WEDNESDAY. OCTOB
LA Co
Greek
The Liberal Art
committee last nigh
lates that, in the el;
fraternity, social pre
one vote equally am,
Three Offi
Elected Mo
By WH Co.
Alexander Kraner, f
industrial enginc'ering,
elected vice president •
Halls Council
The council Monday
elected Jacob Hostet
more in " mechanical e
secretary, and Thoma
freshman in education
Three representativ-s• of the
Council were electe. to. AIM
,
Board of Governors. They are
Thomas Shiels, senior in liberal
arts; John Crosby. freshman in
chemical engineering; and Wil
liam Whitlatch, freshman in arch
itectural engineering.
Carl Smith, council president,
appointed two alternate represen
tatives-at-large. They per e Mi
chael Cohick.-junior in education,
and Eugene Robbins, freshman in
arts and letters.
Smith was elected president at
the end of last semester so that
the council would have an official
representative prior to Monday
night's elections.
Officers E6cted
Dv Psych Club
Carole Carnack, sophomore in
Clinical psychology from Union
tOwn, has been elected president
of the Psychology Club.
Other officers are:
Jack Morrison, junior in educa
tional psychology from Marys
ville, vice president: Annella
Lundberg: senior in clinical psy
chology from Pittsburgh, secre
tary. •
Gene Hauer, junior in industrial
psychology from State College,
treasurer; Joyce Bedrava. junior
in clinical psychology from But
ler, social chairman; and Allen
Zimmerman, junior in clinical
psychology from Erie, feedback
committee chairman.
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JUST WHO ARE the truly beautiful women who abound on this
campus? Are there countless multitudes or are they a fleeting few. Just
what is it that exactly defines "a beautiful coed" so that in the eye of all
viewers she is no-less striking. In our attempt to find classic beauty we
reverted to an ancient Greek mathematical expressidn that defines beauty
"the ratio of the length of the nose from the bridge to its tip versus
the length of the bottom of the chin to the upper lip and its inverse ratio
etc' ... Using this formula withrelentless accuracy, student artist Leonard
Epstein and myself have for the past 14 Months selected from over 4000
' girls the 36 faces that accurately maintain this beauty formula of antiquity.
It is unfortunate that 6 of these girls have since left school. Other data ...
`s9 of these girls are or have been sorority presidents. All but two have been
pinned at least once. By sheer coincidence or good taste, eleven of them --
are engaged to SAE's. Two are winners of the round trip to Bermuda which
we sponsor each year.
SO• • • A COMPOSITE of these 36 faces has been grouped and
mounted on a large board which will be on display today-in the window
of the Treasure House which is located below the studio. While the
• selection may please many of you, please bear in mind that not one of
these girls has the remotest inkling of her new found fame. As a.souvenir
to you men who would like to have,proof to substantiate your claims-of
IR 16. 1957
until Hears
Voting Plan
Student Council constitutional revision
presented a revised article which stipu
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ction of officers, members of any social
essional fraternity or sorority shall split
ng its members present.
The council will vote on the
constitution next week. More,
than one-half of the members
were absent.
Other additions or changes to
the constitution are:
• Members shall have an All-
University average of 2.4 instead
of 2.5.
•The Council shall consist of
7 freshmen (instead of 6), 8 soph-.
omores. 10 juniors (instead of 11)
and 7 seniors.
•The office of treasurer shall
be added to the executive, com-;
mittee of the council.
The following functions of the
council were added to. the consti—
tution:
•"To promote greater student
;responsibility and awareness
{toward the faculty and adminis—
'trative policies of the College of:
the Liberal Arts and of the Uni
versity.
r •"To represent the views of:
'the Liberal Arts students before
:the faculty: administration and in.
student government through All-•
;University Cabinet and the Inter-i
'College Council Board.
•"To provide for all other mat-:
i ters pertaining to the welfare of
.the students of the College of they
;Liberal Arts and to take any,
'other action which if may deem'
necessary or appropriate."
The council voted to award a l
!$lOO scholarship to aid a desert-I
.ing student in the College of the;
Liberal Arts. The student will re
:ceive $5O in the fall semester and,
$5O in the spring semester.
To qualify, a student must have
completed his fifth semester and
must have an All-University aver
age of 2.5. Applicants will be,
judged on need and service to the
college and University.
