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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1961
eAtti^e J+audl
State College News
Prf&t
Peace Corps Smiles SponsorsO u t i n g Club
Recrurt Talks Halloween Fete Holds Party
l?4»
Sally Van Riper '63, P r e s i d e n t
A m e e t i n g for all people interThis e v e n i n g al 6 p in . . ar.s will
of
Smiles, announces that Caroll
ested
in
mcetin
\
with
a
r
e
p
r
e
s
e
n
Kappa Delta
leave
from Alden and Waicrhurv
Phi Delta
tative from the P e a c e C o r p s will Colway '63 and Patricia J e w e l l '64
Hall
for
the d e p t h s of tin uivsiorj.
P r e s i d e n t F r a n c e s Cicero '62 anP r e s i d e n t Saliy
J
o
n
e
s
'62
anSaliy J o n e s
be held today I oin 2-3 p. m. in are Co-Chairmen of the a n n u a l
nounces that an Open House for nounces that there will be an Open
ous Clarksville c a v e
Smiles' Hallowe'en P a r t y held a l
S t a t e s m e n will be held tonight from House for S t a t e s m e n tonight from D r a p e r 304.
T h e b a t s and o t h e r sub
8-10 p.m
the
First Reformed Church of Al
''Taiwan
8-10 D.m.
8-10 p . m . Gail Petit '63, J o a n n e
Miss Austra Root will r e l a t e
c
r
e
a t u r e s will be joined r<• r il
Psi G a m m a
Cardiizzo and Ann Marie Cheritano information cor e r n i n g the P e a c e bany for children aged four to six.
An Open House will be held Sun- '64 were pledged Monday night.
Corps, for all l'iose a t t e n d i n g . A It will be held on October 31 from ning by S t a t e College and I
day from 3-5 p . m . A coffee h o u r for
group discussion will be held from 6 to i) p.m. with the m e m b e r s in S a g e s t u d e n t s p a r l a k m
Sigma Alpha
i idcr.
Theta Xi Omega will be held MonPresident Doris Williams an- 2-3 p. m., and ; ti&wers to any in- charge of g a m e s and a c t i v i t i e s . donttts, and all the I n n
"fa
day night. B a r b a r a Martin h a s nounces that Judy Strong '63 was dividual questions will he given
Among the activities will be a spooky
Hallowe'en
I1.
been elected the new ISC r e p r e - pledged October 16.
following this.
Tin
Spook House run by Robert Swee- g r o u p a n n o u n c e s thai a
sentative.
idem,
Alpha Pi Alpha
Miss Rout is .i r e p r e s e n t a t i v e of ney '62, assisted by Allan C r o s s '65
a r e invited, and those
Sigma Phi Sigma
Merle Miller, House M a n a g e r , the P e a c e Corps wh is engaged
.irs
.Judy Kaminzky 'K.
P r e s i d e n t , a n n o u n c e s that there will be an in- primarily in rei -uiting candidates Richard Slenard '65, and V'ince :,re especially welcome
a n n o u n c e s that Airs. Helen Horo- formal work party tomorrow eve- Therefore, any .State students who Thomas '65. T h e r e will also be a
Carl Walton is chairm
are, or think tlu-y m a y be, inter- dance for t e e n a g e r s s u p e r v i s e d by e v e n t , and Elaine M<'
witz was initiated as an h o n o r a r y ning.
Two weeks ago, Raymond Smith ested should attend the discussion. the Clinton S q u a r e staff.
m e m b e r of Sigma Phi S i g m a
the c o o r d i n a t o r from l(u
'62 was unanimously elected to fulG a m m a K a p p a Phi
fill
the
position
of
President
of
the
President
Be Heath
'62 anfraternitv.
nounces that there will be an Open
I.S.C.
House for S t a t e s m e n , Sunday from
J u d y K a m i n s k y '62, President,
"-5 p . m . A coffee hour will be given
I . S . C , announces this week's rush
Monday night for the b r o t h e r s of p a r t y schedule
Sigma L a m b d a Sigma
T o d a y : Beta Zeta. Kappa Delta,
Chi Sigma Theta
Sigma Alpha and Sigma Phi Sigma.
President Mary Ann Di Ruseio
M o n d a y : Beta Zeta.
Kappa
'62 announces thai there will be an Delta, Chi Sigma Theta and Sigma
Open House for S t a t e s m e n , Sunday Phi Sigma.
from 7-9 p . m .
T u e s d a y : G a m m a Kappa Phi,
Phi Delta, Psi G a m m a and Sigma
IScta Zeta
Alpha.
President Doris Edelstein '62 anT h u r s d a y : Beta Zeta, Phi Delnounces (hat Tish Rich '64 was inta, Sigma Alpha and Sigma Phi
itialed .Monday night.
Sigma.
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41
AI.ISA.NY, Ni:\V YORK. FRIDAY', NOVKMBKR S
i, 1()«1
VOL. XLVI NO. 23
Othello' and Parents' Day Head Big Weekend at State
Shakespeare's Tragedy, Othello/
ens New State Theatre Season
'""
11
''r
-Hid Sat unlay nights, m Page Auditorium, at 8:00, the Stale College The•\u> |i.''-seii' William .Shakespeare's Othello. This is the first play the State Col' •'•; i l 1 " ' will p r e s e n t
T,il
lliis
season.
^ , ' 1 " he headed by Martin Molson 62, as Othello, the Moor; Daniel La1!l t
ui" <>'•! as Ins ensign Iago; Robert Stemhauer '62, as Rodcrigo; and Linda Kolts '63,
a Iji .(leiiinna
" " , hirv is ui Othello the general, a Moor of Venice. He appoints r \issio, a young
•"'Idiei In the position of chief lieutenant. Iago, his ensign, jealous of young Cassio's
t your opinions against LWs Campus Opinion Poll °m
r:i
position, vows r e v e n u e
Othello and Cassio
• WUs Ufer-
feme or fortune?
b
N E W S NOTES
Juniors
Canterbury
Andy C'ibulsky '63, P r e s i d e n t of
C
a
n
t
e
r
b
u
r
y
Club will hold a Corthe J u n i o r Class, a n n o u n c e s that
nominations for the J u n i o r Class p o r a t e Communion to c o m m e m o r C a m p u s Queen Attendant m a y be ate National C a n t e r b u r y D a y and
m a d e on the class bulletin board All S a i n t s ' Day on Wednesday, Nov e m b e r 1, at 5:20 p.m. at St. Antoday
Nominations must be s u b m i t t e d d r e w ' s Church.
on Monday.
T h e r e will be a supper following
the service. All Episcopal faculty
Sophomores
T h e r e will be a meeting of the and students a r e invited. They a r e
Sophomore class on F r i d a y at 1 asked to contact Judy Twitchell,
Helen Bowers, or Henry Weaver,
p.m. in Pago Hall.
if they plan to attend both the
Nominations will be held for atservice and supper, so
t e n d a n t s to the C a m p u s Queen. A
that
n u m b e r to be served
r e p r e s e n t a t i v e of a nationally rec- e s t i m a t e d ,
may
ognized blazer firm will discuss the
possibilities of establishing a blaz
I.es Innovatcurs
er tradition al State. Such a t r a d i II
y
a
u
r
a une reunion du cerele
tion a l r e a d y exists at m a n y of the
franeais
I.FS
INNOVATfiURS,
oilier Slate Colleges, and it is hopjeudi, le 2 n o v e m b r e , a 11)30 h. a
ed lhat the Sophomore class can
B r u b a e h e r Hall. V'ues de F r a n c e .
starl the tradition h e r e .
Chansons francaisos.
Kafra
raiehissEnglish Majors
incuts.
All Knglish majors who plan to
I n n o v a t c u r s . Hie State Coldo student
teaching in 1962-63 lege F r e n c h c l u b
should check the Knglish D e p a r t - d a y , N o v e m b e r : will meet Thur.sal
7:30 p.m. in
nieiit
Bulletin
Board
' o p p o s i t e l i r u b a c h e r Hall.
PRIMER MEETING
PRIMER
jrd
OCTOISER
H P.M.
3i
•t
Many Activitie
For Annual Parents Da
^ : '
/>- 'i
O Ate sWenfs
conjetvanVe
or liberal?
(_]
Would rather have world recognition
-and small financial rewards '
O Do sfudenls
pfe f er f;|fef ot
non-filfetcigateHes?
Open
!|
" ' l i ri n
uo
b a i her
toom
uer l)iniin>
UIIIIIIL' Illonui
"' r ""'ainiii-, residence halls will
:
Hi' Al.li 11 W a i e r h u r y Dinui:;
9J
"Return of the Fly >>
[ ~) Middle of the road
j
D
j I iberal
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'• ' i.'ifeleria w
,;r"l|H house s t u d e n t s will Use
vlule V\'alerhurs
'''•'Ii'l'liun cafeteria.
