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University Releases Schedule
Of Fall Semester Examinations
The fall semester final examination schedule has been released by Ray V. Watkins,
scheduling officer. , ' I .
Examinations will begin at 1:20 p.m. Jan. 16, and will end 5:30 p.m. Jan 27. Regulations
pertaining to finals are listed in the Undergraduate Regulations.
Students having two or more examinations scheduled at the same hour should file a
conflict card in 2 Willard before 5 p.m. Dec. 16. Three examinations in one day are considered
University
Adds Five
To Staff
The appointments of five men
to the University staff have been
announced by President Milton
S. Eisenhower. The appointments
were approved at the weekend
meeting of the Board of Trustees.
Lawrence E. Dennis, former
special assistant to the United
States Commissioner of Educa
tion, will serve as administrative
assistant to the president of the
Universiy beginning Jan. 18. He
will fill the vacancy created when
Richard C. Maloney became as
sistant dean of the College of the
Liberal Arts.
Kenneth R. Erfft, business man
ager of Furman University,
Greenville, S.C., has been ap
pointed associate comptroller at
the University, effective Feb. 1.
He will assist Samuel K. Hos
tetter, comptroller, in business ad
ministration matters.
Alex Black, professor of ani
mal nutrition, has been named
assistant director of the Univer
sity’s Agricultural Experiment
Station.
Veterinarian
Robert F, Gentry, veterinarian
with the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture Regional
Poultry Research Laboratory, East
Lansing, Mich., has been named
associate professor of veterinary
science. Beginning Jan. 1, Gen
try will be responsible for the re
search program in poultry dis
eases and will aid in the poultry
diagnostic service, an -important
part of the expanded program of
the Animal Research Center.
Alfred K.. Blackader, associate
professor of meteorology at New
York University, has been ap
pointed visiting professor of met
eorology, effective Feb. 1.
Dennis received a B.A. degree
in English from lowa State Teach
ers College and an M.A. in journ
alism from the University of Min
nesota.
Past Activities
His past activities include his
work as a member of the edi
torial staff of the Des Moines, la.,
Register and Tribune, speaker at
civic and professional organiza
tions in lowa, and lecturer on the
social science faculty of Drake
University Community College.
Erfft received his B.A. degree
from Northern Michigan College,
his M.A. from the University of
Richmond, and his doctor of lit
erature from Mac Lean College.
He has also done graduate work
toward a Ph.D. at Northwestern
University.
He is a member of the national
committee on preparation of Vol
ume II of the “Manual, on College
and University Business Admin
istration.” He is the author of
“Thomas Edward Brown—A Bio
graphical Study,” and numerous
articles in trade and professional
journals.
Television Leader
A leader in the movement for
educational television, Erfft is
chairman of the Board of Direc
tors of Piedmont Educational TV,
Inc., which will operate channel
29 in State College.
Black received his B.A. degree
at the University of Kentucky,
his M.S. at Penri State, and his
Ph.D. from the University of
Rochester.
Genti'y served three years as
an instructor in veterinary science
at the University of Missouri and
three years as a research fellow
at Michigan State before his ap
pointment to the Department of
A_griculture.
Blackader was graduated from
Princeton University and received
a Ph.D. in meteorology at New
York University in 1950. At pre
sent he is in charge of a govern
ment-sp:."' : 1 research project
on experi." - :.i studies of small
scale turbulence. j
a conflict.
Seniors with finals sched
uled after 7 p.m. Jan. 22 should
file a conflict card, according to
the announcement of the sched
ule.
Grades of graduating seniors
are due in the Recorder’s office
by 8 a.m. Jan. 23. Grades are due
within 48 hours after the exami
nation. Final deadline for grades
; s 5 p.m. Jan. 29.
Hours for the exams are 8 to
10 a.m., 10:20 a.m. to 12:20 p.m.,
1:20 to 3:20 p.m., 3:30 to 5:30 p.m.,
and 7 to 9 p.m. ■
On the schedule, see list indi
cates that the room in which the
final will be held will be an
nounced in class.
