25 Per Year, 32 Weekly Tasues
Vou. XIV. No. 7 Srare Coutxan For Teacuens, ALpany, N. Y. Fripay, Novennei 1929
PRESIDENT T0 BE
DEBATE CHAIRMAN
State Meets International
Opponents First ime
Tom: Night
BASIS OF TEACHER || Predicts Change |/(QUNCIL TO DROP
CHOICE 10 CHANGE OLD SEATING PLAN
Future Selections Will Have Dramatics And Art Members
Scientific Foundation, Rule Students Ma:
Or, Horner Says Main Floor
The dram
is dropping. its
ering «nly: the haleony
at performa
thay it aly c
e hall. A new syste
tribution will be
first time Friday
the two perfor
Phillip: Bi
present
ternoon
Named Campus Queen
“Phe choice of prospective teach
in New York state will be placed
tipo a more setentifie: basis," Dr
Harkin He Horner, executive secre
tary al the State Teacher ‘i
Hon iowl former dean uf State ¢
ol ghee mene at the Kappa Phi
Kanes stinter,. “Pesday nigh in the
Piives ity ely
squvelarls tur seleting teachers
Tait fe Tntedt tor a setiatarstip
Wis we said There are
ther actors uf porsematity. whely
night
auditorium of Page
ateock in the
we debate will be a non-lecision
cntest, according to the New Zea
land style of debating,
‘The “subject under discussion will
esolved: That American gov-
ernment is more democratic than
British government." ‘The State de-
baters will upholit the American | Gladys Mi, Bates, '30, who
nel let
‘Seats will not be Sold to the public
until ithas been deter
seats will be ne
dite. stu
ing to Ruth
he
ary {0 accommo-
ts of the college, accord-
Melee ees
ii Tait ator ted
|i shite teaeher training i
ighes, "31, member of
government and the wing crown in_clection,
will defend the B | nd art council, Ste
nye tickets
seat tickets in the bale
ira University Selects
Gladys Bates Campus Queen |) !"'\ 1" shen
nuke a
WWrurtey, Asdany:Kvening News
Apa *Jeony: or back of
Dr. Harlan H, Horner, who [tion this week
downstairs sec
minuites
The Ne mseatateretattenlol |) ctr told Phi Kappa’ that Students Get Tickets First
ECHL USE US eeholicahie tite (ee a blembers af the dramaties and art
ANG anne A onttural hacked for profess | Qk standard for admitting pros: Jequneit will be inthe rotunda every
composed of Guy Richards SOAR IRE II Aas ha pective teachers, tay from 0 oeloek. to 3)
William Joseph Mountjoy, the title of Campus Queen gained {fiona reainin <must et lay fri ares lock a
wae UE a eter its
‘hat “ate ie Vegi Stunt | DEAN'S RULES ARE
ase OUT OF DATE, IS
ter J. Hall,
Powles Is Barrister
Powles, who is twenty-four
Stare Conran News
regarding the contest
of bachelo
isa a arn fr foe reer! | 7WQ OF FACULTY STUDENTS’ OPINION)" isi a
University of Nias,
wget aff sind condlete a «
Helsing lta sunray i ite sie is of Sa | TO PSYCHOLOGISTS)! is
president of the Victoria Cullepe De running foe the title wk
ate society: and has, represented his Jucert, They aver test
‘ai steal Rl ht ainie 4.800 votes. were east hetore
1 decision was. reached, cand the
. M
vei |) WILL READ PAPERS | 0» over for women ting ike ich whee tem to
before the time we hi
demts of Page hall, ae=] ill he their awn fault
Mary Desnitn, “30, House Haye to expert bat
nl
tresin
Haast week at a meeting, Miss Dew 6 dirinuiienraael &
want Feanl she rules 1h conduct for the} will have: to. know hte
Ihave whieh Dean Amie K, Pierce iy aeeamn
had given her, Students at the meet: | Nyvember
fis eed the feel nye tte many
ir Bal 1, Southend Drs \nthar
feik. of the eaieation. eepartent
SiN real geqpers tthe sixty meetin
(the Upper New. York pyyehls
iets swhielh is hein, eonaluetesl at Ce
alma miter in the New Zealand de
Hate tournament, and ayeatinst Bates
| allege
|
|
Was chusen
Dhow ri
nell university.
