StateCollege News
Vou, NIV No. 26
State Con.ec
For Teacners, Acnany, N. Y., Frivay
Apr. 25, 1930 $2,
.25 Per Year, 32 Weekly Issues.
COLLEGE MAY USE
WESTERN SYSTEM,
anal
Ideas
Dr.
Brings
Brubacher Returns
Many New
On Curriculum
Introduction into the State cullege
curriculum of many ideas obtained on
his trip to the Pacific coast is the
hope of President A. KR, Brubacher
who recently returned front se month's
tour of inspection of middle western
and western schools
Higher entrance for
feacher colleges in the east will hive
to be setups sian, Dr, Birubsicher be |
requirements
fieves. He discovered during his study!
of western educati
the problem of over production of
systems. thi
as The first alfair way. conducted
than in the wast. This has been’ RUDOLPH R. WURTH | \isvins the, fst semester and we
Le ee is ae, NAMED PRINCIPAL jaime
isha pee One iat it dance is expected to surpass t
esi believes | AT ROESSELVILLE |"). g-. inustion because ail
Cali re attempting 1 MEET) udhlph A Wath, “A, was aD Tres will be allowed to sattend,
iis by constantly Pasi intedd sion ipa vi te Keessedvalle! Ray Andres’ al Six will
that teachers in he athouls af the en ante ue [ike sre Ce ie al
bime ins be tone wo ase taken] Sune SY corn we atiunaaes tase en et ee an
courses in the colleges and univer: Re placement hires. Worth served) tredin te prevent a stag tine, and
Aittes. aif California, aes pravticn tea her at the high sclies!/na person anaccempanied by a
Netual experimental teaching fot], MRT nig deg enccceaitiel
funnre pertagennes iss one af the adv aL Caled US was ale ape) Thaw aelier have already signed
tages which: mint canter teachers | il tu ate, iuulty of he bighilape inelisles foro. Atay, Ath
colleges stip i, w'hiew Mies Gabel Ties ht at Jepedin Joho Keunedy, hulward:
everal.nfstleecwestern:nuriial ey hols ircen ible the past twee years, | Thomson, Frederick Crumb, Ray |
ni colleges supp Helesonpurtealtye ts] Shilling epted an ape mend Collins, Kenneth Carpenter,
given the <stmbous:roselitain actual pointnwent as prmeipal of the Grand) Conwell Utes Vincent Pesta,
tecelring experience before gradation) C6 [Highs schunl at Grand Gorge] Hater, Arvid J. Burke,
De. Brohacher contemplates: having! Kathleen Costello, Eaua Moore and | tt Muslaryandl
cage rupactiey cuntempiates avi Gertrue: Frenier, seniors, Inve alsin] Anthony Horaitlers, seniors; “Kus
Me rcs Sang tae mn Fveve tein pstions the ame sell alan, Hrviyg Me nel
in office technique, similar | well dao, Aoving MC
taught inthe commercial schools of
Oakland, Business problems together
with office
habits are t
procedure and
inht
Ninine cullewes at San Mateo, San
Tose, cand Humboldt, especially: inter=
ested He Renbacher: He als visited
the University of California amd the
Voiserity of Washington together
we ternal selon at Rel
Iineton and the tewhers
i Nabland, Oreo,
Vic adiress to State eallege: alana
te tall Teena ber slur
" wontr He specke
7 iin Mae U0 ih
24 SEEK OFFICES
IN STUDENT BODY
FOR YEAR 1930-31
Facets fone students were nom
pfticers of the student
stdent assembly
April 1 ‘These candidates will
he voted on in the assembly next |
Friday. in accordance with the hy
fitution of the stir
weordings
Boro,
nse senior
for they
fesse WT
tle ol presilent
Tavdliann. Catheeran
eae ed aul Flea
Hie cuulidates for the
en from the
Vine canlidate
age Teter aie
cunlly April HY
the thier
Vaipeaet © Tickey
Wo Ge, AZ at
Donnie At
Thilishites tay qwomen’s chwer
bo Ptances Vo Bork. “SL: Mice
baht iid Kemaliee Kar pel, ‘a3
Poe vdot en ate: Hone Bb
Foe MP We Robert Rtaukins, "2
nL Clayton stewart,
L New Principal
h “30 who will
dye yprimeipal at Roesselville: school
i120 WILL ATTEND |
ALL-STATE DANCE
| Affair Scheduled To Begin
j At’ 8:30 O'clock Tonight
' In Richardson Hall
Sixty couples are expected to at-
© dance scheduled
lend the AIL!
