State
VOL.
ege Ne ws
XXI, No. 10
STATE COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS, ALBANY, N. Y., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4,
Residence Halls
To Have Second
Holiday Dance
Lew Rider and His Orchestra
Will Furnish Music
for Dormitory
' N E W S ' LISTS COUPLES
Students will be Hostesses to
College Men Tonight
At Fall Formal
Lew Rider it in] his orchestra w i l l
f u r n i s h tlic music I'm' I lie second nil
m i n i f u l l f o r m a l nl' tlic A l u m n i Residence hulls, in he conducted in the
Ingle
m i in t o n i g h t , according
tn
Agnes T I I I T I I I V . '.'17, |il''.'siili'i>1.
Decorations hnve been planned In
c u r r y out :i Vulotide theme I'm' (lie
dlUlcc which w i l l I:iyI ('null H:tHI unt i l I :IKI it'cluck.
Outsiders ni.-iy tittend the a f f a i r us
guests ol' H i " students nl' Ihr Rcsideuce hulls.
Sully
Johnson,
'117, tuid
Molly
H o w l i n g , 'lis, ure co-chairmen of the
dance.
Residence hulls students miij their
guests i n c l u d e :
IIopo Rogers, ','17,
and James Z i i b u i i , ','IH; Norma D i x o n ,
'88, iinil W a r r e n Densiunre, '.'!S ; .leiiu
K d g c u m b c , "AH, mill Raymond Disk,
'.'17; unil M o r r i u i n ( l o u l d , 'AH, iiiul
L o u i s W i l s o n , g r a d u a t e student.
Hilah
Footo,
'.'19, mid
Arthur
S c h u y l e r , o f C o r n e l l ; Charlotte Fox,
Mil, ' lind (loorgo S h u | . i n i ,
K.I'.I.;
Harriet
(Ireeu,
'.ill, find
Lawrence
•SI l a t l i n T , ' : i ! i ; Region M u r p h y , '.'HI,
and A l S t c i n e r t , R . I ' . I . ; Rita I'oinero.v, Ml), unil Dick Ochsner, R . l ' . l . ;
R u t h Sax by, 'Ad, unil .liimes Jnhnsoii, ','IH; Jean S t r o n g , 'AH, find John
K a r l Bloom, U n i o n ; V i r g i n i a S t r o n g ,
','lil, nn.l Al . l i i r r e t , R . l ' . l . ; niul V i r
giniii
Wegener,
'.'!!',
mid
.lack
H l i n d e l l of A l h i u i y .
Hetty
Dennilirk,
'Ml, mid
John
W n s i l e w s k i , '-III; Rosalind Prey, '40,
a n d .Tack IL'ilstoail o f Poughkoepsie;
Miiriii
(ICIIOVII,
'In,
and
(ioorgc
Slangier,
'4(1; Helen ( f r i l i b i n , '111,
and
Mill
Mallhcws,
I'ninii;
unil
(liiirlolti!
Xielsen,
'4(1, and
Paul
Hawkins, B.P.I.
M a r i e O ' M e a r i l , ' - I " , ami Irn Fink
o f lloosick F u l l s ; Doris I'm i/.nl. ' I d ,
and
I r u in
S| illger,
'.'17 ;
(Vcile
Pockross,
'10, ami A n
l l i s k i u of
A H u i i i y ; Florence Przyboruvvskn, '4<l,
and Dull M i i r t i a , ' I I I : L i l l i a n liiv
k i n d , ' I d , uinl Nullum Lewis. ' : ; s ;
Alice
Riishiuer,
'-Id, ami
('hmles
S i i n a i i l uf A l l u i n y ; Fay S.-l
r, ' I d ,
uinl I I n man llnskill uf Puiighkeepsio ;
K i i i h e r i n e S m i t h , '-III,
I Arthur
I'hil.l..-, ' I d : I'hyliis S r u t l . ' H - , and
(lay
\i|iiiliiin,
uraihiatc
si uileiil ;
Iv'ila S u l l i i an, ' I n , and Denier i . i a f t u i i
o f \\ aid,-n : ami Victoria VmikuHski,
'•Id, and .1 oh II W i i n i e , ' I n .
( ( nn I null
il
ml
flllHl
-,
riillllllll
.'I I
V a n d e r p o e l , Densmore
To D e b a t e at Colgate
dailies Vnndel'i
I, '.",7, ami \\ ali e n Del - ure, 'AH, menilier.s u I' the
Vil 1'siIy deliille squad, will allelic! a
round tnlilc cnlll'erelice al
Colgate
I ' I I i \ i-IMIIy in I l i i i i i i l l o i i , \ i - «
Vnrk,
no
Tlllll'Silliy,
December
III.
Mi
Louis ('. ,lours, delude conch, will
Ucroinpllll.V the debaters.
The slidjeel I'm discussion is: ' ' R e
s o h e d : T h a i Hie Extension of Cons u m e r ' s Conpeinl ivrs W i l l llelielll the
(ieuerul
I'uldic.1'
Htuduuts
from
P r i n c e t o n I ' l i i v e r s i l y , Colgate Uiiivel'sit.V, Hlld Slate college w i l l p a r t i c i p a t e
i i i the dim-nasi on.
Assembly
Will Vote
On 'Mosts',
Delegate
R.P.I. Rivalry Battle Tomorrow
Will Open College Court Season
On the assembly p r o g r a m l i t i s
m o r n i n g w i l l lie votes f o r
I'rda()i>!)iii " M o s t s " f o r the class o f
I il.".".
The yearbook hoard w i l l
continue the policy of h a v i n g the
' • M o s t s " votes in the f u l l .
A l l members of the student
association w i l l vote for eight
seniors.
The " M o s t s " w i l l i n clude; most popular man, most
popular
girl:
most
handsome
man, mosl b e a u t i f u l g i r l ; most
versatile
man,
most
versatile
g i r l ; I he man who has dune most
fin- State college, and the g i r l
who hus done must f o r State.
Optimists
Favor
BUSES WILL LEAVE
State
Over
FOR TROY AT 7:00
Address by Coach Hatfield
Will Climax Pep Meet
In Assembly
Buses
attend
U'evotes
will also be taken
lodiiy In determine S t a t e ' s delegate to X.S.F.A, national convention.
The three highest in
last week's balloting were Warren
Densmore, Herbert
Drooz,
and Leslie Knox, j u n i o r s .
the
college
an
motion
Benin rd
students
opportunity
picture
R.
lecture
Hubbard,
lo
by
will
be
attend
the
S.,1.,
a
Rev.
Thurs-
day evening at 8:30 o'clock, in l'age
hall.
Father Hubbard w i l l speak under
I he sponsorship o f the Newman club
and its Alumnae association, l i e w i l l
have an entirely new p r o g r a m , his
topic
being;
''('limbing
to
The
S p i r i t ' s H o m e " , the story of his
latest expedition.
The lilins lo be shown g r a p h i c a l l y
p o r t r a y the hazards undergone by
the expedition as well as d e p i c t i n g
I lie scenic beauties of Alaska and
I lie newly developed colony in the
Malilalitlskn valley.
It was d u r i n g
ilns t r i p thai Father H u b b a r d met
w i l l i an accident that nearly cosl
Iii III his l i f e , when his boat
was
crushed.
The (Hinder Priest, as he is known,
has now finished ten years of study
in tin 1 ice Hue area.
