STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1957
PAGE 6
Recess
Smiles Plans Sororities Hold
_ - One Mant Opinion - - - Administration Extends Thanksgiving
Youth Events Coffee Hours,
Last evening Smiles held a Hal-
loween party for the chi-dren at the
Clinton Square Neighborhood
House, announces Caroline Olivo
'59, Co-ordinator of activities.
Halloween Party
The children saw ghosts and gob-
lins and watched pumpkins turn-
ing into Jack-o-lanterns. Among the
stunts and games were prehistoric
animal races, a trip to the moon, @
horror house, and a costume con-
test. Their fate was predicted by a
gypsy fortune teller, and they were
served cider and doughnuts.
Many Coming Events
This is merely a sample of the
activities that Smiles has planned
ior this year. Any persons who are
interested in joining Smiles are
asked to contact either Miss Olivo or
Eilzabeth Wager ‘59, the Co-ordin-
ator of activities at the A.bany
Home for Children, This is an ex-
celent opportunity for anyone in-
terested in working with children
Frosh Meet To
Discuss Skit
Sharon Mocre ‘59, Class Organ-
{ er, announces that the freshmen
will mect this afternoon at 1 p.m.
in Page Hall
Rivalry Skit
The mecting will center around
a general discussion of the rivalry
skit. which will be presented on
Campus Night, Further considera-
tion will be given to the creation of
fa class newspaper
Dead'ine
All freshmen are urged to bring
their handbooks to the meeting so
that the songs which each frosh
must know ty today can be sung.
Freshmen are reminded that any
upperclassman who requests then
to sing any of the songs can be
asked by the freshman to sing the
ong in return. If the upperclassman
is unuble to fulfill this duty he is
unabl to hand out a warning
| L. G. BALFOUR
Fraternity Jewelry
Badges, Steins, Rings
Jewelry, Gifts, Favors
Stationery, Programs
Club Pins, Keys
Medals, Trophies
UNIVERSITY P.O, BLDG.
171 Marshall St.
GR 5-7837
Carl Sorenson, Mgr.
a
OO
THEATER-GOERS
Come to the
SNACK
BAR
Pledge Services
The sororities on campus are
planning coffee hours and announce
new pledges.
Charlotte Norton ‘58, President,
announces that Kappa Delta will
hold a coffee hour for Veterans,
Transfers, and Grad students on
Monday at 9 p.m.
Frieda Cohen ‘58, President, an-
nounces that the Faculty Tea,
scheduled by Sigma Phi Sigma for
Sunday, has been cancelled by the
administration because of illness.
Gamma Kappa Phi will hold a
coffee hour with Sigma Lambda
Sigma, Monday evening, states Judy
Swan ‘58, President.
Sally Harter ‘58, President, an-
nounces that Beta Zeta will hold a
coffee hour for Kappa Beta on Mon-
day night at 8:45 p.m
Pat Gearing '58, President, an-
nounces that Phi Delta has pledged
Jeanne Paczkowski '59 and Donna
Moysey ‘60. Replacement election:
Carol Webbers ‘58, Vice-President.
There is a popular misconception
inching its way through this camp-
us, that I feel should be corrected
before it does any more harm. AS
stated by Dick Kendall Friday at
the Sing, Rivalry is a PART OF
TRADITIONS and traditions is not
fa part of rivalry. In this paper and
in other areas of articulation at
State, severe criticism has been
leveled at the Sophomore Class,
criticisms which I feel are, in part,
unjust.
1. TRADITIONS: As stated
above, traditions are to be upheld
by every member of the student
body, and not just those who are
participating in Rivalry. It woud
seem logical that the Seniors, who
are about to leave this institution,
should be very concerned with the
enforcement of traditions, since,
assume, they would like to see them
remain as a part of State College
life (how many Senior “leaders
have given any warnings?)
By the same token, just becau
the Class of '59 is the “sis
By CHARLES FOWLER
of the ffeshmen, it does not mean
they should not give warnings to
freshmen for violation of traditions;
in fact, perhaps they should be glv-
ing the most, since, as T envision it,
their job is to see that members of
this class make a reasonable ad-
justment to State Col:ege, and trad-
itions are every bit a part of State
College.
The Sophomores, sharing EQUAL
responsibility with the other classes
tor the enforcement of traditions
are also involved in Rivalry. Tt ls
their job to participate in Rivalry
and beat the frosh, ‘They aren't
trying to beat them, however, by
paving then many) warnings and
taxing thelr Rivalry participants
out of competition tdespite the no-
tich that a few people have to the
contrary!
