TI C & AKSTAR SPECIAL CAMPAIGN ISSUE
VOLUME XXIV HOUGHTON COL LEGF HOUGHTON, N Y \1 \R(HIM !)42 %LMBER 21 DRIVE BEGINS FOR NEW MUSIC BUILDING Department Has Music Training for A Music Building New Credits Music Dept.
Christian Service Next to the College of Arts and To Be Given Many Needs Sciences, the School of Music is the Progresses With the increased enrollment in largest department of Houghton As has been said so often this g College This there are five ac week, Houghton College School of With the advent of the new Pub- the Department of Theology there is year Lookmg back upon che Music De- tive members on the faculty of the Music has made remarkable progress i lic School Music Course added to the a growing demand for special train- i partment of Houghton from irs be- School of Music and over one hun during the past few pears There has regu|ar certificate course in piano and ing along the line of evangelistic song i glnnlng, It Ls a source of pleasure to voice, the Mmc Department of leading and choir directing Preach- 1 dred students are enrolled m the de been one forward step taken this year, note the steady upward progress Houghton College has grown by ers and Chrisnan workers often find I Partment Courses are given in The which is as ) et nor generally known E In 1905 the music dpartment em- leaps and bounds themselves handicapped because of lory Piano, Voice, Violin, and Public Early in the lear application has So much so that the department has the lack of such knowledge Classes ] School Music, and all of the work is made to grant the degree of Bachelor | FloyedI lessons one In teacher1908 Miss who Bessie taught Farns- piano our grown its present facilities I m conducting have been carried on ful! accredited by the Department of Science with a major m Music i worth a graduate ot the Ne. Eng- of Education ot Ne. Fork State eduLation Thi, las been caretulk Studio space is at a premium that 1 for some time for music students, but land Consenatory, became dtrector ot no price can buy One protessor has f thus far no spectal course has been Student. graduating from the Pubh. Lonsidered bp the State and while ' music introductng a sisrematic piano School Music course r..,tu special d,hm[. permission hal. nor a, er been his studio m his home, h hile another I designe d for theologues or .tudents courbe leading to graduation She has no regular studio, but ihares a haing a limittd knowledge ot muc certihcar. trom Iht State to teach giken, 1[ 15 quite .ertain [hat we .111 also organized a small chorus and an class room with se,eral high sihool who art prepartng tor Chrthrian .ork muv. In the publi. hools ot the be all„wed to .,Wir thts degre. ro our or:he.[ra St'lt, .tud.n[. Dr Cooper ot :he Snie t.achers This means that the pro With added facilities and a suiftant In 1911 a ,ocal rea,.her \las Lura Departmtit i. .oon to make a 11.I' fessor thu, en,olvid has to reach a f demand ir .III be po>,ibl. to Ogir Biiau„ ot thi mar,Llou. growth Grime. .a. emploped Two .ear 12 of inspection ·ind itter hi. r.pi,rr w. Ier school hours and een in th. even such a count Ther. 1. ampli oppor „t all dipar[Intn. and epe,jaiA Ik [-r appli.i[:on .as made at *lban> .iII kno„ dehnite|, „har . [e be tor plano credit In Regents and recog- ing after dinn.r, in order to prop,de tunit; tor pra.[t.al appl!.atton m .ru .au.. „t the wond.rtul growrh ot tilt done himself .,th a place m .hi,h to dints' praur meeting koung ptople. School „t \Iu,ic, ther. 1. no longer ninon re.eiked Th. ga,e new In- U h.n thi. ne. .our,i goes inro teach serl lies Sunday School, ,nd outsid room tor the School ot Must. m th. Detu, ro rhe piano department so thar elteit it .1 11 mean i great deal ro the ser.ice. held h, Christian work,r. prt..nt but!ding, Th,r. tort it the an assi[ant Etac her uas emploped Conditions under which srudents student> #,ho desire to make music The ne.es.ark rudiments It misti dculopmint 01 the in.titution K no[ The .ocal department was com- practice are tar from ideal At pres rhear lite .ork One hundred and such as time and ke, signatur.s art w b. r.