State College News, Volume 44, Number 18, 1959 October 16

STATE COLLEGE

NEWS,FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9,

Aijairs Of State

By PAT LaBALBO

What's so sad and disillusioning
about encouraging school spirit?
What's wrong with admitting you
have any? It’s not sophisticated.
And we all want to be sophisticated,
don't we? Besides, if we weren't
blase and cynical then the enrolled
masses and the News would have to
find something else to talk and
grumble about.

Oh yes, it's true, State has a
crackerbox gym, some very poor
teachers, no campus, a quantity of
chubby girls and effiminate boys and
only four fraternities, If it is at all
possible, Ict's be realistic for a mo-
ment. It's hard here, but try. Ever
campus has defects, so wh,
these excuses? Why use any
at all for cynicism? And what’
acceptible about encouraging
pseudo-sophistication and apathy?

Did you know that one out of four
students at State has a Regents
Scholarship? That students are ac-
cepted partly on the basis of a min-
imum LQ, that most of the facts
that the administration throws out
about “cream of the crop", ete., is
true, even if it is propagenda?

If you're honest you really don't
have much of an excuse for being
ashamed of State when you come
right down to it. So why be asham-
ed? Why by cynical?

When the Class of '62 arrived we
got the old treatment of polite tol-
erance for enthusiasm, and we
quickly learned that to belong you

ChanningClub
To Assemble

The Channing Club announc
fa get acquainted meeting on Thur
day at 7 pan. The assemblage is at
the Channing Hall,

Channing Hall is located behind
the Unitarian Church, Washington
Avenue at Robin Street. According
to its President, Paul Weaver, this
is un informal meeting open to all
those who wish to attend it

This club is affiliated with the
Unitarian Church of Albany and
also the national organization, the
Liberal Religious Youth, Tt is an in-

tudent group.

Yoayer will be present to
welcome all that tend and
be contueted for additional int
mation

Columbu
Discovered

America!

Have You
Discovered The
Snack Bar

‘ope
Calling:

—your campus
representative
WITIE YOUR FAVORITE

PRAGRANC

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693 State St.
6-7063

had to frequent the local taverns,
be casual about classes, bad marks,
and above all, be APATHETIC. So
we were. But it was a mistake, as a
few brave individuals will admit in
private.

Speaking optimistically and un-
sophisticatedly, it's not too late to
get out of the rut, And why not
take the still-enthusiastic freshmen
with us! They've got lots of pep
and go and it could spread if it
was encouraged.

Let's more emphasis on the
wide variety of activities offered
here besides the ones conducted in

and back cafeterias and Greek
houses, Let's meet our friends at
football and soccer games. Let's u:
the time we spend grumbling to en-
joy life, What's wrong with a good
old college try?

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ALBANY. NEW YORK FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1959

VOL. XLIV, NO. 19

State Rolls Out Welcome Mat for Returning Alums;
Soccer, Parties, Parade Highlight Weekend Festivities

Sally Jones,
Smith, and G
float.

It's that time again! State College once more welcomes
back its Alumni to the annual Homecoming Weekend
Floats, songs, a dance, a parade and a jazz concert are all
but a few items that find themselves on this weekend's
packed full agenda of scheduled events. Preparations and
schedules, plans and work have all gone into making this
this the best possible Homecoming Weekend State has ever
seen, The weekend's schedule is as follows:

Friday 7:30-8:30 p.m. Rivalry Sing will be held at Bru-
bacher Lower Lounge. This will be a competitive singing
contest between the Sophomores and the freshmen for
rivalry points.

8:30 p.m. Bonfire and Pep Rally at Beverwyck Field

Saturday 11 a.m, - 1 p.m. Registration and Luncheon
for Alumni and Faculty. Open House at Alden and Men's
Dorm.

12:30 p.m. Formation of Parade at Partridge Street.

1 p.m. Parade leaves Brubacher Hall

2 p.m. Soccer game with Plattsburgh State at Bleecker
Stadium.

Weless: @ieron 4:30 p.m, “Punch Party” The party will be held at the
‘Toneeuts Hideaway. Seniors, faculty and Alumni only, may attend.
6:30 p.m. Greeks buffet suppers will be held at the

Various sororities and fraternities

t

4 Woinoski, Marcy Van Leuvan,

nette Leggieri, Judy Skoylas, Homecoming Parade

‘Sweets’ Edison Highlights 7:50! 2 m0. x0 '59 Soph-Frosh Sing Tonight;

held in the Brubayher Din-

Homecoming Jazz Concert <3" 3.e¢ce. Frosh Still Winning Rivalry

The annul Jaz: Concert of Home-
comms Weekend, sponsored by Mu-
Counal will feature Harry
wots” Edison. The Concert: will
held Sunday from 3-5 pan, in
Auditorium
Edison and his quintet have it
reput, tion for versatility, phivin
Disieland and modern jacz equally
we Edison hunselt bas had a di-
verse back round inv the miusi> field.
He besan his carcer playing with
minty the 1 ous Damis of the
40°. ineudiny Count Basie. From

ISC Revises

» Rushing Rules

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| Notice
Oscar E . rd, Dean of the
Colle, that Friday,
October 25, is the bast day that
students may drop courses with
After this date students drop
courses Will be given an
tie Eo for th course un

Those students who are grant-
ed a leave of absen or fonor
able distnisal trom the colle
are graded a “W" for the cours
dropped. Also included in this
group those students who
are advised by the Student Per-
sonnel Obi :
class Lcd re
of wilidrawal.

Students who drop courses for
other reasons than those dated
above alter October 23. will be

ded an ag

there he went into night club work Y-neered Ty Music Council, will pay,

and then into doing backround
tired in the sctindiraek nie ed, uelusive in the paride will be
“Cidahwtia” ands "The Man With {atts of all shapes and sizes, ‘These
Weadln Ah {lowts are made and designed by
Irwternities, sororities and group

Jars houses on campu
In the fall of 1958 Harry lett Hole is offered this the best st as between
vd to play strietly jis. He mov-

ed into New York's tamed Birdlund — Regminy over the

Formation

dards cr originals, Harry is one ol Woinoski ‘63 Wiis the Waleed
Lose rare. suaeran ects stor the parade nude B= ty the apposin
Ley aE i mi UES Ueda | Cowles, Associate Professor ol song. aad elas:
others x respected Dy ‘obert K. Munsey, Direetor of (oe) Sophom res

REDO MUA Ets Martha Downey, Seere= sane The Alma Mater must be or
har we President of the Board. file. Hunt i
Hohn a talent and eaneeps gt rr Of the Slate University. ; natty af aid tunes

Ine Lhey recs

Committee Leaders
Mach preparation and) planins
hiv born put forth far tha, Hose el

r are Aune
coming: Weekend, Co-churmen tor

event haar ttthed: wid Jol Jones, Janitors, Due u, Met

viens Sucve erious allaess Jones has been in
cosaiitter for the event the hospi and is ieay resoveriay!

hie Lou Ryan "60. Fane didadthionre
Bhetburs. Hburiet MeNary, und“ Manbers of une comuttee ane
Bary Ann Diltuseio; Buphonieee cide Parade, Bran Cicero, Hank
Maus, Daniel Schultz, Sopaomotes, Were written by
iid Frances Liston 61; Bontire, Ray Mivsho, Mary

Alumni News  3tuknneg bana dat ie Tone i ane

Kopen 62; Hospitality, Sly O'Con- Judes tor ut
ne Merril G1; Pub> Mrs Ani Norminien

Available Soon iver a Bt tala

Carl Odenkirchen
Protisce ut Modern

Dave Milley ‘G0.

‘The Alumni Quarterly tall Gaue  Orher inembers of the student sant 1
Wall be conait sine WHORES Heat. also helped an addtessiny: and
Berth Brinuiner Me Seere> paddies deters
tury ol the State Coll ALWIL Flower Sale

eat Grattan ain A tie ae vt came mania «i Mews Schedules

' the cheerleaa

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RN i aa ee d
eeting Sunday
A ae ee ok News Holds By =

edoseeenth, to HH out the term ut
Ped Beyer He as Gustey Mult

ad Lipuiily There will be i
RNG Lay With tae eo-uperation of tie St seult

Quarterly
The Aumni Quarterly
current ads of State College grad-

ates. ‘The back secuon of the miag- lest Th k. taypurmuve Vial i
i Sane ciog] We there: since Une
hy Comunced that We have WO sce will be cliscucsed as, Well

wine is a listing of class news by Yeu've gob almost everyone hi re

year of gracualiun. ‘Pits 1s done

the ounselor spirit, 1H you do cure about your

reputation as students, this is your die
Thi. is jist one ol the funetions chance to prove it, wud improve at

of the Alumni organiziton. Tt lo Detsils

oWns and directs Plerce and Sayles This contest is open to ull site

residents Hills, and sponsors Alitani dents except members of Wie News

Day and Torch Night just belore Board, staff, and cheerleaders.

graduation As each Senior passe, — All entries must be submitted (vit

his toreh to ap undergraduate, he student qual) to Monica ‘Traskus,

1

from the records.

becomes wn Alumni of State Collige, (Continucd on Page 4, Column i) Serivusly, cats, be there!

hi: Rivalry Sing will be
is pa GR RMS EGU ight on the patio outside Brubach-
ik cr on Dorm Pield at 7:30 pan
der the direction ot
61, Rivalry Committee

wize of $25.0) Sophomores will line up on the

Nout TAs pan. Freshmen

parade is hist a 1.23 pan, and walk between the
h his own quintet and signed at year's Soccer Queen, Marey) Vani Sopheuores to the

contract Math: Roulette Recerds Leuven ‘60. She will be attended by patio, Sophomores