Members nl' the Newman A l u m n a e
nssociiit ion lire in charge of
the
presentation,
Admission w i l l be one
«li.liar.
at
7:00
at
Troy
avenue
I he ne. esl igut inn, including a si inly
uf elementary ediicaliou, vvilh a view
tu the provision of a u x i l i a r y services,
- m i l as Uinse fur handicapped chil(lieu, mid n study uf all types o f
seconilury edllcatiull vvilh p a r t i c u l a r
a t t e n t i o n In their ailcuiiney fur the
t r a i n i n g of youth,
W i l l i a view In determining Ihe
f u t u r e rule uf teacher t r a i n i n g in
s l i l i i l i n n s , a study uf the selection,
t r a i n i n g , q u a l i t y , and s i m u l a n t s o f
cnmpeiisnt inn uf the teaching pcrson-
wish
will
to
leave
entrance
o'clock.
to
Today's
will
feature a pep
meeting
tu
up
college
fur
the
Hatfield
will
work
spirit
Couch ( I . Klliot
the
assembly.
A l l who wish to go to the game
by bus must sign up on I he main
b u l l e t i n board in the rotunda before
I 2 : 3 o o'clock today.
Bus fare is
thirty-five
rents
mid
admission
tickets at It. P. 1. w i l l be f i f t y cents.
The assembly this m o r n i n g
will
include mass cheering by the student
body led by the student association
cheerleaders and a pep talk on sportsmanship by Couch Hatfield.
The r i v a l r y
debate between the
sophomore
and
freshman
classes,
o r i g i n a l l y planned fin today, has been
postponed u n t i l J a n u a r y L'L'.
R.P.I.
State To Face Engineer Team
In Traditional Encounter
J o h n Demi, '.'17, " S t a t e in a
closely contested game.
Veteran
strength should give us the n o d , "
Evelyn I l a i n n n n , '.'17, ' ' I refuse to commit myself but R . l ' . l .
will
win
the
post-game
dance
marathon,"
John .Murphy, '.'17, " T r a d i t i o n
makes me pick H . P . I . "
Fred
Dexter,
'37,
"State.
Hetting odds ure - - ! , with no
takers."
Thomas llreen, 'H7, " T h e best
I en in w i l l w i n . "
Nun Emory, ','IH, " 1 t h i n k State
will win.
Why?
I just
think
they w i l l , t h a t ' s a l l . "
Fd l l u l i h a n , ','17, " 1 pick State.
R . l ' . l . has. lost f o u r o f its last
y e a r ' s regulars while we hnve lost
only o n e . "
I la IT Gall'licy, 'Itil, " I 'II go otll
mi Hie l i m b fur R . l ' . l . "
Kveryliody else hopes that State
w i l l w i n , anyway.
Respective Freshman Squads
To Meet In Preliminary
To Main Game
E. E. Potter Club Pledges Fifteen; Kappa Delta Rho, Thirteen;
Interfraternity Council Completes First Task
T w e n t y eight freshmen pledged membership to S l a t e ' s two f r a t e r n i t i e s
Alnnduy, to conclude the first organized rushing season under the d i r e c t i o n
o f the I n t e l f r a t e r n i t y council.
Fifteen freshmen were pledged tu the
E d w a r d E l d r v d Putter club, and thirteen tu (lamina chapter u f K a p p a Delia
"Rho.
The fifteen freshmen pledges lo Potter club a r e :
Norman A r n o l d , L a r r y
Malog, W i l l i a m B a r r e t t , Joseph Cuppiollii, Angelo Cherro, Hubert Cogger,
Richard Donley, W i l l a r i l F r i l i i i c l i l , K e n n e t h Ilaser, L l o y d K e l l y , Homer
Bureau Announces
G r a d u a t e Placements
The appointment bureau announces
tin- placements of four State college
g radnales.
They a r e : John Peck, '.in, cum
merce, ( i r a n v i l l e Oollegialo
center:
Enid liiitcher, '3(1, physical education,
Chadwicks;
I ' h y l i i s (Irossiuan,
\'l(i,
commerce, Orleans Business i n s t i t u t e ,
A l b i o n ; Augusta Shoor, " l > , English,
Win-rest cr.
Here
i m l is included in the survey, as well
i l i v e s l i g a l i u i i of the demands
: a-- an
; ami f a c i l i t i e s f u r higher ('ducal ion
; and adllll edllcatiull al public expense,
|
Dr. Charles I I . J i n b l , head of the
! depart nielli of eilurul inn al the I'ni
, versily
uf
Chicago,
directed
the
, divisiuii
investigating
the
teacher
j t r a i n i n g ami personnel. The iiumbeis
I uf his Haff vv hu visiled Stale college
j vv i re:
Dr.
Zens
Smith,
assislanl
| professor uf ediicul ion al the I'nivcr
sily of ('hiciign : Dr. I'eik, pro lessor
uf education al the I'liiversily
nl'
M iuiiesula ; Dr. Orvill l(. L a t h a m ,
president uf
Iowa Slate Teachers'
college; Dr. W a l l e r I'. M o r g a n , president uf Western I l l i n o i s Slate Tench
ers'
college;
Dr.
.lames
L.
Mc
( oliiiugliy,
president
of
Wcsloyuu
university, Middleluvvn, Cuuneclieul |
and Dr. I I . A. Sprague, president uf
Muntclair
Teachers'
college,
who
addressed
the
11:111 assembly
on
November L'l.
TECH COURT AT TROY
TO BE SCENE OF TILT
Prc-giinic sentiment was r u n n i n g
almost to optimism t h r o u g h the
halls o f State this week.
Various
shining l i g h t s t h i n k the f o l l o w i n g
things
about
tomorrow
night 's
tussle w i t h R.P.I.i
Fraternities End Rushing
As 28 Freshmen Pledge
Members of Regents Inquiry
End Survey of Facilities
Seven
iiiriiibers uI' lite
Regents
inquiry i i i l u In character ami cost of
public c d i t c i l iuu in Ihr -.lair uf New
Viuk visited M a l e i-nllege during the
pasi month.
Their liudings w i l l be
iiiciu pointed in a blanket survey uf
the , d u r a t i o n syslnn uf New V n r k ,
the u l t i m a t e results uf which will lead
In a revision uf Hie s t a l e Education
Law.
" • e v i l main divisions have been mil
lined by Ihe Hoard of Regenls fur
who
assembly
address
of Famed Cleric
night
Washington
game.
Newman Club Alumnae Group
To Sponsor Appearance
students
the State c o l l e g e - R . I ' . l . game
college
Father Hubbard
To Speak Here
Slate
for
tomorrow
The ('(inference w i l l be conducted in Dallas, Texas, this year.
given
$2,00 Per Year, 32 Weekly Issues
1936
Leggett, John Moore, Roger M o r n n ,
.lames Q u i n i i , and W i l b u r Valley.
The Kappa Helta Iv'hu pledges a r e :
Paul Culver, David
Dickson, O t t o
Howe, Joseph M r K e i m , Robert M a r t i n ,
John
Xewsteail, Jnhn Ryan, John
Shearer,
Walter
Simmons,
Stewart
S m i t h , Roberl Stevens, Max Sykes
and W i l l i a m Mr K r a c k e i i .
The 1 n l e r f r a l e r a i t y council is still
in the experimental stage and this
rushing period marks Ihe lirsl lime
thai Hie two f r a t e r n i t i e s have r'nl
lowed a c o n s t i t u t i o n and cuupernted
I in their rushing a c t i v i t i e s .
