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Scholastic
Disciplinary
Cases Drop
Although enrollment has in
creased during the past year,
the number of scholastic dis
ciplinary actions taken by the
University in that time has
declined, according to a report
issued by the registrar’s office.
There were 15,353 undergradu
ates enrolled last semester; 4,567
or 29.75 per cent were dropped,
placed (in probation, or given
warnings for scholastic deficien
cy. A year ago 33.66 per cent of
the 14,216 students faced similar
action.
A total of 133 students or .87
per cent have been dropped
from the University, the regis
trar's office reported.
The College of Business Admin
istration dropped the highest
number of students 32. Engin
eering and Architecture dropped
31, and Liberal Arts dismissed 30.
Percentage-wise, Business Ad-;
ministration dropped 1.8 per cent,!
Liberal Arts 1.27 per cent and'
Chemistry and Physics .79 per;
cent of their respective enroll-1
ments.
Of the 1,086 students enrolled in
the Division of Counseling, 58.37
per cent were dropped, given
warnings or put on academic pro
bation.
Scholastic disciplinary action
was taken against 43.34 per cent
of the freshmen men and 30 per
cent of the freshmen women.
Almost 36 per cent of the sopho
mores faced disciplinary action
for poor scholarship as did 25.79
per cent of the juniors and 14.67
per cent of the seniors.
Only 19 students, 14 of them
first semester freshmen, had per
fect 4.0 All-University averages
at tlie end of the fall semester.
Two fifth semester students, two
third semester students, and one
second semester freshman had 4.0
All-University averages.
A total of 74 per cent of the stu
dents enrolled had All-University
averages above 2.0 and 84 per
cent had averages above 1.8.
COLLEGE MEN
SUMMER JOBS
FULL TIME WORK THIS SUMMER
EARN $4OOO BETWEEN MAY AND SEPTEMBER
30 30 30 30
$lOOO Gash Scholarships and Grants to Colleges
• Earn in excess of slw>3 per/week
• Travel lo resorl areas with plenty of time for boating,
swimming, and golf
• Win an all expense paid holiday to London for a week
• Some qualified students may work overseas for the
summer
BASIC REQUIREMENTS:
1. over 18 years of age
2. at least 6 months of college
3. neat appearance
Those students who qualify may continue their association
with us next semester on a part time basis.
Call nearest office for appointment.
Buffalo TL 3-0495 Utica RE 3-1468
Elmira RE 4-8634 Pittsburgh AT 1-8385
Rochester LO 2*6220 p • n a nan
Syracuse HA 2-0718 Slale Colle 9 e AD
Albany HE 4-4981 Johnstown 5-4856
Schenectady FR 2-2610 Altoona WI 2-3232
NEW YORK OX 5-8731
Brooklyn. NIY. MA 5-7640 Hempstead, L.I. IV 6-4167
Jamaica, L.I. AX 1-7396
NEWARK, N.J., MA 2-5283 or MA 2-5282
Trenion OW 5-1973 Island SA 7-3355
PHILADELPHIA KI 6-2258
Reading FR 3-7356 Allentown HE 2-6681
Harrisburg' CE 3-1512 \ Camden. N.J. WO 3-2718
14 Men Initiated
By Lion's Paw
Lion’s Paw, senior men’s hon
orary society, recently initialed 14
men for 1962.
Those initiated are Duane Alex
ander, SGA Assemblyman and
member of the Senate Sub-com
mittee on Student Affairs; John
Black, editor of The Daily Col
legian; Thomas Deßocco, chair
man of the IFC Board of Control;
Robert Dufner, chairman of the
SGA Elections Commission.
Also initiated are Robert Fry,
president of TIM; Earl Gershenow,
co-chairman of Orientation Week;
Herbert Goldstein, IFC Rush
Committee Chairman; Robert
Harrison, SGA Assemblyman and
president of the Chemistry and
Physics Student Council; Ervin
Hill, ■, president of the Inter-Col
lege Council Board and president
of the Engineering and Architec
ture Student Council.
