StateCollege News
on. XIV,
‘on Tracnens, ALBANY, N. Y, Frivay, January, 31
1930 82.25 Per Year, 32 Weekly Issues
425 SENIORS BEGIN
MILNE HIGH WORK
Professor Sayles Announces
Practice Teaching List
For Semester
‘The seniors’ practice — teaching
schedule for next semester up to date
is today announced by Professur John
. Sayles, principal of Milne High
schoo), One hundred twenty-five se
iors will teach in the high school, ae
cording to the present schedule, "The
Fest af the schedule will be published
in the News when it is completed.
The list follows:
Mow
Ketcham
ha; Mac Shy
and Ueoatiy Ruble
ais Bary Kein
sh
Heater Waters, bitoni
pecker elementary alge
COUNCIL SUPPORTS
ORCHESTRA GROUP
Attacks On Music Council
Are Lniiat rai Saysl
Miss Brimmer
“Musi council is
Mi an orchestra at State college, pro-
vided students can be fond to pk
in it,” Dorothy 1 30,
president of Music said
today, “We believe that there should
he an orchestra here, but whether
is or not depends on those
members of the student body
play instruments, Tf ther
musicians who have time to. x
‘tae du not know what ean b
Music couneil attempted
w orchestra last year, according to
Brimmer, Interested people
who
Miss
Wo sign up for
STATE TO LACK NEW LIBRARY
UNLESS BUDGET IS REWORDED
Reconstruction Of Hawiey Auditorium Into Library Was
Heart Of Whole Building Program, College President Says;
Present Facilities Do Not Meet Standards
new library if the budget prepared by
it is passed by the state legislature, ‘The
Hawley
wule for
State college will not, hi
Governor Franklin D. Roose
kovernior has inchuled $40,000 for reconstructing the roofs of
brary, Draper hall, and Husted hall, No provision has been -m
Hing the old! auditorium of Hawley Nbrary into a library.
sof the College administration to construct a new library
will remain on paper unless the govertior can be influenced to reword the
so as to make the money available for alterations for library
‘The change in the budget must be made by restatement rather
fed because state Jaw provides that
purposes,
Han by inereasing the amount appropri
legislature n
200 GUESTS COME
ay only reduce items,
“Reconstructing the old auditorium
was the heart of tI
program,” President
TO PROM TONIGHT:
Thave been misconstrued so as to make
1 dg the To to ea Wage Point, 0 Oxford And Yate), appear. thatthe Hay
lifferemt instraments were fund to} | Be Represented after hit. Our present I
at i Professor John M, Sayles who | he pwosille the fermion uf a} WiatJunior ence faetibica ere too all 0 ecommos
a oe Hae ee femiery tT pte ssumutuany onehesten. This 9H) cry dead cats will dance toe{ Hesaake of Insuliient space, vol
Milne High school, Nf tircacin te ettarts of Frioke Seth ich ac the Junior Pron condacted |e and number of assistants,
$331] Mlle DHtighy schiae Weetrat eon attert Ae thie aes in the ballroom | fails to meet the requirements formus
“Wlehand Veedericke Ul, Cavallo tie [ot hie Ten Ryek hitch Bowell Sab
aera “0 cou RECEIVES sve dayartaw, and a ders Original Nights wil fara
Wane 'Me Dates bench 2, 32 tis tis
ro Roger ; INVITATION TO GO tye ie tei re atin T, yhe_ mon wil be ek tear wn wp by the, New York
io rat hi ow sedcstea lie hie Titely | set, eT TA ane eet Tui eel State "Nortnal “School, Sections; las
i 325 tv “i TO MODEL LEAGUE ist. 4 100 snhers. Stvtents!ceundine to Helen Tenlerson, "alee M. Kirkwatrik, Mie
ing 207, Rene. tad , : in hie vor Celuairmant af favs, Hrarian told the News,
‘ovothy Wa Stine colle his een invited: L ian Poy MELESRen Te eet The requirements of the
mete ek prartieipate iv the vated assembly i Alnoi Moo Hemmer) Scag “MMi. ud want Mates | mati hat, fora
Hi aot bute nt Fe Lewice Nuri te We eg | Cater rig, LOO students, there. should. be one
1. 13h: ‘a ie te i at?) (ataciite ecatiowe) Vee 5 eae ixatlignd REN SHANE Ste Tawrence uni | reading and periodical’ room, secome
& ee Wwe ba " ees scetioe [Neraitys: Helen Hoyated ‘and Mateuln { modating, at feast 200 students. ‘Total
and “Ti Bue fa Tekin, Syracuse university Doras] floor space. should be 5,000 "square
mise | Mpril 15, 1s, 11, Uresileut Cont we plan wie tried a tine and Cart Hult, Rensse feet, Standards also require an ad-
EBrubinelicr sineaiaeeeadey. ue ty GSR OAPs, Incanse | Polytertaie Institute: Esther detlves| ditional study room in the same
h Classen Vitation has heen extcuded by Pro Mere Cotht be nie ebeek up on the} ard Domdd Vane Keuren, Union, building, together With, an office and
Hesse Hania We Vanni tt ETAT Mek ARG EU HOE | Helen Whitney ail Lawrence J, work ‘room, for 20,000 vol-
