PAOK
STATK COLLIOB NKWS. THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1048
4
Ptocutwie • • .
To Recommend Passage
By Legislature In Fall
but failed to pass the legislature.
The bill on education provided
for extension of library services in
rural areas and in New York City
and the extension of guidance officials (1 for every 300 pupils); increased number of state scholarships; the elimination of tuition
charges at state institutions of
higher learning and at community
colleges. It
recommended
the
In case of rain, t h e classes will
(Contmutd from Paget, Column »t proceed as follows:
(Continued from Page 1, Column n
The Seniors will move out first fined or imprisoned and given adebany High School.
3. Sophomores move down the and form double lines along the quate instruction on rehabilitation
right stairs and follow the Juniors halls of Richardson. They will b e of delinquents. A minority report
out of Page Hall, turning left at followed by the Juniors, Sopho- was given on juvenile delinquency
the end of Page wallc to go through mores and freshmen, who will pass
the Senior lines.
through the lines.
4. Freshmen
downstairs
move
The ivy speaker will follow the
right to the left center aisle and
freshmen upstairs come down left class speakers.
stairs to follow Sophomores out of
IPage Hall, turning right to go
through the Junior lines.
The classes will walk out of Page
in double file, the couples splitting
as they turn either right or left to
form a single line on either side of
the path. The Sophomores go
through the Senior lines and the
freshmen go through the Junior
lines. When everyone is out of the
auditorium, the Seniors in turn go
through the Sophomore lines and (Continued from Page 1, Column V
the Juniors through the freshman Powers '51, Secretary; and Sandra
lines.
Heslin '50, Alumni Secretary.
Alpha Epsilon Phi's officers for
Numerals
next year are: Ethel Rosenberg '49,
When the Seniors and Juniors Dean; Marie Holz '49, Sub-Dean;
meet on Western Avenue, the Sen- Helen Tischler '49, Treasurer; Beviors will turn right and form their erly Coplon '49, Scribe; Rhoda Ribnumerals in the corner of Page er '50, Rush Captain; Adele Gerow
field nearest Eusted, followed by and Helma Rosenberg, Sophomores,
the Sophomores whose numerals Alumni Secretaii13?.
will be formed behind the Seniors.
Officers for .':,miM Kappa Phi
The Juniors wil turn left and form
their numerals in the corner near- are: Mary Jane Peris '49, President;
est Milne High School, followed, in Patricia Rourke '49, Vice President;
Elizabeth Ann Gibson '49, Treasurturn, by the freshmen.
All classes will hold their num- er; Louise Klingman '50, Recorderals during the singing of the Alma ing Secretary; Shirley McCuen '51,
Secretary;
Edith
Mater and the Ivy-Planting cere- Corresponding
mony. After the Star-Spangled Paterson '51, Clerk; Lois Prescott
Banner is sung, the morning exer- '51, Recorder; Frances Plannigan
'49, Song Leader; and Gloria Bucci
cises are ended.
and Shirley Harwell, freshmen,
Stag
Marshals.
The rivalry skits will'begin at 6:45
lERE'S
p. m. in Page Hall. 'Directly after
Other offices besides that of
the skits the classes will meet in presidency for Beta Zeta are: Bevfront of Draper Hall and take the erly Sittig '49, Vice President; Ruth NO FINER CIGARETTE
following positions:
Matteson '50, Secretary;
Joyce
1. Seniors stand on the steps of Parker '49, Treasurer;
Eleanor THAN CHESTERFIELD.
Draper.
Adams '50, Chaplain; Barbara John2. Juniors stand to the right of son '50, Corresponding Secretary;
the Seniors.
Audrey Hartman '50, Recording I KNOW, IT'S MY BRAND."
3. Sophomores face the Senior Secretary; Mary Arden Lynch '50,
Historian; and Jean Hatch and
class.
4. Freshmen face the Junior class. Kathryn Loucks, freshmen, MarThe order of the songs will be shals.
announced by the Song-leader.
The Step Song will be sung first
by the Seniors. After they have sung Walsh To Announce
it once, they will move to their left
cers
and stand in front of the freshmen. Association
The Juniors will sing the Step Song
once in place and then will proceed (Continued from Page 1, Column 5)
with their banner through the
Mrs. Walsh will t h e n conclude t h e
Husted side door of Draper and will indoor ceremonies with t h e a n come out the front door of Draper n o u n c e m e n t of class officers a n d
singing the Step Song once more. S t u d e n t Association officers for
The Sophomores will fill in the sec- 1948-'49. Recessionals will follow
tion vacated by the Juniors.
and t h e morning ceremonies will
After the singing of the Step conclude with t h e forming of class
Song, the Seniors turn and walk n u m e r a l s on Page field, with t h e
down the sidewalk to Western Ave- p l a n t i n g of t h e ivy by Dale Sullinue toward Husted Hall. The Jun- van '48 a n d t h e ivy speech by Doroiors go back into Draper Hall, Soph- thy M e r r i t t '48.
omores and freshmen following.
teaching of two modern foreign
languages to students in the 3rd
through the 9th grades in public
schools (1 shall be compulsory),
established a minimum base amount
spent per student throughout the
state, and organized a commission
to investigate, analyze and recommend methods of instruction in elementary and secondary schools.
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twaJUirarji
State
ews
ALBANY. NEW YORK,
Z.444
Five Sororities
Elect Officers
For Next Year
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E X T R A
FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1948
V O L . XXXII N O . 2 6
Student Association Elects Jennings President;
Myskania Taps Third Elected Judiciary Body
Lone Candidate
Sweeps Office;
Eade Secretary
For the first time in seven years, a male faction constitutes the majority of Myskania, seven members being men,
six, women. All seven members on the recommended list
were tapped for the Judicial Body this morning in Page flail
Holz, Peris To Head
r .
n j
Qfaff w ' ^ n ^ n e other six coming from the suggested list. J "':'*
r u t u r e r e a a g o g u e Otarr
Tapping ceremonies began after classes had "movedHip"
Jean Pulver will assume the duties to their new seats and participated in the singing of "Arm
Substantial Margins
Registered In Elections
John Jennings was elected President of next year's Student Association on the second distribution, his
closest opponent, Cathrine Donnelly,
trailing by 257 votes. Donald Langsley, the third candidate for the office, was eliminated on the first distribution.
