Vor, XV No. 20 State Coitece For Tracners, Annany, N.Y. Fray, Mav 8 1931 $2.25 Per Year, 32 Weekly Issues,
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caa,wue orev... GEORGE P, RIGB, 32, NAMED EDITOR;
tte WEEK-END TODAY "Ryne aw NEW STARF 10 BEGIN WORK FRIDAY
AT BURDEN LAKE 8 Editor With Miss Lewis
es Flowers
Andrew Hrity Ts Elected | Managin
And Bernard K
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Second Baseball Contest Will Be
At Ridgefield Park At 3:00
‘Tomorrow Afternoon
Journalism Fraternity oh
(-) SAUNDERS TO ACT To Have Party Tonight
AS TOASTMASTER
AT 1934 BANQUET
REVOTES WILL BE
IN 11:10 ASSEMBLY
LUDLUM REPORTS
tes frat
xt
Bureau Gets Posiitons
For 88 For Next Yea I
Annual Concert To Be
a At Chancellor’s Hall.) tu si
RIVALRY CONTESTS ai i Grogs hy
70 OPEN PROGRAM ‘%,\c'"piteiaiy te ie Sela a8 vad wees se ia sins
OF MOVING-UP DAY |."0.",00"
Changes In Freshmen Requirements
Are Male In New | C olka re Catalogue
4 Miss Mead Will Edit ;
Echo During Next Year “ Ma,
OR TEACHERS
State College News
2 i STATE COLLEGE NEWS. FRIDAY,
MAY 8 1931
telligent amount of study plus a healthy amount of
State College Ne wines rogue thented Sunnihation
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‘The Undergraduate Newspaper of New York tthe college gin} should not be as its
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| “whats” will become effective
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increasingly on tee aprile i as not sirprisin area the schedule
when the salient elects Hee wwwanen ate leary aad thes aire saticipautinne a repetition af Kast year's, san
Hemonsteated they will be cstnprelic fay tertiles AM yeiven sal be well itn
than the idealistic paint af view ' shanen are urged
Hust what then shoul the el c in while seniors shonk have in their
ef tue gorinary atl atte ath 0 wt Teast tie handherchiets during: the render
tee ta pe mit i ih duneauices applications asi bet
' i es spine ternal
f are esteeniely fal of thw
ste lived a eonble heaber
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is unbearable ate rales aban't flan, hee a
Nether type teanil on every amiga taerivt es He Mallee seit er ann Mean ‘st
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wiv Tide in geweal The are Ushly. elf Mahi’ Haswell rs takai est wk
phistivates whe fiw na pleastire iy excitement at
Gf met aerials, AME ths at votes lal with the haves faded at Pha
tiie Beye tll
whine tok Paar iore lee dean the
the aha anata br f
ie HPinnwens cetives at tee pan ddatly ?
Gymnasium Becomes Navajo Reservation:
2500 School Children See Indian Work
J vocabulary. He does his awn
turing,
Ry Rorw Barz
Junior Associate Fd
pla
jewelry maize, and athe 4
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Hoste The three Indians ate adorned
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tinder the supervisiett ot \
vers fifteen thattannl
Hovthy three: states, atl
vi etines, AC tlie te
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he week Ted will travel to Chicases tiene t
lite by Berton Le ceatinue their eyhibi
NEWS ANNOUNCES
FINAL TABULATION
OF PRINTED COP}
MEN TO CONDUCT
MEET TOMORROW,
MILLER REPORTS
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DISPLAYS ETCHINGS
; New Board Will Edit Seip af the etry cand I
Last Namber Of Lion ', "00 0h
The nest iste et the Liat will Fatiiee il wri M
ama hie tt alate The wl
Teicha Waltsnnne Hot sy Ties Wa th
Calendar
‘Today
Whe nda
Fig Matsa poate Nh
Wallan Neto, Edavaral Jee uh
ark iN rad ni Tomurrow
rare ai i
MEMBERS Sapa tnpswell Moet it |
w muenibers tor the tn : 4
wil tor nest year Wl a0 Ault a
, iy Mes assetnth tae noc i
1 ty tu Wer ob '
Hull, Vlaine Barber, "Sh, test
‘tot the vonueil, anitintined tala
These meiubers will be alien
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1931
Y.W.C.A, CHOOSES —
{931-82 OFFICERS
Asenath Van Buren, '32, Will Be
President Of Organization,
Elections Report
Asenathy Van Buren, A, was elec
ted president of the Young Weanen’s
Christian Assoriation, for west year
She will succeed Caralyy Welles, ‘8H
retiring president, Miss Vain Buren
will atten the New: York state coin
mittee amveting of Y. We aad YM
CAs at Syracuse, this week-end
Helen Borer, M2. way elected
vieespresident, “There will beat te
vote between Hila strom, A,
and Joan Watkins, “Ak. fur sevretary
andl etween Ruth Geddsiith,
and Louise Wells, By thar tre
Laura Styn, “AR, was elected
graduate representative
VOW. GA. will conde ae Iwas
fast at 660M, toe murano Moons
up Days in thee caterers, accord
ty Miss Kelley, Helan Burglar i
he general «hairs
Ve iM cotwhwt a
Mothers’ lay vesper service, Stand
Hermon an the Lome
Classical Club Makes
1931-32 Nominations
Doral
Pivrethy Metsinns
presulent, Annu
secretary, Murgar
Teahel Lawrence
Jor, sophmore
reasurer, Mar
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1W
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ANNUAL ’31 BALL
WILL BE JUNE 15,
| MiSS HUNT SAYS|
Feith Hunt, ‘31, will be the gen-
cral chairman for the
ball to be condne
nual senior
on June 15,
the night of commencement, at the
Anrania eluh, New
Comb, ekiss president, announced
This
the last svocial fume
committees have been ap.
