S t a t e College News
VOL.
17, No. 23
STATIC COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS, ALBANY, N. Y., MAY
"STREET SCENE"
TO BE TUESDAY
Calendar
Today
7 :00 p. m. Freshman-Sophomore push-ball
contest.
7 :30 p. in. Freshman-Sophomore track events.
Dramatics Class to give play
at 8:15 in Page Hall,
Director says
Tomorrow
Assemblage according to class s, for
moving-up.
8:30a.m. Marching, MovingUp ceremonies,
auditorium, Page
hall.
2:30 p.m. Class stunts, auditorium, Page hall.
7 :3t) p. m. Interclass sing,
court in front of
Draper hall.
9:00 p.m. Dancing, gymnasium, I'age hall.
(3 :10 a. in.
Kl trier I.. Rice's Pulitzer pri/.e play,
"Street Scene," will he presented by
the advanced dramatics class as its annual play oil Tuesday night at H :3()
o'clock in the auditorium of Page hall.
This play will he directed by Miss
Agnes K. Fittterer, assistant professor
of Knglish,
Students will he admitted upon presentation of lax tickets. In order In
secure reserved -.eats, students must
pay twentv-fivc rents extra. Other
tickets will he sold fur seventv-five
cents and mie dollar.
'I he main east includes: Mayhelle
Matthews, '3-1, Rose Maurraul ; Donald h'.ddv, '3-1. Sam Kaplan; John
Black, '33. Mr. Kasler; Helen Mahar,
'34, Mr,. Maurrant; William Nelson,
'34. Mr. Fiortino; Laura Woman, '.VI.
Mrs. Fiortino; Thomas (iarrclt, '.i-l,
Mr. Maurraul : Cecelia Fox, '33, Mis.
Olsen; M a n Moure, '34, Mrs. Jones;
Rertram McX'arv, '3-1, Mr. Jones; I.,
litia Coiincllv. '3-1, Mis. 11 ildehi and ;
Helen Dohcrlv, '3d, Miss ( iishing
Helen Danahv. '34, Shirlev Kaplan;
and Kenneth ( hrislian, '35, Mr. I'.ucli
anan.
( Ither members of the easl are : Iter
nard Kerbel and W illiam Lcagnn, senior-, ; Roheri Robin
Philip Kiccardi.
and I lonald liencdicl, juniors; William
Jones, l.ois ((dwell, l.ucile llirsli, Valentine Ucutowich, Marion I leineinann.
and lohn Hills, sophomoivs; and I.e.,
Million and Fra-liis Mavis, seventh
grade, Milm junior High school.
A mod, 1 oi da -rl lor the plav has
been compleled bv Miss (,race Martin,
instructor in line arts in Milne I link
school. I his will probabh he used tor
advertising purposes.
l ommittees for lie play a n : house,
Thelma Smith, '3-1 ; advertising, l.etitia
l ounelly, '3-1: sets and props, Helen
I).in,ih', and hoi'oiln lirifiiii, juniors.
SPRING AWARDS
WILL BE MADE
AT G. A. A. DINNER
The annual spring award dinner and
installation of officers of the Cirls'
Athletic association will be conducted
'flies.lav,
in d i e c a f e t e r i a
o | I lusted
Saturday
111:11(1 a. m. Buses leave Washington avenue entrance for G. A. A.
hike to Cam])
lohiiston.
8:30p.m. Y. \V. C. A. house
dance, Y. House.
Ontario
8:30 p.m.
X .ill p. in.
x 15 p. in.
street.
Kdward Kldrcd
Poller club spring
dance. Lounge,
Richar<lson hall
I ollcgc House
dance, College
house, Central
avenue.
Tuesday
Street scene, auditorium, I'age hall.
BOARD APPOINTS
SIX AS EDITORS
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1933-34 ECHO
Alviua Trentleinau, '31. was elected
editor in chief of die / , Im, literarv
magazine, lor m si vear. She has been
a inc.liber of the / . , 7 M board sine, die
Above, Miss Agnes E . Futterer, assistant professor of
F.nglish, who directs the ad
vaiued dramatics class presentation, "Sir.-e| Scene," and below, Donald Eddy, '34,
the produ, lion
will app
if
U. i c e ' s d l
I.hue
RUTH WILLIAMS
WILL EDIT 1937
FRESHMAN BOOK
•six students will aid Mi-. Trciitlc
in..n in editing the /:, ho. 'I hev include
June Carey and F.hzabcth Arnold, sen
ior .-.blurs, Dorothea Cahagan and
ditor:
' Martin l.ndwig, jiin
I Ralph Altman and Muriel ( larkeson,
.opliiniiore editors.
The position of biisines , maiiagi r
I In annual poem and prose awards
hall at 5 .3(1 o'clock. Marion Tane.ii, v,
'33, is to be general chairman for tin j
j vhicb ate given each vear bv the /:'.//,,
dinner. I'he following people will hi
j for ih, be i material published during
installed: Klizabcth k annuel,r, '1-1,!