Heinz Engle, the only candidate
for the Vice Presidency, polled 903
votes out of a possible 950. His
landslide victory is no surprise to
the members of Student Association.
Eadc Wins Secretaryship
The race for Secretary of Student
Association was much closer. Mary
Eade won the election on the second
distribution edging out Jane Cook
by 43 votes. The election for Secretary was the closest of all the
Student Association elections, Alice
Gersh trailed Miss Eade by over 200
votes.
The contest for Grand Marshal
was next closest with Pearl Pless
beating out Margaret Seaman by
72 votes on the second distribution.
Lawrence Appleby was far behind
either of the runners-up.
Name Koch Songleader
Audrey Koch, Songleader for the
Sophomore class this past year, will
take over the duties of Songleader
of Student Association next year.
Jeanette Hatch was Miss Koch's
closest opponent. The quota wasn't
reached, however, until the fifth
distribution.
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Offi
of Editor-in-Chief of the State Col- j
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Mane Holz and Mary Jane Peris
JOHN JENNINGS
President
Brophy, Vaughn,
Ely, Head Lists
In Class Voting
n
Arm."
Eloise
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Constance Worth, Myskania President, and Stanley
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Gloria D o n a t a a n d Rodney Pelder
t n e
secollc
l Pair
t o
leave
t h e
stage and escorted
BARBARA
will preside over the Business staff HOPE HOUCK, back to the second chaii= of the Senior honwith Virginia Waite, '49, as Circula- orary society. Miss Worth pinned on the traditional purple
Hon Manager, and Marion Furlong a n ( j g o i ( i t a s s e ] before Miss Houck took her seat- beside
Managers,
and
r u e as co-Advertising
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TheAudrey
three J eAssociate
Editors forb T> U
the coming year will be Ruth Cook- Brophy. Miss Houck has been active in both S.C,Ar,.ajid
inghani, Bernadette Freel and Shir- D. and A.
.-,•-ley Wiltse. Rosemary Stoddard will
JOSEPH
LOUIS
ZANCHELLI
was
the
next
name
boomjoin the Board as Exchange Editor.
ed
out
and
John
Francis
Dooley
and
Helen
Mary
Kisiel
"led
Announce Pert Staff
the
third
member
to
the
stage.
Zanchelli
has
worked
on
Additions of Ped Staff include
Agnes Mclntyre, Literary Editor; Campus Commission and M.A.A. this past year.
Raimond Pilato, Photography EdiWhen all members were in their places Ann May and Miss
tor; Elfriede Laemmerzahl, Art Edi- Diehl left their stations and circled the auditorium twice
tor; Anita Melewicz, Business Manager; Virginia Keller, Advertising before tapping the fourth member of Myskania, JEAN ANN
Manager. Other members of the PULVER who will be Editor of "State College News" next
Senior staff will be Cathrine Don- year.
nelly, Marjorie Fusmer and Glenyce
The fifth member and third man tapped was ROBERT
Jones.
ELWYN KITTREDGE who was escorted to the stage by Alice
Junior staff members include
Robert Preyer, Sally Giaconia and Jean Williams and Miss Kisiel. This year's Vice-President
Mabel Totten, Literary; Anna Buno, will serve on Student Council next year.
Elise de Seve and Jean Hotaling,
Alice Prindle Walsh and William Dundas Baldwin marched
Photography;
Audrey
Hartman, solemnly around the auditorium for the sixth tapping.
Art; Joyce Dodge, William Dumbleton and Florice Kline, Business; CATHRINE MARY DONNELLY, new head of D. and A.
Grace Friedman, Shirley McCuen, Council, then took her place on the stage.
Alice Reilly and Shirley Sheets, AdNext on the list came JOHN WILLIAM JENNINGS who
vertising
will preside over Student Association for the coming year,
Evans, Frail Run
Athletic oroups
A/lcCabe Heads Marshal Post
Goes To Pless
Press Bureau
"Not even Frankie Swoonatra could make me!
mill Dentyne Chewing Gum! That nifty flavor,
really tend* me—I mean It rtally doei. And the'
way Dentyne help* keep my teeth white, I wanta
turn on the old imile all the time."
Dentyne Gum —Made Only By Adam*
,,
were appointed Co-Editors-in-chief Abrams stepped to the front of the stage to signify that
of next year's "Pedagogue" staff.
ceremony was about to begin. Wilma Frances Diehl and
Elsie Landau, '49, will fill the new Gloria Lillian Gilbert left their places to leati :off with''trie
position of Public Relations Editor tapping. Meeting in the back of the auditorium they prow iin j6B.n opencEr, 4y, M tin HI fifing 1 1 1
J_I
• i
i_ n. i
i A1
i i_i
Editor. The other Senior Board ceeded down the aisle, halted and Abrams announced the
member of the editorial staff will first member of the '48-'49 Myskania, JAMES URELL
be Robert Van Dam, '49, next year's BROPHY, next year's Senior class President.
Ch°ltS '^Bus"1' st
Marian Cornelia Mieras and Ruth Vivian Seelbach were
As a result of last Friday's elections, James Brophy reached the
quota for President of the class of
1949 on the first distribution. The
class of '50 chose Harold Vaughn
for its next leader while Donald
Ely is '51's choice.
The class of '49 has selected the
following as its officers: VicePresident, Rodney Pelder; Secretary, Helen Calif ano;
Treasurer,
Announce Board Members
Robert Kaiser; Song leader, MarNew members of Student Board of garet Smith; Cheer leader, Mary
Finance are Rodney Pelder, Robert Cheatham; Publicity Director, MarKaiser, Millar Smith and Robert jorie Fusmer; W.A.A. Manager
Tucker, Juniors, and George Glen- Margaret Seaman; W.A.A. Repreday and Ben Jackson, Sophomores. sentative, Elsa Moberg.
Robert Hardt was eliminated from Sophomores Choose Officers
the Junior ballot by preference.
The roster of officers for the
Student Facilities Board will be class of '50 consists of Vice-PresiJennings was tapped by Miss Seelbach and Miss Williams.
manned by James Brophy, Robert dent, Lyle Walsh; Secretary, Diane
Wilcox, Juniors; William Dumble- S. Webber; Treasurer, William
Dooley again left the stage accmopanied by Rita Shapiro
lon, Robert Preyer, Sophomores, and Dumbleton; Editor of the Freshand soon the name DONALD GENE LANGSLEY echoed
Rita Blssonette, '51.
man Handbook, Shirley Wiltse;
throughout the auditorium. State's "insurance" man will
Songleader, Susan Miller; Cheeroccupy the number eight position next year.
leader, Evelyn Komendarek; PubThe next name which rang out was AGNES JEANNE
licity Director, Edith Minch; W.A.A.
