State College News
NEW YORK STATE COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS
Vou. XT. No, 3h
Ainany, N.Y., Prepay, May 0
127
10 cents per copy, $3.00 per year
VARSITY WILL MEET |
JAMAICA TOMORROW
Captain Kuczynski's Nine Will
Open Baseball Season
At Ridgefield
RUSSELL WILL UMPIRE
Six Letter-men, Five Players
From Last Year, Three
Frosh On Squad
4 o'eluck
tet ante
will meet the Jamies teachers nine on
the Wid tiohd park diamond inv the sper
Wiaseball jamie eof thie sean
Coach Batheriord KR. Bather tus eller
only ow praetices aturinye the list thee
weeks
\Witl saatity
snl tok quantity, Shite
ved Gor winniin: haseball
Nidhioagh Cone
ealy
Hoan this sense Thaker
iin pratice tits se fetter
iember
inant clas
captain, Coal Baker ha
est player ynski, whey avaty ebveted
nthe Tetter men at the
at Tome wnt either end
the Hnattery in filling the
Herween secon anid third base, Me will
9 ine mast al
relief piteher
sil
Ce i eal fo seen! Ie
duty. Taylor phys. in the field ay we
cis the batter). arin anid Kaz yiski
in patched fey State forthe faxh ti
while Atlat aml Taylor pitebed
Albany Hist seliwid betore enter ity
Nephew
wut tied
Nephess's
Second with State f
Mayers sand with Gritlin ar Athan on sec
von ail Rueesneki ver Martin at shun
fag, State wl Teavee ae sirtivlitjnlic
\ ett for Wingate
Fdlays will reveive
Fpienter
( il Re Suliviat ane trys. for
positions ie thu onttiell, Cary aad Goll
Heal even thir ether ay fers at
hitter
ny) Haigh sel
DRAMA, ART COUNCIL
NAMES MEMBERS TODAY’
anil Vet comme will
tans fresh
Phe Dramatic
wanonnice the names af its
tian aneniters in assenibaly: this. tn
avevnalinng toe Motay
at the
tres he wl
tie nel “VEE exact ili
fie Mics taunts Tie: eine) Sat
eatertiinel wine festive at at pienic
The nine were selected frome ahowt
forty freshiven whi tried ait for pes
tions this year, ‘The two new council
niemtbers were chusen front the nine
QUARTERLY OUT TODAY;
HAS ESSAY BY WATTS
thind ammber af this. y
is expected t
fe teilay, Julia AE
rein chief, aniouneed Wednes
\ historical sketeh of the develop
ment ut liberal arts at
will bea feature of the number
was written by Dorothy
lw
M.
Watts, ‘28,
VOTE
‘The
assemblieg this marni
AN EDITORIAL
's Mysskania at the
nist fot each of
ident body will eleet two members af
Some 1,000 ballots. w
HM) votes,
y's Nuws. sume
cin
tive positions, The student boty
250 ¢ 7
1 anmist_lecide
merit election tw My
erated oh pi
‘Te questions whieh heer
nin?
effort,
are these: whieh two uf these 280 1
ers "in scholarship, tit
iuliteties and in ulate affairs genera
Some knowledge of the eligible ju
a el
put the henetit te a
Whielt two thive most conspicuously heen th
dletnite, sbrannties,
4 their
Mowe
all whove the benefit to the few,
These are nat ¢ iar
their yw ileristios, is required,
achievements, their prospect
I lesser eres, the same: standards of selection mist be applied ws ean
utes for all altiees voted! upon tewlay, is a train that a rlemieraey
vives suily as is cleetorate is intelligent saul interested. State College as at
eonity te praetion its privilewe ed suffrage: tadty, WH seve thi
Any awl eshte pest of it ats ant exeteive in citizenship,
Clairvoyants Combat Over Idol’s Location;
Frosh Hunt For “Room Without Telephone’”’
vi anuther specialist, whe
ast week motinied an independent
Whoa elairveasamts dinero, wth
What i
aitern is they | feesunan investigator that the maser
wibinwel the Heth day: of their searete | weal he tome beneath a pile ot
fot th septs i, Ce fev was] or srtaee, his intirmation has ab
Aligjinng mally throm piles of garhage [realy caused the fe acl alr
teller, white autor jr fur ave th
few, wstlh thy tebe pin an the side ines a al
‘eal ste lea thn he we
Nar agri inf ieeshinane Inter eben hinting
Histenos hee ie sIy Titesday might as a ry might, iM hey fH welock yeste
1 they Tul been anyitecestul
at atin 9
widheat a telephone a alle] aud iyseitin. teers wal ee the
Mie messes hidden ancthing | irestimien tits hid Myskania
ait} Haweathy Foals He Two tering al uty ot
This coutlicted, onwcver, with the adh
S. S. “A-Chee” Sails For Honolulu May 19;
To Sell Hawaiian Girl To te Bidder} ji i's iin” Lie
Va. he Ue Hea em the 5, AT” el Face cned: Seat
Mis. for’ Henalit
hiy
ithe trdled tn sechinye ise
sii | Ha San ata Hi
ime the ha
ited the *A-Chee® a
rivea! in fl Tol at Calle this
al will he distrilaned Inter in th
will hw
anetion on the
Hiewet idler at
marten eek
COMPETE FOR SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENCY
c—
Ay
Ing News
Ruth Gi. Muore (left) and Gilbert. Ganong, who will compete this morn-
ing for the presideuey of the senior class in class elections,
1 rubbish
| Miss
k Je ssumaise siniversity
Pee Y.WCA. big
Conrtoay Athans Hvenlig News
sth president of
the College ¥, W. C. A., who will
he succeeded ext yen by Margaret
Stoutenburgh, '28,
STOUTENBURGH HEADS
NEXT YEAR'S Y.W.C.A.
