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T h e .similarity ol i . . n ' i ' t a s u s ol
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By CHARLES WILLSEY
lawyer and traveler i
Save Your Confederate Money
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Office Requests
yeferons
Forms
Save Your Confederate Money/
The O l d South Is Rising Again
a n d a very
T h p Bpo-rpcrnUnn issue s t i l l r e t a i n s m u c h present a n d p r o m i n e n t Pl'e.ss
i n e s e g i e g a t o n ls.sui s t i l l d a m s „ . ' , , , .
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its s u p r e m a c y m t h e p o l i t i c a l s p o t - b f u e t a i . v t o n i g h t , i - e b t u a n n
light. T h e Democratic conventions
W a t c h f o r " I w i l l or I w o n ' t " c o m s h o u l d be of more t h a n usual i n t e r - m e n t s f r o m t h e W h i l e Huiisi about
est. t h i s s u m m e r w i t h t h e S o u t h i n F e b r u a r y 2i), a n d possibh b a v i n ' ,
d i s p u t e over its n o m i n a t i o n s
f o r some c o n n e c t i o n w i t h a s t a t e m e n t
P r e s i d e n t o f t h e C o n f e d e r a c y . S e n - by G o v e r n o r A l a n S h i v e i s ot Texas
a t o r James O. E a s t l a n d ot M i s s i s O n t h e local scene, expect a c h a n g e
s i p p i a n d G o v e r n o r .lames F o l s o m o f o f l e a d e r s h i p in t h e Democrat ie m a A l a b a m a seemingly the chief a s p i r - c h i n e , but n o apreeiuble eluuige i n
a n t s to t h e post vacated by J e f f i t s power.
D a v i s , a n d t h e now t r a d i t i o n a l c o n test a n i o n ? K e f a u v e r , Stevenson a n d Scoop ol' t h e Week
H a r r i m a n with dark-horse Governor
w i l l i l w r i t e u n d e r water'.'
Lausche of O h i o capable of a h o m e
T h e Senate a n d Assembly ol New
s t r e t c h s p r i n t . T n e plat f o r m s o f t h e Y o r k S t a t e have been engrossed i n
Northern
Democratic
policy s i l g - h e a t e d debate over the most c o n gestive s t a t e m e n t s a n d a c t i v i t i e s of t r o v e r s i a l issue of this l e g i s l a t i v e
the S o u t h e r n leaders. S e n a t o r E a s t - session. E x t r e m i s t s on both sides at
l a n d , a p r o m i n e n t s u p p o r t e r ot t h e i a , s | resolved t h e i r dllTcri'iice
in a
" W h i l e Citizens' C o u n c i l "
a c o n - short session last M o n d a y evenin !,
t e m p o r a r y e i i p h a m i s m for K u K l t i x a n d a b i l i . r e v i s i n g the Kleet inn I.aw
Klan
recently presided at i r a l l y m to a l l o w t h e use ot ball point pens
M o n t g o m e r y , A l a b a m a , for
l o r s i g n i n g , designat mg p e t i t i o n s for
m c r c a s i i i : m e m b e r s h i p in t h e ' W h i t e c a n d i d a t e s
nil . i m e i i d i i i r i r . s h r e . m i l Citizen.s' C o u n c i l '
" whose p u r - ] a w
lio.se is " . . . to correct Ihe I l a g r a n t
and u n c o n s t i t u t i o n a l i c i i o n ol t h e
U n i t e d States Supreme Court " G o v e r n o r Folsom, reply nig to in appeal
for State M i l i t i a f r o m I lie president
of t h e U n i v e r s i t y ol A l a b a m a , c u r r e n t l y e m b r o i l e d m mob rale ai l a c k s
on Negro co-ed A i i t h c r m e
Lucy.
states w i t h r e m a r k a b l e c a n d o r , T I
is n o r m a l f o r a l l races not i n be
overly fond of each other
nothing
to get excited about " Aside Ii urn
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" S o u t h e r n G e n t l i m e n . " the Soul h
ha - come u p w i t h an inter.' a n i g
legal doi t r i n e of " i n t e r p n s i l ion " E x pressed to Collgres.s b\ Kept e s e l l t a t i v e J o h n J P h u t , J r ot Cieorgla
tins doctrine i , d i l h oli in d i s f i n gnisii I r iin Hie n u l l n.d '• ad r a terw t i l l i n g o f SoiUh (' n >lm
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which include student government. Last, week Myskania
f o rt h e b e t t e r .
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S h i m ' s ' of ' t h i s ' n a t u r e 'arc s t r i c t l y
w i t h i n i h e n a i m or " O , " a n d " W i n thell'ind"
wotfld, be added approximately twenty members of SA,
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fine t h e m s e l v e s " t o a n e u t r a l s t a n d
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and for three unexcused absences a student would lose
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c a t i o n s a r e not t h e o n l y f e a t u r e of t h e n e w p l a n . W e ' v e a BOOCI f o r m
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students a r e Republicans. T o t h e
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and
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M a e l i a n i , w h o looks like a s a c k of
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stick gang). T h u r s d a y , some others played Mozart, proving thai ihe\
a l l didn't, s t a r t , o u t a s P h y s . E d . m a j o r s S a f u r d a j n i g h t t h e ) p l a j ih'e
b o a r d s m a n a t t e m p t t o r e v i v e i n t e r e s t in d r a m a a t S l a t e T h e i r .show
is c a l l e d " Y e s t e r d a y ' s T e a c h e r s " W o n d e r w h a t t h e y p l a n t o d o l o r .
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improbable situation that you, as teachers, may be asked Februarv 10, in reference to AMIA,
hi draw up sonic plan ot student government. How are you dand
the disinterested spirit of stui vcr going to lace the problem without any knowledge of e n t Council, we ask you, "Did you
the inner wordings of such a group? Right now you are ^ £ ?«^lAr
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not On Wnetnei 01 not you
believe
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compulsory,
but,
r a t h e r , t h a t any article dealing with this
S t u d e n t g o v e r n m e n t t o b e p r o b l e m Should e n d e a v o r to raise it
h a s hppn takpn
n n t n t h i d f r o m b e l n S a " t o n l " f o r P"1"-'" and
n a s O C e n t a K e n , U p t o t n i S e n t r e a t „ thinking public to treat
g r e a t l y a l l e v i a t e s t h e S i t u - i t o n t h e level of " h u m a n c o n c e r n . "
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ation. A plan of this sort, in order to succeed, requires
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that drastic measures of enforcement be drafted. In every Ed- Note: The state College News
phase of your professional life as a teacher, you will be assumes no responsibility for opinasked to assume certain responsibilities. You can not rommXrtima.wsuch^reMions
simply dismiss them as being beneath your level as mature do not necessarily reflect its views,
people. This is one of the responsibilities you must face So '' masthead,
al Slate in order to make an integral part of your life here ,
Edit"successful- student government. It is not altogether an " ...,e ' ' " . '
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us,.d HS iin l s s u e by both leading SPOUTS, SOUNDS, SHOWS
p a r t i e s t o t h e d e t r i m e n t of h u m a n
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people concerned.
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Nr \\. views" otiviousiv impiicf
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v JOHN
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"all work a n d n o n i i v e r n m e n t
m a k e s S l a t e a dull s c h o o l "
FRIDAY.
Spotlight | KofUtal
Model-AsniAJ
Ili-.se . 1 \ o u m l r r e s V d in ear., c „ n d , P-C : im-ii m H 7 ' . e n d s T h e
ha-.a , r o b a ! , v n o i l , .1 a . a m p l e of a v e r a
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!' B a s i c a l l y t h e p l a n c a l l s f o r a n e n l a r g e d S t u d e n t C o u n C i i a n d S t u d e n t B o a r d Of F i n a n c e .
T oStudent Council
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a t large.
and
Firstly, i should like to say thai
Council they approved it with a tew recommendations.
elected
This Years Automotive
On Jaguars, Classic
Gamm&H,-StcU&i
i.lit a r t i c l e is not in k e e p u u ; w i t h its
h e a d i n i : a n d d e f i n i t e l y not i n c o n mriniiu e with " f o u r t h esUite" poli-
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presented a plan
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STATE C O L L E G E NEWS,
1956
tll( ,:<litm :
Over the years our college has grown, and changes arc ,.y .,,„, r,.,,)„.,• (ii,sre«ardmR the
necessary in curricular and extra-curricular activities purposi.s-, io,-win
I a u I n c h a n y eollri;e p u b .
24.
Gommunic<ui04il
As members of Student Association we all have a duty
to go to assembly today and vote intelligently on the proj
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posed amendment to our constitution. We are all a vital
part of SA and will be affected by this new plan of govenmient.
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NEWS
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STATE COLLEGE
NEWS, FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY
24. 1956
STATE C O L L E G E NEWS,
Myskania Proposed SA Con stitutional Revisions Council Revises Religious Clubs Hold
Elections, Meetings
Enlarge Membership O f Council, Finance Board Amendments
Norman Arnold '.iti, President of
Hlllel, announces the replacement
Proposed a m e n d m e n t s to the Con- dents. This is to be based on the submitted to S t u d e n t Council.
S t u d e n t Council h a s discussed the
election of Amelia Podber '59. as
s t i t u t i o n of t h e S t u d e n t Association proposed enrollment for t h e followi). To draft t h e yearly S t u d e n t Myskania a m e n d m e n t s to the con- treasurer. S t u d e n t s are invited to
of New York S t a t e College for ing September.
Association Budget, in the following stitution for the past two weeks, and attend Purlin Religious Services
Section 4
T e a c h e r s a t Albany.
has vote ! to recommend to the Asmanner.
Saturday al 7 pan at Congregation
in) Strike out by the Association
( P r e a m b l e through Article IIT r e a. To conduct meetings at. which ,'ociition the following Mianges in Ohav Sholom.
