FRIDAY, 'MAY 'l2, 1944 Commencement Set For June 21; Registrar Lists Graduating Seniors Spring Commencement will be held in Schwab Auditorium, 3 . p.m. Thursday, June 22. Cards for admission will be required for • guests. Graduating seniors may obtain 'three cards at :the Regis '. traVs office after ..June 'l. Aoademic 'costume, •which .will be 'required ' , for 'except "those t• in -the :armed •forces, • may I:be •.or- L , deeed .through ,Student .1 Candidates for advanced 'degrees .will)orderzeatisnand , gowns through .I•Prefessor ,'J. 'Stout, .2A 4fort • Graduates. may :get 'their in •stfuctions from the -offices • of ;their respective - departments af ter June 1. • .As in • the_past few semesters, :graduating seniors who are candi dates for the bachelor's degree will be exempt from scheduled .final exams. Class work for these students will end Thursday, June 15 •at 5 p.m. All grades must be in the office of the Registrar not later than Monday, June 19, at 8 a.m. Members of the faculty who ;know of a person whose name is included in the; following list who . catmot be graduated should turn !that name into the office of the ,f Registrar at the earliest possible 4;:late so the person mar be notified 5 that he •must. take stheduledlfinal ;t.examinations. .student who,..expects to :igOluate - on,June . .:22. t ancl.Whose naine',..does Ake:, 01- 4 1 - Owing -list should report-this facl ;lin . writing, as soon as possiblp to i ithe Registrar's . office. The ;;a of :•the 4 graduating seniors: Adams, IRonald,f4l3laixte, ChEng; •(A.ka,run,..CevdetzAiunet, - ,3VIS; Al len, -'Charles ,Riadon .AgEng; ;'Al}en„ Philip jJaCkson, Berson; Wendell .L., , CliEng; stadt, Nedra ' , Maxine, 'HE; :Atkin , son,, , eßuthEllis-ABC;- t-Baldinger, •4.Sheldon; Cah; :Barsky, Gilbert, CliEng; - -Bastuscheck, Clifford iPaul, ChEng; Battle, :Mary 'iLeon ,illa,',Ed; .Bauer,:liarie Louise,. AL; B eaCli, ;Walter, Joseph, . CCh; ;BeCk xer, Rosalind , •Psy;• Belfonti, !Rita •Marie; -AL; Bell , .James Donald, XhEn,g;'Bell,- -Roberta Jane, HE; ;ißellmore, , Betty -Beatrice, - Ed; .Walter R., 'EE; , Bernstein, ii Edith 8., .P.hys.Ed; Bierbrauer, Cora - Charlotte, AH; Bieri, John hGentiier,_ MS; . Bigelow, Wilbur Charles; ABC; blakelee,' Charles 'Edward, -17; - -Bland, Harry Lo gan, :RV; BogOs, 'Michael Milton, IVret;• Blibser, „Earl . -.Richard,4/IS; ;:tcirdas; Carl William, CCh; B6w i Man; Calvin Scholl • - Jr., ,AL; ave "Co'ke"=Korn Er Bib ice A . mar bow to get 012 with a Dutch flyer Like the Join us, pal of. the Dutch flyers training in the U.:S., the Have a ".Coke" of the American airman means Friendliness speaking. Just as it does in your home when offered from your own icebox. Across the Seven Seas; Coca-Cola stands forlhepause Sbat refreshes, —has become the favorite 4greeting of the ,open , hearted. • MOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE.COCA.COLA COMPANY: TY COCA.COLA . 'BOTTLING COMPANY of -ALTOONA Boyles, William Rise, CCh; Brandt, David Vincent, CE; Braun, Vel ma Purvis, HE; Briel, Ann, AL; Briner, Charles %William, CCh; Brong,' 'Kathryn Richter, !HE; •BroOks,• .Rozanne Marie,- Jr; -Brown, Anna Louise, :HE; :Brown, :Barbara ?Patricia, 'AL; -Brown, :Louise•:Rowena, :MT; :and _Brown, Mildred Alice, : Psy. Campbell, 'Doris ;'Frances, .:.MT; Cannon, • 'Joseph .