StateCollege News
XIV. No. 30
VOL.
STATE COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS, ALBANY, N. Y., FRIDAY, MAY 23,
PLANS OF SOCIETY
ARE READY TODAY
New
Honor Fraternity to
Induction in June if
CALENDAR
To-day
Student assembly. Audit irium,
Page iall, 11:10 A. M.
To-morrow
Commct ce club banquet. C ifeIluested
hall,
i:30
teria,
P. M.
Wednesday
C a n t e r b u r y club picnic at lm ian
Laddc r.
Leave colic ge at
5:00 1 . M.
Have
(
P l a n is Passed
"If
t h e student
favorable
association
action
constitution
for
scholastic
society
induction
will
June,"
takes
on the c o m p l e t e d
the
lie
Emanuel
tlie
first
conducted
this
Green,
plans, an-
A
nounced.
was submitted
ministrative
council
for a p p r n \ a l
fied
I lie
to the a d -
minor
mittee
has
made
the
suggested
of
Andrew
varsity
debate
a
which
of
the
The
next
Martha
of
Richie,
the
elections
afternoon
T h e Scottish team w i l l
three
months'
period, meeting the
Miss Richie said.
llritz,
\lthongh
fuur
group, they
will
men will
form
tin
he divided i n t o two
and E v e l y n E.sniav, '33.
teams nt two e.eh. Each team will
T h e laeiilt \ m e m b e r s of the c
,
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i
I f<i o w a schedule .. its o w n .
1 he
i m t t e i arc D r . ( i c r t r n d e I-.. D o u g l a s ,
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. . S c o t t i s h debaters will he chosen from
• ,
i n s t r u c t o r in InologN , I )r. I l a r o l d
W.
I ' l i o i i i i i M . i i , professor of h'.ug- ; me d o l t i s h universities ol Edinburgh,
lisii, a n d M i s . , ' E l i z a b e t h \ an Den (ihisgow, Aberdeen, and St. Andrews,
b u r g h , registrar.
Tlu-y will he chosen by the student
T h e C o n s t i t u t i o n is as f o l l o w s
representative . . . u n c i K
of Scotland
Viicli- I N:i
1 o m i i l g here M
d e middle ol i I c t u 11
her. they
will
reinaiil in A m e r i c a
until near t i n
i,| ni" | )t., ember,
i|s, i anuotini ci
II
I he debate ,
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III
The
Pi
Alpha
sorority
by
and in
T a n will
have
the first m a n to be chosen president
of
the student
association
since
1024.
H e w i l l be i n d u c t e d
into
office in assembly this m o r n i n g by
M a r i o n E. B o t t o , '30, r e t i r i n g president.
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WOMAN ATHLETE
WILL BE LEADER
OF G.A.A. FOR 1931 , b l e d
,
Kiaduali
wish
to
,
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B e , i i i i , , V a n S t e e n b u r g h , '31 W I I I l l o l l , e l ueiltat•> cdiH at
mo, high school , .In
I
I t h e ( n i l s ' \ t h l e t i , a s s o c i a t i o n i/,-,l c o l
d u r i n g tin c o i n i n g year, a - a r e s u l t c a t i o n , a n d g r a d u a t e c o u r s e s , li
ol
i,III,,iUlllelH
a III l o l l 11 c c , I
for
the
i n d u l g i n g in
diamond,
games w e r e
teams
on our
played
field
the
not enjoy any strenuous w o r k - o u t s .
However,
the players are f u l l of
e n t h u s i a m and ' r a r i n g to g o , ' a n d if
they show last week's f o r m , should
in on the favorable
the scoring
side
of
sheet.
The players
who will
trip, according to Coach
m a k e the
Rutherford
are
Nldilll
i hiillls
will
l ,
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..ll.lge.s
will
Ihe
be
lie
, llie
Will
a l - , , lie
I .illege
boil-.'
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Conducts Annual
Frolic To Give Awards
M^a^'linki'V, Mild,,-., iiai
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enveloped
vicinity
on the home
outside
PEDAGOGUE STAFF
,
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M
in
the
I'lmty-oue
juniors
and
three prcsid
'
the
Young
Men's
! o p h , . m o r e s w i l l be o n I he p e l ; , | I h r i * t i a n a s s o c i a t i o n l o r t h e r o m le -staff
I,
«"«»<•
l o r next year, a c c o r d i n g 1 i - g w .,,-. ;
ding t o W a r r e n R.
' " l ' , | i l h M . b i i i i e s , ' . i l , t h e n e w j Cochrane. '3(1. r e t i r i n g j i r e s i d e r t . T h e
e d i t o r in c h i d ,
n e w officers will be installed nest
I he h n s i i i e s s m a n a g e r
will be week and t h e p l a n s l o r t h e c o m i n g
M a r i o n Gilbert, ' 3 1 . T h e l i t e r a r y year d r a w n up.
editors arc: Alice
Splain,
Helen I
'I'he o t h e r officers of t h e Y M C.
' ' l i s , A n n e C r i u k s h a i i k , W i l h c h n i n a , A . a r e : George
W i l l s . '32. vice
Schneider, C a r o l s n K e l l e y . and Z o e president; L a y B l u m . '32, t r e a s u r e r :
11 iin'ichs, j u n i o r s .
I Earl Bloouiiugilale. ' 3 1 , -ecn-r-iri ;
!'be a r t e d i t o r s a r e : M a i g a r e t h c a n d r e p r e s e n t a t i v e
mi the
state
S c h r o d e r , Rachel G a l b r a i t h , Dor,,- l o i m c i l . I . b o d M o r e l a n d . '32
tbv
Kline,
junior*,
a n d F.velvn ;
T h e new cabinel w i l l h e . , I C a m p
P i t t s , \\2
I- sa D o w e r s , R u t h t "..ii
D u d l e \ ,.n l . a k . C h a m p l a i i i
from
ger
a n d C o n s t a n c e de d i i / m a n , J i n n 25 i.. I line 3(1 C o c h r a n e w i l l
i u u i o i - s , w i l l have c h a r g e o l p h u t , ,
a N , , at t, m l
staphs
\ b x.inder S, lio<,, E d s t h c
G r a f f , i h e ,,, w p i e s i d . - n t . ,i
' a i m - a n d C a r o l S i n n . .11, j u n i o r s , u r . n l i i . i t . m ' ••!-. -,-.. \ ' , , . n i a l s c h o o
. . m l s . l i n . i S u n s , 32, w i l l be t i n .,nd 1 ., \
a - i n . lent h e r . n.i t i n -
I 1..WI1 .,, ,1 I I .ink I I I I , .nil.I a -
I ll
9
TO BE
Graff To Be President
MEMBERS OF 19,.
0f Y M C A Next Year
AGAIN NEXT YEAR ,",;"'
All!
at
'y-•'l.i,v,|:is,,,, v,]:,v,v1?,.',-^:\;;V 3i SENIORS
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spell w h i c h
and
drills
coast
Russell Ludlum To Be
Association President
TO APPEAR HERE
II
house
R. Baker, are R i c h a r d VVhiston, L e o
Russell W . L u d l u m ,
' 3 1 , was
Allan, Thomas
Kinsella,
Robert
elected president of student assoT h e results of other sorority elecG o o d r i c h , Gilbert
DeLaura, John
tions are as f o l l o w s : D e l t a O m e g a : ciation, for next year, M a r i o n E. D e t l e f s o n , F a y B l u m , L l o y d M o r e Dorothy
Abranis,
' 3 1 . president; B o t t o , '30, president, a n n o u n c e d on
land, I i l l i s K o l o d n y , C h a r l e s L y o n s
H e l e n H e n d e r s o n , ' 3 1 , vice presi- M o v i n g - t i p d a y . H i s election was
and A l e x a n d e r S c h o o r .
