PAGE SIX —Collegian Photo by John Beauge .THE NEW LABORATORY for mentally ',Married child' en has begun to take shape as the steel beams ale moved into !Awe. The one-story building on Palk Ave. is to be used by the - Department of Edneatikm It included tluee clasaooms and office space Sisters, Pledges Participate In Preparation for Initiations By ELLIE HUMMER If "A lowly pledge am I" greets you when you phone a sorority suite, you'll know that the sorority is having "fun" week for its pledges. Or perhaps it is called courtesy week, friendship week, or help week. Whatever the name, the main purpose of this time is to give the pledge a chance to develop the con cept of sisterhood. First Meeting Of Jr. Board Will Be Held The newly appointed Junior Class Advisory Board will hold its first meeting at 8 tonight in 212- 213 lIUB. All junior Assembly membeis are invited to sit ex officio Members of the new Board are Roberta Beatty, Charles Berents, Bat bara Blooks, Gene Chaiken• Susan Clement, Charles Di Puppo, Virginia Dugan, Patricia Dyer, Marjorie Ganter and Earl Ger shonow. Joan Gerstl, Donald Giagno coma, Rebecca Gifford, Renee Goldman, Beibert Goldstein, Pa tricia Green, Steven Gregg, Lin da Huston. Susan 'Huston, Charles Jacques and Marc Katzen Steven Klein, Martin Levin, Rtchaid Levinson, Larry Miley, Richat d Metz, Herbert Nurick, Jane Pi unman, Bat barn Reese, Barry Rein, Peter Rumsey, Jef frey Schwas tz, Judith Shepard son, Kai lyn Shoemaker and Theo dot e Simon Georgianna Simp'on, Marcia Smith, Laura Speill7o , 4ol, Eliza beth Stanley, Philip Steinhauer, Karen Swift. Meg Teichholtz, Su zanne Volpin, Janice Wanner, Baihara Yunk and Fayenola Zol man sororities manage to get back at: —"We Are Coining, Father the sisters. Emptying rooms of all; Abraham," was a recruiting song,the furniture, tying all the doors when Abraham Lincoln called forkhut and throwing the sisters in 300,000 volunteers in the Union the showers are all a part of this, Army, week for some pledges. I ttlllllllliillllllllllolllllllllllllll-111111111111111111111111litlifill1111111-1011-1-11-111-11M1171 cradreating Sentor3 • • • Take Penn State With You After Graduation Join Your Alumni Association Now Special Senior Membership SPECIAL LIFE MEMBERSHIP FEE - $7O If You Join On or Before June 11 The Alumni Office During this period, usually pre ceding initiation, the pledges of 'most of the sororities are required to spend their free time in the suite. If a pledge has studying to do. she may spend the time in a sister's loom. Often they are sent to fraternities for articles desired by the sisters. In several sororities, the pledges must crawl into the suite on their knees, may not wear shoes in the suite or may not sit on The chairs. A pledge usually must have c and y, matches or cigarettes ready at all times for each sister whom she addresses as "Sister." The pledges in a few sororities have one or two big sisters for whom they are required to do personal favors such as making beds, ironing and calling them in thc mm fling. In turn, many of the big sisters take their little sis ters out for dinner at this time. Many of the pledges show their loyalty to the sorority by wearing soloi ity emblems around campus. Large hair ribbons, sailor hats, pledge paddles or sorority cush ions are the usual symbols. Other pledges are asked to make wooden paddles, keys, quills or other emblems, have the sisters sign them and then varnish them for a remembrance of pledging. In one sorority, the plNiges givel the suite a thorough sp Sing house cleaning. However, the pledg..s in some; $2.00 Come tot 104 OLD MAIN THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA • 4441- ' ' # -V • , ,i ie* 4 `'ti l .: 1 - 0, -',,, ~ ift- .* 4: 4 4 % ,''; c t -A A. re: - - --#. i. 4 ,;. .: 41 , •;', 0 4 "- ', ' ,"'