STATE COLLEGE NEWS.
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Bridgeport Next Foe As
Peds Pulverize Oswego
State Bowlers
Drop Shutout
To Union Five
Sayles Upsets Alpha Pi Alpha,
Humps Humble Heights Contingent
Old Man Upset found his way into their only touchdown.
the criteria of the Intramural Hail, The Conquering Heroes
Football loop this week, as a heavy
j n 0 ther action this week, the
State's intercollegiate bowlers are Sayles eleven capitalized on a Humps entered into the win column
was preceded by a Jayvee affair resuiting in a 1-1 tie after 88 minutes beginning to wonder what victory blocked punt to turn back the pre- v i a a 12.7 w in over College Heights.
of rugged play. The fledgling Peds feels like after dropping their sec- viously undefeated APA squad, 9-6. For the colorful clowns, Owen
Davis was the shining light as he
gave Joe Garcia and the early birds ond straight shutout Tuesday night. P u n t Attempt Backfires
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n t n e s e c ond period,
on hand a preview of the '57 squad Victors over State's. representatives
,
,John "Hoot"
— hauled in two passes, one to score
in their tie with the Albany Athletic to the Capital Distract loop were the stefano, filling in a t quarterback a TD, and the other set up the
Club. Looking good were several powerful squad from Union College. for A p A i n the absence of Bill Humps second score. His touchdown
The score was a little closer than Walker, went back to kick from his pass came from Pete Barbegilota for
freshmen including Bill Hohn whose
the final tally might seem to in- own end zone on last down and the the Humps' second tally, which folplay impressed Coach Rebel.
The final game of the home sea- dicate however as the opener was ball connected with the posterior of lowed Frank Swiskey's tallying pass
son was a fitting climax to the sea- decided by three small maple pins his teammate, Brien Mortensen. to Mike Reilly. The game was markson of 1956 which saw a dismal pros- while the second tile saw the Peds Sayles recovered on the five yard ed by erratic passing, and it was an
pect turned into a shining success forty tallies short of victory.
line, and a pass from Lou Call to interception which led to College
as the booters remained undefeated
Big men for the Union squad (if D a v e Pitkin, two plays later, led to Heights score, as Bob Dallow latchon their home grounds t o bring scores of 532 and 523 can be con- the initial scoring of the contest, ed on to a Hump pass. Ron Frick
honors to the colors of State. A sidered big) were Plummer and The extra point went the same way sprinted around end to score the
extra point. However, the game is
from Call to Pitkin.
small crowd at each game was treat- stine.
under protest by College Heights
In
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second
half,
the
Madison
ed to fast and exciting soccer as
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Dick
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eleven again
found them- due to a play concerning whether
the squad treated the final and f r o m A l b a n w l t h a s c o r e t o p p i n g » Avenue
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or not a Humper tried to run an
b g g e r t c r o w d Q t « their b ^ t effort t h e 5 0 0 c i r c l e b y a m a r g i n o f o n e selvesi
forcedThis
o kick
from
toe
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end zone.
time,
Stan
Davie
was intercepted pass out of the end zone
before going on the road for their p i n H i s g a m e s i n c i u d e d 152-164-185. doing the honors, and though the or not.
nal three games with Bridgeport,
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In last Thursday's game between
kick was blocked, the referees
TQm ^
UI on a n
awarded Sayles two points because fraternities, SLS walloped KB, 43-0,
£ ' bits:
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t h e s e s s i o n w i t n 188
H e M h h,te
2
3 To. Davie had stepped out of the end in KB's last game before dropping
"•Warren
Dunham
State
785 761 755—2311 zone. Alpha came back in the dark- out of the league due to crippling
* Lou Delsignore
Carl Maxson
Union
788 802 812—2402 ness of the fourth quarter to score injuries.
By DAVE MILLER
The full head of steam gathered
by the goal-getters of State was
pointed at Bridgeport, Connecticut
today by Joe Garcia as the Peds
prepare to repeat their blast of last
weekend on the sacred grounds of
Bridgeport tomorrow afternoon.
Six For Seven
Going after their fifth consecutive win a t the expense of the
Purple Knights as well as the sixth
win in seven starts, the Purple may
be without the services of Bill
Bonesteel who was injured in a
winning cause Saturday. The halfback was not sure as the paper went
to press if his ankle will respond to
treatments during the week.
It was Warren Dunham, however,
who personally handed the Lakers
of Oswego their crying towels when
the young upstart in the Junior
Class twice gave the Orange goalie
ulcers
in the
period
ac
count for
two third
of the
four to
State
tallies.
This bit of meanness was preceded by the ice-breaking goal of
Carl Maxson who had given the
ball a ride in the first half to tie
the score. This was followed by
Dunham's two goals and Bobby
Backer's tally to rub salt in the
wound.
Crowd Treated To Defensive Feats
It was more than once that the
peppy crowd was treated to some
great defensive play as halfbacks
Dammer and Delsignore were aided
by Carl Maxson in substituting for
goalie Guglielmone who had wandered so far from home that it behooved the backs to make saves in
preventing the Orange men from
taking the free score offered them.
