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Three Finalists Chosen
In May Queen Voting
Three senior women were chosen as May Queen finalists
in yesterday's Women's Student Government Association
preliminary voting.
They are Claire Ganim, home economics major from
Cincinnatti, Dolores Jones, arts and letters major from Johns-
town and Sheila Nearing, educa
tion major from Milford.
Three freshman women were
named as finalists for the position
of Maid of Honor.
They are Suzanne Kenner,
home economics major from
Greensburg, Marjorie Miller, edu
cation major from Bryn Mawr
and Mary Ann Light, home eco
nomics major from Springfield.
To Serve in Court
The two runners-up for each
position will be included as at
tendants in the Queen's court.
Final voting will be held from
9 a.m. to 6 p.m. tomorrow at the
WSGA polls in Atherton, McAl
lister, McElwain, Simmons and
Thompson Halls. Women from
Grange, Woman's Building and
town will vote in McAllister.
Junior and sophomore atten
dants will also be elected in to
morrow's voting. Pictures of the
May Queen and her court will be
displayed in the Athletic Store
window during the coming week.
The WSGA House of Represen
tatives has named Mary Ann
Gemmil, sophomore in education
from New Cumberland, as May
Day speaker.
Court Jesters Named
Court jesters will be Sara Mc-
Coy, sophomore in home econom
ics from Pittsburgh and Shirley
Pittman, sophomore in arts and
letters from Washington, D.C.
An innovation in this year's
May Day program will be the per
formance of a women's gymnas
tics and calisthenics group which
is being trained by Eugene Wett
stone, assistant professor of phy
sical education.
The WSGA House will select
senior women for the Honor Arch
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FOR SALE
CHEVIE pickup truck. Exceptionally
nice condition. Low mileage. Canvas
corer for the bed Good 6 ply tires-6360.
Chevrolet carry 211 station wagon. All
metal body. 3 seats, good condition-4300.
1946 Ford 4-door sedan-6100. 1950 Nash
2-door sedan—lCS. 194 b GMC pickup truck.
Excellent body and tires. Needs repairs.
Make offer. Phone AD S-6622.
FOR RENT
ROOMS: CLOSE TO campus (1 1 (. : blocks)
good study conditions, clean. comfortable,
reasonable. Congenial surroundings. 519 W.
College.
PARKING SPACES-424 W. Foster. In
quire or call after 5:30 AD 7-4109.
PERSON WHO took Varsity **S" Jacket
from last Thursday. Please call
AD 7-2250 or drop at HUH desk. Senti
mental value.
RAINCOAT: Willard Hall, second floor
Thursday, Feb. 14. car keys in pocket.
Return to Al Faust AD 7-339 F.
PLEASE RETURN Treneheoat taken from
Room n - A Sparks 4 :15-6:90 on Friday'.
March 16. Please call Jim Rohrer AD 7-
'7649.
LADIES TIMEX Sporster Watch with gray
band Friday. Cull Mary ext. 1175.
BARACUTA RAINCOAT. Saturday night
at Phi Epsilon Pi. Please return to
Jerry., 600 S. Allen. AD S-8142.
PARKER 61 black pen with silver top and
clip. vicinity Parking Lot 42. Reward.
Call FL 6-9767 after 6.
TAN MACKINTOSH raincoat Ormer'e
name in pocket. Taken by mistake from
Sint floor Main Eng. at 10 March 14.
Sentimental cabin. ! hay, your "SSU...'
Call John, AD 7-3332.
MAID FOR general housecleaning work
in fraternity house. Monday through
Saturday 8 11-11 i. until noon. All equipment
supplied. Call Delta Upsilon, AD 73398.
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If so. call AD 74492 or bring machine
to 638 W College Ave.
ITS HASSINGER for racket stringhis the
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prompt sercice, guaranteed work. Longer
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Lice Ball or SU Beaver Ave. alter II p.a.
By PAM CHAMBERLAIN
and Hemlock Chain soon. Honor
Arch women are chosen for out
standing service to the University
This year, for the first time, mem
bers of the Hemlock Chain will
also be named on the basis of
service.
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going to draw up a list of books
'as recommended reading for lib
eral arts students. Miss O'Neill
said that Richard C. Maloney, as
sistant dean of the College of the
Liberal Arts, was strongly in
favor of the reading list, although
he said that it had been tried once
before and was unsuccessful.
