Page Four
Chemistry Instructor
James Peyton
James L. Peyton, Jr., of Hunting
ton, West Virginia, the new instruc
tor in chemistry at the Center this
year received his Bachelor of Science
degree from Marshall College, Hunt
ington, West Virginia, in 1948; and
his Master of Science degree from the
same institution in 1949. He served
in the U. S. Army Air Force from
1940 to 1947 and saw combat in the
Pacific Theater as a B-29 pilot. He
was discharged with the rank of Ma
jor. Mr. PeYton is married and has
a seven year old daughter.
LATE NEWS
Write Air Force
Promotion as
Bulletin
Technical Sgt. Joseph P. Flartey,
Air Force R 0 T C instructor at
Center, received a promotion to the
rank of Master Sergeant.
Twenty Students
Donate Blood
Twenty Hazleton Penn State stu
dents volunteered blood donation to
the "blood-mobile" unit in Conyng
ham November 15.
The Red Cross thanks those who
participated in this noble cause. An
honor roll will be sent to the College
and Miss Yannes will receive the
blood types of the student donors.
The YMCA membership drive is
now under way. All PSC students
are entitled to a regular membership
at the reduced rate of $3 per sem
ester. See Mr. Rudman!
Students will find themselves
somewhat richer
now that nickels will not have
to be used in the juke box.
THE JUKE BOX IS YOURS!
HANDLE IT WITH CARE!
If anything goes wrong with the mechanism,
get in touch with Ed. McGee
English Instructors
Frederick Ciletti
Fred Ciletti, English composition
and English literature instructor at
the Center, received his bachelor of
arts degree from the Pennsylvania
State College in 1949 and his master
of arts degree from the same school
this year. He served in the U. S.
Army Air Force for 28 months in the
Southwest Pacific. He now resides
with his wife and family in Conyng
ham, Pennsylvania.
Joseph Fisher
Joseph Fisher, English composition
and journalism instructor at the Cen
ter, attended the Hazleton Center,
Georgetown University, Washington,
D.C., and was graduated from the
Pennsylvania State College in 1949
with a bachelor of arts degree. He is
now completing his master of arts
degree through the Pennsylvania
State College. Mr. Fisher, who is
married, served with the Third Mar
ine Air Wing in the Pacific area dur
ing World War 11.
-coLihtIAN
Same Old Story
Did you take a "look-see" at the
two pretty pictures on the right?
Nice buildings and pretty sharp scen
ery, huh? But did you notice the long,
forlorn look on the students' faces?
Notice also how they are snuggled
up on the lawn trying to figure out
where to go. No doubt these students
are wondering about the new Activi
ties Building. If we had an activities
building, these students would have
a perfect place to spend their idle
moments, instead of roaming about
the campus in search of adventure.
Picture a nice, cozy Activities Build
ing, just a stone's throw from those
on the picture, where one could go to
exercise biceps, practice speeches, ac
quire inspiration for English themes,
play basketball, badminton, ping
pong, and just oodles of other things.
Sounds like something out of "Ara
bian Nights", or maybe Alladin with
his lamp, doesn't it? Like to see it
come true ? Well, it can happen here,
if we all get on the ball and support
the Activities building drive. So fell
ow students, let's brush off the old
salesman's text book, read up on the
approach and selling procedure, and
get all the support we can for this
needed building. Remember, this is
going to be a tough job, but if we all
put our noses to the grind-stone
(there ought to be an easier way)
we can all see this dream come true.
A Panacea
(Continued from page 2)
students of Highacres might be at
tending classes in the charred ruins
of the Walnut street school or read
ing Wordworth's poetry beside a pas
toral stream.
When we graduate from Penn
State College, our one asset in ob
taining a job will be our college dip
loma. On some part of this piece of
paper will be the words, Hazleton
Center. The diploma having been
presented to an employer, do we want
him to look at it and say, "Hazleton ?
The students at Hazleton aren't very
aggressive, are they ?" Are we going
to say "no" or are we going to say,
"Our student body raised $2500 for
an activities building!" This, our stake
in the Penn State Center building
drive--our sheepskin!
FOR A BETTER
PENN STATE CENTER
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Hazleton, Pa.
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Idylls of Oscar
(Continued from page 2)
peaceful meal, and tried to compose
myself. My eyes wandered to the
clock on the wall. There was no a
greement between the clock and my
watch. According to the clock, I
should have been out at Highacres 10
minutes ago taking a test. The clock
was correct, so I paid for my coffee
with my watch, donned dark glasses
and worked the block between Laurel
and Wyoming until I earned bus fare
to Highacres.
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Engineers Plan Tour
Engineering sophomores will tout
the Bethlehem plant of the Bethle
hem Steel Corporation on November
27, Mr. Pavone announced today. In
cluded in the tour are visits to the
following departments: blast furnace,
open hearth, coke plant, rolling mills,
drop forge, and heavy machine shops.
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