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Eisenhower Takes Over as Eleventh President
35::-00 Expected: For. Registration
New Job, New Desk
, MILTON; S: EISENHOWER, as he took over his new position
as',prisident:;of the College on. July 1. Later during the day, he
6410; first: offiCial conference of his regime. •
c6Oorto4:ly,,AtlHondiel ; ;
CiliiiMi"Ne**Chiefi --...--...'... ''''
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1--: , 'S.itUrclay, ' July -1, marked
theana.uguration o j a . new era
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the•Cpllege, as Kansas-born
Milton, 8: Eisenhower quietly
toOk.ever,hi4 new, job. as , pres-,
'dent 'of- the College
1 -The new president, who
1 .!;,,,,iVed, as president of Kansa
l'' Xate•• College, his a ma -mater,
or',the. last:seven', years, ar
ived. in State ,College earlier
,Aii.,;the Week with his wife,:the
;:fornier lieleri Eakin; .of Man
lattail, and their 11-year-old
-- difighter, Ruth Eikin. Their
son, 19-year.-old Milton; Jr. ,
:remainedbehind to finish his year.
. cif Schooling :at:-Kansas State. •
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, fee comfortably at home
',hereandi take up my new duties
',with the utmost enthusiasm," the
eleventh president of the College,
Pennsylvania's 95-year-old Land
'liant institution said as he sum
o' toned • administrative assistants
-)., his office for the first official
?fiference of his regime.
&idler he had been greeted in
le' lobby of Old Main by Ridge
. iley, executive-secretary of the
e , limmi Association, who had pre
, anted a replica of the legendary
,on.:Shrine to the new president
~, ! , behalf of- the College's 40,009
1 '4!:!ul_ k.
i '
,-,- AdMired Helsel
( ',Penh State," Dr. - Eisenhower
ICLi lineY, "Made. 'remarkable
1 ( . .mgcss during the administrat
!of President 'ROT) D. Hetzel,
'' *kJ krievir intimately and ad-
I irgjv greatly,. It also grew in
i.i11,414e-lincifiyestige,under•the
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Nl* President
Former Writer
' 'Dr. Milton- S. • Eisenhower,
pleventiv,president of the College
,
who, assumed his new office July
1, has had a varied career as a
journalist and government official.
Born. Sept. 15,: 1899, in Abilene,
-K'•
as ; 'Dr.' Eisenhower was a city
editor in, that city. He also served
as an assistant professor of jour
nalism ' at Kansas State, from
which' he received his B.S. degree
in 1924. He served in the diplo
matic field as an American vice
consul at Edinburgh,. Scotland.
• Until named president of Kan
sas State, most of his work was
in the field of writing. He re
ceived an. L.L.D. degree from
Wichita University in 1944, and a
.D.Sc. degree from the Colorado
State College the following year.
Directed OWI
From 1926 to 1928, •he was an
assistant to the United States
Secretary of Agriculture; In 1928
he becam'e director of information
for the Department of Agricul
ture, • a pbst he held until 1940.
In 1942 he became associate direc
tor Of the Office of War Infor
mation, a • post he held until he
becathe president of Kansas State.
He was author of numerous fed
eral bulletins and leaflets, rand
co-author of a 'book, "The United
States Department of Agriculture:
Its. Structure , and, Function." In
addition, .he.was :editor of the
Yearbook of 444,44,0100'
STATE COLLEGE, PA., WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1950
Plan Reception
As Primary
Session Event
. The annual Summer Reception
for the summer session • students
and faculty will,be held in White
Hall, the women's phYsical edu
cation building, from 8:30 pam. to
11:30 p.m. Friday. • '
Between 2,500 and 3,000 stu
dents and faculty, members are
expected to attend, the reception
which will be the first social af
fair of •the Main Summer Session.
The receiving line will be in
the game room from 8:30. to 9:30
p.m. -President and Mrs. Eisen
hower will attend the affair if
they are available and in town.
Danding will be held in the main
gymnasium, music being provid
ed by Don Peebles .and his • or
chestra. ' Refreshments will be
served in Room 105, and cards
will - be proVided for those who
do not" Wish to dance..
The same committee which
Planned -last year's successful re
ception are in charge of this
year's -. affair. Marie. Haidt, di
rector of women's physical' ,edu
,(Contintked on page twelve)
'Collegian' On
Weekly Basis
• Regular weekly publication .of
Summer Collegian commences
with today's issue, according to
William Dickson, 'editor. Summer
Collegian will be issued thereafter
every. Tuesday of the Main' Ses
sion.
' Students are reminded that
a" Collegian subscription is not
included in summer fees. •All -
regularly published • issues are
priced at five cents and will be
obtained at the Student Union
desk in Oki Main and at the
Collegian stand in front of the
Corner Room, which will be set
up each day of publication.
• Subscriptions to Summer Col
legian - are 25 - cents ,for all six
issues and insure . subscribers of
receiving each -issue on day of
publication. Subicribers will pick
up their. copies: at •Student• Union
or at •the• Collegian••stand. •
A subscription •blank is printed
on page . 14 of today's • issue. Sub
scriptions will also be taken today
at Recreation Hall. • •
Business .hotirs throughout the
Main Session will be 1:30 P.m. to
5 p.m. daily in. the Collegian of
fice, Catnegie Hall.
