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Ee FoR TeacnErs, AvBany, N, Y., Fray, May
99
22;
1936
25 Per Year, 32 Weekly Issues
Finance Board
To Put Budget
Before Assembly |
Discussion On Budget To Fol-
low; Individual Tax Will
Be Ten Dollars
Today's assembly hour will he de:
voted to the presentation af the
budget and discussion of its items,
according to Paul Bulger,
dent of the
Frei Dester,'
the Student
present the
students.
This year’
ist
that
P86, presi
dudent association,
junior member of
of Finanee, will
Inidget to the
an a
wet shaws ae slight
your's,
prepared
Mian 1200 willy
up the ditferenee, and the
al tus will take eare of it,
Hooklets containing mimeosrs hed |
copies of the Mudgets of individual }
fact
students rather
it
aetivities will he distvibuted to the |
students. td discussion, |
Tho me e tiundyet asin
seb the amounts fur basketball,
iutewnctals, hasehall, aad teunis
fet will romain the sinee
no maney will be apportioned to
Football.
Whe Dranuation and Wet and Debate |
couneils ask for inereises heeduse uf
the eularged schedules planned fur |
fhe coming year, Myskania and
Stuleut cowieil the Liew, aw
National Student Mederation have |
asked inerenses.
The inerense in the Druinnities and
Art budget will finanee the Advaneed
Drimnaties plays throughout next,
muking unnecessary the caller
nt hie door,
News will tke a ent of
in te new budget, |
Deno and Knox
Will Head New
Student Council!
Jobin, Deno, 37, will be the new
president of the stident assueiation,
Pant Bulger, retiring president,
announced in the ceremonies on
Movingsup Da
Deno, who rved as the viees
president this will be assisted
by Leslie Knox, "8, the new viec
president. Danton ‘Tynan, 139, will
fake Knox’s place as the seeretary
voming year,
or George Me York, head
of the commerce department, and Mr,
Clarence A, Uidley, assistant pro
t history, will he the)
fucully sentatives on the Student
Board of Finance,
Other student ass
are: sony hi :
represet
Barrington
,auned Hrvin Stine
ie other members whe will com | awe aud membership for the
we student council in addition tel yyw ay Pyameties aml Art, Music,
Deno, Kaos, cand Tyman, include: yu) Lichate eauneils wore sinnouneesd
Robert Ma new sention presi | Mucins up Diy mornings,
dents leh Wresident of the | sigheth Meary, 7, member of
incoming junior closes and dade a. ting ag Myskina, will be presi
Rages president: of the inca tant af the Druinaties amd Art
Bophenore ulus tome, Virginia Bottom and Vir
dai Karey will be representatives
eb the cebiss af TI cin the conned,
. Sally Whelan, MS. WE be scevetary
Margison To Head Holton treasurer, Mine
i 1 sad Dovethy Hamer, S,)
Incoming Seniors the membership of the |
Phe elusy af TENT will be |
in its tinal year at Suave be Robert iy Diekiusen, 7, member
Mangison, Myskina anienneed on Wis 87 Myst, iy panes
Moving up Day moming. Evelyn deat eleet at Mamie eeuneil, Dorothy
Minnie will Margison ‘ay Cain, Sts. ail he treasiner for th
view prvsident, emma, seat. Metts Baler
Other sonia class officers with in Mierana’ Mattiomt, Freshineny were |
eludes secretary, Manan Shutless usaied to the eoaneil Moving ap: Day. |
tronsarer, Helen Metiuwirs reporter. | Blaise "7, al Murivh Gold
John Cullen: representatives. un hee complete the membership
MAA, Vaward (ati bien amt) Lester Kubin, will be presi
Charles” Morris: representative ou {deat of Debate caueil mest yeur.
finance board, Ayues ‘Torrens: repre [Other oficers will includes view
sentative oan Gi. Bmith; | president, Robert Benedict, 87;
girls? athletic Wlizabeth treasurer, Herbert Droog, 8: re
Morasawski; cliss song leader, Bloixe cording ‘seeretary, William — Bradt,
Shearer; aud loader, Lewin |S: corresponding: seerotary, Lizette
Rtinger. One yon finance | Parshall, 238, Members at hurge are
hoard representation exists in the | Bvelyn Taman and fol Murphy,
1987 ofivers, juniors,
HEADS COUNCIL
Marian Shultes,
Delur
the
Greeks Announce
Election Results
bn
whe will
Ai
hw
17 Intersorarity couneil,
Kappa
president of
Shultes to be Council Head |
During Coming Year
Qresident, Mae!
president, Milry batt
n einty, Ruth Mullen,
s ty ere Hlvanbett
Matthews. "8: Treasurer, Raith Cort,
(Continued au page a, column 2)
the
on
tise
iti
87;
View president,
Lafferty,
treusurer, Loiy i
wil will he
Cornegie,
tur uy
Sign
Jv Alpha Epsilon Phi
The vonnell
chosen
if sororities cael,
va
"|Councils Choose
| New Membership,
Incoming Officers
; marshal, Jeanne
rer, , alpina,
heors president,
ireamurer, Louise
Marian Shultes, “7. Kappa Hotta,
Will he president of Entersararity
Jeouneil for nest veut, according to |
reeont elections. ‘The retiring presi: |
sent is Maa jerie Ndi 3H, beta Phi, \
The other officers of the new coun
|
M
18,
Officers. of
in rotating
urious sororities
esidvnit, Biba: |
vive trrextitent,
chaplain,
Musical Fantasy
To Be Tomorrow
In Page Auditorium
Young Women’s Christian assoeia-
tion will present a musical fanti
by wes Studebaker, 736
to:
morrow at two thirty o’¢lock in the
auditorium of Page “hall, ‘The east
will include the children of ‘Trinity
Institute who were in the original
performance, ‘The fantasy was very
successfully received Inst ‘summer ut
Girls Academy, Westminster Pres:
hyterian church, and at ‘Trinity
church, Anne Goldman, 132, was the
director.
Elsa Smith and Kathleen Strevell,
juniors, will he on of the
atnir, | ‘They ssisted by:
Hgts Auue Rau, tickets,
Frances Smith ani’ Virginia, toch,
juniors, Chris ‘hein
Miller, and
sophomares,
sulvertising,
Lewis, aid dean Stroup,
transportation, Virggini
progrums, Marion Disuett, “WSs and
ushers, Marion — Rocket und
ion Dayton, freshmen.
