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EIWIN ERLE SPARKS, Ph It • I, I D . PRESIDENT
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igiFIVE GREAT SCHOOLS—Agriculture, Enginet,iing, Libotal Arts, Mining, and Natural Science', oil (Ting
thirty-two courses of four years eticli--- Also «iin'i.o , l in limn(' Econonnc.,, Industrial Alt and Phv , dcal Eilu
'ciitton TUITION FREE to both sexes, incident,il elan gos moderate ,
First semester hewn', muddle of Septembei, second semester the first of February, Summer Session for
Teacher,' about the third Monday in June of each \ edi hor catalogue, bulletins, announcement , „ etc., with t , ., , ,
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THE REGISTRAR, State College, Pennsyltania
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Seventeenth and Chen y Sties-to, Plulltlelphin, Pn
TENNIS
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Prospects Look Bright and a Good
' Team is Expeqedto Represent
the College this Spring- 7 A Seled-) 1
ule Being Arranged.
Considerable interest is being
shown among 'the followers of the
tennis game over the prospects' for
the coming ,spiing. With' such a
large number of , men playing tennis
on the various courts around the
college—a 'number taken last spring
estimated it to be 375 men—there
is no reason why Penn State should
not be represented by a tennis team
which would uphold the honor of
our Alma Mater as well as any of
out various athletic teams.
To show his appreciation of the
game "Mr. I.Z. D. Gilliland, manager
of the' Meek drug store has given 8
beautiful medals, 4 of gold and 4
of silver, to be contested for in dif
ferent tournaments to be held dur
ing the coming spring. ,Medals will
be given for open college singles,
inter depaitment singles, and inter
fraternity singles. No man winning
a medal in one tournament mill be
eligible to play in another and it is
thought that this plan will enable
every player in college to have a
fair.chance for a medal since the
best players in college will then• be
eliminated from certain of the tour
naments.. In addition to these
medals, a doubles tournaments will
be held for the championship of the
college, the winners to be awarded
the beautiful Stevenson trophy
which is kept,in the trophy room in
the Library.
A tennii schedule, is at present, be
ing arranged , and for the first time
in a number'of y,ars Penn State is
to be represented in matches
against our rival colleges. It is the
intention of , the more prominent
players in college teams to bring a
number of good college teams
to our own courts and give the
followers of tennis a chance to
see good tennis played. Cornell too,
practically agreed to play at State
sometime during May, while Swarth
more and the Navy are endeavoring
to secure matches with our teams
at Swarthmore and Anr apolis.
Seveial of the smaller colleges in the
western part of the State have also
The Thespians will give their first I
performance of "The Climatologers"
in two acts in the Auditorium, April ,
the seventh. The men have been
practicing taithfully foi the, past
several weeks, under the ,direction
of Mr. C. L. Downing After their
first performance here at College, al
trip has been scheduled to include
Mercerskrg Club Banquet. Harrisburg, Lancaster, and other
The annual banquet of the Mer- / well known cities in this section of
cersbing Academy Club was held the state and then the final 'per-
Saturday evening at the Blue Goose. formance dui ing Commencement
The Club was very fortunate in week. ,
h .ving
as its guests Dr. William I The cast and chorus have been
Mann Irvine, Headmaster of Mer- selected as follows --
cersburg Academy, Dr. George E. Cast—Bob Janney, a college stu-
Vincent, President of the University dent, H. P. Ai msti ong,ll, Ephaniah
of Minnesota, and our own President, Hibbs, a bashful Itieshman, H. T.
Dr... Edwin H Sparks. H. Bubb, Gheen 'l2, Loud Aichie ylontgom
-1911, acted as toastmaster and ery, one of the nobility, E
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called upon the honor guests in Tanguy, 'l2,"Sancly" Mac Doogal,
agreed to play a Penn Slate team
and in all probability a team will
make a trip which will include Al
legheny. Grove City, Geneva and
Westminster.
town for short talks. Di. Irvine
spoke of thc,' rise of the Academy. I .
the great sucess of Mercelsburg
boys all departments of life and'
the future of the Academy. He
expressed, great satisfaction that not
only were they prominent in ath
letics( being represented on all the
larger college varsity teams )but also
in religious work. He told of a gen-
eral movement passing over the,
Academy for the leading of purer
lives and of the very great impresL
sion the Penn State delegation had i f
made throughout 'the school. He
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closed his talk by expressing .in
behalf of himself and the Academy;
their heartfelt thanks for the interest
the Y. M. C. A. of Penn State
showed in the boys of the Academy.
Dr, Vincent was the next speaker.
He told of the favorable impression
he had received of Penn State, of,
our wonderful opportunities here,
and of the influence of clear athletics
IHe disci iminatecl " between the
words "sportsman" and "sport" and
made an appeal to all of the fellows
to live up to the requirements of the
former in all their actions and to use
their influence in stamping out those
of the latter class.
Dr. Sparks told of the remarkable
records of the college in the mid
year examinations and expressed ,
his satisfaction that nothing had
occured here this year to give the
so-called "yellow journal" a chance
to spread broadcast, things that
injure the college in the eyes of the
tax-payers. isle spoke of our de
pendency upon the state for aid and
the necessity of straightforward
actions of the student body in order
to get suitable applopliations. By
expressing his satisfaction of the
cooperative work of the students he
inferred that no action of the stu
i dent body this yea,. should blackball
us in the eyes of the legislatuie.
T. W. Piollet 1911, spoke of the
history and prospects of, the club.
After singing the Mereersburg "Al
ma Mater" and giving the old loco
motive yell the enjoyable evening
was brought to a close
Final Thespian Cast and Chorus.
