WEDNESDAY. MARCH 19. 1958
Trustee
Of 'Fun
Students are losing fun in living for the sake of hum
drum security of a job with a “steady” income, according to
Miss Mary Jane Wyland, a trustee of the University.
Miss Wyland spoke to a capacity audience at the Women’s
Student Government Association convocation Monday night
in the Hetzel Union auditorium.
Miss Wyland said there is a
.“bigger thing” that-can come from
finding a “sense of values in
the things we are doing.”
“We need to get more fun out
of living by taking a calculated
risk.’’ she said. .
College women must discover
the "self development that we
provide for ourselves." she said.
The college graduate should
have something inside which
comes from an integrated sense
of values that directs her "be
liefs stands on topics."
" The college woman should have
a sense of tolerance- and world
consciousness, she said.
“We are only part of a great
Collegian
Business Staff
Candidates
MEETING
7:15 TONIGHT
WE'VE
OUR STORE
CENTRE COUNTY FILM LAB
Hits Loss
in Living'
By MARIE RUSSO
group of people and should be
aware of what is going on,” ac
cording to Miss Wyland.
An educated person is so
cially acceptable in a commun
ity anywhere. She can converse
amicably with people of all
backgrounds and can stand for
what she believes without caus
ing any ill feeling.
A person who does not recog
nize spiritual values and relation
ships is missing something drastic
from her life.
Chem Phys to Elect Officers
The Chemistry-Physics Student
Council will meet at 7 tonight in
209 Hetzel Union to elect officers.
106 WEST BEAVER AVENUE COLLEGE
THE DAIIY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA
Fifty-one Students Named
To Dean's List in BusAd
A total of 51 Students in the ru ? e *- 3-66: John Price. 3.66: Paulin*
nf ArtminictT'!!* 1 Ricksnli Sidney Schreiber, 3.£6:
college oi -business WaJUr Weilie i RobJey wiuute, 3.6*;
tion have been named to theiwilliam wadis. 3.65.
dean’s list for the fall semester, j William Sleigh. 3.65: Richard Hammond.'
Two Students received 4.00; 3 - 65 : Francis Rood, 3.60: George Kelly. j
They are James Miller;
and Kobert Pivik. Carson. 3.56 : Elaine Mondell. 3.58: Rob->
Other students and their aver-i' rt Archib<l! ' ) - 3 - 50 - j
ages are: * I Barry Brown. 3.50? John Ciucei, 3.50;
t> i „ * _. _ _ I Edward Datcmasch. 3.50; Conrad Dough-i
ifii v*v de , r, -D- i : 3.50; Richard Evans. 3.50; William;
Th^*. M, S b fi¥ E»*ene ( Forbes. 3.50; John Fuako, 3.50; Herbert!
Tniomaa, 3.83; Gilbert Kahn. 3.82; Donald | Heffner, 3.60; Elizabeth Trezise. 3.50:
McCreary 3.81; Irwin Marcus, 3.31 :i ; Theodore Weathers, 3.50; Louis Wonderly,'
Thoraaa Powell, 3.51. {3.50 ,
James Swartzwelder. 3.51: Curtis Smith.! _
3.51; James Dushaw, 3.71: Dolores Hef-. rL a .. /•|„L T—:#.L*
ner. 3.71:. Arthur Xapp«J. 3.71; Roy« Club TO mC6t Tonight
Fuhrman, 3.68; William Bender. 3.65; Jean! THa PHacc Oink mill
Crandley, 3.66: Charles Grainger. 3.66;,, t fte . t? e ? S Vo , P*? 1 ? t
William Hahaciveh. 3.66. ,• tonight m 7 Sparks to begin
Walter Juzi, 3.66; James Kester. 3.66:'the fourth round Of its tOUrna-
Donald Littlewood, 3.66; Mansuato Pie- ment.
Thursday and Friday Nites ... Don Smaltz - Dixieland
Saturday Night . . . Bob Leßoy - Jazz
MOVED
INSIDE THE CIRCLE
Tea Official Will Speak
The Marketing Club will hear
Robert Kayser, route develop
ment personnel manager with the
Jewel Tea Company, talk on “Op
portunity with Jewel Tea” at 7:30
tonight at Theta Chi.
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