TAT
E COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS.
ALBANY, N, Y,
State College News
Vou. XV. No. 8
State Cottece For Teacuers, Acaany, N. Y., Fray, Novemner 7, 1930
$2.25 Per Year, 32 Weekly Issues,
149 PAY STUDENTS
ASSOCIATION TAX
Leads Tax-Payers’ List;
Sophomores Are Second;
Juniors Rank Last
1934
Seven Inmdred forty-nine. students
have paid SOAS of the $16,068.63
student association budge
to assistant professor Clarence
Hidley, treasurer of the student asso-
ciation, ‘The freshmen head the list
‘of those wha have paid the student
lust. Three
106 _sopho-
i 136, juniors
hundred five
mores, 140. seniors
have paid the tax,
Last year, the record year for tax:
collection, $11,760 had been collected
at the end of the regular collection
Beri, while this, year approximately
ess has been collected than
according to Professor
hore than 300 stvents, have
not yet paid their tax money, an ex- |
tenn of the peril of tax collection
Hidtey. said
pidyets af the ¥
el
trcasttrer,
sistant prufessor ul
aud seeretary, Norman Col
member ‘af the board. |
members nf the hive are
Odwell, SE; Dorothy Hall
nl Robert Rankins, juniors: andl
Praawes MeM
The members of the finance bnatrd
© elected atthe time of the class
elections inthe spring of the. pre-
ceding year, The seniors and juniors
have two representatives on the board
ann) the suphumure class elect one
COLLEGE ALUMNI
TO HAVE ANNUAL |
DINNER TOMORROW!
The annual meeting af the eastern
district af the State cullegealumnt
will he conducted. tannior
the enfeteria
departinent
\, Hidley,
"The othe
whi will
Hiariord
ovis) Nour aay the tn
and Mrs, Kennet
fornwrly. Fala Shutter
‘The diner will bewin
Mes, Tarfurd annwam
Aifer will alsey Tesh iniurnial sinyginns
urge the dinner
Miss Margaret Hayes, assistant i
rector of child weliare snl social
Work in Milne high schoat qill he the
fnwipal speaker. Her topic will he
They Collect Tax ]
VORMAN 0. COLLIN
these are the men whey tuler
took the callection of the sti
Heat ay. Thy are if
Genre Mo Voth, rasan
Chirence \. Hidley. trersurer af
the student hoard of tnnane
Neernaany Cullis,
‘34 PLANS DEBATE
FOR DECEMBER 12
Committee. Will Choose
‘To Contest Philodoxia,
High School Team
Presents Book
Team
For the first time in the history of
Jany freshman class, a team will be
chesen to engage in an early. s
Jdehate with the Phitodoxia literary
society of the Albany High school
Friday night, December 12, at 8:15
welock, The debate will take place
Jin the Albany High schoo! auditorium
upon the oceasion of Philodoxia’s ane
Honorary night ceremonies
Every member of the class who is
interested will be given a tryout
cording to Grenfell N, Rand, chair-
tan of the committee “in ‘charge.
"Ample opportunity will be given
cach candidate forthe team w-de-
monstrate his abiity,” Rand said
| The other members of the committee
aire Frances K. Higgins and Charles
1 Dunbian,
| George IP, Rice
| freshman team,
IGS HELEN T Fay
Miss Helen ‘!, Fay, 1
12. will conch the] of the Cosop, who Will Rive. a
The tryouts and
G.A.A. TO CONDUCT
WEEK OF HEALTH
Contest and Selection
Healthiest. Woman,
Are Features
Poster
‘The annual health week under the
auspices of the Girl's Athletic associa
tion will he conducted this year from
Navember 17 to 21, according, to Bea-
trie Van Steenburgh, ‘31, president,
‘Tentative plans for the week include
4 poster contest, the selection of the
healthiest girl in College, and the
a ‘of an assembly program,
32, is general chai
Jean Minkin and
“Peck, seniors, will
hh Dorgan, '32, is
The other meme
mittee are: Annis
nygusta Vail, ‘33, and
nd sophomore
und classes will
nake a_poster for
before
he required to
nl
} hawk a ach week.” Bach
volume given in this manner will
he written hy the facutty [™
und will he autographed
' STUDENTS TO GET
FACULTY-WRITTEN
BOOKS EACH WEEK
Each week the State college Co
‘operative hook store will present sume
sudent with a hook written by: some
moennber of the faculty, according te
an anmonncerieat ane his week hy
Miss Helen f. Bay, anager ot thie
hoak sture
As the students ine the
Jaclection of the team will he under
his. supervision,
team representing Phib
aisist of Georie ¢ aphan,
lust, «
The results of
Mis iqaviations stat udeed he tate
uestions have been affered: as
possiifities, “They are! 1, Resolved
That the putiey: af eveeducation is de
sirable iny"Amerivan colleges; 2. Re.
