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Procedure
Slate Procession; M.U.D.
(Continued from Paget!, Column b>
B. All classes will hold their n u Class Speakers
m e r a l s until t h e Alma M a t e r
a n d t h e Ivy Speech a r e finished. After t h e S t a r Spangled
To Top Program
B a n n e r is sung t h e m o r n i n g
Tapping Of Myskania
Will Highlight Morning
(Continued from Page 1, Column 5)
been g r a n t e d membership in K a p p a
P h i K a p p a will be announced.
Scheduled after t h e above honorary a n n o u n c e m e n t s will be t h e slate
of officers for the following d e p a r t m e n t a l clubs: Classical Club, P a n
Amigos, F r e n c h Club, Commerce
Club, M a t h Club, a n d Science Club.
Marion Oliver '50, will n a m e t h e officers of Commuters Club. T h e P o t ter Club. Award will t h e n be g r a n t e d
by Clarence Hldley, Assistant P r o fessor of Social Studies. T h e religious organizations including Hillel,
Inter-Varsity C h r i s t i a n Fellowship,
Newman Club and Student Christian
Association will announce t h e winners of their elections.
Stokes to Award Cup
Dr. Ellen C. Stokes, Dean of W o men, will n a m e the members of
Residence Council and will award
the Inter-Sorority Cup. T h e directors of F r o s h Camp, the C h a i r m e n
of t h e Junior Guides, and t h e a l u m ni councillor will end the a n n o u n c e m e n t s before the Moving-TJp Day
procedure begins.
T h e Seniors will s t a r t moving-up
with their farewell song, "We '50
Salute You." Florice Kline '50, G r a n d
Marshal, will direct the classes during the procedure. Audrey Kooh '50,
song leader, will direct the singing
of "Where Oh W h e r e " and "Arm In
Arm."
To N a m e 1950-51 Officers
After t h e classes have moved up,
t h e outgoing members of Myskania
will tap the new members. T h e ann o u n c e m e n t s of the officers of the
following extra-curricular activities
will be n a m e d : State College News,
D r a m a t i c s and Arts Council, Music
Council, Pedagogue, C a m p u s Commission, Press Bureau, Debate C o u n cil, Primer, MAA, WAA, I n t e r - G r o u p
Council, SMILES, Radio Council and
F o r u m . T h e final list of officers to
be n a m e d will be the President, t h e
Vice-President, the Secretary of S t u d e n t Association and t h e class officers.
T o conclude the morning program will be the recessional, the
forming of the numerals, the ivy
speech and the national a n t h e m .
T h e e v e n i n i program will begin at
7 p. m. with t h e freshmen a n d S o p h omores presenting their skits. T h e
various classes will sing their songs,
the rivalry cup will be awarded and
the day's program will end with the
Seniors singing the "Great Fires."
exercises will be finished.
VI. Sing
A. T h e Rivalry skits will begin a t
7 p.m. in Page Hall. Directly
after t h e skits t h e classes will
meet in front of D r a p e r and
take t h e following positions:
1. Seniors s t a n d on t h e steps
of D r a p e r .
2. J u n i o r s s t a n d to right of
t h e Seniors a n d face t h e Library.
3. T h e Sophomores face t h e
Seniors.
4. T h e freshmen face t h e J u n iors.
B. T h e order of Songs will be a n nounced by t h e Song Leader.
C. A n n o u n c e m e n t of Rivalry r e sults.
D. T h e S t e p Song will be sung
first by t h e Seniors. After they
have sung it once, they will
move to their left a n d s t a n d in
front of t h e freshmen.
The
J u n i o r s will sing t h e Step Song
once in place a n d t h e n will proceed with their b a n n e r in t h e
Husted side door of D r a p e r a n d
will come out t h e front door of
Draper singing t h e Step Song.
T h e Sophomores will fill in t h e
section vacated by t h e Juniors.
E. After t h e singing of the Step
Song, t h e Seniors t u r n
and
walk down the sidewalk to
Western Avenue toward H u s ted Hall. T h e Juniors go back
into Draper Hall, Sophomores
and frosh following.
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By PAT
To t h e Editor:
I am going to answer Mr. P r o chllo's letter of last week word for
word and t h e n we'll see if he will
•continue lying or a d m i t t h a t he is
unworthy of his position In our student a d m i n i s t r a t i o n !
Every accusation I have made is
completely
and
absolutely
true.
There is n o t h i n g to be gained by
lies on my p a r t because I cannot get
back the money I lost on t h e c h a r tered coaches. I s t a n d by my claims
—past, present, and future.
Mr. Prochilo says he was not asked for a bus ride a n n o u n c e m e n t in
assembly. I signed up on the list in
Husted for a n a n n o u n c e m e n t a n d
I spoke to him before assembly. Has
Mr. Prochilo forgotten t h e a r g u m e n t
we had on the second iloor of D r a p er Hall after assembly t h a t day? Ask
him! Has he forgotten t h a t he told
me he didn't care how m u c h money
I had invested in the bus trip, even
if it was a million dollars? Ask h i m !
Has he forgotten t h a t he said my
a n n o u n c e m e n t didn't pertain to the
student body as a whole? Ask h i m !
As for my notice in the paper—I
never asked to put in an ad and I
never expected one for nothing. Ken
Orner '52, asked me for a n article.
Since the regular News staff didn't
p r i n t this "Soph" issue we c a n ' t
blame anyone.
As for prooi t h a t Mr. Prochilo did
have something to do with m u t i l a t ing my signs I submit t h e n a m e of
D.ivid Manley '52. This young m a n
was appointed by Mr. Prochilo, along
with two others, to h a n d l e t r a i n a r rangements. Mr. Manley was b r a z en enough to sign his n a m e to an
ad and p u t it immediately over
mine on the bulletin board in lower
Draper. I brought this ad before
Myskania. Ask t h e m if I d i d n ' t !
Arguing over t h e c h a r a c t e r of
some of our Myskania members is
like debating whether cream puffs
have cream. T h e y have c h a r a c t e r ,
but how much and what kind is a
different m a t t e r .
Mr. Prochilo say:; t h a t no one
would stoop to such business, but I
say, and am willing to go on proving, t h a t he stooped to further his
personal aims. It would not look
very good if a project u n d e r t a k e n
by the student President were d e feated.
Do you deny any of these facts
Mr. Prochilo? Can you honestly say
t h a t a single word i have written is
false? Keep tills up—the s t u d e n t
tody is losing ail its faith in you.
Norm S c h r a m m '51.
BRADY
Tonight a n d tomorrow n i g h t will
be Albany's last c h a n c e s to view a
production of this year's stock comp a n y of t h e Playhouse.
Saturday
night, t h e Playhouse will close its
doors, to open again early in t h e
fall. T h e c u r r e n t production, "Born
Yesterday," is one of the most h i larious of t h i s year's presentations,
and h a s been extremely well received
by t h e city's theater-goers. Playhouse regulars who appear in this
production include J u d s o n P r a t t ,
Dodie Bauer a n d T h o m a s Rogers.
On Wednesday night, May 10, the
Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo will
m a k e a one-performance appearance
a t the Palace T h e a t e r . T h e Ballet
Russe ended its e n g a g e m e n t at t h e
Metropolitan Opera House in New
York last S a t u r d a y night and then
left immediately for Boston where
six performances will be made. T h e
company will t h e n go to Portland,
Maine a n d from there come to Albany to end one of its longest seasons, 36 s t r a i g h t weeks. T h e entire
company and g r a n d orchestra will
appear in Albany. In the Albany
performance, four ballets will be on
the program, "Swan Lake," " P a quita," "Blue Bird," and "Raymonda." Reserve tickets are now on sale.
