FRIDAY. APRIL 7..1961
1000 Student Tickets
Distributed for Ballet
More than 1000 tickets have been distributed to students
for the National Ballet of Canada performance to be held at
8 p.m. Sunday in Recreation Hall.
The program will be presented by the Uniersity Artist
able at the Hetzel Union desk.
Series and tickets are still avai
The company is headed by
prima ballerina, Lois Smith and
premier danseur, David Adams
and a large group of soloists. The
entire company includes more
than 80 persons.
"Coppelia." one of the most
popular of the classic ballets,
will be presented Sunday night.
This ballet, based on Hoffman's
story, "Der Sandman." was con
trived by choreographer Arthur
Saint-Leon and composer Leo
Delibes.
"Coppelia" tells the story of a
beautiful girl who sits reading on
her balcony. She is seen and loved
by Frantz, who is bethrothed to
Swanhilda, a village girl.
Swanhilda soon discovers that
Coppelia is only a life-size doll
and changes clothes with her.
Frantz, coming to woo Coppelia, is
caught by her father and drugged.
Swanhilda reveals her identi
ty to the father and she and
Fronts are reunited and run
away leaving Coppelia's father
brokenhearted as he believed he
could bring the doll to life using
a book of magic.
The leading roles for the ballet!
will be played by Anne Neville,
Grant Strate, Sylvia Mason and
Colin Worth.
Music will be provided by the
National Ballet - Orchestra directed
by George Crum.
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For Handicapped & Physically Well Children
Near Buffalo, N.Y.
Will interview Men on campus for positions
as cabin counselors, on April 17. from 8 a.m. •
to 5 p.m. Information and applications, The
Office of Student Aid, 218 Willard Building.
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Women Accept
Informal Bids
Thirty-eight women have ac
cepted open bids since Panhel
lenic informal rush began March
13 The deadline for issuing open
bids is today, one week before
the close of the rush period.
Women who have recently re
ceived sorority bids are: Patricia
Sensenbach, Linda Williams and
Christine Howarth, Z.% ha Gam
ma Delta; Elizabeth Schiebel,
Beta Sigma Omicron; Karen Kit-
heifer, Chi Omega; Deborah Sals
burg, Delta Phi Epsilon; and Jo
Ann 'Copley, Rita Panameroff,
Delta Zeta.
Virginia Todd, Alpha Kappa
Alpha; Lois Doak, Deborah Eddy,
Linda McKee, Nancy Quigley,
Bette Smith, Sarah Wagner, Jane
Fry and Susan Stortz, Gamma Phi
Beta; Nancy D'Orazio and Nadine
Suhoza, Phi Mu; and Yvonne
Hugney, Joyanna Monti and Carol
Sedo, Sigma Sigma Sigma; Jo
anne Kisiel, Melinda McQuiston
and Mary Ann Tomko, Theta Phi
Alpha.
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Sammy Kaye to Appear
At Senior Ball in May
This year's Senior Ball will be Se I f-nomination application
held - from 9 p.m. to I a.m. May s .'blanks for positions on the Busi-
The dance will probably be heldl
the HUB ballroom, but plans ne s s Administration Student
in
are not yet definite, Rick Bowers,, Council are now available in the
chairman of the Senior Ball com-I 1 front office „of Boucke.
mittee, said. 1 Any freshman, sophomore or
Tickets will be available at s s 'junior with at least a 2.2 All
per couple on May sat the Hetzel University average may apply.
Union desk. Music will be by the
Sammy Kaye band. Students of Applicants are req
uested to sub
all classes may attend.'mit a photograph.
Stop in and try on a tux from our sample selection.
Choose either the traditional black tux or the new
spring CONTINENTAL featuring a while jacket and
a black continental vest.
To insure everyone in your party of a perfect fit, 7 days
notice required for group rentals.
7 7 14 ac Sez
Spring formals are fast ap
proaching. If you haven't made
arrangements for your spring
tux as yet, don't wait another
day. We have complete formal
wear rental, sales and service
facilities for both individuals
and groups.
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8 P.M. SUNDAY - RECREATION BLDG.
TICKETS: Are Now Available at Main Desk, Hetzel Union Bldg.,
to Students Without Charge and at $1.25 Each to Others
NO RESOLVED SEATS: In fairness to all patrons, seats may net be
held by early arrivals for friends who will arrive later,
• Presented by The Artists' Series
The Pennsylvania State University
Applications Available
( For BusAd Nominations
(Doom will open at 1:30 p.m.)
Chapman to Give Talk
Dr. Sydney Chapman, mathe
matician, astronomer and geo
physicist, will speak at the Uni
versity on Monday night
.on the
subject, • "Sun Storms and the
Earth."
The lecture, scheduled for 7:30
p.m. Monday in the Mineral Sci
ences Building auditorium, is
sponsored by the Society of the
Sigma Xi and will be open to
the public.
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YOUR SPRING TUX
YET?
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