STATE COLLEGE NEWS, SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1961
The new officers of State's Greck
organizations for 1961-62 were an.
nounced this morning by Sue Mac-
Farlane and Tom Ellis, Cabinet
Ministers of Sororities and Frater-
nities respectively.
Kappa Delta
Frances Cicero ‘62, will preside
over Keppa Delta this year, Other
officers are: Vice-president, Lillian
Skadberg: Recording Secreta
Judy Johnson; Treasurer, Marcia
Corresponding § ry,
Alumni Seerctary,
Rush Captain,
ergeant-alarms,
Marshalls, Shelia
Carol Markuson;
Daul, Histor
el and Deena
English per
Jody Conway
Patricia Pezzulo
Candy Dalpan;
Dee
Kreppel
Chaplain,
Mogavero
and
Eleanore
ans, Patricia Van G
Daniels: Songleader, Anne Smith;
Sports Captains, Lenora) MeCabe
and Jill Weitz and Parliamentart
an, Martha Golensky
Psi Gamma
Lucille Monaco will be
Gamma's next president, Addition
Vice-President
Psi
al officers:
Mary Recording
tary, Audrey Cramer
ing Secretary Elaine
Phyllis Ciapolla
Ellon O'Keet
Eleanor
are
Dobi Seere.
Correspond
dallaban.
Treasurer, Assis
tant Treasurer Ke
porter Krupa: Soctal
Chaiman, Adricnne Marosek: Cri
tie, Doris Pohlmanns Chaplain
Donna MeCurdy: £8.C. Represent
atives, Carol Schuekrow: Sports
Captain, Varol Baton: tlistorian
Sandy Balassone Sonuleader
Davis. and Marshalls. Kar
en King and Marlene Gillis
Chi Sigma Theta
Holding the gavel for Chi Si
Theta nest sear will he Mars \nn
DiRusew 62° Holdiny other poss
Hions are View President, Sue Gat
seeretiry. Judy Davis ‘Tres
turer Arlene Paciunas Viton
Seeretary, Bonne Davidson. Bact
olin, Sue Barnum: (se
tative, Sharon Pare sua
Bey Perry, Historian, usar
rara and Hote
Alice Lanai h
Iney
Facade
Per
Mar
Manaver
Religious Groups
Name Officers
DEVE telesales areunization
Capo atin
lor Lit ie
Horr ew otticer
Council of Religious Clubs
ont
dent
Pres
View
Pye,
Dini +
Jan
Ru
an
re
Canterbury Club
" Davy
View Taehins
Christian Science Organization
lant Hoss Dens ne
Gallette at
Jacl k
1
re
Millet
fent Wo ttalett wis ‘
foot Veter browheh uy
Hater Varsity Christian Fellowship
Pre aident
dent
Van Heres
pre Kennett i
Lutheran Student \ssociation
President
president
Thee Coetsc
Linda: Mattison
Vice
i)
Methodist Student: Fellow ship
President
View president
Jan Dyeh
Kathi
anu
Sehinudt iy,
Newman Club
dumping all that mud in our park
iy lol? Moving Up Day is held in
Paxe Hall
Vice president
‘On
Anthony biktoces
Student Christian Association
President
Vice president
Natale
Joye
Clark
Lewis
House Hauls
r
Leader
Director
Sigma Phi Sigma
The following gir!
officers of Sigma Phi §
sident, Judy Kaminsky
President, Jane Rosenberg; Treas-
Rosalind Zeichner;
rer, Barbara Lang
Linda Bosworth;
urere,
ant Tre,
cording Secretary
Corresponding Secretary
Rush
Kaplan and Sherri Heuser
Mice Zappert
Merritt:
Se ary,
Chairman, Carol D
Ist
an Nystad:
Fran Nystad
Leslie Kapla
acailers
na Dayton
an
Christmas Sing Song
ISC
Rus!
‘Terry Silverman and Don
Fran Nystad
Sheila Stromwasser tis
torian, Doris Wexler
sentative
President
\
Kappa Phi is Barbara
Other officers includ
went
Suzanne
Hush Captains Mary Cull and Bar
Louse
ind House
ine
Gamma Kappa Phi
The new
wy
ie Secretary
bara Keenan
and Sandy
1
Co Editors ot G
wd Carol Gillick
Pst about
hast
Hes Smoyer
Ru
nda
mit
© Serense
hersten
TOREMAN
ease it in
LABOR
PORTMAN
Wrinutes,
eat hay
that
‘den
tile
Chart
hibonien
FOREMAN
Sherri
Maureen
President
Manaver,
president
Beatrice
Platt
Susan Gardner
Marshall
Himurehak
in right: there
All
stich thes Tees over by that tree
Ww
Thats it
there
iv
Hey
dent of the college is here
sou
M
Heat
Ree
Naney
\tuten
donnie
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> Director
Radelsten
Okay
che down at this end here
Hold it! Okay
Good!
lowds oughta de it
coming on that end,
Vine
chaded
Good,
we'll have this end ready in just a
few
then
Okay
other load. Rivht in here, Charlie
Fasy! bine! Dump it right in tr
Hl
Fi
Well
Hd Now all we have to do president, J
seade this erd and we'll be all
What's
Oh!
Moving Up Day, Sir
@ sack race in pillowcases for a
HIDE commercial
Captains.
Parlimentarian,
Representative,
Tleuser
vight
this
We're having
Service Organization
Sue MacFarlane; Treasurer, Gail Slate New Officers
Phyllis Grazi- The slate of officers of service William Burnett
* organizations for 1961-1962 is as dent; Pat (
Lor- follows: Lynn Costello
. . John Woytowich
Student Union Board tive of Officiatiny Ir
Chairman, Steve Myslinsky '63;
Vice-Chairman, Larry Simmons PUBLICATIONS
Secretary, Carol Ann Rosso- Press Bureau
mano ‘64, Leading Press 1;
year wil Ibe Tom \
rector; Ron Rapha
Assistant-Direetor ly
will act in the
tary
Osborn; Secreta’
are the new :
ano: Chaplain, Sue
igma: Pre
Vice-
Murphy
sistant Secretary Treasu
raine Crispell; Rush Captain, Mil
Assist. li¢ Fletcher Secretary,
Re. Mary Ann Chariton; Assistant Alu-
mni ary. Gail Iaibel; His-
torian, Diane Spindler: Sergeants-
at-arms. Sharon Lenowitz and Bet
Alumni 88 Merriam: Songleader, Lillian
Schmidt Sue ,
Social nee ; a
Ritual Byron and Marshalls, Marcia Ma
Alumni
Carolyn
Campus Commission
Leslie
Grand Marshall, Lillian Richter
q Secretary, Carole Blackwell;
asurer, Rosemary Patrick;
Marshalls: Marge Kropae and
Ginny Lyons, Seniors: Pat Bene-
detto and Anne Igler, Juniors;
Rosemary Petrick and Barbara
Martin, Sophomores; Harriet Gold-
man and Evelyn Patrick, fresh-
men
sy
Parliamentarian, wap
Cohen
roon and Dottie Myron Handbow
Phi Delta The editor of the
will be Richard |
Woinwski '63 will
ant Editor
h party Song
‘The following are the officers of
Phi Delta WEL 62 President
8 Sally Jones Mary
Activities Sarba
for
Vice-President
Marshall.
Joan Ludwig
Naney
Smiles Directors
President, Sally Van Riper
Vice-President, Fred) Smith
Seere Kathleen MeMahon “*
vr. Patricia Woinoski °63;
arliamentarian, Carol Courselle
i) 62: Publicity. “Director, Joanne
Wenzel ‘64; La Salle Co-ordinator
Sandy Greenberg ‘64; Trinity Co
ordinator, Anna Mackenzie 64;
Mbany Home Co-ordinator, Gret
Momea Caultield chen Monroe ‘64
Anne Gusbzertt
ra Sklar
Correspundins
4 ae “63;
Treasurer Anne Iyler “G2
Editor the Dire
forthcoming year
WAA Repre
House
Seeretary of
Davis: ISC) Representative,
Gree ane
Teen! ANT Capps Hush aptun, Pat Reazan
aureen Green
le
Myskania
Karl Welker, of
skania, announced
dians for the cla
Kopen an
During nest
the leaders in the
be: Banner Hunt at
Mary Anne Calders
ers, Shelly Keller
“John Wallace, Gar
Volleyball, Su
Raymond Smit
ultz thal
Frances Cieero
man; Sing, Patricia
paper, Sally tu
’
Recording Secreta rene Cu
ans Te
Alumnt
wski
Athletic
Pubiienty
ny
Dorothy A
rath eran. Dolores Blanche
Secretary, ‘Terri Tomas
Song leader, Carulyn Fileds
Dircetor Hlasse
of Gaming
and Director Joanne rest
Weng
Seany's
new. officers
Bett Kline.