Margaret Stomtenburahy,
elected president oi the Yeant Woe’
Cristian sesseaation ste
serail Putt
4 INSTRUCTORS LEAVE,
4 RETURN NEXT YEAR| \
ra
are leaving on
Hy ane ete
Anna R
0, Wallace, instretr in
rmubia university
instructor i
HI
tine “arts, aunt Mes, Vrear,
insrnctur in tome evonumties, Miss |
Aries b. Futlerer amd Miss Catherine
Hel, uth instructs iit the
Hepartinent, ill reuien front
HEnglishy
stuly: at
WATTS, ’28, TO EDIT
QUARTERLY; AZZARITO,
"29, WILL DIRECT LION
Dorathy MM. Watts, elected
ciliturinehiet uf west yen
at at Tosa meetings \\ eibnesthay
in vs elected hnisiness van
1 titi Bay
"M7,
th
New
Vuhel M.
ehissctt edrenation mi
Hard W. Thompson,
nilishi, Way re-elected
was elected
the staff
members of
le
Fin elied at thy
Tuesshiy
sti wll he uvaniging editor,
riette Franevis, 295 nwy “associate.
auline Crawley, 28, and Robi
inetaw, "29; art editor, Ruth G.
hy MEW
20; business
yer, Courge
“hal teen a
CHOOSE 2 MEMBERS
OF MYSKANIA TODAY
Student Associatio Ofni
Will Be Vot r oe
CLASSES ALSO TO ELECT
Griffin,
folfe Run
Lane,
Curtis,
Patter,
‘Two members af Myska
the stidlent associution.
sss will bey
i
oflicers of
if all four
for this morning,
stinlent assembly
the seniors and
sembly the
sidney of
the order in
POTTER, LUYSTER RUN
For G.A.A. PRESIDENT
oflicers for the Girls’
association took place Frid
m frolic in the gymnasium,
wiee-presie
Dorothy
28; for
wile taken” ‘Thursday.
*|NEWMAN CLUB | ELECTS
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Seon club will elect next, year's
uflicers ‘Thursday: and F
Werlnesilay, nominated
cll,
Ch ‘eporte
), pT Willhumns
reporter will
upon election,
Key. Joh Collins spoke at the meeting
“The Lite of Cardinal Newman.”
trivia O'Connell, (28, reported on. the
pravinee meting whiel sh
Mba detewate' he we
The tast quarterly: comm
fist at the year will he held MG
\ meeting for the election
year’s couiellors will be eafled May 18.
SPANISH CLUB NAMES
FOUR FOR PRESIDENCY
Nominations for «
ish club for 19
meeting wf the
tion, April 26,
firey,
Thats, 29}
,, Marjorie Hogan,
for secretary,
Ada Simmons,
for treasurer,
for reporter,
jurke,
ub discussed a budget for Spans
wlvertising manage
28,
arnival wo be hel
iay evening,
May 13, ? *
S
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MAY 6, 1927
State “College News
re re ABUSED AY HE Ma or i318.
raraduate Ne at, New York
ae NEWS BOARD
Eowin Van Ki . ave Editor-in-Chief
anja Dela ith’ tio," West’ dats
"Business Monager
Heven Zrss
ing Editor
ington’ Avene, Went
Venarni Hi
Sanh Bankuey.... -Adigciate Horoaing Editor
i 8 Bo" ‘fake “Avene, West 1
‘TabLsca “Tent Sabeerivion Manager
aes ‘Pal Gamma’ House, West 275
i ‘Sigion Associare oir
(feat nese,“ tin Tan
Shwe, ty ota, 27
fon Asoctre Ene
‘Ameusine Hoxazeaa un Va genie,
Many Juoirit inborn 28 Donority Warts, '28
Reronrens
Rose Daanany, 9
MA if
8 Madison ‘Aveniie, Weat ‘is
Qurw I, MoNurn, "27
a
ape Meter. aoe,
Hite Pion, 27 Mor fae
iat, ‘28
wan 2
tusanerit Fouvan,
‘senate, 29
Vina Benue Waucorr, '29
Agrsrane usivess Mavnonen
awin 1, taxen, "27 onary” Uanotox, '27
TALLOM,. "29 une Hozsovo, 128
Gauri, "28 Mungo Canstey,, "29
Katiientnn Saxto’, 128
Ror
Win Mt
lished every Frida
cag by the Bator Hoard
vi mh 00,
representing “the State ip,
ears single copies, ten cena. sere ine tal
§ Figs second clase matter at posomice Albany, Ne Ys
pressed in
‘ ‘he weltert
a "Anonymity
Secon Prize as “Amenica’s Best Teaciters Cottece
Newspaper,” C. S. P. A, 1927.
