"Y" TO OPEN FINANCIAL DR,F E MONDAY
Ray Faus Fills Post Vacated By Calhoun as Freshina, "Y" Secretary
CALHOUN, HEAD OF
FRESHMAN CABINET,
'LEAVES FOR YALE
Successor Begins Conferences
With Yearlings—To Foster
Parties at Cabin
FAUS WILL SEEK BETTER
CLASS SPIRIT AND UNITY
Graduate of Drew Seminary,
Ohio Wesleyan—Attended
Bucknell, Garrett
Deeming the freshman "1" bec..e-
Pity ship an important Linter in as
acting men to 'become acquainted at
Penn State, the Y C A. Cabinet
cetera! day. ago appointed Mr. Ray
mond Fa., B D., the success. of
IV Carl Calhoun '25, stho inaugurated
Ita)mond raus, B D
that office tuo years ago, and who is
now studying at Yale univetsity.
At - first the position of freshman
secietary was an experiment flat
under the directorship and peosonal
influence of Calhoun its influence up
on the incoming classes sons obser.ed
to he so tai-reaching that the "Y"
made it an institution. And in se
lectinr, lfi. Fans to carry on the doh,'!
the Cabinet has chosen an emhiyo
=listei who is minified for the pos
mtion
Mt Fans prepared at Dickinson
Seminary, graduating as president of
tho senior class Following a one
lent sti} at Bucknell where he was
astir c m e .tra-eut outer activit , es,
he scent to Ohio Wesleyan where he
earned his diploma. He also contin
ued his student activities there.
Ills ne,t too sears were spent at
the Dies Theological Seminary, Mad
! on, New Jersey After completing
two summer sessions at the Gairett
:Sentinel School, Esanston,
Mi Fans received the degree of
Bachelor of Divinity
Sewed in hen York Church
In his list yea, out or school he
served as an assistant in the Park
Avenue Church, New York City, and
after that he traNeled through Eng
land, Fiance, Gelman!, and ether
puts of Ealope
At present Mi. Faus is locate] at
Port 'Matilda, neat 'State College, and
oisits Penn State three tunes a week
Me is serving as a pastel in the Port
Matilda Methodist church
Mr Pau, Ihea Amply begun to meet
the fte,hmen and wants to personally
"chin" with every one of them - before
the winter iv peel
"And don't call me MI Fails, please.
Just plain nay Fails is my identika
turn tag and please use it. I shall
lie in my loons at 121 Old Main three
:atm :mom n week conducting tegulat
ly appointed intern 1011, But any
student nay come in at any time."
Bemiles . these ',mate talks at which
Bay will of ally give syinpnthota.
counsel and 'advice, lie is planning a
semen of 'mans at the Andy Lytle
Cahill with gleans of tmenty oi rime
students cash Weekly dISCUSSIOU
gioupa mill be under the lend- ' .
