SATURDAY, MAY 9
Walme
Luther
Dr. John D.
Center, will speak
ture" at a meeting
p.m. tomorrow.
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Chapel S
Will Be G
By Harsh
Dr. Luther H.
University chaplain,
on the topic, "Betty•
orations" at the Univl
service of worship
tomorrow in Schwab
The Chapel Choir, directed by
Willa Taylor, will si ig as choral
introit, "0 Lord of Hi sts, all Hea
ven Possessing" by ' • ch. The an
them will be "How .vely is Thy
Dwelling Place" fro "A German
Requiem" by Brah s. Ceiga's
"Lord, Now May Thy Servant De
part in Peace" will Be the choral
benediction.
University Organist George E.
Ceiga will play "Komm, Heiliger
Geist, Herr Bott" by Dietrich
Buxtehude as the prelude; "Come
Thou Quickening Spirit" by Floe
Peeters as the offertory; and
"Komm, Gott, Schopfer, Heiliger
Geist" by Bach as the postlude.
Harshbarger,is the coordinator
of religious affairs and professor
of religion in the College of the
Liberal Arts. He was recently the
guest preacher at the University
Chapel at Rutgers University in
New BrunsWick, N.S. He is cur
rently assisting the University
Chapel Choir in finalizing plans
for its third European tour sched
uled for this-summer.
Corso Writes Article
For Acoustic Journal
Dr. John F. Corso, psychology
professor, has written an article
in the April issue of the Journal
of the Acoustical Society of Amer
ica.
The article, "Age and Sex Dif
ferences in Pure-Tone Thres
holds," gives information on the
differences in the hearing of men
and women up to 49 years old.
'Beauticians' Groom Cows for Show
By GRETCHEN HARRISON
Over 50 University students
have turned into beauty ex
perts in the last few weeks in
preparation for the Dairy Ex
position to be held at 9 a.m.
today in the Stock Pavilion.
These beauticians work- in a
rather unusual way —for their
beauty school is the dairy ,barns,
and their subjects are dairy cows.
A winning cow in the dairy ex
position must be well brushed,
clipped and washed as well as
show a combed, curly tail and pre
sent an appearance of all-over
good grooming.
In addition to apearance, the
cows will be judged on training
and fitting.
Brown Swiss, Ayr sh is e,
Guernsey, Jersey a Holstein
cows from the Unive rsity's herds
will comprise the entries for the
various fitting an showing
contests,
Glen Shirk, senio in dairy
science from Quarrysville, is this
year's show manager.
In addition to the judging, the
show will feature the Dairy
Queen, Lois Piercy, senior in ele
mentary education from Spring
field.
Displays of articles made in
classes in dairy manufacturing
will be shown under the direction
of James Hickman, senior in dairy
science from Bethel Park.
Tours of the University Cream
ery will be conducted by mem
bers of the Dairy Science Club,
who annually sponsor the ex-,
position.
This year's show will be dedi-
Will Address
n Student Group
almer, psychiatrist at the Ritenour Health
on "A Psychiatrist Views American Cul
of the Lutheran Student Association 6:30
duate of Temple Medical School and a
veteran of the United States Army
Medical Corps, served as chief
resident physician at the Harris
burg Hospital before training in
psychiatry. He has been a psychia
trist at the Lebanon Veterans' Ad
ministration Hospital and at the
McGuire Veterans' Hospital in
Richmond, Va.
The Presbyterian University
Fellowship meeting at 6:20 p.m.
tomorrow will feature the topic
"Who Are You—the Mystery of
You." William Fish, student pas
tor, will speak. The Fellowship
will sponsor a mothers' breakfast
at 9 a.m. tomorrow in the social
hall of the Presbyterian Church
at 132 W.. Beaver Ave.
The Wesley Foundation will
hold a fireside forum on "A Per
sonal Gospel" 6:30 p.m. tomor
row. A service of Holy Com
munion will be held 5:15 p.m.
Tuesday. Choir rehearsal is set
for 6:45 p.m. Tuesday. Matins and
breakfast will be held 7 a.m.
