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Varsity Hopefuls
Workout For
State Mat Men Complete Season
With A n Impressive 6-1 Record coming season
Mat Men Paced
By Wolfe With
26 Markers
Seem' WOU MeJuzn
By ABEL BLATTMAN
LOFBP's Take
IM Hoop Crown
Shumanski Cops
I M Tournament
IM Volleyball
Play Postponed
Softball Captains
To Make Rules
Varsity Schedule
For 53 Season
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Ai A&Q'i 9t
T h e ground h o g h a s h i s d a y . He
crawls out. of h i s hole a n d looks
As t h e baseball fever m o u n t e d o n around. If h e sees a shadow, h e
t h e n a t i o n a l scale, S t a t e College's ducks back in. T h i s generally takes
a s p i r a n t s unpacked their gloves l a s t place early i n F e b r u a r y .
Early i n April a n o t h e r type of
Monday a n d began t o loosen u p
their a r m s for t h e coming c a m - animal undergoes a s o m e w h a t simpaign. T h i s year's varsity n i n e u n - ilar reaction. T h i s animal, someBy DOTTIE MEHAN
der Coach J o e G a r c i a will h a v e u n - times called a sports columnist,
called
other
names,
til April 24 to round t h e m s e l v e s sometimes
crawls o u t on a limb. H e generally
into
shape
for
t
h
e
opener
a
g
a
i
n
s
t
On t h e Sports Editor's desk every
Last F r i d a y night on t h e Page
violates all biological laws of self
Wednesday n i g h t c a n be found a Hall hardwoods t h e L O F B P edged Willimantic College.
Coach G a r c i a will have t o find preservation, a n d keeps crawling
out
t
h
e
G
r
a
d
s
,
61-53,
for
t
h
e
I
n
till he reaches t h e point of no r e T h e S t a t e muscle finished u p a list of WAA doings t h a t WAA feels
t r a m u r a l basketball championship suitable replacements for K e n R u t - t u r n . Here we go. . . .
very successful season by h a n d i n g should appear i n this column.
ley
a
n
d
Larry
Daly,
who
g
r
a
d
u
a
t
e
d
of t h e 1952-53 season. This conThis year in t h e major leagues,
Middletown a 15 to 10 defeat. T h i s Sometimes we chose to use some of
test m e t all t h e expectations which last year. Rutley was a first b a s e - t h e teams will finish in t h e followvictory w a s t h e same as t h e boys this material a n d sometimes n o t .
m
a
n
a
n
d
Daly,
a
southpay
h
u
r
l
e
r
.
the final game should meet, a s t h e
ing order:
from Middletown h a n d e d S t a t e .
floor Nucleus of Veterans R e t u r n i n g
Tonight, the list of activities c a r - two t e a m s exhibited fine
American
National
T h e loss of only two m e n m e a n s
T h e Middletown win gave t h e ried t h e note "Let!s use i t " in ref- games, fair shooting, a n d tight d e 1. Chicago
1. Brooklyn
t
h
a
t
a
nucleus
of
s
e
a
s
o
n
e
d
fenses.
R
a
l
p
h
Sausville
a
n
d
Dwyer
grapplers a n impressive 6 wins a n d
2. G i a n t s
should
make
G a r c i a ' s 2. New York
of t h e losing Grads hung up scor- veterans
1 lo^s. T h e o n e loss w a s a t t h e h a n d s erence to t h e WAA news.
3. Cleveland
3. Philadelphia
task
a
n
easier
one.
Herb
Egert,
R
e
d
ing honors for t h e game as they
of M ddletown. T h e S t a t e victims
4. S t . Louis
Somehow we object t o being told
McCormick, J o h n Zidik, J o h n M c - 4. Boston
each hooped 19 counters.
were Schenectady, Troy, a n d D a r 5. Milwaukee
w h a t to "use" in a column t h a t Is
c o r m i c k , a n d De Combs, l a s t y e a r ' s 5. W a s h i n g t o n
row. T h e grapplers defeated each
6. Chicago
reputedly t h e op'nion a n d observ- Brown Paces Legion
h u r l e r s will have Bob D r e h e r back 6. Philadelphia
one of these t e a m s twice. T h e g r a p 7. C i n c i n n a t i
ation of one person. T h e column is
However, t h e all-round balance as a b a t t e r y - m a t e . Around t h e i n - 7. Detroit
plers amassed a total of 120 p o i n t s
8. P i t t s b u r g h
N O T a space for t h e promotion and d e p t h of t h e LOFBP (Legion field, m e n who played a lot of .ball 8. S t . Louis
in seven meets. R a y Wolfe w a s
. . . W a t c h o u t for fallen timber.
a n d advertisement of WAA activi- of Forgotten Ball Players) proved last year are F r a n Rodgers, Al C a n high m a n for t h e season w i t h 26
ties. I t is NOT a WAA column.
to be t h e deciding factor. T h e L e - non, Bob Sage, a n d J o e Stella. C a n - And if t h a t ' s n o t e n o u g h : S t a n M u points. Second place honors went to
non, tabbed Boom-Boom, w a s l a s t sial will take t h e National League
Lee Negus with 24 points. Wolfe,
It is true t h a t in t h e p a s t there gion's s t a r t i n g five all h i t double
T h e o u t e r batting honors, Robinson will be
Negus, Prindle, a n d Billings h a d h a s appeared on t h e Sports page of digits, paced by Bob Brown's 14. year's leading hitter.
second; H a n k S a u e r will be h o m e perfect seasons. Lee Negus h a d t h e the News a column written by a T h e consistent scoring a n d fine d e - g a r d e n s will find veterans, D oL n run c h a m p . I n t h e J u n i o r circuit,
Leln,
J
i
m
Bennett,
Arnie
Sir..
h,
fensive
play
of
backcourt
m
e
n
best of t h e perfect seasons by win- WAA council member for t h e p u r M ckey M a n t l e will win triple
a n d Bob DeMichiell r e t u r n i n g .
ning seven i n a row.
pose of propagandizing WAA. WeHausner a n d Fernandez, coupled
crown! Roberts will r e m a i n top m a with t h e height a n d hustle of S t a n
At this early date, it is h a r d t o Jom league pitcher, a n d Blackwell
can
n
o
t
seo,
however,
how
WAA
h
a
s
At a team meeting last week, Lee
G
u
t
e
n
a
n
d
Doc
Miller,
proved
to
tell
who
among
t
h
e
newcomers
will
will stage a brilliant comeback.
Negus was elected c a p t a i n for t h e a just reason to complain because be more t h a n t h e u n d e r m a n n e d
offer competition to t h e v e t e r a n s ,
year. Lee t u r n e d in a fine season a precedent h a s been broken. T h e r e G r a d s could handle.
( Any a r g u m e n t s c a n be addressbut
no
position
can
be
labeled
a
s
this year, a n d J o e G a r c i a is ex- is no other council or organization
ed to t h e editor w h e n t h e forthfilled yet.
pecting a g r e a t year for Lee n e x t t h a t employs one of its m e m b e r s t o
coming baseball seasor
ovt.,
T h e losers played a hustling
Last year's squad posted a m e d i - somewhere in Korea.)
season. Also a t t h e meeting, R a y popularize its activities i n t h e brand of ball a n d kept t h e game
News.
Therefore
why
should
one
be
Wolfe was elected most ''Valuable
close up until t h e last three m i n - ocre 5-6, won-lost record. S t a t e on
T h e passing of compulsory i n Wrestler" for t h e season. R a y also excepted? Does WAA feel above o b - utes, when Lou Ciulla fouled o u t the s t r e n g t h of more a l l - r o u n d
turned i n some very good wrestling jective criticism?
and limited t h e G r a d s to a four- know-how should up t h e p e r c e n t a g e surance h a s given added impetus to
to a more respectable m a r k this t h e feasibility of bootball. T h e next
for State this season.
As a n organization on campus, m a n squad. Despite t h e scoring a n d season.
very i m p o r t a n t step is a positive i n G r a d u a t i o n will n o t affect t h e WAA is justly worthy of m u c h ball-hawking of Dwyer a n d S a u s dication by S t u d e n t
Association
club this year. All t h e m e m b e r s a r e praise.. I t gives women a c h a n c e to ville, t h e Legion took complete cont h a t they still w a n t football added
trol
a
n
d
won
going
away.
freshmen, Sophomores, a n d J u n i o r s . participate in a n activity n o t covto t h e S t a t e College athletic p r o Only two of t h e m a t m e n a r e J u n - ered broadly in t h e curriculum. I t
gram. If this indication is quick in
iors. W i t h some new blood from is a great advancer of public rela- Box Score
materia izing, we feel t h a t t h e final
FG FP T P
next year's frosh class, a n d t h e tions in t h a t it shows itself well in L O F B P
steps will be taken very soon.
6
2 14
strong, experienced club from t h i s playdays with other schools. I t Brown
3
6 12
year, t h e wrestling club should have sponsors community projects like H a u s n e r
Last Tuesday a t t h e Rice Bowl4
2 10
a fine season next year.
the recent High School playday. G u t c n
4
5 13 ing Alleys, T o m S h u m a n s k i w o n t h e
Vital Statistics
WAA is a n o u t s t a n d i n g organiza- F e r n a n d e z
4
4 12 TM H a n d i c a p Singles Bowling T o u r Name
P t s . tion, but we c a n n o t bring our- Millar
0
0
0 n a m e n t with a gross t h r e e g a m e
Wolfe
26 selves to agree with some of its W a n d e r
Rutley
0
0
0 score of 583, followed closely by
Negus
24 a t t i t u d e s .
