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Prizewinners Named
In Judging Contest
Sixty-two students participated Saturday in the dairy cattle
judging contest sponsored by the Dairy Science Club. Prizes will
be awarded Saturday at the Club banquet at the Lutheran Student
House
Winner of the professional d
'Miss State' Entries
Will Meet Tonight
Women who were contestants
in the Miss Penn State contest
will meet at 8:30 tonight in 107
Main Engineering, according to
Nancy White, Spring Week cor
onation chairman.
Miss White said plans will
be made for the coronation, in
which all contestants have been
asked to participate.
SU Directory
Deadline Set
Names of officers of fraterni
ties, sororities, honor societies,
and other' organizations must be
handed in by Friday at the Stu
dent Union desk in Old Main to
be included in the new Student
Directory, according to George L.
Donovan, director of student af
fairs.
The Student Union directory,
published by the Department of
Associated Student Activities and
Student Union, is the only list
of its kind on campus. It includes
the president, adviser, and tele
phone number of every fraternity
and sorority and the names, pres
idents, and advisers of 53 honor
ary and professional societies.
Also listed in the directory are
the names of officers of classes,
Women's Student Government As
sociation, hat societies, campus
publications and members of All-
College Cabinet.
Blood Drive Ups,
Minors' Releases DNe
Red Cross pledge slips and re
lease slips for minors for the
May 11-13 blood drive should be
turned in to the College Place
ment office, 112 Old Main, as
soon as possible, Robert Hance,
co-chairman for the collection, has
announced.
Students have been asked to
list several of their free hours
during which they can donate
blood during the drive.
Chapel Choir to Hold
Tryot*s Tomorrow
Tryouts for new members of
Chapel Choir will be held tomor
row and Friday in 213 Carnegie.
Sopranos and altos will try out
at 7 and 8 p.m. tomorrow. Try
outs for tenors and basses will
be from 3 to 5 p.m. Friday.
X-Disease Conference
Twenty-nine scientists today
are attending the fifth research
conference of cooperators on X
disease, or Hyperkeratosis of cat
tle, at the College.
AIR R.O.T.C. SENIORS
CAP INSIGNIA
Silver Plate 90c
Sterling $2.85
BALFOUR'S at the "A" Store
vision, open to students who have
taken dairy judging courses, - is
Harry Roth, president of the Dairy
Science Club, with 660 points.
In the professional division, Da
vid Morrow and Levis Phipps tied
for second place with 632 points
each: Fourth place Winner was
Darwin Braund, with 606 points,
while fifth place went to Larry
Hartman, with 586 points.
John Harris , was first in the
amateur division with 430 points.
Joseph Very came in second, with
414 points, and Eugene Hellerick
was third with 405 points.
Top. judges for individual
breeds in the professional class
were: Aryshires--,Braund, first;
Morrow, second; John Carpenter
and Richard McFeely, tied for
third. Holstein Rot h, first;
Braund and Phipps, tied for sec
ond:-Clarence Hassler, third. -
Brown Swiss Edgar Fehnel,
first; Morrow, second; -William
Waters and Braund, tied for third.
Guernsey—Waters, first; Phipps,
second; Roth, third. Jersey—Roth,
first, Morrow and William Oliver,
tied for second; Phipps, third.
In the amateur division top
judges of individual breeds were:
Arshires—Glenn Elder;, Holstein
—John Sarikianos; Brown Swiss—
Harris and Robert Hodge, tie;
Guernsey—William Sipple; and
Jersey—Harold Melchor.
Twenty-five students entered
the amateur division, open to all
students who irave not taken judg
ing courses.
Recreation --
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freshmen, will be given 1 1 o'-
clock permissions for the festival.
The Sixth Annual Conference
is sponsored by the School -of
Physical Education. and Athletics,
General Extension, and the Penn
sylvania Recreation Society.
Crawford to Speak
Approximately 300 recreation
directors and staff, members from
the state have registered. Final
registration will be at 10 a.m. to
morrow in the Nittany Lion Inn
lobby.
Preliminary meetings of offi
cers and a tour of the College.
campus will open the program.
At 7:30 p.m. tomorrow Robert
Crawford, deputy commissioner
and superintendent of recreation
in Philadelphia, will speak on
"Professional Maturity."
Workshop sessions will start on
Thursday. Chief aims are to
cuss utilization of state recrea
tion facilities, exchange program
ideas, and consider expansion , of
school and municipal camps.
Three general meetings are
scheduled in addition to the
workshops. Leo Weinrott, vice
chairman of the State Recreation
Council, will present the Gov
ernor's report on recreation at the
Thursday luncheon meeting.
