- StateCollege News
Vow, XV, No, 16
Srate Coutece For Teacuers, Avnany, N. Y., Fripay, J.
$2.25 Per Year, 32 Weekly Issues.
January 20 1931
JUNIORS BEGIN WERK END ACTIVITIES WITH PROM TONIGHT IN TEN EYCK HOTEL
150 SENIORS WILL ASSUME DUTIES
|
AS MILNE HIGH SCHOOL INSTRUCTORS. VARSITY DEBATERS
Complete Schedule Of All. Class
Is Prepared By Dr, Frederick, Acting Principal;
Hours Are From 8:
One Nh iors will te
which |
of Professor Robert W,
au ating principal af ‘the sei
8
red fifty 9
ie scliedule for practice touching
follows
18:10 to 9:00 o'clock: inte
bora, frvine MeConnel
i alne
mercial aes
10 Until 2:20 o'clock
1917 NEWS PRINTS
FIRST AUTHENTIC
And Subjects To Be Taught!
Milne high schoo! next semester
+ Monday, according to the Hist which was issued from the office | pation
Frederick, principal of Milne junior high school,
high school during Professor John M.
‘SIX MEN CHOSEN |
| Newcomb, Miller, Dransky, Arnott
and Rice Named by Judges
at End of Tryouts
For the first time sin
in intercolleg
State college will he rep
two teams for the in
Jans carey ott
debating
inte hy
n when the
Iule for
spring dehates,
Six men were chosen for the two.
Jaroups. ‘The first group consists of
Jrvevline Speers yay, Arnold awrenice C. Neweomh, ‘A, Kermeth
F uth Mee Welle RECORD OF PROM |, Miller, "42, and Geore P. Rice,
germety, Kuh Wellet:1 syne fist authentic recon that can]42, Rice willbe tind speaker, Cur
‘Ml "Getkint Katoh 2. tia ame [be font of Junior Prot is inthe} tis’ Rutenbier, “32, was named alte.
Margaret Cussler history A,
hoes: Ringlish fy Jean Mink
y algeles, Daniel “Care, Elaine
Katherine Lilly: generat
French 1, Mex
Marjorie Duh 1 Helen
English, ste ea q
wes, MK grade, Dorothy
Riassell Latha:
Hoseard
vi
te Hi
sa ol i ae
ines xeiieral acter, Cer
‘o10:ad octock: Nr la
neity. Iemetta Aske Msiny
Soha nes Posi 3 Anne Cian
‘tise
he Nara
Avi Fruit god
sh:
Mathie! Winifred lr
ann
ts
etch
iene
French
faelte MM
ss ime
Spanish 2, Martha
ry Janes
Tt nate
ase Ah
Aachane Malye
rch Maia ‘
i it aut Bi ath
Mary iamb fnalnhy THN yeu Ponting
Pail
Josey et
10 2:20 o'clock tye
atu chen
Marriage Of Member
_ Announced By Sorority
Kappa Phi surarity an
tiouuices the “aiarriage af Doris Gal
Typ, 31, te Donakl Hh, Murphy, Mr
Murphy: iy a civil engineer in the em
pli of the Delaware and
Railroad corporation
The marriage ceremony took place
ow January 24
iat
‘Elle Htcher
first series of the News, f«
(1917, although it is fairly cer
| the jumior week was a custom, since | wi
the News refers tw the faet that jum
iurs always look forward tw the fes
tivities as a relas
jun from examine
nied it! nate for the debate
that)
The second squad consists af Ren=
Arnott, “Hy Samuel Dransky
and Rive,
The first
32,
inv will nicet Hamilton
RP.I. HEADS LISTS
| OF MALE GUESTS
Union, Lehigh, Drexel, Williams,
Colgate, and Albany Law
to Be Represented
DANCE TO BEGIN AT 9:00
| Coaches Debaters
Larry Harrington's Blue Knights
of Rhythm Will Furnish
Music at Affair
Students of the Rensselaer Poly
will
Institute
number
technic greatly out
ves of other
colleges atthe annual Junior Prom
tonight at the ‘Ten Eyck hotel, A
survey of the fist of guests who will
ttend the affair reveals that many
ther colleges are also represented,
Union, Albany: Medical college
Albany Law school will be well rey
resented, and other guests include
students of Lehigh university, Dresal
Thanipse
lish and coach
ct and
college on ‘Tuesday night, Maret 10,
avis That, year the rom wae) Negotiations are mow Bing comdte
Cnt he gyiasim. 18 938] gernge fr a sc tnd ses fo
the main event et at week which in|" Hoe ec asblet onside
Chived a reception te the facufty and) he crntest whieh wil take phiee im
I usumlly began with a grand march.) University of Pittsburgh,
icing and | Pittsburjly in 1928, but hay never met
sand during intermis
tunttsical solos entert
fn 1923, the first In
a
ku
Tiree spake at the Kinch
the faculty
which it had nos
ml up to date
Tanlan weet
hance bias always hen at steiethy jun ,
ja affair, and tHe women of the clays | tibane
Ihave come "sta"
‘it SENIORS RECEIVES
TEACHERS’ POSTS
s.| THROUGH BUREAU
ire seniors have teaching
Kive
{ywsitions for next semester, according
ty Dt, Milton G, Nelson, acting secre
Mee placement hurein,
Heanor Colburn will teach English
Josephine Oliver
and. qummer
{Eugene Poh
Dickinson
hy typewriting
hat |
Ann | the question of the ¢
tea proposition
sed which brings the| ©
The tea for ¢
| the auditorium of Page hall, ‘The de-
a banquet
The junior festivities continued {hate will mark the third mecting be
Fhe conducted iv the college Huildings teen fn mallet
ainsi 1920, when the prom way une, TINH amie 7
Mneted far the: Reet tite at the ‘Ten | The secon! debate with be between
Eyek hotel, AC that time, the prom| the Cniversity of Vermont or the
State met
Vermont. “This “debate has heen
scheduled ior some time early in
April. ‘The subject will probably he |
niet ile accompanied by
WWW. Thompson
jof English and coach of debate
Will uphold the alien
Resulved.
