SATURDAY. MARCH 4. 1961 56 Per Cent of Rushees Receive Sorority Bids (Continued from page one) Lent®, Mildred McFadden. Nancy Madson.j Olivia Merrill, Rita Novaseda, Linda Petry.j DonnelJe Phillips, Judith Raj'nor, Eliza-i betU Runkel, Valerie Smith, Lorraine: Stockey, Sandra Tait, Natalie Wahlberg and Marilyn Weisa. i DELTA DELTA DELTA, silver, blue and gold: Judith Baker, Katherine Bassett, Margaret Chilton, Elisabeth Coleman, An-: drea Coyle, Marcia Evans, Merby Huber, Elizabeth HtimmeJ, Jean Hutchinson, Mary Loti Jackson. Katherine Kent, Mary Jane Kissinger, Susan Krauas, Nancy McGrann,' Sandra May, Bonnie Owens. Brenda Peirce,! Penny Power, Nancy Bassier, Susan Koh bin<*. Carol Smith, Marla Stevena, Elaine' Toth. Katrina Wange and Marilyn Whit comb, DELTA GAMMA, bronze, pink and blue: Jerilyn Beckley, Willa Davison. Sandra De Angels*. Karen De Boer, Elizabeth Fager. Joyce Houston. Dianne Johnson, Jean Kennedy, Nancy Kepler, Joanne Ko hut. Carolyn Lewis, Lynn McTavish, Pa tricia Pfordt, Norma Piercy, Diann Rabe, Beverly Robison, Suzanne Rumbaugb. Pa tricia Settle, Melanie Smith, Susan Stough. Patti Suutter, Joan Taylor, Margaret Thompson and Nancy Wharton. DELTA Pill EPSILON, purple and gold: Lillian Berger, llcne Brofman, San dra Ehrenwerth, Linda Golub, Marjorie Halprin, Judith Levin, Gloria Magida, Miriam >tonoker, Rochelle Folangin and Iris Soiffer. DELTA' ZETA, rose and green: Elise Artelt, Barbara Brown, Charlotte Brown. Sur.an Falgout, Vivian Hu, F,lir.abeth Kel ley, E. G. Kirkpatrick, Lois McGrath,' Lynn Murphy. Carol Myshin, Anna Singer, Cathie Solomon, Valerie Tomnseaki and Susan Wenner. GAMMA PK! BETA, brown and mauve:i Eleanor Bicksler, Linda Bolig, Janice Brown, Dale Harris, March Karris, Pam-! ela Harrison, Carolyn Hatton. Julia Hill, Marilee K\n»eh, Linda Knoepfle, Judith Oliver, Dorothy Samuels and Joanne Yama*. KAPPA ALPHA THETA, black and gold: Judith Allen, Suzanne Adresen, Ber tha Baldwin, Kathleen Bauman, Joan! Brook*. Cynthia Carmichael. Carol Deal erly, Kathryn Dyal, Barbara Falconer, Ann Fnrnxworlh, Raven Fennell, Janet Geiger, Carol Hagerieh, Mary Kersh. Shan non Klug. Jean Kochel, Nancy Lees, 1 Barbara Letts, Carole Panepinto, Paula Poyser and Carol Tomlinson. KAPPA DELTA, green and white: Dor-j Othy Berteottl, Mary Comfort, Cathleenj Creighton. Judith Kastburn, Suzanne! Flinchbaugh, Barbara Fritz, Jill Johnson,! Katherine Johnson, Donna Knapik, Fran-i cea I.avorlni, Alice McCaudleas, Pamela; Painter, Judith Raab, Mary Shawiey, Mary Smith and Christine Caulfield. KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA, dark blue and light blue: Joan Adams, Janis BeAchler, Diane Brooks. Brenda Brunner, Janet Carlson, Carol Coles, Joy Corr, Carol PENN STATE RIDING CLUB Filmi on Olympic* and Ditcussion on Horsemanship SUNDAY, MARCH 5 8:00 Donation: Adults 75c» Children 25a Students with Metric Cards 50a Benefit Of U.S. Equestrian Team and Schlow Library' yjiiiiriiniiiiiHjiHiuijniiiHniiHHiiniiiHnitJJijJsiiMiinniniininiiHiiiiiuiiiiHHimimmmiinumuHmmtmH LEONIDES OPEN MEETING j Monday, March independent women McElwain Lounge Dißacco, Robin Johnston, Margaret Kiz llin, Suagne Magneas, Linda Mulliken, Phyl !lis Ours, Francea Riley, Margaret Schauh, .[ Barbara Stagomyer. Nan Stahl, SaXj/ 'Stephens, Elizabeth Stoner, Nancy Stringer and Anne Waidle. i PHI MIL rose and white: Virginia Amea, , Dolores Gomez, Carole Herr, Sarah Layton and Jean Low. •; PH! SIGMA SIGMA, blue and gold: Marilyn Aberbach, Ellen Berman. Sheila • Black, Susan Blazer, Sharon Engleberg, Jane Friedman, Elaine Gerber, Ronnie • Gold. Joan Greenbaum, Ann Joltin, Nancy /Kaplan, Victoria Karpel, Iris Klinghoffer. • Barbara Krieger, Gail Meyer, Ellen Roaen ‘bluth, Suzanne Rosenthal, Barbara Ku • benstein, Loretta Skolnick and Marilyn Tobin. PI BETA PHI, wine and silver blue; Patricia Breon, Janice Chrabaa. Barbara Coulter. Carol Dahlberg, Judith Davis, Perry Donovan, Patricia Fite. Evelyn Funke, Ann Garrison, Kay Ghiglione. Lynn GlasKer, Suzanne Hartzell. Helene Karaba, Mary Lu Lord, Jean Mellin, Wendy Orr, Maxine Sartorio. Joanne Schrott, Lucinda Snyder, Dorothy Spahr, Linda Tanzola, Carol White and Margaret Zerhe. SIGMA DELTA TALL rafe-an-lait and . blue: Marjorie Bacharach. Barbara Beitch man, Barbara Berko. Trudy Cader, Bette Corn. Linda Goldsmith, Joanne Goldstein, Rochelle double, Sandra Haberman, Lois