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The Western Mistic, March 21, 1941
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This News Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Newspapers at RED: a Repository of Digital Collections. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Western Mistic by an authorized administrator of RED: a Repository of Digital Collections. For more information, please contact [email protected]. WESTERN^MINNESOTA STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE VOLUME XLIX MOORH^AD, MINNESOTA, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1941 Number Two Rural Teachers New Commision Attend Banquet Inducted Today Publication Board Selects Christiansen Acts In Special Chapel As Toastmaster Induction of the new student president and incoming commis The annual banquet for school sioners and the presentation of the officers and their wives, teachers Daily News trophy to Herb Colmer, Neoma Nelson Mistic Editor and others interested in the rural new athletic representative, took place this morning in a special affiliated school was held Wednes chapel period. Remarks were made day, March 19, in Ingleside. Sixty- by the retiring president, Harry two people represented the nine Hasskamp, Ulen, Gwen Easter, rural schools affiliated with M. S. Gwen Easter, Chosen Humbolt, new president, and Dr. T. C. The group was entertained Dildine. adviser. with musical selections by Rose The New Commission. mary bloom, Alf Westley, Moorhead, Leona Lewis, Hawley, replaces and Genevieve Ramsey, Wolverton, Miss Easter as secretary-treasurer before the dinner. of the commission. Succeeding '41 Managing Editor Christensen Acts .As Toastmaster Ruth Downey, Norcross, as social Dr. A. M. Christensen, head of commissioner is Astrid Rosier, Fer the education department at M S. tile. Herb Colmer, Detroit Lakes, Gunderson, Felde, Mee, Reynolds T. C. was toastmaster. During the captain of next year's basketball course of the banquet short squad, takes the place of A1 Gron- speeches were given by President R. ner, Underwood, as athletic com To Fill Other Editorial Positions B. MacLean who spoke on Rural missioner. Don Anderson, Detroit Schools in Retrospect. Mrs. B. J. Lakes, has been acting in Gronner's Neoma Nelson, Moorhead, editor, Gunderson, Clerk of Gunderson place. Florence Felde, Fargo, takes and Gwen Easter, Humbolt, man School, who paid a tribute to Presi over the publicity position, held by Try-Outs For aging editor, will head the MiS- dent MacLean, expressing the ap Bill Jordan, Luverne. Taking the TiC, campus newspaper, in 1941-42, preciation of the affiliated schools place of Genevieve Ramsey, Wol All-College Play the publications board announced for his service and interest in them. verton, as religious commissioner, Thursday. The board named- Glenn Mr. O. R. Sande, Minneapolis, as is Minerva Reynolds, Moorhead. Gunderson, Glyndon, business man sistant director of rural education New music representative is Molly Begin On Monday ager. in the Minnesota State Board of Preston, Moorhead, relieving Conn "Pillars of Society" by Henrik The board appointed Maynard Education, and a former supervisor Bjerke, Ulen. Taking over in place Reynolds, Moorhead, advertising of rural schools of M. S. T. C., was Ibsen is the all-school play to be of Robert Koshnick, Frazee, is Jo given this spring. As announced in manager; Bernardine Tivis, Fargo, the guest speaker of the evening. anne Hart, Mahnomen, as educa circulation manager; Luverne Nae- He spoke on The Future of Rural Mr. Lilly white's own words: "It is Schools. tional commissioner. Elected pep the most powerfully dramatic play geli, Fergus Falls, assistant news commissioner is Shirley Petersen, that's been done since I came here. editor; Leona Lewis, Hawley, re Film Shown. Ada, replacing Marlowe Foss, Hal- It will give the ambitious actors a write editor; Ruth Gilbertson, Ro A special feature of the evening's stad. The forensics post is held by chance for all the acting they will seau, organizations editor; and Vin program was a premiere of the Glenn Gunderson, Glyndon, reliev be able to do." cent Anderson, Deer Creek, printer. film entitled "Teaching Learning ing Hazel Bright, Aitkin. Walter "Pillars of Society" takes place Activities of Appointees Situations in Rural Schools." The Olson, Beltrami, succeeds Norman in Norway. The play takes definite Gwen Easter Neoma Nelson Miss Nelson, present managing film was produced by the education Schafer, St. Charles, as properties character types of people. The cast editor, replacing Ed Verreau, Fargo, department and was taken of set commissioner. Acting in his capa consists of ten male parts, one for is majoring in English, German and ups in each of the nine schools. city has been Robert Taylor, De a thirteen year old boy, and nine The purpose of the film was to French, She is vice president of the troit Lakes. female parts. There is also room junior class, and is a member of show various typos of activities "Ghosts of Mildew Hall" for twenty extras as townspeople. which make for a good teaching- Kappa Delta Pi and Sigma Tau Tryouts will be Monday, March Delta, national honoraries in edu learning situations in rural schools. Hanley Troupe 24, at four o'clock in room 236. Miss Alice Coreniussen, rural sup cation and English, respectively; ervisor, and Miss Ellen Anderson Production Begins Tryouts will be directly from the Lambda Phi Sigma, local honorary countq superintendent of schools, play, so it would be to the advan education fraternity; French-Ger poured.. One of the Interesting Charms Hearers tage of those who wish to try out man club; and is an officer of Pi features of the table decorations Actors Interested Curtain To Rise In Two Weeks On Set Of to read through the play first. Copies Mu Phi, social sorority. She edited was the hand tinted original and the Moorhead high school "Spud" individual place cards done by In Broadcast