FRIDAY, NOVEMB
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60th Year
A tribute to the growth of the University's athletic fields
and to the 60th anniversary of Blue Band will be the theme
of the Penn State Blue Band's half time show at the Penn
State-Holy Cross football game Saturday.
This theme was decided because Saturday will be the last
TIM Council
Elects 3 Men
To Membership
Town Independent Men's Coun
cil Wednesday night approved the
recommendation of the screening
committee and elected three men
to fill council vacancies.
They are George Finnen, Dale
Hoover and Frederick Phanco, all
juniors in electrical engineering.
In other action, Kelly Mather,
chairman of the independent so
cial house committee, reported
that social houses will be inspect
ed within two wpeks by repre
sentatives from TIM Council and
the dean of men's or dean of
women's office.
He also said mimeographed
petitions for approval to enter
tain women are now available in
the TIM office, 203 "HUB.
Richard Babcock reported that
the old intramural committee has
been changed to two separate
committees, to be known as the
TIM Intramural Committee and
TIM Recreational Committee.
The new constitution was turn
ed over to the council members
for study. It will be discussed and
adopted at the next meeting.
Council President Philip Haines
announced that Leonides Council
will assist in the Las Vegas Night
program, to be held Dec. 12 in
the Hetzel Union ballroom.
Haines appointed Fred Shaw as
delegate-at-large to the Associa
tion of Independent Men Board
of Governors, and Finnen to the
town parking committee.
Non-council members Joseph
Kopp and Stephen Jackson were
appointed to the social recrea
tional committee, and Ronald
Shiban and Stephen Blum to the
independent social house board
of control.
Haines also announced that a
meeting with the legal counsel
for the dean of men's office to
discuss the downtown housing
problem has been postponed.
Players Will Perform
'On Borrowed Time'
The first Players production
of the season, "On Borrowed
Time," will be presented at 8 to
night at Center Stage.
The play was adapted by Paul
Osborn from a novel written by
L. E. Watkins and is being direct
ed by Kelly Yeaton, professor of
theatre arts.
Main roles in the drama are
played by Joseph Servello, a for
mer University student from Al
toona, and Erik Zimmerman, a
10-year-old from State College.
They play a lovable old grand
father and his grandson.
ATTENTION SENIORS
Seniors in ENGINEERING and ARCHITECTURE
are scheduled to have their portraits taken
for the 1960 La Vie at the . . .
PENN STATE PHOTO SHOP
214 E. College Ave.
from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday.
No appointments are necessary.
Please follow this schedule.
Those with last names:
,A--G Nov. 9.12
H—P Nov. 12.16
Q—Z Nov. 16.19
R 13, 1959
time a football game or a Blue'
Band show will take place in the
present Beaver Field.
The show will trace athletic
fields from the first Beaver Field,
formerly on the site where the
:College of Chemistry and Physics
I now stands, to New Beaver Field
whih started with 1200 wooden
seats and grew to its present size
in 1949. The growth of Bliv! Band
Ifrom a 6-piece drum and bugle
,corps to a 96 member marching
!band will also be traced.
After the salute to Holy Cross
and the playing of the "Alma
Mater," a 6-piece drum and
bugle corps will detach from
the band and march down the
field and back to represent the
Blue Band which played in Old
Beaver Field in 1899.
Next a 22-piece band will detach
from the main group to repre
sent the band that played at New
Beaver Field in 1909.
To represent the hand that
played in 1920 when Beaver Field
boasted 1300 wooden seats a 64-
piece military style band will
march down the field
Showing the next step in both
the band's and Beaver Field's
progress, 80 members will go
through a World War II routine
involving the formation of a plane
crushing a formation of a swas
tika.
To end the histories all 96
band members will form a type
writer with movable parts,
showing a recent routine of the
Blue Band.
The nand will play "Semper Fi
delis," "Billboard March," "Thun
der March," 'Praise the Lord and
Pass the Ammunition," and "The
Typewriter Song."
Before the theme of the pro
gram starts, the senior members
of the Blue Band will be asked
to step out and take a bow in rec
ognition of their band work.
University Analysis--
(Continued from page one)
in astronomy and nuclear sci-
Depaements have been added
ence and a 2-year program in
accounting has been initiated.
The next article in the series
wil present the vice president's
overall views on the growth of
the University and where it will
eventually end.
The final article will express
President Eric A. Walker's views
on the more abstract needs and
direction of the University.
MIL BALL
TICKETS
Mon.-Thurs. Nov. 16-19
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA
Give
Show
HUGO WEISGALL, composer
and conductor who is now on
the University faculty, will
speak on 20th century opera
tonight in the HUB assembly
room. Weisgall is the first of
four lecturers in the Open Lec
ture Series.
WRA to Hold
Tennis Clinic
Tennis fans will have one last
chance to practice their smashes
at the Women's Recreation Asso
ciation open house at 7 tonight in
White Hall.
A tennis clinic, organized by'
the tenths club, will be open tol
all those who wish drills, practice'
hints, and the opportunity to pol-'
ish up on serves, lobs and drives.
Instruction will be given by mem-,
hers of the club from 7 to 8 p.m.
Open practice will follow.
The open house will also pro
vide many other sports for in
terested coeds. VolleybaP, free
bowling, basketball, swimming
and badminton are among the ac
tivities open.
Book Fair Orders
Students who purchased books
last week at the hook fair spon-'
sored by the Reading Clinic are
requested to pick them up before
5 p.m. today in 424 Boucke.
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Five Seek Hockey Olympics
The women's field hockey i
club, sponsored by the Worn-1
,en's Athletic Association, isn't ,
,satisfied with the Liberty or
;Cotton Bowl. It is after_high- ,
er stakes—the 1960 Olympics.l
Five members of the team were!
named to the Susquehanna Field,
I I -Jockey Association team last
weekend, at a meet held on the
;Wilson College campus at Cham
bersburg.
These five will represent the
1 association at the Mid-East Tour
nament to be held this weekend
at Wilson. Players will be chosen
from the competition to repre
-Isent the Mid-East Field Hockey
'Association in the nationals.
The next step in this chain is
the Olympics.
Members of the team compet
ing this weekend are: Sandra
Kleeb, sophomore in physical edu
cation from Wayne, the first
team's right inner; and Virginia
Flamish, senior in art education
from Allentown, left fullback.
Members of the second team
CENTRE COUNTY FILM LAB WEEK
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Coming up,
November 16 - 21
$1.25 Drag
Sponsored by Hillel Freshman Council
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lebii. Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp.
are; Lana Glaser, junior in physi
cal education from Greencastle,
left half-back; Sheila Allison,
sophomore in physical education
from Lancaster, right wing; and
Phyllis Jobson, freshman in physi
cal education from Wynnewood,
left wing.
Those selected last weekend
competed with 80 other members
of women's field hockey teams in
the area. Three 3-hour games will
be played this weekend.
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Melvin ...
Autumn Holiday
Nov. 14 9-12
Hille! Auditorium
Mike Raymond
and his combo
75c Stag
No. 9
Cigar
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