Mountjoy, whi is twenty ene yess
fila vem Testa eaty atatitarinys fl Dire South will quoi te che tas td are oath aah dat
Wer deem tecunee fo onus sel ie| HE ty tte ie se pert tara wie a
“| Hay Pe retst wil sete aati Aes) epdtial ae the
: Wy ik tise ake lic feadatiee al
Hite ini ‘ius! | STUDENT COUNCI econ, "ACA aon tisleceone i
late She “sc ASSUMES CHARG Se eter ca okie borat
| at qieee f OF MAIN BULLETIN ° a Nl
\ tan i i Vitoria seats will he
rn Feo ea hee AB NaH loo
als ate ca vay at tatiy
nian: sinticient reventte et py
Chal] ay
| Ve tea doll the ith er the Vietotdame sehonl) Miss Donat edeetared oT thank the firs. what 1 Mis sank stereudings
| H Way [an Hetnist asia. 108 Fagste flea escalate Teen tmnt nl eta
nel Coals Del urtangeahe,sintentsenbsacpbsal iheint toe Cliath Ut “Stott, wf thi [peonuh np HmrMN. tit the,” Mis
aptaiin etetlt Fo there, tie sete eattcaion epariowit. wall ado alten [and it tis were ite Vinge hall,
alternate NV set ct rites satel re willy the a Chase et the thre cea al di The
[ta oo role erditrs cst the favuiy. will tke a[ Hmeeery sire thes sar just ts
Troubadours Refused Thi Ai lie canting; Oa “AIK hug | ctanse’ ol ink Weve: sey shah te ope
Permission To Dance|" si
Pa ant “seal fens til — Bi. stile tea tI : Sindents Pay L Less Than
“att Si wr | Charles Thinks Students Are Best Now: Half Of Budget Total
rider a Draper ball) Women Had ‘To Be Pushed Into Gymmasium 1... quis ttt ihe total am
vf the cane: vor see Th memes sent
calles students get] fle dues. however He
fo allay thee ‘Froubadtomrs, mew
iministiel eehsattization, ty comiluet at tien stnties than girls smoke almost as much ay he according
siding Ws distikes te see thent adimk hard tinanes
an will retire The 120 40 hander calls foe $15,
liquor, He is ww
jee Huaninye Me hae, 720 has been
fisweve That te veasemtet a Mutiny S08
bins aluty
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, NOVEMBER 1, 1929
State College Ne ws
caer ‘n 1946 by the: Classof 1918
spt! The Undergraduate Newspaper of New Yor
? ‘Slate College for Teachers
THE NEWS BOARD
Louts J. wang
gfditor in Chiep
inance Manager
Feet, Dial 6.6285
+ Managing
045
ditor
iste Mavagiig Editor
iat 4-098
Feature Editor
Maroaet J. Steet...
228 Jay 5
Associate Caro
ieuel nee, “nt
Sexion
Wins
Pa REPORTERS
et Cussler
cls
Sarah Cana,
Levine
a Patel, City” Shee
Huniorse Frances. Kelle,
hi
re
Rath
fe, | eteristies,
t{ Et is leading the w
¢|to place the sete
|BOOKS: HORSES IN SKY. CHANGE
. FROM USEAL WAR NOVEL
IN THE FRONT ROW AGAIN’
State:‘college isin the front row once mord Dn.
Horner, exechtive secretary of tie State Teachers!
