State College News
NE>V YORK
VOL. X I I I . No. !)
A..ISASV, X .
INSTRUCTOR NAMES
CASTS OF 3 PLAYS
Ahinwa Plays Joan Of Arc Role
Over NationalHook-Up Tuesday
M i s * R o s a l i n d G r e e n e , ;m a l u m n a
of S l a t e C";>IU*«i-. p l a v c . l t h e r o l e
• in a v o c a l ;u d i m i s i c;.l p r o d ' u r t i d i of t i n sum
n \ \ 1 \ b c.v
II ri.ni a -l I (I ; T u e s d a y ni 14111".
associated
u it ll
the
( iriKi'iialiy ' S.piarc
Play rs,
she
M e l o d r a m a , Tragedy, Co nedy
W i l l Be Presented
December 14, 15
REHEARSALS HAVE
13
BEGUN
N a m e , a n d casts nl t h e t h r e e o n e a
l o he p n •«-nli-.i b.\
die , Icui, i
tan
drainali, - ela--. I h • . mbci
15.
have
Acnes
lish
plays
K.
and
are
hern
announced
iMillerer.
d i n elor
"The
of
d r a m . i ; a n d " I'he
in
Mi
I'M
ihutnalir-
.Man
c o m e d y ; " H a c k of d i e
I I ai
In
i u s l r m lor
I
I I
I'pMairs".
Y a r d - " , a mi h
Cabbage
l :
Wonderland"
e V. \ \
will
, veiling.
,h,
S t a l e C o l l e g e has a g l e e c l u b ; n o t
a s i n g i n g g l e e c l u b , but an i n s t r u m e n t a l one.
And
t h e cause
of
S l a t e ' s b a b v m u s i c o r g a n i z a t i o n is
Coach Maker.
Cast y e a r t h e c o a c h b o u g h t a
s a x o p h o n e and began his w i n d a n d
mi; ci e x e r c i s e s u n d e r t h e i n s l r u r
ion of B e r n a r d A u e r b a c h , '29, a n d
. in ten W a l l w o r k , '.ill.
T h i s year
!'•(•} d e c i d e d t o o r g a n i z e .
Per v e r s a t i l i t y , t h e i l u b c o u l d a l most run Paul W h i t e i n a n ' s svneop a t o r s a , lose r a c e . A u e r b a c h p l a v s
he - a x , . ; . h o n e , b a n j o , or v i o l i n , a n d
l.'r c i - . W a l l w o r k is at h o m e e i t h e r
laying the piano or banjo,
i Mil, r m e m b e r s of t h e c l u b in
in l e : I l e , m a n K o e r n e r , '2'), s a x o
,'ii ! e; C o ge T a y l o r , '.id, s a s o
p! .' e; \ i i n n a i i ( ' o l l i n s . ' a l . p i a n o ;
• i ul. ( I I I , ' a l . saxophone; Dollaid
>.: • .. 'd-'. p i a n . . . a n d C h a r l e s K i s ,:m, \\1. c l a r i n e t .
KAl.LDX,
Mice J
'29
M.nth w-..|i.
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i
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in ch.irg,
articles
he l o i i d u c l e d
b\
College
will
the
•
M.ce
M. K i r k p a l n e k . a-
,
:
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I w i l l - i l l punch
w i l l b a \ . charge
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;
I -Indent
Of
N a t i o n , , . cull;,
B u i l d i n g To Be Torn Down And
An A p a r t m e n t Erected
Cn Present Site
SALE P R E V I O U S L Y
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t e a m - w i l l he the
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New D o r r dory W i l l Care
Present Girls In H a l l ,
Dean F'ierce Says
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or
Hall,
in in i
~<r S l a t e
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i he
m
al
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Madison
\ car - i r e d
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a
a
tern
will
The
M a t u r e •>:
lineup
pr..b.abl\
For
a\
line,
dormitory
worn, ii.
has
been
a p r i . e r e p u t e I l o be b e t w e e n
building
, ight\
will
li\e
be
|, ol
lorn
down,
apai t n i e i i l
and
li ai-e
be e n -|, d on t h e site.
Kim
Mori
The
forclater
facultv
h o i e t on i o r row
today.
1
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n i g h l . ! t o r t h e re -t oi the c o l l e g e y. a n
of
include
Dean
thelnil,
Mi--;
Ann,
now
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would
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h'.lhu C. Sioke-. instructor in niatbeiua ' .n,..,. ,;,,,,., ,„
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game
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REPORT PAGE HALL
SOLD FOR $40,000
c l \ n M e X i c k l c , '_"', g e n e r a l c h a i r m a n , j
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I \ ' l \ b.K'M IA , \ , w . If.
Miss
A,
K b . w i n . instruct..! \
Minnie
n biology;
and
J< -1 > u-, I. .11, direct ,r o f
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ihv l . " ' l l
. n I . l-'.av
pb.lli.
Journalists
Problems
,,,„,,
Y.
h.,u-e. die l o ,,p, and the l o u r
Mi
basketball
' (,. A .
Meet To Discuss C o m m o n
MI ..lb , h li w i n
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p e r y<>
I he IK r - c W . -. - . . i d lo, H a i r y
FACULTY, STUDENT
b a l l a n d h i - \ i i r l o the i a p i l o l
.;age
and
binamc
company.
FIVES TO PLAY AT
m o r t g a g e ..,; the b u i l d i n g w a s
FROLIC TOMORROWl o s e d h\ the i o i n p . u i y w h i . h
PRESS CONVENTION
lies
li.
Scotland.
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h'ulh I l i r d i . - . ' . d . w i l l be presenled dur
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. w i ' l h e - i n al 'I III o'clock, w lb
•ining ...Idre-- In Dr. I
C. h'.lholt, j
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to
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and
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" CAMPUS PRESIDENTS
ORGANIZE CLUB HERE
' •""•; X! .'in'mJ.viou:,:',;';„„;:';„;i FAVORITE DR. THOMPSON
win.
id n i . M . n ' e
follow I " ' ' h n
Decorations
r
nl
1,^i '.texdckie^a,!r ^"'"'''"'
, o r , „ n u i ' s - | D / ? . CANDLYN
)H
been a - k . d j ,i',".j,'|', ','n.'V-,, ',", ^
middies and b l o o m e r - .
D a n c i n g and r e f r e s h m e n t lual
All
11 I,, I, - Will I I.I S
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HARTMANN ANNOUNCES : • ' u
HOP WILL BE
F0RMEL\ '^£^}
ll. IO
i.lll.h I,..
n i l . o| ib. .pie li
. lab!, I.a ., w n k
Ml
Maud,
...11 l.n ,wn
. o n l i n e I.. I ., m u d . I M
nl ol ill di nn.it,i nid m i
the husband; Michael Tepedino '29,
the deceiver.
The following committees me in
charge; settings, Florence M.
Goimlev, '29; properties, Grace
Mark, '29; house, Margaret Cosgro, '29; advertising. Marion Palmer. '29; make-up, Gertrude L.
