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STATE C O L L E G E N E W S , FRIDAY, MAY 6,
1958
News Views:
Forum To Represent State College Pi Gamma Mu
Bricker Amendment To Curtail
A t Mock Senate; Presents Speaker Lists Officers
PV>rum Board of Politics is partiAll bills passed today, tomorrow
Pi Gamma Mu, National Honor - Presidential Power If Accepted
cipating in the fifth annual Intercollegiate Mock Senate this weekend and is presenting a speaker in
Draper 349, Tuesday, May 17, at 10
am_
The State Capitol Building will
be the scene of the Mock Senate,
Activities included are committee
work, debates and addresses. The
State College delegation under the
chairmanship of Malcolm Rogers
•57 will present a bill to ratee the
W
3EJ£L«Tn«PrtShhLiJr t
nolle beverages from eighteen to
twenty-one unless the'Person o r p e i their are
legal n guardian.
sons
the accompaniment of
and Sunday will be submitted to
the Governor for consideration. A
highlight of the activities will be
the presentation of an Award by
the Freedom Foundation to the
Mock Senate for its work in acquainting students and the public
with the working of our state legislatlve body. The deliberations are
open to all interested faculty and
students.
Delegates to the conference are
Maly L a P r e e '55>C h a r l e s M c H a r g
a n d B a r b a r a salvatore, Juniors, and
a t e s will be Mary
Rogers
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Dominick DeCecco
bacher, Sophomores. Paul Saimond,
Grad, will serve_as the Assistant to
the President of the Mock Senate
Tuesday, May 17, at 10 a.m. in Draper 349, Forum will present Mr. Jonathan Bingham, Secretary to Governor Harriman. Bingham, who has
The State College News has, with worked as Technical Cooperation
the cooperation of Robert Betscha Director of the Point Four Pro'56, Vice-President of the Student gram, will speak on "The Point Four
Association, and the Financial Of Program.'
fice of the College, obtained a list
ing of the student finances up to
the present time,
$3,382.36 is the present surplus
fund, from which initial requests,
authorized by the Student Association, have been drawn during the
year. There is, in addition, $6,000 on
deposit in one bank, and two separate amounts of $3,000 each on deposit in two other accounts,
The Student Facilities Fund of
the Faculty-Student Association has
on deposit in two banks the sum of
$8,448.21 and $8,917.69. This money
was collected some years ago for
the building of a Student Union,
which the State paid for.
There are two other existing funds
and one proposed one. $167.03 remains in a different Student
Facilities Fund and $771 is in a
fund, titled the "Big Four Fund,"
under
the
custodianship
of
the Vice-President of S.A. Today in
assembly, a vote will be taken as to
whether a third fund shall be established, called the All-College
Revue Fund, to consist of the profits from past and future All-College
Revues, to finance such a show each
year,
As of March 31, the four classes
had the following balances: Class of
1955, $681.44; Class of 1956, $647.01;
Class of 1957, $960.98, and Class of
1958, $710.53.
'News' Probes
Student Finances
MUD . . .
(Continued from Page 1, Column 5)
emity Scholarship Award. Ellen C.
Stokes, Dean of Women, will present the Intersorority
Council
Scholarship and announce the Residence Council and Junior Guide appointments. The U.B.E.A. Smend
Award will then be presented by
Milton C. Olson, Chairman of the
Commerce Department.
The classes will then move up under the direction of Linda Niles
'56 and Elizabeth Becker '5,5,
The assemblage will then witness
the tapping of the Myskania members for 1955-56. Announcements
will then be made concerning the
results of the elections for the various organizations on the campus.
Myskania will then announce the
new class officers to be followed by
the announcements of the Student
Association Officers by Coan.
The Recessional will be directed
by Miss Becker. The forming of
numerals on Page Field, the traditional Ivy Speech and the National
Anthem will conclude the morning
festivities.
Albany High Scone Of M i l ) Skit
"Dial M for Minerva," written by
Nancy Evans '55 will be offered at
8 p.m. In the Albany High School
Auditorium. The Ped Cats under the
baton of Clyde Payne will offer musical selections before the show. The
skit concerns the antics of a certain professor giving his famous
lecture with Audio-Visual Aids on
the Highlights of Albany's own State
College.
Immediately upon the conclusion
of the Skit the Traditional Slug will
take place on the steps of Draper.
Miss Niles will conduct the Alma
Mater, and the Traditional Songs.
In case of Inclement weather, the
Sing will be held In the Albany High
School auditorium.
ary Social Science Fraternity, held
a banquet Wednesday at O'Connor's
at which time they inducted sixteen members into the honorary,
announces Ann Tobey '55, outgoing
President. The officers for next year
have also been released.
The new initiates from the Class
of '55 are: Kathryn Johnston, Walter Lawder, H. David Van Dyck and
C. Cynthia Wilson. From the Class
o f - 66 the new members are: GreB°>''° OtmtaL, Claire Delorla, Sally
Manfred Hochmuth, Jr.,
Doody,
Robert Jennings, Frances Monahan,
.._........
.
William Lorraine
Rock,
George Murnane,
Singenberger,
spengler, Andrey Teal, and Virginia
Van Orden. The speaker at the banquet was Dr. Walter Simon, Assistant Professor of History.
The officers for Pi Gamma Mu for
next year are: President, Robert
Jennings '56; Vice-President, Manfred Hochmuth, Jr. '56; Secretary,
Claire Delorla '56; Treasurer, Lorraine Spengler '56.
By M. A. ROGERS
The controversy over the Bricker
Amendment has sprung up anew,
The battle seems to revolve around
the same arguments which were presented last year. The administration holds that the amendment is
,
SorOnf'lBS
.
And
FrdtS
(Continued from Pago I, Column fy)
Club, according to Robert Sage '55,
President: Richard Sonnergreen
'56, Robert Backer, Lewis Carr,
Henry Muller, James Morrissey,
Bruce Willis, Joseph Zizzi, John
Knapp, William Mason, Sophomores;
Henry Aceto, Ronald Alexander,
Peter Barbagelata, Joseph Barton,
Nils Briska, Donald Brennan, Joseph Benton, Robert Bossomworth,
Thomas Briely, Paul Cullen, Ross
Dailey, Emerson Miller, Keith Olson, Bruce Pfaff, Jack Tate, Hallis
Tibbetts, Francis Nencetti, Wendall
Fowler, Ira Goldstein, Ronald
Graves, Wayne Harvey, Tony Kord-
not at all necessary as the constitution Is the supreme law any way
with or without the amendment. I n
light of some recent lower court
decisions it would appear that this
position of supremacy is being questioned; how long before this doctrine will reach the Supreme Court?
The crux of the matter lies mainly in what might be called "legislation by executive agreement or
treaty." A treaty made by the President and ratified by a two-thirds
vote of the Senate can grant to
Congress rights which the Constitution does not. We think, therefore, since treaties "can cut across
the rights given to the people by
the constitutional Bill of Rights,"
such an amendment is quite necessary, The quote, by the way, is from
the speech of a certain J. F. Dulles.
ziel, Richard Kotsi, Austin Leahy,
Thomas Morgan, Donald Mayer,
Harry MUlett, Jack Gibson and Robert Woyton, freshmen.
All Thirteen Reach Quota In Myskania Election;
Men-Women Ratio Remains Same As Last Year
40th Honorary Body Ascends
Steps In Tense Page Ceremony
State
The ratio of men to women will remain the same on
the Senior Honorary Society next year. The women will
maintain their majority of eight, while the men will keep
their number at five.
Mt«'""'""»,
After the classes have "moved up" to their new position, and after "Arm in Arm" has been sung, the traditional tapping ceremony began. A hush fell upon the auditorium while the old Myskania filed into the second row
of seats in preparation for the tapping.
The first members of the out-going group to step
slowly forward were Robert Joseph Coan, President of Student Association, who acted as the speaker and announced
the names of the new members, and Mary Joan Carlin,
Chairman of Myskania, who pinned the new members with
the purple and gold tassles which are the symbol of the
office.
MARY BREZNY was the first member of the 1955-56
Myskania to be chosen by tapping. Her name boomed out
as Robert Allen Sage and Olga Komanowski stopped in the
aisle beside her row in the assembly. Miss Brezny served
as SA Secretary in her Sophomore year and will serve as
Senior Class Vice-President.