'hi To act as an advisory board the budgets of all organizations r e - the amenc'uient.
m a i n t h e same.)
Thursday at 7:30 p i n in Newman
to S ttdenl, Association, : Irlke out ceiving Student Association funds
Article V, Legislative Departmeni :
ARTICLE IV
1
Hull, F a t h e r Mulkahey will give the
to
read,
"The
convocation
shall
meet.
Principal Officers and Their Dulles. •'to intrndU!" legislation."
will be approve:! line by line by Stu'ci Delete
i very week . . . a n d shall he com- first in a series of lectures on LuthA. through c. 3. shall remain the
dent Board of Finance,
er and the Reformation, a n n o u n c e ,
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n
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To
approve
appropriations
same. C, 1. To reporl a vacancy on
1> For the purpose of becoming pulsory only for legislative convoS t u d e n t Council to the class a n d to from surplus exceeding $200 and to familiar with these budgets, all cations . . . " 'The effect of this Bernice O'Connor '57. President of
t h e President of Hie Association if submit to Student. Association all members of Student Association may change would be that instead id' Newman Club.
making ail the assemblies compulone of t h e representatives h a s three appropriations from surplus exceed- attend these meetings.
Members of Canterbury Club will
unexcused absences. D. R, P remain ing $501).
c. To submit the yearly Student sory, only the legislative one- would meet Sunday at (i:30 p.m. to lion
the same.
ARTICLE VII
an address by F a t h e r Gabitt ol
Association Budget, to S t u d e n t As- be compulsory.
Judicial
Council added the following to Grace and Holy Innocence Church.
sociation in Convocation at. which
ARTICLE V
Section 2, add ' k ' which would be time only the total amount, approved Sectt n 8: under :'uties of the Con- There will be a choir concert, a!
Legislative Department.
by Student Board of Finance for vocations Committee: id> To meet H p.m.
A. Legislative power of Hie Associ- 11.
11. l'o arrange lor assemblies by each organization will be voted upon once each week; I. To establish
The Christian Science Associaation shall be vested in the following
appointing I lie student members of unless a particular line within a rules for lurrying out these duties. tion will hold its regular imeeting
groups.
1. T h e .Student Council
which the Convocations Committee which budge: is questioned. This line may These r u b s must be approved by T h u r s d a y at. 7.15 p.m. in Brubacher.
Dvvighl Wlllsey '5li, is m charge ol
shall legislate on all student affairs shall i ons.si of the ' itlowing mem- be changed by a 2 3 majority vote Mv-kania.
of Student Association in Convocahot academic in nature except those bers,
.\dded lo the B,\ - l a w s , Section IV : the event.
a. Two seniors, one to be chosen : urn
Student Christian ASM 'iat.1 in vv ill
which a 2 3 majority of its members
"By pet it ion .
a decision of S t u deem of sufficient, importance to be at large and one from Myskania.
Add Sect ion II ' vv Inch wiil be H i dent Council anil S t u d e n t Hoard of hold ele lions lor Pre.-i cut Thur>ii Two Juniors, one to be appoint voted upon by the Student AssociaH Cm: voi at I uis ('i.mnut lee.
f i n a n c e shall be reconsidered at the i.ay al 7:30 p in ,il Brubacher Cantion in Convocation, constitutional e<| c h a i r m a n of the Committee by
1 T h e C an neat ions Committee i i.vocation and may be reversed did, lies for the ..llice are Doris Vranut Chnion (' irpenier.
a m e n d m e n t s , appropriations
from .Myskania
hail consist of seven student mem- I.',' a two-thirds majority ol the rli nburg
c ( me o, humor •
Ji nior
surplus of more than $500. and the
bers appointed as provided lor m Convocal ion
Iv. ci"; Wednesii iv ul .'.hi t he Lend o n e freshman
yearly budget.
Art iclc VII, Sect ion 2. i k i, and four
ten Scries S i p ces ',v ill be held al
e i ir.e member ol Student ('o'lucil laeullv members appointed m a
2. T h e Convocation which shall a
m a n n e r to la' determined by the arl- .vorking knowled ;e ol t he problem the pome ol Dr Ft in, es Colin A.-meet every week unless deemed un- n i tie -h' 'sei; I loin any class
This presentation shall be followed • ci,Hi Pn .lessor .1 Frail -h, u ii
minisl rat ion
necessary by the Convocations ComARTICLE VIII
by .\\\ open forum in which I lie on m
mittee and shall be compulsory ex- Perm meui ('ommissions. Impeach 2 T h e i criii ol ol (ice shall be i ruin 'lie Convoca I ion will pari n ipal e
cept for those with legitimate exmeant. and Succe-.su ,n to o l lice
May to Mav and they shall be an• 2 ' Present!!' ions by -1 iidenl -. a nd
cuses as outlined under By-laws,
.Sec am 1. 'a '
nounced after Moving-Up Day
IlldotU organizations such as torSection 1. ' h i . Members of the Con1 Six seniors, I wo to be elei led in 3 Their dill ies shall be
Ed ucation Department
vocation Commitee shall take at- the regular .pnng 'sections from
a l'o plan ad student convoea- c o n students. I),VK. Delia,e, M u s i '
•.roups.
(
bilmg
Club,
Rivalry
e\
cuts
t e n d a n c e and reporl absences to the ' h e incoming Senior Class
i ions
The pro ;rams lor ('nnv oca Schedules Meetings
Dean's office where a record will
2 Sis minors, lour to be ele i c.l lain shall he ol ' hree di a ;not types
' :i i Presenlal ion . by peoj le othei
1
be maintained to be used a-, ' h e fr in ' he incoming Junior Class, and
1 • I e ;is',a I r. e meet in .as which than Student Association members,
A meet in:: will be held 'Tuesday
basis for determining the removal ol to serve lor ' wo ye n s
such as faculty and administration, in Draper 3-1!) "I all Juniors and
shall include
one quality point per semester lor
i Four sophomores, three to be
ia i Consideration of a m e n d m e n t s croups from othei colleges otllsid" iihers vv ho vv ill ei roll |nr Hideo'
each three unexcused absences, b elei ted l ruin t he incomiii ; Sopho- l o t he Const ;l ul ion
speakers, films.
ii a. bin : next v' a e ,'linoiluces Fd1
Legislate on those matters brought more f'las Student Board ol FinI) 'To a r r a n c l o r i he eai m g p l a n ',v,ii P Adkuis. Duel lor nl Kilucab ' Final approval ol I he St iidenl
before it, by .Student Council, consti- ance shall chose two ol the three A.-s i. ial ion Budget a nd appropria - it C o i n o at ion
1
loll 'I his meet in : VV ill lie held III
tutional
amendments,
appropria- sophomore members before Moving- Mons from surplus exceeding $300.
i 'To ' akc al t e n i a n, '' p ( 'onvo a - I wo eel I ai.s, al 10 a 111 mrl -1 ;; 111
tions from surplus of more thai: lip Day in -ervr as carry-overs n.
'ci All other business deemed l i o n
T .nil si udenl mu.si at '• a 1 .,:>(' ol
S500, a n d the yearly budget
their tunior '.car
necessary by a 2 2 majority vote ol
r,v LAWS
1:. -e meet nig •
B. Remains the same
1 One Ireshman to be elected in Student Council or by petition ol
Se. I ion IV
.-i udenl T I'.I idi i n : is- ignmelit.
ARTICLE VI
i be ! l'i shinan elei t ji ms and to e n e 2(10 members ol Student Association Pel :t lull.-.
in x' ', car v ill d pi nd in part upon
1
Kxecut ive Depart men I
for two years.
• d ' N o m i n a l ions a n d elei i cms
h ' It\ pelilion "I 2110 mcmbi is "1 in lormal i m secured
during
I hi.' c' a At their diserel ion to s l a n t
Section 1, add ' l'i ' which would be
The e meetings shall be carefully SI udenl As .octal i, n. a die ision ol meet m : SI udeills vv ill also have
HI appr ipria lion I ruin surplus not planned in the following m a n n e r
6).
Student Council shall be reconsider- U.e opp.rt mm v ol making their
6. Members elected tit large from '." exceed $211!) to any organization Kverv i-sue shall la- presented in ed al t he Coiivi cat ion 'Tins decision sp'Ti il w i l e s kin 'vv n to l he Milne
Any request accepted form lor discussion or de- nun lie r e v e r e d by a 2 ii ma luritv de] ul inenl Iii uls w hi. vv d| in aki
S t u d e n t Association on a pro rata upon written request
basis of one member per 200 stu- tor : und.s ex. e c h o • v.'no mus< !;e bate by qualllii d individuals Adh a .ote HI the i iinvocat ton
si •,,ni l e a d nng i ssi • t.111• ids
When classes are through
And your girl's close to you
Here's a good thing to do-have a CAMEL!
V I P s Maintain
Intramural Cage
Lead With Win
Ait ion slowed down this week in
the i n t r a - m u r a l basketball league.
VIP a n d Cal's W W A B T Hokers held
on to their leads while Potter remained idle
VIP h a d little trouble in handing
the Rousers their first loss since
switching to t h e 'Teachers League
'The losers couldn't seem to gel
started a n d scored only two points
in t h e first half. 'The final score
was G7-211. Nancetti and Oroenquist
were high witli 22 and 18 points respectively.
Ililltoppers Bow
Cal's also h a d an easy victory over
Hilltop, 50-40. King led the scorers
with 2(>, getting lit m the first half.
Overton also put in 15 lor the winners, while B u r n s was high for Hilltop with 10 points.
J e t s Zoom Out
'The J e t s climbed out of the cellar
in t h e 'Teachers League by downing
the Zooids. 37-31. Lewis was the
high scorer lor t h e evening witli 22
points in addition to some strong
rebounding. K e t c h u m had Li points
for t h e losers. LLP romped over the
Wheaties. 55-37. T a t e was high with
21 a n d 'Tillman led the losers with
17. In a tight game the Vets squeeked by APA, 55-53. Kouba was the
difference with 25 points. Davie
led APA with 17.
