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No. 5 VoL. XXII WINONA, MINNESOTA, JANUARY 17, 1941 ■ James, Melton Will Appear Here In Concert on February 5th James Melton, American , will appear here February 5 as the saxophone, he also sang in the glee second number in the Winona Com- club. The president of the uni- munity Concert Series for 1940-41. versity heard him and advised Known as the star of radio's him to devote his time to his voice. INTERMEDIATE GRADE CLUB PARTY COMMITTEE "Telephone Hour," he is also one Two years later, Melton trans- of America's leading singers of ferred to in Ballroom dancing, games, square dances, prizes and refreshments grand opera and the concert stage. Nashville to study voice under the are to be the attractions at the all-college party given by the Inter- In the last three years he has sung famous teacher, Gaetano de Luca. the principal tenor roles with the He played in the band of a local mediate Grade Club on Saturday night, January 18, in the social rooms Chicago, Cincinnati and St. Louis hotel to earn his expenses, obtain- of Ogden Hall. The party is scheduled to begin at 8:00 p.m. opera companies. His concert ap- ing enough to go to New York and pearances have included the prin- — as events have proved — to top cipal cities of the United States and rank among singers. Canada. Melton was born in After several years as a leading Future Assemblies Announced Moultrie, Georgia, January 2, tenor of radio, both as soloist on 1904, and spent his early boyhood network programs and as first in Citra and Ocala, Florida. In tenor of the famous Revelers Quar- by President and Committee the former town he made his first tet, he left the lighter field in 1936 Plans for assembly programs up to and including February 26 have public appearance as soloist in a to engage in concert and operatic been announced by Dr. Mehus and the assembly committee. church choir, holding a hymn book work. Except for a brief interlude On January 20, Otto Schacht will present a musical program; he which was almost as big as himself. on the screen in 1937, during which has been highly recommended for his excellent voice, program selec- Entering the University of Flor- he starred in three musical films tions, and presentation. Mrs. Robinson of Superior, Wisconsin, an ida with the purpose of studying for Warner Bros., Melton has been JAMES MELTON for the law, Melton found a place engaged in concert and opera ever alumna of the college, is his manager. in the college band playing the since. T. A. Erickson is being sent by General Mills, Inc., to speak Jan- Faculty Travel South Workshop Accepts uary 22. His lecture promises to More Members be of interest to students, espe- Flight Training Begins Again and East for Holidays cially engaged in 4-H Club Work. Miss Grannis, Mr. Scarborough, A panel discussion on the latest For New Year at College on February 1 Miss Richards, Dr. Selle, and Mr. "The Radio Workshop has developments in the war situation The 1941 spring collegiate pri- Reed were five members of the started the New Year with flying will be given by members of the faculty who traveled combining vate flight training program will States and must have reached their International Relations Club Jan- business and pleasure during the colors" so says Newton Van De- begin February 1 and will continue 19th but not their 26th birthday venter, president, "and plans to uary 27. holidays. Some phase of educational prob- until June 1. This course includes before Feb. 1, 1941. A year of give a variety of programs which Miss Grannis Visits Cuba lems will be the subject of Presi- 72 hours of ground work under the college is also a prerequisite. If will be a credit to the college." Miss Alice Grannis attended the dent George A. Selke, St. Cloud direction of Mr. Harry Jackson of the student is under twenty-one Already this year the Workshop World Federation of Education Teachers College, when he ad- the Industrial Arts Department. years, he must receive the consent has given one splendid performance 35 to 45 hours of flying are required of the parent or legal guardian Association meeting in Havana, on the evening of January 9. The dresses the assembly on January 31. Dr. O'Brian, who is affiliated with 18 additional hours of ground before entering. Ten per cent of Cuba, on December 27, 28, and show was under the direction of 29. The meeting was attended by with the University of Minnesota, instruction at the Conrad Airport. the enrollees may be women. Maynard Johnson and dealt with educators from North and South is the representative of the Min- The 72 hours here at the college Four quarter hours of credit will the true story of Catherine Foxe, Americas and the Pan-American nesota Medical Association chosen are divided thus: be given here at