`George; z•ChEng;` eapinaletti; A•my •M.., ...CleF;• Clem .ent, David Edward, , rlE; • - Clouser; -Ben Edward,•Citein; , :Clouser, Nora Kathryn, AL; • Cohen, Bernard, Aero. Eng; COhen; qrNivin tS.;. Phys; Corner, 'Joseph ;John, :Chem; Con-. stantine, George -Wallace, ChEng; Cromer, •Ellen - Muriel, 'Psy; Cum mings, Louise Eleanor, Jr; • Cupp, %Margaret •Beatrice, CCh; Dalzell, Ethelyn Mary, AL; Dayton, Janet Colleen, Ed; Davis, . Howard Jo seph, CCh; Defina, Adeline Mary, Chem; DeGardeyn, Mary Louise, HE; DeGatis, Eleanore Adele, AL; Diamond, Margot Ann, AL; Dia mond, • Mildred, HE; Dickinson, Dorothy Virginia, HE; Diehl, 'El mer Paul, EE; Diener, Patricia, HE; Dipner, Charles David, • CCh; Dorfman, ;Edwin Chem; Drumm, Alide Elizabeth, 'PM; Dux, beth 'Marie; 'Phys;_Eagan, Edward George, •BE; Edwards, 'Margaret ;Elizabeth, -AL; :Elston, \Martha .El inor, AL; 'Emerick, :CarOlyn,. , Ed; Etter,.:Sari.--Elizabeth,!.Ed; Faituc 7 jerorne..i-Ben;. , AericKEng:; . Fed= man, - iMarilyn'3l,lHE; • 37-inoChio; 'Daniel ',Florentine Jr.; :Set.; -Fiore, Nicholas •Joseph; Arch; Edwkid Gotthard ;-• 1 -PhD; -Betty- a:teed, !AL; _Fowler-, Robert AD., ABE ;- • Wow,. • ;Mary . ::Elizabeth, 'Ed ; ..:.Freedman, Leonore TRita; 4r;. !Freitag, :Ruth ,S.; :AL; Friedinan;. -Sidney, -Jr.; :and •Purt,- .Helen _Elizabeth, I,Phys:Ed. i'Mecislaus rMichael, - CCh; Gar Aral, tElainetMallana, -. Psy ;: Gar ber, •Elizabeth.. Anne, AL; Gear hart, 'Samuel 'Walter 'Jr., 'Met; Geiger, Harold 'Wilson, For; .Gey er, Alice•Raub, AL; Gilbert,.Mary Edith, -HE; Gillespie, 'Florence Louise, Ed; Gilson, William Dan iel,. CCh; Gismondi, Anthony Gehrge,.:AgEd; Glasief," Louis:Fred Jr., ~ , M et; Goldberg, ' Gershon Morton, Chem; Golembeske, Jo seph John Jr., AL; Good, Margar et. Linn, Jr; Goodkind,' Ruth Sel ma, AL; Gorman, Carolyn .Mil ler, HE; Greene, • Robert Chad wick, ChEng; Gregory, Wade Frankliri, AgEc; Griffin, Erastus Paul Jr., For; Gross, Robert Stan ley, 'For; Gurcay, 'Remzi, ABC; Gusky, Elakne, AL; °Halberstadt, Constance Martha, C&F; Halko vich, Leo Jacob, IE; Harrison, THE COLLEGIAN Navy-Marine Sports To Head Co-Rec .Eve A Marine-coed team batting against a Navy-coed team will start things swinging with a soft ball game at the to-rec evening which has been moved up to Wed nesday at 7 o'clock from the first week in June. Volleyball, :archery, bridge, and ping-pong.will be set up, in addi tion,-for everyone to take part in. They will contimae .until dark. One softball.team will be made up ,of Marines plus five • coeds and the I.other.of Nal,cy,men and five - more :coeds. :This has ..been ,planned in , co-. ,ordination - with .physical `fitness .week•which.Governor tlVlartin.bas specified. In.oase :of rain it will be .postponed until the .following Wednesday. There is no admission •fee. Toreence Barnhart, ChEng; Hart man, Robert• Stanley, Chem; Hays, Kathleen 'Ann, Ed; Hazelwood, Faye Carter,. 'Arch; Heckler, George Barrett, PM; Hefty, Mari louise, HE; Helbling, Mary Ann, HE; Herr, Alice Jane, Ed; Hess, Mary Kathryn, Ed; Hibbard, Kathryn Margaret, Ed; Hilde brand, Martha Louise Donham, MT; Hodgson, Nancy Jane, HE; Hodowanetz, .David, CCh; Hol berg, Dorothy Elizabeth, MEd; Horn, Anna Martha, Ed; Horo mitz, :Kenneth Herman, ' ChEng; Horste„Mildred Louis; AL; -Hos &ins, 'Mary .Jane, HE; Houston, :Reagan, ..obEng; iHoward, Donald •Wesley, COh; :•and Hurd, 'Howard :CCh. <7Ali3ligvworth, .Ella :Mary, .C&F; Jackson, ..,Clara"Marie, :Ed; Jacoby, Milton 7:Elalsbune, ',CCh; • .jones, Clar.a. Jane, ~'AL ;.Judson, *Aida HE; .;Kay, -Herbert, ChEng; •Keay,r.Louis Kent.jr.,-,Met; Keck, :David Melchior, . . Chem; , Keefer, 'Annette May, r•PbyeEd; .Kenealy, 'Betty • J. :Aumiller, ..HE; -Kerchu-: sky, Eleanor Margaret, :HE; .ser; Rosemary, PM;rKimmel,:Rob ert 'Theodore, IE; :Kimble, .Dwight Martin, MS; -Kistler, Jacqueline June, 'Ed; :Kistler, 'Samuel Jacob