State College News
VOL.
XVI. No. 18
STATE COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS, ALBANY, N. V., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1932
MR. SAYLES TO BE
DISCUSSION LEADER
Northampton, Mass.—(IP) —
College students, once past masters at the creation of new slang
words, are now mostly imitators
in that
respect, according to
Dean
Marjoric
Nicolson of
Smith college.
Dean Nicolson is no enemy of
slang, w h i c h , she says, is accepted as a natural part of our
language, even by scholars, because it is brief and pungent.
I n a recent chapel talk to the
undergraduates here Dean N i colson asserted that the same
old slang words prevail t h r o u g h out the country. There was a
period, she said, when college
students used to set the pace,
"while now they seem content to
imitate.
Milne Principal Will Attend
Conference on March 18
in New York City
Professor John M . Sayles, p r i n cipal of M i l n e H i g h school, w i l l
load a round table discussion at
the E i g h t h Annual Junior
High
school conference, under the auspices of the school of education
at New Y o r k university, March 18
and 1°. The theme of the conference w i l l he " T h e New Age Challenges
Teaching
Methods;" the
topic of Professor Sayles' round
table w i l l he " I m p r o v i n g Methods
through Teachers' G r o w t h . "
Prohas secured two
fessor
Sayles
speakers, and the discus-ion foll o w i n g w i l l he led by Charles C.
W a r d , director of teacher t r a i n ing, state education department.
U n t i l they can come across
with
something
better
than
" I >K" and " K ( )", they might as
well sav "yes", she declared, in
effect.
Miss Helen Halter, supervisor of
social science, is to lie one of the
speaker- at the round table on
" P l a n n i n g Associational Civic A t titudes for Contemporary American
Life,"
which
will
be conducted
March 19.
FOUR SENIORS GET
TEACHERS POSTS
THROUGH BUREAU
Dr. Robert \V. ITcderick, principal of Milne Junior High school,
Dr. George W i l e y , assistant commissioner for secondary education,
and Dr. Van Colt of the state education department, are on the general committee for the conference.
Mrs.
George I .ill z, the former
Miss Redway, who was the Milne
high
school
librarian
last
year,
w i l l speak at the librarv
round
table.
SEVEN PEDAGOGUE
BOARD MEMBERS
TO RECEIVE KEYS
SEVEN STUDENTS
INSPECT MUSEUM
Students Only Imitate Slang
Phrases, Says Dean Nicolson
$2.25 Per Year, 32 Weekly Tssties
To Read Play
Miss Perine Conducts Annual
Trip to New York City
for Art Classes
QUINTET TO PLAY
OSWEGO TONIGHT
Team Meets Alumni in Second
Weekend Game Saturday,
Manager Announces
By
The annual trip to Xew Y o r k
city, conducted by Miss
Eunice
Perine, assistant professor of line
arts, for the line arts classes, began yesterday afternoon, when the
nine members of the group left for
New Y o r k city.
Today w i l l he spent in the W h i t ney Museum of American A r t , It)
West
Eighth Street, and in the
koerich Museum, KU Street and
Riverside D r u e . The special cont r i b u t i o n of American society of
painters, sculptors, and engravers
in the Whitney Museum w i l l be
\ i s i l e d ; M is. l.ichtinan w i l l conduct
the members through the sections
of the Roeiich Museum, containing
Russian art, and the work of Nicholas Roerich, designer of the Roerich W o r l d Peace blag, d'he students will visit the Metropolitan
Museum all day t
orrow.
n
Eugene
i (Weill's
^F\:FB^^B
obtained for j
latest
play, ;
KENNETH
A. MII.I.HK
SPOUTS EIIITOB, 'I'm. Xi.ws
This week-end will be the busiest
the Purple and Gold five has had this
season. The Stale team will oppose
the Oswego Normal school quintet tonight in the Page hall gymnasium, and
tomorrow night tiny will meet Ihe
State college alumni. The latter game
will also be played in the Page hall
gymnasium.
Miss Agnes Futterer, assistant
professor of English, w i n , w i l l
give a reading in the 11:1(1 as
seiubly this morning
iu! DRAMTINSTRUCTOR
The f o l l o w i n g members of the
senior class have recently obtained
teaching
positions, according to
Professor John M. Sayles, principal Mean A n y H a r m ' , as well as other
of Milne High school and secretary current theatrical productions.
'I'he group which is taking the
of the placement bureau :
trip c n - i s t s of Miss Perine, Mrs.
Margaret Starr and Mary A l e x
Donnal V. Smith, wile of Dr. Smith,
Miss A g u e Futterer, assistant
under w i l l both be located at W a r
assistant professor of history, Mar- professor of English, w i l l present
wick, X. Y., where the former will
garet
Ismilec/, and Alice
Mat- a reading m the ll:(H> o'clock as
teach L a t i n and the latter w ill aid
thews,
juniors;
Pauline
Jones, sembly today, according lo L a b e l
in the l i b r a r y .
Helen Is luge, I . e r a Geddes, Doro- I. Peard, '.12, president ol the - l u
Frances Keller ha- signed a con- thy Griffin, and Hannah
Parker, dent
association.
She will
read
tract to leach commerce at Last sophomores They are registered al
" R o s a l i n d " , a one act play, by Sul.-hp, L o n g Island.
the Picadillv Hotel.
blines Barrie.
A n d r e w I I r i l / is already teaching
•
I T h i s will be M i - - F u l l . T I T ' S first
commerce at W a t e r v l i e l , while con.
appearance before a Male college
r
tinuing his courses at State College.
WILL READ PLAY
IN 11:10 ASSEMBLY
The Oswego Normal outfit defeated
Ihe (larksoii 'Lech team and lost, only
aider a furious battle, lo the Ithaca
college live. The Stale college boys
w ill ha\c a difficult opponent to deli al if they are lo run up their siring
of victories io live straight.
