TUESDAY. OCT
le BER 7, 1958
Cabi
t Committee Plans
New
all Bulletin Board
Plans for
the construction of a new Mall bulletin board
*roved by All-University Cabinet.
have been ap
!Bar, president of Agriculture Student Council,
asked All-University President Jay Feldstein
nnmittee to arrange for the designing, erection,
nd maintenance of the new structure.
Robert L.
on Thursday
to appoint a c'
construction
chools
High
WHI R
ceive
Talks
Campu,
dents will speak
y in high schools
state between se-
Volunteer st
on the Unlvers
throughout the
in esters
As sponsors if the program, the
Senior Class A , visory Board will
soon begin sci eening volunteers
who qualify a. good students,
have a knowle ge of campus or
ganization an are from geo
graphically sca tered locations.
In other busi ess, two solutions
for the senior lass gift problem
were suggeste . The first plan
provides that e ch senior class
pledge a defin to amount to the
University for a specific time in
the future. Secondly considered
is a fund raising drive to collect
money while the class is on cam
pus.
Committees will report on the
two suggestions at a meeting
Thursday night in the Hetzel Un
ion Building.
Sharp Smile--
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ness or finance or something like
that.
0. Going to school at Swarth
more?
A. Well, not exactly, I'm go
ing to be taking correspondence
courses.
Q. Larry, what were your feel
ings when the team gave you the
game ball?
A. I was a little choked up.
That was pretty nice of them.
"Rip" was real nice too. Every
body was really nice. It was tre
mendous.
Q. How about this week's game
up at Army?
A. I don't' know: we sure could
use some open field running. I
think we could fight them to a
standstill;
0. Larry, you made an ear
lier comment that we don't
have to outscore Army to beat
them. Would you like to ex
plain that?
A. It wouldn't absolutely ne
cessary to beat Army to be a
big team in the East. Army's
already proven they're the big
team in the East. They've got
tremendous power and speed
which we don't seem to have at
the moment. With the power
we have, we could just hold
them or just be defeated by a
touchdown. I'd like to think
we'd have won a victory for
ourselves.
Q. Larry, we understand you
have another sports figure here,
in this ward Roy Campanella.'
How do you get along with
Campy?
here has the,
p's coming along,
understand that!
im to the game
A. Everybody,
same spirit. Ca I
pretty wel I. I
they're taking
today.
Q. Does he
side dope on t,
A. He just
going to win.
League man d
Q. Do you pl
to Penn State?
A. I would li
whether b
That all depen
return (of my
I get in the n-!
Q. You've tal
way Larry an.
smile on your
A. Well, it's
way. That's the
Larry Sharp'
is Room 423, N:
tation Center.
New York, N.
of the month, I
will be 139
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400 E. 34th St.,l
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his home address;
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
The committee will consist of
one member of the Artist or
Lecture Series Committee, one
member of Central Promotion
Agency, one architecture stu
dent and one wood utilization
student.
The construction, which is ex
pected to begin next semester,
will be done by a woodworking
class under the direction of Fred
L. Hoffman, assistant professor - of
industrial engineering,
The bulletin board will be con
structed mainly of lumber pur
chased from the University saw
mill and will be designed by the
architecture student who will be
a member of the committee. Por
tions of the present structure
which can be salvaved will be
used. as was proposed in a report
by Laßar.
The committee will study the
possibility of 2- and 3-dimen
sion boards for the structure. It
will also contact University
architects for information on
style and design limitations and
arrange for
,the Division of
Safety to inspect the present
structure for soundness.
Lel3ar asked Cabinet to ap
prove a $175 budget for the bul
letin hoard but Cabinet gave him
permission to spend all that will
be necessary for the structure.
Borough Bike Inspection
Scheduled for Oct. 18
Bicycle inspection will be held
Oct. 18 at the Municipal Building
on South Frazier Street.
The inspection times are 10 a.m.
to noon and 2 to 4 p.m.
Approximately 1435 bicycles
have already been inspected this
year.
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Ski Lessons
To Be Given
In November
The Ski Division of Outing Club
will begin giving ski lessons for
beginners in November near the
water tower.
The beginner will learn basic
positions and movements and will
become familiar with his ski
equipment. Along with the dry
land lessons, movies of expert]
skiers will be shown.
When the snow becomes deep,
enough for skiing, members ofi
the ski divisioq will take daily;
trips to Boalsburg and weekend'
trips to Ligonier. The Outing Club'
owns a one-third mile slope in'
Boalsburg equipped with a 1000-1
foot rope tow. cross-country ski-1
ing is possible here.
Work parties have been organ
ized to clean up the ski cabin,'
clear the ski trails and slope and
put up the rope tow.
Members will take a ski tour of
New England over the Christmas
vacation, a mid-semester trip to
Red House, N.Y., in the Allegheny
State Park, and a trip over Easter
vacation, possibly to New Eng
land.
The division has 18 pairs of skis
which it will rent to members.
IFC Sponsors Lawn Contest;
Registration Ends Tomorrow
Fraternity lawn displays will by 6 p.m. Friday and will be
adorn campus Friday and partlyudged between 6 and 9 p.m. on
of the Alumni Homecoming week-'that day.
Judging the displays will be
end. Mrs. Eric A. Walker; Hummel
The annual contest is sponsored, Fishburn. professor of music:
by the Interfraternity Council.l Walter W. Trainei- head of the
Deadline for registering fo rthel
1 division of landscape, construc
contest is noon tomorrow at thet lion and maintenance: an d
Hetzel Union desk. i Ralph McComb, University li
brarian.
By 5 p.m. yesterday, 20 fra. The first place winner will re
iernities had registered for the ,
, ceive the Alumni Association tro
contest.
f phy, The fist three winning (Its-
An innovation this year will beiplays will he announced at the
the allowing of 'moving parts in!football game Saturday, Ham
the displays, Hammerle said. Nolmerle said.
display may cost over $45 and dis-I
A maximum of 20 points will
plays will be disqualified for fail-:b e given for clarity of theme, 30
ing to adhere to the contest rules, points
points for originality, 20 points for
he added. 'expression of University spirit and
The displays must be completedj3o points for craftsmanship.
COLLEGIAN AD STAFF
MEETING
COLLEGIAN BUSINESS STAFF
CANDIDATES
Meeting Tonight
217 Willard 6:30 pan,
The Artists'
8 p.m. Sunday, Oct.
Recreation Building
Available to students without charge
beginning at 1 p.m. Tuesday.
On sale to non-students at $1.25 be
ginning at 9 a.m. Wednesday.
Tickets at Hetzel Union desk, 9 a.m. to
12 noon and 1 to 5 p.m., until 5 p.m. Sun
day or until supply exhausted.
Please Note
Students who pick up tickets and later learn
htey cannot attend the concert should return
tickets or give them to other students who will
use them. Non-students may not use student
tickets.
PERSONS WILL NOT BE SEATED WHILE
THE CONCERT IS IN PROGRESS
Tonight - 6:30 p.m.
9 Carnegie
Important!!
Presented by
TICKETS
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