------NORTH DAKOTA AGRIC. COLLEGE • SEP 29 1950 TH£ 4 • • Jn 50 •
Friday, September 29, 1950 THE SPECTRUM Vol. LXVI - No 2 ' '50 Slogan: ''Rabbit Stew For Mac'c Crew'' • ------1 "Rabbit Stew for Mac's Crew" l of the college is being celebra d ha3 l,~~n announced as the official this year in conjunction with slogan for the 1950 Homecoming Homecoming events, an insignia Air Force Team To Interview Queen lontest season. It will also be used as the has been adopted which will also theme for all house decorations and appear on official posters, floats, • parade floats. and decorations. Reading "It's 60 Candidate's For AF Training Rules Are Set Because the 60th Anniversary in 50" the insignia will consist of An Air Force officer team will to give students the opportunity Plans have been completed and ------the "60 in 50" within an open ar be at the Fireside room of the to learn about the various train are now in progress toward the row. This should appear in the college Y from Monday through ing programs, the requirements selection of this year's Homecom paper next week. Friday next week to interview and processing procedures, accord ing Queen, according to Ralph 1833 Students The ticket sales contest has suf college men and women interested fered a slight set-back in that the ing to Major LaBarre, here mak Christ e n s o n, Commissioner of wom,:in's organization are not • in careers as officers in the Unit ing advanced arrangements. Campus Affairs. eligible to compete for a tTophy, ed States Air Force. Those qualified may submit ap Qualification for the entrants Register Here however, sales have been brisk to Part of a nationwide program plications and be examined by the are as follows: date, according to Doug Payne, designed to build up the officer team of officers so that they can 1. She must be at least a first For Fall Term manager. term sophomore. • corps composed in large part of begin training soon after they J'ack Fina and his orchestra will college graduates, the visit here is finish college. 2. She must have an overall According to Mr. Parrott of the play for the Homecoming dance on The Air Force officer team, average of at least one point. registrar's office the total num Saturday, Oct. 14, from 9-12 p.m. composed of Major LaBarre, Capt. 3. She must have been in atten ber of students enrolled in courses The chedule for Homecoming Simmon!:?, Capt. Nelson, a,,1d Capt. dance at least two quarters of at NDAC is 1833; 437 of those en Day i as follows: the 1949-50 chool year. ATO's Donate Lichte, will be at the Y all day rolled are women, 1396 are men. 9 a.m. Parade .. during the five day period. 4. Applications mu t be return The total number of men and 11 a.m. Alumni Registration ed completed and accompanied The team members will explain women in each class is listed 12 a.m. Alumni Luncheon $1000 Fzind by a glos y print of applica To three types of training: below: ( merican Legion Hall) tion ize to Dean Dinan's of f re hmen ...... 545 2 p.m. Bi on vs. Jackrabbits Alpha Tau Omega fraternity 1. Aviation Cadet Pilot Train fice by 12 noon Tue day, ophomore ...... 409 4 p.m. Fraternity and Soror• became the fir t ocial group re ing. Young men select d a vi October 3. junior ...... 373 presented on the campus to be ation cadets receive one year of ity Open Hou e • • The Homecoming Queen will be senior ...... 450 Library and Home &:o come a member of the NDAC flying, academic, and military selected from these entrants by a graduate ...... 50 nomic Open Hou e Memorial Student Union Thousand training. Graduates are commis process of double elimination. special ...... 6 • • Dollar club when at a ban~uet last sioned as second lieutenents in First the football team will cut 9 p.m. Dance at the Field The di tribution of the students House Saturday night the ATO Alumnt the Air Force Reserve and the original number down to the throughout the various schools on chapter presented the :fund with a awarded the silver wings of a Letters will be mailed to all finalists. From these eight the campus jg as follows: check for $1000.00. pilot. organizations in the near future .. student will pick their choice at School of Applied Arts and concerning house decorations and The check was pre ented by 2. Aviation Cadet Navigator an all-college election to be held Science ...... 534 parade float regulations. John Cinlson, member of the Training. Those selected as nav Wednesday, October 4. The result School of Engineering ..... 