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1935 $2.25 Per Year, 32 Weekly Issues
Juniors To Elect |
Prom Queen Today
1937 Leads 1938 In Rivalry;
Women Now Guard Banners
With, the score at five to two and
a talf in fayor of the Class of '37.at
the end of the first semester, frestic
nuuiesopliomore rivalry. continues
nner rivalry is renewed with the
women in chirge. If cith
succeeds in getting and. keeping
otier’s banner, five rivalry. points will
Announce Orchestras for Dances;
Committees Plan Activities for
1936 Week-End
he awarded that class
Last year saw some exciting ri-
‘he election of a queen to preside ¢ Valery coitducted in a wholesome
junior prom F of fun. ‘This. year's
of contin
100) ta 2300
South Allen street
after assembly in the audi-
fe linll, according to Edwaril
vice-president of
i weneral chairman
Freshman Team
Named To Meet
He junior
the week
FE HL eRe ares Vale St. Rose, Colgate
prom, Peterson is now concluding a] Eight members of the freshman class
event months! engagement at the Edge| will "represent State collese in inter=
woo follesiate debates | sehicdliled
Junior lunchcon will be Saturdiy| Rose college of Alban
niga, Febriiary 23. Genevieve Curley | niversity.
Kealafdjian, juniors, Tn tryuils recently conducted asp)
and
co-chairmen.
rails to the tears displayed their for~
Gone Saninareo and nis Hendhike Mude|ensie abilities by” making _five-minu
son drchestra from ‘Troy will play. for| speeches on the. subject, “ Resolve
tea dance {0 be conducted after luncheon |'That the federal government shi
n $300 to. 8300 ofclocke at the Auel rant aid to public education.”
nia club. Miss Annette Dobbin, fii-|judges, Miss Agnes Puttercr
Bry-
of English, Donald C
in French, and Miss Caroline | jrofessor
strictor
cuinpleted their requirements
Van, Dew:
TMi
will Ihave
Grit) cefreatunetts
flowers and. taxis, | list. seinester
Tlizabetlt | burs, reqistrar
rane
Elizabeth
Hardmeyery
marrell, chairman,
Miss Elizabeth
umouneed {olay
Some Aspects of Norwexian
talk ont
The Student Christian Movement
of
Literature:
The committees are as follows ww Yark State will sponsor, a. student
rangenents, "35 chair conferonre at State college Friday, Saur-
‘nut Kose, Connelly, thay, anid Sunday” (ebriary’ 18, 16, 17),
aMaabet Storidardy ‘on the a, econorale_seucty
i possible today?" Sarah Logan, 133,
resident of the Young Womens Chriss
tan association, and Tyan Pritchard, 136,
president of the Young Men's Christian
Hon, co-chairmen of the confers
Neilson, Cl
students) Carl
*35, Jean Kamerer, ‘03. servi ‘ss0¢ z
Rudd, '36, chairman, Margaret 'Sirong,| ence, announced that State students
5, Marion Bawman,| might register for the conference in
fun Room X all next week, ‘Tha fee for the
joris. Hammersley,
Marie Doherty,
Glynn, and: Esther
dents,
conference and banquet fs
Decekag toa eh celvanta waluersi
fies and colleges are expected to atten
t| Jerse:
LISTS PLEDGES
Helen H. Moreland,
Who sponsored, rushing:
nen and
1 hie lists of those 0 be
y Coneah,
Varsity To Pla:
The
este
preliminary
30, o'clock
will furnish 1
college, Vassar colle
Union colege, Co
Lawrence. univers
folytechnic institute
school, and. Osweg
vi for the
Skidmore
age college,
open forums,
[Sororities Pledge
100 In Rush Period
Chi Sigma Theta, Psi Gamma and
Delta Omega Lead) With
‘Twelve Each
Results of rishi, cont
rorities diy Jast
feased by Miss. Helen Moreland dea
Of women, show tie pleduin of tlireo
sophomores and ninety-xeyen freslimen,
‘over
‘The total is an increase of cle
the number pledged during the activities
last year.
