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of t h e Albany I n s t i t u t e Plan Meetings
Activities Today s Agenda of Exhibits
Summer Session New
History a n d A r t will b e o n disNew York S t a t e Intercollegiate
Members of t h e S t a t e College
Legislative Assembly will m e e t May (Continued from Page 1, Column 2) play a t t h e I n s t i t u t e , T h u r s d a y , May
News
a n d staff will meet today.
Insurance Plan
13, 14, a n d 15 a t t h e Wellington meeting of S t u d e n t Board of F i - 13, 5 to 9 p.m., a n d May 14, 10 a.m.
They will dine tomorrow a n d conHotel. T h i r t y - n i n e colleges will be
T h e s t u d e n t hospital-medical e x p e n s e i n s u r a n c e coverage h a n d l e d
by A r t K a p n e r is renewable a n d
m a y be extended t h r o u g h t h e S u m mer. T h e cost of this extension is
$6.89. T h e period of coverage will
be from J u n e 15 to September 15.
K a p n e r will be selling policies in
front of Draper, Room 101, on May
17, 18, 20, a n d 21.
Benefits u p to t h e a m o u n t of
$150.00 for e a c h accident or illness
will be available, u n d e r t h e following categories: Hospital board a n d
room, $8.00 p e r d a y ; $40.00 for X rays, anesthesia,
tests;
surgical
t r e a t m e n t , a flat r a t e of $20.00 p e r
accident u p to $150.00; Medical a t tention, $3.00 p e r visit, u p to $75.00;
Dental a t t e n t i o n , u p to $100.00 for
injury to sound, unfilled teeth.
Coverage is effective whether t h e
s t u d e n t is i n this country or abroad.
S t u d e n t s who did not have t h e policy during this past year a r e eligible.
nance, S t u d e n t Council,
Ainard
represented in t h e congressional d e - Gelbond, Financial Secretary of t h e
bate, discussion
a n d committee college, President E v a n Collins, a n d
meetings.
Dr. J o s i a h Phinney, T r e a s u r e r of
Representing S t a t e a r e : B a r b a r a SBF, is being considered. T h e p u r Salvatore, delegate, a n d Phyllis T y - pose of this meeting would b e to
eth, a l t e r n a t e , Sophomores, who will discuss a n d clarify t h e feelings a n d
discuss " W h a t should be done to standings of t h e above organizations
promote t h e welfare of t h e aged in and t h e faculty a d m i n i s t r a t i o n a s
N Y S ? " Gloria Migliore a n d Paul to t h e budgets. Specific budgets
Saimond,
Seniors, will
discuss: would n o t be discussed.
" W h a t changes, if a n y , should be
Custer Quick '55, r e p r e s e n t i n g
m a d e i n t h e system of legislative Athletic Association, reported t h a t
appointments in NYS?"
Phyllis progress on t h e e s t a b l i s h m e n t of
Bialow '56, delegate, a n d R i t a C o - t h e AA budget for n e x t year is
hen '57, will speak o n : " W h a t temporarily held u p , since t h e
changes, if any, should be m a d e in necessary quorum of t h r e e m e m t h e S t a t e University of New York bers h a s been lacking.
President
System?"
of SA Neil Brown '54, t h e r e u p o n
S t a t e College speakers a r e invit- appointed a pro-tempore member,
ed to a c t a s hostesses for t h e zone to fill t h e quorum, a n d enable AA
finals of t h e Hearst Oratory Contest budget hearings to proceed.
in Chancellor's Hall, located i n t h e T h e assembly a g e n d a for today
S t a t e Education Building, M a y 13.includes a motion to rescind t h e
S t a t e representatives include: J o - motion m a d e last fall o n c o m p u l Anne Doyle, Gloria Migliore, Sylvia sory assemblies, a motion to h a v e
S a n m l e r , Seniors; J e a n
Morris, Election Commission c o u n t ballots
Lorna G a l b r a i t h a n d Angela K a v a - in lieu of Myskania, a n d considern a u g h , J u n i o r s ; Emelie Vavra a n d ation of t h e S t u d e n t T a x Card
Audrey Schmidt, freshmen.
budget.
to 9 p.m., states R u t h E. H u t c h i n s ,
Assistant Professor of Art. T h e pur- vene S u n d a y with t h e new a n d old
pose of this exhibit is t o c o m m e m - Board m e m b e r s .
orate t h e 5 t h A n n u a l C u t Tulip
All staff m e m b e r s will meet today
Display a n d to compete i n t h e Ala t noon i n Room 111, Draper, C r i t i bany Tulip Festival which will be
held a t t h e D e W i t t Clinton Hotel, cisms of t h e p a p e r will be given by
the Sophomore Desk Editors.
Saturday, May 15.
Displays will be s h o w n on t h e
first floor a n d in t h e auditorium.
Exhibition classes include tables
done on invitation of t h e Display
Committee, a r r a n g e m e n t s of tulips
in competition a n d h o r t i c u l t u r a l
specimens. T h e r e will also be a
junior
arrangement
classification
and junior h o r t i c u l t u r a l section.
Prizes worth o n e h u n d r e d dollars
in tulip bulbs will be awarded.
Edith Owen Wallace, Professor
of Latin, a n d Lois Virginia Williams, I n s t r u c t o r in Ancient L a n guages, a t t e n d e d a T e a c h e r s of
Foreign L a n g u a g e Conference a t
Brown University, April 9th a n d
10th.
Following t h e Moving-Up D a y
exercises tomorrow morning, t h e
staff will g a t h e r for a n informal
luncheon. T h e y will dine in t h e
Faculty Room of t h e Boulevard
Cafeteria on Central Avenue.
New a n d old board m e m b e r s a n d
the staff will convene a t 8 p.m.
Sunday in t h e Publications Office,
B r u b a c h e r Hall. Evelyn R u b e n '55,'
Editor, will install t h e new Editors
and read t h e Constitution. T h e n e w
board will meet briefly u n d e r t h e
c h a i r m a n s h i p of t h e new Editor to
elect a Secretary of t h e Board a n d
discuss activities for the coming
year.
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Beckwith Winner In Close Race For Presidency;
All Thirteen Members O f Myskie Reach Quota
Betscha Wins
Vice-President
Of Student Body
Classes Choose
Females Keep Myskania Majority;
Orser, Kelleher,
Five Men Tapped For Honorary
Bruno Rodgers
A female m a j o r i t y will a g a i n c h a r a c t e r i z e t h e S e n i o r H o n o r a r y
Niles, Duffy Victors
In S A Office Races
In t h e class elections held last S o c i e t y next y e a r . T h e men d i d pick u p o n e m o r e m e m b e r , b r i n g i n g
week Marge Kelleher broke a t r a dition by being the first girl to t h e i r total to five, with eight w o m e n filling t h e r e m a i n i n g s e a t s .
become a class president in t h e past
6 years. S h e will lead t h e class of
T a p p i n g c e r e m o n i e s began after classes h a d " m o v e d u p " t o
'56.
T h e Seniors will be led by
t
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r
n e w p o s i t i o n s a n d p a r t i c i p a t e d in singing " A r m in A r m . " T h e
J o h n Orser, who will also fill seat
10 on Myskania, while
Bruno old M y s k a n i a filed t o t h e second r o w of s e a l s o n t h e s t a g e in p r e p Rodgers was elected president of
a r a t i o n for t h e t a p p i n g .
t h e Sophomore Class.
To serve with Orser t h e class of
P e t e r M i c h a e l M c M a n u s , c h a i r m a n of t h e o u t g o i n g M y s k a n i a ,
'55 elected Donna Hughes, ViceP r e s i d e n t ; Marge Liddell, Secre- a c t e d a s t h e s p e a k e r a n d a n n o u n c e d t h e n a m e s of t h e n e w m e m b e r s
t a r y ; B a r b a r a Devitt, Treasurer; of t h e j u d i c i a r y , while P a t r i c i a A n n e i ) e a n p r e s e n t e d t h e p u r p l e a n d
Jan
K a t z, Cheerleader:
Alice
O'Neill, Publicity Director; a n d L u - gold tassels.
cretia D'Andrea, Songleader.
In t h e elections for t h e J u n i o r
Sylvia W i l m a S e m m l e r a n d J o h n B a t t i s t a Allasio were t h e first
Class officers t h e following were In leave t h e s t a g e a n d circle t h e a u d i t o r i u m twice in t h e t r a d i t i o n a l
named:
Vice-President,
Maurice
s t e p . A s t h e y p a u s e d beside h e r seat, t h e n a m e of M A R Y A R C A N Bouvier; Secretary. J a n e Loman;
Treasurer, Vivian Schiro; Publicity G E L A I A C A V O N E , w h o will o c c u p y seat n u m b e r o n e , w a s a n I n t h e fall M a r y will be a s s i s t a n t d i r e c t o r of W o m e n ' s
Director, Carole Hughes; Songlead- n o u n c e d .
er, Joyce T a n n a t t a ;
Cheerleader, F r o s h C a m p .
