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140 to Receive
Navy Training
Nearly 140 students enrolled in
the Navy ROTC program at the
College will participate in cruises
or special active-duty training
programs this summer, Capt. Row
land H. Groff, professor of naval
science, has announced.
Sixty students will leave July
13 from Norfolk on cruises to
Edinburgh, Scotland, and Oslo,
Norway, or Bergen, Norway, and
Copenhagen, Denmark.
Twenty-seven students will sail
July 20 on a cruise to Colon, Pan
ama, and Trinidad.
Forty-two midshipmen will par
ticipate in three weeks of am
phibious training at the Naval
Amphibious Base, Little Creek,
Va., and in three weeks of avia
tion training at Corpus Christi,
Tex. Nine students seeking com
missions in the U.S. Marine Corps
will receive special training June
22 to Aug 1 at Quantico, Va.
Debaters Sponsor
Intrasquad Contest
Final semester project for the
men's debate team will be an in
trasquad speaking contest at 7
tonight, according to Prof. Joseph
F. O'Brien, men's debate coach.
Thirty-one squad members will
participate in the contest.
Each debater will give an eight
to ten minute speech on his own
solution to the problem of dis
crimination in employment.
Awards will be presented to
first and second place winners.
Glee Club Banquet
The Men's Glee Club banquet
will be held at 6 tonight at the
State College Hotel.
FOLDERS for
TERMPAPERS
sec
and
25c each
$S in sales, you get $1
in merchandise FREE
BX in the TUB
Theta Phi Alpha —Theta Kappa Phi
E squire ) Gi r l s
(in three lovely • Dimensions)
It's the greatest show on the midway.
Four acts packed with provocative females.
It's Esquire girls In the flesh.
They sing; they dance: (and how they dance)
They whirl; they twirl: Those 3-D girls!
If you're a full blooded Penn State male
You can't afford to miss—THE show.
Yes sir—Theta Phi Alpha—Theta Kappa Phi
The PE says 'Go See It'
Engineering Group
Alters Constitution
Engineering Council Monday
night gave final approval to a
Constitutional amendment provid
ing election of both a recording
and coresponding secretary.
Previously, the constitution had
allowed the election of only one
person to fill both posts. Follow
ing approval of the amendment,
the council elected officers for
the coming year.
John Bricklemeyer was elected
vice president; Cynthia Palmer,
recording secretary; Bryan Trout
man, corresponding secretary;
and Rodney Beck, treasurer. Paul
Brobit, sixth semester electrical
engineer, had previously been
named president.
Pi Epsilon Tau Holds
initiation, Elections
Pi Epsilon Tau, petroleum en
gineering honorary, recently ini
tiated Norman Rubash,, Frederick
Becker, Gordon Thomas, James
Branningan, Jan ' Steber, David
Girard and Walter Jaworek.
Rubash was elected president,
Becker, executive vice president;
Brannigan, vice president; Thom
as, secretary-treasurer; and Ste
ber, corresponding secretary.
Leads the parade.
(
It is—sir—the greatest show on the midway!
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. .PENNSYLVANIA
Openings Available
In Summer Resorts
A large percentage of 1500
summer resort and camp jobs
for students are still available,
according to John Huber, stu
dent employment director.
Over 235 camps and ,50 re
sorts are in contact with this
agency this year, Huber said.
Nineteen camps have been
scheduled to send representa
tives to the College for student
interviews this year, as com
pared to nine camps that sent
representatives last year. Job
interviews have been under
way since the middle of April.
Further information can be
obtained at the Student Em
ployment office, 112 Old Main.
Blue Band Elects
Lambert President •
Donald Lambert, sixth semester
journalism major, has been elected
president of the College Blue
Band.
Other officers for 1953-54 are
Joseph Streamer, business man
ager; John Jenkins, secretary
treasurer; Fred Orkiseski, librar
ian; Robert C. Jones, assistant
librarian; and Neil Andre, assist
ant manager.
Present
Androcles Taps 37
Sophomore Men ,
Androcles, junior men's hat so
ciety, recently tapped John Al
brecht, Eli. Arenberg, Jesse Ar
nelle, Philip Austin, Don Bell,
Alec Beliasov, Albert. Benning,
Edward Birkinshaw, John A. Car
penter, Jerry Donovan, Ernest
Famous.
John Feverlicht, John C. Fink,
Kirk Garber, Larry Gedrick, Earl
Glenwright, Leonard Goodman,
James Hamill, Robert Homan,
Torn Kidd, Bernard Kleinstub,
Watson Leese, Norman Levin,
Benjamin Lowenstein, Marvin
Margulies, John McMahon.
