State College Ne
Vou. XIII. No. 3
4 MAY BE PLACED
ON PROBATION NOW
Only One Sorority May Enter
Each Year, According To
Council Ruling
Four sororities may now he admitted
to the five year probation period, ac
went macle today
president of [n=
cording to
by Mary C,
tersorority Council
in,
ne ruling will Ko
re Only: two sor
imo effect in Septem
rities may be on probation during the
five year period, according 1 present
rity will be
ww year, Mis
regulations, Only one se
put on probation daring
Gain said,
of i was Dean Annu
Pierce's comment on the new ruling
Phi Delta and Alpha Rho
probation, When Phi Delta ends its pre
bation period in September, it will be
oi the conned
aadunitted until
come the tenth member
Alpha Rho can not he
Srave Couuece For Tracnens, ALBaNy, N.Y. Purpay, May 31, 1929
82.25 Per Year
3 CLASSES DONATE
$100 EACH TOWARDS
NEW SOCIAL ROOM
sophomore and. fresh
opriated
gilts
‘The junior,
man classes this week ap
$100 each as part of their si
lo the College towards furnishing the
reereation room in Richards Hall
The donations will be given to Dr,
A. R, Rrubacher today,
This is the first time that classes
have presented part of th
he College before
week, Approximately
ant professor of home economies. The
resent senior chiss will present $40)
owards furnishing the room
Miss Gormley And Miss Welch
Are Announced As “Playgoer””
wealingg the anonymity
today’ announces that
s plural
However, the
September, 1931
Applies For Admission
Epsilon Beta Phi bias applied fo aad
mission ty the Couneil, sant will hegin
ember, Cant
its probation period in
ma Phi Sigma may come on pr
in September, 1930, aecvrtiny 15 the new |
ruling. Uniler presen regulations, the |
sorority would not be admitted antl |
1931
New les also pravide for the shor
wats nok written in
{v was conducted by two students
but-nvither helped the ether in the
the eriticism.
of the early part of
nor Welch, ‘29, acted
critic for the
© Gormley, "29, editor
«Behe, eqnuducted thy
volun for the remainder of the
ening of the silent period from Wales SEATING INSTALLATION
day ty Monday following rush week,
It is felt that the rey
ation will pre
sororition fram senting
anonymons notes to influence pledges in
their selection of sororities
31 GIRLS WILL GIVE
SONGS FOR ALUMNI
SATURDAY, JUNE 15
HW Gant
We
chosen by De
Iyn, innstruete
IS ALMOST FINISHED
Hiostallation ef seats fi the auditorium
Hf Page Hall hats almost heen completed,
ML new sets have been installed, filling
he downstairs seetion and the front part
The remainder of the
ts from
wat the thileony
Fealeony: iy being tinted with
fmm of Hayley’ Ha
Phe ld) seitty were removed and trans
nat of the boli
is have not yet
erred “Tuesay, On
1 placed, bat the contractors expect Ww
Fooish installing them early this week
Work om the fintingy is still gu
Alurooti clay. ceaeteion o, Curtin rads were hung Tues
Bi audante, carck tive ad the headlights installed. ‘The
nid at the cattamencentent thay exer [SUrtsiny ave now: being hums,
ses, Munutay, Jinn 17 } The erweks which appeared inthe
wit Munini day sill i, Tabor at the auditor before installa
i ane Hoa of seaty Baye nut futerfered with
in Stunner eh
Nesey. "ea Aven’ |
My. "Sheet at th
pervs HO) Can Vee Sei Ctslv
Seated futhswnt, willbe sane at ti
Hive frst simran, TH bse tH
Llauftuu, Marjorie Waite, Cite Se
san aut Fay Curl tsi Tliza
bath Wats rte]
SMGities ani Ma Caleb, RS
Mriseilla, Lautacestes, |
iy Shwe atl)
tly, Howto
twa Marshall
wl s
vs wil Ie
whey,
owt
r
aN.
