SATURDAY, OCTOBER IL- 1952 Five Coeds Named Winner to Be Crowned At First - Thespian Show Five finalists for the first Homecoming Queen since 1940 have been chosen, according to Jerome Gibson, co-chairman of the Thes pians-sponsored contest. . Those selected are Phoebe Er. Marjorie Per r y, and Betty Smucker, The Homecoming Queen will be chosen on the basis of "the girl you would most like to come home to" and will be presented at the three performances of the Thespian show "Don't Stop Now" next'- week. She will attend the alumni luncheon and be -feted throughout the week. Greeks Sponsor Finalists Miss ErickSbn is a fifth semes ter arts and letters major from Dubois. She was runnerup to Miss Pennsylvania in 1949 and is spon sored by Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. A third semester education ma jor from Altoona, Miss Hunter is sponsored by Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity. Miss Moses, sponsored by Kai).- pa Alpha Theta sorority, is in the fifth semester in home eco nomics. Kappa Alpha Theta is also sponsoring Miss Smucker, who is from Huntingdon and in the fifth semester in home economics. Selection Procedure' Undisclosed Miss Perry, sixth semester edu cation major, is sponsored by Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity. The procedure for the final se lection of the queen has not been disclosed. Her identity will be made known .when she is pre sented at the Thursday night per formance of the Thespian shoW. Persons who have submitted photographs for the contest should pick them up at the Student Un ion desk as soon as possible, George Donovan, Student Union director, said yesterday. Alpha Chi Psi Alpha 'Chi Psi, professional business honorary, will hold a Founders' Day luncheon at the Allencrest Tea Room tomorrow in honor of the new pledges. ickson, Joan Hunter, Nina Moses; co_edib Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Alpha Epsilon entertain ed Delta Delta Delta Thursday with a skit prep ar e d by the pledges. Mary Stark did a solilo quy on dating at fraternities. Re freshments and dancing complet ed the program. , Kappa Kappa Gamma Kappa -Kappa Gamma recently initiated Margaret Conti, Gail Green, Valorie Hobbis, Jean Kutz, Mary Lynch, Barbara Perrin, Katherine Reynolds, Donna Sym month, and Sue Wescott. Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Chi Omega has initiated Nancy Anderson, Harriet Bow man, Virginia Bowman, Gloria Egizio,‘Carol Mattner, Audrey Nash, and Edith Spalding. Bishop Will Install Episcopal Minister John Thomas Heistand, bishop of Harrisburg in the Episcopal Church, will install the Rev. John Shannon as minister of St. An drews Episcopal Church at serv ices at 7 p.m. tomorrow at the church. The Rev. Mr. Shannon is re placing the Rev. John Peabody who left the borough last spring to take charge of a congregation in Baltimore. Following the instal lation, the Canterbury Club, stu dent fellowship of the- Episcopal Church, will 'assist at a reception for the Rev. Mr. Shannon. Free Lecture on Christian Science Lecturer: Subject: Place: 109 Agriculture Building Time: Tuesday, October 14, 1952, at 7:45 p.m. All Are Wekome •••• •••• •••.' ...... •• • • •.• " ,•• •••:;;•%. ;:• '-;•• .1r.•?&;:.•;.g. , 04ceeN•43 Ic.:4:aa..jiG,;;Asa.',ZU!...Z..l:•.':,'":'' THE ;DAILY COLLEGIAN. 'STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA WRA Extends Hockey Season\ Into November The Women's Recreation Asso ciation has decided to extend the hockey season throughout Novem ber this year, Mabel Marple, president, has announced. The as sociation felt that 'the f orm e r length of the season did not give hockey players enough time to become proficient and to expand hockey as a sport, Miss Marple said. • Hockey for women at Pen ri State has already been' given a boost. Harold Lichtendahl, a spe cial exchange student from Ger many, has agreed to coach the WRA hockey teams this year. Lichtendahl, who played cen ter-half at the 1952 Olympics at Helsinki, recently conducted a special 'clinic' for women hockey players. He is not offi cially a part of the physical education faculty, however. The biggest hockey event on the agenda is the annual inter collegiate hockey Play Day, which will be held Oct. 18 at Bucknell University. Penn State will bring two teams whose members will be selected by Mimi Martin, hock ey club president; Mrs. Mildred Lucey, club advisor; and repre sentatives from each class. Any woman student can join hockey practice sessions held from 4 to 5 p.m. daily on Holmes Field, Miss Martin said. All equipment is supplied by WRA. Approximately 20 women play on a team. Interclass games will be played later in the season. Players will probably for m two freshman teams, one sophomore team, and a combined junior-senior team, adcording•to Miss Lucey. THEODORE WALLACH, C.S. of Chicago, Illinois. Member of The Board of Lecture ship of The Mother -Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. "CHRISTIAN SCIENCE THE KEY TO HAPPINESS." Homecoming Queen Finalists Nina Moses Marjorie Perry Religion— Hine! Ends Succoth; Groups Plan Talks Hillel Foundation will climax its celebration of the Festival of Tabernacles with services at 10 a.m. today and tomorrow. Memorial services will be included in today's observances. Students who wish to participate in the Hillel Hour, the foun dation's weekly Thursday night program over WMAJ, may try ow at 7 p.m. tomorrow at the Hillel Foundation. No, previous experi ence is necessary and any student may try out, James Moss and Allan Miller, co-chairmen, said Christianity in Europe and Asia will be discussed by two student groups. Roger Williams Fellow ship will hear Daw Hnit speak on Christian work in Burma after its supper meeting at 5 p.m. to morrow at the University Bap tist Church. The Rev. Luther H. Harshbar ger, College chaplain, will discuss "The European Vacuum" with the Wesley Foundation after a fellow ship supper at 5:15 p.m. tomorrow at the foundation. Religion and of life will be the theme of several discus sions. The Evangelical United Brethren Student Fellowship will hear Joyce Faust discuss "The Meaning of Life" at 6:15 p.m. to morrow in the student room of St. John's E.U.B. Church. Dr. Lyman E. Jackson, dean of the School of Agriculture, will speak to the Westminster Founda tion on "The Two Lines of Social Force" at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow in By LaVONNE ALTHOUSE the foundation fireside room. • Dr. Arthur H. Reede will dis cuss . "A Christian and His Com munity" with members of the United Student Fellowship at 6:30 p.m.• tomorrow in the Faith Re formed Church. The Lutheran Student Associ ation will be guest of the Bucknell University LSA eat Lewisburg to morrow evening. Cars will leave the Lutheran Student House at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow. Registration Ends For Dance Class Registration for the_ Mortar Board - sponsored amateur dance class has, closed with 250 stu dents signing up for the seven week course. Members of the senior women's honorary will assist Elaine Russel, former Arthur Murray dancing instructor, in teaching the weekly classes to begin later this month. There is a reservoir in Penn sylvania which has a shore line of 70 miles. PAGEC . PIPPIC Betty Smucker
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