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Sixty-Seven Students Gain Recognition on Scholastic Honor Roll Minnesota State University Moorhead RED: a Repository of Digital Collections The Western Mistic Student Newspapers 12-7-1934 The Western Mistic, December 7, 1934 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, December 7, 1934" (1934). The Western Mistic. 93. https://red.mnstate.edu/western-mistic/93 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]. -»»WE^ VOL. 31 WESTERN MINNESOTA STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE Moorhead, Minnesota, December 7 1934 No. 1 +— Sixty-Seven Students Calendar Negro Jubilee Singers winter Enrollment j Social Sororities Will Today—Sorority Hashing be­ Gain Recognition On gins. Of Utica, Mississippi 'oZTVaii 'quarter Entertain Rushees This Tomorrow, 8 p. m.—Basketball, Scholastic Honor Roll Jamestown here. After recuperating for a few days Tuesday, Dec. 11, 8 p. m.—Bas­ Will Present Program and fortifying themselves with Thanks­ Week At Formal Events ketball, A. C. here. giving turkey (or maybe ludefisk), the (•roup Honored For Fall Term Thursday, Dec. 13. 8 p. m.— Hershboeck Speaks On "That student body and faculty inaugurated Training School Operetta. Organizations Plan Variety Of Record; Five Achieve Su­ Heart Of Yours;" Prof. the new term last Tuesday.Tuesdav RMriatro-Registra- .? . ..> .. in uv., nriei., -.j ui Friday. Dec. 14, 8 p. m.—Bas­ tion indicates that not only was the F unctions Fortor Hush- perior Katinu- ketball, House of David here.. Sjoberg' On Germany student body strengthened individu­ ing Activities To give proper recognition to schol- *f ally, but the number also gained in J The Utica Jubilee Singers, a group The four sororities on the campus aiship. the College administration has strength. cf colored musicians from the Normal are entertaining their rushees at for­ compiled an honor roll containing 67 Figures released at the close of the and Industrial Institute of Utica, Mis­ mal rushing parties this weekend. The students' names whose academic rec­ Geography Excursions second day of the term from the ac­ sissippi, will present a program of ne­ Beta Chi's, with "Down on the Farm" ords for the fall quarter were outstand­ countant's office classifies the student gro spirituals and folk songs at next as their theme, will have a Ladies Aid ing. To be eligible for this scholar­ body as follows: 182 freshmen, 167 Wednesday's chapel. This troupe of at the home of Mrs. J. A. Sandness. ship record, no grade for the term Feature Mexican Trip sophomores* 61 juniors, 50 seniors, and singers has traveled throughout the 403 Tenth Street South, Moorhead, may be below a "B" and the student 4 post graduates. This makes a total United States with its program and from four to six o'clock this after­ must carry at least sixteen hours of Other Field Trips Inelude AH- enrollment of 464 for the winter term nas been well received on all of its noon, and a County Fair this evening work. Miiinesota. Winnipeg, Inspir­ appearances. which, compared to the fall enroll­ ment of 449, means an increase of 15 in Weld Hall from eight to eleven Those students who earned 48 or ation Peak, Lake of Woods Dr. F. J. Hershboeck of Duluth ad­ o'clock. • more honor points and are accorded students. It is expected that late reg­ dressed the students of M. S. T. C. A Harvest Breakfast will be held Superior Honors are as follows: Eino istration will add to these figures. The eighth annual field trip and this morning in the second of the ser­ Saturday, December 8, at nine-fifteen Aho, Marian Collins. Adele Jensen, study course sponsored by the geog­ ies of health talks sponsored by the | at the home of Mrs. C. P. Archer, 901 and Vernon Schranz. raphy department of the College is Minnesota Department of Health. His Eleventh Street South, Moorhead, and "A" Honor Roll planned for next summer July 20 to topic was "That Heart of Yours." Dr. will be followed in the evening by a The students who earned 40 or more Nine Debaters Named August 17, inclusive. Highlights of Hershboeck outlined the functions of Barn Dance from eight to eleven points and are given "A" honors are: the course cover visits to the more the human heart and gave many per­ Esther Bridgeford, Elizabeth Brown. o'clock in the little gym. The final important localities enroute to Mexico tinent suggestions as to its care. party, Aunt Dinah's Quilting Bee, will Wendell Christopherson, Joen Davnie, To Collegiate Squad City and return. Other excursions to "Collectivism — the good of all be take place Sunday evening from seven Winifred Edlund, Selma Eide. Esther be held in connection