Dorothy Hemera
| Mangaret Waileaorthy aud
anienss Dalit hanes
une Winieicty
Vnnalnelle
sind Laeilly: Kap
Nelli
Met
Withwunine
Will inn salty
TEACHER AND STUDENT
WILL VISIT CALIFORNIA
Lomise ‘Trask wud Mi
neta Wright, mistrietar in chenistey
alae te Calitoruia due
lathe Vanna
1, Munday
Uuvluded in their itinerary sare trips te
Salt Lake eity, Yellowstone National
park, Denver and Chicago,
| am
Whew the thor
alvin
ht
1 cavering wats
| FRENCH WILL TEACH
JOURNALISM CLASS
IN MICHIGAN SCHOOL
Wallin Mo Pecneh, 24, retin’
har i chi
a
was cracked at the
A wats feared that i
Hole until a new
fui
i eli
News,
at
ee geaniaatisnn saul history
fest year
micah with De
jernntendent
Posing, aun ats
stant ingtenetur
education at
Colles,
French is ase
liter vat the
I Heese Re
published
William french
Horenee ML Gunnley, 22, ‘itor
the eho will teach
nates at Rhinebeck, next, year,
eretuty of the placement burews, Ruth
Haw 29, will teach home eco
homies at "Thiel.
who will
aululress
bacler wi
calaureate
the dedi
Of E
elected p
Kappa Uh
sional
meeting. i
night
The aw
De. Ned
director o
tion dupa
br, De
stressing
whieh wor
wt ie ee
vnlidate
oF calle
Mae Marl
ferson Ud
Smith, 29
sone High
ah
her
Mich
members
Mr. Ke
Sehoulina
county
president
retary, V
articles,
Presidency
count five points.
count three
will not re4
Kaward
of tle
wuatter 6
ho will speak at the bace
services; below, Dry
Harlan H, teers who will give
BURKE WILL HEAD
KAPPA PHI KAPPA
Dr, Dearborn Talks At Meeting
ducation Fraternity
Tuesday Night
A. Burke, 30, was
resident of Chi Chapter,
hi Kappa, national profes.
mfr
nthe red re
woting, was addressed by
HH. Dearborn, retiring
af the teacher training divi
New York state educa
riment
arborn outlined the work
artiment for the members,
1 new view
4 teacher
ald eliminate the granting
tifivates, even after the
had completed six years
Reale, 25, principal of
High) schools Kenneth
wind, 26, principal of Jet
igh seluol; Herford A
, prinvipal elect of Jetfer
amd Lyle B, Par
principabelect of Canaan
wool, were initiated inte
Jay i the chapter
ule iy chairman of the
Roe
‘ocklanl comity teachers!
1 nel a eotucilinne on the
Ral Highiney
wiur A. Starr, |
4; tees
urer, Warren Cochrane, 40; and
faculty wl Dr Achur K
Heik, professur of education
DEBATE COUNCIL PUT
UNDER POINT SYSTEM
Onicers
placed unite
student co
A the debate council were
F the point system by the
veil ata a e
voted to appr
y off the balan
‘The money
dollars cc
es of lost and found
sete from
of the debate council will
All other oflices. will
wints, Sophomore members
ive any points.
