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bread, and ate in the room of one
of the players.
Higgins declared, "If this is
true, something should be done
about it. It ought to be corrected.
We'll never get anything done.
around here unless we cooperate."
Want 7 P.M. Deadline
In the opinion of Higgins and
several other Rec Hall officials,
7 o'clock 'is the minimum time
that should be set for a training
table deadline. They pointed out
that as the days grow longer,
more and more valuable daylight
hours are lost during which
squads could practice.
If College teams cannot secure
the kind of service they want in
the dining commons, Higgins said,
then the College should make
some arrangement for teams to
eat in town.
.Pedenk agreed with Higgins'
contention that the dining facili-
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slogan "Big-time Coacn for the
Big-time College" have been
,printed and distributed to the
student body; petitions for a big
time coach are now being circu
lated. We are doing our best to
make our feelings known.
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"Perhaps at this late date it is
impossible to present this matter
'to your club at a regular meeting.
If such is the case. will you or
your executive committee take
action by voicing your feelings
'to the Athletic Advisory Board
immediately? Address your cor
respondence to H. R. Gilbert,, sec
retary, Athletic Advisory Board,
102 Old Main, the Campus, State
CJilege, Pa., and may we suggest
'that you send a copy to Mr. James
2vlilholland, acting president, in
care of the College.
"Penn State alumni clubs have,
in the past, shown themselves
capable of strong opinion and
effective action. Again the time
has come for them to be heard!
—Yours for a better Penn State!,
Skull and Bones, senior class
honorary."
Members
Members of Skull and Bones
are Ted Allen, Robert Anderson,
James Balog, Bernard Carbeau,
Raymond Caton, Richard Curto,
Gordon Davis, Robert Gabriel,
Dean Harrison, James Gehrdes,
Robert Keller, Elliot Krane, John
Krusen, Wilbert Lancaster. James
MacCallum, Harry McMahon,
Charles Margolf, Jack Reen, Wil
bert Roth, Donald Seipt, John
Senior, William' Shade, Joseph
Rein heimer, Morton Snitzer,
George Vaglasz, Marlin Weaver.
Meanwhile, many newspapers
throughout the state , reported
student concern on the College
campus, in news stories and
sports columns.
The Skull and Bohes-sponior
ed tag campaign continued
Wednesday and' yesterday' as
members of Chimes, junior wo
men's hat society ,and Cwens,
sophomore . women's hat society,
Das:s•ed oui tags on the Mall.
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Parmi Notts
fp a split vote, Parmi Nous, sen
lot - men's hat society, went on
record Wednesday night as op
posed to the Skull and Bones con-
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mester in business ed., 412
McAllister H a 11, waltzed
away with a 1950 Motorola
"New Horizon" radio last
Sunday—from Sally's.
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ties were inadequate 'so long as
the deadline was 6:30 p.m. The
veteran baseball mentor pointed
out that games played during the
week finish so late that it is im
possible for the team to eat.
"We're often still playing at
6:30," Bedenk said.
Practice too is cut short because
of the time limit, Bedenk said.
Some of the boys, he added, have
classes until 5 o'clock. So by the
time they are dressed and get
out onto the field it's 5:30, he con
tinued, and the coaches must let
them go at 6 o'clock if they are
to make the deadline. So they
gain only half an hour of prac
tice, he said.
"I'll go along with Bob and
Joe," Werner said, and then, after
reviewing the situation, he added:
"That's what, the new football
coach will • have to face. They
S• • •
tention that the College urgently
needs a big-time football coach.
It maintained that the prime con
sideration in the College's foot
ball situation is not the need for
a big-time coach but the need
for "more big-time subsidizatiOn"
within the limits of the NCAA
Sanity Code.
A statement, passed by Parmi
Nous, read:
"Parmi Nous is not entirely in
agreement with , Skull ens' Bones'
campaign which stresses pri
marily the need for 'a big-time
coach at Penn State. Parmi Nous
feels that high school players
should be 'more effectively in
duced to come to Penn State
through greater help to athletes
than is now supplied by the Col
-1 lege. -The group maintains that
this is the prime consideration
and deserves student support.
"Parini Nous extends a vote
of confidence to the Athletic
Advisory Board and feels the
board will select the best quali
fied coach for the job. Parmi
Nous feels that, given the prop
er player material to produce a
good :team,. the coach should be
dropped if he does not, produce."
Chaired by Robert Hicks, the
meeting was attended by Edward
Belfield, Charles Drazenovich,
Joseph DrazenoVich, Stuart Dun
lap, William Fairchok, John
Hagerman, Paul Kelly, Ralph
Lewis, Thomas Morgan, Joseph
Sarabok and Paul Smith, all mem
bers of Parmi Nous.
Petition
In effect, the Parmi Nous ac
tion added fuel to over-all stu
dent concern voiced about the
general football picture, In
creased player help, prothoted
primarily by Parmi Nous, was
one need cited in a student pe
tition circulated throughout• liv
ing units Wednesday and yes
terday by Druids, sophomore hat
society backing the Skull and
Bones drive.
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Time Problem
don't do that at Notre Dame, Ohio
State, Kentucky, or any of the
big-time football schools."
Werner declared, "Such lack of
cooperation simply could not
exisit if the school were to have
big-time football."
Termed Inadequate
Speidel termed the dining fa
cilities inadequate for two rea
sons. First, he said, they don't
serve the kind of food that one
needs on a training table, and,
second, the teams must meet the
regulations as to time, or go else-
Where to get meals.
"We're very grateful for the
opportunity to eat a late meal,
"Speidel said, "but we should
have training meals instead of the
type of meals that are diatetic
abominations for an athlete."
Not New
Speidel stated that the situa
tion is not new. He said that this
is the first time that football has
encountered the training table
limit. Winter sports coaches last
year cited a similar situation that
has not yet been remedied, Spei
del said. "We are glad to have
King Football help us along in
this matter."
Miss Baker's only reply to ques
tions was "no comment."
In criticizing College policy on
athletics yesterday, Druids, hon
orary hat society for • sophomore
athletes, singled out the . dining
facilities as ' being "a thorn in
the side of all athletes for years.",
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