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STATE COLLEGE NEWS. SATURDAY, MAY 9. 1 9 5 3
Donnelly, Meier
SMVUUI and QnaUmtUi.
Surfce, Rogers CC Names Longo
Set Activities For
Grand Marshal
Lead Athletes
State's sororities and fraternities
Alpha Epsilon Phi: Dean, Joan
The Women's Athletic Association
The Grand Marshal of Campus
have held their spring elections re- Bolz '54; Sub-Dean, Marcia Gntf
Dramatics, Music cently
to determine their leaders for '54; Scribe, Marilyn Isenberg '54; will be directed by Audrey Burke '54. Commission for the following year
the coming year. With the exception Rush Chairman, Marilyn Werbalow- Her leadership will be aided by Mary will be Joy Longo '54. Benjamin
of
Alpha Pi Alpha, whose elections sky '55; Treasurer, Joyce Diamant Pugsley '54, who wlil serve as Vice- Friedman '55, who has been elected
Verven, Canavan
have not yet taken place, the follow- '55; ISC Representative, Phyllis Kra- President. Zoe Ann Laurie '55 will
act as the Treasurer and Gina Hil- Treasurer, and Joan Mitchell '56,
Assume Other Posts
ing officers have been announced: kower '54.
fiker '56, will serve as Secretary of who will serve as Secretary, will asThis year's Edward Eldred Potter
Dramatics and Art Council and Club award to the outstanding male
Gamma Kappa Phi: President, the Association. The Office Mana- sist Miss Longo in the direction of
Music Council have released the re- member of the Senior class goes to Mary Ann Frascatore '54; Vice-Pres- ger of the Association will be Betty the commission.
ident, Maureen Fitzgerald '54; Treas- Miller and Olga Komanowski has
sults of their elections for new offi- Dean Strickland.
been elected as Publicity Director.
Kappa
Delta:
President,
Mabel
urer, Marie Elder'54; Recording Sec- Three
The list of new members of Camcers and members, Francis Hodge,
representatives from the
retary,
Doris
Mehan
'55;
Correspondpus Commission from the Class of
Schweizer
'54;
Vice-President,
Beaclasses
have
also
been
selected.
BarPresident of D&A Council an'55 includes Philips Campbell, Rosa
trice Lehan '54; Recording Secretary, ing Secretary, Rose Mary Bertsch
nounces that Doris Donnelly '54 will Marilyn Gadd '55; Corresponding '54; Rush Captain and ISC Repre- bara Stemple is to serve from '54 Colacicco, and Elizabeth Becker.
while
Marjorie
Liddell
and
Esther
replace him as President of the Secretary, Lorna Galbraith '55, sentative, Dolores Montalbano '55.
Goldstein will fill the positions from The following Sophomores also have
been appointed to the group: BeverCouncil. Joan DeVinney, President Treasurer, Mary Dvorak '55; Rusli
'55 and '56 respectively.
Beta
Zeta:
President,
Carol
Schreily Gufstafson, Maura Newman, and
of Music Council, states that Made- Captain and Inter-Sorority Repre- ner '54; Vice-President, Barbara Law
sentative, Olga Komanowski '55.
Francis Streeter '53, has an- Miss Mitchell.
lyn Meier '54 will be the New Direc'54; Treasurer, Evelyn Katusak '54; nounced the names of the new ofPsi Gamma: President, Frances Secretary,
Barbara Devitt '55; Sec- ficers for the coming year. Francis
tors of that group's activities.
Allen '54; Vice-President, Sophia retary-Treasurer,
Lucretia D'Andrca Rogers '54, has been selected as pres Kosek '55; Recording Secretary, Lucy '55; ISC Representative,
Angela Kav- ident and Donald Lein '55, will act
Evenglia Verven '55 is to be the Johns '55; Corresponding Secretary,
Treasurer of D&A and Marie Devine Marion Mabre '55; ISC Representa- anaugh '55.
as Vice-President.
Edward Eldred Potter Club: Pres'56 will act as Secretary. The new tive, Karen Lunde '56.
The other oficers include TreasChi Sigma Theta: President, Jane ident, James Finnen '54; Vice-Pres- urer. Robert Sage '55; and Secremembers for next year will be Jean
ident,
Peter
McManus
'54;
TreasurHageny and Marie Devine, Soph- Freaney '54; Vice-President, Madelyn e r
tary, Samuel Krchniak '56.
Forum Board of Politics has reMeier '54, Secretary, Nan McEvoy ' Howard Brewster '55; Clerk, Jo
omores.
leased its officers for the year '53'55; Treasurer, Ann Tobey '55; Al- seph Kelly '56; Alumni Secretary,
'54. Paul Saimond and Robeit
Jan Canavan '54 and Arlene Lacy umni Secretary, Sue Barnhart '50; Sigmund Smith '56; IFC RepresentaReigle, Seniors, will serve as Presi'54 will serve as Secretary and Treas- ISC Representative, Joan Carlin '55. tive, Robert Sage '55.
dent and Vice-President of the
urer of Music Council respectively
Kappa Beta: President, Arnold
group respectively, while Edward
New members include: Benjamin
Smith '54; Vice-President, John WilLehman '54 will fill the position of
Tucker, Diana Gura, Carol Gerety
son '54; Treasurer, Ronald Ferguson
Secretary and Clarence Mosher '55
and Sophie Kosek, Juniors; Paul
'54; Secretary, Marvin Goldstein '5C;
The honorary societies of State will take the duties of the TreasurPolito, Archie Westmiller, Jane
IFC members, Robert Sturm and have
chosen their leaders for next er.
Blake, Barbara Murnane, Jean Shaw
Kenneth Schoonmaker, S e n i o r s ;
and Alice Waren, Sophomores.
Member at Large, Richard Kirsch year. The presiding officers are as
Willis Bosch, Joan Boxer, and
follows: Kurt Rosenbaum '54, Pi
John Hanevy '54, has been named '54.
Gamma Mu and Charles Milham '54. Mary La Pree, Juniors have received Board recognition. AdditionSigma Lambda Sigma: President, Pi Omega Pi.
Press Bureau Director according to
al replacements to the organization
Mary Jane Dewey '53, present Di- Eugene Webb '54; Vice-President,
Assisting Rosenbaum will be Paul
rector. Assisting Hanevy is Assistant- Maurice Hamlin '55; Corresponding Saimond, Shirley Nellis, and Frank consist of Donald Mathews and RiDirector, Milton Siler '55, Secretary- Secretary, James Wrinn '56; Rush Shepard, Seniors, as Vice-President, chard Kirsch, Seniors.
Henry Feurbach and Lucille Car- Treasurer, Zoe-Ann Laurie '55; and Captain, Richard Kelly '54; Record- Secretary and Treasurer, respective- Select Chernoff For Primer Editor;
ing Secretary, Frank Santoro '56.
ella, Seniors, have been elected Co- Marilyn House '56, Historian.
ly.
The following people have been
Name Literary Staff Assistants
chairmen of Inter-Group Council
Henry Hull '54 will act as Vicefor the coming year. Feurbach will appointed members of the organi- Radio Council Chooses O'ficers President of Pi Omega Pi with Ethel
Madelon Knoerzer '53. Editor of
act as chairman for the first semes- zation: Olina Fusco, Esther GoldRadio Council officers for 1953-54 Martin '53 as Secretary and Frank this year's Primer has announced
ter and Miss Carella will direct the stein, Marilyn House. Beverly Wales,
Theresa Cardamon, and Thomas- have been revealed by William Shepard and Jane Staples, Seniors the following stall' for the magaactivities for the second semester.
Floyd '54. Filling the office of Pres- as Treasurer and Historian, respect- zine next year. Serving in the cacina Pagan, Sophomores.
pacity of editor will be Marvin
Press Bureau work is in conjunc- ident will be Jean Rasey '54, with ively.
Marie Mortelliti '54, will serve as
New members of Tau Kappa Alpha Chernoff '54. Assisting Chernoff wiil
Nancy Feder '55, acting as Vicecoresponding secretary. The other tion with the Public Relations Off
officers include Jaye Sroczyniski '56, fice in an attempt to recognize ou - president. The other officers include are Phyllis Penny, Arthur Hagy and be Stephanie Patricia Byrne as LitRecording Secretary and Ronald standing students in their local Secretary Doris Hagen '54, and Anita Lilenfeld,. Seniors, and James erary Editor, and Joan Carlin '55 as
Business Manager.
Finnen '54,
Treasurer, Sylvia Semmler '54.
newspapers
Petty '56, Treasurer.
