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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MARCH 2, 1928
State College News
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‘State College for eachers
THE NEWS BOARD
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Wrurane M. FRexcit, Managing, Editor
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willbe preserved,
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as “Anenica’s” Best. Teact
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h 2, 1928 Vol, XII, No. 22
\T CONVENTION
nd callege administrators
jue af conventions by their
We take pride
Seconn Pnizi ERs Cou
Painrao ov MI
Albany,
FACUL
And now our f * members,
are proving their faith in the ¥
tenance at Boston during the last week.
1g that our College authorities are
tive ay to fairly sh
room, made so by the attendanee uf a faculty: member at
a convention or conference. Little do they: realize the
benefits, in the way of new attitudes sand methods of teach:
ing, reaped from such an activity. Fortunately State is
not one of these! And the greatest part of it all is that
ate College in sending sv many delegates was so lirgely
represented.
INDIVIDUAL HONOR OK STATE'S?
What a lot of excitement 3 sport column can make
cause a certain writer holds a certain viewpoint whieh he
deems it wise to express in his own individually signed
th
whole schoul is at arms,
Ay Baker and our manager of basketball are drag-
me of old State tw the very dust of disgrace
of arrangements and a general system: vi
y business brings for them individual hiner
nf the self respect of our Purple and Gold
is radically wren,
these men sire absolutely separating any
vm the arrangements—and L think they
1s only. for the gool of the team, they
‘There is an old idea prevalent tha
wer how hard yout
(quintet, someth
However, if
personal element
and are pul
should be commended.
no matter what you do, and ae
do fur another's good, you are sure tw “get in duteh
The couch could probably’ vouch for that. 1 seems almust
impossible that a man who has built a team so strong as
He, whe has spent his very
hing and training of his tean, giving them
should wish to withdraw ther from the real
truly. stil games where they could
show their calibre and bring themselyes and their school
il honor. Certainly this year’s schedule featuring
avy games and games in whieh the coach knew we
were running avery high ele uf breaking our large
record of wis, proves tw as that the coach i absolatey
0. ice, in the past, he hits. proven his wissen ancl
Sok SaIEIMERL Fam ah HN AONE foRUD enter ti Fo
Sight to katow that he is daing only that whieh is the best
for State?
“COACH BAKER FASHION
CAPABLE GUIDANCE,”
self ‘in the
he had,
ts and combats.
TEAM WITH
SAYS STUDENT
‘To ‘re Eusvox
he two articles Kast week, one appearing in the News
and the other apparently copied av the Knickerbocker Press,
censuring Couch Baker tor bis hull the hasketbutl
team, should not, Lbeheve, go unreruted
aay unet graduate
‘Speakinye front 'the paint vl views ot
student, ait not in any way comecter! with the athleuc
activities, Fado nut believe tit the coals is in amy way
Fespotisible, Int rather the victim uf cieumstaces, The
jeatts ts whoa
fact that Si
Ieggivalreasun
they were smianitestly
fur eriticizing the evach.
“Whe ruth uf the matter 4
an exceptionally. tine
te what one would esyect ti
te has played a number
Supering coustitntes
Percy
that Chach Haaker has de
itl, ity tact a ery
fin tron the
fur aur power here. Hut the euch forces quite plainly
that this type uf ten is hue tratsiters and fren the nature
tf things ih ca Fast at best, bat -ane year more
Graited then, teat tes year sand perhaps wet, we have
a team well quilified tee match skill wilh representative men
colleges; what will the condition be when this. teas he
passed ony ad none can take its hive © HY sald be rece
1
sary tw digcontinie Fel
Tees an resume sur
calleges with whom
hed. And this at conse wonky uartivularls
Yor perhiyps a possible tit ws Jie ails natural
se purse, theretore, ts be cuttin
fines that we hase 1s
he
bs the writer
Coaelt taker has dome
thing whielt lie dives iy ah
ta be the best possible +
ciate et that they
calibre, bat they alse avpreeiite the Gaels position atid
PWhink, in syimpathy wath hi vial ian the tint
iinlysis, it doesn't mation whether iret calleytes
or sutalier ones, AML that really venue's ty that we: kin
That we have a seeat tec anil they cover then
selves with glury ar not” does vinto ity all that
Keiskethall mre anal we ure
Hise, aad inciently: We
are. State
ler they. win
ach,
believe in our e
(Sigued)
Undenunan,
SIMILARITIES IN RELIGIOUS CREDOS
SHOWN IN BRIAN BROWN’'S VOLUME.
