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Customs Board Motion
Defeated by Cabinet
A motion to eliminate hat society members from Fresh
man Customs Board membership was defeated by All-Uni
versity Cabinet Thursday night.
In making the motion, Katherine Dickson, co-chairman
of the customs board, said hat society members did not have
High School
Mixers Planned
By 2 Colleges
Programs aimed primarily at
high school students will be held
today by the Colleges of Chemis
try and Physics and Mineral In
dustries.
The College of Mineral Indus
tries will sponsor a counseling
day, while the College of Chem
istry and Physics will hold an
open house and Science Fair.
The Science Fair, in which high
school seniors will display their
projects, will be from 9 a.ni. to 5
p.m. in 309 Whitmore Lab. A
$lOOO scholarship will be awarded
for the best exhibit.
Chem Phys Open House
The open house of the College
of Chemistry and Physics will be
held from 1:30 to 5 p.m. All the
laboratories and research facili
ties will be open . at this time.
During th e afternoon guided
tours will be conducted through
the various exhibits and lecture
demonstrations will be presented
at intervals.
The counseling day of the Col
lege of Mineral Industries will be
held from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Min
eral Industries and Mineral Sci
ence.
MI Counseling
Members of the Mineral Indus
tries Student Council will answer
questions about the College and
scholarships offered by it.
This counseling day will re
place the annual open house
sponsored by the College.
Professor Contributes
To 'Epic of Man' Series
Dr. Frederick R. Matson, pro
fessor of archaeology, hoc contrib
uted to the fourth article in the
Epic of Man series in Life maga
zine.
Research conducted by Dr. Mat
son last summer as a member of
the Iraq-Jarmo expedition. spon
sored by the Oriental Institute of
the University of Chicago, is
among the source material used in
the recent issue.
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time to serve on the board
Hat society members, she said,
spend a good portion of Orienta
tion Week counseling freshmen
in the early evening. This is the
same time customs board meets,
she added.
Daniel Land, Interfraternity
Council president, and William
Clark, All-University vice presi
dent, said they felt hat societies
took no more time than any other
organization. "Besides," Clark
said, "if the co-chairman (George
Wills) is going to be a member
of the board, how can you restrict
other students in hat groups from
membership?"
Spring Week Report
Cabinet also heard the final
Spring Week report from Dick
Seng, general chairman of Spring
Week; and voted to give a gavel
to former All-University president
Earl Seely, and service keys to
1955-1956 Cabinet members and
members of the Cabinet secretar
iat.
Emphasizing the carnival rule
requiring good taste in booths,
Seng told Cabinet members, who
will be carnival checkers, to use
their own basic morals in judging
whether something is in good
taste. "If something is objection
able to your own morals," he said,
"then it is in bad taste."
Public Address System
Seng added that public address
systems could not be used outside
booths. However, he said, un
powered megaphones and record
players with their own speakers
could be used both inside and
outside of booths.
The following appointments
were made by Cabinet; Marilyn
DeMarsh and Sandra Grotsky to
Cabinet secretariat; Owen Proc
tor,. Cabinet Radio Committee
chairman: Katherine Dickson and
George Wills, co-chairman of the
Freshman Customs Board; Law
rence Jacobson and Jerome Bo
gutz, editor and business mana
ger respectively of the Student
Handbook.
Correction
Ray T. Fortunato, director of
employee relationships, will play
the piano and Joseph Bohart.
freshman in business administra
tion. will give a vocal solo in the
Talent Show at 7 p.m. Monday at
Recreation HaH. It was incorrect
ly reported that Joseph Boehret
and Roseanne Fortunato would
participate in the show in yester
day's Daily Collegian.
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Group Votes
To Discard
'Holiday'
The Physical Education student
Council has voted against spon
soring a Sportsman's Holiday for
members of its college after hear
ing the results of a poll in which
50 per cent of its students showed
interest in the event.
Elizabeth Elliott, junior in phy
sical education from Chester and
newly elected senior class repre
sentative, suggested that the
event be held next year in the
fall when it could be properly
publicized and arranged.