I The books on the list will be
chosen by liberal - arts faculty
;members.
Sigma Delta Chi to Meet
Sigma Delta Chi, men's profes
sional journalism fraternity, will
meet at 8 p.m. Sunday at 662
Franklin St.
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Council to Hold
Research Talk
A symposium on "Conceptuali
zation in Social Science Research"
will be held under the sponsor
ship of the Social Science Re
search Council at 8 p.m. tomor
row in the Hetzel Union assembly
Dr. Harold K: Schilling, dean
of the Graduate School, will serve
as moderator for the symposium.
Reports on three completed stud
ies will be given.
Dr. Joseph IL Britton, associate
professor of child development
and family relationships, will re
port on "Mental Health Status of
Rural Older People";' Dr. Joseph
H. Grosslight, associate professor
of psychology, on "Patterning Ef
fect in Partial Reinforcement,"
and Dr. Frederick R. Matson, pro
fessor of archaeology, on "The
Ceramic Evidence of Culture
Change in the Turkish Amouq
-5000 to 1500 8.C."
Funeral Services Held
For Engineering Prof
Funeral services were held yes
terday for Clinton F. Heil, pro
fessor of engineering research and
assistant director of the Ordnance
Research Laboratory.
Heil had taught at the Univers
ity since 1945, and was named as
sistant director of the laboratory
in 1952. He is survived by his
wife, Mazie Carol Heil and a
daughter, Phyllis Heil, sophomore
in psychology from State Col
lege.
TRY THIS: put a pack of Luckies on a pedestal—under glass.
Observe closely for several days. What happens? Not a
thing. You've just learned the hard way that an unsmoked
Lucky is simply Waste Taste! Light it, and it's simply
wonderful. You see, a Lucky is made better to taste better.
It's packed end to end with fine tobacco . . .
mild, good-tasting tobacco the -
to taste even better. Don't jusl
light up a Lucky. You'll sa:
tasting cigarette you ever smol
DON'T JUST STAND THERE ...
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MAKE 25 A
Sticklers are simple riddles with
two-word rhyming answers. Both
words must have the same number
of syllables. (No drawings, please!)
We'll shell out $25 for all we use—
and for hundreds that never see
print. So send stacks of 'em with
your name, address, college and
class to Happy-Joe-Lucky, Box
67A, Mount Vernon, N. Y.
Luckies
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Indie Evaluation Plan
Initiated by Leonides
Leonides Council initiated a proposed plan Monday night
for evaluating the activities of independent women in Leon
ides affairs.
Under the plan, presented by Barbara Barniker, chair
man of the point system committee, independent women
will receive points for different
degrees of participation. A mini
mum of 15 points must be ob
tained in order to purchase a
Leonides' pin.
Rosetta Kearney, president of
Leonides, spoke to the women
on the present "lack of spirit"
in Leonides. "We are desperate
ly in need of women to back
Leonides," she said, "and we
want people we can depend on."
Under the new system indepen
dent women will receive 5 points
as committee chairmen, 4 points
as committee co-chairmen and 1
to 3 points as committee mem
bers. Each woman present re
ceived 1 point for attending the
meeting. A cup will be awarded
at the end of the year to the coed
with the most points.
Leonides Council members are
also included in the point, plan.
Miss Kearney announced that
the next mass meeting, a satire
on the Academy Awards, will
be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the
Helsel Union assembly room.
The . satire will be a series of
CIGARETTES
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 20. 1957
skits on recent Hollywood mo
vies.
Among the "actors" are Lash
Howes, president of the Associa
tion of Independent Men, as
Artichoke in "Patience," a satire
on "Baby Doll"; Samuel Valen
tine, captain of the 1956 football
team, as Valentino in a satire
on "La Strada—The Worst For
leign Movie of the Year."
Harry Martini, president of the
junior class, and John Arnold,
vice president of the freshman
class, will appear as Henry Fonda
and Mel Ferrer in "Tol Story," a
take-off on "War and Peace."
Four "Leos,"' replicas of the
Nittany Lion, will be presented
to the winning skits.
The event is open to the pub
lic and admission is free. The
AIM-Leonides choir will sing
during intermission.
Chances on two sport shirts will
be sold by members of Leonides
at 10 cents each or three for 25
cents until April 6. The winner
will be chosen by a drawing at
the Indie Week banquet.
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