TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1949
Math 34 May 24 1:20 12 Sparks
Math 64 May 23 8 13-14 Sparks
Math 75 May 23 7-9 p. m. See
List
Math 84 May 26 7-9 p. m. See
List
Math 90 May 27 10:20 See List
Math 100 By app't
Math 401 May 25 1:20 124 Sparks
Math 405 May 21 1:20 See List
Math 410 May 25 8 126 Sparks
Math 419 May 21 3:30 125 Sparks
Math 421 May 23 8 125- 1 2 6
Sparks
Math 431 May 23 1:20 See List
Math 441 By app't
Math 471 May 27 8 126 Sparks
Math 502 May 24 1:20 126 Sparks
Math 503 May 21 3:30 3 Sparks
Math 509 May 26 8 126 Sparks
Math 514 May 23 1:20 129 Sparks
Math 575 May 27 1:20 129 Sparks
Math 576 By app't
Mchs 11 June 1 1:20 See List
Mchs 12 June 1 1:20 See List
Mchs 13 June 1 7-9 p. m. See
List
Mchs 14 May 25 7-9 p. m. See
List
Mchs 400 By app't
Mchs 403 By app't
Mchs 506 By app't
Mchs 530 By app't
ME 2 May 21 3:30 See List
ME 3 May 25 8 See List
ME 6 May 24 1:20 300 Eng D
ME 101 May 28 8 101-102 M Eng
ME 102 May 31 1:20 See List
ME 103 May 27 3:30 See List
ME 104 May 27 8 See List
ME 105 May 24 1:20 See List
ME 106 May 21 3:30 110-202 EE
ME 107 May 23 10:20 219 EE
ME 402 May 23 10:20 See List
ME 408 May 24 3:30 200 Eng D
ME 409 May 27 8 106-108 M Eng
ME 410 By app't
ME 505 By app't
MEDes 5 May 23 3:30 See List
MEDes 6 May 24 3:30 See List
MEDes 8 May 27 8 See List
MEDes 102 May 21 3:30 200 Eng
D
MEDes 104 May 31 8 101-102 M
Eng
Met 59.1 May 24 1:20 227 Sparks
Met 59.2 May 26 3:30 121 MI
Met 59.3 May 26 3:30 312 Sparks
Met 59.4 May 26 3:30 105 MI
Met 59.5 By app't
Met 79.1 May 28 8 12 Sparks
Met 79.2 May 31 8:00 3 CH
Met 79.3 May 23 8 233 Sparks
Met, 79.4 May 31 8 3 CH
Met 302 May 28 8 312 Sparks
Met 304 May 31 8 312 Sparks
Met 406 May 28 8 305 Sparks
Met 408 May 25 1:20 121 MI
Met 521 By app't
Meteor 300 June 1 8 10 -1 2 1
Sparks
Meteor 311 May 27 8 20 Sparks
Meteor 372 May 28 8 20 Sparks
Meteor 421 May 26 1: 2 0 22 7
Sparks
Meteor 442 By app't
Meteor 451 By app't
Meteor 505 By app't
Min 31 May2s 8 8-12 Sparks
MM 40 By app't
MM 53 May 31 3:30 8 Sparks
Min 460 May 23 10:20 124 Sparks
Min 483 By app't
Min Prep 410 May 26 8 227
Sparks
Mpg 1 May 21 3:30 225-229 MI
Mng 481 May 25 1:20 225 MI
Mng 483 May 28 8 225-229 MI
Mus 5 May 27 7-9 p.m. 119 Os and
109 Ag
Mus 6 May 23 8 3 WH
Nat Ed 8 By app't
Nat Ed 16 By app't
Nat Ed 25 May2s 10:20 3 Sparks
NROTC 1.02 By app't
NROTC 2.02 By app't
NROTC 3.02 By app't
PETE 74 May 27 1:20 121 MI
PETE 81 May 23 8 299 MI
PETE Lab 74 By app't
PH 1 May 25 8 109 Ag
PH 2 June 1 10:20 206 Ag Eng
PH 13 May 23 1:20 103 Ag
Phil 1 May 24 7-9 p. m. 3-105 WH
