ADMINISTRATION NEWS
Schneider has released the follow.-.
Administration News:
The final :examination schedule is post—
ed on the bulletin boards* If their
re any discrepancies, stop in the
office and see Mr. Schneider,.
Registration for summer sessions will
begin on Monday, May 25th. A list of
tentative courses is available in the
office°
Miss Sylvia Williams, one
of the secretaries in the
office, is leaving next
Friday, April 17, to pur
sue the course of matri
mony. She will be replac
ed by Mrs. Vivian. Enema
from Sugarloaf. Mrs. Ena-1
ma is not new to our camp-1
us; she worked here sever-i
al years ago. 1
The Second Annual Journa—
lism Workshop will be held;
here at Highacres, April
lath. Nancy Bradney will
give the address of wel—
come.
This workshop is
open to all high school
journalism clubs in the
area.
I'uIIEATON COLLEGE STUDENTS TRAVELS
(1.P.) Norton, kiss.
A trip to Europe has usually
been the present received at gradua
tion by many college seniors. At
Wheaton College, about half of the
700 young women students have either
traveled or studied abroad prior to
graduation.
A third of the junior class at
Wheaton have been abroad, and propor
tionately fewer sophomores and fresh
men have visited foreign countries.
Fourty-five out of a class of 104 have
been to Europe, Asia ) or South America.
One Wheaton junior studied in Austral
ia; and one, in Israelg
by Hank Richard
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The following students,
Th.aving achieved scholastic
recognition, wore named
to the Deanls List for
the Fall Semester, 1958-59:
Bradney, Nancy..v4or , o
Cool ) Edward..m4,C , o
Maxwell, Thomas.44oo
Sandra,,..o4ooo
avok, Elea n0r...4,00
Walker, George .4000
Dalto, Henry..... 3.80
Hinge r, Albert ...3.80
Lovrinic, Daniel. 3.72
Rodzewich, Joseph 3469
Markus, 01ga.,...3c60
Kleckner, Frnnklin3.so
Stofanisko l M... 3050
A WIIMCOME TO MRS. SEELY
Mrs. Seely, the cheerful and efficient
woman who assists Mre McGurgan is the cafe
teria; is the newest addition to the Penn
State University Campus StPff.
Mrs. Seely, a graduate of Bloomsbm.g
State Teachers College, taught for a num—
ber of years in Sugarloaf Township, Now
she resides in Butler Township, at the
foot of the Nescopeck Mountain ) with her
husband.
A pint of blood from
10% of our enrollment and
staff ihsures us for the
remainder of this year in the blood assur—
ance plan of our local Red Cross.
We are very near that goal, for (4)
more donors will do it on April 17th at
the Conyngham Lutheran Church.
Blood receipts can be obtained during
the summer vacntion in the office. These
blood receipts can be obtained for you and
your immediate family.
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PENN STATE COURSES VIA TV
Electronics now is making it possible
to offer courses via televiAono
Last summer, for the first time, the
Universitys "learn by mail" students look—
ed to video for help, This semester the
"Atomic and Neuclear Physics" course is taugh
BY Frances IVerptitaw
During her free time,
Mrs. Seely joins her hus—
band in loading the acti—
vities of the calf club, a
branch of the local 4—H
Clubr She especially en
joys working with young
people
When confronted with
the question "How does Pen
State appeal to you?", Mrs
Seely replied, ”1" love Penn
State--its atmosphere, and
its students,"
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