MC INTYRE
was led back to be "tasseled" by Miss
Manager, Jean Hotaling; W.A.A. Women's Athletic Association for Editor
of the who
Pedagogue.
Representative, Eleanor Adams.
Evans,assisted
49, willbyhead
the Mieras
Baldwin.
MissofMclntyre
was alsoHONEY
named Literary
theJuanlta
year 1948-49
Beverly
Next and
year's
Chairman
I.G.C., JOYCE
SIMON
The slate of officers for 1951 are Sittig Vice-President.
Charles
was
next
to
be
tapped
by
Mrs.
Walsh
and
Miss
Gilbert.
Miss
rounded out with Vice-President, Frail, '49, will head Men's Athletic
Dramatics and Arts Council, Mu- James Jiusto; Secretary, Jane Cook; Association.
Simon took her place beside Miss Mclntyre leaving only three
sic Council and Debate Council have Treasurer, Alice Gersh; Songleader,
Miss Evans' and Miss Sittig's co- vacant places.
announced their presidents for the Jeanne Hatch; Cheerleader, Ruth workers
on W.A.A Council for the
The next male member to ascend the stage was ROBERT
coming year. Cathrine Donnelly will
Publicity Director^ Virginia coming year ore Treasurer, Ruth K E N N E T H W I L C O X e s c o r t e d by M i s s S h a p i r o a n d M i s s
head D. & A., Jean Munro, Music owens;
Szatkowski
VV.A.A. ivianagei, Phyl- Smith, '50; Otlice Manager, Ruth Seelbach. The Junior Class President will serve on Student
Council and George Christy, Debate lis Harris; W.A.A
Representative, Matteson, '50; and Secretary, AudCouncil.
Patricia Jai.
Facilities Board next year.
rey Weller, '51.
Other appointments to D. & A. in- Release New Student Council
CATHERINE SUZANNA GRANT was the last woman to
Frail will work with Lyle Walsh,
clude Eleanor Guarino, Til, SecreThe Student Council Represents '50, as Vice-President; George Glen- be tapped for Myskania with Miss May and Miss Mieras doing
tary, and council members are Don- lives are as follows:
day, '50, as Financial Secretary, and the tapping. The tapping was concluded when Baldwin and
ald Ely from the class of '51, Earle
Class of 1949: Robertson Baker Patrick Dooley, '51, as Secretary.
Jones, Phyllis Witt Penn and An- Jean Ineson , Robert Klttredge, Clif Announce Tabulations
Miss Shapiro descended the stairs to tap the thirteenth memthony Prochilo from the class of '50. ton Thorne.
ber,
ROBERTSON WILLIAM BAKER.
Miss Smith and Miss Matteson
Miss Munro will be assisted on
Class of 1950: Robert Freyer reached the quota of 4113-1 points
Music Council by Jean McNeil, Sec- Audrey Koch, William Lyons, An
in the third distribution followed
retary, and Joan Erlandson, Treas- thony Prochilo
,,,
, ,„. , ,,
, .,,
closely by Eleanor Adams, '50, with
urer. June Peters, Bernudine SnyMiss Weller came into
Class of 1951: Betty Cahtll, Put- 4300 point
der, Jacob Schuhle and Allan Camp- rick
Dooley, Huzan Panelc, Heliuuth the lead in the fourth distribution
bell will represent the chorus. Or- Schultze
and reached the quota of 7251
chestra representatives are Audrey
points.
Campus Commission for next year
Koch and Doris Price, Sophomores, N a m e M a t t e s o n W a l s h
Frail was elected President of
Is inndo up of four Sophomores and,
with Harry Mills and Barbara Smith i !
r ] j U
,
Jean
McCabe
has
been
elected
Men's Athletic Association on the
representing the operetta.
Junior OUlde Heads
six freshmen. The four members
second distribution, his closest com- Director of Press Bureau, State's from the class of '50 include David.
Mary Odak '49, will assist Christy
Ellen C. Stokes, Dean of Women petitor being Joseph Amyot, '49.
established organ for outside pubas Vice-President of Debate Council has announced
that Catherine Honor Council Released
licity. Earle Jones, '50, will act os Jack, Renee Harris, Florice Kline
and Susan Miller,
,,
with Mary Rega, 50, as Correspond- Grant, '49, will be Chairman of
Assistant
Director,
HftUOr Council, highest honor hi
The present freshmen who will,
a
J Ann Joslin Frosh Camp tm W o m e
ext
S?
Tvt!™ £?
' Ruth Matteson and» Lyle
" Walsh
fall W.A.A., is shared this year by Miss The remaining officers of the or- be marshalling during assembly ses49 Treasurer.
The ?four incoming
Evans and Miss Sittig. The wards ganissatlon include Margaret Von- sions are Rita Blssonette, Anne
Sophomores on council are Walter Sophomores, have been chosen co' oi a w h i t e
AH,.,.
~i IV' —r
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Jacket is given to those ada, '50, Secretary-Treasurer, and Braasch, Lois Oruden,
Martha
Farmer, Joseph FriPdmnn
'''••''">•"-••» , ; . .. .'••
G U i d e S f o r J u n l o i s consl
th
'48 '4H
'
dered highest In inter- Gerald Dunn, '51, Corresponding Downey, Alice Gersch, Virginia
Gersh and Edwin Kurlander.
est and activity in W.A.A
Secretary.
Norton.
Councils Choose
New Offi cers
"Come on, Johnny, mother promised us Dentyne
Chewing Gum if we only sat through it once!"
Female Rule Broken;
Men Gain 7 To 6 Lead
Appoint Pulver
N E W S Editor
For Next Year
PAGI
2
STATE COLLEGE NEWS,
F R I D A Y . MAY 7 . 1 9 4 8
STATE C O L L E G E N E W S ,
NUMERICAL TABULATIONS
Student Council
1949
180 x 100
+ 1
Quota
4 + 1
1
la
lb
2
Baker
6900 3601 3601 3601
Donnelly—Eliminated by preference
Gourley
700
935
953
953
806
806
Orleco
600
788
624
Hoffman
400
588
624
Houck
1100 1382 1445 1445
Ineson
1000 1376 1439 1439
Keefe
200
247
247
Kittredge
3000 4081 3601 3601
McOabe
700
794
848
848
518
518
Peris
500
500
400
500
Thayer '."
