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STATE COLLEG
*E FOR TEACHfSgjj
ALBANY, N. Y.
StateCollege News
XV, No. 22
VOL,
SfllRFP ATTRAPTS
$2.25 Per Year, 32 Weekly Issue*.
13. 1931
•MATE COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS, ALBANY, N. Y., FRIDAY
THEY ARE COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN FOR SOIREE TONIGHT
160 EARN HONORS
FIRSTJEMESTER
200 FOR TONIGHT
Grand
March
and
of Faculty,
Students
Guests,
Twenty-six
to B e Main
Event of Annual Affair
DANCE
STARTS
9
O'CLOCK
SENIORS
student-,
line
will
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by t h e r e c e i v i n g
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hall u y n m a s u i i n .
innovation
soiree
in State
tonight
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college
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FRIDAY, MARCH 20 •",;;,;.i^1
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1" a list compiled by Miss
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t o I'.laine
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roll
first semester of this year,
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a TROY CONTEST
a-', at die k'i, ell >„,:,-
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LEAH LCVENHE1M
listed o n the honor
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' ' " ' ' " r ' g l , t ; " ' 1 ' v i o l e t Putnam, H e l e n Cromie, Abbie Dinneen, Evelyn Greenberg, Doris Wilhams and Katherine Moore, m e m b e r s of the c o m m i t t e e for S o p h o m o r e Soiree.
Miss Dinneen is
en era I eh;irinan.
M-irion' "k'di i'i trick' ' a m P Victor
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Baden
will
lil.h.il,
high honor and
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em,,-,
with
honors and i
• with high I ,rs.
The total number ,,, the h, ,ii,,r roll
'"'• each , lass varies inversely as the
number in each class. T h e freshmen
-lass, whose registration is the largest
has m i l , twenty lour names mi the
list, the s,,|,h,,mores thirty, and the
ji
\s l i i t y - l w o .
r< presented ill t h e l i - t of Mlie-tK'cii'—claer
I'olvterhnic
noti'tiioand I ' n i o n will have the greatest
nuinber of representatives.
Dr. and M r s . Doiinal V. Smith
and Mr. and Mrs. Paul II. S h e a t -
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Names
\ an Dcnbiirgh, registrar.
" n l y ninety-eight attained honors
" b e n | h e list f o r I'L'v P U u was a n nounced, anil the record breaking honor
''"N for the first semester ,,i l a , | year
i"' hided only one hundred ;, „| twelve
names.
I lie d e c o r a | , o n will
be eon:
p!« t. d tod.n I n a prof, s s j , , n ; i | ileeo
rater
I w . iiundred favors h a v e
been distributed to . , . p h
res and
t i n ir • i n - t - .
I In y a r e iiuportc d
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II ,ni ,,,,,1 William
twenty-eight
! i ne luiudrerl thirty-six h
I beta I'i P i p e r s o f ('i il(jate w i l l
furnish t he i i m - i c f o r dam OIL; : ' ( m i
• lint t o . m e o Y l o , k.
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LIST
' lite hundred and sixty students, i n -
be the feature of the a n -
sophomore
LEAD
Second with 30
of f a c u l t y a n d
nual
Roll
Says
Have Lowest Tally, Juniors
Hall Gymnasium
march
on
Honors,
Freshmen with Twenty-four
Music for Dancing in P a g e
f;ran<l
Number
Miss Van 1" enburgh
Theta Pi Pipers of Colgate Furnish
A
of
Attain High
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1931
2
something to be learned from her story. She had never
been taught to do anything worth while. For a while
she worked in a restaurant but she was not even a good
Established In 1916 by the Cl»Si of 1918
waitress. She had little education. She had no real
The Undergraduate Newspaper of New York
"occupation." And then she turned to crime. She
State College for Teachers
thought she could make a living and even more. She
had
been cheated of her childhood and she became
THE N E W S BOARD
"hard-boiled." True others have had hard times in life
NETTA
MILLER
Editor-m-Chiej
and gone straight but environment does make a difference.
596 Morris Street, Telephone 6-0332-R
It is possible that Irene Schroeder might have been
GEORGE P. RICE
Managing
Editor
taught something. Tt is possible that there are hundreds
455 Elk Street
CATHERINE E. BRODERICK — Associate Managing Edttoi of children in school today who if their cases were
studied by psychiatrists and the proper guidance given
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Manager them, might become useful citizens instead of going
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wrong. They might be fitted into the niche in which
ANDREW A. fftrrz
l-inancc Manager they belong.
201 North Lake Avenue, Telephone 6-5810
There is something for the public to think about in
ALEXANDER SCHOOR
Feature
Editor the case.of this woman who "never really knew how to
184 Central Avenue, Telephone 3-7616
do
anything."
SENIOR ASSOCIATE EDITORS: Lilly Nelson ami Martha Nurd.
"Women Should Emerge From The Home"
Union Speakers Prove In Radio Debate
State College N e w s
DESK EDITORS: Samuel S. U r a n s k y , 3 2 , and Alvma K. t-ewia
and Bernard Kerhcl, sophomores
JUNIOR ASSOCIATE 1-nrinKs.
Ruth Urezee. Frances l«.e ler, a n d liessie Levlne.
KKIMR EKS.
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B u r n s ? '32, Clara Allan, Ahhie Dlnneen Harriet Dunn,
Carolyn Kramers, Alice Klomps, Kallu-n„e Moore.
l a j j i . uService, Hilda Smith, Laura Styn, Edith l e p p e r and Helen
W n l t m liie, soph.nnores.
lifSiNKss MAKI-I l.l.n.l \ \ . .Ii.in.-s.
t •' Watkins, and Mary Doherty, sophomores.
Ass,SON,
BUSINESS MANAGERS: Frances M m a r a n d Helen Rohel, JUI s.
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BOOKS!
W R1T ES
'.'VKUT'IMI'MY S T E
R Y
The men's varsity debate team , family had outlived its usefulness,
lost to the Union college team
In the debate with Union college
Monday night ill its radio debate Lawrence C. Newcomb, '31, was
on the subject: "Resolved: That the first, and George P. Rice, '.32,
Kenneth Miller
emergence of the modern woman second speaker.
acted
as alternate. T h e
from the home be deplored" which '32,
was also the proposition argued speakers for Union were Robert H.
with the Hamilton college team on j Smith and Milton Lipschutz.
Tuesday night in a non-decision!
In the second debate, Hamilton
debate." T h e debate with Union • college was represented by R. L.
college was broadcast over the Smith and J. Howard, juniors, and
radio from the W G Y station in I Willis R a y t o n , '31. Kenneth Miller,
Schenectady.
'32, took active part in State colln both debates the State college lege's defense of the affirmative as
teams upheld the affirmative of the second speaker.
Curtis Rutenbcr,
proposition. Their main a r g u m e n t '32, was alternate. Newcomb was
was that the emergence of woman first speaker, and Rice was third
from t h e home was not beneficial speaker.
from economic, social, and political
T h e judges for the debate with
points of view.
Union were Miss Roberta McT h e Union college team main- Quade, of the Schenectady high
tamed that it was socially inadvis- school; Carl S. Salmon, a lawyer
1
for woman to remain in the of A m s t e r d a m ; and Charles 1-2.
I jible
home.
O n e of the a r g u m e n t s to Rochester, m a n a g e r of the Van
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Murder in the Air. By Darwin J. Teilhet. William
Morrow and Company.
New York. 271 pages.
S;00
For'"that tired feeling" here is a book guaranteed t „ j snpp.»rt their point was that the Curler hotel ol Schcnectady
make you foget your worries. As a matter of fact you
become so interested in and worried about the characters
The NEWS does not necessarily endorse sentiments express I
In
"Murder in the Air" that you forget yourself—an
in contrihutions. No communications will lie printed unless In
writers' names are left with the Ml or-in-Chicf of the NEWS ...
eolade for
. anv
.... book in this self-centered, self-conscious
Anonymity will be preserved if so desired. 1 he NEWS does not a m | sophisticated at
guarantee to print any or all communications,
'p| 1( , s l o r v concerns Peter lilue, a reporter in tin
PRINTED BY MILLS ART PRESS, 394-396 Mroadway-Pial 1-228? | "Journal" in Paris. As the book opens'
Mr
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"Five-fifty in the afternoon.
