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State College News
Vor. XV No. 14
State Coutece For Teacuers, Atsany, N, Y.,F
RIDAY,
January 9, 1931 $2.25 Per Year, 32 Weekly Iseues.
TALENTED ARTISTS
TO ASSIST CHORUS
Women's Chorus To Giv
Public Recital Thurscay
in Chancellor's Hall
Stuart Wilson, tenor, and
will assist at th
to be
ie season
given hy the State cal women's
chorus
v
tiveer,, Niles Ga
Winchester
larship in La
ity where be sang in oe cho:
college, ic
as inter ed hy-the ware!
tit he, resuined. Nestudy of finale
Reszke and others,
under Jean de
His singing so impr
y immed:
nie concert tour,
eU of Michigan,
pupil of Guy’ Maier ‘whe
of the artists ina two-piano | “recta y
tuner the auspices of State
0. Mr
thiete
FAN
cl
mito) (by
‘ The Splendour
" Foy
And Judy" by, Goossens. and
try Gardens” by: Grainger, played
ntz; a group of folk-
ngland and Kentucky
Wilson;
Gri Scottish
“Soa “and Wood"
and "A Tragic: Stor
Yy, rae shor,
i,
"by Bullock
lerick H. Candly
bead ol ihe mane department,
directing the chorus.
NEWCOMB NAMES
DORMITORY FUND
COMMITTEE HEADS};
‘
scriptions to the res
ce ace hall fund, Lawrence (Ne
mb, esident, Sunoane
ts members of
om have received letters contait
ihe ledge cards which are tw be
1 gin
There was a miceting of the com
mittee Wednesday at
weekly meeting Uine wa
Hrimmer, exec
f the College alumni
One mesnber of the tans as al
tlle the pledge tor the
te Newel This
(arb Kelley
een
sh Haut
hautter
Nanri be
Tapath
Mink
Can Stesibuegty
Flsa Meulecke, Ne
Arnold Copping.
Initial
choot from which he
n and
he attended Cambridge uni-
| by Lennox Robinson,
.|son is a fantasy, ‘The. cast
y me
orm Hutter, and |
JUNIOR WEEK-END
Directs Plays
Miss Burgher + To Be T Be Toastmistress
At Lun meheon on January
cal Hotel
Pieris Yo: joni nna
1 whieh wit take place Jan
| ire nearly completed, aeeoing
Kine. Holt, general chairman.
The {allow ig persons have beer
edd t 1s patrons and patrou:
esses at junior luncheon whi
be conducted at the DeWitt Clinton
hotel, January 31 1:30 o'clo
(seepage en Sorc in
chairs Iton
Moose, aidictee in oto. and Ait
se
ior the hmicheon and the
will he the three president
present junior class, nam ale
1 reonan presitent
Rice, sophmore president
Rienber, ji "pres
er will” prubably "give
the weteoming addre
prophecy: and “class, history
Presented hy. Mise “Craver and Ric
» Annette Dobhin strut i
MISS AGNES E, FUTTERER
| Miss Agnes E. Hutterer wii
directs elementary dramatics
class plays to be presented in
the atulitorium, of hal
Tuesday wight at 8:30 eM
antes] RAMATICS CLASS
“for the
WILL GIVE PLAYS
a'clock, fae
Meet sent patronesors, lies
ter the as: yet een einen for jinn perm
Futterer, ty he conduc 1 92000 to
o'clock at the Ten Eyek hotel. Janu:
ccording ty Miss Holt
i chairman of the
tn fe presented is! y J" annonces. that the
rabbed Youth and Age", a comedy |fallowing orchestras are imder cot
Nile Clemens, | eration the, Garnet Goblins fron