Work Mystery Play; Special Effects To Be Used are on reserve in the library. You in her senior year, and was news are urged to tiy out for the play Miss Irabelle Thortvedt. Miss By Ila Lokken. Two weeks hence and the stage editor her sophomore year here. Thortvedt, whose home is in the "There's never a dull moment in ston; Jean Page, Beltrami; Bob whether you've had any previous Gwen Easter, who moves from Layton, Dilworth; Marion Zosel, Gunderson school district is often this work," smiled gracious Margot curtain in Weld auditorium will experience this year or not, because the post as news editor, heads the called "Irabelle the Artist" by her swing back revealing a half-erected Wadena; Xena Carman, Fargo; Gilmore between expert applica the play calls for certain definite newly inducted student commission friends. She has been interested tions of lipstick, backstage after her Stanley Campbell, Moorhead; Mar in addition to holding offices in set and the stamping grounds of garet Marcks, Buffalo, N. D.; Stirl types of people. in sketching and painting all her performance as Phyllis in "Modern "The Ghost." The set-up is perfect French-German club, Sigma Tau life which has been done to a great Daughters." ing Hubbard, Moorhead; Dorothy Delta, and Pi Mu Phi. A member of for a murder mystery. The loose Lee, Detroit Lakes; Ben Layton, extent in the interesting art studio- Visions of the publicized one- flats hanging at the sides and back Dragon Masquers, she majors in attic of her home. She has con night stands danced in my head. Dilworth; Maurice Zuehlsdorff, food, Weather, English with minors in German and provide hasty cover when the shoot vloorhead; Shirley Peterson, Whea- tributed much to the Gunderson Miss Gilmore explained that after ing begins. Light cords strung about speech-journalism. giving three or four performances in; Hilda Huetzenroeder, Bertha; Mere—Activities schol in the way of art and has a day, nobody felt much like pur the stage are a constant cause for ij i-inn Wilcox, Bufiala,
The WESTERN MiSTiC Subscription price. 11.50; single copies 5c. Student Activity Fee in cludes subscription to each student regularly enrolled and to each home Anny Back At Keyhole After The "Great Blow from which student comes. Subscription also included in the alumni dues. A weekly newspaper published by Moorhead State Teachers College every Friday of the College year. Printed in the College Print Shop and issued at the College. Entered as second class matter at the Postoffice at Moorhead. Minne Discusses Chinooks, Ad Libbin', Timbre, Parties sota. Hear tell that quite a few people Member By Annymouse I'll wager that although the lights anyone or any deed, just that hunk "Ad libbing" certainly has a rec- were out, no one went to sleep! of weather we had last weekend, safe and sound were astonished to Associated Golleftiale Press ora set this week when Manny Censorship keeps me from reveal- Before taking count of the curiosi- find that they weren't home in bed Marget talked for 45 minutes try- ing all about the storm for I was ties and coincidents of the storm, listening to the reports. Distributor of ing to kill time waiting for the also marooned, and with some jelly I want to thank my country cousins Incidentally, after hearing Car Wahpeton team to come home, friends so Gramps merely peeped for pinch hitting last week while I men Miranda on the radio and. not Golle&iato Di6est Thi s really a record! Lots of over his glasses when I snuck in had a temporary vacation. If they being a,b e t - 1 ™Pact Editorial Staff people ad lib a' college but not as he next morning and muttered, tramped on too many peoples toes of her persi Ed Verreaa Editor-in-Chief without softening the blows, just mouse who should know, says ROSE Neomm Nelson Managing Editor gracefully and don't get reimbursed like some geography students, that William Jordan State Editor properly for their efforts. "They'd outa give this country back discount it to their general "rug- BEAUDRY with very little adjust- Gwcn Easter News Kditor According to the best tipster on to the Indians." gedness" and brashness for such ment can double foi> the Brazilian Florence Felde Assistant News Editor undeveloped "meese." bombshell who is rumored like some Roy Helnecke Sports Editor the choir trip, a good time was had That wild journalism party over Elaine Mer Organisation Editor by all and a gal on the loose can at the Woodall's last Friday night History was made at night of the leading males of the current Doris Stenhjem Illustrator meet a lot of nice men on a train! was mv goal but the co-sponsor" of could certainly be applied to last dramatic production, to have dyna Vernon Wedul__ .Chief Editorial Writer he "shin-dig" met me at the door. Saturday. Tragedy has resulted and mite instead blood m her veins. Ilasei Bright Column Kditor Not mentioning any names of llualneaa Hlaff coui e, and in the process of stay- it vas Horace, the cat, so I didn't is the keynote, but a lot of people A "quickie reported from Urban Anderson -- —Business Manager inover at Minneapolis many peo- accept that invitation. Thev made extracted humor from the fury. It Schwendy by one of my numerous Olson Qundertoa Advertising Manager seems that FRED KELLET. DON relatives is of an English type of Ituth Wangintia - - - - Circulation Manager pie had pleasant sensations around some cracks about me too. I hear Leona Lew la the heart. but when HICKETHEIR starts ANDERSON, and DAN MURPHY humor. "A Chinook is a warm drying Mario w Werner ._ • —Printer Another little job of entertain making cracks and insinuations and did a lot of excess telephoning to wind absorbing a lot of moisture, Henry B. Weltxin ment was provided by that modern editorializing I guess everyone must various and numerous radio sta- Chinook clubs have even been form- Allen E. Woodall tions reporting people safe for the ed." He left to our imagination the Reporters istic version of "Taming of the be