Audrey Hall ‘60, Judy Skoylas ‘61, lust freshman’ icross

Open horn or muted, playing stud Jeanette Leguieri 62, and Patrick Beh) diss will

Sonpleacers Lor

he weekend are Virgie Dehnert Sat: Ths Somaleader for he [resh-
S phorore class
fen oby Alee Herran,
Bhachinara, Bone

Suth, Sie Byron
Line Toiteledee. Sone

1 Protesser of sin 7 AttenUon, attention,
wi Aosiiant Beton ot tina Cheer Contest — sierel we suave Coed

wbers as well is

Colley p, State College News the Lye wheels Sunday wiht
conta. Is happy aud) proud to aumnounce pan his important meeting will be
Its Lirst song and cheer-writihg coh Lebt at .sribacher

organizauion ol
Drejrouls Lor

Any stab member who must miss
the mecung shall
Tra kus, Editor-in-Chiet

uilure te do so will mean Uhat
absent person will be stricken

Among the qualities judged will be
xtruclpation, volume, clearness, and
priginality of sunws,

Tt is requested that freshmen weur
beanies and that both classes ad-
here to the entrance procedure thit
will be announced at Bru before
the Siny

The bonfire will be held iminedi-
ately following the Sing
Banner Hunt

Last Sitirday morning the Soph-
omores scored (Wo points by winning
the Banner Hunt

The frosh banner which was
den in the faculty Parking Lot was
Jorma by Robert Pollero at approx=
dnately 1:20 yam. ‘The Sophemore
banner was hidden an aw constructed
false bottom of the table used hy
the Rivalry Commuttee on the front
stens of Draper

Leaders of the Banner Hunt were
John Lucas ‘61 and Marcia Cavae
nouch “60, Rivalry Committee mem
bers 8 yhomore leaders were Miry
Ann Calderone, Janes Baker, wn
Jon Curtis, Leaders: for the frosh
were Constance Culver, Gary) Pen=
field, and Roy Knapp,

At present, the Rivalry score
wit the frosh sul

Juniors Meet
Discuss Prom

Lou Wolner, Vice-President of
the cliss of ‘61, announces that the
Junior om tis year will be held
at the Sheraton-Ten Eyek Hotel tn
downtown Albany, on the weekend
ol Mareh 26-27, 19600 The ballroom
which holds 450 people has been re-
served tor both Friday and Satur-
day myhts since it has not been
decided on which day tw hold the
formal

Committees

Phe Band Coauittee for the Jun-
jor Prom is: Deborah ‘Traver, June
Perry. Dick Robinson, James Wat-
son, Donna Steele, Andy Dudush,
wnd Barbara Libou

‘The Arranjement Committee tor
vekend is: Catherine Casacelli,
Smith, Marie Marandi, Kath-
crino Ferrara, Margaret Kopuk,
Louse ‘Pornator, Rosemary Kyerek,
Barbara Gladysiewicz, Rosalie Fen~
dick, Julie Steiner, Shirley Moscrop,
sylvia Juriga, Candy Campbell,
Beverly Cauccavale, Cirol Bastian,
June Devure, and Gail Kaspian.

PAGE 2 STATE COLLEGE NEWS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16,

Number Please...

Do we still have a service on this campus known as
a State College Directory? If sc, will we have the publica-
tion out in time to address valentines? Call out Fowler,
we need an investigation!

In the past lists were posted with names, addresses,
and phone numbers in order that students might make
the necessary corrections. These lists were up for about
three weeks. So far, no lists!

Every year, same problem—no cover design. This holds
up publication another month. So far no problem!

Taking the above into account plus the length of time
necessary to publish a work of that nature, just when will
the Directory be released to the students?

By the way, congratulations to the new editor. Who
is it this week?

Yea! Rah! Cha! Cha!...

Are you tired of hearing the strains of “Buckle Down
Oh State” and “Fight Team Fight”? Well so are we, that’s
why we're doing something about it. It's about time, we
think, for revisions,

M.T.

The State College News is sponsoring a contest. (Gung
Ho!, aren’t we?) We're looking for new cheers and songs
that are really lively and different. Let's get away from
the same old trite cheers that sound as though they could
used in a dragged out, monotonous, corrective speech
class.

Commusnications

To the editor:

For personal reasons, I would like
to submit my resignation as Co-
Editor-in-Chicf of the State College
News. This hus stemmed primarily
from a basic disagreement with the
policy of co-editorship.

T've enjoyed working with the
paper and regret having to make
this decision

Elizabeth A. Spencer

To the editor:

T nave just come home from the
Andre Eglevsky Ballet and the turn
ont ‘or kick cf it’ on the part of the
student body has made me quite ill
To have so many empty seats in a
947 seat auditorium with a student
bedy of well over 2000 is somethin
of which to be gshamed, One can-
not receive all his education from
books, su Student Association chan-
nels our money—colleeted through
Student Activities fees—to different
student organizations with the pur-
pose of broadening the experiences
of each student at this college, Each
student here had bought his ticket,
but so few bothered to pick it up
(without doubt so that he could
boast of a punch-free tax card)
Missing one night's homework won't
drop anyone from this college's ros-
ler and T've yet to see a well round-
ed liberal arts program come tum-
bling out of books.

Let me suggest that some of you

book worms crawl out of the leaves

some of you bar-flies roost in
¢ Hall when the Canadian Play-

This is your big opportunity to respond to the needs ¢'s come in November and when
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of your school, athletes, and fellow students. Now don't
sit back in your chair and say in your whimsical way,
can't write cheers,” or “Let someone else worry about that.”

Freshmen and Sophomores have proven that they have

ise Stevens comes in December.

Andre Eglevsky and his troupe
weren't paid $1,000 to limber up; the
Canadian Players aren't being paid
$1,500 to rehearse; Rise Stevens
isti't receiving $2,000 to sing s

in

her bathroom; they are

ability and talent in writing cheers and songs for rivalry. paid with your money for your bene-

If they can do it for their classes, we know they, as well as
Juniors and Seniors, can do it for their school.

Come on you pseudo-sophisticates ‘come down, come

fit. No one of you would pay $25-$50
for texthooks and then throw them
in tonight’s bonfire, so why not take
advantaze of that for which you've
already paid? ‘These artist

down from your ivory towers” and get the mechanism in in New York City where you
your cerebellum operating. The checrleaders (and we real- Would have to pay $7 a Ueket: they

ly appreciate their splendid work) need your new ideas and
continued support.

ire borea! State where, for the price

of a painless punch of your student
tax curd, you ean enjoy their talent
Maybe it's too easy. Hf long lines

Help feed the moths in your pockets. There will be ind outraeous prices were intidted

gift certificates redeemable at the vo-op for the winners.
For further details see story on page 1.
Now put down this paper and WRITE AWAY!
BJ.L.

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Go out and support Homecoming, remember someday !
“toe Senate's blunders and unskilltul-

hess. ALR Inte 3
tiention af onr foolish
thought for sure that State College

you too may be an alum.

The work put forth to make this weekend w success will

there'd probably be Standing Room

nly sits in every peristyle

John Robert Lucas
Minister of Culture

‘To the editor:

Powas so phid to see that in you
Ise, Vou otiee again referred

never be appreciated if only the multitudes of Albany News sarcasm was dyin: and what

pigeons attend.

- Best of wishes, luck, and thanks go to John Jones and
Ginny Dehnert for their planning of this weekend

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STATE COLLEGE NEWS FRIDAY.

OCTOBER 16, 1959

PAGE 3

House Howls

Informal rush parties follow this be a coffee hour for the alumni to-

pre-arranged schedule this week: to- morrow afternoon
Beta Zeta, Chi Sima ‘Theta, Psi Gamma
ma and Sigina Alp Mary Sue Closs ‘61 Vice-Presi

dent, announces that Lorraine Bol-
anowski ‘61, is Chairman of Home-
coming Float Committee.

° 7 ita, Chi Sie Chi Sigma Theta
neste aoe Mee oe The- “Nancy Low Ryan ’60, President,
ts es Mt. announces that a buifet supper will
Aras ce rere Ty TPhi be held at 6:30 p.m, tomorrow for
Det: Gamma Kappa Pht and PAY hans and members. Marcia Cayan-

aieh ‘60, i8 veneral chairman,

Kappa Delta Phi Delta

hei Nichols ‘61 was pledged — Ellen Gebhardt, Marearet Me-
Monday evening announces Nancy Gray and Carole Sherman, Soph-
McGiowan “60, President. ‘There will ‘Continued on Page 4, Column ,

Monday parties will be held at
Kappa Delta, Sigma Alpha, Gamm
Kappa Phi, and

Chemical Club John Brown's Renown, Or

The October meeting of the Stu-
dent. Affiliates of the American
Chemical Society will be held Wed-
nesday, at 7:30 p.m, in room 250H.
There will be an important busir
meeting preceding the speaker, at
which time the officers will be
elected

Dr, Donald Allen, Chairman of the
Chenustry Department, will speak
on “An Atomic Community iving
the highhishts of his year at Ouk
Ridse

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Plans Speaker Popularity Oversimplified

By ELAINE ROMATOWSKI

Today is the one-hundredth an-
niversary_of the sensational raid
of John’ Brown on Harper's Ferry,
Vireinia. There, dear people, was
a man who fought for what he be-
lieved; a man who, with an army
of but 22 men. dared to take drastic
action to forward a cause which he
finaly believed to be both right
and important

Yet. look at the ultimate result
Are we to condemn him for inciting
one of the bloodiest battles ever

Moon our nation’s seil, or a
Wwe to cal him “hero” for at leas
atiempting to remedy a situation
which had plagued our country for
centuries before?

