Tuesday, June 5, 1928
COLLEGE WILL SPONSOR
YOUNG FARMERS' WEEK
More Than Six Hundred Girls,
Boys Enroll for Ninth
Annual Gathering• .
Attendance of more than six bun
dled boys' and girls is indicated by
rally eniollments for the ninth annual
Young Farmers' Week which will be
hel.rheie June twelfth to lifteenth,'A.
1,. Balm, state club leader of the Col
lege, made public today
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In addition to Mr Baker and the
awstant state club leaders, .1. F.
Kean and A 13. Bingham, prominent
authorities in educational and coin
ioeicinl will take part in the
plogiam. These include Russell E.
Flost, junior editor of Heald's Dairy
-711,151, Foit Atkinson, Wisconsin, "Hap
py" Goldsmith, entertamei, and Miss
Lama Betty Anion, nutrition special
ist of the Philadelphia Interstate dan y
Lacrossemen Battle
Onondagans Saturday
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the nest two 50015 and then followed
a seizes of successes Los Paul While
coaching foul yea, s at Syracuse.
Last year, Emile's- fist here, the
Nittany stickmen trounced the In
dians Bto 5 This was the fist Lion
victory eves the Onondaga team since
athletic relations skated three years
befot c.
Unless Penn State's stickwielders
display improved' form, Coach Paul's
record may fall befote the powerful
onsl'aught of the visitois in Saturday's
combat It is certain that the In
dians will exhibit then best brand of
stickwork in hope of sewing the long
sought bumph In addition, the Nit
tany twelve will hose to cope with the
speed, expel ience and ell-known
cleverness of the invaders
linpressile Record
The Onondagans gathered mound
the flies of victory on mole than one
occasion this season. Outstanding
among its conquests was the 2-1 tri
umph over the hitherto undefeated
St. John's twelve, of Annapolis,
Maryland Other notable wins were
registered over Yale and the Mont
thus A C, of New Jersey
Father and son and two sets of
Mothers ale included in the battle
lay of the Reservation team. Petyle
Johnson, spectacular goalie, and hit
brothel, Bill, heralded as the ablest)
attack in independent ranks, com
pi me the first set of kin while Dave
.Tones, cover point, and Levie, out
home, are the other pair. Captain
Irving Powless lords the offense at
second attack while his fathei, Will,
scintillates in a home position. The
grandfather of Irving abandoned the
game toss years ago.
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THE ATHLETIC
,STORE
On Co-Op. Coiner
Andy Lewis, whom Coach Paul con
siders the cleverest lacrosse player
in the country, performs in mid-field.
Bualo Pierce, former student of the
Lion mentor, and all-around athlete,
is the youngest and most promising
defense man on the team - Monroe
Williams, who tills a home post, is the
fastest stickman in New York state.
Ire is capable of splinting the cen
tury in ten seconds.
Final Tilt of Season
After a season of reverses, the Nit
tany twelve Is anxious to close the
yea' with a win over 'the Indians In
addition to Captain Beheld, Dune
Kiefer, Ray Fellows, Dinger Danger
field, Bob Cromie, Al Elser and Hal
Griffin play their last intercollegiate
lacrosse game in the Indian setto.
The probable line-up.
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Alumni Hold Reunion
Next Sunday, Monday
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to New Beaver field, where the grad
uating class %MI be tecewed into the
ranks of the alumni In conjunction
with this affan , an Alumni-Vmsity
baseball game has been arranged.
Following the game, dinner will be
held in McAllister Hall for alumni,
seniors and guests Alumni nifty at
tend the Penn State Players' presen
tation of "The Poor Nut" at seven
forty-five Monday night in Schwab
auditorium. After this affair, alumni,
seniors, juniors, faculty candidates
for advanced degrees and guests will
gather in the Amory for the annual
Commencement reception, followed
by a dance lasting until two in the
morning
White Is Honored
James G. White 'B2, will receive the
Alumni Awaid for mentoimus ser
vice at the annual alumni dinner,
Monday night. He will complete next
month his twenty-fifth yeas of service
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as an alumni member of the College
Board of'Trustees Speakers for this
occasion arc to be President Ralph D.
