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Th e La w r e n t ia n VOL. 63, NO. IS •Z 821 LAWRENCE COLLEGE, APPLETON, WIS. Friday, October 27, 1944 GOP Speakers Commencement Will Address Group Tuesday Eve. Be Conducted Sunday Fifty Students ence, Bachelor of Music, and Mas Dirksen, Wiley, To Receive Degrees ter of Arts in Education. Several Keefe and Byrnes Master of Science degrees will be In Various Fields Appear at Rally conferred on students of the Insti With graduation for the Law tute of Paper Chemistry. Representative Everett Dirksen, rence college class of ’45 moved La Vahn Maesch, organist, will forward from next June to this Oc Republican from Illinois, was the play for the academic processional tober by the accelerated wartime and recessional. Miss Muriel Engel« main speaker at the Republican program of the college, many stu tally held in the Lawrence College dents who entered college in Sep land and Mrs. Barbara Webster, of Chapel on Tuesday evening, October tember 1941 will receive diplomas the conservatory faculty will par ticipate in the musical portion of £4 . State senator, Alexander Wiley, this coming Sunday. Commence ment and baccalaureate services, to the program. The invocation wrill Representative Keefe and John W. be held at Lawrence Memorial be offered by Dr. Thomas Kepler, Byrnes, candidate for the House of chapel at two o’clock Sunday af professor of Bible and religion. Representatives from the 8th Con ternoon, will be combined, as they Principal speaker w ill be John Whittier Darr professor of religion gressional district, also appeared on were this year in February, when and college pastor from Wesleyan the program. the first class to feel the effects of the speeded up program was grad University, Conn. Professor Darr# •Congressman Dirksen, a veteran uated. who will also participate in the in Of 12 years in the House, called for Approximately fifty students are auguration ceremony for President the election of Thomas A. Dewey expected to receive degrees. De Nathan Pusey on Saturday, is wide ly known as a speaker. A graduate and a thorough house cleaning in grees granted will include the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Sci- of Union Theological Seminary in Washington. Stating that we should New York City, he has had a va have gotten Stalin’s pledge for the riety of experience in many parts of freedom of the smaller states of the country, including Scripps col lege. California, as well as work in Europe “when the tears were fall Dietrich to be New York’s east side. ing.” Dirksen criticized the New Below is ihe list of students who Deal foreign policy and told his Art Instructor are to graduate: listeners that "it is time to change Master of Arts in Education: John horses — it’s time to sweep out.” Appleton Painter Russell Mook and Brass well Young Oliver. John Byrnes, first speaker on the Wins Recognition Bachelor of Arts: Marian Gay A l program, was introduced by Dean tenhofen, Nancy Louise Bickle, Donald M. DuShane, and stated that For His Work Gervase Charles Blick, Frances Lat- f,The course we have followed is not tin Brocker, Jane Alice Brown, Dr. Nathan M. Pusey Thomas Dietrich has been ap Margaret Bryant, Jeanne Lois the path that the majority would pointed instructor in art at Law Burke, Jeanne Salzer Campbell. have picked. V . This year, we rence college for the current school Norma Evelyn Crow, Marjorie Ann a i citizens of .the United States, year. President Nathan M. Pusey Day, Margery Evelyn Dixon, Ar recently announced. •hall express in no uncertain terms lene Velma Eidt, Betty Lou Elwers, Dietrich, a gladuate of Appleton Nancy Jean Fischer, Dellora Ber that we want a return to the Amer Pusey’s Inauguration high school, attended the experi nice Framberg, Jacqueline Kay ican form of government, a republi mental college at the University of Fraser, Patricia Ann Geraldson, can form of government, a repre Wisconsin and later studied at the Gloria Mildred Harmann. Mary sentative form of government.” Calls Notables Here Cincinnati Art Academy and the Jean Hawes, Robert John Hlavacek, Minneapolis School of Art. In 1938 Barbara Katherine Hobbs. Margar Byrnes stated that he would work he was a fellow on the Tiffany for ‘‘A reduction of power, authority Conant of Harvard, of the University of Vermont, will et Marilyn Klein. Robert Earl Loft- Foundation at Oyster Bay, Long us. •nd number of federal bureaus at be present. Wisconsin colleges will Island. Georgiana Muriel Moore, Mary the earliest possible moment.” Millis of Vermont / Among the many exhibitions of be represented by Dr. Edward J. Kathryn Murray, Edward Quincy Senator Wiley devoted most of national character which have dis To Attend Service Drummond, of Marquette; Dr. Car Nye, Margaret Puth, Lois Rose his speech to the denunciation of a played Dietrich’s paintings are the Rauschenberger, Margaret Rogers, Circular which was