Aero 5 Jan 25 1:20 203 EE
Aero 403 Jan 20 8 203 EE
Aero 409 Jan 21 1:20 201 Eng A
Aero 410 Jan 25 1:20 209 Eng C
ABCh 1 Jan 20 1:20 121 Sparks
ABCh 403 Jan 25 8 113 FL
ABCh 404 Jan 21 1:20 204 FL '
ABCh 413 Jan 22 1:20 206 Ag
ABCh 418 By app’t
ABCh 425 Jan 25 1:20 105 Walker
ABCh 437 Jan 18 8 109 Ag
Acctg 1 Jan 19 3:30 See List
Acct 2 Jan 27 10:20 110. EE
Acctg 3 Jan 19 10:20 316 Sparks
Acctg 4 Jan 22 8 19 Sparks
Acctg 5 Jan 21 10:20 316 Sparks
Acctg 6 Jan 25 8 124 Sparks
Acctg 16 Jan 19 8 7 Sparks
Acctg 401 Jan 18 8 7 Sparks
Acctg 404 Jan 21 8 7 Sparks
Acctg 406 Jan 18 1:20 107 Wil '
AgEcl Jan 25 1:20 109 Ag
Ag Ec 2 Jan 18 8 204 Hort
Ag Ee 8 sec 1 Jan 20 8 204 Hort
Ag Ec 8 sec 2 Jan 25 8 204 Hort
Ag Ec 8 sec 3 Jan 25*204 Hort
Ag Ec 21 Jan 21 1:20 204 Hort
Ag Ec 31 Jan 25 8 203 Hort
Ag Ec 33 Jan 21 8 203 Hort
Ag Ec 407 Jan 21 8 202 Hort
Ag Ec 507 By App’t
Ag Ed Iv Jan 21 8 206 Ag
Ag Ed llv Jan 22 8 105 Ag Eng
Ag Ed 25v Jan 18 1:20 102 Ag Ed
Ag Eng 1 Jan 26 8 105 Ag Eng
Ag Eng 7 Jan 21 1:20 204 Ag Eng
Ag Eng 8 Jan 26 10:20 105 Ag Eng
Ag Eng 10 By App’t
Ag Eng 11 Jan 21 8 105 Ag Eng
Ag Eng 12 Jan 21 8 2:10 Ag
Ag Eng 14 Jan 20 3:30 206 and
210 Ag
Ag Eng 406 Jan 18 1:20 105
Ag Eng
Ag Eng 508 By App’t
Ag 400 Jan 18 1:20 206 Ag
Agro 1 Jan 21 8 121 Sparks
Agro 28 Jan 19 8 109 Ag
Agro 33 By App’t
Agro 37 Jan 22 8 108 PI
Agro 38 Jan 18 8 108 PI
Agro 42 Jan 22 1:20 108 PI
Agro 81 By App’t-
Agro 423 Jan 21 1:20 109 Ag
Agro 431 By App’t
Agro 503 By App’t
Agro 512 By App’t
AH 415 Jan 19 1:20 206 Ag
Anthy 1 Jan 21 1:20 110 EE
Anthy 10 Jan 20 1:20 228-Sparks
Anthy 441 By App’t
Anthy 442 Jan 22 8 124 Sparks
Anthy 445 Jan 18 8 5 Sparks
AE 4 Jan 18 1:20 107 M Eng
AE 21 Jan 19 8 107 M Eng
AE 420 Jan 22 8 102 M Eng
Arch 16 Jan 25 8 1 M Eng
Arch 18 Jan 22 1:20 1 M Eng
Arch 350 By App’t
Archy 1 Jan 21 8 316 Sparks
Art 55 sec 1 Jan 22 8 107 M Eng
Art 55 sec 2 Jan 22 1:20 107
M Eng
Art 74 sec 1 Jan 19 8 1 M Eng
Art 74 sec 2 Jan 18 1:20 1 M Eng
Art 74 sec 3 Jan 21 8 1 M Eng
Art 74 sec 4 Jan 20 1:20 1 M Eng
Art 74 sec 5 Jan 20 8 107 M Eng
Art 74 sec 6 Jan 19 1:20 107
M Eng
Art 86 Jan 21 8 102 M Eng
Art 89 sec 1 Jan 25 1:20 102
M Eng
Art 89 sec 2 Jan 22 1:20 102
M Eng
Art Ed 3 Jan 26 1:20 316 Sparks
Art Ed 5 Jan 25 8 111 Tem
Art Ed 14 sec 1 Jan 18 1:20
111 Tem
‘ rt Ed 14 sec 2 Jan 21 1:20
111 Tem
A t E;1 14 sec 3 Jan 21 1:20
110 Tem
THE DAILY COLLEGTAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
MS, Phys Ed Deadline
For LcjVie is Today
Today is the last day seniors
in the Colleges of Mineral In
dustries and Physical Educa
tion and Athletics may have
their piciures taken for the
1954 LaVie at the Penn Stale
Photo Shop, according to Her
man Golomb, editor.
