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VoL. VI No. 2 ALBANY, N. Y., SEPTEMBER 28, 1922 $300 per year
Y. W. C. A, RECEPTION FRIDAY |ALL FRESHMEN MEET PROFS,
NIGHT AT FACULTY RECEPTION
closest te.tenss)—— WARSITY FOOTBALL—1922. 0 tn ne
ing inthe gymnasium, was a
nto the freshmen will he on F Jrecord-breakinye i altar,
day, September 29, at ® o'clock, when] clasp to the fast it
you wil he accompanied ty your junior] Oct, 14--Union Frosh at Schenectady. Lea a eee Ue
sisters and hirothers to meet the Y. W,) brother and sister proudly ted his or
i Naw a fitter Oct, 21--Rochester School of Optometry at i's seit tunity down to the
he ests of honor, so that if you failed e after being assured that that
that wed lo mee heal la Rochester: tail wom eorseetly tag aed
impress yourself upon certain ones! {Phen exeh funily begin to yet ae=
i allel ina " Oct. 28--R. P. I. Frosh at Albany, (Game 1ivinnt! with every enter fomly- and
Dnreikinyg
Juwith the faculty
Since variety i the spice of Hi
icnild all cnimcmuf’ sie: veliabi acai Pending). | ‘The faculty were delightfully cordial
ind friendly, ‘They shook hand after
Hc have enjoying an old thing!
. Jian and smiled smile after smile
way" Vin wll e slows ts) Noy, 3--Union Reserves at Albany. Hh neato att Fen
2 Cy Ne that at reception is: not a]
seein at alistter torus oe) Noy, | Q--Open at Albany. !
Hite unt At'ome weasel, Noy. 18--St. Stephen's at Annandale. i
all evel
hhompscn started si
jwined in
nnd aiedng hive aging nail. eheer
The
bi | More enthusiastic gree then Dr
00 strong, | ao. Thompson again, ‘This time he
_ | All home games to be played at Ridgefield, no al tee
talks to follow. Dr. Hewbacher spoke
FACULTY NOTICES | Hirst abwut the newcomers, and ex
Dr. Jolin Mason Clarke is ty sped! spp ENT ASSEMBLY ATHLETIC COUNCH. sMoKER aresset! every wish for theif fqypiness
in stindent assembly on Briday, Septem aid success, He very: humareusly
her 29, Dre Chirke is a agriduate of] The anmber of students at ass The AtMletic Council will hold sf noted a lly bit of aninymons Shak
Amherst College and at neniber of Philan Friday was one of the first inc met of the faculty: andlsnea which applied to the eta
in the syimnasivn ‘Phurs-lof ‘his caused a volun
tember 28, 1922, at 7:00)shout of laughter, ‘He also. aequt
prssiiities
oy
smoker fort
Hea Kappa, | His official title is} ions of the large enrollment of thisfstudent body
“Director of Seieney inthe State Mulveqe “After the upening, signe, Pres! (evening,
sean of New Work,” lent Brubacher addre
resident ‘Uhwing of Western Res
serve University will speak some time!
in the future in, student assembly. | Dr
is resident of the associated
“President Hrubacher and Ha Hor
will extend greetings tothe nev met feck MUM Sil Teil cone
nent since the war and the eon particularly, Professor Risley willl ination, but left their identity — in
wroblem of efficiency, Part of the en Jspeake on matters connected, with collegeltoubt. “To impress one of his. points
rollment is no doubt de to the it Miiitics. xenerally, Ar. Shaveley Will} hont’ the splendid inaterial for a foot
floward the "ww collar” ovenpationsiialk of his plans for the teams of Stiteliall team, Dr. Urnbacher called pon
tejind the movement away from the jobsifor the year, and Doctor Power, chair-lihe coach to supplement his statements,
which niece te “dirty hands, An-iman of the Athletic Council, will state ‘a card as the conch
other cause of the greater edueationallthe pkins of that organization. In ad-lore achievements for the
interest is due to the continuation work/lition, it, is hoped that Me. Oliphant on the foothall field.