The Oswego Normal line-up will
probably
include;
Fanning, L . F . ;
Rieii/o. E.b.; .Vanillic. ('.; Driseoll or
Logoe, L.I , . ; and ( aplain Snyder at
Ihe right guard position.
Bauer,,11, Brooks, or Kissain will
probably start al forward for the
Purple and Gold,
Ingraham will be
al c tiler and Gil Del.aura and Cliff
R'all will be al Ihe defense positions.
There will be a College house preliminary contest at 7:110 o'clock tonight. I lancing will follow the main
game.
Music will be furnished by
Bud
Isissam and his "Fraternity
hive".
Tomorrow night the Stale players
will meet old friends and former team
males when the alumni team opposes
Ihem.
The alumni players who will
In- seen on the court will include the
famous \l>29 team, consisting of Caplain Joe llerney, Tony Cousins. Lou
Isleen, Hemic Auerhach, and Verne
Carr, Frances Griffin of Ihe stellar
l ( '2o aggregation, Captain Dick W'islon, of the 19.10 quintet, and the clever
duo that graduated last year, Charlie
Lyons and b'rankie Ott, who were the
captains of the 1931 outfit.
Annual 0. A . A . Alumnae audience in -. wrai y.u- she r.
Week-end Begins loday c.iiegc, Mi.i.ii.biuv, \ d m,
.
eenllv gave readings at M iildlebury
T w o members of the State college alumni, Herbert Campbell, '2d
'
Stale Normal School, Potsdam, and
and L a V c r n c Carr, '29, have selb,. Women's d u b of Albany.
Pedagogue keys w i l l be distrib- cured
principalships,
Professor
The events for the annual alum j
"
uted to the seven board members Sayles announced. Campbell i - now
MOWS
Will
Lead
of this year's book before Mov- principal of the hieh SCII.MII al nae week-end, sponsored by the \J)r%
Athletic association, include \ p . .
.
v \\r r> A
r
day, according
to \ era H i g h l a n d . Carr w i l l take up his( o i l ing-up
'I'he Milne quintet will face the Inthree
basketball
games,
a
si
m
i
l
,
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UlSCUSSlOn
t
o
r
I.
W.
I . A , dustrial High school five at 7:15
Hums,
'.12, editor-in-chief, and duties as principal at Kedhook.
ipper according I,
Michael
Frohlich,
'.12, business
o'clock.
T i n State-Alumni contest
belli
Jackson,
'.12, president , , |
manager.
This w i l l be the first
Di
I'li/abelh I b Mori is, profes- will begin at the conclusion of the
G.A.A. The events begin w i t h the j
time that members of the' board
i t i . m , will lead the first Milne game.
basketball game- I.,night, and w i l l ! " " ' " !
have received keys.
,| a s. i n s o l di-cussion me.Tings
The Milne five, cached by Freddie
close w i l l , the Slate A l u m n i game, ,
,...
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, , , , , , , y,
The key has been designed by
Ingraham, State center, has hit a
,
" " " " ' r m v "'•p' 11 - l l u ' »'-l»;«l"li' " " W , m i e n ' s Christian association in winning stride and i- expected lo proCarl T a r b o x , '.12, art editor of the
t"i
row alleriioo
, hides
a ,,
, ,,
, . i ,;,i,.,,.,e,,,, | , , n
book, and the contract for making
vide a stiff battle tomorrow night.
. ,
,. , . . .
Hie Lounge ol M . II.M iison nan, Dancing will follow Ihe game. A l l
them up ha- been awarded to the Six members of the Si.vit. COLLEGE 1 1 , 1 1 1
basketball game between the (, \ \
, M ( . „ , p n ,, , , , , , , „ , , , .,, M S o'clock
W a r r e n - K a h s c company. The fol- N E W S board will compose the delega- 1 a 1
students wishing lo bring outside
1
U a l
; ",
j " " " ' ' V ^ ' i ' V ' l ' l " ; ' " " ' ' ' a.
bio'' lo A - n a i l , Van llun-n!
l o w i n g seven, all member- of the tion of this newspaper to the seventh
guests to the dancing after either of
Ion, , ,
,
senior
cla-s, w i l l
receive
them: annual meeting of the Columbia Scho- -Hint direct, d by I' li/abt lb (
these games, should secure tickets at
Miss Hums, editor in chief; Froh- lastic Pre-s association to be con- , ' U ' f ' " " o r r o w n i g h l , a -uppe, w i l l
' ~ , ' , r ' u'orriV will -peak and lead I lean I 'ierce's office l l i i - afternoon.
l i c h ; business manager,
K a t h r v u ducted al ( olumbia university on
V ' y ,
'" ' " I
''I't'
" " " ' ^ l - i , - s l o „ on "Personality." The
Belknap, literary editor;
Mildred Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, h . a l . M : " - v ' " ' U M '" ' " ' " ' , l - i n . r e d i n g nieelings will be on
Crow lev, photograph editor; Tar- March lii, 11, 12. "
' "•"""•l"••!',„ | n " ; m , | " T r a d i t i o n s and Cob
(
bos,
ar'l editor, Audrey
blowers,
"I'
'lees foi l b , » , , k , ml in |, ..,. Spirit."
Both of these w i l l
George P. Rice, '.12, editor in-chief,
advertising manager; and Andrew
' h i d e : food, I I. I. i, ( o l l i , i. '.(2, en |„ |, ,1 | M nieiilber- of ihe faculty,
will be chairman of the delegation.