jor 8:30) nck tonight in the
Lounge of Richardson hall, accord
ing to the committee in charge
Refreshments will be served for the,
first time.
The dance is the
wind to be conducted
second of its
State col
Ih is sponsored hy ne single
result of
vi all the
lege.
organi
conperation on the
mien of the college,
the
im
high: school
Worth is the frst mui iy the senior
nent
class te receive ann appein
sweording ty
Sayles. ‘The Ruessteville High schoot
any cnolhnent
« faewlty of IS intl ime
fuas SU) quypils. sand
will have
teew hers
Eighth Spanish Queen
Datel
iexiander
Charles Lye
F Clinton Wallwork,
AW
See Base hy
Vredetiok
ple
Fund
Robert
Rives
| Presents Motion
ALFRED DB. BASCH
Alfred D Basch ‘31 who will
defend amendment ty constitution
ilition of the printing,
ation members in the
News May Edit Alumni
Issue For First Time
\
State College News ana
ini edition of the
ssc
ime
at the first of Jue, the man
The issue will be published in ee
peration with the alunmi association
twill contain news chiefly of interest
totmembers i the alumni association,
Approximately three hundred copies
je printed, the board estimated.
Although some of the copy will be
vollected aul prepared by: the
the News staff will copy. read the
articles, make up the paper, and have
general charge of the work of pre:
paring the
ial for publication,
the project culminates, it will
the fest time in the history of
the News that the student board has
elited sich sn alumni edition,
ISSUES BULLETIN |
Te Sqr guailier oof the Gane
Havette attri Htise rot the
To Appear Tomorrow ' Fie Hal ae oe
Lie elonaTe Syeadele-ceenival queen trot uf a sired bntee DL live ia
sal amahe tt ayaa ay teal Tee eee Sra eutoncavedmmod ial
He eesin Seaeaga aie Agia th He seats auth ventas ws whe
AN ch set der brunette peedee {3H Rs i us costs re flanedty aechani hie
Pg Mas acs BR a sell Il [eye wat several carta
tuvlent Lo
suits wit Fei
wir entranwe.. Vater att enter
Sui Wal oirlike (atic HT
HP ckane ine sit, there will be haw
ij: Irae beens «chosen by
ta sell ns and
Maller
Jarjorie
Ves wal ba
Tickets tmay be
hers of Spanish club,
arty, SM presitent, sie
thirty five cents,
Minerva Surprises Returning
Students By New Easter Garb
the say: feanuales tee pet ue gar
ver the
Manervaa, at tee tae sot
teeted the returmuge ot
Priests anionsnge ay fier tll
Wer anaahe ap by sn hiwens
Hepast sootk tu the
her adjamty wi
werpetnatel ket year ahr the
Maete hice tavaley portal, alta
icant oA Tulle cbisses yetesseed
insucncane ae ea tle mane TM) sila
") Of Future
|
| Wives.