WILL SPEAK AT THREE DAY EXERCISES
TORCHLIGHT PARADE
IS SCHEDULED FOR
cise will beyin at 8
Jame 14, in the auuitor
fim of Pa , according to Bethy
Kaun,
Miss Katwn will preside
Carnitine Schleich, 4
Jill, wil speak, The claws nrophecy will
te read by Rutty Wheelock; the class
the class history
ailunni coun:
Vwern hy Ruth Watts;
[by Mary Cia, andthe eos will yf
Marion Palmer
The
vont, and the entire
kindle their twrehes from the Tight of
fe tore whieh will be passed around
seiion badly will
arwghh tayo tines
hey leave the
vf juniors tw \
dauulitorinm, hey will
When they reach the
will ty
ive their torches
end ot the line, the senior
around and stand behind the per
whit they have
ecvane a member af the sradate eu
cel which was arganized in 191
wurpose at tbe eomnieil 4s to mainte te
fationship with alumni at the callege
The cauneil ¢
cach chiss. fram BSB 1 the present tine
These comueillary
ty af ane member oi
arouse innterest inn the
alumni association amb its projects, arnt
11 {arganize comuperation among their class
ates,
Miss Schteich will be intruduced to
the other councillors Ahumni Day, Sat
June 15, and will attend the coun
cil meeting at night. Miss Chrissie Cur
tis is the alumi councillor for the class
of 1928,
HH atwlivorini while the students sing
‘Great Hines.” wn the toreblight.yraces
sion the seniors will mareds oat in couples
CLASS DAY, JUNE 14)
20, president of the senior hiss. |
suntiteriann fights will be turned
The
i
i
DR. WILEY 10 TALK=>"
AT COMMENCEMENT:
Class Reunions Will Usher In %
Three Day Exercises
New York
commencement
m of Page
ding, to
Hall,
Pr
Monday, J
dent A, R, Brubacher,
The three-day execeises for seniors
will begin Saturday morning, June 15,
when the class reunions usher in
alumni day and class day. ‘The alumni
association will conduct a luncheon in
the gymmasium of Hawley Hall at
The alumni business session will be
auditoriuin of Hage Hall after
Dedication of the new
at 3:00
ormer
in the
the Incheon,
buildings will be conducted
v'elock, Dr. Harlan H
dean, will deliver the dedication ad
dress.
Dr
ualdress
Sunday,
4 clock
Walker Is
A. R. Hrubacher will deliver the
At the baccalaureate services,
June 16, Exereises will be at
jeulty Marshal
for hisgh
will be
Hvangeline Cal
Neti Kord, Marion Fox, Doroth
Mice Hills, Leona Je
‘ins Kapp. Mary Mieweei,
Paul Shite, Randolph Spi
Sturn, Rudolph Syring
Ubelle
They will assist in the distribution
uf diplomas
senior avademic
bewin at 10:00 o'eloek,
ivibution of diploiits,
following the
The seniors
I for cormmencement: Monday
wuditurinn of Hawley: Hall
" Alnnini ay: pr
uate council a wind at preseiitation
oF "he Vnehastened Woman" by the
waned dranmaticn chase undey the
Miss Mcnes. Futierery as
sor int Rangish,
ST. MICHAELS TO MEET
STATE NINE TOMORROW
State Colles Une tinal
wil) be dhe: ast rane that
state will Ihe vets eated hy ive Wet
ets oat the test
Verne Carry, jill
xraddated tis: year
his TLanilton
asthe secur eval trip
Ve varsity
Then, “Great Kires” will be sung as a iP they tet Key
Caroline Sebteie, (2, 4s avai cot: | SE tute
cillor fur the grashuiting class. She will
| Abrent-Minded Professor Goes
Fishing During Examination Time
h, May 0
while 100. stinkent
wucitition tor
Whew Prat
Moun bailed to appear
sse nub lage stinlents
ition
tions
The
nishesi
sul in
hone int
Ture oF fishing haunt
from his sind all thoug
termitivnal relations and college ex:
mination.
2
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ORIENTATION OR LOLLIPOPS:
As the old year comes ta a clase and the next year looms
for whieh plans shouldbe
no Myskina
two problems:
Hiately, A few
ty, with its horse play
aha, are seen,
Jauneted
nounced that the get wise py
automobile rides, and likewise, free walks, had heen
Pacidling was to give way to genuine orientation i
lit interetasy rivalry eyenty. Ht
weeks
hile
ished.
the easioms, aul
was further annonneed that the party would he merged with
the faculty funetion, Since Myskania
has abolished barrel rolling and frog jumping for a pain
less orientation, the ineoming members of the seniar honor
fy society must now outline the character of the function
reception ints ane
whieh they will sponsor.