Viekets, whieh
eens,
Kappa Delta Rho
o Sponsor Formal
Tomorrow Night
chapter af Kappa Delta
Hernity will conduct its spring
rnee Comarrew night
Fea telock, wt V7
avenue, fur its members
their guests, Musie far the
wn will dw provided hy
Hakor's orchestra. aboseph Ouvlletis,
iy general chairman of the dunce
sive obtainthle in the Coa,
Gamma
'
Hi)
00 ty
Lake
“om
South
qed
Committee chairmen ussintin
Outlet ares 4 Dena, '87, ehap
Jeraues: santos Campbell, deve
Cunningham,"
Charles Gi 148,
ments; Santi Poreino, Mi re
Frestanentss ele ap, Creshinea sean
hers and: pledges,
History Society
Inducts Fourteen
Into Membership
‘Thirteen members for W86-37 and
one graduate were induet
(ium Mu, hone,
fraternity, 8
hanquet last night at the Candlelight
Inn, Officers for ih ensuing your
were also cleeted, Edward Kramer,
46, nl as toastmarter,
Will]
Class To Give “Berkeley Square”
Thursday and Friday in Page Hall
Hugh Norton, '36, and Alice Allard, '37, Will Have Leads in
Play As Advanced Dramatic Group Completes Season;
Miss Futterer to Direct Presentation
The final production of the Advanced Dramaties class takes
place Thursday and Friday, May 28 and 29, with the presenta-
tion of “ Berkeley Square”, This play, the closing feature ot
the dramati under the direction of Miss Agnes E.
Futterer, assis fessor of English, and will be staged in
the Page hall auditorium at 8:30 o'clock. ‘Tickets are 75 cents
and $1,00 and student tax tickets will be exchanged.
The east for the play includes:
. Hugh Norton, ’36, as Peter Stand-
penta Ball Date ish Alice Allard, '87, a8 Helen Pet-
tigrew; Vincent” Donchue, 786, as
To Be June 22)": Blizabeth Meury,
Lula Duffey,
Jane Pettigrew; ‘Thomas.
Mr. Throstle; Rea La
Ungerer Names’ Colonie Club
As Scene of Dance
jorie Frant; Alma
18 the Duchess of Devon-
yo Lam, 737, as Miss
Vhe amma Senior Ball will he Gearge pinch efi te
caindlivdelt oe alata OS of Cumberland; Lillian
ulueted ait thy tunie Country tne Slee Hecker gto
club Seheneetady coud, an Mandi) purrens, TAT, ux Maid Willing; Gare
night, dune » from S30 to field Arthur, “i8, a8 on Stanley;
fal evording to Glenn Cagerer, {Coed Walker, '6, as) ‘Phe
i seuiealllGicl aciwliagttighil sailors amd Paul Dittman,
J 36, view president saul general etain: | Tere an
man of the ball, :
action throughout the play
splice in the morning room of i
| Joseph Quellerie, 36,
the qmnsie committee, is house of the Queen Sune period in
vation enveleat enn i siofhc ees Horkeley Square, Londen, in the
et at Suid at the production that it is
¢ : ° . “the love story of a present day
Committees assisting Ungerer ate: | snuriean peniloman thrust into
wnsie, doseph Ouellette, chitin nowderel lite of the 18th eentur
Karl Bhers and Huth mdmunlss | yondan and an English girl who has
publicity, Mugustie Rata. chair licen dond more than a Inindred years
\ Kaluidjian and Dort le Tiyan his birth?! ab. Brooks Atkins
[ Rite Kane, chairman | in in the New. York. Times
Sehastian \lbre Robart Foland, SV erkeley. Square is the dest play
Whinehe Lepper, and Augusta Shoo the season play hat casts a
invitations, ulin Merelanty elwir | th Thoswoot Sails fa dhe
many dayne Huekley aml Rdward Pivening ‘Telegram ig quotil assy
Kramer, ing, SCTE you plan ty se only one
Chaperanes, William Waker, chair | play this” year, go to Berkeley
and Mildred "
Ruth Duffy, committees who are assisting
ny Helen Nichols and Edith} in the production inelude the follow:
Seholl; Hawers and taxis, Hisuheth |ings sets, under the direction of
Hobbie, chairman, Tutdal Classen) Mr, Thomas) Hardy, instructor in
and Mary-Lourdes Murphy; floor, Muglish, with Ralph Van Horn, ’87,
Harold Shapiro, ehairmai, Philip|as stage manager, assisted by Harry
Carlson, William’ Mallagary and Chr (Cantinud on page ah column
A a)
(
one Sackeys and checking, George
Decker, chairman, Samuel Silver 7
man and Harry Wasserman, State Publications
Students To Meet
Announce Boards
For Next Season
Bren kora were Dias AW, Members of the editorial and
vrofessor of history, and Dr. i i ian late tege titer Ph
Ttghaba RROEHHIAE HT Gavel With Miss Lowerree business hourds of the + Pedagague”?,
The thirteen juniors wha were} A meeting of all seniors and gradu: |." bien? and *¢ Reh! for the com:
named by the social seience fueulty {ate students will be conducted in [UK Sear Were announced ast par
une: Gerrit, Bol, Ruth Britt, it froom 20, an Tuesday, dune 8 at 4:15 ]0% the amma ceremonies on Moye
Klestein, dol Hastings otelock, Miss Edin M.-Lowerree, | guy Day.
Mary BE. Marktan, Elizabeth {secretary of the appointment hureau, |) “The officers: for the allege year
ve Robert. Me izabeth |amnounced today. hook, the {'Padugoguc?’, will be
Morozowski, Ruth Rouse, Mary] Members of the elass of 1987 will|headed by ‘Thomas, Breen, "37, as
ry, Ralph Van Horn, Edgar {meet with Miss Lowerree in room| Hiterinehict, Assisting Breen will
Warren, Ralph Altman, "6, was 20 on Phursday, June 4, at 4:15 {40 Rose Mary Lafferty, business
named a graduate member af the otelock, AWE members of the incom: [Mager and the following ussociate
clupter, ing senior class must be prosent, — |oditors: photograph editor, Agnes
Vorrein att, Thomas Meehan;
features, Catherine damba; literary,
telly: dad chine, Prunes SteVelgl
Budget Tabulations jorganizations, Dorothy Graham; cir
jewlation mamagery Rvelyn uuu
Phe tentative hae for Heke 87 whieh Will be presented this morn P/uid aelvertining mimeger, a
img hy the Student Horn et Binaner is as follaws: | Shultes, , .
