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State College News
XV. No. 27
VOL.
STATE COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS, ALHANY. N. Y„ FRIDAY, APRIL 24,
$2.25 Per Year, 32 Weekly Usi.es
1931
DIRECTOR NAMES ft™ ™ ™ f > REV. DURHAM IS ' " ^ K K S X r STATE TO DEBATE
SUMMER FACULTY: LVDLVM REPORTS SPEAKER TONIGHT
FORrawrUIBE VERMONT TONIGHT
.
Mutias ( u a d r a , bilipiim let Hirer
Coach Raker will u-c one of two
Thirteen Visiting Instructors T o Be and sociologist, will address the sin Joint Y. W. and Y. M. C. A. Con- freshmen, Osmer Brinks or Donald " \ - " a v ' d Hutchison To Preside.
Included On 1931 Summer
dent assembly in the auditorium uf
ference T o Open at 5:30 with
IVncdirt, to replace Leo Allen, vetT w o Members Make Debut
Scholastic Session
I'agc hall this morning; at 11:10
Dinner In Cafeteria
crau pitcher, on the in.uiiid when the
In Collegiate Contest
o'clock, according to Russell W . I.n.lState college nine meets l l a r t w i c k in
lum,
a l . president
ol the student
A supper i n c i t i n g t o n i g h t , discus- m ( , n r , . , , . l n u , l | f | 1 K . .,,..,..,„ ,,„ ^ ; u .
T h e last debate on the -eh.'(bile
jissociatiou.
M r . Cuadra is brought sj„n g u m p - t o m o r r o w m o r n i n g , an n , . , | a r
y , . | v 2, at Ridgefiekl Park, of the m e n ' , v a r - i t v ,b bate team
here under the allspices ol the >iillllg open
lorum
meeting
tomorrow
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burn in the S u l i i Archipelago,
l i e j,,int
conference
^i the Y o u n g i,.^. , t . ' n i . ( | ||, u -twick tw ; cc last year
a u d ' t o r i u m of 1'ae.e hall, ( i e o r g e I .
>" i> graduate of a leading bilipinn Men's and Y o u n g \ \ . u r n n s U i n - l - , ; „ , , ; u v . n ; l m | .;, h n | m , ;
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u n i v e r s i t y , w i l l he t i n gucsl ••,,, al.er. n',,. |,'. . . , , o,,.;,. n u , , a n , | ,.,!,,.,.„ M , H l
" ' - " b j e c l for Ihe contest w i l l
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man Im- the senator from Sulu dis
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l/icl l o r six years and ha- served V . M '
\., will officiate at t i n , v . | : i
, , ;( . h ,'e^.,.' . . ' ^ . ^ ( n , ; . si stem is d e t r i m e n t a l to t h e best i n lormer < m v e r t i i i r Leonard W o o d a- - u p p e r i i K c t i n e to be c o n d u c t e d m . . , , , ,
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I h e \ ' e r m o n t team will uphold the
in June.
This year.
M r . - | i . , d , on •• o i l , MC K c l a l i u n - i i i p - . "
' Tlic'lVani' his Lc,'u •Mp'n'diiie, siren- ^dl'iriuative o f the arKUiuent. I ts first
m a t h e m a t i c s d e p a r t m e n t ; Donald (.'. \.\:w,U
llryant, instructor in l-nehsh ; M a r )
I uadra has been louring the I nited ihe l l u m e ^ . i tin• , o u l e r e i i c i ^ ^
,, „ , , , , , , „ , . . ' , • , . , . ,,,,. , M v m . k s j „ ,. . . , „ . , h , r „ , | 1 be I'eter D o n a g b y . '.W,
T w e u t v - t w o members ol the State
college faculty and thirteen visiting
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mstructors w i l l compose the .acuity
ol the 1'Ul summer session at the
(ulle.ee. Dr. M i l t o n C . Nelson, professur of education and director of
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1 he annual
catalogue ol subjects was issued \ \ edncs,lav. be said.
Members of the M a l e college lac-
assistant prolessi r ol hhrary
Dr.
\'ir','''1Kuhertli\v;
erleauer,
A . Do Hell.
