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Th4pian Show Tryouts
In i'Auditorium Tonight
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Tryouts for the Spi ing Thespian
show will be held in Schwab Audi
terium at 8 30 p m tonight
, The tryouts me for men only,
and any students who can sing or
dance have been requested to ap
pear.for a tryout No special ability
along these lines is needed
IBoth houses of the Massathu
etts,legislature have passed a bill
o kill the teaehea's oath law
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Shows at-1:30, 3.00. 6.30, 8.30
' .TODAY, WEDNESDAY
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Shows at 6:30, 8.30
Matinee Saturday Only at 1:30
TODAY, WEDNESDAY
Wayne Morris Jane Bryan
Ronald Reagan Jane Wyman
Eddie Albert Priscilla Lane
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Deans' Lists Released By 6 Schools;
314 Make Honor Roll First Semester
LA Lists 103; C And F, 61; Engineering, 17; MI, 13;
Education, 53; And Physical Education, 12
Three hundred and fourteen students were named to the first semes
ter honor rolls of six schools by then representative deans this week
The School of Liberal Arts listed 103 on its Dean's List, while 61 won
places on the honor 101 l of the School of Chemistry and Physics, 53
in the School of Education, 13 in the School of Mineral Industries, 12
on the list of the School of Physical Education and Athletics, and 17
In the School of Engineering
School of Chemistry & Physics
Seniors Ulysses G Palmer 3,
Robert S Voris 29
junioi George P Cressman 2 8
Sophomores John W Healy 3;
Robert H Kough 3
Freshmen• Edward J Martin
3, Mary E Moore 2 9
School of Engineering
Seniors Harry F Baker, John
A Berseth, D Milsom Boyer, Em
met F Bredenberg, David E
Brenneman, Archie R Cornell,
Richard A Fletcher, Frank J
Fry, Harold 11 Lefever, Rob Roy
MacGregor, Calvin I) McCarthy,
Herbert N Reitz, Harry M Shank,
Richard B Steele, Edward C
Woolsey, Benjamin P Blom
game, Kenneth K Klingensmith,
Leon M Knetz, Norman W
Young, John R Suydam and
George R Keehn
Juniors - Robed R Banning,
Richard J Davis, Louis N Gra
finger, Leonard R Greenaway,
Chauncey A Loomis Albert E
Namey, Walter A. Weiss, John C
Williams, Roy E Elbel, Bertram
H Garcia, William J Livitski,
Robert G McCoy, Robert C Rol
lings, Stanley G. Schaffer, Frank
J Brecker, Albro L Parsons,
David L Garratt - and . John W
Jenks
Sophomores Charles G Ai
nold, Bernard J Krings, Jack R
Mentzer, Walter M Shambach,
John R Stauffer, Ralph B Straw
bridge, William G Bargee, Ernest
F Maishall, Howard J Talley,
Lee H Kestenbaum, William P
Hindman, James 0 Hinkle,
Charles L Van Inwagen and
Charles B Monk.
Freshman William S Ivans,
Raymond P Majors, Theodore F
Taylor, Henry F 'Daley, John P
Reams, William W Kinsley, Karl
Kovach, Clarence H McCall,
George A. Palmer,..Paul H Rich
ards,•Thomas L ZUmbro, John G
Keller, Rodney S Dietrich, George
B Schroyer, Virginia F
Harry D Cohn and Alexandei S
Cowley.
The School of Education
Among the 53 Education stu
dents are included 11 whose aver
age was 300 They are Julia A
Adams '42, William R. Brink '4l,
Jacob K Herman '4l (part-time),
Mary E Fletcher '4O, Paul Gehris
'4O (part-time), Robert B Hayes
'4O, Peggy E Jones '4O (part-time),
Amy J Kerstetter '4O (part-time).
Mary A Landis '4O (part-time),
Lois C Rankin '4O, J Ernest Wag
ner '4O (part-time)
Other students of the School of
Education who attained a first
semester scholastic aver age of 2 50
or above ate as follows.