the college to the the first spiritualist, and how her countries. Educational discussions to speak on February 5. Each 24 hours — navigation student in the spring quarter, so ability was discovered. In that were held in the morning, and in year a member of the association 24 hours — meteorology such students will only take three broadcast appeared Charles Dun- the afternoon was entertainment addresses the student body on cur- 24 hours — Civil Air regulations other subjects. canson, Harriet Palm, Marjorie by Cuban children who were en- rent problems in his field. A quota of twenty students is All persons interested in this Morcomb, Frances Luth, Moon- thusiastically applauded and show- On February 12 Mr. Reed will requested by the college. The stu- course should see President Mehus yeen Parker and Merlyn Hanson. ered with flowers. "They are very give an illustrated lecture, "From dents must be citizens of the United about it. An encouraging outlook was proud of any accomplishment of Log Cabin to Town Hall in Swe- given to the Radio Workshop when one of their group," said Miss try-outs for new members were den." A film on the making of radio Grannis. announced. An unusually large "I gained a clearer understand- programs will be shown February Alumnus Appointed Director number of students responded to ing of the historical background of 19, and Mr. Boots will talk on the call and were given a try-out. Cuba. Old forts built by the Span- "Family Names," February 26. The Workshop was fortunate in of Recreation in Winona ish are still standing. One of the being able to use the actual equip- oldest dates back to 1520," stated Michael "Mike" Bambenek, an alumnus of Winona State Teachers ment at Radio Station KWNO. Miss Grannis concerning the value College has been appointed director of recreation in Winona by the The try-outs were judged solely Work Progressing of her trip. city recreation board. He began his on voice and character portrayal. In speaking of Havana Miss duties January 8, coming here from The old members acted as judges on 1941 Annual Grannis said, "There are no stop Cambridge Springs, Pennsylvania, and sat in the one broadcasting "The students of W.S.T.C. are streets — you honk your horn as off to a promising start on the where he has been athletic director and room. Applicants read over the you approach a corner. I heard microphone set-up from another 1940-41 Wenonah," stated the head coach for ten years. managing editor. "The first step one radio in the time I was there. room, out of the sight of the taken was that of voting in a staff Mr. Bambenek was born in Winona When we ate, we had guests — judges. Those students who were of over forty members. In turn and graduated with a two-year diploma chickens everywhere." voted in were Janice Warley, Ar- the staff has sub-divided for the from this college 15 years ago. While lene Fahey, Mary June Fischer, purpose of experimenting and dis- here, he starred in all sports. Since Mr. Scarborough Flies to covering something new and differ- Merlyn Hanson, Charles Duncan- then he has taken extensive study at Lousiana ent in college annuals. The staff Mr. Scarborough flew to the son, Marjorie Morcomb, Olive Rue, has wholeheartedly agreed that the La Crosse Teachers, the University of Elizabeth Tolleson, Harriet Palm, Wenonah this year is going to have Minnesota and Winona State from National Council of Geography Teachers at the University of Moonyeen Parker, Ardella Grier, that typical, peppy spirit of the where he obtained his Bachelor of Louisiana in Baton Rouge. The Betty Walsh and Frances Luth. faculty and student body on every Science during the summer of 1940. Weekly programs are scheduled page. The cooperation that is educators took a three day excur- being displayed by the student He comes back to his "home town" for Thursday evenings from 7:00 sion on the Delta of the Missis- body and faculty can result in highly recommended by school author- to 7:30. The show for January 16 sippi. "The orange groves are nothing less than an outstanding ities for ability in the fields of recrea- was under the direction of Eva annual we shall be proud to pos- magnificent and so numerous," tion and athletics. Continued on page 3, column 2 Lou Russell. sess." MICHAEL BAMBENEK Paget THE WINONAN January Has a Famous Man January as well as February has its noted men. The man who, EMotiats perhaps, was America's greatest exponent of conservative democracy, and who was one of the greatest diplomats ever to represent the United States in a foreign country was born in January.' He was Benjamin Franklin. A Mind Unshackled The tale of Franklin's phenomenal rise is an inspiration to every How exciting is the world of ideas! How slow and school boy; his life is the delight of every adult reader. His inventions