STATE COLL
GE FER , TEACHERS
STATE COLLEGE NEWS
SUMMER
BME EON
Summer, 1
“New York State College
Auguse 2. Hei
NEGRO SONGSTERS
SINGHERE TONIGHT
Singers From Utica Normal
In the last of the series of evens
ing programs, the Utica Singers
from the Uti ermal and. Ine
dustrial Institute of Utiea, Miss.
will be presented tonight at 8:30
o'clock in the auditorum of Page’
Hail
‘These singers are from a covdu
catio the all-around
training of youth, ‘The
Utiea Normal and Industrial Inst
tute is located in the heart of Mis
sissippi, and has ministered to its
people for more than a quarter cen
ry,
‘The Utica Singers are said to be
unique in the world of mus.cal art
have achieved an interna
reputation as some of the
vst exponents of the
music of this country
They shun attempts to be
ning all the native freshness
H. the deep. feeling sd
of these songs
negro,
in their They
preserve th
more that
their eltering.
their school,
Hei the atte
and Eatrapean public
Miran Foster Welch, any elit
of Stephen Foster
hearing them sing, wrote, "They
Sing my father’s sings wth tee
feeling sand beaty than 1 have
ever heard then”
neta ant fron tthe, yo
peranis Drolet hy these ster
eis the fast tor
Hy station Bar
heer years Mey were heard ree
arly ral we
evening fallow
the Staday eve
Miwater Reet |
W
nh WRENS
anfeiist
threat al
tes aye bs
aioe NIC
They parties
resaa
rel:
foreign stunliv
shan vaneert |
torent the phason!
fur a
valle
| Miss Stratemeyer Will
Address Friday Forum:
Miss Florence Stratemeyer, el ‘|
mentary curriculimy specialist
Veachers’ College, Columbia Uni
versity, will the
the speaker
lay at 12:40 o'clock:
The meeting will be in the auditor:
ium of Page Hall
Professor $ topic
will be "Elective Use of Mater
jals of Instruction,”
This is the last of the series of
jer session
Miss Springsteed Has
Class Demonstration
The class in Problems of the ty
termediate Grades, under Msn
K. Springstecd, assistant su
dent wt schools, Amster
any, has had ats ity atest, for deny
H purpose, Hiteen hays and
girls frome Shoot 12 of Albans
These children, who finished the
second rade last June, were tet
selected nan ability. basis
The demonstration lessons have
heen taught by solinteers frons the
id they haye included: les
sin reading experience, in tell
san
ty
iy valuable,
Miss Sprinssteed hetiewes
teaches that the best kind af eo
Hien is wth one’s wwar record
The first cheek ait results of a les
Son shoul be a selfehecks mest
ucliss. eliweky aud finally the
ers’ checks Miss ‘ypriinesteed
Faculty Have Picnic
At Thacher State Park
dene at
Publication Date Of News
Advanced One Day This week
In order to make adequate an-
nouncement of the fact that the
Utica Singers will appear here
tonight (Tuesday) instead of to-
morrow night, publication of the
Niws has been advanced from
its usual date (Wednesday) to
‘Tuesday.
¢ will be no Wednesday
Weng promran) tas Youe
CERTIFICATE EXAMS
TO BE GIVEN HERE
State Education Examinations
Will Be Held In August
In 11 Cities
State examinations for the renew
al of college sradmate certificates
will he given at S
August 15 and 1,
the Vian in psyeliolagy
will be given Menla
August 15, at 915 o'clock; t
ate College on
hnarnings
animation in mettods, the same day
at ES w'eluck
prine ples af ¢
August 15, at 9:18 a'elcks
Fawsdlay
the ex
ation,
keneral anethods,
nations will hy
|
istry, scienve, anitherest es andl
foreign’ hangars
The examinations will be given in
of Richardson Hall
lle rattles ae
fitted toe the. esait tations
Witter of iahuiesivas is. retired
finteaney bo Hie e saintly actor
Me dca aunnante shin t
itive at tlie deste rot A
train acini oe thie state
[iene depontinent
The sate esa
isew atthe
ante ol Ue
Mihawe the
1 Vhaerdas iter
(ii eevidlae
struct
Seats Now Being Reserved
For Utica Singers Program ||
Reserved saat tit the Ptict
Sinvers proceain a 8H a bah
re nah a Tone (ha
the 3
ts ME Nair |
(Continued on Page 2)
York ‘Pelepran tor
State Examiner Will
Address French Class
Mats
My fet Hive
ol
