Page Four
BASKETBALL AND BOWLING GETS OFF TO GOOD START
1 Win, 2 Loses For HUC Cagers
Survey Taken
Of Enrollments
. An evidence that the expected
enrollment crush has not yet hit
the colleges and universities of the
country is contained in the infor
mation provided by Dr. Garland G.
Parker in the annual study of
enrollment statistics for the edu
cational journal, School and Soci
ety.
“The standout fact in fulltime
enrollments,” says Dr. Parker, “is
a slowdown of freshman registra
tions, with a growth of only 0.3%
indicated in the 531,215 first-year
students in 897 institutions report
ing in both 1962 and 1961.
The year’s small increase con
trasts sharply with the increases
in 1961 (5.4%) and 1960
The lag is attributed to the World
War II lower birth rates.
Freshman enrollments by study
fields showed the following, re
sults: engineering down s.7%de
clines also in business, agricul
ture, and nursing; increases m
education (3.2%) and arts and sci
ences (1.4%).
Other results of Dr. Parker s
study include the following:
1 Full-time students were up
6.2% despite the small increase in
freshman enrollment.
2. Part-time and evening class
enrollments up 7.3%.
3. Grand total enrollment is up
6.5%.
4. Of all students, 54% are in
large public and private universi
ties.
5. Enrollment in the Middle
Atlantic states is up only 3.4%
lowest of the 9 regions.
6. Returns from 1,090 institu
tions show a grand total of
3,493,626 students.
Penn State now ranks 12th m
full-tmie enrollment, displacing
Purude in last year’s statistics
The University of California, with
66,519 students is .first;. „„ e ” n
State is listed as having 19,332.
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an emergency short term loan
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Applications for such loans are
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Also, another long term loan
fund for girls at the Hazleton
Campus is available.
SMILE AWHILE
Freshman—“ May I kiss you?”
Co-ed —“Jeepers! Another ama
teur.”
“Why are you late?”
“Class started before
Prof—'
Student
Igot here.”
Frosh “I’m tired. I was out
with a nurse last night.”
Soph “Cheer up. Maybe youi
mother will let you go out without
one, sometime.”
Senior (at basketball game)
“See that big substitute down
there playing forward? I think he
is going to be our best man next
year.”
Co-ed—“Oh, darling, this is so
sudden!”
“What is college bred,
Frosh
Pop?”
Dad—“ College bread is a four
year loaf made from the flavor of
youth, and the old man’s dough.”
“Are they very strict at your
college?”
“Strict? Do you remember
Jonesy? Well, he died in class,
they propped him up until the lec
ture ended.”
“I had the girls running in cir
cles when I was in college.”
“I never knew you were such a
sheik.”
“I wasn’t. I was women’s track
coach.”
LEROY LONG
Esquire
On January 10, 1963, the High
acres Basketball squad travelled
to Wilkes-Barre to play the
Wilkes-Barre Center team. Al
though down by 2 points at the
end of the first half, the local
team rallied to pull ahead by a
score of 66-58. Four of the first
five players were in double figures,
as Hazleton displayed a balanced
attack.
Highacres FG
Scheidy 7
Pugliese 6
Randis 5
Fulton 2
Rosenstock 3
Boettger 1
Rapes 0
Wilkes-Barre FG
Barawitz 8
Worder 0
Piorkowski 6
Baron 2
Partilla 6
Lewis 3
On January 14, at the Grebey
Jr. High, the team went down in
defeat to the Lackawanna Jr. Col
lege team by a score of 99-80.
Pugliese and Scheidy led the lo
cals with 28 and 22 points respec
tively.
Highacres
Fulton
Rosenstock
Scheidy
Pugliese ...
Boettger ...
Randis
Lackawanna FG
Garrity ....; 7
Popack 3
Brogna 2
O’Malley 3
Donahue 5
T’Shopp 3
Granahan 11
Carlaia 2
Lazzera 9
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January 28, 1963
On January 18, the Highacres
team bowed to a highly superior
Kings Freshman team at Kings
ton. Fulton was high for the home
team with nine field goals for 18
points.
Highacres
Fulton ,
Scheidy
Randis
Pugliese
Baigis ..
Kings Freshmen FG
O’Donnell 5
Heslin 3
Lowery 7
Hamn 7
Lazorcheck 3
Maywalt- 4
Roberts 2
Pieczynski 2
Crawdell 3
Bowling Team
Ready To Roll
On February 2, 1963, the varsity
team will bowl in Allentown. At
this time, it will be possible for
them to take the division title
which will mean a trip to the main
campus.
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10
22
28
The members of the varsity
team are Wayne Michael, Bill
Slattery, Brian Carl, Jim Scarcel
la, Prank Kubillus, and Jim Naw
- racay.
They have been invited by La-
Salle University to participate in
the A.C.U. Invitational Tourney on
February 16 and 17. The winners
of this event will compete in the
National Finals in Buffalo.
The Intramural Leagues will be
gin their matches Sunday, Jan. 27,
at the Bowl Arena. Anyone inter
ested is welcome to join.
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