Female Faculty Bow
To W A A
It's a psychological fact:
Pleasure helps your disposition
II you're a s m o k e i , l o n i o m b e i
- • mote p e o p l e gel o i o i o
p u i e p l o a s u i e from Camels
than from a n y olhei c i g a i e l
No other cigarette is so
rich-tasting, yet so mild !
jms&
. J . I k » i „ , | . | . I . , I . M , C , , C „ . . Wli.»l"
Cagers
'The old adage "Willi Age Comes
Experience" didn't quite hold true
Tuesday as the l'i mule studeii's
downed t h e f a m i l y by a score of 5040. Mrs. Coogan paced the losers
with 24 points while Judy t.arsen
found t h e target lor 2(1.
Swimming To S t a r t
'The swimming program, hold in
conjunction with AIMA will begin
soon Girls are reminded to watch
the WAA bulletin board lor further
notii es.
In WAA bowling this 'Tuesday file
faculty spin with Bin I I ; G a m m a
Kii|) a n d Phi Delt split; Beta Zeta
and Chi Sig each look one apiece.
Pierce Hall was the only squad able
to garnish all three points. Peggy
Coogan was high tor the week with
a 1115 single Peg had (o s h a r e double honors with Beverly Falvcy. Both
had 21)4.
FEBRUARY
Grapplers Beat
Smith; Succumb
To Clarksonions
Swiffi SaifA
At Friday's meeting of the soccer
squad, t h e r e were reportedly about
ten players who stated that they
would be willing to donate blood to
Norm Flores, brother of their little
m a s c o t - K e n . A check, with t h e blood
bank a t t h e time this article was
written revealed that not one soccer
player h a d kept his promise as of
yet!
It takes a lot ol spirit, guts and
h e a r t to m a k e the varsity soccer
team. I t ' s too bad these line qualities a r e confined to the white-chalked side-lines of t h e Beverwyck playing Held a n d you hooters can't display t h e same spirit off the field as
on it.
Ken isn't asking this favor of
himself. He's only thinking of his
brother. Why c a n ' t we do a little
something for someone else beside;
ourselves once in a while'.'
Ken is too small 'o understand
now. Most likely he 11 forget this
pathetic response and be out there
wilh t h e squad again next fall under
the allusion that the verv men he
idolizes are his "friends"
Let's hope thai wnen Ken glows
up he'll forge' ' h i s refusal ol his
FRIDAY,
appeal and when he looks al a
coveted varsity " S " letter
something many strive for and many of
us look up to he'll think of all the
hard work that goes info the making
of one and what il really stands
for no! what il appears lo stand
for now
Fortunately enough there is still a
chance to remedy this situation, A
trill to Bender I ab between the
hours of 8:33 a.m. toll:()() a.m. a n d
1 :(!() to 3:30 p.m. wil not lake more
t h a n ;i hour. Please help.
Tuttle Rolls 552
To Lead Men s
Kegling League
In the S t a t " Men's Bowling loop
this week, To:'11 No I continued oil
' heir losing w a vs a , t hey bowed
to the men ol 'Team No I by a 3-1
cic nl 'Tom Sullivan paced the way
with a ,>:)() triple Joe ("lenient again
1 >c| ' h e losei s this t unc with a 473
'hree tuner.
Tuttle High
Al Till fie i ante up vv ill) the night's
best elforl as lie ,-ent the pins Hying
for a 552 triple including games of
211-1(11-181. 'This was the big difference in Team ,Vs sweep of Team 3.
In the final match of the evening
'Team 2 rolled over Team (i as t h e
old master, John Zidik. once again
turned in I lie best -core of the
match 517. Joe Ketchum bowled a
remarkable 235 single lo c a n y away
angle honors.
SficvU
Sjxotliifltt
Featured in the Spotlight this
week is Al Kouba of the Vets. Al
was the deciding factor in his club's
two point defeat of APA.
R u n n e r - u p spot goes lo Gary
Lewis ol the Jets His scoring and
rebounding gave his team a six point
victory over the Zooids and pulled
his team out ol last place.
Congratulations
for com in g
through when the chips were down.
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As freshmen danced a t fraternity
formats, t h e S t a t e College wrestling
team traveled north to face Paul
Smith College on Friday night, and
Clarkson on S a t u r d a y night. T h e
Statesmen turned back the S m i t h men, 21-13, but lost a squeaker to
the Clarksonians, lfi-14
24. 1956
PAGE
A Peek *JknxMXfk *]Ue Jfoofi
By BOB KAMPF
It's been six weeks since we look
our last peek through the hoop, and
now t h a t the editor h a s called for
a n o t h e r peek, we naturally have
some catching up to do on t h e progress of the Purple a n d Gold. While
taking a peek six weeks ago. the
Pedagogues were sinking below the
surface of a winning season with
a 3-5 record. . . now it's 9-8. T h a t ' s
grand, my m a n , since It's far in
excess of last year's bundle of woe.
Our victories have come from the
likes of New Palt/,, Harpur, Oneonta,
Utica, Oswego, Pace, Hillyer, a n d
Danbury, and our defeats from
R.P.I.. Hartwick, Oneonta, Utica,
Plattsburg, New Haven
ttwiec),
and P r a t t .
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Itindrum Wins
Don Bindrum opened up the
S m i t h affair by winning his match
on points. Wayne Harvey, who u n til this match was undefeated, lost
his match by a narrow margin of
1-0. Bill Mackie, the freshman who
has earned a starting birth on the
squad in only nine days, forfeited
his m a t c h because of a n injury.
State, now trailing 8-3, came back
with four straight victories. Bob
Bosomworth defeated his m a n on
points, while Oz/ie Leahy. Dave
Goldberg, and Al Tuttle all pinned
their opponents pulling State ahead
by a 21-8 suargm. Tutlle pinned hi/,
man in a very brief 1 ' .• minutes,
'Vnl Chewmski, Slate's heavyweight
representative, was defeated by a
decision Score Stale 21, Smith 13.
Don Does II Again
In the Clarkson contest, Don
Bindrum won his match via decision, Wayne, facing an undefeated
wrestler, was pinned, as was Bill
Mackie. Boh Bosomworth lost his
match on a poor decision. Leahy
and Goldberg both copped decisions
while Tutlle again won by a pin.
Chewinski lost a h e a r t - b r e a k e r by
decision. Score; State 14. Clarkson
Hi.
Peels Host Smith
Tomorrow afternoon, at 3 o'clock,
the G a r e i a m e n will again face Paul
Smith. T h e match which is scheduled for t h e Milne Gym is t h e finale for t h e season. All S t a t e students, including women, are invited
to support their team.
State Bowlers
Drop 3 Po/n/s;
Sullivan Leads
By DICK POWELL
This season h a s been one of new
records, which have all delighted
the S t a t e fans. T h e biggest record
smasher h a s been freshman Gary
Holway, w h o on more t h a n one occasion h a s peeked more t h a n thirty
points through the hoop in a single game. We all remember his record
breaking
thirty-five
points
against Hillyer. His total thus far
is 429. a n o t h e r first year record.
However, Sig S m i t h h a s gone far
over the seven h u n d r e d m a r k in
his three years of basketball, and
thus h a s surpassed Nels LaRoe's
(184 three year total. All in all, it's
been a pretty great year for t h e
Statesmen, and with but three
games to go. it's a proud peek we
take this week in looking at the
Sauersmen
State's varsity keglcrs won two
out of three games, but lust three
out ol five pionls lo their rivals from
Union College. The locals tint forth
their best efforts in I he first encounter, but the boys I mm Union did
a little better anil won, 839 to 815
In the se •ond and third games the
locals slumped lo 780 and 778. respectively, bill won both as the outturn also fell out of the Union a t tai k, winch cleared the alleys for
7(i3 and 777 in the same two contests.
When the evening's work was tallied, 'Continued from Page l, Column ii
however, the two points granted for
With three minutes remaining
high total pinnage were awarded to the Dragons tried desperately to
the Union live, which racked u p 2384 gain possession of the ball. I t wa.s
then t h a t Gary Holway, Jack Minon
pins to the Peds' 2373
and Joe Anderson each pumped in
Lead-off m a n Tom Sullivan was four tallies apiece.
the big gun in the .Slate attack,
Holway ended t h e night's festivicoming up with a 521 triple on
g e n e s ol 178, 183, and KM), while ties with 30, followed by Minon':;
20, Anderson's 19, a n d Smith's IB.
John Zidik played second fiddle with
a 592 total. 'Tomorrow the varsity
Things didn't work out so well
and Hie newly organized JV's will with the J.V.'s as they dropped a
journey lo Utica for a return match 89-09 runaway. Bernie Flahive and
against. Utica College.
Jerry Davie led t h e P e d scoring.
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PAGE 6
COLLEGE
Wheeler Reveals Results O f Study
O f Leadership A t State College
By DAVID
Tuesday night, Psychology Club
presented a n informative, stimulating lecture by Professor Paul
Wheeler, on "Studies of Leadership
a t S t a t e College."
T h e talk, a computation and exlanatlon, rather than an analysis of
the problems, would have proved
both contriversial and enlightening
to the present student - a n e m i n e n t
leaders, practically all of whom were
conspicuous with their r.b- nee.
Drawing on studie.s made bv past
students, Mr. Wheeler brought forth
the conclusions t h a t batters, and
those who "follow" the ICKICIS are
more alike than different; and tend
to show themselves as leaders at an
early age in life, and t h a t they come
from relatively small families and
large communities.
T h e term leader, a curious one,
was dise;ted into many parts by the
students who made observations:
those who are leaders: 'hose who
think they are and are not. and
vice versa: the "foimal leader" elected to office, and the informal leader,
amonw others. These various aspects
of leadership were m e a s u r e d
through the various "tools" available to students of sociology.