If You Have Pre-Registered
1. Present notice of acceptance and obtain reg
istrition envelOpe, second floOr balcony, Recrea
tion Building.. Report to Section 5, - Main Floor,
Recreation Building.
2. " 'Obtain official registration form at Section 5.
3. Fill out all registration forms, using pencil
on Official Registration Form at Section 6.
4. Present forms, properly filled out, for check
ing at Section 7. Veterans obtain : .verification of
eligibility at. Section 'TV.
5. Have I lees • assessed,' including dormitory
charge if applicable at Section 8. Report from
Section 8 to Section 9, Room 6, Willard Hall. •
6. Pay fees immediately following foregoing
registration procedure, obtain validated class ad
mission cards at Bursar's Office, Room 6,, Willard
Hall. This is Section 9.
7. Veterans revirt to Main Floor, Armory, to
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Main Session To Set
Grad Student Record
More than 3,500 registrants, areexpected,lo file through,
Recreation Hall and the Central Library •as the foitkrfirst
Main Summer SessiOri getiunder way at 8 a.rn..thiiznorning.-
OVer two-thou'sand' students haye already registered and
an estimated 1,500 'new . students are anticipated.' Although,
the total will be well 'under last summer's
,all-time 14gh of
5020,. preliminary data. indicate
that the 1950 Main Summer ,Sels
sion con sist_ of a higher per.
centage - of advanced and graduate
'students than has. attended any
previous se-016n. •
'Regiitration will be field in the
Central Library and .Recreation
Building; 8 amt. to 'l2 'noon,- ; and
1:30 to 4:30 this afternoon. , -
Students, , who; have • not,: com
pleted first phase - registration
:will report to 'the Central ribiary.
Advanced- registrants who :have
received "Notice. of Acceptance".
cards ; report '
_to the Advance
Registration')e'sir,, 'second floor
balcony, Recroatkin:
ItegistratiOn'Pickedure is
ed in detail -for: tooth - gioups.,:at
the bottom. of ;this 'page:: •
_clastea.Cii_thuisdny-• • .-
Cfasses for
• the' Sumner
Session•will:COrrmence tomorrow
at 8' • ant: . 'Classes" ' regularly
scheduled z for Monday;' July -3,
will, meet according.,to. schedule
Saturday,, July 8. Those ..regular
ly 'icheduted for • toccay will meet
according 'schedule SaltirdaY,
July 15.. Classes regularlY ached
uled for Saturday, July 8 -and
15, will . be made -up 'at Periods
mutually satisfactory to 'students
and , in"structors" concerned. Clas&
es missed yesterday, Jnly. 4,
not be made 'up. •••
Each student is requied pre:
-
'sent a Class admission Card 'to
the instructor 'before admission
will be gr.anted to the class.
Director
•
Students and Faculty:
Welcome to the Surnmer Ses
sions,, of . 1950. Experience his
indicated that : , Summer Ses
sions studenti are just
ions, hard' working. •anti' well
behaved as.those of the regular
college year. ",
We believe that the`inCograms.
available this summer are well
adapted to your • personal and
professional needs. We hope
that = you will make good' use
of all the varied' opportunities
available to you. Do not over
look the Vesper Services - en
Sunday eirenings. and the'Sings
on Monday evenings.- Let's get
acquainted.
Jobs open for the summer in•
elude dining hall Work, soda it
pensing, dishwashing, paint'
home maintenance, harvest„„
when various, crops are -, in sea .I
son, babysitting, .and other•worl , ;
requiring more. technical train`f
ing.
Registration
Dean M. R. Trabue
M. R. TRABUE
Procedure
If Have Not Pre-Reghtered
1.. All new registrants secure application-regia-'
tration forms at the Information Desk, Central
Library. This is SeCtion 1. • •
2. Obtain matriculation card and student, num
ber. Former students report here only if they
not have valid matriculation cards. Section 141:
3. Obtain approval of representative of depart'
ment in which work is taken, Section 2.
4. Obtain approval of adviser or dean. (Regular,
Undergraduates.)
4a.• Regular graduate students obtain approval
from official adviser and Dean of the Graduate
School, .Section 3G. General graduate students ob-
Wn approval from • faculty adviser and Dean of
Graduate School, Section 3G.
4b. 'Unclassified and special 'summer sessions
students obtain approval from Director of Summer
Sessions. Section • 3U.
5. Present approved registration. forms and ob,
tain class admission , cards at, Section 4.. .
6. Proceed to Recreation Building, Section 1,
Main Floor, to complete registration, as • outlined
under "If You , Haw .fte i gigejskamoi , boamogig
Surmyier Jobs
tskyvv Qpen
A number of pait-time jabs
are available for students 'attend,
ing the Main Stump& .Basiern,
Allan Reece, direCtor of the.Stn
dent . Employment Agency, said
today . , • .
Students interested in summer
employment should register, at t•l*
agency office in - the rear .of `Old
Main as soon 'as they know , their
place''of - residence . and sChedule.
At 'that time, 'those interested
may file applications for- the . johs
available. ' '