Swann, the | Sch the. Blue oh
three daughters
“Violet Putnam, Mans Colonel
s college; al
he chairman of the other commit
tees age tavors; Aisne Gen Bure
Mine] faculty and chaperones, Marge Fret
8 Car | tax and bids
vail he iGeratd mth, the grams ‘Stel rss
Witson is chairman of
1934 BASKETEERS
MEET FRESHMAN
OF R.P.I. TONIGHT)
basketball
tomorre
of Tommy
shrewd young man; an
rett, ‘34,
thicd young
an in silico by Helen Simp-
1 for this
pre:
" Aariorie|
a fncludes: Marcia Gold, “33, asa
cockney Ril; Raymond. Collins,
young cockney Xatherine
Dickens Vand Hetty
by
of
33
The ‘third
freshman
Mark O'Dea ca ato ty
r
will travel to Troy
where they will
team)
heen drilling We charges
bine High
Miss Winslow Obtains See
Position On Long Island +"
Genevieve Winslow, “31, will he
Mer ties asa
teacher in Fh
La
song Ish lan,
"Nae al
Ft
vied A Ee
nar ashes were
Koger Ha
in carte wo aia
Winslow completed the re
college
years: She was eaduated fr
Schenectady High tl
Class of
high: sel
y
Miss Winshie
eommerce and nun
G.A.A. To Have Outing
Tomorrow Afternoon
TO PRIS
\ shat
Hur valine
His event
the oni club
tities wn
club ar
ARE ENGAG
Horace Myers ety is
ser ul obama lon teats hy
nity
orical
affairs, Miss Burns
PLANS ARE MADE
30 and |
Miss Burgher will be vstnsves| Jing to
crs
of the
es ile the lass
will
tn
plies have te he
Juniors And Seniors Mea
Tuesday For Féucation
A spe eting of juniors | |
andl seniors jiterested in “ed |
| | tion 115 Sram ith te ges
|
,,| QUINTET 70 PLAY
THURSDAY AT 8:16
Squad Will Meet
lebury College Team
In Home Contest
AL
ial_me
' te's Court
Miadl
ular activities |
ool, will be conducted
" on in
Alt clock, Miss H Mis h Sean00
fs The Purple and Gold basketball
five will resume its court activities
when it faces Middlebury college
of Vermont ‘Thursday night in the
| [ay iD This
| |e first season in
room, 2t
| Min
wth course will be conducted
re
ick,
in
High school, |
whic the (ae
quintets have opposed euch other
in what is expected to be one of
the best games of the sche
Miss Haier
i ich wl be]
carned by one hour each week|
1| [spent in the classroom and other
| |periods will be spent in actu
| direction of Mitne High school
ties
V
a strong aggre
the prowess of State
utinost, ‘The visitors, in addition to
facing some of the best competition
intercollegiate basketball circles,
[also play in a leagwe that includes
hath St, Michael's college and the
University of Vermont,
In one of their last contests, the
ned back by
he enrollment will be limited
thirty-five students, accord: |
iss Halter,
STATE MAY HAVE
ALUMNI QUARTERS
IN NEW YORK CITY,
By Mus. Beri E, Bureatse
Excentive Secretary of the Aton
Vermonters were
i Association
Foltewing the custan of si
groups from
New
uf the but the contest has
not been definitely decided upon
[iy possible that this: same may
cork
fe RES arsity squad is working hard
ies in the class
very fortunate in having
1 Loweree, one of our sradt
its, omg.
