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first hand experience in editing! When established, this commit-
A total of 11.13 coeds Ilse Butli i Karla Teas, M, ray E. Ph: Mu: Sandra Lamont, Jose-
, newspapers this week. tee will take its place along with
Funks, Janet Kohut. ahire Rider Mary Dalzell, Joan With C. Wallace Abel, instruc- the other two governing bodies
pledged sorce,t.is 25 a result Alpha Xi Delia: Virginia Sank- Haley, Barbara Yoder, Barbarator in journalism, they have been of the program:the Committee
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of informal i ung, •
A I l ia fN , Mary Ron'', L.; nnt Melvin, Ann Breisch, Sherry Kennel. Al ice in Martinsburg since Monday ob- for Presidents and the four-man
Darla Conn Joan Vailr, Dee Hau- Sipple, Phyllis Breisch Elizabeth servingand participating in the Operating Committee.
ended Friday. ser Barbara Jacques, Barbara Goodenow, Mon Lou Bergman• ipublication of the Mormons Covet The Operating Commiittee is
Sigma Sigma Sigma sororify has Jol'inaton, Dorothy Querrr, Bonnie Phi Sigma Sigma: Constance t Herald , Martinsburg, and the Cove made up of one representative
the largest pledge class with 14 Jones. Ulm Lois Neuharth, Elaine Mon-INews, Roaring Spring, from each of the four member
pledges, Beta Sigma Omicron: Karin dell, Janet Bressler, Nan Berila-1 Students on the field trip, schools. John Mencher is the
Of the 356 coeds that registered Brindley, Barbara Honcheli. Jl2- min, Lillian Fischer, Barbara Ann ' which ends tomorrow, are Gail U niversity's representative on
for rushing, 160 did not pledge a dish Thompson. Shirley Beers, Krause, Diane Sperling, Judith a Canouse, junior in home eco- the committee.
sorority Three coeds dropped out Rebecca Reynolds, Barbara Reel. Berman, Anita Snydman inomics from State College; Red- A student enrolling in the con
of rushing because they felt it Beth Ann Boltz. Terese Osta- Pi Bela Phi: Susanne Stover,lneY Felix, senior in journalism ter who wishes to count his cred
was too time consuming pow icz. Joyce Klingeman, Bar.- Anne Bickel, Sydney Hughes, s u _lfrom Gettysburg; Norman Troyer, its toward graduation from the
Only sax sororities, Alpha Chi bara Greene. Gayle Kelchner. san Dowell, Elizabeth Clarke,aaemor in agricultural engineering University must state this inten-
Omega, Alpha Omicron Pi, Delta Chi Omega: Linda Hauser. Anne Carol Eblen, Barbara Fryer, Mary from Union City; Fredrick Wilcox, tion at - the time of enrollment.
Gamma. Gamma Phi Beta, Pi Milliken, Car o I Dominick, Su-,Ann Light !senior in agricultural j ournalism ;Students who v 1.-,h to graduate
Beta Phi and Phi Mu, filled their zanne Hornberger, Julia Toohey.' Sigma Delta Tau: Sandra Le- from Scranton; and Doro t h y from Elizabethto ..r , or Lebanon
quota, which is 50. Mary Yeager, Edna °ewe! vine, Dorothy Ostwind, Gl enna Zglinski senior in home eco- Valley may make their decisions
Three an:or:ties, Kappa Delta, Delta Gamma: Susan Suhr, Nan- Bowman, Brenda Bankler,Lorelei nomics from Shenandoah.after completing 30 credits of
Kappa Kappa Gamma and Zeta cy Campbell, Catherine Fleck, Danetz, Maxine Kahn, Frances ;Winter work at the center.
Tau Alpha, have 49 members. Doris Jean Grosh, Bonnie Doo- Rosenfield, Isabel Gurman, Mar -I t
vvm er Name d Delegate
Of course, Keller said, any stu-
The quotas are more nearly little, Patricia Frank. ian Benefield, Nola Snyder, ITo Metallurgical Confab dent who wishes to enroll for
filled th a n in th e past the ',ears. Delta Zeta: Vanca_G-leeten, Bar- Sigma Sigma Sigma: Margoer- Wesley P. Winter, assistant pro- credits toward graduation from
according to Mrs. R Mae Schultz, bale Moore, Mary Herold, Vir- ite Dounes, Judith Kirchner, Bren- fessor of industrial engineering, the Uniiersityjnust first meet the
assistant dean of women. ginia Fiamish, Helen Mitchell. Jo da Klofkorn. Arden MacHatton . , has been appointed by the Board University's en t ran c erequire-
Thoae pledging sororities are:Ann 1,1 1 7 11 0 m K a therin e Davis, Mary O'Brien, Sandra Uronal. of Trustees of the American So-iments.This is necessary, he said,
Alpha Chi Omega: Doris-Jean Marilyn sche e tz J o a n Buckno. Beatrice Troller. Sue Strunk, Jo- ciety for Metals as a delegate to so that no "back door" will be
!Hiller, Margery Green, Christine Sarah stein, Susan Corbin, Jo dith Keiser, Joan Kisslo, Jo a n the Second World Metallurgical onened to the University.