400
400
Thome
1100 1476 1539 1639
Tucker
900 1041 1131 1131
789
836
Wood
500
735
Blanks
Loss
56
59
59
3
3601
4
3601
5
3601
6
3601
953
806
624
1545
1539
953
906
624
1545
1539
1053
1015
1200
1171
1763
1845
3601
1157
3601 ,3601
1184 1425
59
59
1403
1545
1745
1839 1939
1231 1340
945
945
1839
11.31
836
3601
President Student Association
Donnelly
3601 Jennings
Langsley
Blanks
59
2180
1387
9
59
2072
1945
2280 i89
2627
™
27
59
r"?***
° ££::::
Gersh .
127
Blanks
59
Quota
f- 1 =
3601
1
la
1100 1580
2900 3476
1900 2284
1800 2616
7000 3601
800 1472
2000 2432
400
400
100
100
39
„
+
2
1680
3576
2484
2616
3601
1472
2432
3
1876
3824
2728
3056
3601
3a
1928
3601
2792
3096
3601
2776
2796
1
14700
11200
8800
33700
10900
14200
1500
Total
1 =
Hatch
Hoffman
4 Keyton
Koch
3601 Peretta
3820 Smith
3596 Blanks
3601
Total
3196
95000
3
15300
12400
1951
273 x 100
Distributor
Collegiate Digest
I'lie undergraduate newspaper of the New i'ork State Col2100 lege for Teachers; published every Friday of the college
year by the NEWS Board for the Student Association.
95000 I'liones: May, 2-0445; Coleman and Roehford, 2-0120; Zlnnl,
•I 95:18; Clark 2-0870. Members of the news staff mny be
reached Tues., and Wed. from 7 to 11:30 P. M. at 30107.
1
90300
4700
1
35700
38900
18500
1900
2
44200
48500
95000
95000
1
18800
40800
34500
900
2
49900
42700
2400
95000
95000
95000
+ 1
4 + 1
2
3
4
4330 4730 4830
1125
4660 4770 5180
1310 1420
2150 2250 2455
2135 2140 2445
2320 2520 2720
2125 2225 2225
5461 5461 5461
=
5461
5
5035
6
5535
5390 5905
6a
5640
6b
5461
2300
205
49
305
49
95000
3445
3552 4595 1 9 5 0
3482 4230 Carosella
Freel—Eliminated by
5461 5461 G l e n d a y
Jackson
Karpiak
B
315
327 1931 ' " " k s
98
111
111 L o s s
1
20400
Preference
25300
4160n
4300
2900
Total
95000
5
31000
6 + 1
1
la
19200 19200
2700 2928
4100 4442
2600 2980
22200 13572
3600 4208
3900 4242
2600 3398
3600 3866
4600 6120
2000 2114
2000 2304
3500 4336
700
852
5700 6270
2800 3332
2000 2418
6300 7288
900
038
192
Zanchelll
Callfano
Fay
Felder
Klnn
Mclntyre
Miller
Seaman ....
Wilcox
Blanks
Loss
Total
ll>
13572
3276
4877
3212
13572
4643
4445
3862
4069
6903
2201
2420
4829
939
6676
3535
2650
8100
967
252
13572
2
13572
3276
4877
3212
13572
4643
4445
3991
4069
7003
2201
2408
5372
3
13572
3476
4877
3712
13572
4843
4445
3991
4069
7132
4
13572
3576
4977
3712
13572
4843
4574
4191
4069
7132
2496
5710
6424
6776
3535
2650
8129
967
252
6776
3635
2908
8567
967
252
Student Facilities Board
950 x 100
Quota
-j- 1
5
6
13572 13572
1 + 1
3605
Bissonctto
4977 6882
3888 4146 Skolnlck
13572 13572 Blanks
4843 494.<
Total
4574 4879
4258 4416 1950
4069 4169 Diiinhlcton
,,
7390 7577 B , ° J £ r
6500
6600
7152 8742 8971
3764 4022 4022
3084
9110 9640 9903
996 1096 1090
252
252
252
•
•
95000 95000 95000 95000 95000 95000 05000 95000
Total
Baker
Houck
Landau
Langsley
McCabe
Peris
«
Pless
Slttig
Zanchelll
Felder
Mclntyre
Wilcox .._
Blanks —
L08B
-
+ 1
„,.„
-
7
13572
7449
4346
13572
5048
4908
5183
4169
8144
7001
B309
_. 10851
1196
252
8
9
10
II
I la
12 12a
13572 13572 13572 13572 13572 13573 13572
7449 8925 9341 9837 9930 10804 12148
4575
13572 13572 13572 13572 13572 13572 13572
5786 6391 6845 B003 8087
5808 6204 6800
5599 5966
8696 9268 11047 13167 13329
7130 7335 7702 8465 8567
0914 10343 11044 12178 12334
11351 11876 13229 14358 13572
1296 1296 1596 1596 1617
252 252
252
252 420
17622 13572
0984 12012
13705 13705
13572 13572
1749 2241
420 606
40300
95000 05000 05000 95000 95000 95000 95000 95000
1949
Benlnatl
Brophy
Feinandes
Wilcox
Blanks
Loss
I
8300
•17400
14800
23200
1300
OftOOO
.1
Total
25529
Secretary
30452
31667
6180
3621
365
33388 Callfano
31667 Erea
Gardner .
4051 Halloran
365 Munroe
Blanks
95000
Total
Treasurer
95000
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Blmou
Ves
«23
ouj
710
ooo
872
785
730
1
12400
1500
3900
200
No
100
81
204
46
(14
134
186
1
6300
5500
6000
200
2
9800
18000
18000
18000
1
7200
3000
2100
2700
2800
200
7600
3500
3
8500
4500
3300
3400
200
4300
700
800
18000
18000
1H000
18000
1
17(100
200
18000
8
27
4
14
31
25
8000
3100
5900
300
6800
400
9400
600
18000
4
18000
2
6500
3200
3
10400
4700
3200
400
6900
18000
18000
18000
1
4600
4700
6200
2300
100
2
4800
6100
6900
3
200
500
18000
18000
18000
Total
Publicity Director
Hartman
Total
18000
W.A.A. Representative
Adams
Kelleher
Blanks
18000
2
6300
4
8400
3
7000
1
6000
1300
2600
3300
4400
400
2900
3300
5000
500
3900
6600
500
9100
500
»
11900
6900
7900
600
15800
27300
27300
27300
1)1000
1
17700
300
18000
Publicity Director
Bogdanskl
I'usmer ...