The Story of Con-
volumes. Phila-
The Story
of Buddha and Buddhism,
fucins, By Brian Brown, $5. Tw
delphia: Da Ys
During the present period of attempts at world fellow
nd understanding, we of the West might do well
y ntributions of Kastern religions to world
he two pre-eminent religions of the Past
are Buddhism and Confucianism, In these two volumes,
Mr. Brown points out 11 ities of ereda in the
inelu nity.
¢ kniown facts about
The books si
the lives of the two early philusophe comtain their
ngs taken from the holy books of the Buddbists sd
fucanists, | There are fromthe
whic termed the "Buddhist’s
i from Confucius’ “Analeets” and “The: Great
arning”.
‘The first chapter of the Confucius volume is especially
sting, as it pictures the philosopher in his early
ad shows. the adversities that Ne met and over
From grain mart inspector, he progressed to he
cacher, traveler, premier of a Chinese state,
of a religion,
erystaliz
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FOR VICTORI
FEW
COACIER
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Eprtow or tue News
Are such teams as Dartmouth, Pratt
Bonaventure, Alfred and St, Stephens "set-ups
with one or two exceptions they are teams that represent
great many more men than does the Purple and Gold
drawn from 120 men, Does this took as if the management
were working for a string: uf victories?
State happens to be able te meake a youd showings
these teams this year because she hits at the present st few
wvodd athletes who entered two and three ye This
fact plus a good coitch heave made as well
court
1
$ ae,
awn one the
unless something is done tu bring
Swe will be winning
ya very few points
iy highly proba
more men ty State
1m the present se-called
HI.
ina few ye
set-ups”
should we
we can foresee whit is coming why
eater into relations with local colleges having twelve
thirteen himulred enrulled stents whet i a year or two
these relations would have to be broken. Our ygimes with
Providence sad St. Ronaventure are not, annual contests,
with ROPL Lor Unian would have to he iat
Our refusal tu accept
Weal
wot
al affaie by: public’ demand,
year would he seized upon by: the
in Know irom experience what
same the sec
news sheets
fallow.
Ti we really feel thar we want to
iy ome way it can hvamraly be lane aul it ot
the cower and manager. I is by bringing more
State College. What group af people ure hetter
do this: than our alumnae
interested
The coach is all right: the manager is all right. Ging
them a few more amen with athletic ability and they will
preduce at team that will show as ereditahly i the Tauire
| as this year's team has against the teams we want te phis
| Then let's got bss with the saunamae and talk: State Col
able
sunt what grep should be mate
lege to men wher will be hue to the College as stilent
sunt athletes, Get te men a year Tony
Herney, Klein, Gell, Carr, aed Grillin type, Get this, type
J oof unai in the elisses of “82 gud AS and then talk hig
“as (Siguied)
Fike W. Che we
| | SCOACH_ VICTIM OF CIRCUMSTANC
j [1S NOT PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE”
Vis rue Bina
One hay hist week
Within a Gey hays that small awl eertatly ip
J uiattcr fies assmied sel Rare proprtioars iat it Hats ben
Ahura ii at least three Capitol Disteiet wea sper, uh
secoridinus be ane repaarter, las “eae saver United Hr
Ie seems ac hittle it toe bad duit we are anlite tee straighten
hat air petty banily differences at bonne sith etlistin
tlhe sympathy. ad A pti
An article written by Lent vot State Culley
Suuliy ‘Tetesr taet wat at etic tin
phased such tens Lawrence, ete
nice Hakers arrival these games fave heen atepped 1
myeht tie well bor the weiter eet that attiole: tie teal that
he team tee solic Be abide retercane yay halt tsa
mew as Marty Harry and Stanley Fitzgerald Rares
avis vie vot thie enatstatinge ste any thie pet
Hashethall worl Wink ae ot tha valilre tea imate
Hy svars teasemalde: toe selivdahe stron. beat
wir teat tutkay Je HLetniey. 4 aly
“ we Hal even Tiel slid expat A
netting, “Lens Isuczsiskt. Hawi Get a
i Ser phased ae lusts selienl Cane cat Carat
phisal with soy sina bast tans, Ceateh Haher bias babe
Huoatertal like that ati tasty
Hronnghe tas Have: andes tiie
treaue oattits We vertainly |
|
| seats representing ‘astt
{ve aimee sh gilarable thate thie abave situations te the tat
tat there sae satiety as, dalled! ta pettens, wh
] are quite willy tee pritt sins tate me the tients sath
Fiserinnination hatsoeser at see anil pa esha Uy
Hee et scene te anolerstanel that at as se steal lead tatten
and wiser tee heege certain things sath vat prist bast 9eat
these aubisalials did seine similar “repeat te” al
Maat the results af that gaurtietbat hit at
wrnter the: vale: ah finer
nye eps ty
tune the aise
ant the feast that the student inne th
tuft” ystiich has heew written atid to assre Coach Maker
that it beheves ie Hhiay aind an bis experienced, capable
Ftv
teh whieh hues been
inal
Beas sny AvoRHACH, 29,
) SPRAYS
FPO™ the
SPORT SHOWER
by Saty
‘Some students seem to have mis-
understood the comment appearing
in this column last week.
