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CRuiisPoU nt Council and Class Council Candidate* LOBS— vies- SECBBTAJtT SC •ATTV* By sc Al Friedman Martin Dawson Al Bader To enable the Student Council Dtak Ooldburg; *ai Schonbexger laeonard niches: ^deterrn 1 ne «tiin>irt xr arttnn tfn -•^-•J^IiygWjbaj _SL -A-2-:. problems both within and with­ artniav SK. Stan Pfeingold Abraham Bart Ben Stein Sid Fox •Joe Cohen Vincent Capraro A3 election, the first under the out the college, a comprehensive Andy GrJU • Dave Kntes William Jack jmrvey of such. queries will be Norman Schtessberg- number of Candida *fPWJ?» JHk ffistributed tomorrow together Harry~z>aix>wtts Vie Grossman Harrlet^Mark rmr wtfl vtefogais dasgandSto> Urfta the election ballot, ^ T Mel GUns» Stan Marcos Carl Click Sidney Schelnbenr Joseph Scbidder Jerry Sehoenholts dent Council Questions pertaining to the Srnie Wlehlnsky. Wortnta Kara Jerry °8usaman Two Student Oouncfl repieseli* Us _todent Council, CaubavU-Books, .Stale-" norfman Walter Btlaky Boaiyn, JUpahits tatlves war he r*»9iTftn ±**F* *»frffh Elections, Literature Ban, School 8tan Junes Honey Marks Robert Bach JUstaa Nahmlaa class, althoughr^embers of the Meyer Sternum Kate Sloan Al QoldXarb Rose gnmhanaar publications, Bapp-Cbndert and John- ravine Harry aenar • V> - •§ • T _-- T« fli.fn"" r itf fill, dentrnopimon on matters vital to IVatalto Rotb BDBOO* every class exeept^the student welfare. LOWEK-SOPH. Jack Brown Paul Goodniant ^.-j upper senior will be allowed to Herbert Toiiayr fd^nny Ganser PeaaeOa Bothariberg vote. Dean Feldman's approval of MckJeL X^erenthal Selma. Markovtts CIs Worby ' - the .questions is necessary and Norman Osbln •Jack Shelton I»elr-Qo«lburg, present vloe- the committee ;hopes>to get his Audiey GTeenherv Baine FQene --— of the _i Brody Harold Flakelsteln refi- Judy ~ Cbaatd About thirty que Meyer Siegel Irr Saltan Wleder by fflnrlalr Korman, be asked, and in most orientation the student will be given a choice of three answers. Results of the lunchroom ques­ is Instructor Fired; tion will form the basis for a lower '42 president, and Marttn poll to be taken next term cov- Dawson, upper junior represex*-'- • l aspects of the lunch- Case to be Started Tfee Joint Committee for for The poiT committee has issued institute a test suit in an attempt to nullify last week's Ail Bader, former SC delegate, a call for people willing to help an af.fnospliere saturated wilt compete with Lenny Dichek, tabulate the results. All per­ action Of the Bnarri r>f PTiprf^i- gHn^tinn Wtlfrh ttlXflM"Pff upper '43 pre*«dftnt. sons interested should see John vacant the position of Davkl t3egatway; an Rngii«h \s>*u*Yu>y> to inain&yxL Xevine. The poll was designed at Townsend Harris, it was announced Friday. High SchoolTown con-. TannenbaumJL +^ , -fo _^r th e secretarr> tne ^mainly by "Sd

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by electing-two utber^uys named Joe to serve A that he modeled for the uertmi. _ £**fintor Moscsaun -fives the ads. At f0r nim present tee rumor iarSo^S^ gays named Joe are SSJ^J?- - <**»wn-ups J** that he inspirediSTS^* «* nfng to therascl yes every laugh with hint-And though he ad- choice ^^^ng nobeaoty, he-will be a joy committee chairmanship .that TAKEN FROM the Senior Class has to offer. A pretty MMessonand he gets aroundta^*^ Ppog graduating from City in 1906, everyone. Thus he kee^^^L^* ending tor a fairy talc. *£*?^*-«rreyorr ~3*rt he' whole, for inirt^nMfe^g^y RICTLAM^ SPORTS AIJlifAK^ Loyal "42 class members «« In one weei^^titTti^re^^ £?• J?5Ck *«•*•*" With oxuy The City College *in* attend the class council meeting to­ Ew since he ceased making xa and oruin After a three-year lapse, City will '43 axkT'44, % Sos? SS^X^***8 **• ** P01*1* ^ fer^Pordham TJniversity this Wed- morrow at four in room 722 to see to its Wp< By Jerry Scheeahotts — with Fordham this Wedn Fresh In^alo^wKfta^. ^^^^^ n^fi^a* the Ram^ Ilea* it that their fellow classmates get the sc^ed p^^^^Oty he ininced The June issue of OM *^ w^kjs lor the "Mercury" and at Co- - square deal which .wril_iaiH • gift of the cide the ™p» forrtfee ^Spectator." Now he CO "them^iTIiIIJILr^""*^?' *'* t8™™ «BMSBetf head-on. When serve. 