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Art Work Shown
In 2-Week Festival
A Festival of the Arts, exhibiting work of students in art,
dramatics and music is being conducted through May 19 bv
the School of the Arts, and the Departments of Art and Music
Education and the division of home art
The festival opened Sunday with a piano and voice re
in the Department of Music.
The festival has been held in
past years but has never been as
unified as this year’s program.
Architecture Included
In past years, the Department
of Architecture held its exhibit at
a different time in the Sackett
Building and the division ofj
home art held its exhibit during
Home Economics Spring Week
end.
cital presented by students
Sellers Names
Junior Board
Thirty-five students have been
appointed to the Junior Class Ad
visory Board by George Sellers,
junior class president.
They are:
Barbara Simon. Barbara Bix
ler, Patricia Leh, Arlene D’Oono
frio, Susan Whittington, Barbara
Hill, Bonnie Jones. Lianne Cor
dero. Carol Tuckerman, Florence
Kushner, Barbara Blake.
Judith McFarland, Jean Kissick,
Marilyn Cohc-n. Valentina Ko
pach, David Allison, Ronald Sid
ers, John Bott, Herbert Levin,
John Sopko, Martin Harris, Jay
Feldstein, Richard Friedman.
Alvin Clemens, Gary Young,
Louis Phillips. Edward Trembley,
Noel DeCavalcante, John Yeo
sock, Juri Niiler, Edward Hintz.
Frederick Taylor. Richard Fisher,
Daniel Friday and Donald Den
nis.
Hillel Foundation
To Elect Officers
The Hillel Foundation will hold
election of officers today and to
morrow.
The nominees are George H.
Goldstein, Michael Lipschutz,
president; Henry- Edelsohn, men’s;
vice president; Marion Caminsj
and Elaine Katz,' women's vice]
president; Sandra Grotsky and 1
Joan Miller, secretary; Arlene
Green and Linda Lowenthal,
treasurer.
The voting hours will be from
9 a.m. to noon, 1 to 5:30 pjn. and
7 to 9 p.m. today and 9 a.m. to
noon tomorrow.
Entomology Professor
Wins Memorial Prize
Dr. Charles W. Rutschky, as
sociate professor of entomology,
was awarded the Darbaker Me
morial prize of the Pennsylvania
Academy of Science at the meet
ing of the academy held in
Waynesboro.
The award was based on a
paper by Dr. Rutschky entitled,
"Respiration of the Eggs of the
Milkweed Bug.”
Senior Class Board Applications
Application blanks for next
year’s Senior Class Advisory
Board are available to juniors un
til 5 p.m. Thursday-.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
This year most of the art ex
hibits will be in the Hetzel Union
Building where drawings, paint-!
ings, crafts, graphics, jewelry,
mosaics, sculpture, ceramics and
architectural drawings and mod
els, all the work of students, will
be displayed.
Work to Be Judged
Student work done during the!
academic year will be judged by]
a jury this year for the first time.]
The work will be evaluated on‘
the basis of merit and diversity]
representing a crosr-section of
the department’s offerings. i
The work of art education stu
dents will be displayed in the
Temporary Classroom Building
and that of home art students
in the Home Economics Building.
A tea will be held in the HUB
from 3 to 5 p.m. May 12 in con
nection with the festival.
Drama in Festival
As the dramatic contribution to
the festival, the Penn State Play
ers will present “Teahouse of the
August Moon” Thursday, Friday
and Saturday and “Jim Dandy”)
Friday, Saturday-, and on May 17)
(and 18. j
i Musical events during the fes- :
tival will include a lecture recital
by the Juliard String Quartet, a.
student piano and voice recital,:
the Glee Club, Chapel Choir and:
sy-mphony orchestra concerts. ]
Dr. Albert Christ-Janer, direc-!
to’ of the School of the Arts, has'
invited all people interested in
the arts to participate in the fes
tival, which, he said, is presented
for the pleasure and benefit of
everyone in the community.
Retired Prof to Address
Pre-Vet Club Banquet
Dr. J. F. Shigley, professor of
veterinary science until his re
tirement in 1948, will speak at the
second annual banquet of the
Pre-Vet Club at 6 p.m. Friday .in
the Presbyterian Church.
The banquet, which honors
students accepted by veterinary
schools. is open to the public.
Reservations at $1.50 each may
be made by contacting Joseph Mc-
Cahon.
