FACULTY AT LAST
BOWS IH DEFEAT
Kiwanis Club In Last inning
Rally

I DICKINSON SEMINARY
HERE TODAY
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Rival Nine Clash
Once More

PING
DEFEATS
1
BLOOMSBURG ' IN
FAST GAME

i BLOOMSBURG PLAYERS
PREPARE FOR PARTY
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Annual Held At Country
Club Tonig ht

Let 's see everybody out to day to
A long looked for day by the members of ' "The Bloomsburg - Players "
see Bloonrsburg Normal ' s last basej has at last arrived and toni ght they
ball game for the season of I ' i 2< > .
' have their annual party. This year
"Every good team meets its The season hasn 't been unsuccessf ul Stoker , On The Mound , Re- l it is to be held at the Bloomsburg
reverses. " It was a wise man who and the team has been gettin g bet Country Club amidst the warm
ceives Good Support
made that statement .and it was de- ter every day. Don 't miss this chance
, the moonli ght and music. It
breezes
¦sound s pretty good.
finitely proved when the renowned Ii to see a real game.
Bloomsburg Normal Faculty went ! There hav en 't been m a n y home
M iss Johnston is a -member of
The Bloomsbur g Normal nine is ,¦ theAsCountry
down to defeat before the nerve games this year and those we have
Club she was able to reeleventh hour rally put up by the had have been poorly attended. Let play ing an impr oved brand of base- serve it for the school organiza tion.
Bloomsburg Kiwanis. The game was i it not. be said of Bloomsb ur g Normal ball . When they played at Wy omin g- '. With hot-dogs , marshniallows. pickput off once and was awaited expect- |students tha t they have no school fi n Saturday , Stoker did the hurlin g : les and ice cream for supp er and
antly . No one- will be surprised ' spirit. It 's a short walk u\u\ a good and his team played well behind him. '¦ dancin g and fun afterwards a great
¦when I waiter any money that there tim e may be had at the end of it. But the Wyom fng bunch is a heavy i time is predic ted.
hittin g crew and one can 't reach evwere at least twent y -live peop le on : Kvery body come.
It is expected that the party will
hand to see the game.
The team has ha d opport unity to ery thin g .
the school as soon after the
'leave
Tommy Ayres pitched well for the ball game
Three of the Faculties ' runs came ! rest one day this week when our Fa- Seminarians
possible and return to
g Bloomsbur g to the school as
in the first innin g when Jackson sent U-ulty played the K iwanis Club . They two hits . IK* holdin
at
ten o 'clock. It will be
didn 't strike many out an enviable day.
in two runs on a singl e and then are all the mor e prepar ed for the but he was fortunat
e in havin g our
scored at a fielder 's choice . The other I( game today. The coach has been men hit into his fielders
hands . Such
run came in th e fourth innin g on .Air. workin g hard with the men wha t few is luck .
INTERSCHOLASTIC TRACK
'
days
were
allowed
him and lie is
Keller 's hit to left Held .
to
them
swing
only
three
men
^
achin
g
innin
g
harder.
In
the
first
'
'
You
opIt is the general consensus of
MEET HERE SATURDA Y
inion that the weakness of the team 1 should see some home runs today. batte d for Bloomsbur g and few more
The tea m 's hitting- hasn ' t been ov- > t'or the other side. The game looked
was the third biisnmm , Mr , ^hortess ,
Nine Schools Entered In
strong this year but it is coming as if the score would be pr etty low .
er
yet
who hasn 't caught a ball
. It1 was i
t
ough
luck
second
inn
in
the
A
little
;
up.
The
whole
team
has
reached
its
innin
g
and
errors
in
the
last
his two
First Meet
Mr. Rorem 's one that lost the game . j¦ climax in ba seball abilit y now . They ing allowed Wyo min g two runs , They :
,
>
are expectin g to send Dickinson home also scored two in the thi rd . No more ¦
Let 's tighten up now .
sign
A
s
a
of
its
interest in high
'
game
'
scoring
was
done
in
the
whole
I
empty-handed.
s
get
oj.it
Let
and
help
.
good
game
un¦
pitched
a
Mr . Keller
when Wyoming got a run on school athletics and its promoti on "of
til he hurt his ankle and his arm I: The line-up will probabl y be as except
!] mass athletics in all schools the
two consecutive three base hits .
weakened in the sixth innin g , when follows : 21)
Bloomsburg State Normal School isKane .
.
Bloomsbur g Normal can well be sued
Mr. Hall relieved him . Mr . Nelson |
invitations to . all .su rrounding "
I
(Jarrity.
|
If.
proud of their outfield . They can |high schools
played a stellar game behind the bat
to a mammoth track
Bradshaw. c
and with Mr . Reams, held stolen bas- |
| catch anythin g that comes within |meet to be held here on Saturday.
AJcGrath , oh .
I sprinting distance and they do. Each i l\Iay 20th . Those who accepted the
es down to zero . Mr. Hausknecht
Austin , ib.
played on his toes and made an out
j outfield man had three outs , many j invitation are Benton , Berwick ,
Rushin , rf.
i of the se nine were spectacular catch- ; Bloomsburg , Nanticoke , Newport j
in left field and scored two hits .
,
Stoker
p.
!
es and were instrumental in holdin g- Township , Scrantmi Tech and Wilkes
relief
Kiwanis
the
'
Mr. Fisher ,
Vanbuskirk v cf.
down Wyoming 's score .
pitcher , pitched a steady game. He ]
Riemer , ss.
Joe Kane has at last hit his stride Bane .
struck out a few of the Faculty in- i
