Friday, May 30, 1930
620 Gradu
EDMONDS TO GIVE
GRADUATION TALK
Scniols Will Hold Exercises in
Recreation Hall—Bullinger
Ilea( Procession
' l,l(Goia,finted from Jiist,rage)
DonMt . :Oh' Trustees, will trecelve the
gift for the College.
At this time President Ralph, D
Iretzel will deliser his last address to
the class as undergraduates when he
speak, to the senior class .rt. the Class
Day ceremonies J. Theodore Wolfe,
class Valedictorian, se ill conclude the
program with the farewell address to
the Class of 1930
Ranking graduates from each school
have been selected to assist in fens
mg the classes graduating from each
school. Faculty representatives will
take charge of the seniors who will as•
semble in designated places on the
Campus.
Robert J Porter, Walter C Mason.
and James R. Stitt, have been chosen
to aid Pi ofessor Ballinger in the line
of march because of excellence or
milltary science and tactics Pro
fessor Bollinger ‘,lll be in charge of
the enlare procession.
MUSICAL GROUPS
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I TO GIVE CONCERT
Orchestra, Mandolin and Glee Clubs
Offer Amami Program
Next Friday Night
As he snittal number of the house
party inogiam of events, the thntieth
ininual combined Musical clubs con
cell will be piesented by the Glee
club, Mandolin club, and Orchestra in
Schwab auditorium nest Finlay
night.
'The Glee dub, assisted by Miss
Edna R. Roderid. '.ll will ps esent
p'opular plogtain of several song hits
fiprn "Rose Mime" and the "Stu
dent Prince." In dosing then som
as the entire , tlul/ Nz,II. sing rThe
List ,Chold",lwithlthe tkloniptiplinat
or, piano, orchestra and organ
' Under the ditection of Prgf.Jluni
niel Fi.sh bugl4.lA m„ of, the usit. ilepart
',lent, the Ile 4`ehesir4 ,
111 i fea
trere the pt men m . dyeral , Of- the
buttes types of modern jazz compost
th)rts: They will - also offer "Manitof
the Studer" and the southern ballad
"Song, of the Balm"
'Colnpletour, +the: boum : vittty , 0%.
granA tWe'lliandelbt PreAnr.
beyoull tntetestmg noveltio,, ateottl-,
ing to Prof. Richard W Giant, head'
oil the music department, who ]s'at
thnging the plogtaun
BALDWIN NAMES 11 JUNIORS
11 AS COMMENCEMENT USIIEIIS
liFollowing the annual custom, eleven
outstanding menthe's of the junior)
class were chosen ushe's by F. Bras c 1
Baldwin, mesident of the giaduating
dass, fox the 1030 commencement and
class day c•.cruscs.
,David C McLaughlin '3l, pies,-
dent-.elect of the claw of 10,31, was
no s qjl head usher It bile the others_
cliMn wcte Plank Methich, Earle L.
BihtaidA, J. 'Coolie!. French, Ralph
1 tehin , ,on, John ,P. Invezey, ,T
ely McCown, Paul A. Mitten. Paul
Rehers, William K. Blench and
et iri I Zorella.
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to at Seventieth CommenCiement Exercises Next Tuesday Morning
Wolfe Nominated
For 'Hall ofFame'
J. THEODORE WOLFE '3O
James T Wolfe '3O, who' will
delis et the valedictory address at
the Commencement exercises, was
notified that be had been nomi
nated for the College Hooter Hall
of Paine last week
This Imam is accorded only out
,tandint, members, both male 'and
female, of colleges and universities
Their picture appears in a special
section together with their activi
ties on the campus.
GRADUATES REVEL'
IN DANCE JUNE-9
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President tferzel, , Faculty, Trustees
Will Comprise Rooming
12EIMEI!21
Penn State alumni, faculty, guests,
undergraduates will sway to the
,gloms of Phil Emerton's Diamonds,
Million Dollar Pier entertainers, at
I the annual foi mai Commencement
dance to be held in Recreation hall
firm, 10 45 until 2 o'clock next Mon
day night.
