1
' CAMPUS DAY TO-MORROW
State College News
NEW YORK STATE COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS:
ESTABLISHED BY THE CLASS OF 1918
VOL, IX NO. 4 ALBANY, N. Y., OCTOBER 17, 1924
VARSITY TO
Communion Held,
President Speaks)
v rterly Communion of
all nan Club was held Sunday, €
12 nt the 9110 mass, at St. Vinesnt de
W's Chueh, After the mass,
st followed at the Acalemy of
|Juniors Entertain
PLAY FROSH Freshmen To-Night
freshman, don't feel blue
party
Iere's that
Worcester Defeats lian ville cane
State College it present av our party: and youl have
you're
| Cc
$3.00 per year
AMPUS DAY
TO-MORROW
‘Football Game and
Pirate Ring Feature
nals of fun, the Hlaly Name, AU the speakers’ ae
he junior-freshmen party will be held | Jr Mrubacher, Rev, Joseph | Tomorrow, October 18, will he a bisg
oortall between State ancl the Col-| wmigity at State Calle. As W te nents] (unteyr “Aten” Neowin niu atfee shy at States as Comme Way. alivnys
gate freshinen will he a feature of the | ine een, the party is to be a Mary Driscoll were seated, Miss Drise | jg, fa those who have been here for
afternoon program on Caupus Day, | sae However, those unable | calle: President af Newman. Cli, PinGee aoe IU ee
‘ oy “Jeane in, amasguerade, are equally wels. fraduced the gnest of honor af the [OH GF mare af these days, Tittle need
Womnerrows, the committee has a cone, he first part wt the progratn | ells, Dr Hvulacher, whi presented a ke said, "To the freshmen a pron
nounced, State will play the fest of will he held inthe auditorium at 8:15. very forceful speech, his tapie dealings of a hig day" ean he given, 10 has
{Is er tne: gaunes aieuinst the year ‘There will he wn address tthe fresh with Phe Develawinent af the Sym- jon tradition at State tw anake Cant
ies, feane VTAWATtRAT a seeriek me, aesthetic dduieing, and a comedy mnettieal eaching. Personality.” De ‘
Mngen Gent anti at Wieetel | ven hy font already ted ean Heuhacher commended Newman Club Ps Day ene af the events of the
prurk, he game promises 19 be A Sey Dranitzke, Isabelle Plude, Niles for its permanent social and religions (Collere year
hatte in whieh both teams will pot hight, and Carlton Moose, The rest contribatians to the formation af the, Activities will begin at E00 P.M,
supa hard tischt of the pronsram will be held in the gym= truly Christian attitnde toward the ‘when there will he a hockey. wate,
College students il tomorrow afters asim, where deve will be refreshments teaching vacation. He ala sake Ot Th juniuey anu ft augaliant lie
dons have the frst onpertmnity of ai dancing. Prizes will be given for the noel for work of this kind duct
noon. the dirt enportinity ie is test enatumies, fines of intolerance and seniors and sophomores,
the Season tn support the tein en
men ni the committees
Refreshments, Mildred 1
Harey Gulf
Swart; Musie,
prejudices and of the
man Club in supplement
rational apport
wehall of the
Associatic
dent, alto expronsedl her pleas
club's obvions loyalt
thase of the college
sented to the
co of applying
as follows
Decoration
Mary
The Worcester game preyed tut
State has a foothall team af which she
should be prowd. ‘The game, althougte
ending with a seore af 7-0. in Wore
cester's fivor, should he considered .t
victory for State, Our wen, by: their
showed the ‘prospect
a winning team at State
Goulfrey,
Faculty Passes _
Resolutions "
afte
will
the
ML Widgetivld
* freshmen will beggin at 3:00. Dy M
me will be the main feature of the
At 7:80 1M.