Blanks
f
10200
1300
18000
18000
18000
18000
Salm
Blanks
8200
13700
5200
200
Total
27300
C
a
14300
13000
t
e
1951
Total
27300
27300
273 x 100
Publicity Director
Rohr
Szatkowskl
Blanks
(- 1
13651
1
5900
8700
9700
3000
President
Dunn
Ely
Miller
Thome
Blanks
27300
12300
14300
700
„
3
2
6800
10100
10300
13800
13000
100
500
27300
27300
27300
W.A.A. Representative
Jai
Maginess
Blanks
„
15000
11800
500
27300
11500
5800
700
2
10500
15800
18000
Total
27300
27300
Secretary
Cook
1
12500
W.A.A. Manager
Harris
Longo
Patterson
Weller
Blanks
itJob
Total
3
14800
2
12900
1
1200
3800
4600
7300
400
2
12800
27300
27300
MAA
5500
8400
600
Total
..
10400
900
27300
191 x 100
Quota =
Vice-President
Carosella
Frail—Elected to t h e Presidency
Jackson
Marzello
Van Dam
Walsh
Blank
3
16000
180 x 100
4- 1 = 9551
1 + 1
1
2000
President
2300
7200
2100
5300
200
2700
7300
2400
6100
600
2800
8000
19100
19100
19100
7600
700
Amyot .
8900 * r n " 7;
Howarth
9400 Blank
800
Total
19100
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6200
6700
6000
200
:
8001
9901
19100
1910'
1?0
WAA
14500
+ 1
'resident,
4834
2 + 1
Vice-President
1
860
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9500
400
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Total
1(1000
1
a
0100
5400
000
7900
0500
600
600
18000
18000
Florist & Greenhouse
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"Stute" Representatives
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GEORGE POULOS
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W.A.A. M a n a g e r
Fllzinorris
Seaman
Blanks
I
7600
10200
200
Total
18000
QUAIL
(SB
B
2
1 + 1
WOODS you'RE
usiM6.'
2
1
13600
11500
2200
Quota =
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27300
Songleader
Hatch
Paretta
Whitcraft
Blanks
Total
SPALDING
27300
7
_
Cheerleader
1
7600
13200
6100
400
5000
5900
6200
400
Treasurer
1
Eade—Eliminated by Preference
Gates
4900
Gersh
10200
Haswell
5400
Purdy
6500
Blanks
300
Total
Vice President
Englehart
Jiusto
Stevenson
Blanks
2
4800
4700
200
400
Editor of Frosh H a n d b o o k
Cookingham
Heslin
Konopka
Stoddard
Wiitse
Blanks
a
4700
18000
Total
1
3900
8600
5000
500
17600
Total
700
8400
9100
18000
W.A.A . M a n a g e r
llotaling
Matteson—Eliminated by Preference
Smith—Eliminated by Preference
Blanks
27300
Total
9700
8000
300
Total
3800
3100
3400
4500
Khulkin
Mitchell
Reimenthal
Wolfe
Blanks
Quota
Total
95000 W.A.A. Representative
Evans Eliminated by Preference
Lytle
Mldueley
Mobci'B
Sittlg—Eliminated by Preference
Blanks
Blanks
Total
21
3
5100
5700
1
6300
3200
1100
4000
3100
300
4
11400
5800
I
3400
14500
10(1
31068
24472
36005
2105
90
2
4200
4500
18000
10600
2200
200
7900
300
58600 Total
29500
Cheerleader
0900 Cheatham
Blanks
95000
Total
42700
Sung leader
47100 Mills
5200 Smith
95000 Blanks
3
1
3800
4000
2100
2900
4900
300
Songleader
Hare
Miller
Schaln
Blanks
18000
Kaiser
Blanks
47501
Myskania
f
4- 1 = 9001
Lisker
Smith
Blanks
2
22815
3
10874
31668
19420
31483
1465
90
18000
Total
Total
13000
16700 Vice-President
22800
2200 Felder
Gibson
95000 Mclntyre
Blanks
Total
Brophy
Donnelly
Grunt
It l i n i n g s
Kittredge
JEAN PULVER '49
Editor-in-Chief
95000 President
950 x 100
Quota =
2400
15300
300
Cheerleader
Donbrowskl
Keyton
Komendarek
Sheets
Blanks
19001
95000
Vice-President
Noonan
Walsh
Blanks
Total
1 + 1
5461 5461 5461 Total
18000
Treasurer
Dumbleton
Herrman ....
Kensie
Lee
Vonada
Blanks
Quota
1- 1 =
Total
Total
4
23900
1949
Feldcr
Hardt—Eliminated by Preference
Kaiser
Smith
"".'.'.'
Tucker
5461 Blanks
2560 3220 3385
2850 3450 3500
3220 3375 3440
2530
5461 5461 5461
1730 1830
5
105
49
49
95000
7800
10000
200
Secretary
Bcwen
Conway
Smith
Webber, D. M.
Webber, D. S.
Blanks
47501
3
20800
13400
President
Jones
Vaughn ..
Blanks
Total
180 x 100
Suggested List:
Sittlg
Member
Associated Collegiate Press
37100 41000 46200 59800
11900
15500 17400 21900
1800
2400
3000
4200
Student Board of Finance
100
100
104
104
950 x 100
39
39
82
82
Quota =
1 + 1
18000 18000 18000 18000 18000 18000
Baker
Evans
Houck
Landau ...
Langsley
McCabe ...
