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Washingto No. 17 WASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE, PUllMAN, WASHINGTON, Wednesday, February 7, 1945 VOL. 1I. ·1~ -ij Summer Session ' AWS WR YWCA IAppointments Made iNOTEDAUmOR MARCH 13 u . (ommen(es June 11 " On (oUege Paper i QUOTA DATE :~~i~:~:~~n~~,.~~~£~1Councils List: erninees FinalapPo~n~~~~if~,lt~!~~!1TOVISIT WSC KDs Lead Bandage Roll- Almost all the departments will --- I ergreen editorial staff were made I Dr. Paul Hutchinson, Au- be open with a number of nation- NOISE RALLY Nominating councils of WRA, BRIT:T TRIO I this week by the editor, Beverly thor of "From Victory ing, 107Y2 Hours; Chi ally known instructors on the AAWS and YWCA recently met Gregory and Managing Editors T P "T S I Omega Second, 106 ~ teaching staff. to name nominations for offices to I Luann Travis, Beth Pilkey and 0 eace, 0 pea < Hours. Many students in the past have be voted on February 20. Girls June Johnston At Can Thursday , I ;~~~~esa~v:~t~~~r~ior:h~eSr~m~~~ H.ELD: FRIDAY ~~:~t~~di~: ~~;~. i~t~~:t~~r~~~ 'HERE FEB Ne~~C~d~t~~~;,,~l;~~~~g~O~;~:~~ ~~ The Religion and Life co~mit- As can be seen by ,the headmg'l to graduate in three years, About groups. Nominations are as fol- 14 her assistant. Society' Editors in- I tee is bringing to the campus next the r~\~,IS clotse. Tdoffmdu~e~~~~- 525 students Were enrolled last lows: '" elude Nancy Jamieson and Honey Thursday and Frtdav, February 8 age 10 ing, wo I er.en IV g year which was a 10 per cent in- AWS Nicholson. Feature Editor is Bar- and 9, the noted editor and author, g~·~upsP comptete a~I~I~stfia~~~~11crease over previous years. A President: Ramy Newland, Al- Students To Pre c e n t bara Meredith, assisted by Lois Dr. Paul Hutchinson, He was a .0 er, er~en ages WI e b The normal load will be six se- "Butch" To ppear Dur- pha Chi Omega; Lotus Trub, Del- .... French. Desk Editor positions are student at Centenary Collegiate so every living group, r~g~rdleSs mester hours for the six week ling W.S,C, vs. U. of W. ta Delta Delta. ASSCW Cards At Gra- I held by Verle Schoeff, Beth Fort- Institution in New Jersey, receiv- of size, will be judged _faIry. AUlcourse and eight sem.ester hoursl Basketball Games. Vice President: Barbara Ray, duate Manager's Inum, B. J, Hall, Nina Howell and groups should take notice of hOWlfor the eight week course, An over- Duncan Dunn; Anna-Marie Amen- Off' M d J Lucille Laws. Sammie Harrison many hours arethei reqUired. di id byI them load OF~ seven and ten hours,Studentswill WIll' use "Harness the de, North, H,all.. '. I Ice on ay. I an d Me~ G·bI son IilI 1 positions' as tato scornp 1ete eir m IVI ua quo- be,. permitted' under special con- HuskIes", as the theme for the Secre. tararv: B.arbala Mere d1th 'I A special Valentine's Day fea- copy edIt ?rs. , J Remain'g siderat.ion. second basketball rally of the year North Hall; Elame Burgess, Sout~ ture on the campus will be the Reappomtments include Mary ~I~'. Quota 1 to be held this Friday night, Feb- Hall. I concert to be presented by the German, Service, Men:s Editor; g~~u~unity 18Y2 1785 Weapons Alld ruarv 9, preceding the game be- Treas'!rer: Ann Robinson, Pi Britt string and piano trio at 8 Art, D:'ama, MusI~ Editor. Millie Duncan Dunn 4Y2 2331 I tw~en ~SC's Cougars and the Beta Phi; Annabelle. Flemmg, Chi p, m, in E, A, Bryan hall as anoth- Swales: and SPOltS EdItor, R. North 28Y2 2037 T (. P bl Umverslty of Washmgton Hus- Omega, er in the series of ASSCW con- TommIe Thompson, , Stimson 22 2331 0 rime ro em Ikies in the Men's Gymnasium, I . WRA" '" certs, Student body cards may be ~hese appomtments Will c~rry Alpha Chi 38 882 " Beginning at 6:30 at Pine Man-' PreSIdent: Colleen Gabby Jo presented at the Graduate Man- thlough untIl the end of the pres- Alpha Delta Pi 0 735 Available Here or, the noise rally Will maintain ,its I Cook, ChI Omega; Ruth ott, Stev- ager's office beginning Monday, ent semester. Alpha Gamma 11112 966 I usual route ,ending at the Men's ens~,Hall. , "February 12 for concert tickets, ------Chi Omega 106Y4 840 ---- ,Gymnasium. Butch again will hon- VICe PreSIdent: Phyills Fntz, This trio was founded by Hor- (l"vl"ll"anEnrollment Delta Zeta 40% 504 I A powerfUl new scientific wea- [or the students with his presence Commumty ;Hall; Carolyn Faulk- ace Britt, cellist, for the purpose Kappa 21 987 I pon to, aid law enforcement offi-\ as he leads the rally and appears ner, Alpha ?amm~, ,Delta, , of presenting those great works of I E ,I "G" McCroskey 9 Y2 1596 ?ers w~thm Wash:ngton In solv- at the game, Jeans, slacks, and, secret~ry, Patncla Topp, PI the string trio and string and I . sima es Iyen· Stevens 70% 1491 I mg theli" mos~ dIffICult Grm~es and vlaid shirts are to be the vogue I Beta PhI, Betty Magnuson, Sigma plano trio literature which are, \ South 28 2373 I problems of IdentifIcatIOn IS now for the rally-goers. , Kappa, . not heard as often as works of the I . I available, " t' h d tl tIt d t I Treasurer: Beverly NeIlan, South string quartet literature, Ga ill Of 15 Percent Shown I Waller 10 2499 ' ' I IS ope 1a eaC1 su en H 11' V' ' . D k N ·th H 11 'l. Delt 49 861 Last week-end was WltneSsmg. h' t' th 11 d a, Irglma an e, Ol a, At present the trio is booked for Over Last Year' 43 , , f. Id Will take IS par m e ra y an YWCA . ' TSigma.l Kappa 0 777 the mallmg ?f a' 28-page Ie game to help spur WSC on to vic- a transcontinental. tour of Ameri- Veterans Re ister Kappa Delt 107% 819 manual to CIty polIce, shenffs, tory'; stated Doris Pierson chair- President: Jane McMicken, Pi ca including such citi:es as New g . Pi Phi 17 882 I st~te patrols, prosecutors, courts, man' of the rally committe~, Beta Phi; Manorie Carr, Alpha York, Boston, Providence, Spring- I S d t . ' t· t" mllltary mtelhgence and plant Chi Omega, field, Richmond, New Orleans, I econ semes el regIs la ,10:'" ' , , Off Campus I protection officials, This printed The second game with the Uni- Vice President: Mary German, Pasadena Santa Barbara Los An- s?owed a 15 per cent gam III CIVI-I mg hiS Doctor of Dlvmlty at De Theta e:t3~ tha;66 publication is their guide to the versity of Washington, will be Sat- Kappa Kappa Gamma; Vivian All- geles, ca'rmel, portland: Seattle, han .enrol~ment over the corres-I' Pauw university, and his Doctor The army requ the services they may receive from the urday night at 7: 30, Half time en- gaier, Delta Delta Delta, Salt Laj<:e City Grand Rapids I pondmg time a year ago. ThIS IS of Letters at OhIO Wesleyan unl- campus quota of 25,666 bandages I well-equipped technical police la- tertainment is scheduled for botll Senior Woman at Large: Dor- Rochester and' Washington D C' unusual in that second semester versity. be completed by March 31, 1945, I bora tory the state of Washington games, othy Burch, Alpha Gamma Delta; Others in the trio