SATURDAY. „JUNE 2. 1962
THIS WEEK ON CAMPUS
Traffic Regulations
The Office of the Dean of Men
announced that regular weekend
student traffic rigulations.will be
in effect Thursday afternoon, June
7 and all day Friday. June 8 . for
the purpose of packing cars only.
Timetables
Winter timetables will be 'on
sale Wednesday at the Hetzel
Union desk for $.35;
. Gamma Sigma Sigma
Gamma Sigma Sigma has ac
cepted the editorship of Gamma
Gossip for 1962-63. All sisters in
terested in being considered for
editor or associate editor of the
national paper; should contact the
president at UN 5-6423 before 'Sat
urday evening.
Senate
, The University Senate will meet
;at 3:55 p.m. Tuesday in 121 Sparks.
Mining Seminar
Lawr,ence Chao will speik to
the Graduate Mining Seininar on
"Indexing Studies in Percussion
Drilling" at 4 o.m. Wednesday in
304 Mineral Industries.-
; I Glee Club
The Penn State Glee Club t will
present a special program at 3 p.m.
eakers Set
For Services
During Summer
Protestant services of worship,
will k.ie held. each Sunday during
the summer term at 9 a.m. in the
Helen Eakin Eisenhower Chapel,
The speakers • for the services]
will be The Rev. Dr. Luther H.
HarAhbarger, University chaplain,
June ] 17; Roy C. Buck, professor
of rural sociology, June 24; Rob
ert T. Oliver, head of the Depart
ment of Speech, July .1; and E.
I.lan ] Freund, professor of phil
oiophy, 'July 8.
Other speakers will be The Rev.
Hans Lille, bishop of Hanover,
West Germany, July 15; The Rey.
Trever Watt from Sydney, 4,us
tralii, July 22; and The Hon; R.
Paul' Campbell, judge -'of Centre
County Court, July 29.
• ALSO SPEAKING will be
Thomas Iwand, assistant profes-
Sor •of economics, Aug. 5; Harold
K. &tilling, dban of the Graduate
SchoOl, Aug. 12; William G. Math
er, head of the • Department' of
Sociology and Anthropology, Aug.
- 19; and Arthur H. Reede, proles
icor of economics, Aug. 28.
ROMan Catholic masses 'will be
!held at 7 and' 11:15 a - .M. daily in
the Chapel. Confessions will be
heard at ,10:30 a.m. daily in the
small Chapel.
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tomorrow in' Schwab for a tele
vision program. '
While the program has been ar
ranged specially for the telecast,
it will be open to the general
public. Doors will close, however,
at 2:45 p.m.
Other Meetings
Today
Student films, 7 p.m., HUB as
seinbly room
Freshman Class Advisory board,
7:30, 203 HUB
University Grads from 10 Classes
Will Meet at Reunions June 1446
University alumni of 10 differ—
ent classes will reminisce with
classmates about college days
gone by at the 1962 class reunions
June 14-16.
Among the general reunion ac
tivities planned are the Alumni
Institute% sessions, with talks
given by professors on timely
topics; the All-Class. Luncheon,
with box lunches and an enter
tainment program; campus .bus
tours and the Alumni Parade.
Special class events will include
class get-reacquainted parties and
banquets.
ALUMNI and guests, with the
exception of the. 'Pioneers," will
be housed in SimmcFns,,and McEl
wain residence halls. The "pio
neers,'" alumni who were gradu
ated from the
,University 50. or
more years ago, will stay in the
Nittany Llon Inn.
Between 1,500 and 2,000 alumni
and guests ate expected to attend
the reunion.
A highlight of the program will
be the presentation of the 1962
Distinguished' Alumnus Awards
and the Penn State Woman of the
Year Award by President Eric A.
Walker. Walker. will also speak
on "The State of the, University."
Registr. tiori for all classes will
begin at 1.:30 p.m. June 14 in the
Hetzel Union Building and con
tinue through June 15 and 16.