I I ril / , circulation manager
t e r l a m n i . in, b.li/.ib, l l , Goidou, .(.I, \ l l the meeting are open lo the
Oilier members will be: Andrew A
N\aitrc--c-, C.ha Bi-hop, ' . ( I , pub
,,n,,,
college,
Miss Van Burcn
( In today, and every day next 11 ritz, '.12, managing editor; Helen
l " ' ' l y , Marion I'.iiigney, MA d
,,
,,,,] | |,, di-cus-ioiis w i l l be c..uweek collections for subscriptions, Rohel, '.12, finance manager; Audrey
I
\
I Ihcl / . , ! / ,
.1.1, , 1,.,,, up. dm led ,,n file-day a l l . moons, at
order- for gold m i l
M ] names Mower-, 'J2, advertising manager;
Dorothy \ an M i . nburgh, '.1 •
l i s ,>', |,,ek
on year
books, and orders for ami Alvinn Lewis and Bernard Iscrgroup pictures will be taken al theb. I, junior-, associate managing ed
baiTil(\ members ol the English detable opposite the mail box in the ilors.
partment will be in charge ,,f the
lower corridor of Draper ball. The
student-faculty tea to lie conducted in
I l l 11/ will edil Ihc issue of thai
charge
for nameembossed in
the Lounge of Richardson hall on
week an.I j
the board al the lb,lei
g.dd is fifty cents.
Wcdn. s.lay afternoon from .1 :.(U lo
Sheldon on Friday.
5 :(«) o'clock, according to Miss Martha
Section- will be conducted for ed
\ l l . i eigh
ii.Ti.e o n ,
Morelaud spent bis freshman year 0. Pi itchar.l, head of the library
,1.1,
ilorial and I.
uewspapei publications, Lloyd M,,r,
in college al the Catholic university ul school ami chairman of the faculty
numb, r of round lable nieelings ha\e land, '.12, Hunk- In p i r l e r s leaching, America at Washington, D. C. While
lounge committee.
been -die.bile,I and these will be led rather ill.in juiirii.ilisiii as ;t profession, in Washington, lie served as news
Dr. Harold W. Thompson, profes11) proiiun.nl New York jminiali Is
Mm. laud n i l . led ml,, the held of correspondent fur ihc chain mentioned
sor nl' English, and Mrs. Thompsnu ;
He represented ihe chain at
Rice will . . I - , , chapei on a group ol loiiin.ib in while in high school al above.
Mrs Eunice ,\lessen!, as-istanl proBay SI
, I on,. Island, when he was President Hoover's inauguration and
M i l l i e H i g h school sill,lent- W lo Will
fessor of English; Miss Marion Is'ilI,,,n,,|
leul on the local l reported the inauguration for the
'I'll,
olli.i Ihe s.l
alien.I lb. convention
palnck, instructor in English ; Miss
'I I n , , Slate College si
- will
law pap,is
lb- was |
in,I,,I al new -pap. rs,
He was also connected
cbaperoue will be M l - Kalherin, I
isatherille Wlieeluig.a--i-t.uit profesIK
mile. - at a debate l l i i - aflei
I mi
Int. b lo the position of j with Ihc W a-hiugt, u Posl
Wheeling, as-islaiil professm ,,i bug
sor and sup. r\ isor in English in M due
I
u ..: I h i . e ..Mock
when l b ,
li-h, and head ,,l Ihe Miln.
High , 1 " " ' ' " • " > -pond, ul on Ih, I!
k :
M ,,,-tlaii.l has served as sports o r
High -chool; and Miss Mars Couklin
Philologi.lll
Deb.lie
socich
o|
-chool b'ugb-h depa , n i .
' ) " l'-"l> • ' " • ! " » V « . Y , . " " k l l " " " re-, l r n . for the New York Evening and Miss Ruth K, lley, supervisors in
Albauv l l i . h s.hool u n c i - the de
1,11
lllr
I "">-' | - 1 ' 1 1 " 1 d i - n i . l .
Later
|,..mi.il
and Ihe Broukhu
I i.iih
English in Milne High school, will he
halnm -ipi.nl , . | i h , \ l b . m \ B o y l
l
"''"
mews corns
lent lor TimeI .asl summer he w as al.-o ed
1>
Ihe hosts and hostesses.
Academy al ihc Acad, nn
Tin
lb,
\ . w \ oik I lines lor t
SORORF1Y TO INITIATE
Shore Jotirn
topic l o r l b , ib bale i,, " R , s o b e d :
" \ n \tlas ,,l English I ilerature" by
Island s, ,
T h a i l b . I m u d M a i , - -ball pro
l lenient T C o d e and Edgar F ShanIII l"JS, he was appointed lb, -urn
l e d w i l l , armed fori e i l - iuw -I
non will he given ;iw.i\ b\ ihc college
'I be i n i t i a t i o n ••! the . b , , i, l l . ,b increditor for Ih, chain ..I new -paperBECOMES
MEMBER
n i e l l i - in l o u i g u l a n d s "
I
k ston
in, u pi, d e l i,. Phi D, ll., s,,i,,iit\
owned b\ \ \ . Isnigslainl Macy, chair
Samuel Dorrance, a meiiihei ,.i w i l l
I.if.,
pi.i,,
al l b , s
lv
man ol ihe New York Stale Repub
Accessories, brass tra.vs, scarfs, tea
the men's \ a r s i t v
dehale squad, I,,,ii-,
M.m.lav
in. In. M a u h I I , hem eoiiuniiiee
'bin's chain includes
Alpha
Rho sorority ha- c m cloth-, and glass sugar bowls and
k . i m i lb Miller, a number of the .il w h i c h l i m e I h e
til p l e d g l
Ihe l!a\ Mi,,re Sentinel, the Long Is- ideted ihe required lis i- year p i o
en am pitchers, have been purchased
deh.,1, squad and Hie debate conn
period w i l l have . spiled P i , sidelil land Sun. the Islip Press, the Baby- balionary period and has been ad
to be used wnh ihe Russian samovar
eil, and George Rice, captain of
\
K Brubacher, who i , a I'aculh
Ion Eagle, the Port leffcrson Times, u i i l l e d n i l , , member-hip of Inter
loaned
by Miss
Wheeling,
Miss
Hi.' debate squad and member of M I , m l . , i oi ihe sorority, will ad
and Ihe Sillies Sunday. He still fills sorority
council.