- H a l T - v J- l-hiton, assistant
T h e I'urple and Gold quintet
Vol. XV, Ni
Mar. 13, 1931
Albany, N. V.
Rain.
I superintendent of the Schenectady j closed the basketball season with
, 1 wriggled in my scat and tried to smile. It is sur- schools, and principal of Milne an overwhelming victory over Dana
STUDENT MAIL THIEVES
|pr,si„gly difficult to smile when you are being discharged | u n i | | r ,.,. , s c h ( ) ( ) | , a s t
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State college is serine a revival ol the old stagecoach „,-,,„„ t n |i")<c, J „ | ) S a r c scarce in Paris."
I , ) c l l u ' speaker at the open forum Jersey, last Saturday on the court
By plunging his readers immediately into the story as to be conducted Saturday morning, of I'age hall.
\ l the close of the
days and its attendant ills, to wit, highwaymen and
robbine of the mails
The rilling of the student mail he does, the author catches our interest and claims il March 21, T h e forum is a part of g a m e the score was 59 to 2.! with
.h o i on the escutcheon
,
,- • , college
. ,i
throughout
the entire
bonk. .
'1 he .disappearance
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i,,.,- • State
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prolcssionnl
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. ol the
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l m ! te.lilieis
DO\ is
on on. n u u u n
tamous
inventor
and, ,.financier, \
on Dolbenstem,
his
,,
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•
such as ours. We are in training to teach children t<, : l i r p i : i l u . w | l i k . , „ r ,,ute over the English channel leads r " U M ' 1 l : m l t ; t ' m l e r e m e. and is |-,.r llie lirst sixteen minutes of
respect, not to vandalize, the property of other persons.;-,, main twistings and turnings of the pint. F.vcry one under t h e direction ol m e m b e r s ol the game Dana college was held
The'highest authority on etiquette decrees that one j is under suspicion, as is traditional in all such mystery I'i (.annua Mil, national social sci- M - , , n . | , „
u.hiK.
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l i e mgnesi diiin
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„.;,,,„,. ,,,: rases. Complications are added when it is discovered ence honor fraternity.
I he general
is.
I luring the remainder of
should not read the mad of anothe.. I en w tin . t tl . ^
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•_ „ S o d a | S ( . R . l R .
|cavc thc ^
the admonitions of students at Slate college should hold j i^'.',",^;,, d^'sai^pearei^^'eVi-epr
l'or:7seHes\li''oiiiH-'idei\cU—
;M ''• Linton
will tell how social the first half, Dana scored three
in the lowest esteem one who appropriates the thrills ton accidental for even our credulity.
science is taught in the Schenectady baskets and Stale scored live limes,
which nrooerlv belong to another member of the inPeter and Jerry Howard fall in love and suffer the schools. Lilly Nelson, '31 will be making t h e score at llie half 3d to
' , hand
, 1 thrills
, , , - , , . sue
,,,.1, as
.,. u
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,,, students
students " s " a l ups
the ^first
subject will
.
stituuon. 'Second
n a to
\ and downs attributed to true love. Willi the ^
,,„„,speaker.
-,;„„ ,„• lHer
l u . „„,,,,.,.,, l h ( . <> .1 Stat. „ tay.u.
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• I and' for" all 'we know, censored) ! ' j ' ' , " ^ ^ . . ^ . i r n . > l ' . , | '•,•,„.' , | u , m u n | c r ,,f " \ ' „ n Dolben- purposes of the course and it
I |„. ireshineu five replaced the
whose mail• is first
read
-sity during the third period.
by a curious person, savor too much oi second hand j , a .j„, lyier finally solves the disappearance, to the (lis- trends.
Mr. Linton's speech w
mfiture nf the villain who has, in his endeavor to keep follow. Then there will be a gen- During this period
both
teams
affection
eral discussion.
The leaders ol the scored eight points each
In the
,1
,,-,,,1 ;• U-,.,-I,T tlrui thai leoalK his identity secret, killed two men.
Ol course, stolen iruit is wetter lb,,,, that legally
-,•,„.,., ; ; V( ,. v , , , „ , ,,,.M , . , , „ „ , m . . M l „ , K . , . j r „ „ . A i , . - discussion will be Mr. Mauley F. last period the varsity replaced the
obtained, and perhaps stolen letters are more interest- | v U T nine, wlio tells the store, is a true reporter in this Heason, head of the history depart- freshmen and rolled up llie s e r e
Action is the keynote of his writings. Char- " o u t of Albany High school, and to 5'h Both Lyons and Ingrahaiu
ing than those received through regular channels. Inn ; -,. s | „ v t
remember the proverbial punishment of eavesdroppers! aeierizalioii, as such, is lacking, but nevertheless there M [• .•-''"""•
.
. scored twelve points each.
Lyons
is no blurring of characters. Ilv just a lew word-, a
Miss Helen Halter, supervisor ol and I )tl. jninl captains, placed their
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conversation, an expostulation, the character is panned practice teaching ol social science last game with the I'urple and Cold
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in Milne Junior High school, will live.
....
,
. . . . ,, .,.„,,.,1 ,,, .,,1,1,-,..^ tin. -is
- ' u r a demonstration of a class in
Last
Saturday's
victory c;a\e
W h e n a speaker has consented o a d d r s t h e as
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^ ^
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H.,,,,•, StaU.
demonstration
is
a
part
ol
the
losses
lor
the
seas,
scmbly, the least that the aforesaid assembly can do
round table conference.
plete schedule was a P i l l o w s :
is offer him thanks in the coin of politeness. T h e r e
Op,
" \11y011e interested in the subcan be no criticism of the attitude of the students
ject of social science mav attend,"
Mate
lien
F.sther
I'.ckstein.
'31,
chairman
of
Maxwell
during the speech. As a rule, they are very attenthe semmar, announced todav.
loin, Marshall L a w
tive and courteous while some one is up before them
Ilv K.w I'm.i.ivs, '31
Middlebury
holding their attention. Most students wait until the
A ilotid of powder, a curl of smoke, a scramble, and
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talk is completed before they leave, no m a t t e r h o w ^ J ' J / j ' ^ ' V ^ ' ; ' •'','J.'", ,j''''JJ':" U |"|.""' \ '''.,,"','' •' "'!'''
.Manhattan
llrooklvn I'olvtechni
important is the appointment which they have made ^ f™ \ \ ^;™">.
' " ^ ' h ' ' , , , ' '.elmrrene e is '!!!,(' ui'l'i'is'u'tl
M
clair h a , hers
for 11:30. As soon as the speaker concludes his [hese days, thus it is hi u hl v advisable for the prospective
I.dm Marshall Law
address, however, there is often a general exodus teachers to come to Colleue prepared for all emergen, ics
WORK WELL DONE
'.\|,,,,,, !.,,,- I eacher,
toward the door.
This is very embarrassing, not \ s you probably l.i mi, all superintendents and principal
impulse of the moment by t ''Z-T^I^'^'Z''^
il-V f-'r I'"-' sp'-akcr, but also for those sensitive ' ^the^ ^l^'"TnT,,'',lJ,!Z
I'1 ,:; '.
'' ' , 'I I1"; , m l 1 ' ' "••", ' Dana' Colleile
souls who blush for the sins ni another. 'I hat is
I the inspiring appeal of the applii ants rail
it would
lib
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b
II
m that Mate college students haw- il„,s C more snund qualities which are hidden i
eds should ex
" I t was not
enough sii] fu-ial polish to know that to walk out R l c profile.