Our attitudes towards John Brown
and his chtim to fame depend a
great deal upon the value we set
on the importance and manners of
becoming well-known or famous
Most of us have, whether we ad-
init it or not, a desire within our-
stives to be known — those of us
who cannot acquire fame may often

ourselves with infamy.
those of you, especially the
vnd transfers, who will
admit that you are seeking your
place in the’sun", your opportunity
to vain fune and friends, we offer
these carefully, compiled amd. sure-
fire si Hons.
1 Perlect a smile — not just

Guest Speaks
On Humanism

Mr, George yon Hilsheimer, Group
Counselor of the American Human=
int Association, Will speak  beture
the Albany Chapter of the AHA
Wmerrow itt) Channing Hall, 4
Wivliington Avenue

His subject will be “European
Tumenism- A Dynamic Paith lor
‘Today, a survey of the European
Humanist. movements, particularly
Creat Britain, Scandinavia and the
low countries, ‘Phe public 1s invited
There is no charge for admission

Mr, you Hilsheimer, re
May from du
Assistant to the au) branch
of the Defense Scientist Tmmigra-
ton Program of the Joint Chiets
oP Stil He has just returned from
we yeas in Europe durins which
lie made extensive studies of the
Tuminist anoyement, He was tor
inerly Director of Relaous Educa
ton at the University of Maun, the
University ol Chicawo's Meadville
Pheoliaeal Sehool wand) Washinton

y

Mrooven Hilsheimer is presently
one tecture tour for the American
Hunan kanion, aah eduest=
Kena aration devoted to the
tidy end support ol the philosophy
a Piura an

Mr ven Hilsnenner's. wark as
Poup ersuuzer and connselor to
the AHA. takes hum aiaund the

try te cach: Loe chapter Some

ue. sadist the de

1 progam, studyary
Problemy ata procedures, develop
Iii Hew Lechniqies of sronp) dyna
Ties atid extention Alse hie sey ist
Inemibers ae Cae formation af nes
COMME, eroups:

He tas been associated wath the
relises cdica tion prorat sev

ud Unitarian ehar hes His renien
Tram urope niaked the completion
Ob his miliary service

any smile, but one which you can
beam at any stranger you meet at
school, hoping he ‘or she) is one of
the few on campus who “matters”.
With a litle luck, you just might
manage to flash’ those beautiful
“thirty-two! someone who will
come in handy later on,

2. Choose a neurosis, Tf you can-

not find a suitable one, any sort of
emotional conflict will do, Make this
acquired problem evident «subtly,
of course), People will then think

you are very sensitive to life, and
therefore extremely intelligent

3. Learn to learn to play bridge.
Tt doesn't matter if you’ already
know how (as if anyone can. ever
really know how? You must find

as many people as possible to teach

you, and never bid so that’ your
instructor, when he is your part-
ner, can understand you

4, Never, never claim to under-
stand anyone, Although it is true
that people ¢ understanding, it
is truer ye that no one likes’ to
admit that he is. simple enough to
be understood.

5. Be able to listen to all the ad-
View with which you will be flooded,
but also be able not to take any
of it~ yracefully

For those of you who dare to be
rxtremists, we offer these additional
tips.

Either praise everyone and
. or knock everyone and
everythin. Tf you're an optimist
praple will invariably come to you
for positive reassurance when. they
think they're If you're a
skeptic and a pessimist people will
consider you a deep. thinker, one
who Is nob led by blind faith

2. Either know everyone's name,
or no one's, Hf you know them all,
you will be considered very friendly
end persenable. On the other hand,
Hoyou know no one’s name, people
Will think you must be very impor-
fant so busy and active that you
haven't the time to remember un-
important details like names. You
will be respected for your impure
tance.

Of course these have only been
suawestions, and there is a
possibility that they may not work
although they have thus fur proven
to be very reliable, If all else fails,
however, We offer one tinal helpful

unt start another Civil War!

Phe Student Bar Association of

Albany Law
Plans Program

Albany Law School announces th
Getober Speakers Program to. be
held Qetober 19, at Uwe school aud=
Horii at & pan
Speaker

‘The Hon. dy Bdward Conway:
Commissioner of the New York
Stile Commussion Avsinst Diseri-
Munation, will be the speaker, ‘The
tae will be “Phe Administrative
Lawyer A question and ut i)
vert Will follow

Phe purpose the prewrany as
ty hot only: the members ot
the student body am thear study: ol
the daw but also to aeqmunt: the
pubhe with the many problems: of
the lawyer

Phe yeneral public is cordially
mavited "Phere as no adimsien

Group ¢

Albany Chapter, American Humanist Association

“EUROPEDN HUMANISM — A DYNAMIC
FRITH FOR TODAY”

by
GEORGE VON HILSHEIMER
‘ounselor
The American Humanist Association

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17th, 8:30 P.M.
CHANING HALL

105 Washington Avenue—Facing College
ADMISSION RE

STATE COLLEGE NEWS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1959

News Compil 1 @ Dr. Hamilton's Installati College Physi
The Facade P fjairs Of State g Kapital Kamenrs
, 2 :
aig Week's Notices Takes Place In Page Hall Club Convenes By PASQUERELLA and LEWIS
E aii
i all orga r y installed as President 0 sities 4 , at the next meeting of the State of our witty banter and mud-sling- birds and bees are dying of starva-
ey 2 MT oieRolaation eg ny soe veer, and Universities and educational, Gonere Physics Club, which Will be ing humor eh! Levs face lt folks, tion. Like {ts cold outside readers,
ni hmnan girls, to your joyous and this oy, np The installing ceremony will tke f v let's f
unto those in the far fluns reaches lucky people of the Stete, up to the riod must be turned in to Jim ever to be remembered experiences aaa Hace at Pave Hall, State University “ill be among those participating 7:30 p.m. Also at this meeting, a slander our names P winter stagnating around
of Center of Reserves: the Hom- Colosseum, through whose males! erty, Vice- pnt of SA, by Bs
THe Cae ne Sie EE by and Papa. the ¢ Colle,e Linen sheets with the Voted upon, ‘This constitution and and scream for our but you dates, Support the movie magnates
Mama and Papa, ! i
“Where, Herbie? Where? Is it yard, verdant and sparkling, it shall All ri eipts and expenditures up picnic, the ’ j 1 the bylaws were drawn up by a love us fans, you love us! What do sroup. ‘They love you almost as
y neck? Brush i rbie, Wend its merry way, There to be dis Aint Ine! © Oxia > here, the lending nur new ©. this. colle: gee alle area og RR ON AGEL 1. HE Wee a 1 :
FERED HERD We USENET i Soe teeta ee aes iain stab ee iate boatneck bicklesleeve car- is so friend man: of ‘the Univers’: Boned of Tee eee ae eee aieie: rsadl sen do you fight the teeming crowds warm and cozy; so who cares if
This eve, yea e’en this very eve the People to have revealed unto company the report i far your copy of the News on Fri- they're also foul and smelly?
them. it the least... Ah, such fond mem= 1 v i ficer theo casion, Governor py, Tamiiion is a native of Marion, was established al an orsanizational ay morning if not to have ye SHCHIAL AUEEROUG LHS WHE aS
the morrow, Behold! I shall fortell ..“¢ e t 3 1 . suembuer : Gene ; ‘onal ;
UE wondrous happenines that. will PaV¢ Hons? Huh? Why ya lookin’ so DE Club Bur the thing you renvember most seth eas eattnk ti be the principal speakers. Lepr ersity. The University ship in the club is apen to Aaa ea eitay af ues charming and Ui: former Kapital Kapers wit is
es ae 7 sowhere Dro Hamilton iterested in its activities. Since is law : BD hedding his warped personality and
procens nificant floats the hall an’ starin’ an’ all? Huh Sheet Company in Troy a smihns. Inendly, working his n om Aa talee Ae Greetin: + will be nded tthe ss Vins M.A ; .
i Bptied Wie When: Wedneshiy from 1530 te chan toomake you. fee) at hyibe, vl 20Gr tolling, OF At yn new president by representatives of Aiene his other notable aehie WW vives Physics students Come on group, you can't look to piss. Since the movies are. lousy
with chonkhite an’ ‘stachio! Whacha : ;
chonkhite a ‘ zens and non-voters, a titaniy fray Ploce of Departure: Draper Hall ke a ouncils, and the boards of trust vides them With an opportunity for too busy confusine issues: throw IN end ig St. Stanislaus Church in
gain eesble rs Ghandi i thos all betwen our gallant: Warriors and steps, Washinton Avenue exit (Dra- House How S... eround: wath your ! : Alsi rious discussions, with us and live modern! Let's not Ansterdam, at 2 pm. Saturday.
A SA EIR UB lerible Platzbugs. The struzsle will per Exteasions Continued from Page % Column ye ene St ! included on the sreetiny wend arc
The gorgecus floats will be follow- be gigintic, perhaps een quite DE monbers are urged to go and Buys wt the 1 the heads of the colleres, the tus ¢ i by those who have received b is located on the new bulletin. mad, get excited, get lost! Wlahesy Beterand Arlene!
Dourd located in Husted Hall Hey guys, the wind's whistling