0 21 >baU season ^rown. The Beavers, with two They ^T^L? J?? ?** ** «* «ty Col- sale Wednesday. lUe^^^; L ^5— aiso—vote—l&-toaiarmvr ^£LJZlIb^nd 5*"* ^wHAers lor The *« ten cents. id Brooklyn, a vie! ft^JCmn** of St. Joh^ £esnma?:^t&^S—^ ** «^^**»«' impressive victories last election and «g^ E^ter, Com-lfirth, Adcraft, and The over Fordham would place City right ?f ^^ ^^tor, threw in r7 points Joe back to the An exclusive feature of the a#^> ~I~ the top of are pointing for this game with Umbo of inactivity o in Jte scramble for metrorctfitan ^ ^Boardmatt'i$ n> *<* '^ the most powerful college For a quarter ol a. century Mr, David A lors. Am three W^atCto^ "^ "actical Accounting probl "jevropoutan rtyprwhftlaatoiThe other gam e resulted in an in the city. "TKe cia 1 Board and Chairman Tbe iss?^ also contains 1 ?lty Cat< er ^I?" ^ ^yrlipg and Lenny hst of the fencing tf^m for O* the following Saturdajr, the Publicity Time was also when he edof­ articles au ^J^*- ?*?* * '••**• *<** WPOtoted a seml- Fcuer scored 2y points between 3 years . .. placed fourth in the ***** returns to Lewisohn Sta- ONLT jar^ oranches of accountancv iZ ba^etoll «mBni«toner ... Burt Boy^i^tr^s baseteu s,,^ ited the "Leather Goods Journal" and ••<3a :^??^***«*ers oTtt^S^^ fast wee^k to reporuir t ttoo a a xxxigeDodgerr farfarmm teateamm in iaTexasTexas li^ gamSmee . ^Th^u^^Sri^e Juniors' and Seniors^ ' ^17^^oueglat^ ITTe -««=««•-"«Fencing Mee•t .*". . diu—m to-play Springfield• o* Once upon a lime therg- Election day is arbitrated labor disputes for the Asso- w rep fc and it is < i +/M r '•m * " * ^-jather Goods Manufacturers, ^s^^^^^^^^^n *. ~m ^_ — _ .. . . «»*«* luunaerwia nrst ffor th« ka<>ir 4.k.ii _^ _ -_^ .^^ Taetronnlltome n iwmnattwo. «_ T>u »an-^ss^nd, asm every freshman gxatliying, ^M^ time, u> _i the rec- faresident of Athe Varsity ChuVreceived t*£ ^ ^T"^""" ^^ 2T ** b^etbaljA l champion^ «n>polltan competition.. . .is l>urihg the past there was a small group of wffl- ord mnnber of ^»*>^tfrtirtcir not telling hook-lyin'-and- rd for tbe athlete 10 bi smker fish stories, be goes fishing with who has done mosT^r^^T^^ ^ ""P'" « Points toward^- * senior^nd is looking forward squa-d foun~d its hitting Pti who took the initiative in v of th*****£**e newly *— **^^ as^resS some College cronies.* If it's an excuse V^^t^f m^ostforjOty CoUege athletics since graduation at ^^ ^tramural priority- go to to a future of teachin—*«ag account^wuru­ against Brooklyn Colleger and that class into a strong and ea n of toe system. electoral about the size of the tag one that got fae Eighth Annual Varsity Club dinner, Friday night Boxing £ ^tontog classes, ancy ... also a member of St. John's University. The scores well-knit social unit, to away, his voice melts down., The fish 1 1111 House Plan, Varsity Club, and of these games ^t^t***** hope for "oach Yustin Sirutis has been chosen director nf *hi » ^ f ^^f? ! ^ important places in the terms went by this gfg^fag of a record vofr> n^ is the was 'so big," but mere Mr. Ms arm- , the '42 waterpolo team . . . is 18-9,. respectively. ft sprpad JIT "HO nh^rt " can isttta ^ona! Bo^ Conference. °T ^^ « *" »<**"** £%SgSS2ttSrZE **««„ oi sincere students con- «f«set. of student CouncS »«x , ^_ te of Acmunf^ra^r meet neld last Thursday, their about 170 lbs., of medium heigHt: ^the drop of a hint merry Mr. Mos- The Accounting ^oram is the The basketball team will play seven games in Madison Square to carry the burden of resptm- officers worthy of their positions. ison win sou? or vr-f**» « — ••"*»-, terry guar- total poults being 28-1/6. .'42 and possesses a sottrspbken. fttl two bitter against the Kings- Who publication of _the Garden next winter, having as its opponents, Oklahoma SA * M^ was second with 23-1/3, while *temy — presenting their classmates ^^tf°^l ^ ^oth^^sses social direct of a^ T™L ^^^ ^ Society tt a Wyoming pleasant- exterior men, losing his shut-out in the~ with the largest Frpsh reporat tet nt oo'cloc Th«»k *n^Z~ tomorro Z^Tw ^^a«'«*£ZTT «*ged to^ h«* i«*ZZZr^—°* *ommer camn he orer 4^100 co^i S^ao^o?