Wy shequartinenty the
son Bveneb tattherds, nest Mott
Miss wall he the
wel
er Mall Bes
the
hci
the un
structure
COX STATES CASE
FOR JUNIOR HIGHS
“We Must Run Twice As Fast
As At Present” To Get
Ahead, He States
for the jumor
last Friday” by Dee Philp W
Cos, professor of education in Naw
York aly nt tay address to
the Friday Bora
xcerpis ram Dr. Coxs speceh
fallow
Kubert Lani Stevenson said of
Ha muss the yoy yt
Vat as the fundamental
“La nis. th
fy ter amiss 1 sounds lke
pedagony. 11 sounds as
holy ts going 0 have
Tmean not to defend it
but, ay af
al to point
al
trae of heruisnt
ctl
they have
WF you fee
toward at
watly: a hedonistic dow
pont to the test
His the way that human benss
ave made up, Unless they: get seine
SeHMuctey, somite thrall, some wily ese
ture aut OF the process, they nase
all” ,
In fife, abstract verbal vital i=
nice doe a big part: we
need ponale risks; sci
leaders: political leaders We nce
musicains, We need artists. We
heed won citizens, and these «att
Aypend upon abstract verbal inti
gene at all
Vou att Lean fran assets at
whiel selected people With wrtract
verhal mtiligence So. you aad
Miah wt ts mugportant, We pen aie
way, "Se
Vind yt t
A weathoont a pal
thas, Inte f
Mes sae yt ts hh r
Mist Sehied entre
Waren we wes
tnatey', the
the twettiv
intial tess 4
(al buildiyes, Whites, yy mini
Hat the fainir Miche Sotivad a
Hh in is sparrtaal inlierita
Fhe linia High Sele t ts
reanly 1
1
seizing on f
Win ane curricula, as! at
(Continued on Page 3)
THE STATE COLLEGE NEWS
August 2, 1!
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‘of practical polities than the present | | ‘orks. THIS. Lake Aw, 20K EM. Colues,
Sumer session pro We are oO Reboot. Elwyn ko West Chazy pate Se a iM Maric Kk w
nly days of what may de> | Oqane wh, TH Lanewster Sth
very decisive eleetion. Cuties, Cahoes 108k jk Me Tha
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The outstanding events of the com | Oyirk ard, aid S. Ritth Ste ings Uv,
Yentions of the two under partes | Futon
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while the presidential eanyiaign tt R Sones
Self has been begun with the ae hal 8S Heaeesteat Avy 278 Mavning > Katheroe, Grr
ceptinice speech of Roosevelt, ant Ava bE a
the. ston speewh of Ogden Lor, mille, » arian A. Coeyinans: 2 125 Miami Seriven, Ada Mb fT 1
Mills, R ley Witham G22 Ontario
jrvernniet 10 ensidery the dhe WWE. | A. Jy Selb
velopnnnt in
dir "
Fly Conyentions, en
H wilitics
levtions. Although its iniorn
value is “inestimable, its mists
striking value ts its stannliting
fect. Hts hase prinesphe ts the re
sponsibility uf the individual for
owl var badd eovernane nt, ts
is to produce not estes, but eritics
‘of government
ees Peck
Utica Singers Will
Frenfell, 800 Lomenter St
47 Marshall
ERK
1200 Garner
Sebenertindy, Sele 4:64;
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Rensselaer
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Farenist asi opi) si Ves Seliensetiy 1 INF
tye trips te bar rea Reichert, Amelia J. Peakville, 4271s Toney, Rochester
Ting antl Washin + Keester, Ritherme. | ROBB,
reughont Gernnany, IF rN. QU Fifth Ay, Liteon
Varig and one bial R Lata, RD, Johns:
a N Whitehatl 6
eighteen 4am |e Mrs Mildred. 10 Lansing
atts and tes were heard in W802) Maul oy te ys 205.
Tweatyone cotinivies Thuy ave | Healy, sin Ballon
recitals in such well-known tusieal 127 Hamilton st ~—
23 awk St. Sehe 7) Schenectady, 29000 7
1. ttn Ninira, TS Mhany
“They Aa tawh West Chary, 84 4
avait iube ta , Sires
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(Continued on page 9
Angust 2, 1932 THE STATE COLLEGE NEWS Page 8
NEW LIBRARY WILL|Dr. Thompson Is Elected Royal Fellow; _ (COX STATES CASE
BE RE ADY IN SEPT. Sent ia Recognizes Scholarship FOR JUNIOR HIGHS
\
Lighting Fixtures Now Being
Installed; Shelf Space
For 14,000 Books
Fhempson gave weekly programs
I" vie ore
: “We Must Run Twice As Fast
| De itwnpsen studied at ain ‘As At Present’ To Get
i Ahead, He States.