column doesn't recommend a basket-
ball schedule filled with teams of
Dartmouth calibre, but what we
would like to see is the disappear-
ance of these Normal school teams
from our schedule and the appear-
ance of such teams as R. P. 1,
Union, Hamilton, Williams and St.
Lawrence. Looking back over the
basketball schedule, how — many
games did you enjoy? How many
games do you mention without
apologizing for the opposition?
Personally we can mention just |
St. Bonaveniure |
three, Dartmouth,
and Providence. Who enjoyed see-
ing the Plattsburgh or St. Michaels
teams. blundering around on the
fioor, helpless before the Purple and
Gold first team?
He den vet
tates: but tee
le
substitutes play
ses but
Captain Ruwsyu
pin iy
inlars, Guth and Grigin
shi and Carr sill be back at fur
Merney at snard and Klein a
ward at center
in,
ie in ts
Pony py
The best th
keume was to se
“ACTING BEGINS IN
ONE’S BONES,” SA
EDITH W. MATTHISON
her
Beatrice”
closed her eyes for a moment before
consenting 10° sce i
the Seare Conroe News alter the cead
jig at Chancellor's hall Friday: night
Miter av slight pause
Collexe girl for
her favorite topie—
hould a prospective
draiities course ft preps
inyateriiats litle particles whic deter
thine atte heredity. \ jad actress is |
bern stud avo tae, He yutt are te be }
an actress. sal Will by: ates ae iE yo
fre tial te be oie, all the deanraties
ii tie world will nat inake
wattle he
By Edith M, Lawrence, ‘30
ntly a little fatigued — from.
reading of Macterlinek's “Sister
Edith Wynne Mathison
representative of
said that
delighted to tlk to a
a few minutes about
clots and actresses.
aetress take a
ation for her
It all depends on you,” she
“Or on your chromesemes, these
mt very early. To hesgan to act whest |
Fowas ahent live sears ald, \ Tittle
Hater. my hrethers and lial a. dre
nate wtih and produced oar «sea
phiys.” Her eyes spnarkled ats she re
iivd ty plays sant the ela, "And
re TP hhave always rveited, yet
Many ae rs aiid actresses
have taken drinutiec vonrses. Rath
erine Cortell ail George Arliss. are
tainaig. thet.
\wliss
warly
Kind of cute thar he is vajaible at, PON"
Hee paged ante yycteh ase game, [0H ated is rome, ipa vel
tot the hest at his careers hint the HD ie a as abla
Weed He Hee ai een eae etree nitist hearts that it is very he
—_ she ulin she has sumentie te tell her all
Joe Herney must bea fair guard |!" mets ot techuigne, Thaw to nse
at’that. Lipinski, of St. Bonaven- |!) Seley tar instance, thht’s very in
fire, beat Cornel almost single | irtaut.” Ter own hesntiial tn
handed but couldn't do a thing [{itel tones wemted the mend to her
against Joe. Allen of Providence | !!1
and Troy, was captain and high Neal toy nanan fer Dol ills
Scorer of the eastern outfit last pier tare.” she yansed emphatically
year and he collected (our points [slic natlin't Infink Wer eye~ when che
Test week against Joe. Not so bad! | Mult sta iy fj
Jel Humphry tole tof punish | is Melia sly
mnt it last iy te Hin der te | 8th ‘ i
tine ead fos read mbit tao | Mer
rove fae earl aires thy 960 i thik sh sitively.