Phil 2 June 1 7-9 p. m. 10-121
Sparks
Phil 3 May2B 10:20 110 EE
Phil 5 May 25 1:20 111 Tern
Phil 9 May 23 8 5 Sparks
Phil 24 May 24 1:20 206 Ag
Phil 26 By app't r
Phys 215 May 21 3:30 113-115
Phil 428 By app't
Osmond
Phys 235 May 21 1:20 See List
Phys 240 May 25 8 115 Osmond
Phys 255 May 23 1:20 109 Os-
Mond
Phys 265 June 1 10:20 See List
Phys 285 May 31 7-9 p. m. 117-
119 Osmond
Phys 301 June 1 8 316 Sp and 117
Osmond
Phys 404 By app't
Phys 443 By app't
Phys 455 May 28 3:30 117 Os-
mond
Phys 459 May 31 3:30 304 Sparks
Phys 461 May 23 3:30 110 Os-
mond
Phys 483 By app't
Phys 517 By app't
Phys 522 By app't
Phi% 534 By app't
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
Phys 575 By app't
P Ed 109 May 28 7-9 p. m. 316
Sparks
P Ed 110 M May 31 3:30 5 Sparks
P Ed 110 W By app't
P Ed 181 M By app't
P Ed 181 W By app't
P Ed 204CD.M May 28 1:20 1 CH
P Ed 204CD.W By app't
P Ed 204CD.MW May 28 1:20 19
Sparks
P Ed 212 May 21 3:30 3 CH
P Ed 236 May 25 8 5 Sparks
PEd 399 M May 2 6 1:20 31 6
Sparks
P Ed 399 W May 26 1:20 5 Sparks
P Ed 430 By app't
P Ed 455 May 27 8 6 Sparks
P Ed 456 May 28 8 227 Sparks
P Ed 460 May 24 8 228 Sparks
P Ed 461 May 27 1:20 228 Sparks
P Ed 465 By app't
P Ed 480 By app't
P Ed 481 By app't
P Ed 490 May 23 1:20 3 CH
P Ed 491 May 24 8 233 Sparks
P Ed 528 By app't
P Ed 530 By app't
P Ed 531 By app't
P Ed 533 By app't
P Ed 560 By app't
P Ed 595 By app't
P Sci 7 May 31 10:20 119 Os-
mond
P Sci 8 May 28 8 121 Sparks
Pol Sci 3 May 28 7-9 p. m. 121
Sparks & 3 CH
Pol-Sci 4 May 23 7-9 p. m. 1-3
CH
Pol Sci 10 May 26 1:20 3 WH
Pol Sci 14 May 25 1:20 206 Ag
Pol Sci 16 May 28 7-9 p. m. 12-
124 Sparks
Pol Sci 20 May 24 1:20 131 Tern
Pol Sci 25 May 24 8 131 Tern
Pol Sci 415 May 21 3:30 104 Tern
Pol Sci 416 May 23 8 108 Tern
Pol Sci 429 May 23 8 1 Sparks
Pol Sci 431 May 25 8 11 Sparks
Pol Sci 433 May 24 8 102 Tern
Pol Sci 444 May 2 3 1: 2 0 1 1
Sparks
Pol Sci 445 May 25 1:20 102 Tern
Pol Sci 456 By app't
Pol Sci 458 By app't
Pol Sci 505 By app't
Port 2 By app't
Psy 2 May 21 7-9 p. m. See List
Psy 3 May 21 7-9 p. m. 117 Os-
mond
Psy 4 May 21 7-9 p. m. 1 CH &
219 EE
Psy 13 May 26 1:20 117 Osmond
Psy 14 May 27 8 316 Sparks
Psy 15 May 25 1:20 1-2 CH
Psy 17 May 26 7-9 p. m. 119 Os-
mond
Psy 21 May 27 7-9 p. m. See List
Psy 37 May 2.3 1:20 305- 3 1 2
Sparks
Psy 412 May 24 8 1 CH
Psy 414 May 28 8 1 CH
Psy 415 May 21 1:20 8 Sparks
Psy 417 May 27 8 3 CH
Psy 419 May 25 8 312 Sparks
Psy 423 May 31 8 316 Sparks
Psy 425 May 21 3:30 3 WH
Psy 427 May 24 8 3 CH
Psy 431 May 25 8 3 CH