I'm vear will be presented tomorrow
pre,idem ; ll.-sl.lla Arthur, '3-1, vie |
pre,l.lelll ; Plain. Laud, ' 3 \ „ . Telnlv ,
I 'Mil- W lib III . '3.5, will be editor ill j in
ing ..I the Moving, I 'p I lav cere
and Hilda Hemes, 35, song and clicci | <'i
ih. I'M/ In dun., i handbook monies, Amalia I'esko, c . editor of the
leader. The n suit ol die r< vole, be ic, online lo an appoint
it made bv I / ,//.,
lined lo.lav.
tw.cn Sarah Logan and Harriet 'I en I '•> id K r.,m„n. pi. i 1. m ,,i the Incoui ! Miss L.ditb Walla,,, a,aslant pro
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or
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Latin,
Mi.s Arliue I'restoii,
Kvek, sophoiiior. ., I'm n . a no i ha, me men d a •
inshucloi in I'..n.h, mi,I Mr. Donald
not vet been detei milled,
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( l i b , i c o i n n i i l l e i w i l l in, hide lo.ul, poinh d n, ., , i in lb
hlmg oi ih, lli ,,,:i iiislruct,
F.nglish, are lb,
l i m e M o w e r s , '35, and M a r j o n e \ r o n, si . . . u . baud
I.
v an . lohn la, ullv iiieuib, I who will judge ih,
man,
3-1 ; p i o g i a m , F.v.-lvu Slaeble, ' L i l L , ( ail , i i u , f o a m
I ion K. llv, Aiiline , lor lb. prizes.
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35. c h a i n i i a n , M . . . belle M . i l t h , ,v , and i \ a b u t :
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waitresses, Mi . L a u d , and clean up, D ' ' -'< ' "I dl. 1 1 ...ill l„ led I
I'll/ah, lb Hobble.
'30
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Kutliryn Wilkins To Be
Y.W.C.A.Vice-President;,
K ..till .11 W llklll ,, ' 3 1 , ivlll b e III,
vi. , p i , id, ill ,,1 the Noun,. W o n , , u
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Abulia L'u, , II, w.i elected pi, ,
dei.l, as anno,
I in the \ i w la I
week.
I be cabin. I members will be an
red next week 'I hey are chosen
In the incoming and outgoing, pi,si
dent , I lii installation ol officers will
In .on,lu. led as soon as all appoint
in, nl-. are made, Lama Slvn, 33, n
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Willi
18, 1933
$2.25 Per Year, 32 Weekly Issues
MOVING-UP DAY CEREMONIES TO BE
TOMORROW AT 8:30 IN PAGE HALL
"Tapping" of New Myskania will be Feature; Stunts at 2:30 and
Inter-class Sing will complete program.
The seventeenth Myskania, senior honor society, will be "tapped" tomorrow morning as the feature of the traditional Moving-L'p Day ceremonies
when freshmen become sophomores; sophomores become juniors; juniors,
seniors; and seniors are raised to the rank of alumni-elect. The ceremonies
will begin at 8:30 o'clock in the morning with the march of classes into the
auditorium of Page hall, and will terminate with the annual inter-class "stcpsiug" tomorrow night on the steps of Draper hall.
Members of the student body are
urged to be present at their respective
assigned places at 8:10 o'clock in order
that the program may begin on time.
The places assigned to the various
classes are as follows: seniors will assemble in the rotunda of Draper hall,
juniors on the first (loor of Husled hall
facing the peristyle door, sophomores
Fsthcr Rowland, '35, w'll be chair- in the basement of Draper hall facing
man of the junior guide committee (or the stairs near the annex, and freshmen
next year, according to David Kro- will line up behind the sophomores in
inan, president-elect of the class of from of the College Co-operative book
1935. The committee consists of nine store.
members of the class and Miss Rowland. Thcv are : Thurston Paul, Carla
The College Alma Mater will begin
Nielsen, Florence F.llcn, John I [awes, the program in the auditorium followJ a m . Xorris, F.vclvn Rich, Kenneth ing the march across the campus. Next
Jolr -I m, and Anna Anys.
in order will be the class speeches, the
'' ue committee will write letters to order being as follows:
freshmen,
lie members of the incoming fresh- William Baker; sophomores, Janet
man class and the members of the new N'orris: juniors, Thomas (iarrett; anil
junior class. Fach junior will he as- seniors. Klizabcth Cordon.
sinned a freshman sister to whom she
Following the class speeches, the
is lo write and welcome to State col- awards for publications, activities and
lege. The first week of college each athletics will be made. Awards include
junior will meet his or her freshman keys to the incoming News, Fcho, Lion
and answer any of his or her problems and Pedagogue boards; keys to new
I'he committee will also supply the members of Sigmim Laudis, awards to
juniors with green ribbon, which they debate teams and debate council, and
are lo wear the fust week of school.
letter awards for gills' athletics.
The junior class will have an inlorfhe seniors will sing the farewell
inatioii bureau in the rotunda of Draper song, "\\'e, '33. salute you," before the
hall the first week of
die j classes begin their moving-up in the
cgc t<
fresh
auditorium.
