RETIRE
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Bodenstein would like to visit
such famous American landmarks
sa-Tellowstone National Park,
rosemite National Park, Pike's
Peak, and Mount Rushmore. After
she has viewed America to her
satisfaction, she plans to return
to England to visit her bro
ther and sister in London
for a while, and perhaps travel
to various parts of the British
Isles. Pros there she would
like to erplore Greece and the
Mediterranean regions, because
it is there, she believie, that
Western man began.
After all of this, Mrs.
Bodenstein will settle down
to a relatively quiet life,
perhaps taking up tutoring in
her spare time in German of
any of the other areas that
She is recognised as being ex,
pert in. She hopes someday to
find the time to write her
memoirs. It seems that Mrs.
Bodinstein is going to lead as
full a life in retirement as
the did when She was working.
To put it better in her own
words, "I love life and I
intend to enjoy it."
CHORUS
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Campus becoming involved in
projects until now reserved
for University Park groups,"
Mr. Amster said. He also
acknowledged the particiw
tion of other local townspeo
ple who participated.
Meanwhile, the !al Ma
sleton Campus Chorus is plan
ning several other off-campus
concerts. The Chorus will
appear at St. Paul's Methodist
Church in Berwick on April 28;
at the Lutheran Rome in Resist=
on April 29; and will also per
fern at the local high schools
maw NAMES EDITOR
The Board of Birectora
chosen the new Board for
' , fat year. William Michael,
journalism major from Mont
ose, has been selected as
tor-in-Chief succeeding
obn Busher. Donald Serfass,
, English major from Tamaqua,
ill be the Managing Editor
.eplacing Linda Gallagher.
li.nna Bower, a journalism ma
jor from Hazleton has been
:Jaren the position'of Produc
ion Manager, to succeed Fred
iolet. Jerry Rosier/rich, an
nvironmental resources major
Au West Hazleton, will be
G ,, iness Manager replacing
e Walok. The position of
* , ecutive Editor, now held by
= is J. Rovito, will be
flied next year.
This issue was completed
the present Board and ob
-erved by the future Board.
,ite second issue will be a
fifty-fifty effort by both
groups• The final issue will
be entirely run by the Fresh-
% MI a .
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.behalf of the University.
Installed were the following
officers and advisors; Anthony
See, president, David Wolf,
vice-president, Mark Butler,
treasurer, Dr. Mandell:, his
torian, and advisors; Dean Mb--
Callus, Mr. Krone, Dr. Mans
dole, and Mr. Binns. David
Wolf was also bestowed with
beet pledge honors. Member
ship in Alpha Phi Omega is
open to all male students and
any interested individuals
should contact either M. Binns
9r any of the °Meer*.
man Board, This system has
been developed by the Colleg
ian to help better the future
years of the campus newspaper.
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