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Vol. x “NO. 24 __ALBANY, N. Y., FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1926 — a ____ $3.00 per vent
SORORITY AVERAGES [tin tr Cle Rags BA CAMPAIGNERS WANT
PALL, MARKS SHOW| sv nour css ucts sesponns tas tress” sort] 400 MORE PLEDGES
hosen by the committee and will be] provements, however, have beet
Alpha Epsiion Phi Ties Beta|vailaile on Moving Up Day to jun-]effected. ‘The sree gald snl whieh
Clubs and Other
ont by Saturday, fis, tubhed por the shield portion of
Zeta For First Place tors who inal the ring will he of a kind this year tit Groups Asked For
In Honors Apt 1B (Bd ot, of the Halfour |e" gaurantee myst Wendin $5 Each
_ — any te awhionn the pee con-| This. smut will also he placed about
Pi ALPHA TAU SECOND ‘vet Cart ri
Modan Kilns (ni aud Hota Zete Myskania wil be i the Rotunda from
tle! hy {the class munerals on the shank of the! FACULTY GIFTS SOUGHT
Fy te at tenn, The shane of the
sororities tied for first plice in scholar 10am. to 5 pom. Tharsdayy APR hic has heen adopted as standard, VHE CARILLON FUND
ship the ten College sororities [and from 9 acm. to S pom. on Kriday, [the raised figure of ML Was crauieewent ances =)
the first semester, fieures announcer | ADE 9 10 take size redesigned to ahtaitt a Sr TAR apreexence
toilay reveal, 1% Alpha ‘Tau was see nul | oye caumnittee wlll saon TE Te tite J] Gellewe! Ueeulty i
ntersurority 0
Haw hi third,
‘The complete sorority. standings ful
State College News, Junior
Class. Senior Class, Ade
insure delivery Aanced Dramatics “Chis,
CON
ri r te
Up Day the i st tie patil ‘om these the new fignre was dee
during the we [signed Hs most eouspicnons change |
in femgth, the mew design eins]
2. Be Goodwin, also}
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a ca the ally Mary Galvin
Aomnmne, hi i Pi workn tn ete, are ie Klepa
3 Wal iiwin Van’ Kleeek,
iv Onnrican
al effect the rings will be
hast year, I Alvis u's ant -Atpia|NEPHEW PICKED FOR _ |HESS, PIANIST, PLAYS
Ust, Qnrcon's statins were mot an] ALLSTAR EAST FIVE IN ALBANY APRIL 8:
n for the "State Coll
School Hell" for Albany
carillon will be continued util a $304
nounced the Mii was in third
place last Myra Hess, well-known English
‘The general standing showed a falliye pianist, will appear in recital un ter a ;
off. Het Ze'a's standing in the last auspices of the College Music assar'as | MWC decided. Suecess seems
With the $400 point alrewty: pase
hie additional $100 will he sought front
1 hundred students who dit
tion in Chancellors hall ‘Thursday
evening April 8 at 8:15 o'clock,
J nouncement was made by ‘T Frederick
fist announced, was 1,75 and that of
Mpha Epsilon 0 1.70, The lowest | N
mark in the present list, Wnweser, is
OF higher than the fowest in last June's
ma The two highest sororities were
44 below the honor or B grade average
ARTS CLASS WILL SEE
“CYRANO” IN NEW YORK}'
‘The first week-end of
HM. Candlyn, dircetor of music. Miss|0t subscribe at the two assemblie
Friday, and from the four College
Hess will offer an excellent. progr
aid. ‘The Music council is also ar
ing for the spring concert of the
sex and from clubs, ‘The
© News started a series of tive
subseriptions from College ur
mit to the nber of ¢
‘ony will he fue announced similar gifts. MV
met Monday morning ith
as nude for t
en) well-known
for honorable mention {Student tax tickets wil
from twenty-eight institu | Hess recital and the ba
. reserved for students
anizations and an
aia + | President A. R. Beubacher and. en
Funice Per f orsed the d Myskania has beens
will censduct ew ane Adoanced Drama Class to Conclude Series of Programs | ‘"*\"! tl \V' ‘die tienen
with about twemy members of her
caf hee sii) With Milne’s “Mr. Pim Passes By” and Two One Act Plays
y contributions kave already heen
Many other
farewell week” clement embodied in it; it is a
ss will he the third week [ie cedy. without gun pl
and the program will include a
at the lay the snounicement | withomt a Pie Iis_fin more shan
Bock Hotel wide! the { male ss Futterer, in- {may best be described by 0, OF this amount, $250 was sl
rihed by G00 students following the
neatre section steuctor in da play | east
theatre section of tructor in dl iy the vf two appeals in assembly Friday. Con
whiel the esents, as a cuitminat siderably more than half of this was
xiven in the senior-sophomor
bly, where several more minutes wer:
devoted to presentation of the project
c in the junior-fresh
The gifts average com
he twenty-five
ked. They
as heen decided up, }is one of the most unusual plays: given
being held this week, [this season, and promises thrill
MYSKANIA WILL READ
NAMES OF NON-PAYERS |); uw’ chs for mie] le Zs play as a ext of four
‘The names of ab willint ‘Delehanty ithe. father,
n
1 plays, will he Marion O'Comior the moher. Hd
ane WM Ktceck pays. the part af the. son,
ction of Tsahe'le
Jee 27, Nori [and Ruth MeNutt will be the danghter, that amount to. two dol
litorium, The play will be staged the same might with many of fifty cents, ‘Thir
as Mis I play, April 7. (Continued Page 3 Col. 1)
State College News CONTRIBUTORS TO NEWS’ “COLLEGE BELL” FUND
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Business Manager
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Copy Reader
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Milue High school bel”
ple' ‘oday if the
students who have not yet
do so, it will gu “over the top.
