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try to remove shaving cream from
Ag Party to Honor Laßoons with a long handled
istra l i n gh i t he ra l Lo a r.. at
dart
games,
the
• Leonides booth featured a card.
board silhouette of a duelist
Scholarship Donors bearing a red heart, and Kappa
Kappa Gamma had a board
marked off in squares for each
The seventh annual Ag Hill Party, sponsored by the, fraternity, entitling the winning
Agriculture Student Council, will be dedicated to the donors, fraternity to a free dinner.
of the $16,050 worth of scholarships recently awarded to 79
cieSstucodetrilltds N e v n il o h v s aj l l
e is n t l i s c c
i t l e ,e n s deg;
agriculture students. :"whamming" an Alpha Gamma
The party will begin with a turkey dinner at sp.m. today
in Recreation Hall. Tickets may be obtained at the door.
Entertainment throughout the:
might will include group singing' .
led by Richard Stuby, sophomore' s Finast s--
in agriculture education from li
Punxsutawney: square dancing to' (Continued from page one)
The music of the Dick Cole Ser- sponsored by Mortar Board, Nave a WORLD of FUN!
enaders, and selections by the seruor women's hat society. last
Permstatetanen Quartet. Ttavel with SITA
night provided students, a la
~,, ,
Nine door prizes including the theme of Creole and French is 5
t ar:l o r i
bushels
assorted ch e e
o s e f s ,
apapitesurkweyillank! life in N e w Orleans, with a taste -, \j Unbelievable Low Cost
of everything from Creole cui- .
given away. Winners of the sine to cotton pickers. tpl. _,,e,
'Ear op e
free bingo games will receive ' q/ : ' -
such prizes as potted plants, In one booth, sultry green Phi .-k. - .j/
ice cream, butter, potatoes and Mu mermaids angled their fins • I I.- 60 Days :I. him $585
chickens. Prizes are donated by for student hoop throwers, while 5.', 1- ' -. a .,,, , A
lh agriculture departments. in another, Delta Gamma dixie- .`;.:- .. : * *-7 tiffeln
landers, complete with striped it
Lawrence Hutchinson. junior in 43-65 Dar,..;.„, maw $998
blazers, straw hats and white
animal husbandry from Thorn-
for gave their version of the' , c c MORE Many tours include j
ton, is mal.ter of cf•remomes carpe wid:r I
- Shuffle Off to New Orleans." Pi "" ICSS
the party. ° co ... Also lour•cost trips to Mesas i
Charles Huston, senior in Beta Phi, Theta Phi Alpha and Phi IS , ' 5149 up. South AmericoS499 co j
did a thriving buss- Hawaii Study Tour 5 e98 up one;
agrit u I tural and biological Sigma Sigma, Around the Wend $1398 up
ness offering roulette, cards and --. .
chemistry from Mount Union, Ask Your Travel Agent
dice.
is chairman of the party com- ,
545 sth Ave., ,
mince and Fred Garbin, junior . Members of the Freshman 25 th I v a "
in agronomy from Turtle Creek, Council, dressed as French bar- Year MAID TRAVEL, INC. New Terk 11
11111-5544 t
is assistant chairman. berg, gave students a chance to . e. i
Faculty advisers to the party
committee are Dr. Frank An
thony, assistant professor of agri
culture education; Dr. James W.
Shigley, assistant professor of ag
ricultural and biological chemis
try: and Dr. J. Frank Cone, pro
fessor of bacteriology.
The party was originated in
1950 by Paul H. Margot', profes
sor of poultry husbandry.
Booters Win—
(Cot/tinned from page seven)
that goal—his 15th of the sea
son—only added to the sad
plioht of the Cadets who were
by now wishing they had never
heard of Penn State.
The Lions were way ahead of
the home team in attempted
shots, 25-8. Most of the spread
was largely due to the standout
play of Lton fullback Ralph
Brower and Thor Chvzow•ych (a
surprise Ftz,rter), and halfbacks
Gary Miller, Herbie Hertmer and
i l / 4 3 Rierhofer.
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Booth prizes Included garters,:with candy, hero medals, hats
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