Raymond Harris, '33,
grand marshal, will be in charge. After
jibe classes have completed their inovStatC NlllC W i l l McCt
l»'K.»P 'I'? outgoing members of Myskania will lap their successors. I he
^ifr ^ . I ' p n h p n t t S i ' i f n r / I ' i v incoming officers of the student associa-
ESTHER ROWLAND
TO BE CHAIRMAN
OF JUNIOR GUIDES
at. aitpnens aaturaay
, „ .,i, followed
li)in
lllcl) l)t ailllwill
lllialead the receshers will
of Myskania
I sional,
|,.\ recessional,
newseniors,
and oldjuniors,
memfollowed 'fhe
bv the
sophomores and freshmen in order.
The line of march will extend from
the from d,„,r of Page hall along the
sidewalks in a quadrangle with double
Hanks, and will terminate with the formation of the class numerals.
While the classes are in numeral
formation the ivy will be planted and
die oration will be given bv Margaret
bans, h, 33, which will be followed by
the singing of the Ivv song. Students
an- requested to remain in numeral formation until the I v v cere
y is over.
The ail, r ,u will be taken up with
Willi H a r t w i c k c o l l e g e o l l l v l o b e pre '\
Hints in which the freshmen
,1-nled from playing by wet grounds. and sophomores will compete for nv
I wo in, ,re i ontests remain on theairy points. They will begin at 2:30
103.1 s c h e d u l e
W e d n e s d a y , lie- M a t . n't lock in the Lag.- hall auditorium.
nine will in, el St. Stephen's on the'1 be chairmen of stunts are as follows:
Lidgelield paik diamond, and on Sal seniors, i Vcelia fox . juniors, lean
in,lav, Slav 37. the vaisilv will engage ( raigmile; sophomores, Marion Heine
I l.nl wick h o ,
| maun: and freshmen, Ivv Shepard.
j Winning the slum will add tine,
points to the v ictor's score.
I be annual step sing will begin at
i 7 .ill ,,', l,„ I. on the steps of Draper
vade Wm.tiidalc on-1 lu.ls,HI Saturdav
will in
afleru
i at ilv
2 :()()baseball
o'clock squad
in the season'-,
first lilt w ilh St. Stephen's college.
(Is.v Ilroolss. veteran hinder, will
again lake his position on the mound.
Cil De Laura at short stop, "Hack"
Young in left field, and "Swede" I let
lel'son at cent, r held will also be among
the aggr. gallon which ('oach I,tidier
lord U. Laker will lake with him. Lob
Iv'ivenbure and Hill I lav ward, New Fra
students vi ho have already seen service,
will also participate.
The Liu pie and I lobl diamond outfit
bad the misfortune of trekking to
i in. oiila Satin.lav ill a scheduled game
Freshmen, Sophomores To Vie for Rivalry Award;
Track Meet, 'Push Ball' Are Slated for T o n i g h t ^
!,, awai ,1. ,1 lo tin class victorious in
fri-sbman hopes lor victory ill inter class rivalrv will vie loingbl with aspua \ . , , h ,
Dancing will follow in the
is t o r s ,
,,M held bv die opl
res. 'Die class,.! 1035 lops \>>3u w lib „ , |M|| .,„,,„,, , ,- |»j,
|, ;i ||
the ..'..re -,l.iio I ii io 13 3 .,1 lb, pies.HI I
• \ ictorv l o i n g b l w i l l either d . . i iv.-lv plan l b , opl
I, .3
1 ol lie the e r e between the t w o clas.es.
At 7 3d o , I,,, k I A,, i i-, . ,i.-|
t w o . l . e s , .will app,
II III, W
l i l a , i . II
in w ill nai II, mat, in
, , „ , - , , , walking ,,lav , a c ; an oh-lacle
.md a lluee legged la..
Liiib I: ks will captain the sopl
lead lb. In bin, n ludges I'm lb,
,
II
I oi _' I girls, i (-presenting lb. i i .
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avenue
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HonOfS for SCIllCSter
j \ I M e .indents have been listed oil the
, and Mai
kahudjiau v.ll |,
,• ,-,,|| ,,„• tl„ first semester 1'MJ
I- will In, hide Di ( aroliue ( i,.as
13, a , a I I sub o i make up .-xamina
ROBINSON TO BE
i, l l i 1 ;
M,v
J,,l lM
,, al l u m , w h i c h w, re receullv c lucled
TROUBADOUR
UBADOUR IIIIHADi ',;In.:!::.,
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" '1'lii.s i n c n a,.- to the honor list make
at loll
I wo '"r
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, w i l l be a w a n ''
led to'the "
, lass""''""
whose team
lol -mm,
,u t i n , .oiliest T h e Hack and field events i l l
rated above have been slibsli
tot d o l t w o b u n d l e d Ivv,, student
KOR NEXT YEAR luted tin , veal lo replace the annual tug o l vvai f o r m e r ! ) > lucled on the aWho,
c b i e v . d bono, s , | „ , | , , | , c average
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i.luit
W lllred \llanl, '35;
, l,bun I uger.r, '3(, ; and
IUI Kelch.uu, '3-1.
t
niulil In Im. Moving I'p Dav.
