PAGE TWELVE
Les Elgart Surprised
At Split-Ticket Custom
Les Elgart was a "little surprised" last night at the IFC
Ball when he saw an almost complete change of faces after the
first intermission.
"The two shifts at Penn State is a custom all its own,"
said Elgart. He was referring to the practice of two couples
splitting a ticket, the one couple,
going to the lust pact of the ball,lof the same band members. Two
and the other to the second ha1V1954 graduates of the University's.
Elgart said that he had not seen;rnusic department are now play
it used at other college dances he,ing with his brother Larry. They
has played. are Skip Ryder, who plays the
rm, and Dic,
Les Elgart and his Band played
; t plays t pet he trombone. Brady who!
Duke University two nights ago;
and will play the University ofi While at Penn State, Brady
Pittsburgh tonight. "We usually,Played mostly Dixieland with a
have a slower schedule during l group called the "Sadistic Six"
Lent," commented Elgart. "butibut is now progressive. Ryder
we pick up afterwards, and we'll;has always been progressive and
soon be playing the southerMhad a combo of his own when he
schools." was here. Ryder also arranged
Elgart and his band have re-isome of the music which the Phi
cently cut a record which is soonAlu Alpha (music honorary) dance
to be released by Columbia Rec- band still uses.
The dance was decorated in
oils under the title ''On Tour."i blue and white with an imitation
same sixteen men and vocalist
"Fins record was made with the'gold lyre at the far end of Rec
,
,reation Hall. The ceiling was blue
we have tonight while actually with white broad banners draped
playing at different schools
across the country," Elgart saktitmard the center of the floor.
,Dra wings of Greek-like statues
Elgart played at the IFC Ball
here two Nears ago with many
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were placed on the sides of the
dance floor on the blue drapery.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Future Leaders
To Register
For Course
Students wishing to participate
in the Spring semester leader
ship training course may register
at the Hetzel Union desk until
5 p.m. Tuesday.
Anyone is eligible to attend but
enrollment will be limted to 120.
according to .1 am es Ettelson,
chairman of the program.
The first session is scheduled
for 7 p.m. Tuesday in 214 Boucke
and will last approximately one
hour.
According to Ettelson th e
course has been changed from
last semester to stress leadership
qualities rather than activities.]
He said the main areas to be
covered are qualities essential to]
a good leader, committee organ
ization, parliamentary procedure
and the psychology of leadership.
Members of the faculty and ad
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classes. Ettelson said the present
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different. "We're lucky to get this
far," he said, "and we're going
out against Murderer's Row to
morrow. But we're going to do
our best."
"We won five out of eight
matches today." Speidel said,
"but I'm 3 t 111 not pleased
-some of the boys lost."
One of the big surprises of the
tournament was the absence of
Rutger's Chuck Crosby, defend
ing 167-pound EIWA champion.
He could not return to defend his
title because of leg injuries . .. a
crowd of about 500 turned out
for the afternoon session and
about 2000 more came out in the
evening session. Four thousand
to five thousand are expected for
tomorrow's action, including three
busloads of "die-hard" Lehigh
fanatics.
Les Austin of Syracuse and
Greg Ruth of Lehigh had the
toughest matches of the seeded
entries. Austin beat Pitt's Sherm
Moyer in the quarter-final round.
9-7, but in the process almost
blew away a '7-2 lead . . . Ruth,
top-seeded at 157 pounds, barely
got by Brown's Lou Winner in
the quarter-finals,
.winning, 6-5,
on time advantage.
Four seeded entries lost out
in today's matches and Penn
State was involved in three of
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the seeding upsets. Harry Pol
lak of Syracuse knocked off
third-seeded Alex Skirpan of
Pitt at 157. Penn State's Gray
stopped Penn's Al Donzanti at
167, Army's Art Bair whipped
Penn State's fourth - seeded
Hank Barone at 177, and John
ston Oberly stopped F&M's
Chuck Pfrommer, third-seeded
at heavyweight. It was the first
time in three years that Pfrom
mer failed to make the semi
finals. Re finished fourth the
past two years.
There were about 25 Penn
State fans on hand at today's
bouts including Athletic Director
Ernest B. McCoy, C. 0. Williams,
retired Dean of Admissions, and
Robert G. Bernreuter, special as
sistant to the president for stu
dent affairs.
There were 19 falls and one
default in the preliminary round
but in the quarter finals only
three falls were recorded and
two defaults.
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