The council was started las' year
al tin' combined sprin:; banquet uf
Ihr Ivvu f r a t e r n i t i e s , al which a run
I si il nl inn was f o r m a l l y adopted.
Tim enlist i t u l i o u
uf
Hu
uinl
slates I ha! no bidding be done before
ihe Monday preceding Thauksgiv ing
ami Ihe b i i l i I I I I I - I bu returned the
Monday
aflei
the
ThniiksgivhiL;
I'ecess.
Tin- I n t e l I'ralei nily ruiim il I'm bids
either f l a f e r i l i l y In bid any f u r t h e r
freshmen mil il Mm second semester.
The council w i l l also I'oslei the
n l a l ions uf all I lu> mi n in the m l
lege and w i l l promote
cooperation
between the Ivvu I'raternil ii s.
A. E. Phi Will Sell Seals
Alpha
Epsiluii
Phi s u n n i l y
will
coiniueiice selling Christinas seals on
Monthly, The sale is to be conducted
in front of the College Annex u u l i l
Christmas m e n t i o n .
M a r i o n Cohen, ','17, w i l l be chair
mail o f this I r n d i t i o u a l event which
has been carried oil here at college
f u r many yours.
The surority urges
everyone to buy the seals as they
are for a w o r t h w h i l e cause.
At 9:00 O'clock
DANCING TO FOLLOW
A fast,
well-experienced
State
basketball quintet, will open its
1936-37 season tomorrow night by
journeying to B.P.I, where they will
seek revenge for a decisive 30-20
loss handed them by the diminutive
hut fast Engineers last year.
A
similar diminutive quintet will face
State tomorrow night with five of
last year's varsity squad seeing
action.
Coach
Donald has lost
through
graduation
seven
of
his
varsity
letlerinen.
However three o f
the
four vacant berths w i l l be capably
filled by lelterinen o f last season's
campaign. On account o f the s t r a i n
and
tiresomeness
uf
ten
minute
periods, Ihe R . l ' . l . mentor w i l l probably use two quintets, each p l a y i n g
live consecutive minutes to bo relieved by a fresh quintet tu finish the
period.
Whether Cuach Hatfield w i l l use
I wo quintets for each period is unknown.
Hut. to the " l o c k e r
room
b o y s " it w i l l make no difference, as
they " f e e l " that State has one of
the strongest quintets in its b r i e f
history of basketball and v i c t o r y is
Ihe inevitable. Whether the Donaldcoach aggregation
will
be s t r o n g
enough
defensively
to
check
the
quickly-executed offensive which the
Purple and Cold have been w o r k i n g
strenously, f o r the post weeks to perfect remains a deciding factor.
R . l ' . l . ' s quintet w i l l suffer ihe loss
uf Powers, s h i f t y f o r w a r d , who caplured scoring honors in last y e a r ' s
t i l l : Mar Feelers, lanky b u l l - t a p p e r ;
Ma m i I le ami Duelling, two uf the
best defensive men the
Engineers
had: ami llovey ami Wesley, both
varsity lottermen.
However, tu both
fill
these
massive
gaps
and
tu
cuiiulerhiilailce a lack o f height w i l l
be a fast and s h i f t y squad coupled
vvilh ihe uncanny shooting t y p i c a l uf
lie
i o j a n squait
ft 'out in in it
/>".'/'
I'nllllllll
u )
Council To Initiate
Annual Fall Formal
Lew Rider and his leu piece
oicheslrn w i l l furnish the music
fur lie
Interfraternity
formal
next siiini'day night, according
in Fred Hester and John Murphy, seniors, rn chairmen.
Dancing will be f r
!I:3U to
I - :.'lii in l he Lounge uf Richardsun H a l l .
A l l i l m ariaiigeiueiils are in
charge uf ihe uicmln is uf I nier
f r a t e r n i t y council.
The pledges
of
each
fraternity
will
take
charge of refreshments, lloor, and
i" leu u up,
This w i l l be Ihe lirsl f o r m a l
social event sponsored by ihe
I i i l e r f r a l e r u i t y council. The f i n
ternities hope tn make this mi
annual event uf the f a l l sucial
season. The lirsl nuclei t a k i n g o f
this new council was the sioukel'
fur the freshman men. The supervision o f the rushing season
jusl
cumpleled
was
the
lirst
m a j o r lask uf this new group.
Ilids f o r the f o r m a l
two dollars per couple.
will
be
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There Goes the Whistle
State's major sport basketball, assumes the.
number one position in college life for the next
three months as tlie Purple and (!old ball chasers
gallop over the R.P.I, court to I lie tune of the
referee's whistle.
And the schedule, which
could well be the envy of many a college, .should
briny delight to the followers of the Teachers.
Let's start the season off with the whole school
behind our most potent representatives in the
intercollegiate world. The assembly cheering
this morning should he more than a few discordant sounds, and tomorrow night should
witness a whole line of buses on the route to
Troy.
Members of the varsity have been undergoing
daily routine for over a month now, and their
efforts should be backed up by attendance during the season. On the eve of the lirst battle—
the best of luck, boys.
Thirty-Six Days Left
Now that Thanksgiving vacation is a matter
of the past, and the gauntlet of mid-semester
exams has been run, we wonder—have I hey been
in vain ?
A sane analysis of both will leach a lesson
to those conscious freshmen still anxious to make
a scholastic success. We regret that the majority of iipperclassnicn arc tun far gone to change
now,
Whether or not you raise your present tirade*
the final exams depends upon the amount of
work you will do beginning today. There arc
fourteen days left until the Christmas recess.
.Make every one count. Don'l j u s ! mark lime
between vacations, but spend a few less evenings going fraternity or sorority, a few less
hours in the Commons, a few more Saturday
afternoons in (food intensive work, and get thai
term paper or back reading done. We don'l
advocate your becoming a grind, but we do
urge moderation.
Don'I kid yourself into thinking you will
accomplish wonders over the Christinas vacation. A review of the amounl of work accomplished, over the Thanksgiving recess in proportion to the wealth of intentions, adequately
proves how vacations lend themselves to peaceful
iiiopiilence.
(Jet the work done now.
lieincmher, after vacation there are but twentytwo davs to the .January final exams.
As handed to us, i t contained a l i t t l e s t a t e m e n t a t
the t o p of t h e page t o the effect t h a t i t was a S a n s k r i t
tale i l l u s t r a t i n g tile ' O r i e n t a l a t t i t u d e o f h o w woman's
m e r i t s were chiefly physical a n d her defects chiefly
moral."
W e have been interested i n observing the
reaction of numerous S l a t e collegians, of b o t h sexes,
to the c o m p o s i t i o n .
We discovered t h a t a number
of s t r o n g - m i n d e d f e m i n i s t s I m m e d i a t e l y arose in a n u s
on discovering t h a t no m e n t i o n had been made of
Woman's ( w i t h a c a p i t a l ) i n t e l l e c t u a l m e r i t s .
Vet gentlemen of o u r acquaintance have since rem a r k e d upon the exactness of (lie a n a l y s i s . W o m a n ,
they s l a t e d t r i u m p h a n t l y , is e t e r n a l l y t h e same. F r o m
t h i s , the a p t conclusion m i g h t be d r a w n t h a t , t h o u g h
(he s t a t u s of woman may have advanced t r e m e n d o u s l y ,
the a t t i t u d e of men ( o f S l a t e men, a t least) remains
unchanged; l l i i i s man is s t i l l l i v i n g in t h e d a r k of ",()()
]>.('.
