State College News
NEW YORK STATE COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS
Vou. XP. No. 27
Aunany, N.Y., Fripay, Avatn 1, 1927
10 cents per copy, 83.00 per year
BETA ZETA HEADS
SCHOLARSHIP LIST
Alpha Epsilon Phi Is Second
Chi Sigma Theta, Third;
Eta Phi, Fourth
HIGHEST AVERAGE
For Fourth Consecutive Time,
Beta Zeta Leads Marks
Among Sororities
1.74
Hota Zeta is first in schokarship samen,
the savrities fixe the forth tine i foe
‘Alpha Hsia Phi is se
semesters,
and Chi Signy ‘Theta is tive
Kia Phi, whieh was second in the
roll for the seeund semester af
1925-20, is ww fonaethy
Zota’s awerage bs LZ. ar
fis previous
Humutredthy. per cent above
record af 1.70 far the second semester
Moth pilin 14h tues risen fren
sth tw sean haces Chi Sigua Theta
verity its pace as thir, wit the ssa
sere as it Hate thie secon semester fist
Kapa Delta has risen from ist te
ati for fifth phe
The ewmplete. statins fallow
Het Zeus oe
Kay
‘en.
a Kaye hl
Delia On
SHOW KITCHEN SCENE
IN COMEDY WEDNESDAY |
What goes on inthe kitehen white ai
1 iy the theme of the
Hetween the Soap snd
er iy being sey
Kanglish: come
Savory” hy: Gertenle Jennings
4y will he presentedd hy the advanced
‘imation class, Werluesday evening,
sot Tali
The
“Phetone Terme,
srigginal adaptat
a lone pay will hed
Grant, 127, the same ©
the last one-act phays te he preseuted by
vanced dlramaties class this sea
COMEDY RECEIPTS $330,00
receipts af Hones."
Ita preset hy
sueiation Friday: andl
wont ti sthont $330)
daly) will tama
wartime toy Lanise
wsin, 29, man nt tickets.
i thye hatse wits filed a cal pee Torn
"Miss Mathewson said
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Dr. Brubacher Announces Best
Major And Minor Combinations
Vresident \. rah
suoumeedd tony
nights,
espend:tiires
ti mare th
M.
a Spanish
ee: bial
nlite and another
any: other sube
ant and econ
mul thai?
subject; history: 3
ject, except nev
ies; commerce; home economies
any students make the mistake
impractical ermnbin:
hy
Dp, Brubucher also said that it is
not important which subject
combination
wich as mine
itself upon whieh the sales
| Ruth
ve their gre
n with other
PRESENT AND RECENT SORORITY MARKS
Phe following
in the list y
he shows haw sorarity: scholarshi
1
U5
1
i
HERODOTUS OBTAINS
MYSKANIA APPROVAL
History Secret. Honor Society
To Limit Membership To
Seniors, Juniors
Myskannin fas recognized Herodotns
cil as a departmental seeret honor so
‘vty. aweording to Martha J Mtbrighity
20, This places Herodotus elub ited
ie elas with On the seeret
Iwntor sowiety i
lets.” shu said
Heraotins club, whieh takes its name
fro the fomder af
ied te member
ust bt
average in history: or distinguish |
as a tealer in his history elisses,!
Mbrijelit said,
“Membership. in the sneiety: is to be
restricts iin the future’ to juniors an
Kegulir elections will tke p
she exphained,
jw May.” wom
ents nay he eleeted in October, however,
Mil Finnted,
faumber admitted iy a secret”
membership is
Hr, Adn
‘The present members are
W. Risley, head of the history: d
ment, hnerary faculty: adviser;
A. Hiudley, stssistant
Martha, J," Mtbrixht
huaaty, 2h,
‘The “sewigr members are: Ke
aker, president; Lonise Nottingham,
Mary Aubin, Mary: Chnsidine, Christine
Sweney, Kent eo Arthne Layman,
Kurtznacker
The juniors include
Saulshury, andl
Helew belle is the
member
Mary
DOUGHTY, LANSLEY
Y.W.C.A. DELEGATES
To Attend The State Student
Conference At Dansville
Next Week-end
Kathleen Doughty, "28, sad Mildred
Lanstey, “2M, Iuive heen appainted by
YoAWS CNS tes attend the state: student
waference at Hangville, next week-end
The conference isa small, three
staining eoniterence between Mila
nil stunner cninte
ely sid
theme is the rea
rateutialities
st analyze the
© Rene
tions, inorder
tus dinenver the commun factors involved,
explained
caver what euntribution psyehotoxy
phy Have towards rele
We alse hope tu di
nt
our
cout whether
ein
vr whether
0
potentialities, sand to fit
Fests hits sume ¢
this process af sel reali
ra with’ Ti
conference bya j
Mec Acid ie
MOCOA
DRAMATIC, ART COUNCIL
ALUMNI MEET JUNE 18
Dramatic and Art association is ans
ing a reunion ai all ivy inihers
of the eumuell far :, dime 8.
aveardins
dent 0
einer
wl be selected fa few wevksy ah sal
:|Social-Mindedness Education’s Next Step,
Brubacher Tells Pennsylvania School Men
wndy more
than ¢
‘Ony vivilization’s futur
dlireetly on si
individual eticieney,” President ALR,
ubaicher told more thay 3,000 educators
and teachers at the opening address. of
schontmen's week at the University of
Pennsylvania, Wediesday
Th 1 wi 1927 he characterized
alate and permeated by the
Hest step appears
and. aly
itranactir ‘ee
must emphasize
comperation, tn
ni seience in the hi
im alone
the findings
philosopher
iy hope to
more than any
Ne impetus to the
mayemient
individual
iectives in ecco, Votes ons
> work expressed itself in, democ-
y 2 educationally: it, has. glorified the
inv idl anid, by: makinge him commere
cially clever, physically aud voeationally
ily. and - morally: self-secking, it
hts Hien sta erists fn moor ic
Yemen pect for per
snmality is fncamen-
tally Ch les what we
ell Christi hut it is only
ili a the
half being Inman eth.