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EXTRA
VOL. XXXIV NO. 26
Elect Jim Jiusto Overwhelmingly To Lead SA;
Organization Heads Prominent On New Judiciary
Baldino, Keller
W i l l Serve S A
For Coming Year
Myskania Taps Eight M e n ;
Spotlights Varsity Athletics
A male majority will characterize the 1950-51 Myskania
judiciary
body. Eight men were elected, with only five women
J a m e s Jiucto was elected President
chosen from the candidates.
of S t u d e n t Association for 1950-1951,
by an overwhelming majority, deThe traditional and solemn Myskania tapping ceremonies
feating his only opponent, Paul
began after the classes, linked and swaying back and forth,
Kirsch, by more t h a n live hundred
had sung the "Arm in Arm" song. As the song died away, all
ballets. Jiusto comes to Hie office by
present in the Assembly were seated and hushed. Myskania
way of Student Council.
of 1949-50 filed lo the second row of seats on the stage, leavV.ctoria Baldino a l o comes from
S t u d e n t Council, to lead Student Asing the first row empty. Christiaan Theodoor Lievestro acted
sociation as Vice-President cuuing
as
the speaker, announcing the names of the new members,
the 'jeming year. Miss Baldino was
while
Earle Francis Jones, President of the retiring group,
elected on the third distribution over
pinned the new members with purple and gold tassles.
William Wiley, her closest competitor.
WILLIAM HOWARD ENGLEHART was the first member of the 1950-51 Myskania to be chosen by tapping. His
R i ' l r Named Secretary
T h e (lection for Secretary of Stuname boomed out as Rhoda Joanne Riber and William Albert
dent Association went to the fifth
Dumhleton stopped in the aisle beside his row in the Assemdistribution before Rosemary Keller
bly.
Englehart led the Junior Class this year as its President,
reached her quoin. Miss Keller led
JAMES J I U S T O
MARY FENZEL
and will serve on the new Student Council.
t h r c u n h o u t all five distributions, to
President of SA
Editor State College News
defeat J e a n n e Corie.linno, her last
Audrey Emily Koch and Anthony Louis Prochilo were
opposition, and (^atn the position.
the second pair to leave the stage. Their slow walk around
Mary Borys was named Songlendthe Auditorium ended beside JAMES ALFRED WARDEN.
er for Student Association on the
is known as a varsity athlete, and acted as President
first ballot, gaining her quota, with Male
Presidents
Board Appoints ofWarden
four hundred votes more t h a n Louise
Inter-Fraternity Council this year.
Pet field, her nearest rival. Mis.
Warden took his position on the stage, Eleanor
Borys will n'.so be Class Songleader To Lead
Classes Fenzel New Head RuthAfter
Adams and Shirley May Willse tapped the first woman
for the second successive year.
member of the new Myskania, who was PATRICIA ANNE
Virginia Norton reached her quota
on the second distribution, defeat- For Second
Year
J A I. Miss Jai was escorted to the stage and took her place as V
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'News'
ing Rita Bissonctle and Charlotte
the third member to look out on the sea of excited and anxIn the class elections held last
Next year's Editor ol the Stale
Skolnick, to become G r a n d \Tnrshnl
of r u m p u s Commission and Student week, men were elected to I he po.si- (ollege News is Mary Fenzel, an As- ious faces. Miss Jai is a new member of the Student Facilities
i!. n. ol cl.i.s presidents, in ail eases, sociate Editor of this year.
Board, and Women's Sports Editor for the State College News.
Association for 1950-1951.
lor the sc. oiid year in a row. HelCo-Bushies-i Managers for 1950-51
GERALD ERNEST DUNN, a new member of Student
intith Scl.iillze will lead the Class are Goldlc Brenner and Gerald
Keturn Two In S.I5.I'.
Council
for the Senior Class, and a Senior Board member of
of li;51 in its Senior year. T h e J u n Seniors d e f i e d to the Studc
Dunn. Public Relations Editor will
iors chose Harvey Robinson as their
Board of Finance for the eomi
be Evelyn Wolfe, and Business M a n - the Stale College News, was the next to be tapped. Ruth Matproxy; and next year's Sophomores
year, include two second-terme
ager, Joseph Purdy. Advertising and leson Holliday and Anthony Louis Prochilo circled to the
will be guided by David Palmer.
These two are Theodore Bayer a
Circulation Managers a r e J a n e Cook back of the Auditorium before stopping beside Dunn, and
Beverly Kuhlkhi. Also elected lo I
To serve with Gchultnc, the class and Beverly Kuhlkin, respectively.
ol '51 elected: Rita Bissonette, Vice- Other Board members include H a r - escorting him to the stage.
Board are Paul Carter and Robi
President; hiitli Breen, Treasurer; vey Milk, Sports Editor, and Paul
Kreilillg. Prom the Class of 19.
The new President of Student Association, JAMES EDClarvce J. Perrefta.
Songleader; Buchinan, .Senior Sports representaArlene Evcrsnn ami Doug las, Thor
WARD JIUSTO, was fifth to be tapped. Miss Koch, descendRhodu Sleuer, Cheerleader;
and tive.
have been named to the Board
ing once again from the sta<re, and Lyle Stewart Walsh
Student Council representatives will
Finance.
Junior Associate Editors this year
brought Jiusto to the rostrum.
be Elizabeth Cahlll, Gerald Dunn,
T h e Student Facilities Board poinclude: Virginia Adams, Norine
Mary Fade and William Engelhart.
tions went lo: Seniors, Patricia J
As silence fell again, Earline Selina Thompson and Diane
Cargill, Victoria Fade, and Grace
The new Secretary and Publicity Diami David Wetherby; Juniors, Ma
S
m
i
t
h
.
Junior
Exchange
Editor
is
Sue
Webber walked solemnly to the row where DONALD
reclor will be appointed by the Presiinn Oorskie and K e n n e t h Untie
Dorothy DeCicco. J u n i o r Circulation PAl'L ELY, member of Student Council this year, was seated.
dent in the fall.
and David Thomas, Sophomore.
Editor will be Barbara Joyce.
In the elections lor J u n i o r Class
Seventh member to be added to the new Mvskania was
Patricia Jul will be Women's
olfleers the following were n a m e d : Sports Editor. Junior Sports stall LLOYD JOSEPH PURDY, tapped by Catherine Margaret
av-President,
M.irenee
Kluser; incmbeis include: Robert Jaeoby,
Noonan and Walsh. Purdy litis been active in his class and in
Harris, Rockhill VI'icasurir,
Marjory Farwell; Secre- Theresa Porta, and Anna Sullivan.
Dramatics, and will be Business Manager of the State College
tary, Pat Dargusch; Publicity DirerThe
Sophomore
staff
includes
lar.v; Rosemary Keller, Songleader;
News
next year.
David Thomas.
Marjory Baker, Cheerleader; Edward
Sophomore
reporters
who
will
At
last another woman was tapped to break the suspense.
K a m k e ; and Student Council inemWAA and MAA voting this .spring be's:
the back
Joan P.: unci I, Frank Iole, i v m p e l e lor the posts of .Sophomore Miss Adams and Mi.ss Webber walked from
De k Editor m November a r e : Marhas resulted in I lie election ol Ph\ 1- Henry Smith an.I William Wiley.
of
the
Auditorium,
and
as
thev
paused,
Lievestro
called out
ion Hem, Irene Breziusky. Mary
lls Harris, President of Women's
'I he CI o.s of 1953 \oled Patrick Burke. P.in II Cook, In lie Dick, Do- PHYLLIS MAE HARRIS. .Miss Harris will head WAA next
Athletic
Association;
If o n a I d
Carlo, Vice-President: J o h n 1,all- ris Dohcrly, Margaret Hebert, Henry
KnciUull has been ell isen as head ol
year, and has been active in the affairs of the Class of 1951.
ium, '1 reasurer; Ami Oberst, Secre- Kaszcwslu, Edward Lilldsey, Eslher
I he Men's Athletic Assoi'liilloll Both
The ninth member, and the third woman to be announced,
lai\ , Ho .e Keller. Songleader; Marprexn .> will be Seniors.
Mayakls. Wilmonte Nash, Barbara
i a \ Maker. Cheerleader; F.lward
was
MARTHA JEAN DOWNEY. .Miss Downey, escorted to
Peace,
Ruth
Poole,
Elizabeth
Plait,
Al.o in WAA wiling. Paliieia Jul I III;!'- :\ . PibliclU Din etor; and lo
has been elected Vir"-Prcsldenl ; the "'i, ;li ni Council ihey elected: Wil- Jordlne Skull, and Muriel Woodman. the stage by .Miss Noonan and Miss Willse, will head Dramatics and Arts Council for the coming year. She, too, has
new Tie.i uri'i' i . Phoebe Fuller '51!: I'ain Kelehiun, 'fed McCarthy, l.ichOlfiee Mamo'cr. Marjory Farwell a 1,1 S nil and Louis Vlon; lor a chain
taken a prominent part in the activities of her class.
