NORTH DAKOTA AGRIC, COLLEGE OCT 2 7 1950 TH£ LIBRARY Friday, October 27, 1950 North Dakota Agricultural f',nllege, Fargo, N. Dak. Vol. LX I - No. G H. degard Will es C ce t Monday • • • • University Completes Plans Committees Select • • Play Casts For For NDAC W eek en d Guests One-Act Contests Final preparations for Dad's tory. Last year at a combination Day at the University of North Dad's Day-Homecoming event the Casts have been selected for the Dakota have been completed, and Sioux rocked South Dakota State four one-act plays that will com­ the event is destined to be the from undisputed possession of the pete in the 32nd annual play con­ best in its three-year history, ac­ NCC title with a 19-0 triumph. test sponsored by the Little Coun­ cording to Chairman JoAnnt, The weekend will open Friday try Theater. Bridston of Grand Forks. with an all-campus open house Karen Johnson is directing "The Accomodations for a large from 2 to 5 p.m. At this time Dear Departed" for the freshmen. crowd expected from the North guests of the University will visit Cast members include June Carol Dakota Agricultural college have departments with exhibits. Aamodt, Jean Vogel, Betty Lou Kerr, Dave Parker, Gary Lunde been made. Admission for NDAC Dr. Fred S. Hultz, president of students will be $1 upon present­ and Robert Severson. NDAC, will give the main address Sophomores are producing "The ation of student activity tickets. at the Dad's Day banquet Friday Seating of the guest students will Happy Journey" under the direct­ night following a welcome by ion of Iona Dazell. Carol Bohr is be on the east end bleachers of the UND president John C. West and stadium. assistant director. Members of the parents' responses by William De­ ca t are Donna Hellen, Nancy The 2 p.m. football clash Satur.. Puy of Grafton and Mrs. W. J. day will mark the U's third Dad's Sherman, Dorothy Pderson, Jim Klemer of Larimore. Loyde C. Nesting, Leland Elhard, and Bill Day. NDAC spoiled the inaugural Thompson of Grand Forks, Dad's in 1948 with a spirited 19-7 vie- Woel. Sophomore play committee Day association president, will included Iona Dalzell, Beverly preside. Litzinger, and William Woel. Klundt, Svein.on House decorations will be ob- Juniors will stage "Last of the served and julged following the Lowries" with Donna Irgens, La­ ,.., A tt d ••eeting banquet, while Saturday opens Vonne Sommers, Mary Wanner, J.. 0 en l J'J.. i with a public relations breakfast and Bob Zube. Serving on the Wally Klundt, editor of the in the Ryan hotel. Also Saturday play-selection committee were Ed Bison, and Edward Sveinson, edl- morning Alpha Phi Omega service Barrie, Albert Anderson, and Max­ tor of the Spectrum, wilf attend fraternity, composed of former ine Sill, who will direct tne play. the Associated Collegiate Press Boy Scouts, will conduct a tour of Janet Schwer and Don Stewart convention which will be held at the University, giving p -i 1 are cast members of "Gettysburg", the Edgewater Beach hotel in emphasis to the building program. senior play. Ch1cago• N ov. 2, S, and 4 • Halftime ceremonies will have This convention will bring to- music from three bands, the NDAC gether about 500 editors, businesa band under the direction or. Will- AC Judg·,ng Team managers, and staff members of iam Euren, the Bismarck hagpipw college publications from all band of B. marck junior college, Takes I01..h Place parts of the country. Oustanding handled by Clarion Larson, and ~ 8 peakers and expert in all phases John E . Howard's University band. C • • • • of college publication will lead _Also at this time,. three ~.r:ophies In Kansas ontest "The Incomparable Hildegarde", Gus Edwards, who also discov­ roundtable discussions on various will be awarded,. m addition . to . the internationally famous song- ered Eddie Cantor, Walter Win­ phases of newspaper and yearboo - others, to fr~termtr and soror ty The senior Judging team placed stress and piani t, will appear with chell and George Jessel, first publication. house deco1·ations wmner~. ~0th among the 22. teams .entered lher own orchestra at Festival hall, notieed her singing voice and in­ Klundt and Sveinson are being An all-campus party with mus.ic m the Intercolle.giate Lives~k. Monday October 30. in her unique troduced her a a vocalist in sent under the auspices of the by (?ene Allyn'.s .orchestra will 1 Judging Contest m Kansae C1ty, song and piano