Donna Kathleen Hughes and John Franklin Orser
were the second pair to leave the stage. Their slow walk
around the auditorium ended beside MARJORIE ANN
KELLEHER. Miss Kelleher served as Vice-President of the
Sophomore Class and President of the Junior Class. After
Miss Kelleher took her position on the stage, Zoe Ann
Laurie and Ann Christie Tobey tapped the first male member of the new Myskania, who was SIGMUND ARNOLD
SMITH. Smith was escorted to the stage and took his place
as the third member to look out on the sea of excited
and anxious faces. Smith was Vice-President of his class
this year and will be President of the incoming Senior
Class.
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A L B A N Y , N E W YORK, S A T U R D A Y , MAY 7,
1955
LINDA LOU NILES was the sixth woman added to the
Myskania roster. Beckwith and Koster came from the rear
of the auditorium to pause as Coan called the name of
this year's Student Association Songleader, who will occupy seat number eleven.
After Miss Carlin presented Miss Niles with her Myskania tassle and she joined the ranks of the new members,
Miss lacavone and Sage descended into the tense audience
to escort JANE ANN LOMAN to the stage. Miss Loman
was Secretary of the Junior Class and will be the Co-Director of Women's Frosh Camp next year.
The suspense reached its apex as Miss Hughes and
Miss Laurie circled the auditorium twice, carefully searching for the last member to be tapped, AILEEN JANE
COCHRANE, Editor of the State College News.
1$,
Payne Captures
Vice-Presidency;
BradleyVictorious
Tin' classes of 1956. 1957 and 1958
have chosen two men and one woman to lead them. This has been the
pattern for the last two years. Sigtnund Smith was elected in an uncontested election and will serve as
President of the Senior class next
year. To .serve with Smith the class
elected: Mary Brezny, Vice-President; Vivian Schiro, Secretary;
Olina Fusco, Treasurer; Jane Ide,
Cheerleader; Carole Hughes, Publicity- Director. Jean Hageny, Bruce
King, Roberta Stein and Dick Van
Slette will serve on Student Council.
By an overwhelming margin, Robert Betscha was elected President of
Student Association for 1955-1956.
Obtaining 607 votes out of 871 votes
cast, Betscha received nearly threequarters of the ballots.
Clyde Payne will fill the Student
Association Vice-Presidential post
for next year. Coming from behind
David Kendig. Payne won by seven
ballots in the final distribution.
The election for Secretary went
to Mary Bradley in the fifth distribution. She consistently ran ahead
of her nearest competitor. Marilyn
Leach.
Filling the post of SA Songleader
lor the second consecutive year will
be Linda Niles '56, receiving over
half the votes cast.
pleton, Publicity
As the atmosphere became more tense, with the sense
of competition becoming more keen, Miss Battisti and Miss
Montalbano descended into the hushed auditorium to tap
ALAN DONALD WEINER. A prominent entertainer at
State College, Weiner has been active in Student Government as well as Dramatics.
NO.
Eighteen Females,
Th irteen Males
To Take Office
Director.
Joseph
ROBERT BETSCHA
Luff
Assumes
Ped Editorship
As silence fell again, Charles Henry Beckwith and Anderson. Robert Burns. Dominick The Editor-in-Chief of the literannual, the Pedagogue, will be
Orser walked solemnly to the row where MARY JANE De Cecco and David Kendig will ary
Carol Ann Lul't '56, announces reserve
on
Student
Council.
FISHER, Chairman of State Fair this year was seated.
tiring Editor Ronald Koster '55. As-
After circling twice, Miss Laurie and Koster broke the
suspense by tapping the fourth woman, JUDITH ANN
VIMMERSTEDT. Miss Vimmerstedt was active in Dramatics and has been President of Christian Science Organization.
The ninth member tapped was THERESE KATHERINE BARBER. Miss Barber, escorted to the stage by Orser
and Miss Tobey, has been an active member of the State
College Debate' team and has served on Student Council.
VOL. XXXX
Betscha Sweeps SA Presidency;
Classes Elect Smith, Duffy, Hinck
ROBERT FRANCIS BETSCHA, the newly elected President and former Vice-President of Student Association,
was the next to be tapped. Dolores Marie Montalbano and
Ronald Anthony Koster circled to the back of the auditorium before stopping beside Betscha and escorting him (lass of 1957 Elections
to the stage.
Sara Jane Duffy Is the Junior
class President. Serving with her
The new director of Frosh Camp, SAMUEL JOHN will be: Michael Maxian, ViceKRCHNIAK, was fifth to be tapped. Miss Komanowski, de- President; Eleanor Honey, SecreMargaret Williams, Treasurer;
scending once again from the stage, and Mary Arcangela tary;
Mary Lou Fink, Cheerleader; Patrilacavone brought Krchniak to the rostrum.
cia Hall, Songleader; Elizabeth Sta-
The seventh member to be added to the new Myskania
was JOSEPH RICHARD KELLY, tapped by Mary Louise
Battisti and Sage. Kelly has been active in his class and
in athletics, and will be Chairman of State College Athletic Advisory Board next year.
jgmm\
Four New Members of SBF
Student Board of Finance members for next year will be Samuel
Krchniak 56, Jo-Anne Kazmercik
and Trudy Stemmer, Sophomores,
and David Blum, '58. All the preceding are new to the office. The
carry-over will be Jane Whitehurst
'56, elected last year.
sisting Miss Luft will be Jane Whitehurst, Business Manager; Jane Ann
Loman, Photography Editor; Eliza- \.\ Board Elections
beth Ann Vroman, Literary Editor;
Filling the roster of SA offices
and Dorothy Rasmussen, Advertis- will be the two new State College
ing Manager, All are members of Athletic Advisory Board members,
the Class of 1956.
Virginia Hilkiker '56 and Joseph
Members of the Class of 1957 that Swierzowski '57.
will be assisting in the publication
are: Joanu Kazmercik, Art Editor;
Trudy Stemmer and Eileen Sterns.
Photography Editors; Clifford Davis
and John Reiners, Literary Editors;
Eighteen women and thirteen men and Beth Beehler as Business Manwere elected to the various class of- ager.
fices this year.
This year for the first time in
Stall members will include: John
Knapp and William Gillette '57. sevira years, the Interfralernity
Gerald Banfleld, Donald Rice, Jo- Scho' irship Cup for the iraternity
seph Barton. Michael Brennan, with he highest academic average
Publications Release
Donald Blndrim, and Charles Will- is awaided to Alpha Pi Alpha, anscy. The latter arc members of the nounces Dean Lanford. The men of
Stiff Appointments
this fratTiilty maintained an averClass ol' 1957.
age of 2.51, as against that of 2.58
At a regular meeting of the Stale
of Kappa Beta, 2.48 of E. E. Potter
College News Hoard Tuesday evening, promotions were made to the Scholastic Honorary Club, and 2.43 of Sigma Lambda
Sigma. The cup is a contribution
newspaper stall', states Allien Cochof a number of recent graduates
rane '56, Editor-in-Chief.
Chooses Members
and will be awarded annually until
Promotions in the SporUs DepartSix new members from the Class one fraternity receives it three
ment include Herald Birr and Paul
at which (joint it will become
Dainmer. freshmen, as Sports Desk of 1955 and twelve members of the times,
the permanent |X)ssession of that
Editors. Mary Ann Sehoflhauber Junior Class have been accepted fraternity.
and Rita Lainboglia, Sophomores, Into Signum Laudis, the scholastic
were elected to the position of Co- honorary society of State College.
The two per cent of 1955 to be Ai:iMil Repeals Win
Buslness-Advertising Editors. AddiDean Stokes announces that Altions to the Editorial stall include named by President Collins today
Jeanette Pietrantoni '5(1 and Ann are William Behunlak, George pha Epsilon Phi Sorority again has
Cochran. Edward Cornell, Walter won the Intersorority Scholarship
Nelson '57.
Sheila Lister '57, Editor-in-Chief Lawder, Mary Martlre and Keith Cup, having maintained an average
of 2 837. Runners-up in the scholof the State College Freshman Russell.
