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DONALD CLAGETT
. . . SGA vice president
Election Results
SGA PRESIDENT
SGA VICE PRESIDENTS
iSGA SECRETARY-TREASURER;
1 SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT:
1
JUNIOR CLASS PRESIDENT:
1 FRESHMAN CLASS PRESIDENT
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SENIOR ASSEMBLY MEMBERS:
(Nine Elected►
JUNIOR ASSEMBLY MEMBERS
(Seven Elected)
SOPHOMORE ASSEMBLY
MEMBERS
(Eight Elected)
Prof to Attend Meeting
Dr. Otis E. Lancaster, George
Westinghouse professor of engi
neering education, will be among
the key participants in the 26th
annual meeting of the Southeast
ern section. American Society for
Engineer mg Education, to be held
April 21-22 in Columbia, S.C.
STATE NOW
Feat.: 1:47, 3:46, 5:45, 7:44, 9:43
wrwis
SUSAN SHERMAN
SGA secretary-treasurer
Richard Haber (U) 1904
Peter Galie (C) 1563
Donald Clagett (U) 1767
John Brandt (C) 1669
Sue Sherman (C) 1894
Jack Crosby (U) 1555
Herman Weber (C) 442
Frank Milus (U) 380
Spencer McGraw (U) 577
William Laman (C) 401 I
bean Wharton (U) 700
Edwin Urie (C) 513
Edgar Grubb (U) 497
Judith High (C) 465
Katherine Hughes (U) 486
Walter Darren (U) 482
Richard King (C) 472
Robert Kapp (C) 449
Frederick Meckley (C) 448
Judy Moore (U) 448
Jacqueline Leavitt (U) 439
Mary Gombar (C) 413
Richard Kitzinger (C) 427
Arlene Rosipal (U) 369
Jay Huffman (U) 681
Judith Weiss (U) 643 .A.•
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Robert Harrison (U) 622 1
Ruth Rilling (U) 557
John Witmer (U) 541
Cynthia Xanthopolous(C)s2s
Lynn Marvel (C) 524
Suzanne Pohland (C) 439
Theodore Simon (C) 437 1
Neil Yarhouse (C) 431 r_;...
Barbara Watchhorn (U) 781
David Downes (C) 726
Barbara Adey (C) 709
Mary Sue Hersey (U) 702
Howard Creskoff (C) 693
Lois Haegley (U) 692
George Henning (C) 649
Mary Swed (U) 643
William Lenker (U) 640
Dianne Leedy (U) 629
Sandra Pohland (C) 609
Lynn Freimuth (C) 560
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ACADEMY AWARD SHOW
—l5 NOMINATIONS!
NOW SHOWING
JAMES STEWART
LEE REMICK
luatomy of a Murder'
At 1:30 & 6:48
AUDREY HEPBURN
DEAN JAGGER
'THE NUN'S STORY'
At 4:12 & 9:30
1 7 1 /1W
TONITE and FRIDAY
—DOORS OPEN 6:45 P.M.
GREGORY PECK
"MORT DICK"
Saturday—Opens 1:15 P.M.
Aldo Ray - Cliff Robertson
"The. Naked & the Dead"
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
HERMAN WEBER
... senior class president
Haber Wins--
(Continued from page one)
crucial year for student govern
ment."
Approximately 23 per cent of
the student body voted in the
election which was one of the
most controversial in the past
decade. Counting of the ballots,
which began at 9 last night, took
until almost 2 this morning.
A somber Leonard Julius, SGA
president, paced the floors of the
HUB card room where the count
ing was done and cracked his
first smile when the results had
been tabulated.
"I'm certain that those candi
dates who were successful will
more than justify the trust placed
in them by their fellow students.
My heartiest congratulations to
the new SGA officers and Assem
blymen," he said when the vote
was announced.
Lowen berg to Talk
At HEc weekend
Dr. Miriam E. Lowenberg, head
of the Department of Food and
Nutrition, will discuss her recent
trip around the world at the 11th
annual Home Economics Spring
Weekend to be held tomorrow and
Saturday.
Dr. Lowenberg will speak about
nutrition throughout the world
at 8 p.m , tomorrow in the HUB
assembly room.
Although she will be speaking
mainly about people in the place
where she stayed, Dr. Lowenberg
will also touch briefly on nutri
tional inadequacies and how they
affect the food patterns and gen
eral health of the people in Coast
al West Africa, the Near East
and the Far East.
Marbut Article Published
Dr. Frederick B. Marbut, pro
fessor of journalism, is the author
of an article, "Chile Has Law to
Enforce Code of Ethics," pub
lished in the April issue of The
Quill.
SPENCER McGRAW
. . . junior class president
DEAN WHARTON
. . . freshman class president
Lion's Paw Control--
(Continued from page one)
a compulsory residence hall meet
ing in the North Halls area, where
he is a counselor, to "promote the
University party in the past
week's election."
Julius refuted both of these
charges as untrue, and said that
the residence hall meeting had not
been compulsory
LOBSTER HOUSE
Swordfish Steak
baked in butter
TAXI RETURN GRATIS
LaGALLERIA
•
DANCING
TONIGHT
To the live lan of
Kenny Kuhn
8 to 11130
•
No alcoholic beverages
Everyone welcome!
We Still have
46,398 filet mignons
for $1.09
with French Fries,
Tossed Salad
and Garlic Bread
•
WE ARE OPEN
Wed. and Thur 8 - 11:30
Fri. and Sat. 8:30. 12:30
•
LaGALLERIA
THURSDAY. APRIL 7. 1960
.VN,Mt*Att'l
ti
7. F l
',
Adis Storm in spite of
her physical imperfec-
tions, speech impedi
ment and the handicap
of being a Kappa is
the winner of our
Easter Week
in Puerto Rico
Eight month old Nina,
our able assistant In
these matters pulled
out Adie's name from
a jar containing 58
names. These people
were eligible because
of their face or name
appearing in this col-
umn, or had their
pictures in our display
Adie, it might interest
you to know that three
of the last five girls
we've sent away for
Easter vacations. have
met their future hus
bands amongst the
natives. The other two
are still there. Your
airline tickets and
accommodations
await you
at the studio
bill and bunny coleman
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