399 As in the past, house decora alumni group, to Professor A. of the election Viill be publi hed in f igation cadets are given a one School of Agriculture ...... 393 tions will be judged on Friday • Glenn Hill, chairman of the fund year course in the latest radar the Spectrum the following Friday. chool of Home Economic . 250 Spon oring organizations which evening and the floats during the driv . techniques of navigation. Class School of Pharmacy ...... 179 parade. The awarding of, prizes may enter a candidate include all es begin every month. Gradu School of Chemistry ...... 78 will occur at half-time of the ates receive Reserve commis ocial sororities and fraternities, The current man-woman ratio game immediately following the residence halls, Co-op house and Hollywood Offers sions as econd lieutenents with is a little better than 3 to 1, coronation of the Homecoming aeronautical rating as navigator. ISA. slightly better than usual. Queen. Posin Lead Role 3. Air Force Officer Candidate School. Young men and women Dr. Daniel Q. Posin, chairman tteeking non flying careers in Paul To Command YWCA, YMCA Announce Opening of the Physics department here at the Air Force receive military NDAC, was recently called upon le11dership training at Lackland Army ROTC Unit: Of Annual Membership Drives to take the leading role in a AFB near San Antonio, Texas. movie that was produced in the Graduates of the officer train Named Cadet Colonel of the YMCA YWCA Republic Studios in Hollywood, ing school are commissioned as Army ROTC unit at NDAC this Starting from the 29th of Sep Today marks the beginning of California. "The Magic of the second lieutenents in the Re week by Lt. Col. Neal W. Lovsnes, tember to the 11th of October the the Y. W. C. A. membership drive PMS&T, was Herbert Paul, Fargo. Atom", the movie in which Dr. serve and aSBigned to three YMCA is starting a membership which will end October 3. Posin appears is essentially Dr. years active duty in junior ex Paul is also Captain of the NDAC drive open to all men at the Memberships will be sold by Posin's atomic speech for which company of Pershing Rifles, na. ecutive positions in administra NDAC. Plans are being made by representatives from each sorority, he is widely known. tional honorary society for basic tive and technical f ield11. Walt Mattson, Vice-president of dororr.itory and I. S. A. D1·. Posin also appeared on tele ROTC students. the Student Cabinet. The cabinet A full schedule has been plan vision in the Los Angeles area Students who for any reason Cadet Offieers of the battalion will be divided into two groups, ned for the year including the where he spoke on atomic energy. fail to complete any of the Officer staff are Major David Litten, ex and the group that gets the mo t annual "Kiddies Christmas Party'' Training programs are returned ,, The estimated television audi nc ecutive officer, Fargo; Capt. members has a party thrown by and a Big-Little Sister program. .... was approximately one million to civilian life. Waltter Seeba, S-1, Personnel, the loosing group. Any further information can be The Y. W. C. A. urges students people. Fargo; Capt. John Askegaard, S-4, The membership will be $2.00 to join now and have a part in In addition, Dr. Posin appeared obtained from the officer team Supply, Comstock, Minnesota; and furthering Christian fellowship on beginning Monday, October 2. per year. This membership en on a coast network broadcast Capt. Ardi Bu e , S-3, Pia titles the member to reduced rates. the campus. and Training, Havre Montana. ill which covered eight states. The program in wbich he appeared Named to command A Company was titled, "A U.eport to the Peo Band and Chorus was Cadet Capt. George Kuffel, ple," where he spoke on atomic Fargo. Other offic r8 of A Com 1950-51 Student: Lyceum Schedule energy. Dr. Posin also spoke on pany are 1st Lt. Jerald Radcliffe, NORTH DAKOTA STATE COLLEGE, FARGO N. DAK. Begin Rehearsals Amenia; 2nd Lt. Donald Stewart, atomic energy before many civic SEASON NINETEEN FIFTY-FIFTY-ONE , organizutions through-out the Cal Both the band and chorus have McClusky; 2d Lt. William Bolin• ifornia area. started rehearsals for early public ske, Rugby; 2d Lt. John Hartman, ANN MARIA'S SPANISH BALLET - The First Spanish Ballet His son, nine year old Danny Q. appearances. The chorus is prepar Washburn; and 2d Lt. Edwin An Company To Tour the U.S. - Nothing Like It - Tuesday ' Posin Jr. also acted in a abort ing to sing on October 20. The derson, Fargo. Evening, October 17, 1950 - Festival Ball. movie on civilian defenae. chorus practices Tuesday, Wed Heading D Company is Cadet THE VIENNA CHOIR BOYS - The World's Most Beloved Choir nesday, and Thursday at 5 p. m. in Capt. Richard Mc.Mahan, Moor - Packed Houses Everywhere - Wedneeday Evening, Jan Festival hall. Ernest Van Vleeain• head, Minnesota. Also named were uary 31, 1951 - Festival Hall. gen, director urges all students in lat Lt. Alfred Kovash, Dickinson; 2d Lt. Vernon Collins, Cuselton; LANNY ROSS - America's Favorite Radit1 Tenor - Monday f • terested in aineinc in the chorua Evening, Februrary 19, 1951 - Festival Hall• Laat Call ! ! ! to come at that time for tryouts. 