'~l\~ l%!'~ ~~i & « M. ..~. ~ ,~~~ \ ~,~ l~ ~ '\f ~ \\ \-'" /;:: ~, ~ :'\.i '" \,.... .,,', ~":' / .,' ~ , :\-: ' ~0- .:~> ~/ /' j k /,::j. I '/ )" - /,,(- r: / .. ~9 v o l r I 1I/1IIVlbc";-'iV'/75Q ...... ~ .t:'y ,... ,J/'-/(,/C(S, oj. , ~... ~ '" Fe'!; -s: / Q J 7. /-flt! I-I' ~! \ /-1 /-C /> t: /--H' . L- ( ) A 1 I I "" •._- -- , .. !IC-;,/ /L,/L-,j / l) (-/'/- . /l- ,C./()/~/JJ\/(-. / t.. J..\/\// THE CLASS OF '41 AND THE HOUSE PLAN §ReUp Pil.RTIES ~ I With the new term starting, and The spring t0rm of 1937 will find ~ll the sopromorcs (who by the way the House Plan inaugurating a new Nould have peen juniors if-) making system of social functions known a promise (tfue same one they've as group pnrtjes. These parties been making every term) that this will take place four times a term term they would really do some stu- and w111 be open to the m0mbors of dying for a change, it is time, in the Hous0 Plan and their frieBds. our opinion, to give a few friendly Tr.e admission fec is 50¢ a couple, words of advice to the incoming and a maximum of 50 tickets arc to freshmen (God bd:ess I ern)• be put on sale, and wi 11 be obtain- Naturally, as new students come able from the office. No bloc will in, th0re is more suitable matur- be sold to anyone houso. E'ch ial for membership in the House house may obtain no more than five Plan. We advise as many freshmen as tickets for one of these parties. possible to join. In fact, 100% en- The profits will go $nto the House rollment is not asking too much. Plan Treasury. Refreshments, con- The HausoP 1ani nit self, i sa V,J. I u- sis ting 0 f san dwichusa nd sod a w i 1 I able asset to the freshmen as a be served by members of the House '(\I: ns of making new social contacts Plan Council. It is hoped that t hc se ~something very necessary to a per- group p~rti~s will increase friend- ~on entering a new institution) ~ liness between House Plan memb~rs. ihe freshman must realize th~t be- * * * ~ides curricular activities, tDe ex- HOUSE PARTIES lra-curricul~r activit~es are also Perhnps the most st3rtling change i~portant, and at the he~d of allover last term's p3rty routine is 1hese is the House Plan. the now system of house parties. , For freshm0n who join, we a~vise One p3rty a term is to be held by a them not to delay, but immediately complete house section. This system form into different '41 units of was devised chiefly to avoid the the several houses. Once having maladjustments of the P3st term formed a unit, found one, or more, which took place because of a short- faculty advisor, and sot a regular age of party dGtus ( but not demands time for their meetings, the new for parties by the individual house freshman group will find that, with sections). One thing w h i ch most cer- a little help from outside scourcds, tainly shall be accomplished by it can plunge boldly into the activi~his change will the the creation ties of the House Plan and become an of a gre~tcr feeling of unity among active part of its functions. the members of tho several house And so, in the name of the House sections. Plan, we welcome the class of 141 * * and wish them success in bothe their SUNDAY TEAS studies and their soc i a l under- Ariet he r i nnova t i on is t hc i dca of takings. Sunday teas-----with,dancing. These ______________ S~~_.__ ~~iRgs 13~ _leas arc to be run on the s~me bas- WE WISH TO CALL EVERYO~IE1S ATTEN- is as the house par t i c s , tht'.t is: TION TO THE F,CT THAT HOUSE PLAN e~ch house, which me~ns thu com- DUES MUST~S-£liID BY FEBRUARY 15. BYpletc hous~ section is giv~n ~ Sun- THIS TIME, EVERY HOUSE SECTION MUST day on vh i ch to h<1ve its t~.- ...d~nct:. Hil.VEAT LEAST 15 PAID U8 MEMBERS TO P.R.B. Briggs '39 BE IfClUDED IN THE HOUSE PLAN. 'r rJt.- MOL~_(f V'!()n r: - 'I v j t t:\-(-t \,;\1 \II )l\ (I \ 1,) i,./ ,; ....' t"l(- \ )Ul\Jf" P ;() I) *
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'~l\~l%!'~ ~~i & « M...~. ~ ,~~~ \ ~,~ l~ ~'\f ~ \\ \-'" /;:: ~ , ~:'\.i '" \ ,.... .,,', ~":' / .,'~ , :\- : ' ~0- .:~> ~/
/' j k /,::j. I'/ ) " - /,,(- r: / .. ~9v o l r I 1I/1IIVlbc";-'iV'/75Q ......~ .t:'y ,....,J/'-/(,/C(S, oj. ,~... ~ '" Fe'!; -s: / Q J 7.