Forum Names
New Officers
Hanevy To Lead
Publicity Affairs
Honorary Groups
Elect Officers
Feurbach, Carella
Will Co-direct IGC
State College News EXTRA
Z-457
ALBANY, NEW
YORK, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1 9 5 3
•* V O L . ' X X X V I I
NO.
Brown Captures S A Presidency In Landslide Victory;
Females Have Increased Majority On Judicial Body
Kisses A n d Tears Highlight A/las/o C o a n
Thirty - Seventh Tapping Small To Lead
The women of State added to their majority on Myskania in the
'53-'54 judicial body tapped this morning, increasing the ratio to four
men and nine women. The outgoing thirteen had maintained a near
balance of six to seven, the women in the majority. As the last stanza
of "Arm and Arm" died away this morning, the eyes of the audience
turned expectantly to the stage as the old Myskania look their places
in the second row of seals to make room for the next body to be tapped.
HAROLD BACON SMITH assumed the position of'speaker, while
ROSKMARY KATHKRINK KKI.LKR, Chairman of the thirteen.
took her place beside him ready to pin the purple and gold tassels on
the soon-to-be-tapped judiciary for the coming year.
Class Activities
Beckwith Wins
Vjce-Presidency
O f Student Body
Brezny, Rayse Victors
In SA Office Races
In the class elections held last
week, men were again elected to the
positions of class presidents, in r\\\
cases, for the fifth year in a row.
John Allasio will lead the class of
'54 in its Senior year. The Juniors
have again chosen Robert Coan as
their Prexy. Also re-elected was William Small, next year's Sophomore
President.
With the support of SA behind
him, as evidenced by last week's elections, Neil Brown was elected to the
presidency of the student body.
Serving with him as Vice-President
will be Charles Beckwith '55 and
Mary Brezny '5(i. newly elected Secretary of Student Association.
Brown defeated his opponent, Marvin ChernotT. in the first distribution,
To serve with Allasio the Class of
with 704 votes as compared to 141
'54 elected: Eleanor Balskis, Vicefor Chernoff.
President; Kay Oberst. Treasurer:
In the Vice-Presidential race,
Mabel Sehweizer, Secretary; George
NF.IL BKOWN
Beckwith obtained and kept a lead
Hathaway, Publicity Director; NorSA President
with DeWitt Combs as his closest
competitor in the three required disma deRoos. Songleader. Serving on
tributions.
Student Council will be Prances AlThe battle of the portraits was
FAITH ANN HANSON was the second member to be called len. James Bennett, Palmina C'alaneatly won 1468 to 3181 by Mary
from the audience. She was escorted to the stage bv FRANCIS FAT- bre.se, and Madeleine Payne.
Brezny, this year's Vice-President of
RICK HOIXiF, and FI.I/.ABF.TII J A N F I'LATT to lake her place
In the elections for the Junior
the frosh class. She will serve as the
in the second seat. Miss Hanson was the Frosh Handbook Kditor and Class officers tire following were
Secretary of the Student Association
Six new members from the Class of
has been elected senior member of the Student Board of Finance for named: Vice-President, John Orser; 1953 and fourteen members of the and Student Council in the coming
Treasurer,
ZoAnn
Laurie;
Secretary,
year.
the coming year.
Marilyn Gadd; Publicity Director, Junior Class have been accepted inElect Rasey Songleader
to
Signum
Laudis,
the
Scholastic
Alice O'Neil: Songleader, Lucretia
BFTTY ANN COYKKNDALL and ANNA F.l.I/.ABFTll D'A n d r e a; Cheerleader, Jeanet te Honorary society of State College.
Chosen as SA Songleader is Jeanne
The final two per cent to be nam- Rasey '54. Edith Titterfon '55 offered
O B F R S T then descended from the stage to go in search of SYLVIA Kat/,; Student Council members, Destlffest competition but was elimWII.MA S F M M L F R , the third Myskania member to be tapped. She Witt Combs, Mary Iacavone, Mary- ed from the Class of 1953 are Gloria the
Beck, Edward Bonahue, Evi Iglauer, inated in the fourth distribution.
Ann
Johnpoll,
and
Olgo
Komanowhas been active in Radio Council, having been named treasurer, and
Madelon Knoerzer, Helen Osboru
The newly enlarged Student Board
ski.
was Chairman of this year's All-State Day.
and Walter Schneller.
of Finance mow handling the duThe people chosen from the Junior ties of Student Facilities Board) will
The Class of '5fi announces: MarMiss Coykcndall and H F N R Y ANTHONY K.OS/.KWSKI next jorie Kelleher, Vice-President; Mau- Class are in the highest four per contain the following members: from
brought to lhe rostrum the first male member to receive his tassel, rice Bouvier, Treasurer; Anita Me- cent. They are: Irene Cerserlitch, the Senior class. The Board will conN F I L CARLTON BROWN. JR., who will fill the "presidential chair.'' Keon, Secretary; Ronald Petty, Pub- John Cooper, Patricia Dean, Norma tain Henry Berleth, Jo Ann Doyle,
licity Director; Linda Niles, Song- DeRoos, Phyllis Perbcr, Merle Fifleld, Faith Hanson, and Bradford Miller;
Brown has also been Sophomore class president and moves up to the leader; Jane Ide, Cheerleader. The Elizabeth Hunter, Barbara Madeires,
from the Junior Class Mary Battisti,
leadership of ihe student body from the post of SA Vice-President.
tour SC members announced are Marie McCaffrey. William Metzger, Frank LoTruglio, and Nancy McEvoy
Robert Betseha, Carol Conway. Ann Ronald Reuss, Raymond Shannon, will serve; the one Sophomore memAs the clapping and embraces subsided, JOHN R O B F R T I.A.N- Hamilton, and Roberta Stein.
Prank Shepard, and Joan Whitman. ber will be Susan Barnhart.
NON and Miss Xewcombe circled the auditorium to tap the second
The two new members of Athletic
male, PKTKR MICHAKL Mr.MANTS who will occupy seat number
Association Board are John McCormack and Custer Quick, Senior and
live. He has been a Student Council representative and is Men's l-'rosh
Junior respectively. The board conCamp Director for 'xv'.vl.
sists of two faculty and three stuKATHI.KKN MARY ANDKRSON was the fourth woman to be
dents. The third student member is
James Finnen '54, the cary-over from
called, bringing the ratio to four to two. Miss Anderson, who claimed
last year's board.
seal number six, was brought to the stage on the arms of Hodge and
Joanne Moore, Willard Reitz, EveMiss Obersl. She has been an active member of IMA Council, am
lyn Ruben, and Dean Zuch. Seven
Sophomore reporters have also been
has directed the Hospitality Commillee of Student Council.
named to the staff.
Tension mounted as ihe audience watched R l ' T H KLAINK
Pilling the post of Sports Editor
IH'.NN and Kos/.ewski halt beside a row in the |imior set lion. Then
on the News Board will be Robert
the name of FRANCKS F L I / A B K T H ALLKN, seventh Myskania
Ashfield '55, first Junior ever to hold
the position. Ashfield, who has been
member, echoed through the hall. Miss Allen has been active in Com
Evelyn Katusak '54 will take over
Sports Desk Editor this year, Will
miller's Club and Student 1'nion board, while she will be Co-Director
share his duties in the Sports De- the duties of Editor-in-Chief of Pedof Women's Frosh Camp next year.
partment with Ray Wolfe '54, who agogue, Veronica Price '53, out-going
Editor, has revealed. Miss Katusak
was named Senior sports member.
KATIILKKN THKRKSA OBKRST. newly elected Treasurer of
Will be assisted by the following SenThe Busines.s-Advertl.slng Depart- ior editors: John Lalng, Business
tlit- incoming Senior Class was the next to be brought to the stage by
ment, combined last year, will be- Manager; Eleanor Bnlskis, PhotogUKVKRIA J KAN I'KANITIS ami Mis 1'lall. After tearfully emheaded by Mabel Sehweizer, mov- raphy Editor; Ann Marie Hug, Literbracing tin seven already chosen. Miss ( erst look her place- in the
ing up from the assistant manag- ary Editor; Stuart Macnofsky, Adnumber eiulu spot and watched as her sisu
lister, Anna (Ibc-rsl anil Mks
ership this year. She will be aided vertising Editor; and Betty Rose,
by Pearl S/.abo and William Pizer Exchange Editor.