Thursday.
rmon
yen
arger
, I
arshbarger,
will speak
len the Gen
; rsity Chapel
: t 10:55 a.m.
Auditorium.
The Eastern Orthodox Society
of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
will hold a supper from 5:30 to
6:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Episco
pal Church Hall at 208 W. Foster
Ave. Donation will be $1.25.
The ' discussion groups spon
sored by the Newman Club will
meet 7 p.m. Monday in the small
lounge of, the Helen Eakin Eisen
hower Chapel.
Masses for Roman Catholics
will be said at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m.
tomorrow at the Our Lady of Vic
tory Church and at 9 a.m. at
Schwab Auditorium.
The Baptist Student Movement
will meet for supper 5:30 p.m. to
morrow at the home of Rev. Earl
F. Spencer, 411 S. Burrowes. The
purpose of the meeting is to elect
new officers and plan the program
for next year.
Carpenter Injured
In Frisby Accident
'K en t Carpenter, junior in
chemical engineering from Wil
liamsport, was injured at about 8
last night when he ran into a
flag pole while playing frisby in
front of Delta Chi fraternity.
Carpenter was admitted to the
Ritenour Health Center and de
tained overnight.
cated to the memory of Dr.
William R. Davey, who was an
assistant professor o f Dairy
Science until his death in June
1958.
Dr. Davey, an alumnus of the
University, served as adviser of
the Dairy Science Club for 10
years. He was also adviser of
Alpha Gamma Rho social frater
nity and a member of Gamma
Sigma Delta and Sigma Xi hon
orary fraternities.
In commemoration of the '34th
anniversary of the student shoWs,
the club has issued "The Dairy
man," the exposition catalog.
Trophies, cash and merchandise
awards will be presented to the
exposition winners at the annual
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MOTHER'S
DAY
For your convenience
Duffy's will be open to
morrow from 12.8 P.M.
Call HO 6-6214 for
reservations
*Old fashioned atmosphere
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Duffy s
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State College on Route 322
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May Day
Spotlighted
By 2 Plays
Two Players° productions, "Iphi
genia at Aulis" and "The Boy
Friend," are being presented this
weekend for students, parents and
'the public.
"The Boy Friend," which opened
Thursday night in Schwab Audi
torium, is reminiscent of the flap
per era of the 1920'5. Written by
an Englishman, Sandy Wilson,
the show is a spoof on the music
and capers popular in England
and the United States during this
time.
Julie Andrews starred in the
musical when it played on Broad
way.
The new play. "Iphigenia at
Aulis," by Russell Graves is in
its third week at Center Stage.
The play is a retelling of the
old legend of the Trojan War and'
is written in the style of the mod
ern French playwriters. Part com
edy and part tragedy, it is told
in two acts, a prologue and an
epilogue.
The original one-piece set, de
qigned by Joseph Servello, senior
in art education from Altoona, is
in the form of simple blocks ar
ranged on levels to provide a dis
tinction between the Greek gods
and mortals of the time.
The author is a professor of
theatre arts at the University of
North Carolina, Chapel Hill. This
is the first time his play has been
produced,
Tickets for both productions
which begin at 8 p.m. are avail
able at the Hetzel Union desk.
Chess Men Take
Second in Tourney
The Penn State Blue and White
Knights took second place last
weekend in the Pennsylvania In
tercollegiate Chess Championship.
The team competed against oth
er regional champions from Pitts
burgh, Lehigh and Haverford.
The University of Pittsburgh team
won the event.
In other recent competition the
chess club's own annual tourna
ment was won by Peter Wagner,
graduate student in economics
from State College.
Second place was won by Wil
liam Bickham, junior in engi
neering science from Philadelphia
and third went to Gerald Eckman,
junior in physics from Millers
ville.
banquet held Saturday evening
after the show in the Penns Val
ley High School.
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days from 12:30 to 7:00.
THE (ANDY CANE
Between the Movies
Everybody's doing it.
Doing what? Why, buy
ing a copy of Penn State
Songs, of course.
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