SATURDAY. APRIL
3.1957
Fellowship to Hear
About Easter Music
Mrs. Mary Patterson, choir director of the Presbyterian
Church, will discuss “Easter in Music” at a meeting of the
United Student F ellowship at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Faith
Evangelical and Reformed Church.
Frederick Urbach, Sarah Bringman and Richard Allen
will present an faster skit, “The Terrible Meek” at 6:20 p.m.
tomorrow at the Westminster Fel
lowship. Two students who are
traveling in this country on the
All-British University Debating
Team will tell of their travels. ■
The annual Palm Sunday Com
munion and Office of Tenebrae
will be conducted at 6:15 p.m. to
morrow at the Helen Eakin Eisen
hower Memorial Chapel.
Services of worship at the chap
el next week will be Vespers at
4:30 p.m. Tuesday conducted by|
the Rev. Luther H. Harshbarger,
University chaplain, and'Matins
at 8:15 a.m.‘Wednesday conducted
by the Rev. Malvin L. Whitmire.
Noonday prayer service will be
held at 12:45 p.m. Monday.
Mass will be celebrated at 6:30
a.m. Monday in the chapel for
Roman Catholic students.
The Wesley Foundation will
hold discussion classes at 9:30
a.m. tomorrow in the chapel.
The fourth and final meeting
of the series on Lutheranism will
be held at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow at
the Lutheran Student Center. The
documentary film, “Harvest of the
Years” will be shown. A business
meeting will follow the discus
sion. Officers for the next school
year will be elected.
The Rev. Harold Whetstone,
missionary to Liberia for the past
six years, will show slides and
speak of his work at 7:30 p.m.
Monday at the Lutheran Student
Center. The meeting is open to the
public.
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Choir Wi
Annual I
Chapel S
The annual
Service will be
10:55 sum. tomorri
Auditorium.
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presented at
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sented by the Ch;
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ipel Choir un-
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barger, University
deliver a. short i
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chaplain, will
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r ll follow the
:lapel order of
. The service w
regular Sunday c
service.
Anthems to bej sung by the
choir include: “Eift Up Your
Heads, O Ye Gates” by George
Frederick Handel from “The
Messiah”; “O Taste and See” by
Ralph Vaughn Williams; “Ave
Verum Corpus” by William Byrd
and “Alleluia’-’ by Thomas Weel
kes.
For the prelude, George E.
Ceiga, organist, will play Heut’s
triumphiret “Gottes Sohn” by
Johann Sebastian Bach; and as
the postlude, “Prelude” from
Partita on the Easter Chorale by
Richard Purvis.
HUB Plans Easter Meal
A special Easter candlelight
dinner will be held from 5 to
6:45 p.m. Monday in the Terrace
Room of the Hetzel Union Build
ing.
Easter decorations, favors for
children and a special Easter
menu will be featured for the
dinner.
Andrew Yanoviak has been
pledged by Alpha Rho Chi and
not by Alpha Chi Rho as was re
ported previously in the Colle
gian.
New officers of Alpha Chi Rho
are Larry Metzger, president;
Barry Mowrey, vice president;
James Scott, chaplain; William
Harrison, ritpal officer; Marlyn
Rabenold, recording secretary;
Evan Maxwell, corresponding sec
retary; Robert Whitaker, treas
urer.
Newly-elected officers of Phi
Kappa Tau are John Yaag, presi
dent; Clarence Hassler; vice' presi
dent; Floyd Grimm, secretary;
Robert Eichenberger, treasurer;
Larry Cole, house manager.
Newly-elected officers of Kap
pa Delta Rho are David Richards,
consul; Patrick Rielly, senior tri
bune; Richard Muller, junior
tribune; Stanley Clieslock, quaes
tor; James Morgart,- proquaestbr;
Thomas .Kinsey, praetor; Dennis
Bowen, caterer; Nielson Lambert
and Thomas Chejs worth, cus
todians;' Thomas Mentzer,'.tribu
nal chairman; Steven Malick and
David'Spain:, tribunal members.
New officers of Trion are Donna
Cramer, president;] Mary Shockey,
first vice .president; Phyllis Cabe
lof, second vice president; Mil
dred White, treasurer; Kay Op
linger, secretary; Carol Buettger,
registrar. I
Pledge class officers of Trion
are Sheila Teplitz} president; Ju
dith Reeder, vice president; Elea
nor Zanelli, secretary; Vaughn
Morris, treasurer.