i P i ge) Haves Glens Falls inh ut it anid] Hines is also a reyuirement,
rector anf quite ve a Latay ane the wer and iinet eae Thy iP, Le Sara Hawley Has Space
ithe culloge ; i varias iestenminits litters. fo sles] eae (dimou He Tes =| Hawley halle'which is available for
ok liree members of the tically MWe core, The organization could nut flae: EBzabeth Sehrauth and Jack ft new Ti has floor space of
ee appointed merits or eam no iw cane ci ra rth ne RCE 400 eiare: feet aid ainck tooet oP
we rranye fet a sat eullege EEE A BO bellovedd Conant, Cnvion cathe; | 1000" volun It also has” work
Jetexation They ince Vr Frat was wot lutiewed fale yt, uns aid Rayniond. Dare| fonts and four rooms for offices,
hl i Hutchison, heal oi the by the adnmistration te give crolit lyvady, Rochester Mechanics Tistitnte| The present library in Draper hall
en se simu, dears Hans Adie WV Ril weak vay haw | Ruth Dawes af] whieh is now used by: 1.100 students
tulad Remedi Carpes| heal ath history: seqarhnient ani | sick wiuneatinveunan [Soke eke ‘inking ana | its. cane act accommodating ant
rn 2 es, MU ey reward Wale, td ot | bis h t Yiwu etapa Gahan seilegss Tule, hie ely iad tie okies
{gir Ca eKemeratT He ecutnmuies leyrurtient {SEO SHEL INR CEN a NE A ice mun AC Be mor, caver only 1280 square fect, Shelve
ites has awit yet been. de weatrantedl awending i Mise rime | \iitiumes Mac Moestee) and Cherket | ii soc for 10,000 volumes is avai
sy will he wey if at delegation fap. Misi eameidsuppurtad Wil: University of Himoig; Wate fable, falling. 10,000 ‘volumes of the
Joho SM ; kaa Hl tales mk Hhreah its hieulty uneniber Harducre and Marion Lewis, [minimum stand ‘lt is evident
nter. Howtish| see Hy Alice J [Tilly ae Helizabeths CAMS hoe superior anit Tee at ental ae a raleetin non New Work. stta
2 fat Fee] Mater, he trip was tina hy Hit wtb ts nll one |" Seana Ml Dr, Brubacher declared,
(pen Maui 1 Ra i Ie delegates amt Pi Gainma Mu, | ler alse mmusele planes for ane are Sanithe ie jee kin cause of inadequate facilities,
gamanereta ayes 220; Hort Wain vata Auidets af tivorra concert at une ont dts. doar! Willian eer a Pvnne| Hilts of books to ‘he libeary, have
Mute ee aria cial seiente Tynieade liane Metzler ane) DeWitt ‘butcher, Aitany | been reused on several cecasions, the
ray Fw ts a the atin goin, ile ani tua lose Pacisaey Marin Case Mbrarians state. dn particular” stae
we ios appropriated mune for Warren | “Ebi scr the otehestia Was a i tg le Atbrath Univ eof, ents ave complained about the lack
Team’s New York Trip vscane, Wills M. Feo au ungerted hy yb. “Ute were era get aha: nssidy, U0 reference materi
i i Mig Males why repeseuted jive statis in thy Nps ahs sear, Ke Pe het Matton Ftd Ate ibrary Lacks Books
Will Be Next Weekend | \: jColege al Corll aversiys lata aver bedute, ay well ane aw | fartell, Curmell university’ is ht fast happens that there are
ie humans i ascaly tsa pation st e8er 2 RH sd Heaide Kua Htaeian ban two valuajes Yo. supply dhe, needs
fe ae AE Sette ethan [UM FSRIAE wrocedre: if th sem ws im asseanily atl totivey | toy ” ‘of perhaps 100 students, a library
seals, hmrite aid Gotd haskell fits of the Hue, "This year, State om the Mullen Deed, Miss Reiner "tie Harber andl Stanfey Heuson,[ survey shows, Very often books
eau will resume court activities next) sltae will In asked tw represen A suid Harvard; Meayaret Thekey and Will] plice inthe library are the personal
eee tan Wee day dite Fyearteutar wien at thie snnaed ay Hh stone Hay cutliciently H Hon Hell, ‘Pray; Marjurie Setehiam | property of the instructor, The small
ee eee eM nj embls. De Haber sah Cin fiewet anters tan the projint to war land Falwurd Keenan, Albmy baw | spice given over to stacks is already
(Yark Cay Feitinry ont the| Servis an sre nite tt Si 14 atest Maryn adi) 2 tod la bk onthe ie
jqummal New York teiy, to meet the debate the interests of a pacticnlar | tp, Music coacil will all-in] Zimmer AL + Elsie (is discarded whenever a new book is
New frog die sched quintet at vation whic is a anevabier the |e peower tut ile atgpotte? Mie | Sisteher and Fart Hremenstill Re Pile
Restle, ewe dine THe cee Usriamer eed Kaythe Cairns and ‘Thomas Hers] “The contention that the needs of
phy ao, Ho f fea. 8, Sane cueges Alice Faso sey are met by the State ibrary
Sallie ANI, . oe = wil Filward Beehler, LP, 1; Made-| in the Education building is unsound,
Sy ee ance With th College Women Are More Cultured Now: Tine Hayes and Stephen Howers, AL-| Hibrarians chain, State library
