FACULTY INVITED TO DANCE TONIGHT:
The Student Government Association
of the Hazleton Campus cordially extends
an invitation to the faeulty and admin.-
istrative paersonnel to attend a dance
to be held this evening at 9100 P.M.
in the SUB,
Music will be by the Chords and
refreshments will be served.
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DON'T FORGET THE MOVIE THIS MONDAY EVE
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IREPORTu courn=
And then.....the rain came down(
This caused the stands to empty -- end
at this point Highacres lost a few more
of its students. :Francis Sullivan,
showing up at the bus an hour late, in—
sisted that the parking lot had been
moved. A little investigAion proved
that Francis had not even been looking
for the parking lotl.(Jußt kidding,Frar)
Richard Allison and Ronald Reichert
covered Main Campus from end to end look
ing for the bus. At last the bus driver
fouzad theme After rounding up all the
members of the contingent, the buses
headed for home. As everyone sat in
their damp clothing, colds, sinus trouble,
sneezing and coughing started.
Bus #1 was doing fine when all at
once it jerked, sputtered, and slowly
rolled off the highway. No gest This
was (of course) of no immediate concern
to the students in that bus but for some
reason it greatly upset the driver. A
phone call was placed and in 15 minutes
a supp l y o f gas was rushed to the bus
and it was on ita way again.
The 'buses arrived in Hqzleton at
9:30 and thus a very pleasant trip was
concluded.
PRESENTED BY
COLLEGE ARTS
COLLEGE ARTS SOC lETY TO PRE "ENT FILM DEC
The second film presentation in this
years series of College Arts films will
be held on December 7in the SUB. This
picture is a Japanese film with English
narration. It was created by Josef von
Sternberg, famous creator of "The Blue
Angel". "AITATARAII" is a postscript to
the late Pacific corifiict, based on a
fantastic actuary incident that occurred
on th 4 island of Anatahan where 20 Japan.-
ese sailors and a single Japanese girl
held out for 7 years, refusing to believe
in Japants defeat.
Make plane now not to miss ANATAHAN
Monday evening, December 7.
FACTUAL REPORT OF RECENT FOOTBALL TRIP
TO MAIN Caine%
"All aboard" was the cry heard at
7115 A.M. last Saturday as the two buses
carrying 82 Highacres students and fac
ulty members began itietjourn*rto the
Main Ca Opus and the Penn State vs. Holy
Cross football 4tmes
Things went smoothly on ristte to
the campus. Only a few minor details
gave some life to the journey -such as
losing two or three students at the first
coffee stop and another two or three more
by falling out of the bus windows. Finally,
MAIN =PUS:
The bus no sooner stopped when a mad
scramble started. Everyone dashed for tips
many buildings in search of old friencs.
Some did some shopping while a few just
wandered about as th7ugh they were lost,
When 1:30 P.M. rolled uround it was
game time and multit&es were seen headed
for Beaver Field. (Fis the game got under
way some of our lost friends were still
wandering.) Penn State took the lead and
held it all the way. The game was very
exciting and the half-time show that the
Blue Band conducted vas superb.
(cont. in left column, this page)