Friday, March 1, 1929
WOMF,N
dgei, Editor-in-Chief
,_ ~.: Agnes E. Geary '29
Assistant Editor
rt Margaret M. Mercer '29
Associate Editor
, , Bessie I. Wolfson '29
Junior Assiitalits
r.t
Helen P. Faust '3O
Martha J. Gobrecht '3O
Grace M. Woodrow '3O
YEA FRESHMAN!
More and more it seems that we
must look to the young blood for
the greatest progressive steps
We of the upper classes pride our
selves on our dignity and our su
periority, and are in constant dan
ger of becoming egotistically im
mune to arty worthwhile plans of
our colleagues in the lower class
es We almost scorn their abil
ity—that is. until some one of
their exploits explodes into our
consciousness with a terrific bang.,
Then we quite suddenly straighten
up and begin to wonder Reluct-I
aptly, at first, we concede that their i
idea is a good one and try to fig-I
ure out why we had not thought,of
it ourselves. Some of us ration-!
alize and justify our own over-!
sight Usually, however, we are'
forced to grant that we just did
not have enough initiative, enthus
iasm, and courage to carry through I
such a project.
At the present time it is the
Freshman Carnival which arouses,
our interest and even our admir- I
anon. We may have been cynical,
when the scheme was first discus
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sed. We may have said that such
things have been tried before.!
But now on the eve of the Fresh-I
man Carnival we realize that their )
plans have been made with so
much care and so much co-opera
tion between the men and the wo
men of the freshman class that
now there is little danger of any
failure of their plans.
'And it is precisely at this point
that we upperclassmen must con
gratulate the freshmen men and
women. The under classes have
again gone us one better We
should be glad to recognize their
progress
GIRLS' RIFLE SQUAD
LOSES TO WASHINGTON
_ The woman's rifle team lost a match
this week to the University of Wash
ington by a seem of 400 to 485.
The University of Washington had
bne perfect score and Jeanette Ethel
'29, captain of the Penn State team
shot 99, State's highest score The
four remaining smilers for Penn State
were Gertrude Toewe '29, and Anne
D'Ohei '32, both of whom shot 97,
and Emma Walser '3O and Muriel
Bowman '32 who shot 96.
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Saturday Evening, March 2
Auditorium, 8:30 O'clock
Tickets at Whitey's
Trekking Club Holds
Party at Lytle Cabin
The Trekking Club, which is under
the supervision of the Woman's Ath
letic Association, held a week-end
party devoted to winter sports at the
Andy Lytle Cabin on February 23-24
This is the first project of such a hind
ever carried out, by a group of girls
and as Miss Marie Haidt, chaperone of
the group said, "It was the most sue
t cessful affair of that sort that the
girls have ever had."
The party of about twenty girls,
carrying with them skim, snowshoes,
and sleds, left in a sleigh Saturday
afternoon. After supper sports on
the hills around the cabin provided
activities for the evening
Early the next morning the Home
Economics girls prepared an old
fashioned breakfast of sausage, pan
cakes and fried potatoes. More ski
ing and tobogganing followed and the
week-end of sports terminated with a
ride back to town in a bob-sled
This was the first over-night trip of
!the year for the Trekking Club, as
!well as a new diversion foi all the
girls who went on the outing, and the
official , : of the organization have had
soeral suggestions for similar events
during the remainder of the year.
Registrar Speaks To
Girls at "Y" Meeting
Mr Nilhsm S Hoffman was the
speaker at the Y. W. C. A. meeting
on Wednesday night at 6•30 in Mae
I Hall Lobby. Mr Hoffman, who ri
Registrar of the College, spoke on his
kexperiences in education in the Near
I East
Women enrolled in the Graduate
School are to be the guests of the
members of the "Y" at a card party
which will be given in Woman's Build
ing on Saturday afternoon March 12,
from two to five o'clock.
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DAIRYMEN BEGIN SHORT
COURSE FOR HERDSMEN
The first herdsman's short course
IS being given under the direction of
the department of dairy and animal
husbandry. The instruction started
yestei day and will continuo until Fri
day.
It is designed as a specialized train
ing period for those engaged in live
stock management and the opportun
ity to specialize in the dairy or ani
mal husbandry part of the program
will he given those who enroll.
Glee Club to Present
, First Concert Sunday
(Continued from first page)
Other selections will include "To
Arms," "Song of the Seas," and "The
Phantom Band."