[ard.cd ir is abolute!/ ne paramel, small for xeral peers, un ent practice 8 scheduled in varied and m.nt, eight hour, wil be required a part of the instruction Th. course .es•an thit a mu.1. building b. er til 1926 .hen Protessor Herman Ba scattered places under surroundings ,1 for graduation Four hours credit per none too conducive for concen[ration wit also include methods ot organiz ..r.d thi. ,ummer .uilicienrl, larg. ker graduate ot Northwestern Um- pear (or a total ot wrreen hours) , and managing church .hot„ to me.r the nteds ot the School ot kerstri became the director He m- and for rhe production of a fine type 'ng 411! be allowed tor pripate or class , , of work Special study wall be d.voted to songs Must, tor xwral & ear, to com, i troduced the large College Chorus, applied must. This ts the hrs[ rtme and anthem. suitable tor choir ula j and the Men's Glee Club During There ts a distinct need for prac- we are anuctpating one other Ar the annual meeting of the rhar College credit has been given for 1 rice rooms which are far more sound that pear application was made ar Al- coursea course in Hvmno|og> Local Board ot Managers ot Hough applied music (Credit to be given I i proof than the room used for prac- oany tor Regents credit in Voice. which will give Theological credit ton College held in Houghron onl. to students w ho are taking the i Orchestra . and Chorus, also for Col- tice m the Markee Cottage at the pres- -HC- Collegeic .as,oted during m recommendthe month ot toJanuar>. the newIContinued course) There on Page are Three four Ihelds lege crecitt m Public School Music \L e who .ere m Houghton ar the Board ot Trustees of Houghton Col -HC- ferentflin nranhilv=re- Dept. Orchestral I nme when President Lucke, made I lege that quarters be built for the ac dormitory is a problem which the mu I rhe mier.iew .ith the authorities at sic faculty has mans time considered commodation of rhe Musk Depart Senior Party Held Instruments Addedl Albank, telt certain that it has in The distance between class rooms menr ar a cost not to nceed 96000 00 i answer to praier that recognition was provided rhe music faculn can rais, and various places of practice which In Gymnasium 1 granted w promptlp Immedtatel, must be transversed by the student At the beginning of this year the , at least 02000 00, rhe plan to be department of orchestral instruments subject ro the appro. al ot the Execu Th. gpmnasium wa. the *ene of a W upon receiving State approval, our clips ren minutes from each hour 1 I ocal enrollment increased , was added ro the curriculum of the n,e Board This recommendation .as Senior Class parn sponsored b, the , scheduled for work If a centralized Miss Ruth Zimmerman,BFA place of practice, such as would be i1 School of Music Hitherto. onli wo approied bi the Board ot Trustees male clement ok the Senior Class lebra.ka Untier.it; gas elected as , Im had been taught With the add, in the annual meeting held m Sira Wedne.da% aening Mar.h 16 found in the new school of music an asiociare .oci! rea.her She Intro- building were had. much of this dift tion of this department prture and .uk during the month of Februari It .as d..orated 1-9 I.id Lolor, 0: daed th. 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EDITORIAL STAFF
RLTH BURGESS '32 Editor in Chief
LoumE ZCkLER,'32 4,soctate i dit.r H CLIFFORD BRISTOW '32 Managing Editor C ALIER ALEXIS '32 N. w. Editor n KE\ETH W WRIGHT, '34 1,5 I Ze\#s Editor 68- An' B-'18 *_ [aLE W Do.tELLk, '32 1-eature Editor FoRREST CL'gMlkGS '37 I eature Editor WNONA I U'ARE, '34 ,8.0,81 fl B..nb .eA f Literan Editor IB,B: r PAUL E VOGAN, '32 Athletic Editor 3 BUSINESS SrAFF