Seerctary
Vice-president: and
‘Treasurer
Manso “#2
Vice-Pres
he Trea
The
are
for SEANY'S
President; Helen
Elaine Barber
Robert
re Sig
rer igma Alpha Bowers
OFAN SeCre 4
leas 62 wall preside
Apa for
Additional atheers are
Correspond
i heat sea
Jo Klein AMIA
Association of Men's Intramural
\thleties has chosen the following
students to serve its officers
during the forthcoming year
Thomas Ellis "62. President
View pres
Garre Seer
ae Seovetar
Pret Kutt
Chaplain ue
HT
tehelor
\ Dusan
su
Lignher, Muna
Hackl,
Joan Sommerville
rk, Jean
rn Est
Rush Captains, sharon Bradish ane
Common - Slaten
“We have come to bury Caesar
Mary Dasies. Son der Land
Grocline — Historiin Scho
hot to praise him
Ww
enharia ;
Wadnan aad Mate
Shahespe
Ion Laan t 1
Wo Landsay. Rituals
Dever Ta oR OvED UP
faced Thats
Lantsenbarth For the
I"
Manse
eeond Hine thts wea otter our than
Partum and Hose he yas the Comeaun Vole
th
and Bob had of
Shaler who caused
© Herron course Hicet of tht
thin
column te
the
ee Pe siiletit thon
Tresor
Harpest necuk
moved alone to other
Cultural Groups
| Select Officers = _ “uu
me
conerats and thank
Hes Common Shater hereby pledes
the eutin pol Fe otfer plaudits when deserved ‘Tu
brine that Campts hive
That's ers
ral orsancations
eleetod ther
the tortheoming year
lead Coton Lansnace so there. he doubt who's
tor eal all the skeleton ery body's elaset
What ia
ines usin
dump
About eivht
ton key Pah tart!
Dramatics and Arty Council
Present. Hasse Kopen LADIES FIRST
president, Bonee Seon
Judy Nissin ‘freasurer
son Tryout) Chairman
lent
View
Seerctary
Jim Jack
Gail Bur
Thaw's it
Jim?
Kunors are Hyine ayia Sayles Hall slated tora
WENWATE Se Hest tank atter all these years. Srd fluor Sayles vor
body really took this moving up diay
ed Wall he
the
eriously Dont
Debate Council eireds tents have been ordered
wdent. Tene Waster, View too bad that
ident, Fran Nystad. Treasurer
Spellman
heep at it; pitched 4
they won't move adinimistrative ott
pre
Gu
aw. NG Tuition line forms to the ret
COME ON, SPRING
Music Council
in the
he
way
ie tah So what
President
Vice president
Seerctary
Treasurer
Rosalve So this +
Steven
Dorothy
Kathy Glas
Mbany
Want mice happy weekends
We
Congdon can stl da withenw
We
Gardner. oxy
Gu "
tordan nny days tet all th
Any
January
heard of havin
We
mid in May place that ha
1
you're
+ that's the
Had ant for u prefer our aud an when it
Forum of
Went
Polities
Dunn
ulin Di Rocce
beheve us there
you'd expect mud
4 lot of snow in January
Bul not in Albany
Vr tons . around be
wes mud comes in M
HO-TUM
Guess we have to say
Kirst of
something about Moving tp tt
Well don
hey t
Me
and we fell asteep
The presi
ts that day all, we offer a hearty
©) TSC AEC
PICNIC
SUNDA Y
mittee even though we haven't seen anything yel
BUT
Awards
ers so the results must be pood
we still think
the idea of ts geting like the
Academy "
You know too lone
think Something lke a short Program in the morn
an All College picnie or outing at
he Dippikill?
too many trivialities ‘Tune for a
we
one Cap We could ren
isn’t for winp Wwe wilde
2? OF THE ANNUAL DAY
Where did they plant last year's ivy?
ALBANY, NEW YORK, FRIDAY, SEPT
MBER 22, 1961
Dr.Deeringer to Govern
AcademicsasNewDean
A newly appointed administrator, Dr. Jack Decringer
is the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs at Albany State
His appointment went into effect on September 1, 1961
after the College was without a dean after mid-July wht n
Dean Oscar E. Lanford was named Preside nt ob the State
University College of Education at Fredonia
pr. Deeringer will carry responsibility for si
tions formerly discharged by Dean Lanford. Responsibility
will be especially in academic counselling aid the cneour
agement of scholarship.
une
Previous ed
of Dr Deer
as hich sehool Fane!
teacher iris
for the
tom
the ty
Dro Deern
of Student
Buttle:
On
Lave
iver
anshipy al hue
Dr. Deeringer istic
State from the
Cornine Con
he held the pos
dents tn ta
Dean for the
founded onts
Dr Deer
Holoart
Master
edueatio
Prate
DR. JACK DEERINGER
SU Obtains
New Director
proximately weeks
College welcomed
a class of 79) students and
Wilkam MeKinnon, the new |
director
WISCONSIN: NATIVE
and bred in Wisconsin
raduated from oS
Aueust, 1959
Seienee de
While
body
he,
fale
Vetive
altairs
her of Ph
Dr
wo
Mr
Mb Kinnon tout
state Collese in
helor of
nal Technolosy
th student
with
er ot the phannin
Umon he
Student
and
ofession of student iumen
1s9 160, he
Union Progran
University ol
comneetin
Student
Union
th
interest din
nt From
the
the
bra audins and
Planned
ALBANY
teKinnon
th Nis
he the
Iedulin
eH Lie
RESIDENT
whe now
site
Student
Students Plan
Activities Day
Veuve
wf
ubacher Game i
v7 trom
Vb HEME
Day wil
uM
Vid
A until o
ven tor tht
Alice Lynourh
hot members ot
sul ‘Git
COMMELEEES " lr
Purpose of Activities Das t
“UW freshmen and (ranster
“Wh the many different or
‘a@mpus and to encouraye
Hhem to offer their talents ta one
T more of these organization
About wenty organizations will be
display and more than willing qyusen Mary
Aplin their respective purpos fant Hast c bauer
* As usual Student Union Board yar Dick bs se Rie saitl
Will be serving refreshments. ‘The Mobr 6s | a Shils taste
committee hopes that all new stu Carthy 4 va ‘ wareafitet 1
Cents will attend to aequaimt them Ki 7
selves with our organizations Mary |
RIVAERY
neat he denstene® tava EV
Hons on ¢ Hy ee oe
pi
Steve Candotat
rele
Hard
hew spate wy
hontire Get 2
vliass
en Connie Ot
ol
wan Football
Campus tight
phan
alty Cheers 8 put
RANK CARRINO
Carrino Heads i :
©» Public Relations ‘ ‘: |
ank G
tte the
and aw
a
ble Re
yunieation
Rivalry Committee Enthused at
Lively Spirit of Student Body |
horn 1h otastats of the microfilm: projec
tryouts
Hewspapers
| President Collins Meets
~ Class of 1965 at 8 P.M.
‘Cc
: Friday night, in Brubacher Lower Lounge, the work of
the Student Guides for 1961 will culminate with the Presi-
dent's Reception. From 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. the Class of 1965
will formally mect the heads of the college and student gov-
ernment. Reeciving the freshmen will be Dr. Evan R. Col-
lins, President of the College, and Mrs. Collir s; Dr. Elmer
C. Mathews, Associate Dean of Administration, and Mrs.
Mathews; Dr. Jack M. Deeringer, Associate Dean of Aca-
demic Affairs; Dr. Clifton C. Thorne, Dean of Men, and Mrs.
Thorne; Dr. Ellen C, Stokes, Dean of Women; Mrs. David
Brooker, President of Student As-
sociation, and Mrs. Brooker; and
Miss Marcia Enylish and Mr, How
ard Woodruff, Co-chairmen of Stue
dent Guides
To avoid a long wail in the re-
ceiving line, the freshmen will be
received a ing to the first ini-
al of the surname of their big
brother or big. siste
eon
sor of Beait i It is suggested that the upper
ah classman precede the freshman,
introducing himself and the fresh-
man to each person in the line
The men attending the event are
requested to wear dark suits, ‘The
women should be attired in dark
dresses with hats and gloves.
