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Dance in Honor of Scampers Ideas and Scripts Class of 1952 Dues November 29th! Seneca Gym-Dec. 4th m ~J anttt Free Admission

_v_o_1._2_0_,_N_o_._5______:_I..:..:t..:..:h.:.a..:..:ca::_::C:..::o::ll:.::e~ge:::.:,~I~_'.:._Ca, New York, November 23, 1948 Page I Theatre Luminary Dr. Haines Addresses Produdion Plans Made Speaks At I.C. Church Group Al Scampers Rally Caligiure Elected Frosh President; Dr. Charles Haines spoke to the A small audience was on hand for On November 21, 1948 at 2:30 20-up Club at the Presbyterian the Scampers Rally held the night P·?1· in the Aurora lecture room, Church on Sunday night, Nov. 14, of ~ovembcr 5. Harry Basch, Indoctrination Completed Mr. Norris Houghton lectured on a on the subject, "Is the Russian Situ­ Chairman of Scampers Production current problem in the . theater­ ation Hopeless?" of ~948, requested anyone interest­ Joseph ~aligiure and Ben Sidoli, Physical Education students were the influence of the critics. He pointed out that the situation ed m any phase of Scampers to turn elected president and vice-president, respectively, at a meeting ~f the Well known in the theater world is not hopeless as long as men talk ii:i his ~ame, department, and par­ Class of 1952 held in the Aurora Lecture Room on Wednesday, Novem­ Norris Houghton has a long list of instead of shoot. He said that we ticular interest to the committee. achievements. He started as a scene ber 10th. Also elected were Betty Molnar, Secretary, and Edward Gott, cannot avoid war by running away This year's Scampers will prob­ Treasurer, both of the Business Department. designer for the St. Louis Municipal from it and that. we should deter­ ably be a skit with a definite theme Opera company, and is now the au­ mine now the principles for which unless someone can contribute a . With the announcement of elec­ thor of two best sellers: Moscow we will take a firm· stand. He sug­ good complete book. Everyone: Alumni To Meet tion of ?fficers, the Class of 1952 is Rehearsal and Advance From gests that aggression in any part of wh~ther yo~ have a complete story now officially functioning under the· Ithaca College alumni in Ithaca Broadway, the latter having been the world is :i threat to United or ~ust an idea, a complete series Stude!)t ~ouncil Constitution and written under a Carnegie F ounda­ States security and that we should or JUSt a scene, a whole score or and surrounding towns will hold takes its rightful place as a nintegral tion grant. be prepared to resist if such ag­ just a note, a word, a notion-in their first meeting of the year on part of I~haca College. The election Monday night, Nov. 29, at 8 o'clock A member of the Board of Direc­ gression occurs. short, if YOU have an idea for was pre~1ded over by Ann Richard­ tors. for Theater Inc., Houghton Scampers, please turn it in now. :it the College Dining Hall, accord­ son, actmg as temporary chairman directs at the Princeton University Nothing has. been chosen, nothing mg to Joe Short (D'35) president of the cl~ss and Stanley L~venson, Theater and at Elitch Garden Sum­ Business Class Visits has been decided upon. The field is of the local alumni association. representing the Student Council. mer Theater; Elitch Garden being wide open for all departments so The program calls for a short Dean Clarke, Class Adviser, wel­ the oldest established theater group local Corporation let's talk about what you would business meeting, annual election comed the assemblage and asked in the country. He also directed the Mr. McGurk's Industrial Man­ like. It's your show. of officers, and an informal talk bv that personalities be disregarded production of Macbeth, starring agement class, as part of its Submit all material to Mrs. Tal­ Dr. Charles Haines, vice president and that only qualities for service Flora Robson and Michael Red­ course, inspected the Allen-Wales cott, Mr. Sargent, Harry Basch, or of IC. Invitations to attend are be considered in voting. After each being extended to all alumni. grave. Adding Machine Corporation on Pete DeLucca. Watch the bulletin ?f the twenty ~andidatcs, represent­ Norris Houghton has worked with November S. The trip was another boards for further announcements. mg one candidate for each office such names as Joshua Logan, James step towards the correlation of Student Announ,ers Given from the five departments had Stewart, Fredric March, and Bur­ theory and practice