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arris a , ins Contest
For Cattle Judging
John Harris, sixth semester agriculture education major, was the
winner of the advanced division of the 29th annual dairy cattle judg
ing contest Saturday and Alice Brambley, fourth semester pre-vet
inary major, took top honors in the amateur division.
Harris, last year's amateur division winner, amassed an overall
'Formal° Contest
Features Prizes
Penn State's "Mr. Formal" con
test, now underway, will offer a
summer formal outfit, cigarette
lighter, formal jewelry set, and a
white briar pipe as prizes to the
campus winner. Similar contests
are being held at 100 colleges and
Universities.
Applications for the contest will
be accepted from groups partici
pating in Spring Carnival. Con
testants must be photographed in
an After Six dinner jacket.
Five finalists will be chosen by
borough merchants Jack Harper,
Joseph Hur, and Arnold Kahn.
"Mr. Formal" will be chosen from
finalists by student vote,
Management Club
To Elect Officers
The Penn State Management
Association will elect officers at
7:30 p.m. tomorrow in 219 Electri
cal. Enginering.
This will be the association's
first formal meeting since its or
ganization. The purpose of the
club is to further the aims of busi
ness and industrial management
perponnel, and to aid students ma
joring in management areas in
making contacts with business
people.
Students interested in learning
more about the organization may
attend. All students are eligible
foe membership.
POPO% PIPCI4 to Speak
John F. Hail, associate profes
sor ei psychology, will discuss
"Research in the Psychology Lab
oratory"
at a meeting of the PsY
chology Club at 7 tonight in 204
Burrtwes. Refreshments will be
served.
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
AWE!' SUMMER weight dress uniform
Size 42. Call 4022, ask for Dick.
MODEL AIRPLANE engine Mohawk
Model-B hot plug and break in prop.
$12.00. Call Herb 4056.
LOST
K&E SILDE RULE before vacation- Name
Gavenas on case and role. Reward. Call
Al Gavenas 8-6025.
MAN'S 1954 P.S.C. class ring in Carnegie
men's room Thursday morning. Delta
Sigma Phi cut on stone. Initials C.G.M.
Call 4151. Court McMahon.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT to visiting parents. Nice large
room. Phone 4467.
ROOMS FOR all summer sessions at Mari
lyn Hall, 317 E. Beaver. Convenient to
town and campus. Make reservations now.
Reservations for board and room for fall
semester also being taken. Ask for Mrs.
Elleard.
RENT A TRUCK. Various sizes and body
types. Do that moving job at lowest cost.
Local or out of state. Hertz Rent-A-Truck
System, Lic., 1020 Green Ave., Altoona,
Penna. Phone 2-3200.
PASSENGERS WANTED
RIDERS TO Philadelphia. Leaving 4 p.m.
Friday. One way only. Need return ride
for two. Call Darrell, 4444.
... the flowers
. the birds
... the bees
and
the happy ti
May 6, 7 8 . . Schwab Aud.
Players' Mothers' Day Show
Tickets at Student Union
By MIKE MILLER
score of 640
,points out of a pos
sible 750. He placed second in the
judging of the Holstein breed,
third in Guernsey, and fourth in
Ayrshire judging in gaining his
point total.
As winner of the advanced divi
sion Harris will have his name in-,
scribed on the Paul Gulden tro
phy and will receive a cash prize.
Second place in the advanced
division .went to William Hoover,
fourth semester dairy husbandry
major, with a total of 607 points.
Harry Doutt, sixth semester dairy
husbandry major, took third place
with 603 points. Both will receive
cash prizes.
• Scores 456 'Points
In winning the amateur division
of the contest Miss Brambley
scored 456 points out of a possible
500. She will have her name in
scribed on the trophy donated by
Alpha Zeta, Alpha Gamma Rho,
and Delta Theta Sigma.
. Harold Melchior, sixth semester
pre-veterinary major, placed sec
ond in the amateur division. Fran
cis Liscko was third.
The winners of the individual
breed judgings in the advanced
division were Harry Doutt, sixth
semester dairy husbandry major,
Holstein; Jacob Guffey, sixth se
mester dairy husbandry major,
Guernsey; Steve Spencer, eighth
semester dairy husbandry major,
Brown Swiss and Jersey; and
John Yeager, fourth semester ag
riculture major, Ayrshire.