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It is a very illustrious -and imposand is playing a beautiful game at
vincibles. He had good supp ort in
list of schools. All of them are "
ing
; second base. Saturday he was airt he infield , especially in Mr. Wells [ AUDITORIUM EXERCISES
j
In
the
Bloomsburg Normal region and
,
havin
g
tight
four outs and one asand Mir. Ent.
ON FRIDAY |j sist. He captains
i
have
friends
at this school. As a rethe
very
team
in
a
game
and
interestin
g
It was a very
sult
there
will
be keen rivalry on
j clever manner .
the Kiwanis were very much interWhat
happened
to
the
auditorium
the
side
lines
and
no entry will lack
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,
Austin
,
big
Arch
first baseman
the
ested in winning . They almost mobb- exercises scheduled for last Friday?
encouragement.
|
day
made
the
feature
play
of
the
gave
the
when
he
ed the score keeper
Accordin g to the program the hour |
There will be quite a bi t of splenFaculty credit for four runs . He took was set aside for an Ensemble by the when he dove to the ground and
Mr. Jackson 's word as an authority , musical organizations. There was to caught a hot drive which seemed to dor attached to this great event inbe a sure hit. Our opponents will ! eludin g trophy cups , medals and honhowever.
be a grand finale , a shout of joy, a I soon
learn that it is not safe to play iora ble mention . Members of the stuyet
to
umpires
best
the
I
One of
diapason , as it were, of the musical
dent body and fac ulty will be called
have officiated on our field was Jack- activi ties of the entire school. The Austin 's corner—he is invincible.
j
to officiat e.
Bradshaw
and
McGrath
deserve
j
ob.
He
had
Rowlands who ran this
plan included selections by soloists , credit because they are the only two ! iipon
Only
one entry has annou nced
,
because
it's
j
ob,
too
ult
a most diffic
the quarte ts, the glee clubs , the orpretty tough to call them on the chestra , piano , the entire assembly, that hi t. They did their valorous and |himself from Bloo msburg High
profs'. At least we will now under- etc. The Music Dep artmen t had ap- praiseworthy deeds in the same inn- . School , Army Keller. He is quite
ing. We came close to a score as a i well known by Normal students and •
stand any flunks he may get.
peared it is true at least three times. reult
they all j oin in wishing him su ccess.
Kiwanis
B. S N. S. Faculty
But these exercises had been for enoughof. these hits—but not close
Englehart , c some specifi c purpose. They did not
H all ,' ss, p
. The game was in teresting from a
White , cf include the activities of the whole
INTERPRETER OF LIFE
Reams , 2b
spectator
in t and Wyoming
lb.
En t,
N elson , c
School in the field of music at one was nevers standpo
sure of victory until the
Weller , :5b. and the same time. Instead of s"uch game
"We want teachers of superior aJ ac kson , l b , ss
was
over.
You can 't tell what bility.
Heistand , p. a grand and ambitious program the
trained , cultured and traveled
H a uskn ech t , If
Jury , If. studen ts were allowed to hear a se- the fighting Bloomsburg: boys will do. with a broad outlook and understand- .
Shor te ss, 3b
The team received excellent treat- ing of lif e, so that they may interFisher , If., p. lection or two on the new victrola. ment
Rorem , cf , lb
while at Wyoming and they pret correctly for our boys and girls
Tr esco t t , 2b. There was not even a reading of the
Keller , p., I f
"
appreciate it.
sure
did
,
Hippensteel ss. Scrip tures nor the singing of any
Riemer , rf
The
summary:
P ursel , rf. hymns . It was a disappointment to
Rhodes , rf .
BLOOMSBURG
Brominski , rf. . 0 1 2 0 0
Score by innings :
those who knew the outlines of the
r
h
o
a
e
Donchess
, cf . . . . 1 0 1 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 3 2—5 en tire assembly program for the yenr Kane , 2b
Kiwanis
0 0 4 1 0
Tellier
,
c
1 1 4 1 0
.
0—<1
3
0
0
1
0
0
1925-1926.
Faculty
Garrity, I f
0 0 3 1 0
Edwards , 2b. . . . . 1 3 3 2 0
Bradshaw, e
0 1 1 2 1
Apler , If
1 l 0 0 0
McGrath , 3b
ECHO OF B. S. N. S.
1 1 1. 1 2
PICNIC LUNCH A SUCCESS
Lustig, lb
1' I 12 2 0
Austin , lb
0 0 9 1 0
Ayres, p .
0 2 1 3 0
At the State Norm al School of
The picnic lunch on Tuesday was Rushin , r f
0 0 3 0 0
Bellinghnm , in the State of Washing0 0 0 2 1
Totals
5 11 27 11 1
ton , the students and teachers sing a great success. The students turned Stoker , p
Many
of
Vanbuskirk
beautifully.
out
the
teach,
cf.
.
.
0 0 3 0 0
which
runs
Bloomsburg
000 000 000—0
a song the first line of
0 0 0 3 0
Seminary
022 001 OOx— 5
as follows : "Far above the bay 's blue ers also were there. Some brought Riemer , ss
Two base hits—Aplor , Tell ier , Edwaters." The principal of that nor- their wives. The food was very palTotals
0 2 24 11 4
wards. Three base hits—Lustig, Aymal school , Mr. Charles Fisher, was atable and there was plenty of it.
WYOMING
res. Stolen bascR—Brominski , Riemonce principal of our School . It lookfi In addition to the food there was
j
oy
hilarity
.
and
We
much
hope
that
r
h
o
a
e
er , Hrisko 2, Donchess 2. Bases on
echo
of
our
were
an
there
though
as
0 1 4 2 1 bolls—Stoker. Struck out—b y Ayres
"Alma Mater " in the song sung at there may be a repetition of this.fes- Palermo, 3b
Hrisko, ss
tivity in the near future.
0 1 0- 1 0
5; Stoker 1.
Bellinghnm?