Adamson
0
0
0 Don Bliss's 580 triple. O t h e r t o u r Feurback
18
Men's I n t r a m u r a l Volleyball h a s
Cannon
0
0
0 n a m e n t leaders were J a c k Wilson
Prindle
16
with 579, K e n Rutley with 574, a n d been in progress since M a r c h 16,
Pagan
11
Totals
21 19 61 Bob J o h n s o n with 549 for t h r e e with nineteen g a m e s of t h e schedule
Hochmuth
8
being completed t h u s far. Games
GRADS
F G F P T P game scores.
Billings
8
S h u m a n s k i , who led t h e T h u r l o w are being played Monday a n d WedWakin
0
0
0
Dreher
6
Ciulla
2
0
4 Hall bowling team into t h e finals nesday evening's a n d S a t u r d a y aftBrewster
3
against t h e champion S L S t e a m ernoons in Page Hall G y m .
Sausville
8
3
19
Griffen
0
For all those interested in I n t r a during t h e regular season, h a d a
Thomson
5
1
11
Barbash
0 m u r a l Softball, it will commence
T h e games scheduled for WedDwyer
88
3 19 565 scratch triple featured by a 238 nesday even n g of this week were
Theohary
0
immediately after t h e s t u d e n t s r e single game. Other high
single
Shuman
0
postponed because of WAA playt u r n from Spring vacation. T h e
Totals
23
7 53 g a m e s roiled in t h e t o u r n a m e n t offs a n d S a t u r d a y ' s games have
were Ken Rutley's 209, J a c k W i l s g n - u p sheet for t e a m s is posted
son's 201, a n d Bob S i n k e l d a m ' s 199. been postponed d u e to t h e Science
on t h e M.A.A. Bulletin Board. J o h n
S h u m a n s k i ' s 238 single w a s t h e Conference.
Allasio will be league m a n a g e r .
highest rolled in I n t r a m u r a l play
Games Scheduled Monday
this year.
A meeting for team c a p t a i n s will
Next week t h e following games
Doubles T o u r n a m e n t Scheduled
be held next Tuesday noon in Room
have been scheduled: Monday, t h e
101 in Draper Hall. If there is a n y
Next Tuesday a t 4 p . m. i n Rice Lions will play S L S , P o t t e r will
change, it will be posted on t h e bulAlleys, the IM Doubles Bowling meet Sayles a n d t h e Raiders will
April 24 Willimantic
Home
letin board. T h e purpose of t h e
T o u m a m p n t will be rolled. A Mixed be pitted against APA. Wednesday,
April
28
Utica
College
Away
meeting will be to discuss division
Doubles T o u r n a m e n t is also being the Finks a n d Rousers, Thurlow a n d
May 1 P i t t s b u r g h S. Home
of leagues, officials, ground rules,
scheduled for the near future.
SLS, a n d t h e Raiders a n d G r a d s
May 2 Oneonta State
Home
and playoffs.
R a l p h Moot, m a n a g e r of t h e I M will meet.
' P o r t r a i t At I t s F i n e s t "
May 6 New Paltz S.
Home
Bowling League reports t h a t J o e
All teams have played a t least
May 9 Utica College
Home
J o h n Allasio announces t h a t only
D u r a n of t h e Van Der Zee t e a m
cue game with t h e exception of t h e
May 12 Hartwick Col. Away
15 men on each roster will be a l won t h e trophy for high a v e r a g e
Lions. T h e team s t a n d i n g s a r e a s
May 15 P i t t s b u r g h S. Away
lowed.
d u r i n g regular season play w i t h a
follows:
May 10 Potsdam State Away
169 average. *
May 20 New Paltz S.
Away
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May 22 Danbury Col. Home
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Brubacher, Pierce Formals Feature April Theme;
Und ersea Motif To Highlight Van Derzee Dance
SA Assembly
Will Nominate
Future Officers
Students Obtain
Teaching Posts
Students
Mourn
Lost Holiday
Why all t h e glum faces?
T h a t ' s t h e question NEWS r e T h i r t y - e i g h t Seniors a n d g r a d u porters were asking as soon a s
ates have secured t e a c h i n g positions
according to Elmer C. Mathews, D i they viewed t h e downcast counT h e agenda for today's assembly rector of Teacher P l a c e m e n t Bureau.
tenances t h a t pervaded t h e corSeniors to teach languages a r e :
includes consideration of motions, a
ridors of SCT. Detectives were
report from Athletic Board, budgets Priscilla Jcnes, L a t i n a n d F r e n c h ,
hired a n d they've actually t u r n P h e l p h C. S.; Doris Dougherty, E n g a n d n o m i n a t i o n s for SA officers for
ed u p a n answer.
lish ( a n d Social Studies), Florida H.
next year. Wednesday night S t u - S.; T i n a Nicastro, English (and S o No, don't j u m p to conclusions.
dent Council heard a report from cial Studies), Rhinebeck C. S.; R u t h
It's
nothing to do with exam
Dunn.English
(
a
n
d
Social
Studies),
E l e c t i o n Commission, nominated
scandals, n o r a n y o t h e r kind of
c a n d i d a t e s for Athletic Board, pass- Schenectady, Oneida J u n i o r High;
Marlene Southard. L a t i n . F r e n c h a n d
scandal. State College is in
ed t h e S t u d e n t Council Budget, a n d English, Copenhagen C. S.: A n n
mourning because t h e last v a selected delegates for t h e Plattsburg Sturges, French ( a n d M a t h ) , C a s cation of t h e semester staggered
tleton C. S.; Virginia O'Connell.
exchange program.
away.
J u n i o r High English, Center M o Nominations for Myskania and SA
riches H. S.
" T h a t just can't be!" we cried,
offices will be held in assembly toSeniors to teach Commerce a r e :
producing this year's catalog,
day a n d will be open until 4:30 p.m. , Marie Hoffman, South Glens Fails
Monday, reported Louis Vion '53, C. S.; Patrick Carlo, Highland Falls
Frosh Handbook, a n d Directory.
C h a i r m a n of Election Commisison. C. S.: DoDglns Adamson, J u n i o r
In each is plainly w r i t t e n : May
Declinations for these offices may High, East Rochester H. S.; Evelvn
30, Memorial Day, HOLIDAY.
be m a d e until 4:30 p.m. Wednesday. Paulus, Whitney Point C. S.: Alice
The Detectives h a n d e d us a calAll classes will hold meetings Mon- Goewey, Lcng Lake C. S.: Charles
endar. May 1053, it said, a n d
A
b
r
a
h
a
m
,
Corinth:
Esther
M
a
y
a
k
day noon to n o m i n a t e candidates.
i.s, Bellmore, J a n e t Norton, N e w where was t h e 30th?
In t h e
Declinations for these must be made comb C. S.
Saturday column!
by Wednesday a t 4:30 p.m.
O t h e r s who h a v e been placTests on t h e SA Constitution which ed a r e : Fleta Wright. Social Studies,
Rut don't blame t h e a d m i n i s all candidates must take is sched- Baldwinsville C. S.; Milan K r c h n i a k . tration, folks. They tried to give
uled ft.r Wednesday noon a n d 3:30Social Studeies, P h e l p h C. S.; G e o r i e
us a day off.
p.m. a n d T h u r s d a y noon and 7:3:)Reynolds, Junior High Science, Delp.m. All tests will be given in Dra- hi C. S.
in"' 1' 1 except t h e one scheduled for
G r a d u a t e s t u d e n t s w h o hpve been
T h u r s d a y a t 7:30 p.m., which will placed a r c : K a t h r y n Dando, J u n i o r
be held a t Brubacher. Candidates High Social Studies, B i n g h a m t o n ;
may r u n for only one class office Howard Sutliff, J u n i o r High Science,
or o n e SA office. Changes in t h e South Glens Falls C. S.; William
m a j o r - m i n o r plan will be posted Proulx, Science, Argyle C. S.: J u a n ita McMillen, Commerce. Webster
soon.
C. S.; Paul Runge, Social Studies,
Promotions of S t a t e College facDelegates to participate in the ex- G u i d a n c e . K e r h o n k s o n ; R i c h a r d
c h a n g e program with Plattsburg Kyrk, J u n i o r High English, R e n s - ulty, effective April 1, 1953, include
Sunday through Wednesday include selaer; M a r t h a Bucher, E l e m e n t a r y several new professors a n d a n c *
instructor, a n n o u n c e s Dr. Evan R.
Madelaine Meier '54, Doris Mehan, Library, Ridgewood, N. J.; Elaine
Collins, President of t h e College.
Charles Beckwith, Robert Coan, a n d Blessing, Junior High M a t h , G a l T h r e e members of t h e faculty have
J o h n Orser, Sophomores.
way C. S.; Harry Scott, English, been elevated to professorship: A n F r e n c h , Voorheesville C. S.; J o h n n e t t e Dobbin, Modern Languages,
M c G r a t h . Commerce, Pine Plains C. K e n n e t h Frasure. Education; a n d
S.; H a n s Siertl, Science, B e r n e - K n o x J. Roy Newton, Education.
Three
C. S.
teachers have received assistant pro,r
Harry Price, Social
O t h e r s who received positions ai >: fessorships:
Evelyn O'Brien, J a n '53, J u n i o r High Studies; M. E. G r e n a n d e r , English;
English a n d Social Studies. H a n n i - and Karl A. B. Peterson, Music.
