OFFICERS ASSUME
NEW TASKS TODAY
Miss Peard to Induct Student
Association Leaders;
Reports Ready
‘The officers of the State cullege
iation for next, year
jedi the assembly in
ilitorinm at 11:10" to-
Pe “32, retiring,
cheer-leaders,
nd Kenneth Chris
freshmen,
‘aud, retiring secretary, will give
hig anual report tee the student
poy this mornings, Helen Meat, 2
president af the dramatic and art
Rssociativn, wil] stmieamice the ew
embers nf the conneil, The new
menitiers af the counell af the nie
f
the
Finsanial
report
The regular busin
ciation will ineltide
af the res
hy Samuel
‘af the committer
te student publications.
resolutions provide
That the finance hwsted $e i
suf
r Fucther
cals That the hnsiness | t
We the several publica: |
ited 1 weekly
tion
a schedule of the
will he visited
Auipliciationy and killin
thems. ‘The committee to investi
“ate the: Ti <
sill
scam aaah Will et ats Ge sty
Tealy aver the seledules qv
STEWART GAY, ’34,
WILL BE Y. M. C. A.
LEADER FOR 1933 :
Miller Distributes Lollypops,
Signs Of Esteem, To Senate
HoH NF iar
Wash Kaawwate Vo Mlle ieee |
\ f
focitcnutetieg nd en oa
Whe sonal fo |
Wiese tel ea
P Hevadighncled
sink fol W
ani. "
culate Wie salle
devin sand foals deapye ud
STUDENTS ELECT
elected president of the
Mary Elizabeth ‘Trela
ALMIRA RUSS, ’34,
CALENDAR
Today
11,00A, M.—Assembly, Auditor-
jim, Page hall
‘Tomorrow
2:00 P, M.—Chemistry club pic
hie. “Van Wie's point, Meet
at chemistry: department
Saturday, June 4
2:00. A. M.—Esaminations begin.
Wednesday, June 15
12:00 ncon—Exaininations end.
Saturday, June 18
Class and Alumni day
Sunday, June 19
M.—Racealanreate serv
Page hall
Monday, June 20
10:00 A. M—Crriimencement
Ta
4,00 P.
O00 TM. Senior Ball, Aus
KATHERINE MOORE
1932-33 PRESIDENT,
Muore,
AR. was
student
Katherine ML
issnciation for next year, deenrdiny
Isabel Beard,"
resident ah
aiid vhiver teade
uy the
day evercises, Friday
wes, 1 the
aura Helen Sti
Katherine. Marcaret Meare
ranees. Kutheyn MeMahon
Alvin Kiel Lewis
Fernand Shuley: Rerbel
HEADS COMMITTEE
OF JUNIOR GUIDES
STATE NINE. WINS
HARTWICK GAME
Team To Play Clarkson Tech
Tommorow at Ridgefield
In Last Contest
Ry Kexserit A. Manta
Seorrs Enitox, Stan Couns
The State nine turned back the
Hartwick college baseball team last
Saturday at Ridgfeld park hy a
score of 6 ‘omorrow the
Purple and Gold tearm will play th
last contest of the diamond
en iH opposes the (
Welock sharp,
Swede" Detle
ied the 1
he thay. whe
Neehe's pitches ta the. tra
deep center field far a threeshagger
seeing: Blum and Morekind,
“Hack” Youngs, with two singles
fave, walk: 1 sacrifice hit out
of five times: at nih, Dial a perfect
day with the stick, Fay Mam, vet
ery ontielder, and "Ossie™ Hrouks
singles in thece
mn, centerfield
t spectacular drive
he skimmne
seared We
the plate
citel
rips
The vutstinding tichling ef Cap
rich anal shortstop
ray were the defensive
of the sume
He seattered the Hart
suefleetively tat nt
Wits seared an hi
tel Thi
inal appearance an a State
will anarh tly
calles
nine at Guodrich, Cloyd Moreland
uid Bay: Blin
CONDUCTS ELECTION
Mary Doherty
Witt
Miss Cromie Is 1932-33
Head Of Music Council
tea ey
May 27, 1932
To Confer Degrees
Hivnal commencement es
suliturianiy of
Tanne
the
Vasco ha
LAURA STYN, '33,
TO BE SILVER BAY
DELEGATE JUNE 21
JJ, president-elect af
Wanten’s Christian as
Haauen Styny
the Vents
ducted at Silver
ve Wedlnivstays, tty
Asenatl Van Buren,
vearat are George, Mhont 600)
tls fro calleses ie southern
New Puadinnd, New Voork and New
Freshmen Feature Fire Hose In Rivalry;
Sophomores Defend Pole Successfully
Tility eruanpes, and dintor
|
Pa and favet Nort
Abt
Dr A, acher,
tuday,” ‘These will in
rees,
"| SIX OBTAIN POSTS
DR. G. B. CUTTEN
WILL BE SPEAKER
Colgate President Will Talk
At Graduation Exercises
Monday, June 20
Dr. George B. Cutten, president of
Colgate university, will’ speak at the
jencement exercises. to be cone
19, at 4:80 welock in the Page hall
auditovitin.