(Continued fre m page 1)
in Hawley
is Mary Vi
Jr Hato
Mr. Bradbury Makes
Comparison of U. S.
and English Schools. \.»-
Soli Members OF Myskania \
er Have Annual Reunion
tad hit! we ea go!
' allah nesetitieees Library School Will
i Ma ' a th Conduct Book Exhibit
Pinaud’ tee APVETO NS OTCON NOR. Hun heard ant
Page 4
THE STATE COLLEGE NEWS
August
CLEAVES PROGRAM
MOST INTERESTING
Remarkable Wild Life Shots
Are Principal Feature
Of Pinchot Film
Howard Cleaves, witd life photo;
rapher, carried approximately 250
summer session students with hin
on a motion picture journey of the
South Seas last Wednesday even-
ment weather and perhaps a
preparation for ¢x=
combine to. keep the
aminations
size of the attendance lower tha
lity of Mr.
was expected. The «
his lecture
Cleaves’ pictures
audience that Mr. Cleaves” was the
best program presented in the Wed-
nesday eventing series so far this
session,
le shots "
played, es-
pctures of
birds and seals. Cleaves’ well
selected word pictures added much
to the quality of the entertainment,
Galapagos turtle
a covered
ribing the gills
ea fish as "bigger than
ake ever cooked
any n Ale
bany "are but two examples of the
human interest injected into the
lecture by these word pictures.
‘According to Mr. Cleaves, the
“world’s most atrocious garment ”
Mother Hubbard, now largely
y the Polyn
tive pare
his lectur
(a flaming parew,
and al pictures of th
tives in both costumes
While his talk and pictures were
admittedly very interesting to the
audience of school teachers and
would-be school teachers, we can
readily see why Mr. Cleaves is also
in demand by tuneheon elibs and
sui tions.
Part nf the sitoothiess af the
proserant is doubtless te he credited
ter the tition picture operator, whe
the
Instructors Assign Several Reasons For
Growth In Attendance At Summ
reassigned for] Mr, Harry Birch
the | sor of mathematic
to be three special
Various reasons
the increased enrollme
Summer Session this y
bf the opinions expressed by faculty | the requirement
nictubers are as Fallows | depression and the
Dr. Arthur K. Beik, professor of | OH, the professional
education: “A forge majority of the |e. HA. Dobe
persons who are in my chisses seen
H.
tu be primarily interested in pro-| crease in enrollment at this summer
fessional improvement, ‘The number | Se58i0n man not be atributed to im:
if mediate causes. ‘The events which
of applicants for the Master's degree | ftave qiven us, greater. vurollments
is very large, for the fast two summers have
Dro Donnal Ve Smith, assistant | gai ich has not
professor of history: “The profes-
1
seem to have contri
petus are:
sion is becoming somewhat over-
Many teachers feel that
their qualifica~
crowded,
1) the econom
‘or secure
peal of a fr
| 2) the
of
prerequisites,
privileges:
"13) mew adinin
ples.
a)
sehioal be
ichers tw, take stu
sion work,”
ood position
Dr. David Hutchison, professor
of goverment: "F caunat think of
one cause unless it is the de>
1 req
pressien.”
Mr. Geurge M. York, professor of
commerce: "| believe the inerease
attendance is part due to
conditions and the
requirements for teacher
onomic
certifica
whe at «/ NBWS PUB
the iner p
large extent axa perfeetly nor
deukgneay edemopieti Wart
i Keeping with the annual increase
in the past few years. Since 192%
the rate of increase hay varied, but | Shectan,
has always bee over 17%. Ht ic] rh,
perfectly natural that a student sat-| si Helen My
isfied with the program which he is|'Ntudivon -\.