the football
parle
mie between the Varsity and Colgate
This
rout ppregeran
body
where
the student
auditorium,
Si
meet in the
, who
most popular senior a
pA eeater meted tlhe ine UN A te faethe mnbers of New York viewpoint ta: the details yiay (has heen chosen hy the student body,
waco ptabived the Wall, ran |W tied Fred Hite and in eonclusions further emi- will asceml Wer throne as Campus
Ke vennsie grinds and was tackled, ice Bree over the untidy” death phasized the desire of Newman Club | Oyen,
h the Franeisea Martin a loyal and en te eosaperate with State College, Ans)
f Minsiastic. worker in theit midst father very enjoyable part at the montis | After the erowning of the qu
fine, State y
Whereis. the untimely death of figs progeam wits the. vocal sole by
touk the Weatiediie Hee Atartines hie taken (rein | Aeay Murray, panied hy
vera ain tnt anion ts a loyal calleanne, devote Agatha Blick ‘i
vue tea yard tine Frieaid and at inspired teacher, te
fumble hy Worcester, t
| INTERSORORITY TEA
House on the Geld. Jobuson then sic- af the New
evedea in getting ihe ball, but was | y Michers ide ‘There is little hint in the one short
tackled “after a runs of fifty” yards,| NOPE Slate, Collewe’ foe Peacters Ml sentence ante 128 handbook, 1
State in raph succession 1 Teeth seis af parvonad and pros | the fall Tatersorority wives a ten to
lirst downs, On the fourth we which freshmen sare
kicked. The first half ended with
Worcester having the ballon our forty
yard line and the sere still 0 to 0,
ME the beginning af the second ha
rity | ss, aa
Worcester kicked to Stute. The batt it esatved
fessional toss that we feel at her early
death, and our hearty
ber ablenatid wark ant intenee white
she was permited to H
those who pour" tw he
| found at this funetion, Tntersorarity
will he at home to. the college f
ty on Suurday,
thirty, to fivest
wats Fi tte} ei il to the faculty of October 2. Te seill be one. af the
nest down Stite hiked,” Worcester sigtchney Collages, lr aaheene | Mest atraetively friendly socal events
Started i series. of line plunges. and yes af the y
then runs.” Aided by afew breaks, thanks for its kindness and attention eveyone eqme—nnd forget tests of
es of the next
Martinez during her last
they seared a touchdown about. the He nee Tie ih the past week and qui
ead of the third quarter, State the “mn ina Fraternal mingling of tea, fam,
rallied anti the fourth completed little cakes—and dancing lis
two forward passes which netted of. these resolutions | —————
Pwonigaing” garde. AN gkeug. tle y of Middlebury jof the fuculty, expressed by these
aqiarier the hall was. in State's. pos- | M
gevsion, “The ‘seore atthe end wal as| Col
vor of W
The finesup was
to intimate friends, to the] resolutions, may be added that of, the |e
ws for publication, jent body of New York
"To the decp-felt grief and sympathy | College ee
Sophomores Must Return Buttons n
Insignia Too Large }i
—Donnelly
R. T—Crawford
jainor
Johnson
Ti —Cantwell
there ister he
Huests are
Sophomores
Hall, when students. wi
inment i
feature is 10
an enter
The ow
yo AM students: and
asked to come dressed as
Later, there will be refresh-
ments and dancing,
The committee whieh is working on
nt is ay follows: Seniors:
Ruth Moore; Jun-
Lomax, Ame Koff;
Lois Dunn, Norine
Martha
Dorsey.