Nevertheless, | |
la,lit ol tin |,
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t h a t we lost ,:.
s." 1
li N u l l
,ne is speaking isn't being done this '
I e i i t h u s i a - n i t o retain thai s e | „ „ , | e i r l
lord
U . I'.ak,
year, yet they base not enough innate politeness to
n , 1 a i ' li,
lere is a lendein \ 1,1 Use the b r i l s h too 1
'.',ones l h . i t u
allow at least a -hurt tunc to elapse before quitting
pleteh
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W i t h t h e s||,,\,
t l a . auditorium.
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hided,
u
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ul other students walking swiftly up llie aisles can .,.ntent- ,,t their is M ,e have been serioit-li res
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f tthe>
h e ' are alien,pting t.
l o w e d by l i e u I n g r a h a i I'I w i t h Lal'l
appreciate the iuiioiumy n the situation.
it
to kink
look as
as iif
Ml in ,1,
Published every Friday in the college year by the Kdltorlal
Hoard representing the Student Association. Subscriptions, ?2.25
per year, single copies, ten cents.
Delivered anywhere in the
United Stales
Entered as second class mailer a t postolhce,
Albany, N. Y.
MR. HARRY LINTON
\ QUINTET SWAMPS
TO TALK AT OPEN
DANA LAW TEAM
FORUM, MARCH 21
IN CLOSING GAME
THE STATESMAN
COMMUNICATIONS
SI'EAklXC
w i t h this m i l i u m .
I sineet
d m p p. tin plane of this
as, ending are . 11111 - M i u - u n
l'( )K D I s . T i l l )MI'S< ) . \
Many reasons why the student body of ibis Collegi
can he proud of its faculty were given by Dr. Harold W
Thompson in his talk in assembly Friday, lie explainer
the iiotcwortln
iiiiplislmieiits of meiiihers m tin
fai ulty, bill nl 1 our.se he was forced 1
ml tin nlmn
of his own work.
The N'KWS takes tin, opportunity to inform the slit
dent, why the College is proud ni Dr. I hompviii. I I ,
was graduated front Hamilton , oll.ee as valedictorian
and look his I'h D al Harvard. He
ic oi thirteen
Amen, an, !•• re. , u e the degree ol D.I lit. i c n , li..
Cuivcr-it) oi I-.In,burgh.
I ion, I•'.*>- to l'i.7 h. w.ia
h'e . i n !, I Clow
, 1 the I , 1 j . n h . an I o,iii,|,,l
studied ni the C m i l l ; , ol I diliburgb.
slaiidmi' organ, 1 and h.i, wiill, 11 si-., ral
u illi I' , hi.I.,one , 1 - oik,11,1
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,t the So, i.-l > .,1 Anil. pi. in. ill- i
l! md
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lie is an in
I k-, . 1,., 111, -. •
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..tel .1 11,. Ink i
II - ,-.,1
The
ital.h
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o i i i p a r a l i \ e l y " SIICI essful season
'| f,. veterans, l . u n
d ( U l , ill spite of a l l t h e i r had w a \ s. d i - | i k o . e . l a 1, IL
and ol basketball d u r i n g their • ireer ,1 s t a i r , and w
u 1 n l> hope thai there w i l l he .1 " t r a i i s f i r of tr.iiiu'iu.
,11 t h o u g h some o| our > 111iiH.it p s \ , h o ] , , g i s t , , | e m , |
isteii.e 01 sti, I, a do, trine
"Handsome Freddie" wi
ohahU 1.Heat t o the seashore 1, r the sit,inner. .,,
llie mear
e in o r d e r to retain h o f,,r
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F l i / a b e t b J a i k s n , , , ',!_', w i l l coach
" i n " I die contestants n i the annual
M i l u e H i g h school p,n/, .peaking eon
I'
fur
each
player
the w o r k
" I t , r e g a r d I , , i h , r u l i n g ,,f t h e
faculty
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8 Juniors Coach Milne : rhdiefson'^faudTTirk'1.!^''1"1'' ''
Students For Contest FACULTY MAKES RULES
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Lyons 71; lugraham 71;
Ilain roil 30; 1 in 37; I lel.aura 31 ;
lirooks 17; Carrel 15; Saunders
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Calendar
Today
STATE COLLEGE NEWS MARCH 13. 1931
BRINGS INDIAN EXHIBIT HERE
THIRTY-FIVE SIGN
TO ATTEND CAMP
Thirty-five
their
freshman
camp
to a survey
in
tippcrclassnicii
intentions
this
up
signi-
Navajo
Mexico,
according
assembly
last
".
Fri-
are
from
the
Ireslmum
classes.
graduate
There
student,
two
freshmen.
and
seniors
Kerhel
'.(.!, w a s c h a i r m a n of t h e n
niltct
will
under Ihe d i r e c t i o n ,.i R u t h
P. H u g h e s
T h e lost a n d f o u n d box w i l
soon b a s e t o be e n l a r g e d ,1 l b ,
g l o v e s a n d h a t - a, . U i n u l a l . t i n
-, m e s t e r at t h e r a l e t h , \ d i d l.i I
semester, a c o r d i i m lo I x a t l i e i .
M
e,
a.-i. m e m b e r
ol
I
, aiupii- cuniiiission.
Fountain
pens,
gla-
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l o u e s o i u e f, ir l b , ir oss ners a- ;a n
the l i p s t i c k - , p u n . c o m b s , n
lih -, a n d c o t t o n g l o v e s .
( )ne o i t h e w o r s t
aillnvn
n e g l e c t is a r e d b e n t .
Il I
f o r g o t t e n svhat a h u m a n In
DR. H. W. HASTINGS
Will GIVE SPEECH
IN 11:10 ASSEMBLY
Dr
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In
T h e colleges
ugiulie.l
delegations
and art
\lbrigbt,
will
be t h r e e
of
Mr.
Indian
under
John
the
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and a l - o i,,, the f u r n i s h i n g the
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I bese p r i n t - were „ le, led i r o i n an
ellibil ol ten I ,, I man prints w i n , li the
the I n t e r n a t i o n a l \ i l I ' u b h - l i m g Colli
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COLLEGE SHOE SHOP
Sorority Announces
Committees For Ball
programs,
of
U'ulgers,
William
Stale
I'uiversity
WELCOMES PLEDGES
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The
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Teachers,
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,
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who
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have
intention
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•uhlii
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t h , I South A m e r i c a .
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US' lire o r e a u i o n g g r o u p s I,, c o n n
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'"• " ' ' m o r s , and Ixeuneth M i l l e r .
• v e i l i n g , a c c o r d , ne to M e - r e r u n i , b a i r m a n ,
and
(ieorge
P.
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the l a n g u a g e of key s o n a r i i
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EX A M l N A T I O N T O U K G I V F . N
dell
dramatic
KAPPA DELTA RHO
I w o u l d be i m p o - s l d e I
o r tin
M " us. ,' M i s - I , e n, said
WILL INITIATE 10
TOMORROW NIGHT] Class Presents Play*
Relics Accumulate In Box
For Lost And Found Articles
f r e s h m a n c a m p a n d a l l , i n p l to p r o
s ide f o r a i n , aiis ,,i ,
.limiting
t h e m a l e n u m b e r s ,,i t h e s t u d e n '
bods m o r e c l o s d v .
Refreshment
w i l l be served al t h e m e e t i n g
Art Class Purchases
2 Pictures For Studio
the
Princeton
u n i v e r s i t y on M a r c h 27 and _N.
Ml
p a , n l n g . I he o t h e r - w i l l
lemon
' steal o n j e w e l e r s m a k i n g : a n d t h e
squaw w .11 w ea\ e r u g s .
I b, e x h i b i t s are free I n a l l stu' d e n t s a n d w i l l be c o u d i l i ted b o t h
das a n d n i g h t
I here u . i ! be at
l,as|
two hclures
da.lv
hs
Mr
:• l a p l e s , M n , i - i n i r e I'ceiue, head
I b e art d e p a r t m , u l , said.
Maker.
Special consider;,
svib
be g i v e n
to m i , ,ianal
(lis, n
n
g r o u p - a n d a u ell , , ! • • , , i n / . i l a t h h In
program.