GEORGE W OLFE, '32 I,u.iniss flanager DE¥ELLO FRBK, '32 Subscription Manager KATHRY L BAKER, '32 Circulation Manager RUTH M WEST, '32 Ass't Circulation Manager
Entered as second class matter at the Post Office, Houghton, N Y 6 under act of October 3, 1917, authorized October 10, 1923 Subscription L rate 1 50 per >car Advernsmg rates furnished by request -- &"6*£:-*****M=-sk'Itier '=1 9%20 ®s- 1 Alumni-Varsity C K *-1/ , r Dr. Colvin Speaks 4%0 Game Coming *42%- To Student Body f 11 . t *plet t„ I trnt. ont ot th,
lir no bi.t gam„ of thi .il.on Saturdae 6·44.-*4-*1**4,4 4*8 A roll:ng stone ma. gail An iddrl.% in the Intir.,rs ok pro- moss. but H . alwais going do. n Abbie Bell, Batr and Ruth Frank night H hin th. "Old Grad. com. 11,bition u as gisin bv th. Prisidint .Bnt the ueek end at their hon. 1.a.L t,) mltt thi und.rgriduat.. of th. bational Intercoll,giat. Pro- 4 grad' Ir looks a. if thi alumni ,.iII hau Mis, Flizabeth Chamberlain , ivt hibition Association Dr D I Col d thi campu, Thursdai a .trong lineup from a libt ot tormir s m Tuesdai, March tifte.n m cha star, .ucli as "I-o\it", "lim Fi.L pei
a B,m Smith spent th4 wirk trd at "CurIC' Lani, ' Bob" Folgir Homr Dr Col,in ver, cliarli presented hir home Firo ' SL.it,' Roth and othir. too tne reasons for placing the eighteenth fiuln,roub to mention Van Carnahan spM rhi weil amendmint on thi Constitution In a,Lordinc. %,irli i no, rult al' 8 at Black Criet at the homi of In th. hrst p|ac. prohibition was a ATTENTION' 1 Cousin I r..hmn ir, Intligthi. a. .andidati# national problem Alcohol affects 9,r th. \ arsir; and w,ral other m.n in their capacity for CitiZ.nship Edith Stearns, B ernict Daile ,nd ari ineligible on .clount of grad. md in caring for thitr famili In "up and World War drifted min had to lock.H/e For mfZ/'udents' such a catcli would Z;f:Z,Z mean thatztrt:L,alrut;ifS: wc ;werc doing some t'taratume Nui sh° 17 Z. critur;.3Emi ' t::.r '*rn 2,4pi re J'·md becaus,- of phisical de honest·to-goodness school spinting As President Lucke) Man of rhe girls of thi big Dorm of no m.an abilin to uphold tht stan fict, caused b> alcohol thus serioush has mt:,nated it's all too easy to sing ' the praises of our school pint the w.ek end m bid .uff.ring ;rds of th. school Thi probabl, diminishine thi man pour of United from an attack of thi epid,mi. „ hic that everyone reveres," but it's real school spirit that norks 1.[ 1 1. follog,. f irn.. orri, 416,0 Statis The liquortraffic was nation 114 1*n going around Vogin Dolan 4, r . Cronk Arm 111, organized Alcohol made possible when there's a none-too-cds) job to be tackled .tr,ng and Frank Let's go at this Music Building Campaign uith all the thi purchast of 1 Boter and subse andProftsbor niect Mr. Stanl:& Haight Wright and H.len . fist.r 1. for the Alumn, womin B. ., quintl, controllid man% elections v:m, vigor and enthusiasm Re can migster H' licm lic hon l 1 Fc[ ro sc. "Erm ' Andir.on ' IL., Prolitbition u is i nirional problem lust:b "Who's the ,nan of the hour who's the man of tile Haight hau b.in i twting the Driscoll Mir[ I),ir 'Que.n bic·lu.. th. gok.rnmint had laus fa power" ctc. d never enters our head that he, President Lucke·> .ads\\ right. for Turknthis uiL neir Mis. Mulizust Haight [0 Ial.1 ofti. 1-ane Ann ng!19'1 md man, wring liquor traffic ind thist laus 0[nir, in unthirm is "the man of the hour", a man pho has gticii Im whole life, uP .ork m a hospital thir, Ind to hi changid sacriftccd ambition, and is the School mcarnated. li c Lan't --Hi FirIlk bit-n uornin .1,-l[.d . \ ir.In H 7.Lilr lia. not.t Lan a= In [1., s,cond plac. prohibition do less than gne Our best to in£ike this drne d cucces, -R B A MUSIC Building mu.t A mad Brminint and thi on Fridlir tint Cipain \Iattlit\- will (Continued from P,ge Onej h u i to do this u i to amend the