Howard
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politics, ' r e b m o n , 'educati'nn
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Menrv
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DEBATE ON MAY 8 "M, ,.,.,
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BEFORE ASSEMBLY }ZJ:u^L^'{\^nL,
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Ml. w h o h a - heeii buniur editor of
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a p p e a l of t h e r o a r i n g a u d i e n c e w i t h a n o t h e r h a i r - r a i s i n g l i m i t e d
pcrforinance.
T h e r e i - 110 q u e s t i o n in niv m i n d but t h a i
the b o u q u e t s w e r e v e r y w i - e l v d i s t r i b u t e d a n d I t r u s t F1VF
, that t h e r e c i p i e n t s w e r e d u l y i m p r e s s e d bv t h e g l a m o i i . " f L
a u d i - (|R, | i a . M . n l a l „ „ ,
'
'
'
-
future,
not
_
Juckett
:
sophomore-; \ \
oj M V e w h i l e t h e b o y . w e r e g a t h e r i n g him a boil- | []<-\ L a u r a ,
Bobbie M e a d ' - s u d d e n r e c o v e r y a - a r e s u l t of a I N V I M . I I .
I'liomas
L.ckert,
Roger
i n
center
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year.
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-
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be bunted
to ihirtv-livc
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CI A -J*\
MICUl
t L i i J J
I T / U n /
1 ne sc, n'er - record of the ml
m u r a l basketball c o n t e s t - ha- l>,
announced h\ Xlanager M i l l e r . R
Collin-, Ml, was high
o
t h e e n t i r e s c h e d u l e a n d for ,1 in
g a m e w i t h Hi p o i n t - n ,r t i n -' a
OFFICERS CHOSEN
AT SENIOR DINNER^-
.
i,.J.i
"• *™\YX"l
o n l y for t h i s n e x t y e a r , bill d i e w a r - to c o m e .
Respoii- I " L a p o u d r e a u x v e u x " a m i not on t h e face will b e
s i b l e p o s i t i o n - s h o u l d be filled In p e r s o n s w h o h a v e bad die l e a d i n g f e a t u r e of t h e a n n u a l b r e i t e h fete to be s t a g e d
" • "
• » > " ' « U . M L , H
period, a n d I ha
T h e s c e n e will b e laid in the teleOfficers l o r class da.\ w e r e e l e c t e d j s c o r e d
II point-.
LibKoloilu,
plentv of e x p e r i e n c e in t h e line of w o r k t o w h i c h they u . m o r r o w n i g h t ,
are chosen.
W o r k i n g for a p o s i t i o n w h i c h i- u i i a l l a i u - g r a p h office a n d "le c h a t et le- sotiri.-" will play i h e at t h e t h i r d a n d last d i n n e r c o n d u c t e d ',12 r a n s e c o n d t o t o l h n - in I
a b l e e x c e p t bv b a r d a n d p e r - i - t e u t l a b o r i - a w o r t h
principal role-.
L i l l e \ e l - 0 1 1 h a - b e e n in a v e r \ a u l i c i
b> t h e s e n i o r c l a - s in t h e c a f e t e r i a in s c o r i n g for - i n g l e g a m e
while asset.
'
'
p a t o r y m o o d d u r i n g t h e g r e a t e r p a r t of t h e w e e k , w h i l e H u - l e d Mall. W e d n e s d a y . A p r i l 15.
In t h e w o r d - of t h e - I d - a g e - : " B e d i s c r e e t . "
! S y l v i a Rose, I T e n c h ( J u e e n , i n j u r e d her r i g h t k n e e T b e \ a r e : class p r o p h e t , N o r m a B u i
Numerals
will
be awarded 1
(luring one of t h e t r y - o u t s ,
Kay
D o n l e y , la-t s e a r ' - l e r ; h i s t o r i a n , E s t h e r b i k - t c i n ; poet, e v e r y p l a y e r w h o p a r t i c i p a t e d 1
\ S S l ' K E I ) ( ) ! • ' W'l-'.l .< ' »M I'"
"''"'• " i M u n d o u h i e d l y be - e c u in a n o t h e r c r u c i a l r o l e . H e l e n
Otis;
and
lesiaior.
Mfred f o u r g a m e s of t h e i n t r a m u r a l s p o i
.
.