"LIST OF §
for
fessor of mathematics
offering no employment and the
tuition
He B.S. or Edueal
the continued
rds aud administrators on
(Eaatined from page 2)
ve
Schenectady.
er Session
henough, profes-
si "There seem
reasons, namely
hers, th
emphasis placed
I side of teach-
Mh, ay
nt pro~
The in
eciahly by. re
he factors which
ibuted to the im-
nie depression in
pr
mn degrees its
wuirements, and
nistration princi:
pressure of
uunuer oF exten
LISHES
TUDENTS
1032, Uw
Litite Falls, 741
able ts receive here, should return | Sheehan, Marjory, | Ele Pb, ‘Tro:
the succeeding summer. Moreover, | Shetield, Hiner 114 Lancaster St
as a result of publicity which be} 4.7098,
ian wiven to ihe sessiai he ta duite| Syemetd, linda, Athers
Ukely te be responsible for the ap) Sheldon, Marjorie 8) “Third Si
pearance af a new atident | Try, ‘Troy. 2548
- Shepherd, Fannie 1. Fort Miller
Sherman, Heatrice C., 930) Hilkte-|
7 Intnl Av Schenectady
Plans Picnic [sre I N19 ‘Third
it S111
dled the baachine with aecnracy ‘ei
and. precision Phe sumoying_ wait
while reels ary changed was cline m Sinutildie lake Mares 310 Seton 7
ated tlirouh the use of cslured aL eh
Mine > hin ot ante the story sth Shuilies, Fabwin Med Vi Daan
then te beiitiely used ft f
that gui + NSN Bb
re janes of the Mincher espe |
dition lock formed the hiesis of the r aT lbanaaeys 9
Teeture qitst fave heen Gnterie St, 24807 |
[Silicrlerans, Sanuuel f36 Hate st
SClacniectisly
many Silver, Hotel 0, St Caton St
their deca: Hutson, ifuetan 34
Mary Vinchet Mparently the Simmons, Tolan Jo. 7 Crebard \
itty inetndine Mrs. tat | Vs
hea ia her averally she's Stuns, Mevtte Hillsdale, 2
“S wile we've seett Western Vn, 22887
Mr. Vinwliot in its Hevna Vi Manning
the two
Sinpsen, \Weandell HL, 79) Dark As
BH St
Shei, FLcabethe 1209 Sign St]
Pio, NoTray: 1nd
Shaner. Prusmtte Do, 74 Troy: Kt
ain Metainls 9482
the upyertunity to make a vicariots| Frances MeMahon, whi will be[ skinner. Mary 1, -H8 Warren St
vesare Bor such a tripe we would lit charge the | Hudson
Wot he interested, ity Ginling a betterpis aie rewion nia tient EStuter, Agnes ME Bingghianton, 570
"skipper than Me. Cleaves tats Madlivae nic 8
Speaker Will Address
Class In Government
Albert H. Hall, director of the
bureau of training and research,
New York Conference of
v
State
Mayors, will address the class. in
Municipal Govermment™ at 1:10
next Monday
And person in the st
sion may attend, according to Mr.
Paul HI, Sheats, instructor in gov
ernment, who is in charge of the
class, “The class meets in room 304
Draper
Mr. Hail was formerly instructor
in government in Union Coll
Sia 374
Glenn, Bing
adisor, Av, 8-1 740,
ton,
Slater, Lillian “M., 1588 Van Vran-
en Av, Schenectady Sch, 4-2916,
Slater, Ruth A.. Greenville,
May E.. 28 Glen Av., Scotia.
Peekskill 423’ Clinton
Stobod, Arthur As 1150) Saniner
Sith, Abrahaun,
ichenectidy.
1078 Holland Rd,
Smith, Artington P18 Lincoln Av
Swit Heatriee 1, EMenille, 438
Livingston Ay, 5-29
Smith, Veutrice Vi. 139 Eh St,
Sel
nectady, Seb.’ 264219.
MW, 1025 Howard St,
Suiith, Htitel’ Mae
em Ay
Smith, ithe! Margaret, N. Troy,
Sui) Western Ava, 27183,
Smith, Mrs. Flossie, 18) Lincoln
Ax. bismiere, 9:607
Smith, Gertrude K., Attica, O41 Kae
Cal AS. Troy, Fray 88. |
Suith, Helen “7. Prospect Heights,
Kenssctaer
[smethe Henry J. RUD 6 Nas 268,
Selon tlh
Heriord A. Philmont, PLZ
Uh Ae Remssekier
Avi ¥, 17S. Pearl St,
Jape, Prospect Heights
w
Foot
raw Vib
Smut betes La dil Payne Av
Kise
Vr 2
Stillwater, Me
20 allt Rd,
RIL 7 Schence-
7 Mrolorwk St
ayette M
\y
Selene tidy, £05
vier, Tefen, 68 Was
va Sauuerties
Suyder, Helew Elizabeth, 37) Nor
wood Av, 2t280,