- Jenllece cleation is Teh onal ae ats fin
On the whole, the Mrayidene werk T never hal one tnpseli
sean Was quite: imteresting, Ohne | hessat Wess bys ittwen to
did't. find snauy dull masgnents in | E dity't clusions ten. Ut
that forty-five gminntes ot phe Hisht vai. Ste katcliedl as thomah
The game. tomorrow ends the | tHe ioc st ane = eshwcation stun
Purple and Gold basketball season Whur, | Verhepe that is Inestise
State should win by a comfortable
margin from the invaders from the
metropolis, Griffin and Goff will be
playing their last game as mem-
bers of a State College varsity
basketball team,
Custom of Wearing Suspenders Revived, And How!
White; Red, Yellow, Purple Predominate
BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
cel \ i 42 ‘ 1
ned erty
ik
| 14
Pree emer 1 1
ae] ro 1 ots
iv ut er it
hh is uo
[Mar od Vrwhdyn Heuaen nN ' ‘
| Totals ¥
iw
Sete oot
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Won lon Weave
was 7 718 I
Tr SS
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MARCH 2, 1928
"31 HASN’T CAPTURED |Mrs. Emma Merrill, ’52, E:
SOPH’S BANNER YET; « pees io
HUNT TO BE IN MAY
HRS. LEACH TALKS
COMPULSORY CHAPEL
To State At 95 In Letter To Oliver Kipp| UNITES STUDENTS, DR.
HERE ON MARCH 16 Mr. Olver HNin rset of hehe of mead. Lc, BRUBACHER’S OPINION
Se inait Erzan Chalom it esha class is wot set bi ‘Century club, several group photographs of my cite reat aoe of compos as
To Address Assembly
For Voters Unit
Doctor
ted out in a joint as
we only way to get
R. Brubacher
cond | her death,
Mrs, Henry (
will] The fetter fo tidents is hy compulsor
York, ehairm: State | hide the
Women Voters will address | hnsitdin
dent body: in assembly. Marel | t0
Mes, Leach is wile of the editor! hy
nt] President of Halt Century: Club.
five (3) points tothe winning | pear Sie
dinary ability and charm and] class towards the inter-cliss rivalry] House cleaning time nearly always ex-| expansis
specially effective platform | contest,
Anne Sterfins| The
eo New Voters anit | the tre
Weer Voters at] Mys
we Koran, "She is a woman of | ive
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MARCH 2, 1928
STATE NOSES OUT
PROVIDENCE, 31-00
Kuozynski Leads Attack With
14 Points, Followed By
r With 7
Ry Roy V. Suuuvay
‘The Purple and Gold, Friday night,
k Providence college by i
The State team played an uphill game
and showed furious fighting power in
coming from behind on at least six dif-
jy turn hack: the
erent occasions,
fighting five from the East coast
“Phe game was hy far the fastest and
Ht seen this year on the col
aid probably in the Athany
hardest fa
Jee court
Provide
three starts prior
had bowled over
wf Teelnulogy
ai New Hampshire and
Alen, ‘Tray. boy and
searinge threat af the invailers, was
Ay checked by Jue Herney, Bing
wield hint to at” sinygle
Griffin Back In Line-up
Captain ‘Tony Kuczynski was. back in
i hest form with a vim, and played an
excellent game, He scored fourteen af
the. Purple sand Goll points,
J the State scoring, getting
seven points on two fields and three
Golf, althongl ontscored by his man, Mes
for two. weeks
cal knee, played a splendid same,
yeseventh straight sinew his en
Iranee into Si
Krieger, MeCue and Szydla played best
for the visitors but the whole Providence
team put itseli in bad grace with the
auficnee hy talking hack. to Humplries
the rete nin Mur of any
sturted, Seydla, Fravitence sud, peed
the scoring when he scored a field as the
site forwards went down the fluor a
ide Hail, incorreetly believing. it
: all.