/-flt! I-I' ~! \ /-1 /-C /> t: /--H' .L- ( ) A 1 I I "" •._- -- ,.. !IC-;,/ /L,/L-,j / l) (-/'/- . /l- ,C./()/~/JJ\/(-. / t..J..\/\//THE CLASS OF '41 AND THE HOUSE PLAN §ReUp Pil.RTIES ~ I
With the new term starting, and The spring t0rm of 1937 will find~ll the sopromorcs (who by the way the House Plan inaugurating a newNould have peen juniors if-) making system of social functions knowna promise (tfue same one they've as group pnrtjes. These partiesbeen making every term) that this will take place four times a termterm they would really do some stu- and w111 be open to the m0mbors ofdying for a change, it is time, in the Hous0 Plan and their frieBds.our opinion, to give a few friendly Tr.e admission fec is 50¢ a couple,words of advice to the incoming and a maximum of 50 tickets arc tofreshmen (God bd:ess I ern)• be put on sale, and wi 11 be obtain-
Naturally, as new students come able from the office. No bloc willin, th0re is more suitable matur- be sold to anyone houso. E'chial for membership in the House house may obtain no more than fivePlan. We advise as many freshmen as tickets for one of these parties.possible to join. In fact, 100% en- The profits will go $nto the Houserollment is not asking too much. Plan Treasury. Refreshments, con-The H a u soP 1ani nit self, is a V,J. Iu- sis t ing 0 f san dwi c husa n d sod a w i 1Iable asset to the freshmen as a be served by members of the House'(\I: ns of making new social contacts Plan Council. It is hoped that t hc se~something very necessary to a per- group p~rti~s will increase friend-~on entering a new institution) ~ liness between House Plan memb~rs.ihe freshman must realize th~t be- * * *~ides curricular activities, tDe ex- HOUSE PARTIESlra-curricul~r activit~es are also Perhnps the most st3rtling changei~portant, and at the he~d of allover last term's p3rty routine is1hese is the House Plan. the now system of house parties., For freshm0n who join, we a~vise One p3rty a term is to be held by athem not to delay, but immediately complete house section. This systemform into different '41 units of was devised chiefly to avoid thethe several houses. Once having maladjustments of the P3st termformed a unit, found one, or more, which took place because of a short-faculty advisor, and sot a regular age of party dGtus ( but not demandstime for their meetings, the new for parties by the individual housefreshman group will find that, with sections). One thing w h ic h most cer-a little help from outside scourcds, tainly shall be accomplished byit can plunge boldly into the activi~his change will the the creationties of the House Plan and become an of a gre~tcr feeling of unity amongactive part of its functions. the members of tho several house
And so, in the name of the House sections.Plan, we welcome the class of 141 * *and wish them success in bothe their SUNDAY TEASstudies and their s oc ia l under- Ariet he r in nov a t i o n is t hc id c a oftakings. Sunday teas-----with,dancing. These______________ S~~_.__ ~~iRgs 13~ _leas arc to be run on the s~me bas-
WE WISH TO CALL EVERYO~IE1S ATTEN- is as the house pa rt ic s , tht'.t is:TION TO THE F,CT THAT HOUSE PLAN e~ch house, which me~ns thu com-DUES MUST~S-£liID BY FEBRUARY 15. BYpletc hous~ section is giv~n ~ Sun-THIS TIME, EVERY HOUSE SECTION MUST day on vh ic h to h<1ve its t~.-...d~nct:.Hil.VE AT LEAST 15 PAID U8 MEMBERS TO P.R.B. Briggs '39BE IfClUDED IN THE HOUSE PLAN.
