NEWSLETTER
FROM THE
DELAWARE COUNTY CAMPUS
ELECTION NEWS
For about two weeks the walls of Delaware Campus were covered
with brilliant color and student enthusiasm. All the color and
enthusiasm was for the Student Government Association elections.
The newspaper staff would like to congratulate the winners and
thank all who actively participated in the campaigning.
The elections were held from Tuesday October 11, to Friday
October 14. Running for the various offices were: Cosmo Cianci,
Micheal Curley, and John Swain for President; Joni Batey, Vicki
Merryman, Theodore Schmidt for Vice-President; Lesley Bantom,
Laura Honiss for Secretary; Ellen Ritchie and Janet Trambo for
Treasurer; Gail Feldman and Debbie Raum for Parlimentarian.
The results were: President-John Swain, Vice-President-
Theodore C. Schmidt, Secretary-leslev Banton, Treasurer-Janet
trambo and Parlimentarian-Gail Feldman.
These five have a hard year ahead of them and need all the
cooperation they can get. Let's get in there and help.
A NEWSPAPER FOR DELCO
During the last few weeks a series of meetings were held in
order to lay the foundation for a student newspaper for Delaware
campus. The staff expects to publish its" first edition in a
few weeks. After that the paper will be published monthly. Any-
one lnterested in Joining the staff or having any questions should
watch the Bullepin Board for Meeting notices
OPEN HOUSE
Your campus invites you, your family and friends to attend its
first open house to be held on Sunday netober, 29, 1967 form 1-5 p.m.
This will take place on the Campus located at 6th and Penn Sts.
All will have a chance to tour the campus and talk with the faculty
members and staff. Refreshments will be served.
A NAME FOR THE PAPER
After an hour's deliberation, the newspaper staff finally agreed
on two names for the paper: The Lion's Eye or the Campus Informer.
We would like you, the students, to choose the name you pre-
fer. Just write the name down on a slip of paper and drop it off
at the main office.