association, and former dean ‘at. State college, told the
men at the Kappa” Phi Kappa dinner Tuesday that the
choice of prospective teachers in the state will be put
upon a more scientific basis. In the future, scholarship] ®
will not be the only standard for admission
State college has recognized that the teacher cannot] d
be judged by his strings of A’s or E's, Personality is] dexenerated
tor to be neglected, Accordingly, those} “sn
‘Toay 3
s who have low scholarship ratings are| most powerful,
America Fé
“Can We StandjOur,
tlie most
according
head
faces
5. history,
nierica to
crucial era of
c
ihe philsenty "
Tt has become axiomatic. th
tions who have attained such a great
ree of wealth and prosperity have
and
deteriorated, and
stands the richest,
and. most prosperous
tested from another angle, they the personality [nation the world has ever said
traits of a sucessful teacher? The question is answered] Dr. Painter, Now the question is,
to discover those char-{ "Will America be able to stan this
prosperity
not be
ed means of
State college has seen that the teacher
judged by marks alone,
finding those other ear marks for
yin the movement which will ty
ion of teachers in New York state on
and it has dev
successful teaching,
wwe lave taken
climinate the factors which
degeneration,” Dr, Painter believ
Americans today, though w
are spending their money wi
Painter sid, The inereash
ial quality of
nndication that we
nwmey for practical
a more scientific basis,
se
purposes, he
weil Reminted waits hel /puncoe in the Shs. Ibe Larey Rarete. Juhi Dag aoe
ere de Rn Ik : ;
He Sota] ompaus. New York cits) S20 NEWMAN TO MAKE
Suwren oy _Mnas Ant Pans, 8 SURES wre froin the wait war snowed is otfered ty] PLANS FOR FIRST
retin iW his Latest mivel of the Grea MVockd
Allan NC Me Nevoherls 0. Vol RIV Nn +t a dr ae CLUB BREAKFAST) ‘"'
‘f " 7 the gqmetions ai peace times the love ed mam fer man | Newnnue elib ow gemlict it
WILL COUNCIL. FOLLOW SUPT: ] tie sttetinas, ai peice time. the Pe ee ahi a
Phe music cetniell-Aiould fethew salt in the peg | RM: The snubitieat aac ions a wu his wed | um . mal ue “Toe L
Apstem’ which’ will be inatijentated by: the sdrimnities gun! (otles. at See emtirely Fonwottern inthe ails of a gewat | Netmun all tee anake pbs toe th
art counell when, he” Beh Greet, Phase Me pre [tenete Hetweon nations. He shoots that, alter alles) communion, break |
sented Friday, Novemflét 22. The latter stizativan | Here a Comtinnity of the tonal luman feelin 7 The falbawimg anembers of the
Besta i eo acts | cre ne PGA lke ANKE FTP Ne TNak gs Nt louie | ERRCiMGAN eB respec teh
fn. the. baleony, for stivients. lst ea | MTS : i \ Toei AB re ate
those verte Sears nat neti (nr Vine fear, Mewal-lust, spiriimal esattation ot the yar | eh li Mary J.D:
fo, puts their perdarmmance ‘oven the twp. wvel oo the gust és slostt, bat siberinace the real] wrest: Haneiet Appleby, Cahierine
{ Pligeamusie: council is Hanging on ty a policy ashe | pmepose ot tlie huek whieh is tee slow ats. that after all f, Elion fturnes, Lacy Bur
4p anda, 6, the “toe! Gi eomgh sets] yore is somethins sre that these iy the somber ef broke. Marguerite Casey. Margaret
Shaldsbe. soil tw the public iu order ta fiance ever 5 ;
the watwm=. The careless sunieement qseticipated in/ataesi, Annineiata Cota, Winifred]
reseutation, Int when the required sum heen ohe| fh
Taine all cuter sents shun he given tothe stents RIF he conlTct Hi, wk emtse, giver + pliee in the | ier, Abbie Diwen, Mary Deserts]
who are paying for them, music council is falluw- [novels bat net se major place for ints meidental to the [James Deki Marion Dann, Francis
Hg an antiquated policy which seems. to. hae ath | (eeinge of sanbiion ad hove Tete Glace Enceow ic-auultlvea
but the practice of vears to justiiy i Hloeses in the Sky" is stritly speaking mit a WHF) Gadway
ee pene esto saley. arena novel. although the whole stury hinges on the war and| Mary Gainer, Kranees Gaynor,
sit upon hard pillars, the council might provide cushions, | built im a war setting. It is an age old story retold—| Katherine Gaynor, Marian Feary,
in a-new setting —to show that the setting is incidental] jfary Gill, May Gillewie, Betty: Gor
Te seems rather dangerous to have students perched port
the balcony. Poor Mr. Grainger was continually: look.
ng up above him, apparently afraid that some student
ht fall down into his lap and interrupt the concert |
The dangers in straddling. pillars at a concert
greater than of strap-hanging in so subway train
Tr only seems fair to ask that music coneil junk the
old policy which has been in effet for years.
