State College News
VOL. X V I I No. 6
S T A T E COLLEGE FOR T E A C H E R S , A L B A N Y , N.
Y.,
FRIDAY, OCTOHEK 28,
1932
$2.25 Per Year, 32 Weekly Issues.
1 9 3 3 AND GUESTS TO DANCE TONIGHT AT ANNUAL SENIOR HOP AT 9 : 0 0
88 EARN HONORS
DURING PAST YEAR
N u m b e r of S t u d e n t s D e c r e a s e s
1932
Scholarship
List,
Registrar Reports
on
A d e c r e a s e of fifteen i n t h e n u m b e r of s t u d e n t s r e c e i v i n g h o n o r s in
c o m p a r i s o n to t h e n u m b e r r e c o r d e d
o n t h e l i s t in J u n e , 1 9 3 1 , i s r e v e a l e d
by t h e h o n o r roll for t h e s e c o n d
s e m e s t e r of 1931-19.32, a c c o r d i n g t o
t h e r e c o r d s c o m p i l e d in t h e office
of M i s s E l i a b c t h
Van
Denburgh,
registrar.
T h e list s h o w s t h e n e w c l a s s i f i c a t i o n s i n a u g u r a t e d last J u n e .
It
is d i v i d e d i n t o t h r e e g r o u p s : s u n i i u a
c u m laude, m a g n a c u m laudc, and
c u m laude.
T h i r t y - t h r e e of t h e t o t a l of e i g h t y eight are juniors, twenty-nine are
seniors, and twenty-one are sophomores. T w o seniors ami one junior
a r e o n t h e s u i n m a c u m l a u d e list.
The sophomores
lark
representation there.
'I h e f o l l o w i n g
is t h e c o m p l e t e
l i s t of t h o s e r e c e i v i n g h o n o r s ;
S I'M MA CUM LAI11 IE
l.-.k-iqui:
u\
lj.Us.iii ,
|l NlokS
Wills,
Evelyn
MACN \ ( I ' M I.At
HARRIS TO SPEAK
IN 11:10 ASSEMBLY
Gentle Cows Are No Longer
Candidates For Beauty Queen
C o l u m b u s , 0 . — ( 1 P ) - T h e r e will
be
no
more
beauty
gentle
queen
university
of
cows
elected
the Ohio
campus
State
by
facetious
men students.
N o r will
fraternity
politics
the
make
queen election a
This
come according
years
to
the
to plans, t h e usual
student vote on the most
Vote
Votes
beauty
Mr,
for
to
for
Paul
staff
of
Ballot
Today
Harris,
the
a
member
National
dent
of i n t e r n a t i o n a l
relations,
will
he a b a n d o n e d ,
a n d in-
h e t h e s p e a k e r in t h e a s s e m b l y
this
stead
the
campus
will
morning,
the
selected
by
four
Columbus
acting as judges.
will
be
"the
beautiful
men
auditorium
and
at
years
the
university
11:1(1
of
o'clock,
P a g e hall,
the
in
bal-
Mr.
on
. a discussion
a p r i z e c o w , a s t h e h'.atitt
i the
Lounge
! under
Harris
H a r r i s , 'ii.
-poke
the
in
of
conducted
at
Richardson
of
the
ball,
Young
Dr.
Harold
W.
Thompson,
professor
of
Fnglish,
w h o is
c o a c h i n g t h e d e l r ' t c t e a m in i t s
and
Young
M e n ' - '- h r i s -
:
t
' li'i.li:!!..
of
Page
hall.
conduct
the various
houses,
chap; runes
be:
Professor
of
the
; .i-t;mt
| ,,
n
Dr.
professor
hop
will
M r
head
department,
and
Dobell, a s -
of m a t h e m a t i c s , a n d
,
a m
instructors
Robert
the
Dr. I Inward
|,,,u.,|.
j liryant,
for
the
dances
George M. York,
commerce
I Mrs. York;
night
house
|
in
Mrs.
Donald
English;
Frederick,
Milne
High
school,
and
erick.
'I h e
patrons
and
and
principal
Mrs.
of
Fred-
patronesses
HERE NOVEMBER 7\Z '.V
Dorothy
£\^*£ti'£.
(inlVin I 1 • n d u c t e d t o d a t in a - s c i n b l y .
The
i'he m e n ' s d e b a t e t e a m w i l l m e t ; b a e h e r ; W i l l i a m 11. M e t z l e r , d e a n ,
direct " M o s t s "
will
include:
the most ,
.
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,
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representatives
from
Oxford
tin
and M r , . M e t z l e r ; and Miss A n n a E,
the play,.
bcautiliil w o m a n at M a n . college,
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P i i re e, d e a n of w o m e n .
( i n c of llic pla;. s, a far, e. d i r e c t e d i h ' 1110,1 p o p u l a r w o m a n , t h e m o s t
C o m m i t t e e s for t h e d a n c e a r e : r e by M i s s I , n i h i l will h a \ e t h e f o l l o w - : p o p u l a r m a n . t h e w o m a n w h o h a • s l o n d a v n i g h t , N o v e m b e r 7, at K : 3 '
el, c'.: in t h e a u d i t o r i u m of P a g . fre-.hiner.ts, F l o r a W u r s t l i n , c h a i r m a n ,
ing c a s t : M a r g a r e t i',:rk. ' 3 3 ; H e l e n I d . n e t h e m o s t f o r S t a l e t u l l c g e , t h e
Minkiii, Until
ege,
hall. D r . H a r o l d W . T h o m p s o n , p r e I D o r o t h y 1 ieehan, and A u g u s t a V a i l ;
Doherty, L . t i t i a t onuelly, F.li/abcth !
I I'M I.AI'DK
m a n w h o h a s d o n e t h e m o s t for
f( s - o r of F n g l i s h a n d d e b a t e e o n
Hiaperoncs, Naomi Albrecht, chairRasimisscn,
and Rcrtrain
McN'ary,
S
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p
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I luisull, St
m a n : bids, Fllen M u r p h y , c h a i r m a n ,
aunounced
j u n i o r , ; a n d J o h n Hills, '35. T i n c o m - j
l.nilu-t. Ma:
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Dorotbv King, Marv Freeman, M a r y
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J m i t t e e c h a i r m e n f o r t h e p l a y a r •; \
L h a r k s Swick, g r a d u a t e stud
, ; . , „ , , ^ K | , i u l , ) r Leary, and Ralph
• l i p l l , L. M
A s t r a w ballot on the c a n d i d a t e s
will b e c a p t a i n of t h e M a t e o d l e g i | | | a r n s ;
a d v e r t i s i n g , Lois
Burgdorf,
Smith, '34; set' . g I
I: ,u ~. I,. M,,i • ' ' - ' . " i J h o u s e , T h e l i u a
l o r P r e s i d e n t of t h e I ' n i t d S t a t i ••
U,-ii,l,.„-t, K:i |.l, k. i
team.
Grenfell R a n d , '34. a niem- c h a i r m a n ,
and Evelyn
Armstrong;
a n d l i g h t s , M a y h e l l e M a t t h e w . - . '3-1;
SIVII,
I .an
a n d f o r ( m v c r n o r of N e w Y o r k a n d
Van Vail,
b , r of t h e d e b a t e c o u n c i l , w i l l b e (lour, i i e i r g e l l i s e r t , c h a i r m a n ; floor,
, ,
properties, Mary
M. o r e . '3-1 ;
l-'ux, ( i-eilia V.
Willie, Ml
! ' " , l l ! p r o l u b i t o n r c l . r c n d n m wi i | l l l ( . , , t h , r „ , „ , a k c r .
Ralph A l t m a n , brank Young, chairman, Harris, Bert u i u e s a n d m a k e u p . N e b 11 M.,...., , 1 1 , , ,..,1. . ,
I l u n i n i a n l l , l.l.
Wilkitis, I
nard
Kerbel, and John
Detlefson;
by
t
h
e
S
T
A
T
I
:
('OIXI-UK
'3o,
will b e t h e a l t e r n a t e ,
T h e tw
w,
11..ne, Lillian
Ail.,,- K
' 3 4 ; a d v e r t i s i n g . 1 en-lia I O N . '.}.', ; a n d i
Marie Judd,
chairman,
1, w i l l b e d i s t r i b u t e d m e m b e r s of t h e O x f o r d t e a m a r e l e c o r a t i i . n s ,
\l-.WS.
i
M a n 1 .a n o r , L a u r a S t v n , R u t h R e y M r A
l r v i n t
aMcl
M r
( ,t l,,Trt
I ..lean-up. C a m l m Kruni .-, '33.
! d u r i' tnmg ll
the a semblv
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nold-, . b a n W a t k i n s , iletlefson, H i I
T h e committee
f. r
F.ddv's
plav I
,,'",,
' ,,
' , '
",. '
, I M. W i l s o n .
T h e O x f o r d t e a m will
sert, b'rank M a c b ' a r l a n d , a n d W i l l i a m
K , M , t
...-I, i . „ . , „ , , , .
Mi
sniiil,
'U-l
\ " 1
"J 1 - > " " w : 1 ' " " l K : u p h o l d t h e a f f i r m a t i v e s i d e of t h e
Collins.
A iki
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t M i ( , | l : R ( s l l | w | . . , | m t h i s h , l U H ,
|i IP i'i: ml.
Music
will be f u r n i s h e d
by E d
setting a n d lights.
Hennas I .arret, I the \i-.w- on l-rulav.
November
i l l a t i o n of
would welcome the
M
1)
1
r
Mi
stle C l u b o r c h e s t r a of
" " ' l i u ' '• " l : '•';•''' ' ^ ' U l t y , ! . , ! , „..,,. ( ! , . | , , , . , „ , , r e p a r a t i o n s .
I Newc
b's
'34;
properties,
\lvin,
utlenian.
1) i l o
M ..I..I
a
t 1
Old
li
A nl
" " '' ' ^ " a l s o
' I b i s d e b a t e wa.s a r r a n g e d t h r o u g h A!.';i".v.
'34:
Co.,tunic- a n d m . , k . - U p .
llelel
II nl'i
i-: •el
•n p
t h e N a t i o n a l S t u d e n . F e d e r a t i o n of J . ^
^""".ck"!!1 Mlv1!i«,.™:°M«;"
D a n a b y , ' 3 4 ; a d v e r t i s i n g . ( ecelia b o x
l-'i ik!
dull
I l i n y Kuye, t'liion; Kath'ii:
a n d i l e a r up, M i n .Me G e h l e , '34
i ; ill.
I...11U .in.l Arlhur MeCniiiiai-k, AN
TRY-OUT FOR DEBATE
rue'-day for'V^ri'i'. 'through V e w
1;
ll
I .-.«; s,el..,..|; Mary l)..he-rlj an.I John
ihv
Mis- S m i t h a n d \ l i - D a n a b y will
T r y - o u t , for t i n v
en'- debal
F.ngkmd. Oliio I 'eiuisvlt aiua, N e w
Kluiilii-ih'
Donald
in
from
Raymond
;
n i g h t , at ri:llll O'I I, • k r i t h e a u d i t o r - j
iuin
hall
Tomorrow
will
The
in
:
and
Page
v i c e - p r e s i d e n t of t h e c l a s s
week-end.
sororities
and
CLASS WILL GIVE
preparatir.n for t h e i n t e r n a t i o n a l
turn a s s o c i a t i o n .
