FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1949
`Alice in Waterland' Theme
Of Swimming Club Aquacade
An immortal story changes to "Alice in Waterland" as the WRA
Swimming Club presents its annual aquacade in White Hall pool
at 8 p.m. today and tomorrow.
Spectators will pass with Alice through her many encounters
with mythical "Waterland" creatures, as they observe the "Caucus-
Rdce," the "Croquet Game," the "Lobster Quadrille," "Who Stole
the Tarts," and the "Mad Tea-
Party,"
Feature Duets
Two duets are being specially
featured. Reta Reed and Anna
Keller will portray Alice and the
White Rabbit as the duo suppos
edly starts its downward descent
to "Waterland", while Jacqueline
Zivic and Jane Levy will capture
the limelight in their interpreta
tion of Tweedledee and Tweedle
dum.
Although there is no charge for
the show, tickets of admission
must be obtained from partici
pants in the acquacade or from
members of the Swimming Club.
Participants _ _
Girls taking part include
- - - -
Mary Ann Arnold, Joanne
Bauer, Kay Bitner, Jeanne Buch
anan, Marie Card, Carolyn Cav
eny, Carol Chalk, Mary Cohen,
Nancy Cray, Marian Dills, Dol
ores Drucker, Alverda Eichen
laub, Lois Evans, Jean Ferry,
Gladys Gernannt, Gertrude Fetz
er, Betty Greengross, Marilyn
Guillet, Nancy Hanna, Lucille
Hoffman, Jo Ann Hoy, Anna
Keller, Freddie Kuhne.
Jane Levy, Peg McMahon, Jane
McCormick, Lucy Mitinger, Jean
Smucker, Dottie Richardson, Reta
Reed, Marie Root, Laura Jo Rose,
Pat Sauer, Virginia Sinclair, Bar
bara Sprenkle, Betty Jane Strom,
Diane Taylor, Patricia Templin,
Leatrice Thomson, Betsy Webber,
Lois Van Vactor, and Virginia
Ytrugel.
Palasky-Gross
The engagement of Martha
Gross to Joseph Palaskey has
been announced.
Miss Gross, president of Phi
Mu, is a member of the Louise
Homer club, Treble Singers, the
Blue Band Concert Group, and
Chapel Choir. A music major,
she is from Bellefonte.
Palaskey, a senior in chemical
engineering, is from Coaldale.
How much RAI/ can you cram into a record?
Hear 4A e /CA.
musical kidding in
"SUNFLOWER"-''
(an RCA Victor Release)
and you'll know!
You'll have a lot of fun with Ray
McKinley, his band and his vocalist
serving up a platterful of "corn" for
your listening and dancing pleasure.
Yes! Ray knows about musical pleas
ure—and smoking pleasure, too! As
Ray beats it out on his drums—
" Camels are a great cigarette—they're
mild and full-flavored!"
HowAi/49 can a cigarette be?
Smoke Camels for 30 days and you'll know!
In a recent coast-to-coast test of hundreds of men and
women who smoked only Camels for 30 days —an
average of one to two packs a day noted throat spe
cialists, after making weekly examinations, reported
NOT ONE SINGLE CASE OP THROAT IRRITATION
,o. satvc cg arsuraioo ", Test
~. Camel mildness for yourself in your own
1 1"al 1-Zone." T for taste, T for throat. if, as any
time, you am not convinced that Camels are the mildest cigarette you've ever smoked,
return the package with the unused Camels and you will receive its full purchase prim,
On PUNA (Siva) R. J. hinsolda Tobacco Conway. Window-Sok" North Carolina.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
College Places
In Swim Meet
Third place in the girl's East
ern Regional Telegraphic Swim
ming Meet of 1949, was captur
ed by the College, Miss Ruth
Leonard, girl's swimming coach,
announced yesterday. The var
ious events were held several
weeks ago in White Hall pool
and times were then sent to
Skidmore College, regional spon
nor.
Among the five place winners
were Swarthmore College, first;
Skidmore College, second; Penn
State, third; Chestnut Hill Col
lege, fourth; and the University
of Massachusetts, fifth.
The results were announced
in a telegram which Miss Leon
ard received Wednesday from
Skidmore College. No news of
national standing has yet been
received.
Bos Coaches Famous Daughter
For Second Time in Career
Conraad V. Bos, the 73-year-old musician who accompanied
Helen Traubel on her recent Artist's course appearance here, is also
Margaret Truman's singing coach.
