State Gets Chapter of Alpha Phi Gamma National Honorary pe Fraternity
State College News
EXTRA wew YORK aTATE coULROE FON TEACHERS EXTRA’
“Minasy, N.Y. iupay, Prmaiany 3, 1928 10 cents per copy $2.25 per year
JUNIOR PROM TROTTERS TO GAMBOL IN EVENING DRESS TONIGHT
Graduate Questions Faculty ‘Inbreeding’ Here aves commrre
HIGGINS WILL HEAD 84% OF 1997 CLASS VICE PRESIDENT WHO MANAGES PROM : EXTENDS 200 BIDS
HONOR JOURNALISTS IN TEACHING POSTS
National Executive Secretary;Or Brubacher Declares Drop
Announces Acceptance | In Percentage Does Not
Of Petition Mean Less Placed
[Partenoilth: Cornell, Colgate
R. , Law, Union Are
" Hopeaniea
Al students have
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TWELVE MEMBERS JO! Nie
State's Editors And Business
Managers Are Listed
As Candidates
Alice Hills, "29,
Directs Affairs
Vor The
Annual Dance
Year Chas
Alumnus Alleges Addition Of State College
Graduates To Facalty Posts Is “‘Dangerous””
altinge “ate
Phe first letters aatdleessed ty he
NELSON TO ADDRESS
2 TEACHERS GROUPS;
EDUCATION IS TOPIC :
WOM Nelevn, assistant
1928 MAY PRESENT mn
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Albany, Nw. Vol XI, No. 1g
MERITS OF ALUMNI ON FACULTY
OUTWEIGH THE OBJECTIONS
Whether the recalling of recent gradaates of State Cole
faculty will loud to intellectual: stag
iy the question
Muni
February 3, 1028
lege to posts on the
ation, and lover the grade of teaching here,
raised by an alumnus in the current iste of the
Qu
“inbreeding” that the
more
the system of
For students auder
the question is af
alumnus deckires exists here
casi) interest, ‘The system eamnot be judged in a general
Init sual be
Brubacher
that there
siniall number of assistant professors and the
iw teacher train
manner, nsideredd esise by: ease
It is trne,
report te the
hetween the
excessively barge m
ing institution this
We must have the
that is
degree or the doctor
pointed out in his recent
in unbalanced atti
as Dr
trustees, is
miber a instructors,
tion that cannot be justitied
and professional trainings sand
is disp
natu
generally
qualities
assist
emmundedd for the
ant professorship.”
As long as this disp
because af financial reasons
andl it doubtless exists
inn eNists
‘re inetined ta think that
State
ates of wither cul
les hlunee fit fiver af recent graduates af
jnist equally recent
the se
College any
Joes,
The recent graduates of State College why are employed
at Teast kiwi quantities to their emphasing. ollicers.
eneral characteristics and teaching quilities. have
They aire in nearly all cases king
Their
Drees ubbserved
vanced courses at universities. Bor the must puert, they
eaelt ynly: freshman stthjeets
When a graduate this received his anaster’s dleree atu
she can ne nore Ie considered
as trained here thar as trim tie the
His viewpoint has been hrvitened, sand
At mnoutlded. hin
in strict a
wither institu
er fits inte hi
is Tras been atswrted vas heen fonint dt
dius, A graduate, trained as at good teaelier, is ire: val
able here tha person frei another eallyce withwtt pr
fessional eqipn
The
slum evil well bevente interested iy the preblenn
tHe standard oof dusteuetion hereby: working. Ga
once ak mare tlocter an the tueulty
AC ugsstivaty sant sill fe alist
feels, whet thi el
wail austers
shuts ne
peablom i
the p
Tlie questieas oo
ates, tle Naw
TO LIFE
Wie wea
eluby bw
THE “GHOST” COMES
taken a new ease
he Political Seienee elu.
