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Who's Who in the Faculty
Robert Lemuel Sackett, C. E.
Robert Luntiel Sackett, Dean of the
Si pool ot Enginew log Ed the Pennb,Bl-
Nlllllll. State College, one urn at Mt
Cleinen+, Malogou, on the seeond dnl
f Deminbet. eighteen hundred and it,
1.-ecorn Ilia father One the Cit., Eng
steer mho also earned 011 tut exiewme
engineering practice hoodes nom.
alpal duties Dcan Sackett, thus reared
In an mmotet.ring atmosphere, augured
eonsnleratle lmooledge of sor.eing
Impure entermg eollegt entered the
lini.ersit. ut Malngan 1 1 ,47 and
gradnall.a to 18'11 ugh the degree of
oath EngmLer.
linmediattly aft. gradual lon be ac
cepted is ptsditon mill the United States
burley Sees Ice, calmed till by the De
partment of War Ilastog Lompleted
his ditties nab the Department °I War
lie nesepted posmon nn assistant piss
Jesnot m 311ttluthitas and Astronteny
at Barnum College, Richmond, Balta..
3 lore be des eloped a course In engineenng
embramng eluetly engtueering practice
o nater 0111143 and sem erage deposal
Besides his toushlng duties nbale at
Earlhain College, Dean baLlsett also tar
ried out attn.'s* , engineering subjects
for sari°. ',route anti illlbite 1115001-
t 10%
In 1007 Donn Saskett received n call
to Purdue University to anal` as l'ro
tensor of Mumenpal, Thghmay and Sam.
wry Ungineermg 'llos position he ao
copted nud remained there mall 1015,
union he resigned to Accept the position
on Deno of the l'npneering School of
the Pennsylvania State College 1\ lute
miming awn professor at Purdue he oils
Spite
consulting engineer of the
Suite Board on Health and also consult
eng tor several state institu
tions During lon eight }ear residence
at Lafa.vette, he designed and von
titrattcd engineering uorks for the state
ot Indiana a lash nmounted to on, ex
pnditure of pproximatel $1.000,000
lfe design a ed the 11)dr:t y
ulles !Ahura.
SET OF RULES
FOR STUDYING
38 Rules for Study by G. M.
Whipple, Professor of Ed
ucational Psychology at
Illinois University.
I 'Keep yourself in good TiliYini=l
condition
•
2 .Ittenil to 9emote, or treat phy•
anal defetts that often handicap mental
iti.tiiity, ouch a defettite eyesight, de.•
teethe hearing, defeetit c teeth, ade•
noids obstructed mt.] breathing
.1. 'See that listeinal conditions of
mock (light, temperature, huntichtt
clothing, chair, desk, ate) are fatorahle
to MAIO.
I Form a place study habit
Form a tune study habit.
o When p0.91111e, prepare the ail.
11111.` itssigninent in a ;tnan sulkteet di
reetli utter the day's recitation 111 It
7. Betun work promptly.
h 'lake on the attitude of attention.
o Ii ink intensely alole you nork
Concentrate
10 Hut don't let intense appltentton
be, onte that, r or 33 orr3 .
11 Do 3 our w ork 0 Ith the Intent to
learn 1111,1 to retnembet
12 Seek a toot. e or, better, amoral
loop, ett
13 Cat rid of the Idea that 3coa aro
morhaex or the leacher
II Ilii'L appl3 for help until Sou
Linn to
In. Ilase it char notion of the non.
1 , 1 Leto, I. beginning the rthanee
ot*, resteo rapidly the Koslow, lOM
6011
17 Make a repel prolumnary surscy.
of the ass.rtned material.
IS 111111 Oa by trial whether von suc
ceed better by begaunng unth the hard.
IP 4 t or the emtusrt Cork when confronted
mitts Qmeral tasks, of unequal difficulty
IS In general. 1100 n loot Moth mg
the form at atttsit3that I% In later Ito
demanded lt Iwo (lie automat 14 used
20. (100 mod lime and ottonhon to
110. ak point.. in you, knowleclye or
teclunqui.
