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To Collect Goods
For Overseas
Penn State students in Hazleton
are being asked to take part in the
Church World Service clothing drive
for overseas relief. Locally the Ha
zleton Committee on Overseas Relief
is staging the drive. In college the
International Relations Club is spon
soring the group.
A box has been placed in the Wal
nut Street building and donations
may be placed there. On the list of
materials are:
Clothing of all kinds, bedding,
shoes tied in pairs, •children's books,
cotton feed bags, felt hats, Bibles,
table ware but not chinaware, bar
soap, toys, kitchen utensils, sewing
supplies, games, cutlery, galoshes.
Dolls, linens, farm tools and har
ness, school supplies, candles and
stubs, any kind of seeds, stockings
and sox, hand tools, bicycles, toilet
supplies, and ladies' handbags.
Donations are to be wrapped or
bundled. A city-wide door-to-door
eollection,is being made.
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DANCE FRIDAY
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Vayda and Margaret Kohler; publici
ty, Hank Ziegler and Silverman;
general arrangements, Bob Kostic.
Officers recently elected to head
the board are: Bob Kostic, president;
Paul Pucillo, vies president; Margar
et Kohler, secretary-treasurer. - Syd
Rudman is faculty adviser.
ACTIVITIES BUDGET 1948-49
The budget was passed by a unanimous vote at a meeting 'of
the College Council on October 29, 1948. It was approved by
the Council on Administration on November 1.
Athletics $1,290.00
Collegian 820.00
Center Punch ' 80.00
Library __ 250.00
Girls' Athletics 100.00
Music * - 50.00
Social Activities 1,200.00
Convocation ---___ 250.00
Operations 100.00
Clubs: .
Drama
Photo
Int. Relations
French
German
Dancing
Math
Spapish . ---
Girls' Social
Engineering
Chemistry
*Specific Appropriations
Miscellaneous
Total $5,250.00
Estimated Receipts $5,250.00
*This fund is a reserve fund out of which appropriatio i ns may
be made by the Council as need arises. Certain sums have al
ready been earmarked by the Council for ,particular activities.
H. AZLETO(> COLLEGIAN
Center Group in
Hazleton Talent Show
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tames for the - puppets was supervised
by Freshman Anna Pfeiffer.
Other groups who appeared in the
varietir production are the Hazleton
High School Thespians, the Choral
airs, the YMCA male chorus, the
YWHA, Most Precious Blood sym
phonic orchestra, YWCA •group, and
Hazleton's Little Theater group.
This program was presented as
a benefit show for the temple build
ing fund. Construction has been
started on the erection of a two
story, brick annex to the temple
building at Church and Hemlock
streets.
PENN STATE JESTERS
DRAMA CLUB NAME
"Penn State Jesters" was the name
chosen for the liaileton Center's
dramatic club.
An interesting demonstration on
applying make-up for the juvenile,
the middle age and the old age per
son was given by Jean Lovrinie at
the last meeting. Neil Lwellyn was
the model.
During intermission on November
19 an entertaining show will be pre
sented by members of the Penn State
Jesters.
Arthur Cloetingh, head of Dra
matics at the campus, will be here
November 16 for a center caucus.
In all fairness to the males of the
Hazleton Center, a survey has been
condutted among the women to get
some idea of what type of clothing is
making or breaking the man today.
One contributor thought the men
ought to spend more time combing
their hair. Hair knows what 'tis to be
parted! Another spoke highly of
something a little more "groovy,"
creases in trousers and shirt sleeves.
Eyes right, take a bow, Aaron Deitch.
Splashy socks apparently rate sec
ond highest with the women, not to
overlook a vital complement, loud ties.
Fellows taking courses from, James
Steele should take note. And, does
anyone know who helps Bill Baran on
and off with his ski-shoes ? . . .
Some very interesting facts have
seeped out about the outside dives of
several women students at RUC: To
mention just a few, Nancy Dißonilfa
zio and Tirsuline Umbriac are both
trained nurses et the Hazleton State
Hospital. Their hours are from 4
until 12 p. m. daily . . . .
Sara Gensel,- of iNescopeck, is a
little woman with a lot of responsi
bilities. Besides taking active part in
extra-curricular activities, president
of the Neophyte Dance Club and sec
retary of IRC, she is a leader of a
Girl Scout Troop at Nescopeck, and
conducts a junior choir there. . . .
All girls desiring to participate in
Bob Thomas Is
Chem Club Pres.
Robert Thomas has been elected
president of the Hazleton Center's
first Chemistry Club. Also elected to
office are: Myron Schmutzer, vice
president; Mary Ellen McHugh, sec
retary-treasurer; Jack Sipple, repre
sentative to the Activities Board.
The club has been organized through
the efforts of Chemistry Instructor
Mae Fauth.
The club meets every other Tues.
evening at 7:30 o'clock in Room 1,
Broad Street building. A monthly
dues schedule of 25c was approved
by the members.
An attempt is being made to have
a moving, picture reel on chemistry
for this Tuesday's meeting. Robert
Kostick has been appointed chairman
of the club's refreshment committee.
Club officials have extended an in
vitation to all students to join the
club and take part in its activites.
20.00
25.00
21.00
15.00
15.00
20.00
15.00
15.00
20.00
20.00
15.00
809.00
100.00
CHINESE ENGINEER
SPOKE TO STUDENTS
Conditions in China and the rea
sons for them were explained by
Carl T. Mao, Chinese electrical en
gineer, to the members of the Inter
national Relations Club recently.
At present with the PP&L, Mao
expects to return soon to China to
take up electrical engineering there.
KATH.T.KOEtrs : :; ORN: OR
November 16, 1948
Sara Genoa
women's activities are reminded that
they will automatically lose member
ship H dues are not paid. .
Captain of the Girls' Cheeerleading
Team is Grace Heppe. The team, un
der the direction of Mrs. Naomi Goss,
is composed of Betty Fabian, Dolores
Lee, Mary Lou Pollock, and Janet
Szutowiez. Plans are being made for
a rally sometime next week.
On Thanksgiving Eve the team ex
pects to make their first appearance
at the Alumni game.
CLASSIFIED ADS
Do you drive -to Pittsburg, Scran
ton or Philadelphia over the week
end? Have a book you'd like to sell?
Need a room or a sliderule? If so, put
it in the classified ads, -a new column
in the Collegian for just such prob
lems. A special envelope will be in
the Collegian office marked for ads.
Any students with material are
urged to submit it to the paper for
publication two days before it goes
to press. Ads for the next issue are
due no later than November 20.
FREE. Tickets for Hazleton Talent
on Parade. See Syd Rudman.
RIDES TO MARYLAND. Miss Lois
Neifert offers to take riders any
weekend to points on route to
Maryland.
Oh yes, I'm off the dames for life,
Let some other guy take her for a
wife.
I'm through, washed up. They ain't
no more,
Say, who's that blonde who just
came through the door?
Seven o'clock is the hour of deci
sion! It's then that you decide to go
to a movie, a dance, play bridge,
bowl—or study.
Father: Are they very strict on
you at school?
Son: Well, one fellow died in
class and they propped him up till
the lecture• ended.