HIGHACRES COLLEGIAN
BIG JIM CATALDO REPORTS
INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL
The Bootleggers and Rebels chalked xp
victories in the Intramural League games
played at Arthur Street November 20,
The Bootleggers coasted to a 64 , 47 win
aver the Vets. Bettine and Rodzawidh
;.ead the Boozers with 24 and 22 respect--
velyo
High man for the Vets was
McKiniry with 26.
The Rebels didn't have such an easy time
as the game was contested right down
to the wire, The winnwrs were paced by
Casari and Milne who combined for 33
points.,
The best man for Berwick was Bragger
with 17.
ARTHUR STREET GYM
THUItEATew.
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THE HlGfii.;.ii.ES Ji:Z.,7, 3.,:..:\D
'he school had E, sample of what our
willy organized ,17)z.:1 band can o last
71dnosday night, at the Thanksgiving
once. icKinstry, cool trombonist,
ts the advisor of this unique (for
TIGHACRES) organisation. The organization
low consists of 4 saxes, 2 trumpets, 2
,rombones, drums,. and piano; but more
layers are still welcome. Uot only are
aey welcome, they are really needed.
ATTEND THE
BASKETBALL
GAMES
Tommy Clatch
The band now has only 35 arrangements,
but 15 more are expected from our
student government soon.
A really amazing note is that this
group hold only four rehearsals,
lasting from 3 to 4 hours apiece.
Their excellent playing must be
attributed to the real enthusiasm that
sparks the organization.
From the comments heard at the dance,
we believe that the combo that played
during the breaks was even better
liked than the band itself.
Te are confidant that the band will
sound better and better as time rolls
on. Lets all give it as much support as
possible.
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SUB COMING ALONG
As you probably have noticed, our SUB
is slowly filling with furnishings
and becoming more livable. The West
Hazleton Lions Club donated UOOO,OO
toward the purchase of furniture for
the Ist floor lounge. This, of course,
is not enough cash to cover the
complete cost of furnishings, but
money fr.& University sources has been
added and the furniture is on the way.
The Hi—Fidelity in the corner music room
was an anonymous gift. A record library
is is planned, but before it is begun,
students may bring their own records
in to listen to them between classes.
Draperies for all the windows in the
finished rooms of the building have
been ordered.
A large set of dishes has been donated
by Mrs. Buckley, one of our neighbors
Recreational equipement has been ordered
for the unfinished Ist floor room.
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STAFF— T. Browny N. Bradney, J. Cappello,
J. Cataldo, T. Clatch, A. Binger, M.
Houser, J. McCullough, 0 • Markus, Ts
Maxwell, P. Miller, R. Mullins, B. Pace,
H. Richard, P. Stiles, F. Sullivan, F.
Werpshaw, A. Vonßerg, A. Schumacher.
FRIDAY
_DECEMBEp 5, 1258