TUESDAY,. „APRIL ~14, 1953
May - :Queeli:,. ---
To -- . Re. Held in
• Primary elections for May Queen, junior and sophomore -attendants, and maid. of honor will he
held from 10i3O a.m. to 7 p.m. today in the women's dormitories.
Voting stations will be in the main lounges of Atherton Hall, 'Simmons Hall, McElwain Hall,
Grange Dormitory, McAllister Hall, Thompson Hall, and Woman's' Building. Town and home-manage
ment students may, vote in McAllister Hall.
The coronation will be held May Day, May 9. Members of the Wom6n's
Association House of Representa
tives are in charge of the program.
Barbara Werts, vice president of.
WSGA, is general chairman.
Nine Queen. Candidates
Women will vote in the pri
maries according to class. Only
Seniors will vote for May Queen,
and freshmen will determine the
finalists for maid of honor.
Candidates for May Queen are
Barbara Baker, Jacqueline Becker,
Nancy Higgins, Barbara Johnson,
Mary Markley, Madeline Sharp,
Joan Tadero, Irene Taylor, and
Constance Wellen.
Candidates for junior attendant
are Carol Bach, Marilyn Buzby,
Neida Fralich, Theresa Horrigan,
Carolyn Manbeck, Joan McClane,
Delßene Milne r, Jane Mont
gomery, Carolyn Pelczar, Ida Mae
Renner, and Elizabeth Smucker.
Vie for Maid of Honor
Candidates' for sophomore at
tendant are Elizabeth Bell, Jayn
Frank, Louanne Gallagher, Louise
Justin, Nancy Knouse, Carolyn
Malsch, Celeste McDermott, Pa
tricia Morris, Beverly Patterson,
Barbara Patton, Alma Street, and
Nancy Van Tries.
Maid of honor candidates are
Margaret Fisher, Joan Gray, Alyce
Grunberg, Nancy Lee, Jane Pat
ton, and Barbara Richards.
Pictures of the 38 nominees will
be displayed at the voting stations.
They have been in the Athletic
Store window since Saturday.
Final elections will be held
Thursday. All women students
may then vote for the queen and
maid of honor. Senior women may
also sign up to participate in the
hemlock chain. The first 50 to
ngagem en fa
Bennett-Peterson
• Mr. ,:and Mrs. Karl. Freeman
Peterson ,of Beaver announce the
engageMent of their daughter,
Edna: =liene, to C. Eugene Ben
nett„ son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Clineßennett of Mellin, W. W.
Miss Peterson is an eighth se
mester-home economics major and
is pledging Omicron tiNu, home
economics honorary.
Mr. Bennett received his B.A.
and M.A. degrees in chemistry
from the University of West Vir
ginia. He was a member of Phi
Lambda Upsilon, chemistry hon
orary; Sigma Xi, national scien
tific honorary; the' American
Chemical Society, and the Ar
nold Air 'Society.
An early June wedding is
planned.
Smith-Grimm
Mr. and Mrs. Allen •Orville
Grimm of Wilmerding announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Gale, to Lt. Arthur Rankin Smith,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Alden Smith
of •Wilkinsburg.
Miss Grimm - is a senior at the
College in home economics. She
is president of Omicron Nu and
a member of Delta Gamma and
Phi Upsilon Omicron.
Mr. Smith was graduated last
June in geology and mineralogy
and is a member of Alpha Sigma
Phi. He is now studying at Pur
due University.
•
Bauer-Chandlee
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Chand
k lee of Southampton announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Betty Joan, to Richard Bauer, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Bauer
of Philadelphia.
Miss Chandlee received her. R.N.
degree from Abington Memorial
Hospital and will receive her B.S.
degree from Cedar Crest College
in June. -
Mr. - Bauer will receive his B.S.
dekree in landscape horticulture
in June. He is a member of Alpha
Gamma Rho.
Doughty . Gibney _ .
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Gibney
Jr. of Reiffton announce the en
gagement of their daughter, Pa
tricia, to James Doughty, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Doughty
of Pala-Cynwyd.
Miss Gibney is a second semes
ter home economics major, and
Mr. Doughty was graduated from
the College in January in pre-law.
The couple plan to marry in early
fall.
PETER LAWF ORD
RICHARD GREENE
JANICE RULE
"ROGUE'S MARCH"
Love in the Shadows!
"GIRLS IN
THE NIGHT"
T.ie Broadway Hit!
"MEMBER OF
THE WEDDING"
EMM=tl
THE . DAILY COLLEGIAN: STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Court Voting
Dorms Today
mw Shelia Rooenoon
Elizabeth, N.J. is the home of beautiful Sheila, a 4th
semester English major. She is one of the many lovely
contestants for the, Miss Penn State contest. A bouquet
of roses to you, Sheila, from florist Jim Wolfe.
There's just about a week or so left to have a portrait
made for Mother's Day. Why not giVe her a present
she'll really appreciate rather than something which goes
into a drawer and is soon forgotten.
