4—The Daily Collegian Monday, Sept. 27, 1982
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A sultry State College showing
for Playboy's Miss October
By BONNIE MORTER
Collegian Staff Writer
Friday's rush to Happy Hours was
pleasantly interrupted by Playboy's
October Playmate, an attractive
blonde who drew crowds at several
downtown businesses.
Surrounded by gawking fans, Mari
anne Gravatte graciously signed hun
dreds of autographs. Her stops
included Graham's, McLanahan's,
Kaye's Korner and Uni-Mart.
Gravatte delivered each autograph
with a big, sometimes shy, smile and
rewarded each fan with individual
attention for waiting in line. A model
for only one year and once very
introverted, the 22-year-old some
times still finds her role in the public
eye intimidating.
"When we first started the tour, I
was really scared," she said, "but
now that it's almost over, I'm just
starting to enjoy it."
The three-week promotional tour
included stops at Sacramento, Stock
ton and Mather Air Force Base in
California; Boston, Altoona and State
College. Gravatte said she liked State
College best because most of the
people were her own age.
"I'd always been really shy, but
I'm getting over it," she said. "I
really don't have much choice now."
The sultry model was clad in a
silky, form-fitting, violet jumpsuit
with a modest scoop neckline and a
tiny bunny insignia sewn on the upper
left corner. Strappy, high-heeled san
dals supplemented her natural height
of 5 feet 8 inches.
The USG Department of Legal Affairs
is now accepting applications for
new members:
Applications are available in 213 HUB
Deadline: Friday, Oct 1
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Talk with Dean Edward Potts of
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PLACE: 114 Burrowes Building
TIME: 9:00-11:30 a.m. and 1:30-4:30 p.m.
DATE: September 27, 1982
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Specifics, for those who haven't
bought Ockober's PlaybOy yet, in
clude long-blonde locks, soft blue eyes
and a 21-inch waist. No less astound
ing is her weight of 105 pounds.
Born in Hollywood, Gravatte says
she has been interested in modeling
for a long time. "I worked for three
years in a grocery store as a bagger
in Arcadia (a town 30 miles east of
Hollywood). Then I realized at 21, if I
was ever going to do any modeling,
I'd better do it now."
She applied at the Playboy Model
ing Agency and soon appeared in ads
for jeans, wet suits, beer, pools and
motorcycles. Then the magazine divi
sion offered her a centerfold contract.
"I thbught about it for a month, but
I was on a time limit if I wanted to be
considered for one of this year's is
sues," Gravatte said. "I finally said
`yes' because I thought it would give
my career a real boost.
"I'm glad I decided to do it, but
right before (the Oitober issue) came
out, I thought 'Did I do the right
thing?' "
Certainly her bank statement told
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'kd always been
really shy, but I'm
getting over it. I
really don't have
much choice now.'
her she had done the right thing.
Gravatte received $lO,OOO for model
ing the centerfold portfolio, which
took three weeks to complete.
Although Gravatte had no authority
over which shots were published, she
did limit photographers to "only clas
sy shots."
Gravatte enjoys modeling mostly
because she meets new people. Still,
time to herself is very important. Her,
favorite way to relax is not unlike
many students: "just lying around
watching TV."
Gravatte also loves driving around
in her car, a Cadillac Seville, alone at
night while listening to her stereo.
While she prefers New Wave, she
does not like "the real radical kind."
One of her favorite groups is The
Cars.
For exercise, she enjoys water ski
ing and boating on the Colorado River
as well as snow skiing, bicycling and
racquetball. Most of all, she enjoys
walking, preferably along a Ha
waiian beach.
Gravatte also has a deep love of
animals: . Her pets include five cats
and two birds.
A one-time owner of a dog that lived
to be 17 years old, Gravatte said,
"When it died, I stayed in my room
for three whole days. It was like
losing one of the family. I swore I
wouldn't get another one, but of
course I will."
Gravatte's future plans include a
few more active years of modeling
and then marrying and raising a
family.
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Few volunteer for
escort service
By RITA McLAY
Collegian Staff Writer
Only 24 people have signed up to en, etc.," Crist said.
be student escorts, the security - Moore said, "We need thenri to
chairwoman for the Association of know that any untoward behavior
Residence Hall Students said. would get them into the discipline
Maryrose Crist said that in past system."
years, about 170 people have Escorts only get. two or three
signed.up to help with the Student calls every year if the service gets
Assistance Center's service. enough volunteers, Crist said.
"We can't' start the escort sys- Although escorts are available
tem until we get more volun- any time, it may be difficult to find
teers," she said. "I think it's someone at 3 a.m. in the middle of
really important that we get es- winter, Moore said.
corts this year, especially in light To reserve an escort, a student
of the two attempted assaults." must call the Student Assistance
The next screening will be held Center between 5 p.m. and mid
from 7to 9 tonight in 135 Boucke, night, Monday through Friday, or
Crist said, and students can just between noon and 8 p.m., Satur
walk in if they don't have time to day and Sunday, and make the
sign up. arrangements, Crist said.