Marjoric
Lock
Prilchard said. The money for the
the debate council, are the seniors i l l , - Ihe pledgeFlldav
lliglll,
this capacity during the summer vaeu
wood, '.12, president of the council purchase was taken from the faculty
who w i l l act a- judge-.
M a i , li I I
In n
! announced today
Christmas gift for the Lounge.
News Board To Attend
New York Convention
ENGLISH FACULTY
TO ACT AS HOSTS
FOR LOUNGE TEA
Senior Prefers Teaching To Journalism
After Experience In Newspaper Field
Three Seniors To Act
As Judges Of Debate
S T A T E C O L L E G E N E W S , A L B A N Y , N, Y „ F E B R U A R Y 26, 1932
State College
News
Established by tlie Class of 1918
The Undergraduate Newspaper of New York
State College for Teachers
THE NEWS BOARD
5-9373
GEORGE P. 'RICE
Editor-in-Chief
455 Elk Street
AUDREY FLOWERS
Advertising Manager
Page Hall, 131 South Lake Avenue, 6-6-182
ANDREW A. HRITZ
Managing Editor
20!
North Lake Avenue, 5-1011
HELEN ROHEI
Finance Manager
Chi Sitrnia Theta, 215 I'artridffe Street, 6-6126
AI.VINA R LEWIS
Associate Managing Editor
206 Western Avenue, 4-1839
BERNARD S. KERDEI
Associate Managing Editor
57 Elberon Place
SENIOR ASSOCIATE EIIIT.IRS: Ruth Ilrezee, Vera llurns, Fiances
l^l^' ig:!.,!:e^^e^p ^ ^ j ^ v i c f ^ r j ^ ; , ^ ^
ATHLETIC
A t h l e t e s have e n j o y e d some advantages a n d some
disadvantages al this and o i l i e r colleges. T h e y have
had the s a t i s f a c t i o n o f p e r f o r m i n g t h e i r feats b e f o r e
large and usually appreciative audiences, whereas
p a r t i c i p a n t s in m a n y o i l i e r a c t i v i t i e s h a v e h a d t h e i r
labor only for their reward, with very infrequent
opportunities for general recognition. This condition
is l a r g e l y r e m o v e d h e r e f o r t h e f u t u r e .
T h e o r g a n i z a t i o n w i l l n o t be d o m i n a t e d b y f r a t e r n a l o r o t h e r a f f i l i a t i o n s , f o r t h e d e m o c r a t i c basis
o f a b i l i t y a l o n e is t h e k e y to m e m b e r s h i p ,
l i s success in c o n t i n u i n g s h o u l d he assured, f o r its need
was long apparent.
ENCOURAGE
Ja°n°e Do™cey,eMa°rion Jriecz'ek, Mary Moore, Marilyn Rosenlieck,
belli Zueinl sophomores. Cmrui.ATins MANAOI:H: l-rances M.-iz.-u,
ASSIST \:<T IUISINISS M.vN,vra:ns: Man- Doherty and .lean
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Watkins, juniors. I'.rsiNiss STAFF: lean Craiguule, .Marguerite
I'uhlished every Friday in the ..
Hoard representing the Student A--o
per year, snnde copies, !.-n cents.
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REWARD
A long- f e l t n e e d a m o n g t h e a t h l e t i c a l l y i n c l i n e d
m e n of the College nears ils satisfaction w i t h the
a n n o u n c e m e n t t h a t plans have been d r a w n u p f o r
the o r g a n i z a t i o n of a letter club, the m e m b e r s h i p o f
w h i c h w i l l be r e s t r i c t e d t o m e n w h o h a v e e a r n e d
a t least o n e l e t t e r i n v a r s i t y c o m p e t i t i o n ,
T h e action should meet w i t h the approval of the
s t u d e n t b o d y as w e l l as t h e a t h l e t e s . T h e p a r t i c i p a t i o n in t h e w i d e s t r a n g e w a s r e w a r d e d w i t l i m e m bership on M y s k a n i a ; College journalists received
m e m b e r s h i p in A l p h a P h i G a m m a ; students of education,
history,
borne
economics,
and
general
scholastic excellence were rewarded with m e m b e r s h i p i n K a p p a P h i K a p p a , I'i G a m m a M u , O m i c r o n
Nu, and Siguuin l.audis.
W h i l e the new o r g a n i z a t i o n w i l l n o t f u l f i l l a s c h o l a s t i c p u r p o s e , it w i l l
s e r v e t h e s a m e p u r p o s e as t h e g r o u p s e n u m e r a t e d .
CONTRIBUTIONS
Last w i c k the N K W S a n n o u n c e d thai an a u o n y
inoiis g i f t o f money had been received to p r o m o t e a
y e a r l y l e c t u r e in a s s e m b l y i n h o n o r o f M r . J a m e s
S u l l i v a n , o n e of the earliest s p o n s o r s of the C o l l e g e
l i b r a r y sell. m l .
Dr. Sullivan, for m a n y years a m e m b e r of the
Slate education d e p a r t m e n t , c o n t r i b u t e d largely to
S t a t e c o l l e g e a n d t h i s a c t i o n is d e s e r v i n g o f h i g h
commendation.
A d d i t i o n s to the fund should b
encouraged, for t h r o u g h t h e m the interest a n d venei
a l i . n i o f t h e s t u d e n t a s s o c i a t i o n w i l l be n i o s l l i n c l
Oberlin President Suggests "General"
College For Non-Professional Students
C i n c i n n a t i — ( I P ) — A new type o f
c o l l e g e , t o he o r g a n i z e d f o r t h e benefit
o f n o n - p r o f e s s i o n a l s t u d e n t s , a n d to
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general college.
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ALUMNI RESIDENCE
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MEET FOR REPORT
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S T A T E C O L L E G E N E W S , A L B A N Y , N. Y „ F E B R U A R Y 26, 1932
FOUR W H O ASSIST
G.A.A.PR0DUCTI0N
WILL BE IN APRIL
WITH
G. A. A. O P E R E T T A
NEWS NOTES SENIORS CONDUCT
BUSINESS MEETING
The names of Evelyn Rich,
Helen Rich, and Eleanor Brown,
freshmen, were omitted from the
recent list of pledges to Alpha Moreland is Athletic M a n a g e r
Chapter of Phi DeUa sorority due
N o m i n a t i o n for Officers
to a printer's error.
