StateCollege News VOL. X V No STATE COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS, ALBANY, N. Y. ,FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1931 $2.25 Per Year, il Weekly Issue*

SUMMER SESSION TO ADD COURSES

Commerce Department Will Have Nine Subjects This Year;

Nursing Is Out

Plans fur the summer session ni Slate college this year will includ.

Students Return To Classes Today After Brief Vacation

Facul ty and students re turned tn classes today after unc day ol vacaliut i to celebrate L incoln 's b i r thday. Last year they had the oppor tun i ty In n " fur ther away f rmn A lbany since February 22 H'curred mi Fr iday. Nut un t i l the

l ire cut f reshman class are seniors w i l l there he another L incoln 's b i r thday on the day before or

cn largemenl of the cotumerce depart- I i f ter a week-end.

incut to include nine courses and the

e l im ina t ion of the course in school WOMEN'S SQUADS

BEGIN ACTIVITIES, MISS PECK SAYS

A series of inter-si |uad basketbal l

Miss Johnson Reclassifies \ Grades For Gymnasium Work

The grades wh ich the women Indents have received for the

",\ inn.e-ii i in courses have bee i lassii"n i l in a new wa\ Ibis \ car

Miss I-ahellc J n h n s t o u j . e n d of t in | ph\ -ii al education department said I I .day. A n AS" mi the card m e m j iat is fac lorv , ;i " I ' I I S . " un . i t i - fa • l iry. and " I n c . " incomplete. I'm :

unc of I'M varied amount ol I d u>• 1111'a-• i111 u ac th ities this , car, thi

DEAN ANNOUNCES SEMESTER EVENTS

Calendar For Remainder Of Year Includes Debates, Soiree

And Court Games

Some of the imp irt.T t events on

he soi ial and athlet ic Col lege calen-

lar for the remainder of the semes­

ter arc sophomore soiree, debate-, w i t h - : : -'; I i t e r arc sophomore soiree, debate- w i t h method ol repor t ing grades wa I I . , . , . , , . , . .,, ,, adopted, Miss Johnston explained ! | MuUl le lmry and H a m i l t o n colleges,

the presentation of a c r o u p of Rus­

sian singers, T roubadour concert, ( j .

\ . A . vaudevil le, Spanish ca rn iva l ,

i , ,, • , n .- , •, , , • , names were hcmin this week unde r ! about the urn i le ol A p r , , at wh ich " " , D . „ „ u:\u.. <in ,. :n i;.. .<

,, ,. , ., ' . the auspices of the t i i r l s ' A th le t i c J . B r u c e F i l b y . 33, w i l l d i u c t tune the ent i re i ,un i ty w i l l be coin- . . t |R . a n n u a l p resen ta t i on ut the

60 NEW STUDENTS MATRICULATE AS j'»"•-•-'"•'"•">• '>»»• - d 'he annual

SEMESTER BEGINS

nurs ing . I >r. M i l t o n I i. Nelson, p ro­

fessor u i education and d i rector of

the Mi tmucr session, -a id today.

The catalogue of subjects to be

offered w i l l not be complete Unti l

" " " " lo the Tiles in the ull ice of Uean A n n a

Sixty students have mat r icu la ted I Fierce.

pU-u- IK- sai.l •-., ••-' '";:. I ' ' « " r ' 7 V a n S t m i l m r M n ^ n s " n l ' i ' l i .-!'tV e T o V g a i i i / a t i i in, j '.his -cmcstcr , according to M i s - The tentative schedule f o l l o w s :

Ib- 'o icsor ('.eoree M. Y o r k , bead of v L ' T ' l v ' k " ' i l ch ie f ' basketbal l ! K , , - v a l W " K " " V ' ' " ' l , r , ' s i , U ' " t ' I ' ' W e l l , \ an hcnb inmh. r c g i t n i r . Fr iday, February 1.1. women's debate the ci . in inercc . lepartu.ent, and I )r port capta in, i - in 'charge of the ar- ' " ' u o t i n c e s . | D f t i n - number about one ba l . a n 1 team meets Boston un ivers i ty at Hos-

Dav i i l I lu tcb iso i i , bead of tin. govern ra i igcnicnt ol the games. . „ . . „ . . .

