Page Four Dean's List (Continued from Page 1) and the Honor Roll of The Penn sylvavnia State University. The Dean's List is composed of those students who receive from a 3.50 to 4.00 average for a specific term. The Honor Roll lists those people who accumulate between a 3.00 and a 3.49 average for a term. To be named to either of these lists is a great honor. The following are names of the Behrend students who obtained the necessary scholastic averages for the 1961 fall term: DEANS LIST 1. Schaff, Charles E. 4.0 G 2. Slack, Isaac M. 4.00 3. Thompson, John R. 4.00 4. Yeager, Earl T. 4.00 s.Toten, Judith M. 3.90 6. Black, Dale E. 3.75 7. Gates, Ronald N. 3.75 8. Vanderwende, Susan aVI. 3.73 9. Kaupp, Juyne C. 3.72 10. Deßelle, Shirlene M. 3.30 11. Barney, Donald H. 3.60 12. Harler, Philip C. 3.30 13. Nevel, Robert L. 3.30 14. Anderson, Anthony M. 3.50 15. Luschwitz, James L. 3.50. 16. Wilson, James R. 3.50 HONOR ROLL 1. Sutton, Steven L. 2. Greer, Ronald D. 3. Nathansohn, Joel P. 4. Craley, David C. 5. Salsbury, Sharon L. 6. Hanes, Carl D. 7. Holroyd, Gail M. 8. McFarland, Gordon R. 9. Vetrone, James V. 10. Deßelle, Shirleie M. 11. Beehan, Francis J. 12. Harlor, Philip C. 13. Hevel, Robert L. 13. Nevel, Robert 14. 7nrnendorf, Robert 15. Page, Carol J. 16. Ross, Mel E. 17. Barickman, James 18. Calvin, Edward H. 19. Etsel, Dean C. 20. Fleming, John F. 21. Heller, Samuel C. 22. Locke, Gary L. 23. Shellito, Ronald L. 24. Storer, William A. 25. Vincent, Robert L. 26. Yeager, Edward A. 27. Flanagan, John F. 28. Kephart, Georgia A. 29. Ralston, Terrence D. 30. Seyboldt, Curtis E. 31. Agnew, Gary W. 32. Grzebielski, Chester J. 33. Howell, Robert G. 34. Larson, Thomas E. 35. Paauwe, Edward 36. Sullivan, Ronald B. 37. Sybrandt, Larry B. THE NITTANY CUB Mutual Interests? SCRANTON—The Scranton Ra dio Club will soon install a speaker system on the cam pus. With this installation the office will be able to con tact the faculty and students electronically rather than physically.—One of the con troversial columns in the Scranton Campus CUB'S ROAR is entitled "Scandal monger." Kickapoo-joy-juice is one of its favorite subjects. TOURNEY CUBS STILL UNDEFEATED The Behrend Campus tourney players remained undefeated in the Western Division two weeks ago when they soundly trounced New Kensington Campus in bowl ing, chess and table tennis. The bowling aggregate of Fred Fleming, John Brown, Ron Greer, Tom Hardes and Doug Ray took six of eight possible points from their re luctant hosts before John Tinsley and Jerry Newcamp in ping-pong and Doug Pro zan, Steve Hagen, and Tom Larson in chess added to the victory total The next scheduled match for the Nit tanies is on January 29 against McKeesport Campus. LaCritique (Continued from Page 1 concretely supported, you can help Behrend have an active voice in the La Critique discussion as well as speeding improvement's in our own center. Submit all ma terial—anonymously if you wish— to THE NITTANY CUB office no later than Friday, January 26. Do you care about your cam pus? 38. Whipple, Nancy J 39. Kelly, Earl G 40. Tinsley, John S. 41. Burke, Phyllis A 42. Haynes, Lawrence D 43. Hess, Henry C 44. Krista, Marguerite M 45. Moorhead, Suzanne M. 46. Pattisen, Meredythe M 47. Ropelewski, Robert 48. Shea, Mary E. 49. Winslow, Benjamin H. l I I \ 4 . St After a sabbatical holiday the new Chenne's Arf! Arf! is now echoing through the trees surrounding the Behrend Campus. As I recently made my daily rounds, sniffing through the various buildings on campus, I detected many signs of interesting activity which I want to pass on to my readers. My first stop was in Mr. Balmer's Chemistry lecture, at which time I observed his helper, Bob Elmendorf, mixing some chemicals. Later on in the period, Mr. Balmer tried to present a demonstration with the chemicals previously prepared by Bob. As far as I know, Mr. Balmer is still waiting for his mixtures to turn blue! Nice job, Bob! My ultra-sensative sniffer seems to tell me that my domain has some new pets that need to be watched and some old pets that just ain't here no more. I also noticed that there are more students studying in Erie Hall this term than last; seems par for the course though. It seems that my feeble eyes tell me that some of the girls in the dorm, namely three blondes and one brunette, are turning various shades of red, blue, green, silver, etc. Whatsa matter girls? Fellas go for Martian green and Pacific blue better than they do American blonde and brunette! While I was on my evening rounds the other night I sensed something amiss in the dorm. Seems as how some campus male stoodup a certain campus female. All worked out A-O.K. though, for a charming gentleman came to the fair damsel's rescue and saved her from another one of those dull, boring evenings on Behrend campus. Thank you Mr. Gentleman for restoring my faith in the American male. Boy, I think my eyes are going to the humans! I actually saw some girls on campus smoking pipes! If that doesn't set our society back to the good ole days when my great great granpappy's master and mistress both smoked pipes, nothing will! Incidentally! When I first came to college I thought that at the athletic events things would be a lot noisier. Well, so far this year my tail has been wagging at every game and my Woof! Woof! has been heard, but I don't think many others have wagged their tails or barked or anything, at all the events. In fact at the Jamestown game, Behrend even had cheerleaders! But! These cheerleaders were so quiet in the first half that I fell asleep right under Pat's chair. I was really wide awake in the second half because Pat and the rest were finally making some noise and jumping around. (My poor paws will never be the same after being trampled on by those horrid white sneakers. But I really don't mind. They can tramp on them all they want as long as they are cheering my team on!) My fifth sense tells me that things might end up this year similar to what happened last year. The plain truth is that the girls in the dorm don't have dates for the big dance on Friday. Seems as how they even have been dialing GL 6-7523 trying to get someone to date them. Gee! If I were a human I could really go for some of those cute girls, but guess I'll have to stick to the dogs in the neigh borhood. I just happened to be taking a short-cut through the gym last weekend and I happened to see the coed wrestling team working out on. the mats. Garsh you wrestlers should be in fine shape come wrestling season. As I was snooping around the bushes last week, someone hit me with, of all things, an eraser. Seems as how the engineering ma jors were putting their differential calculus to work in plotting the time it took an eraser to travel twenty feet and hit the object fired at. Seems as how someone ducked and the missile went out the window and hit an innocent bystander. Me! Oh well! Humans will be humans. Well, I guess that's about all for this issue, for that cute little pup over at Mack's invited me over to her doghouse for supper. But everyone had better be on their guard. 3.00 3.00 3.00 Tuesday, January 23, 1962 Chenne Yours always, (day and night) Chenne
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