Music Association
To Give Concert
The first concert of the season, under
auspices of the State College Music
will take place on Fi
in Chancellor
have the pri
he fiuest pianists
Gabrilowitseh,
ciation,
December 12,
of hearing one of
the world—Ossip
brilowitsch is not only a great pianist
» equally reat orchestral conductor,
¢ is at present the conductor of the
LG NS ae Freshmen girls Friday, removed the | that the class of 1928 was not within its| Detroit Orchestra, but still finds time to
Si —Kuerynski were We handed | rights in removing the buttons without|yive a few recitals every year. ‘The
tubs: Nephew for Crane; Graham them ty one of their members’ and an: regardless of their size.) bringing of a pianist represents a new
permission,
ny they | This week:
mai eli M
ask-
to
Gilehrist for Cantwell,
for Johnson;
they cirenlated a petition
nia to compel frestim
sini until new ones ea
il that since, i
larger than logs s
ri, wear the
freshmen assert the butions. are| provided
eqilation, since they are miore than} A retest has bees
All students who have left see
ond hand hooks to be sold at the
departure on the
ciation,
vations for them
application to Mr, Candlyn,
tale in the lowes all are asked to fan inch “it tamer, Therefore they vt ers sit a
all for thon tmavaltately oe they. ||4¥ Femoved tiem and wish to | We ther | tax
o ra i ge atelycor they 1 off. Sophomore girls whol than the pins, anil new pins, which will) public for $2.00,
will:bestisposed:a discovered iirsuied the girl who [conform to rexitkition requirements, ei
collected the pins.’ "The sophomores say|he secured! by the sophomores,
It is thou
is fi
icket.
$1.30, and reser=
ay now be made on
Page Two STATE COLLUGE NEWS, OCTOBER 17, 1924
State Callege News ADVANTAGES OF STATE. CLASSES PHOTOGRAPHED
“Why did you come to State when you | Panorama pictures of the stil
had_your eh vet from {body af College, mide by ekisses
» 8 Se ‘eed me. | last’ Friday, will appear shortly in
T replied, {issue of ain Albany newspaper, 7
were taken hy photographers fu
Oct. 17, 1924
Because T want to tee
Published weekly during the collexe 4 :
tp of the: Nev |, ow Oat isthe i
gear Dag the i Albany Hevening News awul the Kuiel . °
York ‘State “College for ‘Teachers at | Wy’ Fore State College. Lever since] iveker Press, Iwas feasid leg,
Many, New York. 1 Agee fa (es works fa tectunieal errr had Ge. ve
‘The subscription rate is three dollars |
per year, Advertising rates may be had | | Sd TE CCATCSTTie cae Yt
Sn applcaion tothe business manager, [aH Mss, for caring cu my, par
(Articles, manuscripts, ete, must be| portunity Tur developing ullier ambitions
in the lauds of the edltots belore Mot
‘of the junior ¢
onl at he el Wel Dorothy Taylor, "25, ths recently
sincther picture af the juniors. will He) joy elected toy maaan xn
tiawde tater, i at cam be arrauget qo | Meet elected to Omicron Nu “This
iit the ‘ehiss’s cmeenience. ‘The three haorary: society sas organized at
fate College tiot only affords
day of the week of publication.) inet he very heat uth verfect pitures willbe ibis STG CS LISLE iene is
cues eh en Nhe nt etlar gallegey Ait tice al annnncensent of | RaMership anions the students of
Kaul es thoronel favestigatin af ma [ihe erilertion of the stideit tase The | Heme Keonomies. Only juniors and
Managing Editor that 1 considered as possibilities, TJ jasses were led in singing by Alws:| seniors are eligible, Ocher Omicron
Harry $. Gonrriy, '26 using. by | ?
at the educational value of |
could not he exeetted.
