PAGE TWO
IBM Representative
Discusses Education
The highlighting event of the;
annual Military Ball will be the
naming of the Military Ball,
Queen, who will be chosen the
night of the dance, Dec. 4.
The queen contest is open to any; i
By RONA NATHANSON I girl wha is sponsored by an ROTC
Second of a Series ;cadet or midshipman and who
Most students have a "highly idealistic viewpoint" about, will be present at the ball.
the vocational goal they set for themselves, George E. Moore,t A photo 5x7 or larger of all con
testants must be submitted to the
IBM representative, said. IHetzel Union desk during the
Their education, he said, should provide them with a week of tickets sales which be
gins Nov. 16. All photographs
'means to achieve this goal. 'must be in by 5 p.m. Friday, Nov.
Accoi ding to Moore, the courses 20.
Council Offers the student Li most interested in,'
his hobbies, and whether he may; imil
A v l i l g photos must contain the fol
information: name, ad
- 'or ay not hold elective offices;dress, phone number, ROTC
Scholarships iin Ills adivities will indicate what branch cf sponqoring cadet and
; type of work he is most suited the class of both contestant and
Applications are now a-ailable M (02
oine is interviewing students ;
;sponsor. All pictures will be re
,
foi the two sophomote scholar- today and tomorrow for positions The photographs of the con
ship,, (oven by the Engineering-, wi th mm, .
;testants will be sent to the United
Al ch.ti.c ore Student Council ; The student's work experience ....._
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The ~ cholarshin, ; amount to $240
each aril the re( 'own!
it on the ba , is of hi; acadomic
standlivi„ need, character and ex- 1
thicutriular actwitic.s
tams must two reunited to Dean
Latt renee .1. Perci\ office lir De- ,
cemher
Five council members were , who is to be interviewed. The
ruled ineligible to hold their of-l re P r " entattves of IBM feel that
fine b u ,„
au , their averages ca , l if the student is interested
below an All-U of 23 Plans ‘ in ' t: enougn to want an interview, he
the election or apoffintment ofishould inform himself by read
some of the advance litera
new members to take their place Ing
re put ot by the mpany.
were referred to the Elections it
u
1 Hamilton u Standard, co a division
Committee
lof United Aircraft, now employs
Perez announced that a Ther-:70 Penn State graduates, Its prod
mofax machine which can copy' l ucts include airplane accessories,
,
page; .rom books is being pur-!propellors, air conditioning sys
chased for the use of engineerme,tems, and hydraulic mechanisms.
and ar.lutecture students to aidiEngineering students in all cur
them in doing research. iriculums are needed.
. This machine will be placed The Hamilton Standard rep
in the Engineering Library in! resentative. Arthur H. Willey,
Sackett in the middle of Decem- 1 1 says that maturity is the first
her (Continued on page five)
it's developing ...
CENTRE COUNTY FILM LAB WEEK
November 16 - 21
TONITE
at
sett® place
there will be absolutely nothing! .
why don't you come down
and just breathe.
we still have excellent coffee,
teas and pastries.
(where the western auto store
meets the sidewalk.)
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
is valuable. "But," Moore said,
"we are also interested in his
initiative in getting the job."
Did one of his relatives just
hand it to him or did he pound
the streets hunting for it?
Some knowledge of the com
pany is expected of the student
Weekend,
Yourself
rowed
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Contest Begins for Mil Queen
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Tickets -- Monday
Repairs
Cu Radice Television
Phonographs — Radios
television
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service
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State College TV
232 S. Allen St.
THE HOUSE THAT JAll BUILT
will be open all this weekend for your enjoyment and the Jazz
Club has booked what we think is the finest group to be pre•
sented in our Workshop Series to date.
The MONARDO - VIVONA QUINTET, originally working
out of Rochester, New York, returns to campus after gaining
recognition here last year. The group is fronted by the two leader
trombone men who wail in the style of the J. and Kai group of
a few years ago. Backed by a solid rhythm section the quintet
has had much success in the East having been acclaimed to be
one of the outstanding young groups in modern jazz today.
The club is very encouraged by the support given to the
Workshop Series. In the future, starting with the weekend we
are bringing some of the finest jazz groups in the country to you.
Continued SUPPORT is of course necessary to maintain this
standard.
There will be a JAZZ CLUB MEETING Friday
night at La Galleria starting at 7:00 for all those
interested in the club.
Music will be provided by the JW Quartet.
THE MONARDO - VIVONA QUINTET
Donation $l.OO
States Military Academy at West ,
Point where cadet judges will'
choose ten semi-finalists.
Five finalists will then be
chosen after interviews by the
groups sponsoring the ball.
The queen will be named at the
dance by the heads of the milit
ary departments.
Stea ksvi i ie
(Steak SA:A(II,I6W
We have them and
they're the greatest.
Stop in for one or or
der by phone
(9 to midnite)
MORRELL'S
nest to Alpha Fire Co. AD 8-8381
Can YOU Guess
the
Mystery Prof?
Listen For
Clues On
"Groovology 54"
at 10:05
WMAJ 1450
Nov.
Sat.
Nov.
Sun.
Nov.
Galleries
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1959
Bridge Intramurais Set
Noon today is the deadline for
returning the Women's Recreation
Association's bridge intramural
lists to 103 White Hall,
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Feat. 1:30, 3:30. 5:30, 7:30, 9:30
C C-. "One of the few
great motion
INGMAR
BERGMAN'S pictures of
our time"
-N.Y. Post
/ 141 1 1 kalierrieg WA
8:30 - 12:30
9.00 ..
1:40
2:00-
5:00
Jazz Club Members $.73