At 7 o'clo. k tin opbolllo
in will meet a lei
I 11 e -hm, II on ill, Wash
ingloii aveim, , ampii in I he icai oi the llawlev Miliary, in . ugagc in l In n
..ullv i
vaied p u b ball cmil.-l .vbicb will I.do die place ol the Iradilioiial
pole rush (
pi. le in I'.u inalioii wa , not available as ih, N'I w s went to press,
but ea.b team will In compo id ,,l
n 15 to _'D null, according In (lilberl
De Laura, '33. I be ev.nl i- sclieduled lo lasl leu minutes, at the culmination
i,| which Ivv., |
is will be awarded lo the class which has carried the push
ball across the opponents' goal hue Judges for the contest will include:
III. Donna! V Smith, lis islaill piolcssor of history ; Dr. Cailelon I'ovv.i,
assistant professor o i phjsics; and Coach Rutherford R. Baker.
l o l I ic fall semi -n i
'I'll • new listing in, hides the f o l l o w
ing :
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I' l.ouiM W e i l .
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MAY 18, 193.1
Page 2
State College News
Established by the Class of 1918
spirit
mascot
hunt.
Although
again
the purpose
hidden t r o p h y and ultimately a
was demonstrated
w a s to uncover t h e
five-point
face of d e f e a t .
Editor-in-Chief
A g a i n a n d a g a i n it h a s been s h o w n t h a t t h e
m a s c o t h u n t is a n i n f l u e n t i a l f a c t o r in t h e c e m e n t i n g o f t h e
Y. W . C. A. House, 219 Ontario Street, 2-1187
BERNARD S. KERUEL
m e m b e r s of t h e y e a r l i n g class into a m o r e impersonal a n d
friendly
Managing Editor
205 Elk Street
was
DOHERTY
Finance
Chi Sigma Theta, 678 Madison Avenue, 2-6120
Manager
organization.
a doubt;
Until this point freshman
afterwards
its a s s u r a n c e
Manager
activity,
for which
that
(he mascot hunt o r some
a i ombination
of p e o p l e
HOWARD
Associate
Managing
160 Western Avenue, .1-6935
Editor
LAURA STYN
Staff
Y. W. C. A. House, 219 Ontario Street, 2-1187
Director
SENIOR ASSOCIATE EDITORS:
Putnam.
JUNIOR
Elizabeth
Salese,
ASSOCIATE
Bessie
Kathryn Wilkins.
tine
Carolyn
Stetkar,
REPORTERS:
Luisa
Hilda
seniors;
Celia Bishop,
Beatrice
Coe, Marion
and
Diane liochncr,
Mleczek,
Rose
and
lieines,
Esther
Thomas
Emily
Rowland,
Ryan,
Katherine
lliirlbut,
Hilda
Rose
Tepper,
Bookheim,
Rosenheck,
ASSISTANT
'34.
CIRCULATION
Watkins, '33. BUSINESS STAFF:
Facer,
Edith
Oarrison,
Premer, Alma
worth,
Quimby,
EDITOR:
MANAGER;
MANAGER:
Beatrice Burns,
Frances
Julia
Maxwell,
A
Jean
Mildred
Elizabeth
Kiel, a n d M a r g a r e t
Wals
decided
increase
in t h e n u m b e r o f losses of
books
f r o m t h e r e s e r v e s h e l v e s in t h e H a w l e y hall l i b r a r y
seems
t o i n d i c a t e a p a r a l l e l d e c r e a s e in t h e i n t e g r i t y of t h e m e m b e r s of t h e C o l l e g e s t u d e n t b o d y .
I t h a s been a t t h e e x p e n s e
of
t h e n e w facilities
much
Hawley
time
and money
that
h a l l w e r e m a d e a v a i l a b l e to t h e s t u d e n t
s e e m s u n f o r t u n a t e t h a i dies
s h o u l d a s s u m e t h i s m a i m e r of
A c c o r d i n g to statistics a
College
librarian,
there
u n c e d by M i s s M a r y
a r c two thousand
r e s e r v e s h e l v e s , a n d at t h e p r e s e n t
these books a r c missing.
only o u r faith
of
these
fall
t i m e o n e h u n d r e d of
Lost, strayed, or stolen?
in h u m a n i t y
in t h e first
t o allow
Cobb.
books on t h e
W e have
us to h o p e t h a t
t w o categories.
some
In o n e c a s e in
p a r t i c u l a r t h e r e h a s been a s c r y i m p o r t a n t r e f e r e n c e
sophomores.
in t h e
b o d y ; it
e x p r e s s i n g t h e i r a p p r e c i a t i o n f o r t h e w o r k of t h e l i b r a r i a n s .
Koren,
SPORTS
FINANCE
and
Hartman,
Ilyra, Anna
sophomores.
