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Campus News Capsules
Eng Society Elects
Wilson President
Donald Willson, junior in elec
trical engineering from State Col
lege. has been elected president
of Eta Kappa Nu, electrical en
gineering society.
Other officers are Bror Larson,
junior from Corry, vice presi
dent; Charles Agnew, junior from
Erie, corresponding secretary;
Überto Stagg, junior from Castle
ton, N.Y., treasurer; Lee Straw
bridge, junior from Felton, re
cording secretary; Daniel Patyk,
junior from Plymouth, repre
sentative to the Engineering Stu
dent Council; and Norman Cover,
junior from Altoona, correspon
dent for Bridge magazine.
Walrath Selected
Chimes . President
Linda Walrath, sophomore in
e 'ucation from Lansdale, has been
elected president of Chimes, jun
ior women's hat society. -
Other officers are Nancy Gren
inger, education major from
Davidsville, vice president: Flor
ence Moran, education major
from Pittsburgh, secretary; and
Barbara Simon, education major
from Douglassville, treasurer.
Patricia O'Neill, journalism ma
jor from Staten Island, N.Y., and
'aril. n Cohen, education major
from Athens, have been named
co-editors for Keynotes.
Shiela Teplitz, economics ma
jor from Verona, has been ap
pointed senior adviser.
Biological Society
Gives 2 Awards
Richard Heberling and Philip
Dopkowski have been awarded
certificates of recognition for out
standing work by Phi Sigma, na
tional honorary biological society.
Heberling, graduate student in
bacteriology from Mt. Penn, will
receive a doctor of philosophy de
gree in June. He plans to join
the University of Pittsburgh
Graduate School of Public Health
in virus work.
Dopkowski, senior in botany
and plant pathology from Ply
mouth, will continue his studies
at. Johns Hopkins University with
a fellowship in cellular physiol
ogy.
Profs, Grad Attend
History Meetings
Three members of the Depart
ment of History attended recent
meetings of the Pennsylvania
Federation of Historical Societies
and the Council of the Pennsyl
vania Historical Association at
Harrisburg.
They are Dr. Philip S. Klein,
professor of American history
and president of the association;
Dr. Robert K. Murray. associate
professor of history and secretary
of the association; and Wallace
W. Workmaster, graduate assis
tant in history, a member of the
association's council.
Dr. Klein was elected vice pres
ident of the Federation at its
business meeting.
Vet Benefit Applications
A representative of the Vet
erans Administration will assist
veterans and their dependents in
applying for current benefits
from 10 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. Wednes
day in 6 Old Main.
GRADUATES AND
UNDERGRADUATES:
It has been a pleasure serv
ing you these past two se
mesters. Much succes to the
seniors.
Happy Vacation!
MORRELL'S
112 S. Frazier St.
AD 8-8381
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
1 New officers of Pi Kappa Al-' Initiates of Kappa Sigma are.
pha are Gary Patterson, presidWilliarn Swanson, Mark Relichi
dent; Melvin Rex, vice president; and Ron Goodling. .
Richard Christian, secretary; Wild New officers of Alpha Sigma'
ham Slifer, treasurer; and Karl Phi are Richard Doyle, president;,
Guilian, pledge master..
'Richard Cloud, vice president;
1 New officers of Theta Kappa. Richard Ferrari, secretary; Ray-
Phi are Vincent Golden, presi-Imond E u It. r, treasurer; John
!dent; John Zanot, vice president,BuckleY, corresponding secretary;
!Francis Vojtasek, treasurer; J ames 'lßichard Sickler, editor; John
!Johnson, secretary; James Skok,lJones. custodian; Ralph Brower,
!pledgemaster; and William Kova-'pledge master; Donald Kistler and
leski, rushing chairman. ;Carl Lehman, Prudential commit- 1
i New officers of Theta Xi are'tee•
Leonard Sichel, president; Rich-I Initiates of Alpha Sigma Phi
l ard Mirth, vice president; Ber-,are Michael Rohrbach, Richard
nard Musial, treasurer; JackiGrob, Dean Seltzer, Carl Lehman,
Welsh, house manager; Ralph John Buckley and Edward Shaw.