2d Lt. Ramon Wildfang, Sterling; 2d Lt. Donald Wickstrom, Fargo; IVA KITCHELL - Dance Humorist - Very Funny - Wednesday • !!DANGER!! The Gold Star Band will present Evening, April 11, 1951 - Festival Ball. half time shows at the home foot and 2d Lt. Robert Grant, Minot,. llonday l8 the laat chance to ball games this year as they did BIDU S YOA - The Fascinating S0p1·ano fTom Brazil - Metro aim up for Intra-Mural touch last year providing they can secure politan Opera's Cherish d "Glamour Girl" - April 30, 1951 ball Entries, fen, and r tera an outdoor field on which they can All College Hop - Festival Hall. are due at 4:00, llonday. Don't practice the formations, according GE R LI FORMATION be pauecl up! Get on the ball to Bill Euren, director. All inter Set Ton.ight At 9 for touch football See E. E. ested in playing in the band this All students of th North Dak~ta Agricultural College who Kaiser at the Field Bou for year should make arrangement The YWCA is sponsoring an have p id their tudent Activity Fee will be admitted upon further details. Next 1-M m t with Mr. Euren next week. Al-1 all-school dance at Festival hall pre entation of their Activity Card to the above five lyceum ing in Room 204 at 4 :00 in the though ther ar openings in all Friday night from 9 to 12. Music number , the inter-collegiat debates, the Christmas Fe tival, Field House. ·tions, the bi -gest horta - at , ,...m be iurni hed by Skippy the Lilac Sp ctacle and the All-Colle Declamatory Contest. present is in the cornet section. Erickson's combo. Admission--50c. Friday, Sept.embM 29, 1950 Friday, September 29, 1950 fflE S P ECTRUM Page Three Pase Two THE SPECTRUM
Bosch St:at:es Two New Instructors Now Moberg Plans Field Trip • g(JecJ,u,.,,,, p~ N. D. 6-7 ., NDAC LIBRARY Paint: Grads In Army ROTC Unit Here To West:ern Oct:. ' Visits to the Baldhill dam, Gar- Helgeson are in charge of the trip To construct and equip, even on I is equipped with a radio, given by I ~ ,. rison dam and the lignite mines which has the approvai of Dean •I -~.~.. ~. Cl ' a modest basis, a college library at the Blue Key Bison Brevities. • I ' '' this iime is an accomplishment of One of the unique features of the All Find Jobs near Riverdale, North Dakota, G. Ernest Giesecke of the School 4 , :, /..../,., , significance. Ever .since the re- lounge is an entertainment room All graduates of the department October 6 and 7, will highlight the of Arts and Science. " field trip being planned jointly All students who can secure the ' • -· vival of interest in the Snead ~cparated from the main lounge of paints and varnishes have found method of modular construction with folding curtains where event employment in the field of industry, by the geology, geography, and permission of their deans and botany departments. Prof. Wen- teachers are invited to join the in 1943, cubic costs of this size ually movies and va1ious musical says Dr. Wouter Bosch, chairman • have been discussed by not achiev- programs can be held. sel w. Moberg and Dr. Earl A. excursion which will be chaperon- ~' - of the department. ed by Dr. and Mrs. Helgeson and ed. Thus, librarians and archi- As the lounges are designed for Th
• FridaJ, September 29, 1950 Page Four THE SPECTRUM FridaJ, September 29, 1951 THE SP ECTRUM THE SPECTRUM Little Man On Campus by Bibler The unique style of writing used Book-Review by Du Maurier is perhaps the best Spectrum Report:er lnt:erviews Female point about this book. The story BY .BOB JOHNSON THE PARASITES is told by one of the three main Subscrlr,,tion rate S l .00 per term. characters, which of them it is, is Rumor has it that one of the Exterminator and Human Juke Box by Daphne du Maurier never revealed. Going back over Entered u second claaa mattel' December 10, 19C5, at the poet office at Fargo, (1 . other columnists ( ?) writing for North Dal.ota, under the a ct of March 3, 1879. BY WILLIE BEST in a year they were married and he rendered a passable version of