earlier this. year aus a te
fii “phanistble excite foe «
i cxtracurrie tat
with ther
< cited in News ealitorial
vue eorgcanncation” that Nid
ah tlhe State t rill
(is ite The News hanged that
i lacked potenes
F the Pulitieal Seienee
tos evaugratilates
mi ine Fevent sputiset
Ma the prapesesd sue
“ ition Wats a ist
Je jilstitication tak the existeties ash any atyanizi
eyes ts purpose in stinlent Hite. “Hhe Palited
ase scr vanae spt HW scally
Www be tetany 1 atic
aie active
Uaudartunatel athe ells have aa smatclw at
a tease oat Tite They woul lie taster i it dil net take
tore energy tee tlie ttl ts eontinte: exigtenee tl
they titctieas, hia Tide slab med
als thas fens ty
Mat Ww te
onl not elect at
THE JUNIORS EDIT THE NEWS
Hany rote or the Siynh Conti, News ay bares by the
wredduct eet juniets othe stall vat the quiblication, tie
Inuaknnge ot the public vtion peat, the junior elitr veiled
anny ott the
val interest
that first ut all they
paper in presenting tuddent
in
An added feamare ot the dese ts the emphases on jumnar |
class afiirs aul White this iyi ams sense at
suyenie issue, we trust that it wattras > a Cross sect a
State College Inte t
lay
fave the in
nl that iy
tant part they pl
the juminrs due |
yin thie eanap
THESE QUESTIONS NEED ANSWERING
While the expla Stephen
cancellation made by Stephen
tions concerning the St.
President Bell of St.
college, and by Thomas P. State's basketba
manager, are highly satisfactory, the News still que
the reason for abandoning the annual so-called
“New York trip"—as far as the Seton Hall game is con
cerned
The State quintet will not have leit its own court this
season, except for a game with Dartmouth, played om
y High school floor, half a block west of the
A certain clement at this College was offended by the
Stephen's cancellation, though it was apparently: un
avoidable, Would not the Seton Hall college student
body feel similarly offended?
Do not the State players deserve the trip to New York
al trip) abandoned?
cient funds to
trip provided
Dartinouth game profits
heen a profit, with the record atten
expenses?
if no}
Will not some of the
assuming that there must have
nee—help pay the
Hi the trip is not feasible, what will happen to the
ill the
money that wis to have been expended om it?
players he xiven seme recog
Does ot the policy af 10
ont at foreign court per year sm
athletics here? Does it not shy
ine the disulvantages an -epponent is put to ‘om State's
court:
These
weakness, consider
are questions that the nunagenent showht at
sty student opinion, Vutil these question
there will be questioning. A
nny clarity: the sitmation,
swer to 4
are answered adequately
statement i next week's News
With the Athany Evening News cunning “Aces High, i
ry uf American aviators iy the World war, aml the
Fines Union feauiring Col Lindbergh's "We
nvatism seems to be “alt ap in the air
GENERAL WRITES COMEDIES, GAMBLES
IN "GENTLEMAN JOHNNY BURGOYNE”
Gentleman Jutumy Burgoyne. By Bd. Uuudteston, $3.00,
Tiutianapotiss Bobibss Merrill) Company
1 Johany Burgoyne is a book that is bound
jed “as one of the best books by i toreigt
thor printed in the United Stites during, a season any
usually flooded with hooks, — lnstait popularity
sured for this clronicle of the “Misadventures. of
iglish General in the Revolution’
Mayor ‘Thompson—Charles Grant
Intensely interesting, brilliantly written, it is of par
ticular value to q student of American history, in that
it presents the views of a modern Britisher on the hie
of “Handsome Jack” Burgoyne, Mr. Tudleston is i
brarian of the [ritish War Office, aad is well known for
his "Warriors in Undress". But ihe average reader will
enjoy the book tou, He will ehuekle at more
than one choice expression jst hits the spat
robably to the general run ut readers, the same
Hurgoyne comotes a general in full aniiorny hating,
over ty Gates at sword, ax pictured in leading texts ann
on the recent Saratoga postage stinnips, Hut in the howk,
Burgoyne lives—he writes delivions bombast, composes
comedies, ssumbles and ever avts the [auylish peaterna,
While the author does not idealize Burgoyne, he pens
his view points with synapaty. Bat Geenitity, the ai
ter ol Wat his ved shire ah vite
peration, He is pilluried as an incompetent iss, ath an
scruplons scoundrel and a convicted vawar
Mr Huddleston is the yractivability. of
projected canny New Bulan inane
the
hold
except where
Miller fiends
Fest of the colonies, Any possible chance of steeess
rele away wil Germain when he wet ty the
country: te week-end he holds. Hursoy ne bd
too much pliysieal courage to tetreat to Canadas" atte
si at buniblebees ae gorgentts reddish: hirawn
Aignantly strugating a a spider's wel, Hue
his fine tuitornn, phanysingg thirotnels the wots