III; AgEd; Klein, 'Thelma Mildred, AL; Kline, :Milton, Ed; :•Koenig, J. Frank, •EE; •Kohler, Evelyn Pauline,.Ed;Krall,'lVlary 'Ann, Ed; Krantzler, • Rosalyn Mildred, AL; Kresge, Elsie :Marie, 'MA; Kunz, Betty Rose, Ed; Lamade, .Clara Anne, MusEd; Lamb, Dorothy Helene, HE; Lane, Mary ,Cora, MS; Learner, Leah Henriette, AL; Leary, John Robertson, Arch. Eng.; Lebowitz, MalcOlm Friend, FT; LeFever, Betty Jane, 'Ed; Lenker, Harriette Elizabeth, Mus. •Ed.; Lesh, Marie Lydia, Ed; Lieb erman, Philip, ME; Lindzey, Gardner E., MS; Little, Mary Jean, HE; Loll, Nancy Catherine (Continued on page eight) 50 Newfoundlanders Take Agriculture Course Al' College "We came to see America," ex plained 50 Newfoundlanders who arrived at the College early Tues day morning for an intensive • three-day course in agricultural methods before going to work on Pennsylvania farms as "duration farmers." 'The two main differences: hich they .had noted between -their homeland and the United States were - the• climate - and the Amer-. ican 'manner • of • speaking. .With .a - Britiah %accent, they 'explained. that it was •cooler in'Newfoundland and asked if it would 'become • still warmer in. Pennsylvania. The group of 50 . single men, most ,of them from the Avalon Chapel 'First of Hymn. Series Chapel Choir will present the first in a series of selections from Felix Mendelssohn's "Hymn of Praise" at regular chapel Sunday. The anthem for this Sunday will be the opening chorus of the can tata which develops the text. The second in the series, "I Waited for the Lord," will ..be sung May 21. •Soloists with the choir .will Louise Neff . and Ruth Hill, so pranos. FEMM Long range battering rams, these big mobile guns bombard enemy positions, laying down a creeping barrage in advance of our infantry and tank attacks. Gun crews keep in close touch by telephone with "fire control." Over quickly laid networks of wires the battery command coordinates these heavy artillery units, effectively focusing their combined fire power. Peacetime telephones doing a wartime job! That's also the main assignment now of Bell Tele phone Laboratories' scientists—for this country, with the world's best telephone service in peace, can give no less to its fighting fgrces in war. A' r •;,1 T. War calls keep.Long.Distance lines.busy ..That's why your call may be delayed. Peninsula, had traveled four days to reach the College, by •boat to Sydney, Canada; by train from -Sydney to Montreal and on to New York, and then to State College by bus. They are staying at the old Phi -Sigfna -Kappa house at 500 South Allen street. .. They are the first of a group which will be brought to this country :by the Federal Depart. , ment of 'Agriculture as "emer 7 4gency • farmers" :to -help alleviate the labor shortage in the north.- peastern.states. During -their •.orientation .period here at the College, they ,are studying .dairy operations, hitch- I Mg and-handling of horses, feed ing,.watering, barn chores, sanita tion, gardening, and general - farm. life. :The men will leave tomorrow morning to start their farm work —2O to Butler county, 12 to Wash ington county, 13 to Lancaster county, and the remainder prob ably to Blair county. Many of the•new farmers were formerly employed as fishermen .or worked on United States mili tary installations in 'Newfound-. land. Their previous farming -ex perience .was generally limited , t 4; tlairying or poultry .work, they .said. MIMIITi? BELL TELEPHONE SYSTEM •PAGE SEVEN 1., .otficial U. 5, Army Photo. "1. J,lrlif • ',o•,,s('
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