FRIDAY.-DECEMBER 3. 1954
om Is Green Opens
At Center Stage Tonight
University students will probably get their first view of ,Welsh life in a mining town
when Players present Emlyn Williams' "The Corn Is Green" at 8 tonight. The show is the
second "arena-type" production of the semester to be presented at Center Stage in the Tem
porary Union Building.
Tickets are available at ;the Student. Union desk in Old Main or at the door for $l.
Four other performances Will.be presented on next Friday, Dec. 17, Jan. '7 and 14.
Elizabeth Ives, third semester arts and letters major, has the leading role of Miss Mof
fat, which Ethel - 13arrymore pia.yed on . the stage, and Bette Davis enacted in the movie
Debate Team
To Participate
In Tournaments
Eight members of the men's
debate team will leave. Saturday
to participate in the intercollegiate
debate tournament at Allegheny
College and the Temple .Novice
Tournament.
From 15 to 20 teams.from Ohio,
New York and Pennsylvania will
be represented at the Allegheny
tournament. The debaters, ac
companied, by Joseph F. O'Brien,
debate coach, will be Sidney Gold
blatt, seventh semester pre-medi
cal major, and Benjamin Sinclair,
seventh semester arts and letters
major, debating the affirmative
Of this year's national debate
topic "Resolved: That the United
States should' recognize Commu
nist China." David Meckler, sev
enth semester pre-medical major,
and Edward Klevans, third se
mester electrical engineering ma
jor, will debate the negative.
At the Temple Novice Tourna
ment, Jerry Donovan, seventh
semester labor management
major, and Ernest Famous, sev
enth semester arts and letters
major, will take the affirmative
of the same topic. John Yeatman,
seventh semester arts and letters
major, and Nathan Supnick, sev
enth semester arts and letters
major, will debate the negative.
They will be accompanied by
Harold J. O'Brien, assistant de
bate coach.
String Quartet to Give
Second Concert Monday
• The Quartetto• Italian°, a string
quartet, will present the second
concert sponsored by the State
College Choral Society at 8 p.m/
Monday in the State College High
School Auditorium.
This year's concerts mark the
fourth chamber music series of the
Choral Society.
The final concert which is to
be held Jan. 18, will be presented
by the Budapest String Quartet
in its fourth State College appear
ance.
Admission is by, season ticket
only.
Breazeate to Speak
Dr. William M. Breazeale, pro
fessor of nuclear engineering,
will speak on "Research Uses of
a Nuclear Reactor" at the Mineral
Industries Colloquium at 4:15 p.m.
today in the Mineral Industries
Auditorium in the Mineral Sci
ence Building.
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ACROSS FROM ATHERTON HALL
version. Edviin Grove, fifth se
mester arts and letters major, will
be seen as Morgan, whom Miss
Moffat instructs and, enables to
win a scholarship 'to Oxford in
two years.
- 'Cyril Carroll, seventh semester
arts and letters major, will play
John Goromy Jones. Betty Rice,
sixth semester arts and letters
major, will portray Miss `Ron
berry.
Other cast members are Peter
Cooper, graduate student in min
ing, as The Squire; Gary Zinman,
first semester arts and letters ma
jor, as 'ldwal Morris; Olivia Flor
ig, fifth semester education ma
jor, as Sarah Pugh; and Elizabeth
Jones, fifth semester arts and let
ters major, as Bessie Watty.
Jeannie Risler, graduate student
in dramatics, is Mrs. Watty; Lyle
Pelton, fourth semester arts and
letters major, plays Old Tom;.
Kenneth Cooper, graduate student
in English literature, will be seen
as John Owen.
-.John Valentine, seventh semes
ter arts and letters major, plays
Will Hughes; William Worthling,
fifth 'semester zoology major, will
be seen as Robbart Robbatch; and
Robert Smith, sixth semester
poultry' husbandry major, plays
Glyn Thomas.
Townspeople are played by the
following students:
Joan Bentley, seventh semester
(Continued on page eight)
Wesley Series
Begins Today
Dr. Howard C. Kee, assistant
professor of New Testament at
Drew Theological Seminary, will
be the speaker for a series of
meetings beginning today spon
sored by the Wesley Foundation
of St. Paul's Methodist Church in
cooperation with other student
church groups.
• "Where Are You?" is the theme
of the meetings which will last
for three days.
The first meeting at Wesley
will begin at 7:30 tonight. '
An informal discussion and cof
fee hour will - begin tomorrdw's
meetings at 3:30 p.m. at Wesley.
A dinner will be held at 6 p.m.
followed by a talk on the topic
"Where Are You in the Univer
sity?"
At 10:45 a.m. Sunday at the
Methodist Church Dr. Kee will
preach on the topic "Where is
Your God?" Holy Communion
will be held at 6:30 p.m. in the
Faith Evangelical and Reformed
Church followed by a coffee hour
and discussion which will close
the series,
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office announced yesterday.
Acacia, Alpha Chi Rho, Alpha
Chi Sigma, Alpha Epsilon . Pi, Al
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Alpha Sigma Phi, Alpha Tau
Omega, Alpha Zeta, Beaver House,
B,eta Sigma Rho, Beta Theta Pi,
Chi Phi.