which compels people to continue their tart West Point star, All-America Horner then heaped weleome
Tewever Stale hai ti plaee Athletic Director atfcompliments upon the heads of "26.
ie Miele: Gale RATA th Will he able to berPhey: shaw. every. possibility af heing a
tS cahtiee Re. al to talk ‘on his specialty in}record-breaking
prestige of a college course. We are
feet
ber ant se
al at State with the purpose. of per arks of these speakers|:he nora
the new men of thelfures, Verily, verily, w
nie familiar with somelthe dangers lurking near
this, oth lof excess pleasure,
that will make their stay here 0 the fines
an that men's athleties. may helalte predicted
t. Of course, therewith Dr, Hrab
y for qettinglauestion.
he course of theldrole. re tb
rant well Tale ect
jon of jocular tales of college life,
in's, after a plea in vain for
He sioke of the lurge collegiate
eit colleges. in this part af the
such as Union and) Rensseli
‘lustitute.
macher is to give a
Schenectady on Oct
exe the distrit superintende
at their annual
il
ts ‘nian
q
inine colt
20 warned of
in the form
Voters. yl coiet nig-hutived
zenshin” in the audi
13, 14, 15. Among 1
erfit ourselves in the teaching profes|g
nes sion, However, we should not negleet|Collee
Gbveriae Millers Anibuk Jour subject matter for specializationfof the
that sie Adniny iteele ot Can Prof,filone, In order to be successful welt
Untechinson, Prof, Risley and. Profimust cultivate fitness, endurance
Walker of S.C; ts faculty, wil als
speik, V detailed proxeiin will he iver
atater date, amd the school will
open to all students who wish, to
tend, Mrs. C1. A, Whitney, of Loui
ville, is the local ehitirman of the league.
in Horner invited the frash to
ty Reception, their tirst social
aL State
hments? Surely. And splendid
I hereby promise to pay Three Dollars ($3.00) for one year's sub- |loines! ‘The faculty certainly appeared to
CALENDAR preciate. the. hua
ion to the State College News for the year 1922. ed selene ee
7 i . More introductions and” chats were
‘Thursday, September 28 Subscription payable on or before November 15, followed hy two short but enjoyable
Athletic Council Smoker for Men of
0 ances,
the Faculty and Student Body | CHEEEAT sorecnccreene seceenees {lan
The curtain, in the form of Charles,
‘Gyaiesiea 7300 FO. | Street and No.... ceceevsse fat the sletric fight switey fell upon,
yn (i | scene of happily’ tired who
Friday, September 29 | City... seseeseeseeeeeeeces |[iectared, as they drifted lockerward,
Y. W. C. A. Reception, Gymnasium) that a most enjoyable time was had by
8:00 P, M.
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, SEPTEMBER 28, 1922
State Calleye New
Vol, VII
Published weekly during the college!
year by the Student Body of the Ne
York State College for
Albany, New York.
‘The subscription
tars per year. Adverti
be had on application to the busine:
manager.
(Articles; manuscripts, ete must be}
ils of the editors hefore Mon-
in the
day of the week of publication.)
Editor-in-Chief
Ronkur MacKantane, ‘23
Managing Editor
Vea Notaw, '23
Business Manager
ack Fox, '23
Subscription Ma
Fas Wo
nager
Assistant Subs
Roru 1
Assistant Bi
Eoin Saunpens, '25
Awxue Ot
Associate
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Dons Bur
Dorority Bens
Reporters
Marcery Baynes,"
Kun
Notaw, '24
“He eN One, '24
Murien W
Mune
A CHEER FOR THE TEAM
_ This year from the start looks as
re going to be a big one in at
‘There seems 10) be phen
Purple and Gold to vietory.