The first four per cent of the astic competition are: Gamma KapHandbook, announces additions to
this editorial stall'. Michael Maxian Junior Class were selected. They pa Phi, 2.773; Kappa Delta, 2.734;
and Betty Rue Van Vlaek, Juniors, are: Robert Betscha, Janet Burt, and Chi Sigma Theta, 2.733.
will be seated behind the remaining Barbara Dezendorf, B. Merldeue
Junior Editors' desks. Sophomores Pox, Barbara Gltlow, Eleanor Gold- Dean Releases Guide Chairmen
appointed to the stall' will Include: man, Jane Loman, Frances MonaThe Chairmen of the Junior
Mary Forman, Eleanor Roney, Rich- han, Barbara Moore, Hignnuul Guides will be Nancy Schneider and
ard Suiter, Matthew Ostoyich, Ma- Smith, Dorothy Studley and Whit- Joseph Tagged, according to Dean
rie Carbons and Elizabeth Stupleton, son Walter.
Stokes.
Class of 1958 Klections
Richard Hinck was victorious in
a very close race tor Sophomore
class President. The other officers
are: Joseph Barton. Vice-President;
Susan Faille, Secretary, Keith Olson. Treasurer. Beverly Ross, Cheerleader, Mary Ann Kuskowski, Publicity Director. Ronald Alexander,
Marilyn Leach, Gail Petty, and John
Stefano will serve on Student, Council.
A P A , AE Phi
Win Honor Cups
rAaia
STATE COLLEGE NEWS. SATURDAY,
MAY
7,
1955
•TATS COLLKOB NEWS. SATURDAY,
Student Association
Quota s=
871 x 100
+ 1 = 43551
Quota
1 4- 1
Total
Student Board of Finance—1958
1 + 1
1
26100
12300
7700
16200
7100
7900
9800
Vice-President
Total
Quota =
+ 1 — 43551
=
1
60700
20500 Bradley
5900 Crawford
Harter
87100 Leach
Petty
Vigilante
Blanks
Losses
Betscha
Kelly
Blank
8710O
la
27700
12500
8700
17400
9100
9800
1900
87100
9800
9800
5700
9800
9700
9800
14400
Aceto
5
Alexander
49200 Blum
Dettmer
Lorrichio
Patton
Rice
Blanks
9800 Loss
28100
87100
87100
87100
87100
2
3
30000 32300
13100 14800
4
37800
18700
25100
20500
1
24200
1 • 1
2
3
4
5
24300 25100 27200 29000
Eliminated by preference
27200 27700 29400 32400
7200
7600
8500
4000
27000
44400
7000
3200
3100
6500
7000
7400
16100 16100 16100 16100 16100 16100
1300 3200
5900
9600 26600
Total
87100
Student Board of Finance—1957
87100
87100
la
2
3
Senior Class R e p r e s e n t a t i v e
33100 37100
14900
871 x 100
31600 37800 55900
Quota =
+ 1 = 43551
1 + 1
6000 6000 600O
1500 6200 25200
1
2
Hilflker
34900 51000
87100 87100 87100 87100 House
34300
Blanks
17900 17900
Loss
18200
Total
Songleader
Total
87100
Anderson
Clifford
871 X 100
DeCecco
Quota =
+ 1 — 43551
Forman
Hess
1 + 1
Kazmercik
1
2
Stemmer
Ogrodnik
27700
Blanks
Swierzowski
42800 57300 Loss
Blanks
16600 16600
Loss
13200 Total
Junior Class Representative
87100 Total
87100
Myskania Recommended
+ 1 = 43551
Recommended Quota—435
1
21800
45200 Betsch
14100 Fisher
6000
Krchniak
87100 Loman
Lister
Niles
Ross
Blanks
Total
868 X 1000
=
1 =
Yes
No
Blanks
Elected Automatically
585
133
150
678
81
109
521
191
156
1
109000
16000
91000
54000
14000
16000
9000
4000
76000
39000
26000
7000
8000
36000
13000
13000
89000
30000
21000
55000
la
86801
16812
91000
55421
15015
17218
9000
4406
84526
40015
27421
7000
8000
38030
13203
13203
89000
30609
21812
55609
lb
86801
17088
86801
55467
15061
17632
9092
4452
85722
40245
27697
7000
8092
38628
13203
13203
89000
30701
21950
55609
Wciner
73000
74624
75130
Whitehurst
Loss
Blanks
40000
40203
72
29000
40341
85
29000
Total
29000
1
2
3
Eliminated by preference
8200
Eliminated by preference
15200
15900
17400
8900
10100
16500
17300
18800
16600
17800
20300
21700
21700
21700
4300
8900
22500
26800
21700
16100
87100
87100
87100
87100
4
871 x 100
Quota —
Engelhardt
Krchniak
Salvatore
Total Schiro
Shippingrover
Blanks
868
Loss
868
868 Total
i 1 - 43551
1
1
la
16800 18600
29800 30600
11700 11900
5200
10400 11400
13200 13200
1400
• 1
2
21000
34700
13200
J
24600
38500
13200
5000
13200
10800
13200
23000
87100
87100
87100
87100
87100
4
50900
Myskama
86801
9 + 1
Barber
Barnhart
Brezny
Cochrane
Devine
Engelhardt
Erter
Hughes
Kelleher
Kelly
King
Luft
Maaloe
Niles
Price
Scordato
Smith
Stein
Swartout
Vimmerstedt
87100
+ 1 — 43551
87100
Student Board of Finance—1956
1 + 1
•Quota
87100
1 - 1
871 x 100
Quota =
87100
Quota =
Athletic Advisory Board
1
30700
11700
28800
9900
6000
Kendig
McEvoy
Payne
Taggart
Blanks
Losses
6
871 x 100
+ 1 = 43551
1 + 1
lc
86801
17136
86801
55539
15109
17728
9116
4452
85938
40557
27985
7000
8092
38868
13227
13251
86801
30749
22142
55657
75490
40413
148
29000
2
86801
17136
86801
55539
16109
17728
9319
2a
86801
17144
86801
55553
16119
17766
9321
3
86801
17144
86801
59553
16119
17766
9321
4
86801
17144
86801
59553
17119
17766
9321
86801
17144
86801
59553
19119
17812
86801
17144
86801
60553
22119
17812
86801
17144
86801
61553
22119
18814
86801
8a
86801
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86801
10
86801
11
86801
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86801
14a
86801
14b
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86801
86801
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23270
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64880
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23426
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67083
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81681
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86801
88699
86801
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24653
87187
40557
29985
7000
8092
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13227
13251
86801
30749
22142
55657
75490
40413
148
29000
86801
40599
30005
7000
8096
38944
13227
13255
86801
30761
22166
55661
75532
40419
226
29000
86801
40599
30005
86801
40645
31005
86801
40848
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86801
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32005
86801
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35005
86801
46097
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86801
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35137
86801
47468
39197
86801
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86468
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40946
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30761
22166
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76532
40419
226
29000
40948
14227
14255
86801
30761
23166
55661
78580
41419
226
29000
41950
14227
14301
86801
32761
23190
55661
81580
41419
1226
29000
44950
46153
46247
46535
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51827
60945
77410
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86801
86801
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32761
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55685
83580
41419
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29000
86801
33807
26393
55685
86630
42419
2226
29000
86801
34807
28439
56777
88630
43419
2226
29000
86801
35035
28547
56849
86801
43623
2375
29000
86801
37083
31752
60076
86801
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29000
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34987
61303
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50866
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29000
86801
42470
86801
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66626
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55167
5630
29000
68628
86801
59647
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29000
70050
86801
62183
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29000
83074
86801
8448(1
86801
87885
86801
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28702
29000
32806
29000
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29000
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86801
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Service Groups Director Names Radio Group
Elections Name New Counsellors Votes Sgambati
Staff Directors and A d m i n i s t r a Counsellors for Men's Frosh
Wcmen Leaders tion
Guild Leader
C a m p have been released by Sam
Two campus service organizations
have elected officers for the 19551956 year. Student Union Board and
the re-organlzcd Smiles group met
last week to chaw up their new olf leers.