STATE COLLEGE NEWS FRIDAY. OCTOBER 16, 1959
By DAVE FELDMAN Finance Meeting By DAN LABEILLE Dr. Thomas H. Hamilton will be — Representatives of other collezes <tion of officers will take place Well fans, so you're back for more through the rotten trees and the
Think beck, thee now dubbed as anon: friends... . Undow FhecStnte ‘Universily’ of New. York
Oh students of the State, even The procession shall process, oh Financial reports for the first pe- ‘ scintific, and professional societies jeid Monday in Brubacher Hall at you tell yourselves we're lousy,
t Frosh Weelend: your arrival with us Be \ GolegerOe Educa Ab oA bans iit Uli Headend ArOCeAsIOn constitution and) bylaws Will be dent union, you mock us in effigy the dorm on those cheap
mingcum is upon us. portals ard even unto the court- Monday, Cctober 26 nehent to the Lott
candleligh| i strize to the bottom « Prank C. Mcore, who is the Chair- Dr. Thomas H. Hamilton took of-
Emule G. Moore; sho iste Shisin hoe ela committee during the summer. you mean no? For what other rea- inuch as we do. The theatres are
displayed in “all its splendour for be reported, All vouchers must r i
: digan to the girl who would streteh just like one bi: hay Trustees. Will he the installing of- ay ti. Michigan State University. ‘The § jilleie Phiysied Glib for Your couy OF the: News on. Fri
a or rg i) wave y
there will be a bonnictive, And on eee aturhiee “Th Py than th a ; held May 12, 1959. Member ot j
losse' orbie oy Bain? Iie, wn th Zorkefeller i yr. He on diana, and he was graduated fre weting held May 12, 1959. Member- looks as thoug ote rbayel-
ney goin? ta Rockefeller and Dr. Hamilt Indiana, and he was graduated from) meetn} 1y sear ra and Ga heahts by It looks as though Pete Barbayel
happen then. First there will be a Md like that, Herbie? Standin' in | What: Field trip to the Cannon of sll, are the counsel i lovable personalities,
and PHLD. desres aarly nex crzamiation on lovatbly personalities takin the final step toward married
“Oh, boy T want mine phere will then ensue, oh citi- 4p. w Helge Hy yoism the Board of Recents, uy is that Ine a onayal ofli- a chance to cet aequanited and pro- student senate for advice; they're anyway, the best bet for the weck-
wk ta the ca
of the University’s colle se . © ave dee aes :
t Hans tay janis be Purther information about this be bitter, let's not be stagnant, 2et Soigusiy, coniratulations and best
ed and attended all around by rough. Bosiny yloves will be distri- have first priority. AML others are O8tores, were pledsed Monday eve- coloriul this all is! ulties, Ue student. body wn official avitation.

queens, their royal courts, seven buted welcome ona si:n-up basis. Sign up MEK aNnounces Donna Harris 60. dul bat Gd you not
‘count them—seven) purple swans, “I tole ya, Algernon, I tole ya with Mr, Knouce in Draper 147, or President muy sieks; that t.ese cat The Wonderful Country — Robert
verily and mayhap e’en a few jesters onze, I'm loukin’ for a good lookin’ with Bob D'Andrea ‘v0. Gamma Kappa Phi ! Mitchum, Julie London:
and other members of the people, girl. You know. The ONE for me. _ Joyce Pennticcr 60, President. of one pilt of colors Julie finally makes the long await
“Tm lookin’ for a good lookin’ Guy tole me they got loten ‘tn i Gamma Kappa Phi, announces that the table on your right ed trip from albu Pho Bil
irl, ‘That's why T'm standin’ in And st the i ANYS the sisters will hu offer hour paar of colors to sour lett sis TH DPELEROUGH OF Pons
g nd whilst the combatants . he sisters Will hold a colfee hour | 1 sereen in this presentation of Tom
the hall like I'm standin’, Alger- rearranging for the rest of the First meeting of Student Educa- for the brothers of Siima Lambda pair of colors 1 best seller “We don't: know
non." Ue, there will be a snuall fray‘ tion Association of Nex York State Siema Monday evenin: at 8:30 pm, ete, Very rarely whe ‘Tom Lew is either fans!)
3 Deol fj " 'S!, will be held on Wedn one fo 1row rs ‘
the people and the Mystic oe ot the Kitppa Be rt gt ol ie ee Hollywood attempts to palm off
pant : t another western on the already sad-

Hillel Meets Ones. A time for rotous joy and qs An the Fneults Room There will be an open house a :
much fun, All in the spirit. of ‘Tos evard Cafeteria at 3:30 pan ; achinul thle “What is the 1 :
A gotherness ag hiw heen dented oe Mecting ta open. to. all interested Kae eet Moab ington Ave Ticercalnge” elt a | ale gun-shy public
° aes "members of the student. body ME et DAME Lele UCN She answers: “TUS wha y In The Sky—Van John-
hounces Jack Troanbly ‘60, President stag 7 | t i devarde Neff.
Plans Dinner teres ose. aisnn ¢ wink oe ie al srritieg Yea stp st i wats Hildeutrde Nett
T can’t tell ‘cause that big lug's got Regents Fellowship Exam 8 da Sisina will hold ee ee Cred atly Uy ; stat Ae tie ibe ene
Hillel will have its first meeting his fat arm around her The Miller Analogies Test will be yurt Tburniinn aluiiis il 6 pail. Sissi BERL al UG wish : 1 : bees HBS ING pubseast st ths
Sunday at 7:30 pan. at Temple Ohav Yes, people, the ylorious paxentey, given on Saturday, October A, at 9 Sarurdev, sanounes Tere dae theyre NOt se Creat the perfect . | SORES BN AR
Sh:lom on Washington Avenue. The the dazzling ‘battles, the huzas of wan,, in Richardson 279 B. The Wins son tO. Preadent ee ts ot Seems, Ost Rainy i
meeting whT begin with an informal the thrilled’ crowds are not to be ners will receive $2500 fellowships. . ened? . ! mz STRAND,
coffee hui and dance. missed on this, the most fantastic Candidates must have applied wee ee President cr an iiawer ? Aone: Milos a ial muerte
Dance Homminscum of them all through Dean Lanford. Applicants Alte Miller ‘G0, President ot Ale question members? Ave e to every seer, \ 4 NK Gollinaeee ete acer aia
An Inter-Hillel dinner-dance will “AW, Herbie, T think it’s Home- should preregister with Dr, Lawson, 2! Pt Ipha, announces the bullet get hew ont answ r : 7 y er John Dillinger, Pr ’ vd,
ke arranged by students of Albany coming Weekend, Huh, Herbie, These fellowships are god for any Met for alums will be het att ands witness f = ES ‘ Machine Gun Kelly, Buby Face
College of Pharmacy, Albany Med- HUH? Lev’s go out and drink, Huh institute in New York Stite offers 230 Ban. d \ Srienitsh ’ snolcamnlearlaanmtoi
Fdward Eldred Potter Hd int dat ih aed Even Hollyxood couldn't miss with
‘ this one fans. With such an all star

ied Center, Albany Law School, Al- Herbie?” iny a Doctor's Deare The following have been cleete
ie Seth Gilleier ne eaneition neghe following have been Uected pret my message. Soruriti
hott officers, announces Low Call derful vainss on expt cast to buck Up its gross misrepre-
sentation ond Babolival butchery of

Siena, and RPI Noe Pie ! d y es
rine of ie suncay occa FERDE@ral Government Makes. iii Si tees a sie at th qh

committee are n Bershadi il Arthur StRuseh SO, Aecetcey Due Siliein: seudo john ane, arvante Hy Don Whitehead’s fine documer

Ruth Goldman, Charlene Maron, Tae eee 80. Assistant ber this article, and strive 1 Zz f & ImaSs patronize ts ineveitable.

House President 1 s
den Hout ain inere In inter Stewart is cast as J, Edgar Hoo-

more Phillis Mallory ‘60, ann
- : > Malle 0, announces it yl h On Next ye
The federal governuient will make federal 1959-60 fiscal year was paid that there will be a party Monday mencas they ses thet hw
Miles isn't really in the

t t an additional $492,001 aviuhible to to the colleges last month. Twenty- evening for all sorority. sitls ititute continue throuyhuut ; : rg
onres!... Stite University Colle.es for loans seven percent will be paid in Janie Sigma Alpha nnn , Yn i ‘
to students during the fiseal year ary, and the remainder in April ’ 5 te she's Just Ane a he ey
Whe comes on after the 8 show

(Continued from Page 1, Columad)  juiy 1, 1959 to June 30, 1960, Under ‘ ' i d
Editor-in-Chief of the News, by Fri- the plan set up in the Natiowi De- “Phe allocations were determined | a to sweep up. Take the kiddie:
dav, November 6. fense Education 4 State Univer- by the federal wovernment atter re ? e q

June Stein, und Judy Vener, Sopho- L A il bl S d ia eel an kt ‘ Y i
ne Stein, und Judy Vene oans Available to Students et ze ncslup, “Think ob the anyirr ; a XS * 4 ver, and does his usual fine job in
i Y ; My . Y spite of the triteness of this twisted

1d robbe epie,

Wanness will be announced in the sity will provide $1 ‘in loan snoney yi yin, the requests subimsttat be ® Lapras