pri-enr a .quid 01 fir.t cli.s pirtorin Con #trtution ,a.ji, and Mi thou,ind $,li, iui'„' i r.. i,lr Col. in al,0 point.d out th, g.. 5100 .ach \Iumn, ind itti)•, .tudnt. lit SCHEDULE OF NIID-TER\1 EXAM1\ 4 TIO\S p„,ur tirat rbi H.t, i, ould h-lue if A mikt Elk .impaign In,tr.sting miL. thi. ,·iii 04 rli. 11!gg..r .%.nr, . March 22-25.1932 Illei olit,in. d i nialorin in Congriss, ti,. studinr. ar. di,id.d into twi, ot [i., Ar in, „nr 11 ot rinitin 1 n h. C.,In, „U, and 1,1(L zour ,ind 1.,m .rm. r.p.,ling th.,r cdrk Tuesda,. March 22 id,. 3:id .a.h sid. i. di,id. 1 into Imb 1 ould cau„ n.!zilboring vatis Ex,in Hours tzrl,up. 7 6,5 iii!| turn Iii, Mripi,g, to do !!Le,il>L i l[„ 1 .„nrt.'t t„ te \,li,ch .ide ran 1 00- 2 00 Clasks >chidul.d ligular| it 11 7,1 I I 5 Orche.tral Instr Liment*, Thi [s,onomk. ind Ethic. cliss-s 2 15- 3 15 Clask, 511.dul,d r,gular;i at 2 10 M \\ 1 1! I th, ir„.t Elib group .i|| pri p ir, 1 11.r (il Illint r,7 ta.11 of U|11.11 h ...'.d 1,0, P-I. 0.¢) b„'11 had thi opportunitle. of htaring 3 30-- 4 30 Freshman English and S,phomore Engli.Ii ,r n imt - and [1., mailing liv i,t Dr Co'un discu„ prohibition from (High School Stud Hall) i,1 .. mpliont. proportion. It M 111 thin rh. l.,inomic and .thical vt.„point, 111. lili.gl .111 b. addid Eacl, Iiatin b. r.1,s.ir, m haiL m,} orilitstra.- Wednesdai. March 23 L,n thi tot,| ilit „ 111 1. lutin.| ti, un, 1 Junior „r. 115.tri ind .,1. 1 Ekn 1932 Boulder Officers 8 (10- 9 0(1 Clas* sch.duled r.bulari, ar h £10 1 7 5 +Ineont- in [ht group ,.ho ill eirh. r ,.„ Studint. MII b, admirrid to thi 9 3,1-1 0 30 General Chemistr, (11 30 T T S Simon in Ch.mwn R k ) int,r„IM th, pam or Hrite a pirsonal Simor orilkstra (1.171.11 w hopi .111 In an ilection hild Wednesdai tr1.tra „ith ro„ur him doul,[ Th,r. ,„ ufor.. art- Lind h.red read :t. b. th Houghion Coll.g. Sunphom March 16 bi thi combintd Soptio C 9 (10 T T S £Crion m Room 14) Orcli.,tril onk .hin tlk, hiLL „n. of th.6 friend. .0 b. on th. mon ind Junior Coll.gi Clasrs r.,ched a compiramel idiancid 11 00-12 00 Classes scheduled rigularl ar I I :0 Rd \\ 1 Imkout for ,ur mail and when the Winona Ware was J,cred Editor in 1
9 30-10 30 Classes scheduled regularl, at 9 00 M \4 1 -HC- Of courst, this i. all a usion-but Ne,t Lk Pr.sident Luckep i. go 11 00-12 00 Classes scheduled regulark or 9 00 T T S A Doctor ot Philosophy from John &' L ari surt that 911 thts and a griat ing to N.8 hork to Interi„H the· 1 30- 230 Classes scheduled regulark * 230 TTS Hopkin, Unt,ersiti I. coming ro di,1 more .111 Ix ac.omplished in a Chairman of High.r Institutions rel 3 30- 4 30 Freshman Bible (High School Stud Hall) Houghton ne,t ueek for an [nt.niew short while Eren now. strmg trios atlve to the admittance of Hough and 1 30 41 \\ F clas.es „,ne. rning a position m th, English and a .trIng quar[trr. are king or con Collegl into rhe Association of Dipirtment ginized Other small chamber group. CO||.6.5 and S.condar, Institutions Friday, March 25 -He- ar. soon to inak, their appearince of the Middli States 6 00- 9 00 German 2 (Chemi.tr. R.ciration Room) th,Too r,.ulr mini of tootning fli, upertincis ixperiencts are at Should growth not in i thi.p.ar rather gi„ us phenominal Criat en- the Hi interests also .,pects of the ro proposedgo to Albani new in 9 30--10 30 Classes scheduled regularli at 8 00 41 1% F tr,ing courigement for rh, future MU-*. Course THE HOUGHTON SI'AR Page Three