The recipient will be selected.,
by the University Coordinator of.
Scholarships.
President Robert Nurock said
council elections will be held
Oct. 30-31. Preliminary nomina-;
tions will be held Oct. 21-26.
Hers
riday
eshman in
has been
f the West
night also,
•r, sopho
gineering,
Hummel, 1
treasurer.,
Delta Sigma Pi to Hold
Final Rushing Smoker
Delta .Sigma Pi, professional
business fraternity, will hold its
final rushing smoker at 7:30 p.m.
tomorrow at Lambda Chi Alpha
fraternity.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
""*.
'I THINK I'M GOING TO BE ILL'—Students crowd around the
Infirmary desk awaiting treatment for fiu, colds, grippe and other
respiratory illnesses.
Placement Service
Lists Student Jabs
The Student Employment Serv
ice has jobs available for students
with free mornings or afternoons
to do window washing, leaf raking
and general work.
Jobs also are available for stu-iciety at 8 p.m. tomorrow in 117
dents who wish to work for meals Osmond.
in residence halls and fraternities. His subject will be "The Elec-
Students may apply at 112 Old l tronic Computer as a Chemical
Main. Tool."'
You'll Score Your
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0 at Homeecon - una
A hairdo by Alice and Don is sure to
i \ \4 7 . score at any event. We will arrange
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~ . , ..- your hair in a style that is individual
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s di "(. , t.O:-- -'' istic as well as very fashionable.
We're especially adept with, the latest in chic haircuts.
If you prefer the modern natural wave, we offer customized
permanent waving. If you like the "bandbox" look, we'll
wash and set your hair before the big event. "Professional
care is best for the hair."
•
ALICE and DON
129 SOUTH FRAZIER ST. ADams 7-2201
beautiful women up here, 20 copies of this composite have been made
and will be available until the supply is exhausted:
LOOKMAGAZINE has expressed a strong interest in publishing
this example of Penna. pulchritude. However, they suggest that each girl
on this.board sign a release giving us and Look permission to publish this
composite. Be good enough to stop up to the studio to sign this release
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as soon as possible should your picture be on it.
One last-thin
g ... WE NEED A TITLE for this composite
to be placed above its unique crest. (If you observe the crest carefully
you will find the ancient Greek algrebraic formula for defining beauty in
the face.) If after seeing this monumental project, you are behooved to
drop us a card with your idea of a fitting title, you will be eligible for p -
most unique gift to be awarded to the sender of the most appropriate
name. Get it in the mail in the next 24 hours—Just send it to Bill Coleman,
—Hail , Collegian Photo by Harry Furminger
Shull to Give Talk
At Chem Meeting
Dr. Harrison Shull, associate
professor of chemistry at the Uni
versity of Indiana. will speak to
the Central Pennsylvania section
of the American Chemical So-
E. College Ave., Boro. Also note ... there are but 208x10 copies of tihs
for just a few farthings. Truly a collectors item.
Four Freshmen
To Seek Posts
On Coed Senate
Four freshmen will vie tomor
row for two positions on the
Women's Student Government As
sociation Senate in final elections.
The candidates are Judith Good.
Leah Mason. Marilyn Siefert and
Priscilla Was:lko.
Voting will be held in Ather
ton. Lyons, McAllister and Ste
phens Halls. Town women as_well
as those from Grange Hall and
Woman's Building will vote in
McAllister Hail. Women living in
Ewing will vcte in Lyons. Votes
may be cast from 10 a.m. to 7 pan.
Primary elections were held
yei•terdav The 15 candidates were:
Mary Jean DePiante, Sally Fow
ler. Sheba Gallagher. Judith'Goed,
Joan Kemp. Leah Mason, Judith
Not ton, Jean Oberholtzer, Gail
Pre use. Marilyn Radbord, Rose
marie Marilyn Siefert,
Sue Smithston, Priscilla Wasilko
s s r.(l Martha Yeager.
Police Investigate Theft
Of Student's Valuables
State College Borough Police
are investigating the theft of a
t ristwatch and a 533 check taken
Saturday- from the room of John-
Burns, senior in mechanical engi
neering from \Vyncote. who lives
at 230 S. Pugh St.
Burns said the items were stol
en sometime between 8 and It
a.m. Saturday.
PLAYERS
p*cse at
Center Stage
OPENING
FR.DAY
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