ership of competent uppeiclassmen
In summing up the impose of the
yenr, Fans thinks that the "Y" should
not only attempt to evtablish a pen
,onal iblatiore.hip helm nen m my mem
ber of the class, promote college spirit
and class spirit, but also to show the
practwil Christian Slav of hying
"Amid the ninny neva:es of college
life there is danger lest the fund.,
mental and mains pieblems of life in
the i calm of religion and morality be
oyeilooketl," the new 10:11 scan en , ry
continued. "The 'Y' is oiganized in
iLi snails with the freshmen SP as to
help them to leach a sone view of life
The "Y" Supplement
ACTIVITIES BUDGET
1927-28
FM=
Colored Work in South 500
Field Council 275
Extension 375
Speakers 800
Conferences 400
Books 175
Freshmen 425
Cabinet Expense 325
Olike ENriense 400
Social and Campus
HUNDREDS PRAISE
ILIGHTNIN', OPENING
"Y" COURSE SHOW
Tickets for Seven Remaining
Numbers Now Offered
At Special Prices
REVELERS COME HERE
FOR PENNSYLVANIA DAY
Harp Trio, Pianist, Penn State
Glee Club, Lecturer, Also
Listed on Program
To take full advantage of the En
tertainment Course this year, you
I should buy your season ticket now at
special reduced prices One of the
best balanced programs in years has
been accused by the Y. M. C A 'in
conjunction with the Department of
Music and from the comments on
"Lightnin'," the opening number on
Monday night, no one should fail to
see the entire program of seven num
bers -
Each year the Entertainment
Course brings here the highest stage
talent in the country, giving State
College residents the advantages of
a big city. But the "Y" has placed
the price of season taokets so low that
it annually has to provide some of the
expenses. This is in keeping with its
policy of serving the students
Tickets were aimed at five, four and
three (Iciness for a season seat, but
a slight seduction will be made if they
are purchased at once. Single ad
missions arc priced at $l.OO and $1 50
The second number, adapted espe
cially tot the Pennsylvania Day cele
bration, is The Revelers, nationally
known vocal organisation. They will
present an evening of the latest popu
lar numbers as well as the older num
bets adapted to male quartet singing
The Revelers have broadcast their
programs by radio, and have record
ed for the Victor Company.
•
Following the Revelers comes the
Zimmer Rasp Lk, and an asstst,ng
artist . on December ninth The solo
ist this yeas will be Francesco Loss
vio, a tenor soloist. iPresses through
out the United States have called
tins grouping of harps "concert's
greatest novelty."
On'Janualy twelfth the first pio
gram of the new yea]. will be given
Ly Margaiet Hamilton, a young pian
ist who is introduced by the National
Music League This league was or
ganized to give talented young people
the opportunity to appear before the
public Many famous musicians are
emanated with this league, as fOr ex
ample, Walter Damrosch, Zimbalist,
Louise Homer and others.
The Tenn State Glee Club will
make its first campus appearance in
concert on January twenty-seventh,
assisted by the Varsity Quartet and
other .soimsts not yet chosen
Di Edwin E. Simon, the director
of Science Service at Washington, D.
C, will deliter a lecture on Febru
ary seventeenth, explaining the appli
cation of chemistry to industry and to
daily life ICr Simon is co-author
of .the book used in Penn State fresh
man chemistry classes
The Denzilley Qum tet appears on
March thud There has been but one
Amigo in the personnel of this
group since its formation twenty
thi cc yea. They are credited with
being the best 'exponents of chamber
music I n the world.
The eighth and last number of the
course will be given by Geo May
O'Hara on Apid twenty-first. Mr.
O'Hara has composed n number of
popular songs, one of his best being
"K
-K-K-Katy." a stuttering song of
the war. He delivers a lecture, play
ing the piano and singing songs nt
Lytle Cabin lenefits
Shown by Popularity
That Penn State's Andy We Cab
ir is serving the purpose of a "chime
of fellowship," as Dr. I' L ,Pat , cc
last year predicted, is seen by the
hosts of students, faculty membm
and friends that have climbed the
wooden slopes on which it lies, smelled
the fresh pine of its atmosphere
slept under its roof
Within the past yeah, or since the
near-completion bf the Cabin, fifty
five parties have enjoyed its holn- 1
ity These parties, lcpresent•uy
twenty-five organizations both on ind
off the campus, ranged nom Student
Council, the fraternity councils, Lion's
Paw, Sphinx, Grange and ♦ar•ous
fraternities and clubs to the Middle
Atlantic Field Council, consisting of
nearly fifty men and semen of the.
Eastern States.
