CAMPUSEER
DY mmsEts•
Thig is the story of Dom Glavatt
Who tratelled to thutungham School
He found the fulls plette, and tth at that,
But they Is sod to pronounce hum gi fool.
Oh Boni Giasatt, Boni Gins ntt'
Why did you let people 'onov about that,
:net. cent lion a photo—n fine lona irg. lie
Surrounded I.* beautiful nes
"Till. is shat you think of hum aid P. G.
But not chat nr think, if lou please."
01 , Howard R G , Oh Ilimard R (I.f
Do you leall., think ,ou'io that kind of a lien
"I lonm nhy the', sent it,' says Dom Grno ntt,
'They'l e i tally quite fond of me, see?
That canted to to rte—they thscoNined in that
An escuqc to unto smoothing to me"
You think It was i calls pi rriwly that' ,
011! Boni Gras att! OIP Boni Ci as at,
801. McClure is one of those people who hate be
le greatly attached to this college and don't seem
want to leans They hang mound for years, going
classes occasmnnlly and enjoy mg the atmosphere
the, quiet little has en. Bob has been here for
10 some tune. and he has been inalong the a .estling
ad iegularly Ile aas first noal' ed his numerals
er be ens in the Class of 1920. Then after he had
abed to stay longer, he changed to the Class of
11, and he eon MMr als in that class too Now
is wearing the 1912 athletic :maid and he has a
..et of classmate,.
The (losable with numel Ms is that 'ori hose to
nut and min a new set merry tune tons class pla
ns and leases you behind A man mho has won
so in three (lament class°, should lie crated this
hes , lie should be allomed to em.hange his smal
ls lot a letter Too can meal one of thew indefi-
In MC son has eat lead the State College Times
r meek V.ele gusting the folluming horn the 'Half
"Ptsh tosh, Flothy , Ho, do you get that. uny 9
"In 3001 last itsque you—ol nne or vran second
aslant bung-startels—saul, Rpenl,lng nr 0000 of
slung the Scum ➢all dam •
'Search around the house for an old battered,
grey fedora hat and the la clest straig tie you
car find Hue a tu\ of about 1003 village, lento
to dance the one-step lireeted bt Y. NI C .1 mem
ber s on then annual outing and seems toast, and
late an °Wet-looking, co-ed You flmuld have
no trouble nose In Just m alkmg in, the door Leerct
oil! flunk you% e Dean War nock, Billie Dye, Col
onel Boat or Governor Pmehot '
"The other three notables can speak for them-
Ives—and olten do As for me—moll, my tn . , is post
al stuff, it nip dress cult, morn only to the Mir
] n Ball and the Junior Prom, that dates back to POOP
of one-step I nener learned floor Y
C A 0 eenie roasters or fiat house roller coasters.
eh as it is, I thought it up myself. That older.
king co-ed seen onith me at dances is usually my
Ie
"Anti as fan that battered old hat—l On ass that
an ay theca yearns ago It is a nets one I hate been
"It I can at tang,. tt with these othet three, we'll
foul ltalk into a class dance soon in such :Able, and
nnei as will make you young bloods look like an
stinted te tbook on what just simply isn't being
e!
FINAL WEEK
Manhattan
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$1.55 or 3 for $4.50
MANHATTAN PAJAMAS
sl.9s—s2.so—s3.so—Values
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4MONTGOMERY'S
THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAI4
Principal Backs High School
1 As Preparation for College
This in the third of 0 nei no, of
71111,1100 S to deb, one the ode
goat y of high sehoot pi corn otion
ohmen bir Penn State Pi "411,11
A nothm len point One espiessed
on the question of high sLhool
..hoarelation ln College ft 0511111011
in hen Pi mcmal To Tbi}s of the State
College High school commented es
tei do% on omissions advanced by Dt
Fredei tic IV. Chrens and Prof o,cm
Smith
One of the gr cutest problems of
the public school Instructor is to fill
the educational needs of divergent
gi oups Some of the pupils he trains
0,111 continue then education in col
m bile others scant a tiarrung
which they can consider complete
,when they finish high school," Prin.
j enrol Hays said.
It is hard for the college pr °lessor
to see those drfficultie, confronting
high school educators, in 3h Hays'
opinion In larger cities, public
school pupils are lILVIIi3d according to
whether they do or do not expect to
attend college and are trained to this
end, he pointed out
Principal Hays — Mkt es anothrs
'point to be considered is that a much
Ihigher percentage of pupils enter co , -
loge now than six or seven years ago,
land that, as a result, the loam-grade
'student rs more In evidence Ile is
con‘lnced that thisj. true regardless
lot the rather exacting college entrance
irequitements, because lira high num.
I her of pupils places a gowns number
in the first tuo-fifths of the class
! In gi% ing his junction to the assoc
KAPPA Pill KAPPA ELECTIONS
Manor., Fduration)
Facial
R G Bel menter
Herber t Keep's-Balser
I' IL Koos
Graduate,
Donald 0. Cameron
John A. Cooper
F L Croon
AitrS Lick
Undergraduates
George H K Sohdh "12
Vincent T. Car me '32
Richard A Car, olth 'l2
Samuel Moss ison '32
Laurence J Sennon '32
Har old P Snuth '32
Charles 13 Teri ill '32
Kenneth NV Thomas '32
Stanley S. Z3chousl“ '32
George L. Crouse '33
Albert II Hobb, '33
Edna, .1 Kenzma '3l
Eduar d S. Km's, irks '3l
Eduard S Pierce 'l3
you like ...is
the smoke she
likes for you!