The three Delaneys, legitimate their iives, t h e narrator revc:ifa this rag has taken to entertain and illegitimate children of a the insolent, selfish sense of SPECTRUM STAFF ing patrons at one of the down. • moved to Flin Flon, Manitoba Goodnight Irene. r The Roving Reporter has be where he is employed as a mani famous theatrical couple, amused superiority which makes them as Editor , , , , ...... , , ... , ...... Edward A. S veinson town bistros. It was only a one r come popular in late years with A hirsute, rather Simian look Manaainw Editor ...... • ...... Robert A. Johnaon • curist in a joss house. ing character was the next person the public with their individual a group what they are. Delving $port.a Editor ...... • . , , •.... •. •....•• , • . .. . John Hease night stand but it just goes to his snooping around into every antics. Faced with the accusation into the life of the theatre back Social Editor ...... , ..••• . • . . • , . • • •• .•.. • ...... • , .. . .. I.Aia Fitzloff prove that some people will do .. But enough of this frivolity. I approached. "And what is your Photography Editor .. , ...... • . . .. , ...... Don C. Christ e nsen body else's business, and getting of being parasites, they looked back stage, first nights, reheasals, Fash ion E ditor ...... , . . , , , , . , , ...... Evelyn Vande r- Borek anything for a laugh. Or was it interesting opinions on points of Best we get down to my latest name?'' I queried. Feature Editor ..... , . . , , , . ... , .. , ...... , ...... A rland Jvcrson into their past lives and decided to shoddy hotels, swank drawing Make-up ...... , , , , .. , Betty Lou Da n ielson, Mnrlene Severtson to raise money? no general interest whatsoever. effort. The first party which we "Huh?" was his reply. reform. Maria would give up her rooms and the equipages of a Busine111 Mon ager •...... , ...... , Stan Lunde approached was rather wild. In "And what do you do out here A ~;.·c:-tb !nl: Mn,,flg~,. . , .• , , , , ...... Rieh&rd Kloubee • • • The Spectrum has had such fea acting and devote more time to traveling troupe give us a full Ch-t"'1ah1.tinn M,111k.~ oi:.r • • . • ...... • • • • ...... , . Ant.Gt\ Gundent0n If there is one girl on our fair tures in the past such as the fact within five minutes after ar at college," was my question, her family, Niall would write n picture of the empty lives of root Proof Reade'l"8 , , . , . , , ... , , , ..... Kay ::,cnee; a nU l\iary F r:rn E :v-J~r 1•·~ campus whose beauty far exceeds Spectrum Forum or Spec Sez. rival I had a bowl of fruit on my "I'm on the football team." piano concerto instead of numerous less people. head, screaming, "Look! I'm Car "And what is your major?" t.hat of all others, her big clumce Well, we have a new one: The ephemeral dance tunes, and Celia The Bohemian father, now ~ --·-=' - Roving men Mi.t·anda!" "I guess it's spellinfl!' test." at many things including a screen • Spectatnr Looks Around would go baek ·,;,. her writing :ind hasbeen hut showing occasional I-t.p"t with MGM went down the At Students and The Things That I approached a woman student "And what did you do over the It Seems That - summer?" drawing. However i~ was ~ la~ touches of the great genius that drain when certaiu powers that he They Do, or Willie Wails. sevaral days later with my query, to change as they discover m t~is once marked him is an especially uttered the magic word the "l !cent in shape for football. I A complaint was brought up at the last meeting of the Bo11rd of "No" Of course, this is not my first "What did you do this summer·!" :!hshl-rtck ..t.nry .,f loYe, :p:i!sion I tr4 gic figure, ,eminfa~~nt of tha Publications namely, that the faculty and staff have been pilfering the other day. experience at illking public opin The lady was Miss Violet Laven laid around all summer, and watch ,. ed the old man work. And then and temperament. late John Barrymore. Niall's love Spectrum stacks on Friday mornings. Whether they realize it or not Esquire magazine, it seems, has ion polls. At one lime I was em der, a Gamma Phi sophomore for egocentric Maria and his trag ployed by the Schmalha",ien Go at night, I used to go down to the those Spectrums can be considered the private property of each and inaugurated a contest to find tho .,, majoring in the Greek Alphabet. "Oh well, newly married ele ic end is overshadowed by the every student. Only one issue per stduent is printed for which he pays ing Steady Opinion Poll. The ,.e barn and practice butting holes most beautiful coed in the country. "I worked for my old man," in the barn wall with my head." ment," I muttered and went on happier qualities of their tempest 10c a copy. Since individual mailboxes are not used on this campus, It is a chance for some fair la.