T h e following officers for Studeni
Union Board were elected last S u n day, reports Alice O'Neill '55, this
year's Chairman, The C h a i r m a n s h i p
will be idled by Jean Ciimpagano
'56. Assisting Miss C a m p a g a n o will
be Michael Maxlan '57, V i c e - C h a n man. Suzanne Lleberinan '58 Is thu
new Secretary,
Elaine Swartout '50, C h a i r m a n ol
Smiles, releases that o r g a n i z a t i o n s
'55-'50 officer*. Serving as President,
will be Mary Knight '57; Vlce-Piesidenl, Margaret Williams '57; Secretary,
Marilyn
Chenlield
'57;
Treasurer, Joan Human '57, Publicity Director, J o h n Reiners '57; Coordinator Albany Home, J o h n Minon '58; Co-ordinator
Neighborhood House, Joyce Shelton '56.
Krchniak '56, Director. Frosh Ciunp
will be held September 16 to 18 at
Orinsekwa-Sonnlkwa, W a r n e r ' s Lake.
Staff Directors are Joseph Anderson, Athletics; Clyde P a y n e , P r o gram; Horace Crandell, W a t e r f r o n t ;
Michael Maxlan, C a m p Store; Jtimc.,
Sweet, Head Counsellor;
Sophomores, and Custer Quick, .Steward,
'55. Administrators of t h e c a m p a i r ;
David Kendig '57, T r e a s u r e r ; and
Cieruld
Banfleld
'58,
Secretary.
Counsellors a r e : Whltsoll Walters,
David Kleinke, Willard Moused, Livingston Smith, and Joseph Kelly,
Junior.-.. Also, Duincnick DeCecco,
Richard Erbacher, Robert Backer,
J a m e s Lockhart, Leon Ogrodnik, P.
Randell Dudley, Joseph Taggeri
J a m e s Smith, Robert Burns, Frank
McEvoy. ami Richard Sailer, Sophomores. Freshmen who will serve us
Counsellors are:
Robert Hossoniworth, Joseph Burton, Joseph K h u n ,
Ronald Alexander, Lloyd Seymour,
J o h n Slelaiio, Paul .Sloaiul, J a m ' s
Fitaslmmons, Ross Duiley, Henry
Aceto, Warren Letb, Donald Mayer,
David Blum, Roger H u n t , and Peter
McGulrk.
T h e retiring President of Radio
Guild, Nancy Feeler '55, releases the
following list as officers-elect of
Radio Guild:
President,
Emella
Sgambati '57; Vice-President, Harold Schwager '56; Secretary, Barbara Bailey '57; and Treasurer, Animbelle Persi.-o '57.
The C h a i r m a n ol Associates will
be Phyllis Huicl '57, other Associates including Jesse Vies '57, and
Iroiii the Class ol 1958, Nelll Havens. Bruce Clark and J o a n Shtilell
N c u h elected Council members
arc Miss Havens and Clark.
Seniors Choose Junior
Marshals, Counsellor
STATE COLLEGE NEWS
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VOL. X X X X
1959
PAOI M
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No. 12
May 7, 1955
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published every Friday of the College year by the NEWS Board for thu Student
Association.
AIMSKN COCHRANE
Editor-! i-Olilef
.
CAROL ANN LUFT
Editor
- I'Ullll a Managing
ESTHER GOLDSTEIN
Relations Editor
FRANCES MONAIIAN
Huslness- Advertising Editor
NANCY SCHNEIDER
Circulation Editor
.
RONALD LACKEY
Executive Editor
.
JOANNE MOORE
Consultant Editor
1MAKCIA LAWRENCE
Assoolutu
Editor
MATTHEW OSTOYICH
Assoolate Editor
.
RICHAHD SAUER
Associate
Editor
.
(I II I OKU DAVIS
FiMlurr 1 ,lllm
JOSEPH SWIERZOWSKI
Spurts Editor
ARNOLD NEWMAN
. Ju ilur Sports
Editor
DOROTHY HAHMUSSEN
Junior
1957
317 X 100
Quota —
+ 1 — 43551
871 x 100
Quota =
1958
871 x 100
871 X 100
7,
Class Tabulations
Student Board O f Finance:
Secretary
President
MAY
Sports Editor
JOHN KNAI'P
Staff I'hotographcr
All communications should be addri'.-sed to the edilur uml inusl bu sinned Nanus
will be withhold on roquest The STATE COLLEQE NEWS assumes mi responslbilny lea
opinions expressed In Us columns ur communications, as such expressions do not
<)n Monday Ihe Senior Class voted necessarily reflect its views.
lor Ihe J u n i o r Marshals and Allli.lliii Counselor. John Orser '55, PresUONAI.I) I ,\( K I V
issl„. i.iilm
ident ol the Senior Class, reports
Members ol Myskania aided in the publication ol ibis issue.
thai Robert Betscha and Linda
Niles will be the marshals. Mary
llaltisli '55 was elected to the position ol class counselor.
1956
President
245 X 100
+ 1
15851
Quota
1 + 1
=
+ 1 =
Total
Vice-President
Barton
Corcoran
Dunham
Pelio
Fitzsimmons
LaFalce
Blanks
Loss
1
12900
6000
2800
1800
5100
1700
1400
Total
Secretary
Betros
Bradley
Cantor
Faille
Blanks
Loss
1
2
3
9300
10500 13900
10600 14000 22900
1300 1300 1300
2500 7500
Duffy
McEvoy
Blank
1
14300
8000
2200
Total
24500
31700 31700 31700
Vice-President
1400
200
13800 15100 18400
6700 7100 8500
3100
6300
7100
1400
400
1400
1000
1400
3400
31700 31700 31700 31700 31700
1
2
Disqualified
Eliminated by Preference
7700
11700 W700
12300 12300
4700
Total
Publicity Director
1
2
Alward 4500 4500
Bruno 3300 3500
Fusco
6000 6400
Ku'k'ki 6300 6700
Mayer 2200 2300
Seym'r 3300 3500
Sch'der 1500
White 2700 2800
100
Loss
Blanks 1900 1900
31700 31700
3
5000
3600
6700
7100
Davis ....
Maxi»n
Blanks
1
7900
14100
2500
Total
24500
3
13200
6200
2800
2000
5900
4
5
6
7
8
5600 6500 7200
4000
7200 8100 9100 11100 14600
7300 8000 9OO0 10500
Treasurer
Total
Secretary
Hungerford
Roney
Blanks
Loss
Total
24500
Publicity Director
4000 4100 4200
Culligan
Ferrara
2900
Staplcton
500 1600 3000 4500 8200 15200
1900 1900 1900 1900 1900 1900 Blanks
Loss
Total
Total 31700 31700 31700 31700 31700 31700 31700 31700
Songleader
Cheerleader
1
Ross
24300
Blanks
7400 Hall
O'Connor
31700
Blanks ....
Total
4
2
Treasurer
1
Total
Fowler
7200 7900
Liermoe
6600 8100 10300
Olson
10500 11800 15200 '040 () Cheerleader
Petcoff
5400
Blanks
2000 2000 2000 2000 Fink
1900 4200 9300 Blanks
Loss
15900 Schiro
3400 Blanks
1
15800
3500
Total
19300 Total
19300
Vice-President
193 X 100
Quota =
1- 1 = 9651
1 + 1
193 X 100
Quota —
+ 1 — 9651
1 + 1
1
16500 Fusco
2800 Blanks
1
16700
2600
Total
19300 Total
19300
Director
193 X 100
S t u d e n t Council
+ 1 = 9651
1 + 1
1
193 X 100
Quota —
+ 1 — 3861
4 + 1
1400
9900
1
la
lb
2
5600
2600 2688 2697
2400 Coogan
Hageny
3300 3564 3572 4396
2
Total
19300 Kelleher—Eliminated by Preference
Kelly—Eliminated by Preference
16800 Cheerleader
King
5000 3861 3861 3861
2400
193 X 100
Krchniak—Eliminated by Preference
Quota =
1- 1 = 9651
Stein
3600 3732 3740 4343
5300
Van Sleete .. 3800 3932 3861 3861
1 + 1
Vimmerstedt—Elim. by Preference
1
24500 Idc
1000 1000 1000 1000
15400 Blanks
523
569 1839
Blanks
3900 Loss
1
2
3
6500 8600
6300
8800 10500 14500
2900 2900 2900
2500 7100
24500 24500 24500
1
13300
Total
19300 Total
19300 19300 19300 19300
PsychologyClub,
Religious Clubs
ACS Affiliates Select Leaders
Pick Candidates For Coming Year
8600
2600
Two recently formed organizations
on t h e S t a t e College c a m p u s have
chosen their officers for the 195524500 1956 school year. A s t u d e n t affiliate
group of t h e American Chemical
Society, newly formed, and Psy1
chology Club, organized last year,
19100 have filled their posts of lead5400 ership as a result of recent elections.
