WEDNESDAY
NOVEMBER 14, 1956
IK
FM
orkshop Ideas Ask
, Rushing Changes
OEM
mmendations, ranging from expansion of the
arketing Association's buying program to a
of rushing registration, have been presented to
ernity Council.
Fraternity
new system
-the Interfra
The ree,
1956 IFC I,
mmendations were contained in a report on the
orkshops, which was accepted by the council
Monday nigh
Two of the
posed. incorp•
supplies in
specific ideas pro
ration of household
MA's program and
se of IBM cards in
of rushing 'registra-
the poss'ible
a new system
tion.
Other reco
That a n;
movie be ma,
mendations were
w, more complete
e on the fraternity
ipand IFC's field of
ins to the high
hout the state; that
lof rushing registra
, possibly incorpor
of IBM cards.
lion Course
system, to .e
public relati,
schools throu!
'a new system
tion be passe.
ating the use
Orient
That IFC .ive_ an orientation
course in all .ledge training pro
grams, teach' g its organization
and rules; and that a study be
made of possible ways for frat
ernities to finance major house
improvements.
The report, given by workshop
chairman Robert Nurock, also
contained a number of recom
mendations concerning the oper
ation of the workshops program.
Asks Parents' Letters
In other business, IFC Presi
dent Daniel Land urged all frat
ernity men to bring back from
the Thanksgiving recess a letter
from their parents concerning the
length of the Christmas vacation.
These letters, which should be
addressed to All-University Pres
ident Robert Bahrenburg, should
contain the - pai - ents' views on the
dates the vacation begins and
ends.
Spirit 'lncentives' Urged
Houston Elam, graduate stu
dent in business administration
from Lansdale, was appointed
temporary. chairmanof a commit
tee to investigate the possibility
of arranging for "minor incen
tives" to improve school spirit.
Elam suggested incentives, such
as a half-hour extension of wo
men's permissions following a
winning sports event, be used to
instill "a little bit of `gungho-ism'
in the students."
Parliamentarian Named
Joseph Eberly, senior in phy
sics from State College, was ap
pointed IFC parliamentarian and
Craig Kauffman, junior in aero
nautical engineering from Upper
Darby, was named to head the
IFC Future Housing Committee.
Mark Levine, senior in business
administration from Easton, was
named chairman of a committee
to investigate the possibility of
all the members of a fraternity
obtaining blocks of football tick
ets in the same section.
Sigma Chi Presents . .. .
All Proceeds to the U.S. Olympic Fund
Matinee . . . 3:30 P.M.
5 Industries Aid
Automation Lab
Five industries have made con
tributions to aid in the establish
ment of the automation labora
tory at the University. •
The Worthington Co. has pro
vided a compressor. The gift has
been arranged by J. P. McArthur,
class of '29.
Automatic controls were con
tributed by the Square D. Co.
H. G. Weber and Co., Inc., has
provided a sensing unit. The Dia
mond Chain Co. has donated a
working display, and Zager Tool
Inc., a gearless head for multiple
spindle drill operations.
Chester Linsky, assistant pro
fessor of industrial engineering,
will head the laboratory.
Americans buy about 5300,000,-
Since its founding, the Univer-,000 worth of phonograph records
sity has granted 56,000 degrees.' a year.
LOOK FOR TICKET SELLERS ON THE MALL, IN WARING HALL,
AT THE CORNER ROOM, MUSIC ROOM, AND SIGMA CHI
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Employment
Interviews
The following firms will con
duct interviews -for February
graduates and advanced degree
candidates who expect to receive
degrees during the current school
year in the. Placement Service
office in 112 Old Main:
Nov. 223. De Laval Steam TurLine Co:
OS: ME.
Dec. 3, Army Corps of Engineers; BS:
ArchE, CE. EE. ME.
Dec. 3, Cutler Hammer. Inc: MS: MS.
EE, ME_
Dec. 3. Diamond Alkali Co: All Degrees:
Chem. CE.
Dec. 3, Ramo-Wooldridge Corp: All De•
AeruE. EE. ME. EngSei. Math. Phys.
4 Profs Attending
Adult Ed Conclave
Four University staff members
are participating in the annual
Conference of the Adult Educa
tion Association of the United
States in Atlantic City this week.
They are: Anthony S. Luchek,
head of the Labor Education Ser
vice; William H. Powers, director
of the Arts and Sciences Exten
sion; Hugh G. Pyle, in charge of
the Division of Informal Instruc
tion, General Extension; and Wil
liam R. Gordon, professor of the
Rural Sociology Extension.
The theme of the conference is
"Development of Mature Individ
uals."
Tomorrow
t Rec Hall
Evening Performance . . . 8:00 P.M.
Gerber to Direct Change
Of Leonides Constitution
Linda Gerber, senior in arts and letters from York. has
been appointed head of the committee for revising the
Leonides constitution.
Susan Sunderland, Linda Segar, Marie Russo, Ruby Sea
-
man, Ruth Herr. and Donna Lewis
will serve on the committee.
:monthly socials for all independ-
Fashion Delegate Chosen ient men and women.
Candace Huber.be Barbara John, Arabel Wagner,
Serving on the committee will
:
arts and letters from Wynnewood. and Marion Alquist.
has been chosen to represent ; A mass meet i ng of Leonides
Leonides in the Cwens fashion'
I will be held Dec. 10. Plans are
A Leonides bluebook file will show Dec. 1. being made to organize a talent
show and a sugg that th
be available from 4 to 5:15 p.m.
l
MM-Leonides cho est irus o
si n
ng Christ
e
Monday through Wednesday and mas carols is being studied.'
from 3 to 5:15 p.m. Thursday at _
the Leonides office in 203 Hetzet
Union. Fine Arts Prof Invited
Appointments for Spring Week:To Give Two Lectures
are: Gretchen Hauser. Leonides;
Dr. Paul F. Norton, associate
Spring Week Chairman: Joanna professor of fine arts, has been
Englis. Mad Hatter; Nan c y• invited to present two talks in
Buckhout. He-man; Donna Lewis,
Baltimore, Md., this month.
properties and decorations: Gret-
On Nov. 29, he will address the
then Hauser, costumes, and Anita
Baltimore Municipal Art Society
Grubbs, booth construction. ;on "Benjamin Henry Latrobe:
Independent Social Planned Baltimore Architect!' and the
Barbara Barniker was chosen following day he will speak be
by council to head a committee' fore the Maryland Historical So
to work with the Town Inde-!ciety on "Benjamin Henry La
pendent Me n for organizing' trobe: The English Years."
S ~ s _
Gail Canouse
IDLE chatter . until now TKE's order of 99 party pictures
last year has been the all time record. BSP shattered this
record when they ordered 107 copies of their party pictures
last week.
DON'T miss a Farth for Two Kiddings at the Nittany. Won-
derful.
USUALLY it's strictly taboo to pass constructive criticism on
another man's business, especially publicity. Therefore we
won't mention,any names. But wilt anyone take a guess just
which restaurant in town consistently runs out of anything
UNUSUAL on their menu by 6 p.m. You guessed it! Now let's
hope the owner reads the same column you do!
CONCERNING sorority composites to be done in January
or February. If you're going to be on our January or February
shooting schedule and you need a portrait for Christmas,
call up and make an appointment. now_ Mention sorority you
belong to. This wilt be limited to 8 girls per sorority.
Afull length portrait of the most beautiful girl we've ever
photographed will appear in Froth. What's more (and her
initials are S.S.) she doesn't even know she was photo
graphed. Further, if Froth goes ahead and permits us to use
this picture, there's an excellent chance of this girl making
cover girl on "PlaybOy."
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