PAGE EIGHT
Mad Hatters—
(Continued from page one) | The He-Man contest and the
The individual hats will receive,Queen of Hearts tournament will
three Mad-Hatters' points apiece.;begin about 7:30 p.m., immediate-
Points given for active partici-j ly following the Mad-Hatters'
pation by a group will be based parade.
percentage-wise on the total perl The first event in the He-Man
cent of participation of the com-'contest, designed to find the most
bined group. .outstanding well-rounded athlete.
Hats will be judged on ease of • will be the 100-yard dash. Follow
recognition, originality, quality ling will be the shot-put event to
of workmanship and adherence to be held on the practice field,
the category. Judges for the con- The next event will be the
test are Dr. Warren W. Hassler, Queen of Hearts 50-yard dash to
Jr„ instructor of history: Viktor be run in four or five heats. The
Lowenfeld. professor of art edu- 10 best times will be chosen to
cation; Dr. Francis J. Sorauf, as- run in the finals. The men’s
sistant professor of political sci- bench-press will be next, followed
ence; Edward R. Gilkey. instruc- by the “Queens’” final race. This
tor in speech; and Lynn Christy, will be a duffle bag-clothing race,
associate professor of English. The girls will don men’s shirts,
composition. j slacks, shoes, ' socks, hats and
Trophies to be Awarded ! jewelry for part of the race, j
•„ . , , Clothing will be provided by the!
Three trophies will be a\\aDded, tournament comm ittee. !
in each category as well as Spring j Steeple Chase 1
Week points. j , The last event will be the men’s
; steeple chase. Trophies will be
awarded to the winners of both
the He-Man contest and the Queen
of Hearts tournament. The re
maining finalists will receive
medals.
i The following women will par
ticipate in the Queen of Hearts
tournament:'
I Barbara Hill. Alpha Chi Omega; Phyllis
ißubinstein, Alpha Epsilon Phi; Virginia
j Lewis. Alpha Gamma Delta; Carol Hauck,
[Alpha Omicron Pi: Miriam St- Clair.
; Alpha Xi Delta; Dianne Mather. Chi
Omega; Gail Hazen. Delta Delta Delta;
Dorothy Dramble, Delta Gamma: Rosalie
Tanney, Gamma Phi Beta; Barbara Ma
tubow. Kappa Delta; Jean Nish. Kappa
Alpha Theta; Carolyn Briggs, Kappa Kap
pa Gamma: Lois Coltellaro. Phi Mu;
Razelle Stallop, Pbi Sigma Sigma.
| Janice Strickler, PI Beta Phi. Mary
Lynn Stollmeyer, Sigma Sigma Sigma;
i Marsha Schanz. Sigma Delta Tau; Lillian
ILaßuskes. Theta Phi Alpha; Olivia Lauer,
jTrion: Doris Beane. Zeta Tau Alpha; Bar*
| bare Williams, Alpha Chi Rho; Barbara
t Martino, McAllister Hall and Delta Up-i
jsilon; Linda Fullerton, Phi Kappa and 1
(Triangle; Madeline Myers, Theta Kappa
Phi; Lorraine Brassier. Phi Epsilon Pi;
’and Thompson; Virginia Hengst, Kappa;
I Sigma and Thompson 3.
I Alice Balk, Sigma Alpha Mu; Carole;
’Lyons. Woman’s Building and Theta Delta
Chi; Elizabeth McAllister, Pi Kappa Al
pha, and Jacqueline Myers. Alpha Chi
.Sigma.
Fifteen Spring Week points will
be awarded to the winner of the
He-Man contest, 10 points to sec
ond place and seven points to
third place.'Each of the'finalists
will receive two points.
Winners of the Queen of Hearts
tournament will receive five
points toward Spring Week.
Pershing Rifles |
Win Top Honor
in Drill Meet !
Pershing Rifles, Company B,
was named the outstanding com
pany of the Fifth Regiment in
the regimental drill meet held in
Pittsburgh the past weekend.
Company B received three
first places and placed high in
every event of the drill. The >
unit won the regimental postal
Title match, basic trick drill !
competition and the advanced :
trick drill competition among ]
the 23 competing units.
The Fifth Regiment was named
the'outstanding regiment in the,
nation. The outscarcing companj
award, a rotating cup, will be on'
display in the Armory.
William Westgard. sophomore
. in arts and letters from Moores
town, N.J.. f tne Army ROTC
unit, placed third in an indi
vidual drill competition held
. among 23 entrants.