the founder af Christian eivitiza
tion gave more rather thay less empha
sis ty cooperation, brotherliness, duty: to
thers, so that we anarvel at the contin
ts emph r two himdred. ye
educational effort, an individual,
nimerit and have persistently
fected the development af human relations
in the sermon on the
jolitittion
cheatin,
products of selfishness; liberty, as per-
sonal Tiberty, fis become more dase
sous in bandit, bootleg. andl annarebist than
any possible! opnression of autocratic
government: anid this selfishness iss
wed by the control of
1 forces thay the 3p ae and
highwayman have heeome a grave
1 is our educational, effort is
Voeational
the possessnr
competitive inthe sense
aves, skill and achievement are a
consideration,
SAYLES ANNOUNCES
MORE SENIORS WHO
GET TEACHING POSTS
Se additional
ceived teaching ps
shave Fe
mis for nest yeu
onmcement of Pry
|. Sayles, din
They: are
at
andl histry at
ys home economies
Rhinebeck; Runiee Hansen, home
making at Speueerport
Aus Vehesin,
Hertha Lewis,
at Minenla;
history: at Edmiston
Josephine Klepser, Latin and history
A Cherey: Valley: Carolyn Larentz, com
merce at Jubustown
commerce “at Waltons Mary Aubin,
Froneh and history at Pentield; Eiily
Cpe, hone communes at Mawson
Jane Green, English at Glayersvitte
Fyelyn Pahuer, Krenek, Latin and Kays
ish at Pravnsvitle; Lamise Nottinhant,
history at Callicoons Olive Selite
amathemnaties, Knyglish awl Latin at Dad
Adelaide Hallis HHicmaties
Delhi
LION IN FOUR COLORS
TO ROAR NEXT WEEK
ng Hest willbe
Atma the editursin-chief, saitt
Wealiesila
The
puldication will have twenty-eight pages, |
thy same mumber as appeared in the De:
vember issue
“We
work
rhotncetd thatthe
Fe esp
Miss Flanayg
1 eal
fine ext gear ail be aqpminted shortly
Liter the Lion appears nest week
ren jokes from the first Lion were
ne at Calloe
ubtishd ine the May
Havin
GIVE HOME ECONOMICS
AWARD TO LLOYD,
Kuretia Lloyd, “2, won first prize of
tenn dallirs itn ae condest conducted by: the
State Home: Keo
caster district val th
ficient Mans for the Pre
a Family: Sunvlay
init Serving 0
The contest
ananbers anf hune eu
in the Capitol Distriet
Elizabeth Heyan af Skidmore college
(nly mention, Miss Anna
assistant professor of
Dinner as pen tall
ies stindenit clas
received han
ies here, was ehairman af
kK
Hume eer
Te eatitest_ committer
"|| “MAY DAY WILL BE ON
APRIL 30,” SAYS MAAR|"
Mayday this year will be April 0,
acoring 4 Gongs Mat, 27
Hh af arrangements, ‘The Girls’
mi classes, amider the direction
ston, will pert
Atter the exhibition,
mul dancing. in
af Miss J. Isabelle Ju
van the front kas
there will he a festival
‘the ggymmnasinan
TWO ASSEMBLIES TODAY
There will hi
Inv aera
class the se
eps and gowns at every
them for the first time
two assemblies tudlay
with vote taken hy: the
aasembly,
middle od nest week, Pex |}
129} ivi
iors will continue to wear
tes |
STATE GETS KAPPA
PHI KAPPA CHAPTER
Organize Twenty-Second Group
Of National Education
Fraternity H Here
WILL INSTALL - MONDAY
24 Undergraduates, 4 Alumni,
8 Faculty Are Membe:
Of Local Unit
Chi chapter of Kappa Phi Kappa
jin edueation fraternity
been or-
ty-four
fur junior a
(senior men, th
uanizedd at State Calloge with ty
Innere four atumni and eight
faculty as charter members, UW isa pitas
fosional educational fraternity: with a
three fal purpose
niu seluskastic
Mation of tlw eh
pler will he
Feluck at
The charter will he pre=
wt te thw hy after a dinner
Mt vv'elack, al atticers. will be
the installation,
aint ot the fraternity: iy
note the eatise af public edi
aginss men ot ability
araeter We cige: i the
and prablerts.”
will be the twenty
second or Chi chapter, The Alpha Cpt
ter iy at Dartnionth, Phe other chaps
tery onder af their tnmudings ate at
elle umiversity, University af
Valhy callexe, Gettysburg col:
University
Milli
Meadlay irom 24
Lie Calley
“to pty
tion by
idl sue
Hiily of its
sf Tiltshurg, Uni
| Hann col
members are: faculty,
sident VR. Hruhacher, Dew Wit
iam TE Metter, tir, Miltot Gi, Nelson,
ACK. Heike, Professir Ro HL, Rite
Jah, Professor Jolin M Sayles, anil Dr
SoM. Mrovnell,
Undergraduates: seniors, Ale
Arming. Rewin I. Hiker,” Willian
Clarkes Vy Kessinald Dixon, bloga Kis
Fwannhy Mattive, Herbert Sv Page
Harsh S. Derry, Edwin Van Bh
Juniors, Mev fuk
Koti
i
vell, Robert Owens, a spec
Nhimni members “are
Vo Hides, Cartan Eo Mouse, 2
Viragerall, Hy Jusepl P. Spraud
The national oflicers af the fraternity
president, Rivera TL
Cornell aniversity ; yieespresider
Joy Hh Minnick of the Universit
ylvania historian, Professor J)
i Steven, Vartnyoth eullae
rer, Ph Frederick 1,
Aleihony enllewes sveretary,
Arthir 1). Wright, Dartmouth catleye
\ reynired scholastic standing will’ he
Tier at thitee sup
members this. year
CHOOSE 4 TO DEBATE
UNION HERE APRIL 22
wlents were chosen {9 represe
in the debate April 22
's hall with the Union college
are Tallister,
"uly Colhurn, “32s Chessie Carus
2 ant Lonis J Wolner, ‘30.7
ec evonducted Briday:
Huold W,
pri Sf gave
The team has begun work,
cone’ Maw Shouiog Widget tor tie
debate,
2
STATH COLLEGE NEWS, APRIL 1, 1927
State College News
Esranuusimen by te Cuass or 1918
‘he Unigraratiate Newaaige of New York
‘State Calege. for. Teachers <3
THE NEWS BOARD
Eowin Van Kizeck,
Kappa Delis ‘iio’ Thais
Heten Zis0tenstan.
268 Madison “Avent
Virarsia Hicciws. .
50" Wasim’ Aves W
Sana Barkuey.. Aa scocite Managing Editor
$0. “Lae “Aenie, Weat 10
Subscription Manager
Tal Gavia’ House, West 2782
. Editor-in-Chief
Wert “dans
ifiusiness Manager
West “iove
van iging Editor
‘Tneusa Teatres
Sgyton Assoctare Eorrons
Karuantne Bexats, "27, ut
Tinie L. Barer, "27
‘Juston Associare
AvttAive Hottsstee, ‘28
Many Juoirit Laxcton, '28
Revorrens
Boworny" Warts,
29
Runt H. Rose Dxansiy,
Kewr Peas
Maxcaner Phovosr, "27,
yemrita’ ZayAN,. 127
Kasitunen 28
Vena Drue Wentort, '29
Cera Horas Maxacina
Danes, 1 iy Donority Hanpion, "27
Eawin 1s
Thostas ‘i
Fravers BE,
Guiry,
Dicer of News
eats News Clqg. Horit Moore. Wiee:
vnaah fences He
u "i Hon retaryTreasurer
ty, News
silent AN NtarFonea 8
wag Wy the Estoril Doar
\ PS serintion, ner
‘elit snyaese tthe Gated
tiatter Mt posta Ds
arly nate
15 ull he printed
fe the
‘Anonymity
tie N
Cou,
Skcoxn Paz,
“Amenica’s Bisr ‘Tracitens
Ne ag 92
CoS. DA, 1927,
ia Ant Vaess, 194396 Hroalway
1, 1927 Vol. Xf, No. 27
Taste wy
Runaxy, NY. Ape
THE MEMORIAL WINDOWS
‘The Administration has given assntance that there
intention of “serapping” the Js memarial win=
dows in the anditorinnr in the must he removed
when the building is converted inte a library, ‘That is wel
come news. ‘The windows represent more than
ve, although that is stficiently irge tn deserve eat
sideration, ‘The windows represent the xiits of nomenon
sentiur classe “Phere is a sentiment attached
to them that is more than maul
dent Brubacher, thromgh whose far-see
most of the ekisses were perstiaded a
tuner nu eireumstutces will they he
fort will he mnade tu keep all or most of
Ai this eamot be dane, another place
They would proy
ra libr
nvonetary
how alumni.
gifts, has s
serapped.
them where they are,
will be found for the windows,
noble decoration for the reception ball or i
in the Alumni Residence hall,
MR. FALLON ON TRADITIONS AND BATTLE
Enrron, Tux News:
1 am sorely perplexed.