solved: ‘That armed protection Of Lavange each Wednesdiy atthe. tine
fureign investments: is justifie. Whe stinlentefaculty” teas, each will
This debate will he a. nontdecision he given a slip -of per on whieh
The time wil he seven minutes Witt’ he written Ve the
cach cunstrnctive speaker with | yne af the reception, an ametnie
ne ten-minute rebuttal tment will he nude as to which nuns
G. A.A. to Have Annual | stunt the nee wha wat
Banquet November 22 3" |\ vmnritvn
ive High, School Geanniar
hy President V
ial Miss Katherine
nt Arete
Hints "Nev
Honey. Metsenete
nse
af
a nunber
ual Gall aywierel dinner
vin frolic at the Girl's .Mhletie
sition will fe evoductest ont Satur
istant ypratessur at
Mildred sini inn tas Daw iM vh
Galbert. id, chuienian the tically tide 1 Wellin
ine Hayes, SE Vera Burns ail Mice day atternioan, Vw Beek is cutsthel
Coibting mies. aunt Berths Buhl sad Fhe Teac ime Pestession sand 1
ever tices My De, AL RE Renda hie
. Chain,
Helen Crane “and Vioiet Patan
sven Arm Debate Council Plans
rein Exleation.” Miss. Iayes set car Clean, Lara :
istrict sujersisor toe, tie DR. EDDY TO TALK Sten Mary To Have Six Contest
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HP catharity on sex problems, furtysome have shart hait (Cine ofa %
ne
alt sich as. post
Hen frei afr, exerci, foe, enlist
vl sports, will be suit=
ne representative
ss will he
the publicity
committee to distribte the posters
each day
The three
Draper Len
Phese will he awarded
ribbon, she said
assistunt professor of fine
hive instruction in the
posters un Monday and) Wednesday
from 9 to 12 o'clock to all those who
are. interested,
The healthiest girl in State college
will he selected from representatives
varios organizations, Each elib
for argamization, group hutise, sorority,
wl jevminasinny class will presenta
Gunite for this title, No- won
can he a candidate from more than
ene iviativn, Miss Lewis said
The names must be in by November
14, at which time the candidates will
he’ esatuined fy a stent committee,
Miss Peck, Miss Minkin,
Psther Mead, 2. Nao
wit Minnie MeNiekle,
Liss Lewi
Atlee li, ‘4
1
healthivst candi
his eaninitty
G. A, A. TO PRESENT
VAUDEVILLE SHOW
AGAIN THIS YEAR
Phe Girl's Athletie
vit a vaudeville
assewiation will
be again this year
or ity amid entertainment, accord=
Hteate ‘3M,
There will he two directors
Van Steenburgh,
unl a business manager appointed this
Year We manage the presentation, she
Fast year a samleville way pres
eat nder the direction af Ruth
SL This way the first
aileviile tee tute heen iver since
Ty consisted af a shirt musical
comedy, popular song and dancing
ts, and a tumbling and pyramid
Thuiliinge act
Mlorence. (i 29, was director
hf twa of the three’ musical comedies
Hy the assuciation, ‘The one
owas entitled “Art for
Art's sake,” in which two members wf
the present junior class, Mildred
Suit aul fsalel Peard, played the
Healing
Mition Sloan, ated with
ranley in writing, the comedy.
29, coro
The comedy was. entitled
Third Act," and Edna Wolfe,
Mice ills, 29 played the
ef her amd heraine
Vie first musical comedy, presented
W27, way nannies
based on Phen
A poopuilar song of the tin
WILL BE CHAIRMAN
Abbie Dinneen, “33, was appointed
Chairman of the sophomore sbiree at
A tnecting of the sophomore chiss re=
ceutly, Betty Gordon, class. presideng,
aunounved,
Kea
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER 7, 1930
State College News
Established in 1916 by the Clase of 1918
‘The Undergraduate Newspaper of New York
State College for Teachers
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Editor.
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GirinedSettes.® Entered “ns ‘second class
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Athany, N.Y: Nov. 7, 19307
A SUGGESTION TO LOIT
“The groups of gossip-mongers who st
ity of stairways while classes are passing
examples of what not to do to speed the p
students from one room or building to another
This hindrance is not felt so much in the
when ten minutes is allowed for the passing of classes,
but in the afternoon when the time is cut to five minutes, |
the groups seriously impede traffic and often cause stu-
dents to be late for classes. ‘This, of course, does not
raise the student in the estimation of the instructor, It
also causes interrup at the beginning of the class
that would be better avoided.
Milne High school students who loiter are urged upon
their respective ways by children who act as traffic
officers. But such a procedure should not be necessary
for Colk
cially-minded students we
difficulty,
he Lounge of Richardson hall has heen provided as
the logic ¢ for the students to meet and ilk, ‘They |
should not make the halls a meeting place for lengthy
disessio
he problem of passage is particularly: 0
Hl where the dours are of fsulficient wie
ul it is here |
RERS |
nd in the viein-
ford daily
gress. of
morning
A little cooperation by these so- |
Id do much to remove the
vge students,
veable in
Riche
to permit passing quickly
that students oiTend must by loitering
The solution tv hy enlisting the ev
Moi the students, When the time draws
ig the ps
wht snot
phatsant conver
‘dyin Wi
and asily
ae prabten ie
oper
tls student
the hails ur
i
ye the ending of ckasses ane dur
the stwially eninded
in the stairways 4
Ml take for their
YOU PAID YOUR
the student board of
tax collection is not
HAVE
Caleutations by
thal the progress ul
Slandir oi last sci
Py date approxinintely cht hundred. stukents. have
paid abit SLO into the stisent tssociatinn treasury
‘iis means that there ure miare that fone hutvleet at |
Taye nwt yet paid
Student activities, suppurted! hy the association tax
cannot continue as planted ilesy everyone who cay de
TAN?
finanve prove
up to. the
ays the ay, |
Unless the payments increase, a heavier ent will
necessarily result this year
HRANDED AS
Handed as “mnuekers” and piven suspensions hy their
dean, forty-two Princeton university men will have
ample opportunity for a tine to retlert upon the fwslish
fies which adrew apa them ac mucrited punishinent
Jost beiore the foothill same with: Chicager umversity
Hf Princeton ment ituduled ny shar
yitit te suey an estent that it niece
“MUCKERS"
ans dean
ated
ily
article apparel were
hi dormitories, One materi
a hattle hurled by |
freely cast hy residents
narrowly escaped being dajured hy
lune anaiter they
Their actions has «ist at retlec tote upon a0 au
re nth}
Upon their
publicity
persity who repmlatvas sal Tratina
in this country
What lid they
sulted ine a scoreless. ie
achieve? "The jsane with Ch
their saluinistration bi
spel
ith
week we qn
1 they: anale
teil rightly
IN take their
able, Mnnevess
tion as a type
yan utterly
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wel ak
1934 STEPS OUT
‘The class of 1934 has given unmistakable interest
that it intends to advance the interests of debare in this
College, Already the class has taken sepa to organize
Already it has scheduled one debate,
‘of commendation, No other
ent tas challenge its inteclass rivals to a debate,
have the advantage of knowing who can debat
It will ave debaters of experience upon whom the ae
bers of the class can rely, .