The good crowd included a contingent of freshmen who were on
hand to watch the fast moving pair
of ball games as the varsity game
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 2, 1 0 5 6
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At their meeting Tuesday afternoon the members of Athletic Advisory Board decided that the
forthcoming meeting to determine
the future of track at State will be
limited to the purpose specifically.
It will not seek to determine the
interest for new spring sports as
was previously reported.
The Board feels it must not bury
track before it is dead (if it is) and
therefore feels it must give its enthusiasts all the chances available.
Possible Investigation
If the interest does not materialize at this meeting the group will
then proceed to investigate other
sports to replace it.
The meeting (to be held the week
of November 11-18 at a day to be
set this Tuesday) will begin with
AA Board expressing their feelings
on the situation. Those sincerely interested in participating in track
this spring will be asked to specify
the event holding their interest.
The floor will then be open for
any and all discussion, questions,
suggestions or complaints.
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Leroy Holmes Plays For Serenade In Blue" Tonight;
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by Lou Call of the Sayles eleven
this week for his passing and running which he combined to lead his
team to their 9-6 win over APA.
The runner-up spot goes to Owen
Davis of the Humps. Owen was on
the receiving end of one ol the TD
passes which led to the Humps'
win over College Heights, and
caught another which set up the
Humps' other TD.
AMIA Announces
Frosh Representative
Joe Hickey has been elected
freshman representative to the
AMIA Council. Sections were held
on Wednesday of this week. Joe was
opposed In the election by Owen
Davis and his victory came by a
slight margin of twenty-five votes.
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NEWS,
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER
Singin' The Blues . . .
Former Dean O f
Upon their arrival at State College in the fall of 1954,
the Class of 1958 showed the entire college that they had
the m a k i n g s of an o u t s t a n d i n g class. Today, j u s t a little
over two years later, the s a m e class has not only reached
this expectation, they have gone beyond it.
So this weekend, Junior Weekend, m e m b e r s of the
Class of 19D3 will be singing the blues—the proud blues
of their class. They have a justifiable right t o be proud,
As they begin their third year a t S t a t e the Bluejays can
look back on a record t h a t a n y future class will find dif-
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The J u n i o r s , a s freshmen a n d Sophomores, proved ,Ttary to the president and substithey possessed those qualities which go info the m a k i n g unc teacher, becoming Principal oi
of an o u t s t a n d i n g class. During their first two m o n t h s the jmniiirv department i.r the
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were stubbornly proud by fighting the present Seniors ,.nVni-fieci the Masier oi Fed.igogy deMoi
right clown to the wire in Rivalry. As Sophomores, they are. in- siati college in IOUO
found still more reason to be proud. We need onlv menDunng the yens oi her reinvtion the Activities Day and Rivalry skits to prove this JV;,".'*V-. Ti"\.'"7.7 S?.iin!' i-iMi!! V"-,"» "•!
point. Upperclassmen enthusiastically proclaimed these ,,..,,, ,„,,, h n n |,„.;,,,,,| .,, •»:>., ,>,;.
two productions to be t h e best CX^T staged at State.
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The Class of 1958, as J u n i o r s , arc introducing m a n y
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proposed Ring Ceremony. In past years, securing one's ^ " j ' 1 ' ,; »' '''•""•' •sf-"1"''-' '" •'' IM''' '
class ring has simply been a m a t t e r oi picking it up al a ' ' V l n i n A l u m ! ) i A s , s , „ , , , , , , ;i
desk in Lower Hasted. Tins year, the J u n i o r Class is pro- ,,,. lk ...,, , : u . ( i ,,, p,, ,,,,.,,, ; ,, U O I S I K \ I mi I H I I T I I S
posing a m u c h more elaborate Rim; Ceremonv to he held u.,n cunui-v ci-ib ,,nri -erven as a
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Debate Council
To Send Novices
To St. Lawrence
Today a n d tomorrow novices of
Debate Council will oartleipate in a
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS,
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 9, 1 9 5 6
Sinisiter State College Scoundrel
Relates Tale Of Husted Horrow
Kapen.1
By ART PALAZZOI.O
PALACE
MADISON
T e a iin(l
By DOMINIC MANCINO
Between Heaven a n d Hell with
Sympathy with Deborah
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Robert Wagner, Terry Moore a n d
, xed up kid ami ilie woman who A » ' think back. I try lo r e m e m - ' H u r r y , you don't have much more
b e r h o w u a11 s t a r t e d
Broderick Crawford. I n C i n e m a - straightens h i m out
- o h G o c l - h o w , l m e to finish the job. s h e .smiled
S(
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I've tried to rid my mind of t h e S h e knew I would obey. My f„resecond feature is T h e T h r e e Outlaws
terrible a n d evil deed I had done, head began to break out in liny
T l u - Vagabond King with G a t h e r w i t h NeviUe Branc1
' A l i U 1 H a l c n n d i » " Grayson and O r e s t e - a musical. Until "'<' " a y '"'•' l * » » r e . m e m " " e a d s ol perspiration, and my hand-.