ubjective
Figian Medte
Marriage relateanstiye
othe college at thet
Toes net
Mew dhs net reahee that ther way
eo persons attieadly different
Tinpuilse te iealiee
o
themselves, “The
[a swat ore arta cashes an
ra ra
whit of his tevture
sean on the eve)
#7 Swath, ba
Jes averting
/Too Few Men Take An Objective View
Dr. [Eugene Swan Says
te Torael 1, Kaplan,
the committer
‘The textures were sano
Young M
ose
hy ‘th
’33 Speakers Tryout
In Preliminary Contest
The yretnninir the
Juinal freshanen women's nize 9p
ime ilu ted
anditernm of Payee hull Wednesday
The contestasts wha tried ant were
Uline ie Fnyelish department
feeaie the Pagshade UX. tad Bagetists 1b
Masse
ry sats te
Countest wy 4
Hetew
were) Ruth
Veins Cohn, tt
Tnvher, Maty
Vieapath ade
‘ Mare ate
V 1 Teaventan
Vyetony
Healy
Pinenic
Hrevse
Hata Mowat
A] will be pr
NEW AMENDMENT
IS OFFERED TODAY
President Will Attend 11:10
Assembly And Hear
Discussion
Debate on the proposed amendment
to the constitution of the student
association will he heard this morn-
ing by President ALR, Brubacher
who plans to speak on it if circum.
stances. warran
Students will diseuss and vote on
the amendnent presented hy Alfred
1, Basel, “31, fore ing edi
wr oi the News, tw the effect that
A list of panes of students who have
hot paid the
Student tax he not
printed in the State College News.
\ two-thirds vote of the student
suciation will he necessary to pass
the amendment and make it part of
the constitution,
The rumor to the effect that a vote
would he taken during the week by.
hallot in the halls of the College is
without official foundation, a member
vi the student caumeil anne
morning, Members,
they
declared Anew nothing:
the pramned. vt seme
Hi yaesed, the amendment will mean
thatthe Hato mes will fang
te printed hy this newspaper Tt
Inn tht The names ‘he esate ae
the dd Sens aed el ae
place, mem
ard beliew
The an edi e
r reasons why the
should
on when the
i pliced nits hands this morn
'MEN OF ENTERING
CLASS MAY HAVE
ANNUAL RETREAT
Vans for a freshman retreat for
v5 Vor State College for Tears
mn i
Heat
feat ines this. week:
tetreat wall probally: de ¢
ether, with
with the ‘several
(oat Otccurrinir activity,
[he somite declared °
Vithouish the primary
he phan is te orientate the fresh
hen, tmeinbers af the upper classes
will protiably attend in large nu
hers, Stuvtent leaders, including the
president of th it association,
the editor of the News, the editor
jaf the Hesagenue, captains of var
sid anembers uf the
‘uid art, and debate council,
vent.” Fach will explain
the entering’ unc the enportanitis
the awstivity’ they repre
The committee in charge includes
Warren Coclirane, ‘30, Russell We.
Laudlin, RL. George PL Rice and
Alvin Shaffer. “33
N.S.F.A. Receives First
Dispatch From State
'
purpose of
The central bureau af the National
mt Federation af America
ceived its first new despatch fran
the State calles branch, at way a
mr ay
ticle dealt with the organi
anpese. sand personnel af the
Sealine Lansley itersaiys ul whe
In Willian TL
The article was prepared by Ge
Rive Uo ative ts acts
sleut tor the Cul
hocanbers wit thee
NW Casita 82
Metler is'a trustee.
Ke
"
mittee are
sand bsabe
Poort aud Andeew: Urite
Tr voll peubiably He publistet iw the
«sent te the mien! or ch
foes the cetral othce declared
STATE COLLEGE
NEWS, APRIL 25, 1930
State College News
Established in 1916 by the Clase of 1918
The Undergraduate Newspaper of New York
State College for Teachers
THE NEWS BOARD
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Jand."'317 Marian "Weinberg, ‘Frances: Micary Hetty” Rayo
Aneta ec
fu cette, Delivered anywhere. in
Entered ay ‘second class, matter” apostate o|
V1 Tivoalway— Wal |
Tay Vo NIN No mh
WHY KILL THE GOOSE THAT LAYS
THE GOLDEN GG?
oerisiig Alanaper
ad b
ship
forward, It is a concrete
‘an activity that we
which they were eligible
In order that these deserving exponents of the forensic
art may. have an opportuni
of the fraternity, its organization should be speeded to
the utmost.