^ St. Joseph's, St. John's, Manhattan, gordna^ and the Juniors scored.; 2XVz points. first frame when the Soph JJOT* *o me Ticker office to cast then- h^b^oduced about 50u origuSlyricZ sTU Needless to sajr. the ^fflfflffifti ffflnff summers as a counsellor in scored . In World's dSB&sitcjBwao^i^jspgipi ?****- The present until iiiiftiii iffinilffTihTlblii JdJMiiii mJhi 11 ail is arking up "a mere f* the bene ucce f evipr published. with the possibility of a trip to Mexico before the regular but- of a 3* ^ « ni Soph Strut, an un- jets under way . ._» Nat Hoiman is a great favorite with basketball 2 on the scoreboard. Marv Ksp- fifth inning, the Lavender erman starred- for the Sophs; Junior Week, a record- AA Elections??? Ca promoters down in Mexico and they presented him with a gold ring at the dances . . . famed in epee men'went to work on the Brook­ and a long-to- taking a first, second and third circles for his defensive In fight- lyn-pitcher to.score five run*, n ,.~ . ^dMaies Present at the end of last season. place out of six events. putting the game on lee. . Its a pretty sad state of affairs when The- Trocker-Tarten handball out of a total of 1200 AA nwniljrrs less The St. John's as time went by, however, : Vsalifications I/inI Letu> &> Editor As predicted in this column a few weeks back, there is abso­ combination again led '43 to a one of \s found themselves called than 100 cast *«--*-=""ballo- —t in an rs lutely no chance of basketball being played in the new armory well earned win over, the Prosh Top Temple, 7-2 election. But maybe that's the way May, 16, 1*41 fairs for which the Beaver team, to lendthelr initiative to other nw« the AA board To the Editor: that ¥otc--^wonlor~be~~a~ sorry —- which is, at present, under construction near the campus . by a 3-0 count. , is noted. Max Goldsmith, Mike members want It. The concrete floor would necessitate the purchase of a portable The dizzy pace of the IAC By the method in which they con­ I submit my application for Presi­ indeed. He knows that the large ma­ The Beaver tennis team Rudko. Dolph sagnortle, bte for ^hunch ^ guys named wooden floor and the playing area would be almost as small as the competition goes down the home tinned its winning ways by beat­ Julie Savlno fattened their tomV ducted their election they certainly dency of the Student Council a jority of students wn*» respect their regular court in the uptown gym. stretch this week as the box­ showed that they dent want to get as a ing the Temple University Owls, ting nvorageo at the expense of result of much thought concerning college and who have elected him ing, wrestling, fencing, and Friday, by the score of 7-2. John McPadden Wissful toactivity to step in and the students' vote. The gentleman tak- our Prof. h the controls of an ™* school and students. Student C^uncfl Williamson is heading a movement tff "**g handball contests draw to a . ThiS Was t^ tfrrlnri nmrntw.- of vwhich~had hem "~^We are attending tkrfiege at a crit­ Vice-President will among other mctxtipolitan colleges for the Lavender fnrcea. er- Hal the »tly laid for tb«n~ ^^ iKf^^K* ^ be there ical time, during World War IL President one who has- always served sbtna StateV schools that ^**Hf**rd The last two victories being ning pitcher, ^^berger is the leader of the i there If we examine history—we win learn bis college faithfully and honestly; one at the top in the National Collegiate Boxing ^porney, have been Cluh, XA ag^st Brooklyn College and By copping w fS?»~ there l?2£.£g£& hying to schedule City College ever since they saw Al «*^irf»i jack _TfflKr-L ^L^as carried the -Class^ came hungry and «J»T^W , - ***Jf- . .