Student Guide Program
The Student Guide program be:
When the pros
Mbany, a
adent
bansist
e and
other
will
Marcia Howard
Woodruff practice for the reception £1n8 1 the winter
peetive student
student guide assists the Adimis:
sions Office hy escorting the
Plicamt to his interview ¢
fiom a tourot the campus. During
the summer months, an upper:
chissman contects an incoming
freshman and gequaints the fresh:
man with collese life before he ars
at State
munity
wm visits
College Adds
‘Two Buildings
huildings now be-
the college are. the
hanes enue anes. whiel
ormerly the temple of Con
ap
ing
The twa new
hives
1
pecution Ohi
7S D&A Posts
Othello Roles
President of the
Aris Council an
Theatre's
anes
wo
red laree lecture
houses the Develop
Ottice af Mr, New
The Curriculum
hans
Dy
Avenue
Phe Washincten
; Classreams
ul
ure: const
NS
al Reartin
i ae
ry
Kopen
Drat anil
hounces shite Callese
Fall production of Othello. ‘The pro
ditetion Wil be under the direction
at Mr Lin Swearingen, Lastructor
of English
Participating in
been mov
Matthews
partitions
Swill be umproy
the cast are
Damel La Beille, ‘62: Bra
Paul Villani’s, “62: Ist Bra
Albert: Bright, “3
Molson, ‘61. Othel
y das dst Attendant, Eherry Guy, “65
Othella's 2nd Attendant, Nathan
Miekett, “Gh € Arthur den
Kins, Go. Ist Othicer, Stanley Bur
2nd Otticer, Steven
Duke, Harold
John Vee
Clown,
Brice
Herbert
lane.
haunt,
hantio servant,
Othello, Marty
dite Weenie
«pine
> will be
tall conta
vient
tor th
Stivers
Pratt
the
assto,
tn
Depar
hilosy Ayusht, “65
ment will he used Svenes
Man
a
Gratin
Ball
Wat
Late “4
huildines whieh were
there have heen
The Mecheal
tana, Joe bo
Kestner
Rarle
the Hertzoy
Phe Admissions Luezak,
to the Medieal Ro
Draper Zot has Jackson
iste tor ten Rugy, “G
Social Studies De erson, 64
Lodovien,
Messenger
Duke's Page, Gary
GO, Ist Senator, Richara
G1 2nd Senator, in
62, Srd Senator, Clitterd
ith Senator, Frank Ry
Sailor, Robert
65, Desdemona, Linda Koltz
Desdemona’s maid, Linda Delfs,
69, Emilia, Barbara Steindort, ‘64
Bianea, Clara Barth, ‘65, Bar Maid,
Fugema Rusinko, 65
Assisting Mr Swearingen is Miss
wage Lab in the area Gail Soffer. ‘The production will be
4s of the spring semester, there presented November 3& 4 in Page
wil Ibe a third anes called the Hall auditoriam at 8 o'clock pan.,
Central Anus ‘The three one-half hour earlier than most
elit used for the other productions. Mr. Swearingen
Wwaching may be contacted in Richardson
Seiwnce _
65
6a
wement
is moved
1 Draper
tus srown ts
erat hast seat
cH tna
Me the
utlices
Janeo
ember i
65
partinent
fn the
rrerotili
Hew
takes
‘ there isa
Which
library
machine
” Language
Lan
mnt
mdhay
new
and a
Is it
School
ry
There
Milne
hon
hon
tor haa
al tor
at
Isstie
sin
Fourth
Oot
ul
ut Avenue
will
Biology
Karu
vl
and
General
Nov Science
STATE COLLEGE NEWS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1961
PAGE 2 STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1961
~ = a C a e . . .
To the Frosh Focus 2 40 eceptionProvesLively Conversion Aids
caitonalwsceal waned aed ancagearenets On Faculty Pave: Ze Jazz’ Goes Bust *velter Problem the
Director has announced that. this : Meatgrinder
hundreds of unidentifiable devils. We welcome you to State . ——
and wish you luck as students and teachers. By LINDA P. WHITE ie ¢ /n. i By BILL FRANKONIS coordinators, Bill Burnett and Ar- fall has secon several changes ia
. . sir ssetnat sasraeaes ct ; lene Paciunas, je acili 2
There is no formula for success. Perhaps the only ad- MY professional experience i ; F } All-College Reception enter- “rn. show.stupper, as he so often (fe ctatlenee facilities for stu
gives me an opportunity to write f d nt, is seldom, if ever, re, 0 D: at dents ‘The two extensions of Alden
; i si f is, was Danny Labeille. His mimic and Waterbury Halls which were By ANNE DUGAN week an interesting item graced
it
it
vice we can offer is another warning to add to your already (ii ‘for my. ctudents and thus ; this year's entertain-
tote yal aeape ASE A 99 shueh on luck; look be- vives me a closer contact with the Where ot fy but eprisingly better than Portray Li girl Preparing her- under constewetion last year were its pages, Some inspired soul had
; Bs 4 student in developin ater in- ; fps been in previous years, and Se {0° ihe Wy, was @ magnificent opened, as was a new addition, | Tt is customary, T suppose, UPON 4 poem printed on the editorial
terest. My reward is satisfaction J } pebans foreshadows even happier aie Sedan was ae yarn HHonige. the birth of a nay soluing,, to se page and it seems his free verse
News editor, “educated educators,” you are studying at one ine Enthusiasm shown’ By the gs ahead on the Page Hall oy cling as if it were heing Wutace aetarene jaune HEE Meee tradition,” 1 AP ela Foncerned Fe peat
of the finest colleges in the nation. You've heard that you seen ducing berfirmancs ue ie j } stage done for the first time, ‘There was total capacity by i and 126 tess says IS a new year and perhaps 2 aie BY eccnte
are the best prepared students to ever enter the college. itive naierderactiient has fl i j fhe combined talents af Anne no doubt about the surroundings or peotiels Waterbury Hall is now no one will notice if T inconspicu- a" ‘ ‘ ‘il mise you Bhs
This analysis gives you the added responsibility of living | wide mys See nes a | . and Elly Daul ne the articles being used: cach was the es residence hall on ously creep into the timeless realm SE eee atte ond
up to the expectations of your fellow students, the faculty. ence in the music world, Ile ve si EE eee rea alyle Saint. 22 Teal Be A Muy “seers ie ba nerinal capacity of of frustrated feature writers with Yo \K6 have been with me
and the administration. “~~ hemently denies the time-worn pro A = Ee nee ingeion, ‘Tri, hls teltieseErdt a , “A th GR Heaven, oul a noble purpase to Save MER: Ai OP the Hime
Morb, “If Sou esi dO ile tenet A ee ag acveesion-aboul Uf. 2 masteranad.. That : md i kind, With the tubulant fruits of Wit they be good to you
Although the main facet of your college life should be y""” ; i eae : “ ‘There was an electric ae eens Stpstick than the inset Savles Vcommodtes Women my prolific brain exposed to view. Witt vie he nice to them
academic, you will never be educated unless you also learn MUSIC ARRANGER this duo that Su ‘ Mallar cel Marecan, Labestle ' housine changes 1 begin Baby of mine?
