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THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF WINTHROP COLLEGE
Juniors Set High Moments in "Ye Gods" Rehearsal 87 Requests Senior President 'Life atWinthrop'Is For Exchange To Present Teachers In '42 May Day Theme 'Ye Gods' Director Mitchell Pleased Littlejohn States With Continued Coop- oration Of State Super- Annual Follies On March Each Class To Give Dance Pantomine Of Its intendents 27 To Climax Weeks of History—Will Use Cotton Exclusively For Preparation Eighty-seven requests for Costumes—College Seal And 'W To Be exchange teachers have been received from schools all over Stage Decorations Climaxing eight weeks of South Carolina, according to a preparation by cast, choruses, report Wednesday from O. M. and committee members, the Built around the four classes, the theme for the 1942 Mitchell, director of the ex- May Day will portray the varieties of life at Winthrop, ac- junior class will present "Ye change. cording to an announcement made by senior class president Gods", its annual follies pro- Ottering a program of demonstra- Mary Katherinc Littlejohn this week. duction next Friday night at tion teaching, check-up of methods, MARY SUE BKITTON To carry out the Winthrop theme, eight o'clock in the auditor- materials, and techniques, and1 newly elected pmidrnl of the rising Mary Katherlne said the exercises ium. Under the chairman- round-table discussions, the week ! hen lor class. would be centered around a huge ship of Maria Moss and the will, have Dr. Florence B. Strade- Losse Gives standing "W" draped In white and co-dire:tion of Virginia Stev- meyer. professor of education at Co- outlined in garnet and gold, which enson, the cast of this satire lumbia university, as leader on the will be placed on the amphitheater on Greek gods numbers 17, subject of "Guidance, a Responsi- Masquers, Sponsors Of stage. The queen will reign from with 28 girls solicited from all bility of Ihe School''. the peak of the "W". and her court classes to dance in the four STRADEMEYER WKI.I. KNOWN choruses. Dr. Strademeyer Is well known Orchestra Tournament will be seated on the steps of the The play Is * three act comedy throughout the field of education. prongs. Large Winthrop seals are written by Emma Bishop and Nancy to be at either end of tl" - stage to She has been first vice-president of Grand Eastern Opens Tupper. It tells the story of • (roup Kappa Delta Pi. and instructor in complete the decorations. Broadcast April 8 With Thirty of gods who pay. a visit to a Holly- the elementary grades, a critic F R DANCES wood night club In order to get first teacher, an associate in curriculum Colleges Expected Plans are to present four dances hand Information on the movie research, president of supervisors of Fifth Program Will Con- In pantomine form to portray the stars and modern American life. highlights of each year at Winthrop. student teaching, and author of sist Of Play With Mu- Representatives from ap- Complications arise when rivalry The officers of each class will meet scientific articles and surveys. proximately :i0 colleges and springs up between a mortal girl. sical Background soon to decide the events of the Teachers from various towns and universities will begin arriv- Penny, and the goadess. Venus, over year to be presented In the dances. cities In the state will attend the ing on the Winthrop campus Masquers will present a (ConUnued on Page Six) teacher exchange program on the April 8 for the sixth annual Tentative plans are to have girls play, "The American Way of from their respective classes give campus and will give Wlnthrop sen- Grand Eastern forensic tour- Life", with a musical back- iors a chance to teach In some of nament. According to Wini dances represenUng the freshman, ground supplied by the Col- the state schools. fred Losse, president of Grand sophomore. Junior and senior years. lege orchestra, as the fifth and N. C. Group Eastern, the tournament gets Other plans Include the exclusive m final in a series of five educa- i 1 under way Wednesday after- use of cotton costumes. tional broadcasts from this noon when the preliminary "The directors of dances, decora- % campus Sunday afternoon at At Vespers Announces contests arc run off. tions. and other details, who tradi- • X 5:35 in the college auditorium. M- Each year a Winthrop girl is ap- tionally come from the senior class, The things In which Americans will be announced later." said the Candidates^ brtleve -and stand up for make the pointed by the president to help en- Marion Calls Attention senior class president. Other class climaxing plot for this dramatic tertain the delegates while on the To Change Of Time, officers are to set up committees for presentation. Student voices which campus. Being assigned to a spe- For Tatler decorations, properties as well as to Quality Of Worship weave the though! are those of Mir- cific college, the Winthroplan meets appoint directors for their own iam Ward. Margaret Padgett. Mar- Ihe representatives from that col- Quattlebaum, Sheely For dance groups. The adviser for May A worship program led by a depu- gorle Traxler. Virginia Stevenson. leges and tries to help them get ac- Editor — Jones, Payne Day activities is Miss Marian Fugitt. tation team of five N. C. State col- Margaret Harris. Theresa Raynor. quainted with the tournament and gjjWy 1 Instructor In physical education. lege students will be held In John- For Business Manager Nan Earley. Mary Elizabeth Stan- Ihe campus In general. "The Winthrop theme for May son hall auditorium Sunday after- ley. and Eleanor McDermld. Heard Heads for the 1943 Taller will be. COLLEGES ATTENDING Day exercises has been chosen with noon at 3:30. on the program also are Dr. Eugene Some of the colleges planning to elected Tuesday in secret ballot by the hope that it will be picturesque The deputation team includes Link, acting head of the sociology the members of the rising senior] attend this year and their sponsors and humorous, and will appeal to Jacob Ting*, Hans Frei, Bob An- department, and Allen Edwards. In- are Unlvresity