Are M a d e W e d n e s d a y
SELECT DANCE FAVORS
Miss F r i e d m a n , '32, Announces
Cast for " M i k a d o " ; Date
T o B e April 29-30
Favors for the annual sophomore
s o i r e e , w h i c h w i l l he c o n d u c t e d o n
F r i d a y , A p r i l 8, h a v e b e e n o r d e r e d
from the Burr, Patterson, and A u l d
c o m p a n y of D e t r o i t , M i c h i g a n , Jean
C r a i g m i l c , c h a i r m a n of the committee on favors, announced today.
Robert Robinson, vice-president
o f t h e s o p h o m o r e class, is g e n e r a l
c h a i r m a n for the dance.
T h e (lull's f o r tin- aiinii.'il musical
p r e s e n t a t i o n (if t l i r ( J i l l s ' A t h l e t i c
association
have
been
changed
f r o m b'ridav a n d S a t u r d a y , M a r c h
11 a n d I-', I n b ' r i d a v a n d S a t u r d a y ,
A p r i l 3 " a n d 30, K l i z a b c t h J a c k s o n ,
\U
president of G.A.A., announced
lodav.
T h e p r e s e n t a t i o n t h i s y e a r w i l l lie
the G i l b e r t - S u l l i v a n o p d ' H a , " T h e
M i k a d o " , b ' l o r c n c c h ' r i e d m a u . \\1, is
d i r e c t i n g the; p c r f o r m a '
cast
has b e e n s e l e c t e d f
nits,
and rehearsals began
. k.
T h e east w i l l i n c l u d e : i .
'ado
of l a p a n , M a r g a r e t Melts, '33; X a u ki 'I'oo, K a l h r y n Belknap, '32; K o
Ko,
M a r v M o o r e , '3-4; I ' i s h - T u s h ,
Marion
l.lovd,
' 3 4 ; N'ui u - N'uti i,
l l c h n M e a d , '33; I'ilt-Sine, Svlvia
M a n n , \>>~?; I ' e e p - I ' . o , D o r o t h v K i m
merle,
'35; and Kalisha,
Alice
Owen, '31.
T h e r e w i l l he a c h o r u s c o n s i s t i n g
of s i x t e e n p e r s i ni.s. I )r. T , b'redcr
iek I I C n n d l y n , I n ad o f t i n m u s i c
d e p a r t n i e u l , is t r a i n i i m t h e n i c i n l i e r s ,,f t h e c h o r u s , M . s s h r i e i h u a n
said.
T i e k i l s for the production will
lie o n sale i i n m e d i a l e l v a l t e r b.asler
vacation, A K i n a
L e w i s , \Ut | , „ M
ness m a n a g e r f o r t h e o p e r e l t a , an
nounced. Thcv
w i l l he t h i r t y I n e
c e n t s f o r g e n e r a l a d t i i i - - i o n -, a n d
lil'tv c e n t s I.. i" r e s e r v e d - . a t - , - I n
DRAMATICS CLASS
WILL GIVE PLAYS
TUESDAY AT 8:15
T i n advanced
present t w o p!
M,
;k ill the Rage hall a i r
Inritun.
( )ne o f the p k i v s , ,, f a u t a s v , i - i
der llie d i n c t i o n o f M a i l o r n I .,u
n i l i i r . .•'.. 'I In ea-l f o i the |,lav
p o i n t e d : s , t s . I'rances \ l , M a l u m , '3.
a,lv, I'lisine, I',, llv G o r d o n , ' 3 3 ; el,•ai
up. \ l a r c i a G o l d , ' 3 3 ; p m p . n i i s . I ,,,
nlhv I'.u-e, ' 3 3 : eostunies a n d inak, n
A s i ' n a l h \ an l l i i r e i i , ' 3 - ' ; a n d h , m R u l l i I d , , / , . '3-'.
Ill,
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w i l l l,( d i r e c t e d I n B e r t h a B u h l . '3
T h e e a - l l,,r the plav
include:
T h o m a s I ,arr, i t . ' 3 1 . M i l d r e d ( liiic
'33. and Helen S i l v e r , '3.'. ' I ' h , ehai:
men o i t h e e o i n m i l t e e s a n a- f o l l o w
-, is, | i, r i . l l n
I'.use. ' 3 3 : costume
K n i l i l i r e , / , , ' 3 3 ; clean up. I r.inc.
i,.niio,-. '33; pn.ps, K a i h , iin, \lo,,r
'33: and adv, H i s , , , - . M a r , ,
I I . '3
Professor Addresses
City Club Wednesday
I ' l , I,
I Mlna \ \ R
Ik, In lorv d, p . . i n n , i n .
d lie
Ik, i iiv • Ink o i Mk.uiv
II W . d l l e s
d.o , ., n i n e , h , L i l i a n 17 'I l „ si,I,
T h e candidates for men's athletic
CHOOSE CLASS RINGS
manager were: Albert Strong, RobT w o samples o f class r i n g s , s u b - ert G o o d r i c h , a n d L l o y d M o r e l a n d .
m i t l e d by t h e V V a r r c n - K a h s e c o m - M o r e l a n d was elected t o t h e p o s i pany o f Rochester, have been se- t i o n .
lected hy the j u n i o r r i n g c o m m i t t e e ,
Candidates for alumni councillor
Dorothy
K i n g , c h a i r m a n of the
are:
K e n n e t h M i l l e r , J u l i a h'ister,
committee, announced today. These
and G e r t r u d e Cora.
