It's Booster Night As Ac Opens Ncic Schedule

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VOLUME LV. Z 545a STATE COLLEGE STATION, NORTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1940. NO. 5 IT'S BOOSTER NIGHT AS AC OPENS NCIC SCHEDULE Homecoming Military Sponsors King Ace High Organize Bison Bison Encounter Panthers To Be Chosen From Will Feature For APG Hop `Boosterettes' Guidon Membership In First Conference Game With Gorman King of Roosevelt- In order to stimulate interest in Skit Contest Military sponsors, with the excep- Wallace-Vogel fame as general man- the Bison Boosters' work, a group of Coach Clyde 'Buck' Starbeck's Crew tion of the Honorary Cadet Colonel, ager, Alpha Phi Gamma's first annu- girls known as "Bison Boosterettes" Heggeness In Charge were called on to help boosters inter- Will Furnish Initial League Test will henceforth be chosen from Gui- al Journalistic All-College dance pro- Of Parade Committee; don, national auxiliary to Scabbard est businessmen in NDAC's sports mises to be the best promoted affair program. These girls have canvassed For NDAC Herd Weakened By Injuries File Float Plans Monday and Blade, Lt. Col. J. R. Mendenhall of the fall social season. the downtown district in an effort to By GEORGE RULON announced at a meeting of the or- Decorations will be in keeping with sell tickets to the Iowa State Teach- A five-minute skit contest the Fri- NDAC's Thundering Herd, seri- ganization Tuesday. The Honorary the journalistic theme and music will ers' game tomorrow night. day night before the game is an in- Defensive Ace ously handicapped by injuries, will Cadet Colonel, who is to be a senior be provided by Lee Stenehjem's or- The group was organized to coop- novation to be added to homecoming chestra. have its work cut out for it tonight girl, will be elected by the advanced erate throughout the year with the on Dacotah Field when the Bison Bison Boosters to promote enthusi- this year, John Fisher, president of military men. Assisting King are Bill Smith, pub- play host to the Iowa State Teachers licity; Betty Critchfield, finance; Bill asm in Bison activities. Personnel the student commission, announced. Guidon will sponsor an All-College College Panthers. The game is Guy, decorations; Vernon Giles, invi- includes Alice Driver, Elaine Wig- Each organized group on the cam- dance Nov. 15 in Festival Hall with scheduled for 8 p.m. and will be the tations. dahl, Marguerite Steiner, Maurine members of the military department first North Central Intercollegiate pus is invited to enter a skit. The Steiner, Ruth Black, Mildred Duck- Dancing hours will be from 10 to Conference engagement for the Herd. winning skit will receive a trophy. as guests of honor. Mary McCannel stad, Hazel Isaak, Cathryn Cassel- and Delores McDowell are in general 12 in the field house following the Coach Clyde "Buck" Starbeck will There will be no maximum or mini- Iowa State Teachers—NDAC foot- man, Mary Ann Tronnes, Ruth Gun- charge with Marguerite Olson ticket valdsen, Betty Stern, Eleanore Er- field a light but fast, agressive team mum number of persons in the skit. sales manager. ball game. which is favored to win its second Acts may be musical, melodramatic dahl, Eileen Dolve, Mary Howe, Fay Newly elected members of Compa- Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Seaman and conference victory in as many starts. or of any character. An applause Ann Nelson, Ethel Gores, Charlotte ny B of Guidon are Jeannette Archer, Mr. and Mrs. Ford Daugherty are Last Friday found the Panthers scor- meter is being constructed by cam- Bahe, Muriel Kotschevar, Alice I. Ruth Kelesvig, Lorine Ladwig, Betty chaperones for the evening. ing a 15-0 upset over the highly pub- pus engineers and the decision of the Larson, Dorothy Flaa, Kathryn Alm, Myrbo and Evangeline Schwartz. June Heisler, June Persinger, Marion licized Sioux from North Dakota judges will be based mainly on ap- University. Early season predictions plause. Pep yells and songs will be Officers for the year are Clarice Lyman, Fannie Helen Dygve, Adde- Lee, president; Marguerite Olson, line Luther, Doris Bjorklund and An- gave the ISTC team second place in interspersed between the cast. Betty Plan Marketing the NCI standings. Starbeck's crew Olson is in charge. vice-president; Helen Greenland, sec- abelle Donovan. retary; Lorraine Fitjar, treasurer; A luncheon was given for them last proved their worth with the victory Parade Committee Mary McCannel, publicity. Days Program Thursday to explain the purpose of over the Nodaks and are now rated Dr. Clark Heggeness of Flatbush, Bison Boosters. Yesterday the Boos- as the strongest aggregation in the chairman of the parade committee, Arrangements for the Marketing terettes were honored at another conference. has called a meeting for Monday at Announce New Days program occupied the business luncheon at the Ceres Hall dining 5 p. m. in the east room of the YMCA portion of the first regular meeting room. Miss Pearl Dinan and Miss Lt. Col. J. R. Mendenhall, pro- building. of the collegiate chapter of the Fu- Alba Bales were also guests. Re- fessor of military science and tac- Special preliminary plans for the TrafficiRules ture Farmers of America Tuesday. sults of the sale of tickets will be tics at NDAC, has announced that parade include three bands, the Cen- the largest ROTC cadet corps in Beginning Monday speed limit and A program of work committee and a reported on this noon. The Bison tral high school baton twirling corps, the history of the school will make one-way drive regulations will be demonstration team committee were Boosters are also holding a luncheon floats and a specialty clown act. its first appearance of the year at enforced. The one-way drive regu- appointed for the term. for men of the faculty. Members of the parade committee, tonight's game. As a special fea- lation governs traffic only during Special entertainment feature of which consists of one representative ture of Bison Booster night, the rush hours (7:45 to 8 and 11:45 to the evening was a speech delivered of each organized group on the cam- corps