of Cincinnati. Grace class, according to an announce-1 students and visitors." Mary Kath- kers, Walton Thompson, and D. B. A structor In economics. ThL script Bedenbaugh: University of Notre ment made by Doris Gruber. editor, | erlne commented. Practices for the Green. Teamsters Tlnga and Prel reading is being rehearsed by Miss Dame. Enrline McNeill; Dartmouth. Wednesday night. exercses will begin after Spring were on this campus last spring with Florence Minis, director of public Candidates, selected by a Tatler | Clara Allen; West Virginia univer- holidays. a deputation team. speech activities. nominating committee, include Har- 1 sity, Adrlenne Taylor; University of Scheduled to appear on the regu- riot Quattlebaum of Aiken and ORCHESTRA TO PLAY Maryland. Nancy Losse: Emory uni- lar Sunday night vesper service, the "Sneezy" Sheely of Columbia for Beginning the broadcast with a versity. Rhoda Fennel!: Wake For- deputation team agreed to an af- editor, and Nancy Jones of Bates- special selection, the orchestra, un- est. Vivian Coward; Roanoke col- ternoon hour because of the musi- Hi Edition burg and Prances Payne of Dar- der the direction of Emmelt Gore, lege. Dot Willis: Maryvllle college. cal presentation of exerpts from lington for business manager. will play musical selections on cue. Margaret Padgett; •The St. Matthew Passion" by Polls will be held bv Tatler staff Music corresponding to script will be Shippensburg State Teatchers col- Johann Sebastian Bach to be given Be Out Soon members from 9:30 until 13:30 in used during the program. lege. Edna Hooker: American uni- by the College Choral society in the the coveredway between North dor- Campus broadcasts have been un- versity, Mary Heath Owen: Lenolr- college auditorium, under the dl- 'Miss Hi Miss' Edition To Bill ilf \>mitor y and the post office, the edi- der the direction of Fred Hayward. Rhyne. Rosa Cannon Hancock: recUon of Dr. Walter B. Roberts, Be Issued In April—100 tor announced. WBT radio producer, and have been Wlngate college. Georgia Hamlet: head of the music department. Basis of selection for nominees Is given through the combined talents High Point college. Frances Payne; Entries Received From "All students are invited." says the staff work done, organization and facilities of Winthrop college Catawba college. Elsie Earl Beard: Y President Caroline Marlon. "We In the top picturc above Frances Payne, center, playing Juno, queen of the gods in the High Schools ability, and qualities for teamwork and radio station WBT. This last Clemson college. Elizabeth Beaman; want a large group to attend, be- Junior Follies production, "Ye Gods", is trying to help Amelia Talbert, right, playing Pen- and leadership. Editor Gruber says, broadcast will complete the series Elon college. Caroline Williams: cause this deputation team will ny, and Jack Bonnoit, left, playing David, Penny's fiance, solve their love affair. In the The sixth annual high school edi- "I want all Junior to think twice of state-wide programs concerning Mars Hill college. Mary France give an exceptionally good worship lower pictures you see Jane Todd and "Banjo" Johnson, in the left picture, and Sue Willing- tion of The Johnsonian will be Is- and then vote. The 1942-43 Tatler youUi development In a democratic Gardner: Presbyterian college. Bet- service." ham and Hatsy Yeargin, on the right, practicing for the jitterbug chorus for the follies. sued about the middle of April, Ray iPhotos by Jim Allen) is in their hands." (Contlnued on Page Five* A Furr, director of the annual pub- lication. said this week. This edition is put out by the ad- i Link Lists Camp Projects Munday Will vanced reporting class, who will not Work Of Committee Satisfactory; only gather material and report the Show Movie campus but also solicit advertising , As Openings for Positions for the issue. The ads will be com- posed by the business English class. In Assembly ONE HUNDRED ENTRIES lar summer program Is sponsored Campus Returns To Normalcy Counselors on mental health and About 100 entries for the Miss Hi- by the American Friends Service psychiatrists emphasize today more Charlotte Fire Captain to Miss section this year have been re- than ever the Importance of keep- Committees in Philadelphia. Chi- Explain Handling Of mlnatcd satisfactorily as far as and suggested that representatives ceived. Prom the 5,000 copies to be ing busy and being Interested in cago. and Baltimore. The one in could be ascertain, j. of the group meet him In his office printed, a copy will be sent to every something, says Dr. Eugene P. Link, Baltimore Is connected with the Bombs; Pierians Pro- —— Dissatisfaction arose among the in IS minutes. great deitt had been done and would senior high school girl In about 300 acting head of the sociology de- Social Service Department of Johns gram April 7 Conditions in the dining; students because of an accumula- The whole group migrated, then, be done to Improve certain condi- high schools in the state. partment. Among the many oppor- Hopkins hospital. The Friends also room were normal' and quite; tlon of grievances about dining room to the auditorium of Main building, tions on the campus. As Dr. Phelps Although the paper will be small- tunities open' to present day stu- sponsor Work camps for democracy satisfactory at breakfast yes- 'service climaxed by a new regulation where It was agreed most could be entered the hall the student body • than usual this year, because of Captain John Munday of dents. Dr. Link pointed out those where American and refugee stu- terday, and apparently a great!that food would not be placed on be accomplished by a small com- stood as one. and his appearance on rls'ng costs of paper, a page will be the Charlotte lire department In summer camps and In social ser- dents work side by side. deal of the resentment evident the tables until after the singing mittee's working with Dr. Phelps. the stage was greeted with enthus- devoted to write-ups of each of the will show a film on incendiary vice work as v«y profitable. Another chance for Winthrop Wednesday night had disap-1 of the