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COMMENCEMENT ACTIVITIES
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PREPAR ATIONS BEING
NOW PLAYING A BIG ROLE FACULTY-COMMITTEES
the announc ement made
MADE FOR FIELD MEET ! by Following
EOR COMMENCEMENT
Dr. Reimer on April 22 , our Com-
Room 33
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MORE FACULTY
MEMBERS TO LEAVE
Miss Edna Munro , inst ruc tor of
Physical Education for women, has
mencement exercises will undergo a
resigned as a member of the faculty.
great
change.
Instead
of
graduating
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Miss Munro came to Bloomsburg two
Wherever one looks now, girls are \ June 8, Commencement will take
It is now very evident that com- years ago and has done very much in
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to be seen walking on three legs ; ona p lace at 10 o 'clock on f'Viday morning mencement is drawing near, for no t
leg1 ; j ump ing through hoops; p lay ing June 5. This shift will necessitate a j', only are the Seniors talking and raising the standards of physical eduleap frog or doing many other stunts, j change in the other chiss activities. j thinking about it but the faculty is cation , and has aroused much interest
I wonder why ?
I Senior exams will begin the week also taking an active part in its prep- in women's athletics in this instituThe other day we heard some one •»f May 25 ending May 30. On Sun- ; arations. Faculty committees have tion. She has been instrumental in
say tlutfc there ia to be a field meet on day, Miiy ¦j \ , at 10 o'clock , the Bac- j been appointed to help the Seniors the forming of the Athletic Leaders .
May 20th , in which , everyone from calaureate sermon will be delivered , make this the best commencement group which trains the women to aclii-at {:rauOfs to members of the fac- ' j lien the Senior vacation , another j'; ever held here. They are as follows : cept leadership in girls athletics and
ulty will participate. It will .take in nvw idiM , will start and last until 1 1. The General Committee—to in the general work of the depart•
ment. Besides a regular teaching
Lack to our childhood days (and few June o. Dur^-.g this time the
; keep in touch with the activities of schedule, Miss Munro has found time *
.Seniors
haven 't outgrown lh£m; when we will do whatever they deem best. It ' the various sub-committees : 0. H.
used to take a day oft to go to the 4- is within these dates that Class Day i Bakeless, Chairman ; Mr. E. H. Nel- to take an interest in outside activities and she is always willing- to lend
r.n .^ circus and feed the elephant pea- uni: Ivy Day programs will be given. ; son , Miss Jessie Pat terson,
hand to students. Her help
a
nuts. There; won 't be any elephants Thu date for the banquet is not yet i 2. Committee
for
placarding to helping
the
staff
of the Maroon and Gold
in the event , but wa might try feed- j et , but the dance will be held Thurs- grounds and buildings so that guests
greatly
apprecia ted and we
has
been
ing: sosie of the kangaroo s for there day ii:gh L June ; J . The Commence- may easily orient themselves: Mr.
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opportunity
to express
have
taken
this
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will be some of them.
ment (rj iorcisos on Friday morning will Sutliff , Chairman ; Mr. Hall.
appreciation for all
for
our
sincere
All the teachers and Athletic: Lead- be quite diuerent
the usual pro- j 3. Class Reunion , Refreshment that she has done for us. Miss Munro
ers of Physical Education are working cedure , inoi- eaa offrom
1 and Welcome Commtitee.
Really has made many friends since coming
hard to make this th-j . big hit oi" ia instituhosts
and
hostesses
to
foster
class members
f
to Bloomsburg and her absence next
. season. Girls are having practice ev- themselves
tional loyalty and make our guests year will be greatly felt by all who .
will
preside
over
the
cxerery night and from reports the drug . lues. Certain selected members will love "Old Bloomsburg" because of its
stoves bjwo been selling quite a bit of •show
homey, cordial recognition of its old know her.
to
the
guests,
friends
,
and
relaAnother resignation is that of Mrs.
i.Uor.-. ns i n meri t. Cheer ivp, girls, tives some things which they have ' students and alum ni, Mrs. Keller,
Holmes,
School Nurge. Mr s, Holmes
work havd and win for there is a ban- been taught to do.
Chairman ; Misses Carpenter , Moyer,
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been nurse at Bloomsburg Norquet in store for the winners.
iln b;.;¦:;.•:ipy, June b, Alumni Day ) Greathead , Jenkyn , Ranson , NcGold- has
many years and has nursed
mal
Miss Post h:.s charge, of the ele- will be cclebi'ated
, at which the pres- rick, Bucher, Mrs. Hartline, Holmes, manyfor
person back to health. It
a
sick
mentary schools and Seniors while ent Senior Class will play an active ! Messrs. Black , Alber t, Hartline, Brill.
was
with
sorrow
the student body
Miss Munro is very systematically part . Despite the fact that a group
4. Committee on Alumni Meethandling the Juniors and the Junior of some forty or fifty have been tak- i ing—to arrange for program at 11:00 learned of the death of her mother,
ITo-h School. Athletic Leaders and en from the class , the class compris- ' and plan general business of meeting. who died during our Easter vacation.
other leaders of classes are taking ing appropriatel y three hundred Pres. Francis, Chairman ; Mrs. L. P. Mrs. Holmes has been succeeded by
charge of outs'dc practice, which it; :- "U;u2ri ts will :>e one of the largest ; Sterner , Miss Hattie Carpenter. Miss Lee. of the Geisinger Hospital of
looks as though it is going to be a i ever
graduated from this institution. j Messrs. Wright, Bakeless, Wal t er Danville, Pa.
har'i bah •'-.];-> .
The resignation of these two memI Jones.
The following is the list of events :
— U. S. N. S.—
bers
of the faculty make a total of
j 5. Committee on Alumni Lunch1. Shuttle Relay.
four
vacancies. Mr. Brill and Mr.
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j; eon : Miss Ward , Chairman ; Mrs.
2. Leap Frog Race and Forward SENIOR p.EE CLUB
Jenkins
who will be retired at the end
Kreider , Miss Hadley, Miss Swif t,
PARTY A SUCCESS Mrs. Holmes , Mr. Englehart.
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of the year.
3. Wheel Barrow.
C. Post Prandial Committee—
lhe long-looked-tor Senior Glee
4. Partner Relay.
toasts
and social side : Mr. Hartline ,
—B. S. N. S.—
Club party finally became a real event
5. Circle and Stride Relay.
Chairman
;
Messrs.
Nelson
,
Shortess.
on April 24. At eight o 'clock the
G. Kangaroo Race.
pleasure seekers began to arrive and ; 7. Ivy Day Program and Exercis- ARBOR DAY EXERCISES AT
7. Obstacle Race.
continued to do so until 9:30 , making es: Mr. Wilson , Chairman ; Misses
ASSEMBLY APRIL 24, 1925
8. Hoop Race.
.Johnston , Sehottenfels, Alexander.
• . reaLy dcl'glitfui group.
Spi'ing Arbor Day was celebrated
9. Sitting Circle Relay.
As a usual performance , some one ! 8. Athletic Plans—Baseball game, by the Normal Students in chapel on
10. Circle Pass Ball Relay.
person acted as orchestra while the etc. : Mr. Mead , Chairman ; Messrs. Friday, April 24. Mr. Hartline had
11. Ten Pins.
others danced. After the group was Sutliii , Hall Nelson , Keller.
(Indian Bane Ball Relay)
i iVv'fcth 'd iiimv.hr ,1 ceased for a while and ! 9. Class Night Program : Mr. Wil- arranged a very worth-while and
12. Throw and Catch Ball Relay. , a short biu pleasing program v/as giv- son , Chairman ; Misses Johnston , practical program as usual, which
was presided over by Miss Genevieve
13. Three Legged Race.
i en. Our dancin g changed to the sing- j Kulp , Stone, Bucher.
Wilson.
14. Hopping Relay.
10. Reception \o Parents. This "
ing of old Kong.s, and who wouldn 't
The Program.
(Hop , Stop and Jump).
I enjoy this ;?
even t should be one of the pleasant15. Fif ty Yard Dash.
School
As a surprise to all after the group 1 est oi" the commencement even t s and Song— "America"
16. High Jump.
Bible
Reading
Miss
Wilson
engage
the
interest
and
concern
of
all
; singing was finished , Miss Alice RugCage Ball for Everyone— Boys and gles sa ng a clunTnin g selection accom- j: members of the family : Miss Conway, Prayer and Response
School
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Girls.
|panied by Prof. C. 0. Carter. For a j Charrman ; Misses Ward , Breitenbeck- Singing— "Trees "—Joyce KilThe eighth and nin th grades of the Vluwigc Kitty Mclilcnnimen danced fir , Tro x ell , Rober t s, Nelle E. Moore ,
mer
School
Junior High School will pitch quoits ; "Me and the Boy Friend " in her usual . I Messrs. Raker , Rhodes.
