UNITID T111: TECHNICIAN of NORTH CAROLINA STATE COLLEGE STATE COLLEGE STATION, RALEIGH, N. C., MAY 15, 1942 Offices: 10 and 11 Tompkins Hall

DEAN VAN- LEER GOES

TO ARMY DUTY TODAY O larry Hardin Says Leaves Engineering School Head Four Problems Face Called For Active Service New Student Louncil Will Go To Fort Bragg For Induction Prior New President Lists Ac- tivities, Legislature, Reor- To Being Stationed In Washington; ganization and Attitudes Recommends Three Man Board As Campus Obstacles To Assume His Duties “Four major problems face the Student Council," President Larry By BOB POMERANZ Hardin told a TECHNICIAN re- porter as he took over the reins of State College is loaning one of its most able teachers and Student Government last Week. administrators to the United States Army. “Student activities are bound to This morning, Blake Ragsdale Van Leer, Dean of the come under close scrutiny next year School of Engineering, reported to Fort Bragg for a physical by the council and by the admin- istration," Hardin said. “There examination. Monday he will be in Washington to assume have been statements that the the duties of an Army Major. on the staff of General Brehon . campus is over-organized, that stu- B. Somervell, head of the important supply section of the dents mess with too many insig- nificant matters. The activity point War Department. system is on trial, and the council Dean Van Leer assumed the leadership of the college’s will exercise stricter control." BLAKE R. VAN LEER OEngineering School in 1937, bring; Shown here are a part of the members of the finish under the new speed-up plan adopted “Nineteen hundred and forty- ing with him wide experience as a 53rd graduating class of State College as they earlier in the spring. The graduating exercises three brings a new State Legis- “Will Miss Him” Navy Office Busy As teacher and administrator in some sat in Frank Thompson Gymnasium and heard for the military seniors were carried in lature," Hardin continued, “and the of the well-known engineering the Honorable Josephus Daniels make the final Riddick Stadium preceding the ceremony pic- Student Council will be expected to Col. J. W. Harrelson. dean schools of the nation. Under his address. The class of 1942 was the first one to tured here. tCourtesy News and Observer.) lead the drive for larger appropri- of administration, told The Students Apply For far-sighted guidance, the School ations for State College. As a tech- Technician last night: has been undergoing the greatest nical school, alarger appropriation "Dean Van Leer has done Reserve Commissions period of progress and expansion in for State will be of direct benefit an exceptionally fine job in its history. to the war effort. building the engineering 1 Three Men Picked First War Time Class In Council Reorganization school; he has improved the Complete" Facilities Now Three key men have been recom- equipment, staff and reorgan- Available for Entire Ex- mended by Dean Van Leer to take “Rumors have told of possible jzed the curricula. He is recog- amination; Stafl Has AI- over his duties while he is on mili- Student Council reorganizations. nized as an outstanding man ready Been Supplemented tary leave. Prof. H. B. Briggs of These rumors can be believed be- in the field of engineering ed- the mechanical engineering de- cause this administration will bend ucation, and has done much -to State College is-really doing its partment, head of the mechanical 25 Years Graduates 336 every effort to unify the council’s increase faculty interest in the drawing division, has been chosen activities with those of other technical engineering societies. share in supplying the navy with for a post as Assistant Dean, groups and lead them where He is being given a military officer material, according to the where he' will assume the admin- Dormitory Dance 'necessary. leave from college duties. We reports coming from the new office istrative duties of the office. Seniors Hear Daniels Citizenship lrophy “The fourth problem," Hardin will miss him greatly and hope of navy officer procurement now Prof. H. A. Fisher has been rec- In a nove move this week. concluded, “is one of student atti- that the war will not keep him located in Tompkins Hall. ommended for Dean Van Leer’s In Spirited Addréss the Social Functions Commit- Awarded lo Sedberry tudes. There seems to be a lack of away long. spot on the Faculty Council. Prof. tee approved the application of awareness on the campus of the The office, first of its kind in the Fisher has several times served as residents of Welch Hall to hold great waste of electric power, state, has been in operation for Dean Van Leer's alternate. And. Tells of Supreme Devotion a dormitory party. Receives Elder P. D. Gold paper, and student man-hours. Few only a week, but has been busy Prof. Greaves-Walker is slated to ti and Sacrifice Ahead -Before The event will be a dance at Medal for Best Exemplify- of us have adult thoughts about 110 Figure lomorrow during the entire time handling the be acting head of the Engineering AMembers Can Take Their the Woman’s Club, next Fri- ing Highest Qualities of our part in the war effort. Perhaps many applications from students at Experiment Station. The recom- Allotted Places day, May 22, and will serve as Citizenship the Student Council can do nothing At Soph Hop; Ticket mendations are tentative on ap- an experiment to show whether about these things, but it most cer- State, Wake Forest, Duke, and proval by Dean Harrelson, Presi- JR. or hot informal and inexpen- Reece Sedberry made it two top tainly will try." Carolina. It has been emphasized dent Graham and the Board of By C. A. UPCHURCH. sive dormitory parties are Sales For War Bonds that the office is not just for the State College’s class of 1942, its worth while. honors in a row during the gradu- convenience of the State students, Trustees. academic career shortened by the Dormitory President Bill ation program when he won the