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Float Parade to
'Athletics' Open
Students and televiewers in Altoona and
Lancaster will he able to watch western, quiz
and panel, plus police and detective floats
depicting a larger amassing of talent than
any TV spectacular on the air waves when
the float parade starts at 6 p m.
Monday.
Miss Penn State finalists, in
formally dressed and riding in
volts cars, will start the parade
in front of Boucke Building where
the University will make the pick
up for WFBG-TV of Altoona.
Two drum majorettes from the
State College High School will
then step out with a banner an
nouncing the category of western
shows. The western floats will be
preceeded by the Air Force ROTC
band.
Scenes will range from grizzly
prospectors panning gold by a
mountain stream to a piano play
er plunking out rinky-tink in a
dance hall.
Zorro, Annie Oakley and her
sister "Fanny," the Lone Rang
er, Tonto, "Limp Along Catas
trophe." and Wyatt Earp caught
by Expose magazine are a few
of the rootin'-tootiri cowboys
who will "paint up" Pollock
Road with color.
A horse-drawn covered wagon,
and later a patent medicine wag
on will roll by.
Besides floats employing live
horses, the ''big fellow" Silver
will prance by in papier mache.
One cowboy will even ride by on
a rocket shin and another clad
in a togo will be atop a 20-foot
high Trojan horse.
To complete the T.V. picture,
a "Commercial" float will carry
a mammoth box of cereal.
After westerns, two more
drum majorettes and the Navy
ROTC bands will announce the
panel and quiz show category.
Most floats will house panels
such as "I've Got a Secret,"
"Masquerade Party," and
"You'll Get Yours," and a pint-
pie-throwing "Juvenile
sized
J On. u."
ry
the "Strike it Rich" float
there will be a large red heart
and treasure chest. Cinderella
seated atop a satin slipper will be
serenaded on "Cinderella Week
end."
More majorettes and the Army
ROTC band will lead off the last
category, police and detective
shows.
Observers will be able to tune
in on 11 floats and glimpse all
kinds of cops and robbers, under
the protection of a float carrying
a goddess of justice weighing the
uneven balance of men to wom
en students on her scales.
Sherlock Holmes will be on
hand to track down the "Gold
en Garter," and he'll he amok.
ing a dry ice pipe on another
float.
A Statue of McGraw. surround
ed by camnus buildings, will
search for the "missing coed"
while sleuth Charlie Chan, amidst
Geisha girls. pagoda and Commu
r'gt soldiers, looks for "Stolen
':ims," an d "Mystery." On
D ragonD Net," what else but a
writhing dragon.
On still another a silhouetted
Alfred Hitchcock will "resent" a
moveable merry-go-round and
ferris wheel of Carnival.
The last float will carry He-
Man finalists and will move on
to the golf course with the Air
Force ROTC drum and bugle
corps for the He-Man finals.
Gift Suggestion Boxes
Suggestion boxes for the senior
class gift will be placed at the
Hetzel Union desk and at the
entrance to the card room in the
HUB on Monday.
Two more boxes will be placed
on campus Tuesday. The locations
have not yet been determined.
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Spring Week
Prospective he-men will attempt to speed
through the 100-yard dash and hurl a shot
put out of sight while coeds scramble to catch
raw eggs in the preliminary events for the
He-Man and Queen of Hearts contests at
Both Parties
Will Elect
New Heads
University and Campus parties
will meet at 7 p.m. tomorrow to
elect new party officers; neither
party chairman - will seek re-elec
tion.
University party will meet in
121 Sparks. Only registered party
members may vote. John D'An
gelo, retiring party chairman, said
party cards or matriculation cards
must be shown. Senior and junior
class party officers as well as all
party officers will be elected.
D'Angelo said he plans to dis
associate himself completely from
University party. "The party will
fall int.) the hands of new people,"
he said. "I have accomplished my
aims in establishing it."
The executive committee will
meet at 2 p.m. tomorrow in 203
Willard. A sub-committee will be
appointed to study the proposed
revamping of student govern
ment.
Campus party will elect all
party officers at a meeting in 10
Sparks. Party cards and matricu
lation cards must be shown.
Retiring clique chairman Ber
nard Magdovitz said: "I learned
an awful lot and I'm thankful for
the'job I had, but it's time to turn
the party reins over to someone
else."
Campus' steering committee
will meet at 3 p m. tomorrow in
218 Hetzel Union to hear cam
paign reports and Tecommenda
tions for the next political sea
son.
