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Assembly to
Encampment
By CATHY FLECK 'administration membeis attended
Assistant Editor [through invitation.
The Bth annual Student En-',, %S*£SlZ
campment ended Friday on a rnan o£ ttie meeting whose pur
pose was to provide an informal
highly successful note with atmosphere for discussing Uni
approval of six workshop re- : p £ )c this in{ormal
ports which will be submitted, meeting was originated by Mil
to the Student Government !» ?•
Association Assembly in the had started a similar project at
near future Kansas Stale College.
1111 Encampment members, divid-
The 3-day meeting of ap- ed into several workshops, at
proximately 120 faculty, admin- [ cnded n ? cet, " g # s \o discuss prob
jstration, and student leaders was "'li'f.'i"’™ * ie l ‘i e of , , heil
held at the University's Mont W0 I rks . h °? The scope of problems
Alto Forestry School. A senes of ™. ,e " ded l ° government.
Daily Collegian articles beginning scho ° l I'P'nt, judicial systems ex
next week will explain the rj- £“
ommenclations coming out of each n ,,, 0I ? f am P us , •
work shoo. 8 Workshops and their chairmen
• . . were: Off-Campus Living Prob-
These recommendations will | oms Robert Parskv and Harald
go before the Assembly for ac- Sandstrom; Academic Affairs and
non, delegation to committees Cumculai Revision. Carol Frank;
or administration, or revisions. University Expansion, Jav Haw-
Student members of the En- Icy: Responsibilities of SGA, Jes
rampment were chosen tluough sie Jnnjigian; School Spirit, Lan
their positions in student activ- ney Dav, and Student Conduit,
ities and interviews. Faculty andCai'] Smith.
Miss Piercy-
(Coiitmued from page 1)
Tier onginal painting has been
pm chased by the University for
use as pait of (he student ait
collection. Miss Picrcy was a
member of the University - '- Con
cert Oichestra during hei undcr
giaduate yeais.
'Die dark-haired graduate won
numerous piizes by caplin.m. the
Mi's Pennsylvania title and is
assured of $lOOO scholar-bin for
v inning the prchminaiy talent
division in the Miss Amoi ica
pageant
Miss Mead, a sloe-eyed Mis
sissippi beauty, was picked at
the roaring climax of the week
long pageanf to wear the old
est national beauty crown in
the country.
She won no awards dining the
three nights of preliminary nidg
ing but her over-all qualifications
added up to victory.
Maiv Ann Mobley, the Miss
America whose reign endttl last
night, also is a Mississippi gnl,
hailing from Brandon and a sor
ority sister of the winner at the
Un-vetsitv of Mississippi.
Runneis up in order woie M’ss
Wisconsin, Miss Washington, Mis-.
California and Miss Arizona
Tke Coitw County Fifmlak
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Budqet Request—
(Continued from page 1)
- up with more than the amount
recommended by the governor
and passed by the House.
Walker, u ho made personal ap
peal ances before both houses last
•■pi ing, told the gioups that un
less the ntcessaiy funds were pro
vided the Univeisity would be
unable >o fulfill its long range
expansion plans
He also told the legislators the
Unnersitv would have to cut into
its rose,u eh grants and student
admissions unless funds were
made available to cany out the
projects
Oregon Prof Appointed
Dr William H. Taubeneck, as
-.istcnt professor of geology at
Oicgon State College, has been
appointed visiting research asso
ciate m mineialogv.
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Orientation-
(Continued from page 1)
lectures are listed in the Orien
tation Week booklet.
Saturday, Sept. 19, has been
set aside for Recreation Day.
The Outing Club and Women's
Recreation Association will con
duct exhibitions to better ac
quaint new students with rec
reational activities on the cam
pus and throughout the Cen
tre County area. The times and
locations of these events will
be published in The Daily Col
legian.
Other highlights of the week
will be:
• A faculty variety show at
7:45 p.m. tomorrow in Recreation
Hall.
• A pep rally at 6:45 p m. Thurs
day in the north stands of Bea
ver Field.
• Fraternity open houses for
transfer students at 8 p.m. Thurs
day.
i *A movie on Penn State his
tory and traditions at 7,30 p.m.j
Friday in Schwab Auditorium. 1
i »A transfer dance at 830 p m
[Friday in Waring Lounge.
•An outdoor movie at 9 p.m.
Friday on the lawn in back ofj
the HUB.
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GREETING CARDS
(A large assortment of studio cards.)
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The MUSIC ROOM
143 S. Allen St. (Next to G. C. Murphy)
[Boyer Extends Hit Skein
As Cardinals Beat Cubs
CHICAGO UP) Ken Boyer
used his 28th homer and a stand
'up triple to extend his consecu
tive hitting streak to 29 games
i yesterday as the St. Louis Cardi
jnals rode rookie Bib Gibson’s six
jhit pitching to a 6-4 conquest of
1 the Chicago Cubs. i
| Boyer waited no longer than
his first turn at bat to drive los-,
ing lefty Art Ceccarelli’s third
■pitch into left field seats behind!
|a two out walk to Joe Cunning-i
ham. This gave St. Louis a 2-0;
llead and squared the series at a
jgamejljliece^^^^^
RECORDS
GIFTS
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. 1959
Thespians—
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ly accumulated through partici
pation in three shows.
Tryouts for the first produc
tion will be held Sept. 21-22 for
actors, dancers, chorus, musi
cians, and piano players.
Tryouts will be held in 100
, Carnegie unless otherwise stated
,at a later date.
Questions will be answered at
tryouts or students may contact
Ray Fortunato, adviser, or presi
dent Theodore Pauloski, senior in
horticulture from Sharon.
j The 4,300 school and college fires
|in the United States in 1957 cost
;the nation more than 36 million
dollars, the National Safety Council
; reports.