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Phys Ed Group
Makes Trial
Picnic Plans
Tentative plans for its school
picnic were announced at . a meet
ing of the Physical Education Stu
dent Council last night.
Tuesday evening, May 19th at
Horticulture Woods is the tenta
tive date. A program of refresh
merits and a square dance to be
held later in the evening also
were discussed. Class representa
tives on the council were asked
to canvass class members this
week to discover the most favor
able time for the picnic.
The Paul Smith Memorial tro
phy, which will be awarded an
nually starting this spring
_by the'
council to the •outstanding senior
bo y in the Physical Education
School, has been ordered by Eu
gene Bischoff, director of intra
mural sports, the council reported.
Because of poor visitor attend
ance at the Physical EduCation
Open House this past week the
council voted to recommend to
the ISCB that future open houses
in the school be held during the
fall.
Debate
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third, behind Bates College and
St. Anselman. '
The affirmative team, consist
ing of Philip . Greenberg and Don
ald Pripstein, defeated Connecti
cut, Dartmouth, Georgetown, and
Northeastern. They lost to Ver
mont for a four out of five rec
ord.
Largest Northeastern' Tourney
Ronald Lench and David Meek
ler, on the negative team, de
feated New Haven and Army,
and lost to Bates College,.Univer
sity- of Pittsburgh, and Dartmouth
for a two out of five record.
The 'tournament is the largest
invitation tournament in the
Northeast and the oldest novice
tournament series in the United
States.
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Riding Team
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jumpers—White Star ridden by
Miss Smith . and . Queen Bee rid
den by Miss Wild.
Morgan exhibition —Quaker
Lady and • Noontide, both owned
by the department of animal hus-,
bandry; warm-up jumper s
Brown Beau ridden by Miss Gil
bert and White Star ridden by
Miss Smith; knockdown and out—
Queen Bee ridden by . Miss Wild
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR RENT
SINGLE AND double rooms for summer
sessions. Idea, and Married couples. Call
College Co-op —= 3844.
ROOMS FOR men—all• summer sessions
' Marilyn Hall. 317 E. Beaver Ave: Rates
$3 3 50 to $5.00. Make reservations now.
Call or see Mrs. Elleard.
LOST
CLASS ROLL BOOK for Commerce 40-42
(green, ring-bound), -in Sparks. Desper
ate-510 reward. Call Paton 2251.
PAIR OF field glasses in stands behind
home plate, Beaver Field—May 1: Call
Bellefonte 4490. Reward.
SLIDERULE Tuesday. Name on case. Call
Herb 4693.
FOR SALE
1950. FORD club coupe. Low mileage, -one
owner, excellent - tires, heater, plus extras.
Call 3888.
1947 CUSHMAN Motor Scooter. Good con
dition. See or call Ronald Smith, Nittany
24 Room 18 ext. 284.
38 INDIAN 74 Motorcycle. Reasonable.
Phone 2207. Ask for Marv. ,
TRAlLER—completely furnished for mar
ried couple $475. Call Sam Brauerman
at 2568 or 2003.
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Wednesday,
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FMA to Meet
The Fraternity Marketing As
sociation *AI meet at 7:30 p.m.
tomorrow at Sigma Pi, Dr. Robert
Murray, chairman of the FMA
board of trustees, has announced.
Fraternities participating in the
program may send representa
tives and interested persons may
attend.
and My Surprise ridden by Miss
Grabiak; open stock horse—Pala
gran ridden by Jack Richards.
DRIVING. TO Los Angeles sometime be-
tween 15 and 20 June. Boom for three
passengers. New car. Respond Collegian
office.
TUSCARORA INN, Pocono mountains will
interview men and women for a variety
of job_openings on May 8. Full details on.
file at 112 Old Main.
ENGINEERS ME, EE, IE and. persons
. with similar technical background for
full or part time employment with consult
ing engineering firm in Bellefonte, Pa or
Washington DC. Openings for 7th and Bth
semester Eng. students. Please inquire John
L Thompson & Co. Inc., Consulting En
gineers, Bush Arcade Bldg., West High St..
Bellefonte, Pa. Telephone Belt 6011. •
YOUR - typewriter needs repairing just
dial 2492 or bring machine to 633 W.
College Ave. but call first.
TENNIS FANS: It's liassing,er_for -racket
stringing-the No-Awl way."Proiript, serv
ice. Guaranteed work. Longer Iffejo String..
anii. • racket. R. T. Hassinger..White,lgall
or 514 Beaver Ave. after 5 011 •
Miss Penn State
Coronation
by
Eisenhower
Mamie
Mad Hatters Parade
Carnival Parade
He-Man Contest
Carnival
behind Sigma Chi
6 - 11 P.m.
Carnival
and more fun
TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1953
HELP, WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS
May 17