Patureo av Miia Ant Panss, 394396 roadway
Auany, N.Y., May 0, 1927 Vol. XI, No. 31
‘ STATE AND SHAKEPEARE
‘The College is watching with more than usual interest
as the preparations for the first playing of Shake
peare here in some ten years or more,
the vehicle which has been selected hy Miss Mary Grah
the director, and by the advanced dramatics class. fn pr
senting Shakespeare to a modern audience, problems ari
which are more dificult and more numerous than those
associated with the presentation of modern dramas, In
playing “The Tempest,” this is particularly true, ‘The pl
has never been prominent in the repertoires of Shakes
pearcan actors. Various reasons have been advanced for
this, Some say that it lacks the emoti
others of Shakespeare's comedies doubtful.
say it is, dramatically speaking, less effective; certainly to
be good theater it must he played well,
A third reason may, it seems, he that it does not offer
the type of lead rile that appeals to the greatest actors
‘These men and women yery viten prefer a play which
offers a leading rile that stands aut more the other
parts than is true of any character in “The Tempest.” ‘Th
fault, however, becomes a virtue when the play ix given
by amateurs. Better work may be expected when there is
relative equality in the riles than when an amateur is tho
greatly burdened with a “star part.” ‘The advanced dea
matics class seems to be performing a service in revi
this piece. It has not been given, professionally
in America for ten years or more, It is given infreque:
by amateurs. A re State College will sery
agrecable change from plays of the tw
hesides helping to keep alive i
Students and theater
forward expectantly to
other debt to the finance hoard in
gen and to Professor Clarence A. Hidley, its faculty
treasurer, in particular, for the !arge increase realized
through investment in the fund for the athletic field. Pro-
fessor Hidley's care nt of the money donated
to the fund,
to announce a profit of fifty per cent, bringing its total
fund to nearly $3,000, ‘To do this in a few yeurs, and to
any chance of loss of
ip a additional instance of
the sound and thoroughgoing work done by the finance
board for the student bod dequatte recon
nition and somet support. ‘The
rd_and Professor Hidley deserye thanks.
The College owes
THE STUDENT FORUM
Trorton, Tk NP
Some times when we think that ours isa hard tot in
this world, it is well for us to observe someone else's
fortune, State College has many commuters, but this
is the trip that one must make daily, At six o'clock
sh nd prepare to walk a mile to a
country station across and
roads, At 7:05 the
to the next railroad station
dows
half an hott, she makes the trip to Aihany—a forty-five
minute ride, In another half hour the trolley has
rumbled hier to college, At last, after a succession of
trips, which have consumed two hours, she is at Cot-
lege for o At night it is necessary for her to
eave College at 5:40 in order to arrive home at 7:80.
After this (welve hour day, a hot dinner is quite invit-
as well as refreshing, Tf only more of us possessed
bition to such a dexree, how many unattained and
‘ired standards would be ours,
"29
REVISED CHINESE HISTORY VALUABLE;
‘The clasifica
ing
wee! by. th
its, promot
pine Newt, Bh ae a
128, were WW
the positions hy the News
Monday, April 25,
and Miss Newton have do
advertently
News whos ita
HUGHES BLASTS TIME-WORN ILLUSIONS
hy ET.
‘Thomas Yo
Yesterday and Today,
\ $4.50 niet. 664 panes.
Crowell Co,
“The history of China from the migration of the first
tribes into the upper Yellow river valley in the third 1
oy the end of 1926 ise forth with larity
thetic ning inthis revised edition
Williams’ standard hook on China. Spee
is placed on the awakened China of today, figh
ing for nationality and independence,
rhe. hole is far more that pol
of Chinese activity: from farang to rel
ni, Buidhism and Taoism are treated, and several
3 from the philosophers are «tated,
ith early forty years of interest
thor swell able acs he with
New Yor
ler
Pro fess
emphasi
THe hina. servell there inv the Uni
diplomatic service, a chair
Tanguages and fiteratur c. University
at dates in Chinese history and
“e the value af the book,
he filispensable ta aun” stude
th reader there are se
esi
rue iNaskiton, the Hinman Relay aid the lero, the his!
ing Hater Uiuaee, 48." S78 gupta, Now Sees Maxeene win ta, Phaker,
Blasting, all the time-worn illusions abot Gearge Wash ident wi Heredlutus society, were it
ington is Rupert, Hughes! delight in this biography: with a J cbariee of the I program,
truly modern point af vie pe Hinman Being and the [st basen Mary Co
Jas the subtitle is: named, explains the wature of the | Subin, “28, and Bewin Hak
shington has been taken down off the | steeial papers ot the subject
shining and polishing. He | Kive minutes before the howe elased
ever. Ubelte, 29, asked
s ruins the “Low
‘The author deni
inia to claim her
hut fails to discaver her true identity,
Washington's trip to the Oli, th
wilderness land specuat c
their own,
Hite teat
fhe hast
nt exnnlaing
f imparts. fram
angela.
‘Fhe book may well take a place among the hundreds ¢
volumes of W il thesplaice will he well
the foreground,
FROM OTHER COLLEGES
Commencing next year, all students at U
who have an average Of 83 per cent or more will he exer
fram class attendance rules. A resotution tr this effes
was passed by the f
ant dismissal
have
recurs
Students of San Diego §
lished the tradition of hivzing
Tnstitivion of higher educational. tear
TEACHERS’ SALARIES
From he Ki
‘The optimism of Professor Sayles of State College for Ao Mis ial
Teachers on the subject of teachers’ salaries is pleasant | ty. [Eicher al bic Aun
to hear, even though the public still has the spectacte of [ir sister, Ihr. thas! unly. othe
Mr,
Sayles believes
1c and will continue
te in the next ten years. Every
ig citizen will hope devoutly he
some shocking payrolls hefore it.
the rewards of education are ine
to inerease at a faster
teacher and every thin!
may be right.