J a n e Ide. T h e class of '57 has elected t h e following:
Robert Burns,
As tlie a u d i t o r i u m a g a i n b e c a m e quiet, F r a n c e s E l i z a b e t h Allen
Vice-President: Carol Allen. Secretary; T r u d y Stemmer, Treasurer; a n d K a t h l e e n T h e r e s a O b e r s t left t h e s t a g e t o r e t u r n w i t h ex-SA
Barbara Poulson, Publicity Director; s e c r e t a r y , M A R Y L O U I S E B A T T T S T I , t h e second m e m b e r of t h e
Sheila Lister, Songleader; and Phyl- n e w M y s k a n i a . M a r y will b e o n e of t h e Senior m e m b e r s of t h e S t u lis Roberts, Cheerleader.
d e n t Hoard of F i n a n c e n e x t y e a r .
Tom Dixon, Edward Franco, Marilyn Gadd, a n d Ami Vigilante will
W i t h t w o w o m e n a l r e a d y on stage, R O B E R T A L L E N S A G E
represent t h e class of '55 on S t u dent
Council.
Representing t h e w a s escorted to t h e p l a t f o r m b y K a t h l e e n M a t y A n d e r s o n a n d M a r J u n i o r Class a r e : Theresa Barber. vin Chernoff.
T h e n e w d i r e c t o r of M e n ' s F r o s h C a m p h a s been
Mary Brezny, Joseph Kelly, a n d
Alan Weiner. Members of Coun- a c t i v e in v a r s i t y a n d i n t r a m u r a l s p o r t s fur t h e p a s t t h r e e y e a r s .
cil from the class of '57 a r e : S a m
Dolores A n n D o n n e l l y a n d J o A n n e Allen D o y l e m o v e d off t h e
Hackett,
Lenore Hughes,
Frank
McEvoy, a n d Clyde Payne.
s t a g e a n d p r o c e e d e d slowly lo t h e rear of t h e a u d i t o r i u m .
Coming
d o w n (he aisle, t h e y s t o p p e d at t h e row in which C H A R L E S H E N R Y
B E C K W I T H w a s s e a t e d . T h e new president of SA a n d J u n i o r M a r shal for t h e Senior class took h i s place as n u m b e r four. C h u c k h a s
been a c t i v e on D&A Council in t h e p a s t .
After a close race, Charles Beckwith emerged victorious as Presid e n t of S t u d e n t Association. Serving with him is Robert Betscha as
Vice-President a n d Sara J a n e Duffy as Secretary.
With a total of eight h u n d r e d a n d
sixty-four votes cast, Beckwith finally defeated h i s opponent, J o a n
Carlin, by t h e narrow margin of
sixty votes.
In t h e two-way Vice-Presidential
contest, Betscha topped S m i t h by
two hundred a n d two votes.
Sara J a n e Duffy outlasted h e r
CHARLES B E C K W I T H
five opponents to cop t h e position
SA President
of SA Secretary. A former S t u d e n t Council representative, s h e
will now serve as secretary to t h e
Council.
Chosen
as SA Songleader is
Lmda Niles, who almost, doubled t h e
tally of h e r closest competitor. Lllcretia D'Andrea.
T h e newly-elected members of
According to Evan R. Collins,
S t u d e n t Board of Finance will serve
with t h e carry-overs from
this President of t h e College, t h e followBoard. Die new Senior r e p r e s e n t a - ing-people from the Class of 195<i wi!!
tive is Marilyn Spegele, who will be initiated into Signum Laudis, t h e
loin Mary Baltisti, Nan McEvoy, honorary scholastic fraternity. These
and P r a n k LoTruglio. Nick Casscvoy a n d J o a n DeCicco will round people make up t h e last 'I per cent
ait the J u n i o r representation with of t h e lop ranking Seniors. They
Sue B a r n h a r t , a n d will serve for include Benjamin Bui ton. Charles
'. wo years. 'The .single r e p r e s e n t a - Cullen, Doris Hagen, Henry Hull,
tive tion) t h e Sophomore Class, Jr., Ann Keegan, Richard Simper,
wo years is Mary
serving to
and K e n n e t h Smith.
Knight.
T h e two new members of A i h Dr. Collins h a s released Hie folletic Association Board are Olga lowing names from t h e Class of
Komanowski
a n d Joseph
Kelly, 1955.
These people make up t h e
According to Mary Ann Reiling,
Senior a n d Junior, respectively. T h e fop 4 per cent of t h e incoming
Escorted lo t h e stage In' Madeleine Avis I'avne a n d Allasio,
the outgoing ( h a i r m a n , new ot'fiBoard consists of two faculty m e m - Senior Class. Marilyn Broadbent,
cers a r e Nancy Hazzard '55, Board R O B E R T J O S E P H C O A X , t h e J u n i o r class p r e s i d e n t , b e c a m e t h e
oers a n d three students. T h e third Ella Curtis, Helene Gulda, Audrey
C h a i r m a n ; Fi ank LoTruglio '55. fifth m e m b e r a n d third m a n to be l a p p e d .
Bob w a s a m e m b e r of
student member is Custer Quick, t h e Heacock, J a n e Isley, Nancy LightVice-Chairman ; ami J o a n DeCicco S t u d e n t Council d u r i n g t h e past y e a r .
arry-over from last year's Board.
hall, Virginia Norman, Louella P l a - '5li. Secretary, Senior members ineek, Ann Reardon, a n d A n n Tobcy elude Philip Ba rtell, T h o m a s Dixon,
P r o c e e d i n g a r o u n d t h e a u d i t o r i u m . Neil C a r l t o n Brown a n d M i s s
have been chosen for their high Alice O'Neill. m d Edna Standlcy.
D
o
n
n
e l l v reached t h e new d i r e c t o r of W o m e n ' s Frosh C a m p . D O Frank S a n t o n Tony Scordato, and
scholastic standing.
T h e third w o m a n to be t a p p e d
Helen Natale are t h e new Junior L O R E S " M A R I E M O N T A L B A N O .
Another -I pel' cent, will be chosen members. T h e Sophomore ineiii- a i l e d a s c h a i r m a n for Activities D a y this y e a r a n d w a s president of
in t h e fall, witli the remaining L> bers a r e Sheila Lister, Anne K u n - DcVA Affiliates.
per cent lo be named in t h e spring dratls, Betty V m Vlaek, a n d Lois
Johnson.
Ronald Koster '55 will fill t h e of 1955.
Miss S e m m l e r a n d Miss Oberst then d e s c e n d e d In go in search of
jffice of Editor-in-Chief of PodnZ O E A X X I , A L K I E , w h o became t h e s e v e n t h m e m b e r ,
Xne h a s
nogue, t h e out-going Editor. Evelyn K a l u s a k , h a s revealed. .Senior
s e r v e d twice a s t r e a s u r e r of her class and has been elected president of
Editors who will assist
Ronald
W A A for t h e i liming y e a r .
Koster a r e : Marilyn Gadd, Lileriry Editor; J a n Kai/., Photography
T e n s i o n m o u n t e d a s t h e a u d i e n c e watched Miss Doyle a n d Brown
Editor;
Dolores Price,
Assistant
halt beside a row in t h e | u n i o r section. T h e n t h e n a m e of D O X X A
Photography Editor; Laura Bruno.
K A T H L E E N ' H E C H E S ' e c h o e d t h r o u g h the hall. D o n n a will serve
Art Editor; Custer Quick. Business
The duties of Editor-in-Chief of
Manager; Belly Miller, Advertising the Slate Colle/jo News will be a s - Goldstein.
as vice-president for t h e Senior class a n d for W A A .
Manager a n d Marge d e n s e r , T r y - sumed today by Ronald Lackey '55,
Oilier positions will be filled by
outs Editor.
1','vie Ruben, retiring editor, h a s a n - Corrine Endreny '56, F e a t u r e EdiH a v i n g served her class a s Vice-President a n d e d i t o r of t h e
Evie will lake over the tor a n d Willard Reifz '55, Public F r e s h m a n H a n d b o o k , .MARY JOAN' C A R L I N w a s t h e next female
T h e new Junior Stall members nounced.
Both Relations Editor.
are Eleanor Bogan and Dolores Managing Editor's position.
to b e t a p p e d . S h e w a s b r o u g h t to her p l a t e in line by F a i t h A n n
Price, Juniors. Josephine
Testa, have completed a busy year ol
H a n s o n a n d Chernoff.
service
in
t
h
e
News
office.