Hall, '29; and clean-up, Dora Uadnuin, '29.
;"Kwia«^v^ii'0{ .m&3&
'I I 1 0 . M A S P.
I -,n w . ' l
\ ; am a i h - l ,
a I 'VI ..'.
lilel
,,,11,
T h e cast includes: Mil.he.I P i l e ,
son, '2'), the wile; Louis Klein, '29,
1(1 c e n t s p e r c o p y , $2.'2fi
Coach Baker Toots Saxophone
In College's Baby Music Club
i o„la>.
.kn.
l i a i r m a n . announced
a .
he
I . A . bazaar
I no n and
,,i ',, i
Marion Fox Will Direct Crook
Comedy At Joint Assembly Today
Ma, ion Fox, '.?'). will direu a
i rook comedy melodrama to be pie
suited at the joint assembly today.
I !I2S
Attends Convention
BAZAAR NEXT FRIDAY FRENCH DESCRIBES
I he p a n s in " H a c k m the ,- . . i d - ' '
a n d t h e p l a c e r s a r c M i e h a . I. M o r a . .
M v e r s , 'M ; t h e g i r l , H c t l \
Diamond,
',!(); M r s , C o n n o r s .
I l a / e l i ......I. .C.
' . i l l ; t h e s e r g e a n t , l a m e - I. C . I - M . K ,
' . i l l ; b a t h e r W e a v e r , I ' l l . i n . • l i n k e r , AH
The cast f o r " T h e S i e g e " i - / . . n a b .
Corn.dia
Van
Klccck,
'.ill;
Pi-barn.
l-:i. ;
• S l e p h e n - o n '.ill; a n d ( l a / i ni.i
R u t h P.allagh. '.ill.
'I he f o l l o w i i i g c o i i u u i l t e e • w e n a l - .
ami. i n n i d
l.v
Miss
I ' u l t ' i i-r:
-lue.
-els.
Dorolln
Hi i m i m r.
chairman.
M i c e I I , i o . i t . K a l l u M I \ \ . h - l . i . I lea
nor l i r o w i l , l a m e - I C a s - i d \
lunioi-: i
a n d P a u l K'li, . . a -, n i o r ; - l a m
prop
eriies,
Katherine
I . . . n i - l i . . hail m.m
Ian,ice C i l l . e r i , Hernice Gilbert, I all.
eriue
C r o w d , r.
k'ulli
Pnllaeh.
amij
\ iola
M a d a r a - . j u n i o r , - ; a l \ . ni.-im.,, '
Hellv
l.uiulv.
. li. l i n n a n ,
Margarr' j
Flavian, C l a . h - Hale-, Cornelia Van .
Kleeck, Gertrude l l a d l . \ , and l i e i n j
Diamond, iuiii.ii>: home,
bee. e l i a i r i u a n . I l a / , 1 C o . . d e l i , - , l i c i t
r u d e l l . r - h b . r g , M a r i o n K a p l a n , mi
i m s ; a n d I.IICN h". M e . \ c o \ a n d I i l h
eriue
I oi kw
I -. n i o r s ;
, - m m , -,
m u s i c a n d m a k e up
IMIIIII
I
I aw
reiice, eliairiuan, \ \ ilhehiu'n.i S e l „ - i . , ,
h'lcanoi
Slel.hen-oli.
and
Ma: ion
Mi.s, j u i
I- l o r d o p l a V bey. I I I.
,1 . b u m
M,
\
111
I'.il,
STORY TO BE
FEATURE OF Y.W.CA.
e'e , W ' i l h e l n i i u a
S.I.da,
'.Hi;
Mr
I ' r i s h i e P a u l K i l c v . ' - " ' ; M r s . P'risbic.
P t i n i r c (.ill..•it. '.ill; M a n N o l a n , K a l l i
e . i n e ( i i a l i a m , '.id.
a]i, - i i i i l . e - in
cek.
\ l l i l III.
II hi . I I I . I I . i l ,
ii an.,I . and \ i
I , n! Maud. .
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NoVKMHKK
1
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T h e D r a i n , , l a and \ i l
present I I l i l t s I. \ l b i i:hl.
in 111, college audit
mi
W . . | | H ' - , | | \ , Dec, l l l b l l
IJ
FlllDAY,
u'li
Siege", a tragedy.
ARTIST WILL LECTURE
IN AUDii ORIUM DEC. 12
V.
FOR T E A C H E R S
1 '•• l e d ive p r e r i l i e s
b o t h f o r her
r u d i . d r a m a ,• MUU-.ll.-ll .,1 a l i l y of
In.,. -. a, .1 l i
Mi-c i e c u i was r e r e i i l h
pencil
rad
r',„'il'c'.| a I I In r a d i o w o r l d
<• H a r d e n .
noiilhs,
MI
several
leading l a d \ w 'li. die W C i
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rule- hi l.ydia
Students W i l l Have Roles
In Plays Directed By
Miss Futterer
plays
S T A T E COLLEGE
LONGMUIRILL; SLOAN
lepedino Pleads Not Guilty lo Murder Indictment;
JQ iCT TilFSHAY NlfNT
In Dejected Mood, He Sees Jury Chosen To Try Him M.,i...|, •' .,:, .">. w i l l l l l i - l i l l l l . l o r
PLOWMAN TO LECTURE
ON ETCHINGS THURSDAY
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M s s k a u i a , was aecu-ed o l l l e n o l e l i . S. I i n t . In - ai ; h o i n , M a r i o n
g h i - w i l e a l t e r l i i i d i n g her m ' h ,s ; in ,ke up, h h an. a' W . Icb ; ,nibl u l y .
Ml
I ' i , a , m a i l h a - , o i l e l l l e d l o sell w i a n g l i d I l l l o l l g llolll l b . w l l o l ,
l l . - t o -111,lent- at spe l o t the i m i l w h i c h w a - d e m l n l |o lie A b e a i u n o l die l o . a h a l l coach
l.ollis i I lent lelle l i a i n . . , . - ; c l e a n u p , Josephine
I,
lectured h u e
t w o | illipaneling o f a jur.\
| M
K l e i n , '29, and K e g i n a l d S t a n h o p e , I M i l l . , / >, .,11 -. m. a - ; and c .•.liuiie.-, M n,,
A
Inaled
di ,cu.s-,ioii
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8TATE COLLEGE NEWH. NOVEMBER 1(5. IW28
State
College
News
Established in 1916 by the Clasi of 1918
jhe Undergraduate Newspaper of New York
State College for Teachers
THE
WILLIAM
M.
NEWS
T h e lime h a s indeed come
tures.
c r e a s e in e x p e n d i t u r e s .