'f)L\ and Secretary, Betty Ann Cuy- sw; ep In" I he men, in every oll'iee Yearbook
Names
As the atmosphere became more tense, with the sense
kemlall '53.
lor which the.\ were nominated
of the competition becoming more keen, Miss Thompson and
( l a s s e s CIIIMIM'
Mitchell Editor
Miss Riber descended into the hushed Auditorium to tap
'flic ela.s.s: s \ ole.I the lollow in-,
ELLIOT KIRSCH. Kirsch has been tin active member
T
h
e
Pedagogue
has
release
I
the
people as llie.r managers and rep- Strehlow
To Top mimes of new staff members lor ofPAUL
Election Commission this year, lie was escorted back to
resentatives: 1051: Manager, F r a n 1950 -11)51. AssMing Editor
Joan the stage, and took his position as the tenth member chosen.
ces Hkldmore, Representative, Mary
Mitchell will be: Personnel Editor,
1 mi h'eed; 1951! Manager, K\ elyn Publicity
Bureau
MARY JESSIE FADE was the fourth woman added to
Fobs Pre; ((ill; Business Manager,
h'rdlc, Representative, Joan llagPress Bureau lists the following III leu Agnelli); Photography Editor. the Myskania roster. Miss Adams and Mi.ss Holliday came
gi rl.\ , lUfiH Manager. Ruth Poole;
iillieer.s lor the year 1050-11)51 Di- Elsie Shaw; Art Editor, Barbara Na- from the rear of the Auditorium (o pause as Mr. Lievestro
In pre.senlative, A11 It l Apo.slolldes.
rector, Maialyn Strehlow '51, Assist- tall; 1 llerary Editor, J e a n u e i t e /.eNamed in the Honor Council lor
called the name of this year's Vice-President of Student Asant Di eel or, Theresa Porta 'liU; Secthe Class o! 11)51 are Phyllis Harris ri larv-'l reiiMtrer. Harvey Kobm.son lains; and Virginia Roth. Advertis- sociation, and a member of next year's Student Council.
anil Kililh Paleisnn Trophies award- 'a!!; and Corresponding Secretary, ing Manager; all Seniors. Also a p After Jones presented Miss Fade with her Myskania tased at I hi1 Moving Up l)ii.\ cere- picked from the freshman tryouts. pointed lo the Senior stall are Domonies were the Baskellmll cup to Robert CllaminaU'o. Mi.ss Strehlow ris Donato and Patricia Brady.
sel and she joined the ranks of the new members, Miss Riber
Associate Editors from tile Class and Diunbleton descended into the tense audience to escort
Myskania: and the Howling cup to has served the past year on the
ol 195a are Florence Kloser, DonGllininu Kappa Phi.
Hoard as Secretary-Treasurer.
ald P u i l e r m a n and Marola Walsh. IIELMUTII WILLI SCHULTZE to the stage. Schult/.o has
MAA Kcsults
New members, chosen Irian the Members of the Junior stuff Include: been an outstanding member of Student Council, active on
In MAA voiing the officii of Presi- Class of 1951! a r e : Maureen Davis,
dent went to Ronald Roekliill '51. Patricia Devil I, Evelyn Kamke, and Victoria Baldino. Kathleen Cody, Press Bureau, and will be President of the Seniors,
Elected to assist him are Robert Lillian Kiunlnsky. Freshmen chosen Kathleen Donovan, Marjory F a r The thirteenth person to be chosen from the audience
Brown '52, Vice-President; T h o m a s to the Hoard are: Robert. G i a m m a - well, Mary Anne Fitzgerald, Mar- and announced by Lievestro was LOIS LILLIAN PRESCOTT,
garet
Geinniell,
Marlon
Gorskle.
HeKing '51. Financial Secretary; and leo, William Taylor, and Peter Tellens Grossman, J o a n
Haggerty, who will be Senior Assistant at Frosh Camp in the fall, and
Secretary, Francis Streeter '53
ler.
Theresa Porta, and Grace S m i t h .
Senior Personnel Editor of the Pedagogue next year.
Lead Athlet ics
PACK a
STATE
COLLEGE
NEWS.
SATURDAY,
STATE
MAY 6 , 1 S 5 Q
Student
Council
1951
1953
1030 X 100
Quota
+
i
President Student
+
51501
1
i
Association
Jiusto
Kirsch .
Blanks
1
77700
23000
2300
Total
Vice-President Student Association
1
Saldino
30600
Manley
26300
Wiley
23300
Yole
20000
Blanks
2800
S t u d e n t Council
103000
Cahill
Dunn
3
Eade
49900 E n g l e h a r t
425'0ti W o l f e
Blanks
Loss
10600
2
35400
32500
30500
4600
206 x 100
Quota
103000
103000
1
2
10500
1890O 22500
19100 20600
14600 15800
22600 25000
12900 14100
4400
5000
Beni
Corlgliano
Dlonne
Dunn
Keller
Wildman
Blanks
10300
Total
3
1
24500
22800
20500
29300
28100
27500
37700
5900
10300
9700
10300
10300
Cahill
Dunn
37200 E a d e
Englchart
Wolfe
51500 B l a n k s
Loss
14300
Totals
10300
Blssonette
Norton
Skolnick .
Blanks
Total
Student Facilities Board
1950
1030 X 100
Quota
+
2 + 1
1
1
33700
44700
22600
2000
2
44400
53300
103000
103000
34334
I
26800
33600
40200
2400
Buchman
Jai
Wctherby
B l a n k s ....
Loss
103000
T o t a l ....
lb
2949
4121
4121
6138
2858
410
1
la
29061
36737
34333
2867
1
103000 T o t a l s
1951
1
38000
29400
29400
6200
Gorskie
L e i g h ....
R u t l e y ..
Blanks
Loss
Totals
103000
1952
1030
X 100
+
1 + 1
Quota
1
Total
103000
1030 X 100
Quota
51501
1
Ballard
Bennett
Burke
Danzis
Gorskie
lole
Smill
103000
Wile>
Blanks
Loss
Totals
Songleader
I 1
Totals
51700 B a l l a r d .
36400 B e n n e t t
14900 B u r k e ...
lole
103000 S m i t h
Wiley
Blanks .
Loss
|- 1
1
Prof.
2100
1400
4300
1500
2000
2000
4500
1700
2100
4900
100
2
3
l-'KN'KKI
I'II-IIIKIIII-*..
-
2304 T o t a l
6721
Krchniak
2800
2838
3108
2900 L o s s
5400
200 T o t a l s
4100
4112
4500
4512
4513
4613
4300
4313
4513
400
400
1
401
1
33600 33600 33600
6
26600 26600 26600
4607
2916
5321
204
1
4807
3618
5321
205
1
Bernzwelg
5
Dionne
2705 D u n n
5539
Helbing
3205
20600 26600 26000
5a
2747
5321
3230
5032
4582
5321
359
1
4311
1909
2404
(1721
3408
4815
4613
5013
402
1
Ketchum
Krchniak
•McCarthy
5007
Scott
4521
Vion
5321
Blanks
307
Less
1
6
-
4613 41)13
2605
6721
3610
5115
5215
5315
403
1
5321
4152
5434
5293
5321
1076
1
9
5321
4181
5321
5326
5321
1127
lla
5416 5720
6721 6721
D i o n n e ....
Ketchum
Krchniak
McCarthy
Scott
Vion
B l a n k s ...
I uss
751!)
6818
0420
703
1
0721
6818
6794
825
1
33600 33600
B a t t i s t i ....
B r e n n e r ..
Buchman
Ely
Engelhart
F e n ; el
Harris
Hatch
Jai
Kirsch
K u h l k i n ..
Maginess
Milk
Panek
P r e s c o t t ...
