THURSDAY. FEBRUAR
Housing
Remain
The University
ing conditions for s
stage, Dean of Men'
Simes could se
the inspection pro.
Stock Dra
For Ag Sh
Set for To
Drawings for anim
hibited in the Little I
Livestock Show will
7:30 tonight in 206 Ar
Beef cattle to be
Little International ar
steer classes of the H
gus and Shorthorn br
The sheep division I
posed of .Hampshire
Southdown and Shrol
ling ewes.
Yorkshire and Duro breeds will
be included in the h g division,
and three morgan m es will rep
resent the horse divis• n.
The Livestock sh w will be
Lid on April 27 an is open to,
the public.
I
Participants will beljudged ac
cording to their ability to fit and
show animals, and the winning
contestants will be awarded prizes'
of money, ribbons and trophies.
Fitting and showing demon
s" .ations will be given to help
prospective contestants. The dates
c - the demonstrations have not
been announced.
Engagements
Klumpp-Evans
Dr. an d Mrs. Theodore G.
Klumpp of Sands Point, Long Is
land, N.Y., - have announced the
engagement of their daughter
Virginia Ann to Ralph Bayard
Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bay
ard D. Evans of McLean, Va.
Miss Klurnpp is a senior in arts
and letters and a member of Al
pha Xi Delta sorority.
Mr. Evans is a senior in hotel
administration and a member of
Chi Phi fraternity.
Dieter-Lehman
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. J. Dieter of
Nazareth have announced the en
gagement of their daughter Ruth
Ann to Bruce Lehman Jr., son of
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lehman of
Harrisburg.
Miss Dieter is a senior in ele
mentary education and is a mem
ber of Alpha Omicron Pi sorority.
Mr. Lehman is a senior in in
dustrial psychology and is a mem
ber of Chi Phi fraternity.
Cook-Coolbaugh
Mr. and Mrs. H. Dale Cook of
Media have announced the en
gagement of their daughter Mary
Dale to Jesse D. Coolbaugh of
Media.
Mr. Coolbaugh is a senior in
arts and letters and a member
of Chi Phi fraternity.
Professor of Music
Gets Appointment
Dr. Frances M. Andrews, pro
fessor of music education, has
been appointed to the board of
editors of the Music Educators
National Conference and Feder
ated Music Educators Associa
tions.
Dr. Andrews is vice president
of the Music Educators National
Conference, Eastern Division. She
is also serving as chairman of
music in public schools and col
leges for the Pennsylvania Fed
eration of Music Clubs, Inc.
Jazz Club Officers
The Jazz Club has elected Ju
dith Stock, freshman in arts and
letters from Pittsburgh, secretary;
and Kenneth Todd, sophomore in
business administration fr o m
Pittsburgh, treasurer. .
•The 1956-57 commanders of the
Pennsylvania divisionsi of the two
chief U.S. veterans' organizations
are University gradu:tet. They
are Joseph P. Ga • ois, '42,
American Legion, • d Morton
Fromm;.'3B, Veterans of Foreign
Wars.
21. 1957
Evaluation Plan
NebulousaSimes
s proposal to evaluate downtown hous
udents is still very much in the planning
Frank J. Simes said yesterday.
Ave date for the beginning of
, xplained that the problem is
very complex, involving inspec
tion of all downtown housing
facilities and that it involves con
siderable preliminary discussion)
before it can begin.
no tenta
ram. He
ings
uw
Simes said that fraternities
would be included in the housing
inspection.
Standards Will Be Set
ight
!Is to be ex
-1 ternational
be held at
sby Hall.
1 sed in the
• heifer and
reford, An
:eds.
Kill be com-
Before anything can be done on'
the plan, he said the standards!
which the housing facilities must]
meet will have to be determined,
and an actual program for inspec-'
tion will have to be mapped out.
Simes said that the prime ob
ject of the inspection will be the
safety of students living down
town. The inspection will include
such considerations as fire pre
cautions and sanitary conditions,
as well as living and storage
space and other items.
Trustees Favor Plan
Cheviot,
shireh year-
The inspection of downtown
housing has been in a discussion
stage for some time. The Board'
of Trustees favors the plan, and
wants the dean of men's office:
to set up a list of approved hous-'
ing and require students living
downtown to live only in ap
proved quarters.
The dean of men's office cur
rently has a list of housing• fa
cilities which they have inspect
ed, on the request of the house
owner, and approved. Students
are not required to choose a room
which appears on the list, how
ever.
No Dissatisfaction Expressed
Simes emphasized that the in
spection has not been proposed
because of any dissatisfaction
with the overall housing sjtuation.
He termed downtown student
housing conditions "generally
very good," and indicated that
most downtown rooms are satis
factory.
There are currently 3400 stu
dents living in private rooming
houses in town. Students living in
fraternities number 2062, bring
ing the total to 5462. The ques
tion •of whether apartments will
be included in the inspection pro
gram has not as yet been decided,
Simes said.