Others Initiated are Jay Huff
man, vice president of SGA; Her
bert Nurick, member of off-cam
pus tribunal and men’s orienta
tion counseling coordinator; Rich
ard Pigossi, president of IFC;
James Smith, captain of the foot
ball team; and John Witmer, SGA
Assemblyman and co-chairman of
Orientation Week.
Sunday, May 14
ju MOTHER’S
DAY
Also a
complete gift
selection for
Mother's Day at
McLANAHAN'S
134 S. Allen Si.
414 E College Ave.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Skull and Bones
Taps 24 Juniors
Skull and Bones, senior men’s
hat society Initiated 24 men last
night. The following were Initi
ated; Robert Gandel, Carl Sipe,
Wayne Ulsh, Robert-Dufner, Rich
ard Pigossi, Roland King, Richard
Reiter, Richard Leighton, Duane
Alexander, Earl Gershenow, Rich
ard Moyer, Spencer McGraw,
Charles Jacques, Robert Harri
son, John Witmer, William Stout,
Ervin Hill, David Reynolds, Thom
as De Rocco, Marc Katzen, Philip.
Steinhauer, Herbert Nurick, Corky
Goldstein and Gene Chaiken.
The new members will be In
itiated this week.
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CHARGE—I 2 words or less
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$.75 two Insertions
$l.OO three insertions
Additional words—3 for s.os
for each day of Insertion
ADS MUST BE IN BY 11:00 A.M.
THE PRECEDING DAY
33‘x8* TRAILER —two bedrooms (one con
verted to study), J /fc-mile from campus.
Excellent condition. Price $l2OO. Phone
AD 8-0206 after 6:00.
CAP AND GOWN. Good condition. $16.00.
AD 7-2078.
SZ'xg’ MOBILE HOME, one bedroom; ex
cellent condition. Hitch to auto or stay
here. Come and look. No. 11 Hilltop Trailer
Park, Rt. 546. AD 8-8084. Any reasonable
offer. Florida bound.
TRAILER WITH a view 1 Plus all mod
ern conveniences. Interested? Call AD
8-3118.
1065 IMPERIAL House Trailer, SB’xS’,
aluminum awning 9'x2o\ 2 bedrooms.
Many other extras, excellent condition.
Woodsdale Park. Call AD 8-1336.
MOTHER'S DAY SALE—Apron Bazaar
and Bake Sale at Houta, 4-9 p.m. by
Assoc. Mormon Students.
1957 JAGUAR JCK-140 white coupe, over
drive, Mich. X tires, radio and heater.
AD 8-1186. .
GOLFERS I Registered Walter Hagen 8-
wood. Perfect condition. $9OO takes it.
Call UN 6-4887.
1965 AUSTIN HEALEY, excellent, ton
neau, wire wheels. Can be seen Saturday
and Sunday. $lOOO. Phone AD 8-0973 be
tween 11:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. Saturday
or Sunday.
1966 TWO-BEDROOM trailer. Tile kitchen
awning, patio and many other extras.
Call AD 8-1828 after 5 p.m. Call AD 8-1118.
*67 VOLKSWAGEN in excellent condition,
black, sun-roof, red leatherette, three
wave radio, Bki-rack, inside luggage-rack,
whitewall tires, plus two winter treads.
Bargain at $1260, Call AD 7-3240.
GREAT DANE puppies, pride, power, pro
tection. Excellent disposition. Donjdania
Kennels. AD 7-3989.
DECCA FULL STEREO Portable Auto
matic Phonograph. Good condition. Call
UN 6-6753 ask for Spnck. $66 or best offer.
DRUMMERS—SWING with new vigor 1
Full set NFL drums in excellent con
dition. Must sacrifice. Ken AD 8-2007.
1967 STREAMLITE Mobile Home, 36\\8\
2 bedrooms. Completely set up, 30-foot
awning. See anytime. AD 8-2210.
1959 TR3 TRIUMPH, good condition—
sl36s. Call Clearfield PO 6-3366 or
PO 5-3868.
APARTMENT FURNITURE Cheap!
Single pieces or sets. Sofa, end tables,
lamps, armchairs. AD 8-1427 after 7 p.m.
