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FOURTH OF JULY PARADE—The State Col- Volunteer Fire Co. •New care, old cars, fire
lcge High School band was one of many musical fighting equipment and floattl all "made the
groups in the hour-long parade last night which scene" on College and Beaver Avenues.
is sponsored annually by the State College
Heath Provides Classical Interlude
Andrea• lle•ath, recently return- Heath said he felt there was a received his muster's degree from
ed 'from an- around-the-world renewed interest in . good music Yale School of! Music.
concf:rl tour. provided the Uni- and in good jazz, "which is very 7 DURING Hal CONCERT. Heath
versity with a classical music in- important." He added that while made Only one 'prograni comment.
terlude for a summer evening piano music saw an ebb in popu
playing. his second selec
as he pLrtuimed for the Artists' larity a few years ago, the flux lion, " ore My Lady Carey!S Dompe"
Series Friday night in Schwab. , between it and chamber music
r
Heath's piano concert included is becoming more stabilized to-'''. l "
an ano-nymous composer, he
works' by Hindemith. Beethoven, day. - , explained that a dompe is a
mournful: song This lament, he
Cleinenti. Chopin : . 'Dubussy and' •
fulartinu. For two encores, Heath' Heath said he enjoys playing on added, is a type of "16th centtiry
played short - C - orkipositions by university campuses as he still blues."
Delius and Poulenc. 'feels a part tit the college group,) "When we say we are 'down in
Commenting after 'the
-concerthaVing graduated about 10 years the dumps,' " ; Heath 'said, "we
on his recent would tour, the ago, He attended Harvard and use the same word."
young American musician said he
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enjoyed playing in Taiwan
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Get
moss) '
because the People there __ __ er / ivrcoson wir Posts
Deihl
were- "so enthusiastic, so starved',
for good music." • .
THE TOUR, part of the Depart: • 1 I
As Collegian, WDFM Aides
,
.ment of' State's cultural exchange
_ The Daily Collegian and cam-business staffs of the newspaper.i
program. .ciok - Heath principallyi
to the Ear East, as well as to Italy pus radio station WDFM have A 1959 graduate of the Unl-'
,
and Lebanon. Moth recently appointed staff' versity, he has been 'editor of The
' Heath said that before playing:assistin4. :- .. ;Daily Messenger in Home Stead,
in japan, he had been somewinsince 1960. The Messenger is ait, WILLIAM - E. DEIBLER has.
scared of appearing before b' Jap-, been named executive secretary'daily newspaper serving five su-!
anese audience because - these' of Collegian. Inc:. publisher of The' burban Pittsburgh c'cln4lunities'
people are so silent. Hpoon found' Daily: Collegian and its summer' While -a strident at the Uni-t
versity; Deibler was . a general!
'that they made a ver'Sr` rapt audi- term 'counterpart. The Summer assignment reporter and assistant
ence, one with - which it was easy Collegian. Deibler's duties will
to establish rapport. include advising the, nev. ., and to the city editor -of Ithe Centre]
Daily T,imes. I i f •
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..... • - ' - RONALD fft. N.IebSON. • in-
Hamel -Narned as Research Assistant - .structor in s-Oeech and cloctorl
• candidate at ,he University, has
LeAcr4 S. Hamel. retired briga- Immediately following his vol- ; .been appointed assistant general ,
dies general in the U.S. Marine:untarY .retirement from the U.S.,manager to work with, the WDFM t
! Marine•Corps in 1958. the generalsthil. 1
Coips who. received his bachelor .
thew admitted as an undergraduate ; .
