TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1947
Meetings Discuss
Sophomore Tests
All sophomore men in Electri
cal Engineering and lower divis
ion are reauested to come to 121
Smirks at 7 p.m. on the dates list
ed below to learn the results of
the psychological. tests given dur
ing sophomore orientation week.
The tests. to be interpreted on
lY if the students bring their daily
class schedules with them, will be
cHatussed according to the follow
ing schedule:
Monday, December 1, sopho
more men in E.E. whose last names
begin with "A" through "L."
Tuesday. December 2, sopho-
More men in lower division, "A"
through "K."
Wednesday. December 3, soph
omore men in E.E.. "M" through
Thursday. December 4, soph
omore men in lower division. "L"
through "Z."
Meetings will last about one or
one and a half hours. No charge
is made for this service.
WSGA To Study
Coed Permissions
WSGA. senate at Its meeting last
Thursday night voted in favor of
a further Investigation of coed
blanket permission systems on
other campuses. The system. if
found advisable. may be set up
on this campus in the near future.
The investigating committee.
headed by Senior Senator Virgin
ia McCloskey, will include these
representatives. Anna Keller.
WB.A; Terry Klosterman, Owens;
Eloise Rile. Panhellenic Council:
Jean Room. PSCA: Jane Rosen
thal, IWA: Lorrie Muntz. Junior
Service Board. and Elaine Nelson,
the Daily Collegian. A represent
ative from Mortar Board will be
appointed at . later date.
The committee. Miss McClus
key said today. will contact the
nine colleges in our enrollment
class as well as others.
Blanket permissions, which the
WSGA house of representatives
voted in favor of last Tuesday
night., would enable a coed to
leave the campus at any time dur
ing the semester if the dean of
women had full written permis
sion from the girl's parents.
State
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One rooter, reportedly a Delta
Chi, told a friend he could do
better than the Panthers. The
friend said "Okay, I'm the Pitt
coach and I'm sending you in."
In rushed the rooter without
reporting to the officials and when
the pile was uncovered the yel
low-sweatered rooter was at the
bottom, to the delight of the fans.
Police led the impromptu grid
star from the field, but he was
released after the game.
As the minutes sped on and the
Penn State score rolled up, it be
came apparent that the jubilant
State students would make a try
for the goal posts.
As the game -ending whistle was
sounded, hundreds of State fans
made a mad dash for the nearest
goal post and soon had it apart
before they realized they had
torn apart the Penn State posts.
Pill Goal Goes Down
Their forces bolstered by sev
eral hundred, the goal post
hungry students made a hundred
yard flight to the Pitt goal. Police
and an out-numbered group of
Pitt students tried in vain to
frustrate the attempt. By the time
the second posts came down, an
hour had passed, but few fans
had left the stadium. Many agreed
the post-game show was better
than the one-sided game.
Another group of students rush
ed after Coach Higgins and raised
him to their shoulders as the Blue
Band started a victory parade.
The "Hig" was visibly impressed
as he had never expected the
ceremony.
The last time State students'
spirit had been so high was in
1942 when the Lions went down
to Philadelphia and defeated their
Penn cousins.
From the stadhun, the crowds
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in any convenient ballot box on campus or in State College.
Watkins Schedules Dates
Of First Phase Registration
Student Breaks Leg
After PM Victory
PITTSBURGH. Nov. 241—V11—
George Baldwin. 21. of Canton in
Bradford county. a student at
Pennsylvania State College. lay
in a hospital bed today and re
flected on the bad luck he suf
fered in the wake of State's 29-0
gridiron victory over Pitt Satur
day.
Baldwin slipped on wet leaves
and fell, breaking a leg. while
leaving the football game. It was
the second time he broke the leg
in three months.
moved to the downtown area
where Pittsburghers became ac
quainted with Penn State songs
and cheers. "Fight On State,"
"The Victory Song," and "Nail to
the Lion" echoed from every hotel
room, restaurant, and bar.
Parties DsPieta Ball
Main feature on the formal bill
of-fare for Saturday night was
the Cabaret Ball on the 17th floor
of the William Penn. The dancing
thinned out as midnight drew
near and the celebrants moved on
to the hundreds of parties.
The rumor of the invitation to
the Cotton Bowl spread from
narty to party as plans were made
for a trek to Dallas and the popu
lar "What Are You Doing New
Years?" became the theme song.