Page P r o g r a m
••runi-ation for all p a r e n l s is
': l"1' - P in al I ' a - e Hall l»r
1,1,1
sai'ivnl Associate I'rules
: l,|l
"'.iU"ii, will ael a s M a s t e r
"''"imiii"- Dr Kvnii l( C,,l
''''"-llleill of Ihe College, will
"" "le a c a d e m i c a s p e c t s nf
lll<
' '''i111 Have l i r o o k e r , Sill
\s-,u.
oalion P r e s i d e n t , will
'l|l'i Mudeiit Koverilliienl
-r
1 Conservative
Noil filler',
Here'? how 1029students at 100 colleges voted!
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Slill
<'Mi:eM
will
present
a
H
EVERY STUDENT SHOPS
IIICKC AT
Harold Finkle
"VOI It JEWKI-EH"
ii)7 Central Avenue
WHERE DISCOUNTS
ARE (ilVEN TO ALU
STUDENTS
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(,'oiue In and iirow-c Around
l.iiymva.v Vour Christmas
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Any way you look at
them I'AJ'.s ta.stt! better. Muitiliirizcd tolmcCOH make the difference !
Yes, your taste stays
fresh with I*M they
always treat you right! .
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Mr. Kdwurd Mendus, Assistant
Professor of I j i g l i s h , is the technical d i r e c t o r .
Otliclln 1.1st rehearses d i a i n a t i c scene.
Dr. Hopkins to Discuss Topic
Of the Famous DeWitt Clinton
Itoheil S i e i n h a i i e r ' s activities in
the t h e a t r e have been quite varied
lie directed Ihe Soph skit of ID.Si),
and the S l a t e College Kevue productions of "(luv s and Dolls." and
" T h e King and I " He has aeled
in " T h e I . e . e n d ol L o v e r s , " and
Ihe " I t a l i a n S t r a w H a t . " He has
also a p p e a r e d in The H u m m e r Are
na p r e s e n t a t i o n
of " T h e
Mandrake."
I
O n Psycholoqy
Mh.iiiv ^'.e'.' 1 I.
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Ho - si,, ,,, ,- 1 |,,,n
pal 1 •;,< n' ••! I' l . ' f
si,,i,. 1 : , ,
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\\ ill I .1 . pi , . 10 I
I p ••••• t i n '>'• < ><••• "
he
l's>, hnl.i ,• .,! '
lernal mnal I'1 .e •
I'role- ••« SI.I :•' '
di nl ol Ihe Mel "•
II.
loi:u al \
linn n| -o\ - - f. •! I ' - J
and
10.10'.
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In
\lli n i \
Kit. \ l\ I \ . \ (
Coffee H o u r
, l " " • a coffee hour is plan
^ ' " ^ I ' l i n i i l s in (be l i n i b a i h e r
, ' . ' ''""'h-',''
All l a c u l l y m e n i
law
' ' " ' ' ' i i invited and sludenls
|
I. -1 in I'M 1
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h i , le, l o r e
l.eoln
he
lie v.ih -,„
I.e. m hi
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ii ir..in
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, . v r r ih.s I., i.n. ' - i | '-' ! '" '
lo llu puhh.
HOPKINS
.' I' H '.'• -hip
,
1 . a n , ir , ,.ii 11. A ill 1 hill.ui and is
1 iinviiilv .a wc.rk on a hook lo he
,,
. .iiii-il I lie Mind ui De Will Clinton,
I 1
In preparation for her hunk, Dr
! ', , f
lli.pkiiis has done exlensive re
1 ,,'
r a n h on ihe (hill..11 m a n u s c r i p t s
,, HI Ihe Male Lilian . and Ihe Clin
n '•" ' "
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a '•
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Martin .Molson h a s had much pre
vious e x p e r i e n c e in S t a t e College
productions. He h a s had i m p o r t a n t
roles in such p r e v i o u s s u c c e s s e s as
Oedipus Hex,
1'he I c e m a n Come t h , " "WyiliiiLi for Oodot," "Conic
Hack, U t i l e S h e h a . " and " T h e Cave
Dwellers."
Danicd l.aheille has a p p e a r e d in
ihe original
B r o a d w a y east of
" H a n n j " He a p p e a r e d in "No
T i m e for S e r j e a n t s , "
"Streetcar
\ained
D e s i r e , " and
"Tobacco
l i o a d " for Ihe I'hoeilieia Siniiiner
P l a y h o u s e . His television appeara n c e s include,
"The Sid C a e s a r
S h o w . " and the
lied
]!ulti>n.s
Show
CjOCdh
I
Mr. I.in Sweitrintfen is directing
the p n t d u c t i o n . He has also desiynthe set He is assisted by (I aH Sol
I'er '(il.
1
C
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peari d 111 pr..lr i.ui.il
,.,„ j , 1,,j,, ,|i.,
\i .. i.
bee 1.1 ihe I
U.H '
Is r e i n oil/.si le
I" !'''
I'.ela Kappa
Hi Sl.i n. r ••'•.<
s c a n h . h'.l o m H .
1,1 Pi.o II. '
Ihe I'.ib '• I"- * •' I i " ' ' " '
'
:' ' l l u ' "I'porliinilv io m i n i
'"'" Parenis to their c l a s s
,i '"•"'""•Itirs
1,111
Stale Colleijc 'I'heali e'-
I
.11.a
sun.., .,|1(j c,,| j,. ,,. inn,-.,
"' siven hi ,,|| jni ( .|.,. S | ( , ( | | ) ; i | .
>Jli>vyj(i•; il,,, convocation
ai'MU
ever u a m e
« nil
y,.'/ 1 ' 1 " 1 ' ' o l l e n e will IICKIII mi
"''"; l l l ' l , i nt :i p in , and all
1
' " " ' , ; "ul e.roup h o u s e s w ill
'{'• ''"'" douses froiii II :i(| a m
'""l
l u
%t/f
Him
n
ll'ise .il'eni
'
I
first
Hull m |»i-..ti-i. :1. :,
nthell.
will he pre-oni.-d
I
c l i m a x the I ' . i n n i ' H,..'.
.n,.
of e \ e n t s ami ,' n Imp..I ilia: ,
large nuinlier "I pan :r ••• ;il '• :•
Ihe prodiu liun
Coininittee (h.iirinen
lleadin
i"••
.1," 'In 1
lowing people
Annr Du n, ,iu
.Anne UorMinpp .lui.e-r- I' 1' • 111 • 1: _-.
ITisrillu Stein ai.d Ibm lie lib'.
J u n i o r s , f'oiire 11 • 1 r l.-i. I.n
h a n k s '1'. I. 111 •-1 *: 1' J• • 1 • - I ' . I..i
'111, I'm i.v.i- l'-a ; I' :
Luncheon
Flov.er
1; . I'. •
'•"'on will he niven al noon llarr.\ I leu ulull
parent.- iif a|| f r e s h m e n , .lune.1 .. I',i, ,1,.
Il
' ui • in l i r u h a c h e r and ami I'.il \\ • -i 1 - 1
^ '- ''all- will hold their lunch
II (i PRESENTS
Added Attraction at 6:30
and 10:15 P.M.
371 Hamilton St.
r I .Dim p a r e n t s
will visit
I'ullt'Ki' t o m o r r o w as the
Jlo'.i schedules its a n n u a l P a r Day. Dick Kelly and fieri
ifcr. Juniors, a r e en c h a i r m e n
c day's activities.
Free P a r k i n g
Boause of the large n u m b e r of
arwils expected to a t t e n d , free
«r>.mj al the l.aSalle School on
fwi'rn Avenue will he offered.
•"Iifi'incn are to he s t a t i o n e d to
' traffic, and
maintenance
•t-n wjJJ park the e a r s in the p a r k
\
P ) Would rather have $50.0004100,000
yearly salary-and obscurity
However, lauo h a s not yet killed
Cassio and his vilhany manifests
itself, lie is punished to the full
extent of the law. and Othello, plaliued by quilt, kills himself.
,
\
Tonight in D349
"Midsummer
Night's Dr earn >>
Hi ;:.>< <.,
ml Priscilla Stehr.
A^T '
D O I B L E J I : \ T I iti;
Main Attraction ;it 8 P.M.