The sseial events for the 1932
. Commencement week-end will ine
President A. Re Beubacher, [clinic's wenior class bnvaltast ther
who will present the degrees at [Sunday, tne 19, or Monday, dine
0, aid Senior ball, M
June 20,
lay’ might,
The speakers for the bre:
will he the tone presidents
Lass, \
Katherine Traver
Gearwe I Rice,
fitout, 1980-81,
1931-33,
Phey sire
Curtis 8
wd Dorothy: Hall
Senior hall will begin ar 9:00
eveloek, aul will be conducted at
the Anrania’ elu, South Mtlen
wephine Halt
Hankin:
Winnie
FOR COMING YEAR,
PROFESSOR SAYS
Mallard
oM
State Scores First Shutout
Game Against Cooper Union
ecw piteher
per Diet
pashan
ielh way a
sisdel bys
tle
vy hat
ats vt Bhan
sen Toot vill be the ogy
State College News
Established by the Cla
‘The Undergraduate Newspaper of
State College for Teachers
THE NEWS BOARD
Auwuna R, Lewes
Beewaro S, Kennet,
cgfiinanre Manager
Sigma “Theta, 678 Madison
lertising Manager
haat
‘Marton Howarp Associate Managing
too W 935
Atssoviate Managing Editor
Skxton Assperare Entrons:
ADVERTISING AND THE BUDGET
‘The State college student association has come to
the point where it will have to face a very serious
financial n which may well cause curtailment
of extra cl ies, cattse a greater student tax,
ult in insolvency for the association.
year for the first time in its history the Sta
¢ News has failed to make its expected con
tribution to the surph t of the
treasury for the rea i
advertising was published. eant th
agencies would not send advertising of other types
Tn other years the News ided in profits of
amounts around $1800. The News, together with
dramatic and art association, are the two profitable
activities, according to the student hoard of
When the paper doesn't make a profit, the
tion has to. suffer.
r the News broke
ven. Nut the surplus
s hee reduced hy withdrawals hy other activities
11 he but one conclusion,
The News and other publications must be allowed
to run national advertising, including cigarette ad:
vertising. ‘This week for publication
hoard heads and members of the finan
up the matter with the administration,
Mis Helnesy Eraily Ul
Valentine Hetty Tether Kowinu iS Vane Le
je | all parts of th
he News dace, not. necessarily endorne sent
m Her Ay if septa egy te
ce ee wi Fe tor nae
ed The
Anonymity. will be preservs
inrancee’ to print ny oF all communteaiions
TING Company, Atsany, New Your.
Paivreo ay Hawterow
Vol, XVI.No, 20
CHECK ON BUSINESS MANAGERS
‘The question of the formation of a hoard
for the College publications and the re
dvertisingg Work these yulications in
relation with eweh ather will he
ion this morning when the
by the chairman if the committee ty invest
taken From the table
gate student publi
partment to audit the I
means for any auey
which has heretofore
ny possibilities in the future vf accuse
individual husintess
he second resulution, which provides for the posting
weekly of the advertising schedules of eaeh publiew
is intended ta diminish the i
tween these publications to a negligible degre
and to check on the interest and
Of the alyertisingg managers, by means af the publicity
|. however, this. seeund reslution
dues not present adequate. provisions fur the solution
Hilems af the publica
al which will mak
sent avlvertisityy
At amendment should be ote
sible the complet
ATTEND BASEBALL GAMES
nul sterling pitching
students turned out to witness the shut ott pertarinatee
The Toss coitanin,
{tut avhen the team tw
ees suell ay State's has durin the
far, there ean be mn excuse
BOARD BEGINS WORK
se tayities and ae tiv ye
Stull will be daticult ¢
fe detiily sad information res
Can he accomplishe
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, ALBANY, N. Y., MAY 27, 1932
Myskania “Taps” Only Eleven Juniors;
Leaders Are Prominent In Activities
fated in 1930, the reti
members in reverse alphabetical orde
members of the incoming senior class. were chosen to s
also consists of eleven
1928-29" and. 1929-30 there w
‘skania consisted of 12
tring” Myskania which
elven
members and the 1980-31 My:
Samuel Dorranee, who was the
pping wot
elen Mae Cromie was
ing honorary body have been active in
¢ their freshman year and have maintained
and history departorents arg well represen
ania with two members
yore aa wa “omotel to the pox
Remakes ov | MANKIN!
