Bowling Green State University ScholarWorks@BGSU BG News (Student Newspaper) University Publications 3-30-1949 Bee Gee News March 30, 1949 Bowling Green State University Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news Recommended Citation Bowling Green State University, "Bee Gee News March 30, 1949" (1949). BG News (Student Newspaper). 890. https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news/890 This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. Hawaii Shares Flowers With Max Eastman WillJSj^k Here ,c U'-'Q amn ow Max Eastman, whose "Enjoy- BGSU Coed ment of Living" is the first volume of a planned three-volume auto- lads keep off biography, will appear here on and the Sunday, April 3, at 3 p.m. in the lasses flee Qee Aew<l grasses Main Auditorium. The program is open to the public without charge. Official Student Publication Mr. Eastman tells why he en- Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, Ohio joys life so much in, "Enjoyment No. S8 63 Telephone 2631 Wednesday. March 30. 1949 33rd Year of Living." which has been de- Applications Due New AWS Leaders Senate Lists For Editorships Applications for three editor- Election Date ships must be in the Journalism Sal Guidicc. chairman of the Office by April 6. the Publications Elections Committee, has an- Committee announces. nounced the schedule for this Applicants must obtain blanks for applying in the Journalism Of- year's remaining nl-campus elec- fice. Editorships open include: tions. They are as follows: The Freshman Handbook, summer Sophomore and junior class of- FAR-AWAY PLACES it th. editorship of the BEE GEE ficer petitions must be in by April flower decoration schema at the NEWS, and the Student Directory. 8; election is April 13. Senior Sigma Rho Tau House. Qualifications are: 2.0 cumula and Senate officer petitions must Anna Mae Buifo, a member of the lorority, hat been receiving live point average, the llapdbook be in by April 22; election is flowers during the winter from Editor must be a sophomore oi April 27. her home in Hawaii. junior; the Directory Editor, jun- Names of May Queen candi- ior or senior; Summer Editor of Latest shipment were South Sea dates should be in by April 211; flowers, the "Anthurium," shown the NEWS, junior or senior. (Class rank refers to that which election Is May 4. Names of above being arranged by Miss the student will attain at the end Sadie Hawkins Day candidate! MAX EASTMAN Bulgo. of the second semester or summer They arrive via air mail in two should be in by Mav II; election is term.) May 11. scribed as "perhaps the most out- days time. Previously, Anna Mae spoken autobiography since Rous- received Hawaiian orchids for her Staffs of the Directory and Anyone wanting further in- seau's Confessions." birthday. Handbook will organize this formation should contact Sal at spring. the Pi Alpha house, or phone The author nnd authority not 12821. only on living, laughter, and po- VA Advises Swan Club Prepares etry, but on Russia, past and pres- April Water Show NEW OFFICERS of lb, Association of Women Student, are, from Two One-Acts ent, was born in Gnnnndaigua, Arrangements left to right: Betsy CurtUa, treasurer! Janice Schreiber, corresponding New York, in a ministers' home— "Aqua Carousel" swings into its secretary! Dorothy Burger, recording ,ecretary; Lee Wylie, president; |() 06 Pr©$Oflf©c/ both his parents were ministers! Veterans planning to attend last week of rehearsal as the summer school under the GI Hill Grace Kuienberg, firit vice president! Pat Event, senior representative; * * * Swan Club members prepare for should begin now to nuike neces- and Rita Sirn, sophomon representative. Two one-act comedies directed MAX EASTMAN inherited his the opening night, April 7. The sary arrangements for Veterans Not pictured are Donna Walker, second vice president! and Nancy by students in play directing class mother's "joy of living" and a de- theme for the three-night showing Administration certificates of eli- Hickenlooper, junior representative. will be presented in the Rec Hall sire for adventure. It was in is centered around a circus includ- tonight at 8. search of "adventure" that he gibility, VA advised today. ing side shows and featured acts. member of Alpha Gamma Delta went West ns a young man during A veteran already in school un- Lee Wylie, Bowling Green jun- The plays arc, "The Woman social sorority, SCF, WRA Board, a summer of his college dnys to der the GI Bill who intends to con- The physical appearance of the ior, officially became president of Who Understood Men," directed Comte Club, Dance Club, Key wash buggies for a dollar nnd a tinue his education this summer in