MONDAY. JUN?! 27, 1048
Sykes Plans Varied Recreation
Schedule for Main Session
Continued from page one
which is in front of Old Main
and directly back of the Pugh
street entrance to the campus.
There will be no charge for these
Hollywood showings, which in
clude such films as “Stagecoach”
with John Wayne, “Mr. Deeds
Goes to Town” with Gary
Cooper in the leading role,
Charles Laughton in “Captain
Kidd," Fred Astaire and Paulette
Goddard in “Second Chorus,” and
“Howards of Virginia,” starring
Cary Grant.
The order in which the films
will be screened has not yet been
determined, but the first showing
is slated for Thursday, July 7.
July 14, 21, 27 and August 2 are
the other dates for the movies.
A free-admission Summer Ses
sion reception is booked for the
TUB from 9 to 12 p.m., Thursday.
Similar dances, with a 50c admis
sion charge, are slated for July 8,
23 and 29. The July 23 affair will
be devoted to square dancing.
“Fun Nights” will be held in
Recreation Hall Saturday, July 9,
16 and 30. Dancing, ping pong and
card games wiH be the main en
tertainment.
July 4 will be a red-letter day
in the Session’s recreational pro
gram. A bike hike and picnic
lunch is scheduled to begin at 10
a.m. and last till 1 p.m. Saturday
will be the final day for students
to obtain tickets. Priced at $1
each, they can be purchased at
the Bicycle Agency, 401 E. Col
lege avenue, or reservations can
be made by dialing 4200.
Swimming is open to men
every day. Monday through Fri
day, at the Glennland Pool—lo
cated on the comer of East Bea
ver avenue and Pugh street. The
pool will be available from 3 to
5 p.m. and no charge will be
made. Towels and lockers will be
provided, and suits are not neces
sary.
For the women, the White Hall
pool will be used from 3:30 to 5
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p.m. on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, with Tuesday and Thurs
day sessions set for 7:30 to 9 p.m.
Women must purchase towel
locker tickets at the Bursar’s
Office. The tickets cost $2 and
are good for the entire Main Ses
sion.
Every Tuesday from 8 until 10
p.m., the Glennland Pool will be
the scene of an admission-free
recreational swimming program.
Swimmers should bring their
own suits, but towels and lockers
will be furnished. On Monday,
July 4, co-reereational swim
ming will take place in the
Glennland from 2 to 5 p.m., and
recorded music will be played.
Athletic activities in softball,
golf and tennis are being planned
by Sykes and the intramural de
partment. Full details are on
page ,4.
No Holds Barred
Six erf eight members of the
1949 Penn State wrestling team
will be back in harness again
next year.
YOUNG MEN'S SHOP
. . . FEATURES . . .
ARROW SHIRTS & SPORT SHIRTS
"BOTANY 500" SUITS
Tailored by DAROFF
PIONEER BELTS
ESQUIRE HOSE
YOUNG MEN'S SHOP
127 SOUTH ALLEN STREET
The Athletic Store, Inc.
THE SUMMER COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
Hall of Fame
Soccer Hopes
Coach Bill Jeffrey wiH build
his 1949 Penn State soccer team
around two All-America player
—Captain Ralph Hosterman, of
State College, and Dick Hannah,
of Philadelphia. Both won all
star honors as juniors.
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Barney Ewell, of Lancaster,
former Penn State track hero, has
gained a place in the track and
Held Hall of Fame established in
Los Angeles, California, by the
Paul H. Helms Foundation. He
was one of 18 track stars so hon
ored.
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OR JUST A SNACK
Cook's Air Conditioned Restaura
230 East College Ave.
Every Night but Sunday. . .
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