but all applications from surround- Major For 14 Years war, marched from the campus Allred appointed Banks Muse, coveted Elder P. D. Gold Citizen- Mial, '13, Will Head Freddie Johnson's Orches- ing schools must be handled New 48 years old, Dean Van this week with the sober realiza- C. F. Tarleton, Tom Stewart. tra and Harry Suttenfield through it. . Leer has been a major in the Army tion that upon its sturdy shoulders Buck Sutton, John Carter, and ship medal given annually by the Will Play; Goodbye to Flags Reserve for fourteen years. weighed the responsibility for car- Teet Troxler as the committee Charles W. Gold family of Greens- Alumni Association Complete facilities have now been As an undergraduate at Purdue rying on the glorious tradition of in charge. boro to the State senior who, dur- As the finale of an active spring installed for medical examinations University, from which he grad- those other classes which left the ing his college career, exemplified and all necessary procedure in ex- uated as a mechanical engineer in college to shoulder arms in the last the highest characteristics of good Chosen At General Meeting social season, the Class of 1944 will amining applicants. 1915, Dean Van Leer was Lien- world conflict and the Spanish- citizenship. To Succeed “Dutch” Sei- present the annual Sophomore Hop Hartley Heads Staff tenant Colonel of the Cadet Corps, American War. Y Begins Relations The presentation was made at fert; Taylor Receives Meri- tomorrow night in Frank Thomp- The staff of the State College which resembled our present ROTC. Confidently accepting the burden the commencement exercises along torious Service Award son Gym. branch, which was opened May 11, In 1917, before the United States and glad of the chance to serve, the Institute in June with announcement of.other award Music for the event will be furn- under Lt. (j.g.) Lodwick Hartley, entered the World War in April. seniors completed the college’s 53rd winners and presentation of the T. K. Mial of New York, class of ished by Freddie Johnson's Orch- formerly head of the English de- he was commissioned a Second commencement program after honor lists. 1913, “has been elected to succeed estra, local band which has seen partment at State College, has Lieutenant in the Reserve Corps, hearing Josephus Daniels tell International Relations In- Sedberry previously had won the D. W. “Dutch" Seifert as president service at several other functions been flooded with applicants for of- and attached~ to the 316th Engi- them: stitute To Present Four honor of‘being judged the best of the State College General this year. Lead sax man with the ficer trainffig. The over worked neers, let Division. “I would insult your intelligence Outstanding Speakers, E. S. senior cadet in the ROTC regi- Alumni Association. crew is Harry Suttenfield, popular staff has already had several ’ad- His war service included five to picture the days ahead as con- King Announces ments. Immediately upon receiving Alumni Activities were conducted PiKA. ditions and now includes: Lt. major engagements in the front taining anything but supreme de- this award he was called to Fort as the final portion of the gradua- With all expenses for the dance Hartley, Lt. Vincent Biondo, at- lines, including action during the votion and supreme sacrifice with An Institute of International Re- Bragg for a physical examination tion exercises last week. Mial, who paid out of the class dues, Max tached to the Medical Corps of the famous Meuse-Argonne and St. hardships and denial of the cher- lations will be conducted at State prior to receiving a permanent is viCe president of the Johns- Gardner stated earlier this week regular Navy, 11 Chief Pharmists Mihiel operations. On duty with ished delights of peace which have College next month under auspices commission in the regular ermy. Manville Sales Corporation, has that all money from the sale of Mate, and four enlisted men. Belgian troops in 1918 he was- brightened your prospects after of the college Y.M.C.A., with four He was one of only fifty youths been highly active in alumni affairs tickets will be converted into war Applicants for commission must awarded the Croix de Guerra for graduation." outstanding authorities scheduled throughout the nation to be se- in organizing State alumni clubs bonds, which will later serve as be between 18 and 50 years of age, exceptional work in a hazardous To Mail Diplomas to speak, “Y" Secretary E. S. lected for such an_'appointment, in the North and East. He was part of, the Class of 1944’s gift to college graduates, or students in task. In fiag-bedecked Frank Thomp- King announced today. with only seven' students being unanimously elected although he the school. the junior or senior class of their Early in 1918, Dean Van Leer son Gymnasium, filled with their eakers and their dates will be chosen from the Fourth Corps Area was unavoidably prevented from Flags Are Out college. Engineers and engineering was promoted to the rank of First parents and friends, the candidates Wi iam Henry Chamberlain, June which has twenty ROTC schools. attending the meeting. students are eligible to apply, and Lieutenant, and at the close 'of the ‘lor degrees filed by administrative 22; Philip Jacob. June 23; Carl Serving as president of Golden Mial graduated from State with “Also." Gardner said, “the gym non-engineering students who have war, he was advanced to Captain. oflcials and Governor Broughton to Hambro, June 25; and Harold Chain, senior honor society, for the a degree in mechanical engineering will be nicely decorated. The flags had extensive training in physics, Promotion to Major in the reserve receive the certificates proving Bosley, June 26. past year, Sedberry was graduated after working his way through which have become so familiar at chemistry, and mathematics may came in 1928. completion of the work required of Hambro, internationally known with high honors scholastically. school. recent