I'urdy
S k o l n i c k ...
Warden
Wolfe
Loss
Blanks
B r e n n e r ..
Buchman
Ely
Engelhart
Harris
Jai
Kirsch
K u h l k i n ...
Maginess
Milk
I rescoll
i'urdy
Skolnick
Warden
1 ,oss
Blanks
Total
20601
I 1
i
31800
11400
6100
8200
7000
13600
17000
4000
la
20601
18040
6765
8900
8915
15175
20185
4350
69
3
20601
21717
20601
10775
20601
20185
1)305
9990
16550
22160
4550
9445
10270
17046
20601
4755
11354
22615
20601
5987
6!)
94
94
103000 103000 103000 103000
103000
Buchman
Ely
Engclhurt
Harris
Jai
Kirsch
Maginess
Milk
1'icscotl
I'll lily
Warden
1.1 iss
Blanks
Total
86771
21442
42328
37328
20664
87992
21442
42328
37328
20664
88214
21442
43328
37328
21664
63549
82763
37664
57321
26000
9
28221
64549
82763
37664
59321
26000
9
28221
65549
85763
37664
59542
26000
II
28221
7a
21221
24885
54107
86977
114445
21221
24885
55107
90977
114445
24885
58107
94977
114445
24897
58141
95088
114445
24897
62141
97530
114445
111206
19221
76985
90214
21442
43328
39328
21664
67549
85763
37664
59763
26(100
9
28221
114206
115206
114445
114445
76985
91214
22442
45328
39328
22664
68771
87763
37664"
62763
26000
9
28221
77985
92214
25442
47328
40328
22664
68771
88763
37664
64763
27221
9
29221
78095
92254
25454
47514
40351
22687
68835
88850
37675
64775
27238
16
29233
82101
94254
26454
49514
41351
Loss
1
26700
33500
35100
7700
.5
la
27013
33872
34334
7778
.5
Totals
10300
10300
Total
1030
- 100
I 1
2
34334
I 1
69835
88850
37681
67787
29460
16
20233
9
1
11
12
12a
66141
99752
114445
114445
83101
96254
26454
49514
43573
70H4O
90072
41 Otil
69008
35466
16
20233
68141
101973
114445
114445
88101
101266
69141
107979
114445
114445
92328
108493
80141
110200
114445
114445
96334
117493
80515
110805
114445
114445
96535
114445
51735
41573
72810
1)1072
43681
73008
35466
Hi
29233
53735
47573
70846
92072
45681
76008
55735
48794
82073
100078
55037
49130
82312
1110082
16
29233
Hi
233
1 + 1
Alumni
Secretary
1030000 1030000 10301100 1030000 1030000
1,1.1
II
89856
89976
95243
11227(1
112462
12191)8
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114445
114445
114445
114445
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56937
57067
116342
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31322
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SATURDAY,
PAGE
MAY 6, 1 9 S O
•Totals
13700
1951
206 x 100
+ 1
1
Publicity Director
Buffo
Davis
Blanks
4100
5300 T o t a l s
10800
400 S o n g l e i id or
Borys
20600 B l a n k s
Totals
3
1
26600 26600
3
4
7700
7900 11500
8400 10000
336 x 100
Quota
1
Bissnnette
Brady
Gates
Kaehn
Blanks
2
3
5300 8000 10500 ( h e r r l v i d e r
4400
Kiimkc
4500 5100
Pawner
OOOO 7100 8600 S e y m o u
400 400 1500 B l a n k s
Totals
20600 20600 20600
Treasurer
Preen
Kuhlkin
E l i m . by P r e f .
Blanks
1
17400
Totals
Sei r o t a r y
S t r o h l o w - E l i m . by P r e f .
20600
Publicity Director
Songleader
Hutch
P.rretta
Blanks
3200
No Candidate.
•
7900
12100
<>l>»
Totals
20600
Cheerleader
Steuer
Blanks
17300
2800
Totals
20(100
1
|
1
13301
1 I 1
President
DnnnelU
Jacobv
Pill Ionium
Kobinson
Blanks
Li iss
Totals
Armitage
Donnelly
Jacobv
1 Mil lerinaii
Itdliinsiin
Blanks
Loss
Totals
Vice -l'rt'sldcnl
31406
39116
39709
l'olals
1
2200
8300
3500
3400
1)000
200
BosUirk
I'Vilerlro
King
Kloser
Mario
Blanks
l'olals
Treasurer
Brown
I'urwell
Juengllng
Taiitum
•>
8700
4100
3500
9600
700
20000 26600
''
1
10400 11600
1400
10,100 12200
1300 21100
20000 26000
1
*>
2300
6700
11100
8400
2500
00(1
7400
liaOO
9400
21100
700
20000 26600
:i
1030000 1030000 1020000 IllJIIiliia
Totals
= 16801
1
p r c s j d e n t
H u g h e S
J
2600 5100 J * c ° » s e n
^ 0 0 b l m Palmer
Smith
26600 26600
Blanks
1
Totals
15600
9600 V i c e - P r e s i d e n t
1400 B e n i n a t i
Carlo
26600 K e l l y
Panton
1
Telfer
9100 B l a n k s
16100
1400 Totals
26600
Carlo
1
Teller
24600 Blanks
2000
940
%
3
°
5900
9700
7900
700
33600
Treasurer
Berkhofer
°
Bevins
12200 16900 B o d e
9200
Cifarelli
1100 2500 C o y k e n d a l l
Lannon
33600 33600 G i a m m a t e o
Weigand
2
3
Blanks
3900
11700 13600
7700 8500 Totals
1110
14200
1
3600
10900
7500
2300
8500 9100 10100
800 1200 1400 B e r k h o f e r
Bevins
33600 33600 33600 B o d e
Coykendall
4
Lannon
17900 B l a n k s
12900
2800
Totals
33600
26600
Secretary
2
1
Castaldo
12000 14600 H i l l e r
4600
Obcrst
8800 10000 W l l c l e r s o n
1200 2000 B l a n k s
3
1
2800
11200 12500 14700
12400 13300 16100
5600 5900
1600 1900 '2800
20600 20600
33600 33600 33600
Totals
Bode
Lannon
Blanks
1
2
3
3500 3600 4100
3100 3300 4000
4400 4800 4900
2300
4100 4300 4400
10000 10800 11200
2600 2900
2800 3100 3800
800 1200
800
1
16200
800
7300
2000
7200
100
Totals
33600
Cheerleader
1
5400
17900
4300
1000
4400
600
33600 33600 33600 A d a m i a k
4
4800
4300
5500
4600
12700
1700
Baker
DeSeve
Lebanson
5200
Smith
6000 7300 B l a n k s
5800 6700
14300 16100 T o t a l s
2300 3500
5
6
1
7700 10200
7700
10400 12300
BOO 4100
26600 20600
1
5100
5800
7200
4300
•}
6300
6000
7500
4900
rn, 'ii for t h e y e a r 1050-51. M b s W e l - Pi G a m m a M i l . H o n o r a r y S o c i a l
1 T lies b e e n a F r o s h i ' a m p ( ' o l i n s e l - S t u d . e s F r a t e r n i t y , a n n o u n c e s t h e
iii ; n r t w o y e a r s a n d last y e a r s h e following n e w m e m b e r s t o I h e D e l t a
\< a s S e c r e t a r y - T r e a s u r e r M i s s W e l - c h a p t e r : from t h e C l a s s of 1950:
Daub,
Arthur
Funila.
ler will be a s s ' s l c d l c Lois P r e s c o t t H e n r i e t t a
'51, Si n i o r A s s i s t a n t , V i c t o r i a B a l - tMi i r l c s M a r g o l i n , M a i y Alice R e g a ,
d i n o '52. T r e a s u r e r , a n d H e l e n P i l - I r w i n T e l t e l b a u m , a n d D i a n e M
Webber.
f r o m t h e ( l a s s of 1951
i h e r '52, S e c r e t a n
i nine
Doris Brody, David
Clark.