I'ranilis went in search of I >< )l,( )Ri-',S ANN CONNKI.LY, new lUVA
in the Co-Assistant Manager posi,1'residenl. who will claim the " I )o inelb scii ui Sj in taking over
Senior Board members ol the yeartions. Mary Ann Rolling will assume
Ihe number nine place.
leadership ol the combined Circula- book, as released by the retiring
board, Include Sonia Bush and Shirtion and Exchange Departments.
The new I'resident of the Senior class. JOHN liATTISTA ALley
Edsall. The following have been
Other
Board
positions
will
be
tilled
LASIO was ihe third male and lentil person |o be lapped, being led
by Sally Gerig and Irene Eldred, as named to Junior Staff positions;
to Ihe sta^c- by JOSKI'II JOHN I.O.M liARI )| and Teller. Willi only
Co-Managing Editors, in charge of Nancy Evans, Marilyn Gadd, Jeanthree seals h-fl ihe anticipation of ihe audience mounted as Lannoii
cub classes, and Joyce Sttrtes in the netle Kat/., Betty Miller, Leo Merril,
AT1IICHINK I.YNCI
Dolores Montalbano, Custer Quick,
and Kos/.ewski circled ihe luiiior section twice before finding PAPublic- Relations Editor spot.
lalite.i-in -Chief
The appointment of Ronald Kos- and Frances Verven.
T R I C I A ANNK DKAN, I lib member of Myskania. Miss Dean has
The duties o| Editor-in-Chief of ter '54 as News cartoonist constitutes
been a Council Representative, Secretary of SA, member of the Rethe State t'ollcye News will be as- a special addition to the staff.
vision ( uininil Iev, and of I he Science ('oiileieiu e I'.xec olive Commit lee. sumed
today by Catherine Lynch '54
The newly named Soph reporters
The lasi woman lo be lapped was JO ANNK ALI.KN DOYI.F. retiring editor, Barbara Peace '53 include: James Wrinn, Arnold Newled lo seal number I.' by Miss Dunn and Lonibardi. Miss Doyle has has announced. Miss Lynch has com- man, Aileen Cochrane, Carol Ann
acted as Sec relan of Debate Council, is a member of Tan Kappa Al- pleted her third year of .service to Lull Janet Eygnor, Jean Shaw,
the college paper, having acted as Alice Mashoian, and Claude-tic Rupha, national forensic society on campus.
Peter McManus and Nancy Whitwill
reporter, Sophomore Desk editor, dolph.dolph, Sports s t a f f
Willi one- seal left lo be filled, Miss Newcombe and Lonibardi be- and, this year, having tilled the posi- include David Burroughs, Dorothy tle, Seniors and co-chairmen of last
Mehan, and Joan Newman, while year's Junior Guides, have announcgan I heir lour of ihe hall, circling ihe Junior sec lion three limes before tion ol Associate Editor.
As ihe result ol recent News Board William Urquhart wilt become a ed the names of the new Junior
locating MARVIN C H K R N O F F , president of his Junior Class and
deliberations, tour .Sophomore De-sl; member of the Soph business stall chairmen, Custer Quick and Nan
I Mb member of Myskania. Clieriioff's lapping completed the roster Editors ol tins year have been pro- The Board has also named Beatrice McEvoy, who will lead the guide proof the '.vL'.vl judicial body.
gram next year.
moted to Associate Editors. They are Lehan '54 to the Circulation staff.
PKTKR R. CAMKRON TKLFF.R and BARBARA ANN NFAVCOMBK were the first to leave the stage and slowly circle the auditorium in the traditional step. As they paused beside her scat the name
of M \ D K L K I N F A\'IS I'AYNK boomed from the rostrum, and, amid
cheers and tears, the first member of the new Myskania was led to
her chair on the stage. Miss Payne will direct Women's Frosh Camp
a dinvill be a member of Student Council next year.
Signum Laudis
Honors Students
Lynch Assumes News Editorship;
Ashfield To Lead Sports Department
Katusak Takes
Ped Editorship
Quick, McEvoy
Will Guide '57
MORE
PEOPLE S M O K E
C A M E L S than any other cigarette!
2S
1
- Class
1954
Tabulations
-
Student Association
President
221 x 100
Quota =
+
1 +
1 =
1
16300
5200
100
50
°
Allasio
Howlett
Loss
Blanks
Total
22100
Vice-President
221 x 100
Quota =
+
1 + 1
1955
11051
1
Orser
Loss ...
Blanks
16500 Q u o t e
Total
20700
11051
Secretary
1
11051
1 + 1
2
1
78U0
Cowell
6200
» a .efn
"••••-; ••••"-, 6 l ° ° f
Reilllng .... Eliminated by Preference
Schweizer
8200 11100
Loss
000
2500
Blanks
700
700
22100
221 x 10C
Quota
1
4- 1
X
+
22100
Loss
208 x 100
+
1
20800
Publicity Director
+
Songleader
207 x 100
Quota
+
1 + 1
Loss .
Blank
1
6200
13500
oOU
" ,
*"
Total
20800 T o t a l
Bergman
O'Neil
11051
1
D'Andrca, L
Kuharsky
Loss
Blanks
Quoin
I 1
CLASS
OF
1916
-
-
-
-
Brown, Neil
Chernoff, Marvin
Loss
Blanks
ANNoehite
Killtor
AsHoeluto Editor
All eoininuiUentlonx s|i,,nl,l II" nililrenseil In the eilllnr mill
must lie signed, .viiiii-'s will lie wllliliolil upon reiiuesl.
The STATU COI.LHCIK MOWS :issnmes no responsiliility
for opinions expressed iii lis i-iiliun us in
in in unli'itl ions
»s sii-'h expression-' ill! not i
sTiril.v reflect Us view
T o The Editor
. . .
Class Of 1956
Class Of 1953
20700 Total
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23200
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la
43451 Lundergan
lb
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500
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7800
4500
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2000
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la
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Oberst
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Loss
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55000
70000
5000
17000
12000
17000
2300
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56380 57970
58718 02693
70000 70000
5000
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18325 21002
12838 12603
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23353 23301
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.
.
4500
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Quick, Custer
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11238
ference
20200
17381
nee
20381
5414
5400
5400
1
5100
8700
Eliminated b\ p n
20200
32900
Eliminated b\ prefel'i
11600
II)
7510
11862
Peter McManus '54. Director of
Barrett. 1)
I78S3 Men's Lrosh Camp, and Madeleine
Payne '54, Director of Women's
Berleth, II.
Caiabrese
17381 17381 17381 Frosh C a m p have released the folDoyle, J.
17381 17381 17381 lowing information rcuardiny freshHanson, 1 .
i.inn r a m p this September.
Meier, M
20381 17381 17381
M.-Manus submitted the following
Miller. I?.
8577 11474 list n( stall oll'icers: Assistant Di6985
Loss .
5400
540(1 5400
re, tor. Robert Sane; Treasurer, DonBlanks
ald C a p u a n o ; Proitnun Director,
iiti'ino HliSIOI) 30900 86900 86900 Charles Bei-kwilh, .Juniors; AssistTolal
ant
Pin.nam
Director,
William
Small '55; Athlel'c Director, Ralph
Sophomore M e m b e r
80.! X 100
Mo I '54; Wider I-'ronl Director,
43451
Custer Quirk '55; Assistant Water
Quo
1
l-'ronl Director, Francis Prmdle '56,
8
!)
*
1
a:ul Uobert Cuinlej '55; and Hlew!9ll)0
255110
3850(1
IhOIHI 18400 19000 10100 2060(1 32700
a:\l, Henry l-'eiierbach '54. Those
li.n nliai'l
|-.(|(1(1 12200 124'H) 133110 1(1500 111200 '20000 23800
riiaiii-liim loi- I he Senior class arc;
Cas y\ ny
,;,,,„!
0,'H!
770U
0100
8)00
Ka'.ph Adam.s. .lolm Allasio, Philip
c, ok
7.-IHI
VIOO
70011
ilUKI
Blllin s. Hi nr BciT-lli. .John CenCusluiiiin
17400
13000
SHiUII 10100
10,00
11700
1230)
ir.i,
J a m e s Fox, .lames FilUU-n,
I'Vl I'.IIM'II
13600
11)10(1 10600
11000
llallO
122'0
He:ii-\ Hull, Donald Kruti, Francis
I i Clair
•eilO
4200
Uo.-.er.s, sven Sloth. Arnold Smiih,
I i 11 '•.
,11111 aOOO -OOO
VV 'inun W.ilki r, John Wilson, and
N i u m a 11
2111)0
John / . o n u i ' l i c Tile class ol 1055
Kuillsh
81)00 13.100 23200
liUU
1400 23011 49(1.1 6300
\.ill be represented by Robert AshI i,,'.