Sosnowski, corresponding secret New pledges of Alpha Sigma'
tary; Edward Dempsey, social Phi are William Goode, Roy Yea-
Ichairman; and James Burns, cat-lger, Arthur Nagle, William Wal
erer. 'ton Fredrick Bursh, Edward Cliff,
Initiates of Alpha Epsilon PhilSfanley Turel, Larry Fegley, Ger
are Barbara Barton, Barbara Bar-lbert Herner, Richard McCartney
row, Joyce Basch, Judy Berko-land Palmer Rugh.
witz, Joan Bransdorf, Sandy Dob- New officers of Della Theta
kin, Marcia Gorin, Judith N. Hel—Sigma fraternity are Kermit Year
ler, Janet 'Leff, Sheila Miller,ick, president; Walter North, vice
Elaine Olander, Ruth Picovsky,l president; Thomas W. Kelly,
Marcia Speizman, Barbara Stoned secretary; Donald Alcorn, assis-
Janet Weisberger, Elaine Zavos. !twit treasurer; David Jaquish,
New officers of Pi Kappa Phil house manager; Regis Aaron, cus
arc Paul Hazlett, archon; Jo h nitodian.
Moyer, treasurer; David Lynchd New officers of Phi Delta Theta
secretary; Michael Maxwell, his-fare George Herbert, president;
torian; John Patane, chaplain;iGeorge Harrison, reporter; John
New officers of Alpha KappaiWilson, secretary; Thomas Fitz-
Alpha are Harriet Harper, press-Ipatrick, treasurer; Charles War
dent; Arlene Roebuck, vice presi- ren, pledgemaster; Jon Campbell,
dent; Joanna English, secretary;house n.anager; and Kenneth Hu
and Grace Smith, treasurer. lbert, rushing chairman.
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iLanguage Society
Initiates Sixteen
Sixteen students have been ini
tiated by Phi Sigma lota, ro
mance languages honorary socie
ty.
They are Edith Gross, Barbara
Hill, Barbara Kopp, Bonnie Keys,
Sally Murphy, Kay Noonan, Ade
laide Nacamu, Martha Nash,
Genuna Ninchak, Susan Keoleian,
Nicolina Astorina, Annette
Schoenberg, Gene . Hammitt, Ro
berta Swarr, Nancy Vogeley and
Nancy Moses.
Awards to Area Residents
Forty awards wil be given, in
the form of pins, keys and tro
phies, to outstanding persons and
groups in the Nittany area, in
cluding intramural teams, resi
dence hall counselors and area
leaders.
Nittany Council members will
present the annual service awards
at an informal tea at 2 p.m. Sun
day in Nittany 20.
CLASSIFIEDS
ADS MUST BE IN BY • 11:00 sm.
THE PRECEDING DAY
RATES-17 words or less:
50.50 Ons Insertion
. 50.75 Two Insertions
11.00 Three Insertion,
Additional words 3 for .05
for each day of Insertion.
FOR SALE
1952 MOBILE HOME, 30 feet, excellent
condition. $1650. Call evenings AD 7-2769.
FURNITURE.—Conch with matching chair.
rug, standing lamn,'deak, bookcase, end
tables. Call AD 8-9626.
TWO SINGLE beds with mattresses. Call
Roy at AD 8-8004.
WEBCOR HI-FI. 3 speed. 3 speaker, dia
mond needle.' AD 8-8010. .
WILCOX-GAY tape recorder, 1966 model,
2 speed. Hi-Fidelity (tape and mike in
cluded). Retailed at $189.96, will sell for
896 rash. Call AD 7-2228. -
1950 CADILLAC 'convertible, 111ce new.
Radio, heater, hydramatie, white wall
tires, power windows and seats. Call AD
74970.
1950 SI3ICA (French) 30 m.p.g.; recently
overhauled engine. Sportaear handling
with sedan comfort. For information call
Dave AD 7-3246.