OOKS: Bate:
member uf the junior
(For Sate in College Co-op)
Remakers of Mankind, By Carleton Washbu
Day Company, New York, 339 pages, $4.00,
The author traces educational trends of today in
world in this extensive survey of
modern national philosophies,
F leaders in, edue
objects of his study. ‘Their me
the minds of children and dircet the thoughts. of
young people, and the probable resultant effect upon
ihe histories of nations are presented.
All countries—China, Japan, India, Africa, and
Russia are in the midst of tremendons youth
movement, ic heaving and surging of ideas of
peopter who have lone lain dor nant Phe
if this ven a
John
too, mor ‘bly philosophic questions
are taken up. Should modern children place their
countries hefore consciences? How far should the
teacher affect the thought of his pupils? Should
leanings toward internationalism be enc
checked?
These issues are alive
presented in a like manner
uid vital And they are
(For Sale in Collene Co-op)
Moems. Hy: Elinor Wylie,” Altre
rk, ID pues. $8.30
Visluininoug. poet, the fate Eimer
the most xifted Tyrists af the first
quarter uf this century, “The contents of this, book
cnbody ‘the contents uf her fone hocks. of pe
Nets ta Catch the Wind, Black clemour, Trivial breath
elngels and Earthly Croainres inv the ‘eset
quence aid order in whieh they” were puldishesd, with
he addition wf a seetion of poems hitherte npah
lished in hook form
‘The most striking characteristic of Elinor Wytic
A, Knopf
nal coloring. Even in Her lightest
rtheless always present And
plone of lightness there is men
H restlessness; behind the gayety af her mnianier are
fortitude and spirit
The publishers have xiven to
fitting format, ‘The: volume Ih
heanty
(Hor sale in College Cap)
Imerican Outs ui Sinclair. Karrar aad
Weineharn, ‘New Vor 7A jraes
This Ik iy
Sinclair, the
he frankly: and en
stuldhwal dhe drainatiy
ive tne Hine a sovtal nevelist aud ae propavatlis
il tvatinns eink aid list toa
dane an sanuiaingly siicere essay
uc Sphination wf
ranise which seemed
thoes not hesitate tently ze
Motives and the reasons avhieh have tale hin what
We iy
He remarks: “Hinman benies are what ti nike
them, aml there is wo mone daseinitings sulejeet wl
study. than the vorisgin af snental aad nietalsptaliti
Hho drinking of my father accounted tar other ot
tay eecentricitivs besides a hetien in Pydibation
His iateaty on Mawerician idlealisne are expr
famy sentinwnts which atest are unable te ane
Mifevtive “TE bvhese that there ace aceeest ana
Niwerivans with a ties dreamt in thew Heats een
Hootie thes da net hina fiat te ake i elective
pela nites Soni ay ae shal ear ata th
aud sev the sprouting: ot the
seattormgs all thy
i 1
Pdavon tit Alan Millan tsa
pany New Y ou
Wis iy 4 typically esectteut MacMillan waved
Which drives forth ae staveata suceession the ctw y
aL catilict between werk andl
world ot anputse ane
Hire people iyure 9
aan wlione crying conevity af
uid spiritualism varry: tle
exciting strides,
OF it Compton Maske
says: A bua of
ave sail swathing about
ity like beaten
1
© prise We has a qu
the exauis
feat
this ean va ceed
ra
at the French a tt hel
th
ed OF
riley te a
Serato manageane elite af th
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, ALBANY, N. Y., MAY 27, 1932 3
NEW MYSKANIA MEMBERS
ns
| MOVING-UP DAY CEREMONIES ON CAMPUS
Yr
Left, Bernard Stanley
Kerbel, who will he man-
Lei, Mary Elizabeth
rel i et
|
| PENNY-A-MEAL CONTRIBUTORS TO UNEMPLOYMENT FUND|
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, ALBANY, N. Y., MAY 27, 1932