1 we should have them, hw
‘The United States Supreme Court
beds wise onlers are comple
et that there is no force in by th
ar Hel fr law’ By those
Should we have traditions or not?
re we to cioree them?
the shining esample
1. regardless of
oi
orders are pliced,
ins a simil
este, being a state i
ing extrie-curriewth
reement in State C
c that these traditions.
sno means tak
ies cat be taken
ny bust who is there so bold
Fellow student? ‘Speaking i
one complaint mauke to me avon fresh
while it is a x
eshimen are not w
possible oppositi
from viulatars
tp and testy
that ate iy
In order 1 reitte
there is ny I
has proven practi
Tie arder to impress upon freshmen the
tions should be Tived up 10, some men i
T
The “impresses were accused of
among others, af not being gentlemen,
great pleastire in going to the inter-
inn campats, awl seeing the Freshmen
nid sophomores throw salt in cach others eyes, aad paint
ich other's clit ‘They refute the point by saying
tie principle idcelying
‘There will rivalry: hetween freshine
mores, and it iy of the type t
it out with jelly rolls
ar
works sittisfa
the student burly to
forcement of
more class; it is up to the student body
ing. seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen
1!
traditions.
‘lone up to the sopho-
eneral, includ
Ir tra
tions are desired at State College let everyone keep them,
Tf they aren't, there is always plenty of time during the
meetings of the student body’ to make a motion to abolish
them.
Any suggestions as to how traditions may be enforced!
will he gratefully received,
P, Fauos, *
NEWS’ JOURNALISM WORK VALUABLE,
WRITES CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
Monitor, the Miuterational diy news
ullishedl eeeeutly the follawhny, aceunnt at Ci
Tis euucatfa tone.
out of an ideal of improving Ihigh school
publications of New York state his this year developed at
the State College fur Teachers a form of journalistic
training that is rare, if not unique, in the st. No jour-
nalism but the amuter-
ses are offered by the College,
graduate weekly newspaper, the Srark CoLueck News, has
undertaken to supply the fick by student-planned and stue
dent-taught courses in news writing andl other fundamentals
iraduates of the College who have
ig offered in these courses will, it is believed,
far better fitted intelligently: to direet se uli school
hers of
least pre-
be
hewspapers and news 1
Me stint
eruited to
membershi
ntl ot the Colles newspaper hits beet re
100 ‘These students form the
Purolment i-all the ca
is optional,
study of the more funda-
on, mews writing and news
‘Stull attend
nents
first
assis
aught th
unl settiester, tive atlter cottrses are given. One,
in copy reading, woes ature deeply ite we Wark a Mews
I course is in headline writing. This course iy
ane time atid hy sabennt the same vis
ie ev tin stindent week
tusks
cl c conttse ts, feted
Sree Ue double Tune Wf ihe MewrMINe. capviige as
iim in condensed form the ehiet facts wh the mews story
and ted so in sel ac manner, but without esaugseration oF
distortion, that the reader will Fead the story: itse
“Trainings in the business departments af the quiper is alow
il, amid here also the work is labratory. im method
ts of ealline writing write si hie
ceually: ate publiserl, said as the copy: readinns
chiss works with tmselectedstiudent eps. sir the hutsitiess
stall is trained hy the acttal experienee i selling aalver
tisinn sp
The mewspaper hts benefited itself hy the work, besides,
it thinks, training thase whe work 4
volume has nearly tripled,
and there
makeup,
tions have bee
number of
The
toni is plished
nnoucements frome the
suis departinent he
tu the staff,
‘The policy wi the paper hay been ty maintain awe ideal
liveliness wf news presentation Goo often fist sili of it
tour publications) without makin cone
rihy practices more ar less.
apers published! for a profit,
PERCY MARKS IS AT IT ONCE MORE;
MR. TUTT RESUMES LEGAL .PRACTICE
Ty Tey
Ke
Ho
Teh Thay Parnusnas SS,
is with is afd theme
Plastic Ay
phases af
callege life neglect
his statement
study: of th
presidents,
the judicial fairness whieh he pruntises
uf the purposes af his bok. Besinning with
college trustees, he considers in turn collese
faculty, alumni, and, finally, anders
th ‘are dealt
e dealt
calla qigel ay cent ai Ae ere
is, nevertheless, amucl more warthyy
Page Me, Tutt Arthur ‘Train 322 pp
ks Seribne
ite awl eantertain
Tut is with us nu that iy xreatly
ted hy these whe first met hin between amuysazine
pearance,
is timely
he
veanes” have had the ft
Wht te it
the setting being the ap
for sentence.
COLLEGE BRIEFS
“Sume Prublens of Adolescence” will
he discussed by De, Elizabetty Aun Sule
ivan int the second of a series uf talks
lor hme ceonomies students, att Chancel
Shall Thursday evening Dr. Sull
ting psychiatrist examiner for
fom cooperating. social sand medival agent
cies in Huston
Troubadours Rehearse
The Troubadours, the men's minstrels
Camb. was
I far twenty years af the Water
ischial,
Ring Payments Next Week
rs whi have not paid for their
> will he given ant opportunity
4 pay next werk, according: to Golden
ills, el Hi the committees, \
sy tesulattion reyuites: that class dues
we pail beiare at ring is ordered
1 avbich bess taking
yesterilay, ills,
Gilhert Bo Violet
eve aul Mabel Lets
To Discuss Constitution
News club will
ww roa 1
Ss alisentss thy
vonstitntiony whieh wat
werk. The vommittee was sare
Barkley usrrmians Grace M, Uuly,
cad Eicadethy Phetteplare, “2S
New Refrigerator
tises anh yah ut slat
1 hey eonmmen cial rer vigerant
inlainisl fy oople Heres, 2h
UChemistey vile Friday titers
yer st
Mastin
mw
fv tomer
Ro dky, i
Alt inn elycli
Pawel Conducts Services
Miblred Pawel, 222, ted the slisenssion
veiw” at ve
0 valay amioenitt
Lenten servies im eharoe ai alt
suits
Neat week's lisesi in change af
Wor AS will fe the last atte
eotuditcted by Metiorah
Ne and Newanate efih
SORORITY NEWS
wt New Via
Epsilon i
Gamma Welcomes Freshmen
nae welevames, jute Hall mem
vesshiy Enna Nekley, 8th
Mine, “0.