3 , . u r c Bennett
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Donald Rice ail. C h a i r m a n ol t h e u „ . leaves made a tunny rust linn n n s e l l how biaulilul ,1 .nnkoo
day evening at 7:30 p.m. a! B r u - w ' i t n Geortie Montgomery '
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Board ol Finance, a n - noise as I walked over Iliem. I could
Bui (here! 1 had done u ! \ h
lanher. The reason I'oi this prac- . . . . . . ,
l o i m ' e s thai treasurers of all or- 1101 quite remember how I had got- whole body r|iii\ered and there ',ien
lice is to find out which people are L , E L A N , )
.•aniziitiiiiis must
l urn in their len there, but I suddenly lound my- t i a r s 111 m\ e.\ es as I A 1' lull. ••.. Hi,
the most interested and show the
Halls of Montezuma with Richard
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greatest possibility as deoaters.
Widmark.
Robert
Wagner, .lick n ; . ,j 0 si:ih T. Phinney, Piofessor of strange feeling that I here wa- wim 1 '•' •'" " suddeiih s o m e t i m e linni'di'
Palanee and Karl Maiden T h e ,ee- .:,. ,,] studies, in Draper a1,)!) before evil purpose lor me boinc Him. mi back to r e a l m
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Next Tuesday evening there is , i n n feature is Crush Dive with T y - : ( M I I a m Tuesday
Die failure ol when s u d d e n h I saw it !
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pledges and election of 11 new oflicer compose this week's news from
the sororities and fraternities.
June Stitdlcy '57, President ol
Oaimna Kappa Phi. announces that
thc organization will hold a coffee
hour for the men ol Ihe Veterans
Association on Monday evening at
This has been the fust time that
Ihe Ped'.iRORiie lias nol been hnislir<\ and sen: to press by June. last
yi ir, however, the .Senior editor
al 'I her stall wire enable to ramp.lele the '.'.ml-:
When
Student
('can il assumed Ibis projeel to the
Jun.oi Cla , M,m Monteau volunt a red In a s mm the duties ol editor
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In i lew of American Education 1 hem. Maybe all of us do n o t a p Week which will be here from No- preciate the important status of
vember II to 17. p e r h a p s we stu- such universities in our educational
dents here at S t a t e should recollect system, but we should. These colour knowledge of t h c role of higher leges must, bring all resources in
education. We hear so \ cry much teaching, research, and public servabout the growing rate ol student i;-c, to help I heir graduates. They
enrollment in our nation's colleges. ccitainly have the necessaiy m a Predictions sa\ that il wall double terials to work with- distinguished
a n d scholars,
honor
ai I il 1 ecu \ ears, which nu ans that professors,
1 here 1- reason lor concern, because courses, and others. State UniversiMI
need able teachers lo keep up ties tram doctors, teachers, lawyers,
ihe quality of education. We should dentists, engineers, conservationists
nol let our concern nirn into alarm and scientists.
ma r I In proposed crow I h ol eiiii.at Ol course, we're much concerned
1 d individuals W. niusi remember
h. u mi, mi 1 an! are ' heir ci ml ribu- about ihe role ol the State Univer1 n0is 1.1 0111 oiii'ii a, making the sity ol New York, which was, by the
v.ay. first established in 1948 In
most ol ...1 0iir ri" o u r c s 11 js only
fact, bi 1!)70 we will lace a 75 per
11.am .1! I hat c t h a a t a .11 sin ai'id ".row. 1 <-iit increase 111 student enrollm ;nt
I 11 IK ..I 0111 1 1! l/eiis eilii'.iii d beyond Inr our varioii; .7 colleges.
Just
I hi h, h .a Im"! levei 11 ho will nr st imilk how in 1 iiv more people will
Ilia li si nil 1 heir 1 lilldivn ol] lo col- iie takin - advantage of opportunities
li "es l-.i 1 11 one mull I.-.: and tin 1111- here in the state lor further study!
p.a i,,i
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s| i n i i m
1 •.pan -ion.
a n d . e r l a u d i ' York Slate students plan to attend
\111er.1 a h.t.s 1 i n p o w e r I n d o i h a - colleges here in iheir own s l a t e
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111 i\ h a l e nl I he 1 nip ol higlli I' edll1.11 it>ii ,\i\{\ our State Universities,
',1 c eaiiiioi hel| 1 but realize tin ir
.nu th 'I In n l ' 11 lei us think about
lair nu aimie in as not mil', 'luring
1 be i . .1111111; Anna lean
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PAGE S
9, 1 9 5 6
State Universities Play Important
Role In Expansion Of Education
Pin Delta, presided over by Joan
\'an 1 )i ii.seii '57. w ill sponsoi a
•olfee hour on Monday nmht at
II: la p in lor members ol Alpha Pi
\lplia Chairman ol this so aal is
I in' oi in \lford Wi This soroi 1! \
ii .an h pledced
bulb
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( la 1 li I'.oiil.i 1 . . m l 11,oi n 1 Kasdon,
Old'.