Betty Moore, general counselor The service obtains a name,
for the Student Assistance Center,' description and • location of the
said, "If we can get enough people person and calls an escort with the
to come in (today), we can get message, Crist said, then calls
started Tuesday; that's what our back with the name and dgscrip-
goal is." tion of the escort.
If potential escorts cannot make "We don't' entourage people
tonight's screening, they can drop calling every single night," she
in any time and give the reception- said. "We like people to take the
ist their name, Crist said. bus sotnetimes, meet with friends
Potential escorts will be inter- sometimes, etc." ,
viewed for about five minutes by Moore said, "We don't want to
one of the student counselors at foster dependency, but we want to
the center or a member ARHS, the use this as one of the options for
Undergraduate Student Govern- women who want to use this for
ment or the Interfraternity s Coun- their own safety."
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and spices served with whipped potatoes or french
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made with blended herbs & spices served with a fresh
$2.15
Musaka an oven baked combination of ground beef,
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collegian notes
• The Conversant Program, spon- and Interview Skills" will be the topic • Penn State Overcomers will
sored by International Student Af- of a speech *and workshop at 7 tonight meet at 8 tonight for its weekly Bible
fairs, will hold a match party at 7:30 in 413 Boucke. study in 104 Eisenhower Chapel
tonight in 101 Kern
0 The College of Business Admin
istration Student Council will hold
sign-ups for committee chairman and
co-chairman at 7 tonight in 305 HUB.
• The Juggling. Club will meet
from 8:30 to 10:30 tonight in 106 White
Building. A film of the juggle-in will
be shown.
'• The Fencing Club will practice
from 7 to 9 tonight at 33 White Build
ing.
• The Future Farmers of America
will meet at 7:30 tonight in 112 Arms
by.
o The Office of Student Affairs will
hold sign-ups for the student escort
to The Marine Science Society will service from 7to 9 tonight at 135
e "Career Placement: Resumes meet at 7:30 tonight in 110 Walker. • Boucke.
police log
• An employee of ESPN told Uni
versity Police Services a set of head
phones was missing from the Beaver
Stadium press box on Saturday. The
headphones are valued at $lBO, police
said.
• Pete Smith told University po
lice a backpack was missing From the
sideline area of Beaver Stadium on
Saturday. The backpack and contents
Preseason Meeting; for intercollegiate
Thursday, Sept. 30
HUB Assembly Room
Mandatory Attendance
$2.75
$2.75
Tickets on sale at the Eisenhower Auditorium box office. Box office
open Mon. thru Fri. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call (814) 863-0255. Master-
Charge and Visa accepted. (One dollar handling charge on all
Master Charge and Visa orders)
Penn State
SKI TEAM
and recreational divisions
8:30 p.m.
"CHURCHILL"
(1)1(1 prwl 'teed by
Samuel Gallu
di) rut eel by
Eisenhower Auditorium
October 2, 1982
Curtain time 8:30 P.M.
a The Aikido Club will practice at
6:30 tonight in the wrestling room of
the Intramural Building.
• The American Nuclear Society
will sponsor a student-faculty mixer
from 7 to 9 tonight on the second floor
of the Hotel State College, 100 W.
College Ave. All nuclear engineering
students, faculty members and staff
are encouraged to attend. Refresh
ments will be served.
• The College of Human Devel
opment Student Council will meet at 7
tonight in the Living Center of Human
Development Building.
were valued at $270, police said
O Gary Kitagawa, 421 E. Beaver
Ave., told University police someone
had broken a window at the Pollock
Union Building on Saturday. Dam
ages to the window were estimated at
$4O, police said. -
• Mark Roomberg, 6 Nittany 23,
told University police his room had
been entered on Saturday and about
Frank Hauser
• Edward Potts, dean of George
Washington University School of
Law, will speak today from 9 to 11:30
a.m. and from 1:30 to 4 p.m. in 114
Burrowes Building.
• Lamb Fellowship will sponsor a
class on the fundamental principles
of the Christian faith at 7:30 tonight at
302 Willard.
o Focus on Sweden will meet at 11
tomorrow morning in 219 HUB. For
more information contact Thomas
Ljungman at 865-3108.
$2,400 taken. Entry was gained by
breaking the door of 7 Nittany 23,
police said.
• University police said an intoxi
cated individual drove his vehicle
into several parked cars in the Bea
ver Stadium parking area Saturday.
Charges will be filed in connection
with the incident, police said.
Michael Vand
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ANNOUNCING
Student Advisory Board to
University Health Services
meeting! Tonight! 7pm
Lobby, Ritenour Health Center
Wanted:
New Members, Anyone concerned
with improving student health facilities
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