1
1, 1 and u i l h Ihe
p e r a l o m ol' l o JI. ill. ihe h , . u - e will Ba-t h
Mice S p l a i u w a - a l - o ele, led
tournament.
W i t h the coiKlusion o, t h e L o u n g e
e a - H e , ult , a
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Candidates
l,,r t h e inir.u m
tbey will be c o n t i n u e d , l o r lliey h a v e aiKletl a 1.1 01 | h ( j i , ( . . t | | ( . ^ ^
^ ^ | f ;j | ( „ . n i , n | l ; m | n .
| | , , u i . v i . r , dent of t h e c l a s s , w h o w a s in c h a r g e t r a i l
ets are
occa-ionallv
c o l o r t o t h e live- ol many - i n d e n t - w h o m i g h t o l h e i
, ^
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w i - e n o t k n o w IIONN to h a n d l e a tea , u p .
. t , . . n . . r r . . w e v e n i n g in - p i l e o ,
M o v i n g l ' p II.-.N will be o b - e r v e d p r a d . c u i g f,„ t h e c o , „ „ , g , o „ „ •
| w l
R , a r n | | ,,,,. s ,
rmiti
Hie last \ p M a l e b r a w l will l a k e p!a< e iniinediately
ler die hot .(-S-IOII I r e t w e e u I ' \
.Old M o l e .
All
s t r u , lor, , , - c l , who h a \ c not Net reien.ed iin 1l.1l 1.m- 111,0 secure
l!o
.,11 n- I,N dropping ;
Ile-I ill Ihe "I " box and the
prohlenis u i l l In -1,bed at ,.n, e.
l i 1- m i
ed that
Lroin Dresde
i m a i o . , ome- a new idea, A | n , l i . , ! , , , , , ,1 moNeiiieiil
o,,t lor an Ml M a l e affair in
u-what radii al a n d e , i n in, IN u i t e r e - t i u g as ai c-pcri
, v hi, h ihe women will be peiiuitted I - m u l e M o l e men
Mil-Ill
In l,ril I till 1 -|.el lllielil i- lo peri • ' Mr, n ol
11I,
'I In- will p r u l . i b h in,MII .1 leuip 1,ON rein-lilii
ll-n "|„,w Ihe other hall li, .11 , i p ,b eann a - l l . e n -eeliis to he
I her leasible
1
1 I,|UI//e-.
fur
the
students
but
also
for
ihe 111
CEKM WA IN bill (' \TI< i.N
'Ihe .hildii
- •;1;r?,„i',ih.!.l,'l,::,M;! \'^:;L^:;;U^:z^
C l a s - Day on S a t u r d a y , l u u e 1,1
Dr. H a r o l d
W Thompson, pro I
l e s s o r of E n g l i s h , w a s the p r i n c i p a l I
speaker al Ihe dinner.
He related |
-'"ne aneulnles o l In- ndleg,
,|.n.
N o r m a B u l l e r wa- loa-lim-tress, ,,,,,1
Edith C a i r n - , a.-i-ted by M a r g a r e t
I l i i k c N a- a
pani-t, led the -ing J
ing
liege songj
Ihe,I
I in I
11*1* I'
Calendar
Today
I I Id a 111
Miilii.inuni.
M u d , in
I'oge h,,l|
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-upper
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7 ill p 11,
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lucled s . n u r
111
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| | , e , l e a n , how t h e o t h e r , lass
|,,e H e m e , w a s h e r e a c o u p l e of w e e k - a g o w o r k i n g d a y , May _' in the Vmiim W o m e n ' s
•'1, h o l d . 0 1 h
I"1""'".;,'
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, , | , a , „ i ; i y he e n t i r e h di
a bid for I n t e r s o r o r i l y :
U n i - . l i a u a s s o , iati.,11 H o u s e f,n t h e
, v t v
,.",'; o l , ' w h i i h then
o w n li , - h a v . g i v e n
M a l e college o,r,,rilies
l u l l , , I i h e s, enery l o K . l ' . l . Iirsl l i m e in ils h i s t o r y , a , c o i d i n g t o
I
Tomorrow
I''
The
a e e tel
dlTcrcnt environmeiil.
las, Nveek e n d , e s p e c i a l l y <„
Kappa Lhir
Label
H e w i l t , M.i, a n d A l i c e M ,
'I oil a in
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l l R
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,
' " V ; . ' , „ , ; „,, c p e r i m e n l t a n be m a d e
t h e e d i t o r ol t h e L i o n h a finally
pul the b ;
e r 1 w a n . Ml, g e n e r a l , h a i n n e n .
and
di-,u•.1 M / .'.'rioiis c o n m l i c a t i o n s a n d p e r h a p s w i t h o u t m a k away for l b , sea-011.'