dances will definitely not be also apply. Students will not be Other Jobs them by the college. The diplomas author and statesman, is a former Other honors were also bestowed Harmon W. Taylor of Raleigh, used this week. taken from school until they grad- In addition to serving as Dean will be mailed to them later dated president of the Norwegian parlia- on Sedberry, among them the connected with the Agricultural Taking a forward step in a mat- uate. However, juniors may be put of Engineering, 11 member of the June 8, original date of the com- ment and the Assembly of the Sigma Tau Sigma award given to Extension Service, won the 1942 ter which has caused some campus on active duty the summer pre- Faculty Council, and as director of mencement until the United States League of Nations. the outstanding senior in Textiles, Meritorious Service award pre- comment in recent weeks, the dance ceding graduation, at regular en- the Engineering Experiment Sta- was drawn into the war. Chamberlain, an author, lecturer and a Tompkins Textile Society sented by the association to the out- committee has decided that no fig- sign's pay. tion, Dean Van Leer has been reg- Putting its full power behind the and foreign correspondent, has Key. He accepted for the Golden standing alumnus of the year. He ure would be held. Music will last Men accepted will be commis- ional director of the Engineering, war efiort, the college moved lived in Germany, Russia, and Chain the Inter-honor Counc1l was instrumental in securing over from 8:30 ’til 12 o’clock. sioned as ensigns in the Naval Re- Science, and Management Defense shortly after. December 7 to speed Japan and is regarded as a cogent award given to the honor orgam- 200 new members in' the associa- Tickets can be purchased in ad- serve for ultimate assignment to Training program in the states 0! its program for turning out engi- interpreter of Russian and Far zation having contributed most to tlon and was active in other alumni vance at the “Y" or from any shore or sea duty, after a short North Carolina, South Carolina, (Continued on Page 4) Eastern affairs. the college during the year. affairs. committeeman. 1 period specialized training. (Continued on Page 4) In addition to Mial other new officers for 1942-43 are: Raymond Blue Key Mafwell of New Bern, first vice president; L. G. Atkisson, Greens- boro, second vice president; Miss Maud K. Schsub, Raleigh, secre- tary; J. K. Coggin, Raleigh, assist- ant secretary; A. F. Bowen, Ra- leigh, treasurer; D. W. Seifert, Weldon, chairman of the executive committee; W. H. Sullivan of Greensboro. representative on the Athletic Council; Blan Chapman of Norfolk, Va., member of the print shop committee; and H. G. Shelton. Speed, T. C. Powell and H. W. Taylor, Raleigh, R. R. Fountain, High Point, and H. C. Kennette, Durham, members of the executive committee. Elected honorary members of the association were R. G. Tumbull, New Bern; E. E. Jones, Charlotte; F. H. Jefer, Herman Hickman, Dick Herbert, and Wesley Williams of Raleigh. Nearly 200 alumni attended the luncheon. It was announced that the association had 1,103 members, Pictured here are recentl-y-initiated members Geluso. Middle row: Branch ,Whitehurst, Bob largest number in its history. The In an impressive ceremony recently, 12 jun- the new members of the o ' tion. of the State College chapter of Blue Key,na- Pomeranz, Glenn Farthi11g, and Tom Bivins. iors were tapped for membership into right they are (Front {0' l: Robert tional honor fraternity which out- Back row: Modyle Williams, Jim Martin, Bob invocation was spoken by the Rev. Golden Hardin, Bill Wommaek, Nick _ standing ties in character, sch p and Dalrympie, an Bob Boyce. Don Barksdale of J. R. Williams of Atlanta, Ga., and Chain, campus honorary society. Before the tap- Moyle Williams, Walton Thompson; Second service. rent row, from left: Durwood Finn, Bluefield, W. Va. another initiate, was not pres- special guests were presented by ping, Richard J. Reynolds, mayor of Winston- Woody Jones. Tom Turner. Jim Kelly, Tom Hughes, Max Sayah, and Nick ent for the photograph. Alumni Secretary Dan Paul. m Salem, addressed the group. 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’ MIJIINBI Andrews, McDougall In Conference Meet when the Tar Heels of Chapel Col- lege took a ninthoinning spurt to generally steal the game rightoutoutof his by a few students who thought I hands. Ho]y Cross iradsters Gather ”by“ bad sportsmamrhipIn last “Peanut" pitched nine hitball Completes Grid Schedule week’s paper when I wrote “An and looked good all the way until Eor Eventln Durham extremely lucky, and at the same he tired in the ninth. It was Mack Game To Be Played time an extremely unsportsmanlike MorfimoneoftheboysthstDoc Terror Tracksters Carolina nine proved yesterday that Newton coached in Legion Junior In Worcester, Mass; Big Mike Pulh Leg Mmele theoldone-runjinxisstillwith ball circles at Gastonia, that broke In8 South Carolina Meet; the Red Terrors” and “the game up the game in that fatal . Date Vacated By NYU Not In Top Form was continually marred by the grip- His with the bases loaded The only open date on the Wolf- Contrary to the announcement legs of Coach Benn Hearn and his brought in two rum to reverse the pack’s 1942 grid schedule was filled printed in Tar Tscnmcux last College charges.” final decision. this week with the signing of Holy week, Coach Herman Hickman will Could it be possible that those Are You a Golfer? Cross for a game on October 24. take only two of the Terror Track- whoidisapproved my statements “Something new has been The game, tobe played in Wor- sters to the Southern Conference actually saw the game? added!” In the past, the Lambda cester, Mass.,willbethefirsttime Track and Field Meet in Durham I have a habit of saying and Chi’s have sponsored interfra- the two schools have ever met on this afternoon and tomorrow. writiu what I' think when I think ternity bridge tournaments and the gridiron, and