Individual breed judging win
ners in the amateur division were
Alice Brambley, Holstein; Byran
Lee, second semester dairy hus
bandry major, Guernsey; John
Klepper, second semester agricul
ture education major, Brown
Swiss; Allan Palmer, -eighth se
mester agriculture economics ma
jor, Ayrshire; and Clarence Bry
an, fourth semester animal hus
bandry major, Jersey,.
SUMMER HOUSING—Theta Chi offers all
facilities. Room . $4.00/week. 80ard—
52.25/day. $14.50/wk. Phone 4702 ; 8-9115.
ANY COED interested in life guard iob
at White Hall Pool for- next year. See
Miss Bleick, Pool office. Current senior
life saving or instructor certificate neces
sary.
IS YOUR typewriter giving you trouble?
If so you can have it repaired. Just dial•
2492 for Dick-u 9 Or bring to 633 W. cot
lege Ave.
HE'S UGLY, lonesome but eligible.
Mysaterious Traveller wants your help..
Even Liberate will vote for him. “-
Mysterious Traveller for Ugly Man.
WANTED VOLUNTEERS to be inter
viewed by Dr. Flimsey. Be wRI - see
at Carnival.
MISCELLANEOUS
DO YOU collect quarters? See an ex:
pert's collection in The Happy Time
this weekend at Schwab.
ROOMING DOWNTOWN next semester
Then eat at Beaver Rouse, 329 Eat*
Beaver Ave. Phone 7851.
ri4E DAILY COLLEGIAN: STATE - 'COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANSA
Amateur Division
ROOM & BOARD
104
WORK WANTED
WANTED
5 Students Receive
Journ Citations
'Five eighth semester students
in the School of Journalism were
awarded special citations Sunday
night at a journalism mixer at
Tau Kappa Epsilon.
David Jones, retiring editor of
the Daily Collegian, was present
ed a citation for being the out
standing student in journalism.
Awards for scholarship were
presented to_ five students who
rank in the upper five per cent
of their class. . They are Laura
Wheeler, Joseph Cooper, Jones,
Charles Mathias, and Donald
Lambert.
The awards were presented by
Franklin Banner, head of th e
journalism department, on behalf
of Sigma Delta Chi, men's nation
al journalistic fraternity an d
Theta Sigma Phi, women's na
tional journalism fraternity.
Honor. Society to -Meet
Honor Society Council wi 11
meet at 4:30 this afternoon in 105
Willard.
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1,4
\Vs.,
Theater Presents
Czerwinski Play
"A World of Strangers," a one
act play by Edward Czerwinshki,
graduate student in- English, will
be presented at 5 p.m. today in
the Little Theater in the base
ment of Old Main.
The original play, directed by
Patricia Layman, eighth semester
arts and letters major, is given
by the Five O'clock Theater, the
experimental theater of division
of dramatics. Admission is free.
William Wohlhieter is technician
for the production.
" Included in the cast are Betty
Rice, Antoinette Denisof, Dolores
Spathis, and Elizabeth Ives.
The piccolo is the highest
pitched musical instrument.
PROGRAMS
INVITATIONS
COMMERCIAL PRINTING
352 E. College Ave.
HEY,
SPRING
Monday, May 10
6:00 p.m. Spring Week Parade
8:30 p.m. -- Miss Penn State
Tuesday,
6:30 He-Man Cohtest
CARNIVAL
„OH
Noon Madhatter's
Preliminaries
Noon —Madhatter's Finals
Wednesday
and Thursday
12 and 13
MAY
6 -11 p.m.
TUESDAY: MAY" 4: 1954
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jor will receive an award for high
scholarship. He has a 2.89 all-
University average.
The council will have the West
Dorm show case ready for dis
play for the Mother's Day week
end. Appointed to the Mother's
Day committee - were Jura s,
George Mauler. fourth semester
pre-medical major, 'a n d Charles
Heller, second semester arts and
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letters major.
This Weekend
at Center Stage
UP STICKS
Players' Musical Revue
Tickets at Student Union
IT'S
WEEK!
Coronation
May 11
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