ONE-ACT DRAMAS i Mr. I l a r r - will be o n e i<i t h e ,,„l e b aMt eo d awvi t h N oOvxefmo rbde r u7n i v e r s i t y
ON TUESDAY NIGHT1 'rad(m "/xUv N'l'wHY,,rk :m" "1' OXFORD DEBATERS
(lent c o n f e r e n c e a t K o i n e t h i s w e e k
I iie ailvai
,
I r a m a t i i - i lass tt ill |
present t w o
WILL MEET STATE
I >"_- ' l ' » » ' l » '
V,, i„ , lor " M o s K " lor t h e I'eda
,,s,
of
to one o'clock,
today.
L a t e r he a d d r e s s e d
meeting
the auspices
Women's
:u1
gymnasium
hop
tonight
a n d g e n e r a l c h a i r m a n of t h e h o p , s a i d
Kathcrine
disarmament
i peace measures.
in t h e e l e c t i o n of Mutline I I n m l i y ,
queen.
senior
be conducted
T h e b o p is t h e first social e v e n t of
year,
assembly
resulted
a t t h e annual
will
nine o'clock
day.
Last
ago crooked
at
dance
which
M o o r e , ^i,^. p r e s i d e n t , a n n o u n c e d t o -
most
co-ed."
Several
loting
be
T h e girl selected
loveliest
will
will
co-ed
queen
E i g h t y - s i x s t u d e n t s and their g u e s t s
of
Council
f o r t h e P r e v e n t i o n of W a r a n d s t u -
beautiful
DANCE WILL BEGIN
SOCIAL WEEK-END
Ed. Newcomb's Castle Club Group
Will Provide Music Tonight
for Promenaders
"Mosts";
N e w s to Collect Straw
farce.
and
year,
annual
Students
Coaches Debaters
F d d y , j u n i o r s , will
• •>••>•
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STUDENT-FACULTY
TEAS WILL BEGIN
NEXT WEDNESDAY
e,da.-. X'oveui- | t e a m will b e c o n d u c t i d . M o n d a v , a l l I e r s e v . a m i o t h e r e a s t , r n s t a t e s . A t
1:15 o ' c l o c k , in r
M of R i c h a r d - a b o u t t h e sal.n t i m e a t e a m f r o m
Miss
- o n h a h \ l r e r i C o l d ' O o r . - i d e n l I 'I r - m n -,,ll,.,.e D u b l i n I r . - l - n . l l,e
direct t w o p
H.
Smith,
w II
William
well.
A
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I Lois Oil
md W i l l i a m
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Marion
Myskania Names Class
Marshalls For 1932-33
he .Int.
In
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iiiar-ball
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of d e b . i t i , o i i m ii, . • i m i o i u i e e d t o d a \
M u . l e n t - a i m t r v o u t will p - . - . n
< tD. r t h . a f i i r m a l i v t - o r m. g.,1 it e ,
''"
•'ll'.""- R<-olved
l:...t M a o
. ullegt
-ho,ild
adopt
a
g.mr.,
i h o n o r -\ tern t o b e a d m i n l - t i I •"! 1
,,
.
.
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the -iii.buiI lie s p i n ie- a r e t o
IK l w . i S m i t e , in l e n t i l h.
-
I I i 111 I \
.illicit,
i ^.jp',, f,i'|!!n";' Mai v" Kiel-man a'.'i'.'l' I'l'ai'ik
U-malij, Mt. Si
Mary's, Heiiha lluhl
" , ' i | N , , l l l t ' Timii.li-1. It. I'. I : A.lelanlc
1 ' 11 I ) I ' 1 1, I 1 t I., 11'I. I J' ' ; j . 1 1,
i
!•' i . 1
m • i-id 1
M i n i iv
r flW
| - a n its t o u r t l i r o u g h
t h e m i d d l e ,.' I,.', '.1; VA', h •„ l-:',mav iin.1 Krancis bippold,
-outlu-rn
and
We-tern
college,-.
'•- ><•
I H a m s ami Kv.-lyn Sliu-liU-,
' !•'. „, |, t - a m i- - i h e d u l e d f o r a b o u t L r . ^ ' j i ; | ; ' , ' ; i l ^
t";}J^a\^"fi'
^ i
jibirl
debali->.
T i n t will r e t u r n Ui\ ll ,! I: ". I '.-,:,. I Id, Inn, I West, Ki.Ie'r col'
\ \ vv Y o r k in D e c e i n b e r .
I . a - t t e a r . I • ••• I !• I. n \ ••> Hu/..e an.l Julin Knrkoss,
l;
, - i , i i - . . . l l , . , , i n . l , i . - n n I'l-i.in' t i n
'' '
' ' ' '' '• Ktiiisliuusfr ;m<l Ccurga
- l - i t " H e g e , n e t ,i tt.iili I . n i l t u ,,
„, w r
,
.,,,.. n t . i e t l r , - n l n %
I . 11 •_; 11 -11
u n i v e r - I ieunder
t h e | ,,,,,| m ( , \ , , | , Culnat,.; Isalicl Law. a u s p i c e s of t h e ,\
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U < : e . | i i . , , ' , , (TXcill, C n i n e l h Hazel
- II..i. . . . ' J, in, Murray, Selu-neeiudy.
/•,;,,•,• 5, column 11
College Acclaims 1932 Campus Queen;
Classes Give Stunts For Miss
CronkiAL^D^^CE
T h e first of t h e - . I n d e n t facnllN
1 -tit'li n l , and their - fre-liii'en,
-hall
t e a - will be 1 oiidin t u l in t h e L o u n g e
I . |,r,
• i . d a new r u l e f o r i
P a u . , who a m
d lbwire ap
of Ri. b a r d s o n ball n e x t
Wednesday
ai,i| a l e s t i v i l i f , w h e n D o r o - I |i|-,ue.s,;, i, w e r e
llilin-,
llergstriim,
l i d lit M t I, u
111. .1- b o l l o l
after
11 from 3 (III I., 5 :(lll .-'. lock,
i |-,.,,1,
I loud . a n d : . k m - , w a s ' 3 3 , am H e l e n R i i b , '.'.5
'I hev a l s o I
Six seniors a n d t w o j u n i o r s w e r e
, ...|:i>
Al
M a r u a n ! S e r v i . e, '.-.3, 1 b a n m a n o i j . . . . i e t \ . ..1 •
D . r . I ht I In l.er p r i ; M e n d e l the m r n n - r ipieen a i l - r t h e p h d e u d l o Vlpha P h i G a m m a , n a t h e l.oiinu, , o i i i m i l l e e . s a i d .
| , n , |,, ; H 1 .i |
t,
,„ni..rs.idfie„,,r,
: bloiui.e
I. M i i i i i - . o r i i i i a i i o n , e r e i i „ , i i > .
I ,, |, I | ide. Iter, | t . .n , 1 h nn n „ i y i . o e d u c a t i o n a l j o u f I In tea will be -pons,,,-, I r , , i v : a l h
s , | m 1, ,, ] ,, ,,,
i h e r t R o b M a t m.di
• a u d i t o r inn ,.i P a u
a -Hid nl
.1 M liu- Itiuior
H i g h u a h s t i . ' f r a t e r n i t v , at a s e r v i c e COIIfor e r a . I n , i n • I ml- n l - .. id -.;... 1.1I s l u - I , , , . , , , ,
., ,,|, ,,
, K i . l , a n d ball
11
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'-I' tbt .,.., , . , a n d ,ili,,-.| a . i e i l a i i .
rarer.
| d m led W e d n e s d a y
night.
Alvtna
ileni,
i,hug
t..
Mi
Martha \ \ i H i d
h
e
r
..iti.•
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1
tt
i
ii . los.-.l
T u n s|l|.|,-.,|.
S
ii r .. b . lass si r t e d
Lewi
'.'.i, p r e s i d e n t , s a i d .
They
I ' m . h a r d Lead of il„- l i l , r a r \ „ I : Ma •tha H a ""Hi i h - ...-..' | r
i p p e a r e d a- n-ia-i- and
Mi
i i i u d a n l - In O u e e n j a r .
\ n . i h a Li-l-.o, I n d i a N e w t o n ,
a n d i.i. nits . h a i r m a - i oi tin L o u n g e
in
th.
ml l I'-iiim
• aruie;
a ii.-i.n.r
llie-e were
b t•• It u I ' S n i a t
Ruth lined. Morence Horn,
Mary
> o l l l l i l l l l . .'.
while -..liu eottll an
a n d anil M a r g a r e t R o o h a i
s e n i o r , ; M a r - ; I iol iri'l \
and
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APPOINTS
COUNCIL
K.igue a n d t h e Lion, r e s p e c t i v e l y .
T h e slii.lent l o i i i n i i l l e .
l b - week'
M i - s H o r n i- b u s i n e s s m a n a g e r of
I lii • . i t l e i i d a i . l , w o r e d r . , a n (jowils
I i e m ll i lull
h a - recently
ap
will hi
t l u r i e l D e n t o n , 14 , ! l o r e n t e
ol p a s t e l s h a - k - in t h e n
r e s p e c t i v e p o i n t e d t h e e x e c u t i v e m u m I l.n t i n P e d a g o g u e , a n d M i s s D o h e r t y
MATCHES
POSTPONED
II,on
I '35, a n d A l l i e n
Dexter,
class c o l o r , ,.| r e d . blue, g r e i ii, a n d i i u - f e a r . M a n . - R
M i s s G r e e n b u r g is
I easier,
'.'i.i of t h e . \ i t t T h e m i i i ' - l. m i l - i .m n a m e lit w ill velli w. L a u r a M y i l a n d b i a n . e - M c - p n - i i i i l l t , a m i o i u i e e d
'35
Miss
todaj,
'I he m a n a g i n g e d i t o r of t h e L i o n ,
'J h i t t e a r , t h e t e a s will In p l a n n e d u .t In i o n : I n d r . l u n t i l s p r i n g , S a n
Mr.lion, c a n d i d a t i s
for t h e
ipieen, c o u n c i l
Carey
are
will
ill. h i d e :
Joseph,ll. 4 n n t h m a n a n d Miss
u n d e r t h e d i r e c t i o n of o n e p e r s o n , f o r d L i t i n g s l u n , \'>.\ m a n a g e ! of t h . s e r v e d as s e n i o r a t t e u d a i i t s .
Attend- Rtan, Carolyn K r a m e r s .
M a r g a r e t j u n i o r a s s o c i a t e e d i t o r s of t h e E c h o ,
A l t h o u g h a n t s fr
rather man a department.
T h e chair- t o u r n a m e n t , a n n o u n c e d
the oilier classes
w e r e : Service, seniors; F r a n c e s H a m m e r s
T h e p l e d g e m e m b e r s will
wear
m a n ni t h e t e a m a y i n v i t e
o t h e r t h i r t y m a t c h e s b a t e b e i n p l a y e d o i l , K a t h l e e n M i l . hell a n d D o r o t h y Grif- lev, M a n e L o u i s e S h a r o n , j u n i o r s ; b l a c k a n d w h i t e r i b b o n s u n t i l t h e
lai iilt.t m e m b e r s a n d p l a n a p r o g r a m . o n l y t w o i | i i a i l e i l i n a l m a t i l i e s h a v e fin, j u n i o r s ; G e r t r u d e N ' e a l a n d a n d W i l f r e d A l l a n ! a n d L u c i l l e H i r s c h
f o r m a l initiation which will b e c o n and told
wcathci Gladys
T h e c h a i r m a n of t h e L a o n T h u r s - b e e n c o m p l e t e d
in t h e n e a r f u t u r e ,
Miss
Roharge,
sophomores;
and sophomore*, ami Gerald A m y o t and ducted
d a y , N o v e m b e r 10, will b e M i s s Hills. h a s n e c c t . » i t u t i d the- p o s t p o n e m e n t . I M i l d r e d S c h n e i d e r a n d H e l e n N i c h o l s , L o i s P o t t e r , f r e s h m e n .