Cindy Willis, Belli Beehler, Nun/.iata Magislio, a n d Helen Taylor
As t h e result ol recent News
T h e new president of t h e Senior class, J O H N
FRANKLIN
have been elected lo serve as S o p h - Board deliberations, Ailcen CochO R S E R , w a s t h e fourth m a l e to b e l a p p e d , receiving t h e t e n t h seat.
omore members on t h e I'criiiKotiue rane a n d Carol Ann Lull have been
As a J u n i o r , J o h n served his class a s vice-president.
stuff.
promoted lo Associate Editors. Nine
Soph reporters have also been
W i t h only t h r e e s e a t s r e m a i n i n g , t h e a n t i c i p a t i o n of t h e a u d i e n c e
named to the staff.
They a r e
Bruno
Rogers,
Richard
Saner,
increased a s Miss P a y n e a n d Miss Allen went mil into t h e j u n i o r secMarsha Lawrence. Rosemary S t a u tion to find O L G A K O M A N O W S K I .
T h e e l e v e n t h seal" w a s t h u s
bel, Ruth Robinson, Matthew O.soccupied by t h e new AA r e p r e s e n t a t i v e A\H\ former c a p t a i n of t h e
lo.vich,
Fnink
McEvoy,
Joseph
Cheerleaders.
Nan McEvoy a n d Custer Quick, Swcir/.owski, and Rita Cohen.
Seniors a n d Co-Chairiiicn of last
Retaining the post of Spoils EdT h e last w o m a n to be l a p p e d after two n i p s a r o u n d t h e a u d i year's J u n i o r Cluide.s, have a n - itor on t h e News Board will be Bob
t o r i u m by Miss D o n n e l l v a n d Miss H a n s o n w a s A N N C R I S T L E
Bob h a s completed two
nounced the names ol the new J u n - Ashlicld
T O B E V . Ann is a m e m b e r of S i g n u m Laudis a n d t h e n e w p r e s i d e n t
ior Chairmen, S a m Krchniak a n d years of .service on the sports staff
Doroof Pi ( l a m i n a M u .
Beatrice Kngclhardl, who will lead as desk editor and editor
thy Rasmiissen a n d Arnold Newman
the Guides program next year
have been named as t h e new J u n Miss A n d e r s o n a n d Allasio then left ihe p l a t f o r m to c o m p l e t e t h e
The
function
of I he
J u n i o r ior sports members.
r
u
n
d
i
i p of t h e T h i r t e e n .
W h e n t h e y reached (heir d e s t i n a t i o n , t h e
Guides in t h e freshman orientation
T h e Business-Advertising d e p a r t program is to contact prospective ment will be headed by F r a n Monn a m e of R O N A L D A N T H O N Y K O S T E R w a s h e a r d from t h e rosfreshmen during t h e summer a n d ohan. T h e position of Circulation
trum.
W i t h next y e a r ' s P e d a g o g u e editor on s t a g e , t h e n e w M y s KONAI.I) LACKEY
welcome them in t h e fall.
Editor will be held by Esther
Edllor-in-Chluf
kania was complete.
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Koster To Edit
'Pec/' Next Year
Appoint Lackey Editor-in-Chief
Of S.C. News For Coming Year
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To Lead Jr. Guides
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Class Tabulations
Student Association Tabulation
PAOB S
1956
1955
159 X 100
Quota
1
+
1
Quota
1
1
+
11300
4600
Orscr ...
Blanks
Vice-President
159 X 100
Quota —
1 + 1
!
I- 1 =
5200
9300
5400
2600
500
Hughes
Blanks
Total
1
13900
2000 Vice-President
Total
15900
23000
230 X 100
1 —
—
1
+
1
7950
1
7600
8000
300
Iacavone
Liddell ...
Blanks ...
15900
Total
Bouvier
Coogan
Fischer
S w a r t o u t ....
Whitehurst
Blanks
Loss
Total
Treasurer
-!1
7500
2100
7100
2200
3500
600
1
2
7900
3
8500
7500
2300
4000
600
700
7800
(- 1 =
1 2
5500 6300
3900 5000
4500 4700
2300
400
400
200
Beckwith
Coan
Koster
Sage
Blanks
Loss
Total
16600 16600 16600
Junior Marshal
165 X 100
Quota =
H
1 + 1
1 2
Battisti
3900 4200
Carlin
3500 3500
G a l b r a i t h .. 1000
Komanowski 5200 5500
Liddell
2700 2900
Blanks
200
200
Loss
200
Total
Songleader
1 —
8251
3
5300
3900
4
6800
6600
8000
200
500
200
1500
16500 16500 16500 16500
159 X 100
1
Quoin
7950
I)'Andrea
Dunbar ....
Blank
1
11500
4000
400
Total
15900
Cheerleader
159 X 100
Quota
7950
Katz
Ktsselberg
Blank
1
11K00
2500
1600
Total
15900
Publicity Director
159 X 100
Quota
1 • 1
Di Girolamo
Gerety
O'Neill
Blanks
Loss
Total
•
1
7950
1
2
::
6200 6900
2900
5800 7100 10900
1000 1000 1000
900 4000
15900 15900 15900
MAY
1916
THE CLASS OF
1918
Blanks
First Place APC
First Place CSPA
May 8, 1954
VOL. X X X V I I I
The undergraduate newspaper of the New York State
College for Teachers; published every Friday of the College
year by the NEWS Board for the Student Association.
EVELYN RUBEN
IRENE ELDRED
SALLY GERIG
JOYCE SURTES
ALICE MASIIOIAN
ROBERT ASUFIELD
MABEL SCIIWEIZER
VYILLAR!) REITZ
All c o m m u n i c a t i o n s
. . . .
EdIlor-ln-Chicf
Co-Managing Editor
Co-Managing Editor
Public Relations Editor
Circulation
Editor
Sports Editor
Business-Advertising Manager
Associate Editor
should be addraMed
to the editor and
must be signed. Names will be withheld upon request.
The STATU COLLBGB NHWS assumes no responstbility
for opinions expressed In Its columns or communications
as such expressions do not necessarily reflect Its view.
To The Editor
23000 23000
Publicity Director
230 X 100
Quota —
1 -I- 1
Dalbec
Hughes
T h i s is a m e s s a g e t o y o u a n d y o u r new Xews
Board; a bit of
recollecting a n d c o u n s e l l i n g from E d i t o r N u m b e r 38 to E d i t o r N u m b e r
3 9 ; s o m e p r i v a t e a d v i c e j u s t b e t w e e n y o u a n d m e a n d sixteen h u n
1 —- 11501
dred other people. . . .
1
5100
D u r i n g t h e m o n t h s to c o m e y o u will be faced w i t h m a n y p r o b 16700 l e m s a n d m a n y d e c i s i o n s . M o s t of t h e p r o b l e m s will s e e m like m o n -
31100 31100 31100 31100 Total
Loss""
"
Total
311 X 100
31100
Quota
1
Quota
15551
2
15551
1
1
2
4600 4000
3500 3600
800 ellml
4800 4900
3100 3200
10900 11200
2700 2800
700
700
100
4800
3800
I
5000
4100
1
I
5400
eliminated
5500 5700 5800
3500 eliminated
12500 11200 19500 elect.
eliminated
700
700
700
300 1400 3300
31100 31100 31100 31100 31100
Alforrl
Capos
Hall
Lister
O'Connor
Stlmson
Stowell
Blanks
Loss
Total
2700
1800
3700
9000
4500
3300
;)400
2700
3
2700
4100
9300
4800
3400
3600
2700
500
5300 5800 0700 7600
9600 11000 12500 141(Ml
4800 5000 5500
3600
3800 4600
2700 2700 2700 2700
1300 2000 3700 6700
31100 31100 31100 31100 31100 31100
Secretary
Total
86400
43251
u
Quota
m
3400
Carbone
Duffy
Hall
Kazmercik
Van Dusen
Van Vlack
86400
863 X 1000
Quota
Total
1
Total
Blanks
95890
13100
23500
11200
17600
5100
12200
13600 14800 18500
24800 28100 32000 39200
12300
18000 19800 22100 25700
3800
3800 3800 3800 3800
1100 5300 10100 17800
12900 14700
la
2
3
4
5
85600 85600 85600 85600 85600
6
7
21498
78328
95890
24332
28656
59320
55494
24498
78328
95890
26332
31656
59320
57494
25498
80328
95890
26332
31656
60320
58494
18166 21166
21166
21166
26328
76656
48332
58830
24498
51498
26328
76656
48332
64830
25498
52498
..........