tex enact Keil
mipulsory unemployment ist
ich the ennloyer shall con |
The constructive speeches willbe
my with three
ach for the
ten minutes for
speakers of five minutes
felitak, ‘The. decision, all be rests
[dered hy a hoard of three judges,
ine pecan u's tea wile
late Miilehaey cule on Thuesday
Vetoes WM inthe amlitoriin, a
il, Negotiation fe the ele
The om sity teers, aul se
tow teeing conducted with Priscilla
Mate mnaper wes ai
wt Midllary
Milady Will Wear Color!
| sophomores. and Roger
—| fnstitute, Williams college, Syracuse
KAPPA DELTA RHO isin! Coste every
PLEDGES TENGIEN |,f2t iniwt ans
Knights of Rhythm will furnish the
FOR MEMBERSHIP "2 8 tit 2:00 ocho
President and Mrs. Ac Re Brus
‘Ten men have heen pledged t| bacher, Professor and. Mes, William
cine caer GE ppa Delta Rho Kennedy, Miss Marion Chesebrough,
fraternity, according to Horace Myers,| instructor it Latin, and Miss. Mary
Oshurne, supervisor of
been | he. the chaperones
Jeti] te juniors who will
ri i tae Kuests tre
‘ 1
nglish, will
Samders, Phillip Ricciardi, Willian
Nelwon, and William Rogers, frest-
nen w
Tnitiation ceremonies will take place §
carly inthe: second. semester, men: He Hella
vers af the fraternity stated i Tee tele 8
[Grades Will | Be Distributed
| To Students Before March
| Grades will be distributed be-
|fure the end_of February, ae
cjrding Ww Fababeth Hl Van
Tieulicrth, deytipar “ie bully
Gel be eee CANT A
Aillne regina ice lye abe
uiee fe alires, Will he neited
Merch enue IhAees aig
eaid
Sines, Wleiigty_ gual
darks through the
WeneLie avert
dddreenel enwepe at ites ules
[Mine Ven venbersh ators |
Jamies Connurs of
a
er elon ad
i ’
Edam
ful Dresses
nha a
Hudson}
‘'y: Lion “Rushing Number”’
WILL LECTURE
Hie Steglgn SM
i the Free Syn
HL EAT He |
il Religion, wil be
Series al speakers. pres
Norman Mendelsohi
Jewish Community center,
8
The subject of the
open forum will be
Christin
With High Waistlines At Junior Prom/
*) Kinglist Arusd Coppiog, will tee
isles a the. Ailauty Tac escnilaty Fastel shiules. high waist fines anid tong {all skirts appear to be the most ihe
etfs RE anes the tye te wr ty ya jai pram his yea, MIM tet
tse a phys at THe AT seni Toll 2. pr chateima, Wl Wea ai He of gach | Si anise itt "asker nt Uinan
sehen luted Hat crepe.” steaiaht aiinple: Hines with belted! high waist and lo Jewel John ancl Reuucth Shaephaister
Hiannijton Acheson ‘3h is action Set ber stigers will he silver _ a faa \
Hed f the sciewwe deyartinent at Tete Mead, "42, will be attired in) setecter ext shell canton ere ass « mae a HTN 2)
Woys Academy a wot of eka shell silky with a high | in design, Hesides, the shirred waist
‘V" shaped weck | Staff To Issue Second
Waist, Blouse effect, and skirt falling | the
ed with,
fit a thure just above the knees, ‘The | tr collar
Echo Monday Morning
H tw AI lacked adhornel with | Hairzan's slippers wll he yellow crete |
‘ Ja large teas Miss. Met's custtnne | de ehine aad her glaves: will be white.)