, Continuing the custom, there will
be r I ccovnig line lasting until 10 45
isyslock It will be comprised of Pres
cient Havel, Board of Trustees, Deans
of Schools and twenty yitiers selested
from': the l•fticUityl, br the various
cluials.,l I, L.,' I,
.Professors and instructors' eriil be
in the boot i los i tif their schools during
Ohm reeentmdi , to„turtgeOgreet the
Bile 4,P *la '..itisignia of coon
sehoor . 4lll'be d 'dutside of the
respective booth Music during the
ratelition will be furnished by Kappa,
Gamma Psi, national professional mu:
swat fraternity.
I nbin, a,Sdhite ,ilEcdrglogs, he,
.tiarricd- dug - flout :i„hd ,eolor ',scheme.
Columns and the- balcony will he
di aped with the College colors.
Weenie's of the sane colors will be
strung to the large crystal ball du
hang in the center of the hall. Elec.
ic lights will be suspended 'with
,ticamcis of smile% and oak leaves.
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Coal & Supply Co.,
Genuine
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Phone 114-h1
ALUMNI TO HOLD
CLASS REUNIONS
'Old Grads' Congregate Here for
Fifth Year Home-Coming
Next Monday
With every indication pointing to
ward a record-breaking nttendance,
Penn State alumni will return to the
College beginning Finlay to peak,-
pate in class reunion, and Conumeme
ment Week festivities,
Opening the four-day celebration
the alumni will attend the combined
musical club's concert in Schwab audi
torium at 7:45 o'clock Friday night
Election of three members to the
Board of Trustees will take place Sat
urday morning, folloned by the first
meeting of the newly-formed Alumni
Council.
The annual alumni golf tournament
is scheduled to begin at, 1 o'clock on
the College course. At the sonic time
the alumnae will hold a luncheon at
the University club A lacrosse genic
later in the afternoon between Penn
State and the Onondaga Indians and
a Thespian musical comedy Satuiday
night complete the day's activities.
Thompson to Speak
• Dr William 0. Thompson, president
emeritus of Ohio State university, will
deliver the Baccalaureate sermon in
Schwab auditorium next Sunday
morning. The College symphony
band will_present a concert on front
campus in the afteinoon, followed by
vesper services .conducted` by the Y.
SI. C A and Y. W. C. A.
Neilt Monday has been designated
as Alumni Day. Classes that have
been graduated at five year intervals
will hold reunions Three of the four
living members of the class of 1850
will return to celebrate then fiftieth
commencement anniversary, while the
class of 1925, the youngest to hold an
organized reunion, is expected to have
the largest delegation.
After the senior class day exercises
in the morning, the alumni v. ill con
duct their reunions. A campus lunch
eon is to be served and the classes
will parade to Ness Beaver field to
witness the baseball game between
Poi, State and Syi nen,. An Alum
ni dinner in McAllister Hall, a
Players' presentation in the audi
torium, and a commencement recep
tion and dance complete the program
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THE PENN a.T/Nlt COLLEGIAN
Future Plans of Graduating Class
, Show Seniors Seek Higher Learning
Many pi ominent melbas of the
senior class will not end their col
' legiate careers after reteivmg diplom
as next Tuesday, but will entet other
institutions for advanced work, a sur
vey of the graduating class reveals
F Btu. Baldwin, ptesident of the
class, has accepted a fellowship at
the Univeisily of Minnesota, while J.
Theodore Wolfe, class taledictorian,
will enter the Mt vaid gt initiate
school of business adiminsti alien
Paul Slhams, sect story of Stu
dent Council, will matticulate at the
Columbia university lust school
Keepers To Stud, Lan
Martin S. liteAndrems, captain of
the boxing team, and .1. Neil Stahley,
basketball captain, will both onto
Dickinson law school. McAndrew.,
has been employed by the state of
ficials to Clain new Wheels at the
Hershey (taming school.