New pledges oi Sigma Nu are
John Cha.tham, Neil livery,
Wayne Mason, Rilssell McCarron,
Donald Moyer, William Cave, Wil
liam Corbin, David Scott, Freder
ick Wolff, Robert Brewer, Henry
Klug and Robert Welch.
_ Sigma Nu has.' initiated John
Dunn, William. Hibler, Richard
Post,- John Bonner, John. Bott,
William Eden and John Donahue.
rvice
The final meeting in the Uni
versity Christian Association ser
ies on the theme “Destination—
Europe” will be held at 8 p.m. to
morrow in the lounge of the me
morial chapel. Dr. Vaclav Mares,
associate professor of economics,
will speak on “The Quest for
European Unity” and the Rev.
Luther H. Harshbarger will speak
on “Christian Faith and the World
Situation.”
Co-Edits
Newly elected officers of Sig
ma Nu'are commander, Benjamin
Williams; lieutenant commander,
John Miller; recorder, Anthony
Schravesande;. treasurer, Robert
Foht; house manager, Marshall
Stellfox; chaplain, Wilbert Hobbs;
reporter, John Bott; alumni con
tact officer, John Dunn; assistant
treasurer, Robert Comfort; mar
shal, Samuel Griffiths; sentinal,
Richard Kelly; historian, William
Hibler.
■ New officers of Alpha Zeta are
C. Kerry Huston, chancellor; Gor
don J. Miller, censor; Duane E.
Tobias, scribe; Lawrence J. Hut
chinson, treasurer, Walter K.
Trumbauer, chronicler.
New officers of Sigma Chi are
James Keith, president; Stephen
Higgins,, vice president; Robert
Scrabis, secretary; Edward Jun
ker, treasurer.
of Acacia are Alfred
Kraft, Wallace Hodge,-- David
Snayely,' Thomas Williams, Juri
Niiler, Thomas Green, Robert
Shaw, Russell Scott, William Far
rell, ‘ John Witwer and Charles
King.
Everyone...
(0 wants to be
remembered . . . We
have a forge selection
of fine religious,
I) personal, and humorous
cards by Rust Craft
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THE COMPLETE VARIETY STORE
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Ag Station
Opens New
Lab, Farm
The University Agricultural Ex
periment Station has opened a
new field research laboratory and
demonstration farm for the south
western part of the state.
Support for the operation of this
laboratory, and about 140 acres
of land between Ligonier and
Stahlstown on Route 381, West
moreland County, have been
made available to the University
through gifts from Mr. and Mrs.
Richard K. Mellon and Mr. and
Mrs. Alan M. Scaife and other
Pittsburgh people.
Farm to Serve Counties
Michael A. Farrell, University
vice president for -research and
director of the Agricultural Ex
periment Station, said that the re
search and demonstration farm
will serve the agricultural needs
and interests of 11 southwestern
counties.
This season Farrell said that
most of -the work would be con
cerned with getting the land into
tillable condition. In the begin
ning hay and grass will be the
main crops grown on the research
farm.
Farm Advisory-Committee
An advisory committee of farm
ers from the 11 counties served
by the farm will offer advice on
crops and farming practices to be
tested.
Projects will be directed by
staff members from the Depart
ment of Agronomy. Field lab
superintendent is Lewis D. Wis
singer, former assistant county
agricultural agent in Bedford
Cotmty.
Agriculture in southwestern
Pennsylvania is chiefly concerned
with providing grassland and
grass crops for beef and dairy
cattle and jheep. Fresh vegetables
and fruits are also raised.
Later research may include
vegetable studies by the Depart
ment of Horticulture.
Ugly Man-
(Continued, from page one)
Gov. Paul Lock, Foster was ac
cused of forcing beer-on a fresh
man.
After a brief trial, Foster was
led to an ominous black gallows
while the mob sang mournfully
“When You Walk to the Gallows.”
| Judges for the contest were
Capt. Gordon Brigham, associate,
professor of air science; Edward Ed Nominations Open
Gilkey, instructor in speech, Ralph _ . . „ . _ .
Wherry, head of the Department rOP Outstanding Seniors'
of Commerce, and Joseph Con- Seniors in the College of Educa
away, instructor in speech. tion may nominate themselves’as
Other we Alpha Gam- candidates.for outstanding senior
ma Rho and Tnon colony. Alpha awards.
Chi Rho mid Beta Sigma Omicron, Seven awards will be presented
511 May at the Education Student
lon Phi, Zeta Beta Tau and Phi Council banquet. The awards are
Sigma Sigma' and Lambda Chi made annua ir v
Alpha and Alpha Xi Delta. available in 101 Bur
_ . _ . * .... rows, and at the Hetzel Union
Business Group Elects desk. The deadline for returning
Bergey to Presidency applications is 5 p.m. April 26.