85494
21000
30660
34000
2020
16000
16000
16000
17000 18000
11166
21498
78328
95890
24332
28324
55320
52494
4166
18166
11166
25328
76656
47332
57830
24332
45498
3000
81494
21000
29660
34000
11166
21498
78328
95890
24332
28324
55320
54494
4166
18166
11166
25328
76656
48332
57830
24332
45498
11166
21498
78328
95890
24332
28490
56320
54494
11166
21498
78328
95890
24332
28490
59320
55494
18166
11166
25328
76656
48332
57830
24332
48498
81494
21000
29660
34000
81494
21000
29660
34000
82494
21000
29660
34000
20
20
20
26328
76656
48332
63830
24498
52498
82494
21000
29660
34000
20 1020
+
1
D'Andrea
23500
Hoyt
11800
Niles
46200
Blanks
4900
Total
86400
10
11
11a
lib
12
13
26498
84328
95890
84328
95890
85494
95890
86262
95890
86556
95890
87604
95890
92957
95890
93314 104754
95890 95890
95890
95890
95890
95890
59494
34056
63320
63660
37822
74320
63660
37822
74652
67660
37870
74940
68116
38017
75570
68347
42059
81820
69389
99613
71742
95890
72267
95890
80839
95890
84787
95890 95890
85480 110611
30328
80656
48332
66830
26498
52498
30328
81656
49498
72830
30498
52498
30328
84656
50498
74996
30498
54498
30328
87656
50498
75996
30498
56664
98320
50498
75996
35498
58664
98320
50570
76428
35666
58736
95890
50570
76995
35897
58820
95890
65926
81082
95890
65950
86788
95890
66160
87775
95890
69226
98402
95890
70354
98402
95890
70574
95890
95890
60868
65200
65998
75894
77774
78368
97124
85494
86494
94494
95494
98494
95890
95890
95890
95890
95890
95890
95890
95890
95890
35660
34000
3020
35660
34000
3020
37660
34000
3020
40826
34000
5020
42826
34000
7186
43018
34000
7294
43186
34000
7372
45186
34000
7396
46352
34000
12728
46667
34000
13259
34000
16325
34000
18233
34000
19238
34000
45925
26498
82328
95890
26332
33656
62320
13a
14
14a
14b
15
95890
95890
95890
863000 863000 863000 863000 863000 863000 863000 863000 863000 863000 863000 863000 863000 863000 863000 863000 863000 863000 863000 863000 863000
Student Board
of
864 X
100
1
1
•
Athletic Association
J u n i o r Representative
858 X 100
.- 43201 Quota
, 1
1
1
Finance—1955
Quota
1
by
Kelly
Krchniak
43000
Rochstroh
43400 Blank
Loss
86400
Total
preference
Spegcle
Loss
Total
42901
Religious Clubs
Select Officers
1
2
33600 37900
New officers of S t u d e n t Christian
32300 37500
14200
Association a r e Tom Dixon, Presi5700
5700
4700 dent; Gay Gatyas, Vice-President;
P a t Hall, Secretary; and Shirley
85800 85800
MacPherson, Treasurer.
1
Gadd—Eliminted
S t u d e n t Board of Finance—1957
Athletic Association
Senior Representative
860 X 100
Quota
. 1
1 • 1
1
2
.'*
Barbash, W . 13500 15100 18200
Bosch, W
8200
Hugue, T .... 9800 10600
Kom'ski, O. 36800 39400 41900
Negus, L .... 15300 16600 18600
Blank
2400 2400 2400
Loss
1900 4900
New leaders of Newman Club
are C a t h e r i n e M c C a n n '56 a n d B e r 1 • 1
43001 nice O'Connor as President and
I
2
.'!
1
Bertan
.. 5300
4 Vice-President, with Mary E. Gaiss
Chenfeld . .. 15300 15000 18300
and Nan Magistro, freshmen, as
DeCecco
.. 16000 17400 2030024400
Treasurer and Secretary, respecHess
.. 12200 13500
K a m m e r — Eliminated by preference
51000 tively.
Knight .... ... 19200 20200 21900 26800
21700
Blanks .... .. 17600 17600 17600 17600
2400
Hillel's leadership
rests
with
Loss
1000 7500 1G800
10000
President Harvey Brody, Veep NorTotal
.. 85600 85600 85600 85600 Total
86000 86000 86000 86000 man Arnold, Secretary Helene Snail",
Treasurer H a d a s s a h Mordkofl, and
Student Board of Finance— 1956
Dick Feldman as Publicity Director.
86500
Ann K a m m e r is the new PresiQuota
• 1
28834
3
dent of Inter-Varsity
Christian
Fellowship.
1
2
4
5
6
126(H) 1390(1
1470(1 16300
Casscvoy
18200 20200
14500
15500
16101! 18900 20700 24600
De Cicco
Canterbury Club wishes to a n 11601 12800
Dellafion .... 10100 10800
14600
Eliminated
nounce the results of their elections
1370C 15200
Flanagan .... 12500 13000
16000
19700 Eliminated
for
the
coming
year.
William
7500
7600
Elim inated
McHarg
Small '56, h a s been chosen to serve
6100
Elim mated
Price
in the capacity of President.
He
1080C Eliminated
9500
10300
Salvatore
6800
8000
1170C 12700 Eliminated
Wise
will be assisted by Neil W h i t e h u r s t
0900
6900
690C
Blanks ...
6900
6900
6900
'56,
Vice-President;
Joan
Van
Loss
500
100C
3700
9200 15100
Dusen '57, Secretary; Carol Keyser
'57, Treasurer; J a n e W h i t e h u r s t '56,
Total
86500
86500
80500 86500
86500
86500
Publicity Director; Todd C u s h m a n
'56, P a r l i a m e n t a r i a n ,
856 X 100
, i
Quota
42801
•1
1955
Student Council
Quota
3181
4
Beach
Dixon
Evans
Franco
Gadd
Hawver
Johnpoll
Komanowski
Lackey
Limage
Sage
Standley
Vigilante
Blanks
Loss
„.._..
. ..
1
HOO
800
1800 2000
900
900
2100 2100
3100 3300
600
1300 1400
Eliinlnmted
Eliminated
HOO 800
Elimlnmted
2000 2 UK)
2400 2400
100
100
.
2a
803
2003
912
2109
3181
1
3
2003 2203 2303
1212 1215
2109 2209 2409
3181 3181 3181
1412
1412 1415 1815
by P reference
by p reference
1115
1)15
by P reference
2103 2203 2309
2103
2533 2736 3039
2433
100
100
100
100
744
132
638
29
15900 15900 15900
6
6a
7
2709
272-1
3542
2709 2745
3181 3181
3457
3181
2612 2654
3342 3181
100
100
1247 1315
3181
100
2439
31100
Dolores Montalbano will be assisted by the following officers;
Senior Assistant, Mary Iacavone
'55; Treasurer, Marjorie Kelleher;
and Secretary, Elaine Swartout,
Juniors.
Miss
Montalbano
has
chosen the following people to a s sist h e r from t h e Senior class:
Angie K a v a n a u g h , Iggy K o m a n o w ski, Marge Liddell, Dottie Mehan.
and K a t h y Restein. T h e two alternates will be Zoe Ann Laurie
and Donna Hughes. Peg Coogan,
Olina Fusco, J a n e Ide, J o a n Lopat.
J a n e Ann Loman, T u s h Barber,
Linda
Niles, Barbara
Salvatore,
Carol Sanders, J a n e Whitehurst,
Jeannette
Scarano, and
Bobby
Stein are the counselors selected
from the class of 1956. Midge Fisher and J e a n Hageny will be the
alternates for the Juniors. Those
representing the Sophomore class
will be Marie Carbone, Sara J a n e
Duffy, P a t Hall, Lee Hughes, Barbara Hungerford, Shirley H a n r a han, Ann K a m m e r , Sheila Lister,
Cressy McNutt, Barbara Poulson,
Eleanor Roney, Betty
VanVlack,
and Cindy Willis. J e a n n e Smith,
Peg Cullfgan, and Nancy Schneider
will be the freshman alternates.
Men Frosh C a m p Counselors
Bob Sage will be assisted by the
following officers:
Athletics, Sig
S m i t h ; Waterfront, Custer Quick;
Treasurer, T o m O'Laughlin; Secretary, Dick W a n d s ; Steward, Walt
B a r b a s h ; Program, Alan Weiner;
C a m p Store, Don Capuano.
The
following Seniors have been chosen
to act as c a m p counselors:
Dave
Stark, Bob Coan, Tom Hogue, and
Ron Koster. Pete Gulak, Ed Fergason, Carveth Enfield, Maurice
Quota
4
1
la
170(1
1789
Clifford
1600
1600
Crandell
700
820
Curley
2300
2620
De Cecco ....
Duffy — Elimina ted by pi elerence
2900
3500
lliukett
1400
1760
Hess
2100
3020
Hughes
1100
1380
Johnson
900
700
Knight
5380
4500
McEvoy
6221
10500
Payne
1140
900
Van Vlack .