If there are any two classes of citizens which should
be recruited from the best minds of the country, they
are the groups which have charge of the education of the
nation’s youth and of the administration of the people's
all id public officials of the city, state
and nation, two classes are so conspicuously
underpaid that month after month they lose the services
of their most able members, College professors with
years of economic researeh hebind them soon sell theit J "sists poopie ane expect! tu alta the
Services: 10. corporations (or tive or luehioon, Esther Milnes, "27, the chair=
aid by the universities, Public officials who. ha ide Hat i
onstrated their executive ability c . ™
portunity to multiply their salaries many Ha {hi will hold ity amma alan
coming executives of private rather than public affairs.
a condition so old that it should have been
remedied long ago. Yet the Governor still directs the
management of the state for a si proximately
; y y will ive’ a, lost forthe atummae
one-cighth of that paid to the president of a single com- | itertha Zajan, "27, and. Elizuheth Pal
pany within the state, and professors quide the intel+ | ver, "29, will kive the toasty. forthe
lectual lives of hundreds of young men and women each | te chapter members,
yeur for pay which often is less than the clothes allow- Sinma ‘Chota wil hold its sprins
ance of their pupils tesnarrowe night, The ain
‘The disparity between the rewards for public and eon will he fomerrew: a
private aetivity is so enormous that it is suicidal, Soon
there will not be a single young man of ability who will
dare face the financial staryation of public life. Pro-
fessor Sayles sees improvement; it has barely started,
fellne
oy fond
the College
HERODONUS SOCIETY
TAPS EIGHT GUESTS
6 Juniors, One Sophomore And
One Graduate Student
Are Chosen
Hight new members were
rel
honorary
Ie:
Viirothy: “Ged
L events. cla
1
wr,
ribhons af
speech af
vi Heruadot
OWNER DENIES RUMOR |)
OF SALE OF PAGE HALL
e Tall hay been
Rumors: leat
he Gama 1 mm
iraternity, were denied! by
Ke Kimball, owner uf the t
werview Ww
y morning.
1 te the story:
he first of this w
fiw transactions. peudtinng
involve the
THANKS COLLEGE
Mrs, Mabel Husted Wilss
Hi the kite De, Mbert Huse
sears a mene a Uh
ty, visited Calle:
wn thank inithar nies
he paid her
ing uf one
ther in the pre
oth
child
GREEK NEWS
Omexa will hold
Fmeheun at the 1
Mv tomuarFoNy Hee,
Mrs, Fr
21) will
the alum
Senior speakers will be Kult D.
ny
aud Georgian
Vaner at the
May 2, from
will
70
tw
Gre
Miss Ki
um 0
Kk.
will be coneliled hy at pir
the sophomores ty alum
classmen Sunday” afternoon
News Board Names Newton, Berg
Members Of The Business’ Staff
jon of assistant bu
iqers in charge of advertis-
himotsly elected to fll
Both M
It, Rests Chapa
French, was elected,
AML Vise mnijors were invited 1
i Heradatis to farm te
thase cle
wid peeseutted wit the Mi
pledge me
wile at the bite,
fur the
College buildings
Kk MeClire (Alida Gath
Hotel Ten Eyek Satur
‘lock, Fane
ted last
anon
Jose-
el Berg,
hoard on
Berg
lle exCeP=
tapped by
3 the ssuests
edd were
ck ae
weeleate 10
ts.
mT
Taw school
Mrs. Harry
lttse int at,
week. T
which will
HEADS
ony deter
vd, for hity
‘tate Col
Wedlnestlay
ws
i
its sam
jotel Hamp.
the Ha
ty given by.