besid~s Mr: \ enrollment usually drops three or Having spent many years in has opened here through adding Doris Pierson, Waller Hall. Britt include Viola Wasterlain,l four hundred ,unde~ that of fIrst China, Dr. Hutchinson was edi- to the existing f.acilit~es of the de- "EI Morocco" Has Secretary: Pat Hin~on, Kappa I violinist, and Conrad Held, who semester, ~e~lst~atlOn, when the tor of the China Christian Advo- I'I partment of polIce SCIence and ad- Kappa Gamma; JackIe Melcher, I plays both the viola and piano, fmal total IS m, IS not expected to cate in Shanghai from 1916-1920, louise Bruning ministration here. G de d M · Kappa Alpha Theta. \ be very far under the first semes- and undertook the leadership of a Prof, V. A. Leonard reported 00 row, USIC Tresurer: Fern Overland, Wall- W I F d I" ter enrollT?ent of 1750 students, several Chinese religious move- Heads South H 11 that. alre~dy a number of cases are er Hall; Sylvia Lybecker, South es ey oun a Ion I The. offIce of the dean of w~-I ments there. He has been manag- commg mto the laboratory, m- Soft lights, cokes, dancing, pro- Hall. men lepor~s that all women Sing editor, since 1924, of one of the Installation of officers was held cludl'ng some of the more baffling· Election of toese officers will Install'S Off"l(ers dorms are Just as f,ull as,they w.ere leadl·n::::nOl1-denoml'natl'onal mag- at South hall Wednesday evening, gram and a good crowd were re- ItS t bId st (0 January 31, with Louise Bruning. and important crimes committed sponslble for the enjoyable eve- be held February 20 for all three as ep em er, mc u mg Im~ azines in the U, S., the Christian within the state. He estimates nmg of "El Morocco", sponsored I groups, Installation will take place son and, Waller ha,lls, , The boys Century. Colfaxpresidentialjunior,dutiestakingfor theoverspringthe that .the case load here is likely to by sophomore council of YWCA I March 1. Sunday night, the officers for dt orm, PI~e Manor, IS fI11ed neal' 1y, Dr. Hutchinson is a member of and fall semesters of this year reqUIre the laboratory to extend last Friday night. I the coming year in the Wesley 0 ~fPacI i;l off d' t f tl 1e Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Phi Other officprs elected incl~de' aid to thi'ee hundred or more Groucho Marx was portrayed by , Il"oundation were installed by a t enn, d_1l, ,en, Irec °trhot th Beta Kappa He comes here from _ e D S d I dl 1 ht . h' , t th ve erans IVlSlOn, says a e : Shirley Roeder vice president; cases per y ar. " Molly Jane Lugar, master of cere- egrees e(Ure can e Ig WOlS IP servIce a e I b f _' th the UniverSIty of Oregon where " Cases WhICh come m are han-I ' 'I Methodist church The installa- l num er 0 ex servIce men on e f' k . t Elame Burgess, secretary; Betsy . momes. Characteristic of Grou- AI Mid S , . ' " campus will double last semester';:; he was the eatUied spea er a a Rider treasurer' Pat Monroe so- died by staff members (Plofessor cho he amused himself by danc- I emer er I tlOn took place at the time of the I f· f 28 Alrea d 43 t conference composed of students cial ~hairman ~nd Nancy Hogg I Leonard, a former associate and ing 'with partners chosen from the .» regular Sunday evening vesper ser- ~gure 0 lOt d y d ve er~ns I and faculty head counsel~r Ruth (Tommie)' ex-student of August Vollm~r; and crowd and making of jokes. B 24 Sf d f vice. The students who were', a~et .c~~p e e secon semes er The sUbj~ct of 'Dr Hutchinson's Simmilick was 'inst~l~ed ~s sec~e-I ~~~~~~dF.(~~~~~I; l~r~~eW~~~o;~~ Others on the program were ~ect~d t~ f~ ~hese ~~sitions are: Ie~:~~ ~:~artments have report- talk at convocatio~ period ~n Y u en s resl tHrv pro tem remammg m offIce I t Nancy Jane Aumack, costumed D en, aIg.~ tIP'd Duncan ed gains over last semester Among February 8 Will be "The Church m 'until the return of the elected o~. nd ni ht service is extend- in black and turquoise, giving a Twenty-four students com- unn; vIce presl en an ~erso~- them are music, speech, ~nd fine a Warring Nation," Dr. and Mrs. secretary, Betsy Rider, in the falL d ~ a ticall; every known type t.oe dance; Phyllis Brislawn sing- pleted requirements for their de- ~~l, Lav~n k~lde~ stev~slt ~ss to, arts, Members have been added to Compton are entertaining the R~- iOn Cabinet members in addition to I ef' 1 b~c tor analysis and other ing, "I Got It Bad" and "st. Louis grees with the close of the past I ances ~ ms, ,appa e a, sec- to the teaching staff to accom- 'llig and Life committee anlt ~he executive council will be Mar- ~cie~tif[: aiJ is available here. . Blues": Carol Butcher playing semester, reported Registrar Frank ~:~a!il: ShH;ee rim:e; K:.ppa, ~e:= odate this enrollment, The music t?eir guests at an i~formal disc~lS- Ian Lyle, Mary Bet~ Kuhlman. two Spanish numbers on the ac- Barnard. " easu.er, IC ac, HIS 01 1 department reports a total of 215 slon Thursday evemng concernmg Doris Buechler, Manan. Klossner, (II PI I I cordian; ADPi house contributing Three receiving master's de- ~an,. B~b.a~~ S~therl~n~, MCC~O~-\ students taking private lessons. I problems of campus religion. Blanche McKinley, Shirley Roe-l 0 ege ay s two contrasting numbers, a jit- grees include: Rae Russell, Pull- Le~, k OIS11~ t~mmlssl~n, Sy ~~~ , Dr, Hutchinson will be the house der and Vera Hylen. Newly na_medterbUg twosome and a solo by man, home economics; Thyrza A, ~,ec er: ou 1 ,H,al, WOl n J " W guest of Duncan Dunn and the committee he~ds are Harn:,tte Well Re(ellved Barbara Miller; Inez Polinski Sperry, Yakima, home economics; ~~~?dShIP ;t~d MISSIOns, vel~r~ I unlor omen dorm is urgin~ any girls with 5th Campbell, . AlIce Earl, Man~n , singing "Always" and "Together", I Vernon LeRoy Wiscarson, Salem, S I. l,amsiJ, k I;SOt~' com~ulllt~ . period free thIS Thl!rsdaY,to come Lund. Dons Butler, Betty Jeghr:. \ "accompanied by Marion Bowker I Oregon, music. elVlce, IC ae 1: }'me anor, EIIIgl"bleFor AWS in and partlc1pate m an mformal PhylliS Funk, Lois French, Dons. By Audlen(e who also played "Begin the Be-l Those receiving other degrees ~sslst~n2 Bett,y ~ellla~t Duncan talk with Dr. Hutchinson, The Tuggle, Cora Van Proyen. guine" and "BOdYand Soul"; four are: B.A. speech, Esther Mae Da- wU~~', ommlssaIY, Be y Budd,war S h I h" Kappa Alpha Theta house is en- Outgoing officers taking part. in members of orchesis giving as the t vis, I:ullman. B.A. home economics, re~ ~r, CPU~ll~~y ~nag~,r, M - ( 0 ars IP tertaining the guest for Friday the installation ceremonies In- By Sammie Han-ison final number a Spanish dance, i Mary Watson Hill Pomeroy B,A. M .' Noodh' ,ne D anOI, D USIC, lunch and girls are also welcome d th J h . . ane or elm uncan unn' , clude Doro Y 0 nson. preSI- "Well, hasn't Glee had any "The Moroccans", under the dl-'I' EnglIsh, Manlynn,', seltz Johnson,. Al 'Ch" D' t ' "Blanks and recommendations to drop In afterwards, dent; Frances" Miller, vice preSI- luck yet? It's about time she at- rection of Mrs " Radir. Missoula.' Montana ., B A' general. 