It was found that the leaders who
set themselves up as leaders are
NEWS,
FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY 24,
Candidates
1956
for Queen
KENMG
leaders and members in m a n y activities, usually five or more, while
the followers, the great majority of
SA, hold membership in only one
or two groups. One office seems to
lead directly to another.
The distinction between the
mal and the informal leader
oiled, with the actual power o
fleence resting with the latter i
the relatively small editorial
feet of The Mews is an example,
X ost organizati ins seem to have
1 nly one or two l e a d c s , and the
leaders who attend our cultural
events do so out of obligation, While
the followers go because thev actually want, to sec the event.
While m a n y subjects were left u n touched, and space does not permit
me to deal with more conditions.
Nevertheless. Mr. Wheeler seems to
i'.old the answer to a good many
student problems, and Psychology
Above are (lie five finalists lor Queen of the Veterans' Ball, S t a n d Club seems to hold the answer to
those who want to know how to ing, left to right, a r e : lYIaryann Kuskowski, .Johanna 1.crakes, Barbara
pond a worthwhile, enjoyable eve- Douglas, Florinc Skutnik and J a n e Idc.
ning
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Veterans Choose
Queen Finalists
T h e semi-finalists for the Queen
oi the Veteran's Ball were chosen
lasi Wednesday. Of the five girls
chosen one will be elected queen
and the remainding four girls will
serve as the queen's court.
T h e five girls are pictured to the
left: J o h a n n a Lecakes, Plorine S k u t nik and M a r y a n n Kuskowski, S o p h omores, Barbara Douglas and J a n e
Ide, Seniors. Miss Ide and Miss
Skutnik represent Beta Zeta, Miss
Douglas represents Psi G a m m a and
Miss Lecakes and Miss Kuskowski
represent Pierce Hall.
These girls represent the results
of t h e Veterans Organization's efforts to find an outstanding queen
for their ball. T h e girls have passed all the qualifications t h a t the
Veteran's Society set up as s t a n d ards of .selection. These qualifications included beauty, intelligence
and e x t r a - c u r r i c u l a r activities.
T h e Vet's Ball will be held at the
Motel S h e r a t o n - T e n Eyck Friday,
March 2. Dancing will bo from 9 pan,
in 1 a 111,
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/Continued from Paijc 1, Column •'•>
On the Delia's List fro milie Junior
Chiss arc: Clary Adelson, Beverly Andy,
James Bailey, Barbara Banna, Carol Bell.
Paul Bertan, William Binkley. Audrey
Bnggs, Joyce Burwash, Clinton Carpenter,
Janice Champagne. Marilyn Chenfleld.
Lnui.se Chrlstolon. Richard Clifford, Marie
Colao, Harry Cooker. John Dempster.
Alathea Denslow, Mai.llyn DeSanta, Karen
Dicks, Kathryn Dodge. John Downes, Phillip Dudley. Barbara Dumoni, William Duncan. Peter Dykeinan
Herbert Felski. Anna Ferraioh. lalhan
Ferrara, Maniyn Firth, une Frankhind,
Vera Freund, Uuduiond Frye. Cay Gatyas,
John Gaugule, Lorraine Glasser, Stanley
Gorzynski, Arlunc Green. Tim Gugllelnione.
Betty Gundrum. Manjaret Hamilton. Benjamin Hammond. Morton Hess, Rita Holinke. Sherman Hunt. Phyllis Hurd. Mary
Inman, Audrey Kelly. Jerri' Kilroy. Margarni Klnsler Erhiiro Koehler. Michael LflCava, Hlta Lamboylla, Susan Lelter, Alan
Lewis, Nunziata Miig.sti'o. Laura Mare.sca.
Douglas McDougall, Bernard McEvtiy. Kennetll. McLear. Mary Mc-.er. Dorothea Miller, Katner.ne Molisetn Gordon Gstrander.
Matthew Osloyich Ricliard Parker Clyde
Payne. Anne Fer.sicn. Kober' f'feilfer Kual
Poiak, William Quoin
Clarence Kappleyea, Joan Reudert. Carole R.sing. Harry Roberts. Eleanor Rouev
Marv Ana Sclilotthaulier. Nnnc\ Schneider
Paula Segal. Betty Slgelv Gaio hllvestrl
Jane Sie/.ak, Eil/.abeth Stelield. I'riuly
S.emmer. Dons Sterz.nar, Robert Slnnson,
Arlene stokes. Stanley Sus.sman William
Swensou, Josi plane Testa, Clilloni Udell
Betty Van Vlack. Alma Webster. Everett
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The Life YcuSove a
Greeks I n i t i a t e Quota System,
Formulate Unique Rushing Policies
I n t r a - C l a m a i t y Counsel and F r a ternity Possibility Board met to
discuss a revampircd rushing procedure.
The Counsel announces I hat a
quota system innovation will help
eliminate all rushing
procedures
since never will a Grecian unit find
a comparable number. This is the
formula by which all quotas will be
determined: take the square root
of the total membership, divide by
the age of the president m o cheating here girlsi, .subtract t h e number
of frosli. T h a t ' s it. As any m a t h
major can see at one simple glance
the number remains undoubtedly in
the negative, so onward to sorority
extinction.
However, as a reversal, the fraternities are subjugated to a quota
system. T h e number of possibilities
is limited to twenty-five. It has
also been announced that the weekend of March 3, is hereby set aside
for the brothers' informal and formal dinners. The board ol FPC
i Fraternity Possibility Curve i has
congregated, discussed and posted
the following regulations on their
bulletin board on fourth floor D r a p er (easier going up. but luster ecming downi. 1. No member, active,
inactive or otherwise, can speak to
a frosli from the hours of 8 a.m. to
8 a.m. :J. No fraternity member
shall "fix-up" a rushee (that's the
PRICE 5 CENTS
man you're rushing boysi with a
dale. .'!. Weekends with a rushee
with the exception of W.A.A. weekends al which al least two fraterniI never told you, but . . SUB ties
must
be represented, a r c
lias hired 10 state policemen to pro- scratched
Hold it there, that's
tect local collegiates from the secret enough why divulge anymore ol
T h e public-spirited members of
FHA i Future Hoods of Albany i . . . ll:e secrets of fraternity rushing the stafl of Ihe Staid College Gnus
Advanced Soph Physical Education hie. Climb those stairs brother.
have uncovered a plot on the pari
R. ('. Loophole, C h a i r m a n of the consist.- ol six weeks of tree-cutof the members ol the Campused
ling
al
Warrensburg
.
Aspirins,
'Next year will be different" is Ihe Commission to clean up the ComAssignment Committee, who found
Dean L a m i p u r r e d is seriously dis- ihe missing 1 u inr in the trino- a whole new hot lie, has been pur- slo am ol the new constitution re- mons We feel lhal this is a definite
turbed over the huge percentage ol mial expansion, was awarded a chased by tile Medical Olfice for \ision
oinnnllce for I n t r a - C l a m - and uncalled for infringement of
students who currently m a d e Dean's citation from Ihe Eatter Beaver ill" treatment of pneumonia, tub- ; i i I \ Counsel and Fraternity Pos- our civil liberties, and should be
erculosis, etc. . . Music Council lias sil iliiy Hoard T h e committee is slopped as soon as possible, il not
list. These students arc most i n - Society.
considerate to afford cnnipetiiK.n
Dr. Aaron Burr. Instructor ol acquired the sensational "Ockie'., n i' iimendnig to the (Ireeks thai sooner.
to probation students who deserve History 2-much, was a guest p e l - Oraleers" as their next presenta- all rushing rules be condemned.
We are making an appeal lo Prumore co-operation. T h e Dean fur- former at the o r a l Interpretations tion. . . Song of the week is Mil- binned, and thrown to Ihe winds
t h e r m a i n t a i n s that all work and evening la.sl Tuesday. He gave his dewed Moments to Remember," cur- They believe thai no frosli wall deni Clownsil lor enforcement ol
no
ci 'unionizing
or unionizing rendition ol "A Duel in the Sun. ' rently being sung by cafeteria fre- meet Ihe catastrophic end ol being the following rules ol disorder lo
be added to Hob's already s i a n d m g
J
quenters . , . Into the tilt with . .
makes one a very dull person. He
Dr. 'flu i nas Gabsin, Professor ol Ihe library! Seems they've been sel- rushed loo much?'. VV They fell Ilia: land .sittmi lis!
hopes thai in flic immediate future
pressurized
suits
should
be
distribHealth and Safely Education, was ling all dorm clocks back lo keep
I Am prudent lmind attempting
more students will lake a d v a n t a g e
elected
president
ol the ' W" us afeared enough lo gel the books uted In each incoming frosli as ihe in any way to remove any ol llie
of opportunities to earn grades ol
standardized
piece
of
clothing
bec h a p t e r of V P A .
back early
To the editors go Ini'e lhe\ embark mi their college exist nig accessories in said ComD or I1) it's really not fooooo h a r d !
Dr. Peter
East ream,
Assisiani ahead, cin il. who cares?
mons area is in be suspended from
Remember, you, loo can have i
career
Ihe llagpole 111 I milt ol Draper for
ball in college. Tile Dean humbly Professor ol English, was awarded
a orize from the Juvenile Delina one week tabling
bogs you lo slop studying . .
2, Any prudent Imuul using the
don't take notes anil clil all classes. quents .Associated for Ins latest
ashtrays wall lie expelled Ironi Ihe
In lact, belter yet, transfer to Rio book entitled ,Mv ('(inversion to Delinquency. Tins book first appeared
ACSP
I Association ol Corridor( irallde . B y e !
as a serial in True Confession- '
Smoking Prudentsi
ciiiii:n\(;s ON un: mmiiDiv
Ii. Mail boxes should be removed
tl wasn't bill a lew (nil's ago, this w i \ week, lhal Ihe proxy a
this place, Willie Collins, decided lhal their wasn't enoulf a we line in make room lor articles ol more
.- lgnilicaiil iiiiportaui c
I'aepiil m a i n inter leeching. Well, lo make a lung slorie short, ( )le
Willi' m a d e Ihe corses easier and chanced Ihe name lo New Yawk Stall
Country-Club It r Tecchies.