HELPING iN WHO FAINT
Wom
Another invasion of rats may sweep down upon the
college ii present cunditions persist
ulin
Students sire
tration regulations inthe eating
ne the amex have been re-|
iit the corridors and ckiss |
Fooms seem to he n It also. seems more |
convenient to throw sand unifinished
sandwiches on the fluor than to dispose of them it the|
eria and in the annex
Swill congrexate in plices where food has ot |
been removed. When stute in the rooms reserved |
for them, the cafeteria management ean get rid of all
food which might be very attractive for the rats. Boo
left in other parts of the building, provide bait for the
rats, Every time that au apple core ar a pickle sand=
wich is thrown into the waste paper baskets, sume por
animal is being deprived of ity dinner.
Tt would he very: unfortunate if the rats sh
another visit upon the invitation
howd nthe expecte
ing to. ubserve
of lunches.
served for
tons
the elas le it chasis a rat out nf ther |
is doubtful if there are enough men to assist the’ women
who faint when one of the dusky rudents starts ta irisk
about,
When a Milne High school stutent was recent": tuld
that he should not throw candy wrappers on the floors
of the corridors, his immediate response was, "Well,
Ie is dificult for the
cleanliness if the college
Tf the tootsie rolls. and
ichers to enfore
students do not lead the w
the bean sandwiches are e:
the annex, the Milne students will fullow suit
STEPPING IN RIGHT DIRECTION
yore and freshman classes are stepping off
‘The men of the classes ae
The sopho
in the right direction,
conducted a football
stitute for the usual hazing exereines
in undergraduate opini
ten practices. shld be
saner kind of iuter-elasy rivalry: in whieh the
have an equal chance of winning
ne in Beverwyek park ay a sub:
same int |
The
We whieh realize
junked for
reste
sensible to engage
ty knock
astute
re generously: bumped ut the
will deny that green turf pp
Hretter shiek alourher thon steel
Ir iy. the Tretween the tir classes
which is significant of the new trend, Burmerl
men were Fe Spheres evaissterea
themsely attenders whi were stp
posed to drive the herd. Ant they played the tole ty
the utmost, “At the present tine, the sophombure class]
his given the freshmen equal stunting. “The goats have
suddenly evolved. |
“The two clisse> have make State enllege one af those
few institutions. whieh are Uying tw make the publi
realige that students attend callege for otiier jurposes |
att te make fools ot themselves, ‘They are leading in
Hoven ty abispel the prupular notion that a evllese
ing amore than tumult
iCativas consists
KFthe wide workd thrown inte the confusion
fen in the cafeteria or in|
to the characters ail nut viee ver
It is the story of youth gradually
face the problems of finding
y Gardiner, Jane Keeshan,
Florence Korumeyer,
and Kath
being aironged to | tent, Ma
Se mah moneraion at| Mary. Kelleher,
the helm.” ‘That teussitory period between the time of | Lillian Ladly,
wetual eperiensce Husion when martian is in the] crite Lenn
making is here put beneath the microscope and evaluated.
This evaluation vecurs during the war aunt adds to the
story, keeping the reader with a desire tbe just one
step forward irom where he is hefore he puts the book
wo, To name th eeharacters in this novel is unneces
yy ivr they might have been any young men in al
the front
at the time they were beginnings find out that
Fead to power and that lave is ane of the
suf the unman life
lino Le
|
aay, Fllen Mahoney
Mice Matthews,
Frances MeM hen,
Mally Lind
Mereeiley Mart
i:Meen MeCalluan,
Elen Murphy
jferine Moure, Lloyd
Anthony Kulezyki
sathe
Tsretta Murray, Kath
Moreland
just
ambition m
mje enol
han, Mary
Martha. Sheet
Kyau, Jewi Shelley,
mance? OF course, there is romance in the volume
vinre his 1y be, her alter all Shae tis tram AID ES STONES |
petind? At is the golden age of romance and will al Carita Smythe, Leon
ane Saerzen, Marian Tangey, Marie
the over
the ree}
ih ewer
| ati
“Communications
whe
[Wars he in spite uf the
turning of the staid fife af the generation
anaking oof the map of the world, There i
af romance to the navel which is just engl to
it perfect story
Justa word about the
young author for those
his former hooks,
Horses in the Sky
want just that “different”
which will make you realize that the boys in the trenches |"
Were not thinking of destruction, fearful of doom and
ty abandon themselves when the periods uf strain | fir
were over. os
is well worth your while if you uest
slant-on the Workl) War wn
he i
Te ietaeityin, they
Tite
Wg he
This Tener is write ay 4 teat af
‘sca und steno
epastanent
eat
"
ARS AGO AT STATE COLLEGE |] hie
News for November 4th, 127
| WO YES
Fone the files of the
La many circumstances, study is inypessibl
tem Many stents, therefore, attempt to study SENDS THANKS
notte College. E ioss “many tines P have came ta] Bl t News.