Manager
d e n t ; Julia Lister, '32, recording
kept secret by M y s k a n i a u n t i l last
Kenneth
A. Miller
and C h a r l e s
s e c r t a r y ; D o r i s W i l l i a m s , '33, corrsponding secretary; Madge French, Fritl;i-V.
I.luckett and Ralph H a r r i s , assistant
'32. t r e a s u r e r ; and E s t h e r VYoodIsabel J. I ' c a r d . '32, was elected I m a n a g e r s , w i l l also a c c o m p a n y the
b t i n i e , '33, r e p o r t e r .
vice president and K a t h e r i n e M o o r e , 1 s q u a d .
I- la I ' h i : K u t h L a r k s , ' 3 1 , p r e s i - '•"••y s e c r e t a r y .
A l l uiidergi aduates w h o wish to
Frances V . Peek,!
,|, „ , .
\> i l h e l m i n a
Si hnei.ler, ' 3 1 , 31, a n d C l a y t o n S t e w a r t . '33, will I a c c o m p a n y the squad can d o so for
i i r r p r e s i d e n t ; D o r o t h y H a l l , '32. be college cheer-leaders next year, ' t i n - s u m of one dollar, according to
t r e a s u r e r ; l l e l e n e S m i t h , ' 3 1 , corE l e c t i o n ot officer.-, o l student an
announcement
|,\
manager
.•tary; A n n i , K i
a s s o c i a t i o n a u t o m a t i c a l h makes t h e Miller.
They must see him before
student
a member
ol
executive t o m o r r o w ,
he announced.
They
II,'en
Mi
i plan i
:
, ouncil
w i l l meet at t h e Ridgclicld d i a m o n d
\bl.ie Dim
l a n d be reads to leave at <> o ' c l o c k .
s,
M
r,
to
Dr
dehatiim
a b i h l s . •'•
Harold \\
llhiup'
presiden'i; ' K u t h ' P
Hughe,,' '3L
F m i l i s h and debate
\nnahelle M e l o n
,-,-,,., : „ , I v i . e p r e s i d e n t ;
I he n , u p , T . > «•'
\ewco 1 " f l l .
'•"•
stewardess;
Lucia
uiediateh
Lawn,,,
Mm.'itoii'e"
'31, .ind K e n n e t h M . l l e r . '32
' • • : , , ,
•;,
,,-easiuer;
anil
Edith
n.ssls ele, led members ol t b
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sthe eraduation ol l b , present t
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'
'
I e-ih
U l l . pres'ideii'f
se> l e l . i r y :
Agatha
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\ I . i c \ Kant,
m,'' !,',. R,.,.',, | , n ' \ l i , e ( i i h l i n '
i l l e i n a l i ,,n il
li/.ib.'th'l
Milliards'.
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K itheriue
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B r . i t r n e Sam
•' V,;'| ' , , , 1
Ruin I mb ' D
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,, d ' Mi'lilr.-d S m i t h ' '32,
In
leave
Russell W. Ludlum, '31, who is rest of the week, the squad c o u l d
KEDROFF QUARTET
I
rainy
and as several
next year w i l l be a m e m Xela
The
will
first t w o days of the w e e k p r e v e n t e d
\:i
•!:,
club
Baker's charges f r o m
'
,|
Ridgelield
stiff
Beta
Hartwick
o'clock in a c h a r t e r e d bus.
H a r r i s o n , '30, is the re-
Summer School Has 2
New Nursing Courses
I.
the
I'hi sorority. T h e
of
team
tomorrow
team and a few rooters
; Sir AHr" ii,,„.,.. '3L
•i
to oppose
S h e is a member
belt
RUTENBER NAMES
EDITOR IN CHIEF
OF '34 HANDBOOK
baseball
college nine in a r e t u r n g a m e .
the presidency.
The
other officers of G a m m a
K a p p a P h i a r e : E l e a n o r Gage, '32.
v i c e - p r e s i d e n t ; Elsie D u t c l i e r , ' 3 1 ,
corresponding
secretary:
Marion
C h u r c h , '33, r e c o r d i n g
secretary;
M a r i e Greene, '32, treasurer; H e l e n
H a k k e , '32, c r i t i c ; Elsie Babcock
and F l o r e n c e H u c h n e r , freshmen,
marshalls; Margaret
Service, '33,
reporter.
National
college
to O n e o n t a
t i r i n g president.
W32-33,
acting
State
will j o u r n e y
of A l p h a F.psilon
ber
is being sched-
leading college teams of this country
\U.
i „.
i,,L-ii. i
e;
. . . , . - h , l | i., .1
council
Will Carry
Both
Team
and Rooters to Scene
of Fourth Game
Albany
president
make a lour of the United States for
K e l l e y and W a l t e r
juniors;
men's
secretary
ber H o r 2 1 .
student
Eslh.-i- W a t e r s and L e o A l l a n ,
Driseoll,
as a result
Jeanette
pected to take place mi either N o v e m -
O t h e r m e m b e r s of t h e c o m m i t t e e
seniors; Carolyn
K a u t t e r , ' 3 1 , will he presi-
of i n t e r - s o r o r i t y
council.
will
Student f e d e r a t i o n of America, is ex-
associalii >n.
are:
Miss
executive
will
up f o r discussion in to-
B u t t , , , '3(1, president
college
uled by
day's a s s e m b l y , according I " M a r i o n
K.
of the
he the first opponent of the
The debate,
T h e com-
changes, .Hid the entire m a t t e r
four
of .Scotland
nounced today.
recommending
changes.
Bus
Kautter
Becomes
New
Intersorority Head as
Election Result
Hetty
team, next fall, the debate council a n -
The council has r a t i -
several
be b r o u g h t
Str.te
representing
universities
probably
of the faculty
document,
team
leading
'The p r e l i m i n a r y draft of the constitution
Betty
year,
'30, chair-
the necessary
HARTWICK MEETS
STATEJOMORROW
conducted
recently
by
Gamma
VARSITY DEBATE
Kappa
Phi sorority.
The presiTEAM MAY MEET dency of the c o u n c i l rotates, each
h o l d i n g the office in the
FOREIGN DEBATERSosrodreorr i tofy their
establishment on the
m a n of the c o m m i t t e e a p p o i n t e d to
formulate
GAMMA KAPPA PHI
TO HEAD COUNCIL
dent
proposed
to-day,
$2.25 Per Year, 32 Weekly Issues.