Delta Omega Katert.ins
Det Ones sorurity entert
ther wr hbidee, “23, aul Miss Alice
veneer. ty over the week end. Mis
Pdrikye is teachings at Seheteetinty: and
Miss Spetes att Sai Sprinnes
To Entertain Greeks
Setorities will) he entertained ata
patty we aalternoon fr
tock My Hella Onieeat
vathy Laake avenne:
Psi Gamma
nae: tertavined
ntertains
as we Send
ral lise
Delta Omega Welcomes Frosh
1 sveleomies inte sll mem
tershiy the Misses Fatiee sand Hern
dither, Exel Grandhater, Leatise Trask,
IH Mic
n.
Delta Omega Entertains Alumnae
Feet Gun st entertained Miss
1. Cashing, supervisur af practic
meatheriaties, ated Miss Etieatitl
Slaver, supervisor af practice teach
eee history, eth: alunae amewbers,
vo diner “Thursby, Mech
Vn
Alunsni Visit.
Kanga Delt
yea Delia Rho
Kelis Cratertity etertainedd
ity alunes oer the week
inchutet: Harel Te
ei the junior
choo! alepartment at Patisbir: Bab
san Saith,
pal at ot
memetnal of wea Late
rane. instractor in-entmmer
Teadle High seliuts \, Her
ROUND TABLE WAS A
SUCCESS, SAY HEADS
OF GROUP MEETINGS
Dr ALR. Heubael
hhimself as entirely satis!
esi nf the round table
‘This sueee
rae yew aaf techs
has expressed
edd with the sue-
ference here
wired both
Satur is me
oy the
ane stperiatenfents whey attended anid h
vets of the department heads whe
were leaders of the different sections
Rei Ate tog of Haren sae
ay: from the
Peelers? university,
wore the sprakers at the gener
aly inthe auditorium at 11:30 welock
Te we were to gr ahesul with what
reative intelligence we have, we enukd
ewe sand 1
assem
fo amost aunything with this old world,”
Mr
ceribed sty the (king apart of elements
ions
Iectared Frown, Creation he dk
fram their hl enstomary associ
von patting theme together sagivin in at
wow rebutionship,
“Tamesty: seems tr Ine a
Mark \. May, Colm
cali on charter education, told the
GIRLS VARSITY TEAM
VANQUISHES ALUMNAE
The sir's varsity team atefeted the
alummie Ht, Saturday alternoet in
je alin
Craddock, Tags
Nasity members
Hine were Swettenann, Vids,
thar, fmgie, Neville. Miwere, Take
the present, sun
Haayevt on the alumnae teat,
at the ed oat the first halt
Mw
vin fa the
Taste ang
Tea teen hye ea
a the: aaltamtine '
CAPITOL PLAYERS TO
START THIRD SEASON
The thie seisun af the ¢
rs will open at thet
Hvis tvielit with
r
pital Phy
pital
vate a put realy which
vil month Heady
| Sew aE Wilewesy the pron
se teat the company this year will he
Te test capable they have ever froansht
+ Many. Hail he headed hy Mis
telan Sprite, whos recently
Roadway in "Dearest
{| THE
Vi ZivsticNl is “On the Kenes
Stal Callese. Ln the musical
Het week anh Gis Ns Ns seis ty fay
vie cuted hin with: an nul
ins oe
Tauetul Aytiés, sure tire wiserrack:
vil cioarste plat te hall ape the. stun
ole Heath sattotiee the eapuaeity atnbierice
ws Teath iehis, Meas Flanagan, “27,
the ead wad
shang Jew Callexe tush
the mest ui every last
Kuh Meant,
Suv, mule a per
contributed
tach te the heisk: spontaneity: set tlie ftw
Hantow Creavley and Helen Si
VOW Pe aut fame, worked well ti
Hit perhaps the vat tly
statnbingg features af the shaw: avaay the
f fina ‘Temple
Hive
ti inv hearth
Fnveatehit ive thie Thtse, as. i
seem was parked Tall
Vw chris wath was remarkably: well
Vor toe anmuateur prodactiont. “Tie Re
Were sev Nuts sts
toy earl, with the
the Caeagp Gorin
cal stow
wats estrenely
‘ane anissedd
hights were the
ir strident "Huy
er Hay
Hapa! "On the
wlies sand gente
principal at Seen us,
STATECOLLEGE NEWS, APRIL 1, 1927
8
402 STUDENTS WAIT
FOR TEST RESULTS
Modern Language Examination
Sent To State
iment.
One hundred two stents here ate
cig Taguyes i the state
vedueation,
Ninety-two students in the Hi
tanient §
ment, ad one in the
ne iw the
uunination; \
telly
Kathe
Anne
STATE COLLEGE HAS 2
DELEGATES AT VASSAR
Miss Martha C, Dritebard, director
school, and Misy Anni Chirk
Kemedy, extension instragtor in the
Hbrary: sehoed and librarian af the Had:
sont Higle scowl, represented Stute Cal
Jee at ae recent mnecting at Vassar cul
19 discuss childre
F cee
their
alr.
to feat
mnseli_ be
he will not
get the full e
ruestion
REV. COLLINS SPEAKS
TO NEWMAN ALUMNAE
The Key, John J. Collins, :
of Newnan ‘ebay is: giv series
urauil Gilks an the councils of the
1 Cathatie ehurel befwre the
He dofined the relation
ul the ehureh eonm-
uy int the elub titise,
hie af the elub,
hetween the Pape
We
ng will be Monday,
fried pt
berry: sherbet ‘and
Pie dinner will be in the cafeteria at
etainment will be fre
DISCONTINUE FORUM
jorum has been di
ar, but members
tienda joint meet-
Seience club, Yo W.-C
w
discuss commun interest,
Tat the sclual's commencement exercise
“Flay; Gerald
'PCharence Livingste
tviluate aweurdond hy: the
ef way amight he fond be
8 MILNITES COMPETE
FOR PRIZE TONIGHT
IN THE AUDITORIUM
pete in the prize
tin the sai
‘The winner will he annomeed after
the contest and Uh (will be given
The names af the juges will he kept
speakers and their topies are
Wall
Mlorence Me
Untold
0. Hene
Rosese’n's
Jamis M. Park a ones
by Henry Cabot Lodge
irchenoneh, The Little Ge
ty Josephine De DD
Haw tte Cratid Mes
Med i
Milne
High sett
submitted
Manday, ‘The
Al sal the
1 were
vo
tuneer fietitionts tuum
winner will by at award
nnarle gate vit
BRUBACHER’S VOLUME
LAUDED BY AMERICAN
EDUCATION MAGAZINE
No wok that has appeared in recent
well adupied tor inte
in erlueation or four ante
hrs’ reauling circles” iy the
"Amerie Kili
far Marel to Meesient
atest Ink
awit Pratetive Th ty
rowan (eiallior, a hel) sete
prinvipal, a city sehwed stperintentents
wach resident, Ti Bea
breton bs ideally
ay, heen
resent
1, super
we all, every sebout tucueit aem
her might
ally: shits whore
ved these
frambly hut sprmpaatheti
teaehers ats
lard
Hansifity the best ywittionts vi the fk,
germ Gib
are aise the werd Lest where all
ig suv agewth, sare the elapsters an (Our Eth
syns in September heease she hias ay
sition she Tikes betters the sujerintendent
cal Obligations.” The teacher whe te
Wh reftises ty release a toucher th mat
ter how important
¢ released | the bes
[ber ashe caniit se i fae
is 1° woud all think mere elear
Ie if they could sea these chapters,
White agreeing th
et shu
fegsion, De wes
alt wit the teaelir, Ue
clause iy all contracts as. being
wn sara sath Seach aie
ih
ttadictory e
adaption by teachers? ectding
Personality And Frankness Are Necessary
Qualities For ‘Miss Prospective Teacher”
Jaws Miss Vr
Hective
a pwverfil pers
Does she have
Jing to Professor John M.
cctor «il the placement burean,
as. train
nig for personal traits
aw the stale
hey Took: for pe
as expressed inthe following
ability to meet people, humor, per
eral compose,
i. sunny
“ nies,
ailedd study: of the rudiments ot hiriny
people, especially ay concerns efieational
cenraey aunt aatn
MAY 1-7 WILL SEE
MASCOT HUNT HERE).
