WEDNESDAY, M
Rai 11, 1959
on to Be Opened
Iperclass Women
Athe
To U
omen will be living in Atherton Hall next
st time since freshman coeds took over the
Iwain and Simmons halls were opened.
Upperclass
year for the fi 1
dorm after Mc I
Irvin Hall a
lso has been designated for women instead of
Walker
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"We can always squeeze a few
more students into the class
rooms," he said.
The University has ear
marked $8.3 million for faculty
and administration salary and
wage raises, Walker said. "We
need this money to put us on a
comparable basis with other
universities."
"The administration as well as
the faculty pay is low in compari
son to other leading universities,"
Walker pointed out as he dis
played a large chart. The chart
showed salary scales at the Uni
versity for professors, assistant
professors, as s o ciate professors
and instructors in relation to
seven other schools.
The University has no specific
salary scale, Walleer said. And he
cited engineering business and
mathematics as fields in which
the demands are the greatest in
competition with business and in
dustry.
Walker proposed $1 million
for additional research in his
budget request from a list of
$3.5 million worth of projects.
We especially need additional
research in the humanities, so
cial science and like fields, he
said.
"We have lots of engineering
and other technical projects," he
said. Industry is more willing to
sponsor these research • projects
than those in other fields, Walker
said. He added that more research
is needed in the nuclear physics
fields.
Panhel Candidates For Offices Named
Sixteen women have nominated i ler, Cynthia Talbert and Marilyn
themselves for the offices of •West.
vice president, corresponding sec- Those nominated for record
retary, recording secretary and
Susan secretary
Barbara Emily
rßrar n ad a le ny d treasurer of Panhellenic Council.usanerlanamiosenom
Nominees
for vice president are Mated for treasurer are Kay
Carol Braidic, Louise Franco and Binder, Sandra Narehood, Bever-
Wendelyn Pass. Nominees for cor- /37 Strickler and Gretchen( Van
responding secretary are Arlene Kirk. All nominees went through
Kaplan, Sherry Kennel, Lelia Uh- All
screening.
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KEELER'S
The University Bookitere
upperclass men as previously an
nounced by the Department of
Housing.
The changes mean that coeds
in Atherton and Irvin may now
request reassignment to their pre
sent room. Contracts for reassign
ment must be submitted to the
Room Assignment Division, 1-A
Irvin, by March 20.
Dean of Women Pearl 0. Wes
ton said the change was made be
cause upperelass women general
ly request more single rooms
than freshmen, and Atherton has
the largest number of singles of
any residence hall.
Freshman women will be as
signed to rooms in Thompson and
Grange, and Lyons, Stephens,
' Hoyt and Ewing in the South
groups. The South Hall units
have no sorority suites.
Miss Weston said that freshmen
like double rooms, and having
converted doubles in Atherton is
not the best solution.
Thompson, and the South Hall
units are primarily double rooms.
She also said the freshmen
would be a closer-knit group in
a small unit. The South Halls
each house about 137 students.
Unoerclass women's dormitories
will be McElwain, Simmons, Ath
erton, McKee, Haller, Cooper,
Cross and Hibbs. according to the
Department of Housing.
Housing contracts are available
now at the receptionist's desk in
Simmons. McElwain and Ather
ton, at Redifer Post Office and
in 1-A Irvin.
Women wishing reassignment
to different rooms, except those
in sorority suites, should submit
contracts from April 6 to 17.
The Department of Housing
Chas requested roommates to sub
lmit their applications together.
Tempera paints
Poster paints
Brushes
Glitter
Poster boards
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MME
And other
decorating
materials
for this
IF( WEEKEND
206 E College Ave.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Good Seats
For 'Annie'
Good seats still remain for the Saturday matinee perform
ance of "Annie Get Your Gun," being presented by Thespians
this weekend.
Side seats downstairs and in the balcony are still available
for tomorrow and Friday even
formance is sold out except for
side seats on the main floor and
in the balcony from Row "E"
back.
Tickets are available at the
HUB desk for $1.25 and $1.50.
"Annie Get Your Gun," by Ir
ving Berlin, is a musical about
an Ohio hillbilly, Annie, who can
outshoot, the best marksman in
Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show.
Annie is being played by
Bryna Nelson and Frank by Jo
seph Bohart. Jay Feldstein is
playing Buffalo Bill and Tim
Booker is Pawnee Bill, owner
of the rival show.
The dancers for the production
include: Sue Brown (choreogra
pher), Ann Gross, Barbara Mar
cus, Maureen Neary, Phyllis
Newmark, Edilou Rhodes, Paula
Wiggins, Thomas Boucek, Fred
Cooper, Allan Rosen, William
Russ. John Swartwurt and Ron
ald Terabassi.
Crew heads are: John Garber,
construction; Charlotte Ford,
scenic artist; Gay Mack, costume;
Edward Hill, props; Walter. Cap
lan, stage crew; Mary Funke,
make-up; Anita Formati, publi
city; Michael Roeberg, program;
Dean Eayre, lights and sound;
and Robert Sorisio, house crew.
Ted Pauloski is director.
The 16-member chorus is com
posed of: Sylvia Guyer, Mary
Jane West, Janice Puryear,
Anne Timmony, Nancy Alb'.
koff, Gloria Meyers, Sheila
Camera Club to Hear
Local Photographers
The Penn State Camera Club
will meet at 7:30 tonight in 212
Hetzel Union.
Bill Coleman and Neil Lieber
man, local photographers, will be
the speakers. Their topic will be
"Composition and Its Utilization
in Photography." Members have
been requested to bring two or
'three of their most recent prints
for analysis.
MS.', MISSES', WOMEN'S S
Add some of these lovelies
to your sweater wardrobe!
We hOve a group of cas
ual 'and dressy styles in
either bulky or flat knits.
Wear them everywhere!
Choose, from mony colors.
STATE COLLEGE - BELLEFONTE NEW
IDEA
FOR SPRING
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SOU
Remain
Matinee
ng. The Saturday evening per-
Fox, Joanne Pangonis, Harry
Gerber, Art Dryer, John Mete,
David Mesh, Larry Feder, Gary
Patterson, Bob Piccone and
Clayton Savercool.
"You Can't Get a Man with a
Gun," and "Doin' What Comes
Naturally," are among the fam
iliar songs in the show. Also in
cluded are "The Girl That I Mar
ry," sung by Frank. "No Business
Like Show Business," by Annie,
Frank, Buffalo Bill and Charlie,
and "Anything You Can Do I
Can Do Better," by Annie and
Frank.
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Art Exhibit in Boucke
The faculty of the Business
Administration College, and their
families are now presenting the
fifth in a series of art exhibits in
the Faculty Library of Boucke
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