Nicoson received 1-iis bachelor ]
and inaFti r's degrees from thestudent with junior class • stand-
Univeisity following his retire- in at' the Unftersity. lie had;!, itn f ' a a rt 'Ll e e ;
el-n
1 e 9 1 .54 sand 1 1 1 m fro as m -1
Inent, hay been named research completed - ) a-- 'two-year course at rter of arts -degree in• commuhica-'
assistant :aid assistant director o f'Kutztown. State College : (then
lions from Detichigan I State Uni-'
Student Affairs 'Research in the Keystone? State - Normal School); v , }
i t -.
in 1955-
.Office of Student Affairs. in 1923'and taught for three years His experknce includes work
In his ne‘v: position, he will be in Pennsylvania schools. . 'as news editor for I,WWTV in'
respo n sible for general admini- I 'llatnel received his bachelor of Cadillac. Micli., and 'three, years.
tration, for . planniii. coordinating arts degree in secondary educa-' as film script writer and instruc-.
and_supervisine program: - and for tam in 1960 and was awarded a'tor for thc U,S. ArrnY.
liaison :with other a pencies• in the' master of cd.ication degree in' Nicoson is'also coach of the
Office of. Student Affairs. counseling a year later. men's debate- team. I
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OUR SEMI-ANNUAL
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HABEIWASii ERY
bb ihe Center :1:1
Commonwealth Cain
Enrollment
Double by
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' UNIVERSITY PARK—Project-,began operting a used book sell
ed enrollment Pxpani;ion at the•ing service for the - students for
University's 13 Cominonwealthithe first time at the end of the
campuses for 1970 shows doub-,spring• term.
ling and tripling of .the inumber, i
WYOMISSING—IIIe Keystone
of students at most campuses ociety;
officials said - recently. I
1 a Commonwealth campus
'service recognition Ociety; was
For the Altoona campus, the . chartered' recently at the. WYO-
predicted increase will be from, m i ss i n g campus and new mem
the pre.sent 416 to 800. Behrend's h ers i n iti a t e d .
{enrollment will ! probably jump
from 287 to 800. 1 ' ! A series of literary contests will
Other expected increases are:be held in the fall iterm at' this
'Dußois,i 149 to 400; Hazleton, 250 campus. Topics will be 'selected
;to
the sponsors of the contest ;
p ' ,
;to 500; McKeesport, 380 Ito 1,100;
Mont Alto, 107 to 300-i,N w Ken- staff members of ithe campus'
}sington, 99 to 1.000 Ogntz, 96111 weekly student newpublication.
ito 1.500; Pottsville, . 232 to 500; YORK—In a recent survey to
f
,Scra'nton. 117 to 700; i wyOmissing,fget faculty opinions lon the four
-177 to 500; and 'fork. -158 to 400.,term.systern and its operation, 57
1 By 1970 the University i s a l so per cent of those rpi cul ty mem-
I planning to establish several mew hers questioned at the York cam
;centers, including one at Harris- pus had "no preference" for either
'burg with an expected enrollment the term system or Ithe semester
of 500.. system. About 65 per cent,of the
1
DUBOIS—A communiity fund-, seniors on the campus said they
preferred the semester system.
raising drive is now in progress In the case of the seniors. rea
;to provide money' to build addi-1
isons most often give h for wanting
itional classrooms tit?. the Dußois
:campus. ' l lto return to the semester system
" ;were that a sixteen -week period
Eighty "per cent of the goal of'provides students with the time
;5600.000 has been reached. The' necessar s,
to absorb the subject
'campaign will be continhed until'matter. Another reaion given was
the goal is reached, offi/ials said. that class periods were also short-
MCKEESPORi--The ,Yiew stu-jer then than under the current
dent union building at i the Mcelteno.veek term. I
'Keesport campus was 11 recently' ,
,
dedicated. The new bUilding h
the
Ad Federation Elects ~
been used by students during
past year. i , D avis i
Davis to Hall of Fame •
1 A survey taken on this campus) Donald W. Davis; professor. of
recently showed, that 13' per cent journalism and head of the de
of the students had Made the , partrnent of advertising in the
.dean's list in their academic work.
School of Journalism until -his
under the
four-term system as death on June 29.11959. was ;re
opposed. to only 7 - per cent of cently named as the 27th mem
ithe students achieving! this dis.h er of the Advertising Hall of
tinction under the 'semester sysiFame.
Item. - '.l • ;
; He is one of the few teachers
OGONTZ The student-runiof advertising to have been 'so
bookstore at the Ogontz campus honored by the federation.
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May
1970