si Gamma, Delta Omega and Ci
Sigma Theta: Jed in the number) of
pledges with twelve each, Phi Delia fole
Towed with) (en and) Gamnia, Kapp, Phi
with nine,
fame pledge lists of excl sororily
Pippa
Anpstoon re Hi
SMation: Holt A
aura one! Rel, Dorothe
Han)
‘Klin,
array foals
dean of | Lit eaten rio, vranoe4
of fresh | men.
has an-
ple
Sane wi scene
Jorle Crist,
Dell abet
Tish’ stullany Loui
Lester, svauematies, wil ant and Lonis W. Jones, instructors in p
pour. is general] English, chose. the Tollowing
Mentitrs of the committees. Cor prom} ene Pasha cHHeten Callens, Wate] o‘Thitough an windiselosed /reacod ba
who are aavsting Krarice ares music| iam Deudt, Herbert Dros) Jot Are ketball mtinued at New
Karl 1, lbers¢_ decorations, Martha {hur and Warren Densiiore | Jers tcicliers’ college, thus re-| C0 Sinn Chota: Marlon Dall
Senet oie s |Jeracy State Teachers college hus re] cata! Aa! SU aa Mant Ba
Fotnnil Hinrloite, Rockovt, chai | | svith college tomorrow might ih, inte ateans culnegt
nan, Father Carlson, Glenn U \Regisirar Lists 22 Efforts to orate some other volley otra alle al do
Hoar, Willian Bakers’ programs, George | team aunstiecessful beeause_ of the bin) fot
Tineroft, chafrman, Ary Lourdes: Mur Midyear Graduates) | +I ens coach Rus went nat.
Maruisong invitations, vantager: Pred. Nohewan nue
chairman, Jia Twenty-two seniors: are inch night at 8:30 vclocke th Ph 9
res, Jayne Buckley, chair: [thie list of prospective graduate sty vil pec the “itramural | rh rth Dino aya
students’ sean ont the iia anager sav Bhai raved
frvatime
iniuued on pore & column a) [10 tereive Dachelor of Science ¢ pre
[Siorin® Marsal ty ee ee ethene othe gra « EH a ono eaten, 4)
Library School Plans — {siute: ‘Wiorton Amidon, Marie Austin,| sity ita pr fe Peeratortl angus
Founders’ Day Fete| i" Mell, Melen Muckiey, Catherine | iiloney Hlonegen, "eal Hindu Will Discuss
‘The lhrary sliool will conduct ita| Je AI Mise Mary. E, Finehi| Cryany *Toucinlown'’- Lovet India Youth Plans
fninall Founders’ Day: teu Friday’ alter-| uty France, John Geren, Nova] ier, Foley, “Clark | "The Youth Movement ti India” will
Hoon, ebraary, 15; in the Lotnge of] Rath Minky: Ruth Mor } Gal Cantor, “Dap-{he whe subject of a talk by’ Lieutenant
A ear LG ee oerae uray Pare tine ad fia ele ervait and ek Wick (Ge Retiatyyn. iu the 1110
Ft a URE tt eet iit
See yee cttecy garni ean “ieee, win asa
let tie italy seo! at'site] Stctte College Will Entertain Jaen aN Mork ofr Mi
Sat een ge Papenetiiaitaiaiet neni
Worker at the Albany Home for Chi Fy a) Pare 5) syp¥ | tor of philosonly. He was on the sta
HE Ee aaa ia tenes Student Christian Conference} (i iii clue baveriy of
Sra anidene patel iavearvanta
tip of
country:
tral atts codleges for men
his return to. Tndiay Lieutenant krise
ge, Russell
algae i
ity, Renis-
Cortland
Normal |
‘onferet
target le
1
officer in the
ud if one of the few.
recelyed this honor,
Dritish act
Hindus who
a bangs, tance tn the Conny ons
peakers will incltide Professor King
Gordon of Montreal, Miss Rose Terlin, ANNOUNCES “DEADLINES
conomic Secretary ‘of the national ors] AMl senior activities for the 1935
ganization and Dr, Thomas Mutch of /edagogue must be tn by esl iat
Schenectady, Miss Helen Morelanit flay" hy Catharine Harney, 8, el
Dean of Women, is faculty advisor of
the conference.
inchiel, ‘The ng for snapshots
ie Monday also, ahe auld,
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FEBRUARY 8, 1933
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FEBRUARY 8, 1935)
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Voll XIX; No. 12 Frebriinry 8; 1033 Albany, N.Y,
ABOLISH CLASS OFFICES???