is also different from any other
of the fret that it marks the, bes
ercallegate football at Sia
Tt has a good sound the
eitume days, Whether or tol
will bes ,
athletic program depends. entirely upo
ou, the student body. If the 1
encouragement and support, the
will yo over as it ought,
to. play alone, with no backing, ever:
thing will slump. ‘The team may mi
win every game, TI
rect in a sport that
But if they have your support, you
be sure every, inch, of round w
te
yarsity
it will not he worth the cast,
is not the collexe that will fo
teams just because they have been d
feated. Any bunch of people anywher
‘an support a winning team, but
takes those with real college sp
yet together and boost when a de
ake I
Sept. 28, 1922, No. 2}
rate is three dol-
rates na
This year
Te they hav
ww |things
life).”
ay fence
ss | Thus d
want
lothers
end of
als hi
te
this fal
re
of "26
anate
are 4
svt he
our
ifltherely
H-lentertai
ty
derstan
sc|
itho tind
me A permanent part of ourltion an
oN your intelligent perception of
tion or person
Your
y
ot
land to
heref
And
of ourhas oe
sults next time, Did Ya i
5 poor season twolpositions. as
elfoothall
er ye
le-lteam
re|nlayed
State
tojshe has,
at team,
jus in vary
vironment and
their years.
lof us who are blessed with the ninth d
leree of thi
lcovering themselves
ch others the process,
Perhaps. it
our mot
member that Sti
much as you need her,
Hind yourself,
* getters
AKO?
8 BE GETTERS
In these times of restlessness and]
disturbance throughout the country}
there is an impelling, driving foree in|
the heart of us mortals—an awakening
sciousness of our own invlividual
selves, Of course, this force exists in
ing. degrees (50
a is
re end
hecatt
Now if we
slight degree of this force, we are con-]
tent to lead a peaceful, tractable exist-|rec
Long, the path
jo mor ble to
consuming
10 tive and subse
to do the 1
desire gradually becomesmore
ang, until it burns like an intense Hamel
is than in athers, and that was thels,
son they were admitted to the lass|iifting the bitle aN
ce to their less for-lkissed her as wallant
in prefers
fellows, How
vers
that you are here
1 Culley
is not a more ecient nla
quire it than
herefore,
isi
comprehen
ding of one’s sel
oth
fr
will
understanding will
your number of friends, good. t
nt your socal lit
a gre
fore, wet understand:
so, 1926, why’
and. get
urred, ‘They work:
team after i
You bet she di
came by
championship foc
much spirit as
Everybody up
it works every: time,
reuumstanee, toil awaylmediately In
And then there are those) Mr. Brown,
1 interesting time
ressed in the|
ve in coming to. coll
e College, It
other acquisition that
‘mention now
The key to a
natures of others is the thorow:
wid then you will be
our sympathy, discre:|lates.o!
as the case may he.| 4.
iol ex
for the next four years
a see what the result will be?
lel, et wisdom,
What the team needs now] f s
strong. last
o it is in all
the spice of
lowed with a
‘Two leciurers, whon
ISmith and Brown, wert
‘On one occa
ment i a town in
ntly lectured,
‘feral days
» conquer en-| ide i
But to
ct topie
hp nerits of Mr
theyyearded as the
quently helplwarld." Brown deter
y tothe young lads
“Phelstep. was "to phic!
Thfirom the Hower, garden
onstm-liring ito U
for
dis-lihe litte irl sobbing ¢
t tolish grief, hte took her on
soled her, and finally to
they: wa
oof thinking!"
cal V aid the i
students to wish to enter State Cate corti than ever,
Perhaps the flame Inirned 2
Ml, Perhaps the flame Iurned Ai it came time f
clenenity. in some of the applic ha ied ate ne
10 he said good-bye to,
regardless of|
wel
1026, antl re-
needs you as|
(now that have decided 14}
satisfy the ame of “finding your indi- A
vidual self." you will discover mi ‘ nero
thinces that ean be acquired to help youl" eles in he yet
make that “self” more Mone Sn ane
attractive to everyone Paveiian Ssh
‘i vageen ct your club! Oh, q
is a spl to possess, and ther Ss tieanation
in whieh]
.
weF-toothed ti
ip you to. and broaden}, gubertoothed
vit par interests and) otter!" gasned his wife
find vourself. It will make you} a re
in to oilers in that your eon
Mi 0
re intelligent oathed tiger? "Jud
ome where Smith had si
This ltost and hostess h
old dauvsiiter,
ame reat
fections, is
shlendidblossory
little miss, sayin
"TH bet Me, Smith neve
nh we
gill, eal
¢ friend
which
THe stayed at the same
iyed) forse
Lonel
who in
friends with]
arin, her
wat the
n next door andl
you a}
ide for fuel to satisfylpretty flower like t
Migs is found ab Une! She rented with sume seomn, “ Why,
the quest, As the four years|te wave me a whole houquel.