MAROON AND GOLD

NICK

VANBUSKIRK

CAPTAIN

TEACHERS

tificat e. Others secure credits acceptgree ' since the work is all on a col- .
lege basis.
The prestige of our School also
plays a large par t in influencing the
teachers in service to enroll here.
They know that this School has many
strong and forceful graduat es in the
field. This has influenced many a student to turn toward our Alma Mater . .
An it em worthy of consideration
is the small expense. There is no
charg e for tuition . The expenses for '
board , room and laundry are at a
minimum. It costs more to study a t
home and do work in extension.
Some teachers draw attention to
the fact that there is a great saving
in time to register as a regular student. They then do not spen t so
much time on street cars, buses, or
automobiles going back and forth between their homes and the places
where courses of extension are held.
This is a big item worthy of consid- .
eration. All commuters have had
such experience.
Ideas like the above influence th e
teachers in service to attend th e
Summer Session of our Normal
School.

ATT END

ed b y colleges toward the college de-

B. S. N. S. SUMMER SESSION
By a vote of the nine letter men
in basketball , Ni ck Vanbuskirk was
There are ma ny reasons why teachelected captain for 1927. The "Ma- ers in service attend the summer sesPublished weekly during the roon and Gold " wishes to congratu- sion of our Normal School , why they
•choo! year by the students of the late the team on its choice ; we feel prefer residence to non-residence
Bloomsburg State Normal School in
work. They have here an unusual opthe interests of the students, the a- J that he will make a good captain.
portunity for enjoyable and profitJazniii and the school in general. j Lyndic Sorber pulled the vote from able study. They feel sure of doing
; the track team. He is some fast boy th eir best work and of having ?, a
wholesome recreation at the same
i and deserves the job .
EDITORIAL BOARD
time . Everything: is quiet and rest1 Many awards were made Wedrios- ful. The surroundings
are p leasant
} day i« chapel to the athletes of the and healthful .
Editor - in - chief
The Library affords such teachers
Hugo Riemer
I school. In presenting them to those
I who earned them , Dr. Riemer eom- a fine chance to study . Its books are
, mended their work . He cautioned a- well chosen and arranged with care.
Associate Editors
The chuirs and study tables are comj gainst over time work on athletics fortable . The room
Helen Andrews
is quiet. Our li! unless such is to be the life work . Ho brarians are excellent . The same may
Mildr ed Benson
i also expressed pleasure at the emerg- be said of the facilities afforded by
Betty Brooks
i ing of women in athletics and cx- our Training- School. There is a genMarion Decker
teacher-training atmosphere evi pressed a wish for more of them to uine
Grace H arlos
ery where. The work is all adapted to
| come .
the needs of teachers . Our School is
Fannie . H ilbert
Emblems Awarded
I
a teacher -training - institution and it
Kitty McHugh
! Letters in basketball — Jenkins (c) has lone; since ceased catering' to stuKathryn Phillips
McGrath , Vanbuskirk , Garrity, Sack, dents preparing- for other vocations
|
Kenneth Yocum
| Austin , Walsh , Swinehart and Cour- than that of a teacher .
Benj amin F. Lewis
! sen (manager. )
The entertainments during the
| Gold Basketballs —McGrath. Van- j summer have always been very atBUSINESS BOARD
; buskirk , Gavrity . Austin . Walsh , ! tractive . Musical recitals are schedSUGGESTION BOX
uled . Lecturers of note appear fre! Swinehart and Coursen.
John Robison
quently
.
There
are
receptions
and
Larry Coolbaugh
| Gold Footballs —Rowland (C) parties enjoyed by faculty and stuThe Suggestion Box of which we
• Swinehart , Riemer , McKelsky, Walsh
spoke
in our last issue may be found
dents.
One
of
the
attractive
features
Strokosky, McGrath , Bradshaw Metat
the
entrance to the former Staff
Price 51.50 -per calf , Rushin , Hawkins . Sorber , . StokSubscription
of
the
summer
session
has
been
the
j
sehoel year for resident students and sir Keen was a letter man but re- picnic lunches to which all are in- Office. All students and teachers who
interested in the welfare and im- •
alumni.
ceived bis gold football last year . 1 vited , regular students , day students I are
provement
of the School are invited
and
teachers
.
j
matter
at
Entered as second class
j Carpenter was a letter man but left j
drop whatever suggestions they
the Bloomsburg Post Office , Blooms- j school before the end of the year. ; One feature of the summer -ses- I to
may have to make , into this box . The
burg, Pa .
! Kenneth Vanbuskirk was a letter-man ! sion that is worthy of note is the suggestions
may be signed or unsigncampus
and school life. This is someOffices : 113 Main Building, B. S. i but graduated in February .
ed.
They
will