Idol
Sophomores Will Show
In Assembly Before
Search Starts
iresiman elasses will
first full week in May
Will hide their maseot somewhere on the
snypus alter exhibiting it in
before the contest by
eit tind it they’ will he
nw ivalry, 1 the
sophomaroes. will
The sophomores
five points,
Hie maseat may not he Iidden in the
inn a phice nat aveescable te
rivalry: rules say
Foss than fo eles Wilh, and
sraater thay eishh ihehes, Te amy
weil nt feos tha vse poids or mare
*Yitety wilt pean
RECESS IS APRIL 8-18
Hil ey
WW velick aml elisse
‘Two million elephants co
not do the work now
done by General Et
motors. Whatever the wo
to be done, whether it needa
the power of an elephant or
of « few cents an hour.
GENERAL ELECTRIC
VARSITY WILL ENGAGE
ne with Chath
neelled,
inion af New
Ip).
baseball, has
initial call fat
week. Mractice will he held iv the yin
tvasiimy antit weather permits ontdoor
scumes.
Only Ticht practice will be held quit
DEAN PIERCE RECEIVES
PICTURE OF ALUMNUS
V pletographe ait Wallin B. Phets
Wwated eddueator anit writer, who ur
ani mn the meted
given
tis
mother.
the State
or Philys suits the attire of
in-uy ete tf wal yas sl ait
qe
ton Kan
selusol | tatty
oe UNION MAY 14 PEDAGOGUE PLATES
T0 GO 10 PRINTER
All Copy will Be “Sent Within
Week, Editor Of Book
Announces
sleyiartonent,
Tiwi new dpa
fier
fe the stiident body. a
versonal
i
yeat,
ey aut the
te
thud. i the sta
MATHEMATICS CLUB PINS
Matheanaties chy pins” may.
“Blephints a-pitin’ teak,
In the sludgy, squdgy creck,
Where the siten
‘ung that 'eavy
‘You waw ‘arf afraid to speak!”
Kipline’s "Mandalay"
ELEPHANTS
The elephant is man’s most intelligent helper.
But—consider this interesting comparison:
An elephant is much larger than the electric
motor of a “yarder” or
logging machine. The
“yarder” has the power of twenty elephants; it
handles clusters of logs;
it works dependably,
twenty-four hours at a stretch, if necessary.
Twenty elephants would
eat daily 10,000 pounds
of green food, which a corps of attendants must
gather. A motor “eats”
nothing but electricity,
supplied at the throw of a switch,
Power used in the modern industrial world is
applied through electric
motors—tireless “iron
elephants” that are relegating antiquated ma-
chines to museums, along with such oldtime
household articles as wash-tubs and ordinary
irons—and stuffed elephants.
4 SPATE COLLEGE NEWS, APRIL 1, 1927
French Club To Celebrate Birthday Tomorrow - - - Fete Includes Dinner, Play, Dance And Talks
LANGU AGE STUDY Ig GIVES ADDRESS OF WELCOME. AT DINNER SIMONIN ANNOUNCES PLAY WILL CENTER
SPEAKER'S SUBJECT
PLAN FOR CLASS IN
Or. Leonard C, Jones Of Union
‘> ARCHERY, FENCING) AROUND DOG THEFT
State College is ta take another step fees
Of Studying French
alongs the: ren to he crevlletl | Perrault, Tepedino, Rigouard
ia) jn the very near futur sare afoot Have Leads In Drama
for the fu of am archery snd Given In French
feveiny Which will he started its a
‘The desire of a pretty French
to Amer
grande “dame,
lover, the. cal
ransements have he
pleted, aecurding to an annonne
Atnedee Simoni
‘The celebrations for the Mreneh club
y
¢ struggle of her
Mier Margaret
begin tomorrow at §:30 o'clock with a aur: ieee ae
balan and ease Feeney Cu vai Mr. Simonin, “so why not Stite? [ts Simpscn, the yiven by. the. Keene
ily Freeh fete tomorrow nigh
Phe class will he farmed as soon ast
d Cheste Uni in WHE Hi the cook, i order ta inake
college will speak on “The. Soe I Ad Ate Have the time tse Colonel Charles me dependent on him for her posi
vantages of Studying French." \ ar ice Walsh aid make arrangements. with hin il therefore willing to. stay. in
waret T 7, eal mh ot there fete for the services of an instructor," marry him, steals their mise
Thre wil he tv fatrles, dari tig ‘ " Mle few carry il tnt [He wt Vere ug i
dinner, In the first the “Keneing Dance Th Cab We nfineton with the work of the Hlamed for carelessness and that o
ley ah Che, 28 und Ninwee {enrl clubs of which Mr Sinwonin was his returuing the dye will cave ee fa
Fue! Curley. 27, “The scene 3 He founder’ ten yents According [tion “Uhe theft is observed hy. puliees
interpreting a's an the | mi Mt + Mr. Simonin those with whom he has anit the rest of the pl deals
Those taking part ares " Margaret Stout W ke on the subject, eomsider it a wise | arvely with the attempts ot Meu
igh, "28: Fale, mes ai a reat deal af enthusiasm {cube the laws the
Tae tL] ss heen aisplayed hy studvuts orth {er hy scheme stceral teeta
27, my al eben othe Kreueht lah anal fesient i wining Voene baa ona
Mary Weneta
play a violin, soto,
After 7 'eluck the
resemble an old-time F
The members
i
wevally Hy thse wlke sare Fen
sted ink
French nitien