, „ , , „ depar tment , w i l l no, l e a d , in p ' ' ' ^ ^ , . c r ' I T h i U ^ ' d a F l L B Y APPOINTED

summer scs.-ion tins year. The con, !, Zn „ ' , " , l ,e C. A . T . ' u n , , . . and JQ LEAD ANNUAL merce department w i l l be under the -ipiad game- were subst i tuted. T i n . d i rec t ion of I 1,,-ter I. T e r n l l , as- , , - ><„ , . , , „ , • -d .ednle „ , r the s.p.ad tour j TROUBADOUR SHOW , • i , i naincnt in. lode- games on \ \ ednc-' ' " " I " - " 1 ' " - ' " - ' " " " i n n c u c . I anl , |a V , Tbui-sdac, and Fr idav af ternoons. J . l i r u u - l- i l l .y. Vo. was appoinled Sheats, n ist r i t , lo r m g i .vcr imieut , w i l l u j s s | V r k „ ; n ,p T ] K . M . ,,.1||K._S w i | | f ] ; , . r , , , „ . .,, t l ] l . ; l i m l l : l | s | „ l U ,,, | „ •

replace Dr . I l u t c b i - o , , in the si i iniuer be in the gymnas ium of l l a w l e y bal l pre-culcd In the T roubadour - , Uo \a !

,, , , • ,• ,,, t o n ; Salurdav, February 14, Xewma, l " - " l k ' ' 1 •• " u , , , , k , r s ' " " , K ' " " " . h , l , dinner and S l a l e ' c o l l e g e in t ra -

i mr cla-se-. o i i e - t l nn l as special stu- n l l l n i l |,a,|<etball g a m e ; Tuesday, Fcb-lei i t-, mil the remaining a- grai luale | rnary 17, meeting of the Mathemat ics Indent- tak ing extension u i i i r - e - . *-"'"'>-

T i n new senior- a re- O l " , s I K l ,,, , v edue-day, February 18, debate . . . ... , v\ it 11 Keuka co l l i ge ; I bur -dav , Fcb-

" " " - " " ' > l - " l , l : i : " " l Margaret l a y l o r , . „ , „ , , | | i . , . | U . u ] | 1 | M i ( | ( , | , | n l r y , „ , _

New men,ber- ol the j un io r d a , - | , g e ; Fr iday, February 211, ineelmg

i r e : \ i rg in ia 1 'i at. i. K i d g w i n M i - of tbe I beii i i - ir> d u b : Saturday.

Wbi. -bever i - the more ' , ' l-N'allie, F d w a r d I I ,m ien , Fa lph Faker, l '" ' '1"-'iarv . ' 1 . basketball game w i t h W l m l i e w i is t in inm i , . , , , ami i,ni. i d o- , , , I ouper I n.

, • ' , ; ; „ Van KleecF " 7 former " " ™ " w i l l be Used she cont inued " , ' , , : , w „ • , v , „ . w i „ , „ . Frank Sylvester. M r-. ( „ a . e l l c n n i , , , , . . [- , . .„ . ,-,.,,,.„..„.,. _7. , „ , „ • L , p : l | 1 1 , h u " N ' m K k u k ' - ' ' ' " " " Abou l Fifteen squad leader- have | '••»> • " u s | l " u " " ^ - , , , , , , I'.l-ie C r a n l , I L i ra Uoinl and Mar i e K a n i e w i t l , \ ' ew ler-ev Slate col lege i.or in d i i e l „ f the \ M V and p r e - , , , . „ , h o - c „ f ro, , , ll iose who have been ' ei^en „ „ M a r c h J l ... the Fagc hal l I . . ^ i m m t r Teaebers; lj»r\\nl F e b r u a n J8 I super iu le i idenl of sd 1 - a t U ' a l in regular attendance al the basket- j o .d i to r iu in . , u . 1 ; | VvU A h | , | | n ] j ( H | | . j - „ . ' „ w i | | a - , - . Mr. Nelson w i th .be '-all pra, t ires t i n - -ea-o„ and the- , K v b e r t Kank i l .s , W>. w i l l be l l . r I I ! " • ' • ' - " I .vi , - , „ , , , . , , , M o h iun.s t ra l .o . i i our.-

w i l l -ele. 1 their - ip .ad- for the game Tbe-e leader- in, h ide : M is - V;, Mee i iburg and W i n i f r e d l l u r l b u i , -e, i r . ; b'.li.abetb l a k - o n , \ i r g i n

NAMED CHAIRMAN \u£^^^\\^'-&-Mary T re la . Kather iue Moore , l all

SAMUEL DRANSKY

,:,li r l . l iter : I r v i n g M i l oi iuel l , M l , w i l l direct the , . .n be- t ra ; I hi,me l lakcr , M. w i l l 'have i barge ol tbe in l e , and k .o . . .Hi l l - . A l . w i l l

,ave . ba rge ol the o l i o , I a-1 year the -how was due. le I

OF COLLEGE CAMP\^^:^^n^',,K^nury;;n ' - • • wl.il, .hi-, >l-:-r .1.-, i , i . . , I N'alkenberg, and ( al . ier.ne Faker,

in.ue S. I ra i . - kv . .>J, \ca- re , , \ , \ . I T sophoniorcs; and Marv Moore , l-.h/-

l\ appointed . . . . . . . .nan ... t b i - | ;,beth Kanmierer , and I Jorolhy K lo -e .