Vineriea, reminds mie very anieh ot hin, Gates may
atin te the spider, Huy the wel was woweny ane iy
Gates, ban be Gernianl, Sel ter and Arad
And in the sands at a nation
ally sadyertined pruduyt, “Suet propubedty: net ee
Hort rtaiud in the Coit Hae, Wy Kalwarel Consul
Sanit SMS NE aie Na Yorke MaeM lla
Connpan
Haat the: suteane ot tly
Nisei
Hwa have
we Hy
Duatabet tana
in
Misti
Th Lats
wie the Tact
sath
Ma the seattle init steake
ae cats alle ann
keep it vbaser
Winiss Ui saather than Iacinye tuereedd
awh rehiatiee stn the hut
Heat anne vt the
savial Antica
Ceortate detailed anatter
bit Tw
ay
1 Ving ii
subject i tury thw
anus Tye atti
will tye interested inv the
wot Wi
1924 Junior Prom
By BESSIE 29
Once more ju week rolls
around to give relaxation and deserved
pleasure to juniors wearied by ex:
witions, Onee more the Ten Eyck
weho the fighter and
ballroom will re
minsic attendant at junior prom—the
fair of the College year, and this
year the hest ever, For several years
the prom has been held at the ‘Ten
Ryek,
‘The junior prom became the soci
a) assumed the high
Capital
in 1924,
(ot our
Moore).
secured
affair of State
nding it now enjoys in the
sen carly
Moore,
Gwendolyn,
District w
AU that ti
present Ruth
heading the prom committee
Simon's orchestra to deaden the ment
Ruth
ories of finals that preceded what is
now the annnal junior class terpsi
chore allair, — Limovations occurred
each sueceeding year that made the
State junior proms more detight(ul te
“Prom Is Better Every Year,” Lapedes Says;
faculty, alumni and undergraduates
Mt this prom the the
recipients of silver cixgretie eases, aed
the xirls received silver loekety as
Hut
fallawins the
the cam
ts, Mur
el Wenzel, president af the class, ar
ranged for 'y week-end allair. Niter a
highly suceessial pron thunwe att
whieh MeGutre’s orchestra tilled the
hall room at the ‘Pen beyek with the
which it was
jutnion elise
‘withing auuisie” tor
noted, st Inneheon of the
Brubacher Tells
Junior Class
With two and a tali years written
in their college careers. now is the
Hime tir mwiibers of tlhe jinsiar elitss
te take inventory. ‘This is the aalviee
of President AR, Beubacher
Nev better tin te analyze one's stay
at State can he found, Fe, Heubacher
wil. He audvised juniots ti take
Coit al their agit at Shite College
anid te see Tew Gar they fuss
The fame yyars beiiore yon
wrestles possibilities in sti In
Toubacher toll thy eke is
members were freshen, Vea lives
will be largely determined: hy. the
whee ail become ie peennanent aiid in
Hwatial part ot your lives, Yeu ail
Haru habits here, habits at work, habit
tat teaaling, Waits ait geleastte and
Tisssationc Whaliits ot Mhinbiny
thes will anahe ot
will he eat
Hog are see CtL sat adisvaan
sii ily esti
Dro Haitacher this wee
Hs analy
“May Your Week-End Be A Joy,”
Is Dean Pierce's Wish For Juniors
1 ont pai ied
Bl the tee extiness ta
seu aniidually “and. cules tia
reset) id
amnion week welebtation Wea pm
Yat hut ot toa
Oreaten May ever ta
{ten Anat Tami
tea dane A
i svatse fie thie best tan th: ltste
1 State Colley Alva
rind tein ane rn
Week's Kavelies ate weer tay. cash
Seat arty tlhe sane squid
eutlitsinsin aud uy wut al
Sonir titiite sas tivtties fies tnye all
the time mut wads that “the teal
Vast nurin wall fie the best, baie ttt
every Tar wt the real Avil be te
best provided
Venues candially
Anna Ke Hivtve
peer pee Sk
Analyze Friendships, |
Is First To Bury Finals
took plice the following day at the
Colony Phi, Mary Flanigan was
toastmistress. ‘This year the prom
favors for the men were tobaced |
pouches,
The ten dance on the day following
prom
Cheee allairs took yh
was introduced: last
‘ead many de
the year
clired after the busy week-end that
State proms were becoming “bigger
and better.” Again the facilities al
lowed bat 250 couples to he enter
Meyerhull's
by
Ten Byek,
obtained
tained at the
wrchestra Chrissie
Curtis, promt ebairmem,
The
place immedi
junior chs Ineheon tank
ely before the tea danve
aud Miss Mary Grab, substitute: iv
strnetor in English, was the prineiyal
speaker, ‘The favors af the danee last
eae consisted af vanity: eases for the
wirls and pineseat leather falters. with
gold edges for the tien, The
end wats considered the best pron ver
hy amas oi those present
With
‘ulusriatty
cular the
F preceding yeu
havkgretnd, this your's. pram wee
uit fs fatidd ti te ante that ail
ever he forgotten hay Slate's sen
uid dhitighters, sty the mentber
the prone camiuitted
PH PROM GIRL
Vinaeity, vim, druidly sti,
With sition aul slippers tein,
The Peon Girl
Wide awake, there's take
Away all sleep tll dawn will Inca
with the daw, the phay
vw batneliter, an aml nie
Phe Deouy Git
Phe mae at her site
The new sind elo
Dippin
Weavins
With the Prom Girt
She—"Is that your frat brother
over there?’