pointed by Miss Hunt, “hey inelude
House, Mire Basel. ehairnan
Catherine RL Norris and Rose
Kerens avers, Eva Dewers, ebair
umn, Raymond Cs and Cath
erine Hrodlvricks advertising, Hor-
we Myers. chairman, Margarethe
jer and Tren Hieks
Lucia Stephens, chairman,
Florence Linindall and) Mae Bane
1. favulty, asthe Cairns, ehair
han, Zoe Hinrichs and Mice
plain ins, Margaret
Hikes, etairman, Dorothy Kline
wid Marsuret) Maltigany and re
Hreshinenits: Anne Cruickshank,
wurinat, Katherine Krenger and
Frere Dhekinnssn
Dransky, '32, Is Alpha
Phi Gamma President ‘
vinnel Pieanshy, “22, will he presi:
1 Myla Phi Canina, ational
i journalistic: fraternity, a
fara a result af the elvetions eon
Hnetel at a meetings fast Monday
wiates will he Nndrew Hite
Meavers, juniors, first
il vice-presidents respec
wut Helen Meade, ‘32, secres
treasurer, Mined 1, Basel, ‘31,
his president, sannounced
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IF YOU RECEIVED
THE LETTERS
you write
Would you be proud of them or
just a bic sheepish? What about
theappearance of theenvelope—
the paper? Would they make you
want to read the letter itself?
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J. Bruce Filby Is 1933
Leader For Next Year
ae ¥ ice Filby was elected ore
ext year's junior class
bere con
has been tre:
80 Sign Up To Alttend
1933 Dinner On May 16
ighty sophomores have signed
up for the second annual Moving-up
ting innde of Wa debHO Hoga cose
which will be conducted in the cafe=
teria of Heted full next Saturday,
HONOR FRATERNITY
INDUCTS ELEVEN
AS NEW MEMBERS),
juniors and two sophomores
ducted members of Pi Gamma
honor
onal social
Monday
i Moriarity
science
ight,
3, preset |
ud directed the Trouba-| 3
year, He is a mem
elta Rho fraternity.