21 Carry Um boning of all import
ant doom 1.03 and thin moot neetamr..,
for on n0..1 o retell
22 ou mat dully pion judgment as
to the 111 . ,X1 , 4,importance on boom
thai al brought betore yob, and Inv
append ula euu upon the pernuinent IN
ing of throne steno. that are and
fundamental
P 1 Wht 11 nvn hit or ulformation
Is dear!) of ..iiholdinnte iniptatance 1111 u
useful oak for the tune bung, 3101 me
. narranted In 1'u1111,2 to it, Intl, aullitnuit
nttrottnn to hold it 05 Pr the fillip 111
/lunation
21 Ilaho tha duration of NOISY periods
of spWv long enough 10 11i11170 %arm
ing lip' Intl, not to long a. to surfer Iron
1111,111044 01 I'llll4llo
2'i It boo 0 - 111 m repold no in noeen.
,arc, Mti• Mut o pr more thouno
norool the tll`lo pt,en to a tqutil o letl
learnm2
2O %Olen you ink runt w ml,. nil
only ntop at a nut oral torah. but oho
tor we time, ro.um ptton. t n.
27 After loft mot o sunphea
m elally .% n.. pau o o form
twig and. lot 3 our mind ho fallow
for.. taking . up an 3 Ilunwohne
2 0 Use noun I. to romp!
3 nurnoli to OVIT nom . work
39 form the in.h.t. or 0 otkints nut
•:ttur tt,:t enmesh. t %111111,'I'S Wail pen
er.tl tide, and pr
30 Form the habit tit mentally le
viewing every paraginpli as soon net volt
}trove rend it s
81. nott't itostlttle to mink up I . llllr
brinks to neat, the cantata' Outs stnntt
out hdhly
•
:12 IVheneter your desire is to master
material Limit is of oil extemote nod
rompler, make on outline ot it If you
oloi wish to retam this Innterml, cont.
mit your outlaw to memon
•
all your work apply your
LouP leflgo 114 moll us (10691b1e and a•
PO ml pn.llllla
.11 no not Itollate to commit to
PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS and
REFER 10 THIS PAPER IN SO DO
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tort of Purdue irtmerso), mho+ is
considered one of the best In the conn•
try Dean Sackett also veiled on ca
rious slate eolllllllB4lolls for the state
to lie uns nppointed by Omer.
Dors 11.13, :Marshall and Holston
'the Dean hoc been a frequent con
tributor of engineering articles to the
drams pencilled's Moot of his work
has been directed along the line of
eit) Sinter supply and sea go disposal
lie has lectured extensinelv on these
siih o ieets mid has snide a tedium study
of European methods mid conditions
along these lines He has made tit o
trips abroad for the ilerp.e of tuntluet•
ing his engineering inn estigations
NN lute abroad he found recreation in the
study of Goths/ urcluteeture
Dean Saclett is a member of the
American botiety of Caul Engineers,
the Atncrietin Society of lechitnical En
gineers, he is a Fellow of the Amera.
ciociety for the Adtanceinent of Science
until a member 01 the American Water
aorks Association lie la a 1..., a mem
ber of the Nen England Wateraorks
Assocution, the honorary Selo:Halle frit
tering , 'sigma Xi, also the Pin Beta
Kappa, 'tau Beta and the Triangle,
it en il engineering society He 19 past
octet• and totlionelzletirstorhialth,}..liNir
ma Dr-So fraternity. lie has lectured
ectensit ely not engineering, mostly thi.re
subjects relating to nate. .orbs and
senage disposal plants
Since be has come to Penn Slate the
Deun has become tern, tune]] interested
In engtneerlng estenslon education and
theschool has mitile'a stn bed adtanee
in these hues during Ins ailinin.tration
die tointenseg interested 111 the prob
lems of proper tocational trauttng for
t ming nun. Ile iaintami' an netste
Interest or athletics, hat ing sorted introit
the (mmHg athletic committee at Pur
lne and hat mg plated upon the faculty
baseball team
memos verbatum such material as den
Illtinnx of ten unreal terms, formulas.
dates and outlines, aln ays pro, idea, of
course, that y no tlso understand them.