The freshmen have made a good beginning, Their
activity in debate will be watched with interest bythe
student body as_well_as the faculty,
-|BOOKS:
Conversation, By Andre Maurois,
Dutton and Coy, Ine, $1.00,
In a series of brilliant essays, Maurois, author of the
pre
Essay On Convexsation
‘Tue Story Or A Fiouren
82 pages. EP
Y22] newest biography on Byron, sets forth de principles for
the application of conversation fur offensive and de
lensive purposes
Few people
uses of conversatio
‘lence at the proper mom
sting parts of this book isthe
the power and
ize the value of
One of the most, inter
vr’s revelation of
arly college stuxlents, is
tion of different types. and
W ation can do
employed
‘ign wnslfully used
talon varying eireumstances,
fir the individual when it is
what it Gun do to the individu
is the main theme of the book.
Members of the English de
fuok anid recommend its reading, If the student is. ale
itionalist, hie can add to his ability
If he lacks skill, he can fay the
stonulwork upon which to build a pleasing and ust
Feputattion ay a conversa
Hismarek, the Story of a Fighter, By Emil Ludwig,
Gol pages.” Little, Brown and Company, Boston,
$1.00,
hat which is imposing here on earth
akin to. the angel; who is beautiful,
peace; is great in his plans and efforts, but
ceeds iy proud, and melancholy, ‘These words, written
tuwent have praised this
is always
Dut Tacks
er sue
hy Bismarck, may be taken as the simmary uf his own |
eae
achers of history in high schools and colleges have
dove much to keep up the traditional ideas about Bis: |
Jimarek. ‘They have firmly implanted the picture of, the
man of blood and. iron, Hismarek has, always bee
lepieted ay. imperialistic, ruthless, anid furthering the
interests ui the Ratherland at any’ cost
Miter haying read the opinions of doeens of
shout the life of the Tram Chaneellor, it is refreshing
reul this candid amd straightiorward biography from
the per of a fellow-xountryman of the great German
states.
Aithonagle written by a German,
overtlows with sentimental and patriotic. plirases
thoes the author present the story of tismarck,
wal he duals wil eames and with en
Vth, chives teristic Germion theres
i aati ath se
the howk des ne
Kather
the ti
tH STATESMAN
peste the 3 ane
ile celle
Ray
inn their gltests were
of the “Senior 1
st shillinlly des
uunvalgsnnited
evenine gowns sand the
THINS
ub wary parked in the
ile
sate
us tH
te enje
tu date
jal the culury were careiully
harmonize with the exquisite
DirilHiant eomuplenion ot the yout fale
sits very in that they all
aniple tine wes ty return trom the
where the beiing coandaeter
itt omgratulate the elueirmsit
ier silence uth ne
the 1 hi
Nt iret le hl
een spirit il prevalent q
(dated Batting Host hie
Wrestanents its te
Aen wl
her
yet nti
Hain anesitalle: anu
ve the aaa
Intersestoriiy camel woth ap
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Mt this
ma
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itis
oF ane unk
vers gealbantly carried olf every thin
further humutiited
their purehes; sant ather
We ve eamionerd abaat the
rbar oats tie aang
sett suas
fut voildu't understand avloat tlwey: were
ic ilt tee persevere
Wey tive
ecqaarer) to cape will
Ve leas should
ray is seventh,
vider,” ‘Thus. they stood
‘eouriie a formal hcitation
G.A.A. Strives For “Highest Standard”;
Leader Stresses Fair Play And Health
Sremxncncn
sete ASINCIATON
‘Life here at State, as at any college, tends to reach an anazing complexity,
T upon 1 rapid succession of events, the student feels the
Reece welt balanced program, Recreation, involving careful at-
Tuation to dhe est principles of good health, aids in acquiring the mental and
physical vigor necessary for success,
‘he Girls’ Athletic association strives to supply the need felt for types of
recreation which will increase both friendships and enjoyable associations
Wvith other women at college, stressing the opportunity to provide the physical
elliciency needed for a college career. In the program of G. A, A. there are
found, therefore, the “highest standards of clean sportsmanship, loyalty to
the group, the wisdom of good health, and the pleasure of fair play.”
Qualities that contribute to sound:
leadership are robust health, intellec
Advocate see tual curiosity, responsible citizenship,
and the thoughtful use of leisure time.
