SATURDAY. JUNE 2. 1962
Adjustment, PreparationNSA Sparks USG's lst Year
Keynote Old Mahes Year
By Ma. AXILBUND
When the current academic year
ends next Friday, a period of'
preparation and; adjustment for,
the University administration will
end with it—a period which is,'
In part; repeated each year.
•
A. yearly task, and one which
often proves to be a battle, is the
preparation of the University's;
budget, After departmental re
quests and 'other expenies have
been estimated in the fall, Presi
dent Erie A. Walker makes a bud
get request to the governor.
This year, Walker asked for
$24 million. Governor David L.
Lawrence recommended -that the
legislature appropriate $2O mil
lion and threatened to veto a
larger amount. The legislatu're
eventually approved the $2O mil
lion btidget.
LATER TODAY, the final chap
ter to the budget story will be'
written when the Board of Trus
tees adopts a budget of
_close to
$65 million.
A moratorium on the size of the:
student body and the start of new s
projects and curricula was im-,
posed by the trustees last summer,i
Freshman admissions in Septem-,
her, will be held to about- 5,500
students, which the dean •of ad
missions estimated as the num
ber, needed to maintain but not
increase University enrollment.
Three new groups were added Hampton's orchestra were \ the
to the University's Greek mem- featured performers fire the con
bership this year cert, which made a profit of $1,500
Epsilon Phi colony received its Over 1,000 coeds partichmted in
charter Wednesday from the Sen- sorority rush from Jan. 5 to 13. A
ate Committee on Student Affairs total of 579 coeds were ribboned
IThe colony plans to - affiliate with at the close of formal rush. More
I• !Tau Epsilon . Phi national !rater ,coeds received bids during open
Alumni, Deiegateg Will Choose priletrYi after
f ictsne r e y q e tired p e r o
g b
r a o t
o i o p n 1 7 idding, which lasted until April
' composed of 24 members, will be The 12th annual IFC workshops
Bc?ard of Trustees Members able to participate in all Interfra
ternity Council activities next were held April 17 From a dis
cussion arising at the caterers -
Election
Election of seven members of E. Diem, Dorothy Lentz Erb, Wal- year. ;workshop, a caterers' association
the University's Board of Trustees ter D. Fixter, Milton Fri - Oche, THE NUMBER of active na- was formed. The association pLins
by alumni and delegates from Ralph D. Hetzel, Jr. and J. Lester tional sororities on campus in- to, publish lists of waiters, cooks
county agricultural and industrial Mauthe, creased to 28 this year with the and caterers in the State College,
societies will take place Wednes- The alumni members of the affiliation of Alpha colony with area and,has decided to form ,co
day and Friday, Wilmer E. board whose terms expire this Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority and operative groups to buy food in
Kenworthy, executive assistant to month are Fritsche, Hetzel and Beta colony with lota Alpha Pi large quantities.
the President, said recently. Nauthe,
1 -7 , ,sorority.
I However, thePanhellenicou -
C n I A PROGRAM of 45 colored
THREE ALUMNI are to be. Two of the members of theslides about fraternity life has
named trustees Friday, two, board appointed by Gov. David L ell lost one member this year when been instituted this year by IFC
days alter representatives of about Lawrence are also ending their the local chapter of Beta Sigma The program is presented at high
600 county societies meet to choose terms, Franklin W. Ruth, Jr. and Omicron withdrew its charter school as.,ernhlies, mainly during
four trustees, Kenworthy said. All Charles T. Douds will continue to•rrom the national sorority. Mem- the mid-term break and raca•ionk
trustees will be elected for three- serve, however, until either Law- bers of Beta Sigma Omicron are Five additional programs hive
year terms. • 'retire or his successor appoints living as Qamrna c9lony. Until the been schedided for the first two
The society trustee election will replacements, Kenworthy said. withdrawal proceedings are coin- weeks in June
follow a luncheon in the Hetzel MEMBERS OF the Board of Greek Week, sponsored by IFC lpleted at the end of the term '
where Union BuildingwherePresident Trustees serve without pay but and Panhel , was .held from Oct .Mead Corporation Gives
Eric A. Walker will speak to the receive - a
small diemfor ex
Per 21 to 28, with activities• including,s3oo Gift to Chanting
delegates.