Reading—Selection
on
Trees
t he firs t, second and third grade will Ii tricky manner.
Miss Gertrude Hildebrand
11. Decora tion Committee on
Finished wi th indo simple things, and the sixth and Jdividual efi' ort* wu then played gamesi stage decora tions and a]] commence- Helping a White Pino
seventh grades will have relay races. land as a finale we danced the old , but , |ment functions where floral decoraGordon Johns
Report
of
Planting
Tree
For
is desirable. Miss Swift, ChairI still aiivc: Virginia Ttool.
—B. S. N. S.-~
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This
Arbor
Day
Helen
O'Dell
THEN— "What came next? Why man ; Mis3 Wilson , Messrs. Keller, AlWELCOME , VISITORS !
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win* everybody seatedV " These ques- ber t.
—-B. S. N. S.—Spri ng is with us at last. Sunday i tions were i;oon answered by the ap12. Commit tee on Baccalaureate
certainly proved it to us all. The proac h of "eats." The ref reshments i , Sermon and Commencement ExercisWhich Are You ?
campus was dotted with girls wearing consisted of cake , ice cream, candy r Jea : Dr. Riemer , Chairman ; Miss Nolle
IE. Moore, Messrs. Rhodes, Raker.
brigh t, ligh t summer dresses, w hich und soda.
Queen of Hearts?—Queen of Diamade i t look like a huge garden of
We then returned to the pastime Sub-commi ttee—Mr. Rhodes , Chair- monds?
Which speaks for themflo w ers.
with which we began and from 10 :30 man ; Messrs. Hartline , Bakeless.
selves ; Queen of Spades? The gold
Another sign of spring was the flow till 11:00 o 'clock all enjoyed dancing ",
13. Printing Programs, etc : Mr. digger. Queen of Clubs? Knocks
of visi t ors , which always starts when Everyone had a most delightful time,, Alber t, Chairman ; Messrs. Nelson , the fellows dead.
the nice weather appears.
| Those who deserve the credit foi • Seller.
Bloomsburg Normal extends a wel- making this party a success are .Beat14. Committee on Vocal Music
—B. S. N. S.~come to alV its visitors who come to rice Geisitiger , Pauline Hasaler , Thol-- .'or . the week: Miss Patterson , Chairenj oy its beautiful campus;
ma Armstrong1 and Flossie M. Jones. man ; Mirsos Harriot Moore , Perner,
Juniors Notice.
—H. S. N. S.—
Mr.
Carter.
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N.
R.
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All Class dues must be paid before
Mary Lovun looking over tho
15. Committee for all Senior
May
0! Please keep this in mind
Ruth .Tonkins—Speaking of radioi s (.'unctions , marching, seating, general
"Frpth "— "Gee I I love men , don 't
when
that money from homo arrives !
yon?"
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HUMOR
FACULTY COMMITT EES
Everyone seems to be singing "The
FOB COMMENCEMEN T
Published weekly during the school year by the Bloomsburg State
Prisoners Song." Wo hope classes
Normal School in the interests of the students , faculty, alumni and the
don 't make them feel that way, these
Contin ued From Paj ie .1
Bchool in general.
line days.
planni ng:: Mr. Mead , Chairman ; MissSTAFF MEMBERS.
Mr. Newlywed—What an enormous
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Edison D. Harris es Munro , Post.
Editor in Chief
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It looks like a football , dear.
pic!
1 (5. Committee on preparing and
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Janell
George
Assistant Editor in Chief
Mrs. Newlywed—But , Arthur, that
distrib uting dip lom a s: M iss M ason ,
Literary Editor
Ruth Walper Chairman ; Misses Tempest , Alexand- was the smallest pumpkin I could find.
:
Fannie Hilbert er , Mrs. Wesley. Advis ory, Mr. JenAssistant Literary Editor
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Bud M.—What became of that
Mike Beshel, Betty Davis kins.
Sports Editors
handsome blonde you used to go
Cora Long
17. Tickets for the Events. Mr. i with
Circulation and Exchange
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Alumni Editor
Samuel Barrow Albe rt (will chose helpers needed). ; Bebe—Oh , she dyed.
18. Committee on orchesti'a mus- i
Margaret Jones
Humor Editor
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Dr. liiemer , Chairman ; Mr. Miller , i Mrs. Reilley— "What makes these
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Earl F ar ley
Assistant Business Manager
'' sard.nes so high?"
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Mr. Carter.
Secretarial Staff.
11). Senior Dance , Thursday, Jun e]
Grocer— "They 're imported , mum."
spon,
I.
Co
mmittee
of
Arrangements
Mrs.
Rciliey— "I'll take the domestCatherine
McIIugh
Mary Iliedix
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ors and chaperons. All the fa culty ic ones—them as had the brains to
Genevieve Wilson
Betty Brooks
velconu ; on this committee as help ers. ] swim to this country: " Reporters.
Ui: Mead , Chairman; Misses Conway, j
Alason . Jenkyn . Patterson , Grea theadJ Professor—"Er—my dear—what's
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Florence Jones
Paul Jj ansliG
Perner , McGoIdrick , Harriet Moore, the meaning of this vase of beautiful
Margaret Emmitt
John Opiary
Ale x ander , Post , Mumo , Tro x ell, Mr. flowers on the table today? "
Wilhelmina Spangenberg
Mary Isaacs
His Wife—"Meaning? Why, tond Airs. Kiemer , Raker , Rhodes , Robday
's your wedding anniversary. "
ins , Glatrk. Fisher , Shorfcess , Nelson.
Faculty Advisors
Well, well
Professor—"Indeed?
20. Com mencement general comEdna Munro
S. L. Wilson
Ah—pray
let
me
know
when
yours is
mit tee. Planning and unifying. Rea; so I may reciprocate."
Subscription Price $1.25 per school ysar for resident students and dy to consult , advise a nd ht-ij i on ,
•o mmittce not fully understandin g' J
Alumni.
' "Is that all the work you can do in
Juties
and work.
Blooms,
Entered as second class mat|.er at the Bloomsburg Post. Office
an hour?" asked Mr. Wilson.
Mr. O. H. Bakcless, Chah'man.
burg, Pa.
"W ell, sir," said Jamie, "I daresay
Mr. Nelson.
Office room , 113 Main Building, B. S. N. S., B loomsburg, Pa.
I could do more-—but I never was one
Miss Patterson.
for showing off. "
appear
Unusual interest is being disp layed by the athle tes when they
every day in their regulation outfit ready for a hard two or three hours Work
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on the diamond or track. Fellows who are not trackmen or base ball star?
but shine on the foot ball field are out doing their share of training. If
such interest is displayed by the fellows why cannot some interest be shown
cssSfc&sa
by others?
jflDavoon anfc (Bolt)
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Lack of Appreciation.
There is no doubt that our school surely shows a lack of appreciation in
some of its activities. There has not been a 100 per cent, response to anything this yeai\
Our Normal School is not so small that it cannot publish a good school
paper. Schools of smaller enrollments publish excellent papers. In this
issue we might as well mention that the school paper is the voice of the stud
ent body, faculty, and alumni. From all appe arances the student body ol
six hundred have very weak vocal ecmls.
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL PLAY
DO YOU
AT DRAMATIC CLUB MEETING
READ EDITORIALS ?
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On the regular meeting of the Dra- ONE day I
matic Club last Thursday ni ght the I1 WALKED down town
Junior High School Dramatic Club , ¦A N D heard a
under the direction of Miss Evelyn |REMARK to the EFFECT that the
Harris, gave a clover little throe-act i STUDENTS must be
play entitled , "A Ghost of An Idea. " ! DEAD up at the ¦
The first act took place in the sitting
room of a girls ' boai'ding school. The NORMAL. Judging by
second in the school room , and the THE interest they take
third , in the sitting room again. The IN outside activities ,
leading lady is a flapper who is I AM inclined to believe
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struggling with the much beloved
IT'S
TRUE.
language , Latin. She really would
like to know the subject but it seems
—B. S. N. S.—
impossible for her to learn it. While
she is studying a ghost appears and
ATHLETIC LEADERS.
gives her an idea , which proves to be
The meeting of the Athletic Leada funny one but solves her problem.
ers was held Mon day evening. Nom- I
Every member of the cast took his inations for offices for next year were
part well , and caused the audience to made and are ns follows:
enj oy many laughs. This is the; secPresident—Lueile Kaufman , Jessie
ond play given by the Junior Nigh Zimmerman Ilolen Sanderson.