Myslaania intended the new fimetion to be
Ty seems th
as thorough inv its extracurricular orientation af the reste
men as Education 9 is in its intelleetual orientation of the
coverings class, HE that be the pirpose uf the new get wise
then what form will the wew event assume? Shall
me Ww give a member vf Myskania and the supho-
assigning then to
cal rivalry reguhitions aul sophomore eh Shull
hers vi the faculty around the gym
we would the models in a tailoring
purty
we cunt
e president practice in vlocution by
> rules
we fine up the me
them
Shall we put them theouyh a process of
them unable even to enjoy
pasium anil ta
blistinent
handshaking which will leave
their iee cream and annnal crackers?
Some colleges conduct a series uf addresses hy members
of the faculty who give entering suuents a perspective of
the extra-curricular fell it its relation te ekisy work,
Student leaders, aly, outline the work ef their organic
vis Mot ANE ak Two tnintte "“Jooimeany scl speech, buat in
kroUp conferences tu whieh interested freshmen are ite
Vited. ‘These are only two sugested plans which might
make the new je juable, ‘The incoming men
Myskiunta
iurmuation
jin invmedtuately a
eae rust
plauninns wt
bers of will dhe well to My
fF phuns for the new funtion bet
taf registration ddays atid tea purtoesy. an the
futher paliciey prevent a carerud eonsiterations atic pts
Whether the new
eh wise pueety avi bee a gen
Hoortentatient ot will stump inites a peanty
poets reskin ‘ls
ee ere aves, anil lallipsps, tlepeti rt teil
extent pion the: directive: efforts ut Mlyskiaias ‘Phe sti
met Vacation is a pleasant time Gar work
les the pusblem tiene My shania, there
owas tHe student enue 1 The executive
nal aluty ved se ranean, aygebly ys
The Nios helivve
eiitedl in three 9 Heants were haste
slit
AWOL ht, tielit, tight, tut dear ald State
ii “Twi wel exes ann order te ddl ape time, Neither were
Moy asked te attend a Christies patty at which Santa
Claus geives dehy thats te the weaners, wtih lipsticks, ape
The proygrane wats ticle ane 4
We hije that the associations will
He sane type ut staan al
FP tepe
Ave mneriliels at the stutent
yor tessats anid iste bot
tusdent te
htferent
est. (0 thie fecerinienttat
Hon, that the executive cnmatice ot the
Anvetioa formulate platy. fut the
faculty members to iliferest colleges. “The western ast
tts ave apt 1 system A similar mavement
east inay bring such men as Professors Dewey anil
Krskine Ws Sate ( while we reciprocate hy request
ine ti me ibecy of uur faculty te address Coluiuia 9tt
teats, The student association will be indebted to the mea
bers of the comueil 1 they cae present next year a pre
gram rich in variety, The summer yacation is a plew
Une for work,
uiterested int san
Wer eat es
Nitional Stanleat
TIES WHICH BIND
1 for college welfare is not weak
here. Class appropriations made k towards
ing the recreation room in Richards Hall evidence
is wot hampered by 8. Classes
im when th
working for the benefit of th
this w
a feeling whieh
perform their highest
are parts of a whol
whole.
The classes have looked beyond their noses in donat
‘The room. will
We hay
conducted
whieh
ine money towards the lounge room.
Alla need that long been felt
wanted a place where meetings might be
comfortably, amd we have tacked a means: by
faculty’ and students could break through the formal,
restricted barriers of the classroom, A college conse
reaches its richest fulfillment when the perso
1 instructor and student is missing. ‘To
ti we handed the classes in a common pur
pose, 9 added the ties whieh hind faculty
students together.
sorely
ties that h
would be
BOOKS: fe eee
“By WATE
f Cunt, By
Meliride
Our ot the bast appeared at horde
fb raw meat and wearers at the roughest hides, Wave
st the loans a Nyzaan
Marcel Brion,
Huila, The Neourae
S480, New York
75 panes.