Her suggestion will be made
to the new officers of the Stu
dent Major Club of the college,
which will sponsor the event in
,future years.
John Zerbe, Senior in recrea
tion from State College and rep
resentative of the recreation so
ciety, made a motion that the
council appropriate any surplus
funds to the Beaver Dam project.
Ann Farrell, junior in physical
education from State College and
council president, said that extra
money from this year would carry
over to next year's budget.
She appointed Zerbe; William
Spieth, junior in physical educa
tion and council treasurer; and
Marilyn Doan, sophomore in rec
reation from State College and
representative of the Student Ma
jor Club, to draw up a budget for
next year.
At the next meeting a vote will
be taken to see if the council
will give money to the project.
Honorary to Have Banquet
William Seckinger, representa
tive of Phi Epsilon Kappa, men's
physical education professional
and honorary fraternity, said the
group would have a banquet at
6 p.m. May 8 in the Hetzel Union
Building. Elections will be held
at this time and new initiates in
stalled.
This weekend the group will be
host to members of its Buffalo
University, Syracuse University,
and Ithaca College chapters at
the Olympic meet and at an in
formal breakfast meeting at 8:30
a.m. tomorrow in the Hetz e 1 1
Union dining room.
Attention:
Beaver Dam Support
, 1 SPRING
Starts
April
30th
Faculty - Student Variety Show
Monday, April 30 at 7 p.m.
Coronation of Miss Penn State
Monday, April 30 at 9 p.m.
CBS Commentator to Speak
Al Schoolboy Press Conclave
The Annual State High School
Press Convention, sponsored by
Sigma Delta Chi, professional
journalistic fraternity, will be
neld today at the University.
The delegates will be welcomed
by several speeches, including one
by Douglas Edwards of CBS on
`Telecasting the News.'
Lunch will be served in the
Hetzel Union ballroom at noon.
Entertainment will be provided
by two State College High School
musical groups, a dance, and a
magic show. Several journalism
awards will also be presented at
the luncheon.
AZ Captures
Blood Trophy
Alpha Zeta fraternity was
awarded the Spring Week trophy
for donating the most blood to the
Red Cross Blood Drive this week,
according to Richard Seng, Spring
Week chairman.
The trophy was awarded to Al
pha Zeta for 100 per cent partici
pation in the drive. Thirty-nine
of the 49 members of the house
donated blood. The other ten
members were counted since they
were unable to contribute to the
drive. Three were touring with
the Glee Club, six are participat
ing in spring sports, and one is
student teaching.
The trophy was presented by
Phi Delta Theta as part of the na
tional Phi Delta-Theta commun
ity service program in which 119
chapters will donate their services
to community projects.
6 Measle Cases Admitted
Six students were admitted to
the University Infirmary with
German measles yesterday, mak
ing a total. of 15 measle cases.
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Last Times TODAY STATE
"ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK" 1
& "Blackjack Ketchum. Desperado"
1 Mon. - "Red Sundown" in Color
Students, Faculty and
University Employees
You Are Invited t 0....
Recreation Hall
Recreation Hall
SATURDAY, APRIL 28. 1956
This afternoon there will be
several workshops in the field of
journalism conducted by mem
bers of the business and editorial
staffs of the Daily Collegian and
LaVie.
Campus s:ght-seeing trips have
been arranged by members of
the business and editorial staffs
of the Daily Collegian and LaVie.
Campus sight-seeing trips have
been arranged by members of
Theta Sigma Phi, women's profes
sional journalistic fraternity, Al
pha Delta Sigma, national profes
sional advertising fraternity, 'and
Sigma Delta Chi.
Thespians Plan
For Next Show
The Penn State Thespians, mu
sical-comedy group, is starting to
plan for next fall's original musi
cal comedy show according to
Louis Fryman, Thespians presi
ident.
Students interested in working
on the show should contact Fry
man at Beta Sigma Rho. He said
no experience is needed in writ
ing, music, or in former Thespians
shows.
The show will be presented
Homecoming Weekend next fall.
Students are at present working
on the music and dialogue for the
new show, he said.
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Fredric March
"The Man in the
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