cr cer-] COMMERCE CLUB MEETS
‘The Chamber of Commerce Chib
members from 2
win, and Ruth Bussey
| Delta Om
27,
ie |
Business Mang
Rurit Harto
Subscription Mam
tfcate to teal
or wo
inter pleddie
held its first meeting of the college
liffeate to rely upon in ROE |" Billie’ Heinemann, “24, Kuily
Managers One of the factors whi atded me in] Feu October 1s with thet atthe ond
[ny es we te hers present. “Committees were aap Doris Jolson, "24, Hilizae
noite for soci
jes uf the coming ye
MM the etal ate planning a hot doy I en
fuast, wikieh da dal he fell $e. Ne a Miss Mary Pickard, Syracuse “23, of
future at Knickerbocker Lake. An Cooperstown visited Helen Elliott, “26,
trotlment of atleast fifty new mem- | at the Delta Omega house this week
hers is exp within another week. end,
ne amber is confident that the Kappa Delta weleomes amet
snecess socially t right, Katherine f
und business activ
F
Move, "35 hy ming: penple, 1 he pain
Assistant Subse inion Manager Lit atnpes a ome: semeidlerel is: Bek Ht
Tra anc New Vork State i th
Associate Ei german of
eae (ean i atuaantacseeee idl
var the isms :
26d emifess That ‘annttion one af the
isa am [things that especially lured me to State ¢
was the social life of the college, Meimg
a resident of Albany,
their many enjoyable times, and
that fam 'a student here and, have Mi :
feomtact with the members of State, 1 a
more than convinced that the inte Cale
us know how te work at
heth Renner, "2
Were setiests athe
Delta house over the we
«time of special benefit in
with commercial work,
“The ollicers wish that all those eligible
for membership would join the elub.
EDUCATION WEEK, S. C. T.
TO BE REPRESENTED |!
Reporters
house
riskin, Alpha Ejisilon Uk
1. has transferred 10 Simmnans Colt
» Hoste
Louise
sind both, well, During ation Week, Novem| dS Aeitine sient ie
|The last reason al ert to some,| ber 17 (0 23, State College will recox= | MANY PB as od the
THE CAT CAME BACK _ | the Heist is that State Colles wee in the educational | avequeline Monrne,
. 1 Phi extends her sympathy: t
s Day has seen scores, of tae representative part Mario 5 tn alee: RE
lumné drifting hack Why Jaden to enter heres aud since f have] Chamber of Com Se
this great influ of * rms"? /heen at Stale T have not had ane nuther, an -appropriate address to the
Do they come to display their new
gowns, the products of their enormou
2 Well, perhaps, but not en-
is in St
Van Schaiek, student body, soe earn es img from an
= 7 — ___| Peter's hospital ‘rem
THE COLLEGE AND ITS TRAM ppenictis,
haw, instructor in
* Great athletes owe a part af their greatness to t situations, Great College, visited
tions, in turn, are die in part to crowds.” ‘That is the belief of
vorite prafessors
over the week end,
it relieve, ‘
entirely. alls, Gaewan RK. G professor of “Peyeholog in the University of Minois, ned over Colum
them Mater is an {and author of The Esychology of Sparts, writing in Liberty. He goes on pm
angible something known as collexe T do not believe there is any magical or mysterio crowd | Cis, 24, Dorothy Heal ‘
spirit, Tt is an idealis exercise on a teant, but P do think is auick to detect small changes | Ginterwid, 28 Dison, 4, and Peyg
which “The Plastic Age," nderwood
in spite of | in the ality of
¢'to por- | suppart «
tray. hinge wviich makes | Hite
football lens gather new force in the | thinkin;
of something | gaine
which makes,
volee or the int ns, plenty. of .
tack of support. ‘The caustant repetition of the stout, “hold that | “agar, Sinnott, | 4
not help but force the members of a kas the crowd is | eke ha i. ty Kode
and [ believe that where there is a Mt of amend (0 he] he wreck end, ne Mt Me Howse ove
will follow,”
every reas to heed
if | his words, a duty is clearly outlined for every student of State College,
ich when it| is not a member of the football squad. It is to be present tomorrow afte
feeds and | in the cheering section, when State College meets the Colgate fresh
college. ‘Those who have | one of our two home james this sear, Ut is the collee’s,onportnn
able to define it; those whe | privilege to show a fighting spirit equal to that of the eleven
have apie’ i the strong Worcester ‘Tech. te
alize wliat they are missing. If you score of 7 to 0.
