TUESDAY',- DLC'EIVINER 2;1952
3 Finalists Chosen
For Harvest Queen
• Finalists for queen of the Harvest Ball, to be held 9 p.m. to
midnight Friday in Recreation Hall, are Anne Lederman, Marcia
Philips, and Elizabeth Tomlinson.
Louis Bell, director of public information; Ridge Riley, alumni
executive secretary; and Lyman E. Jackson, dean of the School of
eny' ayernenizs
Schiff-Deeg
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Deeg of
Germantown announce the en
gagement of their dauglter,24,s?a, l : l-,
to Ensign Sven Schfff USNR; son
of Mr. and Mrs. K. L.:Schiff:'of
Germantown. •'
Miss Deeg is a senior at the
College in home economics and
journalism. She is president of Phi
Mu and a member of Masquer
ettes.
Ensign Schiff was graduated
from the Cpllege last dune in
industrial engineering. He is a
member of Theta Chi and Alpha
Phi Omega, honorary , service
fraternity. He is stationed at Whit
ing Field, Milton, -Pia.
Christianson-Lentz -
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Lentz of
Springfield announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Betty Lou,
to Ralph Christianson of Bywood.
Miss Lentz is a seventh semes
ter elementary education major.
Mr. Christianson -is in the fifth
semester in political science.
Survey Discloses
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list and good clothing, an auto
mobile, and television on the bot
tom. Only 11 per cent indicated
great concern about being heard
on civic problems. •
Schools; churches, and youth
groups were encouraged to stimu
late voting to provide a broader
cross-section for the poll. Ballots
came from all types of individuals,
ranking from a high class private
girls' school in Massachusetts to
a boys' training school in the Mid
west.
The national mid-century corn-.
mittee was formed to publicize
and promote action on findings
of the Mid-Century White House
Conference held in 1950.
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Agriculture, announced the final
ists after choosing t h era over
Thanksgiving vacation,
Miss Lederman is a first semes
ter journalism major sponsored
by Tau Kappa Epsilon. Miss Phil
ipS, sponsored by Delta Delta Del
ta, Is -a third semester home eco
nomics major. A fifth semester
education major, Miss Tomlinson
is sponsored by Beta Stigma Omi
cron.
The queen, to be chosen by ap
plause during intermission, will
receive an inscribed -trophy. The
two runnersup will be given en
graved cups.
The dance, sponsored by the
Agriculture Student Council, will
be semi-formal. It is asked that
no- corsages be worn. Tickets on
sale at the Student Union desk in
Old. Main, are priced at $2 per
couple.
CO-CIILS
Alpha Tau Omega
-Alpha Tau Omega recently en
tertained the Rev. Luther ,H.
Harshbarger, College chaplain, at
dinner. An informal discussion in
the clubroom followed.
Alpha Xi Delta
The sisters of Alpha Xi Delta
recently entertained the pledges
at a sphaghetti dinner.
Sigma Phi Alpha
Sigma' Phi Alpha held its an
nual formal Thanksgiving ban
quet last week at the chapter
house. Entertainment followed.
Student Directory
To Be on Sale Soon
. The Student Directory has been
printed but has not yet been re
ceived from the printer. It will be
put on sale upon arrival; Louis
Bell, director of public informa
tion, said yesterday.
Ed Council to Meet
The Education Student Council
will meet at 8:30 tonight in 108
Willard.
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Dance Duo
To Perform
At Hine!
The' Hillel Forum will present
a program of Jewish Dance per
formed by Fred Berk and Audrey
Golub 7:30 tonight at the Hillel
Foundation, 224 S. Miles street.
The program is based on themes
from the Bible, legends, scenes
from Eastern Europe. and life in
Israel. Following the program,
Berk will lead folk dancing for
those attending.
Some critics have called Berk
the outstanding dance interpreter
of Jewish themes in America to
day. In 1948 he toured displaced
person camps in Europe and in
1949, settlements in Israel. At
Present he-is director of the-dance
institute at Jewish Theological
Seminary.
A teacher at the Young Men's
Hebrew Association in New York
City, Berk also heads a project
at the Brooklyn Museum called
"Stage for' Dancers" and has ap
peared on and choreographed for
television.
Miss Golub is a dance graduate
of Adelphi College. She was chos
en audition winner of this year
by Anthony Tudor, Hanya Holm
and Agnes de Mulles.
Shannon Will Speak
On Advent at PSCA
The Rev. Jones B. Shannon,
rector of St. Andrew's Episcopal
Church, will speak on "The Ad
vent of Our God" at the Penn
State Christian Association meet
ing 7 p.m. tomorrow in 304 Old
Main.
This will be one of two Wed
nesday- night programs devoted to
the Christmas theme. Rachael
Witherow is chairman of "the
series.
The first regular workshop
meeting will be held Dec. 10.
Professor to Speak
At Founders' Banquet
A. Pauline Locklin, associate
professor of English literature,
will address the Founders' Day
banquet of Phi Beta Kappa, na
tional scholastic honorary, at 6:30
p.m. tomorrow in the State Col
lege Hotel.
Miss Ldcklin's subject will be
"Warbling Sea Gulls and Other
Literary Lapses."
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Houtz-Royer
Frances Royer, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James Royer, and James
Norris Houtz. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Houtz, were married
Nov. 1 in the parsonage of the
Centre Hall Lutheran Church.
The couple and parents are res
idents of Centre Hall RD.
Mrs. Houtz is employed, at the
dairy extension office and Mr.
Houtz. at the College dairy barns.
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