Halles tothe te stidy for ae esuphe of Itty Infore: any
sect begs Int Taye geen aye an adespuaie. 1 cane
Huds when Lain surrotniledd hy sseaneat stuents. whe
erase Last aigla’s pointy, ot Teaw ace hee buy. friend
hadi to het, or fiw “as tully nice’ the dress looked
an lt ete, An attack: af Mis conyersatiat for tet
aminuts rus any: whole aay
Fxtiact thon letter at Auttway i Kuezyaski tafe
the New
Gld “Finer, one ef the sports alitors af the Sunday
Veteran, iv Tis column Sunday
members of callege’s enjoyed rabbit
One ni the number, he said, way Prufessor David
Hutehinseae who, be tells, “went ant with hiy hound
vite banuies, MME went well far stivhile but the deg | te
professor came Lene, te hist
Bs dag ater te other, al |
Tha
saul ashen the
Tinider sie sat
phe vf rabbits ist hi
read oth
ier
Tistiea: Worthaian
sobriety and thrift that Ameri
criss, her nations, must follo
‘aces Crisis, Dr_ Painter Thinks:
Prosperity?” He Asks
“I
only’ through the’ practice of
can
that have meant the
“If America sticcessfully pases this
her
Dr. nter
the leader of the world
following our ¢:
ition of America’s influence in the
world,
; It YouAs
| <A
Question: 1o you think Richards
hall should be changed 10 Richard-
son hall
A, Walker:
Adam one
home economies will soon be ex
inet, To think that it would he at
tinting thing. te
Gladys Bates, "30: “De. Rich
shits heen at motivating ture
ot De
with as, while the ome veo
departnaeut will
Richardson's is ont
Dr.
Richardson means more to tts thi
Annabelle McConnell, 31:
the home econen
will in the future
Wilhelmina Schneider, ‘31: "As
long ity the name of Richards. has
hus “direct conneetion with Sta
College, 1 feel it would he a good
thing to) chanwe Richards 10 Kieh-
| AUDIENCE HEARS
GRAINGER RENDER
NEW COMPOSITION
By Lastesen- by
the ivatures of Perey
ice last “Thurs.
One of
Grainger's perfortia
day was the orescntation for the
first time in Mbany ai nen
arranyment of another English folk
song, "Fhe Hunter in His Career"
by Wo Chappel. 1 is probably
for this type lat writing that
Grainger is best known to the ma-
jority of people. This is shawn
by the inevitable chunour of Uhe
alndience for "Countey: Gardens."
Grainger's interpretation af well-
known sonatas and figures is dis
already: familiar with him, He published his) tinetly individual, so. that he. is
if wel, “To Hab en five seurs na i ii thes APPROVE CHANGE | fecenntzed easily iF once heard
iota a cea cea ect a
work, “Horses in the Sky" depicts twa years | not Hach Me) enjoys playing upon his aud :
The pictures uf the fighting are from actual experience te: jate bin pecaonalliyeneenn
tin shi ciacy of percept wich has at nar | ae Me Merona ae
brilliant tect
ike a child playing an intrigain,
makeshelieve, feats
closes his eyes during’ his. rendi
tions and takes uy with him. in
a trance from whieh he seeiis re
Iuctant ta come,
Chopin and Hach, the old masters,
Were Hot received so. well by the
adience in Chancellor's hall ‘Thurs
he modern composers were
+ among them De
ge to. Panwa,
thost effective bits
rath was the arrangement
Phe Water Sprite.”
CALENDAR
‘Today
Student assembly L104.