will pass in review before 1:15), but the speed limit of 15 by Douglas Fisk of Hunter, recent pus, should have their float plans on Band Boasts Large the stands at half-time. file with the commission by Mon- miles per hour will be rigidly en- winner of the state and regional FFA forced at all times. public speaking contests. Fisk gave day, Heggeness said. The purpose of Freshman Enrollment Don Johnston, Fans at tonight's Bison Booster The Thirteenth street entrance is his winning oration, which was fol- having each organization record its Bison Quarterback game will see several Panther backs plans with the commission is to avoid to be used only by vehicles entering lowed by two brief talks by Wally With over 50 freshmen enrolled, NDAC's band under the direction of who will be making strong bids for duplication, he explained. In case of the campus. Cars leaving will use Larsen of Hunter and Earl Walter, Dr. C. S. Putnam, is this year larger all-conference honors before the sea- duplication, the first group to file either the Twelfth avenue or the NDAC sophomore, concerning their than ever before. According to "Doc", son is over. Charles the plans will be given the right for Thirteenth street and Fifteenth av- trip to the American Youth Founda- Tickets For Flagstad the freshmen have more ability and Pastorino, a half- their use. Plans should center about enue gate. All cars should be parked tion Camp at Shelby, Mich. exnerience and are equipped with a back, was the big the theme, Practice with Scienee. facing west in order to avoid con- Fisk and Walter will attend the na- Concert Available gun in the victori- About 30 groups have announced gestion. As far as possible parking tional FFA convention Nov. 9-15. The better grade of instruments than in previous years. Students and faculty members ous attack against their intentions of entering floats. should be concentrated on the north former will compete with four other Band officers for the year are as who wish to secure general ad- NDU. Pastorino Clowns Caper side of the road. regional public speaking winners; will demand con- Deputized by the Fargo police de- Walter is a nominee for an American follows: warrant officer, Leland mission tickets for the KIRSTEN Virgil DeCamp is in charge of the stant watching by partment, three NDAC students will Farmer degree. Stenehjem; drum majors, John San- FLAGSTAD concert on Tuesday specialty clown act for the parade. evening, Oct. 15, 1940, should the Bison forward enforce regulations. Cars driven by ders and G. E. Anderson; First Sgt., Plans now include a truck carrying purchase them at the Little wall if the Herd offenders will be excluded from the Lloyd Collins; Staff Sgt., Eugene an acrobatic net, two acrobats and Country Theater immediately. expects to stop the campus. All students are requested Blanco; Sgts., Orville Overmoe, Max a clown. The acrobats are Dick Cadet Corps Makes The doors will be open at 6:45 Panther running to cooperate by observing both of the VanderHorck, William Herm, James Baron and Dal Skjod; DeCamp is a p. in. The tickets are $1.10, tax attack. above-named regulations. Fahrer, William Smith; Corporals, natural for the clown part. Scat- Public Appearance Don Bannister, Gilbert Wagner, Lyle included. Ben McCabe, tered throughout the length of the "There is reason to ponder anew P4STORJAIo who scored against PHI U's ENTERTAINED Reitan, Fritz Larson, Duane Pile, procession will be a dozen clowns. A NDAC's cadet corps, the largest Willard Witteman, Earl Ewan, Ed- the rare good fortune of a genera- the Sioux, will no in the history of the school, will committee will pick the best clown Active members of Phi Upsilon ward Vancura, Daniel Gust and Clay- tion privileged to hear singing of doubt be at the signal-calling post who will receive a merchandise Omicron, national honorary home make its initial public appearance of ton Bartz. such splendor." when the Panthers face the Bison. award. The management is accept- economics sorority, were entertained the year tonight when it will go on These are the words of Oscar Wendlen Surckhard, star fullback ing applications for positions as at a buffet supper Tuesday at the special dress parade between the Thompson of the New York Sun. injured two weeks ago in the Pan- clowns in the event. Applicants home of Mrs. Ruth Wilhan. Mrs. halves of the NDAC-Iowa Teachers The singing is that of Kirsten Flag- ther's game with Creighton, is Star- should see DeCamp. Costumes and Nettie Severson, Mrs. Genevieve For- game. The military unit will pass Y Recognition stad, who comes to the campus next beck's probable choice for the full- makeup will be furnished by the com- thun and Vera Wooldridge, president in review as a special feature of Tuesday evening. The press of back position. Should Burckhard be mittee. of the active chapter, talked on the Bison Booster night, Lt. Col. John America, more often than not at odds unable to play, Russell Bradford, In the house decorations field there national conclave held in Cleveland. R. Mendenhall, professor of military Services Set on matters of opinion, is completely who did well against the Sioux, will will lie no set theme. All entries Miss Mildred Hawkins and Dean science and tactics, announced. united in the decision that the great get the starting berth. The tenta- will be judged twice, once Friday Alba Bales were welcomed by the The largest enrollment in the his- Closing the membership^ drive of Norwegian star is the artiste superbe tive starting backfield will be com- evening to check the lighting and alumnae chapter. tory of the military department was the past week, the YWCA will stage in her musical world. pleted by Edward Lyons at right again Saturday afternoon to check experienced this year when 628 stu- a Recognition Service Oct. 17 at 7:30 Tickets have already been sold to halfback. general appearance and durability. NOTICE dents elected the course. A result p. m. in Ceres Hall parlors. All girls people from 30 towns in the sur- Outpost duties on the ISTC for- All house adornments must be finish- There will be a special meet- of a steady, natural growth, the