I t is t h e d u t y
samples
were voted o n by the
of t h e a l u m n i c o u n c i l l o r t o r e p r e l u m b e r s o f t h e class i n t h e n
, ',;"
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,
sent t h e class at m e e t i n g s o f t h e
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t u i i c l i i o f D r a p e r lull o n W e d n e s d a y a | i n m n
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and I h u r s d a y o l this week.
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HAVE
TOURNAMENT
l™ 1 "-. not by r u b b e r s .
I IH-
wo
teams i n the lead are h a y B l u m
and
Frederick
Appleton,
seniors,
and A l f r e d Basch, '31, and A l b e i t
. M m n e , 'M. These t w o teams have
been c o m p e t i n g
w i t h seven o t h e r
teams. M o r e l a n d sank
\ b o v e , E l i z a b e t h J a c k s o n , '32, president of the G i r l s '
Mhlclic
a s - i c i a t i o n ; K a t h r y n B e l k n a p , '32, w i n , w i l l plav t h e p a r i of \ a n k i
I',,,, in t i n p e r f o r m a n c e of t h e " M i k a d o " ; b e l o w , M a r y M o o r e , '34,
w h , , w i l l p l a y K o - K o ; a n d A l v i n a L e w i s , '33, b u s i n e s s m a n a g e r l o r
tin production.
United States Is Like Russia Of Czars,
Announces Yale University Professor
TO HAVE PARTY TONIGHT
:
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resignation of A n d r e w l l r i t z , w h o
|,.ls received a position
teaching
e o i n i i i e r c r e i n W a t e r v l i e l a n d is u u ,,, c o n t i n u e w i t h h i s b o a r d
;i|,|(,
duties.
T i n - nominations for this
office a r c : b'ranees K e l l e r a n d D o n aid \ \ h i s l o n .
h . l e c t i o i l s o f o f f i c e r s w i l l be e . m .(( | | | ( , | U , x | )|R.L.tin
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CLUB HAS ROMAN
DINNER MEETING
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
BiologV , lull will e
luel i l - cvii
l u l l , , n p a r t v l o i i n d i l at 831(1 o ' c l o c k
in t h e I a u i i i m of R i c h a r d s o n h a l l
Those w h o a t t e n d a r e e x p e c t e d
The c l a s s i c a l c l u b C o n d u c t e d a
to
wear
ciistinnes
befitting
t h e R o m a n d i n n e r in t h e C o l l e g e e a l e ,,aine ,,f t h e p a r t e . ' I h e a d i i i i s s i . n i l e r i a W e d n e s d a y m e hi at 6 o ' c l o c k ,
\ b n . W o l f e , '33, w a s g e n e r a l c h a i r o n c e t o t h e p a r t v is I w e t i l v l i v e
ui:
' i h e affair.
Dorothy McirI]|S
i ( .Minis, 'M p r e s i d e n t o f t h e c l u b ,
p r e s i d e d at t h e d i n n e r .
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e n d T h u r s d a y , M a r c h 3, a c c o r d i n g
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objective,
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V o t i n g f o r t h e office o f m e n S
athletic manager, and nominations
for ilass representative on t h e student
finance
b o a r d a n d f o r class
alumni councillor were the m a i n
business at the m e e t i n g of the
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, ALBANY, N. Y.f FEBRUARY 26, 1932
DOWN
QUINTET SCORES
1935 BEATS 1934 FRESHMEN
CASTLETON-UNION
IN COURT CONTEST QUINTET, MONDAY FOURTH VICTORY
Yearling Women's Team Wins
First of Three Interclass
Basketball Games
P l a y i n g a n o t h e r fast g a m e , t h e
freshmen b a s k e t b a l l t e a m defeated
C a s t l e t o n U n i o n high school on t h e
hitter's c o u r t M o n d a y n i g h t by a
score of 34-17, T h e frosh a t t a c k
was t h e heaviest of a n y g a m e this
season.
"Cliff" Rail was the outstanding
player for t h e visitors. I n each
half h e caged four b a s k e t s , t o t a l i n g
sixteen p o i n t s . " D a v e "
Kroman
played a s t e a d y game b o t h on the
offense a n d defense. T h e t e a m ' s
p a s s w o r k w a s snappy, b e i n g a great
i m p r o v e m e n t over p r e v i o u s e n g a g e ments.
T h e frosh displayed a new b r a n d
of a t t a c k to p e n e t r a t e C a s t l e t o n ' s
five-man defense and score at will.
Rail caged a basket in t h e o p e n i n g
m i n u t e of play to give t h e frosh
t h e lead which they n e v e r relinquished t h r o u g h o u t the g a m e .
Score at half time was 13-10 in
favor of t h e yearlings, but in the
second half they a m a s s e d t w e n t y o n e p o i n t s to their
opponents
seven to m a k e the victory overwhelming.
T h i s m a r k s the seventh victory in |
eight s t a r t s for the frosh q u i n t e t .
TR01BAD0RS PLAN
TO aVEJPERETTA
Directs Show
"Pirates of Penzance" Will Be
Presentation of Society,
Says Grosvenor
Purple and Gold Team Defeats
Cooper Union in Contest
By Score of 39-32
T r y o u t s for t h e o p e r e t t a " P i r a t e s
of P e n z a n c e , " t h e T r o t i b a d o r ' s p r e s e n t a t i o n this y e a r w e r e c o n d u c t e d
in t h e a u d i t o r i u m of P a g e hall,
W e d n e s d a y afternoon from 3:15 t o
5:00 o'clock, a c c o r d i n g t o J o h n
G r o s v e n o r , 'S3, d i r e c t o r of t h e
p r e s e n t a t i o n . T h e o p e r e t t a is o n e
w r i t t e n by Gilbert a n d Sullivan
a n d will be p r e s e n t e d S a t u r d a y
night, M a r c h 19, in the a u d i t o r i u m .
A b o u t twenty-five m e n t u r n e d
o u t for the t r y o u t s ,
Grosvenor
said.