tis
come the opportunity
| supporters of so deserving an ora
forensic platform have this type of fraternity, Member-
‘something to wl
ich the debater can look
cas tas IF You Ash Me— A:
price QuAs
this College
fauen pan Uasvearly, avery (nbrcaleglaa. dats: tae
undoubtedly
1 among’ the students i
here are a few debaters.
nt almost
mae interes |
the College,
this who have
during their four years here
ity to become charter members
debate fraternity is the one
wt
= BOOKS
Mrs. Haring Fureries |] th
to
Peomiesien — Destiny |] Wine’ stiles,
will
The Strange Death oT
Seams, department
the
Thacker, Published
poration, New York ¢
Phe record af an investi
istration fearlessly. tv
prison teri Whose tert
Hose Comrie iy still ant
af President (artis
the pint»
Varied alininietration ot
It is time to stop quibbling over minor differences, antl
4 broad view of a mutter of vital importance bo
every student in this college, the ealue and worth of the
student budg
The student’ association, aun stuclent budget are iy
separable; one cannot exist withont the ather. We
should cunsider the tangible ane tna
stundent budget, “The studlent asset
ity very fife blued froin the student. hrleet, hx
more for State college thaw any other &
Student association, and the varios organizations, ull
a, State collate wonthh have lth
yar atitside the: stite, ail ih ts abt
Is ay the brine ty th
dramatic and art a Jee
Us the National, strleat fetorat \ f
stulentsossucintion,
Vassar sand Ham wt
sual other very" worthwhile activities, whi rine. aunt
this. recensnitic
‘The added reputation of the elore inerenes the value
‘of ity diploma, "This ads the yeaduate int very anaterial
way, in enabling hin ta secure a better pition. “There
is also a hidden value in the diphowa, whiel is. waited
Mhrough the contacts, which the: student makes. bee
cof his interest in stitdent activities, whieh eannit he se |
cured rough academic tivities, These
contacts form the major portion af this process called
education, A student, deprived of all the benelits of st
det extraccurricular activities, would every” gone
Let ts consider the benefity uf the student budget from
the’ standpoint of health. ach member of the: student
association has the cumfortings assurance that, should any
ies heal him during, the eee ter yy det
upon the infirm
year two hundred
hoy this fund.
He would seem, since all phases of a student's life at
ona sce alla ith, |
student would recognize the tremendous importance, aan!
the worth of the student bunet.” We have a stile |
sociation here of which every student nay justly he)
proud, Ht is inconceivable that any: st with even
the slightest sense of loyalty to |
AFL in any movement, which. would even’ slightly ew
danger such st precious. heritage sure that tle
students. of this college are far t i alfa |
sighted to slay: the gone, which
il ealinysetain:sinlonts were ie
ministration, is clotted
Aeavarainnay yale was
Mia Mes. Haine: tier of
ans Naw Repttent wien
wht
wt Hatin
Ves a
ectatel wie
He "hie: white
proved te Te stele ae pertect silencer tive aauany’ a tonne
ines both betwore aid ater the kasha |
the peculiar hy
trip, are take up in deta
[i telling of the death s¢
save Mrs. Harding, Mr
stenotraphic aveaunt af his
ing. saiter her return to WY
hin—We drank it, He lay
His eyes were elused He
Wuoked straight ints ty
heclside,” Mrs. Havin
Means
She then proceeds to piv
They ire saved buve t
destiny
WHAT? NO] CADTAINE
Lack of outstanding players. eligible far the captiiney
vi tie 1930 varsity basketball teany iy the resesins given |
yucemnent Het eiptain will be aye hy |
the couch before each game,
‘This is the rst
Hvcantagees to be ebtanied fren
Wa yilicy. New field eneraly will be aed forthe
several juames, thi seivinys tlhe ianlivieunals an opportunity
they vane thy Mure individual Jealership
One the other Iund the team aay
the steadying inlluence that
that the capable sand
enwastrated His fit
Phere will be venta
canes valy with the
experienced Healer
edling subministration, As told
fy a asin wher thts server!
