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Players Beciens Drama Aspirants
iFor students that are interested years since then, the Players have
the .Penn State Placets oilers op
portunities to them to try out their
skills in acting or in any of (lie
techniques of' dramatic product
ion, such ns costuming, lighting',
properties, and' makeup
When it was realized that the
'College needed an organizat'on
io deal solely with dramatics, some
members ol the faculty and a few
interested students met to form
The Penn State- Players, whose
two-fold purpose was to provide
an opportunity Cor the students
to participate in dramatics and to
provide entertainment for the
■community. That -was twentv
ifiye years ago, and through the
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progressed from one-act plays to
Greek and modern dramas, light
comedies and mysteries.
Under the direction of .Prof.
Arthur Cloethigh, head of the
dramatics department and one of
the founders of Players, this dra
matic organization produces at
Ipasl three shows a semester, thus
affording students a chance to
participate in the various techni
ques of dramatic production.
All persons interested in taking
part in any of The 'Players' pro
ductions should attend all tryouts
that will be held before the cast
ing for each show.
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PSCA Plans Frosfi Activities
Tire Penn State Christian 'Asso
ciation, now celebrating its 70th
year of service to the College, has
planned an extensive program of
activities for incoming freshmen.
In cooperat'on with the Dean of
Men's office. PSCA will carry out
a program of counselling of resh
nren by upperclassmen. Thirty
eight men counselors have been
selected to present the activities,
traditions, customs, and life al
Penn State in three sessions be
ginning the evening ol October 25
after convocation. Counseling
sessions will be held in Sparks
building and groups will be l'mi
ted to 30. Kenneth Harshbarger
and Vaughn 'Stapleton are chair
men;. while James T. Smith and
Dean of Men A. R. Warnoek are
advisers.
A somewhat similar program of
orientation for freshman women
has .been organized by Jean Ran
dall. This includes the appoint
ment of a “OA Chum’’ for each
freshman girl, who will help her
become acquainted with the cam
pus.
A freshman mixer will be held
Saturday, October 27, in Recrea
tion Hall. All-College Cabinet,
Freshmen Week Committee, and
PSCA will cooperate in planning
this 'project.
Campus tours for freshmen'will
be sponsored by PSCA on Satur
day afternoon, October 27, each
hour from 1 to 5 p. m. Each
counselor will take his group of
men on a tour of the campus' as
part of his third counseling period.
A religious activities mass meet
ing for all freshmen will be held
at 8 p. m. on Monday, October 29,
n Schwab Auditorium. The speak
er will he Dr. He my S. Brunner,
head of the department of agri
cultural education and chairman
of the Board of Directors of PSCA
and the Penn State-In-China com
mittee. Florence Porter, president
of the student cabinet of PSCA,
wil Ipreside at this meeting, and
Rev. Edwerth Korte, president of
the Inter-Religious Council, will
introduce the, religious leaders of
campus and town.
On Friday, (November 2, at 7:30
p. m., hll/fbeshmen are invited- to
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community.
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The first Freshmen Council
meeting will be held in 304 Old
Main at 7 p. m. Monday, Novem
ber 5. Kenneth Harshbarger will
be 'in charge of the meeting, to
which all freshmen men are invit
ed. There will be singing, intro
ductions, football movies, and re
freshments.
man Forum will meet Wednesday,
man Forum will mett Wednesday,
November 7, at 7p. m. Vera Eby
is chairman of Forum, and Theresa
Haskins is chairman of all girls’
freshman activities. Joan Wolfe
and Mary Bitner are co-chairmen,
of welcome parties, Edna Rife is
chairman of the welcome notes
committee, and a large group of
upperclass girls have signed up to
welcome the freshman.
After four tveeks the two fresh
man groups will join to form the
First Semester Club and plan their
own activities.
Other freshman plans are for an
open house Sunday afternoon in
Freshman Week and a Cabin party
December !L and "2.
James T. Smith is executive
secretary of PSOA; Betty Farrow
is associate secretary, and Mrs,
Nan Everhart is office secretary.
la that year, for the first time in college annals,
the quarter could run with, the ball snapped
direct from center. Brains and speed succeeded
crude mass play, and the-modern game began.
It was a popular innovation. Like Railway Ex
press round-trip service for college laundry and
baggage, the new method once tried out became
nation-wide standard- practice. Make a standard
practice, too, of packing and wrapping securely,"'
addressing clearly and starting early whatever
you have to express. It will help all concerned.
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