"I like to see a man smoke a pipe , "
You've heard your own girl say it,
perhaps You re sure to hear it wherever
, girls get together.
They puff away
at our cigarettes.
' , Cr'' . 4 Y But they like to see
`F. • ,r•
wi hat ea go at the
"strong.silentman's
smolte"—a cons
• Pamonable, time
r.l proven pipe.
There is some-
She Ithe you in smoke thing satisfying
P,P, about a pipe. If, a
slow, reflective, hard-thinking woke
1 —or a calm, relaxing, restful smol c.
The hunter's smoke, the fisherman's
ismoke, the engineer's - smoke—a man's
smoke, through and through
And pipe smokers nho kr= their
fine tobaccos tell you tiler:, no blend
quite like the fine
selected burleys of
Edgeworth the
fin onto tobacco in '• •
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colleges
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ion that high schools me eliminating
•asy courses, Mr Hays soul that,
,hrle this is true, he helloes that the
'n-called easier courses substituted
sic better fitted to the student's
needs and may be easier for this res
..
Conmwnting on the statement that
'ugh schools tend to place teaclrns
whether or not they are suited to
'each the particular courses a,signed
:hem, Mr Hays said, "To Inv know
ledge, this condition exists only In
high schools m here it is neces
sary to have Instructors teach two or
more courses. In the coon of larger
schools, teachers almost without ex
ceptron are placed in the course whey_
than major interest lies This is
true now more than ever before, be
cause thole is a surplus of teachers,
and it is easy to find the person best
suited to the need."
In regard to the matter of lack of
personal =titan° in high schools,
!Mr Hays said that this is a natural
;condition and is hard to mmeome
he
!cause tin strident Ines at home. lie
bellows that the Junior college, where
the individual lives at home during
the first two years of study, may
solve the problem •
DUTCHER ATTENDS MEETING
Piof R. Adams Dutchm, head of the
agricultutal biochemistry department,
attended n committee meeting on le
vising the vitamin standnids in the
United States Phaimacopoem, an
authoritative ieference book in tho
field of dings, in New Foil: City last
Finlay Composed of men iepiesent
ing the entire country, the committee
hopes to coopeiate with a similar
group in I:mope to Intel nationalive
sitamin standaids
Students
Eat at
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Office d Inapeebon Stelaon 226 , 1
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North Sparks Street
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Phone 1390-11
Fine Announced For -
Tardy Registiation
The t egular five dollar fine for
late registration will be enforced
on all students not enrolling in
their scheduled periods, William S
Hoffman, College tegistrar, has
announced He also remained stu
dents that no one moll be permitted
to enter the budding to tegister
dining the last half hour of his
assigned tnne.
The petals - 101. registration, ac
cording to initials, are as follosis
A to Bor T 5
Bos to Co W 1- 5
Ca to E T 10- 1
8' to G IV 8-12
II toI T 1-5
J to K AV 1- 5
T., Me to Mar T 10- 1
Mas to 0 W 8-12
P to R T 1-5
S to Sp AV 1- 5
St to V T 10- 1
W to Z W 8-12
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a . I
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Juste Few Left
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NESTLE PERMANENTS $5.00
'
LE MUR , $7.50
FINGER WAVES .50
SHAMPOO .50
CO-ED BEAUTY SHOP
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE PIIONE 888
CLARK MOTOR CO.
TAXI SERVICE
Official Inspection Station
224 East College Avenue
Special 'nips Featuted—Phone 590
BUS SERVTE
State College—Lewistown
Leave State College__-_lO 30 a m
Leave State College__ 3 00 p. m
An Ivo Lewvitown--11 50 a m
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Leave Lewistown____ 1 25 p. in
Lenvu Lewlstoun____ 5.30 p in.
Alm° State College-- 2 45 p ra
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Phone 530
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Tuesday. January 2d. 1932
tATIII-A M
' .-- 111. ::.
(Matinee Dad) al 1.30)
TUESDAY—
James Dunn. Sally Eilers in
"DANCE TEAM"
WEDNESDAY-.
El Wendel, John Gilbert in
"WEST OF BROADWAY"
THURSDAY—
Warner Oland, Linda Walking
in Earl Derr Biggers'
"CHARLIE CHAN'S CHANCE"
FRIDAY—
Gloria Swanson in
"TONIGHT OR NEVER
SATURDAY—
Doug Fturhanks, Jr., Joan Modell
"UNION DEPOT"
Allman Marsh in
"UNDER EIGHTEEN
NEXT TUESDAY—
Rphert Montgomery in
`LOVERS COURAGEOUS
Linda Watkins, H. 13. Warner in
"GOOD SPORTS"
Laurel and Hard) Comedy
NEXT THURSDAY—
James Cagney, Loretta Young in
NITTANY '73
TUESDAY—
(Hatinee la I an O'clock)
"HELL DIVERS"
WEDNESDAY
"DANCE TEAM
THURSDAY
'WEST OF BROADWAY'
PRIDAY—
"cHARLTE CHAN'S CHANCE
SATURDAY
"TONIGHT OR NEVER"
The Melent Place to Eat
THE
CLUB RESTAURANT
20G Allen Sheet
DINE WITH US
Ziegler's Barber Shop
BOG West College Avenue
McClelland Chevrolet Co
South Allen Street
Official Inspection Station 7709
GOMM
COAL and WOOD
Slate College's New Coal Yard
KOFMAN CO.
Phone 944
10S South Frazer Street