For A.C.S., Marvin Goldstein '56 will
24500 serve as C h a i r m a n , while Robert
31700 31700 31700 31700 Total
Total
Woodrow will be Vice-Chairman,
and Audrey Briggs '57, SecretaryTreasurer. Dr. Richard Spaulding
was selected as the group's Faculty
Advisor.
245 X 100
Psychology Club h a s elected the
i- 1 = = 4901
Quo a =
following slate of officers: Presi4 -! 1
dent, Eric Buck '57; Vice-President,
8
7a
J o a n Reul "58; Secretary, Mary
•» 3
6
7
5
41)
la
1
1
Bullock '58, and Treasurer, J a c k
Anderson ... .. 3300 3300 331)0 3700 3708 3773 3995 4726 5927 4901 4901
Officers for the coming school Ertle '58.
. 1200 1600 1700 2000 2001 2O01 2401 250G
Bernstein
year have been released by the hon. 4200 4200 4900 5000 4901 4901 4901 4901 1901 4901 4901 orary societies in their respective
Burns
academic fields. K a p p a Phi Kappa.
. 1900 1900 1900 1900 1913 1973 2079
Carbone
Professional Education F r a t e r n i t y ,
2987
3392
3612
4322
2567
2057
2012
2000
2000
1900
.
1800
DeCecco
and Pi Omega Pi, Professional Bus. 1300 1400 1400
Kazmercik
iness Education F r a t e r n i t y recently
. 4500 4600 4600 5200 5200 4901 4901 4901 4901 1901 4901 held their a n n u a l elections and seKendig
lected the following leaders: Kappa
Forum ol Politics and Debate
1600 1700 1700 1700 1708 1758
Lockhart
Phi K a p p a , President, Marvin Gold- Council convened recently to adopt
Swierzo'ski . 1100 1100
stein '5; Vice-President,
Harvey a slate of officers for the coming
. 800
Taggert
Brody;
Secretary,
Richard
Van school year.
Slcele; Treasurer, Ernest TeBordo;
Van Vlack . 1600 1000 1801) 1800 1807 1822 2227 2530 2830 3020
Mary LaPree '55, retiring F o r u m
Chairman,
reports
that
. 1200 1200 1200 1200 1200 1200 1200 1200 1200 1200 1200 Historian, Manfred Hochmuth and Board
Blanks
50 114 229 749 1349 1965 4275 Faculty Sponsor, Dr. Allan F. Rose- Charles McHarg '56 will succeed h e r
Loss
brock.
as C h a i r m a n , and that Charles Nel.
Pi Omega Pi President, William son '56 will serve as Vice-President
24500 24500 14500 '4500 : 4500 24500 24500 '•1500 24500 24500 24500 Shlpengrover; Vice-President, J o h n of the organization. New Board
Total
F l a n a g a n ; Secretary, Vivian Schiro; members a r e :
Dominiek DeCecco
Treasurer, Deloris Price; Historian. and Richard Erbacher '57. Serving
Archie Wesi miller and Editor, Au- a.- Advisor will be C a t h e r i n e Newdrey Teal.
bold of ihe Social Studies Department,
Phyllis Bialow '56, President oi
317 X 100
Debate Council, lists Ihe fuluiwing
6341
Quota
' 1
J u n i o r s as new members of the
4 •(• 1
Council: Sondra Schecli r, Theresa
8
Barber, Shirley Allen. Linda Nlleli
lia
I
In
:•
3
I
•>
»"
International Film Group, a re- and J e a n Hageny.
11500
6341
6341
6341
6341
113II
6341
6341
6341
6341
6341
cently formed organization contrib •
Alex'der
uting to dramatic arl on canipu..,
60(1 776
776
Ciiiin'haiii
and Dramatics and Arl Afliliules
21(H) 2320 2320 2-120 2420 2420 2420
Del t n i c r
have released Ihe list ol leaders fur
2800 3328 3428 3672 3672 3716 3716 3804 3804 4504
Lalle>
next year.
3500 4556 4800 4844 1844 5144 5144 678K 6341 6341 6341
I.ca.-h
T h e following officers of D r a m a New officers for Residence Coun190(1 2340 2340 241(1 2984 3472 317'! 3716 37 III 4624 (1288 lies and Arl Affiliate.') have been
Pet I j
cil and C o m m u t e r s Club have been
elected:
resident,
Mary
Furrier
'57;
1)00 121)3 1208 1452 laft'J
Rice
T h e new
Residence
Vice-President, Marjorie Jelley '->7. announced
110(1 1364 1364 1364
Sal/
Secretary. Marilyn Leach '58; Treas- Council President will be J a n e Ide
3000 5440 5510 5540 5828 6401 6341 6341 6341 6341 6341 urer, Richard Feldmun '57; Try-oul f>(>. stales K a l h y Western '55. The
Slitanii
C h a i r m a n , Barbara Davis '57; Pub oilier officers, including Judicial
•Hit) 444
S/.al'ek
la My Director, Lloyd Seymour '58 Board, Will be elected at their first
170(1
2140
214(1
2140
2428
2572
2572
2722
2772
Vigilante
T h e new officers of the Inieriia- meeting a l t e r Moving-Up Day.
1300 1300 1300 1300 1300 1300 1300 1300 1300
Blanks
C o m m u t e r s Club officers will be:
II
il Film Group are: President,
143 143 187 331 331 394 638 1085 2241) 501(9H a n n a Wilier! '56; Cinematic Dir- President, Nancy Gade '57; ViceLoss
ector, Arthur Lennig '55; Treasurer, President, Patricia Roscoe '58; Secretary, Helen Cassavaugh '50.
31700 31700 3170!) 31700 31700 31700 31700 31700 31700 31700 31700 William DcAlluesume '56.
Total
Student Council 1957
Treasurer
Brezny
Blanks
9900
Quota =
11700 15800
2900 2900
5800 Dalbac
Hughes
24500 24500 S t e a r n s
Blanks
1
9900
12200
2400
+ 1 = 9651
1 + 1
Smith
Blanks
Publicity
1
DeSanta
Williams
Blanks
Loss
Quota =
1 + 1
President
Aceto
Blum
Hinck
Blanks
Loss
193 X 100
-f 1 = 9651
Quota
1 + 1
President
Secretary
193 X 100
12251
Kappa Phi Kappa,
Pi Omega Pi,
Announce Heads
Forum, Debate
Elect Leaders
Student Counci I 1958
Film Group, D& A
Release New Officers
Ide, Gade To Head
Campus
Groups
The officers of Hlllel a r e : President, Norman Arnold; Vice-President, Marilyn Goolman; Secretary,
Ida Cicelsky; and Treasurer, Paul
Lewis. All are members of t h e Class
of 1957, reports Harvey Brody '56,
President.
Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship
will be headed by Ann K a m m e r '56,
re-elected President. Vice-President
will be Lee Hazeltine '57; Prayer
Secretary, G e n e Arnold '56; Secretary, Alma Webster '57; Treasurer,
Frances Ireland '57; and Publicity
Director, K a t h e r i n e Monsees '57.
C a n t e r b u r y Club has selected the
following officers for t h e coming
year: J o a n Van Dusen, President;
Mary F o r m a n , Vice-President '57;
Mary Bullock, Secretary; J o a n Reul,
Treasurer; R u t h Bonesteel, Parliam e n t a r i a n ; and Ann Hitchcock,
Publicity Director, all from the Class
of '58.
Filling the post of President of
Newman
Club will be
Bernice
O'Connor '57. Assisting h e r will be
Tony Scordato, Vice-President, '56;
Elizabeth Stapleton, Secretary; and
Betty Gaiss, Treasurer, '57.