At t h e recent Regional Forensic bal C. S.; F r a n k l y n S m i t h , J a n . '53, F r a n c e s Thomson h a s been proConference .sponsored by T a u Kappa /Continued
on Paye ih Column 5/ moted to an in-tructorship position.
Delta of New York University, eight
winners were chosen, including five
from S t a t e
College, announces
Joyce Leonard '53. President of Debale Council.
Registrar Lists
Sessions Data
Dorms Schedule
Annual Formals
This Weekend
Schedules for program advisement
for fall term registration a n d t h e
T h e weekend's activities will c e n filing of summer session blanks arc ter about t h e a n n u a l s p r i n g formals
revealed by R u t h E. Lape, Registrar. of Pierce, Brubacher, a n d V a n D e r Program advisement for fall term zee Halls.
Pierce Hall women a n d t h e i r e s registration for all students is
corts will dance to t h e music of B o b
scheduled as follows:
Massey's O r c h e s t r a tomorrow eveAll students with s u r n a m e s be- ning from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. T h e
ginning with t h e letters A-L must crowning of a queen, to reign over
secure program advisement for t h e the "April in P a r i s " setting, will
full term from their department!!I occur a t midnight, according to
c h a i r m a n a n d / o r representative d u r - K a t h r y n Cowell '54, C h a i r m a n .
ing t h e hours from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 S u b - c h a i r m e n working with Miss
p.m., Monday, Tuesday a n d Wednes- Cowell a r e Alice Landon a n d Jessie
day. April 20-22.
Raynor, decorations; J o a n H a r t m a n ,
All students with s u r n a m e s b e - programs; Marion Reinheimer, corginning with t h e letters M - Z mils'-, sages: Juniors. K a t h l e e n Anderson
secure program advisement for t h e '54 a n d Delores M o n t a l b a n o '55 a r e
fall term from their d e p a r t m e n t a l in charge of materials. F r e s h m e n ,
c h a i r m a n a n d / o r representative dur- Judy Vimmerstedt a n d Carol Luft
ing t h e hours from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 are c h a i r m e n of t h e r e f r e s h m e n t
p.m., Mondav, Tuesday, a n d Wednes- and clean-up committees.
Chaperons for t h e evening a r e to
day, April 27-29.
All students planning to attend be Mrs. Gladys Rand, Mr. a n d M r s .
the 8-week summer session should Joseph Purely a n d M r . a n d M r s .
till out a blank form to be found Marvin Blythe.
Brubacher Hall decorated for a n
in t h e Registrar's office, indicating
the courses they plan to take (not "April Showers" theme will hold its
lo exceed 10 hoursi. These forms spring formal tomorrow evening
m u s t be filed in that office n o t later from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Bill B e n n e t t ' s
t h a n April 30. S u m m e r session cat- Orchestra will play for t h e event,
according to Hazel Jones '53, G e n e r a l
alogs a r e available in D109.
Chairman.
Committee c h a i r m e n a r e Doris
Mehan, decorations; A n n Dvorak
and Madeline Chini, r e f r e s h m e n t s ;
Donna Hughes, publicity; B a r b a r a
Devitt, bids; Sophomores. O t h e r
chairmen a r e R u t h R i c h t e r a n d
Nancy Hazzard, a r r a n g e m e n t s a n d
T h e annual spring play presented program committees, J u n i o r s . Helen
by t h e Advanced Dramatics class, a n d J e a n Osborne, Seniors, h a v e i n will be given on Friday, May 22 a n d vited chaperons. K a r e n Lunde '56
Saturday, May 23. This year's play, will supervise t h e c l e a n - u p .
of three acts, is "Berkeley Square
Chaperons will be Mr. a n d M r s .
by J o h n L. Balderston.
Merlin H a t h a w a y , Dr. a n d Mrs. E d T h e play, directed by Agnes E. ward Cooper a n d Mr. a n d M r s . A r Futterer, Assistant Professor of Eng- t h u r Jones.
lish, is a fantasy whose time changes
This evening, Van D e / . e e Hall will
from t h e 20th century to t h e 18thhold its formal dance from 9 p.m. t o
century. I t takes place in 1784 a n d1 a.m. as F r a n k Mayer's O r c h e s t r a
1953. T h e 18th century costumes, plays. T h e t h e m e of t h e d a n c e will
typical of the period, will be made emphasize u n d e r - w a t e r scenery a c by t h e students, and t h e 18th c e n - cording to F r a n c i s Rodgers '54, G e n tury sets are being made by t h e eral C h a i r m a n ,
members of t h e En 1 Stagecraft
Decorations will be supervised by
Class, under t h e supervision of Dr. William Helmer '53. T h e refreshPaul B. Pettii, Assistant Professor ment committee is headed by Archie
of English.
Westmiller '56. C h a p e r o n s for t h e
evening will be Dr. a n d Mrs. E d w a r d
Dr. a n d Mrs. Townsend R i c h
Minister Will Speak Shay,
and Mrs. Ethel McLaughlin.
Faculty Members Futterer States
Earn Promotions Date Of Play
Forensic Victors
Receive Plaques
Apache Dance, Onion Addict
by 200 Will
Enliven AllCollege Revue
20 col-
The conference, a t t e n d e d
s t u d e n t s representing about
By EVELYN RUBEN
leges, included lour rounds of discussion en "How C a n We Rid O u r After several days of diligent r e - clever Horse Opera (sans horsei, a",
1
College Campuses of Communism'- " search, your detecting reporter was extravaganza about life in a h u n t T'ne live winner.s from S t a t e includ- able to uncover a few u n k n o w n facts ing lodge, a n d a subtle satire on
Progressive Education. A high point
ed Arthur Hagy. who received a lo report on "Little K n o w n Facts."
in t h e product ion is a n original balplaque: Robert Berkhofer and Phyi- State's first All-College Revue. T h e
let in a Greenwich Village Night.
1 is Penny, Seniors; J o a n n Doyle, and show is a series of scenes tied t o - Club .setting. A chorus of a p a c h e
Richard Simper, J u n i o r s ; all ol gether by Milton J. Knothole, a u t h - dancers in appropriate costumes
wlu m received certificates.
or of "Little Known Facts aboiu augment the featured dancing ol
Well-Known People," played by T o m Bobbie Stein a n d Ann Colombo.
The winner ol I luce rounds el
Smith.
Congressional Debating of PEPC unci
Meanwhile, back al l he rehearsal,
Sneaking a preview ol t h e revue
the topic on Communism, was Mis.s
the original opera by Messrs. Cheral
rehearsal,
your
reporter
saw
a
Penny, who re eived a plaque. As a
liofl and Brown, dealing with the
result of this award Mis- Penny wa.-.
realities of American lite, was fillthe highest ranking woman debater Delegates To Attend ing Page Hall with highbrow m u sic, Marilyn Erter will surely score
at the conference. Robert Bcrkhof'r
a hit with her clever vocal Interprealso placed within t h e llrst ten win- Scholastic Senate
tation of 'Nobody's Chasing Me,"
ners. T h i s was the lirst time that
Forum delegates will a t t e n d t h e the theme song of a girl with lots
one college h a s won both of the
a
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n
u
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Intercollegiate
Mock
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n
a
t
e
of ambition but no creative outlet.
awards.
to be held in t h e S t a l e Copilol on
Ro.ss Hack and J o a n Carlin will
April 17, Hi a n d II), a n n o u n c e s LilArt Department Shows
lian Weller '53, c h a i r m a n of t h e a r - keep you laughing with their portrayal of Mr. Dribbles a n d his frau.
r a n g e m e n t s for t h e S e n a t e .
Reproductions In Milne
The Senate will consider bills r e - Ross is an Onion Addict, und n a t u r ally I his raises many household dilThe College Ail Department will lating to t h e actual New York State liculties.
Legislature.
T
h
e
delegation
from
show portfolio reproductions of sevScenes previewed left a n impreseral twentieth century European ship ol Douglas Nielsen '53, will disartists in t h e Milne Ait Gallery be- S t a t e College, under t h e c h a i r m a n - sion thai this is one S t a t e College
ginning Wednesday, April 15. T h ecuss I wo bills selected from such dramatic endeavor Unit will disapexhibit will be displayed for ten topics us t h e P a n t h e r Mountain point no one but t h e cynics. All
days, a n n o u n c e s Until E. Hutchins, Dam, t h e St. Lawrence Seaway, P e r - four classes should give full support
Assistant Professor of Art. T h e m a n e n t Personal Registration, or to tills first all-college show. It
showing will include paintings by More Democratic Election Proced- promises to be a very entertaining
evening.
ures.
deChlrico, Mini a n d Mure.