OF tte aaa fir, Brown accepted the temporary
pass in this institution, the happy mor-ligfeat, hut wher awhile Tntet he teal
pver some child:
1 his knees, con
ook it
tle miss, more
he gave me al
nt Mr. Brown to|
further progress,
the parents, then
to his emis, he
as he evould
Wh
Init he}
f all the mother-
“Surely this is Tehaikow:
He—" Very likely; 1 asked
oldest wine in the cellar.’
PLAINT OF A CO-ED
Onee {had a little bird,
And his song
Was the sweetest ever
He is ge
Some
Once | had a white pet mouse,
\ bit of fuze:
ely, dancin, little me
he was—
Some eat got him.
ans
Kot h
Lots of cash to spend, you know,
T could euss—
Some eat gor hin,
Pitt Panther,
the band
strikes
Show (London),
NOMENCLATURE
Mremise—Kensselaer is a very unique
own,
one.
horse
uly the moon
Heald Wis loves
rid,
xrowled Mr.
ger
n exe
idge.
chasing}te
wat te detec} .
ns toa saber-|ramsackin’ around jn ol” maid
house i
he color left her cheeks,
Hag it the shoulder of his eon
Ir showed up plain for wee
Sjnutge.
instable Hicks, caught a
al last nis
do you
know he
he wouldn'ta heen
on’s
he hadn'ta been."—Judge.
inderstanding,
nsion of the}
n-| The
Plus, first|nounces the opening
le}for e%
NEWS BOARD CO
Rules
ie silta-lare:
depend. upon} governing 1
I determine!
s ‘candidates by sh
to do specified wo
to compete for busi
Get sour, finder the direct
understand."
for better re-}of the
e neglect her|a strict basis of ms
ssociate
and her| Work on the "New
iljdents interested in
Has}tunity to obtain first h
paper, if
idn't
ar
otal.
2 You hetjin running
root for thelin the fres
rept up to st
yea
te College New’
orial appointments to
the two under classes,
of the
er and the others under the di-
rection of the managing editor.
MPETITION
‘of competition
nl
he competition
Students may offer. themselves
sbmitt
n-chief
ng their
‘or the
16,
it to permanent
editor.
ws." alfers stu
wslish an oppor
a start
and work is
To all stud
nd experience est inte
made|News Board hopes that 1926, espe-
THAT ALBANY To BOSTON
‘The great and sail advan-
ge of being alive in this blessed
20th century is that there’s usually
lenough excitement, going on to keep
erage human's mind busy. One
annot live without excitement. One
‘night exist—but that's another story.
What I'm working up to is. th
rious makeup of the human brain
that begets ideas great and small, the
moment daily excitement begins to
pall. Just let_a person get sick of
everyday things, and immediately the
wwusely. things. in Mis Cor hen on
(hat the psychologists tell about)
gin to get wiggily-er and an idea is
horn, That was the way the Alhany
(Continued on page 4)
it offers an opportunity to serve the
rests of the college, The
lly, will respond heartily to this
II for reporters.
