State College News 1937-04-16

Eighteen members of the class of 1937 hnve been named to Signum Laudis, senior scholastic society, Milton G. Nelson, dean of the college and honorary members of the socioty, announced in the last studont assembly. Signum Laudis is composed of the ten per cent of the senior class who have maintained the highest scholastic averages in their college career, but no one is eligible if his average has been less than 2.00 or B. The highest four per cent of the class is named during the first semester, while the remaining number is listed during the spring semester. The highest twelve of the class of 1937 as announced last fall a re : David Cohen, president; Sue Caldwell, Raymond Fislt, P a t r i c i a Gauthier, Norman Gunderson, Robert McGowan, Dorothy Ostrander, Jane Bendell, Martha Rolnick, Lillian Shapiro, Mary Sweeney, and Phyllis Verm i lye. The eighteen members who were named this semester are: Jane Andrew, Ruth Britt , Elizabeth Gooding, John Hastings, Sylvia Kudon, Marion Lampman, Robert MacGregor, Ireno Markham, Mary Miirkham, Judi th Rogers, John Rooney, Pinkie Rosenberg, Lester Rubin, Frances Smith, Roy Swinglo, Marjorio Tymeson, James Vanderpoel, and Edgar Warren. Expect Army of Men At Ingle Fashion Show