As for (he women, they have declared Unit the
o n l y constant in the tale is its relleetion of t h e inconstancy of m a n .
Here's the t a l e :
" I n (he b e g i n n i n g when T w a s h t r i came to the creat i o n of w o m a n , he found t h a t he had exhausted his
m a t e r i a l s in t lie m a k i n g of man ami t h a t no solid
elements were l e f t .
In t h i s d i l e m m a , a f t e r p r o f o u n d
m e d i t a t i o n , be ilid as f o l l o w s : He l o o k t h e r o t u n d i t y
o f the nioim, and the curves of the creepers, anil the
c l i n g i n g of t i n 1 t e n d r i l s , and the t r e m b l i n g of the g r n - s ,
ami the slenderness of the reed, and t h e bloom of he
(lowers, and (he lightness of the leaves, and ihe
t i m i d i t y of t h e hare, a m i t h e v a n i t y o f the peacock,
ami the clustering of rows of bees, a m i the joyous
gaiety
of the sunbeams, ami the weeping of the
clouds, and the licklciless of the winds, and (lie softness of honey, anil the c r u e l t y of the t i g e r , and the
w a r m glow o f lire, a n d the coldness of snow, anil the
c h a t t e r i n g of j a y s , niul the cooing of the cuckoo, and
the hypocrisy of the crane, ami the l i d e l i t y of the
e h u k r a w a k a , and compounding a l l these together, he
made woman and gave her to m a n . lint a f t e r one
week, man came to h i m ami said, ' l a i r d . t h i - creature
y u i i have given me iiuikcs my life miserable.
She
chatters incessantly and lenses me beyond eniliirtiuec,
never leu v i l l i ! me a l o n e : and -lie requires incessant a t t e n t i o n , and l a k e - up a l l my t i m e ; ami - l i e cries about
n o t h i n g and is a l w a y s idle: ami so I have e
e In
give her buck again, as I can not live w i t h her.'
" Su T w n s h l r i said. ' V e r y w e l l ' and lie took her
back.
T h r u a f t e r another week, man runic again to
him and said. ' Lord, I find m y life is very lonely since
I gave y o u back this c r e a t u r e .
I remember how she
used In dance and sing I n me. and look nl me out of
the corner of her eye, and play w i t h inc. and cling to
me; a m i her l a u g h t e r was music, anil she was b e a u t i f u l
lu look a t , and soft I n t o u c h ; so give her back a g a i n . '
Then a l t e r only three d a y - , man came bach t o h i m
again and said, ' Lord, I k i m w Hot how i l i s ; hut a f t e r
all I have come to the conclusion that -he is more of a
t r o u b l e than a pleasure to m e ; su please t a k e Iter
back a g a i n . '
" lint T w n s h l r i said, ' O u t mi y o u ! lie nil'! I w i l l
have on mure of this.
Von must manage how y o u
can!'
And T w a s l i t r i replied. ' N e i t h e r eouhl y o u live
w i t h o u t her.' And lie t u r n e d his hark on m a n . and
went mi w i t h his Work.
Then man said. ' W h a t i - to
be dune?
f u r I ean m i l live either w i t h her or w i t h o u t
her'.'"'
Thomas, ' Smirci
Hook fur Social
(hit/ins'
Cover To Cover
Two Books For Children
( On sale
in tin1 i n o/i)
Fierce Face, by Dlinn Copal M u k e r j i .
K. I'. D u i t m i
Cuiupntiy, New S i n k .
$ I ,'i'i,
i n pages.
Fierce Face i - the story nf a tiger ctili a m i h i - t r a i n
nie Ii\ h i - liiulliei l i a g u i . A l l Ihe l i i - t (In i l l - uf I
I
iug, s t a l k i n g , k i l l i n g a r c related,
Pierce Pace learn-tu avoid the d r o u g h t , I n k i l l snakes, i n admire ele
plaint-.
T l u 1 line day liagui disappears, and Fierce
Knee - e l s m i l mi (rails nf h i - n w n , More a i U e n l i i r e I'.illow.
T " a d u l t s ; i - well as t u l i e children, t h i s honk i Ullimble in illteresl and in education. Dorothy l.athl'op
i l l u s t r a t i o n * add much tu the reader's pleasure in the
honk.
Bouncing Betsy, by Dorothy
Lnthrop,
Marniillnii
Company, N'cw V o r k . $i.:i.",.
17 page..
Here i - a d e l i g h t f u l - t o r v nf a frolicsome lamb ami
hi- adventures in the w o r l d .
M a r t hit, his l i t t l e g i r l
mother, tines In a p a l l y and t u r n s Hetsy loom' in Ihe
Held.-.
Hetsy meets m u m strange people, and d e - p i l e
-nine - I - . I i \ events, h a - an enjoyable day u n t i l - u p p e r
time arrives
Hetsy, cold, h u n g r y , and worn m i l , cries
her.-elf to -I p l u be found llici'e by M a r t h a r e t u r n ing fi'u'i le
parly. '
Cliildi 'I \ ill h u e B o u n c i n g Betsy nut u n l \ I'm ihe
e x c i t i n g event- but also for the graceful and a l t r i i e l i v e d r a w i n g - by ihe a r t i s t ,
For children live to ten
years old a more pleasant bunk could hardly be f o u n d .
Ronan, Katz Present
Advice to Young Men
State's Stage
To love-lorn advocates comes a
post-holiday hook Advice
to a
Doting Beau, by two of S t a t e ' s
better known informants on the
issue, Frances Ronan and Augusta K a t z .
Three Newcomers
Fourth Curtain
Four Stars
PLAYGORH
F i r s t aisle to your l e f t , sir. Curt a i n rises in t w o minutes.
Yes, sir,
i t ' s the Advanced Dramatics class's
f o u r t h presentation of the season.
Experienced critics maintain:
" R o n a n and Katz in this, the
first of a series of books of advice to young lovers, have met
a great need.
College students
should find this volume extremely
helpful as well as entertaining.
"Advice
to a Doling Beau is a
hook of wholesome advice on
technique, accompanied by explanatory pictures posed by some
of the world's loveliest models,
The illustrations alone make this
book worth your time and 1 rouble, especially trouble The book
varies in procedure from simple
lo couple calling with a recipe for
contented life.
" T h i s is a book that no young
man
between
seventeen
and
twenty-seven can afford lo miss.
Take it home lo Pad fur Christinas; he'll enjoy il l o o . "
Hellenics
11;1111111;i Kappa Phi provides (he
headline nl' the week. .Marina Burns,
\!S, now ex-MS, is the T h a n k s g i v i n g
bride uf W i l l i a m M a r k o v , g r a d u a t e
student o f last year.
('hi Sigma Theta w i l l lie at home
liiilay f r o m .'! :0(l In 5.-nil u 'clock for
its members ami Tamil v. Week end
guests at 1:7s included l i i l n
Kane
ami W i l h e l m i m i I'nlkovic uf the class
nf '.'ill.
Sapper and dinner are Ihe order
nl' (In' d a y . .Mr. ami M r s . I.unis (',
Junes entertained Kin I'lii at a h i i l l ' d
.'upper.
Phi
Delta
conducted
a
I'ni'imi!
Thanksgiving
dinner
on
X i u e i u l i e r L'l.
