lESDAY. APRIL 11. 1962 ohns *2 t i l ! ?.**. .-AVPff PLANE—Vico Preoi* * rom B * aclc Moshannon and over Sky Top. His reply: ‘‘Texas.’' Lyndon B. Johnson slops The students, Peace Corps members and area residents who had briskly oft his Air Force piano been unable to obtain seats for the speech were still-waiting outside , s^ r ? oon . a * 1h o Schwab when the Vice President and' his party emerged. Johnson. for several snapshots'and then left for the airport. #f§tr lih ii: liljep j ‘S.;X fU S’ -President -A. Walker! extends the ENTHUSIASTIC STUDENT GREETERS— Into the auditorium. Their wishes were more fu. - greeting from 'the University to Johnsop at the airport. Score*-of applauding students and Peace Corps than fulfilled as the Vice President stopped and The, Vice President then shook hands with the small crowd that Volunteers line the back steps of Schwab hoping shook hands with many of them before entering was on hand to see hgn arrive. , > they will be able to see Johnson on his way and again as he left New College Diner D} AnrcwK 'St-fwtert.. fhir-'Mcyiej" BIKE REPAIRS PARTS ■ ACCESSORIES Western Auto Satisfaction Guaranteed i 200 W. Colleg* At*. j AD ,7-7992 ' THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLV- on Visits Penn State Handshakes, Enthusiasm Mark VP's Short Stay After shifts in' the’ time Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson would speak and debates on campus concerning where he would speak,; the Vice President actually arrived at- Black Mosharinon Airport in mid-afternoon yesterday. The public preparations for bringing Johnson to campus to speak for the College of Business Administration's Career Day began at 2:30 p.m. A five-car caravan, including a police escort, left the oval driveway behind Old Main to meet : the Vice President's plane. The passengers—cameramen and a handful of reporters trail ing University President Eric A. Walker—arrived at the airport to join- about 30 local'residents whiting to see Johnson. -* A U.S. Air Force twin-prop plane was!spotted on the horizon at about 3:30 p.m. It circled above fife airport, then began a bumpy taxi past the waiting spectators. As the Convair 133 coasted back before the airport’s main build ing, its vice presidential seal became visible for the first time. A patriotic decorator’s touch had left the propellor and wing tips red, white and blue. ; a University staff member, the suntanned Vice President stepped down the ramp and was greeted by President Walker and Robert Barradough. chairman of the Career Dey k program. Johnson was hurried toward waiting cars.by his aides, but, being the politician he is, would not be rushed away from handshakes w the voting public. Arriving on campus; Johnson was greeted by Peace Corps mem bers and several hundred students who lined Pollock Road and the Old Main driveway behind Schwab. Here again he shook hands and greeted people. ; : j Walker was asked what he and'Johnson discussed on the ride ; k I&P ifi--; f^ill!lllllllllllllllllilllillllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllHlillll!IIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllIll(v ; yilllll! | Student Loans !=j Students who will need to borrow funds to help meet E E '3 their 1952 Summer Term expenses should obtain, coni- E E |j=j plete and return loan application forms by April 13, ' EE Qualifications: sth or Bih Term Girls -s' • Penna. resident := Applications for loans for the 1362-63 Fall-Winter- ;=*= 34) Areraae or better ! S Spring period should Ibe completed and returned before E E . ! p June 1. =E Based on Need and Activities ,= Application forms may be obtained at the Office EE Applications Now; Available In 218 Willard |of student AH 218 Willard. . || | imf Be Returned By April 10 I Story by Kiy Mills, Photos by John Boawgo TIME OUT FOR AUTOGRAPHS—Tha Vico Prosidoat stops before leaving Schwab to sign tho autograph book ol a small girl who prossed hot war to tho stag*. Johnson loft moments later for tho airport and then back to Washington. ; :u- 4 iifiiifiiiiriiiinTiiiiiiuitiiriiiimiriimiiiiiiiiniiiiimimfiiiiiiiiiiiiiimifU SCROLLS HAT SOCIETY SCHOLARSHIPS 2 Scholarships of SITS, each Page five
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