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Tickets Co on Sale
For Awards Night
Tickets for Awards Night, which will be held from 7 to
9:45 p.m. in Recreation Hall, will go on sale this afternoon at
the Hetzel Union desk.
This year's night will combine the presentation of 30
Spring Week awards and concerts by the Phi Mu Alpha band
and the Axidentals with the Coro
nation of Aliss Penn State, which
Encampment was held on a separate night last
year.
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Applications
Tickets are 50 cents each and ;
also will be sold by members of
the Spring Week committee in
residence dining halls, at Ire
amities and at the committee's
headquarters at the Carnival.
No pro; ision will be made for;
block seating of groups.
Before the Coronation, Miss)
Penn State finalists and the Axi
dentals vill attend a banquet and
the finalists will then travel by
motorcade to Recreation Hall.
The finalists, chosen from 32
contestants at preliminary judg
ing last week, are Annette Ag-
Encampment, v, hich has been in' ner, sponsored by Chi Omega
existence for six years, is a 3-day and Alpha Sigma Phi; Ellen
conference held before the start) Donovan, sponsored by Kappa
of school in September. Prob- Kappa Gamma and Sigma Nu;
lens of the students and the Uni-i Sybil Kersh, sponsored by Kap
vet:Aty are discussed and result- 4 pa Alpha Theta and Sigma Al
mg recommendations are made tt - ,! Pha Epsilon; Dorothy Lents,
the All-University Cabinet during' sponsored by Alpha Zeta, and
the following fall semester. I Ginger Ottinger, sponsored by
Ninety students will attend thisi Alpha Omicron Pi and Chi Phi.
year's Encampment, which will The coeds will he interviewed
be held September 4 through 7 I singly on stage by master of cer
at the Mont Alto School of For-lemonies Stewart Kahan, president
entry Of these 90 students, aboutlof Thespians. Judges Luther Kep
-70 will be chosen by the posi- ler, Bill Coleman ad Robert Bre
tions they hol in campus activi-jon, local photographers, will be
ties seated in the audience.
Available
Students interested in attend
ing the 1958-59 Student Encamp
ment may pick up applications to
day through next Wednesday at
the Iletzel Union desk.
The Cabinet Personnel Inter
viewing Committee will interview
applicants on May 4, 5 and 6.
The remaining 20 will be chosen,
from the applicants on the basis,
of their interviews, and. in some'
cases, campus activities
While Encampment d oes not',
constitute a legislative body, its
recommendations to Cabinet ap—
pear to have had a great deal of,
succes, and have exerted much
influence in the past.
Much of the student insurance
program instituted this year grew
out of Encampment recommenda
tions.
Abolition of the rotation system
also giew out of an Encampment
recommendation, as did the Cab
met reorgamiation which is now
in a Cabinet committee for study.
The w o r k of Encampment is
done in seven or eight special
workshop', followed by a plenary
session at the end of the 3-day
conference,
Tifen berg Named
Frosh Sweetheart
Judith Tifenberg, freshman in
arts and lettei, from Syracuse,
N Y , was crowned Sweetheart of
th e freshman class Saturday
night at the freshman dance,
'Antal in Blue."
lier attendants were Barbara
R Green freshman in home eco
nomies from Jenkintown, and
Margaret McPherson. freshman
in home economics from New
Park. runners-up in the compe
tition.
Navy to Interview
At HUB Today.
A Navy officer will interview
and advise men interested in the
Navy's aviation cadet and avia
tion officer programs from 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m. today and tomorrow in
the Heim' Union eardroom.
The aviation cadet program is
designed for single men between
the ages of 18 and 25 who have
completed at least two years of
college.
The aviation officer candidate
program is for college graduates,
single or married, between the
ages of 19 and 26.
Correction: Cwens
Mildred Moyer has been tapped
by Cwens. sophomore women's
hat society, not Kathryn Moyer,
as erroneously reported in last
Thursday's Collegian.
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The winner will be crowned by.
James Jimirro, spring week chair-'
man, after a medley of four num
bers is played in the style of Billy
May by the Phi Mu Alpha Band.
The Axidentals, A B C - Para- '
mount recording artists, will
present a 45-minute concert.
The group was voted the most
promising vocal group in the
Billboard Tenth Annual Disc-
Jockey Poll.
Billed as the group with the
"well-integrated sound," the four
iAxtdentals have appeared at the
!Copacabana in New York City,
the El Cortex Hotel in Las Vegas,
Nevada. and the Copa Club in
Pittsburgh.
i After their concert, the group
will announce the overall win
ners of Spring Week. The names
,of winners will be placed in
t sealed envelopes and remain sec
ret until the envelopes are opened
iby the Axidentals.