300
420
Weinstock
400
400
Blanks
159
Loss
15900 15900 15900 15900 15900 15900 Total
Directors Reveal
Camp Positions
K e n n e t h Everard '54 h a s a n nounced t h e officers for D I S T R I B UTIVE EDUCATION CLUB for n e x t
year. S a t u r n o D'Alphonsi '55 will
act as President and Gerald M c Donald '55 will assist h i m as VicePresident.
J o a n Mitchell '55 will
serve as Secretary and L a u r a B r u n o
'55 as Treasurer.
Joyce Baldwin
'55 has been elected Historian a n d
J u n e P a l m e r '55 as Publicity Director.
William La B a r r '55 h a s been
elected President of PAN A M I G O S
and Thomasina Pagen '56 will act
as Secretary-Treasurer.
McCann Is Selected
To Lead Commuters
Mary McCann '55 will lead t h e
1 9 5 4 - 5 J Commuter's Club, aided by
the following officers: Nancy G a d e
'57, Vice-President; J o a n R e n d e r t
'57, Secretary; Helen Cassavaugh
'57, Treasurer; and Norma Barney
'50, Publicity Director.
Bouvier, Joe Kelley, Hal Schwager,
Jim Sweet, J o h n Place, Bruce King,
Whit Walter, Bernie Baker, K e n
Kine, Todd Cushman, Herb H u n t ,
Bill Small. Arnold Newman, Don
Murdock, and Wayne Overton are
the Juniors who will serve as counselors. The following were chosen
from the freshman class: Joe T a g gert, Joe Donnelly, R a n d y Dudly,
Ray McCagg, Donald Dame, George
Murphy, Jim Smith, Richard Sauer,
Joe Anderson, Horace C r a n d a l l ,
Louis Mosher, Ed Jones, Don W h i t lock, Bruno Rodgers, Bob B u r n s ,
Tom Fuller, and Dom DeCicco.
311 X 100
1957
159 X 100
Totais
1
Loss
16000
automatic; ».v
11000
21000
77000
115000
24000
26000
52000
51000
4000
18000
11000
24000
74000
47000
57000
24000
45000
3000
80000
21000
28000
34000
+ 1 — 43201
1
Myskania
Beach
Beckwith—Elected
Dixon
Gadd
Hughes
Iacavone
Johnpoll
Kavanaugh
Komanowski
Laurie
Lein
LoTruglio
McEvoy
Mehan
Montalbano
Mullen
Orser
Quick
Sage
Standley
Tobey
Verven
Wittschen
Blank
Loss
864 X 100
1
„„„,,
51600
Total
Myskania Recommended
Quota = 432 yes votes
Yes No Blanks Total
Battisti .... 648
143
72
863
Carlin
739
91
33
863
Coan
649
173
11
863
Koster
679
127
57
863
Songleader
43201
2000 Blanks
No. 25
Members of the NEWS staff may be reached Tuesday and
Wednesday from 7 to 11 p.m. at 2-3320. Ext. 11.
Phones:
Ruben, 2-3326; Ashfleld, 3-3589; Eldred and Oerlg, 2-9012;
3urtes, 3-3326.
".". ! ! ° ° s t e r s u n t i l y ° u a t t a c k t h e m > a n d t h e n t h e v . w i n e v a p o r a t e like t h e
— - illusions t h e y r e a l l y a r e . M o s t of t h e decisions will seem impossible
23000 to m a k e , until y o u realize t h a t y o u r p r i m a r y r e s p o n s i b i l i t y is to t h e
c o m m u n i t y y o u s e r v e a n d its social v a l u e s w h i c h y o u r e s p e c t .
You
S t u d e n t Council
230 X 100
4601
—
i- 1
Quota
will be t e m p t e d to c r u s a d e for c h a n g e s j u s t for t h e s a k e of c h a n g e ,
4 + 1
blind to t h e v i r t u e s of w h a t is h e r e a n d n o w . Y o u r new position is
4a
6
1
2
3
4
8
5
7
7a
one of r e s p o n s i b i l i t y a n d a u t h o r i t y ; learn not to b e t r a y t h a t responsiBarber
2900 3000 3100 3700 3744 4248 4452 5156 4601 4601
Brezny
4400 4400 4600 4800 4601 4601 4601 4601 4601 4601 bility or a b u s e t h a t a u t h o r i t y .
DeCicco
1200 1200
Devine
2000 2000 2400 2400 2424 2624 3124 3532 3596
You will feel m a n y p r e s s u r e s to c h a n n e l y o u r o p i n i o n or control
Englehardt.. 1400 1400 1400
y o u r t h i n k i n g . P e r s o n a l g a i n s will h a v e to be foregone in p r e f e r e n c e
Kelly
2900 3000 3000 3200 3220 3232 3440 4248 4284 5300 t o a higher goal. N e v e r u n d e r - e s t i m a t e t h e p e r c e p t i o n of y o u r a u d i Maaloe
400
e n c e or the s i n c e r i t y of y o u r c o - w o r k e r s .
Smith
2100 2100 2200 2300 2336 2436 2836
Stein
1400 1500 1500 1500 1524
Hack in S e p t e m b e r w h e n I w a s c o n f r o n t e d ( u n d e r t h e most unVanslette .... 2000 2000 2100 2300 2320 2320
Weiner
2000 2000 2300 2400 2424 2732 3740 1356 4524 6164 u s u a l of c i r c u m s t a n c e s ! ) w i t h t h e j o b of e d i t i n g t w e n t y - s i x issues of
300 o u r favorite n e w s p a p e r , t h e task seemed to h a v e s m o t h e r i n g p r o p o r Blanks
300 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 300
100 107 507 507 307 1094 2014 t i o n s . W i t h t h e h e l p of a p a t i e n t a n d g e n e r o u s staff, a l t h o u g h most
Loss
100 100
limited in n u m b e r , t h a t task is t o d a y c o m p l e t e d .
I w a n t to t h a n k
Total
23000 23000 23000 23000 23000 23000 23000 23000 23000 23000
t h e Xews Board for their c o o p e r a t i o n a n d good fellowship, t h e Hudson Evening
Register p u b l i s h e r s for their t o l e r a n c e a n d reliability, and
CLASS OF 1057
President
t h e Hague Studios for a n s w e r i n g m a n y a l a s t - m i n u t e call for a p i c t u r e
Vice-President
311 X 100
M o s t of all, m y t h a n k s g o to m y staff, from w h o m I h a v e l e a r n e d so
311 X 100
Quota
1
15551
m u c h , and who h a v e w o r k e d so faithfully and u n r e w a r d i n g l y to maki
1
1
155.". this past y e a r one of i r r e p l a c e a b l e e x p e r i e n c e s a n d j e a l o u s l y g u a r d e d
Quota
3
I
1
memories.
Bloomer .... 5800 0200
1
Rodgers
8600 9500 12100 11800
6500
Anderson
Smith
4000
W e h a v e a m o t t o in t h e P.O. t h a t is to us one of t h e laws of na15800
Burns
Swlezrowskl 6300 6900 7900
l
u
r
e
ancl like t h e l a w s of n a t u r e it s o u n d s so s i m p l e , yet c o v e r s an
3500
5900 6900 8500 10900 Davis
Taggert
4500 infinite n u m b e r of d e t a i l s :
the Xews a l w a y s c o m e s out on F r i d a y
500
500
Blanks
500
500 R a n d a l l
800 'I o y o u , F d i t o r N u m b e r 39 mtl y o u r Hoard, this p h r a s e a l r e a d y has
1100 2100 4900 Blanks ..
Loss
) o n ' t let a n y o n e ever tell you it isn't t r u e .
a special significance
Totals
31100
31100 31100 31100 31100 Total
Evv
Ruben
Secretary
311 x 100
Quota
1
31100
Publicity Director
1 !
311 X 100
1
6
7
10
9
I
8
Quota
Allen
7500 7500 7600 7700 7800 7800 8200 970(1 10900 12700
15551
1 | 1
Carbone
5100 5100 5200 5300 5700 5800 6100 6400 7300
1
Culllgan
1000 1000 1000 1000
I
Butter
5600 5800 6100 6400 7300
De Marco .... 100
Ferrarii
4800 4900 5300 5500
Hungerford
3900 3900 4100 4100 4300 4500 4600 5100
Fox
4300 4400 4600
La Rosa .... 1200 1200 1200 1200 1200
"...
1300
Rising
4600 4600 4700 4800 4900 5100 5400 6500 7600 9300 Jelley
Poiilson
52(H) 5500 6200 7000 8200 10000
Roney
3700 3700 3700 3700 3700 3900 4200
Purcell
.'.'.'..' 47(JO 4800 5200 6500 7300 8700
1700 1800 1800 2200 2200 2400
Smith .