I he i n e e t n m o l t h e m e n ,,| t i n
College scheduled lis the l a m p i
i n i l l e e l o r \ p r i l 17. w i l l be p o s l
t h e first
,ir seeoiii
pulled
until
week in M a y , hecaiise Ibe o r i g i n a l
d a t e c o n l l i i I- Willi t h e I i i r l ' s A l b
letic
association
musical
cornels
a c c o r d i n g t o K i i s s e l l l . u d l u n i , '.11
chairman
of
the
c,
liltee
in
Miss l l d i d e r s o n , a b r i i n e l l e , is a
member ol I i,-ha i hneea
sororils
Mis\ l , r a n i s . a b r i i i i e l l e , is also a
member oi I lelia ( l i m g . i . T h e other
\ l , , i ean-tei u. i- a
hriinetle.
Mars
nieinl.er
annua I'ln M a m a D o n ,
(lis K l i n e , ., blonde, is a member ol
I'ln Delia - o r o r i t v . w h i l e \ l i - I ,a\
I, r, ., hi
le. i- a ineiuhi r ol b i n I'ln
soi-onM
T h e candidate- sserc .,•
le, led il the -uee.est ion ol M l - h'o
tions assembly convene- at
college
Hughes,
( )ne of the I n d i a n s
c h a r g e of d i s t r i h u t i l l g t h e slips
I he e n t i r e c a m p c o m m i t t e e w i l '
meet i n t h e L o u n g e , S u n d a y , at
2:15 o ' c l o c k W i l l i P r e s i d e n t A
\i
liriihacher
and members
of t h e
f a c u l t y w h o have been i n v i t e d to
a t t e n d t h e c a m p to p r e p a r e a p r o
g r a m foi the three days, according
t o S a m u e l S. I > r a u s k \ . '.12, c a n i |
d i r e c t o r . I he f a c u l t v m e m b e r s ss ho
w i l l be present a r e D r . A i l n a \ Y
K i s l e \ , head ,,f |he h i s l m , d e p a r t
i n e i i l , M r . K o I n n . onl I I . M i d l a n d
p r o f e s s , , r ,,f e i l u , a t i o n . I )r. I l o . n i a l
professui
,,i
\ . S m i t h , assistant
h i s t u r j , D r . ( a r l t o n I'. I ' „ w i r-. asistant
p r o f e s s u r ,,i p i n M I -. M i
D o n a l d lis r a n t , i n - l i u , l o r in l - n y
lish,
a n d ( oai h
L'lilhrrford
\i
T w o hi,miles and three brunettes
have been nominated for the Spanish
queen, w l m w i l l preside over the annua! Spanish c a r n i v a l t<> be c o i i d i K l c d
S a t u r d a \ i m i b l . \ p r i l 1 I, in the audi
l o n u m ,,| I'age ball, ai c o r d i n g to
Kdilh I In.il.
a I, general c l i a i n n a n .
T h e noiiunalioiis u , r c in charge ol
h'osc Master, '.C. 'I he nominee- a r e :
Helen l l e n d e r - o n , D o r o l h s
\brains.
Mars
Motganstern, Don.tln
Kline,
and M, ,i n a n - I o n I, I. - e n i o i - .
k'uth
one squaw,
vision
in
COMMITTEE PICKS
SPANISH CARNIVAL
QUEEN NOMINEES
of
There
hi
Bernard
to
when
the I n l h annual M o d e l League of N a -
association.
seven j u n i o r s , nine s o p h o m o r e s , a n d
sixteen
to Stale
colleges
and u n i v e r s i t i e s , w i l l he present
M a y 5 to S a t u r d a y , Mas
according
j president
and
will
come
LSI) a n d 20(1 u n d e r g r a d u -
ates, r e p r e s e n t i n g 11 eastern
I n d i a n s ,,f C o o l i d g e , N e w
will
lues,lay,
dislrihtit.-rl
T h e hulk of persons w h o signed
sophomore
one
Dramatic and Art Council Sponsors
Exhibit of Navajo Indians
in Gymnasium
attending
fail,
of t h e s l i p s
the student
day.
of
MODEL
MARCHASSEMBLY
27 AND 28
Between
Most of Men Who Sign Slips Are
Freshmen and Sophomores;
Mass Meeting
fied
\"nAJI?Z,v
INDIANS TO VISIT
COLLEGE MAY 5-9
S/ll /, Ills
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A l k i u y . N. Y.
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K'< A)\\ i
Mills Art Press
i l H - i % BriHiJwas
4 2287
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MARCH 18, 1931
6I.A. WILL HAVE
ALUMNAE REUNION
Marion
Gilbert
Will
Chairman
Be
for
Has Charge Of Reunion
Declaring
suffering
General
the d e m a n d
Weekend
Marion
Gilbert,
'3t,
for t h e first
nae week-end which
letic
association
is
the Girl's
will
The weekend
Ath-
asserted
next
sity
have
M a r c h 2(1 a n d
will b e g i n
Friday
night with a party
for t h e
members
of
council
and
the
sport
G.
A.
A.
c a p t a i n s a t t h e h o m e of
s a b c l l e J o h n s t o n , h e a d of t h e
cal
education
alumnae
time
department.
who
are
able
for this p a r t y
o'clock
nae
basketball
dinner
6:00
in
ami
dinner
will
bert
said.
thirty-live
attends
she
tlu.
(',.
the
A.
tin
"festival
meaning
o
Miss
Gil-
The
dinner
will
cost
cents, and
every,,in-
to briny
Those
A.
corridor
of
a
who
bulk-tin
ART STUDIO HAS
EXHIBIT OF WATER
COLORS BY ARTIST
at
of
secret,
is a s k e d
An exhibit
cival
win
desire
in
ball
l.
to
of
Miss
tin
im-
h.uglaiid,
live
re, c u t i s
h'.uuice
1'erine,
head
of
Mi--
are
invited
I'eriue said.
dollar-
'to
to t i n I'he
Isvenls
e\
dollai-.
,1„
Myskania Gives List
Of Second Offenders
\ h l a i n . i ami,,mi,,-- the following
n a m e - ,,f f r e - h i n e n w h o a r e s e c o n d
a i e u d , r- a u a i n - l ( ,,lh-ge i r a i l i l i o i i .
In
i, , o r d a i n e w i t h t h e r u l e - for t h e in
i'rinm-iin-ntaeain-l
Iraditioii
the-i
sixteen
years
n- l a t e
once.
without
in
t'nivcr
f i l e glee
bib of th
Mn higaii will lour 1 nrope I
C
s ai n uis
.11, , 1 1 -
c i l n s,
S t a t i s l i i s ,,i (In- Mi
Insurance coinpans
l e g e b r e d in. n u s e
a v e r a g e Ihan do ,,|lu
n o p , , h i . i n I .if
- h o w t h a i col
lougi r on
th
i men
MORRIS
Candy Shop
S t u d , - n l - m i d , . ei-.dil , n n ; n - ,,
IM, a n
mil a l l o w e d oil t h e - I r e . I
ift. r n I' M at t h e I u m i - i l \ o
A
college
i o l d I n n Ithe o f f i c e .
dog cat, her
wa
and
a
m I,
a- nl
l o e , | - at W a - h i i i ,1011 n ii : s
•st. I . o i i i s , M,,., - p , ml MOO .- i
a n d l b , like t h a n d".. n i e u ' - t i i
a 1 e c i ill s u r \ e v - | | , ,\\ , il.
Ilaruard
w h o < l„
UTsine
hens
--ihediil,-.
luru!
• lie. e , I edit will I e r i s e n for tl
aire.
Il -,,11,1,1- like a , b : m . e 1
Editor Of Club Paper
Announces Publication
S o b o h -I.
t i l l - 1- II,
eight
.Me
lo
doI
in
corner above
Ctf,
lb,hard
I i, e n .
• I..: -.