L e w ' s said.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, OCTOBER 28, 19.32
Page 2
State College News
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T H E POINT SYSTEM
-
"Book Of Job Is More Daring Drama
Than Any Of O'Neill/' Dr. Thompson Says
A motion w a s introduced into t h e assembly last F r i day which provided for a suggested c h a r g e In t h e evaluation of several offices on t h e N E W S board according to
,_
the paint system for holding offices. It is t h e belief of
"The Book of Job is a much more Psalms as a collection ol lyrical
members of t h e board that t h e allocation of t h e positions
poems; and the Book of J o b as a
daring drama than any that O'Neill
of advertising and finance m a n a g e r s of the X E W S in the
great study of character written by
T H E N E W S STAFF
imagined," Dr. Harold W. a poet wdio is at least an equal of
major grouping, which carries seven points, is illogical ever
professor
of
English, Vergil or Homer.
AtvtNA R. LEWIS
Editor-in-Chicj and incorrect. T h e motion provided for a change in t h e Thompson,
system t o place these offices in t h e low m a j o r grouping stated at a discussion meeting eonAfter Ur. Thompson's talk Ihe
Y. W. C. A, House, 219 Onlario Street, 2-1187
of five points.
ducted Tuesday afternoon in the group asked him questions for the
B E R N A U P S. KERIIEI
Maudgiiig
Editor
'I'he discussion ami a r g u m e n t s concerning this part cllrest of the hour.
295 Elk Street
iar phase of the point system have brought out many Lounge of Richardson ball by the
MAKY DOHEHTY
Finance Manager facts and problems concerning t h e system as a whole. Young Women's Christian association.
T
h e question h a s been raised whether t h e system is
The topic of the discussion was
Chi Sigma Theta, 67S Madison Avenue, 2-6126
fundamentally sound, whether it serves its purpose, what " T h e Bible as Literature."
I>.
J E A N CRAIGMII.E
Advertising
Manager that purpose actually is, and w h a t it should be in eirder
Thompson discussed this subject last
I'lii Delta, 20 South Allen Street, 2-98.1fi
to provide the most satisfactory distribution of points. year in his Sunday night lectures al
T h e second
Sunday ailern >< >n
MARION HOWARD
,
Associate Managing
Editor. A point system should have one definite purpose, and the the First Presbyterian church on the discussion meeting of the Young
allocation of points under t h e system should be such as corner of Willei and Slate streets.
160 Western Avenue, .1-69.15
Men's
Christian
associ ition will he
to mo.it successfully c a r r y o u t t h e definite purpose.
"You ought to be Ihe greatest bibli- conducted Sunday at 3:00 o'clock in
LACRA STYX
-....;•
'Staff
Director
T h e r e a r e t w o m a j o r purposes which m a y be assigned cal students the world has ever known the Lounge of Richardson hall.
j |
V. W. C. A. House, 219 Ontnrio Street, 2-1187
to a point system. It m a y be used as a method of deter- because you are not afraid ol the Raymond Harris, 'e).':, vice president
'Si;f>'LpR ASSOCIATE EDITORS: Harriet Dunn and Ruth mining t h e rcictive h o n o r s which each office h a s in rela- Bible and' do not lake il literally," Ur. nf the association, will preside-.
tion to t h e othei ifliees in the g r o u p . A s such it is Thompson told the group. He dePutnam.
JUNIOR ASSOCIATE
EDITORS; Alfnira Russ,
Transfer students and graduate merely a system which groups t h e offices according to scribed the Book of Isaiah as a comfrom various e olb g'es will present
Elizabeth Salesc, Thelma Smith, and Kathryn Wilkins. the honor which Ihe tille holds for t h e incumbent of i h e
bination of poetry and prose contain- glimpses of life on other college
REPORTERS:
l.u'sa
fglesias,
Rose Kantor,
Carolyn office. T h e second method for which it m a y be utilized ing such superior and lofty ideals that
campuses and collegiate act'vities
Kramers, Hilda Smith, and Edith Tcpper, seniors; is to evaluate the work- of each individual office and group we haven't vet ranglil up with them; will be discussed, Harris -aid. Ml
Celia Bishop, Diane Bochner, Hilda Bookheim, Beatrice the offices according t o t h e evaluations <>\ each. Such the Book of Ruth as an idyll; the men of the College are ilivit si to
evaluations would properly be suggested by t h e governattend.
Cue. Marion Mleczck, Rose Rosenheck, Bessie Stetkar, ing hoards of each organization for t h e offices of its
This nice ting is the second of a
and F.liza'n th Zuencl, juniors; Ruth Brooks, Florence organization. Such a method would place ihe same point
st ries wh e'li are planned for the
emphasis
em
eiliices
which
bad
somewhat
similar
duties
Ellen, Bessie Hartman, Hilda Hemes, Emily Hurlbut,
1032-1933 p r o g r a m . S p e a k e r - from
and
responsibilities
connected
with
them.
Olga Hyra, .Anna Koren, Valentine Reutowich, Esther
T h e present point system seems to present to an obRowland', Han Van Leuvan, and Ruth
Williams,
,,| interest to college students u 11
server a compromise between these t w o purposes of a
sophomores. SPORTS EDITOR: Thomas Ryan, '3-1. A S S I S be featured on the p r o g r a m
system.
S o m e olliecs a r e evidently placed in certain .
p
r
e
s
i
d
e
n
t
of
TANT FINANCE MANAGER: Kathcrinc H a n s , '3-1. CIRCU- groups because sonic person de-ires an honor to b e '
Hi". A. R. B
Ihe College,
an c-lii
edu niionai
at
RUSINESS S T A F F :
LATION MANAIIER: Jean Watkins, '.\).
•idled to the office, although the duties and rcspousi-. ! <"c.<
'!-C will allenil an
,
,_ i
~ r ,
0 r s p A
ilii.ies of the office do no, warrant such in comparison - ^ r e n c c a. New W k unm. m i l e , J [ ^ J ^ S
STAGE
Beatrice Burns, Mildred Facer, Edith Harrison, [''ranees
•
Maxwell, Flizahcth I'remer, Alma Quiinhy, Julia Kiel, w.'tth Ihe work ol o t h e r unices in the same g r o u p, .. .Such .New York c u v , iiitseiay, vv n m .-nay i
is the case with Ibe allocation of t h e X e w s oilier.,. T h e I mid T h u r s d a y , \ o v e i n l n r I:. I
and Margaret Walsworth, sophomores.
presidents of such organizations as ihe l i i r l s ' Athletic
T h e theme of the cunfcreeire vv
association, t h e Voting W o m e n ' . Christian association,
if the I'niversi
T'ulilished every Friday in the college year l>y the the dramatic and a r t council, musi, council, and ibe be " T h e I Iblieati
to
Ihe Social Order." T h e purpi
Editorial Board representing the Student Association. presidents of the four classes a r e situated in the same
of
the
conference
is
lo gel a rouse
g
r
.
m
p
as
these
offices.
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in
which
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concerning
a
particular
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of
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il
will
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serve lo bring about si me c o n - t r n c t i v e thought upon ihe bene lil the condition of societv.
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The Xi.w.s does not necessarily endorse sentiments activities of the system a- a whole and upon il- general
pal
programs,
according
t
p.irp
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and
aceoinpli-hnicnt-.
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,olbg
all communications.
C h a n g e s ; T h e Cniversitv and (iov-1 a l u m n i , r a n k e d
br-1 a
n g th
W'(iKI.I) (iKOCJRAPHY
three
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rnmciital I hanecs ; T h e Cniversitv
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outset,
perhaps
due
to
iheI
r
aimr
versilv and This Changing W o r l d .
Vol. X V I I . No. 6
Octi ibcr 2S, 1932 Albany X Y.
Vor Sale in the Co-op
Dr. .lame- Angcll, president of ness of the character p a r i - , the
Van Loon's Urography.
T h e S t o r y of the World W e Yale university, is scheduled to speak action became sn
th and in - p o i All) CAMPUS COMMISSION
Live in. W r i t t e n and illustrated by l l e n d r i k Willem at t h e first program, Sir A r t h u r highly intense.
T h e grace, p.ii-e,
Van Loon. 525 pp. N e w Y o r k : Simon & Schuster. S a l t e r , well known English diplo- and
iutlividuiil
voice
lourm
Once again the tedious t a s k s of keeping t h e College
matic economist, will speak at the l-'rances (iavnnr, favorite nf ' 3 . ' ,
in order and providing a method of presenting a neat
T h e large Hat g e o g r a p h y bonk- which children were second p r o g r a m .
Waller l.ippman, were as delightful as we r e m r n i h . r
and attractive a p p e a r a n c e is being undertaken by t h e formerly expected to study in school had one .advantage one of America's foremost journalist lb,in in "lletbla (.abler."
Marjune
students who have been appointed members of t h e Col- which Mr. V a n Loon's contribution to t h e .subject lacks
and editorialist and interpreter of I 'utter, '21, in nur opinion, de serv e lege campus commission.
T h e r e is only one possible Ihev could he used to conceal smaller and more exciting political event-, and Dr. Nicholas the- liiebr-l praise for depth ol iuI'he Mysteri- M u r r a y , president of Columbia uni- le rpretation iiutl for her -Inge pre hooks, such as " N e d at the Block-house,
way in which they m a y be at all successful in c a r r y i n g
I I er rich voice used in all
ous Avenger," or o n e of Ihe O l d Sleuth series. W i t h versity, a r e scheduled lo address t h e euce.
out their duties, and t h a t is with t h e voluntary co-opera- Ibi- exception M r . V a n Loon's book i- so much better fifth p r o g r a m .
il- nuances and her exquisitely ex
pressive baud- made her p r i i o i m thai it hardly seems to belong to the same subject.
tion of each and every m e m b e r of the student body.
ance the best of Ihe evening.
Inch eel, il is almost as exciting as Old Sleuth himself.
Campus commission includes in its regular duties T h i s may be because Mr. \ an Loon does not plav fair,
I be Blackfriars are In be highly
supervision over the men's a n d women's locker r o o m s , and leave- out the facts which do nol interest him, j
congratulated fur Ibe- lovely se lling
c h a r g e of all lost a n d found items, supervision of t h e whereas to the older type of g e o g r a p h e r a fact was a
of
"The
Duchess ' Says
||,-r
lact whether it interested any o n e or not, and a- such
Prayers." However, the cauls of
annex in the lower c o r r i d o r of I lusted hall, and c h a r g e was duly set down. In general h e h a s written in accordthe scene made us aulie ,p. le nn n <•
of the bulletin boards and display posters. T h i s is a ance with the wishes of an unidentified friend, w h o s a i d :
uf ilit Xicevs:
than we received for. in p.ace- ,.|
i,:
ihiiiliull ill,
tremendous task for a n y g r o u p to undertake to d o in a " P u t all the niiiuiita n- and the cities and the oceans on ,,f ilir N f
the eniotieiiKil color Ibal vvi myour
maps
and
thru
tell
us
only
about
the
people
who
peeled frnni Ihe - tiialmn. w e- v\. r.
In thr IT
m a n n e r which will cause c o m m e n t because ol t h e
live in tlio-e place- and why they are- there anil w h e n
given
mere sorrowful
prclliu,
efficiency of its a c c o m p l i s h m e n t .