shoulder to shoulder in a "Chip- Jul# Onme. Elaine Foes. Leon a Lewis. Luella Lewis, Minn Peoples. Donald Shrew." Could be that the play sey" fashion. night. Most of them were safe, too, recommending of people who should Nelson. Friti Bslkeaol, Genevieve Kamsey Luvern>> Xaegeli. Viola Tarter. X« na wasn't A-l calibre in "timbre" but but not at the places mentioned! belong. Cam**, Eileen MTagnaaon, Milton Grein. Helen Uthns. Hetty Christiansen. Ruby everyone seemed to enjoy it, for Breltand. Norma Werner. Adeline \(e!by. Grayce Hafdahl. Marguerite Gerdes. What a blow! No, I don't mean 11a Lokken Marian Handberg. Mildred Holmes. Edith Sciidder. Aagot I'eland. Margaret Stevens. Stirling Hubbard. Bernsrdine Tiris, Shirley Wetael, Howard Miss Tic Erickson. Rath Ollbertson. Msrjorie Pslowtki. Joanne Hart. Odis L« Grande. Dorothy Telgen. Leona Mae Sharbono. Behind Lyceum Arguments Fly Thick and Fast In Open Letter To MS In regard to Mr. Hickethier's that we couldn't get the numbers The column of last week we are sorry for the $2600 that the two colleges to say that he seems to have got are contributing, but wouldn't it ten the wrong idea somehow. Prob be perfectly fair that both colleges ably that's the way of most of the get a financial statement, and have Mike students on this campus, and we some representation In the group think It should be cleared as quick that pick the programs, seeing that By I)uane >Ioen ly as possible this Is supposed to be a cooiterative One of the best-informed news sylvania. New York and other In the first place, this Lyceum enterprise? The students you had commentators is Fulton Lewis, Jr., states, giving lectures and at the series was supposed to be a coop in mind didn t mean it the way wjj0 ^ heard Mondays through Fri- erative affair consisting of the you took it. days at 6 p. m., over Mutual-KVOX. same time inspecting defense facil Amphlou chorus, Concordia College We arc willing to reconsider if Lewis, a former newspaper editor, ities. Next month will find the the Amphion makes some conces and MSTC college. The programs has a sense for news, and tries to noted commentator in the West. were to be chosen as a group, but sions to us in regard to financial fill his news, broadcasts with up- statements and representation. That Away from New York on a that actually hasn't happened. The to-the-minute observations. Within lecture four, Elmer Davis has Amphion has submitted programs wouldn't be more than Democratic, the last month, to gain first-hand now would it? had to make special arrange and we have had to take them information on national problems, ments for continuing his night without any voice whatsoever In the C. B. he has visited Connecticut, Penn- ly CBS analysis of the news. choice of numbers. Harry Clark, Davis' announcer, Secondly, the American Revolu travels with him. At whatever tion was started by the very same town Davis happens to be stop thing that is happening to us. ping microphones are set up March Winds Are Blowing "Taxation without representation." and special lines run to his We are giving $1400 dollars every room. His voice is carried, via year to the series, yet not once have high-fidelity telephone wires, we received a financial statement to the nearest station on the from the Amphion. (Bob. does Columbia network. From there that sound like a very cooperative it is broadcast to the whole Tabs On affair of the two colleges and the country. Sometimes Davis is Amphion?i We realize that for lecturing at his broadcast time. the $1400 we couldnt get as super Then, the microphone is plac ior type of numbers as we are now ed in the wings of the lecture Music getting, but we have investigated auditorium. Clark warns Davis booking agencies and found out By Ruth Gflbertson when he must go on the air. that we can get five or six num Movie-goers last week end receiv Argentine Way" and make it Davis interrupts his speech for bers of Inferior quality but of a ed extra value for their money a movie you'll like. It's the story five minutes, steps into the By Bob Hickethier type that would please more of the when they were kept at theatres of a couple of obstinate fathers wings, and addresses the net A review of the choir trip should skill to be developed I am in favoi students, and still have educational during the storm and saw the fea who almost cause the separa work. value as well as entertainment tures over, saw the next day's film tion of their son and daughter be quite in order for my subject of a movement to hold the railroad value. The students in this colege and even stage shows by the ushers. who are in love. It's Sunday, Mutual-KVOK news analyst Boake matte! in his column. The sleepy responsible for cleaning bills unon aren't any less well versed in cul You probably won't get the extra Monday, and Tuesday at the Carrei was making a lecture ap- countenances and the dreamy ex- the deposting of food in one's laD ture than the ordinary student, but performance this week but there State. pearance at a New Jersey town pressions of a number of our lads instead of one's stomach Do I and you can't learn mathematics by are some mighty V good pictures* MS students who saw "Our TOWM recently. The chairman had a pet Dsses should go a long way in have any backers on this sugges- plyase he wanted to use in intro- explaining just how successful the tion? starting with solid geometry; you coming. on the stage here at MS last y >:# ri must have some knowledge of the "He stayed for Breakfast" and have seen the movie agree thgv dueing the newscaster. 