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NSA
Will
Conference
Begin Friday
The National Student Association Regional Convention
will start at 3 p.m. Friday with registration for delegates.
Approximately 130 schools are expected to be represented
at the convention according to Barbara Bendel, NSA special
arrangements chairman.
Keynote address for the weekend will be given by Ste-
phen H. Fuller, assistant professor
of business administration at Har
vard University, at 9 a.m. Satur
day in the Hetzel Union Assembly
room.
Wilmer -E. Kenworthy, director
of student affairs, will welcome
visiting students to the University
at 13 p.m. Friday in the assembly
TOM.
Bahrenburg io Welcome
Robert Bahronburg, All-Univer-
F.ity president, will welcome the
guests for the students. Follow
ing the welcome an NSA officer
will explain the purpose of NSA.
Friday's schedule will close
with an informal reception at 10
p.m. in the main lounge of the
HUB.
Actual convention work will be
conducted in workshops. The first
of these will start at 10:30 a.m.
Saturday in different rooms in
The HUB.
During the Saturday lunch hour
2 special meeting with non-mem
ber schools will be held in the
BUB snack bar. NSA officials
then will answer questions for
visiting officials.
Pomroy is Chairman
James Pomroy, NSA regional
director, is chairman of the con
vention. He will conduct a busi
ness meeting for member schools
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SENIORS! ITS KEELERS of curse for
your graduation name cards. engraved
proceas printed. Prices from $2.40 a
hundred and up. Keeler% . . the Uni
versity Book Store. Cathaum Theatre
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COUNSELORS WANTED—Camp Bargee
Girl Scout Camp near State College.
Nurse $150: Waterfront $225: Nature $125;
Unit Leaders $1.50: As.A. Unit Leaders
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THE CO-ED in 419 McElwain has a data
for Senior Mall. May 4- Hate you!
YOU MAY watch the Student Sers ice
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at 10 a.m. Sunday in the assembly
room.
Attending the convention for
the University will be six dele
gate s. They are Bahrenburg;
James Musser, NSA co-ordinator;
Barbara Hendel, special arrange
ments chairman; Robert Heck,
campus affairs chairman; Donna
Cowder, international relations
chairman: and Edward Lon g,
member of the campus affairs
committee.
Singh to be Present
Mano Singh. representative of
World University Service from.
India, will attend to answer ques
tions that schools attending the
meetings have concerning WUS
or Campus Chest.
Janice Smith, member of the
WUS committee at the Univer
sity, will also answer questions
on the same subject. She, along
with four other students, attend
ed the Campus Chest convention
in Philadelphia this past week
end. Other students attending are
Miss Hendel, Lawrence McCabe,
Long, and Robert Stroup.
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ny. The actors as a whole did
good jobs. It was an entertaining
show.
We will evaluate the actors in
the light Stark presented them.
The most impressive was Jon
Wilder who was magnificent as
"Uncle Vanya." He approached
most closely the character we
think Chekhov wr o te— a dis
couraged, beaten man suffering
"unrequited love," who erupts in
to a passionate hatred for his
love's husband, the professor, and
at the end relapses into a gloomy
dejection.
He looked like a middle or low
er class Russian of the turn of the
century might look, we imagine.
He spoke the part, and he acted
the part. In his hate and dejec
tion scenes he may have over
! acted—but it was hilarious.
As the "dashing" doctor who
comes to the professor's country
I estate to gaze upon the profes
sor's wife in love, Gerald Denisof
portrays in Astroff a partially
convincing lover of life and the
wildness of forest country. Tall
• and with a facial expression-hid
ing mustache, he leaves one ma
jor impression: hooked hands un- ,
der the armpits.
Robert Reifsneider, an associate
professor of theater arts, played'
his role of the spirited and dis
liked professor to the hilt. Play
ing for a line a laugh, except for
one scene of pain and depression,
he came across very strongly. We
think the part was grossly mis
interpreted but in playing for
,laughs he was great.
I The two heroines, Ruth Yeaton
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sistant professor of speech.
. The 12 colleges and universities
represented at the festival are
Geneva College, Indiana State
Teachers College, Westminster
College, St. Francis College, Slip
pery Rock State Teachers Col
lege, Juniata College, Seton Hill
College, Ogontz Center, Hazelton
Center, Temple University, Uni
versity of Pittsburgh, and the
University.
Scholarships--
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the professor.
The council ago discussed a Big
Sister-Big Brother plan for fresh
men entering the College of Lib
eral Arts. Schreiger appointed
Lynne Tyler to look into the plan
the Home Economics Student
Council uses and report.
Donkey—
(Continued from page one)
will act as Honey Dippers or san
itary engineers.
Names of the winners of Spring
Week will be announced after the
game and the trophies will be
awarded.
as the professor's wife, and Nancy
May as his daughter, do well but
were in main unimpressive. Mrs.
Yeaton seemed an English
countrywoman, not a tired Rus
sian wife married to a man many
years her senior. Miss May, if
anything, underplayed the love
sick daughter.
Others in the cast were Walter
Vail, as a pock-marked land
owner.. Marion Vail, as a nurse;
and Millis Mershon, aged mother.
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WEDNESDAY. APRIL 25, 1956
Dairy Queen
Voting Begins
Seventeen coeds have been
nominated for Dairy Queen. Vot
ing to select five finalists in the
contest will begin today and end
Tuesday.
Students in dairy science are
eligible to vote. The voting will,
take place in 106 Dairy.
The queen' will be chosen from
the five finalists at 7 p.m. May 3.
The selection will be made by
members of the Dairy Science
Club.
Pictures of the candidates are
now on display in the lobby of
the Dairy building.
Candidates for queen and their
sponsors include Patricia Kelly,
Zeta Tau Alpha; Martha McDon
ald, Phi Mu; Karen Bixler, Gam
ma Phi Beta; Patsy Paxton, Zeta
Tau Alpha; Elaine Hoffman. Kap
pa Delta; Ellen VanderVoort,
Beta Sigma Rho.
Janet Davidson, Delta Gamma
Lois Stonebraker, Delta Gamma
Jean Poole, Alpha Chi Omega
'Barbara Albeck, Sigma Sigma
Sigma; Jane Levy, Sigma Delta
Tau; Barbara Mensinger. Delta
Delta Delta; Rachel Milligan,
I Theta Chi.
Lois Colteryahn, Alpha Omi
cron Pi; Margaret Ross, Alpha
Gamma Delta; Bette Gichner, Al
pha Epsilon Phi; and Marjorie
Elliot, Delta Zeta.
WSGA to Meet Tonight t
Women's Student Government
Association Senate will meet at
6:30 tonight in 218 Hetzel Union.