receive careful consid- •
thin
g
which
teachers
in
service
can;
N. S-, Bloomsb urg, Pa .
Lettei-s in Track—Austin , Johns .
eration
and
be
executed if at all posnot have while taking- courses in ex- sible.
"The News about you, of you , ; Kushij i. Sorber , Kunyuck (C) . Rob- j tension
,
.
Such
life
means a great deal j
; inson , Oavies. Coursen (Mana ger) ; It makes it possible
written for you. "
for teachers to
Letters in baseball—Kane (C) f orm lifelong friendsh
ips. Students :
. Austin. Garrity , Rushin , associate , one with the other and ex- !
REORGANJZAT1ON OF STAFF j! Bradshaw
You Can Get
McGrath , Keen. Roan. Stoker , Fowl- change ideas in rega rd to their pro- j
•
ev
.
fession as well as to life in general, j
Jud ging t' :*om the way the copies
It At
girls—Jessie
Letters
awarded
the
There
is nothing like such an asso- j
Gold
are
distribat tho Maroon and
j Zimmerman , Marie Grier , Kdna Bro- ciation with growing and progressive
-utei}. or rather not distributed , the |therton , Lucille Kaufman. Sophia teachers.
RITTERS
subscribers have a right to demand a t Posiadliek , Margaret Smith , MavgswThe teaching staff of our School
, Helen Kellam , Mildred will be better than ever next sumreor ganization of the stafF. The pap- i et Lenahan
, Helen Dickenson .
I
Hausch
mer . For teacher training purposes
ers ate now placed in some out of
Compliments of
this
school has sup
teachers;
Numerals
awarded
to—Pauline
the way corner of the Girls ' Dormi- ; Welliver , Helen Jenkes , Verna Med- They are well trainederior
scholastically
Bloomsburg Har dware Co
tory . Only a few of the students \ ly, Stasia Zimol zaek , Ml»rguarite. and profession ally. Their experience
know where. About one thousand co- ': Nchaffer , Helen Hess, Sadie Zapp, An- has been long and wide. This makes
Bloomsburg, Pa.
it possible for them to be of real valp ies of the Maroon and Gold arrive na Suiti' h , Blodwen Edwards.
ue to the teach ers in service anxious
every Friday. NV> more than hal t* that
to improve in
profession .
BEGINNIN G OF THE END
j The summer their
number reach the subscribers. The j
session
at our School
affords
the
tea
chers
in
service u
names of the members of the stall'
Last Thursday, May 20th , tho Senappe ar each week. That 's an honor. iors gathered in the dining-room to chance to improve their educational
ment. They can secure teaching
Jack Geistwite
However , only one or two members } attend the annual Senior banq uet. equip
certificates
of
types.
all
Some
fulfill
do any thin g . The rest loaf and shirk i Arthur Jenkins acted as toast-master the requirements of the Normal CerStudio of Photography
continued to show his eompetheir duty. That' s a disgrace . Some- ! and
tenet '. Thelmn Fuller led the singing
124 E. Main St.
thin g sho uld be done . The members I with .Jessie
Zimm erman at the piano.
should cither resign or their names 1 In order that tho group might fully
should bo removed by order of the appreci ate the program the banquet
J. E. ROYS
Faculty Committee. There arc stu- was serve d first. After the menl which
JEWELER
dents here willing and anxious to be was prepared by Miss Ward , was
j BIoomsburg » Pa.
¦oT service in tho publication of our thoro ughly enj oyed , th e program was
weekly.
given which was as follows:
¦ '¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ '¦' ! ¦ ¦ ¦. ¦ ?
"
j Solo , Thalia Kitchen; Speeches by f "
When you want
Dr . Riemer and Mr. Wilson; selee- "
NEW PLAN FOR
¦¦¦
M A ROON AND GOLD tions by Do uble Male Quartette ; re- '#¦
f
groups
sume of the class by
, Primary
;
Group,
F.mily
Davies
Intermediate
There is a plan under wuy whoreby the Maroon and Gold will be pub- Group, Mlary Penman ; and Junior
lished during the summer session. In High Group, In ez Wintersteim ; Viofac t, it may be published throu ghout lin solo , Bill Jones accompanied by
t he ye ar , a copy each week for a per- Marian Pickott ; speeches, Miss ConWhen you think of
iod of fifty weeks. Durin g vacation way and Miss Mason ; selections by
the Double Mixed Quartette, A fter
go to
¦students would receive their paper gro
up singing which closed with the
SHOES
.through the mail. If this plan gotm
through copies of the Maroon and Alma Mater , the first of the Senior
Gold will then also bo sent to pros- closing activities was' ended.
Think of
pective students ns soon as they register in ordev to inform them of var!
LOUIS BERNHARD , SR.
ious things required to become duly
BUCKALEW'S
registered students at this School.
67 years of service
, Confectionery
Dean Sutlifl' will tell them i;n this
WATCHES,
DIAMONDS
AND
way how to secure their nipdieal cerThey Serve the BEST
tificates , their high school, credenJEWELBY
,,
how
ti-ils and chnvneter certificates
First National Bank Bid*.
to take examinations to satisfy en1 ¦
¦¦
¦¦
trance requirements , etc.
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Friday, May 26, 1926.