distributed out When Dr. Nathan M. Pusey is roll L. Hill, president of Milton International Water Color Exhibit side the chapel, in which his record Charles Everett Roliins, Barbara formally inaugurated as eleventh college; Dr. Lucia R. Briggs, of Mil- held in Chicago at the Art Insti of voting on defense measures dur tute, the Philadelphia Water Color Jane Rosebush, Howrerde E d w in ' ing the past few years was criti president of Lawrence college on waukee-Downer; Dr. Clark G. Säuberlich, Elizabeth Jaye Schoff, Kuebler, president of Ripon college; Exhibition, the Annual Exhibition cized. Wiley claimed that by re- Saturday morning, many local and of American Art, Cincinnati Mu Jean Elizabeth Watson. William f pealing the Neutrality Act in 1939. the Rev. Peter R. Pritzl, dean of Frederick Wilke, Jr.. Carole Jeanne out-of-state colleges will be repre St. Norbert's and Dr. William C. seum and the Friends of American Congress “committed an act of war Art, Grand Rapids. Mich. His wTork Witthuhn and Marilyn Ruth Wy sented at the ceremony. Hansen, president of Central State in violation of international law, was also shown at the Forty-eight att. Teachers College, Stevens Point. when 70 to 90 per cent of the Dr. Kenneth Conant, professor of States Mural Exhibition held at the Bachelor of Science: Richard A l Out of state colleges include Dr. American people were against war.” architecture, at Harvard will rep Corcoran Gallery, Washington, D. len Gaeth, Arnold John VanHengel, Maintaining that he had voted as his Donald J. Cowley, president of Don Erwin Zentner, Frances Shaw resent that university. Dr. John S. C. Since 1936 he has exhibited reg Conscience had directed Mr. Wiley Carleton College, Minnesota; Dr. ularly at the Wisconsin Painters and Russell and David William Stelsel. declared, “No man or clique or Millis, former Lawrence dean of Samuel N. Steven, Gcinnell College, Sculptors show in Milwaukee and Bachelor of Music: Marquerite group can tell me how to vote.” administration and now president Iowa; Dr. Ernest A. Johnson, Lake the Wisconsin Salon of Art, Univer Ann Brown. Phyllis Caroline Her After calling for a Republican Forest College, 111.; Dr. Russell D. sity of Wisconsin. In the fall of old, Audrey Alice Keller, Patricia victory in November, Wiley said, Cole, president of Cornell College, 1943, Dietrich was invited to par Marie Quay. Mary Anne Schiller "We can survive, if we have to, Mount Vernon, Iowa. ticipate in the American Water Col and Dorothy Jean Weber. even four more years of bad leader Banquet Ends The program will open with an ors of Today exhibit sponsored by The commencement program is ship. Give us four more years academic processional, with “These the Toledo Museum of Art. as follows: Of New Dealism with a yes-man Things Shall Be” by Seth Bingham, In 1940 Dietrich was awarded the Academic Processional Congress, and I’m not so sure we’ll played by La Vahn Maesch, college Madison Art association purchase have a Republic.” Lawrence Stay LaVahn Maesch organist. prize for oil painting at the Wiscon Now Thank We All Our God After calling for a government in The invocation will then be offer sin Salon exhibition, and in 1941 Which the people are the masters, Karz-Elert For Navy Men ed by John Whittier Darr, professor received the Tuthill Purchase Prize Invocation Dr. Kepler not the servants, Senator Wiley of religion from Wesleyan Univer at the International Water Color ended his talk by saying that Lawrence’s V-12 Father and Son Hymn—St. Anne sity, Conn., followed by the singing show. In 1943 his work was honor Address Professor Darr •America is the lighthouse. Pray get together was climaxed last night of a hymn. Bishop Schuyler A. ed in the Wisconsin Painters and Vocal Solos God we have vision to keep that by a banquet at Brokaw Hall. Dav Garth, Madison, will read an ex Sculptor’s exhibit when he was light burning.” Miss Engelland, Mrs. Webster id Birkhauser presided as toastmas cerpt from the scripture. granted the Milwaukee - Journal On the Steppe—A. Gretchaninotl Present Pusey purchase prize. ter. The principal speaker at the Lullaby—Cyril Scott Dr. Victor L. Butterfield, presi Anderson Accepts banquet was Lt. Grant H. Brown, Dietrich has also won recognition Sanctuary—Frank La Forge who is head of the Ninth Naval dent of Wesleyan University, will as a mural painter. In 1940. as the Conferring of Degrees Job in Washington District V-12 program. Richard San- present the new president of Law rp?ult of a national competition Bachelor of Music dow spoke for the first classmen. rence to Mr. Elmer Jennings, presi sponsored by the United States Bachelor of Science Dr. Paul Russell Anderson, Dean An informal reception for first dent of the Lawrence board of Treasury department, he was com Bachelor of Arts of Lawrence college, has been made classmen, faculty, and Ship’s Com trustees.

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