are among the former you are a vital privilege and duty which d hat t
part of this institution: if you are | are most needed, when the men are fighting in the shadow of their gorl-posts
nong the latter you are of little im- | ‘Then it is when organized cheering and not wild and random shouting may
portance to your college. Why not | turn the tide
Ket some college spirit, everybody? State College is proud of the te
vear its colors tomorrow :
er from thinly ot forty candidates whieh was able to hol
wR? | ter's fighting machine, a machine recruited from a student bovly of more thi
seven hundred. It ie glad tone covtch, its captain, and its
men. And, it will not fail the te ail it
nmi pledae ad State on
1 Johnson,
Nellie Main,
24, Miles Pollock,
Rupert, '24, Dorothy
thel, Seymour,
3, Malvina
tory funds, Tt is a someth
low the surface, but wi
wells up
nourishes
irecubers, 26, is leading
the WGY players, the kroup
i professionals who broadcast radio
dramas, from the General Fleetrie Com
pany’ “station at Schenectady. Miss
Greenery was with the compay last
worked np to the leading roles
nd th cheers come when they | wanna
m1 that represented it at Worcester i
Ridgefield pa tis prowd of a te:
WHY st.
© three
m
mati not
SYDDUM HALL NOTES
ve J davss, Payer aud rene Gaingell
c, its DEAN TEACHES CLASS PRESIDENT TO SPEAK hath 24 sient the week-end here,
taining 3d ‘vese the [ARIE fehing. at Midtotown
who told 0 fang ‘nd
aes, necording to Dr,| Men, are irvited to attend the of Patan County at Poughs ), M8. C: Selovar and daughter
r assistant professor of | Lambda Sunday School Class of Cal-| keepsie, Thursday, Octoher 23, and [24 Mrs. Wil nt Meare ana diets
jon, who’ h re of mutch | vary M. EB, Church. Dean Metzler is| the teachers of Long Tsland, Friday, |Vork Cia ein diag, alt of New
af the wark of compiling results trom) ihe teacher, and an interesting: and in- | October 24, at Amityville. Saturday and Sunday,
the questionnaires answered yearly by] struetive program has heen mapped | “The auiual report of the State), lil a Slater apent thio weil
Although no’ ¢ out for the y Teachers Retirement Board was read |4, heme Te SCR:
cited, these are the three nd social mectings are held the first before the faculty at their meeting last | New” Jersey, Ine heen visnene Ge
appear most frequently, he declared.| Monday of alternate months Monday daughier, Louise Denison, 28
standing in professiona
the influences of alum
its ath
All Methodist girls, especially freshe| Dr. Brubacher will
cl at
Regular business
foe
Ww
roe
ai 8
moos
|
Page Theo
MALE COLLEGE NEWS, OCLOBNR 17, 1924
Republicans May Be
Asked To Parade
Members of the State College Repub
asked tw march in a
Hien Chub may: he
demonstration pau
city rally hefore election day, it was said
and Dawes head
yesterday at Coolidge
quarters: in State Street
Republican campaigning with inte
opposition activity: hy the Demoerars and
continued this
ian did ot
campaigns
week, De
materialize publiewn
Seores of students have heen
publica Club, Many
ue ad Dawe
weit on,
enrolled in the
others are wei
but
a
ie Republics fe
instructions iv
ssiviing
voting
NEWMAN HOLDS PARTY
Neqwaniy Chib weleommedd its new enn
hers in the ekiss af 1928, atthe samunil
,
Mill,
ish practice teachingg in
School, wats the guest af th
and represe
reception, Aw in
5, th present «i
‘Club, pledged the freshmen,
aul Wold thein_ of the ideals ad aim af
the lub
Y. W. CABINET SUPPER
‘The cafeteria buzzed with the hum oi
busy voices ‘Thursday evening, October
9, What was doing? Why, Yo W.
supper.