Dramatic Club , the first one being
Secretary—Edna Brotherton , Evgive n under Miss Orpha Hutching*' elyn Harris , Mario Gricr.
direction.
At the next meeting the girls will
The first big production given by be elected in their respective offices.
the Dramatic Club under the direction
The following members were presof Miss Johnson , will be given in the ent:
auditorium May 22. The cast lias
Miss Munro , Miss Post, Mary Lan- boon selected and will be announced non , Betty Davis, Rachaol Bolles, Hellater. The play, entitled "Pomander en Dickinson , Florence M. Jones, Lorn '
Walk ," is an early century play and Woodworth , Edna Brotherton , Marie
involves many interesting situations. Gricr , Evelyn Harris , Edith Morris,
Watch the paper for further an- Marion Scholbert , Helen Sanderson
nouncoments concerning it.
and Jessie Zimmerman.
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Studio of Photography
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124 E. Main St.
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Dress f or Men
Cleaning and Pressing
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MU PHI SIGMA HAVE GALA TIME j LUTHE RAN GIRL S
TEXTILE AND FABRIC EXHIBIT.
ARE ENTERTAINED
A chance observer at Normal this ;
Faculty, students and everybody
pRst week might have wondered at all i A very pleasant evening was enjoy- follow the crowd to Room 33, to see
the red i*ibbons, numerou s colored ed ky a large number of Lutheran the Textiles and Fabric Exhibit, anystockings, etc., that were parading- the students in Miss Perner 's studio Tues- time between April 27 , and May 4.
famous "Halls of Learning " at Nor- day, April 21. A report of the Luth- There will be all sorts of textiles, cotmal. May his curiosity be satisfied eran Student convention held at |ton , woolen and mercerized tapestries,
when he learns that the afore-men- State College was given by Miss Le- tail'eta , silk and cotton damasks for
tioned articles constitute the pha- ona Kerstedder. She quoted a part i upholstering. Girls , here is where
raphernalia prior to riding the Mu Phi of Dr. Hanson 's sp eech o n "What you should be interested; there will
Sigma goat.
Luthez'an Students Can Contribute to be printed silks for coat linings or
Their "Moo" days culminated Fri- i Modern Life. "
house furnishings. We will also see
evening,
(i.
e.
for
day
those who obey- ! The introductio n to this was : artists designs for the above worked
ed all rules) with a banquet , the final ("What modern life is going to do to out in sev eral d ifferen t colo r sch emes
initiation and a card party. Miss i yo u depends upon what you are going and materials printed in these colors.
Ward served a sumptuous repast con o do for m odern life. Society has Creton ne designs from McGeakui Co.,
sist in g of :
n a do a n inv e st ment i n your life and o$" New York will also be on,show.
We will see pictures of the JacFruit Cocktail
ex pects a r eturn , with interest. One
Beef Steak
of the first things we must consider is s| q ua rd loom for w e aving ma ter ials of
Escalloped Potatoes
Creamed Pens ' loyalty. If you are loyal to your many colors and intricate patterns
Pickled Beets
Cranberry Cubes ho me you will accept it as an heri- from Or in o ka M ill , New York. Many
Stuffed Olives
Hot Buns j age. One of our job s today is to make people go to New York to visit MuRussian Salad
i our home the kind of one that makes seums and Exhibits and others go to
exhibit
Ice Cream and Merringuo
J all othe r homes greater and bttter. Europe. We have an unusual
neara
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uilding
in
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Sc
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Angel Food Cake
I I bis sa m e princip a l can be applied to
costs
less.
er
and
The staff room was attractively de- < yo ur church. "
All these materials were sent by the
corated with the Mu Phi Sigma insig- ¦ T he st ude nt s elec te d officers fo r
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American
Federation of Art , the
nia.
i the coming year.
Those elected
ters
of which are at Washhead
quar
As soon as the excellent fare was i were :
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The aim is to advance
ing-ton
,
c onsu me d the "braided-hair" li ttle i President
Margaret Lambert I
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Art
Education
in the United States.
girls were led around the campus for ' Vice-Pres.
Catherine Strine
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Anyone
wishing
to j oin should have
their public initiation. I think they Treasurer
R u t h M ei x ell
recommended
by a memwill tell you they enjoyed every step Secretary
Ruth Laude iheir na me
dollars a
ber.
Ann
ual
dues
of
five
of t he pa rade , especially fro m the
The faculty advisors are Miss Pernyear
are
paid
and
this
includes
subtrunk-landing to the Gym.
er and Miss Bucher.
to
the
magazine
called
scription
Of course when they arrived at the
They decided to hike to Arbutu s
Gym they were greeted by the goat,; Park Saturday, May 2, t o hav e a American Magazine of Art. From
which—well, ini tiated them ! After : weenie and marshmellow roast. A the Federation various kinds of exnumerous attempts to tame this : cordial i nvita t ion is exte nd e d t o all hibits can be secure d for schools , col»
boisterous and ferocious animal they Lu theran studen t s and their friends \ leges and universities.
gave up in vain and decided to sham- ; to join the fun. Those who desire to I Come over and view the exhibit
bl e to Science Hall where possibly a , go please notify any of the follow- j slowly, read the tags , don 't miss a
m ore inviting animal was awaiting to j ing: Pe arl Ra del , Marie Connelly or i thing.
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—B . S. N. S.—
welcome them.
Mabel Lindenmuth.
Al ter all is said and done , ho w eve r,
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Manfield Defeats Blocmsburg.
we really had a wonderful evening, i ?
Mansfield clowns the normal team
Dame R umor is re p or t ing already t ha t ^???? ?????? ^??? ^ ¦^???^ in th e ninth inning by the score 8 to
the new Mu 's are an xiously awaiting
2. The game was fast from the bethe initiation week in 192G. We wonginning
with both sides tie till the
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der why?
'ninth inning -when Hincs knocked a
The following Junior girls j oined
' double and O'llara knocked a single.
the royal ranks of the Mu Phi:
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It was a game resplendent in hits for
Nellie Schweppenheiser
Berwick
the Mansfield team and conspicuous
Mary Isaacs .
Scranton
in their absence for / ur team.
MVrtle Trembly
Lime Ridge
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Ethel Fowler
Berwick
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FRIDAY IN THE DORM.
Town Invites your
Taking advantage of their room- 1 %
mates' absence many girls in the ' j>
Business.
dorm—th oughtful , ambitious , and O
changeable—busy themselves clean- | A. Z. Schoch , Presiden t
ing, rubbing, scrubbing, and changing
Win. H. Hidlay, Cashier
their rooms until everything is clean %
and spotless.
What surprises the
room-mate gets when she returns to
her room which is no longer the same
as it was when she left a short time \
ago ! And thus it stands for another
week until Friday again overtakes the j
girls and they once more are the cause '
of a great upheaval.
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EXCHANGES ;
The Pine.
Fla gstaff State Norm al School of
Flagstaf f , Arizona , by a bill recent ly
signed by Governor Hunt , has been
made into a state Tea chers ' College. Flagstaff was also very fortunate
when the appropriations were mad e.
for two years
Their appropriation
1925-1927, was $331,444. Of th is
amount , $186,675 is appro priated for
1925-1926 and the balance , $144, 769
for the year 1926-1927. In the first
year's appropriation a sum of $51,775
is set aside for a new gymnasium.
Norma l Times.
A Farewell Banquet was given at Centra l State Normal School in honor
of Mr. Drum, who handed in his resignation as principal. Mr. Drum is being succeeded by Dallas W. Armstrong.
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Ice Cream
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Pastries
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Served at
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Quality Shop
STUDENTS ENJOY Y. W. C. A.
NORMAL PLACED SIXTH
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ALUMNI NOTES.
CONFERENCE AT KUTZTOWN
IN THE PENN RELAYS
The Y. W. C. A., (hou gh hick Ins in !|
Olga Nelson , '24, is teaching at
r;Lar?t
Belleville, N. J.
Kdith Morris , La urn M ann , Elgic n u m b e - is not lacking in .spirit.
The track team that jo urneyed to
Arline Hetler, '24 , has taught Pr utsma n , Kathryn Munro , and Marg- WcdneMla y evenin g at the regular de- Philadel phia finished sixth in the remvt Kvaft i!t(ended the Cabinet votion al meetin g, a sou^ service was lays. The unex])<:rience of one of our
.grade six at Berwick this year.