Hazel, and Alevandisr Moklejohn,
of the University of Wisconsin, Com
mencement speaker.
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College Plans Annual
Graduatioh Exercises
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Baccalaureate sermon at the Sunday
exercises. Di. Kerr is a widely
known cleigyman and prominent te.
ligious author, having wiftten a num
ber of books ielating to modem se.
ligious problems. Ile has been in the
Presbyterian ministry for thirty-one
yeats, the past fifteen of which he
has spent at the Shadyside church in
Pittsburgh
Class Day Ceremonies
Class Day exeiCISC4 will be held on
Monday morning at nine o'clock in
Schwab auditorium.
Donning caps and gowns the seniors
will folio in front of Women's Build
ing The outgoing class has accord
ed Chalks C. Berryhill the principal
honors for this occasion Berryhill
has been selected by his classmates
as Valedictorian and Spoon Man. Ile
has an outstanding scholastic and act
n ales record since coming to the Nif
tany valley institution
In his junior year he was chosen
edam-in-chief of La Vie. In his
senior year, the highest honor possible
for any member of the class, was be
stowed upon him when he was chosen
as class pestilent As president of
the class, he became automatically
president of Student Council. Since
his freshman year he has been con
sistently active in college affairs, be
sides maintaining an unusual scholar
ship lecoid, which was evidenced
when he was one of the recipients of
the Louise Carnegie scholarships this
year.
John C BeMehl will swing the cane
during the exeicises and Harold E.
Hastings will assume the role of Bar
rel Man. Kenneth V. Goodman, class
histounn, will aid in the ceremonies
when he leads the histoi y of the class
since entming Penn State, while
Eleanor Pomeroy has been selected to
lead the class poem Wheeler Lotil,
Jr, editor-in-chief of the 1927-28 Co/-
legion, sail! Present the pipe to the
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president of the incoming class dur
ing a colorful ceremony.
Commencement Day
Tuesday Will be observed as Com
mencement Day. Forming in front of
the Carnegie hbrarY, at nine-fifteen
o'clock in the morning, the Commence
s, ment procession will proceed to front
campus, led by the College band,
where the exercises Will begin at ten
o'clock. The order of schools in this
procession is as follows, forming from
the Botany building toward McAllis
ter Hall: Liberal Arts, Education,
Agricultuie, Chenustry and Physics,
Engineering and Mines and Metal
lurgy.
Miss Winifred Forbes, Gilbert Nu
rick, John Weinberger, James Stern
et, Frederick OleShefsky and Ralph
Kennedy have been selected as assist
ant marshalls for the schools in their
respective order. Adelbert S Schroe
der, Wells Denney and John Ross has e
been selected as assistant marshalls
at-large and still assist the others to
form the mocession. In case of rain
either Class Day, or Commencement
Day the assembling will take place in
the hall of Old Main.
Metklejohe WIII Speak
Alexander Meiltlejohn, dean of the
expel imental college of the University
of Wisconsin and former president of
Amherst college, will debt., the Com
atonement address. Dr. Meiltlejohr
Is one of the outstanding educatmnal-
Mx in this country. 'Wilde presdent
of Amherst, he attracted nation-wale
attention as a result of the system of
study he endeavored to establish at
that tinstitution. He, is a member• of
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Athletic Attractions
On Saturday afternoon, two sports
events will be held, an alumna golf
tournament on the College links at
one o'clock and a lacrosse engage
ment between the College Varsity
twelve and the Onondaga Indinns at
two o'clock on New Beaver field. An
Alumni-Varsity baseball encounter is
one of the chief attractions of the
program for Monday. This event is
scheduled for two4lurty o'clock.
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Tiustees to fill the places of those
chose terms expire this yeah will be
elected Saturday afternoon at two
o'clock, while at the same time there
will be a meeting of the Board of
Trustees in the President's office.
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State Seal Candy
for Commencement
A fresh shipment of one,
two, and three pound
packages.
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Woolen Lightweight Golf Hose
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Men's White collar attached Shirts $1.69
Men's'White Linen Knickers, special at $2.45
Men's White and Black Sport Shoes, $5.45 up
Men's Fancy Socks ,
Men's Dress Trousers
Men's White Ducks
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