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SENIOR HOP T0 BE
TOMORROW NIGHT
Seniors And Guesta To Dance
From 9 Until 12 O'Clock
In Page Hall
Senior hop will he tomorrow night
from 9 until 12 o'clock in the gym=
nasium of Page hall, according to
Alice Walsh, '30, president of the
\l general chairman of
Vou, XIV, No. 9 Srar# Conneon For Teacnnns, Ausany, N. Y. Futpay, Novesmen, 15 192
1980 AND 1934 TIE || wittTatk To Men STUDENTS MADE | To Address Students
IN YEAR'S HONORS RULES ORIGINALLY
Presidents Of Group Houses
Drew Up Regulation:
Dean Announces
Senior And Junior Classes
Each Have 29 Members
Placed On Roll
‘The class of 1930 and the class
of 1981 are tied in the number of
i i
State college house rules were orig
inally made by women of the college
atceord:
ach clasy who te
on the STO roll
ie year 1928-19
Feport of Miss
aundenburgh, registrar.
Each chiss fi c Aventyaning
students, the, fist_indieates. Four
indents ithe: class of Yat re
fers ol the elase of 1930" earned
instead of by adminis
ing to Dean Anni Pier
rules were made at a meeting of the
presidents of all the group houses,
Music will he by the Hottentots,
ations will he blue and whitey
class colors, and the favors will be
‘ty. programs,
Among those attending are: Mary
son, ‘30, and Robert Klein of
York Marian Bechler,
and Chester L, Parker of Re Pe
she declared,
De
"OF course there were not so many
fare now, but the
no
rules were student opinion and mv
High, honors,
MMe elas of 129. wi
twenty members receiving 1
the roll andthe class. oF 19.
fast wit sixtecie students
kroup af fogy, old-fashioned restric
third,
finns fait days hy people ant af
fy youth” Mise
Tae 1 eobingon ind. Adolph ere cg. CSTR aL Hey. C. Avon, 0, and Fy Lae
1 Se i the la 10 1 Leas: a ie i aieea a calleses
He bial bimorn,” Members of f ron, Hii ci
Beret at an miele: homens are | eniureea hy 1 We hive] ” Bishop G. Ashton Oldham | sliric, © tl ;
sing of ‘Troy;
Marion Bottu, Rayinond Baie ; De Jace uae Blasted nhc [emt copies of our freshman hind{ whe: will ab Head the paveunbly ant Walter
Ret Clow, Katherine Cornish] has just returned frome the Holy : in prayer at, services in honor Dempsey, ‘30, and Dayton Bt
Carherine Crowder, Miran Dolan.) Lan where he lectured, canst oe aa vnc eame in| (af Ahe late Drs Richardson to- | arrett af Hobart college; Anne T,
Kvelyn Elwood, Mae Gilockwer, | day Mvore cH, wal Philip Ay Stone of
{suing istic] MEN'S DINNER SET |" 09,0 te ones) _ Mare,
Hawks. Hah Pasi Me wore of wvslese ve 6°08) WOMEN’S: CHORUS iit Sehatrinsky, 30, an Dav
Jones Tosacl Rapti Sell ROR RRIDAY NIGHT sito sss oy in TO SING ANTHEMS jst wt’ iM Phare
Viomas Kinsella, Mahel Ray. Manes J them with ‘30, and
Reiter, Hebi Sule. reel) BETWEEN 2 PLAYS it Mtn] TODAY AT SERVICE ood
Evelyn Sheeley, Virginia} rn
Kathryn Webster, Louis Wolner, [address the men of the college it they arrange for more Freanent ineet, Vhe women's chorus will singe two] Katherine Watkins, ‘30, and Charl
man. vet dinner to the drestunes ext [ition at the wilaue, wd if neces Dora I 3
Honors For 1931 ay wight, has recently returned! oy) revise them, Lt any af. the iw
Students inthe class of LAS in Vane the 1 Van where he has} yales any in force are nnnceessary 1, Tate professor emeritus! Dorath
chide thigh honors, Elizabeth Corr,| delivered at series of lectures. Mis) gaat he glad te drop them, (Greek and Latin, during the rege] Rice of ‘Tufts: college
Trana Loong, billy, Nelvon, uel Mary ravers hae. taken lant the pri). L wonld like tu correct a mistaken jar assembly period walay, scoring Harvard Represented
Hee an, Hee ee OE te Re te mee ae bee aT eve Grace The| Aa ‘Seite and. Lab
Catherine Delaney, Gertrude Her-] political science, economies, and psy] iar yur trestimaay hiaulbook, chorus will sing under the direction Kelley at Middlebury ° exe; Doris
sheimer,. Esther Eckstein, — Helen | chology find that there are aily-siggestions of Dr"T, Frederick H, Candlyn, heal Cob, 30 and Arthur Hay of Schen-
dy, Helen Effner, Jean Gillespy,) He is an individualist, vpposed ta] except in ane ue two finer cases. Ol] yr dhe music department ra Rein
Carolyn Kelley, Mildred Larson] any tendencies of nummy beings tl Goarse, students are supposed to fale yy jy ool Naa Ne
i ces Levinson, Douglas fete Erol ih psyclutogy, The ul eT haw the suggestions, but none of then he Ki. ‘SO mM