Midshipman Joi n Pearl, soph
omore in chemical enginectine
from- Norwalk. Orn., of the Na
'.al Reserved Tra-rnng
Corps un,t w-is nrmed th’ top
Peishing Rifleman of the Univer- 1
*ity company.
Wahl ifufads
WINSTON is in a class by itself for flav
It’s fun to share a good thing! That’s why you
see so many Winstons being passed around these
days. Try ’em. You’ll like their rich, full flavor,
too. And you’ll like the way the Winston filter,
- Smoke WINSTON -enjoy the snow-white filter in the cork-smooth
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN/ STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
!%:li/’ ~ v "”’ '> : 5.',7l
•*‘-S»M like A ->.-.-7:4
Eng Junior Wins
$7OO Scholarship
Peter Fishbum, junior in engi
neering from State College, has
won a $7OO scholarship in a con
test sponsored by the American
Society of Tool Engineers.
ASTE presents ten scholarships
annually to outstanding tool and
production engineering students
in the United States and Canada.
Applicants are judged on the
basis of their scholastic standing,
faculty recommendations and
their interest in furthering the
profession of tool engineering.
COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS
ADS MUST BE IN BY 11:00 ».m.
| ' THE PRECEDING DAY
i RATES—I? words or less:
! $0.50 One insertion
! $0.75 Two insertions
| $l.OO Three insertions
| Additions! words 3 for .05
for each day of insertion.
FOH SALE
1953 TWO-TONE Bel-Air Chevrolet 4-door
I sedan. Powerglide, power steering, pow
er brakes, tinted glass. Excellent condition.
AD 7-2593, Bill Barkley.
1955 TRIUMPH T-Bird Motorcycle, fully
equipped. Excellent condition. Call AD
7-4082, Dick Bender.
GOLF CLUBS Louisville nine irons,
three woods and bag. In good condition,
$35. Call Jim. AD 7-4951.
1000 EMBOSSED business or graduation
cards. $4.50/1000 postpaid. Write for
free sample and style chart. Place: Grindle
and Co., Box 633, State College. Pa.
KOMBO DRIJM, ideal for vocalist to work
with small group. Call AD 8-8811 after
6 p.m.
MUST SELL immediately—l94B Buick
convertible; radio, heater, power win
dows and seats. Best offer. Call ext. 263.
1951 GRAY Chevrolet 4-door sedan: radio
and heater. Will accept best offer above
$5OO. AD 7-2279.
“AFTER SlX’* Tuxedo, shawl collar, size
40 long, black. Call Bob Dolheimer
AD 8-8187.
1953 MORRIS Tourer: 1953 Studebaker
Commander,. four-door, equipped ; 1931
Cadillac Coupe V-12. Call Alperstem, ext.
2228 or evenings AD 7-2251.
1951 HOWARD TRAILER 32\ completely
6et up. Awning, patio, plenty of room.
No. 11, Hilltop Park. AD 8-8158.
1955 IMPERIAL Trailer 35*; good loca-
tion. Hoover** Trailer Park, Route 322,
1 mile north of State College. Ask for
Bob Klein.
MUST SELL 2 door 1947 Chevrolet
Excellent running condition, recent over
haul.* $lOO cash. Call Terry AD 7-2405
after 7 p.m. . 4
RCA HIGH Fidelity table-model phono
graph with diamond needle. Excellent
condition. Reasonably priced. Call Dave
Bavar AD 8-9482.
cigarette
should/
snowy-white and pure, lets that rich flavor come
through. Smoke America’s best-selling, best
tasting filter cigarette! Find out for yourself:
Winston tastes good —like a cigarette should!
Bergey Will Head
Delta Sigma Pi
Wesley Bergey, junior in busi
ness administration from Har
leysville, has been elected presi
dent of Delta Sigma Pi, profes
sional business fraternity.
Other officers -are Melvin Wax
ham, first vice president; Richard
Cloud, second vice president; Jos
eph Hyson, secretary; John K.
Jones, treasurer; and Joseph Les
ko, historian.
The fraternity’s new adviser is
Franklin H. Cook, professor of
business law. t
FOR SALE
STRING BASS, Kay, blond, perfect con*
dition with new cover. Phone Jim Ham*;
merle, AD 7-3181.
WHITE WOOL Blazer, size 12, in good
condition.- Call 112 Simmons.
