FRIDAY, APRIL 14. 1961
Black Announces Editors
For Fall Term Collegian
The new editorial staff of from Shippensburg, and Paula
Dranov, junior in journalism from
The Daily Collegian for the Chester.
coming year was• announced
yesterday by John Black, edi-
tor in chief.
The new personnel director will
be Karen Hyneckeal, junior in
journalism from Baltimore, Md.,
assistant personnel director will
be Susan Eberly, junior in arts
and letters from State College.
Editorial assistants will be Joel
Myers, senior in meteorology from
Philadelphia, and Marilyn Teich
holtz, junior in journalism from
Massapequa, New York.
The new city editors will be
Richard Leighton, junior in jour
nalism from Washington Crossing,
and Lynne Cerefice, junior in
journalism from Verona, New Jer
sey. .
Copy editors will be Patricia
Dyer, junior in arts and letters
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The new sports editor will be
James Karl, junior in journalism
from ' Pittsburgh. John Morris,
sophomore in journalism from
Delta, will be assistant sports edi
tor.
Photography editor will be
John Beauge, junior in journalism
from Williamsport.
The new editorial board has
been enlarged to meet increasing
academic pressure under the four
term plan, Black said. The new
board has twelve members in corn
, parison to last year's board of
eight.
'Design at Work' Published
"Design at Work: Its Forms and
Functions" has just been pub
lished by the Center for Continu
ing Liberal Education.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA
Petitions to Go
To Governor
A series of petitions solicited
by the Liberal party expressing
[student approval of President Eric
'A. Walker's budget request will
be presented to Gov. David L.
Lawrence within the next week
and a half, Dale Harris, acting
chairman of the Liberal party
said yesterday.
Students who have not signed
the petitions and wish to do so.
may sign Monday and Tuesday
in the petition booth in the Hetzel
Union building.
The Liberal party's "Help Cut
the Budget Cut" campaign began
shortly after the release of Walk
er's budget request.
Simmons to Give Speech
C. D. Simmons, of the Philco
Corp., Lansdale, will speak at
4:15 p.m. Tuesday in 207 Electri
cal Engineering.
His subject will be: "Modern
High Frequency Transistors."
Delphi Blanks Available
Applications for Delphi, sopho
more men's hat society, are now
available at 'the dean of men's
office. Second and third semester
students with a minimum 2.0 All-
University average may fill out
applications. The official deadline
is 4 p.m. today.
Let Collegian Classifieds
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