dreary is all the rest of the world to any man on and discoveries are fundamental to the comforts of the modern home. this earth who ever thought ideas were important! He founded two of the great public necessities of today, the public library and the fire brigade. How full of zest and thrills and meaning is life to The boy Benjamin made the man Franklin a good fighter, one who one who has gained intimacy with the great minds was not afraid to express his honest opinion. Franklin, as did Lincoln, of geniuses. To read widely, to listen to the great represented the rugged integrity of a great American'. men who talk to us through their books, to store the empty shelves of our brain cells with material that makes us able to think, to gather knowledge Men's Clubs Meet about everyone and everything that has counted in the world of ideas — that alone enables us to enter Tie Ads Coutet the world of ideas. It is a command of ideas — more In Ogden Hall powerful than bullets — which makes the scholar two steps ahead of the run of the mill people, Kiwanis Club shackled by their ignorance and unable to cut On Thursday, January 16, the Kiwanis Club had through the muddled incompleteness of their thought lunch in Ogden Hall and spent the afternoon visiting C WI TEE to the clear skies of understanding. Ideas ARE im- the various college buildings. President Mehus gave portant. But not to the one who receives one set a talk about the college. A symphony in white I saw of ideas and then stops growing, or to the fanatic With not a north wind raw who hangs on to one idea all his life. When at New School Men's Association To spoil the wide expanse of white, The sifted snow, I saw that night — Year's we look over our lives and throw out our bad On Wednesday January 15 a dinner was held in Staunch, bleak hills rose from the lake habits, it is just as important to look over our the club rooms for the School Men's Association. And o'er the frozen pool, no break ideas — to realize that many of our most positive Dr. Mehus gave an address of welcome and Dr. W. In the soft, new fallen snow. ideas have become too much taken for granted, have L. Strunk, Commissioner of conservation was the been wrongly valued, or have ceased to grow and speaker of the evening. Group singing was led by enlarge. It is important to find out which outworn, Walter Grimm, director of music at Holmen, Wis- From out the sky moth-eaten idea should be chucked out, brushed consin. The School Men's Association is made up Little flakes of white over, repainted, or mended. Ideas in a closed mind of teachers, principals and superintendents of schools Drifted silently to the earth. are stubborn things; the educated man keeps his in Southeastern Minnesota and Western Wisconsin. receiving set open. Quietly they fell Covering the warm ground Get Your Tool Kit Read a Good With a smooth warm blanket. The minimum essentials of a college tool kit are Picture Book The cold raw wind swept from the north few at a teachers college where necessities as texts "From as far west as Idaho Across the lake. Down from the glacier peaks of the rockies — and reference books are so generously provided. It whipped the waves and froze them stiff From as far east as New York, These essentials may cause you much consternation, Down from the turkey ridges of the Alleghenies Into rough peaks. providing you do not possess them, and you may Down from Minnesota,twenty-five hundred miles, G. P. lose a few friends if you always insist on borrowing The Mississippi River runs to the Gulf." those of your associates. Do you recognize the quotation? Yes, it is taken First and foremost you must have a fountain pen. from the motion picture, "The River," which we Though paper runs a close second it isn't as impor- saw at assembly. Perhaps you do not realize that tant as a pen. it can also be found in our library. "The River," a Be sure, when you are stocking up, to buy a ruler and a pencil with a good eraser. You will need the book by Pare Lorentz, has some unusual illustra- Inscription pencil if you are taking math., science, or art. Use tions, most of which are taken from the motion pic- your ruler if you wish to draw a straight line, nobody ture itself. It would really be worth your time to Take hope, and enter thou, my door. likes an imitation one. read this book. I have here many things for you, If you haven't a dictionary, perhaps you could A lamp to light, a book to read, request one for your birthday. You can get a fairly Pleasure in all, no work to do. good one at the dime store. This book may take considerable space in your tool kit, but it is useful ASCAP vs. BMI because it tells not only the meaning of words, but Sit here and write a letter long the pronunciation and spelling as well. Has Effect And put into it all your heart, Oh