To IVCF
Gathering
Rule Violation Results
Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship
presents Rev. Raymond C. Ortlund In Curtailed Privileges
at its meeting this evening a t 7:30
p.m. in Brubacher Hall, reports WilCommuters' Club was deprived of
liam Whitwer '53, President. Rev. its bulletin board privileges for a
Ortlund is assistant minister a t t h e three week period effective April 14
First Presbyterian Church in Schen- in I he only act ion tnken by M y s k a n ectady.
ia a t its open hearing Tuesday eveFollowing the IVCF tradition, t h e ning. More t h a n 60 s t u d e n t s of t h e
group will combine for a hymn sing College were present to witness t h e
and refreshments at t h e conclusion Judicial body's hearing of nine cases
of Rev. Ortlund's lecture. All stu- brought to it by Campus C o m m i s dents a r e invited to uttend this a n d sion.
other IVCF functions states WhitOwen S m i t h '53, G r a n d M a r s h a l
wer.
und arresting officer in t h e C o m m u t e r s ' Club case was p r e s e n t to
explain his charges of violation of
Red Cross Bloodmobile
mailbox regulations on t h e p a r t of
the club. George Wood received t h e
W i l l Accept Donations
charges for t h e Commuters'. As a
A Red Cross bloodmobile will visit result, Myskania recommended to
the college Monday, May 4, a n n o u n c - Campus Commission t h a t it suses Marie DeSeve '53, c h a i r m a n pend the use of t h e club's bullet in
of t h e college Red Cross unit, Per- board until May 5.
mission slips will be distributed In
Three charges of amorous m a n i assembly, states Miss DeSeve.
festations were dismissed on t h e
All who wish to donate blood a r e grounds that t h e Commission's rules
requested to sign tip by April 27. no longer contain such a regulation,
Donations may be m a d e between while live eases of eating in t h e
9 a.m. and 12 noon und from 1 to 1 Commons were either w i t h d r a w n or
p.m., May 4. Anyone desiring furth- dismissed following a n e x a m i n n a t i o n
er information should contact Mif>s of t h e need for t h e use of discretion
DeSeve or Robert Lundergan '55.
in defining eating.
PAGE 2
STATE C O L L E G E N E W S , FRIDAY, A P R I L 1 7 , 1 9 5 3
Mmn&l kuL
That Time Again . . .
T h a t yearly spectacle known a s S t u d e n t Association elections is u p o n us again, p e r h a p s before we a r e
ready for it, b u t nevertheless d e m a n d i n g of SA a bit
of solemn consideration of t h e future. T o d a y in A s s e m b l y - y o u will b e called upon to n o m i n a t e those
persons w h o m you Wish t o a p p e a r o n t h e ballot you
m a r k t w o weeks hence. An exciting j o b for t h e cont e s t a n t s , a n elating job for t h e victors, b u t also very
serious business for SA. Now is t h e t i m e to consider
your c a n d i d a t e s in relation to their abilities, n o t when
t h e ballot is placed in front of you.
Myskania wins o u r c o m m e n d a t i o n for having i n terpreted its duties to m e a n t h a t recommendation of
junior c a n d i d a t e s is n o t obligatory. F o r years we have
w a t c h e d M y s k a n i a ' s struggle- to find 'someone t o r e commend," this year being n o exception. However,
thic- year's body h a s a t last realized t h a t , since recomm e n d a t i o n is virtually election, long a n d dissatisfying
deliberations to And ' someone to r e c o m m e n d " a r e
senseless w h e n t h e body is of t h e opinion t h a t t h e
abilities of t h e candidates it wishes to bring to SA
r e c o m m e n d t h e m all equally. Since i t c a n recommend
no more t h a n t e n , it h a s suggested fourteen.
We can only hope t h a t SA will display to some small
e x t e n t t h e t h o r o u g h considerations which went into
selecting t h e M y s k a n i a suggestees. W e n a t u r a l l y want
to see worthy leaders for n e x t year's offices, however,
we'd also like to see a worthy ballot from which to
select t h e m . T h e r e is nothing like crack competition
to force a c a n d i d a t e to display h i s abilities a s well a s
his personality.
STATE C O L L E G E N E W S ,
Gammo-n- htcUen
By J . KORBA & R. H U G H E S
POST MORTEM
L a s t Tuesday's open hearings held by Myskania
t u r n e d i n t o more t h a n we expected. During t h e first
few m i n u t e s of discussion t h e audience h a d a r a t h e r
easily-noticed "this is going to be a joke" a t t i t u d e ,
but a s t h e discussion progressed, with t h e arrival of
t h e G r a n d M a r s h a l of C a m p u s Commission, t h e h e a r ing took o n a new atmosphere. Many points concerning t h e heretofore dusty rules of t h e Commission were
cleared u p in a very reasonable time. W e feel t h a t
M y s k a n i a conducted themselves very admirably, even
t h o u g h certain individuals were constantly trying to
confuse t h e m . Some of t h e suggestions offered by t h e
s t u d e n t s , o n t h e other h a n d , were logical a n d useful.
We feel t h a t t h e rules of t h e Commission should be
enforced a n d t h a t this h e a r i n g h a s been a step in t h e
r i g h t direction. B u t , we also feel t h a t t h e CC detectives should use their heads when they enforce these
rules. D o n ' t worry too m u c h about someone eating
a c a n d y b a r in t h e C o m m o n s ; catch a few of t h e
idiots w h o a r e smoking in t h e halls. We would also
like to see t h e ruling forbidding "amcrous m a n i f e s t a tions" (if you will pardon t h e expression) r e i n s t a t e d .
T h e n we m i g h t be able to c a t c h some people a n d m a k e
t h e case stick.
We a r e looking forward to t h e next hearing.
A N E E D E D ADDITION
Rocks A n d Bombshells
T h e motion which will probably be m a d e today,
proposing t h a t Myskania candidates be forced to
pass a Constitution test before they a r e qualified to
r u n for election, is definitely a n excellent idea. Not
only will such a test assure a n intelligent Myskania,
but it will also eliminate m a n y people w h o r u n , a n d
sometimes win t h e election, just for fun. T h e test
will be similar to t h e one which S t u d e n t Council c a n didates a r e now having to pass. If Myskania is going
to be t h e judicial body we should be positive t h a t
they know what they a r e doing, h e a r g u m e n t s a g a i n s t
this proposed test a r e n o n e ; it should be passed.
At Myskania's open hearings for violators of C a m pus Commission regulations, a few people threw rocks
a t thirteen o t h e r people, some tossed boulders a t t h e
Commission, a n d t h e rest s a t a n d waited for CC's
prepared bombshell to explode. I t didn't. T h a n k s to
t h e good h a n d l i n g of t h e situation by t h e court, t h e
bomb fizzled o u t after a few untimely personality exchanges. T h o u g h supposedly t h e purpose of t h e h e a r ings was to h e a r CC arrest charges b r o u g h t to Myskania, it w a s soon a p p a r e n t t h a t w h a t w a s to be on
trial was t h e abilities of Myskania a n d t h e Commission
REORGANIZE
a n d t h e Commission's regulations themselves. While
By
PEARL
SZABO
such a broad discussion a t t h e time p e r h a p s imposed
Because t h e Constitution Revision Committee has,
upon t h e court's broad mindedness, we feel t h a t it
failed to m a k e its report on time, it now becomes
Lauritz Melchoir a n d eight t a l - A one m a n show of oil paintings
was needed.
necessary to take action on t h e tabled motion to i n ented young musicians will present by E. R. Fisher of Poughkeepsie will
T h e G r a n d M a r s h a l h a s admitted t h a t these were a new type of concert a t t h e R P I be featured a t t h e Albany I n s t i t u t e corporate S t u d e n t Facilties Board into S t u d e n t Board
of F i n a n c e . iWe a r e n o t blaming t h e Revision Com"Test cases," evidently so lacking in serious intent
of History a n d Arts through May ?.. mittee for being late, since there is no time to cont h a t it was n o t necessary for a single a r r e s t i n g officer Field House this Sunday, April 19
For
t
h
e
rest
of
t
h
e
m
o
n
t
h
t
h
e
Mr. Melchoir will emcee h i s young
sider their proposals, i By taking this motion off t h e
to appear a n d t h a t several could be w i t h d r a w n by
I n s t i t u t e will show a group of e x - table today a n d passing it, we will n o t have time
t h e Commission itself after their presentation. D e - troupe through a musical scale r u n - ceptional Chinese paintings.
wasted n o m n . a t i n g a n d voting on people for t h e now
spite these r a t h e r unorthodox procedures, we felt t h a t ning from Grand Opera to t h e l a t T h e Willet Players will present obsolete S t u d e n t Facilities Board. P e r h a p s we should
there was present a sincere a t t e m p t on t h e p a r t of est h i t tunes.
"Two Blind Mice" by Samuel S p e - s t a t e why we think t h a t t h e S t u d e n t Facilities Board
Myskania, t h e Commission, a n d t h e observers alike to
T h e Field House show s t a r t s at
wack a t t h e Fellowship House of is now worthless. Before t h e Union was built we needaccomplish two t h i n g s : H i To define a n d examine sev- 8:45 p.m.
the First Presbyterian C h u r c h of ed such a n organization to take cure of t h e funds
eral CC rules which have proven to be unenforceable,
T h e Dramatics Association of R u s ;
a n d (2) to d e t e r m i n e what to do w i t h violators by sll Sage College, Troy, will present Albany. Performances will continue to outfit h e student parts of t h e building, but these
way of p u n i s h m e n t . I n t h e first m a t t e r , Myskania a n d "Dark of t h e Moon," a richly h u - this evening a n d tomorrow evening. ciays a r e gone forever. We also think t h a t it constiCC appeared to do a little ball-passing a s to who morous a n d imaginative folk f a n - C u r t a i n time is 8:30 p.m. Tickets a r e tutes n o t h i n g more t h a n red tape, and t h a t all s t u d e n t funds should be under one organization, Student
could or should interpret t h e rules. O n e thing—con- tasy, as its spring production today $1.00.
Radio Council's weekly disc-Jock- Board of F i n a n c e .
stitutionally, M y s k a n i a can't. I n t h e second case, a n d tomorrow a t 8:30 p.m. in t h e
ey show, "Musically Speaking," will
everyone there was stumped. A dilemma, true enough. Little Theatre on the campus.
feature R a y Block a n d h i s Orches- LOST . . .