'34.
Haug,
Olga
Kantor,
Edith
LIBRARY RETURNS
and
Williams,
E l i z a b e t h Z u e n d . j u n i o r s ; Florence Ellen, Bessie
Hilda
e i t h e r a d e b a t e o r a s i n g in t h e first s e m e s t e r o f t h e y e a r .
Russ,
Smith,
iglesias,
I t will b e d e m o n -
s t r a t e d b e g i n n i n g n e x t y e a r w i t h t h e l a u n c h i n g of t h e n e w
and Ruth
Almira
and Ruth
Smith,
be a
T h i s is
set o f r u l e s a n d t r a d i t i o n s , o n e o f w h i c h is a c h a l l e n g e t o
R u t h Brooks, Valen-
D a n Van Leuvan,
Kramers,
Dunn
Thelnia
DESK EDITORS:
Reutowich,
sophomores.
Harriet
EDITORS:
would
n e c e s s a r y f a c t o r , h e s c h e d u l e d e a r l i e r in t h e y e a r .
a h i g h l y p r a c t i c a b l e a n d v a l u a b l e idea.
MARION
than
probable.
I t h a s been suggested
JEAN CRAIGMILE
Advertising
Phi Delta, 20 South Allen Street, 2-9836
solidarity
was more
torium,
J u n i o r m e n will w e a r
dark
c o a t s , b l u e s h i r t s , wdiite t i e s , a n d w h i t e
flannels,
S o p h o m o r e s will w e a r b r i g h t g r e e n
s w a g g e r j a c k e t s of pique a n d g r e e n
r i b b o n s in t h e i r h a i r . M e n will w e a r
dark clothing.
F r e s h m e n will w e a r l a r g e y e l l o w t i e s
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council
Ihe points
system
s i g n I r u m h i s e x t e s s offices
It,
L a t i n rinc
stated today.
function
group
Moor,,
until
with
tin- c l o s e
J u n o in e n f o r c i n g
student
WS,
lo r e
immediate
president,
T h e I'JJJ S.1, c o u n c i l
jointly
will
w h o is f o u n d lo
the
of
will
incoming
College
ill
t h e l e g i s l a t i o n of t h e
association.
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MAY 18. 1933
BUREAU PREDICTS UNSETTLED WEATHER FOR TOMORROW'
SEVEN TO SPEAK
THURSDAY NIGHT
Moving-Up Day is probably the pressure areas in the southern tier and
only time in the school year that the the northern part of Pennsylvania.
entire student body is concerned with Climatic conditions in the middle west
weather predictions and conditions record that rain and low temperature
Freshmen Compete for Prize At
caused by atmospheric disturbances.
have been endured for the past few
Annual Contest In
The United States weather bureau days.
Page Hall.
records unsettled weather for tonight
The meteorologist's predictions inwith all probabilities that the sun will cline toward favorable weather, but
The animal prize speaking contest shine today and that the stars "will the uncertainty that the students will
for freshmen will be conducted next peep" tonight. Tomorrow's weather is enjoy sunshine and fair weather toThursday night at 8:15 o'clock in the uncertain due to the abundance of low morrow is still a doubt.
auditorium of Page hall. The contestants will compete for the award of
twenty-five dollars given annually by
PATRONIZE THE
President A. IT Brubacher to "that
member of the freshman class who excels in public speaking or in public
We clean and dye all kinds of Ladies' and Men's Wearing
Apparel
reading."
For the past four years favorable
weather was dominant at the annual
ceremonies, with the exception that
there were slight showers three years
ago. The repetition of this occurrence
is highly improbable.
More often than not the campus was
wet from heavy showers earlier in the
week before Moving-Up Day, making
the pole-rush a muddy battle.
811A Madison Avenue
Phone 8-0273
The annual spring formal dance at
Newman hall, 741 Madison avenue, will
be conducted Saturday night, May 27,
from 8:30 until 11:30 o'clock. Anne
Herman, '34, will be general chairman,
Committee chairmen will include:
decorations, Kathleen Kenny, '35; refreshments, Martha Dashnaw, '36; orchestra, Doris Bullard, '34; chaperons,
Margaret Hart, '34; floor, Helen Davitt, '34; programs, Margaret Hof, '36.
The State College Playboys will furnish the music for the dance.
ALBANY HARDWARE & IRON CO.
AMERICAN CLEANERS & DYERS
Seven freshmen will participate in
the contest this year. Those listed include: Jayne Buckley, Helen I.nth,
Vera Shinners, Augusta Shoor, Marjorie St. Aniand, Doris Stone, and
Marjorie Wheaton. These students
were selected from a group of eighteen
who spoke in preliminary tryouts. The
judges for the tryouts included: Miss
Agnes I'". Putterer, assistant professor
of English, Miss Catherine I'eltz. instructor in Kngli.sh, and Mr. I lonald
Bryant, instructor in Lng!i-h. Names
of' judges lor the final competition
have not been announced.
l.ucile llir.-h, '.'5. wa- tin
nihil.
of the President's prize 11
speaking last > ear. and Marin
mann. '35, rceciwd In m< irable
The name of the w inm r this
be included in the ( ollege Co
men! program.