1930
• i i . ni. m o n
Rose
K n n II,
' .nh.-riue R \ ' , , l l i s , M a x m e Robin
• m i l Jean M i n k i n . j u n i o i s
'.•''.'';,;,''e.",' Business Staff, Dean
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Anne
L
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Pi.
last
week
the l i , , , b i n , , I
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ago
w.r,
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p i , -ellli,I
tw .
will
Mice w a s t a k e n . . v e i b y t r a c k a w a i d p u i s . M i s , I . n m d h o l ' e i
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B . w e i L D i a m o n d , '.ill. « ; „ geil
ange w a s necessitated by ,-, ,,1 c h a i r m a n of t h e breakfast. T h e
II in b o t h offices,
id- | following
committees
wt re
in
an Pierce a n d M i
D e w . , barge a i i angein. n I s, i b r t l i , , B u h l
urn
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Isabel l l c w t l t and
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n i will n o w C M , . a L e w , - , l i e s
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Marioric
M o r t o n a m i Jean
v ,,,
, M l - - Pi
Mil .•.•"!'> '!"' W " ' - ' " ",-!,„„„.
de.oialion, ,, , | „ , , K | , i ,,i t h e i . g i s t i . n ' s
\ , , . , B u r n s and M a i p n i c W l U o . i ,
mm
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n . I,
I
l''raiu.-> \
| ' r , k, ' 3 1 , will be vice
I I t h e r d e p a r i u i i nt- w i n , h o , nt
Ml
pi e-i.b i l l . l - b / a b e i h
lacksoii, '32, lei ing i o n i s e s ,,| i n s t i m l i o n i b i
t r e a s t i i e r a n d K a l h e i i i i e M o o r e , '33, Istllliniei- include tin , oilimerce, F u g
tlianullo,
ball
Mi- I
-e, i , l . u s
Rosalie
Isarpel,
'33. ' l i , h , F r e n c h , s c i c m e, and s o c i a l U o l i n , , d
h a - been elected cheer l e a d , ,
science d e p a r t m e n t I he l o i n ,., u ,,,,
Ihe
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Ins.
M,
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win, w , i ,
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will hi . o n , h i d e , I l u , s , | , , s
visiting i l i s t i u c l o r s , is an E n g l i s h - c u t , , I w n h l b , , , L o - i
,, ,
I,. , , , i i ,
in ins
n i g h t u, Ihe L o u n g e ol K b h a n l s
H o i a l t h e c o l l e g e ill C h e s t e r , F u g , I n D o i o t l n I
Km
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ball
E t h e l M C r i l i i d h o l e r , '.ill, re
hind, a school lor the t r a i n i n g o i d e n t , , . i , D , n o l l e ,
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ih, ,
,,, ., m i b h , •
t i l i n g p i , id. nt. announced lo.kr,
leaehers, w h i c h is coiine. ted w i l l . ' ' 3 1 . K a l h i w , IB e l k n a p , \ . e i , . . i l , l b , oil
loom
I need this m m>
M i s s (,1-uiidhofei
will he t h e in | t h e universities ol L i v e r p o o l a n d M
V a n Bureii, a m i lean i'.. .He • . , „ , i n
the s t u d , n t - , ' Miss P I C K
stalling officer.
I London.
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I I M I I I . 1,1
,-. ..Hi. e
divides
. private
irk w i t h
-aid.
I l,
I a l o h i l c 1 li,..- d a b . I o l l e g .
p i n - I , i , H I , I i, ( l i n e U l i e a t o u , i n
sti'uctoi in hvgieiie, Miss D o i t l n a
D i e t / and Miss M a i g a i e l
Hitch
, o c k , instructors in physical educa
lion, w e r e the chapel o n e s
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MAY *t 1930
State College N e w s
Established in 1914 by the Class of 1918
The Undergraduate Newspaper of New York
State College for Teachers
Retiring Myskania Names Only 12 Juniors;
Customary Order Of Tapping Is Reversed
Rotli of the new members will probably lie men.
Both of them will expect to give only courses in the
College, thus permitting Miss Anderson, supervisor of
practice teaching in commerce in Milne High school,
man of costumes for Moving up day.
Upsetting all expectations, the re-She
is a member of Alpha I'bi (lamina,
tiring Myskania named only twelve national honorary journalism fraternity,
members of the incoming senior class
THE NEWS BOARD
to succeed them. The retiring body "Vnthari'iH. [/V::r'ri'!'\vl, is a graduate
NRTTA MILLKK
Editor-in-Chief
consists of thirteen members, as did of 'student association tiiis year and a
59C Morris Street, Telephone f>-0J.12-K
the Myskania of the previous year. candidate for president Sliv was also the
GEORGE P. RICK
Managing lulitar
In BJ27-28, however, there were only
455 Elk Street
general chairman of the junior prom'weekCATHERINE E. BRODKRICK
Associate Managing Editor
twelve members on Myskania.
end.
In her freshman year Miss Norris
3100 Sixth Avenue, Troy, Telephone Troy' liOJl-J
For the first time in the history was the class athletic manager, a member
AUDREY FLOWERS
Advertising Manager
of the College, the members of the
2 Amherst Avenue, Telephone 0-7908-R
junior class were tapped in reversed
ANDREW A, Hurrz
finance Manager
alphabetical
order.
This
added
been mi the'"basketball!"hocki-y^u'cld'oa"l,
201 North Lake Avenue, Telephone <i-SH10
greatly to the suspense which usually and
biking teams every year.
She was
ALEXANDER SCHOOR
Feature. Editor
characterises
the
tapping
ceremony,
>
a freshman attendant to the campus queen
811 Madison Avenue, Telephone 6-2004-J
" T > / ~ \ / ^ \ T V ' Q , DISSATISFACTION W i n
and also to the Spanish .|uccn. She has
it is believed.
SENIOR ASSOCIATE KUITUKS: Cienevieve Wiuslmv, Lilly Nelson,
and Martha Nord., DISK I.I.ITOR, Samuel S. Dransky, '32, l ~ ^ V _ / V V l \ . k J i
Coi.J.KCl.S IS GuOVVfNC.
Marion E. Botto, who was the first I f V T
s t u i r i r ^ ^ u s S i c y ' ami
one lo tap, named Beatrice Van Moving up day. In her sophomore year,
Miss Norris was secretary of the student
Vera Hums, juniors; llernaril Kcrbel, 'Clara Allan, ICIsie' linbBy Clarence Cook Little. Steenburg, contrary to the popular association
The Awakening
College.
and also .secretary of V. YV.
cock, Abbic tflllpen, Carolyn Kramers, Harriet Dunn, Elisabeth
belief that she would tap the first
C. A. She was chairman of the Moving
W. W. Norton Ik Co. 282 pages.
Cordon, Alice Kliimp, Alvina hi. Lewis, Lois Lord, l-ranccs $3.
member of the incoming body, who
It is indeed strange that a decade which has seen would have been Alfred Basch. IniliUh. Sn.lth Laura"Styn"fclitlt T s p i i : r ' i d l'lJien'w^ltVrinir:
sophomores. Itcst.NKss Sr.\i-r: Hetty Kautter, '31, Curtiss Kutcii- such astonishing increase in the number of students stead,
Basch was the last to be assistant hiking captain and a member ol
the sophomore rules committee. This year
bcr,
'32, Lloyd W. Jones, and Jean Wntkius, freslunen. attending college, as it progresses, sees also a rapidly
,
t ,,.,
she was a member
of the
fei
ASSISTANT I'INANCK MA.VACKK: Frances Mnzi.r, '32.
growing dissatisfaction with the methods and accom- tappe
Louis J. \\ olner. who is the thir-jt,, present a petition lo t
plishments of college-. Doctor Little is a retired unileenth
member
of
the
retiring
My--1
Mi-.Norris
is
a
member
of
Delia Omega
Hoard representing the'Student Association 5 ""Subscriptions.'i'z^'i versity president who is at last free tu write as lie kania, consequently did not tap a ~"'^[\\\
MI,.,,,,,,,
sul]vt
w ,„, i s a l l l l l | u . r
per year, single copies, ten cents.
Delivered anywhere in the thinks.
I l i - condemnation of hide-hound professors,
United
to center her attention there.