corps who pledged the YW will be formally rounding territory. (Continued on Page Three) ed by 7 p. m. Friday, Oct. 25. One ing of the Independent Students, is larger by more than 125 cadets accepted at this time. Jean Hal- trophy will be awarded for the first Monday, Oct. 14, at 8 p. m. in than last year when the peak enroll- beisen heads the service, with Doro- prize fraternity decoration and an- the Y. Old members are urged ment was 500. In the school year thy Landquist assisting. GOP Secretive As other for the best sorority effort. to be present. of 1938-39 the number was 400.. It seems some controversy has Fashion Minded? Eighty per cent of the freshman arisen concerning who may or may class this year elected military in- not join the YW. All campus wo- Democrats Organize Enter Vogue Contest stead of physical education. There men, even though they are not stu- Roosevelt - Wallace - Vogel Club dents, are invited to join. At a re- Senior women with a flair for Harvest Festival, Village Fair are 348 freshmen in the unit, 180 members have made extensive plans fashion and ability to write may sophomores, 80 advanced students cent Advisory Board tea, it was de- for political maneuvers on the NDAC cided that staff member's secretaries, start a successful career by enter- and 20 advanced students in the campus and are now in the process ing Vogue's annual career contest. Next On Theater Schedule band. correspondence students, and other throughout North Dakota enlisted in The Sixth Prix de Paris was an- women affiliated with the college are of getting all Democratic students Two branches of the Little Coun- den, Stanley James, Margaret I. eligible to join. They are urged to nounced recently by the editor of enrolled in the various colleges Vogue magazine, Edna Woolman try Theater movement—the festivals Moen, Ann Murphy, Virginia Nelson contact Dorothy Landquist for furth- and Evangeline Schwartz. their ranks. Chase. and the fairs—are scheduled to ap- Directory Out Early, er plans. The committee in charge of the Next week all loyal Democrats on "The purpose of the contest," said pear on the campus scene in the near Mrs. J. E. Bennison, local advisor fair project includes Dorismary Ba- the AC campus will be contacted by Mrs. Chase, "is not only a means of future, according to A. G. Arvold. Parrott Promises of the YW, will entertain the eight special contact men and urged to adding new talent to Vogue's edi- der, Lynden Benshoof, Marion Bor- YW girls who attended the Lake Ge- A harvest feast, preceded by a pro- If the few students who still have take an active part in campaign ac- torial staff, but it also gives the stad, William Borderud, Austin Cum- neva Conference this summer. At gram in the Little Country Theater not informed the registrar's office tivities. Germ King, Paul Gallagher, contestants training in feature writ- mings, Hazel Isaak, Ruth Kirk, Vir- this meeting scheduled for Sunday, rooms, marks the twenty-fifth annual ginia McMillan, Ann Murphy, Jean of their whereabouts will kindly co- Dick Knapp, Gordon Gray, Beverly ing and fashion reporting which Oct 13, the girls will prepare their Harvest Festival on Oct. 22 as an Pridt, June Probstfield, Ben I. Schei, operate, the student directory will be Fields and John Lynch are making proves very valuable, whether it Lake Geneva reports for presentatiOn event not to be missed by the stu- out three weeks earlier than ever trips to all of the colleges in the leads to a prize or not." Myron Smith, Harold Twedten, Ward at the Y meeting Oct. 24. dent. A nominal fee will be charged Wooldridge and Mary Jane Langlie. before, promises A. H. Parrott, reg- state where they are helping to or- This year besides seven major Girls who attended the conference for the supper. The rooms will be istrar. ganize clubs that will be under the awards, -"Honourable Mentions" will are Hazel Isaak, Dorothy Landquist, decorated in the fall theme, and the Students whose names appear on AC club's jurisdiction. be given contestants whose papers Betty Landquist, Irene Lee, Eleanore atmosphere of harvest-time will per- the bulletin board in front of Old In GOP headquarters somewhat of show unusual merit. In the major Panhellenic To Discuss Erdahl, Mildred Cone, Doris Marga- vade the festival throughout. Main are the offenders, and although an air of secrecy prevailed with Rollo awards, the first prize will be a ret Larson, Kathleen Benson. On Sunday, Dec. 8, the Christmas Rushing Rules, Budgets the directory has gone to press, the Garberg quite reluctant to make any year's position on Vogue's editorial Festival will be celebrated, by the necessary information can be added comments. However, Garberg hint- staff. Previously this included six Proposed changes in rushing rules presentation of "The Cricket on the to the proofs. ed that his club plans to unleash months in Paris, but due to world and presentation of the rushing bud- Hearth." Interfraternity Pledge some campaign tactics that are hoped conditions the full period will now gets will occupy Panhellenic Coun- Date for the expected appearance to knock the Democrats off their be spent in New York. A special The other event to occur soon is cil's time when the group holds a of the directory is Oct. 15. Banquet Scheduled donkeys. Garberg asks that all Re- Vanity Fair award is offered as sec- the Village Fair, scheduled for No- supper meeting today from 5 to 7 in Jointly sponsored by the Interfra- publicans on the campus contact him ond prize and consists of six months vember 5. Between five and six hun- the Kappa Kappa Gamma rooms. NOTICE ternity Pledge Council and the Jun- immediately. as feature writer on Vogue's staff. dred 4-H Club members from every Plans for the regional Panhellenic Medical examinations for male ior YMCA Cabinet, the annual In- Five cash prizes will be awarded for county in North Dakota will be the conference to be held at the Uni- freshmen and new students will terfraternity Pledge banquet is best contest theses in addition to guests of the Little Country Theater. versity of Wisconsin next spring will be given Thursday, Oct. 17, from With the object in mind of recreat- scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 17, in Ames, Keefe Command these. be considered. 