Relners
2800 2800
Weiner
600 600
Blanks
^.joo 2400 2400 2400 2400 2400
Wyhun
1000 1000 1000
LOSS
500 1300 3300 5900 10000
700
Blanks
700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700
100 400 600 900 1900 2700 4000 8400
Loss
Total
31100 31100 31100 31100 31100 31100
31100 31100 31100 31100 31100 31100 31100 31100 31100 31100
Total
Songleader
Treasurer
Cheerleader
311 X 100
15551
Quota
i 1
1 • 1
Castillo
I
I
2
3
Erbacher
Fink
9100 9400 9900 10700 Puller
Fredinu .... 1200
Kendlg
Louprette
Hard
2300 2500
Huberts
12600 12600 13100 11200 S t e m m e r
Willis
S c h m i d t .... 3100 3300 4000
Blanks
2800 2800 2800 2800 Blanks
Loss
500 1300 3400 Loss
Total
11501 Total
1
Darfler
3500
Fusco
4500 5600 6100
Gatyas
3500 400
5700 6300. 5900....8500
8301 Loman
V i m m e r s t e d t 5400 6100 6900 7900
400
400
3 Blanks
600 2700 6200
8500 Loss
6200
Total
23000 23000 23000 23000
400
1500
11501
1
1
Niles
Eliminated by preference
11501
Norberg .... 7800
T a n n a t t a .. 9900
4
Blanks
5300
11000
Totals
23000
9100
Cheerleader
100
230
1 — 11501
Quota
1
1
2300
1
2
3900
23000 Dyack
Ide
11100 12000
Young
7300 8100
Blanks
70O 700
Loss
2200
3
15900
Junior M a r s h a l
166 X 100
Quota —
1 + 1
4600
600
1500
23000 23000 23000
159 X 100
Quota — -i- 1 — 7950 Secretary
1 + 1
230 X 100
1
13600
Devitt .
Quota — —
2300
Blanks
1
1
Total
• 1 =
1
+ 1
1
159 X 100
11501
4
2
3
1
4500 5200 6100
Cassevoy
2500
Erter
5300
Goldstein .. 4600 5200 6100 7600
10200 13200 Pollto
4100 4500
6600 6900 7700 8900
6100 6800 Schiro
700
700
700
Blanks
700
500 2400 5800
500
500 Loss
900 2500
Total
23000 23000 23000 23000
23000 23000 Sonjjleader
230 X 100
•Y
1
Quota
Quota —
Secretary
Quota
1
Cushman
15900 Kcliehcr
King
Rockstroh
Blanks
7950 Loss
Total
11501
Quota
—
1 i
ESTABLISHED
230 X 100
230 X 100
7950
+ 1
=
STATE COLLEGE NEWS
Treasurer
President
President
S t u d e n t Association President
Vice-President
864 X 100
864 X 100
Quota —
+ 1 __ 43201 Quota —
+ 1 =
1 + 1
1 + 1
1
45200
"w*wUh
Bctscha, Robert
PAOK a
31100
-|- 1
6
2060
2080
6a
2060
2080
7
8
9
Eliminated
2180
Eliminated
2840
29110
2980
3320
3620
4660
3600
3610
3720
3720
1960
2100
2140
2140
3440
3720
4420
4420
1460
1640
Eliminated
Ell ninated
5880
5980
6280
6221
0221
6221
6221
6221
1180
Eliminated
3920
2640
4760
4520
2840
5500
4980
6260
Eliminated
5900
7500
6221
(1221
6221
6221
6221
6221
6221
6221
3
4
1820
1920
1940
1980
Eliminated
2700
2700
3500
1760
3300
1380
900
5380
3500
1900
3300
1380
900
5480
6221
6221
400
159
31100
400
359
31100
6221
5
1920
2080
2
1780
1700
820
2660
1140
1140
Eliminated
+ 1
10
Elim'd
400
359
400
559
400
799
400
858
400
1438
400
1778
400
2678
400
4496
31100
31100
31100
31100
31100
31100
31100
31100
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PAOI4
STATE COLLEGE NEWS. SATURDAY, MAY B. 1954
C0U£GEr0S
Sowdtil and 4*afoudUu
Campbell Heads
Johnston, Verven
WAA Names
The sororities and fraternities
Chi Sigma Theia: President, Ann
have announced their officers for Tobey '55; Marjorie Kelleher, ViceNext Year's CC
Lead Dramatics, the
coming year. According to President; Secretary, Vivian Schiro New Officers
James Finnen '54, Lynn Lewis has '56; Treasurer, Thomasina Pagan
The Grand Marshal of Campus
been named Potter Man of the '56; Inter-Sorority Council Repre- The leadership of Women's AthMusic Activities Year.
sentative, Beatrice Engelhardt '56; letic Association will be in the Commission for the coming yearhands of Zoe Laurie and Donna will be Philip Campbell '55. Phil
Wtincr,
Mi
Fill
tincr, iviurnanc
Other Council Posts
Dramatics and Art Council and
Music Council have released the
results of their elections of officers
and members for the year 1954-1955.
Fran Verven '55 will be President of
D&A Council, announces Dolores
Donnelly, present President. Madelyn Meier, President of Music
Council, announces that Kay Johnston '55 will replace her as President.
Lee Hughes '57 is to be Secretary
of D&A Council and Alan Weiner
'56 will act as Treasurer. The new
members from the class of 1957 are
Leonore Hughes and Barbara Hungerford.
Barbara Murname '56 will serve
as Treasurer and Carol Gerety '56
as Secretary for Music Council next
year. The new members include:
Marlene Watson '56, Sally Campbell '57, Nora Hanley '57, Raymond
Prindle '57, Ann Kinsler '57, Rita
Hohnke '57, Ann Christine Kunik
'57, and Marilyn De Santa '57.
Maaloe Appointed To
Lead D & A Affiliates
According to Dolores Montalbano
'55, the following people have been
named to serve as officers in the
Dramatics and Art Affiliates for the
coming year. Barbara Maaloe '56,
will serve as President; Mary Jane
Fisher '56, Vice-President; Barbara
Davis '57, Financial
Secretary;
Carole Hughes '56, Publicity Chairman; and Marilyn Erter '56, Tryout Chairman.
Three new members from the
Class of 1957 include:
Marjorie
Jelley, Bruno Rodgers, and Betty
Van Vlack.
Kappa Delta: President, Olga
Komanowski; Vice-President, Mary
Dvorak; Treasurer, Barbara Salvatore; Corresponding Secretary, Jean
Kubas; Parliamentarian, Lorna Galbralth; Rush Captain, Nory Norberg; Chaplain, Ann Bianco; Scholastic Chairman, Lois Reitman;
Recording Secretary, Pat Wilson;
Alumnae Secretary, Ann Gilchrist;
Marshals, Jo Anne Kasmersic, Judy
Stevens; Historian, Sue Cunningham; Songleader, Remsa Salem;
Sports Director, Bobby
Psl Gamma: President, Sylvia
Korab; Vice-President, Evelyn Nuemeister; Recording Secretary, Barbara D e z e n d o r f ; Corresponding
Secretary, Joyce Shelton; Treasurer, Lucie Johns; Social Chairman,
Kathleen Restein; Critic, Carol
Sanders; Chaplain, Elaine Swartout; Representative to ISC, Shirley Haman; Marshals, Peggy Hamilton and Audrey Briggs; House
President, Kathleen Restein; Stewardess, Joyce Shelton.
Press Bureau
Selects Board
The Press Bureau Board has selected seven members of the class
of '57 to fill the vacancies left by
the retiring members. John Hanevy '54, this year's director of the
board, announced the names of the
following new members: Catherine
Clement, Barbara DeMarco, Sheila
Lister, Laura Maresca, Mary Lou
Meiser, Barbara Poulson and Ellen
Sackett. Miss Meiser will serve as
Historian for the board.
Among the functions of Press Bureau is the handling of publicity for
the college, including the sending
of announcements about outstanding student achievements to local
newspapers. In addition, members
act as guides to incoming freshmen
on their interviews at State.
Alumni Secretary, Barbara Poulson
'57; Tactotum, Mary Furner '57;
Songleader, Theresa Barber '56;
Historian, Sheila Lister '57.
Alpha Epsilon Phi: President,
Marilyn Werbalowsky '55; VicePresident, Joan Barnovltz '55; House
Manager and Treasurer, Joyce Diamont '55; Recording Secretary, Terice Kessler '55; Ritualist, Nancy
Peder '55; Rush Captain, Phyllis
Bialow '56; Inter-Sorority Council
Representative, Judith Willen '56;
Songleader, Marilyn Erter '56.