blessing. Formerly focd was In the meantime, some seven girls iastic applause. "Your committee 16 departments in the college, the bombs Monday during chapel Naming as one of these summer students Is a Job on Sherwood Eddy's peared, it was observed around j on the tables when girls came into had been chosen or had volunteer- has been at work." he said. He an- write-ups to be supplemented by period in place of the sched- projects or acUvltles the College 2000-acre Coop farm in Cruger. the campus. j the dining room. The new provls- ed to speak for the g;oup. These nounced that each member of the representative pictures of the cte- uled Pierians program. The Sumer Service Group In New York Miss. Here college students find In one of the frankest and most. ion was made because a few girls Included Laura Woods. Elizabeth committee would report, emphasiz- partmental activities. In addlUon Pierian society will present its City, an organization sponsored by work In all fields—nursery school, well-received -ippearances ever! were reportedly eating before the Mahon. Dorothy Hart. Doris Mc- ing that they were In unison as to will be feature articles on col- Lanier centennial program on the YMCA. Dr. Link described how recreational leadership, arts and made by President Shelton Pliclps j blessing had been sung. Muttering Fadden. Sara McKinney. Annie «he report. Three of the commit- lege life to give the high school girl wiembers of this group meet to- crafts, and many others. April 7. This Is a return appearance to before a Winthrop audience, he and | and apparent disapproval was ag- Lois Butler, and Alnslle Maxwell. tee members had nothing to say: Idea of what goes on In the dally gether for forums and discussions. The new two million dollar Valen- this campus for Captain Munday. a student committee reported to the I gravated when attempts to get the Student opinion being obviously in the complete texts of the other ad- life of a Winthrop girl. "They meet social workers, labor tine Boy's Club In Chicago needs who spoke on the incendiary Student Body that they had been; usual second helpings from the favor of the addition of two repre- dresses follow. leaders, bankers, prominent doctors, helpers to work with youngsters bo.nb under the sponsorship of the at work and that they fell the> had ; kitchen met with disciplinary op- sentatives: Frances Crouch, presi- President Phelps expalned that a and ministers: they take trips vis- from the stock yards. Among those American Association of University accomplishcd something. j postlon from the dlcUclan. Stu- dent of the Student Government previous engagement, which the iting social service agencies and Juniors, Notice! needed are such workers as libra- Women February 23. Those who The meeting at 10 o'clock Wedncs- dents chose to show their displeas- association, and Maria Moss, presl- group unanimously urged him to fill, sections of New York; they work rians. home visitors, and enmp pro- heard him were so impressed that day night was the last link in a' ure by sitting at their tables in the dent-elect of the Student Govern- would necessitate a slight delay in Superintendent Herman L. in settlement houses, direct play- moters. he is being presented again so that chain of fast-moving events that dining room after the scheduled ment associtlon. these were added, action. He stated that he would Frick ®f the Training school grounds. study social conditions, began In the dining room and cul- supper hour was over. About 7:1S making the committee complete with These opportunities are open to all Winthrop students might have meet with the committee Monday wants to meet the Julwi who etc.." he said. Caroline Johnston, Winthrop girls as well as any other access to the bomb film and discus- | o'clock several hundred girls walk- nine members. afternoon to continue their discus- senior from Madison, N. J., worked college student, Dr. Link reminds sion. dlscusslon c:e scheduled for op. cd in a body U> the President's home COMMITTEE REPORTS sion. "I am asking you to observe with this group. students. In all cases room and It was necessary for regular chap- pearances throughout the Carolines: regl5ter a Prolest. Reporting to the whole group one your own natural behavior in the POINTS OUT OTHERS board are provided for. and in some el Ume to be moved up * day be- thus It is difficult to book him on) PHELPS RECEIVES by one after a private session with dlnmc room tomorrw," he told the Dr. Link continued that' a simi- there are small scholarships offered. cause Captain Munday's film and short notice. j President Pheips received them Dr. Phelps, committee members (Continued on page 3> THE JOHNSONIAN Friday, March 20, 1942 ions of Three Major Organizations Completed Tuesday 4 Elected Winthrop Crads at Aberdeen Center 4 Officers Defense Demands Y Offices / • S.G.A. Chosen To Women Engineers All Fillea HeadWAA Positions Dr. Stokes Aaked To Recommend Student* For Can ho n, Hair, Wood, Lay John, Norris, McCall, and Immediate Government Positions—Advises This Week *P*e Over Offices Of Whittington AU Star Majors To Include Physics Courses Athletes Yobs, Herbert, and Sims Student Government Elected to Subordinate May X Impetus is given to mathematics courses in an announce- The Athletic association ment from the United States Civil Service Commission tell- Positions elected minor officers simul- ing of the shortage and urgent need of women with mathe- The election of June Can- matical training for engineering assistants. taneously with the Student Sttf>ordinate Y officers were nqli as president of the Sen-1 Dr. Ruth Stokes, head of the Win-. -— Government association and demand, and Uie number of persons electcd at student polls Tues- ate, Betty Lay as vice presi- tlirop department of mathematics, the YWCA at polls in the cov- qualified Is far too small. Positions day in the joint election held dent of the Student Govern- has also been asked recently to ered way between main build- paying from *3.400 to (3.000 are go- ment association, Mary Wood,! recommend several girls for Immed- by the Student Government ing and North