PAOL TWO Student Bus Caravan Planned For Penn State-Illinois Game By BILL JAFFE Managing Editor Hat Society Council will sponsor a “Cleveland Special” bus cuiavan to the Penn Stale lllmois football game Oct. 24 in Cleveland. Plans for the first large mass invnoon In Penn State students ot an awn\ football game were announced yesterday by Stanley Poster, Hat Society Council pres nienl Students will be able to travel round trip via Greyhound chartered bosses tor a special $10.55 rate Students traveling on the “Cleve land Special” will sit in a block section at the game at Municipal Stadium. They will purchase their tickets beginning Wednesday at the ticket oitice in Recreation Hall for s:t 50. Members of the council will man a bootli located near the main desk of the Helzel Union Building beginning at 10 a.m. to morrow. Reservations for the trip will be accepted from 9 a.m. Dean Simes (Continued from page one) down the street, holding his hands above his head in champion-style. With a smile broader than his 250-pound frame, the officer climbed atop a car, quieted the eiowd and said, “Leave a hole for traffic ” The smiles and cheers of a thousand students burst forth as he descended and directed traf fic At that point, the joyful, but orderly crowd moved up the Mall to the steps of Old Main, where an impromptu pep rally was in progress. After several cheers and songs, the masses proceeded back to College Ave., where cars loaded with people still filed along the street. Poi the following two hours, the pat ados along College Ave. and Pollock Rd continued Students lined the cuihs and swarmed over the lawns Residence halls and downHiwn stoiis were virtually empty Tin 1 celebrants were orderly Campus Patiol had no reports of initir\ or exces-uve damage. The- day was 1 1 1 led with high lights' • Several ears had their roofs dented hv students standing or sitting atop them • A ear on College Ave. dis pensed about 30 empty beer cans as it passed the Fra/or St inter sect ion. • Old Mam lawn became a race course as several cars were driven around the flag poles • Imnmdiatelv following the game, students in West Halls filled the quadrangle, where they sang pen songs Suddenly they swarmed out of the area toward the downtown area to join the! tin on,gs alt end v piesent , • Rolls of toilet tissue hung from tree branches along College Ave.[ Other rolls stlearned through the! Brawl Highlights Gams Between Colo-Kan.St. MANHATTAN. Kan i P) —Gale, Weidner, a daring sophomore quarterback, ran and pitched Col- 1 oiado’s Buffaloes to an uphill 20-i 17 Big Eight football victory over Kansas State yo.steiday in a game! spiced by fistfights and a near i lot in the closing minutes. Colorado got ’ts winning lead two minutes and 1(> seconds into the fourth penod The Buffaloes were on the move m the final minutes when a brawl involving plovers Horn both sides broke out. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Bur<’Cxnor to HIE FREE LANCE. cal IBB< Published Tuesday through Saturday cnnrninjtft inclusive during the University year by the staff of The Daily Collegian of The Pennsylvania State University Entered as second-class matter July 6. 1914, at the State College Pa.. Post Office under the act of March 3 1879 DKWIS MAUCK. Editor OEORUK MiTI’RK. Business Manager SI \JT THIS ISSUE: Samlv Pad we. Bill •Jaffr. Dennv M a lick. .Inlinnv Black, Dick (.ultllifig. Jim Moiiin, iiill MuiMeller, Itick tomorrow until 1 p.m. Wednesday. J Each bus will seat 37 passengers! and must be tilled before reser-'; vations will be accepted on another; bus. Plans have been made to ac-. commodate 500 students under the special rate. : ! The buses will leave the Hetzelj [Union Building area at 0.30 a.m.; [Saturday, Oct. 24. They will arrive' :in Cleveland at 1 p.m., including! a half-hour rest stop. They will. [Unload at the stadium’s main gate.; ! On the return trip, the buses ; will leave the stadium at fi p.m. and are expected to arrive on ! campus by 12:30 a.m. Sunday, j The round-trip is 532 miles, ac cording to Greyhound Line of ; ficals. A special student section has beem reserved ior University fans by) the ticket office. Students will be able to purchase a seat in the see-' turn by showing a receipted bus ticket. The tickets will go on sale at 8 a.m. Wednesday. Upon the receipt of $10.55, a student will be given a stamped Greyhound receipt bus ticket and his name will be entered on the master bus list. Student and faculty groups may Pleased with Celebration air and waved from passing cars • Rolls of teletype copy paper mysteriously appeared from the Daily Collegian office. They were grabbed up in the noisy motor cade. • A vintage automobile of the late 30’s, named “Old Ironsides," lurched along College Ave., back firing about every second. • One student rode in the par ade atop a large pine branch be ing dragged behind a ear. • Three former Penn State foot ball greats, Steve Garban, Andy Moconvi and A 1 Jacks joined the revelers. Garban experienced near-heart attacks as he listened to the game in McElwain lounge. Moconyi was spotted in one of the cars on the Mall • Student Government Associ ation Assembly Majority Leader Walter Darran made the rounds on a motor scooter. Clad in a black turtle-neck sweater, be ap peared almost as wild as the “Wild Ones” who left him be hind in their motorcycle exhaust. • An elderly couple standing in the Old Main tower w r as startled to see a wave of students rushing up the Old Mam lawm. Friendly smiles and waving of hands below quelled any possible fears for their safety. Jlokiten, s, athemon ' y-Pu” & state coiiicf' f / . O>IN 7 OAYS • *WI*VAnONS .3TO ♦ P.M. . £*?