PAGE EIGHT
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—Photo by Rohrbaugh
BARBARA DONNELLY, freshman in home economics
from Huntingdon, and James Gould, freshman in education
from Johnstown, greeted yesterday's spring-like weather
with a stroll.
'Might as Well Be Spring'
The spring -like weather yester
day brought out Bermuda shorts
us well as spring -fever.
But the Bermuda shorts will
have to be saved until later. The
weatherman says today won't be
An overcast sky, winds, and
scat tered showers have been
Lucy Expelled--
(Continued from page one)
maintain law and order if she
icturtml to the campus.
In expelling Miss Lucy from
the university, the trustees ac
cused her of making "false, de
falllatol y, impertinent and scan
dalous charges" against univer
sity officials in court and through
newspapers, radio and television
Stitt tons.
The resolution added, "No edu
cational institution could main
tain neccsary disciplinary action
if any student, regardless of race,
guilty of the conduct of Auther
me J. Lucy be permitted to re-
maul."
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NewTasteTreat 11.
:forecast by the students in the
'department of meteorology.
The temperatures are expected
ito be war mthis morning, but will
turn to the chilly side this after
noon.
The high today is expected to
I be a pleasant 48, but it could dip
'to a low 25. Yesterday's high was
54 and the low was 18.
Registration Closes
For Camera Course
Rei;istration for a three session
!course in elementary photography
'is close d, Joseph Rohrbaugh,
!president of the Camera Club,
!has announced.
1 Approximately 45 people regis
-Itered for the course. The first
meeting will be at 1 p.m. Satur
-Iday in 218 Hetzel Union.
!Directories Now on Sale
Copies of the Student Directory
and the Faculty and Staff Direc
tory are available at the Record
ler's office in 4 Willard.
FIEDS
WANTED
coibii , COUNSELORS ; unit lender's: ain4l
waterfront director (both 21 years or
older). Thy latter must have active Het!
Crory' Water Safety instructor's certificate
or its equivalent Contact Mrs, M. Donald
Esh. Camp Director. tdifflintown. ra.
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Approved 3rafernilics
Fifty-t'n, fraiternitleai have Irerat 11P
prwt-il by the dean of meh's office to en
tertagn vvvrnen tonight and tomorrow night.
ph i a pproved extern i th-a a r e Acacia.
Alpha Chi Rho, Alpha Chi Sigma, Alpha
Epeilon Pi. Alpha Gamma Rho, Alpha Phi
Delta, Alpha Itho Chi. Alpha Sigma Phi,
Alpha Tau Omega, Alpha Zeta, Realer
House. Beta Sigma Rho. Beta Theta Pi.
Chi Phi, Delta Chi, Delta Sigma. Lambda,
Delta Sigma Phi, Delta Tau Delta, Delta
Theta Sigma, Delta Uie,ilun, Kappa Delta
Rho, Larrihla Chi Alpha, Omega Pal
Phi Delta Theta, l'hi Epsilon 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, Pi Lambda Phi, Pi Sigma Upsilon,
Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sigma Alpha Mu,
Sigma Chi, Sigma Nu, Sigma Phi Alpha.
Sigma Phi Kt/11100, Sigma Pi.
Tau Kappa ElPbill,ll, Tau Phi Delta,
Theta Chi, Theta Delta Chi, Theta Kappa
Phi, Theta Xi, Triangle, and Zeta Beta
Tau. Kappa Alpha Psi hits been approved
tonight only. Alpha Phi Alpha has been
approved for Saturday night only.
Cabinet Votes--
(Continued from page one)
that the only reason for bring
ing the matter up before the
Supreme Court was a political
one.
Beard said, "I feel that this
matter was brought before the
Supreme Court with the idea and
hope that it would be deemed un
constitutional."
This would allow, Beard con
tinued, candidates to run on a
platform of outlawing student
compensations.
Ross Lehman, assistant secretary
of the Alumni Association, sug
gested that Cabinet set up cer
tain avenues of approach between
itself and the Supreme Court so
that the court will know how to
go about accepting cases involv
ing the All-University constitu
tion,
He also suggested that the
court adopt an ex-faculty adviser
upon whom it could call, to clear
up matters of appeal. •
He urged Cabinet to take ac
lion along these lines in the near!
future or be faced with the propo- 1
sition of having the Supreme!
Court passing legislation.
Talent Show
Free Tickets for
Sophomores at HUB desk
Sophomore Class
HEEL
SATURDAY, MARCH 10
HUB Ballroom
'Phi Mu Alpha Dance Band
Will Play at Forestry Ball
The 18-piece Phi Mu Alpha dance orchestra will play at
the Forestry Ball tonight from 9 a.m. to midnight in the
Hetzel Union ballroom.
Tickets for the semi-formal affair, which is open to all
students, are on sale at the Hetzel Union desk for $2.50.
Phi Mu Alpha, men's honorary and professional frater
nity, organized the dance band two years ago. During that
time, the group has given two jazz concerts in Schwab Audi
torium and played for the Centennial ball last year.
Its members have arranged ov-1
er half the music that the band,
plays. Its theme song, "Starlight'
Dream," was written and ar
ranged by Elmer C. Wareham, in
structor in music
Charles H. Springman, the I
leader of the band, said the mem
bers have added 17 original ar-,
rangements to their collection,
this year.
Featured players for the group'
are Kenneth Lesight, senior in
music education from Yukon, on;
trumpet; Robert Dombeck, senior ,
in mechanical engineering from
Wampum, on trombone; Verinol
Dandrea, senior in music educa-,
tion from Altoona, on saxophone;l
and Gerald Miller, junior in hotel,
administration from Allentown,
on piano.
Parking Report—
(Continued from page one)
Douglas Moorhead, Athletic As
sociation president, asked All-
University President Earl Seely
to appoint a committee to look
into the possibilities of expand
ing the broadcasting range of
WDFM. Moorhead pointed out
that although a portion of each
student's fees is used to finance
the station, an inadequate num
ber of the students are unable to
benefit from WDFM because its
broadcasting range is unsuffic
ient. Moorhead suggested the pos
sibilities of placing transponders
downtown and throughout the
dormitories and expanding the
station's operating time. Cabinet
moved to look into the situation.
Moorhead also asked Cabinet
and
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FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1956
ROTC Groups
Receive Shots
Reserve Officer Training Corps
cadets and midshipmen are re
ceiving immunization shots in
preparation for summer training.
A team of doctors and navy
personnel from the United States
Naval Hospittl in Philadelphia
will conclude the shots for the
NROTC midrhipmen today.
Eighty freshmen and junior
NROTC regular midshipmen will
take a European cruise this sum
mer. Twenty sophomore regular
. midshipmen will spend eight
weeks in the United States on a
!combination aviation and amphi
bious program.
Sophomores will receive amphi
bious, training at Little Creek,
j Va., and aviation training at Cor
!pus Christi, Tex.
Twenty-four junior and three
senior contract midshipmen will
spend six weeks cruising in the
Caribbean area.
Ninety-three junior and eight
senior Air Force Reserve Officer
Training Corps cadets are receiv
ing immunization injections for
tetanus, typhoid fever, and small
pox in preparation for four weeks
of summer training.
for approval to submit to Ernest
B. McCoy, Dean of the College of
Physical Education and Athletics,
a request to hold a donkey bas
ketball game in conjunction with
Spring Week. Cabinet unanimous
ly approved the request.
Door Prizes
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Dance
Music by
THE TRI-TONES