Saud in, Pawel
Varty at Sydidum
Di College
Tomorrow
Debate. Men's varsity. vs, New
Zealand, Viyge hall 8:15 o'clock,
Dance “at Kappa Delis Ky
Alpha F pila
Phi hunse dance:
‘Tuesday
Mu anceting,
Lounge
Gama 7:30
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, NOVEMBER 1, 1929
JUNIOR STUDENTS
ARE A CHALLENGE
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT IS PLASTIC, PROFESSOR SAYS
Offer Greater Problem Than
Any Other Pupils, Says
Mr. Linton
Junior high school pupils, more
a challenge
rding to Henry
professor of
gh school ad-
st time in
ain
ol technigne, and act
the history
ill enter
antec! with
up the en.
of education,
teachings college
will
chisses inthe new w
give ene canes
etivities
the lite
ju school boy as anything
idl in, awenrding to Dr.
adolescent is curious, He is
sitisivingg way tw tive
af Tigh school ase can he turned
paths along whielt th
se alilierent yeetions, a jon in the elementary seh
en ee high school.” Det
tw time, elit senior high school.” Dr.
of art, musie, bteratme, and
The junior high selwot cam
outgrowth of the demand for
Around Child
Raasec en
Alefinite utility: iw education sand more
lasting service to the individual ebitd, |
whether he plans a eallege Conese ar |
is freed to leave seloal extly |
averse
li NA JETTICK i
Health Shoe si
55 Conn") 56
Two Stores:
27 South Pearl Street
201 Central Ave.
accomplished ap ty date
we hope to help hin
the Fight career
parents i= necessary
“The slevelapment vf the juuior
biel Tas pened the way
Phone -7613 |
|
(Qatrteria
at Robin i
I
| Boulevard
198 Central Avenue
‘Telephone 3-2014
A. G. BLICHFELDT, Ph. G.
PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY
Albany, N.Y
373 Madison Ave., Cor. Dove
Smart
Coats - Hats - Dresses
For
Girls and Misses
Gym Togs - Hosiery
|
Steefel Brothers, Inc.
blind flying!
olvibiiions
Three new G-
to the conquest of the air
INDBERGH, flying, blind much of tse way,
hic Ueland “on the nase as bo winged
toward Paris Now, ay an ant oo air avi
comes the magneto compass, a jrodu Cai
cral Elecuric research, which give
igating instrument of extravsdina
Meaawhile, ewo other General Ue ,
Every your hiek
IL Ailectric. '
nef the o
Gan
ings bo
GENERAL @
butions tow
Taichi!
SUNNY at g Patty
Milne Graduate Will Receive
Try-out With St. Lois Club
Manton Spaulding, who was
from Milne High school
s of 1928, is to get a
the St,’ Louis Card-
atio
tlle past season,
yntched f
mes, Sp
ight
Ruther-
Coach William
lemy, both
obtain a
for the
Ribbons This Morning
marshals,
imibly Fri
ition have been developed—the
and the radio echo alti-
Ihe ordinary altimeter shows only
ve set level. The radio echo altimeter
pilot of his actual distance above
wr water by flashing green, yellow, and
the instrument board,
mer the
ment of
ys" fir blind fly
thy play an dusportant part,
FOV A OTONWIDR WAG, NETWORK
95-7)DH
ELECTRIC
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, NOVEMBER |, 1929
GROUPS RECEIVE | PROW JANUARY 31
MEETING DATES
Organizatien Leaders Plan
Time Schedule With
Dean Pierce ing
All student groups have been as-[is
signed dates for regular mectings i
the College buildings, accord
Pierce. ‘This plan
decided upon at a mee
cently called by. Dean Pierce
room o
ng of all | junior
ions, re-|charge of Alice Bennett, and Con-
sta
IN ALBANY HOTEL
Junior
J
ry
the Ten Eycl
atherine R. Norris, '31, who
wn. Juniors’ who!
dues will not be
voted
if to
general chairn
of the
‘week-end events will be. in
general
uyce DeGuzman will. ‘be
schedule drawn up at that time fol-}chairman of junior luncheon:
lows.