'I Brown'umnl C011egealrmClan,ass ShIrley,0 r 0 Kel-h Y for Junior Woman AWS scholar~ A noted writer ,for several years, dent; MIldred Call, secretary. tracted some man-some,man like Congratulations are in order I Lois Ruth Briggs, Spangle; Shir- Ie bar~ . We I 'V'" H ship, must be filled out and in th~ Dr, Hutchinson IS the author of Cora Van Proy.~n, trea~urer; Bar- c.ornelius Burke. At least he has for the members of the program \ ley Rae Lamb, Oakesdale; Carl te~ sti~~on' s;:~~'a ~rg~~~ab e:~ Dean of Women's office by Febru- that well-known book written in bara Fish, SOCial chaIrman,. and money." "But Glee should be I who were almost all new talent Henning Mau, Jr., Toppenish, S 'er Wall '. s s n, za e 1943, "From Vic~ory to ,peace", Frances Lawson, head counCIllor. happy, and if she is happy with and who gave a very enjoyable \ B.A. foreign languages, Ruth op, el, ary 19," announced Doris Hope, Some other of hIS works Include, Gurden McCagg, let her have him, program. ' I Marie Naimy, Walla 'Walla. Next Sunday, the regular vesper pres~~en~ ~f IAWhS, , f 100 "Storm over Asia", "T!;le Ord~al es even though he hasn't any mon- : I Bachelor of Education, Frederick service will be held in the Wes- T ~~ sCt 0$5~rsI~ IS ~r $d 'of Western Religion", and "Chm- Honorary Fet ey." These were two trends 0~1\ . I Malcolm Brown, Jr., Spokane; ley lounge, Everyone is invited to payat e a ' ..eac 1 s~~es ~r ur- a's Real Revolution", thought from the all-college play, Breeders (onfer . I Myrtle A. Johnson, Washougal. attend. Dr. S. T, Stephenson will mg. he selliOl year."Ult IS 0 pay I Upon leaving the camp_us, Dr. "Glee Plays the Game" present- , ' B.S. agriculture Tom Tsuto- give a description of h1s wartime apPkloxlmate~y for tt ,lOnadndf~or Hutchinson will return to hIS home Debate Squad , . 1" travels in the south Pacific. Af- boo s, ReqUlremen s mc ul e Ive, ' Ill"' ed by the speech depart~ent Fn- , AI Holel Banquet \mu Kltayama, Port Blakeley. terward, there will be the student semesters of school at WSC and m ChICago, mOlS, Pi Kappa Delta, Forensic's hon- day and Saturday mghts m Bryan B.S. psychology, H.ob€rt B. 62'1. h . f . dot orary, entertained members of the hall auditorium under the direc- IStauffer, Spokane, supper. ~ o~lsf 0 CIte.a I , ay b S· N H 8 Junior Varsity debate squad Sun- tion of Maynard Daggy, speech I Bachelor of Science, (general), Classes which will be of inter- °drtelm olh'mlIlion dmh e se- 19ma u as amma Delta Fol . ' " t t th t d t tl ' k ·11 b cure 1foug 1a an ouse pres- day at AlPha G . - department hqad. I President Compton Gives I WIllIam LoUIS Meyen.: Pomeroy; es 0 e s u en 11Swee WI e idents or through the Dean of N M b lowing the, traditi~nal custom of It all started when Glee's fath- M' S h. R t IFrances Nelson Valentme, Sylvan. the Worship Class at Miss Houk's W 'ff" ew em ers mixing busmess WIth pleasure at r died 1 . l'ttl m ney' t a I n peec, epor s \ B.S. electrical engineering Gene apartment in . College Court on omen s 0 Ice. ' t' s Dorl's p'. e ,eavmg leo 0 W G' .' F 'd ' d th B'bl ------"le orenslc mee mg , leI- keep up the fashionable Wyndam ere Iven Jinye Wakabayashi, T:tcoma. n ay evemng, an e I e ts,lon ,toldF of t.he purpose and ?rgan- mansion and the familY name. ' B,S. botany, Floren(:e Lillian class which is held under the di- Eight pledges were initiated in- whIle the t' f R d G t th Honor Due Students to Sigma Nu fraternity Sunday Iza Ion e m I , Now it is up to Glee to marry into L· t k B' d 'b 'Niniecki, Raymond, rec IOn 0 everen raves a e t u'el'eb h servedd P I'ceKapcream cake • The lVes oc lee ers an- B' tiM hurch from 4'30 to 5 30 S In Wl·nter Week Plans evening, February 4. New II).em- ~ 'wealth to save her family's plight. t 1 Id I'n W hl·n ton ,A. SOCIOlogy,Jerry Es e Ie c- c , . : on un- gandllestscoffee, Professor Veatch rec- que, 1e the, as g Neal, Wenatchee, day evening. bers are Jack Eden, Jim Robin- ommended that the J, C, team be Glee, portrayed by Nancy Put- hotel Saturday evemng, February B,S. home economics, Ruth Eli- With the weather playing an im- son, Bill Kellinger, Warner West- eleCted to Pi Kap on the basis of ney and Patricia Simons, is a de- 3, at 6 p, m., sponsored by t~e zabeth Hare, Eastsound; Betty portant part with the interrup- land, Jim Graybill, Spokane; Adri- their debating in the series here butante who rather resents the Ammal Husbandry club, heald A. E T ' H 1 1. ' Chinook P=cture tion of WSC Winter Week, plans an Jorissen, Linden; Tom John- in January. nagging of her two money-loving President Wilson Compton, WhOp n~ ~ns, ~c~a, ete~~ ~~~ II for the week will be held over un- son, Cheney; Bill Mitchell, Ana- sisters, Amy, played by Marilyn was principal speaker, while staff J °ll' B anson , argare I til favorable weather persists, The conda, Mont. t Deadline Named ior Class Meeting Cone, and Arlene Paradis, who reports on animal husbandry pro- 0 y, remer on. plans are also to be kept for next Special initiation \vas held ear- Sen want her to marry a rich bache- jects were offered by Drs. M. E. year as it is hoped Winter Week lier in the year for Jim Coe of lor by the name of Cornelius Ensminger, E .J, Warwick and T, Sophomore Class Barbara Lake, Chinook editor, will be traditionaL I Wenatchee who recently left for Senior class meeting will be Burke. J. Cunha. I' M t· is urging all students to keep ap- Students who have worked on the Navy. held on Thursday, February 8 Natalie, the French wife of This banquet was a revival of an ee 109 pointments made with members t.he various committees are as -- during 8th period in Room 13, Glee's brother, played by Janet annual get-together of this type, I of the staff for activity pictures feJlows: dance: decorations, Deke B hlk H d Wilson Hall. NOp1ination of of- Murdock and Bethadell Cash, formerly sponsored by the Lariat SophomQre class m-eerting-, and group shots, as the photogra- De Rosa, Barbara Lake, Pat Ma- e e ea s ficers. sympathizes with Glee's troubles club, but discontinued since 1942, Thursda.y, 4th period, Room 207 phy is behind schedule. loney, Alice Carlson, Pat McWil- Ch· N Ch· M ~ 'as does her mother, Mrs. Roger Jim Doren, Seattle sophomore, New Science. Nomination of of- Individual portra.i.t shots· made \ Iiams, Gladys Cox, Lois Temichick, lUI en Wyndham, portrayed by Cora Nel- who is club president, reports that ficers. by Pullman photographers must LaVonne Buck, Bud Carlson and Attention Evergreen son and' Doris1 Maekif Francis. Whenth more than forty acceptances from "be taken by February 15 and pic- Helend Gene Moses,J k CPoker, 'tt·RouletteEl' I' Hid'0 mg tl"le presl'd en t' s gave 1 Glee fma ly ma es a payor e Inland Empire breeder~ were re- N' f M' \tures taken by an out of town an Black ac omml ee. I . 