Ml upper
TENNIS TEAM MEETS
ST. STEPHEN'S TODAY
First Game InSevera! Years
To,Be Flayed Tomorrow
At Annandale
te College will he represent
ch tomorrow for the first
time in several years when the lo
players will journey tn Annandale te
rneet the te St
illeye, State's tennis team was. s
ailed te open Hts season here yesterday in
match with Williams éollexe but was
1 the the team
wats nat in shape
Handeqpped by prolonged bad w
he local men have not been able to get
the amt of practice they needed,
La\erne, Cart. Wallace Strevell
wn eal
‘amis Goriflin, "28, and. Joseyh
trying nt "for the team
Grit, and. Ku
ie hase
Wit
Street, Sire Hey
wane has heen peaeticin an the Ride
field park, emery dey atten as the weather
Fins portitiel
Cte othr
seame is a the schedule
New Valle Normal will ph
May 28, Henne games will” he
wt Ridwetiotd juirk,
ws will fe lecided on the
fue sets af sinshes anh tor
vo dhutles, Salta fs attuned
DR. MOLDENHA WER’S
LAST LECTURES TO
BE PRESENTED SOON
kayest
A series of lectures by Dr, J. V, Mol
deahawer wi the Westininster” Preshy
teria ehurel is on the program et
VC A. for May, This will be Ln
Malkcnhaees bia series is
leave Virst
r K city,
siostich Tp. Harry Hmersin Kosdiek
wel) pastor
by Dr
“Thursilay,
Uthation of the newly elected eabi
will take place after the lecture nest
ius might
Further Yo We t
to Hil Dat
ets wicker
sideut,
May
Wednessliy,
AML students
vy coe
“ ‘all ahaut
Silver faye Mise Dull ad
Au sty aw hike sad break fast
veh a stort serviee wf atid War
His land hy the: Silver Tay: ell
ve Suulay merning 22. Everyan
mheresteL is invited, according tu Miss
Tints
Hints ier nest year's work. will he
Germ by: the anew aml ol ¢
week ened spent ina enttane
Lakes May: 27-30,
Rerniew Quin
Wi Sinema
week
2th Meas beet
Tete Hise dri
at
Tast
the
Jeumes as pele
Kappa Delt Rho w
members Nuthony B. Ruezyuski
Clyde Shoe
Willams,
beth
wv York Ieanet
8
Fave been
painted dete
al Ineheun of the
i
the EL Phi surseity
Fhe fumieheo is
lay, May Hoa Cvidarhursts Lang
tau
Mrs Tort Haw. esther Lat
Crome. 20) amd Gourgia Kueh, “2h,
Sisal the Tea Phi Iatise over the
wee end
eta Zorn entertained as week-end
attests Durie Yonness sind Leen
Vaeton 35
IS MILNE VALEDICTORIAN
Marin KR. Wallace, sister at ME
Valith O. Walle, instenetor in Latin,
will he valedictorian of Milne Hisgh
The ather have stu
HL Andrews, Ruth Hart
nuan, Netta Miller and frma Lon,
STATE COLLEGE NEWS,
“Who'll ‘Make’ Myskania?” Is Question College Asks With Moving-Up Day Two Woeks Away
IDENTITY OF HONOR Myskania Eligibles Intersorority Ball Is Tonight At Ten Eyck; _ {ALUMNI REUNION TO
SOCIBTY DISCUSSED be Lampman, 27, Will Head The Receiving Line SRR PAGEANT HERE
who are eligible for amembership on fh
Undergraduates Tabulate Own)!!! yr's Myskania, Members of the |? Miss Ke ting Acs. a Grahn
Guesses Of Who Will student association will vote today for] hp £6 °SaR ea
A pageant is being
MAY 6, 1927 3
ave been asked te be
Mrs AR
W
it
Dean and
Anna
» faesl | Adda A,
presie |W, Risley, Miss”
+ helong-| Miss Hazel Rowley
Be Chosen
Miss ged for the
1 “vale? s Kk. Delta | Wheeling, Miss Anna i. alma reunion in June under the
Who'll “make Myskania? Torts cella Street: Eta Phi, Jane| Helen ‘T. Fay, Miss management of Miss Norrie Keating,
That is the question which is ow era Milita J. Sart: ¢ vice-president of the alumni associa-
Mig
|
itelen
the lips of evervone at State College if Miss Mary Grahn, instruc-
as the nceof Moring aa
Up da, 20, grows nearer, At ay te 19, will be
that time hew members of the Halli, | crchestra. Ik ail y
senior honor society will be “tapped” Martins, M. favor committee has clwsen | lotte Am!
as the key cereniony of the day-long ah te re for the gach Tv bas | Hee ee
program, couple i corations, Alpha Epsilon Phi, Nellic
ulation, guess surmise, “sure
{ik
AM faculty are invited, and the fol-| Field
tips," logic, and even dreams are
being culled into work hy students who TEACHES IN CANADA WINS MILNE PRIZE
want to determine in advance just Lucy: Bertsch, 2H. teaches the pinth | Meath: Cole won first prize in the
which of the present juniors are to be eth ib-siecbaek laew ened take sluty ¢ charge
honored, Eleven, twelve or thittee Sal aicsawinee Deke The Clear,
are chosen annually to he members of Kiwanis and | e+ ify students
hy Watts, lumni living in or near Albany,
the Bing’ | ond a group of children of the faculty
avd Atbuny Vian
the group, whieh governs all studeht
activities, Dut until the actual moe
ment of “tapping” comes, none but the
retiring members know how a
are tw be selected,
Results of student elvetions
votes ab all sorts are being
closely hy the politically interested,
as possible indicators at some of those
Whose chances might be considered
Records are being compared, and the
annual custom of “making lists" has
already started, ‘This custom consists
ion by students nat
wilee wrietlewcd”|
Any industrial worker
who moves things by
hand is doing work that ©
Electricity can do for. «
about2cents an hour »
wht they think will
nthe abject being to
Hie closest to a correet
Number Varies
Nhe Myskinia members are chosen
for leadership in athletics, debate, dra
matics, seholarship, literary effort and
radiate altars generally, This
y il last year there have been two
jen tmembers. In each of the two
yeurs preceding there was only one
Last year's xroup had twelve
and that this year has
eleven, the minimum number,
The’ president-elect of the student
association is the oily member who is |!
chosen by virtue of office, Even this
a ords little help tw those who
aking lists,” for the result of
for student association presi
tot announced until M
even then the
yor come until a
moments after the tapping of Myskania
has, heen completed,
Two of the Myskania members are
selected by vote of the student body
hut all qualitied juniors are eligible
and this s between 200 and. 300
possible nominees, Which two mem:
bers are chosen by popular vote is
never made known.