T h e c m i t t e e s ihai h a v e been a p ,
Lounge,
W
"
ind i e , d i s c . m t e n t e d will, t h e i r o w n
the g l i d e r - h a v e been r e - l o r e d for a n o . b e r h a r d s e a s o n p o i n t e d
are:
decorations,
Annette
ill
14
I"
'"","!•
V 1 i 1 . ' n b e seen b o w the experu.ient
on the
, h e - ol i h e ( i r e e k s 1
I 1 . e w i s , M2, c h a i r i u a i l , II.,belle l l l l l z e i l -Mill p 11
fen-lli e loi 1111
!
l " , ' , ' ,he I . l . l m i much good.
I . i . well t h a t eai I,
whal h a p p e n e d t o B e n l u g r a b a n , ' - g o l d b a s k e t b a l l ?
daub ;
Myrtle Slowell,
freshmen
L o u n g e , Hi, h a r d - o n h a l l
",Hg
I V,
t e tle
a n d i t - e n v i m n i n e i . U and
l a c k S a u u d e r - h a s a n o t h e r not, I, ,,„ 1,,- b e l t ; l o o k s o r c h e s t r a , Lilly S ' e L o n
Ml; r e f r e s h - j
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p
in.
1
.mi,
rem , ti 111 ut
t l a s s u n d e i s t a u d the o t h t i
, , k l , , „ , „ v „ „ , „ , , ( | ,., m . w h e l l .
i n e n t s , H e l e n C o l l i e r '.32, c h a i r m a n ,
;
C a l c t e r i a . I l u - l e d hall
viewpoint*.
,,„„.,!
, | ) a | , |,ai-he J u c k e t t t h i n k - a f u n n y lace is a c r i t e r i o n Y e r n a P h i l l i p s M l ; Mean up, M i l d r e d
u
s)|ii(_ r a l | ] c r
(rym),
H
15
p
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.
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i
e
u
c
h
fete
Audi
1 , \ " V " r . ' l i e c h i l d r e n a n d for t h e t e m p o r a r y f o s t e r ]
for t h e e v a l u a t i o n of b e a u t y . '
J o h n s o n , ',11, c h a i r m a n a n d D o r o t h y
lot illii 1, I ' a g e b a l l .
parent!
But no S
t the school authorities exercise I
why the S l a t e college g i r l s rule h o r , e b a c k t
, A t w e l l '34,
other
11
1
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, APRIL 24; 1931
Of 85 Points
SOPHOMORE TO BE * ~ ! * * » * Collins ScoresTo Total
Lead
All Intramural
tor President s Prize
NEW LION EDITOR
Basketeers
MYSKAMA NAMES
SENIOR MARSHAL
Six freshmen have been selected
riie compilation of points scored in
Men who played In four games will
> compete in the annual prize „ „ „ , „ „ „
asketball contests has he awarded class numerals. Seniors
peaking contest Wednesday night
icen announced by Kenneth A. Miller, receiving numerals a r e : Meyer S.
Helen W a l t e r m i r e Will Succeed :M:l> -'"• according to Miss Agnes
Catherine
Broderick
Appointed
32, manager of intramural sports. Rathke, Raymond Collins, Alfred I).
Alfred Basch A s Director
! !V 1 .' ,uu ' rt .'.''.' assistant professor of
T o Direct Moving-up D a y
Enjrlish. They are Elizabeth A m - The record of points scored by each Basch, Myron Koldony, Russell W .
Of H u m o r Magazine
P a r a d e O n M a y 15
• Id. Lcthia Doyle, Kathlyn Lubkin. i m |j v j,i lr ,1
narticinatimr
h a s been Ludlum, and Arthur P . Jones. JunIHelen Mahar, Mavbclle Matthews.
