TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1951
May Court Candidates
SENIOR WOMEN who are candidates for May and Janie Ash
Queen inexle: Ist row, left to ri3ht— 7.,-,clyn Helen Steliotes
Beard, Joan Burlein, Sue Halperin. Ethel Clark, Charlotte Stin-
First row—Juliana"FeeS, Nancy Srnith and - Diana Miller. Second
row—lna Gerson, Phoebe Erickson and Carolyn Ryan.
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- Primary elections of the May Queen and her maid-of-honor
will take place today in the second floor lounge of Old Main from
8 a.m. to 5 p.m. All woman students at . the College are eligible
to vote
• Three. seniors and three freshmen will be chosen today. The
finals will be held Thursday when . a senior will be elected queen
and the two runnerups will be
senior attendants. One freshman
'will be chosen maid-of-honor and
these two runnerups will become
freshman attendants
May day will be held on front
campus from 3:30-4:30 p.m. on
May :12. Open houses and teas
will be held for the mothers in
the units before the ceremony.
The . 11 seniors and seven fresh-
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man women.that are running in
the primaries today were selected
by the women's living units. •
Senior girls interested in being
on the Hemlock chain can sign
up at the final elections on
Thursday. The first 50 girls to
sign will make up the chain and
an additional 25 will be called on
in case some dropout.
nfelter. 2nd row—Gay Brunner,
Martha Baltzell, Sally Sechler,
and Lillian Bechakas.
Acacia
Lois Richardson of Gamma Phi
Beta sorority was selected as
Sweetheart of Acacia, Saturday
night at the formal'Acacia Sweet
heart ball.
The finalists • were Betty Os
wald,
visiting - from West Chester
S.T.C. and Lix Newell, a fresh- I
man at the College. ' I
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Coeds To Vote
For Quill Girl
At SU 'Today
Quill girl will be chosen at
Student Union from 9 a.m. to 5
p.m., today and tomorrow by all
women students at the College.
Candidates are Barbara Spren
kle, president of WSGA. Mary
Ellen Grube, president of WRA,
and Janet Rosen, president of
Mortar Board.
Announcement of the girl se
_acted will be made at the Matrix
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Monday. The dinner is sponsored
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of the most outstanding women
on campus have been In
vitations must be answered at
Student Union by April 14.
In addition to Quill girl, two
other awards will be made. Mem
bers of Theta Sigma Phi will se
lect a Matrix Girl, a woman who
has served the College with little
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