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, SEPTEMBER 28, 1922 Page Three
\ | NEWS FOR THE FROSH SILVER BAY MEETING
"ROUND THE COLLEGE When you first opened the door of| ‘Tuesday, October 3, in the auditor
f college this fall wasn't the first words|ium, there will be a Silver Bay meet-
you heard, “ Have you seen — ing. Betty Renner will lead, and seve
The following girls are tiving al] Announcements of the wedding of{my freshman sister.” But long be-leral of the girls who went to Silver
Gamma Kappa Phi house: Kathcrine|Doris Sweet, 18 and Willian Corwith|fore naw every junior has met his or| May this year will speak about the
Brown, '23; Marion Cline, '23; Susanfiave heen received her freshman sister or brother and|most interesting happenings during
Collier, "23; Ethel Cummings, '23; welcomes Ruth Ellis, '24|most all of the 304 members of 1926|those eventful ten days, ‘There will
mina Currie, '23; Mary Koncelik, '23;l48 a pledge mem heen introduced |be slides of the very, very amusing
Mildred Kuhn '24; ior Muiderer) Mrs. Jessie Hallantine, of Albany, Nijund sung to. First it was registeation, Silver Bay, these
'23; Marion Rose, Mary Y.. is acting as chaperon at Psi Gamma}then the Facuhy Reception, then the|being more or less Iumorously. ©
23: Hilda ‘Tefft, '23, and Dorothy|this year, sing on Saturday afternoon and the|plained by Winifred Dunn. Every
Westerman, ‘24, Kappa Delta was glad to weleome|Vesper service Sunday, tut are the Jone is cordially invited,
‘ Miss Hazel Rowley was a week-entlover the week-ond Harriet Rising, ‘21 Jiuniors through yet? Not at all aki wi
the Kamma Kappa Phi house,
appa Phi announces th
marriage of Mildred Mann, ‘19,
I Lee of Deposit, N.Y.
Potter}They may even help out the sophs a
hit by advising that the Freshman LIBRARY NOTICE
‘astilandhook he read more thoroughly,| The library. is purchasing duplicate
‘pies of thes hooks for which there iy
arion Hurnap, '21, and Sylvia
quest
Clara Knickerbocker, ex-"22, 9
married June 28h to Roland Snyder}And haven't you noticed the way the
arriage took place on June 30, alKappa Delia extends congratulations. the greatest demand, Since it will he
Glens Falls, Ne Ys Kappa Delta heartily welcomes er ean aliffieath Tee atuleita to, soeuia: raters
The Delta Omega house was openedlnew house mother, Mes, Stilson, olliaher are mentioned? [f you haven't ctce hanks, the library will iat he open
September 1, The following girls areliipanklin, No Y just mention them and see, Ht may}it the evening. Reserved books may be
living at the house: Doris Johnson] We enjoy having with us at thet” that the juniors. are, plannineldran at five ofelnek and may be ree
Marjorie Smith Elizabeth “Renner ikappa Delia house several new house oaethinge nice tw make up for thefained until nine o'clock: the. following
jorie Mathewson, Millicent Wur-mates, ‘The girls living at the Howse! ootamore qet-wise meeting Horning noks drawn on Friday after
hans, Edith Vanderburg, Mary Vedderlihis year are: Hetty Macqueen, Flhy won may he retained mil Monday
abt Helar Means ve, Margaret Demir - mornings,
The engagement of Miss Nell Gil, “Pauline George Ti: i llopad alu tha-elenweesti-aersiive
Parkhurst, ‘21, to Leland Foster,‘ Smith, Helen Leary, Marilla| MEMOIRS OF SUMMER SCHOOL) vi) j., snore gutisfactory. for commuters
was announced during the summer, — [Van Geller, Martha Shayleys Delia) So often we think of memoirs asfind equally satisfaetary forall other
A miscellaneous shower was given at} Hadsell, Margery Kayless, and Marion/connected with events that belong tof tudents
the house on Wednesday evening to]Niller. the comparatively dead past and but
Miss Alida Ballagh, ‘21, whose marriage} Kappa Delta welcomes, as pledseliitte connected with the future, Hut
to Mr. Frank McClure takes placemembers, Mary Bull, May Lewisand|ije memoirs of st
Octaber 3. Gladys: Mersereau living, vital ree
Miss Alice Dessert, of Kingston, was ory Potter, ‘21, is with usliner achaol is a growin