socially. Do be enthusiastic. Sincere enth ie a yar ee pies 1Wasnice musie , te tes , the audience at the Tirst a subtle as the Freneh 1 vith the operas The homely Nurse doth all she can CUNO Mane
' ; neere enthusiasm is a rare Mr, Salatino has arranged mu usie but you can't twist to it ord. It was a tension born OF @ je Cured ta the result was ‘ | To make her Foster-Child, her Ins Smile my dear
and a valuable quality. With a little caution and wise judg- sic for Buddy Morrow and such #33 eee cress knowledge ot their ma: jp ei liverdooas mri Bales ah ee Mi: : 3e gay my love,
: : oeegnegeanaataaaanae Te flawless " a hularionsty hi on ! avedated: amen tor mate Man ae anny in enue newsworll
ment, you can learn to budget your time and interests. For bands as the Hal McIntyre Band terial, What they did sounded €8SY ton of a pen : Hoeaehusre Forget the glories he hath known
und in the Arts, anythin Sea Fenttari sivanderea Of edueation begun
‘ ae ats i " iter Wit You may pause now to wipe
instanc , now, before the work load is too heavy, Rivalry !le plays a wide variety of musical to do
will give you a tremendous opportunity to enjoy the fellow- instruments. but he specializes in CWLINEH- that appears easy, is usually @ ond. this writer 1 i 7 " Inez \ubres he came AUG lear wad aiitlie @ woh
ship of others, clarinet and saxophone, His Sym- sign of long and patient rehearsal. vertu Hy aon : aN iduaw ace Wilham Wordsworth ny a jest ane al ea aus ai
SORE SFHSH wilir Phony in Jazz had its premier at ....osseseesessss.,. 0) The voung eBlafonte-rsh smzers at pond Ip there ate: te hee dase | uit Madi Some people receive mail: Tre. Sie fsa A keabmren an atolin
inn mome Of you will refuse to face the problems and deci- Carnegie Hall, and another com eG i. oH. eee the end of the show might Nave cor. j rege tlhe | gpubseribe: to, Every TAM Ce Mean a tnuey the-eraes
sions of college life. Others, those who learn to adapt them- position of his. Symphont Fantasti- done vell to emulate Miss Smith yy 4 Friday. my weekly home town ° apg all woe Ani the peas
selves, will gain tremendous satisfaction from their life at 4ue. was presented at the Brook. RECEPTION, ETC. and Miss Dahl in the matter of jp i er newspaper fills the void of my ae if pgstens: neal, textlionk
bs ears i adie tase 2 : © lone sufferings mail box, and this Hae
rehearsal eee | | tons sulteriny mail box, and shis 1) QT C@ lew
Albany State. lyn Academy of Music. For a
time he was an associate conduct- State has received the three R's—Religion, Rivalry The interlude foolery of Tin
State Ci 7 7 Wi he to
State Colle ge is worth the effort. or of the Riverside Symphony 54¥les has received the feminine touch. This 1 1 well, a freshman, who “sang” Wwe jay iF a a i " . . we W
Undhediea received in Bru, the Frosh may receive an initia son; originally sung by Tom beh ghar 1 H ‘ . Notices “on eeken
7. V. WORK landmarks, Greeks have received the devils with iss rer, was a delightful bit of bust ary snusi i hue. tex 4-4 true perspective can only. be
ot parannelive see ;
T All O Have you heard the Chester. MPO our column is as warmly rece ss le, more than YONG, ovtile not i Pare pteve friphoy Reduced ‘
° ur Readers field March on the ABC fetes _— : joosen up the audience yey kr ‘ i wal sa STUDENT UNION BOARD Moyo hy reviewing the com:
' i maintain their receptive mood. Gppend astenndidl’ at ; SUT, Dive Moore Gt SUB Reeres WP nis of all concerned with the
won Chawman announces the ™ccend. We interviewed a few of
Throughout the summer and especially ee network? = Mr, Salating aranged 4’ JOB WELL DONE
d especially this week, the j, He has also scored the Babo straight taced antic ‘ Have bi mide ‘ 1 f HS resumiption of SUB Bridge Nights. Wy counselors
eye and car for ,, , i ! q tin ‘ = oo i cu i
; 5 ; MANERA A Swill te Thursday: mights AMviitiam MeCarihy, ‘6 I
new editor of the News has re en as)
peatedly been asked about commercial. From symphonies. to Ff Tinea. will
this, combined with
fi Ain Brobacher 1 very Wi
4 NTught the weekend was very well
subsequent policies a 5 ice rder
= t policies and plans of the publication Madison Avenue! He composed the fp order here to all those who took part in 1 ;
ecause of its nature and its relations > co}. Music for the television show One .{CHMan Weekend and of the ‘65. Handbook ap almost perfect sense of luming, : a j Lobe a Student Unior
$ relationship to the col- pn show One words of praise they: vill be: few and fae el makes him, almost certainly, a Wa re vip tel j Iie Hour Sunday in p2fganized, an excellent group of
° oe ee swat ae ‘ q ry Be ie a) IN be Osh. An indication of how great
lege community, the State College News has a fairly stable veri, This past Sunday afternoon : er ramure Tram
rpose. ar, as vende “ ; the Barberto; igh Sc sn tw hear more fre vin Louie fre
purpose. This year, as in other years, the only organized he Barberton Ohio High School ha var-exsdlonees tie ulleas ty erue iar 4 Vain Lownie from 5 Gitlin wey dy revealed By the
¥ 1 f ‘ 1 that everyone was tired
means of communication on the ca : ; Band performed some of his works LOOONG
mpus” will strive to of- m ] i .
fer accurate, unbiased, a 2 2 ia over the ABC television network | ” s of Steinhauer and ‘Tor RADIO. STATION ai : ne ;
i ased, and, we hope, interesting reports Mr. Salatine had a tent - This is the password for the fall semester We WOR, the student radia stalf, qqeMtdy. Cibulsky ‘63... It served
oF 6 the lyrics from “Kins i Fyneet Thursday in Brubacher sy, PUEpase. but was rather regi-
) {MC ned. ‘The food was excellent
on all facets of our colleg Koy
“€ the News is directe y one] rely _ - » he was scoring ‘hina Sain the commons she » have a sina the unpretentiousness of whens Any stidetits interested
denen ieee ae and written entirely by stu- Tae he was scoring music for alism kindling, on campus toot had des cua Se ici dad - «ues he roup are asked to yey the Beanie Ceremony was im-
the News is male ody of readers is the student body, # l’*isien pilot film with which we can increase the flame ett —_ : Traut
» News chiefly emphasize the activities. « premed . i case the flame ane i f vac <3 nj 5
points of students y emphasize the activities and view- EARLY INSPIRATIONS JUNLOIS 4, Shelly Kellerman ‘62... The
eS; : How and why did Mr. Sata. MIVENG IT UP Mindy Cibulsky 63 announces 4), 2%, Cancer, and, Quypg, made the
eng HE ee should also be aware of happenings tino become interested in muster ul there will be a junit cles the luo ereat books, IBM and
second umstances in faculty and administration. For this Hs muste teacher in hi H selina) sil Hoseems that one group has been headine jor | : Hine today at tpi in Waehard fsendiy competition, Breathe easy
is pravide spt a ihe oven all purpose, the News attempts ‘uwirased him to. study many lay 7 rte they By ui for a place te tive Pi Nest ey loved sans Every micas is be.
