MOE FOUR
Home Economics Board
Students Given Unique Opportunity
By' JACKIE SNYDER
A unique opportunity has been
given students of the College of
Home Economics in the form
of a Student-Faculty Board. The,
board provides an informal
method of communication among
presidents, elected representa-'
tives of the seven student or
ganizations and the dean of the
college, in an effort to improve
student-facidtY relaticins. .
One' evening each month, stu
'dents meet with the officers of
the board and five elected faculty
representatives at the home of
Grate M. Henderson, dean of
the college.
' Often other faculty members
and students attend these meet-
University Wives, Mothers
Form 'Penn State Dames'
Wives and mothers of under
gradifate and graduate students,
unite! The Penn State Dames
is an organization which brings
together wives of University'
students for social activities,
monthly lectures and even a tea
Committee--
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cy and efficiency of educational
programs of the Commonwealth.
Conference Called
• The conference was called to
get the reaction and ideas of nu
merous business, civic, educa
tion,labor, and political leaders
of the state. About 135 attended.
They heard Scranton say that
quality education in Pennsylva
nia "is not be be obtained only
by appropriating more money."
TAU EPSILON PHI
Honors its Pledges at a
WINTER PLEDGE FORMAL
to be held at
Holiday Inn
Friday, March 5 8:30 p.m.
SORRY, CLOSED!
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Each of these beauties is the lowest
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show it. Or the interior. Or the
performance.
That luxurious Biscayne is as roomy
as many expensive cars, has color-keyed
interiors, plush vinyls, fine fabrics, full
deep-twist carpeting.
Chevelle, America's favorite inter
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ings, Officers of the board are
Phyllis Bonn, president; Holly
Barr, vice presdent, and Marcia
Herr, secretary-treasurer.
The purpose of the Student-
Faculty Board, according to its
constitution, is "to represent the
entire student body and faculty
of the College of Home Econo
nics in united planning and
working for an even better col
lege; to discuss proposed
changes in the college; and in
general, to further cooperation
and coordination among all
those who constitute the college."
Organizations represented on
th board are: the Penn State
chapter of the American Home
Economics Association; News
with Mrs. Eric A. Walker. The
club recently sponsored a dance
at the Elks Club and is now
planning a fashion show.
The 200 members also split
into specific interest groups in
such activities as bridge, modern
dance, book reviews and needle
' craft, which meet separately
once or twice each month.
The Dames have been on cam
pus since 1931 and comprise one
of 95 national chapters. The
group was established after
' World War I with the provision
that members be "wives or
mothers" of students. This is the
only requirement for Dames
membership, although there are
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presently no mothers in the club.
1 1 The next meeting will be held
at 8:30 p.m. March 10, in Home
Economics South. The speaker
has not been announced.
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Top to bottom: Chevy I. I 100, Corvair 500, Chevelle 300,
Chevrolet Biscayne. All 2-door models.
Or get a sporty rear-engine hardtop
in a Corvair Sport Coupe or Sport
Sedan for fun in the months ahead.
Chevrolet, Chevelle and Chevy II are
available with the Turbo-Thrift Six for
fuel economy, quick warmups, quiet
idling. It's light, efficient, smooth- and
spirited:
Corvair's air-cooled rear-mounted
Turbo-Air Six delivers the best balance
.and traction for discover the
this size car.
So be practical. difference
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and Views, news magazine of
the college; Greeters; Home'
Economics Student Council; Phi
Upsilon Omicron and Omicron
Nu, home economics honorary
societies; and the Graduate Club,
made up of home economics'
graduate students. '
Each Of these organizations
reports its activities to the board,
and thus news of events of one,
organization can
,travel to others
and activities coordinated. Also,
organization heads may bring
Problems before the board and
other members, who may have.
I encountered similar obstacles,
can offer suggestions to solve
them.
Discussions are usually held
as a part of the meetings to i
raise questions or problems con
cerning matters of interest to the
college and to the University.
For example, at the meeting
held Tuesday, members dis
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, UNIVERSITY PARK, PENNSYLVANIA
cussed the problem of student-,
faculty relations with Dorothy
J. Lipp, dean of women. During ]
these discussions students and]
faculty members have a chance
to exchange ideas` and widen
their understanding of the mat
ters discussed.
During the meeting, a refresh
ment period is held, when stu
dents and faculty can mix and
discuss informally a wide variety
of topics.
The Student-Faculty Board of
fers personnel of the College of
Home Economics the opportunity
to integrate the friendliness and
understanding of a small college
' environment into life at a large
university.
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Of course, from this height you can't see much de
tail, which makes the imposing expanse of the two main
buildings all the more intriguing. Perhaps you can guess
their functions, but it's also what you can't see (and
this is summarized in the adjoining column) that makes
the David Taylor Model Basin a completely unique fun
damental and applied research organization and a
place you should seriously consider for your career
as a professional scientist or engineer. As the Navy's
advanced facility for research into submarine, surface
ship, aircraft and missile design concepts, the Model
Basin .can offer the young graduate' certain specific
opportunities hard to find anywhere else.