T h e cast t h u s far includes C h a r l e s
R o b s o n , '34, as F r e d e r i c k , the leading m a l e role, a n d A n t h o n y S r o k a ,
'32, as Mabel, t h e l e a d i n g female
role. O t h e r p a r t s will be filled by
Alfred Basch, '31, Michael F r o b lich, H o w a r d M a n n , s e n i o r s ; Bern a r d Kerbel, '33, William Nelson,
Phillip Ricciardi, Will R o g e r s , ami
T h o m a s Garrett, s o p h o m o r e s ; William J o n e s , '3-1; and P e r t Rose, a
g r a d u a t e student.
M e m b e r s of the c h o r u s as yet
have not been selected, but will be
a n n o u n c e d soon, said G r o s v e n o r .
T h e c h o r u s will include
fifteen
voices.
T h e following c o m m i t t e e chairmen have been a p p o i n t e d to c a r r y
out t h e plans for the p r e s e n t a t i o n :
sets, Samuel S p e c l o r , '35; p r o p e r ties, R o b e r t Nankins, 'SI; a d v e r t i s ing, Bruce b'ilby, 'S3; c o s t u m e s and
m a k e u p , F l o r e n c e F r i e d m a n , '32,
and R o b e r t Robinson, '3-1; and
house, Albert S t r o n g .
By KENNETH A. MILLER, '32
SroRTS EDITOR, T i n ; NEWS
T h e f r e s h m a n w o m e n ' s basketball t e a m w o n t h e first of the t h r e e
inter-class games against the sophThe Purple and Gold quintet turned
o m o r e s W e d n e s d a y afternoon in
back a strong Cooper Union five last
t h e g y m n a s i u m of P a g e hall, l h e
Saturday
in the Page hall gymnasium
w i n n e r of t w o o u t of three of these
by a score of 39 to 32. This game
g a m e s will be a w a r d e d three points
was
the
fourth
straight win for the
in inter-class r i v a l r y .
home team.
T h e score at t h e end of the first
Roger
"Sparkey"
Bancroft, peppy
q u a r t e r w a s 6-0 in favor of t h e
sophomore forward, led his team in
freshmen, but t h e s o p h o m o r e s ralscoring with fourteen points. Banlied in t h e last half t o m a k e t h e
croft cleverly eluded his opponent
score 18-16 a t t h e finish. Miss I s a several times to get away for a shot.
belle J o h n s t o n , head of the physiCliff Rail and Gil DcLaura starred
cal e d u c a t i o n d e p a r t m e n t , a n d M a r y
on the defensive for the State five.
T r c l a , '33, Girl's A t h l e t i c associaRail made three fields and a foul point
tion b a s k e t b a l l s p o r t s captain, w e r e
and checked several Cooper rallies.
the referees for t h e g a m e .
Gil DeLaura, who was the acting
R u t h B r o o k s , '35, a n d Elizabeth
captain of the Purple and Cold team,
K a m m c r c r , '34, w e r e the respective
played
a stellar game at the defense
c a p t a i n s ior t h e g a m e . T h o s e playpost. H e was changed from guard to
ing were, f r e s h m a n : I n e z Stoothoff,
forward
during the second half and
E v e l y n S t a e h l e , Ruth Lay, H a r r i e t
effectively checked Ryan, the scoring
Ten
Eyck, J a n e t N o r r i s , R u t h
threat
of
the New York city aggregaB r o o k s , D a i s y Bryson, D o r o t h y
tion.
V a n S t c c n b u r g h , Lois Mac Intyre,
"Freddie" Ingraham played so line
E s t h e r C r o u n s e , Sylvia Galloway,
a game at center that his opponent
and E l m a N e s t o r s o n ; s o p h o m o r e s :
failed to get a single point while IngraD o r o t h y M u n y e r , Mary
Moure,
ham was amassing three fields and
Louise W e l l s , D o r o t h y Klose, Althree fouls for a total of nine points.
m i r a Russ, Elizabeth K a m m e r c r ,
By
A.
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.
The outcome of the contest was in
Marie Prindle, Elinor Andre, Doris
doubt
until the closing minutes of the
Bell, Estella A r t h u r , Jean CraigMcGill university argued the folmile, a n d E l i z a b e t h Skau.
lowing topic in a formal debate: "Re- game. The Cooper Union five secured
the
lead
twice during the game, once
solved, that it is better to be drunk
than to he in love." Incidentally, the during the first and once during the
final
quarter.
T h e New York group
affirmative side won.
excelled in pass work but the snappy
speed of the local five gained them the
Co-eds of Missouri university have
victory.
put themselves on a "five cent budget".
In the preliminary the Milne High
During the depression they expect
only a coca cola on their date nights. five turned back their alumni after a
tight battle which was finally settled
"Buy a doughnut" was the cry heard in an overtime game, 23 to 21. Reynolds of Milne led his team's atlack
Editor's
note:
The
Intercollegiate at the University of Oregon recently with 13 points while Egglcston, a forPress service is negotiating ivilh the when the Young Women's Christian mer Rennselacr Polytechnic institute
Intercollegiate
Disarmament
council association sponsored tin- "Oregon player, and Wilson led for the Milne
to make these articles, ivhich repre- Doughnut I lay" to raise money.
alumni.
sent partially student opinion on the
The score for the State-Cooper
Students of Juauita college who are
ureal question, available. More of the
Union game follows:
articles will follow in subsequent is- found sleeping in the library are given
STATK
a sleeping slip. Three slips deprive
sues of the News.
Fit FP TP
New York—( I I ' ) — Bearing peace the student of the use of the library.
Itnmks. R.I'
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petitions signed by more than a mil5
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Forty men from the state peniten- Bancroft, I..F
lion American peace workers, tlie S.S.
President Harding left here last week tiary have enrolled in the correspondwith Dr. Mary E. VVoollcy, president ing department of the University of
of Mount Holyoke College, and Sen- Minnesota.
ator Claude A. Swanson, both of the
United States delegation to the disAccording to tests of 1200 students
armament conference.
from several universities, conducted
rnoi'KR UNION
Several thousand persons, represent- by the Carnegie Foundation, it was
ing virtually all the organizations in revealed that freshmen on the average
R.K
this country working for the end of know more than seniors, especially in
I..F
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war, took part in ceremonies just he- mathematics and English.