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17* A 31 4 4 --4 f . A 4 . NEW MODELS NEW COLORS The Car of Class * FORD LUCKEY e SANFORD HUME, NEW YORK #*********&-&6:&%* *&*:**<- - $&*&*.5 VING MUSIC DEPARTMENT COLLEGE CHORUS New Music CredltS IRVING H. TAYLOR , Music Dept Progresses (Con,imt. d f.0,„ Pag. Ono PROSPECT GARAGE THE FURNACE MAN" (Con[:nued #Tom 84 One) DoDGE GRs and TRicks Priftssor Hans Sorinsin as Ilacher off.r. 1 to Ilic .rudint trom whi.h to HEATING - TINNING . PLUMBING PLk VOLTH CARS of uolin and or.hi.tril instrumints ihooit a mator--Ptino \ olie. I'lolin Fillmore, N Y Phone 10 - W In Professor Sorinkil Wt han an of or Publt. 18001 \Iuwc Ea.li .rud.nr General Repairing-Tires & Batteries -*--*&&***4**·U··*=44%,%:*4-*rk.rk****wiz ra###-'a .....D...... #I.-a-3-=.e¥?%###-*##*-,·*;<. iniplt ot .imhc. for im' saL. 1. 10 requirtd to complere a minor in Fillmore, New York Fducation and a minor m either .. know h. has rice:ild off.rs ok po a-·h....=. f THE ARROWHEAD STORE .ition, with highir vilitriu, but h. Frind, G.rman, Engli.11 „r Hisron -The- Conducted for priter, ttaching in i Clirtkitn 1tmol Ir .an r.adilb ik ...n that a .tu , . State Bank of Rushford YOU FOLKS phrt Pro f..%Or Sor.nst n puptl ot d. nt .ho Rraduatis from th 15 LOUr.t F Seitcli and Joa.him ind mimi'r ot 'b pr.parid nor ont, to r.a.11 liu.1. ' e/f Communit, 93ank 71 CO roll k, Owner famous Joichim String Qu·rtitt, ha. m iii. Publi. High Schools lut 11. , 312'On T:me Deposits -9=aa;aa--a,=* = 'an==aa-,aa-a-,a-?-,1,*#4(6 1,id , Widi h,Id or ,\pirt.na in it k·.r int othir .ubj.cr Thir. wil lirgi Simphonic orgint,-ltiOn* ww 7 1,3,1 be thts, combination posittorh GRACE S. MAIN 1, 3'53 3 ort. S InDIinni Sj rau,. *P,Itills a. thi rural khouIs intro SENERAL INSUR 4NCE Simpbon, Chicago SimDhon, and duc. must. 1 nw th.ir cirriculum FLOWERS Filimore, N Y Thi ma).riti ot Un.Imrits ind 5 Boston S.mphn, orchestra Hough t ton 15 to ..L congratu|ate din [lie ion Cont-r,atorit-i pripart .tudint. to Oppenhelml- Olean rinuinci of his ..ructs Inndic onl rh, mu,1. In tact Loo'.ing forward to the tutur. 1[ Houghton is uniqu. m thi, ,.SpLL[ 13 .Ead,nt that thi School ot Music Thir. ar. MA lint Or mo oth.r fias outgroun it. pr..int quarters an plicts In Nt. lorie Srat. sihich oger ; jewelry and Gifts f % Bargains - School Supplies j must look to our studnt. and facult, suth a .ourse Repairing, Optical Work i. „ell as our friends tor *uggistion it'irh thts cour,L rheri 15 a Splin Where ? did opportunit, tor additional growth The Thomas Gift Shop i r and help m securing in ·ld.quari Rushford, :Tew tork building in kieping Bith our progrisi ind d.,clopm.nt In th. School 01 f 7!usic In thi tradition. ot Houghton t:4 COLLEGE BOOK STORE -HC- *411 9Beauty \,arir supp4 biiami 1 niwt, Ho. Busin, ss Section Hillingh rh. m.n lit rlii .rud, m bod, Given Party Filimore A k Telephone 41 R ind tatuln ril|lid 1, i unit on iii. appointid di, and wn.trat.| 7 V m[,Ir. ok (11. 4 (-hpp,11, Choir Cannon Clothing Co. Uatir .5.I.m .011!1.Lrmi di.rin[ 11.nibir. or th. or.11.qr, and -14 Wellsulle, New York .pr'ng. t„ rlit Coir.g. r...r„,ir Brhir. inrol|id in th. S.hi,01 0, 16 irtilingmt li EARING IPPAREL nOLhtr not·lb'i ).ti,n . i t'lt li %%t-r , 1[r[ilnt-d lt -1 1,311qur 4 11(@@ th \Ii:Innt ilinquir hild m t'14 3,:1 , 7 1-& rii, mu.,i tailits \Ii,. 1 Ill] for I ellegi LI, U In_•l' ill ..11 11....unp .r.,und In 191 i I..'- ri,. 11 ln,,1 tl' 5 1.A,1 ,,t \16 1 - FOOD PRODUCTS I kn Pret ( larL Bidi,rd . ,.3 IM w,&1'.r JUST HIT THE SPOT Allegam Lumber Co L'Oquint m -1 .p, 46 m, 111114 te L \Ire- i .1i,rr .3.111 p.r,rd t;•, 111!morr 1 3 Lester J. Ward 111. il,tur hir 7 Girlin-limi M nur gurt. 1 .en b'td n z.oup d £161.. Alice \1 Lockwood .impu. Inim,diat,I l,it„, fil, .t}Ill r.pr,„Ml,1. th, di.rri, r. in \,iii. Pharm/cl/r FillmorI N Y pinK dI,iii,id .Liral hundrid dii' 2 1.]1 r -p ir:,2 Intinber 1, rk, tun.tion \ Co.ip[ i Ii 1 1.1 06 1;t- ILDI.G ( alld> stili *,Hlion•ry-4 'picialty Dental I-hgienist Oral Propitylam 61% Wri pledgid as a h.ginnin: md Pr..1.n[ 1 u:., Iii.n p., ..nt. 1 iii, latir rudints and tkuln not unli I'll| t„r rik nn. Alu.k nuild:ne ind \!uiki\13 ir RIGHI PRICES St... FILLWORE, NEW YORK contriburid monei but i 1 .om. aw mid. in ,pl't 11 tur Illt .Mpir,[1.14 jiour. ok |al,or in t|l, L„n,[ruitton „t i,t .1.11 ,[ud.nt Shop and Mill Work a SpectaitY DIANiONDS WATCHES JEWELRY di. Gimnastum I-11. High Rhool Hot,„r. „ . r. 1 vrching r.i lie t„und tri .1 firat 1-labs Jenein atore at \ inort. r.c. nt ournnding ,u-nr Innt,Unud at 1 xk,11 111.tring 011 1 i FOWLERS 4. the hnaincial dri,L tor Houtht..7 d·1% .uning &.Ilin th. . 