in the Business b~en . introduced and had "s'poken gess Meredith. Mr. Houghton is School. Frosh Week Pradical Experience his piece," ballots were distributed now teaching the history of the At the plant, the class was greet­ . Frosh Frolics, on Monday evc­ I.C.'s senior student announcers and explained. The marked ballots theater at Columbia University. ed by Mr. R. G. Fowler, plant man­ mng, Nov. 8, marked the beginning during the past few weeks have been were collected as class members ager, who lectured on the sub-as­ of a round of activities during getting first hand experience in the filed out and results announced the Drama Seniors Coach sembly parts of an adding machine Freshman Week. All of the skits intricate art of originating remote next day. which were spread on a table for were successfully received and the broadcasts, through the facilities of Childrens' Theatre general observation. After the pro­ cup was won by the Drama Dept. WHCU-FM and Rural Radio. duction process had been outlined, On Wednesday, Nov. 10, the en­ At this point two very fine con­ A new Children's Theatre has the class was divided into small tire class met to elect officers, and certs have been presented over the Della Kappa Opens been inaugurated in Ithaca under groups and each person supplied considerable spirit was shown as FM air waves by our Music Depart­ the sponsorship of the P.T.A. Coun­ with information sheets containing the candidates made their brief ment, capably announced bv J.C. New House With cil. Mrs. Martin Rubin, council a breakdown of the factory by de­ campaign speeches, augmented by students. · representative, is supervisor aided partments. Each group was then as­ slogans and posters. · The first was a string quartet, Weekend Celebration by Miss Blake, Ithaca Schools' in­ signed an executive of the company A jury trial for freshman girls, announced by Harry Basch and the The first annual weekend of Delta terpretative story-teller. Actual in­ as a guide. who did not wear their spuds, and second,d b a Edconcert G by the I.C. Band, K appa, E'psi ·1 on Chapter was held• struction of the children, whose ages The itinerary covered four floors a medicine ball contest between the one y orman. A third pre- November 5th through 7th. range between seven and ten years and required approximately two freshmen and sophomores, were sentation by the Music Department of age, is by two Ithaca College hours. Each process viewed was de­ scheduled for Thursday and Sat­ will be coming up soon, handled by . ~he fraternity opened its festi- Seniors, Paul Bressoud and Gladys scribed in detail by an expert, who urday, respectively, but were can­ Danny Rubinate. This is the De- vities with the Ithaca vs. Hartwick Darby. answered all questions thrown at celled. cember 5 symphony concert at football game, followed by open The initial class conducted by him by the aspiring executives. The A dance will be held on Saturdav, Foster Hall, under the baton of house and an informal dance at the Mr. Bressoud brought an enthusi­ tour was climaxed with a luncheon December 4th, to complete tfie Craig McHenry. fraternity house at 512 East Sen- astic response from the children. in the plant cafeteria. Frosh observances. . These broadcasts offer excellent eca Street. Each one imagined a situation, pan­ • S f I opportunities for I.C.'s student an- _Saturday afternoon a social gath- tomimed it and then let the re­ FrO IICS uccess u College Symphony Starts nouncers to exhibit their talents in ermg was held at the house. The mainder of the class attempt to If you were wondering what all (h"ld r S • their chosen field. All broadcasts are Delta Kappa ball was held at the guess what it was. The one who the excitement was in the Little I feRS er1eS writtP.n and planned by the student E~gles ball_ room Saturday evening guessed correctly was allowed to Theatre Monday night, Nov. 8th, During the coming year, a series himself, in· cooperation with the with music furnished by Jack perform next. · any Freshman girl will tell you of children's matinee programs Music Department. Grahling and his orchestra. Bob The Children's Theatre group is that it was the annual presentation sponsored by the Ithaca Council of Our announcers are assured of lviulligan acted as master of cere­ working for the time when they of Frosh Frolics, sponsored by the Parents and Teachers will be held audience as Rural Radio alone monies during intermission. can present a major production to W.C.C. Each department partici- in the Junior and Senior High covers New York State through Sunday, November 7th the fra­ the public, under the direction of pated and tried for the cup which school auditoriums. eight stations, with one of these in te!