Kathleen
Devlin,
Sallv
Dil m a r s ,
LeBrun W i l l Direct
(It r a i d
I limn. S u e (lallo,
Evelyn
C o i r s Charles Hubbard. William IsNew Commuter G r o u p
ley, P a t r i c i a J a i , P a u l K i r s c h , C a r o l
(' iiniuul I T ' S C l u b h a s h e l d i t s I el v. C a r o l } n P a r r y . J o a n P e r i n e ,
i f r t e n s , a n d 1 h e n lilts h a v e b e e n N a o m i S r h r o e d e r . a n d L u n e l l e S u l l i r e l e a s e d a • t a l l o w s : 1'rr; i.lenl for I h e i a n . T h e C h e s of 1052 is r e p r e s e n t \ i i r 1950-51 w ill be H a u l 1 ,e U n i t ) ed by L i l l i a n K a i n l n s k , \ a n d E l s i e
'51. H e will be assist eil by V i c e - T h o r p e .
P r e s i d e n t M a n M . e ' U T e '52, S e c r e - Pi O m e g a PI ( h o u s e s O f f i c e r s
t a r y M a r y S c u d i r i '53. a n d T r e a s Pi O m e g a Pi, H o n o r a r y C o m m e r c e
u r e r Salf\ T s e h l l l l l i '51
F r a t e r n i t y , a n n o u n c e s llie elect ion
ol t h e P i l l o w i n g o l l i e e r . s : P r e s i d e n t ,
Charles Hubbard '51; Vice-President,
M i l l e r To Head Primer
Robert Kreiling '51; Secretary S u e
For 1 9 5 0 - ' 5 1 Publication G u i l d ' 5 1 ; T r e a s u r e r , J u l i a n Do
l.l.er, a n d Historian, Eleanor tiesI l u l i p Miller '51, h a s b e e n m i m e d
s i n g e r '51,
a s Hie n e w E d i t o r - i u d u e l ol t h e
New m e m b e r s i n c l u d e : f r o m t h e
P r i m e r . He will be a s s i s t e d by J o a n
C l a s s ol 1950. E d w a r d B r l g n a l l , J o a n
'I it u s '52, L i l e r a n E d i t o r ; Art E d i I'll l a n d s o n . C a r r o l l G a l l i v a n , A n n
tor, P a u l K i r s c h ' 5 1 ; B u s i n e s s M a n Green, Philip Malalsky,
Elizabeth
as o r , M i l d r e d B u l l i o n '52
J a n e M u r p h y , M a r i o n Oliver, a n d
K a t h c r i n e S t a l k e r ; f r o m t h e C l a s s of
Two Juniors To Head
11151: H e l e n A g n e l l o , J e r o m e B e r n sle.u, Ann Braasch. J a m e s Corsetli,
New Student Guides
J u l i a n D e Lysor, M a r t h a D o w n e y ,
Joyce Schaler a n d David Shepurd, Charles Hubbard, Mary Kasmeyer,
J u n i o r s , will bo t h e C o - C h a i r m e n of R o b e r t K r e i l i n g , G e o r g l n a M a g i n e s s ,
t h e S t u d e n t G u i d e s for 1950-51. B o t h D o r o t h y M a n n , D o n a l d M c D o n a l d ,
s t u d e n t s have been active a s guides Florence Paris. R o y a n n Sulin, a n d
Paul Wostfall.
lu t h e i r S o p h o m o r e y e a r .
33600
Publicity Director
33600 33600 33000 L i n d s a y
Simon
Smith
9100 B l a n k s
1
21300
7600
3700
1000
18500
6000 T o t a l s
33600
33600
Totals
Councils Choose Appoint Lebow Signum Loudis
Takes Nineteen
IGC Leader
New Officers
At a b o a r d m e e t i n ; of I n t e r D r a m a t i c s a n d Arts Council a n d
M u s i c C o u n c i l h a v e a n n o u n c e d t h e G r o u p C o u n c i l , C a r o l L e b o w '51. w a s
Chairman
for n e x t
year.
n e w P r e s i d e n t s a n d s t a f f e l e c t e d for c h o s e n
ilia c o m i n g y e a r . M a r t h a
D o w n e y V i ' . ' e - C l i a i r m a n will b e N o r i n e C a r h a s b e e n c h o s e n h e a d o l D & A , a n d gill '52. M i s s L e b o w a n d M i s s C a r C l a r y c e P e r r e t t a will d i r e c t M u s i c gill h a v e b e e n a c t i v e for I G C t h i s
year.
Council.
E l s i e T h o r p e '52, will b e S e c r e t a r y ,
Appointments
to D & A include
Secretary.
Caroline
G a z u l i s ' 5 3 ; a n d M i s s C a r g i l l will a c t a s T r e a s T r e a s u r e r , S a r a D a n / i s '52, a n d f r o m u r e r . S e v e n n e w m e m b e r s w e r e e l e c t t h e f r e s h m a n c l a s s , B a r b a r a N e w - ed to t h e B o a r d . T h e y a r e : L o i s
Prescott a n d S t u a r t Gates, Seniors.
combe a n d Donald Collins.
M i s s P e r r e t t a will b e a s s i s t e d o n M i l d r e d B u t l e l n , K a t h l e e n C o d y , a n d
M u s i c C o u n c i l by S e c r e t a r y , J o a n S o p h i e D y w a n , J u n i o r s , a n d V i v i a n
Eckert '51, T r e a s u r e r , D o n a l d B u r l . T o d d a n d J o s e p h L o m b a r d ! , f r e s h J a m e s W a r d e n '51, seven m e m b e r s m e n .
f r o m t h e c l a s s of 1952, a n d t w o f r o m
1953.
T h o s e from '52 a r e : G o r d o n B e n nett, Mary Borys, K a y m o n d Kelly.
Lawrence LaJuhn, Marian Newton.
H e l e n P i l ' h e r . a n d Elsie T h o r p e .
T h e n e w officers for t h e y e a r 1950Lois B c h l e i n a n d L o r r a i n e M i g 51 for K a p p a P h i K a p p a . H o n o r a r y
l a c e i o will r e p r e s e n t
'53 o n t h e
E d u c a t i o n a l F r a t e r n i t y , will b e : A r Council.
t h u r P e d c r s o n '50, P r e s i d e n t , W i l l i a m Isley ' 5 1 , V i c e - P r e s i d e n t , H o b Name W e l l e r To Direct
e n R e n o '51. S e c r e t a r y . J o h n L e h r
'51. T r e a s u r e r . C l a r e n c e L a r s o n '50,
W A A Freshmen Camp
Historian, a n d Faculty Sponsor. Dr.
A u d r e y W e l l e r ' 5 1 , h a s b e e n n a m - C. A. M o o s e .
ed D i r e c t o r of F r o s h C a m p for W o - ' l a k e s N e w M e m b e r s
Songleader
Keller
MacFarland
Petfield
Newcombe
Wildman
Blanks
Godward Heads
Debate Council
T h o m a s G o d w a r d '51, w a s elected
P r e s i d e n t of D e b a t e C o u n c i l f o r t h e
y e a r 1950-51. H e will b e a s s i s t e d b y
Edwin Kurlander
'51, V i c e - P r e s i d e n t ; E v e l y n E r d l e '52, C o r r e s p o n d ing S e c r e t a r y ; J o y c e L e o n a r d '53,
The Seniors are: Edythc Compton, Recording Secretary; Walter F a r '51, T r e a s u r e r ;
a n d Robert
Mary P l a i n e r , Doris Pock, Jewel P o l - m e r
lak,
Frederick
Truseolt,
W i l l i a m B e r k h o f e r '53, Publicity D i r e c t o r .
Werner.
T h e new Council m e m b e r s a r e :
T h e incoming Seniors a r e : M a r i - T h o m a s G o d w a r d '51, Evelyn Erdle
lyn A l l e n . M a r y C a h i l l , R u t h C o o k - '52. C h a r l e s G r u n e i s e n '52, R o b e r t
i n g h a m , A n d r e w G r e e n s t e i n , J a m e s B e r k h o f e r '53, a n d J o y c e L e o n a r d
J i u s t o , L e s t e r L e V i n n e s , M a r y M a r k - '53. H a r o l d V a u g h n '50, h a s b e e n
appointed honorary member to t h e
soy. J o a n M i t c h e l l , H e l e n R o b i n s o n .