/ S • *° ~00H ' - SUNDAYS 12 TO ♦ •’ '• - i .. ‘ ------ rf €now • SUNDAY—MONDAY • ‘Rains of Ranchpur’ - PLUS - ‘D-Day the Sixth of June’ ★ CATHAUM NOW SHOWING “THE FBI STORY” JAMES SETEWART VERA MILES ★ MITT AMY BEGINS 2 P.M. TODAY i A SEASICK CAPTAIN ! WHO HATES THE SEA! I .bk NEW) RIOTOUS) ; gjgg' Qfac Quhvnm j ’aNatssa" I MKtifl MtM WWChM • M UIRS FU THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA [fill up an entire bus if they wish, 1 !providing they can sell or buy all, [the 37 seats. i Reservations for each individ ual bus nuist be confirmed 24 hours after the purchase of a [ ticket. If a bus is not filled, the i money will be refunded unless ! plans are made to sell the re j maining seats. 1 Coeds will sign out for a reg jular 1 am. permission. Jessie 1 Janjigian, Women’s Student Gov ernment Association president, said. WSGA will compile a master list of all coeds planning to make tlje trip and their names will be submitted to the dormitory hos tesses. If the bus is late in re turning, special permission will be [granted, I Hat Society Council members J will appoint a bus leader for each 'bus. The person will be responsible .for checking the passenger assign jments and maintaining good con duct. The bus caravan will eliminate the parking problem in Cleveland iand will provide all students a [chance to see the intersectional rivalry. • Students did not monopolize the downtown motorcade. Many cars driven by parents and towns people joined in the parade. Par ents brought their children to see a sight they will probably re member all their lives. • Frank J. Simes, dean of men, said he was pleased with the way students behaved. "I think it was orderly and in good spirit," said Simes. • Sergeant Seckinger expressed appreciation for the students’ be havior and for their cooperation in the traffic problem. • Climb aboard a Greyhound charier bus at ihe HUB on Saturday Oct. 241 h. at 6:30 a.m. Arrive at Municipal Stadium, Cleveland, at 1:00 p.m. The busses will leave the Stadium parking lot at 6:00 p.m. and will arrive back on campus at 12:30 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 25th. THE SKY'S THE LIMIT! . •There are no restrictions on these busses . . . anyone may go. Coeds are also permitted by the W.S.G.A. to sign up tor this trip. Get your group together now . . . whether it be 2 or 222, there’s room for your group. Fraternities—Sororities— Ciubs—Faculty Members, you may charter an entire bus. Each bus capacity is 37 passengers—get two—they’re small ! YOU MUST ACT BEFORE WEDNESDAY! • The Athletic Association is holding $3.50 tickets for you. You simply show your bus ticket, pay $3.50 and you have a seat in ihe Penn State Student Block. But this offer is good only until Wednesday,'Oct. 14th. Public ticket sale begins on that day ... so act fast. SIGN UP TOMORROW, TUESDAY, OR WEDNESDAY, AT THE HUB DESK. YOUR $10.55 CHECK OR CASH MUST ACCOMPANY YOUR RESERVATION. "WE BEAT ARMY - NEXT IS ILLINOIS" —Collegian Photo by Marty Scherr LION END Norm Neff foils Army pass defenders as he snags an aerial launched by the arm of quarterback Richie Lucas. Student Spirit (Continued jrom page one) maining, Lion fans breathed a big sigh of relief. Army was driving deep into Lion territory and had completed several key passes and gained precious first downs. The Lions neded to only gain possession of the ball to preserve their hard fought victory; Never have Penn Slaters seen such enthusiasm on the part of the student body. Twice the stu dents formed an honor line ex tending from the Lions dress, ing room to the bench. The Ying Yang Band, small but plenty noisy, played throughout the game. The cheerleaders were mighty tired after the long' con test. Constantly yelling, cheering and shouts of encouragement could be heard well above the famed Army cheers and songs. Never did the SUNDAY. OCTOBER 11, 1959 Helps Team Lion rooters loose faith in the team. The Lions took an early lead and never fell behind. Dean Ernest B. McCoy, direc tor of athletics, said immediately after the game; "I haven't had time to collect my thoughts. I'm just mighty happy over the victory.'' Three “Beat Army” banners and numerous stickers were plas tei’ed Over the. field by delighted Lion fans. Banners were hung along the railing of the State stands. For the first time in the nine game series, the Lions were not bothered by the loud and con stant Cadet cheering . . . thanks to an alumnus Hal Hein, of Thornwood, N.J., the Lions heard a set of blaring records of Army songs and cheers during practice last week. "CLEVELAND SPECIAL" . . . charter busses direct to the TATE vs. ILLINOIS n OCTOBER 24th d trip fare . . . *10.55
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