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eleming—Rosenberger
Barbara Rosenberger and Rich
ard Fleming were formally en
gaged over the Christmas lion
days.
Miss Rosenberger graduated
from the College last June and is
now employed in Philadelphia.
She was a member of Alpha Chi
Omega sorority.
Fleming, who will graduate
this June, is a member of Druids,
the tennis team, and of Delta Up
silon fraternity.
Hayes—Barraclough
The engagement of Lydia Bar
raclough from Reynolfisville to
Darrell Hayes of Du8c7,14 was an
nounced during the .'Thristmas
vacation.
Three D efaultsMark
Table Tennis IM's
Three defaults of the four
games scheduled in the third
week's play of women's table
tennis intramurals marked Mon
day night's matches in the last
week of play before vacation.
Leonides won by default over
Women's Building as did Philotes
over McAllister Hall. A double
default was scheduled in the Oak
and Hemlock cottages' meeting.
Nancy Jardin defeated Rita
Jackson, 2119 and 21-17 to aid
Simmons in its victory over
Spruce Cottage. Second win for
Simmons was registered as Sally
Shapiro also defeated Rita Jack
son by identical scores.
Summer Resort
Jobs Available
Students who are interested in
summer employment at camps
and resorts should file their appli
cations soon, Allan M. Reece, di
rector of student empkyment,
has announced. Jobs are already
beginning to come in, he said,
and it is advisable for those per
sons interested to formulate their
plans early in the year.
' Those students interested in
other types of summer employ
ment should also see Mr. Reece
at the student employment office
in the TUB soon. So far, only
camp and resort work is avail
able.
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
1936 FORD heater, recent valve job, new
water pump etc. Good mechanical
condition. $l5O. Dial 7024.
BROWN S.B. SUIT, size 38. Ski Boots,
size 10. Tux, size 37. Overcoat. Call
HeeAlly 4081.
MUST SELL-26-foot Houndtrailer, bottled
gas stove, double bed, many extras. Will
take best offer. 313 Wlnderest.
COMPLETE SET or white metal sidewalls;
jack, lug-wrench. 201 Jordan Hall.
LOST
LOST—Blue looseleaf notebook, notes
vital for finals. If found please call
Buekwald, Dorm 5, •room 3.
MOULTON, MODERN reader's Bible
from Collegian office preceding Christ
mas vacation. Phone 4702. Joe Jackson.
ONE CALCULUS book and one P. & E.
slide rule. Call Smith 34-23 or Thomas
38-4.
PARKER 51, black and silver In Old
Main. Dee. 14. Name inscribed. Reward.
See Eckert 713-B, Windcrest.
WALLET IN Rec. Hall. Finder may keep
money. Please return papers. important.
Philip Armstrong, Alpha Chi Sig.
MISCELLANEOUS
PARTY REFRESHMENTS—FrIdn Stern
122 Irvin Ave. Phone 4818, State College
GERMAN AND FRENCH—tutoring. Euro-
pean language teacher with American
allege experience. Elizabeth Mares, 7t5
W. Park, Phone 6387.
STUDENTS—Get your thesis, term papers
mimeographing, and typing Ilene I Sec
retariul service. Hotel State College
Phone 4906.
FOR RENT
ROOM FOR one man in corner room
with running water. Call 4550. Aek for
C. R.
WANTED
APARTMENT OR Trailer furnished, in
or near State College. Call 6051. Ext
200. Ask for James Jones. Call after 6 p.m
FOUND
DRAWING COMPASS In 110 Sparks.
Thursday evening'. Dec. 16. Owner Please
6zgageineilfa
Miss Barraclough is a senior
majoring in psychology. She is a
member of Treble Singers, Psi
Chi, Phi Kappa Phi and Kappa
Alpha Theta sorority.
Hayes is a student at the Phila
delphia College of Pharmacy
and a member of Upsilon Sigma
Phi.
Heiny—Phillips
The engagement of Donna
Phillips and Donald Heiny, of
Williamsport, wa s announced
over the holidays.
Miss Phillips is a graduate of
Penn Hall, while Heiny is a sen
ior in commerce and finance at
the College. He is head manager
of the rifle team, and a member
of Pi Kappa Phi fraternity.
Co-Clib
Zeta Beta Tau
Asociate Professor Clifford Nel
son was named the first president
of the Association of Chapter
Trustees of Zeta Beta Tau at the
fraternity's national convention
in Miami Beach recently.
Mr. Nelson and Elliot Krane
president of the College chapter
attended the week-long conven
tion in Florida,
Tan Kappa Epsilon
Gamma Phi Beta sorority en
terained the Tau Kappa Epsilon
fraternity December 14 at a des
sert party in the lounge of Grange
Dormitory. After the party the
two groups went Christmas carol
ing through town.
The fraternity held its anxual
Christmas dinner before 'vca
tion. Pledges gave a skit.
Phi Kappa Sigma
New officers of Phi Kappa Sig
ma are Jack Thomas, president;
Paul Thayer, first vice-president;
Richard Lewis, social chairman;
Nat Netscher, secretary; Jim Ed
mondson, treasurer; and David
Christopher, initiating officer.
The First
National Bank
0/ State College
Member of
Federal Deposit lnstrance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
Ifll
epair Work
n Old Main
Almost Done
Alterations and repairs on sev
en administrative offices in Old
Main will be completed by next
week, the department of physical
plant has disclosed.
The old office of the bursar is
being repaired for the depart
ment of accounting and the office
formerly used by accounting is
being made ready for the director
of housing.
The office of the dean of men
and the division of Intermediate
Registration will move into the
space formerly occupied by the
recorder. The office of Arthur
R. Warnock, retired dean of men,
will be taken over by the payroll
department, while the old payroll
office will become the head
quarters of the food service de
partment,
The old college placement office
is being converted for use by the
student government and vet
eran's counselor service. College
placement will move into the of
fice of the Dean of Admission in
the first floor lounge.
Clurch Calendar
St. Andrew's Episcopal
Regular services at 7:45 and
10:45 a.m. Sunday. At 5:15 p.m.
Sunday there will be a supper•
meeting for college students fol
lowed by a candlelight service of
Epiphany music by the Boys'
Choir.
Young Friends
The monthly meeting Will be
held at 1 p.m. Sunday, following
a pot-luck dinner at the Meeting
House. Students are invited to
attend both.
A shoe-shine party will be held
at 7 p.m. Sunday Those who plan
to attend are requested to bring
polish, cloths, and a pair or two
of new laces to be used on shoes
to go overseas. Everyone is wel
come.
Four-Two, Record
Prior to Saturday's game with
Penn State, Colgate's basketball
team has won four games, losing
only to Columbia and Cornell.
New Bluebook
System Planned
Advance scheduling of blue
books for the major courses in
the School of Chemistry and Phy
sics was recently approved by
the executive committee of the
School and will go into effect
at the beginning of next semester.
Under the new system the oc
currence of two major blue books
on one day will be avoided. Pro
fessors will be asked to submit
dates desired for their blue books
so that a tentative schedule can
be worluid out for the semester.
If a professor does not give the
advance date, he will be required
to flt his blue book time into the
previously announced schedule.
If it is found necessary for a blue
book to be given at night, no
blue book may be scheduled for
the following day.
This pioneer project originated
among the student council group
of the Chemistry, Physics School.
Jack Senior, representing the
physics department; Tierbert
Blough, pre-medical; and Harry
Lawroski made up the special
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committee which worked out de
tails for this new scheduling plan.
Professors in the Schools of
Liberal Arts and Engineering
teaching math courses and cer
tain engineering courses are/ co-'
operatin i g to make this project a
success.
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