Mr. Forman Slack, of Johnstown,
will present a group of baritone solos
as the next offering. Mr. Slack m the
former student leader at Columbia
university. After him the Varsity
Fain will offer another group of num
bers.
Concluding the program, the Club
will present another group of numbers,
including "Blue and White" and "Nit
tany Lion" as arranged by Director
Giant. The concluding numbers will
be "Land-sighting" by Grieg and "Go
mg Home" from the Ness World Sym
phony by Dvorak
The Glee Club will leave next F 3
day for New York city to participate
in the National Intercollegiate Glee
Club contest to be held 3n Carnegie
Hall on the following day. They will
also present a concert in Pottstown
while on the trip
REZ.rENN &TATE COLLEGIAN
Cox Will Defend Indoor
Mile Crown Tomorrow
(Continued from first page)
in Red Morrill and Cal Shawley,
Coach Cartmell has tan good competi
tors for the 35-pound aright event
The giant Georgetown boy, Len
See
ton, in practice has beaten 53 feet in
the weight throw, and is expected to
carry off first place
The Lion mentor is basing all hopes
of scoring on the mile, 2-mile and 35-
pound weight events. Ile estimated
several days ago that Penn State
Might possibly score seven points, but
there is little likelihood of any more
To comprise the 2-mile relay team,
Bachman and Reborn will accompany
the squad of Nittany trackmen to
night. OfTenhauser and Cox will
double up to round out the quartet
New York university at piesent holds
the title for this event.
Perm State will have McDonnell as
the sole representathe in the high
hurdles He will encounter John S.
Collier of Brown, defending champion.
Bowie and Stookey are scheduled to I
bear the Blue and White colors in the
10-yard sprint. In a practice meet a ,
fens weeks ago, Stookey appruacbcd I
the College record. Jimmy Daley of
Holy Cross, surprise winner last year, I
will defend his title in this event I
Sports writers are divided as to the
likely team winner, but from the rec
ords and ability of Penn, Georgetown,
New Yoik university, and Cornell
trackmen, it appears unite likely that
one of these four institutions will ent
ry away the team title
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IT WON'T BE LONG NOW !
Vitaphone and Movietone
Sound and Talking Pictures That Are Pictures!
Over three tons of equipment for the installation of Vitaphone and Movietone
arrived in State College last week A crew of electrical experts has been corking day and
night this week to prepai a for the opening 01 this marvelous development in motion pic
tures to the general public.
The opening date is very near. It will inaugurate a new era in entertainment for
the theatre-going public of State College and Centre County. Nothing you have seen or
heal d in the past can compile with what is to come. Those who have never been thrilled
by the wonderful qualities of Vitaphone and IVlovietone can anticipate entertainment
such as they have never had helm e. Whatever you SEE, you will also HEAR. The silent
diama has come to life.
The Cathaum Theatre takes pardonable pride in bringing to State College Vita
phone and Movietone, the finest systems of sound reproduction that it is possible to ob
tain. Only the best was good enough, and the management preferred to accept delay
and the enormous cost of this superb equipment rather than bring to its patrons anything
but the genuine Vitaphone and Movietone, which are thrilling the world.
Announcement of the opening will be made soon, very soon
Lion Wrestlers Meet
Midshipmen Tomorrow
(Continued from first page)
of whether a fall is scored dining tee
first period on the mats the second
peliod must be wrestled. In case of
a time advantage the num(' goes to
the side having the longest advantage.
Scoring in the national rules is the
same as that formeilv used in the
eastern intercollegiate association,
live points for a fall and 3 fm a de
cision
Lehigh handed the Navy wrestlers
a 15 to 8 defeat earlier in the season
in a match at Annapolis A similar
score or a larger one is necessary for
the Lions if they wish to keep the 'r
high ranking oath the Lehigh grap
plers
Fisher Ma) Wrestle
Results of the mid-week bodts 'Wed
nesday mere very satisfactoiy to
Coach Speidel. With competition foi
positions on the varsity at such a high
pitch, both first and second teams gave
a good exhibition of their wrestling
knowledge. Fisher, in winning over
Pearce in the unlimited class, gave
tsuch a good account of himself that
he will probably make the trip mYh
I the team today.
Steele and Cranmer also showed
' great improvement during the meek
The competition bouts giving them a
few finishing touches needed fm some
of the nem c: holds. Wilson, Hubler,
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