2. RIVALRY: A very just criticism
has been aimed ut the Sophomore
ss for thelr luck of participa-
Con in Rivalry, It isn’t, however, be-
cause we are devoid of leaders. To
borrow a phrase from "Common-
Stater,” there were enough “chiefs”
but not enough “Indians.” Rivalry,
we are told, is a “big thing" at
State. May I ask why the State
College News does not present it as
such in its Issues? Litt:e insignifi-
cant “digs" and “comments” are
hardly proper publicity for the ma-
jor affair that it is, A little more
time devoted to Rivalry and a little
less “to Ittle boxes that can think
up their own topic” ‘and say noth-
ing? might bring out a better re-
sponse, participation-wise anyw
ch the part of both the freshmen
and the Sophomores.
It is very easy to push the blame
for a failure in such a venture as
traditions and Rivalry onto one
uroup, but why make the Sophomore
Class the scapegoat? To be a litte
trite, but definitely sincere, “this
college consists of four (4) c asses,
eich of which has a definite and
equal responsibility in seeing that
our traditions, as a means of orien-
tation for the freshmen are perpet-
vated and enforced.
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Alo
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A filter that means business. An easy draw that’s all
flavor. And the flip-top box that ends crushed cigarettes.
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No troubly.
MusicCouncil ToHold Jazz Concert Sunday; > ° ; be mare ps i
Elliot's Quartet Performs On Page Hall se
tate College News
ALBANY. NEW YORK, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1957 VOL, XLIL NO. 21
4 i -
Cy ers m SX
rchestra Provides Prom Music;
f .
Coronation At Avalon | on ght
Junior Weekend Continues
As Classes Join For Junior,
Senior Party Tomorrow Night
The Chass ab 1959 opens its Junior Weekend tonight
it the Hotel Van Curler in Schenectady where Statesmen
willassemble for the Junior Prom, General Chairman and
View President: af the Class of (60. Marion Selortina, an-
pounces Chat bids for the danee, whieh features the music
of Skiteh Henderson and his orchestra are on sale today
i Lower Draper at S100 per couple ‘The popular 16
piece orchestra will provide dance music trom 9 p.m. to
Tato andadl women attending, will have 2 corn. hours:
Fleet Junior Prom Oneen
Pi Gamma Mu oar ah
Planning Open
Forum Thursday °
Tourney. to Avatan
Discussion At Oral Group | ca
ning Tuesday Plans Evening
Mtermoun
Varied Readin tt
Placement Officer" Wi
Talks On Education vad es dgtoertt ie “
tbaswn tt
A Notice Grom
a tanynteal
S/ i.
The Administration
Hya nitwtits a
thie Calta us deed ex tbat th
heen
Conary
f Pthe Guth
Stage re hy Seat eahoandac, the oo lege
~ i i ut ‘ie eluding Uh Mie Sehuw
BE Paraciniit ae gedardhited fi clase Drake Pee
\ : ial itRaveley i Tpan. for the Phuiksgivi
! ee te i 7 acer Hil, cee. Chive wil team
alin Se HNMESTILINT att ca, Decent! ere
Pia weal \ ‘ Phe recess bo. heen extended
‘ Va , ( Phardaer t Ay ae no ooses of givtog a eded rest
ta ted hae haat to those stdouts who were out
Q p ‘ enw teachings Telow there
; cis co ef school because of the recent
: ; Srfiecemuanne wel) ih Hubke ness on campus. HO is
va at a Hos ale gilt Ue Wi heved that these students will
ccamnonecal vedercaiand have an opportunity to eaten up
wun mM on work missed as the result of
welcome time
—
PAGE 2 STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1957
View From The Aisle... | Kapital Kapers |!
We witnessed a first at State College last Saturday By ART PALAZZOLO }
evening in Page Hall, A recent Broadway success had al y,
last come to State. The applause was more than polite,
it was spontaneous, and it was richly deserved. The State
College Theatre production of “A View from the Bridge”
was much more than we had expected. We knew if would
be a good play, but it was more than that—it was an ex-
cellent play. All those who worked in presenting to the
student body the theatre for which they had waited so long
leserve our highest praise,
ACE
esme along in a very long time
playing at the PALAGC
BAM with Jack
One of the funniest pistures to
is
1 Ainaef i} t by Student
As \ al ve tH vat im indication ! 1 ‘
to} x hat this is the type of im fast on 1 ab tt iH
th of in the future ye pee a ,
"Dh thy ster ' Hin the p asuceeinn fin
§ nopl i be s Of the ry! eet ter tes a riat nt
1 ‘ i i they 1 tol up lo { t
thi H $
fA AL.