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It be a . l . e t h e p r o | e I ol t he .1 n a n
Class
I his in 'laded
I h e s 1,: r
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10 ' l i r t i i i ' h I h e la n i l Miss M o l l ' e a i i a m i h e i slall h a h
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T h e 1956 PedupoRUe, 11 projeel ol
the J u n i o r Class, will be printed
bel'on Christmas. Nancy Monten'i
7)8 a transfer Irom Paul S'uith's
ColleiiC. assumed the rlulies ol tile
editoi when t h c tas.< ol linishir,'.!
the rcihc'ORiie was '.'ivin lo Ihe
Junior ( l a s s this seiuesl"i
Miss
Monten ; v.a • editor ol Paul S mill's
yearbook The St. ItcRian. la-l v a n
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New Members
(la\li
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Junior Class Slates Pre-Holiday
Completion Date For Pedagogue
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8
STATE
COLLEfiE
NEWS,
FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER
9, 1 9 5 6
STATE C O L L E G E NEWS.
Dro P
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As
Krl Delivers
Inird
T h e S t a t e College Varsity keglers
extended
their
losing
string
to
twelve s t r a i g h t this week a s they
bowed to t h e R P I q u i n t e t . T h e s h u t out loss d r o p p e d t h e P e d s to a
f o u r t h p l a c e tie w i t h H u d s o n V a l ley T e c h . B o t h c l a i m a 6-14 r e c o r d .
Again t h e Statesmen were viet i m s of s o m e r e a l c l o s e s c o r i n g a s
they d r o p p e d t h e first contest by a
six p i n d i f f e r e n c e a n d t h e s e c o n d
bnutout
t i l t b y a s m a l l m a r g i n of t w o m a p l e s ,
Sullivan Tops
T o m S u l l i v a n led t h e locals in
t h e iirst g a m e a s h e s e n t t h e wood
f l y i n g f o r a 190 m a r k e r . H e h a d
fine b a r k i n g from
Loricchio a n d
T h o m p s o n b u t t h e r e is w h e r e t h e
support
ended
a s t h e final t w o
m e m b e r s of t h e P e d q u i n t e t
were
u n a b l e t o find i h e s p o t ,
Loricchio a n d Sullivan
combined
I'm- a r e c o m m e n d a b l e m i d d l e g a m e
IV b m a g a i n Killed t o r e c e i v e f u r ther support.
m
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Undefeated Potter Club Virtually
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Uinches livi Una Championship
Wrestling Season
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I h e t w o p i n s e t b a c k b u t ;il •<> d u e i n
I h e i n j u r y s u s t a i n e d by J o e R e < hu n
Having
sprained
b i s wrist
in t h i s c o n t e s l
the sioui-lieartcil
Ped w h o showed so m u c h u u m p l i n
in t h e I n l r a i n u r a l l o o l b a l l
li-ague
lolled
the Imale
lelthanded.
He
w o u n d u p w i t h l.'iti t o give h i m a
s.-ore l h a t l o p p e d t h e l o u r h u n d r e d
mark,
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I I ' , I T , A M I A H W . An u n i d e n t i f i e d u r i d i r o n s t a r finds liiiii~.cll
177 1(17 L'JH W2 j u s t a c o u p l e id i n c h e s s h y of h i s ttoal in l n l n u n u i . i l lout hall p l u \ . H a v e
Loricchio
17-1 118 led liill
Thompson
l i u r r u u i i h s of A I ' A c o n i e s l u i i n i i l i ; in for nossililc a c t i o n u l i i l e Bull K a m p l
}S2
l-li' lllli -111 ' g r a s p s a h a n d f u l of a i r .
Ketchuin
190 lfiK
1,>0 alia
Sullivan
T h e fall s p o i l s .season is q u i c k l y
d r a w i n g t o a close a n d s o o n t h e
i n d o o r s p o r t s p r o g r a m will b e o p e n ing. O n e ol t h e a r e a s of s p o r t i n eluded
in t h e winter
season
is
wrestling, which gained varsity r e c ognition last year. T i n s year. Ihe
grappling squad h a s a brkdit o u t look f o r a s u c c e s s f u l s e a s o n e v e n
though they lace a powerful schedule.
There
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of lust
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weight classes. A m o n g these vets
are W a y n e Harvey. Don Bindrim.
Bob Bosonnvorth, Dave Goldberg.
and C a p t a i n Ozzie L e a h y .
Three Primary Assaults
777
Coach
G a r c i a \s g r a p p l e r s
lace
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Fairleigh
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H,.,
Buyer
nine m a t c h e s
The schedule:
Tot.
Dec.
8 B r o o k l y n Poly
Home
Dec. 15 P a i r i e i u h
Dickinson Home Standings l o H a l
Jan. 9 HIT
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Fi u
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P o l l e r Club virtually clinched t h e
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8
STATE C O L L E G E
News Views:
Re-elected By Majority Vote
Ike Proves Immense Popularity
NEWS.