| WHEN THE FRESHMEN PULLED TO VICTORY
Right, Elizabeth Mary
Gordon, who, is chairman
meme
Ht the
1933 FORMS ARCH
FOR PROCESSIONS
Ruth Brook:
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, ALBANY, N, Y., MAY 27, 1932
Y. W. (. A. OFFICERS: Installs Officers
10 BE INSTALLED
Miss Van Buren to Induct
New Officers in Lounge
Wednesday at 4:00
‘of Richardson hall, acee ord
Asenath Van Buren, ‘32,
president
PAThe uflicers tv he installed are
president,
president,
tary, Daisy lr
Herine Simimerer, Sh and un
nate representative, Abnira
i"
music, Katherine
ilivity, Ruth Sage,
conventions,
ing pre
rene
Harriet Ten hy
ship, Flizabeth €
Mary Clarke, ‘35
Serer JUNIORS CONDUCT
ae i ban saehelall THIRD MOVING UP _|i
fal DINNER YESTERDAY |:
STATE HAS FIRST satented hen aL anouat Stevia
‘This year ha
or the me
r
Rallis the best
Asenath Van Buren, '32, vetir- | far some years,
ident af the Young | ‘The Frosh. 4
Christian | with eight vietor:
hall,
246 Tor thelr oan
State scored JIB {0 its opponents
367. ‘The lettermen. this s
while last season
combination of Delia
teas
| Mich “sehenl and
A LO vichack in the Lounge of | High sehout
The State diamond axsres
Sronts
q
and tied one
led heeuse
Mee
is. show
ner one|'
Athletic Teams Enjoy Banner Year;
Basketball, Baseball, And Tennis Gain DATES FOR CAMP
By K
NNETH A, Mutt
fielder,
speed
corner,
aust year| a sterl
ntet_ came through | 0
in ten encount-
w included vieturies over
ableskill
'| DRAMATICS CLASS in Mi esa of he comp
has thus far this year won thre
fl
© dropped 7 t0 6.
cont
Tot Bin
founded
year, hi
others
INTERCOLLEGIATE _|\\" {39cm toe al mh) The Dew eee ane th
FRESHMAN DEBATE} '"}\sciy vost inctates Miss "State js sannod Hee
a Sis fai Tati str sia why ra ca
State vollee and a
senting — Renn
ef yarer Kiausely
for the di
Sueakers and Williane Jones, rebut: | nugie ducing
tal Phe chairmen af the committees
ai rhe detuite witss | in etierie we
The wp
wesnived that Frankie D, Roose | Atiresiet; enteriaimnent,, Frances
vel beceleted President of te | Se Malo
United States", with the eatntertiesl
Jeu team nig the
Faltawinyg the debate
Shite evllege aid ot the. Milur
choad drantatics eluhs were
in hare of he makeup, The ¢
Hinivs qwerie ttutde hy the amether
fat tle Milne janiing anal seni tit
dents whee parental
Fifteen Alumni Visit
College For Week-End|
Nese ahaa ee
wintial Meas i
Netty, R
Kurssell Fadl
Fascrenes Newel
coal aad Rute Pinshes
Feral iaphan,
Vireshman archestra, furnished
Heather Woodburn 44
tive Dertetsen sand tickets, Balle tbieris
‘Baseball Team Beats ah
Hartwick Nines 6 To 2)\' \ ;
the dinner
ret aleverations, Naanii
i A this seaeste
faculty, Miss Lewis; | hit
this Bully waitresses, |i
tai: ree ber
than an
iain Metaler
aul Stindy
Mi, Library
i}
BY fir Mae teks, tl
“Plinth 15
var
unl Seheneetaily
Af Edueation, Dean
Faeatinn 104,
any Heliay ir
department
othe Vane
1x50, Fh Dannal V
Mortal Mea
South,
sistant instretur in goxeeument’ Mle | season thereby joinins
vin Lewis was
is presented at the Ha
‘on Washington ay
ait eilueation ;
Wiis Mhilusophy «
"13 STATE COLLEGE
PROFESSORS GIVE
EXTENSION WORK
Thirteen members of the State cul:
Joye: faculty are conducting extension
courses in Mbuny
Th
assistant |g)
An.) Pesan
H ita the hi . se Ue We acl byt
9) Weitare Ilene tit, Aaa i hee ord te
Hicrker neneqrseiiatiseal ties AE; CONDUCTS PICNIC Hanae Coe tne ba enone All
He bans hes ait, — Use = a wes
Dtuslisth 1a 1. the Mice Vir ehtht meniber Nuy desery ting stident will tie
Harry] pity
Hants Hanan eh
Whrary |} 133,
Hamilton Printing
Company
ALBANY, N.Y.