The play will he given
ef Y ven will be played hy: Rex
Feat, 275 Jacques by Mic Tepe
We Dut ont, the mistress,
Rikonard, “40; "her nephews
lic tah oy Wh aids Jacques in eseaping. the
Courtesy \tbany. Hvenin "
the grand surprise as we Henptit ae — ne acy in the art ters are played by Chir
alee Iie! Mis'tat. | “Just Walked Into Class, Proposed It,” iH ji i i
Fy ain ests wit nts or] Smonin Says Of Founding French Club Here Oe eke es vl wie Sa th
fing which will last until HL w'eloek, Hulitorinn. Ht will he preceded by dane
‘Tomorroy, French eluh is celebrating |Lansinue; reporter, Dorothy: \bbett
i ints which will alas contine after the
wil be pre tHe teuth aniversary af its founding, | AL present, mevtinys ate wh the wend i pha tT Hea svelock
post alte, .At-one Wf tie fneie, pened |Win’ df” tlhe mist spcéinertae events second and fourth Paesttays at hy [Nee Me i. Sear aves fel, Steiemen oi the committees fon
fe ey Tar ante eae ele ft ty ever sauna, When the ela fawn, ‘The Gist muting iy devoted | Atha tami Hvelyn Magee, [2 Mey ares costines, Thelma Trezee,
75 sets, jrups cand Vsghts, Gieney
vias tats, aul th oy {Abarxated Wath, Marie Wenctawanien | paige find Hilts, Cen
Watherne leis, Hesse Orr Lillia
nether, 0 ‘ 3
" sUR td wathy: Knisk
tftiewrss Now WC howsts af at membership [roseran meetings, virions a Mmtestidne Hoy. Lane ante
5 Ml by several oficers fie faculty ive interesting talks oan the Heo, Ran Lavine tees ae
i ai Mildrest Selunitter, Genevieve Ca
Halon, Nctatine Vansant, Caunievteve faa
Heche, Blanche Robins, Vera. Ruchetart
lo
iy igi kg MISS MAUD MALCOLM
Jf lin iti | ALL FROM. OVERWORK,
See (eee ee let ri RECOVERING SLOWLY
Ye Hates for anor people atten Vea int existence there were hut few {the te
fe whom they: ean foe pregesmi anl sovial tine, AL thew
many other
Miss Taylor
ary "7,
bresidewt ai the cluh, ix direetine the
accordi
ashi pictures af the play: east
will he taken in the Ayttenashany aa §
o'clock, ‘ , " —s
SIXTY STUDENTS PASS |i eu
IN ORAL CREDIT TEST}#:*' ss ssi « rane
sinning, "1 just wa
ly," sail Me
levistons
in Fwhich they often husteate hy Lanter
informal hes [tidtes, Sometimes outside talent i
eliss one Peter fe a prone
Students majoring in
sed the
nL proposed
in lke ie tet a th tin it fig ae ity
ee te bone Sinf Hae sear since the fauains. thy lat [kati tag ea Py iby Waentih Vine one
Nl" oe tr at form he fi ea ir a ae, Si a ata ae ae iw cont ot Mie
lub, ilents of the department tindins an fin frame instructor in French, Whose ilinee
He purpose saw aim of the elu waspivaluahle aid in thi Werke Nlucly Hew te eat a antic a utes hs
hier depart
inyprovings, Brought
Wl herve strain, her il
Ith i reauirinys more thaw sardinia y
reatmuent. which may extend ver a ep
siderable erin, ' i
iT M
te reset Fraich ina interesting, saul stati is ine ts. Druiescop. sinenan Chara Hise
trsietical way tw the studeuts of the tan= [Whi fostered: the eluh adh alwg Johnson Cara: Tia by overwork
anaes Since that tine, the purpose has faiven it his tayal sipport Tie hits Neha MeNiekle,. Frances
“Terpen- [lieotne liver, ull A includes aot ele pathrinig ih Is class toon to] Med hamanshy Keuth Smithy, este. levied
ine Vas [ore-enting the augue ut Branee. to purynisead thi satin fa MMe Ae Mati “Adelie
iMlian MM. | tidents, but presenting alse the eunstanns {orjatization ite ermal ‘earse Mohuvel ‘Pepin, Helen Braver, [THM
Sine ite and hibits ot the Brench. the: histury dear for th awbanee [Edie Sinith, Kathtyn Mutqueen, fined to tke
fe Hombre, Fen: Panel tment oi Keeneland interest ht) Wietor Wath Mary Cain, Gays Tiare {HM
tent, is reported
Ruth Th, MeNutt, ‘+
> Mateo is not eons
inom, her uetivities ane qa
‘phy wd France, and sine at scien ae
fenkins, Genevieve Lal lechey ith {whieh help Brenly tu seen tet like an je Mar 4 Julia Uae alta, Abhi teat (eel
niin & tal NY Vadstract stay aval semnething, bn o [autres Shetek, Seat Woman, Gout. Ie es hie eee gest Won
“ne vital, alive sid “real Which his tiring rams Bins Tleurleite raed Mats Titans ace yal eg age i eo
‘ely Palmer, He Margaret” Maynard, Maybelle
Doris Croshy, Katherine Pay
Shortly after the fuming af the elub, | personality: entitle: bin,
the Visited “States entered the World | The French eli was. fan
Prins the dentist iid doctor en
Freed Teistire aad relaxation take. hp
edd
‘ood iiveration, cul that in itseli save the | Past ares president i Sata Shapiro, Gladys Chan ing amount
Kk. forganized aml chose the tall resent tlic resident Hastatay Jevinic A aos, ertha, Pitkin [iyaty’ whee te raha
wis,
Carle
Mh Heke seyret
Mireace Wer. | Detieice’" Sullivan's “raster” ice ee aes
innings strength aad sects ta he in
An optamistic frame of mind.
