TUESDAY, MAY 27, 104 P
Library Displays Mementos
Of Late President Sparks
As the twenty-third year approaches since the death of Edwin E.
Sparks, former president of the College, members of the Library
staff felt it appropriate to place a few of the mementos of his life on
display. >
According to Mrs. Cromer, who is responsible for the exhibit, it
has been long accepted that Dr.
Sparks formulated an era reputed
to be one of the most illustrious
in the history of the College.
The pxhibit begins at the center
right of the lobby. The first case
contains mementos of' his, youth
showing his early McGuffey
reader and boyhood pictures. The
pfolliems which confronted Dr.
SPafks when he was a college
student are depicted in his diary.
And in his last years aS president
emeritus, he gives advice to the
young men and women of,Amer
ica on these same problems which
he had faced and learned to solve.
Both of these writings are ex
hibited in the first case.
The second case is entitled
“Later Formative Years.” Here
ere displayed pictures of his old
girls and a program from a Chi
Phi banquet at which he, as a
member of the fraternity, spoke
on “Women, the Cause of All Our
Trouble and the Source of All Our
Joy.” Following this is the picture
of his wife and the write up of
their marriage written in the
quaint style of the nineties.
Material concerned with Dr.
Sparks and his life at the College
are shown in the last six cases. In
Blue Band, Symphony Orches
tra, and Glee Club recently elect
ed officers for next fall. Frank
Hess is president of Blue Band;
Creston Ottemiller, of Symphony.
Orchestra; and Paul Grove, of
Giee Club.
Othe r officers of Blue Band are
Robert Manning, manager; Ernest
Rotili, librarian, and James Koch
er, secretary. Symphony Orches
tra officers include Fred Swingle,
manager; Robert Manning, li
brarian; and Joan Bissey, secre
tary. Virgil - Neilly is vice-presi
dent of Glee Club; John Nes
bitt, manager; Ernest RotiM, sec
retary; and Robert Koser, public
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his role as president from 1900
to 19-20 one of his chief concerns
was with popularizing the College.
In this category there are pictures
of the notables of the state who
came to the campus on Pennsyl
vania Day which was inaugurated
by Dr. Sparks. His slogan during
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STAVE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Ml School Gets
New Lab Building
A new Mineral Industries Lab
oratory building costing $5-50,000
will bo built on the comer of Bur
rowes and Pollock roads, an
nounced Dean Edward Steidle of
the Mineral Industries School, in
a recent article.
A perspective drawing of the
new building appears in “Min
eral Industries” published by the
school. Along with it is a portion
of the general building plan of the
campus showing where the Min
eral Industries, group will be lo
cated.
Thn new building according to
Dean Steidle wi-ll provide space
for the offices of the Experiment
Station and Extension Service.
Many departments which are now
sandwiched in with others will
move to the new building.
The architects’ plans, which
are nearing completion, also pro
vide for a connecting unit between
the present building and the new
laboratory.
Borings have been made on the
site to determine possible founda
tion problems. Actual construc
tion. according to the Dean, de
pends upon factors which cannot
be determined at the present time.
Dean of Coaches
Bob ' (Pop) Rutherford, Penn
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Nittany Lion coaching staff.
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Other officers are Vernon Moh
ney, vice-president; Huston Bro
sious, secretary, and Dale Atkins,
treasurer.
Recent pledges are Martin Dor
is, Caleb Morris, Bengt Pulls, and
Jake Thomas.
Beta Sigma Rho
Re.ent initiates of Beta Sigma
Rho are Paul Berg, Samuel Fire
stone, Arnold Gerton, Eugene
Rifkin, Harold Schecter, Paul
Schiffman, and Jesse Zellner.
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Beatrice Shaw is president of
Theta Phi Alpha. Other officers
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West, recording secretary; and
Florence Seese, treasurer.
Sigma Phi Sigma
Bruce Summers is president of
Sigma Phi Sigma. Other officers
include Robert Cleeland, vice
president; Edward Paulishak,
treasurer; Samuel Tyson, secre
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