Precendents Vary
The remaining members are sel
by the retiring Mysk its dis-
cretion.” Dopesters, trying to decide
who are the ‘most ‘likely “candidates, | FRASER, REX PRESENT
Not 2 single stent fie car the CLUB AIMS TO GROUP|
selection of |
ningly
chosen tit profes
Riety
Ray
ki
iss Mona Randolph Keim, assist
ariations in the perso
are found, comly retuned from New York city
The present members of Myskania| ire alu attended the New Yurk State
are these seniors: William J. Clarke, Raine
Rhinebeck, former manager of varsity atic sree
basketball} Ruth D. Empie, North dure, Monday and |
Vuesday, April 18 and 19,
The outstanding feature of the meet
More than 60 per cent of the mechanical
which was worked out by members power used by American industry is applied
Ting was the student club funcheon,
tuddent clubs
the through electric motors. But the electrifi-
of the home vcononties
wor eee neuen cation of the tasks performed by man power
fee i céstilanfes cla Geko ae pecoeaied te has hardly begun. Electric power not only
chit “a() the Grave Costar Naws:|! Rruwe thy Uelew Al. Eraser, 29 saves dollars; it conserves human energy for
oie ale ation; te MT mncinhers of the State Calleye ome better purposes and raises standards of
mer ue tH lnecbhinecte Waker Gastientive 1 ‘You will find this mono- living. College men and women may well
gram on all kinds of
Chipper, 275 and Esther M. Luyster, electric equipment. It is consider how electricity can lessen the bur-
er Te Oe ee a Pherae om dias dens of industry and of farm and home life.
‘There will he no debate at, State] | BRUBACHER IS TRUSTEE aaa
College hetween Hamilton and Colum-| president A. Rk. rubacher was elected
bia, “Vresident A, R. Brubacher has], teuctee of the Albany Savings Tank e
announced. A debate between the aves
two colleges here had ben planned for |®t the March me of the board of
Albany. directors, GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY, SCHENECTADY, NEW YORK
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MAY 6, 1927
canna QUEEN 10
BB ANNOUNCED SOON
Faculty Will Present Scens
Fram Don Quixote; York,
Hastings To Star
Who will be queert of the Spanish
Carnival? The decision has been made
by popular vote but her identity will
be kept secret till next Friday night
when she will appear as queen,
‘The only requirements are that she
be queenly and of the Spanish type,
A ballet of eight girls will be pre-
sonted under the direction of George
Russell Phillips, dancing instructor,
and former pupil of Alexus Cofoff,
ditector of the metropolitan ballet in
New York city,
A scene from Don Quixote intro-
duced by Professor Jesse I, Stinard,
head of the Spanish department, will
star Professor George M. York, head
of the commerce department, and Pro-
fessor Harry W. Hastings, chairman
of the English department. ‘They will
he’ supported by a cast of the faculty,
Specialty dances by Bertha
and Melani nt, both senior
dna Wolfe, '27, and Evelyn Graves,
9 and a contortion act by Margaret
Moore, '28, are on the program are
ranged by Miss Henry,
Music will be furnished by Dorothy
Rabie's orchestr
One attendant will be selected from
each class by the queen,
CARNIVAL, CONCERT
AND HIKE FEATURED
IN WEEK-END PLANS
Plans for mother's
gin Friday, May 13
pleted according to
‘28, general chairman,
riday evening the
will be take
he end to bee
¢ nearly com
Baker,
of Girls le
il be Saturday, May 14.
Automobiles and buses will be fur-
nished mothers who wish to acco)
daughters on the h
the Music association
concert will be pre:
1 with vesper
Sunday alternoon.
berg, '28, is. chairm:
Her ‘committee will
her each from Me
Margaret Stouten-
f the vesp
nel and Canterbury
The Gominiiees are:
Seager, 281 F 'orenee Koen, "29.
Arg hth Grubel. 28:
Martha Baker, '28; Emily Williams,
27, Canterbury "club, Paha
Dodge, " beth Phettepl
Menorah soci
Olga
‘leanor. Si
Anne Golensky, '29;
Florence Marx, '30.
PASS SPANISH TESTS
The following students passed the
Spanish oral credit examination given
recently by the state edueation depart-}m
c
ment:
Sara If. Barkley, '27; Je
ace Ostrander, '27; Ad
"27; Margaret Smyth,
Wanda Mallin, '28; Telen Bechee, 28;
and Katherine Angerami, '28,
Fay To Play Caliban In
Cast Includes Stree!
Julia Fay, '27, has been cast for Cali-
ban; Marcella Stecet, '27, for Prospero;
and Melanie Grant, '27, for Ariel, in the
advanced dramatics class production of
Shakespeare's “Tempest” at the audi-
torium of the Institute of History and
Art, June 3 and 4, Other members of the
cast include: Miranda, Helen Hynes,'275
rdinand, Dunn, '27; ‘Trinculo,
jester, Lilian r, '27; Sebastia
Agnes "27, Antonio, Ruth
nette Kim-
ine
a
Holleran,
McNutt, '27; Stephano, a drunken butler,
Merchant, '27. The remaining
characters, Gonzalo, Alonso, and
‘Adrian, will be chosen from the follow
jing try-onts: Ruth Coe, '27;, Eudora
Lamprian, 27; Ruth, Colburn, "2
Margaret’ Provost, '27.
the rotunda on]
COLLEGE DELEGATES TO ART CONVENTION
ne, '28, (left) Char
nid Artagsociation at the
y 18, 19 and 20.