A COLOR slide presentation,
depicting the University through
the years will open the reunion
activities at 8 p.m., April 14:in
Cloudy, Cooler We
A brief, but noisy thunder
shower annouhced the arrival of
cooler and drier air yesterda
afternoon. The warm and humid
tropical air was pushed south of.
the Commonwealth by the cool,
air. •
Temperatures this weekend are
forecast to. average considerably
lower than those of recent days.
Night readings should be quite
chilly, andfrost is possible in some
at the
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Student films, 7 p.m., HUB as
sembly room
Swedenborgian, 10:30 a.m., 212
HUB
gonday
Bridge Club, 6:30 p.m.. HUB card- 1
room
Counseling, 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.,!
HUB assembly room.; 1:30 to
, 2:30 p.m., 214-215 HUB -
Faculty Luncheon club, 12:30 p.m.,
- HUB dining room,
USAF Recruiting representative,
9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., ground flog
HUB
the HUB assembly room: An .in
formal reception on the HUB
terrace will follow. ' -
The classes of 1907, t 912, 1917,
1922, 1927, 1932, 1937, 1942. 1947,
1952 and the Pioneers ,will par
ticipate in the reunion.:
70 Engineers
To Hold Institute
The third,. summer Institute, on
Effective_ Teaching for Engineer
ing Teachers will be held here
from August 26 to September 8.
;Seventy engineering; teachers
will participate in the : program,
supported by a $64,000 grant from
the Ford Foundation and co-spon
sored -by the American Society
for Engineering Eduepon.
, The teachers will bC trained in
fundamental principles And effec
tive teaching methods. I
A staff of engineering teachers
and- psychologists will be present
at the program. Dr:' Otis E. Lan
caster, George Westinghouse pro
fessor of engineering education,
will direct the program and Dr.
C.• R. Carpenter, .director of the
Division of Academic :Research
and Services, will serve•as assist.
ant. •
Lancaster said that about 35
engineering schools are, now con
ductinesirrular programs during
the year. He.has been visiting the
institutions to obtain ideas fur
their improvement..
tither Predicte d
Mostly cloudy skies, some sun
shine and cooler weatha is indi
cated for today. The high temper
ature will be near 72 degrees.
Clearing skies and cooler weath
er are forecast for tonight_ and a
low of 48 is expected..
Tomorrow. should be sonny and
pleas6nt. The high should be about
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Seniors to Hear Prexy
At Baccalaureate Service
President Eric A. Walker will
speak on "Science: A Faith in a
University" at the baccalaureate
service for graduating seniors at
10:55 a.m. tomorrow in Schwab.
The service is replacing the non
denominational Chapel service
which is usually held at this time.
The public is invited to attend. al
though the service is designed
fprimarily for the seniors.
r i At the service tomorrow, part
!of the center section of Schwab
!will be reserved for members of
'the senior class.
The Chapel Choir. under the
direction of Willa C. Taylor and
James W. Beach. will sing 1"If
thou but suffer God to guide
thee" by Georg. Neumark and
"Psalm 90" by Ralph Vaughan
LEONARD RAVER. Chapel or
ganist, will play "Dialogue, "Fu
gue and •" Recite," all by N. de
Grigny. He will also play "Chor
ale to E Major" by Cesar Franck
and "Litanies" by Jegan Alain,
The Rev. Richard Martin, Epis
copal student chaplain, will speak
on "Ye Shall Receive Power' at
the protestant service of worship
at 9 a.m. tomorrow in the Helen
Eakin Eisenhower Chapel.
The Meditation Chapel Choir,
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The United Campus Christian
Fellowship will hold a picnic at
2:30 p.m. tomorrow .at Whipplea
Dam. Cars will leave at 2:30 p.m.
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Brethren Church.
The Westminster. Fellowship
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The Wesley Foundation will
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