The
Editor-in-Chief
Kappa Delta Rho House, 480 Morris St., Dial 6-4.1M
T H O M A S P. FALLON
Business
Manager
12 Garfield Place, Dial G-I874-K
Louis J. WOLNER
Managing
Editor
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M A R G A R E T J. S T E E L E
Associate
Managing
Editor
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MARGARET H E N N I N G E
Advertising
Manager
Newman Hall, 741 Madison Ave., Dial 6-6484
m e m b e r s of t h e student
last w e e k
to read
association
o n t h e front
p a p e r t h e s t a t e m e n t of a f r e s h m a n
were
T o think that t h e editor, a senior a n d
not strangle good news, just
SPORTS EDITOR
The
NEWS
again
its columns
vided
ROY V. S U L L I V A N , '29
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of t h e a s s o c i a t i o n !
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that
reaffirms
its editorial
to any member
what
policy o f
he h a s t o publish
is c o n s i d e r e d
publishing, a c c o r d i n g to its code of j o u r n a l i s m .
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to serve
its a b i l i t y .
the student association
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because
a news
proworth
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m a y tend
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that
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will n o t b e c h o k e d .
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ASSISTANTS
CIRCULATION STAFF
ELEANOR
Sister
I n d i a n a p o l i s : liobbs
HAGER. M0
WOLNER,
W e fear that
passions
negro
life
with
h e r excellent
o n t h e p l a n t a t i o n , a l a r g e d o s e of
as manifested
colony.
Mary
Sister
t h e older g e n e r a t i o n m a y not u n d e r -
it. for t h e a u t h o r c o u p l e s
negro
by Mary.
loves
Mary
children,
picture
primitive
is a belle o f t h e
and proceeds
to
fill
h e r h o u s e w i t h t h e m ; s h e w i s h e s t h e y c o u l d c o m e in l i t t e r s .
But w Ih t i n s c a n t y plot of M a r y ' s r e l a t i o n s to s o c i e t y ,
t h e a u t h o r s u c c e e d s in p r e s e n t i n g a r e m a r k a b l e p i c t u r e of
t h e c o l o r e d r a c e in its s o u t h e r e l e m e n t .
It s h o w s t h e
w a r m t h of n a t u r e t o w a r d h e r c h i l d r e n ; it s h o w s a n u n i q u e
social plane.
Scarlet
Sister
Mary
is a w o r t h y s u c c e s s o r of t h e a u t h o r ' s
Black
April.
W e t r u s t t h a t s h e will c o n t i n u e to g i v e Us
m o r e of t h e s e d e l i g h t f u l s t o r i e s of t h e s o u t h e r n e g r o . A n
e x t r a o r d i n a r y b o o k , p r e s e n t i n g w h a t is p r o b a b l y a t r u e
c r o s s s e c t i o n o f m o d e r n s o u s of A f r i c a .
T h e t.'me h a s c o m e t o call a h a l t t o t h e m o u n t i n g cost of
seen
activities
t h e costs
mount
at S t a t e
higher
College.
than
f o u n d i n g of t h e s t u d e n t a s s o c i a t i o n .
to send t h e c o s t s still
In
any
this
editorial, t h e N E W S
activities
hirst, the student
thirteen
dollars.
This
to e x p a n d
since t h e
A n d y e t it is p r o p o s e d
is n o t p r o p o s i n g
It a i m s
t o show
have
increased
increased
levy
to attack
h o w t h e c o s t of
l a x assessment jumped
p a n s i o n of t h e b u d g e t
year I n s
before
higher.
one organization.
extracurricular
This
ever
beyond
warrant,
from
eleven t >
w a s due to the e x -
system to cover m o r e activities, and
some activities a l r e a d y
receiving
support.
T h e n , t h e f r e s h m a n class placed its d u e s at t h r e e dollars,
an e n t i r e l y u n w a r r a n t e d s u m . T h e b u d g e t is a n i n c r e a s e of
nearly
three
hundred
dollars
over
the amount
n e e d e d bv
t h e f r e s h m a n c l a s s last y e a r to c a r r y o u t i t s a c t i v i t i e s .
c l a s s , it is t r u e , v o t e d t h i s i n c r e a s e .
h e r s of t h e c l a s s
The
But h o w many m e m
feel t h a t t h e i n c r e a s e
was wise?
T h e P e d a g o g u e board contracted with a p h o t o g r a p h e r
w h o r e c e i v e s a d o l l a r f r o m e v e r y m e m b e r of t h e s t u d e n t
Such
a s s o c i a t i o n w h o h a s a p i c t u r e t o a p p e a r in t h e a n n u a l .
a charge was never made before.
I t m a y be t r u e t h a t t h e
p h o t o g r a p h e r this y e a r will r e n d e r b e t t e r s e r v i c e
Thai
still r e m a i n . , to h e s e e n .
In t h e m e a n t i m e , t h e cost n i
p o s i n g for o n e ' s p i c t u r e h a s j u m p e d a d o l l a r .
T r u e , the
s e n i o r s will h a v e t h e d o l l a r r e f u n d e d if t h e y o r d e r a g e n c v
p i c t u r e s , b u t w h a t of t h e j u n i o r s a n d u n d e r c l a s s m e n ' :
C l u b s a r e a l s o j u m p i n g t h e cost of m e m b e r s h i p . T h e
s m a l l i n c r e a s e p r o p o s e d by t h e M a t h e m a t i c s c l u b is i n d i c a
l i v e of t h e g e n e r a l t r e n d . T h o s e w h o b e l o n g p , t h e s e c l u b s
s h o u l d p a y t h e e x p e n s e s , of c o u r s e .
H u t will d e p a r t m e n t a l
c l u b s g a i n a n y t h i n g if t h e y r a i s e t h e i r d u e s t o such a n
e x t e n t t h a t m e m b e r s h i p will be p r o h i b i t i v e : T r u e , t h e in
c r e a s e in t h e c a s e of t h i s o n e c l u b is n e g l i g i b l e .
Hill u p o n
w h a t g r o u n d s d o e s it j u s t i f y this i n c r e a s e il i e s i d e s t h e s e m o r e o r less r e g u l a r l y c o n s t i t u t e d a c t i v i t i e s ,
t o o m a n y d r i v e s a n d c a m p a i g n s f o r money a r e being w a g e d
If it isn't t h i s , t h e n i t ' s t h a i , w h i c h d e m a n d s m o n e y . T h e
a t t e m p t t o r a i s e a h u n d r e d a n d fifty d o l l a r - for a c o l h gi
h u r d y g u r d y a m i t h e p l a i n t s o i t h e Y. M I
A i',,r a n
e q u a l -urn a r e i h e l a t e s t .
If t h e l a t t e r o r g a n i z a t i o n c a n
n o t s u p p o r t itself by m e m b e r s h i p l e e s , t h e n it h a - l i t t l e
r i g h t l o e a t r e f r e s h m e n t s a n d feed f r e s h i m n w i t h i o o d
h o u g h : In solic-led m o n e y .
If t h e p e o p l e w h o d a m e t o t h e
e l e c t r o n ' s m u s i c a r e n o t w i l l i n g t o p a y l o r it, then t h e
s o l i c i t o r s h a v e l i t t l e r i g h t t o b e g in t h e c o r r i d o r s .