| To Be Issued Monday» rs Www, Mis, Seals sine ae chine anther alee wl ihe, The Retna will appear Monday, c=
he rang” al Lge ewe aed Tg ite e/a sen ty the dee having |
will appear | Men Ua) Frances Gaynor, will be gowned in] girl, Dorothy Hall's dress is: of WN i Wn We Cana Rel
i] ced tng, psc features ef sant suite iene fsa | ive alten,” her" appors areal na med iis Us Cand Belay,
{the sumiher will inclute a tour of the] hive velvet, Vietorian. in style with] and she will wear rhinestone jewelry, | (3, aml wil he illustrate, hy Mabel
sororities, ironical conplets om topics TRAD neck design “The waist Tine is] Mack and gold isthe combination | @iman '§l, art estitor, Contributurs
Jo interest to sorority: members, a igh ane! Helted with blue velvet jars in which Katheryn Belknap | WHl represent every’ class
dictionary” of sorority terms, a history | white the skirt ix Jong with a slight | will appear. Her gown. fis caw
sororities, and an article, “Tonight | rain and flares at the knees, Slippers and metallic belt, Gol a ei anne
in ay roi Ha se anal Htowes wil atch the tei, | Mack "an yok jeer Practice Teachers To Meet
‘of the tsa cartoons, jokes and! Afige! Gaynor, sie ieloven will | i i
iAP MRORES IN We ean the Abeer Beraa tt agen anieee| OIA With Dr. Fredericks Tuesday
ul sororities, aecurdinng. te simistyte., She will be oute| Marjorie. Longa will wei All practice tewehers fur the
31, ealtor-invehiel chit satin ith high ed wy satin with te rhinestone stray | J wcad seneter havi seventh
aud V" shuaped hack. | Phe dress is fitted i floor lengthy wi grade classes. in]
She willl wear silv
Wy jewelry and long
Tee ier oti he hie seh ele
stane heels
in New York, Cream cilored crepe de
jewish Hustitite fashioned « meet inn
the filth, of a chosen hy 5 v'eluck on ‘Tuesday
5
satin with tie Wy will
sented by: the is trimmed
eae, Hic Nel alienate" rks te Lickel |i eannRCN hy celpoe: Stns Wh sisi: tate -Bauieweeer
february | brown velvet shoulder nw, Miss | luves, and crystals Galleae causes IMicoxiea eure
Seal wil wear aver siners aml] lu he, fashion try, again 10] |r”, lect on
speech for the | white kid loves grandmother's days. And the re sida ofeluck in room
SIE T Were 'a| "Leah Dorgan, tuo, is partial to the| ing. ying ody guests will follow in| | 3404 hitne flags schon
Twpulae shade of egg shell, “She has’ sinilar trend
4
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY,
JANUARY 301931
WILL WE EVER HAVE ACTION?
‘The student executive council is the
initiate some action which will result i
State College News
Enablished in 1916 by the Claas of 1918
bod
ee prekibiion
History Of Class Portrays Activities
Of Juniors During Past Three Years
‘The Utdergraduate Newapaper ot New York OF be ‘i 2 : ,
eae Calas Sorgtedehaes af peelestrlan trafic across the College campus arti) | Wien. the original three hundred members of the Junior clasy frst reached
yon Washington avEnHe ing ‘be done. to| Slate college they. were met wi pen arms, at Bx, by Unperclassen ant
NER URI ean eliminate this dificullys or atleast tivo years this| (culty. They helped ahe yearlings () ceo'es i en and deus
1 tea in the Green Room. o jon and. soclety on the
cae 6 aa" eaissiter-m-Chel) pape has pointe out the situation aml has ran wctres| Co showered parts, receptions, and text on them, and Fen the soph
$96 Morris Sireei, ‘Telephone’ 6.0332:
af the devastation of the campus,
‘Thus far, no, student
once P. notes, were courleots.
Gronce Pe Ricki co rai aise Managing Editor cgeney has presumed to do anything about ik, The tine] Mores were courteous, | | ree Dorothy Hall, viee-presie
has ome’ when something must be done. | With the) One of their Tha Neale: secretary ae
Carmenine, B; Bronentcn. Associate Manaying Edit
th Avenue, Troy, Telephone Troy oming of springy the snow will be melting and the wn: ti geste | Carts Rutentes; trenaurer,
Avnet Fuowess, OTieerlisiig Moleger ightly mud holes on the campus will again become ¢ | Seats avert Nee yeas | Since the desire fur revenge seems
‘ee Pigs: "Sout Take “Avene, Talpphoce, C182 anvas upon which presuming pedestrians will imprint | Cents. ernest clang: wid (to be int ul
wm AE ni ate eS | Reto lc pears of WM ee Se ee a el
hee Hearty ob agtine idiiér walking. «adel amd tran period, of orientation] our. class, we thnbed
a Centrai "Avenue, Telepione 37616 ouneil should take up the matter with the ad |e nt tered one ye uted
CRORE ve Window TH A and asc canbe dae At] assem announcement the | though ve could notre then
ops ani Startha’ Nort nn hy e He should furnish] fect that the freshmen we Wise” party, we tether with
f Marthe Nord. tty {int they are trespassing, ‘Schoo! cide’ should st Haak ie Treas We [he facutly, ave tho a recep
ete havi 1 stificient miotive for the students t0 interest th sits ol tapes wed“to make: thent "Wee
7 in the: appearance: of their. campus. rranded at pernicious parctice by the/by having then come ty school jor