vide specific information in areas affectine « different instruments ane MON Ta an tet committed three yeurs ase has heen CN ing taken to insure the happiness
fecting students iraments and to ceub: woul like to: see some avtion un the part at at required to WeU Oe your affsprins. Worldly respon
ur awn pratechon Ghitities toughen the moral fiber
Thirdly, the News must represent State Collese to peo- Row He i mtausic. Her Offtee. Live and let live g
% | orn a uMterst Se Les i Monday an Lower and: what ’ ; u
5, aall ane at is more important, they
J Poesday am the St pea the kids out of Washington
ple outside of the college comn ge
g nunity, These readers oft
ey : u SOlen a a ox ale ory
Judge the worth of the school by the informative material 1 ib ' si * \ ,
né jal tude tuys are ident for hich 4 EYE Berar Fon
contained and the student views reflec led in the paper chool ie ee “
The News welcomes the critied (0 ic ae ‘ ‘ me Atay d va “ 7 Cc
i ism of studen racul ‘ ‘ q , $
and administrators. [f you have tit : dents, racully M cae a ‘ 3 : j SUB Program Forum Hosts
instead of your friends, Then, if you Te te nS ij eye Ins ares ” ! “a i ; “ ‘
ready egy (ot hee Paras yh To Loan Prints Prof, Thomas
q . . tate Board 0
With the stated purpose of becoming, to quote a former
And that imperial palace whence
“Big trees from little acorns grow
at i : : aaa not
Since there's always a calm before the storm
the voice of Pat Benedetta tor
to these ideas, help us to carry them out: come inte ty
Publications Ottiee and work on Lager
the Population Explosian’ as
paper
dessotivd
th ut wotlk tebe siven ls
Meaiwhile remember that your Cooperation. ane
COUTECEHE are it Teast as necessary and unit : / ; ett. tine th
oinplaints tal hae ie atartinent Hrolessor Gheley Conus, OB
j ! ' in Mamilay. Sey
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peech held auder the auspiees at
the Foran at 1 ayer
Hie student Indy Phe aelanesston
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S i vetose that ther name add al Migration, He is also the a
Notices = aie nies ove. we a For our tent number and phate thar of a paper on World Popubs
— a inders, filler paper, and miay be recorded lion Movements which he wrote
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER " ' . uit won Mover whi
: phe? , i i Ladeposit af Lao mast be made pur qhe sqaember, Wo meeting ul
ii rasluate nye BO Lt othe; Metin, auBplies, ration (eg KecraGn KMS. Pieseutiey a Wii uu dan A Heh
10H pw Presents Reception You can become a B.S. 0-ope chee I ae |e a awe
bit the prant and frame : -
Students maj borrow only ong Prulessor Thos, who ts speak
hoa tine on “first come,
Hescrod Poapelyone ter
Fy SMCRDAY, SEPTEMBER (Better Student) by selec-
brodt aavard srantin
ing through the courtesy of the
jeu English Speaking Union, is de
ob fares iad howla un
un Wooo am Kavalyy ‘Tay ol ting from among the larg-
im ary fornis trom De | v s
mn la
i “in | , ”" erve bast
| ‘ ; wr | : ribed by that organi m
wpm Kvalry Women's Solty
tudents wh MON 7 = of school supplies we've canester U8 weeks) real charmer, attractive, artcu
s who took part in MONDA (PTEMBER ever had send Ll Cita frame or print, or both are late, and humorous who has
Tae SEES amaved the borrower will) be imade a great “hit! wherever he has
The State College
the September Experience
plember Experience teach No Make up Monday
bresram should atiend a, “ ~ -
na in Draper 349 on Sc plem THURSDAY, s EMBER 26 ——
atsp. m :
730930 pin SUB Bridge Night
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 22. 11
STATE COLLE iS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1961
755 Red Devils Invade Campul Ode to Me Exhausted
Frosh La / oe RR TE
Early C| _ oe cna
Ses The day dawned with a golden sun in a mellow sky
B> ED WoL sy and promised 790 anxious Frosh hy sundown at 5
We padded our minds for the onslaught of queries
and sutured our muscles for the weekend wearn
With namelags and handbooks, we sent them off sean gar
to learn those 5 songs in one hour, was cra:npin
When day turned to night, the Beanie Ceremony w
ter on stage we did some imprompin sana
and
Hone azain, home again, and with tush trantene
all nodded over our common. sie Wilear
Sing. san. sung, we all
then sleep, slept, slept, till the 7 o'¢lork
Saturday morn was the time for tours. and the
and Dr. Schultz for one hour adviee and <1
With careful instruction, we lead the issartiner
sthe nineteen buses for the ‘Thateher tran
the 755 were scorin! and explor.
tf
ule some of us did some ignoring and
— F h The -kits at nine were a humored compulsion
iain but by then we all needed automation propr ier } 7 7
~ + Vent miei Voice Views
widay was the Gime for fussing
i d some mussing, discussing and cu a . i P On Weekend
The Fashion show was astounding, with new
while the Activities agenda Was expounds A true perspective can only be
achieved by reviewing the com-
The by » meals, all along, the stomach did apy “ ments of all concerned with the
\ alert Frosh did inquire about the 1 nthest E i weekend. We interviewed a few of
Ales stars climmered that night, while mu hep . 4 ( ae ae arthy °63 I
alled to the Frosh for a social evens ot sty é : 3 i &. °° thought the weckend was very well
hinel ia he tH, car BR ERIN : i organized, an excellent. group of
here was always Monday to mend them souextat { Frosh. An indication of how great
5 ; ’ the outing was is revealed by the
fact that everyone was tired.
Andy Cibulsky ‘63 It served
; : : its purpose but was rather regi-
Oh. when those PGE register left , e 5 . mented. The food was excellent
ve all crawled back to bed and unquestian D . cs . and the Beanie Ceremony was im
: % pressive.
Shelly Kellerman ‘62 The
The nest morning was occupied with robust di
as we set the Frosh free, after our good nature
na unenforced, *
ss Successful “44 Frosh Camp 22 Frosh '53 Invade, As Rain 9 ™ tircimicire snes. Set eee tome et ne
ed the Frosh to get to know one
38 MenEnter °° Provides Weekend Thrills oe Fails to Daunt the Talented Class of '65 Shows 2:1 Ratio: ‘tier pinistany tke th
Activities presentation. The spirit
. cf the counselors was not up to par
In Class “32 2 00 “tke key h.. oo te the One's We t2. Hy COLES, ETRE Math is Selected as Favorite ‘1's iin pscnusl bau
' 1 counselors were overlooked in the
« Reds have landed PRY rindi Waa A : b 755 EF : F h selection, The presence of frater-
FPsancniiong ied yan [ui none Sl Mayor by NFELFING FLOSN Bie iehticrs atorwed with pins at
bean the dance was in pour taste
Buzz Welker “G2 Fantastic
a litle rain and Jess sleep a \ sie Rrewanagjll wxntenbiilyecediyeecetpeillied Ze 7
: we News will cent of the class enrolled to maior welt organized: and most effective
! mothe cubyert 26 students or 17
Twu hundred end ¢
n Lake last y and held at I SEN
for orientatins the Frash to the
per -centot the chiss chose social poutine af college Lduda't like the
1 fact, looking. the chess Hudies sath tal students or 136 tea ot herding the Frosh like
ans have sid Uhat tha i f she per cont enratted i the seences. ice They. should he treated like
Hoge Pi oschutize has also announced coljese students and not high
nay Relax, Statesmen
rious as at sounds Ay it
Vothere bas heen an uparading. School fads
hou first introduetion te “toll tomate ba the study of lane Peter Fisher ‘62 1a RRS
: é J , 1 KET ave ‘ ' Lact sear only one stl counselor again, Pl ehoose a rest
= A Big ; : 8 DONT TERIA MEL YelL ate f Hrtered ath German Major dene al Sayles, ded floor
44 dial a oe fat deat pop and talent. “The wher bin vase macors totaled Hoss Woodrult 163 Tremen
Heonie InN asien
Kate Mantaned
C| A 4 : vi wed out of them in all .
OSS Arrives : ; rs . Jy ities, tothe planned and ample ' . \ {reshinen have stronger MaryLow Bisenmen ‘6s mn
f . oo aS ae a : Kheircathir isan rhot i Woon lanotaves than was litany and bslept ford days
Lk a heul j eohave had There Tho was exerting and stimulating: to
ASE MRED AS SAE ‘ i Pudents ithe fresh see such active freshen
shen they put on a show tor yyy fons , poh have had Far nare Steve Conkajant ‘6 A frantic
wud counselors. Judean ft hateanuae vee study hut enayable rat race
Fight On | ;
Red Devils! (oto. pl ia racks : 7S . i is ieee
Continuing Payorite
marked the
sol
seas . He present quarters d :
: Mathie matic
Bermudas and beanies unce i"
preference af the | His mother never told him.
again inva =
Se Lydd with Ty students at 268 per
Kids will be kids
PAGE 6 STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1961 armas
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1961 PAGE 7
AMIA Starts New Season; | jaice Equipment Pool Offers Wide |Frosh Booters Night Soccer at Bleecker
Track Added To Schedule Parking permits for the student Selection Of Athletic Gear In This Corner --- Logs : Have It Rough Kicks-off 1961 Home Season
Probabl f th tact t parking lot will be issued at the
robably one of the most active organizations at State booth below Draper peristyle be- wy 7
; anh x ith the advent of fall the Ath- eqquipment suc} 1 . ‘ .
College is the A. M. I. A. (Association of Men's Intramural tween 10 a. m. and 3p. m. Mon- jeje kquipment Pool afain-as in (ut rn ee ‘ By BOB DAVIES \ season marked by some of the This year promises to be a very challenging one for the
Activities) , which governs all phases of Men's Intramural day through Wednesday previous years offers a wide range Pat & e ‘ Ciba wel) conipettion in the state Varsity Soccer team. With a full schedule of ten games, six
Activities during the school year. It has an extensive pro- Permits will be issued in the of sports equipment for any. stu Whe Gee ala espiit Hime Dhereuse Vv, . jo iu State Frosh soccer team of them in conference play, the twenty-five members of the
’ {uipment As of the present tim ere are six Varsity sports in th ‘ squad will find themselves very busy in the weeks ahead.
gram of activities in which all men of State are Welcome to following order of priority: Group dent of State College for nothing ! ames ‘ F .
participate. 1, students living outside Albany. more than on a piece of paper The Athletic Eqquiy the athictic program of State College, AL various times | Met halt of the thirty candi. ‘|
an organization financed 4 in the past new sports have been added with various de- Pr the squad have had high A new innovation has come to the State sports scene—
Th a . . on Monday; Group If, students in stpis oni iiaz been wiioly 1 . . ; 1
touch Range calendar of events includes: basketball, Albany but on the fringes, on Tues OE ee a nae Peon widely AMIA, W SRW anime | Fees of SUCCESS pericnee. and according night soceer games at Bleecker Stadium. The first home
all, tennis, golf, volleyball, tumbling, trampo- ay: and group III, students living able this year in-abundanees The WC. PURpAse Of ott ry er Last year a track mect was held and a great amount (ol Lurhnsame, “There game, against Oneonta, will be played under the lights.