Newman Hall To Have
Annual Dance May 27
39-43 STATE STREET
" Complete
Sport
Equipment"
KODAKS
Gym and Athletic Supplies—Sport
Clothing
GROUPS TO HAVE
SPRING DANCES
SATURDAY NIGHT
Three college groups will conduct
spring dances Saturdas iiigln t ollegi
house will have their annual dance at
the house on (Vntial avinue, at " ;UU
o'clock.
The Kdward [''.hired Potter club will I
conduct a dano in the Lounge of Rich !
unison hall at K:3ll o'clock. I'M Newcomb's orchestra will play. Kenneth
Christian. '35, is general chairman.
Members of the Young Women's
Christian a-.n ( iatioii lmu-e will have
their third annual Innis, .1 mc. :il the
house al -'!'» I Inlario street
S TH
I,, 11 ,M) o ' c l o c k .
The
">tal.
. all you
could
ask for!
I oil, a.
IM.uboNs" will he the ." I V - T , , I , I
Just two
words...
Yes, I have heard about two
words; and now and then
three words—but "They Satisfy '' means'"To gratify fully.''
Why do these two words
"they satisfy" fit Chesterfields? Because Chesterfield
Cigarettes are milder. Because Chesterfield Cigarettes
taste better.
Chesterfield's way of blending and cross-blending fine
Turkish and Domestic tobaccos brings out better flavor
and aroma.
They Satisfy!
New Era Professors
List Many Activities
Member- ot tin facitlt; of tin New :
Km eollegi ha\e been l,n-:, with writ
i,if and lei iiirine in addili 'ii to lb. ir ;
regular dulic-. John Uol.lin. in-uin lor
in l-Tglish, has Lsiven a -erie. oi talks
ou tile Philippine- ; Alfred l hild, his
l,,r>. iiccutly addressed tin I muiecli |
cut lh lonea! society . I en hentt, i la in
i,try, addressed a chapter m the Mate
Archiological ns-oci:
u at M'henec
taily ; I'.albino bloies, y.paiaT spoke l.,
the t ollegi Spanish club Let I m -da\ : !
II. M Ki. -in. Herman and I i.nch, j
ha- |,ee„ making a u e •• ,.i ...Idr.on the ,eo„o,„.e ciisis. and Hi' lira
tor h Kimball, uiathcntalie -. lead
|,a|„i helnre lb. American Mail
malics socni\.
Herald l rowningshield, loiiuii. n
published an article mi imrl'
\Tw York in a ruei.l issii. oi Mller, I
H a r n Wiii'lliman. art in-iii
now on . xbibilinii al tin I I
niasi|i
Biology Club Elects
Officers for 1933-34
Cerlnidi
presidenl
K'nsellbelg..
ol
biology
I'H.t .1-1. a e c n r d i i i g
ol
elnl
s
made
'34,
.bib
mi
will
lo an a m
dining
Chester field
b,
ihe year I
iccmcnl
the
week
Miss kosenberg will I"' assisted by
eight olhei ollicei's
Khnu Nesler.son, '.15, will be \ ice
president, while Kllcn Downing, 34,
will be secretary lie.isiuei
The ic
mauling newh elected ollicers are:
field secretary, Marion Cornell, '34;
historian, Anita l-'ralick, 34; edi
tor „l "Leaves," Helen Coddanl, \?4 ;
senior representative, Leon Roy, 34;
junior representative, Ruth Williams,
'35; sophomore representative, Luella
Weiscn, '36.
|
tri& cltiaref/e
tnecwareUe
im,
Lh.., HIT at MYBM TOBACCO CO.
lualb
MILDER
tnat TASTES BETTER
Page 4
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MAY 18, 1933
Is Dance Chairman
GLASSES COMPETE
FOR STOUT AWARD
Final examinations will begin Wednesday morning, May 31, and end Tuesday morning, June 13, according to the
schedule announced by Miss Elizabeth
VanDenburgh, College registrar, this
week. Arrangements for conflict examinations are to be made not later
than next Wednesday with the instructor who authorized the conflict.
The schedule is as follows:
ty*
Students to Give Four Plays;
1938, 1936 Seek Victory
Tomorrow Afternoon
GIVES
ANNOUNCES EXAMINATION SCHEDULE SECRETARY
PROGRAM DETAILS
'«<
V » " ^
_.
!
T h e first contest in inter-class rivalry
PwUBB ^BT^'^I
on Moving-Up Day will be conducted
a t 2:30 o'clock in the Page hall audi& :
torium when the four classes present
their stunts. The freshman and sophoKl..-. :' ^-'" _^M
^B
more stunts will be judged and three
WEDNESDAY, MAY :il
i
V*- '•^mm'
points will be given to the class winning
the decision. There will also be a decision revealing the best of the four
T^.
.,
I
stunts presented.
