PA' EIGHT
6 Coeds to Compete
For County Title
Six coeds will be among the twelve contestants to vie for
Miss Centre County, a preliminary elimination for the Miss
America contest, tomorrow night at 8 p.m. in Bellefonte High
School Auditorium.
Contestants from the University are Patricia Reno, fresh
man in arts and letters from Forest Hills, Gloria Ward, fresh-
14 Students Fined
Record Amount
By Traffic Court
Fourteen persons were fined a
total of $94 by the University
Traffic Court last night. It was
the highest amount in fines lev
ied by the Court this year.
' Twenty-two persons appeared
before the Court. Five cases were
dismissed.
Of the fines, $B3 were for park
ing violations and $ll for failure
to report to the Campus Patrol
office. Ten dollars in fines was
suspended by the Court.
Seven persons failed to appear
before the Court, thereby forfeit
ing their right to appeal. They
were automatically fined a total
of $35.
The highest indivioual fine was
$25 for six parking violations and
six failures to report to Traffic
Court.
Last night's meeting of th e
Traffic Court was the last of the
year, according to Richard Kurtz.
member of the court.
Recreation Society
Elects Officers
Edwin Shellenberger, junior in
recreation education from Altoo
na, has been elected president of
the Recreation Society, a social
•club for recreation education ma
jors.
Other newly-elected officers in
clude Carlton Hartman, junior in
physical education from State
College, vice president; Marilyn
Doan, sophomore in recreation
education from Stale Ceege, sec
retary; and Rodney Mott, sopho
more in recreation education from
Meshoppen, treasurer.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA
man in arts and letters from State
College, Arlene Kondor, freshman
in arts and letters from Morris
ville, Carol Braun, sophomore in
home economics from Newton
Square, Rosemary Keating, soph
omore in home economics from
Wilkes-Barre, and Diane Daniels,
junior in arts and letters from
Pittsburgh. ' •
Miss Keating and Miss Braun
are sponsored by Alpha Omi
cron Pi, Diane Daniels by Tri Sig
ma, and Miss Kondor by Alpha
Chi Omega. Miss Reno and Miss
Ward have no sponsors.
Miss Centre County and her
two runners-up will go to Al
toona Friday night to compete
for the Miss Central Pennsylvan
ia title.
The contestants will wear eve
ning gowns and ride in converti
bles in a parade preceding the
competition, which begins at 6:30
p.m.
The parade, which is also in
Bellefonte, will begin on lower
High St., go up High to Spring,
south on Spring to Bishop, from
Bishop to Allegheny, and on Al
legheny to the school.
Each Part Counts a Third
The entries will be judged in
evening gown, bathing suit, and
on talent. Each division will count
one third in the judging.
Miss Reno will do a baton
twining routine. Miss Kondor a
modern ballet, Miss Keating a
dramatic reading, and Miss Braun
a monologue. Miss Daniels will
sing and Miss Ward will display
Iher art work.
The contest is patterned after
the national pageant. in all re
spects. The song Miss America
and other music for the event will
be provided by Keystonaires, or
chestra of the Bellefonte Ameri
can Legion Junior Band, directed
by Owen Butt. Charles Flynn of
WFBG-TV in Altoona will be
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Scholarship io Be Awarded
The winner will receive a schol
arship, which she may use to fi
nance her education at a college
or university, art school, or busi
ness school.
If for !..onic reason the winner
could not use the scholarship to
continue her education, the mon
ey will be hers to use as she de
sires, Neil Wiggin, chairman of
the contest for the Bellefonte
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SUMMER HOUSING-Room and Board at IT'S HASSINGER for racket stringing
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Junior Chamber of Commerce,
announced.
The exact amount of the schol
arship has not been totaled, and
will not be announced until it is
presented.
Winners Given Clothing
The three top winners will also
be presented with articles of
clothing contributed by mer
chants of the area.
The judges of the contest are
Mrs. J. E. Martin o' Bellefonte,
TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1956
Bernard G. Dembert of Altoona.
Rev. C. R. Masters of Bellefonte,
Mrs. Hugh Green of Philipsburg,
and Miss Bernice Chambers, asso
ciate professor of clothing and
textiles at the University, of State
College.
Tickets are on sale in the Mu
sic Room, at the Hetzel Union
desk, and at the, door of the audi
torium. The price is 50 cents.
Doors of the auditorium will
open at 7:30 p.m.
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