1.111[, ul COVILLS JEWELRY STORE Hospital -6:h „a. carri. d on bi na; rerrain,d thi S.nlor. ind th. lumor ORTSFOL TH HIO ok a Purpl. and Gold Lont,.r Mr in thi Ann., Th. Pribidint ind Appriciates the ooportunity of Z L€,i 1. A 11ille shop * Vargit Husx ind Mr 01,;er Clirts Vrx Lu.Le i,ir. prtsLit \it.r . finishing pour kodak plitures E. B. COVILL & SONS r. belirg tli, t.jficient li,dir. m thi program or gank> .111.h $,1, gr, arl, 1-1 2.9 aa'-1-1.aa-134-3 -3 7-:Ze - LOn rl.t *'Home of the Square Deal ,nim,d Alr, Bowin in i t., ap . 1 In .ach of th. abm. nam.d o.cur propriari rimark. .ont.rr,d upon - Qyant's Restaurant 4 040Ur U itthi- h) U·i lor liep Irs--Prompt Returns No Watch too r.ncts th. cnthusia,m i.as unantmou. 48 f-lorinc. it righ[ rh. honor „t A RESTALRAIT 'IHICH HAS 'mi il or difficult trom our n Lt,hninker. and der>ont ximd dil,glittd to do \ ilidktorian Md upon Girald - PROBED MOST PLEASING TO 4 23-9'44-114 4-=1-7*- 4--2.4-51-·E;--2,-:-:1.,-2-9*-844##3*113 HOTONITES their best m help ilong a #,orth, Smitll th, Silutatortan tor th, clas. , 4 SONIE DOLLARS Don t Amount to Much 09 1932 .Ar r Quick Service Fillmore, N Y + B But the dollar anticipate thi .lm, bp,rit ot I,-2 .r.im 1,11 .al. 4,r. b.rud in 244.-44aa -aa •a a.a ,·5 f lating a fortune and the,i,.d de,elopment rigulark b, *lt ok d. character nial 1, tht mun, ot a:.urnu |ovalt, and Loop.ration m our pr, 'ft.r singing thi \Imi %11[.r. tht 1 R .inr group ok students facult, and h,ppi group disptrstd with „ngrat ,r C W. WATSON f Make Iour dollar. amount to Kmething bE opening an interest 3 friends as m former w.irs and ulatiom for th. honor.d ,rudint. h PHARMACIST t Account with this ,trong Bank r look forward with conhd. nce that Fillmore, N. Y Bank of Belfast, BELFAST, NEW YORK this project ill b. .1,[hu.:astica Ir r Phone 48M OLD STRONG RELIABLE supportid 31 Per Cent In.trist Pitd on all Time Deposit. 4*4*** *F ** tz ** i. 8- 1*.ciwi,< LI.< *Arlf k *i *r.c *wfu ikg *,r* *wl**S THE HOUGHrON STAR the slanted steps and countless feet Department Has Needs fl>· from beneath their owners to & (Continued from Idge One) pow them none too softly on their backs. The sons and daughters of ment would be increased at least fifn Alpine mountain climbers seize the per cent. barrier, but weaker mortals dare Of the total number of students not-whether from a wholesome re- registered in the college and prepara spect for broken bones, or merely a tory departments, at least one fourth distasre for uncalled-for physical ex- of these students are registered in thi ertion. They take the long. slanting music department. Such over-crowd path under rhe bare-limbed apple- ed conditions cannot go on forever trees and after reaching the summit So with this in mind. we appeal w brave a long stretch of icy walks you to help us make this new music "I wish', said a student of English hall an actuality. Bill - What did Elsie say when sprawling over the broad expanse of the campus. -HC- the meteor struck her on the head? to me one day, "that we might study the is-ness rather than the was-ness of Mabel - That's another star in my During a recent snow-storm I saw Parse Me a Couple, Please Brnior jotes literature." Should any of our group three brave young men start to de- :rown. feel the same they will be glad ro scend the snow-filled steps. At each Amsterdam, N. Y., (ABS)-- Paul Vogan has landed