On into , the night the parties
went with the Penn State fans
celebrating their team's first un
defeated season in 35 years. The
11th floor of the William Penn
was made temporary headquar
ters until the house detectives
and city police took over and re
stricted activities.
Only reported casualty of the
weekend was Donald Baldwin,
WHEN YOU GO HOME FOR THANKSGIVING
Ride The
Boalsburg Auto Bus Line
to Lewistown and save hours of time to Harrisburg,
Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore and
Washington
STATE COLLEGE LEWISTOWN
BOALSBURG AUTO BUS LINE. Inc.
Effective September 28. 1947 State College, Pa .
EASTERN STANDARD TIME
Daily Daily Daily Daily
Lv. State Collage 6:30 a.m 10:45 a. m. 4:30 p.m. 6:45 p.m
Ar. Lewistown 7:35 a.m. 12:00 noon 5:35 p.m. 7:50 p.m
Lv. Lewistown 8:55 a.m. 12:40 p. m. 6:05 p.m. 12:40 a.m
Ar. State College 10:00 a.m. 1:50 p.m. 7:10 p.m. 1:50 a.m
NOTE: Lv. Lewistown 8:05 p.m. FRIDAY AND
Ar. State College 9:10 p.m. SUNDAY ONLY
Make Direct Connections With East Bound Trains
7:51 a. m. 12:37 p. m. 5:59 p. m. 8:25 p m.
West Bound Trains
8:52 a. t. 12:31 p. ra. (Week Days) 6:00 p m. 12:39 a.m
Reservations Must Be in 24 Hours Before
Departure at Ticket Office
State College Hotel--Phone 733
First phase registration for the
Spring semester will begin De
cember 8, said Ray V. Watkins,
College scheduling officer today.
Time tables will be available at
the scheduling office following
the vacation, he added.
First phase registration is the
name adopted by the scheduling
committee, Mr. Watkins explain
ed. If no changes 'are made in a
student's schedule after this per
iod, this will be his official regis
tration. It corresponds to what
was known last semester as pre
registration.
Second phase registration, the
filling out of the usual blanket
form, will take place February 6
and 7.
During the week December 8
to 13 students will meet with
their advisers to fill out schedules
for next semester. Class rosterF
will be made up from the regis
tration cards using a priority sys
tem by semester.
Graduate students who desire
to schedule undergraduate
courses should register during
first phase registration in order
to assure themselves a place on
the class roster.
The committee for first phase
registration includes Dr. Lyman
E. Jackson, dean of the school of
agriculture, chairman; Dr. Ed
ward Steidle, dean of the school
of Mineral Industries; and Mr.
Ray V. Watkins, scheduling of
ficer for the College.
who slipped on wet leaves while
leaving the game and broke his
leg for the second time in three
months.
Sunday afternoon found the
Lions heading back for the moun
tains with their "Beat Pitt" tags
changed to "We Beat Pitt." Every
one agreed it had been a wonder
ful weekend but as one student
said "Thank goodness we only
play Pitt once a year."
VARTA
WSGA Senate Vetoes
Move-up of Elections
WSGA senate voted against moving the election period from
April to February at their meeting in White Hall Thursday night.
The change, which was primarily suggested so that the past
president would be on campus one semester after being in office
and could thus help the incoming president, was defeated because
it would move the semester requirement for each senator back
one semester.
This would mean that the soph
omore senator would only be
starting her second semester on
campus when she took office. It
was the opinion of the senate that
a girl who had been on campus
such a short time would not be
qualified for such a position.
Duties of the sophomore senator
are to be chairman of the Fresh
man Council and be responsible
for the council's organization
within one month after the be
ginning of college in the fall. As
the WSGA constitution stands
now, the sophomore senator is at
least third semester when she
takes office.
However, Dean Pearl 0. Weston
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Chem-Physics Sophs
Eleci Council Members
Six sophomores were elected
to the Chemistry-Physics Student
Council yesterday. according to
Robert Schock, president of the
Council.
They are George Herold and
Harold Stetson. chemical engi
neering: John Bruckner and Hans
Schneider, ch e i gtry; Dbheim.ae
Miller. physics; and Stanley Lev
ick. pre-medical.
stated, "The president told us that
no freshman women will be ad
mitted for many, many years."
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