TUESDAY. MARCH 22. 1960 Leonides To Discusslndie Problems By SUE LINKROUM A Leonides Conference will be held April 24 at the Nittany Lion Inn to discuss problems of independent women, Bev erly Cades announced last night at Leonides Council. The conference will be broken down into three discussion groups: community living, indivi duality of the Penn State woman; and what kind of organization would exist if Leonides did not. A buffet breakfast, lunch and coffee break will be served. Carol Frank, past president of Leonides, announced that the Women’s Career Week, to be sponsored by Women’s Student Government Association, would be held sometime m May. Fashion shows and panel discussions will be among the events held that week. It was also announced that a course in leadership training will be offered this semester for all interested men and women. It will be held Monuday nights in 214 Boucke. Students may register for the course today through Monday at the Hetzel Union desk. Installation of the new Leonides Council officers was held. They are: Roberta Hill, president; Mary Kay Stoker, vice president; Patri eia Shockey, recording secretary; and Patricia Hagan, treasurer. TIM Requests Dealers Independent men who wish to ; be card dealers or work at the gambling tables for TlM’s Las Vegas Night, April 9, may sign up in the TIM office. Blackjack and poker dealers, and students to run the dice games and wheels are needed. RECORD HOP TOP POPS - OLD and NEW LIVE ACTS FRI., MARSH 25 8:30-12:30 DONATION 25c WARING LOUNGE THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA Cabinet Favors 2 Bills On ROTC, Alternates The SGA Cabinet last night favored the principles behind two bills which will be presented to the Assembly Thursday. One dealt with the problem of Assembly alternates, the other asked that state legislators be polled on their opinions of compulsory ROTC. The Assembly alternate bill was worked out by the Rules Committee and the SGA Reorgan ization Committee Ii recommends that Assembly men have no alternates, with the exceptions of those who are student leaching or who have lost the required 2.4 All-Univer sity average needed to sit on i Assembly. , At present each Assemblyman has an official alternate. j The bill recommends that As semblymen be allowed no more than three absences during a se mester, or two within an eight week period. Assemblymen who are student teaching or who have lost their ,required average may appoint an alternate subject to the approval of the Rules Committee and the Assembly. Rules Committee Chairman Jay Hawley explained that there had been disagreement within the group itself. Several members feel that the whole al ternate system should be abandoned. I The bill on questioning State legislators about compulsory ;ROTC was approved by Cabinet 'with the exclusion of three ] clauses. I The main objection was cen tered around a statement which | (Continued on page four) Danceable Jazz and Rock and Roll by the J. B. QUINTET Guaranteed to your liking Call Al, AD 8-9194 By CAROL BLAKESLEE Kohler Named Chairman i Of Library Committee j Maynard Kohler of the State College branch of the HRB-Sing er, Inc, has been named chair man of the local committee for National Library Week, which will be observed April 3 to 9. Other members of the local, There will also be an event in committee are Thomas L. Minder, 1 He-Man finalists will participate engineering librarian on campus;j w hich the Queen of Hearts and ,Mrs. Tracy M. Kuhn of the Col-, 111 teams, lege Area Joint Schools; Mrs. ~ Ralph W. McComb; and Steve, COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS Fishbein of Radio Station WMAJ ' BUY, SELL, TRADE, TELL % Thtetf-Tw nJ) /vfcv toiJs lyl T * A THE CLASSIC WW A ## FOUNTAIN PEN mtemopk imu 525 p®ns slightly hlgh«r THERE'S A POINT CHOICE OF SB-ONE IS CUSTOM-FITTED FOR VOUI Get an ESTiRBROOK PEN from If B>Cl ED'C The University Bookstore wP 206 E. College Ave. Complete line of desk sets—Cartridge—Ballpoint Pena __ r * T ■ 'T JiMKSf /or> jg ) Tht 't'j MC (W J v ir ftt-vr OVfM. TIM Pm Ob Spring Week Contests Set Pieliminary and final events i/or the Spring Week Queen of Hearts and He-Man contests have been announced by chairmen Eli jzabeth Ingley and Richard Ham mond. The preliminary events for the Queen of Heaits will include basketball foul shooting, the vo!-, [leyball serve, bowling and com petitive swimming using the back crawl and freestyle. . The 50-yaid dash, basketball! throw (which will be like a shot* put) and standing broad jump jwill be included in the Queen of [Heart finals. Contestants for the He-Man title will participate in the shot put and steeplechase as preliminary events. He-Man finals will consist of the broad jump, shot put and bench press. /fc> *4\\ 'V" Kyjft i ** This weekend is unusual in one respect, namely that six sororities are go ing to have formals this Saturday Night. Except for one, all are being photographed in color. By far, well worth the small difference. Those of you that have fulfulled your college ambition, namely find ing a husband might do well in arranging for your bridal portrait now if you're planning a June wedding. Those al ready scheduled are in dicative of a big June. If your new pledge class would like copies of your latest sorority composite even though they're not on it, get together and clue us in on how many additional copies ere needed. It appears that we'll be finishing our last soror ity composite next week, which means we'll be ready for fraternities. Ten will be all we can handle at this time, so first come first served. fin/y *2.lf f Preference will be given to houses we did last spring. Those photo graphed early will re ceive their composites in six weeks. Others will PAGE THREE Miss Julia Heit receive theirs in Septem ber or early October. Those desiring fall de livery can have their new pledge class photo graphed in early Ocoto ber and not hold up delivery of composite. bill coleman
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