Coach
tary to the manager of the hotel, er
She Ri
te aict as seeretars
te
the
and interested in the project d
would be wilting
day ti and will
to get the pros them work out tonight amd next
esday. afternoon,
ix the necessity of bulking
ni for. the
Baker is endeavoring to give
the first and second
to the project and without remun-
jeration, for a time,
|ject
The phir would call for a tile in
the ‘hotel fice of our graduates |
living an and hot Ne
those teaching in th
woul ihe pasate ui i
|by calling the hotel uflice for. the|
|sdaren In order to become a
ient of this service, it we ml
Ibe necessary 1 emis mie |
[atu addeens with
the hatel affic
Hime ‘when an alumnus. visitng in
| New York may not meet friends or
classmates at the hotel. |
One of our graduates, Frances}
she home tthe |
started,
“ectian
fr
ay the quintet wi be
sadly pabiad We lua ot jiapers
by graduation as has happened im
jie past tn years
" DEAN C. R. ADAMS
INSPECTS POUR
Metn'naa’ were wakes! TO DECIDE MERIT
ce
Nvatinn pers) ean Catering
foal] Ss ules
ih
mi
College in
y specting Me various buildings. Col
es ae lige for recognition by
w Wasi, eye meet the
bished “hy. t
nerican Universities
Hilton
heal
niet
" Miss Avery To Leave
ie ees trate
ey
i aie Mis
Lion ‘Rushing Namber’’
To Appear February 1
tO GIVE REPORT
it
tied ot the
Fa aot) TSE AE he
returned, |
NTATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1931
t 20?,12 and, some must be followers, or the facult | Stace Now Has 9 Basketball Cheers
Sta stoped em Ne mS Tio out of gu repute leaders. te ihe Two Songs Ape Also Added to List
th jounderi
‘out of 1,000,000" reputed. leaders
ergraduate Newspaper of New York i com hat have jonas have alo
eK
ler
ors and students
State Colleye tor Teachers over jy what he thete| adden io ‘te Hist that a
ix ity he ramen
Tncluding the new cheers
recently been added to tl
are now, altether nine cheers that) at the ba
fete eee cc et
Nera ittaies ane eeccn ae ate college will use at the basket-| Margaret Milckey 3h Coty
vis ‘re and home economies, in a sation ball contests, They ‘are as. follows: | leader, ‘These songs areas faltawss
Gronar, P. Ricks ; sis a CHER
Cornratsr, E, Buounatck Associate Menasing Editor | Yas Re, Re, Ri, Rol (Tames On the Road to Man
Sint A ete Reuss ive a, cheer for $C.
tisiny ‘Mawar em on to victory.
Telephone babe a Wateh te ball go in,
i,
Tnance Afanayes ence than to spl m
“Félepione ver ey. night well be eliminated
We're boun
sedicture Feditor | heer
ial
Aunxaxien, Scitoon. ..
18 Central Give a cheer “wil halls are ringing
Sith her tory as of
‘As the score goes
in fayor of the Purple and the Gol
i “_
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Although ‘Unions.
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students of K.P.
hie
wraties: «lmerican, Faulish, Germon,. By
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‘i Flexner, Oxfurd University. Press, New York
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Masa and iteles Robel, huniore 10 Cl
' cite batnoger gt lee aid te ate Can We will cheer athletic. victories
sity
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Awuteoas oF sinh AC have a6 Ts .
mal and
Frllay amt ean Te
i te Student Associa
ered. as “second
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hese problems were disettsser! a short Laxoworie Yi
Wk tings ‘wsl) | DEAN COMPLETES
ae NEW SUPPLEMENT
sor a a fk TO BOOK CATALOG
tet vies, sand faculties, His investiation has. re re supplement 40 dhe cata
vitest inn at scathing seta fy exh ea | lena Yi ia {iyathe canted of
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Captain! Borward! Ce
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THE AMERICAN IN EDUCATION ite Test ve Hea abe Uist ne anatiy IMEIONE | Get yield ri Fin tant led by De ni Fivree Nas,
No country offers better illustrations of the wll saw | if the univer “he Sundy at ss aun ia ga Vagal? Forward Center!” Guard!|recenely heen published bythe Th
i fevers the stony of gene aa te tr ihe fon et im ard! Witson pubiisiyg cota 0
‘ \ Ceepeat
York city: The supplengent
that “wariety is the spice of life" than does the United
American has De sev zealots in the
sued in Decenib
first edition of the eatalok
Fixat Vat. lished in. 1923. and contai
Hin using the ternt
Hiehin: (Re CHM -CoMDRAen AE AE worl ARAL
uch institutions of higher learning as have the four de.
