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THE GLENNLAI:II3 POOL, located at Pugh and Beaver streets, is open for men's swimming from
4 to 5 p.m. Mondays through Fridays. Mixed swimming is held at the pool on Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Fridays from 8:30 to 10 p.m., and on Saturdays from 1 to 3 p.m. Towels and lockers will be
furnished by the summer recreation department and there is no admission charge. Admission is by
matriculation card.
School Colors Have
Undergone Changes
The Big White football teams of Penn State have not always
fought for athletic honors with the strains of "Fight, fight, fight for
the Blue and White" echoing across Beaver field. Indeed the football
team in 1890 had to "Fight, fight, fight for the Pink and Black;" for
up to that time, the College's colors were actually cerise (a euphuistic
name for dark pink) and black.
Yes, the first official colors, as
adopted in October, 1887, were
pink and black. Just what mys
terious events occurred which
changed the College's complexion
to blue and white
Well, it seems that, for a time
after the adoption of the pink and
black color scheme, everyone was
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• Delicious Sandwiches
at Noon Time
• Delectable Plate Lunches
From 11 till 7:30 p.m.
contented with it. The baseball
team turned out in dashing caps
of pink and black, black jerseys,
pink belts, white pants, and black
stockings. The class of 1891 used
the colors on the cover of its LA
Vie. A College yell, mentioning
the pink and black was adopted.
The sharper, male elements of the
student body, proudly sported
142 E. College Avenue
THE SUMMER COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
pink and black striped blazers
and caps.
But, this is where the troubles
set in. The natty, pink and black
jackets were quite the rage until
it was discovered that in about
three weeks, the pink sort of lost
its pigment, leaving the blazers,
black and white striped—perhaps
a fitting article of apparel for the
State Penitentiary, but certainly
not for the Pennsylvania State
College.
So, on March 18, 1950, with the
pink still persisting in becoming
bleached, the momentous decision
was made to change the colors to
blue and white.
Again, the fashion - conscious
baseball team took the lead in ap
pearing in the new combination;
for the May 1890 issue of FREE
LANCE, (an 1890 version of COL
LEGIAN) commented, "Our new
ly adopted colors, white and navy
blue, look well."
A Common Expression In Town and On Campus
You Can Get It At Metzger's
Text Books Student Supplies
SPORTING GOODS
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TENNIS
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SHOP. AT METZGERS
The Store With The Black Granite Front
Recreation—
(Continued from page
The tennis tournament will get
under way this week. Twenty
three men and seven women have
signed up for singles competition.
Also registered for the tourney
are six mixed doubles teams.
Monday at 8 p.m. there will be
group singing in Schwab audi
HEY, FELLA►S
HAVE YOU STOPPED IN TO REGISTER AT
LEVINE BROS.
State College's New Men's Shop
10 FREE DOOR PRIZES
TO BE GIVEN AWAY MONDAY. JULY 23
LEVINE BROS. MEN'S STORE
135 S. ALLEN ST. STATE COLLEGE, PA.
Featuring Camp-.is Togs Clothing, Freeman Shoes
ANNOUNCEMENT!!
IN A FEW DAYS
The Scorch Motor Co.
WILL HAVE A LARGE
DISPLAY OF
It Costs Nothing To Look
224 E. COLLEGE AVENUE
BASEBALL
SWIMMING
PAGE SEVEN
torium under th e direction of
Hummel Fishburn „and Fr ank
Gullo. Also on Monday, the dup
licate bridge session will be held
at the TUB at 6:45 p.m.
Mixed swimming will continue
at Glennland Pool on its regular
schedule. And the Summer Ar
tists series will have its third
presentation Tuesday night in
Schwab auditorium. The attrac
tion will be the Bourne Quartet