& INODIE eit :
On © orh mowill read what on ‘i a alae
dun
fritters h ) the mp. You will alse ou (
read th iy uetion wa Stimulate a Hele a) i
frie rival i " sanizations on this
campus. Ets a noble idea STRAND
Wh Gy onot (ae ochor Gira here will follow the fhe Fin sun
challenge remains to be seen. We'd | tosee the fraterni 1A io
ties and serorities pick up this challenge camp needs ee " estate
a shot in the arm, and this may be the sl needs. And oH ahitne i
after all, the Greeks af the ancient world were noble i Short Cat te lel oP
re G jure there's “
+ . RIUZ
“We are prowl lo wear the Gremlin Green” shouted
the Class of 1959 when they entered State two vears ago, | Mister Rock and Koll a
One of the tirsts they gave the « wis (He "B Ee a Ee ay
which has since become an amnual tradition Tisitel Elaavte itis t
“We are proud to fight for all that’s fair and clean” eat te th
Rivalry. In their freshman year it was a very close contest via aati SN get
between the Bluejays aud Grenitas, wath the “fittyeniaers ( I an
only two points behind by Cany Night, In the t th
more vear the Class of 15d dover mores 1 t It
ability in the Rividry contests. ‘They ran up the highest |. a Nout 1
number ob points ever captured by ane ek v hk heneithy wir
competion Climaxing thom Rivalry suc t Or Ben
entertaining production of “hove of Githy i Wag
ing of the Lemned Rivalry Cup fey , te
“We've got lots of pep and ge--go--ger” The Gremlin
have given many leaders and ts ta aiaus ot ‘
#anizations on Canipas and have produced every ra .
pable leaders io their own Cliss organization t MADISON
to their class banquets, paper cad other clase: a tt Pho Mle Marg en
they always inanaged to do an oxeelhat job, Hireuedh th eheidite me the ste
work and much preparation
“Our dear old class is sure to shine \ vis pint
history brings Us up to the present project at the Green
Gremlins Junior herd Wee teel ita mend that PEEPS
Stale will remember tor quite a high de nsnanp ‘
ttited by Skiteh Henderson. t t nel { xi ; an
thi de Ob euat ay dactll Gay ben a | coat i Ke hoMon te Phat Cha
Whew die on Weadl a 1h L ! ‘ k Wy I ihe Work 4
Past and present endeavors cert the dan '
tors toosheut their sone and Che titure looks even better ' ut
Sing out, Greniins! JR Le Sib
MJA 1 nother
DELAWARI
The Brothers i baw
Junier
bas ey
Prov tool
are!
Hhusthes dternmun ay ane
Hers of the State Callers New
hil Hour journeyed ta New Verh
Yo Cis to attend the annual Yoo
Y” ciated Cobeciate i Cotter
chee al the Motel New Yorbor
four peop e toiled ay ey un thud
son New York ty be sure that
the News StL Comes out on
Teuday
The Board ts indebted to War
Tene Ackerman, Nsswetate bebe
tor, for ber work on the Junior
ahd alse tu duseph siiet
aowski, former Sports belitos
Bruny Rodgers and Wautred
Youngs for tabiog the Now te
Hop Ted” for us this week
dtate Cullege News divsed
“Is only 17 miles!” a om
ty Rt
“Defeat shauld never te
uth,
a fresh. stimutlus."—
SLOPPY
Dirt! Det! Dirt
f thy culh
popula 1 }
ust
LACK ADAPSIO ML
1
taditien 4
PAPECUING MANY
p Q
EVERYONE WORKING
SSELL and POTUERINGIOVM
1 souree of discourayement, but rather
Kut not all ot it
PIRCL MEAL
POL TE WEEK
College Calend.
PRION, NOvt vised
SAPURDAY. SOME Mita
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MONDAY. NOVEM LL
TUESDAY. Nove Mio
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8.
PAGE 4
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 8, 1957
“Prom” Traditions Revealed;
Juniors Plan Exciting Event
By DAVE GOODMAN
The Lady
Stayed . LA?