' , .
pat tit ip.UuiK
has been
iors a r e : Kllis Kolodny, Jack Saroff,
Helen W a l t e r m i r e . ,i.i, was elec- ; m , | | , | a \ \ \ . j i u . r i
p-stetl in the mens locker room.
Catherine . Broderick, '31, will b e
li'd editor-in-chief of t h e I.ion for These freshmen were the winners
Raymond Collins, '31, was high Albert Strong, Andrew A. Ilritz, and grand marshal of Moving-up d a y ,
next year, according to Alfred 1). "I the try-outs which were conduc- J scorer for the whole period with a I l.loyd E. Moreland. The sophomores Beatrice Van Stecnburgh, '31, chairM
tal
Uasch, '31, retiring editor. T w e n t y - ^ i J , , ' ' ' ^ . ^ ' ' ' " ^ ^ ^ , ^ ' | , ' o o - ^ l ^ v ! ' ' ' ' "
" f 8 S p o i " t S : J a d < S a r ( ' f f - ' 3 2 - a r e : Samuel
Levenstein,
Bernard man, announced today. Wilhelmina
live students received higher posi- | i r V a u i ' a n d Mi-- Catherine' I'cltz. w a s second with 47 points; Charles | Kerhel, Charles Jitckett, (ieorge A Schneider will speak for t h e s e n '34,
was
third
with
44
I
Hiserl,
William
H.
Collins,
and
John ion class; Josephine Molt, for t h e
Dunham,
lions as a result of these election-, instructors in Knglish. The judg
freshmen aa rr ee :: Donald
Donald . .
nf u.hirh I limits: Kllis
I'.llis Kolodney,
isoimiuev, '32,
J£, tfourth
ourlli . Detlcfson.
l let letson. The
Mie lreslunen
,
, lelen
, ,
,•
,
\
Miss W a l t e r m i r e is the second - in- n" tin' i-iiiiicsi tin. win,,,.,Cromie, for
the
!
witn W
, int<:
Mil receive a .riz.( "l S>s olTered
l "
John Detlcfson fifth Eddy. Wilbur Fowler, Charles B. J"»'or class; Helen Cromie, for tl
dent to become editor of a major
i\ I ' r e - i d e i u ' \ \< Brubaciier have with 32 points.
Dunham, Donald Benedict, Philip V. s o p h o m o r e s ; and Grcnfell Kan
publication in her junior year.
n>t vet been decided! Mi'-- Kutlerer
'.'"llius also was highest scorer in Ricciardi, and Thomas Gold.
for the freshmen.
i single game with 1 ( ' points. Kolod- j
I he remaining positions will be ^. 1H |
T h e freshman and s o p h o m o r e
ney was second with b> points.
filled a s follow:-: managing editor. M
•
T O
L
n
men will compete in t h e annual
I'he
Esther lligby, 32 associate edi Mr. Durham 10 bpeak
pole rush T h u r s d a y night, May 14,
tors, Evelyn Greenberg. 33, and
—
Palmer
at 7:31) o'clock. T h e winning class
Edward Deevcy, 34; business manwill receive two points in inlerclass
ager, lane Schulnian. '.^2: adverlisu ••minui-.i u;,m /•,..,•.• l. ,v/ii»m .'i
championship cup which will he
(Loiitnutrd from /',.,;,• 1, column 4;
rivalry. Kalpb Harris is captain for
ing manager, Sallv Atkinson. 'M: Donnal V. Smith, assistant prole-- awarded to the seniors will soon he scripts
of Novae
Xarrationes. the sophomore team, and T h o m a s
assoc.ate business manager, Michael -or of history, will be the speaker, on display in the window of Evcr's ; , , , i ( . | l v .„ L o l u | o n Cambridge, and Garrett will lead the freshmen.
IVolich
'32- assistant
m-iiu-e wi -peak on either Supersti-1 snorting gooes shop on State street. , , , ,
,
. . , , ., ,
,
,
1
' '" ' '
, ' V
' .,'• . , , , ,, , • • ,. - I ,..,,!:,: „, " ['•,,•,, K,.\ Oxford, and to prepare a c r i t i c a l
I'reshman and sophomore ttlgni'i n:i ui'i* Ke'll.i r-< > 11 l < 01 . \ \ M n o - o
I i,i< I ion-.