‘ ry Melnerney, Harry ereasing this mol tende The 4 | hiany, will red election fram Pod Mie Wait” "30
‘onnell, Mary Mel. WE jeeeaoli il irae tants Hen h evaded under proper jus [af Mbiny, will real a selection from] iN stegander Peet uf Harvard colt
asking them for
jthems at the commenorative service
iv honor oi Drs Lennard Wools) 20h
Richi
Key. George Ashton Old>
ham, hishop of the Episcopal diocese
Mary C. Moore, Eli peinisston the 8 cas
} permission hw Seriptnres ann ead the assembly’ oye
rity, Heatrige "Cannell fab tioktnn, aud overemechanination| | 1 think that wnsbly the’ oferehll iy grayer, Loe leubucher will ré-[ —liurthy Irimmer, 30, and Robert
Sylvia Kone, Cecelia] i a wrublea whist alt cullege-trainel | furue aver tnatse rites i thie Wo Mis ot De, Richart Iituy ren Eevek of Albany’: Flor od
Shapiro, Ruth” Steele, Genevieve! pene SE Mee tee Bee” De ae uakes inv traunsinitting my merste DT” “ie address aif the service will be]ing, '30, ind Peter Klein of Elsmere;
ents tw the meetings of
raps. “The atisteke
jh
Winslow,
Members of the eliny of 1932
Sarah Fayoldt
Hel
Kary Meads” hon
ander, Walter Anderson, Dorethy| tit
Huse, Frances Drinon, Evelyn Fort: | andl
Margaret Kortmiller, M
dielivered hy Bishop Oldham, ‘The{ Kana Roshirt, ‘30, and Jack Ho
Serview will elise with the singing of mame of KP, G3! Mfarion Botto, 0,
the Alma Mater hy the entire student |and. Rivdalph | Wurth, Dorothy
a ii Fly Hiudlls, “ML, and Hatokd Farrell of
ances wats die) Members wf Myskina will not be] Athans’ College of Pharmacy; Con
fe inaccurate repetition 1) ted on the phetiorn during the| stance ke Guzman, ‘3h, and He Page
vit that, the
all fnwtividal mit hyrtate
Hinkers sd that aii oy eremechinizest ahi, portttasi
x-[eiviliaation will wat commtenance such vite at
formers ay Seerattes, Galler |
Dr, Ellenwood
amachine is deste
i ty, (in A ie a a ag ra a le a ha Coil
rite ne SL }win ne wae ym a all nlc ma "e + fe
He shers of the elites af 1020{iuKl several directery (rim the ceuttal ing ew: sets tleeves Ue elle .
win tecc pees he ant SMU Ni he nae ad i dat it tenes "| Oyehestra To Practice
full were published recently int the] img. te Harokl Haswell, 12) gener
wl Judy: ister, "32, and Perry Wile
liane af St" Liagrenee university 5
Odwell, '31, and Austin
Albany Cullege of Pharm
vents yuceiotl, Ive anne
vhaiimn of the diner Kline, ‘31, and €
St msi |i" oe on Driver OF Death Car | After Holiday Recess ein
iP by
sized] Mildred Hawks, °30, and William B,
WO, under] Kramer, Re Bo
Men Attending YW.C.A, | tort tate enigts ts enatile stundents | In Peaters Case Held): 1
ton Greet players in Pwellth Frwda Set
Dance Must Be Masked| ‘isi? ui wii'te siger tive the}, Hl Me Hs Mee [te dicetioa if 1
Alb mien whe expect te attend the [Perturmiaice at “itamber™ heygins, ate thrive, acho ray aver Killed Gert: TC anally, Newt ai
Be Ne Gaetan te HHusinel Tale eaters, "AA, ae lie wats ete feat, will be 1 wet | Classes To Be Excused
he aang: Wea] Che onus oi de daw wom Saale cut pica waaay | aun eons eerie 1 At 2:25 O'Clock Friday
tit the asta fitter, besides: Haswell, ate Keane [>t sty | svhuilninskys Practice ty
aes never and Kay “Fes uae [AMY tae each anger [ine ain fae sents] here wil lass ate 2228
‘ie wid Fredenek Appleton, 2 ee svn bee arraniieal this attera@en Liye wt tee jon the sarchestra dh next Eriday, aeeording to
aH Jad hy ceammuitice qentliers. at 78) ett Hee, se vai, ‘There is amusival tal en Caer presentation of
hii. | ol Vie slvayen aus testi din ut in the freshnuan ehtss, | Miss Nip
ie) a We heer wiles for the peeorianee ate on
[iva inser i Sear at Ht ot thea Dra
iat wet gent || Hiern Werker Dia a tolerant inane ol 9 ae a na se
But Women Give Them Control |) OF Auto Cras njtaries hse ttn wo [het mia he ue "
eer heli: wate al * naaalan tlh aicen emir etna TENT ANE, Faith) Viceie Kata wyotin e anil His cempaunny
one erdl le i F aeeceiaecctpee a i act i
ie State! No [Pane Mita matin thw. Deliquents Must Pay fhe phiy» were "Hass
ae ike tt ae Te ted tet Devan an a Merality hiya
Poesy Ppa al” edd a tng teal | fal ea Overdue Taxes Today) i "¥ssiiy cial Minn Aue
vent, Hie arirttal ie he tia seal
tiny year again he conducted by
Heatgs will be tlie Last opportunity | Mbowt Noth
preset tune of America hy.