Gamma Kappa Phi: President,
Patricia Finger '55; Vice-President.
Joan Rogers '55; Treasurer, Doris
Mehan '55; Secretary,
Bernice
O'Keefe '56; Corresponding Secretary, Barbara Weinstock '57; Rush
Captain, Jane Whitehurst
'56;
Songleader, Nancy Evans '55; Marshals, Margaret Culligan, Barbara
Davis, Carol Lynes '57.
Beta Zeta: President, Marjorie
Liddell '55; Vice-President, Jan
Katz '55; Secretary, Jane Ann Loman '56; Treasurer, Lucretia D'Andrea '55; Secretary-Treasurer, Henrietta Dufort '56; Marshals, Sondra
Brill '57 and Betty Van Vlack '57.
Phi Delta: President, Ellen Baronas '55; Vice-President, Arline
Grier '55; Treasurer, Gay Gatyas
'55; Marshal. Ella Turner '55; Recording Secretary, Margaret Schmidberger '57; Corresponding Secretary,
Jane Struble '56.
Alpha Pi Alpha: President, Thomas Mullen '55; Vice-President, Custer
Quick '55; Pledge Master, Edward
Rockstroh '56; Recording Secretary,
Archie Westmiller '56; Corresponding Secretary, Thyril Ladd '56;
Treasurer, Carl Reynolds '56.
Kappa Beta: President, Ralph
Moot '54; House President, Ernest
TeBordo '56; Vice-President, Raymond Milnarik '56; Secretary, Richard Anderson '57; Treasurer, Harold
Schwager '56; Junior Member to
IFC, Arnold Newman '56.
Potter Club: President, Robert
Sage '55; Vice-President, Donald
Hughes, the new President and
Veep, who will be assisted by Lee
Hughes as Secretary and Gina Hilfiker, Treasurer. Joan Burguiere
'56, will serve as Office Manager
and Publicity Director will be Yolanda Augiero. Ester Goldstein,
Ann Kammer, and Phyllis Roberts are Coordinators, while Betty
Miller becomes Senior representative. Junior representative is Jean
Hallenbeck and Soph representative
is Sheila Lister. The Honor Council will consist of Zoe Laurie, Donna Hughes, and Edna Standley,
Seniors.
New Officers
For Honoraries
will be assisted by Maura Newman
'56, Treasurer; and Richard Peldman '57, Secretary.
The list of new members of
Campus Commission from the Class
of '56 includes Jane Whitehurst,
Carmen Salduco, Carol Sanders,
Barbara Balinski, and Evelyn Neumeister. Prom the Sophomore class
Richard Anderson, Morton Hess,
Paul Lewis, Barbara Hungerford,
Sheila Stronger, and Sandra Brill
will serve on the Commission.
Mosher Named
Forum s Speaker
Paul Saimond, President of Forum
Board of Politics, announces thac
Clarence Mosher '55, will replace
him as President for next year.
Mary LaPree '55, will act as VicePresident of the organization.
New Board members include Jerry
Cuba '55, Mary Martire '55, Charles
McHarg '56, Charles Nelson '56, and
Richard Clifford '57.
The honorary societies at State
College have announced their officers for next year.
Ann Tobey '55, has been elected
President of Pi Gamma Mu. Walter Rehder '54, will serve as Vicepresident, Frances Shair '55, as Secretary and Pearl Szabo '55, as Treasurer.
The new President of Pi Omega
Pi is Frank Scarzfava '54. He will Sackman Wins Editor
be assisted by William Behuniak
'56, Vice-President; Mary Ricciardi O f 1955 'Primer'Staff
'55, Secretary; Mary-Eileen Doane
Marvin Chernoff '54. retiring Ed'55, Treasurer; and Annrita Bianco
'55, Historian. As the News went itor of Primer, has announced that
to press, other honorary officers Bert Sackman '55 will succeed him
as Editor-in-Chief.
Nancy Evans
were unavailable.
will serve as Literary Editor and
Capuano '55; Treasurer, John Flan- Ann Kunik '55 will act as Busiagan '56; Clerk, Joseph Anderson; ness Manager. Harvey Brody '56
IFC Representative, Sam Krchniak is to be Art Editor.
'56; House Manager, Nelson LaRoe
'55.
Sigma Lambda Sigma: President, Radio Guild Leaders
Jean Rasey announces the folJ. Phillips Campbell '55; VicePresident. Frank Santoro '56; Rush- lowing officers of Radio Council:
master, Tom Shumanski '56; Assist- President, Nancy Feder '55; Viceant Rushmaster, Donald Whitlock president, Harold Schwager '56;
'57; Recording Secretary, Herb Hunt Secretary, Joyce Diamont '55; and
Treasurer, Barbara Bailey '57.
'56; Songleader, Joe Purcell '57.
Start smoking Camels
yourself!
Make the ISO-Day Camel Mildness Test. Smoke
only Camels for ,'iO days sec fur yourself why
Camels' cool mildness and rich flavor agree:
with more people than any other cigarette!
How the
stars
got started.
btate Lo
Sigmund Smith '56, is the recipient of one of the five Arvie Eldred
scholarships given annually by the
New York State Teachers Association to college students preparing
for careers in teaching. Each award
consists of $700.00 i$350.00 yearly for
a two-year period).
These awards to be used during
Junior and Senior college years were
established by the Association to
encourage outstanding students now
preparing for the teaching profession. Thirty-eight New York State
colleges and universities having
teacher preparatory programs submitted one nomination each based
on scholarship, personality, leadership, teaching aptitude and need.
In naming these annual awards
the New York State Teachers Association is honoring Arvie Eldred,
Troy, New York, retired executive
secretary. Dr. Eldred worked for better educational opportunities for
youth and for lifting the status of
teaching.
The recipients of the Arvie Eldred Scholarships are selected during
the second term of the second college year on the basis of scholarship and other factors established
as of the end of the first term of
the second college year. All colleges
in New York State conducting recognized teacher-preparatory programs nominate one student eacli
for an Arvie Eldred Scholarship
based upon need, scholarship, personality, and teaching aptitude. Ann
Tobey '55 won one of the scholarships last year, the first year these
scholarships were awarded.
The Scholarship Committee of the
New York State Teachers Association screens the nominees and
selects the winners by May of each
year. The other tour winners are
from the following colleges: New
Paltz, Plattsburgh, Fredonia Teachers Colleges, and the School of Education. New York University.
The student hospital-medical expense insurance coverage handled
by Art Kapner is renewable and
may be extended through the Summer. The cost of this extension is
$6.90. The period of coverage will
be from June 15 to September 15.
Kapner will be selling policies in
front of Draper, Room 110, on May
17. 18, 20 and 21, from 12 to 1 p.m.
Benelits up to the amount of
$150.00 for each accident or illness
will be available under the following categories: Hospital board and
room, $8.00 per day; $35.00 for Xrays, anesthesia, tests; surgical
treatment, a flat rate of $20.00 per
accident up to $150.00; Medical attention, $3.00 per visit, up to $75.00;
Dental attention, up to $100.00 for
injury to sound, unfilled teeth.
'jyHL
Red Barber says: "I was a
s t u d e n t w o r k i n g my way
through the University of
Florida when I was asked to
be substitute announcer on a
farm program. That got me
a job. In two years, I became chief announcer. My
break in sports came in '34
when I broadcast Cincinnati
Reds g a m e s . Been doing
Major League play-by-play
ever since!"
Cha irmen ToCh oose
Guides For FresSimen
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w o i l nationwide figures* from thu
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C A M E L S AGREE WITH MORE PEOPLE
THAW AMY OTHER. C I G A R E T T E I
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State College Sophomore Receives
One O f Five Eldred A w a r d s
Interviews will be held next week
in the Student Personnel Office for
Junior Guides. Beatrice Engelhardt
and Samuel Krchniak, Sophomores,
Co-Chairmen of the Guides, will
post a schedule for appointments on
the Student Personnel board.
Anyone desiring a little brother
or sister may sign up on I his list
for an appointment date in which
they can be interviewed.
The work of the Junior Guide is
lo acquaint the new freshmen with
tlic workings of State College. This
constitutes writing io the freshmen during summer vacation and
inhuming them ol college lite. After
their arrival at State the Junior
Guides sponsor a reception at which
the Junior Guides have thu opportunity to have their little brothers
uud sisters meet College officials.
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FINAL
XXXVIII NO. 26
Orchestra, Chorus To Present
Annual Spring Concert Tonight
Stokes, Petersen Will Jj Present
Student Council
Musicians In Page Hall Recital
Hears Reports;
This evening Music Council will present its annual
icfc
L ISTS
r*r\rrtmiMAAe
Spring Concert, according to Madelyn Meier '54, President.
V - U m r n i r r e e S Karl A. B. Petersen, Instructor of Music, and Charles F.
