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Crowd
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mony at 3:30 today on the lawn
in front of Old Main.
Players are presenting two pro
ductions tonight, each beginning
at 8 p.m. “The Philadelphia Story”
will be in Schwab Auditorium
and the Center Stage production
of “The Taming of the Shrew”
will be in the Extension Confer
ence Center.
To Hold Recital
The third and final production
of the dance recital will be held
at 8 tonight in White Hall.
The sororities will serve break
fast in their suites for visiting
parents tomorrow morning. Leon
ides is sponsoring a breakfast for
parents in Atherton Hall tomor
row. Fraternities also have plan
ned special events for parents.
The Rev. Dr. Liston Pope, dean
of the divinity school of Yale Uni
versity, will speak on the “Begin
ning of Knowledge” at the Chapel
service to be held at 10:55 a.m.
tomorrow in Schwab Auditorium.
Halls to Be Open
The men’s residence halls will
be open to guests from 2 until
5 p.m. tomorrow. The men stu
dents living in the West Halls
will hold a tea at this time.
The Air Force Drill Team, Per
shing Rifles, and the Navy Drill
Team will compete at 2 p.m. Sun
day in front of Old Main.
The Men’s Glee Club, directed
by Frank Gullo, associate profes
sor of music, will present a con
cert at 3 p.m. tomorrow in Schwab
Auditorium.
Cheerleading Tryouts
Scheduled Tomorrow
Tryouts for cheerleaders will
be held at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow
in front of Old Main. Second
semester freshmen with at
least a 1.0 All-University aver
age may try out.
The present cheerleading
squad will meet at 6 p.m. to
morrow in front of Old Main.
SPRING WEEK BOOKLETS
Spring Week souvenir booklets
will be on sale at noon today, to
morrow and next week across
from the Hetzel Union desk.
The souvenir booklet will con
tain articles on the four parade
and carnival categories—Farmer’s
High School, Agricultural Col
lege, the Pennsylvania State Col
lege, and the Pennsylvania State
University. It will also contain
pictures of last year’s winners in
all events, parade and carnival
pictures.
There will be an article on
each Spring Week event and
maps ot the parade route and
carnival midway.
The booklet, written by Spring
Week committee chairmen, will
sell for 10 cents and proceeds
will go to the Scholarship Fund.
CONTEST- ENTRIES
Entrants in the Miss Penn State
contest may pick up their pic
tures at the Hetzel Union desk,
according to Carole Avery, coro
nation chairman.
3 Drill Teams
Will Compete
Three campus drill teams will
compete in the second annual Mil
ton S. Eisenhower All-University
Drill Competition at 2 p.m. tomor
row m front of Old Main.
Pershing Rifles Drill Team, Air
Force Reserved Officers Training
Corps Drill Team; and the Naval
Reserved Officers Training Corps
will compete for the trophy which
has been on display at the Hetzel
Union desk. The AFROTC Drill
Team is the defending champion.
David H. McKinley, University
Marshall and assistant dean of the
College of Business, will present
the trophy to the winning team.
Collegian Candidates
Daily Collegian business staff
candidates will meet at 8 p.m.
Tuesday in 217 Willard. Pro
motions will be announced at
the meeting.
SPRING WEEK
THE DAILY
Spring
Week
Here S Your Programme!
COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PI
Parade-
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and Steighton A. Watts, graduate
assistant in political science.
Judges for the Pennsylvania
State University category are Jo
seph Hur, Hur’s Mens Shop; and
Richard O. Byers, assistant pro
fessor of iournalism.
Farmer's High Entries
Entrants In the Farmer's High School
division are Froth, Acacia and Phi Sigma
Sigma, Alpha Tau Omega and Phi Sigma
Delta, Alpha Zeta, Chi Phi and PI Beta
Phi, Delta Upsllon and Chi Omega, Phi
Sigma Kappa and independent Women,
Sigma Nu and Alpha Xi Delta, Sigma Pi
and Gamma Phi Beta, and Theta Delta
Chi and Alpha Chi Rho.