yes, and lastly, don't forget your brains. These Compose yourself, and take your time, may seem a bit subjective for an objective tool kit, For we are in a world apart. but they are essential and perhaps not so minimum On College as you may suspect. Also, you can borrow other Now that the A.S.C.A.P. and B.M.I. fight has And you may share my window view, peoples thoughts, but they tend to make you un- become something more than a future possibility; And gaze into the quiet night happy. and now that radio's program "The Album of Fa- At stars and shapes of trees and hills So . . . with a pen, pencil, paper, dictionary, miliar Music" has come to most listeners to be "The and brains you can get a minimum start on your Album of Unfamiliar Music" we must face the And streaks of silver out of sight. college education. facts — we can't get away from them. It seems that even T. C. is being affected. We need not talk nor even think, Christmas and the New Year brought what may And you may stroke my dog awhile, THE WINONAN turn out to be the last Mendelssohn, Mixed Chorus, For in his gentle, soft brown eyes and Apollo Club broadcasts for some time. What Is all of love and no denial. PUBLISHED MONTHLY EXCEPT AUGUST with "Geannena Mia" and "I Love a Parade" taken BY STUDENTS OF WINONA STATE TEACHERS out of their repertoire, the Mendelssohn club may COLLEGE AT WINONA, MINNESOTA have to revert to "My Country 'Tis of Thee" and Here in the dusk of solitude FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1941 "The Star Spangled Banner". Is peace to keep you evermore, This radio fight has a more serious and far reach- So here is my heart and here is my hand, Cyril Allen Editor ing effect on the Mason Music Club, Student, and Take hope, and enter thou, my door. Business Manager Howard Rosencranz Aeolian Organ Hours. The organ broadcasts have been suspended until information about the copy- H. P. 1940 Member 1941 right holders of the Aeolian Music is received. Stu- Rssocicrted Collegiate Presc dents hope to continue their broadcasts. It all de- pends upon whether or not they are able to find a

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CHICAGO • BOSTON • LOS ANGELES • SAN FRANCISCO country of ours, even processes of public free educa- A letter I must send. I wish I were a little fish tion (here the free only concerns money) should be A stamp I do not have. A swimmin' in your pool Mail subscriptions $1.20 per school year or 30% of Alumni Society Membership Fee. stopped (not to mention free speaking, writing, and So off to the shop I run . . . Instead of sitting here Entered as second class matter, Winona, Minnesota. singing)? Stamps? Sure . . . and gum! To make myself a fool. One never knows! G. P. G. P. THE WINONAN Page 3 VOICED AROUND * * THE CAMPUS Meet More Seniors Debate Revived Have You Met The "Doc" Here we are again with some more seniors and their particular whims, As one comes into the T. C. clinic, he is greeted opinions, plans, etc. You'll be surprised to know that W.S.T.C. is by a jovial person. To the frequent visitor he is the farthest Darrel Johnson has been from home (In further ques- By Speech Class affectionately called "Doc." tioning he admitted having been in Decorah once). Mrs. Berthelson Dr. Mattison was educated at Colorado Univer- has been to the West Coast. But Jackie Kalbrenner has never been Members of the public speaking class are planning sity and did his intern work at St. Anthony's in away from home, and besides he's a homeloving guy. a debate with the St. Mary's College debate team Denver, Colorado. The bell shaped curve holds true on the subject: Should the Western Hemisphere Concerning T. C. he says, "I'm in a position to among our seniors too, for shoe Form a Permanent Alliance or Union for Defense know more about it and to be able to criticize T. C. Against Foreign Aggression. sizes range from 4 I a to ten while Some Graduate; more than the average Winona citizen, because my three wear sevens. This debate will be a revival of formal debating wife taught science here before Dr. Minne. I think But evidently our seniors do in this college which has not been carried on for many of the teachers have a lot to offer students not get around for six have never Some Enlist some time. outside of actual academic learning. All in all, I been to the Broadway theatre Marcene Meincke, Lake City, The debate team to represent the college will be think it's a mighty fine school." (right here in our own Winona?). who was graduated from the two selected from the public speaking class. It has not The T. C. clinic has every reason to be proud that The most valuable thing Marie year course fall quarter, accepted a been decided which college will represent the pro Dr. Mattison is on its staff for this quarter. Deters has learned