FRIDAY. OCTOBE
31. 1958
ent: The Results
1957 Encamp
ion Office Rule
Rotat
'Shel
ed' by Cabins
By DENNY MAI...MK
Thirteenth of a Series
Elections for All-University and
f Stay :c lass offices will be held this
Length
in DOC
Judged
The Division of ;
dent Council hal
committee to dete
students in DOC
be allowed to rf_k_l
The DOC facult
to recommend .1
to Be
by Poll
ounseling Stu
appointed a
mine how long
eel they should
lain there.
has been asked
suitable time
span to Universa l officials, who
will make the fin-i decision. The
faculty hopes to 'btain informa
tion on student opinion before
making their rec mmendation.
The council cimmittee, made
up of Jane Kle nfeld, Kenneth
Houck and Joh Borchert, has
not vet decided o a way of poll
ing student opinion.
At the present time a student
is allowed to ren ain in DOC for
a period of two pemesters. Then
he must transfer i to the school
of his choice.
The purpose of the Division of
Counseling is to provide a place
for those students who are not
sure of the type of training they
wish to receive
Indie Week--
(Continued from page ore)
You Live" and "You Made Me
Love You"
Laffey won first prize in last
year's Indie talent show. No priz
es were given at this year's show.
Other talent show acts in
cluded:
Robert Gram, Patricia Higgins
and Kerry Kissinger, vocalists;
Sandra Lehman and Joanne Zim
merman, pianists; Myrna Glazer,
pantomimist; Lynne Cerefice, ac
cent imitator; and Carl Anderson,
who did a monologue and played
the gpi:ar.
Riding Club to Decorate
Horses for Halloween
The Riding Club will hold a
Halloween Party at 7.30 tonight
at the riding stables
Entertainment will include a
horse-masquerade in which the
members will show decorated
horses. Prizes will be awarded
for the most original and the fun
niest horse decorations
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'year, as last year, without any'
; restriction on candidates as to
,fraternity or independent affilia
tion.
! All-University - Cabinet earlier
; last year junked the rotation sys
tem which specified that certain
!offices be held by fraternity men
, and others by independents.
Cabinet took this action after a
study of the elections system was
made. The study was recommend
ed by the 1957 Student Encamp-
ment.
For the first time since the
1952-53 school year, elections for
All-University offices and senior
and junior class offices were held
last spring with unrestricted af
filiation.
Under the previous system,
which was revised in March.
1957, All-University offices and
senior class offices rotated each
year.
As an example of the rotation
system, if the All-University pres
ident was a fraternity man, then
the secretary-treasurer and the
senior class vice president had to
be recruited from a fraternity or
sorority.
At the same time, the All-Uni-
versity vice president would have
had to be an independent as
would the senior class president
and secretary-treasurer.
Although the senior class offi
cers' affiliation rotated each year,
the junior and sophomore affilia
tions remained the same.
Each year the junior class
president and secretary-treas
urer and the sophomore vice
president were independents
while the junior vice president
and sophomore president and
secretary-treasurer were from
fraternities or sororities.
Freshman officers were all in
dependents since elections were
and still are held during the first
semester before pledging is al
lowed.
Welles Thriller—
(Continued from page one)
thenticity, was the fact that most
listeners missed the earlier broad
casts on the station telling of the
planned program.
WDFM, however, has given
plenty of advance notice for
the show and hopes no one will
believe it.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Tickets Sold Out for Artist Series Concer
No non-student tickets remain e‘ ening is: Fugue by Bach.
for the appearance of Ginomar Thr , se sonatas by Domenico', "Reflets dans L'eau" by
Novaes at 8p m. Sunday in Rec- s n o w ti (D minor, volume IX,'bussy; Intermezzo in B flat mi
reation Hall. No 413; D minor, volume IX, No. Opus 117, by Brahms; Capri
The tickets which went on sate 41.5; and E major, volume I, No B minor, Opus 76, No. 2
at 9 a.m. yesterday were sold out 121); Andante in F minor by Bee- Brahms; Sonata in B flat mi
by 11:15 a.m. A total of 1145 ! thoven; Chromatic Fantasy andiOpus 35 by Chopin
tickets have been distributed to
students and non-students since!
distribution began Wednesday af- 1
ternoon.
Members of the Artists Series,,
committee have asked students, '
who have tickets and find they,
cannot use them to pass them on,
to other students. The demand for
tickets is still great
Miss Novaes, considered one of.
the foremost woman pianists of:
our time, will play pieces by,
Beethoven, Bach, Brahms, Cho-'
pin, Debussy and Scarlatti dur-I
ing Sunday's concert.
The scheduled program for the,
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--.013
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you miss the whole idea of a watch
A cigarette
It what's
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but without flavor—you miss
the whole idea of smoking
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up
that counts
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FILTER-BLEND
That's why
WINSTON TASTES GOOD,
like a cigarette should!
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