SSR. | Whe ideals and opportunities that (4
A. represents are based upon the
hjectives, for G. A, A, encourages
play's sake", the motto
etic Comneil of Amer-
r Women, the witional
athletic organization to which Cs
‘A belongs, It encourages every” girl
iit college to play, tw play. skilily
and hard soy that etch gil wil tee
velop an athletic “hobby” Iwhhy
that will prove so enter
it
GA, r
shortsimanihip, (0 helps” yout by or
et yourself tn promating. the, tea
Te furmishen the opnoruinnty i teat
Jeeship,. ‘huss are derived the bench
af health, leaders! eridshiip, and
| the satisfying use uf leisure
That who ave-enitied to enjoy the
es? Every. qi in calles
tipon payment af Kerstin tas
Automatically” becuries an aison ite
member of the (A. Ac She snap
Jiuse its equiyment, take advantage st
{the coaching supplied by. the depart
education anil the
Tesi short, take part
ican Coll
time
Beatrice Va .
who advocates active participa’ | {
tion in College sports by the
members of the Girls’ Athletic
ATTITUDE COUNTS
TOWARD: GETTING |i eee te
JOB, SAYLES SAYS)» become active meberstip upon
One of the frat things todo. ww MECHME. the Feuwirements in any ane
Gf the spurts offered hy” the
main a teaching position is to decide ‘ iy carries wit
whether you really want a position, it the Fight to vote and to. hole
whether you are going to be bound |The awsseeciation is. ted. by
hy xeoxraphical Timitations, wecording | Hetie eouncil
Ww Professor Jol M, Sayles, princt- | members, ‘This
at od Milne hit, schol, who spoke | fot wilivers wi the ays
fn the appointment biuret in the ase inthe spring, a representative
sembly Friday: morning, Honor council, taxgether wit ar
\ senior’s standard of resentative savl anamayeer fran el a
Jwiuld take dati evtsider
the up suanuuer
ily the amount ai salary
ceived, Hut als the cist af living im
tie Icahty and the peaper
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1930
NOTED EDUCATORS |
PLAN EXPERIMENT
Milne Junior and Senior High
Schools Will Be Scene
of Investigation
Milne junior and senior high school
will be for the next several years
the laboratory for an experiment in
child development and parental educa-
tion, Noted educators are at_ present
carrying on the work of discovering
prvided for the training of high |
sehwol teachers under the auspices of |
the Laura Spelman Rockefeller foun: |
dation, and with the co-uperation of |
the Milne Tigh school authorities antl
President A. R, itn acher }
“his depsurtment will he concerned
with the investigation and develop
ment of the preadolescent and ade:
De. Guy
s director
escent buys and girls,”
B. Hillehow whee will act
of the experiment, The active eve |
als be
the
ally aalfect the file ot the hay
at |
yeir in sche
a
Gayght inthe Ululippne |
He hits written several theses
to will
vomie here Kebrauiry 1, will he asso
inte director uf the experiment
5
ie pre
Aolon will atl
tae anh assist ire toot, wats Taweth |
Gang tl yi the state eartent
al esp
ni a he Mile layely sel
Taliictivnal development
HY
BUREAU TO HAVE
PART-TIME WORK
FOR COLLEGE MEN
everal prt tite prosttivnts will bey
tie the ten at the all
ssalalte
i the near
Cliristiaty asueckations, “The ten will
we sed iy guide sal boy's
eh favsuatle
Kesh’ Diack, ewer
enjoy nent ronumiter are
annacle hy tHe employ ment
telephone
Alumnae of Sorority
Choose New Members
hue inomar aso ratear of Epsihan
Het Phi ‘
‘ Marion bs,
Heated president
will be" treasurer
North Carling av the| ff
GUESTS AND CHAIRMAN AT 1981 HOP
Above,
at the senior hop,
guests
Let wo right, |
Clara Lyons, |
Frances Cornell,
Raymond Collins
seniors, and Harry
Conton.
Below, Cath: |
Hroderiek,
general chairoan
of the hop.
we
Ink
Contes Mlany Beenie
iene || Homemade Pie and Cake
COLLEGE CANDY SHOP
203 Central Avenue (near Robin)
Toasted Sandwiches
Every sandwich made up fresh to individual order
MORGAN BEAUTY CLUB
All Branches of Beauty Culture
5 Clinton Square Albany
Smart
Hats
lor
Girls and Misses
Hosiery
Coats Dresses
Gym Logs -
Steefel Brothers, Inc.
Novel Dance Programs
Are Favors at ’31 Hop
Novel dance programs were dis-
tributed as favors at the senior hop
Friday night in the gymnasium of
Page hall, Punch was served for re-
freshment,
More than two hundred and fifty
people attended the dance, Catherine
Broderick, ‘31, chairman, announced
Johnny
ing orchestra furnished music
br.
Harold WV. ‘Thomn: |
interior decor c
the gymnasion in the Co
Most of the
tended the we
sororities,
is for the hop at
vend dances af the
BASKETBALL MEN
APPEAR FOR FIRST
_ PRACTICE OF YEAR sre uty st satiety ed th
cancies have. heen eft in tlie teat
whieh must be filled fren the ranks
er,
Tus tee the team iy Ut
Whiston, eapian of list
Ath
thee men of the 1929" combination
ces the probleny of rebuilslinge this |
Lyons,
Frank Ott and: ewin Clark, seniors,
nd Gilbert Dekwra, and fenjanin
i
rT
will again have
tion to represent the colle
will oe ott Monvkay: nights
day
1
I: Dresses f
48N2 Pearu. St
Uasrarns
Then too they are so
moderately priced,
all at
ae ina
nger’s Brunswick Record |
O'Brien was a
versity of Grenoble
| me week fr
ALUMNUS DEFEATS
132 IN EUROPEAN
TYPE EXAMINATION
A State college graduate was. sec-
Ml of 134 aspirants, repre-
ions, who took part in
tion conducted at the Uni-
versity of Grenoble, Switzerland, this
He is Richard O'Brien
graduated from State col-
it 1920 and received the degree
of bachelor of science
This summer while abroad, Mr.
