SEPTENIOER 12, 1951 NoW.it's - '''High Heels In Thompson Hall' The polished halls of Thompson dormitory resounded with the clatter of high 'heeled shoes for the first time Sunday. Mothers tried in vain to walk , gracefully as they prepared to' leave their daughters in the care of the Dean of Women's office. - As the day progressed the aluinni . of Thompson began to return The story • for publication was t kat they Were reminiscing. There might have been an air of truth about it- had - not slips of paper containing room num bers and, names been quite evi dent. One guy was even able to direct some girls who had in quired for Sue and Mary. There was one member of the dispossessed sex who did belieVe he belonged.. His only complaint was that the , key didn't fit the lock to his door. When he dis covered Jordan was to be his residence, he was, slightly disap pointed—he had wanted 'to live in a new dorm, A lost father wandered along the hall of the third floor. He finally. queried, "Do you know • 10t ._ ". mfir COLONIAL HOTEL „• ;123 W. NITTANY AVE. • STATE COLLEGE, PA. • Comfortable Rooms • All with Running Water 21st Year of Service to Students and Faculty at Penn State • Silber Management • ' The USED B• OK AGENCY opened this morning Store Hours 8:30 "-to 12 noon 1:00 P.M. to 4:30 P.M. PENN - :STATE Student-Operated By CAROLYN BARRETT where Helen's room is?" Now there are 50 rooms on that floor and we had been lucky to con duct people to those rooms but we hadn't reached the point of asking names, Therefore, on e daughter still had. \a bewildered father. Half an hour later Helen's bro ther breathlessly ra n up the stairs and repeated his father's (contim ed on page eight) GLICK All .students who would like to get TOP DOLLAR for their used books should bring ÜBA immediately them THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA ~,s 4 • ... - .\ 11 ;11 A ... : 11. .7::: 7 „. ''),,,_\\ r 4 C c i ' (-^' - . - -- . . 1 SHOES 120 S Allen to the Leonides Head Leaves College Doris Sher, elected president of Leonides, independent wo men's organization, in the spring, will not resume her duties this year. Miss Sher plans to transfer to the University of Tennessee at Knoxville where she will con tinue as a junior in elementary education. Her engagement to Marshall Novik, a graduate of Duke University was announced last weekend. Novik will also attend the university as a grad uate student. No successor has been named but according to the Leonides constitution Alice Hennessy, vice president, is in line "for.the TAII - Cabinet seat. I For Best Results Use Collegian Classifieds Welcome sreih,priert BOOK EXCHANGE Non-Profit School Supply 'Books by Covers' Shown at Library How to know a well-bound book by its cover is one of the matters treated in an exhibition of commercial, handmade, and old bindings which is now on display in the lobby of the Pat tee Library at the College. The exhibition, titled "Books a branch of the by Their Covers," s tar t s with some partly bound books, des cribes and illustrates the various general kinds of bindings, shows how to recognize them by clues on the outside, compares their relative merits, and criticizes a number of contemporary French, English, and American examples in leather and cloth. in the TUB PAGE THB Store
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