Psy 437 May 26 8 100 Hort-206
Ag
Psy 438 May 26 1.20 3 Sparks
Psy 439 May 27 1:20 3 Sparks
Psy 471 May 21 3:30 228 Sparks
Psy 472 May 23 8 100 Hort
Psy 503 May2B 8 19 Sparks
Psy 504 May 28 11-12:40 204 BB
Psy 511 By app't
Psy 514 By app't
Psy 521 May 27 10:20 19 Sparks
Psy 543 May 23 1:20 206 Ag
Psy 555 May 24 3:30 8 Sparks
Psy 563 May 24 10:20 19 Sparks
Psy 564 By app't
PU 421 May 21 1:20 228 Sparks
ROTC 2 May 25 10:20 119 Os-
mond
ROTC 4 May 25 10:20 See List
ROTC 6 May 25 10:20 316 Sparks
ROTC 9 May 25 10:20 206 Ag
ROTC 16 May 2510: 2 0 31 6
Sparks
ROTC 19 May 25 10:20 206 Ag
ROTC 26 May 25 10: 2 0 31 6
Sparks
ROTC 29 May 25 10:20 206 Ag
ROTC 36 May 25 10:20 316 Sparks
ROTC 39 May 25 10:20 206 Ag
ROTC 46 May 25 10: 2 0 31 6
Sparks
ROTC 49 May 25 10:20 206 Ag
R Soc 11 May 25 7-9 p.m. 100
Hort
R Soc 452 May 26 8 305 Sparks
Rus 1 By app't
Rus 2 By app't
Rus 3 May 27 8 14 Sparks
Rus 4 May 27 1:20 20 Sparks
Soc 1.1 May 24 1:20 316 Sparks
Soc 1.2 May 23 8 110 EE
Soc 1.3 May 25 1:20 119 Osmond
Soc 1.4 May 26 8 121 Sparks
Soc 1.5 May 21 1:20 305 Sparks
Soc 1.6 May 26 8 121 Sparks
Soc. 1.7 May 24 8 305 Sparks
Soc 1.8 May 25 8 305 Sparks
Soc 1.9 May 26 1:20 110-111 Tern
Soc 3 May 23.1:20 117 Osmond
Soc 5 May 25 8 1 CH
Soc 12 May 23 7-9 p. m. 110-219
EE
Soc 13 May 27 1:20 304 Sparks
Soc 19 May 21 1:20 1 CH •
Soc 28 May 24 1:20 1 CH
Soc 402 May 25 1:20 312 Sparks
Soc 403 b May 23 8 20 Sparks
Soc 415 May 27 8 1 CH
Soc 423 By app't
Soc 470 May 21 3:30 304 Sparks
Span 1 May 23 3:30 10 Sparks
Span 2 Group A T S 8 Th 1:10
May 21 1:20 See List
Span 2 Group B T S 10 Th 3:10
May 24 8 100 Hort
Span 3.1 May 23 8 117 Osmond
Span 3.2 May 25 1:20 100 Hort
Span 4 June 1 3:30 121 Sparks
Span 40 By app't
Span 54 May 26 1:20 304 Sparks
Span 301 May 23 8 227 Sparks
Span 302 By app't
Span 330 May 25 8 228 Sparks
Span 408 By app't
Span 490 By app't
Speech 280 By app't
Speech 285 By app't
Zool 3 June 1 10:20 119 Osmond
Zool 6 May 24 8 206 Ag
Zool 25 May 21 1:20 128-131 Tern
Zool 26 May 23 8 119 Osmond
Zool 27 May 25 1:20 128 Tern
Zool 29 May 24 3:30 119 Osmond
Zool 41 May 21 3:30 121 Sparks
Zool 408 By app't
Zool 440 May 23 1:20 114 FL
Zool 448 By app't
Zool 509 By app't
Phi Gamma Delta
Sinks Capsule
In concrete
Beating the College to the
punch, Phi Gamma Delta fra
ternity held ceremonies for the
new men's dining commons, last
Saturday night. However, the
Phi Gams added a new twist to
the usual ritual by sinking a time
capsule in the freshly poured
concrete foundation of the build
ing which is being created in their
backyard.