J. Wesley Bergey, junior in
[business administration from Har
leysville, has been elected presi
dent of Delta Sigma Pi. profes
sional business fraternity.
Otljer officers are Melvin Wax
ham, first vice president; Richard
Cloud, second vice president; Jos
eph Hyson, secretary; John K.
Jones, treasurer; Joseph Lesko,
historian
•France has a monument erected
to the memory of Cpl. James B.
Gresam, of Calhoun, Ky., the first
American soldier to be killed “fac
ing the enemy" in World War I.
Chorus Will Present
Program Tomorrow
Negro spirituals, songs of devotion, a Czechoslovakian
folk song and a 16th century carol will highlight the con
cert of the Women’s Chorus which will be held at 3 p.m.
tomorrow in Schwab Auditorium.
The Chorus is directed by Paul Campbell, associate pro
fessor of music. The program will
be similar to that presented in a m || If* I
concert Sunday at the Bellefonte HOI IOCK
Junior High School. 1
To open the program, the AIA A r\_l
Chorus will sing “Salutation” by L/6IGQQT6
Gaines, followed by “Praise Ye
the Lord” by Saint-Saens. Sandra' Robert Christner. freshman in
Mayes, senior in home economics j electrical engineering from Ben
from Lemont. will sing “This Is 1 Avon
My Father’s World," followed bv has been a PP omted Pollock
“Praise to the Lord,” by Kurth. Clrcle representative-at-large to
Trio Will Sing !the Association of Independent
A women’s trio, composed of Men -
Elaine Gordon, freshman in busi- Lynn Schirer, council presi
ness administration from Kennett dent, made the-appointment.
Square; Mary Becker, freshman christner renlarec Tnhn nror
in education from Pittsburgh; and ean ne " t M ° r
La Verne Cowan, freshman in artsl ga 2’ , i? a
and letters from Pittsburgh, will,! j a m es Schware junior i„S„| d
tin? “Shepn Mav «snfelv Grare” Jam . i)C . arZ > l unior m psycHOl
bv Bach p ' ogy from Harrisburg, council sec
y. ‘ ,„„ .„ retary. Schwarz replaces Harvey
A 16th century carol, Susani Bomberger, who is student teach
by Gordon, and a Negro spiritual. i n g.
“Were You There?,” by Burleigh , u . .
will fnlinw Both of these appointments ex
„ , ’ . . tend until the election of new
Evelyn Tippett, sophomore ini counci i officers in afe weeks
music education from Osceola! , ,
Mills, and Miss Becker will be!„J h , re ? have been nomi
soloists for “Waters Ripple and na * e ? T /°J .offices. They are Ed-
Flow” by Deems Taylor ;ward Pedrick, president; Kenneth
m _ ,• ... iKuhn, treasurer; and Don Gur
representative -at - large to
h°vKlemm S nr,d Nominations were closed
by Debussy ; until the next meeting on April
Song Dedicated to Chorus
“In June,” written by Clarence
Robinson, former head of the De- Unma Cr
partment of Music,' and dedicated *‘ u ' c *•*' wtlCljf
to the Women’s Chorus and to
Raymond Brown, last year’s direc-
tor of the Chorus, will follow. |
Closing selections of the pro-'
gram will be “The Little Worm”!
by Sachs; “Ride the Chariot” by!
Beatrice and Max Krone withl
■Shirley Zampelli. sophomore in]
art education from Lewistown, asj
soloist; and “Let Not Your Song!
End" bjr Cain.
For the song. “Thumbelina.”
adapted from Hans Christian An
derson by Loesser, the Chorus
will be assisted by an instrumen
tal ensemble.
Final rehearsal for the concert
will be held at 1 p.m. today in
117 Carnegie.
Elects President
Karen Bixler, junior in home
economics from Huntingdon Val
ley, has been elected president
of Phi Upsilon Omicron, home
economics society.
The other officers are Marilyn
]Roberts, vice president; Sheila
Teplitz, corresponding secretary;
Elizabeth Hobe, recording secre
tary; Carol Keplinger, treasurer;
Carol Braun, historian; Marie
Thierwechter, librarian; Dianne
Herold, chaplain; Roberta Arm
strong, marshall; Barbara Grest.
editor.
WINNER
of lha
$3OO RCA
Record Library
from the
MUSIC ROOM
ROBERT STOVALL
Delta Sigma Phi
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