\i
|lit-
iuui,,i
,la--
in, e t m g
Mi
d.n
, I.a
Senator
William
T.
legislator,
has
the
wherein
-i Male
s
lis m e ,
introduced
iff.-it
the
an
a
city
bill
of
exchange
i .mi i 1
departun nl.
k,
lh<
.,!,
IM
IIII, lb
I, il
SMI,
1 I
I
Ii
Ti
i|i|i >iui
W e lie •il l e a i b e i s f o r
it all seasons o l t h e y e a r
for
our
common
colleges,
uitoianal ion
or call
llotllml
Mill:
.mil
of
with
the
and
second
the
students
in
college
graduate.
The
for
ill
fact
that
met
such
of
that
we
Thompson
and
work
after
of
eight
of
Echo,
first
Al-
Dr.
the past
rank
clearly
thing
is t h e a c h i e v e m e n t of
the
Ni-.svs
years,
our
debating
are
not
is
The
team
Hamilton
afraid
and
which
rale, are examples.
teams as
our
they
the
to
has
shows
meet
C'n-.iii
i-.auul
llu-re.
Ma rion Dillenbeck, '31
Announces Committees
Marion Dillenbeck. '31, presiden
Delta Omega Conducts
Seta Z . - t a , h a - a n n o u n c e d
th
Faculty-Student Tea li ; l l i ;";:V" ,mn " lm '"',"' 1,",u'rsn
J
••• i
, r o n t s w a - at h o m e .b'i oits
u n d sI,a
. II:
' 3 1 a; r rma un sgiecm
, e nAt ssc, n a It hl a mVea n
nits
and
members
ol ; I'.ureii, '.s2: f a v o r - . M i l d r e d
Meyer.
l e - X i t u i d . n a f t e r n o o n \'.\2;
programs,
Ruth
l i r e / e e , '.'<2;
I'll,-,--, in c h a r g e of t i n | d e c o r a t i o n s ,
I'ersis
Foster.
WS;
,'uih l - l n r s s o o d . M2. r e - ! t a x i s ,
Uuth
Darter,
'3.C
blowers,
I'o-.ihnd
Kapp-.
' 3 i i l-'laiiie
llarber.
'31 ;
invitations
Marion,M o r i o n , '3.5 M a r j o r i e D o n i s e - r , \1>.^. a n d r e f r e s h i •.
m. in-. Marjorie l.oekwood,
'M.
LELAND
HALL
Charles Farrell
AND
IN
Maureen O'Sullivan
"The Easiest Way"
IN
Robert Montgomery
"The Princess and
the Plumber"
Smart
('oats - Hats - Dresses
For
11\ m 11 »p,s - I losieiy
ICE
CREAM
the
p r o p u l . e s ssilh S l a t e c o l l e g e resi- best, Dr. T h o m p s o n said.
( )in- f a c u l t y , t o o , is s o m e t h i n g l o
,!, in ,- b a i l b u i l d i n g c o m m i t t e e . T h e
p n -.'lit
il,- of t h e p r o p c r l s
e x t e n d s b e p r o u d of, I )r. T h o m p s o n b e l i e v e s
li,,.-, ( l u l a r i o to P a r t r i d g e
s t r e e t s " I f sve a r e n o t g o o d , it is n o t f o r
Dr.
,'ioiie .,n i - . t e n s i o n of M a l e s t r e e t l a c k ,if t r a i n i n g a n d d e g r e e s , "
I lioinpson said.
And the altitude
winch
i- a set
unbroken.
The
,,f f r i e n d l i n e s s b e t w e e n t h e f a c u l t y
n, is
,le if t h e bill I- p a s s e d will
a n d t h e s t u d e n t s is v e r y n o t a b l e , h e
b e s . l u a t , d o n t h e . o r n e r of \ l a i n - a i d
" T h e f a c t t h a t sve g o t o t e a
ami W ,,-luiigton avenue-, and
will t o g e t h e r
and
enjoy
each
other's
in, h i d e a p a r i of t h e o l d S t . M a r s 's c o m p a n y
is o n l y o n e e x a m p l e of
t h i s . " b e -aid.
I losvever, there are
|-| Mil 1 1 1 - .
be
i in
pi.,perls
o n ( I n t . i r i o - t r e e ! t w o w a y s in w h i c h t h i s m i g h t
i- i a r g , I- i h a n t h e - l i e ill, h i d e d III i m p r o v e d , a c c o r d i n g t o I >r. T h o m p s
o
n
.
T
h
e
s
e
w
i
l
l
b
e
e
f
f
e
c
t
e
d
w
h
e
n
t b , >, M ,i.,i- - bill b u t it is a m o r e
I'. Mi'.ii- p i , , - , - of g r o u n d , a n d h e n c e a n h o n o r s y s t e m is i n t r o d u c e d , a n d
w
h
e
n
o
u
r
g
r
a
d
u
a
t
e
s
feel
t
h
a
t
sve
it w o u l d h e s i r s d i f f i c u l t t o b u i l d
,,ii it. w h e r e a s t h e p r o p . - r t s o n M a i n a r e g l a d l o h a v e l l i e u i c o m e b a c k
- i n I i- l o i i s i d e n - d t o b e i d e a l for o l t e u t o s e e b o t h t h e m e m b e r s of
t h e far ult\
and
then- fellow
stulb.
dormitoi-v
d e n t . Dr. T h o m p s o n said.
I I t h e c h a n g e i- elf. c l e d t h e ( 111
Ciirls and Misses
Vslvol
of
idea
\ i , , b , - s s - . 1', •H
uii-nis
at t h e i t t i i e
Indicative
is
lie
74 Ch ipelSr. Albany, N.Y.
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VISITS
SORORITY
I'hoih,
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men's
British
the
in
the
have
above
said.
balance,
sport
col-
Mi
h.
P. p u l
,,
as
they
a
more
s a m e •time,
feel
marks
same
is
base
i n , Mil,,
all, i
I boiun •
the
Thompson
have
It
co-educational
not
for
smaller
local
ne-!,l.
, ill
at
do
Dr.
The
WITH
I
we
the
thing
C H. BUCKLEY THEATRICAL ENTERPRISES
Mid.I
and
',1
lb,
,
iinbutoi
b'i, b, llll I, 1,1. ' - 1 . W Ml
li.
oel Di
. ,, M i n d .
that
at
the
Constance Bennett
Juniors will Conduct
Class Dinner March 26
fact
but
sport
BILL MAY EFFECT
EXCHANGE OF NEW
DORMITORY SITE
HARMANUS
, lub
in
first
, he I
II
tb,
pro"What
College'
"The
play.
than
77jOM.fi>SZ)'\t
" W h a t 1 kike About State Coll e g e " w a s t h e s u b j e c t of a s p e e c h
.Mien by D r . H a r o l d T h o m p s o n ,
p r o f e s s o r of K n g l i s h , in last w e e k ' s
- . i n d e n t assembly.
t.u o p r o p , n ,
e. I| | „ a d d e d t o t h e
present
I'.es.-rsssrk
park and
will
ia- re, e n t b
an
ii. b will , MUM !
• I c a . h .las
P.i
l
Albanv
Teachers' Agency Inc
222 Central Ave-.
2 - X , W/ZQl-Ei
bans
l i , - I , M I . , u at b i n , d e I
colli,,,- d a r e p,
Una
,,l. and
i- , . i n - I l l . In
,, . a l . b e r ' s
in.i-k
I'.u
\ \ In II
I.m.I
Si:
State
on
and
apologize
.11 •-•• nl
i >nl\ I n pei , , in ol the teai lu-i
e m p l o y e d ill N o r t h I a n d , i n -. Pool
luring
the w a r
of
PL';, j o
ever,
men.
spoke
work
of
students
ha
'h_cj>,a-t
being
Thompson,
Friday.
parties
leges,
; tale
about
matter
M u m .- M, \ n I.
.11-,,II. ,md 1 d
Will
&
there.