-ss sults of this poll were in them Miss Lavender in answer to the uous lives. Spectrums have to be distributed in the present manner regardless of selves rather interesting. Of "But didn't it make your head my way. to have a gay fling in the big city, quesu,,n. "He exteriminates things. numb!" I asked. the shortages. with the possibilities of a movie those polled: 184 were steady, 957 Well Kiddies, goodbye for an This is a story of shoddiness You know, rats, bedbugs, coack "Ya mean there's a difference!" other week. In spite of Robert and greatness sometimes touch contract thrown in. But . . . some were unsteady, 86 were stagger P'tla11. The board realizes that no provision has been made for the roaches, and K .. Well, one The last person on the poll was Johnson, I might be back, next ing on the .sublime, but always it fuddy-duddy said no. Sorry gals. ing, and three were unconscious. of the ferrets got sick, •n I spent faculty and staff but that is going to be changed right now!! In the 512 refused to get out of oed to in a bit of a hurry. "I say, will week. Then on the other hand, if is gripping, told with the consum • the summer crawling down ...,.t vou tell me • . . ." near future somebody will solicit for subscriptions for the Spectrum. • • answer thedoor. In the language holes, and scaring the varmints he keeps insulting me in print, I ate skille of the author of Rebecca. First hand reports from the lo :)o.. .,. . The subscription rate will be the same as that of the students--$1.00 of the trade this is known as the buddy, but I'm in a bit of cal do-nut dives shows little change outa there." Miss Lavender was a hurry. .ln) ....~,. expects me at may balk. Listen in next week it is a revelation in contemporary per quarter delivered to every desk each Friday morning. .... newly married element. in the attitude or service of those sixteen feet tall and the size of a home right away." and see what happens. literature. After deliveries have started students will have to monitor your own nice courteous public servants One of my co-workers, one El dill pickle around the waist. ------stockpiles to see that ONLY students get only ONE Spectrum. Students who are wont to grab another ... mer Schimelfenig or Smith had a Flim Flambouyant was the who are victims of this unfortunate situation will please stop calling at nickle for the second cup of coffee. bit of an unfortunate experience. next subject. " I spent the sum the Spec office for a copy as there are no extras here. Let's hope the Studen Union has The question which we asked was, mer standing in the comer of the "Are you going steady!" One of "I wonder what will be wrong with your car tonight." a large coffee shop so future stu • Lounge Patoot, posing as a juke Students should also refrain from grabbing a handfull of Spec dent won't have to put up with the ladies which the lad polled box," he announced. Sure enough, trums for "the boys over at the house." The house usually ends up with • such nonsense. misunderstood the question. With- when I stuck & nickle in his mouth more copies than absolutely necessary.-Ed. I • • • Another poke in the eye for the girls on the campus is the fact DR. E. A. ANDERSON ffllOKMALTS that they cannot enter the ticket • sales contest for the Homecoming OPTOMETRIST 'I • • • ~ocial jotfin9s . . . You ••::Y. g:~.NDc1:aess hsp,oe•"k I :.~~;~;-;,,:!'::: ;~'•;;,::~ dance this year. What's the TASTY SHAKES [ .------'· The ever so favorite Chesterfield matter with selling tickets? Un Eyes Examined ior you ~fnre you can speak for is still in the running, full length feminine~ Just when one begins reading dance too. Even if we lose the yourself. My sympathies to the or in the new shorter-than-long Glasses Fitted the first chapter of a book in game the old school spirit will be girl who wears faille or satin to length. • • • HOT NUTS which the assignments are already at the dance if the green and a football game this fall! You'll More thoughts while driving to ' f be quite as devastating in a cas Basic sheaths and contrasting school: What happened to the • . 104 BroadwayFargo, N. D. up to chapter ten, homecoming 111 yellow are present. cover-ups-the illusion of two announced. At this rate the reg Seventy-three girls pledged so. ual corduray or sturdy tweed, if green beanies which were so pre • it's appropriate for the occasion. dresses for the price of one--dom velant last week ..