THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1946
Blue Band-
(Continued from page one)
Handy, "March" from "The Love
of the Three Oranges" by Proko
fieff, "The Toy Trumlpet" 'by Scott,
"kareit" iby Prokofleff,. 'Soler°
Rittnico" iby Lonp'„as, "Children's
..March" by Goldman, 'University
Grand March" by Goldman, and
"At the Gremlin 'Baal" by Hill.
Members of the Blue Band are:
Ann Berkheimer, Eleanor Ro
berts, bassoon; Joan Bissey, J. R.
Herd, Theodore Hershberger,
John Labash, baritone; Richard
Anderson, alto clarinet; Ernest
ltotili, bass clarinet; Robert .Au
man, Neil Berst, Carol Broberg,
Stanley Ciccona,• Gloria Edmonds,
Fred Fisher, Doris . Frandwerk,
Frank Hess, Wayne Hoffman,
Michael Horen, Eugenie Kashniar,
Edward Lautner, Abe Levy, Carl
Mahaffey, Donald Mowry, C. H.
Neuf, Francis Ostroski, Audrey
Ryback, _Donald Sandt, Robert
Skipper, William Wolfersberger,
B flat clarinet.
IJoserbine Ritili, E fl t clari
net; Jo' Broberg, Robert Chacona,
Helen Dickerson, Fred Fisher,
Paul Holder, William Laughlin,
Russel Nickerson, Creston Otte
miller, Steven Raytek, James
Russell, Eugene Sprague, Caryll
Whipple, cornet and trumpet.. •
• Lucille Cox, Robert Dunlap,
Edith Murray, Otto Ptfefferkorn,
Nancy Sherriff, flutes and pic
colo;, Susan Bissey, Dorothy Cor
nell, Joseph Gwenonis, Paul
Grove.' Marjorie Rex: Albert Zhn
irier, French horn; Edna Murray.•
'Either Thompson, oboe.
David Booser, Carl Colteryabn,
Herman Phillips, Jack Shetter,
Lois Turner, Franey Woodring,
percussion; Jack Reeves, Bennie
Slupek, :George . Thomas, ,Lois
Zrlbler, alto saxaphone; Aubrey
Vail, fb.9ss saxophone; James
Trego, baritone saxophone; John
Branigan, Charles Zoslaw, tenor
saxophone.
. Robert. Bechtel, Robert Gard
ner, William Keefauver, L. R. Le-
van, . Robert Mulligan, Elwood
. Olver,, Glenn , Orndonf,,' Cl - rdries
eaton, trombone; Fred Crane,
Wilmer Praacis. Robert Ille-
Vaughlin, jelly Punton, - Herman
. Weed, tuba; Rcroert Burge, string
bass.
Nittany4ndependents
To Reorganize Tuesday
plan to organize the fNittany-
Independent party in• each class
Will be discuSsed at the clique
. Meeting Tuesday night,, Clique
Chairman Evan Brown announc
ed today.
••.• !Participating in the discussion
Will be members of the party's
policy committee, including Char
les , assistant clique chair
-Man;. Gene Fulmer, independent's
' representative; Dick - Heim, fra
,ternity representative; Mary Kane,
independent women's • represen
tatiVe; and Jeanne Sehrtimpt,
so
rority representatiVe..
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1 1.VIemoilial Day Services, Old
Main, 11 a.m.
Campus Close-ups, WMAJ.T, 6:45
p.m.
Cabinet Meeting, Alumni Of
fice, 9 p.m.
Community Forum, S e nator
Wayne Morse, Schwab Auditor
ium, 8 p.m.
Common Sense Club, N. E.
Lounge Atherton :Hall, 8 p.m.
Collegian Staff meeting, 9 Car
negie 'Hall, 4:30 p.m.
Sixth Semester Party, S k
Lodge, 6 to 'l2 p.m.
Newman Club ISprfinig Dance,
Sigma Phi Epsilon, 9 to 42 p.m.
• Lacrosse game, Golf Course
Field, 2 p.m.
Froth Frolic, Whipple's Dam,
1;30 p.m.
Calico 'Caper, Rec Hall, 9 to 12
p.m.