wo, erauns which meet wey |i
ch
every | mi
Inesday';
ion, in| ma
in Page hall,
amma meets bi-weekly ! fo
‘on Monday, in the lounge room; ant
the chemistry chib meets bi-weekly’ on | Rt
‘Thursd D of Husted
at 4:18 o'clock,
hall, the first
Draper
the third “Thue
C410 u'elocks, in the lounge
the last ‘Thursday I
student groups whieh signed }'T
fon the schedule
other places than the college buildings |
are: Canterbury: clnb, Lutheran elub, [lic
Menorah lub, Newnan elub, Young |G
Women’s Christian association, Young | m
Leon's Christian association, German | I"
club, Omieran Nu, and
Othe
man, Anna Cruikshank and Maxine
Robinsons decorations, Lena Martin,
of fehairman, Elsie Duteher, Susan Cole
i. 2919 James Howe laud Mary Gautier: faculty, Dorothy |
Finley, Saturday, September 21, Mies ny chairman, Jean Gillespie
last year. Marion Odwell, Gertrude Western}
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belle ' McConnell
| Margarete Schroeder a
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hut which meet infehestra, Dorothy
Miss Norris ha:
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a, Withelmina
an, Edythe Cairns and Li
ors, Helen Henderson, chir-
ul, Ruth Parks and Clarice Prince
Netta Miller, chairman, Anuae
nd Jean Minin;
Marion Gilbert, chairman,
ud Lilly Nelson; taxis,
Dorothy
appointed the fol-
for prom: or-
k, chairman,
id Cienevieve
Jimior tea dance will be Saturday,
chruary Lin the new. gymnasium,
he committees in charge are
Kline, chairm
=| Husted |
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STUDY ROOM LIST
ANNOUNCED TODAY
Professor BirchenoughNames
Rooms Which Are Open
For Students
‘The following room
as study rooms in
Husted hall
tain periods, 4
Professor
Richards
rad of the mathemattes deqie
oooh avatione iy Vora ht
munsbered from OL te Ab
for study in Richards teal hear
bers from 20
fl
uhel Smith and Frances Conlon: pub:
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imi and Sylvia rrane i
wats, Helen Otis, eluairnnan, Esa win
reulecke and Ruth Kelsey
Is Chairman of Decorations
Lnvitations, Dorothy Hurlbut,, chair
FIN SOMES
chairman,
jeimer and Prank Ott
Frances V. Peck
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pale
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NOVEMBER 1, 1929 5
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A sorority girl may dance with a
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Hrovided ‘ere. is no, Yeuting’ and
snot heen previously
«ding to Interse
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of the stud of this) sub-
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6 STATE COLLEGE NEWS, NOVEMBER 1, 1999
SENIORS CONTROL
SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
College Students Supervi
Milne Junior High
Schoo! Clubs
A wide variety of clubs has been
formed in the Milne Junior high
school which are supervised by State
Particularly popular
le up of “vagabonds”
round the world |b
books, guided by Wilma Ryer, '30,
Mand studying the people and customs
of foreign, countries, elibing Pikes
sliding down’ Fujiyama, ala
Halliburton, seeing New York trom
the Woolworth building, and excell-
ing in breadth of knowledge of other
peoples and places.”
‘Then there is the Model Aeroplane
club in which Mr. Raymond, new in
structor in the Junior High school,
directs the constuction and flying of
aeroplanes.
"The Spies," with Agnes Altro,
"30, at their ‘head, will take field
trips, visit historical’ landmarks in and
ADVOCATES PREVENTIVE MEDICINE
“health is one
the young,
about Albany, inspect governmental
buildings and’ places of commercial
interest, including stores, | factories,
and. publication offices, and build a
‘museum of their own.
To Keep People Well, Not To Cure Sick,
Dr, O, B, Wheaton
who thinks. that
the vital problems
facing teachers of
SOPHOMORES BEAT
FRESHMAN ELEVEN
BY SCORE OF 14-0
d by the cheers of al-
Sh
Hallowe’en To Be Theme
Of Fraternity Dance
The Hallowe'en season will furn-
ish the theme for decorations at the
Kappa Delta Rho informal house
dance which will be in the fraternity
house at 480 Morris street, Saturday
night, according to Frederick W.