SCENE
2nd r o w : Hob I aii banks, I ran l i n n - , n , k
'flly, Gcri Sehleifer, H a r r y Thornli II, Anne l)u ,ni. I.-in
both
\id: il by Koderiuio. a l o r n i e r
suitor of o i h e l l o ' s wife, Desde
inona. IUL'.O a t t e m p t s to convince
Othello ui his wife's infidelity. He
s u c c e e d s and Oihello o r d e r s him In
slay Cassia Othello, in a r a g e , kills
Desdeiuona
Parents' Day C o m m i t t e e — 1st row: l';it WoinosKi, Jim ( miUm, !(..
flritk and Hon Richlcy.
on
,
"'
I hall
Ion
Papers
in
Special
I olleellolls
Linda Kolls is this y e a r ' s co-head
of c o s t u m e s on the Albany Stale
College T h e a t r e staff.
Mr S w e a r i n g e n , who has also
designed the p r o g r a m for Othello,
has chosen a replica of the cover
of S h a k e s p e a r e ' s first (puirto to app e a r on Ihe face ol Ihe p r o g r a m .
,
, ., ,
he enlire set h a s been bill
by
J
,
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,,,.,,.,
M
i,
ihe SI 1:1 class which is u n d e r he
maniisrripl
c l l e cl.iliraiv
l i o n s „f Also,
ihe \ eshe
w , , | ; , ' v s , l t ''' 1 " " ' | I K ' , l u ' " r - v a , u l I , n , l ) .'
.
,,| llu- 1 oliiinhia
1
u
l M,h nl M a <
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1 ,,, ,1,,,
1, 1 .,,,
Mr
Mem
us. I IS
V„rk
I'uhhc ,. Libra,
v and
Ihe1 lsupervision
'
" ' ill«-m"KS
«'»! llKlllinBIi, \\ 111 ( liiilmi sliulv
ha •- ilulie
e s r a i ell olIII lthe
. p| .H , .| ) n i l | „ , , „ „ , s t a f f consists
.
.
,1 IL.ie
hi..11 ILibrary
l a r vliociK
a i d Ianil
ill
of
l a m e s J a c k s o n 'til!, s t a g e inana
\ l l l l l l l l Ol C l i n k s
4er; Lillian Sehniiill 'lil. assistant
.11 ..1
, j \,.il,
Di Hopkins has also written two stage m a n a g e r , K a r e n J u r e w i c z
... 1 1
,,l |i, \ n i hunks both published b.v Ihe l i a r
'lil, puhbeiiv
P a t r i c i a Benedetto
11 a
card I uivei'sit.v I'l'i'ss
Thev a r e 'i'C', ;ind Linda Kolls 'li.'l, c o s t u m e s ;
, , r , i , a nine Spires of I'm in: \ Study of l a n e r
.Itidith ( i r a b e l 'li.'l, p r o p e r t i e s ; Sharhil
il,, I,, u ,,1 \ni son's t r s l h c l i c Theory, and Prodi
on Smith 'lili, m a k e - u p : and Robert
in, anhn
b.ui' U.d P u r i t a n : A Life of Delia Itacou. Uillower 'ill, sound
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 19(51
PAGE Z
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, l'Jfil
Parents' Day-Parents Treat?
Qo-mmunicatiaHl
Tomorrow one thousand parents will be at State, presumably to participate in the Parents' Day events. The
question we would like to raise is, "Will they attend these
events?"
OH QacuUtf,
friends
a n d faculty?
*
bachelor,
master
and doctora d c -
g r e e s in p h y s i c s . H e t a u g h t a t t h e
There has been a noticable trend in past years to cele- university for five years,
brate Parent's Day by having parents treat their offspring Approximately twenty colleges
to a gala day on the town. This should not be the case. a r e affiliated with Bombay UniThe purpose of Parent's Day is to acquaint your parents versity. All post-graduate work is
with your campus. Many opportunities have been provid- dune at the university proper. Dr.
ed to give an accurate picture of State College living. This Gokhale noted a similarity bois one of the few times of the year when all dormitories will lUwn«'i vne r lll(
-' (,r « anizatmn .. < ! f Bombay
n V l s i t y a n d the a f f i l i a t e d colbe open to the public. Your parents will be able to meet ' j of t h e U n i v e r s i t y o f t h e S t a t e
your classroom instructors at tomorrow's coffee hour in of,'f1N^e w York. T h e u n i v e r s i t y i s tfet
Brubacher. Guides will be available to show your family quite"dii'feVen'i from Albany state
the academic campus. The President of the College and j n that the Knglish system of edu
the President of Student Association will speak. The States- cation is used. Musi 'textbooks are
men will offer a musical program. The dormitory directors either
published
in (ireat Britain
sin
will meet your parents a t a free lunch. Free parking has m
*"' in lIll(lia
"
"
""' British forbeen arranged for, and will be carried out in a systematic
,'• ' l ' 1,l ' r grades are not given
way, for the first time a t Parent's Day.
I1'"1 , 7 a m m a , 1 , , n s . ™' !" :irk ;' 1
fust-class,
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Roosevelt s speech was extremely interesting and pertinent all its own.
' least, visitors :;. i w aitendance because „i i- '.•„„„
in this time of world crisis. Students appreciate such per- . . . . . . .
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adequate number of people support them, they will not l n d i a V.IS" lhl/ l'".11'"1' ;"Hl /'*
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fulfill their purpose. Time and effort have been spent to fi,"incT,,K' f"l!''nl .)''l'l"',1' Kra ! Ila ' ''!"''"'" ""' ,,: "'' " f y "" r ,,i "' ,,, " s U l ' 'i'"'"11"" '" '' " ! "
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T h i s w e e k I w o u l d like t o c o m - S y s t e m
and the farm-price supment on the v i e w s of the John p o r l s y s t e m .
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The Parents' Day Committee has worked for many D r N a r a y a n Gokhale comes to
weeks planning activities which will be both interesting u s 'rom Bombay, India. He atand enjoyable to your parents. Many of the parents of tended Bombay University both as
freshmen will have the opportunity to view campus life for an undergratudate and as a gradthe first time. Will they be here to spend the day meeting uate student. He received his
your
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1961
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER
State Students Attend Numerous Annual Conferences
SUB Will Send Delegation
Publications
To Student Union Board Parley Visit Miami
The Student Union Board has
elcctcd four delegates and one representative to the Association of
College Unions, Region II. This
region includes New York state in
its entirety and part of Canada.
These representatives will represent Albany State in a convention
Hy DORIS Ml Men
to be held at Harpur College, Binghamton, New York, this weekend,
The delegates are Jcanctte Koaba '63, Dave Moore '64, Bob Sargeant '64, and Larry Simmons '63.
The delegates will stay at the
Sheraton Motor Hotel during the
weekend.
This weekend is one
Hi"' In
lights of the year for i HIM in*
bers of the Slate ('idle! N
'i'«sj
the Pedagogue. Tin ,•
''''HI in i,
sideration is the A• iaii>i| i ,
giate Press Confer, u 1
In he I,,
in Miami Beach
Thursday through s , londa i|
unlay
The members n| ih, N ,
'"s La
chosen to represent - b a l e m ii
37th Annual Confen m ••<•'• I.,;;,
Lasselle, Kdilur in i hi • M II". I
Last Monday night the freshman
class held a meeting in Brubacher
Kiseman, Associat, I ,PI,„ „.
Lower Lounge. Ninety-two memDoris Muhlich As-.,M . ' e K,|,'.,r
By The Primer Editors
bers of the freshman class attendRepresenting the I '•0 .i unfile .-,
ed.
I
Last Friday afternoon nine units Marly Oolensky ii
The main business of the meeting of the 48 units of the State Univer- Morgan '63. liusme
was to vote on whether the fresh- sity system gallicred to discuss a Shirley Bowler '63.
men should continue to wear their University Literary magazine — tor.
Delegates confer at State University Press Conference.
The conference
beanies. The majority voted for it. Excelsior. Projected expenditures
the
glamorous lloh I
after a long debate.
were $25,066; lo dale they have
been guaranteed SI,000 and good Miami Beach Siu<l<
wishes. Their method of procedure ing colleges Ihroii h
is uncertain: they do not know will be allcndiii. .i
where the material is to come slaying at the lloh I
Expenses for lie
from, (here is no method of .selecLast weekend, October 26, 27 and Shirley Bow ler '63, and Martha
tion and no practical or idealogical inn are coven d by t
28. the Collegiate Press Association Oolensky '62.
agreement, even between the dele- the News and the Peil
Conference of the State University
gates
from Oswego, the sponsor expenses include
During the three-day conference,
of New York was held at the Sher- various discussions were conductrooms, and meals
school.
aton-Ten Eyck in the business sec- ed for those interested in different
The Conference lm
The (|ueslion of faculty advisors
lion of downtown Albany. Approx- phases of writing.
wild a general c.in •
was tallied after ten minutes of
imately 85 students represented 34
main ballroom al i
Linda Lasselle parlu .pal< (I in
sanctimonious sell-outs by a majorNew York State Teachers and
day. The speaker w,
the
panel
discussion
'Th"
Role
of
ity of those present. It seems they
Community Colleges
Luce, noted war coin
the Faculty Advisor." M (derating
haven't enough self-confidence in
now general eveeiii i •
Attending the Conference from the panel were Mr Allan M Flahllieir own tasle to accept the aweciated Press.