:15 Ai lion the material to be learned
to heart iirecents no obvious rational
fisgotiatinnii it is perfectly legitimate
to in% not some artificial nelleme for
canning rind recalling
'M. In committing to manor} lL poem,
deelatnation, r oration, do tint break
it tip into parts hal Burn it as it %thole
37 In ennunittion to ineniort it is
Letter to read aloud than to r•tad silent
ly and better to read rapidly than alone
ly.
38 Tf your work illlllllll4 attendance
at lectures take a moderate amount at
notes during the lector," miing a sys
tem of abbretiarions and rewrite these
notes daily, amplified Into-a reasonably
compendious outline, orgamred as Bug.
gested in tale 32
WOMEN STUDENTS ENTERTAIN
MEN BY AFTERNOON DANCE
tnat rridav in a delightful Ten Mia
hma, the girls of the Lathes' Cottage
elped gene the long hours of the
Thanksgzi mg %aeration, as Jut the girls
of 3laeAllister in a similar Mae
tour, The decorations mere of , ink and
altar and the programs at the cottage
am,' In the shape of small "PH" Slunm
sins fur:l4lllrd by a stringed orchestra
and a good time lion hind by all present
Light refreshments acre rimed at
each place Datong 1109 m order from
three to llie-tlort3
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"AG" SOCIETY PLANS
INTERESTING PROGRAM
If the plans made by the officers of
the Agricultural Society mork out sue•
eessfully, the members of the Society
should enjoy an unusually interesting
program nt the flouting uhich Is to be
held in Old Chapel tomorrow etening
at scion o'clock. The officers of the
society hope to hate Professor Fred
Itallh.lll/.,11, head of the Dow) lion
bandry Department, address the meeting
on the question of Milk Distribution,
Web w endow'' go initrh dismission
the ismes cities of the East at the
el °rent time.
Profe-sor Rnitsinussen an rated no n
nntional nuthorlty on the question of
milk production and the coot of its nibs•
tribution. Within the Inuit month Ise
lin, Luke testified before the Con cr.
nors' Tn State Milk Commission, mlileh
lute Leen discussing the milk question in
the city of Philadelphia. Th i s commis
sion is a joint body appointed L 3 the
gun ernors of Penimyltimin, '3far)innil
and Delfts:ire for tine purpose of seenr.
log a stientllie oeltlement of the milk
question in the cities of those stolen
lnst eel: Professor Ilaostinisoon test
fled before the Crioling end Lnlielliint
Committee of the Commission in N‘
initigton, Delamare. During the last fete
dons he lino been attending the Na
tional :Marketing and Farm Credit COM
ferenee in Chicago, m here one entire tiny
uns devoted to a discussion of the milk
problem.
At the meeting or the Society
tomor
row evening. famous millers of hint
ne.• mill be taken up at the conch:won
of Professor itaustrinsoen's folk. Chief
of these mill be the nominal= of of
ficers for nest year'e Agrieulturnl ex
hibit. Nominations non be made from
the entire student bode through the Ag.
rienitural Smelt. The elretion of on.
firers mill lit tuo meds after the
nominations are made
GRIDIRON GOSSIP
End runnunt helund wonderful inter
crones tells the st:re in a nutshell.
The double poe play—Dellart to Mc-
Laren to Ilasttega—Ugured prormilentl3
In Pitt'a gaming . . .
The form ant pe.tng of ITestingq mac
tt ell opth perfect Ile gauged tho dic
t m.
° atecoratch elle], tune
No question ns to lie is the football
linnipion of the East, Colgate helped
lie solution by :login:tom Broun.
The returns came lu much better
Ilan nt the other .mutes, and those
%Ito had to stns behind' . could follow
be idny mAuratelr.
