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Practice Makes Perfect,
`Singers' Will Entertain
At 12 noon, twice a week in Carnegie, a group of students
give up their lunch hour to meet—not because they have a
scheduled class but because they love to sing.
This group, the Penn State Singers, directed by Raymond
Brown, will climax their weeks of practice at 8 p.m. tomorrow
in the Hetzel Union assembly;
room by giving a concert of mad-land letters from Blue Bell, will
rigals and chorales,. !sing "A Christmas Carol" as a
Featured on the program will baritone solo.
be a solo cantata, three songs per-,
formed by soprano and violin, al The singers will also sing three
baritone solo, a string ensemblelfour - part songs for Christmas,
and a brass ensemble of trumped" The Holly and the Ivy," "In the
flugelhorn, trombone and tuba tol
[Bleak Mid Winter" and "Wassail
play chorales at the start and end. song."
The program will start with
the songs "Absalom, fili mei"
and "Psalm 96." Gn P
Then the group will sing th e i (Continued from page seven)
complicated harmonies of four
"Th e Sil
ver
to 10th on the strength of a
Elizabethan madrigals,
ver Swan," "Fair Phyllis I Saw," 56-3 rout of Furman.
"Weep 0 Mine Eyes" and "Sing; 1. Syracuse 95 (9-0 1,492
We and Chant It" , 2 Mississippi 49 (9-1) 1,350
Sonja Brown, sophomore in arts, 3 Louisiana State 6 (9-1) 1,128
from Philadelphia, will sing "Ein ;
4 Texas (9-1) 892
Klemes Kindelein," accompanied'
by the string ensemble, and San- 5 Georgia 2 (9-1) 856
dia Stinker, junior in music edu- ; 6. Wisconsin 15 (7-2) 749
cation from York, will sing three, 7 Texas Christian (8-2) 562
songs by Gustav Hoist accom- 8 Washington 2 (9-1) 428
panicd by Theodore Karhan, vio- 9. Arkansas (8-2) 356
Ernst
William Reeves, senior in nits 10 Clemson (8-2) 190
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DR. FROOD'S
MORAL OF THE MONTH:
Make the most of your college
days. (The nights will probably
haunt you the rest of your life.)
Dear Dr. Frood: Is it all right to study
with the TV on?
Dear Distracted: Better not. You might
miss some of the story.
Dear Dr. Frood: The Dean is trying to
force me to go to classes. I think this is
unfair because last season I scored 16
touchdowns, intercepted 18 passes and
kicked 22 field goals in 23 attempts.
What should I do?
Door Lotter Man: I fall to see bow going
to classes will help. Better practice your
kicking.
Dear Dr. Frood: I am a very plain girl
and I don't have much personality. All
I want is a man who will love me. Why
can't I find one?
Dear Sad: You're too particular.
CA. r. cog
By AMY ROSENTHAL
Distracted
Letter Man
dew KA
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Field-goal expert
kicks about classes
Dear Dr. Freed: I want to get married,
but I don't like children. What shall
I do?
Dear Surly: Marry an adult.
Dear Dr. Frood: My husband teaches at
a girl's college. I know it's silly, but since
I'm middle-aged and stout, I am very
Jealous and worry all the time. What
should I do?
Plump, Tired
Deer Plump, Tired: Keep worrying.
COLLEGE STUDENTS SMOKE
MORE LUCKIES THAN
ANY OTHER REGULAR!
When it comes to choosing their regular smoke,
college students head right for fine tobacco.
Result: Lucky Strike tops every other regular
sold. Lucky's taste beats all the rest because
L.S./M.F.T.— Lucky Strike means fine tobacco.
TOBACCO AND TASTE TOO FINE TO FILTER!
/Vaud of Orb tinst cheiewermy r at our sniddio MIS
=NO
Graduate Work
Grant Forms
Due By Today
Today is the deadline for send-'
ing in applications for the fellow-i
ships in graduate work which arei
being given by the American As-'
sociation of University Women,
Pi Lambda Theta, and the Rocke
feller Brothers Theological Fel
lowships Program.
The AAUW is awarding 40 na
tional fellowships to women who
'have or will have their doctorate
, requirements except the disserta
tion by July 1.
Sixty fellowships are being giv
en by the Rockefeller Brothers
Theological Program to college
graduates who are not now plan
ning on seminary or graduate
rtheological work, but who are
willing to attend seminary for one
year if awarded a fellowship.
These fellowships are made on
'the basis of a "trial year" during
which the student seeks to de
termine whether the ministry
should be his lifetime vocation.
Pi Lambda Theta is awarding
, three fellowships to women who
have already completed at least
one year of graduate study.
—According to the latest fig
ures, last year's 100 top national
newspaper advertisers invested
over $300,000,000.
ROTC to Issue
Dance Tickets
The printed tickets for the Mili
tary Ball will be available tomor
row. Any cadet or non-cadet who
paid for a ticket and received a
receipt may pick up the printed
ticket at the detachment where
he bought it by presenting that
receipt.
Prim• to Thanksgiving printed
tickets were not ready and re
ceipts were given upon payment.
The detachments at Carnegie,'
the Armory, and Engineering Ei
will be open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. '
tomorrow for those who have
al
ready paid for tickets.
Anyone else wishing to attend
I the ball, which will be held from
9 pm. to 1 a m. Friday in Ree
-1
Ireation Hall, may purchase a tick
et at at the Hetzel Union desk. Ap
proximately 150-200 tickets are
still available and will be on sale
:for the remainder of the week.