I .1 oi i\e'i• '
. • , - . ,
MI C O .
n i a u a g u . IMIUI .
"
..
i r> l* i nj
edition of ii t, .m-ili,-,- ,.-;, i, .,„,. o -war for he women will follow
K<? U I
, l h
Mary Dou-rty. 33; art e-1.lor. I arl ley 31. pies den ... V \ \ . I . A.. \ ^ n t e r s / „ English
34
P ! "' "
' °
!
"
""> „ , , , , „ , , r u s h . M a r v Trela is capTarbox,
2 . associate a e l v e r . , - , , , will be the . , „ - . , „ - , ess.
5
|>.u I f < s.nal ler treatises brought to \ judges
• ' , for
, both
sophomores,
ary
rivalries and
haveMnot
inauager, leiiha Spitz. 3. . the eel,I u kct- a,c on -ale t.., e„,c elo1-1
Present
C o p V lO EOIO I , " t h t , l n n i l f. ^ research, as a ncc- M
,-,„. announced.
,jK, freshnlcn. T , / e
at yet been
torial -talf Isabel I'earel. ,>2, \bbie lar. !• or those who e an attend only
rJ
essarv prelnnmarv to a dictionary
T h e chairmen for class s t u n t s
Dimu'cn. a n d Kutb Bovil. s,M,h,,. the -upper meeting, the price will
The- Echo will b e distributed ,,f Anglo-N'orinan legal t e r m - now are: Kutb E d m o n d s for the seniors;
mores, Anthony Dorsino, and < iren- h e l i u m live cent-. In lot - for oul> -eum. according to Esther I'.e ksteiu, ,,, preparation.
!
I
lorolbv
Hall for the juniors;
Everee.twenty
I In associate'
t«•«! hv I >r.editor,
Harold English
W . I boinpsem.
, ,
.,
,
,
fell
Kand,and
freshmen.
u--ion - r o u p - are
34 a
Kutb Goldsimth. nin- tn>' indi-<allerr
De.rgau
VI|,1|;|
I,,. I'ou course
nrofessor
l'ii"b-b
lor the sophoT | u . Helen
;,n Mali
will ami
includeWilliam
Leah l i w .'.•tc n ifor
- iI'he open foruiii1 meeting
in of
creative
. w r i tanil
i n g , . cmodeled
onducW E L chapter
C O M E So| MI'ln
E M Delta
B E R S sor- lvn l . r e e n b u r g h
ioi--,
Barett.
,
.
.
% , ,
c
| ] | | ' | | ] l \ I J l O | i s > o i , i | | . | | u i i s i i ,
rliieiilie'Weivei
Nelson, freshmen.
T h e business
after the' class oi Krofessor C l n r l e s ";"lt-'i welcomes into mil member- m o r e s : ami Marion Melaiison t o r
\-eiiatb \ an
-tall is: Edna KilMein, '33. l-'bza,| (a'orge S. Copelam'b e,f Harvard, has ' c m - *]?})> I'Tzabell, Ihmiphrey, \^2. and the freshmen,
W
ill
betb /iieiul and Virginia
\bajian
inner-, are tl
chairmen tribute,! a great many m a n u s c r i p t s I'T'/ab.'tl, / u e n d , 34,
•
of t h
freshmen.
There will be aiieitlur i--in of
the Lion in which the' new boanl
'.i2. and Bernard Ker- . has written a cycle of poems,
ami slab's will act in their po-i
irrangeiiients; Gertrude Norma Butler. '31. h a s written a
I,on- I be issue will probably
n
and Ciceirgc GralT, ' 3 1 , , liuineroiis article which is a direct
out some time' around Moving-up
1,-an (iillespy, '31, and imitation of \'acbael Linelsav. Miss
day. according t.i Basch.
ml. '34. .le\ntions; Kath- l-'.cksteiu said. Alfred I >. Ritchie
' ' uaue Baker ; '31. h a s written a censure oj t h e
EYEGLASSES
ml lean Creelle. government.