Crumb,
Ch
by
at” Heverwyek park
Friday’ afternoon,
Vincent Lavi
Mechanicville High school star,
scored both touchdowns for the
sophomores, his long gains, hroket
field running, and taekling proved
1@ be the bik factor in the victory
of{of, the sophomores,
of) the delensive. work of John
ured the phiying
The first touch-
2, former
tions committee. During the eve
cider aad doaghnuts will be se
Dr, Milton G, Nelson, assistant
professor of education, and Mrs, Nel
son will he the chaperones, Music
will he furnished hy Neweumbe’s
orchest
of the freshman,
‘ihe second touhlown followed a Fraternity To Pledge
thirty-nine yard end can by Lae
Members November 11
Sern Gt Aba Ch Gamems ental
fraternity, will
vigne
isracl Kaphin, 30, refereed the
d Albert Ritchie,
he linesmen were
honorary. journalistic
Fitzgerald and: Abraham
tors, be conducted Monday night, Novem
The sophomore team was com-/her LH, according tw Warren R. Co:
posed of: Vincent Lavigne, Ellis chrane, *30, president, Initiation will
Kolodn k Swvoll, John’ Dele-|be tsi weeks later, Friday, Novem
hanty, Gordon Hughes, Michael
Frolilich, Andrew Hirtz, Donald pledges are: Beverly Diamond,
‘odd, Carl Tarbox, Harold Has-|'30, editor in chief of the Pedagogue;
Adolph Scholl, business manager of
the Lion; Marilla Smith,
thony ‘Stroka,
nd
Feshimen who played were "WO, business
Wil
Some unusual clubs are the Library liam Sunderland, John Deu r of Echo; Mildred Hawks,
and Book Lovers club of which Au; Is Theory of College Assistant Physician Hen Angrahan,° Bernard "Kerbe ana editor of the Lion;
, 30, is cad, horley” DuRose, Ariton Bush, Miller, '31, desk editor of the
the Royal Chef's" club, “a Home! Dr. Olive B. Wheaton, new assistant, physician, believes in preventive| Itruce Filby, Charles Juckett, and ‘Helen Otis, ‘31, junior
“To keep people well, not
economics club for boys as well
alla. Louise | Weatherwax, "30, is
visor of the latter clut
her clubs and their leaders
amp and Coin club, Edith Kelley,
+30, and Sylvia Ferber, ‘30; Orches-
tra club and Glee club,’ Marion Conk-
fin, Poetry club, Beverly Dia-
mond, '30; Science club, Louise 1
0; French club, Alice Barb
in club, Dean
Dramatic club, E
and Dorothy Brimmer, '30; M
nsworth, '30;
medicine with physical training as an
make sick persons better,"
Dr. Wheaton, a dark-eyed daughter
‘of California, took academic work in
‘Wellesley: coliege, She fas. complete
charge of the physical education of
State college students, This is the
first year that physical training of
n exclusively in the
nds of a woman physician, aceord-
esident A, R. Brubacher.
uirse, preventive medicine is
the mecea toward which all physicians
Praprost,
logy club, Ardella F re working,” De, Wheaton $
elu Lana Reiger, 40; Dehating] {Ske the alent Chinese, We faye
club, Gladys Bradley, '30. come to see that the real value of the
medical doctor is his skill in averting,
jhysea sai
PRESIDENT NAMES |; on
HOP COMMITTEES ire en incase
FOR NOVEMBER 16}*'\',;::0'ar
health habits in ewly
Committees for senior hop, which] youth is one of the outstanding feu
will be Saturday, November 16, were| tures af preventive medicines, do
Appointed this week by Alice Walsh, }int vet know the needs of younie
x6 president. ‘They are: wrchestra, | peaple inv these parts, hat Fak kins
ther Waters, Catherine Crowder,[ thot in this day and’ age health is |
and Mary Nelsin; prosrams, Dorothy | vital eoneern |
Heer. Justine etn ane Jeanette) Westy le, “We are
SsTela Ferlior andl wher tulle ia, which
Hiss eal von he lisa, hat
Websters] th Asch
uz Bales far
Vite, is sit nt
Have anerely We adjust kd Tuaies 4
eagle abit ate |
reid iy veal, ital avait
Mes sal be evaded and thi at ‘|
sil we will aye ere universal
Pubtiiny. Porothy Brimuner, thet [avo healt |
iver, awl everly Diamonils | Dre Wheaton thinks eat iy eae]
elaperies,” Nan een, Sane he ees" pees Tag
Gaither, aid Elid, Kelly Har come | teache they teachers
mittee, "enwaine] Ceeen, aia) Teall (jheuwelvese Kine hie ests
Worth Javad heath hati and actually. Five
Admittance t the swimming lasses aceotlini bo the health, Tayte, ebil
nay be obtained only upon presenta
tion ff student tax ticket
they sare all issued
Ae anubaved with healthy spirit
Heer ye aera well me “
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