Thursday, May 30, 1940
;Approved Penny Private Buslnes; School
BUSINESS TRAINING
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
AND SECRETARIAL SCIENCE
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The Lest Flay of ithe
• 20th Anniversary
'Season of the '
PENN STATE PLAYERS
These Seniors Leave A College In Transition
'Unsung Heroes" Of Penn Slate
Prove Invaluable To Team toadies
SPECIAL PAGES 'LIKE THIS
WILL APPEAR FREQUENTLY
IN THE NEW DAILY
COLLEGIAN
:Hard •Ltick:Players Ad
lis Jeam Understudies
Every year "unsung heroes"
leave Tenn'State's athletic squads
without publicity-or - fanfare her
alding 'their departure ,.
These athletes are igenerally
team members who•have suffered
had breaks in then -athletic ca
reers but are invaluable Os the
coach's right.hand -men in daily
practice sessions --
'rake 'the case of Jack Yinlin,
scram Jacrosseman
'.hack was goalie understudy of
Mud Myers for two years, then
when the was slated foi regular
goalie this wear,Me was sent to
the 'infirmary! and , remained out
of action foi most of the season ,
I !Bun 'Foie amf Stu 'Qua iley, an'
'excellent catching and 'pitching
'battery, couldn't break into a star
studded 'lineup, although in
,_any
other college, 'they probably
would be regulars '
'Leo 'Houek's boxing ;team had
two steady punchers in 145-pound
'Frankie Sylvestrt and 'Natelland
'ler, heavyweight, but were edged
out by Bob Baird r and football
'captain, 'Spike ,Alter
Other men who just 'missed the
"regular spot"'are Bob Olmstead;
'Hai ry Peffer, and Jimmy Scheer-'
tfei who played soecer for' Bill
Jeffery, end John LaWther's hard
luck player, Sandy Kranich' whose
'trick knee hinderedohis playing '
=CLASSIFIED „ADS
'Classified 'ads are accepted on
,ly at Student :Union Office in
'Old Main and must :be paid
before insertion. Ads are ac
•cepted.up'to I p. m. on the day
preceding publication.
TYPEWRITERS—AII makes ex
pertly .repaired Portable and
office machines for sale or rent.,
Dial 2342 Harry 'F 'Mann, 127 W.
Beaver avenue - ' 116-Sept
FOR RENT—Beds ;for '5 students
during Summer Sessions close
to Campus, $2 00 each Phone a]-
tei 6 p m 4349' 413 - W College
ave , , , 270-I tpd-EK
LOST Fraternity pin—initials,
GAN, , Gainma Omega inscrip
tion Please return to Gordon
Novotine, ' Alpha Tau Omega
Phone 2161 ltpd-EK
PLEASE 'RETURN—WiII student
who sound gi een Autopomt
pencil, lettered on side to adver
tise Grocer'Co , on 'Mineral andus
b les library table several weeks
ago please return it without fail
to 201'M I or M 1 library
268-ItpdGD
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MUSICIANS—A Beuseher gold
laequer'E-flat alto saxophone
, fol sale Call Moyer, North Watts
`Hall , 269-ItpdGD
W. R. 'MICKEY - \ i: , s
Delivery Service . '
Phone State Col. 871, ~"
Stegmaier Brewing Co., ,
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RVILKESUBMIRE.' PA.
"WHAT A LI Ft."
`A RIGHT SMART, BELLY SPLITIN' FUNNY PLAY'
PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
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Jane A. Ronug '4O. WSGA P
'Girl has been monied Bow GI
H. CLIFTON McWILLIAMS JR
• Pipe Orator
G. WARREN , ELLIOTT
'Permanent Secretary
A. WILLIAM ENGEL JR
' Class Donor
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dent, May Queen, and Matrix
he highest honor in her class,
SARABELLE SHIRM
Class Donor
SAMUEL G GALLU
Hot Dog King
Dr John R Haynes, noted phy
sician and regent of the University
of .California, is called the father
of the initiative in that state
CRUSHED ICE
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PUNCH BOWLS
liouseparty Necessities
Hillside lee ,& Storage Co.
; Dia11342 Frei-Delivery
Survey Shows College Placement
Of Graduating Seniors R i nks High
About 30 Per , Cent 'Of Contacted Graduates
Obtained Jobs; Application Blanks NecesSany
Although Penn State doesn't have a placement bureau, ft . still
ranks high in graduate placement according to a ecent survey con
ducted by Pi of John S Bowman in his English composition•l6 class
With 104 pet cent of 9075 students graduating in June contacted
m the cut vey, 50 pet cent had obtained jobs eithet by depattmental
aid of personal initiative
The old question asked by grad
, uates concerning the effect of
grades upon job-getting was an
swered when the report showed
that the maim ity of job-holders
were in the first half of their class,
while the ones in the second half
usually teemed positions by per
sonal contact with employers
A letter of application is neces
sary for obtaining a job, the sm.,
vey revealed, regal dless of methods
used at whether application blanks
had been tilled or prospective
employers seen pet sonally
The technical schools, especially
the Mineral Industries and Engin
eel ing Schools, were able to place
over 60 per cent of their graduates
contacted This may be explained
by their excellent placement serv
ice which sends out pamphlets
containing pictut e, es.perience, age,
cob a curl mule' activities, hobbies,
and other details
Ovei 40 per cent of the total
job-holders received their posi
tions by departmental of adminis
tration placement, and 30 pm cent
contacted employers personally
Faculty and other means of con
tact were responsible for the re
maining 30 per cent
Piovmg that students should
concenti ate on a pai ticular field of
work, approximately 85 per cent
obtained jobs in the blanch for
which they prepared
Elliott' Named Permanent
'4O Secretary-Treasurer
G Warren Elliott has been ap
pointed peimanent secretaiy-treas
urer of the class of 1940 by senior
class Piesident David E Pergrin
' Elliott's duties aie to represent
the class on the Alumni Associa
tion, handle all class correspon
dence in the future, conduct fi
nances loi reunions, and plan re
unions at the regular five-year In
tel vats
Eugene H. Lederer
REAL ESTATE
114 E Beaver Ave. Dial 4086
State College
Congratulations'
Graduates!"
Rest of Luck to You'
THE NITTANY
NEWS, STAND
W. COLLEGE AVE.
Hall Elected Secretary
Edgar V Hall 41 was elected
nzbunal sect eta' 3. Tuesday
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