·nity cl\maxcd its big weekend both Mr. Bressoud and Miss Darby, was awarded to the Drama Depart- Mrs. Martin Rubin is in charge of New York City. with an mformal get-together at for each will be handling a group. ment this year. this new endeavor, the purpose of ---- the fraternity house. '· Any Ithaca College students who wish to observe any meetings may The winning directors were Joan which is to make local cultural ac- Student Directory Issued This weekend formally opened Jackson and Doris Hurcombe. tivities available to the children of Tl I C II D" Delta Kappa's new fraternity house make arrangements with Mr. Bres­ I O Working with them the drama Ithaca · I ic t iaca cge· d irectory for \ ··\ ,.,"O o cl t"mI e "as· I1ac I b v a11 an d. soud. freshman girls did a take-off on On S~turday, Novc~h~r 13, in t_ 1.c. curren~, year'. pn~_c , ~t twcnt~·- we· arc looking forward· to many Alice in TV onderland. The specialty the Scn10r High auditorium, the, ~\ ~ldc~nts, is !10\\ Fon s,kile Su~! all mam more good times at our fratcmitv 11 1 1 Hazing Viol~tors Tried · numbers were purportedly enter- Ithaca College Symphony Orchestra -:ui mgs. Wit . ran · , ,·er. an_c house. - • tainment at their "Mad Hatter Tea presented the first program. Fra!ik MarkcII 111 charge of d, 5m- I The new student dircctorv un­ . Last week saw another episode Partv.'' Harry Basch, a senior in the but;on. , der the sponsorship of Delta Kappa In the history of IC- Tl:;e Business department exag- D_rama _Dept. play~ the role of the , ,I att:r_i~cd aft~r the 9swcgo State F1_-atcrnity is about completed and Frosh girls who were guilty of gerated a typical dorm scene, while Pied Piper, who . mtroduces each 1 eachers . Co_llcgc Directory, the will soon be on sale throughout the ~ot wearing their spuds were tremb­ the Phy-Ed department, under the program to the children. . local publication ,~as prepared ~y school. It consists of the name. ling in anticipation of the WCC­ direction of Phyllis McCarty and The remaining events mclude: members of Delta_ Kap~a Fratermty school and home address of everv sponsored jury trial scheduled for Marion Burns, did a variety skit The Cornell Dance Group, Jan. 15; under the co-editorship of Harry student and faculty member asso­ November 1 l. However, when the taking place in "Gyms." Rosemary the Cornell Folk Singers, Feb. 19; Spence and ~cl.ward Omsk. AI- ciated with Ithaca College. We urge wee looked in the box where of­ Bradley directed the Music depart- the Cornell Co!1cert Band, March though advert1Smj!: arrangements everyone to take adnntage of this fender's names had been placed, mcnt in a pantomime illustrating 12: and a Surprise Play on May 21. were made last spnng and all other r>reat offer. tThe proverbial cupboard was bare. a letter written home by a Frosh .------, information compiled during rcgis- .-"'------~ hereupon, the wee issued a girl. The four years of a Physio tration, the monumental task was Hear Radio Workshop's "campus" for all freshmen girls. student were depicted through All seniors who do not wish completed anly last week. ~fter one night of sitting in, the song and music performed by school pictures used and all The Directory includes name, Grandpa and the Stat1te culprits'' confessed to the prank the Physiotherapy girls and direct- faculty members are requcSted school and home addresses, marital ~nd their error was forgotten. The cd by Arden Wells and "Bobbie" to submit new photos to status, and departmental designa- Tonight - 7: 15-WHCU-FM campus" has been lifted, and the Goldberg. To round out the eve- Cayugan by Tues., Nov. 30th. tions, as well as other pertinent in- Wcd.-7:30-Rural Radio grateful Frosh are again available ning's fun, a vie dance was held in Size: Lcnth 2½ in.; width 2 in. formation, including schedules of for dates. The "spud delinquents" the Seneca Gym from 9:00 to 11:30. ..______--:. school activities. Were tried yesterday. Page 2 Ithaca College, Ithaca, New York, November 23, 1948 Campus Notes With this issue, Tke lthacom an­ l'OUHDBD JAJrTlilT I, 10S1 -A"" J. e. it nounces a new policy regarding this Member A.ssociatecl Coll8gia,e Pr6ss column, formerly headed Fratern- by Stan Levenson ally Yours. Contributions from all ======i:;;z CO-EDITORS-IN-CHIEF ...... Rowud Le Vine ''9: Stan :r.n- •,e bona fide organizations and dormi­ lt_is hard to reconcile reports from draft officials that too many men NEWS EDITOR ...... , • , •• , .. , .