two years,
dour show th
ber of Kappa is
The other officers who were m rer profess6r of history, will be the
elected are: vice president, John] Who are selected because of Melt speaker at the dinner, and Miss
aroline Lester, instructor in mathe=
Mar-| aties, will also be
drew Hite, Hein ee tv etty a
wshlin, Cath! from the dia
les ores will fe
cording tw Evelyn
chairman of public
ham will be toast
Detlefson; secretary, Alvin Lewis:
rer, Ralph Harris;
Ruth Reynolds: song le
crine Longs and cheer leader,
trude Sawyer
The representatives
hoard are Edward, Coyn
Dinneens | Mary “Treln is
repurter,
ler, Kath
Ger- |)
on the finance |
Abbie
4
aret
| Roohan, sophomores
| Guernsey ‘T, Cross,
Governor Roosevelt,
secretary to
accepted
pete | ent i
imber Of | jae
apter of
\
arrangements,
decorations, Laura §
t
the Rainbow | Htertainment, Clayton Stewart
wmvore Hotel, | Hetty Gc don faculty,“ AWvina
Bruce Tilby;
nd publicity,
GIVES METHODS TALK
Miss Marion Redway,
in Milne High selwol
English methods. ¢
day and ‘Thursday abe
Dr. Gertrude pros reat | 112 Students
a ie miuct the Give High School Tests
biokwgy club en a fiekt trip to Camp
Creswell tomorreas, for the pu ‘of the education eh
of tests san meast
i Miss’ Greenberg,
The members libri
ion 112,
were in charge af a series ai
stests whieh were given to. the sty
spoke to the
studying birds. a
Theresa Mauri
cording to
resident of the club, ie Junior high school | tian of Tibraries for teachers
will eave the Plaza at 2 ute De Bagh Suuth, as- to Miss Katherine
iii will probably return at 3:80 sistant professor of education, had ng. supervisor of English in
welock, Miss: Maurice sid Mat He eee [line Hak in
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1931
MEN TO DISCUSS
FRESHMAN CAMP
Camp, ny rovements_ Is
("Meeting In. Lounge
Tomorrow Night
There will be a general mecting |g
the|t
of the men of the College i
Lounge tomorrow night at
les to disenss the fresh
Nps according te
Dransky, camp director.
Sannuel
Re-
freshments will be served and mov
ing pictures of the freshman camp,
conducted by Rochester university
will be shown at the meeting,
‘The subject
be: “How freshman camp can be
improved over last year.” ‘Thi
‘of the upper classes will ka expeciat
to suggest id
tof the
Ked to relate and disclose what
missed at freshman camp last
year, Several members of the
faculty will be asked to attend th
meeting,
The camp may be moved to a
nearer site than Cossayuna lake, ae=
cording to Dransky. ‘The camp is
now too far away to permit many
of the members of the faculty t
visit it conveniently, he said. It
was mainly through the | sug:
gestion of Mresident A, RB. Bru
bacher that the change in site was
considered, ‘The presgram of the
second day of freshman camp will
be built to allow those members of
the faculty that find it possible tv
nd interview the fresh
en to interest then in courses,
A welle organized plan vt adver
tisingg will be inaugurated te attract
attention to the camp, according
George P. Rice, chairman of pub
licity. Notices and a letter will be
Sophomores Give Tree
As Part OF Class Gift
pre
th class has
sented a tree to the College a
part of its class gift, Hetty Gord:
announced today
J planted
sophomore
class president,
‘The tree isan elu andy
day, Miss Gorden said.
pleting the details for the pureliise
TO BE DE:
imfecrsity tat fhe M
Dresses
4BN2 Peart St
wesTains
Thew tuo they ure sw
moderately privesd
at
DOLLARS
Uni
‘Theme | dition that was
the meeting wilt] |
Club Will Elect New
Officers On Tuesday
Canterbury club will conduct
election of officers for next year in
room 101 of Draper hall,
according to Beatrice Hertwig, ‘31,
president. ‘The nominees for presi-
HERE AND THERE
This year’s freshman class at the
ersity of Pittsburgh broke a tra-
143° years old by
having a class dance,
Miee-president, Flora Wursttin and
Ethel Zotz, sophomores: secretary
e| Esther Grannis and Misia Wood
fires! nil Honor Mulford
i profit of over
sult, the treasurer, Elizabeth Oliver, Honor
resale the | Muliord,
lances away with the fair one
Student publications at Ohio
University
calitor and buisness manager eneh Fe- and Dorothy” Merselis,
ceived $2,000" salary juniors: ‘reporter, Frances Keller
re i At if ect, plang were dis
a to cussed Tor a picnic at, Norman
a Winters, ‘31, and Miss
chairmen
larice Si
Was appointed to make
the
re recently heen inereased and
‘Tuesday, | lar
game
It was understood that Ia
were overjoyed to find a man who }
could
t
unerring accuracy make each throw
good.
secutive strikes in the first and sec-
‘ond innings.
