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University
Scheduled
The Sub-committee on Social Affairs has set up the fol
lowing all-campus calendar for the 1956-57 school year.
Organizations wishing to schedule other all-campus ac
tivities for next year should contact the office of the dean of
men as soon as possible. Events may be scheduled on any date
that is open. This calendar is set
up to avoid conflicts between
similar events.
Fall Semester 1956: September
9, Orientation Week begins. AIM-
Leonides mixer (HUB); 12-13, fall
semester registration begins; 12,
TFC-Panhel Starlight Dance
(HUB); 15. AIM-Leonides Dink
Debut (HUB), Fun Night (Rec
hall); 17, fall semester classes be
gin 8 a.m.; 21. Campus Chest Kick
,off rally and dance (Rec hall);
22. church reception night; 27.
Business Administration student
council, freshman mixer (Waring
ball); 29, Pennsylvania (away);
October 6. Army (away), Cwens-
Dungaree Drag (HUB); 11. Thes
pian show; 12. Homecoming.
Thespian show; 13. Holy Cross..
Homecoming, Thespian sh o w,.
AIM-Leonides Autumn Ball
(HUB); 20. Ohio State (away);
25, Players' show; 26, Junior
Prom, (Rec Hall). Players show;
27, West Virginia (home), Players'
show; 29, Community Concert;
November 2,Mortar Board-
Mardi Gras (fee Hall); 3. Syra
cuse (away), Chimes-Mardi Ball
(HUB), Ag Hill party; 10. Mid
semester below grades due, Bos
ton University (home). Band Day;
15, Sigma Chi-U.S. Marine Band
.(Rec Hall); 17, North Carolina
State (home); 20, Community
Concert; 21, Thanksgiving recess
begins 11:30 a.m.; 24, Pittsburgh
(away); 26, recess ends 8 a.m.
December 1. basketball—Car
negie Tech (home); 5. basketball
Rutgers (home): 7. Military Ball.
(Rec Hall); 15, basketball-wrest-I
ling—Colgate (home); 19, Christ-I
Town Independent Men
Events
for '56-57
mas recess begins at 11:50 a.m.
January 3, Christmas recess
ends 8:00 a.m.; 5, wrestling—
Maryland (home); 7, basketball—
Gettysburg (home); 9, basketball
—Temple (home); 12, wrestling—
Lehigh (home); 16, fall semester
classes end 5:00 p.m., basketball
—Syracuse; 17. fall semester ex
ams begin 8 a.m.; 25, fall semester
ends 5:30 p.m.
Spring Semester 1957: January
30-31, Orientation and registra
tion.
February 1, registration; 2,
registration, gymnastics West
Virginia (home), wrestling—Ohio
State University (home); 4, Spring
semester classes begin 8 a.m.; 6,
gymnastics—Temple (home); 13,
basketball—Blcknell (home); 15,
WRA-Valentine Dance (HUB); 16,
basketball—West Virginia (home);
23, gymnastics—Army (home),
freshman 'class dance (HUB); 27,
basketball—Lehigh (home).
March 1, Forestry Ball (HUB);
2, basketball—Pittsburgh (home);
7, Players' show; 8, Players' show;
9, w rest lin g—lllinois (home),
sophomore class dance (HUB),
Players' show; 15, wrestling—
EIWA; 16, wrestling—ElWA; 30,
Greek Week work projects.
April 2, Greek Week Pledge
Banquet; 4, Greek Week Banquet
(IFC-Panhel), Thespian show; 5,
Breakfast
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Request the honour of
your presence at the
in the Hetzel Union Building Ballroom
Kindly purchase tickets at HUB desk
Dairy Exposition
(Continued from page two)
honored by the presentation of
numerous trophies.
The 31st annual Dairy Exposi
tion is being dedicated to Robert
H. Rumler, executive secretary
of the Holstein-Friesian Associa
tion of America. Mr. Rumler will
be guest of honor during the en
tire day's program.
The show is open to the public
at any time during the afternoon.
No admission will be charged.
IFC-Panhel Ball (Rec Hall), Thes
pian show; 6. Thespian show; 12,
AIM-Leonides-S pr in g Dance
(HUB), Home Economics Spring
Week; 17-24, Spring recess; 29,
Spring Week—coronation Miss
Penn State (Rec Hall).
May 1, Spring Week; 2, Spring
Week; 3, Senior Ball; 9, Players;
10. Players; 11. May Day (front
campus); 12. Mother's Day; 25,
Spring semester exams begin 1:20
June 5, Spring semester ends
12:30 p.m.; 8, Commencement day.
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MISCELLANEOUS
SATURDAY. MAY 11, 1956
Dancers
(Continued from page one)
used for coronation.
-In 1926, May Day was - held on
Holmes Field, but it was moved
to Front Campus the next year.
It remained there until 1949 when
construction forced it to return
temporarily to Holmes Fie l d
again.
Holmes Field was not only used
for the program itself, but for the
now obsolete May Day breakfast
Freshman and sophomore women
called for their big sisters at 7:15
a.m. to eat around a bonfire built
on the field.
May Day
(Continued from page one)
Day tea will be held in each
of the dormitory lounges from
2 to 3 p.m.
General chairman for the May
Day ceremony is Margaret For
ster and faculty advisor is Miss
Helen Sittig, assistant dean of
women. The event is sponsored
by WSGA.
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