LIGHT TAN men's -shoes, size 7 1 /* at
party somewhere —fraternity row, April
13. If found please call 230 Atherton.
195 G GOLD Class Ring with a green stone
in Mineral Science men's room. Con
tact John Blair ext. 286.
LADIES GOLD Certina Watch between'
E. College and Temp, on campus. Re*
ward. Call AD 8*9529.
PEN—Black Parker 51 with "silver top.
If found please call John Kosco at
AD 8-8550.
SELF-WINDING, man's Bulova wrist*
watch, possibly accompanied by 2 shirts.
Will finder please call Russ, AD 7*7636.
Reward.
BLUE SHEAFFER lead pencil, with
Lonnie Wolf engraved on silver top
in Waring lounge. Call ext 296.
FOR RENT
JUNIORS AND Seniors make reservations
now for school year 1957-58. Board and
room at Marilyn Hall. 317 E. Beaver Ave.
Ask for Mrs. Elle&rd.
ROOMS FOR MEN. Ail summer sessions.
At Marilyn Hall, 317 E. Beaver Ave.
Convenient to town and campus. Special
low rates. Reservations now being taken.
Ask for Mrs. Eliesrd.
ROOMS FOR MEN. AH summer sessions.
Rooms for double or single occupancy
at 222 S. Allen. Reservations also being
taken for fall semester, double occupancy
only. Upper classmen in engineering and
graduate' students preferred. Call AD 8*
6744 before 6 p.m. to see rooms and make
reservations.
DOUBLE ROOM to rent for summer stu
dent. Phone AD 8-8576.
ROOMS AT Sigma Alpha Hu, 312 Locust
Lane, for all summer sessions. 64.00
per week. Contact Gary Zinman AD 7-
7732.
APARTMENT CLOSE to campus. Fur
nished, very cheap. Would like to rent
to couple for summer. AD 8-1055.
WEDNESDAY. MAY 1. 1957
Prof to Participate
In Eng Meetings
Elmer R. Queer, professor and
director of engineering research,
as first vice president of the
American Society of Heating and
Air Conditioning Engineers, will
participate in meetings of the
society’s council Friday and Satur
day in New Orleans, La.
He will address a regional com
mittee meeting on “What Are Our
Future Energy Sources,” and
serve as chairman of the meet
ing of the council’s executive
committee.
APARTMENT FOR young married couple
for fall semester. Call A 1 Richards,
AD 8-9136, 317 East Beaver. •
DISHWASHERS WANTED at Alpha Ep.
silon Pi fraternity. Call Martin Freed*
man at AD 8-1039.
APARTMENT WANTED: 24-year-old vet
eran desires to share apartment starting
next Fall. Call Larry Ezard ext. 264.
TEACHERS WANTED
WEST. SOUTHWEST and Alaska. Salaries
$4OOO 'up. Southwest Teachers’ Agency,
1303* Central N.E., Albuquerque, New
Mexico. Free registration.
WORK V/ANTED
EXPERIENCED SECRETARY desires typ
ing of reports, term papers, etc. Fast,
reasonable service. Phone AD 8-6943.
HELP WANTED
STUDENT PIN-BOYS—steady part-time
job if you can schedule the right 2 or 3
evenings. It’s $1.95 singles or $3.98 doubles
for a full 2 hr. tournament. Inquire Dux
Club. 128 S. Pugh St.
TUSCARORA INN, ML Bethel, Pa. will
interview Tuesday, May 7. for waiters,
bartenders, waitresses, social director,
kitchen help, secretary, porters, chamber
maids, etc. Sign up in advanee at Student
Employment, 112 Old Main.
STUDENT TO work in fraternity kitchen.
Call Bill Nelson AD 7-7683 or AD 7-
4368.
MISCELLANEOUS
“THE PAUL SERRINS Quartet 0 is avail
able May 3rd and six other dates in
May, Phone AD 8-8370.
FOR PROMPT and expert radio and phono
graph service stop at State Collect T.V.,
232 South Allen Street
18 YOUB typewriter giving you trouble ?
It so. call AD 7-2492 or bring machine
to 633 W. College Ave.
PTS HASSINGER for racket stringing the
NcvAwJ Way Latest factory equipment*
White Hal) or 614 Beaver Ave. after 6 p.m.
orompt servlet, guaranteed work. Longer
life to string and racket R. T. Hassinger,
Wtasfo#
•» 4* UYVOUI TOBACCO CO.. WiNSTON-BALBII, ■. ■
WANTED
.f’sJX
* \
.. • •