Friday,Septedther •21,• 1923
CADET OFFICERS
ARE APPOINTED
Cadet Colonel for Year is H. G.
Hoehler—H. IL Gregory is
Lieut. Colonel
SIXTY-SIX MORE MEN
NEEDED TO FILL QUOTA
The cadet officers of the cadet regi
ment of the R. 0. T. C. have been ap
pointed for the coming year. H. G.
Hoohler " has been made Colonel,
and H. K. Gregory '24, Lt. Colonel.
Pour majors, forty-two captains, eigh
teen first 41eutonanta and fifteen second
lieutenants coMploto the last of ap
pointmenta
Tho flit of appointment. Is ae fol
lows: Colonel, Harry G. 2100ler '24,
Lieutenant Colonel, Harry H. Gregory
'24, Majors, Ernest E. Brubaker '24,
Harry D. Eckert '24, Charles E. Ber
gerding '24, Thomas -6 MeCollom '24.1
Tho following captains wore appoint
Louie EL .Andreuszi '24, - Rollin 8
Bauchspies '24, Emory G Bezilla
John P. Brosius 14, Harry D. Brown
'24, John D Brown '24, Herbert W.
Clark '24, Paul T. Cline '24, C. Hinton
Cook '24, Rae P. Coz '29, James A.
Davidson '24, Mlles Earster '25, Math
an K. Feldman '24, William A. Foster
'26, Sohn J. Gelse-14, Clifford T. Gun
miles '24, Edward E. Helm '24, Z.
Marshall Jones '24, Ernest J. Knott '24,
Nicokti 11, Hiller Jr. '25, John T Leon
ard '24, Kenneth D Leefiler '24, Will
lam B McQuhiton '24, Albert B. Mo-
Quown '24, Lemuel H. Martin '25, Geo.
Mebus '26, Henry Clay Musser . 25, Rob
ert M. Putnam '24, William Ramsay
'29, Marshall Reed '24, Fred T. Rages
lei; '24, Arthur IM-Semuel '24, Ray
Thomas '24, Lester T. Walter '24, Rob
ert C. - Welch '24, Lewis 6. Whitby '25,
Joseph Wright '24, Albert N Young '24,
Richard Zook '25, Robert B Colvin '24,
Kersey R. Dever '24, Joseph Oven '25
These men hnvo been appointerl iirst
lieutenants:
Robert L Albright '25, Thomas 9
Barbaro '25, R. C. '80dy...25, P.B.- Bow
clen,'2s,Robert K. Champion '25, D. S.
Childs '25, ar ILI it tm Foreman '25, Wen
dell P. Gifford '25, Sohn S. Holland
'25, Clarence R. Johnson '25, C. E Hop
penholTer '25, Frank T. Lowo '25, Ad
dieon M. Rothroek II '25, 'Henry A.
Rothrock '25, Carl C Siebert '25, Paul
E. Weston '26, Harold E. Yeager '26,
H. IS Wetzel '25.
The list of second lieutenants In
cludes
Edward M. Fee '25, T. H Leßoutll
- '26, H L. Parker '25, A. L Styes
Musser W. Gettig '25, Milton Leder
er '24, Ford C. Pethlek '25, Miller L
Smith '25, Jay H Gould '25, C P. Mon
tague '25, W. C Rowland Jr. '25, A.
a: Sterner "25, C. E. Mendell '25, Earl
H. Morrie "26,—Robert —M; Shaw& -16.
Recently the War Department at
Washington expressed a desire that the
enrollment of upPerelassmen In the R.
0. T. C. be increased to one hundred
and slxty-sLx. At present there are
about one hundred students taking the
advanced nouree.
SEEDMEN MEET HERE
IN TWO•DAY CONFERENCE
Representatives from a number of
the lamest need houses of .Pennsyl
vanla and adjoining etatee were gueSts
of the college on Friday and Saturday,
September fourteenth and At teenth
Following a dinner at the Centre Hills
Country Club, the seed men enjoyed
short talks by Dean Watts, Dr. Myers,
Professor Noll, and others Interested
In plant breeding In relation to the
Seed Industry.
Saturday morning was spent In in
specting the college experimental plants.
Particular attention was given to the
work In the brooding of corn, wheat,
and other grains by Profosaor Noll,
and to the breeding of tomatoes mid
cabbages now being carried on by Pro_
fewer Hyena
It le proposed and a Van will prob
ably be adopted whereby this coopera
tion between college and mama shall
be.promoted by an annual joint meet
ing and !woollen every fell.
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HANOVER, PA.
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Friday and+Saturday; `Oct.ls and 6.
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' It will pay you to wait for our Reprvieutatiye
Personnel Of The Freshman Football Squad
Name
E1der,..61. N.
Allen, M. J.
Bunk, B.
Casey, E.
De Pierre, F.
Daugherty, E
Davis, P. R.
Dreeber, R.
Menke, J.
Graces , . J. C.
Greene, G. R.
Rays, R. M.
Johnson, W.
&tannish, W. P.
Seamen, R.
Liggett, W. G.
31.0Phie, K. S.
Lonberger, D. 31
Lukens, R. P.
Munn, P. S.
O'Dea, J. .. Pritchard, W. D.
Page, P.
Peterson, P. T.
Paulle, 0..1.
Pettee, R. J.
Plain, L. C.
Rceeberri.