Peris
Pless
No. 26
1 + 1
4 + 1
4300
1100
4500
1300
1600
1900
2200
2100
5800
1100
1400
1 + 1
M a y 7, 1948
950 x 100
Quota =
Cahlll
Cushing
Dooley
Friedman
Moriarty
Panek
Prescott
Richards
Schultze
Skidmore
Skolnlck
Blanks
Loss
Vol. X X X I I
Minch
White
Blank
9001
+ 1
Quota
95000
1950
la
4330
1125
4560
1310
1650
1930
2220
2125
5561
1105
1430 1630
5
5
49
49
2
33600
59300
95000
•180 x 100
Quota
RATING—ALL-AMERICAN
2166
2301 Vice-President
Engle
3601 Blanks
1628
Total
18000 18000 18000
Feathers
Freyer
Koch
Lyons
Prochilo
Rlber
Thompson
Tunkel
Blanks
Loss
= 47501
1
30300
47000
16400
1300
Total
3601 3601
948 1157
518
1950
By the Clan of 1918
1 + 1
= 3601
18000 18000 18000 18000 18000 18000 18000 180
18000 18000 18000 Grand Marshal
9
10
11
Appleby
3601 3601 3601
Pless
2349
Seaman
2610 3240 3390
Blanks
3601 3601 3601
2960 3967 3601
Total
2584 2987 3137
236
545
590
59
59
80
Songleader
Baker
Houck
Ineson
Kittredge
Thome
Tucker
Blanks
Loss
Total
+ 1
Total
Total
Established May 1916
950 x 100
Quota
CLASS ELECTIONS
STATE COLLEGE NEWS
Student Association
PAGE
F R I D A Y . MAY 7 , 1 9 4 8
0o< and Tap-Fill* al your Pre only.
SPALDING SETS THE PACE IN SPORTS
Special Attention to Sororities and Fraternities
WESTERN
AT
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STATE C O L L E G E N E W S ,
4
Religious Clubs
Announce Lists
O f New Heads
Name Brophy, Grant,
Wayne, Presidents
Marvin Wayne, '49, will preside
over Hillel, John Brophy, '49, will
be in charge of Newman, and Catherine Grant, '49' will be at the hilt
of Student Christian Association
for the year 1948-49. Inter-varsity
Christian Fellewship has elected
Ruth Price President, while Wayne
Palmer will be the Reader of the
Christian Science Organization.
Irma Rosen, '48, President of
HMlel has announced the following
Slate to serve under Wayne: Ethel
Rosenberg, '49, Vice-President; ArI«ne Zeilengold, '49, Secretary; Hortemse Zeilengold, '49, Historian;
Lorraine Greensteln, '51, Treasurer,
•Ad Gerald Reisner, '49, Editor of
the Hillel News.
Announce Newman Officers
Eleanor Holbig,' '48, President of
Newman, has released the following names as officers of Newman
Club: Alice Reilley, '50, will assume
the duties of Vice-President; Betty
Cahill, '51, is Secretary, and Mary
Randall, '50, the new Treasurer.
' Marian Mieras,. '48, President of
S.OCAs,? has announced that Jeanne
Boweh, '50, will be the new VicePresident, Inez Shippen, '50, Treasuret»l:«tt&d Audrey Weller, '51, Secretary.
IVCF Releases New Staff
Helen Eaton, '49, will be the VicePresident under President Price, according to Evelyn Boetcher, '8. Ruth
Leier, '49, is the new Secretary,
LeRoy Dodge, '50, the Treasurer,
Rob'eW-Peters, '49, Missionary Secretary, and Theresa Salamone, '49,
the ( .aocial Chairman.
Elect Califano Commuter Head
Helen Califaiii) '49 hits been elected President of Commuter's Club
for the following year. Harold Tunkel '50 will be Vice-President of the
organization.
The remaining officers include Delaphine Verck '51, Secretary, and
Sally Tschumi '51, Treasurer.
Primer Board
Hardt To Direct
Selects Wingate Forum Activities
Editor-in-Chief
For Next Year
Gifford Wingate will take over
the reigns of the Primer for next
year, Other editors include Alvin
Feldman, Literary Editor; Hilda
Rivenburg, Art Editor and Joseph
Keefe, Business Manager.
Senior Staff is made up of Ellen
Fay and Leonard Koblenz, Business;
Theresa Salamoni, Art; Persis Hockridge, Literary.
Junior Staff includes Ruth Framback, Frances Konopka, Norene
Thorson, Harold Tunkel, Business;
Christian Lievestro, Philip Rose,
Art; Joan French, David Mooney,
Louis Proctor and Marian Zimmer,
Literary.
Sophomore Staff is composed of
Julia Hewett, James Juisto, Eleanor
Rochiec, Judith Oxenhandler, Business; Stuart Goldman, Paul Kirsch,
Robert Roulier, Frederick Truscott,
Art;
Carolyn
Finch, Frederick
Knoerzer, Martha Spencer, Jeanette
Teal, Literary.
Honorary Group
Adds Members
Pi Gamma Mu, the honorary Social Studies Society at State College,
announces its new members.
The four Senior members are
Madelyn Breish, Marjory Clark,
Shirley King, and Stella MacLaren.
The members from the Junior class
are Mary Bacher, Jean Bassett,
Marie Bennett, Stella Bogdanski,
Phllomena Cerro, Clara Cipriani,
Dorothy Daly, Patricia Devlin, Joyce
Dickerson, Cathrine Donnelly, Juanlta Evans, Jps>Ph Francillo, Irene
Galloway, Betty Hohenstein, Marie
Holz, Jean Ineson, Jo Ann Joslin,
Robert Kaiser, eLonard Koblenz,
Mary Krom, Joyce McCollum, Haiv
old Mills, Marjorie Munro, Thelma
Pangburn, Ann Schallt, Yvette
Schwedock, Mary Scutt, Margaret
Seaman, Helen Sins, Millard Smith,
Robert Tucker, Lloyd Wheeler.
.«
FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1 0 4 8
Joyce Simon, '49, will lead the
activities of Inter-Group Council
for next year and Robert Hardt, '49,
will take over as Speaker of Forum.
Patricia Devlin is Vice-chairman
of I.G.C. with Gloria Enea as Secretary.
New members who have
been appointed to the Board are
Dorothy Butch, '49, Joyce Dodge
and Frances Konopka, Sophomores,
Stuart Goldman and Judith Oxenhandler, freshmen.
Release Committee Heads
Audrey Hartman, 49, has been
placed in charge of publicity with
Selma Nadel and Charlotte Kaplan, Sophomores, heading the literature committees. Barbara Cooper, '51, will take care of the freshmen program.
Elect Forum Board
According to the Forum elections
John Fay, '49, will be Clerk for the
coming year with Seymour Fersh,
'50, assuming the duties of Treasurer. Molly Mulligan, '50, and Robert Tucker, '49, are co-Editors of
next year's Soapbox.