•Wonder how • For Appointment BU'M'ERED istrar's office ought to set up a rorities at the close of rush week. inate the dress-up department. Dial 5264 curricula in outside activities of KKG's new pledges are Joan Hut My idea in fashion is clothes that long it will be before the sorori ... are becoming to the individual, Halter-topped taffetas bowed at ties will be on speaking terms fered for 17 credits. I'm sure it ter, Pat Akre, Peggy Murphy, the neck are transformed by a would be filled. Mary Pat Murphy, LuVonne Berg appropriate and smartly styled. again , , . What happened to the POPCORN The effect most desired for sports velvet jacket into a semisuit. Vel workmen over on 12th street! ? ? Monday night Kappa Psi's, Sigs, ren, Carol Jordheim, Pat Pucker vet sheaths come with matching • - --~------and SAE's paid their respects to ing, Mar lowe Gronberg, Joan is gala, yet informal. Bring on --- those menswear flannels, colorful jackets for an informal mood, un --- 519 Broadway all the new sorority pledges. The McKenzie, Mary Samels, Margie jacketed for dancing or other BE A LEADER I Spring Sing is going to be tough Anderson, Karen Johnson; Alpha jerseys, and tartan plaids, but re serve those fussy, feminine frills semifonnal occasions. Smart color • 13 - 8th. St. So. competition among fraternities it Garns are Diane Anerson, Dorothy combinations to keep an eye on WITTNAUER the seranading Monday was any Biever, Doretta Carroll, Dorthe11o and formal attire for that special w.11, lw~ from $19 75 occasion. are brown with black, brown with • sample. Christian, Mary Ellen Grindahl, white, tangerine with black or Leaders of tomorrow are being made Fashion forecast for fall and ~- LONCIJ'la.Wl'ITNAUI&. ,aODUC1: Don't forget that the KKG's and Luetta Hanson, Joann Johnson, brown, and purple in all its vibrant BY PAT O'LEARY • today-on the college campuses of Gamma Phi's are having pledge Elizabeth Jones, Marilyn Miller, winter, 1950-51. ....ski r t lengths shades. By all means give your t remain a modest 14 incheK for • presentation at their respective Dorothy Peterson, Paula Swain, wardrobe a lift with something Neither time for the college is daytime wear to a daring 16 Martin§on'§ America. And the Army ROTC train houses this coming Sunday. Every and Verina Weyarouth; Phi Mu's gold or copper. trend for much construction is one is cordially invited. have Mary Pat Lucy, Marilyn inches. For evenings either floor passing Old Main by. It is being • ing the best of them. length or 8 inches from it. Oblique Shoe designers have come up equipped with bigger, better, 1/JUM/~ Sigs are starting festivities with Carlson, Barbara Brunsvold, and Orilla McGill. Jines in the cut of garments - for with an unusual array of lovely glassier and brassier ( careful, you 4tla Street at C..ter A•e. a hard times party Saturday. combinations...•. black v e Ive t • Prepare now for leadership in national instance, a suit buttoning on the proofreader!) exits and entrances. lloorllead. Miu. Perhaps that's all the boys can Fifteen girls are new Gamma bias or a slant shaped tunic. The studded with rhinestones, char aff.>rd because of the "enormous" Phi Betas. They are Nancy Pease, And those mammoth steps - what emergency and in the competitive world predominating influence is slim treuse flats with harem toes to a break for the Lilac Day Corona rent they pay for their home in Janet Olson, Pat Christianson, and straight, but may have an wear with those huge harem • after graduation. Get your U.S. Army the Y. Darien Sauer, Gen Wild, Betty Lou tion! Now they can have EVERY overakirt or tunic. The mermaid skirts, two-tetxtured combinations BODY on tfie steps. Too bad you fellows can't join Kerr, Betty Lou Danielson, Mal') skirt is quite swish for those who and inch-high heels. No doubt th~ ... Commission, and learn to be a leader of the football team now. After all, More, Margy Johnston, Frances shoe is the cue! • • • For One Week Only • • dare it very close fitting with a The sorority girls are having • men in civilian life while you earn it. the job of selecting eight girls out Eveleth, Kiki Petersor., June Carol sudden flare from the knees down. Let our duds be comfy, wearable of 19 candidates to compete for Aamodt, Sharon Cooke, Suzanne one Pan-Hell of a time these days. • • Shoulder lines are narrow and one11 - let us feel "at home" in It seems that one group is all bu1: homecoming queen ought to be Withnell, and