••.• , ....••.. • ])&Te :BRnet.t, ;Jr. '60 STAFl': Lois Abrams '52, Margaret Behringer '50, Roxane Brooks '62, Edgar Chapman '61, tories on the IC campus will be are bem~ turned down for mental and physical deficiencies with the MortiJner Clark '62, Lew Gallo '61. Mary Lou Jorgensen '60, Wtll&rd Xob1111kie '50, published henceforth. In order to Richard Kuss '50, Nele :t.ape '50, Ba.rbara Randall '62, .Tack Bonrlte '61, Joseph outstandmg recor_ds m~de ~uring the recent, war in factory and field, but Spadaro • 60, Diane Seide '62, Jack TllllnghMt • 61, Richard Wa.n&muer '49. make possible this extended cover­ as I un~erstand 1t, we re_ m worse shape right now than in any period ASSOCIATE ...... •.•....•. Robert .Tnhrtln '49 age, The Ithacan requests a formal of our history. ~o prove 1t, we are given various statistics ranging from MUSIC EDITOR ...... Cla.renee Wa.rrington '60 representative be appointed by each 40% to 70% reJected in some areas. This is against an over-all rate of SPORTS EDITOR ...... Robert Wencll&nd '60 FEATURE EDITOR ...... Earl Popp '60 unit and the name submitted. Con­ 35.8% for World War II. However, a slight glance beneath the surface CIRCULATION .AND EXCHANGE EDITOR ...... Olaire Davidson '49 tributions may be made weekly, reveals that Army doctors are now much tougher than formerly simply STAFF: Carleton Brewer '52, Georgia Greon '60, Daisy Greenwald "·19, Shirley Kostenbader but should be limited to 100 words. because they can afford to be. ~e urgency is not •as great 'and we • 51, Bobbe Moehrlnger '51, Ronald Pedrone • 62, Alla.n Seo • 52. MAKE-UP EDITOR ...... •...... Fred Manning '50 have more m~n. to draw from? which means exclusion of any men in STAFF: Angolo Capozzi '50, Rocco Longo '60, John McElllgott '60 Kappa Psi doubtful !=ond1t10.1_1. Ju_st as w_e ve managed ~o deliver in the past when TYPISTS ...... , ...... Gladys Darby '49, Arlene Barnett '60 the occasion reqmred tt, I thmk we can do 1t again if we have to and FACULTY ADVISER ...... Edward Sargent The local business fraternity is God grant we never have to prove it! ' Published by and for tho students and faculty of Ithaca. College. currently engaged in making plans Several years ago, when I first started attending classes at IC I Contributions a.nd suggestions aro Invited, but must be signed. Slgna.turos will be withhold for its annual Christmas party, was told by some would-be authority, that the Music Department ne;er upon request. which will be held just before Views expressed by coJumnJats within their columns do not necessarily reflect editorial permitted per~ormance of a_ny work more ~ode~n than Debussy or per­ policy or oplnJon. Christmas vacation. Bob Pickering haps an occas10nal Gershwm prelude. Havmg, m the interim attended is handling the affair by arranging countless recitals and concerts by students and faculty, I h~ve heard for time, place, and program. that canard re~u~ed any nu~ber of times. We have, within the last year, Over-Enthusiasm The members of the fraternity heard compos1t10ns by M1lhaud, Copland, Tansman Shostakovich Probably no Ithaca College activities engender greater enthusiasm are also looking forward to partici­ Prokofieff, Stravinsky, McBride ... by why go on? ' ' than those in which all departments take part, either competitively or pation in the Phi EK Basketball conjointly. We refer, of course, to Frosh Frolics and to Scamper~. League. It is planned to continue MISCELLANY On November 8th, we again had opportunity to witness an edition with the policy of inviting regular The long-awaite1 C

' Ithaca College, Ithaca, New York, November 23, 1948