I.ASV (OMII, EASY (it)
In addition l " Ihe a m e n d m e n t s eligible for this elected position,
o l
We b big ornery gists a m at the Slail Hoar.I ol l-'ineanls meeting
proposed by Hisquaniii In Student
course the HUH will not be
Tw.siia\ a l.-cra.- fi:l ia-.con-cin lor Ihe slnodlnls' ultimo Even Ihe
Asso lali.iii. now known as Bolch- allowed lo vole upon this as "il is
a prerogative, and
, duly ol Ihe group could noi counl so high, lhc\ even ran mil ol linger., and Iocs
Tonight is the night ! Ii is lnkopl's IJi.wing Bullooiis. (leorgi K , p m u i e r ,
lo present his views There making the lax l l n r t i c dollars more m xi j e e r ! s i n e we got Ihe nighl lhal Ihe topseetled ibird seed'
camp-,
llie
stadium.
Ihe
held
house,
llie
wcekhe
movies,
etc
Hill
isn't
liolchko,,I, Premier ol his own pup- a l u | w , m i ( |
,1,,,,
,, ,,,.,,,,,
Slate Pods go against the Albany
pel governnieiil, has decided In in- miu.-iicc lo iliiilli as a whole il • IX 11 in II il dollars a lal loo much'.'
Home lnr the Blind m ihe N.U.T.
d u d e Ilic loll, wing provision.
iBolchkopfi
elected lo lead own 111 sin Asm \
(Nations Undernourished Teachers)
The
amendment
prnpos-d
b\ iwere mil allowed) to do s o " Ol
T h e dcin's oflls has a pile a complains aholll arc Ihree-dej weak basketball finals The Home is NailUotehkopl provides lor Ilic election course everyone knows, and il lhe,\
I'hi j gol even a county lo sludie I hi.- loiiehle blzuis- W"'d like lo Ihro ed No I by the I'A and PL) ware
nl a head waiter for Prudent c l o w n - don't it isn't his limit, thai Uolchi nl a qlleslon Whal'i we lit ; 11 foi e anyway, lo Work or In raise I'aiue':' - e n ices
sil Al ihe Wednesday night ses- Imp! is Hie only one qualified" .
The Sweeuneii will be led by drivRi lileilibiir Ihe Ihrce-daj week dec- nine unir weekends 1 Act now!
slim ol Hie executive body an un- for carrying on business in Ihe besi
ing Sick Smith, playing the guard
I el's keep I Ins place a demoerace !
lorscen Irageih occurred
No interests ol i B B B i . "
ml ihe bench) position Expected
K i l l , I l i O M KI.OWNSIIII.
waller appeared! Rather t h a n reBolehkopl has jusi finished a
Sloodinl Ivliiwiislul got a lol a pr,tells lor app iinting eoinilys llie lo sec some act Ion are gracel ill 1 Ion
linquish one ol lis member:, the corre.sponden e course in "The Inn
the Aspirin Kid, Woody
ul lit i' uighl when they decided they w ooe I o mi1 lot Cuke- Alici iwo Bayer
Clownsil had In carry on without a r t of engineering business." J u d g hour.- ol a guild, lntellecshiil discusshiin, Una dt Lied on I'Oplej (iood- Rook, ihe Schiinok. and Tom Slopgoodies from Ihe Sllali h-il bar Noi nig from Ihe procedures used by
gay, wla win decided to be "inalure. ' "interested." w e l l - r o u n d e d " and py Prodigious Clary Holy-way, goat
wishing lo have In conduct business Botchki pi during
Ihe past six
nl all Pod games so lar may crash
crying h curse a the .-moke in his i yes
again under physical want, Clown- m o n t h s he must have lulled Ihe
inlo ihe lineup
IVIISSINC INFO
all has decided lhal only those Willi phase ol llie course devoted to "how
T h e S l a t e J V s will e n t e r t a i n ihe
T h e Racing Forme always comes mil on F r j d n j s
up until this
greatest skill in taking orders, c o u n t - to successfully cover up your lacweak. II seems that ten ci,-cditurs-ni-chleves count agree mi the sure Hudson Home for t i i r l - in the preing change, and carrying frays are lies."
lim.
Ihiligs. Let's gel one the stick. We wanl ak-slnin!
Staid Kollege
Konfidential
Raving Reporter
tf-GAulty QeeU
Prudent Clounsil's Premier To Propose
Provision Providing For Executive Waiter
Marjor.e I'ViniJo La.-., Ki/|,,ni,, a Mai.
l l u b l a k M a i , la K.,„i„i,'K H a r m 1 K.,/..,,.,
Donalo Keele N , K . , , c . N,,1.11.1 K i n g
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Men.a
J o n n Mlnon K-el'.n Mood) I.e
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'I'l'.al .a N i l am C h a r ! . , I .• Noi 1,11 S o . I.a
O Doia..'ll. An:, Ola,. Doloies I',', fc M a n
P i c c l a n o . N o r m a n d a - P . s n k o Daniel I'orl.eki
l l i a e i h R a i n , J o a n Iti-ul. Doliald
Rice
A n n Rldl.-,
( a n , , i n , : , , lleverl)
R o s s Lllillle Si M o l i n a V a l e n e .Schueldel
R o b e r t Si l i a l ' h e i s Mar IOI ,,• Hen« a n / R o b • •rl S h a r p e , ( . a i i n i u Hiaiia, N a n , a S l a r k e y ,
Carol
hni, n
la ank
Svii , a a
llarbara
I'.u k.iloir, II,, n I . n o , n
II, n i l . ,• I •, :, r
Pn> II. s Valine,
.Jam ' Vol :II.". r. S i h n a
Wagenhelin
I ..11111.1, W a i l l i . u
Louise
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l i o u l a . s . Ann l l r e i . n a n K e n i i e l n 111,:' l a l
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D o r u i i , y In,'. , ( l i o i g e D.i-.i, 11,in, 11 ,1,.,
I ' l l / . p a l l a r.
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larll.
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Mas.l.e
II,lip,1,
George
Hal lis
Mai 1
11.1 l | i , g . W a l l , I
llellis
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abelll
l i o n , I lg.ni-.
Alll," I I , , s i : , ,
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The
Albany
Stained
s t u d e n t s ample for the probes. He took out
have been kicking isee picture on his little black book and looked a t
left . . . tired feet) about the long the Dean's list . . . Betty, AL 2-0002
delay on probation decisions by the . . . Gypsy Rose, PL 2-0003 . . .
Academic Council. Savage mobs
In spite of the riot this list crehave been pacing the registrar's of- ated, Dean Lampoon decided to call
fice for almost a m o n t h now, w e a r - out the true Dean's list of honor
ing taps and smoking reefers just students. T h e entire Dean's list had
for spite (see picture at left . . . little effect on the savage probes,
reefers on floori.
so she went home.
W h e n Dean Lampoon was inFebruary 22 . . . the Council had
formed that the s t u d e n t s were ubou: interviewed
301 more
students,
to revolt, he stated. "These stu- which they turned over to the bid e n t s have always been revolting." ology lab. T h i s left 50 probationers—
There were approximately 1,200 all s t a r k - r a v i n g m a d . D&A Council
students on probation packed into took 40 of them for their next prothe tiny room, until D e a n Hartless duction. T h e remaining ten? Dean
used a flame thrower to keep tilings Lampoon freed them, and with a
moving. This act burned up severai twinkle in his eye and a jolly smile,
probationers, who reinitiated will) Hew u p the chimney, shouting.
hand grenades and chlorine g a , s . in "Merry C h r i s t m a s lo all!"
spite of all the confusion, t h e C o u n His eight reindeer were on procil fearlessly continued to stick pins bation.
in wax images of the probes.
February 12, an epidemic of a t h lete's foot broke ou' isee picture a t
//
left . . . shoes cover disease >. As a
result of tins, the grapes were taken off ihe floor, and w i n e - m a k i n g
Several
unusual
accidents
was forbidden for three days isee
have occurred in the past week,
picture at left . . . no g r a p e s ) .
causing immeasurable damage
February 16, Die first
student
to the school and the student.
was admitted to conference. After
J o h n Parched got his hand stuck
having his student, tax ticket and
in the coke machine, and was
his face punched several times, he
forced to wait until S.C. a p p r o m a n a g e d to winfi8cents in blackpriated five cents in order to
jack. He was given a choice of refree him. In (lie Draper Lounge,
turning the money or flunking out
a small
fire
burned
three
of college. He chose t o keep the
couches, two chairs, a few stuloot, whereupon lie instantly fell
dents, and 7,000 unsmoked cigthrough a trap door.
arettes.
T h e next student had no money
.•Meanwhile, six members of
to offer for bribes, bill he gladly
the rifle club shot their mouths
sold 6,000 dollars worth of t h e off in an a r g u m e n t over who
equipment
he had stolen
from
gets the Red Ryder B-B gun.
A.M.i.A. in order to slay in college.
They refused to speak to a n y Tile student. Dave Shindig, requestone until S.C appropriated a
ed t h a t we withhold his n a m e bepair of rubber lips to each one.
cause of ill health.
Maurice Bollweevil fell into
By February 20, the Council had
the vat of chicken soup while
taken care of 849 s t u d e n t s . . .
waiting in lunch line. He was
with machine guns. T h e
other
sold, along with a spoon, for
probes, starving from 20 days ol
twenty cents. Then of course
captivity, fought viciously for tile
the cashier realized her mistake
more succulent portions of t h e fresh
. . . chicken soup is thirty cents.
bodies.
