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a n t e d * pxci'll1 positions open for teacli- alnlity* No registration fee, it JVuof to commission when an )i 0 f n+ ™ secured. Excellent lori li*'\ s. Excellent salaries. The, n 0 (in*‘i* ' n'1 register the better your (.]iullc..s in secure* what you want, write i.iiliiv giving: qualifications, we will iiu 1 rest. OHWK<h) T E A C H E R S A G E N C Y , Box (/ o~,',\' > 0 . New fork. H. L. W E S T C O T T , Mgr. FURNITURE Picture Framing Furniture Novelties Electric Floor Lamps Electric Table Lamps El*»or Coverings w . s . R E C T O R To The Students Evening Slippers and Hosiery We have the latest styles in the newest two tone patent and kid one- and two-strap pumps also the new i patent colt-colonial with fancy tongue. Hosiery in the different rulons-speoial on the fancy heather wool hose. Prices art* flu* very lowest, C. H. W E B B Athletics*, Open to All Interested. to Register Students* Preferences (Continued from page six.) Geneseo New York c M e r r e l l S t u d i o 1 3 3 cMaxn Street Kodak Finishing? YES C L A N C Y 'S Y ellow F ront P h a rm a c y Drugs Books Stationery TOILET ARTICLES SCHOOL SUPPLIES 72 Main Street Geneseo, N. Y. PHONE I02-M N U W A Y A t th e N U W A Y y o u a l w a y s fin d a fu l l l i n e o f Groceries, Meats and Vegetables Our aim is to give you courteous and prompt s e r v i c e at all tim e s The N u w a y S tores Corporation Geneseo, N. Y. Normal students as well as the town people will have the privilege of using the field. The hills of Geneseo should be most favorable for skiing. Skiing is easy for anyone who skates. It is said that a. little prac tice and a few falls are all that is re quired to master the sport. This win ter the students will he given the op portunity to try their skill. Those who are wise will write home for their skates and skiis now so as to be ready when the snow comes. Record o f E x p e r ience and Participa** tion in A c tivities to be A v a ilable to All as Meed Arises. Junior High School Shows Splendid Spirit The Junior High School has organiz ed and elected the following officers: President .............. William Lowery Yu'c-President ......... Marion Go.id win Secretary ..................... Judd Black Meetings are held every Friday morning in the Junior Assembly Hall. At that all business is transact ed and many interesting and instruc tive programs presented. Ily means of this organization then* is being developed a splendid spirit of cooperation and community respon- sibilitv. The NORMAL CANDY KITCHEN Home- made CANDIES Fresh-Made Daily ! Wlien you want a job done you i usually chouse the busiest person in j school to do il, don’t you? I And when you think of an office to I | be filled, you generally nominate some j person who already has several re- ! sponsihilities. Isn ’t that true? ! W h y do you, when there an* so . many who would bo competent to 1 ' shoulder tin* responsibility? , Furthermore, this not only would moke for a distribution of the bur dens of student offices, but would also mean a more general participation i 011 the part of those who oftentimes I have nothing to do hut look on. j Tli<* haxurds the guess 1 that tin* real reason for this condition 1 lies in the lack of knowledge of each. other’s ability on Hie part of the stn- | dent body. i A s a plan for remedying this con dition if purposes to register every student as to his ability in experience of and prefer*'lice among in student activities. ! Accordingly all students ar<* earn estly urged to tiil out the curd which Worms an insert to this issue, When * this is don**, tin* cards will be collect ed and lik'd in T li ** L a m r o n office. Thereafter all persons or organiza- 1 tions who need any kind of special J ability may feel free to consult this j card record and find the right person I for tin* job. | On its part T h e volun- ; teers to k* ep tli,* card catalogue up to tin* moment. It believes in the ' principle of distribution of student office-;; it has often advocated more general participation in student activ ities; mid in the selection of its own staff has established the principle of i free and equal opportunity. fOIIN SCONDRAS, Prop. : Dramatic Chib Plans J j To P r e sent Several P lays. tnurmut Until G E N E S E O , N . Y. Student 'Dormitory E L B E R T F O L A N D , Proprietor BALDING’S Stationers an e Booksellers TALKING MACHINES RECORDS TOYS DOLLS GAMES JOHN BALDING & SONS GENESEO, N. Y. ! ( Combined front Page Five) will hi* given standards for dramatic criticism. That a great deal of pleasure* may he derived from tin* a/ding and read ing of a play in parts was proved at tin* meeting on Saturday (*v<*ning, October 2.xtli. In tills way “The Mollusc,” a comedy in three acts was presented by Louise Clark, Margaret Jackson, Arthur Keesler and Mr. Parry. Such a presentation eliminates the vast amount of tijme and energy re quired for rehersals, and with merely sufficient stage setting to lend atmos phere may be made most effective. The delightful informality of such productions appeals to many who would not feel that they had the re quisite ability to attempt a more for mal presentation, and thus affords an excellent, opportunity to all members to participate in work of a dramatic: nature.