State's Pedagogue, Primer and erty, Editor-in-Chief of the Cornell
some responsibility of delecting
The objeel of I In
State College News were Irene Daily Sun. and Mr. Frank Cunningplagiarisms.
for Ihe rcpresoiiiai.
Wisti r '03, and Linda Lasselle '(J.'i. ham. Editor-in-Chief of the Siena
The number of editors present at lectures and e\hibiiioi
as Vice-President and Admission News. The discussion dealt with
the conference negated the possi furnish information i,
Assistant of the Conference respec- ideas on whether or no! college
bilily of any immediate action.
tively, and Robert Baker '62, Linda publications should have faculty
inenl of school neu i
Berry '64, Andrew Neiderman '62 advisors. Albany Stale, was one of
To raise sufficient funds for this books,
magazinethe few schools represented which
project each of the 48 units has graphy. There are ; ,
docs not have an advisor for cither
icon assessed monies that are in \ annus fields d e c , n
its newspaper or yearbook.
diret proportion to the size of the politan papers, ma
Mini
we owe S550,
lishing hoii.si s. and
Next year's conference will be
puses.
held in Cooperstown, a small town
Although mosl oi 'I
about 70 miles northwest of Albany.
Irene VVister, State University
includes attending n
This was chosen because the past Press Conference Director, prelectures, social eni' i
few years' conferences have been sides over meeting.
also included
in large cities. One of State's repOthello
resentatives, Linda Berry '64, was
Wednesday and Thursday nights
elected secretary of the association
the cast of Othello presented specfor 1962.
ial performances. We d n e s d a y
night's performance was for sev45 Phila St.
eral homes for the aged. Thursday
night's performance was for high
SARATOGA SPRINGS
school students and their teachers.
ALL MAKIs
The teachers were given a special
Presenting Folksinger
rale of "i0 cents.
Fraternity Jewelry
— I'ree l.'slin.ali
Many Stale College students who
were unable to attend the performBadges, Steins, Rings
This Friday and Saturday ance!) Friday and Saturday nights
Jewelry, Gifts. Favors
attended these performances. Their
Evening
Stationery, Programs
156 Central Avenue
student lax cards were usee
Club Pins, Keys
admission.
News Notes
Primer Meets to
Discuss Issue
State College Editors Confer
At Ten Eyck Press Gathering
Communism A New Religion
By BARBARA HALL
The Communist International
Partv is a living creed. It is more
ban active and has no dead wood,
Every member gives his time,
money and strength to his religion,
They lack a Hod but replace Him
,fjlli a Lenin. The Communists believe that they can conquer the
world if they succeed in these three
undertakings:
1 pit the employee against the
nployer and cause m ass dissen-
Waterbury
ft-/^
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p
Senate:
trr.^!i^
Senate Reviews Reports;
Forum Sponsors N Y Trip
twelve students for a trip to New
York City Noverwber 10-11. Four
members of student government
!l
faculty, who
and eight members of Forum are
scheduled lo attend the two-day
,Vr
' l;iV( ' a re
conference, sponsored by the Collegiate Council for the United Nations. The theme for the conferI be ,<i would
cmcc is, "1961: U. \ . Year of Criwere •., be
.sis," and is being held in connec:•'-'
- r. sir,
lion with Prime Minister Jawa'" uri'eii-ain
harlal Nehru's forthcoming visit
the Primer
t() | j K , p' a j( c d Nations. After passex' ,,• i ht p
\na t ) K , appropriation, Senate el-Teet below
e u t e c | lfl have the student govern>> "t'\ ani 'low
„„.„, representatives in the ratio
menl
•'In:- -ei re' m
two
Senate members, one MyskaPuiaip
' i "'"ip. Ii \ ears
ce Comm tlee reported an n i i l member and oneCabinet mem..)..,,,r: v d:,- uive>':gal:on ol die possibility ol her. The Iwo senators elected were
erary, ol ihis ' h l ' 1IM' '"' ""' National Student R{>btTl Briggs '62 and Donald Al-limei:t> are A-<u-:ation materials which are |,, n •,;;) Accompanying the deleP'".I random a\a:lable to the student body at » a [ t , s l o | j i e conference will be
oia-i
'' pro ra'ed fee.
D r Matthew KLbow, advisor to
\titie Smith '<',-'. Minister of F < i n n n of Politics.
Viam-"
Culture, directed ihe Senate's atCampus Commission
ieniioii •,, die work ol the foreign
A s scheduled from the last scsI'M I
i oin mil le
ct up by sum. suggestions were placed on
Seiiate d u r i i i
nfiii'i
-. sjirmg session. a ] l s | t(l |H, presented to Campus
The
('-oil l l l l l l e e
wawaoriginally c,munition of those students who
o n n . d ' , nvi'«legale 'he feasibili- W ( I U ] ( | |„, willing and capable to
y ol S'udeni Awiciatinn again a r l a s a n a d v i s o r y c o m m i t t e e b e \ r l i a i i \ e student
to
ll 11
tween Senate and Campus ComMl
II in i.ier
e ])lan mi.ssion. At ihis time it was also
nee the list v\as lo
ias pi'o\e:i lo lie a certainly for n o!ed thai
Ins y i ar and further work is In
be suggested, Campus Commission
•..: nope to uiMirc maintenance of WiluU\ UM, ,, a , i l s o w n discre-tion
''"' pro'.'raiu
u n , | i• r11 > a.s a suggested list of peo
llo-einare \lmcar M't. Residence ,,],, l() M 'f\e in DIPS capacity.
' ,.uncil
Pi'"-.limit. reported to
College ISaniicr
M-naii for the se, ( ,nd successive
A | | „ r ( | t , r „f , K , W business was
u.'ek mi the -ii/ esiioips being [)„,„ ,,| ur( . ( i before Senate to ex
P niripi.rinii,
made io If, - lb pee Council and a m j , u . || K , need for a new college
1'iaii S'ok, s
banner lo remain in keeping with
1 mum nl Politics
the new name of Ihe College. After
si pa'e approprated Sl.% Irom discussion, jiro and con, the meaw r
i' : ; i
'
expenses ol sure was assigned to Services Com
mil Ice.
upon lb,. .-I t „ r s
'
Ion Via..,
a ,1
V,
' 'e
I-'
Q / / >
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sion.
2 Develop hate and war between
An informal da'e pari'. i ill b e
the Negroid and Caucasian people, held ibis eveninc from ti P, p p III
iThey are doing a good job in in ibe
\|,|, • ,. \\ ,,i, , p,,,
Ilium
Africa.)
room ( hapennii
|.,|- |,, par".
3 Split the close alliance of the v.,II |> < Mr ,-1Mi| Mi \<
Mod
English-speaking w o r l d , namely . i l l . and Mr Irani < i n
England and the United States.
Kntc riamm, m -...,:; i„ ..,,
To heat the Communists at their ](> .p,, ,,,,.,, i( \\ tl.,., i ,',
era game w e h a v e t o f i g h t t h e i r s n , m u , i | | „ . ,],,., , ,,.,, i i : ; !
ideas with ideas of our own. In a |, v .sain Sole '.,:, p, ,-•,.,-., . ,
recent trip to Russia an American include 'Inn Vw,|! ,;, •,..
minister came lo a new town that appeared earlier :ln- •. .,:
dad just been built in the last :i() All Collece Roe. pinn ,-,,.,. •!,,
years. He asked his Russian guide lerbury fun n -.i ,,i, ,•
why there were no cemeteries. The Tom Kiv,•-,,.,. d ! |,,|-, ,
Russian, without blinking an eye- sludeiil who p. j I.,r••• • u • • :,
la.-ii, said that they did not bury e c u S'udi'it \ |g .,,..i ,- , .
their dead. II is the duly of every Listen,r
Hour
,:.,i i •
person to be productive to the state, 'li.'i who play- tin I.I',,I
even at death The bodies are sent
-j-j,,. .p,,., ,A.p , ;,, ,
to the local factory and made into sin.meni.d
roup .'. !i,,l,
SMp,
- n l , m e - i c l o r ' h i i. ."
