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Recreation Area Planned
For North Hall Students
Men living in North Halls starting next semester will have
plenty of places where they'll be able to relax.
Plans for the area include everything from horseshoe
pitching to handball courts.
At
present four combination basketball - volley ball courts
Board Reviews
Collection Ideas
For Class Gift
Methods of collecting the money
necessary to reinstate the Senior
class gift were discussed at the
first meeting of the Freshman
Class Advismy Board Tuesday
night.
Robin Brooks, president of the,
class, asked board members for,
suggestions of ways to collect they
pledges at registration. Under the
plan put foi th by All-University
Cabinet each person would payl
50 cents each time they registered.
Miss Brooks said this year's'
freshmen would have to pay an'
extra dollar at the next registra
tion to make up for the year of :
payments missed.
One suggestion by the board,
was to use extra IBM cards at
registration Another wa s to,
punch or stamp a card, showing,
the money was paid.
In other business, Miss Brooks;
announced that the class budget
is $350. She also set the date for.
the class dance as April :1.
Marjorie Ganter was anpointed
secretary of the advisory hoard
and Richard liaber, last year's
freshman class president, was
named adviser and parliamen
tarian,
The board's next meeting will
be March 8,
Phone Damage
Paid by Student
A University student pleaded
guilty yesterday to malicious in
jury to Bell Telephone Co. prop
erty in a hearing before Justice
of the Peace William P. Bell.
Larry Epstein, a sopohomore in
business administration from'
Philadelphia, paid $11.50 in costs
and $5.70 in restitution resulting
from having unauthorized tele-.
phone equipment in his room and
connecting it to a phone.
Epstein was placed on office
probation until the end of the
semester by the dean of men's
office by Dean Frank J. Simes.
Be 11 Telephone authorities
found a headpiece and dialing,
equipment in Epstein's room in
a downtown apartment. Epstein
claimed he obtained the equip
ment from a telephone repairman
several years ago.
Last semester five students
were fined and paid costs to the
Bell Telephone Co. for tampering
with telephones in the West Halls
residence area. There are both
federal and state laws prohibit
ing the tampering with or to
telephone equipment.
Walker to Speak Today
President Eric A. Walker will
speak at the annual School Direc
tor's Convention of Br adf or d
County this afternoon at the
Towanda Methodist Church; To
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are scheduled for the area. Also
included in the plans for out
door recreation are three tennis
courts, a softball pitching area,
four handball courts and a gen
eral play area.
And for rainy days and cold
weather the students living in
the area will be able to move in
doors to any one of five recrea
tion rooms. Each hall will have.
a combination lounge—recreation
room in the basement along with
trunk storage areas, a janitor's',
shop and the councelors' rooms.
The dining rooms for the four
hails will be in Warnock Hall. In
'addition to the two dining halls,
which will be on the second floor
of the building, there will be a
lounge, the area post office, a
(snack lounge, a meeting room,
and a recreation room in the
building. Warnock Hall stands at
the corner of Shortlidge Rd. and
the corner of Shortlidge Road and
East Park Avenue.
1 Rundle Hall, which is at pre
sent nearest completion, will
'stand between Warnock Hall and
,the Agri c u 1 tural Engineering
building.
The other three halls—Beam,
;Holmes, and Leete—stand along
East Park Avenue, from Short
lidge Road to the edge of Hort
Woods.
Each hall is divided into two
',sections, called A. wing and B
wing, such as Beam Hall A and
( Beam Hall B.
A parking lot for the area will
'built parallel with East Park
Avenue at the rear of the tennis
courts and play area. An entrance
to the parking lot will enter from
( Shortlidge Road between the Ag
ricu Rural Building and Runkle
Hall.
WSGA
(Continued from page one)
the summer program is an ex
perimental measure and has
been adopted for the 1959 sum.
mer sessions only.
Discussing the revised judicial
organization, Senate decided that
all prospective members of the
1959-1960 Judicial Board must be
screened. This requirement in
cludes present judicial members.
The two new sophomore mem
bers, who will be freshmen until
next year, will be advised by two
retiring members of this year's
judicial organization.
This new judicial plan elimi
nates Freshman Regulation
Board.