Margare t K r a f t in charge, men in the start was the cause of deheld ,
Margaret Hall , '24, is teaching first Training C-onference which was held "i' at "with
gav<> a p iano selec tion feat for our normal team. It was
Milbort
grade in the East Exchange School oL ' at Kut '/town April 24. 25 , 2(1. The
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special
nu
mber on the program. near the finish where our man lost his
the
progr
am
carried on at the Keystone
Atlas, Pa.
We
have
only
a
fe w more meet ings position and giving us sixth place.
Normal School was most inspiring and
Lucile Groflf , '24 , is teaching rural :\ very practical one.
in the seinesler , so . iv irls , wh y not The follo wing men made the trip:
work near Wapwallopen .
I This conference was held for the come out and make th em some thing Zcveuy, W alsh , Jim my Jones, Quier
Christina Gable , '24.', is teaching j Normal schools in the eastern part. of % you wifl always remember ?
i Irie-imer , John Kanyack.
history in the Elizabethville- lligl i the stale , u:\moly— Iveystone. Kast
Next Wednesda y begin ning promptSchool.
Stroudsh urg. Lock Haven , Mansfield. ly at (i::!0 P. M.. there will be a '
Michael Evancho , '23 , is to:u 'hing ! Millersville. Sli;p|>e nslnirg. liiooiiis- Kr '. ondship meeting held in the audi- Hetty Ohlrnan.
Saturda y night—Ger trude Custer ,
in Foster Township, Luzerne County . ihurg. r.iui West Chester, p lus our torium as usual. It is to be in the
Marion
Sb.ellbert.
II'
you
form
of
.i
camp-tire
service.
Pa.
: friend across the b order. Mary land
Ca
ndy
< r.n be purchased evei'y
no;
camp
-fire
service
do
know
what
a
'
Ruth Dunlap, '24 , is tonoliin g fifth ; S'.n '.o Noviv.:vl Svhoel. All wcr- ropf:
evetrng
om
i>:30 to 0:55 at the Y.
go
and
fi
nd
is
a.
good
place
to
is
thi
s
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large;Svuyu
deiehaving a
; resented.
grade at Peckvillo.
W.
rooms.
charge,
out.
The
meeti
ng
will
be
in
c
ij
ion
than
others.
Sarah Dyniond , '2 1. is tonchin .c i .
The purpe:!o of having this oon fer- of "Pat " Ililhovt. There will he sevgra des ii ve and si x in "Wyoming, Pa., !
once
was primarily two fold: first , to 'Mvi ! j speei.' il numbers rende red , t hose
i
schools.
r part being "Teypy " Armhelp prep are the newly elected onlv , - takiiv.
Mary Dowd , '24 , is teaching .1-4 i net ofi n'- ers to fulfil their duties o:i> . - ¦r ¦ ¦:. -. M :ir; v.rot Kr.-ift. Grn-e Ilarlos ,
at Shamokin.
Althou gh you ai'e
i!y and eiToctively a nd. second , to try a .id l. 'ly W:it.kins.
Beulah Demig, '24. is teaching j t o suggest ways and moans 1-y which. :iot a mombo 1*. a.n invitation is extendgrades 5-S at Uniondalo.
!cach individurJ V. W. (\ A. oriran ina- .' d to you to come nn< \ enjoy the meet or else we will p;et it for you in
J. Paul Dohl , '24. is teaching t.ho tion may tunclion mc'iv vt-ad ; ]y as a ing.
shor t order .
i he time— G:!W P. M. Wcdrtcsday
vit.nl unit in its sc hool than it does at
Grammar grades at Dallas.
evening.
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Let
us
print
your
letters nr.d envelopes.
typi-s
of
s-orts
rvu'
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Tressa Snyder , '24. is teachin g tho prc-or: !.. All
;
i/c»
250
sheets
and 250 enve'opr>s ¦
Social
s
,
place
—A
uditoriu
m.
The
usso.i.
Yuss
Ue.prob
lems
were
dis *
! in a Ca b ine t, envelopes
grades tlu-ee and four at Jennyn. Pa. .
in dr awer and
A iimission—A Friend.
h y now ir.ost
Maud Stover, '24 , is teaching Goocr- bocca Tloid was there : \-.-> kn -nv hov
Nifty,
sheets
in
separate
compartment.
¦he
"
new Y. W. 0. A. cabinet memra])hy and Engish in the upper grades of t.he girls br.ve come sci;ool. Miss bers are beg inning - to do real work. s Visi ting cards. Engraving.
: through her vl?:t to our
in Bellefonte Schools.
Biirner. who is so Vnll of -rood ideas Although they have so far not bee n i
S m i t h Vrlnt Shop
Margaret Smith , '24 , is teaching and
lvv^-ort was ¦ovomiuev.t io any ;.vre:U: extent , they \
a
splendid
all
arotnv::
156 W. M a i n St.
English and Hygiene at Glen L .Vuii . \vi ;h
i:s too. She i.» very mucii ;r.:er- i-.uid flu-ii ' lo .^ u Uir ;cabinet ince tingg
Pa.
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norir.r.l schools and is abso- every Tuesday even n:v i'voni G:HO u nSara h Smull, '24, is p r incipal a t «. :- od in invigorating,
and "peppy. " ' "! 7 P. M. Beginning wi th last Monely
the grammar school at Riverside. Pa . lut
Miss Harriet Hitchcock was esiuvial- da.y and con rinuing tl:rough the rest
Martha Stepinski , '24, is tea c hing ly
ful when it came 10 our iir.an- ef this year they will have * charge of
History and Civics to the Eighth I: cialhelp
¦he seiiins r of i-andy in the Y. W.
troubles.
grades at Glen Lyon , Pa.
to tho fullest cx- voc ".-;- on second floor. Each nigh t
:
We
apy.reciati
'd
Sarah Tregallis , '24, is te aching a t ,
tent the courtesy and hos pitality ' f>vo difVerent members will sell. The I
Evans* Tea House
Benton , Pa.
'
schedule
is
as
follow?
:
?tudorn:.;l
by
the
Keystone
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.nvn
and Coffee Shop
Eva Thomas, '24 , is teaching at i; sh'
Monday night—Kathryn Munro ,
ents. in their entertain ing of the conLarksville, Pa.
370 East Third Street
delegates.
: Laura Mann.
Grace Wagner , '24 , is teaching j ferenccnight—Edith
Morris,
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Tuesday
ElI It is surprising how much the morGood things to Eat, good things
third grade at Scranton , Pa.
•:1 of the school can be raised by such ' gic Prutzman.
to take away.
Edna Williams , '24 , is teaching \vcck-er.d confe rences and we are
Wednesday night—Mary Isaacs
second grade at Nanticoke , Pa.
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in the f u t u r e more stud- Pat Hilbert.
Clinton Weisenfluh , '23, is teach- hopin g that able
night—Margaret
Thursday
Kraft.
to attend them.
Dinners Enga ged '}
ing in the Old Forge Junior High ents will be
L -1 •!¦ '" Kaufman.
School.
—B. S. N. S.~
|I Friday night—Margaret Lambert ,
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If It 's iti Print We Have It
Juniors Announce Prorn.
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I The Junior Class of B. S. N. S. preORC HE STRA A ND GLEE
sent to Seniors , Middlers , Faculty and I
CLUB ENTERTAINS i quests tin1 annual Junior Prom , whkh
On TImrsday evening- tho B. S. N. will be held , Satu r day? M ay 1G , at
S. Orchestra , o ften called Mr. Carter 's ! S:15 P. M. in the Dinin g 1 Room.
Orchestra , entertain the Rotary Club
at their banquet held in the Normal
School dining- room. The Orchestra
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also played at Catawissa on the even1
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ing of May 28 and will appear at
Millville , Mift'linville and Culp in the
near future.
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The special chorus from the Senior
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Glee Club , consisting of twelve voices, also under the direction of Mr.
Carter , rendered the Cantata , "Fay
ie Floating Islands" at tho same
ton. Solo parts of the cantata
i sung by Misses Lillian Koster ,
...rice GeisinKer , Maryan Hart and
Florence Mary Jones.
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I' er h.'j p s J h e reason our customers
£et so m u c h s a t i s f a c t i o n out of wea r) n £. our r J o l h e s is havnusv we £ot s«>
iiuk Ii pl easure out of selling them.
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C5 Year o( Service
I<\mv nien who do t h i ng s roally well
tlo tfioni iH'imti s'ily for pr o f i t . If a m a n
tiot ^s no1 !ov»i liis work, tli e work
u s u a l ly shows it.
Ho min&wisy .s* unj ioy their business.