He—"Yean,
nize my old tux
How'd you recoy,
te M
Het i
Whivenet '
ih tht Rien
Valid ha 11 ated
[can’t keep all thew dates," said
the history stuilent cranny Tn
finals
WWE LIKE HT
i Teettay
\
" firs sl
\ f
Coen
Nir teak
i)
Well
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FEBRUARY 3, 1928 8
Jazz Hasn’t Permeated To Catskill Farms; | FOUR FACULTY ARE __ | MARKS WILL BE SENT PONG
NAMED FOR GRADUATE OUT WITHIN 2 WEEKS] «is:
And Ladies Fly In The stl Osborn Finds ASSOCIATION Wore! ds ft ne ai nar afte he 8
A he ght and sini
Jazz has not yet permeated tw the |
Wane oe nie | tite Hest Vour faculty members are ineluded | be mailed to students at their Albany
Mise Mary seta in he of cunts nay orca, aes daring : ELOUISE GIFT SHOP
A Se Bi i ow sete fae eerfel a e i sv nna cers, i and | Mss beth idee oo “Shop of Distinction”
M bee Nis written tly we ahs i ‘we Hone So BREE Val Ue sumonneed in the) | You are Cordially Invited to
Catskills, Se eset | HE so ie “i Ui ‘i inte fiecrinlet ni og abet. Tao NNPSEE OuE Complete
Line of Valentines
You will find them novel
Tady is frequently | pop
Avr ana swt Nia
wih Cana, Jk the lesishative vintee, of whieh! student will be required to leave a
Site “Sitiey Fadinautan i, seereeary
Wi the alumni residence hall fund, is
eli auldressed, stamped envelope for
Wieae the mailing af the yrades, she said
Joli \, Mahir, ‘10, assistant pre.
KLOUISE APARTM
Cor Sa Lake and Western Aves
1s
ew York city periodicals
her poems, The New York Sun |
recently pointed aut that she pictured
the “Catskills the simmer boarder
does net knew
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Hate dy CLASSICAL CLUB WILL
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Baulevard (ateteria | From this 2!acre deck, Uncle combined, 180,000 horsepower to
‘ Loe : Hi Sam's battle planes can now leap — the propellers. enough to drive the
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a thousand miles from shore, for a city of half a million
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when the airpkme carrier, USS, electric equipment for the U.S. S
i = 4 Ppsiereyes Saratoga, and her sister ship, USS, itoga and the U.S.S. LeRtagtoi,
Coats - Hats - [Dresses LediMeCe,, WERE KSNIPIELElY C8 which, dollagestealned tien. cart
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turbine-generators deliver, the welfare of the nation,
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FEBRUARY 3, 1928
NEWS BOARD PLANS
PRESS MEET JAUNT
Higgins, Fhetteplace, Saxton
And French Wiil Visit
Convention
ENTER NEWS IN CONTEST| &
Newspaper To Compete With
Publications From All
United States
9 and 10,
The delegates
are Virginia |
nnunayer:
ent the News
she
ted in this group, bu
delegates may attend
ulvisers of high
ittendanee
Milk
muted an
feachers
;
BOULEVARD DAIRY C0,, Inc,
231 Third
Telephui
Hise
in chief: Katherine S.