mwa for November 16, 1934, the
oned. Tt
members. of
at, Coun
for continuing the: pre class
Suggested that tHe small nuinber ih each
the clans by paying, dues) wns indicative of a ack of interest |
tions, It was polnted oat th ary was flouted, tat the minority
rilled “At the same tine arded this situation as ine
tolerable but fexil: We rel with minorities tor do we direct this
attack against any’ person, Our motive was and is based strictly on principle
In reply. to our various statements, we have, the following comimunteation from
A representative of the student body’ (whose iliently wwe do not disclose. simply
ecitise of editorial policy):
Recently there appeared in the NEWS an editorial con
tending that class organizations should be abolished. In sup-
port of this contention it was argued that a small minority,
those who have paid their dues, can easily and legally run
the activities of a class. ‘This {s admittedly true, but whether
or fot fan argument for the abolition of class organiza
tions, 18 a question,
‘Where are in this college many persons with spirit enough
to accomplish things, ‘They work hard, fulfill their obliga
tions, and in many cases find an outlet’ for their energy in
class activities, ‘These persons should not be cheated of this
field of activity because of the LACK OF SPIRIT AND
RESPONSIBILITY of others, | ‘That ts, unfortunately,
Tene in this college, The #
to compete with thove of other colleges can be asc
this fooling. ‘There is no one in State college who cannot
Afford to piy his class dues and take an active part in class
tivities, If, within a short perlod of time, it were a case
choosing between the payment of class dues and departure
from college, no one would leave,
Let us not, therefore, argue for the abolition of cl
ganizations, but rather let us argue for a more definite display
Of class spirit, Surely no one wishes to remember himself
merely as a State college graduate, He wants to say, "Class
of =| Boy, what a class!
We wish to comment the Gre spieit whch prompted the writer, It iy suet
cant mitke cliss organizations, as well ts other Coll
anjoyable- anid yalable
cil ot, this our campus? Has not the graph ‘sone
down hill! during tie depression years? TL fs our opinion that the elasses of today
fie different from those who jisiitited this idea of paying lary dues. As a group
We lave w much different outlook, We are of necessity: foreed to realize that the
Mruwele {or education, especially o¢ this College, lias caused, if we examine the
Tecords, a majority.of the student body to omit paying their class da
fperaist in continuing an outmoded organization, We nee class spirit
Reeded class spirit, fut should we not pay. heed to, the
consider sigaly. (hese, ications ¢
‘Are, class’ organizattons as they exist at the present time of
gufficlént value to be retained? What procedures should be
followed in order to effect a more democratic system?
]
|
THE STATESMAN
What a eller) Rushing ts over and
each sorority has is pledges + «alter
Je displaying. of Ute new stooges and |
pins events |
how
the old
thie mighty |
Rave way to the tiew
perhaps
fell and the weal arose
the men will Have @ chanice (0 danice wit
State women at the games now
if we have a game «
innocent looks on many fac
spite the
there was}
State's rushing system
“A woman can change
Hot after twelve |
the usual tear|
shedding when one |
sorority mobbed together jn the hall, it|
making. but when it was all
Friday jn the college year by the Editorial Board representing | over, good feclitig prevailed « on
to other things some ducks fly
south in the winter but one Duck came)
hort, wonder when State will
have a fuakeiball,sehiedule to be: proud]
f, to regain the
Who is preventing
i they want
or else rumor is lying
Who crashed’ a class this week with
card What sorority
tlilrd to Ko into seclusion
ig comity who are you taking
| OF are you one Of the fortunate
in fing boys.
SENIORS, JUNIORS WIN
in Wednesday's first: intrasmural ganic
by a score of 20-17, The ju
second, downing the
0, Sdwal Parry, 135;
Margison, 136, were
the night with 11 and 12 point
spectively,
The seniors defeated the freshmen | Feady for
(a Senior Teachers
Commence Duties}
TO WHOM IT
Recently several
interest fo the enti
body Have: been
Such material
columns, but, when such
fions avelseat in unsigned) {t tan always,
been our policy to. disregard them
The News Board welcomes any and
Al communications . which members
the faculty or student body may. care
to bring to the attention of our read
The News always has and always
provide space for such com
tions, whether they be pro or con.