dormitory ing begging, according to Dean as secretary, and Helen Hair, Mathematics is no bugaboo for the three young Winthrop graduates in the ballistics iate positions at Vpuhlngton as en- association, the Athletic as- Tuesday. Blake R. Van Leer, head of the as treasurer in Tuesday's vot-1 research department of the air-craft division at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, gineering assistants, at a salary of sociation, and the YWCA. The new leaders to take office the school or engineering at State CoJ- ing for other officers of the where Uncle Sam's new weapons are minutelv tested and examined. The three girls, all ), as in the case of the four Chosen vice-president was first of May arc Marlon John. Jun- It|e. Raleigh. N. C. He reports that Student Government was an- busy with their calculating machines, are left to right, Geraldine Lee of Chapin, Alta Par- Wlnthrop girls now doing govern- Olga Yobs of Columbia; sec- ior from BennettsviUe. vice-presi- calls for women engineers are t noqrked Tuesday night by | sons of Fountain Inn, and Annie Belle Graham of Anderson—all mathematics graduates of ment work in the Ballistics depart- retary, Nancy Herbert of dent; Bessie Norris. freshman from Ing Into his office from the Nary de- (•ranees Crouch, president of the college. ment. Aberdeen Proving Oround. Charleston; treasurer, Doro- Lydla. secretary; Ruth McCall. partment of the bureau of Ships, ttte.'ktudcnt body, at a joint d. thy Sims of Rock Hill. sophomore from Latta, treasurer; that the Wavy Is "particularly de- Olga Yobs, a rising senior, served nfteting of the Student Gov-i and Sadie Whittington. sophomore NO EXAMINATION sirous of getting in touch with wom- as sophomore class president. She ernment. the "Y". and thei from Lorls. recording secretary. Because of the emergency, no ex- en who have degrees in engineer- Is the present YWCA secretary. Athletic association, in Main Summer Catalog Lists 73 MARION JOUN amination will be required, but in ing." Sophomore Nancy Herbert Is a auditorium. Marlon John has been active In June U a Junior Irom Spartan- order to qLallfy. the (Iris must have Jo the Thursday, March 13. 1943. member of the "Y" cabinet. She the W. A. A. since' her freshman burg. This year she is serving as completed a major In mathematics isiue of The Charlotte Observer was president of the freshman class year, playing hockey and basket- president pro tern of the Senate and Grad and Undergrad Courses In a standard college or university Dean Van Leer quotes Captain H. and Is vice-president of the sopho- ball. She represents her class In Is a freshman counselor. She Is also and In addition must have had at E. Haglund, of the Navy depart- more class. the Senate and last year was • ft member of the Wlnthrop assocla-: least six semester hours in physics. ment's Bureau of Ships, as saying: Dot Sims Is a rising senior and is Seventy-three courses will cure seven semester hours. Listed the s.x-wccks* term or nine semes- • member of the honorary basketbail ilon for childhood education and; Unfortunately few mathematics ma- "Most of the positions in this bu- a graduate of Wlnthrop Training make up the offerings of the among the home economics subjects tcr hours for the eight-weeks' term, j squad. secretary of the Wftley Foundation.! jors In this year's graduating class reau are of such nature that women school. She served as a "Y" cabi- annual summer session open- are courses in recent development The only exception to tills is made to j Bessie Norris played both hockey §e,tty. a junior from Central, Is | at Wlnthrop have had the physics can be used to excellent advantage, net member this year. ing Monday, June 8. accord- In nutrition, offered June B-13; re- allow a student to enroll In a safety a permanent senator and a marshal. • and basketball this year and »t *. though the department and we should be glad to have the The new officers will assume ing to the summer session cent trends in summer education, or first aid course that carries one present Is serving as treasurer of She Is a member of Forceps and i strongly urges students majoring In names of'thOK Women whom yot duties May 1. bulletin available in Dr. Mo- June 15-9; arts and crafts for per- hour credit. the freshman class. Scalpel, El Circulo Castellano. and i mathematics to consider a minor in feel to be available." wat G. Fraser's office. The sonal use, July 13-24; and nursery Again, the college Is offering an th McCall Is secretary of the secretary of the Baptist Training | either physics or chemistry. How- .VAN LEU aaPLIKS session will be divided into school techniques and practice. June opportunity for a gradute to do work W. A. A. this year and has been out- Union! the Information concerning Dean yan teer replied: "Concern two terms: a six-weeks' one. 22-July 10. Also being offered by on her Masters degree, but special standing in all Wlnthrop sports. - SECRETARY. MART WOOD this government need has been ning the question of trained womur DORMS OPEN THRU which will close July 15, and the home economics department Is correspondence with the head of the She was guard on the honorary Mary Wood, a sophomore from d on to Helen Hanna (Class of engineers, I am afraid that the an eight-weeks' one. ending a new nutrition course for non- major department before June 1 Is ba: :.ciball squad last year. North Charleston, is a reporter* on '41) who. It is understood, can meet Navy, alone with most of the de- July 31. Special institutes majors. advised. Sadie Whittington has been cap- SUNDAY, MARCH 29 The Johnsonian, and a member of the physics requirement. fense industries, has started con- will be held throughout the EDUCATION' WORKSHOP Administration officers will re- tain or manager of all the athletic the winning sophomore basketball As further evidence of the line siderably too late on this. session on public affairs, read- Among the special courses being main approximately the same as In '.earns of the Class of '44, and she Dormitories will remain open learn. She was chairman of the spirit of cooperation among Wln- "Up until' a short while