eit most interesting
yw
com
“The membership
y. W
mittees. gave
committee stated the purpose of Y
0 bring the girls ot the college
closer friendship with Christ and
Wother, so that they: my. find both
emselves and in oilers life at its
AIL students, whether fresh
interested
and warke of ¥, We, drop
sin the hos by the ¥. W,
Hnalletin bowed. The
the hall-ap rata this: aid next, week
(Octuher 13-23) where thse wishing to
hecome members may di so, Member
ship fees ane one dallar per year
Social service committee has
dda work: among the settlement
in the Orphan Asytums,. the
the the Home for
st meeting of Yo Way €
Jr, Moldenhawer gave
toher May
Christian Fu
secand talk on
mental
Octoher 21, ¥, W, will have the op-
hearing Miss Emily W
among. the
Miss Weave
of the Mban
graduate of
PROFESSOR WALKER
DELEGATE
Ata meeting of the faculty called
, October 13, Professor Walker
ul Conference,
rk,
will he tables in|!
e|\ notion was carried that the dues
ite tothe New)
SENIOR CLASS NOMINATES
Hermeone Brabb, Harriet Dareus, and
Feluise Hrownell were nominated for the]
Value of Tests
When the psye
|Mepariments extanine entering stud
Jewel fall aud ask them to tell whether
TNocthantetit kertigee tiles, ive fifusteiows or hy, ek. or
2A. he new aficer ill the sition |" Eee tae
vate hy ATagiacel Tliehtige athe: g| thie answers on their fee value? Just
‘ nee Tens I ST that des these and all the other ques.
foreed ty resign due th ion 10]
sitet’ Wants Hionaires filled out by. the freshmen
DRAMATICS CLASS TO
| GIVE PLAY
The first dramaties play of the, ye
is sebeduted for the kuter prt of this |,
tionth, under the direction ef Kuith
Hingsins,
The chairmen af the
Make-ayp
ackenuish: Md
Hose
ice oof vice-president of the senor ela
Jat a meeting held Friday, Octéhe
| thoy
October |
Futranan
elle; Settings, Vivian
Hart |
‘Phe name of this production with not | which gave ler too many paints, aeeard> |
he made Known until the wight of the ing te the point system, The question was put to Dr, Arthur
play Many” Plana plays th K. Hoik, who has charge of the work,
mwither; Mildred White Detinitely,” he replied, " we eannot
ical My Vedier, the nice sa
Walter ‘Mor the "father.
Swart will dirvet! the next phy
SOPHOMORE CLASS ELECTS yj) jay just whnt
| Aba recent meeting of the sophomore} Some of the questions explain them=
class Miss Gertrude Swetmaw was elected | selves, such as, how many hours do
Athletic Fthel you think should be devoted to study,
i His, whe was haldingg two positions, lo sleep, to eesteation? ie
led as Girls’ Mletie: Ma
4 Miss Swetman
point out.
