The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, November 11, 1952, Image 2
PAGE TWO Miss Junior Class Finalist to Be Announced at Prom Jane Montgomery Miss Junior Class Voting Ends Today (Junior Week Story on Page 4)' Today is the final day of balloting for Miss Junior Class at the Student Union desk in Old Main. Fifth and sixth semester students may vote from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. by presenting their matriculation cards. Five junior women—Nena Moses, Marilyn Porter, Jane Mont gomery, Mary Petitgout, and Carolyn Pelezar—have been named 1531 Pitt Football Tickets Bought Approximately 1531 students bought tickets yesterday for the Nov. 22 football game with the University of Pittsburgh. Remaining tickets, priced at $3.50, will go on sale at 8:30 a.m. tomorrow at the Athletic Association ticket window in Old Main. The Athletic Associ ation office is closed today for the Armistice Day holiday. Harold R. Gilbert, graduate manager of athletics, originally announced 1400 seats had been set aside for Penn State stu dents, but more seats were available at the last minute. . Pitt issued the College 5500 regular seats and 200 box seats for students, administration and alumni, Gilbert said. Ap proximately 3000 alumni orders are in the process of being filled. ^~. ~:: Folks Like the Personal Touch Let America's finest card designers express your Holiday greeting on cards with your name. 6 Huge Catalogs to pick from 25 Cards only $1.95 and up Choose Your Personalized Christmas Cards Now Keeler's Cathaum Theatre Building CIE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA Mary Petitgout as finalists for the title on the basis of beauty, personality and poise after personal interviews with the junior class queen se lections committee. Miss Junior Class will be crowned at the Jun ior Prom Friday night. Miss Moses, a member of Mas querettes, Players and the soph omore board of Froth's circulation staff, is sponsored by Beta Theta Pi. She was a finalist for Home coming queen this year and was Froth girl-of-the-month last Feb ruary. Miss Moses is a home eco nomics major fro in Pittsburgh and a member of Kappa Alpha Theta. Miss Porter, sponsored by Sig ma Alpha Epsilon, is a member of the Women's Recreation Asso ciation intramural board. She was on the All-College elections committee last year. During her freshman year she was freshman representative to WRA, and in "Who's in the News at Penn State." Miss Porter is a recrea tion major fr o m Birmingham, Michigan, and a member of Kap pa Kappa Gamma. (Continued on 'nage eight) Since 1926 Carolyn Pelczar Prexy to Address Washington Meeting i ßelations Club to Meet Bloodmobile The International Relation • • • Club will meet at 7:30 tonight in President Milton S. Eisenhov. Immons lounge. An informal dis- Unit to Arrive will deliver the presidential a, .ssion on "Foreign Policy in _ew of the Recent Elections" will At TUB Today dress today at the 66th annua. ne meeting of the Association 'of by Dr. f; 1 - . - Vernon V. saturian, rofessor of p Land-Grant Colleges and Uni- science and co p -adviser of theolitical club. The Johnstown Red Cro s s '. ersities in Washington, D.C. bloodmobile unit will arrive at the Temporary Union Building today President Eisenhower, who is Mah Jong is an ancient Chin to honor at least 300 student pled- president of the association, will ese game invented 3000 years ges during its two-day stay on Preside at the meetings. ago by a Chinese fisherman. campus. During a campai g n the past two weeks, 310 pints of blood were pledged. The unit is pre pared to handle 150 pints each day while it is here. Only in the event of persons' being late for appointments will additional pled ges be honored, Ronald Zimmer man, publicity chairman for the drive, has announced. Students donating blood have been sent appointments between' 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. today and to morrow. Processing of each blood donor will take approximately one hour, Zimmerman said. Donors will be served orange juice and doughnuts by members of the campus Red Cross unit. Assisting in the two-day work will be 60 student and town vol unteers. Because of a decrease in the size and, personnel of the unit, a longer stay is not possible. ' Give Once... Campus Chest L. , - ..„.... _, , ~., ~,• ... , ,,,.:‘ 4 . • . • .. *,., „. • . • -, •.• . - .; .:• - • :-..- • -.' .•• : .• ••• . ....• •:- :', '„ , ..': Ex!,... ::•••i..:!f>,• :•', , i,%: , ,1 - • .., ... ' • :• . . . RS . 4-1. CO ~..., ~... .. _ . ._ . :5... •. ,d,,,„ for :. -..._ ~ :,., _ 4 ,.. If 4 ' l- eb !'11..1t ir .'" :7 ' , ':.V .- • .: ! s 1 •:e ' BIG WEEKEND .. . ....,.. • , _... M , ~.. .•,-7,,:•:,-...- -- ORDER YOURS NO • ~-. .':•-• r34 - 1A .._ . ; • --:--: 'WV' 17; 4 ' . BILL McMULLEN ~, .....„. . FLORIST ~. .. . ~ 122 E. Collge Ave. . _:.,.. - - ~. PHONE 4994 :.,. . . . : What does "All the Begs in One Askit" mean? • Alt means that when you contribute to the Campus • Chest you giVe to nine needy organizations . . . all at one time. Not nine collection campaigns, just one— your Campus Chest., Marilyn Porter Serve 111 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1952 Nena Moses