FRIDAY. N O V E M B E R
Religious Clubs
Enlist Speakers
9, 1 9 5 6
Council
Discusses
Social Policies,
Possible Uses For Big Four Fund
T h e religious clubs on C a m p u s
have planned the following activiBy FRANK SWISKEY
ties for t h e coming week.
t e EMIL POLAK
Doris Vradenburg '57 announces
Jl
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At 1:28 a.m. a beaten, weary i n - h a s t h e Democratic South suffered ,,%"'/,? V / ' T ' T ' M i"r ""'" "": "
S t u d e n t Council convened Wed- Sheila M o n a h a n '58 dis.lo ed thai
1 e S tt uu ad ee nn tt Christian Associaa t Ut h
dividual descended from t h e speak- such indignity. Key states of Texas, ft hnat
j'°
Christian Associa- n e s d a y e V enlng. T h e agenda i n - t h e publicity of s t a l e College is liner's podium in t h e Conrad Hilton Louisiana a n d Florida went to t h e tlon will have a meeting T h u r s d a y c ] u c ied committee reports, Press Bu- proving in t h e Tri-City area newsHotel in Chicago. Adlai Stevenson m a n from Abilene. The crushing a t t n e F l r s t L u t h e r a n Church at ,.(,,1U a n c i . 5 7 pedagogue reports, papers.
Bertsc
had just conceded victory to Dwight
was t h
the
loss of
ofKentucky
Kentucky aanndd ' J"j3U^ „l^J l- nm; ; ull^r J3fiun.ii,
^ wno
whoisi.s inin- appointment
appointment to
to CCaammpp Board,
Board, aanndd Beth
Beth Beehlcr
Beehlcr '57
'57 reported ' ! . ; •
,'ight blow was
e loss
D. Eisenhower. President of the Tennessee, key border states in t h e terestetl in discussing the career op- c|jS[.u.s.sion 0 f t h e Big Four Fund.
the '57 Pedagogue is (innn , s..i]ii
United States.
buffer zone between North a n d P-H'll.nilie.s in ihe held of medical
discussion of college social bill more J u n i o r s a re needed t.
South on t h e issue of sent-pc'itinn
missions, will be t h e <M!es speaker
" "' ,
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,' ' ' " , ,,,., ,, ,,
Eisenhower in winning bee;
on m e lssui
luiictlolis which
"n !l Council appointed Da',
the first Republican president'nine
to ooucn
Oklahoma
lung oia segiegauon.
democratic •
, s " , n ; l i ' v ' V | , | u n - ; " 1A:'' I'" 1 - representative
ol were
the Sreported
t l i d e n l - Fby
a c - a «nrk
.Student
ch;mlim!;
H:l
win re-election since McKinley. T h e stronghold fell before the Eisen- ".! '"'I'
" - Unitarian 1 | ! , > Cnminitlee, Council agreed to C h a m p a g n e ;'"><) as a uiemijei .•:
victory, a resounding personal t r i - hower onslaught In Texas districts c l u " ' L ' n ' " " ' C h a n n i n g Club will h ; m , ., KVuU0
C a m p Board.
s ( , n ( ,,, president
uinpli for a m a n considered dead t h a t hat voted democratic by a 10 " U H , t n n n o u l u ' [ ' s Edward Strauss ',.7 Collins to have i he social limclioiis
Discussion ol the [lid I- ,iu I'IIMI
in June, can barely attest to his im- to 1 margin in 1952 wen! over to M , ' c ' ' " 1 Hummel ot UP! will speak (,, ,i ic->- in this college' cl.iiilinl
wi. Hie linal topic ol ;,ie nieeiii.e
leacl
;l
tlist ussil,n
n
Tl
mense popularity a n d appeal with t h e Republican column The crown- ' " ''
"
"
" ' Council passed t h e motion i„ .,end An aniouni oi $78(i.oo has nviimuthe American people,
j„„ insult was the Republican vie- ( ) " ' , | I I S " ' l h l ' Universe."
three delegates to tin Inter-Coll.-gi- lated tr
the pnilu
ol ' h e Hi.
Smashing T r i u m p h For Ike!
lory in t h e citv of Mobile, Alabama.
Margaret Carr T,:\ anrot'.n es thai a t e Association Cnnlerem-i at Hut- Four p r o d u c t i o n s ' l b ; leoiu".
As t h e night drew on the largest T l l < 1 popularity ol Dwight David Sunday at ii p.m. t h e Westminister ialu. alter the majority tell that is in the hands ,,i Sluo.-ni ' ' 'no il
popular vote ever steamrollered t h e Eisenhower cannot be denied bv Student Fellowship A ill i:et loeelher tliree persons .voiild beasub.staiiti.il 'ail " i e \ lell ihai n should oc ; MIH
President to victory in t h e F a r -""Tone!
at the Madison Avenue Presb.Me..- dile-ati,,,,.