cone week dressed as little children,
editor of the News at the time,
Au
i Hieuy "Kautter, Sy SUPPORT APPROPRIATIO freshmen were force ty ater whieh seemed
Hloyd W. SJoncs, Jean’ Watking’ Mary “Qbheey jabel| One of the things that will be brought to the attention! "abies." Caps and buttons were dis-| "This
Koviy, sophomores.) Assisravr lhustwnts Manactns! Frances] of the student body in the first assembly. of the new) ributed with lavish hands, provide] our Hanne
nd Helen Rokel, — | -emester will be the matter of an appropriation to finance | the necessary cash was forthcoming. four ability. in debating by defeat
Published every Friday in the college year by the Editorial de sending of a delegation tothe annual Model League] [fir was not, the freshmen. got the} the freshman team,
Hoard rerresenting the Student Association, Subse $225] if Nations Assembly which will he conducted at Prinee= Freshen | ‘Then came our very eventtil Siph
sane hasketbal| more Soiree with the alluring deca
event nina. gps, ten cenit
A'Srates, Entere
N'Y
id “ae ‘recond clase matter” at posto Un this Ye
L St
tion of an undersea, garden
represented inv previous ye j
_—____— convention aayd there is no reason for the. representation , and beat typ the sop sur found many men
sprit pet ues to be discontinued, When the motion is brought it b lass ta aictive part
uppropriate astm for the expenses of the tip, clini et. ie eM ricular activities
hhould be no dissenting vote,
izing it another Moving
this one: silt
ewe society by
r
than our first one,
SER OSE KICK TRUS OF THE stNcenc || the smoking nd drinking that wits heewuse now wy
CEORGE Py inant “pray coneafered atthe Heever, ye the hag ht
Por Sale in te Co-wp) |freshinen didn't find their hanger but, We heeame true “upper chessn
TOO MANY DIRECTORS and the By William Gorham Rice, Dad.) Freshmen victories nay. came with Janiur year, Curtis: Ritenber, presi
Meni aunt Coipuays U4 pues BS increaehi ake cad rapt A des dents Jisephine Halt, viewspresitent
Should all College publication be goverened by a board cisiy a vamed dhe eophaneree| Helen Hurgher, secretary; awh \
compased of the hends af all af them? ‘This questian | “This: swiimnental Af carilluns| in tan ansemly alelate ave the treat drew Hrilz, treasurer, were elmsen
| augt eae ton nua Agee a). cArerica ler serivien if | une the. feud. ta unterelnae evaieys | 0d hs
night before students by the delegate
conducted | 8
nnxl_ pre
Would it work here?
te that the ply is
is one of those by
to the National Student Federation of Americ
fast month in Georgia, ‘The plan
tical and useful in other Colleges.
A first consideration would indi
authority
prominent
arillons and is dedicated tw the peuple wf Albany
nernishy nite in giving to their city: the first m
lca t the Seve Wael special int
to State college stuxlents is the fa
here subscribed s_purehase a bell fur the
This way followed by examina
on} Then, for the first time in the history
wth af the College, the yearling hiss ane DUC having fearinlly: but suecesstul
Covered the suphimure mascot, The srviver them we were ahve t
rest Inge bensfire aad war dance that fate |s8Ceind to our third: step,
v[lawed was halted only by the come), During the stmmner several inet
bers of one class worked on the jiu
ined efforts of thi
ns for
szvodd one for the four publications tw adopt. 10 would) Mere, subscribed WIG Ae tine io wide comanittee, prey
mean greater coherence of progeann; 1 would me dane! Rice began his weitingt nthe earitins with! inate atthe xiggestion uf arrival wt_over three. Tiwlped asl
andidates fur the several publications would be che irillons af Helium and Holland” published in 914. | mores why were forced tw watel their Hib: expectant freshen, ‘
Pepper aes te ar selection, | He followed this with “Caviflons in Literature,” ain bas| rivals celebration, On Muvingeup Stied the 1.6 handbveks | Karly
Hu these cosieratons are overialanced hy deft, i ere mang ais for anna migaries ot] dy the Iemen were grve, wiQw Ra M ster tio
In the first place, every publication supported by the |” No more interesting hook could have been produced at| their 16 te 10 victory. in interclass iy We Te eagerly fading (or
student association has different fumetions, different | this time than one dealing with what Dr. Walter Dam: ry ward ty the eat event cof conn ttt
methods of juding ability, and all have at present their] eT calls “a revivil uf a lovely medieval wmisie-"| phat year marked the end of the Jerstadiate sti ay, tat
oven proven metho of eondueting their alfaiess ed tin nowert and ehh mayo aaalmas taht weet ee ofthe fe Prem which. cit
would he footish to call in the editar af the Belw or of| thems with the expert faustTedge tit vates nly tae | Prentdenge CMM aH CBE OF Me at the ‘Ten fui
the Pedayogue:todeckle'n question of anake-up en the] wha has: spent a si te 4 the study of eal | NM lected weted at the De Wat