Council.
Howard Bosnian, Helmulh Sehull/e,
Frances
Skidmore,
and
Richard
Watson.
THREE SPEEDS AHEAD
S i x m e m b e r s of t h e C l a s s of 1950
a n d t h i r t e e n m e m b e r s of t h e J u n i o r
Class h a v e been accepted into Signum Laudis. the honorary scholastic
,'oeicty of S t a t e C o l l e g e .
Three Honorary Groups
Post New Members
Commerce Club Elects
206 x 100
Quota
HnstW Irk
Ki-.li l i e n
Kllll!
Totals
+
1
Totals
Vice-President
K laser
Mann
Blank.-.
1030000
1
Buchman
Purely
Schultz
Blanks
107; '71
11 Ilia
98256
11444a
II 111 i
114445
114445
I I I lla
15400a
114445
129772
42
59508
10301
President
105827
114445
97101
96971
114445
11444a
114445
114445
114415
107971
11444a
911451
42
311803
Secretary
Dargusch
Myles
Blanks
Totals
Quota
1 +
3600
6 0 0 1900
1
6900 W h e e l s
lanks
5800 B
B l a n l c s
1000
Totals
86156
114415
01031
15
Brown
Farwcll
^ l m g
Herrman, Anne
Thompson, Earline
Blanks
7834 I
18
32322
6851
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Harris
Jai
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I'urdy
Warden
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NEWS.
CLASS ELECTIONS
NUMERICAL TABULATIONS
Student
Association
COLLEGE
BLUE MOTE SHOP
Whitcraft N e w Prexy
J o a n W h i t c r a f t will s e r v e a s P r e s ident of C o m m e r c e C l u b n e x t y e a r .
T h e list of a d d i t i o n a l n e w l y e l e c t e d
olfieers h a s also been released. A s sisting Miss W h i t c r a f t in p r o v i d i n g
for t h e o r g a n i z a t i o n will b e V i c e Pi c s i d e i i l B e l l y A l l e n '52.
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS. SATURDAY, MAY 6, 108O
PAOI 4
Forum Elects Officers;
Campus Commission
Kline Will Head Leigh Leads SMILES;
Stein, Braasch,
Names New Members
Lists New MembersF o r u m a n n o u n c e s t h e election of New Radio Group Elect Newton, Reynolds
I L E S announces t h e election of
Brophy, Wright, C a m p u s Commission h a s a n n o u n c - t h e following officers a n d m e m b e r s : George Kline will head Radio newS Mofficers
for t h e year 1950-1951.
ed t h e election of n e w members from
T h e S p e a k e r of F o r u m for 1950- Council for t h e coming year. C a r o - T h e y a r e : President, E d m u n d Leigh;
h e Class of 1953, a n d t h e n a m e s of 1951 is W a l t e r Robinson. Robinson line Williams "51, will act as Vice- V i c e - P r e s i d e n t ,
Marian
Newton;
Religious Heads tthose
m e m b e r s w h o move u p t o t h e h a s been a n active m e m b e r of t h e President, a n d Patricia Brady, also Secretary, Alta Reynolds; T r e a s B a r b a r a S t e i n '51, will be t h e new
presiding officer of Hillel. G e r a r d
Brophy '51, will direct Newman
Club, while Anne B r a a s c h '51, will
preside over t h e S t u d e n t Christian
Association. F l e t a W r i g h t '52, will
become t h e n e w President of I n t e r Varsity Christian Fellowship.
T h e o t h e r incoming officers who
will assist Miss S t e i n in Hillel for
t h e coming year a r e : Doris Brody
'51, Vice-President; Dorothy Lipgar
'52, Secretary; Arlene Blum '52,
T r e a s u r e r ; Renee Gewirtzman '52,
IZFA C h a i r m a n , a n d Helene Patlen,
Editor of t h e Hillel News.
J u n i o r staff. These people will assist
t h e new G r a n d Marshal, Virginia
Norton '51, who w a s elected on t h e
second distribution by S t u d e n t Association.
F r o m t h e Class of 1952, m e m b e r s
who will compose t h e J u n i o r commission a r e : Jacquelin Coplon, M a r i lyn Lewis, K a t h l e e n Ryan, Evelyn
Swenson, a n d Estelle Weisblatt.
New members of t h e Class of 1953
are: P e t e r Bon, Betty A n n Coykendall, Helen Hagel, Ann Riley, Owen
Smith, a n d M a r l e n e S o u t h a r d .
F o r u m of Politics for t h e past t h r e e
years. Editor of t h e Soapbox, F o r u m
publication, is Paul B u c h m a n '51.
B u c h m a n h a s held t h a t job since
J a n u a r y of 1950. T h e remainder of
t h e officers include, from the Class
of 1951, S u s a n Gallo, Secretary; a n d
from t h e Class of 1952, Marion G o r skie, Treasurer.
T h e new m e m b e r s of t h e B o a r d
are: Juniors, Eleanor Rojcewicz, C e celia Battisti, F a y Richards, a n d
Naomi Schroeder; a n d Sophomores,
Jess Barnett, a n d Sophie Rugare.
a Senior, will be S e c r e t a r y - T r e a s u r er of t h e organization.
New members have been added
from every class, including t h e o u t going Seniors. George Christy, R i c h a r d F e a t h e r s , a n d Lorice S c h a i n
have been n a m e d honorary members
in recognition of t h e work done this
year.
O t h e r new members include: D o n ald Ely, 1951; Vasilili Pantelakos,
Joseph Persico, a n d Lucille B e h ringer, J u n i o r s ; a n d Harold S m i t h
a n d William K e t c h u m , Sophomores.
urer, J o a n T a n t u m . All these officers
are Juniors.
New members appointed to t h e
B o a r d a r e : Malcolm Fallek, 1951;
F r e d Bartle, Mitchell Burkowsky,
Evelyn Kelsey, R u t h Merry, J o a n
fvoeder, a n d S a n d r a Slotkin, J u n i o r s .
F r o m t h e Class of 1953: Nadine
Anagnost, Connie Chadwick, Louise
Daley, Ilene Murcott, Wilma Nuber,
J e a n Ogden, Helen Osborne. J e a n n e
Osbcrne, Marguerite Rizzo, Vivian
Todd, Elaine Topper, Natalie Wildm a n , a n d K a t h l e e n Wright;
Vice-President Elizabeth Cahill '51,
Secretary Marie Adamo '51, a n d
T r e a s u r e r J o h n O'Brien '51, will a s sist Brophy in directing Newman
Club affairs for t h e year 1950-51.
T h e new Vice-President of SCA
will b e Helen Pilcher '52, while
Nancy Wheeler '53, a n d Ruby Anderson '52, will assume t h e duties of
Secretary a n d Treasurer respectively.
IVCF announces that the other
new officers for t h e coming year
will b e : Vice-President, Vincent Aceto '53; Secretary, Naomi Schroeder
'51; Treasurer, William Whitwer '53.
and Social C h a i r m a n , Nadine Anagnost '53.
AFTERNOON AND EVENING
EVENTS
Coke p a r t y i n Commons— 2 p. m.
to 5 p. m.
7 p. m — Skits begin.
8:15—Songs
Draper.
begin
on
steps
of
Clothes Dryers - Study Lamps
THOUSANDS O F ITEMS
Central Variety Store
313 Central Avenue
Below Quail Street
Open Every Night Till 9
Major Nathan Adams, /f#6uM %40
Personnel Manager, (/.£Mrforce
^ ? \ ^ - o
H.F.Honikel & Son
Senior Weekend WellerDunn
To include Ball,
FRIDAY, MAY 1 2 , 1 9 5 0
Kern if Schedule T
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Pharmacists
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A topscholarand ROTC HonorGraduate,
C a d e t Lt. Col. N a t h a n A d a m s enjoyed
his final military ball in 1940, soon left
for Fort Sill's Field Artillery School.
Following a three month course, Lt.
A d a m s decided t h e Air Force was t h e place
for him. Hi' applied for pilot, training, was
aeeepted, proceeded to Maxwell Field.