figs walks i the March wind and
sinishinte, “a xentle, hyygicnie discipline
ers: president, Alice ML Qlataaral Ce Taylors 275 vice-president, | evrietia Cast, daa Venere Willan |
Helene B Dawven Vinlet Wieree, 283) sceretary-treasnrer, { Md genes
isan secretary: | Heariette: Francuiss “292 reporter, Mair’ [ vestanen, Viguinia, Roosay Doris Wal
D, Hans, Moris Cubb, Elvanoe Stephensen
Kerr, faetle Nut
‘ Hirown, | — a SU
: : rt Rule Chas, Dorathiy ‘nl diversion
‘thu fare being brent to Heat sine eat
Dulin ioche ML. Kngtand {PRESENT FANTASY AT Matin etfs oat Uh to far rt le
itdson, Helen Jewett, Her ean Willi itis. Stare [yt fe mera
Phu Mary (ction itis | CLUB MEETING MAY 17 Klan, Malach, Flare Mars. [Mga ty tt wala ier
Foti Maranret i “Lat Princesse Francs Ware net ert Tie French elu nee hale to
Dorothy 1. Wardell,” AM are seni Vesta ae Hes Ak Maem ls Sinica a a
id) esting Heage tage are pai ta ae et lcs ie hive tesa as
Hy meting Tues, May. 12. Those Helen iamise Weatherwas, {0 atthe
Fether Weatherwax, Lantive Dither
italy. Greene, Ley Uager, Darethy
Hehe ice ths, “ele FRENCH CLUB MAY BE
Showing French People At Their |} ii. ill take. jut ae Tanive Henna
Best, Club’s Duty, Brubacher Say }|‘'"" Jay \danis, Lonise Herrick,
4 atherine Curtis Adams, and June Her
Case theta. fe tyra a: - “= AN HONORARY SOCIETY
our lat ts geet Siormti ita WelrGalancie uN ii TRE Lee eee the | gl teneh eth, sy be chinese fato-a
partmental honurary sueiety inthe
Wits present
He hecome at elec
stindents in
French deyurunent, has “heen chosen
Hiairmau of the Hudson Valley. Chaps
tor a the | National | Association a [yeeys Ut wou
etehers at reel, ‘This. assactation [US Hees: oth
was oreanized recently: and has chapters
tits the state, Simikir urganiza
tions Thave heen firmed far teachers, of
16 GIRLS TEACH FRENCH
Preach is tameht in Milne High sehoal
this semester at 100-1050 u'elock it
‘reneh Thy Hee
the fallin rlasses
ine Poioant, and Margaret: Provost;
French Phy Agatha Blick and. Mary
country,”
r : president step has. beet
piouish German, Tatian, Kayslish and ken inthis direction by putting in the
atin constitution, which was. revived this year
fit tpntatins tt alt ane tines hdl te
conulucted in, Keench,
thi Venstianewice: French H, §
side, Your club bers itn Dorota Huhie sh
Tine! service ter Sta rf Fveho Maser anil Sara Lees,
French people if yo show tis the PAE HE SUT2255 wrelucke French
French, pn
Courtesy Albany 1
the — P
i anh idenevigte- Latte This page devoted to the French |] ‘
French at their best. Io me i f Whew this becomes i reality, French
your on youtr anniversary: sand on French Cosi aud Lanse | yy. y club's tenth birthday anniversary |] a wil Ie sas facie ee
y Mourne Myers, who. is
Helen Res” sand
WT, Rath May- | substittsting fq
ay instructor in
Guiness French 1
Glailys Reynolds:
nard and Vera Roe
Matte Mateoin |] MAE Ananecially possible by the |Fivtuy expect un teach Prete te hoped
aude Mateota |] chub, that more advanced programs may: he
bart of the elub’s regular a
‘opportunity
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, APRIL 1, 1927
TO INITIATE FROSH,
HAVE DINNER PARTY
Kappa Delta Rho Will Receive
Six Pledges Into Full
Membership
Hormal exemplification of ihe third de:
ce will he given tomorrow: afternoan
appa Delta Rhus
ners, ‘The
typon its
degree
hose,
lowed by a dinner inthe fattice room ai
the Hampton Hotel ‘This will be fab
owed hy a theater party
Arthur M. Ottman,
af the fraternity, is expected to attend
Hacntty
fraternity
A Madison avenue, will be fob
nal president
and to speak at the dinner.
and. graduate members whe
President A, Rt
M. GN
Reaver and fumes 1, Erskine
instructor in history. Professor Nelson
will speak, for the chapter's ayn,
ember af the faculty will speak for the
hovorary faculty inember 1
lua aud farmer student
ta attend
father af
the initia
I
Kieth
Ml, sie et
st
sieral lit
MD tae ast
Gritiin
ny wef arrangements
master for the dinner
ELECT BURKE Df
Kapnat Phi Kappa at
day ven in President \
raflive elector Nervi t
ter the vnsial nati
weekend at Getty
Will be elected followin
Hiner Monday aight at the
elu,
ALUMNA BROADCASTS
Mary “Rhein, 2, broadest
nan atiay SVTTAYZ at Ten
in M 32,
neh 22
Ail
Easter Clothes are in style
at Easter. But a Marcel is
ALWAYS in style.
Call the
High School
Beauty Shop
9 North Lake Avenue
Phone West 822
L. A. BOOKHIEM
RELIABLE MEATS
and FRESH KILLED
POULTRY
Speeial Attention Given
to Sorority Howser
West 1837 846 Mi
Cor.
,| SALMON, MARCUS ARE
EVERY TEACHER
Should Visit the Home of
Boulevard
Milk
|
|
This company extends an especially
engaged
the most moder
plete in the country-—a
dairy of unique interest to
sonally as well as professionally.
Boulevard Dairy Co., Inc.
231 Third St., Albany
Telephone West 1314
“The Sunlight Dairy”
ANNOUNCE CHANGES IN
EXAMINATION GROUPS
Chanses of subjec
xroups for the final es,
MENORAH WILL DINE
M
) society will Hold a pre-Passe
Simday ¢
Ads jn the
examination hk
cations in June
annnniced yesterday hy Mrafessor
heal oof tle ana
Flarry: Hiretenouyeh,
of the meeti
held Weelnesday
Bella Hyman,
he {allowing
Miriam 04
nation departinent
chairman
«will assist her
and Devathy
and Loren:
Hanmnuel Green i),
"I, publivity:
ul Gert
Muli
rome N 3 hi
nap NIV
1 Hirchenoueh anneameed that
tuudents will
wit nest year
Witte ated to het te tn oe NOT TO DISCONTINUE
Silnia Ne anol Ch tie ORIENTATION COURSE!
tae oc vi eat tte lwestalia otras wil be ocd
ident A. K. Deuhae
e, jgiven by: Pra
ins te
Tw ev
Kort ad is required of all
CHECKER CLUB HEADS
hooenh Salman, “27, was elected
ft tes ana ci
aerate aun CORNED KID
ee ae ae ‘ Pumps and oxfords in the
latest lasts and patterns
_| $6.50
FEAREY’S
44 No. Pearl
Watch for the
STATE LiON}|
on sale in the rotunda ||
| You'll Know It's
next week | LEON
at 18 Steuben St,
Whether it's a Shingle Bob
A Swit! Bob or
A Peacock Bob
in Hot Oil Scalp and
‘Treatment
Marcellers Always in
Attendance
For Appointment, Call Main 7034
If you see ONE
Price lic. \1
Geurtze and Weaver
Special Seta of Weventny Gowns $18 up
LINGERIE SHOP
Main 3629
50 No, Pearl St Albany, N. ¥.
Klein Market
331 CENTRAL AVENUE
Poultry Speciul Attention To
uhle shoul Organizations
Oriental and Occidental Restaurant
AMERICAN AND CHINESE
Open Ul until 2A. M.
Dancing 10:80 GI 1A. M,, Exeept Sunday
44 State St. Phone Main 7187
ENDICOTT JOHNSON
Showing the
LATEST SPRING STYLES
FOR
Class Room, Street, Evening Wear
OUR PRICES
$3.95 $5 and $6
ORES
Mbany
$2.95
2
60 North Powl St. 255 Central Ave.
|FISHBAUGH ORGANIZES |
INTER-CLASS BASEBALL
wweball League is being
students here,
For Youthful Style
Novelty Materials
alowed to ie § atl thet Latest Creations
R,
In Coats, Suits, Street, Dinner,
and Evening Dresses
GOTO THE
Fashion Shop
72 North Pearl St.
soph
{res <
foe occ aw Ihe Weaver yele park
diannond, '
James H. Murray
Gon eeriGinRy | “Not Expensive Either”
We Supply Candyto
The Co-Op, Fresh Daily
% Madison Ave,
Cor, Franklyn St
Phone Main 1571-3
(Kenmore Hotel Bldg.)
Normanskill Farm Dairy
fl
Bottled Milk and Cream
Velvet
Wholesale Price to Parties
| EXCLUSIVE PRINTING
ICE
CREAM
336 CENTRAL AVE.
Phone West 2037 |
CLOTHES
And Cut to Order
ESTABLISHED ENGLISH UNIVERSITY
STYLES, TAILORED OVER YOUTHFUL
CHARTS SOLELY FOR DISTINGUISHED
SERVICE IN THE UNITED STATES.
