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Vol X No. 4
BILLY ROSE TO JUDGE BEAUTY CONTEST
CENTER COLLEGE COUNCILS WILL CONFER HERE
Plans Set For Student Delegates
To Meet Here November 14-15
On November 14 and 15 the Ha
zleton Undergraduate Center will be
host to the College Councils of all
Undergraduate Centers of Penn
State College.
Frank Lucia, President of the
RUC Student Council, will preside
at this conference which will include
delegates from the Undergraduate
Centers at Pottsville, Dußois and
Altoona.
At this conference, the first to be
held at , FILTC since 1942, the dele
gates will meet to discuss such topics
as the Athletic program for the
coming year, social activities, the
Council's Constitution, and Club ac
tivities such as Newspapers, Musical
organizations, and other clubs that
may be active.
James Munroe, who is in charge
of arrangements for the conference,
has announced the following sched
ule for the delegates.
Friday, November 14
Registration
General Meeting
Sectional Meeting
Dance
Saturday, November 15
General Meeting _
10:00 A.M.
Lunch 12:00 A.M.
Tour of a Hazleton Industry 1:00 P.M.
6:30 , P.M,
Banquet
Bandmaster To
Reprint News Item
As a result of the fine article by
Collegian man, George , Demshock,
John H. Jenny, Editor of the Penn
sylvania Bandmasters News Letter,
forwarded the following correspond
ence.
Mr. Francis Fatsie and
Mr. Gerald Hassel
Hazleton Collegian
Penn State College
Undergraduate Center
Hazleton, Pa.
Dear Sirs
I should like permission to reprint
the article "Progress Made in the
Music Department" appearing in the
October 17 issue. I shall give you the
usual credit line.
Sincerely yours,
John H. Jenny
Editor of the
Pa. Bandmasters
News Letter,.
HAZLETON UNDERGRADUATE CENTER, HAZLETON, PA
Arrangements Chairman
BUDGET APPROVED
On Friday, October 24, 1947 the
College Council appruyed the follow
ing budget for the fall and winter
semesters 1947-48.
2:00 P.M
3:00 P.M
3:30 P.M
8:00 P.M
Operations
Collegian
Miscellaneous 160.00
Social 1,025.00
Dramatics 20.00
French 20.00
Spanish 20.00
International Relations .... 20.00
Art 20.00
Glee Club 175.00
Girls' Activities 250.00
Athletics 1,350.00
Library 350.00
German 20.00
Mathamatics 20.00
Photography 75.00
Specific Appropriations .... 725.00
Rose Replies To Collegian
Staff of Hazleton Collegian
Hazleton Undergraduate Center
Hazleton, Pennsylvania
Dear Staff :
Your telegram of October 22nd has just reached me. Shall
be pleased to judge your Beauty Contest. If you will send the
pictures along, I will return them as promptly as possible.
Cordially,
James Munroe
$ 150.00
1,075:00
$5,475.00
Collegian Court Queen To Be Selected
By World Renowned Glamour Authority
HEADS ACTIVITIES BOARD
Joseph Fisher
Activity Board
Elections Held
An organizational meeting of the
Activities Board was held on Thurs
day, October 23, at which time elec
tions were held for the board officers.
The results of the elections were as
follows:
Chairman—Joe Fisher.
Vice-President—Paul Wensko.
Secretary—Jerry Hassel.
Treasurer—John Polivka.
After the elections the board made
plans for the Harvest Dance to be
held on Friday, November 14. Presi
dent Fisher appointed- the chairmen
and members of the various commit
tees necessary in the successful ad
ministration of the affair.
Mr. Rudman, Advisor of the Acti
vities Board, started the meeting and
then turned it over to Joe Fisher,
President of the Activities Board.
There were only a few of the college
clubs which failed to send their dele
gates to the meeting.
BILLY ROSE
October 31, 1947
It was learned three hours before
COLLEGIAN went to press that Bil
ly Rose, .proprietor of the famed-
Diamond Horseshoe night club in
New York City, has consented to
judge a contest conducted by COL
LEGIAN to select a "Court Queen"
to reign throughout the 1947-48
basketball season at the Hazleton
Undergraduate Center.
Mr. Rose, remembered for his
promotion of Acquacade at the New
York World Fair and at the Cleve
land Centennial celebration, wrote
that he would be pleased to cooper
ate with COLLEGIAN in an effort to
decide what girl from the Hazleton
Center should reign as "basketball
belle" during the approaching sea
son.
All girls attending the Center are
eligible to compete for the crown. To
become an entrant, each coed in
terested must submit a glossy print
photograph. The photograph should
be brought to the COLLEGIAN office
in the Walnut street building. The
photographs will be sent to Mr. Rose
and his decision, of course, will be
final. All photographs will be re
turned to the owners.
Those girls wishing to compete for
the title "Hazleton Undergraduate
Court Queen" must have their. pho
tographs in the COLLEGIAN office
no later than Friday morning, No
vember 7th.
Mr. Billy Rose, who has graciously
consented to choose a "Court Queen"
from the photographs submitted by
co-eds of the Hazleton Undergradu
ate Center, is a man of many capa
bilities.
For many years his name has been
synonomous with show business, but
in addition to being a successful
showman, he is the author of a daily
syndicated column called "Pitching
Horseshoes", a feature which is in
demand in all cities, towns and ham
lets where newspapers are published.
Though not the holder of the title
at present, Mr. Rose was for several
years the world's fastest typist, and
he still enjoys competing against
other rapid-fire typists.
Not so many seasons ago, Mr. Rose
formed his famous Acquacade unit.
The female star of that spectacular
show was Eleanor Holm, the former
Olympic swimming star. Today Elea
nor Holm is IVirs. Billy Rose.
SOPHOMORE WOMEN TO MEET
There will be a meeting of all the
Sophomore women on Wednesday at
12:30 in the Walnut Street Library.
It will be short but extremely impor
tant.