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REIL LY'S

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LOCAL HAPPEN INGS

SENI OR VAUDEVILLE

COMMENCEMENT
BACH FESTIVAL AT
BETHLEHE M, MAY 14-15

Makes big hit

COMMITTEES V^jj

The committees which were aphave worfted faithfully
The nationally famous Bach Fes- poin ted and successful
pleasant
Lar ge Audience For
very
for
a
tival again drew its crowds of music co mmencement programand
as folare
Varied Program
lovers to the old Packer Church at lows :
por t Hi gh School , slipped in and o ut
I Bethlehem . They came from all parts
without disturbance last Saturday.
Gen eral Commencement Commitspiri t to get
Last
Friday
night
Senior Class |of our country in the
Robbins , La ura Man n ,
tee—Grace
Mr. Nelson brought Pat.sie to th« staged a vaudeville the
yearly
religious
most
out
of
this
I
the
to
raise
money
Margaret Isaacs, and
Zielinski,
Laura
'
picnic lunch. She's a fine little girl . to pay for the large p icture in colors |fete.
Kaufman.
Lucille
The .sermon to the gradua ting class to be found in the hall of the main i The Bach Choir , under Dr. J. Fred
Invitation Committee—Helen Stawill be preached by Reverend Berg- building. The picture is "Pilgrims j Wolle , that master-director of Bach ,
pinski
, chairman; Helen Kellam, Eland
tonation
with
beautiful
sang
in
stresser at 2:30 on Sunday afternoon . Going to Church " and is very beau, Margaret Scanlon , Gereanor
The Certificates for the graduates tiful in its portrayal of colonial cus- religious fervor , a magnificient pro- aldine Kvans
Aul.
gram, incl uding six cantatas, a motet
of June 1920 have been signed by toms and costu mes.
Cap and gown committee—JacK
and the great Mass.
Dr. Riemer.
At 8:15 the curtain rose on Milly i for double choir
co-operation
of
splendid
, chairman-; Mabel Davies,
Rowlands
With
the
!
The proof of the catalog has been Boyd and her Famous P'our. And fa- ( thirty members of the Philadelphia Edna Brptherton
mous they made themselves, sing ing j Symphony, the Choir sang on Friday Laura Stevens. , Mary Martin and
read.
Mr. -John Davis , of the Williams - variou s popular songs in perfect har- 1 the short Bach .compositions with
Dance Committee—Kitty McHugh,
mony. Their clothes were fine only
Miss Dorothy Skinner , teacher of they
; Josephine Gavey , Irene
appeal.
Whenever
possible
in
chairman
deep
have worn suspenders. the Bach Festivals, the chora les in Guffrovitch
Art in Pittsburgh , visited our School Marie should
, Evelyn Bomboy and
Corcoran , Alice Carter , Jule their simpled setting are sung by the James Jones
on Saturday.
.
IVisbeck , Doris Evans were the black
Class Night Committee—Helen
The grounds look very b eautiful. hamony boys who did the singing. audience, and the several inc luded in
Much of this is do to the industry of •¦ "The Bloomsburg Players " mem- |the Friday programs were welcomed O'Dell , chairman ; Margaret Killian ,
'
Margaret Campbell , Mildred Kelly,
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Mli-. McHenry .
bers of which arc always present and j by the audience .
Marie Grier .
and
The
climax
of
the
Festival
came
|
The Seniors are windin g up their p articipating wherever talent is |
Day Commit tee—.Charlotte
Ivy
work here. Tomorrow forenoon will \ shown , presente d "The Robbery " a j Saturday afternoon with the singing Deebel , chairman;
Marian Schelbert,
|
wonderful
chorof
the
Mass.
It
is
this
one act comedy. It was quit? good.
be their last session.
Peg Patrick.
Hockberg
Mary
and
always
of
Bach
which
has
triumph
!
al
Helen Sutliflf , '23 , spent the week The star of the play was Hope la great appeal. On Saturday after- j Usher Committee—Millicent Van
end with her parents . She* sang- in the Schalles , who played the part of the noon , thousands of people, who were j Zandt , Fannie HiFbert and Margaret
timid , blushing , but yet designing
Presbyterian choir on Sunday.
maid
. She. won. Blake Stokes, VVm. unable to get seats in the church , sat J Lambert.
Committee —Margaret
Last Thursday evening was a free Rushin
under the trees , following their ! Program
ably supported her .
,
Marj
orie
Emmitt
Dave y and Emily
period for all. Miss Conway granted
grandeur
listening
I
scores
and
to
the
The renowned Double Quartette
Davies.
permission freel y from 'the depth of entertained
well ." A radio program of Bach's music .
i was given includin
her genero us heart .
g songs, weather
Bethlehem has become known as j Ticket Committee—J eanette RusThe trolley lines out of Blooms- reports, and a bed time story by Ben- the Bach City. What higher tribute \ sell , Ruby Plotkin and Dot Troy.
; The committees are working hard
burg will soon be a thing of the past. ny Lewis. They then gave a pleasing could be paid to it?
to perfect the plans for their share
New buses have taken the p lace of picture of themselves in twenty years
of the progra m and with such comthe eiectric cars.
trying out the old songs they used MISS MASON SECURES POSIpetent leaders we hope and know we
On Saturday Mr. D . T. Thomas , of to sing. This part of the program was
shall
able to vote the commenceTION
AT
EAST
NORTHFIELD
I
j ment be
the class of 18.99, called at the Busi- much enj oyed.
program