a job. He know that "The Age of Innocence" Soph - Don'r act like a baby! sloping landing their feet seemed to What is the grammatical construction is to teach at Mooers, New York next by Edith Wharron, winner of the Frosh - I can-t help it, I was born leave their normal position, and but of a kiss? Quoting from the Castle year. Pulitzer prize, has been annotated for that way. for thi railing they would have been Heights Cavalier, the Item of Ams- -HC-- study, and an introduction included reclining in a horizontal position long terdam High says: It isn't the Size of the Dog in the which discusses her writings as a before they finally did. All went well She - How did you like my piano A kiss is a pronoun because she Fight; its the Size of the Fight in recital? whole as well as this book in particu- if I may use that term, until they stands for it. the Dog. He - It was good, but I didn't lar, from the standpoint of literary reached a gaping expanse devoid of It ts masculine and feminine, there- * like your close. criticism. railing. Then-weli why relate the Miss Wharton writes of life as she She - Sir! That was a new dress. harrowing details. I laughed at the fore common. ; Feeds of Quality j knows it, of a society to which she time but- -. It is plural because one calls for #f another. Convalescent (to friend) - Than- was born and bred; that of the idle "Why don't they get an elevator?" 4{ Chamberlain Bros. Caneaded, N.Y. ks very much for the brandy peaches. rich of New York City. She portrays growled one of the victime. It is singular because there is noth. her characters, not as her ideals, but The doctor wouldni let me eat the "Or furnish mairresses where the ing else like it. £BA:'U**2'*'·L?'U'*2'. -U-U'*42'42t* D as she has known them. peaches, but I enjoyed the spirit in railing is gone?" said one of the Usually it is in appostrion with a Kt 1 3 The scene for this book is laid in which the,· were sent. others. the early seventies among an aristo It can be conjugated. but never de- 1 4 SELLS and REPAIRS Doctor - You're loking all run And a: they moved on, I wondered. cratic group whose highest law was fined. X vour shoes at ) down. Did you take the medicine I convention and the fear of the dis Why hadn't they asked for a road- side walk or a new bit of iron pipe? However. it is not an adverb be- r: Fillmore, N. Y. gave vou? approval of the leaders of society far Why ask m,? Ho. should 1 know? cause it cannot be compared. but it is '·- -· - - - Patron - No, it isn't that. greater than thar of God. The Van Basil Wells der Luy·dens were omnipo[ent and a phrase expressing feeling. COAL Curious - W'har became of Bro- when they said "thumbs down" M!55 -HC-- Cement, Plaster, Sewer Pipe wn's oil well project? Oh, A's Are A's and D's A woman's mind is as uncertain as Wharton levelled the whole batter> Prompt Delivery Phone 1 lF Are D's Friend - The project went in the of her irony, m the use of which she a grapefruit's squirt. L. S. GELSER N SON hole. has no superior among present day Oh, A's are A's and D's are D's, and The Papyrils r FILLMORE, N. Y. writers. The plot is simple, yet in- never the rwain shall meet, Visitor - But surely you spank teresting, and as a whole the book ts Till we at| come to ten weeks exams your boy when he is naughty? well worth reading as a character ; Eldridge Electrical Shop f -Kozy Korner Restaurant- completely out on our feet. r Lamps - Appliances b Niar Skeers' Garage Mother - We'd like to, buthes the study. But there are neither A's nor Ds, nor MILLINERY only one in the house who knows any- The 1932 World Almanac and Strand Tailored Clothes * f TRY OUR TOASTED SANDWICHES Cs nor Fs, nor Es, thing about the radio. Statemens Year Book have just ar- When we come co Sophomore Lir Iillmort, New York REGULAR MEALS 50t. rive d for the use of students of