the addition These two, certainly the out- it. and I’m not taking back any- interfraternity singing contests, helps the prestige of the Tech standing men on the team, are Big thinglmaysaynoworlatcr,un- but this is the first time a fra- schedule quite a bit. Mike Andrews and Co-captain i I’m definitely convinced that ternity has best the athletic depart~ State had the October date open, Jimmy McDougall. I‘m wrong. Furthermore, l’m go- ment to the draw. The AKPi golf but when New York University Big Mike ing to contim'thc policy of saying tournament, announced elsewhere dropped intercollegiate football, Continuing the terrific pace that whatl think until I get kicked off on this page, does just that. It will Holy cross was contacted, and the he has set during the whole season, the stat! of Ta: Tacamcnn. take in the whole campus, fra- Wolfpack was scheduled'In place of Andrews will be cntered in no less I sincerely thought Carolina dis- ternities and all. and is a welcomed the Violets. than five events—two dashes, the _ played terrible sportsmanship, and addition to the intramural sports Other newcomers to the sched- hundred and the two-twenty; and I still do! If you who disagree with schedule. Nice going, AKPi’sl ule are the University of Miami the broad jump, discus throw, and me will read Neale Patrick’s ac- and Woflord College. They replace shot put. Mike has proved the near- count of the game in Friday’s Ro- Co-Captain Jimmy Furman, Virginia Tech, and Wil- est thing to a one-man track team leigh Times, you may be convinced How Jimmy McDougall has liam and Mary who were on the in these parts this year, startling too! found time enough to take an active 1941 schedule. all by copping 28 points against On the 'Limb part on the Red Terror track team, Five contests are scheduled for Richmond University. In other One of the most important games and at the same time put out one Riddick Stadium. Four of these, meets, Big Mike has scored like in the fraternity softball league is of the best Agromecln the college with Davidson, Richmond, Wofford, this: V.P.I., 25 points; Catawba, on top this afternoon. The ALT'e has ever seen, is nothing short of and Wake Forest, will be played at 24 points; Davidson, 23 points; and the SPE’s, both undefeated and amazing. night. The Carolina game will take South Carolina, 20 points; and the both in thesame bracket, will clash Certainly he hasn’t had a chance place in the afternoon. Carolina’s AAU meet, 19% points. I at about 4:30. to get in top form, but he has con- In the Carolina Relays, held at sistently racked up the points in Miami and Wofford were not Chapel Hill. Andrews amazed the licked the same opponents, we'll the high jump and the low hurdles. played in 1941, but they have ap- fans by placing in more events than pick the ALT’s this afternoon, be- Today and tomorrow, Co-captain peared on State schedules of pre- any other entrant. Only a sopho- cause their wins have been far Jimmy, along with Mike Andrews, vious years. In 1939 Miami de- more and competing for the first more impressive. is competing in the Southern Con- feated the Wolfpack 27-7, in Mi- time in varsity meets, Mike has yet A Heartbreaker ference Track and Field Meet in ami. In 1920 State trounced Wof- to reach the peak of his career. It must have been a heartbreaher Durham. More power to you, ford, 90-7. Holy Cross is the only' His unofiicial time of 9.4 seconds in to “Peanut" Doak last Thursday Jimmy, in the Conference meet. completely new team to the Wolf- the hundred last season is his goal, pack. and he may attain it officially yet The schedule: this year. Alpha Kappa Pi’s Plan Sept. 19‘—Davidson in Raleigh. Mike pulled a muscle in his leg Sept. 26‘—Richmond in Raleigh. at the meet in South Carolina last Oct. 3—Clemson in Charlotte. week when he stepped in a hole. He Jill-Campus Golf Moot may not be in the best of shape as Oct. lot—Woflord in Raleigh. a result, but you can bet he’ll be in “Campus II” To Include sored during the regular spring Oct. l7‘—Wake Forest in Raleigh. there fighting. Two Di one; One For term. Oct. 24—Holy Cross in Worcester, Talking it over with Coach Herman Hickman meet in Durham this w d to finish ofi‘ his' Co-captain Jimmy ' McDougall, Fraternity Teams, And One According to Ben Stames, chair- Mass. are co-captaine Jimmy McDougall and Bill collegiate career. Bill La be, ne of the best though not entered in as many man of the committee in charge of Oct. 31—North Carolina in Raleigh Lambe (right) of the Terror Tracksters. Jimmy quarter-milers in this sec ion, h 3 already tin- events as Mike, is just as good as For All-Campus Low Score the tournament, each fraternity has been a whiz this season on the high jump, ished his tour of duty wi the ed Terrors, the big boy in his own field. Jimmy will be allowed to enter one team of Nov. 6'—Miami in Miami, Fla. and he’s taken some points in the broad jump since he will not participate in this eek-end’e is entered in the high jump, an The members' of Alpha Kappa two men. The tournament will also Nov. ll—Georgetown in Washing- too. He's entered- in the Southern Conference meet. event in which he has pulled down Pi, one of the colleges fifteen social have another division, open to any ton, D. C. quite a few firsts this fraternities, yesterday announced and all students, whether they be- Nov. 21—Duke in_ Durham. J. F. Moore, R. D. ’Mahone, D. H. season. their plan's to sponsor an interfra~ long to a fraternity or not. In this Michael, H. B. Maddry, Thomas mural musings... McDougall hasn’t had the time to ternity and all-campus golf tourna- division, the low score will receive ' Night games. Macon, R. 0. Miller, A. M. Masich, get in shape this year that most of ment. the trophy. T. J. Meyer, J. W. Mading, Lloyd the other trackstere have, because Since golf is a summer sport, Ott, Paul S. Oliver. C. S. Patter- Softball Schedules Cut along with his athletic activities, he and since themajority of the stu~ To console the