It is u n d e r s t o o d t h a t M r . C o r r a n d h i s c o - w o r k e r s a r e
p l a n n i n g to a s h t h e student association for an a p p r o p r i a t i o n to s u p p l e m e n t t h e a m o u n t c o l l e c t e d by s o l i c i t a t i o n , t o
pa'
for the c o l l e g e ' , electrola.
S u c h ,,i, a p p r o p i i a i i o u i
e n t i r e l y u n a u t h o r i z e d a n d o u t of place.
It L a n " e x t r a "
w h i c h li'iuld n o l b e m e t by t h e s t u d e n t t a x s y s t e m .
Il t h e
s t u d e n t s w h o u s e it c a n n o t p a y for il, t h e r e is n o j u s t i f i c a t i o n m a s k i n g p a y m e n t b y t h e m o r e o r less f o r c e d s t u d e n t
tax m u t t .
S t a t e C o l l e g e will s o o n l o s e it-, r e p u t a t i o n of being a
d e m o c r a t i c c o l l e g e w h e r e any s t u d e n t c a n p a r t i c i p a t e in a n )
a c t i v i t y , if h e s o c h o o s e s .
T h i s is a r e p u t a t i o n t o c h e r i s h .
It mean-, financial d e m o c r a c y .
' J h e other path leads to a n
a r i s t o c r a c y <>i t h e d o l l a r .
Out
of the Silence.
B y K r l e C o x . 310 p a g e s . $2. N e w
Y o r k : Kae I). Ilenkle Co.
W h i l e digging a w a t i r hole on his Australian vineyard,
o u r h e r , , d i s c o v e r s a h e r i t a g e of a n a n c i e n t c i v i l i z a t i o n , a
c i v i l i z a t i o n a s f a r s u p e r i o r to o u r o w n a s o u r s is s u p e r i o r
l i e h o l d s it w i t h i n his p o w e r t o reI,, i h a l o i a b o r i g i n e s ,
b a s e t i n - f o r c e u p o n t h e w o r l d , b o t h f o r its i m p r o v e m e n t
H i s p r o b l e m is c o m p l i c a t e d by h i s
a n d f o r il.s s o r r o w .
love f o r K a r a n i , a h e r i t a g e b e a r e r of t h e a n c i e n t c i v d i z a
lion, to the m o d e r n world.
H e r p l a n calls l o r w o r l d d o m
i n a t i o n , s l a u g h t e r of t h e c o l o r e d r a c e s a n d scientific c i i g c n i , ,
M a n y a t h r i l l a w a i t s t h e r e a d e r of t h i s h o o k .
It's the
k i n d o n e w a n t - l o s.t u p w i t h n i l t h e d a y b r e a k . T h e p r e s e n t
n v i e w e r d i d . M i n e J u l e s V e r n e ' s e n g r o s s i n g t a l e s , we h a w
nol m e t t h e e q u a l . . i t h e w o r k o l K a r l c I o x , an A u s t r a l i a n
writer.
N o r e c e n t fiction t o u c h e s its p l a n e for -beer in
leresl
,\ wow ol a I k
H W O VI ARS AGO IN STATE COLLEGE
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it K . o h . l
and c m . cptloll ol
k in C h a n c e l l o r ' s
h a s b e e n . l e . li .1 l i e n l , naiit a n d
secretary
of ( h e c i t i z e n s i o i i l s
li i l l u s i o n , i n M r i i r l o r in p h y s i c a l
Al i h e II v o t e o l i h e f r e s h m a n . l a s s F r i d a y
I ' h o i n a s l l e r n e v w a s e l e c t e d vice p r e s i d e n t .
.le. led g i r l s ' a l b b
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i.lai \
b'.dith L a w r e n c e a n d ' K i . h a n l W h i s l o n
d i d a l e - l o t t h e o f l i c e ol r e p o r t e r .
morning,
Marjorie
lot
arc
I h e hi t i s s u e of t h e N e w s H o u n d , a w e e k l y b u l l e t i n
u e w s p a p e i t o t h e s l a l f of i h e X h w s will b e d i s t r i b u t e d
loda.e.
It is, e d i l e d b y C e n e v i e v e C o l e , '_'0, a s s i s t e d b y
several freshnieu: M a r g a r e t Bin nap, Margarel
Steele,
K d i t h L a w r e n c e , S h i r l e y W o o d , Hetty H a n i - , , a n d M a i jorie Ketchaill.
STOKTJrafl
t^ _£Jto
M e l o d r a m a , punctuated with laughs,
f. a I t i r e d in t h e a u d i l o iiini T h u r s d m
night
when
Josephine
Milazzo pre
scntcd the second advanced diainati, class play.
Well
cast
a n d well d i r e c t e d , t h e
p l a y w a s a n c pi t o n i c of t h e p r o v e r b i a l l y
p o o r , bill h o n e s t w o r k i n g p e o p l e .
M o l l y B a l l a r d i> a n e w c o m e r .
In
f a c t , w e a r c n o t q u i t e s u r e of h e r
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Should ihe nil,-, be less s t r i c t '
r a t e , w e a r e c o n v i n c e d of h e r a c t i n g
In I,, be given an opportunity t.. hec.nn. a b i l i t y a n d w o u l d l i k e t o s e e m u c h
manned will, the stii,l.-nls of course, In:
m o r e of h e r . S h e p l a y e d t h e r o l e of
s o not forbidden.
Are the rules t.„, ill
mite?
Thev seem lo l„- undeistood dif
I'cggv W a t s o n with a restrained ardor.
eiitlv l.v dim-lent people.
Ycl lb,' eounei
Charles Worstail also appealed to
si have found no dilliculiy in varying in
pretal
lis a s t h e d i a m o n d in t h e - r o u g h h e r o
cut?
li i H i s g a u c h e r i e a n d v o u t h a r e c h a r m
Ihal Ih, v Ulg.
.""," IJ.-iX-i'iT.'-'lv'''side''!', '"in* pp.
lo ulniii
i'h'ey'all agre'eii. "" ' " l " 1 ' l '" , ~
I'atllinc Crowley
looked h e r part,
A S o r o i iy C i i i
b u t w e a r e s l i g h t l y in d o u b t a s t o I h e
genuineness
of h e r p o r t r a y a l , a n d
] Herman
Koerncr w a s his usual
fitCALENDAR
tingly dignified sell.
Today
K,|.|.n. Si VIE COI.I.EOE
NEWS.
Kilher rushing rule, are bring evaded ,..
•be.e lire son,,- exceedingly innocent
.•embers in college,
When a rule devices
ihal a sororitv girl may not make dales wiih
, freshman m i l , even to .lane,- in 11,, n-ui
i.isium ;.i noon, il is .,, I„- supposed thai .
•mbi
o.lliiig gy
I logelher. a rule of tin
bo,ken.
It is also i,, l„
'ared
that
.rorily girl who quite ob
I.ord
undergraduate
Bxron
of Broadway.
B y Nell Martin.
336 p a g e s .