Freshmen. Shirley L Carpen
ter, Ruth E Kocher, Mildred B
Schmidt, Margaret K- Shei man
and Julia V Skellchock
Sophomores Jean E Clark,
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Margaret A Cole, Margaret M
Diener, Helen W Hancher, Betty
M Martin, Martha E Powers,
Martha M Rissinger, and Sarah
P. Searle
Juniors Mollie H Bleloch,
Edith A Burrage, Wanda Darrah,
Clara H Garbrick, George Gittel
son, Naha M Hazard, Grace M
Hendershot, Alva E Horton, AO
thur K Meyers, Wilbur S New
comer, Stanley R Pliska, Robei t
E Russ, Elinor L Weaver and
Edith A Wright '
Seniors James V DeLuke,
Conrad Flank, Jr, Marian E
Hartman, Elizabeth A Hartswick,
Marianne C Hessemer, Katherine
0. Horn, Pauline Kirshner, Char
lotte S Knabb, Barbara A. Koh
man, Barbara G Kutrz, Jean Liv
ermore, Majorie L Peck, Miriam
A Skladal, Lillian M. Straika and
Mildred I Yearick
The School of Liberal Arts
Seniors James M Aikey 3, NI
Cold°ha Beach 29, Mrs Sylvia
L Benstem 3, Floyd P Coyne 25,
Maren J Drustrup 25, Luther F
Edwards 25, Seymour S Epstein
26, Herman Ficks 27, Marian E
Goodley 25, Mary E Hatton 28,
Robert L Hertz 28, Sara E. Ellie
man 3, Frances A Kaplan 27,
Ruth J Kocher 29, Guy R Mc-
Laughlin 28, Josephine B Miller
3, William J Murphy 3, Thomas
B Musser 25, Herbert Nipson 26,
Janet A Reese 28, Marguerite R
Schaeffer 28, Naomi J. Turnover
28, and Frank R Zumbro, Jr. 28
Juniors Charlie L Albright,
Jr 25,hard M Arnold 28,
Mary E Baker 29, Jean C Craig
head 28, Thomas Csubiak 3, Law
ence S Dnever 25, John G Fay
27, Harris Freedman 26, Anna D
Goldschmid 26, Gertrude H
Hecht 28, Emilie V Holtzman 26,
Charles A Laubach, Jr , 26, Phy
lis M McCarracher 28, Kenneth
R Moul 27, Norman }lemma 28,
James G Riddell 2.8, Leonaid ,S
Schneider 3, Robert M Signiond
28, Herman Srinth 28; Nelson E
Varnum 26, Harty E Wagner 27.
and Benjamin Weinbron 26.
Sophomores Jean Babcock
29, Robert D Baird 25, John Bas
arab 29, Ralph Blasingame 28,
A John Duller, Jr 2.5, Lillian R
Diamond 29, Eleanor . M Fitzpat
rick 2,6, Harry Friedman 28,
Mary A Galletti 25, Rita H Gor
don 25, William E Harkins 3,
Brisbane B Harrington, Jr. 27,
Enid Hirshowitz 25, James , H
Hoszman 25, Doris M Koch 27,
Marie E Lehm 29, George W Le-
Worthy 26, Jeanne G McAdam
25, Alice M Murray 26, Lois E
Notovitz 27, Norman E Oakes
25, Lois E Patrick 27, Arthur
Peskoe 2 8, Milton E Prensky 28,
Algon R Real 26, Elizabeth C
Rose 29, Alfred A Rosenbloom,
Jr 27, Grace M Seip 28, Miriam
I. Shaffer 27, Ernest Soble 27,
Mildred M Taylor 29, John L
Walton 25, Marjorie .1 Watts 25,
Elmer F Webb 28 and Jean M
Werner 26
Freshmen Sara Margaret Bai
ley 25, Carl W. Barbey 27, Moi
res Beck 28, Leonard I Beerman
25, Gordon L Coy, Jr , 27, Don
ald Davis 29, Robert L Ellis 2.5,
Frank R Flynn 25, Elizabeth J
Fosa 27, Louise M Fuoss 26,
Hazel E Gassmenn 29, Barbara L