CsisIoumts h a v e s o i n c t i i n o s bocn surprised to Him! in our clothes unusual
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COMMENCEMENT ACTIVITIES
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PREPAR ATIONS BEING
NOW PLAYING A BIG ROLE FACULTY-COMMITTEES
the announc ement made
MADE FOR FIELD MEET ! by Following
EOR COMMENCEMENT
Dr. Reimer on April 22 , our Com-
Room 33
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MORE FACULTY
MEMBERS TO LEAVE
Miss Edna Munro , inst ruc tor of
Physical Education for women, has
mencement exercises will undergo a
resigned as a member of the faculty.
great
change.
Instead
of
graduating
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Miss Munro came to Bloomsburg two
Wherever one looks now, girls are \ June 8, Commencement will take
It is now very evident that com- years ago and has done very much in
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to be seen walking on three legs ; ona p lace at 10 o 'clock on f'Viday morning mencement is drawing near, for no t
leg1 ; j ump ing through hoops; p lay ing June 5. This shift will necessitate a j', only are the Seniors talking and raising the standards of physical eduleap frog or doing many other stunts, j change in the other chiss activities. j thinking about it but the faculty is cation , and has aroused much interest
I wonder why ?
I Senior exams will begin the week also taking an active part in its prep- in women's athletics in this instituThe other day we heard some one •»f May 25 ending May 30. On Sun- ; arations. Faculty committees have tion. She has been instrumental in
say tlutfc there ia to be a field meet on day, Miiy ¦j \ , at 10 o'clock , the Bac- j been appointed to help the Seniors the forming of the Athletic Leaders .
May 20th , in which , everyone from calaureate sermon will be delivered , make this the best commencement group which trains the women to aclii-at {:rauOfs to members of the fac- ' j lien the Senior vacation , another j'; ever held here. They are as follows : cept leadership in girls athletics and
ulty will participate. It will .take in nvw idiM , will start and last until 1 1. The General Committee—to in the general work of the depart•
ment. Besides a regular teaching
Lack to our childhood days (and few June o. Dur^-.g this time the
; keep in touch with the activities of schedule, Miss Munro has found time *
.Seniors
haven 't outgrown lh£m; when we will do whatever they deem best. It ' the various sub-committees : 0. H.
used to take a day oft to go to the 4- is within these dates that Class Day i Bakeless, Chairman ; Mr. E. H. Nel- to take an interest in outside activities and she is always willing- to lend
r.n .^ circus and feed the elephant pea- uni: Ivy Day programs will be given. ; son , Miss Jessie Pat terson,
hand to students. Her help
a
nuts. There; won 't be any elephants Thu date for the banquet is not yet i 2. Committee
for
placarding to helping
the
staff
of the Maroon and Gold
in the event , but wa might try feed- j et , but the dance will be held Thurs- grounds and buildings so that guests
greatly
apprecia ted and we
has
been
ing: sosie of the kangaroo s for there day ii:gh L June ; J . The Commence- may easily orient themselves: Mr.
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opportunity
to express
have
taken
this
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will be some of them.
ment (rj iorcisos on Friday morning will Sutliff , Chairman ; Mr. Hall.
appreciation for all
for
our
sincere
All the teachers and Athletic: Lead- be quite diuerent
the usual pro- j 3. Class Reunion , Refreshment that she has done for us. Miss Munro
ers of Physical Education are working cedure , inoi- eaa offrom
1 and Welcome Commtitee.
Really has made many friends since coming
hard to make this th-j . big hit oi" ia instituhosts
and
hostesses
to
foster
class members
f
to Bloomsburg and her absence next
. season. Girls are having practice ev- themselves
tional loyalty and make our guests year will be greatly felt by all who .
will
preside
over
the
cxerery night and from reports the drug . lues. Certain selected members will love "Old Bloomsburg" because of its
stoves bjwo been selling quite a bit of •show
homey, cordial recognition of its old know her.
to
the
guests,
friends
,
and
relaAnother resignation is that of Mrs.
i.Uor.-. ns i n meri t. Cheer ivp, girls, tives some things which they have ' students and alum ni, Mrs. Keller,
Holmes,
School Nurge. Mr s, Holmes
work havd and win for there is a ban- been taught to do.
Chairman ; Misses Carpenter , Moyer,
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been nurse at Bloomsburg Norquet in store for the winners.
iln b;.;¦:;.•:ipy, June b, Alumni Day ) Greathead , Jenkyn , Ranson , NcGold- has
many years and has nursed
mal
Miss Post h:.s charge, of the ele- will be cclebi'ated
, at which the pres- rick, Bucher, Mrs. Hartline, Holmes, manyfor
person back to health. It
a
sick
mentary schools and Seniors while ent Senior Class will play an active ! Messrs. Black , Alber t, Hartline, Brill.
was
with
sorrow
the student body
Miss Munro is very systematically part . Despite the fact that a group
4. Committee on Alumni Meethandling the Juniors and the Junior of some forty or fifty have been tak- i ing—to arrange for program at 11:00 learned of the death of her mother,
ITo-h School. Athletic Leaders and en from the class , the class compris- ' and plan general business of meeting. who died during our Easter vacation.
other leaders of classes are taking ing appropriatel y three hundred Pres. Francis, Chairman ; Mrs. L. P. Mrs. Holmes has been succeeded by
charge of outs'dc practice, which it; :- "U;u2ri ts will :>e one of the largest ; Sterner , Miss Hattie Carpenter. Miss Lee. of the Geisinger Hospital of
looks as though it is going to be a i ever
graduated from this institution. j Messrs. Wright, Bakeless, Wal t er Danville, Pa.
har'i bah •'-.];-> .
The resignation of these two memI Jones.
The following is the list of events :
— U. S. N. S.—
bers
of the faculty make a total of
j 5. Committee on Alumni Lunch1. Shuttle Relay.
four
vacancies. Mr. Brill and Mr.
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j; eon : Miss Ward , Chairman ; Mrs.
2. Leap Frog Race and Forward SENIOR p.EE CLUB
Jenkins
who will be retired at the end
Kreider , Miss Hadley, Miss Swif t,
PARTY A SUCCESS Mrs. Holmes , Mr. Englehart.
1v Tt c v1 .
of the year.
3. Wheel Barrow.
C. Post Prandial Committee—
lhe long-looked-tor Senior Glee
4. Partner Relay.
toasts
and social side : Mr. Hartline ,
—B. S. N. S.—
Club party finally became a real event
5. Circle and Stride Relay.
Chairman
;
Messrs.
Nelson
,
Shortess.
on April 24. At eight o 'clock the
G. Kangaroo Race.
pleasure seekers began to arrive and ; 7. Ivy Day Program and Exercis- ARBOR DAY EXERCISES AT
7. Obstacle Race.
continued to do so until 9:30 , making es: Mr. Wilson , Chairman ; Misses
ASSEMBLY APRIL 24, 1925
8. Hoop Race.
.Johnston , Sehottenfels, Alexander.
• . reaLy dcl'glitfui group.
Spi'ing Arbor Day was celebrated
9. Sitting Circle Relay.
As a usual performance , some one ! 8. Athletic Plans—Baseball game, by the Normal Students in chapel on
10. Circle Pass Ball Relay.
person acted as orchestra while the etc. : Mr. Mead , Chairman ; Messrs. Friday, April 24. Mr. Hartline had
11. Ten Pins.
others danced. After the group was Sutliii , Hall Nelson , Keller.
(Indian Bane Ball Relay)
i iVv'fcth 'd iiimv.hr ,1 ceased for a while and ! 9. Class Night Program : Mr. Wil- arranged a very worth-while and
12. Throw and Catch Ball Relay. , a short biu pleasing program v/as giv- son , Chairman ; Misses Johnston , practical program as usual, which
was presided over by Miss Genevieve
13. Three Legged Race.
i en. Our dancin g changed to the sing- j Kulp , Stone, Bucher.
Wilson.
14. Hopping Relay.
10. Reception \o Parents. This "
ing of old Kong.s, and who wouldn 't
The Program.
(Hop , Stop and Jump).
I enjoy this ;?
even t should be one of the pleasant15. Fif ty Yard Dash.
School
As a surprise to all after the group 1 est oi" the commencement even t s and Song— "America"
16. High Jump.
Bible
Reading
Miss
Wilson
engage
the
interest
and
concern
of
all
; singing was finished , Miss Alice RugCage Ball for Everyone— Boys and gles sa ng a clunTnin g selection accom- j: members of the family : Miss Conway, Prayer and Response
School
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Girls.
|panied by Prof. C. 0. Carter. For a j Charrman ; Misses Ward , Breitenbeck- Singing— "Trees "—Joyce KilThe eighth and nin th grades of the Vluwigc Kitty Mclilcnnimen danced fir , Tro x ell , Rober t s, Nelle E. Moore ,
mer
School
Junior High School will pitch quoits ; "Me and the Boy Friend " in her usual . I Messrs. Raker , Rhodes.