of 1926 , "the best yet'*
ness Office with four prospective stu- | Daisy Alleman gave a very inter- j Miss Mason has secured a position !
dents.
.
j esting reading on two little boys who as librarian at a seminary located at;
UT
The teachers have be/in disappoint- ! were" present at the end of the world. East Northfield, Massachusetts . This ¦ BUT WHAT ABO
YOUR
TEACHERS ?
She
shows
some
real
talent
and
the
ed. about their gowns. The stores j
affords her an opportunity to be
were, all sold out before they came. ; school will be glad to have her back nearer her father who is growing old. '
year.
Too bad ! Try earlier next time .
, "Are they men who can stand in a
|ne xt.
Mill y Boyd and Mae Gable then j She has desired to live nearer her
father 's place .
On account of the circus the Train- entertained on guitars. They played father for some years than she did i Who
paid , best paid , by the aring- School had no session on Monday I some popular music very well. Their here at Bloomsburg:. The entire j dentareface
afternoon. However, not many chil- j act was entitled "A Bit of Hawaii. " School regrets that Miss Mason must ; When boyhood gives, as b »yhood can
d»-en went to the circus.
i Thalia Kitchen gave us a delight- j; leave. She has won for herself ~ a j Its love and faith to a fine true man?
On Wednesday a member of the j ful taste of "The Boulevards of Par- j place in the hearts of all st udents No printed word nor spoken plea
Department will be here to examine is " in her song and dance act . In i! and teachers of Bloomsburg. Howev- ¦ Can teacH young hearts what men
the credentials of the graduates of her song about flowers all the mem- er , we commend her action in this
should be,
i Not
Ju ne .
bers of the audience almost got up case.
all the books on all the shelves,
Mr. Rhodes held two extension to buy. If all Paris is like that we'll
But what the teachers are themselves."
classes last week. He is makin g up all move over there.
Jewel and George Waito , two of
the times that he missed on account
the training school children, danced
of his tllnness.
GRUEN WATCHES
EXPERT IN CLASSROOM
According to the reports in Mr. for us. Jewel gave a Spanish Dance
George did the Charleston. PretAt
!I "Most of the vital problems in the
R hodes ' Office , the students of this and
ty
clever!
yea r are b eing p laced very well. Some
j future of the nation are to be deter"The Mysterious Quartette " preof the students have secured excel- sented
SNEIDMAK
'S
JEWELERY
STORE
j mined in the classroom and we need
a black face comedy act inlent positions.
i the best of experts to preside there."
cluding ban .j o-uke and mandolin duAt an institution like ours it takes ets , songs, dances , sto r ies, jokes. Bea lot of mo ney to pay for the wages sides these things the great secret of
i
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a nd salaries of . those employed. It who they were was revealed. They ¦
¦¦ m
i4»
m
m
m
n m
EVENTUALLY !
amounts here to more than $400 ,000 are John Kanyuck , George Sack, Viclor a period of two years.
tor Anskis and Ben Lewis. They
—and because you must
The Department of Public Instruc- would go good on the va udeville
stages.
.
tion intends to distribute copies of
do it eventually —and bethe elementary courses of study a- j Wow! how th at boy Kanyuck ga ve
cause the longer you wait
mong the graduates of the Normal a dance , sh u ffle , Charleston and evng,
ery
thi
Benny
Lewis
sang
a
beauSchools. The courses of study for the
the older you grow—
tiful solo. Kanyuck also told of the
rural ^voup have already arrived.
therefore do it
j pathetic death of his hobo partner.
Assets over
He
died—and
I
took
his
hat
and
"
REPAIRS PROGRESS
shoos and caught the east-bound
Three and One Quarter
NOW-— Today if possitrai n. "
to
procontinuin
g
The repairs ure
ble !
Sack and Anskis on the uke and
Millions
gress. The metal stairs are being e- mandoli n avo fast becoming the leadrt'cted in the fire tower of the annex ing entertainers of the age. We esSit f o r y o u r
The Str ongest Bank in the
ta the dining; hall. The second lire peut to see their names blir/el forth
Portrai t!
tower has been begun. In fact , the on Broadway next season.
tiles are being laid. The work on the
Coun ty Invites Your
The committee is to be congratukitchen has advanced beyond all eK- la ted on the success of their show.
pectutions. Steam fittings have arrivBusiness
ed. It looks like the coming of a
MISS
FLETCHER
ENTERTAINS
brand new school.
A, Z. Schock , President
Wednesday evening, Miss FletchADDRESSES DURING 1926-1927 er delightfully entertained her stuPr ank W. Miller , Vice-president
Or. West will be with us again dent teachers at the Country Club.
Wm . H. Hidla y, Treasurer '
year to deliver four talks such. A good time was had by all.
1 next
as we enj oyed this year. There are
H. Mont gomery Smith ,
to be other talks of like nature to
NO
SCHOOL
MONDAY
minlocal
the
by
be given one each
Trust Officer
There will be no session of the
isters on character building or. the
to
Monday,
afford
School
on
alj
stuproOver the Post Ofllc*
development of personality. This
an opportunity to
mises to be very helpful and inspir- dents and teachers Day.
observe Memorial
ing1.