I'n i.inen . amp, b\ Kus.-el. i re -hmen.

it o i tbe - tudenl

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u.an . la - - ',..- aci | l i i rei l Flu una- I 'ark eluh.

. . . . . I , Ta r i sa M. \ o . i g l . ton. M o r i o n d c March X. meeting of M e n -

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F: „ ia „ lo . Frank Fete , , . , - . K; .'., ' i ; , 'u ' » • " ' Na i i i i l l n . , co l lege; F'riday, , .u . ,k i „g l i m a I h./.ard. k'„-c Man- •M;" '1 '• ' •'• '•• A. A. l r „ l „ ; and sopho-

. rice, Fdlen D o w n i n g . Margare t M o d M | l , | ' t ' soiree; I ue-day. March 17. in tor w i l l have several a-s.slants ! } | n | ; | n i | | a i R l , , , ( i r ; i S ] ) j ( . l T pre-ei i lat .oi i ol ku-s .an singers by the ' . work was too much lor one m a i d ' T , ' „ , ' , c . u j , ' M h . l v i . L .n U .R . , | : l - -pena l M n s k ' association. , handle, Kno.x said. - Indent- a r e : F. l i lh Sm i th . D m . t h e . , Saturday, March 21 . I r,,ubado„r.s'

, Neath. F h / . , b r t h I 'OSM. I I . F'.ibtb led show M a t e college a unuu luncl ie >ll, \ d c u i i . c - ibe i lu le in the. game \ S t c o n d Myshania Key Lost; \ \^.? f;Z^l^\lu7^ •"• >' T ^ Z " M a T h d ' p , ten t 'a t 'mn

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, , ' ' -; "• CLUB WILL HAVE

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WOMEN TO HAVE COACHING SPORTS

CLASS THURSDAYS A coaching class for women is being

conducted every Thursday morning at 11:10 o'clock, according to Miss Isa-hcllc J. Johnston, head of the physi­cal education department. Coaching methods and tactics in basketball, hockey, volleyball, tennis, baseball, and track will be studied and discussed in regard to their application to teachers and school methods, Miss lobnston said.

Those who desire to enter the course may sign up now on the liirls' Ath­letic association bulletin board in the lower corridor of Draper hall. The class registration is limited tn four­teen. Those who have already signe up are : Rose l)'F.iifeinia, '.il ; Mary Trela, Gertrude Sawyer, and Char­lotte Hannah, sophomores; and Ruth Morgan, Helen Baker, and Rose Wizwer, freshmen.

FRANCES GAYNOR WILL GIVE TOASTS

TOMORROW NIGHT f rames R. (iaynor. '.!>. will he M&S *<HV& £, FOrt&l*R.

toastmistress of the annual Newman club dinner to he given tomorrow at 0:lltl o'clock IV M., in the college cafeteria, according to Margaret Mulligan. 'M, president.

Frances V. I'eck, '.il. will he -en

iTai chairman tor the h.muuci. and whs Futterer to Read the speakers will he 1're-id.nl \ . R.

I'.nihache,- au.i the R e \ . j . j , , , i t ..i Drama Iuesdciy Night Her sec I re iding of "Ah. e Ml Ii\

The coi'i'imi'tlees for the Unique! The hire.' h\ S i r . l ames M. I'.arrie, are: arrangenieut-. I'arol I' Sinott, u i | | !„• given l>\ Mi-s Ague- I-"., l-'ut-'31, chairman, and U-rtnule M. • ora. u . m . ., . , , ;„ , a l l , ,,,-, ,i t-- , ,r ,,i l-'nelish. ViJ: decorations, M;ir\ I . I- nit. .'_'. ,. , . , , . • , , ,

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QUINTET TO PLAY THREE CONTESTS ON NEW YORK TRIP

(Continued from I'affe 1, column 5)

Wednesday night the team traveled to Brooklyn where they met the for­midable Brooklyn Pblytechntcal In­stitute five in what was expected to be a close contest with the visitors emerging victorious.