News, nue be exjually: foolish tw eall ina more ur Hots, Ie hay enriched is bok wd gathered material |," June the Frechmaen elected ufivers Fenn hi
nical reporter wf the Naw to decide typo the) {it Uhtoagle the ei of any teat pervade ri he Faces an ag Te et
Taw Countries than one: bung
aiken by Colonel Rice or members of
te the hook,
cof installing andl plying the
one af the sost iteresting chapter
poetry for the Beha or upon the appr
w for the senior yearbook, Finally, jereat iv
i he chnwe in the selection af the new staffs
of twirl a hall yestrs af €
Miss Empie, 27 Picked
CHURCH SPONSORS
ml For Recreation School
sible Ws assume that all of the heals of pie Tee I Encaateia hie ant ters ners
Heaton are periectly aware of the indvidal mits the Ham” nesting same the ant Ge 1, ggg 2, as Ia WEEKLY LECTURES
the individuals on the several statls mal auneedites af pleasnralde quality: are related, Me ted hy the Nutiony reation a
Hacer, then, that the present systems is best | tages ie eck i mci hist the venler m an cane nf the fifty: geome mat BY LEADING MEN
Su far, each cat ha orate its wis, Haare the subject matter he ah vitars in kerio nde, Ac Serhea at Reeturysicapwapwuredd
Without the aid of! styguestion “of iis conteipurartes, | See tea, Mt tele atte the curite WEES. am universities to attend. vhe he Westorinster Hresbyteriany € hi
While more information might be thrawa on the work | juin Ane Tnterestinyt added nutes ieing the cane) Natit Recreation selwol in New NH tee conducted luring, this svi
of a few indivi individual heads of publications gents of the book: strictly resent tite York: vity next autumn, Miss Enapie, Mit Mike stuenty are invite
fare best fitted to suggest their vasa puticies said prone ‘ t 7“ i jevtifes are sien carl
tons ' ef exer A AIBeSeAL A ae eae alge (oe tne aon le Yau AY jay ht at AM dia
; a asin ty <\uilea a ls Hexen Une ate Cristi assem iaton in 1927 elixirs. al felers
ATTEND DEBATES teeestnized anil the quiblications of this volume. N The fifty candidates, who are seler Nhe sevtinaes tithe
A the spring appeaeles the date teats a the ey My wl he ete it i wit sbiastie, athletic awl! gr eae SARS
awd the weien inertake sees, = lealershite eamleavir, are iviter tre ere Wl
Several of the debates are away i Vallee, ive preiessionl Arnie in ca Me
1 a" sear. aiid in wits th L
Vis teat Tava eT ’ vthior dha tration leo
: 8 ori Tisai Mahe, KORA il recrvataan, i
f ' titty eve We a sara Danis atts, fh '
eal Fejnmation , ‘
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Feat awa Pencada i ea ' thw Hevwe evaibe it st uggs ets, comnts Fe te
Ants ts shoe these terest atl are tit | thor on " " WA sean coconut pprublaus ai Hla
wperation, “The sale attend tlie led ‘he at how f 1 iy ih i ile
ititices svi iol ede atinne sinned utiviate ie the sta. 1M ratte tol ya cin re He gi Mabe Pr oly Raat
nn Teer i A. fant tlw yooti-es bate eins Wanker cuit Ph NO a
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Haast tent othe tsa Mi vt wen eeMke§ ' ‘
trate We 7 a ki
indi the a wilh toe Marehs 4
thou Ihe the waa HE eaninal Mele
1 tee the : Thome? be Dn 1
HI toe help TO HAVE REUNION ae Ht a
aE y tie wedkoom) ot betray 4 Wwe ie
thie We an ait ‘ Hh Aan, fo
“awed awed ally A ialatte Kutter, “Ale tae ub Biology Club To Have
iit tear Tan Ms Tal tla cat fa Ganare! Dian
i ie “uta tna at 5 Mince Cahsdee Winter Sports Picnic
fo tlw ddrameatny ated wet coo nt ha Ast Mae Hohere, shell Today How A math
fed tat Mae ales Les aint f Nevada td 0 f aw haltcal ‘
ih with the awa ae roe Weaie te Mleaven MM
fuss We dean ap) he ase soe wll Suu) A Ane Gk the atu mane abot | ites eran
We " te will better pretit WN tee (ony too theae fie think Le tran Wate pratt 0 \
Capetone. Ht il iter Hoa Worthen ddieaitalde eit slide vee eke Ree i saw
ideals Wliese Wyakle ts Musatistar tory Su Th wes sear WOKGNG Oi A r ANNOUNCKS RIAGE
dink art ceamell ingralives the aysteiy edlier ate {alot Prutm saul ares eka fo ante ie ‘ sn deviaye oa eal
Hild tot de in followin Ha ti week-end wath, in
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 80, 1931 5
A R.P.1, HEADS LIST Students Choose Senior Year As Best,
TWO OP FACULTY i Mate Guests ||" Retieg prea Mun Symposium Of Members Of 1931 Shows
T0 ADDRESS 1932 AT JUNIOR PROM Fig ind ler telreael Minerva adjusted her spectacles.) the senior year provides the most
Cominaed frm pave 4 caunn §) | 486 fPeshinen began fast night} |aranged the bait under her helmet, enjoyment, “Hts then that one gets
Hates nu -Avther Wihinacy ot | | lten each sorority condueted a| |and gazed at us for a moment. |to really now his classmates. Before
Uvion Helen Hines and Rar) Jemiags| formal dinner at the sorority|] “You are now enjoying the best} the senior year a person doesn't know
af Seenecinty: Frauces Cornell and Her house, It will continue this] |four years of your Gorl-| whether to speak to another student
wan CM tag wivls Hii [afternoon when the. sororites| | dss sgh reminiscently ike an ok] or ga.”