Battisti Wins Award;
Horwitz Heads DE
Dr. Milton Olson of the Commerce Department reveals that the
first UBEA-Smead Award given to
the outstanding Senior student m a joring in business education has
been presented to Mary Louise B a t tisti '55. The award consists of a
professional
membership in
the
f i iled Business Education Associat e d , an affiliate of the NEA, and a
leather, engraved binder c o n t a i n in ' is. u -, of the Business Education
F a r m for one w a r . Mary was chosi n lor the award by the faculty of
the Commerce Department and the
• i siiH---. education supervisory staff
in ihe Milne High School. She e a r n c I the award by the excellence of
her scholastic work and the quality
an.: amount ol her other college ac11, ities.
Al o in (he commerce Held (he
i ; i t r , b . live Education Club lists its
, i n . e i s for the 1955-11)56 year. In
ihe office ol President is Irwin Horwitz 56; Vice-President, Edson T r a vis '57; Secretary, J o a n Lopat '56;
Treasurer, Josephine DiNolo '56;
Publicity Director, Livingston Smith
'56; and Sheila Stangeu '50, Historian.
PAOB4
STATB C O L L E G E N E W S . S A T U R D A Y . MAY 7 , 1 8 5 5
Original Show
Director Lists
ft/ext IjeoA. With Ike QiezU Devine, Murnane
New Counsellors Will Highlight Seven sororities a n d t h r e e frater- Coogan; Secretary, Helen H a g e n a h ; Direct Dramatic*,
nities have released a listing of t h e i r Treasurer, Merldene F o x ; Assistant
officers for t h e coming fall s e m - S e c r e t a r y - T r e a s u r e r , S a n d r a Brill; Music Councils
For Frosh Camp nite s Festivities ester.
T h e list does n o t include t h e
T h i s evening's MUD show will be
presented a t 7:15 p.m. a t Albany
High School, reports Alan Weincr
'56, Director of the show. T h e original skit, "Dial M for Minerva,"
was written by Nancy Evans '55.
T h e Assistant Director is Marie D e Counsellors from t h e Class of 1956
vine '56.
are: M a r g a r e t Coogan, Mary J a n e
Fisher, Olina Fusco, J a n e I d e , M a r - T h e cast of the skit, whose theme
Jorie Kelleher, J o a n Lopat, L i n d a is "Class of '59 goes to Orientation
Niles, B a r b a r a Salvatore, a n d J a n e Class," includes Weiner, first p r o W h i t e h u r s t . Alternates are Aileen fessor; Laura Bruno '55, C h i n a C o c h r a n e a n d Carol Sanders.
m a n ; Mary Ann Jolinpoll, Arlene
Yanks,
Seniors, R u t h F a i r b u r n '56,
F r o m t h e Class of 1957, Counsellors a r e : R o b e r t a Dypa, Lenore a n d Marjorie Jelly '57, Counsellors;
Hughes, J o a n n Kazmercik, Betty Miss Devine, Museum Guide; MorKing, Nancy Schneider,
J e a n n e ton Hess, P h a r o a h ; J a m e s LockS m i t h , Trudy Stammer, J u n e S t u d - h a r t , Dinosaur, Sophomores; Miss
ley, a n d M a r g a r e t Williams. Alter- Yanks, student teacher; Miss Evans,
n a t e s a r e Marilyn D e S a n t a a n d second professor; Marilyn Erter '56,
Elizabeth Stapleton.
third professor.
T h e Class of 1958 will be r e p r e sented by Helen Betner, Shirley
Blowers, Marie Detmer, Sally H a r ter, Eileen Lalley, Marilyn Leach,
P a t r i c i a M c G r a t h , Mary J a n e Meara,
Mary Shelton, a n d A n n Vincent. Alt e r n a t e s are Alice Lockwood a n d
A notification of t h e officers of
Beverly Ross.
C a m p u s Commission for t h e ensuing
year comes from Elizabeth Becker
'55, present Grand Marshal, stating
t h a t her successor is to be Carol
S a n d e r s '56.
Uver
As Director of Women's F r e s h m a n
C a m p , Elaine S w a r t o u t '56, will be
assisted by J a n e Anne Loman, Ass i s t a n t Director; B a r b a r a H u n g e r ford, Secretary; a n d S a r a J a n e Duffy, Treasurer.
ISC Representative, J e a n n e S m i t h .
results of E d w a r d Eldred P o t t e r
Club's election. Their officers will
be elected tomorrow. Edward Eldred
Potter Club's a n n u a l award to t h e
o u t s t a n d i n g male m e m b e r of t h e
Senior Class goes to David Borden.
Sanders To Guide
Chi
Sigma
Theta:
President,
Campus CommissionThomasina
P a g a n ; Vice-President,
Hilfiker To Preside
W A A Sports
Officers of Women's Athletic Association recently elected a r e : P r e s ident, G i n a Hilfiker; Vice-President,
J o a n B u r g u i e r e ; Treasurer, Nancy
Schneider; Office Manager, Sheila
Lister; Secretary, Alice Lockwood;
Co-ordinators, Patricia Gearing, Lee
Hazeltine, a n d Carol H u g h e s ; P u b licity Director, B u r n e t t a Bromfield;
Class R e p r e s e n t a t i v e s : 1956, Olina
Fusco; 1957, Anna Arvantides; and
1958, Alice Meyer.
T h e positions of Secretary and
Treasurer will be filled by Patricia
Gearing '58 and Sondra Briggs '57,
respectively. New members include:
Myrna Lande '57 and from t h e Class
of 958, Patricia Gearing, Barbara
McDonald, Patricia Roscoe. Margaret McNeill, William DeGroat,
Robert Bossomworth, a n d Alan Levine. Alternates are Donald Howard
'57, Joseph Barton a n d Beverly P e t coff '58.
Barbara M u r n a n e ; Secretary, Mary
F o r m a n ; Treasurer, Shiela Lister;
ISC Representative, S a r a J a n e Duffy •
the new officers of D&A Council
K a p p a B e t a : President, Livingston are: President, Marie Devine '56;
S m i t h ; Vice-President, Richard E r - and Treasurer, Nancy Schneider '57.
bacher; Secretary, J a m e s Loricchio; A new member is David Blum '58.
Treasurer, J o h n Horner; Historian,
Joseph Connors; I F C Senior R e p r e Kazmercik To Pilot
sentative, Dominick DeCecco.
Sigma Lambda Sigma: President,
William
Small;
Vice-President,
Maurice Bouvier; Recording Secretary, Robert Kopecek; Corresponding Secretary, J o h n Gauquie; T r e a s urer, Anthony Olivero; I F C Senior
Representative, Richard V a n Slette;
IFC Junior Representative, Alan
H u t c h i n s o n ; Historian, Edgar Allen.
G a m m a K a p p a P h i : President.
Jane Whitehurst;
Vice-President,
Ann R y a n ; Recording
Secretary.
Carol Lynes; Corresponding Secretary, Ann Poulin; Treasurer. Lillian
Alpha Pi Alpha: President, EdGregory; I S C Representative, Bar- ward
Rockstroh;
Vice-President.
bara Hungerford a n d J u n e S t u d - Whitson Walter; Recording Secreley.
tary. Donald Murdock; Corresponding Secretary, Robert Hyde; I F C
Thomas
Hoppy;
Beta Z e t a :
President, Patricia Representative,
Atwoocl; Vice-President, Margaret Treasurer, Paul Polito.
Student Publicity
T h e new Director of Press Bureau
will be J o - A n n Kazmercik '57, r e ports Esther Goldstein '56, present
Director. Assistant Director is B a r bara Weinstock '57; S e c r e t a r y - T r e a s urer, B u r n e t t a Bromfield 58; a n d
Historian, Ethel S h a n d '58.
T h e new Press Bureau Board
members for the ensuing vera will
be:
Burnetta
Bromfield;
Ethel
S h a n d . Ruth Bonesteel, Alice Lockwood, Joyce Meyerman, Cynthia
Krieg, Lillian Jewett. Marie Dittmer, J a n e t Mack, a n d Lee Hazeltine.
All are members of the Class of
1958.
State
L*iL?