The new Board who will direct
the activities of State's voice of
world affairs consists of Leslie De
Weerdt, John Fay, Robert French,
Hardt, Leonard Koblenz,
Miss
Simon, Tucker, Juniors, and Fersh
and Miss Mulligan, Sophomores.
COKE AND MUSIC
FOR HAPPY MOMENTS
Model
ALBANY, N E W YORK,
Session
Approves Bills
For Consideration
T H U R S D A Y , MAY 6,
1948
AT
8:30 A. M.
VOL. XXXII NO. 2 8
Will
Ballot-Happy Myskania Closes
Eventful Year Reminiscent, Sad
27
/Announce ]i
Election Results, t
New Myskania
Tuesday meetings, suppers, the
Orphan's parties, an assembly skit
—and more important, hours of
hard work in State's Interest—FriTo Recommend Passage day
morning a weary, ballot-happy
Myskania will close its year's work
By Legislature In Fall as
the second student-elected MysAt the model session of the legis- kania in State's history. (Three
lature held last week-end three bills years ago Myskania was democraton housing, juvenile delinquency i.-ized trom a self-perpetuating body
and education were passed, while a to one elected by Student- Associabill on state subsidation of all tion.)
schools was defeated 39-20 after
Their self-cooked meals have been
much debate. These bills will be re- a continual source of enjoyment and
commended to Governor Dewey and indigestion to Myskania's memto the state legislature when it convenes next autumn. Debate Council
from State was represented by Stanley Abrams '48; Jo Ann Joslin and
Mary Odak, Juniors; and William
Dumbleton, Robert Preyer and Arthur Root, Sophomores.
bers. Dean and Acting President
Nelson, and Mrs. Nelson came to
dinner one night, and THAT night
the dinner was good. Shapiro and
Walsh To Address
Dooley served steak.
Morning Assemblage isic
One of the first dinners was cooked by Eloise and Stan, and accordState's
thirty-fifth annual Mov- a t
ing to them it was spaghetti. Ruming-Up
Day
exercises will be h e l d n e
or has it that they had come upon
in Page Hall auditorium tomorrow' es
a new formula for synthetic rubmorning at 9 a. m. New members of)r '
ber, and Scoop is reported to have
Myskania will be tapped, leaders of„I
discovered a way to make it palatall student organizations for 1948-, "
able. "Drown in tomato sauce to
'45 will be made known, and the, r I
kill taste of spaghetti, add cheese
traditional moving-up ceremonies!,
to kill taste of sauce, and then eat
will take place with the singing of
bread to kill the taste of the cheese."
"Where Oh Where" and "Arm In...
As to who cooked the best meal,
lu
Arm Through Friendly Ways."
during the year, that varies with
a
Walsh to Open Assembly
"
whichever member of Myskania is
asked about it.
After the procrssion or all classes,!!
from Draper to Page Halls, Alice^s
The Christmas skit, narrated by
Walsh '48, President of Student As-L
Abrams, included Worth the melosociation, will open the assembly,.dramatic actress who didn't have
Elect Speaker Vntm St. Francis
with a welcoming address. Class.
the rent, Dooley the villian, Baldwin
HELEN KISIEL
Registration was held Thursday
speakers are first on the program; "
as
Santa
Claus,
and
May
the
old
night at the DeWitt Clinton Hotel.
Grand Marshal
The Sophomore and freshman
they are Arliene Riber '48; John'
Friday morning the Speaker was classes will present their Moving- mother with "matted" hair.
Jennings '49; Herman Blavatnick
The annual orphan's party at
elected from St. Francis College, Up Day skits tomorrow night at
'50, and Lois Prescott '51.
New York City, and the Secretary 6:15 p. m, in Page Hall. Earle Jones Christmas included an innovation,
Officers of various campus o r - e
from Champlain College, after which will direct the Sophomore skit, "He one Mrs. Santa Claus nee Diehl, as
ganizations will then be announced 2
the delegates adjourned to commit- came, he saw—," and Goldie Bren- well as traditional Santa (Baldwin)
by members of the faculty
Dr.T.
tee hearings on bills and to hear ex- ner will direct the freshman skit, who, it seems, had a little trouble
with his Santa pants.
Ellen C. Stokes. Dean of Women, „
pert testimony on housing, juvenile Minerva's Side Street."
wnl announce the new members of"
Myskania lost 3 to 5 in field
delinquency and education.
The Sophomore skit was written
Rcs;dence Council, Inter-Sorority I
Fundamental goal of the model by Earle Jones and Robert Freyer. events with the frosh, probably beCouncil and the Junior guides. I n session was to develop techniques The cast includes Robert Freyer, cause they are intellectual types.
ter-Fraternity-Inter-Sorority CounAnd there was a famous basketby which a number of individuals Lyle Walsh, Florence Blasko, iPaul
cil will be announced by Stanley?
can discuss a common problem and King William Lyons, Arnold Rice, ball game, in which Twink as fourth
Five sororities elected officers for Abrams '48; Hillel by Irma Rosen,
arrive at a solution reflecting the Ann Morgan, Joan French, Lindley forward ran in and out of the game
best of which that group is capable. De Garmo, Mary Calandra, William as she was needed; Shapiro's back next year during the past week. '48; Newman Club by Eleanor Hoi-"
big '48, and Student Christian As- .'
This was carried out when the con- Dumbleton, Margaret Vonada, Lorice still aches from it, and it took two Helen Cook '49, new President of sociation
by Marion Mieras '48.
}
vention convened Saturday morning Schain, Robert Frasca, Joan Romu- to make a basket.
Following the Senior farewell
and the three bills were passed lus, and Anthony Prochilo.
At meetings, Wunnms was known Beta Zeta, will preside as President
of Inter-Sorority Council next year. song, "We '48 Salute You," the acwithout too much discussion.
Chairman of sets and props is as the efficiency expert, and SeelPropose Non-Discrimination
The offerers of Kappa Delta so- tual moving-up ceremonies will take
Catherine Noonan, of lights, Edythe bach "distributed funds." Mieras,
around two a. m. (yes Myskania did rority are: Ouzanne Anderson '49, place. This year's Myskania will
The bill on housing included pro- Kelleher, of sound, Heinz Engel.
then tap the members who compose '
visions for housing for migratory
The freshman skit was written by work that late sometimes), could President; Leslie Weber '49, Vice the 1948-'49 group.