Margaret T . f u s s i e r ,
5 0 N . P e a r l St. Albany, N . Y Mewarl. '.^2, din-1'31, has uneartheel a New Knglanel
OPTOMETRIST
OPTICIAN
-pirit in her neyv inanu-cripl
J Elsie Shank, '18, Gets
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1931
1933-34 Mascot Hunt
MISS WHEELING IS
60 ARE PRESENT
Group Houses Conducted 4 ARE CANDIDATES
Will Begin On May 3
ONE OF NINE WHO
FOR ASSOCIATION
AT NEWMAN CLUB
Joint Picnic Recently
T h e s o p h o m o r e mascot will be
Members of the Young Women's
1932
PRESIDENCY
REVISE SYLLABUS
COMMUNION RITESChristian
s h o w n in assembly next Friday.
association house recently
Miss Katherine E. Wheeling, superF o u r juniors arc candidates for
Nearly sixty students attended entertained Syddum Hall at a picnic
May 1, Myskania a n n o u n c e d today,
the third communion breakfast re- on the back-lawn. Games were played the office of president of student and the h u n t will begin the mid- visor of English in Milne High
cently conducted by N e w m a n club before lunch was served. Miss Isa- association. They were nominated night of Sunday, M a y 3, and will school, is one of the committee of
a t the A c a d e m y of the H o l y N a m e s , belle Johnston, head of the physical at the regular student assembly end the m i d n i g h t of the following nine who are revising the English
teaching syllabus for New
York
Madison avenue. Doris Butler, '31, education department, and Frances Friday. T h e y a r e : Samuel D r a n - Saturday, May IX).
T h e mascot
Dr. George W . Norvcll, a
w a s general chairman.
Assisting Virginia Peck, '31, were honorary sky, K e n n e t h Miller, Isabelle Peard, which will be hidden is the green state.
' member of the state English departand Curtis Rutenbur. George Rice,
Miss Butler were Mildred Crowley, guests.
and red owl which was presented
Louise Ditrkin, and Elizabeth M c T h e picnic followed the basketball who was nominated, has w i t h d r a w n . to the s o p h o m o r e class by the pres- | nient, is chairman of this committee
j
which is in charge of the revision.
T h e candidates for the viceLaughlin, juniors, and E m m a I'au- game to which Syddum Hall chalent junior class to replace the one
Each member of the committee is
of
the
association,
talonc and Sarah IPaladino, fresh- lenged the members of the Y. W. presidency
the sophomores found last year, but • chairman of a special committee and
C. A. house. Syddum hall was the
men.
victor with a score of 12-7. Those chosen from the present s o p h o m o r e which was broken during the pro- i confines the research to the individual
T h e Reverend William Taft, busi- playing for the Y. W . C. A. house class, a r e : Abbie Dineen, Bruce
work.
Miss Wheeling is in charge
ness m a n a g e r of the Evangelist, t h e w e r e : Alvina Lewis, '33, Roberta Filby, Betty Cordon, and Katherine cess of hiding it.
of the study of oral English. Other
Last year the present sophomore subjects
Albany diocesan paper, was guest Everitt and Annette Lewis, juniors i Moore.
under
consideration
are:
T h e nominee for secretary of the j class found the mascot for the sec- written English; special phases of
speaker at the breakfast.
F a t h e r and Agnes Crouch, Alice McEwan,
from ond time in inter-class rivalry his- written English, including creative
Taft discussed the value of Catholic Louise Wells, freshmen. Those who | student association, chosen
magazines and newspapers in the played for Syddum Mall a r e : Eleanor jj the present freshman class, a r e :
writing and journalism: minimum
T h e class of 1032 was the essentials; g r a m m a r ; literature and
world today. As an example of the Kellogg. '31, Ethel Dyckman, '33, and tI I.etitia Connelly, Marion Melanson, tory.
Nelson, Grenfell
Rand, first class to successfully complete outside reading; pupil activities and
increasing importance of the C a t h o - Elizabeth Arnold, Irene Bnyder, Doris i William
lic Press, Father Taft cited Hol- Bell, Hannah Parker, freshmen. Miss j• Almira Rtiss, and Tbelnia Smith.
projects; and research.
their freshman mascot hunt.
T h e m e m b e r s of the
faculty
land, a country of nearly two mil- Peck acted as referee.
