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JIM GARRITY veteran end of the football team addresses some
1000 students who turned out for last night's pep rally in front of
Old Main. The' Lions will play Boston University away this
Saturday.
1000 Students Cheer
Lions at Pep Rally
About 1000 students gathered in front of Old Main last night to
participate in the pre-Boston University football game pep rally.
Emcees of the rally, sponsored by Blue Key, junior men's hat
society, were Charles Obertance and Marshall Donley, seventh
semester journalism majors.
Obertance and Donley presented
a skit, a take-off on Dragnet, with
appropriate theme music by the
Penn State Blue Band. The band
and cheerleaders led the group,
mostly freshmen, in songs and
cheers.
Football players Roosevelt
Grier and James Garrity were in
troduced by the masters of cere
monies. They expressed hopes of
a change in the final results of
the Boston game as compared
with scores of the last two Sat
urdays, and said they expected
the team to show improvement
at Boston.
The arrival of the Blue Band,
preceded by the cavorting Frothy,
got the rally off to a rousing start
promptly at 7:30.
The cheerleading squad, led by
head clleerleader Bruce Wagner,
led the group in several cheers
and school songs.
The team will leave for Harris
burg by bus tomorrow. They will
fly from Harrisburg to Boston,
and return by air immediately
following the game Saturday
afternoon.
Student Teachers
To Order Gowns
Seniors graduating in January
who will be student teaching dur
ing the second eight weeks' of the
semester will order caps an d
gowns Tuesday through Oct. 16
at the Athletic Store.
A $5 deposit must be made and
seniors must give their hat size
when ordering. Other seniors
graduating in January will order
caps and gowns from Dec. 1 to 5.
Money, Book Returns
End Today at USA
Today is the last day the Used
Book •Agency will return money
or unsold books. The agency, op
erating- in Temporary Union
Building, will be open from 9 a.m.
to 5 p.m.
A 10 per cent charge will be
made on book receipts not picked
up by 5 p.m.
HERE Is Your CHANCE
TO GET STERLING SILVER
PENN STATE JEWELRY
HALF PRICE SALE
What a Bargain!
TREASURE HOUSE
aks at Rally
By MARCIE MacDONALD
Bowling Club Sets
Competition Nights
The Bowling Club of Women's
Recreation Association will meet
two nights a week starting Mon
day.
Freshman women may use the
White Hall alleys at 7 p.m. Mon
day. Upperclasswomen will bowl
at 7 p.m. Wednesday.
Following a few weeks of prac
tice, club members will be divid
ed into teams and round-robin
competition will begin.
Checker Club Tryouts
Checker club candidates will
meet at 9 tonight in Temporary
Union Building for tryouts. All
team positions are open.
MIDNIIE SHOW
TONITE DOORS OP EN
O
p..
"If men want to look
at me ... why shouldn't
they pay for it!`•
EAST COLLEGE AVE.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
LA Lectures
Open Tuesday
The annual Liberal Arts Lec
ture Series will begin Tuesday,
with a lecture' by Ben Euwema,
dean of the LA school. Dean Eu
wema will lecture on "The Ob
jectives of the Liberal Arts
School" at 8 p.m. in 121 Sparks.
Other lecturers • scheduled for
this semester are Henri M. Peyre,
professor of French at Yale Uni
versity, arid Dr. Milton S. Eisen
hower, president of the College.
Professor Peyre will speak Nov.
10 on "The Present: Temper• in
Fr an c e Interpreted Through
French Literature." Dr. Eisen
hower will deliver - his lecture
Dec. 8 on "South America."
The Liberal Arts Lectures Com
mittee. headed by Harold E. Nel
son, associate professor of speech,
has planned a lecture for the
spring semester. The speaker will
be announced later.
Forms Available
For Scholarships
Students who wish to apply for
scholarships may obtain applica
tion forms at the Executive Ac
countant's office, 110 Old Main.
A spokesman in the office sug
gests that students take applica
tion forms home at Thanksgiving
to talk over the financial state
ment and obtain their parents
signatures.
The completed applications
must be returned to the accoun
tant's office by Dec. 1.
Prexy to Give Report
President Milton S. Eisenholg
er will deliver his annual report
on College matters to the faculty
at 4:10 p.m. Monday, in Schwab
Auditorium.
LAST . DAY
THAT MONEY and
10% Charge , for All Receipts
Not Claimed TODAY !I
USED 'BOOK: AGENCY
Forestry Students
Get. New Course
Professor Maurice K. Goddard,
Head of the Department of For
estry, has established a weekly
convocation hour requirement for
all forestry majors. "
The convocation hour is a non
credit course which once a month
will be dedicated to Forestry So
ciety meetings.
Earnest J. Schreiner, geneticist
for the North Eastern Forestry
Experiment Station spoke to the
group yesterday on "European
Forestry."
•In 1950 Canada had 57,996.6
miles of railway :track.
-•
The First
National Bank
of State College
Member of
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
DAY
'IS THE
BOOKS MAY
PICKED UP!
9 A.M. -- 5 P.M.
-in The TUB
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1953
Night Classes
Being Offered
• Evening classes in elementary
shorthand and typing opened
Tuesday.
Classes will be held for the next
21 weeks , on Tuesday and Thurs
day - iii 9 'Sparks. Shorthand
classes will meet from 8 to 9:30
p.m.., and typing classes from 6:30
to 8 p.m.
Harry Githens, extension rep
resentative in State College, ex
plained registration will be ac
cepted at his office 'in the Cen
tral Extension Building or at the
Thursday night session of the
classes. '
UNSOLD