1 to 5 p. m. in Festival Ran. No Ceres Hall cafeteria. Reo Carr, Earl ing a typical village fair to show excuse for omitting this exami- The honourable mention awards Walter and Bob Pile comprise the Second Cadet Battalion carry possibilities of jobs in a wide that communities anywhere in the SCHEDULE DANCE nation will be accepted. Credits committee from the Y, while Virgil Due to technical difficulties the variety of fields. These winners will state can carry out a similar pro- First Senior Staff all-college dance are withheld when students have DeCamp and Verne Hook represent names of the seniors commanding the be interviewed by stores, advertis- ject, the rooms will be transformed is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 18, in not had physical examinations. the Interfraternity Pledge Council. second battalion of the cadet corps ing agencies and publications for into the usual village fair setting. the Field House. Lee Stenehjem's Plans for the program include were unintentionally omitted last jobs. In charge of the festival project orchestra will provide the music. NOTICE Walter as toastmaster, impersona- week. Major William Ames is in Forty of sixty leading entrants in are Kathryn Alm, (Mrs.) Julia R. Evelyn Arntson is in charge of tic- The third YMCA dancing class tions by Francis Daniel, and Lynn U. charge, assisted by First Lieut. five previous contests are following Brophy, Eunice Hjelle, Jeanne Hoy- kets, Irvamae Vincent, music. will be held Tuesday at '7 p. m. Stambaugh as probable speaker. Charles Keefe. careers in a great many fields.

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beautiful girls? THE SPECTRUM • —Lover of Beauty. Official publication of the students of the North Dakota Agricultural Greeks Have Dear `Dairy • College published every Friday during the school year. Dear L. 0. B. This column deals only with ques- The first installment of this col- Member Bleak Week tions regarding the N. D. A. C. umn has aroused a great deal of * * * Associated Galle6iate Press Well, that hash was a long time in interest. It has been responsible Dear Dairy: Distributor of coming, folksies, but now that it is for much comment, contemplation, By CROCKETT and consternation. However, we They can't possibly be as good here, it is apt to be just the least Colle£51ate Di6est also received the usual number of as they think they are, can they Gone is the opportunity for the plutocratic student REPRESENTED FOR NATIONAL ADVERTISING BY bit of stale, so let's be casting no re- interesting inquiries, Such as: —Puzzled. National Advertising Service, Inc. to flaunt his good fortune before the eyes of his more flectors, pliz!!!! Your weaker-Greek- Dear Dairy: Dear Puzzled: College PstbUshers RePreserstative unfortunate brethren. From this time hence we are for-the-week is in fine fettle, having If I'm allowed five cuts in a 3 Please do not refer to this sub- 420 MADISON AVE. New Yowl. N.Y. notified that cars will no longer be driven with a flour- hour course, how soon do I have to ject anymore. We were asked mambo •Aloirrou • Monts • SAE Flush: me fully recovered from a severe "stiff- Los ish but in the more leisurely manner that earmarks the start going to classes? not to mention the Kappa's in ness". "Quiet, youse mugs, I godit MEMBER NORTH CENTRAL PRESS ASSOCIATION. careful motorist. No longer can the lads zoom around —Bewildered Freshman. this column again. bowling. the old dust bowl while the poor pedestrians gape in Dear B. F.: * * * `1 !** 3 Don't let it worry you, fellow. The wonderment. In the future all of the gaping will be It's been a long week—yes, a long, Dear Distillery: Entered as second class matter at the Agricultural College Station hard week since we had our last get draft would have gotten you, anyhow. under the Act of March 8, 1879. done by individuals known as campus cops. While these Don't you think so? together, guys and gals, so without * * TELEPHONE 7468 —Your Pal.— chaps have not as yet been selected, they will be bur- further ado let's goo!! ATO's won- Dear Dairy: Dear Sir: dened with the responsibility of holding the speed limit I don't approve of your knock- EDITORIAL STAFF der team (or was that wander?) Yes, in moderation. Editor-in-Chief JANE BLAIR clown to a maximum of 15 miles per. Realizing that were really at a disadvantage Satur- ing the Sigs. Sigma Chi is an Associate BETTY PANNEBAKER the new traffic set-up will demand the services of only day when Theta Chi's Roaring Nine, honored and revered fraternity PETE LEWIS, JAMES FORD NOTICE Staff Artist_ MAURINE STEINER experts we suggest the following campus police force: Ten, or Eleven (they didn't know with a national reputation. BUSINESS STAFF Alexander MacGibbon (it won't be necessary to fur- quite how many to use) skipped upon —A Stalwart Sig. Wealth and honor are yours Business Manager WILLIAM R. BORDERUD nish a whistle), Roy Pederson (it would be fun to see the scene of battle. The big boys Dcar A. S. S.: for the asking. Applications Solicitors _DON RUSTED, KENNY JONES Very true, but its local reputa- for the business staff are being Pete in a conservative sort of hat), and Cecil Stur- from the ATO house had gone hunting, thereby leaving the enemy to win tion makes far better reading. received in the Bison office in geon (a good sort of man to hold down the jumpy —37 to 00000. * * * the afternoons. • grand old man corners). Dear Dairy: —Gorman King, * • * * New Pledges What sorority is known for its Business Manager. For 37 years we have been honored and From the inside channels comes more chatter New pledges, ATO: Arvid Melby, proud to have on this campus our beloved Doctor that leads us to believe that something revolu- Claris Olson, Clifford Schaible, Mar- Putnam. Underclassmen and many upperclass- tionary is going to be done by Panhellenic about tin Stenehjem. Gamma Phi's really had Old-Home-Week—Ruth Johnson, men are unaware of the prestige this fine old their inadequate rushing rules. Come