'That fafn- ' - was. Mr. Preston is quoted as * » » * plays at the Roxy ^Friday and our own actors and actresses did ous international radio orator." he vin8 "at 'bis was one o¥ the ft certainly is tough tL get-b- «. fundamentls of math Itself before m starting with a more advanced Saturday. The story is about a a really marvelous job. Williaii was going to say. Came the big ost, if not the most successful to walking when one becomes arms course. The same can be applied talkative Communist who takes Holden and Martha Scott have the moment, the chairman rose, flush- excursions that he has had the tomed to riding in cabs eh ranst to the music that we have received. refuge in a beautiful woman's leads in the film version of the ed with excitement, and in a loud oppouunity to . ;t. In regard to Even riding in cabs almost'wasn't apartment «tn Paris after tak play at the State next Wednesday voice mrbled, "And now it is my tlle two concerns that were given, fast enough for Lois and LUCY It We did get a concession this year; ope a1 Das we are to have Burton Holmes, the ing some pot shots at her bank and Thursday. pleasure to present that famous Moines and the other is believed that the gals had an international radiator-Boake Car- ar Wesley church in Minneapolis, idea about of couple of corn fed lecturer soon, but without a choice er husband. A good deal of "Blondie Plays Cupid" at the very C led Grand Thursday, Friday, and favorable impressionsImpressions were Iowan hellbell boys. The" „?L.point"°™:, is"that in the programs, how are we to comedy and drama are packed given and the Into the story of how he tries Saturday is another comedy Alec Templeton likes to do choir was highly they almost didn't get to the train know what we will get next year? f, r his radio programs from Holly complimented by critics' " at on tjjjjg Maybe we will have the Griller and to convert her and ends by be about the lovable comic strip places. the Roth string quartets coupled ing converted himself. Stars are family. Penny Singleton, Arthur wood—where he will move next with a few more "long hairs." Music Loretta Young and Melvyn Lake, and Larry Sims again take week for a series of broadcasts. students and a few others most Douglas, who are backed by a the parts of Blondie, Dagwood His show is at 7:30 Hollywood likely enjoyed them when they comedy cast including Alan and Baby Dumpling in the story time, so he doesn't have to think ST3«rSaS were here before and probably Marshall. Eugene Pallette, and in which Blondie to avoid the about going home and going to would if we had them again. That* Una O'Connor. terrors of July 4 takes the fam bed as soon as he is off the you "^" from°crowing fiR AJ35? air. Most fun, he thinks, on a What § perfectly natural, they understand Rosalind Russell and Brian ily to the country, where they hewbeing quoted. **»<> P^er * onstrating a B^nTcCarthTa^ music of that type. There's no ar Aherne in "Hired Wife" are at have amusing adventures help Friday evening is a phonogTaph and it was the real McCoy. the Roxy Sunday through Fri ing a couple eiope and avoiding concert of Beethoven work*. From the divided part of the gument there, but it that catering sleeper came this exclamation, "Mv to the majority of student opinion, day. an irate farmer with a shotgun. His most pleasant childhood Maestro Westley was favored with Kay Kyser. the genial professor goodness, that conductor won't that you talked about? That's our A western in technicolor comes memories are associated with come through here now, will he?" an audience with a well known prime objective, give the students, to the Fargo Friday through Mon of the College of Musical Know ledge. is in "You'll Find Out" at the Beethoven concerts in publisher and as a result will have what they like, and not try to force day The movie is "Western Union" It has been concluded by a ma- — — ----- something they dont understand which is a lively and gusty tale the Grand Sunday through Thurs Queens Hall, London, on Friday some of his music published. A upon them. We're not dictating, centered around the threading of day. nights. onlvV pSasSfbu? ^ ^ COnsensus of °P™°n shows that we're trying to provide entertain the Western Union cable into the See "Brother Rat and a Baby" _mhy a^pleasure but also an art or the choir is glad that they missed ment as well as to educate them in region beyond the Missouri River. at the Isis Friday and Saturday. Latest Lyceum Angle the storm. the varied phases of art. i Count Using the Western Union angle as It's a sequel to "Brother Rat" back four word* from the paren a background, the story is about which deals with the ups and thesis and you will see the word two bandit brothers. One of the downs of a young couple and varied; we all learn what that brothers goes straight, joins the their baby. The cast is almost Moi e Field Expansion vs. Culture means, and then get a list of the Western Union trail blazers, and is the same too with Priseilla Lane. seeing our country's artists in per- WITH MARY 'vceum program since we have been til us directly opposed to his robber Jane Bryan, and Wayne Morris. The JSoSTbSSS modern ^n^ ofTeS'h3'' 016111them havehaVl not in r'lth the Amphion, and see how brother who is in league with the "Pigskin Parade" stars the peppy educationlucation is. most of us will agree,agree! so ^nice" ' °' looked much »r-i£ky we have had. Does Indians. The. two brothers are also little songster. Judy Garland. Sun that we could teach.,h GiyeGive students Ij don, _. H to perform and value of educational IN JAMAICA art consist of music only? rivals in love for the hand of a day and Monday. Paul Muni is an- f" opportunity •| _ H 0U1 past .„mm telegraph operator. Randolph Scott other outstanding character por- the" send !hem out equipped.ninnod Such any„„„ ,."L_lyceum lyceum courseurse or Going back to the $1400 we "tuck R in" for the series, we dont believe and Robert Young are the brothers. trayal in "WeWe are not Alone" is ^statement is based on the idea merit, but I do miPcti^reasonal5le ^ y Laverne Naegeli that anyone i$ "slipping some Virginia Gilmore 1s the beautiful coming to the Isis Tuesday and 'haJ. „order to be a competent that hibites tec a**the greatrVTo,-?