I 1.03(1 c l a s s y
Like
Tells
and
Body
W,
English,
between
the
ha-
,l,,l, paper,
a , , , ,,
, , !,,/
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b e m I n l o i l . n , a, , , , r d m e . P . I . m i l - ,
i ronl
'31, e,l,|,,r
\n,
ma,
, , , n t l ibllti .ii ti, li - | , . k . -. a n d p , „ n,
w r i t t e n ,n l - i a n , b . M i - - I I . , n k
aid
Ml M . i i l r i b n l i o n I
I b e h i t in
llie I
, , In ,n ,,l t i n
-111,11 nl m a i l
i u n d teslOc.
to he
Thompson
I l i k e is t h e p r o p e r b a l a n c e y o u
S i . K U K F R
, ,,,,
\,
The
,,(Ul
Contributions For Club
Paper Are Requested
Sodas
ought
I
of
assembly
even
rank
all p e r c e n t
Harold
fessor
Univerthat
elTei
Hide Its
tin
We specialize in
York
recently
picture-
-poll1 lo t i l e o l l l i n g , lull ol
\
\ > , a b a \ i a l r e a d s t a k e n pirn
I'm
Indian
ladder
h i k e , a .ToM . i m i i < I n k , . ., m o o n l i g h t
bike.
-I, i l i u - p a i l \ . a n lii t. .im . 1 - p i
a n d a -noss - h o e o u t , l i e M i - lim
ilelelll
Robin
New
W.
Student
Dr.
critic,
the
A mv-ters
bike was
conducted
In
Hi,
i,nlMhleln
a - . - o i l . ill, MI
Salurdas
afternoon,
under
tin
K a l e - , '.SI. r e p n .e.H.itiM i,,r l l . w . e r i a n , h u e I h r i - U a u - e n , ' 13, r« p n e n l a
I,vi for I . , M V M a m - i . r . - . n e , '.i3, ta
p r c - c n l a l n e for p r o g r a m ;
Margai'el
;.,,|-M, ,-.
.!.!. l e p r e .ill i t i s e
loi
re
f r e - l u u c n l > ; M a r j , , l i e I a i g n n n r , '32
Sandwie.li.-s 10;
was
\rt,
G.A.A. Conducts Mystery
Hike In Outing Program
Lamina Kappa
I'ln h a - a|,p,
t h e l o l l o p i n g p e o p l e lo a i-t
i n t e r s . , r . , n l \ ball, a.
h u e <•• I
belli K a u t l e r , 3 1 , p r e - i d e m . k l e . u „ , i
( i a g e , M2. r c p r c - e i i t a l i v , l a a n m m
nieiil.;
I'raiun
I ..fin II
' 3 1 . n W>
- e n t a t i s . - lor i a \ . . i ; I ,a
I'.uiml, r l .
Toasted
of
added.
Elizabeth Kautler, '31
Announces Committees
the
School
in t h e a r t -audi,,, a c c o r d i n g
All s t u d e n t s
hibil.
l-'rances
Virginia
I'eek,
'31, G
A. A. b a s k e t b a l l s p o i l c a p t a i n , e
in c h a r g e ol t i n . i r r . i n g i i n , nl - l"i
the alunmae game.
around
the
department.
M r . ISritlou, a | i r o f e - - i o i i a l a r t i-t.
has t a u g h t in t h e Illinois M a l e N o r
mal u n i v e r s i t y a n d at S \ rai u - c inn
versitv.
T h e s e w a t e r c o l o r s a r e e x a m p l e s ,,i
American
landscape,
ss bii h
u> la
d r a w n from -. cues in \ ' e \ \ V o r k - t a l i
ml i n -in sei l i o n - in t h e w c - P rn p a r i
if t h e I ' l i l t e d S t a t e - .
' D o r i s W i l l i a m - , . ' , U , is c h a i r m a n
fur t h e w e l c o m e p a r t y k ' r d i a y n i g h t
T h e c o m m i t t e e s for t h e frolic a n d
banquet include: food, Helen
I'oirg h c r '32, c h a i r m a n , L a u r a S t y n a n d
liert'ha
linhl. s o p h o m o r e - , ;
enter
lainmcnt
stunt, Shirley
Diamond
',i-|
chairman,
Almira
Uu.-s
and
Marion
Mleczek,
freshmen,
and
games,
liett\
Gordon,
'33, chair
man.
and
Katherine
Moore,
'33
arrangements,
\ irginia
I lawkiu'.-12,
chairman;
waitr.--.--.
Mars
Trela, \ ^ . c h a i r m a n : p u b l i c i t y lean
fragmile,
'.M. c h a i r m a n ,
Doroths
Klose
and
Kli/nbelh
Kanuucr.-i
freshmen:
decoration-.
M a d g i
French,
32,
chairman,
i.ertrudi
W e b b , 'M
a n d b . s c l s n I ,r < i i b u r e
'.k>: a n d c l e a n u p , S t e l l a W t h u r . '3 1,
chairman.
J ut
the
News
Harold
of M e r i t s of F a c u l t y
Waltei
and
Per
ul
mediately.
'3_'. representative
l'.ritton
.,n d i s p l a \
S t u n t s a n d g a m e s will f e a t u r e t h e
entertainment
at
t h e frolic.
'I In
m e m b e r s of t h e v a r s i t y
ba-kclbal
- q u a d will p l a y a g a i n s t t h e a l u m n a e
t e a m in t h e g a m e t h a i
afternoon
At
the dinner,
the
varsity
lean
will be a n n o u n c e d a n d the h o n o r a r y a w a r d s will be m a d e .
H e l e n ll.aake,
de, . n a t i o n - .
of w a t e r c o l o r s by
lliianinc, h a m .
cushion
board
Draper
(r/lSB?y-
by a
kept
added.
lower
be
JMMOA
M a r i o n G i l b e r t , ' 3 1 , w h o will
be g e n e r a l c h a i r m a n of t h e ( i . A . A .
w e e k - e n d to he c o n d u c t e d n e s t K r i d a \ a n d S a t u r d a y , M a r c h 211 a n d 2 1 .
alum-
cafeteria
theme
will
and
be
an
followed
College
The
No-Ruz,"
Ibis
and
game,
the
o'clock.
frolic
of
frolic
bills,"
author
ing are only about
attended
in
S a t u r d a y a f t e r n o o n a t 3:00
t h e r e will b e a
WSS
tin
attend
stutheir
A s e n i o r at W a s h i n g t o n
physi-
will also
of
t i t l e t o it is
the
Dr.
to
by
t h e c o l l e g e s of h i g h s c h o l a s t i c
students
th(
return
pay
in
are
made
thousands
baton,
Daily
colleges
l i v e , b e c a u s e o n l y 30 p e r c e n t of
Miss
All
to
to
I'riebard
alum-
upon
whose only
ability
general
annual
Friday and Saturday,
21.
dents
"our
yielding too m u c h
for e d u c a t i o n ,
thousands
M a r c h 20 a n d 21
chairman
that
from
PROFESSOR SPEAKS
TO STUDENT BODY
Addresses Assembly
HERE AND THERE
Steefel Brothers, Inc.
5
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1931
ANNUAL MINSTREL
TO BE MARCH 12
Original Skits by Members
to Feature Program,
Director States
T h e annual public performance
of the T r o u b a d o r s , men's minstrel
organization,
will
be conducted
next Saturday night at 8:00 o'clock
in the auditorium of Page hall,
according to J. Bruce Filby, '33,
director.
Rehearsals of all the
p a r t s of the minstrels have been in
rehearsal since two weeks ago, and
these will continue until the dress
rehearsal Friday night before the
performance, h'ilby said
T h e entire performance will last about
two hours.
Original skits written by members of the organization will be
presented. O n e of the features will
be a skit depicting a scene in a
sorority
house.
T h e skit was
written by Alfred I >. llaseh, ' 3 1 , ;
w h o is also one of the cast for t h e '
act. O t h e r participants in the skit
a r e : Russell Ludlum, and Frank
( Ht, seniors; Carl Tarbox and Kenneth Miller, juniors; and Bernard
Kcrbel.