Feet tmarks the golden aun
Hacaneastavdenias thy
When thie yore. asthe
ter Teaver the, tala the bands ||
Cincnsved vith then The test
jeavever. cevhtenthy wished ts
tus guy cent ery aig He
Jie Warten Ro Coektane, Si, semotfrersiny af his het public: appear
Dr. Candlyn Will Play ae fy ada [tour cies Tota, © ONE Aeress
In College Wednesday |.30.0 0° fe ani jayne Mrs. Woodard Pours
hot the tilt ot ausene in partivw | Hn Frederick Hh Cunlyni, ine) are: piven
|
|
lary (oe Ais. Hbrenat awit abv, will phy ae wrogtruia |The Tnnatel Ju eulleetesl SL27RE At Biology Club Tea
Mis Hhewnani, aecardinne 4
[ttt Cate ris wher, wa
Se to take a day downtown and dil fit modern, classical, sand coutinental | thresh ‘Ty viternoon. The
sok natics tHe Gar conuingg from be [ivasie Wediesday alterna at foie det adopted hy. the associatnon
hind a boy parked near her," Miss of Kistaeds hall [eally toe $16,100, “Pwo hind
Carey said "We all ining her, for Hust ol i series wf [seniors have paid out-at 2of enrolled [hue of Esther Waters, "30, presie
though ste had been bere only six of 274 enralled,| deud of the club, Mes. Clifford A,
weeks, she hia gained the tient m sof an enrollment of | Woodard, wife of Professor
ship of everyone with whom she 20 irestinen of 298 en-lard, of the biolog:
rent, poured:
A standing
tien in the
Vhis will be the
he aman the a
euuneil during the year
© penta all members of | 260,
came in contact." the student association rolled members,
Conmmnitten
class. was
ipouie unt which the: trial: will be
fought
“und depart
2 + STATE COLLEGE NEWS, NOVEMBER 15, 1036
eae paper in an ‘attempt to show the public: the other side|
State College Ne ws] riceigery ct te mms othe ie
“Established in 1916 by the Class of 1918 Would require, perhaps, students’ request that moving: VAS
‘The Undergraduate Newspaper of New York picture directors re-adjust their cameras—or their
State College for Teachers minds, To influetice the directors necessitates, the
united action and backing of every
THE NEWS BOARD Jearning in the country. In the
< Louis J; Wountn, i qaigg fitter Chit eration of America is found that one organization which
i West Siteet, Bil 6.1898, accomplish such an aim, To the executive com-)—e—
INGE Advertising Monager| strc at tie N.S FA. the stivent asso in
Ml Park “Aveusc,” Dial 6-208 Taconic that a place Oa the futures eave *} assembiy- be compulsory for sen-
Tire): LOR ANE ai ad Stece BUM tsa | ura be reserved for the discussion of the cole filins, 408?