his is ur first meeting with the a ia en ame m ‘ i lis not selected for College purposes,
Jersey lawyers and from all rawrts| Faculty [xcels ‘Too, “General” Deyo Says| iil ‘Thomas bor example, stutens are no allowed
UH id ele ue Sine baker Tae wine Stale ile se hire alana ar than ty ere We eshte ay
Trey tithe utitios However the mien] twenty gers anne” “Uoeneral” Janes J- Degen tallgge caretaker: toll og Nesee Hie P-{moved “from the
Se here fi a ae ex tiny ot Sug ie acy aw ace thin'te (ne, ae Mae ollegesElabeth] ted at aha there isa ae of
‘The Pratt Institute game will bel Mr ‘Deyo. : Oe Ee eee er eae ee asa ciation mone, pal
1 eh contest a nat managed | Adbuugh Mr. eyo ip seventy gears Mos Las favorite tues, aint theit | yal “flume. Aloe, Union calles | ti the Kovernor te Feword ise Ape
iat tht jd bk cay Tar aes ohana stats ay Uo att abthst| tiv Thawing an feed Vtarlan tropes that provision wil Be
Theat fast year’s stars, dn an [aia yoanitul yey te iagy AM Atom he cher] Auveriy af Mayand: Midst rewoaelling the auditor
1st pee the fia cant ing 30 ary iF seyp each ight an plenty | Ulex he Masters ot torael | Hal ana Daa HatiwaysW wibrarys
tone ear fal hee dy of wer Mes Dg a Heat a fis | ull 2 State lle: Eh! Margaret Scatt First
mit ‘ia een dasa eae: abe Lea ert diy familiar pipe in tis matty | Mi Heyes anew imported cect | |.agney, aml adn De tetases 0 .
Fhe sayy tea sere (wt set oveting the: sto tra the way ss gie od toe, nm aks Mavaaee eli al Clive To Get Teaching Post
sts with [ation thee fey oar reamoviigs pupvers eon wi “Leuven vot titass” hy Wall) "Helene: singh aud Raistey Alabash,| Murwiret Scott, 30, is the first
i the cas [Whitman “These silty were given tol yi Smiversity Catherine Brae) senior obiain a position for next
ne hotest sue sa cata we Vn ah ahs Taker lane wilt | A Geore ia O a according ty Miss Gertrude
jrent him from curetally mewn the} Cooper Unwin the gymmnsiunt atl Rage Haale, vas | tall, seervtary to Professor John Me
Hie the Clarkson ‘Tech eneouuter,| igh. Evew his numetons slaties ho] Page hull, Saturday aight, Jatinary tn ua icy | Siyles, who is secretary of the pli
i sgl acting fae State ot Kee ia rom joining, he te] F8,Sons were then samy ner the| Wi ersane Albay vt iment bureau, Miss Seott will teach
machine was prevented: by the pour 1 the college in a religions oF) lewlershi of Mr. Deyu tu celebrate] jarie. Pawlet cal Horace Appleby, | Wathematies . Mary B,
endian ty sues, ie f oe ae ai eats Oi O cold lit pe nay Vitis. Cicae " 1 mi Clg ab Hose ‘30, bookkeeping,
played) wank an injured knee and vas winter days he leads the in erides being a member of his Van Steenburgh and. Arthyr [elementary business training, and come
Me uute Na aka Hie roll ‘bilupe lobes sya sungs Meet Ma Coll von ciel choir, Mr, Deyo sings. with (Grady, Leland Stanford anive {ner Draper Hig
4, Column $9 Sweetheart” and Sweet Adeline” ave The Kuixhts of Cotumbas Choral elih, 2 Oris deland Stanford university 5 gy Riana as
8TATE COLLEGE NEWS, JANUARY 31, 1930
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NEW WORDS MEAN NEW
Whetlier the library will continue’ work in its present
sardine ox or will occupy the spaciots room provided
itt Hawley hall depends upon Governor
The chief executive ty
4 in his budget for remodeltin
the old auditorium into a
the roofs of three buildings,
budget item will for construction of
erowded conditions
capacity of 60 for nn
arg unable to obtain seats
study: would probably be comlenmed by a
Kenerosity of the cafeteria management
dining room as a library
prising some day
Neral School S
have heen refused
State college Tiheary
upon the library: faeilir
is doubtful if the
windows, the shades
sinh cleetrieity aunt he
1 students. perched: upon wines
He may not kaos that
hook every time tut a ines one
Studenis know the
Jaye vsiten complied
The ehiance wt edaainiy
equiypad Library: i
feotely aud ringearuund-the-tosic
their own pacts and pencils
uulded inducement, council” could very
well offer-some kind of prize td tHe fan'who keeps the! Junior Class Will Climax Three Years
correct account of all the games throughout the seasot,
It cannot be denied that the students are informed of Of Colorful Events With Prom Tonight
the score both at the end of the first half and at the
conclusion of the game, But Mr. Humphreys has now] when the members of the junior|{um, president; Ruth Parks, vice
resigned, and it is not certain if the new referee will] ass and their guests swing into the president; Dorothy Abrams, “scero.