The most amusing accident, of
As the situation became more of
the week, however, was when
a crisis, Dean Hartless decided i,,
the entire Outing Club was
call in all Ihe m e m b e r s of ihe
spewed by a Volcano they were
Dean's list, in order to set an exexploring.
Dean Begs All
To Stop Studying
Wei, r m l l l e r , W i l l i a m W h e e l e r . G e r t r u d e
W i l d e r , Dudley W . l h a m s , M a r g a r e l Wil,la :n,
Ml
l'no-e [rum Hie CI,is, ul 111,
Alllers. Mar 1 , A . k m , I-reel A r e o l a r : . Ann a b e l , - H a r l o o t . A l e x a n d e l B e d n a r e k I'lieresii 1I,||. A r l e n e t i l r n b a u m . N.N B r i s k a .
Marv
Mullock.
Martin
BUM,, Anthonv
C a m p o , 1 ' a a i la C i r a p e l l i i c a , Kli'.uior Ca
a m , p e a r l ( n a s e , A r t n u r C l a u s e n I-rleda
L o n e n , C o n r a d C o n e r o . Mar', C r a w l o r d
\ v l l . l a m D e G r o a l M a r i e D e l t i u e r . l-'rance
Dm.ii. C a n , , Kuw.ini,
Warren Kdwards.
J o h n l-.ril,' Ann G a n n o n Paul G a n n o n . I r i
G o l d s t e i n . .So .an G r i ' e u . R i c u . n . 1 ( I n / , •
wlcli, Delori •, II u l i m o n d B e v e r h Heffron,
K . c l i a r i 111:,' k
Ann
Hitclico k,
Roger
H u n t . C a i r o . , il a : S a l t a t u r e In,mill J o h n
J a m . e - o n , Jaliel J u n g e J o a n K e n : ' '
Robert
Kope • n
D o r o t l r , K o s n g a r . a u . Iau r a . n e i w l ..', Hi II, :...,;.! K,,, a ,:. I ,,,,ri.
LaFontaaie
J o a n Lalio/ljiri;
Klltli I...I
MJII, KI.MI l a e b e r i n a i t S u / a n n e I.leberni.tn
J a m e s l.oi HTlao J o a n Mai,'.'. C ' a r a o n M a s
son
LJii-n M, l.augli.lii. Wanil , \ l M a l i ,
Margare:
Anxious Probes Await Council Decision
77
To Stay Or Not, That Is The Question
The m o r e p e r f e c t l y p a c k e d your
To i h e t o u c h . . , to t h e t a s t e ,
cigarette, the m o m pleasure
il an Accu-Ray Chesterfield saliv
gives . . . and Aceu-Riiy packs
lies t h e most . . . h u m s m o r e
Chesterfield l.ir more perfectly,
evenly, smokes much smoother,
Firm a n d p l e a s i n g to t h e lips
. . . mild yet deeply satisfying to
Ihe taste
Cliesterlield alone is
pleasure packed by Accu-Ray.
KINGSI2E
Pods See Sharp-eyed
Foes In NUT Finals
ALL THE NEWS THAT FITS
STATE
COLLEGE
A h m Confused
I wuz a comin' thru Albany sight seein' one
night when I seed a bunch of peepul crowdin' round the door of this venerable lookin'
The
buildin' called Stait College for Teachurs.
Well sir, I thot maebe some body was getNEWS
tin' trampled upon so I ups to this feller
and I sez Friend what goes on hyar? And
BOARD
he gives me a funny look and he sez, "Whah
its State Fair." I looked around and ah
wishes
couldn't for the life of me see any of them
stalls you know wher they put all the livestock and couldn't smell the usual things
you j
associated with an affair of this hyer type.
You know usually there's tractor drivin',
potato pickin' and hoein' contests at any
a
State Fair ah've been to, Well frens, I
couldn't go back so ah got picked up front
with a hull raft of peepul and we went into prosperous
this big barn. I remarks to one feller about
what a place this would make to store hay
STATE
and he gives me one of those looks and
sez—Mister—This is Page Hall and the
FAIR
show yer about to see is bein' put on by the
faculty. So I set down expectin' to hear
readins from Shakespeer er somethin' like
and
that. When all ov a suddent these teachurs come a prancin' out and I don't know
whut-all. Well—I pokes this guy in the ribs
and I sez—Whuts them teachurs tryin' ta disclaims
do. He sez they're raisin' money to get a
all
foreign stoodent hyar. Well I sez this seems
like a no-account way to do it. I mean you'd
think those teachurs could pay fer it out Responsiof ther salaries 'sted of panhan'dlin' on the
• ••• •
stage. W e l l , I g o t u p a n d wandered
aroun' lookin' fer a midway when this little
filly comes up and sez—how about a dance.
for
Well frens, I tole her 'bout the only dancin'
I done was behind a plow and I didn't
THE
opine to start in. After goin' 'round to these
little sideshows fer about an hour or two
I left. To this day I cain't figger out these
STAID
Teachurs Trainin' institushuns. Them stoodents was a jumpin' and a hollerin' and I COLLEGE
don't know whut-all.
This guy sez to me its a question of mind
over matter and I sez—fren, your right,
they don't have no minds and it don't seem
seem to matter (Well wluit do you want
fer a nickel 0 ' 5 )
GNUS
NEWS,
FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY
2 4 ,1 9 5 6
Hop on the band wagon
I don't have to be
Come to the show
Brilliant, clever or arty
PHI DELTA'S MINSTREL
To enjoy D and A's
MASQUERADE PARTY
Eveiybody go!
Come one and all
And prove your might at
WAA's
BASKETBALL THROW
on Saturday night.
OUTING CLUB
will send you to
far away places
via their
FILMERAMA
Veterans Crown Queen
A t First Inaugural Ball
Bring a student
from across the map
Buy a CHANCE
Z-46 1
—
•
Where's Max going?
To MUSIC COUNCIL'S
"3 PENNY OPERA"
why?
To win a free record.
-
See and Hear
It's State Fair Time
CHI SIG'S
So follow the craze
HIT PARADE THROUGH
To Sigma Phi Sigma's
THE YEARS
MIRROR MAZ E
Old Commons
10c a try
-
Silhouettes'. 1 "
Lake Mouse has B A L L O O N S
T h e y w a n t y o u to break.
Frisky MYSKIK fills the bill.
Throw your
It's up to you. Come try your skill.
And
STUDENT COUNCIL'S
SACK
It A C F '
The burlap bags are
going to race
Place your bet and
DARTS
prize y o u m a y t a k e .
Do y o u like y o u r
rilled'1
really
Then
.stomach
lake a walk to
PIFRCF'S
H o t !><»" S t a n d
watch
t h e chase.
A Happy And Prosperous STATE FAIR
To Our Many College Friends
Stop In And See Us After The Last Show!
OLENDORF'S TAVE
WASHINGTON TAVERN
85 (Jiff Certificate
Lake
Avenue
(52 N o r t h
Lake
Avenue
HERBERT'S
RANCH TAVERN
(i,i N o r t h
BEST %nm
101)4 M a d i s o n
Avenue
:illd
LARRY'S .MUSIC BAR
BEST CONCESSION
BOULEVARD CAFETERIA
liJH C e n t r a l
C o r n e l ' ol O n t a r i o a n d M a d i s o n
Avenue
('oinpliinents ol the
MIKE'S
HOD Madison Avenue
NEW
YORK.
FRIDAY.
MARCH
VOL.
2. 1956
n ff cers
' B k : s w i " b e ° « ' s a l e l " »» J a n e Idc, Seniors; Marvann Ku«( \
students until 4 p.m. this a f t e r u o m k o W R k l , , , „ „ „ „ „ „ , „ , | | k „ „ „,,„ ,,,,„..
-
; EDWARD E. POTTER CLUB
STEP RIGHT UP FOLKS!
presents
NEWMAN'S MASCOT,
GET YOUR PIZZA
POLAROID
MR. GIRAFFE
j
POTTERGRAPH
Welcomes ye one and all,
WHILE IT'S HOT—
to come and get hitched
at the
on State Fair Day
PIZZA
STAND
In Draper's Lower Hall.
Big yellow kernels
And lovely golden butter
Presented
by
1
NEWMAN CLUB
BRUBACHER is selling it
IIILLEL Presents
'
Why not try a bit?
and
Enchanting music
SCA
Exotic trances
Come and see
We admit it!
Our Israeli Dances
This is one thing we can't fix.
When making a date
Win one, win all
with someone at State
At the COMMERCE CLUB
Repeat Performance
Be smooth
WHEEL OF FORTUNE"
One spin may change
S () A K - A T II O N
Send a telegram
vour life.
Come to SLS Water Works,
Via I) F B A T F
Throw a ball,
And down the Jerks!
Girls are lovely, music's
who;
THE VETS
smooth
Cafeteria be entranced
what
"MR.
ROBERTS
V A N I) E It Z F F S
We accommodate both
where: REAR CAFETERIA
young and old
"Who's Who in
at our
in IIUSTFD
S t a t e College
B Z s " D I M E A DANCE"
- - -
We've a game that's played with water.
Avenue
ALBANY.
heme of the affair, and is being ciety a U h e i r meeting In Draper 111
held in conjunction with t h e indue- „ „ „ , „ , , „ „ „ „, ,„ „ m ,,- {m ,„
XLI NO. 4 lion of the society's new slate of l h ( , , n m „ M , „ . „ . ,,,„.,„„.„
,
"
grilled'.'
2.r)() W e s t e r n
ews
What does the future hold
for you?
Come over and see
What CANTERBURY CLUB
can do?