-estion a policyP° money in his pocket." We know telegraph operator; Barton Mac- Wednesday. basketball coach, the nersonperson" under oFanf fund paid^Wsieatei ^nrt portionP°?ioh °ut ?t?Vel "Rebecca"? y au h or Lane is a villain; and others in the Thursday's special at the Isis is consideration should have perform- not spend that sUm in th!F w * . ' Daphne du Maurier, cast are Dean Jaggers. Slim Sum- the Jones family in another slap- ed. the voice teacher is worthless departments -rhT Hthe va"ous nas wntten another novel packed ACP merville, Chil Wills, and John Car- happy comedy. "Too Busy to Work." withput previous experience; a with abilitF ambitkm the.students ™th thnll« and excitement which radlne. Starting March 28th the teacher is shaky at the first trial guts will'obtata ^1 * a little TS recently made into a movie ort (By Associated Collegiate Press) "Four Mothers" stars the State Theatre will present the far on into the night. perform manv o. F °PP unity to starring Charles and At Brown university there's a stu I.ane sisters and Gale Page first of a series of Friday night What this article is attempting ied and strnno- es with var" Maureen O'Hara. dent named Foist. Intrigued, some Tuesday through Friday at the Amateur Vodvil Contests, so to get as is that if MSTC as an in- articles has 1"0ns' ^ v, "Jamaica Inn" hidden in th" one started a checkup. It developed Fargo. announced Everett Olsen, State stitut.on is interested in liberalism, such a program doe, m i4' but ha-!'Sh Coi'msh moors was a den of 0t 6Vl1 and he was the son of immigrant par Jon Hall and Lynn Bari head Theatre manager. if u is working towards growth and Furthermore a " ', no man knew what Soi- ents who had Anglicized their name, the cast of characters of "Kit The contest will continue for .....son *f it plans to give its fu- program if it'was T ne lyceum rors As dark shutters hid Yet it ture students true experienceexnerienre in ten,;,,tertni.-, 11 was to interest, en- was to this forbidding place that presumably in Nyawk. Nyawk. Carson." an exciting western nine consecutive weeks after thp At any rate, the family name which is billed for the Moor which there will be a series of formerly had been prima head theatre Friday and Satur three elimination contests con day. The plot concerns the fam sisting of the first and second , , - was she to learn We won't be interested always in cusb f "The highest tribute which society ous scout, who takes charge of 2 NBCBC T ' ioned seats th h r of place winners of the weekly training teachers. Progressiveness • F symphony °L f T° toe place, though pays to colleges is the tribute of a wagon train and brings it shows. On the thirteenth Fri j ^ree popcorn r,fhllaye beneath its roof because would indicate many other fields. 4 a expecting a positive contribution safely through the Shoshone day the State Theatre will pre . - 36 exits to allow nennio t . h„ f unt. While she was there, That is why I say that with an p ople to from the beneficiaries of the college country to California. if they felt hke it leave she learned of Francis Davey, the sent the Grand Contest. Only $1400 distributed in the activity de responsibility. Of him to whom If you haven't seen "Escape" yet, those who survive the semi-final 5. Griller quartet. ainiiQ0 P^eacher who rode the moors much is given, much is expected, now's your chance, because it's com- posits of the various departments program will be eligible to par of MSTC, the road to a condition 6. Burton Holmes. v. mtohight; of her uncle and society expects college women ing to the Moorhead Sunday. Mon- ticipate in the final contest. '• Ted Shawn brother, the horse-thief; of t© accept responsibility."—Miss Mil- day and Tuesday. It co-stars Robert ed educational program can bp smugglers and murderers and the The contest is open to all opened. Expansion in such a field o' Singers dred McAfee, president of Wellesley Taylor and Norma Shearer and is amateur entertainers in the in sucn a field 9 Kino- v —; augers the coa means eventual growth in dozens Nagurskf ng Kashey vs. Bronko v hF ° . st; of wreckers College, reminds graduate women of a story of Nazi Germany. Fargo-Moorhead area. To facil BUISK1 u shint6 • profession it was to lure ofOf wayswavs as was outlinedn.,fu.,„a in last* - their duties to the community. Watch for dark handsome Victor itate the planning of programs week's MiSTiC Until MSTC can afforrt tn v, • L aYd false lights when The word "hello" is spoken 175 Mature in "Captain Caution." He's all amateurs desiring to enter We say that a Lyceum course ot the" benefit3to^th1561^1'"161'8^^ ?nd fa"h Girls wilfbfgla^toS times a day by the average student, slated for bigger and better parts are urged to call in person at some sort must exist. according to an Alfred university in Hollywood. Wednesday and Ouruur past re- wants £ J°^e stodnet^tuanet who toatwiai Jim, the horse-thief the State Theatre as soon as lo was the survey. Thursday are the dates for this iations wdh the Amphion Artists difference to"'°esn,t make anv " ve possible. Cash prizes will be although not questioningmiest.ionin„ thetv,„ valid mnerence to the others anyhow hero em and leave 'em" type of In the first ten months of 1940, show at the Moorhead. popuIari awarded for the first four plac-' ity of progress seems to have been in "r- zed by Clark Gable gifts to the University of California At the state Friday and Saturday, es. t OLLEGIATE enjoyed by a minority of the stu i REVIEW Mm 1with the you-know-what." for endowments totalled $454,356. "Safari" teams Carole Landis and The Friday night amateur dents. An individual Lyceum course r '?0 Collegiate Press) Pll„S herself and the life of the John Hubbard. L Fy gb8l: More than 10,000 University of shows will be presented in ad also involves_ difficulties as to selec- Maternity of st oiaf id^ ?. countryside spring into viv- Texas men take part each year in Hot music, suave South Am n dition to the regular screen tion of arUstic numbers "'Vhe'Tover ers ^onc6"6"'5 3" a"nUal "P1unk- full w J J these romantic and the school's program of