Carl Nurick, Edmund Reiss,
William Rother, Ronald Ruth,
Ronald Safier, Benjamin Sin-
RESERVATIONS NOW being taken for
summer and fall semester. Fall semester
with board for 5-day bask?: Call 4161.
FURNISHED APARTMENT for summer
months 2,4 block from campus. Modern
furnishings. Call 4141 after 10 p.m.
ROOMS FOR men—lnter-session and main-
- -
session. Board main-session Monday
through Friday (five 5-days) Alpha Zeta.
Call or • see Mrs. Snowberger or Mrs.
Crandall. Phone 7621.
POCKET WATCH in Agriculture Building
Wednesday evening. Call Ed Groody 3202.
ONE "MYSTERIOUS TRAVELER"—Iast
seen in lobby of Simmons Hall. Might
show up at the Spring Carnival Wed.
night.
LIGHT-WEIGHT GREEN Jacket, McKee
dining hall Sat. evening. Reward. Call
J.S. 12 McKee ext. 960.
PAIR OF Glasses without case Thursday
night around Rathskeller. Call John Frum
4979.
GREEN RING bound class roll book for
'Commerce 40-42 in Sparks. Desperate--
$lO reward. Call Paton 2251.
PAIR SI.INGL• SSES between tennis courts
5 and 6 Monday night. Reward. Call
Dave Hall 3009.
KNE SLIDE RULE, name on slide rule
. William Swift. Call ext. 274 ask for
Rawhauser.
TRAILER, FOR Sale, -27 foot, furnished
Call Charles Hall 6593.
1941 ALMA Mouse Trailer for sale—fur
nished. Inquire 3168 Windcrest after
6:30 p.m.
1937 FORD 60 coupe. Dirt cheap. Call Nick
4923.
TRAILER--completely furnished for mar
ried couple $475. Call Sam Braverman
at '2568 or 2003.
FOR BEST RESULTS USE
COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS
So Good -- It Suggests
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR RENT ;
LOST
FOR SALE
Two PATIO Specials
girl sundae ... 30c
Esquire
Esquire
girl soda . . 15c
one after the show!
WEDifESDAY, MAY 13, 1963
McFeely, Handwerk
Win Tractor Contest
Richard McFeely, fourth sem
ester dairy husbandry major, j and
Bette Handwerk, second semester
education major, Saturday were
awarded first prizes in the trac
tor driving contest sponsored by
the student branch of American
Society of Agricultural Engineers.
Second and third prizes in the
male student division were
awarded to John Althouse and
Wayne Moorhead. Dorothy Hic
kok and Vivian Drayer won
prizes in• the coed division.
Eighteen men and four women
entered the contest.
clair, Robert Smoot, George
Tice, Kaye Vinson, Irwin Weiner
and Fred Wilder.
WANTED
LOTS OF people who want their money's
worth: I have .a surprise for you— "The
Mysterious Traveler."
SOMEONE TO tell me who the "Mys
terious Traveler" is. Am going crazy!
Will pay huge reward in return for infor
mation. ,
SOFTBALL TEAMS to play McKee on
Wednesday nights. Call ext. 962 occupants
of either 119 or 101.
HELP WANTED
COOK WANTED for fraternity—part or
full-time. Phone 4151, ask for caterer.
RIDES AND
PASSENGERS WANTED
RIDE WANTED to Philadelphia or South
Jersey May 15 after 4:00 p.m. Call Ly
ford. ext. 789.
RIDERS WANTED to New York City May
15. Leaving at 12 noon. Can Frank 2161.
MISCELLANEOUS
JA!rl4Fa -- Did you dig that crazy 'Wys.
terious Traveler" yesterday? Look for
him at Spring Carnival Wed. night. —Bette
DON: Save your corsage money. Get free
orchids at the Phi Psi T lCaima Carnival
booth. Barbie.
BANNED IN Boston, denounced in Den
yer: ;next week at the Delta Zeta-Phi
Kappa Spring Carnival booth.
TENNIS FANS: It's Hassinger for racket
stringing the No-Awl Way. Prompt
service. Guaranteed work. Longer life to
string and racket. R. T. Hassinger, White
Hall or 514 E. Beaver Ave. after 5:00 p.m.
IF YOUR Toelivriter needs repairing just
dial 2492 or bring machine to 633 W.
College Ave. -- but call first.
RENT A TRUCK- Move it yourself. Any
time—any place. , hertz Driv-Ur-Self Sys-.
tern, Lic., 1020 Green Ave., Altoona, Penna.
Phone 2-3200.
JOE Sorry to break my date with you
for Spring Carnival. I'm going with the
"Mysterious Traveler."—Minnie