RCA PUSH BUTTON Tape Recorder, two
speed. Good condition. Tape included.
Price $BO.OO. Call AD 7-2604 after 6:30 p.m.
1968 FORD Convertible, RAH, standard
shift, 300 h.p., new whitewalls, good
top. Call Jerry AD 7-4249. -
[MOBILE HOME, 45-foot, J 968 model, auto-
I matic washer. Priced for immediate sale.
|Call AD 8-8074.
[FIVE ROOM apartment, one block from
I campus. Partially furnished, 21" TV set
included. Free parking. AD 8-0724*
DELIVERY
5:30 - 12:30
AD 8-8381
COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
FOR RENT
Pi Beta Phi Swimmers
Wirf WRA Swim Meet
Pi Beta Phi last night won
WRA's first intramural swim
ming meet. Gamma Phi Beta,
Atherton Hall and Kappa Alpha
Theta placed second, third and
fourth respectively.
Pi Phi placed lirst in the 50-
yard backstroke, 50-yard crawl,
28-yard breaststroke and 100-yara
medley, relay freestyle.
$ . • bring Mom and Dad along
SPEND SATURDAY
with
The Statesmen
at
A Swinging Skelier Session
The All-American Rathskeller
Saturday, May 13,1961,2:00 - 5:00
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FOR RENT
UNFURNISHED THREE ROOM apart.
ment close to campus. Available in June.
Cali AD $-8867 or AD 8-6727.
TWO LARGE attractive apartment*, each
house five men. Private baths, phone,
cookin#, parking. Reasonable rent. AD
7-2066.
UNFURNISHED 2-BEDROOM Apartment
for rent —$88 a month, includes hot
water. Corner of Bradley and S. Pugh.
Call AD 8-2738.
NICE DOUBLE or single room for sum
mer. Students or working people. AD
7-4022.
FURNISHED EFFICIENCY apartment in
npartrnent building. 619 South Pugh.
$65 per month. Available June 12. Call
AD 7-3019.
FURNISHED APARTMENT, No. 4 at 220%
E. College Ave. Three rooms and bath
for $7O a month. Available in June for
2 or 8 occupants. Stop In or call AD
7-3960.
TWO-ROOM FURNISHED Apartment with
kitchenette and private bath available
for summer. One block from campus, Free
Parking. Male or female. Call AD 8-1916.
PROJECT APARTMENTS, one and two
bedroom, duplexes, available for June 6,
July 1 and September 1. Federated Home
and Mortgage, 710 S. Atherton St. AD
8-8600.
COMFORTABLE ROOMS, one-half block
from campus for rent during summer
term to male students. Single. $6/week:
double, $6/week. 126 S. Pugh St. AD
7-3412.
FOUR-FIVE MAN Apartment, one block
from campus. Available June Ist, 132
South Pugh St. AD 8-2620.
APARTMENT FOR 3 or 4. Excellent loca
tion. Available June-August. Cal) AD
7-2601.
NICELY FURNISHED apartment in new
home, available in June. Three rooms
and bath, private entrance. Call AD 8-6126.
THREE MAN Apartment, completely,
modernly furnished. Metzger Building.
Available June 11. Call AD 7-2861 after
6:00.
COMFORTABLE MODERATE rate week
end accommodations for family and
friends. Colonial Hotel, 123 W. Nittany.
Mrs. Cox AD 7-7792 or AD 7-4860.
LOST
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THREE THIN Silver Bracelets, pair of
brown leather gloves; perhaps near
Library or Sparks. Coll UN 5-4479.
SMALL SILVER LIGHTER Rt Carnival.
Inscribed with names "Chip" and "Ellen."
Reward. Call UN 6-8625.
LOST: BROWN LEATHER Wallet: ur
gently need cards. Keep money. Leave
at HUB desk- or call Jim UN 6-4986.
LOST: ALPHA FHl’s two 1960 Spring
Week Trophies. Please call Donna, UN
6-8489, If vou know about them.
AFTER TORNADO, 200 Record Albums,
a light post, and one moth eaten brown
rug. Large reward, please UN 6-2176.