Gnau 26, Dominic L Golab 27,
Jean E Hershberger 28, George
L J' Langdon 2.6, Sidney C Long
2.5, Jeanne M. Palmer 28, Ruth
H Pennington 25, Kathryn M
Popp 28, Aleda Snow 26, Andrew
P Szekeley 26, Bernard M Wein
berg 25 and George S. Zoretich
26
School of Mineral Industries
Seniors• Jesse W. Caum, met-
PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Women's
Intramurals
The first of the Round Robin in
tramural BADMINTON tourna
ments was played off last Monday
when Athei ton East picked up a
neat 5-1 win over the AEPhis. In
the other matches, Atherton East
fought to a 3-3 deadlock with Phi
lotes, Mac-Grange swamped the
Thetas 6-0 and tied Atherton Frosh
3-3, Delta Gams downed Atherton
West 5-1, Philotes battled the
AEPhis to a hard-fought 4-2 win;
and Atherton West beat the Chi
O's 5-1
Tonight's the night to show
what you can do in a VOLLEY
BALL. game It's playmght in
White Hall at 8 p m, and the ten
tative list of eight teams includes
the Thetas, Delta Gains, AEPhis,
Chi Os, Kappas, AOPis, Atherton
and Grange
Seven teams in the intramural
BOWLING tournament who are
tied for first place with two vic
tories each are Philotes, Delta
Gams, Phi Mus, AOPis, ZTA,
Gamma Phis and Thetas The
downtown team and the Alpha Chi
Os are competing for second place
Eight teams who survived the
BASKETBALL play night Tues
day and are still in the running for
the Intramural Basketball Cup are
ZTAs, Kappas, Chi Os, Delta
Gams, Mac-Grange, Thetas, Gam
ma Phis and AOPis
During the first week of intra
mural PING-PONG. the ZTAs de
feated the Gamma Phis 8-0 and
the Delta Gams 6-2, the Thetas de
feated the Mac Hall-Grange team
8-0 and tied the AOPIs 4-4, the
Kappas defeated the AEPhis , 5-3
and the Chi Os 6-2, Atherton East
defeated Atherton West 5-3, the
Delta Gams defeated Mac-Grange
5-3, and the AEPhis defeated the
Gamma Phis 8-0
Convention
(Continued from page 1)
The gathering of the past week
end mai ked the initial convention
under the new association All in
stitutions represented will become
charter members
Those attending were Cedar
crest, Clarion State Teachers,
Drexel, East Stroudsburg State
Teachers, Erie Center (Universi
ty of Pittsburgh), Johnstown Cen
ter (University of Pittsburgh),
Lafayette, Lebanon Valley, Le
high, Lincoln, Millersville State
Teachers, Muhlenberg, Pennsyl
vania, Penn State, Pittsburgh, Ur
sinus, and Wilson -
. ,
Each college participated in the
various forums, conferences; and
discussion groups Data compiled
from the numerous gatherings
gathering will be distributed, to
members of the association' as
soon as possible This was 'not
available as the Collegian went to
press
Infercollegiates ,`
(Continued from page 1)
155 pounds Sandson (P S) vs
Estrldger or Harrison (S) vs
Clark (C)
165 pounds• Peace (C) vs Allen
(A) ,Healy (S) vs Lewis (P S.)