DRAMATICS AND ART
COUNCIL TO REUNITE
Alumni Members Invited To
Reunion On Alumni Day:
Jones In Charge
Invitations have been sent to the
alumni members of the Dramatics and
Art council to attend its reunion on
Mumni day, according to Charlotte
Jones, '28, general chairman for the
present council, which will be ho:
The couneil will have a special table
in the gymnasium at the one o'clock
Hincheon of the seneralalumnl asso-
have been ine
ie following alumn
I: Md "21; Ethel Me
Bru
Florence Stubbs
rk), "20; George
20; Esther’ Low. Cramer
im’ Howell), '21; Margaret
|, '22; Marion Hunter, '22;
Myfawy
e
‘21;
Williams, '21; Agnes Smith, ‘23; Gra
Fox, "2a, Dorothy Bennity
1, Bayless, '2 i
ilhetinina Me ei
bg and
an,
dolyn Jones,
G. A. A. PRESENTS BOOKS
TO COMEDY DIRECTORS
As a token of appreciation for their
work in the musical comedy “On the
Fence," the Girls’ Athletic association
has. presented Julia Pe
Flanagan, '27; Marcella Street, "27;
‘Temple, and Ruth Me:
y 7, with hook
Ru Nutt, director and Marcella
Street, who wrote part of the lines,
s of Gilbert and Sulli-
received cop
1 $
of
the
composer
lays was given
ayer.
who wrote many
given “The Free
Tanee Writer's "iano
Tempest, June 3, 4;
t, Grant, Hynes, Eckler
the production in-
Barkley, '27; sets,
Florence Henry,
Louise Gunn, '27; cos-
apmian, ‘27; property,
for
Committees
27; business,
tumes, Eudora Li
Ruth Colburn, '27.
Elizabethan tradition is to be followed
as far as possible in every way, accord-
to Miss Mary Grahn, instructor
English, who will direct the
production will be carried through with
the speed of Shakespeare's day, with no
long waits between scenes. The first
scene, rather lengthy and drawn-out for
‘Courtoay Albany Rv
lotte Jones, '28, who will represent the
American Federation af Arts con
ORIGINAL COMPOSITION |:
T0 FEATURE CONCERT
Program Includes Numbers By||
Gluck, Forsyth, Bizet
id Cui
An original composition hy a sti
dent will feature the program for the
Music association's spring coneert,
May 14 r rick HL, Candlyn,
instructor in music, will conduct us
concert and Willard K. Retaltiek,
will be the accompanist,
The program as anuonnced by. Mr,
Candlyn, follows:
1 (a) Prelude from L'Arlesienne
bey Bizet
teers ee Gitte
‘The arelestra
2 (ay y Ring. ..brank Bridge
() Lullaby sc ses Forsyth
he women's chorus
3. (4) Deep Rivers... Negro Spiritual
(h) Binale from The Gonde-
liens” Sullivan
‘The ‘mixed ‘el
(a) Morris Dance
(h) Orientale
The or
Mrayer 5 "
of the” Shepherd
-Rimsky- Korsakoft
Priestess
alate
me Cui
jestria
(a)
(0) Son
‘The women's ehorns
An original work written by ast
dent.
Folksong. Group,
(w) Didn't It Rain. Negeo Spiritual
(b) May Day Carol English
(c) Follow Me Down to Carlow
Trish
‘The women's chorus
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
appa Delta announces the eusasge-
of Tone E, Benson, ‘27, 10 Ki
Ellison of Winthrop, Mr,
as graduated from St
tmiversity in the class of "23,
le
8,
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dramatic purposes, has been shortened to
better adapt it for modern audiences,
Miss Grahn said,
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Phone West 2037
FOUR SENIORS WILL
ADDRESS BREAKFAST;
COLLECT CLASS DUES
Seniors are rapidly completing com-
menzement arrangements, under the
leadership. o revlla Street, class
P
president,
At the cliss meeting Monday Miss
Street amouneed that seniors will be
diven until May 15 to pay class dues
AC the present price af two. dollars.
After that date the dus will be in
fifty Dues must b
d the senior bul
Ket graduation wtinonee
ul, A list of names of cont
to whom i
he posted
During the week of M gonunit-
tee will: he In the: rotinda ‘collecting
cents,
announced the following
‘of the variows commence-
class day, Ruth Lock:
pall, Esther Milne
senior breakfast, Eudora Launpmi
programs, Lois Danny and alumi day,
Hilda Save, Ruth Lockard and Lois
Dunn were nominated for toastnis=
tress of senior
was taken, Miss Lockard
breakfast and a, vote
elected, | (
four
and sophomore
we no Tonge
ker in 1033
tuck, fresh
nh Har
ris, teste
tively junior president
iin Miss Street, senior president, are
the other twa speakers,
The class vated 27 10 28 in favor
aif having the seniar ball on commence:
ment night, ‘The other night con
sidered was class night, July
INVESTMENT SWELLS
“ATHLBTIG FIBLD FUND
Present Total Nea Nearly $3,000;
Increase By Investment
1s $1,019.97
ne
through
$1019.97, the fund for the pu
a College athletic tield row amounts
investment
ase of
Inere
to nearly $3,000, Professor Clarence
A, Hidley, faculty member of the
student finance hoard, has announced
[that the present amonnt of the fund
ix $2920.87.