C° npodertng the Inufhly field,, there ll,e
11 81S Cry little fvoThnft on till er
Pil t's suluditides mere little inferior
to the regulars u . liov Vie., replaced
According. to - Pittsburg. reports, the
State • acklield backed up the line melt,
but ritt's Interference wad ton mud,.
With Clark the onli man lost tins
limn, State shnuld haat, a nen seasoned
team next fall
On Saturday. baal.et ball e ill put in
itii initial appearance. w lien Juniata AS ill
be met in the Mummy
_'.nil thus encleth the "gridiron" and
the "pigskin" for another year.
Pitt Masters State In
Thanksgiving Day Game
(Continued from Pap I)
to ent) -tu o-1 and line and then made
the tackle himself Alip4 on the first
line imp. DeHart vent pound (eft end
for to ent).fito )ardi. McLaren and
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finstings mould got mate the necessary
ards through do line, so Ilastings at
tempted a field goal from the fifty-yard
line. lie talssed . and State nits gisen tho
hall on the twenty-yard line. After
firm made four y ord., through the line.
Clark punted to Dolled at mid-fleld,
echo signaled fore free tattli. but 1:u lag
interfered pith hint and State tune pen-
Mired ton yards.
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01T-tackle plays by 3lcLaren and
Hastings and an end rub by Bonita
put the ball on State's nineteen-pint
line A double puss to Hastings and a
plunge by 'McLaren carried it to the
Blue and IVliito omen peril mark But
Isere the State line held firm. Jones
stopped 'Hastings for no gain, O'Don
nell threw kleLairen for a too-vard toes
A double pass to Dellarb gained but one
yard, so :Hastings dropped back to the
tuelse,3eril line and kicked a plate
mont goal Pitt .1, State 0
Helot. returned Conoser's
eight lards, to the twenty-eight.-3ard
hue Dellart mule smell }arils arouml
left end, but .Mel.stren use stopped
tut. at left guard, Hastings kick
ed to to mg nu btate's fifteen-Nard
line En mg returned the ball fifteen
ards Stte could so
limited to a
H n
astings atot gain, Clark
mid-1101d and
Higgins /loaned bun in has tracks. :Mc-
Liiren nod Hastings made a first down
through the line. Pitt U. •penalived
list , lards for all side Hastings threw
foruard to Herron en State's Di only
six-Nard line mid he ran the remaining
distance for a touslidoun. Hastings
missed :be goal Pitt 9, Siete 0
HASTINGS AGAIN.
Robb took Beet's plate Morrott re.
turned Conoyer's kick front the ten el, ei
Yard line to the thirte•thremy ant mark
Pitt lost flee yards tor oil sales. De-
Hart tootle up ono yard around end,
pant as the quarter tcrunautted Ott
again Iming up, 'fasting. lacked to
Slate's forts .tine yard line en here the
hall mss p.trountled Beek returned to
the game Clark and Beck nude eight
muds, but. Baing's pain nos loco:n
-otelet!, so Clark parted to linstings,
u Ito made no fair catch on the to ent3•
lit mflie line McLaren double passed
to Iltmfings and behind ti onderful In
terfercnee, the latter o cut smenty.five
3ard i t for n tottehiloum Peek missed
thegoal. Pitt 15, State 0
After Hastings rim the lack-of back
ten yards, Pitt faded to make much
progress through the State line, and
11.mtings litelied to Binning on State's
eighteen 3ard Clnrk returned the
kick and Dentin fumbled, but 'McLaren
recovered on Pat.'s thirty elght.3ard
hire Hastings mode eleyen 3 nrds on
a double pass, On n fake pass, .MeLnren
ran around left end for eighteen yards.