Reading—Selection
on
Trees
t he firs t, second and third grade will Ii tricky manner.
Miss Gertrude Hildebrand
11. Decora tion Committee on
Finished wi th indo simple things, and the sixth and Jdividual efi' ort* wu then played gamesi stage decora tions and a]] commence- Helping a White Pino
seventh grades will have relay races. land as a finale we danced the old , but , |ment functions where floral decoraGordon Johns
Report
of
Planting
Tree
For
is desirable. Miss Swift, ChairI still aiivc: Virginia Ttool.
—B. S. N. S.-~
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This
Arbor
Day
Helen
O'Dell
THEN— "What came next? Why man ; Mis3 Wilson , Messrs. Keller, AlWELCOME , VISITORS !
¦
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win* everybody seatedV " These ques- ber t.
—-B. S. N. S.—Spri ng is with us at last. Sunday i tions were i;oon answered by the ap12. Commit tee on Baccalaureate
certainly proved it to us all. The proac h of "eats." The ref reshments i , Sermon and Commencement ExercisWhich Are You ?
campus was dotted with girls wearing consisted of cake , ice cream, candy r Jea : Dr. Riemer , Chairman ; Miss Nolle
IE. Moore, Messrs. Rhodes, Raker.
brigh t, ligh t summer dresses, w hich und soda.
Queen of Hearts?—Queen of Diamade i t look like a huge garden of
We then returned to the pastime Sub-commi ttee—Mr. Rhodes , Chair- monds?
Which speaks for themflo w ers.
with which we began and from 10 :30 man ; Messrs. Hartline , Bakeless.
selves ; Queen of Spades? The gold
Another sign of spring was the flow till 11:00 o 'clock all enjoyed dancing ",
13. Printing Programs, etc : Mr. digger. Queen of Clubs? Knocks
of visi t ors , which always starts when Everyone had a most delightful time,, Alber t, Chairman ; Messrs. Nelson , the fellows dead.
the nice weather appears.
| Those who deserve the credit foi • Seller.
Bloomsburg Normal extends a wel- making this party a success are .Beat14. Committee on Vocal Music
—B. S. N. S.~come to alV its visitors who come to rice Geisitiger , Pauline Hasaler , Thol-- .'or . the week: Miss Patterson , Chairenj oy its beautiful campus;
ma Armstrong1 and Flossie M. Jones. man ; Mirsos Harriot Moore , Perner,
Juniors Notice.
—H. S. N. S.—
Mr.
Carter.
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S.
N.
R.
—B.
All Class dues must be paid before
Mary Lovun looking over tho
15. Committee for all Senior
May
0! Please keep this in mind
Ruth .Tonkins—Speaking of radioi s (.'unctions , marching, seating, general
"Frpth "— "Gee I I love men , don 't
when
that money from homo arrives !
yon?"
Continued on Page 2
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HUMOR
FACULTY COMMITT EES
Everyone seems to be singing "The
FOB COMMENCEMEN T
Published weekly during the school year by the Bloomsburg State
Prisoners Song." Wo hope classes
Normal School in the interests of the students , faculty, alumni and the
don 't make them feel that way, these
Contin ued From Paj ie .1
Bchool in general.
line days.
planni ng:: Mr. Mead , Chairman ; MissSTAFF MEMBERS.
Mr. Newlywed—What an enormous
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Edison D. Harris es Munro , Post.
Editor in Chief
!
It looks like a football , dear.
pic!
1 (5. Committee on preparing and
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Janell
George
Assistant Editor in Chief
Mrs. Newlywed—But , Arthur, that
distrib uting dip lom a s: M iss M ason ,
Literary Editor
Ruth Walper Chairman ; Misses Tempest , Alexand- was the smallest pumpkin I could find.
:
Fannie Hilbert er , Mrs. Wesley. Advis ory, Mr. JenAssistant Literary Editor
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Bud M.—What became of that
Mike Beshel, Betty Davis kins.
Sports Editors
handsome blonde you used to go
Cora Long
17. Tickets for the Events. Mr. i with
Circulation and Exchange
?
Alumni Editor
Samuel Barrow Albe rt (will chose helpers needed). ; Bebe—Oh , she dyed.
18. Committee on orchesti'a mus- i
Margaret Jones
Humor Editor
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Dr. liiemer , Chairman ; Mr. Miller , i Mrs. Reilley— "What makes these
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Earl F ar ley
Assistant Business Manager
'' sard.nes so high?"
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Mr. Carter.
Secretarial Staff.
11). Senior Dance , Thursday, Jun e]
Grocer— "They 're imported , mum."
spon,
I.
Co
mmittee
of
Arrangements
Mrs.
Rciliey— "I'll take the domestCatherine
McIIugh
Mary Iliedix
.
ors and chaperons. All the fa culty ic ones—them as had the brains to
Genevieve Wilson
Betty Brooks
velconu ; on this committee as help ers. ] swim to this country: " Reporters.
Ui: Mead , Chairman; Misses Conway, j
Alason . Jenkyn . Patterson , Grea theadJ Professor—"Er—my dear—what's
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Florence Jones
Paul Jj ansliG
Perner , McGoIdrick , Harriet Moore, the meaning of this vase of beautiful
Margaret Emmitt
John Opiary
Ale x ander , Post , Mumo , Tro x ell, Mr. flowers on the table today? "
Wilhelmina Spangenberg
Mary Isaacs
His Wife—"Meaning? Why, tond Airs. Kiemer , Raker , Rhodes , Robday
's your wedding anniversary. "
ins , Glatrk. Fisher , Shorfcess , Nelson.
Faculty Advisors
Well, well
Professor—"Indeed?
20. Com mencement general comEdna Munro
S. L. Wilson
Ah—pray
let
me
know
when
yours is
mit tee. Planning and unifying. Rea; so I may reciprocate."
Subscription Price $1.25 per school ysar for resident students and dy to consult , advise a nd ht-ij i on ,
•o mmittce not fully understandin g' J
Alumni.
' "Is that all the work you can do in
Juties
and work.
Blooms,
Entered as second class mat|.er at the Bloomsburg Post. Office
an hour?" asked Mr. Wilson.
Mr. O. H. Bakcless, Chah'man.
burg, Pa.
"W ell, sir," said Jamie, "I daresay
Mr. Nelson.
Office room , 113 Main Building, B. S. N. S., B loomsburg, Pa.
I could do more-—but I never was one
Miss Patterson.
for showing off. "
appear
Unusual interest is being disp layed by the athle tes when they
every day in their regulation outfit ready for a hard two or three hours Work
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on the diamond or track. Fellows who are not trackmen or base ball star?
but shine on the foot ball field are out doing their share of training. If
such interest is displayed by the fellows why cannot some interest be shown
cssSfc&sa
by others?
jflDavoon anfc (Bolt)
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Lack of Appreciation.
There is no doubt that our school surely shows a lack of appreciation in
some of its activities. There has not been a 100 per cent, response to anything this yeai\
Our Normal School is not so small that it cannot publish a good school
paper. Schools of smaller enrollments publish excellent papers. In this
issue we might as well mention that the school paper is the voice of the stud
ent body, faculty, and alumni. From all appe arances the student body ol
six hundred have very weak vocal ecmls.
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL PLAY
DO YOU
AT DRAMATIC CLUB MEETING
READ EDITORIALS ?
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On the regular meeting of the Dra- ONE day I
matic Club last Thursday ni ght the I1 WALKED down town
Junior High School Dramatic Club , ¦A N D heard a
under the direction of Miss Evelyn |REMARK to the EFFECT that the
Harris, gave a clover little throe-act i STUDENTS must be
play entitled , "A Ghost of An Idea. " ! DEAD up at the ¦
The first act took place in the sitting
room of a girls ' boai'ding school. The NORMAL. Judging by
second in the school room , and the THE interest they take
third , in the sitting room again. The IN outside activities ,
leading lady is a flapper who is I AM inclined to believe
r
struggling with the much beloved
IT'S
TRUE.
language , Latin. She really would
like to know the subject but it seems
—B. S. N. S.—
impossible for her to learn it. While
she is studying a ghost appears and
ATHLETIC LEADERS.
gives her an idea , which proves to be
The meeting of the Athletic Leada funny one but solves her problem.
ers was held Mon day evening. Nom- I
Every member of the cast took his inations for offices for next year were
part well , and caused the audience to made and are ns follows:
enj oy many laughs. This is the; secPresident—Lueile Kaufman , Jessie
ond play given by the Junior Nigh Zimmerman Ilolen Sanderson.