S2.SU. N e w Y o r k : K a e L). M e n k l e C o .
K v e r y w o m a n In m e t fell in h u e w i t h this m o d e r n L o r d
B y r o n , a y o u t h w h o r o s e f r o m p l a y i n g a t i n n y p i a n o in a
d o w n t o w n b e e r g a r d e n t o c o m p o s i n g of p o p u l a r m u s i c . T h e
w o m e n loved h i m , wept o v e r h i m , g a v e themselves g l a d l y
to h i m , a n d y e t h e w a s u n t o u c h e d .
W o m e n , a c c o r d i n g i,,
h i s c o d e , w a r e t o h e p l a y e d w i t h , b u t not to he t a k e n i n t o
h i e partnership.
A n d w h e n a n y w o m a n b e c a m e t o o en
t l u t s i a s t ' c in h e r l i n e l o r h i m , R o i c a s t h e r a s i d e .
Inevitably, there must have come along one w o m a n w h o
w o u l d not s u r r e n d e r t o h i m . A n d it w a s w i t h this w o m a n
t h a t t h e g a y y o u n g m a n fell in l o v e ; t o p r o v e t o h i m h e r
t o t a l d i s r e g a r d o l h i s f a m e , N a n c y m a r r i e d h i m , t h e n left
h i m flat. A n d lo w i n h e r b a c k , h e w r o t e h i s g r e a t e s t c o m position, " L i t t l e Lost L a d y . "
T h e b o o k is l i g h t , t h nigh e n t h r a l l i n g . T h e a u t h o r d o u b t lessly k n o w s h e r m e d i u m a n d u s e d it t o t h e best of h e r
lahnt.
W h i l e not a g r e a t b o o k t h a t will last in l i t e r a t u r e
i how few d o ! ) . Lord Byron
of Broadway
is most p l e a s a n t
divers.on.
A n d it will m a k e a c o r k e r of a m o v i e .
NEWS:
f rom tke
SORORITIES EVADING RULES?
'3(1
DON'T I'IC'K YOUR OWN POCKET
COLLEGE
^JPRAYS
Our compliments to t h e class of
1932.
T h e y are giving us t h e varsity basketball t e a m of a c o u p l e of
years hence, y o u know.
T h e frosh
will be piven a bit of test w h e n
they play t h e Collegians soon. T h e
Collegians, or A l l Stars, o r w h a t
will y o u . d e f e a t e d t h e 1931 q u i n t e t
t w o o u t o f three g a m e s last w i n t e r ,
it w i l l b e r e m e m b e r e d .
Again
may we oiler
our
congratulations to Manager
Stanhope
for the really
lie has
prepared
fine, balanced
schedule
for the entertainment
of the Stale
Col
CORRECTS STATEMENT
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fando
Ihe present
s c h e d u l e calls for
Editor, STATE GU.I.EI.E N E W
I should like lo correct a statemen
t h i r t e e n g a m e - n o n e of w h i c h c a n
be c o n s i d e r e d as easy, or a s s e t u p s
editorial column of the N E W S fur N
|
for ( b e I ' u r p i c a n d H o l d w h i r l w i n d .
Dram
Min.1 \ i asso iation
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pons hie f. r l i . - . talk : . Stan C o l i c e .
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tercstit g schedule.
m for . h e , . , - 1 f " j " .
1 hi s bei I I I I .
L a s t s e a s o n w e p u l l e d d w n ei lit
I ,!'i
v i c t o r i e s , £ n d it i s o u r p r e d i c t i o n
w ; shall a t least
I'eii
t'iat this year
",','
e q u a l t h a t n u m b e r of g a m e s w o n .
'av~. Clinton llamillnn came M n - v i . h !
•vival of ihe " R i v a l s " and again v. i li "SI
loops to Coui|iiei."
h'or the lirsl ..." 'i
s t o r e s Ihe Dramatic and Art a s - , r e m .
light have been proud lo pay two n t b o
mi,lied dollars.
Mrs. Scott, on lite mil.
and, was all that you sav ,,f her. Iloih M
'•ii in and I were totally ignorant of he
.'•.• merely trusted the good laste ..1' ll
beatre Guild which sen! her on.
I am writing ibis because I should hat
ivc Hie students think ili.it the Dramatic
It association was so lightly spending
11.lent mollCS
If | h r slink-Ills Wnu'd p r e '
• I to lake a chance on Ihe ailists Mr. 1'.
., so killdlv offers us, I should be pe
iliing lo keep the whole mailer uitli
news-
that traditions here a r e
T o t h i n k that t h e N E W S should print t h e opinion of
of M y s k a n i a , should
STATE
Two months have elapsed since the freshan class entered Stale Colfcgei
During this
•"• few opportunities to impress upon them
the necessity of obeying tradition have been
•fg.ected.
loir this reason members of the class arc
mildly surprised that the sophomores, leaders
• •i tradition leaching, should break traditions
hcmsclvcs.
Two weeks have passed since
first the ground was covered with snow.
Freshmen wonder wdiy toques have not been
distributed.
T h e weather grows colder and the wind
blows stronger. Freshmen heads feel the need
for more adetpiate protection than is offered
by caps,
What will the sophomores do to remedy this
breach of t r a d i t i o n '
unduly
page of this
b e c a u s e t h a t g o o d s n e w s is a b i t p a i n f u l t o c e r t a i n
GLADYS HATES, '30
E D I T H T. L A W R E N C E , '30
n O R O R T H Y B R I M M E R , '30
C A R O L I N E M. KOTRBA, 30
A L M A DOLAN, '30
E L I Z A B E T H H A R R I S , '30
S H I R L E Y W O O D , '30
C A T H E R I N E B R O D E R I C K , '31
M A R G A R E T C U S S L E R , '31
ALICE F A S O L D T , '31
J E A N G I L ] , E S P Y . Ml
.MILDRED H A L L , Ml
ZOE I11NRICHS, Ml
J E W E L J O H N S O N , Ml
RUTH K E I . S E Y . Ml
E M I L Y L E E K , Ml
CLARA L Y O N S . 31
RUTH MA1IER, Ml
Certain
jolted
member
IUNIOR ASSOCIATE EDITORS
'•alitor,
Telegram.
PAPER DOES NOT STRANGLE NEWS
a mere f r e s h m a n !
B E S S I E L A P E D E S , '29
B E T T Y P U I A ' E R , '29
COMMUNICATIONS
further.
N E W S a c k n o w l e d g e s t h e u s e o f t w o c u t s in t h e lasl
i s s u e , lent b y t h e S u n d a y
silly.
SENIOR ASSOCIATE EDITORS
ROSE D R A N S K y , '29
G E N E V I E V E COLE, '29
of e x p e n d i -
evaluation of a n y in-
S t u d e n t s should think carefully be-
fore picking their o w n pockets
BOARD
FRENCH
for a limitation
A time h a s c o m e for careful
:
J o i n t a s s e m b l y al lll:5.s A . M.
K.appa D e l i a K i m p a r t y I ir f r e s h men.