'rrrr QT I'TT' enT T,F(II A '%7
a Scotch Chantteur, A: Gray, 'll,
Dr. Knowlittle, Prof, of Cli.
matology, J, A. Hassler, 'll, Mis.
Endliss Payne, Wealthy Widow, F-
E. Ludwick, '11; Lillie Luttle, of
Ma Tuttle's boarding house, R G
Guthare„ll; Mary Knowlittle, Di's
daughter, H. L Daugherty, '11;
Dora Manni g, Mrs. Payne's niece,
A. P. Gray 3rd. 'l2
Chorus—Girls, C M Breitinger,
'11; L. C Barton, '11; E F. James,
'l3, C. E. Cronemeyer, 'l3, E. F.
Glock, 'l2, D. P. Trotter, 'l3; P. G.
Salom, 'l3. . Men; E. C. Turner,
'11; K. S. Stevenson, 'll, W.R.'
Murphy, 'l3, B. A. Darragh,''l3; D•
W Lloyd, '11; J. M. Snyder; 'll,
A. M. Hoover, 'l3.
A Probable Visit From Capt. Hay'
Capt. W. H. Hay, formerly the
Commandant of Cadets at Penn
State, has been detailed by the War
Department to inspect the cavalry of
the Pennsylvania National Guard,
His trip ,of inspection will extend
from March'2o to 27 and if his duties
will permit, he hopes to be able to
pay us a short visit and renew his
old acquaintances at Penn State.
As a result of the law recently
passed by' Congress providing for
an increase in the commissioned
personnel of the United States
Amy, ne has received a promotion
to the rank of Major
Every man who knew Capt. Hay
while his duties were with us 'w,ll
rejoice in his promotion and, will in
deed be glad of having another op
portunity of extending the right
hand of fellowship to the man from
whom all alike received , a 'square
deal."
Resolutions of Condolence
• Whereas God in his infinite wis
dom has seen fit to call from our
beloved classmate, Earl H. Metzger,
his father; be it resolved, that we
the class of 1911 while bowing .to
the Divine Will do hereby express
our profound sorrow, and be.it ,
Resolved; that we extend to out
classmate, and his family our sincere
sympathy in this their great
bereavement, and be it further
Resolved, that a copy of these
[ resolutions be sent• tp the family,
that a copy be placed upon the
minutes, and that a ecSpy be
I inserted in the State Collegian.
' Signed . Lloyd H. Rogers, Fred
E McEntire, William K. Scott.
Resolutions of Condolence.
Whereas, God in his infinite wis
dom has seen fit to take from otil
beloved friend and classmate, Ralph
S, Taylor, his father,
Be it resolved, that we, the two
year class in Agriculture of the
Pennsylvania State College, extend
to him and the bereaved family our
deepest sympathy in this the hour of
sorrow; and
Be it further resolved that a copy
of these resolutions be placed in the
State Collegian.
Ralph T. Crowell, William Field
en, D. 0. Dagen.
R. B. Meredith 'lO, who is with
the Pennsylvania Railroad company
at Altoona, visited college a few
days last week.
' Goy W. Jacobs, Mech 1910, has
been sent an erection work for the
York Manufacturing company to
Indianapolis, Ind.
I tarry \V. Sduers
av '2l '')iol•C't•- I
130 East College Avenue
A lull line or men's furnishings
Custom made clothing by the ►
Royal tailors Pennants and
- cushion tops- a fine assortment'
Cleaning and pressing,
The Charles H. Elliott Company
The largest college engraving house
in the world ' w
COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS
CLASS DAY PROGRAMS AND
CLASS PINS
'DanrePrograms' ,g; Fraternity and
and Invitations Class Inserts,
Mucus for Annuals
Leather' Dance it Fraternity
Cases and and Class
Covers Stationery
Wedding Invitations and Calling Cards
Works-17th St and Lehigh Ave , Philad'a
State College Representive, James Millholland
c'Z's PODL ROOM
and
BER SHOP
123 Allen Street
Shooting Gallery
The new Snyder and Holmes
y, corner Fi azier and
Calder, ()frets you a pleasant
diversion in the shooting line
At regular intervals during
the winter we will give as
izes for imuksmanship,
both chickens and turkeys
We invite your interest
" Come in and look us over
Cox Sons and Vining
262 Fourth Avenue, New York, N Y.
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.GOWNS
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Silk Faculty
f ly.X•- 7. 4.-* Gowns and Hoods
I , ark Lowest prices
Best workmanship
An excellent stock of outfits for rental
F. C.; McENTIRE, agent
H. A. EVEY
46.__Ldivery
CAB WORK A SPECIALTY
Both 'Phones
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Cbe Vlittany inn
UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF
JAMES P AIgENS
THE HOME OF THE
PENN STATE
FOO-TBALL TEAM
THEIR FRIEThjg WILT,.
ALWAYS R'ECEI”.:
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Special Notice to Students!
All students who deliver
and call for their laundry
will, by PAYING CASH.
RECEIVE 25%
DISCOUNT
State College Steam Laundry
MILLER & GENSLER
I don't talk ; I make, signs ~
Lettering of trunks and suit milli my ape
, eta*. Poster, show and display cards
CHAS. A. WOMER, State College
C•. D. CASEBEER
• • Jeweler and Optician
klodv or 'repair work prompt , y done
Eyes examined free Private optical parlor
5 TIHILLICWINTE MINNSYLVANIA
H. W. Meyers
First : Class : Restaurant
Ice Cream and Confectionery i
106 PAST 'COLLEGE AVENUE
The First National Bank .
State College, Pa.
3. g interest
on time deposits, payable
, semi-annually
Accounts solicited ,
Soles sewed or stitched
by Champion stitcher. W. C. KLINE
South Allen street
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