News believes that these students will
want to have a share in completing!
the quota and insuring one of the mn
jor bells in Albany s-carillon for the
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response thus far has heer
Six hundred students: last
eh more than the
Ke asked. ‘Thirteen
college groups subscribed $70 in two
days. ‘The faculty also are responding
} aoncrously News" ideal isa une
Himudred “percent representation
students, organizations ul
Ifyou have already pledged, pay. a
today’ before you yo home," TE yon
have not yet subseribed use the blank
on page three. Make sire that your
clubs are represented in the five-dollar
gift cliss. our hundred and fifty dole
fars is already in, Now put the drive
over.
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“TUT” STORY SOON
sioecand aah of abel
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NO “NEWS” APRIL 9
} College will close tonight for, the
Easter recess and will reopen Tues
with its
ig publication
ck Following the springy
tion, there will he no isste of the
News April 9.
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MARCH 94, 1926
THIRTY OF FACULTY
PLEDGE FOR BELL
Myskania Canvasses Remainder
To Double Amount
Of Gifts
‘The following is thé list of fa
members whose pledges tothe
Colleges Milne High: Sehoot bell”
heen reported in hy Myskania np antil
Vednestlay, Additional
be
I he acknowledged liter,
ingg sought. "The list
Mr. Rutherford R,
Ralph
Croasdile Dr,
Douglas, De. €
Hutterer, Miss Agnes.
Gratin, Misy: Mary
Hate, De C.K
Huyck, Mins Ebel
nedty, Mee Willian
Hin Aiteg Aisa, Remit
Loch, Professor Charlotte
Prafensor Jol Xt
ial, Miss Minnie 1
Mr, Ay
Krafesyir Jeage F
\ ith 0,
Winchell, Hotessne Harence 11
“COLLEGE BELL” FUND
NEAR GOAL OF $500
(Continued from Page One)
week pledges are heing redeemed in
the rotimndic and students will he there
all day today (receive money aud
ew pledges fram those who have al
ready subserihed, The News also
publishes today a hhink for the tse |
oF new subseribers, A list of these
persons will he juublished as a sup=
plement to taday's reenrd: in an isstte |
of tke News soon after vacation,
Nhe response in assemblies Mriday
delighted Dro Heubaeher, Ne said, a
Moriel 1, Wenzel, president af the
stundent association, was equally please |
Ve the generis ametnis, given by
those who did pledge, Mor
four tured stu have not yet
Fesponided aud it fs to. bt
tributions that the driv
AM east half
ible
nl, oppor
tuany of the thers, it is
Fe naw desirans of making
‘erpentn
vast,
ir
Fal fl per cent af th
York in attend
y [he found for all the leisure tine
it will be used to the
Seniors Again Lead Honor Roll with 14.34. per-cent;
Juniors are Second with 11.48; Sophs Third With 9.6
‘The senior class ted in number of
people on the honor rol, and the juniors
iad the highest percentage of students
on igh hatiory the registrar sannonncedl
1.74 per cent of the senior eliss were] ‘The
an the high honor roll, 29 per cent of | rats amownced, AL that time the soph:
the juniors, 8 pe the sophomores | mores, instead af the freshmen as a
freshen, The present were ast
Sof Hal per cont of the seniors
‘eon the honor roll, Ha® per eent af
y Gent of the soph:
‘ul of the freshmen
jy Hedi the last honor
“The complete rolls follow:
HIGH HONOR MaeFarland, Kenneth
Seniors iis, Rene Anios,
Moye,” Carleton Ange itherine
Hutton, ‘Ia Pay, Coribel Auerbach, Mortis
Lvishmat, \ rite Mlude, Isabelle Heolee, Hele
Specht, Hertha Race, Marion Hrooks, Lacie
Juniors Rhwads, Marion
Robins, Genevieve
Haessler, Laura
i Sint, Miss
jamin, Constance
Considine, Mary
Hiudivis, Rahel
Kimball, Jeanette
Kemer. fasep
Kurtanacker
Kyser, Isthe
Junivrs
Arnis, Mesander
Ayers, (
Hanley, Sa
Lloyd
Vrain
Sip
Arioh Dos
