at Connellsville in February. The
retiring President and the President
elect were both present at the Presi
dents' conference held at Carlisle,
Pa., in April.
SOCIAL
The annual reception to new students
on the Friday after college opened
was by all means the best ever
given. The attendance was over a
thousand, and an excellent program
was successfully carried out. Other
social events are rendered practica
lly impossible by the meagre accom
modations that the Association has
at its disposal.
The entertainment course proved
the most successful in the history
of the Association, both as to the
financial result and as to the quality
of the entertainment and the recep
tion accorded to them. The course
planned for next year is the most
costly ever attempted here, and
should be the most successful.
No attempt has been made to
maintain a game room. To endeavor
to make one small room serve as a
game room for eleven hundred stu
dents is just a trifle impracticable.
EQUIPMENT
Library - All the books of the
Association that are of general inter
est have been placed in the college
lib:ary, on account of the lack of
proper shelf room in the Associa
tion's quarters. The chief -addi
tions have been along the line of
missions.
Records—Careful attention has
been given to this feature of the
work, and all records are now prac
tically complete.
Rooms—The religious meetings
of the Association have been held in
Room 529, Main Building, which
has proved large enough for the
purpose on almost all occasions.
This room could not be used, how
ever, until November. The Asso
ciation is practically compelled to
:share this room with the Cadet
THE STATE COLLEGIAN
The MEDICO-CHIRURGICAL COLLEGE of Philadelphia
Department of Medicine Carefully graded course of four sessions of eight months each.
Thoroughly practical Instruction; Free Quizzes; Limited Ward
Classes; Clinical Conferences: Particular attention to laboratory work, ward work and bedside teach
ing. Largest and finest clinical amphitheatre in the world.
Department of Dentistry Offers superior advantages to students. Abundance of material
for practical work. College clinics present splendid opportuni
ries for practice of general and oral surgery. Quizzing conducted by the Professors free of charge.
Departments of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutic Chemistry are also integral parts
of the institution All
students accorded the same college privileges. Address the Dean of the department in which you are
interested for an illustrated catalogue, describing courses in full and containing information as to
fees, etc.
Band, and feels that it should have
a room exclusively for its own use.
In conclusion, it can only be said
that the imperative need is for an
Association building. In this re•
gard, State is already far behind
colleges of even a much lesser stand
ing and the fact that there is no
place in the entire college where
men can gather socially save in the
village pool rooms, should stir State
men to action in the matter of secur
ing a suitable building for the As
sociation, which would also be the
social headquarters of the students.
Other buildings are needed, but what
can be more important for the up
building of true college spirit and
life, and the turning out of true men
than such a building as we have
suggested?
FINANCE
Receipts
Balance from former treasurer.... $ 218 59
Entertainment Course proceeds... 1147 35
Membership dues
Gifts
Conference fund repaid
Expenditures :
Entertainment Course $ 530 00
Bible Study Book Book Deficit.... 67 87
State
.Pennants and pillows
THE W. C. KERN COMPANY
COLLEGE GOODS
Main Office and Factory 411 East 57th St., Chicago
Mision Study Book Beficit
Handbook Deficit
Conference Committee...
Advisory Committee
Social Committee
International Committee..
State Committee
Expenses of Speakers....
Office, postage, etc
New Song Books
Balance
Phi Gamma Delta Reunion.
The Gamma Phi chapter of the
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity, on Fri
day and Saturday celebrated the
Twentieth Anniversary of the install
ment of the chapter. The Alumni
who were present were : Geo. R.
Meek, '9O;D. C. Baird, 'O3; W. H.
McCune, 'O4 ; W. B. Thompson,
'O4; T. J. Mosser, 'O4; C. L. Grif
fin, ex'o6 ; G.V. Sporigi, 'O3 ; C. L.
Eshleman, 'O5 ; E. B. Norris, 'O4 ;
R. S. Mitchell, 'O7; W. A. Newton,
ex'o7 ; J. B. Smith, 'O7 ; S. G.
Llewellwn, ex'o9, and W. S. Ayars
(Lehigh) '96. On Thursday even
ing they were entertainea by a smok
er, and on Friday evening a banquet
was given in their honor at the
Chapter House.
258 50
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Fraternity
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and li'.
Special
Pennants
For sale at Armory
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151 00
37 70
100 00
120 00
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48 50
115 75
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