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Three More Rallies
Boost Game Spirit
"Patrol 5, patrol 5 . . . I need help. The mob is bearing
down hard from the northwest." "What do you want me to
do, Joe?" "Block off Pollock Rd." "But there's no one here."
"Don't worry, there soon will be ... glub ... glub.''
Prom Tickets
To Go on Sale
Today at HUB
Tickets for the Junior Prom,
which will begin at 9 tonight in
Recreation Hall, will be on sale
at 9 a m today at the Hetzel
Union desk.
Tickets will also be available
tonight at the door.
The theme of the dance will'.
be "abstract columns." The Glenn
Miller Orchestra, under the direc
tion of Ray McKinley and fea
turing Lenny Hambro, will pro
vide the musical background.
The five finalists in the prom
queen contest are: Lani Barlow,
arts and letters major from Har
rhburg; Jane Wilby, elementary
education major from Syracuse,
N Y.; Judy Norton, elementary
education major from Merion Sta
tion; Joanna Moatz, business edu
cation major from Allentown;
and Sue Sherman, elementary
education major from Syracuse,
N.Y.
The finalists and judges were
introduced at an informal recep
tion held last night in the Chi
Omega suite. The queen will be
chosen on the basis of beauty,
poise and personality.
Teachers Examinations
The National Teacher Exam
inations will be given at 160 test
ing centers by the Educational
Testing Service on Feb. 13. A
bulletin of infoimation with an
application may be obtained from
college official , . or by writing to
the National Teacher Examina
tion, Educational Testing Serv
ice, 20 Nassau St., Princeton, N.J.
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plus $5OO cash grant
Open to senior women interested in
business careers as assistants to ad•
ministrators and executives.
Outstanding training. Information
now available at the College Place
ment Bureau.
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KGKATHARiNE
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sEcRETARrAL
By JOHN BLACK
Assistant Sports Ethtor
These words were overheard
from a passing motorcycle mount
ed by a weary looking campus
patrolman last night.
Bedlam broke loose on at least
three separate occasions as every
one got into the act in the third;
night of what has probably been
one of the greatest displays of
college spirit in the country.
Discontented because they
were confined to the halls dur
ing the late evening rally
Wednesday night an exhuber
ant group of girls from Grange
Hall massed, after evening
chow, and started a march that
took them to North Halls, West
Halls, through the town and
back to the Nittany Lion Shrine.
Here a makeshift band, joined
,by a budding "Gene Kruppa"
beating on a waste basket and
[percussion men ringing cowbells,
providing the accompaniment for
songs and cheers. The newest
cheer went, "Give me a S-Y-R-
A-C-U-S-E what have you got?
NOTHING!"
Not to be denied, an undaunt
ed corps of torch-bearing Nittany
men moved on West Halls then
on to West Halls then on to the
Lion where everybody took his
turn as cheerleader.
From here the man moved
toward town, picking tin mem
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are cordially invited to
relax and enjoy the
continental prepara
tions of State College's
only cafe espresso,
SUTTON PLACE
at 100 S. Frazier
where the Western Auto
Store meets the sidewalk
ORGANIZATION MEETING
for Editorial Staff of
INDEPENDENT NEWSLETTER
All independents interested in
being on staff welcome.
203 HUB 2 p.m. Sunday
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
265 Pints of
Blood Donated
To Red Cross
Two hundred and sixty-five,
pints of blood were donated at,
the Red Cross Bloodmobile can
teen which was located in the
Hetzel Union cardroom for the
past two days.
Out of 128 students scheduled
to donate yesterday, 95 appeared,
and there were 54 walk-ins. Sev
en people were rejected because
of medical reasons, making the
amount of blood given yesterday,
142 pints. There were 123 pints
donated on Wednesday.
Loren D. Tukey, vice chairman
of the State College chapter of
the bloodmobile drive, said that
the total of pints contributed was
not as high as it has been in
previous years. He said that the
decrease in donations this year
was probably due to the number
of students who have colds and
other illnesses.
—Bright nickel plating proc
esses whiell eliminate costly buff
ing and polishing became com
mercially available in 1937.
Regain
Cu Radios Television
Phonographs Radios
television •
service .1
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center
State College TV
232 S. Allen St.
This Junior Prom Weekend
See Players'
"a mysterious folk drama
of music, legend and dance"
Tonight and
Tomorrow
8 p.m., Schwab
GET TICKETS NOW AT THE HUB
Student Banner Contests
Nittany Council - will hold a
"Beat Syracuse" banner contest
at 7 tonight in front of Nittany 20.
The contest is open to all Nittany
units and there will be a $lO
prize for the winner.
Following the contest all units
will go to the pep rally on the
field next to the new stadium.
North Halls will also hold a ban
ner contest at 6:45 tonight on the
tennis courts at the North Halls.
AUTUMN
After we've won the game, why
not take your, wife, sweetheart
or a gang of "the boys" out to
Duffy's to celebrate over an ex
cellent dinner? You've never
had a better steak than Duffy's
in your life. The atmbsphere
is pleasantly relaxing and in
formal. Your favorite beverages
are served.
Duffy's
Saturday: 5-9:00 p.m.
Sunday: 12-9:00 p.m.
In Boalsburg, 4 miles east of
State College on Route 322
(turn right at the Texaco Sta.)
N°W
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TODAY 4 to C!,- P.M. and
9 P. M. to 12:30 A. M.
THE DON KREBBS QUARTET
STOP IN. and see our new
"3 levels of atmosphere."
TOMORROW NIGHT our
first two levels will be open.
ENJOY music played on our
hi-fi.
Listen
to •
Penn State
vs.
Syracuse ,
FOOTBALL 1
Saturday 1:25
Warm-up 1:00
WMAJ 1450
CAMERA
CONCERTI
Chamber Orchestra et
14 Strings and Winds
8:30 p.m. Sunday
Schwab Aud.
Students may obtain tickets
without charge and others
may purchase tickets at $1.25
at Hetzel Union Bldg.
PLEASE NOTE: Effec
tive immediately, the
sale of tickets to Ar
tists' Series programs
will be limited to four
(4) per person and the
sale of tickets to the Hal
Holbrook program on
Nov. 17 will be limited
to two (2) per person.
Tickets for all programs
are priced at $1.25. Stu
dents will continue to
obtain tickets without
charge upon presenta
tion of Identification
Card.
The Pennsylvania Stale
University Artists' Series