AS, stated in the masthiend on
two, “the News does
dorse sentiments ex;
butions. No comi
printed unless th
left with the
Nuws, Anonymity, will be preserved if
So desired. ‘The News does not guar
seemed as if a Iynching was in the) antce to print any or. all. communiea
tions.
THE EDITORS.
Residence Hall
Excavation Work
Is In Progress
Subzero winter temperatures have fot
deterred the Alumni association fi
their projected residence: lal
xeavation work and extensive
ins on the tract are occupying the
tgntion, of the contractors’ at toon r
Unoficially, the cost, of Rat ae ornaclat
igreunl work will cost $15,000" the Nuw
Tearnied today,
Actital, construction of the first unit
is tentatively: set for sprinye
| formulated “that this section
F occupancy by freshman wo:
meh entering in September, 1935, the
class of 1939,
BOARD TO ME
_ There sill be a mecting of th
roard Wediiesday: it 72300!
inthe Activities ollice, “Draper fll
Life in a f
BOOKS 3 itso ence
Russian Prison; Tale of the Age
A Revelation =
of Soviet Tactics
(ier Sale in the Co-op)
ana ‘Tehernavin, (translated from the
Russian by N. Alexander), EP.
ton and Co,, Ine, New York
Russia, or as we sliould say, the Union
of Socialist Soviet Republics, remain
till a land of mystery, abounding
tunustal, Mime. ‘Tehernavin’s work
teh t0 remove this veil of mystery
her ageoutnt mayb as ah autienitic
picture of phases jet cont
sinple tale, very readable
ily. revelations,
reiler's attention.
periments
regimentation and ‘economic
Her stay. in prison
surikes the very” fibre of the reader's
tinations. She arouses intense ity for
fier plight and intense disgust of the
jethieals used by. the OGPU, secret police
tooKes of the Soviet, The story of her
reunion with her family and their escape
from the clutches of the Soviets con-
stitutes a vivid tale. We recommend it
oumer-menu’ to. those wha Have
reading some of the
ead packioe nese
Excape from the Soviets, by ‘Tati-}
ere Again
Portrays Youth
(Hor Site in the Co-op)
Little Orvie, by. Dwah ‘erki
Cat
fascinating reading
the fi f Orvic
along with our
Penirod—and, of courst
AUTHOR ON VISIT
Mine. Teliernayin,
vivid Escape from the Satine
the College Ca-on on Wednesday
hares Tehernavin addressed the 1
‘ y association at its meeting
Wednesslay night at Chancellor's bal
Mr. Sayles Announces
List of Practice 7
Milne School
Monday marked
teachers in the Milne
of the seniors, and
sudentsy this was a i
fice teaching, while
ilieir duties front Ja
M the student teachers
was visits in the south, hie heard “Lead |
later played before the Governor of the
Ballads In True Native Style
To Feature Lomax Presentation
first-hand version of negro ballads,
tint folk songs Wil be hard | Basketeers Down _
‘ive neuro mimuc| N, J. State, Drew;
Bow To Poly Five
a program of
mnpositions gathered from a life
hern plantations and in prison] ‘The wandering State college hasket-
The singer will be brought to} ball squad) registered 607 averaxe,
Lomax, widely. known | winning two games and losing one) of
wal metropolitan trip from Janne
in the auditorium’ of Page Wall Hight they downed New
During the past year when Mr. Lomax | Jersey State Teachers to the tune
| 38-20, 5 1 victory of their
ip ) skerinen
Jdruppedt one gant Hroaklyn
institute, however, when
Sha)" victory, Hor
askelects jour
Madison, New Jersey, where
» jofluenced hin, that Lead | they tho Drew. university. sua
granted 4 pardon,-""Several {and anid down’ easy feat with a
When Mr Lomi was. in| 73:24 seore
York, he was visited | who journeyed to New York
Y wwhio felt a0. fucose as follow @ Hanerott, Freds
Byres,
Helly” who was shen’ serving a life]
feterice tnt a Louisiana prison, sing, sonie
of his songs, Mr. Lomax. became
i and Nadya record made
‘This record was
constant | ard
ray
alae
|Sororities Face ‘Dateless’ Weeks;
Quarantine Upsets College Routine
ities fas been. the scenes of 7
Hligue during the past several) State Organizes
with a handicap of “10, dates,” |
and vides ins Pong ctey. as pela
Fencing ol miei and wonien
ye malady, scarlet fever,| are. being organized nu Stat, Instr
anearatice throughout | tion fv the, sport will bs given by Richard
(rigs parts of Ale| Hollister, 4.