—More lives were lost in the
Civil War than in any other war
in which the United States has
been engaged.
FRATERNITY
NEWS LETTERS
Letterpress • Offset
Commercial Printing
182 E. COLLEGE AD 11-47,1
(See below)
Dear Dr. Frood: How can I keep people
from borrowing my Luckies?
Dear Pestered: Put them In a Brand X
pack.
DR. FROOD ON HOW
TO BE A BEATNIK
I've drawn up instructions for
becoming a Beatnik: Let your
hair grow until your hearing is
noticeably impaired. When
beard covers your tie, discard
tie. Hang your shoes and socks
In effigy. Sell your sink for
scrap. Stock your room with
cigarettes—because you won't
be allowed on the street any
more. (Better make 'em Luckies
end enjoy your isolation!)
etaAner.TIIII
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 1. 1959
Frank to Speak Tonight
The Belles Lettres Club will
meet at 8 tonight in Simmons
lounge
Robert W. Frank Jr., professor
of English, will address the club.
His topic will be "Hende Nich
olas, Class of 1360: Medieval Stu
dent Life."
ICG to Meet Tonight
The Intercollegiate Conference
on Government will hear the re
ports of the defense and the com
merce and transportation plat
form plank committees at 7:30 to
night in 203 Hetzel Union.
HERB'S
BARBER SHOP I
specializing In
flattops and crewcuts!
Mon.—Sat.
8:00-50
233 S. Allen St.
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ADS MUST OE IN HT 11 MI
THE PRECEDING DAT
FOR SALE
HOUSE TRAILER, 1966 Nashua 85'. IFYIv
cellent condition 2 bedicoms or 1 .bed.
room plus study with desk. Remcrinble
children's bunk. Winterized, patio, tele.
phone; 8 minutes from campus. Must sell
Feb. Call AD 84008 7 pm.
LAMBRETTA MOTOR Scooter Sake,
Service, Accessories and Insurance. Cali
AD 8-0021 after 6 o'clock
HILLMAN MINX, 19157, perfect condi..
Lion, good tires, low rainier, single
owner: dark blue with red leather up..
hostery. Penna. inspection. Half-price.
Bargain. Weiser Imported Motor Care,
AD 7-4171.
SHEARED SCOTCH Pine Christmas trees.
reasonable. Unsheared trees foi &worst.
ing boughs—cheap. Tussey Sp, logs Farm,
2? .miles past of Boalsburg, Rutile 322.
HO 6-6580.
1959 PLYMOUTH Sttion Wagon Suburban,
9-passenger sports altgon, 5500 miles.
Cali Jake AD 8-1564.
1950 MERCURY with meidrive parts only,
mechanically excellent; also 1950 Lin
coln unfinished custom. AD 7-4105 noun *
110 6-6218 evenings.
THESIS—MULTILITHD4G and typing,
Duplimata for sale. Phone AD ff-0774.
FOR RENT
Pestered
ONE TRIPLE room and one double Magi
one block from camrma next to Not
Office. 114 E. Beaver Ate. Al) 7-4147.
SINGLE ROOM close to campus AVlth tree
parking. Rent $3O per month. Call
AD 7-7888.
WANTED
WHO HAS the sign? We give up but
will the pereon who "boironed" the
2 1 ,:ex4' "No Minors Allowed" sistn please
return it. Town House. AD /1-8177.
YOUR OLD car or truck, regardless of
age or condition. Phone EL 6-4816.
NEEDED—. broken black urahreila for
a friend of "John Gabriel Berkman".
Call UN 11-5839.
WANTED TO BUY: 45 RPM Record
Player. AD 8-9666.
SOMEONE 1O share room and willlne to
accept lease. Will sacrifice part of the
rent. Call UN 6-2001. after 6:00 p.m.
HOME ECONOMICS Building eimtomern
to eat. Moderately priced meals seneid
by classes in Hotel and Institution Admin
istration. Luncheon, cafeteria style, Tues.
through Friday 11:50 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
and dinner, tea room style, Tuts , Wed.,
Thurs. 6:30 to 6:30.
THESIS TYPING & Multilithnia•. Duvii
mats for sale. Phone AD 8-0774. Prompt
service.
MUSICIANS TO form Dixieland Band;
- piano, clarinet, banjo, drummer. lin
tereetedt Phone Al Brogdon AD E-1711
after 6 loan.
WANTED— MARRIED Agriculture stu
dent to Jive in farm house at Pin. Gros.
Mills and hely look after some young
steers. Must have farm experience. We
can make use of all the time he has to
spar• for work. Address applications by
mail to Box 69, Route I, State College,
Penna.
LOST
SKULL AND BONES hat—Boucke
ing. Reward. Call Dave at AD 1-2207.
'6l CLASS RING, red laeit etone, fra..
ternity initials AEP, name nn inside
J. Plavin. Pinder please tall AD s-ina
Lussious reward.
DRUM READS belonging to Blue Band.
Reward for Information leading to their
recovery. Contact James Dunlop UN 4-4632.
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STUDENTS DON'T watt till 1:00. Bowl
right after you dine. Downtown Dna
Club any night. 122 S. Pugh St.
CLASSIFIED •AD STAFF—meeting of
Intermediate Board (new members) to.
night 6:80, Collegian Office. Veit'
portant.
ENROLL NOW or ballroom 4aarMat,
Up. tos or - acrobatic lemons.' Flaw
*nal deboal sd Dates. AD I-101d.
MISCELLANEOUS