Engineering and Home ec
seniors must return their
proofs fo the photo shop hy to
morrow, Golomb said, or the
staff will select a proof for
LaVie.
Players 'On Approval'
Tryouts End Tonight
Players will hold final tryouts
for Frederick Lonsdale’s comedy,
“On Approval,” at 7:15 tonight
in the Green Room, Schwab Aud
itorium. .
The play will open, Feb. 26 at
Center Stage and will run for six
weekends. Rehearsals will begin
Jan.' 4, according to Walter H.
Walters, assistant professor of
dramatics and director.
University Professors
Will Hear Physicist
John A. Sauer, chairman of the
Department of Physics, will speak
on “Impressions of the British
University System,” and new
chapter officers will be elected at
a meeting of the American Asso
ciation of University Professors
at 7:30 tonight in 105 Agriculture.
Art Ed 14 sec 4 Jan 25 8 110 Tem
Art Ed 14 sec 5 Jan 18 8 110 Tem
Art Ed 14 sec 6 Jan 21 1:20
109 Tem
Art Ed 16 Jan 18 1:20 109 Tem
Art Ed 404 Jan 21 1:20 108 Tem
Art Ed 414 Jan 18 8 111 Tem
Art Ed 434 Jan 20 8 131 Tem
Art Ed 434 b Jan 22 1:20 131 Tem
Art Ed 434 c Jan 19 8 131 Tem
Art Ed 486 By App’t
Art Ed 534 By App’t
Art Ed 586 By App’t *
Astro 90 Jan 26 3:30 105
White Hall
Astro 291 Jan 22 8 103 Osmond,
Bact I'Jan 18 8 109 and 210 Ag
Bact 6 Jan 25 1:20 105 White Hall
Bact 401 By App’t
Bact 410 Jan 19 8 110 Osmond
Bact 413 Jan 25 8 206 PH
Bact 414 Jan 18 1:20 108 PI
Bus Stat 1 Jan 21 3:30 10 Sparks
Bus Stat 2 Jan 19 3:30 312 and
316 Sparks
Bot 1 Jan 23 8 3 and 105
White Hall
Bot 10 Jan 21 1:20 208 BL
Bot 11 Jan 25 1:20 3 White Hall
Bot 22 Jan 20 1:20 3 White Hall
Bot 25 Jan 18 8 208 BL
Bot 27 Jan 23 1:20 See List
Bot 409 By App’t
Bot 417 Jan 18 1:20 304 BL
Cer- 201 Jan 22 8 225 MI
Cer 301 By App’t
Cer 302 By App’t
Cer 411 By App’t
Chem Eng 1 Jan 18 8 105 and
200 Walker
Chem Eng 5 Jan 19 8 105 Walker
Chem Eng 402 Jan 23 10:20 105
Walker
Chem 1 Jan 20 1:20 See List
Chem 2 Jan 21 1:20 105 and
109 Osmond
Chem 3 Jan 16 3:30 See List
Chem 4 Jan 18 8 119 Osmond
Chem 16 Jan 20 10:20 100 Hort
Chem 20 Jan 19 10:20 See List
Chem 27 Jan 18 1:20 105 Osmond
Chem 30 Jan 25 8 119 Osmond
Chem 32 Jan 22 3:30 119 Osmond
Chem 34 Jan 18 8 3 White Hall
Chem 40 Jan 25 1:20 119 Osmond
Chem 44 Jan 19 8 119 Osmond
Chem 46 Jan 18 8 115 and
116 Osmond
Chem 52a Jan 20 3:30 119 Osm’d
Chem 440 Jan 19 3:30 119 Osm’d
Chem 470 Jan 25 10:20 109 Osm’d
Chem 477 By App’t
Chem 516 By App’t
Chem 518 By App’t
Chem 527 By App’t
Opens Frida
Nine Crews
For Players
Nine crews working on Players’ “Juno and the Paycock,” Irish
drama opening Friday at Center Stage, have been released by Kelly
Yeaton, director.