The whole Cabin is done in Colon
ial style architecture, designed by
Henley Eden '26 The dounbtaiis ie
finished in white pine, with a itistic
Men Behind The "Y" at Penn State—The Cabinet
Wood N 1,1,1 Ilrucu Kurt, tiq glo I one
Mut, ones hOLhort t nit, Iwninn I.vbht NIL kirtchun Port,
Con ton, C. Iroo ',ma Go In C-dio.rt Huron. Smolt:
WRITING TO PLEBES TO FIND SUBSTITUE
FOUND SUCCESSFUL I FOR DAILY CHAPEL
Fifty Students Send Letters Of, 10 foimulate come plan of strident
Greeting to New Men , to tats the plate of
President Iletzel met
This Fall gn ,up Sr camp. leaden, Tues
da‘ night
When Dt,'oi Iletzel took up his
DISCUSSIONS CONTINUE pt,..,t lie.' of the college, he tcaii,-
WITH HELPFUL RESULTS, oil that Ilene sac finales baueen the
eilministi du, and the student hot
lan tine (101.1 an of compulsory daily
Freshmen this year %None fieut a eh npel The Pt esident also undo,
flying stmt so fan as lean ning the stood that icligion sins not fulfilling
intimacies of the College, fiaternities, it. highest function under tine com•
courses and actnitics conceined. Un- in, method. The abolitiog of
der the direction of A J Calex 0 dad ipel nub meant not todo
group of fifty upper-cla,,nnen u-ote lau ny Ith student worship, but to
personal letters to the newcomins nemone the t impulsory fentune and
fore they left home Follow mg them sum titute a soluntaiy tom as soon
arrival Fieshman Week, the, u..t a I •
inganned into Discussion Gump, of Under rift gdmn F L Pattee and
about twenty each to tall: mer imln • I,istant, W J. Kittlnn, Sung
ideal difficulties. Cin , pel being hold lilt I in
'The response to the class of 1 .1 311 on, , ,Led do o populal•ty and sa
to tins innoviition was encouraging I so •, but slat in itself is not suffica.nt
and many of the Discussion (hoops to In an; n eligun home to tine student
(Continued on page two Supplement) It n• sun' UP to the student hotly to
Third on Artists' Course
ceiling effect of beams In each of
the large looms, the &fling loom and
the lounge, Is a fauplace bu tt of
stone The lounge fiteplace ns
"double," h iiing a place outside is here
lykers may cool, a meal.
The upstann consist of two 'huge
rooms, ...applied with cots This al
angement makes mined panties pos
sible, iiith the ~anct.on, of eoutse, of
the Y M C. A the custodian. The
Cabin is not yet coin ely comnle,,
the olorl, being delayed by a Inch of
fonds
But follo.mg the mesent fitment]
d. ive It wdl hl.elv be finmshed with
bite pine tub]rs benches and chairs
to applommtd) match the scheme of
4hitectut e The lan d scape a. ound
the Cabin xtl allo be improved rind,.
the dilation of Prof .1 It thaelvm,
v.ith the assistance of atadent vo'un
tom s
Gloom, ci organi.atlon, may place
the t names on the C that's ualt , ng
I et by calhng at the "Y" Hut
Y. 11. C. A. CABINET 'I
1927-28
L L Gwen, 28—Piesident
II L. Kinsel, '2B-Ist. Vice
It cadent
A J Gatos, '29-2nl
silent
Lewis Bai on, '2B—Sccietaty.
W S Seibert, '29—freasuie.
IC B Lane, '29—Meetings
IP B Sn, :It', '2B-11 indbool. I
Earl 711tilcane, '29 Depino-
I
tons.
II A E '29—Discuss,
N H ill, '2o—Discussior-
Collins Bruce, '2B-01.1ei /
i ; Conterert,
Thas. 31cEitoch in, '2O-9,icn
sion
111 G Kuetz, '29—Entettatitrucot
Course.