30 ' Ch' . 'ch Cornel' B k h' "'ur 'd D ' t d th obce 0 eebngs . Nelson Don McCI'osky George I fOl the ChI Nu I men IS Reporters r.l lUS ur e, s e IS" - celve, oran ..was assls e on e photographer must be turned m at' ' 't I Charles Behlke who was recently All memberst ff 'IIofb the Evergreent d to prised ~s Amelia Pike, the wall- arrangements committee by: Ker- ---- th e Ch'mook 0ff'Ice bY th e same Beller,', Gale Frank, Henry Zlmeu, elected to office" at a meetmg held news s a WI e expec e flower of the crowd, played by mit Pearson, Spokane; Barbara All-Ag club meets tonight in date Absolutely no pictures will Rme Du Prey, TIcket and Enter- 30 Oth ff' tend an impo t nt meeting at R II ' h ., , t ' t C 'tt, Ell M January . er new 0 lcers at . I' a ose ossner, marnes him er- Lindquist, Seattle; Betty Ware', room 13 Wilson hall at 7:,')0 be accepted after February 15. I ammen omml ee, a ae . ,t . 10 o'clock sharp Saturday morn- I self, but who, in the end, saves Seattle, p.m. Ag majors are asked to at- '. . . Donahue, Lou Vagelein, Billie l ale Wayne Hougham, seCle alY- ing in the Evergreen office. the family by buying the Wynd- Other committees were: Invit.a- tend. S,emors, are a~~e~ t? fIll out Bonham, Mary Ann Browning, treasurer; Bob Gehlen" sergeant- Reporters not pl'esent, at this 'I ham mansion so Glee can freely tions, Letty Loos, San Marino, Pi Tau Iota meets tonight in thedIrlsenlOIt'hactrvltletsh lIst btl~nks Publicity, Pat Topp; Art Com- at-arms; Rene DeSalx, SOCIal 'ng will be permanently G d M C U 'h N S 0 EI an, ea,ve, em In e con alne.r I ml'ttee·. Pat HI'nton, WI'nnl'e Lang, chan·man. meetI marry ur en c agg. Cali!., chairman; Beverly Inc, ~ ew cience at 7:0 p.m. ec- dropped from the news staff Tobitha, the family maid, hum- Spokane; Shirley Rice, Menlo tion of officers wIll take place. whIch IS m the Bookstore thIS I Jean Picatti, Gloria Hawks, Ar- At the meeting, plans were dis-

unless excuses are made to Alice orously portrayed by Andriene Park, Calif. Program, EstheT John- Members please be present. I week, 1. lene Goheen. cussed for firesides, after dinner Earl, news editor, during or be- Hovde, received attention as .she son, Edmonds, chairman; Francis Alpha Phi Sigma will meet Credit for originating the idea dances and house maintenance, fore the meeting. noticeably limped on and off the Dacres, Walla Walla;· Matt Puu- Tuesday, February 13'" fourth Bacteria are colorless, resemb- is due Myrt Hastings, president of I A house meeting will be held ev- ____ -- stage, apparently badly afflicted mala, Kalama. period at the office. ling air bubbles, ASSCW. ery Monday night. ..

2 Cardle- Rennick Betrothal Told THE EVE_RG_RE_EN w~e;;; W0 mEn'S PAGE As a climax to the formal rushing dinner, Friday, February 2, members and pledges of Kappa Kappa Gamma learned of the en- Rushing ended Friday, February DuncanlDunn Holds Society Apparel Chatter gagement of Jean Cardle to Bob 2 with five sororities pledging 16 • I S d Rennick, Beta. rushees. Insta lation un ay Strains of "Happy Birthday" "G d D . d floated through the dining room ALPHA CHI OMEGA pledged . 00 ee JUNE HOEM IPi Phi Chooses Qffi- v Helen Choates, Long Beach, Calif.; Newly-elected officers of Dun- as the occupants mistakenly D·" 0' cers For~45 Semesters thought the incoming cake was a Carve Wenzel, Opportunity, Wash.~ c~n Dunn w~re installed at a otties .. pen TO MARRY Virginia McWhinney, Los Angeles. simple candlelight ceremony Sun- birthday celebration. Excitement Pi Beta Phi announces the elec- 1 reigned as Dorothy Brennan KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA - day evening .Be~ty Mel'l'~am is t~e Spur Week Mon. Miss June Haem was honored I Bethadell Cash, Montesano, Wash.: hall's new president. VIce presi- 1 , at a party Friday night at Wall- tion of new officers for the '45 se-I brought in a corsage of fleur-de- Esther Johnson, Edmonds, Wash.', dent is Jean Masterton; secretary, t N By Barb Merideth er Hall. June, a senior, left the mester. They are: Fay Kendall,llis with Jean's ring attached. I Nancy Quinton, Seattle. M~rgaret Young; re~surer, 11:0- Just brimming with "good campus Saturday to complete ar- president; Janet Roberts, vice Bob is a senior vet from Port- A PI BETA PHI-Betty Marshall, I ~~a;~~~: sO~~~ivi~~e~lrm:~ir~~~ deeds" and hoping that their skits rangements for her forthcoming president; Gail Gunn, secretary; land, Oregon and guard on Wash- 'I wedding. She is journeying east- Seattle; Mary Patchen,. Spokane; Virginia Greenlee; publicity chair- will be dramatic successes, Spurs Joan Valaer, corresponding sec- ington state's basketball team. Ygeme Cater, Spokane, Barbara man, Betty Erickson; and tele- will launch their SPUR-WEEK on ward to Virginia to marry Lt. George Hall, former WSC student retarv: Pat Topp, historian. Jean is a senior dietetics major I Cressey, Spokane. phone chairman, Dorothy 'I'homp- Monday, February 12. who left the campus last year Retiring president is Geneva from Tacoma. The wedding Willi.' SIGMA KAPPA - Ruth Ander-I son. Now on the less formal side let with the advanced ROTC Engin- Conniff. be this summer. son, ~umclaw, Wash.; Lenore New councilors for the coming us say to all ye ferns and felIas, I Baldwlll; Seattle; Barbara Gage. year were presented to the girls this: Spurs motto is "At Your eel's. Coeur d Alene, Ida. ! at the close of the ceremony. Service!" Therefore anyone who ------L KAPPA DELTA - Virginia! faints when a gal in white flits up Carr, Port Angeles, Wash.; Rose- i to help with a coat, retrieve a Party Reveals mari~ Hubert, W~lla Walla; Jean IMrs Compton .wandering pencil, open a door, and Stratmg, Chehalis, Wash. 0 so on down the line of courtesies Engagement Either formal or squeal dinners I' Speaks at Hall -~t I~as~ during t~is week-isn't were held Friday night to welcome '. being a bit cooperative. , SmaJ.l white cards with "Johnnie new pledges. Installation The first two evenings (of the and Gordon" inscribed on them Alpha Chi Omega used a formal 1 days) of the celebration, however, announced the engagement of E dinner theme having their table will be devoted to the presentation Marion Johnson, Waller Hall, and decorated in black and white. The Mrs. Wilson Compton was the I of skits to all of the girls' houses Gordon Bender to guests at the centerpiece was a white-wash honored guest and speaker at and do'ms. The skits will attempt Commons last Sunday. The cen-'\ display of branches, then on each dinner and installation services. to portray (after a fashion) the tel' table was beautifully decorat- end of the table were skaters on a for the Waller Hall girls last "Daily Life of a Busy Spur" ed with long white tapers and mirrored ice pond dressed in black Thur~day evening. The officers (slightly exaggerated I might add) white carnations. As Betty BUdd'l and white. and counselors of the dormitory and will be given during dinner Leona Matzger, Norman Putnam Kappa Kappa Gamma also held were installed in a candlelight with no guarllntee against indi- and Darrel Wells sang, "Ah, Sweet N a formal dinner having. a yellow service. Doris Pierson, head coun- gestiQn, GrouPIl of four Spun each Mystery of Life", and "I Love You floral centerpiece with matching sellor, presen.ted eac? of the :t:alll will take the lead at eve.r'! place; Truly", the couple arose, Gordon candles. Jean Cardle's engagement counselors WIth a pink carnation the schedule reads as follows: slipped the ring on her finger, climaxed the !tHair. as she gave them their charge of Mondav-=Commons, KKG, Chi 0., and presented her with a beauti- Pi ~~a Phi gave an informt\l f duties. 