WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1953
Three Chosen to Compete
For Forest 811 Queen
Two freshman coeds and an' import have been selected as finalists for the title of the Sweet
heart of the Forestry Ball, Temple Reynolds, publicity chairman, has announced.
Shirley Wood, a second semester art major, and her roommate, Joan . Ziegler, a second semester
music education major, were chosen finalists. Rosey Whetstone, a senior at Bedford High School, will
House Hears
Dance Plans
Plans proposing “Thank You”
dances for the women’s dormi
tories were presented to the Wo
men’s Student Government Asso
ciation House of Representatives
recently. The . dances, sponsored
by the Barons, would be given in
return for hospitality shown to
Nittany-Pollock men.
Joseph Gardecki, the Barons’
representative, said that further
plans will have' to be made be
fore these dances can materialize.
However, the Barons hope to
have the first dances from 6:30
to 8 p.m.' March 19 in McElwain
and Thompson Halls.
Another issue before House was
this year’s May Day plans. May
Pole dancers, it was decided, will
be appointed by dormitory repre
sentatives, each dorm having a
fixed quota.
The balloting for the May Day
queen and her assistants was set
for March 14 and 16. Nominees
must be_ chosen before Thursday
in dormitory. meetings.
No Senate. Meeting
Women’s Student Government
Association Senate will not meet
tonight, Joan Hutchoh, president;
has announced. ' •
French-Spariish Mixer
The Spanish and French clubs
will hold a mixer ,at 7:30 tonight
at Alpha Zeta.
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also compete for the title.
The faculty at Mont Alto, a
branch of the'Pennsylvania State
Forest School, selected the final
ists.
Miss Wood, a 5-2 blue-eyed
blonde from Arlington, Va., will
be sponsored by Kappa Sigma.
She has worked as a model in
Washington. D.C.
Miss Ziegler is a 5-3 brunette
from Pittsburgh. The blue-eyed
coed will be sponsored by. Sigma
Chi. She is a member of the Penn
State Women’s Chorus. In high
school she was a member of the
Snow Queen’s court.
Miss Whetstone, a 5-5 blue-eyed
blonde, will be sponsored by
Lloyd Arms.
Judges will select the Sweet
heart by audience applause at the
dance during intermission. Rich
ard Stanley, Agriculture Student
Council president; John Laubach,
All-College president; and Ar
thur Rosf e 1 d, Interfratemity
Council president, will judge the
applause. -
A loving cup and victory figur
ines will be presented to the win
ner and the runnersup. Photo
graphs of the finalists and the
awards will be displayed in the
Western Union office window to
day through Friday; Reynolds
said.
The dance, sponsored annually
by the. Forestry. Society, will be
held from 9 p.m. to midnight Fri
day in Recreation Hall. Jim Erb
and the Penn State Blue Notes
will provide the music.
Tickets, selling for $2 a couple
may be purchased at the Student
Union desk in Old Main or from
members of:the Forestry Society.
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15 Students
Named Leaders
In UJA Drive
Fifteen students have been
named captains for the annual
United Jewish Appeal drive
which ends Sunday. This year’s
goal has been set at $4200.
Proceeds from the Purim Car
nival to be held Saturday night
at Hillel will also go to UJA.
Booths and voting for the king
and queen will be featured at the
annual carnival.
Alvin Goodman has been ap
pointed captain in the West
Dorms, and Sheldon Brown will
supervise the drive in the Nit
tany-Pollock area.
Fraternity captains are Aron
Hoffman, Alpha Epsilon Pi; Les
lie Handler, Beta Sigma'Rho; Eli
Arenberg, Phi 'Sigma Delta; Jos
eph Berger, Zeta Beta Tau; Ern
est Dublisky, Phi Epsilon Pi; and
Harold Fisher, Sigma Alpha Mu.
Donald Pripstein has been name'd
head of the fraternity collections.
Sorority solicitors are Rosalyn
Wein, Phi Sigma Sigma; Ruth
Fine, Sigma Delta Tau; and Di
ane Weiss, Alpha Epsilon Pi. El
eanor Horvitz will be in charge
of the sorority drive.
Martin Primack wi 11 -be in
charge of town collections,. and
Ezra Berkowitz will handle' soli
citing in Boalsburg and other out
of-town sections.