the quest of Millicent Burhans at tiefyain, we are glad to report with nd -eneatiinest. tl
house Friday night [is studying at Library) Sehe vatgrecieraurgenk: Ih
ement was made af the mar- tion aire beginning 10 sve the ne
ir school is a
ise the sum Penalty Committee Meets
Institution) rhe fatlowing
increases|heen appointed
aris of edt-[penally committee
Ruth Maore, Chairwnt,
Florence Leming,
Annou
rine of Ma 120, to Mr ily of hiring wp to date teachers and] ference Leming,
thur Coleman on July Ist. ‘They spent renewing her many acquaints|ice willing to defray a fraction of the] free iawn eee
the summer in Califor lanes hefore she leaves for Rudeliffeloxpenses of the members of their| Vernice Wilson,
Louise Perry, ex-'21, called at thelwhere she will take courses ‘prewirtiety}iveuties wha attend the summer| [ltetiet Voarhies,
Bin: Phi Housestnat: Thursday po ier A dession ar are willing to increase the] pirarties Weta
he following girly are living in the] —
ge
salary of teachers who spend a prof
educational inst
allege year brought the open
Eta Phi house this able summer in Fdiund Cran
Dorsey, ‘23; Viola Holmes, ing of Newnan Hall at 741 Madison] eis Stephen Merritt,
Rusk, Marjorie Sibley sjvenue, 1h accommodates twenty-six" Pynerieneed tenchers are nat in al [Arty Rule,
Maneoret crt who are looking forwatd 10 a0.tage'hy teanstees aren it comer ta] um gekeT
ea a Al joyable year, They extend an in], recognition of the valte of summer] ‘The penalty committee had a meet-
He Coleman, '25, and Horlvitation to the student body 10 visit| work. Be Manion oie 2a -anae tia
cence Leeming, "25. their new club house feta Hocking ta sammer)(ostiare tg obey al roles ater
dS ipharEpallon: Bil At the first meeting these officers) school, Perhaps, it is the ambition tol! Fhe date for the Sophomore get=
ledge members. Sophia Kicinherg, 254were tected ake a few extra courses or the aim|wise meeting is still pending,
and Gertrude Krieger, '2 Haass "Chalom; ibeabert <Gibe/ (ahi (RNC entra ounce the alm -
i ite ae eerie) Ahi}hons then the required term, or it may be
week Frances Jacobs and Ruth Wilko-| Secretary, Martha Doody etre oes
both of Kappa {Cornell Seorilay hath the anil necessiy of making ws) State College
4 ‘Theta bas as house with} Vice-treasurer, Katherine Hall. [We aye especialy pros af our own Cafeteria
Marjorie Sinnott, Doral
ery,
this
O'Shaughnessy, Frances
Ada Busse, Mary Maher, Betty Mi
Manus, Margery MeGeenie, Jean}
lary Morrissey. suminer session, A majority of the
social event will be aM|dopariments of the regular session|Luncheon or dinner 12:00—1:00
Home" to the entire student]re represented. We have a student| — _
body. organization which provides enter-lof their experience and kind
== nts for Friday evenings ani iloes seem to be an indefinable
plans trips for the chers
summer the Music and &
vartments were right there when it{ant spirit of youth for as one man
“The works ¢ never
Dardess: \l Mary
, O'Hara, Alunini
Miss Margaret O'Shaughnessy WAS’ Augusta Knapp, ‘22, and Hope Pet
the guest of her sister, Dora O'Shaush-|.n0 "122, are teaching in Highanld,
nessy, for the past week, Sybil Balme, "21 and Cora
Miss Mary Carney, ‘19, spent last . "21, are teaching at Wap-|
Veronica Noone
he
turdays, This| something
lish de=|t0 the pupil sit is the bu
me to amusing the students. ‘Then said.
ization of the|so beautiful as when they are falling
there was the orga
wedkcof: the Eis Silene Thee Hod: _ Ipinaers Rally i ¥. School Superintendents and Princi-|to deeay; the works of God are most
Chi Sigma Theta welcomes Mari) Mrs. Lynn Barnes—Dorothy Ban-lats whieh held its weekly meetings |heautiful when they are youn
Millet, ‘24, a8 a pledge member, pers DPtailivign: ja, Burl Vb and provided interesting speakers, and] While there are a few who hot
nusly or unconsciously do their
Have your eyes examined |for the second summer our college} zor!