assistant) pi To Blpiag Shenes oe] | ace are ae Mnele housed nus and dre ed Alfred 1D. Basch, ‘31, editor in chiet
leton A, | & dee end | tomorrow we had of the Lion, ir next victim,
7 inven and Wik] "with a breakfast at the sorority tt tr eollcae. have
Moose, instructor in biology, will be Him Mester of Mlany: ormthy Hartnan] house at. 10280, o'clock - tie fone rear oc cones Ue
He (eeu speakers: oi oh hunter |*H42URCTT Siver of Te tay Klsabeth med to mie like a single perio
th i : junior | Cornish ut Jaco Howers af Abay, Cob w ch rather than four independent
teristic of college} But [ heli that if everything ¢
tn
Huncheon to be conducted at the Deltexe of Pharmacy: Letitia Conuelly aml | il in
Witt Clinton Hotel at une velock toe [at tarh : ‘vow NLS.F.A, Will Sponsor | te out right the last, part of the junior
International Debates| uamiled with just. enough | best. ‘There are other en
morrow, according to Helen Burgher
f subtle sartness U0 give ts the innpre but T have no doubt
42, cluairmiut af the Iwacheun, Mes (Nationa. SreonyT Faoxatiow oF] sion of saintly tolerance aire at Ir the best’
Awinies News: Seavicr Destaven.) [AM things that the Ges grant are] Tn the opinion of Mabel Gilman,
The National Student Feder | wo” art editor al the Feho, the first (wo
ba j We weren't quite sure what that} years of « re extremely
which his sponsored a ser liad to do. with it but we dared not| "Only the
ies of international debates ask snore, an so we thanked the old] good ones.” she claims.
ast year, will again sehedule foreign | lady ‘ad meekly took aur Teave, For] gets, to know. people then”
teams far contests in a\meri¢as fa, time. we. Were without a course,| Walter Driscoll, ’31, member of
{Trial ye decided to ask some of the favors” the Junior. year,
Dr, Smith and Mr, Moose to Speak
at Luncheon Tomorrow,
Chairman Says
Dr, Donal
professor in histor
Smith and Mrs. Alowse will ab he ti
ones fur the: uneheut ‘in ion
other speakers at the luncheon: Ha Sntiho
will he Catherine Travers tesa th
resident; George Rice, sophomore) {
presidents and Curtis: Rutenber, jun
ine really
During the fall of 1981 there will be
ior president, ‘They will ive the } Myst
jinrs tw communicate their opinions [Friendships that are only experi=
class history for the freshman, suphor i dinl Haney Last | four debating teams from Europe| concerning the most pleasurable year | ments. before then become. realties
more, and jimior years, respectively, Mier Wan engaging in debates with representa | at. colle and we gain intimacies which, will
and Samuel Dransky, whe will give Wel Wer tives of American colleges and anie| Russell Ludlum, °31, president of probably tast throughout fife,” he
a prophesy ef the class’ senior year. jie" seraltien: Fur tite: rst the lin, the) {08 student associations: holley, tal) sak -
‘The ucheun decorations will he History ternational jntercotieiate} ——
Hehating, the Federation will sponsor
a Turkish team. ‘Teams: from Hol
lanl and other European countries |
will make their de
in the class colur, yellow, and the
flowers will be ye
AL the tea dance, to be in the yn
MADISON SWEET SHOP
ats in American |] 785 Madison Avenue
masini Prgge Hull, Miss M. Annette \. delstting this year Light Lunch and Ice Cream Parlor
Tadd te 'Dr laren Fs cel nna He ts Fine Homemade Candies
The music for the dane Me dw every: state in the union. > =
SORORITY ENTERTAINS HEWETT'S
Marion uy, (2%, Marie Havke.
‘ai nd potty Har ex-dli|| A’ Reliable Place to Buy Reliable Silks, Woolens
aire guests this week-end at the! and Cottons
Gamma Nappa Phi serenity. house Hewitt's Sil Shop
Miss Havko: was present oft
wih teem a 80-82 N. Pearl St.
commerce elu and spurts editor u
the Pedagugue inher senior ye
Kuights of Rhythiy irene Cortland
the same orchestra which will play
for Prom tonight. “The tea dance wil
he irom 3.tu Seselock, aml the hare
Will be seventy-live coats a person
Lounge Committee Receives +
Gift From Phi Delta Soroity|
nitter wishes
Phe Lounge
textile hanging
over the entrance
|
Mis: eA, Herine, stssistann
princi at ate arer cata ||
selecting the ianping, the + I
i which echo the main ty |
the vriental rugs int the Pommse |}
MORRIS
Candy Shop
222 Central Ave.
Just around the corner above
Robin
Is one of these cigarettes
longer than the other—or
do your eyes deceive you?