1 DI1t1Can Dunn, Pi Phi, Alpha Chi. ful pink and white carnation cor- squeal dinner to welcome their J New officers were installed by 1 Theta, KD. On Tuesday-Com- sage. Each guest at the center new pledges, SW(>llt~rs and skirts the old officers and each present- munitv, North h~l1, Tri Delt, AC~D, table then drew ~n the ,ribbon at- were worn, and hot dogs were on ed with a gardenia corsage as they McCroskey, ADPI, South hall, Slg- T tached to her place card and re- the menue. Decorating the table took their oath of office. Present I ma Kappa, Delta Zeta. ceived a corsage. The young cou- were red and white striped doilies. officers are: Pat Damon, presi-I Since February 14 is not only ple plan to be married in June. and a white floral arrangement dent; Rosemary Hanford, vice- the anniversary of Spurs' found- for the centerpiece. president; Liz Damon, secretary; ing., but also by chance VALEN- Sigma Kappa greeted their nl1w Jo Capps, treasurer; Kaye Har- TINE day, a touch along this line NEW pledges with a formal dinner. non social chairman; and Bev will be added. On the eventful eve Velma Dodd Each gIrl was presented with a Koe~ter, music chairman. of the skit, the Spurs will have OCG President I white gardenia. tied with maroon Following the service, Mrs. their own handmade Valentine and lavender nbbons .. Pmk snap Compton spoke briefly to the girls ready to. present to the house or, dragons and long whIte candles I on "The Place of College Women dorm. Off-campus girls installed new decorated theIr banquet table. in the Post-War World." Uniforms will be worn the en- officers for the semester at their Kappa Delta used a formal din- tire week. However, anyone else regular meeting Wednesday, Jan-I ner theme too. Green and white who wants to do a good deed need uary 31. New officers are Velma made up their color scheme, hav- Moscow Scene not feel that a uniform is required. Dodd, president; Juanita Patter- ing white carnations and white And Frosh who will be picked for son, vice president; Beverly Pres- cott, secretary; Mary Louise N candles in their table centerpiece. Of Wedding next year's Spurs, take heed, hmm? Shaw, treasurer. out-going presi- Non- dent, Leona Peterson, presided at On January 28, the Moscow the installation. Founders Day JUNIORS TO MEET church of Latter Day Saints was Old ,and new officers were en- There will be a Junior class 1 the scene for the marriage of tertained with a buffet supper by Is Celebrated mwting Thursday, February 8 Julia Pulham to Arnold Green- Miss Dorothy Dakin at her apart- at 4:30 p. m. in the Y.M..C.A. The active members and pledges well. Miss Pulham, daughter of ment. Activity plans for the new rooms for the nomination of of Kappa Alpha Theta held their Mr. Arthur Pulham of Clarkston, semester were discussed. E traditional formal Founders day was a resident of Stevens Hall and class officers banquet February 3, from 7 to 9 a junior in home economics. Mr. Rationed He may not come back- Greenwell is the son of Mr. and p. m. at the Commons. This is the Your War Bond money will. 75th anniversary of the founding Mrs. Robert Greenwell of Pull- BUY WAR BONDS of the sorority. The alumnae of man. Pullman were present and a gift ,At 6 :00 p. m. in effective can- was presented to Mrs. H. B. Caroll, dlelight, the bride and groom met alumna who is leaving town in the at the altar which was banked near future. with spring flowers. Julia wore a gown of net over satin in tradi- I Mortar Board Meets tional white, and she carried a Spring D bouquet of red carnations. The Sunday, February II bride's sister, Eve Pulham, was maid-of-honor. Acting as best- Mortar Board is presenting its man was Glen Greenwell, the fifth Coffee Hour Sunday, Febru- bridegroom's brother. Ruth ott ary 11, at the Kappa Kappa and Marcella Bell were brides- Gamma house from 2:30 to 4:30. maids. The discussion, on vocational More of the bride's friends from A guidance and extra-curricular ac- . Stevens Hall assisted in the cere- tivities, will be led by Margaret many. Lavon Elder played the Schleef and Zelva Moeser. Every- wedding march, Ivanetta Jones sang "Because" and "Always", one is invited to attend. and Delores Young played a violin IS solo, "The Swan". BUY WAlt BONDS After a short wedding trip to HERE! y I ~:::::::::::::::::::::::::;::; I Coulee Dam, Mr. and Mrs ..Green- I well returned to make theIr home in Pullman. PERFUME Musical Movies PATTYCAKES • Set For Feb. 17 In order to give more college The new 8:whet Novelty for students an opportunity to see dworating and perfuming your the musical movies on file with February 14 Valentine and other Gifts. the Bureau of Visual Teaching, the loca.l chapter of Mu Phi Ep- ,silon, national women's musical I 2Sc a'nd SOC sorority, is sponsoring an tlve- ning's entertainment of some of CARDIGAN the movies. SUITS WATT'S The movies selected will be 1 I shown in Bryan Hall at 7:30 on CARDS PHARMACY , Saturday, February 17. There will In all wool tweeds, he.rring- II be no admission charge. Every- bones and plain fabrics. 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CALL 2501 FOR APPOINTMENT DAVIDS' COED BEAUTY SHOP IN MOSCOW .- Shorts In Sports By Meg Gibson ICOUCARS LOSE NEWS BRIEFS THE SPORTS LOG ~~COUCARSFACE U AUTO by Johnny McCollum . CRUCIAL TEST Iw~:~:~:q:::r:;~h~g~\~ONE, WIN ONE . PAC::: : :::::O:Omin, A short time ago this department talked to Abe Saperstein, p.opular leave a year s work behmd them. 0 . I TRANSFER Harlem Globe Trotter manager and coach, and in the course of the Both Teams In Tie For in~t~~g::ve~o~~:~a~~~:~fc~~= ~~~l:..~oe::~~e~e~la~!~i~a OV:~rP:~~ d . N WEEKEND first time in more than three I h • Local and Long Distonce powwow he mentioned that he consi d ere Ga Ie Bishop, ex-Was ington Thi rd Place In fice.rs for next year's W. R. A. I I I I b d tl , ypeinaers'caTphitealcititzheensgaOfunttheFiPlihpiilniPo-s Stater now of Fort Lewis a better player than Hank Luisetti when the L' ca met. Gabby Jo Cook an Ru 1 Hauling. Agent for May- , eague. ott were nominated for president. 