Last night the five traveled to Montclair, New Jersey and played the Montclair Teachers quintet in the second successive game of the trip. The local team was expected to fur­nish the visitors with close competition but the stale live again appeared to he a strong favorite.

The Jersey aggregation will play in Albany later in the season in a re­turn game.

Coach Raker had drilled his squad very thoroughly in preparation for the three games and had introduced sev­eral new plays which were certain to strengthen the offense of the team and ' in. lease its chances uf winning a ma­jority of the contests. The members of the squad were in excellent condi­tion for the strenuous campaign and assure their loyal supporters of mak­ing a creditable showing. I

Practice Teaching Of State Unsurpassed, Professor Sayles Discovers During Tour

The training school work done by State college through the medium of its practice teaching unit, in Milne High school, is unsurpassed by any of the teacher training institutions ob-principa lof the Milne High school, served by Professor John M. Sayles, on his trip through the south and west during the past month.

Many of the students doing work in practice teaching and observance of school work in the southern and western schools are on a graduate level, Professor Sayles said. Their training period extends over forty weeks. The school maintained at Oak-1 ind by the I nivtrsitv i;i I 'ihli:rm-i for training secondary school teachers does work uf an exceptionally high grade, he said.

"1 was impressed with the pptim-

ism and courage of the school author­ities I spoke with, and the manned in which they are providing school fa­cilities for their student bodies," P ro ­fessor Sayles said. H e spoke of the huge campus of Lcland Stanford uni­versity, consisting of 10,000 acres with many tennis courts, golf links, and having a polo field and one of the largest of southwestern stadia. He spoke of one school of 1,500 students which had a campus of 20 acres.

Professor Sayles left Albany in December and proceeded directly to New Orleans, l ie visited in order I.os Angeles, San Diego, Fresno, San Francisco, Portland, Seattle, and Van­couver.

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FORTY STUDENTS 6 0 ON Q.A.A. RIDE

Games And Stunts Are Conducted And Refreshments Served

By Group In Lounge

A sleigh ride was conducted last night under the auspices of the Girl's Athletic association. About forty stu­dents attended. The sleighs left the College at 7:30 o'clock and returned about 9:30 o'clock. Refreshments were then served in the College lounge in Richardson hall and games and stunts were conducted.

Alvina Lewis, '3.3, was general chairman of the event. The com­mittees were: arrangements, Annette Lewis, '32, chairman, and Virginia Hawkins, '32; refreshments, Bertha Buhl, '33, chairman, Laura Styn, Catherine Raker, and Marion Tang-ney, sophomores, and Altnira Russ. '34; entertainment, Katherine Moore. '33, chairman, Isabel Hewitt, '33, and Katherine Simmons, '34; advertising. Mary Moore, '34, chairman, Dorothy Klose, Elizabeth Katnmerer, and C'elia Bishop, freshmen; and clean-up, Mary Trela, '33, chairman, Louise Wells, Marie Prindle, and Jean Craigmile, I freshmen.

The chaperones were Miss Marion Kilpatriek, instructor in English, Miss Caroline Lester, instructor in mathe- i matics, Miss Minnie I!. Scotland, assistant professor of biology, and j Miss Margaret Hitchcock, instructor in physical education.

Students To Supervise New Milne Newspaper

Organization of a newspaper for the students of Milne Junior High school is planned by Miss Helen Hal­ter, supervisor of social science prac­tice teaching, in connection with edu­cation 11?, course in the direction of extra-curricular activities.

Nominations for the board of the paper were made at a meeting con­ducted Monday afternoon. Forty-one j students have signified their intentions of competing for places on the staff. The paper will be issued bi-monthly.

George 1'. Kite, '31, managing edi­tor of the NEWS; and Lawrence C Newcomh, '31, will direct the activi­ties of the paper.

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MILNE PRINCIPAL AND DR. BE1K ARE

ADDED DELEGATES The State college delegation to the

annual meeting of the National Teachers' association at Detroit, Michigan, from February 19 to 28 will be augmented by Dr. Arthur K. Beilc, professor of education, and John M. Sayles, professor of education and principal of the Milne High school.

Samuel M. Brownell, former mem­ber of the education department and present superintendent of schools at Grosse Point, Michigan, will also at­tend the convention. William M French, '29, former editor in chief of the NEWS and present director of public relations for the schools of Grosse Point, will also be at the meet­ing.