Healy is defending champion
175 pounds• Winner of Woy
ciesjes (S) vs Urbanowitz (C) to
meet Pirie (W Md 1 bye, Scally
(P S 1 bye to meet Clay (A) 'bye
in semi-finals Woyciesies is de
fending champion
Heavyweight: Stella (A) "vs
Schott (D), Alter (P S ) vs Va-
Vine (S)
Referees Short, Baltimore,
Blackman, Baltimore, McGuigan,
Philadelphia
allurgy, Elmer R Longfellow,
metallurgy, John L MeCray, pe
troleum and natural gas engineer
ing, John W Myers, petroleum
and natural gas engineering
Juniors Charles E Carter, pe
troleum and natural gas engineer
ing, John H Sleeves, Jr, metal
lurgy.
Sophomores. Brian B Christ
man, ceramics, Edward A Kachik,
metallurgy, Paul Lazar, ceramics
Freshmen Dennis J. Carney,
metallurgy, Alfred E. Flowers,
mining engineering, Robert L
Hess,' ceremacis, Andrew Rostow
sky, Jr, mining engineering ,
School of Physical Education
Seniors' Eloise F Rockwell 2.72,
Mary Leitzell 2 64, George, R.
MacArthur 2 64, Mary P. Altwat
er 2 78, Beatrice M. Lowe 2.64:_ -
Juniors' Sarah H Faber 2.72;
Vivian M Smith 2 60, Eleanor T..
Benfer 2.52, Marjory A. Harwick
2.52. , i.,
Sophomores. Eleanor L "Ar
nold 2.66, V. Dorothy Radcliffe
2.66, Josephine J Weiner 25 C. -
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Ni',any Stickmen
Win Box Lacrosse
MatCh, 12 To 9
Lions Take First Game
From Yale At New Haven
Penn State's first attempt at box
lacrosse proved surprisingly suc
cessful Saturday afternoon as the
Lion stickmen triumphed over
Yale, 12-9, at Paul Whitney Gym
nasium, New Haven
The locals, utilizing a fast piv
oting offense, took the lead early
In the first of the three 15-min
ute periods and were never head
ed throughout the contest It was
a close battle all the way, but su
perior stick-handling gave the
Nittanymen the edge
Yale scored first, but Hoit Drake
and co-captain Bart Buser tal
lied to give State the lead after
three minutes of play Battey of
Yale knotted the count again at
2-all Minutes later the Lions
were out in front again as War
ren Dattlebaum swished one into
pay dirt.
Buser Sparks State_
Bart Buser, sparking the Lion
attack, scored twice in the,second
period, with Riddel and Hess con
tributing one apiece Four Eli
scores in the - same" stanza m'a'de
the count 7-6 ,
Co-Captain George Ritter at
center broke into the scoring with
two goals in rapid succession in
the last period, while Dattlebaum,
Buser, and Riddel boosted the A
nal count to 12
Outstanding in the Nittany
rove defense was the work of
goalie Jack Yudm, who made a
number of sensational saves The
team utilized a cone defense ie
sembling that employed by the
basketball quintet
Between The lions
Continued from page 3)
"It finally came time for his last
Jump Barney walked up to the
pit, looked things over, walked
away, suddenly came back and
measured the distance with his
eye again, went to the starting
block and that's all there was to
it He leaped 24 feet, 8 inches an'
nen some 7 added more than six
inches to the old record to win the,
real ,- chimpion; that's
what he Wass" "
To which I'd. like' to add, on
behilf of the school whose name
Barney has personally advertised
ftom coast to coast, CONGRATU
LATIONS. BARNEY EWELL .
you are a real champion.
Athlete of the Week
Because of "Leap Week" and
what went with it, no Athlete of
the Week award was made week
before last. Bringing honors up to
date Bill Kirkpatrick, Lion swim
ming ace, wins award No. 5 for
his pair of individual victories in
the 50 and 100-yard freestyle sprint
events against the crack Rutgers
tank team State lost to a week ago
Saturday
For his brilliant defensive work
against Pitt Saturday night and his
equally brilliant offensive work
against West Virginia the previous
Wednesday, Johnny Barr. author
of nearly every Fenn - State ball et. ball success this season. receives
Athlete of the Week award No. 6.