We specialize in
Toasted Sodas
&
Sandwiches 0c Sundaes 0c
YOUR EYES MAY FOOL YOU
ae BUT
UPSTAINS
FOR THAT JUNIOR PROM | YOUR TASTE te//s the Truth!
poof
We have just reveited a new
selection of Evening Gown
Then tuo they sue sd
MILDER...AND
BETTER TASTE
moderately prued
DOLLARS = vn tworeavetivwe, Min
STAM COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1931
MANHATTAN GAME
WILL BE ON FRIDAY
Team to Meet Leading Basketeers
of Eastern Courts in Game
in Page Gymnasium
When the State college quintet
meets the Manhattan college squad
on Friday night, February 6, in the
gymnasium of Page hall, the varsity
will encounter the leading basketball
team of the east and will encounter
the strongest team that repres
tives of this College have m
the Dartmouth game in 1927,
Manhattan basketeers remain unde
feated this year with eleven victories
ained during the season,
The Green and White machine has
gone through its schedule in impres-
sive fashion, defeating some of the
foremost college teams of the ei
‘They hold victories over
City College of New York, New
York university, Carnegie Tech,
anova and Rensselaer Polytechni
ite.
he visiting squad has several ex-
perienced letter men available for
active duty whom they will use in
State college game. ‘The Green will
have Dan Kelleger, as its most im:
pressive star, with his mate at for-
ward, Mitchell, both of whom have
tallied the highest scores. ‘The rest
of the lineup includes Keegan, at cen
and Leonard and) MeManus
'd_ positions.
State college lineup will prob-
ably be chosen Irom the following
rank Ott, and Charles
ara, Ben
sopho-
Ingraham,
mores, and Roge
Garrett, Osmer
Saunders, freshmen,
In the basketba
ate college
Med its opponents, but also was a
marvel to their supporters.
hoped by Coach Rutherford
that this brilliant victory of 64-5 ma
be duplicated in the coming game,
He has subjected his players to in-
tensive and strenuous workouts since
their, return: from the Christmas re-
cess in order to round them into con-
dition for the game and has succeeded
in instilling a great deal of spirit and
co-operation among. the
Critics who expect a decisive vie
tory for the visitors may receive a
great surprise by the fighting spirit
the Purple and Gold will display.
STUDENTS ATTEND TEA
ers of the art appreci
ee the history
home of Mrs, Willa
But st
Ive to
‘The di
He's a
But th
At Lerner’
Tat my money
1 asked him last
THOUGHTS OF JUNIORS FOR PROM
It’s the last of the first of the months of the year—
‘ea Dance ani
All jumbled and hectic with finals and rushing
‘And the need be girlah and bashful and gushing {
Prom and Luncheon are, here}
ts, they are long,
And the hair looks demure,
‘And the old-fashioned girl
Is the Prom Queen for sure!
For the sk
I've written for money to Dad and to Mother
‘This paying the way is a H-
I've added, subtracted, divided the cost—
of a bother!
count is an absolute lost,
Five fifty for Prom,
‘Two dollars for Lunch,
One fifty for Tea—
Nine bucks in a bunch!
til my,
s, the \
n's and the
ooked at the dre
and. Had
uuggled and argued and begged for
A"“formal” for Prom,
gown for Te:
Ba Sathe toe Lanenesn
‘Phat adds up to three!
nT must
absolute rake,
en were more i
he tricks ofthe Fates are ghastly unfal
For listen to this—
La eee Ue
An R. P. 1, he-man
Who'd come on a bet!
lespair of my soul is the
a clo nd
pric
alld cover without stretching twice
ake,
ate coll
is schi
champions. for
this season,
York State
kame against tl
lege is strictly a
nd should be
college court,
ium is not big
crowd that. is
but there is al
ihe undcTented
corner of Lark
‘l) avenue?
Coach Rutherford Baker: “‘he|large gymnasiv.
Peck,
of baskethall
he advisable
f
would be
floor of the
lege varsity basket-| ficulty in hea
veduted to. meet the
t
harles Lyons,
the team: “The
would prevent
e | Manha
had sug
e}eosts too much to
sily ace
more
he M.
State
phattan col-| ,.. Frances
college game | cheer leader:
The
Tri
eno}
the gymnas-| college gymni
hh to. standing. In vie
ways room under-
~ | pastel tor
the balconies ¢| expecially. strong. this. season.
Harold H. Haswell, '32, manager
The armory would
tate college stu-
dents did not come
dancing that_might follow.
to dance on the
‘anon the court which the
sted is the
‘The fact that all evening dresses
will be touching the floor at Prom
tonight, is not a new idea, but the
predominance of contrasting’ color ef-
fects is decidedly one. The use of
contrasting colors, in evening gowns
especially, is a radical change from
the past when they have carried out
the ensemble idea of having every-
or tints of the same
sting
to the floor, Howevet
fe the form of slippers in
colors, of of flowers, or il
bons, “The flowers are worn on the
shoulder and may match the slippers,
while the ribbons are made into gir:
les which hang from the waist at’ the
most popular color combina-
nploy the pastel tones. which
he “used in contrasts of shell
pink and ‘powder blue, or maize yel-
low and green, Black and white
always well repre
These colors are used. best
be embroidered,
in addition to th
prints in vivid colors are
or in chiffons
Suppl
with which State college students
could render their cheers, It would
he very uncomfortable’ to cheer
while standing and also. very n=
anging from the Wie thas
oy
mentary to that would be the ease |S
comfortable to watch the progress
MOF the same
Prom Styles To Feature Contrasting
Color Effects, Mrs. Barsam Declares
closely and there is no longer any
question as to the waistline, It is
where nature intended it to be. ‘The
sithoutette is bell-shaped, fitting tightly
to the waist or knees and. then failing
straight to the floor, If the skirt
hangs from the waist, the dress goes
still farther back into the past, and
assumes drop. shoulders, or, at least,
some perky little cap sleeves which
ive the same effect
There are also some rather unusual
cow! effects in the new evening gowns,
hore particularly inthe deeolleté
"The latest hing. in Jewelry is the
use of jewelled clips. w
Ny
aller ones, fastened on the outside
the evening slipper. Otherwise,
racelets and rings are much stronger
this year than necklaces, which have
cen greatly in youue. The place of
cklace may be taken by the
jewelled clips.
