Highacres Collegian, Feb.
Throughout the year,
many activities have occurred on
campus and the success of these
events was largely due to the
hard work of the campus clubs.
Now I think it is time our clubs
took a bow. Too many times
clubs have performed far beyond
their call of duty to make High
acres a better campus for stu
dents and recieved no recog
nition. The campus clubs this
year have worked together to
we il that our campus community
has become one of ’the friend
liest campus communities in
recent years.
The friendly atmosphere
is du.e to efforts such as
those of the Alpha Phi Omega
Fraternity and the Theta Sigma
Pi Sorority who have opened
their doors to both men and wo
men. Both organizations have
done much through service to
others and planning activities
on their own to make cooperation
a precedent to be followed by
all clubs.
But these two organizations
are not the only ones. WHCB
Broadcasting club has taken giant
nough
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Brenda Caiazzo Advertising Manager
James Dino Sports Editor
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John Page. Business Manager
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Joseph Sofranko Production Manager
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17, 1977 - Page Three
the desk of the SGA President
Ron Drum
From
Clubs: Take a bow
Board of Directors
General Staff
tacres Collegian
EDITORIAL OPINION
steps toward campus betterment.
Holding three major dances so far
this year is far beyond what I
call their "call to duty."
Belles Lettres club has or
ganized reading theaters open to
anyone who wished to recite favor
iteepoems, prose, ect. A great
service' to the campus community.
Let us not forget the
fine job the Residence Hall
Council has done this year, or
ganizing_many social activities
for both residence hall and com
mutor students. The effort by
the RHC to allow for more contact
with the Student Union Board and
the Student Government Association
by making the presidents of these
clubs ex-officio members is a move
that should be highly commended!
Of course the SUB can not be
overlooked. It was the SUB that
was the driving force behind our
two major campus events, Las Vegas
Nite and the Mark Lane Lecture.
SUB member are to be congratulated
for a fine job.
The Hi;
Lacres Collegian must
also be congratulated as to the
fine job its' staff members have
done so far. The Collegian's in-
vitation to myself and other stu
dent leaders, as well as admini
stration personel to write open
!columns is an advancement the Col
legian can take pride, in.
In fact ALL the campus clubs
are to be congratulated for a fine
job., Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity,
Belles Lettres club, Biology/Outings
Club, Hazleton Campus Broadcasting .
club, Cheerleaders, Highacres Chess
Club, Circle K Club, Highacres Cam-
pus Chorus, Highacres COLLEGIAN, Chi
Gamma lota Veterns' Fraternity, the
Intramural Sports Board, Parnassus,
Residence Hall Council, Ski Club, Haz
leton Campus Skydiving club, Students
for a Creative Society, Student Union
Board, Theta Sigma Phi Soroity, Cross
winds Karate Club, Fraternal Order of
Lunatics, Hazleton Campus Drama Club,
Politics Club, Hazleton Campus Bible
Study, Speleology Club, History Club,
and the Student Government Association
all are to be commended for their in
dividual and group efforts to make
Highacres a better place for students
to live.
Clubs of Highacres,
STAND UP AND TAKE A BOW!