HUlel Open House, Hillel , Foun-
Cation, 9 to 1112 p.m.
iCh cip el, Dr. David Braun,
,EthwElb Auditorium, a.m.
Blue Band Contort, Schwab
Auditorium, 3:30
Owens Banquet, State College
Hotel, 7 p.m.
IBlCck and ,Bridle Clwb, 1 206 Ag,
7 pm. •
Chess Club Meeting, 7 Sparks,
7:30 p.m.
Tons of Beefsteak—
College to Auction
75 Unfitted Heifers
411. id beef-steak fans twill
have their chance to hit the jack
pot Saturday for steaks galore,
both for themselves and fbr all
their,friends. At that time they
will be able to buy•beef: in fact;
a half ton of it or more, unfitted
and on the hoof.
The occasion of this outburst
of beef is the sale of 75 head of
pUre-bred Aberdeen-Angus heif
ers at the Beef . Cattle Barn at 1
p.m. Saturday. This will be the
first auction held by the College
at which unfitted heifers are to
be sold in lots of two, three or
fora• cows—thus 'the half ton or
more.
PSC Gaybird and PSC Gay
bird, 11, will be sold from the
College's registered herd, while
William L. Henderson, professor
of . animal husbandry, will sell
Nittany Lady Revolt, the 4th, and
Nittany \Talley Gay Bird from
his herd.
The College is supported fin
ancially by grants froth the Fed
eral Government,. and appropria
tions from the State Legislature,
as well as student fees.
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come from
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THE •COLLEGIAN
Seven Attend
Ag Conference
The College 'will be represented
by seven faculty men at the an
nual meeting of the Pennsylvania
section, American Society of Ag
ricultural Engineers, which will
be held in the Penn-Alto Hotel,
Altoona, on June 7 and 8.
Dr. Lyman E. Jackson, dean of
the School of Agriculture, will be
the,„ principal speaker at the Fri
day night banquet. Prof. Ralph
U. Blasingame, head of the de
partment of agricultural engi
neering, will review his recent
trip abroad in a disCussion of
"Agricultural Engi n e e ring in
England" at the Saturday mor
ning programs
Robert .J. McCall, professor of
agricultural engineering exten
sion, who- is secretary-treasurer
of the section, will speak on
mowing and storing hay. William
F. Ackerman, instructor in agri
cultural engineering, will be in
charge of the recreational pro
gram, While Prof. David C.
Sprague will speak on dairy farm
structures in a forum. •
Women's 'MI Honorary
Plans 'Formal Initiation
Formal initiation for new
members of Sigma Epsilon Sigma,
women's mineral industries hon
orary, will :be held at 121 MI at
7 p.m. Monday.
Prof. Chesleigh Bonino, advis
or of Sigma Gamma Epsilon,
men's honorary, will speak on the
ideal s and aims of his organiza
tion in ari* effort to give the new
er group some pointers. He will
speak at 7:30 p.m. •
This is the final meeting of the
honorary for this semester. .
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Interfraternity Council
Presents
BENNY GOODMAN
& HIS ORCHESTRA
recreation Hall
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Alpha Tau Alpha, - honorary (Continued from page one)
fraternity for agriculture educa- are as follows: All-College Cab
tion Students, recently held its I inel, American Association of.
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first formal initiation since the University Women, American Le
gion, high school student body,
Spring semester of 1943. The in
. • Foundation, Kiwanis Club,
itiates are
Graduates: William . 'Dunlap, Parent-Teacher Association, Perm
Carl Norberg, and Kenneth State Christian Association, The
Sdhoonover. Pennsylvania State College, PM
!Undergraduates: Ernest Brown, Beta 'Kappa, Phi Delta Kappa, Pi
Dewy Brumbaugh, J. Glenn Hatw- Lambda Theta, Phi Kappa Pi,
thorne, 'W i4l i a m Keinbaugh, State College Public Schools, Ro-
Charles MdClelland, Leroy Shutt, tary International, State College
Charles Stoffer, Kenneth Stayer, Women's Club, Women's Student
and Henry Wenger. Government Association, and the
Wesley Foundation.
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