J B Bee's, '3o—Publicity
It D Dundure, '2S
aB. T Conrad,
Win 11,1.enbeitc, '2B
I , F 1: rw r n
Wallace IN oDa, '3O
J Porte-, 20
a Has old Conan ay, '29
suggest a subst , tute for (tails 111 ibel
and, w tb the aid of the YMCA,
early thr. surgestion Into e .050 t on
It I, noss,ble that the old ,
, 1115 lettull—nunus the sa 111111',1,
foliate, os that one night a Octl. Ir
demoted to .t lehtrious numint.otbig
Muir substitutes atie olleie
Steinmetz Believed
Religion Should Be
Studied Lihe Science
The follow 100 al tale, an cxpri n
of a ;In est scientists' anal 3 "is or
Innen, was culled Il 1, a p imphit t t
•r
the file" of the "1 " Hut Slt Stu,
inetr the nitat il is t liking to alt is nu
son, the business man
Chutes P. S'elinnet., uho
unanimously i ecognired In• the G..,
eial Electric company .11Id ethic VI LI it
similar m gant/atains .15 the no? Icl's
toiemost °tech lea! engincei, nn t, oi,u•
visiting nn' hone. It hilv talking of
with hint pi o,pectis e Mine
lion, in connection n ith i mho, lei,
nautics, 1/01101 li.unsnussum , etc, I
asked lion "RD It bite of io, itch
null to the trie itest dc, elopnic it dur
ing the next lit ty neat "'
Allot emeriti thought he ill sl,
"fir Babson, I think the :veal, , t
covery will be made sp. 0..1 I
line, Hole is II 11/11, II 111 'oq •
cleaili teaches has been the gi .1
pun ei in the de, Oopment of , nt,n hi
histoiv Yet we hose meii•li in
playing with it and h.ne nes, -pl
um:ls studied it .13 see h Ise the ph_ ,- i
lent forces •
Some lii people A, !emu that ,
things do not Ining h quo n ,
and me of little One in mat nog u n
and woolen cieatn c and pomell'ul
'I hen the ouentists of the %tuft( t II
tout then Inlanittoues (Mel w tto
study of God and Pi a% et and the sult
ana' fences Al inch as }et lino ha, Jl%
been scratched When tin. ban cost,.
the world mill see mole ad, sneenwnt
Three Day Canvas Planned
To aise Necessary Funds
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Dr Ralph Dorn lletzel
HETZEL EXPRESSES
FAITH IN "Y" WORK
e- Open Let ter Commending
1!=
Dating Past Years
COPE.i; CAMPAIGN WILL
TREBLE MEMBER QUOTA
1: pu, , ltyhi, frith in the Impose
th C N C A and a confidence
It, f—oa th Pre,atent D Het
i T, uI tf, an open letter to
I c l'ean St to stn..cnt body. It col-
I beticie in ,ho Young 3len's
ht ~non A natation becitu.se I he
t c.e in all Ito tt hich it stantls,—the
ilt• donna:it of a in In's mot al nature,
his
lit is it king, and it, ann to set
is i p need I hate watch-
La 01C enlaittc,l scope of its uwk,
I,lCd a leh pt itincatton the broaden-
Pt^ of sphcle of influence, and its
ct-m Plening field of act, its. I ant
ii.loccd that 11011,, tazia, mhtch
m plll thcii,iso go by nefault ate
by the Association and
tnit folly canted through I their
',MlL' e that then, a no other or.
tt'
it Al Oil 001 campus mhich still
Imo] 11.11., ill' a closet alhltatiln , !
ond si, I tlunild he happy indeed it !
II e np. t Ip. ship tins scat tackled the
np -it hip of an„, int:inn. yea , I
cioloisc the splendid stork
dine on out campus hi the lead
al loam; Men'o Clittbtian
I It 0
(Sigurd) R D HETZEL,
Ptowlent
Chikiren of County
Enjoy Visit of "Y"
Deputations Group
the ho„ out gobs of the
e doom .elationAup with \ht plot ohng Sunday
hl unl Ch Lictb, rut thorn e ich
1 , it i g uutute; Bo Scout
op , eel; felt of the tILLOIIIP
-1). the '1" I)eputations De
e❑,oust, unit the chtectlon of E.k.i
inn
'lli Ito of the duet ht Inch°, of
111, owl. t, the Oblet Boys' Confet
II • • eve, , ann of Ca. Iten
t '2h C ich I cat hi mg, ..colc,
t, ant hot, hole lot a meek-end.