is not to wear position to teach the primary and con issues of the argument. knee length socks. We wish you grades at Peterson. She began could impress that on some of the teaching after the Christmas holi- We Swap Papers other girls, Marie. Miss Berthel- days. Our exchange editor exchanges the WINONAN with son says cooperativeness in answer Marjory Taylor, Forest Lake, Our Cheer Leaders over 40 other publications. We receive papers from to our question. Ruth Rockne who is a junior, is now teaching in the teachers colleges in Minnesota and Wisconsin, learned how to dance, and Jackie a rural school in Olmsted County. and from colleges in New Jersey, Missouri, New K. said, "I found a good place to Naomi Lee, Spring Grove, who York, California, Alabama, Kansas, Massachusetts eat." will receive her degree in June, and Indiana as well. Many high schools send us Nationalities represented are began teaching the first grade at fine publications, and every month we get a copy German, Dutch, Finn, Swede, Farmington, Monday, January 13. of "The Prison Mirror", a commendable paper from Irish, Scotch Irish, Norwegian and Ruth Story, Kenyon, will teach our Stillwater State Prison. Danish. the spring primary class at Kasson. Students are invited to read these papers which Plans for the future are varied— Edward Korpela, Eveleth, will are in the publications room, but they are requested John Kunelius is going to be a receive his Bachelors of Science to leave them in alphabetical order. High School Administrator. Eileen Degree this quarter. Brodin is going to teach far enough Darrel Johnson, Shafer, will re- from home so that nobody knows ceive his Bachelor of Science De- Mr. Peeps Here's How They Spent Two Weeks her. Gerda Petersen says, "I'll gree this quarter. He plans to Wednesday, January 8th. teach awhile. Then we're going to join the United States Navy. Lay long in bed and so late to Evelyn Anderson: — "Skiied Ruth Swendiman: "Didn't get keep an old maid's home."— Who Donald Fairbanks, Harmony, class despite a hurried walk to around the Wisconsin woods and the sleep I went home for." does she mean by we? — Marie and Jack 011om, South St. Paul, school. Truly, sleep seemeth more went to church seven times." Darrel Johnson: "Confiden- Deters said, "I'll take the best have joined the army air corps. precious than gold early mornings Stan Wehrenberg: "Built a tially, the flying weather was offer." Jackie K. said, "Order Don will leave for the west coast — and surely of more import than jigsaw and practiced my violin." awful." No. 43" and Darrel Johnson's in February. Jack will leave in studies. Did hear and see today a Les King: "Tended the fur- John Kunelius: "All that is in reply was "Join the navy and see March. He will have the rating governmental film about the force nace." the north came back with me." the world." of 2nd Lieutenant. of the "rivers." Very forceful in- Helen Denison: "Was in the Ray Kenney: "Read a novel." Candy bars are a topic of inter- deed to the audience seated in the arms of Morpheus most of the Domitilla Malloy: "Lots of est. Three people like Babe Ruth – front of the auditorium. However, time." surprising things happened over Clark, Hershey, Denver Sandwich, FACULTY more from the hearing than the Mr. Biesanz: "Hard work — vacation." and Nut Goode are popular. Lloyd Continued from page 1, column 5 seeing. Tradition granteth the it's nice to be back in school. Margaret Brightman : "Lis- Walsh chooses Power House for said Mr. Scarborough. He also seniors of the college the privilege "P.S. Got a new suit." tened to sing his favorite candy bar. went to Havana and to Key West of the front row chapel seatings, Arlene Fahey: "Am thoroughly over records." where he met Mr. Peter Loughrey enabling better vision and hearing tired." Dalton Rich: "Spent a sober of Winona. of the assembly programs and leav- Charles Balcer: "Spent. my New Year." Pressimist Dr. Selle Attends Convention ing no alternative. A shrewd days in the dentist chair." Alden McCutcheon: "Joined Dr. Raymond : "I sent for you, The Convention of the American plan, leastwise! In the afternoon, Vernon Hart: "Slept all the the army—of bowling enthusiasts." Mr. Einhorn, to have you ex- I forth with my books to the library time." Florence Deters: plain why the answers on your Sociological Society in Chicago "The weather to study several things — Indeed Lewis Schoening: "Typical va- was foggy." Zoology examination are all in was attended by Dr. Selle. Several the winter months seem scheduled quotations." hundred members heard reports this way. Methinks visual educa- cation of leisure — first I've had Gerda Petersen: "I worried on research, lectures, and ad- tion enjoyeth many an ear these in years." about this issue of tht paper." Pat : "Surely you would agree, dresses. days — a "boom," no less!! Dr. Raymond, that I owe that Sir Peeps. much courtesy to the fellow Mr. Reed in New York who was seated on my left?" Mr. Reed spent his holidays in Clubs Partake Officer (to new recruit) : "Foss, attending several Other Colleges don't you know better than to shows, the opera, and the Russian In Various Activities point an empty gun at me?" ballet. While there he wrote a. Plan Parties I.R.C. — will give in chapel an Science Club — promises a big- Romaine: "But it's not empty, paper on "New York." He ad- Mankato has a college skating informative panel discussion of the ger and better science night this Sir. It's loaded!" vised no one to plan to attend a rink. January 7 their freshman world political upheaval on Jan- year. Henry Duel, Dean Brede- show the same evening he eats a The man who recently in- class gave an evening skating party uary 27. son, Nina Werner, and Alden Mc vented a lie detector tried it out course dinner in a New York hotel with free refreshments. Their New- Art Club — sponsored an inter- Cutcheon are the big shots for this. on Willard Laabs. The inventor or restaurant. "For waiters and man Club gave a skating party on esting radio program over KWNO Country Life — T. Christensen, hasn't decided whether to try waitresses just can't be hurried." to repair the machine or build the sixth with a social hour after- Wednesday evening January 15 on state 4-H Club leader, will speak a new one. Plays Seen by Dean wards. the benefits of modern art. at the regular meeting of the club Miss Florence Richards visited The members of the St. Cloud The Intermediate Grade Club January 22. Eldon Coyle: "What are your in East Lansing, Michigan, with band will start the school's winter — is planning a gala party for terms for students?" relatives, and on her return trip dancing parties by sponsoring an this Saturday evening. Education: That which reveals

Landlady: "I generally call spent four days in Chicago in annual formal dinner dance on Wenonah Players — is working to the wise and disguises from the them dead beats and bums." order to see Robert Sherwood's January 30. on its famed mid-winter speech foolish their ignorance. "Are you a college man ?" Pulitzer Prize Play, "There Shall Moorhead observed its "Spinster festival again. "No, a horse just stepped on Be No Night," the dramatization Week" January 6-11 with a "Spin- Mendelssohn — sang at the A coward is somebody whose my hat." of Clarence Day's book, "Life With ster Skip" on Friday evening. The football banquet and the College mind functions quickest in his — EXCHANGE. Father," and the Russian Ballet. girls dated the fellows all week. Woman's Club. legs.

Page 4 THE WINONAN St. Cloud Teachers Will Girls Play B-ball In the Sporting Mood Tournament; Bowl By "Moose" Arns Play Game Here Tonight The round-robin basketball tour- "A baseball coach is a fellow who wears a cap, nament was launched this week puts his hands on his hips and yells Robber"! Winona Bows to with games played on Tuesday and Mr. Pawelek used to call the cap the most vital Banquet Honors Thursday. Three teams, captained element in this formula. He used to say that he Eau Claire T. C. by Ann Martin, Shirley Snyder, needed only three or four neck clips a year. Fighting desperately to overcome Grid Players and Mary June Fischer, are en- After Nebraska suffered defeat at a Stanford a 34 to 21 deficit with but ten A football banquet in honor of tered in the tournament. Games "T" in the Rose Bowl speculations flew up as to minutes to go, the Winona State the 1940 football teams of Winona will continue for five weeks, at the the probable results in a mythical Minnesota- Teachers college basketball team State Teachers College, St. Mary's end of which time the winning Stanford game. The sport experts still back Min- almost did the impossible before College, and Winona High School team will be treated by the two nesota for National Champs, but guessing their dropping a 37 to 33 decision to the was held January 8, at the Hotel losing teams. respective merits on such a game is treading on thin ice. As ironical Eau Claire Peds in the Teachers Winona. A spectator entering the gym as the case of a man who had to borrow money to pay his income tax College gym last Friday night. Jim Masker, Big Ten official during the progress of a game so that he could collect his social security. Tonight an even better contest since 1915, was the guest speaker. couldn't help but observe "Dead- All you rabid bowling fans who don't bowl too often because your is in the offing when the Peds In his address he commented on eye" Snyder's one handed shots scores sometimes require only two digits are now freed of your worries. meet the undefeated St. Cloud the great improvement in sports- from all parts of the court, "Corky" Teachers