high scorer in the Athletic Equipment son, Warren G. Parrish, Joe Pisano, has served as editor of the college dent body will return to Raleigh on individual division, a “booby” T. B. Pritchard, J. N. Peace, Rob- annual. However, it would seem June 11 for the “Fall term," the- trophy will also be awarded. ert Phillips, Robert Paramore, By Rain This Wool: that getting in top condition might tournament will be put on this year The type of awards to be given, Called In By Coaches Eddie Parrish, J. C. Ritchie,J. R. not be a requirement where Jimmy during that term. However, after whether plaques or loving cups, Reece, H. B. Sewell, B. A. Skinner, Wrestling equipment is still out. By DON NEUMANN is concerned. This will be Mc- the war is over, the “Campus has not been decided as yet. But No Grades or Diplomas To Ira Strauss, J. . Stewart, A. R. to Lloyd Ott. William Ellis, M. A number of the softball games Dougall's last tour of duty with Open,” which is to become an an- they will be engraved with the Be Given Unless All Equip- Small, E. E. Smith, E. R. Shields, Horowitz, Harold Rothstein, T. M. here at State College have, been Hickman’s team. He has shared the nual aflair, will probably be spon- winners' names and the date of the ment Is In S. M. Spears, David Stiles, P. V. Urquhart, Purcell Kimsey, Henry rained out this week; even so, a captaincy of the team this year tournament. A system is being Toppoli, E. 0. Travis, George Trot- Alexander, Roy Coggin, W. W. few of the clubs were able to keep with Bill Lambe, and only last week worked out whereby a team or an The following men please turn ter, R. L. Thompson, Eddie Thur- Barrow. up with their schedules. The Sig scored first place in the high jump individual may keep a trophy in all athletic equipment at once. Baseball equipment is still out to Eps beat the Sig Nu's 14-6 in a and third in the low hurdles, in a permanently, if it is won a certain Grades and diplomas will be held In? :33: 3m?'6£:“w¥§:;' Milton Hobbs, R. Shadrach, James game which was the last for their meet with the University of South number of times consecutively, the up until all equipment issued ~by John Walker, R_ 'E Williamson: McCormick, Andrew Holliday, now graduated Ben Paschal, ace Carolina. number of timesto be decided later. the athletic department has been K. H. White, Woodrow Warren, Douglas, Reid, Albert Chappell, for that club. The Lam Otherwise, the' trophies will be turned in. Chi’s gave the Del Sig's a hard gummy awarded for a year. Those holding track equipment J. F. Williams, Marvin Young, M. G. Wetherington, Joe Johns, heating to tune of 16—1. The other Doc Newton's Red Terror Final details for the playing of are Bob Ankers, H A Allen, Jr Stuart Zechendorf, Ray Glahn, Dick Niche], Ed' Morris, Leo one-sided game of the week was charges left Tuesday for a the tournament haven’t b e e n M. J. Andrews, J. E. Blue, Ralph Billy Long. Katkaveck, and Ed Barton. the game in which A.L.T. beat Pi three-game trip that will and worked out yet. These details in- P. Bell, C. E. Berger, C. R. Boy- Kappa Phi, 28-5. the 1942 season. Wednesday. clude the course where the play will ette, W. 1’. Brewer, W. J. Brooks, The staunch let A team fell be- the Gobblers of the V.P.I. took be carried on, and the date for the W. T. Brown, T. M. Bradford, Dick Slugger Craig fore the underrated 5th team, 10-9 the measure of the Teckmen tournament. As soon as Starnes Caliaway, Luther Canaday, Henry in a game that was really close. by the count of 14-10. Yester- and his committee settle these Cabe, C. B. Coble, Dick Dammann, Only forfeit in softball this week day, our boys moved on to points, we will pass them on to you J. A. Dean, Jake DeLamar, Joe was Winston-Salem for a game by way of this sports page. Davis, John Fowler, Paul Ginnings, made by Lower Wat to Lower with the Hausa Knitters, and Tom Gould, Max Gardner, Thomas South. today, they end the season Gray, Matty Harmon, W. B. Hay- Over in the gym the volleyball with a return engagement at circuit has been going full strength. Davidson. Neale Patrick Calls wood, Gordon Heughan,‘ Char- The Sig Eps are still in the lead Watch The Techni- les Hinnant, R. P. Holloman, R. B. with the KA’s and the PiKA's cian next week for a complete lsenhour, Harry Lee Jordan, Joe close behind. The ALT’s took the season record of how the team Terrors Mystery Club H. Jones, E. L. Jones, Morehead Kap Sig’s by forfeit and Sig Pi batted, and how the Jones, Bill Lambe, W. B. Little, took Lam Chi. Rembrent of Sig Nu performed. Team Has Good Pitching J. G. McGowan, .J. E. McDougall, and Jayne of Phi Kap Tau were player of the game. Last of the Fielding, and Hitting, But F. W. McGrath, Clifton Matthews, outstanding in a game in which games is the game in which Up get One- Jinn:gLives “0n the other'hand, things are Sig Nu lost to Phi Kap Tau. South failed to show up for, film just the reverse for Coach Doc Mock of Lower South was the giving 2nd 7th the game by for- State College seems to be a good Newton’s Wolfpack. On paper, and inspiration which led his team to feit. Incidently, rumor has it that spot for a jinx! At least that’s the on the field, State looks like a base- victory over 9th. Even though 2nd one of the coaches of the freshmen way we look at it, and from the ball club. The boys are big and A lost to 2nd 8th, W. D. Morrison 2nd 7th softball clubs has resorted looks of the Raleigh Times sports powerful. They can , and hit of 2nd A was the outstanding to hiring 10-year-old umpires. , page; Sports Editor Neale Patrick long. Settling down of late, State ’IIIIIIIll""II"IIIIII"IINIIIIIIII"IIIOIIIIIIIII“"III.""OI""MIDI.I"I."mml.m'lul'm"'.'mlmm.um shares our opinion. In one of his now fields as well as any of the columns a few days ago appeared clubs about here. In Ray Hardee the following observations: and Peanut Doak, State has the “A bunch of the Carolina wins pitching. But as good as the 'Pack this year have been on late-inning looks, they keep on losing games. rallies. And that'Is the mystery. It Just Won’t Do “Losing by a one-run margin seems to have as a complex on State. Five of the six losses to “The way to health thru fun" Big Five foes have been by the To Forget "HER” margin of one run. And in almost K E E P Ell every incident, the winning run came late in the game, and under heartbreaking circumstances. lheAmerican Way “Hardee, in particular, has been WHEN SHE GRADUATES the hard-luck boy for the States. SWIM TRUNKS He has suffered four of the one-run defeats, three of them by 5-4 g0&4“ scores. He and Pudgy Doak have pitched well enough to win. But We have' a wide selection of Brace- $2.50 $3.60 $3.50 they haven't accomplished the feat against their foes of this section.” 