April 15, 1976
Bathtub Race Is On!
The 1976 Annual Bathtub
Race will be held May sth at
3:00 p.m. If you have an
interest in racing or just
would like more information
contact Mike Bellard 912-A
Weaver Ave., Middletown,
Pa. 17057 or phone 717/944-
5456 after 3:30 p.m. Mike
has a few bathtubs for loan
and a lot more information.
Give him a call and win some
of the suds.
First prize-1 12 keg of beer
Second prize-1 / 4 keg of beer
Third prize-2 cases of beer
Fourth prize-1 case of beer
The tub is to be
constructed of standard
cast-iron and also be of
standard size and shape. No
holes are allowed to be
drilled into the tub in order
to decrease the weight of
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Gallu Scholarship Established
Samuel Gallu, a Penn
State gaduate and writer of
the currently popular play,
“Give ’Em Hell, Harry!" has
established a scholarship
fund at The Pennsylvania
State University, honoring
his parents.
The fund has been
designated the Simeon and
Elizabeth Gallu Scholarship
any other such method
employed to decrease the
weight such as acid dipping.
The bathtub is also not
allowed to be powered by
any energy source other than
that of the team as described
below. The steering system
and the number of wheels
used is irrelevant.
The team is to consist of
eleven persons and no more.
Of the eleven, ten of which
will propel the tub, there will
be one who is designated as
the driver. The driver must
navigate the tub and at no
time is he allowed to leave
the tub. The ten men or
women, who will be propel
ling the craft, may be
strategically located
throughout the course,
because at no time may
Income from the fund, to
which friends, associates
and others may contribute,
will support one or more
scholarships for full-time
undergraduates in the
College of Arts and Archi
tecture who are majoring in
music or theatre arts.
In addition to having a
off i ce
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superior academic record
and demonstrating financial
need, recipients must pos
sess talent, dedication to a
goal of a professional
theatrical or musical career,
and display total effort in
this goal.
“Give ’Em Hell, Harry!”
based on the life of
President Harry S. Truman,
is his first play. He is now at
work on another play as well
as his first novel, while also
working on a doctorate in
Eastern European history at
Boston College.
LWV Conference
The League of Women
Voters will hold their Second
Conference on Educational
Opportunities for Women in
the Harrisburg Area Satur
day, May Ist, 1976, in Room
106, Arts Building, HACC.
The conference will con
sist of four workshops:
assertiveness training, as
sociate degree and short
term training programs, first
steps (CLEP, ETC.), and
guidance and logistics.
Registration for the con
ference is $3.00. Brochures
containing conference in
formation and preregis
tration forms are available in
the Public Information Of
fice, E-104. The preregis
tration deadline is April 22.
C.C. Reader
there be any more than four
persons pushing the tub.
The tub must follow the
course layed out- and no
other interpretation of the
course will win. The course
will take place on the Capitol
Campus and start at the
student center and end at the
Main Building parking lot.
The course is estimated to
be 2 miles in length. A
complete map of the route is
below.
Sportsmanship attitudes
should be held by all. Any
interference with another tub
will cause a penalty of
substantial nature. Inter
ference can be termed as
cutting off the competition,
interfering with another tub’s
progress or any such forms
of cheating.
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Scholarship Time
Provost McDermott has
announced the awarding of
four scholarships for the
spring term.
The four engineering
technology students, Darrel
Brookheimer, Robert N.
Paul, Paul Skvarla and
Timothy Kocher, were se
lected by the Engineering
and Technology Division
Scholarship Committee and
the Committee on Academic
and Athletic Standards,
Awards and Scholarships.
There will be two R. T.
Brown Scholarships award
ed, one engineering and
technology alumni scholar
ship and one scholarship
awarded by the Greater
Harrisburg Chapter of the
Society of Manufacturing
Engineers.
Recieving the R. T.
Brown Scholarship will be
Darrel Brookheimer, an
electrical design engineering
Paul Warns Bicyclists
There are an increasing
number of people on campus
riding their bicycles without
the required lights and/or
reflectors, according to
James Paul, security officer.
Club News
The Business Club is
looking for new members in
the 1976-77 school year.
The purpose of the club
is to promote a better
understanding and know
ledge of the business world
through guest lecturers,
educational business films
and field trips.
The 1976-77 officers are:
Dieter Giesler-President,
Cathy Kresge-Vice Presi
dent, Robin Sherman-Treas
urer, Lu-Ann Mihalick-Secre
tary.
A Business Club meeting
will be held Thursday, May 6
at 3:05 p.m. in E-315. All
business students are en
couraged to attend.
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technology major, and
Robert N. Paul, a mecha
nical design engineering
technology student.
The R. T. Brown Schlor
ship is awarded in memory
of R. T. Brown, a deceased
engineering professor at
Capitol Campus, and is
funded entirely out of
contributions from students,
faculty and staff.
The engineering and
technology alumni scholar
ship is being awarded to
Paul Skvarla, a transporta
tion technology major. This
scholarship is made pos
sible through donations
made by engineering tech
nology alumni donations.
Timothy Kocher is the
recipient of the Greater
Harrisburg Chapter of the
Society of Manufacturing
Engineers Scholarship. He is
a mechanical design engi
neering technology major.
“This is an extremely
dangerous safety violation,"
Paul says, “and can result in
serious injury or loss of life.”
He warns that traffic
violation notices will be
issued to cyclists without
this safety device on their
bikes.
In another safety related
message, Paul recommends
that anyone walking along
campus roads at night
should wear some form of
light colored clothing and
should always walk facing
oncoming traffic. “If
possible and practicable,
when walking along the side
of the highway at night,
carry a flashlight and light it
when vehicles are ap
proaching you,” Paul says.
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