Sophomore Vice President
John Riley
College Council
Officers Take Over
The newly-elected College Council
of HUC held its first meeting of the
year, on October 20', 1947.
Frank Lucia, who was elected last
week as Sophomore President, was
installed as Council President. Elec
ted to serve under him were Bernard
Dvorscak as Vice-President, Jane
Kenvin as Secretary, and James
Fischer as Treasurer. The Council's
representative to the Student Activi
ties Board is Irene Smith.
The Council passed a motion
whereby several Hazleton people (to
be chosen later) will be admitted as
honorary members of the Council, to
have the same privileges as students
at ,HUC.
HUC Students In
Community Theatre
When the Hazleton Little Theatre
presented a one-act play, "Direct
Mail", •at the regular meeting at the
YWCA building on Thursday eve
ning, the Hazleton Undergraduate
Center was well represented in the
program. Clarence "Duke" •Sipple,
Sophomore Class Treasurer, played
the leading role, and the supporting
cast included the following HUC stu
dents: Eugene Bogdon, Wilbur
Smith, Daniel Alampi and John
Perna. Gedige Gorda, who also at
tends HUC, served as master of cer
emonies for the program.
The same men are working on
committees for the Little Theatre's
forthcoming production of "The
Family Upstairs" a three act comedy
to be presented on November sixth,
at the , Grebey Memorial Auditorium.
Included in the cast of this major
production is Albert Christie, also a
student of HUC.
There is so much good in the worst
And so much bad in the best of us,
That it hardly becomes any of us
To talk about the rest of us.
Answers To Try This Brain Teaser
1. (e), 2. (g), 3. (i), 4. (j), 5. (a),
6. (h), 7. (b), 8. (c), 9. (d), 10. (f).
Geology Class Visits
Penna Crystal Cave
Mr. Zerbe's geology class made a
trip on Tuesday afternoon to Crystal
Cave, Pa., where they enjoyed an in
teresting tour through the cave. The
guide helped add color to his explan
atory remarks by an effective use of
his Pennsylvania Dutch accent.
The cave was found in 1871 when
a group of men accidently discovered
it while blasting for limestone. Geol
ogosts believe that the cave was
formed in the glacial period, many
years ago, when rushing water
washed away the loose strata.
The trip was made by automobile
with six cars leaving from the Wal
nut :Street Building at 1:00 p.m. Prior
to departure, a member of the Ha
zleton Police Department halted
highway traffic, making it possible
for the group to leave together.
Thespians Presented
On October 17th at 8:00 P.M. the
Penn State Thespians of HUC pre
sented a half-hour program in con
junction with "Pennsylvania Week"
over WAZL. The HUC Glee Club and
the Dramatics Club highlighted great
events in American history which
took place in Pennsylvania. Richard
Evans and Leroy Hinkle were fea
tured soloists for the broadcast. A
recording was. made of the broa,dAast
and will be sent to the Penn State
iCampus.
Final rehearsal of the Glee Club
was conducted by Miss Garbrick on
Wednesday for the WAZL broadcast
on October 30th.
Although election of officers has
not been held, Miss Garbrick has ap
pointed Bernard Dvorscak to be tem
porary representative to the Student
Government.
Marolo Re-elected
German Club Pres.
At a meeting of the German Club
on October 16th; Samuel Marolo was
re-elected president. The following
officers were elected to assist the
president: Jeanne Uzmann, Vice
President; Doris Bartol, Secretary;
John Hutnyan, Treasurer; Walter
Steinman, Representative to Student
Activities; Gene Kostick, Reporter to
the Collegian.
Plans were advanced to reserve a
table once a week in a local restau
rant, where German students may
eat. The time and place will be an
nounced in the next edition of the
Collegian. Miss Erlemann began pre
paration on a skit to be presented at
the next meeting of the German
Club. The participants will be mem
bers of the German Club.
Miss Phillips Heads
Le Cercle Francais
Since the French Club did not
meet until October 29th, Miss Phil
lip's appointed George Gorda as ten
tative representative to the Studen't
Government.
