Gee, Tom, You’re A Star!
Tom Wood demonstrates a shoulder stand for Joanne Meech.
SPORTSCOPE
By Phyllis Rosenblatt
Behrend has been very active on
the sports scene with bowling’,
wrestling, and basketball.
There are eight bowling teams
this semester. The bowlers include
Team I—Knestrick, Steiner, Lloyd
J., Chambers, Suppa, Lloyd M.;
Team 2—Zock, Greer, Bush, Arm
strong, Parish, Fern, Ripley; Team
3 Cragun, Page, Litchenberger,
Staub, Filegar, Sturdevant; Team
4 Culver, Wiegand, McCrumb,
McKinley; Team s—Gallagher,
Mele, Scalise, Massing, Jendrasiak,
Andrzyewski; Team 6—Faculty;
Team 7—Tammaro, Perschler,
Fritz, Vetrone, Galante, Caplan;
Team B—Williams, Altman N.,
Wnuk, Altman J., Mazagotti,
Harkless.
In the field of wrestling, our The third annual Novice Wrestl
record is 2-2, winning over Alle- ing Tournament for high school
gheny and Edinboro and losing to wrestlers with no more than two
Thiel and Edinboro. The wrestling varsity matches, was- held fn Erie
squad includes Mike Loesch, Chuck Hall February 20.
THE NITTANY CUB
Gilmore, Bob Laedlein, Kelly Rut
kowski, Don Tammaro, Bob Mc-
Kinley, Jim McLeod, Jim Arm
strong, Ron Camerlo, Dick Scott,
and Andy Zawosky. Gilmore is the
only undefeated wrestler with a
record of 4.0.
New members of the basketball
team are Jim Fox, Todd Cook, Tom
Morian, and Jim Altman. Return
ing members are Ken Staub,
George Guriel, Jack Fern, Denny
Litchenberger, Tom Fye, and Don
Filegar.
Staub appears to be the leading
candidate for the top scoring aver
age in PSCAA. His average is
slightly better than 21 points per
game.
Meet Your Faculty
By Ginny Gandelman
If anyone has been wondering
who the new female electrical engi
neering teacher is, it is Miss
Doughtery. This is Miss Dough
tery’s first semester at Behrend
and she likes it very much. Before
coming here, she wrote technical
reports for a research company.
Miss Doughtery was born in
Franklin and her family now lives
in Oil City. Upon graduation from
St. Xavier College in Chicago, she
became a statistician. Several
years afterwards she heard that
the army needed people to teach
radio technology; she applied for
Absent-minded Professor
Not so absent-minded when you get
right down to it. He remembered the
most important item —the Coke! Yes,
people will forgive you almost anything
if you just remember to bring along
their favorite sparkling drink—ice-cold
Coca-Cola. Do have another, professor!
Bottled under authority of The Coca-Cola Company by
ERIE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY
the job, and the army sent her to
school. Subsequently she taught in
the United States Army and Air
Force. When she was asked how
she enjoyed teaching boys, she re
plied, “I wouldn’t know what to do
with girls!”
Mrs. Donna Velie, Mr. Mosso’s
secretary, took a leave of illness on
February 26 to have an operation.
Mrs. Barbara Dopierala has taken
her place until June 1.
'COKE'* IS A RCOISTCAED TRADE-MARK. CORYRiQwT 1934 THE COCA-COLA COMPANY.
Friday, March 4, 1960
BE REALLY REFRESHED