intramural erican Romeos and songs of program. There will be no in- of symphonies can still listen to the lull-blooded pages. sports for "average athletes." Carmen Miranda add to "Down crease in admission prices. rahio NBC carries opera every sit urday afternoon. As to the thrill of de^V-^ — * a st and installed a third in 1931 ' working on the University of Minnesota campus is $100. March 21, 1941 TH^ WESTERN M1STIC Page Three Baseball Spring Training Begins Monday Hope To Organize MSTC Wins First, Western MiSTiC College League Cobs Second, In Intru-mural PlayJ With spring just around the cor- By Pete Ingberg ner, the baseball enthusiasts of g f I • T -i.: In the second game of the Intra Sic have already begun to get Change in I aetlCS I SPORTS mural series between Concordia and in shape for the strenuous season MSTC played at the Concordia gym ahead. nasium, the Cobbers defeated MSTC champs 33-29, thereby evening the Fred Kellett, who is taking charge three-game series at one win apiece. of the managerial duties for the The MSTC five won the first tilt present, has announced that all 38-37. those interested in trying out for Junior Boys Uie For Trophies And The first half of the game was the team should contact him at very slow and one sided. Concordia their earliest convenience, as the has new fan-shaped bank boards, diamond-men will begin working and this seemed to be a decided out in the gym on Monday of next Medals In Three-Day Cage Clinic disadvantage to the Draggln (?) week. The semi-final rounds of the tournament have been taken care will each be presented with a medal. Intramural stars. practice sessions will be confined Also, the three outstanding players Concordia was in the lead all the first annual Baby Dragon Junior of by Odis LeGrand, MS junior high to the gym until weather permits coach. Trophies and medals have of the entire clinic will be selected way, with the half time score stand the boys to practice outside. So if Boys Basketball Clinic are sched been purchased and will be present and presented with special medals. ing at 12-0. In the third quarter you're interested in trying out, see uled for 7:15 tonight on the Drag ed tomorrow night at the clinic These three players will be eligible the Dragglns cut the lead to four Fred, or else report in the gym on court. Student admission is 10 finals. A 23-inch trophy will be for competition in the selection of points, trailing 15-19 at the end of at 4:00 o'clock sharp on Monday. cents. given to the champions. the All-American Junior high school the period. Taschuk replaced Hun Lettermen who will be back are The four junior boys' teams par An 8-man all-tournament team team. deby in the fourth quarter, and Odis LeGrand, Joe Taschuk, Herb ticipating are Moorhead, Roose will be selected and these players Sportsmanship trophies will be dropped in three buckets in quirk Colmer, Fred Kellett, Roman Ren- velt (Fargo >, Hawley, and MSTC. It presented to the most deserving succession, cutting the Cobber mar gel, Florian Karels, and Gordon is a round-robin clinic, not being Hammer. Nchwendeinan team and individual player. Medals gin to one point. played as most tournaments are will also be given to the player mak Then Kraru and Sllters again Hundeby. To Attend XTCC Meet ing the most spectacular shot, the scored giving the Cobbers an in No schedule has been set as yet, The two winners of last night's games will play the losers and the Coach Ed Hammer and Mr. J. R. player making the most points in creased margin. but a tentative outline of teams to winners of these games will clash Schwendeman, faculty athletic rep a single game, and the high-point With about three minutes to go be played has been drawn up. One tomorrow night for the champion- man of the tournament. Bill Jung was ejected from the game has definitely been set, and "Track wlil begin as soon as the resentative, will travel to Minnea- ship In this way each team plays j Minnesota, on March 28 for Student support will be greatly game because of fouls, being re that is against Detroit Lakes on weather is permissible," announced all of the others at least once. ** appreciated in this event. placed by Hundeby. Taschuk also May 4. track coach Ed Hammer in regard the purpose of attendmg the North- era Teachers College Conference left the game via the four-foul Northern League teams with to the query which this reporter Campus School Will Dragons Enter YMCA whom the Dragons hope to schedule Give Phy. Ed. Program meeting. Inter-City Cage Meet route, leaving the team to play the games are Grand Forks, Crookston, made. The date for the teachers con last minute and a half with only The annual campus school phys ference state track meet will be dis Coach Ed Hammrr has informed and the Fargo-Moorhead Twins. Coach Hammer stated that no four men. ical education demonstration will cussed at the meeting, as will next us that the MSTC basketball team ft is hoped that additional games track schedule had been arranged We quote LeGrand as saying ."We be held at 2:00 p. m., Friday, March year's basketball schedules and oth will enter the Inter-City basketball can be arranged with Fergus Falls, to date, but he is beginning to work er routine business. Comstock, Mayville Teachers, and 28, in the college gym. The pro tournament being held at the Fargo were decidedly off" on it this week. • As it is too wet "Incidentally," said Coach Ham YMCA on March 27, 28, 29. The MSTC FG FT PP TP possibly a series with the Concordia to practice outside, the track enthu gram, under the direction of Jean Kron and Don Anderson, will con mer with a sly wink and plenty tournament is being put on by the Kuhn. f . 3 1 0 7 Cobbers. siasts will have to work out indoors of emphasis on the word, 'there YMCA, and many strong teams are Hundeby. f ~ ...1 1 0 3 Although nothing definite is for a week or two. sist of folk dancing, volleyball, will be a basketball tournament expected to enter. The Dragon quint Jefferson, c 2 2 2 « known at the present time, there Track equipment can be obtained marching, and the children's fav taking place down there about that is being sponsored by Matt S leg el's LeGrand, g .. 