Charter house
‘Suits and Top
$40, $45, $50.
BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT
OUR STORE IS THE
Charter House’
OF ALBANY.
The character of the suits and
overcoats tailored by Charter House
will earn your most sincere liking.
Steefel Brothers
6
STA COLLEGE NEWS, APRIL
1, 1997
MR. EDDY TALKS ON
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Advises Frequent Visitations
Of Senior Teachers To
Junior Classes
The jt
sidered! the most i
w
the sen
schools as
ch
parts, Such
¢ opinion
aed
speek
nit
mnvetingg an
the junior high
rk Nr
in the development «if the junio
school ide,
amt estraea
junior hivh sehook,
cehont ecaumunity at
ing, the eli
elemen
wid. “In
succeeded
where one
ie the ga be
tiury and. the high se
the apinion ef some we have
i
not ineonee
the work
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CLUB ATTENDS SERVICE
Canterbury. ebb will attend the 1
orelock service Sunday morning at
Andrew's Kisvopat chet instead
having the usual corparate communion
erviee at 8 o'clock
Ve Olde Powter Piteheor
Tea Room and Fond Shoppe
25 LARK STREET
Luncheon 12M, to2P. M.
Dinner 5PM. to7 P.M,
CATERING
SKINNER'S
Book STORE
lished 1890
Cards for Easter
Lenten Reading and
Imported Paper
Cor. Steuben and James
Albany, N. Y,
No Journalism With Credit Next
Year, Hastings Tells Freshmen
Profesor I
chairman of the
answer to
Jutralism com
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caper of pete
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Model College Sho
14S0Pearl St, Albany.1.Y.
Clathes that are Distinction but nor Extensive |
ALPHA EPSILON PHI IS
INTERNATIONAL GROUP:
Alpha
national
ion Phi is the first inter
orority. at State Collene, A
w chapter, Mpha Alpha, tas just heen
alistied at the University: af Toront,
Candi, nl fs tee be stalled by’ national
slivers roan thy: sorority's hatvanal Heal
tuarters at Chicago ont April This
sluipler will he thy sorority twenty
TO HOLD RUMMAGE SALE
Yo We Coy will hold a second rum
soon, Shufents may give their
Harris, '27, ot
in charge
of the sale,
ought to brings
stow said,
housecleaning
is many donations, Mi
DISCUSS “IMMORTALITY”
“Tuunostality"” will be aiseussed hy
Horenee Potter
inv the fast Lenten
ted ander
Meworalt
by Alice Davher,
Marion Vedder
“Helping Others iy Community. Lite"
wee the pas ermal
J. BARBAGALLO
COLLEGE SHOE STORE
Above High School
nes for Mon
High Grade
Sneaks for Gy
asim
WE QUARANTEE ALL OUR
REPAIRS AND GOODS
464 Washington Avo,
she
gl ie OWL Time Home
Martha Washington
Candies
Marte
2h Steuben St
Main 4072 Gopi avons
QUALITY
| SHOE REPAIRING
ist Robin One block
Street from the College
rm
J, COSTANZO
PROPRUCTOR
Shoe Shining and Repairing
COLLEGE CANDY SHOP
203 Central Avenue (near Robin)
TRY OUR R TOAS’
Willard W, Andrews, Pres,
Wo cally for tenehora oan every mate fw the
hoist ene a WHO ATER QUARHELD 1 1 coal We
74 CHAPRL STREET,
Correspondence unt
58 Columbia St. Cor. No.
Expert picot Hemstitching, all kin
Button holes, Rhinestone:
Special attention gi
ALBANY TEACHERS’ AGENCY, Inc.
ARTISTIC PLEATING & STITCHING CO.
TED SADWICHES
F Wayland: Bailey
"ALBANY, N. ¥
Pearl St Albany, N. Y.
nds of Pleating, Buttons covered,
» Prescriptons
eawpy
TelephoneWest
tion given to phon
Western and N.
Promptatte
Cor.
|THE COLLEGE
We are aggnts for Apollo Park ant Tf, Wiman's, Durand’, Lavey's Ghucolate
951
PHARMACY
r Business
1959 and 3
ors. Delivery everywhere
Albany, N. Y
OPTOMETRIST
DEAN PIERCE ATTENDS
NATIONAL CONFERENCE}
is attending the
nf the Ame
Dean Anna
fifth
r, oof University Women a
Washinton, TD, Cr Mie Views kat || OPENING MONDAY
teed The convention will end Third Season
Miss Vieree 4 special attention
THE CAPITOL PLAYERS
First Production
All Week - Mat, Tues., Thurs,
and Sat,
“The Patsy”
A Romantic Comedy
us
to discussion ronps whieh concern (he
problems af
of women in colleges.
“Dependable Flowers’’
We Telegraph Blowers to ull Parte
Ofthe World
STEUBEN STREET
Corner James
Phone Main 3775
LELAND
HOME OF FILM CLASSICS
POPULAR PRICES
We, Te. and $1.10
Mats, 25c, and 50e,
CLINTON
SQUARE
EXCLUSIVE PICTURES
. H. BUCKLEY, Owner
Now Playing
“SLIDE Now Playing
KELLY MAE MURRAY
SLIDE" in
With Willian Haines and “VALENCIA”
Helen mn “en Riew Wiel sleet
wind “COLLEGE DAYS”
Warren
With Mareetine Day
Chas, Deliney
25 conts AI Day Nights 25¢—Matinees 15c
“We Understand Eyes '’
Bint Onl
EYEGLASSES
50 N. Pearl St. Albany, N.Y. OPTICIAN
NEW YORK STATE NATIONAL BANK
STATE SUL
Telephone Main 1109
JOHN W. EMERY, Inc.
‘POPULAR PRICED SHOES
Shoes and Hosiery
PALLADINO
ALBANY'S LARGEST BEAUTY SHOPPE
Hair Bobbing Finger Waving
Mareclling Permanent Waving
7 Master ‘Barbers Strand Shoppe
133 No. Pearl St.
Opp. Clinton Square
ALBANY.N.Y.
54 No, Pearl St,
Albany, N.Y.
Geo, D, Jeoney
198 Central Ave
Albany,
Branch of the Boulevard pes
Qaulenard
Phone West TOs
@ateteria
nud al Robin
aurant 108-110 State Steet
PRINTING OF ALL KINDS
Students and Groups at the State College for Teachers
twill be given special attention
Do)
e
394-396 Broadway Main 2287
Printers of State College News
Mills Art Press
BAK
Branch
206 Lark 8t., Albany
20A Stouben St., Albany
178 Central Ave, Albany
82 Fourth
A. HAGAMAN & GO.
877 to 885 Madison Ave., Albany, N. Y.
BUY BONNIE BREAD
ERS
Stores:
1 South Allen St, Albany
£04 Madison Ave, Albany
130 Quail St, Albany
h Bt, Troy
Proverb No. 5
ITS LUXURY
to buy your Easter Outfit Easter week---
ITS ECONOMY
to buy it now.
STATE COLLEGE NEWS
Business Department