The 26 trophies and 4 medals
Ito be awarded will be on display
this week and next in the Athletic
Store.
Bixby to Address
SEA Convocation
The Student Education Associa
tion of Pennsylvania will meet at
7:30 tonight in the Gamma Phi
Beta suite in Haller Hall.
Dr. Paul Bixby, head of the De
partment of Education, will be the
guest speaker and will show color
slides of his visit to the Philippine i
Islands. Future teachers may at-I
tend. i
Spring Week Chairmen 1
To Hear Suggestions
The Spring Week chairmen of;
all participating groups will meet,
at 7 p.m. tomorrow in 3 Carnegie.;
Sugge'.tions on construction,
and organization will be given
and standards will be explained.
No more than three persons from
each group may attend. i
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GOING UP . . . A crane lifts a
giant fan to the roof of the
Cathaum Theatre. The rig tied
up one lane of traffic on Col
lege Avenue for more than an
hour Monday afternoon,
Reading Group
Will Attend
'5B Festival
Students from five centers and
six colleges will attend the 10th
annual Pennsylvania Intercolle
giate Reading Festival to be held
at the University tomorrow and
Friday.
Representatives of the Univer
isity will include Elizabeth
,Harnecl, poetry; Floyd Santoro,
prose; Frank Cermak, drama; and
Kenneth Williams, who will par
ticipate in the reading hour
'Thursday night.
Dr. Charlotte I. Lee, associate
;professor of speech at Northwest
;ern University, will speak on
I "Anyone We Know?" a collection
;of character sketches by contem
porary authors, at the banquet at
;5:45p.m. tomorrow in the Hettel
Union Building.
Since the festival is not a con
test there will be no judging or
i rating. However, after each of the
sessions devoted exclusively to
;the reading of a particular form
of literature, Dr. Lee will discuss
Ithe criteria for interpreting that
form.
Application for Delphi
To Be Completed Today
Applications for Delphi, sopho
more men's bat society, must be
completed by 5 p.m. today.
All second and third semester
men may apply by filling out a
card in the new activities file
located in the dean of men's of
fice.
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STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA
Englishman
Will Speak
On Science
Dr. Charles E. Raven, personal .
chaplain to Queen Elizabeth, will
speak on "Recent Changes in the
Relation Between Religion and
Science" at 8 tomorrow in
121 Sparks.
Dr. Raven, former vice chan
cellor of Cambridge University,
is a canon in the Church of Eng
land. He is the author of many
biological works.
Dr. Raven delivered the Gifford
lectures at St. Andrews which
, have been published in two vol
rumes entitled "Science and Reli
gion" and "Experience and Inter
pretation." He is also the author
,of "Science and the Christian
Man."
Dr. Raven has been giving a
series of lectures at the University„
of Cincinnatti's College of Medi
cine which are designed to help
students understand the historical
and philosophical complications
of the medical profession.
He will be accompanied by his
wife. • Mrs. Raven, who served,
in the Belgian Resistance move-'
ment during World War 11, also is
a distinguished lecturer.
The lecture is sponsored by the'
faculty committee on religious
studies of the College of the Lib
era]. Arts. immediately following ,
the lecture there will he a public
reception for Dr. and Mrs. Raven,
in the Hetzel Union Building.
'European Thinking'
To Be Discussed
The Rev. Eberhard Bethge, an
anti-Nazi involved in the Hitler
assassination attempt July 20,
1944, and Mrs. Charles E. Raven,
Belgian under ground resistance
leader during World War 11, will
discuss "Contemporary Thinking
in Europe" at 7:30 tonight in the
memorial lounge of the Helen Ea
kin Eisenhower Chapel.
The forum is sponsored by
World University Service, cur
rently conducting a campus-wide
drive.
Collegian Photo Staff to Meet
The Daily Collegian photo
graphy staff will meet at 7 to
night in 8 Carnegie.
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Compulsory Attendance
A very short meeting
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7 P.M.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23. 1958
Traffic Court
Collects $2OB
Thirty-five students were fined
a total of $2OB by Traffic Court
on. Monday for illegal parking.
registration sticker not displayed
and failure to report to the Cam
pus Patrol Office within the next
complete school day after receiv
ing the summons. •
Fifty-one cases were handled.
Two students, found guilty of
their fifth violation, will have
their cars sent home for 16 weeks,
and another with four violations
will lose his driving privileges for
60 days.
Thirteen students failed to ap
pear and were given automatic
fines.
Driver Trainer to Speak
Joseph Intorre, associate in
charge of driver training, Insti
tute of Public Safety, will address
Delta Nu Alpha, transportation
fraternity, at 7.30 tonight at Sigma
Nu.
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