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fore the liner sailed.
While Dr. Woolley is to represent
Attendance at American colleges iiciui, i..<;
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the country and the colleges officially and universities is at its highest level Slmiii.viu, l-.li
at the conference, college students of in history in spile of the present ecoTouts
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this country will be represented by nomic depression, but lhe comparaScurf ;ii l u l l linic: S u n - Cullcuf,
James Frederick Green, of Yale, be- tively small gain made since last year Cooper I'nioii, 15. Referee: N'elsi.n C'c
Ih.swell.
Funis cumuli
ing sent to "cover" the first three indicates that the pinnacle predicted Timekeeper:
Slate Cillcue, II ; ('....per I'liion, 1.1.
weeks of the conference by lhe Inter- for collegiate enrollments may have of periods, II) minutes.
collegiate Disarmament Council, and been reached, according to Dean Walthe American Student Christian Move- ters, of Swathmore college.
ment.
(ireeil, who also sailed last week, is
Women have more words on hand
the first college student ever to r i p - at propitious moments than men, and
resent his group at such a world event. so are hound to ha\e the last word,
He plans to send from Geneva a according to A. K. Laur, professor of
series of articles to be written from a psychology at Iowa Slate college.
college student's viewpoint especially
T h e Young Women's Christian
for college student reading.
Miami university, the second oldest association will conduct t w o vesper
college west of the Allegheiiies, cele- services at 8:00 o'clock on t h e
brated the 123rd anniversary of its m o r n i n g s of T u e s d a y and W e d n e s NEW
CONSTITUTION
founding on Fein nary 15.
day, March 21 and IS. Aseuath Van
liuieii, 'SI, president, announced toT h e National Ceographic society day. T h e s e will lake lhe place of
T h e m e n ' s athletic council has has determined that (ieorge Washing- the annual vesper service which
s u b m i t t e d drafts of its new consti- ton was the first geographer of the precedes the Easier vacation. Sill
tution to I )r. A. R. Ilrubacher and United States and the foremost tra- d e n t s will b a d boil, the services,
Myskania senior h o n o r a r y society, veler of bis time.
Miss Van liuren said.
for a p p r o v a l this week.
HERE AND THERE
YALE STUDENT IS
AMERICAN COLLEGE
PEACE DELEGATE
&';.',,
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John Grosvenor, '33, w h o is
d i r e c t o r of this y e a r ' s T r o u b a d o r p r e s e n t a t i o n , which is t h e
o p e r e t t a " P i r a t e s of P e n z a n c e , "
by Gilbert-Sullivan.
Sororities Will Dance
On Friday Night, May 5
I n t e r s o r o r i t y ball will be c o n ducted b'riday night, May 5, M a r jorie Lockwood, '.12, p r e s i d e n t of
I n t e r s o r o r i t y council, said t o d a y .
T h e c o m m i t t e e c h a i r m e n which
have been a p p o i n t e d a m o n g t h e
following s o r o r i t i e s a r e : general
chairman,
I'eta
Zeta;
arrangem e n t s , Chi Sigma T h e t a ;
prog r a m s , Kta P h i ; d e c o r a t i o n s , Phi
D e l t a ; music, Delta O m e g a ; favors, Kappa D e l t a ; invitations, Pi
Alpha
Tan;
refreshments,
Psi
G a m m a ; taxis, Alpha R h o ; flowers,
Alpha
Kpsilou
P h i ; and bids,
G a m m a Kappa Phi.
CLVB INITIATES 30
INTO MEMBERSHIP
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
M a t h e m a t i c club initiated
The
new
members
include:
II.
I.oder,
'35, Alice
Rosaline Green, '2(>, was a w e e k - l.oraine
end guest at the Alpha Kpsilou K l o n i p s , 'S3, a n d M a r y Shirkey,
Phi s o r o r i t y house. Miss G r e e n e M a r y W i s n e c k e , Mildred W h i t e
r e t u r n e d to broadcast in . scene Louise Wells, Llizabcth Skau, Lilfrom T o l s t o i ' s " R e d e m p t i o n " in t h e lian V a u g h n , J e a n Craiginile, Kathp r o g r a m conducted by the W G Y erine Diehl, A l m i r a Russ, A n n a
Lillian
Monoeell,
Rita
studios in S c h e n e c t a d y in celebra- h'ussik,
tion of the t e n t h a n n i v e r s a r y of S o m e r s , A g n e s Beck, C h a r l e s Kissain, Helen b'aucett, H a r r i e t Bronk,
the station.
W h i l e a student at State college, M a r i o n Mleczek, K a t h e r i n e H a n g ,
Miss Greene b e c a m e a m e m b e r of M y r t l e Peck, C a t h e r i n e S i m m o n s ,
Malony,
the W G Y players and gave dra- Rose W i z w e r , D o r o t h y
Keller,
Florence
Lundell,
matic p r e s e n t a t i o n s regularly over Klsie
Helen Hoke, llabette H u t z e n l a u b ,
the radio.
Miriam W o o d , and G e o r g e Ketcham, s o p h o m o r e s .
ARE GUESTS
Norma Butler, '.11, Doris Markham, '31, Clarice Prince, '31, Margaret
fussier, Ml, Irene Dickinson, '31,
Alice Hlair, '28, and Clarahel Shutts,
ex-'31, were recent week-end guests at
the Kappa I lelta sorority bouse.
At the m e e t i n g which preceded
the initiation, Sarah Gulick, '32,
spoke on the history of g e o m e t r y
in ancient Kgypl, and lhe club
voted to give a prize to the member p r e s e n t i n g the l a s t article before l h e i n c i t i n g .
Y. W. C. A. To Have Two
Services March 22-23
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tw cnty li\ e cents.
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