GOLFERS —Lost Friday on course leather
pouch containing tees and class ring.
Reward. Call Georg* UN 6-6742.
BABY BRACELET with white pearls—in
vicinity of Forestry Building. Sentimental
value. Reward. Call I/mise UN 6-7460.
MASYN
WANTED
TYPING—Fast and Accurate. AD fi-2648.
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nomica from Washington, D.C.
Dana Garber, Junior in applied
arts from MorrisviHe: Joan Ko
chik, senior at Bald Eagle High
School; Judith Winn, senior at
State College High School; Bon
nie Dunlap, senior at Bellefonto
High School; Diane Walmer, sen
ior at State College High School;
and Sandra Grove, senior at State
College High School.
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WANTED
WAITERS, K!Tc'l'iEN' HELP'to"w ork'"t"r*
iner the summer term at the University
Club. If interested call Mrs. Parsons. AD
7-2391.
NICELY FURNISHED Apartment, pr<£
fesslonal couple. June 25th, Aujr- 25th.
Contact G. J. Estadt, 26 Broadleaf Hoad,
Levittown, Pennn.
WANTED: ROOMMATE to share larjj.
trailer; Inexpensive, many luxuries, no
restrictions to put up with. Call IJN 8-1252.
DESPERATE: RIDE wanted to N.Y.C.
Friday, May 12 or early Saturday. Mick!
UN 6-4207.
RIDE WANTED to Valley Forge May 12
afternoon. Call UN 6-2914.
HELP 1 MAN who is planning to sign
fall housing contract, but has not yet.
Please call Dick UN 5-2748.
COED TO accompany another coed and
two graduating seniors on tour through
Europe; coinciding with SGA Flight Call
Dick. UN 6-4054.
FURNISHED APARTMENT has two male
i graduate students, needs one more male
student Within walking distance of cara-
Pub. Phone AD 8-1409 after 6:00 p.m.
TYPING AND multiiithing thesis report*,
etc. Reasonable sum. Call AD 7-7066.
MISCELLANEOUS
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COEDS INTERESTED in going to Europe
this summer. See want ada.
FOR STANDARD and electric typewriter
rentals; complete typewriter repair serv
ice: and all thesis typing supplies. Shop
Nittany* Office Equipment, 231 S. Allen
St AD 8-6125.
SPORT PARACHUTING—Those sincerely
Interested in starting a club, pleas*
contact Francis Utsch, TKE. AD 7-4444.
HUNGRY? WHY NOT stop at Bob’s Drive-
In in Boa Is burg, Just this side of the
Steak House. Fine food 9 from sandwiches
to full-course meals. We specialize in fi?h
and chips. Fish and chips are to England
as Pizza Is to the U.S. Open from 8 a.m.
to 10 p.m.
ALOHA DON'T FORGET "A Night in
The Tropics" dance in HUB ballroom this
Saturday night.
TUTORING GERMAN for course work and
language examinations. Cal) AD 8-0462.
JOIN THE summer letter writing cam
paign of tho Newman Club. Contribute
a day’s time this summer. Call UN 6-4281
or come to 207 Ohnpel to sign up.
A MOTHER'S DAY tea will be held in the
large lounge of the Chapel on Sunday.
May 14 2-5 p.m. Sponsored by the New*
man Club. Plan to attend with your par
ents.
IF YOU WOULD like to supplement your
Income by $lOO to $2OO per month or
more during your spare time from your
home. Call AD 8-0589.
NOTICE: IF YOU would like to be your
own boss and earn $BOO a month or
more phone AD 8-0589. ___
WOMAN DESIRES typing to do In her
home. AD 8-8194. 611 W. Beaver Ave.
TENNIS FANS—racket stringing and re-
pairs the No-Awl-Way by Hassinger.
Large selections of nylon or gut. Prompt
service. Guaranteed satisfaction. University
Tennis Service, 614 E* Beaver Ave. Phone
AD 7-2316.
PIFER’St Your one-stop music center on
Benner Pike. Guitars, banjos, complete
music line accessories. Open daily from
8-8 except Wednesday. Pifer Musis Center*
Phone EL 6-3441.