8 : 0 0 I'. M .
Saturday
1 o i i i i n e r e e club fall pari \ .
c i t e S t . 7:31) 1'. M .
32 J e a n
Sunday
N e w m a n c l u b qtl.'il t c r l y c o n m u n i n i
St
Vincent
tie I 1 .nil's g r o t t o .
'1:1111 A . M .
Tuesday
\ d v a u c c d d r a m a t i c s class p a y .
diloriuiu.
K:I5 1'. M .
\u
NEWMAN CLVB TO BE
HCST TO'32 SUNDAY
N e w m a n c l u b f r e s h m e n will In g t n - l . , | t h e u p p c r c l a s s t u e n al i h e first q u a r
t e r l v c o m m u n i o n b r e a k f a s t al t h e A e . a l
einy ol i h e Ib.ly Xaine, Siuidav, accord
nig t o A n n , S t a f f o r d , ' !'J p i e . i d e m .
Tin
c u m u l i :• in c h a r g e
mcltttlcs
Mane
l.vucll,
' - " ) . g e n e r a l c h a i i limn ;
Marv
l i v e r . '.•'Il; M a r g a r e l
Mulbgan,
1 . d i s t a n c e I ) , C u / n in, \ \ ' : n i i r , d Apt '.
a n d K l c a i i o r K c l l e h e r , s.,pl „ r e , .
Buys $13 Student Tax Ticket With $100 Prize Money;
KatherineM. Kennedy Wins Award For Essay On Snith
"I w r o t e t h e essay r e a l l y f o r a j ike
" Y e s it w a s d e c i d e d l y
Ihrilling and
a n d sent it n i l I. n miiiiiles b e f o r e l i e w o n d e r f u l to h e a w a r d e d i h e p r i z e bill
1,-1 mail w h i c h wotlhl g e l il t h e r e , n t h e n I h a d l o m i k e a s p e e c h ,,)' a c c e p t
i n n , " k . t l h e i i n e M K e n n e d y , '30, w
".
II n , i in lirsl pu'il i ,p •, , !i. m I
net o l a SIOII p r i z e L a l u r e s s a \
•! i in , , u , i . u n p i .inplii
\ . .
n
" W i n I Shall Vole lm A l l r e d b M u l l .
. : ' i , i • .1
h m I " C h a n , , ihal 1
i,a I ' r r - i d III," I, ,1.1 a \ i w - i . poi lei
h l',| , n n .1 ill S l i n .
| , | a y . | h e p r i z e w a s off. r e d by i h e S,
AM
. i n w,lh M
i Ih. Ii.i 1 •
l o g a "smith On I'resiileiil i lull a n d
l l i . r a n d l a l h e i Hid h a l l
o p e n In every Voting v o t e r in S a r . i t
f i l l s"<
my - e l l . X i, I II iveil'l
. unity
I llglll
,tll
. x c i l i n g u i l i i il ycl ex
"Moth.i
saw i h e a
in e i n e n l in a
,1 la ^ l a b e l al t b l l l i
p a p e i a n d kepi l e a s i n g m e n , w i n , , h , l a r s .
p h i I w ill,I w n l e j u s l i
" \ o , I h a , , nevet w o n , , p r i z e . . 1 a n
: essay ; so I il
'i'
picas, h e r , " -be -aid
"It e a s i h e j l o i i d .
O i , uise, l a
i n j u r i n g m |-; n g
bi^e,. -I s u r p r i s e .,i n n h i e "
11-.11 so i h a l w
in;.
" N o I d i d n ' l k n o w w h a l w a s g o i M f . t o a h i l i n I havt
Ii.ippi li W i n n Now l o b ] m e lo
e up lo
"in
c m - e , I'm disappointed m Ihe
Ihe c o d p a i n
I th night p o d i a p s I h a d e l e c t i o n .
I voted l o r S m i t h b e c a u s e I
r e g i s t e r e d w r o n g l y t h o u g h they d a l say liked Ins p, .,,„, iliiy,
| a d m i r e t h e way
if I s o m e t h i n g n i c e w a s g o i n g t o h a p - b e h a s w o r k e d h i m s e l f u p in l i t e a n d I
pen.
B u i I II id n o idea t h a i I w a s t o t h o u g h t b e w a s t h e I n s t m a n f o r the'
receive ihe prize.
oflice, 1 t h i n k h e h a s d o n e a l o t o f goad
" M o t h e r a n d I lad d i d n ' t e v e n k n o w HI N e w Y o l k s t a t e .
a n y t h i n g a b o u t my g o i n g , a s I w a s o v e r
" W e l l , i t ' s a l l o v e r iiovy, a j ^ i f h e c a n
al m y a u n t ' s w h e n w o r d c a m e .
N o t 'till a c c e p t d e f e a t like a g o o d sBftVt, w h y e e r i I g o t h o m e ,u n i g h t at u g h i o ' c l o c k , d i d i.iiuly I c a n . A n d 1 f e e f that m y fir: t
! ihey even k n o w I had gone.
oic was uoi cist in vam."
mm
S T A T E C O L L E G E N E W S , N O V E M B E R Iff, 1928
HISS HAMPLE WINS
FIVE DOLLAR PRIZE
Wins Dr. Candlyn Prize
College of Delightful Wavs
By Olga Maniple, '-'(>
lovouslv we sing tin storv
College of deligblfiii u . i , - ;
Kagcrlv we tell the glorv
Of tliv splendid d a ' s 1
All t i n Children shall elideav ir
To add lustre to tin lame,
And to honor thee win r c w r
We may bear 111\ name.
H l . b A A. I I A M P D K .
So long as i n cling; the walls
We pledge om lives to see
Thai ever shall ,|iy name I e held
In lasting loyally.
200 MORE STUDENTS
PAY TAX THAN IN 1927
I
!
tespile an increase of two dollars in
,
".*U-.nl < « * . " ' ' \ .«•••"•• iwn huudred
re students tlnn the number of ihosi
n-ded last war have paid their stu
n assessment, ae inline to i larence A
lley, assist.mi pnn',s,,, r ,,f hislorv, j
l
. . . , ' ' " ' " " y irwiMin-r ... the finance
If it's made
Lucille Beauty
Salon
BIDS FOR JUNIOR PROM
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Sunday »ervices.
10:45 a.m. and 7:30 p. m.
Dues will he collected in the rotunda '
Mondax, Tuesday, and W'ednesdax mornaigs next week from 9 mini I 1 o'clock.
Poster
of
We Have It
( (ther days may bring \\> so: n m ,
nil
( )ther years a b i l t i r si uy;
Km we ilread no dim lomorrow,
junior class leads i| u - eollege
Fear no distant u , ong.
pa.Miieiil of tbe tax, eighn three p.
Should a troublous time assail l l u e ' cenl of the members luv ng p.vd
( a l l t i n children back to lli
hi soi.boniores are second with a rat
ANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT
\\ e shall never, never fail thee
aig of eighty one per cent, lln fresh
b'.p; iloii I'eta I 'hi announces the e
men, third, with seventy eight p. r cenl.