Brief Mention Of People
You Know

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was highl y commendable. Then there
were me ets with the freshmen of
The activities in athletics during - i Bucknell University and with the
this yoar have been ideal. There have teams from Dickinson and "Wyomin g.
never been *o many participants in ' Many of our students part icipated in
football as we saw on the gridiron these meets.
A CT I VITI E S I N A T HLETI C S

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last fall. A n d this was t r u e in sp ite
of the wretched w eather. M a n y of
our students theref ore , shared in t h e
benelits of this Great A m e r i c a n
Game. Its blessings were not confined to a few well chosen p e r f o r m ers.
The siime may be said of hockey.
This was :i n ew a c t i v i t y here . There
had never been a field set aside for
this .L ' anie but m a n y yirls took part
in the fall and learned to play t h e
ganif be fore t h e end of the season.
O u r S'chool lias always t a k e n .u reai
inter est in basketball. Thi s season was
not an except ion. ;\Dany t e a m s were
f o r m e d fr om a m o n g the hoys as well
as th e "'iris and the t o u r n a m e n t was
a threat success.
Hie seaso n is al ways short for
baseball. This year has been as bad
as a n y as f a r as t h e w e a t h e r was
co ncerned . A n d yet th reat i n t e r e s t
lias been shown . The .u ii'Is have play ed the iraiiie . There was t h e besi ot "
spirit in t h e i r yaines a nd t h e i r tourn a m e n t prove d very successful. A n d
t he f a c u l t y came out too . T' ^ i r
panics added to t h e spiri t and e n t h u siasm for t h e horse-hide sphere.
T e n n i s has been more popul ar t h a n
ever. !n a d d i t i o n to t h e i n t e r e s t on
the part of all a t e n n i s team was developed which played W y o m i n g Seminary and made an excellent showing.
In nccoi dance with i n d i c a t i o n s a n o t h el' t hree or f o u r c o u r t s will hav e (o
he added to th ose which \ve already
have.
Interest in field and track has also
been keen. A relay team was sent to
t h e Carnival at t h e University of
I'ennsylvania. The showing it made

BLOOMSBURG TIES W Y O M I N G

T E N N I S TEAM

S a t u r d a y o u r newest v a r s i t y t e a m
j o u r n e y e d to W y o m i n g Seminary to
c o m p e t e w i t h t h a t school in t e n n i s .
A h h o u g h ou r te.-'.ni was composed
o f i n e x p e r i e n c e d m a t e r i a l t h e y exh i b i t e d a fine b r a n d o( t e n n i s . N o t
one m a t c h did mil 1 riv.i ] w i n w i t h o u t
a hard and b i t t e r struggle . Captain
S u t l i i l ' wa> t h e o u t s t a n d i n g p e r f o r m er f o r Old N o r m a l . In singles he
w o n his m a t c h (M . (!- 1 : and in t h e
d o u b l e ,m a t c h ;e a m e d w i t h . Ken Lew, is t h e y w o n a c l e a n cut \ i o ' ov y .
The i i;hiT w i n n e r in " h e s i ng l e s
was ". la n i i e " .l; .inisor. 11< d e f e a t e d
his o ppo'.u-r; '. i;-u . l t \ u 'J. I n :lr.s
m a t c h • l a i v . i e p u l l e d :i n u m b e r k it
s p e c t a c u l a r p!:n s. l i e %\ ; is p i t i i i i :> g a i n s t a s t e a d . y. e \ p e r u -iu cii l> ' t . W i h a \ ' e b e ep , h e a v i n g rin:ii l :> ;ibo ;i! :'.
st ra w b e s r x
s u i i i i a t . W i : 1. > . -:v.c l >r.e
p l e a se d e a r v < p ;h i > i v ,y > : i :> - '.' l l e : p
u s o u t .Mmivn' c .

lo b s " ,c l o r i o n s l> ' . T i n - ..:::.. \ . ' h>
o p p o n e n t l o o k 'h~rr. :>y > ; ; • : : .m ":> '.::
in

few

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This is an ape of specialization.
One can not ice this fac t in all phases
of modern lift 1 . Som e specialize in
medi cines , others in la w, still others
in teachin g 1, etc. About the School in
Sprin g ' many speciali ze in aiVeclion.