1 flower. Stanford ace was at his best. Further nominations were as fol- Defeat McCaw Hospital who greeted General MacArthur's I Well, we've run into a gent who doesn't exactly agree with Mr. Narthern Division Standings lows: Vice president, Phyllis Fritz, Then Lose To Fort 'J~OVyengsitnl'lgldaOI~eghcbeIOeYbSraWtll:tnhgtern'arst110ef • Storage. Team W L Pct. PF PA and Kay Faulkner, treasurer, Vir- L • Insured Carrier. Saperstein on the red hot sub [ect. His name is Joe Beh0ff,an d he Oregon 8 3 .727 551 489 ginia Danke and Beverly Neiland, ewis1 . I beliief th a t th e comp Iete libI era t·Ion doesn't waste the cdjectlves or adverbs in putting up an argument O. State 6 5 .545 483 450 I secretary, Pat Topp and Betty of Manila is but a matter of days I' in favor of luisetti. By the way, Behoff used to promote semi-pro W.S.C. 5 5 .500 437 446 I Magnuson. By splitting two non conference -perhaps hours. However, front Wash. 5 5 .500 481 503 games over the week-end, dump- reports say a strong force of Jap- ; Phone 1292 and pro basketball in Chicago and is considered a pretty fair judge Idaho 1 7 ,125 312 367 DO SI DO ing McCaw General Hospital, 41- anese soldiers and Marines is ex-I 806 Grand Ave. ,of basketball players. I Do Si Do, squ~re dancing club, 30, and losing to Fort Lewis, 80- pected to make a suicidal stand in "I believe Bishop is a great player and one of the nation's top scor- With only the Washington ser- I elected new. orncers .last :week. 46, Washington State's Cougars the lower half of Manila-below I ies and two games with Idaho left 1 The old ~ffl~ers wer~, Preslde~t, ran their non conference game the wide Pasig River. '=:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:=:::=~~ ers," stated the Chicago promoter. "I would like to keep o_n the good on their conference sChedule', Ruth ott, VIce President, EdIth record to 10 wins, six losses. EUROPE-The battle for Ger- ~ side of Bish since I'm planning on having a pro team on the coast after Washington State faces its cruciai Stubbs; secre.tary, Virgini~ l?icks. With the second team seeing all many is highlighted by good al- the war, and I surely would like to have him on my side. test as to whether it will stick with IThe new of.flcers a:e, Pres~dent, the action against McCaw, Dar- lied gains on both the East and the Northern Division leaders Betty Berkeimer ; Vice PreSident, roll Waller took high point hon- "Abe admits Hank had more polish and finesse, which is 30 per when the Huskies move in this I Virgi mIS,'a Dick . Secret ar y, Helen ors for the Cougars with 10 al- Westfrom theand air.by Russiansmashing columnsnew blowsare cent of the game and was a better defensive player, which is 35 Friday and Saturday, February 9 i Granlx. . though Sgt. Wendell Christensen officially 38 miles from Berlin, per cent more, leaving 35 per cent for scoring. and 10, for two games. SPORTS CLUB was top man in the game with 14. while the Germans admit that , Wrn' Five. Lose Five Sports club basketball has tin "Bish" Scores 39 Red Army tanks are wI·thl·n' 32 "Well, here is Luisetfl's 'Scoring recor d : During his career at Stan- To date the Cougars and Hus- ished their six weeks. of practice..- . Against. Fort Lewis, Mort Jos- miles of their capital. American ford in three years he scored 1,596 points, 16.3 per game. Against kies are in a tie for third place Next Saturday, February totn, the lin and Vmce Hanson were high doughboys on the western front

a very strong Duquesne team, which was out to stop him, Hank in the conference, both having tournament will get underway be- I for WS~ with 12 ~~ints apiece" advancing through the Siegfried come home with 50 points. won five and lost five and the ND tween the classes. but agam the O?POsltlOn took ~op i line, have made gains of five standings are due for a change Teams will be chosen Monday, honors, G~le BIShop,. top sconng miles. According to some allied "Remember the night of December 30 ,1936, at Madison Square Gar- this week when the two teams February 5, and then the schedule hoopman m the natIOn, rackmg correspondents on the western den when a strong Stanford team met Long Island U.? Long Island was meet while Oregon and Oregon will be completed for the tourna- up 39 points to run his season front the American first Army undefeated for three years and before a crowd of 20,000 Hank sank 15: ?tate, the two top teams, tangle ment. . I'total to 691 in 27 games. now' has broken completely Paint Supplies at . m one game at Eugene Saturd~y BASKETBALL Though they took an early lead through the second and last belt of I points to lead Stanford in a blazing victory over L.I.U., 45 to 31. And inight. Intergroup basketball was play- in the game, the.Cougars ran into German fortifications in the west-I, remember Luisetti was noted allover the country for his team play and! It has been rumored that the ed by the following houses last plenty of OppOSItIOn from the con- wall. : V-12 men of the Huskies' team Saturday afternoon: North Hall valescing servicemen of McCaw Tale Painl Shop not for his scoring." : who have spelled the difference 7, Kappa Alpha Theta 5; Alpha hospital. The combined efforts of 121 Main St. "One of the greatest All-Americans a few years back was Chuck, between win and defeat for the Gamma Delta 5, Pi Beta Phi 4; Waller and Ray Johnson who tal- Wolf-skin parchment makes the Phone 3571 Hyatt of Pittsburgh, who later coached Hank w.hen he became a mem-' Seattlelites on their home court Kappa Kappa Gamma 4, Alpha lied eight points kept WSC in the best drumheads. ------ber of the Phillip's team. He had this to say of Hank: are to be given a leave in order Chi Omega 8; Chi Omega 10, MC_)lead despite the efforts of Chris- that they may travel WIth the Croskey 9. tensen and Schmalzried. "'I've seen most of them-l mean Backmen, Holman, Dehert, squad when it invades the Inland Officials for the above games Cougars Fight Hard ' Sanks and others who were gifted for this game, but this kid is the Empire, but there has been no con- were: Lois Hall, Phyllis .Fritz, Miss I Grabbing a quick lead on bask- lost word. He wa's born for this game. live never seen him make a firmation of this report from any Kay, Helen Lee, and MISS Luntey. ets by ex-Cougar Bishop the Fort source as yet Tl 'n b '1' . t ' mistake. He's I'ust one of those fellows who come along once in a tt . 