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MARCH 7,8, 1957
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The following firms will con
duct interviews for June and Aug
ust graduates in the Placement
Service in 112 Old Main:
IMarch 5:
Central Intelligence Agency: BS: Sec Sd.
Group Meeting in 203 Willard Hall, 7:00-
9:00 P.M.
March 7:
Allegheny Ludlum Steel: BS. MS: ChE,
Chem. CE. EE. lE. ME. Met. Phys. Math.
Burroughs Research Center: BS. MS:
EE. ME, Math, Phys.
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co: BS: ME,
EE. lE, ChE, Met. Cer.
Connecticut Mutual Life Ins. Co: BS.
MS: Acctg. I&RE. Adv.
W. T. Grant: BS: Bus Adm, LA, Ed.
Psych, for retailing.
Inland Steel: BS. MS: ME. CE. lE. EE.
ChE, Met, Accnr, Mgmt, Econ, Pin. Chem,
Phys.
Wagner Electric: BS: EE, ME, lE.
The following camps will con
duct interviews for prospective
counsellors at the Student Em
ployment Service, 112 Old Main:
Feb. 23:
Camp De!woo& Pennsylvania
Camp Rondaek, New York
Indian Lake Camp. Pennsylvania
New Jersey Y3IIIA Camps. Pennsylvania
Feb. 28:
Camp Conrad Weiser, Pennsylvania
Newly-elected officers of Kap
pa Alpha Theta are Sally Jo
Barnes, president• Anne Nitrauer,l
vice president; Joanne Bedenk,
recording secretary; Avis Dunkle
berger, treasurer; Joan Auerbach,
pledge trainer.
New initiates of Kappa Alpha
Theta are Ann Lutz, - Joan Mac-
Kenzie, Deborah Smith, Sally
Gardner and Kathryn Kersh.
New initiates into Sigma Pi are
John Lado, Lawrence Miller,
Dennis Clark, John Kerr, Robert
Ignatin, John Vogel, Harold Bak
er, Douglas Epp, Gerald Cornell,
Donald McLaughlin and Ray
mond Albed.
New initiates of Chi Phi are
James Thompson. Richard Katz
man, James Brosius, David John
son, Robert Caton, Joseph Hen
drickson, John Bittinger and
George Hostetter.
Physics Prof to Speak
Dr. Erwin W. Mueller, research
professor of physics, will speak
Friday afternoon at a physics di
vision seminar of the National
Carbon Co. Research Laboratories
at Parma, Ohio.
His subject will be "Field lon
Microscopy."
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the first subscription library—in
Philadelphia in 1731. .
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Theatre Art Display
To Open Tomorrow
An exhibit showing the "Theatre Through the Arts" will
open tomorrow in the art gallery of the Hetzel Union
Building.
The exhibit will be disp
pre-Broadway presentation o
Raskin, which begins a six-week
end run at 8 p.m. tomorrow at
Center Stage.
Organized by the Department
of Theatre Arts, the display will
show the many facets of arts in
volved in the theatre. In produc
i g a play, arts are employed as
integrated accents to clarify and
to interpret action.
The theatre is unique in that
it embraces all the visual and
aural arts to the degree that they
are helpful in the presentation.
Creates Play Spirit
Although the place of the arts
in the theatre is intangible, the
use of color, line, form, rhythm,
light composition, and harmony
are all created by the spirit of the
play.
The theatre of today has de
veloped into such a complex means
of expression that its component
parts have become art forms in
itself.
Included in these parts are act
ing, directing, lighting, make-up,
costuming. properties, construc
tion, designing, public relations
d dance and music.
Displays to B, Used
All of these facets will be shown,
with the help of displays, models, '
masks, sketches, photographs.'
stage plans, poster, brochures and'
specially designed properties.
The exhibition will open offi-i
cially at the private party to be;
held following the premier per-I
formance of "One's a Crowd." Thel
party, which will be attendedi
only by invited guests of the De-
COUNSELLOR OPENINGS
—for Men and Women—
For established Co-ed Camp, Poconos, Pa. Group Heads.
Trip and Pioneering (3-5 day out-of-camp trips); Dra
matics. Music, Arts and Crafts assist; ARC assist; small
craft instruction: general (Phys. Ed major). Write back
ground, experience, salary, etc., to:
JOSEPH LAUB
166 Langham Street Brooklyn 35, New York
BIIROUGHS
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electro mechanical equipment. Full program of activities for
government, defense, business and industry. Fine starting salary.
Realistic promotion-from-within policy.
ayed in conjunction with the
"One's a Crowd" by Eugene
partment of Theatre Arts, will be
held in the second floor lounge of
the HUB.
Including among the guests will
be members of the University ad
ministration and officials and
theatrical friends of the author
and director from New York.
Soph Queen Entries
Entries for the queen of the
sophomore dance, "Flirtation
Fling," which will be held March
9, may be submitted at the Hetzel
Union desk until noon March 2.
Any sophomore woman is eli
gible.
One's
A •
Crowd"
tenter Stage
Fri.-Sat. 22 & 13
8 P.M.—Price $l.OO
NO TICKETS FOR FRIDAY
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