=agf F:r> t
Fall Field Day
Mav Replace
Aq Open House
Ti >- Ar Council :s
«t>r: .a': .r.g hnid.rg an Aar.cu!-
tur.'i! Fi' id Dav .r. the Sail *0
replace the fall Ag Op*.:'. House
which ••■.as d«.-<:gncd to demon
strate the University Agriculture
program to high c ' hoy! seniors.
Donald Gould. junior in animal
husbandry from North Wales,
suggested that the Field Day
should have such contests as calf
roping, tractor driving and cow
mil king and that the program
should be held in conjunction
with the Dairy Exposition.
Russell Beatty, president of the
council, said the council will se
lect an honor council, to judge the
offenders of a proposed honor
system, within the next two
weeks. No immediate action was
taken on the selection. Beatty
urged enforcement of the honor
system in all the Agriculture cur
ricylums.
Charles Huston, Ag Hill Party
chairman suggested that for a
better planned party the assistant
■chairman of the party and the
party representatives from the Ag
Clubs should be chosen m the
spring semester.
Ferdinand Garbin, junior in
agronomy from Turtle Creek, was
chosen assistant party chairman
for next tear.
McFeely Wins 1
Slide Contest
Herbert F. McFeely was given
first prize and an honorable men
tion in the slide competition con
ducted recently by the State Col
lege Color Slide Club.
McFeely’s winning slide was an
autumn view of a doorway: his
honorable mention slide was a
campus winter scene.
Other winners were Paul Ste
phens. “Bee and Apple Blossvns,"
second prize: R. Newton. “Bee
and Spider.” third prize: Carl
Dossin. “Beauty Along the
Beach,” honorable mention; and
Larry McGrael,“Sunlight Through
Autumn Leaves." honorable men
tion.
E. L. Mattil. associate professor 0! £5 11 ?5' u i' 1 * nii °t r J° m
g . _i ,-c * j Kappa btjrma featurday night. Phone
of art education, was the judge, ad ?.4«3y for Sully.
THE DAIiY CCU C GIAN ST£T CCItEGE
.. , D • Niftcmy Council Studies
HomeEc Council TO begin | Waring Lounge Change
f . f l \ Conversion of part of Waring
Establishment of Honor Code center trill be discused by Nit*
Tie Hnn-.e Ecorcnricc Student *<.». “SSI £? §“* “ ’ *" “•
Council r.as ta/.cn me iirst move \ ~_L , n , vers , t y committee The council also will reorganize
towards establishing an honor the honor system. ;its committees.
-vstem in the college. ■ The council members agreed an'
'The council decided Tuesday honor system is a good idea but WDfM fQ A ; r Speech
that or.e representative from each one council member suggested ,
class would form a committee to, that it would “not work with A speech given last Thursday
present a plan to Dr Grace M. 1: freshmen ever, because of the high b v Dr. Walter Kaufman of Pnnce-
Henderson dean of the college, flunk out rate.” . ton University will be broadcast
H The Council agreed to start the Plans for the Home Economics by WDFM at 9 tonight,
honor system with juniors in one Spring Weekend April 18-19 were; His topic was A Critique of
course. The course was not de- discussed. Existentialism,
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Sunday afternoon. G.S.
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TELLS US HOW
GULF OIL CORPORATION
Representatives will be at
The Pennsylvania State University
MARCH 10 and 11. ISSB
to interview candidates for positions in
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• Chemical Engineers
• Petroleum Engineers
• Mechanical Engineers
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For additional information and to
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Mr. George N. P. Leetch, Director,
University Placement Service.
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IS IMPORTANT, TOO. THAT'S,
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 27
Orientation Week Id^T
To Be Given to Perkins
Individuals or groups
to suggest new ideas or
relating to Orientation wJKS
September may send tW®
Harold W. Perkins, assocfe!
of men, at 109 Old Maui
Ideas should be turned in „
or before March 5. m 0a
WRA Officials Meet Tonight
WRA Officials Club will
at 6:40 tonight at White Ha'i
Women will be needed to officii
for the volleyball intramurah
which begin next week