\
Be tor every $9 supplied by the federal | Louk Back La Anger— Richard
News, November’ 13 Meee Une telah ota (He eullexe, Adiuinistration of the Bloom

woverninent, bringin: the Burton, Chure
Well. this one is somewhat dif-

Prize 10 4 ee i
, eat able for loins ty $546,06 Jan tunes ts in the hands at the i 4 I
Gilt cortilicate ee, Abe int thle Lor ust i, vile 4 am PALER 4 an? ‘e s bs r With just 4 basic panel sizes you can make your quarters attractive and comfortable, vont wunaeus, ter Ghucd tn? be
the Co-op, will be awarded Ion During the Last tiseal year, Ra RES “EB ES Pees é i 5 - There's no limit to the variety of useful and handsome, space-saving arrangements you Hees Ge eA Aue Pree
Une est pe a Uc Me federal allocations tas . Pull-tine students ene bi wee Lae y if can design and assemble to custom fit your every need. way. ‘This is the answer for you fore
Led, SE esevcorisienlcs ie sity collepes tot S235 and the | , ag “ s é " i et Hhusiast. ‘This the
dee eeson, GHA an S00 respecs SHY Colles totaled SERB and Ihe y, step) a sear or fe stat, ath eee Here Are Just Two With beautifully compact frectaShell, you ADD EXTRA LIVING SPACE within minutes! viet ea enthusst, ‘This’ ithe
oe himit, on the leet SODHY Wsurd studen? loans ander {* teatured to repay then loans | i , 3 : Typical Erecta-Shelf Arrangements ‘ s , Ho ventures into. traffic
ne aaa eene ee ine writers (He National Defense Education Act WH Tiree percent aniterest within B = ; benefit of his “Stamp Out
entries althoug He WEILETS F The colleges receiv vores SEU bbe “tt I f 5 ky re : in ir ra
Fon hy nad ity Sy, SU a The olews eevass 01 gees attr UN vamp Uh ts : WITH THESE 4 PANEL SIZES... cide lh ey ny Aa
pha ay clear, aad easily Pee nd nade 201 loans averages about et out of the ear,
pOree " S400 Gaels Hore the ema ot the Under the terms of the National
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Siulent Coton Board ob Mansers  Besers allocations tor last an “ ; a Plan your own buying program now. Start off with a small unit. practcal arranjements you can "if EE ie LMBLED. t _— ee

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Seniors Must "1 He Re soa ae | pei In inn el it ees Cel ty aceeeteen ser na oa a a
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593 State S WWI collar, buth edued an beetd whitch corituneue and respect you a
plans Yhe coming held in Ure wees Student Union 693 State St. down the trout of the coat. J © Penney stylists al tik ‘cee 1 sale Sree avis iow atid Obie
We cua eLney stylists also fake 10 an brows
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Judy Grabel ‘63

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STATE COLLEGE NEWS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1959

) Nest ‘Soup! Spo

By JOHN CHESSER

Robin Hood
Influences | malice Gunner
Girls Sports dest member of this year's State

College soccer team is a man who
lived most. of his life in Germany.
RO FENDICK Karl Gerstenberger was bor
masa eae DICK. stenberger was born in New
“Oh, oh dear where'd you come

York City in 1984, and grew up in
from?" asked the blushing frosh co- y. He learned

ed while trying to conceal her weap- a boy. and has been play-
on. :

“T've been arcund for some time,” ’ rileed: teins aitineythie
replied the wounded (ego) upper- roof nine. He continued to play
clasiman, Archery has begun! All in organized leagues upon his re-
interested women ‘experienced or turn to the U, S. in 1947.
inexperienced) are urged to meet on
Beverwyck Field on Thursday, 3:1
5 pan. You have a 3:00? Come
4:00, You've never tried it? Harriet and was stationed in Germany dur
MeNary will instruct you. There's ing his enlistment, Then when dis-
plenty of available equipment. so chatsed in 1958 He cailie to State
why not join the group next Thurs- and continued playing soccer during
duy? his freshman year as a_ starting
Info lineman.

Schedule of yolleyball games is
posted on the WAA bulletin: boar
(next to the Co-op).

Hockey people sign up with your
director.

Tumbling,
ern dance will begi
season
Cheer of the Week

B-E-A-T, beat Plattsburgh,

peat two mure times:

Albany State beat Plattsburgh!!!
Tonight's the Night

The Plattsburgh dummy will be
cremated to the cheering shouts of
Statesmen and cheerleade
annual Homecoming Pep
Bonfire. Greek posters taken down
from the peristyles will accompany
the dummy.

October 20

Inaugurates
Mat Squad

By JIM DOUC TY
Winter may be a long way off,
but our athletes ayiin find iv’s ume
ty begin preparing for a rugged
schedule. pho meets ure awall-
ing this year's Ped yrapplers.
ice Starts Monday
andidates for positions on

soccer in

Army Veteran
Karl has done a hitch in the army

Hoop View

October 15
Inaugurates

This year Karl is working while
going to school as well as phivine
soci While on the soccer field
he is one of the most unassuming

men on the team. He is. satisfied
Hoop Squad | ae ee eS ag
By DAN LABEILLE for his efforts
hearing Saves Adelphi

com- — Early last week Kurl sprained his
nkle, and as a consequence spent

trampcline, and mod-

n the winter Potter Club downed

12-0, in a fauirly evenly
ame, The Goobers’ defense
remained strong throughout the
and their offense, led by Bur-
Webb, Pickard, Barr, and
kept the Potter defense
re Club's outstanding quar-
torback, Don Nolan, connected sev-
eral times to Call, Millet, Kafka and
toss Dailey. but was unabk
off the long one except on the two
coring plays to Dailey, Their of-
Tense, in this: viewer's opinion, was
hot up to par far the team which
had not had a set-back in
straight contests

Friday

the Goobers

With the soccer season me played
its midway point, action
mences in the dark depths of our
spacious ym, Although the Pa most of the Adelphi game on the
matchbox has been repsinted to look bench. But when culled unon by
bigser, it just doesn't seem to be bench. But when called on by Couch
biquer. A big chanse has however reia to take penalty kick for
nm phive in the basketball team State he tied the score in the clos-
itsell. Ines perience will be a major ing minutes of the fourth quarter
hinderance as nine new men be- to send the game into a ten minute
come part of the "Stite 13." overtime, allowing Frank Fallace to
Dearly Departed seore the wine rut
The fieniiar faces of Gary
way, Tom Baushn, Don Bi
Eri: Baumces, and Paul Howard, will
not be seen this year on the hard-
wood. The four returning lettermen
who w he'p in breaking in the
vren drattecs are Denny Johnson

peut
kel
Schanidt
buss

Art Hackett

Art Hackett and Dick Cox, as
Seniors at State Collee hold’ the
honor of being the only two Seniors
on the State team this year. Art was
\ horn in Rutherford, New Jersey and
captain: Don Cohen, Sherwin Bow- now at twenty-two makes his home jai. with Pets Savarie plavine his
en, ait Bul Thoanpson, Pat Spiect in Cairo, New York fn eet Tae a REN
and John Wallice. who saw some i Lactonaite. ond: “Pes Cook
Varalis: iietion dus Fear Fone Lig . He Rnsarndinted’ from Gairo Gens Vga detensive cad. Tee
Mess Reale tal High School in 1953 where he | swebauewedare: stale tate
The following six players were ine Teceved: Dis initial expostire to the wits Ginn
vited to the Varsity: Squad aafter a Sane OF soccer as a meniber of the ——
Feces ae to hish sehoot te He was abo at
Dick Hor eit? meniber the or COMER
y. Rover Cosey, Jim Green, (rock reams as i high sehool
either the Lrosh or varsity wrestling Jones, Mert’ Southerland, Sopho- 4!
teain are to report. to the south a Ty Oe eset
stanas at Bleecker Stadium Mon- Sauers at the Helm aTewnea a
Sieg Ue Th 1954, Dick Sauors, we eraduits 1 MeGEIGHRE 1
No Experience Necessary of Sh.pers Rock State ‘Teacher  iWa Keiihs
7 ns Don Warne ti ce be ne a tneiber of Albany State i ee
eulidit Phy steal Education Department
fuk hes neste Tews Prov tol 1 State had sut- Iearned iost nt his saeeer
Coaches Garcia and Burlin = tered : mt deli AL the th vid test
peet everyone ty be well conditioned end ot ha ers hed ees Leann
by November 12 when resular worke ¢heaulated HE seins anid 9 losses. ‘Tht Hunetioned asa unity man
outs in the Milne Gym will followin three years showed detin= tor the pean ad bit vd
anit vement: 1-5, 17-8 peottion coal keeper
<penionee Fed mentor produce a wine three wears of yar
The basic fundament eu?
worked on tuoroughh by
farmins lettermen
A
day
tor sou to be
Joe Gare or
once

tulwarts for the Club
Altman, Hives. Lewis, and Stew-

Line

brent
Ryan Bd Chi

SLS vs. Humps

football team
Monit
Humps

rol Bud Baker
Paul Tarr
points in the

Cason
Junior Hank

last
and

RPL tor one vear and
TBM in Kingston

sions
invele nehdown
halt. roared te (he

HL thiree fitness an Uhe ser

very
vid tus ed

te lnpe T-h,
prerequisite, Wall the aig
WHE be tine tea tha
the Aceordit
on thet yen. ‘The tit tires
ve ttre omiind cami
each ta tor han is 1 Mount) Pleasant
Priv Hobe het + eenuay durin

1
mathe mot

Keng over

is not a

ereen puss Lute
ma ban twe
we AL

Physies Major
Ay 1 ph

leniee

res PSouers
snd
er fainer Avt will be practic
pent Hit
there lt the
Bob Mond
pm

Burlingame

teu thas scan

end

ALL UPPERCLASSMEN AGRE

It's CENTRAL VARIETY
Clothes Driers Molding Hooks
Study Lamps Paints
Contact Paper
Over-the-Door Hangers

dierald Drug Co.

