Swim Meet Broadcast on KVOX Thursday

Minnesota State University Moorhead RED: a Repository of Digital Collections The Western Mistic Student Newspapers 4-13-1948 The Western Mistic, April 13, 1948 Moorhead State Teachers College Follow this and additional works at: https://red.mnstate.edu/western-mistic Recommended Citation Moorhead State Teachers College, "The Western Mistic, April 13, 1948" (1948). The Western Mistic. 454. https://red.mnstate.edu/western-mistic/454 This News Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Newspapers at RED: a Repository of Digital Collections. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Western Mistic by an authorized administrator of RED: a Repository of Digital Collections. For more information, please contact [email protected]. • """ Western MiSTiC Western Minnesota State Teachers College Vol. 78 Moorhead, Minnesota Tuesday April 13,1948 No. 4 Intersorority 'Pot Luck' Slated For Plans Dance Convo Tommorrow . The annual inter-sorority spring "Pot- Luck," a one-act farce-comedy by Alpha Psi Omega, national formal will be held April 24 in the big gym, from 8-11 p.m. with the honorary dramatics fraternity, will be presented at convocation tomorrow, Little Statesmen furnishing the mu Wednesday, April 14. Dick Gompf, Fargo, Alpha Psi president, will dir sic. , ect. the play. Swim Meet Broadcast In charge of decorations is the Pi Mu Phi sorority; programs, Gamma Members of the cast are Paul Bjelland, Erskine, as Tom Edwards, Xu; refreshments and music, Psi a young professor; Audrey Cornell, Bustad, as Rosemary, Tom's wife; Delta Kappa; and invitations and George Hagen, Crookston, as Mr. Hicks, the Edward's eccentric land On KVOX Thursday site, Beta Chi. lord; Charles Backstrom, Moorhead, as Dr. Mitchell, a faculty head; and The patronesses, faculty members, A play-by-play account of a swimming meet presented by the ath Marion Haukebo, Underwood, as Mrs. Mitchell. letic department, will be broadcast over KVOX at 7 p.m. Thursday, and alumni of each sororpy are in April 15. vited. The story centers around Tom Edwards and his wife, Rosemary, who have just moved into an old On this '.•••inscribed program, the sixth in a scries of bi-weekly broad- * casts, Dave Torson, Moorhea.l, will give an account of three swimming house filled with useless things in cluding a landlord. Tom's inviting races and a water-polo game from the college pool. Erickson Names Committees his college depart- • In the first race, Jail Gotta, ironwood, Micli.'; Bill Scott, Muske ment head and his gon, Mich.; and Roger Bagne, Erskine, will compete. In the second, an ' wife to dinner at Australian crawl, Kirby Kuklenski end Otto Klug, both of Ironwood, For HellBent Fer their home creates Mich.; will compete. Bob Serbin, Bessemer, Mich.; Elmer Erdmann, Crook a very disturbing Sit and Leslie Knutsoe., Thief Biv Production committees have been and Audrey Hylden, Thief River situation. er Falls, will take part in the third announced for "Hell Bent fer Hea Falls. "Pot Luck" is race. ven," Alpha Psi Omega spring play Lighting—Elizabeth Rost, Ulen; the second Al The final fea to ba presented Friday evening, Ap Mary Beth Hagan, Fargo; and Mary pha Psi-sponsored Ott *7/te ture is a water- ril 30, by Allen Erickson, director. Gorman, Moorhead. one-act play to be polo game be presented at convo- GOMPF With chairmen listed first, they in tween "Big John" Sound—Eldred Huss, Perliam; cation this year. clude : Construction—Donald Pitch- Weston's Freshmen and Mary Gorman, Moorhead. "The Curtain," a psychological dra threat ford, Moorhead; Dennis Ottoson, De iFlounders and Ku Music between acts — Katlierine ma produced on February 11, was dir troit Lakes; and George Hagen, klenski 's Catfish, Julian, Moorhead. ected by Dale Barnes and included Crookston. with Arnold Narv- Prompters—Helen Ruebke, Ada; Phyllis Evenstad, Thief River Falls; We heard reports of two comments erud and Bob Ol TORSOX Painting—Kenneth Bjelde, Mot and Elaine Nelson, Moorhead. Imogeue Johnson, Moorhead; William on the MiSTiC recently. Someone son, both of Thief River Falls, as ley; Emil Toelle, Nashua; Ruth Hand Props—Jean Kjorlie, Far Mews Odessa ; Ross Hawley, Wolver- f:om the AO doesn't like this news student coaches. Haarstick, Fergus Falls; Mary Gor go; and Katlierine Julian, Moorhead. ton and James Hansmann, Moorhead paper; it has too much news. But a man, Moorhead; Elizabeth Stahlem, in its cast. This program is being produced Programs—Audrey Hylden, Thief Concordian said he likes it and en and directed by Margaret Miller, Fargo; and Mary Jo Weling, Breck- River Falls. Answer Student Requests joys reading Life on the Circle. He Glyndon; Robert Olson, Thief River enridge. These plays are in answer to the is tired of always hearing in his own Falls; and Leonard Hagen, Crook Scene Designing—Audrey Cornell, Makeup—Phyllis