Vol. XVI, No. 17
STUDENT COUNCIL PUBLICIZES IDEA OF STUDENT UNION BUILDING FOR HIGHACRES
Members of Student Council voted unanimously, at the regularly scheduled meet
ing, lhodteedwy, to publicize the idea of a Student Union Building to students
not familiar with the plan. The idea of a Student Union Building, which originated
in Student Council, was recommenddd as the result of the passing of a formal motion
at the meeting held January 13. This recommendation stated that the Student Council
"is in favor of a new Student Union Building and an additional assessment not to ex
ceed $5.00 per student per semester, pending approval of the student body." If
approved by the student body, such a move would have to be approved and probably
underwritten by main campus authority. Because of the time consumed negotiating
this plan in conjunction with campus authority, the students presently enrolled
would not receive the daily benefit from such a Student Union Building, but on the
other hand they would not be assessed for it. Council members are now drawing up
a referendum and will circulate it in order to find out the opinion of the students.
TAYLORITES üBIG ONE"77.7bMUst lain at Hershey, Saturday, To Enter Playoffs
Playing with their backs to the wall (Ed. notes I saw no wall), Coach Zack
Taylor's basketeers came through with a well-earned three point victory, at HHS
gym, Wednesday night. Led by the dual scoring punch of Norm Hall and Bobby Boyle,
24 and 17 points respectively, Hazleton Center thrilled a noisy crowd as it handed
York Junior College its second defeat of the season,
Both York and our Mountain Lions were really 'toff° their shooting ability --
York hitting 26 out of 48 attempts for a 54% average, and the Lions hitting 30 out
of 54 attempts for a 55% average. hat started off to be strictly a scoring duel
between York's Acri (27) and our Norm Hall (24) turned out to be a hard-fought
battle of wits to the final whistle.
By defeating York, the Fountain Lions need only a final win this Saturday, at
Hershey, to throw the Pennsylvania Junior College Conference into a three-•,ray tie,
and make the end-of-season tournament spectacularly decisive.
We Box-Score
Mountain Lions FG
Hall 10
Boyle 7
Polchin 4
Frank
Raos 2
Gruszewski 2
Michaels 1
Pennsylvania Junior College Conference Standings
York 10-2 .833 *(Season completed)
Hazleton 9--2 . 818
Johnstown 8--2 .800
Keystone 4--6 *4OO
Hershey 3-8 .272
Altoona 2--8 .200
Mont Alto 1--9 5 100
Games Friday: Keystone vs Johnstown
Game Saturday: Hagleton at Hershey
HAZLETON COLLEGIAN
Weekly Newsletter Edition
The Pennsylvania State University Center
Highacres, Hazleton, Pennsylvania
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Mont Alto vs Altoona
February 26,1954
PTS
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FG FLS
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7 1
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