FRE “i 9 The ' Lion?! humor magazine,
He [will he mnnaged by the following
Basketball, 400,00 BIVOOL00 TT bored senior associate — editors,
Foothadl Th, 0 HHO.00 1 Robert Bo Benediet, Lillian Shapiro,
Mirste usnorist ine S00 00 SUULOO TT Fania Vanderpool; junior associate
Men's intrimutids 240,00 00,00 editors, Muriel Goldberg aud Lizette
Fitiniies fun Tand.og ISH0,000 7) Parshall; business manager, dolin b
Viltvtie eontinsniey SI oT Murphy.) O37:
peereterinl combiner UL WOT thet Keshner,
Freasurer's bait 15.0 TH ising manager, Mi
Cross conutry nis.a0 im culition manager, Proderiek Stunt,
Girls’ Mibtotie ieseeuit ion 1150, 00, ‘ity $7; exchange editor, Janet Dibble,
National student federation mead WW Tras; art editor, Hdwand 8. George,
it sist 00 [Piss assistant cart editors, Martha
HH OWT) Harlow and ‘Thomas Meehan, juniors,
AN, Mifreida Wert, “7, will be the
Hebate PW TS editar inehiet af the Beha’, titers
Breshinan handbook , 0 ary magazine, She will be assisted
Draunties and Att association Wood 00 00 Thy the following bowed members:
500.40 OOF) scuior editors, William Swackhamer
00 OO Tad Lillian Shapiro; junior editors,
Myskania iad Student council 20600 00 TH Htorbert Drooz, Doris Monroe, Louise
Tax curds... ‘ 10.00, 00 Pi sSteen, and Jean Lichenstein; busi-
= : ness board, Lester Rubin, "37,
Totals, ANS. 67 00° [) Plorence Zubres, and Ruth Prost,
sophomores,
Page 2
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MAY 22,
1936 .
State College News
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‘The Undergraduate Newspaper of New York State
College for Teachers
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Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor
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Advertising Manager
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Circulation Manager
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THE NEWS STAFF,
Women's Sports Editor
Helen Clyde
Business Manager
Laurita Seld
Men’s Sports Editor
Charles Morris
Associate Editors
Elizabeth Gooding Mary Lam
Robert Margison Virginia Stoel
Circulation
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June Palmer
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Ramona Van Wie
Advertising
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Gordon Tabner
Business
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Vol. XX, No. 25 May 22. itt Minny, N.Y
LET US HAVE PEACE
From the formation af Movingup Days early morn
ing lines until the dance was ele nuidnighit, ihe
spirit of all the Jong: tradition that is States cull
walked these hialls,
That spirit. spoke loudest perhaps in the stecided
negative vote that downed the praposil te eanehule the
ease cof the rin, We need mere
ling like that!
The spirit was in evidence again in th
mutual cheer
jny of the sister classes daring the sing, and in the
vietory mitreh of the sephomeres roumd thie gym when
rivalry was won, Espeeintly in keeping with the high
feolings of the day, too, were the aildresses of the
class speakers in the morning prog
Mut wh Mts of State's
Grand Day, we ednnot help being » tibout haw
Jong they will stay: with us.
During the past year, in addition te the usual
onalitien! 7 estrangen Whirl stetret fren the
waited spirit, there tigen finpartant issues i am
student affsirs whi sled te hid feelings in some
instane tise Hien insiion vital, there tiwl te
he disigreems oc, but sometimes personal tectines ane
interests lek te patties tits whieh browsht ry seut
ment, On Moving up Ekay it series te tis Hoar resent
tnents disappenred. We tape they will nat cone biek
THE NEW DEAL FOR 1936-37
This morning initial and, it is hoped, final aeti
be taken on the student association: beds
Iudget, ay presented by the St of
inanee, calls for a total sum whieh can he eolleeted
hy Ww 810 tax ay was done this, yeu
In pust susiderable diftiewtty: hus bern
countered by the Binanee homed in seewringe the passage
of the budget, 'Phis wats neeasinteal hy the: pursistent
Hie oof a eert few indivelials striving tuo alter
those items on the budget in whieh they were interested
disinterested. As the tudget question is ones
or
Hufore us, we Wonder if a repetition al this verbal
ther will agit oeeur
‘The final budget has resulted from the eluse serutini
zation of all appropriations by the Binane dl, and
the validity of the separate: items hits been cheeked and
roved hy thin grep. Some nizations have: in
asd their appropriations and Nave alse de
creased theirs. These changes are A by
ruduetion of costs whieh hus been amade possible
new procedures, ar hy the proposal te include
features in their programs and give the students a
correspondingly larger return,
The time for the passing of the Iudget ix limited to
only two wsyemblies thix yeur, Pherefore, an
that all diseussion pro and con on the bud;
or any of its items be Jimited to pertinent, constructive
facts, Personalities should be lain aside and the
ultimate value of the organization's program should
hoe the primary consideration in any discussion, Vn
ientarians who delight in persistent heekling and time
killing for their personal sativfaction could the
procedure of the student assembly by restricting thelr
sport as much as possible. Let us foster our State
‘‘domoeraey’? with cooperation to the end of sccuring
a budget which will render the greatest serviee to the
greatest number of student:
WERE THE STUNTS THE BEST
STATE COULD EVOLVE?
“Were you, as State college students, proud to
isitors see your stunts? Were they the best that
your people ¢ould evolve???
Those words saw these columns in a letter, you may
remember, after last fall’s Campus Day stunts, from
an interested parent.’”
How did) Mriday’s stunts 1
eriticisms?
The sophomore stunt we may
preparation, ‘The picture of the return of the grail
to earth from heaven a marvelous bit of staging,
for which congratulations are due Miss Appeldoorn,
‘The second seene might well have been omitted, how
eyer, for it added nothing to the first, We hope this
presentation will have a real influence on future stunts
at Stite.