Dramatic Club , the first one being
Secretary—Edna Brotherton , Evgive n under Miss Orpha Hutching*' elyn Harris , Mario Gricr.
direction.
At the next meeting the girls will
The first big production given by be elected in their respective offices.
the Dramatic Club under the direction
The following members were presof Miss Johnson , will be given in the ent:
auditorium May 22. The cast lias
Miss Munro , Miss Post, Mary Lan- boon selected and will be announced non , Betty Davis, Rachaol Bolles, Hellater. The play, entitled "Pomander en Dickinson , Florence M. Jones, Lorn '
Walk ," is an early century play and Woodworth , Edna Brotherton , Marie
involves many interesting situations. Gricr , Evelyn Harris , Edith Morris,
Watch the paper for further an- Marion Scholbert , Helen Sanderson
nouncoments concerning it.
and Jessie Zimmerman.
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J E WE L E R .
Jack Geistwite
Studio of Photography
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124 E. Main St.
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When you want
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go to
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ANYTHING IN
CONFECTIONERY
Dress f or Men
Cleaning and Pressing
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They Serve the BEST
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MU PHI SIGMA HAVE GALA TIME j LUTHE RAN GIRL S
TEXTILE AND FABRIC EXHIBIT.
ARE ENTERTAINED
A chance observer at Normal this ;
Faculty, students and everybody
pRst week might have wondered at all i A very pleasant evening was enjoy- follow the crowd to Room 33, to see
the red i*ibbons, numerou s colored ed ky a large number of Lutheran the Textiles and Fabric Exhibit, anystockings, etc., that were parading- the students in Miss Perner 's studio Tues- time between April 27 , and May 4.
famous "Halls of Learning " at Nor- day, April 21. A report of the Luth- There will be all sorts of textiles, cotmal. May his curiosity be satisfied eran Student convention held at |ton , woolen and mercerized tapestries,
when he learns that the afore-men- State College was given by Miss Le- tail'eta , silk and cotton damasks for
tioned articles constitute the pha- ona Kerstedder. She quoted a part i upholstering. Girls , here is where
raphernalia prior to riding the Mu Phi of Dr. Hanson 's sp eech o n "What you should be interested; there will
Sigma goat.
Luthez'an Students Can Contribute to be printed silks for coat linings or
Their "Moo" days culminated Fri- i Modern Life. "
house furnishings. We will also see
evening,
(i.
e.
for
day
those who obey- ! The introductio n to this was : artists designs for the above worked
ed all rules) with a banquet , the final ("What modern life is going to do to out in sev eral d ifferen t colo r sch emes
initiation and a card party. Miss i yo u depends upon what you are going and materials printed in these colors.
Ward served a sumptuous repast con o do for m odern life. Society has Creton ne designs from McGeakui Co.,
sist in g of :
n a do a n inv e st ment i n your life and o$" New York will also be on,show.
We will see pictures of the JacFruit Cocktail
ex pects a r eturn , with interest. One
Beef Steak
of the first things we must consider is s| q ua rd loom for w e aving ma ter ials of
Escalloped Potatoes
Creamed Pens ' loyalty. If you are loyal to your many colors and intricate patterns
Pickled Beets
Cranberry Cubes ho me you will accept it as an heri- from Or in o ka M ill , New York. Many
Stuffed Olives
Hot Buns j age. One of our job s today is to make people go to New York to visit MuRussian Salad
i our home the kind of one that makes seums and Exhibits and others go to
exhibit
Ice Cream and Merringuo
J all othe r homes greater and bttter. Europe. We have an unusual
neara
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uilding
in
t
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Sc
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Angel Food Cake
I I bis sa m e princip a l can be applied to
costs
less.
er
and
The staff room was attractively de- < yo ur church. "
All these materials were sent by the
corated with the Mu Phi Sigma insig- ¦ T he st ude nt s elec te d officers fo r
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American
Federation of Art , the
nia.
i the coming year.
Those elected
ters
of which are at Washhead
quar
As soon as the excellent fare was i were :
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The aim is to advance
ing-ton
,
c onsu me d the "braided-hair" li ttle i President
Margaret Lambert I
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Art
Education
in the United States.
girls were led around the campus for ' Vice-Pres.
Catherine Strine
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Anyone
wishing
to j oin should have
their public initiation. I think they Treasurer
R u t h M ei x ell
recommended
by a memwill tell you they enjoyed every step Secretary
Ruth Laude iheir na me
dollars a
ber.
Ann
ual
dues
of
five
of t he pa rade , especially fro m the
The faculty advisors are Miss Pernyear
are
paid
and
this
includes
subtrunk-landing to the Gym.
er and Miss Bucher.
to
the
magazine
called
scription
Of course when they arrived at the
They decided to hike to Arbutu s
Gym they were greeted by the goat,; Park Saturday, May 2, t o hav e a American Magazine of Art. From
which—well, ini tiated them ! After : weenie and marshmellow roast. A the Federation various kinds of exnumerous attempts to tame this : cordial i nvita t ion is exte nd e d t o all hibits can be secure d for schools , col»
boisterous and ferocious animal they Lu theran studen t s and their friends \ leges and universities.
gave up in vain and decided to sham- ; to join the fun. Those who desire to I Come over and view the exhibit
bl e to Science Hall where possibly a , go please notify any of the follow- j slowly, read the tags , don 't miss a
m ore inviting animal was awaiting to j ing: Pe arl Ra del , Marie Connelly or i thing.
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welcome them.
Mabel Lindenmuth.
Al ter all is said and done , ho w eve r,
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Manfield Defeats Blocmsburg.
we really had a wonderful evening, i ?
Mansfield clowns the normal team
Dame R umor is re p or t ing already t ha t ^???? ?????? ^??? ^ ¦^???^ in th e ninth inning by the score 8 to
the new Mu 's are an xiously awaiting
2. The game was fast from the bethe initiation week in 192G. We wonginning
with both sides tie till the
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der why?
'ninth inning -when Hincs knocked a
The following Junior girls j oined
' double and O'llara knocked a single.
the royal ranks of the Mu Phi:
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It was a game resplendent in hits for
Nellie Schweppenheiser
Berwick
the Mansfield team and conspicuous
Mary Isaacs .
Scranton
in their absence for / ur team.
MVrtle Trembly
Lime Ridge
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Ethel Fowler
Berwick
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FRIDAY IN THE DORM.
Town Invites your
Taking advantage of their room- 1 %
mates' absence many girls in the ' j>
Business.
dorm—th oughtful , ambitious , and O
changeable—busy themselves clean- | A. Z. Schoch , Presiden t
ing, rubbing, scrubbing, and changing
Win. H. Hidlay, Cashier
their rooms until everything is clean %
and spotless.
What surprises the
room-mate gets when she returns to
her room which is no longer the same
as it was when she left a short time \
ago ! And thus it stands for another
week until Friday again overtakes the j
girls and they once more are the cause '
of a great upheaval.
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The Pine.
Fla gstaff State Norm al School of
Flagstaf f , Arizona , by a bill recent ly
signed by Governor Hunt , has been
made into a state Tea chers ' College. Flagstaff was also very fortunate
when the appropriations were mad e.
for two years
Their appropriation
1925-1927, was $331,444. Of th is
amount , $186,675 is appro priated for
1925-1926 and the balance , $144, 769
for the year 1926-1927. In the first
year's appropriation a sum of $51,775
is set aside for a new gymnasium.
Norma l Times.
A Farewell Banquet was given at Centra l State Normal School in honor
of Mr. Drum, who handed in his resignation as principal. Mr. Drum is being succeeded by Dallas W. Armstrong.
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Pastries
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Lunches.
Served at
BUSH'S
Quality Shop
STUDENTS ENJOY Y. W. C. A.
NORMAL PLACED SIXTH
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ALUMNI NOTES.
CONFERENCE AT KUTZTOWN
IN THE PENN RELAYS
The Y. W. C. A., (hou gh hick Ins in !|
Olga Nelson , '24, is teaching at
r;Lar?t
Belleville, N. J.
Kdith Morris , La urn M ann , Elgic n u m b e - is not lacking in .spirit.
The track team that jo urneyed to
Arline Hetler, '24 , has taught Pr utsma n , Kathryn Munro , and Marg- WcdneMla y evenin g at the regular de- Philadel phia finished sixth in the remvt Kvaft i!t(ended the Cabinet votion al meetin g, a sou^ service was lays. The unex])<:rience of one of our
.grade six at Berwick this year.