Columbia Theatre
Satur da y, Ma y 29th.

"The Fighting
Youth "
With Wm. Fa irbanks
and Paulino Garon
Monda y and Tuesda y

•

The Sensation of the Season
A Thrillin g - Epic Drama

. •.: ,r Fooiv.'oar For Less .

"The
Johnstown Flood''

HAINES

SHOE WIZARD

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J. ECKER
The Latest Spring j
We 've a letter from a friend •
4 Doors below Marke t Square
and Summer Fashions
advising us that he has in conin Mens ' Suits and OvKRAUSS'
j stant use a rug, woven from
ercoats.
|strips of Hemingway suits that
CASH GROCERY
M ade t o y our measure
j he 'd worn out after years of
The
Nearest
Grocery
Store
to
•or
( service. And t-he rug is giving

R ead y to Wear
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Bart Pursel
Dry Cleaning and
Repairing Our Hobby

VICT ORIA THEATR E

the "Normal" .

A full line of
|as much wear as the suits did.
Quality Groceries and Candies. i
The temptation to say someCor. Wood and Third Sts.
thing j ocular about our "rugged clothing " is almost too
great to resist, but as a matter
of fact , there 's no j oke about
The Big Clothing Store
the long-wear qualities of our
With It' s One L ow Pri c e
suits and topcoats.

Lowenbergs

to All Invites St ude n ts t o

Examine the Newest and
Latest in
—«—^—

/isit Here Durin g

ATTRACTI

Men ' s Wear
.

LE ADER STORE CO.

SENIOR WEEK

BIG

SPECIALIZATION

with
M organs. He :-ls- <• >. .. - . . -.:. -. .- , .... .'
iGror .Lre O'Brien & Great Cast
:4t5 W . Mai ; : St.
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. n d of t h e semv : .:: , .:s: .. . ¦?> ••» ':-.r
i
he was playing. The C:.y:.: ,' ~. , : ; :\i
The Most Realistic Picture
Seminary quar tette. This :v...:oh w;-:s FO R SNAPPY
Ever Taken
SPRING DRESSES
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The Slogan

Clothing of All Kinds

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We Stand behind

Fred R. Hipp ensteel

COMPLIMENTS OF
WOOLWORTHS

H i * i L e w i s, < ¦ ; , ; ¦ m > . ; : "'" .: :. ^ i . . - v.i :
w i e l u e r . l e s l t i ¦ :i ger. r. '. s . Im " ¦ " ¦ . . : : ; ( . .
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t l i r o u g l i : .¦ h e a v y 1 ¦:: t r:it ^ i
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Arcus Women 's Shop
The Store of Quality
and L ow Price
]32 West Main St.

"All-wa ys Reliabl e"

' t errifi c t h r o u g ho u t t h e t w e n t y g a m e s
' com prising - t h e m a t c h . The l i t t l e g'ia u t f r o m o u r <¦ hool pulled one spect a c u l a r p lay a f t e r a n o t h e r but in t h e
¦ end was d e f e a t e d b y ( lie unceasin gl i n e of ch a t t e r t h r o w n o u t b y his j
I
| t a l k a t i v e o p p o n e n t . He a n d . l a m i e
m
u
t
c
h
.
d
o
ub
l
e
:
w e r e p a i r e d in t h e
The y w e r e d e t e r m i n e d t o w i n t h e i r
match. 1 hiring the intermissi on which
f o l l o w e d t h e singles m a t c h e s t h e y
f o r m e d t h e i r p l an of a c t i o n , AH ho
' h e pla n w a s c a r r i e d out in every det a i l i h e e x p e r i e n c e of t h e o n e m a n
t e a m w h i c h opposed t h e m b r o u g h t
results and t h e match ended.
As a w h o l e o u r t e a m did v e r y well.
To h a v e t i e d t h e present. S e m i n a r y
t e a m iv i n d e e d a feat w o r t h reeiignit ion ,
\ i \t S a t u r d a y a r e t u r n match will
be p l a y e d on o u r c o u r t s. C a p t a i n S u i hti ' a n d his m a l e * p r o m i se us a vic!i« r > . This is not mere bragging. It
i- a s t a t e m e n t based on c a r e f u l c ;tlci' k s u w s ir:uhered at t h e recent
maivh.

O NS

John W. Knies , Mgr .

Bloomsburg

Pa .

"Quality Is Remembered
Long After Price is Forgotten. "

There are no better fabrics ¦'
than th ose we use ; no higher
standards of workmanship
than ours.

And if you 're finicky about
good style , you 'll find plenty
of that in 'em , too !
New Spring Suits
$25 $30 $35 $40
New Spring Topcoats
$25 $30 $35

HEMIN GWAY S