with the body: af the president
Twas aline with the 1
nniuntess “Tt was tine ivr hiy medicine PE yguve it tw
he opened his eyes wide—-and moved bis head ant
been quoted want requoted: “E haye not bet
try or the Party that my hushawd loved so much.
vane Tandon by Gaston Bi
‘of justice investigator during
wy May Diso
nil Publishing Car
because it
©
Walter Driscoll, ‘31; I believe} Lawrence Newcomb, chairman,
ion of a coun
the fullest | that the innov: 5
ins and managers off Herney and’ Kenneth’ Miller, sopho-
ith the ¢
jor. spor
ellent ide:
take
ill be esp
Alice Splain, '3
1 intermural sports, [
be enough be
juestion: What do you think of
the proposed membership of the| varia.
new athletic council?
Sas members
‘One represe!
‘use’ the
agers wi
of the demands o
The new system
cially
Kive
ntageous| and in the afternoon the final plena
captai
STATE DELEGATION
ATTENDS SESSION
OF MODEL LEAGUE
The delegates to the model League
of Nations lett yesterday morning tor
the convention to be conducted at
Lafayette college, Easton, Pennsyl-
‘The State college delegation which
represents Czechoslovakia includ
v
‘Thomas
‘ll ter Driscoll, juniors
an] mores. Mr. William Vollbrecht_in-
structor in Gevernment, will act as
think,| faculty. adviser.
team| "The model League opens tomorrow
now| with a committee session in the morn
‘ay
he athletic situation well enough] ing and a plenary. session in the
of the he second meeting of
1 be Sunday morning
y
session will take place,
Alter the sessions of the model
e}heen invited to
ily. S30 the new method of selecting repre-| dinner,
valor iis the Ua
fing admins | sentatives to the athletic
tiueh better thi the
former one.|have heen assigned def
iy of the committee members
finite topics fur
ie Tus been wviper! away Init] Why: isn't an athletic hemor system | hich they, willbe. held responsible
amatel is The Straus Haat) introduc
whiel fuve concealed fimatiealls heer
duenus the [athletic eanne
are set forth]
ively no tes ane anathysrity |
fiers a person
it'when he
y in athleties
wal this adeyeysteny has hee praven to be very tiyarmat
tigator exe! sWecessiul in
uther colleges
autos) at the sessions, Terns will report
n
wer of the fon the codification of international
aw; Neweumh and Driseall, will ins
vestigate the economic situation uf
Vhislthe world, and Miller will report on
n
The delegation will motor te Lat
fayette college in Miller's car, “A
vi ick othe president | Lloyd Jones, "33: ‘The new sys:|repuet cavern the actly th th
et Uaungter” | tea ot sa guest tela ea of > vill Ie
‘ ie listinct given. by oof the ddlexation
ia itia’s the former, tu the student association alsa liter
angie sing anel tna | tae
se an the ius ae real
Ar svi, The Steange! Headers in athletes then yehy
rR dy trees en he en Teal ov Definite Plans Formed
es awd atest | Bx tle td system ct indian
‘ Fee ak ae [Pate ha: atev AT lhieuuigleipallartty For Scholastic Society
raved awl wetuet Aee | fattovy than ability The committer working. an arramte
va IATA | en \Winteres 0) nt ey | eis fori a rans ca
Unie sete in ne estat, ETH et, Weel
fren vse titty ad the evils that ate | bs Was or
ial the tonne soon tah) eel ean ‘
Dt te shart Was Coes etl ol the abet at tte Wate aed Eo
He brave wsomean (oi DE fete captains ane eowapenae CFEC chien, set W
Di ane Ata Ua comes | dais ata Camo Kelly tia
tract HED Sey td Ihe anate castle wossdbtes| Mamreye” Weitz, Zain kvedya
The ew system would alse. aetlaw |e. bd.