1965 IMPERIAL. Holum Trailer; 2 bed.
rooms. 35 feet. Located at Hoover Trailer
Park. Contact Bob Klein at Hoover's Trail
er Park.
GRADS: Brand new briefcases for as e.
Also men's two-piece set 'of men's lug.
rage. Call AD 8-1053 or AD 7-4933 after
5:15.
HOUSE -TRAILER, 1952 model, 28 feet
most economical. very convenient living..
Will bargain. See Mike Sikoraki, Hoover's
Trailer Park.
1956 MERCURY Monterey hardtop. fully
equipped. one .owner. 12.000 miles. Will
trade for older' car or house trailer. Con
tact Walter Swanson Al) 7-3154.
SUITABLE TRAILER Locations—Sunrise
Trailer Court, six miles from State
College on Benner Pike. Water. sewage,
laundry, garbage facilities. Call Elgin
6-4446 after 5 p.m.
RCA TABLE model Hi•Fi phonograph
with diamond needle. Like new. Reason
ably priced. Call Day Bayer AD 8-9482.
FOR RENT
ROOMS FOR eummer $3.60 per week;
above Campus Restaurant on West Col.
lege Me. Contact Don Schrieber AD S-9116.
THREE-ROOM famished apartment avail
able June sth. 805 E. Fairmount Ave.
Phone AD 8-1152. •
JUNIORS AND Seniors make 'reservations
now for school year 1957-58. Board .and
room at Marilyn Hall. 317 E. Beaver
Ave. Ask . for Mrs. Elleard.
FURNISHED APARTMENT 3_ zooms and
bath. Mailable June 1 to Sept. 1. Meta
ger Bldg. Call AD 84323.
ROOMS FOR summer inter and main'
sessions. Theta Kappa Phi. Call AD 8-6311
or - AD 8-6909: -
SINGLE- ROOM, first floor, semi-private
shower bath: walking distance to cam
pus, nice street. Phone AD 8.8315.
APARTMENT FOR Rent-3 • rooms and
bath. Metzger Bldg. Available June 1.
Phone AD 7-4321.
FURNISHED APARTMENT with three
rooms" and bath. Available July 1 to
Sept. 6. Low price., Further information.
C.ll AD 7-4667.
120 E. COLLEGE Ave-3 rosins and bath
for rent; summer; cheap. AD 8-9529.
APARTMENT-.
FURNISHED 2 rooms,
bath, amplestorage, parking, laundry
facilities.. Available from June 1 on. 226 S.
Atherton St _
DOUBLE ROOM for rent. male students.
0 per week. 401 Keller Street._ Call
AD &mg.
SINGLE BOOM for fall semester. Quiet.
within walkini distance of. campus.
Write R. F. Schoch. Box 188-7 Bellefonte.
5 ROO5l, 3-bedroom, furnished apartment.
Available for ony or all summer sessions.
All facilities,
,fully furnished, parking.
Available. Two • blocks from Rent
very reasonable. AD 7-2E26 evenings. Fall
rental considered.
MODERN 3-ROOM furnished .efficient
apartment. Central location. Parking,
suitable for graduate couple. Available
July L Call evenings AD 54454& - _ -
FRIDAY. MAY 24, 1957
Henninger Elected
President-of FFA
Marlin Henninger, sophomore
in .agriculture education fr o m
Centre Hall, has been elected
president of the Future Farmers
of America Club.
Other officers are:
Foster Billheimer, vice presi
dent; William Knieriem, secre
tary; Clyde Ellsworth, treasurer;
Donald. Deckman, sentinel; Carl
Henry, reporter; and James Weil
er, chaplain.
Charles Ault and Clair Mc-
Cracken were elected representa
tives to the Agriculture Student
Council.
Gym Suit Sale Planned
A second-hand gym suit sale
will be held from noon to 1 p.m.
and from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. from
Saturday until June 1 in the rec
reation rooms of Atherton, Sim
mons and McElwain Halls:
Coeds may sell their gym suits
at their own price.