Albany, N. ¥

Potter vs. Sayles

417 Western Ave. Tie thas Bor BL;

“OA Bisiell old

Phone 6-3010
Special Discount for state Lunctions
31 Central

Avenue Below Quail Street

L. G. BALFOUR

Fraternity Jewelry

‘Try our WIMPY... Ladges, Steins, Rings

Jewelry, Gifts, Favors

Stationery, Programs
Club Pins, Key.
Medals, Trophies

UNIVERSITY P.O. BLDG.

les obfenise ats homed on th
Het be periods by the cttective
red-dosing” of Potters defensive
Herm Altmann and Pete Sav
fre and guards Lew. Suth. ind
Gebhardt Sit reserve quarter

171 Marshall Street back. Jack Buchalter had no tine

THE MAYFLOWER naronne is Mew orn | fat alta

Penfield. At halt-time
Git 5-1837 Potter led 29-0

2 Hamburgers, Melted Cheese, Lettuce &
on a 3 Decker Seeded Roll
60e

Tomatoes, Dressing,
eicks

209 Central Avenue Corner of Robin
falented hne-backer Pet
welata, besides thrilling the

with two interceptions, got

Barba-
crowd
4 chance

Carl Sorenson, Mgr.

One of the plays which led Potter to v:

Potter, SLS, KB Victorious
Offense and Defense Superb

ory over Sayles.

by
to display

virtue of the half-time
his. prowess as reserve
qmarterback in the last two periods.
He led the Club to first

downs and one TLD.

score?

several

Sayles’ rey

Burnett

ular Bill
off well-aimed
passes to end Penfield in
halt
combination
their extra point

quarterbuck,
Hot some
the se

t tally, ‘This

aecounted for

ond one for

same

Potter
points was.

offensive
the

offering of 35
highest com
Nolan hit Call for
two fouchdowns and Katka for one,
iple-threat Call

score

piled this season

Wso ran one and
to Millet

KB vs. Men's

KAPPA BETA with their
ehekine for the bt time this: year
outplayed) Men al oand) wound
Winning end of a 20 to 0

Passed one

Hfense

from sevinn
Gary Tyneh

fay sood lor 6

arton ine the
mnt

ird period John Be
f dy

Hes tetnan tl
a Lynely wit

KB sown to thie
A Warner

Inted tor the extra pout

Ont tnd phaver of the
Tin Wart he wd

ran the KES teun
hese the
Hoan lta Galbert, A

hd Vie Mikeviteh phtyed

ball on me KES

eonmntied tal be sry "

» iat

ecm
anid
olen
» Jerry

LEAGUE STANDINGS

OCTOBER 1

AS OF

Paints
1 bor Agst

OUTED

i

AVI I
ADA
MPS
GOOLELE

Tiestp

Notice

Brace Bibbins, captain of this
seus bowling team, announces
tryouts ty be held Monday, Oc
fober 19. The men with the high
est sce will be
cho en, Hf you interested,
contact Bruce Bibbins
student mail or

tact

in six
are
through
personal con-

STATE COLLEGE NEWS.FRIDAY. OCTOBER 16.

1959

PAGE 7

“Biggest and Best’” Homecoming Game on Tap as
Favored State Peds Renew Close Plattsburgh Rivalry

“Kiss me you fool”... on the more serious sid, (he run

practice.

As I See It
Student Apathy
At Bleecker

By JOHN MODDER

Congratulations to the students of STATE, For the
first time in many a soccer game we had more fans than
pigeons at Bleceker!

I was also told by a cheerleader to compliment you
Is was the first time she had some response from you, You
really had her worried; she was beginning to think that
you were non-existent, but you restored her faith in you
, Maybe I have a lot to learn about human  idiosyn-
crasies but f just can’t understand you students at STATE
Here we have a great soceer team, a team that goes out
for every game and fights with all its heart to win for you
and you just. sit there like bumps on a log Whats wrong?
Do you lose your voices when you get to Bleecker? Heaven
knows you're loud enough around campus!

If vou have read this article this far you hay
catayorized me us sarcastic and cynic al just like everyone
clse on this paper but TP wrote this because a litte boy fram
LaSalle School asked me at the game “WHY DON T THE
KIDS AT STATE CHEER?” I wish he could have asked
each and every one of you, What would you have said?

» RALLY ON VEE FIELD

A Pep Rally will be run by the chee readers this Friday
nite on Vet's Field. ‘The rally will be used to drum up spirit
for the soccer game Saturday, Siice spirit at TE is
almost dead [strongly recommend that you be there
Maybe some of the cheerleaders can bring you back to life
AMIA FOOTBALL AROUNDUP

The AMIA football season is
another solid week of good football pluyed up on Vet

Here are my selections fer ALL-STARS ol the

NSE
tnd, Baker (SLS). Rt Giiard
(KB), L. Guard, Churs (KB). 1
Veneski (Shs), RIB. Harts (SL5)
Mikoyiteh (Mens)

already

rolling right along with
+ Ricldl

week

(SLS). ¢
(Pot

yeh

Lewis
Bnd, Dailey
LHWB 1

Mitchell
tery, QB
(KE), FB
DEPENS:

htt) End (Potter)

(KB), L. Bnd. Say
MILB, Austin
Millet (Potter)

Gilbert (KB), Rt Guard, Altman
Concura (Goobers). b. Guard, lL
(Potton). REB. (SLS)
» PLB, Cail (Pottery, Salety
PECLAL RECOGNETION
jeckal recognition oes to Bruce Bibbons (APA) and
Paul Hiaris (SES) who were hurt in this week's action
Both boys were phiying real heads-up ball when “old: tia
Injury lat them ‘They both will be sorely missed by the
Feapeelive beats
Special recoguition aso goes to the
uperb play In dast Saturday's game
andl was a team victory all the way
tuck Loman. Plattsburg!
THE MAN BEHIND THE SCEN
There is always a inan behind the scenes of any great
team A mat whose work goes unnouced by the fans or Uae
poartswriter This man at STATE COLLEGE is DAVE
MILLER, whose duties carry hin ia the paces of athletics
aUSTATEE Keep up the good work Dave!
PREDICTIONS
State over Plattsbury 3 to 1
State Freshman over Willams Freshman 4 to 2

Swi (Goob

soccer team Lor

then

a preal Goud

piu
auyauinisl

Suue

through

their

pre

set Une stage

Homer

rival Phattsbursh -
phi at Bleceker Stadium Saturday in
attended

wild

The

me

Hite ©)

hid 4
court quarter

Adelphi

1

win

vat the

overtime

300 spect

econd
whic

ertime

wink erowd
woler Mass Nac

in| Wednesd

vin
y defea

contest
whors,

with

Adel

for State in fous
ved when
Fallice booted ina pass trom Chuck

Mas
contac

wehut

ae first sv

bracn

me
nn

Frank

included

v3T mark of the

ton

one

Kran-

4

r

nd

aven much to cheer

stir

wht
y kick

st halt
wehion,
4 Adel

Gerstenberger ‘Tallies

Ariny aver

niher lead wit

for onl
f Ka

UWI

VIE

They all played Cbbt

Clem
Hay lor

Harvard ocr
Daruneuls +

Alt

Force

JW

Weeb

can
Hel
shale 08

erehiten

the

en

unt

phi

awd
the
wed.

hort lived.

ro Gerstenber

Grom The
Sports Desh

rad

I

tartit

io
Heo

rw

"
1

ey Kentucky

rosauth Car

Acastetn

tech

hain
ver Bostor Colle

over

un

ore

the
hart
ui
well
he
ue

State takes the
afternoon against
will mark the

When
morrow
burgh, it

homecoming game of State

history

It promis
wil with radio coveras
the
valving the team that
to beat in the worst way

Tt will have the usual
homecemins, with w bonfire
rally tonight: on Beve

s to be the best

should be a big pep rally
Lame,
well and this gan
of the best contes:
time ab the Stadium
Apples and Bonfires

There will be the

apples and the player introductions.
and the usual specchmaking by Joe

Gareiat as the fiery Ped coach makes  [
tomorrow's 5

for the first time, the

his known on
game

rally

views
and

will be in’ sight of

athlene field upon which State may

Garciamen Trip Adelphi in 2-1
Overtime Thriller at Bleecker

Jor tomorrow came off the beneh to boot a penalty

kick to Lie the score

‘The ue stood waitil the

we by Fallace:

krew more
Wha it
cored.