In the Agricultural College division are
Alpha Epsilon Pi and Sigma Delta Tau,
Alpha Gamma Rho and Thompson Hall,
Alpha Sigma Phi and Delta Tau Delta,
Beaver House, Kappa Delta Rho and Al
pha Gamma Delta, Phi Epsilon Pi and
Alpha Epsilon Phi, Pi Kappa Alpha and
Sigma Sigma Sigma, Pi Kappa Phi and
Atherton Hall, Sigma Alpha Epsilon and
Delta Gamma, Tau Phi Delta and Thomp
son Hall, and Theta Xi and Independent
Women.
PSC Entrants
Entrants In the Pennsylvania State Col
lege category are Alpha Chi Sigma and
McAllister Hall, Beta Sigma Rho and
Thompson Hall, Beta Theta Pi and In
dependent Women, Delta Chi and Kappa
Delta, Lambda Chi Alpha and Alpha Chi
Omega, Phi Delta Theta and Kappa Kappa
Gamma, Phi Kappa Psi and Alpha Omi
cron Pi, Phi Mu Delta and Independent
Women, Sigma Chi and Zeta Tau Alpha,
Theta Chi and Phi Mu, Theta Kappa Phi
and B level Thompson Hall, and Zeta Beta
Tau.
Pennsylvania State University entrants
are Association of Independent Men and
Leonides, College Co-op, Delta Sigma Phi
and Delta Delta Delta, Kappa Sigma and
Theta Phi Alpha, Phi Gamma Delta and
Kappa Alpha Theta, Phi Kappa and Del
ta Zeta, Phi Kappa Sigma, Phi Kappa Tau
and Thompson Hall, Sigma Phi Epsilon
and Independent Women, and Tau Kappa
Epsilon, and Independent Women.
Elections—
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penses contracted while serving in
official capacity.
5. That publicity via public ad
dress system be discontinued be
cause of ineffectiveness.
6. That nolitical parties be al
lowed to regulate their own
clique membership by
the committee.
TIM Will Hold Picnic
Town Independent Men will
hold a picnic today at Greenwood
Furnace.
Independent men who wish to
attend should meet at 12:30 p.m.
behind Old Main.
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.VANIA
Glee Club-
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Wareham Jr., instructor in music.
James Burden, a graduate student
in music education, did the or
chestration for the numbers, which
include a song for every ten
years.
The concluding selections by the
glee club will be ‘Song of the
Open Road” (Malotte) with Ho
ward Rowland, baritone soloist,
and Joseph Smayda, accompanist;
‘‘Little David Play on Your Harp”
(arr. by Weaver), September
Song” (Weill), “Sophomoric Phil
osophy” (Dvorak), "Oh, Vreneli”
(arr. by Larson), and "The Crea
tion” (Richter).
James Madenfort is accompan
ist for the group.
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Celebrity—
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versity Book Store, Margaret
Shop, ana McLanahan Drug
Store.
Metzger’s, B. P. Moyer, jeweler.
Music Room, Rea and Derick Inc.,
Schlow’s Quality Shop. H. S.
Shomberg, A. Simon and Co.,
Smart Shop, State Theater, Trea
sure House, Woodring Floral Gar
dens, Athletic Store, Centre Hard
ware, Mary Leitzinger Shop, Hie
Merivale, Mur Jewelry Co., Penn
State Photo Shop, Penn Whelan
Drug Store, Persia’s Shoe Store,
and James Wolfe, florist
Cabinet Will Meet
All-University Cabinet will
meet at 7 p.m. tomorrow in 203
Hetzel Union.
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RED WALLET in Schwi
Schwab and Collegian Wednesday night.
Call Marilynn ext. 1086 or turn in at
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WILL PERSON who took
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