Kl.iOO 10500 10300
lO.iiH) 10.,no KlallU lO.itlll lUaUO
Lei,I, 1 )a\ id lui) ion.'.lis, Donahl C a n Blanks
on: a, Label 1 Coan. Dewill Combs,
HtilKHI HliOall 31-OOH Miami 8001)0 80000 80000
(l ,i0l)0
Rabi rt 1 leMichiell, Mm i" . Hamlin,
Ti Ial
Nelson l.iiHoe, Walli'i' Lawder, Don.luiiior Members
ahl Li in. LcRo\
Ne'.us. Robert
809 X Kill
Sunt h. and Benjumin Tucker. Those
i hosen Irom Ihe Sophomore class
1
Quota
are Bernard Baker. Jo-eph Clem3
, 1
1
2
, [ .| U , | , ; | , , u m
people have la-en ent, C a r \ c l h Lnlicld, Uichard (ial\ hiu-lil Klmi n.ited In pretercnei.avirers m ihe lop, Frank (leslak. Mrwin llorwit/,
HallMi
3070(1 rlivlr.l l.allh'.l 10 s.-I.e as oIlUUS 111 111. Jo eph Kell . Ill lii-e K'liu, Patrick
Komaiio-,. ski LI.m by pr.-fercnee
,,, ,,,,,,.
,, l u | Art .Miniates lor LeClair, Tin mas () 1 ,aui;hhn. Wayne
UTnmlln
''ooo 21500
i„ 0\erloll, .1, h o Place. William Ro.'k.
|i|imii
w,ai.
a„.m,lul,,
Fdwaril Ro.-kslroh, Robert Hmilh.
f t a ,
'o'iOO * J S S . h i - H o . h e s .53. Preside,,,. Ar.,»f Sic.mund Smith. Jiunes Sweet, and
H/.abn
8400 12500 Yank '•>•>. will >-cr\e as President, Whllson Waller.
Loss
3700 I2i00 N m , v | | ; i,Until '..I, Se.-refary; Ann
HI.inks
4400
4400 , | , | i i | i , . ^ ttll| , u , | . (h 11.V()U1 ( . lm ,,._ NuilM' Women Ciiiiuseliiis
Miss Payne will be assisted l),\ the
'l,,i;,l
iioiioo notion m a n lot t h e y e a :
i ollov. in;; ollieeis: Senior Asslstiini,
8027
12753
Yanks Obtains Post
'-" A s Affiliates Leader
86900
Total
86900
86900
66847
12
39585
66847
59322
13
51233
60847
60370
13a
51329
66847
60466
14
52963
66847
60774
15
56401
66847
67200
15a
56441
66847
66847
16
65462
66847
66847
25124
66847
26370
66847
38952
64520
29457
66847
29434
66847
39000
65568
30505
66847
29434
66847
40000
67568
30565
66847
29494
66847
40060
66847
32565
66847
40759
66847
40140
66847
33941
66847
43368
66847
48465
66847
34003
66847
43398
66847
48543
66847
66847
45577
66847
54569
66847
66847
66847
66847
66847
66847
66847
66847
66847
22288
23288
23336
23354
24197
66847
66847
66347
24742
60847
66847
6(847
25082
66847
66847
66847
28223
66847
66847
66847
28307
66847
66847
66847
30355
66847
66847
66847
66847
66847
66847
66847
66847
66847
66847
66847
66847
26837
21072
33351
36351
36435
40202
44355
44405
54077
20015
27410
6000
21915
27756
6000
22963
28021
6000
28051
6000
28214
6000
30466
6000
34494
6000
34587
6000
41692
6000
809000 869000 869000 869000 869000 869000 869000 869000 869000 869000 869000 869000 869000 869000 869000
Directors List
Camp Positions
17381
86900 86900
1000
Quota
Id
25051
66347
52711
8603
809000 809000 869000 869000
86900
Athletic Association Board
Senior Member
43451
869 X 100
Quota
(- 1 =-- 43451
1
1 + 1
2
9900
1
, . , „ „ Berleth
13600 15300
11100 M c C o r m a c k
i l m
m w
48200 M o o t
10600
E U m
7600 Wolfe
11000 14100
9600 Loss
500 3900
500 Blanks
9300 9300
86900
lc
25471
66847
52021
8603
Student Board Of Finance
Senior Members
Total
6900
86900
24000 24670 25471
Allasio
101000 66847 66847
Allen
46000 50056 51381
Anderson
8603
8000 8338
Balskis ...
Brown
Autoin at it-ally elected
14000 14338 14603
Button
3000
3000
3000
Byrne
15000 18718 20838
Caiabrese
91000 01000 1)0847
Chernoff
19000 20352 21412
Cooper ...
89000 81)000 80000
Dean
27000 20028 29558
Donnelly
52000 53690 55280
Doyle
11000 11000 11000
F'iniii-n .. .
6603
6338
6000
Hathaway
57000 (13084 65909
Hanson
gooo 10352 13532
Hopkins ..
15000 15338 15868
Howlett ..
10000 10000 10530
Lain;
14000 16704 16704
Meier
2
1
7100
11100 12200
17300 20000 22700
24600 25600 28900 36700 55108
22000 22800 27200 34900
500
2000
3800 11000 27500
4300
4300
4300
4300
4300
Junior Member
869 X 100
Quota
1 4- 1
7800
Loss
Bre/.ny, Mary
1
1956
Tolal
+ 1
Mysk
One year ago today, we, a new and inexperienced XKWS
Board stepped into the well-worn journalistic shoes of our
predecessors, not quite sure of our jobs or our abilities to perform them, but with high hopes for a successful year for ourselves and all of Student Association. Today, much to our sur» prise, we find t h a t it is already our (urn to move up and out,
leaving many of those hopes unfulfilled, many others car2615 ried out in a far different manner than we had hoped. Today
ijKii we vacate our places in Ihe I'O to make way for a new Kdilnr
1250 and her Board and staff, the ''7th in our historv.
1 2
9600 10500
6500
7000
3400
3600
2200
300
300
100
700
Quota
Combs
,. g
Total
Canavan
D'Andrea
Meier
Rasev
Titterton
Loss
Blanks
869 X 100
Jn
11
43451
+ 1
1 + 1
86900 Ueekwitli
1
3
4 + 1
2a
2b
3
;>
12100
1
8100 Battisli— Eliminated bv preference
2080
2188
2188
Burroughs
1200
1800
Combs
7100
4161
4161
5700
5700
300 Iucovono
3400
3541
2800
3136
3805
1600 .Ic-hnpoll
2100
1265
1100
1184
1392
700
Klsselburg
4161
5800
4161
4101
4161
While s e l f - p u b l i i c t y is not o u r policy, if 1 m a y s t e p out
3100
Total
22100 22100 22100 Kc.manowski
3455
2200
2676
3027
1600
_
Negus
36»2 () f c h a r a c t e r for a m o m e n t , 1 find t h a t a n a p p r o p r i a t e t i m e
1000
1056
1245
000
Student Council Representatives
Sner
• ' " ' h a s come a t last for m e to g i v e s o m e s m a l l r e c o g n i t i o n to a
200
607
1012
200
1348
1
la
11)
lc L o s s
2 u 0 wonderful bunch of people known as the NKWS Board and
200
200
200
200
200
Allen, F
8000 1121 4421 4421 Blanks
—
.-staff who have worked from ten to twentv-five hours each
Bennet, ,1
25(10 3052 4914 4421
woo
20800
20800
20800
20800
20800
eek this year to carry on the traditions of t h e I'O. We havi
Total
W
Caiabrese .... 2500 3688 4946 44 M
Crumb
1700 2272 2605
left many things unsaid and undone; we have done some
Payne, M
7100 7100 4421 4421
things wrong, but we have endeavored to bring out each week
Loss
100
467
593
a newspaper, guiding and reflecting the opinions and activiBlanks
200
200
200
100
ties of SA, and maintaining a calibre of which this College
Publicity Director
President
l
is worthy. We have been criticized for our stands on various;
Totals
22100 22100 22100 22100
282 X 100
14101
Quota
22800 issues with which SA has dealt this year, sometimes fairly,
' 1
Petty
Junior Marshal
1 I- 1
noo sometimes not so; but in all cases, we have welcomed that
Loss
154 x 100
Hughes
.>28u0
4300 criticism as an indication of an interested reading public. It
380u Blanks
7701
Quota
Small
too
is with these ideals and these problems that we leave you,
1
Lass
1
3
Blanks
1
1200 Total
28200 Kilitor number !'7. You have the knowledge and the common
4100
3500
Dean ....