ontest
quarter
iy neither team
deeame rough, Both ¢
srechacukur 2aives

The
The hast

all over 1 ud
Ray Hill makinic

written
save

Action Heated
stents in
pune

There
aces of the
ate aneident
Chinination of a phiyer
vme. Hurd
ine perio
donb watil

were

the
the final

took the bi
and kept

hart

Most of the fistie violence emeraed
rom redah eempetiien for the bill

CHIL, i
hashlydhting: the

witint body
tureall

sof overtune

wd rt
heat
fal

ute

A ear brawl in the
ate M
Mateo nid Stares 100k
vosepaarate: Ce: beutny
bata eyeedes
hd seanie ol paver
makers ni He

were

reliant
Platishuryt ot

1 inalier

tort
asa
natural

The qaame yt
with PL
Potrer ceman
Hutouts dah t
Cordials eullec ty cb
nd
Close
In the bast
tye had
whe a
i td Our
vetion a
torte

series

shel canis al
se te

Pod ja

Hoth teams ate
yotenthy
but

hase

basketiall

citen
Danke

Porn a
vo plad
depetics Upon.
Hind tincelt ae Uy
t Pall hon

may
event th
play ant Get

Als slate t wk
by Dave Colburn
Who broke Mis nose

1 tie season

field

direct from
ane for the first ime and in-
State

color of P

wyck field,
and the parade and the shouting It

for Plattsburgh always drew of
should
seen in a long

usual bushels of deficit

had
and
dtenders had
Cox
Jackin ont a shot that hid

with two
each resullin
from
ought far the full avers
nteone

Pte its at ou
at there

Vast five mite
werted when referees: De-
quick action

Both eoache

wld be
That ot List week-

Plirrsbur
Rr lait

ube
eur
etalon Tn

peppery
i lie firot ¢

to- be playing soccer next year,
There is hope not only for a soccer
ficld, but a baseball diamond as well
and there were just dreams a few
years azo when the first homecom-
me was played.
tate played a variety of teams in
the seven year homecoming history,
Wants including Oswego ¢beat em 4-1 in
1956) Adelphi, Bridgeport, and
tsbrreh
Record Crowd
Favored in 1957 by perfect weathe
the Peds played before one of the
biggest crowds in the soceer history
the coll over 1,000—but lost
the game by a 6-3 count. The lors
was a touch one for State, who
spotted the Panthers a pair of quick
and then never made up the
The Adelphi team of that
State this
the
spoil

Platt
seventh
College

of them

and pep

for this

be one

a -the one beaten by
overtime—was one of
have managed to

»ming,

sear in
few that
ite's home
1958 saw a spirited turnout in a
cold, damp drizae, ‘The crowd was

I! rewarded as the Peds shocked
everyone but themselves by. troune-

a highly favored Oswego team
ina 6-1 pame

That was Art Hackett's day of
plory as he scored three of the State
owls. ‘Then a Junior, the fullback
from Cairo, New York was unstop-
able as he took charge of a powe
ful Ped attack Uhat caught Oswexo
completely unprepared
Delsignore Shines.

By 1958 the era of Curl Maxson's
great play had gone and his leader-
ship on the field had been replaced
been by that of Low Delsignore and Gus
play ‘Tilinan, ‘That paar teumed up to

Jurn in ontstinding wames that day
mid Low even tillicd ane of his rare
pois from the fullback spot he held.
Was not his job to score gous,
dowhat Lou had to do hold down
] posta atte k- he did su well
that he became MVP us the season
eradied
Myskania At It
The traditional

the" new

overume

tense in

once

core
Adelpia

eighteen

Again
Myskunia game
couldnt be overlooked as that hilf+
time vetion will feciure the “Friskie~
Myskies” tomorrow in their chish
Web the chiss of ‘63. Forwards in
His bane bate are to be Hop-a-
Jon Haris, Horrible Hooker, Hide-
Hoover, Averessive Antonnuced,
and Malicious Mead

Scheduled to be halfbacks in’ the
it are Ornery O'Connor, Maraud=
Vane MeGuwan, and Pynchy Penfield
Kidhamatiis Kriva and Cool Call
will handle the fullback — chores.
Hendin will be three great
netters Fearless Feldman, Hi= ho
Siiverstent, and) Wallopine Walsh,

the date
epare
in the
the

was 1
seeonds

acted
patie

Sports

Fituation

HATHAWAY

alternout

more By MERLIN

lat Noth State is
roan the
eae ray, Wiadt-tatiine VW be the
fj

Init es

phi
iin the ane
Hach piss to Chick
Ite Vout , the

plaviies nei
a Phe b
uw

Howwards tH

Nae nde dine

WITH potest frown
bene “Phe ball
even at at hacte't
neo and others ecle

ren
twas an bone
pote Kick at with
white the ball Woes
bat uy the vary the
Ita the mand ol
eld bat the ret
walled at

nthe
ane see tow Ne
‘The Mutiny
Albany Way Cotte
player ph

boy whe
tyane Dill
hots and
in the
taeda
Dod wither
the play was legal

un play
ener

1 Ad tut

van e Dall woo ot
tid The ball baat got toueh~

Hanged dpou anythin: out of

That Hecessu's Loot!

anid Lie ball wats

hape

an play wat

the dine on
hed by
traumas

the ball
Hie caitire ball ds vved
the ground. oF at ty to

1 byect out

lorward
snc
aver oF

PAGE 8

STATE COLLEGE NEWS,FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16,

1959

Senate:

“Tickets for Broadway Play

‘Senate-Go-Round’ Includes Discussion
Of SUB Activities, Camp Board Committee

Report, Talk, Table

At this weeks meeting, Senate
discussed many, many, many topics,
reversed its attitude on one of them,
and came to some conclusions on a
few.

Accomplishments

The first thine done by Senate
was to swear in the newly elected
senators, As usual, not all of the
senators were present at this session.

A request from Student Union
Board was then announced, asking
for $100 to be used to hire a band
for a cance on October 24, Senate
discussed the advantages of holding
dances on weekends when nothing
else is scheduled,

Members of SUB pointed out that
a total of almost 600 people attended
the last two such dances, and that
since they were so successful, they
should be continued.

It was pointed out that SUB asked
for a floating fund to provide for
such dances a couple of weeks ago
and that, at that time, Senate re-
fused to allocate funds, If Senate
decided to give SUB this money it
would be reversing its former de-
cision.

After more discussion the motion
was put to a yote and passed, Thi
of course, meant that Senate had
contradicted a former decision.
Camp Board

A committee was set up to meet
with Camp Board to discuss future
legislation concerning State's camp
at Dippikill

‘The first topic reported on the
request by the Business Depurtment
that Student Association buy its own
Guplicating machine, A decision was
postponed until the matter could be
further investigated

Sayles Dorm
Names Slate

The following have been announ-
ced as officers of Sayles Hall for the
1959-60 term, ‘The President is Lou
Wolner, and the Vice-President is
Brian Gifford; both are Juniors
The Secret surer is Paul
Hlathman, and Athletic Director is
Gury Penfield: both are freshmen
Sayles Events

Sunday, October 25, the men of
Sayles Hall will hold an open house
from 3 to 3 pan, Everyone is cor-
dually invited

The Sayles Date Party
held Friday, November
formation about the party
pear in later issues of the

wall bn
More in-
will ape
News

LEARN ABOUT YOUR
CHOSEN PROFE
ROM THE RETURNING
TEACHERS
at the
SNACK BAR

during
“HOMECOMING
WEEKEND”

Corner ONTAISO and BENSON

IMAL 4-11

FLORIST and
GREENHOUSE

College Florist for Years

By BOB HUNEKE

A report was then given concern-
ing the proposed payment by Stu-
dent Association of all or part of
the costs of sending representatives
to the Eastern States Science Con-
ference, After quite a bit of discus-
sion it was pointed out that Senate
should not commit itself until more
information is available,

Another report was given concern-
ing the proposal that State join the
National Student Association, The
merits of this organization were
pointed out and Senate decided to
contact other colleges which belong
to this organization and to postpone
further action to a later date,

News Request

Tt was then announced that Mon-
ic Trashus, Editor-in-Chief of the
State College News, requests that
Senate Meetings be held Tuesday
evenings instead of Wednesday in

order to facilitate better and more
convenient coverage. This writer
(and I'm sure the whole News Board
and Staff) would like to express his
thanks to Senate for its consider:

tion of this matter and hopes that
a decision satisfactory to all wil be

tudents have ever at-
t ing? APATHY
YEH!! How many tables will Senate
cover next week
Announcements

Nominations for Campus Queen
will take place on Monday, Tuesday,
and Wednesday in Lower Draper.
Only senior girls may be nominated
Any member of the class of ‘60, ‘61
or '62, may nominate and vote. Since
Freshman have only been here for
a few weeks, they are not permitted
to vote in this election although they
may nominate

How many

Available at Special Rate

For the final weeks of the run
of the Pulitzer Prize winning play
J.B. at the ANTA Theatre in New
Yo! City, students and student
faculty are offered seats at half
price. These tickets are for Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
nights, ‘and Wednesday matinee
cul sh October

Mail-Order Tickets

wishing tiekets to J.B.
may come to the news office in
Brubacher to pick up mail orde
tlenks. Performances of J.B. ae
nightly wt 8:45 p.m. and Wednescay
afternoon at 2 pam. Please enclose
a stumped, self-addressed envelope
for Lickers,
One-Half Prices

The price brackets at half price
are, in the evening, $3.45, $2.90, $2.30,
$2.05, $1.75 and $1.45; and at th
matinee, $2.30, $2.05, $1
$1.15 and §$.90.
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Archibald Mac Leish is the author

Anyone

of J.B, which directed by Elia Kazan
and has an extraordinary cast
headed hy Basil Rathbone.

SEANYS
Commences

The next SEANYS meeting will
convene at the Boulevard Cafeteria
in the Faculty Room. The date has
been set for Wednesday at 3:30 p.n.

