April 1, 1955 Since the Social Committee had not met at the beginning of the semester, no social activities were held before Lent,, Chairman Mehalick stated that two committees have been appointed for Convocation. Stan Gruszawski suggested that we hold a picnic and the matter was referred to the Social Committee. John Mehalick resigned from the Traffic Committee because of insufficient time to do the well. Mary Jane Skoff was appointed to take his place and tb committee will decide as to who will be chairman. The Council stated that facul members have assigned places to park and cars are not allowed in the circle. David Drasher reported that the Traffic Committee posted a list on the bulletin board of those who owed fines. A dollar penalty is added to those fines that have not been paid and Tall appeals must be made within 24 hours. The committee will begin to tag cars in the parking lot, as no cars are to be parked in the entrances. The Council approved May 14, for the May Day celebration under Theta Sigma Pi Sorority. Today is the last day to register your car. The registration sheet is in the main office. In the near future cars will be stopped and cheeked upon entering the parking lot. REGISTER NOW aND aVOTD A TICKET THEN In the past fall semester a Math, Science and Engineering Club was initiated into our list of extra' -cfjr'riotriar activities« The club toured various industrial and power plants, saw colored slides, and heard speakers* Recently a few first semester students have been inquiring about the club, but no one seems to know the whereabouts of it,. Has interest fadeth and has the club disintegrated? Give with the details:! i EDITOR- Lillie M« Junas Mary Jane Skoff, Lois Carper, Shirley Ray, Larry Kowalski, Mary Ann Wassel, Mary Frances Veale, Art Teel HAZLETON COLLEGTAN (Student Council Cont'd) Social Traffic XMPOR T, A N T LAST WARNING JT’X'rVr Tf- 'ih if WHAT HAPPENED TO THE M.S,E,C,? STAFF CREW Page 5 TYPIST- Russ Brungard
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