W i l l i our loyait. !
uid the seniors, last, with se\entv-lwo gageineul of Miss Alice Sowalsky, '29,1
per cenl.
Tradition Gives to 'I hi e a N'an.e
in Harry Mesick, Jr., of Schenectady, j
lly Florence M. (i u i n h n . '29
At a meeting M lav. the luiann
Tradition gives u. ibee a name
board will dee'de upon the aclioii to hi
' If glory long held dear.
taken against students who li iv, not paid
FREE
FOR THE
ASh'JXQ
\ name whose preMige t ver grows
the lax.
Through iach sin eeeiling vear,
A l i m i t e d m m b e r o f a great
\n.l bla-i lo. forth its standard, bright
l a w y e r ' s personal testimony re< )f maie.stv and truih,
garding the m o d e r n doctrine o f
I hose siandards 1'ial will ever he
'Evolution"
i be lodestars of thy w.iitli.
AdJress
Hids for junior prom, February I, will I
ALBANY
l-'.-om thee we seek llie fellow.sbip
1
in :-'5.5:i, Alice Walsh, vice-president of
li .earning wax s untried,
GOSPEL TABERNACLE
llie junior class, and general chaiman, I
h'or thei wiil ever be lilt- songs
649-651 W A S H I N G T O N AVfci.
mummied toda.\.
"juniors nnisl pax
Inspired I n faith and pride.
class dues if tbe.\ m-li i,, attend," she
REV. F. L. SQUIRES, Pastor
HEWETT'S
SILK SHOP
are making up samples of rings which
will he submitted to the junior class
for approval, Miss Eunice Gilbert,
chairman of the ring committee, announced today.
merce club will be conducted at 7:30
o'clock tomorrow night at 32 Jeanctte
street. There will be dancing and stunts,
and refreshments will be served.
"All Commerce majors and minors are
especially urged to attend," Dorothy
They are: Skil Ik rafters of Philadel- Gale, '29, president, said today. "Others
phia; the Elliot Company of Ohio, and are welcome. All students are to meet
at the college at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow
L._ (.. Ualfour of Massachusetts.
Tbe rings will cost between seven night."
" ( ' l i e half the class received scores and eight dollars, according to Miss
Gilbert. "They will not be so heavy
between 195 and 2-45. The results this or large as those of last year," she
lall indicate an average score pracli- said.
aily the same as that made by an
The rings will bear (he standard size
'xperimcnlal group of State College ol the coliege seal, but will differ from
the rings selected by previous classes,
•eniors and freshmen last spring," Dr. J
Miss Gilbert expects. The contract
Morris said.
j will lie awarded next month.
Sinc( ibis (est is ;i much more com- I
prehriisive one than any of those i
given I be college elasses in former
vears, no acurate comparison can be
made, according i,, Dr. Morris.
j
Since tbe lest iuclu.les different |
kinds in measures. i| will be possible j
LUCILLE ALTOPEDA
l " make furl hi r analysis of results, I >r. j
208 Q U A I L S T . ' R i c e Bldg)
M o r r i - pointed out. Stub analytical
D i a l 6-5787
, | ; „ , , ..,,. , , , , „ , , , , , . ,-,„. s , l m . s t i | 1 ( ,
I
SPECIAL
P e r m a n e n t W a v e $7.00
lividual student's "liabilities and as- '
S/iauijjuoiii;/ tint! IVuriiiy for
'I'liey give a somewhat scicnI.'imj Hair
- $),Jo
I die basis for deciding what abilities
Fur Hithbi-ilHair
- $J.f,0
„ , , , v be capilalizcd, what limitations
Munivuriiifj ~>(Jc.,J<'uriulM<m<t(fep,
•I 'o be recognized, and what efforts
u!d be made lor improvement.
"Freshmen made from 124 to 30S
correct answers in the intelligence
test-;, numbering A'J$ items, which
were given to them the first day of
egistr.ition," Miss F.lizabelh D. Morris, assistant professor of education,
announced today. A time limit was
used in administering the test.
M i s s Gormley Named Second
In W o r d Contest A b o u t
State College
Olga Maniple, '26, won the $5 prize
offeree! by Dr. T. Frederick I I . Camllyn, instructor in music fur the best
serious words about State College to
be set to music, the music council announced today. She is a former editor
of the Slate College Quarterly. Florence M. Gormley, '29, editor of the
new literary magazine, received honorable mention. rJoth sets of words will
be printed in the new songbook.
A prize of $5 will he awarded to
the student who writes the best music
for cither set of words. Contributions
should be handed to a member of the
music council before December I.
FRESHMEN ANSWER
3 AGENCIES COMPETE
COMMERCE CLUB FALL
124 TO 308 ITEMS
FOR JUNIOR RING BID
PARTY IS TOMORROW
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS NOVEMBER !(!, 1928
SHORT NEWS NOTES
La Verne Carr Wears Cap And Gown Of Griff en, 28; BOCKS AUTOGRAPHED
VARSIT IS ROUNDING
Betty Eaton's Garb Once Worn By Miss Chsebroagh
BY POET LAST NIGHT
INTO FORM AS GAME
Years
of
history
in
student
governwore
it
in
1926.
Since
then
it
has
been
T
o
an audience of faculty, students
WITH SAINTS NEARS ment are associated with the academic worn by those Psi Gamma girls who
and residents of the Capitol District
caps and gowns worn weekly by My- wcre members of the senior honor so which crowded Chancellor's hall last
skania members to student assemblies cicty. Ruth G. Moore, '28, wore the cap night, Edna St. Vincent Millay, AmerEnding their third week of practice,
and to meetings of the society.
land gown last year.
ican poet, read selections from her own
the State College basketball team begins
Each year the new Myskania members)
In 1927 Hilda Sarr wore it one seines- volumes of poetry, "The Lyric Year"
to look like a real team again. The
Miss
inherit the academic garb of their pre- ter. The second semester she and Ruth and "The Buck in the Snow."
men have been working bard for these
decessors. Some of the caps and gowns McNutt, '27, exchanged caps and gowns Millay appeared under the auspices of
three weeks and are now showing signs
have lengthy histories.
so that both might wear the Psi Gamma the Dramatic and Art association.
of rounding into shape at last.
G. I.aVcrnc Carr's cap and gown was cap and gown a half year. Likewise this
At the conclusion of the reading, Miss
The boys went through three workouts
worn by Francis E. Griffin, '28, last year Alice Hills will exchange her cap Millay autographed books of her own
this week and four last week, and if
year, Betty J. Eaton's garb saw service and gown for that of Miss Graves' so poetry for students. She was later enhard work will do the trick, coach Baker
that the Psi Gamma gown may be banded tertained at the apartment of Miss Agnes
will have a fine team for the opening n 1926 when Miss Marion Chesehroiigh,
'26, now instructor in Latin, wore it. down as in the past.
