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(Students 71isIking)
,
the
,penalty in tpis caSe.would , not be
a simple fine. Let it be known, that'
the school is not reSponsible for student
injury incurred due-to the direct violat—
ion of regulations.
Students should walk• to thd. left, facing
traffic, and not more than . two abreast
at all times, whether coming dr going
to or from school.
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LIBRARY AIDES
The regular 'weekly meeting of the .
library aides, formerly: scheduled fOr
the eighth period on. iii7edne,sday, ."has' teen
changed to the fourth period on Monday:
These me etj ngs: wlll be held very Monday
in Miss' Garbrick!'S office and: it lb r
quested that all aides ~attend` these
meetings. If for some reason abdende is
necessary, Miss Garbrick should b 0
notified 'in advance. - ; . • '
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COLLEGE ARTS 'TO BEET
There will be a brief .m eton,g , •ot the
College Arts Society in room M-2P9 on
Friday, March 9, during the foueth
period. All members 'are requested to
attend this meeting., at which gime the
plans for the '',a( - 3:1,o skit will be dis—
cussed.
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CERTER STUDENTS ; IN KIQ.:Lyg
The Sociology 5 class and same other
interested students, from the Center
visited the Luzerne County Tndustrial
School for Boys. aticis—Lyp:on Thtrsday,
Febrtzry 23. When the students were
asked by this reporter what impressed
them the most;,they,gave thetfollowing
comments:
Linda Wolfe: "The Tioors.in'the cottages
were so clean and,shinyj they are waxed
HA ZLE TON C OLLEGTA.N
Marilyn. Swankt "The friendliness of the
little' .bays impressed me .very much. They
dl scussed their school werlc l Aheir 'rec—
reation activities; - , and their attitudes
. ,
towards the school,'"
Larry Kowal6kyl "The• ;liberalness of "the
whole reform system,; for instance / no
guards,. no' barbed wire' 'fences, and the
general trustee system .n
Theresa Bobowski: "'Some of the young
innocent looking' bbys who looked as
though they shouldn't be thpre .1'
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Chris Money: "The fine,4o,dem.lc air of
the .clasaroomBo - '' ..., .. . . •, -
George -Petro:' "Gerierally'y the clenliness
of the clinAng hall and the classrooms."
Marge Churillai "The boyb . were courteous,
dipciplined l 'and - obedtent;lhey seemed
as though they were Model 'Ohildren."''
On Thursday, March 1, The Theta Sigma
Pi Sorority held a meet:ll4,in OleTiain
lounge at Highactes. .After ifiiss Helen
Dossenbach, advisor to the'group, read
the by—laws of the Sorority, : President
Marge Churilla initiated the new girls
into the Sorority. The newly initiated.
girls . . are Tyleßerish - , 'Jane Hunchar,-
Doiores.StaUffer,.and Partigia Vangroski.
The girls w.- . 3re presented for initiation•
by Mary , Merker, Jean deed, Mary Ann
andlihoda Smulyan. .
After the initiation, a short business
meeting was conducted in which plans
were discussed for the next meeting to
be held cn March 15. A cosmetics expert
from New York City - will be the guest
speraker. Following
. the business dis—
cussion, refreshments were served and
the meeting was adjourned by the President
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THETA SIGMA Fl
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