At the present time
she has assumed the instruction of a class in business
litlgllsh in addition to her duties as supervisor.
The addition of these new instructors will mean that
the present over-crowded classes in the department will
be split tip into sections of smaller si/e. It will
further mean less strain on the instructor and will make
possible the Riving of greater attention to the individual
difficulties of the students.
The great increase in the demand for commerce teachers has made imperative these additions to the commerce faculty.
1 W j j | |,,. editor-in-chief of llo- Slate c.rllegi'
arroganl dean-, and young Babbits in fraternities, is j u n i o r .
Ml m e m b e r s o f t h e i n c o m i n g <tll- X « s next year. She has vvorkd foi ihre.
relcntlc-s. Iml hi- optimistic v ieu of the inline is
i.o
hnuoian
bmlv
have
been
'active
>
>'' ai " "" "','' , N " k " s , ' "
'"""""" "
Nnws
not necessarily
sentiments expressed
n c o u rraa gc ii n
n gg ..
" TIilliee aa lt ltiittuuidl re tt o• w
\ i t w s does
does not
uccessarclv endorse
endorse scnlimeiiio i p . c s . - . l I ecue,nl
• wa ;ir dril y vu ii ll hl i | o
!<>wwhhi ci ch h ] ,,
' ; . , ,|. ". ,y ;,.
;,
, i , ; . : " I 1 " 1 1 " -"nl l l r - k ••""•"'- > l l r »•'•. n l States.
Entered as second class matter at poslodice,
The
The
in contributions. No communications will he printed unless the , l l i - I k - d e d i c a t e d I- o n e of c . n l i d ' e n c e and l a - t i n e
writers' names are left with the Editor-in-Chief of the NKWS. ! flection.'
• . " . . . ' " l , l u ' " 1 " '" '"" ' " ' " l U u H n u a m i la ting
Anonymity will be preserved if so desired. The NEWS do
The old methods of c\aminati..n conic in for their
guarantee to print any or all eommuuicatii
ic -hare of criticism.
P-INTKO av MILLS ART I-KKSS, 394-39o l l r o a d w a y - l >,al 4-2JH7 j ^
^
,„', ^
Then
^ . ^ / . ^ l
test the fact of knowl
l L tlU
'', ' ' " " " l " ' " , " " ' " V "
" , " " ' I'"'*"'"-''" "'' " " ' C u m ^-< " " - >' •'"
,,-,--, 1,,, 1 ; i ,, year, a , „ | , K , i r K all e n t e r e d In hei fre-hman >ear Miss Mill,, took
-tale wuli a high school record which j W1'1.;'", v l " l ' i , ;j!' "lU\s „,."," X,""IT •'"' , T.','
was a dependable critcri
if tlicir ; il,,',',\'"H^iu'' served on" mam "'cmnunt'icc''
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VOL. XIV N„. 30 factor- ctitirelv.
Doctor Little describes litem a- un- , ' ' . ' V " ' , ' " , , 7 ' l " w M > ' ! , k , ,"" : l H.V' M..vii.K 'UP d a v \ i a s s ,•„,,„.,.••' con,
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HI l i l t ' u l i l i ' l 111 WHICH II K'V W t ' l T Ul]>" ! Mihtci
T h i s w i t s h t ' v \ l - i I ' t i i i i r t n til
scientific and un lair.
lollow-:
j p u b l i c i t y l o i t h e I i. \ . A . vauibw ill,-, f.,,
fraternities he sees a- narrow organizations, put tin;
lili SL'KI'". Ol- W H A T Y< ) l ' DO
II be Ihe presi the Spanish carnival, and boose chaiimaii
u of t h e (Jirl's Athli
association for | do the junior prom. She was a member
j their own interest.- ahead ol" those of the in-titntioi
M v.ai. She lias 1,,-,-n
in- in athletics; of the fence committee, of the eoiiMitution
A careful consideration of whether or not the student which permits them to exist. The alumni of man.
ce IIM fieshnian via
In that vear I committee, of the LoullKc eollluiittee, of iin
association should adopt the proposed honor societv j colleges a r c a diflicull factor, hut in attacking them
was in plain of ,'laaskelball, won | V. W. C. A. membership committee, a n d
,
1
pla
the junioi 1 th for the V. W. I . A
cannot be made without a knowled
f =
.11 the
tl„. !•,,.,:
s who do so. a- attack
all
lact- \ !'''- ':'ll>« ridicule- the prole
l l , , . ; , . . , , v n | li.-i c l a s s b a s k e t b a l l , field b a l l , a n d t h e var- ' m a s i | u e i a d e .
S h e will b e e l a s , r c p m t c i
ill
Ireu. d e a l t
!-it> haskelball ..a.us. She also served on I,.ex. year, and a n.embe. of the V. W
Particularly should the association consider wliethe
AI-BAXV. X. V.
MAV 23, 1"30.
'!•
A. A. hamiuet and iodic committees, I C. A. cabinel.
M i s , Miller is a Kiaduale
or not the proposed society is just the kind needed.
Let us not take this all |,„, ,eriou-l
i t h e r e i and was captain id the loe of war. In her O f Milne IMMII school, where -lie « , the
,,| u i l i \ e r
-"I'homoie vein Mis* \ , i n Sleenboic, was president ol lie. class for three vears
nil to abolish o.ll
This editorial is not written with the idea of undo-|v>;i!l b
, . . ,.,, | class manaisci ul alldcties, captain of elas- She was pre-id, nl of the student ass,,,,.,
silies that M.uth iua\ he educated in th
UM
M
" " " ' b a s k e t b a l l . ..a t h e h m k e ) a n d h i k i n K t e a m s . I lion in l . e i s e n i o r j e a r . a m e i n b e , ,,i
ing the conscientious work which the members of Ilu
'-1 dillicult teacher
L.sperien
' a n d - d s , . l l o s,„,,t ,.-,]„;, i„ „ | l,-,skelb:dl- ' / . l - i Siein.i l . l e - a i , s o c o t v . a n d ( h organization committee have done, but mereb lo make! "''|.'ji'C(
an ei'ii'r'ai
-hollhl
b e l > l » s,-, veil o n i , M I , ; c o m m i t t e e - , i n c l u d i l i e ' cbaioie e d i t . , , f..i " C r i m s o n a n d W h i l e , "
ipiiremeiil -y.-t
.- , i , t h e C . V A f i o s h play d a s c o n u o i t i e e , t h e b m b school p u b l i c a t i o n .
M o s Mill.-lire thai when the association acts, it will have in it-j accepted which would include
... mea-ii
'
" '
" " j \ L o t e n e o M i n n l l c e , s „ i r , e , C M , , f r o l i i ! i s a n i c l l l b e l o l I .a 1! Kappa P i n
possession the full facts upon which to base a deci-ion. I -Indeiil'- emotional inaiurin and balance: i m e a s u r e : \ . \ \ . pageant and ban.in. I committees, a n d \lpha I'bi (iainnia
eeoiid
in
11,-ell
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tin
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a
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urn.
w
h
o
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l
i
l
\
nil incut;
I lii- particular
A number ol member- ol the iaculn have suggested
so , . , | l a m ol 1
i d e m of ihe s llileol a s .
i .
i •
- ,
,
,' , aptitude-.