Delta Chi, Delta Sigma Phi,
Delta Tau Delta, Delta Theta Sig
ma, 'Delta Upsilon, Kappa Alpha
Psi, Kappa Delta Rho, Kappa
Sigma, Lambda Chi Alpha, Phi
Delta Theta, Phi Epsilon Pi, Phi
Gamma Delta, Phi Kappa, Phi
Kappa Psi.
Phi Kappa Sigma, Phi Kappa
Tau, Phi Mu Delta, Phi Sigma
Delta, Phi Sigma Kappa, Pi Kappa
Alpha, Pi Kappa Phi, Sigma Al
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Sigma Clii, Sigma Nu, Sigma Phi
Alpha, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Sigma
Pi.
Tau Kappa Epsilon, Tau Phi
Delta, Theta Chi, Theta Delta Chi,
Theta Kappa Phi, Theta Xi,• Tri,
angle, and Zeta Beta Tau.
Social gazelle
Center, Stage: "The Corn Is
Green," 8 tonight, Temporary
Union Building.
Basketball, Penn State vs.
Dickinson College, 8 p.m. to
morrow, Recreation Hall.
Chapel, The Rev. C. Stanley
Lowell, speaker, 10:55 a.m.
Sunday, Schwab auditorium.
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26 Students Receive
Awards in ome Ec
Twenty-six students in the College of Home Economics
received a total of $3325 in -scholarships and awards.
The, college committee on scholarships and awards selected
of the award recipients.
Students who received scho
Donald Solomon, Buff-Henley
Extension Homemakers scholar
ship of $100; Dorothy DeMay,
State Federation of Pennsylvania
Women scholarship of $5O; Mari
lyn Grant, Sears and Roebuck
Foundation scholarship of $lOO.
Claudette Mit c h e 11, Kroger
scholarship of $200; William Par
ros, Joseph V. Horn scholarship
of $225; Barbara Serfass, Exten
sion Homemakers scholarship of
$100; Suzanne Smith, Sears and
Roebuck Foundation scholarship
of $100; Jesse Roberts, Buff-Hen
ley, scholarship of $200; Sara Mc-
Alpine, Extension Homemakers
scholarship of $lOO.
Rhoda Good, State Federation
of Pennsylvania Women scholar
ship of $5O; Sara Walter, Exten
sion Homemakers scholarship of
$100; Carol Yard, Kroger scholar
ship of $200; Marie Thierwechter,
Sears and Roebuck Foundation
scholarship of '$100; Joseph Fred
erick Jr., Pennsylvania Restaurant
Asciciation scholarship of $2OO.
Patricia Jack, State Federation
of Pennsylvania Women scholar
ship of $5O; Mary Louise Bieber,
Sears and , Roebuck Foundation
scholarship of $100; Francis Han
ley, Pennsylvania Restaurant As
sociation scholarship of $200; Pa
tricia Miernicki, Sears and Roe
buck Foundation scholarship of
$100; Gary Snyder, Pennsylvania
Hotel Association scholarship of
$lOO.
Marcia Cassler, Sears and Roe
buck Foundation scholarship of
$100; Sally Kilmer, Sears and Roe
buck Foundation scholarship of
$100;- . , Suzanne Brosseau, State
Federation of Pennsylvania Wo
men scholarship of $5O; Joyce
Barger, George D. Barbey scholar
ship of $100; Margaret King, Sears
and Roebuck Foundation scholar
ship of $100; Janice Holm, Borden
Award of $3OO.
Panhel to Send Delegates
To NSA Convention
Panhellenic Council voted to
send two or three delegates to
the NSA Regional Convention.
The meeting will be held Dec. 10
and 11 at Rosemont College,
Philadelphia. •
The Council also decided to
send two representatives from
each sorority to the Brialey Man
or, a home for the aged, from 2 to
4 p.m., Dec. 11.
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arships are:
scholarship of $200; Julia Squier,
Co-ecbto
Beta Sigma Omicron has pledg
ed Lois Powell, Shirley Legrand,
and Patricia Collins.
Margaret Entwisle, Betty Barn
hart, Dianne Fiscus, Cheryl Davis,
Dolores Kolibab, and Glenda
.17...ne were recently pledged to
Kappa Delta.
Pledge officers of Gamma Phi
Bea are Judith Tame, president;
C ail Lepine, vice president; Ilona
Bergman, treasurer; Sara Cush
man, recording secretary; an d
Clarissa Hilt on, corresponding
secretary. •
Lambda Chi Alpha has pledged
Joe English, Donald Woods, Har
old Furminger, and John Bilger.
Harry Nichol and Russell Martz
recently attended the 50th nation
al convention of Alpha Gamma
Rho at Columbus, Ohio.
New officers of Pi Kappa Alpha
are Malcolm MacCallum, presi
dent; John Mac Ewen, vice presi
dent; John Valentine, treasurer;
John Fink, secretary; James Tate,
rushing chairman; John Kraft,
social chairman; David Saumann,
house manager; Frank Locotos,
pledgemaster; and Norman Miller,
publications chairman.
Alpha Chi Omega has initiated
Martha Heim, Judith Scott, Leah
Falkner, and Nancy Lewis. Fall
pledge officers are Nancy John
son, president; Suzanne Lou x,
vice president; Judy Smith, sec
retary; Carolyn Davis, treasurer;
and Mary Lee Wilcox, song lead
er.
Edith Kriebel and Nancy Hoff
er were recently initiated by Pi
Beta Phi.
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