Wetzel, Constance Edmonds, Nan- Anne Schneider. Lucas, Mary Masters. Arl e n e
Co• cy Simpson, Roberta Gbur, Con- Gamma Phi Beta: Janet Thomp- Starkey, Jane Monefeldt t
The
e res c s o The center is self-supporting.
conference will be held Students pay $lB a credit and
stance Daly. son, Mary Struble Suzanne Wy t- Theta Ph: Alpha: Patricia Wil- this week in Chicago t there are no operational costs for
Alpha Epsilon Phi: Judith Le- tanbach "Dorothy Voelker, Elaine son, Rosemary Raleigh, Sandra
iesic
yin., Harriet Rosenberg, Wilma Baker, Diane Mori occo, Ru t h ia When
al Finn, Susan Cunningham, Anita Whisler Named to Post When and plant
if a physical plant
Estrin. Ja4 ne Tolson. Ellen Gana- Fronheiser, Cynthia Good Melina Webb, Joyce Glenn, Marlene Fer- Dr. Benjamin A. Whisler, pro-;i s begun, Keller said, all financial
pp). Roxanne Friedlander Esther Mazza,Mari Ann Resko Con- rant', Barbara Charnitski support for construction and
fesaor and head of the Depart—support Nam% 11.ifman Louise Sul:- stance McCormack Zeta Tau Alpha: Barbara Mot- inent of Civil Engineering, has maintenance must come from the
ten Kappa Alpha Theta: Patricia son, Georgine Novak, Elizabeth i
peen appointed to the depart- residents of Harrisburg.
Alpha Gamma Delta: Linda Ful- Lt nhai dt 13 arb a r a Stevenson, Encl, mental advisory committee on
leiton. Alice Past:mills, Virginia Paula Mi ller. training for the Pennsa h ania De- IFC News Staff to Meet
Fltzmartm. Mar ie Marzzacco. Dor- Kappa Kappa Gamma: Margot FFA Glee Club to Meet a partment of Health. The editorial staff of the IFC
othy Craig, Betty Thompson, Jean Flagg, Audrey Graham, Judith The glee club of the Future
Slayton, Pati icia Paulick AriKett Lynn, Suzanne Keener, Nancy Farmers of America will hold Block and Bridle to Meet - Nevis will meet at 6:45 tonight
Truran, Lois Ri•i ve, Marjorie liar- Mdlt.n song practice at 7 tonight in 100 Movies and slides on ".A_Toui of at Phi Kappa Tau.
Aasig nment, n i
next be given out
ll
ri- Jacque! 20 Da id
issue
Kappa Delia: Carole Cm Sheila Carnegie to prepare for the Ag Europe," will be shown at a meet- -
Alpha Omicron P. I loa •• T hom-Stn
hl. Susan Lange Barbara Rob-'Hill Party, which will be held ing of the Block and Bridle Club i°l the
as, Jeannt•lt( ‘,p.1:4,4•1 Vs il 1011 e (ltSOll Elizabeth Corman, Jacque- from 5 p.m,until midnight Satur- at 7:30 p.m.tomorrow in 206 —---
Gordon, Bai vai aB• aiti Jt ,in iti lane My ers, Caro! Ploesch, day in Recreation Hall. Ai msby
JACK WIMMER says
ig u AlorJz
we b, , .e large :-.decnon
of snow-caps :n stork.
It 14111 you to trade
in your old tirts now. We
also v. ill hold ...our winter
tires for ou needed.
WIMMER'S SUNOCO
503 E College .4D 8-6143
Esso BATON ROUGE REFINERY
ESSO RESEARCH LABORATORY
NEEDS • CHEMISTS •
ENGINEERS
Will Interview November 8
F . fr
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ESSO STANDARD OIL COMPANY , BATON ROUGE,
PRIVACY
Duffy's historic tavern in
Boalsbuig has 3 dining rooms
to guarantee your banquet
the privacy it deserves.