Seci in
o-tem which has been found
ed on l l , v. vy. ,.,
u l u a i e of All,,,,,
Inch se
that a substitute for the embryo societ> be placed bet nv siicce-fiil i- thai
placing ihe arbitrarv dean h>
.11-.
a-l
i cat
"of tile I'In' 'ills - e l l
,
then
l.o.lliun
the association for consideration.
j
'
ai|
land
ks . „ „
ilu,
vear as I n a pre - i d e m of I'hilol ,nia
a ill•lllbei of
iilvi-ni-\ coinmiltie oi joiinger ineinher- of ihe
Phi Kaiipa I'bi, national honorar\ scholastic frauas :,!-, a deb-can lo the del
She
and c i s , |,isi,,r an. l i e
faeull).
Third, fraleinilies are beiin.' eiic.uraged loj
ll.n
.
l . i - l veil
This p . , sidelil n l h i lass in
lis
fresl
ternity, is the fraternity suggested to -erve the need
compile an g Iheiiiselves i,,,' -eh,,la-tic, literary, audi
lluas
reasurel ' a m soph,., ,
- h e i e . , meinbe
to recognize outstanding .-cbolastie merit in this College.
\ \ ' a m i of IniiK
V. U 1
arli-lic honors
L, .in tli. there i- a niowuiciit to make ;i
\.
She the sludclil eounel
vcars, i l
Why?
Probabls
it
will
be
said
thai
v.
c-tabli
'
Illier
o
f
t
h
e
d
i
vvny.
rronanis it win lie said thai p . c-talilisli athletics more general and more IrtiL aiiril-pr
'" ~
'
k, >, i,dlc> ball, and basket foo-. and a member of tl
such a fraternitv here will mean giving up titiv chances
i„ i n ,,, , .i,'.,,,,,.,. .,,',;,i i o- n , \„'.,i.' ,•' ', •' M, l •• I !'•"'" 'cams, and , . . , n , , i aw.uds i.., iar-it\ f.o tluee years. Tbi- \
_
,
/ ,, • •
,
- I,,- ,i " ,'u Ills
lost , uaplei eutilliil
I h e \wakeiniie t ' d n ; e , I . •, -, k, r I,, 11
-;i,, ,.., , i,-,,,.,,,-.,,
, lo, ,u 1,,.Ki.r-.tif
,. '
we
may have of obla,
ig
a chapter. ol Phi
I'.eta
Kappa.;
,.,,.,,:, ,-,„.
,,,.. ' , . , , . , . „ ; „ „ iIt- „;,..,,
,..
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,, , , , " - , ,
T . l .
- i
I
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1Clfillt
l o r t h e awakclUll::
glM-ll
t o t h e - l l l i l e l l l - . ,'.„'
, slunan
of i h e N a t i o n a l
Student
I'cle
Hut let it be remembered that chapters ol boll, of these „,„,,,,. ,,,.„, | | k . r . i n i l l i l . S i
•• k i.,„r,iu- d„,uinalioii- l.x •''* ••";'., '»«''• '
"• '•< "»• Indian lad America, lie was :, „„.,„l„-, „f
outstanding fraternities have long lloiirishcd side by
.
.
.
.
.
side in some of our outstanding universities and coland useless practice."
education i- passing throtigb ' 1 ,'"\ " f ' Aineiieuu Athj.-i'ie '('o!!'e'|;'e WomVn ".',',1 al,,"""
' " ' '"""" " "
leges.
lie is a member of ll."
This newspaper dues not undertake to uphold Phi a decade of real change, and individualistic education n.-,sel,ose'n f',',','-',!Ml,''l!K:'"' " ' " y i '
Troi.badnrs
•I Kappa P l . t Kappa,
Kappa Phi in preference to Phi P.ela Kappa, but in the is lieginuing to take the place of mechaiii/ed routine.' lo hieh school
national bin
dueational fraleroiO.
1 pr.-iileiit of the junior elas.,,
favor of the former fraternity ii must he remembered
Carolyn K
. who will be president
basketball, and chairman of Ilu
of I h e V o n ,
that candidates for all degrees are eligible for memPhi lleta Kappa, on the other baud, will
bership.
ob, : o f H e l l
III,
I ol ,'ies iiini, sehool V. \V. ('.
admit only candidate- for the straight art's degree.
.cnior vear was its prchl
C h l l e l d , I. w h o villi b e p i e s
Is., president of the sun
This means that the candidate- for ihe haehel ,r of
, h.ti
council „ , -.1 > c a i , bcua
seen tary of her class in
art's degree, the bachelor of science, the bachelor of
rsh
science in commerce, and the bachelor of science in
did
\\ I
Ihe p i
freshman at State, she was .
By A l . KlTt'lllK.
-.|,,,ke
home economics will be eligible for Phi Kappa Phi.
i ' - t anil p a r l i c i p a n u K i n h e r I m c n . h e i o f ilu- Y . V\ . C . A . b a z a a r m m
UP ,lav s l a n t .
In h e r -opho
Ulitlec, look part in i h e M o v i n e u p d a )
Some have proposed that the membership of tlie
mole iuipii-iliu leader- nin
-I"
was a n u n , b e
of , | , c -Unit, and w a s o n the lefiesh.nenl e.,„,
honor society be used as a nucleus f,,r the chapter of
H e . a n d l o o k pari in b o t h n i i t l e e for M o v i n g u p d a v .
Xt
e.
It
w
aa
nice
i|ue-tiou.
and.
I
,,,,
p d a ) a n d C a m p u s dav s l u m . !
In her s e c o n d vcai s h e pai l i c i p a n d in
Phi Beta Kappa, should the efforts ,,f the College to j \ ' u-e the edit,
were coiuplelelv in the rough. I CI
a pii,in c o d u e , and' o f t h e s t u n t s o n C a m p u s d a v , MovinK u p d a v , an.I
obtain one be -uccessful.
lint to do ibis would uiean '''.' ' h e uioineii
i-oiniiutti-e f i n - p a n i . l , c a i i n tile fall «v i n u a - i t u u frolic. S h e « , , r k e . l
poss,h!e answers
"I u - e t h e ' "
that mam -Indent-, not candidates i,,r ihe -iraigbl | " l ' ihoiight ol
| ( , ;, " " • " • - I ' . e i a r v .-i H e b a i e C o u n c i l , a n d o n t h e d e c o r a t i o n c o m m i t t e e f o r s o i r e e
all.
bachelor of a r t - degree wnllld he sifted ,,„t. !•'• n , editorial 'we' h.
••' l' : "'l " ' I ' " J u l • ' l a - MoviliK u p d a y \ s a V. W . C . \ , , l e l e « a l e s h , allelob-.l
e a d e r s a n d m a k e t h e m ibink l b
u o r c s t u n l is t|„ 1,„ „ , |„., acllvilies to, |„ I Ilu- coufcreiu, al Schenecta.lv and vvaexample, stippo-e that one student has an average o i l 1 ' ~ , : "'' m> rrea
m
e
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oi
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tcallv
d
o
h
a
v
e
a
h
I
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m
' ' " [ J v , a . in S l a t ,
. ., nn-ml
i i h , ,,„ ml,, . s h i p , , , , „ , „ , , , ,
mure than high honors for the bachelor of -cieuce in tli:m one of uuMis- - ,
- i , l , ; i- a e i a d u a l . of i l „ ' ,,f S . W C \
'
•i a f t e r all, v,,u kimw i. S h e i llic M u - e
comnierce degree. Mis fellow student is Larch honor-, i ju-i a pi
loneetadv
I I lull s c h o o l w h e n
-!:, w a s
'I'll.,
v e a . Miss
Kelley
H e - , . „ „ - . ,|,
"'••lllbei- o l l b , N a l i o n a l l l o l l . u - , . , „ ! • ,
. . h i . . . ol i h e f l e - h u i a n h a n d
k ih.ii.m.n
but is majoring in h'.ugli-h. T h e laltci would p ,ssibl> M'elp- lo
lp m e at a l l . " P.m. bv t h e t i m e w e ba
'• '-_•; j ' " ' , , ! " ; , • > Kla I ' b i s o ,
v
o t ,i
•mheishii
, „ „ „ . , . ; „ V \\
receive a place in the fraternitv, bin the commerce 'orgets t
ol
I h e - e a n s w e r s . ,„ii i i | . | i t i - i l i \ e r e a d ,
major would be certain!., excluded
Tbi- if a- not -cem -elected
,!
