PAGE • EIGHT
SU Building Stage
Suggested As Gift
(This is the third in a series of discussions concerning
suggestions for the senior class gift.)
With the completion of the new Student Union Building in sight,
the senior class has been asked to devote its gift fund to the con
struction of a stage and projection room.
'Ugly' Contest
Remains Open
Additional candidates may be
entered in the Ugly Man contest
today, Hampton Huff, chairman
of the Ugly Man committee, an
nounced yesterday.
The opportunity was made
available for the benefit of organ
izations which had requested an
other opportunity to enter candi
dates.
Entrants may meet at 9 tonight
in • 9 Carnegie. The fifty cent en
trance; fee is payable then. Pho
tographers will be on hand to
photograph new entrants for the
Ugly Man identification contest
and several candidates who had
not previously been photographed.
Few Vote--
' (Continued from page one)
and juniors will vote for officers,
while all classes will elect repre
sentatives.
Education students voted yester
day at a station set up on the steps
of Burrowes and will vote there
again today, weather permitting.
Otherwise the voting will be done
in 105 Burrowes. All second
through seventh semester students
are eligible to vote.
The voting station for Home Ec
onomics Student Council will
again be set up in the main lobby
of the Home Economics Building.
Agriculture Student Council
will not hold general elections.
Council members are elected
throughout the year by 12 clubs
within the school. Membership is
based on the school's enrollment.
The new student council officers
were announced in yesterday's
Daily Collegian.
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Since - approximately $BOOO will
be in the fund, the supporters of
the project suggest that $6OOO
would pay for the stage and the
remainder for a projection room.
The stage would have a public
address system, according to
Claire Kime, a member of the gift
committee. Alsci complete wiring
including flood lights and possibly
footlights would be installed.
All student organizations would
have access to the stage for ap
proximately 288 days of the school
year, Kime said. It could be used
for speech programs, dramatics,
dance rehearsals, concerts, and
sings. Kime suggests that class
reunion participants could also
make good use of the stage—with
the idea that the class of '53 might
see the gift by '5B.
Other senior class gift sugges
tions include a record room in the
library, a gift for the proposed
meditation chapel (chimes, organ,
or stained glass windows), the
Lineman sta t u e, and an arena
theater.
John Hoerr is chairman of the
gift committee. Assisting him are
Peggy Mayberry, Robert Sherman,
Mary Markley, and Kime.
Voting will take place during
May when seniors pick up their
copies of LaVie at the Student
Union desk.
Cap, Gown Deadline
Today and tomorrow are the
last days graduating seniors may
sign up for their caps and gowns
at the Athletic Store. The deposit
is $5.
THE • DAILY - COLLEGIAN: STATE - COLLEGE. - PENNSYLVANIA
Cabitiet-.-
(Continued from. page one)
able to compensate its own mem
bers, Rostmeyer said.
Rostmeyer said it was felt that
the student council presidents
"deserved some monetary reward
for the work they did throughout
the year." While the compensa
tion allotted is "not indictive" of
their work, the budget would not
allow greater compensation, he
said. •
The Senior Class permanent
fund was raised by $250, the ap
propriation to finance the Student
Encampment at Mont Alto, Sept.
10,12, $lOO, and $250 for the an
nual report were other additions
to last year's budget total.
Of the budget allocations, $2755
is slated for All-College Cabinet
expenses, $1975 for scholarships
and compensations, $1750 for Sen
ior Class permanent funds, $l6OO
for the carryover fund, $l5OO for
school councils, $720 for Student
Union, $4OO each for Freshman
and Sophomore Class dances and
shows, $250 annual report, $lOO
for class organization, $lOO for
class day, $lOO for printing and
supplies, $lOO for orientation, and
$5O for Tribunal. Items in the car
ryover fund are $lOOO for dance
`band, $4OO for encampment, and
$2OO miscellaneous.
An appropriation for additional
funds for the publication of the
student government booklet will
be up for approval. Myron Ene
low, chairman, explained that the
expansion of the yearly booklet
has made an increase in expenses.
Cabinet will also hear a report
from Edgar Fehnel, chairman of
the scholarship committee, on the
presentation of scholar ship
awards.
Hat Society Forms
Deadline for applications to
Skull and Bones and Parmi Nous,
senior men's hat societies, ha s
been, set for 5 p.m. Monday.
Senior 'Exam Conflicts
Graduating seniors having
examinations scheduled later
than 7 p.m. May 29 should file
conflict cards at 2 Willard.
Deadline for senior finals was
previously reported as May 27.
Council to Sponsor
West Dorm Dance
The West .Dormitory Council
will sponsor a dance at 7 p.m: to
morrow in the main lounge of
the West Dorms. Lynn Christy
and his orchestra will provide the
musical entertainment. There is
no admission charge.
The council will also sponsor a
jam session from 2 to 4:30 Sun
day afternoon in the main lounge
of the West Dorms. Mike Rosen
feld and his orchestra will play.
Engineers to. Sponsor
Mixer Tonight at TUB
Engineering Student Council
will sponsor a pre-open house
student-faculty mixer from 7:30
to 10 tonight in the Temporary
Union Building.
"Engineer Girl of the Year" will
be selected at the mixer. Faculty
and students will present several
skits.
Admission is free. The program
is open to all students and faculty
m embers in the Engineering
school.
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THURSDAY, - Arritrr; 30,-.1953
Air ROTC-
(Continued from page two)
hibits have been arranged by the
departments. juformation may be
obtained in Burrowes7where reg
istration will be held.
The Engineering Open House
has been planned in the form of
a continual tour including the en
gineering units. Work in under
water research will be displayed
in the Garfield Thomas Water
Tunnel. Displays prepared by the
Naval ROTC, Signal Corps, • and
Army Engineering units will be
on display in the Armory. Copies
of the Penn State Engineer with
tour guides and articles on the
school's departments will be dis
tributed. An information booth
and refreshment stand will be lo
cated in front of Main Engineer
ing.
Riot-""
(Continued from page four)
Godolphin stated simply, "Any
man not back in his, dormitory
within two minutes will be liable
to disciplinary action ." The
square was clear two minutes
later.
Godolphin called the demon
stration a natural aftermath of the
air raid drill.
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