edit int his
it of variety that heh
pints, Ha aninieneds, Bath Lh siicutboeal. bth
the itn ly tH AE eh eA ging | Ka Ha re al ia
the success. of his efforts: tu wet widespread variety: in i in 876. AMU progress lias State Coline ‘sate ( vollege! [by Ds
nade: sie that time Hf today are im Halt, Rall, Ral, Ral
State College
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colleges, even thou so doing anakes the curviut tok
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ridicntons. introduced unnecessary courses ; i
ing including subjects which are chietl articular Heaton ot ‘the orithial: caulhie ty
saulists of expureice and pewsies aud davsles'in: thor tee ag caer van Dean’ Pierce
at all, We teach sewing, dressmaking, the cooking of ae setene ma are valuable for, sn
tos, frying of exits, | hheans, cement mining. Wie’ youth of ule age at Hah Rat coca rar aa (he
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ven fur these abstrlities, We event nil public” appropriation have done iain eal i
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ral sma baal ee 1 py met Cltmahie, Chcgr, Harvard, sued stave) Roth tah rah a tay elt ea net yf
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levelhge the stanlest wr the fullest, "The " sits i the State if New Voth
y ' 7 the library exten iN
SLASH IN BUDGET
LOWERS "ACILITIES
OF CITY SCHOO!S ,
ina ae q 4 fot
ine veciins fein Henwetiste aninseroats ston itty ite Sh fectires 0
Hae ahtaied ail \
*eThweny there fr ihe matter of hearst, Nov vsdlens
administrator will shay: thatthe “ali ab Wealershige
desirable, Hut hi
(a ae THE STATESMAN no uate MENG
i
By ronnd te the MEE SE VTE: surat Mesisbers of tlie College evlatcation
setustiien toot that the’ aw ident
wath fa urtiva atten te have
tiatbod
ther
efhirts thavaed iter sherabery s
That niaty of the preiest Dowlers are an
ut co ‘ii i
yah hiiaistator
sane AM tha teat wil bt th
uy thie question, ' evident Tei felt
1 tl Hately ae ate ' will objert sk | ra Gut
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f Hine tt that we Cayalty t 4 uthiotition re ‘shngtin path Menta
ow itis aa f iis mi
tetirane vet tells td 4 ie Tanne va Me
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rotten» gas the ah " ' Ar a fos #9 We geanacs God ame Man om Wave a SO deasankt
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STATEICOLLEGE: etl seeks 19.1931 5
ISABEL J. PEARD
oi ict
WILL GIVE REPORT oe ae
Convention “Discusses Problems| MONDAY, JANUARY 19 | | FRIDAY, JANUARY 23
BY eels: ‘Wide Interest; 2 Re
75 Are’ Delegates Jee An
Probients of at: i wn
portance)
i
rode wns tie eate
Ma ‘i Jana 4
to. [sabe 7
Weccanentin “irwesinting
c a thi
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ral ats for ma examninatio ording to Miss Van 1
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28:
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ALPHA PHI GAMMA
MAY AID EDITORS
OF ALBANY NEWS
‘Tentative hide negi have bee
mace iy the the Aliany
ig News by Kappa chapter of
Aipha Phi Gamma, national Honorary
journalism fraternity, to have its
members edit part of the
arly in February, George P. Rice,
2)'32, secretary of the fraternity, an-
nounced say.
Each year the fraternity edits part
8 load cky paper. fo" one ny
st_year the fraternity worked on
Roomy
12, 303, 104
300; 3m
ad pion through the efforts
aad) ot Ma who was a
ie AG member ot ot se stall of the paper and
Reromiuwnauanie Veuve A cagh ®, JANuaRY 2 "THURSDAY, . TANUARY 29) nents ll eve
delegates were at te vanes ee iy SATURDAY, sanuany 24) 2 oom | take
sehen tor surly, th vo Roomy 150 the city desk and write
Goss stb Hc ty i te
aay ; \ ee re ‘| Hamilton Will Debate
wt as Mw baie 2 State Team March 10
; iis — ‘The first dehate on the schedule of
a sete | Graduate Contributes
MONDAY, JANUABY,S (26.