farded the “Diploma
les Hates Etudes” from the Unit
This degree was
awarded by the faculty ay a result
of special work in aldition tw several
years of preparation
Phe examination for the diploma
{the European type and lasted
1 7240 in the morning
til 6 o'clock at night. The exami
teachers and students, Halli of the
and Tlf written,
nf Victor Uuge’s
tests are or
eritieal
Yoni Thackeray's work
ned in the examination
snes Het, Wh
fee tain Erin ty. Nine pete
He Cilmi university: at
Marstanwd where he
i brent at preset
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e teaehane
uvtubershipy
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supervisor al
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STATE COLLEGE. NEWS,i FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7;' 1930
TWO OF PACULIY
WRITE TEXT BOOK
Book One of Series Edited By
Dr. A. R. Brubacher
and Miss Wheeling
Are Co-authors
2 eae
Miss Katherine E, Wheeling, super=
of English in Milne high school,
and President A. R, Brubacher, are
fh School Compo-
compan
is book was written to replace
‘one by Brubacher and Snyder and is
not a revision of that book. Buvic|
one is being used in the ninth and |
tenth grades of Milne high school
Book two, which is not yet completed,
will cover the work of the last two
senior high school grades.
The book is built on a phan of
diagnosing the ditlculties of indi-
luals with suficiently rich materials
which tu choose in meeting spe
(0 ‘The principles of writing
¢ presented an illustrated hy: et
cal selections, followed hy illustrative
compositions "written ly” Milne high
school pupils.
There are exercises in which the
pupil puts inte practice varinws. prit=
ciples occurring after exch phase of
development. "The gran “tient
includes. all” principles may. he
eded for correct speech and writing
have been omitted:
e heen interpreted in
we yuil
tins iar
i
MISS KATHERINE by
WHEELING
oi
c
the part of ihe
m applicable tw her
are four illustrations
in coior
Mr. Winchell, of the Charles E i ai alin
Merril Cor, said that the distinctive, Miss Katherine B. Wheeling,
feature of this hook is that the re-! ‘ivy have comperated to write a
sponsibility for lea
provement is placed
HOWARD D. MANN
ig idl Tot im
an the paypal
howk_ om grammar and conposis
tiott for ase in secondary schools,
The hook is at present used in
Milne High’ school English
lasses
‘The. gymnasi
Milue
physidal , education i
schoo;
inight, wher
for Jingtruction at th
Jewish Communit
Washington avenue,
five doll
The
Wednestay: sand
Wednestlay at
asses iv hi
and the fee for the et
he approximately ten
AM these whe
STUDENTS TO GET
igh leat ant 8
igh School and State’ college
The classes in swintn
three diffe
class for beginners in switn
Miss. Hiteliock
evel
‘mory on New Seuthind avenue, |
will be teu classes in thi
With Varsity Quintet
high school of -Mbany, §
SENIORS CONTROL
SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
Thirty College Seniors Supervise
Extra-Curricular Work
||... SPORT SHOTS
BY Ai, Scnoor
initial: practice of the Purple
1a-busketball men, revealed
and?
re_condutcting’ classes, in horsematie| Fo 7 hohe
‘ ous Mm) tworor thrke possible varsity candi- is i" ‘i
ship and swiniming; according to Miss | 1h. 2"% ve Wile Heer yeaa, in Milne High Unit
Marigaret BE, Hitcheoek, instructor of] i ovyevdryins the drill was the first] About thirty students will ass
hibh
in Milne cctivities in Milne Wi
according to Miss Marion
supervisor of practice teach-
English, and Miss Helen
M professor of social
of the season, one cannot form| with stuxlent
judyanent too hast
au Test)" “When Richard Whiston and Leo
Ne pool of the} Allan graduated last June, the last
Kenan at. {11{ Members of one of the best basket-
“The fest geoup| all quintets that Coach Baker
turned out since he has been at
| schoo, to
Conklin
ing in
Halt
science in Milne high school
Inthe senior high school Carulya
ng began
assis
ming was taught, At 6 olock| ‘Thetreshmen teaim has. some| Veuleuke, Pearl Cook,
class in faaey diving mets “The, Vers, promising material and it is] Munt, seniors, will assist her. Alfred
88 Fay a re ute likely that several of the cae Hise and Helen Cts, sees,
menership Fee in this course Is aN didates will be used charge af the writing club.
sid. Neweotnh, ‘31
cs if they
earlier "promise
their
be
riding be
Wil be conducted | 10
4:40 o'clock at
charge of the assembly programs,
these pro
the junior high school,
r
Dorothy
yer
‘The policy of the coach will be
sports| to devote more time and effort in
ntire course will | developing the first and second
datlars F men for future use, thus try-
interested in | ing to again build up a crack quit
are supervised by
aul Margaret Hicker
The evaches tor the dramatic eluby
will be Ruth Edmonds, Mary Goodell,
aml Netty Miller
Royal Knox, ae
these courses are nrged to sign on the| (et ike the one he moulded in | iors, Kuthh Edawnds, “S, is in charwe
Girl's Athletic association bulletin | 1926-27, Since Lyons and Ott, of the junior ligin dramatics clu, She
Ward,” Miss Hitchewk declared. seniors, will be lost to the team is assist hy lila Zall nul Tele
Jalter this season, and the junior | IJenlerson, seniurs: snd Helen Mead,
i class is weak in varsity players. ‘32
1934 Squad Practices The plan will not weaken the pres-| Arild Coins, “SI. in is charwe
of the radio Cli, eC will be super
ent chances of the team.
