November 23
COMMUTERS' SHELTER COMPLETED
One of the newest imProramentlto the campus is the commuters' shelter which
has been constructed at the entrance to the school, Construction of the shelter s
and improvement which has teen in the making for a number of yoars s was begun in
mid-August and compleed just after the fall semester began ° The purpose of the
shelter is two-fold, l 'iret t it is to provide cover during the 4inlement weather for
those who are commuting; second, it is to improve the looks of the entrance and
make it more outstanding to passers -by o The area around the shelter is yet to be
landscaped, a job which wtll have to wait until next spring,, Also, there into be a
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new sign',retion of the sign has been postponed until the final word about
changing the College name comes through* If it is dedlded to change the name of the
College p the Hazleton Center hones to be first to use the new name o
The shelter was creztedat a cost of $1,,100 0 Money for the construction was
appropriated by the Harleton Educational Colnof.l from a fund which they administer e
The shelter was designed by TOr o Merle E t , Campbell., and he drew the plans from which
contractor John F o Zeisloft workedo
SORORITY NEWS
On ThursdAY ev ening, November 5 9 the Theta Sigma Pi Sorority held its monthly
business meeting with President Harriet Tulin presiding, ' Mem were discussed to hold
a bake sale in Deisrothfs Department Store basement on Saturday, December 5 0 Each
member was asked to make a contribution, either moneyor baked goeds o
The Sorority Tea and Supper 'gaze discussed and dates rare set aside for them.
The Tea mill be held Cunday o December 6 $ and the Supper will be held in January o
Mothers are invited to the Tea
At the next meeting, the 3orority . is featnring a sneaker i After the meeting,
refreshem6nts will be served * All girls are asked to attend,
COLLEGE ARTS SOCIETY
Another meeting of the College Arts Society washeld Fridaye Plans for the
presentation of a movie were further discussed', It was also decided to include
Dramatics on the agenda for the year ()
It is hoped that withldr*Nilcox:s able help s a dramatic presentation will be
possible later in the years
CAMPUS ROADS ARE CLEARED FOR'ACTION
Everyone wants to thank Harold Michaels ) our hard working snow plowman for the
job he did keeping the highway leading to the Center open and ready for action with
traffic on Monday morning ) * This was no small task g for it took eight heurs of
p lowing over the week.end ) to get everything clear of the snow ) This usually does
not take so long s but the storm Friday was especially heavy p making the job much
harder ) Luckily, the warn sun melted much of the remaining snow ) eliminating the need
for cinders. For those of you uho have been parking your cars in the lot and have
been burning your clutch out trying to drive around that mound of snow in the middle
of the area, be happy about it o The College went out and hired a tractor to come in
and serape the snow away from the cleared areap allowing you to park there Monday )
We all have had our first taste of the snow so lets hope that everything goes as
well again as it did this last ti e ) and that our roads are plowed as effectively
as now,
John Coyne and Burgess Faux also worked through most of Saturday and Sunday, to
get the campus ready for Mondayls classes,
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