T h e NEWS offers h e r e a three p a r t suggestion of a
Admission is $.75.
tra's recordings of semi-classical sepossible way out a n d recommends t h a t C a m p u s ComLost, strayed, or . . . missing anyway—the b a n n e r
Charles Laughton will appear a t lections by various composers. R e mission, S t u d e n t Council, a n d t h e Constitutional R e of t h e Senior class a n d last year's Student, Association
member,
1400
on
your
dial
a
t
2
p.m
the
Troy
Music
Hall
on
T
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s
d
a
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vision C o m m i t t e e consider them.
m i n u t e s from t h e files of S t u d e n t Council. Is t h e
evening, May 7. At this time h e Saturday.
Class of '53 to purchase its third banner in four
1) Make C a m p u s Commission regulations Student will give his famous " o n e - m a n show''
"Tonight We Sing" will be held
Association legislation, d r a w n u p a n d passed by t h e entitled "An Evening with Charles over a t t h e Delaware T h e a t r e for years a n d a r e future s t u d e n t s to be left with no record of w h a t transpired in t h e year '51 -'52. or is someAssembly. As w a s aptly pointed out a t t h e hearings, Laughton."
a n o t h e r week.
one going to "find" these articles???
perhaps violations a r e prevalent because SA does not
w a n t some of t h e regulations, does n o t think them
I'OR F U T U R E CONSIDERATION
necessary a n d therefore refuses to obey t h e m . There
is no reason, within College regulations, why t h e AsWe feel that t h e Suggested List for Myskania is
sembly c a n n o t regulate its own conduct as it sees fit.
complete a n d accurate. It is now u p to you, t h e stu21 Have SA provide for p u n i s h m e n t in its laws.
dent body, to read t h e list and become familiar with
Campus Commission cannot now take away a StuIne n a m e s of t h e students who have worked a n d who
dent tax ticket, b u t SA could impose t h a t upon itself.
will continue to lie worker.-. Their work during t h e
CC cannot now c h a r g e fines, but SA could give it the
past three years should receive your votes. R e m e m b e r
right to. (And so on—these a r e n o t recommended punTo t h e Editor:
lore t h e students were brought up M.\skania will be what you make it!
ishments, j u s t exemplary suggestions.)
We would like to thank very s i n - to be judged.
31 Impower Myskania to interpret SA legislation cerely all those State College s t u T h e ' f a c t t h a t t h e trials of these QUESTION OK THE WEEK
not only a s (o its constitutionality, b u t a s to its in- dents a n d faculty members who so
individuals were delayed so long
tent a n d purpose.
W h a t is t h e anatomical juxtaposition of two orbicunselfishly gave of their time a n d makes it appear t h a t C a m p u s ComWould this work? Could be. Here again, coopera- energy to make t h e recent Eastern mission hoped to let the individuals ularis oris muscles in a s t a t e of c o n t r a c t i o n ? ? ' ' ? ?
tion would be needed, but CC would have a far better Colleges Science Conference t h e forget t h e alleged event and to whom
chance of obtaining it were everything connected witli great success it was. Many delegates they may have been talking to, who
the system SA imposed, a n d t h e Commission merely
came up to us and expressed their might be able to dispute t h a t t h e e
in charge of arresting violators.
t h a n k s for the fine reception which events ever occurred,
you of State College extended to
them. Without your help it would
"Campus Coii.iiiis.sion consists of
STATE COLLEGE NEWS have been impossible to p u t on an a group of students whose members
FRIDAY, A Fit 11. 17
event of this scope and magnitude are selected by t h e standing c o m ESTABLISHED
MAY
1916
i)
p.m. to 1 a.m.
Van Derzee Formal Dance.
here. All those committee c h a i r m e n , mission yearly through a system of
BY
THE C L A S S
OF 1918
advisers, and members who worked try-outs based on a m o u n t of work
SATURDAY,
APRIL
18
on t h e conference have every right clone and interest shown" (Stale ColRATING
F I R S T CLASS
Pierce Hall Formal Dance.
to be proud of a job well done.
leire Handbook, 19ftfi, page 641 T h e 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
In
deep
appreciation,
effectiveness
of this group h a s been 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Brubiicher Hall Formal Dance.
April 17 10f>3
VOL. X X X V I I
No. 'l'i.
illustrated by t h e way t h e assembly
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- I I , Ini'hH- A i h i ' 1 - t M i i f ; M t w i n K i '
Stall College Freshman Handbook, was not substantiated a n d several
Cirrilliitlnii
MIIIIIIKIT
> I A K 1 IOI.I.I0N
H KM.Kit
and as published in the S t a t e Col- witnesses were willing to dispute t h e Li N o o n
Record Hour in Hooin 'M. MoilsMl KIIOI. W O O D M A N
• •
lOxi'lltllllfi, K i l l t u r
validity of these accusations.
lege News, February 13, 1953.
sourH.sky's "Pictures on I n h i b i IUI0.M0
KI.DIUOI)
AhKiH'llltu
Killtor
MAM.V
(MCllKi
AsMiHiiuli'
Kdltnr
tion."
Baring t h e fact t r it a number ol
He aiise of t h e malfunctioning of
,JO VI 10 h i I t ' l l . s
- AuMM-hili'
Killtor
these alleged violations h a p p e n e d this commission and t h e Inefficiency
over a week before Spring recess a n d exhibited, I suggest t h a t Campus WEDNESDAY, AI'KI,
A l l i - i i i i i i i i i n i l i ' H l l i i l i H H I x , u l •! O r . M l i l r i ' n H c i l i i i I In- i - i l l U i r m i l l
should have been brought up before Coiiunissinn be regulated by Stu- H:30 a.in. to 1:30 p.m. Registration Willi d e p a r t m e n t a l
miiM
hi' nigiH'il
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hi' w l l h l i r l i l
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ri-i|iii'«l
Tin- S T A T U
r i H.I.IOIIIO
M O W ' S IIHHOIIII-H
in, i'i'S|j(inii!liilll)
the vitiation, it seems to me t h a t dent Association. T h a t is, instead ol
c h a i r m e n for students with suri,»r i i j j l o l i i h i . i'Xiii'i'Srti-il i n i i ' I ' l l o i i i i i i * <n' r i i i i i i n o n i i ' i i i 1,'iih
the alleged offenders should have the members being appointed by t h e
names beginning with letters
.IM MOI'II i.'*|iri'ni-li*n»- , l n m o i i f r r w M t i r l l y r i ' f l i - i ' i I I H v i i - w
been informed of their "crimes" h e - ICunlinutd
A-L.
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Ike
Go4HMM*ucatio*U
College Calendar -
Raiders Succumb Softball Season
To Potter Club
To Commence;
In I M Volleyball Greeks Strong
FRIDAY, A P R I L 17, 1 9 5 3
PAGE S
29 Candidates Out For Baseball,
Season Opener To Be April 24
Wednesday night, April 15, t h e
If spring- ever arrives again, t h e
I n t r a m u r a l Volleyball League swung
into action again with four games IM softball s e a s o n , w i l l get under
scheduled in Page Gym. I n t h e first way Monday. T h e first game will
and second games of t h e evening, get u n d e r way a t 4:30. As soon as
the G r a d s forfeited to Thuriow a n d daylight saving goes into effect,
the Raiders respectively, resulting there will al-.o be a game a t 6:30.
At a captains' meeting yesterday
in t h e Grads being dropped from
By D O T T I E MEIIAN
the league. T h e third contest in- the rosters were turned in a n d t h e
Athletic Association h a s prepared
Baseball Coacn Ins Garcia haB
volved t h e Potter Club a n d the rules were reviewed. T h e r e a r e
its tentative budget for t h e year t w e n t y - n i n e catuiida~os from wriich
enough
teams
so
t
h
a
t
there
will
be
Raiders, with Potter defeating the
Everybody
likes
t
h
e
S
p
r
n
g
t
l
m
e
:
1CE3-54. T h e AA budget will be to choose h i s s c i r t i n ? nine lor rhis
Raiders in two games by scores of a Page Field a n d Beverwyck P a r k poets, young men, worms, bees, and stated briefly in the Assembly t o - season's c u r t a i n - r a i s e r a week from
15-13 a n d 15-5. T h e first game of league.
athlete's. Everybody, t h a t is, except day. T h e r e will be n o discussion on today. M a n y r e t u r n i n g v e t e r a n s ,
this tilt was close all t h e way a n d Leagues Feature 10-Man Ball
sports' writers. I t seems as though this budget since time does n o t per- smooth-looking newcomers, a n d a
Again
this
year
t
h
e
leagues
will
featured some expert spik ng by
there is a certain time in the early mit.
q u a n t i t y of pitching depth uhould
both teams. In the second game, su- feature 10-man ball. T h e teams in part of t h e Spring when there exSince S t u d e n t Association does help m a k e this squad a better balthe
league
will
furn
sh
t
h
e
officials
perior Potter teamwork prevailed
ists not a person who is quite sure not vote on this budget, there will anced aggregation t h a n last year's
over the hard fighting Raiders. APA for t h e games. A team will be pen- whether it is Spring or t h e left-over t ° two open hearings a t Brubacher team, which wound u p wit.'i a sixforfeited to t h e Finks in t h e final alized for failing to furnish a n of- remains of Winter. I t is this parti- n?xt week on Monday and T h u r s d a y three record.
ficial.
scheduled contest.
cular indefinable in-between season at 7:30 p . m . T h e AA budget i n F r a t e r n i t i e s Back Strong
T h e Lions, K a p p a Beta, Rousers,
t h a t proves to be a Waterloo for cludes all t h e varsity sports, varsity
T h e only losses from last year's
All
t
h
e
fraternities
a
r
e
expected
and G r a d s have forfeited o u t of t h e
sports' writers.
a r e smooth-fielding
first
and junior varsity basketball, var- squad
to
field
good
teams,
with
APA
a
n
d
league since t h e opening of t h e seabaseman K e n Rutley, h a r d h i t t i n g
sity
baseball
and
wrestling.