Wil
the bard will he
ite
pros:
publi
AL the convention. has
el wl
vit fone far ted whee)
EDITORS WHO WILL GO TO NEW YORK
op row, bei, V Fy 1ins
‘FRA TERNITY EXPANDS,
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FEBRUARY 3, 1928 5
Y.W.CA. Conventions Inspire, Lansley Says; | HEADS JUNIOR. RING COMMITTEE 1929 COLLEGE RINGS
Newman Broadens oe Life, Koen Avers| : MILITARY IN TYPE
iy Fu x
Pattern wilt Be Selected in
Few Weeks, According
To LaVerne Carr
Junior
” MISS HILL WILL VISIT
TROUBADOURS START NICARAGUA IN SUMMER
‘PRACTICE NEXT WEEK Dransky Recalls Freshman Days Of Juniors vi
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FEBRUARY 3, 1928
Fallon Spikes Rumor, Avers i Sai a et Sa
BASKETBALL MANAGEMENT DENIES
SPORT BREAK WITH ANNANDALE
THREE SWIM MEETS
PLANNED FOR TEAM
ContestWithPharmacy Mermen,
Intramural Decathion
“St, Stephen's Men Act
As Gentlemen”
“Absolutely Incorrect”
Being Arranged
"Three swin imects are being
phunned for the men's swimming team,
“*NO CONTEMPT” - BELL
Exchange Lette's On
Cc
| Presidents Of Both Colleges
BY WILLIAM M, FRENCH
yynsketbal tt
rized as
report th
is considering
lations with St
‘The report, published in fast week's
a break in athletic re
Stephens's. college
News, is without foundation, Fallon
declared. “The men at St. Stephen's
are gentlemen, and act in a gentle
ly way in all their tr
insinuation that there will he a
k in our athletic relations is
alse”, Ine told the News.
«officials and everyone else
connected with St
Stephen's give us
any: collese
the best co-operation of arian‘
with which we have relations hall namagery whis declares, State
Offered Alternative Date Si. Stephen's. sports
telativaty re
“their cancelation of our scheduled |
amie was done ina geutlennanly: way, |
Falton sid,
State
all being ou the
alumi will meet the y
night in the sgymmasinm,
SUI has five qgames to play, | BSI
Hells Do He
Teacher ae
Hrovidence college is expected to]
offer the State dele
opposition af the renaining,
The game is scheduled for
night,
Dr! Be
St. Stephen
dent AR
plaining the
jt Had heen selieduted
Herron, an i date
fal weadition of th
ay are gutted 19 Ue tse 4
y their anita yoru’
Dr, Bell wrote Way
Dr. Brubacher Replies
Accepting. the exphunitio
bacher replied shut the
hw
Sen hy
chee the |
Niet ant
JUNIOR PROM TONIGHT (000°):
ATTRACTS COLLEGIANS 3°!"
"28, and
Nt
Mile i
ih Water tenn
statiteat Mialeess
und It
Crumb, M, dnd (a
James Bulle
and Kalina Watt Di
ville her ot the Dranatic
i
and Vit ccamnedl
Fallon, °29, basket- |
al they diel everything i their power) Qrttr ate bwats hoped that this tank
9 offer us another game on their [Mephen’s and Ste wight he ailized, Captain Lew Men
ae iM aa Frege fiir, Yh He Shittngtawe are cemndlerine
court, Our schedule was sec atreange” [iinet te Bie) HIRT free een aac tne ie anne ate es
that such a tiveting is impossible,” | cellation comes becanse of se stight an
xeuise ais a freshman dance ty the
Ws last Friday wit eated in his second year, Ring | \
opinion mere wy up four letters for Carr. "
opinion. \
The statement inthe News, whiel Nice smehe tackenatnf BWEQQ Usk, sereatest athlete in Cal
was not written by the regular sport Hl NH Ata ewes action ave ekiiin as ein awit evens
writer, rel: "Phe convents oh 4d " TS atatele Ihe ansuliaties ater stain
Toiate opinion taday: seems tee be that . wh Ww Schwa, bedels anere betters than any
aveording to Robert J. Shill
mauniger of the sport. One is a
turn meet with the Pharmacy college
squid, another will be with the St
Paul's chureh team and a third will
be an intramural decathlon, tinited to
members of the sivitnming squad, The
winner of this meet will probably: be
awarded a plaque if fimds_ean be ob-
tained to deiray the east of the award.