1ere WI e no gn s m er- Lewis Warriors smothered the Ba Ie To Be Close . group basketball this Friday eve- Frielmen last Saturday night AI- blue moon with just the ri~ht combination of speed, reflexes, good If the HuskIes have only theIr I ning but on Saturday February th h th t t'ff f'·Igh civilian squad, the same team 9 in the a,fternoon Th~ following I I10Udg. e Y pu up aths IWSC t hands, good eyes, and above all, class.' ' . a unng t lel game e er's which suffered four straight de- games are scheduled' 2' 30 pm' t 1 f th ft·as 'g "Now you want to remember that Chuck saw the game when Bishop feats at the hands of Oregon and Alpha Delt.a Pi Wall~r I~all' 3'00 werentomajc1dOld' beth mt°_vm . t t t d f th A AUt t' D Oregon State a few weeks ago S th '11 D ,. . army eam 1ea eye na lOn's score d 50 pom s 0 se ,a new recor or e .. ' _ ournamen. m en- . . ' p, m. au Ha, uncan Dunn, high scorer. Despite the fact that I ver," Behoff added_ the battle plomlses to be close, and at 3:30 p. m. Delta Delta "Bi h" th b' f h' with both teams very evenly D It M C k s was e 19 gun or IS "The Helm's foundation picked Luisetti on its all time All-American 'f t t . e a, c ros ey. team the baskets were also shared maftchedd. ~tohwetvher,1 hetheam IS Watch .the Evergreen and W.R.- by B~rker and Harvie with 11 and basektball team, along with Vince Hanson of Syracuse (no rdation to en orce ~l ~ n~vy, 1 .~ A. Bulletm Board I.n the gym for i 12 points respectively. l iO~tI WSCs giant center of the same name); Ashworts Thompson, Montana gars WI I ave a ar. up 11, Ig infonnatlOn regardmg the games. I before them. Washmgton s fIve, Note: Pat Topp has made an . . . State; Chuck Hyatt, Pittsburgh; John Schommer, U. of Chicago; George with thef' V-12 men , has won five, Ulgen. t reques t for a11 W ..,R A cIu b TheFran!soonerS '11'they0 WillPM comeN aCloss·1Y'k I Glamach, Chicago; Ed McNichols, Penn; Johnny Wooden, Purdue, and, and lost only one, that to Oregon presidents to turn in their list of - C U IV n, ,ew or . . in Seattle last week-end. I members names for their Chinook - Paul Endicott, Kansas. .Jorgensen Leader pictures. Please do this immedi- I "Well, despite all this, Abe picked Bishop over Hank. I know Abe Heading the Huskie civilian ag- ately. gregation is Bob Jorgensen, fresh- _ has seen a lot of players in his time, including luisetti. I have seen man scoring ace from Seattle who them all play, including the great colored players, the College AII- is right up among the ND leaders "Music of Manhattan" Stars, the world pro championship games and national A.A.U. with 128 points. Others making Scheduled By KWSC up the civie squad are Joe Crevel- tournaments-and Hank still stands head and shoulders above all. ing, NO~'m ca.rnovale, Dick Brooks, The "Music of Manhattan", a That still makes Gale Bishop a very great player. Remember, I and DICk Kmg, all frosh f:om \ program filled with sp~cialties of want him to play on my side when the war is over." Seattle and Paul Blowers, flosh 28 name musicians, is a treat for Do any of the Cougar supporters want to give Mr. Behoff a debate on from Port Townsen~. KWSC listeners' now every Tues- On the navy lIst: If they should day, Thursday, and Saturday af- Luisetti vs. Bishop? come are Don McMIllan, hefty sen- ternoon at 4:45. * * * * * 101' from Seattle wh~ ~a~t year set It is said to be more than a pro- a new Northern DlVls~on :ecord gram, for included is an all-star CHIPS FROM THE SPORTS-lOG when he :r:otched 34 pomts m o~e I orchestra, popular vocalists, rhy- ''I'll never fool around with sports writing," declared pert Bina Guen- game agamst the .Cougars; BIll thm groups, instrumentalists and ther, who for the past three yea rs has endeavored to stick strictly to the vandenbur~h, a semor from seat-I other novelty combinations. tIe, Bob GIll, a sophomore from Evergreen's society pag\3. The shortage of sports scribes has changed Sacramento, California; Bob Lem- ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Bina's tune, though. She now assists with covering WSCs home basket- man, a sophomore from Spokane. II ball games for the International News Service, United Press and Spo-

kane Chronicle .... Coach Jack Friel believes that George Hamilton, the . \ freshman hoop ace from Okanogan, is one of i·he most versatile basket- Hanson Drops To I ball players he has ever tutored .... And then there is the one about ihe Third In Point R'a(eI U. S. Navy Pboto Australian sports announcer describing his first look at a football game-

"They put the ball down, pick it up, throw it to another, everybody runs As Ephriam "Red" Rocha of II Oregon State rang up 68 points PHONE 6131 BAnLE REPORT TO'ALL HANDS a few feet and falls down." in four games last week, Washing- I The Washington hoopsters will be at top strength this weekend ton State's big center Vince Han- i when they engage our Cougars in a set of games. The Huskys' V-12 son dropped out of the Northern I 1011 Kamiaken Street EVERY seaman and officer aboard our Navy's fighting ships Division scoring lead to third I trainees are being granted leaves so they can participate in both instantly hears the call to action, follows the battle's progress I place. Rocha now has a total of I the WSC and Idaho series. 158 counters while Hanson has over a special type of announcing system made by Western ~ Little Bobby Rennick is considered one of the finest two handed set 132 Sandwiched between the two Electric. . 6 foot 8 inch centers in second ( shot artists ever to wear a WSC u~iform. Although a bit slow, Friel place is Dick Wilkins, freshman On c1ft"l'iers the entire crew, topside and below deck to states that he could use the Portland boy in any ordinary year iust for scoring ace of Oregon, with 149. oilers and ammunition passers, can hear first-hand accounts set shooting .... Good news! It was made public the other day that Other conference men tallying in the hundreds are Bob Jorgen- direct from the pilots themselves on how it went "upstairs." this is the last year Washington will have a V-12 program. Naval au- scen of Washington with 128 and Meeting the communication needs of our armed forces re- thorities believe the program wi II be discontinued sometime around Ken Hays of Oregon with 102. quires all available manpower and manufacturing facilities. July 1. Freshman Meeting That's why telephone equipment cannot now be built for civilian use. After the war, Bell Laboratories' scientists has been sanded and is in good Announcement has bee n Roller Skating condition for the skaters. Each made that thel'e will be a fresh- and workers at Western Electric will turn again to their person must furnish his own man class meeting Thursday at peacetime jobs of designing and making telephone equipment Is New Addition skates. 1 p.m., in E. A. Bryan hall. "I'm sure if we can get them for the .Bell System. up there we can keep them there," Jean Christensen, sophomore, says Jean, referring to the ex- has been placed in charge of the pected roller fans. new roller skating rink in the for- BELL TELEPHONE SYSTEM mer women's gym. Working with her on the committee are, Barbara The State College budget in- Lucas and Eloise Halin, freshmen. cludes an item of $292,100 to ini- Music for skating will be fur- tiate a division of industrial re- MOST T'REASH.RED GIFT OF ALL nished by a phonograph_ The floor search.