The capsule contained the
names, hometowns and class
years of all the brothers plus var
ious comments about life at the
campus. Master of ceremonies,
Robert Bour strategically placed
the capsule at exactly 10:30 p.m.
Chaplain William Benson said a
few appropriate remarks and
commemorated the capsule to
posterity. Members of the fra
ternity and their guests then
spent the remainder of the even
ing celebrating the occasion with
a formal coffee hour.
Badminton
Continued from page five
ter his victory, 15-0, 15-2, over
Andy Houston. Norman Tarnoff
also earned number two by shut
ting out Torn Sanders, 15-0, 15-0,
after winning from Walt Comin
sky, 15-11, 15-12.
These independents won their
first battles: Harry Smith oblit_
crated John Milsom, 15-2, 15-0,
Don Armsby smashed past Milt
Silberman, 15-10, 15-12, Mike
Skirpan downed Herb Rossman,
15-9, 15-9, Alan Kivert beat Kline,
15-9, 15-6, and Tom Sanders won
by forfeit.
At Your Warner
Theater
NOW!
Cagaum
GENE KELLY
FRANK SINATRA
ESTHER WILLIAMS
"TAKE ME OUT TO
THE BALL GAME"
State
MARJORIE MAIN
PERCY KILBRIDE
"MA AND
PA KETTLE"
A J. Arthur Rank
Production
"THE CAPTIVE
HEART"
With Michael Redgra've
Elizabeth Lee, Missionary
To Speak atWSGA Convention
WSGA is making final preparations for its annual WSGA Con
vocation in 10 Sparks at 7 p.m. Thursday. Miss Elizabeth Lee will
be guest speaker.
Miss Lee received her B.A. and M.A. at Mount Holyoke Col
lege and did further graduate work at Columbia University, Hart
ford Seminary and the School o
IMM
Elizabeth Lee
Peetz—Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Frank I Wilson,
Rochester have announced the en
gagement of their daughter, Fran
ces to Edward S. Peetz of Pitts
burgh.
Miss Wilson, senior in Home
Economics, is a member of Kappa
Delta sorority and vice-president
of the Home Ec Club.
Peetz is a senior in horticul
ture. He is president of Alpha
Sigma Phi fraternity and a mem
ber of Pi Alpha Xi.
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International Studies at Geneva,
Switzerland.
During the period from 1915
to 1924 she served as a mission
ary in Japan under the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society and
as principal of Happy Hill
School, a high school for girls in
Fukuoka.
From 1925 to 1935 Miss Lee
worked i n the field of interna
tional Chriatian relltions, lec
turing, conducting forums agi.l
writing articles. During the next
five years she acted as Corres
ponding Secretary of the Phila
delphia Branch of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society, with
administrative responsibility for
the work of the Society in South
America.
Extensive Traveling
Her traveling experience in
cludes two trips to the Far East—
Japan, Korea and China, five trips
to Europe, twice as a member of
th e American Seminar under Dr.
Sherwood Eddy, studying in Eng,.
land, France, Germany, Poland,
Austria, Czechslovakia, Russia,
Finland, Sweden, Denmark and
the Near East and two trips to
South America.
Church Office
In July, 1940, Miss Lee was el
ected an Executive Secretary of
the Board of Missions and Church
Extensions of the Methodist
Church with administrative du
ties in Latin America, Europe and
North Africa. Miss Lee still hole
this position and in 1941-42 trav
eled over 35,000 miles throughout
Latin America