"
'•'-' v..'.'and
n o ' p n ' s u ' l e u , " !,| ho.,', „ ' sl.e'i'e'l'v" mlil'l'llil 'lee. j'.'i'.'.'i'o',' sOld'e''.'!'li'i
II i to a bell. , land w, h .pe i
fair nor democratic.
bad pa-,
\
\
-In I- also ., nieuibe, .-I mine,, di-lol.uii,,,, , „ „ , ,. ; • „ . „ „ „ „
N
\ bo.
u n . l l . l o In f.< slunan ! |l
I , , - I M , : O , , n|v
on,lie.
, , , ,„','
b i n a l h . there i- ihe i|iie-lini of the voiupaiaioi
• : - , M | - ' l ' ' - ' k p a r l i , , p , l , d .,, n e h l b a l l . s|.,-,t , . , | , t a i n . . I a p p a i a l o . w , „ k ' ,'le.n nl u,
lo\\
I l.i i s | \ | \ M l SI
prc-tige ul' the local honor -octelv .md a . hapti , ,.|
haskelball. m i l . v ball .not hiku c ol . u l . I.iuinn nl t o , N \ \
i'
v ,„ ,
Phi Kappa I'bi. ll mighl lake n i l . vear- ,,r in i,
olle
I \ I tile ( o;if, - H l l
before the local -ociclv wmild .nbicv, .mulling like
b.a'slol'h'a'li C a n " b , -ch . pl'av
b u l b I' I I . I K I I , , a n o l l n , \
-late wide proinineme
' Hi I be • tin i h.m I. Phi K.
I .-I w
V \
n i d . d M i l - , , hieh
, l „ , ,| 1
Phi is an ..nl-tanduig u
fi i!!'-'"i,.,','!.',, V.'..'.'! \V, -P. . 1 , - h . •• ., .... . . . I . , - ,., / , . , „ ,
lerniiv
11- kev i- uall, I h.-l
I'
AFFAIRS OF STATE
acbiev emeiit v\,-i ll v ,,i i
\
bird in Ilu baud .
i> nth of tbi- boa . Iv ..
.indent a--"t iatp n .
• f gelling a ch ,pt. i
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lake
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v,
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS,
Purple And Gold Nine
GAMMA KAPPA PHI
Beats Hamilton Team
IS INTERSORITY
By tallying a run in the eleventh
HEAD NEXT YEAR innitiK (if a gruelling contest, the
MAY 23 1930
IfYouAshMe-
'33 Selects Mythical
MISS MULLIGAN IS
"Myskania" At Dinner
INCOMING LEADER
'The selection of thirteen members
OF NEWMAN CLUB of the freshman class as a mythical
Margaret
Mulligan,
'31, was Myskania was one of the features
of the class dinner which was conelected president of Newman club ducted last Saturday in the college
l'urplc and Gold baseball team deat a meeting conducted recently. afeteria.
They were chosen on
Beta Zcta: Marion Dtllcnbcck, '31, feated Hamilton college 2-1 on the
Question: D o y o u think that the
president I Vicla Prey, '31, vice presi- Uidgefield diamond last Saturday Pedagogue should be placed upon The other officers of the club who the basis of service and achievement
during
the
year.
The students
dent; Ruth Brc7.ec, '32, secretary; afternoon,
Robert Goodrich, vet- the budget of the student associa- were chosen are: Elizabeth Mor- honored
were
John
Detlcfson,
iarity, '31, vice-president; Sylvia La Thorley DuRose, Abbie Dinneen,
Harriet
Rounds, '31, treasurer; eran first baseman, drove in the tion?
Louis
Kolker,
'31:
By
no
means!
Monica,
'31,
secretary;
M.
Catherine
Bruce Pilby, Irene Gedncy, Betty
Marion Downes, '31, chaplain; Ruth winning marker by hitting a long
Brczee, '32, reporter; Ruth Harter single to ceuterftcld for his second All classes would have to contri- Moore, '31, treasurer; and Cath- Gordon, Benjamin Ingrahatn, Albute equally, yet the return to the
vina Lewis, Kathryn Long, Katherine
Broderick,
'31,
reporter.
and Marjorie Domset", freshmen, hit of the day.
classes would not be equal, Such
erinc Moore, Frances McMabon,
i.eo Allan hurled a heady game. a measure would be purely and
The councillors who were chosen Ruth Reynolds, and Clayton Stemarshalls; D o r o t h y
Dodds, '31,
are: Edna Bolinsky and Frances wart.
alumnae secretary; and Ascnath He was steady in the pinches and simple class legislation.
had remarkable control, fanning Catherine Broderick, '31: Yes. The
Guests of honor at the banquet
V, Peek, senior councillors; ElizaVan Buren, '32, SOUK leader.
twelve batters, issuing three free publication is valuable to all of the
McLaughlin
and
Agatha were Miss Marion Kilpatrick, Miss
Pi Alpha T a u : Julia Zall, '31, passes to first base, and yielding four classes, and, therefore, should beth
Emma Besig, instructors in E n g be supported by the four classes. Reister, junior councillors; Ger- lish;
president; Lillian fisher, '31, secre- live hits.
Kathryn
Graham,
Ethel
It was a pitcher's battle from the The hook could, consequently, be trude Cora, Mildred Crowley, Ma. ••
t a r y ; Kva Schwab, '31, treasurer
Grundhofer.
and Anne
Moore,
McDonald, and Helen Rohel, junior members of Myskania, and CaroBetty Simmons, '33, sub-treasurer; very start. Both moundsmen were enlarged and improved.
.Sylvia Mulwilz, '31, social chair- keeping what hits there were well Bernard Kerbel. '33: Of course councillors to the freshmen; and line Scbleich, '29.
m a n ; and Kditli Lcvine, '32, re- scattered. Hamilton scored first in not! The Pedagogue is fundamentDohcrty
and
Katherinc
porter.
I the
ui. fifth inning„ on a walk, and a ally a senior year book. Placing it Mary
Alpha R h o : Helen Otis, '31, presi-1 long two bagger to the lenni on the budget might make it seem Moore, sophomore councillors.
Going to New Y o r k ?
to be a school publication, hut its
Members of Newman club will
d e n t ; Claire Coventry, '31, vice courts by lliler
Weekly
president; Donna Vcc Campbell,
Stale tied the score in the last real status could not be long hidden. attend the annual corporate com- Room & Hath 12™ to 17™
'31, house president; Ruth Gold- half of the seventh inning when I)e Irving R. McConnell, '31: No. If munion breakfast to be conducted
Transients * 2 S 0 and *tt daily
the
Pedagogue
were
placed
on
the
smith, '32, treasurer;
I lenrielta I l.aura reached
Kgglcstnn for a
Sunday at the Troy hotel, Troy, in
Miller, '33, secretary; KM her I ligbv, I single, and went to second on a budget, all persons would have to conjunction with the Newman clubs
1 he Place
'32. chaplain; Helen W a l l e n u i r e , wild throw.
h'esta then sacrificed contribute for it. Many of these of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
f o r Yo u n B
'33, r e p o r t e r ; and Mar\ \ \ icks, '32, ' him to third base, and Kinsella persons could neither afford it nor and Russel Sage college.
