TWLSDAT, DECEMBER 12, 1950
Coed Groups
Discuss Govt.
At Retreat
Members of WSGA, WRA, Pan
hel, and Leonides drew up .a series
of suggestions for improving
women’s student government at
the WSGA retreat held'Saturday
in Hemlock cottage.
The constitutions .of WSGA,
WRA, and Leonides were amend
ed during the morning sessions.
At the joint meeting of WSGA
and WRA it was suggested that
more publicity be given to the
combined elections. This would
include the publishing of candi
dates pictures and having them
introduced at dormitory house
meetings. It was also suggested
that a board of nominations be
organized to accept and screen
petitions from candidates. This
move would eliminate the heed
for an open meeting, which so
far has not proved very effective.
WSGA Week
The possibility of . holding a
WSGA week as a followup to
orientation week was also dis
cussed. The purpose i of a WSGA
week,,which would be held from
Monday to Thursday, would be to
explain and , publicize women’s
student government. One day
would be devoted to the ex
planation of each organization
and Thursday night humorous
skits about women’s government
would be held at the various
house , meetings.
suggestion concerned
the promotion of a women’s news
paper on campus. The paper
would be' published about once
a month and would feature inter
dorm news. The organizations
will investigate the cost of print
ing the paper and the possibility
of forming an editorial staff.
Training Program
Members of the. organizations
decided that there should be a
training program for leaders.
Such a program, could be held
late in the spring, just after the
elections. The outgoing officers
could instruct the incoming offi
cers in their duties. Such a pro
gram would instruct the girls in
parliamentary procedure.
The four organizations will be
discussing these suggestions at
their future meetings.
Lambda Chi Alpha
Claudia King was selected the
Sweetheart of Lambda Chi Alpha
at the pledge formal held Satur
day night. Miss King is a sopho
more at the College and lives in
Punxsutawney.
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HELEN COSTELLO, who was chosen from live finalists as queen
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Robert Houseman. Miss Costello, who works for a television station
in Philadelphia, received a silver crown engraved with the em
blems of the Air Force, Army, and Navy ROTC.
West Dorms, WSGA Sponsor
Tea Dance, Parties Saturday
A tea dance and four Christmas .parties will be sponsored by
the West dorm council social committee and the social committee of
the Women’s Student Government association Saturday afternoon
and night.
The tea dance will be held in the lounges of Thompson, McKee,
Hamilton, and Irvin halls from 3to 5 p.m. A party will be held in
the lounges of the four halls from
8 p.m. to midnight.
A combo will provide music for
the tea dance, and refreshments
will be served. The parties will
feature dancing, refreshments,
and intermission entertainment.
Combos will provide the music.
Entertainment is scheduled for
9:30 p.m. in Hamilton and Mc-
Kee halls and for 10:30 p.m. in
Irvin and Thompson halls. Christ
mas themes will be used for the
lounge decorations.
These affairs will be the start
of a planned social program form
ulated by the committees. Ruth
Johnson, WSGA chairman and
Charles Mollenkopf, West down
chairman, are co-chairmen for
the dance and parties.
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The affairs are open to the
public. Committee members are
Craig Aicher, Mary Jane Baily,
Phyllis Brenckman, Charles
Brewer, Pauline Bullick, Carla
Christine, Elizabeth Duda, Mary
Ellen Dykeman, James Eckman,
Herbert Ferguson, Joyce Gardi
ner, Irwin Gelb.
Charles Gibbs, Margaret Hon
aur, Janet Horger, Eleanor Hor
vitz, June Leighty, William Mc-
Aninch, Courtney McMahon, Mor
ton Miller, Paul Neushwander,
Grace Porrello, Richard Post,
Nancy Powers, Donald Pripstein.
Lois Ruth, Gordon Samuel, Eu
gene Schwenk, Eva Stein, Mi
chael Webb. Leslie Wohlin.
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WRA Playoffs T
Seven teams are still in the
running for the Women’s Recre
ation Association intramural bas
ketball championship to be de
termined Thursday night in White
Hall gym.
Starting off the semifinals last
night were Phi Mu, who defeated
Alpha Epsilon Phi, 22-21, and
Atherton West who won over
Atherton East team, 19-11. High
scorers for the games were Ann
Miller, Atherton West, with 17
points, and Lee Dane, Phi Mu,
with 14 points.
Tonight’s games include Ath
erton West and Leonides, Kappa
Kappa Gamma and Kappa Alpha
Late Permission
All women students, in
cluding freshmen, will be
granted 11 o’clock late per
missions Sunday night for
caroling. Pearl O. Weston, dean
of women, said yesterday.
The regular ten o’clock per
missions will hold for Monday
and Tuesday nights, Dec. 18
and 19.
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is Week
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Beta. Zeta Tau Alpha received
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The winners of tonight’s games
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day’s game.
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