Hartwick men were re
lack of pructice was the
errors amade in the see
| Hartwick scored three runs on one
New Board To Assume
Duty On Paper Friday
(Continued ‘from raye one, column fie)
SPORT SHOTS
Ossy Brooks pitched a spectacu-| {ene of ifs cliss and eited the 134
nd, at the same time, steady freshman handbook. His fratern
Saturday against’ Hartwick, | are D
ternity Al
Journalisin
ck of prac-
¢ Frances Keller, Marion| tice would cause a disappointing re-
he ordinary and Clarice Sinimons,| sult, so that State college was more
partner of the Inlet nominations for officers |F, 638 disconsolate 1s editor, was an
nee with, the "eut in” 1 he other nominations for officers ‘ he W44.andhool
ut out” a large yellow lemon | the mecting this week are:| However, rooters who attended th f 46 boot
Vivespresident of
Gamma and is alse a
Kappa, and of
y sicilsei=
the niew president
Men's. Christian asso
eet tresstrer ot his
Thus the first three class awl representative uit the. st
dent board af finance. He is also a
member of the 133. freshman camp
connie
frist yee ane ha
sl. noone cis
throw eleven times at
shaped wooden plate and with
Brooks threw eleven con- ‘
The most noticeable ¢
and Kerhel have been
the News daring the
nm active in the
Both
Grofessors, $8000 fo hit and three errors, “The first jl
te professors, 5000 a FSC have served iit aumerotis publicity
Ge, eae teas, 8 | sone Roca Mien Hell [ose sn cto es Made ae
to $3,000; instructors, $40 grounder from third and threw the Lewis is seeretary-eleet of the sophos
The University of Chicago. boasts Leader For Next Year ti ist inswot of ws think Mesto tribution
(1) the "youngeste largecuniversity | Dorothy Hall was electe presie, Where Suumders, shortstyp, hath eos ale tie ethos malta te ae
president in the country, (2) the dent of the class of 1 next cred the rumer who was forced jssuiate editor ef the THM hatdlwede
Oldest fresh in the United States, Year, asa result of the from second, ‘The theaw went over and an ssc ite editor of the Bele
the is 92 ht ecg allfresmany Shih ere Feceatly candace 8 Gooars hea Me is
rule (3) a professor who wears fer the supervision ol The second ‘was committed by
side-whiskers and rides a bieyele) The suse cats lected are: Vite* Goodrich who allowed a fast ee
arcu the campus, (47 its recog present. Reber! Rankine: sere fo get) through him, | Moreland "» Hiteer oof U4 Conon Mu,
ni thru” ay correct spelling, (3) tary Leah Ki fumbled a grounder between first
‘ot having biel the famous actor, Mik Eleanor Gages” reporter, | Ielet and second, and when he finally got ATTENDS MEETINGS
ton Sills as. professor, and (4) cere Ruhel: manauer. wi girls’ athletics. hold of it, he threw to home instead ir. 1 Dobell a
ancinaliot” teachings Virsina Tiwkines “representative of to second where the runner was. Hif¢=r
ew trls \ietie asst oni Fareed from Best There were tus, the tenciers
he Univeriy Ga” Vienna sth athtetiess Kenneth, Miller: eiitur vot Met, Out, thus the putout at second 1! fllate Gal
abides by at few old customs which the Pedagoxne, Vera Burns: bnsie “See pave sled Tee dee cael ele “ue
Have never’ been willrawi, these hess maniweer ‘of the Teagaxue,| yyqitet tt all Inthe three
every pledge Mishael Fev te imines ples only one hit
tail vote, anil attendance at class is. finanve Deard, Ruth Martin, Seveaileane i cata haley
compulsory Hines, Ger | aati tat Masson odsnasoPnisu firs irene
- rented ahaa APU hd throw from the pitcher beressgt wd Mandan
\ Univers neste, stent Han. at Ura ; The:tennin Gare wah: vty, we Intensive Summer Courses,
areested fir seis penne: without xt lier Weir, Cerirule Cori, jy Jee tamale team, won every set
a Ticeme at the Wistenni-Atinnesota The revotes will be condictel Stennis men, “weaning. the ‘season Ma oy oe
football giume, pleated his own case, | Thn nom, according Ww Nett opener by the score of 6 to 0
anid winning it, sold a pennant to the
recorder.
Is DELEGATE
- Mildred Siith, “32, will he the
ALUMNI TO RETURN ida Seine if Rin ehapie et
Many alunmi are expected to tee Mpha Rosia Phi sorority: at
turn for the ammial spring. formal fourth biennial national convention,
dance to be conducted hy College which will he “conducted at, the
ti ‘aturdays might May fo, Greve Park ing, Veheville, North
aceording tw KE, Lluyd Morelaad, Catalina, front Jinly- ta July” 1
2, president, | Lr. Danwal
a) assistant professor af hist VISIT SORORITY
and Mrs, Smith, will actus chaps Ana Gulensky, 24% Mellie Kaul
erones, and the “wnitsie will ituby
ished by the Kuickerhorker Aes
M relied sini,
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