I'si
(rilllllliu
news
includes
the
a In I il n i r u i d p a r t y of Xoveinber g' I :
Week end guest l l a r r i " t l e lluodeiiow,
' , ' i l : .-IIIII the formal i n i t i a t i o n nf
.lane Sehwei'zman, M!).
T i m nluniuac n f Kappa Pelta w i l l
sponsor their annual card p a r l y fur
alumnae and members lonighl ai I he
• n r n r i l y house.
Sigma
Alpha
has received
into
pledge on inliership K'lIn I i i f f o r d , '.'Is ;
ami Hetty liliuce, b'ose K i l t e r , ami
I •unit li v T r a v e l , sophomores,
Kpsilon
lietn
I'lii welcomes into
pledge membership
Klinor
l.iclilel,
'.'IS.
State sman
Last year the Man nf Slate failed
In come through once because he was
ill ; I his last Week end I he college
was home sleeping. Sole news of the
w i ek, outside uf l iaiunia K a p \s in
r a p i i i i l a l i n i i through Hums, r m l c r s
ar
I t i n ' I in fin
b'e.'ol llie list of
surprises mi page one, column one,
ami w i cp.
N e \ l Mei k we shall ill
i lllge l i e secret uf Ihe T e r r o r now
iiiily I lie shadow k new -, ;i nd not r\ en
I In' - hadowei -. Vmir I I'ldy, . . .
T i l t ! \l \ \ ( I f s'l'ATK
C o u p l e s Will A t t e n d
R e s i d e n c e Halls Dane e
I I 'mil nun il
from
pilili
I , cii'miiii
I
Virginia
Stocl,
'!I7, ami Hob
Finery, t ' l i i u u ; M i l d r e d K i n g , '39,
niul .luck I f y u u , ' i n ; i'riedn i s i i r i ,
hill,
'.'iH, niul
I. / r u n , A l b a n y ;
Klniuc Morse, Ml), ami Turn I'M11<--.
Kvi'nciise; Margai'el S m i t h , '!!!), ami
H a r r i s o n r a t t e n , U n i o n ; Jayuo W i l l r a t h , '.'ID, and t ' r r d Zwick, H . l ' . l . ;
Klinor
Dibble,
Mo, ami
Murhlnu
I'lilriiinn, A l b a n y I ' h a n i i i i c y ; Frances
Field, ' i n , and .Veil K u g a i n . ';;;i •
Marian Kiugsley,
Mil, ami ,lames
* .'imlcrpiiel, ' ; ! 7 ; Harriet
Sprague,
' I " , and Hob Margisoa, '!17; Jane
Wilson, MO, and Christopher l . y t t l e ,
Syracuse: Agnes Torreils, ':I7, and
Fred Dexter, M 7 ; and M a r i a n His
liett, Ms, and .loseph l.eese, Iil),
The first play of Ihe evening
deservedly gets our four stars, both
for
Ihe
choice
(congratulations,
T o m ) , and Ihe work the class put
on the set.
The set was a new
a t t e m p t and c e r t a i n l y impressed Hie
audience.
I f seemed, however, to be
s l i g h t l y large, c r o w d i n g (lie a c t i o n
and m i n i m i z i n g the characters. The
lines of the stones were loo white.
We welcomed three newcomers in
this play.
Dee desse was Ilu- t y p i c a l
I'enunc du inomlc.
We could d e l e d
no Haw in her chnrarlerizat ion. Peter
H u r t is lo be c o n g r a t u l a t e d — a hard
part, especially in f a r c i c a l satire, vol
there were no apparent slips f r o m
character.
The third
newcomer,
banker Karl Cleaves, needs a l i t t l e
mure experience before he w i l l be at
rase un I hi' slage.
He a p p e a r e d
nervous and made many
pointless
moves ami gestures which detracted
Prom Ihe singe picture.
At limes
lie seemed ludicrous and :i bit helpless. Slate directors, remember that
,i j u d i c i o u s and non-repetitious use
nf gestures is ns important as y o u r
singe action.
Xow to our veterans.
Irwin Stinger gave a solid, respectable performance hardly up to son
f his
former parts,
l i e often slipped m i l
nf character and in un effort to regain il mumbled his speeches b a d l y .
We d i l l l l 'I gel some of his lines,
.lulin Kdge was passable, Our main
c r i t i c i s m is Hint he could have utIililied Ihe exaggeration of his p u r l
in the audience without b l a s t i n g n i l
his speeches. The hauler I lie line, I lie
inure we saw .John Kdge ami not I he
personality nf the judge.
The other
men were i n m l i Inn bombastic. J o h n
Kdwnrds was the suiuc .lohu K d w a r d s .
I f the director knows enough l u Iil
Ihe p u r l In J o h n and mil .lohu In
the p a r t , Kdwards w i l l always be
good. A g a i n , congrntlllnt inns In y o u ,
Tom K e l l y , f u r a successful play.
The second piny of the evening
was a decided let d o w n .
I l is n
mediocre
I'hi.v,
ami
was
badly
handled, The -el was g
I, all hough
minor details were overlooked.
A
l i p In the class when using Ihe
' ' e y e s ' ' , make sure Ihey are fastened
together over doors, lireplnces, etc.
We have said enough about T o m
Mechlin previously In repeal il now,
but w e ' r e wondering when our d i rectors
will
realize that
T
is
always just Tom and stop eiiiluir
Hissing hi in iiml the audience.
.I.'iliel Dibble wiis ton l l u l l e r y iiml
uncertain tu give an enjoyable per
fiirnmiice.
She obviously d i d nut
feel the part, in which she i n i g h l
have dune much l u speed the action
of
llr
play,
due
l.eese
WHS 1111
d m i b l e d l y Ihe mainstny uf the play,
U'l he Inn has a r e r t u i n slowness in
his speerh that see i| a bit iu.'ip
p r o p r i a t e lu his part.
However, he
gave nn excellent elmracleri'/iil ion o f
(lie self possessed burglar.
Ko
Hi
Do ran did nut convince us nf his
calling, probably liccan.se we could
not hear his lines.
Me was just
ie tIn• i churucler un the .singe.
Noti ices
Mathematics club: Christ mas pai l \ .
Thursday . S:im o'clock, lounge,
Mimic c o u n c i l : leu fur freshmen,
Monday. ID.'ill o'clock, h ge.
Classical club: Christinas i
ling.
Mollibn . i : l."i o'clock, lounge.
G r a d u a t e s : Christmas p a r l y , Tims
d a y , December 1,1, S :()() |a :lll) o'clock,
Inn'ige, dancing
Santii Clans
gift-.
Peace c l u b : meeting. Wednesday
al
C I O o'clock.
Professor Joseph
l i o l undo, d i v i s i o n of social studies at
I ' n i u i i college w i l l |)|i guest .speaker.
T u p l e : T h e Spanish crisis
its - i g
nil' IIIII'II ami i m p l i c a t i o n s .
A p p o i n t m e n t b u r e a u : deadline f o r
fee of $1,00, J a n u a r y H. Deadline f u r
pictures, December 11,
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, DECEMBER 4, 1936
Page 3
Hatfield Will Put in Veteran Courtsters Against /?. P. I.
ARE CO-CAPTAINS OF BASKETBALL
Canute's Corner
Engulf Engineers
.
.
.