The Communis! creed lacks any n,,. ,.,,,• i,,j,
kind of feeling of true brotherhood,
\Sai, ilnn •, I.•,!••• '
al'h'iuyh they preach a brotherhood |„ r- ulm ,,r, h, ,,,|.i
I peace. Peace to them is world inclinl, lliii I., ., , : i,
:'.'nination, by them. To fight Ihe |-',| iindmka
',1 .,i. I
• iinniunisl and their ideas, the '.em ,;i ,|, ,- ,i /
tret world must Irain and send i;.,b f a.rbai.l
>• i,
[(•"pic mil with the ideas of the i i n , - v ,,., \, !,!, ' .
faiwcralie world. We musl organ i;.",, -b,,.',
\ r , ,|,
w and have a working machine on, -
l Hill
j ; ! , ' ,,f
•,•),,,,
Mid-Semesters
SCHOL
Program to Select
College Ambassador
a':,:!;, l\^'t^i
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lam. 'A .11 be taken bet Wei II to
day and 1 lecember
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dor Pro;, r a m
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Purpose ol Program
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A noted journalist
press conference.
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addresses
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of jilaniiuig several field trips. The
annual field Ir.p this year wdl be
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The
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Wednesday evening, Senate in
its weeky meeting, discussed severa I opics Among them were
Committee
Reports,
Residence
Council Regulations and Forum of
Politics
Committee Reports
ConstituCon Committee, in its
efforts to suggest revisions of outdaicil const it ul ons. made note of
ihe fad that the Smiles Constitulion had bee reviewed and was
r
"iind coinp.d ly in order. Also,
work is being lone in connection
»ilh orgaiii/alion of a permanent
g sy.slem for student govern
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CAFFE LENA
By HOWARD WOODRUFF
irofound. pro
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Hal
PAGE 5
Primer Editors
-Ii. Aral: i w lie may burst in
'icard w .'h profai.il v "
organization to count. T ihen, idea
are spread by organized peopi,. w|'i
have direction.
The Communists will be deb
by whal they lack The\ |,„ i non
die
power of Love.
Next week How io m- ,,,,,,,
3, 1961
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A drama ol South Africa and
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problems
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1961
STATK COU.Edf.
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PAGE 7
EEP Tops All-Stars 13-0
You Are
There
Frosh Booters Lose 2-1 Sat. s,ate Dwns Siena Bridgeport Beats State 3-1
Touching All
As Spied Scores 2 TD's
To Finish W i t h 2-5-1 Slate '
Bases
By DAVE J I N K S
While diligently applying m y
two-fingered touch type technique
to my dilapadated excuse for a
typewriter last night, this h u m b l e
scribe was suddenly beset by a n
idea. Why not " c r e a t e " an entirely not very new type of column?
Why not plagarize the writings of
those unsung sports writers who
h a v e come before? Why not call
this not very new type column
You Are There. Why not? Cause
it's work, d i a l ' s why! Thai was my
advice to me, but my Dad a l w a y s
told me to never lake advice from
a fool, so here 1 a m .
ALL QUIET ON THE FOOTBALL FRONT
Now that AMIA football has ended anri v,. . ,•
ties back into quietness with only the o?cas on 'C'd 5':
,J,u,r
patter of soccer shoes, we will take a f e w S n
past season. It was not unusual to see Pot
' <T V"'
kees" of AMIA football, once again on ih
"' Ya"
up but we were pleasantly surprfed at tl e ov ' / / J!.' of the entire league. The over-all caliber f , ,' ] " be improving every year and we feel thintr ,
m '
or the possibility of organizing a varsity o n t . ' ^ '
at State. Anyone interested in starting th
, , ,' h ' :
o
iii
'•'in''ni'
Congratulations must go out to EEP's halflnek n
DAngelico for taking the AMIA Scorin- T
^ '
latched on to the ball and carried it for a scon , v , , j ^ i
during the season. It was a touchdown raid, ,,, ,,
minute of his last game that gave him tin
,'
A PA
Bill Burnett who finished with six scores
With d r e a m s of g r a n d e u r filling
my skull, I rushed into the News
morgue (one has to be a g r a v e
man to do that on Halloween nighl i
last Tuesday, and began madly
thumbing my way through slacks
of crumbling, moldy back i s s u e s arid so what's the first headline 1
All-Star Gary Lynch closes in on P o t t e r ' s Danny D'Angelico and
YEA SIENA!!
see . . . STATE'S HILL A M ) DA- Dick Mann,
No don't shoot! We aren't switching lo\
L E R S OVERWHELM HARD 2.T
This year's AMIA Football League ended last Sunday offering a token of I hanks to L. II. for giving
33. All well and good except for
one liltle detail—in last week's on a familiar note as Potter won again. Even the All-Star country team a chance to show what it can do
,\ews I wrote thai Slate had re- learn could not muster enough force to knock the Club in- are oniy in the formative stages, our squad ha
cently formed a cross
country to the lost column as they were dropped 13-0. It was not ing a hard time scheduling meets, so we woul
t e a m , for the first time in its his- a member of the All-Star squad or a Potter gridder who like to thank the Siena team for fitting us in i
tory. The headline happens to date
had made the All-Star team that turned out to be the hero. tight schedule.
from circa lli.'lii. Funny, huh.' \
panic and a half . . . Five y e a r s Instead, it was EEP's fleet-footed, little publicized end Pat
It looks like we really have a treni'-ndou
ago some demented soul (anyone Spied who was the standout, catching both touchdown
writing sports must be detrmnted) passes for the winners. While the game was definitely a freshman cross-country man Tom Robinson >
wrote that, "Last y e a r an a t t e m p t defensive battle, the better organized Potter offense clear- he a good cross-country runner, but he sin
at building up our intercollegiate ly had the edge over the All-Star offensive unit, gaining 11 help next year's track team since he ran a 1 nun
spurt p r o g r a m via the track line first downs to only 2 for the opposition.
school. We also feel it is necessary to give a I
was m a d e and the apa:liy that evo!
The first half started off sluggishly with neither team to coach Mun.sey who has done a great job in
ved brought it to an abrupt but
team started and preparing them for their In
possibily t e m p o r a r y l u l l . " Wonder moving the ball very well. Both quarterbacks had trouble
completing
passes
this
half
as
All-Star
George
Anastas
hit
if Sports-Editor J e n k s will have
JENKS' JUNK
to write the s a m e thing next year'.' on only 4 of 14, and Potter's signal caller Mike Camarrata
. . . Potter Club was a l r e a d y in completed only 2 of 10. Unfortunately for the All-Stars,
. . . Much credit must go to the freshman
the habit of winning A.MIA foot- one of these two completed passes turned out to be a TD which have been working on the new bascbal
bail championships back m Oct . toss to Pat Spied. Following the score. Camarrata ran the
hope they don't mind going over there for da
19-11 . . . A.MIA Council dropped ball into the end zone for the extra point to bring the score
ter so that we have our baseball diamond n a<
baseball from the III 12 sports scheto 7-0. No more scoring took place before the half time spring. . . . Once again a State soccer player ha
dule. Reason'.' N'ot enough opponBob Seaman belated credit for his goal in the A
ents to play . . . Siena was the whistle.
The
V.V.V offense
started to
Paltz game. . . . Look out Potter' Humor has
n e m i s i s of State basketball t e a m s
as far back a s 1946, beating the swing m the second hall as 7 out
men from TXO are pledging Johnny Unitas. I
P e d s ifi -1,5 . . . Red basketball of 15 passes were completed. It
Sam Huff, and Roosevelt Greir. . . . We undei i
t e a m was playing in real class on
certain soccer coach is trying to be some sort o
( ' n i c h e s Wanted
Dec. HI, 1927, taking on the Dart- was not until the fourth q u a r t e r .
star
-lots of luck in your new cai r Joe
mouth cagers and losing l.'J-Ii.'i
however, thai the men in black
lioe t
h • •li.rla'.-c o! n i a c i n
wondering
what the training rules lor the Vai
In "M. the Sophs were ('. 1 push- and white pushed across the r sec at the Mdnc silmol llieir alhleti
country team are after discovering thai I heir >•.,.
ball favorites 'I hey lost. Thai was ond score o n c e main •' i.\ as ac
< a r l m i ' i i l I I . - , . | ,, , , [
-an eriy sponsoring smoking contesls on Ihesidi '
2\ y e a r s ajm Oucss it'll be an
I,,,,,,
ileulcom lib- lied on a < a uiarrala to , . ."b:aui,'-, help
,
other 2 ' years before ih" 'lil push'
\ ia..\
,S l a l i
ball '-aim ciinies off
liJ.'JH in sl'K'<'i l»ass pla>
\i ,,,•,. , ,,, ii,,.,,. , , ., ,,,., ,| |,„.
i r u n i i r a l p r o e r a m ineliidi d su mi
l l u l s ' a n d u i " ii!,i\iis lor 1 h< - \ll •" • r i n ! •, . If -h m.-m and
miii-. w iih p a r t i c i p a n t s pa\ mg the Star learn were defensive plavei's c h i l i : rade b iskei I,all <o;elieoxhnrbitanl fee ol lue a dip, in- I),,' c \ \ m la lorn M b - . K i e l ... ;. me <|, , , , mi, ,-,., -,| pj,-.,„,.