Margare t K r a f t in charge, men in the start was the cause of deheld ,
Margaret Hall , '24, is teaching first Training C-onference which was held "i' at "with
gav<> a p iano selec tion feat for our normal team. It was
Milbort
grade in the East Exchange School oL ' at Kut '/town April 24. 25 , 2(1. The
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special
nu
mber on the program. near the finish where our man lost his
the
progr
am
carried on at the Keystone
Atlas, Pa.
We
have
only
a
fe w more meet ings position and giving us sixth place.
Normal School was most inspiring and
Lucile Groflf , '24 , is teaching rural :\ very practical one.
in the seinesler , so . iv irls , wh y not The follo wing men made the trip:
work near Wapwallopen .
I This conference was held for the come out and make th em some thing Zcveuy, W alsh , Jim my Jones, Quier
Christina Gable , '24.', is teaching j Normal schools in the eastern part. of % you wifl always remember ?
i Irie-imer , John Kanyack.
history in the Elizabethville- lligl i the stale , u:\moly— Iveystone. Kast
Next Wednesda y begin ning promptSchool.
Stroudsh urg. Lock Haven , Mansfield. ly at (i::!0 P. M.. there will be a '
Michael Evancho , '23 , is to:u 'hing ! Millersville. Sli;p|>e nslnirg. liiooiiis- Kr '. ondship meeting held in the audi- Hetty Ohlrnan.
Saturda y night—Ger trude Custer ,
in Foster Township, Luzerne County . ihurg. r.iui West Chester, p lus our torium as usual. It is to be in the
Marion
Sb.ellbert.
II'
you
form
of
.i
camp-tire
service.
Pa.
: friend across the b order. Mary land
Ca
ndy
< r.n be purchased evei'y
no;
camp
-fire
service
do
know
what
a
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Ruth Dunlap, '24 , is tonoliin g fifth ; S'.n '.o Noviv.:vl Svhoel. All wcr- ropf:
evetrng
om
i>:30 to 0:55 at the Y.
go
and
fi
nd
is
a.
good
place
to
is
thi
s
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>
large;Svuyu
deiehaving a
; resented.
grade at Peckvillo.
W.
rooms.
charge,
out.
The
meeti
ng
will
be
in
c
ij
ion
than
others.
Sarah Dyniond , '2 1. is tonchin .c i .
The purpe:!o of having this oon fer- of "Pat " Ililhovt. There will he sevgra des ii ve and si x in "Wyoming, Pa., !
once
was primarily two fold: first , to 'Mvi ! j speei.' il numbers rende red , t hose
i
schools.
r part being "Teypy " Armhelp prep are the newly elected onlv , - takiiv.
Mary Dowd , '24 , is teaching .1-4 i net ofi n'- ers to fulfil their duties o:i> . - ¦r ¦ ¦:. -. M :ir; v.rot Kr.-ift. Grn-e Ilarlos ,
at Shamokin.
Althou gh you ai'e
i!y and eiToctively a nd. second , to try a .id l. 'ly W:it.kins.
Beulah Demig, '24. is teaching j t o suggest ways and moans 1-y which. :iot a mombo 1*. a.n invitation is extendgrades 5-S at Uniondalo.
!cach individurJ V. W. (\ A. oriran ina- .' d to you to come nn< \ enjoy the meet or else we will p;et it for you in
J. Paul Dohl , '24. is teaching t.ho tion may tunclion mc'iv vt-ad ; ]y as a ing.
shor t order .
i he time— G:!W P. M. Wcdrtcsday
vit.nl unit in its sc hool than it does at
Grammar grades at Dallas.
evening.
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Let
us
your
letters nr.d envelopes.
typi-s
of
s-orts
rvu'
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Tressa Snyder , '24. is teachin g tho prc-or: !.. All
;
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250
sheets
and 250 enve'opr>s ¦
Social
s
,
place
—A
uditoriu
m.
The
usso.i.
Yuss
Ue.prob
lems
were
dis *
! in a Ca b ine t, envelopes
grades tlu-ee and four at Jennyn. Pa. .
in dr awer and
A iimission—A Friend.
h y now ir.ost
Maud Stover, '24 , is teaching Goocr- bocca Tloid was there : \-.-> kn -nv hov
Nifty,
sheets
in
separate
compartment.
¦he
"
new Y. W. 0. A. cabinet memra])hy and Engish in the upper grades of t.he girls br.ve come sci;ool. Miss bers are beg inning - to do real work. s Visi ting cards. Engraving.
: through her vl?:t to our
in Bellefonte Schools.
Biirner. who is so Vnll of -rood ideas Although they have so far not bee n i
S m i t h Vrlnt Shop
Margaret Smith , '24 , is teaching and
lvv^-ort was ¦ovomiuev.t io any ;.vre:U: extent , they \
a
splendid
all
arotnv::
156 W. M a i n St.
English and Hygiene at Glen L .Vuii . \vi ;h
i:s too. She i.» very mucii ;r.:er- i-.uid flu-ii ' lo .^ u Uir ;cabinet ince tingg
Pa.
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norir.r.l schools and is abso- every Tuesday even n:v i'voni G:HO u nSara h Smull, '24, is p r incipal a t «. :- od in invigorating,
and "peppy. " ' "! 7 P. M. Beginning wi th last Monely
the grammar school at Riverside. Pa . lut
Miss Harriet Hitchcock was esiuvial- da.y and con rinuing tl:rough the rest
Martha Stepinski , '24, is tea c hing ly
ful when it came 10 our iir.an- ef this year they will have * charge of
History and Civics to the Eighth I: cialhelp
¦he seiiins r of i-andy in the Y. W.
troubles.
grades at Glen Lyon , Pa.
to tho fullest cx- voc ".-;- on second floor. Each nigh t
:
We
apy.reciati
'd
Sarah Tregallis , '24, is te aching a t ,
tent the courtesy and hos pitality ' f>vo difVerent members will sell. The I
Evans* Tea House
Benton , Pa.
'
schedule
is
as
follow?
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?tudorn:.;l
by
the
Keystone
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.nvn
and Coffee Shop
Eva Thomas, '24 , is teaching at i; sh'
Monday night—Kathryn Munro ,
ents. in their entertain ing of the conLarksville, Pa.
370 East Third Street
delegates.
: Laura Mann.
Grace Wagner , '24 , is teaching j ferenccnight—Edith
Morris,
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Tuesday
ElI It is surprising how much the morGood things to Eat, good things
third grade at Scranton , Pa.
•:1 of the school can be raised by such ' gic Prutzman.
to take away.
Edna Williams , '24 , is teaching \vcck-er.d confe rences and we are
Wednesday night—Mary Isaacs
second grade at Nanticoke , Pa.
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| Home Cooking Home Baking
in the f u t u r e more stud- Pat Hilbert.
Clinton Weisenfluh , '23, is teach- hopin g that able
night—Margaret
Thursday
Kraft.
to attend them.
Dinners Enga ged '}
ing in the Old Forge Junior High ents will be
L -1 •!¦ '" Kaufman.
School.
—B. S. N. S.~
|I Friday night—Margaret Lambert ,
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If It 's iti Print We Have It
Juniors Announce Prorn.
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I The Junior Class of B. S. N. S. preORC HE STRA A ND GLEE
sent to Seniors , Middlers , Faculty and I
CLUB ENTERTAINS i quests tin1 annual Junior Prom , whkh
On TImrsday evening- tho B. S. N. will be held , Satu r day? M ay 1G , at
S. Orchestra , o ften called Mr. Carter 's ! S:15 P. M. in the Dinin g 1 Room.
Orchestra , entertain the Rotary Club
at their banquet held in the Normal
School dining- room. The Orchestra
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also played at Catawissa on the even1
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ing of May 28 and will appear at
Millville , Mift'linville and Culp in the
near future.
,
The special chorus from the Senior
:
Glee Club , consisting of twelve voices, also under the direction of Mr.
Carter , rendered the Cantata , "Fay
ie Floating Islands" at tho same
ton. Solo parts of the cantata
i sung by Misses Lillian Koster ,
...rice GeisinKer , Maryan Hart and
Florence Mary Jones.
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nej .» le<*,< Ij ecause
t lj t ^y are. seldom noticed.
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£et so m u c h s a t i s f a c t i o n out of wea r) n £. our r J o l h e s is havnusv we £ot s«>
iiuk Ii pl easure out of selling them.
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C5 Year o( Service
I<\mv nien who do t h i ng s roally well
tlo tfioni iH'imti s'ily for pr o f i t . If a m a n
tiot ^s no1 !ov»i liis work, tli e work
u s u a l ly shows it.
Ho min&wisy .s* unj ioy their business.
CsisIoumts h a v e s o i n c t i i n o s bocn surprised to Him! in our clothes unusual
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