2 1 2 5 is a possibility of forming a league by seeing Coach Hammer in his orite game, "Boomerang." time." And we all know he means Jung, g ...I 0 4 2 made up of Mayville Teachers, Val office, and checking it out with the state basketball tournament. clothing store of Fargo. Taschuk. f . 3 0 4 3 ley City Teachers, Wahpeton Sci him. With Joe Taschuk acting as M. ence, Concordia, and MSTC. of C., assisted by Polly Trost and ZERVAS MARKET Totals 12 5 12 29 With Pete Young dropping out of Volleyball Players Herb Colmer, the swimming dem ARLEiXE COBBERS FG FT PF TP school at the opening of this quar Wanted For Tourney onstration will follow immediately Beauty Shop ' Quality Meats Silters, f 5 1 4 11 ter, the Dragons will have to find The Fargo YMCA is promoting in the college pool. - Dahl. f ...0 2 0 3 a volleybaU tournament which will Fancy Cheese & Sausages Kranz c ....4 0 2 8 a new shortstop to fill his shoes. Most of the arrangements for the Other positions which are very much be held at the YMCA building at Over Newberry's 612 Center Avenue Moorhead Temonson. g 1 1 3 3 open at the present time are those 1:00 p. m. on March 29. Coach Ed TRY OUR SPECIALS Perman 7, 0 2 4 of catcher, 2nd baseman, and 3rd Hammer has announced that if Smlthstad, f 0 3 0 3 baseman. But that doesn't mean enough boys are interested in com BALDWIN PIANOS Dale, g 1 0 0 2 that you prospective diamond-men peting in a tournament of this na YOUR PLACEMENT PROBLEM haven't a chance at any of the ture, the Physical Education de Totals .13 7 11 33 partment would consider paying the ZENITH RADIOS Solved without unnecessary expense... Test this agency—Be Convinced. First game box score: other positions, for you most cer Teachers Application Handbook with enrollment. W rite tainly have. entrance fee, thereby sponsoring an MSTC volleyball team. CONCORDIA FG FT FM PF TP It's a wide open situation, and SCHUMMERS SCHOOL SERVICE 1 1 3 0 3 Kellett urges all who are interested If you are interested in this tour Smestad. f . nament, and would like to compete, Thorson's Electric 910 Lumber Ex. Bldg. MineapoUs, Minn. Sillers, f 8.... 0 0 3 16 to report to him before or on Mon see Ed Hammer as soon as possible "Your Friendly Teachers' Agency" Kranz, c 3 2 1 2 8 day at 4:00 o'clock. so that he may have ample time to Shop Temeson. g 3 1 2 1 7 send in the entry. Dahl. g 1 0 0 1 2 Baby Dragons Face Isaacson, f . 0 1 0 1 1 Akeley; Plan Outing Coast To Coast Store 610 Center Ave. Moorhead: The MSTC campus high school BUSINESS TRAINING Totals 16 5 6 8 37 basketball team members will be the MSTC FG FT FM PF TP .guests of Mr. Glenn L. Woods at Hardware—Auto Supplies A business education is the best investment P. >oung person can Hundebv. f . 0 0 2 0 the Woods' cottage near Akeley, make The demand for trained workers is f.A greater than the sup Taschuk. f . 4 2 2 3 9 Minnesota, on March 22 and 23. A Sporting Goods ply. Every week we hav more calls lor skilled workers than we are LeGrand. c . 7 1 1 1 15 basketball game, in which the cam 622 Center Avenue able to fill. . .. Olson. W., g 0 0 0 0 0 pus high team will oppose the Ake If interested in a course in business training, call at the oince, Jung, g 3 0 1 1 6 phone 2-2477, or write for particulars. Jefferson, g 4 0 1 0 8 ley high school quint on March 22, Phone 3-0570 will headline the weekend for the Totals 18 2 7 7 38 boys. Dr. L. M. Dahl INTERSTATE BUSINESS COLLEGE —Dentist— Fargo, North Dakota Let the George's Do It Elmer 524 Center Ave. Moorhead GEORGE'S BERG'S SHOE PARLOR DeLuxe "SELF CONTROLLED, MIRROR PHOTOGRAPHY" DAKOTA PHOTO It's new, it's different. 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Erickson will discuss the physical YWCA-YMCA has been announced He will also attend a, joint "Ca training of crippled children. by Mrs. Jessie Askegaard. The dates for the course are April 17 to 19, Htfl ! reer Day for High School Seniors," At the last meeting of the group, for the Breckenrdige and Wahpeton 24 to 26, and May 1 to 3 with hours schools, at Breckenridge, April 18. March 17, three girls, Delores Gaag on Thursdays and Friday from 4 showing definite Miss Jessie McKellar and Mrs. held In the sorority room next Sun- A similar affair will be held at of Wheaton, Helen Borecsk, Inter to 5 p. m. and Saturday mornings aking her presence A. M. Christensen entertained the day, March 23. Crookston April 22. The same eve national Falls, and Gladys Norden, from 9 to 10 a. m. The course in ecoming the subject volves ten hours of class work and mothers of Pi Mu Phi active mem- At the last meeting initiation ning, April 22, Dr. Lura will speak Foston, were pledged into the or tings of the social bers in Fargo and Moorhead, pat- services were held for Blanche Lar- at the Northwest Schoolmaster's an equivalent time in preparation. organizations this week. Spring rcnesses and faculty members at son, Beltrami. Ruth Wangsness, Study Club at Thief River Falls. ganization. Formal initiation ser At the successful completion of the dances, weekend trips and spring i tea Thursday, from four to six. Moorhead, and Bertha Letnes, Moor- Dr. Lura attended Career Day at vices will be held at the end of the course, Standard Leadership Edu rushing were the materialization Mrs. Trost, Warren, was an out of head, were in charge of refresh- Detroit Lakes, Wednesday, March spring term. cation credit on second series level is granted. of this invasion by spring. town guest. ments. 