York College of Pennsylvania - Horizon Tower Yearbook (York, PA)

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HELEN M. McNITT B.A. Wilson College M.A. Pennsylvania Stale University Director of Publications With the anticipated growth of the College, a new position of Director of Publications has been created. The purpose is to improve the format of the different publications, to raise the tone of com- munication, and to coordinate the present stafFs. Public Relations Director, Ben L. Williams, of York Borg-Warner, met with the staff representa- tives, January 9, at the New Campus and stressed two ideas: publications need snap, sparkle and sing, and also, now that the College is in a new location. It needs a new symbol. This journalistic group will work together to present to the public, a sharper, clearer image of York Junior College. 22

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. For Coeds Gymnastics, athletics, and aquatics are a part of the curriculum for physical education majors which offers a rounded program of physical activity for all of the girls. Gymnastics, which is a major part of the indoor program, includes instruction in tum- bling, Swedish box, springboard, trampoline and the newly-acquired balance beam. Other classes include instruction in team and individual sports. Extra-curricular activities are an outgrowth of the physical education classes. These activities for women include an intramural volleyball tourna- ment, a basketball team which played against the York Hospital Sch ool of Nursing, a bowling league, and an intramural badminton tournament. CARMELA L. CINQUINA B.S. West Chester Stote College

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Tower Topics To keep friends of the College and Industry informed of the progress of the Development Fund, the Building Program, cultural and business seminars and other administrative matters is the reason for the publication of Tower Topics. The President of the Board of Trustees, Melvin H. Campbell, and the President of the College use this medium for all general information relative to the College and the com- munity. The Tower The yearbook is a pictorial and written record of significant academic, social, and sports events. It not only features the graduating class, but also reflects memorable activities of the college year. The TOWER has provided a record over the years since the opening of the College in 1 941 . Within the past decade the yearbook has won recognition in the Columbia Scho- lastic and National contests. 1961 Editors The Yorker The Yorker is the college newspaper which is responsible for the gathering of news, writing of copy, and expressing student opinions. With many of our students commuting and others having part-time jobs after classes, finding time and talent to devote to this time-consuming extra-curricular activity is a problem. However, we know that a vital student newspaper could well become a most effective voice on the campus. Alumni Bulletin Do you want to know who has been married recently? Who has achieved a business advancement? Quite fre- quently when former YJC classmates meet, one hears the question: I wonder what he is doing now? It ' s good to know that once-upon-a-time friends are still interested in one another. The Alumni Bulletin, to be published once a semester, will keep you informed; that is, if you Alumni supply the facts. Alumni represenfalr Groh, Hunt, Broihe