Hastings fornarded a pass to Henna
on the elm en-yard line. and he carried
the ball for a touchilonn Hastings
again mistiest the goal Pitt 21, Slate 0
ANOTHER FIELD GOAL
Conoier again kicked ell to Mtl.nren
on the Lw ent)•)nrd line and be canto
back ten cards Then followed a stonily
attnvls u p on the State lore, a Ilit
ilk-
Lnren ncting ni a helium battering ram
Ile made enty-11414 Istrdi in four
plii)s Hastings and Dellurt then ran
the ends end put the ball on Sutton
taentymno yard line. State stiffened
and three Maui gmned only sic yards
Put ins penalized fifteen Innis for
holding, so Thistings stepped back and
Licked a goal front placement front tho
thirty yard line Score Pat 24, State 0
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:Morrow ran, tho kick.nlT back to tl
forts •threo yard lino. On n doub
pass, Dastmge rlui around left and 1.
He has played a consistent game all a
son.
fifteen 3nrds. Cabbage replaced Jolie:
A deleted pass failed to gain, pint a
the half ended Score Pitt 21, State
STATE BAND PERFORMS
'Saucer, the liaises. the State band
inardicil around the field, formed the
letter "P" and plated Pitt's alum
meter Theo they formed an "S" m
front of the State stand and played the
State nhua meter There arts lots of
praise for the State blin.
Bold, replaced Peek at d the beginning
of the fiflOnli half. Slew kicked oil to
Itobb en the three-lard line and lie re
turned IL twenty-Ilse lards Clark and
lat mg made eight Lards, then Clark
kicked to Hastings. also arms donned in
his tracks by Cubhoge on the tacnty
finir.yuril line. A double ones gained
Lao sardn and then Yeas intercepted
Hastings forward pass on the fort3.llse
mud line. Clark, lless and ni
Istate's first ilrst-donin on Pitt's thirty-four.yard line Clark double passed to
'living. also three a pans fourteenyards
to Cabbage nn Pitt's tamit3-3nril hoe
Hese and Clark added four yards, but
Pangs lonian] sins ncompleted On
It double t s from Ening, Hems ans
stopped for one gam and Pitt took the
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ball on downs. That was the nearest
State Caine to a score.
Hastings and 3felaren made two first
donna, unit then Hastings kicked to
Robb on the sixteen-yard lino and be
returned it ten yards laillitte to gain,
Clark pouted to Dolled on Pitt's forty
yard lino and State was penalized fifteen
Doyards because Cubbage Interfered with
llort before ho caught the ball. Gong.
ler, cilia took Hastings place, rail out of
hounds on the tick ty•three•yaril hoe.
Dellart made eights around left and and
Dangler added tweita morn around the
opppoeite flank. Morro, and Collider
carried the ball to the eon-yard line, and
McLaren clout oar for a touchdown
Congler Licked the goal Score Pitt
State 0
Swain went in for Cartier. Higgins
ran the kick off beck Lucite yards, to
the Wan-amen yard line The quar
ter ended at this point liens and Ew
ing made six 3ards. Clerk I led and
lliggina grounded the hall on Pitt's
forty-fine yard line (bulgier made nine
yard., knit Pitt nnoo pcmill/ed fifteen for
holding Gonglor kicked to Itolth liobb
made eight. yards around opposite ends
end rat Inns penahred the yards for
State could gain nothing, how
eter, and Clark was again forced to
punt Starting on their ten-yard line,
Gougler, McNulty and McLaren carried
the hall to State's twentn-lino-yard line
before the Blue and White defense stir
fened Kruslienk blocked Gougler'it kick
and Confiner reentered for State on the
turnty-fine-yard line Clark punted to
mid field
Pitt began another march down the
field which was only stopped ashen Bees
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W. P. ALLEN, -Bungee:—
Intercepted Coupler's pass on the
yard 111 e. Clark again punted. Pi
Hod the ball into State territor
Soupier attempted a field goal, hal
I picked ep the bell on the creel
line There wan just time for
to gam one yard it hen the final
Idea. Storm Pitt 31, State 0.
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Substitution.l--Pitt, Stahl for
Lill, Milt) for Seidel. Miller fo
row. Cougler for Hastings, Main
Depart, McClelland for MeLaren,
Cobbage for Jones, Swam for C
Robb for Beck, fleck for Robb
downs—McLaren, Herron, Ilastin
hart Coal frown, touchdown—
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