3000
~oy
sense. Maintain your nose for news and your diplomatic nosiHanson
2400
Total
Clieerleadcr
ness in dealing with SA's problems. We are confident that
6700
Oberst
5500
8400 Secretary
3100
l
;>
.| next Moving-l'p Day you will be able to say that you have
Payne .
2800
;{
282 X 100
1001) Quota
1100
Loss
700
uioi
published a newspaper worthy of the community it serves.
I 1
10(H)
1000
Blanks
1000
1
1
Itle
9500 10400 12700 14100
To the Hudson Kvening Register, our publishers and the
3
1
T a n n a t t a 3300
15400 15400 15400 Devlne, Marie
Total ..
10300 12000
Hague
Studio, our photographers, go my t h a n k s for their
5100
4300
5700
Troi.si
Junior Marshal
Fusco, Olina .
5500
friendliness, patience, and help; to the retiring Board, my
4400
4000
154 X 100
Yl)U11
McKcon, Anita 10700 13100 20400
U
950(1 appreciation for your cooperation, advice, and support ; and to
7701
Quoin
6000
6600
7300
Loss
300
1700
1)400 Zappia
1
I- 1
U.KIU the New Kditor and her staff, good luck from all of us. Don't
400
1000
1800
Blanks
1400
1400
1400 Loss
700 ever let anyone tell you it's not worth it all!
Blanks
700
700
700
7700 HOIK) .,.,,,.,,
Brown
28200 28200 2821-0
Barb Peace.
5800
McManus, Peter
2000 Treasurer
400
Loss
Total
2820O 2112(10 28200 28200
282
X
100
1500
1500
Blanks
lll :|
Quota
i l
'
Songloader
1
1
I
Total
15400 1540)
i
\ ice-President
Harrier
3500
282 X 100
Homier
12700
11300
Soiinlcader
Nil,
17300
1 Jeoieeo
Quota
14101
6600
7200
's
221 X 100
1 , I
4500
4000 VimiiKTStodt
(IOOO
l to.); P a g a n
Quota
:
1
Salducco
I
5
Ii
7
3
il'»<>
Loss
(10(1
1
i 1
DellafKira
.i30l>
Loss
..all!)
aliOO
5400
0500
7700
0000
400
120O ...
i
11,111
m
,
k
s
Kelleiier
70011
7200
8100
7000
SHOO 10800
120110
lS7i.il
ooo
o,i()
'"
196110 Blank
DellooH
Kon-yko-ki
2400
3800
1300
3700
1700
Kill
Loss
1200
211200 28200 T u t ill
1200
28200 Schouberg
2100 Total
Blanks
3700
Smith
3800
3000
37011
300(1
SWIM'I
3401)
lion
3100
0400
221 0(1
Total
10,1 I
W a n I'll
Muilonl ( II ii iicll ItcprcNcntutlves
Publicity Director
23011
Wi
Mill
2800
2H2 X 10(1
221 \ 100
Hill
1 oss
(Mil
1700
1100
J.llll)
4800
Quota
i4til
Quota
llll ai
111
KI
800
Blanks
300
lion
. .1,1
800
.'IIIII
1
1
3
Ii
I
1
1
'I
7
8
I Ml l,
'11200 28200 28200 28200 28200
200 28200
20000 HrlM-lm
5800
IlillllUMil.V
24(10
2100
2800
40.)
Blake.
,1
IOOO
2000
13"
I
3100
3400
Loss
170i| Conway, I'.
1700
(1000
Blank24011
;i too
I le.Simnno
2000
3HIIII
4011(1
1300
'.'200
;iiioo
a-ldO
2400
22100 Doyle, V
2800
11100
33(10
3.iOO
Tolal
1700
2400
101/0
2500
18110
I'll gllSO'l
1200
1000
M i l l i o n ( iniiisi'liii
ooo
11100
l.iOII
(ioUlinan
1300
Cheerlt at c r - ( 1 I S S III
1200
l.i I X Kill
IOOO
Hamilton,
100
3300
18011
4000
207
5600
(1400
IOOO
7701
Quoin
280(1
11)351 Ivi-lh ,1
210(1
2800
2000
3200
3100
3400
3300
Quota
201 Ml
I , 1
1700
Kimi Ul. K
1300
t
1
I
MOO
2
1
0
0
2100
1
noo
I
100(1
1
Manioc,
liOO
1700
Dunn
8200
500
25IK)
9260
Minster
2200
200(1
HlUjhes I
2.i00
2000
21100
Wright
1500
27'-0
2400
11 ion Stein, It.
1700
lv.il/
3800
1300
1000
040(1 Zinuia-niiali
:s MMI 3500
1 Mill
3III0
500
200 L o s
400
000
I ,OSh
1000
1200
1700
3700 I oss
700
300
',aii
ooo
200 Blank
1100
ooo
600
000 Uianli
Blanks
(100
000
00(1
1,00
70,1
Oberst
Render ....
Richter ....
Smith, A.
Blanks ....
Loss
Quota
43451 SA Vice-President
70400
14100
500
1900
Total
20700
4161
869 X 100
-f 1
1
I I O K I S D O I I K H T V - - - - - - Senior Sports Member
. I O I U M M : S K O F K - - • ItliNlneNN-AdvertiHln^ .Milliliter
('Irmtiitioii Milliliter
M AUYUM.UN SIOIiKII Hxl'llllllKi- l-'.illtor
Ml It 1101. WOODMAN - - - - ANNiti-iiite Kllltor
IRRNK RMIHRD - - -
SAI.I.V OKItin - - - .lOYC'K MI'HTKS- - - -
SA Songlcader
1918
SA Secretary
869 X 100
Quota
1 -f 1
Tabulation
10351
1
17600
2200
200
700
208 X 100
1 + 1
10401
1
1 2
3
4
10800 G a d d
5700 7200 9900 14900
5400 7100 8900
2900 K a v a n a u g h
4700
466-0 Liddell
Montalbano.. 4700 5900
2200 Loss
500 1900 5800
200
100 Blanks
100
100
100
100
200
Total
20800 20800 20800 20800
Total
1
1
THE
MAY
VOL. X X X V I I
May 9, 1953
No. 26
Members of I lie MOWS stuff mn.v be ruuulitul Tin-sdny
nnil Wt-iliiesiln.v fi'mii 7 In 'I p.m. »l -'-3320, ICxI. II.
PIIOIIOH- I'OIII-I- 2 33211; Itlull mil n. 2-1)71(1; Kosai-wskl, (I-8">27 ;
MiiynklH, SD-IKlia; Hn-zinsk.v. ilii-11872; I'lnll, 2-5.148.
Tlip iinilerirriiiluntc iii'WspMi'i'i' of Hie New Vork Sttito College for Ti'iiohern: iHilillstii-il every Krlilny of Die College
yiMtr li.v I lie MOWS Hon rit for Hie Sluilenl AsHix-lnllon.
ilAHHAI'.A I'KAfK
Hilltnr-lii-Chlef
('o-.Miinilging ICilltor
IIIONKY KOSXKWNKI Cn-Mlllliltflllff
llllltor
KMT II lilt MA YAK IS - lltKNK IIKRZ1NSKY - - - ( o - l ' i i h l l t i HeliitimiN Keillor
KI,l/,AltETll 1M.ATT - - - < o-l'iihlle ItelnlloiiB Killtur
- - - - - SpnrtH Kllltor
ABKI. lll.ATTMAN - -
20700
Student t'ouncil
1
BY
9100
11300
200
100
Quota
1
10301
1
Carlin
10401
221 x 100
treasurer
+
Total
Secretary
208 x 100
Quota =
Total
Total
1
Coan
11200
6000
4400 Laurie
100
Lein
401
Hamlin
22100 Tobey
Loss
Blanks
+
+
=
600
3600
Treasurer
Balskis
Chernoff
Labouseur
Loss
Blanks
Quota =
ESTABLISHED
207 x 100
Blanks
1 =
SA President
860 X 100
Quota
—
1 + 1
STATE COLLEGE NEWS
President
Vice-President
PA0E »
STATE C O L L E G E N E W S , SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1 9 5 3
STATE C O L L E G E N E W S . S A T U R D A Y , MAY 9 . 1 9 5 3
PAGE 2
jbap.a'UtHeHtci.l QluLi.