ago most ing, and professional relations planned for the summer session is the winter session, but hostesses tor was on the honorary basketball until Sanday, March t», to ac- freshman class last year. This year > graduates and willingness to of Uie Industries would not employ as well as meetings for the the three-weeks' workshop In edu- the two dormitories will be Mrs. squad last year. commodate any stodents who : lie has been on' Junior council of serve the country In the war emer- women and therefore a woman had county superintendents and cation. offered for two terms. June Veda O. Brlce. McLaurin, and Mrs. may find It necessary to wait an- th: Baptist Student union and is n gency. the mathematics department 9-26 and July 6-21. which will give Cora M. Hargrove. Margaret Nance. very little encouragement to study Ul then to leave for the spring member of the Senior council for home demonstration represen- at Wlnthrop has had letters iand students expert aid in planning the Mrs. J. B. TowlII and Mrs. Louis engineering. "/&« -result of'this, we vacation, according to Dean next year. tatives. All plans are being Bailey Wins State telephone calls in recent weeks from details of units for the comlfig Rcld will be assistant hostesses. graduated our first woman engineer Kale G. Hardin. Helen Hair, a sophomore from announced by Dr. Fraser, di- Wlnthrop alumnae asking what they year. Each course taken for the Most of the faculty also will be last June. - We now have four or Contrary to ram or. there haa Fpartahburg. is a member of the rector of the summer school. might do with their mathematical Few changes have been made In I entire eight-weeks' session will car- made up from the winter school. Extempore Meet who are studying Hfclneering and been no change in holidays fraas Tcnatc. 8he Is a member of the training in the war effort and how one will graduate Mils coming May the curriculum, according to the ry three semester hours credit. The Dr. Edwin Hughes, however, will the announced date* In iaat Junior council of the B. S. U. this to go about getting In touch with in archftectual engineering, but It summer seslon catalog. For the six-weeks' session will carry three again conduct the maate" class In On Pap-America week's Johnsonian. year and a member of the Senior the proper authorities. As a result, first time, however, the home eco- semester hours credit. The six- piano. Miss Sarah Cragwell and will be a year or two longer before council for next year. She was a one of these was called last week nomics department is offering cours- weeks' course will carry two semes- Griffith Pugh, both faculty mem- we can turn out any more." freshman representative In May Will Compete In Regional to Aberdeen Proving Ground. Md. Quoting further from the same Court last year. es for home economics graduates. ter hours. The maximum amount bers on leave of absence for the To Issue Bi-annual Four courses are scheduled for the of work that may be carried by s year 4941-42, will return to take Conference in Atlanta, NUMBER SMALL article lh The Charlotte Obse Offtcere will take the oath of of- "In recent months the State College term in which graduates may se- student Is six semester hours for part in the summer session. fice May 1. Tourneys in Kentucky Women of this year's graduating School of Engineering has received Catalog In May And Minnesota class in other colleges and univer- many requests for women engineers sities who are finishing the engi- to help fill the thousands of tech- New catalogs, to be Issued in early Play Given neering course are in still greater A clever play entitled "La Plals- Speaking on various phases of nical positions now open." May, will Inside material for ses- Around antene" was presented at the open Inter-Americanism, Esther Bailey, sions 1942-43 and 1B43-44. according Junior history major of Rock Hill, meeting of Lc Circle Francais in and Caroline Johnston, presented to Dean Mowat G._ Fraser. chairman Easy to Follow Johnson hall last Tuesday after- won first place In the South Caro- of the catalog commttee. the veaper program at Presbyter- lina Extempore Contest held on th# noon. Students taking part were ian collefe last Sunday. Mrs. Bi-annual catalogs are being used W. T. S. Sarah Ellen Cunningham. Mar- campus last Friday and Saturday, Briefly to-save paper and lessen expense. Frita ..MitUy, student secretary. and as a result will represent the —this Arthur Murray Step lon Fundcrburk. Doris Theodore, . accompanied the group. Upon publication they will be distri- and Mary Turner. A dance also state at the regional conference to buted to students and facluty mem- I Senior Play Tonight be held in Atlanta In April. j The seniors turn nctors and act- was given by Andrcnna Frye and Speaking bers. Special supplements will be Katherlne Edenfleld. Esther was presented with an en- tDonlap. Speaks issued in alternate years to bring to Daintiness! I resses tonight and present the Dr. J; O. Dunlap spoke to Tri- graved Shaeffer fountain pen for catalog up to date. thrcc-act mystery comedy, "Gal- Make Plans Beta. honorary biology eliib, Tues- her achievement, and James Bill of New courses are to be offered In tito clot* or Ii30 oato, guard loping Ghosts". The play will be The Wlnthrop association .for day attantoon. He gave a dem- Groups Sing Carolina, winner of second place, history, music, home economics, so- your sweetness and charm the given In the Training school au- childhood education and Kappa onstration of pneumothorax treat- The girls' sextet sang at the Par- was given a Shaeffer pencil. ciology, psychology, mathematics, way Arthur Murray d;i ditorium at eight o'clock. Admis- Delta Pi are making plans for ment and discussed the Basal ent Teachers association meeting on and physcal education, according to do—with Odoror.o Cream. sion for students is 20c. for adults STUDENT LEADER new members for next year. Metabolism machine and X-ray Tuesday and at a Rotary luncheon Fraser. Non-greasy, non-gritty, 40c. ta:; included. Outstanding as a student leader pictures and movies. Thursday. They, with George Mo- gentle, no