ALDEN HALL
WATERBURY HALL
New Rates
WOT T92
Mith, Hread and Hutter for lunches
Room and Board $9.00 Week, ‘Two Mealy
Eywy.
i
ror, Stare Cott
eman, Hack Youn)
| displayed ixood work
the best outfielde
had and Gil De
will form a nucleus for next s
Aas and Ton Garrett of the College today, Detlefson
SCORES TRIUMPH — |iivcevests inet fea
Men Bleateds tinge
i
30 Attend Club Picnic
Wednesday Afternoon|| Needy Students Will Receive
aunnal mnathenaties club picnic ad ff ents af State ellese will beet
eRKnewn's urave Werlnesday at [P augirated next fall, by the Cob
iernion ee Conaperative
The party left tor the qicnie TP Miss Helen To Bay, nanayer
eave at dd veh ke where swine | said today,
Hing amd jsuiiies were conluetead \ representative of the Barnes
fe gnats the tab wares Laud Noe dapat of “New
Keep Beau
Huie Hobbing Permanent Waving—Hinger and Mureel Waving
Dial 3.4231
The Van Heusen Charles Company
DIRECTOR NAMES
News Annual Freshman Week-end
Set for September 16, 17,
18, Detlefson Says
a q aaa
sophomore] ‘The annual freshman camp for
who has} men wil conducted at the
the hot| Yi association
wede” Detlefson, one of ke,
aturday and Sunda;
16, 17, and 18, John
rector of the camp
Wc defensive game at short,
exe, freshmen, upperclassmen, and
+ | faculty.
Peter Du
weal Y
MMlard
nd plans for the
of the pros
were discussed,
A questionnaire pertaining to the
i ck fallewte
i headed by Gus| camp will he distributed to the
every wan on the faculty will de-
WITH IBSEN PLAY ine a: tat history a
ert, nephew of
“ant State] Biology Club Selects
e peeachia Officers For 1932-33
Hhsen's "Hedda
wditorium of Haye] Hila Becker
dent af hioloy
33, will he presi
Ih for next year
‘42, played the] The other oflivers. are
Hedda” in the| dent, Carol Cedurquist,
L hy: Mics] Hiry-treasurer, 3;
utterer, assistant prafesser [field secretary, Ethe an, 33;
ish club historian, Fihet Cipperly, 38:
members af the vast in Mary
Jolin Gresvens representative, Hel
Nile Clemens, as nil seston
Mildred Quick, 45
dient jw the eamstitns
effect that the editor of
HR
ean Ruth Th
he nui
rer | Help From Booksale Project
hers
rhe attend
dey A plan ty assist needy stud
rh city will visit tke Ch
Visited thie hari he | hele ins this aitannier, Mies Bay
Ful at Palladino’
\
\
at Popular Prices ‘
Pus. St TEN, Pou St. f
Dial 33632
VAN HE USEN CHARLES
MEANS MORE
vada
B 7 Phone Fuld 2
Boulenard (Sateteria
198 Central Avenue—at Robin
Albany, N.Y
head of the
Dr Adnit W, Risley; head of
history department, w
member of the faculty of the sec-| f
ond annual, alumni college con-
jucted by Colgate university from
ca 13," to Saturday,
x Risley is an alumnus
heen graduated
a project
the uni-
lege. training
adult education. Alumni
with, their families and. form a
Fegular student body with. com:
tthe close of
the. one week's period,
es are, given each day on
‘subjects by members of the
e faculty and visiting pro-
on biogra-
or
Dr, Risley will lectur
talks to
Ww,
phy, Same of the oth
he given
H. Crawshaw, hi
department of Keoloxy,
Professor H.'O. Whitnall, head of
the Colgate’ weoloxy depiartin
Dr. George B. Cutten,