Ripley wouldn't have believed
The Dark
fore Edison 1
ent lamp) ar
known to us
‘those years be- Underneath they wore checkered
ented the incandes- money belts in which they carried
becoming better
, slide-rules.
and checks from
ded their sandals
foled new footwear pointed
chess
ri
cultural institutions, was
viled to inspect the University
Club recently by her emp
r-M
e of State. He
in the atic of a Dun. und un
the “Oxford
ta medieval SFUT the arch of the school. These this she did, and while there,
becume known as Ox-Fords. A Jun- she was invited to stty for din
ior couda’t become a Sent untl nor,
hy teen bits san
h Ke aund be “Ch, no, Pernt Pm not sign
" his wt wravp als) GE out at the dorm.” She es
Lmportant courebn
1 araduate
es re
the wi
0 ie Wei ay the story gan. (he
ne He lana gunetae tied at
ws th vids They d ‘
i i 8 er ite had “tise
! ) } o. dim.
f 1 ‘ :
\ i Fin? Jim who eo tir bed
pled
he eal
Junior Class Meets
To Discuss Prom ins
ed the Comey
tion of New Yor
ty vsign-out his 2
Me Jute Prom
Brice Norton, President of thy ~
iia i" Former State College St bap
"Sinern & mt iw Naoshi Koriyama Publishes Book
er f At cyan stl \ \ wile
. 1 fy : i t Reels v ; “ 1 Co HM
Campus Queen Mtendants in Fae ‘
on 1 ' yin York ;
Que ne Mtoe
SS SPECIAL G
DISCOUNT On | -
Brand New Discontinued
PENS & PENCILS SETS |
|
Bond Passage
i eascateie Insures Growth
IFC Slates Annual Smoker:
Sororities Pledge Members
pohate Graves 958. President
munces that Tiver-Fraternity ¢
Religious Groups
Hear Miss
Discuss Prejudice
ionary
FLOWER
POR VOUR DINING PLEASORE
OPEN SUNDAYS APE O'CLOCK
PAGE 5
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1957
The Open Mind
Board
For Guesi
Curl
Sorenson
|Senate Passes Election Bill; Tables Finance
‘Bill For Week; Give Frosh Vote For Queen
allowed to vote as well as
in will be
| By ELIZABE TIE SPENCER Jal cntioned the reference
Fel aes Be wh - were nen in order to stimulate
baokNt avith vigtmon, Ghaplars Gree. (6! = their int school activities.
By ART PLOTNIK Sy OR a L-quorum mere ey Tooney
tba Mo ds he the euy with the ive lewally 2 on Camp
nthe A; Be Yeah. 1 ine é ! ete teat t this bear 3 acancies left
Want red 1 torn of tie \ election of tt oI
rau arate mien ate is twenty : on s then presented Phe Election Bill was then brought
nin the aat line. Alter some dis- yy before Senate. Section A provides
V1 bu hard) Ken- ecaced that freshmen el’ ction of officers to be held
rae 3 . the third week of second seme’ ne
: 4 ~ . . ; : 1 ly passed by a majori
' Commissioner States Financial te Bon primary elections
. ean th f f Senators seemed to
Regulations For Organizations 0) ti ttn ines tar ie
bin crter= final
! wn 1 the meet-
i am Was not
iar 1 jon of the
women Por Mil tponed until
antics Th 1
wh 1 Type efor the State
ie Caan Kallis ale Rev wins
1 1 Hct rad, and
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1957
. 1 . . , = ;
| Sweat Suits 57 Seen As Continuation Of ro
Oh Com us with . bs Kampf Komments: @
| L Wy MarGhoman | | /ncite Laughter Progress As In Past Decades e _ '
(By the Authorof” Rally Round the Flag, Boyel and, 4 G During the summer, the College Heights barracks were mportan t
| ae eOL BRD RUE SEE) In Men s ym torn down to make way for the State College ficld house ‘ Crt Maxson
By LILLA WISE and athletic grounds. This event maps a new course in 4 FINALE-Scenes
| THE PARTY WEEK END: fter ecaresine our view on Sports for Albany State. Sometime in the future we will naw ation with Coach Richard sw ' Hite thivane stow
| ITS CAUSE AND CURE ‘ie. Bir for women, we de. Pave a centralized athletic area, interest will develop and Sau thall mentor stated that he TEES eealies nuke
| 2 ok J f the wemen’s point or OU Sports program will be widened to include a number of ha i q 1 ich will be pl in ing a save dur
| With the ason of party weekends almost upon us, vm activities, The campus might even become an Olyiipi rf a ess they find same drive betare the Phittsburg
| my mail of lite has been flooded with queries from young playground t ; ! hi 7 e will end for