However, the task is the) came from and what they a r e doing a sort oi
flu- c a l l s artist c line- of ihe p i ,
possible of fulfillment if each student will r e m e m b e r h u m a n interest slorv applied to g e o g r a p h y . "
if tills eluc-li should call forth i
enll.-Ki'
-e feeling than
that this is his College, that he is an integral part of its
T h a t M r . V a n Loon will he entertaining no om w h o
ihe actors gave it
< If the ibr .
III,.I u l
welfare, and that il is only by doing his own individual has read " T h e Story of M a n k i n d " c a n doubt, l i e h a s
a
c
t
u
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.
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n
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ehuei.ler, ' . i l .
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• Kid at MIL- .I.I.S ,
null
n
„• In which iln-v i | impressed lis inn-l with In-r
part of Ihe work that t h e final result will be satisfactory. formed t h e habit of looking al subject- from all sorts '.II
ol curious a n g l e s - perhaps no more curious, to be sure, U-nele-el e
Any suiilt-iil eeln, h, f e r i t y .
M
l
S
i
h
n
e
i
d
e
r
ha- a c ce
Certain .Indents display a blase carelessness in any than the ones we a r e more- accustomed to and In i, a h / . .1
if .ll Ir-lII|>t It>K I" "'K ! Ibal i- delightful
In li-iru lo ;u
lilli- Ins
.l.-essi-s hy 111'- in,I
attempt-, to enforce regulation* o r to suggest additional mingles a high degree of sophistication with a style
whatever pari she plav -. Al I
II heartily ii|>|i(iil mi npiii-nl ili
methods by which the commi.ssion may solve its prob- which is apparently simple. At first one might think will i . l - i
j eve- doubted the siucenlv ul Mie bin I
in,- on iln- rhu-k.
he was writing for children. H e i- nut so cluing, how
I llsli III.
M.e
although
Ihe llfi-e-s.s.liv a . l i , j I ep.tl no'- pi rfoniiaiice
lems. Such attitudes a s these, however, serve only to • ver, and Ibis hook will probably be completely ballhng
|-|.IC-|( f l , | I I I , M-,- I, we fi II thai in costume he wa- a
complicate the work of t h e commission by presenting lo any child under, lei us say, twelve vein's of age.
e.mvinciug duke. Charming lo sodestructive obstacles which must be overcome before the \ctually, bis method i- to -in to bis readers, with someil her virg iial while and blue, Rulh
Moore remained only thai . - I m n •
.students can set about upon their constructive p r o g r a m . thing resembling a wink, " L e t u- pretend to he children.
Let us make believe that we have never heard of geogline- heciiine weak when she .ml
raphy before, a n d see what h a p p e n - . "
them.
K COLLEGE" REPRESENTATIVES
Mr. V a n Loon makes a g I deal of natural features,
" P h i p p s , " the lir-t product ion ul
Representatives of State college are today and to- partly because he i- enacting t h e role of geographer,
Ihe advanced d r a m a t i c s class of this
morrow attending a state conference of Young Men's partly becaisc he d r a w - the in r a t h e r well, bortiinalely,
season, lacked force.
T h e dial
and Voting Women's Christian associations which is lie is no doctrinaire, and is nol sure what the reason is
in I r r - with the exception "I John
Today
being conducted at Rome. Next week a number of the for the greatness of Paris, lying al ihe bottom ol a
(Irosvenor, seemed powerfully audi
N E W S board will attend the annual convention of the rainy bowl, like t h e c e n t r e of a dn.pfutig saucer, or l o r
I I mi a in , Student assemble,
e nee-Collst-Kills.
Ruth
I Ilit. I l l " .
, to
auditorium. Page hall
National Scholastic Press association in Cincinnati, < >. the failure of Marseilles, with Us superb local
Lade b'anny of Ihe play, has a v i e ,
Every week new possibilities for attendance at state, become great, l i e i- not even sure why so m a m people
w i t h g n a t possibilitirs, bill u n t i l
1- I'll a in , Biology club meet
region, an i national mectini's of colleges and school-, are choose lo live on the slopes of volcanoes, though a good
her wrist her
r- i n u r r I 1 I M I . 1 I and
ing, loom -'60. Ilusied ball.
i could till him thai it i- because
presented and discussed. Participation in meeting- such many college fresh
Ibehandling
of her budv
I.
'' 0 0
1 (in a, ni., Senior
a, thr.e i- one thing which serves to stimulate inter- Ihe soil is apt to be richer there. Perhaps In- conviction
ni.ist
itro
i-li,
lie
c ail uol i e a h / t In
H o p . g y m n a s i u m . Page ball.
collegiate interest in a college, and which classifies the thai Europe, "with its u i o i b r a l r climate and roiiveuicnl
lull a b i h t m .
in the heart ol the land masse- ol tin- earth,
colleg. in the category of the other colleges in regard Iocs
Poll R C I I I M I I a- Sir 1,,-iabl a|
Tomorrow
to its willingness to co-operate by adual representation. was pre destined lo plav the rob- oi ibe leading conliueiit,"
p e a r e d - u h r n r i g , ,| p r r h a p - In c m
is hi- only cull-pi. in ins example ol proviilc i.ih ,ui In
K .in II no p in . I bui ,• ,1 in, , .
"I III" m i i m r lllipoll.
ul I
The advantages which cadi student representative ol habitants e,f nth. r > ••itiiu ul- might well i|tie-tion whether
p.n I . be m a d e n o . I l i u m nupi i i
Monday
Ibe i d i r g e receives from these contacts Willi students I iin.pe alwa.es ha been or a l w a y - will be- " t h e leading
la.oi.,1,1,
o, m i f a v o i a b b
I. '
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\ - a u o i l d i. m i Mr. V a n I o,,„ wander* I h m n g h
Hied ibrv ma) base upon the student, and in n u n . what
Won
• •deed a , --I..I, '- b, I r o i n r i l i m i
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Tuesday
l i e ha- a
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in tin ir work in their own college as a re-ult ol :n tivitu aiiibl.inuiu, Pa
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t h e m l i r r - l oi I b r mill, i O.I.III iti
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are similar for many of them. Each organisation on tin one Would Like along il be- wire: to be- shipwrecked with
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campus can and should do it a part lo provide as mans a small but carefully cho-en library on a desert island.
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, OCTOBER 28 1932
Y.W.C.A. TO HAVE
SILVER TEA REVUE
Dr. A. B. Hart Surveys Washington's Life COMMISSION PLANS
As Educator At Convocation Friday SPECIAL CAMPAIGN
Fraternity Leader
"George
Washington
was
chancel-
l o r of W i l l i a m and M a r y c o l l e g e ,
Students
Will
M o d e l
Fashions November
Miss Judd S a y s
Newest
12,
he
never
Albert
'chancellcd',"
Bushnell
emeritus,
The
David's
Apparel
street,
for
to
store
at
.f-l-.if,
will f u r n i s h
the
he
Silver
Christian
afternoon,
Lounge
Judd,
of
Wearing
North
In
tion
models
Kasliion
the
Harvard
Pearl
the fashion
tea a n d
conducted
men's
day
Women's
Wo-
store
cessories
tative
for
ir
women
Hilda
the
Marie
said
to-
the pilbh, . . .
assisted
Helen
l>n
explain
ex-eouvict,
wraps,
\
will
the
l.oder,
II.IKirl,
i i.is-.cn,
Kv.uis, i i e s h i n
will
ii.
said.
William Collins, '33, president
n Kappa
I'hi
Kappa,
national
diicalion
fraternity,
which
has
uaugurated
its y e a r l y
program
villi a s m o k e r
Tuesday
night.
oi
She will he
s ,,,{,, m o r e s ;
'.i.i,
Kvc
and
Marian
and
Jac.pie
l-'sther
direct
'.i-l;
and
the
Wood
arrange-
l l i l m a llerg-.n-i.ui. .i.i ; i J o i ' o t h i t . n l Im,
'.i-l, a.id
Ido.lwni
|-.\ans
and
l-.laiue l i a i r d , fre.shuieii
Dorothea t.ahagan,
.i-l, will h a v e
c h a r g e ol the liusincs., , n i | ,,| the
revue.
K a t l i r y n \ \ ilkm-.. .i-l, is the
h e a d ol Hie r e ! rcsliu u -lit
committee.
S h e will he .issisi.-d I.i I ' l e a t r u e I oe,
'.i-l, M a r g a u l
Hill,
'.v ; a n d 1 liarI o n , K . i c k o w , '.....
I he a n n u a l h a / „ a r
win. h has
heeu
l o n d i a l e d h, ilu a - - , , , ,.,-,,,,,, In t h e
p.i.l veal's.
KAPPA PHI KAPPA
CONDUCTS DINNER
ON FRIDAY NIGHT
William
r,
Sawyer,
'.L>. a n d
STAFF TO COLLECT
STUDENT PICTURES
FOR SENIOR BOOK
l-.velin
the
.into
the
hid.
Ki.i
I'edagogue,
a..w living volI I..I c l u e .-iiiilh.
snapshot edilor.
Mi-Mmll
I . O W . ' U I H C , ,. m o r s ;
Ah.
advisor,
were
Kappa.
uit.i.
at
its
ITiday,
aid
ii.p.aiii.
ni.iv
he I
l i n n , . I , I.Ml all n i v a l i M . Will I . le I
lu. ii< .1
I I.. I.inn! ->M Ih. |
muni.. I . . , . ! . p. i
II in.:- hand in. .In i
, . . i i . hid.-I
deiit,
I'OUI
II.. Ii
mil
hi
Lilly
l.m.llii.il
III.111.
1'iit.v
en
II.-
assis-
Tuesda.v
from
Kappa
'.i.i.
last
prcsi-
were
present
in
hall.
Tin-
Lounge
It,.1.1.,,,,;
A l l .
N„
|)
and
picturesque
figure,
beard, a p p r o p r i a t e
American
historian,
with
of
patri-
the
D r . I)
and
Harris
and
old-
Professor
House
leant
of
nil V.
Smith,
faculty
i rank
Voiiug,
lions..
said.
I be
team
'.i.i,
Alex
will
meiii-
b'ilby,
manager
which
so
Bancroft,
Loyalists."
Washington's
loyalists,
of
to
the
"The
follow
matter
lie
United
as
S t a t e s , by
the
out
of
they
lenient, but
Washington's
of
pointed
treatment
Tories,
called, w a s not o n l y
history.
"Washington
valuable unit of p o p u l a t i o n to
Roger
Kalherine
charge
of
also
people
who
(in
lost
a
Canada
be
that
Long,
the
to
'34,
with
Miss
Long.
removed
as
remarks
rule
lec-
'3.3,
will
put
as
the
will
School'
and
should
the
events
w h i c h they a d v e r t i s e a r e o v e r .
Evelyn
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1,11,1 M . , 1 . el
in
Was
laud-
Agency
I III,or
inches
Rich, '3-1, will h a v e c h a r g e of t h e
I n d i e s , " h e said.
Dr. Muzzey's s u b j e c t w a s " W a s h - g i r l s ' l o c k e r r o o m and T h u r s t o n P a u l ,
ing
Harvard
university
and
its ington and O u r T i m e s . "
In this day '34, of the h o y s ' l o c k e r r o o m .
educational system.
H a r t t e r m e d the of e c o n o m i c d e p r e s s i o n , m u c h w i s d o m
T h e " L o s t and F o u n d " b o x will not
conflict
between
the
French
and can be found in t h e v a r i o u s a c t s and
Parker,
c o l o n i s t s at Fort N e c e s s i t y , a " s c r i m - e x p r e s s i o n s of o p i n i o n that o u r first he used t h i s y e a r , H a n n a h
mage."
l i e carried on a s i d e c o n - president made, h e s t a t e d .
In s u m - '34, w h o is in c h a r g e of this part o i
m
i
n
g
up,
Dr.