I Student Recital Reviewed Delta Phi Zeta_;_ Local Service Sorority ALLEGRO MODERATO Another exceptional student re­ by Clarence Warrington cital was presented on November 10 in the College Little Theatre. The program opened with Fugue in G K'IDS' STUFF LOCAL COLOR Minor by Bach, as transcribed for KIDS' STNFF-On Saturday af­ LOCAL COLOR-Two student piano by Olga Samaroff. The Fugue ternoon, November 13, I spent ap­ recitals scheduled during the early as played by Kenneth Roberts was proximately one hour at the Ithaca part of next month. Dates are ·set well performed, marked with clear High School attending a perform­ for December 1 and 7. After the fine phrasing. ance of the Ithaca College Sym­ recital of November 10, every seat The first appearance of Lloyd phony Orchestra in a Special Chil­ in the Little Theatre should be Dimmick on the student recital pro­ dren's Matinee sponsored by the taken . . . College Symphony Or­ grams was one of distinction with local PTA associations and the Ith­ chestra concert scheduled for De­ his performance of Debussy's tech­ aca Youth Bureau. It was one of cember 5 at Foster Hall. Program nically demanding piano composi­ the most rewarding afternoons that will include the Brahms Second tion, "Ce qu'a vu le vent d'Ouest." I have spent in a long, long time. Symphony ... Annual Xmas Con­ The only male vocalist of the The orchestra was introduced by cert of the College Choir under the evening, Bodan Chlypavka, pre­ Harry Basch as the Pied Piper, and direction of Dr. Lyons is scheduled sented a rather restrained rendition commentary, understandable to all for December 15 in the Little of "Love's Message" by Schubert ages, was furnished by Miss Bess Theatre ... Make a note that there and "To Rest, To Rest" by Wolf. Daniels of the college music faculty. will be some_ fine music presenta­ Three modern compositions were The musical portion of the program tions up at Cornell during Decem­ played by Irma Manis. She dis­ was well-planned, for two of the ber. December 5 is the date for an played a good insight into these compositions had definite stories re­ A Cappella Chorus concert and on modern works and played with tech­ lated to the musi'C, and were logical Decemer 12 the Sage Chapel Choir nical efficiency. selections for child listening. These will give their annual Christmas One of the good old standby vio­ President Daisy Greenwald and Social Chairman Alice Anagnos were the "Nutcracker Suite" by program. Both concerts are in Sage lin works, the Bruch Concerto in Watch Phy Ed Sophomore Chris Valvo Draw Winning Raffle Ticket a, Tschaikowsky and the "Evening Chapel at 4:30 p.m. If you expect G minor was once again resurrect­ Delta Phi Zeta's Hallowe'en Party. Prayer and Dream Pantomime" to sit during either of these con­ ed with a performance of the first ------from Humperdink's opera "Hansel certs, you should arrive by 4:00 movement by Howard Deanto, vio­ Of the several fraternities and · R d' W k h Sh d I and Gretel." To me, the selection p.m. for seats are at a premium due linist, and Nele Lape, piano accom­ sororities here at IC, Delta Phi I 10 OJ S Op [ e U es of a movement from Brahms Sec­ to the size of the chapel ... Roch­ panist. Mr. Deanto's playing was ond Symphony seemed a little too ester Philharmonic at Bailey Hall ~eta is the only on~ which fu~c- Many Activities most acceptable despite intonation uons purely as a social and service deep for kids to enjoy! (After all, November 30. difficulties. there are some adults who don't The Polonaise in F-Sharp minor, organization. Serving as hostesses The Ithaca College Radio Work­ shop is moving right along with its understand Brahms.) RADIO LISTENING Opus 44, by Frederick Chopin was at the Big Sister Tea, ushering for It was very gratifying to find that played with brilliancy by Ralph recitals and musicals, decorating the "Campus Radio Theatre'' series of some people are broad-minded RADIO LISTENING - Satur­ Boguszewski. Miss Mary Bell sang dining hall, and generally helping fine dramatic productions. enough to start children on a basic day night, Toscanini presented an­ "She Never Told Her Love" and out when needed are all duties ot On November 9th and 10th, Dan­ music appreciation course during other of his Brahms programs ... "IV!y Mother Bids Me Bind My Delta Phi. iel Rubinate directed a program of their early years. Miss Daniels def­ this one included the Variations on Hair" by Josef Haydn with poise In the past, two of the more im­ two short scripts, A Special An­ initely has the right personality a Theme of Havdn and the Svm­ and expression. portant social functions this sor­ nouncement by Wm. Saroyan, and and approach for such an under­ phony No. 3 .. •. The time is 6:30 The climax of the evening came ority has sponsored are their Spring Program to be Opened ina.Hundred taking, and her efforts were cer­ p.m. on any NBC station . . . during the last three numbers on Dance, and their Xmas dance. They Y ean by Norman Corwin. Includ­ tainly not in vain as was in evi­ Broadcasts of the Boston Sym­ the program. The Ballade in A Flat also have shared their house and ed in the casts were: Earl P_c>pp, dence last Saturday afternoon. I'm phony Orchestra are also going to Major, Op. 47 by Chopin was ably facilities for Junior Week-End with Ed Gorman, Harry Basch, Wm. sure that many of the grown-ups be on the NBC network this year. performed by Donald Jackson, and a fraternity. Grammar, Peter Gumeny, Stanley who attended the program learned Not only will concerts be broadcast, the Concerto in D minor by Vivaldi On October 30, Delta Phi had a Levenson, Richard Wanamaker, just as much, if not more, than some but rehearsals of the orchestra will was expertly performed by Glan­ Marion Messbauer, and Larry Ar­ of the seven or eight hundred be carried as well. This should Hallowe'en party. This open house ville Davies and Constantine Pou­ was tremendously successful and rick. Music and sound effects were youngsters who were there. More prove of great interest to all music handled by Robert Bischoff and limas. The program closed with two enjoyed by all who attended. The power to you all. students. · Charles Angell. Edward Pinckney Prokofieff compositions, the Pre­ highlight of the evening was the was the technician. Assisting__Dan Thornton was in charge of enter­ lude, Opus 12, No. 7 and the Sug­ drawing of the radio raffle ticket. Speaker Stresses Value gestion Diabolique, Op. 4, No. 4, Rubinate in direction were Harry tainment. Robert Mulligan gave The winner was Mr. Larry Dimas Basch and Fred Heckman. as played by Robert Weaver. Mr. of the Alpine Restaurant. monologues. The "Campus Radio Theatre" Of Physio Coone The Department was honored by Weaver displayed great technical The girls of this sorority have Rapidly growing community facility and confidence in his play­ broadcasts are aired over WHCU­ the visit of a number of its gradu­ inaugurated a new policy wherein FM on Tuesday evenings, and over needs for physiotherapists were cited ates who had taken their examina­ ing. all women of Ithaca College if ac­ Thursday afternoon, November 18, -C.W. the Rural Radio Network on Wed­ tions and are now practicing phy­ companied by a date, are welcome nesday evenings. by Dr. Jacob L. Lockner, executive siotherapists. to the house on Friday evenings secretary, New York State Board for an evening of small talk or danc­ On November 16th and 17th, the of Medical Examiners, during a talk Penn State Grad Is ing. Campus Radio Theatre presented to the students and staff of the an adaptation of Arthur Miller's Ithaca College Physiotherapy De­ Student Council Report New Dietitian This civic minded sorority is at William Ireland's Confession ... partment in Aurora Gymnasium. Last week's meeting of the Stu­ the disposal of all school organiza­ a delightful story about a rap­ The college dining hall this year tions and very willing to be of as­ Dr. Lockner pointed out that dent Council featured reports on the is in the charge of Mrs. Aileen scallion author who perpetrated one Ithaca College has the only four handling of Fceshman organiza~ sistance in furthering any school of the greatest hoaxes in literary Konhauser, who succeeded Miss project. year physiotherapy course recog­ tional activities by President Stan­ Miriam Seeman. history. The program was directed nized by the state as preparing stu­ ley Levenson and introduction of Mrs. Konhauser is a graduate of by Ruby Weinstein. The follow­ dents for the state licensing examin­ Joseph Caligiure, newly elected ing week, Claire Davidson, directed the dietitian school at Pennsylvania Alumnus Sends Greet"1ngs ation given 3 times a year. The need President of the Class of 1952. State University. After receiving another Arthur Miller story, Grand­ for physiotherapists in veterans' Freshman orientation was consid­ her degree in 1942, she worked in The alumni office, now in charge pa and the Statue. hospitals was mentioned by the ered successfully brought to a close army and h03pital cafeterias. Her of Dr. Charles Haines, receives let­ The Ithaca College Radio Work­ speaker. Ithaca graduates are eligi­ with cessation of hazing rules as of previous position was with a girls' ters from alumni scattered all over shop has embarked upon a new ble to take state Civil Service ex­ Saturday, November· 13th. Both dormitory at Pennsylvania State. the world. One came via air mail series of children's programs aired aminations for positions in state hos­ participation in and response to She was married in August and this week from Howard R. Ross, on the Rural Radio Network-every pitals, Dr. Lockner said. Frosh Frolics was extremely grati­ takes pride in being called Mrs. K. Phy-Ed graduate of '35, now direc- Thursday from 5:15 to 5:30. The How medicine, nursing, and phy­ fying and the election was handled The dining hall serves approxi- tor of Alaskan Operations _for the series, called "The Land of En­ siotherapy all have a place in a with a minimum of conflict, al­ mately two hundred and eighty American Red Cross. Since 1942 he chantment," presents a different community health program was de­ though attendance at the election girls this year-a new record-but has been in North Africa, Italy, and story each week. scribed by Dr. William C. Spring, meeting was about 50% of the class the staff is still composed of five Trieste, but, he writes, "I still have On November 4th, Lady Myra Jr., county health commissioner. He total. Secretary-Treasurer Dorothy regular and forty-five part time maintained a great deal of interest ( Myra Wishnetsky) told the story mentioned how these three ser­ Pardi reported that 273 of the 300 employees. Mr. John, capable chef in Ithaca College and am indeed of H amsel and Gretel, and on Nov. vices can be coordinated to pro­ Frosh caps ordered this year, had and mainstay of the college dining pleased to have the Ithaca College 11th Miss Claire ( Claire Davidson) vide the best in community health been sold. This does not constitute hall, is just roundii:ig out twenty- News Letter or any . other school explained How the Camel Got Hu care. a loss because any extra caps will be seven years of service. news sent to me." He sends greet- Hump. The work of his office which in­ sold next year. Ruth Shiebler, Utm~t. protec~ion of_ food ~as I ings to Messrs. Hill, Freeman, a1~d On Nov. 18, Miss Claire told the vestigates malpractices in the pro­ President of the Inter-Fraternity been facilitated with the mstallanon Yavits who he notes, "Are still story of The Good-Be Children. fessions was outlined by James 0. Council reported that details of the of a walk-in refrigerator. Records doino- ; grand job." On Sunday evening, Nov. 7th, Hayle, director of professional in­ dance to be held in the Seneca Gym will also be improved through a e, · WHCU-FM carried the broadcast vestigation, Albany. Another speak­ on December 4th, in honor of the system of cost-accounting set up of the Ithaca College Concert Band er was Dr. Charles E. Haines, vice­ new class, would be completed at by Mrs. Kornhauser and Miss Dee from Foster Hall. The broadcast president of Ithaca College. A. the next meeting of the Fraternity Norton. Drama Grad Now was handled by students from the Garman Dingwall, director of the group. The competition between Mrs. Kornhauser would appreci­ Radio Workshop. Edward Gorman Physiotherapy Department, made Sophomores and Freshmen origin­ ate helpful criticisms from the stu­ US Food Inspector was the announcer, and the program opening remarks and introduced ally scheduled for the afternoon of dents and the occasional loan of was engineered by Roger Paolan· John Nash, class of '31, drama the speakers to the assembled stu­ Nov. 13th, was called off by mutual vie-records. geli. dents and faculty. consent. __ student, is now food inspector for During their visit to the college Other business handled consisted the U. S. Department of Agricul­ the state officials conferred with of the appointment of a committee and Fred Manning. Investigation of ture. As a sideline, Alumnus Nasl1 President Leonard B. Job. In the to draw up a new constitution, with several student complaints was writes plays, of which he has sold College Symphony Orchestra fifteen, including one royalty play evening they were guests of Pi Theta particular emphasis on finding a turned over to John Damiani and Foster Hall-Dec. 5, 8:15 p.m. Phi, physiotherapy fraternity, at a more equitable system of holding Howard Le Vine for complete re­ entitled, "Pardon My Millions.'' Al­ Thanksgiving party in the Physio­ class elections. The committee con- ports at the next Student Council though he enjoys his present voca­ Craig McHenry, Conducting therapy Building. Douglas Ander­ sists of Bob Sampson, Chairman, meeting before further action is tion, he still hopes that some day he son, president, presided. Joseph with Dorothy Pardi, Ruth Shiebler,. taken. can get back to "show business." l