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Guyer, that popular guyl Beware of an argument with an Independent! Pep Rally Orchestra 13
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The Yorker is the students ' newspaper. Its publication is always a matter of con- cern to the adviser, a source of headaches to the editor— when there is one— and a deep mystery to Mr. Hammatt. This year the international crisis was keenly felt even in the staff room of The Yorker. Editor Baney left for the Army in February; and by the time a new staff had been assem- bled, the second semester was well on its way out. But we ' re always hoping; some day we ' ll beat a deadline! ,. ' ' V Seated: Dotts, Wright, Baney. Standing: Ruth, Sterner, Eyster, Wise, Bailey. Not Present: Adviser, J. Russell Dunlap T yoRH Ji VOL. 6 OCTOBER 15, 1952 NO. H QUYLR WNS COUNCIL POST Intense interest swept the country this past fall during the national election; like- wise, the Y. J. C. spirit aroused real com- petition for student government offices in September. A lively campaign involved the three fraternities and the women ' s Inde- pendent party. The final tally indicated the following winners: Guyer, president; Stevens, vice-president; Holtzapple, secre- tary; Gundrum, treasurer; Rohrbaugh and Myers, class president; Kaley and Koche- nour, sergeants-at-arms. To get a better perspective on junior college activities in the state, Dotts, Glackin, Argento, and Guyer attended the Pennsylvania Council at Altoona. 12
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TOLERANCE REASON JUSTICE AMERICAS TOWN MEETING OF THE AIR PRESENTED BY TOWN HALL and I DEDIC ' WTO THE ADV ' |pMENT = AN HC ' A OPINIO Dr. Robert G. Dawes, Robert C. Creasy, Gunnar Back, Fred B. Hartley. Thilbert Mehl, Y. J. c. Alumni Chairman 5 ES , hh A m A special ticket purchased in English or history class admitted the York Junior College students to the Town Meeting of THE Air, October 7, in the William Perm Auditorium. The program originating from the local WSBA was broadcast nationally over more than 300 stations of the American Broad- casting Company. The program ' s topic, always of some nation-wide interest was, Should the Taft- Hartley Act be Repealed or Amended? The speakers were former Congressman Fred A. Hartley, Jr., the co-author of the original bill, and taking the side of organ- ized labor, the Assistant Secretary of Labor, Robert J. Creasy. The moderator was the famed ABC veteran newsman, Gunnar Back. 14
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