Nancy May and Rochelle Zinger are serving as stage manager
and- assistant stage manager. Designer is Russell Whaley; costume
supervisor, Muriel Stein; and
technical director, Cameron Ise
man,
Dominic Landro heads the house
crew, which includes assistant
manager Joseph Marko, Jean Gra
ham, Carol Thomp s o n, Carol
Strong, Carol Schwing, Ann,Wy
lie, Ruth Fitz, Diane Hamel, Ray
mond Schutz, and Kenneth Wil
liams.
Property manager is Marian
Schwartz. On her crew are as
sistant manager Isabelle Fury,
Linda Sazburg, Luetta Crawe,
Richard Weber, and John Hender
son.
Costumes are being supervised
by Carolyn Baer, crew manager,
and. Doris Scheck, assistant man
ager. Lucille Dorsey, Jean Gra
ham, Nancy Gill, and Miss Sch
wing are the crew members.
The sound crew includes Polly
Moore, manager; William Wohl
heiter, assistant manager; Rae
Coleman, Sylvia Grube, and Mar
shall Dawsey.
Light manager is John Clarke.
Crew members are assistant man
ager Evelyn Horwin, John Wams
l'ey, Stephen Babcock, and Donald
Mikita.
Makeup managers are Joan
Jewells and Sylvia Brown. Serv
ing on the crew are Betty Jean
Merrick, Robert Kaiser, and Phyl
lis Yoho.
Advertising is being handled
by Paul Mackin and Senora Fet
terman, with Evelyn Kielar, Susan
Lieb„ Nancy Hobiltzer, Nancy
Dahl, Nancy Hicks, Lee Edwards,
and Margaret MacDonald working
on the crew.
Construction manager Kathe
rine Stark has on her crew as
sistant manager Barbara Estep,
Patricia Buckey, Joan Packard,
Arlene Borgesen, and Carlene
Samuels.
i Chem 534 By App’t
i Chem 535 By App’t
Chem 538 Jan 25 8 103 Osmond
Chem 544 By App’t
Chem 561 Jan 20 8 117 Osmond
Ch Pm 18 Jan 19 7 p.m. Aud
Ch Pm 329 sec 1,2, and 3 Jan 18
3:30' 110 EE
l Ch Fm 329 sec 4 Jan 18 1:20
109 Osmond
Ch Fm 405 Jan 20 7 p.m.
10 Sparks
Ch Fm 440 Jan 21 1:20 14 H Ec
Ch Fm 536 Jan 18 8 223 H Ec
CE 11 Jan 22 10:20 1 and 107
M Eng
CE 21 Jan 18 1:20 301 Eng A
CE 40 Jan 21 8 301 Eng A
CE 41 sec 1 Jan 18 8 303 Eng A
CE 41 sec 2 Jan 20 1:20 303 Eng A
CE 42 sec 1 Jan 20 1:20 304 Eng A
CE 42 sec 2 Jan 18 8 304 Eng A
CE 43 By App’t
•CE 44 Jan 20 10:20 303 Eng A
CE 51 Jan 20 10:20 301 and
304 Eng A
CE 61 Jan 16 1:20 See List
CE 70, Jan 20 1:20 See List
CE 90 Jan 16 3:30 See List .
CE 114 By App’t
CE 421 Jan 18 10:20 303 Eng A
CE 431 Jan 18 10:20 304 Eng A
CE 442 Jan 18 10:20 301 Eng-A
CE 462 Jan 18 10:20 302 Eng A
CE 471 Jan 18 10:20 302 Eng A
CE 473 Jan 21 1:20 101 M Eng
Cl Tex 101 sec 1 Jan 19 1:20 200
HEc So '
Cl Tex 101 sec 2 Jan 21 10:20 200
H Ec So
Cl Tex 101 sec 3 Jan 21 8 200
H Ec So
Cl Tex 101 sec 4 Jan 23 3:30
201 H Ec So
Cl Tex 101 sec 5 Jan 18 8 200
H Ec So
Cl Tex 101 sec 6 Jan 21 3:30
201 H Ec So
Cl Tex 101 sec 7 Jan 19 1:20
201 H Ec So
Cl Tex 101 sec 8 Jan 21 8 201
H Ec So
Cl Tex 102 sec 1 Jan 21 1:20 200
H Ec So
Cl Tex 102 sec 2 Jan 18 8 201
H Ec So
Cl Tex 102 sec 3 Jan 25 8 201
H Ec So
Cl Tex 103 sec 1 Jan 19 8 201
H Ec So
Cl Tex 103 By App’t
Cl Tex 201 sec 1 Jan 18 1:20 201 ;
H Ec So
Cl Tex 201 sec 2 Jan 21 7 p.m.