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THE HOUSE PLAN NEWSPublished by Briggs '39
At this point the party moved tothe 1910 room where, with the fa-culty member, Mr. Mammen, and hischarming wife as judges, a modernversion of the 61d-fashloned spel-ling bee was held, the prize win-ners receiving a plate of dillpickles. The minor riot that fol-lowed was caused by serving of food(mmmmmm l) in the game room. Then,the party went to town~ Among otherspresemt was the new president, PhilKramer, and Sonia (lucky me), aBriggsian '40 who took Jeanne (howabout it Briggs '39), and a Shepardforty-ite.
Personal comments from Mr. Mammenevinced a desire for more games atfirst, and dancing to follow laterin the evening. Games such as auto-graphs, which, in Mr. Mammen's opin~ion, would "break the ice", tookprecedence over others.
All and sundry can be quoted assaying the party was merveilleuseand magnifique, even earning theapproval of the house committee,(and that's going some).
So never let it be said that aFreshman COUldn't •
.!2...!..!:-.S.Briggs '3~ _
Pat Bencivenga •••••• Edi~or-in-chiefSava Sherr •••••••••• Managing EditorPaul R. Behrens ••••• Associate II
Bernard L. ·Steierman. /I "
Le 0 R 0 sen bau m ••••••• Art "Sol J a v na ••••••••••• Bus ine s s Mg r •Frank E."Galloway ••• Faculty Advisor
EXTRA ~ ~ ~The Fr o s-h gn throw a party ~ Rem-
sen '40 certainly had a shindig thenight of January 23rd, by cracky.There were beaucoup de femmes, funand food.
Among-the entertainers (non pro.)were the two vittuosi, Herb Schil-ler and Sol Levinson, who gave ex-cellent renditions of various shortselections. After sufficient coax-ing by Stan Winkler, our master-of-ceremonies, Phil Tonken (ex presi-dent) sang,IISummertim·,:)11 from Por-gy and Bess, and "Old Man Ri v e r"from Show Boat (very, very good12.£l·
PARTY BY REMSEN '40
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~~~eh~: ~~~:y o~~r:}n~o~; ;h~:sci~ck? ..-f!Z~;:t~~~.'~~... 1_' _' .. _i\muddy? HASTY PUDDINGSweet Young Thi ng: Oh , I just chan- :- * !__------_~~~-ffi.~-ffi.indJ--- We appreciate the cooper~tion of
THE HOUSE PLAN SPEAKS the Dep~rtment of Mi litary ScienceFor those of you who have not been in preparing this paper.
in the house during registration _ .__ . ._. EdLi~!:.. .__. _week, a strange sight meets your
·eyes. Somehow, the place has chan-ged. Then, you first begin to n~ticethe specific differences. The carpetno longer tugs at your feet whenyou walk across the floor. Behold,a sparkling new linoleum, a giftof the C lass of' 05. In the mus icroom you find a new piano and alsoa radio which cost the Class of'IIsome $600. The Bowker Reading Room,for a long time a reading room inname only, has sUddenly developedinto the genuine article, withbook-cases along the wall over-flowing with the best of fictionand non-fiction books of th day,up to date and back numbers ofEsquire, New Yorker, and C.C.N.Y.Mercury. And somehow, we can'tfind the words to express thegratwtude we feel toward theCity College Club for this gift.
We wish to express our apprecia-tion in behalf of the House PlanAssociation to the aforementionedgroups for their generous gifts.
S.S. Briggs '39
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