on, girls, Charlotte Carpenter, Lorraine Swan- man has received. why not just put on the working clothes and go "Doc" has been a member of the American son here over week-end. At potluck: out after 'em? Jo Wheeler, Lois Kirk, LaVaun An- * • * * Bandmasters Association for six years, last year derson. The Baby Gamma Phi's holding a position on the executive board. He Speaking of girls, have you noticed that Gamma got off to a noble start. (As They is an honorary member of Kappa Kappa Psi, Phi Beta's pledges have forsaken the ribbon and now Have Done Before) they entertained Future Farmers of America, and a Lieutenant wear pins like the rest of the local girls ? The Gamma Theta Chi pledges Sunday night at a Colonel on Gov. Moses' staff. He has had many Phi's are good, simple girls, but that isn't why they waffle supper—Traditional ! ! ! Open musical numbers published, his latest being a chose to wear ribbons. Blair didn't get her salary until house Friday 4:30 to 6:00. Alpha tuba solo, "The Elephants' Dance," which was last week and Balfour is a tough outfit to get credit Gam's Elvira Heuer passed candy Monday evening at potluck. (Note: published last spring. Originally Bachman's from. Million Dollar Band, which is internationally * * * J. Archer when are you going to come across?) famous, was organized by the conductor of our Newest organization on our campus is the Audrey Berry was added to the Gold Star Band. Bison Boosterettes, whose chief aim in life is to Respect is the very least the students can list of AGD pledges at Sunday morn- make students more aware of our benefactors, ing pledging. First open house will have for such a deserving person. When the the Bison Boosters. The idea is not a bad one be Friday— ditto hours. Solveig band plays "The Yellow and the Green" let's all and the task is herculean. Some of us are not Strand spent the weekend at her stand at attention and sing the praises of our too sure that we even have a football team. It home in Portland. (No, Junior, in bandmaster, our team, and our school. comes from good authority that Finnegan is hav- North Dakota!!!) New pledge offi- We sincerely hope that all the work and time ing trouble substituting because the boys hate to cers: Beatrice Brandes, pres.; Audrey and effort "Doc" has given our school will be go out on the field where they can no longer Berry, president; Joan Barickman, chaplain. remembered when our budget board meets hear the sound of a human voice. It only takes again. It's a hard struggle when -money, equip- New SAE pledges (what a haul some guys a little over 10 seconds to run from Mandan!!!) Del Skjod (pro- ment and assistance are meager. the length of a football field, so it is not just the , Respect and honor "Doc", because, of all the nounced Ska) Fergus Homme, Bill '" best idea to leave a minute or so before the Mushik, Dick Barron, Pat McCarrick. traditions of the school, "Doc" is the one to be whistle blows. You might miss something. Any- KD Bonnie Lewis spent the weekend treasured the most. way, it's not cricket to walk out on the boys in Minneapolis. What's the attrac- —Jeanne Boyle. even if you are all played out and can't wait tion, Bonnie, the dental fraternity until you can get over to talk to Les. pin? Potluck guests: Mrs. Richard * * * * Sweitzer, Harriet Gillette, Charlotte • will britain be supreme? Olson, Billy Plath, Janice Nelson, Down the creek there is much howling and whoop- Jean Parizek, Annette Katz. New The question of whether or not Britain will ing. Just properly nettled by the lads the Herd meets KD pledges will be presented to the be able to display supreMacy over Germany in tonight, the Sioux are out to make things at least look campus Sunday, Oct. 13. Pledge of- the present war seems, according to reports good to the alumni. It goes without saying that no ficers include: Norma Severson, pres.; from the dominions, to be settled. It is true AC students will even think of going up there for a Delight Whempner, vice-pres.; Doro- Discover for yourself this easy way to get a that difficulty is met in determining just what fling at the bright lights. There are really only two thy Cull, sec.; Evelyn Edgar, trees. bigger kick out of daily activities: Chew refresh- part of these reports is propaganda to support things to go up there for. One is to actually see a Alums Mavis Jensen, Allis Larson, DOUBLEMINT GUM. the morale of the British population and what sorority house and the other is to observe the accent and Helen Louise Sletvold spent the ing chew. Well, weeks in Fargo. KD Doris M. Lar- You know how much fun it is to part is factual. the Up-State Normalites put on the words Cow Col- son is sporting an SAE pin and there there's extra fun chewing smooth, springy Historians have agreed for some time that litch. Wanted: One ride back to Fargo on Sunday. and enjoying lots of delicious, are complaints to the effect that no DOUBLEMINT GUM only a short war could be terminated by a Ger- Can not possibly leave before sometime in the after- tootsie-rolls have been passed as yet! man victory and yet much doubt has arisen over noon. Will meet you in the Belmont. (Look under as long-lasting flavor. that point in recent weeks. However, even the well as in all of the booths.) Phi Mu's Get Candy And chewing this healthful treat daily helps present length of the war has apparently given Phi Mu's Lois Miller and Jessie relieve pent-up nervous tension. Aids your England a chance to muster her forces ; Canada Gibb passed candy Monday night. digestion, too, and helps sweeten your breath advance, but it must be admitted that suprem- Evelyn Losen, Joann Cumber, Doris has announced that in the next three months acy of the air in a war in which such superiority Mary Bader, and Jean Ebeltoft were and keep your teeth attractive. training for 3,000 men in the aeronautical ser- means a great deal, has not yet been won by home over the weekend. New pledge Treat yourself to healthful, refreshing vice will be completed, and in the subsequent either adversary. England has bravely with- officers are: Marian Ingraham, pres.; DOUBLEMINT GUM every day. six months an additional 5,000 men will be stood the attacks of German planes in addition Bettye Parries, vice-pres.; Phyllis trained with an equal number to follow every well remembered when our budget board meets Carlson, sec.