TUESD4IY, FEBRUARY, 26, 19.52,
281 CAieds
Register
For Rushing
Two hundred eighty-one coeds
have registered for formal sor
ority rushing, Mary Brewer, as
sistant to the Dean of Women,
said yesterday. •,
Coke dates will :be held from..!
1 to 5 and 6:30 to 7,:30 p.m. today:'
through _Friday at 'the I. 9 ,f'suites.T
School. clothes will'be appropri-1
ate for these affairs: No food.will
be served. The same schedule
blanks will be used,all Week for
coke_ dates.
Rushees. are- to • return cokei
cards at 3 a.m. today-to the Pan
hel post office in:Woinan's Build-1
ing.
The averages 'required by the
individual sororities are available
for rushees at the :post office.
Information concerning cost of
sororities may be obtained at the
Dean of Women's office.
Freshman women who attend
coffee hours will r eceive 10
o'clock permissions March 3, ac
cording to Marion Whiteley, Pan
hellenic Council rush chairman.
Women in the water saving in
structor's class may obtain ex
cuses from the class by signing a
list at the dean of Women's office.
Marilyn Levitt, • Panhel presi
dent, asked rushees to attend as
many coke dates as they possibly
could. Miss Levitt advised rushees
not to cut sororities until the At
Homes.
All communication between sor
orities- • and a rushees wi 11 be
handled by the post office. Miss
Brewer asked rushees to cooper
ate with the post office by follow
ing the rush, schedule.
Co-eclib
Delta Tau Delta
Newly-elected officers of Delta
Tau Delta are Thomas Judge,
president; Robert Gribben, vice
president; Richard Haenel, treas
urer; and Joseph Kline, secretary.
New initiates of the fraternity
are Thomas Andersoh, Fred Er
nest, James Guerdon, William
Johnson, Bruce Nichols, David
Odiorne, David Pine, James Rugh,
Darrell Shoaff, and Earle Van-
Alst.
Alpha Chi Omega
Alpha Chi - Omega has initiated
Donna Lee Bane, Helen Banes,
Nancy _.Barth. Elizabeth Byrem,
Lynn Crowley, Alice Hennessy,
Ona: Kay' Lee, Nancy Maloy,
Nancy Parrish, Norene Runyeon,
Nancy Sadler, and Gayle Wismer.
Before initiation, a buffet sup
per was held for the pledges. Re
freshments were served following
the ceremony.
Gngage . m.enb
Cover-Gillispie
Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Gillispie
of ,Lower Merion have announced I
the engagement of their daughter,
Adele, to Harry Cover, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Cover of
Pittsburgh:
Miss Gillispie, a senior• in soci
ology, is a member• of 'Alpharam.-
ma Delta, Players, and. the,' Ccil,
lege syrriphony orchestra.
Mr.- Cover, •former All-College
vice president, is •a member of
Skull .and Bones. He is 'a, senior
in labor-management relations, -
Activity Cards
Women students haver - been
asked to bring their activity cards
up to date by Mrs. Cordelia
Hibbs, assistant to the Dean of
Women. The cards are on 'file in
the Dean of Women's:office.
Mrs. Hibbs pbinted ,, ,•out that
several honoraries . use the files
when considering new Inembers.
She said that prospectiVe employ
ers and investigators also use the
files. . • -
Photo Deadline Teddy
Noon today is 'the , deadline
for submitting pictures - of. can
didates for the : title of
pendent sweetheart.
- Pictures may be turned in
at the Student Union . desk - in
Old Main: The name and' ad=
dress of the coed should be on
the back of the photograph:
The contest is being spon
' sored by the Association of In
dependent Men and Leonides.'
THE COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Sigma Phi Alpha
Sigma Phi Alpha held a formal
banquet for visiting alumni. Fol
lowing th e banquet. initiation
ceremonies were held. Those ini
tiated were John Christian. Barry
Fein, Paiil Linvill, and Kinzo
Yamamoto. .
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PLACES TO
. ,
• KNOW
Q.—Where is
the only grave
on campus?
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MAX HARTSWICK'S
.
For All Your Fine Jewelry
SPORTSMAN'S SHACK * .
tka fa EES A COMPLETE LINE OF FISHING TACKLE,
RODS, LICENSES, LINES, FLIES,
Store College. Po. jtwidaj,
..." , • FLY TYING MATERIAL
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. 2 e.tC,.:4' 7.,01,:':'-':.. %,,,,-i-.or. Gem :Soc;e;Y CALDER AVENUE
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Smart ,
Shop • THE BIKE SHOP TO KNOW--
M cans fine clothes W. F: KRUMRINE BIKE SHOP
A t reasonable prices 1 WHIZZER MOTORS RALEIGH BIKES
, . SALES SERVICE .
R ight for Co-eds
Rr. 433 W. COLLEGE AVE PHONE 4723
Iry today • ,
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We Are Proud To Have Been
Photographers For The 1951 WOODRING'S FLORAL SHOP
first-Rated All-American La Vie BLOOMING FLOWERS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR
Let Us Help You, With Our First-rate FOR ALL OCCASIONS. .
Photographic Work.
BEAUTIFUL CORSAGES FOR FORMAL AFFAIRS.
PEWSTATE • PHOTO SHOP Phone 2045 117 E. COLLEGE AVE.
212 EAST" COLLEGE AVENUE
.:„DELIVERY SERVICE • PHONE 6821 PERSONALIZED
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• STATIONERY SPECIAL
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CENTER CLEANERS Boa of Harmony writing paper with colored border arid your
name in matching color scheme.
LAUNDRY & DRY• CLEANING THIS WEEK ONLY
$1.39
, REAR 352 COLLEGE AVE. 24-HR. CLEANING REA & DERICK'S
for Van Heusen Shirts If You Don't Know .. .
- . . • WHO FOUND IT?
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• WHERE TO BUY IT?
'9 • HOW, TO SELL IT?
. li ttr s • TRY
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MEN'S SHOP ' COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS
. opposite pl 4 Main . Opposite Old Main ' Page 8 •
Beaver House •
Recently elected officers of
Beaver House are Arnold Gasche,
president, and Robert Fry. vice
president. •
Beta Sigma Omicron
Beta Signia Omicron recently
initiated Greta Dunsmore and
Norma Zehner.
Theta Xi
Theta Xi has initiated Richard
Brown, Robert Brust, John Chem
sak. Barry Collins. Clarence Day:
is, Duane Drew, Lloyd Eddings,
Paul Gery, Joseph Knepper, Ellis
Laubach, Lael Meixsell, . Joseph
P:orkowski, Richard Robinson,
Winfield Scott, James Shaw,
Ralph Skomsky, Richard Smed
ley. and George. Steinhauser.
Acacia
Acacia ha s initiated William
Alden, John Hoffman, Howard
Hudson, Thomas - Irving, P,e te r
Judd, John Kaufman, Jacks . =
Keim, Frank Kilmer, William-Kil
mer, Charles Manwiller, Duane
Mclntyre, Charles ohrbecii,
Stanley Thomas. and William
Warncke.
The fraternity has pledged 'Wil
liam Brubaker.
PLACES TO
KNOW
A. On the west side
of Schwab .Auditorium
is.the grave of
George W. Atherton
For the Finest in
Footwear
glich 3
120 S. Allen St.
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