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1200 Students
Pitt Pep Rally
McCoy Urges
Student Support
For Last Game
Approximately 1200 students
gathered around a bonfire at
the Pitt-Penn State pep rally
last night, heard Ernest B. Mc-
Coy, dean of the College of
Physical Education and Ath-,
letics, say that the football beans'
has a good chance to win today's
game.
He said that Penn State has
been the underdog for three years
and Pittsburgh hasn't scored a
point against us in any of these
games.
40-foot Bonfire
Students circled around the
bonfire, which was about 40 feet
in diameter, for cheers and songs.
The Penn State Blue Band played
once before the parade and also
as the cheerleaders led the crowd,
to the bonfire beyond the Nittany
area. The cheerleaders at the, head
of the parade rode in an open.
convertible.
.1 PlsT us Prodiat W'ul
Four members of the - football
team; Frank Reich, Buck Straub.
Jim Harding, and Bobbie Hoff
man each spoke briefly to stu
dents at the pep rally.
The players said that if every
one supports • the 'team today like
they did last night they are sure
they can win.
Reich accepted the coal scuttle
from Hugh Cline. head cheer,
leader. The scuttle is kept each
year by the winning team of the
Penn State-Pitt game. It has been
in the Dean of Men's office at
the University for the last three
years. Reich will keep the > z:
over the weekend and return. it
to the office Monday.
M ~. 4.,
Cline thanked Sally McKnight,
president of Mortar Board, senior
women's hat society, and Charles
Christenson, president of Parmi
Nous, senior men's hat society,•
for the part their respective
groups .played in toting care of
the bonfire and working on the
rally.
A dummy dressed like a Pitt
football player was thjown in the
bonfire as a climax for the pep
rally. The Blue Band closed the
event by playing the Alma Mater.
Chinese Reds
Release Alum
A 1925 graduate of the Univer
sity was among the three Ameri
cans to be released from Com
munist China last year, it was
learned yesterday.
She is Mrs. Homer V. Brad
shaw, a Presbyterian missionary,
who is the former Wilda Hocken
berry. She majored in home eco
nomics at the University.
Mrs. Bradshaw'. who had been
in China for about 20 years. was
released from jail because of poor
health. Her husband, who re
ceived his medical degree at the
University of Pittsburgh, is be
ing held by the Communists.
The Rev. Donald W. Carruthers,
of State College. is well acquaint
ed with Mrs. Bradshaw.
Astronomy Club to Meet
The Astronomy Club will meet
at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Het
zel Union Building. The meeting,
will be open to the public.
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dormitories.
Passible Showers
Seen Late Today
Today's weather will he cloudy:
and continued cool with a chance'
of showers by late afternoon, ac
cording to students in the depatt-I
meat of inetearobscr.
cold Tonight will be cloudy oand.
The temperature is expecte
to reach a high Of 3$ degrees, d
with a' low of 33.
Occasional showers we predict
ed for tomorrow. The high ton- 1
perature yesterday was 25 de
grees. The low was 15.
Why the Smiles?
We're Satisfied METZGE RS Customers
Christmas Cards .
it's not too early to start thinking about Christmas
cards, even though we've had soon little bad weather
(hmmmm). There are boxes of 12 for 59c, 12 for $2.00,
and 12 for 29c. A good and varied selection. While
you're at it. why not pick up your gift wrappings too.
You Can Get It at
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Bonfire
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Faculty. Luncheon Club ,1
Dr. . Neuberger, praliesseri
cad head, at tit? deparkselit at.
usetearelogy. will weak let, lime
Faculty Luncheon Club mee • •
at news Monday in the Helmet
Union
Having spent snare than a year
with • the •Torkiet* t - Weather Serv
ice, Dr. NeUbewer- wUt Weak we'
"Seine ICuperiennes le 'Turkey."'
A University trustee, _Wooleri*
Watts, designed the lirst bent en
the centrous.
• • Souvenirs
Everyone loves a souvenir from P.S.U. to Pitt!
At Metzgers your% find an kinds. For glAs—the cuddly,
cute animals. For the little kids there are P.S.IJ. sweat
shirts and T-shirts for any size. For the hales there are
mugs, sweat shirts, jackets, auto stickers and, many
others, including pennants, ash trays, waste baskets,
paper, desk sets, and glasses. You can't miss at Metz-
. . . Toy Department
Here's your chance to do some shopping early for kid
brother or sister bade home. ibsraornber, you only
have a few days to shop at home before that day ar
rives, so be smart and get 'am beret There are toys,
books, games, puzzles and on and on—everything The
small ones will love.
AIM Judicial Seeks
Probation for Three
'The Association of Independent Men's Judicial Board of
Review Thursday night reconunended to the dean of men's
office that a junior from the West Halls area be put on judi
cial. probation and that two freshmen from the Nittany area
be put on board probation.
The student from the West Halls was apprehended by a
ccouteekor while trying to ring a
fire alarm bell by means o a
home-made nibber-band gadget..
He said that he had no reason
for the action, but indicated
seeing other students trying to do
1 the same flung probably led him
tabu the wank.
The bawd gave consideration
Ito the student's oatatmoding achol
ties
-
aster' and extracurrictdar
The other awe involved the
throwing of food in the Nittany-
Pollock dining ball.
The students were reported for I
throwing a pear which struck a
nearby diner in the head. The
student was not injured. The
board said that they felt that al-1
I though the incident was of rela
tively minor importance. action
should be taken to prevent a re
currence of this type of action.
The board decided to send a let
ter home to the parents of one of
the students since be had also
been in a small vurvith. With his
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Alifieia. tilrelleleme • selgUeeee . the
Student to periodical calls . from
.e board to sit in an the judicial
Isseetingii Jo- lee how Abe. .
I tuneticin and .11s learn none ,
the Probbonawitit arbiek•it, dads.
Bean* prebodtion. sionßor
Acta probation, providlies 'that the
anew! the •inoticip -meet
bp of 'the bawd. The- of
of
L the probation in decided 'by the
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SATURDAY. NOVOAStit 19. 1955
Turnout Falls
At Leadership
raining Talks
—umianoe at the leadership
Lectures
:grients.
en tra i n i ng
•in 119 . Osmon Wednesd ay
gy
as
d r opped from approximately 200
students to 130 because students
are automatically eliminated from
the program for missing a meet
ing, Barbara Mendel, member of
the committee, said yesterday.
A -cut of one of the Bight week
ly programs automatically elimi
nates a student from the pro
gram, Miss Hendel said. As origi
nally - planned, students in the
program would hear 45-minute
talks
on aspects of leadership and
theta partiamte ia 4M-tainute dis
cussions 411111 the -speakers' ann.
Hiss Beaded • staled that - the
proof new is 10 hold a sines
lion and answer 'peeled after the
talke. !Timis slakes was taken be
cause recess in which-6e indd de
bate sessions were difficult to ob
tain. be said.
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