THE NITTANY CUB Volumne XV—No.S Behrend as it looks now ~~~ C+.........w~.."~ :~. Mr. I. Kochel, director of the Behrend Campus, reports that a proposed plan for the expansion of Behrend Campus has been for mulated. This plan includes the construction of dorms, a student union building, and a library. The dorms will accomodate one hun dred men and women students. The designing of these build ings will begin in the summer or fall of this year. Construction is John H. de Boisblanc, a freshman law student at Louisiana State University, and President of Circle K International, presents the charter for the 500th Circle K club to Jim Voigts, president of the new club which is located on the campus of Washburn University, Topeka, Kansas. At left is D. Dean Rhoads, Fort Wayne, Indiana, Chairman of the Kiwanis International Committee on Circle K Clubs. Kiwanis sponsors this college service organization. At far right is Dr. Harold E. Sponberg, President of Washburn Univer sity, who delivered the principal address at the charter ceremony in Topeka in early February. BEHREND CAMPUS—The Pennsylvania State University -:::1:1, -- 1'..•[:ilil'.Z.'-'1:111.111.:4:121:.•Zi , i1:':1] stated to begin in the spring of 1965 and should be completed by the fall of 1966. If plans progress on schedule, Behrend Campus is expected to have between eight hundred to one thousand by 1970. Because of this expected in crease, an expansion of the facul ty is anticipated. Four new facul ty members are expected. to fill positions in the English, engineer- • • , •• • ..• . •';4 • , ing, biological sciences, and phy sics departments. Four hundred and thirty-five students are the anticipated enrollment for next fall, an increase of seventy-five since last year. Also planned for next year is a two-year associate degree pro gram in business. It has been pro posed before the faculty of the college of business administration and has passed the first reading. If approved by the president of the university, Behrend will be the only campus to offer this two year business course. CIRCLE K EXPANDING The 500th Circle K club, locat ed on the campus of Washburn University, Topeka, Kansas, was chartered in special ceremonies at the Jayhawk Hotel, Topeka, Sat urday evening, February 1, ac cording to Dave Manning, Presi dent of the Circle K Club of the Behrend Campus P.S.U. John H. de Boisblanc, a fresh man at Louisiana State University School of Law, and President of Circle K International, spoke briefly. He described the charter (Continued on Page 4) Friday, March 13, 1964 VARSITY STOMPS FACULTY entire team flunks out Last Friday night, the annual game in which the basketball var sity mauls the Behrend faculty took place in the gym at 8 p.m. There was a large crowd on hand to witness this much looked-for ward-to spectacle. As the varsity (?) came into the gym there were wild screams and shouts o f encouragement such as, "Take 'ern apart, Tigers!" "Unscramble their brains, brawn!" and "Show 'em the way to the in firmary!" All in all it was a very peaceful crowd. Then as the fac ulty team came onto the floor, there was a hushed silence and much unwinding of bandages. The only sound was the drip, drip, drip of the emergency bottle of plasma held up by two on-duty interns. Dave Manning announced the game in his own laconic way, while Tom Larson and Hubble Dale were impartial referees. The coaches for the respective teams were: Greg Glassner urging the students on to victory and protest ing when Jim Ott, the time-keep er, kept stopping the clock; and Norm Patterson urging his group into the gym. Playing for the faculty were: Iry "flat-on-his-back" Kochel, Ernie "Stilts" Fryer, Will "Out run-4em" Mosso, Myron "Super man" Cherry, Dave "Don't let 'em-get-away" Howell, and Rog "Gouge-'em-in-the-ribs" Sweeting. Representing the student body were: Harvey "Tiger" Anderson, Gary "Loveable" Locke, Tom "Sweetie Pie" Hart, Tom "Flashy" Heck, Tom "Good Guy" Garris, Bob "Razzle Dazzle" Gilmore, and Tom "Blatz" Irish. There wasn't a considerable amount of action in the first quarter except when Iry Kochel tried for a basket while lying un der the wrong net. Ernie Fryer was whizzing them out of the gym and into the night faster than the basketball could be re placed. Arid Roger Sweeting man (Continued on Page 4)
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