People to live
a l u m n a e secrctars
j brought him in on a long single to want il normally. 'Tints those who
do not desire it would have to conS m a r t l y with
1'hi Delta: Anne Cruikshank, '31, ! center
thai those few who waul
E c o n o m y. A
piosidcnt; D o r o t b ) Kline, '31, vice
I"In tenth
inning was short, tri
new hotel plancheaper.
president; h'lorcncc Smith, '62, r e - j Allan struck out the three opposing it in:
ned for young
'33:
Certainly.
Mary
Agnes
Reilly,
cording secretary; Vera B u m s , '32. ! hatters in rapid succession, and h'.g•u e n
a n d
corrcsponiliug
secretary;
Clarice gleston almost duplicated his p e r - ] If everyone contributed, the total
women <>f culSimmons,
'.'-', treasurer;
h'.dith iorniaucc. W'histoti w;is out on a cost would be cheaper per individ
tured tastes.
J a m e s , '31, house president; Kutli- loih lly, and the next two batters | mil. 'The Pedagogue could be enlarged P' give it more of an intercritic Krettger, '31, bouse m a n a g e r ; were railed out on strikes,
and h'lorcncc l.iuendoll, '31, m a r - , Crowley opened the eleventh inn- class publication.
JC/very room completely
shall.
1 in K with a single, hut hi- team
furnished with private bathl-'.psilon Beta I'hi: M;ir\ (iauthier, I males could not follow his example
Bottled Milk and Cream
room. Luxurious public
'31, president; Helen I'.rynilsen. '31, ami the side was retired.
rooms. Popular price,! ressecretary, Katherinc Donley, '31. reSlate then etime to bat and maiit a u r a n t . Library. Hoof
aged lo score the deciding run
Mary Janocha
porter; Mars Alexander, 'M, n
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WELCOMES PLEDGE
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Ma/ar. \lpha chapter ui Phi Delta Sororitv
Permanent Waving
leher, '31, president; h't
Morcll, welcomes Ruth llcrpy, '33. int.
Facial, Hairdying,
'SI, vice president ; Bel
Moll'ic nlcdge membership.
'31, recording . - C U T
Marcell, Fingerwaving
i Dhtlngmxhe.il
Hotel
u'y, '33, corresponding secreSpecial: Mon.-Tue«.-Wed.
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Shampoing, Waving
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reporter.
For Long Hair $ 1 . 2 5
Sigma Alpha Pauline I.. I'.adcr, I
'31, president; Susan I ole, '31. vice j
president; J a n e Moore, '.il, trcas- |
urer; Carolyn Kramers, '33, seen- j
tary; and I lilma BcrgMrom. '66, j
assistant secretary.
(Continued from page 1, column 3)
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MAY 23 1930
MYSKAMA NAMES
12 JUNIORS TO BE
1931 SUCCESSORS
SPORT SHORTS
By A L S C H O O R
The boys came back to the winning column in the Hamilton game
with a bang. T h e team gave Allan
good support and it was a well
earned victory.
T h e biggest t u r n - o u t of the year
Walter DrisColl began his career at the was at this game, which happened
to
be the best of the season. A
Cazinova Seminary from which he graduated in 1927.
While at this school, he little organized cheering under the
direction
of Clay Stewart, helped
was a member of the Philomatheslan Literary society. During his junior and senior the team quite a bit in its s t u b b o r n
years at high school he took part in the fight,
DeLaura made a spectacular oneclass plays.
At his graduation
Driscoll
was named salulatorian of bis class and handed catch of Crowley's fast zipping
liner in the ninth inning which
was awarded the prize for excellency in
Goodrich aflso
French.
During his freshman year he saved the game.
served on the banner committee, and was made a clever pick-up of a bad
assistant manager of varsity baseball.
In throw to first, with a man on third.
his sophomore year he was elected trea- If he hadn't stopped the ball, it
surer of his class, and also was manager would have caused State's defeat.
Blum started off the initial inning
of baseball.
In his junior year he continued in his capacity as class treasurer, by getting a safe hit in his first time
He had also hit safely
a n d was also elected to the student board at the bat.
of finance. He served on the fence com- when put in the line-up as a pinch
mittee. He was one of the editors of the hitter last week.
College directory.
Driscoll was appointed
Kinsella came out of his batting
to work on the junior prom floor com- slump at opportune
times.
He
mittee.
He was also a delegate to the scored State's first run on a whistmodel league of nations at Lafayette col- ling drive to the outfield.
lege, Pennsylvania.
Driscoll is a member
Lawton was the only m e m b e r of
of Kappa Phi Kappa, national honor schol- the team to touch Allan's offerings
astic society.
He has been active in the more than once, getting a double
Troubadors, and was stage manager at and a single.
their performance this year.
Next year
T h e boys leave for Oneonta tohe will serve on the cabinet of the presi- morrow to meet the Hartwick team
dent of the college V. M. C. A.
in a return encounter, and although
Alfred D. Basch was graduated
from inclement weather has prevented
Manuel Training high school, Brooklyn, in any real work-outs this week, it
1925, where he was active in intramural looks as if the Purple and Gold
athletics, and varsity track. After leaving
high school, he worked for two years. wearers will return with another
He then returned to school as a post victory.
graduate student for one-half year, during
T h e team should be proud of the
which time he served as humor editor on
the " P r o s e c t , " the Manuel Training high H a m i l t o n win as the Buff and Blue
school paper.
liasch entered State college has defeated R. P. I., University
in February, 1928, as a freshman.
During of Rochester and St. L a w r e n c e unithat semester he was in elementary and
advanced class plays, either acting or work- versity in its last three contents.
(Continued from page 2, column 4)
was hiking captain, and had charge
the G. A. A. week end at Camp Cogswell.
She has served on the
junior-freshman
party committee, G. A. A. vaudeville, house
committee, play day committee and also
took part in the tumbling act in G. A. A.
vaudeville.
ing on the sets.
He wrote all the songs
for the interclass sing which took place
between his class and that of '.!0.
He
also wrote the words of several songs,
and composed the Alma Mater fur the
.Moving up day sing, and was in the class
stunt.
In his sophomore year Basch became a cub reporter on the State College
NEWS.
[laving worked in this capacity
for a half year, he was promoted to a
reporter.
At the end of bis sophomore
year be was again promoted, but this time
to
the
of
the
office
as sociate m a n a g i n g e d i t o r
1"
the same y e a r l l a - c h
became a n
associa te e d i t o r of
tile L i o n .
H e a t t e n d e d the si. . m i n e r session at S t a t e ,
at w h i c h t i m e he o r g a n i z e d and edit ed the
"Summertimes."
1: - his y e a r Basel. 1leea.ne
m a n a g i n g e d i t o r of tlie N ' K U S .
Ilasi•h was
c h a i r m a n of the fei ice c o m m i t t e e , l i e w r o t e
the j u n i o r class s„i i^s lor M o v i n g u p d a y .