_ Aura Besse : re their effects bad? Car they
Ii Mauss iii’ @anou Ie is fitting that State college take the lei
“Dororiny Bristaren, 5 to initiate a nation-wide movement for he
7 Sard Ron ~ Sof false propoganda. In its almost total ab
Mare, Feature Editor) \azing, the Collexe has hecome one of thos:
titutions which are trying to dispel the popular illusion
that college is a place where students act like children
in the kindergarten, It is fitting that as an institution,
ted primarily to education, it. undertake
" tw reveal the dignity
ing, eis fitting that” it help the adminis
throughout the country who sare continually finding it
dificult to hatter down the false opinions whieh are
U, in part, through the influence of the movies. Audrey Sullivan,
Makcarer Hi
Miss Miriam B, Snow, supervisor
of English: 1 thiik student coun
should make the assembly program
so interesting that the question will
not have to he thought about
ssembly programs, must be at
ult if students don’t attend
Mildred Cook, 30: No. I don't
| think it should be compulsory, Tt
utld be up to the responsibility
of the individual
Avene
32: Yes, It
should be compulsory. It is the
seniors who set the example for
the rest, [t certainly de
well 10 ae¢ a aprinkl of se
which is the case when atten
ER SIDE fis voluntary
mninistration to examine any
ances Mazar, Hetty
wet ites
Hoven ‘Marion’ Weiner,
ry Helen Rabel,
Z ‘The Young
neamnces that mer will
ite college maiden
pristian association
we ait the maser
Ail] The willingness of the
ithe News [ori the group house rules which are chimed 1 he too
Sto tes al tringent. isthe dieation “af an upen-minded. ative,
tiv many, institu
Yes,
Attendance should he compulsory.
is the delegate ty the Nationals students are negligent and do
| Eleanor Stephenson, '3
ies are lel
Mtl be preserved if s0 desired.
ft any ue all commun
hot come otherwise,
America printed. eal ie sea
mi due the. rules hors gan ;
inarses without an, nppartinity Tor, suudent discussion] Beatrice Van Steenburgh, ‘31
and suggestion, ‘The latitude given strtents here in|! think seniors should have enough
shaping tiles surpasses the freedom allayved sindents} class spirit to come without any
utente, compaision, A they are
My the time for meinbers of the wromp houses to] ton bitsy, they shonld nt he com
Mlifieultice at meetings, wilh Dean Pierce| pelted to attend, hut if they, have
day night trom injuries received when she was struck] "ionuee ilearlice in tlw sear cre he be devoted. to] the tine, they should come af thelr
by at automobile outside the College doors. A woman] discussion af praiiems. ‘The readiness-of the autminis: [awn aceard
of refinements she fed just begun to win ihe alfectinn| tation to receive student smestity, stuatd. pave. the ;
tthe, telets anda wsr patsonize the eater]? IF 0 partial cnierenes. It js healdhil ga] | Mary Goodell 31: Xo 1 don't}
giao sindents.ant a win A « Lille [it stulent freedom wher problems between the admin: | think it should he computsary i
Tt was more unfortunate, indeed, that she was KUT Stren aud the students cae le met trail the table ome doeswt want tu attend, ire]
an accident whieh might have heen avoided. aistead of threagh the medium of corridor conyersa-]is no sense in making him do va
The bus terminal in front aud Draper hall has always] tion and ety newsp The dificutties cian be ironed —
gerous spol, Cars, wil on bath sides oil i ith: Jean Mini 31: The seniors in!
erry spol, Cats, pitrk yi iuilar phrase of tlie weeks ‘The plutee| their caps and wowns lank very im]
les approseh:| crapher nner hong he anaes’ anise Jpressive, and thelr attendance. at
a Mee MeAetAY. chit Re net MK
| Schou tradition
Hreisan scone) pat 8a ai ca a sie BOOKS: SALES WV USGI PETTERS pe
ol lana al ar srestiep tAraxesr yoru || Elva Nealon, ‘32 {deat
Pruvrzo oy Minis Aer Parse, 0940196 lroadway—Dinl W207
192) Vol, NIV
November
FOR A LITTLE PAINT
ft was an uniortunate incident when Mrs. Brenna
@ year old employee in the cafe ane, died Sim] AUN
of many other institutions.
i
bet
the street, abstrnet the view of
ing from hoth directions on Western aver
anton
which came whizzing down the driveway. Pedestrians hike eenlat SMa. daw camped
asseimbiy ies they. have se
ivined that the obstruction ai the view
have always comp!