Do y o u l i k e y o u r hot dogs
Though you can's swim like Neptune's daughter,
T h e Veterans' Society sponsors its in Lower misled. T h e price Is $1.1 fill
first a n n u a l Vets' Ball tonight from per couple. T h e administration nun
10 p.m. to 2 a.m. in t h e ballroom of granted 2 a.m. hours for all (jirls nt>
the Hotel S h e r a t o n - T e n Eyck, a n - tending t h e dance.
nounces David Palmer '57, general
The highlight of the evening Will
chairman. Dance music will be p r o be the coronation ol the Queen i '
udec by J o h n n y Costa and his o r - , , „ . B a „ .,-,„.
,
b|,,
cnestra. " T h e Inaugural Ball" is th« b j m , m b ( , , . s „ f (1)( , V p
from GAMMA KAP
CO-OR
STEWART'S I(E CREAM
*I7:> Washington Avenue
Spotlight O f Weekend Centers
O
l^""
a
•
a
^
mm
n Driiudcher, vierce
Exchange
S
A/lore Studenis
I
Senate —*7oday
# wv«m
|
*-'**jpr*m>
ee
Sunday
interviewed on radio slut Ion V V A I I Y ' N
iors;
Programs,
Barbara
Balinski
'56; Refreshments,
Mary
Bradley
'58: Decorations, M a r g a r e t
Pierce
'58; Chaperones. Sally Weeks '59.
T^B
j
I
"Matinee
asking
f o r money
m i l ol surplus grains, M a r i l y n Fuller '58: Refresh- T a l h a m .
irWju.
month.- a l t e r t h e money has been incuts, M \ rn.i Cohen Arrangement.-,
The chaperones l o r Pierce Hall * J ' *
pent
T h e rules are p r i n t e d else- Altreda W r o i i a . ! i v - l u n c h , Decora- a r e ' Robert C. I.uippold, Assistant
.•.here on this page and provide l o r Imps, P.Uriel,i D c M e i s
5(1
Professor ol Mathematics, and Mrs.
i
closer
check
b\ S B F on t h e Pa-re,• H i l l
(leneral Chairmen
I.uippold; Violet I I I.arney. Assoore.ikdown.s in the budgets ol o r - . b a n Burguiere '5(i. and Margarei ciale Professor of M a t h e m a t i c s , and i
J,une-. I.ockhart
' o. S m i t h .
Ai i., n e m e u ' s . l i e i i \
Sig- M r . I.arney, and M r s . Gladys Ranc
; i i i i / i i tlun.the newly-elected member ol C o i n
e " . C l e m - i m , P i i r a i , II,di . b i n - Social Director ol Pierce H a l l
Above is a picture of the
ell,
suggested
thai
S B F have
,
morning assembly, February
meeting w i t h t h e treasurers ol ai
organi/.al ions in order
to cxplait
lull.
t liese rule- and t h e ]jn>, edure 1 i
ken
l ruin
l i e surplus
in i
Council Passes Recommendation
Of Student Board O f Finance
Student
Board ,; F l i i a i r e oi ew
up •• revised set ol rules governing
t h e . s p e i i d i r . ' "1 SI l l i l e l ' l A. .-i ,cla t l o i i
" "
Editor's Note: Last
lily
witnessed
H e ' l l lie- .illiei i
,1 ' h e Vels Ho
eiel \ are Presali lit ,1a i.es 1 ,„ I.
hart '57; Vice-President John K h a p p
'".'•>
Si ci e t , n \ , Fl'ai k Mi l b all,
'I rea.Mirer
Phillip
Halliu
Hoi la,
C h a i r m a n . I lav id Palniei. J i u i l o l »,
Kxecilt l\ e Coiiin il, | Ion.,Id Mi I 'lain
TimeC a r 111 I c h a e I
li e ,lunch ,
Charles
Wl!se\.
Robel I
Mlliplll
S |.h in, '1'es; Rnliei I Hoy es ,1 illii
M o r n i '. J u n i o i s
Frida
10 11
a n extreme
chanac.
every seal was filled.
Failure to do this w i l l result
in immediate t r e e i n g of the
budget of the o l l e n d i n g o r ganization
e Budgets
will
be u n l r o / e n
w i t h the s u b m i t t i n g ol t h e
bill
Sunday Concert
Sigma
man
lor
Lambda
I I ill
hale
Siinda>
,1, ni\
Department
Plans Meetings
New
(lull a
schedul
to Kiebal ,1
Pi e idei.l ,,| S I . ; ,
Ambl'i isl1 '•
New man
1
-'nun
aci oi ihui
V.insie: te 'all
Ed
' """•--
Fraternity Gives
week's assem-
b
s u e B,11nli.ii:
inigel,
anno • ,
• i,m i i ' l a h n g s i " . o o i
he Board
I'n .-••.ii Cb hi in.i I I
lem Miss B . i i n l i . ! '
Council
voted
h i appoint
M.n \ p l a n : I he new
Jane Fisher and Alleeli Cochrane, will
h'.eel
'.'.'.'!,
a l l ol gahl/.i t ;oh
Seniors, as C o - C h a i r m a n oi Press treasurer- Wednesd.n in Draper JiKl
iiure.,11 u n t i l t h e end ol the sem- at .1 1! '-11
Facll • T g a n i / a ' mil head
ester A n i o i i e wishing i n work .vith must send a repre.-enl ai ive to the
Press Bureau is ask, d to contact meeting oi c a n . , , - ! M i - B a r n h a r l
either one o l these girls
The Student Board ol Finance rec-
at the Palace
Committees lor I he hall are Pub
licit.!. John K h a p p •"•«, and V, I 111
P l l l l i a m 5K. 'I ickels, P h i l l i p lis in
Fa\ ols ami Flow el
Yal, I ii ,,\ Hon
Junior , Decoration
Donald Mi
C l a m , .lame- C a r m i , h a d h c h m u i
and M a n
K n i g h t ,7
he f r o m 9 p.in l " 1 a m . and '
T h e queen of the 'Sea Fantasy,"
o'clock hours w i l l be in effect l o r w i l l be crowned by Johanna Lecakes
I m i l - a t t e n d i n g either l u n c l i o n . '58, queen of last year's
formal.
The
Campus
Sereniulers
w i l ! The coronation w i l l take place at
nit up i he Iheme n| "Stairway to 11 MO p.m., after the Intermission,
siudent
Council
it their
Wed- i l l ' ' S t a r s " ,,i Briibachei Hull.
A'
T h e chaperones
f o r Brubaeher
a. Professor
olWChi
ry, andAssistMrs.
indicates discu.-wsinn nl the Myskahln en
d u r iHall
ng
Pierce
C h i l e niermissioiis
Pavne's
PedHall are; L.
a l t etnist
r Schult/.e,
Mr. and
Mrs. Merlin
W. ?
iie-.da\
set the (both
. . l t > - dance:
. A , „ , , , , „ . , ; , , , „ , , , „ , „ „ , „ , •«,.,, .I,anni;
„ „ Professor
of Science,
and Mrs.
a
m e n d m eevening
n t s and meeting
.inniiuncements
i-sembh
agenda h a today, wlueii K:in!as\
" te
Hetresli' nac.i'ic
l s: . w i l l be ,erv/ ea,y ,Robert
P. of
I.anni.
Assistant
'
the S
Hc
ah
t hual lw
Director
Athletics
and
< 'i •••unit
Council approved the new rules dances are
Brubaeher H a l l : C e l l - Director ol Brubaeher H a l l , respec- i t ,
b\ Student Board ol F i - eml C h a i r m a n , .Mai'. Pirciano '58, t ively, and Robert J. T a l h a m , Assist- F j
| i rropiised
o|
and Mrs. J&
nance
tn check
on organi/.alloii - Orchestra, M i r . B n v n j
'.ill. Pro- ant Professor ol Science,
S
('!', i!e I'a\ ne '57 reporled thai out
oi i i i i w o r k i n g airpiti., ol $(i.tiOfi. i
h i : le i ,\ er SI ,l)(l() has oeen .spent t l u •.- ; , i ' '1 he $10,00(1 t o r the C a m i i w i l l
at ;t p ,n t h e
cjl ecu and the new president « III l)f
P P | ( C
wing them
afternoon
roririflls & ^Ue A^U* ^JZZT«S^ZIZ»I
Student Council:
Brubaeher and Pierce Halls capLure t h e spotlight
tomorrow n i g l n
w i t h Hie presentation ol their a n iiual f o r m a l dances
Dancing w i l l
ine Skutnik, Sophotnorcn Fnlluwlny
Hie coronation, the queen will pre
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ami
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II,ih
. . n . i I i. hi 1.1 Si p.. i will In ili I i
la ci I h o l e .1 to li p in ill II
le-u-c
l.'i.i South
I .like
A\ eiii.e
A (j i l.i i let
I I imposed ,,l
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Conferences
a All itemized expense account.
A meeting will be held Tue.-dav u
iccompanied bv bills Wher- , „ " , . , , . , 7 Q " f
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State Colle-je studetil- w i l l pe I l l
i,
' . , ,
i , D i a p e r 3-19 tor all Juniors and n t h , , a,,, -oneeri
I he musicians a l e
e> er possible, must be handed
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( r s
1 w l
in wit b i n one week a l t e r t i n
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" enroll lor student teach- W i l l r u n Stickle -. t i r . u l Joe Me Dow
close ot the conference.
nig next >ear. announces Edwm I' ' " :,li- t - ' h ' ; ' ' P a n i c
h Failure to do so will call tor Adkuis Director ot Education. This in- Clement > ' ,'J
ommendations
were
approved b ,
S i u d e n l s who wish to apply a . s m ( k , n |
(•,,„,„.,]
Wednesdav a n d
exchange delegates to t h e Univer- i M | l n | i , , . , , , , , . ,
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Hi
ol Ciinncct lent
.nay s t i l l on
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Viled
W i
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" 1>; ' 1 U > l f l i n , W " S l ' ( , t i " " ' s ' w h i r l , re.rcs'lii'ni'hi'.s'will I
:
at 10 a n i . and -1 p.m. Fach student
must attend one of these meetings
Newman
Hall
will
sp.ms
nihsl lie
" ' overdrawing
( ipeii I b-ii-e Irnlii J to .i p i n
si si i
iss Ambrosino.