Engineers Suffer
Graduation Losses
Repulse R.P.I,
(Continued from payc 1, column 5)
Topple The Trojans
Coach
-C.N.M.-
Ilatlield
will
be
severely
handicapped as the result o f
Initialinjr our weekly utterance with an advance estimate, we
foretell a four-point victory for State in the engagement with the
ll.P.I. engineers. As to the total score of each team, we offer
no pre-gamc opinion. Our preference leans toward postdiction
rather than prediction, anyway.
Initial Victory Lends Confidence
for Tough Schedule Ahead
A
crowded
I'age
freshmen
hull
quintet
court
off
to
saw
n
good
.stud n week ago lust I'Yulay night,
The victory margin was double that
which heal Milne High school last
.
.A
,, , .
.
,
.
,
l i g h t i n g l i n i s i loiind
-Id
"
lung end ol a ^li-L'L' score.
"
year.
oil
the
The
gi
was
throughout
and
one sided
and
holly
not
any
Until
Harrington's
n
l
K
at
affair.
' " " ' '""
point
\ revenge
:
a
rlid,
diaries
showed . half
slimv
It 11
'"'
itself
in
Margison 's ; l i . l ' . l .
"' il1 " 1 '
and
revenue
Ihe sweet,
last
little
I'd
shaky
about
-citing
l''rainenl
Stale
Ihe
leain
was
high
with
a bui'sl
second
period
man
for
I• v a scare of KSA.
. seconds uf play.
nl' - |
which
twelve
points,
led
the
line jnsl
I in
helped
final r a t i n g of eighteen |ioiuls.
wilh
in another
Ihe
•''
hi-
Tal'l.
school.
Until
was
Milne
ers were
Ihings
lliel,
very
wilh
renil
much
Stale
|7,'(l|(
s
in
I'ur
their
pill
lo
well eoaidiod
The
the
seiiedule.'
ivill
down
the seasoned
trams
to
be
'
Willi
the list, ihe.v
'
la
'K<-'
cou
°ys
Jllsl
Ullt
;
't
»
a r c
o f
I'1'1^'1
Im|
.
•",
b'.l'.l.
line, u
freshmen
al
Hec. |L'
aided in
Tiny.
w i
"
,S
lleatlv
at
(ireeii
s i n c e
'
s
W'' loi
at
W(
most
of
.I.in.
I"'
b'eiisselaer.
sboiibl
lie
• Ian.
L'.'!
Troy
t'eb.
"i
Husiness
b'eiisselaer
college.
f'el,.
I.'l
lleatley,
feb.
Hi
Amsterdam
Fob.
l11
L'H
Mont
nl' Ihe
not.
I'leasaul
I g
' ' '- -'[ li-l'-l- I'reshiuen,
'''''!'• - ' Ainslerdam,
March .", Mont I'leasaul at s, he
be
in
in
store
I'ur
('o capl llill
Ihe
Hick
I'm ward
wall, an e.V
anil,
in
Huucrul'l
depends,
is " nil " or
lime
is
of
crises
usually
ihe
I ' a i r i n g up at I be guard berths will
I Hike
I lershkow it/, and en eapiain
lohn Hy.in.
Winter Season
lliiliU
on
I lake is a lower uf some-
the
defense
man under the baskel.
s \ i r,v
Basketball
of
Snow Sports
u,,
fast,
little
tales are
The
I,all
and
repute.
ready In
a
and
the
Johnny
long
('nl hbcl't 's
and gave
most
L'ynu
Capable
man
substi
unds.
cohorts
WCI ,
gl II,-i mi
plav
males al
allolme
Ihe I'age hall r o i i r l
I' I
so thev
Graduates, Juniors Win
• on
The graduate si udeiils defeale,I ihe
ran piar
sopl
tire | heir d r i b b l e s ami uv, llieail -hols
Willi
the
opening
season mi
of
Momlav,
Ihe
is get
ling mil her arnica in preparation for
a i nun,I el' llnor
The
ineiil.
are
limbering
for
snpliouiorcs
in
ppiug
the
The
inlerrlass
juniors
will
up
up
seniors
will
toils
of
dear
old
right
up and
besl
anyone
skaling
ami
note
lo
( We
has
sinivv
Helen
Ihe ( I , A . A .
do
voiir
ban
Athletic
its
winter
spurts
will
be
athletic
l.olla
appointees
in
pro
Hunkers.
charge
Klhel
Utile,
Irani
of
Ihe
Ades,
llarhnw,
':;:•.
bowline,
rap
-lean
,|ran
Strong
'.",s,
ining
^ • #->
credit,
Delia
riding
served
which
welcoming
members
into
as
had
of
I he
the
11 iris '
Jiidilh
I\111ii 111ii:111 and
son,
Jean
Marjorie
•polls
big
for
were
part icip.'itiun
presellled
member-:
belli
Morrow
•eiiinrs;
liana
I., an
Second
N
g,
Ades.
I'Tances
I'hyllis
Dolan,
Arnold,
b'ita Sullivan, Marjorie
b'oirkle,
Virginia
Harrows,
florenre
Mac
sopho
'III.
Ilnrkey
SI rung,
MeXair,
Anderson,
I'nnl,
Smith,
W'il
Alice
Ui/abeth
Kalhryn
llei
It,
of
inlerrlass
Wednesday
baskelball
evening.
Decern
and
Ward,
Saf-
forwards;
Ihe
pivot
Levonian
is
Ihe
sole
man in
ing
lineup
mil
the
of
lasl
only
Pillows,
of
a
However,
Sall'ord
Hawh-ss, Klhel
I i race
Kiilliryn
lOngiueers' machine.
uct
uf
intramural
Trojan's
though
tdizabelii
Alien,
.leanette
Harlow,
fiirev,
florcnce
Kabrhiiian,
Howry,
Ades,
Arnold,
llitll
H u l / g y , Delhi
Virginia
llaberer,
Anne
King.
Helen
Mildred
Dorothy
Heuedicl,
Dolan,
MacHeau,
.Marion
b' o r k e f e l l e r , sophomores ;
Harrows,
Marjorie
lOllen
Haird,
llest,
(iriice Culleii, (''raniM's
frey,
bin,
Hilliau
Hetty
Callinaci,
Hardy,
Mitchell,
Marion
Hitman,
florcnce
lOvelyn
Dorothy
I'r/.yborovvska,
Helen
Crib
llartliuiu,
Kingsley,
.lanei
Pangborii,
Helen
Hunce,
Hosnliud
Helen
I'.'luise
I.niiise llesuey, Marion
ginia
J line
florenre
Hilly
field,
Vir
Monll'ort,
b'ila
Sullivan,
Alice
Thomas,
Sally
Young,
Lorraine
Mary
Soccer
Ksther
Utile
Audrey
V'aisily,
finals,
and
riuluia
XcIV,
and
Klda
Vohue.la
fay
Stewart,
Tliurer,
Trainer
and
freshmen.
one pivot
Helly
\iiginia
Miller,
Klhel
Oslr
Hlllll
sopho
EAT AT JOHN'S LUNCH
Dinners 25f and up
Delicious Sandwiches and Sundaes
7:30 A.M.—11:00 P.M.
Opp. the High School
' ' " ' r -•
Ceorge
Hunrofl,
Dick
or
ijiiintot
Margison,
fred
Hemes
berths; Co captain
b'van, ' ' D u k e "
Harrington
Charlie
starling
Co eapiain
Ihe forward
under-
see action.
l l e r s h k o w i l z , or
at
Hie
Morris,
guard
Tom
Tom
post;
and
Ryan, or
Mike
Walko at the " lap-position. "
Eddie
Irwin,
llurd,
(leorge
Amyot,
Merrill
and Carrol Lehman w i l l be in reserve.