Goth Trad Takashi Ohta and Margret |"
ML teat bj mutanctitec srvtoge arabe cxrin mthe| eae™ Tha Ts TNE CM, al Ae si |
ey Pe a aa ah cel fo A nh Meta a
aul ees, oe UDELL fies shal fie caer
polities
*Phig Gaad Witnl i 3
jon aad any atin
eould he jinproved with the instalkition vai
the purking of care within cer
Condi
Tike the tras
rent at] seri Tete woe Mw the Feats af a senate
rere eer aE | Communications
tratlic signs probibitin
tain distances of the bus terminals, Mrs
wee been spared if trafic sigins Il cleared dhe approach ee I
to the bis. For the fuck oof a fille paint, a fife: way| fave the afhisias bo the nnysterions things af &
probably lost. Will the stuwemt association save its iMernreted a tas jhbsnensaak the reat cece
members from smilie danger? Wil they request that) sai ia hat
_ENOUGH LIONS
Tits i “a
the trafic division af Mthany assume the small expense] The tisoctold acini
etter anviher i iis creat features, "The external eae |
J Jurent meaning wot the work as a picture takes Gram |e
WILL STATE LEAD THE WAY? (SIS PHY tf cate lt tel apts
‘The Leazar Literary sveiety of North Carolina State] this. spot, sud lie He headlines celt day tale at [Seed ha sine the atubent taxes tad
ate lst, there mete
t ‘the iagarine
Cheek
college, dissgusted with the misrepresentitivnrs {new huppensines in the Daal of the Cherry
fife as, depicted. in the movies, recently wrote, to the] Inyermally, the. story is the Tile ul a $4
New York Times, a series sf hine resulutions in which! jd fruamn the lawl vf his. fathers, seeking a mean,
they criticized the objectionable features af flue, The ty sc lifer tor which Ine has tt heen prepared. a Tite
fetter declares, i part, int exile from his hme,
1. That athletics are ustully falsely mite we ee Takin Miter his fost everything whieh we fuck: upon |
eupy abit 80 percent ui the student time with reverence: inherited obligations, family duty, disci: | te
Tat an He AEE Cason ae | Wits he aa ea ya a |
ridiculously: inc foothall captain is [our cinive tives, amd is alone ina lawl where he is ot | 3M
rarely if ever kin in twefere the forks unknown bat amkneowins. Ue is a anan otside his | tt "the est
me; since most touchdowns are Het made in the [ava couutey, olttside. his proper mberitaice, amd vite |
mts a few of the mag
minute of play Inte his Iain oft a ls
That many brilliant thinkers and teachers found [Only in tis own mind is he at feame in C frites, sath in etn
fan ‘the faculties ui American culleges. are ital | his hawk he takes tsi, In theuagh. his, Wenders
iarussly, misrepresented hy the os jee pte Flea thie whe ated wherefore wt ile al the: wwtld ay
Fes We ide it bedte
hat the wideawake and mentally viguros et eaititid’ seuteaney atlech seems tere Tl
ri ay Fost cettl thoat Une whispers ef ate
ere, Farhi, wens itapersenals pled be
lee Healer, whether man rately the type
portrayed by va Hesiliygmyetions picture star
The eritiensy ot te file canting ive olor [ati a vaste mwah in
resulutions. “The college is atest that [sontenapelates tte Taatnsfonemt antes yet hee hits ost
Htc art robles he mest oi sti: cpm tel 1930 And 1931 Are Tied |
IWO YEARS \GG VEST VTE COLLEGE “|| For Scholastic Honors|
parents of respective cullege stavdents, aauinist husher |
fanyption eens well teamed
a at Fenn abe tty sa thee Note for Niewutber i i ae
theatre ay In the ine
igi wil era ety, Tate Sees Arete Mange Suri e, Papulalales, fora’ [inhi + tae
from stealing tos the imanne mn rican sbaahcthan og Mie Tica ope NFU Cane, Jc carve | Muar eteing He orca edict
Te: applied ti the faces There. poole are henge treated | Jones. “a8 cometh paresielent, ats sansa Vey will] Honor student |
ty aeharatteeatinl uf college Ife hl tarts pfu oth fate th mvt orate estaba he] tan Lore
proxinites the truth, Stulents can see a clliye hay! tryeaite an’ Rule Hughes, elarvuce Lekkess, Bunty [Utestan. Aur
aunts, Mare | Rigtines.”Nvaln
Hilt taf Hina a ny Rscisce \ banter athe, Eavantel
fuuat themselves to the proper wathed Tsisgeratoon] teri Cyan (lular, teernee
Vreels tala which sian) ees ie accepted fact] he Siem Theta weleonues inte plate: numlersbip| Eatiless. ladys, Newell, Marion}
shunt te enceonivetatesest if Jane) tsormaneh al \nne Mowe sepeanir [Nichia salty wey Rams
ut at foci Mat wuteters whee van’ { Leck, Marion Pillesherk, “Harriet J
distorted View til it
Anowing that at a
ex, played up me the filins, hesitate te ber Muy aud) Jalen, Mac Snyder, Ruth Vink
Johny: enter culleg | He proper tor ae agin te pay pair wat ddae expense {festeun, cad Davis ME Wallianis
Naiitratits, ares decd aliens, ref wlio oth seats Many Shon ss yrange fuss | Shes ths bass a AA
The ean qa wuchy Cullege F lanners ada ig
Extract ave The Grae tor inehide: Vash
Tos dispel the
reaiew Lacker,: Eva duwer
iibeoneyetan berate So than pa
the benehts wi higher seein Rarely will person] "Sloat 4 sadhana sin als a ti¢Shamad wana] Resell Evang Wat |
Tisten ta a college adinini yo withons hearin jrecete Lim thirotysh a deer Hower Jones, Satherine
fake sane effet torres fale view Wat yeti van tna Keene: tang, Tiiibiy Claris
which usually sprig: ap through the bextract trom "The Oracle." | Prince. Jrsepl Sawyer, Deli Shia
Thits taal the Sreealed college hina tmnguaine a
+ Prone any be comdueted in the new DeWitt] iith Cinvebos, Nile Clemen
tel on the corner af Suite aud Bagle, Te has Audrew Urity of the eliss of
Mice Hills, ‘2% vice 1982 received Iauurs during. the
eeund semester
he granted that the present trend in aiuvie pros} “hun
ction is mischicvens, the question arises, What means | Cinta
ao tales i pra the vies fie fale propn| md en aeviey deci
Ja? The Loaeat society resorted ta New York! president oi the junior clos and ehainnan wf Pr
[anything in previous
ENTIRE FRESHMAN
‘TEAM LAST YEAR"
TO BE ON VARSITY
“Last. year's entire freshman team
will be used to fill the i
the depleted varsity squad this sea-
« the, graduation of five let-
ter men,” Couch Ruitherford
Baker declared toda
he mew men are exception
fast although fighter than the stat
varsity members, and not quite so ex
perieneed,” he continued, “However
they have shown remarkable improv
iment it the past two weeks anid they
can be depended pon to reveal a tot
Of ability. when the first game of the
season folls around in December.