ave a voice ental in piteh and volume fo Me. Hompi-| Steps fhe fst dance of he prom tary; Norman Coins, treasurer, and *
tet they have ‘limaxed| Ruth Mahar, cheer lender,
ly three years of colorful con-| For the icine year the fresh
i] men reelected | Ludlum,
were filled by
Tle College nceds a score board so that students
fully, enjoy, their, games. |The. ahletic management Wehations to. the traditions a
cattld possibly provide one very cheaply, from its budget] vents of the colle. offices
appropriation, or it might ask some of the men in the]""Soveralexteaordinary events have] Shutts, vice-president
College to build one. “There are plenty of soap boxes| qarctcartaca the Tife of the. junfors| dette, secretary's W:
outside grocery. stores, the janitor would undoubtedly | jr © first one was the night] treasurer, and Cathe
supply black paint, and students in the art departmen 3F ‘party where they | reporter,
might consent to lettering numerals on cardboard: were instructed as to college tradi-| The sophomore ye:
oN a : : ions (there were no sophomore }of ‘31 was filled with iis
DEN ION HELPS rites). This was followed by what between the
nigiit have beet expected of the class | i ‘
Tt entered into class rivalry] the kidnapping and fights af the hist
4 of rivalry between the chooses
1931 and 1932, resulted in the
olition of pole “rush, whieh
Hy featured the pre-Moviny Up
‘The student body of Bul in destitute poverty,
er from Walter Kotschnig, sceretary: af 1931,
‘AML Bulgar vith the spirit that has eh
suffering from absolute poverty,” he writes, class ever since, 1 remained
ion of Bulgaria's you irticularly dit Neat the top when the results of inter-class
i is. suffering from absolute poverty announced on Moving-
rivalry. were c
ion of Bulgaria's youth is parteularly | Jp day, the first freshman class, to/ day: activities, “During the sophoniory
ul is rich, but the agricultural me- | ty there for many y is} vear rivalry between the two tnter
re out-of-date, and there is in gen- | ecess was due to the classes intense, ‘This. year tie
The fresh-|class of 'SL lost. the rivalry tthe
ted the sop-| freshmen, It did not possess the
ovore girls in basketball, but also] "sift to gab" because of whieh it far
heather three classes, The men, |five points, However it came ont
« superior the sophomore} to in the inter-eass sing’ om Movin
q
Und
their situation is despernte, ‘Phe mininuny aryount : Y
necessity for existence iit Soa ix $2000 to. $2200 brought misery. 10
per month About 40% of the students. Ihave: less Sophomores” after their night of SHORT PASSES
than S100 per moni; 10% have fess thin o00 per frolicking at Soiree, ca
rite,
ihe semester KETRSGIIC
mi and nnesthird of the whole stadent bay hs | sophomore
i
they failed to get it the night of ite The boys have fallen in
vl, as the great majority of the students come from off the loot the} bad slump, “droppings their hs
the provinces. They live in garrets, cellars and bath- The ability of the| three games by fairly tarwe sn
rooms in Sofa, One of the sceretaries has recently | freshmen girls to pull was demon-l gins, "There are several expliy
fund | hie freshmen in all fields,
urgent need fo
urgent 1 a nu girls not only def
women such as engineers and
doctwrs, ‘The youth of Bul
meet that want and is flocking to the universities
‘There sire about 6,000. students at the universities
and technical schools af Sofia,
Nhe situation with regard to lodgings fs exte
seen rooms in which six to eight students w trated the night before Moving-Up| tions. for. this, the aman neh
ing in whi ct day when the sophomore girls were] injuries, lack of team work, aud 4
table, be put in a row {pulled about the campus by the rival] failure of the men on the detey
a sufficient On Moving-Up diay the stag has been yraetieins trl
ton
ability af the
fully ant
huiber : tire LO renedy. the se
ait Inonstrated, the | yearliny e| weaknesses,
the pinion af the judges,
stunlents sented the best, stmt. The sterling performances ot
These i nes, ut the National Stu] The hiss of ‘3 during its fresh] the freshman’ team. is all. the
more striking in view of the
poor showing of the varsity
Federation at
Kind its great purpose far int
cu ig offerings aid in the carry-| inant your yas ead by
smational peace atid =
error! the fern b atentin deren — Alter losing their opening pre
don ium are acted we Ronee’ ke see hel] COMMMUNIGACLONS |} iaeeresea'’we soho
aeration evs the hcl «ts: member elles. taking the next four contests
————_— | trouncing Albany Academy, Jur
= COUNCIL SPEAKS for Varsity of Albany. Phar che
» Indus‘vial School and the Hu!
son Boys’ club,
| BOOKS:, own Bi
eens The squad will
“af Nealingvian Piteratane Wy Th ts. Tons Hunesday gn tthe andl XY
ferecn WOWO Nort aint Company, tie, | New trige ta play New Jersey hus
Keath, dvd Pratt dnistinite of
his trips means at fat tee tbe
1 is story aot Danity Nurwen and ii they van annex. bth
viol Sweatsit eters are intimately: drsawa sand eriticaly [whieh this slepartinient. thin
‘t Uiliar jay stilt a way Tha even shise will lo, iL will gon ad
feat all for titers with fan i ier Helping thenr regain then
1 f he Lather od tern dene
© ea cut and) Strib, his
‘The men would do well
follow the example of thy
x of the college who ave al
to organize asking te
There is quite a bit of mail
in the college for a good (errs
vii} and the
Vihtie | solves. the i
al in an excellent manner
4
wwhavye i thi
Phe Ma i ie werk vat Met Woe hen ya] informal races.