Delta Sigma Pi
Honors Senior
For Leadership
George Borosque. senior in bus
iness administration from Phila
delphia. will reecive the Don Beal
Leadership Award at a meeting
of Delta Sigma Pi, professional
business fraternity-, at 7:30 to
night.
| Borosque will receive the award
las the graduating senior who has
done the most for the advance
ment of the fraternity.
Key Presentation
The Delta Sigma Pi Scholarship
Key award will be presented to
Robert D. Jones, senior in busi
ness administration from Dußois.
Jones, with a 3.9 All-Univer
sity average, has the highest av
erage of graduating seniors in the
[College of Business Administra
ition.
Tannehill Award
Eugene Thomas, junior in bus
■iness administration from Erie,
jwill receive the Ray S. Tanne
;hill award as the junior in the
: fraternity with the highest All
[ University average, 3.7.
| Robert B. Flynn, manager of!
ithe State College Sears and Roe
:buck store, will address the meet
ling.
Seniors to Receive
3 Indoor Tickets
Graduating seniors will receive
three “in-case-of-rain” tickets for
indoor commencement ceremonies
instead of four as erroneously re-j
ported in Saturday’s issue of Thej
Daily Collegian. j
Wilmer E. Kenworthy, execu-!
tive assistant to the President,
yesterday said that, additional
seats may be available for the
indoor ceremonies 10 minutes be
fore the program.
Tickets will be good only up to
jlO minutes before the ceremony
iwhen persons without tickets will
Ibe seated on a first-come basis.
AIM-leon!des Officers
i Officers of the Association of
(Independent Men and Leonides
I will meet at 7 tonight in 209
'Hetzel Union.
Promotion Staff:
Compulsory Meeting
7:00 Tuesday
103 Willard
All accounts
will be reassigned.
Mother's Day Page. -
MARVELOUS FOR MOTHER TOO,
this handsome sterling silver
bracelet bearing tags en
graved with ’ the names of
little darlings on one side and
their SO important birth* '
dates on the reverse. Hearts
for the girls, of course, and
disks for the boys.
Sterling Silver Heart and Dltk
BRACELET
From $2.20
Abe available ta Cold
and Cold filled
Co-Edits
New officers of Sigma Alpha.
Epsilon are Scott O lines, presi-}.!
jdent; Christropher Keubler, vice
(president; Thomas Goas, record
(er; Hugh Gibbons, chronicler;
Dennis McArver, correspondent;
George Huggler, warden; and
Charles Muse, herald.
New officers of Bela Sigma Rho
are Marvin Ashner, chancellor;
Daniel Keiner, vice chancellor;
Merrill Rothstein, warden; Thom
as Brandeis, vice warden; Donald
jSuden, auditor; Samuel Side
(water, recording secretary; and
Lewis Gold, corresponding secre
tary.
New officers of Kappa Sigma'
are Edward Berkley, president;.
Richard Schilpp, vice president; 1
Chester Zimolzak, master of cere-1
monies; Alan Norman, secretary;!
Clarence Boyd, treasurer; David
Hartsock and Don Myers, guards.!
DUFFY'S
TAVERN
NOW ACCEPTING
RESERVATIONS FOR
MOTHER'S DAY
NOTE 1
Serving hours SUNDAY
12 noon fo 8 p.m.
SATURDAY
5 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
For Reservations HO 6-6241
,, ~ v-.JOCOLATES
, .'.l—Creams, nuts, fruits, chewies, crunchen
Home Fashioned Favorites
Pecan roll, fudges, butter bona, creams, jellies!
No chocolate-covered pieces.
either assortment
1 lb. box $1.35 2 lb. box $2.60
1H lb. gift
Griggs Pharmacy
New officers of Alpha Gamma
Della are Lenore Hamilton, presi
dent; Mariana Moldovan, first
vice president; Ellen Lynch, sec
ond vice president; Joan Marz
zacco, recording secretary; Gail
Olson, corresponding secretary;
and Florence Ford, treasurer.
ii New officers of Chi Phi are
;i Frank Farrell, president; Bruce
; Moyer, vice president; David
Johnson, secretary;, Fred Simp
son, treasurer; Frederick Spott,
pledge master; Charles Zoi, rush
. ing chairman; and Robert Yeat
man, house manager.
Collegian
AD
STAFF
Meeting
6:45
9 Carnegie
... no excuses accepted
Everyone Must Attend
Day is May 12
2h lb. gift $3
exclusively at
120 E. College Aire.
TUESDAY. MAY 7. 1957
ASSORTED