Captain “tony Kaczynski 0
seared the first point for the
oa afaul, ‘Tho trailing hi
State stexpped inte it and
pile ap a 127 lead within: hi
Kucgyiski, Carr and Goll s
this spurt anid the Teachers passing was
nrewtly improved. Mt this point, Pre
dace braced and the hale
in tsi to stint
ie tly ine Purple
substinted for Gy
half. State opened, the
iv field hy Cary atten al
thirty seenide ot lay Seyi tlhe
itors’ jena, ther sank Wwe fells
Eye thas eae at Dap
Game Hard Fought
Vhe jeune was a tomeh tight for eae
teu “Care pit the, Puegle att
ale Hiihitis an fant, Wt
did tit bast few Mute le
a vote toatl
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Coach Under Fire
STUDENTS ATTACK |
BDITOR’S CRITICISM
Censure Of Baker Is “A Little
Radical,” Is Koerner's
Statement
TAYLOR UPHOLDS BAKER
“We Ought To Play Worthy
Opponents,” Is Opinion
Of Griffin
‘The "Sprays from the Sport Shower”
column regularly written by Roy VY, Sul
A student commentary. «ny
ceived much fiery
Kast week's. "I
person expressed it
expressed the
wi far ais playing onthe
fart ot ihe. first tent. ie. eomeerned
Whitt we want,” he siti ity Hast aveek's
Sark Cente
te test the var
for
Lor aquilaize.
ane tes Te that
res jsimes. with |
hility: af the
His opinion in general
the mangement pr
teats whieh de ne
““Courteny Albany Byeulng News
Conc Retienvow Baxer
Tesi
trai titre phisers is tin is not on the teat at all attempt
————— I the sii ofthe. secon,
put the time
Ca ‘ony Kuczynski won the jammed ft nen ne Mich ean tack ha
for the Purple aud Gold with a field i au pat vont
ie bux score is Motte re. and con
st JJ ovine several «
. a ee
Karst aco 2 A iatttetetie 4 4G] ere mac te irl Gor dey aot
i Pp typReeweete gd a refused to |
Cis gL a a] Sealant i A] there we
Hiern, 8 3) Maticte cor 2 AY cag
Wiis tt g Mth Xevid. Therke, “28 says “hy is: the at
| title vod aims et tlie bay's, Lthitk,
Totals 9.1) Totals Mosse, Hany tink we ih tc |
Stati
Sere, at halt Tinie—State
commit stats 25 Pe idence, 1
thant believe we cu
Heme as Darbnouth or
FV think we eval mine
Agrees With Sullivan
ie, “L aree ee
G.A.A. COMEDY TICKETS|"
TO BE SOLD MARCH 1) . i (vin. 2x
+ publication of thar they
Mhk wot
Hast Week F heard pevple sity
the Gamma Ga ‘were bared 1
lect al
Vickets for th
sa weil
ap
Florence -iuinpleys
29, will xo on sale Mareh 1, according
28, president "|
atten,
Swill rave charge uf the adverts an
Hearsay for the com ae |
being conducted
The comedy will he presented only
sve night, Last year the comedy "On
the Fenve” was given two nights.
al experience ont the thio |
S reall practice
aS aa tod
"| FRATERNITY TO ISSUE _|
GolF tied in up with ae foul Heney 2
then broke theetuslh for a tive painter
Met un vied it aa
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However, George Taylur
of the squad
sf this coe
Lwritecup is quite mitaie heeanse ates { athteties
| eam, a the mangement
arent nent sift in his
yn] thie ten eeiteny Tel a their eplaiona ome wf hinger cullewes pu. Bi the see
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[eur team up to play
they ever played in tcir
1 consiclering seh opponents as Chirk
on Aired, Brooklyn Pulytech, St, Bott
venture, and Union as. ‘setups. As
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atisburyh
Questions Policy
“E think,” Ie said, “the
Write-up Is Unfair
criticize the aetion of the coach, the
Every cosich
seeunul team, aunh ney a
en teams when the scure is only a few
1 Sully’s criticism sme witht
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DR. RISLEY UMPIRES
FOOBALL CONTEST
Coached Football, Track, And
Baseball At Denver
High Schoo!
Ofeiating at the Dartmouth-Cornell
Cornell
S.are not
football ames, and Syr
ames for the past few y
the only ant interests of Professor
Adna WW, Kistey, heal of the history de>
vartivent
ated sit
the °U
on the Co
foot all cowely ot
well
t
coach for the major athletes of
trae, aml Iniseball atthe Den
schinal wher he wats comnceted
Find the Dartnouth-Careell yeames
very interesting, ys, “since these
names always present spectecnlar plays
‘awl bring ant minor phiyers inte the
When opinion whether or
hat State. ¢ aecentuats athletic
Pro de "As
[Eaten
leties
hee h
nether
way tet other callege da, Ot-times,
in the larger universities. Mave
Hevelaped tor ac dangerous extent, robbing
Hl: athlete ef
rnvakinge the sport aller
T have
the: atic fehl ‘he evatinned, “tat
Hon tha Fai’ my wir
Feuching is the bigs ine
100
Years
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MARCH 2, 1928
NEWS COPIES SENT |4¥NOUNCE PLEDGES.