Several possibilities ,,I p.- on.., • In
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Four Fund a n d a review ..; 'hi
Not since t h e (lavs of t h e Civil " " ' q U l t e ( ' " ( , l l K n '
Irom in iron! ol Pierce between 5
workines ol Campus C'.iin.ni • •. ••,
War when S h e r m a n devnsted t h e
Republican •jams ami victories a n d 5:30 p.m T h e topi will be on
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south with his m a r c h to t h e sea
registered in . neb ra-\ stales t h e importance ol missions to eol;
lege trained people Moses Sabiiia Vil. '''' 1 "' 1 ( i hmiorrow on Dorm G r a d u a t e A S S O C j a t JOM
i C o r p e n out there were ion many will be the speaker
Field at 10 a m . states Joseph AuoA
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onopjiosed Democratic ca.nhdaUs
T h e next ineetiiiu'of t h e Newman l l ( , r ' " " aV. C h a i r m a n ol Hivali.\
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R e t U r n i. n g \Wya/r r i O• r S
T h e Senior Class will have a "Returning Warriors" Party at the Cataiina Club on S a t u r d a y . November
10, starting at 8 p.m announces
Joseph
Anderson
'o7, President,
Anderson also states t h a t there will
be a Senior Class meeting 'Iuesda\
at 7 p m . in Brubacher Hall
John Steiano '58, President, a n nounces that the J u n i o r s will be
able to order their class rincs T h u r s aay in Lower Draper. A live dollar
deposit is reciuired with each order
Shows Movie Tonight
m the South ii.e. Loin; oi I.ouisi- f l u b will feature a discussion on
' ' ' " ' game is played m lour loui
a n a i . T h e interest in the F a r West t h e inquisition led by Reverend minute quarters with eiyht men mi
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Students
tie. In a "rock-em, sock-em," no O'Connor '57. President T h e meet- ' " :l " ' a m eoriiie ,, Km\, while the ..f j | ( , ', M ,. ( . K l | . l j n \ , . - '
IK Ids barred
campaign.
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Morse. Democratic iin-iiie . in. won oi her
pr.ini'l's .section ul the Held ,,i l i e n , n •jp,. ,, .c a • ill :
out over his rival John M'K.o. the
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Republican candidali In other ke\ Caiilerbui", Club Sunda'. in-lu at points As l a r as r i \ a l r \ p o i n t , . o e ,.,,,. studeiil
races. Clyde ol Utah. Hiekenlooper the Cathedral (luild Hon e Alter concerned, the wiinune le.,111 will
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[{(-publi- ijiiuii r at (i p.m llietc ...ill be ., n a m two m a i n
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cans On the Democratic .ale ot the iaisme-.s meeting, lollowcd by ruiiini group that wins the c l o n i c . .,:; . j , , . a d u r t u r e s . I
b dger Bvrtl o! Vumni.i aid ..iher ,nd ..quare dancing
rcauve one i ivali \ point
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Hivaliw ends i n s . week ami the " i ) ' • ' " • • ' ,;'.,-', ,'
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to win control o, the House
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State
Student Council:
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is a 15-year Camel smoker. Ho says:
"Cigarettes //ere pretty much alike to
me till I stat ted smoking Camels
back in college. When if comes to
real smoking, there's nothing like Camels
All State Night Program
All S t a t e Night activities begin
tonight a t 8 p.m. in t h e Brubacher
Hall dining room, according t o Mary
Shelton a n d F r a n k Swiskey, J u n iors. T h e a n n u a l event, which h a s
for its a i m t h e promotion of a better feeling of good will between
members of t h e faculty a n d students, will feature a square dance
and e n t e r t a i n m e n t by members of
the s t u d e n t body.
All State Night Committee chairmen a r e : Faculty Advisory Committee, Doctor Skidmore; J o a n Sivinski,
Assistant Professor of Commerce;
William Dumbleton Assistant P r o lessor of English,
S t u d e n t s directing committees a r e :
E n t e r t a i n m e n t , J o y Cafaro, Richard
Bartholomew;
Publicity,
Patricia
G e a r i n g ; Band, R u t h Larson; R e l'reshments, J u d i t h Swan, J u n i o r s ;
Clean-up, J a m e s Owen '59.
Square Dancing:
"Les Young and His Country G e n tlemen" will play for square d a n c ing tonight from 8 p m . to midnight. All freshman women a t t e n d ing t h e dance will have 12:30 a.m.
hours. C h a p e r o n e s a r e : Violet L a r F r e s h m a n Apology.
ney, Associate Professor of M a t h e Announcements.
matics, a n d Mr. Larney, a n d W i l Dramatics a n d Art Affiliates
lard Skidmore, Professor of Modern
presentation of "A G a m e of
Languages, a n d Mrs. Skidmore.
Chess," with s t u d e n t cast. T h e
story of Russian life under t h e
Students E n t e r t a i n
Czarist regime.
GanvocatiatU
Agenda
Barbara Hungerlord '57 a n d Alan
Welner, G r a d u a t e student.