Whether the group includes
you and your family or a
whole fraternity or sorority
you'll find that Duffy's serves
your banquet with respect.
Call HO 6-6241 and make
reservations now. It's never
too early.
Duffy's
In Boalsburg, 4 miles east of
State College on Rowe 322
(turn right at the Texaco Sta.)
YEAR -ROUND
RECREATION
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE DENNSYLVANIA
PHYSICISTS
Chemical
Mechanical
Electrical
Civil
LEISURELY
LIVING
FOR POSITIONS IN
PUBLIC WORKS Design - Investigation -
Construction
ENGINEERING OF
Roads - Bridges - Sewers
Storm Drains - Hydraulic
Structures - Buildings -
Water Works
See the Representative of the
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES Civil Service
Commission
Engineering Recruitment Service
On This Campus Soon
Our brochure is on file in your Placement Office
WEDNESDAY, NOVE,', 4 3ER 6. 1457
LA.
C,LASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
MECHANICAL 'DRAWING rilu:pment. Rea
sonable. Call AD 7-2412. ask for Dan.
PORTABLE BERMES Swiss Typewriter.
'Weighs 9 lbs. 11" x II" practically
new. Will sacrifice for 413. Call AD 8-5657'..
BALLERINA LENGTH forma/. blue net.
size 15. worn onij once. Call HO 6-64:17..
OVER $4OO with of gabardine Air Force
Officers Uniform;. Vail sell 'ter highest
biibier. For further information call AD
8-6267.
kFRESH PRESSEDCMER. Truck will he
at Werner Freezer Fresh Saturday eve
fling. Sunday .arternnon. Sunday evening.
;Please bring jugs.
1957 FORD Continental kit complete. good
condition. cheap. Call AD 8-8986.
WANTED
- - -
TYPING Rxperieneefl. all types. term
paperer. thesis. and research projects. Call
AD 1-7917 after 5 p.m.. 172. East College.
MALE STUDENT re , ted to 'share quiet
apartment. one mist" from campus. Two
large rooms, kitchen, 'oath, parkins space.
Call AD 8-0520.
WANTED: A WIFE. must be able to cock.
Call AD 8-8842 after 7. Ask for Ron.
TAPERECORDER I good condition. Call
ext. 3475 after 5. Ask for Mel.
WILL PERSON who took Alligator Rain
coat from Theta Xi Saturday night please
return. I have yours. Call Barry Brandt
AD T-2tatz-
ALLIGATOR RAINCOAT with pair of
brown and metallic rimed-- tzlasFes in
pocket. Lost at Phi Sigma Delta. Phone
Al) 8-9026.
BAUCH & LOMB 15:35 Binoculars in tan
leather sipper carrying case Sat.. Nov. 4
between campus parking area No. 80 and
Milibrook between 4:20 and 5:15 p.m. Re
ward, Call EL 54712 3 to 5.
IF YOU traded Mliirotor Ralncoot with we
at Christy's Sat. illeht. call Clyde John
son AD 8-9038. I hati•e yours.
BLUISH-GREY Overcoat at Delta Tau
Delta. I 'nave yours plus reward. Every
thing to gain. Call ED ext. 2735.
WILL PERSON who took Penn State note
book from :Ird floor Enzineerirtg 8
please call John Ner ext. 293.
PLEASE RETURN raincoat !Oat at Phi
Kappa Psi Sunday—lt—kaa my glasses
in pocket. I can't study. Bill Harris AD
7-4908.
FOUDII)
FOUND--GIRL'S Cardigan Sweater, Loeuet
Lane and Fairmount Ave. Sat. night.
Owner nail Mrs- Leathers AD 7-233..
MISCELLANEOUS
TURKEY SHOOT. Turkeys or cash pries
every Friday nite 8 2.ru. Ferguson Lions
Club Lions Park, Prise Grove !dills. Pa.
LET THE WORLD know that Jacob Zeller
came from a 59 to 23 in Math 4t. Now
shut-up!!!
WEEKEND FLIGHTS to Philadelphia sad
vicinity round-trip by appointment- Four
Passenger plane available also scenic flights
on . weekends by appointment. Call ELgin
54212. The Flying Bricklayer.
APPLES.-Red and golden Delicious. Stay.
man-Winesay. /tone Beauty, Northern
Spy, Baldwin and Winter Banana. Berner
Apple Fenn, three tulles out W. College
Ave.
LOCAL REPAIR Service on all makes of
rwevrriters. We will cell for and deliver
raur
AD trpewriter. ?Ottani , Office Equipment.
6-6124.