Jay, Andrea Josephs, Baihara Klein, Gene Lewis, Wendy Mulitz, Marilyn Reed, Mar lene Rose, Lois Uoutman. Roslyn Sklar. Jill Sobel, Diane Weiss, Eiair.e Weiss, Bev erly Yahr and Linda Zorn. I SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA, purple and white: Lynne Blewett. Wanda Darnell, Donna Engle, Linda Greulich, Joan Hay, Loretta Oakley and Barbara Roth, i THETA PHI ALPHA, silver and blue: Joan Cowen, Barbara Frengel, Nancy ;Hey], Lucille Komosinski, Claudia Laux, Carol Lenz, Pamela Miller, Margaret O’Connor, Mary Reno, Catherine Yanmlla and Frances Zengerle. < ZETA TAU ALPHA, turquoise blue and steel: Jean Adamitis, Mary Ann Allen. Judith Baker. Catherine Baumer, Saranne Dawson, Jean Hall, Jeanne Maisack, Jac* .queiyn Mariner, Mary Nntopoulos. Mar . garet Pride. Elizabeth Schweitzer and Joyce Smith. ’CAP to Offer Classes In Observer Training j Regular classes in Observer Training will be given by Penn State Squadron 1031 of Civil Air Patrol at 1:30 p.m. on Saturdays at Moffat Cottage. Those interested in aerial navi gation, meterology, first aid and survival may attend. presents Gordon Wright Home ie Auditorium interested 7:45 PM. rht DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA Increase in 'Overloads' Possible Under 4-Terms The problem of increased credit loads created by the four-term plan is one of “hidden overloads’’ not apparent in' curriculum plans, according to John J. Schanz, chairman of the Senate committee on Educational Policy. Schanz explained that on the basis of the number of credits per term r.nd the total number of credits necessary for graduation in each curriculum, every precaution has been taken to avoid excessive credit loads for the individual student However, he said, in juggling credits around to fit the term system, some curricula may find students carrying overloads in certain terms, whereas in the stu dent’s total number of required credits for graduation, the over loads will not be apparent. The tendency toward in creased credit loads for indivi dual students under the term plan was mentioned Thursday at a University Senate meeting, by Lawrence E. Dennis, vice president of academic affairs. According to Dennis, President Eric A. Walker said that the ten dency toward excessive credit loads is not in keeping with the University’s objectives. In its study of the problem, the Educational Policy Committee will not necessarily recommend fixed credit limits, Schanz said. “We will just look into the situ ation," he said. In discussing possible areas for study, Schanz pointed out that under the present system, a stu dent’s academic advisor decides Angel Flight Applications Applications for Angel Flight are available at the Hetzel Union desk. They must be returned by 5 p.m. Wednesday. factory authorized VOLKSWAGEN » Sales Parts Service $1624.00 WYNO SALES CO. 1960 E. 3rd St~ Williamsport i Jr f . ms. eel lwhether he can handle more than an average credit load. It is no 'longer necessary for the student •to obtain this permission from the dean of his college, he said. j^firititimiimiititiitfiifmimuruitiitiiiiHiiifriiiliiiiiiiiiiVuiiiuiiiiiiiitriTHimMmtniiiirriiuiirummtiiiitiiiHiiiii^ 1 LIBERAL ARTS LECTURE SERIES 1 I Tuesday, March 7, 1961 Reception 9:00 P.M. r .iiiiNniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiii!iiiiiiiiin Aspects of STEADY DATING, PINNING, INTERFAITH DATING, ENGAGEMENT, and PROBLEMS prior to MARRIAGE will be with Msgr. Thomas O'Shea discussed March 7 at 7:00 P.M. Sponsored by LIBERAL ARTS STUDENT COUNCIL Ari A. Hoogenboom. Assistant Professor of History “WHAT REALLY CAUSED THE CIVIL WAR” HUB Assembly Room in 111 Boucke Part I of Marriage Forum Tool Company Will Give 'Cutting Edge' Program “The Cutting Edge,’’ a demon stration of the role of cutting tools in tlte advancement of the Amer ican way of life, will be presented at 7:45 p.m., Monday, in Exhibit Hall, Hammond. The demonstration, under the direction of C. G. Schelly, is sponsored by the DoAll Company, manufacturers of machine tools jand industrial supplies, The pro gram is being presented by the local and Susquehanna chapters of the American Institute of In dustrial Engineers and the Uni versity chapter of the American Foundry Society. Lecture 8:00 P.M. Everyone Invited !! Presented by the Newman Club PAGE FIVE
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