TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 195:
Dean of
Excitemen.l
By BC
Pearl 0. Weston, dean o
herself flying in a jet be
events of her life—as a re:
Speaking at a faculty
Building, Miss Weston 'id
57 Promoted
To LaVie Sta
Junior Board
The 1959 LaVie has annou
the promotion of 57 student
Junior Board
By staffs, they are
Activities: Joyce Beard,
Brown, Robert Falzone, Sheila
Fox, Dorothy Newman, Doris Or
lowek, Anne Ruthrauff and Lor
etta Syzdek.
Copy: Marjorie Moorhead., Di
ane Moss, Betty Seanor, Sheila
Stohl, Janet Thaekrey, Dorothy
Tynan, Gretchen Van Kirk and
Judith Wharton.
Fraternity: David Juers and
James Wolfinger.
Organisations: Mary Funke, Ar
lene Kaplan, Sherry Kennel, Mar
cella Patchan, Nancy Rothwell,
Lelia Uhler and Phyllis Wescott.
Senior: Pamela Alexander, Phy
lis Breisch. Patricia Frank. Nancy
Kress, Mary Lou Rowe and Nancy
Tingle.
Sorority: Doukeni Baroutsis,
Barbara Boch, Ruth Briggs, Eli
zabeth Clarke, Jacqueline David,
Carol Eblen, Margaret Halse,
Margaret Kvashay, Marjorie Mil
ler and Dorothy Smeal.
Sports: Kenneth Louis and Mi
chael Zbailey.
University: Terence Conne r,
Sylvia Douglas, Gail Glenn and
Mary Helm s.
Art: Larry Barton, Donna Beck,
Elizabeth Crouse, Sharon Galla
gher, Kenneth Gibble, Theodore
Litzenberger, John Marko, Rod
ney Ries, Nan c y J. Sloan and
Eleanor Zanelli.
$3OO HomeEc Award
Presented to Jablonski
Lorraine Jablonski has been
presented the $3OO Borden Award
in the College of Home Eco
nomics.
Miss Jablonski of West Nanti
coke received the award which is
made annually to the senior ma
horing in home economics who
as achieved the highest grade
average during her previous three
years.
'omen Relates
of Jet Flight
881 LEVINE
!I women, said yesterday she found:
mber—one of the most exciting;
Lilt of her position as dean. .
luncheon in the Hetzel Union ,
led some of the details of a trip'
'she and Captain Renee Rubin, of
the women's Air Force ROTC,'
took to Craig Air Base in Ala-!
bama this summer.
She was told she would be al
lowed any pleasure she wanted,
and casting about for something
she thought would not be granted,
she decided she wanted a ride in
a jet bomber with Colonel Horn
of the base as her pilot.
She got it!
The plane, with Dean Weston
aboard, climbed to an altitude
of 20,000 feet and reached a
maximum speed of 550 miles per
hour. Colonel Horn then turned
and asked her if she would like
to see some fancy flying and
Dean Weston said she thought
to herself, "There's no sense
being up in a plane unless you
get the works"—so she said
yes.
"The works" consisted of tilting
the plane sideways and up and
down followed by a somersault.
Then Colonel Horn asked her if
she'd like to "drive the plane."
So, she said, knowing full well
that he would not let anything
happen to the plane—jet planes
are expensive she agreed to
[drive the plane.
Her second great thrill while
dean of women came when
President and Mrs. Eisenhower
were visiting the president's
brother and sister-in-law on
campus. Miss Weston said the
papers had asked people not to
go to Milton Eisenhower's house
while the president was there,
but one morning Helen Eakin
Eisenhower called her and asked
her to visit them.
"Dean," Mrs. Eisenhower said,
"you're neglecting me and my
guests," so "braving all those men
in the bushes" (secret service men)
Dean Weston walked into the
house and met the president and
;his wife on a social basis.
.
Collegian Ad Staff
Meeting
Tonight...6:4s
9 Carnegie
All Must Attend
Interviews for Senior Board
T.HE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Petroleum Lab
Gives ,AWard
To Oil Group
Dr. Merrell R. irenske, director
of the Petroleum Refining Lab
oratory, accepted a certificate of
appreciation for the Pennsylvania
Grade Crude Oil Association from
W. S. Zehrung, representing the
,Petroleum Refining Laboratory at
a dinner last Tuesday night.
The award was presented to
the a s s o elation commemorating
30 years of a continuing research
agreement between it and the Pe
troleum Refining Laboratory.
Other sneakers at the dinner
included President Eric Walker
and J. P. Jones, president of the
Pennsylvania Grade Crude Oil
Association.
Faculty members also honored
were Dr. Dorothy Quiggly, re
search professor of chemistry and
chemical engineering; Rodney E.
Hersh. associate research profes
, sor of chemical engineering; Dr.
Edward F. Koch, associate re
sea r c h professor of petroleum
chemistry; Dean Ferdinand G.
Brickwedde of the College of
; Chemistry and Physics; and Dr.
W. C. Fernelius, professor of
chemistry and chemical engineer
ing.
Panhellenic 'Chats'
To Be Continued
Panhellenic Council will con
tinue its fireside chats at 9:15 to
night for women interested in
rushing.
Meeting places will be: Ather
ton lounge, for units 2 and 4 of
Atherton, Ew i n-g lounge for
Ewing, and Simmons lounge for
Simmons, McElwain, South
Dorms and town women.
Panhel representatives will dis
cuss finances, rushing and soror
ity life. Refreshments will be
served.
Special late permissions will be
given if needed.
Betts to Speak Tonight
Dr. William Betts will speak to
the Belles Lettres Club on "The
Surprise Ending in Literature" at
-7:30 tonight in Simmons lounge.
Betts teaches at Indiana State
Teachers College.
Collegian Credit Staff
Meeting
208 Willard
7 p.m.
Bring Ball Point Pens
FRET NOT, FRIEND ...
, The above beauty, a former Kappa, has long since
graduated but because your easily distracted eye has
wandered this far you might as well know that effec
tive this morning our display case will be crowded
with the faces of 25 lovely damsels selected from over
500 girls. (since this Oct.)
Despair not if the true love hasn't made the grade
—l5 more faces will'be added next week or so.
If your- sorority or frat. plans to have us do their
composite this coming Feb. or so (and we hope they do)
—those of you who would like to have a Xmas portrait,
can be photographed this week and the same picture
can be used on your composite—thus two birds with
one stone. Call now to reserve a sitting AD 8-0244.
Let coleman succeed where nature almost did.
After all, it's hardly any more painful than going to a
dentist.
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