" Hct ow hats the wey 2 hit ooops ti | matches could be arranyed
My tay the Win) 4 ; ms add zest to winter acuivit
lesen es gece th a patil a
i i 1 ; 4 : vt an M " ' yh Wo vareity matertal, and :
- i ww {Urizar Sings In Albany
' | Through Newman Club
— Sirine tele we
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'« i we fexutsinn | voy
we ides Lay Monday
re Aa egrets || ANNOUNE
; ednesday Che Sigua
Ec a, je ie ee mee CT | a
jute those satopied hy the class of 1928, and will be ot |[ tin, Like ee AS tte ena die i 4
tnnasinia, Havwley™ halt || Metiowvan
i y hil 7"
the semi-muifitary ype, according Ww Ge LaVerne Carr, |
junior president
VAttanyc on Januty 20 at Ne
See
STATE: COLLEGE (NE WBy/ JANUARY (31) L9s0
GREEKS WILL RUSH
AT HOUSE PARTIES
14 Sororities Will Entertain
Freshmen Prospects }
Next Week |
council. Fourteen soror-
ities will rush freshmen during. this
regular rush period according to the
ulations of Intersorority council,
by lot by members of Intersorority
couneil some time
will Le no conflict
go so that ther
ng. of these parties
will be seut tu the]
otering|
h invit
nt between semeste
gach girl invited five dates, from
which she may accept no more than
four, including the rush party, from
euch sorority
should be
dather date
rules |
swery ta rush invitations. should be
eft in the student mail box: Monda
morning, Febroary: 3,
Ih period will close Wednesday
noon, February, 12 and bids will be
sent out that hight
will he observed unt
Rush party invitations
the morning of the i
day. At the end af this tim |
mien will have sent in their answers, |
Initiation ceremonies. will be |
cea
February 17, All
ewer hy the follow
ted. the week
rushing must be
ing, Monday
| fairly the Wheelock scholarship?
| \sould not now the
© whieh the different
«chosen for their
Delis Omesa, ‘Tues
Ww 3 fs) Gianni
Lambda,
Thi
Boston Sends Debate
Challenge To Women
Juniors To Sing Prize
Alma Mater Af Lun
KAT |
At The
College Pharm
Wied W Anions, Pus Wasi ie |
Albany
Teachers’ Agency. |"
74 Chapel St. Albany, N.Y.
We need teachers for
tents atall seasony oft
Write tor ato
at the office,
IPTOMETRIST 1
MEN’S BASKETBALL
BETWEEN CLASSES
| TO BE WEDNESDAY}
The second. game of the men's
Waiorest tra-mural_ basketball tournament will
Question: Do you think the en-| be played betwee the seniors and the
tire faculty is capable of awarding|‘ethomores, Wednesday, February 5
31S ps mi nthe gym
Marion Nichols, '30: 1 think the| Kenne
faculks wee think the P Sie following men will be aval
ire faculty would find it difficult] site for “action in this contest,
to agree, A com of the fa-l iors: Michael Tepedino, John_ Ke
culty should select the John Wider, ‘Adolph Scholl,
nner, ned:
i
Ka Gerald
Carpenter, P,
jphomores: Andrew Hitz,
Jolin Todd, | Loyd
Michael
muel
Gertrude Dersheimer, "31;
lieve the entire
1 be-] Shomer
ty should give| Cqal tart
awarding of the| moreland,
ber of the| Frohlich,
faculty could abide by the opinion | Bransky,
ot the others
1s opinion abou
cholarship, One
Ruth Conge
ity should choose
vould they
faculty members
men equally
One group of
battle
end of
election | 4
standing
se ding. the
jttviors rallied ji the
succeeded in tieing the score 2
s before the final whistle, and
ing on to win the game in
the exira period,
“The dates of the other games are
r
faculty" wilt all the
wlent body, E would
Lone Male Dares To Inéadé
Sanectity Of Home Economics
‘The realm Jong sacred to wo-
en, the home economics de-
has at last been in-
On the roll of
home economics &
ippear the
ame of Louis Kolker, '31.
However, Mr, Kolker has not
en np the art of cooking or
of sewing; he is not even at
rn the difficult
Publishes Booklet |
partment,
vaded by
of mlero-
physi nd cher
i, principles of ba
MiS> KATHERINE b,
WHF EL Ine
Miss Katne.se .», Wheeling
who is re phlet
to high
School ite
in” teaching
he
tite, of the course is’ microbi-
Miss Wheeling Revises
Illustrative Pamphlet
Wheeling.
College Skating Team
May Be Formed Soon
A State college skating team may
be formed if the movement in
al recently by Anne Wil
Miss Ka
pervisor
pamnphl
teach
whieh!
. Miss Dowers said.