Basch was
elected
if
the
L i o n for
next
yea
lember
of A l p h a Phi
G u n m a a m i h a - t a k e :II part
in the T r o u b a d o u r ' s a n n u a l p e i f
Be Well Dreiied Wear A
Smock or House Dress
Made
from
New Honor Fraternity
Miss Schneider To Be
TROPHY AWARDED
To Be Discussed Today THIRD SUCCESSIVE
President Of Council
(Continued from page 1, column 1)
Wilhelmina .Schneider, '31, is the
Article IV.—Time of Induction.
FRESHMAN
CLASS
1. The 4 % (four per cent) mentioned
new president of debate council,
in Article I I I , section I, shall be inducted
by fratres in facilitate at the first regular
meeting of the student association in September.
2. T h e second group, mentioned
in
Article H I , section 2, shall be Inducted
by the undergraduate members at the first
regular meeting of the student association
in .March.
Article V.—Officers.
1. The officers of this organization shall
be a president and a secretary-treasurer.
2. T h e president shall be the student
of the first group who has obtained the
highest scholastic average.
.1. The
secretary-treasurer
shall
be
chosen by a majority vote of the undergraduate members of the organization in
September.
Article VI.—Functions.
1. ThIS organization shall hold a banqut on Alumni night.
Article V I I . — F r a t r e s in Facultate.
1. President A. K, Itrubacber and Dean
VV. H. Mctzler shall be members of this
organization.
2. There shall be additional fratres in
facilitate chosen in the manner provided
in the by-laws.
Article V I I I . — F i n a n c e s .
1. The finances of this society shall be
assessed and paid by the members of this
society.
Article IX. — Insigne.
1. T h e insignia of this organization shall
be a shield.
Article X.—Amendments.
1. This constitution may be amended
by a two-thirds vote of this organization
after the March induction.
2. A majority of the fratres in facultate must ratify the amendment before it
goes into effect.
Article XI.—First Induction.
I. In 1930, for the first induction, the
entire undergraduate membership shall be
inducted on Senior Class Day.
Scholarship
shall be based upon the sophomore, junior,
and first semester of senior y e a r s ; freshmen year if it is to the candidate's advantage.
LUCILLE
BCALTy
JALCN
For the third time in its history
the silver loving cup, which is
a w a r d e d the class victorious in
interclass rivalry, has been won by
freshmen.
T h e class of 19.31 was
the first to engrave its n u m e r a l s on
the cup, while the class of '32 put
theirs on the cup last year.
Now
the class of "33 will have the honor
of inscribing its class n u m e r a l s on
the trophy.
T h e presentation of the cup to
Ruth Reynolds, class president, by
Ethel Grundhofer, '30, a m e m b e r of
Myskania, culminated a series of
interclass events, e n d i n g with the
sing on the night of Moving-up
day.
TO CONDUCT
elections conducted last week show.
O t h e r officers chosen a t e : Dorothy Abratus, '31, vice president;
George 1\ Rice, '32, s e c r e t a r y ; a n d
Ruth Y. K r o n m a n , '32. m a n a g e r
of debate.
A change was m a d e in the duties
of the two lower officers and the
title of one of them was changed.
T h e secretary of the council will
conduct all negotiations for the
deflates and will a r r a n g e the schedule.
The m a n a g e r will take care
of the business end of the debate,
including p r o g r a m s , g u a r a n t e e , and
bousing of the visiting d e b a t e r s .
Lawrence (.'. N e w c o m b , '31, and
Kenneth
A. Miller, '32, newly
elected m e m b e r s of the council,
were present at the meeting and
inducted into m e m b e r s h i p .
PICNIC
Marion W e i n b e r g , '31, will be
the general chairman of the German club's annual picnic, according to A g n e s Rydberg, '30, president. T h e picnic will be conducted
next
Thursday
at
McKnown's
Grove, she announced.
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MAY 23 1930
Another view of State college's underclass gladiators whose barbaric delight in fighting received
outlet last Thursday night under the admiring eyes of the women of the College.
Lower picture shows the women of the freshmen class smiling in anticipation of the pole ru
victory by their men which never materialized.
Strutting ihi-ir stuff Ardith Down and Marian Weinberg, juniors, relax altcs
hours by uraiMUing tin new-fangled dance in this Lounge of Kichardson hall
Asenath Van Buren, '32, who
directed sophomore stunt for
Xfoving-up day. She is also
an associate editor of the 1934
handbook.
Voil might mistake her for
niie of the students on the
campus, but actually she is Miss
Emma Besig, instructor in English.
iking it (Ms) in I'u Delia Omega house are lour ol the inter-class rival*
ui lasi year. 'I hey air, left 10 right, Madge French, '32, and Ardith Down, '31,
standing, ami Dorothy Abrams, '31, ami Peggy Sherman, '32. Thin picture wan
taken to commemorate their wearing ol the new high waist line dresses, even
though Dean Anna !•' fierce said it u;h not guod for their health.
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STATE COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS, ALBANY. N. Y„ FRIDAY, MAY 23,
1930
$2.25 Per Year, 32 Weekly Issue*.
The old and the new. Both Myskanias appear together on the steps
of Page lull. Front row, left to right, includes: Alfred 1). Hasch,
Walter Driscoll, Marion Gilbert, Ruth Hughes, Carolyn Keller, Russell
l.udlum, Netta Miller, Catherine Norris. Helen Otis, Frances Peck,
Wilhelmina Schneider, and Beatrice Van Stcenhurgh.
The old Myskania standing behind them, from left to right reads:
Louis .1. VVolncr, Margaret .1. Steele, Anna T. Moore, Ethel M.
Grundhofcr, Emanuel Green, [Catherine T. Graham, Eunice Gilbert,
Jane J. Formanek, S. Louise Dubce, Beverly V. Diamond, Frederick
W. Crumb, Grace llradv, and Marion !•'.. Motto.
Lower left. During and after the pole rush last Thursday night.
Top shows freshmen and sophomores joined in conflict around the
pole on top of which was perched the sophomore colors. Lower
left, the sophomore men congratulate each other at the conclusion of
their successful defense.
Who's Who in State college. Top, HivuU \ . Diamond, the
most popular girl in State, and Louis J. W'ulucr, most popular man.
Middle, Marion F. Botto, the girl who ha* done the most, and
Anna T. Moore, most enthusiastic. Lowei, Thomas Kinsella, the
most scholarly, and Grace Brady, the most charming. These results were obtained in u vote conducted by the Pedagogue.
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MAY 23 1930
.Three Simple Simons-go-fishing in buckets in the. old gymnasium to see what they can
cate.h. Arlton Bush and William Collins, freshmen pledges of Kappa Delta Kim fraternity sit
with a fellow neophyte, Clayton Stewart, and look boned at; the results of their attempt-, to
emulate Izaak Walton,-.-• — •
They start things and finish ihetn for the sopluwiore dtus.
Above Helen Mead and Margaret Hilton; liclow, Charles Kissam
mid Curtiss Rutenbur. Kutenbur will head the class next year.
When -hi- IMI'I ,1, . .,i .iime, on -ophoiuore activities, Selma Sims,
'32, i-, a firm cspoucul oi Ihe inu.-i- oi dancing. Most of the unusual
decorating elTeets that have astonished and delimited quests at sophomore soiree have been achieved under the direction oi Miss Sims.
left, Louis J. Wolnci, '30, >
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and inobl expel icm i .1 .1. hah i
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Lower If ft, is Porothy JJiiminer, '30, p i e s l i l i in
cil. To the right is Margaret J. Steele, 30, loriui i cdii.,
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