) fs ast } Apert yer ber af soad Woking pros: ‘Phis feature should be advantageous to State College stu-
line, archery, softball swimming, t i
p , , , table tennis, and bad- in Albany near the colleze, on equipment for all
minton. Other activiti a tt intecesk if Als. Cee 8 variety of equipment available. is aio eutiioling support was lapped, mushrooming the attempt into a pect Ws stil too. early ta inc i
tivities are included as interest is dis Wednesday such that it is worth) mentioning alee wilientuclip Cel start. ue year there will me a program ii chines a team eal nm ' dents, since weekday games would be inconvenient both
‘ tr 4 lor spectators to attend and for players who would have
played. There are also co-ed activities that are jointl The stude avidin ne consists of the re 7
Sponsored by A. M. I. A. and W. A. A. (Women's anette asi eae ee ee Ree = hah dents of the AMIN. Ay team competition instead of a mect tor individuals ‘san mare than 3
Association). atked,, ‘Thar Sell tie aor cee Pro Dab th post. sable used ing Club. with ¢ " Although the track team has gotten off to a favorabh al Hirst string hine-p
A. M. I. A. is an organization dedicated to helping !!!8 issued. To ob:ain these stick Heh lowing tlewclen that wei oe wie feeules it start, there is still much hard work to be done in raising yc yneie the hy is tes fy, The possibility of having bleechers for home games has
the men of State gain release for some of their pent-up ¢"° students must present their purchased in a) small quantity the sport to varsity status. There are ten events in colle: ’ vill lv the “Home. been advanced. The State has approved use of bleechers
energies and to provide good healthful exercise for those tees D. cards and car registra’ four years azo and have been in track, each event requiring a minimum of three cor ne Wiekeud ©, played Dut has not as yet appropriated the necessary funds.
who would not otherwise enjoy it. y ‘hanging fit om oes . etitors. This in turn demands that there be four to six ! net Coleate: Ina simi " ereRaPaaY T i ; ?
the needs of a changing sthdent ieinays s paneing. te IFG FILMS are well built, expensive and can a irying out for each event it case of injury, Then Isha Galil aeame Lastiywans The team starts its season with an away game at RET
ini istor 7 fy Sa z Sept. 29 From the Terrace 7 & 9:30) be signed out for a full day to any ATTENTION - aby eA Gi AGS * < ‘i » Pedy 42 in a Sept. 30. Last season the Peds wound up in a tie game wi
in its history A. M. I, A. organized a men's track meet last Get. 6 Let's TROIS S t . fore. in order to have a team we will need at least god | the Engineers, the score standing at, 1-1
spring. At that time trophies and individual ribbons were at ts hon Tene eae ae men trying out and staying out for the entire season itr fee alla. Wits S88 BB ’ , : e :
awarded to the first three finishers in each event, This Ge! 2 The Meuse 1 hal jou i ae a ae SPRAESTS Nid. The AMIA has approved team competition tor track C hanhtuk: deat ie Tae The first conference game is set on the following Tues-
year track is being added to A. M. I. A.’s long list of regular Teast “Tennis Racquets raineis real We For Ml This step is the next necessary one in the development ot Conte ' Witt day at Potsdam. This will be State's first encounter with
intramural teams. As in other spor squads will be form- (et 27 Mudsummer Nisht's mn ohishtweiehts for the virls te. the i track as a Varsity sport. This year’s set up will allow tor Frosh to vill get ther Potsdam. Last year State finished with a 2-2-1 record for
ed from the fraternities and men’s residence halls, 7M HS medium and heavyweizhts for the . the formation of three to four or five teams. Any of the i! Gimpacn underway nest Sat conference play. Sources from other conference teams
STATE COLLLGI vt ws five fraternities, Waterbury Hall, or the Men's Group (!" Hah. est ‘ have been making noises about giving State a hard time
__ All male students at State are heartily urged to par. NYY: 4 Cry the Beloved Country men ‘Tennis halls are also available
{eae in al east one of A.MLLA.'s varied activities. \t FSC Os Uy IE aD HUT houses may start a team, either as a unit or in union with PTA UAT nih * this year
the end of the year there will be a presentation of award. Nov. 10 The Leong Hav Siiiimer In addition to the equipment No ex perier es = ag if they once too small, “The AMIA iy ure ils ay ie meee tue . . . .
for participation and achievement, See . TE HIS tered above, the eqqupment t other 5! ‘ ps a hh “t “ill be J i j - it roster Nata a (un. Hlese saveer for The squad has had two scrimmages so far this year.
Ofticers of A.M-LA, for this yeat Sas Te PETS offers a wite nance of other . ing thitee brophies: whens will be avsueced| ey Elie Lop: thins vats and presented Although both were lost, Coach Joe Garcia has been busy
are: Tom Ellis, President: Bill teams. Also, ribbons will be given to the top three indi- the Pets vat of ther three Correcting defensive flaws in the team. Mr. Garcia has
: Viduals in each event prises ‘i fe “ar od a Hh “" mentioned that the team seems in better shape than it was
ra, Secretary: and Lynn Costello train for ‘Goel imimonat! enauek ut last year. He also added that conditioning is being over-
shadowed by the skill of State’s opponents. Therefore much
Burnett, Vice President: Pat Cor
' . Perhaps of the most difficult of events to
Treasurer. Career Cues are the distance runs, mile and two-mile. In fact, those.) to reduce the: Vt
| . . ‘ . i i i
persons who frequently run these distances sometimes par- 1 » The result wl More concentrated practice is needed to put the team in
ticipate in a unique sport of their own— Cross country ts wine against this shape
i © H
5 . running. Those persons interested in this type of event + eam should serve as an ‘ . ‘ ,
Notices | ure or J b bo d lunch | vhe valk SButteison nied ave the . ip O stipere esveltess ct a tap the conlire The team is under the leadership of three captains this
0 re om: nch hour when I could walk to the Battery and nv will have the opportunity of participating under the super emai rothe entir year, Karl Heing Gerstenberger, Ed Broomfield, and Dave
sail with the ships that stood out in the Narrows vision of Mr. Munscy. Mr. Munscy will be starting prac : d ; d
5 ent shack _ Frank, Frank and Franny Zwiekl-
mi ‘ pannins nn mil ia if | made m favorite for the summer weekends when I could go sailing, F: tice on this Monday at 3:30 p.m. by the equip plas val seanthe tivities
lub for a vienic at the home nately, the company I worked for is one of the esl on Veteran's Field. In order to have a team. enough in bauer, two of last year's injured,
of Dro and Mrs. Standing on Sun « insurers of yachts and after two years I was transfer: terest must be shown by those attending practice Ru have been forced to start practice
day at 3:00 p.m. ‘Transportation astime m |” to their Yacht Underwriting Department. Enjoyment iat: member, nothing is gained in sports without work, but the _ Soccer Schedules = at a slower pace hecause of their
will be provided from) Brubacher y career! interest in my work improved immediately 100( eventual rewards are worth far more than the w SITY ICGHEY, Se RATE NR
at 2:00 p.m, Students plannins ta After World War II, I started my own yacht broker out in attaining them PRESHMAN VARSITY been the mainstay of the practice
attend are requested tn sign up Richard Bertram, President firm and yacht insurance agency in Miami, combininy 1 As a closing note, it will be necessary to eon
at the Channing ) Bulletin Bertram Yacht Co., Division of Nautec Corp. marine insurance background with an even closer t although distance runners are necessary for PU Kick hail (4 Ce: 2 Tisdaan if step with the practice schedule,
tionship with box team, they are not wholly sufficient. ‘Theret: 1 . ait, UES | SAR