11. Notification has been received Twenty-five different vocations Ha 9 I Date A, Mother's and Patrons Club was AES Will Sponsor that the Moorhead chapter, Alpha For Formal organized at the tea; Mrs. Chris- Annual Fraternity Sing were represented by authorities in each field. Each authority had a Beta, will be inspected by province Maynor At & snori on tnsen, Moorhead, was elected pres- Discussion of possible new mem- Wednesday e bl i>C -P- ident; Mrs. Powell, Fargo, secre- bers to fill the year's quota for the room in which to discuss his voca director, Lille G. Rice, sometime in (Continued from Page One) tions, and the group of listeners pa Sorority ay, M y 9. tary-treasurer. They will meet the year occupied the major portion of April. intensity, communicative power, iormal third Thursday of every month, business for Alpha Epsilon Wed- shifted from one room to another the date of every 20 minutes. Mr. George Sim- stitute, which she entered at four general plans for a food sale for the soror- nesday night. party. Takir son, Principal of the Detroit Lakes teen, and where she received her arrangement; xxa^un a : to be held Saturday, March 29". Two important dates were agreed Lilly white Judges Contest f 1 Junior High School, graduated from first vocal lessons. A few years lat Luella Lewis, fean Walker, w i (.scussed. upon for the spring session. Friday, M. S. T. C. in 1929. Dr. Lura says Last Tuesday, March 10, Mr. Her- Detroit Lake Laine Swan- Stenhjem In Charge May 30, was decided upon for the this meeting was the best of its old Liilywhite Judged the Seabury- er she toured Europe as a member son. Moorhe; Of General Arrangements annual spring formal. The date of type that he has ever attended. Peace Contest in extemporary of the Institute's famous negro Ku.shi.ig T a At tzel Home Doris Stenhjem, Fargo, has been Wednesday, April 30, has been se- chorus. Afterwards, she studied at The Beta bi spi rushing tea speaking and oratory, at Mayville placed in charge of general arran- cured fQr the customary inter-fra- the Westminster Choir School in will be held at Shii ley ments for the Gamma Nu Spring , , Exercise Your Pens; Teachers College. Today he is judg , Sunday, which will be held on May ternity-soronty sing sponsored by Princeton, N. J., until a few friends, Wetzel in M Dimce Design Deadline April 4 ing a high school one-act play con a .... Mrs. j.j rpjj p ing rushing tea will be Alpha Epsilon. aware of her talents, persuaded her March 23. Mr e S r A second call is being issued for test at Christine, N. D. ^ VI P< your literary escapades. These se to essay a singer's career. ng, the At their We meet Coming Events lections may include short stories, further LSA To Attend personal essays, descriptive sketch Dr. F. A. Dr. J. W. plans lor uieir annual w iek-end Friday, March 21: DR. HARVEY M. MONSON 8:00 p. m.. Junior high school es, character sketches, and poetry. party. The date of their spring AC Conference —Dentist— THYSELL - DUNCAN L. S. A. members met in Ingle- basketball, big gym. The deadline for contributing these iormal will be May 29. for the Literary Designs edition of Dial 3-0913 Dial 3-0311 Initiated Into Pi Mu Phi side Thursday evening and discuss- Saturday, March 22: Above Waterman's . :1 plans for attending the L. S. A. 8:00 p. m., Junior high bask- the Mistic is April 4. Physicians & Surgeons rley Peterson, Wheaton, was teball. 602 Center Ave. Moorhead ted into the Phi Mu Phi Sor- Workers Conference at the NDAC The area convention of Sigma 624 Center Ave. Wheeler Blk. on Saturday, March 22. Elaine Foss, Sunday, March 23: one at a iormal meeting Wednes- 4:00-6:00, Beta Chi rushing Tau Delta will be held here on evening. During the business Hals tad, had charge of the pro day gram; Helen Groethe and Lillian tea, sorority room. May 10. Other schools to attend ng plans for making money met Bowhall, both of Hendrum, furnish 4:00-6:00, Gamma Nu rush this convention are the teacher's MALVEY TRY OUR suggested. May 3 has been ed a vocal duet. The remainder of ing tea, sorority room. colleges of Jamestown, Aberdeen, CHILI AND n for the annual spring dance. the evening was spent in group dis Monday, March 24: Service Station 7:30, Rho Lambda Chi, Ing- and Bemidji. HAMBURGERS 5 flower brackets have been cussion. —YEEDOL MOTOR OIL lased as an addition to the Everyone is invited to come to the elside. EDDIE'S 7:30, Geography Council, TYDOL GASOLINE— wall furnisn^ of the room. Next next meeting when plans for the MSTC Newman Club 707 First Ave. So. — Dial 3-1612 714 Center Ave. week's room comnimittee consists of spring banquet and picnic outing Room 127. Jean - Lindberg, Kennedy; Lucy will be discussed and made. Wednesday, March 26: Receives Communion Hanson, Crooks ton astanee Lew- 7:00, Pi Mu Phi. Sunday, March 23, the Newman Beta Chi FOR A VISIT, A LUNCH, OR A MEAL is. Fergus Falls. McGarrity Speaks Psi Delta Kappa club of MSTC will receive com MEET AT (t Gamma Nu munion in a body at the (8:00 Today I Am A Man, On Music Activities Alpha Epsilon o'clock mass) in St. Joseph's church. 7:15, Owls The ladies of the parish will en THE BLUEBIRD COFFEE SHOP F or Tomorrow—' Mr. Bertram McGarrity spoke on Friday, March 28: E. M. PEDERSON - - L. A. BENSON music in the public schools at the 9:00-11:30, All colloge dance, tertain the Newman club at a 618 Center Avenue — Moorhead, Minnesota her yet. : :appa Delta Pi meeting, Tuesday, breakfast immediately following the :>r in his- March 18. Serving on the lunch ment of committee were Dr. Lura and Miss mass. It is expected that every Mr. BriJ , c.i he history Carlson. Plans were made for a one will be there. AMERICAN STATE BANK nnouneed cial meeting to elect new mem- spe COMSTOCK TAXI Moorhead, Minnesota March IS he officially be- bers. Eyes Examined — Glasses Fitted man. His first granddaugh- A Friendly Home-Owned Institution born In St. Paul. Her par- DIAL 3-1546 ERNEST PEDERSON are Mr. Mrs. Jack Bridges Chapel —OPTOMETRIST— Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (Continued from Page One) Navlor: he is now work- 315 Center Ave. in the ers Carter and Mee, explained that Phone 3-1743 Moorhead, Minn. itory in Paul, her players represented many walks IE ucDla maurice of life. 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