sIhicli, accurding ti Means
i
Meas hits clisen i give
first mertinyy with Mes. Hard
hingtar irony San Brancises
At whiel none wis present
resident and--vly about ten
bach on the pithy a moment
was resting "Then suddenly
is quoted ty saying to Me PY
ce that_farniuny staten
ayedd my
werewrets P have fultdled my
ARPAIRS OF STATE |,
ty At
We are mire antl
Tien Ie
unigoressos ity Ahi at a
tiny Tosd bia thes set ot}
IW Ivaaler
ether and
Frances Kel
Mer, "32: The method Hart Wot
fan athletic eouneil |
itinis the captains
in other college
the major spor
F helieve, is an iy
ee former method,
proper perspeetive of athletic
he obtained in the new way
this was furnierly impossible
the method has worked successfully |
Hhetieve it wold |!
ork here at Suite
at takes th
ment trom th
jnity. ‘The new systenr af making
teas captains sand nnnagers men
nes. Gaynor, °32:
method of selection
ee power af appoint
athletic. conned
te tinds Me Carl Van Doren once saul that ac eertan tlie ney. sy stent iy tiidenies
isterly are sisters, haw
Vesduttativay ty lew ins.
are thw
Stinents, anid heyy anew ty
Nhrary
Heart a
hint
ness on aman’ at haar saul Wy the team, Stat 1 invests
before hietore they anvestiys
Tis matural ti suppose that the captain will
chosen fur each gga on the fasis of his ability. Siu What
there are always one ar twee players whee are outstanl survey © They. td the
Jaye, i wound seeme thi they youll be eallead ayeat nist Prssabations they hawk the «
Wiis aiewstaper feels that either Chitley Lyon
Froth jaiiors awl esperien el
rib vy
fit sero
cepted ressqnuil
debate tke. its. place
A majority ut Tie egies RNG ink eh Wk Hh
fiteu, thus slang thie woth. it an getty the tte |
|
f
|
ubativa, aid they tol ast
1 Pesdabatieay
Hi? Whi. they: ried
are the rich, Haw: paer the poor
the Prolibinan forces tab whew they muke
y shuwed “Haws chuldtike elitdeen are, how a
oe etait Mwt| Distribution OF Junior
te tlie ally
Munih, Hew studies are the
hate College aie a new
tins -kuway their cut dst
Fy, poispaetears bey ate sa
wnntes healthy. be i
aveutable tas
iy leh atti Muanvelans pool
Class Rings Delayed
Hoot rs will wat be ere ail iE alter the fi
* ecinge to the
| would fhe atelayed a few slays, she sii
cA
viding, toy Mv
ere supposed tub
Apr 2, tue
Haster rush the
1 would | Lattin department, and Miss.
for that reason 11
Company: that
Ti piember
et
wre ailing ate
iy
J Knglishy and Hi Vit Dentin,
Hail FeRIsIear, were aly ireseut atthe
ineetins,” AIL af the faculty: are: ment
ery oi Phi Het Kappa aint De, Dost
Xgl ain isa mete Sa
Aa tie filknwing toplen were dis
Shice {etssed : purpose uf the urganization
ses for the selection of nenbers
me Hf elections: same awl insisa
ui manner of initiation,
| Misy Raith . Wallace: he
Lat the
[1 Chesebronh, instructor i
ed to select st ume
hrgaieatiny, whielt wil
Hatin ar Greek deriv
Tentative pany peovidle that all
is why are honor stundents
the end of their third year and
seniints whe are honor suudenty at
hf their first semester will
the
wither af
does | itt
os
ye Seo
The baseball team th
picttresque comments that filled the
t day's work-out,
this observer concludes that the
men Jong for the ood old dress
jing room, although the new one
has plenty’ of ventilation, in fact, too
much for bodily comfort
Hast
Hf the hase
Set we thik that the tine
Hee Coaet seal jut vat thie ell
its seaseon. will be a reds stem
Hans ba mnabe jvdjanents
under
The tennis 94
LENDAR rousing, into e«
‘Towtay Soman bids fair to ald cansite
silly \iwtincanen, | MDI 10 State's reputation on
Wi va sore
vo betine, Iie |)
Ba dann? 10 ATTEND CONVENTION
Hh ' 1
vised Ambra , (a
wieM sy '
TIMEN CORE™) 0) Ne aie
nl Hotshe wlace at
Whey “tiw ale ania HH take pave an
Seve hinath eater Vadlais, “Sh way
toy heatherine tata felejate at the sane
jet othe conamcih, | mteetn
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, APRIL 25, 1930 5
“Change Divorce Laws." Debaters Say; A z New Record Achieved
PURPLE AND GOLD Present Statutes Are loo Stringent || Meeminedale Wins Acquittl "hg te png News
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son, professor in English, is any| said, that a woman whose husband|| inocent by a vote of 7 to $ Tues- Publication, according to
indieation. |The’ question’ debated convicted to life imprisonment || SUOMI impeached by the available in the files of
solved, That New, York] cannot get a divorce from him, ‘|| Le fad been impeached by the ing department.