TO CONTEST HEADS
Columbia Press Associatio
To Announce Winner
March 9
Copies of the Stare Contrae News| Snith
nv sent to the Columbia Sehol-
contest sponsored by the
the anny
association, the News hoard annomced | Martha Howland, res!
teachers college-normal school class
The winner will be announced at the!
convention of the press Kroup, Ae
he | orpatriek
| Becta ann
| Kanter, Emil;
and Saturday, Maret 9 and 10,
Delegates who will represen
Miss Hi
and general meetings
Murphy,
and. instr
college, A
delexates I
morning a
The association is national in sep
hundrers of newspaper, maggie’
news-magazines are entered in th
teach year, Membership is
all papers yiblished hy
open for
kindergartens, primary: sehools
and higgh
schools and teacher colleges
Special meetings atthe
senior sehouts,
will be for fieulty ailyisers
papers whieh haye faculty: aulvie
censors, Since the Sev Conner News
attend, linwever
AS prosps
publications,
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he attndaner at thy
the
until it
Huriny its fra year, iL wie
to leave early
Ww arrive in New
session of the congress
8 SORORITIES HOLD
ENTERTAINMENT FOR
FRESHMEN SATURDAY
Heighty.restavan pests
hon
vests ist wight
thay titi
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W, general els ssi
2k; Ruth G
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30, and
FACULTY
The women tuculty tuenibers will
rt faculty suetabier
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association for entrance in
[membership Dorothy Abrams, Betty
Phettephice, |
gand Wilt}
| member
‘The newspaper will be entered in the] Uy
|
DORMITORY LIFE 18
TREAT, SAYS GERYI
OF NINE SORORITIES
Dela Omeya welcomes into full
Ardith Down, Helew Heu-
Jewel Jolson, Katherine
Betty M. Schrauth, Kthel
Marion Smith,
Burdett,
Merril-Palmer Student
Writes In Letter
derson,
Norri
“The opportenities for meeting i
teresting people and above alla
Fee ee eamen fil cf the
Teles Campbell Josephine Ho J, ] two phases of life at the Detroit Mer
wid Eliza-] Palmer school of tome
me alunite Frost enjoyed hy # ther Guy ster
vere PrESeHET awd Atina Girvin, stu
Sunday after: |Wl Mina ¢ on
hoon at the sorority: house
Jheth Rolie, 29, we
ine there this.
letters recently
of 4
wand
thy Burdick, Elsi
Gallup, freshen
WI; anal Hlizabvet
ily Leek’ and Renextte
Miller, freshen,
Chi Sigma Theta welcomes, inte full
fvemberships Mary Dyer, anand f-mvall nit od
atherine Broderick, -Duris Rutter, funingte sith ait
stance de Guzman, Mice Fasoldt, [yer the Eni ini ea
youdyiser, it will not be | jer ship
Yat this meeting, [Htc
iret Hirkey, Cather
Htiabetl Moriari
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well, Ruth Kelsey Kelley, fnew tricantstaps aiid thie terniation
Mildred Iam, Wie Hanky a Fees ene cuimneet 1 santo
riscila Hammrstey, Marion Downes, | areaiiy vicemraced andl taeitita
reshinien, and Katherine Hattersley. oy
ie i
Te Myha ‘Can wvelenuies fut otnth vin tu
Wworual vembershins Lillian Fisher, Elizabeti {phe ase at
hicolson, elizabeth
hi Delta welvames inte full mene |
Ghulys Hassett cad st] nal with evattin
Vinnis Crittkstianh
Beatin Dorothy fare stds
atherine Krenwer, fresh: fiaieat, Hetiie iuahitn
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in the Hane «
51; | Miss
Fusion Beta
menihershipy
wan), Mary Stuart, Lor
Margarete Breit
= Newell, Netie Conte Mildred
Whi wetemes jit
Marion Roberts,| Muli
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Co-ed With Only Five Birthdays
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