The selection Of alumni trus- while attendingboard
penses a bridge tournament, exchange
tees Friday will conclude an aloe- meetings ' he said. dinners, outstanding pledge ban- The Mead Corporation Founda
tive process which began in, ,
quet and a Greek sing. The final tion. of Dayton, Ohio, has gi%en
Department the of Chemical En-
March Kenworthy said. In March, 2 M.E. Profs to Attend activity for Greek Week was the
gineering a $3OO grant-in-aid
altimni who are either members work project at Stone Valley on
of the Alumni Association or con-,NSF Summer Institute I May 19, 1 The money will be-used for the
ase of uipment and or
tributors to the Alumni Fund re-, Two faculty members of the' PANHEL and IFC worked to - h
pu
t e rch suppoit of students in the
ceived nominating ballots. !Department of Mechanical Engi- gether again in sponsoring their department, Dr. M. R Fencke
I PERSON WHO were named on nearing have been selected to at- annual - Jazz Festival on April 7.professor and head of the d
epartso
of the returned ballots and, tend a National Science Founda - ,The Ramsey LewisTrioand
Lionel - merit said
otherwise met all requirernentsltion Summer Institute of Kme- ____ __._____
for board membership had their mattes of Mechanisms at Illinois,'
names! placed on the official , bal- institute of Technology, June 251
lot. Over 20,000 ballots were then to Aug 17.
mailed to alumni. I They are John R. Zimmerman.
The deadline for the return of assistant professor of mechanical
ballots is noon Friday, :engineering, and Roger W. Schil-
Alumni are choosing among ler, instructor in mechanical en-
William B. Bartholomew, Albert gmeering.
Also last summer, Walker an
nounced a self-evaluation pro-1
gram tO enable the University to,
determine its strengths and weak-1
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When the Undergraduate Stu- l vestigate this summer the extentftering the University TM radio
dent Government voted on May IQ
USG can participate ' in NSA ac-'siinal to student AM radios. West
tivities. Miss Woodall is one of theilfalls now has this service..
'to become an experimental naem-1
1
nesses. About a third of the Uni-,ber of the National Student Ax _ delegates to the organization's na-/
Other investigations which
ions are
versity's departments have par-; soc i a ti on . It not only climaxed a tional meeting. 'currently in progress are on !rat
ticipated in the program so far. ;much-discussed election issue; but: This year's Congress also passedlic problems, a new auditorium,
THE ICNOWLEDGE gained in' a lso took a maior step in theirtirst several other bills of major sig- la student book - ordering service,
the surveys is enabling the Uni--;year , nificance, each undergoing cau-'an elettions code and the Univer
versity= to work on its weakest ` The entire.fall term was spent tidus scrutiny before approval. sity's grading system. .
links first, rather than take shots writing a new constitution to re-;
in the dark, Walker said.
. !place ,the constitution of the ex- -A Transportation Agency to pro- TN ADDITION, the USG In-
Walker said last Monday that , pired Student Government Auto vide charter bus service for stu-stallcd another student telephone
the program will also assist inciation. The • new structure pro.. .dents going - to major cities for.at the lletzel Union desk and
preparing for the 1965 visitation.vided.for , residence area represen- vacations was . formed upon the established its own newspaper, the
of the Middle States Association.,
I tation on . a USG Congress, as op - suggestion of Dennis Foianini, USG Record.
the Univer si t y's accrediting posed , to _the former class repre- then USG president.
agency.
