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He-Man, Queen of Hearts
Applications Due Monday
Applications for the He-Man Contest and the ‘‘Queen of,
Hearts” tournament will be due Monday at the Hetzel Union
desk, according to John Heinze, He-Man chairman of Spring
Week
Sponsoring groups may obtain application blanks at the
HUb de>k
The preliminary events of the,
H -Man contest, will be held on:
April 28 at Beaver Field, with!
the 100-yard dash and the shot-i
put. The first ten men in each!
event will receive points in the|
order of their finish. The ten menj
with the highest combined scores'
will be qualified for the finals.
The final events, to be held on!
May 1 at Beaver Field, will be|
the 100-yard dash, the shot-put, 1
the bench press and the steeple
chase.
10 Points for First Place
Tbe scoring system for the
final events will be 10 points for
first place, nine for second, eight!
fo- third, seven for fourth and six !
for the rest of the finalists. :
The scoring system has been
changed in order to reduce the
possibility of a tie for the first
four places.* Previously the first
place winner received 10 points,
second place winner five points,
third place winne • three points
and the other six finalists two
points.
In case of rain both the pre-i
liminary and final events will be!
held at Recreation Hall, and the!
preliminary events will include!
a three-lap track event and the
bench press. The final events will
be the bench press, the broad
jump, chin ups on the horizontal!
bar and a four lap track event.
Track Athletes Excluded Hetzel Union Directory
if "' °k? W ° n ®! The names of all new officers
“k" cr , os 4 s - co V ntl 2 * ; of clubs, fraternities, sororities,
8 n^?k er i honorary societies and other or
man or varsity squad of these j ganizations should be turned in at
sports or is a past He-Man wm- !the Hetzel Union desk by April
ner is ineligible. *26, These names will be included
The preliminary event for the'in the Hetzel Union Directory.
s^ cek
All Spring Week Winners Will Be Announced
And Trophies Presented During the Show
Jan Murray...
Star of Radio and TV
Will MC and present
The 26 TROPHIES
Ail proceeds go to Penn State Scholarship Fund
Big Spring Week Event •
| “Queen of Hearts” tournament
[will be a 50-yard dash. The first
| ten girls placing in this event will
(qualify their group to enter the
! final event, which will be a
| duffel bag race.
! Two coeds will comprise one
team. One coed will run a distance
,of 30 yards to a duffel bag full
jof peculiar clothing. She will
dress herself, return to the start
ling : .»oint, exchange the clothes
I with her partner. Her partner will
| remove the clothing and repack it
in the duffel bag.
Jewelry Among Clothing
i The clothing will include such.
|a-iicles as men’s shoes, flashy'
:socks, trousers, jewelry, hats and
‘shirts.
i; The winner of the He-Mar.i
■ Contest will receive 15 points to
ward Spring Week, the second
place winner 10 points, third
place winner seven points, and
i each of the other finalists two
i points. The winner of the coed
I event will receive five points to
jward Spring Week. Each group
. i will receive one point for placing
: two entries, one in each event.
‘I Trophies will be awarded to!
ijth- winners of ooth the He-Man
and the “Queen of
II Hearts’' tournament. The nine
l|He-Man finalists will receive
11 medals.
$l.OO Admission
and Charities
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA
(Olympics' Set
\By Riding Club
The Riding Club will present
jthe fourth annual modified Olym
pic three-day event tomorrow* and
Sunday.
Riders from the Blue Ridge
Hunt Club in Virginia will be
competing against University rid
ers. This event is the only one of
its kind held by a college or uni
versity.
The three-day event is pat
terned after that held in the
Equestrian Olympics, but it is held
only on tw*o days.
The first “day,” Saturday morn
ing, consists of dressage in the
ring to test the training of the
horse. The second “day,” Satur
day afternoon, is a 13-mile cross
country endurance test over roads,
trails and natural obstacles. The
third “day,” Sunday afternoon,
features open jumping in the ring.
The event isopen to the public.
All-Service
Review
Coming May
An All Star Service Group
Navy Pensacola Glee Club
Theta Phi Alpha Donates Fund Drive Restrictions .
$182.50 to Hungarians 4 (Continued irom page one)
Administration, now prohibits
Theta Phi Alpha sorority con- outside organizations from soli
tributed $182.50 to the Hungarian citing on campus unless they have
Fund at the Panhellenic Council a related group on campus.
| meeting Tuesday night.
The sorority earned the money
by sponsoring the Student Films
Sunday. The film shown was “Alii
Quiet on the Western Front.” !
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"Rock and Roll Calypso
Variety Show"
★ 2nd ARMY SHOW BOAT ★
Rec Hall's the Place -- &00 P.M.
The Senate Committee on Stu
dent Affairs is composed of four
faculty members, three students,
three administrative officers and
a representative of the graduate
school.
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FRIDAY. APRIL 12. 1957