M
u
z
z
e
y
u
r
g
e
d
his
a
u
d
i
the w o r k , said.
I n s t e a d of t h e b o x ,
versation with vice-chancellor Byrne,
w h o presided, and
who
g r a d u a t e d ence to realize the l i v i n g q u a l i t i e s of a s i g n will he p l a c e d on the bulletin
from
Harvard
when
Hart
was
a history.
board in the l o w e r c o r r i d o r of D r a p e r
T h i s program of the R e g e n t s w a s ball on w h i c h n a m e s of a r t i c l e s lost
20,0011 l e t t e r s ,
in
line in accordance w i t h the t h e m e of the
least
"At
and t h o s e found s h o u l d be posted.
w e r e w r i t t e n hy W a s h - W a s h i n g t o n
l e g i b l e st
Hi-Centennial
Celebrai n g t o n at
• l i m e o r a n o t h e r d u r i n g tion, which will be officially c o n c l u d e d A r t i c l e s u n c l a i m e d after t w o w e e k s
Hart s t a l e d .
I
s h o u l d be g i v e n to M i s s P a r k e r .
h i s 111' t i n
on T h a n k s g i v i n g d a y .
with
PHOTOGRAPHS
5.2 N O .
of
said.
any of the h o a r d s s h o u l d
be
two
no notes
bulletin
wish
rules,
permitted
This
c h a r g e of the m a i l b o x ,
the
failing
will
mailbox.
were
advice
Tories),
inches
are
lost,
uni-
its
chairman
today,
inaugurated
Dr. Siebert t a l k e d o n
I..I
WilVlllH
said
c o l l e g e t e x t s in A m e r i c a n
<'in
d ( . u v e r , s e n i o r s . ; Idvval I ' a r r v ,
H a r r i s o n H a l l , S a m .Spei l o r , W illiam
l o n e , , K r i i i i e l b I h a k e , Loinllhiin
b e r g , s,.p|
l o r e s ; and I,ml
llulger,
MH b a d t . r i l h u . a n d I l a r r v
W'asscr
mail, I ' r . - l u n e i i .
I.allies a r e b e i n g p l a n n e d w i t h t h e
s e n i o r a m i j Minor . l a s , t e a m s , K a p p a
I ii Ila Kim I r a l e r i i i l v i p n n l e t , Yoiiuc,
\I.-IT
I l.ii Hail as-.,,, i.ilioii, M e i l o t a l l
C I .
notes
'33,
student
sear,
'.15,
Jadick,
\l
Only
enforce
the
'.i.i.
organized
the coining
be:
to
Woodburn,
the c o m m i s s i o n ,
graduate
in C o l u m b i a
arrangements
Uruce
has
for
and
a campaign
Esther
versity, and a u t h o r of h i g h s c h o o l and
wise.
president.
Muzzey,
in h i s t o r y
College House Starts
Court Team This Year
MM,I. I Ih.' - . . I ' .
'.;.h'obi .1
I
all
i t . o I.
Mu.-ll,
Wil.ud
Ml.n,I,
l',-|,l,.OH-l,l
man,
university,
ing
Raymond
Keep Beautihil at Palladino's
..
the
Saville
inpro-
alumni
•I'l
II
ll,.
Washington,
in
time.
Speakers
I'.cik,
u l t . e for
in. lud.-.I
of
attended.
,.f h i s t o r v
the
fraternity
the
Dr.
M a i n s , '.i.i, a n d
at
the
A number
also
(ollins,
professor
by
..nnr.n^nn
i|
lessons
inestimable
T h e c a m p u s c o m m i s s i o n is c o n d u c t -
I'hi
frater-
meeting
t'cdlins,
night
Scotia
were
ber.
of
dinner
. . . n . h i . led
... . . . . . h i i , i.
William
\,l-..n
all
first
his
faculty
educational
lirsl
n KM i
smoke
; .aliniia . hap
lolldll, I,,I
I .1. I.ti..n ,.i \ I M . . I I i i u s h ,
I .,,
I I I , ml. i i l n
M e w i ..
.,1 . a n d
Ales
I,idi,
and
Mil
I'.cik.
said.
Fraternity To Induct
Four As New Members
ml
Ii I I K , u b e i i
l.l
..I Kappa I I,
W e i l l , .,iav
mi h
(,e, n;i
In,il,
.,.,
.i-l, w i l l a. I .1- ,;,
Kenneth
guests
William
i ollcge
hie, Miss MMIIII
Am
pun: ..i
'.il,
Arthur
In mi m i r y
basketball
A l l students a i e reip
.1,
and sele. 1
ll
lid. n
snap
Hi.is. win. I. a r e ol I hi
i n n r. -I
or a n
ih- n o . .1 l i i u n . . r . . i i s .
I r.-h
m e n , a- u.-ll ..
up
a-imn
and
-...|.h..
s, a n
asked
I-- h a n d
in
H U M • i n , , an i In lp MI ila d.i
\ car'*
I *i .!..:•. .f 11. o n e win. Ii A ill hi a I.i -1
Dr.
tant p r o f e s s o r <<i e d u c a t i o n a n d
Nich.irdM.ii
S n a p s h o t , lor
senior u-arhook,
I, , I. .1, .o . . . v i m . '
.i.i, .ii.Mini.in ,.|
'I In
ed
'•• in.
went
State
FOR ENFORCEMENT
out
and
four
Wash-
H a r t p r e s e n t e d a very i n t e r e s t i n g
model,
Judd
although
those
ture, i n t e r s p e r s e d
tin-
chairman
I orraine
Utilh
est
represen-
will
,,
A
to
archal
ac-
ilinoM-
Mis,
:,.,,
the
that
c h a r a c t e r w e r e to p r o v e of
he f e a t u r e I
iiirni-.li
iltee.
lltmi.ih
hum,
will
who
s,
In
Ixich,
line
gowns,
store
•
llich,
Steele,
I
to
pointed
by
that
hall,
chairman,
week,
llcin
I lart
David
an
12,
t h e • on l i t - .
ne\t
"Washington
Dr.
professor
and the
students
sometime
on the topic
present
in O h i o
i n g t o n a t t e n d e d a s c h o o l c o n d u c t e d by
also
tin-
last
hall.
fessor
in
winter
will
conducted
in C h a n c e l l o r ' s
as an E d u c a t o r , " Professor
,j»..i 1 a n d s c h o o l clothe-, lor
The
Convoca-
the
Hart
Washington
cluded D r . W . S i e b e r t , r e s e a r c h
November
d r c - . s c . . tea
fall a m i
the
at
on
of
O t h e r s p e a k e r s of t h e a f t e r n o o n
i in
k'ichardsun
hoth
Regents
work
Satur-
value
coal-, and
the
politics
Professor
the influence
professor,
and
at
Dr.
elusion,
as.Micialiim o n
',1.;, g e n e r a l
Kvening
history
but
declared
Hart,
university,
Speaking
day.
and
of
of
Friday afternoon
revue
Young
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PERU, IND.
AJJrtu-
Pagi4
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, OCTOBER 28,1932
SORORITY GROUPS
TO HAVE DANCES
SOPHOMORE GLASS
TO HAVE DINNER
Presidents Appoint Committees for
Annual Fall Parties
Tomorrow Night
Samuel Spector to Be Chairman;
T e n t a t i v e D a t e I s Set for
N o v e m b e r 11
Rutger's Dean Plans More
Studies For Poor Students
New Brunswick, X. J . — ( I P ) —
Five-hour instead of three-hour
courses for freshmen whose high
school training seemed to he inadequate has been advocated at
Rutgers university by Dean Walter T. Marvin as a means of
equalizing the education of the
university's students.
The dean said the purpose of
the proposed system would he to
enable instructors to proceed mure
slowly and review the fouudat.uns
of the subjects for students who
required more complete preparation. Students in both the three
and five hour courses would stud:.
for the same achievements and Use
the same textbooks, Dean Marvin
said.
NINE WILL ATTEND
JOINT CONFERENCE
Christian G r o u p s Send Delegates
to Student Meeting at Rome
l o d a y and T o m o r r o w
Nine students will attend the New
Fifteen State college sororities
Samuel Spector, '35, will be general
will conduct their fall house dances
chairman ol the first dinner to be
York Slate student conference at
tomorrow night from 8:30 to 11:30
conducted by the sophomore class
Rome this week-end as delegates of
o'clock. T h e dances are to be given
this year, Clifford Rail, president, anthe Young Women's and Voting
in the individual sorority houses.
nounced today.
Men's Christian associations.
Committees have been appointed
The tentative dale for the dinner is
for the alTair by each sorority
Friday, November 11, at 5:30 o'clock
Laura Styn, president of the V.
These include:
in the College cafeteria in Husted
\V. C. A., Stewart Gay, president of
Delta Omega: a r r a n g e m e n t s , D o r hall, Spector announced.
Members
the V. M. C. A.; John iMleison, and
othy
Munyer,
'34;
chaperones,
of the faculty will give short speeches,
Frank MacF'arland, seniors; Alinira
Elizabeth
Gordon, '33;
refreshand several stunts will he presented
ments, Elizabeth Rassmusen, '34;
by the class, he stated.
Russ and Catherine Sinuuerer, junmusic, Edith l'reiner, '35; and p r o Tickets fur the dinner will be
iors; Daisy Bryson and Harriet I en
grams, H a r r i e t T e n Eyck, '35. _
fifty cents.
Eyck, sophomores; and Jacqueline
Eta Phi: chaperones, Letitia ConSpector has appointed the followEvans, '3d, will represent the College
nelly, '34; music, Eleanor Ketcham,
ing committees to assist him: finance,
'A3; refreshments, Mary Kent, '34;
at the conference.
Miss Russ is a
Milton Gnldberger, chairman, and
programs, Alvina Trentleman, '34;
Anna Aunis, Evelyn Ball, Edward
member m the stale committee which
arrangements, Ruth Crutchely, '35.
Bernholz, Alex Jadick, and Mildred
planned Ine conlerence and will serve
Kappa Delta: a r r a n g e m e n t s EleaMosher; decorations, Lillian Payne,
as one ol the registrars of the connor W a t e r b u r y , '34; music, T h e l m a
Maybelle M a t t h e w s , '34, presichairman, Marie Redmond,
Beryl
R.
M.
Savage,
national
excrtitm
Smith, '34; refreshments, Lillian
ference.
Whipple, Edith Estabrooks, Charles
dent of the junior class, who has
Payne,
'35;
chaperones,
Grace
Atwell, Margaret Fleming, Robert secretary of Kappa Delta Rho hater
I ue delegates from the V. W. C
appointed the committee to sePritchard,
'35;
clean-up,
Mary
Rafferty, and l.azetta Gehm; enter- uity, was a recent visitor at tin
lect class rings.
A. will give a report on the conClark, '35.
tainment, Louis Blumherg, and Mar- (lamina chapter house.
fcrcm e I uesilay ailernooii at 4:15
Pgi Gamma: Evelyn A r m s t r o n g ,
garet
Delaney,
co-chairinen,
and
'33, general chairman; music, CathHelen Laird, Elizabeth Brady, and
o'clock in the Lounge ol Richard.suii
erine Brown, '34, chairman; D o r o Julius Supcra; posters, Ruth Hilkirt,
nail. 'I his will lake the place ul the
ARE GUESTS
thy Griffin and Marjorie Barron,
chairman, and Raymond Seymour,
regular discussion in cling louducted
juniors; decorations, Evelyn Esmay,
and Charles Atwell; waitresses, Julia
Beverly Diamond, '311, Ro'33, chairman; Bertha ISuhl, '33, and
Kiel, chairman ; music, Susan Smith,
'31,
and
France*
Levinsou,
Gertrude Nealand, 35; chaperones,
chairman, and George I 'rait; publicity,
I ii
'Eileen Wallace; program, Florence week-end guests at the Alph
Dorothea G a h a g a n , '35, c h a i r m a n ;
.led
annually
In
the
New
lurk
Alinira Russ, '34, and Elizabeth
K a t h r y n Wilkins, '54, will be Ellen, chairman, and Alary Clarke; 1 "lii somritv house.
lie M i l . l e n t c o u n t il.