All m a n n e r of p a n s have been
son, leaving eight teams to f.ght it the P o t t e r Club slight favorites
AA is desirous of having a large Gus S t u r m , a n d southpaw reliever
out for t h e championship. As a re- a m o n g t h e Greeks. T h e r e will also made for var'ous Spring sports, and a t t e n d a n c e a t t h e open h e a r i n g Larry Daly. Returning veterans i n be
several
independent
clubs.
Potter,
an
overwhelming
touch
of
Spring
sult of these cirop outs, t h e S L S .
next week because it is t h e only clude Al C a n n o n , last year's leading
Potter, Sayles, Van Derzee, a n d APA, a n d SLS will have top flight fever makes lots of people anxious means by which the students have hitter with a .400 average, a n d four
ht:rlars
on
the
mound
this
year.
T
h
e
to
join
in.
However,
t
h
e
unpredictThuriow teams have been deprived
experienced pitchers in Red M c " G r e a f ' C o r s i w.ll be on t h e m o u n t able weather, armed w ' t h snow, an opportunity to voice their opinof one or more victories.
cormick, De Combs, J o h n Zidik.
ion
on
t
h
e
m
a
t
t
e
r
.
Two
preliminary
for SLS. Pete Telfer, who h a d a fine rain, wind, cold, and other incleSchedule Revised
and Herb Egert. Other returnees i n budget
hearings
were
held
a
n
d
t
h
e
year on t h e hill last year, will take ment weapons manages to dampen
T h e schedule of t h e remaining
was
comparatively clude c a t c h e r s Bob Dreher a n d D o n
up t h e chucking duties for t h e club. the most enthusiastic spirits, and a t t e n d a n c e
games in the league h a s ceen posted
C a p u a n o , infielders F r a n Rodgers,
small.
J o h n Alla c io, who lost one game dur- wreck t h e best-laid plans.
on t h e MAA Bu.letin Board in lowRoom numbers for these h e a r - Bob DeMichiell, Bob Sage, a n d J o e
ing last season's campaign will be
T h a t seems to be our position
er Draper. Due to the m a n y postStella, a n d outfielders Arnie S m i t h ,
on t h e hill for APA. W-th such fine right now. T h e weather earlier in ings w'll be posted on school bulleponements during the first half of
Jim B e n n e t t , a n d Don Lein.
tin
boards
next
week
on
t
h
e
days
performers, these clubs should have the week seemed to bring everythe season, t h e schedule is a t.ght
of t h e hearings.
good seasons.
15 Rookies Vie For Berths
thing to a standstill, but activity
one which includes several doubleAs
it
looks
now,
there
is
going
will be ablaze again soon.
T h e fifteen new men out for t h e
headers, thus making it necessary
d i a m o n d squad have shown some
for some teams to play two contests to be some red hot ba.l played this
Bowling a t Rice's -topped with
year.
So,
if
you
get
a
chance,
drop
promise a n d will be battling last
in a row.
in on one of the games t h a t will be Easter vacation. So far as we know,
year's vets for t h e starting berths.
C u r r e n t Standings
played eveiv night on P a g e Field or the one game necessary to make all
These newcomers include P i t c h e r s
the calculations was never played
Team
Wins Losses Beverwyck Park.
Joe McDowell. Gene Rosenbaum,
Lv.t nevertheless, t h e team stand.ngs
SLS
2
0
and T o m S h u m a n s k i ; catcher Nick
are
posted
on
t
h
e
WAA
bulletin
Thuriow
2
0
A. sign up list will be posted soon Cassevoy; infielders Ed LoVuolo,
board. Congratulations to the teams
Potter
3
1
on t h e MAA bulletin board for all Ben Tucker, Jerry Stickel, Ed F e r that
distinguished
themselves.
FiliKs
2
1
those interested in inaugurating t h e guson, P a u l Hlavaty, Joe Clement,
Spring Schedule
APA
2
2
As each sport is f'nlshed for the sport of golf here at S t a t e College, and R a y M u r p h y ; and outfielders
Van Derzee
0
1
Spring sports for women will s t a r t season, the hours earned in that
This will be the initial step in Dick Wemple, Wayne Overton, W a l t
Sayles
0
2
next week if the weather permits, sport a r e posted on the WAA bulle- the plan which was created by a few Barbash, a n d Don Johnson.
Raiders
0
4
a n n o u n c e s Aliki Apostolides, Presi- tin board by t h e managers. Remem- a r d e n t golf enthusiasts a n d headed
d e n t of WAA. Schedules of times ber to check your hours since credit by Bob Strouber. I t is planned to
One of t h e main reasons for t h e
are posted on WAA Bulletin Board. must be earned in a t least one sport start golf of an i n t r a m u r a l basis failure of last year's team was lack
Softball will be held on t h e dorm before you a r c eligible to vote in this spring t h a n to branch o u t to of sufficient practice space. G a r c i a
form a major sport if enough i n - is taking steps to remedy this fault
field every weekday afternoon. I n the WAA elect'ons.
terest is shown by t h e s t u d e n t body. by smoothing off Beverwyck P a r k
case t h e field isn't dry it will be
A t o u r n a m e n t can be started as and converting it into a baseball
postponed a week. All those interestsoon as enough people have signed diamond. T h e players have also volThis Saturday the S t a t e Wrest- ed c a n obtain more information
up to make t h e plan worth while. unteered to help in this project.
ling Cluu will journey to the Adiron- from P a t Zylko and Lois R u t m a n .
Cages have been set up in the gym However, t h e first game, a g a i n s t
dack Wrestling l o u r n e y , to be held
On Tuesday and T h u r s d a y nights
for indoor practice when t h e weath- Willimantic Teachers on April 24,
in t h e Schenectady Y.M.C.A. This g'rls' badminton will be set up in
Rivalry competition between the er is unfit for piactice outside. will be played a t Bleeker.
meet w.ll include representatives the gym.
Sophs and the Frosh will get under Those who a>e interested, but feel
from the major schools a n d a t h At t h e far end of the dorm field
letic organizations in t h e n o r t h e r n a r c h e r y practice will take place way again on Saturday, April 25, I hey might not be goo 1 enough lor
New York area. T h e S t a l e st|iia:l, every Monday and T h u r s d a y . Bar- at 9:30. T h e g'rls will square oil in l ,r. naineiH play should sign up
sporting an impressive 0-1 record, bara S m i t h and Sally May will or- a soccer meet to squabble over two anyway. It is planned now thus m rivalry points. A win for the Frosh s Mictions will be gi>'-':l 'o those who
figures to do well in spite of t h e ganize t h e sport.
girls would give them an edge in may request, them by 'liis> m e m stiff opposit on it will undoubtedly
Every Tuesday night WAA will the prolonged series. T h e present bers who first .:is'.!ii,t'.l the golf
encounter.
sponsor
life saving lessons at t h e s o r e s t a n d s at 19 points for the plan.
The wrestlers who will represent
Jewish
Community
Center. For Sophomore Gremlins to It! points
State in the meet will be Rebel
qualifications and time see Ruth for the F r e s h m a n Yellow Jackets.
Hockmuth 1130i, Leroy Negus (150),
The scene of t h e action is scheduled
Poole.
Hay Wolfe 1140), Hank Feur'oach
Marilyn House a n d Betty Skon on the Dorm Field furl.
1150i, and Frank Prindle < 155).
will m a n a g e girls' volleyball, T h e
The rivalry swimming event is
It':, raining
time a n d day is posted on t h e WAA still pending as the Public Bath has
•Portrait At I t s Finest"
M A A Will Nominate
Bulletin Board.
no: as yet been repaired. Joe LomIt's pouring
Candidates For Office
All those interested in tennis can Larcli, rivalry head, states that the
Fran Slreeter '.r>3, President ol see J o a n Burguiera or Sis Deloria. swimming meet, will probably be
held sometime in t h e ncai future.
Join us
MAA, announces that nominations
HOLLYWOOD COMES
for MAA offices arc now open. Nominations a r e to be placed in the
It won't be boring
EAST TO TAKE
MAA mail box. A notice will be
placed on the MAA bulletin board
YOUR PORTRAIT
53 N. Lake Ave.,
which will give all the information
N e a r W a s h i n g t o n Ave.
concerning the nominations. T h e
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS. FRIDAY. APRIL 17. 1933
PAGB 4
Frosh To Hold
Professor States SUB To Host
English Contest At Coffee Hour Meeting For Skit
A meeting for all those freshmen
Union Board will sponsor
Entry Regulations a Student
coffee hour and has elected a new interested in writing the freshman
State Will Support
Cancer Fund Drive
Volunteers to help canvass the
community for the Cancer Society
on Monday. April 20, from 7 to 9
p.m. may sign up in Room 1, RichVice-President of the Board, a n - class skit will be held Sunday at ardson, states John, Lannon '53,
Rules for entering the Leah Lovnounces Prances Allen '54, Chair- 7:30 p.m. at Brubacher Hall in one President of Student Association.
enheim contest in English Composi- man.
of the activity rooms. This skit will This campaign will cover only those
tion have been outlined by Dr. elected Vice-President of the Board be used in the Moving Up Day cere- persons who show their interest in
Shields Mcllwaine, Professor of to replace Frances Allen who as-monies May 9. William Small, Pres- being called on by lighting their
porch l'ghts.
ident of the class will preside.