The freshman
touches of originality,
comedy skits,
were ill-prepared,
and as one
dignity of State collegs
For those who are disappointed in the deci
the bases
to these
ure
up
geuntry with
stunt, a take-off on
was the best
nd senior stunt
"put together in a
were unbecoming
operetta with
of the three
-old story
wrry,
the
to
ions of
judy
the stunt competition,
ment
these contests,
goad
tud—perhaps most impo
in the final production,
yo needs mot yood stunt
peat this when
re appointed. Let's
visitors a varied program, with i
production, and couple of ood
pared.
in
tion,
used.
ives amd our
pageant, a musical
eins well pore
LET'S ‘ KEEP THEIR MEMORIES
FRESH AND GREEN”
to
mings
five ye
listened mu an
maven TE
Day
twent
ny up
Sirtland,
lasses of
We and WAT as
Me. Altai 's atditeess one af he finest arnt
we hive in State's balls. Que effert toe
dense it for publication pr impossilele without
destraying its tatal elect wild Hike ta see
earvied aut the st fo wur faculty
for papular
members that the add
strilution.
Mr, Alm 1S emeriam were the Festi
tution of the (Ed, problea discussion se for
Freshmen, aad the estabishiwent at Stile college af san
ad HL. Kirtkoud tecture in philosophy and
ris, Let ons mot tiek these i 1 the
i sa cite vt Lael ela peat Teli
TOY Gen tiederge lite eat te consul
yo memorial
cal
of
Professor Wirthind
ot keep them with as fur
sotheir amemeries sand isbeals
Hheultly on the maiter
like
“Mew
Ty
ean
ureen.!*
fresh gal
Social Studies Peds
Please Take Notice
BOOKS:
— EAP.
1 Halter
REF.
Society in Action,
{nor Pultishing: Comp
New York
on
ve
ile
result
High
juniv
Miss
Hn out tine
and
in
his hook is
studies, isn
Milne
contains fifty
1 unit
lta
whiel
caver st
stp
teapies
sovicel
Vers experience
Whe
wf owerk, F
dhetion. a
Vie
Phey
pute
with ss
Th
junior hy
stanly,
Lapies Sure very etienl
rstil
Inher
ttt, m,
Viecalile
regents
View lity
stntened the
for gener
sv Habe.
ined
wok is
vse ber
Yet, with the tendency
Hien ever on the in
all prospective tewes
Citizenship Education Through the Social Studies,
Wo Pn rk und Pol Ut
Peters 1 Conpeny
: Kew,
Ht vole, publis our ain
" seis ume whieh helpful te
all fies teaehens, 1 perus
pertive tesehers ut these
‘The preliminary statement ot jebibesnpliy,
ened
perhitpy wat ies Ie, The
Jottion of the very pr
with topies that ti in the thinking of ail
sovial studies tee
sine interest an huni well
material,
Vialious: thes,
or
for
testing
nieberisals
studios
Dewey's philosophy af ole doing? is given
aulequate expression in the tuuls Whirl
this book proposes. The unit with its suriety
Uf aetiVitY, is reeagnized as ane of the most important
tnethods Of presenting the suctal stuntien.
‘The construction of tests far the sueial stiidies,
usually a dificult task fur young teal
audequately, and several sample tests 1 Lists
aa materials amt references ineluded are up by
date in every respe
Citcenship Education Through the wal Studies
should prove papular with pragressive educators
Outgoing Myskania Taps Twelve
As Members of Secret Society
Incoming Seniors Are Chosen In Impressive Ceremony As
Climax Of Moving-Up Exercises
The climax of the suspense, excitement, and pageantry of the annual
Moving-up Day exercises last Priday was reached when the outgoing mem-
bers of Myskinia, senior sceret. honorary society, selected twelve juniors
their successors in the organization first chosen in 1917,
The uew Myskania consists of six men aul six women, all of whom have
shown leadership and ability in extra-curricular affairs during their college
years,
‘ollowing a precedent set
ming meni
kinia, eight in number,
, and from the end of
selected Virgin
, the old My
phahetien! ord
Thus Glenn Ungerer, ‘6, the first to tap,
Stoel, 37. Due to the fnet that twelye members were chosen in com:
parison to the cight of the old organizition, four of the old Myskania
. Elizabeth Griffin, the last to tap, chose Alice Athi
al ncmber of the soeiety,
incoming seniors chosen” as members
nd their activities are as follow
Myskunin for the
A Eva Stoel will be president) baseball, He ix also a member of the
S Christin ase | Stite college preys bueewi, He ix a
of the) graduate of the Narrowsburg Central
Rural Se in the class of 181,
Tis courses tn Suite college tnelude
acmajor Tu ehomistry: with a miuor li
Diology. He bs a iember of Gama
chapter of Kappa Dela Rho tr ritty,
lege eon
muber of the
‘! m
will be pr
svation for th
hua
ass itd
was elected x
axsoclatlon,
eprosident
aawsorlation itl associat
minager of
Me wi
wore your
hi stile
wo wad VE
wninoriy
sto 1
Kauglish an
‘ational Student Pederation of
siditn Ha aAtonw Let AGNIMNT
Elsa Smith will be senior | vention at Kansas Cli ducking the
native the Girky Athletic} Christinas holidays, He was ebalr.
associ lone Fai a member of finan ot dhe Midd Keston
the VACA first cabiuet fur the com: [convention of the NSE. at Thang
Hug xia “Sin wae nme. ay Must. | tite spel nel ia chilsinait of | the
up Day, one tlie repre. | Middle Athintie Region of the
sentatives ott . combed [dae the eomitiye sense Lisi ta a tid
Mine Situ has edd nitive post fate of the Oxweye hhh xchoul tn te
th GA. As and in the VACA, [els of TGR, itd al State wollege ta
fur threw sents, wid has, eon weil eompleting a uafor in eammneree and
88 COMMtT OOS ix a fxorhil seionee with a ominor in govern:
hany high se Her to Me is a tnember af Gamina
Unt anal her antior Is fohapter of Kappa Delia Rho fraternity
member of De
Barrington will he
Moi's \tiiletie aisse
werd Murptiy will ty fata foe'the contigs kwae He
sented Wis chiss oa thie at hilet
Jar Hwee vents and Was ot
w meaner |e Tubeanuueal nswuetatlon this) Year.
ears al | Since his, sophomore bauer big teti
has participated in calles debate | bas heen og inember af the ca rsity
Nis fresbinai He was | basketball term, 1 ao teanher af
treasurer of itis frestimin elas aed | Gann + of Kappa Delta. ihe
President of bis sophomore class. | fraternity aud sof Kany PM sap.