Mallister, Ate
Freshmen
Kime, Georgiana
HONORS
Seniors
baer, Vein
Henjamin, Nave Me
Manearet i
Hew, Chearlatte Sand
Cheney, Frances t :
Cline, Marian
Cinmiur, Catharine
Voduirn, Ruth
Day, Marina
Han Ruth
Horn, Florence
Huns, Lavis
Hand, Blanche
Hane, uth
Lesehen, Ethel
Mac Mullen, Elizabeth
Mild
\ its, Dorothy
Vamily
Wie Mary
Freshen
Cirve
ae Hesemer, Sophia
Couvab, Auetive Callen,” Bastin
Kuiskerm Paul
HER Aa Pasian, Artin Coal, Macho
He Atr, Cin fasanat @ tally fi
it eet Lorentz, Carolyn fic Halll
rian Mastrianni, ‘ox, Marion
Hite OM, Major
Hes Ke, Herbert
Saliwani, fuse
Sinnott, Doris
Steidinver, Nine \s
M
neh, Nessie
Layton, Viets, Helen
Vagarn 1 MeCaffrey, Mary
Fediarren, Erie Nanak Sate Smith, Rutty
Fewis, Lee Yawuei Adotine Watts, Rutt
Laman, Mildred Zajan, Bertha Widmer, Anna
Education Unconscious, Effective Agency in Removing
Primary Causes of Crime, Finegan Tells Conference
cela ttnael a Gr fere ee tT Ae ile Ree iC-Mhbsamitber nae a Ml
hacher annonneed today There were |servinee, not law enforeement, Dr.
about foe hundred teachers, representing [Avery W Hirector af the ex
twenty-three ec amties in eastern New i nis division of the
Pee ance folie ae ar oer
Friday, March 19. He, ‘Thomas Fine al more inthe hast ten ye
in his auldress said ea be an fay: ather experimental scien
Hnconscinuts bat effective aveney itt re-|yossible exception of medicine,” Amerie
Inovine the primary catises af crime.” fmay, however, he in danger of the
an also emphasized the fact fealamity whieh came upon the great na.
wer reduces the average [tions of the past, where coonomic sue.
king day tT hoes, a use mus [cess brah mar eure time than the
enple knew how to use wisely, Senator
nage ise ariel,
wor
sting disady
“COLLEGE BELL” PLEDGE
1 want to see the $50) g al reached for the “State College ~ Milne
High School" bell, Here is my pledge to give $
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Page ‘Three
ISTATE SCORES 396
BASKETBALL POINTS
Nephew Rank: High: jh Se With
Phas Hanes denser)
Tn the i
cently ended, a
score of a5 lute mgntist 342 bye fone
wen opponents. Nephew: ranks hi
among the seorers with a recurd af 18
points, a
of BIS) a game,
aul Care are next with aver>
aan spectively
Fuad senres follows
zB Boa F
end
i
Oe te! fourteen
phiyed! at home, and foe aways Seite
Wont nine and Hist five mes
Athoayeherippted inthe fast three
pames bythe lose nf osc Thormng
an Rucayiiski, the varsity win hy: size:
dike awaegins,
For next year, Clare
eaptain, and Clyde
VARSITY TRIMS GRADS;
FINAL SCORE IS 28-27
\ meager ernayid witnessed He fonrth
anid last of sinks’ varsity biaskeths
fests in the gym Saturday aiglit, Ate
lune Hi varsily’s ae
ef
fine for its representation
nanny, “24, started the senee with:
fielder for the i
quad howe
“Practice reins supreme
exemplified the ot
and eld
seore fe the
wv their elders tu a 20-1
first
iden, ja
r. Eliott
MRS, PELTZ DEAD
Mes. dul DeWitt Peltz, mother of
Mis: Catherine Pella, member of the
Kivcish department, died at her home,
427 State Street, on Wednesday Maret
17. “the, funeral services were held
St Peter's Chureh at two n'ebick Friday
viternoon, The Reverend Charles C,
Harriman, rector of the church of whieh
Mes. Peltz was a tifecang meter, ic
tell
Wagner, Mf,
Wirt, “Stary 11
Webster, Ninos,
Welle
Wetet, kusanor
w Tee
Migjurte
Winns "Crmetia
\
{ Waterman
Wien "sit v
Walon °
Myke
Wesity
Yat, Marion G
Wittens, i Zeminermann, Nt
Wooten at is
Wheelock, Ruth
Wiicer, Sis
Page Four
COLLEGE NEWS AT
A GLANCE
A regular Menorah iy
‘Thursday,
consisted ‘of disc
Passover,
rel 18, Lutheran Club
served at the Acnlemy of the Huy
Names,
Hewetts Silk Shop
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A large audi
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