Continuing her legal studies, Helen
S Keepos, member of the woman's
debating team, will also enter Dickin
son law school Caroline S. Ila
president of Arehousai, plans to con
tinue bet tut studies in Europe this
Russell F Mollenauer, basketball
manage], has accepted a position in
dairy husbandry work with the 'far
ina Milk company, of St Louis Born
J Casom, member of the boxing team,
will probably teach school and coach
athletics, while E. Joseph Weber, la
crosse play el, ycdl work with the
Ameman Budge company, of Pitts
burgh
Working etcher as a sales engineer
or as a member of the adv. tising
staff, Russell L Rehm, business =a
ngel of the COLLEGIAN, may entei the
employ of Westinghouse Elect! cal
company Albeit, F. Bell, editor of
)st It will teach , at Chester high
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school and late, enter the advertising
(held, uhile Russell A Ziegler, busi
ness manager of F, olh, will pi nimbly
maxi the employ of the Arrow Collar
company,
Milton C. Young, menthol of Play
ers, has seemed employment with the
Edward G. Budd automobile bodies
company as an industrial engineer,
while Sidney H. Lewi s chairman of
the Elections Committee, plans to
°Mei the financial depaitment of
some milustr.al oigamsation
Several 'umbels of the class have
all eady accepted teaching positions in
the state Mary F Woodrum, May
Queen, will teach English in the Belle
fonte hic , school Malian P Oehme,
e , to of the Woman's Flandbool., has
accepted a position in the home eco
nomics department of Lemoyne high
school, and Elizabeth Dfcllos, Y W.
C A president, will teach in West
Chester
Glace bf Woodrow, woman's editor
of the Cots ECIAN 1,11 l Calles work as
buyer for May's in New York, oi
in Vie statistical mops tnient of the
Telephone company. Sue K. Hot
ter, golf champion, will take a posi
tion as contiact clerk foi the Bell
Telephone company, and Helen F.
Faust, president of the W S G. A.,
, has been offered a position with the
Cu, tis Publishing company.
The Penn State Players
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Commencement Show
Monday June 9, 8 P. M., Auditorium
Tickets On Sale At Corner Room
Thursday June 5, 6:30 to 8:30 Saturday June 7,. 5:00 to 7:00
Friday June 6, 6:30 to 8:30 Monday June 9, 4:00 to 6:00
-+ STARTING SATURDAY
DRESS SALE
I ur First Sale and It's a Bonifide Savings Event
10 Days of Cut Prices
Entire Stock Included---Nothing Reserved
Up to $8.50 Up to $15.00 Up to $22.50
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• A Great Opportunity for Wonderful Savings on
Dresses—Coats—Suits—Hats—Hosiery—Underwear, Etc.
Sale Starts Saturday, May 31, 9 A. M.
DON'T FAIL TO BE HERE!
Dress Specialty Shop
124 East College Avenue STATE COLLEGE, PA.
HOOD WILL OFFER
IVY DAY ORATION
Seniors To Conduct Annual Planting
Ceremumea on Audilorlam
Lawn Next Monday
Speaking on "Growing With the
Ivy" Kenneth Hood 'kU, will dehvei
the Ivy Day oration at the annual ex
orcises to be held on the lawn in back
of Schwab auditorium at 2 o'clock
next Monday afternoon
Pi esident Ralph D. Hazel accepted
the invitation to talk and will speak
on "Penn State's Traditions" IP
Bruce Baldwin 'AO, president of Stu
dent Council, will introduce the
spcalcers.
David C McLaughlin '3l. president
elect of the senior clans, will see that
A Complete Food Service
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PRESENT
for the
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the ivy is replanted at the bas.:
et Old Main upon completion of the
building operations.
An Old Traddiusi
A committee of seniors will conduct
the planting of the vine in mentor}
of the class of 1930 In pits nous
years the excioses tools place in flout
on Old Main.
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