C o-eitplains
b'yan
and
of
Margison,
last
saw
Engineers
lust
season, as did Ceorge
Bancroft,
well-
seasoned
previous
cam-
paigns,
forward
made
lasl
year.
lon,
Tom
of
"Duke1'
ami
who
fred
the
season
his
debut
Although
K'yau,
llershkiiwitz,
as a
freshman
Tom
Harriug-
Eddie
Irwin,
and
Byrnes
were
on
the
Ihey
failed
to
see
action.
I 'harlie Morris, like the s h i f t y
Angell,
sipiad,
of
li.l'.l,,
Lehman,
is an
intramural
Amyot,
Walko,
form the nucleus around
Amyot
luiill
his
varsity
product.
and
llurd
which
Jerry
freshman
ipiintel
of
';i,"i- '.'!li.
In
Ihe
preliminary,
swing under way at
(Tosh
sipiad
HUM.
yearlings.
Harrington's
avenge
a
will
(dash
Like
proteges
L'!'
I.'l
which
will
7 Hid o'clock, the
wilh
Ihe
will
the
varsity,
be out
set back
of
lo
lasl
-Waldorffor Top Hat, White Tie and Tails
To Hire
New
OPTICIANS.
FREDETTES
65 Columbia J£.??<*t»-Mo* Pead
CONAPL€Tt OPTICAL SfcRVKt
WALDORF TUXEDO CO.
"Men's Formal WuurBxclutively"
452 Broadway
Opp. Post Office
2nd Floor
Phone 4-5011
OPEN TILL 6:30
See "BOB" MARGISON, '37
for
for
Step
skiing
tobogganing
sports
drop
','17, and
bullet inn
Dial 5-1913
Ihe
besl
woman ).
shoeing
Ceo. D. Jeoney, Prop.
failh
nl'
money on the
ineiiii
Clyde,
in j
Ionian
a
The Department Store of Albany That
Is Ever Anxious to Be of Service —
Meeting the Merchandise Demands of
the College Woman.
look
board.
•
at
John
Complete with Dress
Shirt, Collar, Tie and
Studs. . . .
$3.50
Dress Suits, Cutaways
To Hire
juniors;
strong,
llatlield's
be:
the
man, al-
$2.50
Hellliett,
Haves,
the
A n g e l l , a prod-
TUXEDOS
and
I'resluneii.
Alice
and
in
I'olctren,
florenre
Kingsley,
Silvers
I'riteluird,
lloickel.
School, Helen Sinykla, Kuby
will
against
Miller,
I'hyllis
did
cogs
(lilcoyue, Mac f e e l e r ' s
notion
Jobsnn,
Christine
fracas.
man,
basketball, is
number
(iif-
juniors.
Adams,
the
worthy
veterans
K n l z , Marion
L i t t l e , Thelma
Vol key.
start-
although
letter
both
proved
varsity
(lallik,
Marjorie
I'hyllis Jobson, Mildred
remaining
season,
veteran
although
mid
position.
Hie Engineer's
Inna
101 In
Dusiall, Julia
llobhie,
lot h i d
lOlizabcth
seniors;
fli/.abclh
Helen
suplio-
.lane
Slrmig,
Christ ine
Hainl,
I V/. v bo ro w ska,
'.'17;
Anne
creilil. Sue Caldwell,
Hielianlsoii.
sophomores;
Mitchell,
Marion
Utile,
A lien,
varsily,
I lella
I'di/.a-
Caldwell,
Dorothy
field,
Hockey
'.'17 ;
follow
Klhel
Howry,
Kli/abel h
mores, and
fall
I'hyllis Jnbson,
and
Helm
ami
Sue
l.allik,
Anders
the
varsity,
and
Julia
juniors;
In
hockey
in
b'ogers,
llirkok,
freshuieii.
A mnchcr,
A I lllel ie assneiat inn.
Awards
i. •
Dolan, Margarel
(Ih'dys
bani|ile|
the
cap
'.'111, and
Kli/abelli
I' the
captain,
swimming
L'llgcilinbe,
Iheine
assistant,
fencing
Strung,
,.|iaii mi
ils
"Ml;
':',7:
as
an,I
Vi.rkey, j u n i o r s ;
rhrisliii.,
'.'IS;
Anderson
Ihe i
Hah! i
a yen
snowy
nut
their
I Hall!
put
other
lo
stagger
M7.
mail,
If
on
Milne
round
and
probably
have a strong leain, and a Jew
fill
log
: games,
Silvern
Inn us and bruises.
frrsbnieii
preparation
I'ealcd the freshlllcil, L'H H, in Ihe upeli
ba-kel ball
A uastasia
es, L'l LlL', ami Ihe juniors de
toand
not see net ion in the Slate game hist
I', i
A uastasia's
a ileceul
I'll 11 award
winter
euplaias,
Sn\by,
li.
Slate
besl
shot
till gaps at
o
iniii'cs;
Ihe
eapiain,
j lain,
(rood
The offer
,
Klsii
; i;,..,,.,.
prime
ur-
Mori'ovv,
is | captain,
I way
le
i
fencing, riding ami
I | •, i 11,
for
who
consistently
well kail
How,
.
I'Ji/abeih
! \|ary
Either Mike Walko or Tom Ryan
at the center position.
W,U start
Ry;111 j H t | l e m o r e lloijslied player,
but Walko is the better scrapper.
•I,adv.
lead the
in the i n i t i a l game of the season.
Kesliner,
as iiliVnsive
well Inn.
f o r i illintely,
like
niiumil
innugiiruled
in
fri simian
'.;;. a
• .
Monday, the ( i i r l ' s
Ihe game, j I. i 11 i.- i • Shapiro.
I l e u , nil whether llancrnl't
lunnyi.
uighl
g r a m : baskel ball, huvv liny, swimming,
uielii
, rcptionally
tawayi.
R y a n , seniors, who w i l l
Appointments
Wmter
Sports Captains
of its fall sports of mores,
and Jane Wilson, ' I d ; swim
fallowing
lor
is
it-
lasl
the affair, a hard and un
.iel'1 is wmking
j liveia'ss
A
A
! .jslinil
by
' n - clearly
player
as far
;
two
all
';;7, veteran
l.M"' of
",,11"
These
not
w e
man torn nli lie, him.
Island.
and John
leain l i u u n r n i w
W i t hAnnounce
the climax
;
we meet
prob-
Levonian
al
year.
nil', re,I
' player, plays his best only \v hen Han
• Ian.
college eiuirl
The
no small
when
llaiicrofl,
: Margisnn,
Milne.
Margison
Then, loo, tin.' i winter spurls program i n c l u d e : basket
night.
during
or
fetlle
Lnnsiugburgh.
Richard
j , , , , 1 1 - ' season,
An
will
.State
Cilcoyno,
varsity
, nssneial ion
T r o y handicapped our
i l
'•* He
»"i'l<
season :
Kliuendorl'
ipicl
nut-
schedule.
mentioned
e x c u s e
"on"
schedlll
't
as
I ionise
and
Trojan
be;
forwards;
Coach
tin
lidterman.
which
against
will
Lon
Paul
m a n ; and Seb
varsity
action
night
tilt;
man;
study, wall undoubtedly
peaall,\
lliaile
a
who
llasseiiplug and Orfliint, g u a r d s ;
I
30-20, m Ihe
our
Amyot
successful
Hec.
on
tomorrow
Ks
w a y
be
fared.
freshman
I (Kill :I7
to
b
lhm
hat
t'oi-wanl In -i loiioh
remaining
game
I h e m
I heir
veteran
P a r l the R.P.I, cause.
the swine, of
under
luugh
a setup on
hard
year, a
injury
support
support
,,,.,,,„.
season' a n, f a
for
rniupaul.
representatives.