Natatorium will be suited to that the Association of Women Stu- by Bob Schwyn, and "Suppressed staff, and is on the Dean's List. half a day and to scrub floors in a different school should apply as of a carnival atmosphere by six or dents for the 1949-50 school year Desires," directed by Jim Lim- Grace Kusenberg was elected the Los Angeles Library for a soon as possible for a supplemen- eight large pictures hung on the in an installation ceremony con- hacher. The playbill is sponsored t'nst vice president. Grace served quarter a scrubbing. tary certificate of eligibility. VA wall describing each number of ducted last night in the Her Hall. by the Workshop Players and the as second vice president this year pointed out that veterans now in the pageants. There will be The installation was presided directing class. Plays .were se- He returned home after these and is a member of Alpha Chi school under the GI Bill must have dancing girls, clowns, ncriulists, over by the outgoing officers head- lected from the Community Dra- impecunious "adventures" to Wil- Omega. Her other activities have these supplementary certificates a ferris wheel, bathing beauties ed by Pres. Mary Martha Buchan- ma Service Library. liams College and when he was included treasurer of Williams before they can be admitted to trained seals, ami many other at- an, and attended by the other In the cast of "The Woman graduated, it was with a Phi Beta Hall, the Key, officer in Emerson new schools or courses. tractions. members. Who Understood Men" arc Jean- Knppa distinction. After gradua- This water carnival will be di- Lee was junior class represent:! Literary Society, Kappa Delta Pi, nine Forrest, Howard Ehreman, tion he moved to New York, to FTA, SCF, and the Dean's List. IF A VETERAN is not present- rected by Miss Iris Andrews with tive to AWS this year and served Jean Hagerty, Jane Sowden, and Greenwich Villege, where he was ly in training, hut holds an unused Dorothy I.uedtke as assistant. as a freshman adviser. She is a Donna Walker, sophomore, was Gary Wilson. soon established as one of the certificate of eligibility issued be- elected second vice president. leaders of the "young intellcctu- Bob Bashore, English instructor, "Suppressed Desires" cast in- fore Sept. 1. 1048, he should ob- will be the narrator. She has served as recording secre- ' als" of the time. Campus To Elect tary for AWS, Book and Motor cludes Pat Boiler, Dick Doll, and tain a new certificate if he plans to Admission will be BO cents. He became an instructor in phil- 1 secretary, Key staff, Quill Type, Peg Childs. attend school this summer. If he Tickets go on sale today and can 'Ugliest Man osophy at Columbia University, Jias no certificate of any kind and Social Sub-Committee vice presi- Technical work is under the di- under John Dewey, who, though be purchased in the Natatorium rection of John Burger, Natalie plans to enroll in ■ summer school, The "ugliest man on campus" dent, the Dean's List, and a Delta one of the world's greatest phil- lobby every afternoon from I to Gamma officer. Woodin, Johh Burbridge, Gwen he should make application for a 5 p.m. All scats are reserved. will be chosen tomorrow and Fri- osophers, was so inept at putting certificate at his nearest VA office. day in the Well by the student Betsy Curtiss, sophomore, was Clark, and Ramon Marshall. his thoughts down on paper, that Red Cross Drive body who will designate its choice installed ns treasurer. A member No Ac cards will be needed to young Eastman helped him ami VETERANS NOW in school by the number of coins dropped in of Alpha Phi, she was AWS cor- attend the performance, open to corrected his manuscripts. may obtain application forms for the cannister beneath the candi- responding secretary this year, the public without charge. supplementary certificates from To End April 3 • • * date's picture. This money will go a member of WRA, Physical Edu- FROM TEACHING, Mr. East- the Registrar's Office at their Offering incentives of extra to the Red Cross campaign. cation Club, has served on the So- $5,000 Fire Strikes man turned to writing and editing schools or from any VA office. lates and food prizes, the all- cial Sub -Committee, and the and for ten years he was editor After a veteran has filled out this The contest, sponsored by Alpha campus Red Cross Drive got under Dean's List. Annex 4. North Dorm of "The Masses" and "The Liber- aplication he should send it to the Phi Omega, national service fra- way Monday, March 28, and will Dorothy Burger, freshman Del- ator." He was, during that time, VA regional office having jurisdic- ternity, was won last year by Jack Shortly after publication of a end April 3.