0 Slugger Craig, although his lets, Pennants, and other gills all with batting average for the season ~ ésnforieed-shmnk— FOR A hovers down around .180, was so they'll stay the size you really a hero at the bat when Hit Records At college seal. bought The closely shined LEARN TO BOWL he slammed out a wsiabend and the leg-heme In wartime more than Complete line over a right fielder’s head in 'iHIEM'S ssclock-stimbedsodicyeuo’t ever you need healthful therecent Chapel College game. relaxation. There’s noth- O Strictly Instrumental rwnehpuegeo. ing like a game of duck- —Harry James. esemlyauoogivemplem' pins to pep you up after O Snootie Little Cutie ”mammal“: a day of ail-out activityy. 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sophomores Hop With These Scoers In Medianial It: Corps Officers 114mTo ComprehensionTetlfv" Applicants Me Student Released By Van leer For Men Interested In Col- Ieg'e Defer-eat Phn; Here Elected Privale Dining Hall Quiz Taken Recently By Today And Tomorrow Fresh Engineers; Edward Travis and Gregg Trosper Army Air Corps officers from Blueprints Readied Head List Craig Field, Selma, A13., will re- .turntoStateCollegetodayandto- Plans Complete To Install Scores earned in the recent me- morrow to enlist students inter- Private Rooms In West Side chanical comprehension tut taku ested in the new College Deferment by all engineering freshmen have Plan under which they may com- Of Leazer Hall; Drive been released by Dean Van Leer, plete their college education before Continues and the Psychology Department. being called to active duty. The blue print for the two pri- Three hundred and sixty first Major John S. Snyder, flying of- vate dining rooms in Leazer Din- year men took the 60 question exam ficer from Craig Field, visited the ing Hall has now been completed which was designed to show the campus several days ago to explain and Mr. W. F. Morris, Superin- ability to understand common me- the new Air Corps plan. Many stu- tendent of the Service Department chanical principles. Edward Travis dents expressed interest. of the College. is ready to issue ranked first in the results with 57 When Major Snyder returns this orders for the work to be done. right, and Gregg Trosper stood week, he will bring an entire cadet The Council of Student Govern- number two with 56 correct. Getty examining board set-up equipped to ment, Blue Key and the Y.M.C.A. Dixon Hoyle, Jr., and R. B. Ilen- give both the mental and physical have already taken action definitely hour each had scor‘of 53 right. examinations for enlistment as pledging financial support. It is The range of scores was from aviation cadets. hoped many other student and fac- only right to 57, but tvm thirds On Inactive Reserve scored between 23 and 41. The Students accepted under the new Alpha Zeta this week voted mean score was 33. One student program, available to qualified col- New president of the Na- 825 to the movement. Theta finished the quiz in 12 minutes, and lege men between the ages of 18 tional Association of College Tau has pledged 815, and the the slowest needed 42. and 26, inclusive, will be placed on Book Stores, is L. L. Ivey, YMCA Cabinet has given 8100. Engineering Success the inactive reserve lists of the air manager of the State College Several other campus organla In releasing the results, Dean force. Upon graduation or volun- shop. Ivey served the past year zations are planning to take Van Leer stated, “We are not yet tary withdrawal from school, they as vice-president of the organi- similar steps to enable the im- sure about the correlation between will be taken in as aviation cadets zation and at their annual provement of the dining hall. the results of this test and success and trained to win their commis- meeting in Chicago this year as an engineering student at N. C. sions in about eight months. was chosen to head the group. ulty organizations will take action State College. However, it is my While in training as aviation He is a charter member of without delay, since Assistant Con- own personal belief that any stu- cadets, the men will receive $75 per the organization which was troller, Mr. J. G. Vannusays most dent who could not make a score month pay and $1 per day sub- founded in 1923, and is the of the money must be in hand be- of at least 20 on this test very sistence. Then upon graduation, third southern member to be- fore work can start. likely does not have sufi‘icient me- they receive second lieutenant’s come president. At present 165 At a meeting of students and chanical comprehension to make a commissions with salaries ranging colleges and universities in the faculty men interested in the pro- very successful engineer or engi- from $183 to $245'monthly. United States and two from ject, held in Colonel Harrelson’s neering student. Several branches of work are Canada are represented. office on May 6th. an executive com- “On the other hand," Dean Van available under the Air Corps Mr. Ivey succeeds Hamid mittee of fivé was selected. The A Serf Lee Leer concluded, “anyone who made Aviation Cadet training. Flying of- W. Jordan of the University members of the Committee are: 9991:)“. a score of 35 or better certainly ficers may train as pilots, navi- of