president of the university; $0
work, Dr, Eugene Hewkes, dean of
men; and intercollegiate athletics;
Coach Audrey Kerr, couch of ath:
Hite periods for the lectures in
clude forty-five minute lasses; He
teen minutes for discus
ten minute recess between
HIGH SCHOOL WINS
IN TRACK CONTEST
WITH STATE MEN
State college lost the first track
meet, of the Season to the stron
ansingburgh High school outfit at
tie Ata Jemy field on
‘Thursday, May 19, by a score of
47-39,
Six members of the college
placed in the events, wining
three second plces,
ree thied tees,
The following is a summary, of
19,
nie
and
prunning’ hi
33;
Colling; running
sehioul ane
technic inwti
uledor the next two weeks,
Tarbox Is Tennis Coach
For Milne High School
rl Turbos, '82, hay Hen chase
coach of tennis in Milne
school
sist of six merbers. They are
i Kohert Suity, Wil
. Kandall Getman, ber
win Stevenson, and ‘Tom Watkins,
This iy the lirst tennis team whieh
has been organized at Mile
school for some tine,
he Milne team will play
Delnar [ijgh
at Delmar, Other
will he
representiny oul
Wednestiay
school tain
Varhex is cp
varsity: tenuis te
Lawibia ity announces
faye ot Martha Stith, Sh,
to Mr Austin Clark af Rensselaer
NY
Band and Orchestra
Instruments
THE
Movrrn Music Stor
‘US Central Avenue
Opp, Colonial ‘Theatre
Orchestras Furnished for
All Occasions
5.9279
The tennis: squad Weeks ee any
Wil-|
an
Alpha” Rho" sorority announce
the marriage of Hazel Bowker,"
to \George Miller, at Woodside,
New Hampshire: on Dec) 20, 1931,
TO MEET ITHACA
The State:tennis team, wil Jour
to Ithaca today to play Ithaca
lege tomorrow. ‘The team, led
by Captain Carl “Tarbox, will
clude Vincent Meleski Jack Saro
d Anthony. , seniors; an
inford.Levinstein’ and. Gordon
Hughes, juniors,
ELIMINATES ISSUE
‘The final issue of the State col-
le ished, due
to. the, ett Ruth
;| Boyd, '33, editor-in-chief elect an-
nounced today. Th
money collected will go into the
surplus,
ANNOUNCES MARRIAGE
Beta Zeta sorority announced the
marriage of Doris Crosby, '28, to
Frank P, Phear on March 28 at
Lockport, New. York,
WELCOMES MEMBERS
Alpha Rho. sorority welcomes
Kathleen Mitchell, '34, and Frances |
yi hip.
coll
ito full membe
fs ae Re
me Promised. |
chairmen,
rariks firstas having secured the
Balance of the] most,
Vera’ Burns | ran
and $75
Hawkins
hae each secured JAG Nile Cleme
Goldsmith
ri
and Andrew Hritz, $200 ¢
Sims and. As
$150, Annis Kellogg, $12
$100
fall Drive;
of the
inembers
pledges
secretary of
‘These. pledges were securec
mittee of seniors, ineadedb
jorie. Longmuir, - Kennet
and: Frances ' Keller, ec
Of Miss Keller
this, ambit;
Dorothy Hall and
1040,
ee $860
next with
respectively,
and Micl
$300. ie
cine Traver, $250,
hy
h secured, pledges amou in
‘and, Marj
‘Audrey Flowers,
rie’ Wilson and
ch,
College Library Adds Eighty-One Books
Literature, And History,’
On Science, Lit
have
College li-
list issued
eth Cobb
Eighty-one, buoks
added recently to. the
brary, according to
by Miss M. Eli
The following i ete
list-uf the books
ors; Krancis
G.V, Mennett,
(rev, ed); And
lature francais contempor
Birell, Obiter Dieta (irs
secon series comple t.