the exams we all pull down the B's? Mousewife-Don't bring me any social sciences. --Burns. more of that horrid milk. It is posi- 08 GIRLS nnouncing GIRLS tively blue. IN REPLY EXPERT HAIR DRESSING Milkman - It ain't our fault literarp Corner lad>·, it's the depression thars affect- It isn't the mark you got that counts 1* Mrs. C. E. Jones THE TRAILS OF HOUGHTON It's the mark you should have got, ing the cows. * PHONE 42 F FILLMCRE. NEW YORK $ All roads lead to Houghton. And And if that were at all like mine Little Son-It is. I r wouldn't have been so hot! all roads are broad trails winding here Little Daughter - It isn't. and there among the hills and valleys. I hope you'll pardon me if I say / LOOK AHEAD 5 Son - I tell you it is, because my But from the paved trail that pierces With pupils in such uniearned E Sacrificing is neither pleasant nor agreeable. But since the future 1 Mummy says it is, and if Mummy the heart of Houghton is a famous plight, ME calls for necessities, enough for yourself and those dependent upon }y says ir is, it is, even if it isn't. trail-Lovers' Lane and irs sister Way. I'd give them 89 or even A's ; you, and you fully realize this, you are bound to develop a willing- S the Stairs of Sand. Here come the To get them out of sight!-M. F f- ness ro yield and give up a few luxuries for the sake of the Fu-ruRE. freshmen. strong and refreshing in 5 A bank account will take care of whatever preparations you wish $ their very greenness. to rest their 2 to make. prowess in scaling the heights of the f{ HOME -MADE 5 State Bank of Fillmore plateau upon which Houghton Col- CANDIES - PIE {f IE FILLMORE, NEW YORK lege ts built. Twice or more a dav the DOUGHNUTS j 5 3 2 r, Compounded Sem.annually on Time Deposites visit the Giver of Mail and then re- 3 r THE COLLEGE INN -f 5 32 Per Cent turn to their studies. And in the dusk 3 Vi Per Cent 4- of the lare fall evenings slow-moving shapes glide along Invers- Lane and Wesleyan Methodist f then, after an unnecessary pause, as- S HOUGHTON COLLEGE < cend the Trail of Tilted Cement. r Publishing Association t f But the weather and the months J. S. WILLETT, Agent -' DO YOU BELIEVE IN A COLLEGE THAT < walt for no man; in snow or rain or 330 East Onondaga St. DEVELOPES ALL-AROUND DEPENDABLENESS IN f ,unshin:. in September or February S,Tacuse, N. Y. we must use one of the two modes BOOKS-BIBLES 5 1 MIND-Thorough in Training; College Chartered by New York ¢ of ascension. The road would be an Sunday School Supplies . 2, State University. excellent place to walk were ir not E ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING it. :,3 CHARACTI=p-Jundametal in Belief: Healthful Christian f* tor the fact that the cars w,sh to 5 Write w your needs; we can supply Armospine,. i utilize the ver, space thar our bodir. them- :A S BODY-Wholesome in Athletics; Good Gymnasium, Courts any < alrcadv occup,·. Then. if bv some Field. 1 good fortune we escape destruction r.f WASTE BASKETS « beneath these engines of combustion. IF SO f the sun completes the terrible attempt For Your Room to ruin our good nature b¥ :au.inp 25c-50(-75,>41.00 5 HOL'GHTON COLLEGE E the mud to appear over the entire sur "Asks your interest face of the road. Rubber boots are in Benjamin's Furniture Store j Rushford, N. Y. 5 Desires your friendship 0 order, but since none were brought Needs your Money with us from home, the Path of 5 -0 With'er 4 - Kast Broken Rails must be used. STEKL BROS. f ) is your opportunity. The glorious experience of climb- Sporting Goods f v Send fOT Cdtdog 10: The old educational waterspout ing along this perilous expanse of Hardware JAMES S. LUCKEY will arrive in Houghton again next artificial stone to the summit of the Houghton, N. Y. r Fillmore, New York H week to further dampen our spirits. hill becomes stale. Ice and snow· coat