oN
TUESDAY, JANUARY 27
Reus
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vororities Are Valuable #
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Just Above Lak
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Hants Tadibag test : |
vee a -
Article To Magazine |i
A State college graduate, Kabel M.|f
debates
Just around the corner above
the an tes wil be wih Han
| e
author of an atic |
which was published
of New
"19, is th
iducation magazine
ug Isl fteriwon, January
story. of the Lome embers of the
ti cet ag |
Th this year will mark the
|thind consecutive mecting of teams: of
the two eu past debates
[Ihave heen won by State college by
waite in tunianinous decisions
tare awwarde | key
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STAPE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1931
DR. SAYLES VISITS
WEST AND SOUTH
TO COLLECT DATA
Professor John M. Sayles, en
of the Milne High school, is
‘an extended tour of the pho aa
south to visit schools and colleges to
get information concerning teacher
training work,
He left Los Angeles yesterday and
went to San Francisco. ‘There he will
visit the University of Califor ar
the University High school, which
corresponds to the Milne High school.
college and other
junior colleges in ue neighborhood.
in Francisco untit
January 18,
Dr. Sayles will also make an ex-
study of the schools in New
He will return sometime in
Orleans.
February,
Dr. Robert W, Frederick, principal
of the Milne Junior High school,
and Dr. Milton’G. Nelson, professor
of education, are taking care of Dr,
Sayles eka hates while he is
on this
"The College faculty gave Professo
tes a farewell party before he leit
and presented him with an aviator's
traveling bag. | Mr: ‘accom-
panied him on the trip,
GROUP OF ALUMNI
SELECTS VACATION
FOR DINNER DATE) y4, ant ses. Herbert R. Vanj* yg et eee eee
Sia college graduates who are|Kleeck of Waterford announce the] gravure supplement and will number
edcational supery
en
adminis
will cat ‘thin ual meeting
fy holiday convention of
Principal
Me. Hastings is connected with
General Electric plant in Schenectad
Rath P. Hughes and
F steel, seniors, and. Mrs.
Wate Sleeck, '27, were among the guests
: au the party during which the engage-
Dr, Art B and Dr. M wit was announced,
ton G. Nelson, professors of educ:
tion, were among the speakers at the| —————~ —-
ae tha. bes w| Midnight Sonesters Serenade Sororiti
ie
Dr. Wiley. botnt out the com: | (
manding. position of State college. in
the field ‘of preparation of men
‘educational administ
Seine met for secondary education,
\
(the em
cators Pete ale he
ee ck expresed_ the earl
desire é “aid alumni after their grad~
engagement ef Jie daughter,
fia 30, 9 Geige
-| Psi Gamma and
matics during her four
awaited the arri
Phi sorot
"| Night’
ing, singing “Good Ni
Tours West And South
rofessor john M. Sayle
principal of Milne High school,
who is making a tour of schools
and colleges in the west ts
south to study teacher-traini
methods.
Engagemenet Of Former
Stadent Is Announced |"
Cor-
Sturges Hates “ot Troy
Miss Van Kleeck is a member of
was active in dra-
| for ne issue, Rice said
FLOOR COMMITTEE
ANNOUNCES RULES
FOR NOON DANCING
Rules have been established by
the floor committee that was ap-
Bolnted to supervise the dancing f
of Hawley hall
This committee
was appointed and given power to
limit the dancing to State cota
stadents by President A. R. B
Pie el Bala aaRycor eC
mittee to see that only State col-
lege students are allowed to dance
in the gymnasium at noon. A sign
the door of the gym-
im that no one Dut, State col-
i is work by’ Arthur Jon
rhox, y
JUNIOR ‘MEMBERS
OF STAFF TO EDIT
NEWS JANUARY 30
“ special Prom edition of the State
Con ws will bg issue on Fri
day, January 30, the News board an-
nounced today. George P. tee ‘3:
will
at least eight and possibly ten pages,
he said,
toiare members of the Ne
were oa, nae
, $32, will be managing editor
"Sarl
«|| DRAMATICS CLASS
s:
Only meters of the junior las |e
s
the paper will probably be run in
the colors of the junior class. Spe-
cially colored ink will be woe (oe the
ries relative to the prom |
of the junior class
sue
and. she history
jorm the features of th
S
As Co.eds Await Arrival of Santa Claus!
