TUESDAY;APRIL 24.-1962
tODAY ON CAMPUS
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Aprilidans for Fresh' 6mi Cus
toms Board are available for sec
ond and third term freshman at
the netzel Union desk. The appli
cations Inuit be returned to the
desk .y 5 p.m.
Lectures
The first a stities.pf five talks
on "Tee Ch chespf Christendom"
will be held at 7 pin:. id the small
lounge of the Helen Eakin Eisen
hower Chat•el.
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The Stu d ent Society, of Land
scape. Arc hi tects will meet at 7:30
pan. in-1.11 Boucke . Boilfan Gruf
isr-dd, from Sussex, England, re
cipient of; the Dumbarton Oaks
Fellowship Lin Landscape Archi
. tecture, will discuss "Landscape
Election issues—
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vice president, secretary-treasurer'
or a chairman independent of the
USG executive branch.
• THE BUREAU could be used to
find • out how the students felt
about -details of the I proposed
grading system, Baker said. He
stressed, however, that the infor-
Mation gathered would be com
piled land 'used only as a guide
and the USG'Congress would have
, the final say. ' • •
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To, make; up for incoming fresh
men's lack of enthusiasm- for the
University; Whan -said their
i tto
plank to Make a ovieabout out
standing alumnilwould, show new
students the uality of their If 1
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•He said ii - i •hot satisfied with;
the job being done-'by, the fresh-I
'man customs board in this regard.
' The hinging of alumni' pictures
In various' campus buildings with
synopses of their accomplishments'
iiv also included in the plank..
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Art Instruttor Receives
Design Exhibition Award
Mrs. Marilyn Pappas, instruc
tor' in art education, received a
third prize and cash award in the
fifth annual design exhibition in
Miami.
The exhibition was 'a> national
competition, open to all design
ers, artists andlTaftsmen engaged
in the design and production of
interior elements and art objects.
Senior --Ball
HUB BaHrodm
4 .2". tr per couple
Dancin6 9-11'
Tickets will be airaillalike
, et. the HUB Desk'
the day_ of .the 110.
Development of English New
Towns.
Tickets for . the Artists' Series
presentation - of .Isaac Stern 8:30
Friday night at Schwab will go on
sale at 1:30 p.m. at the ,HUB desk.
Non-student tickets will go on
sale at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow;
"Carnival in Flanders" a French
film. will !be shown at 3. 7 and
9 p.m. in the HUB as.sembly room.
Tickets cost 50 cents.
Other Meetings
Airiesthunt Student Council. 7 p.m- 217
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Arnold'Alr !.Society. squadron meeting.
class A uniform. 7 p.m.. 114 Wigner
Blo4dmobile.l t p.m., RUB card-
Horan Economic,- Student Cowell: 7:16
p.m.. 213 HUH—
HRH Testing. 1:1i-4:15 p.m.. 217 HUB
ICCB. 7 p.m.. 212 HUB
Mortar Board Honors
EMMEMM
TeqUl
Peace Corp.i 9:30 p.m., HUB assembly
room
Schuhplattlerinc men and women. T p.m.,
MMIII!EM!ffig
M3!MMEMB
214 HUB
Sorority pledge president•, (:30 p.m.. 203
- HUB' '
Spring Week Carnival Committee, 11 p.m.,
214 NUS
Student Handbook But!nom Staff, 7 p.m.,
213. HUH
Tlld dancing lessons. •:3A HUB
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Summer Employment
Large corpofation seeking college students for
affiliation during the summer on a full time basis.
Qualifications and further information will. be provided
in a large mass interview within the first week of May.
~ T holie interested. ho7ever, in beginning their training
program immediately on a part-time basis are to call
Mr. Yonng•betwelm 1 9:45 a.m. and 1:45 p.m. at AD 84051.
SALARY OFFERED FOR THIS
PART-TIME TRAINING WILL BE
$47.50 PER WEEK
Senii-Formai
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK., PENNSYLVANIA
Artists' Series
French Filth
Assembly Comm.-
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featuring
Larry Elgart
and his orchestra
first choice
of 'dancing America
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35 Vie for 'Miss Penn State
Thirty-five contestants for the
Miss Penn State title will be inter
viewed at 7 p.m. tomorrow at the
Alumni Office in Old Main.
The five finalists, who will be'
selected from this group, will at
tend a banquet •next Tuesday at
the Nittany, Lion Inn where they
will meet with the contest judges,
Carol Connelly, _chairman of _the
contest, said yesterday. - •
The finalists will'also be inter
veiwed by Laurence H. Lattrnall.
emcee at Tuesday's Award Night,
at the Skating Rink. The queen
will then be= crowned by Gloria
Barton. .Miss Penn State of 1961.