The All-University Elections
Committee will conduct the party
elections. Lynn Ward, junior in
journalism from Paoli, is the new
committee chairman. She replaces
Peter Fishburn, senior in indus
trial engineering from State Col
lege.
Office Hours Set
For All-Lt Officers
Office hours for the new All-
University officers have been an
nounced.
They are:
Jay F e 1 d stein, All-University
Vesident, 2 to 4 p.m. Mondays
and Fridays; Steven Garban, All-
University vice president, 9 a.m.
Tuesday and 9 a.m. to noon Thurs
day, and John Gingrich, All-Uni
versity secretary-treasurer, 2 to
4 p.m. Monday and 11 a.m. Tues
day.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA
2 p.m. today at the Golf Course.
In case of rain, the pre-tests of
athletic prowess will be postponed
until 2p m. Sunday at the Golf
Course.
The first 10 men in each event
will receive points in order of
their finish. The 10 men with the
highest combined scores will ap
pear in the Float Parade Monday
and participate in the finals after
the parade at 8 p.m. also at the
Golf Course.
In the women's preliminaries
two-girl teams will be eliminated
until eight teams remain which
have not broken any eggs.
In the event of rain the finals
will be held on Wednesday.
Contest rules exclude Univer
sity track and cross country ath
letes, previous winners and spiked
shoes.
Judges will be members of the
Varsity "S" Club. Robert Hoff
man, Olympic weight lifting
coach, may be on campus Monday
to act as an honorary judge for
the finals.
Final events will include the
100-yard dash: the shot put: a
steeple chase, a quarter mile run
over an obstacle course com
plete with water jumps, crossed
ropes, and hurdles: and the
bench press, a weight lifting
event.
Queen finalists in the same two
girl teams will compete in a suit
case race. One girl will dash 30
yards to a suitcase full of cloth
ing, don the clothes, return to the
starting point and exchange these
clothes with her partner who will
run back to the suitcase, remove
the clothes and put them back in
Ithe suitcase.
Trophies will be presented to
- the He-Man and Queen winners
at Awards Night Thursday.
Overall Spring Week points will
be awarded as follows. He-Man
winner, 15; second, 10; third, 7;
fourth, 5, fifth, 2; Queen winner,
5; second, 3. •
Thirty-three men and 66 wo
men representing 33 groups will
participate in the preliminaries.
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MONDAY EVENING
6:00 P.M. STARTS IN FRONT
OF BOUCKE BUILDING AND
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Experimental Group
To Give Aberg Play
The experimental theater unit will present "Where
There's a Will," a new play by Gilbert Aberg, at 2 p.m. to
morrow in the Little Theatre.
The play was developed in playwriting classes with
Warren Smith, associate professor of theatre arts. The author
is a writer and director at the
University's motion picture stu
dio.
The plot concerns the return to
earth of William Shakespeare and
Christopher Marlowe. They are
making an effort to settle, once
and for all, the matter of their
identities. In the process they run
across a New York television
crowd and find more important
things to. take their attention.
The play will last about two
and a half hours. The author is
also directing the play. Richard
Mazza is in charge of the technical
arrangements.
The experimental theatre is
part of the Department of Thea
tre Arts. The group presents
new student plays each Tuesday
in the Five O'Clock Theatre.
The members of the cast and
DTS House--
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Hughes said. The renovated
home will house 38.
The first floor of the house will
have six rooms with kitchen,
.dining and living room areas.
The February fire in the house
at 120 E. Fairmount Avenue start
ed from hot ashes coming in con.
tact with a wooden partition in
the basement.
Alpha firemen fought the early
morning blaze for four hours. The
house was extensively damaged
by fire on the inside, especially
through the center of the build
ing. The entire house received
water damage.
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their roles are
Ivan Larlizinsky, Will; Barry
Gordon, Kit; Joseph Servello, My
ron (a TV producer); Susan Mort,
Natalie (the producer's wife);
Ruth Harris, Sylvia (wife's psy
chiatrist); Hyman Schultz, Sugar
man (an author's agent).
Jack Timmins, Herman ( a po
tential client); Robert Shiarella,
Carlyie (a modern poet); Derek
Swire, Wally (a bartender); Sid
ney Bowhill, Roger (a butler);
and Bruce Taylor, an Elizabeth
ian nobleman.
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