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Forty to Compete for He-Man Title
Forty contestants will compete
for the title of He-Man in the
preliminary contest to be held
at 6:30 tonight on the golf course.
The preliminary competition
will include a 100-yard dash, push
ups, and kicking a soccer ball.
Each ..:ontestant will be awarded
one point for each push-up and
ten points for successfully kick
ing a soccer ball 15 feet into a
4 by 5 foot soccer goal. Time limit
on the 100-yard dash is 14 sec
onds, and each contestant will
receive ten points for each second
less than 14 which he takes to
cover the 100 yards.
Finals, which 15 contestants
who total the greatest number
of points in the preliminaries will
enter, will be held at 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday on Beaver Field. The
time and date of the contest were
changed due to the Armed Forces
parade scheduled for 6:30 p.m.
Tuesday.
Each entrant in the contest will
receive 25 points for his spon
soring group toward the Spring
Week trophy. The five finalists
will be awarded 100 points, and
a He-Man trophy and 150 points
will be giVen to the winner.
Costumes of the entrants must
comply with the theme of the
.year-AFTER. SIX. America's largest maker - of men's wear, sponsors
the "Mr. Formal" - contest to -choose the man on campus who looks best in the
AFTER SIX White-Dinner -Jacket! Every campus , group—Fraternities! Societies!
Clubs! Independent Groups!—can-enter a candidate and take part in the exciting,
prize-peppered competition! Read- the - interesting details and join the
"Mr. Format' wini all these valuable prizes !
cont es t, Barbara Wallace, co
chairman, stated. No track shoes
or professional equipment may be
worn, she added.
Entrants and their sponsors are Jim
Ross, Phi Kappa; Jon Friedman, Phi Ep
silon Pi; Joe Rors, Phi Kappa Tau, Wom
en's Building; Claud Boni, Alpha Epsilon
Pi; Kurt Thum, College Cooperative; Jerry
Gillespie, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Kappa -Kap
pa Gamma.
Bob Allan, Chi Phi, Sigma Sigma Sigma ;
Jack Milsom. Alpha Zeta; Dave Barney,
Sigma No, Chi Omega; Roy B;umies, 1
Sigma Chi, Delta Gamma; Al Cetron, Sig
ma Alpha Mu; John Clark, Penn State
Club; Tony Cline, Phi Gamma Delta, Pi
Beta Phi.
Lou D'Angeli, Kappa Sigma, Zeta Tau
Alpha; Alan Dash, Beta Sigma Rho, Alpha
Epsilon Phi; Herb Ferguson, Sigma Pi,
Alpha Xi Delta; Al Fulton, Sigma Phi
Epsilon; Steve Flamporis, Nittany-Pollock
Councils; Jim Garrity, Delta Upsilon.
Herb Hollowell, Delta Tau Delta, Alpha
Sigma Phi; Pete Huey, Phi Delta Theta;
Otto Kneitlinger, Alpha Chi Omega, Lamb
da Chi Alpha ; Gerald Malatino, Delta
Sigma Phi, Gamma Phi Beta; Winston
Mergott, Alpha Tau Omega.
Leslie Mclntyre, Acacia; Jim Musser,
Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Allan Ofensend,
Kappa Delta Rho •_ Ed Pasko, Pi Kappa
Phi, Phi Mu Delta; Bob Rohland, Phi
Kappa Psi, Freshman Women; John Sherry,
Alpha Chi Rho; Ron Signorino, Theta
Kappa Phi, Theta 'Phi Alpha;. Lamont
Smith, Theta Chi.
Jack Solomon. Phi . Sigma Delta; Bob
Springer, Phi Kappa Sigma, Alpha Omi
cron Pi; Thomas Swab, Beaver House,
Philotes; George Trevorrow, Delta. Chi,
Alpha Gamma Delta; Dan Van Duyne,
Alpha Gamma !l ,o, Delta Delta Delta.
Bruce Williams, Pi Kappa Alpha, Thomp-
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MR. FORMAL PENN STATE
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AFTER SIX dinner jacket with the new miracle "Stain-Shy" finish .
midnight blue summer formal trousers . . . cummerbund and tie "Formal
Pak" ... and AFTER SIX dress shirt.
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THE-DAILY-COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA
NOW UNDER WAY
COMPLETE SUMMER FORMAL OUTFIT
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COMPLETE FORMAL SET
Including cuff links. studs.
garters and braces!