ure to have a track team, we will hi 1 uy Dy a Mi rit : ikl fh Tee vueR
operative effort of everyone concerned 1 i ved en. ak New Bally
er 21 Oswese
Ger Ws Brudveport
Nov 1 Montelair
creased since then. ‘These bikes
Sept 30 RPL A sessions, keeping his teammates
and in doing so, exhibited fine lead-
ership. He has been a chief factor
in the progress of the team, Karl
Gerstenberger, voted Most Im-
proved Athlete last year, figures to
he one of the key men on the squad
Bourd in Lawer Brapor “When yi
1 mee you stop to think what percent of our total waking My only problem ever since has t feel f
F h read- 4 . ‘ a acs aie elileenial alate
pours Is spent bread-winning, you realize how tragic it is that my work was too easy. I ic = ant Gi
x any man to work at an occupation he doesn't enjoy. people, That Foakame-newnnla waitest
he Se a mn Besides frttering away life, it reduces chances of success ,
stella an k ‘0 just about zero. I know 2CaUse it ¢
Hunter would Pke ty announes to me! sie, smn
(hat Intramoral Football will ve re
ch " rumural all wall den After college, I did what I thought was expected of me
Fy ily ype on Wednesda and joined a solid, Manhattan-based insurance firm, I
September meet svon found office routine wasn
A. MLA. foothull commas affection has paid me rewards way beyo
the financial security it has also provided,
The morals obvious, You have an odds-on chance {
success and happiness working at what you enjoy most NoiNt aa) beds Perhaps the most vital improve
what comes naturally! And if it’s not just frivolous, y | alee cmc
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tion Passing between teaminates
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life's work could well be What you now consider just
t for me. E lived only for
defensive plays, knowing when to
pastime, It's certianly worth thinking: about, anys
wll caplainy he held t
pass into a hole, wre al partoof the
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tae ts wh vam te wu ud Lh : —< -_ nf —
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rons | AMY oT TRE HD germ 0. ala | i
Wiha Paster of hi
AMM OUN Ss an sete *
Littient seheat Richard Borteam, while still in his early . ‘7 Bas : 4
« y iy , Vs the school year begins anew
5 ak thirties, been tue uf the. county
Wy leading yaclt Inekers. ‘Todiy tue hesnh, b '
oes ry 5 : : ‘ ae Bidet so does Hivalry here at State. ‘The
Mik MnsuLAnEE, Lepaity Stent, 11 3 af e i . ' SOA lirst scheduled rivalry events will
a a r A . occur tomerrow. ‘Tu of war wall
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Yo Coconut Guise. lund, Dick became a Peep mf pein ; \ ‘
Gerald Drug Co. $ Camel tai Hy ei ” y : . aa Oe . ERTS Te se Oe ie held in the morning, with sot
kb ae nna i j A iy ce ; Peano Be ballin the alternoon on the: play
RD lh Ppp Th i, ule nig oe Peg int field located in hack of Brus
217 Western Ave Albany. N, ¥
bacher Hall
Phone 6-3C10 ; 4
: : The freshman softball teaii is
a a” 4 oy IN THE COLLEGE sgl : — Cocco
BRAND ROUND-UP A fs pM Be 02 os st er
‘ Se EY tee ROE) oh tine to orsanve the team and
a : Rules And Prizes To Be Awarded a ee a be i ess Alle
Let’s Start ee _ ‘ 4 | Will Be Announced Shortly ae =~ 63 ides wl
fernoun, the team was edt to its
practice, they have done a remark
4 ; 4 te RACH er re final number of twenty. all of
The Year : | IN CASE YOU DIDN'T INOW ET whom wall see ae AN tomer
é g % ER row's same Many of the team
i ? g i members were Varsity ball players
Off Right vo Z \ ART KAPN in their high schools, a fact which
i... vreatly cnhanees the strength of
Visit The And to make any time pass more enjoyably Writes AI 'Pypes of Insurance bo oan
cal aS, q | LIFE- AUTO - FIRE ft Ee, ar ee
SHACK BAR Have a real cigarette- Camel iH | sy eta
HO old jo State Street vena each of the scheduled
THE BEST TOBACCO MAKES THE BEST SMOKE. as _ ee
to win, it is necessary for you to
Hospitalization
show spirit and enthusiasm by at-
a
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1961
HAouse Aoudls Lina
Psi Gamma Kappa Beta
Lucille Monaca 62 announces president Ron Coslic '62, an
that Barbara Martin and Barbara nounces that Ken Bellantoni ‘63 has
Samuels are the co-chairmen of heen appointed Corresponding Sec-
Homecoming Weekend retary.
Chi Sigma Theta : .
Mary Ann DiRuscio ‘62, an- Sigma Lambda Sigma
President Dave Symula ‘62, an-
nounces that the co-chairmen of
the Homecoming Float are Peggy nounces that a semi-formal date
Bioty ‘64 and Judy Stone '64. Rush party will be held Saturday night
captains are Jean Davis ‘63 and at the Fort Orange Club at 8:30
Roz Ferrara ‘64 p.m
Sigma Phi Sigma r ? aos
President Judy Kaminsky ‘62 “!Pha Phi Alpha
has appointed the following com-
mittee chairmen: Sunshine, Sheila
Stromwasser "64; Float, Carol f
Cohen "64, and Leona Kerpel ‘64; P-™ The place is to be announced
‘ormal dinner, Charlene Maron, The Board of Directors announ-
‘62, and Felicia Held ‘63: Formal ces that during the summer the
Weekend, Leslie Kaplan house was painted and new storm
Roz Zeichner ‘63; Refreshments. windows were installed.
Ann Goldstein ‘63 and Carolyn Bill Simmons ‘62 has been re.
Game "63. appointed Fire Warden. Joe Ball
The following girls were initiated ‘62 has been appointed Tapping
Monday night: Sandy Garbowity Chairman
‘63 Eileen Krakower, ‘63 Gerri Theta Xi Omega
Goldman ‘64, [ris Shapiro ‘64, and Jim MeAden ‘62, President. an
Rhoda Solomon ‘64 nounces that all correspondence
Gamma Kappa Phi should be addressed to Roy O'Brien
President. Barbara Manso, ‘62 ‘63, Corresponding Sceretary
announces that Beatrice Heath, ‘6:
nounces that a date party will take
place Friday, September 29 at 9
President Bob Pollero "62, an-
Opening Senate
Meeting Sparks
By JIM WHEELER
Senate started the new year off
right by having their first meeting
Wednesday night
The first order of business con-
cerned the filling of a vacant posi-
tion on the Camp Board. Camp
Board submitted a letter unanim-
ously recommending Alden Pierce
to this position. Senate elected him
reported that architect's drawings
have been presented to Camp
Board for a new building to house
32 and feed 80, The building will
cost approximately sixty thousanc
dollars
President David Brooker report:
ed first on the possibility of
forming a le club. A demon-
stration is tentatively scheduled for
all students interested next Thurs-
day evening. More information will
be found in the lower peristyles of
Draper and Huested Halls,
After Pat Benedetto, new Camp-
Us Commission chairman, report
cd on the progress of Campus Com
Mission. Senate presented the new
ly married President: and Mrs
Brooker with a gift
Business
Service Group . Clu
Begins Year
Awaits Clues Phi Beta
Frosh, got a complaint? Here's ter of the United Busn
your chance to say what you want tion Association, Iw
whithout being reprimanded. The gon with an inforn
Services Committee of the Senate
will listen to you.
These complaints should concern
suggestions for improving the cam- py ytitton OC. Olsn
pus. They do not concern Rivalry.
Any suggestions which you have
will be reviewed by the committee the business facult
and if containing merit, will be a considerable nun
presented to Dean Thorn, Tho president, Ev
In the past the administration paye a welcome
has always welcomed the students’
views. It is impossible for every
one to see Dean Thorne personally, David Jones “62
Results can not always be promis- dent; Diane Butler
ed bu every suggestion will be eX- View President: W
amine¢ ait he
Some of the things which have B& third View Pres
been looked into are: more library Dership chairman
hours, the parking problem, the ‘64, Secretary W
Commons, name plates for Water- ‘Treasurer and Ds
bury and Alden Halls, ivy on the
dorms
The members of the committe The first meet
are: cocchairman Geri Schleifer
and Dick Kelly, "63: ine Hou
ser, “62: Bill, Burnett. and Don
Mlen. “63; Pat Cerra and Lenny
Lapinski, ‘64
Lambda
on Tuesday afternon
18.
