A TOUR OF THE SUB *********4v**
Let's take a w.lk to the SUB
(Student Union Minding). You know
what building .I mean: the new one
surrounded by a low stone wall.
Upon ent-ring the Suß, you will
find ta; your left a small room which
is quite popular with the students.
The Hi-Fi room is used by many students
to listen to Jazz or ju.tt to relax.
Directly across the hall from the
Hi-Fi room is a counsel room.
The cafeteria is the main attract 4
ion to many students and teachers. For
many of us, all that is needed to
pmcure a nice platter is fifty cents,
nevertheless, there is quite a selection
of other fine foods,
"Hi; Mr. Kidd; Is the school
store open?" This is a phrase heard
quite often by our congenial Mr, Kidd
who is manager of the SUB. He is in
charge of the school store located to
the right of the cafeteria on the
main floor.
On the lover fl9Rr of the SUB are
a telephone booth, the rest rooms,
the lounge(Lion's Den), and the ping
pong room,
Many students can be found in the
lounge either studying or amusing
themselves. When walking though
you will find students watching tele
vision, conversing ) or playing cards
or chess.
Would you like a gaMe of ping pong
:. 2r a candy bar or cigarettes? All
these can be found in the large
ping pong room.
I hope you have enjoyed our tour
through the SUB and thanks for coming
along.
P.S. Occasionally, dances are held in
the SUB on weekends.
Many new SUB activities are now in the
process of being formed. The SUB.is
also used in the evening by such groups
e m s -the Sorority and the Highacres
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COLLEGE ?RTS SOCIETY ORGANIZES
The Penn State College Arts Society
formed again this year at the Hazleton
Campus. At its first meeting it
selected officers to represent the club:
President, Bob Sweeney; Vice-•president,
Daniel Doughtery; and Secretary-
Treasurer, Barbara Ann Letchko,
Future plans include the booking
of four films: Hamlet s Arlatahan, c v
Monsieur Vincent, and The Bicycle
Thief. All are invited to attend.
Following the pattern of previous years,
no admission will be charged.
Dates on which the films are to be
held will be posted. The filmnalponen
will be shown on November 23rd.
COWO TT Ct; 0 itUS
The community chorus of the
Hezleton C-mpus .- 1.11 hold its next
meeting on Tiiesd-y, November 10.
Fe- mambers are still invited to join.
EIGHT DONORS NEEDED FOR BLOODMOBILE
ON NOVEMBER 23RD * * * * * * * *
Mrs c , Kostenbeder 'Ashes to inform
the students that eight more donors
are needed to assure the Hazleton Campus
in the blood assurance program this
year. Those desiring to donate blood
should see Mrs. K in her office to sign
up for the bloodmobile on November 23rd.
UNICEF THANKS HIGHACRE STUDENTS FOR
DONATIONS THAT ?`;ERE GIVEN OVER THE
HALLOFEEN HOLIDAY.
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