Kaveh entry in the decathlon will
reuired to enter exeh event Tistedt and
Jlve cae finistinng with the taycest nim
her of points will he awarded the
Jnlaque, Kirst phice in the decathlon
Jevents’ will count ane point, second
that eich swine
pr each event
tices will
est {Wun wee
start within the
cording to Shillingiw
Arrangements for the ase ai Hath |
on Broadway, are being made tor the |
men's» steam by Robert J
Shillings He oanamayeers WL ts
phan hy! the mepnten to reqiest at
partion ai the funds appropriated tor
Minar sports tw etray the expense
ne the bath for weekly” pray
Hiews sane tow savings re
Shilliayghaw reported yesterday. that
the Hackett Jumior High: sehool wank,
the best in the aren. would nt he
available for the tean’s. practive ses
MRS. MERRILL, STATE'S OLDEST
ALUMNA, DIES AT MILWAUKEE
Was Pioneer In Culture Movement For Schools--In Letter She
Recalls Student Discussions On Admission Of Kansas--
Etiquette Lessons Given To Girls At Normal
to the Stare Coueue
s the oldest living yeiluate
Feachers, died recently at her home here,
News —Mes.
of New
wv the
York State College for
aye of 96,
Mrs. Merrill was well known i
progressive education, her elubwork an
widow of Sherburne Sanborne Merrill,
waukee railr
She hut ke
Wisconsin for her personal interest
nifor art, She was the
of the Mil
communication with | seventy yea
alumni, a
hefore the Civil
the letter fallow
I i
te 1881
<a the
prveting to the rat
tunnial tivetines af the
1
Iris a far ery from the days of
Meeding Kansas the present
tinies hat Mes. Megeil Fevahal
Tenier the days when asa stitdent jit
the then State Neral sehaad, shy
when hwo village maidens
in, Esther
net ather stinlents and disenssed the | Me Tannd eur one education su far re
invalid adnitting Rartiete as af ceived inva village aneacdemy, in tlt
Tree or shave state then ‘Normal Sehual ter Feache
Nite Merril. woe
ot ashen shrank Neath yas dest
connplicativns ine hen or ald at, Sh
wie thw ira iv basa meaner
rar i ra
ant] etehhnyge a schunal theve
When she hal raul
uinety six years }inn the
rieh, conservative, billy metres
time that the
heen
ally interested i the
ul
anit
VARSITY 10 MED tsesiiMsre
ALUMNT TOMORROW "3.5000 0"
Wal ane sone
‘lainneal ear
Tessall
went Taye
Coach Baker May Not Allow ‘sles. hil we then
Nephew To Play Against. *ilvts 1 the (il States
. SPRAYS
FLOM the :
SPORT St WUE
With th
ne dear ahd
runniny the
aud, at nuit
juniors of
aveminaly
In his freshman year Verne Carr
was the only two letter man in the
class of 1929. ‘That year the Col
lege had but two sports, basketball
and baseball. Verne received letters
in both sports his first year and
Joe Herney, captain of the tenis
team and winner of the fall tennis
has received two bis
nil ix playing kus
season as at guar with the
court five
State Quintet ia a
normal tee th
when a Mi
AHP i sits one
in the camlidates. to
Alter ay ayy final in
W's Vaya foe
the “Murphy ane ¢
Finite nine watiey. Qreudws gH the areat, ewes ey
where they suk tien sed Nvveh in ie i
j ae ae Sam
ao ah AN Ie neat
Mie gary ib uty “tes amb
kn i will i al pe
wbiTity elie dation captains Cans
aus Tearing, Catan atid elise
sespeted fr start it
ayichi tes be kept ont {"
|
iy practiee hatore thie Ste Ho
ah ake
cue tT
Hens SairsHt ys AGH asfiveses tTiode ain
te "FINANCE BOARD NAMES
THE TAX SLACKERS
Hae stindennt Tnsaed
Hale wea
Httivie Ilan tinal
arvvtedl tee Wedtiesslay nicht
Ve dehnagnent mt "
ath
Seniors
Juniors
Sophomores
"oN hy
Mills, ut the Mill
the Aibaniy 1 y cian
Wy MoM
La Verne Cure
csilein uid
Kotha tous
Phe Kulitor
