P IC;E SIX
Perhaps he could co bine the du
ties of secretary of the Alumni As
sociation with that of b iness agent,
of- the Student 13uildi4 some em
ployment might also be found: for
him on the-c - ollege staff.
Above all we need a leader at
once. Last year tne graduating
class gave the first impetus to the
enterprise by a gift of $lOOO. This
is more progress than we ever made
before in the undertaking. We
must not allow the enthusiasm tp
wane.
We must strike while the
iron is hot, and we must keep it hOt
by striking. '
, Where will the leader be found ?
Perhaps some suggestions from the
alumni will help locate the proper
Alumni Take Notice.
"It is a self evident fact that Beg
Pennsylvania State College is very
much in need of a Social Hall or
rGeneral Club House. It is also just
'as evident that such a Club House
,will not spring up of its own accord.
"Eight years have elapsed since
plans were drawn for a Social Hall
to be located at State College, and
in those eight years little or no prog
ress has been recdrded.
"Waiting apparently does not pro
duce the desired result. Conse
quently theie is but- one other way if
Students, Faculty and Alumni feel
that the need must be met.
"Those who should cooperate are
the Students, Faculty, Alumni and
Trustees. The question of definite
action with regard, to a Social Hall
should be brought before the next
regular meeting of the Alumni Asso
ciation; and .an endeavor made to
have a committee appointed by the
Association to confer with commt
tees from the Students, Faculty ai d
Trustees on ways and means."
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Alumni Secretary.
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