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'Miss America' Visits Borou
Frisco Coed
Signs Pictures
By JOE BEAU-SEIGNEUR
A brunette, blue-grey eyed
coed breezed into State Col
lege yesterday in a fleet of
new Nashes, giving a happy
"hello" and smile to all who
ventured into the Wolf Furniture
Store. The coed is Lee Ann Meri
wether, Miss America.
"I'm a sophomore at City Col
lege of San Francisco." she said,
while autographing pictures for
the people who had swarmed
around her. "I've been on tour
for my four sponsors for seven
months now, but I hope to get
back to school by next February."
Miss Meriwether is an English
major, specializing in radio and
television work, and has a schol
arship to the College. She is a
resident of San Francisco.
"I'd like to go into dramatics
when I graduate," she said: Miss
Meriwether appeared on the Phil
co Television Playhouse last De
cember, and her acting got
,ex
cellent reviews from eight of the
television critics for major news
papers in New York City. 'lt was
lots of fun," she said, "and I also
got a chance to see my Mother
and brother—l haven't been home
since October.
On campus Miss Meriwether is
a member of Delta Psi sorority
and a member of the national
dramatics honorary. "I surprised
myself by getting better grades
in college than I did in high
school," she said.
Miss Meriwether said she had
been following the San Francisco
Dons' basketball team through
out her tour. "Right now the team
and the campus paper are my only
touch with campus," she said.
About fifty pictures later, Miss
Meriwether took a break. "Some
times I wish I had a shorter
name," she said. "My eight hour
working day is about sixteen
hours sometimes, but I love it,"
she said.
Spring Week Applications
Groups who wish to enter the
Spring Week carnival but have
not received applications or cate
gories should contact Ross Clark,
carnival chairman, at AD 7-4769,
before noon Tuesday. Groups not
securing applications will be un
able to enter the carnival.
Philosophy Club
The meeting of the Philosophy
Club, originally scheduled for
Monday night has been postponed.
The meeting will be heft' after
Easter vacation.
COLLEGE
CARNIVAL
April 2-18
$l2 a day on this exciting
ISLAND PARADISE
in the Gulf of Mexico
Here's where the college crowd
gather during the Easter vacation,:
miles of white beach, moonlight
Mg, free golf, water skiing andiAlk
year, the FIRST ANNUAL INTERMEW.
ATE TARPON TOURNEY for college...DAC
and women.. Famed Boca Grontlel l oo ,,, „
is alive with fighting torpon * 'llinair ,
sock blue fish and some 30:Oe r
species. For evening relaxation theria
theelegant Tarpon Room, indclornint .
ies, dance• contests and collennlow:
tests. You'll be treated like iyunin ,
for $12.00 a day, including insaklnsf
'til noon ... and dinner. • ,
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WRITE FOR RESERVATIONS
presented. . _...pi ...rine by s.— ty,
newly elected All-University President. Miss Meriwether appeared
briefly here , yesterday afternoon sponsored by a local furniture
store.
Business Club Election
The Penn State Business Man
agement Club will hold election
of officers at 7:30 p.m. Monday
at Phi Kappa Sigma.
LUCKY DROODLES! LOAD
WHAT'S THIS? For solution see paragraph below.
SMALL GIRL SKIPPING POPS
OUTSIDE WINDOW
Pierre Midol-Monnet
Lehigh University
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Robert L. Wright
University of Virginia
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A discussion on taking over the
charter of the Society for Ad
vancement of Management and
the banquet for clubs in the Col
lege of Business Administration
will follow the election.
LAST SUNNI' SUN
ST PIRATE WALKING PLANK
Ernest Gorospe
University of Hawaii
PAT MAN AND FAT LADY
BEHIND REACH UMSRELLA
Judy Gendreau
Marquette University
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h on Tour
Library-
(Continued from page one)
The library has approximately
400,000 books in circulation at this
time, and is trying to increase
the variety of books offered, Mc-
Comb said. The trouble with try
ing to buy new boks is that there
are always old books to replace,
and they come first, he said. "We
never know whether to replace a
book or wait and see if it is re
turned," he said.
When asked how the library
compares with other university
libraries, McComb said it is slow.
ly coming into its own, but there
is still a long way to go.
"Of course, We can't 'ompare
universities with medical and
law schools," he said, "but among
the institutions similar to ours,
we are holding our own." The
University's library got a very
late start and is just now getting
on its feet, McCornb stated.
McComb said the library staff
realizes there is much that can
be improved, and welcomes con
structive criticism from students
and faculty members. The light
ing system and increased help
are among the chief needs of the
library at this moment, he said.
Below Grades Due
Mid-semester below grades
I are due at noon today in the
offices of the deans.
STUDENTS!
URN /5!
• Lucky Droodles* are pour- ••
ing Mt Where are yours? .
• We pay $26 for all we use, •
• and for many we don't use.
• So send every original .
• Droodle in your noodle, •
• with its descriptive title, to •
; Lucky Droodle, P. 0. Box
• 67, New York 46, N. Y. •
•
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•
NO MATTER WHERE YOU ARE, you'll get more pleasure from
your cigarette if it's a Lucky Strike. That's the point of the
Droodle above, titled: Three deep-sea divers enjoying Luckies,
You get deep-down smoking enjoyment from Luckies because
they taste better. Why do they taste better? That's easy to
fathom. First of all, Lucky Strike means fine tobacco. Then,
that tobacco is toasted to taste better. "It's Toasted"—the
famous Lucky Strike process—tones up Luckies' light, mild,
good-tasting tobacco to make it taste even better . . . cleaner,
fresher, smoother. So, when it's light-up time, light up the
better-tasting cigarette . . . Lucky Strike.
AMlialeartS salaams mokageoweemass off
SATURDAY, APRIL 2. 1955
Meteorologist to Address
Faculty Luncheon Club
Isaac Van der Hoven, research
assistant in meteorology, will ad
dress the Faculty Luncheon Club
at noon Monday in Hotel State
College.
Using color slides to illustrate
his talk, he will discuss "A Sum
mer in the Arctic."
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
NOTICE TO NROTC graduates—am coins
into Marine Corps and have a new set
of 17 ounce worsted Navy dress blues to
sell cheaply. Purchased brand new for WM
The size is a 88 regular. Contact Michael
Kendra, 4486 Bancroft Hall,. U.S. Naval
Academy, Annapolis, Maryland or Bud
Beury, Chi Phi. Phone AD 7-4882.
PENN STATE ENGINEER on sale At
uden Union desk HUB.
LOST
SOMEBODY PICKED up the wrong pink
slicker in White Hall Thursday. Keys ITh
pocket. Call Rita 481 Simmons.
WRITE PIPE in leather pouch. Finder
-please notify Al Orr, 507 West Col.
lege Ave. Reward.
LOST NEAR Schwab Aud torture, Parker
61 Pen and Pencil, Fri. and Sat. Finders
contact Richard Dennis, ext. 274:
WOMAN'S SILK rep *ear! monogramed
LFK. Call Chia ext. 265.
LADIES BULOVA gold wrist watch and
chain ; on campus. Call Judy ext. 76 or
MISCELLANEOUS
IN ORDER to insure prompt delivery
Sally's will deliver only the perfect
Plaza. Sunday thru Saturday AD 7-2873.
WHEN YOUR typewriter needs repairs
lust dial AD 7-2492 or bring machine to
US W Collets &too Will Dick up and
deliver.
CIGARETTES
"Irk TOASTED ' r
faste.6o/er