Personality Parade
This issue’s pert personality is
taking advantage of Erie’s spring
weather which, of course, is char
acterized by plenty of snow.
She can be found between classes
in the Behrend library where she
studiously does her homework. Our
personality generally has a great
deal of homework to do because
she is enrolled in a chemistry cur
riculum. Her appetite for scholar
ship is certainly indicated by the
fact that she graduated valedicto
rian of her class at Lawrence Park
High School. Also, this issue’s per
sonality’s name can be found on
the honor role for the first semes
ter. Although she is kept busy with
studies and campus activities, she
still finds ample time to talk with
several male Behrendites such as
Bob Johnson or Don Kelly.
Our personality is a member of
the Literary Club and has been
very active in both Behrend dra
matics and her dramatic club in
high school. You readers saw our
personality portray a heartless
newspaper editor in the Christmas
play, “A By-line for St. Luke”. In
addition, she has been cast as Mrs.
Garnet in “Out of the Frying
Pan,” the spring play.
New students at Behrend know
this girl almost immediately, be
cause of her famous father.
Besides her last name, other dis
tinctive features are blonde but not
dumb; blue eyes, likes to sew, read
and travel; and has a ready smile
and hello.
(Ans. on Page 4)
“Jack makes me tired.”
“It’s your own fault. You should
stop running after him.”
SPORTSCOPE
By Dave Weekley
On Wednesday evening, March
23, the championship of the intra
mural basketball' league was de
cided in a play-off game between
Staub’s Stumpers and Guriel’s
Gangsters. In a hotly contested
battle, Ken Staub led his team to a
decisive victory, winning 68 to 53.
Staub was the game’s high scorer
with 23 points while Coach Good
win contributed 21 to the losing
cause. Butch Lichtenberger also
played a fine game, ball-hawking
on defense while chipping in 17
points for the winners. However, it
was a team win, and both teams
turned in fine efforts.
Coach Goodwin has announced
the beginning of baseball on a var
sity basis for the coming spring
with practice scheduled to begin on
April 4. During the winter, the
school purchased 22 new uniforms,
THE NITTANY CUB
Behrend Briefs
Approximately 25 adults from
the Booker T. Washington Center,
the St. Mary’s Episcopal Church,
and other religious and social orga
nizations attended a Leadership
Training Program held last week
end in the Library of the Behrend
campus. The sessions started on
Friday evening at 7:00 p.m. and
concluded on Sunday afternoon at
5:00 p.m.
This was the third such training
session conducted here over the
last two years and is a part of the
program made possible through a
grant given to Penn State by the
Ford Foundation to promote adult
study-discussion courses in the
Arts, Sciences and Humanities. At
the conclusion of the course, which
and Mr. Goodwin has worked out a
12-game schedule which includes
Buffalo, Altoona, Alliance, James
town, and the Penn State freshman
team. Prospects for the team look
good, and if the weather permits,
it should be a fine season. •
Coach Goodwjn also has a tenta
tive 4-match schedule arranged for
the golf team, but is afraid he
won’t have enough golfers to make
up a team. This is the chance that
all of you dubbers have been wait
ing for; break out the clubs, shar
pen up the putting eyes, and come
to the aid of your school. •
In passing all the sounds of
mat-pounding, grunting, and
groaning that have been coming
from the gym lately can only mean
one thing: Coach Goodwin has be
gun his wrestling program. Good
luck, men!
Student Council Budget
Spring Semester 1960
Assembly Speaker ..
Record Hop
Mardi Gras
Easter Play
Variety Show
was conducted by Penn State’s Dr.
Ralph Condee of the Center for
Continuing Liberal Education, the
enrollees were qualified to lead the
discussions for such courses as
Ways of Mankind, American For
eign Policy, Economic Reasoning,
Modern Fiction, and others that
are available to area adults
through the Continuing Education
Services of the Behrend Campus.
Sociology
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Astronomy .
Literary ...
Red Cross .
Choir
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