Ilaisdell, Ways to teach ‘t
VOM. IManchard, New: xirls for
old; C.J. Bourget, rricade,
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WILLIAM FRENCH
WINS UNIVERSITY
TEACHING AWARD
former
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reed one of fi
ranted hy
versity cominyy year,
was made an the basis of
ulate work
in education is well
success «in the colleg French
w rt
nl tangle in the summer sex
ast eit
He is at present instructor in his:
tory: and journalisin at the high sell
in Grosse Pointe, Michigan, French
Valse dirvets) public” relations.
hile iy €Meges Freie) vas a
HE Myskina, a anember of
Telia, Rive, Kappan (hi i
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Athi hi Gann fraternities, |
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picnic at Van Wie's point, whieh
is six antes hele Atbany vn the |
Huds river, tomnorrosy,
to Reohert Rankin
Hho lang 16" teal will
chemistry dejartinent
1 2HHT o'clock, Rankine sai |
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Meh.
‘Track came forth last week when
4 group of State men lost to Lan-
singburgh. With practice and with
xome coaching, these fellows will
probably come’ thratil next year
ay many of them displayed ability
in the meet.
the two
layed
State ty
thw seul
foal wen
By the way, diamond fans, as we
go to press, Young and Blum are
tied for the ‘batting crown with 400
each. Brooks with 375 and B
Hct with 357 follow closely beh
the '.
Cake
Lake Ave,
THE HIGH SCHOOL LUNCH
SANDWICHES
Pies
Opposite High School
WYEX EXAMINED
bat
Hest thuitding
GLARKEN PEERED
ELT
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HUPTIONS PHL
“hang Ne
Special Attention
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Hhone 6-1837
A. BOOKLIEIM
tu Sorarity Houses
ts and Poultry
B16 Madison Ave
GAA HAS DINNER
FOR INSTALLATION
Annual Honor Awards are
Made for Sports’ Ability;
Officers Inducted
‘The annual spring award dinner
and installation ceremonies: of the
Girls! Athletic association | were
conducted ‘Te the cafeteria
of Hasted hal ingney,
for the
The new officers who were
stalled
"33
ing, the prog
Jackson’ '32, outgoing president of
ihe association was presented with
If of the members.
c Creasale, honorary
nd Mary ‘Trek,
Roberta Everitt, "3
warded six inch letter
ceeedit in four sports
year for three years, ‘Those who
inade credit for two years, thereby
ning small block S's are: Miss
Tange Stetia Arthur, Eliaeah
Kammerer, Dorothy Klosgend
Moore, and Louise Wells, soph
A‘
annour
Naomi
The following” were Awarded
jumerals for ane yearedf sports
Celia Bishop, Madolyn Dickin:
Katherine Harty,
fanb, Minnie MeNick
Munyer, Myrtle Stowell,
Vroman, sophomores, sund. .\rlene
Cornwell, Hilda Heines, "Anna
Koren, Loiy Melntyre, Daisy.
sion, la Nesterson, Janet Nore
tetty Premer, Marlin Rockwell,
Hvelyn Stachle, Harriet ‘Ten Eyck,
Marjorie
nd Larey Wing, freshmen,
Iaaseball varsity, acenrding
‘aptitin oof nase
i ihterine. Moore,
y ‘Fret, and Naomi Albrech
, Mimic” MeNickle,
Moore, Marjorie Vevanan,
supliomores, and Lucy: Win
House Conducts Dinner
And Installs Officers
The members af Collece House
installed the new afticers for the
coming. year at at dinner Sunday
Te oflivers re: president, Kubert
Kabinson,
Venn 48
“HE vicespresident
Ahly Dorsiniy “Me amd scat
cris, Iwal Perey, “$5,
rileot the State
fortier residents
present, Thy are
wun, a0,
Kenneth: Carpenter
aM
i former swan
Heer 0), and
Waller Drivel,
nite the now
1 Astoria
Op
wi
Tome othe forewing poole
%
"at 40™and Lexington NI
When the Shelton opened
(7 years ago) we began ca-
tering to college men and
YORK
women, Gradually their
patronage has increased;
weafeel safe in asserting
that more students make
other hotel, One reason for
this is the free recreational
features plus a desire to
serve on the part of Shelton
employees, Room rates
have been greatly reduced.
Rates from $50 per month
upward. A room from $2.50
daily.
attteria serstee at eeanouable pre,