ihe Tine-up of the varsity: team
still undertermined because of the
dition of so much new miterial, on
account of the absence of Charles
Lyons,
badly ‘sp
ment of Kidwa
Be nth. om battalion
working om three men for the
pesition, Arthur Jones, ‘30,
Robert Gandrichy 32, and Jack Surv
32," Because of the necessity af
ing the foundation for a future vam,
T'm not devoting much time to those
senior men who have not revealed
Hebonyeh
All senior letter men will see pleity
of service. as will the juniar letter
men
“AN home games have, been sche
led for the season,” Coach Baker
sai, “The New York trip games have
tt heen arrange, lth ager
Wrederick W. Crumb, 30, is, trying
to site up sever wenn tear
Short News Notes |
Pledges Two Sophomores
Kappa Delta rity weleomes
Heanor Mullen aud Charlotte Vader
soplomeres, inter pledge member
son left
ship,
Visits For Week End
Miss Helen
Falls was we
at Chi Sixana
ceives Faculty Members
Mu Launbata sorority weleomes
honorary membership De, MM
stant pr
Smith, supervisur ef
Milne High: sehoed
sururity. house
Sorority Entertains
Fret Lloyd, "29, spent last sweck=
col atthe
+. 29, and Fain Abe
hott visited the lnase on Sararitay
Welcomes New Members
Msi Gamma welcomes Mae Bones
steel 31, inte full membership,
Marriages Announced
announces the mare
Goran, 26, to Roy
Sjoberg of Erie, Venuslyvanias and
of Helen Stone, ex-29, to Roy Aw
chimachiv, Binghamton,
Frank Ott Is Forming
Troubadours Orchestra
An orchestre nider the direction sf
Frank On, 31 is deine formed hy
Juin
beedese! HCl
sie vleparinieat is. eller at
hiss in elntite staging dep mene
{Mus MeL Seta NeHNteE
DAR
Today
Student assembly. Het AM
Viatitorian, Page bl
Beha Omer dane Suraaity
Tats
‘Tomorrow
Senter howe Uanuasi, Use
all ena
Sunday
I vue ike Meet at
at State St and Brel
POSS AL sscnsstian grange
JT M Lanttnyee
esdy
Advanced Deannativy «lass: play
Mudie Voge Wall 815,
row
Wednesday
Th. Candlyn concert, Rowan 2
ou M
‘Thursday
Mathematics club meeting. Room
Wl 7:30 P.M.
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, NOVEMBER 16; 1929.
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Y.M.C.A. TO HAVE
DISCUSSION GROUP
IN LOUNGE SUNDAY
A. discussion group will be cou
ducted hy the Young: Men's Christian
on Sunday afternoon at 3:30
Elected President
asso
o'clock in the Lannge in Page hull
AN men of the college are invited to
attend, according ty Warren Ry Coch
rane, ‘30, president
‘The disenssion will he part of a
regguilir meeting at the YOM. CA
Tt will he ted by Mr. Horace Reed,
newly appointed general secretary: of
the Mbany Central Yo MOC, A. The
mecting will fast about one hour
Cochrane said, ‘The subject will he
annouiced hater
LUCILLE
BEAUTY
SALON
LUCILLE ALTOPEDA
208 QUATL ‘Rice Bldg)
Dial 6-8787
SERPaeeculne S10 tore 8
oo and Finger Wave
‘Anna T. Moore,
nounices schedule for women's
debate teams.