hc o o of the Confluence it to
the hit, 111 folding then job in
its, Li thou ace al,u banquet', a
b tit fthe C,oupot scocual nth-
Icitt c
i‘loflost Author Leaves
Novel Note at "Y" Hut
aig at h s desk iseends,
Kitchen came upon tins
omen!, uhmch ho behest, Is t son
, e and fain ,umm uy of the whole
"1" p , Inv
"The Penn St Ito Chu htnan Assoein
t mn—A place s‘lnei e man or ,onnan,
pu otc,on of fn m,lmmm colored of
en hat`, n.tmn, Catholic, on Joe eon
:Lel 0 ec to coon; Inn help on any prob
lem, ,11.1tSOIA CI it may be, and feel
ccu t: in that them ',mit of f equest
not be un ..nun, and an restitution to
Six Thousand Dollars Set As
Goal—Solicitors Ihi ided
Into Foul Groups
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE TO
ADDRESS OPENING RALLY
With $075000 pl iced the go il for
the Y C A sub.! iption campaign,
student solicitors Null bcgm the three
day canvas of students and faculty
members Monday night
The regalar subset intl.n sate is
three dollars although sno•c may be
gnen if desned. To start the ball
lolling six prominent caniptc, 1,1 , 1C1b
have already sat $lOO
enbem '2B foul chiefs oill
supertise the tanta,,,m, , of the vat
ions units, the naional hate! nits,
local frateinit3, non-irateinity and
faculty groups
Brno Begins at "L" Club
Manage., lieutenants and solicit
els still officially open ,the c unimign
follouing a supper at the tinnutidy
Club Illoncla, night at ,1,11 time
they will leceite the athise of f 11
Smith, Eastein dimmon managei of
the Pullet Blush company of New
Yoik Ott, R L Sackett, de In of the
Engineeting school and other faculty
members lull also address the solicit
ors
Cards will 'be giNen
oluch inns. be exchange , ' Cot the offi
cial 1 DI C A monibm,hip Laid
Ti,,i membership Hill entitle the sub
scrthei to benefits in ant , tate I( M.
C A equal to the amount of Its sub
scription
Team managers for the dine no
It D Mindoro '2B, athrsor e member
of the "V" cabinet, in ch roe of the
national fratern , tc solleOra, .1 3
Gales, chairman of the cabinet, tire
local fraternrtres, L L Corn '2s,"l"'
president, the fault, , rod 11. F.
Blankenbrllet '2B, Inad cheerleader,
supervising the faulty ermpartrn.
Provides Sum for
Colored Education
To promote the erlucalror of the
negro in the South the Ikon State
Y. M. C A appropriates foe hunched
dollars each year It is no the South
that the colored proLlein r, telerni/-
ed, and the Penn State appropriation,
sraulat to that goon D WO, Groff, in
China, does much to help the colored
people upward.
"The negro has been remark
able thumb m education since Booker
T Washington aloft 'Up From Slav
ery,' and we want thorn to contrar,e
to do so," sud Sellet.ll Kitchen no
speaking of the pro,pct "The c/.,lor
ed man is quick to le lin, thorough in
his research, and he ha, aS cady con
tributed much to our coilwation.
Out work Down therc in worth
Students' Search for
Rooms Now Simplified
Dern:ming with a Ilea, ent e,troml
once before C,llege opt ns and Lontin-
Lung thlorighout the .)t it, the "V'
fulfill, the student,' terogsts for
looms. Nor ts the sem gr. 'milted to
student: Ant one nn.* this set
me In most cases the items on
r.pantments one rumEnted the V.
ti C. A. and a detailed de•taltaton
of then condition n Ott en
K-K-Katy Author