trouble to use— as well as speaker. Esther holds Spain Speaks Odorono Cream ends perspira- Teachers Attend zlngo assisting them as baritone, many honors in the forensic organi- Mrs. Frances Lander 8paln tion annoyance for 1 to 3 days! Student teachers took over have been invited to sing at the zations. She is president of the spoke to the local chapter of Del- Day at Devotions Mlss.'Naney Day of the library Follow this easy Arthur I classes today and ' esterday when Easter service at the Episcopal Freshman debaters' league, and ta Kappa Gamma Tuesday night MUNN'S GROCERY science" department spoke at the (Old Kampus Kitchen)' Murray step to daintiness— I some of the iaculty members church of Rock Hill. The girls arc served last year as speaker of the on "Innovations ut the University Baptist noon devotions Saturday. lee Cream, Candy. Sand- get Odorono Cream today I went to the meeting of the Sout'i Bcttc Jo "alley, Sophia Frledhclm. house for Debaters' league. 8he of Chicago". wiches. Soft Drinks 10c, 39c, S0( sua (plus tax). I Carolina Education As-socaitlon Lorntuc Goodman. Mary Gene Rob- represented Wlnthrop at tourna- The subject of her talk was "Vo- Popular Prices j convention in Columbia. Those erts. Louise Stinc. and Catherine ments held at Myrtle Beach. Ap- eiUOflk! Opportunities' in the Li- Ed. Club Meets brary Field". j going are Misses Minnie Row- Trusdalc. Henry Rauch is accom- palachian college, and Charlotte. The secondary education club land. Pattie Dowell. Mabel Moor- panist for the sextet. The boys' Next week-end, Esther leaves for will meet Tuesday afternoon at 4 quartet has also been organized and er. Ruth Eady. Horten.se Rog- Lexington. Kentucky, where she o'clock In Johnson hall for the fi- Deputation Here ers. Jeanette Arterburn, Mrs. has now had Its second rehearsal will be one of six delegates at the nal selection of Uic new mem- A visiting Clcmson deputation Cut Your Cleaning Bills ' W. D. Rice, and H. L. Flick. Mrs. with • Miss Helen Hutto. student Wlnthrop-sponsored National Leg- will present the vesper program bership for next year. In Half , Rice Is president of tne classroom coach. Ed Jeter. Harold Marshall. islative assembly. From there she at the Oakland avenue Presbytcr- teachers and will be presiding George Mozingo. and Henry Raucli will go on to "Chicago to visit rela- Officers Elected Send it Tu j over the meetings of that group. make up the quartet. tives. then to Minneapolis for the At Uie last mceUng of the Bo- Thc P. s. A. council will entertain national Pi Kappa Delta conven- hemian club the following offi- the deputation at a supper at the church".' •; " * *'• ' V 'Best By Taste Test' Tournament Results tion. She wlll .be the only. Wlnthrpp cers were eleoted: president. Mary Faultless Cleaners In the big forensic tournament* delegate at this tournament. Bhe Telford; vice-president, Louise will return South In time- to attend 8wartz; secretary-treasurer, Eliz- I'HONE 881 held lost week by Uie senior and Furr fo Texas the Regional oonference at Emory abeth Staton; and poster chair- Junior Forensic Activity Leagues Ray A. Furr, director of Uic We Deliver the following were named as win- university in Atjanta.theweck of man. Carolyn Jeffords. Wlnthrop News Servlcc and asso- ners in the various contests in the April 14. ciate professor of English, will, at Senior club of the debaters; Idelle This contest is Uic second in a sc- Wheeler Speaks ' the request of the Yofk' County Goodman and Bette Ilailey as the ries. the, first of which was held lo- Dr. P. M. Wheeler will be Uie Defense Council, attend" the Dc- affirmative team and Jack Bur- cally last Wednesday afternoon. 1' g»e*t speaker a' .he' Klwanls | Knse fining school at Texas Let dettc and Tom Pappas as the ne- Is sp»nsorcd nationally by Uie office lajles' night banquet in Gastonla. A." and M. college to be held at gative team. John Reese was of the coordinator of Inter-Ameri- N. C.. March 24. Dr. Wlicclcr will . State' Collefe, Texas. March 31- Rock's Laundry & named alternate. Jack Birdette can AITalrs wiU> Dr. Warren G speak on "The Two Indlspeiul- AprU 5. won the boys' extemporaneous Keith, head of Uic history depart- blcs". He claims these two are— Dry Cleaning contest and Barbara Spain the ment. handling the'local and state women and n sense of humor. girls'. These people will repre- arrangements. Four hundred col- Give The Old sent Training school in the zone leges and unlvcr^tles are taking Students at. P. C. Dress A New Look contest at Whltmlre on April 10. part, it was said. Tho six speakers A deputation of the Presbyter- Winner of the Impromtu contest winning the national contest will Ian Student Association, consist- Telephone 755 was Rosa Lillian Strait, and win- be given tours to the other American ing of Emily DUlard. Claude Sit- ner of the oratorical contest was republics. ton. Beth Branchc. Jean Cameron. Hilda Proctor. From the tourna- bo SPRJNG PUDDLES ment In the Junior organlzaUon come the following winners: Her- Rock Hill's Finest YOU'LL GET YOUR Build Healthy Bodies SPLASH YOU? bert Gladden, hoys' extemporan- WE ARE ALWAYS AT eous; Elizabeth Johnson, girls' VOIIR SERVICE DIME'S WORTH with ex'cniporancoir.: Mack HoULs"boys' Hotel Impromtu; Ernestine Willis, gills' AT BETTER FOODS Impromtu; Earle Baron, boys' ANDREW declamation; and Tlieodocla Ma- from CALL FOB IT AT YOUR caulay, girls' oratorical. REID'S SERVICE "V" CANTEEN JACKSON ROYAL CROWN Wlnthrop college girls are awak- STATION McCROR Y'S ROGER'S BOTTLING CO. ened In the morning and put to sleep Five and Ten 'SHERER'S Dry Cleaning And Dyeing at night by chimes. awB VJ — BBB •» a Friday, March 20, 1942 THE JOHNSONIAN PAGB-f Faculty Members Address Teachers Meeting This Week'•End Meetings [Group Sings Getting an Assignment for a Quick Riae Knitters Doing Part In JQ Attend Excerpts Of Next Week NationaTEmergency Gathcring at which discussions of Bach Drama Defense - conscioulous 'WlnthroplanWlnthroplans • dren were also ac