JUNIORS TO VOTE ON RING SAMPLES DURING NEXT WEEK

The junior class will vote on class rings next week, according to Leah Dorgan, '32, chairman of the ring committee. The ring of the Gleason-Wallaee Company which Myskania declared untraditional has been sent back to the factory to be remade. Minerva will be traditionally designed and the seal of the ring made smaller. It will be here next week in its new form. The ring will bear the mascot found by the juniors in their freshmen, year. 'Hie Warren-Kahse ring, the other ring to be voted on, is quite . plain, bearing the class numerals on i the shank.

I Irtlers for rings will be taken the latter part of the month. Approxi- :

match' one hundred and fiftv rings will lie bought.

Student-Faculty Tea To Be On Tuesdays This Semester

Beginning with next week the regular student-faculty teas will be conducted on Tuesday instead of Wednesday as has been the cus­tom, according to Annabelle Mc-Connell, '31, chairman of the Lounge committee. The following committee will act as hosts and hostesses for the third tea of the second semester; Miss Marion Redway, librarian in Milne High school; Dr. Harold W. Thompson, professor of English and Mrs. Thompson; Miss Margaret Hitch­cock, instructor in physical educa­tion in Milne High school; Miss Elizabeth Shaver, history critic in Milne High school; Chester J. Terrill, assistant professor of com­merce and Mrs Terri l l ; Clarence llidlev, assistant professor of his-j tory and Mrs. Ilidley; and Dr. | Robert Fredericks, principal of the Milne Junior High school and Mrs. Fredericks,

Louise Meyerovitz Is Guest At Club Meeting

Miss Louise Meyerovitz, director of activities at the Jewish Community ('enter, was the guest speaker at the Mcnorah society meeting, conducted Sunday night in the lounge of Rich­ardson hall. Her topic was "The Jewish Student and His Relation to j the Community."

V I S I T S O R O R I T Y Jane t'onboy, '20, Margaret Mr-

Cune, '29, Helen Holey, '20, Gladys i Bartholomew, '29, and Margaret Doyle. ex-'31, were recent guests at the Gamma Phi Sigma sorority house.

HERE AND THERE FACULTY MEMBER ATTENDSJEETING

Dr. Morris Is Member Of Council Which Aids In Directing

Wellesley Policy

War between the fraternity and non-fraternity elements is being hotly waged at Brown at present, Those members of the student body who do not sport greek-letter pins before the , , ,.,. , , . ,

. . . . , . Dr. Elizabeth Morns, assistant pro-dazzled eves ot feminine admirers, , , , , ,, have suddenly and loudly asserted l c s v " ' " ' education, attended the an-tlieir independence of the assembled nual meeting ol the graduate council clan of the brothers by nominating of the alumnae association of Welle their own ticket for the 1932 elections, ,,,v C | ) „ e R e , a s t w ( , c l < . e m | a s a r c p r t according to the Brown Herald. . , c ,, , , . , ,

sentative ol the local alumnae branch, In a rece'nl debate between the two the Eastern New York Wellesley

sexes at the University of Michigan, club. This council lias much to do the co-eds were forced to take tin with directing the policy of the col-count ol III when the hovs proved to , ., , ,, , ,. ,, ,i , ,i ; I i lege through the recommendations them that Ihcv were not human lie ! . ings. Here ' s ' one time the females which it presents to the admnustra-didn't seem to he able to out-talk their tion, according to Dr. Morris. The rivals in an argument. association appoints two of its nicui-

. . . ~T~ ," , , hers to be on the board of trustees. Invitations have been issued ti . .

twenty-one colleges and athletic clubs Among the features ol this season for the fifth annual Invitation Meel was an address by Miss Sara French, t i l e conducted at Union college on president of the alumnae association February 21. of Smith college. Various reports of

the uncler-graduate activities, current Wearing the pin of a fraternity of news, discussions of problems, grect-

which one is not a member has been ings from the president, and a re­made a crime in Michigan and Wis- j Mimee of recent developments occupied cousin. the rest of the time. The council

consists of one representative from Three women are taking engineer- each graduated class, one from each

ing courses at Purdue univcrsitv. aiiiinii.ic club, and three from the ac­tive fa. ult\ of the college.

According to information obtained — — •oin various institutions of learning. Jl/f;„_ Dl~-.„- J - C..~~i o,„ 2(1 to 25 per cent of the fresh MISS tWCe IS IjUeSt

At Group House Dinner men who entered American colleges and universities this year will dro| out in their first year. I lean Anna E. Fierce was the guest

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