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day alte Hadi |, riage is fundamentally a religiot in the class. aie Gis lasted for |} inches and in the last edition of the
tho meetings of the clas. News there wee 200 laches aie
Coach Rutherford R. Baker dis-|, relationship. It was his third tral in the there: were 20) inches given to
Kent divorce laws le advertisen
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WRITES ARTICLE
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Soiree at $120, Dorothy J. id Content of
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and. socially. the
among the most successful
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Tuesday” afternoon rd
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Schoor, juniors; Robert
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS,
APRIL 25, 1930
i
SCOUT LEADERSHIP SSM to.
LECTURES START
An opportunity to win a prize of
$100 is open to State college stu-
Gents. The individual submitting
the best name for a_new branch of
Albany — Girl the Chicago and Eastern Illinois
Gives First
Spoke
The first session of the sh
in Girl Scout leadership trai
railroad will be awarded a check
for that amount.
‘A second prize for the next best
me will also be given. Tt is $50.
he contest will close Wednesday.
Winners will be announced about
conducted yesterday by Mrs, Balk
Forgy, director of Albany County G
Scouts,
The meeting opened with a few
“get-acquainted” games and a short
talk about the purpose of the course]
and the aim of Girl. Scout leaders,
The students were divided into patrols
and patrol leaders were elected, which
was followed by a discussion ‘of the
system, and the general
n of a Girl Scout troop.
iscussion included the policy
in relation to correctional, institu
ial
Scout Director
Of Series
Yesterday
1 their
helder,
of the
to
H. Ba
agent
State Alumni Revisit
College During Week
Many State college alumni
ing the college this week,
g to Dean Anna E, Pierce,
lio has had many callers at her
Among them are: Ray ‘Town-
18, who is now instructor in
t Peekskill High school, and
», formerly Adele Hedges, '18,
js a_mener of Kappa Delta
29, former
and
been visi
i
Court of Honor to.
ie next session, which |
hursday, May 8, at the col-
lege. 4
“This course will consist of four ses
is a sort of p
troduction to the k
association and a_mi
kania; and Thomas J, Fallon,
former business manager of the News
ining classes will be
May 8, May 15, 2. One|
of these mectings will he devoted tj and also a. Myskania, member
the work necessary for the tenderfoot | Hall ig a member of Delta Omega
class, the first step in Girl Scout work. sorority, ant Fallon a ember
Another meeting will be a nature dis-| Kappa Delta Rho. fratern
cussion, at which it will be shown| ing, '29, former president
what opportunities there are for Girl! of ew. Voter's’ League, and
Scouts and 120, have; been. visiting
feld of training i Pi
course has the approv:
ictueee oF Dean ‘Raia
who is a member. of the Albany EXPRESSES SYMPATHY
County Girl Scout Council. “In view| ‘The student association expresses
of the fact that we are preparing for' sympathy to. Professor George M.
future teachers, it will he a distinct. York, head of the commerce. departs
ie to have a knowledge] yent, whose step-father this.
outing and Girl Scout
the
cout leaders in this | Ethel “Fish
Syddum
and nounced,
Pierce,
died
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have |
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Spring house dance to. be conducted
at the sorority house Saturc
art} eral chairman;
nber of Mys-| refreshments;
“29, | eron
Miss| leigh,
11 MORE SENIORS
OBTAIN POSITIONS,
PROFESSOR SAYS
Eleven more seniors have secured
teaching positions for next year, ac-
cording to Professor John M. Sayles,
secretary of the placement’ bureau.