'
workers, subsidation of private con- Goldie Brenner, Barbara Cooper, giggle over Klsiel's jokes.
President;
Barbara Smith '50,
All
In
all,
for
them
it
has
been
a
Bulger
to
Announce
NEWS
Staff
struction of multiple dwellings for Morris Berger, and George Kline.
Treasurer; Mary Lucas '50, RecordPaul C. Bulger, Co-ordinator of
low income groups, no discrimina- The cast includes- Kenneth Ludlum year of fun in the remembering, but ing Secretary; Earllne Thompson
hard
work
with
lots
of
worries
in
tion in providing housing, exten- and Waller Keller, leads, and Gene
'50, Corresponding Secretary; Carol Field Services and Public Relations,
sion of rent controls, and state en- Petri, Jacquelyn Mann, Alan Pike, the doing. A big hand for Myskania; Scutt '49, Critic; Fay Richards and will announce the NEWS Board for
couragement of conversion of build- Joan Whitcraft, Martha Downey, tomorrow's crop will have a tall Willa Hellwig, freshmen, Marshals; the coming year. Members of Demurk to grow up to.
bate Council will be announced by
ings for further housing.
and George Kline.
and Jeanne Moshier '49, House Rita Shapiro '48, now President of
Juvenile delinquency recommenMusic is under the direction of
President.
the Council; Beverly Blstoff "48,
dations included community plan- Richard Thome. Co-chairmen of Hold No N E W S Class Friday
Officers for Chi Sigma Theta Director of Press Bureau, will make
ning of community centers of recre- sets are Patricia Jai and Stuart
Ann May '48, Editor-in-Chief of
ation
under
state
subsidation, Gates. Chairman of props Is Ele- the State College NEWS, has an- are: Jean iPtilver '49, President; Ag- known its officers; the Editor of
graduate schools in 3 universities anor Gessinger. Co-chairmen of nounced that no Journalism class nes Mclntyre '49, Vice President; Primer for next year will be named
for training youth counsellors, year- make-up are Susan Panek and Ruth will be held tomorrow afternoon. Alice Reilley '50, Treasurer; Mary by C. Rogers Nielsen, Editor-inChief; Gloria Gilbert '48, will name
ly physical examinations of all Breen.
Classes will be resumed next week. A ''ontinutd on Page $, Column II
_ the head of Pedagogue; WAA leadschool children to discover tendeners will be announced by Wilma
cies lliat would lead to unacceptable
social behavior, restoration of deDiehl '48; MAA officers will be
linquents to homes and approval of
named by John Dooley '48; Chairhome conditions of delinquents by
man of Inter-Group Council will
investigators. If parents are found
be named by John Jennings '48;
delinquent and not able to provide
and Dorothy Difrin '48 will announce
homes lor the children, parents
Dramatic and Arts Council memcould be charged with a felony,
bers. Dr. Charles F. Stokes, Professor of Music, will name mem(Continued on Page b, Column Si
bers of Music Council for next year.
(Continued on Page %, Column $1
Jones, B.
Drenner
To Direct Skits
omorrow Night
Five Sororities
Elect Officers
For Next Year
Company
G«at¥ne-Gffiat RK0RD
\
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}.
Traditional Ceremonies In Page Hall ToS Initiate t;
State's Thirty - Fifth Moving-Up Day Weekend
Signum Laudis Elects
20 More Members
Seven members of the class of
1948 and thirteen members of the
incoming Senior class were accepted
into Signum Laudis, the honorary
scholastic society of State College.
The members from '48 include
Stanley Abrams, Marie Bennett,
Marjorie Harland, Gilbert Holliday,
Ask for it either way . .. both
Ann May, and Myra Rosenberg.
Frederick Baron, Dorothy Daly, trade-marks mean the same thing.
John Fay, Irene Galloway, Persis
Hockridge, Mary Iatauro, Donald
BOTTIED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY
Langsley, Joyce McCollum, June
ALBANY COCA-COLA BOTTLING
Olson, Ethel Rosenberg, Yvette
Schwedock, Abraham Sherer, Joyce
1948, The Coca-Cola
Simon are the Junior members of
Signum Laudis.
tate College News
LINES FORM
It's Bob Eberly's waxing of "You Can't Run
Away From Love." — Decca Record Release
B
O B E B E R L Y , the romantic ballad singer,
gives some old but good advice to cuddlesometwosomes on this click-disc.
And B o b has another good word for
smokers. As B o b sings it, "I've tried a lot
of different brands of cigarettes—but
C a m e l s suit me best."
T r y Camels on your " T - Z o n e " - T for T a s t e
T for Throat, See for yourself why, with B o b Eberly
a n d countless other smokers who have tried and
compared, Camels are t h e
"choice of experience,"
Myskania
KDR, KB, EEP Elect
Officers For '48-'49
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The new officers of Kappa Delta
Rho, Kappa Beta and Poller Club
for the year 1U4H-'4D arc:
Kappa Delia Him: President,
Clifford Thome '41). Vice President,
Robert Baker '41), Pledge Master,
Jack Morris '50, Recording Secretary, David Durkee '1)0, Treasurer,
Albert Holliday 'fill, Corresponding
Secretary, Donald Ely Til. Kappa
Beta: President, Abraham Trop '40,
Vice President. Seymour Fersh 'SO,
Treasurer, Irwin Waxmiui 'SO, Secretary, Arnold Rico Til), Representative to Inter-Fraternity Council,
Thomas I.lsker and Marvin Wayne,
Juniors. Potter Club: President,
Michael Capuano '41), Vice President, Joseph Bivlano '41), Treasurer,
Lyle Walsh '40, Secretary, James
Jiusto '51, Representative to mterFralerulty Council, John King '40.
Seniors To Sponsor
Moving-Up Day Dance
The Senior Class will sponsor an
informal dance Saturday night In
Page Hull gym, from I) p. ni. until
l a. in., according to Francis Mullin, President. Admission will be
$1.60 per couple.
Frank D'Amlco and his orchestra,
from Troy, will play lor the dance.
The decorations will reflect the
moving-up day theme, and refreshments will be served.
Dorothy Difl'in Merrltt and Isabels Cooper are co-chuirmen of the
affair. Chairman of music is Evelyn
Jamison.
. An explanation of the term "in-'
formal" lias been proferred by the
dunce committee, "While the dance
will be a 'dress-up affair,' formal
clothes will not bo worn."