Lue Laurence; them. We'll put them on, forget Point your path toward success in KAT's are Harriet Amble, Joan often with set-in sleeves. Dolman• suing another group for some and bat wings are stronger than about them, &nd gain the poise very interesting. Haberman, Lila Lucas, Marlys thing 11ome of the relatives of that ~ .. business and industry - success and ever to accent that tiny waistline. and confidence aasured one of al This is the part of the column Neset, Kathy Horan, Edith Hawk other group did, which is exactly & leadership in the duties of citizenship ways looking her best for every B. Pen Necklines are attracting attention B. Ball Point tha~ e!erybody 1:ads. ~ouncing ins, Barbara Martin, Jane Preu111, the same thing that the second I pmmn&:s and diamond rings col- Judy Souers, Janet Vick, Joyce - a surprise treatment is to top oft one, and not just occasionslly for group tried to all but sue the first ' '( with Extra Refill FREEi by learning in Army ROTC courses to lected this week .. SAE Ed B~rry Windom, Jeanine Van Berkan, a dress or sweater with " fur a certain someone. Who knows- group for a few years ago. Laugh, jabot. Collars are ever so small that beau you have your butterfly , ~ve Betty . Chnstenson a nng. Arlene 'I'iegen, Marjorie Stoa, will you! It's regarded as more " make the quick, sound decisions that Smee Betty 111 an Alpha Garn he,· 1 Marilyn Hanson and Adele Rene or none at all. net out for may be looking your way now. critical than the Korean situation! news is .competing with delicious Marlys Wentz, 'Ann Beck, Sonj~ Heavy blanket fabrics are un In fact there havl! been so many count. Of such stuff" is leadership made. meals being served at the house. Blegen, Delphine Lindema11n, Iris usual and a different treatment froaen glances this week, that • Another girl wi,arinr a diamond Ross, Annabelle Levison, Carol for that new coat or suit. Checks a pome icycles have started to form on on third finger, left hand is JoAnn Crowder, Beverly Brown, Barbara are oh, so chic! Grab that casual arln we sit as d-n to trpe several lovely noses. ,. Broadway Pharmacy Brun~vold, Phi Mu. Her fiance is Coty, Lois Barker, Phyllis Hans, checked coat for campus or all another poae o holy eripe Now I know why the Hatlield1 • around wearability. No one shape we'll bet Joa tllouirht 74 Broadway Dial 7371 Tl.!!t-!'d Wl)!lan. Nancy Sherman, Barbara Deemer, and the McCoys started feuding: • A Kappa Sig parted with a pin and Arlene Anderson all are KD's. t~:o~~:C:ufc;,~mfJ I ~;~~;:.;~~.:~; •hei•l'irl;. '""'"'...... 1"'1At.11, 11,,.....··-·- -""'l'"Ol"itv.. ·---··· in honor of Juanita Krieg. The ::;v«~n•i:: ~ shape falling from sloping should- had stood la bNI FRESHMEN: lucky guy is Dean McKee. It is a well known fact that the • • • Even the ATO's have another Kodiak bear of Alaska is larger The ATO's figured they really Register now for basic Army ROTC training! engaged man in the person of and more fierce than his co111in, 60th ANNIVERSAR Y 1950 HOMECOMING had their eyes opened when they COMPLETE HOME COOKED MEALS Neil Gustafson who gave a ring the Grizzly. After hand to hand chose Babs Holthuesen to be their WE SPECIALIZE IN to Betty Martinson. combat, with one of these beasts, NEW DAKOTA FIELD candidate for Homecoming Queen. QUALIFIED JUNIORS: 011e parting thought---remembu one Sourdough Schimelfenigh of But had they focused these wide • opened eyes a little harder th"V • WAFFLES AND WHEAT CAK&.'3 freshman that you have to wear Nome, Alaska, made the state. , Sign up now for advanced Army ROTC training! your beanie to the homecoming ment, "L<>mme out of here!" would have noticed that ahe a)dO to BISON vs. BUNNIES wears Art Wichmann's Sig pin. OPEN - Sun. 8 AM. 8 P.M. • • • Wkdys. 7 A.M. to 8 P .M. Checking or Savings Accounts Welcomed SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14 Rumor has it that a homecom• The Oldeat Bank in North Dakota DANCE TO ing slogan haa been cooked up: HASTY TASTY CAFH "Rabbit Stew for Mac's Crew''. It ' THE FIRST NATL. BANK & TRUST CO. JACK FINA AND HIS ORCHESTRA Alcross from St. Lukes Hosp. RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS of Farro isn't aa bloodthirsty as those of MEMJIER F. D. I. C. Field House 9-12 Admission $1.50 ea. previous years - in fact it will 811 Broadway Phone 4390 probably incite nothing more than hunger panrs among the 1quad. Pare Six THE SPECTRUM Friday, September 29, 1950 Friday, September 29, 1950 THE SPECTRUM Page Snen MIiie Man On Campos by Bibler MARQUETTE OUTCLASSES BISON, 57- 0 Panthers Rated Favorites 1 7 Lettermen ------:------1 ,,.