Wheeling :
id [EF enough interest is shown in this
ie revised issue af the pamphlet
February seniors vs. juniors,
February 17, juniors vs. sophomore
chruary 19, sophomores vs, seniors |
wal February 26, juniors vs. seniors.
Andrew Hritz, ‘32:
vewlty. does not’ come inte proper
act witlh the mi
student hody
Will necessarily
IL Sea ll Class OF 2 To Have
iisourtenes oet| Sleigh Ride, Rice Says
Iiy the ssphomore ehiss, George
Netty Miller, ‘31: 1 believe only]! Kiew, president, announced today
My hie met the anaijenity, et] Plans for the ride! will he anavde hy a |
slots seal Mave at part whieh will bie apps
ride, to
Hand or Delmar, The
Tf the}
mode of |
will he
inv sleighs,
cuit
will
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nut ECHO
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if
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_ —_ A GIFT FROM
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|
The Van Heusen Charles Company
fairest Aibany. N.Y |
‘We Understand
bn Biech |
EVEGL LASSE
{Soulenard
18 Central \wenue
et Robin
Raster time, project it is. possible 1 official
The first edi“) skating team will be organized as one
1 before i! of the winter sports activities of the
Girls Mhietie asso
to Miss
according
w
Dowers
Miss" Wheelin
Ty 92d field of illustrative —_
jatera as Mscrunizel by’ the
Vorkl War, Wheeling said! WILL HAVE MEETING
Many of the companies. publishinet| pyc gill tne a anectin .
Hhustrative amteriad went bankrupt | “there will be a miecting of the
Naw there are new metiids, the ise: sePhetnere clas Monty neon i
i nial mavies aso, vi {room 20 of Richardson hall, Georg
Victrola record P. Kice, president, announced toda
Whe pan first pnblishest ! a today
fin serial torn an the Enis Joann
LUNCH
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AT VAN DYK'S NEW
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STATE COLLEGE NEWs, JANURARY 31,
1930
200 Guest To Dance
- At 1931 Prom Tonight
(Continued from Page 3, Column 4)
Sylvia Mulwitz and Gerald Pola
‘Albany Law school; Esther Eckstein
and Philip Goldberg, R. P, 1.; Julia
Zall arid Charles Isaacson, Albany
College of Pharmacy; ‘Elizabeth
Kronenberg and Isaac Ruben, Al-
bany; and Clinton Wallwork and
Marion Fox, '29, State college.
Jei Minkin and David Miller,
New York city; Vida Frey and Will-
jam Merrill, Bucknell; Donna Vee
Camptell and rederick Warren, R.
‘Margaret M, Nolan and Charles
R. P. L,; Frances Lev-
rd Cohen, Union;
nd Earl Jennings,
Niel wg
inson and ‘Bei
Helen Baumes
Schencetady ; es Cornell and
John Martin, Albany; Doris Mark-
ham and Gordon Union ;
Gladys: Hungerford, and Francis P.
Seery, Chathim; Clarice M. Prince
Sea" Miton Ml. Bixby, Albany ; Mar
ion Dillenbeck and John Wadsworth,
Colgate; a der and Hol-
wee thuerdates, Columbia \
and Margarethe Schroede
sity of Cl
jedan, Alb
ead Willoo Macala
MS and Covad thsddon, i
Renna ‘carpenter
wart age ad aS
AU BR Sette Halaawerh and Joven
eth ay mon
Ca ie ise of
Washington, Ds Cui i
Wiliam ely, 18
wid" De
i, and Mus cy, ory
Vera’ “urns nd
sith
Union’ Colleges
Geore Suan
evi any Law Sahin
rg, shi Sith
‘a Keaton,
Pui. Kwa Menlo, Calle
DRUGS
At The
College Pharmacy
“Dependable Flowers’’
We Telegraph Mowers to ull
rts uf the Wurkd
Steuben Street
Corner James
TICKETS 10 SELL
FEBRUARY 3 10 7
Nazimova Wilt Re: Read Ib:
“Doll House” Friday, |
Fire Drives Kappa Delta Rho
‘Men In Pajamas Into Street
Fire, caused by a short circuit
wire in the cellar, drove neagly
twenty members of Kappa Delta
Rho ‘fraternity at 480, Morris
street from their beds into the
street, at 3 o'clock Wednesday
morning,
A fire truck responded to a Shite Gailey 6 sliend
call sent
Mrs. Frederick
by. Mra, Frederick by Alli
Smith, ibor. “The entire r a
Gellar ‘was burned ont, although |] tbsen's “Doll's House” in. the auci-
the furniture on the first and |Itorium of Page hall, Friday night, | \}
second floors was unharmed, 1] (reruary 21, must exchange his. stu-
for, smoke,
he fire was discovered by
Frank Ott, '31, who was sleep-
ing on the first floor, Half suf-
focated, he made his way to the
street and aroused the rest of
the men who were in the house.