I he t h e m e u i
Crary, '35; refreshments,
Muriel c h a i r m a n of the junior ring com- and arrangement.-., George Taylor,
1
Scott, '34, c h a i r m a n ; Leona Geddes,
chairman, and William 'l.irpev, and
c o n l e r e n c e t h i s y e a r is " D y n a m i c
mittee, according to Maybelle Mat- William Davidge.
June Carey, juniors.
, i u g in a .\ , w L r a . "
Paul I larris,
VISIT SORORITY
thews,
president
of
the
class.
Miss
Chi Sigma Theta: a r r a n g e m e n t s ,
Twelve freshman women will asc d p e a c e - w o r k e r , w i l l be o n e ul the
Lorraine Cushiuau, '3(1, Eleanor
Elizabeth Salese, '34, c h a i r m a n ; Wilkins was sophomore representa- sist Mi-,s Riel as waitresses.
Herein e leaders.
lie
will
he
the
Brown,
'31, Jean
Contois,
,i I,
Jane Doocey, '34, and Catherine tive on the ring committee last year.
T
III tin
I I :l() o'clock
assemLouise Koorv, '32, Margarita d a
Kearney, '35; refreshments, Helen
T h e o t h e r m e m b e r s of the comloday.
lusha, '3J. and l a b e l IMchci, 3.',
Danahy, '34, chairman;
Frances
I lie
, mil- I eu, e
will
open
tonight
w i l l ' week-end guests al I'.p-ili.u
Higgins, Mary Moore, juniors, and mittee a r e : Jean Craigiuile, \ l a r \
I mil
, , . l i m i n e Willi
M-.ssiuns, t i n i Beia I'ln sororilv house-.
I'carl Hamelin, '35; decorations, Moore and William Nelson. Doris
iicr-,
il..,
uss
group,,
and
social
Helen
Doherty,
'34,
c h a i r m a n ; Howe, '35, will he sophomore rep
an.nis Hiroiigli loinoii'tiu .1' 1111 Sunday.
Catherine
Helfern
and
Mary resentative.
T h e committee will
Noonan, juniors, and
Elizabeth
t.eorge
|j;i icrofl will rcpr
enl
the
ARE FRATERNITY GUESTS
Walsh, and Helen Kellcy, sopho- consider various samples from ring
mi student • o u n c i l ,
J ss
mores; chaperones, Alice Fitzpat- companies and choose two In pie f r e s h m a n
Norman
I olli i s ,
iltiniill.il
'31.
according
ti
rick, '34, chairman,• Eileen Wallace sent before the class.
Myskania, p r e s i d e n t . B in roll was elected presi- \ehesoii. '31, R: . n i o n d t o i l , n s , ' 3 1
'35; music, Mary Gardiner, '33
,. I.a\ erne I air, a l l , R i , h a r d W i i l ' l l i
senior honor society, has a u t h o r u i
d e n t of
K i d as a result of elections
chairman, and Katherine Simmons,
.it), Charles Lvo , s , M l , f r a n k i HI
the standard dimensions of the seal c o n d u c t e d la l Thursday.
'34.
complete, Ml, and Mas Knapp,
Student
ci inii il iii now
Alpha E p s i l o n P h i : general chair- so the committee will choose mil) h a v i n g its ft I quota of tell members, guests al tin Kappa
RhAll samples miisl be
man, Ida W a r n e r , '34; music, Anna the shank.
i Ml.s M -e. The ful- leniilv hou.se during
Koren,
'35;
decorations,
Hilda approved by Myskania before the)
the
uemhers: lolm Dellefson, the Eastern Distrn i
ii-,i
II.uii,
Hookheim, '34; programs, Arlene may be submitted to the class.
,11,III.
illierine
I.
mil Mi.-,-, Mom-e, Tea, hers' a,1
li.ll.iv.
MulTson, '35; refreshments, Bessie
Ma\ belle
Matthews, and Albanv last i
T h e ring^ will probably he voted seniors;
in, lime Ma
Hartinan, '35; and a r r a n g e m e n t s ,
(ireulell Rand, junior-,; Clifford Rail.
Shirley Diemond, '34.
on al a class meeting sometime he Jan, i X'orris, kcnnelli I hristian, and
Al i
11,1. h
,1 h o i
.i.n
Gamma Kappa Phi: music, K a t h - fore T h a n k s g i v i n g , Miss Wilkins I >.iii \ an I cm an. sophomores ; and
ARE RECENT VISITORS
ik
stalitl
erine
llaug,
'34;
refreshments, said.
Bancroft.
i hr e
Ml
ed
u
en
attended
Evelyn Staehle, '35; and chaperones,
Kdna Abboll
ah »
dent.
I.on mg t lass lor beCarolyn Christensen, '33.
•'.liretta I oyd,
d \ irg
le.l ui the gyniBeta Zeta: arrangements, Luis
ins, '31, u < re
I
I
h
,
nests
;e
I,all
last
I nursOdwell, '35; refreshments,
I'ersis
lI'llV
Ha
will noI ailinil
men
Foster, '33; music, Lois Patterson,
'34; decorations, Dorothy Stevens,
'35:
IS SORORITY GUEST
Alpha T a u : Margaret Jacobs^'35,
"I
pledu
and
Winter Lark, Fla.—( I P ) — At the
Hi,I
the
general chairman;
music,
Edna University of Pittsburgh this year all I m l d t h e in
B e a l r i e e \ an S l e e i i h u r g h ,
Ml,
wa
i t iiiEaton, '33; refreshments, Florence
I ) , Ita I i m e g a
s,,i
i recent g u c s l al
palhs I,
lllg
\\ ,
Frankel, '34, and Ruth Katz, '35; matriculating students were required s c i e n c e , b n
n-il)
house.
Miss
\ an
Mceiihurg
chaperones,
Kena Soloman,
'33; to sign a pledge of allegiance to the I 111.IV. I n
.vas
president
of
the
i.nL'
\lhleli
decorations, E s t h e r I'alashnick, '35, University and to the United Stales. must.
and Matilda Centner, '34; arrange"I
pled-,,
Students at Rollins College this
ments, Lena Gould, '34,
pail
pail
' I n II
rade |,. nn
I hi,
Phi D e l t a : Marjorie Haas, '33, year also signed a pledge or rather
,
s
|
s
I
i
hccrl'ulh
took
an
oaih,
but
of
a
Muiuewhal
dif
general c h a i r m a n ; Jean Craigtnile,
ANNOUNCES MAI I A G E
'.14; flowers, India Newti
Li; re- fereul sort. Il was as follows .
freshments, Celia Bishop, '34, and
h'pslloll
111 I.I
Phi
•
"I pledge ill) self to make the Ad
arrangements, Grace rainier, '33.
i ,, r l r u d i
unices
ih,- m a r r i a g e ,
Alpha R h o : general chairman, venture of Learning ni> chief eli'oil
i - r w i l l i g e r , '.'>.'.
In
I n ,
Julia. Iliiianian, '33; Rose Sovik, while in Rollins college, In seek the a i l e i H o
,1,1c
'34, ami Margaret Walswnrth, '35. guidance and friendship.of my instruc- a l l I c;
Epsilon Beta P h i : Gilda Trivi- tors, to measure all things by truth, h e l p l b
sondali,
'34;
music,
Elizabeth
"I pledge myself to strive In
•ll- y o u t h .
_._ i ',(4 chairman; Helen reverence and self-eoJUl'uJ, I
u.se
"I
P
Cowen, '33, and Dorothy Rockwell, wisely tin
gill o|
Il
ah
k'lllhlls
.IK
'3-1;
chaperones, Elizabeth Brady,
I her
Bin
that
I
35, chairman, and Marion Roddy, may ma
th
mi all II i n u s t h a i
a liberl) w i t h o u t i d e a l - . I
'34; refreshments, Marion Cornell, license.
her
limit
) impair I" r
'34, and Tarisa MeNaughliton, '34;
"I pledge my
i herish h e h i g h
iiplmld, hon
m i n e - , ; I n se
decorations, Lilian Monacclli, '33, ideals and traditions of m\ Ah
i l l h e r a , ,.n
i i e u d ni I b
chairman, and Lelia Edwards, '35; Mater
nil
Albany, N. Y
4 7 0 Broadway
programs, Vivian Lange, '33, chair- t h e m u n t a r n i s h e d t o t l m - , , w h o m l
id—jv—,i_,v_; — ju^v-ii—*i
man; Kathleen Millis, '33, and Dor- l o w m e , a n d b o t h n o w a n d h e r e a f t e r
othy Uliue, '34.
icairaiT:
to h o n o r the n a m e n i
Rolhu.
aiiioiii1
Gamma Phi Sigma: general chair- m e n . "
,1 ( , i i - M / , / , v hn
/»,,
\l,i,lrnil,'lv
1'iii
man, Hilda Bradley, '34; music,
Members
of
the
l',n u l h
look
the
Xurcllv
I'oil,
Mary Wald, '33; decorations, Eli- f o l l o w i n g I n s t a l l , it i- <i
lii;
nor I.eary,'33; refreshments, Louise
" I p l e d g e niysell In i r u i h w i n l e w i
Kid W a s h i n g t o n A v.
Kelley, '34; chaperones, Mary Kel- t r u t h is f o u n d , I n f n l l o v v t r u t h w i n n
F L O R I S T
lehcr, 'J3, and programs, Lillian e v i r t r u t h m a y l e a d , t o I , . . H h n n t h
| u * l .,!,., e L a k e A'.
|„sl
Around
the
I.ally, '13.
a n d n o l h i n g but
the
truth
214 (,•„!.,d
A\
Sigma A l p h a : general chairman,
Carolyn K r a m e r s , '33; music, Ruth
t—\r—ir—\r—. ,r—ir-^i—117-1 i r - \ T \ * "
English, '34; decorations, I Lima
Uergstoriu, '33, chairman, and ElizaCOME IN NOW
beth lieuuett, '35; refreshments,
FUlu I'ngsley, '35, i hail man, ami
AGENCY PICTURES
Myrtle I'eck, '34; programs, DoroUi- clean anil dye all kinds of l.adli
& M e n ' s W e a r i n g Appuct'ljl M
thy Brown, '34, chairman, and Mar
garet Paris, '3-1, and chaperones,
Greatly Reduced Prices
Fdna Wicks, '33
Phi L a m b d a : general chairman,
Genevieve Shorey, '3 I; music, Emily
llurlhul, '35; programs, Dorolli>
Madigan, '33, chairman, and Alma
yuiinby, and Winifred Stiehl, sophFor All Dngtixs
Dial 4-2030
Satisfaction Ciuaranluud
omores; refreshments, Eleanor Wil
The country's largest maker of academic costu
sou, ym| Ethel Dychiuan, seniors,
3 5 NO. PEARL ST., ALBANY, N. Y.
Soli DfHHlluri
II/ i/i, lultrcollfttau
lluiruu
and Evelyn Hoyt, 35; and chaperones, Gertrude Black, '33.