eluding snap anil towels, ol course ': linn li.i; i. ami I; II liiiim il and .."laci Mr loan ri Lewis Willie
o l l i i l s r . e ci nler Km II i n - c l l i
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Notices
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For 2nd Straight Ped Loss
State's Frosh soccer team rang down the curtain on M(?e/
25-30
State's Varsity soccer team suffered its second straight
ll!
its disappointing 1961 campaign last Saturday, dropping
' iH'\v.\l former) S | a | ( . t 0 | ] , , ^ ( , (
-it of the season last Saturday, as a highly-touted
a2-1 squeaker to North Adams. This defeat made the Peds J"' ' r| niinr> lejiin uon j | S ' |||geport squad swamped the Peds 3-1. Karl Heinz Gerthe victims of a 2-5-1 season's record as the Frosh ran into M' 111: o l ll -".is ,n 'lues i,r. alii r stenberger tallied the only State goal, and in doing so
" ' ^ a o r :;i ' | | „ , . Sl; ,,, n i n
some of the toughest competition in the State
'"•''- 'i"«ii..l ;, rli-if-riii.in-fl Sii-na .tied
. . . . . the
. State record of 14 goals scored in a single season.
Nl|
,
n
u n i r,
i..a •". •< :;n in ,, uraciice meet W l , n i W ( ) g a m e s51remaining to be played this year, it appears that Mr. G. is sure to re-write this long-standing
According to Coach Bob Burhngame, "Slate had a ••« '' -i m. |..,iii-.i.
;, ircsiunaii at re: ord before his career as a State booter ends Nov. 14.
well-balanced, spirited team this year which simply lacked , ' " ' c'l'msuii.
• 'Illill l . r s l .
C O I U p I c ||1«
ami a hall in.I,
scoring
punch.
We
had
excellent
ball
control
moving
up
o,,''
and down the field well, but we just couldn't get the ball in
, ,
IJIUDGEPORT PRESSES PEDS
ill. I I i l i s
'.', ll i | ) | ; i e i ll
the net when it counted. For instance, we had :>c> .hots in
I( wa s a
the North Adams game, and missed them all. out onlv score
d ^toiii-'i,'" K.'n I ' U C ' I
'
Bridgeport ball game all the way, as the vic!(,rs
coming on a penalty kick. We never scored more than f(,ur
s'njoyed nearly complete ball control and kept the
l|lll(.,'i j.f.i! !,;',,,'V!ili
ai -.in
ooals in a single game, and our Lop senret Joe iVi.opio
u uih place', ami ' , | , ( l defense under constant pressure. The first quarter
'.. 11
s i
••• p i - i u m i actually decided matters, as Bridgeport's Ed Quigley and
had only four goals in the entire season.''
ilil
Mick Slegle each found the net to wrap things up. The
Coach Burhngame also felt that despite the record. \e l;
'i iii'in second (ptarler only proved to be a repeat of the first stanza,
l 1 ,lln
j State had a good team this year, which was never reallv
" ' > '•""' as the winners continued to press the attack and keep
outclassed, except by the always .strong Frosh I nun ColY'"!"V'i ! IIN'K :sbu,. oil-balance. Quigley registered the final Bridgeport
gate. He added that, "The road treated us prellv roimh
goal ol the day early in the period, as the Ped defense
but we were very strong at home, and only lost one oi our
,,,,.,11,, , lightened and prevented any further scoring.
: ur games on Vets' Field."
,;;';'";;':; ""'
AI Ciejka, Dave Schryer, and goalie Gary Penfield all
,'"^']|.' "M'|! proved instrumental in beefing up the Purple & Gold
Coach Burhngame also had piai.se lor lh< Fn, h who
,, '),,, j,,,,,,. ,,, deleii.sive eMoils. Ciejka's sharp playing was responsible
he felt had played very well for Stale this year, and who
• ,| ",,,, ,.i, ,:i for containing Quigliy the rest of the game, and Penfield'.s
• reworking out with the Varsity even now. He .-aid thai.
lam y goal-tending slopped more than one Bridgeport score.
"I'd pick Al Henrekson, Ekehard Piening and ,1m I'roennio
•'.in'- iiuii.ii: r Miiiot 1 unati ly. Slate was still unable to mount any real
as Varsity material, and would rank Fred Kawe AIK\ Std
'" • H;ir:i-mi. nH'cn.'ive threat throughout the half as Bridgeport's halfBozydaj as the two ino.sl improved play r.s on '!c su.r! "
•' , . |,|, "' lr n | backs contimmallv intercepted Ped passes.
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North Adams tallied the winning goal as a result o, ,, n ! .
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STATE STAGES 3rd (QUARTER RALLY
meal penalty midway through the third peiiud Tin oil;
ails stopped play when Slate goalie Mill (>ia\ I'sik i.m
• ! ,\
'Ibc third quarter was a different story, however, as
ir.any steps with the ball, awarding North Adam an .:.i.
bulb learns played on fairly equal terms in a see-saw battle
a-i't shot at the goal from only a lew yard- mi! film ?,!,./•
'.inch wtlncssed outstanding head play and ball control.
'" Things stayed Dial way lor most of the period, and it
den of North Adams then s c t o l i asily. oti -. nt m- lie .'.,::
n
wasn't until the linal period that Stale was able to mount
:.'i'.s with their margin of victory.
(" "
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,' '(' '," (7M •' -ustamed drive. In one last desperate effort to prevent
Joe Procopio tallied the only scon i a Slab ,i. i. ;a '
'',''.',,, being .sliul out, Gei'.sh nberger came through with his
priod via a penalty shot, his second ol tin von Tim Mo
ieeoid-t\ nig goal wilh about live minutes remaining in
had plenty of other opportunities to scot i . laKtirj :'<'< , hoi •
, \m.. a,in r 1 he game.
:n all, but North Adams goalie proved lo in (pun g.ood ai
I
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TWO (iAMES REMAINING
:..s work of stopping every l'^(\ shol.
r. ,. Uu '.• a m
,-. II.mm- .em
The Meds have two games remaining in their season
Two days before this, in their final home game ol Mm
c " n'b. imii against a pan ol tough competitors, Montclair and Adelphi.
V'-ar, the Frosh battled RPI to a 2-\l tie Fd w'oltn i cored
'•'• ll-'li i' 1 '" This Saturday marks the final game of the year on Vets'
both goals for Albany, via beautiful cms j i ; , ., , slab
Field, as the Meds take on Montclair in a Parents' Day
lo ,11
~oalie George Phillips made several line -.a\> . bin M reived
pccial. The final battle of the '01 wars will not be waged
i .i I.
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r.,.i
in injury which forced him to leave in (he laihr part m
until Nov. 14 as the Meds face Adelphi under the lights of
ul U u
'.lie game. Because of it, he was unable lo appmu again a
w ind-swept Bleecker Stadium.
North Adams Saturday.
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PAGE 8
WAC Major
SpeaksToday
Major M a r g a r e t E . D o u g h e r t y of
the W o m e n ' s A r m y Corps will be
available this m o r n i n g in Room 08
to discuss opportunities in the
WACS.
E x e c u t i v e positions a w a i t selected w o m e n college g r a d u a t e s . Newly
commissioned officers r e c e i v e a
four month officer t r a i n i n g c o u r s e
a t the W o m e n ' s A r m y C o r p s Center, F o r t McClellan, A l a b a m a , prio r to a s s i g n m e n t in e x e c u t i v e positions.
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1961
JtouU J+cuM
Kappa Delta
F r a n c e s Cicero '62, P r e s i d e n t ,
announces that a coffee h o u r with
Theta Xi Omega will be held on
Monday evening, from 8-10 p . m .
Beta Zeta
P r e s i d e n t Doris Edelstein '62,
announces that a coffee hour with
K a p p a Beta w a s held last Monday
night. Tomorrow, a work p a r t y
will be held with the men of Potter at their house.
A
Sigma Alpha
P r e s i d e n t Doris Williams '62, announces that there will be a coffee
hour with Kappa Beta on Monday
evening.
Potter Club
Ed B r e n n a n '62, P r e s i d e n t , announces that an open house will be
held on Sunday from 3-5 p . m .