-treas. Pledging was held Buy several packages of DOUBLEMINT GUM today half year. There also exists a possibility of regions; apparently it is not only a matter of Wednesday for Lois Grant, Enderlin. II-145 doubling that figure 'by 1942. numbers, but also a matter of training. Open house today. Australia, too, seems to be doing her part In a war that may vitally affect America, Kappa's Mido Cone passed candy by a like acceleration of her training; in other the English pilot training will be well worth some time ago. Seems to have glom- words, the dominions of the British Empire are watching, for a sister democracy cannot help med onto a Sigma Phi Delt pin. Pag- training for the future. One can hardly proph- but be sympathetic. ing Roy Rutlenge!!! Ditto for Harriet Aylmer, who can't get Kansas off esy, as yet, the outcome of the war due to this —D. H. her mind. POP's once again are starving the Veauesan, "free-for-all". Where Old Friends Meet .. . which for no reason at all reminds POP Jean Halbeisen has a brand new us of a remark by the remarking Mr. fret pin, and he just got a big raise Ben Boldt, who said as he came out in salary. Wonder what it could FILTH COLUMN of Business Finance class the other mean ? ? ? But what really gets me is day: "Say, that stock changed hands how one column can be so unfunny. Comstock Bar and Cafe more times than Rae Elznic." Better mush next time—you hope. ACTIVITIES To all you freshman girls sighing Perhaps we won't even rate a few over the blond giant in the book- By BUD PARMALEE inches this week either—who knows? store, alias Snowshoes—It's absolute- But I can dream, can't I? Alors!!! MOORHEAD, MINNESOTA We've decided to hang 'em up. Homecoming slogan—"Practice with ly useless because come about eight Kamerads!!! Guess who of last week has been Silence." My boy, this week we o'clock every night he hangs his hat seen dogging our footsteps the last haven't a kernel missing. at MS, and until closing time, too. It seems the Bison Staff has de- two days with a club under one arm As a matter of fact, they tell me cided to get themselves a new secre- that at the end of this year he is Kappa Mark 70th and a bottle of rat poison under the tary this fall. Yesterday the inter- going to receive a hand-stitched rib- other—guess he just wants to make views started and at the quarter mile bon of virtue of having his name ap- Year Since Founding FAIRMONT sure we keep our traps shut. Over- from this view it looks like Betty pear most frequently in the guest heard at the last All-College: Ex- Brattland of Dr. Whedonville is lead- book. Following close on his heels To celebrate the seventieth anni- suitor insurance man Selvig to Num- ing the pack. Gorm King did the comes one Lee Hicks whose heart versary of the founding of the na- YOUR BEST MARKET ber One man Garry: How about a interviewing and there wasn't a word beats for Marcia Schroeder, another tional sorority, Kappa Kappa Gamma dance with "our" girl ? You know of conversation passed between them. MS queen, and pretty, too. will have its annual Founder's Day • what they always say—the land looks And how about Hedy McBeety of Speaking of romance—in the Ro- banquet at 6:30, Wednesday, Octo- Green-er on the other side of the Kansas City, attending the dancing meo race we notice, head and shoul- ber 16, in the Graver Hotel. Hon- The Fairmont Creamery Co. road. And in the meantime A. 0. lessons at the Y? But, then, you ders above the rest, and glowing ored will be the women who were is consoling himself with McDowell know Hedy's slogan or old proverb— with victory, Verne (uglier than responsible for founding this Kappa U. S. A. and Driver—OdcFs at this stage are If you rhumba you've a little behind thou) Peterson, who has taken a dif- chapter, Gamma Tau, on the NDAC seven to five and eight to ten with and if you don't rhumba you're still ferent girl out every night this week campus. every man for himself—All applica- a little behind—the times. And did and is still going strong. What we Featured speaker will be Mrs. N. tions made to Yehoudi. we mention that she was escorted want to know, Romeo, is—are you C. Young. Mrs. John Alsop will represent Kappas from other chapters, FELL OWS! And speaking of the Sigs (I hate by Phil Weintraub who came, saw, looking for perfection—or are you and Mrs. William C. Nichols will ad- to do this but Miss Harriet insists) and congaed. just looking? dress guests on Delta Phi Beta, the A Special Surprise Offer! here comes the question of the week We wish you all to know that Ann And what gets me about you, my local sorority which joined the na- Just mention that you are a student as you climb into the —"Who is that lady seen being car- Livingstone and Jack Quistgard are dear readers, is this: If you're not tional group in 1929. In keeping chair and along with the haircut you will receive an addi- ried out of the house every Monday going steady — OK, Jane Blair, we mentioned, you kick. If you're men- with the theme of the evening, the night when Bony Rothrock eats won't say another word. Just want- tioned, you kick. Now, once and for tional special . .. And all for only : . . active and pledge group will present ed you kids to know. all—do you like dirt? there?" Answer — "Emily Post." skits on Gamma Tau history. Our vote for the most torrid amal- (All answers mailed to the old 25c Here's a little thing we found out In charge of arrangements are the other day, even though Betty was gamation of the week—Elaine Ny- address—right back of the 8 ball in Mmes. J. D. Wooledge, Sam ales- trying to Keefe it all to herself. The gaard and Terrible Terrence. It's the snooker lab—And hurry! Rudy Broadway Barber and Beauty Shop ley, Robert Barnard, R. E. Weible gotten to the every night stage with is kicking, too, because we're three One door north of the Powers Hotel Myrbo and Keefe combination is for and George Black. PHONE 2-2529 keeps — Guess she believes in the three or four trysts in between— weeks behind on the rent!) CRYSTAL BALLROOM -- Dance Tomorrow Night, Sat., Oct. 12 Beautiful, Clean, Refined and Modern DON COLBURN and his Orchestra Ladies 21c; Gents 51 c--Taxes included