201 H Ec So
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1953
Named
Show
Social Science
Panel to Include
Talk by Prexy
President Melton S. Eisenhower
today will participate in a panel
discussion dealing with the meth
ods for expanding interest and
activity in the social science re
search program at the University.
The Social Science Research
Center Constituent body will hold
the discussion at 4 p.m. today in
10 Sparks. .
John H. -Ferguson, professor of
political science and administra
tive director of the Center, said
a business meeting at 3 p.m. will
precede the panel discussion on
“How Can We Expand Interest
and Activity .in Social Science
Research at Penn State?” '
Others on.-the panel are Clar
ence R. Carpenter, professor and
head of the Department of Psy
chology; Ben Euwema, dean of
the College of the Liberal Arts;
Harold K. Schilling, dean of the
Graduate school; William G. Ma
ther, professor of rural sociology,
who also will serve as moderator;
and Macklin E. John, professor of
rural sociology and head of the
Department of Agricultural Eco
nomics and Rural Sociology.
Froth Remains on Safe
The Christmas, exchange issue
of Froth will remain on sale to
day at the Carnegie Hall bulletin
board, the Student Union desk in
Old Main, and the Corner Room.
Cl Tex 301 sec 1 Jan 22 8 201
H Ec So'
Cl Tex 301 sec 2 Jan 22 3:30
201 H Ec So
Cl Tex 303 Jan 25 3:30 200
H Ec So
1 Cl Tex 404 Jan 21 1:20 201
H Ec So
Cl Tex 407 Jan 20 1:20 201
H Ec So
Com 2 Jan 19 1:20 1 Sparks
Com 5 Jan 16 3:30 See List
Com 6 Jan 22 1:20 12 Sparks
Com 7 Jan 19 10:20 See List
Com 8 Jan 20 3:30 316 Sparks •
Com 15 Jan 21 10:20 312 Sparks
Com 17 Jan 19 3:30 217 Wil
Com 19 Jan 18 1:20 13 Sparks -
Com 20 Jan 18 10:20 217- and
317 Wil
. Com 23 Jan 22 «8 312 Sparks
Com 24 Jan 22 10:20 312 and
316 Sparks
Com 25 Jan 21 7 p.m. 10 Sparks
Com 28 Jan 22 3:30 316 "Sparks
Com 30 Jan 20 10:20 See List
Com 31 Jan 18 3:30 312 and
316 Sparks
Com 32 Jan 19 1:20 20 Sparks
Com 33 Jan 18 1:20 305 Sparks
Com 38 Jan 18 8 124 Sparks
Com 50 Jan 18 8 2 Sparks
Com 61 Jan 22 7 p.m. 12 Sparks
Com 63 Jan 19 1:20 19 Sparks
Com 65 Jan. 20 8 11 Sparks
Com 405 Jan 20 8 305 Sparks
Com 424 Jan 21 8 11 Sparks
Com 430 Jan 21 3:30 312 Sparks
CCS 316 Jan 19 8 14 H Ec
CCS 403 Jan 21 1:20 106 H Ec
CCS 450 Jan 18 1:20 221 H Ec
Com Lit Jan 22 8 12 Sparks
DH 1 Jan 21 1:20 210 Ag
DH 10 Jan 25 8 117 Dairy
DH 15 Jan 22 8 117 and 215 Dairy
DH 23 By App’t
DH 26 Jan 18 8 215 Dairy
DH 29 Jan 20 8 117 Dairy
DH 30 Jan 19 8 117 Dairy
DH 427 Jan 22 8 103 Ag
Dram 61.2 Jan 22 1:20 102 Wil
Dram 61.3 Jan 21 8 102 Wil
Dram 61.4 Jan 20 1:20 102 Wil
Dram, 62 Jan 18 1:20 102 Wil
Dram 431 Jan 21 8 101 Wil
Econ 2 Jan 19 1:20 312 and
316 Sparks
Econ 14 Jan 16 7 p.m. See List
Econ 15 Jan 18 7 p.m. 110 EE
Econ 23 Jan 18 1:20 2 Sparks
Econ 50 Jan 18 10:20 See List
Econ 51 Jan 22 8 316 Sparks
Econ 400 Jan 25 1:20 2 Sparks
Econ 405 Jan 25 8 2 Sparks
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