Students Elect New Queen;
Court Reigns Campus Night
Outing Club
Plans Climb
Voting for Campus Queen took
L]ace Thursday and F r i d a y
in
om
-; =mk";;; ;;;s *
JLper peristyle, but a s
U. of Conn.
located
„,
, , >
The Daily Kansan r e p o r t s t h a t C a v e
one of the K a n s a s University fra- N e w Y o r k . Indian Oven C £ ?
ternities in collaboration with a d i s c o v e r e d by a dog, h u t ,
c a m p u s sorority held an " I n t e r n a - c a n i n e ' s t r a g i c disappoint n ° '
tional P i c n i c " for foreign s t u d e n t s . died in t h e bottom of (lu t a e Vt'
c a v e w a s n a m e d for a f ( i r , J , °
Alfred University
n
The Fiat Lux a t Alfred Univer- e a r the e n t r a n c e w h i c h * ™ d
a s a cooking place l,v ,|„, \
sity r e p o r t s t h a t f r a t e r n i t i e s h a v e
gjnes T h e club, c-L.thrd in J r
been limited to eleven p a r t i e s a
oldest g a r m e n t s , will „„.,., ' (
s e m e s t e r . S o m e t h i n g a b o u t not
a . m . on Salurdav
„, fr,'n, !
enough studying being done.
A l d e n - W a t e r b u r y Halls
|
Utica College
M c C o r m a c k '62 is in charge
ff
The T a n g e r i n e of Utica College e v e n t a n d Lydia Bosworth '
2
announces that s o c c e r h a s been in- a s s i s t a n t . Those inter, :, „
shouJ
troduced as the fall s p o r t .
c o n t a c t one of the ah/,.,.
I.S.C.
I.S.C, President J u d y K a m i n s k y
Fields of specialization i n c l u d e :
announces that next week's rush
P e r s o n n e l , Administration, Intellip a r t y schedule will be a s follows:
Gamma Kappa Phi
g e n c e , Training, F i n a n c e , Public
F r i d a y : Chi Sigma Theta, G a m Relations, Legal and L e g i s l a t i v e ,
Beatrice Heath '62, announces
Information and E d u c a t i o n Logis- that B a r b a r a Keenan '64 h a s been ma Kappa Phi, Kappa Delta, and
tics, Comptroller, and Special Serv- appointed to head the e n t e r t a i n - Psi G a m m a .
ices.
m e n t for the informal r u s h p a r t y
Monday: G a m m a Kappa Phi, Phi
Fredonia State
N o v e m b e r IS.
Delta, Psi G a m m a , and Sigma Phi
Fedonia L e a d e r a n n o u n c e s the
WAC officers receive t h e s a m e
Sigma.
Phi Delta
completion of a n e w half million
p a y and benefits a s m a l e officers
T u e s d a y : Chi Sigma Theta, Kap- dollar building to house 48 Steinof c o m p a r a b l e rank, as well as free
President Sally J o n e s announces
m e d i c a l and dental c a r e , 30 d a y s that there will be an Alunmi Lun- pa Delta, Sigma Phi Sigma, and way pianos for s t u d e n t p r a c t i c e .
Beta Zeta.
paid vacation annually, and s t e a d y cheon S a t u r d a y at 1 p.m.
Rehearsal r o o m s and studios for
T h u r s d a y : Phi Delta, Kappa Del- individual p r a c t i c e a r c also a v a i l p r o m o t i o n s . A second l i e u t e n a n t
Psi G a m m a
ta, Chi Sigma Theta, and Sigma able for student use.
r e c e i v e s a p p r o x i m a t e l y $4,000 a
P r e s i d e n t Lucille Monocc an- Alpha.
year.
nounces that Helen Vanderbilt and
I.F.C.
I . F . C , will take1 p l a c e on D e c e m Details p e r t a i n i n g to the WAC's Paula Didio, Sophomores, were
•Jack Lewis, President of I . F . C , ber lath at Crooked L a k e . Music
direct commission p r o g r a m m a y be pledged to the sorority last Monannounces that the annual Winter- will be provided by J o e Oppodesobtained by contacting the WAC Of- day night.
lude sponsored jointly by I.S.C. and sano and his M a n h a t t a n s .
ficer P r o c u r e m e n t Division, F i r s t
U. S. A r m y Recruiting District, 39
Whitehall Street, New York 4,
New York.
Next S a t u r d a y , No-.,., t„, r ,, .,
Ouilng Club plans to , | l m | , \{ml
M a r c y , the highest ,„„„, ln v„,(.
York S t a l e . A pl.mi.e
„„,.,..
for the expedition
i'„. ),,'"":
next T u e s d a y , \ , n i . , ,.,. ,. -; ,, ^
at 7:30 p . m . Any man ,r •.,,',,,, '.','
who h a s done nmun',, ; , ",..'•/.'
and is i n t e r e s t e d in • . • '".',"r
should a t t e n d Tue-d,r.
".,,,.''!
or contact Cene \r-- -. ,-', [ '
Segal '111, or .|,,n so
• , ' -j
expedition
will I)
Stevens
tradition
kettles, the Queen's i d e n t i t y will
L be revealed until
Campus
gM tomorrow evening.
The student
S
body,
keeping
in
nind this criteria: <1) social g r a c e ,
,, „
,
Sally J o n e s
;2) physical beauty, and (3) a c t i v -
is a m a t h m a jor, S p a n i s h minor. A m e m b e r
of
Myskania,
Sue is p r e s i d e n t
Kappa Delta
0f
Sue Byron
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10, 1961
VOL.
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has been a s,-,, <•<" !'•"< loan ol - ,:• ; . , t„ •
shelly Kellerman ; i | , , r
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•1 Ada Hies iJay, l l o m e e o m - a t l e o i l a l i l I v. | . i '..
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a l l e n d a n l p a r l l e . i p - , 1 , ,1 , n • ; , - • ,
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iiiiipu.s >,i hi u s h e r e t t e .
Ro P e t r i c k '63, T o u r s C h a i r m a n
for P a r e n t s ' Day, a n n o u n c e s t h a t
t h e r e will be a m e e t i n g t o d a y a t
1 p . m . in P a w Kail for all P a r e n t s '
D a y tour guides. Any i n t e r e s t e d
people m a y come to this m e e t i n g
and s e r v e as guides t o m o r r o w .
IFC to Begin Frosh Rushing
With Smoker Monday Night
,.'••
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Advance Dramatics
eic Council will p r e s e n t the
•iian Wind
F.iiscinble
with
i-rick Feniicll, I ' o n d u c l o r al
p.m., Thursday, Xovi mln-r in
-• sioii is iwn d o l l a r s utile--, a
c lax card is p r e s e n t e d
T h e class in Advance D r a m a t i c s
will hold try-outs for its only round
of plays this s e m e s t e r , Monday and
T u e s d a y at 7 p.m. in R291. P a r t s
will be offered in tour plays d i r e c t ed by Joan Morow, Linda Kolls,
J o h n Velio and Joe Ball.
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(broil h llie pu 1 .
v ama i| | , ihe I
Inii-rl'.i In • ib.
.Mu-n tin \\,,.-.<
wood
Inn in: tin
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Kliscnihle v, ill
"i Iron: several
Christian Scientists
A lecture on Christian Science
by f r a n k T. (lord of Washington,
D, ('., will be held on T u e s d a y al
8 p . m . in l i r u b a c h e r private dining
r o o m . The lecture, entitled "Christian Science P r e a c h e s the Kingdom
of Cod and Heals the S i c k . " is
sponsored by the Christian Science
Organization at Stale College. Mr
liord is a m e m b e r of the Hoard of
L e c t u r e s h i p of The Mother Church,
The Kirs! ( hnrch of Christ, Scion
tist in Boston. M a s s a c h u s e t t s All
s t u d e n t s a r e cordially invited to
attend
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I.ilib.v Stroud, Director, wishes i,
withhold Ihe til le ,,| Ihe Sophoiiion
l i k e , and ex
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skil. m e , i n , , n : n - oiil.v that "it will
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o Ihe p r o g r e s s ol skit r e h e a r s a l s
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rowlcy
• ihe Vlas'o r- of ( en
I, ,,. ,',.,•:,:!.,
'|he-e involve the hainlui.; out ol a li'al
Hell s Hello,'' set in F i e r c e s t l\ a
i.iiinv Sehil'.' I I I1 ei'ietv prepared handbook which ma in llie y e a r 1005, will a t t e m p t
.1; li I. VIMd
lu hide-. ,i linel history of each ol In show \ mi
i , d ..:,
\i'v
In- liv i li ilermlies. a list of the
l e e l.iss directs the skil whose
.a mhi i - mini inalloll abolll the main c h a r a c t e r s will be p o r t r a y e d
ui> ..I •;..
; .it. I ii.iv h.ii-i • and an outline ol In John Little, Mary Seller. I'al
al.e an in
In ,' deal - iinl purposes
I'a-aiio and Mary C u r n e y . During
i , r
ai.i
one ot llie r e h e a r s a l s , Lee com
Council
pl'esl
menled.