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RETRACTION NOTICE! Oscar Zetter attended the Ameri- 200 FFA Boys To Name Hallowe'en There will be a meeting of the can Youth Congress at Lake Geneva, Panther Game homecoming parade committee Wis., July 3-7, as the official dele- Queen Candidates consisting of one representative (Continued from Page One) gate of the NDAC International Re- Market Stock as a lineman. Charles Scott and from each organized group on lations Club. The Congress was fol- ward wall will be handled by Cyril Harry Treglawny, rated by many as Some comely miss attending NDAC the campus in the Y building, lowed by its leadership institute un- At six o'clock this morning some Bellock and Howard Finn. Finn is two of the finest sophomore linemen or one of the business colleges In Monday at 5 p. m. ever to play in Bison spangles, will der the guidance of the national AYC 200 Future Farmers who are housed a senior with one letter to his credit, Fargo will be elected Hallowe'en office. The statement, in last week's hold down the tackle spots. Scott in Festival Hall during their annual while Bellock is a newcomer to the Queen when the Fargo Junior Cham- NOTICE Spectrum, that he had attended a and Treglawny have both been tow- marketing days at the West Fargo Panther lineup. Tackle assignments ers of defensive strength in earlier ber of Commerce presents the. an- Senior YMCA Cabinet meeting Communist school was an error and Union Stockyards arose, made their will fall to Don Griffith and Milo Bison games and will be counted on nual Hallowe'en dance on Thursday, Tuesday at 5 p. m. is hereby retracted with apologies to beds and breakfasted at Ceres Hall. Zetter. Jensen. Jesse Bayevsky, junior by Herd followers to stop the ISTC Oct. 31. Yesterday they delivered their cat- running attack that went wild tle to the pens of the brokers to pivotman, will be flanked at the cen- One candidate will be chosen from NOTICE against the Nodaks from NDU. John each NDAC class. which it was consigned in the regu- ter' position by guards, Bill Wright Snowberg, Arnold Seim, and Frank Junior YMCA Cabinet meet- They are as follows: nominates for lar marketing manner. Today they and Art Boland. Perkins will divide the flank duties ing Wednesday at 7:15 p. m. will spend their time at the yards the freshman candidacy—Jean Ma- Herd Outweighs Panthers with the first two mentioned getting son, Sylvia Stangler, Maxine Schla- where the animals will be sold pn into the game at the outset. LSA meeting Sunday at 5 p. m. the open competitive market at the Although the Herd outweighs the gel and Janice Nelson; sophomore— in the Y. Program, lunch and highest regular prices. Panthers, everything in the Bison Alice Larson, June Persinger and Mai camp is not rosy for tonight's battle. recreation. All Lutheran stu- Lunch will be served at the stock- Rita Finan; junior—Rachael Elznic, dents invited. Coaches C. C. Finnegan and Bob Coleman Scheduled Audrey Wells and June Heisler; sen- yards where discussions and demon- Lowe will put a patched up eleven on strations by livestock experts will fill ior—Barbara Black, Clarice Lee and the gridiron to meet the visiting As Convo Speaker Kay Odney. Warner Baxter, Loretta Young the afternoon and Saturday morning Panthers. Injuries attained in the Dr. Norman F. Coleman, professor programs. After dinner at Ceres Carleton and Montana State games Hall Friday evening, the group will of literature at Macalester in St. "WIFE, HUSBAND AND have sent eight men to the sidelines. Paul, will speak at convocation Mon- FRIEND" be g u es t s of the college at the Edsel Boe, Earl Marquardt, Bill NDAC-Iowa Teachers football game. day, Oct. 14, at 11:20. He will speak Sun., Mon., Tues. Peschel, Pat Twomey, Porn Hill, and NDAC students assisting with the on "Signs of the Times." Postal Pharmacy Jimmy Higgs, all on the injured list Dr. Coleman is in Fargo for the event are John Lynch, Arley Hov- since early in the season, were joined OPPOSITE POST OFFICE PARK THEATER land, Earl Walter, Erwin Mindt, Ver- opening meeting of the Fargo-Moor- by Curtis Johnson and Sid Sander- COMPLETE STOCK OF non Asheim, Robert Beard, Everett head Open Forum series. son after the Bobcat game last Sat- "He is an outstanding person who EASTMAN . . ARGUS Tool, Frank Hobbs, Harvey Stangler, urday. Russell Schroeder, Lloyd VanCamp, has made an enviable reputation for and ZEISS CAMERAS CATALINA Marquardt has shown signs of re- 1=207cy Theatre Carl Knutson, Elvin Anderson, Ar- his sincere and sympathetic interpre- and FILM .. . covery during the week and may be tation of present-day events," was thur Herman, George Fichter, Bruce able to see some action in the Pan- SWEATERS Oct. 11-12 Fri.-Sat. Ellingson, Ordean Berg and Herman' the comment of Miss Caroline Eying- ther game. 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Page Four THE SPECTRUM Friday, October 11, 1940. touted that the Bozeman team had Soph Line Stars suffered considerable losses of men to Heard About The Herd the National Guard which has al- Touch Gridders Open ready been mobilized in Montana. By PETE LEWIS This was a bit untrue as only two men were affected and only one was first AC Intramural Program We've a big night ahead of us state normal are going to put up string caliber. tonight. First of all it's Bison a circus tent over the gridiron Not trying to alibi for the Bison Larry Tanberg Manages Ten-Team Booster night. Next we face our tomorrow to make the St. Mary's but I still think that the altitude had first North Central Conference of Texas showmen more at something to do with the Herd's de- Ball League In Round Robin Schedule; foe of the season. Thirdly the home? From what I've heard of feat. Anyway climbing a flight of team we play is the Iowa Teach- the outfit, the coach is a cross stairs winded me much more up there Theta Chis To Defend '39 Crown ers eleven