PAGE TWELVE
Council Will Appoint
Two Ag Committees
The Agriculture Student Council has asked its president,
Russell Beatty, to appoint library and driveway improve
ment committees.
One committee will investigate ways to improve the,
agriculture library and the other will see what can be done
to fix the driveway behind Arms-|
by and Weaver Buildings. ;
Before the council decided to,
appoint the committees Tuesday
night, suggestions on both prob
lems were made from the floor, j
The group felt that the main)
difficulty in the set-up of the,
agriculture library was the lack l
of space. At the present time there;
are seating accommodations for
90 students and insufficient space'
on the open shelves for many of:
the books of general interest. j
Other Improvements j
The group also felt that thei
lighting and temperature could!
be improved. The room was said
to be very cold in the winter. !
The driveway behind Armsby;
and Weaver is filled with craters.:
The group suggested that the De
partment of Physical Plant be
consulted about the cost and pro
cedure for having the driveway
fixed.
Election Procedure
Jean Poole, council secretary,
suggested that representatives of
the agricultural clubs, who com-!
prise the council membership, be.
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elected after the council officers
have been elected.
She explained that the clubs
usually hold their elections short
ly before the council holds its
(election of officers. Since the con
■stitution requires that the repre
sentatives take their seats on
council at the meeting following
,their election many of them do
;not know those nominated for of
jfice and are handicapped in vot
ing.
Three Appointment!
j It was suggested that the .pres
ent system of holding elections in
i clubs before the council elections
is a good one because the council
| membership would not be com
jpletely new at one time. Beatty
• said that all the members of All-
University Cabinet went into of
fice at the same time and that he
felt that the practice worked
j there.
1 Beatty appointed Carl Wolfe,
Howdy Night Chairman, and
Richard Grubb and Paul Felton,
agricultural softball league co
chairmen.
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WH Council Post
Filled by Smith
Carl Smith, freshman in chem
ical engineering from Scranton,
has been elected president of West
Halls Council, succeeding Lewis
Wonderly.
Smith appointed Wonderly, jun
[ior in business administration
from Phoenixville, spring week
co-chairman; John Buchart, fresh
man in chemistry from York, food
service chairman; Jacob Hostet
ter, freshman in mechanical en
gineering from York, representa
tive-at-large; and John Snyder,
freshman in chemical engineer
ing, parliamentarian.
Junior Advisory Board
Applications Extended
The deadline for application to
the Junior Advisory Board has
been extended from noon tomor
row to noon Wednesday.
Sophomores may apply by turn
ing in a letter at the Hetzel Union
desk including the student’s name,
address, activities, All-University
average and the reasons he is ap
plying.
Student Wins Fellowship
Fred Unterleitner, graduate stu
dent in physics from Brooklyn,
|N.Y., has been awarded the $2500
; George P. Fryling Fellowship es
jtablished at the University by. the
lErie Resistor Corp. He is a candi
date for a doctor of philosophy de
igree.
[•Benjamin Franklin retired from
‘business at the early age of 42.
(MADI IN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, FROM A NEW MARUORO RECM)
Song by
Included
The Women’s Chorus Spring Concert, which will be held
at 3 p.m. Sunday in Schwab auditorium, will feature a song
written by Clarence Robinson, former head of the Depart-
ment of Music.
' Robinson has dedicated the song
to the Women’s Chorus and, to
Raymond Brown, last year’s direc
tor of the Chorus.
The concert will open with
songs of devotion. Sandra
Mayes, senior in home econom
ics from Lemont, will sing 'This
Is My Father's World." Other
songs in this group include
"Salutation", "Praise Ye the
Lord" and "Praise to The Lord."
Evelyn Tippett, sophomore in
music education from Osceola
Mills, and Mary Beker, freshman
in education from Pittsburgh) will
sing “Waters Ripple and Flow.”
Shirley Zampelli, sophomore in
art education from Lewistown,
will sing the solo for “Ride the!
Chariot.”
Other songs include "Flower
of Dreams." "Music." "Reverie."
'Thumbelina" and "Let Not
Your Song End."
The Chorus will also, sing
"Susani," a Christmas Carol.
"Were You There?", an Easter
anthem, and "In June." which
was written by Brown.
Harriet Learn, junior in psy
chology from Bartonsville, will
play' the piano' accompaniment
and Nancy Limberger, senior in
music education from West Ches-
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FRIDAY. APRIL 12. 1957
Former Professor
In Chorus Concert
ter, will play the organ accom
paniment.
Paul Campbell, associate- pro
fessor of music, is director of the
Chorus.
Prof Receives Patents
Dr. Paul H. Schweitzer, profes
sor of engineering research, has
been issued two Austrian patents
for a piston and a crank mechan
ism for combustion engines.
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COMING BACK to Penn State Phi Kappa
Tau's Milkman's Matinee Saturday after
noon, April 27. Combo and all—everyone
welcome.
DANCE. TO the smooth music of Don
Krebs and his orchestra this Saturday
at the Philipsburg American Legion from
10:30 to 1:30. Legionnaires and their guests
welcome.
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