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              prof. hartline climbs formidable peak in rockies grand lake, colo., sept. 18. (/pi . the great rockies do not daunt in-1 domitable little prof. d. s. hartline, of bloomsburg, pa. vacationing here, sixty-nine year old educator told gleefully today how he had climbed th> forbidding teton mountain in wyoming a week ago. with his son. dr. k. haxuine. university pennsylvania, and paul petzoldt, guide grant national park, professor made stiff rock climb average young man's time. after many years chair biology at state teachers college hartline has been retired engaging what described as an "active life." j college squads in scrimmage l/&?)3> i participated in hard practice saturday preparation for clarion open here two elevens on the bloomsburg college squad battled 48 minutes to a scoreless tie afternoon 'he first real sci immage of year. there was little choose between :he work and coaches were encouraged by showing number newcomers reserve material, so necessary winning club, seems be shap;ng up. extreme warmth day mised players slow up .second half but condition as whole is satisfactory. i; regular game except no kick-offs. at start each offensive team given ball its own twenty-yard line. alumni. "doc" harter, captain last year's team, "army" keller, back some years ago, worked officials did dean john c. koch. opens this week against busy ahead huskies have much they wish accomplish before opening contest. ' parent teacher association holds first meeting 112*13* the parent-teacher association of benjamin franklia training school teachers college will open its 1935-36 program with a meeting in demonstration room at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon. short be followed by an informal reception for new members. quick answer to prayer for rain ruined the night _ i/*ar college freshmen's pajama parade ruined by the night's downpour made swimming easy absentees few and far between as two blossomed forth in night shirts some of frosh did such » good job practicing their "prayers for rain" that a started ust ahead scheduled hour he annual at last program had to )e held gymnasium rather than rectangle waller hall, usual scene this early fall feature.. perform rain, but only closing feature when they adjourned fountain col-1 liege entrance "swim." f there were 102 first year men on * jhand feature, toeing few. these, way, will be dealt with later pomp ceremony. have been lot fine sports' n parades past no; group went through finer spirit one evening. thef boys willing a[ itrong appeal assembled upper :lassmen girls. fact it} v, ivas over said thor- i aughly enjoyed it way was convincingy "old timers" third floor north hall seven o'clock evening instructions. a. hundred pajamas .tuck "good old days" wore light shirts. band ten pieces, tooting away solemn bars funeral dirge, led dormitory where upper-, classmen awaited. roll called processionl : formed wend its throueh theii stormy gymnasium. tfleip sand played sang, lust-h ily if off key, "how green am." blecahers crowded spec-; ators arrived. theßl mtertainers a|j :ircle floor. tom griffith, centralia, grad-|j late class 1934, came back tohl ict master ceremonies aj&" ine job. revealed considerablelj :alent among 1939. there«| singers, comedians, dancers ande orators. good, in-fc different bad all wereß what mnnt.ed ■& tongue said, or attempted to say "honorable upperelassmen. distinguished friends, suffering classmates, including razinsky, guffrovitch and -inquergrani. i am frosh so from such a place." towel dance la rand troy opened the program vith "turkish towel" thath vould have put sally her£ an shame. then came wrestling match' ofg he century, bringing together mike? 3tenko, of berwick, who is inch, )ver six feet tips beam atf iround 200, manjone whfl s four feet, eight inches in heights ind something over 100 but notb! mien. butt jeff affair had? vide appeal as showed that his david goliath stuff still )opular. koczanski did all right lap dance. wenrich, har-[ : risburg, was potential! 'william jennings bryan with talk m "why bloomsburg," thatl vat really clever. evans illustrated vere interested, most ever one ieemed be, iiow call hogs. milton goldstein thes. ich brogue erin sang "my wildfe nsh rose." michael strohefski sangl russian song. tune all' right. nobody present able tov .. :heck on words. > ragazinsky, frackville. best "come up see me sometime" style p impersonation mae west andp> krashinski, forced perform without "goo-goo," take off of' joe penner. hopkins spok'.vjls convincingly could, tacks bill morgan's bed." lemons squeeze me" jack simpson, town, hist tenor voice work "drink me: only thine eyes." howard masters charles glass' obliged guitar duet bob: reimard gave discussion "blooms-\i' burg's business section." two real features were pro-l*j vided by blackburn froshssj erney, latter harrisburg, 1 ' proposed waller hall girls.' " those lads can certainly be eloquent ! under circumstances, vannewkirk, harrisburg,l let loos§ some rights lefts during shadow boxing number that. would h tve made either louis baer notice. another harrisburg boy, >. yarworth, had task ex-1 plaining "how make hot dog'': bark." frank bachingcr. told the! (group about "picking sea shells at u.v , jsea shore." zaleski, frackjville, duo sticking the, jold fashioned night shirt, a,y polish maclyn smethers. "fairy dance" into which sq. much enthusiasm couple ol leaps almost brought heae' contact joist head. cinquergrani played college medley guitar. yates, stands around picture health, expained "thi;&| what doctor me." j thrr *- —u" ■—' . r i...-' 'orbes field. the syracuse warrior received iecision of judges after flooring he champion twice and pounding im steadily throughout fight. yarosz weighed 158v4 risko j