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Page Four HIGHACRES COLLEGIAN October 17, 1962
Highacres Sports
Open ’62 Season
FROSH “STARS’
SHOW TALENTS
Sports activities here at
Highacres have begun in
full swing
Intramural football began
October 9. This year the foot
ball circuit is composed of six
teams. The usual rivalry ex
ists between teams and the
season promises to be quite
interesting.
Tryouts for the basketball All-
Star team were scheduled for the
week of October 15-20. Those not
chosen will participate in a league
of intramural basketball' teams.
Anyone interested should report
to the Hazleton High School Gym
at the date to be designated. Our
own Mr. Epler will be coach.
Ping pong and chess tourna
ments have begun and the champs
are to be decided by the priless of
elimination.
The bowling league is now
forming. Anyone interested in
joining should sign ,their" name ,on
the sheet on the bulletin - board.
Bowling will be held •on - Sunday
evenings at the Bowl Arena,
Hazleton. - -
Physical Culture
Club Reactivates
The Physical Culture Club, un
der the supervision .of Mr.. Samuel
Ross, held its initial. meeting of
the term Monday, October 1. In
opening, Mr. Ross explained that
the main objective of the club is
to promote a program for physical
fitness of -the students at High
acres. He then added that all work
will be done under the supervision
of trained advisors.
For the convenience of the mem
bers, new showers, located in the
Main Building, have been obtained
and more weights have been or
dered.
At the second meeting, held Fri
day, October 5, elections were held
and the officers elected are:
President Richard Sokoloski;
Vice-President Walter Kreiger;
Secretary George Krupko;
Treasurer Larry Lash. Also
elected was a thirteen member Ex
ecutive Council, which has the
duty of voting on all matters con
cerning the club.
Amity Book Shop
564 Alter Street
Hazleton, Pa.
On Friday, September 28, talent
night was held, with a star
studded array of performing
freshmen.-' Offenders who had in
curred three violations during cus
toms week were required to dis-'
play their secret talents. Although
far from beihg professionally ac
ceptable, they were original,
amusing, arid highly enterthiriing.
Music for dancirig was provided
by. the Four Kingsmen, and the
affair lasted from 8:30 to 12:00.
Light refreshments Were served.
The event was sponsored by the
Soeial. Activities Committee and
brought Customs Week to an en
joyable close.
Penn Stale
Alma Mater
-For the glory of Old State
For her founders strong and great,'
For the future’ that we wait,
Raise the song, raise the song.
Sing our love and loyalty,
Sing our hopes that bright and’,
free
Rest oh, Mother dear with thee.
All with thee, all with thee.
When we stood at boyhood’s gate,’
Shapeless in the hands of fate,
Thou didst mold us, dear Old
State,
Into men, into men,
May no act of ours make shame
To' one heart' that: loves thy name
May our lives help swell thy
fame,
Dear, Old State, dear Old-State.
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