Dout- Adamson '53, outgoing President of Distributive Education Club
has announced the new officers for
'53-'54. T h e incoming President will
be K e n n e t h Everarcl '54, assisted by
Vice-President. Isabel Martin '54.
Janet McDonald '55, will act as Secretary and F r a n k Candito '54, will
fill the position of Treasurer. As
the News went to press, other dep a r t m e n t a l club oll'icers were u n available.
Religious Clubs
Reveal Officers
Newman Club's officers include:
President, Frances Dunning; VP,
K a t h e r i n e McCann, Sec.. Joan Mllchell; Treas., Eleanor Balskis.
Marvin Axelrod '56, will lead Hillel Society assisted by Dillies Mansky '54, Vice-President;
Frances
Shall', Secretary; and Roslyn Nelson. Treasurer, Sophomores; and
Alan Weiner '56, will serve as Social
Director.
Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship has named Benjamin Button
'54, as President; Marion Men/.el
and Judith Boyden. Sophomores, as
P n idenl of C o m m u t e r s Club for Vice-President and Secretary; a n d
1953-54 A ill be George Wood '54. Richard Tenison '53. will fill the
Other oll'icers Include Vice-Presi- position of Treasurer.
dent Kav J o h n s o n '55; Secretary.
Carol S a u n d e r s '56; T r e a s u r e r . Mary
McCanu '55; and Publicity Director,
Flame Swart hunt '56.
Commuters Club Picks
W o o d A s Director
Student Union Board
Selects '54 Officers
Frances Allen '54; Treasurer, Mary
iacovone; an.I Secretary, Doris Mohan, Sophoi aires. Miss Payne has
i ho.si'11 I ha following people to assist her from the s e n i o r class: Palinliia Caiabrese, P a l l i d a Dean, Dalores Donnelly, Barbara Law. Alice
Mashoian, Madelyn Meier. J e a n L a sey, and Carol Sehreltier. Ellen
Bar,aias, J o a n Carlin. Donna Ilugh,s. An ;ela ls.iu anaic.li, Olga Komonowsl'.i, Marjorie Liddell. Dolores
Mon: .ihi.mo, and Kathleen Restcin
arc Ihe counselors .selected Irom the
c'ai s ol 1055. Those representing
Ihe .Sophomore class will be: Mary
Bre/ny, Ell/abeth DeSimone. Virginia Doyle, Deleye Ferguson, Olina
Fllscu, J e a n llagen.\, Marjorie Kelleiier, Maryloii Koreykowski, Shirley MePhcrson, Linda Niles, B a r bara
Halvalore,
Robcrla
Stein,
Elaine Swartout, and Beverly Wales.
T h e new Student Union Board
oll'icers for 1953-54 have been reveille:! by tin- outgoing chairman,
Fran Allen '54. Mary Ann Reihng
'54, has been elected Board Chairman. Vice-resident will be Shirley
Callahan '54. and the incoming Secretary will be Patricia Theobold '55.
Leonard Announces Debater
Replacements For Seniors
Joyce Leonard '53, outgoing President, has announced the names of
the new Debate Council members,
Thc,\ are as follows: James J-'huicn
'54; David Austin and Vera K u h a r sky, Juniors.
New members 'com the eiass of
'56 are June Oressuell and Cornelius Regan. T h e Debute Council officers will be elected by the Council
soon alter Moving-Up Day,
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STATE C O L L E G E N E W S . S A T U R D A Y , MAY 9 .
1953
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Burke, Rogers
Donnelly, Meier
Svutoitiel and tf-iaU>uutU6,
Lead Athletes
Set Activities For
Alpha
Epsilon
Phi:
Dean,
Joan
State's sororities and fraternities
The Women's Athletic Association
have held their spring elections re- Bolz '54; Sub-Dean, Marcia Gntf will be directed by Audrey Burke '54.
Dramatics, Music cently
to determine their leaders for '54; Scribe, Marilyn Isenberg '54; Her leadership will be aided by Mary
Verven, Canavan
Assume Other Posts
Dramatics and Art Council and
Music Council have released the results of their elections for new officers and members. Francis Hodge,
President of D&A Council announces that Doris Donnelly '54 will
replace him as President of the
Council. Joan DeVinney, President
of Music Council, states that Madelyn Meier '54 will be the New Directors of that group's activities.
Evenglia Verven '55 is to be the
Treasurer of D&A and Marie Devine
'56 will act as Secretary- The new
members for next year will be Jean
Hageny and Marie Devine, Sophomores.
Jan Canavan '54 and Arlene Lacy
'54 will serve as Secretary and Treasurer of Music Council respectively
New members include: Benjamin
Tucker, Diana Gura, Carol Gerety
and Sophie Kosek, Juniors; Paul
Polito, Archie Westmiller, Jane
Blake, Barbara Murnane, Jean Shaw
and Alice Waren, Sophomores.
Feurbach, Carella
Will Co-direct /GC
Henry Feurbach and Lucille Carella, Seniors, have been elected Cochairmen of Inter-Group Council
for the coming year. Feurbach will
act as chairman for the first semester and Miss Carella will direct the
activities for the second semester.
Marie Mortelliti '54, will serve as
coresponding secretary. The other
officers include Jaye Sroczyniski '56,
Recording Secretary and Ronald
Petty '56, Treasurer.
the coming year. With the exception
of Alpha Pi Alpha, whose elections
have not yet taken place, the following officers have been announced:
This year's Edward Eldred Potter
Club award to the outstanding male
member of the Senior class goes to
Dean Strickland.
Kappa Delta: President, Mabel
Schweizer '54; Vice-President, Beatrice Lehan '54; Recording Secretary.
Marilyn Gadd '55; Corresponding
Secretary, Lorna Galbraith '55,
Treasurer, Mary Dvorak '55; Rush
Captain and Inter-Sorority Representative, Olga Komanowski '55.
Psi Gamma: President, Frances
Allen '54; Vice-President, Sophia
Kosek '55; Recording Secretary, Lucy
Johns '55; Corresponding Secretary,
Marion Mabre '55; ISC Representative, Karen Lunde '56.
Chi Sigma Theta: President, Jane
Freaney '54; Vice-President, Madelyn
Meier '54, Secretary, Nan McEvoy
'55; Treasurer, Ann Tobey '55; Alumni Secretary, Sue Barnhart '50:
ISC Representative, Joan C'arlin '55.
Hanevy To Lead
Publicity Affairs
John Hanevy '54, has been named
Press Bureau Director according to
Mary Jane Dewey '53, present Director. Assisting Hanevy is AssistantDirector, Milton Siler '55, SecretaryTreasurer, Zoe-Ann Laurie '55; and
Marilyn House '56, Historian.
The following people have been
appointed members of the organization: Olina Fusco, Esther Goldstein, Marilyn House, Beverly Wales,
Theresa Cardamon, and Thomascina Pagan, Sophomores.
Press Bureau work is in conjunction with the Public Relations Office in an attempt to recognize outstanding students in their local
newspapers.
Rush Chairman, Marilyn Werbalowsky '55; Treasurer, Joyce Diamant
'55; ISC Representative, Phyllis Krakower '54.
Gamma Kappa Phi: President,
Mary Ann Frascatore '54; Vice-President, Maureen Fitzgerald '54; Treasurer, Marie Elder '54; Recording Secretary, Doris Mehan '55; Corresponding Secretary, Rose Mary Bertsch
'54; Rush Captain and ISC Representative, Dolores Montalbano '55.
Beta Zeta: President, Carol Schreiner '54; Vice-President, Barbara Law
'54; Treasurer, Evelyn Katusak '54;
Secretary, Barbara Devitt '55; Secretary-Treasurer, Lucretia D'Andrea
'55; ISC Representative, Angela Knvanaugh '55.
Edward Eldred Potter Club: President, James Finnen '54; Vice-President, Peter McManus '54; Treasurer, Howard Brewster '55; Clerk, Joseph Kelly '56; Alumni Secretary,
Sigmund Smith '56; IFC Representative, Robert Sage '55.
Kappa Beta: President, Arnold
Smith '54; Vice-President, John Wilson '54; Treasurer, Ronald Ferguson
'54; Secretary. Marvin Goldstein '56;
IFC members, Robert Sturm and
Kenneth Schoonmaker, S e n i o r s ;
Member at Large, Richard Kirsch
'54.
Sigma Lambda Sifftna: President,
Eugene Webb '54; Vice-President,
Maurice Hamlin '55; Corresponding
Secretary, James Wrinn '56; Rusli
Captain, Richard Kelly '54; Recording Secretary, Frank Santoro '56.
