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Mis CM Took 3 Years
Iro Make Up Heir Mind
It took nearly 30 years for this
admission blank to be returned
to the registrar's office.
Ruth Baltadonis, recent gradu
ate of the Kensington high school,
Philadelphia. has just been ac
cepted as a member of next year's
freshman class.
According to William S. Hoff
man, registrar. Miss Baltadonis
used an aplication blank which
was mailed to her high school in
1912 by Prof. A. H. Espenshade.
registrar from 1908 to 1922.
The 1912 form was identified,
Mr. Hoffman said, because it was
stamped with a statement asking
for information regarding the
third of the class in which the
applicant ranked. This stamp was
used only in 1912.
Students now applying for ad
mission to Penn State must give
their ranking by fifths. Miss
Baltadonis stood 36 in her 'class of
240.
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Shows at o 7:00-8:45
TODAY ONLY
Damon Runyon's
"Tight Shoes"
with
John Howard, Brod Crawford
• Binnie Barnes, Leo Carrillo
FRIDAY - SATURDAY
NOTE: Special , Matinees on
Friday the Fourth and Saturday
at 2:15 P. M.
WALLACE BEERY irt
. "Barnacle Bill"
MON. - rums, - WED I
Clark Rosalind
Gable Russell
in
"They Met in Bombay"
. . . .
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Shows at . s o 0 7:00-8:45
TODAY ONLY
"Broadway Limited"
with
Victor McLaglen, Patsy Kelly
Dennis O'Keefe. Zasu Pitts
and the sensational new
discovery
Marjorie Woodworth
I FRIDAY - SATURDAY I
"Man aunt"
with
Joan Walter
Bennett Pidgeon
• MONDAY ONLY
"The Cowboy and
the Blonde"
with
Mary Beth Hughes. George ,
Montgomery. Alan Mowbray
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Pugih Named Chairman
Of Junior College Group
David B. Pugh. supervisor of
undegraduate centers. has been
appointed chairman of a special
national committee to study the
preparation of junior college in
srtuctors for two-year terminal
courses in the 625 junior college
throughout the country.
The appointment was made by
James C. Miller. of Columbia. Mo.,
president of the American Associ
ation of Junior Colleges and was
announced by Walter C. Eel of
Washington. D. C.. executive sec
retary of the association.
Annual Instruction
Conference Here
The annual Conference in In
struction sponsored by the summer
sessions office will be held in Room
121 Sparks Building at 2:30 o'cloc•k
Wednesday and Thursday after
noons.
Frank A. Butler, associate pro
fessor of education and chairman
of the conference program com
mittee. could not estimate last
night how many persons will at
tend the conference but said that
attendance last year was between
300 and 350. The sessions are at
tended by high school teachers,
elementary school teachers, and
supervisors.
On the program committee with
Professor Butler are Joseph E. De-
Camp. professor of psychology, and
James H. Moyer. assistant pro
fessor of education.
Four educators will give 20-
minute talks during the first after
noon on the general subject. "How
I Would Teach." The speakers will
be David Hatch. graduate student
at Harvard; Miss Eva Keller, su
pervisor of art in the Williamsport
schools: Walter Mohr of the George
School; and Professor Moyer.
On Thursday afternoon. Paul
Spencer, principal of Central High
School in Trenton. N. J.. will talk
on the same subject. After his talk,
the rest of the meeting will be
given over to a panel discussion of
"How I Get Teachers Behind
Modern Ideas of Instruction."
Those who will take part in the
discussion are T. H. Broad, prin
cipal of Daniel Webster High
School, Tulsa. Okla.; Miss Clara
Cookeville. supervisor of elemen
tary education at Altoona; Miss
Mabel Kirk, associate professor of
education; and Miss Florence Tay
lor, assistant professor of elemen
tary education.
Draft Registration
(Continued from Page One)
However, they also predict that
second semester enrollment may
suffer a comparatively large de
crease when students are inducted
into the service.
Of the 1,554 students at the Col
lege who were registered last Oc
tober it has been estimated that
200. including graduated seniors.
will be called this summer.' Bas
ing his predicition on the same
proportion, the official who made
the estimate, said that approxi
mately 300 students will be draft
ed next year.
The official emphasized that the
estimate was "little more than a
rough guess." He said that only_
incomplete information regarding
student draft registrants could be
obtained and that "any estimate
be affected by changes in the na
of how many will be called would
.
tional defense 7 3 roblem."
Fourth of July Celebratioh
MIDWAY AT ALLEN STREET - BENEFIT ALPHA FIRE CO.
THE SUMMER COLLEGIAN
113 New iembeis lamed
As Alumni Council Elects
Total Membership
Now Numbers 244
Alumni of the College have
elected 113 new members to serve
on the Alumni Council, governing
body of the 22.000 graduates and
former students of the College.
The total membership of the
Council numbers 244, and 131
were re-elected. Of the pewly
elected members, 77 are residents
of Pennsylvania. They are:
V. V. Veenschoten, Erie; Mary
O'Connor, Franklin: G. A. Ingra
ham, Townville; J. G. Mitchell.