Y.M.C.A. Keeps Program
Shampoging and Waying for
For Bobbed Hair ~ $1:50
Manicuring50cFacial ne the
ee 1 erie years we have
je short of the amount valled
the budget bit we
Boulevard M
Golden Guernsey Fig |
MILK
Boulevard Golden Guernsey
Milk benefits by everything
that science and modern de-
velopment provide. Try
Boulevard Milk.
ty-five Freshmen
Pay $265 Class Dues
Wee Lily, treasure
BOULEVARD DAIRY CO, Inc, |
tne Soniane ain” a51Trmdst. ll" Cay EPIL Homers.
Telephone |
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American Cleaners and Sirees
We Clean and Dye all kinds of Ladies’ and Men's
Wearing Apparel
811A MADISON AVENUE
Phone 6-2730
Western Beef House
HOME OF CHOICE MEATS
783 Madison Ave.
Phone 6-2092
86 S. Pearl St
Phone 3.1529
COLLEGE CANDY SHOP
203 Central Avenue (near Robin)
Homemade. Pie and Cake
Every mundwich made up freak to In
PALLADINO
Permanent Waving
Personality Bobs-Finger Waving -
Home Savings Bank Bldg Strand
ISN, Pearl St 144.N. Pearl St. |
4-0280
Phone 07613
Beulevard Qateteria
198 Central Avenue - at Robin
Despite Budget Deficit} :
e| ranged,
cept a challenge for the men’s team
during
ANNA 1. MOORE 18
DEBATE PRESIDENT
Con
PI
Anna‘, Moore, ‘3
elected president of the De
who resigned be
number of exte
Wolner 9
¢ chosen before
1
Christmas holidays, Miss Moore
es will be scheduled with
Moore, Dates
re now beiiig
The debate council voted te we-
to debate Amherst college
ing to Miss M
will probably: ta
plice some time
semester
present, plans do not eall for a re
turn debate with 1
University of
Vitishurgl, ‘The tean will, how
eum (a reqerenent the eollexe
Will he chosen hy conipetitive trials
before each debate, Miss Monte)
Six - Yearling Players
Get Basketball Suit
they will le. iil
Neswenber
veirae
Hawk
Senta Miller, |
ies: Vtelew Ott
Newman Club To Have
Communion Breakfast
Newnan clubs, firs quarterly
communion breakfast will bi
day. November 24, it was
nounced at a meeting ‘Tuesday
night, Member will ve com.
muni at the greater Grotto of St
Vincent’ de Paul's church at 9
ovclock, and the breakfast will be
in the Academy: of Hay Names iat
1 o'clock,
Albany, N.Y.
Freshmen, for whom this isthe
fiest breakfast, will be guests of
ssiien, according 1 Mary
sal the club who wish
| for Newian News
| sigh up at the table i front
oi the Iulletin board.” Miss Dyer
said
| EAT
At The
College Pharmacy
|Normanskill Farm Dairy
&
| Bottled Milk and Cream
Vel. a
Wholesale Price to Parties
Women May Have 3 Forensic a
\t
and the College of| §
c. The contest}
INFORMAL HOUSE
DANCE TONIGHT IS
AT DELTA OMEGA
Belin, Omega sorority will conduct
New Students To Take
Examination Tomorrow
‘All students who have not taken
intelligence tests at State college will
take one in room 20 of Richards hall
tomorrow. morning. at 9130. o'clock,
cording to Dr. Elizabeth ., More
ssistant professor of education,
majority of those who will
take the test are students who have
transferred from other colleges, Dr.
Morris sal! students who enter
State college take the test in the be=
ginning of the an year,
‘| Fraternity Gathering
To Be At 7:30 Tonight
An informal gathering of men will
the Kappa Delta Rho house,
Moers street, tonight at 73
ae
comprise th
mT 1 ol
Studlents_and faculty will-aitend,
Sinith. “BL an Herbert Reynolds, R
p Dorothy Abrams, “31, and |
Williams, Haw: sell
abveth aunt Joli
Pettijn Jon Hen:
derson, ‘3h, 1
Jean Gillespy, *
Margaret and)
Union thy Down,
ld Wolfe, Ro DLT
32, and Herbert
27 South Pearl Street
201 Central Ave.
Ruth Isherwe
Kingar, RP.