Murphy was radiated from the | iuitional vdueatlonp) fraberusty’
Hrethers yd WK is
ajar I vinutties ail a
1 eatttt Hes a tiember | Allee Agnes Miurd wis president of
ae the Ralwaed A Patter elu [her ehiss this: ven and served ae view
president fn he vin atid sastthi
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Finan years
hor Soplow
on elise
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Morazowshd will be
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isa member ate! Phetn
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"STATESMAN
| tizabeth te will he /
dent aE the Dirsiaties anil AEE ays
ulin Lar year, She was
secretary of Di. anil A. tins yea, and | yw .
hay partielpated in eallese deaivath you bet rights Whether ocr
shuee her Lrexhuuin ess eH hive to take it and
Nae ea “od a Wy thy ae it, Pe yan tan atijeet tn the
weve sues, ihe Ute teat eitiligtin’. Chisel ite
duate ot Saran Lake dhgh | has been boasting that he his halt
sete” Her uae ds Iiistery’ aid bet jaf thew tatehamakalit fay ane at
Ht RaW Calta aairarlts EV Wis elses 6. Nhe juniors had to
fetus en their faq te Phere
| Reber Blan Margisen Wit be prest | Nhe hay whe wouldnt
toe Rew ate neat | He tale Be es
ling A atlel tik the wee Who sonised Timselh hy hanneingg
| parton an ek Fattles aff the Mesh at! Geter,
wehiel wt the We feline seat a ver
| meus Tindthok Tle hus been a men |! pile oO Playhyl
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| mars Tar Sophunre oe SPEED csuctety fue the fceventian
i aireinen tsa lat etatteringe tack pratelass, Ads the
| FANS Mish shout A mul 6
Fis taunting tie evanaueres aint actin, | Setnaster whe heel te hte a fra
Jin snetad shaites, Her tn a aman oh Hernily heather ena hit away Cent
tlie Belwarr rel Batter etal. aol taking aver a whole plisten frat
Ot Rains Bhd Wiig, tutteoial, saljws se Nate plecrmaey fra
Titonal teaternti'y SOISDIC crashed the Patter alianee
Nith ne hones beaken uice work
FETE NS eae Hate He gHEg NTS ES ane io ay You ean th eoneentrte an
best ven He hax worked oan tte | Hetty dleiving both, Thi)
years. us eu refuater | hie way the visiting mather
Foe eae ne HUTT Lavhae way far, tie Gue tram being a
Wi wet hvu We never would
eee Ivlieved it was really Papi
ry ated (Bhers, miles we tad seen the Hine tap
Hie fowl ast year Silithus front steps, Wut avore sles
ated dn Hees teem Whiston HK | Binekdey ease in The mound
Wis anajir is history vail hls
fuinae ts Bagi He ea member at ett tal coe: of aun fresh gaily ale
the Kaward: Elteed Potter elute Hel’ fs agate sie ascarid
Linivgstes, ubai Vid the
Ll eR tits UT Die Pee mane aes iting pound at the
pee dane Mone later, falls
HE MN OF STATE:
ELECT "CHEM" HEADS
Moa tamquet Wednesday night,
a member af ChE SH Hhe members of the Chemistey club
sae WHR ath elected Haymond Biske, 7, te hed
Mth Cottier heir ong aati fu ob "i
pee Carte News [their anganizatinn far next your
with the News tar theres | Nathan Be ulhua is the new
im ek |view president, Others include: se
editor ated ass r his <\ shag i
EGE I het ola er NY Lretary, Darothy Sehumacher, 47, and
i
HH ominager of varies Ereasarer, Ngating Natali, ‘as,
Anane
Collegiate Diges
‘NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWS IN PICTURE AND PARAGRAPH: ims
e ‘n Over
ravity. Sefton is stopped
i the Magic Eye Speed
Graph camera in. eight
different poses as he clears
a near-record height,
achusetts Institute of Technology engineers wanted
of determining admission charges to their annual
ed “It machine, and the higher the person:
on charge. Wells Atwood
Nasson College student, had so much “it she burned out
the machine,
ERT RIFLE, iB
THs ONE FAILED «+ This remarkable action caught University of lowa trapere ly Eamets ee Mer or Bei Mea air A efeh
to leave catcher
heduled midair collision, The trick ik for the shorts yee
past Under ta in ple gatch swing aoa in oedlaye ly it, : / ren ie vr a i re
cuss <5 Balloo
wig} i
“Sweet Swing’
Witt OSBORNE, the orchestra leader, has only
a slight connection with Yale. He once sued Rudy
Vallee, Yale alumnus, for a sum ‘running past the
$200,000 mark, Rudy, Will averred, had copied his
crooning from Will Osborne. At that time Will's
voice and vocal manner was so much ‘like Rudy's
™ that the radio public could
rarely tell them apart,
fH . Not knowing who came
first, the court threw. out
the’ case, Rudy Valee
f waxed more famous, and
Will Osborn, who sounded
like him, bore. in. silence
the onus of an imitator.
But Will ‘has left St.
Andrews College (in his
H native Toronto) to become:
an orchestra leader of note,
He worked incessantly on
special trombone effects,
relied less on his voice, A year ago dancers began to
notice that Will Osborne had a sweet swing to his
playing: Today Rudy Vallee is: known chiefly for
ne fk ‘i variety hour, Will Osborne is known for
is band, ,
Another “Trust”
IN THEIR Siting and winnowing for the truth,
spare and scholars often disagree for years on
end, debating, compromising, and surrendering as
integrity of intellect dictates, Politicians disagree
and debate, but elections decide issues, and while in
Office, the victors are Doers, President Roosevelt
invited professors and scholars to take an active hand
in government four years ago, They sifted and win:
nowed and had to announce the results immediately,
Shortly after they did, the
Republicans howled at the
bumbling theories,
On the eve of another
national election, the Re-
publicans are announcing
their own “brain trust’ « «
Republican college profes
tors to show Democratic
college professors they are
wrong, iading the new
in Glenn
FIRST AMERICAN
COLLEGE MAN to
win cheNational(
Sam Parks, Jr., ssys:"A
Camel with meals and
after makes my food
settle right,”
or
Aa WE CHEF PRESENTS 2 Planked Sirloin pressed by the number of people who smoke
teak la Parker, named, like the renowned Camels, He says: Camels are a favorite with
forthe famous Parker Housein Boston. those who love good food, At the Parker
House, Camels are outstandingly popular.’
