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Resolved , lhat the Class of 1900 of the Pennsylvania State College, when
they become Sophomores, will take no part in hazing members of the Class
of 1901 or any other new students, and will, as a class, see that any of its
members who shall engage in any act of hazing be reported to the proper
■authorities.
Resolved , Further, that the Class of 1900 will use its utmost influence
with the Class of 1901 to secure the passage by it of similar resolutions, and,
as long as it is in college, will use its influence towards securing the perma
nent discontinuance of the practice.
Mr. D. E. Carpenter, ’99, has been appointed to succeed Mr.
Miller, ’97, in the book-room.
The ’9B La Vie was. placed on sale on the afternoon of June 11.
There is a great demand for the books, and they are nearly all
sold,
The Sophomores have received their class hats. These hats are
provided with adjustable bands of the class colors—steel gray
and maroon.
A reception was tendered to the Senior Class by Prof, and Mrs.
Reber on the evening of May 29,
Davis, ’9B, and Diehl, ’9B, won the championship in the State
College Tennis Tournament.
The School of Mines has received a valuable collection of iron
ores and products, which were contributed by the Bethlehem Iron
and Steel Company.
Gabriel Hiester, ’6B, was re-elected Alumni Trustee by a unani
mous vote.
The only promotion yet made in battalion for next year is that
of H. M. Andrews, who will be cadet-major.
Several students, members of the National Guard of Pennsyl
vania, took part in the parade in Philadelphia, May 15.
State’s Athletic Team continues to hold a good record, easily
securing second place in the State inter-collegiate meet at Swarth-
College Notes.
Signed,
Enos H. Hess,
J. F. Wieson,
E. M. BEEE,
Committee on Resolutions ,
CORTEGE NOTES.