Radio Council Chooses Or(icers
Radio Council officers for 1953-54
have been revealed by William
Floyd '54. Filling the office of President will be Jean Rasey '54, with
Nancy Feder '55, acting as Vicepresident. The other officers include
Secretary Doris Hagen '54. and
Treasurer, Sylvia Semmler '54.
Pugsley '54, who wlil serve as VicePresident. Zoe Ann Laurie '55 will
act as the Treasurer and Gina Hilfiker '56, will serve as Secretary of
the Association. The Office Manager of the Association will be Betty
Miller and Olga Komanowski has
been elected as Publicity Director.
Three representatives from the
classes have also been selected. Barbara Stemple is to serve from '54
while Marjorie Liddell and Esther
Goldstein will fill the positions from
'55 and '56 respectively.
Francis Streeter '53, has announced the names of the new officers for the coming year. Francis
Rogers '54, has been selected as pres ident and Donald Lein '55, will act
as Vice-President.
The other oficers include Treasurer, Robert Sage '55; and Secretary, Samuel Krchniak '56.
The Grand Marshal of Campus
Commission for the following year
will be Joy Longo '54. Benjamin
Friedman '55, who has been elected
Treasurer, and Joan Mitchell '56,
who will serve as Secretary, will assist Miss Longo in the direction of
the commission.
The list of new members of Campus Commission from the Class of
'55 includes Philips Campbell, Rosa
Colacicco, and Elizabeth Becker.
The following Sophomores also have
been appointed to the group: Beverly Gufstafson, Maura Newman, and
Miss Mitchell.
Forum Names
New Officers
Forum Board of Politics has released its officers for the year '53'54. Paul Saimond and Robert
Reigle, Seniors, will serve as President and Vice-President of the
group respectively, while Edward
Lehman '54 will fill the position of
Secretary and Clarence Mosher Ti5
The honorary societies of State will take the duties of the Treasurhave chosen their leaders for next er.
year. The presiding officers are as
Willis Bosch, Joan Boxer, and
follows: Kurt Rosenbaum '54, Pi Mary
Pree, Juniors have reGamma Mu and Charles Milham '54. ceived La
Board recognition. AdditionPi Omega Pi.
al replacements to the organization
Assisting Rosenbaum will be Paul consist of Donald Mathews and RiSaimond, Shirley Nellis, and Frank chard Kirsch, Seniors.
Shepard. Seniors, as Vice-President,
Secretary and Treasurer, respective- Select Chernoff For Primer Editor;
ly.
Name Literary Staff Assistants
Henry Hull '54 will act as ViceMadelon Knoerzer '53, Editor of
President of Pi Omega Pi with Ethel
Martin '53 as Secretary and Frank this year's Primer has announced
Shepard and Jane Staples, Seniors the following staff for the magaas Treasurer and Historian, respect- zine next year. Serving in the capacity of editor will be Marvin
ively.
New members of Tau Kappa Alpha Chernoff '54. Assisting Chernoff will
are Phyllis Penny, Arthur Hagy and be Stephanie Patricia Byrne as LitAnita Lilenfeld,, Seniors, and Janus erary Editor, and Joan Carlin '55 as
Business Manager.
Finnen '54.
Honorary Groups
Elect Officers
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Greeks To Hold
D
D- •
O/cf Myskania Moves Out As New Thirteen Are Tapped;
y \ Q J 0 Present
Cheers, Tears, Hand-Shaking, Hugs, Mark Momentous Event c i. i r .
banquets, Picnics ^ ^ ^ ^
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SLS, APA Schedule
Formats At Ten Eyck
Futterer Will Direct
Period Play In Page
The Fraternity-Sorority scene for
this weekend includes SLS and APA
weekends, Potter Club banquet,
Gamma Kap senior banquet and
Beta Zeta faculty picnic.
The SLS formal, "Serenade," will
be Saturday from 9 p. m. to 1 a. m.
in the Rose Lounge of the Ten Eyck
Hotel, with music by Johnny Costa's
Orchestra, and the SLS picnic will
be Sunday at Thatcher Park, announces Daniel Kelly '53, general
chairman of the weekend. Chairman
for the picnic is Henry Berleth '54.
and other chairmen for the formal
include: chaperones, Philips Campbell '55; programs and decorations,
George Hathaway '54. Chaperones
will be Dr. and Mrs. Rich, Mr. and
Mrs. Lemon, and Mr. and Mrs. Larney.
APA will have a banquet in the
Empire Room of the Ten Eyck Saturday at 7 p. m. followed by a formal until 1 a.m.,
and the APA picni„ win
HP in' ; r'hfl^hp"r"pnrk"flf'in
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l l " S o r d i n i to Charles
rn^n
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t
weekend^ Other chairmen are din
ner and dance, Robert Burns '55;
picnic. Walter Render '54; program
Richard Bailey '54; flowers, John
Granito and William Floyd, seniors.
New officers as reported by John
Zongrone '54, president: presidenl
Richard Bailey '54; vice-president,
Leo Bennett '54; pledge master,
Thomas Mullen '55; secretary. Robert Sawyer '54; and treasurer, Walter Rehder '54.
Potter Club will have a banquet
at Jack's from 6 to 9 p. m. Saturday,
Gamma
Kap will
a senior
banauet
Monday
at have
6 p m
'according
to Elizabeth Hunter, and Dorio
Hagen seniors, co-chairmen. Beta
Zeta will hold its annual faculty
picnic from 2:30 to 6 p. m. Sunday,
reports Barbara Law '54. social
chairman.
Vocal Groups
Will Perform
M O R E P E O P L E S M O K E C A M E L S than any other cigarette!
ALBANY,
cA
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News'
State Co
CC Names Longo
Grand Marshal
Tonight at 8:30 p.m. in Page Hall,
the curtain will rise on the Spring
Music Festival presented by Music
Council, according to Joan DeVinney '53, president. The vocal ensembles, conducted by Karl A. B.
Peterson, Assistant Professor of Music, will include The Collegiate Singers, The Choralette.s, the Men's Glee
Club and the Women's Chorus.
Among the numbers sung by The
Collegiate Singers will be "O Sing
Your Songs," by Noble Cain; "Lacrymosa," by Mozart; Suesse's "The
Night is Young" and "Holiday Song"
by Schuman. The Men's Glee Club
will sing "Passing By," by PurcellBurleigh and "De Animals A-comin '
by Bartholomew. The songs by The
Choralettes will include "Prayer of
The Music Maker" by Flocring, and
"Rock-A-Bye, Baby" by Wilson. The
Women's Chorus will sing Clokey's
"Nights" and "Lolly toodum," an
American Folk Song.
There will be two soloists perlonning. Frank Gionnone '54, will sing
a baritone solo "Cri Tu" from "The
Masked Ball" by Veidi, and Louli'-e
Pet field '53 will sing a soprano so'.o
"Voi Che Sapete" from "The Marriage of Figaro" by Mozart. Accompanists for the vocal groups and soloists are Priscilla Jones, and Robert
Stuart, Seniors and Lucretia D'Andrea '55.
The Instrumental Ensembles, ineluding the Orchestra, String Ensemble and Woodwind Quintet, eonducted by Dr. Charles F. Stoke.s,
Protcssor ol Music, gave their concert last night, in Page.
"fhere will be no admission charged
for the concert tonight.
The AD spring play "Berkeley
Square," a fantasy by John Balderston, will be presented in Page Hall
Auditorium on May 22 and 23 at
8:30 p.m. The production is under
the direction of Agnes E. Futterer,
Professor of English, and the cast
consists of Advanced Dramatics students.
The play is set in the eighteenth
century and the present. Period furniture is being supplied by Van
Heusen Charles Co. Costumes of the
eighteenth century are being made
by the costume committee and a
professional seamstress. Special costume effects will be supplied by a
L. to r. Madeleine Payne, Faith Hanson, Sylvia Semmler, Nell Brown, Peter McManus, Kathleen Ander- N e w Y o r k c i t y costumer.
son, Frances Allen, Kathleen Oberst, Dolores Donnelly, John Allasio, Patricia Dan, Jo Anne Doyle, Marvin
"\yhen the curtain rises," says
Chernoff.
John Laing, "the audience will be
.
..