inmates of women's colleges wishing to know bow one Gada Nitntize Kaine Years of Sevens Famous In Our History ! l te will the Wendeh bowler
conducts one's sell when one hats invited se sounie gentle Fits enine rk EW That this event should begin in 1957 only inere 5 wren careers of
man for a weekend. ‘This morning, for example, there Poet owe viewed the the prestige of the decades between the years of 1917 ) a taneen Bi
were more than 30,000 letters, eneh containine a lock af tev eld our fist re today. State College News editions of the past verty lam. Wendell
hair. I gave the hair to a bombsiaht maker and the : He Ane? Huportance that these years have had on athletics here Lowder and Bob
lanolin toa dey sheep of my acquaintance, and L turned i he al Stale. For instance, inthe college: year of 1016-17, Uni \ F ge Sac claire
instantly to the question: How should a young huly dee the votes ta. Headline appeared in an issue of the News FIRST FOOT are: Pasiinscagnd
port herself when she has asked a young gentleman tobe | ay fea, eee EN BESTORY OE COLEEGE. Li aviar't Hitt}; Hil et Paaaames by ieeker
hér-guest:al-a party weekend? | aK Wid b it was the start of intramural football on campus, Maybe
Well, my dear girls, the first thing fo remember is that tisuiit y i aid. FO Py ves it wl be Duercollegiate C Y
Seis SOUT GatlMeninn ib Tak teem home cel fuclitanek ah HEHMIR HET "STE salt 21, the | urple and Gold basketball team cart ied F
Put him at his ease. You might, for instance, surprise hit Ws TaRARTOS Coe iale ERE fn tit TOHTe TNO DOE i 4
ae ee ee on the station Robin Hoods? mouth College. That's right, Dartmouth! Other teams | ; : ? =
Neti Eline TENGE) PP et a Foiitalh GRR eal? BBE rartne HC ' ve say LO Appear on the schedul n those roaring twe es é » ° r or
, i ug ould: vou send) your ie linet. ot th recs, Cluded Manhattan, Clarkson, Alfred, Rochester, CCNY, and
young pene Well, my beloved mavens, orehibs are | Th ae won rea inan, of St. Michael's came .
always acceptable The bo a0 th 937 957 mye OF ‘ B d tT:
Heyon Hai aaywoammnbias iaconemeatnirey || MELA Rae weetunone winge ANSE Ue TEEE one seve MRE ROR ax inal Gare 1 ! men Lose i 1) rt gepor ,
bas run out of stock, donot bedismsved, M ii i ne init then GE ATbA his first 4 UTE sowie iit ale I e 5 ‘
out of paper, But pir tif, durable pap hit " I vulsitytootball Lean, brit ANAM «EE Tommy and Jobe wt eS cae a ‘as B O t j Pp F |
5 dollar hills, for extnaple, sty and RPT added to the | jak ; Srubacher pi ; ] ‘ JSeERIOS OW u n anzer inare
Remember at all times, my fond wenches, to show vate track at Stat t ‘ wrt iB ! I By DAVE MILLE
your young gentlen tied ee en i ns VE bennis lige of til tent hit ! ‘ i
i ‘ ; tael 1! 1 a" 1 rat Alba fis Veur when the four leat
foun Hi lity ill mn he trathie the path. tosint |) , fe : than ne bead ate Snow S ral. 6 At ( istetted 4 me lor the third time
othe punch baw) zip bis par Mirrors. | a “e Wi dish seit t tea they shonid have beaten by
(What, vou ask, if} mol " Merlin Hath Preieuon odie yeh WOK, the growing
fone, aa pasolans pam’ Ok ramroes | andl ithe pe uta eric ae He
Marlboros! Don't you? Dont 2) Doesn't every body Ot GM ; P | uflered a compound fracture
who knows a hawk fron a bees!) Wha Cipttte bes . ; lalized tor an indefinite period
elle wives ol ch ay lot is ee ‘ prnent. \ 1 1 hv ) een playa
rette give weosuch : crs jetty! VEL 7 , Woby 196 ( al ‘ ‘ et i PHials 8
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et Panzer
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Shaina Hata fi Se : . Cott ia et eglers ;
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PAGE 8 STATE COLLEGE NEWS. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 8, 1957
State Voters Potter Club Visits Dippikill Camp Site; SA To Elect
Pass SUNY State Queen
Bond Issue Group Seeks To Create Greek | Loren November 1
Last Tuesday voters of New Yor Z 3 4 {in the Dippikill Camp has been
State went to the polls and cas ra ao 7] La roel thraugh their recent trip to