NEWS NOTES
KATHRYN WILKINS
TO BE CHAIRMAN
FOR CLASS GROUP
GEORGE BANCROFT
TO REPRESENT 1936
ON COUNCIL GROUP
WOMEN TO HAVE
NEW GYMNASIUM
CLASSES EOR 1932
Pittsburgh Students Required on Entering
To Pledge Allegiance To United States
jj
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STATE C^iltl-clE NEWS OCTOHE^ 28 1M2
DANCE WILL BEGIN
SOCIALWEEK.END
Ed.
N e w c o m b ' s Castle Club Group
Will
Provide
Music
for
Promenaders
{Continued from page 1, column 5)
licatriee Wagner and Arlington Boigeol,
Plmrmncy; Ethel Dyckman an.! Daniel
t'orr, ' 3 1 : Lucille Wamsley and Merrill
Sherwood, Pharmacy; Eleanor Wilson am]
George Elmendorf, Union; Cicrlrudc Black
and Arthur Miller, Pharmacy; Alice An- I
dcrson and Edward Cram, R. P. 1.; Anna
ISurritt and Samuel Mccoehraiie, R, P. I.;
lliltna Bcrgstrom and Herbert finger, R. 1
P. I.j Carolyn Kramers and Norwood I
Blakeman, Albany; Edna Hicks and I-'redciiek Lcpkc, R. P. I . ; Elizabeth MacCnubs
and Joseph Chamberlain, R. P. I.; Ila.rict
Dunn and George Kimball, R. P. I.;
Helen Wane., and ['Yank Maty, Union; !
Al.ce Vaughan and P.ederick Kei.deher,
Syracuse.
Helen Vrooman and R.cha.d Illak.-U .
Union, Ruth licuehe and .\o.man Sea j
bring, Sy.acuse; Ruth Putnam aid Kin
ncth Koge.s, Syracuse; Peisi, hosier and
E,heard kapalka, R. P. I., Rmh II.,.- ,
and Allan Moullan, Albany; Ma
le
JJon.ser and Antl.oi) 'Id in-sd'el, . - I . I..-,-,».
rente; Helen Coweu and l„liu l.ueas, 1
Union; May tlilmu.e and l l a . n M I ..-,-.
K. P. I.; \ iv.an Panne and Inl'm l d , i , n mack, Port i hcstei ; katheriue M i l ; , , .,„ i
Elliot Pea.son, ( latk-ou; l.iiln.n .M-na
cell, and .NcKoii Si..it, II.,mil
; M... .
Gainor and Ton, Num., Slat, c,,l ,.. . I..,',
Hlligdo.f and I".,- I Collins, K. P. I.;
Carmyn Christaii.se.l and K,
;
thus., Albany; Manila I >;me, -„,,| 1'.,M!
Harbcck,
Albany;
Ann., M.d.-.j
..:..,
II-,.:;
George Peekc, 'Union, (l.-.ald...
and Richard King, Union; l..,u, , > u , .. i
Ilen.aid Keibcl, ' . U . Esth, , Wo ..in ,',,, „,. ;
Charles
('hadhnmno,
I'm
R.,.„ ,,..|
Kappa and Ceiald liraean, R. P. I.. I
,.
thy Clonic and l l o w a i d I law ,,,, I . ,,. 11.
Ethel ZoU and l i r . Edwin .•s'uiilli, All am, ,
Marjonc
Mo,ton and W.dlae,
Kn'.m'd,
llarttuoutli.
Ptter Risley Wood h Theme
Of Recent History Lecture
The second lecture on "Activities of a Well-bred Grandfather"
262 Are Winners Of Schotistic Awards; SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
TO BE CHAIRMAN
College Will Pay $13,000 To Students OF ALUMNI GROUP
Two
hundred
and
sixty-two
stu-
was given Monday afternoon by
dents of State college are holders of
Professor Adna W. Risley, head
the
of the history d e p a r t m e n t ,
York
I'etcr
Risley W o o d , weight
pounds
came
when
ami
the
eleven
new
ounces,
grandson
of
nine
beDr.
Risley.
I'eter is the son of Mary Belle
Risley
Wood,
a g r a d u a t e of
Smith college in the class t>i
I'L'ii. aii.l ( harlcs K. Wood, a
graduate ,.i D a r l i n o u t h college
m 192:i.
I >r. hisle\ 's lit" -t lecture was
yi'.in Iwo \ eai's ay,, when a
daughter was horn to Mr. and
Mrs. Wood.
University of
scholarships
ing to records
the State of
this year,
filed
accord-
in the office of
Dr. A. R. Bruhacher,
The class of
New
president.
1935 leads in number
its members, of a total of
fifty-five,
who receive the benefits of the scholarship,
Professor
of
the
John
education
M.
Sayles,
department,
been
elected
to State college students each semes-
Alumni
ter of this year
will
will
he the sum of
chairman
Holding
succeed
Dr.
of
the
corporation.
He
F.rastus
Brubachcr.
9W
"T7IINDING things out, smarty! I thought I'd ex•*- amine the tohacco in a cigarette.
"Lookhere...this isChesterfield tobacco.Notice its
lighter c o l o r . . . y o n don't see any dark heavy types,
do yon? I guess that's why Chesterfields are milder.
"I'm told that uniformly lighter color is due to
cross-blending. I t sort of welds all the tobaccos
into one.
"And here's something else. Notice that these long
shreds are all cut the same width. I t stands to reason they burn smoother and cooler.
" I don't pretend to be an expert but it looks to
me as if they make Chesterfields right.
" H e r e , light one. That's t h e best test after all.
They Satisfy."
Ma
Dan do ,
n i l . I ..111...!
Ell. I
11.11 I d , , , I ' . , . . , , , W i l l ,
and X.-lla Winlei, ' I n ,
Ml. and Ma,1,1,
lil.iii,
, oil M l . and ltd
II
^'ill.am M . , . . ,
,
Brow,,, M l . and W ,11,am R, Mod.!,, \ ..lain-.
1-le.l
I ..maul, ' I I , and II.Mold B.otwi,
U 1' L, I'dilll Eslab
k, M i , and Ives
Calls,,,,, Colio.-s; lie.I.ode Nealaod. MS,
and lames D.dan. M l , Elizabeth C.ary,
'.14, and Ivor While, Siheneeiady; ami
Kallu-iiue Walkins, Ml), and Edvtu.d Kemp,
AlbailJ Medieal college.
Corning.
Other members of the corporation to assist Mr. Sayles include:
Miss
Anna
E.
Pierce, d e a n
of
the
yearly
one
hundred
dollars.
women;
Miss
Minnie
Scotland,
assistant
professor
of
biology;
ARE R E C E N T V I S I T O R S
Seventy-three sophomores, comprising
J u d g e N e w t o n B. Van D c r z c e , Mrs.
23 per rent of the class, hold these
Catherine Mulqueen, '29, Pauline B e r t h a !•'.. B r i m m e r , executive secscholarships, whereas only sixty-nine I Crowley, "29, Jane I-'ormaivk, '30, r c t a r y of the Alumni association,
freshmen and an e i'ial percentage are Mary McCaffery, '29. Carol Sinnott, and Dr. A. R. Bruhacher, p r e s i d e n t ,
recipients of the awards. The juniors -30,
Mildred
Crowley,
'32,
Kthcl cx-oflicio.
T h e Alumni Holding corporation
follow third with si\ty-five. a per- Crowley, ex-'31, were recent weekcarries the responsibilities of the
centage of 21) for the class, and the c : : ( | guests at the Chi Sigma Theta n a l and personal p r o p e r t y o w n e d
seniors are last with IS per cent oi M , r ,,niv hnuse.
by the association.
of scholarships and ties, the freshman $13,100, a c c o r d i n g to Dr.
class in percentage of these receiving
Keunelh Peters, l.l.een, . Lillian \ auglii
Ml, ,,,„| Ton, Bl.lke, R P. I , Uu«e - o .. I
Ml, and John Smith. .sv.:.eu,c, M.n
Williams,
M4, ami Mod,,11
iluand
1'
y Davies, Ms,
I Will,,,
l i . i , ihoiil, II.-1III.-II . Uiilli J.
Ml,.nit , II I u
and
principal of Milne High school, has
The total amount of money awarded
hat on earth
"areW
you up to now
CLASS GUliSTS
Members of the nth, i , las-, • and .:,, ., '
guests a.e: Doioth) Most, J l , a, , I-,.
Sa.ltl, Lehigh; II
th> . M m , , , , , . I, ,,;,,
Jack Kennedy, 'M; Alue Hod,,mi,
and George t-iek.-n, k. P. I., Eu/abeth
.15, and William (.lldti s... t, ,
Prc.ner,
Williams; Kuili Brooks, j l , and Paid
Goelcl.rus, K. P. 1.; Kali.. ,,ne .-. n ,,
Ml, and Fred W alike,-, M
vi.m; l.i/a
belli Hart.nan, 'J5, and Penlield lia.kei,
R. P. I.; I hristii.e i'aland, ' . i l . ,,.,-1 An
d.ew Malaiesia, Albauj Law sel.ool; Valentine Kiutownh, 'J5, and Ja-.k \ e l l l e ,
Coluinhia; Eleanor En.eel, 'j-l, and E.luaru
Engel, Albany Medical tollege, Eslhe.
Rowland, 'J-l, and Le.ih set-ley, Alb.uij ;
Alar.on I ornell, 'J-l, and Nelson Me- '
Naii|;liloii, Columbia; Eli/al.elli l-iuth, j - l , (
and Joseph Keenan, AI id.Helm, J , Dorothy 1
drainer, 'J5, and David 1'aikei, Union,
Alary llalladay, J l , and .Mil,aid llul.er,
Union; .Margaiel llalladay, .M, and lol.u
Peck, State college; l-.li/.abeth u i „u,,oi, !
'J-l, and John Alaloncy, Myi.-uu-e; .Ua.ion 1
Roddy, 'J I, and Ritha.d I i.i.u.-,u,Ks, l-mdham; Gilda I'.ivisu.lduli, J-l, ami Rob. il
Linzie, Piineeton; Doioin> \ dine, '.il, am]
Edward
Knl-aek,
Kotli't-sl, . ;
Elizabeth
ijrady, 'J5, and l-iank l-ianagan, K. P. E;
Leila Edwar.ls, J5, and Poind,I Row-,
Columbia; 1 hcresa Ak-.Viiigiitun, 'J-l, and
Richard Lewis, Iowa Male college.
Elizabeth Johnson,
J l , and Randall
Hastings, R. P. E; Dm,, by Stevens, 'J5,
and Lee Lasher, New I'all/; Alma i j i
y,
'J5, and Hugh l'ownc, Da.ln.oulli, 1-iances
While, 'J-l, and Arthur t oniric, Seheneetady; Emily llurlbut, '.).->, and Keiineil.
Davis, Pennsylvania Male toll.-gc, Eve
lyn lloyt, 'J5, and Jam,-, I lend. , son, Sale.
Inez Kelley, ' il,
and Ralph l-'i aukl> n,
Utiea; Almei.a Perkins, '.;_', and Kay
hosier, Piineeton; Ruth English, J-l, and
Howard lie,Id, Albm,) ; Elsie PoK-sley, '.i.i,
and Larry llolimeyei, Del.nar; Kaihein.e
Scotl, 'J.', and Wesley Millard, K. P. 1.;
.Myrtle Peek, 'J-l, and Alii,,I Kajillor, K.
