University at Albany - Pedagogue Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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baeks them to the limit. Parties: Leap year ifrolie brings out the hidden yearnings of State's Sophomore women. Surprised? Profession.: First real introduction comes 'through Ed. 10. Among other things, learned how to study and where not to park. . Pzlslzball: Quote the Campus Day Skit- The Freshmen are push-overs-unquote. Receptions: The Sophomores, o11 best behavior, decide that green really becomes the Frosh. Rivalry: The Sophs nobly refrain from rubbing it in. Too bad '43. Romance: Definitely not lacking in '42, Established Frosh romances continued, new a11d surprising combinations were formed, not to mention the popular pastime of swapping B. F's and G. F's. Sing: Talent is displayed as '42 lifts its voice to Alma Mater and victory. Con- gratulations to songleader Hirsh for in- spiring songs and inspired directing. Slfits: Roy Sommers blossoms out as State's most promising skit writer. Lord Kelly and Saint Paul of the Alumni Resi- dence Hall were strokes of genius. Practice proves fun for all. Soiree: There arenit enough adjectives to describe the music of the crowd. One more star in the crown of UL2! Studies: Ouchllll Miscellaneous: It's the best year yet. i I-X 1 rl ll 'KF 0 .QQMWJ ldtjgv 4 , fi ,v fi? 1 My 6 fl ii 7 ff J wg gwimk xixekf' Y

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'Rial +S- 1ou.Y N IUNIORS is Q ,W V635 Sys-Iraqi' ,Iolly,' Juniors . . . not the word for us in 8:10 methods courses . . . no more pushball and song rivalries, no more getting stuck in ventilators searching for banners and mascots no larger than this and no smaller than that . . . much anticipation as to who'd be Prom Queen and would with t kb if K we have another name-band or not . . . bets on who would gs, N ' J, ' be tapped for Myskania . . . can next year be any worse X CW X X772 M than this? . . . I-Iow'll I ever get that unit plan done? . . . ' Xpfx' 6 memories of being Junior advisors . . . much correspondence fem by NWN 14 to prospective Statesmen . . . You'll go for it like crazy up here: the place grows on you, so help me!'7 . . . Counsel- ors at Freshmen Camp . . . Gardephe's stunt, the tops in something new and spontaneous Cto the cast as well as to the audiencel . . . much class spirit . . . even an Armistice Day party in the Commons that was peaceful, but yes! . . . more fun, more decorations, more refreshments than-oh, well, I never did like crowds . . . Brunch7' at the Annex at eleven . . . sudden dignity assumed . . . Milne, please notice! . . . wonder which of them will be in my class next year . . . an eye to practice teaching . . . Should I take Extra-Curricfw . . . Gee, I'm glad I made Advanced Dramatics: it brings out l'artiste in me, le grande passion, what I mean is, itis a lot of fun . . . think it will help me get a job next yearf' . . . had to send home for money for Junior week-end . . . do you think she expected flowers for house dance when I sent her an orchid for Prom? . . . But they're dur- able . . . glad I tactfully sug- gested that she wear it in her hair . . . what a week-end . . . Prom, luncheon, tea-dance, and house dance!', . I. . and the orchid still lived! . . . Remember Junior Pogor, Dower, Walraath, O'Brien, McCreary