lege was passed at last evening's session appropiating $67,000 for
The Penn'a State College.
Drill has been suspended for the present, in consequence of
which all students are very sorry.
E. E. Hewitt has been appointed monitor of the Sub-rreshinan
Class in place of R. E. Streeter, who has returned home.
Snyder, '99, has been appointed floor-marshal in place of Daw
son.
H. R. Nelson, 'oi, has recovered from a badly sprained ankle.
G. C. Shaad, 'oo, spent a few days at his home during the last
of April.
C. H. Bassler, 'ox, has been elected base ball manager for the
season of 1900
At a meeting of the Athletic Association held May 8, the
following officers were elected for the ensuing year:—Pres., A. C..
Pollock, 'oo; Vice Pres., C. Q. Weekes, 'oo; Sec., G. K. Warn,
'oo, and Treas., P. J. Pond, ..'92.
A. H. Miller, 'O2, who has been seriously ill from an attack of
appendicitis, is slowly improving. It was necessary to summon
his parents from their home' at Philadelphia.
Prof. M. G. Benedict has gone to Montrose High School as in
structor in the Summer Normal, which commenced May isth.
H. H. Stoek, formerly Assistant Professor of Mining Engineer
ing and Metallurgy at this Institution, was a visitor at the Col
lege a few days the first of this month.
Prof. Hayward expects to spend his summer vacation taking
special work at Harvard Summer School.
W. B. P. Lockwood, '99, has secured a position with the
Walker-Gordon Laboratory Company of Boston. He will enter
upon his new duties about July ist.
F. F. Pepper, assistant in Dairying, has resigned his position to
accept one with the Empire Cheese Company of New York.
The Agricultural Department is preparing and sending out to
teachers of the Public Schools a course in Nature Study. This
embraces Plant Growth, Insect Development, and Animal De
velopment.
A framework about thirty-five feet high has been erected, by