| Gints Manager, Miss
MUSIC CLUB ME
The Music Chih held its first, meeting | resi
vf the year in the auditorium, ‘Thursday. | fiyun
ether 9 Nettie Gilbert played. two |
violin solos, Phe Quartet” from, Rigo:
tte, and" Buiawink, hy Wienawski
Ruby Heron, Kath Cuber, ant Martha
user iN) are skiing fe for tiv
The freshmen class, ander the ditee=| jeeeytive stances Other questions, like,
is ina
oma siuue “tye Taian
dese? aad \ Lullaby." batt hy ‘Thurs tion of Mice Daly, Florence Craddoek, | heared one
aire yout quiek-tempered or calm? are
ho Lietranee, Agatti Klick yave thee Iva Hina, aid Gabi Cranes | at de ate wspertmocntal etnae 4
Hairy’ hy, MacDaw
ia sas aaa he Maclweheld elections Wesheslay. October 18, re yxing them yenr after ye
; Hane be Cine HU any etected the allowing olicers: mus When we ge
To a Wild Rose hundreds of
Clarence Class| throngh we may. he able to work ont
Nephew
The nest aneeting of the elub will he | President
Vhursilay, Oetuber 23, |Keporter, Jack Dobriss Manager Men's [ime sort of Taw. Cah MG
a Ailieties, Honey Meigs Student answers three of the altern:
Yther ie Ti tes hebd for{ lives favorably to himself and all the
yere fire ta be Feevates Held fOr) others unfavorably, we may be able
ARE YOU ELIGIBLE ike te
In answer ty many, inquiries, the fli] Vigg
cers nf Chemistry Clubs wish! te acl
that anyone who has passed Chemistry 1,|
and wha is naw taking any other | Seeretary
chemistry course, is eligible for member-) Ruth: Lane
hip in the elu Hreasurer
fe wre ally
co-oP | Manager Girls’ Athteties
li order ty abide hy publisher's] Eli@theth Strong, Marjory
rules, all first tern text huaks nnst —_
he returned hy Octoher 20, Come in
af ance or you will find yourself with KiAe 2: BERDGES
Kappa Delta Rho
Out a test
Jiottowing pledees: J
son, "20; DeWitt Zeh, 27:
Gri.
to form an advance opinion of the
ind cof an individual he is.
Ve have students,
"who hi
Erwin Allen, Charlotte Jones
continues
| thase alte
Honey Brigus
most
t may
njust, But
self unjust
was, dis=
Seoyer.
rally believes. hi
would say that he
No. one
honest on the questionnaire
tne} Answers. to aestions about the
occupations of relatives, tell us. fro
stock of people the student
"38; comes. We ean draw some kind of
idea of what he will turn out tobe.
Lis too much to say we shall somes
predict whether a person. is
tlestined for muecess or tnilire.in life,
and foretell. what fine of work is most
fitted for him, but that is am ulti
aim of of the investigat
Then
announces
Kottin Stephene
Ibert | whi
SPANISH CLUB
fof the Spanish Club
day, October
meeting will be
Ganong,
Harry
\ special meetin
Ms by
SOPHOMORES
1 Three dollars] “There he a meeting of the] lese
f Freneh C) wuesilay. afternoon, | ation shows
Ties! it four o'clock, i Room 100, A] is. an “than” briliant
|stident, we have a partial scx tion
si theaters are invited. to. thie: mvecting
Vaid he present, av it ls of]
Menge be sure and remember the
initiation purty ton he hla Fray
ft Oktalce
Shon that st
work, Ia. stilent will §
hoth in high s
ligenee fails, we know something else
is wrong. Perhapps he is doing too
|much outside work, A reference to
= |his answer to the question whether he
MATH, CLUB MEETS Jwill carn art of his college expenses
nmay account for this,
\ special meeting of the Math Club
valine The three chief te
Voatitical jis to he held “Chursday at M.imen say they chose State
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I is of the utmost ims|their alma mater,” De. Heik said,
horkinee that every member be press its
‘tuning in ‘the teacher training
Proetent of he wit, to elect the treasurer and to vote field, its location and the influence of
fur’ those who are el
sophomores, who have selected His-
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS,
OCTOBER 17, 1924
BASKETBALL
HEADSNAMED
Class Teams Formed
‘The upper class basketball teas
have elected the following officials to
t them through the gantes this
on; Senior team, Alice Daly,
captain; manager yet ‘to be elected}
M, Wright, captain:
Milmine,
beth
sophomors
Mary Ne
hat this
manager}
un
oe help. the them
to break training,
HIKE ENJOYABLE
“Coffee's rely nay." and om that
invitation, the Indian Ladderites. sprang
up to renew their supply of sp
a ta tomate, sooty deuyetnnts. au
‘The members of Dr, Dow
cation course, mtilized the
hold aay extra session of the elas, as a
result they may tell wild tales of a snake
captured ane allowed to escape,
The hike was satisfying; from the
who did not fall from
the Tadder, to the stalwart one wha wot
dered if the erevice was ent for her,
‘cess, specially
Dr, Croasdale,
Miss Mor:
amd Miss
faculty
Dr. Dou
ris, | Miss
Sentland,
afternoon at tree o'clock in the del
room of the
Avenue.