=-1------_____,.?...... ,f Bunnies Best: In. Bolst:er Hopes 1 Noland Is One Bright Spot Tilt With Herd Tomorrow ' BY JOHN HESSE threat will be fullback Bud Rain- jl The Scoreboard !l Maroons, _ In Underdog Herd Offense Local oddsmakers have rated the bow. The Anoka, Minnesota boy Of Rifle Team 31 7 NDAC football team as definite broke the back of the Herd last BY JOHN HESSE such terrific defeats can tear it el It: BY IRV LETOFSKY much praise. The former Minne underciogs for their second North year with his passing and running Seven returning lettermen will "We were out down, also. In NCc T Marquette university's gridiron sota all-state halfback f ; om Central conference contest, when from the spin-back spot of the bolster this year's ROTC rifle classed. T h a t's If the scheduling could include warriors added No. 16 to the Park Papids slipped away irom they meet Iowa State Teachers Panther backfield. At tail-back team as the group begins firing all there is to only teams that the Herd can play Saturday night spelled disgrace NDAC Bison's unenviable losing onrushing Marquette defe,,ders college at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, will be Bud Fislier, a speedster matches in the near future. it." Bernie Kreu on equal terms, perhaps the spirit for Morningside on the gridiron in skein as the Hilltoppers meted out to fling long spirals, comp .eting tomonow night. that took over the left halfback A joint operation, the team is ger, NDAC baek of the Bison could stay at the the form of a 31 to 7 score handed a 57-0 thumping in Milwaukee last four for 55 yards. The Panthers, second-seeded in spot when DeVan was injured in composed of both Army and Air fielt.Pr1m-lsdden Wis- tana, jitters did not help ',he Herd, front-running So'.ltb D:!kota St>
Followin a comlimentary lunch to tud nt in attendan e at the morning ·or hip in the Pre byter ian church unday Septem er 17 the Pre byterian youth program • for colle e tud nt got under way la unda on it new schedule. • Thi y ar there i a college cla in th Sunday church chool studying the tory of the Chri tian church, • meeting at 10 a. m. The Sunday morning , orship hou1· i 11 o'clock. Th college program on Sunday ,, evening begin with a supper at 6:30 o'cloc · and continues with wor hip and the program for the vening-di u ion gue speaker, • picture or ome sp cial f eahrre. .. All the Sunday meetings of the Pre byterian studen are in the Fir t Presbyterian church on • Second A venue North at Seventh It's easyl It's fun I No box tops to send I No essays street. The Presbyterian students will to write I Just write a sim,:le four-line iingle, and have their campus headquarters this year in the College YMCA you may make $251 Start today I building jus off the first floor lobby. It i being furni bed as a gathering plac for st".1dents in Write a "Happy-Go-Lucky" jing:e, like those you see on their -ree time, with comfortable this page, based on some phase of college life. If your jingle furniture, game and magazin . Th~ program at the Colle Fet is selected for ·bte use in Lucky Strike advertising we lo hip this Sunday venin is a will pay you $25 for the right to use it and your name in "Rumor Clinic! ' It will be an ex our advertising. Start today. "Happy-Go-Luckies"will soon Se Ilapf')'·6o ~ky! perimen in the p ychology of ru mor, following a pattern orked be running in your paper. Send in your jingles-as many ou by Profe or Gordon Allport of as you like-right away, and 25 can be yours pronto if 6,joy truly fine tobacco! Ei,joy Harvard university. your jingle · chosen. Be the first to write a jingle in yom NEWMAN CLUB school. Watch this paper for more "Happy~Lucki • perfed mildness and rich taste! Newmanites and future e - man·tes--here is your chance to alADTNm take an active part in preparing yo r chapel for u e! As soon aa 1. Write your •Happy-Go Be aure your nasm, coll and enough work is completed to en- I ~',' four-~ jingl on a plain addreu are included - and that able u to u it, Sunday Mas~ will pi of peper, or postcard, and be held in the chapel. Our Sun aend it to Happy-Go-Lucky, day evening meetings are to be held in the me building, but un P . O. Bos 67,NewYork 46, N. Y. til it is ready e will continue to meet tn the "Y" auditorium. I kno everyone is busy with college life thes day • but if you cah spare an hour or o on Saturday or any afternoon after three o'clock, you will find an enjoyable working party at th chap 1. At the regular Sunday evenin L.S/M.F.T.-Lud