thelr ballots in an election which tm. The intent of the article
covered constitutional amendments. J a e inifieant in that it suggests a
questions, and local contests. \ a, ati 2 ° ' fo buitding interest in’ the
David Fotherteshim Chair
enate Ble n
Bond Issue Passes
The amendment authorizing the
State to borrow up to $250 inillion
for the expansion of th» State Uni
versity was tiitat
The controy
state over the |
the Empire State
when the voters legalized it thiretisn "
the passage of Amendinen! 4 : i j i is
A q Be, 3 i q Hirst) Stand
strong anti-bingo dri 4 i ‘ ans
condicted over the past
the State Coun al of Chu
No Convention
A political questict
when voters reyected
for a constititional
Democrats had favored \ wed Appr
since It was hoped that a ¢ ‘ FOUR MEMBERS OF POTTER CLUE 4
would re-align the Republiquti-oon- Gunna, Joseph Taggart and spencer Herbst
trolled State legiskature painted cmblem
Th Lowal clections, the Repub
“inoririvten we eovice Publication Board Membe
iy NEW y rk Ie auth ans ire Attend National C ynfer ey
dam, Cansndanna, Corin
ton, North “Tonawanda, fad
na, Glens Fully ind Joh
Local Elections
Minister Lists
‘61 Offenders
Local Elections
for bis fitth
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_ Coronation of Soccer
_ Sweetheart Highlights
‘Southern Silhouettes’
Tonight State College will honor new Co-Captains for the 1958 sea-
the men of the soccer team and pay son will be announced. The next
tribute to the outstanding players part of the program will be the cor-
of the squad at the annual Soccer onation of the Soccer Sweetheart
Dance sponsored by Student Union Ly last year's queen Rosemary San-
Board, The affair will be held in tanicola '38. The Soccer Sweetheart
the Main Dining Room of Brubacher is chosen by the team on the basis
Hall from 9 until 12 p.m., announce of her contributions to the spirit of
Marilyn Darzano ‘58 and Marcia the players and her promotion of
Marion ‘61, Co-Chairmen of the school support of the squad.
event. The following committees have
The theme for the dance is teen selected for the dance: Public-
Southern Silhouettes, and music will ity, Carol Scheu ‘59; Programs,
be provided by John McLean and Kathleen Bonk and Barbara Smith,
his band, the “New Sounds.” Favors Sophomores; Arrangements, Rich-
wi)! be given Lo the girls attending ard Esner ‘59 and David Mead ‘60;
the dance Refreshments, Marlene Ferner ‘59
Kenneth Kade: ‘59 will act as and Rese Mary Kverek Desk,
Master of Ceremonies of the pro- Renate Schoenfelder and Caro! Mal-
m planned for the event. The iy Invitations, Jan-
ntation of the M.st Valuable is ham, Sophcmor
Award will be made and the and Decorations, Carol Scheu and
Kuthleen Boni, Juniors:
es for the dance are
itant Professor of
Aamission to the dance will be by
Senators Pass * Abe EO
. A il chi 's, Assistant Pro-
Election Bill, ;
student tax only in compliance with
Fi R | ths ruling by Student Union Board
on the attendanze of stude it
INANCE RULES vei eee Ntonuny Seue Cole
In Senate mesting on Wednes.ay functions,
with a quorum present, the
State College
2.462 ALBANY. NEW YORK, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1957 VOL. XLII, NO. 22
Cup Presentation Ends Rivalry;
Queen Reigns Tomorrow Night
Skutnik and Heaven Help Us
‘The stage of Page Ha | will be the
secne of the coronation of 2 yler are the Senior women ‘the firs: of the two ssits will be
Queen, the presentation of the Soph- chosen by the student body to com- the Sophomores' ven Help Us
omore and fresynan ski.s and the prise the court; one of them will written by Marion Brown and di-
awarding of the Rivalry Cup tomur- be crowned cueen by Marcia L ecl by Robert Helwig, Technical
row evening at 8 pan rence, State's 56-'57 Campus Qu Girectim toe production
Can pus Queen Tw. of the five fina ists will ¢s- Gene by Mar , musica, dir
Voting by absentee ballot will e:rt Miss Lawerence and two wid Won by Lou Beale and choreogra-
take place from 10 am. to J pam. essort the new Queen. From each of | hy Katherine O'Connor