Sharon; John A. Comet, ,Oil City:
Hugh Fergus, Slippery Rock;.C. K.
Grimm, Beaver; James M. Miller.
Waynesburg; David R. McClay,
Washington; H. Vance Cotton,
Brownsville; C. M. Martsoll, Pitts
burgh; J. F. Mattern, Pittsburgh;
Margaret Naughton, Pittsburgh;
Alex E. Hunter, Pittsburgh; Eva
B. Hamilton, Pittsburgh; H. H.
Brainerd, Pittsburgh; J. T. Ryan,
Jr.. Pittsburgh; Mary A. Rhodes.
Pittsburgh: Pearl 0. Weston, Car
negie: Mary E. Martin, New
Castle;
Stanley C. McCollum, Kittan
ning: J. W. Warner, • Indiana;
Charles W. Kunkle, Johnstown;
Marion F. Hood, Johnstown; La
martine Hood, Jr., Johnstown; W.
Howard Meade, Clearfield; Helen
L. Shick, Dußpis; Dean H. Kohl
hepp, Ridgway: George H. Grabe,
Coudersport: John B. McCool,
Lock Haven: Kenneth Carl, Wil
liamsport; Sarabell Shinn. Mon
toursville; R. Paul Campbell, State
College: Lucy K. Lederer. State
College: Marion B. Tait. Belle
fonte: Hubert C. Koch. State Col
lege; James M. Alter, Altoona;
William E. Hinkel. Altoona: John
A:Wood, Altoona: Anne G. Eifler.
Altoona:-
James A. Seaman. Waynesboro:
J. Walter Coleman. Gettysburg: N.
R. Korb. Camp Hill; Samuel F.
Hinkle. Hershey: Boyd H. Potti
ger. Harrisburg: Rachel E. Bogar,
Harrisburg; M. E. Manbeck. Har
risburg; Ralph E. Evans, Harris
burg: Harry M. Lenker. York; P.
F. Barr. Shamokin: Catherine
O'Connor, Treverton; Joseph F.
Cummings, Sunbury: G. C. Shoe
maker. Bloomsburg; Edward T.
Kitchen, Bloomsburg: J. D. Coon
er, Scranton; Evan C. Reese,
Stroudsburg: A. F. "Coyne. Ash
land; J. H. Coogan. Jr., Shenan
doah;
Robert V. Ritter. Allentown:
Mae B. Hellick, Easton; Genevieve
E. Kemmerer. Easton; Fred M.
Ritts, Lancaster; E. D. Baldwin,
Downingtown; Dorothy J. Show
ers, Upper Darby; Katherine
Greiner. Glenside; Wilson C.
Baily, West Chester; R. G. Waltz.
Norristown: Evelyn Bechtel, Col
legeville; Philip W. Amran, Fees
terville; A. M. Barron, Philadel
phia; C. D. Howard, Swarthmore;
Herbert Rader, Philadelphia; C. K.
Hallowell, Philadelphia; 'Harry
Charles, Darby: Helen L. Gorham,
Wysox: Nancy Burkholder, Forks
vine; and Mary L. Fleisher, Sayre.
ROOMS for rent Both single and
double, large and airy. 41 5 .7 W.
Beaver. Dial 3204.
NOTICE: Mrs. Eleanore Rubin is
'conducting an outdoor water
color class for boys and girls dur
ing summer session. Please phone
4298.
STAY IN STATE COLLEGE FOR THE
CLASSIFIEDS
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY • of
the Penn State Alumni Association
is Edward K. Hibshman, above.
The association recently elected
113 new members to its Council
of 244.
Two University . of Alabama co
eds who now are roommates and
sorority sisters traveled more than
6,000 miles on the same boat last
summer without knowing each
other:
THURSDAY,. JULY. 3; 1941
Old Main Floors-
'Cough Up' $4OO
In Cigarette Buffs
More than $4OO worth of .cigarr
ette tobacco is thrown away in Old .
Main by Penn Staters in one school,
year, a statistical compilation has
revealed.
A great majority of the 400 butts
collected in=a single day's sweeping
of Old Main are - at lea s t half un- -
smoked, janitors have estimated.
Here and there, it is true, may be
found a "butt definitely" less than
three-fourths' of an inch in length,
but most of them measure fully one
and three-eighths inches.
Granting, then, that 40 half
smoked cigarettes are the . equiv
alent of one pack, 10
. packs
potential coughs are wasted in Old
Main in a day, 70 in a week, and
2.520 in two semesters: Wasting
eight cents on each pack, extrava
gant smokers throw away $403.20
worth of valuable nicotine in a
year.
If all the butts collected in Old
Main in one - year were, laid end to
end in a line starting in front of
the main gate and extending east
ward, they would, if not molested
by hard;:up students, reach almost
to Lemont.
Singers from 15 states and two
foreign countries make up the
voice chapel choir at Carleton Col.
lege. •
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