• T the rgg*>rd of the placClh World • who is not afraid to express an opin­ Finger and Stan Mints perform in the Nationals ... However, :35^uccessf ully tbxo^, three^^ One def eat^f ^ZnL«TT^ ^^ efe^bn. ion even though it may be subject to *-J^ Saturday, May 24, the , brought up to the JS00. It Ja C date iost re actions stined high traveling expense would balk such a move. ^^ type of-elass aXttrwhicTS to vote ^ ° ? °y only attack- , Varsity Club and AA elec­ ^"Ltbgs ZZZZ*11 C°11<*e « f*0*1* •*••««*• won and eight ««n an mtegra? part, of college^f? elccUon education—-they resulted 4n ^fixinivuils ~The ~ TheI AA hLTSf lasted longer, -"-<~Dayey Pqlansky gave up his chance of cracking the existing tions resulted in a decisive vic­ ***** of the others^rV wS 1 mem of teachers, the abrogation of aca­ That's the feeling of a student who tato K^L^ ^ **rs win haveto half mile track record against Brooklyn College last Thursday when tory for '43 followers. Each of demic freedom, and the corruption of does not fear an organization with a the eight new officers is 8r mem­ ^ arTeas^T^^ ^^ ^^uaJon^ learning. -to entered the"two~mfle race a half hour before the half mile ber of the Junior Class. The selves mimeograph machine. ™°*L eight gays named Joe, who ^^ are casfeng suspicion on them- event because City was trailing at the time . . . Social Note: Gerald leaders of the Varsity Club for call by running things in suc^h ^ Already in World. War U the same That's my feeling. Klot, manager of the co-op store and captain of the faculty's effects* are making themselves felt. the following year are: Presi­ haphazard fashion.-T^ Sincerely, - basketball team, won the waltz contest at the Young America dent Milt Mandelbaum of the smen in Dual Meet Teachers are suspended 'and our best DICK GOU3BURO Wants to Help Dance at Hunter last week .'-.- . "Sonny" Woods, boxing team; Vice-Pres. Normie Th» Beavers of City College fourteen firsts were taken by the teachers «t ^hat^ "^as ttie reOTlt^of^ Riwinan, also btr hoxlng^lfame;" z l'a all-scholastic court star, may enroll ^at Ci^ in September. flimsy unproven testunony. Students T*o the Editor: - Secretary Dave Weinreb, foot- Thursday in thefr second dual are threatened with similar fate for Jglie_Gemon ha» hern granted a deferrment from the Army ball center; Al Oohib, baseball ing Bob Mangum in the 120 yard «» *>wfemzn» ««e P«*ented her instructor ^appy it ended! . . i went i^^j^, Today, more than ever before, the 'track meet of the /season to high hurdles; Abbey Marks in nding occasionally. The ton^^^^ having led a peace strike. sutu June . .. There's also a chance the .basketball team might lose pitcher. bring their average up to X choice -of Student Council President an the Id pound shot put; Hermanr _«»«? «he announced •• . i waTTT eompanied one time rerusS^ ^?" If our educational system is to sur­ its other six-footer, Harry Flshman, in the draft V. . Al •Tiger'' AA officials are: Dave Polan- even .500. ginger in the 220 yard high hur­ her mount "Callthlr^? to ^a^ole vive, it means we will have to unequiv­ demands, the most careful considera­ Winograd*wiH not be eligible to play basketball next year because ^?ned^iat ner photo would be^os^ ocally def end its core—its teachers and tion. To help you make your choice, sky of the track, team, president, After a disappointing start dles; Stan Sadofsky in the dis­ 3 students. h* played five-minutes during-his sophomore year ... Nat Hoiman lacrosse defensexnan Marty Mul- against RPI, Which the Beavers cus throw; and Bay Waltron in 0 1 SSr^ ^^ns ^er" ^ I present my Qualifications. was one of the most prolific all-around athletes ever developed in ter, vice-president; Lou Slegal, lost, 70^-55!^, they—bounced JA!