PApE six
Summer
Program
C. M. "Dutch" Sykes, director of the summer recreation pro
gram has announced a full schedule of events for the Summer
Sessions.
One of the highlights of the program will be the Summer Artists
Course, which will be held July 10, 17, 24, and - August 2. Tickets
are now on sale for the series in 104 Burrowes building. The first
in the series will be Morley and Gearhart, Fred Waring's piano
The Summer Sessions Student-
Faculty Reception and Dance will
be held Friday night at 8:30 in
White Hall. Music for the infor
mal dance will be provided by
Don Peebles and his orchestra.
Thursday night, outdoor movies
will be shown on front campug at
the Pugh street gate at 9 p.m.
The feature production will be
"It Happened One Ngiht," star
ring Clark Gable and Claudette
Colbert. In case of rain, the film
will be shown in Schwab audi
torium. There is no admission
charge.
Men's swimming will be at the
Glennland pool, 4 to 5 p.m. Mon
days through Fridays during the
Main Session. Towels and lockers
will be supplied at no charge,
Sykes said. Women's swimming is
at the White Hall pool from 3:30
to 5 p.m. Mondays. Wednesdays
and Fridays, and from 7:30 to 9
p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Women's towel deposit tickets
must be bought at the Bursaes
office for $2.
Swimming
Mixed swimming will be held
at the Glennland pool on Tues
days, Thursdays, and Fridays
from 8:30 to 10 p.m. There is no
charge for towel and lockers and
admission is by matriculation
card.
Sykes also announced that
group singing will be held in
Schwab auditorium every Mon
day night at 8 o'clock
The athletic equipment room
will be open from 5 to 8:30 p.m.,
Monday through Friday in Dorm
XI for recreation equipment for
use in the East dorm area.
Equipment for use in Rec Hall
may be obtained from the office
in the south locker daily frbm 8
a.m. to 5 p.m. Men can purchase a
towel ticket at the Bursar's office
to use the towel-locker service.
Sykes said that any group plan
ning a party or picnic may obtain
game equipment, cards, musical
recordings, and other recreation
equipment from the Recreation
office, 213 Rec
He said that all tennis courts
must be reserved in advance.
this can be done at the tennis
booth at the main gate of Beaver
field or by calling extension 2106.
The final date for registering for
the tennis tournament is Friday,
July 13. Registration for the tour
ney can be made at the tennis
booth.
The final date for entering
teams in the Main Session soft
ball league is Friday. The regis
tration of the teams can be made
in 213 Rec Hall. The teams will
Prexy Lea4es For
Summer Vacation
President Milton S. Eisen
hower left, a week ago for
northern Wisconsin where he
will spend his summer vaca
tion, the President's office
said Friday.
The Prexy, with his wife
and daughter left on June 24,
and will return in the latter
part of this month. The Presi
dent's son, Milton, Jr.
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Scheduled
play twice a week on the golf
course fields.
For golfers, the College's 18-
hole golf course will be open
daily. The greens fees are .$1 for
students and $1.50 for guests.
Golf tickets for the Main Session
are $2O. The deadline for enter
ing the golf tournament is Fri
day, July 13. Entrants should reg
ister at the caddy house.
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THE SUMMER COLLEGIAN, STATE CC.L.LEGE, 'PENNSYLVANIA
Luther Wins
Alumni Golf
Tournament
Bill Luther, former Lion foot
ball star, took first honors in the
Alumni Golf tournament held as
part of Alumni Week. Luther,
from Philipsburg, took home a
golf bag as his' first prize.
Other 'winners in the "blind
bogie" tournament were: D. C.
Bowman, St. • Louis; William J.
Hamilton, , Erie; Nick Napora,
Butler; R. 0. Bixler, Glen Rock;
and E. K. McClintock, State Col
lege. They were all winners of
golf balls.
The Summer Collegian, offers
complete coverage of ' campus
news during the "monsoon sea
son.",
Gridders in Service
Memo to Air Fore e: Penn
State's 1950 bacl:lield is headed
for Wright-Patterson Field at
Dayton, 0., and would like noth
ing better than to be' reunited
on the football field. And just for
good measure, there'll be a tackle
in the crowd.
Owen Dougherty, 1950 captain,
Vince O'Bara, Tony Orsini and
George Jacob played under three
coaches in their three years at
Penn State and distinguished
themselves both offensively and
defensively. As Air Force ROTC
graduates, they've been assigned
to Dayton.
ha r ,le s (Chuck) Godlasky,
Lion tackle, alio will be in the
Penn State party as will O'Bara's
understudy, Dick Koerber. Their
outfit, of which approximately
half will go to Wright-Patterson
Air Force Base in mid-July,
numbers more than a hundred.
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George F. Avery, Jr., 1951 foot
ball manager, has been assigned
to Mitchell Air Force Base but
if the Air Force needs manager
ial help, soccer manager Neil S.
See will be a candidate. See, who
piloted, the Penn St at e soccer
team to Iran on its good -will mis
sion, is among the ROTC gradu
ates assigned to Wright-PatterL
son Field.
Music Groups Begin
Summer Rehearsals
Rehearsals for musical organi
zations during summer session
have been announced by the
MusiC department.
The first rehearsal for the or
chestra is scheduled for '7 p.m.
Thursday; band, 7 p.m. tomor
row; and chorus, 3 p.m. tomor
row. All wishing to participate
should attend.
Fraternity
ON CAMPUS
Ask for Mrs. Reed