which scored a sur- between Billy Rose, P. T. Bar- 6000 feet than it does here. num and Tex Rickard. In the U's NDAC's intramural touchball corn- prising 15-0 win over the dope- sters' pennant-bound team, the advance publicity on the game petition got under way October 3, Don Johnston played an out- Sioux. Last of all we have our I found that after defeating Mc- standing game for the Bison last with Larry Tanberg as manager and Bobcats Upset Bison who have seven good men Kendree College of Lebanon, Ill. Saturday. His tackling was fierce referee. With ten teams entered, benched because of injuries. If 44-0 on a Thursday night at San and the tougher the going the the league schedule is well under we take a bad beating I hope Antonio, the St. Mary's team tougher and madder Don got. Bison Gridders traveled 573 miles to El Paso, way. This year each team will play that the fans and spectators take From what he shouted at one the last point into consideration. Texas, defeating Texas Mines by every squad entered in the tourney. Montana State upset pre-game pre- misunderstanding Bobcat, I as- At the time what we lack mostly a score of 14-7. This was in sumed that he resented their Already several of the teams have dictions last Saturday when they de- Harry Treglawney is speed in the backfield. Beanie 1939. Last week the Sioux were friendly attitude, and although forged ahead and are threats to the feated NDAC Bison 7-0 at Bozeman, Marquardt, Ed Boe and Pom Hill victims of the Miners down at bleeding about the face and defending champion Theta Chi team. Mont., in the Bobcats homecoming all fast men are unable to play El Paso. mouth was able to get about The Sigma Chi outfit featuring Lloyd contest. * * * although the first may see some under his own power. His pals, Fercho's passing and Swede John- The Montana squad, tougher than action. Butch Kimbllin and Flashing bits of fine play at times, sophomores Stink Davis and Har- son's and Sonny Olson's receiving, it was imagined, avenged the Herd's Ralph Johnson will have to carry the Bison lost a tough one to Monta- ry Treglawney also did a fine looks good enough to make it hard win of last year. Sporting a snappy offense, the Bob- most of the Bison's running at- na State. In turn the Bozeman team piece of defensive work. for the OX eight. The '39 champs tack, with Jim Higgs liable to was sadly underrated. They were * * * have a good receiver in Manager cats clawed their way to a touchdown in the third quarter capitalizing see some action. beaten by Drake by a big score but it If we win the game tonight don't Tanberg. * on a break which gave them the ball happened to be the Bobcat's third expect to see my name on the column Also r i g h t up in the running on Bison territory after a Bobcat I wonder if the boys from up- game in seven days. It also was next week as I'll still be celebrating. is a strong Kappa Sigma Chi team. punt had taken a "wicked hop" and They always are tough in intramural hit Ralph Johnson, AC half, as he was competition. Two other fast teams about to block a Montana end. A who had up to Tuesday stuck strictly penalty on the Herd for defensive SMOKE THE CIGARETTE in the win column, represent the holding netted the Bozeman eleven YMCA and the Co-op House. five yards. Then the Bobcats crash- Competition gets keener as the ed seven yards on a tricky reverse schedule gets under way and if the for a first down. Theta Chi-Alpha Tau Omega game Montana Scores Charles Scott last Saturday is any forecast, the After bringing the ball to the Bison contests coming up are worth watch- two-yard line, Ad Farrell, Montana ing. yards and on the fourth down, Far- State triiile-threat fullback, went rell attempted a placekick which Touchball managers for the differ- through the center of the line, fumb- went wide. ent organizations represented are: Definitely Milder, Cooler-Smoking ling the oval as he plunged. Jim Injuries hit Bison Lloyd Fercho, Sigma Chi; By Jack- Higgs, playing heads-up ball for the Injuries hit the Bison squad re- decidedly Better-Tasting, son, Theta Chi; John Saunders, AC, snatched it up and raced to the peatedly, two linemen and a back YMCA; Co-op, Stanley Moore; SAE, Bobcat's 20 before he was stopped. being hurt in the last half. Curt Dalton Mounts; Kenny Neumann, However, the referees ruled that Johnson, replacing Sid Sanderson at Chesterfield is one up on 'em all Kappa Sigma Chi; Bill Nelson, Sigma Farrell was over the goal and that tackle, suffered a split muscle in the Phi Delta; Herman Larson, AGR; the whistle had blown before he hip region while Pomeroy Hill, re- Smokers say Jack Taylor, ATO; and Harold Twed- fumbled, giving Montana the touch- covering from an injured ankle, was ten, Men's Dorm. down. The fullback converted giv- hurt the second play he was in. San- that Chesterfield is the one completely The schedule up to Oct. 19, begin- ing the westerners a seven point lead. derson, coming back in at tackle, suf- satisfying cigarette. Everybody who ning Saturday is: Oct. 12—Kappa Don Johnston, NDAC star defen- fered a knee injury which will keep Sigs vs. SAE, AGR vs. Sigma Chi; sive man, intercepted a Bobcat pass him out of practice this week. tries 'em likes 'em. Chesterfield's Oct. 14—Theta Chi vs. YMCA, Kappa on his own 28 yard-line to stop a Bison penalties were frequent as in right combination of American and Sigs vs. Sigs; Oct. 15—ATO vs. Sigs; Montana touchdown threat only to the Carleton game. 45 yards were Turkish tobaccos is the best that Oct. 16—Dorm vs. Theta CM, Gam- have a Bison fumble giye the Boze- lost as a result of five off-sides and ma Rho vs. Sigma Phi Delts; Oct. 18 man eleven possession of the ball on other infractions. money can buy. —AGR vs. Theta Chi, Kappa Sigs vs. the Herd's 16. Three plays through The Bobcats were an underrated Co-op. the line netted the Bobcats only six team and much stronger than ex- Do you smoke pected. Offensively the Herd just couldn't the cigarette that LET'S MAKE THE . . seem to get going but on defense SATISFIES some of the men played a bang-up 0 S S D1E2U Q game. 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