TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1942
Theil
New
Coaches North In
Yorks USO Benefit
Gofwals, Mitchell
To Accompany Coach
Coach Nick Thiel, who last
week'brought the All-Star North
lacrosse team to victory over the
South in the annual post-season
game at Baltimore, has again
■been chosen head mentor of an
other North team which will meet
a Southern team in the big USO
benefit Sports Day program at'
the Polo Grounds in New York
city. .
Aiming for l another win. .ovei
the South, Thiel will take.-wili
him Jim Gotwals and Tom Mitchl
ell, Lion stars selected to repre*
sent Penn State at the All-Stat
game. ■./:<
Gotwals, a star defenseman
and captain-elect, and iTp3i
Mitchell, outstanding ..
for Coe.th Thiel, played jpajar
roles in the Northern victory' '4§it
Week.
The Lion trio will depart>s®r
New York City sometime riijxt
week to join the other members
of the 12-man squad which' lhas
'been selected to play. From these
players Thiel will field a starting
ten.
The exhibition lacrosse game is
part of the Sports Day program,
planned to raise money for the
TJSO to provide recreational fa
cilities for men in the service. The
lacrosse show will be a 25-minute
battle.
Opposing teams, North and
South, will be selected from 17
eastern seaboard colleges. All-
Star North stickmen will come
from Penn State, Yale, Hobart,
Union College, Syracuse, and
Princeton.
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Music Tryouts
Set Next Week
Freshman tryouts for the Col
lege's musical organizations will
be held next Tuesday and Wednes
day, June 9 and 10, Hummel Fish
burn, head of the musical depart
ment, announced yesterday.
Blue Band will be the only or
ganization from which freshmen
will be excluded for the Summer
semester because it has already
started rehearsals for a series of
outdoor concerts which are being
planned. Freshmen will, however,
be eligible for tryouts for the
marching band to be held some
time in August and for ROTC
band, shortly after their arrival
here.
Freshmen tryouts for men’s glee
club and College choir will be held
next Tuesday and Wednesday.
.Men trying out for glee club and
choir are asked to report to 200
Carnegie Hall at 7 p. m., Tuesday,
and women trying out for choir
are to report to 211 Carnegie Hall
at 7 p. m., Wednesday.
A special schedule for the sym
phony orchestra requires that it
run only for six weeks, June 29-
August 8, during Summer session.
Rehearsals will be held daily and
men and women are eligible for
tryouts.
Upperclassmen recently selected
for choir membership are Sarah ft| I m g
K. Richards ’43, Nancy J. Hodgson |foWsDcHllll vCISIS
M 5, Ruth Hannigan ’44, Laßue (Continued from Page Five)
Casey, Dons Glahn 44, Muriel Lois Reisinger, graduate student,
Hassler, M. Jane Stoudnour 45, L. sir Anthony Absolute, William
eanne ais . er . 43, Audrey N. Best Emmons ’44; Sir Lucious O’Trig
-44, M. Virginia Krauss. eer . Harold Chidnoff ’45; Faulk .
‘Lois Gardner ’43, Albert R. land, Paul Rumbaugh, transfer:
Yackle ’44, Samuel I. Haines ’45, Fag, William Cissel ’44; David'
Harry W. Vosburgh ’43, David N. Robert Leibacher ’45; Lucy, Doris
Lamond ’45, Donald G. Lamond Campbell ’45, and understudy,
’45, Donald G. Steva ’44, John E. Janet Dayton ’45,
Csaklos ’44, Archie C. Lafferty ’44,
Judson H. Long ’45, Travis E. Me- _ _ , , _
Daniel 45, Wesley N Wagner 44, RUShmO SfSrfS
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ence V. Rubnght 44, R. K. Titley, , , . . .. * *
William F. Dietrick ’45, and Rob- P ledge . a fraternst y even before
ert Williams ’44. he a ™ v * s cam P us ’ He su 6'
gested that those who were con
sidering fraternity membership
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