William
Reagan.
John
and
lien
Ingraham,
Grosvenor,
s o p h o m o r e s . Five of the cast will
play female parts.
The class of '33 doesn't believe in "jinks"!I
Black cats
and unlucky numbers simply
don't mean a thing in their
young lives. Last year in interclass rivalry the 1932 mascot
was a black cat, a really adorable little thing with much red
ribbon around its precious little
neck. The little neck got broken,
too bad, but the enterprising
members of '33 found the mascot. T h a t was one time when a
black cat crossing their path
meant good luck, to the tune of
live additional points
toward
rivalry.
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C L A S S ( IF l'\3_>
llhll
Honors
Mend,
Mi a d ,
Helen
M.m
Ksthci
II
n i n l l i r.
m u l l , i.
K M Ivn
M.IUMI, t
Continued
P.
111
its
I M . i
I..si n l n n c
K
i . M I . Knlli
Kubran.
Mini
I .illail.
\nn.i
I i / . i e . m . I .MI:,
1 . v i n e , II, - v
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K.
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l-'oitun. . '
1
1-Yencl,. M :
I'm ,in,an, II
re
loi/;
Wis
C.illl-h.i.
M.i-cnlila
Cieene, Marie
Il.-liw
I.l-'i.im iHIM,-.
Xli.lt. A
Hnliliell, Ruth
M
i I ' l ' . i n : . I .Me is
K i l l . . I .iml.i
Ki i . I n e M
I'.
- i mil m - . 1 b i l i e e
- I. .1. - k i . A m i : ,
W . i I,-, H m a i n
W n I--. M r >
\\ i
k . I here
R.
Karl
P.
I.;
Lois
R.
Norman
and
Louis
Isabel
P.
nell:
Cornell;
Vale:
Union;
Hazel
of
William
Smith
lege
and
„f
Frank
Martin
II. l l e r s h b c r g ,
I1:M„I,I
and'lrviug
and
Katz,
arc:
Allied
l-'amcll.
Kllim
Pearl,
Kail
ami
C,limit
and
Herbal
I iniksli.-ink
D.MMtbv
Lime,ice
I.:
K,
Knglc,
K.
l.iiiiin.1.,11
Lillian
Whitney
and I
Under
Iva
II..Hz,
and
Clover
R.
P
L:
Svlvia
I., s s ,
K
P.
I.;
Sadie
lane
Parks
I.:
Peiiaman,
and
Swanz
Kmli
P.
Anne
Cornell.
R.
P.
Multtitz
Sellllek
I.:
II.Haling,
\ilhnr
Chen
and
Marshall
Iva
I.;
R.
and
and j
I arl
l-'i-h.-i
Columbia;
I.i
P.
will
Israel
Pauline
Clenn
school.
who
llinman
Ruth
P.
Pottcri.ni,
and
McMahon
I'.astman;
stein,
Chen.
Miss Mary K. Hull, the League
of W o m e n Voter's representative
in the legislature, will lead a discussion mi current legislation and
law-making procedure at the meeting of the College unit of the
league, which will be conducted
this afternoon in the Lounge at
-1:13 o'clock.
P.
and
Kline
Cni.ni:
DTSCUSSION
K.
SchalTcr,
and
Kantor
Law
Helen
Ai
lirody
M.
classes
Marion
V.
Col-
and
Rebecca
Rose
Frances
Mohawk;
Stickney,
William
and
Albany
Albany
other
Brooklyn;
Albany
Hilda
Cewiii/nian
L;
l'ninn;
of
-•iiinrs:
K.id.ling,
K.IK.-II.I
.imi
Jr.,
Ma.ligan
Lciman
Vienna:
McKc.ni,
members
alien,1
Pond,
P.
Biter,
Arthur
Pharmacy;
Virginia;
Anne
CorJohn-
Sport
and
of
Dorothy
R.
Lang,
Kenneth
The
and
A.lclla
Cornell;
lien
and
school;
Dayton,
Robert
.1. S l o a n e ,
Pharmacy;
Klinehurg,
and
West
Felnsloin
Law
Andrews,
Wagner
Pharmacy;
and
Clara
College
( .isil.s,
and
and
Smith
Howard
Karpel
Kent rice
Albany
Sutton
College
Ml;
Albrecht
Rosalie
K.
Horgcnl,
Haas
Palmer
Albany
and
Fred
Florence
Robert
Cronk
Naomi
Grace
Levin-
and
and
niiu
s i n , Ii,
lack
Samuel
• I L i e , I , ,,,
i. a n d
Cm
,! L i n u s I
and
M a i l l l l i .-Old
and
- and
Inlin
V.,ling,
Alban;
,,liege
..I
Phiirmarv;
Mildied
Turnl.nl
nl
K.,l„ ,1
lli.uetl,' Amsl, iil.nn:
Maim,
Hums
.-i„,l
Howard
Disbiow.
K
P
I.
1,1.1:, ,1 H a l l a n d H e r b e r t S l u m , U. P . I.
,.1 l , , , - o h n
Kellev and
William
Nelson
I.
\ l , iiiLi , ,
The next student-faculty tea
will be conducted in the Lounge
next
Wednesday,
March 18,
from 3:30 to 5 o'clock.
Dr.
Donnal V. Smith, assistant professor of history and Mrs. Smith
will head the faculty committee.
The other hosts and hostesses
will be: Dr. C. Caroline Croasclale, professor of hygiene and
College physician; Miss Elizabeth Anderson, instructor and
supervisor in commerce; Mrs.
Florence D. Frear, instructor in
home economics; Miss Grace
Martin, instructor in art; Dr.
Clarence F. Male, professor of
physics, and Mrs. Hale; Miss
Mary E. Cobb, College librarian; Dr. Milton G. Nelson, professor of education , and Mrs.
Nelson; Mr. John .1. Sturm,
assistant instructor in chemistry;
and Miss Eunice A. Ferine, assistant professor of fine arts.
and
Advisors
of
"Deans
W o m e n and Girls", by Miss
Anna !•'.. Fierce, dean of women,
will be presented.
Last week
"Helpful
Hints
for
History
T e a c h e r s " by Miss Elizabeth IS
Shaver, instructor and supervisor in history was presented.
Par-
and
Cail
llinll
and
II,,list,
Selig.
Marvin
AILanv:
l'ninn:
K.
P.
and
I.ctita
bnelish
and
W.iodman
Mari.nic
ind
Wilson
Clarice
Mate
Line
I.;'
Kisenberg,
Tnibox
K
P.
Cnnn.dley,
and
ami
Levine
L;
fail
Ml:
I'.-riue,
Robcti
Snnuioiis
Wald
Seliiilnian
Kdith
R,
lla/cl
P,
U,.bins„„,
Richard
I.;
Ml;
Fisher.
Delimit-.
..,
the
iiiiiior i
•M.
l-'elsnn a n d D a v i d W . . h l
imi
,nlv;
L-iii.-tin.
II.I
,v.
Altaini.nt;
Helen
\L-.n
<o|.e. C o r n e l l ; K.isomarv
ll.n
V . l | , e l . R. P . L : A n n e Ni -In
imi, C o l g a t e ; Solum Scblactc
The
fresh,nen
Dm..thy
Mai
met, nly.
I.In
K
P.
I ;
L.iuell,
and
Ml,am
who
y
and
S|,.ill.-i
will
C.ttl
.111.I
attend
are:
Mi-Cee,
S . lie-
C,-..,ge
Marion
Kellev
t ..liege
of
and
Faulk,
Harold
Pllai macv.
Lorado Taft, America's most famous
sculptor, will be presented by the
Dramatic and Art association, March
24, at 8:15 o'clock in the auditorium of
Page hall, according to Ruth Hughes,
'31, president of the council. The
program will consist of a slide lecture
entitled "My Dream Museum."