—Hoch
At the meeting last Wednesday,
plans were discussed for the organi
zation of the club. Miss Phillips sta-
HAZL'ETON COLLEGIAN
Half Hour Show
Submit , Cartoons To
Hazleton Collegian
All students desiring to have their
cartoons and sketches published in
the Hazleton Collegian must submit
their copy at least one week before
date of publication. Hand in your
sketches in the following manner:
1. Make sketch in BLACK INK.
2. Submit sketches on regular
theme paper (81 x 11 inches).
3. Sketches must be 41inches
wide by 4i inches long.
4. Please sign your name at the
bottom of each sketch; the
right hand corner is usually
the best place.
5. Please DO NOT submit more
than one sketch on each sheet
of paper.
The subject matter for these car
toons is not limited. If you want to
do a cartoon on some of the incidents
that happen at HUC, go right ahe.i.
This adds some spice to this column,
Please do not overdo your cartoons.
The simplest drawing usually makes
the best comic feature. Now come
on, students! Let's see what you can
turn out! How about some sketches
on the current fashion question?
Come on, you engineers! Here's your
chance to really let off steam.
Mathematics Club
Under Coburn-Zerbe
On October 20th the Mathematics
Club met and elected the following
members to club offices: Paul Wen
sko, President; Bernard Frye, Vice
President; and Gladys Lorah, Secre
tary.
Mr. Coburn took a referendum
vote on choice subjects the .club
wished to discuss. The following list
is the order in which these topics
will be presented: Fundamentals of
algebra; the slide rule; mathematical
short cuts; elements of calculus; and
mathematical oddities. At the meet
ing of October 27th the discussion
of factoring was continued by Mr.
Zerbe, who is the new advisor of the
club.
All students who had or are taking
at least college algebra are invited
to attend the next meeting of the
club and to become members.
STAMP CLUB EXTENDS
INVITATION TO * HUC
The Hazleton Stamp Club extends
to all students of HUC interested in
stamp collecting an invitation to at
tend meetings held in the chess room
of the YMCA. The meetings are held
the second and fourth Thursday of
every month.
Lectures, auctions and joint meet
ings with the Tamaqua Club make
up the Stamp Club's program.
The office of vice-president is held
by Carl Hill, a member of the HUC
student body,
ted that elections for club officers
will be held in the near future. After
the elections the club's president will
appoint a program committee for the
forth-coming year and a constitution
will be drawn up.
Fresh Vice President
Richard Waechter
Photography Club
Instructions Start
On October 20th the Photography
Club elected Paul Polivka executive
head. After Mr. Polivka was installed
in a brief ceremony, Mr. Levine in
structed the club members in devel
oping and printing.
On October 30th the club held its
second meeting. Mr. Levine ve ex
tensive instruction on enlarging
equipment and the process of enlarg
ing. It was also decided that mem:ber
ship for the club is still open and
anyone interested in joining is asked
to contact Mr. Levine.
Mr. Levine also wishes to an
nounce that the darkroom is now
open to members of the Photography
Club anytime during the day.
Goss Receives Letter
Of Appreciation
Mr. Amos Goss
Penn State Uudergraduate Center
Hazleton, Penna.
Dear Mr. Goss:—
May I take this opportunity to ex
press thanks to you and your staff
for your excellent cooperation with
this station.
Thank you for the many applicants
you sent for the part-time announc
ing job and thanks, too, to Miss Gar
brick and Mr. Seibel for the excellent
cooperation and program for Penn
sylvania Week.
Please be assured of our full co
operation with your organization at
all times.
Sincerely yours,
DON MURRAY
Program Manager
Hazleton •Broadcasting Co.
NO NEW BUILDING
DEVELOPMENT AS YET
There are still no developments on
new buildings to house the Hazleton
Undergraduate Center of Penn State.
According to an interview afforded
by a staff reporter with Mr. Amos
Goss it was stated that the new buil
ding plans will "just slide along" be
cause there are too many other im
portant matters pressing.