| ‘Phe saddition of Middichury col! vised! by \enes Clean aud: Margarethe
The freshmen haskethall team prac: | lege to the basketball schedule is a Schroeder, senines. Ruth Huthes, 3,
ticed fast week with the varsity squad [youd move oar the part oF manager is in charge of slicing, Stamp col
tion for this years court, (laswell, The Vermonters ustally lecting will be supervised by Lent
imler the tutelage nf Frank hase ait eseclent fives ane whieh | Martin, ‘3
varsity player. The teyeoaite: sill test the ability of the Purple Russell Gaull is in eharee of
team are: ‘Thomas Garrett, and Goll players to the utmost, aviation, The typewritinge cluh w
Saunders, Philip. Ricciardi — he supervised In Gertrude Guyel
Baneroit, Oster Bi and Hernice, Jacques, senines, —Helea
Thomas Ryan, Charles Danbin, Buchan and “Phere seniors
Henediet and Robert Myers. ure lub,
Garrett is the manager of the team, is in charge
ience club,
len =
Lilly Nelson, ‘31. wits elected presi-
dent and Laura Sty, '33,_ viee-presi
dent and treasurer ui the New Voters’
Issue Appearing Today
Entitled ‘Social Lion’”’
nity quintet
WILL REORGANIZE i plage as prelint nit oF the League wf Women Voters |
. 5 ries tothe varsity. games, wn Pri |. Seetal thi te the “apne OF the
CHORUS FOR MEN ‘Students in Chemistry a dal ee Ni: have Attn dere ede a eee Sea
Plans for the revival of the men's in ie ie will he: played enutay nights, Care \, address the | “The nest number which will be dis-
dane Us, hae: leae-tlesel heen Join National Society | fi iswnuced sro athe next meeting, Miss Nel arte aw Chests wil he the
hari ily yeas Wasson set Brom i benscul the ehemiatry.< = Son said, V campaign for-new ment | efocationat muir, sateen ade
Heed Seer ae a ate last aatictar tee ame uate VISITS SOCIETY [tere praklandchet “Tees wip wah | surements: of colle “cml he
Howard, Sawa eae stem (pari la Bat alae | nog Woe) tewmtunger of el Ce hak aug See a ae tale | ERT dea, Se
he sald, ad sit attempt will ne mnnate} Lots Of the chemistry education divi-|ronite Beth meth was the guest] board in the rotunda. she announced. | Alired 10. Hash AL. editur-in-chiet
¢ the chorus for singing nee awl —_ £0 | spetker at the Menorah elu recep:
he chorus wits first orga cTety,, ceturding: to | potessr, Tl tion conducted recently in the Lounge
iis i Sek! Semone a ets ean al ene |THE. HIGIH SCHOOL LUNCH
were tested. Nn umnsuccesstul er department © Conduct” Menorah Meet~
deavur was made to secure regular a crip | MES. S: i ii
college ‘eral for the” paras |, To way hone throug) subscri-) , tosman, “AR was_ lst Cake Sandwiches Pies
Plans were formulated to combine the ns ty the allicitl organ of the 30°) sceretary af the chil at that meeting,
‘i rage se paige cele” eurval af Chemical | crater ut the chi at that meeting | yey, ‘Ave, Opposite High Schoo
dae Seana ii ete mets litte imation," of which Professor Iron
the profes ee ca ia "conten editor, Neat -
lac divers sterial, rtinced
Vith the advent uf several fresh =
nich toy singers Mant elives tie, WELCOMES MEMBERS
the men's clutus will bet success, ity weleomes. Dor:
Nothing detinite wil 33, fimte full mem:
Personality Bobs-Finger Waving - Permanent Waving
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Light Lunch and Ice Cream Parlor
Fine Homemade Candies
HEWETT’S
Place to Buy Reliable Silks, Woolens
and Cottons
Hewitt's Silk Shop
80-82 N. Pearl St
A Reliable
PRINTING OF ALL KINDS
State College
ill be given special attention
Stuademts cud Girongps at
it)
He Diacsa
Mills Art Press ju4.s56 troadway 4-287
‘stand out
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ne will always
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1930
6
MEN 10 DISCUSS
RELIGION SUNDAY
Alfred Basch To Lead Discussion
Of Y. M.C. A. Group At
Kappa Delta Rho House
A discussion group will be con
ducted by the Young Men's Christian
association at the Kappa Delta Rho
house Sunday at three o'clock. The
discussion will he on"
Christia
tred Pie
men are i
Water Driscoll, '
YM. Ga.
