P.A.4 FOUR
3000 Frosh
`Farm Out'
Twenty-two state teachers col
undergrantiate centers and
cooperating colleges today are ac
comodating 2969 Pent, State fresh
men, according to latest figures
released by William S. Hoffman.
registrar of The College.
Included in this group. who - will
transfer to the College next Ilan
its sophomores, are 2497. male stu
dents and 472 coeds. The largest
group of students, 1025 are en
olled in the lower division. En
rolled in the engineering curricu
lum sre 912 students, in agricul
ture 421, in chemistry and physics
334, physical education 98, in
education 93, and in mineral in
dustries 86.
The registrar's records show
that 13 state teachers colleges,
four undergraduate centers, four
:;o-called cooperating colleges and
11/Count Alto are giving Penn State
men and women their first year of
college.
The largest group of State un
dergraduates is at the Altoona
Undergraduate Center-433. The
243 students at Edinboro make it
tops in enrollment among the
:date teachers colleges.
An item revealed by the statis
tics on freshmen is that there are
40 women hi chemistry and phys
ics, five women in engineering
arid two women enrolled in min
eral industries.
kew Windcresi Council
;Chooses' Gilliland Prexy
'Willard R, Gilliland was chos
en president of the Windcre.st bor
ough council at the newly-elected
council's first meeting Tuesday
»ighl. Mrs. Ruth Livermore was
chosen secretary. Robert I. Bos
tian, treasurer, and Carl F. Stokes,
social and recreation chairman.
Permission has been granted
Windcrest to operate a coopera
tive store, and plans were approv
ed by the council. A mass meeting
vrill be held tonight in the com
munity hall to inform residents
of the plan as it now stands..
A board of directors for the
,stor. will be chosen at the meet
ing, snd this board will complete
steps necessary to the opening of
the ntore. The board will appoint
a manager for the store, subject to
the approval of all residents of
Windcrest.
hrogh Adds New Column
In response to the requests of
many students, a new column will
ire presented in the Christmas is
.sue • of Froth featuring pinnings,
depinnings, marriages, and en
gagements.
. All students are requested to
contiibutel any •information they
might have for the column tt the
Student Union desk or the Froth
office by tomorrow afternoon or
Saturday morning.
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understanding and admiration for
the "little p'bople" of the war
stricken countries has made him a
top-flight reporter, a sound ana
lyst and interpreter of the news.
Sponsored by ill) community or
ganizations, reserved seats for the
event for townspeople and faculty
may be purchased tomorrow
morning at the Athletic Associa
tion Office in Old Main according
to priority stubs, Jo Hays, ticket
manager, said.
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LL 12
THE DAILY COTS iFIGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
Hetzel Appoints Wyand
To 'New Assistant Post
Charles S. Wyand, professor of
economics, was recently named
Administrative Assistant to the
President of the College by Presi
dent Ralph Dorn Hetzel.
Increased presidential responsi
bilities in the postwar expansion
of the College was the reason for
the cre:•.tion of the new office by
the Board of Trustees. Professor
Wyand will be in charge of • gen
eral administration, specifically in
matters stemming from the growth
of the College.
The new appointee, a native of
Waynesboro and an alumnus in
the class of '29, has taught eco
nomics on the campus for the past
15 years, He has been consulted
by numerous industrial and gov
ernmental agencies in his research
field of pricing problems.
Club to See Films
Al - Michaels, backfield coach,
will show films of the Penn State
Michigan State football gam e at
the Tuesday meeting of the MGT
Chib Sparks at 8 p.m., Fred
S, Barrouk, social chairman of the
club, announced. Filing of the
Penn StateXolgate game will also
be presented if possible.
ALWAYS BETTERvisLIETTER ALL WAYS,
Cows' All-College
'The aB-cow herd of registered
Holstein-Friesians owned by the
College has recently completed a
year of production testing with the
average , butterfat' production per
cow being more than two and a
half times as much as that of the
nation's average dairy caw, de
cording to the Holstein-Friesian
Association of America.
Fireside Hour
Mrs.. Malcolm Brown, wife of
the Westminster Foundation pas
tor, will lead a Bible study dis
cussion at the Penn State Chris
tian Association Fireside 't-lour in
3G4 Old Main from 4 to 5 p.m. to
day. The program includes music,
refreshments, and discussions.
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24,* 1946
PSCA Plans Cabin Party;
Few Vacancies Remain
An overntht trip to Watts
•51) sored 'by the Penn
State Christian Association, will
start Saturday at '2:30 p.m. A
'few vacancies still exist for those
who wish to sign up at the PSCL
office. In case . of inclement
weather, transportation 'will the
provided ..for all attending. Oth
enwise. the main ctrouro will hike
to the cabin while blanket •rolls
will be transported /by ear.
:Ralph Crornleigh and Barbara
Keefer, co-chairmen of the over
night party are heading the 'com
irnittee which hlas plimllled 'the
meals, square dance and 'the mid
nieht hike to the ton of Tuisey
Ridge.
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