Evenstad, Thief request, of 70 per cent of the stu journal about the GT&B—the Good, ston; under the supervision of ath Rustad; George Hagen, Crookston; River Falls; Elaine Nelson, Moor dent body in the convocation prefer the True, and the Beautiful. letics director Roy Domek. Dale and Mary Weling, Breckenridge. ence poll conducted by the convoca head ; Dale Barnes; Paul Bjelland, Barnes will announce. tion committee last fall when the Erskine; and Ruth Haarstick, Fer Assistant director—Jean Kjorlie, majority indicated their desire for EARTHQUAKE DEPARTMENT (Crack gus Falls. Fargo. of the weekj : Reading about Cynthia Williams Calls Vet one-act student plays. Properties—Robert Brown, Fargo; Stage Manager — Burton Wood who complained about being kept out On May 19, "The Curtain" and and Charles Samuelson, Crookston. ward, Dragon Terrace. of a club, Dr. Christensen said, Chorus Rehearsal "Pot Luck" will be reproduced in Understudies—Pryor, Paul Bjell "Sounds like MSTC sorority cliques." Publicity—Dale Barnes. connection with an Alpha Psi Omega The first rehearsal of the Veterans and^ Erskine; David, George Hagen, male chorus under the direction of style show at a program to raise Tickets and Ushering—Imogean Crookston; Sid, John Lavelv, Crook Ralph Williams, choral' director, will money for the organization treasury. From an editorial: Johnson, Chicago; Nancy Stennes, ston; Jude, Elaine Nelson, Moor "The habit of toasting time is be held tonight at 7:30 in Weld hall. Perley; Mary Beth Hagan, Fargo; head; and Meg, Helen Ruebke, Ada. "The Curtain" was presented at a acquired by many college stu Mr. Williams extends an invita joint meeting of the Concordia and MS chapters of the fraternities in dents. They sleep as long as pos tion to all men who have an interest the first of two exchange programs sible in the morning, and waste in music and who enjoy singing. He New KFGO Broadcast Series Begins between the two colleges. time showering and dressing. emphasizes that it is not necessary But think how much better they to be a veteran nor a member of Because of these increased activi look! the college choir to sing with this Thursday/ Will Be Entirely Musical ties twenty-three people have become group. A weekly series of broadcasts over in A minor on the first broadcast eligible to join Alpha Psi Omega this (Sir) Dale Barnes had to get spec KFGO (790), Fargo's new standard Thursday. year. wave station, has been aranged be ial permission to put a plug for the Norma Olson, Enderlin, N.D., with New Convo Seating ginning Thursday April 15 at 8 p.m. Alpha Psi spring play into this week's a flute solo, and Mary Jo Weling, Taus, Haukebo, Ruebke KVOX broadcast. Remembering prev Arrangement Made The half-hour Breckenridge, soprano, will also ap ious difficulties with Hellzapoppin', he programs, which pear asked if they could use the name this A new seating arrangement for con are scheduled thru- In Faculty Changes At The clarinet quartet will be a time. It might have been queer at that vocation has been arranged by the out the spring feature of next week's broadcast. to invite the public to see Heck Bent deans with the first four rows in the quarter, will be Oak Mound, Averill fer Heaven. center section gi-en to four-year entirely musical. The band and choir have been de Changes in the faculty of Oak Ruth jSimpson, finitely scheduled for May 13 and Mound and Averill schools have been This trouble with a word brings up seniors; the first six rows on the right Mapleton, N. D., May 20 respectively, announces Mu announced by L. H. Steele, director a gripe of ours. Everytime we write and left sides to the choir and fac sic Commissioner Jerry Joringdal, of rural education. an article about the new absence reg will play as piano ulty; the two-year graduating sopho Thief River, who is arranging the ulations they cut a certain forbidden solos "Romance"! Catherine Haukebo, primary teach mores behind the seniors; and the re by Schumann, and programs with the cooperation of word out of it. SIMPSON er at Oak Mound, will teach the up maining students alphabetically ar two Chopin wal- Mrs. Adele Berquist, Bertram Mc- per grades; Marion Taus, Angus, will zes, one in'E major and the other Garrity, and Ralph Williams. ITEMS PROM THE MSTC DICTIONARY ranged in the rest of the auditorium. replace Miss Haukebo. Coffee forum—n. a student discus At Averill, Helen Ruebke, Ada, sion meeting at which faculty mem has accepted a position to teach the bers read acceptable opinions. Padagogishe Institut Darmstadt Aid upper grades. new education, the—n. (abstract) All changes are effective at the teaching techniques based upon mod beginning of the new school year. ern psychology which students may observe only in textbook films. Soon Ready To Ship Packages practice teaching—11.

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