ahincine Mow. ai Pai) ‘There ‘will’ be an attempt to. schedule
Gianna sorority during the peak of ex-| matches with Rustell Sage, K.P. Ty an
The sport is malin rapid) progress
con | he capital district and there
Examinations | why State should not aye a teat
it vite | forested eandidites should report 1. Mr
hut this unexpected occurs | Hollister for instruct
adel a. very. effective delay
vider |Week. End Chairman
Names Committees | |
(Caniinueds front nigel) colina)
Hobbie, Vincent Donahues prom queen
arrangements, Vera Shinners, chairman
Tosephh Ouellette, the) Sehlick;. pub:
prity rush
out thirty girls oblig licityy Augusta Katz, chairman, Huldah
1 week Classen,
rmiant again now Conunitices for tea dance are: music,
f the han at Bta Pit yess! Martha Dashniw, chairman, Ruth id
I it strike next? | ininds, Sebastian Albrecht; bids, W
Han Shahen, chairman, Gerald, Amyot,
Tenia programs, LaVonne
Margaret. Woodruff, |
refreshments, Virginia
Margaret Diet
CH i}
Muriel Clarkes elisa
along enna ea |
airman, |
Aviston,
Sil yeraian,
[anaes Classes)
SPORT SHOTS
The days of chivalry are not dead!
Knighiliood is still in flower! The
sharp ring of stecl on steel echoes thru
our fair halls, Our men (a nd our
Women also) are fencing industriously
under the expert tutelage of Richa
Hollister
Zt will soon be no novelty to gee a
pair of fraternity brothers defending
the Honor of their mutual: pair of
tuxedo: trousers with sabre (not to
mention might and main),
‘Already vival sorority’ irs have set.
led rushing differences by: mortal combat
iM dass in the sixty: fields behind Kens
Uricks,
Foils ure thrusted, ‘Thrusts are
foiled: Some fun! And plenty of
room for all (also sundry);
To turn to, a horse (or Norses). of a
nt color, The State wrist-rippers,
ing. successfully swapped) halfenelsons,
Hsing nates aid such wih ie exc
Journey to Willinins for a snatel with the
Mussachuselta’s manglers, sporti
Hon 40, the alle eld ay be ind by
arraigement with the Ny ¥
Sororities Receive
Freshman Pledges
(Contd frou page
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Mon Weta PALE Rowe Cufarollny Ney
Fohnvn, Jan attiten, Atte tain,
freannien
Pi Franoos Gani Illy
aah Cay silat Conway cath
Cri Scllodon, Martin Shootiyy treeluien
iow Apna Muth Hottnany rv
Jue inn
PAE Lauitila: s6athryn Carlnon
WILL TEACH “cuBS'
Niwws ub. clantes for: fi
resutne activities. Mon
and Will, be_ continue
ond ‘ceo
ers uilors,
\who will teaeh the' elisa”
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FEBRARY 8, 1935
UE eles one ae. ee | State College’ '
fquad de
In Hoop Contest} 7,5: oo i Boulevard Cafeteria
Graduates, Seniors, Sophomores i threw William, oy
; i ee an i State To Tackle by Pefoaaty ead, Bastern State Student Conference
With he junfors in the lead, the first) aroy utnaw ‘ati, Biate, in ain, with a 198-200 CENTRAL AVENUE ALBANY, N. Y. happen this year? As 4 1
Pe ee or eel (RTL RD Yi | M1. T; Tomorrow] smut maha te Reptesetiatves To Convene Tonight
the first semester, “Grad || into practice Wednesday, this momen: PLANS (i JEERE WE iscuss rOups, pen Forum,
ee ea ie Te real Raita a meta tal a| |EUANSIGONTERUNGH | gIZHe wi a uy enna ta
i! ast la ay A inss rivalry score ca ch ‘of Program Planned
vill ne Fe males : arbatliereera suai Ia aj i State Student conference
ahaa A habit will enter Page hall gym tome rf MOTs, 2 aia ree Agee:
teat econo A Js Pausetsersisi 6 Ili Hite of Techioloy beth uk ee APE t i i200 o'clock.