present
tate Cole
i elinp biter Wars
Plans being
itizenship
ining course ¢
ch other scouts,
G. A.A. FROLIC
Come and see the sophomores bee
chave in their anties to
at the frolic to be
‘A business meeting will precede the
stunts, At this meeting proposed
changes in the present constitutio
date of nominations for officers and in
the manner of winning lass numerals. |
hese proposed revisions are on the
A, bulletin board and should be
studied in order that the voting may
he a true index of opinion,
WORTH SEEING
-Bent for Heaven,’ staged at
the Capitol theater tonight and tomo
ight, is well worth seeing.
Futterer
Miss Futterer_ added
took: the Pulitzer dram
Tickets for the pla
balcony for a
Agnes FE
classes toilay.
that the ph
prize last yei
can be secured in
dollar ten, and with such a competent
judge as a voucher, there is no question
but that one’s money would he well
invested in procuring a ticket for the
portrayal.
| more after graduittion
itil
he voted on. These amend
which have passed the G. A. A. Cou
cil, are concerned with a change in the}
informed her}
CALENDAR
iday, October 17
00 P. M., Room 250,
n Party, Gym
Junior Freshy
Saturday, October 18
Campus Day:
Tuesday, October 21
¥. W. C. A, 3:00 P.M, Auditorium
Wednesday, October 22
Chamber of Commerce Club, 4:00 P, M.
Thursday, October 23
Club, 4:30 P, ML, Auditorium
Music
| Best Pedagogue
Freshmen, you've only just hein to}
be acquainted with all the events and)
new ideas State has to offer you! What
Jis it now? The
is that? No,
Jat study, he
uired course
ful Colley
ach year
| Year Hook which is issuc
May on Maving-Up Day
Words éannot describe ity inestimable
worth, aud pkwe in eollege life. ‘The
Petagogine includes pictures of the
uty: and af the seniors, with
quotations, Class ygroups ar
Tists of the members af exch class, Shap
shots aud jokes hold no ininar part in
creating general interest, Kael yearly
publication of the Ped. features: some-
Ming, new and everyone wonders what |
secret the Hvsatrd has "up its. sleeve "|
this time, under the directorship of
Mildred fTammerste “hit |
Aso there for
antgraplis i which
will ‘mean much now, a
is xiven you |
{When the opporta
J sign ty for a Ped. ‘The staal cost is
from three to three aud one-half dollars
| at
Famous Speakers
_Mesailer Wolleot
few York dri
“uty playwright
\\ cacts da lecture al
ng the Dramatic ad
Art Assuciation’s program this, season,
it was annomced by: the il today. |
Mr. Wolleatt will op
st month with his popular lec-
i "Me. Barr
‘chers will
son and |
exhibit ctehings
Miss Eunice A, will deliver
Jiccture on * The Art of Etching” at}
this time, An oil painting hy an olf
Haaster will also be shown,
BREACH OF PROMISE CASE
B
loyd Landon has a ease on some
Breach of promise proceedings
art soon, the parties concerned
carrying on their tc Tes under
assumed names, For further informa-
ndon, the de-
|fessionally known as, Prafe:
chison, of the Political Scien
ment,
| SPANISH CLUB
ish Club held a special meeting
ber 13. Plans for}
y discussed, and. several
[committees appointed.
Tt has been decided that member
|ship in the elub is open to all t
interested in Spanish aud the Spanish|
people, whether or not they” are]
registered in the Spanish department. |
A- membership committee was ap-
pointed, consisting of Cora Reed,
chairman; Anne Steidinger and Sadi
Greenwald, A drive for new members
is being started.
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