Sunday committe
fred Basch will give a ver
IN'State coltexe
cording to
stood laws of the
Jewish religion,” said Driscoll, c= |
Hides the scl can give
abst Fis “several nen ot “the |
College who hive reveivel theslogi
Paar orl eM WN a al
Of the tite. differences. between the
reels ia Cliristianity.” he added, |
An aitempt will he,anade to dix |
cover the hasie ideas anil ideals which
Have varie the differences. in prac |
Hice anwong the different ruts
Probably: ine final conclusions. will he
reached itt
ery entertaining
clare: Deiseul
25 WILL ATTEND
PARTY OF GERMAN
CLUB IN LOUNGE|
its annual
Kaffee Klatel tomorrow: night” fre
7:30 nntil 1000 o'cluck in the oun
of Richardson hall, according to
Klara Schroeder, ‘31, president, Ut
is expected! that approximately twen=
am sure,” de:
is aeneral |
Prue
the German
department, will sprcik alot bis tip
to Germany last summer, Gea A
iro, aeradlieite student, will discuss
German student life, Miss: Selrocder
Teas. WHI alin) tables. i sh At
Refreshments will he served, andl
ines andl the
Firenram for the evenings, Miss Ca
Tw and Rose Hergstean, “te will vot
duet the games; Marion Weiiliersy, |
"BH, will Head the sinsinge , sul Mar
Ratatat Schroeter, “My "vill “have
“Mother Goose’ To Be
Y.W.C.A. Bazaar Theme
Motte ¢
represent a ancy. 1
he entertainment a Weare the
court of OME Bins
also be av radi Law carrying eit 4
scheme, EAE Neweeanb's urehestta |
Fas heen secured te poay Hor ate
Mise Hull suid
YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME
AT
The College Pharmacy
Western & No,
Lake Ave
CALL 3-7768
ENJOY A LUNCH AT OUR
SANDWICH BAR
DRUGS AT CUT PRICES
All Kinds of
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Conduct Trip
PROF. 8,3, BRONSON
Professor Barnard §, Bronson,
head of the chen
ry,
ment, whose class in Chemistry
through the AF |p
Tomade a tou
bany Witt
CHEMISTRY CLASS
VISITS FILTRATION
nt
PLANT IN ALBALY |" of Myra Harn
The chemistry
Abang filtration plant recently, ‘T
citer will prove /Cltss wits divided iter awe ReOIPS | aj
i i which leit the college at 9 o'clock Ate
‘nl WW aveluck, respectively
The groups accompanied
Mr. Milton
instructor of the chi
The sindents were conducted
the superintendent of the plant w
plained and iMlusteated the va
mechanical devices of the plant,
Third Dramatics Class
Play Will Be Tuesday| \i:*1:
Nhe advanced dra
hy the a
Huesilay night, November 1,
wchwk, Carolyn Kelley, ‘31,
I class visited the
Prue and Mr, John
J. Sturm, instructors of chemistry,
| Professor Iarnard Se ronson is: the
vho|
will act
| Short News Notes
‘The first regular meeting of Spat
ish club was conducted yesterday
the Lounge of Richardson hall, The
regular business meeting was fol-
lowed by the presentation of a short
play, Doble Robo." Martha
Hummel, ‘31, was chairman of enter-
tainment,
Were Weekend Guests
Florence Potter, '28, Evelyn Travis,
28, Margaret Wadsworth, '30, Doro-
thy Quackenbush, ‘30, Evangeline Cal-
kins, '29, and Marion Wooleack,
were recent week-end guests at Bi
Zeta sorority.
Announces Marriages
Gamma announces the mar-
to Harold
colley
ringes of Helen (ines, ‘27,
Buckley of Albany
Marorie Gi
Chi
Ledic
nan, (22, to Norman
ham af Athany Medical college
0, 22, to Jul
Moore,
| Presents Literary Program
ary program will he
ted at a meeting of the Mene
fa be conducted Suundi
the Lounge of Ric
cording 10 Bessie
president
presen:
by
ish history by
iano. selections of
shy Vera Rudof,
fine said,
by
ms |
Sorority Entertains
joyce, Han Cater Nic-
iit were guests ‘at Gamina
sorority “house recently
Welcomes Into Membership
} Sima Al welcomes
Anna A, Hurritt, Margaret 1H, Cole,
sorority
Who Has The Banner? Question
of Members of Class of 1932
“Banner, banner, where is the
banner, who has the banner"; this
is the new game tirat several cn-
thusiastic members of the junior
class have been playing as they
assiduously searched the College
buildings and premises for the
yellow and white ensign.
The banner was, brought to the
College on the night of campus
day by Annabelle McConnell, ‘31,
chairman of the decorations, t
in decorating the gymnasiy
bring their banners, iherelore the
junior banner was ‘not used, and
s left backstage, When | Miss
McConnell returned to recover the
banner, it had disappeared,
Already an ory tized search
party has been appointed to dis-
caver the whereabouts of the
signa, with ailing efforts,
tw M, Curt
esident of the class.
Ritember” fnpes to crecover. the
banner before the junior pro
| ATHLETIC COUNCIL
DISCUSSES SPORTS
AT LAST MEETING |*
1 sports were discussed
Intra
ata meeting of the athletic cv
conducted ‘Thursd
ngil
major part of the meet=
joted tw discussion com
‘Tennis has heen considered a minor
the college for the past few
with a schedule of four to six
ches a season, On the otter had,
inter-class haskethall has been the only
inntra-mural sport successfully fostered
at the college,
‘The council appointed Ralph Mar-
ris, '33, manager of the 1931 baseball
team, De. Donnal V, Smith, asso-
Me professor of history, sand chair=
nnn of the athletic comncil, presided.
cerning the question of having one
ager for tenis and intramural |
"| sports
V-NECKLINE TO BE
STYLE OF STATE
CO-EDS’ DRESSES
(Continned from pane 1, column 4)
servation “showed that ‘the majority.
were even Tines.
‘A fashion report compited from the
style magazines mentioned above
hat the feminine mode, which
one, is. sub-divided into
romantic, the dramatic,
the sportif.
are pushing
ngths are from twelve
inches from the floor of
id down to the ankles
daytime wear,
for evening we
“The method of det
trends hy actual count is the modern
‘of setting. sty hion stylists
no longer push a certain style simply
hecawe come prominent person has
must
Ye tye up wit observations
iticating what percentage of a cer=
in number of people seen at a cer=
in place were seen wearing the
ye” Mes, Haursamy said
\" plirase which is. indicative of
this is que whiel is found constantly
in the Wonnn’s Wear, which always
sana oy"
mining style
thin le
Jc sttrly a styles which we have
as condueted in the same ane
which styles are set,
hirough this study,
the style is at
hy studying the
hy magazines, we
wely parallels that of
rly in the country,”
1932 Elects Two Men
For Athletic Council
Harold Haswell and Robert, Good=
rich were elected representatives. of
the men's athletic council ata meet
fiys_ of the junior class conducted re
cently
Mildred Smith was appointed chatr=
muah of a conmitice to investigate the
ossiility of having a junior class
arty. soon, Curtiss Rutenbur, presi=
ent, amonniced
hath Hint, senior wl Katherine | inate
The fellow committees have been | vey
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1930
Y.W.G.A. 10 HAVE
STATE CONVENTION
Local Association To Send
Delegates To Rochester
December 5, 6,7
A. conference of the New. York| i
State Young Woman's Christian
‘sociation and Young Men's Christ
association will be conducted
Rochester
Carolyn Kelley, ‘31, a member of the
president of the student
announced today.