Repairs
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Phonographs Radios
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
IM Cage, Swimming, Bowling, Handba II Results
elta Chi Tankmen Set New IM Recor
By DICK GOLDBERG Schaffner and Hepler—were on
In Intramural Swimming ac- the team that set the old record.
tion last night, Delta Chi, led by In the freestyle, Stollmeyer
a relay team which set a new IM won with a time of 32.5, six
record, trounced Pi Kappa Alpha,ltenths of a second off the I'M rec
-34-6. ord. Second was George Seely of
The relay team of Mike Stoll- Delta Chi and third was Jim Bis
meyer, Bob Schiffner, Jim Hepler choff of PiKA.
and Ron Nutter swam the event The backstroke was won by
in 58 seconds. This is 1.6 seconds Schiffner in 39.9. This was one
under the old record set in 1955. second above the record.
Three of the men—Stollmeyer. The breaststroke was taken by
Sterner, Hanish Get
2nd H-Ball Wins
For DSPhi, TKPhi
Phi Psi Cagers,
Alpha Phi Delta
Bowlers in Wins
Paced by an all out team effort, Delta Sigma Phi and Theta
Phi Kappa Psi lengthened its un_ Kappa Phi each took second wins
beaten skein in fraternity basket- in intramural handball Wednes
ball league "F" by handing Ome- day night.
ga Psi Phi a 37-25 defeat. Bob Sterner of Delta Sig took
Down by an 11-19 score at the his second win as he clipped Al
halfway mark, Phi Delta Theta,Pha Chi Rho's Larry Dodds, 21-
made a tremendous comeback to,llo, 21-12. Theta Kappa's John
tie Theta Xi, 30-30, at the encl'Hanish also picked up a second
of regulation time, then managed victory as he took Steve Nitz
o grab the deciding point in the berg of Sigma Alpha Mu with
overtime period to claim a 31-30 identical 21-12 scores.
victory. ln other matches. Dick Ham-
In other fraternity games Del- I mond of Delta Upsilon beat Al
ta Upsilon overwhelmed Zeta'pha Gamma Rho's Bill Gould,
Beta Tau, 54-26; and Sigma Tau!2l-7, 21-0. Don Piatt of Phi Kap-
Gamma rallied to cop a 22-19 vic-:pa Psi whipped Sigma Alpha Ep
tory over Pi Kappa Alpha. 'silon's Vance Rea, 21-2, 21-6.
Sportseer--
(Continued from page seven)
State should be given the edge at 137, 177 and heavyweight—
but when Speidel and Peery clash, there's no such thing as a
"sure win." I've seen too many "sure wins" turn into "sure losses."
Guccione meets Sherm Moyer at 137, George Gray battles Vuo
colo at 177, and Johnston Oberly faces either Tom Hall or Bob
Guzik at heavyweight. If all three Nittany matmen give the type
of performances that they are capable of, they should win.
Pitt is the favorite again, according to the majority of Eastern
wrestling followers. But as Maryland's mat coach said a couple of
!weeks ago when questioned about the Lions' chances against the
(Panthers: "They said Charlie wouldn't win the last two years—
and look what happened."
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MODERATELY PRICED meals at the
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FOE SALE
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 27, 1959
Heplen of Delta Chi in 38.5, also
one second off the record.
Diving was won by Arnie Fust
of Delta Chi, with a score of 10.
Second was Gerry Black of PI
Kappa Alpha.
Sigma Phi Epsilon took firsts
in all five events to heat Sigma
Alpha Mu, 32.5. Bruce Hoffman
of SPE took first in the free•
style with a time of 37 seconds.
In the relay, SPE's team of
Hoffman, Ron Roth, Mears, Boy
er beat SAM's team of Steve
Strauss, Larry Krupnick, Larry
Goldberg and Neal Friedman—
with a time of 1:12.
In the only Independent meet
of the night, the Barracudas beat
the Fighting Fifth, 26-12. The
freestyle was won by Rich Splen
da with a time of 34.2. The back
stroke was won by Bob Dock
steter with a time of 46.3. -
In the breaststroke, John Sea
pick of the Barracudas won
with a time of 56.4.
In the relay, the Barracuda's
team of Jay Huffman, Bill Bar
ber, Ted Laubach and Splenda
won with a time of 1:05 2.
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