Coiflures are all smooth, giving the
effect of long rom the front
view. If desired, @ jewelled clip may
de worn in the left side of the hair,
Straight white kid gloves. should
be worn by the majority, as. those
gathered between the elbow and. the
wrist are not yet assured, Lace
snitts will also he wort
Alvina. Lewis
basketball
‘Since the
¢ supposed to
rent of the
1 feel th
kymnasin, A good
crowd will certainly be in atten
ance, but I feel that, provision
be made to allow all of them to
witness the game.”
Ont of courtesy for tl
Question: What do you think of} however, I believe t
jing the game with the Manhat-|could be played
fan college played ‘on the New| the cost was not. $0 i
rmory court on the| Manh
an teant expects « strong
and Washington| cheering section and it could be
ed on the State] more people seated t
Act icasruaatedT hal
tl
expected to come, {would seem more advisable to ph
(Continwed a next eo
All Kinds of
Repairing
Neatly—Quickly Done
COLLEGE SHOE SHOP
The Quality Store
Our Gym. Shoes
for Men and Women
4 Washi
Just Ahove Lake
Van Rensselaer ‘on State street
There they were shown a movin
picture on the making of a bronze
tue, which presented all the steps
from ‘the completion of the clay
model to. the finished product
Miss Eunice Perine, head of the
art department, was in charge of
the group
Floyd Hu. Graues
845 Madison Ave.
ORUGS And PHARMACEUTICALS
Telephone 6.3462
Normanskill Farm Dairy
&
Bottled Milk and Cream
Velvet
CREAM
Wholesale Price to Parties |
Mills Art Press
PRINTING OF ALL KINDS
Students and Groups at State College
will be given special attention
394-396 Broadway
ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE
83 NORTH PEARL STREET
SECRETARIAL AND ACCOUNTING
COURSES OF ADVANCED GRADE
SPECIALIZES ON CIVIL
SERVICE PREPARATION
START_ANY MONDAY
REGISTERED BY THE REGENTS
OPEN NOON TILL YOU GET READY TO GO
WESTLAND GOLF GARDEN
241 W. LAWRENCE ST. AT MADISON AVE.
Learn to play GOLF on the best and the most beautiful
18 hole indoor minature GOLF course in the state,
(CHECKING FREE
Home Savings Bank Bldg
ISN, Pearl St.
3-3632
PALLADINO
Personuiity Bobs-Finger Waving - Permanent Waving
Strand
133 N, PearlSt.
4-6280
Cc, H. BUCKLEY THEATRICAL ENTERPRISES
HARMANUS
BLEECKER HALL
THE SCREEN'S
NEW THRILL
“NEW MOON”
WITH
Lawrence Tibbetts
and
Grace Moore
Now
LELAND
THE LAFF HIT OF
ALL TIME 1S BACK
“REDUCING”
WITH
MARIE DRESSLER
POLLY MORAN
Geo. D. Jeoney
Boulevard
198 Central Avenue - at Kobin
| Albany, N. Y.
Phone 0-7613
Q@ateteria
Coats
Girls and
Smart
Hats
For
Gym Togs - Hosiery
Steefel Brothers, Inc.
Dresses
Misses
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 801931
BEGINNNING AND END OF A MIGHTY TUSSLE JUNIOR HEADS FENCERS
on ie Tet Mine Te it
huss aa Victry gu Wn the Hunters af the
fies oo “SE, genannten rivalry Mbave slits the tight an prearess and below shows the
juubikint sophuaivares exhibits sactury “stile
CHAIRMAN AND GUESTS AP THE SENIOR HOP
a 1
| Passed On Traditions |
1. vice presitent ot the
1 class canal their jguests. Me
Sh tet
va
8 STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1931
SOUTH PORTICO OF DRAPER HALL AND FRONT VIEW OF THE HAWLEY LIBRARY
[PROTOORAVURE: St t ( ll N ra Tartar Prom
|_ SUPPLEMENT a e O e s e e W S| | Edition |
Von. XV, No, 16 Stare Conuece For TEACHERS, AUnANY, N. Le Fripay, January 0 1931 = $2.25 Per Year, 32 Weekly Issues.
THREE PRESIDENTS AND TWO LEADERS OF THE J
UNIOR CLASS WHO DIRECT EVENTS
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, JANUARY80, 1931
THIS WAS BEFORE 1932 GOT WISE TO RIVALS JOLLY JUNIORS AS JUVENILES
vs Beronk Myskanty sien the semua Get-W
vation of a "Get-Wi
which was then the
A FRESHMAN “CUB" WORKING FOR THE PEDAGOGU IE
Awilrey Sullivan, “Se,
staff, “She ty shown bere
members af the Pedagogue stati
EACTE TAS RULED EN TURNS
ANOTHER GROUP OF FRESHMEN WELC