Mr. Taft studied art at Ecole des
Beaux Arts at Paris and holds degrees in literature, letters and art
from Northwestern university, University of Chicago, and the University i.f Illinois.
lie has been a lecturer on sculpture at the Industrial Arts institute
in Chicago since 1901 and is a professional lecturer at the University of
Chicago. He is also a non-resident
professor of art at the University of
Illinois. His former studio has been
recently remodeled into a museum at
Chicago university. His lecture will
1 .inceru this studio.
Mr. Taft possesses medals from
( liicago, Buffalo, and St. Louis E x positions and the Associate National
Academician's medal, lie is a member
uf the American .Academy of Arts
and Letters, the National Sculpture
society, and the National Commission
nl Fine Arts.
.Among his principal works arc:
"Solilude of the Soul," at the Art
Institute of Chica 1; "Blackhawk," at
"Columbus MeOregon,
Illinois
at
Washington,
tniiri.'tl
Fountain
I). C.; and the ' "ounlain of Time,"
at Chicago.
presentation, for
Tickets
for
tl
seats in the unt- served section will
its
and in the relie Ncvcntv live 1
• dollar.
Students
v their student tax
will he adi itlc
tickets. Mi
I login
?
11,worn
l l e l . II
-1. r.-iiul
\i,n:i
Mai car. I
Siollowitz.
Clenn
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CLASS i II" l ' ) 3 3
f.-nllenx.
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M.ihsig.
K....II.-III.
FAMOUS SCULPTOR
TO GIVE LECTURE
HERE, MARCH 24
Dr. Donna/ V. Smith Will Be
Chairman For Tea Next Week
1
Chester
Marjorle
Collins,
Dorothy
si.n.
I.;
Colgate;
and
column
Ilurgdorf
Starakou,
Hewitt
1,
anil
Albany;
Reynolds,
and
Page
McKcun
Hawkins,
Frank
II,mors
Alexander, ManA l i n - L i l l , Allien
llene.liel. W i n n i e . I
lllnni, ha\
\.
llllse, D.u.illiv
C h a r h s. L u l u
( leim u s . Nile
Cragg, llel,,,
from
Madeline
Harrington,
.1.1 continue
Hist all fear <
the i
I.;
ker,
And n o w this class is having
its soiree on Friday the thirteenth.
They really are. and
they aren't worrying about it a
bit. Of course soiree is a big
night in annual banner rush,
even though competition lapses
for six hours, but this doesn't
worry them either. They seem
to be wonderfully optimistic, and
they go along merrily, quite,
quite, sure that their banner will
come out of the struggle still all
their own. W e watch the outcome with interest, and sigh for
TO L E A D
160 Student Receive
Honors Last Semester
1933 WILL DANCE
AT ANNUAL SOIREE
TONIGHT AT 9:00
"Jinki" Do Not Bother 1933
For Tonight's "High Jinks"
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• . Mae
ValLonlnug.
Kill
W n s t l i n , PI..1.1
Honors
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^DOLLARS
BETTER
© 1931, LIGGETT * MYIUS TOBACCO CO.
TASTE
tells the Truth!
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1931
,
What the NEW
H U M I D O R PACK
means to Camel Smokers *
C
O M P A R E a package of Camels with
any other cigarette and note the
difference i n t h e t e c h n i q u e of packing.
N o t e t h a t C a m e l s are c o m p l e t e l y e n c l o s e d i n a n o u t e r t r a n s p a r e n t cover of
moisture-proof cellophane and sealed
a i r - t i g h t at every
point.
T h e H u m i d o r P a c k i n s u r e s t h a t . It
p r e v e n t s t h e fine t o b a c c o s of C a m e l s
from drying o u t a n d losing any of their
d e l i g h t f u l flavor.
Aside from c h e a p tobacco, t w o fact o r s in a c i g a r e t t e c a n m a r t h e s m o k e r ' s
pleasure:
W e call t h i s o u t e r s h e l l t h e H u m i d o r
P a c k . It differs f r o m t h e o r d i n a r y c e l l o p h a n e p a c k a n d w h i l e it is e g g - s h e l l
t h i n . i t m e a n s a l o t in t e r m s o f c i g a r e t t e
enjoyment.
Fine particles
of peppery
dust if left
in the tobacco
by inefficient
cleaning
methods
sling
and
irritate
delicate
throat
membrane.
Dry tobacco,
robbed
of its
natural
moisture
by scorching
or by
evaporaI t m e a n s , for i n s t a n c e , t h a t evaporation gives off a hot smoke
that
burns
t i o n is c h e c k m a t e d a n d t h a t S a l t
the
throat
uilh
Lake C i t v c a n
:
every
inhalation.
now have as good
<4r*"!i*f:i9 g<ifit*4*'*L ' , m r . ..i i'.
Camels a s \ \ instnnVi e I a k e e v e r y
I (.I.HSI.I. V\r.i|. ...l I'.ul-.i
Salcm.
p
r
ecaution against
-I K.jjulur CVII„,,lui.e
...cd I ' J C U
W hile C a m e l s are
t h e s e f a c t o r s here
m a d e of a b l e n d of
at YA i n s l o n - S a l e m .
C i n r l l l u n n . U IV I,
the choicest Turk. i speeiid
vacuum
Moisture lirnu/t ,•//».
phdiK—Sej/rt/.lirTis
•'
cleaning'apparatus
i s h and m e l l o w e s t
removes
dust
ami
domestic tobaccos,
I
lie
netv
Huminoiv
i t is h i g h l y i m p o r Trslhlt
l.tihtiriiturY
ctinrl
uhavo
'/'/, • fillshurah
dor Pack
prevents
t a n t , if y o u a r e to
lilliiully
s / i o M s >,./, ill • only
llir i mini
III,
iniilnr
f. L lU-liiL-ra liu'in
tna
> you in prime
nmililiun
dryness.
g e t lull benefit of
t h i s q u a l i t y , thai t h e s e c i g u r e l le~> c o n i c
# #t *'*•/» thv
iliiU*ri*m*i«
ifimrsvll'
to \ o u with their n a t u r a l m o i s t u r e
It is a \ e r \ s i m p l e m a t t e r to c h e c k t h e
c o n t e n t still i n t a c t .
d i f f e r e n c e b e t w e e n H u m i d o r Packed
W
F
&
Camels and o t h e r o r d i n a r y dry cigarettes.
First of a l l y o u c a n feel t h e d i f f e r e n c e
a s y o u roll t h e c i g a r e t t e s b e t w e e n y o u r
fingers.
C a m e l s are f u l l - b o d i e d a n d
pliable. A dry cigarette c r u m b l e s u n d e r
pressure and sheds tobacco.
If y o u w i l l h o l d a c i g a r e t t e to e a c h ear
a n d roll t h e m w i t h y o u r fingers y o u c a n
actually hear the difference.
T h e real test of c o u r s e is to s m o k e t h e m .
And here's w h e r e t h e n e w H u m i d o r Pack
proves a real b l e s s i n g to t h e s m o k e r .
As y o u in h a h ; t h e c o o l , fragrant s m o k e
from a C a m e l y o u get all t h e m i l d n e s s
a n d m a g i c of t h e l i n e t o b a c c o s of w h i c h
it is h l c m l c d .
l i n t w h e n y o u d r a w in t h e h o t s m o k e
from a dried c i g a r e t t e s e e how flat a n d
b r a c k i s h it is by c o m p a r i s o n and h o w
h a r s h it is to j o u r t h r o a t .
If j o u a r e a r e g u l a r C a m e l s m o k e r
you h u \ e a h e a d ) n o t i c e d what
proper
con ili I ion of t h e c i g a r e t t e m e a n s .
Ihit if \ o u h a w i i ' t t r i e d C a m e l s in
the new H u m i d o r Pack \ on h a \ c a new
iiilvcii t u r e w i I h L a d \ N i c o t i n e in - l o r e .
S w i t c h j o u r all eel ion ^ for jn-l o n e
d a \ , l i n n •-'• b a c k to s o u r old love
t o m o r r o w if \ on « a n .
li. J
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