Miss Truman is learning to frown, smile, bow loosely and sing
distinctly under the tutelage of Mr. Bos.
Wilson's Daughter
Teaching the President's daugh
ter is nothing new to Bos, for
Margaret Wilson, daughter of
Woodrow Wilson, who also had
professional ambitions, studied
under him.
In the course of his 52 year
career, Bos has been coach and
accompanist , to some of the
world's outstanding musical per-
Chi Omega Gives
Sorority Award
To Frances Welker
Frances Welker, senior in the
department of psychology, re
ceived the Barbara S. Haller
award Wednesday night. The
award, established in memory
of Barbara S. Haller, a former
Chi Omega, is given annually
by that sorority in the amount
of $5O to encourage graduate
work in the social sciences. Miss
Welker was chosen for her out
standing work in the field of
political science.
The occasion was the ob
servance of Chi Omega's an
nual founders' day, the "El
usinia" celebration .
The presentation took place
at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
Robert E. Dengler at a dessert
party.
Miss Welker was chosen Mat
rix Girl by Theta Sigma Phi,
women's journalism honorary,
at the Matrix Dinner last week
for outstanding service to the
College.
Theta Kappa Phi
Officers of Theta 'Kappa Phi
elected Monday are John
Kloecker, president; Joseph Hig
gins, vice president; Robert
Coyne, secretary; and Thomas
May, treasurer.
By Stan Dealer
formers and knew the world re
nown Brahms.
His job includes correcting the
singer's language, and helping to
improve their facial expressions.
Bos says that many singers sing
well in foreign languages, but
then neglect their own. He also
trains them thoroughly in the art
of taking bows.
Alpha Phi Alpha
Timothy Burris, Kenneth Car
ter, Walter Edmunds, Char le s
Murray, and Clayton Wilson were
recently initiated into Alpha Phi
Alpha.
Zeta Beta Tau
Zeta Beta Tau recently elected
Elliot Krane, president; Wilbert
Roth, vice-president; Stephen
Kline, treasurer; Arthur Lorber,
secretary; and Mark Zimmerman,
historian.
Sigma Pi
David Hajjar was recently el
ected president of Sigma Pi. Oth
er new officers are Gordon Drane,
vice-president; Pa u 1 Hallman,
treasurer; Albert Stewart, record
ing secretary; Wallace Campbell,
corresponding secretary; an d
Robert Cramer, historian.
Alpha Chi Rho
New officers recently elected
and installed by Alpha Chi Rho
are Raymond Maxwell, president;
Jan Beck, vice-president; John
Dittmar, secretary: Joseph Geb
hardt, ritual officer; Robert Carn
ey, chaplain; James Dittmar, ser
geant-at-arms; ana Albert Ryan,
corresponding secretary.
At the -Arena ....7heatre
YOU MAY SEE THIS WEEKEND
A PLAYERS' PRODUCTION
&cle geitam "
Directed by Kelly Yeaton
Tickets on Sale at Student Union Box Office
$1.25 including tax and refreshments
THE MILDEST CIGARETTE ?
!AMELS, OF COURSE! I LEARNED
ANSWER WHEN I MADE
THE 30-DAY TEST!
•
ite
Dramas,
McKiosk,
ever with his
featured vocalist,
Jeanie Friley. 1.4;
211311
' • , .. • •• - . • ,
'''ll :. ' .. i;.f.C. ' . ...:' , • f : '.';!,':.
IMII=I
Co-edit Column
PAGE SEVEN
Alpha Chi Omega
Patricia Irwin was recently el
ected president of Alpha Chi
Omega. Other new officers are
Nancy Evans, first vice-president;
Ruth Lehman, second vice-presi
dent; Jane Dinger, corresponding
secretary; Jane Swagler, record
ing secretary; Lois Burrel, treas
uer; and Sarah Pate and Virginia
Richard, rushing co-chairmen.
Delta Upsilon
Delta Upsilon recently pledged
Donald Ashenfelter, Pete Borlo,
Richard Dyer, Joseph Lae, and
George Mazanowski.
Alpha Chi Omega
Alpha Chi Omega recently en
tertained Kappa Sigma at a
Farmer's party in the Grange
playroom.
Phi Mu
Phi Mu held a Patroness Tea
last week in honor of all patron
esses from town.
Dr. Henderson
Dr. Grace M. Henderson, dean
of the School of Home Economics
at the College, served as chair
man of a conference of Home Ec
onomics Administrators of the 12
Northeastern States in New York
recently.