Coke" Is a registered trade-mark.
Pan American Week
Chairman Selected
I Martha Petrus, eighth semester Spanish major, has been named
jhairman of the all-College Pan American Week. Marilyn Dupont
is secretary of the organization.
Tentative plans have been made for a series of celebrations cen
tering around Pan American Day, April 14. Dr. John Mackay,
president of Princeton Theological
Seminary, will deliver an address
on a Pan American Week theme
at the Chapel service April 12.
Flag Raising Ceremony
At a fiesta to be held in the
Temporary Union Building April
13, the Spanish Club will present
two plays in Spanish and several
groups will dance folk dances. At
this time announcement of the
winner of the Pan American es
say contest will be made.
On April 14, Pan American Day,
a special ceremony for raising the
flags of the 21 Americas will be
held in front of Old Main. Other
activities for the week include a
display in the Pattee Library and
classroom talks.
Committee Members
A committee composed of rep
resentatives from 17 College or
ganizations will make arrange
ments for the week’s activities.
They are Peter Prinzivalli, Asso
ciation of Independent Men; Ron
ald Wertman, Mineral Industries
Student Council; Frank Leader,
Engineering Student Council; Miss
Dupont, Education Student Coun
cil; Miss Petrus, Spanish Club;
George Wright, Chemistry-Phy
sics Student Council; LaVonne
Althouse, Daily Collegian; Deno
Thevos, School of Education.
Frank Anthony, Department of
Agriculture Education; William
H. Gray, History department and
Inter-American Club; John Lau
bach, All-College Cabinet; John
Hoerr, Parmi Nous; Janet Herd,
Women’s Student Government As
sociation; Beate Maron, Women’s
Recreation Association; Nani Ku,
Cwens; Andrew Jaris, Penn State
Club; and Phyllis Yoho, Leonides
PSCA Sponsors
Hillel Tour Tonight
The Penn State Christian As
sociation will sponsor a tour of
the Hillel Foundation, 224 S. Miles
street, at 7 tonight.
Rabbi Benjamin Kahn will con
duct guests through the rooms of
the foundation, and explain sym
bols of worship and some funda
mentals of the Jewish faith.
A social and discussion hour,
when guests may ask Rabbi Kahn
questions, will follow the tour.
Alpha Epsilon Phi
The recently-elected officers of
Alpha Epsilon Phi’s pledge class
are Claire Nachlis, president; Mar
lene Hoffman, secretary-treasurer;
and Esther Weiss, editor.
- Cecily Leizenbaum was recently
pledged.
Campus capers call for Coke
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iCSf Drive
Contributions
Total $63.86
Contributions .to Interchurch
Student Fellowship’s drive for a
$250 scholarship for International
Christian University which would
bear the name of the College now
total $63.86.'
The money v/as raised frois
proceeds of the recent midwintea
ICSF square dance and the offer
ing from an interprotestant wor
ship service at Westminster
Foundation Sunday night.
International Christian Univer
sity is an interracial, interrelig
ious, international university
which will open at Mitaka, near
Tokyo, Japan, in April. Fourteen
Protestant denominations in
North America and Europe are
contributing to its support.
Wesley Foundation has voted to
contribute the offering of a re
cent meeting to the scholarship
fund, and Roger Williams Fellow
ship and the Westminster Foun
dation have pledged the offerings
they will receive Sunday night.
Edna Peterson, president of
ICSF, stressed that contributions
for the ICU scholarship will be
received at any time during the
spring semester. Contributions
may be made through one of the
local student religion groups or to
ICSF directly through Miss Peter
son.
Hillel to Sponsor
Classes in Hebrew
Hillel Foundation is sponsoring
two classes in Hebrew on Wednes
day evenings which are open to
all students, townspeople, and
faculty without charge.
The classes in beginners’ He
brew will have its first session
at 7. tonight. An intermediate He
brew class for those who know
how to read and write-will meet
at 8 tonight. No previous regis
tration is necessary.
Petroleum Engineers
Newly elected officers of the
Petroleum Engineering Society
are Richard Young, president;
Ronald Gardner, vice president;
Fred Becker, secretary; Norman
Rubash, treasurer, and Robert
Newman, student adviser.
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