^^ ^^ ^^^BalpTSoW Wa During the early part of the Javelin throw. an_Oar Town Oddity*** . H^ f ^^ ?pi^^^e^o^ The program on which I run is the **e met area ... At Commerce High School he starred in football, of the tennis team, secretary; right back to beat the Kings— The Brooklyn meet followed bu tor __ complete defense of our school* for the career, I was President of Gibbs schoo'42; lI and Eddie Mofiet, football tackle, men by a point total of * 9-2/3 to " 1*** ^ her chin. That ff^JP'yyfcrtttog on tb^Thors^ basketball, baseball and soccer and after graduating he was offered the Metropolitan interco a double feature!, . ~%, ^ to show, i bet reinstatement of our suspended teach- also participated in intramural activ­ * contract to play ball with the ... Bat as some- treasurer. '* - 56-1/3 at Lewisohn Stadium. The meet in which Cliff Goldstein J>n my horse to show op! '. ers, for no-further suspension of teach­ for a while in ities. However, it was not until I be­ *** facetiously remarked the other day when Nat'found out they The election was unusual in City team was paced to victory took a second in the two mile woodsr -Hnm,' ers or students, and for the^preseriiar-- came ^^airnian^_of^Ei3eshjna u f fn< Mi that only 49 students voted up- by Cliff Goldstein with a first r4» " T soled, "Babes wanted him as a player and-not as a —'anag*"', ~ -* " to sign. and Lou Cantor a fourth place 2 _yojB_jcriL_alL-student"rightsT ance-thaTTTreaS fawn^nrf^tt^t Uie dOWUtOWn him „ ^ J- O- Le Vanlu^ £ongr Frolics %^9 in the 2-mile andr a second in —tottezmam. '-•- -T. .'..-.:•.. --" &^-Jf -any -husboy ^obs- ^Bf»pectfuiiyy SChool astt it_i_- the core ©f- center. This totaT T&£~ Wf was thfiL^aao, Dave Polansky with a Coach Tony Orlando win have _•*****. •BCvnvty ^hiee its concep- first In the 88fr and a second In "Can you Juggle plates?" he- fTOEIJMAN '42 the smallest vote cast in the his squad ready for the Mont- **N6/'__i admitted, "—only tjon, two^terms ago, the Guidance n Stashed, 14^ College in the past few years. ~ the 2 mile, and. Lou-Cantor with -dair-State Teachers on May 24, t~ But I disclosed my borscht ^-Some of our best .friends are Fon- To the JBditor--ef-Jrhe Ticker: "an has aided °ver three hundred a first in the mile and third in which is the last dual meet be­ tte^t : L^V °^ my best ^o The Beaver attack never seemed •—*^*^»—«e—ptate?^ T" went country. i n 0011 more ler's boys take on the Alumni, decisions to St. John's and* Man bang-up in the honor of the Foners But that student student oni^ *ensifcrve to Jo get started. The score at the Saturday, at Lewisohn Stadium. ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY later. The pool had!a fumTy on May 29 at the Manhattan Center, m growing to love hatf- ay mark was S-0. hattan in their last two en­ his college has also grown to W This game, incidentally, is the gagements. herring incntotori . . . The room x are rapidly moving Ahead. 3*°*thos?e «ganizations whTi;*;*,^ ^^ Starring in the iost cause for last one of the season. COn was minute. When I chewed gum An all-star show, featuring the Foner *tant agitation, lies^-eS ^^ " as well aT^SSf, °* currm% concern. the Lavender forces were Mar- The JV contingent will meet «an on^he floor below screamed' swing band, with* Mr. Arnold Shuka- ^^u^^rwhrClhr^ ~^- snail Friedman and Stan Zma- New York Military Academy on on my ceiling!" 2 toff at the piano, win be the highlight .tuperatlon^ch^^miin*^^, * 'egnrgitate^ ^s off^ thei *r' chinsky. May 24 on the latter's field. In of the evening. Comedy by Boss and P^Jg^anh machines Last week the team again the mattress under * the _ have ftress such as these T «HII W ^_ its only other game this season, West and ^ongs-^y-HBinry ^oner^ helped xo^htce^S^^' only tw,..i ,,-r- 0f'. "fgflc.—tne x will do in? v*»t v the bitler cup of defeats _ •. The cot" in stress ™,.K „ _ on** hi times df. ifae lauaa aroppea a 5-Q game. to dancing and refreshments; ^on- of ill-repute- A nnsi- teueet&uu* no*5ZZTLf the ^^^^"itposTt^ y and hnpor- »ttt£jaioye over, itI^ve^t jbodbuog breathasa^gyye- to"Sa^y wiJI complete the evehinjr **!**> that student, aft^ ——_ T saw - •*• " —•—'-- -*- *^v» ^^ are an ~