ay in the Lower Feristsle of the Junior, Sophomore and fresh- TéK.Ng the tending parts in the
Draper tcr Campus Queen, ‘The man lasses four girls wal be cho: it will be Charles Staughton
Gueen will be selected from the five ca; two from each class will Le in- E-eanor Gruen, Frank Canizzo, Da-
ists voted upon Wednesday cluced on the court and two will be Vil Mead, Grace Nesbitt, and Rosa-
Bradley, Saly Harter, Jo- usherettes 1e Walsh,
Bohemian Party
‘Tas freskman cass will present
n Party written by Robert
Frith ct'he fiance: Governor Harriman's Proclamation Officially risan’eiiy titty oie
muttee “ek Was passed after
many char
in .used in the cist will be Ken-
‘This bill j ais rhe: Opens State Observance Of Education Week said {git ll be Hen
Cures for future elections and spic-
ilie dates for the 1958 el
passed, all undergrad
in elections provided they b
their Stujent Activities Fee
Class dues, However, freshmen will
Our young people constitute this
nation’s one pric! asset. Our
schoois play a commanding role in
Gee oping this asset. by helping
hot Le permitted to vote in the these young people realize their po-
Who's Who Electicn tentialities and prepare themselves
* A for becoming our leaders tomorrow.”
Finance Bill cersndiien ‘The: above (3, quote from the
Finance Rules and Procedure Bit yrcciamation of Governor Averell
Fe Ee eect ater Harriman which officially pened
Buident-Facully Comrallise Bill American Education Week which
David Hartley, Dean of Men, re-
quested a Student-Paculty Commit- ‘ ‘
tee to be established immediately U t d N t
eine group could discus CATTETE anions
hou-ing, dormitory and other prob-
oo. Weinkerger, James Dougaerty, Peter
year, the New designated ws a period of evatuatin Spina Harel dowel) Ronald Posen
York State Teachers’ Association, of sci.ool needs and achievements. jyarbara Sarith and Louise Tornac
the State Edu-ation Departinent, The theme of this year's obse tore, , ee
the New York Stale Congress of is a timely and inspiring one— These si
i 3 hese skits must lus 85
Parents and Teachers, and the Am- Educated People Move Forw WERE aR Te ie Gare
crican Legion Department of New With the recent national crisis con- five minutes. Since five points me
York have joined in sponsoring this cerning discrimination within our ayaided tor the winning slit. the
thirty-seventh annual observation national school . and with outcome of the judging mula pari
of American Education Week in our dictitcrships outside ho will win the Rivalry Cup
state. our cand, itr as our re- At 9 ‘
9 am, tomorr » pus
Since 1921 this week has been sponsibility to assure adequate kent ott eb paved Pe pusnbelt
equal educational oppor' nore and freskinan classes on
Delegate Talks
ends temorrow
Bt eatalens of kK Field. This event is
religion, worta two points and cheering will
Governor Harriman called uzon consist of one point.
all the people of the state as well as Rivalry Cup
lems affecting students. The com- During Forum Program Friday of the country to ucquaint them- a pete Mes comets with
he awarding of the Rivalry Cup by
mittee will consist of a Senator
selves more fully with the achieve-
J iy with the achleve- Ronald Alexander ’s8, Chairman of
from any class and a repre:
fron the Senior, Junior, and
more classes,
Forum of Politics will hold a Model Security Council
for high schools in the capital district area in Brubacher
ments and the problems of our
schoo s, to the end that our schools
may receive the support and co-
operation they require to fulfill their
Rivalry, to the class with the most
points, At present the score stands
ut Chirteen-elght in favor of the
Campus Night
Campus Night will tke pla
originally planned, Saturday
pim. in Page Hall
Robert Conzemi, Director of the
Fro h Sait, was allowed to voice his
ypmions in Senate regarding the
Lower Lounge next Friday from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., an-
nounces Lee DeNike ’59, President. All students, faculty, !unction us the chiel source of ver Rice Norton
and the general public are welcome.