in 1084 aout the snars ver youre te Ing We : sas econ the “1 Rei alice
1932, 7 co—ad r ie K ‘ork stite will register in the
se 40 o'elon nt
Vou, XIN, No. 13 Stare Contec vor Teacuens, Annany, N, Y,, Finruary 15, 1935 $225 Per Year, 32) Weekly Issues
first in i
briiary 20 and 2 Me aha
conference will as:
ea ete ‘ G. will decile wh
of ie fiat sah i 84 ol ove they satisfy ‘7 i A eon ceo || HL eae Oca AH
don former Rhicile
Hannon i! i. cl i i ills! Activity Leaders | h tuniversity and: fen
Tea i 0 4 i000
Student Christian movement
corn Tinegan, ragunie, suidenty d 1 finitely ait, of the Draft New Rules SU AE ARTEL
Idwal. Pasty Paul Bulger and il Captain SCH? Rall, Jerry: An F H : Changed World!) Atiss Rose esl
Richard -Matgison, Juniors) Thomas Feed Lyriies ou the dawg startiy For Use Of Office ul GUNS YE ALES HG Fo
Barrington yan, sophomores sta sri :
ail Abo Wavsernan, 3 ave en i lowing i
arr nh the, lower corridor a topic
stan spective teams in the
“clifford. Ral ‘tails r d Welter, centers. | full, during College How rial social four will be conducted
‘eteres, “ ¥ : wards, All i
wt of Fules was. installed.
the use of the activities
il
drawn up) ly
ger Ja
thering i “Mural
sports association to nerease interest and
‘activity in. sports within State's walls:
No smoking : R
No Collegiate Center stu- feren ing tod Alas canine Neri i
dents or freshmen go) Normal schoo) will atten!
No one. except Board —
members or Cotincil The program) (omorrowy is as, follows:
GRECIAN ‘is (i) aw Caimaeieuee| Geet tridia: [ErstomityToladuct |i eraaiy UME
lefw working with one Neophytes Sunday| !5eihi 01 Tsuaive Seninr
SLURRED BHAT Hee
=o aes , y I eokuforcanenteote ieee ruea: Wein iis |e Gannett eranleeret renee e Ii, Miss. Terlin
sorpri tu Sie sandal ie ns 4 rahe it Hands of the Heads of the activities, in| wil conduct orinal initiation for its | 1330—Adidtess, Professor
; it ite] conjunction wit Dr Brubacher pled Sunday afternoon 4 niuie aud, Soelal Change!
ib ‘Oyen Forum for entire: eaters
|Helen Smith To Be i te i ih cal i f 5 Hirst Presbyterian Church, cor-
Kappa Phi Kappa Lutheran Delegate ber ¢ R Day of state ant Willett sleet ACN
q vil Dinners Shieaker, Dr. Thoma
‘34, were perceived ledges Eleven FRE CORREA ARC MESH Ri q Pete Ros $, Muteh of Sehenicetaly
tl willl represent the Toca | ANA : isketball ganic: Slate college
salgmile 1 sy o
Fee iin Robinean a0, Sather tek j *, ts = , j As New Members|; Helegate at the annual confers) Cat! Bohrer, John O'Brien, Paul x. Massachusetts Institute of Pechiol
sul Francis Weber CC A . ge. i <appa 1 ic t ' ° t *
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1 Pebruary De A. Brubicher wil be the wes! Gyeeks Announce
hiattse speaker at the banquet
Chairman of the| Will Melle Dr. Ralph Beaver, and La 4 Additional Pledges
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speaker in the 11:10 o'eloc The purpose of the course| and iyay be sponsored this year
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ANNOUNCES PROMOTION
N.P.FREDETTE rofewor King Gordon, former) exracuriclay acti, Rnphasis is] sage make, pres shakin ohining| ANNOUNCES
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COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE an the economic objectives of a Chris-|ton Coulter; dramatics, Margaret I Red Cr junior Hi-Y, campfi the vacancy
i Janey and Ellen Downing; beginners’! scouts, ail astronomy, Hilda Heiries,
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