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Hours Highlight
Formal Rushing
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Formal rushing : forthe fall semester" will draw to a close with
19.-sororities holding formal coffee hours tonight from 7 to 8 and
from 8:30 to 9:30. -
Coffee
End of
Rushees may-pick hjrdrivitatioijts
to 1:30 p.m. today at" the Panhelleriic
due at the post office by 1:30 p.m.
Each rushee may attend two cof
fee hours. . f
At 4 p.m. rushees may find out
the times .at which they- are' to
attend the coffee hours given by
the sororities of their choice.
Sorority members will call for the
rushees at 6:45 p.m. ,and at 8:15
p.m. • . . ;t;
Preferential cards ;-ma y - be
signed by rushees frorh -9 to 10:30
tonight at the Panhellenic post
office, and from 7:30 to 10:30 a.m.
tomorrow in the Dean of Wom
en’s -office,- 105. Old Main. Each
rushee may list a first and second
choice." Sororities will turn in
their bid lists tomorow at the
Dean of Women’s office,
According to the system 'of
preferential bidding, names of
rushees and sororities appearing
on bid lists and preferential cards
remain confidential: The Dean
of Women’s office makes up the
lists of acceptances for each sor
ority.' ,
Written bids will be distributed
at 4:45 p.m; tomorrow. ..Ribbon
ing will follow at. 7 p.m.
Informal rushing will begin
Oct. 16, with open bidding con
tinuing for the remainder of the
semester.
Belle Hop Queen
Photos Due Oct. 15
Oct. 15 has been set as the
deadline for submitting entries
in the contest to select the queen
of the Belle "Hop Ball.
The ball will be held on Oct.
27. All contestants must be full
time students and must be spon
sored by a student group, ac
cording to contest rules.
A nine by. 12 photograph of
each entrant must be submitted
and may be turned in to Adam
Krafczek in 4 Home Economics
Building.
The five finalists will be an
nounced a week before the dance.
Debaters Slate Tryouts
The men’s debate, team will
hold preliminary tryouts at 7 to
night in 305 Sparks.-
Positions on the . team-will "be
open to all male students. - Two
of last year’s top men have been
graduated.
Final tryouts will be held. Oct.
3.
for coffee,'hours from 9:30 la.m.
post office. Written replies are
Mew Election
Leonides, independent women’s
organization, will hold an All-
Gollege- election to choose a pres
ident and vice president accord
ing to Patricia - Thompson, ad
viser. A
Vacancies in the offices were
caused by the transfer of Doris
Sher, former president, to the
University of Tennessee and the
resignation of Alice Hennessey,
former vice president. Miss Sher
and Miss Hennessey were elected
last spring.
District elections to the coun
cil will be held this week in liv
ing units. Besides district repre
sentatives, the council consists of
the executive committee com
posed of Eleanor Miller, record
ing secretary; Vivian Peterson,
corresponding secretary; and Eli
zabeth Johnson, parliamentarian
and committee chairman.
The council will meet next
week to nominate officers. Short
ly after this meeting, all indepen
dent women will vote for the
new Leonides officers.
Miss Peterson is now repre
senting the group on All-College
Cabinet.
Philosophy Meeting Set
The Philosphy Club. will hold
its first meeting of the semester
at 8 p.m. tomorrow in 203 Willard
Hall.
Kelly Yeaton, assistant profes
sor of drama, will address the
group.
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“That rare thing has
HH happened: a success
MT has been repeated.”
—Saturday Review of
Literature
. State Theatre—Soon
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FOR LA VIE TAKEN ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 1, 1951
ALL PICTURES MUST BE TAKEN AT THE PENN STATE
PHOTO SHOP, OFFICIAL LA VIE PHOTOGRAPHER
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★ All Senior Agriculture Students who have not had their
Pictures taken must do so before Friday, September 28
PJE STATE' COLLEGE^E
Senior Class
President Weds
The marriage of Rose Marie
Kaizer,- daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Kaizer of Cramer, Pa..
and David Olmsted took place
Sept. 1 in St. Michael’s. Roman
Catholic Church, Dußois','.Pa." ,
Mri Olmsted is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. R. E. Olmsted, of Se
wickley, Pa. ,
. Delores Kaizer of Cr diner '•\frak
maid of honor, and Geraldine Ma
grini of Sykesville was brides
maid.
The Rev. John Piathowski of
ficiated at the ceremony before
an altar decorated with gladiola.
A wedding breakfast and recep
tion followed. *
Given in marriage by her fa
ther, the bride wore a white ny
lon net gown, fashioned with in
sets of imported embroidered or
gandy, and ending in a chapel
sweep. A veil of illusion fell from
a bonnet of nylon net. She car
ried a bouquet of white roses and
gladiola.
Mr. Olmsted is president of
the senior class, and is majoring
in journalism.
The couple is residing at 419
W. College avenue.
CbCtfcswm
JOHN DEREK
in
“MASK OF THE
AVENGER”
sm
KIRK DOUGLAS
JAN STERLING
“The BIG CARNIVAL”
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FARLEY GRANGER
ROBERT WALKER
ON
A TRAIN”
never get my La Vie picture taken!
SENIORS IN THE SCHOOL OF
CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS MUST
HAVE THEIR GRADUATION PICTURES
■ENNSYLYANIA
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Wilson-Smith
' Mr. and Mrs. John Smith of Al
toona announce the engagement
of their daughter, Dolores to Al
fred Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. H. Wilson o.f Wyoming, Pa.
- Miss Smith was graduated from
the College in June with a ma
jor .in elementary education. At
present she is teaching in Altoona.
Mr. Wilson is a senior in elec
trical engineering and is a mem
ber of Acacia.
Anthony-Rowland
Lt. Col. and Mrs. W. C. Row
land announce the engagement
of their daughter, Patricia,-to
Joseph Anthony, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Anthony of Carlisle,
Pa.
Miss Rowland is a senior in
the School of Liberal Arts. She
is rush chairman of Delta Delta
Delta.
Mr. Anthony is a senior in
meteorology, and is a member of
Sigma Chi.
A knowledge of ceramics -can
be helpful to the homemaker in
purchasing dinnerware or in fur
nishing the home, explains Dr. E.
C. Henry, professor and chief of
the division of ceramics at the
College.
Hurry it up Mac .... or I'll
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SWIM CLUB POSTPONED
The beginner's class of
WRA's swimming club has
postponed its meeting tonight,
because of conflict with coffee
hours. .
The meeting has been resel
for 7 p.m. next Wednesday.
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News
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