P. I.; Aladalyn Dwyei, M l , and Wam-ii
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Thelu.a Smith, M l , and
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James' I'ullcu, Syraeuse; Mddied While,
.14, and W'al.c
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'JO; Marion I leinemann, M5, and D,„,
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SCIENTISTS'GROUP STUDENTS PROCLAIM
TO MEET TONIGHT
QUEEN DOROTHY 1 Libraty Director Annoaueet
DEAN ANNA PIERCE
ATTENDS MEETING
Rule For Graduate Stadentt
Dr. J a m e s I. W y e r , director of
the N e w York State library at
the Education building, has m a d e
several a n n o u n c e m e n t s concerning the use made of the borrowing system by State college students,
Dr. W y e r writes—"A number
of g r a d u a t e students from the
S t a t e college w h o appear t o have
been teachers at some time, are
u r g i n g this standing as w a r r a n t
for the issuance of borrower's
cards at the State library. W e
prefer to regard their present
status as that of students at the
State college, and do not care
to issue individual cards.
" W e are suggesting to them,
however, that they apply at the
College library and that if that
can not furnish the books desired w e are perfectly willing to
lend to that library, for the use
of these students, those that we
have available."
Miss Mary E. Cobb, College
librarian, has announced that the
library will co-operate with any
s t u d e n t who desires to obtain
books.
Chemical
Association to
Have
Session in Husted Hall
at 8:00 o'Clock
The 163rd meeting of the Eastern
Section of the American Chemical
association will be conducted in room
250 of Husted hall, tonight, at 8:00
o'clock, Professor Barnard S. Bronson, head of the chemistry department, announced today. This meeting, as well as all other meetings of
the association are open to the public, and all students are urged to attend, Professor Bronson added.
Dr. Hans T. Clarke, professor of
biological chemistry, College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia university, will address the meeting. His
topic will be "Chemistry in Medicine."
Dr. Clarke is graduated from the
University of London, and received
his degree of ScD from that institution in 1914. For many years he
served in the capacity of research
chemist with the Eastman Kodak
company. He is also author of many
books and papers relating to chemistry.
Opportunity to meet Dr. Clarke
will be provided at a dinner to be
given at the Cafe Boulevard, Central
avenue, at 6:30 o'clock.
The meeting of the Eastern Section
of the American Chemical association are conducted monthly. Two of
these meetings are to be conducted at
Albany, in the College buildings, two
in Troy, at Rensselaer Polytechnic
institute, and the remaining at Union
college, Schenectady.
State
Educators
Will
Conduct
Convention at Bronxville
T o d a y and Tomorrow
Miss Anna E. Pierce, dean of women, will attend the convention of the
New York state association of Deans
today and tomorrow, to be conducted
at Bronxville. This convention has
been designed for educators who are
interested in guiding and counciling
young people.
The convention program will include speakers of national reputattion,
discussion groups, and several social
functions. Some of the speakers of
the conference a r e : Dr. Fred. J
Kelley, United States Bureau of Education, Washington; Dr. Harvey Zorbaugh, professor of education, New
York university: Julianna Haskell,
Advisor to graduate women, Columbia university; Miss Grace Handsbury, Russell Sage college; Catherine
Reed, Dean of women, New York
State T o c h e r s ' college, Buffalo; and
Kirby Page, editor of "The World
Tomorrow."
The meetings of the convention will
be conducted at Hotel (iramatau, and
Lutheran club will conduct a sup- the Sarah Lawrence college, Bronxper meeting W e d n e s d a y at 5:.
ville.
o'clock in the First Lutheran church
Miss Pierce has served on the
on State street. All Lutheran sir. program committee of the association,
dents and any others who are in- for the \ear.
terested arc invited to attend.
NEWS NOTES
Visit Sorority
( a m i Kellev, '31, Marion Dillen
beck. 31. Marion ((dwell, '31, and
K a t l u r i n c l l a i n - w o r t b . '3(1, wen.
week-end
guests at
Beta
Zeta
sorority.
Are W e e k - E n d G u e s t s
Catherine Snyder, '3(1; Pauline
Bader, '31 ; [va S w a r t / , '31 ; Hilda
Laubenstein, '32; and
Katheriiu
Scott, '32, were week-end guests a
.Sigma Alpha sorority.
ALUMNI PRESIDENT
ANNOUNCES LIST
FOR COMMITTEES
JEWISH STUDENTS
RECEIVE CONSENT
FOR ORGANIZATION
\ group of Jewish students have
; formed the Alpha club, a Jewish
fraternity,
with the consent of
President V R. Brubacher.
Election of officers was conducted at a
! meeting in the Temple I'.eth-Eineth
Sunday night.
I Harry Yal'fce. '3-1, was elected
I pres'di nt. '! he other ollicers will
be:
vice-president, Robert Stern,
'34; secretary, Harold Xachinison,
35: treasurer. Irscph Koblenz. '34;
and reporter. Harold Shapiro, '3o.
Stern was chosen t i draw up a
constitution to be approved at t h next meeting of the club.
The charter members of the club
will include: David Kroman '35,
Ralph
\ltiiian.
I.« A is
M iroze
Jerome I. pit/ and Harry W a s s e r niiiti, fre-diiiun
Rabbi B a m b e r g e r
w II be the club's advisor.
Meetings an- to be conduct, d every Sun
da\ ni;. lit in the 'I e.nple.
Donnalcl M. Tower, president ot
Welcomes Member
the Alumni association, has recentl.
Phi
Delia
sororitx
welcome
announced the committee appointCarol Peidekapp, '35, int.. full litemments fur the coming year.
T h e Coiirtl'HV Tillies fill.
bership.
committees are five in n u m b e r :
Blonde beauty again triumphed
beneficiary aid, nominative, auditEntertain Alumnae
at State when D o r o t h y Cronk.
ing, Alumni Day, and legislative.
I'.psilon lieta Pin sorority enter33, was revealed as the 1"32
T h e legislative committee has been
tained its alumnae at a tea iast l-'riCampus 'Jtieen. Saturday night
appointed, but not confirmed, and
da\ afternoon, at the in v. -.,,,-,,.•• t
at the cen monies in I 'age hall
will be announced at a later date.
!."U-e, at AW Western i i n i l H ,
auditorium.
The first d;-cii.-i m group in tin
Mrs.
Bertha hi. Brimmer, '0(1, ex
ecutive secretary of the Alumni asA r e Recent Visitors
sociation, announced.
Carolyn
Lorentz, '27.
Mildred
JTLU!^
T h e members of the bencfician : S;mda\ aft
Hawks,
•;,!!; Maxine
Robinson
i in the I .on ne
aid committee include: Stanley Ilea- ... , '
,
Donna Vic Campbell, Hazel liowson, chairman, Anna M. Fillingham ^ " h a u N . - n Hall. Mcwait t „
ker Miller and Ann Schneider o;
president, announi ed.
'17. and Chester Terril
the i l . ' - : of l'G] : and Claire Gov
Esther Referty Woodard, ElizaRaymond 1 [arris, '. vK-e-prcsi.ient
entry,
'32, were visitors at tin
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;
beth Fisher, and Helen T. Fay Wil of the College a.sso
Wpha Ph.. sorority house recentl;..
'•l'""< presided j A ••||,|]i„, ;;n i Revue", direct d by
serve on the nominative committee
Discussion of tht- j C'harlultc Lolv.ia-, wa- presented h\
T h e auditing committee will in- at the meeting.
Has Appointment
\ . !. in •" in the rushing rules for
clude Alice
O'Connor,
Blanche value- of ixtra-curricular activities ] ,| ;( , s t . ; , j , , r t | a , , ; ,- the entertainment
l-'innia Louise Russell, 'lid, has been th
in.n-: u-liini' period was anAvery and George Terrill, while was one of the topics featured at lhej,,f l ! u . q l l m l .
-|-|H. juniors i;av • a appointed dean of tin Drew seminar , " 'f o (I by I lizaheth Simmons,
D. E m m a Wilbur will be chairman
at ' a n n . I
Mis., R e s e l l has ,,,-,.,';_ j'l-i - ih nt of Liter-sorority council.
meeting.
j
,,;,ntoni'ne,
"Tin
Pied
Piper."
directed
of the Alumni Day committee.
• 11-1 \ served as dire, lor of teaeht r 'I be in .. rule prohibits sorority
Graduate students and transfers | |1V M ; i | .,. \ | , , , , a .
Dorothea Guhagan training in Geue-'o Normal school.] members from dancing with freshfrom other collccc•- and universities | ( |j,,, t . R „| ,|... .,,,,l,,, m .-rc> in a fantasy |
men \\' o m u during the noon hour,
eriall;
in at these meet- j ,,,• | n V ( .
,\ -Strcc-l Seem", with j
T o Meet at 12:00
and went into effect
yesterday.
i i
l
I'.iol'igv < lub will c n i d u c t a met I T h e purpose of this change is to
•'• ''"• association .,,, , ,,, R .. ,,, |.;, 1|( . r |.., ,. w : i s K j v n )
:i
ing
todav
at
12:(l()
o'clock
in
room
emphasize
the
fact
that
there
is a
PH Hire of the | |, y , ] : L f r e,h:ncu. under the direction ;
I"
!
-''.II of I lusted ball, Ldna licckci n
Edna l i n k s , '.?.?, will be president !\'*'/.•
uish period and to lessen the
' eullege
P. the j ,j p;h / ; ,h t h Grillin.
lu
,
'33. president, - ; | ! !
\ | ] member- •or..rit\ e n cious feeling
of Library sihool :b a result of dec- '"
"
"'
among
,e n ,i discussion!
i he I'lvsl.mai stint wa, awarded are .eked t , attend.
lions combined reontly. The other i students here
the in slumn.
officers u II be: vice-president, Lena ! meeting will I-, , ,,I, I,,- •,..) si|n,|-iv til-' phue bv the judges, ami the |
,,,
' I iuni, i . r e . iveii second place. Tin j
Gould, '34, and
retarv-treasurer, a l t e r :
l, |. her
judges iir. hided l-Mward l '""per. asYcriia Giles, '.U.
sistant professor of conunerce ; M rs. j
Dr. Walter Deuney of Russell Sage
ADDRESSES WOMEN
I est' r Fuelstoii, instructor in his- I
If You Must Economize
college, Troy, conducted the first of
l)r
\.
K.
llruh.e
her,
pn-idc
I' r> : and Mr, Paul She;,!-, in-lru, •
a seriei of lectures at a meeting ol
I .|- in L vernment
t h e . Inb Monda' night. His subject j I1"- - ollege, addressed t
I lani Mu was comhli led ill the gymwas "Hebrew Literature." Six more ' " l1"-' '"" , " 1 - U " " K ' " ^ '
na-iuui .till r 1'ie program in the audi- '
Sk:dinore
lecture-, have been planned on the ' " -«--*•-• "'
torium. Musi was iurnished bv the
WE ARE WHAT \\ L t'AT
general topi, „f "World Literature." Saratoga, last Sundas
All the students of the ( o||ege are ill- j service.
"Male lollecn l'!a>hoy.,.'
vited to attend.
This \ear Library school will have
rt^eMCStacAiriaWirsweiC^^
a par in the Pedagogue, Miss l i n k s fl Fyi's E x a m i n e d
( . l a s s e s F i t t e d |,
YMCA. Will Conduct
Meetings Each Sunday
Mr-ZTZ nati.t
FRESHMAN STUNT
WINS FIRST PLACE
ON CAMPUS NIGHT
Sororities Make Rule
For Freshman Rushing
Library School Elects
j,,, c,
Edna Hicks President•! "| •'•
Do Not Begin On Your Stomachs
aniioum.ed.
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Library school and Miss Madeline I' ff
Gihnoiir, assistant professor of libran r|
scieme, are the la, ult) advisors of X
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