March, 1940
Hucsters Tied
For 3rd Place
In League
Dubois, Pottsville
Tied For Lead
Among Centers
Tied for first place in the Inter-
Center League are Dußois and
Pottsville. Both teams have lost
only one .game, this season, and
then losing to each other. The
Hazleton Undergraduate Center
has won two games out of six
played, and is tied for third place
with Altoona and Uniontown.
Setting the pace for high scoring
this season is "Fritz” Veneroso,
who has 75 points to his credit.
Next in line is "Rochester” Pro
copio who has scored 51 points.
At the "fifteen foot” mark
"Fritz” is also leading the Hucsters,
having made 11 points. For second
place both Saullo and '"Rochester”
are tie with five points.
Individual results of the team in
league encounters are as follows:
F.G. FL. Tot.
Veneroso 32... 11 75
Procopio 23 5 51
Saullo 21 5 47
Porambo 12 3 27
George 8 5 21
Maderick 8 3 19
Kline 5 2 12
Morawski 2 0 4
Lewis 0 0 0
Watkins 0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
Kasales
Evanko
Sheetz
H. U. C 11l 34 256
Opponents ...108 54 270
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Lecture Program
On General Health
Through the cooperation of the
Hazleton Branch of the Luzerne
County Medical Society, the Hazle
ton Undergraduate Center has this
semester instituted an educational
program of lectures on personal and
public health that so far as the
organization is concerned is unique
in the junior college field. The
course is open to all regularly en
rolled freshmen and sophomores,
and a total registration of 70 has
been secured.
A series of 15 lectures dealing
with various phases of personal and
public health has been worked out
by the committee. A partial list of
those already assigned to speak and
the titles of their discussions are as
follows:
Feb. 13: Dr. McAloose, "Syph
ills: Its History and Diagnosis.”
Feb. 20: Dr. McAloose, "It:
Treatment.”
Feb. 27: Dr. McAloose, "The
Other Social Diseases.”
March 3: Dr. E. F. Hanlon,
"History of Medicine.”
March 12: Dr. G. F. Burkhardt,
"Tuberculosis.”
March 19: Dr. F. C. Eshelman,
'Colds, Nose, Throat, and Ear
nfections.”
Later discussions will be given
by Dr. Reiche on "Eye Disorders,”
but dates for these talks have not
yet been set. Other topics to be
included on the program are
"Acute Communicable Diseases,”
"Dental Hygiene,” "Heart and
Circulation,” "Skin Infection,”
"Effects of Improper Diet.”
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HAZLETON COLLEGIAN
6 New Students
Enroll at Center
Six new students, five of whom
are from this region, have enrolled
at the Hazleton Center, bringing
the total up to ninety-five.
The new students are:
Andrew Petruncio, McAdoo;
Robert Rhoads, Hazleton; William
F. Hill, Freland; Walter Klinger,
Drums; Louise Repko, Hazleton;
Rosemary Marley, Morea. .
Andrew Petruncio is a transfer
from Temple University in Phil
adelphia and William Hill is an in
structor at the Mining and Mechan
ical Institute. The latter is taking
a course in integral calculus.
Mr. Reed New H.U.C. Coach
At the beginning of the second
semester, Mr. Henry Reed, former
coach of a local semi-professional
basketball team, accepted the posi
tion of coach for the H.U.C.
basketball team. Under his super
vision the team has shown a grow
ing interest and a decided improve
ment.
Messenger Service Started
Messenger service has now been
established at the Hazleton Under
graduate Center. Every day at 11
A. M. Andrew Petruncio goes
downtown to do various errands
for the Center.
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New Location:
SIXTH a:
Glee Club Still Singing
Because of the change in sched
ule at the end of the semester, the
members of the Glee Club now
have a two-hour meeting every
Wednesday afternoon from 3:00
P. M. to 5:00 P. M.
New sheet music and song books
have been secured in order to vary
the program. If a large enough
number of boys are interested, a
male chorus will be organized.
Illustrated Talk Given
"Seing Things for Keeps” was
the topic of a lecture given by Mr.
Taylor at the last meeting of the
Hocus Focus Club. Slides related
to this subject were provided by
the Eastman Kodak Company.
The subject for discussion at
the next meeting will be "Personal
Photography.”
Alumni Notations
Charles Schmidt ’39 has secured
a position as instructor in the
Hazleton Public Schools for the
coming year,
Vivian Staub ’3B and Becky
Baskin ’3B are at present em
ployed in the Department of Pub
lic Assistance office in Hazleton.
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