tal hhali-sivagges, eaters
viter
wave of these savages pounted ays
tine aime Roman civilization, eael tinw carrying away pet
eat the territory: ai the glory: tit ance was Rome's, This
movement was the work af a, Mutila, Ag a vont
captive in Rome, be saw the weaknesses of the Remins;
ste shaw him the power
Roun
yet it took the battle wf Chat
He the golden eagles Had he
institutions as a youth, ay well as the sigs af social ermmbl
seen the value oi
ings. the story: at Chalitis might Iawe been different
M. Brion hay turned
Hy will go fur ta shea civilization exactly what the
ld fegendd ailiat ris
Huns. utssed
ay excellent hak at adventure
Were, amd te dissipate the never
servoing gsi where the
pies in Flanlers, su
waving with the
Attila's hattletields, perhaps nourished by: the
upon Inbound
of all the races ef man
Iso the story of the fall af Rome. He well par
tu Kill Actins,
trays a government which allowed its emper
the German who defended Ruane
Ml whieh
perial purple to Reanutus, sun uf at traitor whee served
AUila.
The book fives inv its exvellout portrayals: the hatte of
Chabotis iy tremendots, the sueetinge ot Lew aad Mil
pies the barharie pleura Auila’y pavilion city, te
markable
hook
whi
curmage, lust
Fur culventure, eof
mental dissipation, blued wnt shunuler, thi
ef the mouths it's the book al the
wera, MF
vavinietion,
is wot the
English ay Bxperienee, By Mey 0 Trwey, R23 page
New York: Dutton,
His is at Donk about Piyglish 10 is tat a textiwink, LL is
abou experience and ative
han it sean
svatioatal” yee
whiel ie workd at haneuiase
Hnatamiesd hy. sy
written far persons who eure
teed Tat noi oh express it fetter
English iy not, any Toner,
kevin
1 inthanin
unbitien.”” Xv words «af enal anuber eoukl es
press ite clearly the theme ai the authets Baiglishy +
Hote andl should ant be: permitied the, aides. suljet
This is a problem fer teachers at Ruulish te jailer
A they van make Fagtshe at egperience util iat ac siih
Jerr’, they wall de well anteed Thi such tes statue
Fate aaluuisal te shisettsstons WWhibe the aie iy tan at
foo a ealfectiot at English "hie" the feganniany anal tle
emit are: thotnght pray kiny
Heinciples of Elementary. Padnewtun, Wy Jolt. Harn
New York: Cents
the principles it elementary
\
tistully have: beets disctise
time, priacijle
Honit sat thes secondary. father dha set tthe elementary
intation Wrovtesser Honat Iity anivated
Heclementary eluettint ie the tek
slisetiseend ates tlw
iva saad sect tyy th
ath, addons sot dduaniiste tient, th
Hates Mea
tlw
vintinksd
labs wionh) ass fae ye 4b aD
Ath Wsneemsnisita fina hes Tac
iceaples whith tty atti seacnbers opus tally sti
Sunanaties val ihe. pouneqies sesehad tae alge
woul ane the stants Ve tees ths In H 4
Seventy sell wall ul ts Tad thst ples shi atl
Len hany Hon
first
Hiay what the pr
Childe This ts
1 plajested
iui Can ake it the health edue
shes tbe at Tyger ines
froblous> sy at ibe Ine miiseles, sual tery
Whe hess principle ty tis! “the
Ail Ie Masel tpn the
Heachets inter
ealcations Thealthe edie
tian prog ran
hers whe see Hana
pio sid iat pupils
Bray buvk
| tetie
Jie hepesenteh. ‘The
| White
Will fund much ot value
|Women Athletes May Have Intercollegiate Contests;
“Play Days” Are Suggested, Miss Grundhofer Reports
ade by doe:
According,to reports
tors, ered thitt