Tizatheth
“hay ee OCI
WITH US
Miss Pierce Is Today
|| AT VAN DYK’S NEW
At Meeting Of Deans}
Hom Annu Here bay at] LUNCHENETT
‘esti nan Tas | servine
fate | HOME MADE
inistration elit addresses
take tye the. diseitssion tron
and coleae |
SANDWICHES, PIE,
CAKE AND A MOST
DELICIOUS CUP OF
DUCHESS
— COFFEE —
Van Dyk Tea Store
167 CENTRAL AVE
Just Below Robin Street
Hah he Was
“Fiona 3 HW. Graves
845 Madison Ave.
DRUGS And PHARMACEUTICALS
Telephone 6-3462
QUALITY STORE
LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S WEAR
211 Central Avenue
PRINTING OF ALL KINDS
Students and Groups at the State College for Teachers
will be given special attention
394-396 Broadway
Printers of Stite Coll
Mills Art Press
Smart
Hats
For
Dresses
Coats
Girls and Missess
Gym ‘Togs - Hosiery
Steefel Brothers, Inc.
8TATE COLLEGE NEWS, NOVEMEBR 15, 1939
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i) | Te RINGS TO CONFORM |Freshman-Sophomore 110 Students Sign For .
NS. PA, BLECTION [vit tou | TO STANDARD SET Biceth To bern Open Foram Program
One hundred and ten students
10 BE NEXT WEEK IN FORMER YEARS} 1 slonce Shasta ere .
“The junior class rings Sunday, December 1, according to] have signed up for the 1929-1930
‘Three Men 1 An nd Two Women form to the standard style followed | the fr handbook, h{Open Forum program to be conduc-
Are Candid: Named will] lass must possess a banner by that}ieq at the Jewish Community Cen-
131, | time, ter, according to Emanuel
A committee has been appointed | 34) who tas obtained tickets at ;
By Student Body
The State college delegate to the
man of the ring committee, ae
eshinan banner reduced rates for State college stu-
to purchase the
DuRose,| jents
mcuiced. 1Suhy cording to ‘Thorley
gonference af the National Student
on of Ameri Although several designs
seni asembly Dec been submitted and some special] President of the. | _ chS8.| Tickets have been distributed F
rings are being made up, no de-/ fg comuitice i Frances during the week to all students who
chain
will leave for the ct
California, sometime in January,
Carola gicrerages iy -J signed up. Others may obtain
president of the student associa-
tion.
Five students were nominated in
assembly last week by the student
council, ‘The delegate willbe
ghoten from Warton R, Cochrane,
lineider, Cath:
cision has been reached yet,
said, Some rings will be ch
shortly after Thanksgiving
and submitted to Mysh i
le wom
tes according to Miss Sav ihe strat geeater, The wane 6. G. Gale Gn.
y cial Onan HAIR DRESSERS
One of the classes will challenge
tie aoe ine dton Permanent Waving. using
months af the second, only scientific methods and
cording to ine the best preparations obtain-
ieliied able,
Christian associ , and president, Professor Jes: F. Stinard HAS FACULTY TEA R. Louis Facial and all
Alpha Phi Gamma, honorary! wig will describe a trip he Kappa Delta sorority conducted |] other branches of Beauty
j Fouenalintie ravi. "He hae sey | ;
served as a delegate for] made last sunny fast Sunday. Members of sororities
cee —— Biology Clb To To Have d“Intetsorurity council were m-|]80.N: Pearl St. Phone 4.8416
Dorothy
ine is the only senior to be
d, He is editor of the plod
president of the Young Men's] “SNE 4, SY"ARD
i the local. Y. M
Miss Schneider is secretary of * “ ” vited,
the, Debate council and ‘ha een Spanish Club To Meet Yankee Doodle’’ Hike
nd: commnttes a PRESENT YOUR PHOTOGRAPH ON PERSONAL
inomber of the| December 3 In College|-y CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS
sity. debate team Prsehchieck interne toon, atecording, Secured at Half Rates with Coupons Sold at the
Miss Norris is vice-president of| < Professor Jesse tinard of the] "3p, president of the club, ‘ollege Co-op Shop
wicespresi Smash department, will address the will meet at corner of State stret Gaenails IO
dent’ of ‘the “junior class, and 18] Ponhucred is am 100 of aper bala Ove CuntiSore
etive in athtetics. is class | Tuesday, December 3 at 4:15 pated la ie 57 No. Pearl ee NY.
according, to Beatrice McCarty ,
Ludlum has twice se
as president and ts b
wat only when they
there, she dec
president of the club.
Professor Stinard will dese
trip he made last summer, All
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We Telegraph Flowers to all
Open Saturday Evening Until 9 P. M.
rata
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November Sale of
The it reget
ilu’ gor Select
fer UN Abt 22 sede era
- Present After the social session,
e8| ames were payed and. refreshments
Rare
on his findings to th
ciation upon his retw
ion,
from the
NAMES LION DATE At The Steuben Street
Corner James
The next insue of the Lion, Wed:
Wankixivine holiday number, ace] COlege Pharmacy Phone 4-377
cording to Margaret J, Stecle, '30,
editor in chiel. “Contributions
e C. H, BUCKLEY THEATRICAL ENTERPRISES
should try to mirror this idea,” she
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