i 'sentation system of the SGA As- TO DATE. the agency plans to I""''''''''.-----
Wilmer E. Kenworthy, execu- sembl * run one trial bus to Philadelphia
tive assistant to the President, --- for the summer vacation. Next
explained later that the Univers- THE ISSUE of joining NSA
ity must submit information on year it is anticipated that several
after five years of absence from . .ll be included in the
its programs ti, the association , the organization was hotly debated more cite*.wi -,,i.,
before a team comes to evaluate during the election. When the vacating serv ice,
for away foot service, and that buses
the University. The information bill was presented to Congress, a will be
gained through the self-evalua. NSA representative suggested thatl ball games. , -
lion will be helpful in tting this . USG join •as an • experimental Another major agency formed
materiel ready, he said. member for one year. The seven
'was 'was the Student Opinion Bureau.
tUS,G delegates who will attend designed to take opinion surveys
EARLY REGISTRATION was the national meeting of NSA this on student government 'SAWS.
instituted with • the winter term. summer will be instrumental in Many 'committees were formed
necessitatLig a staff devoted to the final decision of whether to this year as investigation devices
matching students' preferences to'join the group.. on important issues. Among them
course offerings. It also stimulated Allison Woodall, NSA student was an AM-FM committee, which
advanced planning on the stu
dent's part.
A result of the term system was
the addition of another grading
period. But faculty cooperation
enabled the process to run smooth
ly as ever; Robert G. Bernreuter;
dean of admissions and registrar.
said recently. ' 1
Early fees payment was insti
tuted, along with a general de-.
posit. Richard H. Baker, bursar.
said the changes brought new
periods of peak activity, but - no
insurmountable difficulties.
EXHIBIT
Student Center
Zr 4 P.M.
THE, DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA
Campus Greek Membership Adds
2 Sororities, I Fraternity Colony
Arrive derci!
Special
Nln.
... Before you leave, come see and
save on Villager Dresses , and
Shirts,Raincoats,Skirts,Bermudas,
/ 1 6 , ekt&
sole only in thii store
campus shopping center
Summer
Petfi Pants
Ono, two, throe,
yippoed
What do you know? Only. six
teen more days to go. 140, no
don't get all excited. My calcu
lations are correct. I'm counting
the number of days until Fa
thers day, and not the num
ber of days until liberation day
(only 8,640 minutes until ...ter°
hour) I'm trying to figure out
how I can scrape up enough
money to buy my father a
present before I go home. This
year I'm determined to get him
something a little different
from the ordinary wallet, tie
tie•clip type of gift. My father
only has enough money to fill
one wallet, (thanks to me) and
he already has at least thirty
ties and twice as "many tat
clips. Unimaginative as I am,
naturally can't think of some
thing different just like that,
so-o•o I did a little spying._
Looking for something?
No, I already found' it. I did
my spying at Ethel. Moservik's
and found not one. hut several
gift -suggestions that are not
only different, hut useful too.
What father Wouldn't enjoy
a- visor valet that slips easily
and conveniently on the visor
of h►s car. It's such a handy
place to keep cigarettes, Sun
glasses. roadmaps, and parking
meter change, all those annoy
ing articles that usually slide
back and forth ad the seat and
end up on the floor. The valet
also comes equipped with a pen
and note pad. It's quite un►qur
but practical gilt,.
Sale
A spare or a pair??
If your father likes to bowl
why not give him a pair of
tenpins? Ethel has a realistic
looking puix of tenpins, one
filled with after shave lr , tien
and one with, cologne by Alfred
Dunhill, Very clever new idea;
~m ells good too If your father
prefers. the indoor sports (gam
bling maybe?) get his cologne
and after shave lotion tn. Ottia
hill dice containers 'that look
realistic enough to throw. Ethel
has many other original gift
suggestions for Father's day.
Stop in and see for yourself.
PAGE THREE.
Through the
hooking Glass
wish Gabbl
Gotta run,
Gabbi
112 E. College Aim