The contestants and their spon
sors are as follows:
Joanne Kupiec, Gamma Phi
Beta and • Tau Kappa Epsilon;
Paula White, Zeta Beta Tau;
Barbara Feit, Sigma Delta Tau
and Phi Epsilon Pi; .. Catherine
Hersey, Delta Delta 'Delta and
Sigma Alpha Epsilon. - •
Saralee Orton, Zeta Tau Alpha
and Sigma Phi Epsilon; Barbara
Isaacson, Phi Sigma Sigma and
Sigma Chi; Barbara Stovall. Mc-
Kee and Pi . Lamda Phi; Barbara
Brown, Delta Zeta and Acacia;
Marcia Chernosky. Delta , Phi
Epsilon S and Theta XL
Elena Koch, Alpha Sigma Alpha
and Theta Delta Chi; Diana Leedy,
Phi Mu and' Kappa Delta Rho;
Linda Miller, Alpha Xi Delta and
Sigma Pi; Linda Krumboldt, Kap
pa Alpha Theta and Phi Gamma
Delta; Brenda Neale. Alpha "Omi
cron Pi and Delta Chi.
Mary Kyle. Simmons and Zeta
Psi; Katherine V. Johnson, Pi.
Kappa Alpha; Loretta Ziegler.'
Simmons and Kappa Sigma; Gail
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McDowell. - Alpha Chi Omega and Alpha Mu; Joanne Robb, Kappa
Delta Tau Delta; Yetta Ginsburg, Kappa Gamma and Alpha Sigma
Alpha Epsilon Phi and Pi Kappa Phi.
Sandra Griffith. McElwain andi
West Halls; Susanna Whisler, Beta
Sigma Rho; Linda Moritz, Chi
Phi; Vivian Tracy, Westmoreland
House, Alpha Kappa L ambda t and
Alpha Rho Chi: Lois Deonaude,
Sigma Sigma Sigma and Phi Sig
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ma Kappa,
Billie Dee Mellroy, Delta Gain
ma and Phi Kappa Psi; Linda
Leuthold, Atherton and Town In
dependent Men: Mary Scherzinuer,
North Halls; Allison Woodall, Chi
Omega and Beta Theta Pi.
Peggy Oliver, Delaware House
and Phi Sigma Delta; Lou Ellen
Strong Alpha Gamma Delta and
Alpha Gamma Rho: Marilyn Brod
sky, lota Alpha Pi and Sigma
Miro Pictures Displayed i
An exhibitioh of 12 original
prints by Joan Miro, a leader' in
the.Vurrealist movement, were on
diblplay yesterday in 105 Tem
porary.
The exhibit includes six color
lithographs, four etchings and two
combined etchings and aquatints.
';'he! prints are part of the
permsnent collection of the Mu
seum of Modern Art, New York
City. They were made available; Tapping cards for all men's hat
to the-University through the mu-'societies are now available in .the
seum's department of prints ancilDean 'of Men's office. 109 Old
drawings. Main. ;Cards must by filled• out
The: exhibit is open - from 9:30 and returned by Friday
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Will the Social Chairman or President, or both, of each
Fraternity scheduled to be photographed, in color on the
May sth weekend, please rush down to the studio between
now and this Thursday between 4 and 5:30- P.M. MOST
IMPORTANT I I This includes PiK.A., S.l4u, A.Z.,
PhiS.K., A.E.Pi, A.S.Phi, K,Sig, 'AKA, TKE, and PhiK.T
Because of the term system we have an almost filled
schedule of sittings between now and June. If your, need for
portraits is not acute, why not hold off until the Fall . . .
otherwise, we suggest that you arrange for an appointment
as soon as possible. Though we frown oni cap and g9wn
portraits, priority will be given to those who graduate
this June.
A real live, breathing, pulsating, beautiful, genuine
"Daisy Mae" exists in the form of Kappas 14:*.g legged, long
haired Sue Forbes.
Carole_ Wagner, N il Beta Phi
and Phi Delta Theta; Paula Peter.
son, Alpha Delta Pi and Alpha
Epsilon Pi; and Beverly Williams.
Alpha Phi and Delis. Upsilon.
The Miss Penn State Contest
has been a part of Sprint Week
since its beginning in 1949. The
title was originally Miss Penn
State Spring Week Queen but was
soon shortened to its present form.
The winner of the contest. in
1953 was chosen from five photo•
Iraphs by actor. John Wayne. The
lueen wls crowned that year by
Mamie Eisenhower. The following
year actress Mary Pickford and
I .:velyn Ay. the Miss 'America of
1 954. both placed the crown on
:he queen's head. '
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a Temporary Building
3.M. to 5 p.m. Monday through
Friday.
Micro's prints are considered to
be a major accomplishment- in the
field of art. His most recent work,
a large ceramic mural for the
UNESCO Building in Paris. was
completed in 1959.
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Tapping Cards
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Mtss Sue Starbird of AXO
col•man
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