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Centering Around
The Altoona Center hes a program
of student activities varied enough to
fulfill the extracurricular desires of
every individual.. For those interested
in athletics, /basketball is of course
the outstanding snort* In addition
there are bowling, boxing, and baseball—
a vide variety of Sports for the boys*
tfe are delighted to discover that Altoo
na has a boxing team* As you know, we
have a team, that is coming along nicely.
Perhaps a match can be arranged* Who
can tell? Altoona women confine their
athletic prowess to tenuis, ping-pong,
swimming, hiking, and skating.
Uon-athletic activities are also
provided for. There is a bridge.club
which welcomes both experienced players
and beginners. For those who have dra
matic aspirations, there is the Altoona
.Little Theater Group, which is open to
townspeople as well as to students. The
delightful comedy, flight Must Fall, is
being produced at present. The glee
club and the orchestra are the most
popular ■'• i 'wical organisations at the
Center.
The Altoona students publish month
ly a pictorial newspaper, which, we must
admit, far outdoes our own. The paper
has columns on student activities, a
column of gossip, a column reviewing
popular records, and one introducing a
member of the student body to his fel
lows.
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Hazleton Collegian
Introducing as our victim this week
the man who'won't confess to his Zoology
class, why the nucleus is begind prison
in the cell)--’Dr. “Harold
Mclivaine.
Ohi So you recognize the name. (As
if those who zipped his course didn't.)
Yes* ih the zooiogy and psychology”
classes and throughout the school
Mclivaine is a household word. Quote!
"Will he flunk me?" “Will he pass me?"
"Will I have him next semester?" But,
students, "Doc 1 * is a regular fellow,
ever ready to help a baffled scholar.
Dr, Mclivaine was born in Altoona,
(censored)years ago. He went to school
as did all the other little boys, and
after many, many years of diligent study
he finally graduated. His higher edu
cation was acquired at Penn State. Happy
was the day in 1933 when Harold Mclivaine
received his B.A O Add to that two more
happy days in 1939 — on ®» tlie day he re
ceived his Ph.D.; two, the day he married,
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