T h e b i n / " u a s reported about Dili) p i n and the
first lire engines, as well as several olllelal and police vehicles, -nun appeared on the s'elir T h e area
110111 Ontario Street lo Partridge Streel was immediately blinked oil, and by It 15 |) III the eonllaIjiation was reported under control
For two more
hours, however, t h e block remained closed to traffic
while firemen stayed lo completely extinguish the
lire. T h e firemen also prevented t h e l i a n a s from
spreading to the neighboring houses Three ot the
neighboring structures as well as the burned I1011.se
have been i m p l y since April G a m m a Kappa P h i
Sorority had used two other nearby houses until three
weeks ago, when they secured new quarters.
Most of Die d a m a g e was done lo t h e roof and back
oi t h e building although t h e whole house was almost completely gutted
File d e p a r t m e n t officials reported
of the blaze is a s yet unknown.
Discover the difference between "just smoking" and Camels!
T i m i-xclumvi
( ','iinel b l e n d
id quality tub.H'iob brings y.ui .smuulh HUH,km
V t / l l ' l f Ktll'C l o e n j o y ( 'uiiiel;;, l l l e niu.sl
p o p n l a i c i g a r e t t e I o d a y . T h e y ' v e r e a l l y 0,1,1 n ;
NOVEMBER
16,
SA Votes Absentee
For lampus Uueen
T h e 1950 C a m p u s Queen will be
crowned tomorrow night in Page
Hull. Ballots will be cast from 9
a.m. to 4 p.m. today in lower Draper,
Since today's convocation i.s not legislatlve, voting will be absentee.
The Seniors who have been noniinated for t h e title a r e : Barbara
Twenty-seven Seniors have been selected to represent
State College in the 1956-57 edition of Who's Who Among S S r f o r d . Marci'ala'w'renc^Mar
Students in American Universities and Colleges, an- uurei smith, Trudy Stemmer, and
nounces Sara Jane Duffy, Chairman of Myskania. The Betty Van
" Vlack.
- The coronation is the prelude to
recipients of the national honor were chosen by Who s a number of events, including t h e
Who from a list of twenty-seven nominees elected by Stu- presentation of skit.s by t h e freshThe maximum number that could be man and Sophomore classes, m a r k d e n t Association
from
State
College under the regulations estab- ni:i the end of Rivalry.
elected
lished by the national publication is
Fire Tuesday ni'dit caused heavy d a m a g e lo a h a uler State College women's dormitory, College House,
at L'llii Western Avenue T h e vacated building was
one ol six structuiv.-, soon lo be lazed 111 order to
make mom lor a new doruiitorj
i l e e p l y .Mil l.sl'\'in^
YORK. FRIDAY.
Rivalry between t h e Sophomores p.m. absentee in lower Draper,
and t h e freshmen will terminate Those who have been nominated
with t h e a n n u a l Campus Day a c - for the title include: B a r b a r a H u n tivities to be held tomorrow. There gerford, Marcia Lawrence, Margaret
will be field a n d track events at. Smith, T r u d y Stemmer, a n d Betty
10 a.m. on dorm field, a n d t h e Van Vlack, Senior.s, Nancy Schneidpresentation of class skit.s a n d t h e er '57 is C h a i r m a n of the coronation
rivalry c u p at 7:30 p.m. in Page committee.
Hall, s t a t e s J o h n Stefano '58, ChairAfter t h e coronation, t h e Sophom a n of C a m p u s Day activities.
mores will present their class skit
T h e athletic events included in entitled, "For the Love of Lily." This
the morning's activities a r e t h e production was written and directed
three-legged race, old clothes race, by George Harris a n d Marion
softball throw for d i s - Sciortino. Delores S c h u m a n d l e is
tug.0'.wari
tance, 50-yard dash, standing broad choreographer. Those playing lead
j u m p , a n d the sack race for women, parts in the skit are Rosemary Sepe,
T h e activities for t h e men a r e t h e David Youst, Robert Fox, Elizabeth
football throw, tug-o'-war, running Gross, K e n n e t h Kadet, a n d Marion
broad j u m p , high j u m p , 100 yard Sciortino, supported by a chorus of
dash, 440 yard relay race, and wheel sixty.
barrow race. If t h e weather is not Immediately after the Sophomore
fair, all events will be held in Page presentation, t h e freshman
skit,
Gym. After beating t h e freshmen "Campus Capers," will follow. It
in last week's pushball game, t h e was written by Monica Traskus,
Sophomore Class lead by a score with lyrics a n d music by Carol
of 18 to 6. T h e track a n d field Dudley' a n d Rlioda Levin, a n d
events, t h e women's a n d t h e men's directed by Donald Jackson. I n are worth two points each, a n d t h e eluded a s leads in t h e skit a r e
skit is worth three points.
Joseph Ilardo, Robert Austin, Robert
At the beginning of t h e evening's U'Andrea, J u n e Alexander, J o a n
events a t 7:30 p.m. in Page Audi- Hogan, a n d Eleanor Gruen.
torium, this year's C a m p u s Queen
Each skit must adhere to a miniwill be crowned. Last year's Queen,
Theresa Barber, will be on hand to
crown t h e 1956 Queen. All students
may vote today from 9 a.m. to 4
Myskanio Announces Results
O f Election For Who's Who
Fire Destroys Structure
O n Future Dormitory Site
V f i u II I i in I ( 'aini'l.s 1,'i.atr r i c h e r , I m l , t, HUM ,
NEW
1956
VOL.