CA,
sonal’ Religious Growth,”
Principles of Personal" Religion
“Personal Ideals
wus Campus’ Pal
jo.
1. These delegates
by ‘the cabinet.” Any
else willing to pay part of her ex-
penises may go also,
Delegates will occupy a floor in the |
Hotel Seneca in. Rochester,
ALPHA PHI GAMMA
TO HAVE PLEDGE
SERVICE MONDAY)
Phi Gamma, the national
Alpha
honorary. jou
conduct” pledge service on Monday,
November 10, at eight o'clock, accord-
ing to Alfred Basch, "31, president.
Formal initiation will’ be on Monday
November 17.
The pledges are: Carolyn Kell
‘31, senior editor of the
Koren, “31, bus
Scho; Marion
New Research College
_To Have No Set Rules
. F. A. DISPATCH, Nov. 5.
if to be known as
Tae Taine ot Advanced Stay will |
be organized ay a college virt
without rules, according to Dr. Abt
ham Flexner, director, It will begin
its existence with 00,000 eniduww=
ment from Louis Bamberger and his
ter, Mrs, Felix Find,
a-curricular activities, athletics
and similar elements of cullege life
will fe barred from the campus. of
al every, effort
establishing a
athe highest rank, ity doa
VISIT SORORITY
Mary Herlehiy, ‘29,
tthe Gamma Phi Sigma
jotise for the week-end
n°, and Gilad
December 5, 6, and 7,/§
state committee for this conference | §
Y. W.
¢| the committee on resolutions.
To Attend Meeting
Katherine E. Wheeling
Will Be Chairman For Tea
a Katherine E, Wheeling,
isor of English practice
teaching in Milne high school, will
the chairman of the weekly tea
to be conducted in the Lounge of || well
Richardson hall Wednesday aiter- || test
noon from 3:15 to 5:00 o'clock.
Miss Wheeling will be assisted
by Miss Gertrude Douglas, assis-
6
tant professor in biology ; # Miss
Marion H. Kilpatrick, instructor |] fan
of English; Miss Mary M. Os-
borne, instructor of English
Edith O Wallace, assistant _pro-
fessor of Latin; Mr. Clarence Hid-
les, professor of history,
Hidley ; Professor Cla
Hale, head of the phy:
vy
Professor
Head of the
and Mrs.
the
Decker well
wen aaa
Dean Anna E, Pierce who will
attend the annual conference of
the New York State Association
‘of Deans on November 21 and
22,
DEAN ANNA PIERCE
PLANS TO ATTEND
STATE CONVENTION
Pierce will attend |
nce of the ‘New|
ion of
Piegselatr sles
hotel, and Miss Sa
tevant, professor of ducati
acher's college in Columbia
will preside
the
Dean Pierce will he a member of
Last
Troy.
ce atteudled this meeting as
Db
i}a member of the committee on mem
bership.
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_|GENERAL\
Women Aitend Recent
The schedule for
basketball season has not yet been
completed manager Harold A, Has-
college of New York city
college of New York,
Haswell To Announce
Entire Schedule Soon
the
1, '32, said but the following con-
s have been arranged: December
Maxwell Training of Brooklyn,
New York; December 12, John Mar-
shall College of Law of New Jersey:
wary 15,
Middlebury college of
‘ebruary 22, Cooper Union
and Feb-
ate College
es will all be played
I gymnasium,
wal New York trip will be
second week in February, Has-
Il announced, and the State col-
¢ five will meet Brooklyn Poly-
bruary 13;
G.A.A. Moonlight Hike| csr i Sieusais New Seve,
Nineteen women of the Girl's Ath
letic association took a moonlight
recently. Starting from the College] There will be a meeting of C
they went over South Lake avenue| bury club in the Lounge in Ri
and then out son
to the city limits. 7
jot_a_ friendship circle was formed | w
and the popular State songs were
sung circle broke up after sing
ing the Alma M
continued
nt | o'clock, accordit
rer and the hike was | atte
of C
TO MEET TUESDAY
30]
ball Tuesday night at
on Larbe;
a report of the
which she
1930-1931 |
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WRITE FOR ECHO,
EDITOR ANNOUNCES
Approximately twelve students will
contribute to the first issue of the
Echo, which will be distributed No-
vember 15th, according to Helen B.
Otis, ‘31, editor-in-chief, Two of
these students are freshmen,
‘The book section will be larger this
year and will contain a book review
hy Miss Catherine Peltz, instructor in
E iss Otis announced
There will be an article on Ruth
Draper who is coming to State col-
lege on November 17.” The cover de-
sign will be changed this year, she
will be three other issues,
April, and June, the same
which it was distributed last
Closed Season Forces
End Of Tennis Match
‘The final matches of the Girl
courts have
son, Beatrice
innounced tockay,
Margaret Cussler,
is Teading’ i
played so far and is the probable win-
her of the tournament, Miss Van
ciel
‘31, 4
sport
the matches
| Steenburgh said
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