Gifts to the fund, and its present
value,
Class of 1916. see $265.00
Class of WIZ I 2a ao
Class of 1918 ‘ 30000
Class of 1919! vee 300.00
Class of 1920 10800
Class of 1921 fesse Slate
Hedagoxue oard, i821. 19.42
Chass of 1923, : 500.00
‘aviflon Fund Surplis 26.00
‘Total
Mresent value
$1,190.90
$1,631.00
515.00
790.87
$2,939.87
1919.90.
“Fund
Hresent value
Gifts cee a
Hwenease thr invest 1 §1019,97
ENGLISH COMPOSITION
NOT GIVEN NEXT YEAR
Professor Harry W. Hastings,
chairman of the Knglish departinent,
hay annonneed that ish 10, a
course in English composition, will he
discontinued next. year
ec explained thit since the enroll.
ment is large in the department, no
instructors can he from’ re
quired courses to give this elvetive,
Alpha Epsilon Phi Pledge Club
Stresses Undergraduate Activity
Alpha Epsilon Phi sorority: has or:
ganized a elub for its pledge mem-
hers, This is the first organization
sorority here,
Fe conducted to
caf, its keine i
‘The meetings.
quaint the pled ses with sorority: Ti
and to st
nulate interest in College
ordinng ta Constance Matte
subedean of the sorority.
plete is cequirl tn hecone
some College netivity, and
rreynainted with,
some
dor each week,
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Rho. Not content with moving them- night. Ruth MeNutt, (27, wi
Cohen Is Second; Juniors hones ta new home he Kappa That Women Are
Get 22 Points srou got Doth old. and nen Taking Other Fields
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MAY 6, 1927 5
BROAD-JUMP RECORD House-moving, bane of most ti ‘athletic wediting featured the | nthe young Wom
Du Bols Wins GA. A. Meeti|| ives an nmsessins in thee shun |[Or, Brubacher Tells Kappa Phil ji Taki, 2
127,
manager of the
he est classroom, teaching “opt pa lal
9
nities for men today lay in col
Ver
The State Collewe record for the
ken Satur:
stautings bosch juny was bh
ie wats held at
Hay afr iy Pee Lees, 3, CY en, ies meting wa
when the Kin € si yee well were read. Flore rele 2 |
aaplunnesres:at the treacle meet emt the ec of irs” athlete
pliers sg nese ary ely he Sia ie So ‘ace nll TE ts M
qwints and the sophomures won 1 te ee 7
points
“The juniors ranked 22 prints while the
rier home,
att wins: Lesh NELSON WILL SPEAK
Bae te “Nc, ant Hisense] ON RESTORATION OF |:
FFs ah iy STATE BATTLEFIELDS|
+ placed in the events are
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MAY 6, 1927
DEPARTMENT CLUBS
NAME NEW OFFICERS
Heads Commerce
"Stubs "Plorce Is French
Club President
Dorothy Haucusser, '28, was elected
president of Commerce club Friday,
April 29, Other officers are: vice-
president, Dorothy Gale, '29; secretary,
Josephine Lawrence, '28; treasurer,
Vera Belle Wellott, '29; reporter,
Anne Stafford, '29.
Members of the club will visit the
Albany Packing company plint to-
inorto and
Wednesday, Ma
the College’ in groups.
Pierce Heads French Club
et Pleree 28, was lected pre
de at th
dg. Oller fiers ara
Henriette Franco
turer, Marjorie
Dorothy L. Bri
el il
‘Phans
from 3 to 5 0’
committee of
Miss
Mlorence
2) treasurer, Jolin Kins
Martha Baker, "28; re
Wheelock, 129
Vote on Amendment
Classical club elected
year and. vol
constitution. \
ment will permit the
members after the 1
tions rather thi
nation, D
head of thi
spoke, PI
Plan Picnic
‘The last meeting of German club will ‘
lents | ‘30,
sit
be a pici ¢ this month, All
interested in German may attend,
Il-be asked to t
ing to
ie penn
as forfeits
doley, '28; ‘secre
"28; reporter, M
ber’ of the executive committee,
Zech, "28,
CLUB TO INITIATE
athematics club will I
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Luncheon 12 M. to2 P. M.
Dinner 5 P.M, to7 P.M,
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swimming meet May 10
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senior, Helen Tompkins junior,
Harriet Parkhurst; sophmore, Dettina
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‘Tel, West 1959 and West J95E
Omicron Nu Elects Kimb
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‘The other
have been initiated,
Committee to Nominate
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sheen appointed by ‘Thelma 1.
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candidates for eluh officers
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annual hike of the Girls
FROSH VOTE 18 8-1,
FAVORING GAMBLING
Athletic association will be at Dean's
Mills, near Ravena, Saturday, May —
according ty Dorothy Lasher, '28, chair-|Orlentation Course Students
man of the committee on arrangements.| Approve “Honest” Chance
‘This will supplant the annual hike to Ine
dian Ladder, she said,
served by
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nning to take the hike
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