men were forced to re-
in the street until the
had cleared from the
rooms. The total damage was
ht, Rudolph Wurth, '30, con~
sui, said today,
icket to the
Febru- |(0
dent tax ticket for
reading during the period of
ary 3 to 7,
‘The latest date on which
can be obtained is February
cording to Ruth Hughes, '31, an
her of the dramaties and art coun-
cil, If students neglect to obtain] ,,
8 within this period, it will be
necessary fort wait until the
night of the pre
‘l
they may recei
black tulle’ with thinestones,
| Hick
ts ’
‘Seats on both first and second |,
floors. will be’ available to students,
Miss Hughes. said, Tickets will be
sold. ia the rotunda by. members of [{
the council and’ by candidates for
council positions. ‘
Miss "Hughes. requested that no]
one write nots to Jean Gillespy, ‘31,
Seeretary of the council, for
MARKS TO COME SOON
amination marks will be
‘soon as they are handed
strar by the professors.
leave self-addressed envel
out
the re
dents. wi
‘opes at the registrar's office, so that
their marks at their
liza
mec, according to Miss
beth Van Denburgh, registrar.
Prom Girl Will Wear Latest Creations:
ongLine : Prevail In Tea-dance Frocks
State college femininity gives prom-{ speakers for luncheon, red velve
Ruth Hughes, chairman of xis fe
making this prom week-end a
‘of the latest and most chic of prom, ble transparent velvet; ai
des of the day Jean ' Minkin, house committee, flesh
the wardrobe of our|colored. satin’ trimmed with net, x
ils jglimpses of pastel] The survey re all the
must favored of the dresses will be lone and made accor
fatiriea ehiffon and ng to the new. princess. silhouette
with Ton, Moving, almost classical | |
Iilucle presdoming
Neita Miller will, wear white
with red accessories; Catherine R,
Norris, vice president of the class
ind general chairman of the pron, r
ill Wear black transparent velvet;|dresses will he of
Helen Otis, green moire trimmed with! Tong and extremely Jone
Mice Hennett, chairman of tion of a short dress bei
fon; Constance [in the pre-prom style Kossip,
‘Of Tuneheon, | For the aust part, ite and tipper
will he worn ta mnateh the tei dantee
frocks. All in all, the stay line will
offer a charming’ barrage of style Fe
and wit 10 the poor mile as he at
tempts to dice and drink tea,
Tine
Tea dance modes will likewise eon
form to the new length and sithawette
decress of Du
no descrip
mettiq
tea dane,
DeGuan
der, chairman of
ic committee, will wear black
and chiffon; Mildred Hall,
tions, white moire
Sehn
yet
chairman of in
G.A.A. Comedy Tryouts
the Girls’
ville presentation
Saturday, February 8, in the andi-
February 21 Ruth Hughes, '31, who is
for dancing
imova of |outs will be judged on
7 | 1933 Wins All Games,
team has succeeded in winning
to
station to. obtain | far
letie club Albany Pharmacy
varsity, Albany High, school reserves,
‘kets. | wed
these,
Sayles Names Second
EAM’S NEW YORK
ROAD TRIP TO BE
ON NEXT WEEKEND
(Continved from Page 1, Column 1)
‘This injury hindered him from show-
orium of Page hall, according to|ing his customary ability in caging
1 charge. che hall after a fast follow in, ‘The
Candidates: are advised to prepare | men seemed to be off form and per-
nd. singing, forthe Lt formed in a ragged manner, showing
iss, Hughes said, Freshman women | very little team work, ‘The brilliant
ill be allowed 10 try out as unnal, [playing of Captain Whiston and Leo
Allan stood ont in the team’s cour-
ne announced,
era Vette eli gresentl on aigeonis tuc-walacattempt to-subiloe: the:
invaders, who played more or less in=
!
lay night, March 28, in the audi-
orium of Page hall. Miss Hughes
divi Hy but with deadly acy
in seoring. punch,
write the production,
‘The following contest with Cooper
Union wasp! ith only a two
day interval, and the team did not
seem to have fully recovered from
the Clarkson game. Clark was in
the line-up but was hampered by his
njury and had trouble in holding
To Be’ Next Saturday
‘Try-outs for: places in the cast of
Athletic association vaude-
will take place
Gaining 31 Point Lead
ing 120 points to th
s 89, the freshn
Se
ote
he games on its schedule ph
Ingraham, center, has scored 37
ints for his team, "De for- | his. man
ard, is runner-up with 21 points, ‘The whole varaiiy, defenseie
he remaining games on the fresh-
schedule inchide contests with
Tudson Boys! club, Castleton Ath-
ior
The visiting
forwards wot away rom th
to score Frequently. Ci
was high scorer of the
13 points, bit this
10 offset the failure of the
tu hold down. their opponents,
Iu ny opinion, the constant chi
ng of the Tineshp after a few min-
Hates play: interferes with the te
work of the meu, They will have
just begun to work together when
Substitutions will be made offsetting
this advantage anid causing a new
sart ty he anule, Substitutions are
sil faetur in every athletic
hut they
bled suddenly,
ir
n Whiston
6 |
stot _suiicient
ane five
nd the Albany Boys' Academy
Several other games will be sehed-
for the squad in addi
according to Ralph
er of the team,
i
t
Harris, |
Term Milne Teachers
nets WE Te test rains be used with
jwretion, 1 should lay the blane
i jor sir fasinye steeak ti inwliseretion
this ine
Direction Warner Bros.