The senior stunt, directed by Cecelia
Fox, will include: Laura Styn, Bernard Kerbel, Marie Judd, John Grosvenor, Eugenia Millard, Naomi Albrccht, Isabel Hewitt, Homer Sheffield,
Margaret Roohan, Marjorie Morton,
William Collins, Amalia Pesko, Helen
Cadieux, Stewart Gay, and Charlotte
Lohnas.
Ralph Harris, w h o will be general
The junior cast, under the direction chairman of the Senior Ball to be
of Jean Craigmile, includes: Marion conducted M o n d a y night, J u n e 19,
THURSDAY, JUNE 1
Lloyd, William Nelson, Mary Moore,
«J A. M.
Room
Grenfell Rand, George
Ketcham, at the A u r a n i a club.
An .1—208
Cnm. 1 •-'(>
Charles Kissam, Maybelle Matthews,
1
1
-Ml
Thomas Garrett, Marion Mleczyk,
Knil. 111! 11(1
Roger Bancroft, Katherine H a n s , and
Julia Shields.
Marion Heinemann, director of the
sophomore stunt, will have the following in her cast: Clifford Rail, Lois
Odwell, William Jones, Valentine Reutowich, Alexander
Jadick,
Lucile
Hirsh, Wilfred Allard, Hilda Heines,
The annual Senior Ball of the class
Janet Norris, Harriet Ten Eyck, Mar- of 1933 will be conducted at the Aurgaret Strong, Doris Howe, Mary
l-i.
II
1 1 1 . 11,1
Clark, Gertrude Morgan, John Bills, ania club, Monday night, June 19, from
Gertrude Nealand, Elizabeth Gregory, nine until one o'clock. This will be
Carlton Coulter, and Elaine Cronin.
the last social function of the class.
FRIDAY, JUNE
The freshman stunt will be directed Ralph Harris will act as general chairbv Ivy Shepard and will include:
man of the dance.
George Bancroft, Edward Collins, Rose
The committee chairmen for the
Einhorn, Blodwvn Evans, Evelyn
O'Brien, Edward' Oldfield, Marjorie event will include : arrangements, John
Wheaton, William Shahen, Sam Sil- Detlcfson; bids, Edward Coyne; proverman, Dolores McFarland, Marjorie Kalaidjian, Ralph Altman, E s - grams, Margaret Kurilccz; decorations, Laura Styn and Naomi Alther Carlson, and Miriam Coutant.
brecht ; chaperoiies, Margaret Service:
refreshments. Mary T r e l a ; music, J.
Bruce Filby ; publicity, Alvina Lewis;
and floor, William Collins.
Bids for the dance will be two dollars and a quarter. All students who
Dorothy Griffin, '34, will be president desire to attend will be given an opof debate council for next year as a portunity to sign on the main bulletin
result of elections conducted last week.
MONDAY, JUNE
M.
Kix.m
Miss Griffm has participated in both board in Draper ball.
class and varsity debates, and was a
member of the team which met Middlebury college this spring.
Frances Higgins, '34, will be vicepresident of the council and Kenneth
Christian, '35, will be secretary. Other
officers will include: manager, Milton
Edward Schworm, '34, will be presiGoldberger, '35: publicity chairman,
Bessie Hartman, '35, and member-at- dent of College House next year as a
\l,il- IA 111
large, Grenfell Rand, '34.
result of elections conducted recently.
Marcia Gold, '33, is retiring presi- Idwal Parry, '35, will be vice-president of debate council.
TUESDAY, JUNE (>
dent.
The other ollic,
are ; bouse
manager, R obert Me\
'34 ; secretary, Karl 1 ".hers,
ergeant-alarms, Thou as K
The annual tennis tournament sponInduction ol 1
sored by the Girls' Athletic association will be resumed next week. Helen be conductei Sun
Rich, '35, will continue as chairman. o'clock, Mr Fix
The tournament began last autumn but lion will be form
was discontinued during the winter
Anthony Dorsi
ls the r
sports season.
Young,
Five matches remain to be played. illg preside] 1 ani
The contestants will include: Edith is the retirii g ho
Tepper, Jean Watkins and Edna Becker, seniors; Mary Day and Dorothy
A CIFT FROM
Munyer, juniors; and Evelyn Staehlc,
'35. M i s s Rich will serve as umpire
for the matches, which will be con
MEANS MORE
ducted on the courts in Washington
r4 : •:•''. '"^IH
s
\
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7
>) A. M.
Room
Com. 7A—302
Eootl, 4-206
Elllio. 1-201
Enii. 27—M
Gen. Set.--01,1 Gym
l.uilii 7—ill
L. S. 17—20
Hiyslcs 1—Old Gym
Phyxica 2-01,1 Gym
2 P. M.
Ruoni
111,,I. 6—161
Kiluc. 16—201
FT. 10--100
Kr. IS- 110
llisl. (i Old Gym
Hlal. 13 Old Gym
Math. 3 206
Phil. 7—200
Eng. 8 - 2 0
FOR ALUMNI DAY
Preparations for Alumni day, on Saturday, June 17, have been completed,
according to Mrs. Bertha E. Brimmer,
'00, secretary and executive secretary
of the alumni association. Miss E.