. a at ao
ae gt
COSTLIER
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LIGHTNING SPRED has cor-
tied petite Mss, Ethel Asnold to
the peak oftennisfame,"Ismoke
‘Camols,” she says, "enjoy food
_ more and digest it better too,”
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MAY 22, 1936 TATE COLLEGE NEWS, MAY 22, 1936
: f> Columbia
OUE a fast liner
in theiecond inning of the
tight “battle ‘wieh the New
York University dia y ITH a minimum of disorder, 1936's
men, SCS ag Wrirber of student participants as did
: steike enlisted almost doubl
the second annual’ rtationwide /
demonstration in 1935: An estimated $00,000 undergraduates in 400 college and
high schools conducted this year's one-hour peace movement, according to es
mates of officials of the newt tonne American Student Union, sponsor of the 193
strike. Corteciate Dicest
ious sections of the U, 8,
, ta
Serpe is the newest sport to be added to the physical education curriculum for women of
in Francisco State College. are shown learning the “pickup,” the object of which is to catch
the ball before it touches the ground.
at Washington University (St.
Louis) were quiet and attentive.
br h
Hest FEDIENT sophamere hurler, is one of the University d
bce asi of Alabama's outstanding moundmen. Hugh's father whipped (7%
oyu name of F, Whitney Jaeger (left), Colgate University geology student and star halfback on the Christy Mathewson in two pas to win the World Series for the |
1935 football team, may go down in history, not asa gridiron hero, buts one of the great of science, Boston Red Sox in 1912. i
He has just discovered a 275,000,000-year-old brittle star, one of the rarest fossils known to mankind, aie
He's shown with Dr, T. B, Root,
daa ‘| . Members of
NE HUNDRED i . \ | ganizationsof Barnard, New
just, : ; — * | Gollege and Columbia par f
: raded New York in this &
fashion,
versity
carillon ‘ower,
bell in 1e: background
weighs || tons,
for the medley relay was eatablished by this quartet {rom
lege at a at the 14th annual Kansas Relays held Jory Shi ale peel
sete
Funnere raced chrough their variety of distances in 10113
ay
low presents typical scenes of demonstrations in var:
Rolf Kaltenborn lead his Harvard
Veterans of Foreign Wars in song.
g. when
Cullen,
teams
Lynch
in the
ne and
*ounced
ye next
in over
ngle to
flelded
) score
* to left
ad well
0 eatch
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MAY 22, 1936
Far into the
Night
Rudolph Frundt
|. Massachusetts State
College
Red Sails
in the
Sunset
Franklin J.
Hickman
Purdue University
j wrence H, Miller
Camegie Institute of Technology
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Wesleyan’s curriculum trains in liberal
\FFIC! L SPONSOR f the College of Mount Wesleyan’s property
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for commerce million dollar library,
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Saga eee arts and sciences, not in the professions,
ts was Betty Ahern, outstanding finance
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NEWS,
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S. list of highest endowments per student,
BE" LOOKING and “prettiest girl” in the all-male cast
of Pennsylvania's Mask and Wig Club show, Red Rhumba,
was Reeves Wetherill, who played one of the “female” leads
in the farce.
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prwich
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Mi traveled to
Mrop a game
Tomorrow
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would ma
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seme with St.
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4 off Cullen,
, the teams
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cond inning.
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State flelded
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third,
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MAY 22, 1936
Page 3
Sophomores Place Over Juniors
In Annual Track Meet, 37-
Haynes, '38, Breaks Two Records, 880 Yard and One Mile R
Freshmen, Seniors Finish in Third and Fourth Places
Morozowski To Be
G.A. A. President
| SPORTS LINE
If it isn’t one thing it’s another.
Casey Goewey’s Dodgers committed
only four errors in the Pratt game,
which diminished amount of bung-
ling reduces the average number of
36
uns ;
Team To Travel
To Meet Norwich
Baseball Squad | Drops Game,
11-3, to Pratt in New York
State’s baseball squad traveled to
Brooklyn Saturday to drop a game
The Western avenue campus was | —————— errors per game to seven; but the
the eeone of the gecond summa] Aa Netmen Top Bard, Pratt industrialists pounded the pill|to Pratt Institute, 11-3, A onarTeY
mural ‘Track Meet on 'Thursd . . jompously. The individual players the team travels to Northfield, Ver-
eee May Li. at sophomores Will Meet Larries hare, improved; but as a unit, the/mont, to meet Norwich University:
barely nosed ‘out the juniors in a team is about as weak as that first] A win in this encounter would make
battle that swayed back and forth Upstate Tomorrow one you prepared for social science |much brighter the prospects for
throughout the day, with the fresh-| The State College tennis team teaching, vietory in. the final game with St.
men ind seniors ling behind. |again defeated the Bard) Songsters What can we say of Norwich? | Michaels a week later,
Although the course was very slow,/in a return mateh between the two They're all boys there, they a Except for the second inning when
the meet brought forth remarkably | squads on the digefiell courts. the some, have uniforms and a’ football | Pratt scored eight runs off Cullen,
fast times for all events and many r of Moving-up De Tn team which Dartmouth warns up |State’s starting piteher, the teams
new imect records, this contest, the enemy even on, We probably would lick them | were rather evenly matehed, Lyneh
‘The juniors dominated the sprints | worse than at the airst meeting, over in basketball. We might even do] started the scoring for State in the
and the field events, with Meehan’s | powering their tencher-opponents. in it in Intseball. C'est tout, second, With the count one and
leap of 5° 7” in the high jump, only one of the nine m The local racqueteers have found ]one, Lynch fouled one which bounced
Ryan’s 10 in the LOO yard ‘Tomorrow, the Tnstrue a ready victim in Bard, When/off his forehead, but on the next
particularly outstanding, ‘The sopho: north to Canton to meet St. Frank Hardmeyer recovers his form|piteh, drove 2 long home run over
res, led by Haynes, captured most | rence University's racquet rep: of last season, the team should click |{le left field barrier, Cullen got
of the distan events, Llnynes vs are athler to perfection. That boy has plenty|in hot water when he walked the
roke both existing records for’ the nied upon of superb tennis in him—but he} first man up in the second inning.