concert. vaudeville. Board of Publication which is provide the a~t1-chmax frum 9 to Mo., Saturday, Oct. 14. The team Students may purchase tickets Then came several years in financing the trip. 12 Saturday mght. placed a~ove .such chool as Pur- to this special attraction at the =-----=--__:::..,_ _______.:_ ______________ due university, South _Dak~ta Little Country Theater for 60 Europe, first in Paris, then in London, developing the glamorous State. college, and the University cents on pre entation of their presentation that wa ultimately f Mmne ota. Student Activity card. The ticket to make her a world-famed fjgure. Students, Faculty Members . Th.e team placed th1!d m hog must be accompanied by the Stu­ She was already a legend when she Judgmg and .se.venth m cattl.e. dent Activity card for admittance came back to America and for a :Wa.l~r Ness tie~ fo.r fourth m to the program. To Attend Minot Conference mdiv1dual sheep Judging out of Her program her will be mad decade now she ha been one of the reigning stars of the merican A oup of nine tudent and C ge at the 1950 Conference 110 cont s nt · . up of music that has long capti- entertainment world. faculty members will represent on Higher Education. Students who made the tnp vated Hildegarde's following-her the North Dakota Agricultural Presidents, faculty members and were Floyd Brown, Jack Dahl, romantic Rodgers and Hart; her A few years ago, Hildegarde students from the nine tate in ti­ Donald Calderwood, Walter N~ss, intriguing continental ong ; her began to tudy advanced piano tutions of higher learning will ~nd ~herman Mandt, all seniors impeccablE' rieg; her haunting again, taking up where she had All-College Dance on , ne on the campus of Minot m animal husbandry. The alter- G r h w in her unfor ettable left off at Marq11ett University. State Teacher College Nov. 5, 6, nates were Marvin Skadberg, John Straus watt'zes and her pirited La t summer, for the first time, Set For Tonight and 7. Dr. Homer P. Rainey, presi­ Myrdal and Gerald Strangler. Latin American music. Hildegarde turn~d to the concert Trailer City is sponsoring an all­ dent of Stephens College, Colum­ M rle Light, instructor in animal Included will b uch selection tage beginning her concert tour college dance tonight in Festival bia, Mo., will be the featured hu bandry, i coach of the team. a "Darling, J Vou Aim B au­ in Europe. She plans to divide C hall. Thee FARGO ANS will fur­ speaker and conference leader. coup", her th me ong; and "The h r a on in the United State nish the music for your listening Harry William of the Interna­ Last Time I Saw Pari ." Salva­ into a fall tour of four w ek and and dancing enjoyment. Admis ion tional Harve ter Co. will address Army Per onnel tore Gio , Hild arde' a . i ting a pring tour of five week . -75c per couple, 50c single. the banquet session. Principal piani t, will hare th potlight in topic of discussion during the con­ Inspect ROTC two piano a1 ·ang m nt of work clave will b college public rela­ of Irving B rlin Vine nt Y uman, Members oJ YW, YM '"'"¥" Party Tomorrow tion . Per onnel from the ordnanc ec­ and Victor H 1·b rt. Repr sentative NDAC students Hild gard wa a piani t h for To Attend Conference Everyone is invited to an old­ tion, Headquarter Fifth Army, cho en to attend the conf rence h becam a ing r; h majored f a hioned Halloween party spon- b gan th annual Army ROTC ord­ are Hu h Han n of Kintyre, n­ nan in p ction at DAC on in mu ic at Iarqu t ored jointly by the YMCA and ior in agricultural engine rin ; YWCA Saturday evening, Octob r W dn . day. Items in p cted in­ in 1ilwauk e. When Allan Dri n r of Fe end n, clude w apon , vehicle , aud fir cut h rt h r colleg 2 , at 8 p.m. in the college audi­ senior in administrative en in r­ b cam a piani t for a ri torium. Ther will be square d nc­ control quipm nt. ing; LaVonn Sommers of Moor­ vaudevill h adlin r in th mid­ in and refreshment . h ad, Minn., junior in home co­ di w . t and finally b am nomic ; and Virginia Bo1·d rud of vaud vill p r onality h r If av nport, s nior in horn ono- Continue All-School playin on f th f m· piano in NOTI E TO BOWLER Play Tryou t:s Today nn a t th t , bill d a "J rry It' till not too late to enter an H r aby ,r nd " in th newly-i lii In r · Tryout for th fir t hool In th arly '3 ' Mural bowling league. yon play of th ye r w r rt d ye • o nko, intere tcd hould attend th tE:r ay.