tion “colleges and
1. Gav sonore
Mhtetc
By Erne,
Presid Agsuelation
iy eepresenied
ite “nterence
reise was lost
day would be derived by having: the
State Colleye wom way meet |atuibenty gator 0 play
Jwomen of other colleges on the ath-] stead of for their school
licipation would relieve
field in the near future, if they
decision reached by. the
Hof the athletic
collexe
Moore
competition,
follow the in
Hern see
of American
Anne
attended, ‘These contests, called "play
Hays.” would cause none of the strait
which usually marks athletic contests,
ie Wwanld he conducted in a friendly
| svivi
Hay: days” vat
play day is
tenth. ‘The idea of a
to hiring several calleges together to
time to] With keen expectition, the
ion at the
[las amex sl ait he, sm
fini heen competition sand hitter: | syyiited the
One cul: fang
presen
wt plays directed by
May Ho The
Jess among the competitors
lege invites ane or mite colleges tol fest, on first,
end representatives to their campus. fedy, “Feed the Brates” was the
Thee tans ate compared af students | anne ae tivitan ae anit
fram gach val il the gsanes Fiell, aagain the strom
‘nd these “play days” are | The twas ation elavacters
idhlle
ged lady, and Mary
role ai the ruddy
SHORT EWS NOTES a
ity welecmes int u Mh ‘ |
nity Hn
Kappa ett sur
full membership
SL. and Margaret Cussler
mothe ste Vhw comedy
Phys aulyanved straniatic play, "We
Huger ten, asthe
yew svity add at delighttutly doops
SNe AE ie ices Hornaitette Bastien
Mr, Mortis Halperin vf Glens Halls. | tiat erank, paged
tticntt Vl last scene af the
Mirnint Go Maker, es
Whatings sind is new
Mrs Whiting is
the Nha at Mbany
Dia
Mb
hes Whar sas very wise
pert andy
was plewsinnily
ruwrly Har [her rule Phe
vivilness oat seu
Mie ho.
net A. Oyerhangeh, en
ws having i
ry fueitibs a
Vthink, tlw
rather Hun at the
Ciliver OF Mituan, 24, married May {this a
teacher i
Vinten i
wutaalla, Nee Ay
Hat Chapin saned wall le i
Wain
West deat [the ttn play, Mis Millay
\ joke ah tli: State Tit orients | Th
Viterary Pisest 1 tah
Where are veal meanye tee at
Nat's :
0 vsphialt a“
He trons tha Stine Laws ayy Ne
youll teal in \ ee
‘comin cmc ATIONS
COACH THYNKS AEHLE LES
Wine Mt
hal
MR FRENGH WRITES. Wave tiea , ;
{ty
i MISS HAWKS INDUCTED
f ALPHA RHO PRESIDENT
“ il He Atibetbed Hass hess lth ace
i ‘lh Divsulet
stilt i 4 Hither Aithiyers sles
Vnsiiiates “80, leet
Vsdbsniths AE sastt
Lr AReeW He ays te Retisen, H. teeasirer
| ii ‘ Ho vtiptany Plizabeti
[Rss tea wl! Abin sevretary sili Hin
Avintiaae' ME Beason, repartee
tended to. puit girls tinder so nervous
a strain that all benefit from the ex:
The value of a phy
Mass. pi
person
Miss Kanne
Irving MeCon
man at burly
provoked the fiughter 1
sndticnve with his evn musing genial
as well as with his interpretation,
played by
Je ail the prinily
when they
for tke evening was a success
Grook Versus Super Crook
ug Nui
vuthiul in
wanting a
Arh Da Capo" Way Gear
Ms
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MAY 31, 1929 8
MILNE HIGH COURSE
WILL BE SIX YEARS
Longer Period For Working!
With Student, Declares
rrofessor Sayles
TENNIS TEAM MEETS
VERMONT INSTITUTION
FRESHMEN CELEBRATE
If it's made
ANO of
Atbany N.Y
10 No. Lake Ave
RUBBER
Shoes repaired while
you wait
We Have It
Prompt Service
Compliments
of
The Paris Cn.
64 So. Pearl Street
ALLING RUBBER CO.