rand one mile run, lapping jt have a powerful squad at the Morozowski, »|can't seem to find himself this year.|'There followed a slashing single to
the ‘half mile in a speedy nets. Our court eaporers, fresh from | president af the Girls Cahn has mopped up his Bard op-|ceuler which Ryan of State fielded
seconds, Coutunt's leap of 207 Iwo straight vietories, may. surprise the ye ue-| ponent, their number one man, with |slowly, allowing the man to score
in the broad jump way. ¢ Hie eolortul Cantaness shine re |a minimum of effort; and Dick Mar-| from’ first. Another single to left
lowed by LaGirat, 8, with 20714" |The results af the second gison has transferred his energies |fullowed which Sehmita ficlded well
a heartbreaking quarter of an ineh | with Dard ingles —Cabn, will assist from basketball court to tennis and throw to Buteher trying to eatel
behind the winner deveated Bush, Hard, 2, 6 president, {court with no mean success. the man coming into’ third, ‘The
point, soplior | Stato, defi Smyth Pialtig| Start looking over our softhalters | throw was tute but Buteler whipped
ju freaheny; [6 | Raker Luwey,|more speculatively, An ALState [it to Quattrocehi: who turned und
Wag; seniors, Ya. yer, Stile wLehieer leader, dune |softhall team w chosen by [tagged the runner trom behind for
Phe boys puffed in in the totlaw » defeated Knowles, wtee your |the first out of the inning, | ‘The
ing orde | Kramer, State, Favorite son's finding a spot on the {third single was sueceeded by a home
Woo-Vard Dash Wan by do Ryan, avs) well, Bard, 62, 62 | syund by drop your | run, three singles and a ‘triple to
seco, Gorin ‘ied, I defeated Chute, Bard, seribhled choices in the bucket when {bring the score to 7-1, and: Sehmita
ig oe | Dou Decker and Hardie with whieh | provided, was called in to replace Cullen,
Vee Dash Phe between 0 | Suite 1 Smythe saul ich | The interclass track meet scented |Sehmitz surrounded a walk with two
ton aid Ryn. Juniors third, Hard, Cal sand vv [out several potential winners in|strikcouts to retire tho side. Mow:
Wee agree, URES | MUTE: Staite, Hush dnd [ideotout t potential competition with other col- jever, the Pratt player on third seored
eX Daah— Wan by. tty, “a Wheeler nid | thie imembiits itt s. Given a (rack on which to|the vighth ran of the inning on a
PR ' Huta Kockwell and Chute, | With GAY. through vor | practice, and given systematized | jussed ball,
(et PRs tet Whine | sul thereby establish | practice, we think that a group of} From this point on, it was just
aN Vard Dart Wei by Hay tes, is the ivation aud | the cinder and sawdust boys could /another ball game, Cullen got two
fateh, News, “Js- tind, Wilezs uski, eae combine to form a varsity track jof State’s four hits, one heing a
F Hwan Fekunt isin” Sororities Name | team of some merit. four haggor in the sixth with nonean,
one Mile tun (iS y Hlag megs ts Administrations Dean Announces | When te ed (lvl uf Hin ‘al yarn ely a
siti Wiley tis ‘ }y ago first rolled auton ive v score
Hee dot weeny: iteacimitiel For New Season Hall Councillors |: that ponderous pellet, two [twenty-six rus on hits” and
Sophomores: eked , Helen WM i dean uf bundred) pounds of surromnded air {lave ‘conmmitted forty errors, Their
tout a Nill bE Cullens 3 i GHNIGMNPRa Le SCH RBS TU ons hemnen elevated an eve {opponents have seared forty-eight
. seeret ‘ : : ‘i
s vara TRY CGT We aee a : mad waGitinen: Ball Kay ‘(uel nil tip tilted a stiaety nase, | fms onan yefour hits aud have
Fe ee ee ctireutidon {ARB amp ene A al Si Alaa iy fins _ Hut when the incumbent senior and | eonnitte mispla ix
rhe Ve Uanthss a 5 | junio > finished Ganeting in: survey of quires shows that
el Atay Ot a house seni hans Stl, | Hitt first emeuunter with Ce sty [Site tas erred anew for every. hit,
ae inh! ‘ oi, Marlette Eyal Si trae aad sphere. the fehl was strewn vith (aid that their opponents hay al
shat but Won Maris Bie sbilent Haceie Wither Dorothy | bovies ait the locker room wae just] te convert ceily oneninth of the
Mea. ane aswmcntss SF ice. dean Wats Ile Is Gi i shay, Mz |
Ld Oa outa 4 . ane von ahi mu a4" +
metry ee tee Lh ROT Seneca i hanrals Dat there seperate Committees Work
Tutnens innives, y ’
r Wy ta shove it aver ance
Won ts Man Say rue NAMES REPRESENTATIVE |""Wish’ toe the eee A @iamond To Prepare sy
Haina ee tri ip Handhowk committee, under the] Win over the Norwich Soldiers, Howbtonedh foun Rigs YeCatitain
SEED z t clesirmanship of Warren Den .| Prediction for the week~—A vic- Cunier and Edward Sabol, rin
. editor of the handbook for the | tory for State in the interclass soft costumes, Dorothy Whyte, , Agnes
Myskania Names aie ae “ian cea ball league res anid 1 Uru, juniors
’ ; (VLPIEG RESIEOS. ibs deny hols pointieant of Rolurt Mertwig, Comment for the week—Anyway, | dvertiving, er, Aliea
Clubs’ Officers | Sieve booing, als, gis (setehniio Ke saan t ML AGED GT proTelyage | Mame UDA GIG ACEH) i
a Keratins ai sab hain. Eleanor Wage option 7 ti Nwe-can't he accuived Of prosclyting, | \llunleawt tlinuloth Miury, finloee:
For Coming Year jis.it. Uni Williteant - Bales in sieke seal | nity,
Neeatsee trestilvtt, tase. 1 coe : . l \ vaveth Studebaker, juniors, ane
aciaale ee ain " aa i if ORS, ee ene bal i Sophomores Retain Riva ry Cup {lsh a Haan, ty ia Ntsiat
aafiedies at -depaurtimentil clubs: te Netw . een ene hie nr amy
vi i wthery i Thobbh: (Lillian Otson, and Alma Snyder,
2 sc gaesdent, Magar etna ae Ha s Traditional Contest Closes |i" erm a sim sist
Melia len, view prostlent tele K att SAWN SHAT sition ge vannpiliaes apwet Ly Whitin The class extends courtesies aad
Hani, 0p teasutet =~ 1 estoriog (wth athletic events the wicht before Us deepest Heatly ta the Viaw Heusen
Charlotte Boy ae a 7 Nast np Day patting them in the Cletles Company, fer te use of
Miblred Stretpery + the & Ws agit iy fan points. Bive pointy Petteenth urs furniture and te
Chasstend oleh From Mie fray with beth iin aaaeied cach ektes cata tle Albay Therd care Congeciy, tor
Hawlan Me rivalry em this te tically tt lavaginye wt tor thle Hee use a Alxtuires ane haps
thie rivatng toreetig towers for ite wisi: LEAGUE. CONTINUES
nil bean D Vereenes the choses paepared for the stunt | Eatter club won the second en
' n the histery af or coon the follawing dav, Pn (eeuiter in te men's grenp: hose
elites pteseboa, tola a Pe ae RIBEER teowin tle enp. an “endl ie sablane fey at} league, when if nosed oub
View preside Frans Va ttl ape itesilent Fath its frestamen sand sephonuare howmanee “te Ts’ Glows fhe xyuiil, UN ta 10.