The
President-elect
of Music
Council is B a r b a r a M u r n a n e '56, r e ports K a t h r y n J o h n s t o n '55, President. T h e S e c r e t a r y is Nora H a n ley '57 a n d Treasurer, Marilyn D e S a n t a '57.
Phi Delta: President, J e a n H a l lenback; Vice-President, J a n e S t r u ble; Recording Secretary, Lee H a z eltine ;
Corresponding
Secretary,
Carol A n n Bell; Treasurer, Dorothy
New m e m b e r s to t h e Council i n Alford; I S C Representative, J o a n
clude: Shirley M c P h e r s o n '56; from
K a p p a D e l t a : President, B a r b a r a Van Dusen.
the Class of 1957, Anita Blando,
M a r g a r e t Stebbins, A n n e Buettner,
Salvatore; Vice-President, J a c q u e Sigma P h i S i g m a : Dean, Eleanor and Beth Beehler. F r o m the Class
line Darfler; Recording Secretary,
Ann Kinsler; Treasurer, Elizabeth Bogan; S u b - D e a n , J o y H a r r o w ; R e - of 1958, additional members a r e :
Stapleton; Corresponding Secretary, cording Secretary, L e a h Rosenblum; Marie Betros, Patricia Colosimo, a n d
Secretary,
Helene B a r b a r a McGough.
Mary J a n e M e a r a ; I S C R e p r e s e n t a - Corresponding
S h a i r ; Treasurer, C h a r l e n e Hollen- D&A Council Elects New Member
tive, A n n Ghilchrist.
der; I S C Representative, Marilyn
Dramatics a n d A r t Council PresiPsi G a m m a :
President, Evelyn Chenfield.
dent F r a n Verven '55 r e p o r t s t h a t
Neumeister;
Vice-President,
Rita
Hohnke; Recording Secretary, B a r bara Douglas; Corresponding Secretary, Joyce Piccard; Treasurer, G e r trude Wilder; I S C Representative,
Mary K n i g h t .
ieatre To Produce 'Laburnum
Grove In A r e n a Theatre Style
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A L B A N Y . N E W YORK. FRIDAY.
MAY 13, 1 9 5 5
VOL.
XXXX NO. 13
Chorus, Orchestra To Present
Annual Spring Concert Tonight
(Left t o right) Marjorie Lanjir, Nancy G a d e , R i c h a r d Tlnapp, R o b ert Woyton, rehearsing a scene from five-day performance of " L a b u r n u m
Grove."
Something new h a s come t o T h e cast includes: Charles CrowS t a t e ! I t ' s the innovation in d r a m a d e r '57, as George R a n f e i n ; R o b staging here entitled " L a b u r n u m e r t Woyton '58, a s McBakeley;
Grove," which will be brought to u s R i c h a r d T i n a p p '56, Harold; Nancy
Tuesday through S a t u r d a y in t h e G a d e '57, Elsie; Mari•ie Devine '56,
gym. T h e "Grove" will mark t h e first Mrs. R a d f e r n ;
Marjum.uu.ju,
rjorie
Lanjir,
time t h a t t h e arena style t h e a t e r Grad., Mrs. Baxley; Norman
a n„u„,..v,„„ C
mh™
has ever been used here a t S t a t e cer '58, Sgt. Morris, a n d Richard
in its regular session.
W a r n e r '57, as t h e Scotland Yard
Tickets for t h e performance a r e inspector.
now on sale, a n d there are openings
Production C o o r d i n a t o r is B a r for every night. T h e ticket booth bara Maaloe '56, a n d Nancy Schneiwill be open until the play officially der '57 is Publicity Director.
Laburnum rove b
S!LS.i,"«.w«ffl
the p e i l o r m a n c e s is a.so p.m.
T h r e e sides of t h e t h e a t e r will
be reserved, while the fourth section
will be unreserved.
Paul Bruce Pettit, Associate P r o fessor of English,
will bydirect
the
assisted
Marilyn
performance, assisted bv Marilyn
Dinardo '55.
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p
Guides Urge
Festival Chorus To Highlight
Statesmen To
Program A t Chancellor s Hall
The annual Spring Concert will be presented by Music
Render Services Council
this evening at 8:30 p.m. at Chancellor's Hall,
Sam Krchniak and Beatrice En- state Education Building. Karl A. B. Peterson, Associate
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JJ uu nn ii oo rr Guides,
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new J u n i o r C h a i r m e n for next year.
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y a r e Nancy Schneider a n d J o -
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"Legend"
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office, Tinterviews
will RSargeant;
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S P ? < J I O D t r i c n - T n o Orchestra
will offer
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2 7 W. Flinton, / Director of will be t h e first presentation by t h e
Edgar
G r a d u a t e Studies h a s announced Women's Chorus. They will t h e n
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t h e 1 0 5 5 s c h e d u l e f o r summer ses- sing " T h e Robin in the R a i n " by
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i n i T i a i
V « . O n r 6 r © n C 6 sions. T h e College will operate two Cain; "A Blossom Palls" by Ravel;
summer sessions in 155—a six week a n d "Highland Song" by Sacco.
g r a d u a t e session a n d a n eightT h e S t a t e s m e n ' s repertoire i n week u n d e r g r a d u a t e session for s t u - eludes "Brothers,
Sing
O n " by
dents in the accelerated program. Greig, " T h e Homeland" by Kountz,
S t a t e is hosting collegiate news- sel Sage, Albany College of P h a r - Each session s t a r t s on July 5. T h e - s h e ' d Be Good If S h e Could B u t
paper representatives in the vicini- macy, a n d Albany Law. Although g r a d u a t e session ends August 13 and s h e C a n ' t " by Berger a n d " P e t e r '
ty (.1 Albany today, in the first unable to attend, R.P.I. Union, a n d t h e u n d e r g r a d u a t e August 26. Or- P e t e r ' P u m p k i n E a t e r " bv R h e a
Pur t h e third successive year, conference of the proposed Capital Siena Colleges have indicated a d e - dinarily courses meet one hour dai- Following t h e intermission t h P O r
State h a s received one ot t h e Eldred District Collegiate Press Associa- sire to become members of t h e As- ly although some a r e scheduled for
'
" l l u m s , M 0 » UM- U i ~
chcatra will render t h e "Andalucia
Scholarships established
by t h e tion, being founded by t h e State sociation.
longer periods and others require s u i t e " by Lecouna. T h e Choralettes
New York S t a t e Teachers' Associa- College News. Ronald Lackey '55
additional hours for laboratories. w U 1 0 f f e r - A g D l r i t
mom?< bv
Scheduled to commence a t 10 a.m.
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tion. This year's winner is Phyllis Executive Editor, who is Conferl l Tlutoii
T, n
esslon
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Hur.-l '57.
ence C h a i r m a n , reports t h a t a t ' » the Upper Lounge a t Brubacher, s l g n e f . t ( J c o m p l e l e t n e requirements bv Rota "Moon'
Marketing" by
Every year each of the t h i r t y - 'east thirty delegates will be c o n - the m o r n i n g program will feature f o r ., baccalaureate degree in less Weaver ' and
"Kitchennette" b y
eight colleges a n d universities p a r - vening at Brubacher Hall this m o r - two addresses by personnel
from
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News:
ticipating in the New York S t a t e n l n ^ irom
following jsolleBM:
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"NPW.William
r!"fi^ . ? . t u ! e n t s P . l a n J l l n l t o i l t t e ^ c i l h e
festival Chorus consisting of
Rose.
Skidmore,
Cobleskill
speaking
on ^ " N e w^s G a t h - 1 9 5 5 E l g h t . w e e k S u m m e r Session t h e various choral groups will r e n Teacher T r a i n i n g Program n o m i n - Saint
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ates one candidate from the Sopho- Agricultural a n d Technical I n s t-i - &
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Vwilupps
"Make-Up." R e s l S t a r . S t u d e n t s interested in gra- to G o d " bv Bach. "He W a t c h i n g
more class. T h i s candidate is selec- tute, Albany Business
College,
R
L.J^.discuss
]ng
Alter a luncheon in t h e Brubacher d u a L e s t u d y i n t h e six-Week S u m - Over Israel" from "Elijah" by M e n ted on the basis of scholarship, perd i n l n j room, t h e delegates will break m e r S e s s i o n s h o u l d C Q n c u l t t h e D 1 . d e l s s o l l | . . H y m „ o f P r e e d 0 m " by
sonality a n d teaching talent.
up into discussion groups, consid- r e c t o r o f G r a d u a t e Studies.