Specific topics have been sched-
uled for discussion. These discour-
ses include membership, agenda,
reports of convention and PTA as-
sociations It is requested that
these who wre unable to attend
this meeting at the desi:nated time
contact Richard Altemus ‘61, via stu-
dent mail, If necessary a new time
will be arranged which will be more
convenient for all concerned, All
members and candidates for mem-
bership are cordially invited.

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Albany To Host Installment
Page Hall Cite of Ceremony

Visiting delegates and representatives from over two
hundred colleges and universities will be arriving Thursday
in Albany for the installation of the new State University of
New York President, Dr. Thomas Hale Hamilton. The cere-
mony will take place in the evening at Page Hall. During
the day there will be meetings of the SUNY administrators
and the Faculty Senate at Brubacher, After the ceremonies

a reception will be held in Bru-
bacher Hall for the guests at the
installation.

Academie Procession

Ceremonies will open with an ac-
ademic proc
university representatives, The
ulty marshals include Ralph Beaver
Professor of Mathematics; J. Wesley
Childers, Protessor of Modern Lan-
etages; Luther ndrews, Professor
of Physics; and Paul Lemon, Pro-
fessur of Bioloyy

Also, Harold R Professor of
History: Charles Stokes, Professor

Music and Vice-Chairman of the
State University Faculty Senate is
Chairman of Arrangements.

Ou Stage

Speakers and dignitaries on s
include Catherine Labasso,
senting the students of the

y, of Farmingdale Institute; Fos-
ter S. Brown, President. of Oswego
College of Education; Carl Vander
Clute of Buffalo, representing the
College Council; President Harnil-
ton; Governor Nelson Rockefeller.

Speakers

Also speaking are Frank Moore
Chairman of the Board of Truste
and the master of ceremonies;
Chancellor John F, Brosnan of the
Regents Board: C » W. Gleason,
representing the Local Council of
Boards and the Community Col-
leges; Dr. Stokes, and possibly for-

state governor, Averill Harri-

to offer the introduction,
benediction will be
Rabbi David Gutman of ‘Troy, Bis-
! Scully of the local Roman
Catholic Diceese, and Carlyle Ad-
ins, President of the Arex Council
ol Churches.

Clery
invocation wand

Admission

yo audmission is by ticket
ements have been made
iret television ta be
wrdseny clit \
ind will be
achardson 390.

Ushers, Hosts

DanceTonight
Held in Bru

1hold a hal-
onight trom 8300 to

Brabacher Dini
students ‘The

inchide

immerce Club w
en part
pin oun the
tor all state
vrthe evenings: wal

es and round sic

rant

wall be hich wall

tothe dour Student
diniston Will be Diane
Evelyn Mio, tre
161, Margaret
Dawn Alexander us will

hunets

agar

Other cont menibers
tresbinn man Rerrart “G1 and
Betiy Murpliy 6, deeorations, Dor
othy Shatler Gl, Mary Louw Zanker
63, and Beveth Jones ‘6s
Robert Costellu, Gary Jaawin, Jun

lors, and Akur Bright ‘63

set-up,

Faculty menbers who have -
ed tn phuiang tor tis party melude
Clitton ‘Thor, Assocuite Protessor
oF Busine Roswell B Piurbank
Professor of Business, and Caroll
H. Bhinchard, Assistant Professor of
Business

faculty members of the various state
colleges, will perform.

Because of the number of people
to be in the program, there will be
no parking facilities available in
the Brubacher parking area. If there
is an overflow, the delegates will be
parking on the LaSalle School
rounds. Shuttle buses will be used
for transportation for guests from
the ceremony in Page to the recep-
tion in Brubacher

President Collins and Dr, Stokes
have stressed the importance of this
and urge that the students comply

SUB Presents
Autumn Fete

Once asim the auitimm season
casts her mystical spell, and in the
sure of this colortul and enchanting

tudent Union Board will

fall dance, “Autruin-

ance will take phice

ay from 8:30 to 11:80 pa. in
Room,

nary
the Brabacher Dini

omorrow even
Henr ion

IS sume of von

vided dhe entertoan

Frosh W

considered will be
for the en an
tor the women:

ments

will be served to

treshinent r
Cider aid donut

Hrendine: Couples,
WH Keep the pace of ats autumust
theme The donuts are donated
thromeh the courtesy of “Donut
Feand

thy the dance are Co
ven, Robert: Bolender "G0: said
Hodye ‘64. Phe other comauit
Inelide: Decorations, Dale
62 and NNei) iiymnond
Miss Hodye; Retr
Marjorie Lazarou and Whitey
freshen, Band, Robert Bo

Restoration, Gary Pet

Chaperones

even: Will
Director ol
‘Preharne

Chapermes tor uh
In Pasi ‘Prehariue
Met Hall, aud Mr

Oscar E. Landa Dean of the

announces, that today is

e last day that students may
drop courses without a penally.

tuday students dropping

will be given

or the course u
umstances

State Colleg

ALBANY, NEW YORK,

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23 1959

VOL. XLIV, NO. 20

Frosh Lead in Rivalry Contest;
Six Points at Stake Tomorrow

The end of Rivalry is in close range. The tug-of-war, women’s volleyball and men’s
football Rivalry events will be held on Saturday for the decision of six Rivalry points.

The tug-of-war will be held on Veteran.

Frank Wnuk '61, Rivalry Committee mem ber.
Six tugs will take place, three for the women's teams and three for the men’s
teams. The team winning two out of three tugs will win one rivalry point. The number
of participants in this event will be limited.
The Sophomore class leaders are Bob Polero and Gary Jones. Leaders for the
frosh are Pam Carter and Tad Dusanenko.
One Rivalry point will be awarded to the class with the best cheering in the

morning events.

Field at 9 a.m. under the direction of

It is suggested that everyone participating in the tug-of-war wear old clothes, es-

pecially in ¢

se of rainy weather,

Camp Board Requests Aid
For Dippikill Improvements

Camp Board and a Special Sen-
ate Committee met ‘Tuesday night
to determine what Senate could do
10 aid the camp and what steps. it
should take, ‘The meeting. was suc-
cessful in that the Lollewing night
in Senate a bill was introduced pro-
viding for Student Association's
borrowing of $20,C00 for immediate
Danie developanent of the camp.

Basie, Basie Need

Basie to the pins whielt are pro-
Cump Board is a need for
und. Caanp Super
would

}esed by
Le Camp Director
intendent, A
ind execute the policies its

uned by the Board, In etteet a
My Director will be the adtianis-

r the camp and develop it

Hd organize The use at the

Camp Director

Camp Superintendent's dutic
Whose generally

ot the «

Finwneial Needs
Board estimates that it

requure $40,000 to) complet
development, ‘The Board
Hine only a $20,000 loan be-
Iready has wequired dur
pust three years a $20,000
vee dn their Capita Constrne=
tion Fund, Should Senate pass the
proposed legiskition and the loan be
nepolated betore ‘Phangspiving, the

Rivalry Captains for this week's events are left to right:

imunediate
could be completed by next

Considering that the loat
quired, the estimate budget tc
Board for the next live year
be $12,700, ‘This includes
payment of principal and
on loan, $1.500 for
$3,030 for required mamtena,

Development Program
The immediate
clude the following: wa read
Jake, electrival Jachtes, cd
of the hike, ‘it t
hore: Hine,

development program

fall

1 is ace
or Camp
s would
$52,000
interest

a caretaker, anid

nee

proposed plans in-

bo the
andy,
he lake

Jencins and posting of

property, and an observation tower

1 hieh jaunt

tudent center is
1 phiuns. ‘Tha
a ple

wateriront
vation areas ind
ud ineluded. A
Picton of the basic deve

aso
conte
Kiteher
md boat

hitany

Ineluded
r would
adining
house
trails
Her the
lopment

Sunore in the way of capital

eirnenon

tl loan

Future Outlook
Pi lor

hae

funive deve

been termed.
keeping te doors

‘The

open tor
future outlook will
nwatly upon what iberest
iter the bask
ment has been completed

tentative

planned aman the
pad oll 13 yearss

Lopawnt
this
chang

depend
develops
develop

Ted Dusanenko, Jim

Volleyball, Football
The girls' ‘volleyball and boys’
football events will take place at
the sume time at Veterans’ Field at
3 p.m, In eharge of these events are
Donald Donato and Noreen Noonan,
Juniors, Rivalry Committee mem-
bers.
Leaders

The Sophomore leaders for these
sports events are Nikki Stein, vol-
Jeyball and Bob Polero, football. For
the frosh volleyball team the cap-
tun is Pam Whiteumb and for the
Joutoull team the captain is James
Hacnlan

Bach event is worth one Rivalry
point and one point will be awarded
to the best class cheering section,
Consequences

Tf the freshmen defeat the Soph-
omores in all of tomorrow's events,
they can win’ the Rivalry without
having to win the five points award.
ed to Ue winnity: skit
Sing

Tie Rivalry Sing was held last
Friday niht in the Bru Game Room
Wit the Siphomores defeating the
Frosh to gaan two more pant

The rostlt of the tid pied
Score IN pts Was 2VT=215 in Lave
of the Sophomore chess

The somdeaders for the Sophos
moves were Bone Soott and Anne
Smith, Songiewder tor the frosh was
Whane Muglo,

The attendance of both classes
Wits Very high and the sing proved
to be one ob the uiost successful
Rivalry events so far

AL present, Ue Rivalry
many ab 7-5 wih the
ehoss stil in the dead

score re
freshman

jaentin, Pam Whit-

comb, Pam Carter, Terry Di Simone, Jane Phillips, Nikki Stein, Bob Polero, Gary Jones,