s the night before Christmas
acation, but all. was not quiet at
fhe sorority houses as the co-eds
ival of Santa Claus.
of mid
©| proached a group of State cote
men stole uietly up to the
and sang sitet
Nittle Town of Bethle-
horisters, were lea;
ight Ladi
2 Gurst of applause from the bi
and
‘As the c
hem.”
Sao Cony’ greeted them,
Dr. Nelson pointed out the possi-|"" ‘The next sorority to be serenaded
bales on coperatin among 74" |way “Kapa Deli. Viste ie
‘The roll call showed that graduates | MMe ality, Alot Ries
present. to. represent all classes Ee ee
Omega.
irls thought that
who is at
Hines wt
resent conducting research
Shae the pus the Ane Junior |
High school, was also present |
PEAN'
Dresses 3 |
niust be hungry and cold
Son
YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME
aT
The College Pharmacy
CALL 3.7768 WE DELIVER
ENJOY A LUNCH AT OUR
SANDWICH BAR
DRUGS AT CUT PRICES
Coffee, cake, candy and fruit re-
warded them for their efforts at
singing.
As the sun was coming up over
fourteen hoarse and weary
songters ame straxgling, into, the
ollege House for their breakfast
The only
table were “Oh!
but from the looks
the midnight singers white
classes came | the impression
What a day!”
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CLUB TO CONDUCT
WEEK-END RETREAT
BEGINNING TODAY
Newnan club will condact its an
nual ret beginning this afternoon
‘e and ending Sunday
mnmunion breakfast, Father
club stata, will
M
jar-
‘Miss Brandow, '31, Wins Book
At Last Tea This feed
Dorothy Brandow, ‘31, was_pre-
sented with the book, “ood Facts
ducted in the Lounge of Richard-
son hall Wednesday,
This was the laa tea for this
semester, Ann ‘McConnell, siden
‘31, chairman of the Lounge com- frst Iecture will be this after
milter announced. "It has not yet| | noon at the Academy of Holy Name
on Madison avenue at 4:00 o'clock.
Benediction will follow the lecture.
The second lecture will be tomor-
Fow morning at 10:30 o'clock at the
semester will be on
Wednesday. The more convenient
date will be chosen, Miss MeCon-
nell said.
Dean Cather Rogers Adams,
the representative of the American
Association of Laniversity ‘Women |
who inspected the College Tage
aay a and Wednesday, was a guest
the, tea,
viram inlet board
I The club mem-
want to go to the mcheon
cadlemy must
tomorrow noon at the
al
TO GIVE PLAYS
ON TUESDAY NIGHT
rhe committe Tor won _—
stot monty ec Dt| Dr, Hilleboe Continues
” Peet Cook Study Of Adolescents
Work on the study of the junior
1 child is progressing satis:
Or. Guy.
3, chairman,
Charlotte Anderson, Pearl Cook, =|
Nile, Clemens,
Ma
Juniors, and Madeline)
olds, ime.
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Marg:
chil inutivid
the joint nf view of He id
sty ad his Tespune 10 Oe
tation,
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Ma
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Vater Pam,
Ma nal Marcia
e| The department fs Wie 6
Md, spphennress nd advert sntinued
Persis Foster, 33, chairman Abie from September 18. Dr, Hilleboe is
iri Me lee Cor asited by Mis Margarel Ls Hayes,
nell Rath ¢ Corton, Betty Cordon, ‘a a Dr. Ro rricks, prin-
rine Moore,” sophomores, Spal af ie lie fiir High sco
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