English. This contest is open to all sumed the chairmanship.
Freshmen
are
planning
a
picnic
Transportation will be provided to
Patricia Theobald '55, is chairman
undergraduates who may submit one
of a coffee hour to be held at Bru- to be held in May. General Chair- take the canvasers to the district
poem and one short story each.
man for this affair is Mary Brezny. they will cover.
bacher, April 26 from 4 to 6 p.m.
Prizes of $12.50 each will be
awarded the author of the best
poem and of the best short story.
There are no restrictions regarding
form or length on these papers. The
deadline is May 15.
(Continued from Page 1, Column t)
Junior High Math, Onteora, C. S.;
Richard Krug '52, Junior High Math
and Science, Troy H. S.; Mrs. Helen
(Guildi) Jones '21, English, Bellmore; Charles Connell '51, Social
Studies, Huntington Station; Robert
Hertwig '39, Vice-Principal, West
Hempstead; James Blackburn, Science, Altamont H. S.; Gloria McManus '47, Librarian, Rhinebeck C.
S.; Phyllis C'harron '52, Latin, Van
Hornsville C. S.
Entries in each type of writing
will be judged by members of the
English Department: short story,
Robert B. Thorstensen, Instructor
in English; poetry, Dr. Mcllwaine.
GommuHico,ti<HiA
(Continued from Page 2, Column 3J
members of the old Campus Commission, that they be elected by a
student assembly. Perhaps in this
way an organization can be formed
that will be more interested in serving the best interests of the student body, an organization that can
be relied upon to protect justly the
rights and privileges of the individual.
fMNL
Ifflfflm
Just as I've told you on our Dragnet
s h o w s , I smoke two packs of
Chesterfields every day . . . much
milder Chesterfield is best for me.
cU(M-
kBmt
To the Editor—State College News
Yours -for .sports reporting and
not round six of any personal misunderstandings.
Betty Miller '55
(A member of WAA)
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of better quality and higher price than
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{pi YOU!
T X 7HEN you are asked to try a cigarette
* * you want to know, and you ought to
know, what that cigarette has meant to people
who smoke it all the time.
For a full year now, a medical specialist
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Copyright 1953, Imam A M m j IUIAUQ Ut,
REVUE
" <£«,
VOL.
XXXVII NO. 2 4
State College Produces First All "College Revue;
Curtain Will Rise Tomorrow Evening A t 8:30 P. M .
Sophs $ Burn
Midnight Oil
Novel Ballet, Menage A Trois
SA To Hear
Highlight Suite O f Thirteen Scenes
Campaign Talks
Tomorrow night in Page Hall
Auditorium at 8:30 p. m„ the
Student Council Holds
curtain will rise on "Little Known
Special Session Sunday
Facts," State's first all-college revue, announces Louise Petfleld '53,
director.
Student Council held a special
The revue, written by Marvin
session Sunday evening in addition
C'hernoff '54, will consist of thirteen
to its usual Wednesday meeting.
unrelated scenes, among which will
The agenda for today's assembly
be a modern ballet created by Ann
was planned as follows: introducColumbe '54, Roberta Stein and Ross
tion of candidates for Student AsHack, freshmen. The other scenes
sociation offices, campaign speeches
will include a trampoline act, feaand consideration of the budgets
turing Beverly Pranitis '53, Steve
passed by the Council.
Serniak, Robert Talham, Juniors:
In the special session Sunday
and Donna Hughes, LeRoy Negus
even'ng, Student Council accepted
and Robert Schuman, Sophomores.
the Women's Athletic Association
Family Life Depicted
budget and passed it on to Student
In a domestic scene there exists
Association with recommendations
a husband, wife, lover relationship
and heard reports from several comwhich is played In three scenes as
mittees, including Myskania's report
it would happen in three countrieson its revision and shortening of the
England, France and Germany. The
Mov'ng-Up Day ceremonies.
main characters in the scene are
The WAA budget for the coming
Barry Dellafiora '56, Patricia Byrne
year was approved with the recomand Jack Cooper, Juniors, who will
mendations to SA that the awards
LOUISE PETFIELD '53
add authentically to the scenes by
line be reinstated at $165, upon the
speaking the languages of the reconsideration of the increased numspective countries.
ber in the freshman class. Student
The opening scene will be quotes
Board of Finance has cut the line
from
Spicky Millane done by Donto $125. Council also recommended
ald Voellinger '54 and Anita Lilento WAA, in line with the budget,
feld '53; and the revue will conclude
that it investigate giving awards
with a cross between a hoedown and
Debate on the passage of bills will
to cheerleaders, and study their
a murder trial. Mary Lou Korcybegin tomorrow
at 9:30 a.m.
point system, specifically the giving
kowski '56 will play Lizzie, a local
The two bills to be introduced
of points for sports which are nongal who has chopped up her mother
by State College senators concern
intramural.
and father and has to be tried, thus
Permanent Personal Registration
In rnnsiderat'nn of Council's no T h e H e a r s t O r a t o r i c a j Contest was disrupting
disrupting the
the planned
planned hoedown.
hoedown. All
All
SUB will sponsor a spring coffre
and Panther Mt. Dam. All are wel- hour
Sunday, from 4 to 6 p. m. li in consideration of council s po- c o n d u c t e d Thursday night, April 16 ends happily
however with the help
d |
come to attend these Senate ses- in the
regard to t h e Commons not i n n r i nPp r Auditorium r p n n r N T r p n p
t D
£ •>, , „
lower lounge at Bru- bencyi n oinava
n h l n F o r m p p H n o s Hnrincr- Brezinsky
AUdHOIlUm,
IS UeilL
R0SS Hack 56.
sions, states Miss Weller.
'53,
the
C'on- 0 f n*„..n..„
eing
ava ltaoie
101 meetings ciming R , i' i , , . >R«J
,chairman
h , i r m l l n 1 epOl
e m«
<-w,_
TT,..,...
,=* will portray a
day
nof
bacher, announces Prances Allen '54, the
Marilyn
Erter
it was decided that the t e sWt amt s t a t
.
, c o m'56
T n e w i n n e r of t h e
;
Dlains (ln son„
The Mock Senate, founded in 1951 chairman of the board. Faculty policy be altered so that, when no t,„,,•„<.,
,
Arthur
H
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whil,»
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wiiu
i-ompmuis
in song
m
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01Ucst w a s
unriw
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ninro is
io available
ivniinhio or
Ai tnui
white 0f course) about her social standby Glen Armitage, Grad., a special members and their families, house oinei place
or mhm,
when the
thp second
tononH and
O,-,H
M,:,,^Hagy
~ I —as,
«.-;-,—
third
place
finishers
advisor to the '53 Senate, was orig- mothers, and all students ,,,-P
are in.
in the victrola, piano, or coke mawere Marvin Chernoff and James ing. Miss Erter will sing two songs
inally sponsored by the State College vu7d7Refreshments""wiTrbe"served ( '! l i n e are needed for carrying on Thompson!
t'.iat express her dilemma.
Juntos
the
use of
of the
Forum and attended by area col- for children of faculty members.
The following changes have bepn
the activity,
activitv. that
that the
tlm uxr.
Hm The topic used for the contest was
leges. The same colleges now plan
Patricia Theobald '55, is chairman Comomns be allowed at the dismade in the cast: Mary Ann Frasca'John
Marshall
and
His
Influence
the Senate to which all New York of the event and committee chair- cretion of the cha'rman of Social
tore '54 will play Toots, a girl from
on American History." The judge.') Brooklyn;
colleges are invited.
men are Shirley Callahan '54, invi- Calendar Committee.
Jack Cooper '54, will be
tations; Alice O'Neill, decorations,
Upon the request of several com- were Martha Egleston, Instructor in clarence,'the"Gentleman Crook,"and
History
Department,
Virginia pn ll sa ov tt hh ee cl ol ov ewrn; ; Donald
Lein '55 will
Robert Smith, clean-up, Sopho- muter, the President of SA brought the
Bingham.
Milne
English Supervisor,
a n d N a n c y H azzard
mores; and Joseph Kelly '56, ar-before the Council the proposal a n d George Christy, alumnus of - • ' • • • • rangements.
54 will be Lucy Belle.
that commuters be permitted to state College.
<-- - — cuiie L/'onege.
Committee Heads Named
sl n
fo
George Hathaway '54 was elected
- "P >' affiliation with a dor- T n e w j n n e r 0 f this contest will T n e assistant director of the re
Vice President of SUB to replace mitory, and thus be enabled to par- participate in the city finals which v u e i s D e i o r e s Donnelly '54' the coMiss Allen who has assumed the Ucipate in the formats, parties, and w i n be held Wednesday, May 6, at ordinator is Betty Co'ykendall '53;
Thp Potter Club formal and u chairmanship.