as ian 1 EA BE “HSURIANE Stan ivy ct tle teessbannen, sind aiavant shed College house des
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ha tan with thes yuushball « puts . F Hist round will he
| Ont tay, The Peeshan CGE Gan eC oh ale Monte (gaye Hetiveen tlie College: hiause aud
Conetans, Sing Vier ptesmhond, Lente Hlevreatiash jobs unt the feos ut the Waehinge mM ie tH Me ye iy Delta Rha, Mon at 100,
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sil reporter, Plarathy € leppsy Neel ek 1 yeaa rain whieh) dampened ron
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MAY 22, 1936
Gaylord Will Be
‘Advertising Head
To Succeed Deno|{
Charles Gaylord, ’38, will be -ad-
vertising manager of the
Coitece News for the coming year
a3 a result of elections conducted at
& special News board meeting Tues-
day night, Gaylord’s election was
made tieceasary’ by the resignation
of John Demo, '37, who was an-
Mounced as president of the Student
Association at the annual Moving-up
Day exercises last week.
Virginia Stoel, ’37, who was as-
pociate news editor on the’ News
board this year will be an associate
editor on the News staff for the
coming year. The position of man-
aging editor from which Miss Stoc)
resigned on account of the point
system has been declared vacant,
Reporters of lust year’s staf! who
will retain their status on the News
staff are as follows: Isabel Davidge,
Elfrieda Hartt, Esther Keshner,
Eleanor Smalley and Phyllis Ver-
milye, seniors, and Elizabeth Appel:
doorn, Alvina De Long, dean Edge-
cumbe, Ruth Frost, Miriam Gould,
Phyllis Jobson, Charlotte Libman,
Mae Rosenbeck, Martha Sheehy, and
Ruth Thompson, junior
JONES TO SPEAK
. Louis C, Jones, instructor in
» will review “Old Paul, the
anew children’s book
Srare | |
TO BE SEEN IN “BERKELEY SQUARE”
GRECIAN GAMBOLS
And still the Greeks are pledging
and initinting the new gals, Up at
AEPhi, Helen Rubin, ’39, was wel-
comed into pledge membership and
Henrietta Halbreich, Malvina Gross-
man, Ruth Pekarsky, and Prieda
Kurkhill, all freshmen, — beeame
neti
Visitors—Judy Fister, ’30, and
Dorothy Klose, ’34, made themselves
at home at Delta Omega and at Phi
Lambda, Evelyn Hoyt, ’34, and Doris
Hell, "34, renewed ald acquaintances,
Sigma Alpha willingly opened its
doors to Louise Godfrey, ’24, and
Mrs, Raymond rris, formerly
Marguerite Paris,
Phi Delta anniversary tea dance
will be tomorrow from three to five
o'clock in the chapter house on South
Allon street, Representatives from
all sororities are inyited so—we'll be
xeon? you.
Alice Allard and Elizabeth Meury, members of the 1936-37 Myskanin,
who will have leads on State's stage Thursday and Mriday, Miss Atherd
is the retiring junior president, and Miss Meury will head the Drwniities
Stoel Is President
of ‘Y’ Association
For Year 1936-37
Virginia Stoel, ’37, will head the
ies of the Young Women’s
tinn association for next year,
as announced last Friday by Jacque:
line Hyaus, ’S6, retiring president.
Officers assisting Miss Stoel next
year will iee-president, Anne
Rand, under-graduate’ repre:
tative, Christine Dershimer, 38;
rer, Jean Bdgecumbe, '38; see:
ion Rockefeller, 739, and
reporter, Marion Dayton, 739,
Seniors aeting as exceutives for
Y activities are: social, Miss Rand;
discussion groups, Helen Clyde;
meetings, Elsa Smith; Silver Bay,
Kathleen Strevell; and music, Eloise
Shearer. Other committee heads are
as follows: membership, Thelma
Miller, 38; devotional, Dorothy
Clapp, bulletin board, Martha
Conger, '48; international relations,
Miss Edgecumbe; faculty, Blizabeth
Allon, ’39; publicity, Katherine Con-
klin, 88: social service, Elizabeth
Appeldoorn, sand representative for
the Student Christian — movement,
Corolyn Matties, 139,
and Art associition for next yeur,
Geo, D. Jeoney, Prop,
TO DIRECT NEWMAN
will be the new
about Paul Bunyan, on his radio pro:
WGY,
gram over station Sehence- |
tady, next ‘Tuesday afternoon at
12:45 o'clock, Mr. Jones has heen
ny short talks on books. sin
last December on the last Tuesday of
each month. This program is span
sored by the State ducation De: |
partment, Rural Education Division, |
vIts object is to interest” the
area of the state in modern literature,
president of next year's Newmar i ee ity: foe, tle
club. Ethel Sehliek, ‘36, is the re Poem em A
i ¥ sretiring president
tiring president of that o Dicey Bienes, 84eA08) tala Ut baw
Rosemary Laltorty, 87, is the
The other newly elected officers | dacobs, as the view president. Other
who will assist Miss Lafferty cores | ofticers ate erotary, Mibleed
view president, Rosemary Dickinson, | Katy, nid treats
TIT secretary, Charlotte Pe P) Rubin, 30. Libien Shapive. || 198-200 CENTRAL AVENUE
treasurer, Mary et) Muriel Goldber ts. will compose |
" tlie Aeeutive eounedd. |
Boulevard Cafeteria
and Grill
Dial 5-1913
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ALBANY, N. Y.
Two Rodio Entertainments a
WEDNESDAY, 9 P, (€.0.7)
LILY PONS
with Kowelanets Concert Orchesira and Chorus
FRIDAY, 10 P. M.(6,0.7)
WOSTELANETZ 45 PIECE DANCE ORCHESTRA
with Kay Thompson and Ray Heatherton
‘ond the Rhythm Singers
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