As the opening weeks of the semester settle into a collegiate pattern, there’s at least one thing that won’t ever become routine: the variety of activities and opportunities for Penn College students. Among recent events – immortalized, yet again, by student photographers – were a Multicultural Lawn Party, a Student Engagement Meet-and-Greet, a CC Commons Karaoke Party, a Hiawatha wing cruise, and “Wildcat Wars” among on- and off-campus residents (and won overall by Lancaster/York halls).
– Photos by Juvy A. Orillaza and Tim Wegman, student photographers
Exhibiting the very definition of student involvement are (from left) Community Peer Educators Colin J. Jens (also a Wildcat wrestler), Katherine A. Downes and Alexis R. Price.
A familiar face adorns the cornhole boards.
Drumming up some good vibes
Giant Jenga – always a crowd-pleaser
Blue skies and bean bags
As always, Chet Beaver (standing), coordinator of veteran and military services, and crew are ready to help where needed.
The Wildcat men’s basketball team lends a welcoming presence.
Finger food in a friendly atmosphere: bulgogi beef canapes from Korea
The Wildcat Events Board, always receptive to new faces
Representing the OTA Club are Carissa N. Rutledge (left), an occupational therapy assistant major from Williamsport, and Elizabeth A. Dixon, the program’s clinical director.
Joining staff for the meet-and-greet in the Student Organization Center are two members of the Classic Cruisers Club (at right).
Welding technology major Taylor J. Elliott, of State College, offers his rendition of “Mr. Cellophane” from “Chicago.”
It’s gonna take a lot to drag us away from this all-star lineup, fronted by Student Government Association President Patrick C. Ferguson (center), singing Toto’s “Africa.”
Teaming up for one of Broadway’s enduring duets – “For Good,” from “Wicked” – are applied management classmates (and baking and pastry arts alumni) Natascha G. Santaella (left) and Gloria F. Boronow.
The fire pit on the Campus Center Patio adds a warm glow to the occasion.
Tamaka Carter, of Williamsport, a business administration: management concentration major, included Adele’s “Rolling in the Deep” in her playlist …
… while “Foxy” donned appropriate footwear when her inspired set turned to “Boogie Wonderland.”
Dining Services employee Crystal J. Zankel gives her all to performances of “New York, New York” and “Silver Wings.”
A trio serves up the timeless “Tequila.”
When “How is everything?” needn’t be asked!
What’s not to like about a West Branch journey?
All aboard for a paddleboat adventure
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