He won his wings a n d reported to t h e ,'Hith
Fighter G r o u p in P u e r t o Rico. T h e group
soon r e t u r n e d to t h e S l a t e s , giving A d a m s
a chance lo m a r r y his college s w e e t h e a r t .
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COLLEGE
CAFETERIA
Serving
COFFEE and DON UTS
<) to 10:30
DAILY!
Audrey Weller a n d Gerald Dunn,
Juniors, have released plans for
women's a n d men's frosh c a m p t o be
held September 15-17, with t h e m e n
A class b a n q u e t a t Jack's R e s t a u - holding theirs a t Lake Cossayuna,
r a n t on T h u r s d a y , J u n e 15, will com- a n d t h e women returning to Burden
m e n e e t h e festivities included in t h e Lake.
big Senior Weekend which will conMiss Weller h a s announced t h a t
tinue t h r o u g h t h e G r a d u a t i o n Exer
cise, Monday, J u n e 19. Herbert G i n s - all girls interested in being counberg is General C h a i r m a n of t h e selors at Girl's Frosh C a m p in SepWeekend.
According to
Richard tember, 1950, m u s t place in Dean
F e a t h e r s , B a n q u e t C h a i r m a n , t h e Stokes' office today a card c o n t a i n guest speaker at t h e banquet will be ing the information listed on t h e
Dr. Townsend Rich, Professor of Dean's bulletin board. Applications
not handed in by today are a u t o m English.
atically void. Interviews will be held
On Friday night, t h e a n n u a l S e n - Monday. Tuesday, and Wednesday.
ior Ball will be held at the Aurania
Club from 9 to 1. Herbert Ginsburg,
Faculty members are especially inC h a i r m a n of the event, lias a n - vited to attend t h e camp, as there
nounced t h e following committees: will be many activities in which they
Arrangements, Ann H e r r m a n n , Deco- can participate. T h r o u g h this media
rations, Marie De Carlo; Tickets they may get to know their prosand Programs, S a r a h Caruso; Music, pective students in a more informal
Carroll Gallivan;
and Publicity. atmosphere.
Edith Minch.
Dunn, director of Men's F r e s h m a n
J'o Held Alumni Day
Admission I- t h e dance will be Camp, has announced t h a t prospec$2.40. an;l alumni are especially wel- tive counselors must sign up by tocome, according to t h e c h a i r m a n . day on the sign-up sheets posted in
S a t u r d a y will be Alumni Day, of t h e following places: MAA bulletin
which Earle J.mes is c h a i r m a n for board, outside t h e Dean of Women's
t h e class day events. T h e day's pro- Office, and on the S t u d e n t Council
g r a m will be highlighted by a r e a d - bulletin board.
Koch Prepares Booklet;
Ginsburg Heads Events
L. G. Balfour Co.
F r a t e r n i t y Jewelers
J E W E L R Y G I F T S , FAVORS
BADGEH,
STEINS,
RINGS
C L U B TINS,
REVS
STATIONERY,
PROGRAMS
MEDALS
TROPHIES
W r i t e or C a l l
CARL SOUENSEN
SO M u r r a y Ave, W a U r f o r d , N.Y.
T e l e p h o n e Troy A d a m i 8-2523
Wi t bin months) A d a m s was overseas, Hying
" r h u b a r b s " (missions against enemy
t r a n s p o r t ) . He flew (iii l'-<17 missions within seven m o n t h s , returned to t h e S t a l e s
late in 1944 for rest and reeuperation.
V-.) D a y curat', and A d a m s decided to
m a k e t h e service a career. H e choose personnel work as his career field, was assigned for training to t h e Adjutant (Jonoral's School a t Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia.
Now a regular Air Force Major, he heads
a !12-man section a t Moiling Air Force
Hase. Hi' advises his C o m m a n d i n g Ollicer
on select ion, assignment a n d promotion of
all officers a n d a i r m e n in the c o m m a n d .
If you are single, between the ages of 2 0 and 26Vi,
with at least two years of college, consider the many
career opportunities as a pilot or navigator in the
U. S. Air Force. Procurement Teams are visiting many
colleges and universities to explain these career
opportunities. Watch for them. You may also get full
details at your nearest Air Force Base or U. S. Army
and U. 5. Air Force Recruiting Station, or b y writing to
the Chief of Staff, U. S. Air Force, A l t : Aviation Cadet
Branch, Washington 2 5 , D. C.
U.
S.
AIR
FORCE
ONLY T H E BEST C A N BE A V I A T I O N C A D E T S !
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ing of t h e class will and prophecy
and a short skit in t h e evening, as
well as t h e a n n u a l torchlight ceremonies.
Set Baccalaureate For Page
T h e Baccalaureate service win oe
held on Sunday at 4:30 p. m. in Page
Hall. T h e String Ensemble and t h e
Choi-alettes will lend their talents
in t h e program lor t h e afternoon.
Lyle Wals'.i is making preparations
for a Senior Breakfast on Monday
morning. Seniors may bring their
p a r e n t s ' a n d friends to this final
get-together. T h e n the Senior; will
g a t h e r at the Palace T h e a t e r for
their final commencement exercises.
T h e Processional will begin at 9 a.m.,
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on Page )h Column 5)
SMILES Plans
Picnic For Kids
S M I L E S plans to take t h e kids to
the Six Mile Waterworks for t h e
a n n u a l Spring picnic, Sunday. T h e
1:uses will h a v e the Albany Home
at 12 noon and will r e t u r n by 5 p . m .
Stokes, Peterson
Science Groups Install Officers;
Direct Program
Debate Budget Music Council, u n d e r t h e direction
To Meet Here
of K a r l A. Peterson, Instructor in
a n d Dr. Charles F . Stokes,
For 2nd Session In SA Meeting Music,
Professor of Music, will present its
Warren W i l l Direct
Tomorrow's Program
Tomcnow,
according
to
Dr.
Charier: L. Andrews, Professor of
Physics. S t a t e College will play host
to t h e Second A n n u a l Science Congress sponsored by t h e Eastern Zone
of the New York S t a t e Science
Teachers Association and the Knickerbocker News.
Mary W a r r e n of Pi.il.'ip Schuyler
High School will direct t h e program
in which seventy high schools are
expected to participate. D e m o n s t r a tions of principles a n d applications
in the fields of biology, chemistry,
pnysies, e a r t h s a e n c e , and junior
h'gh scic-r. •(' are to be : iven.
Any pupil of a Junior or Senior
High School in tlie Eastern irea is
eligible to enter t h e contest
Dr. Evan R. Collins, President, will
give t h e welcoming address, and a n other addie.si by a scientist will be
ilven at a General Assembly.
Judj... wi'l consider each entry in
terms cf t h e following: originality,
thorout n ss.. technical skill, and
p r e s c n t a l i r n . Due consideration will
be given to t h e contestant's age a n d
grade level.
Today's assembly will be dominated by budget considerations. Also
included on t h e agenda is t h e i n auguration of t h e new S t u d e n t Association officers.
Anthony Prochilo '50, SA President, will give the oath of office to
J a m e s Jiusto '51, President-elect;
Victoria Baldino '52. Vice-Presidentelect; and Rosemary Keller '53. Secretary-elect.
After these ceremonies, the outgoing Myskania will file off the stage
to be replaced by the 1950-51 Myskania.
T h e new president will then lead
t h e assembly in discussion ol next
year's bttdgi t.
At Student Council Wednesday
n i g h t Julian De Lyser was appointed Cla.-s Board of Finance auditor,
and '53 gave a financial report on
its Big-4, showing $181 profits,
Bostonian Wins
Hearst Contest
Harold
Vaughn
'50. Slate's
representative in the Hearst O r atorical Semi - finals, was edged
oia oi tlie limning by Roland Weyand of Boston University, Wednesday afternoon in Annapolis.
Ac: empanied by Mrs. Vaughn a n d
Elnora
Drafahl,
Debate
Coach,
Vaughn was entertained for lunch
by the Maryland State Senate, and
was among t h e guests of t h e Hear. 1 t
Oratorical Society on an evening
riverboat outing, lollowing the contest which was held in the Naval
Auditorium.