T h i m a n a n d "Allegro from QuinA committee from the Association
ering the various phases of newsBulletins for t h e summer sessions tetie in G Minor" by Mozart M o r then selects five winners for t h e
papei publication, with assistance m a y b e obtained a t the Regislra- ton K a t z '56; Louis Nude a n d Elischolarships, with each scholarship
lrom additional members of t h e t l o n office.
unbefn Stcifeld, Sophomores; Mary
valued a t $350.00 per year for t h e
Knickerbocker News. T h e afternoon
T h e attention of undergraduates Crawford '58 a n d Dr Stokes will
Junior and Senior year.
program will conclude with a b u s - i s . i l U e d to the following changes perform in t h e Allegro
T h e 1956 Pedagogue h a s t e n t a - iness meeting, including the r a t i - ,„ t n e .schedule of Education 20 and
T h e P r o g r a m will e n d with " O n In t h e past two years, winners
of a constitution, a n d fin- 21 m a d e since t h e bulletin was prin- ward Ye Peoples" by Sibelius. Acfrom S t a t e were Ann To bey to and tively scheduled p o r t r a i t sittings fora l lfication
y
members of the Junior class for
" , t o u r o l t n e Knickerbocker ted. Section I of Education 20 will companists are Lucretia D'Andrea
Slgmund S m i t h '56.
news plant.
meet daily 11 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.
and George Dunbar, Seniors.
In naming these a n n u a l awards, Monday through Wednesday. T h e
the Association is honoring Arvie 1955 Pedagogues will be distributed
Assisting Lackey in a r r a n g e m e n t s
Eldred of Troy, New York, retired j n August a n d September reports a r e : J o a n n e Moore '55, C o n s u l t a n t
clit01;
Dr.
Eldred C l l l . u l A n n L u a '56, Editor-in-Chief EEditoi
executive
secretary.
Dr. Eldred
Carol Ann Luft, Managing
worked for better educational opEditor; a n d Esther Goldstein, P u b portunities for youth of teaching.
All J u n i o r s a r e urged by Miss lic Relations Editor; Juniors.
State Receives
Eldred Award
For Third Year
mystery-comedy which is through t h e week. T h e Junior Guides
centered about a certain counter- are helpful in directing a n d aiding
felter who leads a r a t h e r unusual bewildered freshmen in m a t t e r s p e r life, to say t h e very least.
t a i n i n g to b o t h academic a n d social
For the a r e n a atmosphere, t h e l t f e stage
of raised
platu nbig
i o r brothers
Guides act
sisters
f'o™s : _ will
and consist
grid lights
will add
to a nJ d
to as
thebig
incoming
the
effect
forms,
a n d ttrid liahts will add to and
t.he innnmlncr
m e m bhio
e r s hrnt.hprs
of the t.n
freshman
class.
ley l sa
Of Proposed C D C PA Today
56 Ped Begins
Portrait Work
Hie scholarships a r c offered for
the purpose of encouraging o u t s t a n ding s t u d e n t s preparing for t h e
teaching profession.
And then you find her summering
next to your house on the bay..
You finally meet the campus
queen—on graduation day!
M-m-man,
that's PURE PLEASURE!
For more pure pleasure...
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blond of costly tobaccos - one of the reasons why Camels arc America's most popular cigarette!
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Lottery Drawing To Decide Next
Year s Student Housing Situation
Luft to consult t h e Pedagogue b u l letin board in lower
Husted today
today C • « . „ • ' , « . . . . A ^ ^ M « ^ » C « . . .
wer Husted
Because of the large number of who have filled in requests for t h e
fur sign-up sheets a n d further n o - OcniOlS
M f T C j n £ | e T O f freshmen who will be replacing a above halls should stop in to draw
tification of sitting times. A fee of ^
_j f\' /
relatively small g r a d u a t i n g class during t h a t time. Those who select
$2.00 will be required a t time of t n C f r O S S e C f
UIDlOmaS next September, there will not be low numbers will receive assignsitting. These pictures will be used
sufficient space for all those up- m e n u to t h e various halls and c a n
0 f f i c e r s o l l h e C l a s s ot I 9 5 5 h a v e
S P O
R e l e a s e s N o t i c e s i n l|1(-' , S e » ' 0 1 ' s t ' c t l o » " f t h e 'fj
perclassmcn who have u desire to sign contracts. Those who pick high
_
,
, ,
, yeuroouk. Blouses will be provided „ m ( | L . a r r a n g e m e n t s to have diplo- live In t h e men's a n d women's resl- numbers will be placed on a waiting
v v .
R e g a r d i n g W i t h d r a w a l s ' ° ' " " " f ^J: ™f'f.,^L''Tri?
r„,.i° " u , ' s Prepured and engrossed a t a denec halls next year, according to lisi pending cancellations.
wear a d a r k jacket and dark four
weal
a
CUIIK.
lacket
and
a
a
i
k
loUlAH
1 r,,,,
cost of $4.00. All Seniors receiv- David Hurllcv Dean of Men mid
Ellen
Stokes,
Dean
Women.
Two notices have been released i n - h a n d ties
V,,
" t aof
n 01
ivii.u. Tin
ana preference
f^\\ womenform
Who,
filling omuat d ea
3, ,
forinhousing,
ing
a
Bachelor
of
Science
1C0111estimated enrollment for 1965-1950
by t h e S t u d e n t Personnel office
Sororities and fraternities will be m e , T t ) D o e e
lir.sl choice for Brubacher o r
oncerning those students who do „, ) U ficd individually concerning t h e
«''
this J u n e must, in is 1,950, including 550 from t h e class | , l e r o c | ! t t n s a n 3 requested to come
not plan to return to State next fall, sittings for members of their groups, addition, pay a teacher's certil'i- of 1959; 350 from 1956; 375 from t o d m w a l U l e s e U m e S | n l s o A
1957; 475 from t h e class oi 1951) and W uitinn list of uppercla.ssmen will
Those who know belore they leave
.,,,„, ^
^ t e lee of $3.00, unless of course,
book8 w,„ bo ma„fld
200 graduates.
|„, formed for each of these halls,
ttie
l m v e all ead
1
s
111 J u n e thai they will not be r e t u r n - b y l h ( , | n l b ) l s h e r U ) graduating S e n V
'
y "I"'"" " »" "'As a consequence, students who so that those who do n o t receive low
ing should go to Room 110 to till i ( ) rs in July or August. Those Seniors dividual for such a certificate.
signed up to live In group houses enough numbers to put them i m out the State University withdrawal who do not receive their books by
for next year must draw numbers mediately In t h e hall of their choice
form, and either see Oscar E. L a n - September, 1955 should write d i - Those students receiving a Mas- for priority In assignments to the may receive assignments as vacunlord, Dean oi the College, or ,-ectly to the publisher: Myers a n d ter's Degree, but who do n o t al- dormltories. T h e drawing will be cles occur or new housing Is acquirwrite a letter to him breitly ex- c o m p a n y , Inc., P.O. Box 5147, 419- ready hold a teacher's certificate held in the S a i d e n t Personnel O l - ed. II is estimated t h a t 112 of t h e
plaining lhe reason lor withdrawal, 2 ] N ( ) ) . l h A d d l s o n s t r e e t , Richmond of any kind, must also pay the $3.00 flee, Draper 110, Monday, Tuesday rooms In Brubacher will be reserved
Those who make their decision 20, Virginia. T h e remainder of t h e fee. C a n d i d a t e s in residence may and Wednesday, all day.
for freshman girls and the rest of
during the s u m m e r should be sure '55 yearbooks will be distributed to pay cash for diplomas and certlfiAll those m e n w h o ' Indicated a the rooms will be available for u | ) to send a letter of withdrawal to underclassmen in September a t t h e cates In t h e Business Office of the desire to live in Sayles, VanDer/ee, perclas.stnen. In Pierce Hull, 40 of
the Dean.
college.
College on May 26 a n d May 27.
a n d College Heights next year and the rooms will be given to freshmen.