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transposed to the glamorous age of
»nHH "' - r w WPVP the words we t i m e w e h a d f e a r s o I a n a l l - g i r l T h e n f o l l o w e d t h e t h r i u o f t h e T h f a n c y b a l l s ' D r J o h n s o n ' R e y n sa°'g before t L tradiUoLl and im- Myskania.
morning, as JoAnn Doyle, sobbing olds, Gainsborough, w i g s , hoop
pressive tapping of the new MysBut not for long, for the next to and stumbling, kissed all three men skirts and delightful frippery. The
kania began. Rosie and Hal stood be tapped was Neil Brown, who and hugged the girls and took her age of reason, of Voltaire, of resolemnly by and awaited the mo- grinned modestly as he shook hands place as Coy's successor. JoAnn partee will be contrasted to the life
m e n t tu
"""ounce the name of the with our three lovely ladies, to the glowed with joy and surprise as the of today, through the delightful
new occupant of seat number one. disappointment of all present. A Assembly cheered its approval of story of a man's trip into the past.'
loud cheer greeted the tapping of her election. The last seat was givAll seats are reserved. Admission
And thusly the new, revised, shor- Fete McManus, who also shook en to Marvin Chernoff, who more
for non-student tax holders will be
tened ceremony began. The lucky hands demurely. Katie Anderson, than filled it
thirteen took their places one by open-mouuie7with^mazement;was "The*7x7itement and anticipation ^ ^ s ^ l i ' ^ h o n o r ^ a n a ^ m S s V b e
one, with prudent handshaking and dia'.'ged bv Hodge to the stage to was over, and Student Association
. . . . . .. . . . .. . ..
hasty kisses. The first seat went to f :i Rosie's shoes. Ruth Dunne step- sat back in their chairs, viewed the Jpresented
" „ Z l , „ „ „at
_ „the
„ . , ^ticket
. . f _ booth
. ^ „ ^ _ l nin. . !the
!}e
Lower
Draper peristyle when purchMadeleine Payne, who hid her ex- ped aside as Fran Allen bounced in- beautiful thirteen, and reflected on
citement behind bewildered eyes to seat number seven. Annie O., ap- ^ e T c h ^ " Only guessed'could be ^ t f t o t o
toe?r
rtSnfta^Sd
and a beaming snule. Faith Hanson propnately enough, bestowed her made about how the new Myskania t i c k e t ^0 t n e
performance.
was the next to be tapped. Faithie blessing on Little Obey, who said will measure up to the old. Only
took the news in her stride, and later that her feeling at the time opinions could be offered as to how
o r , Paul B. Pettit Assistant Procalmly let the old Myskie carry her was "simply indescribable." Dodie well they will work together. But fessor of English, is in charge of
on stage. Bobbie Newcombe gave up Donnelly, John Allasio and Pat Dean one thing was sure in everyone's sets which are being" constructed bv
h e r Seat t0 Sy Semmler
- a n d b>' this were the next three to be named, mind: they certainly are beautiful! the stagecraft classes. The cast in
eludes: Marietta Wiles, Richard Jacobson, Janise Smith, Louis Vion,
Walter Goodell, Seniors; Frances
Hopkins, Stanley Howlett, JoAnn
Doyle, John Laing, Diane Wheeler,
Frederick Crumb, Margaret Eckert,
Doris Hagen, John Jacobus, Juniors.
Office;
SA To Consider Budgets
Students To Sign Brown
For Interviews
Sign-up sheets for interviews for
next year's junior guides will be
posted on the Student Personnel
bulletin board outside Room 110,
first floor Draper today, announce
Nan McEvoy and Custer Quick, jun •
inrQ rinirio phnivmpn
lois Guide cha men.
interviews
be given by
all Quick
next
week
and will will
be conducted
and Miss McEvoy.
Junior Guides will be assigned
members of tlie incoming freshman
class and will write to them during
the summer. When the members of
the class of '57 arrive on campus
next fall Junior Guides will be on
hand to acquaint them with State.
Guides will be ready to help with
problems and will introduce the new
students to the rules and traditions
of the college.
'Primer' To Release
New Issue Monday
The 1953 edition of Primer. State's
literary annual, will be available
Monday, according to Madelon
Knoerzer, Editor. The issues will h»
distributed from 11 a. m. until 2:30
p.m. outside the cafeteria.
Included in this vein's Primer are
.-tones bv Marvin Chernoff and
Faith Hanson, .Seniors, and contribulions by George Hathaway '54.
Marietta Wiles 7,3. announces that
the Primer also includes several selections ol original poetry.
Mrs. Knoerzer states that copies
can be obtained by presentation of
a student tax ticket or fee receipt,
Primer is published by Student Associatiun and includes exclusively
literary, poetic and artistic work
original with members of HA.
Assumes
Committee chairmen are: Frances
Ciliberti, Assistant Director; Dolores
Donnelly, sets; Doris Hagen cosOld and new members of Student
tumes; John Laing, publicity; John
Council convened Wednesday eve- commented in expressing his appre- Jacobus, props; Marcia Griff, house;
Juniors; Kay Wright '53, stage crew:
ning to hear committee reports, a elation.
Norma de Roos, lights, and Frederick
final budget discussion, a new Con
,
„ ,. „ •, ,
, ..,
Miss Dean. Chairman of the Con- Crumb, sound effects.
s l l t u l l o n f01. R a d i o G u l l d | a n d t h e g U u t l ( j n C o m r a l t t e e | r e a d t h e p r 0 .
The p 0 S ed constitution for Radio Guild.
a g e n d a f o r today's assembly.
meeting was interrupted for a brief The Guild will include a Council of Committee Will Post
l j a n - v f 0 r t h e r e t , r l n B President six to fifteen members and a group
of Associates. Council passed Miss Examination Schedule
John Lannon.
Keller's proposal to accept the new
The schedule of final exams which
Today in Assembly, Lannon '53, Constitution.
not yet ready for release will be
President of SA. will install the new
The State College News budget is
and placed in promofficers. The old officers will retire, was read by Roderick Hilsinger '53, mimeographed
inent places when completed, ana d Neil
»
Brown '54, President, will chairman of Student Board of Fin- nounces the Committee on Examina'Jreslde over t h e Assemblyance, and accepted by Council. The tion Schedules, which is headed by
„ ,
,.
.,,
, , proposed lowered Student Tax was £,„..<, G. Carrino, instructor in
,ill,k
Languages and Charles AnBudget discussions will conclude ftpproved a n d C o u n c l l extended its FModern
drews,
Professor of Physics.
the activities.
apprec ation to Hilsinger for his coJoseph Lombard! '53, Chairman of operation and attendance at StuThe committee also reports the
the Rivalry Committee, suggested d e m C o u n c » meetings.
progress made in its effort to reduce the number of exam conflicts
two year
revisions
of rivalry that
rulesthere
for
next
and announced
to expedite reporting of semester
will be a Rivalry Bulletin Board ingrades and to maintain a convenstalled in the college. Rose Mary Judicial Body Selects
ient distribution of exams, particuKeller '53, placed in the form of a
larly for freshmen. It has been found
motion the proposal to substitute Next Year s Leaders
The thirteen incoming seniors that under the present system
Girls' Rivalry Soccer for Girls' Field who
were tapped to become the 1953- though students were not restricted
Hockey. Council approved.
54 Myskania at last Saturday's Mov- by exam conflicts in their choice of
Up Day ceremonies met lor the
DeWitt Combs'55, moved that the mg-Up Day ceremonies met for the courses, only 15 conflicts, involving
Rivalry Banner Hunt be conducted first time Tuesday evening, May 12, only 30 students were necessary. 50"i
in the same manner as this year and chose officers from their num- of the exam papers had been written
with an amendment proposed by ber to lead them in their year ahead, by the end of Wednesday evening of
Patricia Dean '54, that Myskania Heading the honorary judicial body the first week. All examination
auain post riddles or clues. Council will be Patricia Dean who has been grades were recorded before the be
passed the motion contrary to the elected chairman ol the group, ginning of the second semester
recommendation of Lombard! to Madeleine Payne will assist her as classes,
limit the Hunt to outside of the vice - chairman
ol
organization,
The committee requests that it be
college buildings.
Kathleen Oberst will act as secretary
'
and Sylvia Semmler will hold the permitted to continue the present
While Lannon's attention was di- job of treasurer, In the capacity of method of scheduling exams next
reded to a constitution, several parliamentarian will be JoAnne year. It is believed that there will
Council members entered the Gov- Doyle. Kathleen Anderson will be be by then a basis for arrangement
eminent Loom with gifts for the re- mistress of ceremonies. The new of exam grouping for use in registiring president and refreshments. Myskania will preside at this week's tration without restricting choice of
"It's like a birthday party," Lannon assembly today.
courses.