FRIDAY. SEPTEMI
>ER 18. 1959
WR/
To B
An Open Ei
White Hall wil
rouse to be held tonight from 7 to 9 o’clock at
. initiate the 1959-60 WRA program,
to WRA president, Jean Nigh, the program
I in a series of open houses which will comprise
ridual participa-~~
he Open House!
of the four-fold j
:h all coeds are!
ipate.
open houses all*
White Hall will!
When the semes
will be held ev
| Saturday night
According
is to be the firs
the WRA’s indi
tion program.
Is the first, part
program in whi
mvited to partic
Duiing these
the facilities of
be open to use.
ter begins they
ery Friday and
from 7 to 9 p.m.
The second portion of the 1
WRA program lis special proj- J
ects. Under this heading comes
the WRA Christmas parly for
underprivileged children and
sports days. There are three
sports days held each year in
the fall, winter and spring.
Teams from surrounding col
leges are invited up to partici
pate in the prbgram. The fall
sport to be played on Sports
Day is field Hockey. j
The third majfor undertaking of;
the WRA is thet sponsoring of a
comp 1 et e women's intramural
program. This fall field hockev.]
vollevball and table tennis will
be offered.
The WRA also sponsors a se- >
Ties of clubs for which coeds
may try out. These clubs are
swimming, modern dance, offi
cials. bridge, golf, rifle, bowl
ing, tennis, and field hockey.
Women may try out for these
at the following times: bridge,
6‘30 pm.. Sept. 24 in the play
room of White Hall; bowling. 7
p.m., Sept. 24 in the White Hall
bowling alleys; modern dance, 7
pm. Sept. 30 and Oct. 1 in the
White Hall dance studios; golf. 3
p.m.. Sept. 29 in 2 White Hall;
field hockey. 4:30 p.m., Sept. 23
at Holmes Field; officials, 6:30,
Sent. 24 in 2 White Hall, swim
ming, Sept. 21, 22 and 24 at the
White Hall pool: and tennis, 6:30,
Sept. 29 in the White Hall gym.
Pit Mining Association
To Give Scholarship
The Central Pennsylvania Open
Pit Mining Association has es
tablished a scholarship which will
benefit students enrolled in the
curriculum _ of mining engineer
ing and mineral preparation en
gineering. -
Welcome Students
Here
Is
Your
Head
For Q
uarters
iality Laundry & Dry Cleaning Service
3-HOUR LAUNDRY SERVICE FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
PENN STATE
UNDRY and CLEANERS
BEAVER AVE .
Open
Held
Grad Council
To Sponsor
Convocation
_ The Graduate Student Associa
tion will sponsor a convocation
ifor members of the Graduate
j School Oct. 2 in Schwab Audi
torium.
President Erie A. Walker, Dean
Harold K. Schilling and a guest
speaker will address the students.
Following the convocation, the!-
association plans to hold a social!
at the Hetzel Union Building.:
Orientation for the new grad- 1
uate students, a new program,!
will be held Oct. 5. Dr. Schilling,
several faculty members of the
graduate school, and several coun
|dl members will give their view-;
points concerning the graduate!
school. ' |
j The association sponsors four,
semi-formal and informal dances,
throughout the year and spoil-1
sor eight clubs: bowling, square:
dancing, bridge, hiking, discus
sion groups, softball, cricket and]
soccer. t
Heading the council are James|
Baker, president; Robert Richey,!
vice president; Mimi 'Atwater,i
secretary and Earle Lenker,
treasurer. It is composed of 28
members: three representatives
from each college and one from
Graduate Residence Hall.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
112 W. HAMILTON AVE.
Just off Allen Si., 6 blocks south of campus
Sunday School—9:3o a.m. Worship—lo:4s a.m.
Bible Hour—7:4s p.m.
Cars for CBC leave HUB at 9:20 a.m.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE -PENNSYLVANIA
Thespians to Start |
' Auditions Sunday 1
• 1 a ' The P enn State Thespians will(
I Mi 1 Jb hold auditions for an original;
ISI If Sfjj | jinusical review at 7 p.m. Sunday,'
w " 7% ■h «. jMonday and Tuesday in 2 Car-'
r.egie.
House
WeScome to PSU
The review will be given Home
coming Weekend, Oct. 15, 16 and
17.
This fall’s production will in
volve over 50 persons. Actors,
singers, dancers and members of
crews wilt be needed. The cast
will be decided Tuesday night.
Rehearsals will be held every
.night of the week except Satur
'dny.
Health Physicist Serves
As Consultant in Iran
Edward S. Kenney, health phy
sicist, spent several weeks at the
University of Teheran in Teheran,
aiding in the design of the Amiri
bad Nuclear Center.
He went to Teheran as a con
sultant for the Atomic Division
iof the American Machine and
'Foundry Co.
UNFURNISHED 2-BEDROOM
HOUSE—OiI heal. Full base
meni including garage. Call
FLanders 9-2458. East College
Ave. PLEASANT GAP.
Watch for Opening of
MY-O-MY
State College's
newest lounge
and to
PHONE AD 7-7629
BRAINS OR BRAWN,
EQUIPMENT
Whether you're planning to be a star quarterback
or a top scholar (or both!}, you'll need the proper
supplies.
Parent, teacher or student: come in and see our
complete selection of the finest school supplies.
Composition books, tablets, pads, notebooks, zip
per binders, index cards, filler and graph paper...
Everything needed for a flying start toward better
studies.
Available in a wide variety of sizes and styles to
fit all writing needs and make schoolwork better,
easier.
Let us show you the latest in school supplies.
Once you register, Keeler's can help you select All
YOUR REQUIRED TEXTBOOKS. We have the official Univer.
city hook list for all University courses.
Your book shopping will be easier at Keeler's this year,
because all shelves are marked with the name of the book
on the shelf and are designated "required" or "not re-
quired."
KEELERS
The University Bookstore
Opposite East Campus Gate on E. College Ave.
OPEN NIGHTS THIS WEEK UNTIL 9 P. M.
COUNTS
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