SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1953
ittle Man on Campus
promised you could pla
know I'm a man of my
Horn Elected
Vice President
Of WD Council
Stuart Horn, third semester
chemistry major, was elected vice
president of the West Dorm Coun
cil Thursday night.
John Dunn, fifth semester geog
raphy major, was elected secre
tary, and. Stanley Juras, third se
mester enginecting science major,
treasurer.
Committee chairmen appointed
by Ross Clark, Council president,
are menu-food, Robert Gellman;
publicity, Thomas Larson; Spring
Week, Steve Jordan; housing, Al
an Cassell; intramural sports,
Dick Overdorf; radio and tele
vision, Carl . Hiester.
Clark announced that each man
on council will serve in a rota
tion program to check West Dorm
lounges and enforce the West
Dorm dating code.
The placing of the television
get in the West Dorm area was
discussed by Clark. The set' has
been moved from the McKee
lounge because outlets were not
available and the noise carried to
rooms in the dorm area.
Clark said that the set will
definitely be placed in the small
recreation room of Hamilton Hall.
The date of installment has not
been announced.
Two tentative dates have been
set for a semi-formal Christmas
dance Dec. 6, and either an after
dinner dance. Nov. 12, or an in
formal dance Nov. 14.
Eng Dean to Speak
Eric A. Walker, dean of the
School of Engineering, will speak
to Engineering 2 students at 4 p.m.
Monday in 110 Electrical Engin
eering.
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Barons to Hold Tryouts
Barons, .Nittany-Pollock social
organization, will hold tryouts for
its annual musical, "The Splinter
villa Review," from 7 to 9 p.m.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day in the recreation room of
Nittany 20. Only residents of the
Nittany-Pollock area may try out
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