MARK
TRAN
Week of Jan. 31
GEORGE BANCROFT
IN
Mi “THE MIGHTY”
i R wn
Marcle. Gartner
exumomien dy 3
GC. H. BUCKLEY THEATRICAL ENTERPRISES
ith a
the
rman of
nu e will wei
heck chiffon
with chartr 15
chairs songs and
el RK-0 PROCTOR
Starts Saturday, December 10
EDMUND LOWE
HARMANUS
BLEECKER HALL
ZANE GREY'S
FIRST TALKING PICTURE
“LONE STAR
Worl tell “the Cockeyed World” RANGER’
‘at the Hero of
i bs ” WITH
jory” is “Dressed To Kill,’
foals arene GEORGE O'BRIEN
“THIS THING ‘AND |
SUE CAROL
CALLED LOVE”
NOW SHOWING
|
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Week of Jan. 31 |
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—tn Addition
THE FINEST PROG
| ALICE WHITE
. | IN —
LELAND | “PLAYING AROUND",
AN ALL TALKING
woveerone wim soxcs ||| MADISON
“NIX’ ON DAMES” Week of Feb, 3 ;
| Mon-Tues |
Wits “Green Murder Case”
MAE CLARKE | PREF
AND i vy 5 "
one es i] “ste of Lost Ships |
= _.. || Fri-Sat
RAMS IN ALBANY | “Speedway” |
R-K-O VODVIL
Sa
PALLADINO
inger Waving - Permanent Waving ||
Strand |
Personality Bobs
Home Savings Bank Bldg
15 N, Pearl St.
3-3632
135.N. Pearl St.
40240
| COLLEGE CANDY ~ SHOP
} 203 Central Avenue (near Robin)
Homemade Fie and Cake Toasted Sandwiches
Every sandwich made up fresh to Individual order
WINTER IS WITH US
OVERSHOES AND ARCTICS
MEN AND WOMEN
AT
$1.98 to $3.95
ENDICOTT-JOHNSON CORP.
87 Central Ave. 97 So, Pearl St.
ALBANY HARDWARE & IRON CO.
39-43 State St.
| GIFTS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY |
For Lite Brother and Sister
Toys and Games—for children of all ages
For Mother
Gifts Electrical; Silver and Pewter—beoutiful
Por Father and Big Brother
id practical,
PRINTING OF ALL KINDS
Students and Groups at the Sue College for Teachers
will be given special attention
394-396 Broadway 42287
Printers of State College News
Mills Art Press
Sporting Goodse—meets their joyous approval.
Phone 4-3775
ithe | StateCollege News
Stare Coutece For Tgacters, siveae N. Y. Fripay, ance 31 19380 $2,265 Per Year, 42 Weekly Issuen
Vou. XTV. No. 16
Y
Here’s the big boss herself, Catherine R, Norris, general ch
wi for Junior prom tonight, can afford to sinile when all arrang
cuts for the dance either have been completed ne are in the hand
\ F guble committee chatrinen
Two members of the commitice
vi their hills while
junior week-end ‘tonight
Ruth 1, Hughes and 7 %
fief, Miss Norris, is seated, : iY
ite college withority iss
Foiunior prom President
Voie Rrubacher, Dean Anna
1 Dean William 1
trons. aati rt
dunce tonight
F expect to wear seid slipper
ivan yheve qu vantent
Milde UL
od time tonight. Prony tert f iruien for prom ares Alive A, Bennett, general arrangements; Marion
Girenan, Winifred 1 Murtbut, invit rothy © Rasmussen, arrangements’ for faculty; aud Beatrice Var
f 2 3 STATE COLLEGE NEWS, JANUARY 31, 1950
And in this corner
Anne I
Ww
Tunky center
Wte st
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, JANUARY 31, 1930
ette Harrison
i f
* CxO x ‘ f Ruth
Bertha Ni
Breer! | it tune, but one can't keep
2 M will teach swimming
cout training camp, Bei
lash!
\ ‘
Dorothy Brimmer, ”
until March 28 to" prepar
for the Girls’ Athletic association
vaudeville show, which will be pre-
this year in the auditorium
hall instead of the annual
musical comedy
Walls
“Are you going
Doones or anit
these two actress
ably asking th
refreshments commit
looked over her shoul
menu, Left to right
A. Hunt, ‘31, Isabel
wid Audrey N. Sulliy
mores. Miss | Hunt
Sullivan played the fond fathers
in "The Romancers," and Miss
Peard served tea between acts,
¢ Lorna
ker?”
were prob
rman of the
The two,
Mary E. Cooley, °3
the pretty cameo, is
to smile for the ¢
At the extreme
Next to her
dst oi their frolicing at the recent masquerade of the Young
aust in the person of Margaret C, Service, 32, who took
Cairns, ‘31, who did er best to colot up things at the party
Marie C. Havko, ‘30, who edited the student directory, and
he southern belle 2, with the long tresses and
the Dramatics and art council
Cc. KISSAM
R
WHISTON,
CAPTAIN
ew Jeryey State
Hege by a8 to.
Hire yates within eight
ay Jamaica, Teachers «
sin Whiston
ave playing then last sea
State, besides Leo Allan, who
ees tn the picture
Kaynond in the lower
left hand ¢ will probably
the game for the rest