FOR RENT
NEAT 2-ROOM and private bath furnished
apartment. one block from campus.
Available for one or two persons from
June to Sept. Call Al) 8-8514. ask for Eon.
FIVE-ROOM APARTMENT for summer
for 3 males. All facilities. two blocks
from campus. Call AD 7-2826. Parkins
available.
ROOMS AT Sigma Alpbe Mu, 812 Locust
Lane, for all summer session's. $4.00
per week. Contact Gary Zinman AD 7.
7732.
COMFORTABLE ROOMS for summer and
•
fall. all with but and ecld running
water or private bath. Central, quiet.
low student rates. The Colonial, 123 W.
Nittany. Tel. Al) 7.4850.
WANTED
WAITERS AND kitchen help for fall
semester. Call Al) 7-7851 between 9 a.m.
and 7 p.m. and ask for Chester.
STUDENT WISHES to share apartment
with .one or two men—start Sept. Con
tact Bernie AD 8-9185.
GOOD TYPIST for inter, main. post.
session Quarter time. Make written ap•
liention to Department of Philosophy. •
RIDER TO California or west- coast after
Labor Day in fall. Contact Dan. AD 7-
4022. ,
COUNSELLORS FOR, Girl Scout Cams
near Pittsburgh—June 16 -- August 16.
AU or part of season. Wt'tte. Girl Scouts of
Allegheny County. 200 Rou -Street. Pitts
burgh. 19.
TUTOR WANTED for Bus. Stat. 1 during
summer to prepare for fall semester
course. ,Call AD 8.8441 ext. 2568.
NE USED TYPEWRITER. Call •EL S.
6396.
WANTED TO Rent—summer storage for
bike, ice skates. Bike may be used. Con.
tact Mary Pendleton ext. 1175. -
WILL THE Person who took the-wrong
Alligator raincoat from the lint- floor
of Home-Ee South please contact Bruce
Walsh at'AD 7-4628 or AD 7-4923. Reward.
STERLING SILVER Gruen Watch; Nam•
Bill on identification band. Rec Han
locker room. Reward.
'57 MONSEY class ring. Vicinity of golf
course or soccer field. Initials F.E.S.
Reward. Call Bill ext. 1187.
MATH 42. Physics 235. E. Comp. 5 books
lost outside room 303 Willard Monday
between 4 and 5 p.m. Finder please call
Gerie ext. 284. Needed for finals. Reward.
DIAMOND RING at Marshall's Laundry.
Lost in yard or basket Very liberal re
ward. Call AD 7-2966.
TAN RAINCOAT, plaid lining—taken by
mistake Thursday between 10.11 outside
203 Buckhout. Name in collar. Please call
Dan. AD 74476.
HELP WANTED
WAITERS AND dishwashers for fall
semester. Beta Sigma Rho. Call Bob Nur.
ea AD 7-4933.
MEN OVER 18 interested in. sales' train-
inir Program. Car furnished for trained
men. Must be neat, friendly, interested in
work. Call Williamsport 6069 any • day
between 11 and 2. Ask for Mr. Wyre.
.J'* Ee;.#lVy,l
ANYONE INTERESTED in car pool from
Tyrone next year? Call David Ernest
or Clair Johnson at AD 7-7636.
MISCELLANEOUS
GRADUATING SENIORS before you
leave campus remember to join the
Penn State Alumni Assn, Special Senior
Membership Fee only $2.00. Come to the
Alumni Office. 104 Old Main..
IS YOUR typewriter giving you trouble?
if so call AD 7-2492 or bring numbing
to 638 W College Aye.
IT'S HASSINGER for racket stringing the
No. Awl Way. Latest factory equipment.
Prompt service; guaranteed work: longer
life to string and racket University Ten.
tabs Service. 514 E. Beaver Avenue.
FOR PROMPI and expert radio and phono.
graph service stay at State Calla. T.V.
trz South Allen Street.
RIDE 'WANTED
RIDE WANTED to - Eldorado, Arkansas
' after June 5. Call Jack Hendricks, ext.
284 - leas., menage. ' _ -