For you fellows, nothing is neater than a dark sweater
and an open collar.
Certainly we photograph fellows in suits, but did you
ever notice how much more relaxed you feel in casual
wear. This of course makes for a more natural portrait.
Check the portrait of John Graham in our display case.
Cost? Only $5.90 for a 5x7 and only $l.OO more for
an Bxlo.
THE LION STUDIO
Matrix Dinner
Ticket Sales
End Tfluesday
The deadline for securing reser
vations for the Matrix Dinner to'
be held at 6:15 p.m. Monday at
the Nittany Lion Inn has been
extended to 5 p.m. Thursday.
Tickets are being distributed at
the Student Union desk in Old
Main.
The dinner, sponsored annually
by Theta Sigma Phi, women's pro
fessional journalism fraternity, is
held to honor upperclasswomen
who are outstanding in both ac
tivities and scholarship.
Approximately 160 invitations
have been sent for the dinner,
which will lampoon student and
administration leaders.
One of the main parts of the
musical skit will be an all-woman
cabinet meeting that will show
what can happen to the male
population if the femmes take
over and pass legislation to suit
themselves.
sign will be in the May Day cere
monies.
Patricia Hughes and Nancy
Lusk have been appointed as jest
ers. Names of those who have
been chosen for the honor arch
will be announced after the final
elections.
Oay ae?
the Crimson Entrance
Government
Student
Leo'nides Will Send
3 to NISA Concfave
Leonides, independent women's organization, voted last night
to include Vivian Peterson, former president. in their delegation to
the National Independent Students' Association convention at Purdue
.University April 22-24.
Miss Peterson was reqtiested by the national organization to
serve as chairman of the credentials committee at their conclave.
Hilda Hogeland, recently elected
president, and Ruth Israel, vice
president, will also be delegates.
A constitutional change to have
the runner-up in the election for
president to automatically be
come treasurer of the organiza
tion was proposed. It was tabled
to be voted on at the next meet
ing. The present constitutional
rule states that the defeated
presidential candidate should be
come parliamentarian.
A retreat for the orientation of
new officers was discussed. It
would consist of various oper
ational workshops and group dis
cussions and would be held at
the Penn State Christian Associ
ation cabin. Bonny Lee was named
chairman in charge of the project
and will report on its possibilities
at the next meeting.
Leonides will participate joint
ly with the Penn State Club in
Spring , Week activities. Repre
sentatives were asked to recruit
participants from their various
living units.
The new officers elected re
cently are: Miss Hogeland, pres
ident; Miss Israel, vice president;
Shirley Pritchard, recording sec-.
retary; Jeanne Maxwell, corres
ponding secretary; and Susan
Crumley, treasurer. Myrtle Thom
as was appointed to be treasurer
while Miss Crumley is student
teaching.
Picture Correction
A picture of Mrs. Paul Hanson,
national director for the extension
of Pi Beta Phi, was erroneously
printed last week as a picture of
Edith Ramsey, home equipment
director, who will speak Friday
night as part of the Home Eco
nomics Spring Weekend program.
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Coalport, Louanne's home town, can be mighty proud
of this beauty. Florist Jimmy Wolfe has a dozen roses
for you', too.
Something new! Sorority and fraternity composites
can now be made and delivered in 3 weeks. We still have
time to do 2 more composites.
Congratulations to Sigma Nu for their party this past
Saturday. It was one of the most unique costume pictures
we've ever photographed.
Will the social chairmen of the fraternities to be
photographed on April 18th please visit the studio between
4 and 5 today, tomorrow, and Thursday?
Seen at the Sigma Nu party was Shirley Mix, one of
the most beautiful eyefuls to grace this campus in a
long time.
THE LION STUDIO
ICSF Elects
Plasterer
To Presidency
Donald Plasterer, sixth semester
aeronautical engineer, was elected
president of the Interchurch Stu
dent Fellowship at a meeting Sun
day.
Other new officers are Martha
Darlington, vice president; Jeanne
Maxwell, secretary; and Dwight
Putnam, treasurer. The Rev. Jones
B. Shannon, rector of St. Andrews
Episcopal Church, was chosen ad
viser.
The scholarship fund for the
International Christian University
has reached $97.73, and additional
contributions are promised. Dona
tions will be accepted during the
spring semester.
Plans were made for the spring
party, to be held at the West
minster Fellowship at 7:30 p.m.
April 24. Committees are: pro
gram, Penn State Christian As
sociation and Lutheran Student
Association; decoration, Wesley
Foundation; refreshments, West
m i n s t e r Foundation; publicity,
Young Friends; and worship, Rog
er Williams Fellowship.
Newman Club Movie
Newman Club will sponsor the
showing of "Gallant Journey,"
starring Glenn Ford, at 7 tonight
in 119 Osmond. The movie is open
to the public. A donation will be
taken at the door..
the Crimson Entrance
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