'Continued on Page 6, Column D the Albany Law School.
and the accompanists are Neil
Phi Delta date party are on the
Brown '54 and George Dunbar '55.
nut-ernity-sorority scene this eveThe following are the chairmen of
n n g . Psi Gamma is planning a
committees for the revue: sets and
Mother-Daughter banquet and tea
stagecrew, Kathleen Wright '53;
for Saturday, and APA will hold
props, Tom Dixon, Sophomores;
formal initiation Sunday afternoon.
lighting, Fritz Crumb '54; costumes,
Ann Tobey; make-up, Nancy Light"Orchids in the Moonlight" is the
By MARION PATTERSON
us five happy people. Bob Sharpe, floors as ashtrays. That, would be hall, sophomoes; choreography, Rotheme of the Potter Club formal to
iEditor's Note: Marion is one of the boy with that cra-azy crew cut, a sin at Plattsburg. We have ash- berta Stein '56; scripts, Pearl Szabe held tonight from 9 to 1 p. in. at
the Aurania Club, announces Robert group of five Plattsburg students Jane Skecle, Iinogene Main, Jo Ann trays placed In every conceivable bo '55; and sets were designed by
Giammaiteo '53, chairman. Music on campus last week participating Mott, and myself were elected. Bob spot, so the floors and tables won't James Hughes '53.
will be by Bernie Collins' Orches- in an exchange program. Five of is a General Elementary Sophomore be cluttered.
General admission for the revue
Your college is more than twice will be $.50.
tra. Girls will have two o'clock State's students. Madelyn Meier, who is very interested in music. At
Doris
Mchan,
Charles
Back
with,
present
he
is
in
"Finian's
Rainbow,"
as large as ours. We have a student
hours.
Rol"-rt Conn and John Orscr, have which is being presented in May,population of 800 and the ratio is 4
Committee heads include Donald l>i<n at PSTC for a corresponding Co-editor .of ....
our college
handbook,
„
, girls to 1 boy. If you saw any open- Newman Hall Holds
Capuano '55, decorations, Donald timi.)
'••••-'
manager of basketball, and Chap- mouthed confused students groping
C'anonlca and Anthony DeNova,
las; year at this t'me Plattsburg lain of Delta Kappa fraternity. Jane their way through jour labyrinth Open House Tonight
Juniors, arrangements.
began its first exchange student i s a Home Economics Junior, a of halls, it was us. We weren't quite
Phi Delta is having a sorority date program with Keene State in New meinber of the Home Ec. Club and accus.omed to being in so large a
Newman Hall will transform Us
party tonight from H:3() to 12 p.m., Hampshire. The program was re-Uiuut.
building with more than three floors. dining room into "La Petite Cafe,"
announces Ruth Poole '53, Presi- ceived with so much enthusiasm
„
. a dancing terrace on the French
Iinogene Main is a Senior Gendent.
that we planned to have ....
an ...
ex- ertil Elementary and Is active In al- meet
Coining
to comrades
a strange of
college^and
ny new
the State R t v l e r n , f o r l t 8 Q pen House tonight
Psi Gamma's Mother-Daughter change program each semester. Last most everything. She is a member University should have been hard, From 8 p.m. to 12 midnight guests
Banquet will be held at Herbert's semester we invited Oswego to enter of Cl'onlan sorority, co-chairman but you were all so friendly that we may visit an "April in Paris" scene,
tomorrow at 5:30 p. in. Then into the program. This term we of the Student Guidance Commit- easily felt "at home." You have ter- announces Tina Nicastro '53, Preswill also be a tea at the house on wrote to your college and received tee, and active in many sports. Jo rifle spirit and your friendliness was ident.
General Chairman. Alice WhitteSaturday from 2 to 5 p. m.
very interested replies. The whels Ann is a Senior-Nurse teacher who very gratifying,
This past week has bet'ii wonder- more '54, will be assisted by Evelyn
General chairman is Mary Chris- began to turn, and our House of spent two years at Albany Hospital.
'54 and Elizabeth DeSltnone
topher '54, and Sophie Kosek '55, Is Delegates, the student governing She is very active in the Nurse- ful. The five of us would like to Heron
Till, co-chairmen of the reception
chairman for the tea. Committee body, asain prepared a program. Our Teacher club, Footlights, our drn- thank every student and faculty committee.
Salvatore '56
chairmen for the banquet are Joy students who went to Oswego were nuitlc club, and the House of Dele- member for the considerations and w ill supervise Barbara
the refreshments, "les
Longo '54, entertainment; Lucy selected us the welcoming commit- gates. I am interested in sports and kindness during the five days. We'd
Johns, favors; Hose LaBella, Soph- tee, and planned a program of an journuli-nt. As Historian of Clio and especially like to thank Katie And- cookies et le coke." Mary Janet Canaviin '54 will be in charge of recomores, place cards.
informal coffee hour In the Snack News Editor of our college paper, I erson and Pain Calabrese, who did ords, and Sue Ann Hoogkamp '55
Bar,
a
tea
tit
the
home
of
the
Dean
have
many
opportunities
to
write,
a
bung-up
job
in
scheduling
this
is
the chairman of the enterluinCorrlne Kndrenv '56, has recently
of Women, a string quartet from
The five of us will report ut our exchange program and student ment committee.
been pledged to Psi Gamma.
University performing in House of Delegates and class meet- guides. Terr.fie job, thank you very
The cluiperones for the evening
APA's formal initiation is sched- Colorado
the lounge of the student union, ing on our stay at Albany„ State.
Be much. To all of you at Albany State, will be Rev. Richard Dineen. Chun_
uled for Sunday at I) p. in.,
and a visit to our camp.
I.eve nu',The
all ilie
bewere
fav- we a;.iin send our very great thanks lain of Newman Club, and Mrs. Ethannounces John
Zongronc ',r)4,
The House voted that five stu- oriible.
onlyreports
thingswillwe
President.
dents should participate and those amazed ut wus the way you use the to each one of you who made our el O. Battel, Newman House Mother.
visit so wonderful.
states Miss Nicastro.
SUB Arranges
Coffee Session
Editor's Note: In fairness to
Campus Commission may we say
that the fault for the delay in the
"trials" (Myskania has deemed them
"Open Hearings") cannot be charged to the Commission. Copies of
the offense charged by the arresting officer were
transmitted to
Myskania shortly after the occurance of the alleged violation, and
action therafter awaited Myskania's
scheduling of the hearings.
Naturally, I realize il your reporter does not attend any functions ':i
cover many activities of WAA herself, your reporter must obtain the
information she writes second-hand.
WAA Is trying to help your reporter fulfill her position; that is why
the report on the sports desk every
Wednesday night. How can the purpose of the column be carried out if
caustic remarks are continually being made and answered?
ALBANY, NEW YORK. FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1953
This week, brains were working overtime in the Publications
Office as the Sophomores took
over to put out their issue of
the News. Peace, Gerig, Eldred,
Eight members of the Forum of
Politics will represent State at the and Surtes moved out as organized confusion moved in under
Third Annual Intercollegiate Mock
the direction of Ruben, Zuch,
Senate to be held at the Assembly
Moore and Reitz,
Chambers of the State Capitol today through Sunday, states Lillian
Cartoonist and guest columWeller '53. Attending as senators
nist are also from the Class of
will be Douglas Nielson '53, chair'55 for this week's paper. Even
man, Edward Lehman and Robert
Korba and Hughes were retired
Reigle, Juniors, and Bradford Milfor a week in favor of those
ler '55. Alternates will be Joyce
genial Gremlins, Custer Quick
Turner '53, Donald Matthews '54,
and Ron Koster. Sports page
Clarence Mosher '55, and Mary Poolwas clone almost singly-handed
er '56.
by Bob Ashfield, who almost
didn't make the deadline of
The Mock Senate will convene at
Midnight, Wednesday. A Sopho9 a.m. today when Mayor Corning
more is also responsible for the
of Albany will welcome the delegates.
exchange feature from PlattsOther points of interest on the day's
burg.
agenda will be a movie, "The State
Two evenings of grueling litLegislature" at 10 a.m., and speeches
by Oswald D. Heck, Speaker of the erary labor, a hectic trip to the
printer's at Hudson, and our
Assembly and Ruth Miner, Executired but triumphant Sophs
tive Secretary of State, at 2:15 p.m.
were ready for a well-earned
and 2:45 p.m., respectively. Politics
celebration at Not-so-tcmpcrwill enter the picture in the evening
ant Tavern.
when parties are assigned, caucuses
are held to elect party leaders and
formulate party policy, and the
President of the Senate is elected.
Geoffrey Fletcher
Class of 1954
Although the issue of March 27,
1953 had its outstanding points, it
also had its weaknesses. This, of
course, is expected and in most cases
excuseable. However, I understand
that there is a part set aside for editorials and the voicing of personal
opinions (such as this) on the editorial page. When looking for the
results and activities of girls' .sports
for the past or coming week, therefore I see no reason why I should
find personal arguments and remarks filling up the little space on
the sports page that usually is devoted to an unbiased coverage of
women's sports. This Is not the first
time I have been Tolled, and probably shall not be the last; however,
why not put these personal opinions
where they should be rather than in
the part of the paper that in the past
(and I hope in the futurei was considered an unbiased report of the
activities of girls' sports at State
College.
z-457
State Sends Eight
To Third /annual
Student Senate
•PMi
mi
Manuscripts must be typed and
double spaced, and they are to be
signed with a pseudonym. The pseudonym used, the author's name, and
the title of the work are to be written on a slip of paper placed in a
sealed envelope, and this clipped
onto the manuscript. All papers
should be taken to Dr. Mcllwaine's
office, 24 Richardson.
oiiege
Teacher Bureau Lists
Additional Placements
ATTEND
ALL COLLEGE
Student Orator
Will Participate
In Albany Finals
Greeks Schedule
Formal, Banquet
Plattsburg Student Outlines Exchange Plans
Gives Impressions Gained Here At State