Vol» 171* No, X *-■*"•**.• <» *— —— * -- r—- r - Tr im ni t«ni <—rttr <— STUDENT COUNCIL On Wednesday, October 7-* the regular weekly meeting of Student Council was held with Cal Shipman presiding» Members for the standing committees - the rules ' committee, the traffic committee, the budget committee, and the social committee were appointed,-, While three of the -committees consist only of student council members, the social committee will include students outside of the council 9 Two members of the council will servo as co-chairmen of this committee, they arcs Norm Ha.ll and Jack Donovan? Final plans for the Freshman dance were presented by chairman Bill Burcih, The question of whether or not the Center should have intercollegiate basketball was discussed.' It was decided that members of council and class officers will make a survey to present the facts of the basketball program, and see how ...any of the students are in favor of tgis sport* The program, if accepted, tall cost approximately §9OO, about one third of the money in the student council treasury.,, OVER 100 ENJOY FRESBKAN DANCE IN COLLEGE LOUNGE More than a hundred students danced, clacked, visited, sang, and ate at the first evening social event of the year engineered by the Student Council last night lounge, foyer, and cafeteria. Top events in the dancing were a Bunny Hop with Bob Scott in the lead position followed by a line of thirty or more cool catsj a .Mexican Hat Dancej and a Czardas in which Bob Henney and Mary Donish were the sole survivors of the whirling dervish antics (Mary was really in a whirl). Like all social events at Highacres, last night's party had a cozy, family atmosphere that culminated (after the orchestra folded) in a spontaneous singing session by the whole crowd. Everyone was loaded with barbecues, cider, soda, potato chips, and pickles served by a committee of experienced chefs in the persons of Pete Zablocki, Jack Taluskie, Cal Shipman, Norm Hall, and Jack Donovan, Bill Burcin was named by the Student Council as general chairman, and Larry Yannes also worked on the preparations for the party. Free Advertisement for the bookstore: The Bookstore has just ordered a new supply of Penn State sweatshirts. They'jjU. be in soon. STAFF FOR THIS ISSUE Managing Editor: George I.'astrian Copy Editor: Horn Hall Typist: Bettie Iffert Ellen Iffert Theresa Flynn Shirley Ray llary Bis sol HAZLETON COLIBGX&N Weekly Newsletter Edition The Pennsylvania State, College Center & Contributing Tfriters Hary.Donish Jackie Cohn Lillian Junas Elaine Ferko Nancy Maue Norbert Turnbach Virginia Muscavitch Don Snover Bob Henney News Contributions welcomed Office: South Hall 103 October 8, 1953 •mw— i ■■>"»«*» .nwnwiiw.'i
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