'7:r TWO
Photo Club
To Receive
Dark Room
By BARBARA BUDNICK
A photographic dark room lo
cated in the Hetzel Union Build
ing will be reserved for the use
of the newly reorganized Camera
Club, Robert S. Beese, assistant
in photography and co-adviser to
the group, announced at the club's
first meeting Tuesday night.
The dark room will be equipped
with a new 4" x 5" Omega enlarg
er and a 35mm Omega enlarger.
Also trays, tanks, a print washer,
and print drying facilities are
being purchased by the Univer
sity. The dark room will be ready
for use next month and will be
large enough to accommodate six
to eight members at one time.
The Camera Club has been in
active during the past year be
cause the dark room equipment
housed in the Pollock Union
Building was stolen.
The two advisers, Beese and
Roy M. Conger, associate profes
sor of physical education, led a
discussion on photographic sub
jects and color slides were shown
by Beese who has won honors in
color slide competition.
Plans were made for the next
meeting on Tuesday in 241 Rcc
Hall.
The club is open to anyone in
terested. However, persons in
terested in taking pictures, doing
dark room technique, or teaching
photography to persons new to
the hobby are needed, Beese said.
21 Are Named
To Positions
By Lion Party
Robert Spadaro, Lion party
clique chairman, has announced
the appointment of 21 students to
positions in Lion party.
Spadaro also announced that
the steering committee will meet
at 2 p.m. Sunday in 217 Willard.
Spadaro named Jay Tolson,
membership manager; Robert Luf
ty, publicity manager; Robert Tis
ot, financial chairman; Suzanne
Scholl, women's campaign mana
ger; Edward Long, men's cam
paign manager, and Augustus
Mercurio, p l a t f or m committee
chairman.
Fifteen others were appointed
to the party advisory committee.
They are Doreen Hayward, Miss
Scholl, Alice Wolf, Frances Hoff
man, Lufty, George Buckhout,
Tisot, Mercurio, Gerald Kleinstub,
Maorie Fox, William Kelly, Ro
bert Stroup, Tolson, Charles Brad
er, and Robert Segal.
2 Students Iniured
In Auto Accident
Two students were injured
when the car of Kenneth Bech
tol, Port Matilda, went through
the E. Beaver avenue stop sign at
Locust Lane and hit their car
Tuesday night.
Injured were William Banfield,
eighth semester arts and letters
major, who was driving, and Ro
bert Cubbison, sixth semester
business administration major.
They were treated in the Univer
sity infirmary for bruises and la
cerations of the head and body.
Bechtol told police he didn't see
the stop sign when he rammed in
to Banfield's car at 7:25 p.m.
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nual Mr. Agriculture contest,
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office of the dean of the College
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and scholarship.
All applications must be turned
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the College of Agriculture by 5
Warm, Sunny Weather
Predicted for Today
Pleasant weather has been fore
cast for today by the University
weather station.
Today is expected to be warmer
with a good possibility that the
sun will creep through the clouds
from time to time.
Temperatures are forecast for
the low 40's.
High yesterday was
.38 degrees,
p.m. next Friday. A committee
composed of faculty members will
act as judges in the contest.
The winner will be announced
in the April issue of the Penn
State Farmer, Forester, and Sci
entist.
Correction
The approval o f the revised
constitutions of the three campus
political parties by the Senate
Committee on Student A f f airs
Wednesday is final and does fiot
require the approval of the Uni
versity Senate as reported in yes
erday's Daily Collegian, Wilmer
E. Kenworthy, director of student
affairs, said yesterday.
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