Members of the class in curriculum
nominated
for
faculty
m
e
m
b
e
r
of
lion inhabitants, in which there are
construction. Education 107. which is
the finance board are
Professor
published
daily
thirty
Catholic
taught by Dr. Milton G. Nelson, proG e o r g e M. York, head of the comnewspapers.
F a t h e r Taft conclulessor of education, have assisted
merce department, and
Professor
ded his address with an urgent plea
Miss Wheeling in her work by conClarence A. Hid.ey. assistant profor
more
extensive
reading
of
Helen II • wan . '31, and Ruth sidering and criticizing the various
fessor of history.
Catholic literature a m o n g the memplans offered, and by gathering mateClarence
A.
Hidley,
assistant
proGoldsmith,
H
o
n
o
r
Mulford
bers of the N e w m a n club.
'Ibis year the president of the
rial and making additional suggestions
lessor of history, will give a talk on
T h e Reverend J o h n J. Collins "Some Things to Think About in student association will be chosen juniors, wer del •gates at the two for the work.
I the New York
"iiventi
chaplain of the club, supplemented International Affairs" at the I far-] from the four candidates nominated day
The units when completed will he
F a t h e r Taft's address with a brief i mantis Bleecker library, next Thurs- Friday, only one of whom is a Stat
home
economics sent to the various schools throughout
woman. Last year there were also
discussion of the merits of the day, at 8 o'clock,
clubs, conducted at Syracu
April the state for testing and Irving of
t h e talk is in!
four candidates for the presidency,
Evangelist.
the new methods, Miss Wheeling
! connection with the reading courses!
T h e r e will be a special meeting ; offered in the library by the American j all but one of whom were women. 17 and 18.
said. Some of the ideas will he tried
I be colleges represente
of N e w m a n club T u e s d a y night for j Library association.
w e r e out in the work of Milne high school,
IS C L U B D E L E G A T E
the nomination of officers for next
she
concluded.
Cornell
university,
liulfal
Professor Hidley intends to have a
Stati
N e w m a n club of State college will college, Skidmore,
year, Margaret Mulligan, '31, presi- bibliography ready for distribution
Russe
Sage
be
represented
by
Elizabeth
Mcdent, announced.
APPOINTS COMMITTEE
during his talk. There is no charge :
Laughlin, '32, at the Central New Pratt Institute, S y r a c u s e university,
I for admission.
i
Tbi' committee on costumes for
York Province convention of New- and State College.
the
junior class on Moving-up day
man clubs in Syracuse tomorrow
T h e high schools w e r e : East has been appointed by Curtis RuWEEK-END GUESTS
and Sunday, according to Margaret High,
Central
High.
Eastwood tenbur. president of tin' class. T h e
Mulligan, '31, president of the c l u b . ! High. North
M a r g a r e t McCune, '20. and Isab
High.
N o t t i n g h a m chairman of the c o m m i t t e e is MilThe purpose of the convention is High, O n o n d a g a High. Vocational dred S m i t h ; the other m e m b e r s arc
k-end gties
Marcia Cold was the only sopho- ' r e e l s , ex-'33, wer
to discuss the problems of college I ligh, and Schenectadv 1 ligh.
Phi Sign
more to he elected as a member of of G a m m a
l-'.lva Nealon and Frances Gaynor.
life, Miss Mulligan said.
the debate council at its meeting con- house recently.
ducted Friday.
A tryout debate will be conducted
PATRONIZE THE
to determine two new members on
Tuesday at 7:30 o'clock in the auditorium of Page hall. The candidates
are:
Laura Styn, Violet Putman,
H o m e S a v i n g s B a n k HUlg
Strand
William
Collins
and
Margaret
Rausch.
The topic for the debate
U N . P e a r l St.
133 N . P e a r l S t .
will he, "Resolved, That the honor
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system be adopted in State college
for examinations.''
Miss Styn and
Mi^s Rausch will uphold the affirmative, and Miss Putman and Collins
the negative.
The constructive speeches will l-c
five minutes, the refutations
four
minutes.
Members of the debate
Council will attend to act as judges.
As soon as the two members are
chosen, the council will have elections.
Senior And Two Juniors
Return From Syracuse
Mr. Hidley To Speak
At Library Thursday
Debate Council Picks
Miss Gold As Member \
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