XLI NO. 2 2
Campus Day Events Terminate
With Rivalry Cup Presentation
Square Dance Highlights
The entertainment program will
eature "The Co-eds" composed of
Elizabeth Badalato, Mary Bradley,
jan.ee Garatt, Marion Keene, Sylvia
Haieck, juniors; Robert Heiwig 'oo;
(
ALBANY.
'94»
C o - C h a i r m e n of All-State Night, F r a n k Swiskey (left) a n d Mary
Shelton a n d J o h n Stefano, C h a i r m a n of Campus Day, discuss t h e weekend's events.
During t h e intermission of t h e
dance, members of State's student
body will present a program of e n t e r t a i n m e n t for those in attendance.
Joseph Flynn '53 will serve a s Master of Ceremonies.
Refreshments
will be served.
• • •
ollege
thai
the cause
Two new dormitories, one for 200 residents a n d a n other for 300, a r e planned for this Washington Avenue site, completing a quadrangle of buildings around
Dorm Field. Although no obvious work h a s been done
on t h e project, plans are already underway for t h e
demolition of t h e six empty buildings. Wrecking of
other surrounding buildings a n d actual work on t h e
new dormitories will begin soon
1 wciil.v -eighl.
Who's WI10
Tho.se honored are Joseph Anderson, Robert Backer, Beth Beehler,
Robert. Burns, Main Carbone, Dominiik DeCecco, Marilyn
DeSanla,
Sara J a n e Duffy, Richard Feldman,
Tito Guglielmone, Lenore Hughes,
Barbara Hungerlord, Alan H u t c h i n son, David Kendig, David Klcinkc,
Mary Knight, Marcia
Lawrence,
Sheila Lister, James l.ockhart, Clyde
Payne, Bruno I lodgers, J o h n Rookwood, Nancy .Schneider, Paula Heal.
Elizabeth Htapleton,
Joseph
Hwicrwiwskl, and Betty Van Vlack
Students Meet
In October, Student Association
and t h e new Who's W h o Recommendations (' o 111 111 1 I l e e selected
lorly-seveli Seniors whose n a m e s
appeared on I he ballot.
Earlier,
Myskania had ruled thai in order
In be nominated, candidates would
be required to meet t h e election
quota. Twenty-seven reached the
quota, and all of these were selected by Who's Who.
T h e new Recommendations Committee established earlier tills year
is composed ol t h e President a n d
tliree Deans of the college, two J u n iors, who are t h e vice-president of
S t u d e n t Association a n d t h e Junior
Class President, a n d two g r a d u a t e
students who were ill Wlio's Who in
previous years.
T h e criteria used by this committee was: a 2.0 cumulative average, good character, loyally, leadership ability a n d e x t r a - c u r r i c u l a r
participation.
fyi>ie Qutd,
tfatmel
mum time limit of twenty minutes
a n d a maximum of forty-five m i n utes in its performance,
Clyde Payne '57, President of
S t u d e n t Association will a n n o u n c e
t h e officers of t h e freshman class
following
t h e skits.
Then the
Rivalry Cup will be presented t o
t n e
Sophomore Class which h a s
amassed enough points t o win R i v all
'y- T h e C U P w i l 1 b e presented by
Joseph Anderson '57, C h a i r m a n of
t n
£ Rivalry Committee.
Following t h e ceremonies in Page
Hall there will be a combined party
lor both classes.
Assembly Today
Features Drama
T h e r e will be a non-legislative
convocation of S t u d e n t Association
Uli s
' morning a t 10 a.m. in Page
Auditorium,
announces
Marilyn
Leach '58, C h a i r m a n of Convocation Committee. T h e agenda will
include a one a c t play sponsored
by Dramatics a n d Arts Affiliates,
a n n o u n c e m e n t s from t h e floor a n d
from t h e chair, a n d a freshman
apology.
Dramatics a n d Arts Affiliates will
present "Game of Chess," a o n e
act play centered around Russian
life under t h e Czarist regime. Tills
presentation is t h e first production
completely sponsored by t h e organi/.ation a n d is entirely under t h e
direction of its members. Janice
C h a m p a g n e '57 h a s u n d e r t a k e n t h e
directorship of t h e play, a n d Nancy
Glide '57 i.s stage m a n a g e r . Members
of the cast include Richard Bartholomew '58, Paul Kapp, Mary
Fit/patrick, a n d William Gardner,
Sophomores.
Ri burl Fox a n d Elizabeth Gross,
Sophomores, a r e in charge of publicliy. Constance Olivo '59 is chair111,111 of props, a n d Eleanor Schell
iCmiliiiiird
on PCII/I ii, Column8J
Sbaitnitaty
COM.ICOU l i o i i s i o F I R E : \ student stunds silhouetted by t h e three a l a r m (ire
which Tuesday nittht partially destroyed t h e furmer college dormitory, College House,
at UUS Western Avenue.