with the courses fore the good of any one—is the watch- „ . ... „ , to eleven o'clock at the home of Cath­ Gjerde, Lucy Grommesh, Barbara r ne in the geography of Minnesota and j word of the German Third Reich, a " ' *' Women Select- erine Jones, 411 Eleventh Street North, Gutzler, Leona Hainzl. Neva Haugen, North America include shorter trips nation of idealistic Fascists," declared ed After Try outs; Extensive ; Moorhead. Clarice Haukebo, Leverett Hoag. Mar- Plans Being Made such as the all-Minnesota tour; In­ Professor G. L. Sjoberg, of the lan­ Phi's Have Nursery Party jorie Jensen, Arnold Kittleson, Lu- spiration Peak State Park trip; Win­ guage department of Concordia Col- The Pi Mu Phi rushees will join the Aa a re U f verne Lewis. Albert Lokken, Signe Ol­ nipeg, Canada; and a summer session lege, in his talk at the Wednesday ^ ° competitive try-outs!. ity in a Nursery p&rty in ow son, Millicent Prescott. Ella Rekedal. trip to Lake of the Woods. All the morning chapel exercises. November 26 a squad of nine four Engiand at the hQme Q{ Irene York Trevor Sandness. Lillian Seielstad, Val- tours are open to students as well as Traveled In Germany salected 310 Seventh Street South, Moorhead. borg Sorknes, Ruth Story, Clyde Town- teachers outside the College and oth­ Professor Sjoberg, who has traveled t0 P,fM;.S' T' C m "^toxol- this evening from seven-thirty to elec­ send. Maynard Tvedt, and Margaret ers interested in travel. e g e te tlus Members ta Germany and studied at the fa- f ^f , en o'clock, and will spend a Morning r the Vowles. Goes To Mexico City mous old University of Heidelberg ° womens squad are. Eunice An- in china in the home of Mr. "B" Honors Under the direction of Mr. Schwen- during the last year, painted a vivid ^lyndon 37, and Lucy Grom- A M christensen 1022 Fourth Av- Students who earned 32 or more aemain. head of the geography de­ picture of the startling changes which ^ • Barnesville, 37, both veterans enue South, Moorhead, from ten- thir­ points and are given "B" honors are: of last year 3 s( uad Valbor partment. the travel study course to have taken place in Germany since l » g Sorknes, ty to twelve o'clock. From six-thirty Julian Bjerkness, Wilbur Brown, Ann Madison 37 Rita Mexico City includes such places as Hitler's rise to power. He described ' ' - Redlinger, Brecken- to eleven-thirty o'clock tomorrow an Burns, George Carter, Clarence Es- rldge 37: Margaret (Continued on page 41 Heidelberg, that beautiful old city ' Fuglie, Barrett, Evening in Paris will be spent at the kildsen. Gwendolyn Field. Marjorie above the Rhine valley which sums ''' The men s group consists of Lev- home of Mrs. C. C. Wattam, 1110 Sev­ Fields. Gladys Flom, Jesse Foster. Em jt /1 erett Hoag is. Gladys Flom, Jesse Foster. Em- • •, j up everything that is ideal in the Ger- - Harwood, N. D., '36; May- enth Street South, Fargo. ma nard Germolus, Arthur Hafdahl, Grace university Cancels man mind. "Heidelberg," 'declared the Tvedt, Newfolden, 36; Walter A Travel Breakfast will take place Henderson.-4 O T-C LorraineT Affft Hendrickson,T TA V-\ T7*1Eli i Rogers speaker, "with its beautiful old cathe- > Fargo. '38; and Alwta Cock- at the home of Uva Cortright, 313 zabeth Hoag. Ethel Holmquist. ing Fargo Thesis Requirement dral, its fine university, and its rich ' " Luveme Lewis, a de- Ninth Street South, Fargo, Sunday Ethel Johnson, Nina Jorgensen, Joy bat0i last year associations with Goethe, Luther and . will not be able to morning from nine to ten o'clock, and K i s e r, Katherine Kruger, Esther artici ate Chicago Grants Masters Degree With­ other great men of the past is one P P because of conflicting ac- a Christmas party at the home of Langehaug, Vivian Larson, Harold Mat- Llvlties The out Treatise; Aids Teachers of the most interesting places in the - selections were made by Mrs. J. H. Deems, 315 Fifth Street son, Ann McDonald, Tommie McGrath, Mr Loewen world to visit. The university, which ' ' coach, assisted by Mr. South, Moorhead, from six-thirty to Florence Moen, Isabelle North, Wil­ An announcement which will' be' of he attended, contains a delightful mix- Murray. eleven o'clock will conclude the ac­ liam Peterson, Mary Reck, Rita Red- Tll ture of medieval customs and modern ey will argue the pros and cons tivities. linger. Vincent Schneider, Doris Thy- interest to many graduates of M. S. educational methods." ;the question, "Resolved: That the Psi Delt's Fete At Tea sell, Luella Torske, Lynn Townsend, T. C. who intend to work on a masters nations shall agree to prevent the in- degree was made public in a letter re­ Dr.
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