HF paper has heen issued. best to discourage students from
Francis E. Cox C2, Ta TAL Groped wot leatdng, We Maps ones ane ele
THE UPTOWN OPTOMETRIST ned by the association of teachers| ake us-aore thaa glad that we are
A 171 Central Avenue Phone West 3756-J nd college students. ‘The students|training for the profess'on which we
lasses Spectactes [are aliracted 10 the teachers hecause have chosen,
Conserve your vision
Page Four
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, SEPTEMBER 28, 1922
That Albany to Boston Hike
(Continued from page 2)
to Boston hike originated—from wig-
aly things in a brai
Now that hike idea was a whizz, as
ideas go. In the first place, there was
anough red-hot romance in a_walk,
knapsack on back, over 200 miles of
ald and historic country, to start any-
aody's head to jigging and to make
inybody's heart do nose-dives and
ail spins. And both of our hearts
ind heads,—there were two of us—
id the aforesaid until we lost all
rack of—everything.
To proceed, We worked a whole
wvening planning a route, We studied
he map of Massachusetts until we
ould recite it backwards and both
vays from the middle. We had a six
‘ard list of places that we planned to
isit, Outlits, knapsacks, camp cook-
ng—we lived in atmospheres of them
or days. We even dreamed about
om at night, [ used to have a favor-
te nightmare in whieh a pair of khaki
valking breeches chased me down an
ndless road carpeted with aluminum
rying pans, ‘That was the way o
he Alhany to Toston hike,
‘Then as is the way of great ideas
nd excitement in general, things be-
‘an to happen. It is not the custom
£ enthusiasm, however bombastic it
he, to remain at fever pitch for
and days. Finals were coming
n tooth and claw, and one must
‘¢ room for Finals, at least. There
vas so much to do to get ready! We
adn't realized—! To cap the climax,
athetic letters he
ertain loved ones.
an to arrive from
You, dear reader,
letters. Your
amily upon oceasion has performed
hat most acrobatic feat of tongue
enerally known as “throwing a con-
iption fit.”
Of course.
that’s. what they're for.”
allow:
“We would catch our deaths of
old." “ Mad dogs (wholesale) would
eyour us." "Tramps would drown
sin trout streams.” “We would
et lost.” “We were foolish
vere crazy.” “We didn’t
What would we do next?” (hope
assly) “Et cetera.” “Et cetera,
Et cotera.”
Insidious fears began towevour our
\itherto unapproachable sang froid.
itrange as it may seem, families, al-
hough they may do a bit of unneces-
ary talking, are sometimes right, We
In't want to die a horrid death, ete.,
te, ete.
I'm sorry. I should have preferred
© render in answer to your editor's
equest for a “writeup” of the hike,
glowing account of Lenox, Lee, the
Berkshires, Concord, Lexington and
I the rest, But the greatest ideas,
ike the sweetest flowers, are often
vorn to blush unseen, certainly, thi
ane wasted itself on desert air, Some-
lay we plan to raise it from its
ignominious neglect, dust it off care-
“All families throw fits.
Extracts
MUSIC ASSOCIATION
Just at this time of the year the
numerous organizations of college are
1g plans for the college year.
has as yet no|
Colin Hager, al
8
association
definite plans, Mr,
member of the Class of 1917,
lasked Dr. Thompson if the girls’
chorus may give a radio concert, and
it is expected that this will take place
lsome time soon. Undoubtedly music
lassociation will arrange for several
good concerts and entertainments as
it has done in the past,
HOME ECONOMICS NOTES
Miss Agnes Moore, 'I8, sailed Sep-
tember 16th for Old Nutali, Africa, to}
take up Home s work in a
Imission school. expects to he
lgone 5 years.
Miss Marion "16, has|
joined the Home Economics Faculty!
lof the University of Ilinois.
An informal social meeting of the
Home Economies Faculty held|
Fam evening at Miss Gillett's
home, 570 Western Avenue.
Econom
She
Fleminj
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