Indiana as president. The J. D. Martin, Addison Hawley, looks like very gators, or bombadiers. Ground crew president is D. B. Finn, E. L. Cloyd, and E. S. Sponsors for the sophomore dance are pictured dan, chairmam of the dance committee; Miss promising material." officers may train in meteorology, newly elected vice King. Organizations interested in Betty Lee Spruill with Guy L. Jones; Miss Beth The tests were given by Dr. Wil- communications, armament, pho- E. C. Rather, of the University helping in the project should get here. With their escorts, they are: Miss Cecelia Perry with Bill Upchurch, Miss Emma Joe Beam liam McGehee and Dr. Dannie tography or of Texas. Directors are W. K. Dicks with 0. Max Gardner, Jr., president of the with Gene LeGrand; Miss Doris Kinmon with Moffie of the Psychology Depart- engineering. The fiy- Ackerman, N. Y. U., Donald in touch with any .one of these class; Miss Helen Byrd with Roy Byrd, secre- Harry Allen; and Miss Violet Sinclair with Ben ment. Engineering freshmen may Ross, University of Iowa, men. tary-treasurer; Miss Kay Brown with Bob Jor- Coble. see their scores in the department Douglas Stewart, University of These private dining rooms will ' ofiice. Wisconsin, and C. W. Grover, be of great service to campus or- Air Corps. He received the hon— AMBASSADOR Reserve University. ganizations. They will be about the DANIELS orary degree of Doctor of Science. Top Ten Per Cent Today through Saturday most useful things that can be (Continued from page 1) William H. Blue of Carthage, ‘Y’ News, Names and scores of the top ten Carole Lombard ing classifications require no spe- added to the college equipment. neers, reserve ofiicers and students permanent president of the senior Four members of the Y.M.C.A. per cent are as follows: 51 right— Jack Benny cific academic training, but certain drilled in modern agricultural prac- class, spoke briefly for his fellows, represented State College at the John D. Berry, Forrest P. Char- qualifications are required for the Sigma Tau Sigma tices. Candidates for degrees and Governor. Broughton joined in Interracial Student Christian Con- nock, Jimmy Greene, John Haiti- “TO BE OR NOT TO BE” ground crew specialists. totaled 336, so yesterday well over bidding them farewell. wanger, Andrew Hassell, lra Joy- Special Section Sigma Tau Sigma, honorary 300 technically7trained youths—in- Mr. Daniels was presented by Dr. ference in Chapel Hill last Sunday. ner, and Walter McGehee; 50 right A special section will be desig- scholastic textile fraternity, has cluding 137 new officers in the U. S. They were Hubert Willis, Frank- —Vernon Barnes, Allen 'Fuller, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday recently taken in 17 members Army Reserve—stoody ready to Graham as “a champion of the free-. lin Teague, Thome Reynolds, and Fred Pearch, and George Reid. . Red Skelton nated for work of the Exam- chosen because of their high scho- answer their country's call a full dom of the human mind" and the walton Thompson, who was elected Eleanore ining Board, 11d information on “chief exemplar of the good neigh- .vice president of next year’s The following students made 48 Powell this may be secured from Prof. lastic standing. These boys are con- month earlier. bor policy of the western world.” conference. right—Raymond Chestnutt, Jen- —In— L. B. Parkinson, the faculty Air sidered leaders possessing the in- While Mr. Daniels pointedly re- Later, Governor Broughton de- nings B. Edwards, Woodie G. Mad- “SHIP AHOY” Forces Advisor. Also secure ap- centive of raising even higher the frained from indulging in “flam- clared that, in his capacity as chief drey, Jr., A. J. Patton, Joe Stevens, with TheTOMMYShip DORSETAhoy Minuteand Girlshis Oreh. plications from the Air Force Ad- standards of N. C. State College bouyant optimism," he did not executive and ex-officio chairman Mr. Henry Ware, Secretary of Rex Willard, and Charles Wright; visor. Major Snyder will be on hand Textile men for the industry. spare his praise fer the college’s of the Board of Trustees, he was the Southern Field Council of the 47 right—Arthur Black, William Starts Wed" May 20th throughout the period of examina- The newly inducted members are contribution, today as in other war Y.M.C.A., and Bishop Paul Der- Boyer, Chic Homes, Theodore tions to answer any questions on J. D. Hardin, J. M. Somanik, J. W. periods, to the nation's battles. Its bestowing upon Mr. Daniels the ring of V. P. I. were visitors on the Meyer, M. T. Neuman, Edward Gary Cooper the new Deferment plan. Geil, J. E. Sampson, C. S. Daw- military training. its preparation DSC degree—“Doctor of Construc- State College campus this week as Saleeby, Edward Smith, Bennie L. Barbara Stanwyck son, R. E. Levin, R. I. Dalton, E. F. of men to make and man modern Statesmanship.” Spencer, and Durward L. Sutton. .—!n_ Any applicants for the examina- Coble, C. L. Hedrick, F. C. Allen, machines and its training for an tive guests of the Y.M.C.A. “BALL OF FIRE” tions must furnish birth certificate, B. E. Sides, D. B. Finn, W. E. approved agriculture —— all were three letters of recommendation, Beaver, E. H. Winston. L. E. Gold- cited as an enormous boost to the and if under 21 years of age, writ- ing, Allen Gordon, and Stanley war eff t as well as a powerful DO YOU DIG IT? ten consent to join from their Garfinkel. force f0 rebuilding the world in parents. At a recent meeting new officers the peace to follow. MATHEW OPPENHEIM. BOSTON U. '42, GETS TEN IUCKS FOR THIS sum STATE were elected. The new officers are Special Training Today through Saturday 4-H Officers Elected B. E. Sides, president; C. S. Daw- Emphasizing the increasing need “Gone with the Wind” Fred Wagoner w a s elected son, vice president; and J. E. for more and more technically- Late Show Sat. Night and Sadkay. Wednesday night as president of Sampson, secretary-treasurer. trained youths, Mr. Daniels de- Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday -’ the State College 4-H Supper Cln clared: EDWARD G. ROBINSON for the 1942-43 academic year. x.