Education
Business
duced the other oft
Senior Executive ts
Septembe
tion in’ braille
AN busine
Vited to join this
given.
wil lserve as sorority president for
1961-62,
Beta Zeta
President Doris Edelstein ‘62
announces that Julie Recesso “bt
was elected Sports Director anc
Sandy Lisson ‘64 was elected his
torian. Rita Gsanell 62, was chosen
Float Chairman for Homecoming
An open house for off-campus men
is being planned for Sunday, Oct-
ober 22
Phi Delta
President Sally Jones ‘62, an
nounces that the first meeting of
the year was held on Monday,
September 18, After the mecting
a party was given in honor of Mrs.
Griesmeyer, the new housemother.
Sigma Alpha
President Doris Williams ‘62, an-
nounces that Donna Pacelli was
elected vice-president, replacing
Barbara Garrecht, who transferred
to the University of Rochester.
Potter Club
President Ed Brennan ‘62. an
nounces that a date party will be
held Saturday
Signum Laudis
Gives Rare Book
Siznum Laudis presented a rare
copy of William Blake's Book of
the Urizen to Hawley Library last
June, Dr. Arthur Collins of the
college faculty has written a re
view of the book which is printed
in part, below
Currently on display in the Col
lege library is one of the world’s
unique books, The Book of Urizen
by William Blake The collese
copy. one of a limited edition of
Wy, Wits printed last sprins with a
special donation from the
te honorary Sistine Lave!
Wiliam Blake (1757-1827), a con
temporary of Wordsworth, com
bined the graphic and literary art
Tis books are not lustrated te
in the usual sense, for he engrayed
both the text (which he wrote tin
self) and the illustrations. re
quently he combined the two on a
single page creating. a Visual. pie
ture in which the engraved text
forms part of the unitied artistic
composition. Whereas one judses.
most illustrated books by the fidels
ty of the ilustrations to the print
ed lexts, in Blake's books one is
justified in looking to the illustra
tons to clarify and amplify the
text itself,
This facsimile edition has been
called one of the finest ever pro
duced. The present display, which
will last through the month was
prepared by Miss M . Wag
her of the Hawley Library °
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State College News
ALBANY, NEW YORK, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1961
VOL. XLVI NO. 18
shman Writes Home: ©
eptember, and wal you be
3:30 a.m. hut Ehave a cold”
Dear Mom and Dad, Gottacrun, Mem
mhis Saturday morning at CHE go eerie: sine an
hour of 9a. m., the Rie which is due Sunda
Committee with their chair- aioy reawrite -oine
Howie Woodruff in the lead oy we're ty
hide the cherished ‘ole Stale Precdes. 1 hav
2 Frosh and ‘The
< must climb into trees, dis
mud and hunt under logs to
This time, there will be
keepers, ‘The class
nds the banner first will
n two rivalry points, In the
afternoon al 1:0, we ris play
fhe Soph girls at Volleyball, Mary
a junior, is in charge of this
Mom and Dad, we're win
Rivalry, 51. Last) Saturday
ewe won 2 points each for
sand women's soft ball
sand in the morning 1 point
he men’s tugef-war, ‘The
have won only 1 point for
n’s u-of war
rst edition of the “Satan's
comes aut this Friday, but
Hoes the Sophs’ “Ye “Ole pigatiy Chairmen. |
diseusy Comins event
ht the Court of th
on of Infra ‘
red 61 of us Frosh, Really
I couldn't wear my beanie
It Was wel "calise
outside and nobody
sen to me and this nasty
wear it anyway
word eo
Five dl
ade me
New Plans Released
tw State University of New York
teleased for publication the
for the new campus of thi
Theee hundred weres of
seen Western and
Halon Avenues on the site of
bany Countey Clab have ben
prated and construction 4
led ty ben next spring
itn
Phe test
Architects wd Wall be
anitial pla
the summer
were drawa up ely
peeted
fall ot i
Coordinatin !
for all phases of the pro
the eminent Edimund: Stane
‘resident: Evan
has desiened dent
New Dell the te
Inulin
buldir
Shy :
is @ bird's-eye view of the first 220 compleed ces
“include the total 300 acres.
State, SCAD Rap Milne Policies
By BILL FRANKONIS.
In a sudden, and unexpected, report this week, the State Education De-
artment admitted that the admission policies of the Milne School constituted
d'scrimiration “as far as race and socio-economic status are concerned.”. Fol-
Iw 21 elose on the heels of this report, the State Commission Against Discrimi-
nation (SCAD) charged that the Milne admissions policy violated the state’s
Anti-disrimination Law on two counts. The charges
lodged are the culmination of an investigation begun
last March. At that time, Mrs. Rhunette Bates made
a complaint to SCAD that her daughter, Sharon, had
been rejected by Milne on the grounds that she is a
Negro.
Discriminatory ministrative officials admit that tho
The State Education Department: preference and “grandfather sys-
report stated that the Milne. stu tems were wrong. J. Edward Con:
is in no way represent: Way, SCAD's investigating. officer,
ative of the population of the area claimed that any attempts to justi
. hy the school or even of fy the present: admission policies
are “mere exercises in semantics,”
dent body
© who apply for admission, In
net effect, the procedures are dis-
crmminatory as far as race and
seeeconemic status are concern: Following the release of the
ed The report alse stated that charges by both agencies, Dr
Ho specie evidence had been ‘Phomas H. Hamilton, President of
found in the case of Sharon Bates. the State University, said that he
The investigation was carried hoped to be able to announce new
wit hy the Education Practices Act admissions policies for Milne with-
in a week
New Policy
Woedoitt, and Bill Burnett
adimistration because of an agree:
ment between the State Education
Depurtinent and SCAD to cooperate
norder ty exelude duplication of
ree-year period, from
was the object of the
According to Dr, Evan R, Collins,
President af SUCK Albany, a
committee of Milne facully mem-
hers has been working on develop-
ing a new policy since last Spring,
when the charge was first made
SEAD Charges AL present, it has been decided that
repart, based on EPA'S (he policy of sibling preference
rpreted the Fltieation ould) be eliminated, but beyond
cham that Milne of that, no decisions have been
hot deeie to exclude poached
hy stating,
ence oof Negroes at
bs the immediate and
ot admission policies
maintain:
school offi
eliberately
Mr. Conway, who stated that
the doors of the Milne School have
been effectively closed to Negroes
beeause of admission policies, also
remarked: “Itean be assumed that
their (Milne) solution of the prob-
Jem Will insure equal opportunity,
uniform treatment of all applicants,
and the elimination of diserimin.
atory practices.’
nactwoed. by
Hijne poltey is to admit sti
Hothe following schedule
rs and sisters of current
river Milne students
Children of State College and
faculty and. staff
Relerral espeqally from
or education administrators
Hy a cironologieal waiting list
VD turther charged that such
Po preterence diserimin
Vearoes because they
VIMIBMMLY SLAs neces
Negroes in Milne
Universi
In spite of claims that there are
no Negroes in Milne, a Negro. ap:
plicant for the eighth grade has
been admitted, and officials have
offered to admit Sharon Bates. ‘The
latter, however, however, has yet
to make a decision, and is. cur
vent pressure for admut tently attending another school
we Xt Ww SCAD, at
havoriny ap
College officials have stated pre
father « Lause Vtotisly that any diserimination be
hose relatives have ats cause of race Was not intentional
Negroes especially, they said, since at is
legal to include any information
about race onan applieation blank
Furthermore, when asked about
of Negro. students in
SUB Sponsors Mis mt Cally sa,
Sock Hop
her
SCAD, however, contends that an
cot Con Hourd will sponsor
iharet dance Saturday, Sep
intention is not necessary to sus
fain the discovery of a probable
cause In short, because of pret
uv trom 80 to Wp an
tent Union Game Room
dance will be a Sock
erence, it ty possible to. assume
that some people are being dis
Hop all who attend are request
cd te dress easually Cio shorts
criminated against
and to wear the brightest,
wecordin
wesvchude
{these charges, ad
Short Investigation
Danes The investigation carried out by
EPA was completed in a few days
Helen Vanderbilt 61 hope that the After interviewing Dr Theodore
danee Wall acquaint State's new Bossieck, Principal of Milne, and
Hed Devils with the upperclassmar checking application records and
transters ‘The new Student Union other data, the investigation was
coordinator, Me Willan MeBKinon, concluded and a report submitted
ind his wite will serve as chaper- tu the Education Departinent: and
SCAD.
iniest sucks possible
Cocharmen Carole Potts ‘G4 and
feb Draper
File new Canines vil
