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32 Students
Architecture
The following awards in the department of architecture
were presented Tuesday at the College of Engineering and
Architecture Honors Day program:
The American Institute of Architects Medal, Charles
Rogers, runner-up, Lewis Inserra; Alpha Rho Chi Medal,
Lewis Roscoe; Central Pennsyl
vania Chapter, American Insti
tute of Architects Scholarship,
Roger Kaness.
Indiana Limestone Institute De-'
sign Competition, Ist prize, Char
les Rogers; 2nd prize Louis In
serra; 3rd prize, Lewis Roscoe and)
John Haas; honorable mentions,,
Gary Lindstrom, George Knovich, l
Robert Whitmore, Thomas Hol
lenbach and Richard Coats.
The Pennsylvania Brick and
Clay Products Association A
wards, Ist prize, William Ed=
wards; 2nd prize, Donald Scutt:
3rd prize, Theodore Litzenberg
er: 4th prize, Jamil Faridy:
sth prizes, Robert Ray and
Henri Gueron.
Aluminum Company of Amer
ica Prizes, Ist prize, Roy Vollmer;
2nd prizes, Charles Desmone, Carl
Kaufman and Gordon Rutherford;
Pennsylvania Bureau of Lathing
and Plastering Scholarship, Wil
liam Edwards; Raynor Door A
wards, Roy Vollmer and Carl
Kaufman.
Summitville Tile Company
Awards, Ist prizes, William Ed
wards and Donald Scutt; 2nd
' prizes, Robert Ray and Michael
Shamey: 3rd prize, Edward
Kaleshefski, Thomas Goas, Ja
mul Faridy and Gretchen Hauer.
Tile Council of America prizes,
Ist, Donald Scutt and William
Edwards; 2nd, Henri Gueron and
Robert Ray; 3rd, Theodore Litz
enberger and Grant Cadwallader;
Illuminating Engineering Society
Awards—Fall Semester, Ist priz
es, Charles Rogers, Louis Inserra
and Lewis Roscoe; 2nd prizes,
Fred Grove and Thomas Hollen
bach; American Society for Test
ing Materials Awards, Paul Det
loff and William Dunn.
Sutherland
To Receive
Ed Award
The first Penn State Medal will
be _awarded to 87-year-old Dr.
Abby Sutherland for her out
standing contribution to higher
education in the commonwealth.
The presentation will be made
in a formal ceremony at the
Ogontz Center on Saturday.
The award, established by the
Board of Trustees. is intended
to recognize and honor the
achievements of persons who
have made an outstanding con
tribution to higher education
in Pennsylvania.
Dr. Sutherland was graduated
from Radcliffe in 1899, taught
English and logic at Bradford
Academy in Massachusetts and
joined the faculty of the Ogontz
School in 1902 as a teacher of
English. In 1909 she became prin
cipal and then purchased the
school.
On the 100th anniversary of
the founding of the Ogontz
School, in 1950, the Board of
Trustees, of which Dr. Suther
land was president, presented
the grounds, buildings and li
brary to the University for use
as a center.
In recognition of her educa
tional endeavors, the honorary
degree of pedagogy was conferred
on Dr. Sutherland in 1914 by
Temple University. In 1952, she
earned a master of arts degree
and, in 1957, a doctor of philoso
phy degree, both in English, from
the University of Pennsylvania.
Given
Awards
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MG TD 1953 black : red bucket seats
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1950 FORD V-8 2-dr.; radio, heater,
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GIRL'S BLAZER, Eton Britisher,
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1953 ANDERSON 36-foot one bedroom
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NITTANY LION Statuettes, exact replicas
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POLISHED ALUMINUM Delve cover and
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LANDOLA DELUXE Trailer, flourescent
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1961 DODGE, excellent condition—sl6o
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APARTMENT-SIZE ELECTRIC range, 4.
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NASHUA TRAILER, 1955, 35-feet, good
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CALL ABRAMSON'S auto wreaking AD
8-6237 Fine used ears and trucks for
salvage and resale.
CLEAN, COOL room: -single or double
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3•MAN Apartment 1 ,6 block from campus
with three rooms plus bath. Available
June 6 with option on lease for following
semester. Apply Apt. No. 23 Metzger Bldg.
SMALLER THAN
A DIME-IT SURE
DOES A LOT!
COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
FOR RENT
FOR RENT
FURNISHED APARTMENT-3 rooms,
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a month. Call AD 8-0347 after 6:30 p.m.
TWO ROOMS, Private bath, suitable for
2 or 3 atudenta. Available summer and
fall sessions. Phone AD 84206.
FURNISHED 2-bedroom apartment. Pre.
ler male students. Available June 15 to
Sept. Call AD 8-6682.
ROOMS FOR summer sessions at low
summer rates. Call AD 13-8156.
34-FOOT, 2 bedroom trailer. Available
June 4. Five minutes from campus.
AD 8-0190 or 40 Hilltop Trailer Park.
UNFURNISHED APARTMENT, third
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St. Available in June. Call AD 8-9634.
APARTMENT TO let for summer—Metz
ger Bldg. Call AD 8-0019.
APARTMENT FOR rent. One-half block
from campus. Two rooms. bath. kitchen
facilities. Available June 1. Call AD 8-0310.
ROOMS FOR summer school. Pi Lambda
Phl, 126 S. Pugh Street. Contact Bin
or Dave AD 8-9185. $4.00 a week—all
summer.
TWO-MAN ROOM for summer ar next
fall. No. 41 Metzger!' 'Building. Inquire
after 7 p.m.
CALL NOW to see AD 8-0743. Three
room furnished apartment. 118 East
College Ave., opposite Old Main. Large
closets, large bathroom pith shower and
tub, all-electric kitchen. Recently painted.
Rent 390 per month. Ideal for young
married couple. Available June,
ROOM AND Board at Alpha Zeta hater.
nits. Inter-sessions and main summer
sessions. Board on five-day week basis.
For information call Mrs. Alice Crandall
AD 7;1621.
LOST
RED AND Gray plaid jacket with gray
reversible, either Sparks or Boucke.
Sentimental value. Call AD 8-8748.
MALE BEAGLE, six months old. May
have wandered Into fraternity area.
Please call AD 7-4443.
WILL PERSON nho took Com. 15 note
book and travel itenerary from 221
Bourke please return'. Needed for finals.
Call Lee ext. 2829.
SLIDE RULE and glasses on 2nd floor
of Willard Wed. morning. If found call
Bob Hynes ext. 293.
1956 BRENTWOOD Class Ring. Initials
M.C.S. Call Carole ext. 1441-M.
KKG SORORITY pin between Sackett
and Cross. If found call ext. 148131 or
ext. 1553. Reward.
BROWN SPIRAL Notebook for Ag Bio
Chem 417. Need for grade. Finder please
call Oa at AD 7-2359.
LEFT IN dining hall West Halls—raincoat
Monday. Reward. Please :eturn. Ext.
3471, John.
ALLIGATOR RAINCOAT in Osmond near
Room 11g. If found please call ext. 1241.
Any help In finding will be appreciated.
FRIDAY, MAY 23, 7958
LOST
5-INCH PLASTIC Xdch: elide rule lost In
223 MI. Finder please call George et
AD 8-0188. -
ARMY ROTC cap between McKee Hall
and supply depot. If found call Neal
ext. 3238.
WILL PERSON who took trenchcoat out.
aide 320 Boucke on Mon.. May 19 be
tween 10 and 11, please return? W.A.S.
on label. Call Warren, ext. 3222.
JACKET LEFT in person's car who g a‘4l
me rile from Port Matilda to Philips.
bare Sat. afternoon. Call Ron AD 7-2726.
LOST AT Whipples Sunday—red-blaek
Zenith portable radio. Reward. Call Fred
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WANTED
MATURE COLLEGE Male. Free room for
summer in exchange for baby sitting
sersices several evenings per week. Wall
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RIDE TO Baltimore on June 2nd. Call
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ONE WAITER for inter-session at Theta
CM fraternity. Call Rodger Peet AD 7-
4255. k •
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ROOSIMRF FOR summer, to elmre
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Rent reasonable. I mile from campus. Car
preferred. AD 8-0021.
BOY'S BIKE to rent for summer or If
reasonable may buy. Call Vic AD 7-26119.
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available by the Hundrida at Norfolk
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Open dully 12 noon. All modern equip
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given your Gym Suite to Cweno?
STORAGE STUDENT trunks and personal
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Shoemaker Bros. Phone AD 8.5781.
IT'S HASSINGER for racket stringing
the No-Awl way Latest factory equip•
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Longer life to string and racket Universlt7
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