PAGE EIGHT
25 Hot Rods
In Pacers' Display
Hot raiders from miles around roared into the Hetzel
Union parking lot Sunday to display their achievements at
the invitation of the Penn State Pacers, a rapidly developing
motor club on campus.
Twenty-five cars, including two owned by University
student. w' tc entcied in the
Fhow Most of the award winners Coupe Sedan class owned by Don
wei e trom the Lancaster-Hanover ,aid Ellnaker from Lancaster. It
area, but entries came from Mary - ,contained a 1956 Buick engine.
land and West Virginia well.; *A 1955 Chevrolet in the Semi-
The cars were divided into six Cullom class owned by Tom Har
clas,,es nish from Hanover. Robinson said
The Pacers' president, Rich- it had 1956 Packard tail lights,
,
and G. Robinson, junior in busi- ,minor body work and a custom
ness administration from Glen- paint job.
side, won second place in the •A 1947 Chevrolet hardtop in'
Pre-War Coupe Sedan class the Full Custom class owned by
with his 1935 Ford coupe fea- ,Jerry Downing of Lancaster. Rob
turing a 1955 Chevrolet engine. ins - on said it had originally been
Paul Cuppett, senior in busi- a coupe and had been transformed.
ness administration from Johns- It had a 1956 Chevrolet engine,
town, entered his 1957 Plymouth and Oldsmobile grill. Most of the
Fury in the Semi-Custom class. of iginal chrome was removed.
It has a 1958 Plymouth bottom •A 1930 Model A Roadster
grill and has been "shaved and Pickup it the Unfinished class
decked." owned by Gary McLaughlin of
The Best in Show Award was Lancaster. Robinson described it'
LS
having been chopped and chan
pi esented to Clair Nece horn Han-'
over for 1d 1930 Model A Road- neled, containing a full-race 1947
f,t e r Robinson said it had eaten- Mercury engine and outstanding
cite chrome plating and custom, mechanical work.
interior work and contained a' Entries were judged by Dean
Stanton. a member of the 1953 DeSoto engulf , that had been,
Na
chopped and channeled. tional Hot Rod Association.
According to Robinson, the oth They were judged on amount of
, work done, engine conversion.
er five winners were: speed equipment and overall ap
-0 A 1932 Ford coupe in the Pre- pearance.
War Coupe Sedan class owned by The Penn State Pacers was
Bud Conms from Maryland. It chartered in 1952 by the National
had a 1917 full-race Mercury en Hot Rod Association. The club
gore, brown uphoktei y and was in now has 30 student members.
"eminaculate" condition, he said.; The club meets every Monday
o A 1953 Ford in the Post-War night at 7 p.m. in 105 Walker Lab.
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The judges of the fair, faculty
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Norris D. Blackburn, professor
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sistant professor of chemistry;
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fessor of foods and nutrition;
Howard B. Palmer, associate
Little Gets New Post
Ist Lt. John D. Little has been
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Germany, has a bachelor of sci
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