on our floor. The visitors The January 5 edition of a Minneapolis Sunday paper showed in detail manship in colleges in the last few Lundquist's supercolossal speed, or have as their ace, Stan Nordin, the exact spot to hit the pins for a all-conference center and leading years. Mr. Masker knows football "Scoop" Windhorst's individua- perfect frame. Read that, then scorer of the league last year. St. probably as well as anyone in the listic type of guarding. learn how to count, and your scores Cloud ranks in the top four teams country for he has been officiating Bowling got off to an enthusiastic Wolverines Top will soar up to unprecedented in games since the beginning of the start on Wednesday when a group heights. century. of W.A.A.'ers went down to Keg- I hear that the cheerleaders at During the dinner the Mendel- lers to roll a few frames. Strikes Intramurals Ohio State this last season quit ssohn Club sang two songs. The seemed to be the exception rather The intramural basketball games and took up undertaking. They football teams of the three schools than the rule, but the girls said, are now well under way; they be- were presented by their coaches. found that it wasn't nearly as "With a little more practice a gan December 11 and continue The dinner was sponsored by the until February 5. Officiating for hopeless a case. Kiwanis, the Rotary, and the Lion's 200-score will be a mere nothing the games is done by varsity play- I wonder when the time will clubs. to make." ers and majors and minors in come when some heavy-weight physical education. boxer will again give Joe Louis a Jerry Peterson is leading the individual scoring with 30 points, real run for his money. The last Men Organize and Bernard Bartel is second with time the Champ was "challenged" 24 points. The Wolverines, cap- in any sense of the word was back tained by Joe Flynn, have the in the vicinity of 1935 when Max highest percentage of wins. Fol- Schmeling knocked him out in the Physical Education Club lowing is a list of the games won and lost: 12th round. I still contend that After talking many times of Won Lost the fight promoters knew what Krenz and Bye were giving the doing so, the men majoring and 0 they were doing when they shipped home team no end of trouble with Wolverines 3 minoring in physical education or- 1 their basket-making antics. Warriors 2 Max off to Germany. This added ganized a Physical Education Club. Boilermakers 2 1 two more years to an already in the State along with the Uni- The third quarter was very much The purpose of this group is mostly like the first, for the losers put on Gophers 1 1 comparatively old man before he versity of Minnesota, Bemidji for personal enjoyment, and par- Hoosiers 1 1 Teachers, and Hamline University. the steam to run the count to 34 ties in various sports are being was recalled for a return match to 21 as the period ended. Krenz, Badgers 1 2 This game will be the banner one considered. Bowling rates have Hawkeyes 1 2 with Joe. A neat commercial I of the season. Don't miss it. a real ball player, led the winner's already been secured, and if the calls it, for Joe Louis is admittedly rush in that period. Buckeyes 0 1 In the game last week, Eau men appear both appropriately Wildcats . 0 2 the best drawing card in fight cir- The final canto brought hope enthusiastic and financially stable, cles today. Claire stepped out quickly in the to all Winona fans as the locals first quarter to establish a 14 to 7 the club may even organize leagues Dr. Lynch, to remove the ner- held Eau Claire to three points vous tension of her amateur speak- lead mainly because the Winonans to continue until June. while counting twelve points for ers, makes them do a little fast could not hit either from the free A secondary, yet prime objective, themselves. Missed free throws footwork around the classroom. throw line or from the field. is to keep the personnel of the club Clinic to be Held was the margin of defeat as each Perhaps that's Fisk's golden oppor- Duncanson, Foss, Pederson led team counted ten times from the cognizant of the trends and late A news clinic conducted by the changes on the physical education Winonan staff will be held Thurs- tunity in getting his boys in con- the onslaught in the second period field, but the winners made more dition for the 40 minute fast- as the Peds drew the count to 20 free throws, 17 to 13, and also had field in the State department. day evening at 7:15 in the publi- cations room. After the discussion break — send them to Speech to 16 at halftime. Meanwhile a better percentage. The officers elected at a recent class. meeting are: John Carlson, presi- the groups will adjourn to Ogden dent; Charles Duncanson, vice- Hall for dancing and refreshments. 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