Ambrosino, c
ih
ha
I la
Anderson met w i t h President Col- ' " A Phils ' w i l l ' , , n l \ he recinuu/ed
A Upon an auditor's discovering
Student t e a c h i n g assignments M
Miss
a iirtuah
r m a n nl II
,
...m
, part upon
. i vent.
|M1S
; i , i d James Sweet
ali. a l n u i
I n n i i t h e retailer m wholesaler i , , ol the ovta'drawing oi a line ,or,a next year w i l l depend
i v e l i t . Other
Other commit
commitlee
lei- include
meliiili
breakdown nl a line, m it ilicat loll is m l r m a t i o n
secured
during
t h i - Di curat ions. C a t h e r i n e ( )|ui ci \ n
\MIA
.hid Collin--lic.a'Sleu that
w hum the nioiie.', ! I
111 cling, s t i dents Will also h a l e na Wl'alloiics. llcshn.ei, Well mil
'he l l h a h c l a l
el up A M I V could
B Kxcepiimis
' " be sent to the o l l e n d i n g organ
Items obiaiuahle , i i l \ w i i b m i - i / a t i o i i asking I ln-iii In appear l o r I he opport u n i t y ol m a k i n g 1 heir spe - ii.g C n
l i r e Judith d a m n
it.
h e l p I n be s' a o d l / e i l , ! ) \ l e q l l i l I I I :
I,a' w i n c h no a d - a hearing at the next S B F meeting. ' I"' i d requests
l o r assignments C iluiiibinc
Baran. Allelic
slusai/
medial e u i
.in order blank I " ]>•• siibinltted In
u'!e\
S.dali
\
b
rin-. ii. a i l K.I tn HI is to be sent out known
to the Milne
department
•-'nphoumre
\ ,i ii.-e bill i .oi he obtained
l o i e any iiioiaw
i- i .sued In t i n
I h ., I,
Bind,
,i Bills ha I ne e Items mil t lie at least three lavs belore the hear- heads who will make student teach.- jurie F o r m
Board
A l l the ol'dei
l o i eqlll|i:
eshllieli
ug
by
the
Secretary
of
SBF
"
Placement.'
l l . l l l l l l i l i n ,'.11 h i l l ol;e Week
inclil
inn I be itenn/ed b\ A M I A
i n i l i - i i i - i i to S H I 1 '
uri ha -i
B At the hearing S B F is to u.
t i d e h\ a l i p inril', vi ite i l t i n
di aw nig w a
warranted.
' " by c o n t a c t i n g Joseph Andei
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ai
t l n o i i g h .indent mall
nUu^ZJniu'n^
.in ' ' " ' ' • " " '"
AI e(| es
o 1 "iie\
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Great W h i t e W a y Comes To State;
Statesmen, G e t Your Tickets Early!
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S
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e
,7 and '/..nth
in
!• \ei \ on
to attend t h e
m ( U)K
for h a n d l i n g cast
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Registrar Announces Enrollment Statistics;
led",'r Twenty Students Register For Class O f 6 0
C I I the Board dei ides that II
• >\ el ill a w ing was la a w'.u r.inti
could b . i l e heel, a\ i 'Hied, the B, lard
1
empiiwereil
in.
to iinpo-e
the b i l l o w -
pell, tit 1'-
h'uth
I,ape.
b'eel-l r,,r
;,-a , b.e-
announced
enrollmenl
-tatl-ll'S
ul the C n -
the l o l l i i w i h g
•'-cinesle
I! von t h i n k that Hi.- pub,I l U has ,
li.m .-I the shew
been
, l c er
lilt ere • t n,..
Old e n .
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A h o l n e i I.I euleii o . ' i t b i tin m oil,
ic i h e i i 1 in l,,i,e,l In p i ,
in | I
• n
- i - l ,
II
.' i c i - n i l . , , m i - ol $10 In $25
11' e/ing ol blldgel ot the o r g a n ,,
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i / . i l l o n l o i linn school weeks
new studenis enroll-<l ,n ' , u l ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' A ; , l ' s " ' " ' ' ' " ' '' '
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,
,
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leal es a ' . I d
•'• II -I I In u.i mbi i ••
J a i m a r v a- Ihe lll'st members it the
, , , { | u .hini.u Class i. A t.a.,1 i d
.a
allel
t i n A I' lull ., w., I
, e, h i
ill,,ill
I ( Kerch a w ;ng o| $1 to $111
! I ee/.ing o| budget ol I be o r g a n n a t i o n loi I w., School w eeks
v.... :;„;;;:',;: ,,;;•.„ ,",,;;, K',.,,,lu, ;•,• - '^;'nm,wing ,,i more than %&
e II I 111
I I I , I, a , ,.'» men
1 lesbllia h el.is
I'Aei", |ilae, ol i m p , , n a n c e in t i e Bealldli,
u
III ailillilol'. ' " ' I n
sell., ,| has been I I
led With urn |in
1 lerelileaii Insk . . ! a i i l h i i ' - l u p
lie
p u b l l c i n ha the State College H e m e
talented \
h h , s 11 udei i ,i l;.a i I!,.
••'•'" ""• i""»'-'-i"-'i ••la...
tor the
Class ,•! lillili
hers i,| ! h ,
-I III dm
i-m" lie
, i
Twei,i\
!hi. ttl,hlll,l„,1
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ecu u i i l t i i i
n i '
- n i .
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v
discretion ,,1 Board w i t h the /-^rrA
l l „ S,.,,c College H e m , , s a , t , l - " ' ^
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O/F/Ce
AnnOUIlCeS
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and t i u l . n l
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Iocs not appisir at t i n UeOnS
LIST btUdeiltS
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Frmn ' b u n
w ,i h o i . , A . . , h'c.u, nas icplaced Ihe historic 111.
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beaiilic
Ihe appropriate penalty Is
Ir, III the Seliloi Class can in, He
1- i i i a sine-, .a product loll
pn,
' " hi allium.,ilcall.', imposed.
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lollowing
Indents,
whose | ,p i w e i i t i o ,
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names
d i d i m l appeal
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: e p i , e n ' , , I ,n Ihe . l i e pi millet mil
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A Fiei/.lhg
w h hi milling
ol a l l U( .,-k's News, h a l e been placed .11
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l i n
l
lll,;;|i
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In,
K11111 Is a lull-scale lnusieal ' "
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S A 111 ml , I l o i n an o r g a n i / a l mn ai nl u „ . Dean's I I I ha the l u s l
1111 11 al imi Im
'hi
i l Ml I,ill.I U l l n
,,,inch,
c i u p l c l e .Mil. dan. .as and boweiei
M,-.. In
I h e piwgiaiu
1 ],,. iuipo.-ing ol complete rest l i e - , . h | ( . |
iK'lit-seel
li ,,in t In .1 .inn,hi
., I c -I 1 Ins \ e.n
an . a . h e 11.1 Coiue s . i i i i i d . n i i i i ' h l
t l i i " i i g | i .uls
le .pe
n. c o n a i n - n,,n.-, , , | i n c u r r i n g any debts d i n i n g
.li ai c a re how e l , o i l 111 I, a, bile Spe
M u c h III Pa 1 II.,1, w i l . b e , u i n
1 " ' ' rrceii
.he pen,id ,,l the penally.
'1 hose I m i l l 111
I ('lai il I, .,1 mn Outside cuntracts V i r g i n i a Van O i i l e n
H n h a i d Van
, 1.1I
n dents ,1.1. .11,,: |.,i l h l
si
III t II 111 •. nlw a \
p, I h a p s W i l l i , l l ' h l
I l i e II l u l l , \ I l i a , I, o i l I III H e m
Virgil.u
F.h/abet I. lie sic. loi,,I .11 I hi
1 epi esenls 1
million
lln.itii
...i
walling
in will c l o w . m l
n i a c i n , nest .e.n
made I,eh.re dale ul ll'ee/.lllg slelte, Cariuelo
but w h i c h must be paid d u r i n g Vull Felbert, (ieolge Vm Is. B e \ e l l \
Ins- ul l h l 1 pei l.d
nna-nls l o a n
hue
in I like
t h e big city
'I lie -.lew bigg,a ami l e l l e i
II pus-lb.,
Ihe pen...I will be honored
Wales.
Wllltsoli
Waiter,
V i r g l l i l . i the lusl
sella l e i New sliideliln
-,i,,.w i n ' - , T e - a i i i u l h e r - s i i l l cuhlllct
I h e will ei.abl, nest
, e , , l s show
Am
bill
incurred d u r i n g Ihe Watts. Alan Werner, linger
W e n . and 1 e-adililssiuii
total KM
Willi
..an ei n u , ; the l a l t e .
1 holce
ol l „ in.do- l b ,
bow altei ' h a t o la.
Ir ee/i ng period against the n i l - Jane
Whltehurst,
Judith
W i l l n, diawals ainoiinl to Iml I hi . i c p i e
eollige
D i e 11.line ol II i n c l d i l i l tli.it II Will be I Idl, 111, HI'
So l l I
ing ol S B F must be paid by Joan W i l k i n s o n , M a r i l y n Zelsnacii. -cuts a net loss ul Ha student. I h e
ally, I
M - ,, S01 lal l h l l l g "
I h e Hen wai. I'll ee this i l i h c , h c h i ,
ihe i n d i v i d u a l o i g a n i / a t l n n i t - Also Nancy Cade and Mnrjorle J e l - total enrolment l o i the College Im
pia.l
was A 1 1111 -11
by a I,denied I! gels ild.c.doi..l h l l e a l ll w i .
,e||
ley, Juniors.
this semeslci stands at Ifiiiil
,011th usiialU relet led In as I lick be good