E. Ftilterer, instructor in English and
game with St. Michaels, December 1.
Lost a n d F o u n d Notice
Last year Chrissie E, Curtis, '29, used it.
Miss Graves is wearing the cap and d,rector of dramatics.
Students who find and lose articles
The State mentor has been working
Students were admitted onlv upon
should apply to Dorothy Thomas, '30, the men hard because he realizes the ad- William M. French, editor-in-chief of gown now because it belonged to her presentation of student tax tickets. "The
who has charge of the lost and found vantage of top condition in a game like the STATU COLLEGE N E W S , inherited the predecessor, Ruth Lane, '28, in the stu- lax ticket rule was strictly enforced,"
Gertrude L. Hall, '29, president of the
box, the campus commission announced basketball, Before engaging in coach- regalia of Richard A. Jensen, '28, his dent association presidency.
Gertrude L. I hall possesses the gown Dramatic and Art council, told die \ i w s
ing as a profession, Baker was a pro- fraternity brother and former roommate.
today.
today.
Evelyn
Graves'
cap
and
gown
was
worn
in
turn
by
Harry
S.
Godfrey,
'26;
fessional basketball player for a few
worn first in 1921 by Katherine Ball. Edwin R. Van Klecck, '27; and Mrs. Van
seasons.
Chi S i g m a Theta Will Give T e a
Cut I this year it has been worn by those Kleeck, formerly J. Charlotte Jones, '2K.
Baker has about ten men whom he girls of I'si Gamma sorority who wore
Chi Sigma Tin la will conduct a lea
Caroline Schlcich puts on the cap and
in.in'ITS ui Mvskania. Thev a r e : Agnes
(
hopes
to
mold
together
as
bis
first
string
Sunday, December >. at the sorority
Underwood, '22; Mav Wood, ' 2 3 ; Kdiia Sown, worn last year by Florence Potter,
combination.
He
is
working
ex-captain
house, M2 Quail street. The committee
B. Shafer, '24; Marie Bergin. ' 2 5 ; Mar- .-'8, former president of Girls' Athletic
m charge includes: Juanita McGarty, '29; Kuczynski, Carr, Ott, and Lyons, captain jorie Bellows, '20. Last year Ruth Lane. .is-i ciation.
usher Myskania members have purof
the
1930
quintet,
at
the
forward
posts.
'28,
president of the student association,
Agnes .McGarty, 7 9 ; \ l . Frances Conlon,
iliastd new robes, or are wearing those
Klein and Thomson are the men whom wort' it.
'.!! ; and Anne Savercool, '.51.
of
alumni who w i r e not Mvskania memAND
he has selected as his centers for the
Alice Hills' garb began its historv with
bers.
THUR., Fffl.. SAT
year. Thomson is also playing guard Gertrude Olds. '25. Lnrena Schaffer
NOV.
15-16-17
A n n o u n c e s More H o n o r Students
along with captain Herney, Auerbach,
PAY WRAY mid GARY COOPER
MISS H E I N E M A N N M A R R I E S
T h r o u g h an error in copying, the Allan. Winston, and Collins.
In • 11,1: l-IKSI
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STATE COI.I.B;K N E W S last week omitted
Delta Omega announces the marring
The opening game of the season is
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the names of the following seniors now about three weeks away, and the
oi
Wilhelmina
I leinemaiin,
'24, t
•llil- HID MARK '
. hope to cop this
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from the \ ear's honor roll:
A Jumcs Cruze Production
Howard Bradley.
one because they
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Louis Klein, Mildred l.ansley. Mary ' ' ™ ''
St. Michails representative
Invitations for ,-| party tonight
t year by a fairly large margin
Micucci, Amy Rony, Randolph Sprague
'flu- Saints are due to have a good been sent to several freshmen by Kappa I
Rudolph Syring, K a t h n u Tcrpeiiing.
DIRECTION
STANLEY
COMPANY
OF
AMERICA
team this year, and the curtain raiser is
Bcrnicc Van Sickle, Ruth W a l t s , and going to be a hard game for the Purple Delta Rho. The parly will he at the
MARK
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chapter's house, 480 Morn's sired. Ru- !
Elsie Zueiid.
and Gold. The home scpiad has a bit
of winning streak.
They won three dnlph Worth, '30, is chairman. Dr. M. j
T o Debate Jury System
games in a row after dropping that one G. Nelson, assistant professor a' educaThe men's varsity debate team will point game to Si. Bonaventiire last win- tion, will be a guest.
WEEK
OF NOV. 19
uphold the negative of the proposition,
'fhe fraternity expects to extend bids I
Resolved, Thai the jury system in the
io membership late ibis semester to |
United States he abolished", against the
in shmen. Formal initiation will he dinUniversity of Pittsburgh. February 6,
Alice W h i t e
ing the second semester, officers of the
Louis M. Klein. '29, president of the
Gamma
chapter a
uueed today.
with
debate council, announced today.
The Y. M. C. A. has received §117 ill
subscription pledges towards its drive for
$150 conducted last Thursday and Friday, according to Hermann L, Kocrner,
'2V. president.
Cash
receipts have
amounted to fifty-eight dollars,
The student quota has been over-subscribed, according to Hamilton Acheson,
'30, chairman of the drive committee,
The canvass for funds from the faculty
has not yet been completed.
BY
ROY V. SULLIVAN -
Sports Editor, STATE COLLEGE NEWS
PROCTOR'S
Grant
HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE
FRATERNITY IS HOST
TO FRESHMEN TONIGHT
STRANU
R I T Z.
WEEK OF NOV. 19
"Beggars of
ife
GIRLS WILL PRACTICE
FOR QUINTET MONDAY
Basketball practice for freshmen girls
will begin Monday, according to Miss J.
Isalxlle Johnston, instructor in physical
education.
Practice for uppcclassmcn
will begin in about three weeks, she
iC.mliimrrl I'm,,, PaKi- I, Column .11
said.
d u n . r i a l building.
I I d l e r s to >pc:d< will
Basketball candidates will he placed
he lohii T. XlcCutcheon, whose cartoons in groups from which class teams will be
arc width circulated by the Chicago selected later. A varsity team which is
Tribune syndic Ue; James A. Stuart, na- lo in- chosen in May, will play against
tional prc-idnil of Sigma Delta t'hi, and the alumnae live.
Dr. I'lliuii.
Beatrice Van Steenburgh, '31, basketMus.c specialties will be furnished by ball captain, will be in charge of praccampus orchestras. A formal military tice. She will he assisted bv b'.velvn Mc.Vickle, '29; Anne Moore. '50; Frances
ball has been planned lor tonight.
Tomorrow morning, the association V. Peck, '31, and Elizabeth Jackson, '.L\
will vote upon the proposed national
news bureau and the campus pictorial.
Visit The New
Officer.- tor die next w a r will be elected,
and a comentioii phice elm-en.
I Jelegates will be gucMs of the uni\ er1;. al the W.i' ash I'urdue football game
tomorrow afo rnooii.
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