— DEAN VAN LEER “Not a day passes when young IJANEn.— WYIIAN Other new officers include Frank- (Continued from Page 1) men with classical education—law- “Larceny, Inc.” lin Teague, vice president; Gra and Virginia. Recently as a mem- yers, teachers, bankers, salesmen, ”HEY, DlLLY, WHEN ICHABOD CRANE Martin, secretary; Lemuel C. ber of the State College national business men—are not greatly Starts Thursday, May 21st Laney, treasurer; Lewis Reep, his- defense committee he prepared a troubled as to how they can best DOES A HOUDINI, LET‘S BLITZ “What’s Cookin’ ” torian; and Edison Keen, reporter. complete report on the college’s serve their country in this emerg- with the ANDREWS SISTERS Movies pertaining to national de- activities for national defense. ency. In normal times they are GLORIS JEAN fense were shown at the meeting Temporarily, none but the first among the most useful and capable THE JUNKMAN’S DELIGHT TO by John Fox, assistant editor of the three jobs will be assigned to other members of society, but they are State College Extension Service. members of the college staff. without engineering or agricultural THE TOWN PUMP AND MILK 22nd To Leave or military knowledge. They see CAPITOL Saturday Dean Van Leer is the twenty- their brothers—no more capable or THE WHITE PEPSI-COLA COWI”"I Today and Saturday CLAUDE RAINS - LON CHANEY I second member of the staff to enter patriotic—State College graduates, BOB STEEL-I|T0M TYLER WARREN] WILLIAM duty with the armed forces. Only sought after and given commis- _. n... two weeks ago, Dr. Lodwick Hart- sions while they, not possessing the “Code of the Outlaw” “The Wolf Man” ley, head of the English depart- qualifications required, are not Sunday. Monday and Tuesday Sun.—Mon.-Tues. ment became a Lieutenant (jg) in called. “ROLL PLYNN LINDA DARNELL the Naval Reserve and was as- “They suddenly are face to face ‘fi‘h OLIVIA DEHAVILLANHI GEORGE MURPHY signed Ito active duty on the cam- with the truth that their education ey Died ‘With Their JACK OAKIE pus as chief of an office of officer is one-sided,.whereas industrial and' Boots On” “Rise and Shine” procurement. military education has fitted their J. C. Cheatham, instructor in brothers for efficient service in both Wednesday and Thursday Wed.-Thurs. M.E., has also received orders to peace and war. They understand “Secret Agent of Japan” CLARK GABLE - LANA TURNER report for active duty as an Army now—and we all do—that no edu- with Preston Poster - Lynn Bari Captain on May 22. cation is well-rounded that neglects “Honky Tonk” Several of the other recent the hand. The three H’s—head, FrI.-Sat. losses have been Major Moose, Cap- heart and hand—are as essential in ROBERT YOUNG tain Fornes, Lieutenant Romeo our day as the famed three R’s.” VARSITY —II‘—RUTH HUSSEY Lefort and Lieutenant Carter Wil- Only one honorary degree was Last Times “I"EIS‘I'A”Today—In Technicolor Bachelor” liams who were assigned to the bestowed by the college. It went Saturday “Married campus ROTC; Captains F. F. to Dr. Carle Clark Zimmerman, na- Jean"TOPPERBlondell -RETURNS”Renald Young Groseclose and Privates Baker tive of Missouri and member of the Sunday ""”17c WAKE Wynne and J. A. ‘Shackford, now Harvard University faculty, now Gene Tierney"TOBACCO- CharleyROAD”Grapewin (Inc. Def. Tax) stationed at Fort Bragg. on leave for service with the Army

Geologists Play Important STARTS MONDAY FOR 4316 DAYS! YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF TO SEE Part National War Effort That geologists are playing an also with TVA. Both Hall and Ingle important part in the country’s de- are employed as geological engi- fense effort has come home with neers on dam construction. Mason a vengeance to State College. K. Banks, who graduated in Geological Engineering on May 9, I"ENGLISH TRANSLATION , ‘1‘. Within two months the Geologi- will go immediately to the Mineral cal Engineering Department has Industry Division of the TVA as Joe Phibetakappa is suggesting to his' lost two of its faculty members to junior geologist. fellow inmate that, as soon as class is government agencies. Dr. John M. There is an increasing demand over,theyhopinthecarandhurrydown Parker is working with the United for geological engineers due to the to the campus hangout where they can States Geological Survey on high- expansion of the mineral industry slip a jit or two into the Pepsi-Cola alumina clays, and Mr. J. Frank in the South and the demands of Cooler.That’s nicethinkin'-andplenty West has recently joined the War the war effort. _ nice drinkin’. Production Board as a field engi- This demand has exceeded the neer in the program to speed up supply of available students. Dr. the production of strategic min- J. L. Stuckey, State Geologist and WHAT DO YOU SAY? erals. head of the Department of Geo- Not only has the faculty joined lofical Engineering at State Col- Send us some of your hot the efi’ort, but also undergraduates lege, has been having difficulty slang. If we use it you'll have been able to secure such good finding qualified students to act as be ten bucks richer. Ifwe positions as to keep them from re- field assistants for necessary sum- don’t, we'll shoot you a turning to school. D. D. Arden, Jr., mer work. This shortage is creat- rejection slip to add to rated as a junior at State, holds a ing a good field for prospective your collection. Mail your position with the U.S.G.S. in Mis- young college students. slang to College Dept... sissippi where he is working on The Geological Engineering De- Pepsi-ColaCompanions 'z—Lsaows Dunn—2 bauxite. R. S. Ingle, rated as a partment at State, though small, Island City, N. Y. ' 3:00 - 8:30 p.1n. senior, has a job with TVA at has been very effective in placing Mat. 80c, Night 40c (plus war tax) Douglas Dam, Jefierson City, Tenn. all of its men in vital positions in Kenneth Hall, a 1940 graduate, is industry.