Those who will teach Latin
Idella Easman at Central
garet Wadsworth at Cambridge.
Bertha Nathan will teach
grade at Amsterdam,
will teach Fre
Three seniors
through the history de
are: Katherine Ros
teach at Cooperstown; Ethel Ray. at
Greenville and
Waterword,
be principal a
traba_will tea
Rath Clo
town to teach Ei
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wslish.
Miss Hawks Announces
Committee For Ball
"30, president of
announced the|wfficers were conducted
Mildred Hawks,
Aipha_ Rho sorority,
for its an
Margaret Rickard, '30,
Julia Hinaman,
and music; Della
ors and programs ;
3, decorations,
Direction Warner Bro: |
| StranD
WEEK O! APRIL 26
RUTH CHATTERTON
! IN
“SARAH AND SON”
Rit Z
| WEEK OF APRIL 25
DOROTHY MACKAILL
IN
| “The ‘The Flirting Widow”
MADISON |
MADISON AND MAIN
WEEK OF APRIL 28
MON-TUES
“Lilies Of The Field” |
WED-THURS
“Marriage Play Ground”
FRI-SAT
“General Crack”
night,
"32,
Lorene Kerr, '30, chaps
30,|
Dorothy Bur:
\
are:
Valley ;
Elizabeth Owens at Scott and Mar:
sixth| t
ind Alice Walsh
oath Fallsburg:| which the several radio programs are
i! prograt
nerce at, Delhi;
Igo to German-
DRUGS
At The
College Pharmacy
COLLEGE
Homemade Fie and Cake
Every sandwich made up
CANDY SHOP
203 Central Avenue (near Robin)
‘Toasted Sandwiches
fresh to individual order
French Utilizes Radio
Programs In Teaching
Acting as director of public rela-
tions for the schools of Grosse Point,
Michigan, W M. French, '29,
former editor in chief of the Stat
Coutece News, has utilized the radio
programs of his section to bring be-
fore the students of the city such radio
presentations as may be helpful i
their school work
He has compiled a tabulation in
‘The hour and subject of the
noted and assigned for the
students according to its suitability to
the grade in which he is enrolled.
The most interesting and instructive
of the night presentations are also
listed for the students.
French also teaches journalism and
history in the high school.
“fisted.
NOMINATE OFFICERS
Nominations for the next year's
yesterday noon
the
pervision of
therine Graham,
class,
LUNCH
WITH US
AT VAN DYK’S NEW
LUNCHENETT
SERVING
HOME MADE
SANDWICHES, PIE,
CAKE AND A MOST
DELICIOUS CUP OF
DUCHESS
— COFFEE —
Van Dyk Tea Store
167 CENTRAL AVE
Just Below Robin Street
by sophomore class under the
Dubee and
who are
DR. M. G. NELSON
NAMED TO DIRECT
SUMMER SESSION
Dr, Milton G. Nelson, professor of
education, will be director of the State
college stmmer session this year. Dr.
Nelson will replace Professor Win-
fred Decker who has been director of
the summer school for the past four
years
‘A new course in school nursing. will
be offered this summer. Courses will
Iso be offered by the commerce,
English, French, sucial science, edu-
cation, sei x_- mathematics. de
partments,
In accordane
students who are not attending college,
[courses are based on a system of ro
with the need of the
Some courses will be offered
each year, others every other year,
and some every four years. ‘This
system will be of assistance to. prin:
tation
Is, Superintendents, principals, col-
lege graduates, high school teachers,
elementary school teachers, normal
school graduates, and public school
nurses, as well as the undergraduates
fom ‘this and “other colleges, it is
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