The morning session will begin with registration at ininis as futur
2 ; 8. AS © teachers we hi
9 am. At 9:30 the students will be welcomed by Rob- y double responsibility to be-ome
Sophomores,
Chairman of
Caumjus Day, announces that the
As citizens we should do these { lowing committee has assisted
Y him in arranging the proceeding:
R.chard Kendall, Ronald Ale:
nation’s strength,
Sophomore ruling earher that ese- ert Rienow, Professor of Political Science. After the intro- acquainted with the advancanents ander and Nancy Monteau, Senior
of our profession and to hey work Donald McC.ain, Natalie Lemoin
nary to enforce the four warns Guctory remarks, the students will assume their roles as ?) d
fur the objectives for which our Robirt Fox and Patricia Treland,
nue estiblished by nate, By this
achion the female lead of the frosh repre:
sway removed jrom ber part proplenis with
eh two more nights ch pity prac bation. ‘This
© remaining
ate was reyected by the body and ton
the fresamen were tod that no tar-
ther action on Che matter could Geke
place without th
(he Senate watch wifertunately Kora
does hot meet tin Wall iver the: tort
s have been presented 45 am
Kappa Mu Epsilon
Plans Talk, Initiations
Statist is the topae of a speech to be given at
the reguhar meeting of Kappa Mu Epsilon, the hon-
fraternity, ‘Thursday evening, Tn
fary mathematic
will alsa be m=
hation ceremonies waned wa octal hove
cinded ae the evens
Mrs Helen Chase of the State Health Departianent
will be Huest speaker of Kappa Mu Epsilon at # pin
in Brubacher Hall, apnowices Clinton Carpenter OT.
President of the organization
Mrs. Chase will speak alter new member have been
Initiated into the group. “Fo be a member of Kapp
Mu Epsilon, a student must have completed mtexsil
calculus, have an aver-all average of 2a and a mathe
nities average of 30.
A social hour will be held tor members alter the
regularly scheduled) meeting
Phose who will be untiated into the Beta chapter
of Kappa Mu Epsilon trom the chiss of 1958 are: Rob-
ert Flachburth, Ira Goldstein, Harriet Kuzdon, Bar-
bara McGough, Robert Pilpel, Carol Ann Wiggins
Junior members will include: Susan Goldfarb, Mar-
yaret Howard, Joan Alice Krang, Arline Leaning, Kurt
Nielson, Richard Sumner and Barbura ‘Thiele. Also to
be initiated is Mary Ellen Cox ‘60
sentatives of the sovereign powers and discuss world j royession is dedicated.
ach delegate Weking the part of his
sion will be devoted to consideration
This at peal to Sen- f Soviet atro ities
and Colombia; the internationalization of Ant-
tetica, introduced by Panama; joint ownership ot
international cunils, submitted jointly by the United
conlirmation of Kingdom and) Brance nd the
nd Viet-Nam to the United Nat.ons. ‘The
tee session as expected to adjourn tor duneh at
Jin.ors, and Frank Krivo '60,
in Hungary, as presented by Sw
cap
Campus Queen Candidates
admission of South a z .
‘The afternoon session will be
cubed to order at 12:30 pam. and
wall feature an address Ly true N
Valters, ussockited with the Aus-
tnan delgation at the United
Nations, Ailer this address, students
with dis us vsulitions on the Red
Chine isske as proposed by the
USSR, Pakis an, as submitted by
Trag, cessttion of nuclear explosives,
Ly vipa establishment of a per=
manent UN poles toree, by C
ada; and an atoms for pea
plopooed Ly the United States
Fund Grants Award
To Library Student
Robert S Burgess, Jr, Professor
Of Licrarkanship, announces that an
award ool uta will be given to
the stucent who has ace mpushed
the bost work an a library ainor
ui the end cf the seventh semest.r
The award is made from the Mar-
(a Pritchard Fund whieh was rais-
(iby alumni in the hbrary field in
honor of Miss Pritchard, pi meer
school librarian und first chairman
ol the Library Department
Photo by Don Milne
CAMPUS QUEEN candidates for Saturday's Coronation are: Joanne Marro, Bernice
‘Tyler, Sally Harter, Florine Skutnik, and Mary ‘Bradley. Voting will take place from 10
a.m. to 3 pam. today in Lower Draper Hall.