451 Broadway
THEY WILL HEAD SORORITIES NEXT YEAR
WITH VICTORY DINNER.
|FLORENCE MARK, 30,
ELECTED DELEGATE
OF STATE SORORITY
Florence Marx, '30, will represent Eta
may
Mise Manonntr DUNRAP
MiSs VEANNETTE MANISON
|EX.FACULTY MEMBER,
ALBERT BELDING, DIES
PISS ALICE CORMING MISS MARY NELSON
ONLY WEEKS —
BUT TT SEEMS LIKE YEARS!
n
Di: end of the term—not far off now. Just
a few weeks and you'll be on your way back to the
home town,
But to Mother, Dad, and the rest—those few weeks
seem like years,
Why not ¢
phone? Right now you've got a lot of news for them,
few minutes chat by telephone you can
them a surprise visit tonight—by tele-
swap? it for the latest happenings at home,
While you
night ay
bea good idea to
nge one
elephone eall home now
until the term ends.
NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY |
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MAY 31, 1929
THEY ACTED IN ELEMENTARY CLASS PLAYS FRIDAY NIGHT in?
VARSITY BALL TEAM VIOLET PIERCE, '28,
SWAMPS R.P.I. 7-2 DIES OF PNEUMONIA
Players Win Third Straight Former Music Council President
Victory As Allan Ge Dies In Vermont After
11 Strikeout Week's Iliness
, 28, died of
wight in ices
its winning streak Saturday when it faucets le aTee i
beat the Rensselaer Polytechnic Insti- Wom the local high school, since
tute nine on the latter's field, 7-2, It ‘aduation Vast June
was the third straight game which the [Alisa Mere was fresno as
| | team has won li ter ji :
nd Gold nine pounded ‘ate i
Frew
| ing pitcher for the engineers, to the aud }
1] showers in the 1. Leo Allan,
| SI hurler, p om ie
| Mth
rom hee residenve. a Newhitryhy
Moinlay aftermam,. “Several ethers
vi Catan Kanjue Phi attented
$9 MORE IS REQUIRED
u MISS EMILY LEEK, FOR ELECTROLA FUNDS
( Oe 4 read inns tee equaled one
Klein Is State Star | peperty
Men's Locker Room Relinguishes || Sinden Sotto
Rubbish Can In Minerva’s Favor |) Vain th
he leh rubbish van, has: returnesd Huan tive pris
wits rightiul place inthe men's
locker room after |
days, Mond |
latest thin
rubbish ¢ © shurily i putredinae
Speculations. were r
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The mystery was solved. when Conmtesy: of Atlany: Evening. News
| Kaur jgitts: whi hil rotes iw the tiree amesiet plays presente fy the ALBANY
| elementary dramatic: chins in the Mbany bestinte ot Histery aud Met GOSPEL TABERNACLE
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MAY 31, 1929
PLANS FOR 1929-30, ag
Freshman Work Will Include
Reception And Dinner,
Men Decide
The local “of the Youn
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Texas Beauty Is Sorry That
Marks Slump To “B” Grade
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Y.M.C.A. ANNOUNCES |
CHARTS SGEELY OR.DIST
MINIT
Will Marry, June 22 rt, Jane 22 |
Ofte
Evelyn Graves, 25, whut
Heard We Briges, Jr
will be
"GRAVES FAMILY ISSUES
|) WEDDING INVITATIONS
VyCcon
STEUBEN STREET ||
Corner James
STATES,
Phone 4-375
ISABELLE J. PEARD
WILL BE AWARDED
$25 SPEAKING PRIZE
Isabelle 1
awarded the Pres
Hill, Margaret Hilton
muir, Evelyn Steinberg, ts
Peard, '32,
ALR
aahetle
‘ud Frances Sith
Judges were
of the faculty
bany. Players,
association,
I
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Miss Catherine Leys,
of St. Agnes’
Mr. David Medgele
in Mtbany
rs. Benjamin t
willbe
Vewed
Selo
®t BRANDOW WILL PRINT
DEBATERS TO MEET
NEW ZELAND MEN
HERE IN NOVEMBER
ate team will
Wins From 5 Freshmen
The
not yet heen cho
st will be sponsored hy the
committee of the
PEDAGOGUE NEXT YEAR "
with the
any; Russell