Stokes, Professor of Music, will direct the musicians. Page
The agenda for the Wednesday
Hall will be the site of the proceeding, which will comevening Student Council meeting mence at 8:30 p.m. State College students and guests will
included reports from the outgo- hear such groups as the Collegiate Singers, The Statesmen,
ing Council committee heads, ap- Choralettes and the Women's Chorus. Soloists will be
proval of budgets, and appointment Elaine Swartout '56, Robert Stimson and Peter Booke.
of new committee chairmen.
After the old business was discussed Neil Brown '54, President of
Student Council, made a short
farewell speech and Charles Beckwith '55, presided as new President
of the Council.
SIGMUND SMITH
A Student-Faculty Committee under the direction of Robert Betscha
'56, announced the forthcoming
Leadership Conference, set for May
23.
The Conference will include
discussion concerning the general
problems of the school, in which
faculty and leaders of organizaHillel will hold a picnic at That- tions on campus will participate.
cher Park; SCA will present a
Pedagogue requested a $1,000 inspeaker on Tuesday, May 18. Canterbury Club is planning a Corporate crease in its budget. The budget for
1953-54 was $6,300. The increase in
Communion.
On Sunday, May 23. Hillel will the budget is for better photography
hold a picnic at Thatcher Park for and printing. If this budget is apHillel members and all interested proved by Student Association the
State students. Transportation will increase per student would be apbe provided by Hillel. The day will proximately seventy cents, accordfeature closing affairs and the in- ing to Ronald Koster '55, Editor.
stallation of officers, according to
Men's Athletic Association is askPaul Lcwio '57.
ins fur a budget of ol,056.8fl, an InCanterbury Club will hold a meet- crease over its last year's budget
ing Tuesday at 12 noon in Room 211, of $981.00. The increase will be due
announces William Small '56. Presi- to the new program of intra-mural
dent of Canterbury Club. Commit- sports including golf, tennis and
tees have been set up for the Fresh- badminton.
man Reception next fall under the
Council committees appointdirection of Neil Whitehurst '50. A edNew
for next year were: Constitution
Corporate Communion will be held Committee,
Franco '55, and
Tuesday, May 25, at St. Andrew's Clyde PaineEdward
'57;
Student-Faculty
Church at 7 a. m.
Committee, Alan Wiener, Robert
The last SCA meeting will be Betscha, Sophomores, and Frank
held Tuesday in Brubacher at 7:30 McEvoy '57; Assembly Programs,
p. in., reveals Jean Shaw '56, Pub- Ann Vigilante '55; Appointment and
licity Director of SCA. The business Nominations Committee, Thomas
meeting will be followed by a wor- Dixon '55.
ship service; the Reverend Robert
Hughes, the Executive Secretary of
Today's assembly agenda includes
the Albany Federation of Churches, installation of officers, a farewell
will speak on "Finding A Personal speech by the outgoing President,
God On The Campus."
budgets and announcements.
Religious Clubs
Schedule Events
Greeks Schedule
Picnics, Formats;
Receive Pledges
Picnics, banquets and formal
weekends highlight the fraternity
and sorority activities for the weekend.
Alpha Epsilon Phi's formal has
been scheduled for this weekend,
reveals Marilyn Werbalowsky '55.
The formal dinner and dance will
be held tomorrow evening from 7
p. m. to 1 a. m. at the "Crossroads"
in Latham. The "Campus Serenaders" are going to provide music for
the evening. Co-Chairmen are Marilyn Werbalowsky and
Frances
Schair '55. A picnic will be held at
Thatcher Park Sunday afternoon
beginning at 12 noon.
Qappa Beta has scheduled its formal weekend beginning with a banquet at the "Uptown" Restaurant
tomorrow afternoon at 4 p. m. The
formal dance has been scheduled
at the Catalina Lounge from 10 p. m.
to 2 a. m. with Ray Milnarik and
his band offering the musical background. Sunday morning at 10 a.m.
a picnic at Thatcher Park will conclude the weekend.
Arnold Smith '54, President, lists
the following committee members:
Dance and Banquet Chairman, Raymond Milnarik '56; Picnic, Conrad
Meier, Grad.; Decorations, Richard
Tinapp '56; and Chaperones, Gerald
Cuba '55.
Potter Club has scheduled a banquet Sunday, at 6 p.m. at Jack's
iContinued on Page ,i, Column 5)
AD To Present Jacques Deval's 'Tovarich
Next Weekend For Two-Night Run In Page
On Friday and Saturday nights,
May 21 and 22, Dramatics and Art
Council and the Advanced Dramatics class will present the annual
Spring Play. This year's production
is the French comedy Tovarich, by
Jacques Deval. The play will begin
at 8:30 p.m. in Page Hall. Admission will be by Student Tax. The
Advanced Dramatics class has been
in existence since 1919 when it was
created and organized by its present teacher, Professor Agnes E. Futterer.
The urogram will begin with the
Collegiate Singers singing "Salutation To The Dawn" by Mueller,
"Blue Are Her Eyes" by Watts,
"Fire, Fire, My Heart" by Morley
and Scarmolin's "A Man of Words
And Not of Deeds." The Orchestra
will then render "Toccata" by Frescobaldi-Klnder.
'The Creation" by Richter will be
the first presentation of the
Women's Chorus. They will then
sing "Ah, Love, But A Day" composed by Richter, "Abou Ben Adhem" by Dykema and Taylor's
"Shadow March."
"Brothers, Sing On" by Grieg,
"Dedication" by Franz and "Shadow March" by Protheroe will be
presented by The Statesmen. The
Orchestra will then take the Page
Hall stage again to present Gluck's
"Overture to the Ballet Don Juan' "
and "Rondalla Aragonesa (Jota)"
by Granados.
After the intermission the Men's
Glee Club will sing "Men of Harlech" by Riegger, "When All Is
Still" by Miles and Cain's "De Gospel Train." The Choralettes will offer as their portion of the program
"Prairie Mother's Lullaby" by Dleterich, Scott's "Salangadou (Creole
Lament!" and "Roll, Chariot" by
Cain.
The Orchestra will take the stage
lor the last time to present RodgersBennett's "Oklahoma Selection."
The Collegiate Singers will close
the program with Haydn's "The
Heavens Are Telling," from "The
Creation.' "Cherubin Song" by Bortmiansky and finally Handel's "Hallelujah Chorus," from "The Messiah."
Accompanists are George Dunbar
'55, for the Collegiate Singers; Patricia Atwood,
Grad.,
Lucretia
D'Andrea '55, and Susan Garrett
'56, for the Women's Chorus. Acoompanists for Men's Glee Club are
Dunbar and Richard Archambault
'57.
This year's presentation will be
the final one that Miss Futterer will
direct. Through the years, she has
presented many excellent performances, and It is to her that we owe
our present extensive program in
drama. Assisting Miss Futterer will
be Nancy Llghthall '55, Assistant to
me director, James Thompson, sets,
and Dr. Paul B. Pettit, Technical
Director.
The play, Tovarich, concerns a
royal White Russian couple hiding
In Paris. Many humorous incidents
arise as they take positions as maid
and butler In a stuffy French home.
A highlight of the play will be
the dueling scene between Mlkail
and George. This scene is shown in
rehearsal In the photograph on this
page.
The cast lor the play is as follows:
Tatiana, Doris Mehan; Mikail, Arthur Lennlg; Mine. DuPont, Joan
Carlln; M. DuPont, Harry Warr;
George, Donald Duclos; Helene,
Fran Verven; and Gorotchenko,
John Orser. All are Juniors, excepting Warr and Duclos, Seniors. Other members of the cast are Sonia
Bush, John Lalng, Seniors, Martin
Bush, Grud., Don Voelllnger '54,
Arleue Yanks '55, Doris Hagen '54,
and Nancy Lighthall '55.
Myskania Elects
Class Guardians
New members of Myskania for the
year 1954-55 were initiated Tuesday evening. Elections were held
following the Initiation of Myskania officers.
Chairman of Myskania for next
year will be Joan Carlln '55. Assistant Chairman wil be Delores Montalbano; Secretary Mary Battisti;
Zoe Ann Laurie will be Treasurer.
Class Guardians have also been
announced. For the Incoming freshman class, the Class of '58, Delores
Montalbano and Olga Komonawski
will serve as Class Guardians. Ann
Tobey and Robert Sage will be
guardians of the present freshman
class, the Class of '57.
Mary Iavacone and Ronald Koster
will guide the present Sophomore
class, the Class of '56; and Robert
Coan and Mary Battisti will serve
as guardians to the present Junior
class, the Class of '55.
Some of the duties of Class Guardians are as follows: To organize
the freshman class; one guardian
must be present at all class meetings to make the meeting official.