1. Every campus group chooses the member it wants to
represent it as "Mr. Formal".
2. A photo is taken and placed in competition with the other
group winners.
3. The time, place and method of choosing the campus "Mr
Formal" will be announced by the Campus Representative
Elections --
(Continued from page one)
T. Anderson, Bernard Carson,
Joyce Cox, Charles Bailey, David
Shoop, David Robinson, Robert
Rowland, William Benz, John A.
Weber, Walter Fresch, Richard
Walsh, George Yingling, William
S. Jackson. Douglas Tharp, Alan
Glou, James Blatchford, Kenneth
Hower, and Martin Rawhouser.
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Appointments --
(Continued from page one)
Orientation Week committee.
Douglas Kossan, eighth semester
agronomy major, and John B.
Hess, fourth semester business
administration major, were named
co-chairmen of the Memorial Day
committee.
Observatories Open
University observatories will be
open for observations of Jupiter
and Saturn from 8:30 to 10 p.m.
today and tomorrow, weather per
mitting.
son; Martin Rudler, Kappa Alpha Theta,
Beta Theta Pi; and Buck Straub, Theta Xi,
Kappa Delta.
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FORMAL PIPE
in beautiful white briar!
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SA.LE
WHIZZER MOTOR bike, s'ood • condition.
No reasonable offer refused. , Call Dave
3946.
WHIZZER MOTORBIKE .for sale. $65
Call 7098 after 5 p.m.
FOR. RENT
ROOMS FOR all summer sessions at Mari-
lyn Hall, 317 E. Beaver. Convenient to
town and campus. Make reservations now.
Ask for. Mrs. Elleard.
EXTRA LARGE three room , unfurnished
apartment with private bath. Open June
Ist. Free parking space. Call 7792.
ATTENTION GRADUATE
upper classmen. Comfortable rooms for
Fall '54 and all summer sessions, newly
decorated, with private bath or hot and
cold • running water. Central location.
Quietly operated for rest and study. • Low
student rates. Phone 4850 or 7792. Colonial
Hotel, 123 W. Nittany Ave. Ask for C.R.
TWO MALE students to share apartment
during any summer sessions. Close to
campus. Call 8-6610 evenings.
SAVE MONEY on that moving job, as
many students have. Rent a truck. Local
or out of state. Hertz Rent-A-Truck Sys
tem Lic., 1020 Green Ave., Altoona, Penna.
Phone 2-3200.
WORK WANTED
IS YOUR typewriter giving YOU trouble?
If so you can have it repaired. Just dial
2492 for pick-up or bring to 633 W. Col
lege Ave.
TYPING WANTED
THESES, PAPERS, manuscripts typed.
Guaranteed spelling and copy. Editorial
service available. Phone Mrs. Berman 4161.
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FRIDAY: MAY 7. 1954
LOST
CLASS RlNG—inscribed Delta Sigma Phi.
Initials C.A.B. class of '55. State Theater
or vicinity. Reward. Call 41$1 between
5 :15-5 :45. Chuck. .
BROWN 3-RING zipper notebook—Home
Economics cafeteria. Friday. Call 2851
after 5 p.m.
WOMAN'S NAVY •blue raincoat. 3rd floor
Willard on Monday. If found call 423
Simmons.
PAIR OF glasses. Light tortoise with
white carving. On campus. Call Irma
Abramson, 356 Atherton.
LOST IN exchange a tan gabardine rain
coat at Agriculture Library on May 3rd.
Call 8-9095 after 5:80.
WANTED
MALE STUDENTS who enjoy a good time..l
Inquire Sadie Thompson.
WANTED VOLUNTEERS to be inter
viewed by Dr. Flimsey. He will see you'
at Cierniiml.
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR YOUR next social affair, would you
like your party sandwiches or fancy
cookies to have the professional look and
homemade flavor? Call Mrs. Garner, 1996
and order.
WOULD THE girl from second floor Atli
. erton who borrowed red plaid slacks
Sunday call Doris at 1088.
DO YOU collect garters? See an expert's
collection in "The Happy Time" this
weekend at Schwab.
"HEY FELLOWS, the Student Floral
Agency wil be taking corsage orders for
the Senior 'Prom on May 10 thru May 'l3
in the West Dorm and Nittany-Pollock
areas tl"
pus Representative
RNOLD HOFFMAN
EVeta Sigma Rho
4933 or 4934
photographer
AARON UEBERMAN