nut Mount Hole
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The art of gracious living
There are certain fortunate
people who seem to be born
with a flair for life... an
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© 1929, he Ae Meynutde Fobravou Can,
STATE COLLEGE]NEWS, MAY 81, 1929
21 OF 103 PLACED
TO TEACH ENGLISH
Commerce And Methematics
Second In Placements
With 17 Each
English agarteeat
fessor John M. Sayl
placement bureau,
mathematics di
seventeen |
Commerce and
Mathematics Teachers
hina nhc
t
Pramars “Ruth
re ean
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Ma Margaret Gals Breaks Running Broad Jump | Record;
tin Placements
ie fain eaten
fits viel 'Cashanan,
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ct a
gevions MUST SIGN NOW
his year’s senior clays
he listed as suthserihers
Pedlagoxie must. sign py
befure the vacation period b
cording ty Beverly V, Dian,
of the 1930 Pedagenue
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THESE JUNIORS ARE NOT AFRAID OF EXAMINATIONS
Shillinglaw Glad He Won't Face
‘Those Who Got Guaranteed Pens
"t six offered! Who'll
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twenty-seven? Twenty.
Going once for
all Ye
wv, '29, under-
took the shirtsleeved ‘job ‘of auc:
I not been claimed during
At the conclusion of the
an accounting disclosed: that
the year
sale,
so that he will
not have to face the purchasers of
the “guaranteed” fountain pens he
sold
Hawkins And Sophomores Win Meets In Track Contest
‘Two State College records were broken |'The freshmen came in second inthe
u class meet with 20.5 paints and the jun
iors third with 13 potuts,
and one e ‘annual girls’
track meet c Margaret
established a new cacord i
running browd jump with a le
four inches,
broke the record
jump, jumping vight fevt,
ine inches. ‘The record high jump. of
four feet, seven inches was, equalled hy
Beatrice ‘Van Stecuburgh, ‘31
"h
he meet results. follow
f]iizaheth Jackson
Uawkins, "2,
Steenbirgh,.
ies, ‘AU, fourth’ Haske
trie Vay Stecndutrih, i
bert "Sl, eel Virginia lawns,
third: “iawerine Watkins, “JO, fourth
Kunming, brow jump: Mirgaret Css
ler, ‘Sh Ving
Mant Monte, third
fourth
unieel_ were _ Me Baseball thnwyy: Virginia
M, with U8 points; | first; Winifred Iucthut, ‘31, sveonds
0 with 7 points; and | Heatriee Van Stecuburgh and Marion
Jackson, "82, with six points,! Roberts, ‘30, the tur third
WETT'S
SILK SHOP
80- oad ag alumna et
FABRICS
Tee the, Spotlight this
50 yal, dash
+ Virginia
won the in
welve
es wvunn the
boints,
Helen Rohel,
Te runners-up |
rnwwet with
in the
Hawkins,
Willard W Andrews, Pee. B. Wayland Bailey See |
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HANDBOOK WILL LIST
whieh the Young Men's
be ineluded in the 1933 ireshnian hand:
huuk,
Coveteen Mane Byrne
Four juniors who find the
than “the
MISS DELANEY NAMED
JUNIOR GUIDE LEADER
iiams and Ethel Moor
Jet to right, Marie Mavko,
hresident nf ‘commerce club,
Ksther de
30,
and according. to Nett Miller, p
dent of the class of L931, Other ment
hers of the connnittee inelude hel
Gilman, Hetty Burdett, Ruth Parks,
Huth Hughes, Mice, Benuett, Betty
Kautter hy Burdick, "Norma
Haller and Chaeall Shuts, sopho
PROCTOR’S
ALL ACTIVITY CHANGES
Material concerning the new. house
Christian a
‘ciation will support next year will
according ty Lawrence C, New
Mh, editor in chief, | Other
Je those in the student
in the point
8 of sororities, ||
rang ——
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mayen at
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