Spring vacation thii year !• BE. KIND- TO - YOUR - CAR - AND - Round Trip Fa rat TIRES-WEEK—in other words, go Darlington ... - JSJ5 Morale Contributes Georgetown - - - - Kit Waldrop Supply | bom* by Greyhound. It'i your Chester ------.(• To Victory chance to be kind to your pocket- Winnsboro ----- 11.40 Company, Incl | book, too—you don't need a course Lancaster ----- .75 Flowers Contribute "Girls in the Navy Blue" in higher mathematics to figure out Florence ------|3.M I you're way ahead at Greyhound's low Hartsville $3.1# JOBBERS farea. The schedules are convenient Sumter ------t*.J» To Morale W£ INVITE YOU TO COME IN AND LOOK AROUND Lance ToasTchee — the deep-cushioned seats are aa Camden (2.11 Healing, Plumbinc and £ Columbia $2.25 rest-provoking as a dull lecture—and Electrical Supplies S, KIMBALL'S the crowd's aure to be a lot of fun. Charleston ... - |SM THE CATAWBA LUMBER CO. Charlotte M Telephone 57 Oakland Ave. FLOWER SHOP "Anytime or Any Place!" Yes, air, the right start for this Augusta ------|i]5 vacation is by Greyhound! ... Aiken $3J« Rock Hill S. C. A Main Street (Flos Tax) =Editorials HEY GUARD/ ampusm WHO more 'POLK & WALLS DO NOT A - ships go underveloped for the simple PRISON MAKE? . With Dot Hart reason that girls have no time and Interim Motto: Don't cuss—Quote Us (or toUtr opportunity to really get acquainted or Since we, wrote this column last still, go to see Junior Follies, and yo« they don't realize that they have much week, the spring we won't have to cuss.) ir. common on which to buid a friend- were speaking of With mid-semes- ship. We sec these denominational par- then has come . . . ters and all, the ' and there's no doubt campus seems defi- ties as fertile ground for the develop- [ ' *** about it, 'Sunnf St*fsAnM In A Woman's World Neagle, John CarrflH And It's not very long now—only a we«k be for# the "tollies of follies" will be here. You're really In for a treat, so erase any other enmement from This S'cur mind that you may have thought of and get that ticket now to avoid the rush. Present j Orleans during the height of UM j Mardl CI raj The vivacious star plays the part I of a dancer with a carnival com- There's a Job opportunity in pany, and John Caroll, who. 1» tha Washington for college girls that [romantic lead, plays the paft of * wealthy young southerner who fafla lr underrated—that of housewife- according to the Associated Colleg- In love with her. The ensuing com- DOWN TO CHARLESTON iate Press. The slate of affairs In plications. with an on-agaln. att- For the Medical Ball went Nancy Coggcshall, Nancy Mrlver. Rosa Sim*, Washington is better than It may again wedding, make for a gay and and Halite Colvln last week-end. seem. There are nine men for tuneful screen fare. Ray Bolger, AND OFF THE CAMPUS WENT even ten women, a figure authenti- Edward Everett Horton, and the noted dance satirists. The Hart- Mary Heath Owen and June Cannon to Spartanburg. Vera Rogers to cated by the Census Bureau. This 8umter, Barbara Davison to Spartanburg. Caroline McCutcheon to P. C.. Is a much more heartwarming pros- mars. are also featured In the mus- Mary Aueen to Wlnnsboro, and Caroline Williams to Spartanburg. pect than . the one-to-four ration ical. AND DOWN TO PAWLEY'S ISLAND sometimes claimed. Most recent on a Citadel houscparty went Melvin Green, Franny Sloan, and Sara figures show the District of Colum- bia area has a low marriage rate, AND FROM SUNDAY'S PAPERS WE GOT THIS ANNOUNCEMENT but .no lower than a number of Mr. and Mrs. W. Lee Harris announce the marriage of their daughter, others. At any rate. Washington Ellxabelh Lee to Raven loor McDavid Jr. of Lafeyette, La., son of Mr. men arc fair game. And not ra- and Mrs. Raven I. McDavid of Oreenvillc. S. C. The wedding was solemn- ized on March 7 at St. Mary's Episcopal church In Birmingham, Alabama. Trumbull, Hover To Sing Mr. Oeorge Trumbull and Miss Oestillte Sehnsucht Some of the schools most success- ful In setting up thriving OCD Col- Virginia Hover will present a Fac- Gelstlllchcs Wlcgenlled l lege Defense Commuters are the ulty recital Thursday night at eight Miss Hover and Mr. Trumbull University of St. Louis. Apparent- r. S. A. TO GIVE EASTER EGG HUNT o'clock In the Music hall auditorium. ijre Rati - - - Jcno Hubay dental. Northwestern. Wayne uni- Tomorrow afternoon an Easier egg hunt will be given for 40 Salva- The program Is as follows: irlcska - Joseph 8uk versity. Skidmorc. Smith, and the tion Anny children from 3 until 5 o'clock Saturday afternoon at the ynlvreslty of St. Louis. Apparent- Concerto In O. Minor..Max Bruch Presbyterian church by the Presbyterian girls. Dyed and candy eggs will ly the most difficult task at many Adagio be a part of t£c hunt, and supervised games will be directed by Mary Ma- In the Morning - - Arnold Bai schools Is to keep the committees ner. recreation chairman. Singing will be directed by Mary Hall Moore. Allegro representative of the whole college On the Bridge Lou Hlcklin is in charge of refreshments. All Presbyterian girls arc In- family. The tendency often Is for Mr. Trumbull vited to come. Well to the Woods No more—Har- one faction or another to take over, old F. "Hiomas. according to the OCD office in COLLEGE GIEE CLUB ENTERTAINED Two songs— Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd C. Bender entertained the College glee club last Friday at their home on College avenue. Coffee, chicken salad and cream From a Very Little Sphinx MISS SARAH CASSEI.S DAVIS cheese sandwiches, stuffed eggs, potato chips, and a salad course were Bernard Wagcnaar ACOUSTICS TRAINING Professor and Mr*. Henry C. Davis of Columbia, aimounre served buffet style. Delicious strawberry tarts were served for desert. Floods of Spring mcnt of their daughter. Sarah Casscls. and George Vaughai Brown university will be one of Since last week was physical fitness week, the Benders had at their guests' Rachmaninoff of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Burns of Rock Hill. The wedding is I four at which special advanced work disposal several bicycles in order that they might "ride down their sup- Ballata on April 2. in acoustics will be carried out this per". Mr. and Mrs. Bendrr and their daughter entertained the girls with Scherzo