David Taylor Model Basin / U.S. Department of the Navy
Washington, D.C. 20007
An Equal Opportunity Employer
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Duquesne University was the little general. contest at
named outstanding area squad- the national conclave April 14 The University's King of Prus- gineering Analysis; Engineering
ron at the Arnold Air Society at Howard University," Wash- sia Graduate Center will offer M e c hanics 524. Mathematical
regional conclave last week- ington, D.C. eight courses during the. spring Methods, in Engineering; Engi
end at the Holiday Inn and The outstanding area Angel term, with classes being held nearing Mechanics- 530. Solid
Westerly Parkway High School. Flight award was presented to from 7 - 9 p.m. on Monday and State Mechanics; Industrial En-
Other winners were Syra- Duquesne, By virtue of this Wednesday or Tuesday and gineering 511, Experimental De
cuse and Duquesne University award, the school is now eli- Thursday. sign in Engineering.
drill teams, first and second gible to compete for the Pur- The center, which opened in Mathematics 409, Probability
place respectively. due Cup at the national con- January 1960 with 80 students, and Statistics; Mathematics 451,
Barry Root •(12th-areospace- slave. now has 189. It is designed t o iEunctions of Several Variables;
East McKeesport) was named • Schools participating in the provide a broad graduate edu-I and Mechanical Enginering 504,
outstanding squadron com- E-1 regional conclave were cation in advanced aspects of Advanced Engineering Thermo
mander and Lt. Col. Richard West Virginia University, Uni- engineering science for students) dynamics.
D. Sullivan, professor of aero- versity of Pittsburgh, Du- holding a bachelor of science ,
de
space studies, Cornell Univer- quesne University, Grove City tree from accredited institutions r,
sity, was outstanding squadron College, Allegheny College, and leads to a masters degree For Good Results
advisor. University of Buffalo, Syra- in engineering.
Susan Dunn, a junior at cuse University, Hobart Uni- Courses to be offered are Elec- Use •
West Virginia University, was varsity, Colgate University, trical Engineering 471, Logical
named little colonel. She is i Cornell University and ' Penn Design of Digital Computers; Colleg ia n Cla ssifi eds
now eligible to compete in ; State. • Electrical Engineering 535, En-I
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1. Reach the $lO,OOO to $12,000 level WITHIN 4 YEARS.
2. Take graduate courses for, advance degree with Navy
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3. Gain diversified RDT & E experience wan the best
equipment and facilities of their kin . d.
4. Work on research projects of recognized national im
portance.
5. Attain recognized professional stature sooner, at
which point a number of futures are available.
Watch for the David Taylor Model Basin interviewer
when he visits your campus, or contact Mr. S. Di Maria
directly for information.
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both fixed and free•running models may be tested under any
, sea•state condition. You may also work with the High-Speed
Phenomena Division at Langley Field, Virginia.
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FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1965
OThe Washington Circumferential Highway allows speedy ac
cess to best suburban communities ih the District of Columbia,
Maryland, and Northern Virginia.
OHYDROMECHANICS LABORATORY facilities Include this High-
Speed Towing Basin almost 3/5 OF A MILE LONG, 50 feet wide,
and 20 feet deep. This Laboratory Is concerned with speed, sta
bility, control and seakeeping Qualities of floating or submerged
naval designs, and with fundamental naval hydrodynamics.
OAPPLIED MATHEMATICS LABORATORY facilities Include the
latest, largest computer systems, and feature the LARC, the
IBM 7090, and a 1401. This is BuShips' primary computing fa
cility, working on engineering, research logistics, and numerical
methods. Work carried on here involves mathematic simulation
of the life cycle of nuclear reactors; automatic Calculation of
ship lines; and applications of computers to management prob•
lams.
0 In this giant new Maneuvering and Seakeeping facility,
OAERODYNAMICS LABORATORY facilities include several
wind tunnels—ranging from subsonic through hypersonic at
Mach 10—which are used to determine and improve static sta
bility, control and heat transfer characteristics of helicopters,
VTOL's, supersonic aircraft, missiles, etc. Air flow studies also
Involve bomb design, bridge structures, aircraft turbulence when
approaching carriers, and other government and private prob
lems;
0 The unique STRUCTURAL MECHANICS LABORATORY facili
ties at Carderock are the new pressure tanks which permit the
study, by means of large structural models, of the hull struc
tures for deep diving submarines and deep sea research vehicles
to reach all ocean depths. Additional Structural Mechanics labo
ratory facilities are scattered throughout the 186 acres, and
Include a tridimensional Static-Load Frame, a Pentagonal Test
Pond, Explosion Pits, and a 600,000-Pound Universal Testing
Machine. With these facilities, laboratory scientists and engi
neers conduct studies aimed at Improving the hull structure
and Increasing the resistance of the Navy's ships to enemy at
tack. This requires development of fundamental, theoretical ap
proaches of load and response, and development of engineering
solutions base Con the increased understanding. A substantial
portion of the ship protection research Is carried out at the
Underwater Explosions Research Division of this Laboratory lo
cated at Portsmouth, Virginia.
OThe ACOUSTICS AND VIBRATION LABORATORY was just
established to Intensify research and development of ships of
improved detection capability, and reduced vibrations and under
water sound output. Fundamental and applied research In hydro
dynamics, structural acoustics, mechanical vibrations, owl signal
processing are supplemented by conduct of acoustic a* vibra
tion trials, and development of acoustic and vibratioi Instrv.
mentation.
The OPERATIONS RESEARCH GROUP cannot be pinpointed
as easily because it ranges over all the RDT&E activities at The
Model Basin hydromechanics, structural mechanics, aerody
namics, and applied mathematics. Special applications today
are in the fields of naval architecture, ship silencing, ship pro
tection, and weapons effects . . . setting realistic performance
g4ls for ships and submarines in view of probable envlron
' mental factors . . . handling special externally•generated pro
jects that tie in with DTMB capabilities ... and making recom
mendationm to the Technical Director as to improving research
-methods and orientation.
To staff these five operating Laboratories, we are seek.
Ing College graduates with BS, MS, or PhD degrees in
Aerospace, Electrical, Electronic, Mechanical or Struc-
tural Engineering; in Applied Mechanics, Mathematics,
Physics', and Naval Architecture.
INTERVIEWS
Representatives from The David
Taylor Model Basin will hold On-
Campus Interviews
Friday, March 12th
Plese contact your College Placement
Officer to arrange an appointment.