Playing three quarters of the
game with a painfully sprained
ankle, Barr scored 14 points in
leading the Lions to a triumph over
Pitt
U. S. Asks Haley's Advice
Accepting an invitation from the
Federal Bureau of Plant Industry,
Dr D E Haley, department of
agricultural biochemistry, will go
to Washington, D C, next y,eek
to confer with the bureau on prob
lems conceining Pennsylvania to
bacco
The national junan college en
rollment has Increased from 155,-
588 to 196,51,0 in the past yam, an
increase of 28 4 per cent.
Fraternities!
'HAVE YOU TRIED
BEAVER BROS.
BREADS
and
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BEAVER BROS .
Intramural
Sportlight
As Intramural basketball draws
rapidly to a grand finale, IM wrest
lers got under way during the past
week, with 42 fraternity bouts run
off up to Sunday night
Thirteen cage teams, nine fra
ternity and four independent, were
crowned champs of their sectional
leagues late last week, and quartet
finals and some 'semi-finals were
wound up Sunday and yesterday
In independent competition, Var
sity Hall advanced to the finals
Sunday afternoon by topping Dawn
Five, 13-9 BRB Club, defending
independent titleholders, met Jor
dan Hall "B" last night in the other
independent semi-final match
Over in the fraternity play-offs,
Kappa Sigma moved into the quar
ter finals Sunday with a win over
SPE, 16-8 Other fraternity loop
winners who will be in the play
offs this week ale Phi Gamma'
Delta, Sigma Pi, SAE, Phi Sigma
Kappa Phi Sigma Delta, Phi Mu
Delta, and Delta Tau Delta
Sid Miller '4O Cops Hillel
Ping-Pong Championship
Sid Miller 40, Beta Sigma Rho,
defeated Laity gold '4O, Phi Sig
ma Delta, this week to cop the
Fill& ping-pong singles champ
ionship from a field of 58 contest
ants
VIVIAN BOSWELL, operator
at the busy switchboard of
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Chicago's Stevens Hotel,
largest in the world, takes
time out to enioy a Chest
erfield
CHESTERFIELD is America's
Busiest Cigarette because
it's Cooler-Smoking, Bet.
ter . ..resting and Definitely
Milder.
In size, in shape, in' the waY.they
burn,' everything ,about Chesterfield
makes it the eigaretteihat Satisfies: Yau
LA ;
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Individual Boxing Records—
Spoils Editor's Note:
This is the first in a series of statistical surveys to be
ducted by the Collegian sports staff on the individual recor
currently competing Penn State athletes.
Contestant
Fiore
Hankins
Cooper
Stanko
Baird
Sandson
Silvesti a
Hoffman
Lewis
Mall
Scally
Masters
Patrick
Myers
Alter
Handles
Individual Wrestling Records—
Contestant
Hess
King
Waite
Gleason
Bouts Won Lost
8 4 3
15 11 A
8 3 5
14 10 4
' 14 11 3 -
3 I 2
i 10 7 3
2 0 2
7 4 2
20 13 - 7
13 5 7
1 0 I
1 0 1
Scalzo
Alexandet
Gensler
Sayre
Rohrei
Boi to
Elliott
Valla
Mori
A.. 4
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COOLER-SMOKING -'
BETTER-
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MILDNESS... Chesterfields 'are Definitely Mildoi;' ,
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Tuesday,, March 5; 1
Bouts Won Lost
4 1 3
2' 1 1
17 12 4
12 8 3
7 6 I
13 7 3
5 1 4
`1 1 0
10 5 3'
3 0 2
•2 0 2
1 1 0
8 4 4
1 0 1
4 3 1
7 2 4
0 1
11 3
2 3
5 1
5 3
1 3
Dec
W I. D
5 3
Il 2
3 5
5 I
6 3
I 2
6 2
0 2
I 2
II 7
5 2
0 0
0 0