At this writing, it is not known in
w h a t order Vaughn placed. T h e winner will participate In the national
finals, to be held next week in
Annapolis.
According to Muriel Dessimoz '52.
Prizes will be solicited from inGeneral C h a i r m a n , a good supply of
food will be on hand. T h e e n t e r t a i n - dividuals, lirms, and organizations
interested in foi tering the scientific
ment will feature softball games.
talents of our secondary school stuCommittee chairmen include: Re- dents. T h e Science Congress a n freshments, Virginia. Maurer and nounce- t h a t t h e area colleges will
J o h n Bowker, Sophomores; G a m e s ecopcrrtc as they did last year in
and E n t e r t a i n m e n t , Fred Bartle '52; offerin a s-\;ol:iiship a:; the G r a n d
and Songleader, Natalie Wildman P-ize r.-f t i e Science Congress, T h e
'53.
winnei of thi.' Congress will be sent
Miss Dessimoz urges t h a t there be at th< newspaper's expense to p a r t i gocd a t t e n d a n c e at the affair, which cipate in the National Science Fair
Latest placements for t h e coining is open to everyone. " T h e success of to be hel 1 later in May at Philadelyear have been released by Elmer C. the picnic depend;-, on a good crowd." pnia.
Mathews, Director of t h e Teacher
Placement Bureau.
W o m e n In M i n o r i t y A s Masculine Members Dominate Myskania;
They are as follows: Verner L a r sen,' Ludlowville, Social Studies;
Future Seniors O f 1951 Replace W e a r y Spokes In Big W h e e l
Anne Morgan, Bradford, Commerce;
Gloria. McManus, Piermont, Library:
"Gad, are they ever going to tap
Leo Crowe, Hillsdale, Junior High another woman? That sure is a new
Social Studies a n d English; J a m e s look in Myskania eight m e n ! ! "
Kut^M
Quinlan, Jr., Greenville, Junior High
English a n d Social Studies; Shirley
Tradition held forth as t h e Myseasier, Kendall, Math, Latin; J e a n kania tapping proceeded as usual
McClure, Catskill. Social Studies, the Sophs practically fell out of t h e
English.
balcony a n d t h e tense audience
Also Lois Fillman, Pleasantville, downstairs craned their necks to see
English 10; Howard SutlilV, Wills- who.
boro, Science; Samuel Schalil, Hun/
|
Bill Engelhart took over as n u m sick Falls, Science; Natalie Murray,
Kerhonkson, English, F r e n c h ; J a n e ber one, repeating his namesake's
Finch, Newark Valley, English 11. 12; warm welcome lo t h e other new
.lAx'l
m- -.11
Albert Benlnatt, Kerhonkson, Math, members.
rMrft / • ' -fl B
Social Studies; Arthur Spaulding,
Where, oh where was number two?
O e r m a n t o w n , Science; Anthony P r o - At last, two tappings later, Jim War- rS&nljHjr d
chilo, Clarence, English 9, 10; Sally den was dragged to his place by
Giaconia, Moravia. Latin, English. the anxious tappers. In the m e a n WuM
Y ^H K^^B
Also, Lucille Barnum .Middleville. time, I'al Jni, sporty editor like exEnglish 10, 11, 12; Eileen Hayes. number three, was gracing the platMHQ,]|
P a n a m a , Commerce; Willurd Orr, form.
Ollboa, Science, G u i d a n c e ;
Peter
Number hair. Jerry Dunn, whose
Talarlco, Oswego, Commerce; Shirley Sheets, Massena,
Elementary; adept gum chewing fascinated the
Shirley Willse, Delimit - , English 9; audience, kept the seat in the family.
Mary Calandra, Marcellus, Spanish, Jim Jiusto, gavel wielder for next
English; John Tkaczow, Cobleskill, year, joined the growing ranks, soon
Pictured above, h i t lit right, s e a t e d : William Engelhart, J a m e s WarSocial Studies, English; Diane M. to be followed by Hon lily, former den, I'a trie i:i Jai, Gerald Dunn, J a m e s Jiusto ami Donald Ely. Standclass
President,
and
Joe
I'urdy
of
Webber, North Hose, English 7. 8.
dramatic fame ' a n d money manager ing', left to right; J a m e s I'urdy, Phyllis Harris, Paul Kirsrn, Mary Eado
and lli'lmiilh S c b u h / c .
for tin' News next y e a n .
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' A T iBLEEt
Kuhlkin Requests Organizations
To Submit Bool<s For Auditing
Beverly Kuhlkin '51, Secretary ol
S t u d e n t Board of Finance has asked the Treasurers of all Student Association Organizations to turn in
books by Tuesday afternoon to Dr.
Cooper in 301 Draper,
At last a n o t h e r woman was tapped
before we got too worried; WAA
I'hyl Harris and 1),VA Marty Downey
took their predecessors' places. But
more men were yet to come and
Paul Klrsch was next. Petite Mary
Made skipped up the stage, soon to
be loomed over by Dutch Scliult/e
iboth former C o m m o n - S l a t e r a u t h ors i.
Number thirteen was not to be
found thai morn, but Lois I'ITM'OU
will be keeping up a family Myskania
heritage.
MLc
And there you have it the new
crew who will be forming that row
on the Assembly plaUumi earl) F r i day next year, Wonde. wdiat tort of
conglomerations they'll be cookln;
up on Tuesday nights? iFood, that
is! i
Spring Concert tonight at 8:30 p.m.
in Page.
T h e evening's program will include
numbers by t h e women's chorus,
string ensemble, choralettes, men's
glee club a n d t h e orchestra. New
risers will be used for the first time
by t h e chorus.
Among t h e selections to be r e n dered by t h e chorus a r e t h e following :"It's Spring," by B o l a n d - R i n g wald; " T h e Last Song," by RogersHarris, and "A Blossom Falls," by
Ravel-Gibb. T h e chorus is a combined group of sixty-five voices.
String Ensemble To Perform
Following their songs, will be t h e
string ensemble's playing of Bolozoni's "Minuet," a n d Domenico S c a r latti's "Burlesca." Participating in
the ensemble a r e Dr. Charles F .
Stokes, Professor of Music, violin:
Mary E. G r e n a n d e r , I n s t r u c t o r in
English, violin; William G. Meyer,
Instructor in Modern Languages,
cello; Willard E. Skidmore, P r o fessor of Modern Languages, bass;
Philip Filipi, G r a d u a t e , a n d Sophie
Rugare '52.
The Choralettes, a group of sixteen girls, will render four numbers.
Two numbers, known to most people,
"Holiday for Stjings," a n d
"There Arc Such Thnigs." will be
sung by t h e group. T h e men's glee
club will give a series of five n u m bers, before intermission begins. T h e
orchestra will conclude t h e program
with three selections.
Students wiil be admitted by
showing their student tax tickets.
State s rrogram
Receives Award
"State College Speaking." a semimonthly radio program, featuring
discussions on current school and
community problems, h a s received
a stale PTA award. T h e discussion
groups are made up of three State
students a n d Elnora Drafahl, I n structor in English, a n d a r e broadcast Friday evenings over W P T R .
Several programs have been r e corded and are being featured a l
the Cornell Institute for PTA leaders. Plans are being made to r e .
cord all future programs a n d send
the recordings to rural PTA groups
that are unable to obtain "live t a l ent."
These programs have been about
such topics as comic books and m e n tal health problems within t h e state.
T h e next program is being broadcast
tins evening. J e a n Welch, Evelyn
Erdle, Sophomores, a n d R u t h Dunn
'53, will d t c u s s t h e topic: "Al What
Age Should Our Teenagers Begin
Driving t h e Family Automobile?"
Undergraduates Form
Next Year s Schedules
Next year's Juniors an I Soph.imores regislei n for their 1950-51
, lu.s i s lhis i . ,,t week.
C u e sumuiarv Mieel an 1 two trial
schedules must be completed and returned to the Registrar's Office before Wednesday, May 31, or the office will believe that the students
not handing in their sheets wish to
withdraw from College. Their places
will be filled by traius:ei> who ) v v .
applied for entrance.
Register no,v for the summer session