Emma Wilbcr, '17, is general chairman
of the alumni day committee.
Dccenteimial class reunions that will
he stressed arc '83, '93, '03, '13, "23, '30,
'31, il. Features of Ihe day's program
will be the dedication of Hawlcy
library, and the innovation of an alumni
"Step Sing.''
THURSDAY, JUNE 8
'> A. M.
Room
Chcm. 11—250
Com. 7—300, 301
Cum. 8- -302
The business to be brought up before the business session in the afternoon includes the election of three new
members of the board of directors of
the association to fill '
icated by
three directors who
en
t xpire in
June of this year.
The complete program
he day's
activities follows:
\
Greek 1 -110
llisl 1 -Old CJ-HI
I'liv- cit!. 4 - III,
S|„,i sli 5 :
2 V. M.
K»«
An 2—208
Biol. 5—01(1 Cym
9—111
lii.w 3-206
HUl .1 -20
Uiii 10A -110
Spnn -li 15 34
",
9:00
10:00
10:30
I I :
FRIDAY. JUNE •>
1933 TO DANCE
AT ANNUAL BALL
MONDAY, JUNE 19
Hefi-lrnlion
Ho Mi.l, DllAI'EII H A U
Cla.s Mecttn
Sec "Clus! Reunion llcndquartc
Club Meeting
ton. DitAi'Eii HALL
ny Club Meellnij
10:00
-12:00
Alt)
Illl,
II-ili-
Ii„l,
llllAI'KII
II M.I.
" I11.1.l l a w l r y
Libra
ll.,ni,l ,.( I)i
MONDAY.
A. M. Hot,
2
3110. 31)2. 3 0 4
DOROTHY GRIFFIN
WILL HEAD 1934
DEBATE COUNCIL
ALUMNI MEET
Alumni of (iamma chapter of Kappa
Delta Kbo fraternity recently organized an alumni association, (i. La Verne
Carr, '20, was elected president. Dr.
Milton G. Nelson, professor of education, and Dr. Kalpli A. Heaver, instructor in mathematics, alumni of the fratcniit'. will scrv. as adur.ors ot the
association.
11 ESDAY, Jt \ K 13
M.
II no m
College House Elects
Next Year's Officers
For a Bite to Eat and Something
King's
G. A. A. Tennis Matches
To Resume Next Week
VAIN H E U S E N
Park.
TO CONDUCT HIKE
Biology club will conduct a picnic
next Wednesday afternoon al 5 (ID
o'clock at Meadowdale, located at ihe
fool of the Heidelberg mountains,
Each person is asked in bring his own
lunch. The hot drink will he furnished
by the faculty. The cost of transportation and further delails will be posted
on the main bulletin board in Draper
hall. All students of the College are
invited to attend.
s
Kandy
Marie in
Spr
"™ toga
Pure Home Made Candy
and Ice Cream
846 Madison
Evening
Avenue
Tel. 2-9785
Appointments
Dial
4-9481
Lucille Beauty Salon
CHARLES
208 Quail
Street
The Van Heusen Charles Company
ntstont vsltli Quality and Workn
470 B r o a d w a y , A l b a n y , N, Y.
Three Seniors Obtain
1934 Teaching Posts *
Three more seniors have received
leaching positions during the la-,1 week,
according to 1'rofcssor John M. Saylcs,
principal of Milne High school and
secretary of the placement bureau
Reginald Swan will leach Latin and
education at Green Mountain Junior
college, I'ouliiie), Vermont; Francis
I.ippold will leach commerce ai Johns
town Commerce school, and Leonard
Gadway is to leach commerce al Mor
risonville.
Sweet
Open Evenings
hy Appo
Keep Beautiful at Palladino's
Hair Mobbing
Permanent
Waving
Finger and Marcel
Waving
at Popular
Prices
133 No, P e a r l S t .
Kitz 85 So. Pearl S i .
11 No. Pearl S t .
Dial 3-4231
Dial 5-2015
Dial 3-3632
Madison Beauty Salon
Gabrieleen
Oil Wave $7.50 («•« t*trU-rr»e.
Dial 7-9617
S05 Madison Avenue
Heels
FRANK II,
EVORY & CO.
Floyd H. G
raves
850 Madison
Printers
GOWNS
36-38 Heaver Street
91 Steps
Dial 2-6802
Avenue
.Ml Kindts of S h o e R e p a i r i n g
845 Madison Ave
General
Cupped
A. Sottosanti
Hast of Pearl
Street
Drugs and Pharmaceuticals
T e l e p h o n e 6-3462
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MOODS
-:-
CAPS
For All Degrees
T h e c o u i n r y ' s l a r g e s t m a k e r of a c a d e m i c c o s t u m e s
Sole. Depository
oj ihe Intercollegiate
GOTRKIX & LEONARD,
Bureau
Albany, N. Y.