I a m v er.v much eiicoin
nil li!' . l a c k L e w
aeed liv t o n m h t ' s r e h e a r s a l and an
I Kldred
Poller
, ,,
iiplimi-lic about the p e r l o r m a n e e
,„,,
p., •
' ' lil "T-, and \ r i l i u r Sulliv a n ' - ,,, \ , M \, ,,,-|
!r ni
"
" " ' Ikillel, "I'nicapple ,,., ,,'•, , j , /
'V|H "hen Ihe second ball ol .,,-, ,| t ,\
'
l
ol each
I in individual skits will be the
Have you ever wondered what
in.iiii pari ol ihe e n t e r t a i n m e n t h a p p e n s when you walk in front ot
Ik. h nal [»ii lion HI die Smoker will Minerva'. 1 'The f r e s h m a n
skil
ZXll ?.":;: 12 Students to Heat Nehru
At New York City UN Parley
liv
Kalph
The,,,,, and
He will then in
a representative
Il-
urn. !
Willi.-i
•''•'
Mar.',ale,
' : i U l | h , , „ ! - , , t| M .
IN pnrpo-r
.•;..r. Whacker, 'I . \ I I . m. . ,,t each
•nleii .laciih . S
""'••lit I'crischetti, and l.n
lllri
' I'usv , h> p e n s Aldrnl
;'"
,.ii
• : I'.r.Ci ;,i i -I ail MIL; ili-i iis-m:
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l o l i l l O l ! . i | - i,| C M
I rni r a m
I'I.CI mil..
/..;! I.e h. M :his irniliue
Winners
I'ri'cedini; the a n n o u n c e m e n t ot
the final rivalry points, Howie
Woodruff '(i.'i, C h a i r m a n , will intro
'luce the m e m b e r s of his Hivalrx
i.er ! ;. in ;h. Man, Iralermlv vvho u ill LIV e a short talk
Music Council Presents
Eastman Wind Ensemble
DIAL HI:mi
NO. 24
I..i t \ear.s Campus Queen, Gail Kasperian. will crown this year's Queen whose
identi'\ ,vill not I;.- revealed until that time. Following the Queen's coronation, she and
her ;d I. Mlant.s ,md usherettes will be juvsented.
Rivalry
"Tareyton's Dual Filter in duas partes divisa est!'
says veteran coach Romulus (I 'uric) Remus. "We have a
saying over a I the Coliseum 'Tarey Ion separates the gladiators from llie glailioli'. It's a real inngniis smoke. Take it
and (lie Dual Killer
,from
i
. ;me,
, i " Tareyton delivers de guslihus
does
it!'
XLVI,
('AIT Court will be introduced during the intermission following the freshman
>kit I'al Renedeitn will direct the singing of songs following the presentation of the
Si iphomore skit
Guides
S7 IIOHIN STKKHT
C o r n e r of liobin and West
35 VKARS OF KXFKKIKNCK
AI.n.WY, NEW YORK, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER
CUT Court
T h e r e will be a meeting of the
WCRA Radio Club, W e d n e s d a y ,
7:30 p . m . at B r u b a c h e r Hall.
TOM'S BARBER SHOP
ews
By MARY 1.01 EISENMAN
Hc.di'N will nj'iieiaiiy close tomorrow .'veiling'at 8 p.m. in Page Hall with the presvn[.d[
'"" "1 Hi'' I'n-sliinan and Sophomore skits on Campus Night. Festivities will com'iience v.ill, llie proiTssion of the Campus Queen and her attendants down the aisles.
BSBW W
A M a r > \ n n c;i|,|
V
Calderone , ,-,,,,',. (l
for two years, Cabinet .Minister of a,M;
, s e n a t o r for lu • e a r - l.a-t vi-ar
, , , • „ • , , ,
• "'- v A , i n '-'••'' Hi'-all-, - h a i n - ;,i
Government, and V i c e - P r e s i d e n t of a m | , „ , . , , . , „ . „ . . , „ „, , | „ „ , „ , , m l i
<A Last year she w a s a J u n i o r Weekend.
Radio Club
Be sure you a r c all there
.0
Freshmen, Sophomores to Present
Skits Tomorrow For Campus Night
An I. n . I i - |
I lonor simli H i .
| JT •..anil a Campus Night a t t e n d -
o liege
' • 4»
Fair last year
A M v , k a ni a
ineinber,
Sail1,
is President of
I'lii Delia sorotHv
News Notes
Associate Dean Matthews lias
set F r i d a y , \ o \ e m b e r I') al 1 p in
in P a g e Hall for all full lime fresh
men who r e g i s t e r e d in S e p t e m b e r
1901 to fill out a form required by
State ('Diversity of all its m a l r i e u
lated students
Report p r o m p t l y ,
bring your own pen, and have your
Social Security n u m b e r a v a i l a b l e
You a r e not fully enrolled at this
college until you have taken c a r e
of this r e q u i r e m e n t
<• %^±-~^
ties, has selected these five final
candidates
for ' S a l l y ' , A " . s ' d ( ' n t " f ^ l , >•"• Y.. she
C a m p u s Q u e e n . '« an rmidish major, speech mm,,,- /-1G1
S u e B y r o n S h c w a s y n Al'l,'n " a " Fl"'!l-'i
hails from Rock- Q " ^ ; ^ J ^ r ft.phomoiv year she
Irp-ilnn and m e m b e r of Mu L a m b da Alpha and Kappa Mu Kpsilon
honoraries. Sue has b e e n a s e n a t o r
(
State
Sally J o n t. s
r e m e m b e r s that
she was arm
deep
in dish
water when told
the news that
] she was a finalist. "1 found out
at (j : 2 u |i in.
when everyone
else k n e w at
, ,, ,
groam.d
.
Donald \lh n '•.; .,I,,I i;
,;;, .s,.,,.poi ,
l.ar. ••'.
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e. ,
III, di Ic at, , .,i. .o lompalia d P, It,, a
In
\laiiln w I :''•'-'•
-" : ' '"
the Si r. '
ihe Forum ol I'ni u>
leiilalivc Schedule ol Iveiils
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p,,ml
Hi,- i v. lilt,,. a lumpM !
Ml n
dl
will in'I I"' "
I,lie c.,< I,
rtill In' held
ir i, ,, t
1
II- "ill i
loinoiiow
iiiormiK
d, h . aU .tail
,
,
participate in pam 1 d,-, u
A,||
sondes
i uinn
^^ ^
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..m
eruiii;'
such
topi's
a-.oil
I In
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Ihe
Ni'M.i
III, It
U.'.I'I" m In I e in a 1 ion,11 I'olilirs. A l , 7 ' " ' " ' , „ ,"''-!i IS v ' u n c "slated thai
licali Devcl„|miellt aim llie I lilted ilal.
.onl
III-
have
al
napped
ll.V
tile
.,.,!, ,i d„ >l.iiii i- III Ihe past v e a l s ' amjuis \ m h t
I In- di i • vv ill he llilol'iiial .shut
., .
, ,,
Myskania
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I.,, 1.
|or
the
I II i \ -
and
Ploii
on
...
Advisors
,e
ahd I.ni Pu llie c o l s
Kelreshmeat- and d e c , r a t i o n s for H"'
,:,,::, , will In III keeping vv lib an
i u 11 m i u 111 e n I e
( uiiiiiiillce Heads Named
i i.iniiiillee head- lor llie d a n c e
..ie Steven Vl.v-liiiski '(!-, general
i h.
an l al'ole Polls '111, hospl
'.iluv
lie Koiiba
refreshmeiil- .1, an,
ii hard
\ balioii:i. l>.t,
and
"a III
liolicll Sal . alii nl public rela
Ilulls
P e a r l S h e r m a n and F r a n Cicero
,,,-,. \ D .a,,,,,-, - „ | U M ) 1 , 1(1|. l h e skil
pi'iiduetioiis.
Rivalry
Winners?
I'hus l a r , the freshmen are win
mn:'. Klvall'V with eleven points to
ii,,. ,Sophomores'
one
llie
.
,
, However,
,
n e w s p a p e r , c h e e r lead nu and sinu
'
o
b
points h a v e been withheld until to
'
l,,i the evenum will
I,,. \--,,,i,ile Dean ol the College,
\ ] r | im, r .Mathews, and Mrs
Matheu- and Mr F d w a r d Mendus
| . n i | | . - | i D e p a r t m e n t , and
|(
|||(,
i liaperi
Mr-
Sophnlllnre-
Mendus
morrow ni.ulil when they will be an
noiinced
Willi
llie skit
points
T h e r e f o r e , an element of .surprise
befitlin^ the end ol Rivalry will be
present when the winners a r e an
nounced.