Vl,.ir|
out
than
and
a lustv
Win
II,,,
more
way.
see
fellows,
'S apiece.
toppled our v a r s i t y
second
Interest
that
two g;
H.P.I,
pivot
also
and
season
f o r d , guards; and A n g e l l , center; and
Annual Award Banquet
Climaxes G.A.A. Season
it I
before Ihe g u n , la « n o M a l i
victory
the
slellar
morrow
-essl'iil
l'rmu Ihe
in
last
The two quintets
Milch dropped ! „cusn|i at
lor
-Ian,I al
Last
lit
s
of
Bulger, varsity u t i l i t y
'I'hen Cliff
hill
injured
ably
gradua-
A m y o t , a capable
guard
Albrecht,
bv
m r a v .I
in Hoi,
the M
closing
I
c
one point
"'lies
pin,tin
minute
Jerry
Waller,
*'"& il»' ii'1'! Imskfi Hint started : Women Honor Fall Sports' Participants and Name Varsities;
•'' i ''
started, and uncertain in their laetics.
itself
was leading lute in Ihe see
!cehni(|Ue which could lie classed as
State on a belated
- r . slinky
T h e tinw otheir
teams pus,
w,,-e
a j| lied
rallv. il A
m
l i l t h ' i I'il
work,
up foul
al shut
.TJ I d
a
was
" «asu I u n t i l I!),1.1, (he year o|
n,,, , , , , . .
,, , ,
, , ,
'.,
Hi'' in•xt eiuirl lussle lietwcen Ihe two
„,,„.,,i . , ' . . i u, ,
i
i
i
sipinils, I m l M u l e hail a chance In
contested
of
effective
The R.P.I.-State feud began twenty
long years ago at Troy, when on
the tenth of December, 1916, the
Engineer basketball squad downed
State 21-10. In a return game in
February of the same season, the
Teachers found revenge in a 22-21
victory. The good natured antipathy
fomented only sporadically as the
years slipped by. In 1921, R.P.I.
j took a 2-1 lead in the series by
| virtue of a decisive victory.
•' i, ....,.,,
( ; , .,,.,- .,
Freshman Quintet
Defeats Milne Five
the
tion
Boulevard
and
188-200 CENTRAL AVENUE
Cafeteria
Qrill
ALBANY, N. Y.
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, DECEMBER 4, 1936
fcage 4
Men To Participate
In Large Program
Intramural Athletics Include
Diversified Winter Sports
The Men's Athletic association
plans nn ambitious and far-reachiiig
program of intramural sports for the
coming winter season. As ninny
activities as the facilities and portieipants will permit will be scheduled
for the cold weather months.
Interclass basketball is already
under way, rounds of games having
been played on Wednesday and
Thursday nights of this week. The
other pre-Christmns vacation dates
for games are December 10 and
December 16. Unusually keen competition is expected in the five-team
race for the coveted trophy.
A little later in the season, the foul
shooting contest will bo conducted to
determine the owner of the best eye
for the hoop. Rivalry in this new
event promises to be spirited.
Another project which, although
still in its embryonic stage, is receiving the attention of M.A.A. and
Coach Hatfield is tho securing of n
swimming pool. Attempts arc being
made to secure a pool that a larger
number of persons can use. If successful, instruction will he given in
swimming and life saving and the I
season will culminate in an interclass swimming meet.
Also, under the direction of Ed
lfulihun,
'37, boxing has been
inaugurated. The boxing class, held
each Thursday afternoon, has attracted the attention of ;i few
would-be boxers and the manly art
of self defense seems to be on the
up grade.
Bowling, too, will be part of the
program, with meetings held once a
week for those who are interested.
Following the precedent of tho Inst
two years a ping pong tournament
will be held to decide who is master
of the art of table tennis. Along
with this will be run a paddle tennis
tournament.
This game although
inaugurated only n few weeks ago has
proved enormously popular and with
some of our husky young nmazons
playing, the sponge ball should take
quite a beating.
Intro-mural contests will also be
run in volleyball and any other sport
for which there is a demand. With
the enlarged program, a successful
winter season seems a certainty.
WITH VARSITY
The photographer will return for
Pedariojiiir, pictures next Monday,
Tuesday, and Wednesday, according
to • nn announcement received from
Thomas llrecn, '37, editor-in-chief.
This will bo positively the last time
that pictures will be taken for the
year book. All students who have
not yot. had their pictures taken are
requested to sign up on the poster
on the main bulletin board in the
rotunda of Draper hall.
The Pedagogno also announced that
agency pictures have come and have
been forwarded to the Appointment
bureau. Students who expected extra
pictures are requested to call in the
Pedagogvo office.
The deadline for signing cards for
advance orders for the Pedagogue
will be next Friday. Seniors are
asked to fill in their activities on the
cards whether they wish a year book
or not.
Graduates Organize
George Bancroft, \'l(i, captain
of last year's team, who is one
of the veterans to start in this
year's line-up.
The graduate students of the college organized themselves and elected
officers at a mooting conducted
Thursday, November 10.
Tho officers are: president, Evan
Pritehnrd; vice-president, Klonnore
G rovers;
secretary, Dixon j and
treasurer, McXnmiirn.
William Pnvidgc, '35, and lionriette Francois, '29, were married on
October 10. l!oth are members of
tho VVnhlen high school faculty.
Wh en I'm for a thing I'm all for it!
I like Chesterfields... I like 'em a lot
.. .we all go for 'em around here.
Chesterfields are milder...and when
it comes to taste—they're SWELL!
for the good things
smoking can give you...
CopTfiuhl 1956, Ll&CiTT & MVMS Toiurro Cr>.
'Pedagogue' Announces
Deadline For Orders
Marriage Announced
Erskine to Appear in Troy
John Erskine, the author of " T h e
Private Life of Helen of Troy," will
appear in the Music Hall at 8:30
o'clock tonight as a presentation of
Troy Town Hall.
Mr. Erskino will lecture on the
subject, "Music in America." Student tiokols may bo obtained in the
Co-op.
Varsity Will Meet
Ontario Basketeers
Freshmen To Meet Lansingburg
In Wednesday's Contests
The night of Wednesday, December
!>, will find the State varsity in action
for the second time this season. The
Teachers quintet will play hosts to
Western Ontario on the Page hnll
court in the first home game of tho
year. A preliminary contest between
the State freshman team and Lansingburg high school will get under
way at 7:30 p.m., with tho main game
commencing about 9:00 o'clock.
Western Ontario is in a section of
Canada whore basketball is stressed
and where tho. calibre of the playing
is equal to or superior to American
ball playing. Eligibility rules do not
cut into the squad of tho Canadian
institution and they usually put a
big, fast, team on the court. Then,
too, a school that will send a team
such a distance to play a game must
be justly proud of the team.
The State starting line-up for this
second encounter depends entirely
upon the playing of the squad members in the K.I'.I. game, according to
Conch Hatfield.