A beautiful photograph of WANY' TO FLY? yo.urself-the most heart-warm- Dr. Paul Hutchinson, editor of the Christian Century. will speak on "The Church Now is the time to get your, solo or ing Valentine you can send him! in a Warring Nation" at I Convo~ation Februal':Y 8. private license. Don't delay. Make your appoint- ( Our training ships include ment today for a sitting. Piper J3, Taylorcraft and vVaco Dial 4121

VISITORS WELCOME ness-managed priva~eelectric com- panies for con~inued leadership in Call or Write ~he advancement of BeHer Living. 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 U 1111111111111 Pullman-Moscow Air Service Pullman, Wash. HUTCHISON STUDIO .•.•••...••....; •.•? ..""'\¥,, Phone 5981 P. O. Box 289 72 Salon Honors Awarded Hutchison's Portraits THEWASHliiGTOIL • A SELF·, SUPPORTING, TAX- pAYING 8USINESS ENTE"RPIUS& • THE EVERGREEN Wednesday, February 7, 1945 (hi Nu Chi Lose's SENIOR ACTIVITY LIST To Lewiston Norm ISC DOWNS RADIO Name • Chi Nu Chi group house lost a Repairing Officiol publication of the Associated Students of the Stcre College of Washington. Pub- thrilling and hard fought basket- Home Town _ .. fished Wednesdays of the regular college year and once in mid-summer. Student subscription PASCO 48-27 inclUded in student activity book. Subscription rate: $2 per yeor; $1 per semester. Printed liy ball game to Lewiston Normal All Makes til.. Pullman Herold Publishing Co., Pullmon. 48-35, last Monday night, Januar; Major Entered os second cluss matter at the postoffice at Pullman, Washington, under the Act WSC Swimmers Toke Six of March 3, 1879. 29, at the Lewiston Gym. The Pullman boys got off to a Out Of Nine First Places Honoraries and Clubs Offices (Year) Rogers Repair Editor _.._ _.______BEVERLY GREGORY good start. leading 10-2 in the Business Manager _ _ _._. BETTIE GAFFNEY For Second Win. .1 Managing Editors .._.._. BETH PILKEY, LUANN TRAVIS, JUNE JOHNSTON early minutes of play. However, \_~- Shop News Ed;tor .._ ...... _..... __ .. .. _.r .... ·_...... _.... _._.._.. . ALICE EARL Assistant News Editor .. PEGGY ISRAEL this was short-lived as the Ida- Taking six out of nine first 111 Main St. Phone 1118 Society Editors ._ .... _..._ .. __ " .._ NANCY JAMIESON, HONEY NICHOLSON honians rallied to pull away at the places the Washington State Mer- Feature Editor ...... _._.... _...... _.._.._...... ". BARBARA MEREDiTH half, 23-18. ASSIstant FeQtur~ Editor . .__"_ I . LOIS FRENCH men overwhelmed a scrappy Pasco Sports Editor .. ______R. TOMMIE THOMPSON In the second period the team ~~~~~~;8i~0 t~! l~~tals~~~~d:f~;~ 1 ·1 ·_· ·.. Art. Drama, Music Editor _ _ _. _..__ _ _._ _ _.._.._.._ MILLIE SWALES play of the Lewiston boys paid off Service Men's Ed:tor ._.' MARY GERMAN I Desk Ed.tors VERU SCHOEFf, NINA HOWELL, 8. J. HALL, BETH FORTNUM, LUCILLE LAWS and they poured on the heat to one of the largest crowds in tne Copy Editors _ _._ ' _._ _ SAMMIE HARRISON, MEG GIBSON win by 13 points. school's history. DON'T FORGET! ~"""""'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''Hayhurst and Chase of Lewiston Outcome Late ore College Play I - - Normal tied for high point honors Although the final margin of !ow The flag with 16 points apiece. Dewey (Cantinued on page 4)" Fol~ Fredricks was top man for the victory seems large, the ultimate I Pullman five with 12. outcome of the swimming meet (Fill in and put in box at BOOKSTORE by February 8) was not decided until the last two Others making up the Chi Nu GIFTS with rheumatism. I Marine First Lieutenant WIL- Chi squad were: Chuck Behlke, events-the 440-yard freestyle and Other characters were Miss May LIAM R. NOWADNICK has been the 400-yard freestyle relay. In Bill Schecklcs, Joe Demke, Bob ing a Sigma Chi. Jeffers0r;t-Victoria Sandberg and returned to the Marine Corps Air the 440-yard freestyle, Ray Betts • ~ollY FIx; VIVian McCagg-Na- Depot, Miramar, Calif., from the Conklin, Al Roecks and Rene De- While speaking of the Delta Saix. and Elmer Reeves finished second dme Bartle and Wandalee Fleck: Pacific where he served as a and third respectively behind K0 UGAR Delta Deltas, it might be said that FOR Marcia Addir..gton-Eileen Busek fighter-bomber pilot with the Hoffman of Pasco to put the meet. the gals are glad to have NANCY and Beverly Brown; Bernice Har- "Wild Hares" squadron, flying 90 on ice for the Cougars. Then JAMISON, their happy Iil' red- dIn--:-Bal'bara Dauterrnan and Jean combat missions and downing a Washington Slale's head, back among them. They've Latlme!'; Mrs. Benjamm Clark- Jap Zero. The lieutenant COID- Frankwho hadBush,won botherstwhilethe '100juniorand 220vet :ii K I·DDIN ' been wonderin' tho, whether or Jo Capps and Marley Austin; and mented: "After our flight, we Gold-Sfar Athlele's yard races, punctuated their ef- not she's still in love with WIL- VALENTINE'S Mrs~ Eugene Meakms--Jacquelme I spotted about 65 Jap planes hov- forts by overcoming a Ifi-ya.rd I MOT MILLERSTEIN. J Parks. ering above us. My wingman and The AGD's c.re like the Tri The technical direction was I became separated from our di- Five W.S.C. sports stars are ~~~f~~hfi~~s~l~)st i;~C;~Se~~~~'~f~~t ~ Delts. They have their attention done by Raymond R. Jones, in-I vision while we were attempting among the 103 former students ing 400 free-style relay. to the REBA ARMSTR@NG and i DAY structor of speech, while Betty J' to protect several of our dive who have been officially recorded Here's that column again, ready Freshmen Win DALE