Reed. J. a
Read, W. El.
MIMEO
Quarter
Center
Center
Guard
Tackle
Guard
End
RbLmor, G. A.
Rhoads, J, R.
&honcho F.
Schminsk9, D.
Vloirsrman, J.
mallaco, T. W.
Weston. Z. R.
Way, B.
Weiako, 3. R.
EMI
CHANGES EFFECTED IN
LIBERAL ARTS' SCHOOL
Separate Department of Philoso
phy Is Created—E. W. Runkle
To Act as Head
At-the meeting Of the Board of True
toes of the college in August, the for
mation of a separate deportment of
Philosophy In the School of Liberal
Arta was decided upon.
Formerly Philosophy was Incorporat
ed In the curriculum of the department
of Education and Psychology, but with
the formation of the new School of
Education, It was decided to establish
a separate department of Philosophy,
Dr. E. W. Runkle has been appointed I
head of the new department and he
will be assisted by Dr R. H. Dotterer.
Last year the trustees of the college
voted to form two new departments
from the old department of liistory,
department of History and Political
Science and the department of Eon
! nomlcs and Sociology were accerdinglli
created. At the opening of college last I
week these now departments 'Mule.;
functioning.
I Dr. A. E. Martin has been Metalled
m the head of the deportment of 810-
tory and Political ISclence. This de
partment is In charge of the Pro-legal
curriculum and those majoring In Efle.
tory and Political Science.
Dr. 0. F. Boucke the acting head
of the department of Economics -mod
Sociology. He Is being assisted by.Pro
fuser C. W. Easek. who Is handling
the administrative details. The depart
ment has charge of the Commerce and
Finance curriculum and those majoring
In Economics and Sociology.
The reasons for the change are num
erous. The old department was too
complicated to be handled efficiently
by one head. Aside from this consid
eration. the subjects wore too diverse in
character. The change conforms with
the practice in other inetitutions and
was made at the request of Dr. Martin
and the recommendation of Dean C.
W. Stoddart.
The new order of things will permit
Dr. Martin to engage in research work
and to do acme history writing that
he has long been planning.
COLLEGE INFIRMARY TREATS
MANY OASES IK FAST -MEEK
The Infirmary has had one hundred
and seventeen cases since Monday,
September eoventeenth. BeeMee •these,
there are four new hospital cases. Most
of the cues reported thus far.have
been duo to colds and sore throat.
-,.. Hehrbt Weight Ago
HORT. DEPARTMENT HAS
NEW FRUIT WAREHOUSE
Dr. 9 W Fletcher of the depart
ment et Horticulture announced yes
terday that the present plena of the
department are to celebrate the com
pletion of the now fruit packing house
of the Horticulture department by a
get-together of the faculty of this de
partment and all students special's
lag In Horticulture
frhe new shed Is located on the Hies
ter Farm, °apatite the experiment
orchard. It Is-thirty by sixty feet, with
a ,frult storage collar below and a
packing floor and package storage
above With a crop Of about seven
thousand bushels of - apples-now hang
ing on the trees of the college orchards,
It .will be possible for the department
to demonstrate modern -fruit packing
methods In pomologY.
The get-together will be held in the
.new packing Shed an Thursday, Octob
er-fourth, at five o'clock. It is expected
that President Sohn NI Thomas will
be- present.
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M. 11. BRIGHTMAN SUCCEEDS T.
B. CHARLES IN POULTRY DEPT.
Tho department of Poultry Husband
ry has Increased its personnel this
year. Professor T. 33 Charles, Who has
been With the department since its or
ganisation, July drat, 1920, resigned
on September first, 1923.
Assistant Professor M. H. BrigHtman
of Rhode Island has been appointed
to succeed Professor Charles, Mr, P T
Kistler of the class of '23 has been ap
pointed as assistant in the department
of Poultry Husbandry. Mr. Riefler
will devote most of his thou to experi
mental Work. _
FELLOWS-
Let'''s Meet and
Eat at the
Penn Sate Cafe
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PENN STATE-PREPARING
TO JMVM'AIN,WITORS
tPenn State, situated in a town which
normally lioasti a population of use
than 3600, le maiden Preparations to
entertain a visiting crowd of tiro times
that also. The Occasion le the annual
Alumni Homecoming Day celebration
on Saturday, October twentieth.
There will he room for twenty thou
sand people at the Penn State-Navy
football game on that day, this event
being the chief attraction Upwards of
fifteen thousand of the crowd will be
from outside the town and campus,
and the problem of housing end feeding
Is a big one with town and college
pecmlo at this early date. It Is said
that all hotel space i s already reserv
ed in Bellefonte, the nearest sizable
town, and a special alumni committee
on housing la facing the local situation
Finternities, boarding and rooming
houses will have to cam for the bulk
6t tho crowd. vest y A
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NETMEN APPROVE PLANS
FOR ALL COLLEGEG MEET
A change has been made In the com
ing tennis meet In accordance with the
ouggeetlon of Dr Ham that an all
college tannin tournament be hold, All
etudente, thetruotors, and profeseere
May enter,
Tho plan submitted by Dr. Beta
moms to have met with the approval
of the net men It will give some of
the inetructors and professore a chance
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to show thoir skill, G D Walker
tennis manager, 1s Preparing for tl
coming ovent. Tho names of tho cor
tortants should bo handed In as earl
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by Friday night.
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