summer to train men needed for re- singing after they had finished riding the bicycles. Dr Walter B. Roberta will accom- search and experimentation In navy New uudcr-arm pany Miss Hover and M-s. Trumbull laboratories. The program at Brown will be at the piano for Mr. Trum- Nancy Coggeshall and Fanny Cowan were co-hostesses Monday night Is designed to provide fundamental Cream Deodorant bull. when they entertained the Press club In The Johnsonian office. Hot tea background knowledge and experi- utfely nnd chocs sandwiches were served, after which an Informal Tatler ence on problems related to sub- plc'urc was made. marine detection, acoustic mines, Stops Perspiration A Column on Clothes uud Manners on the sound insulation, and the field of -NOW PLAYING- rHI U SERVES SUPPER I sound transmission. Phi U girls served a supper to the visiting Clemson band and Win- t.v Quinn: Duke university. Mary How Green Was throp student government officers before the band concert Tuesday night. Amcen: Davidson college. Frances Ayers; Canon Newman. Elbcrta The menu Included roast beef, mashed potatoes, green beans, pineapple, By Sarah W. Keels My Valley" carrot salad, hot rolls, coffee, and cake. The supper was served in Thur- Wiles: Waynesburg college. Rebec- Fifty hand-picked high school ca Dcs Champs: Georgetown col- mond hall at six o'clock. Tune your Spring clothes to the students In a hurry to get wings to lege. Anne Hetrlck. times. A Spring "must" for every Ameri- "SUPERSTITION PARTI'" GIVEN help Uncle Sam are learning the ] can woman is to avoid all military fash- Other colleges planning to at- Dr. Opal Rhode* head of the home economics department, and Miss mysteries of flight at Northwestern ions. When you arc out with the army tend that have not had sponsors as- Rulh Stephenson of the music department entertained at a "Supcrstl- ; university, preparatory to becoming signed arc Kent State university. tlon" party on Friday the 13tli. The guests entered the room by walking 11 or navy man, remember he doesn't want full-fledged glider Instructors. his girl to look like a faded carbon copy Oglethorpe university. Houghton under a ladder, and the room was decorated with black cats, open um- I! college. Wofford college. William ; of the guys he's on furlough from. Now brellas. horseshoes, four-leaf clovers, and pins. The guests were present- and Mary, University ol Miami, and more than ever women want to achieve an ed with rabbits' feet for good luck, and balls of asafcteda were given to | Farinvlllc. 4. A pure, while, grtsnclcs*. air of femlnlnty and gaiety by wearing stainless vaiiisliinu ciciin. ward off whopping cough. Coffee and butterscotch pic were served. About I A Selective Service ruling has it those costumes which arc more becoming 5. Arrid hat been awjrdcl il.e a dozen faculty members attended. that men married since December 8. Approval Sea! of ilic Ainciii ait in style and in color—and tnc Easter pa- 1941. cannot be deferred on the Institute ol blundering for SOUTH CAROLINA UNION MEETS being harmless to fabric*. rade is the No. 1 occasion fcr you to strive basis of dependency unless they The South Carolina union held'Its March meeting In the Music room Arrid is tho LARGEST SELLING to appear a picture of elegance and ex- "prove the status was acquired un- of Johnson hall Tuesday afternoon. The program consisted of the re- DEODORANT. Try a jar today! qulslte loveliness in your chosen costume. der circumstances beyond the regis- porting on the lives of important men of South Carolina. Betty West, When thumbing through fashion fore- trant's control." "The circum- Berele Smith, Lena llutlo. and Jarquline Garrlck were added to the roll. casts. I noted this ditty: A social hour followed the program. stances escape me." remarked a re- cently-wed. cx-Marqucttc student. J. I.. I'lllLLIPS 1)1(1 C Spring is king of the seasons STORK You can be queen of the May! Flowers are born to be beautiful You can dress to be gay. We Invite You To Come Have A New Easter EASTER FORECASTS In And l.ook Record Your Heading the fashion parade this Easter will be those dark silk -no- Picture As Well As Around tably navy dresses or flt-drcdses touched with a froth of white or an ac- Tire Serial Number cent of brilliant color, according to all No. 1 style bulletins. Cocky col- ors will keep In pace and you'll see less black, more gay green, marine blue, sunshine, yellow, beige, and English walnut. MARSHALL Marshall Oil Co. Again. If you're debating about your Spring holiday wardrobe, re- member a frilly jabot at your threat In either a suit, dress, or coat and a Hardware & frill at your wrist will give your navy that frcsh-as-c-daisy look. Do It In BROWNIES pastel organdy, mousscllnc. or crisp white cyelctplquc. Supply Co. Mid the whirl of dances at the Medical College of Charleston. Nancy Melver—a wonder woman she mutt be—found time to shop, and she prof- ited. Comes Easter and Nancy will be smartly attired In two-piece sport Phone 114 suit In the loveliest Easter egg colors—a white wool ovcrpiald In canary yellow and pale green. Her sweater Is of the pale, pale green. And Mary Muffel and other "picvir entmts" speaking of' perfection In tailoring, have you seen Carolyn Guess's tur- PRINTZESS The dress you'll pick for quoise gabardine suit? It has grace In the smoothly nlpped-ln waistline, your tummcr first, when smartness in the wide rounded lapels, and quiet goad taste in the .-.Im- TRADITION you ice in stick-cm rap plicit) of the skirt. She chooses a crisply tailored, yet soft yellow silk splashed with yummy cherries ...iti bsg-mc- shirt, to wear with the suit. REIDS light waist...ih* skirt //jltvtllf/ and that swirls with pleais. SPRING COLLECTION FLOWER SHOP MAIN STRtifcT White Carolina rayon There have been no drastic changer, in fashions thlr. spring. We arc ITartc Strrrt told to look for Jackets on dresses, and not to settle for less than one frivolous print. Anne Murrah. for caper-cutting at A. T. O. dance week- end dorm Carolina way this week-end. will wear a smart ercme Jersey and luggage linen Weatlon. The skirt of crcmc Jersey Is a million stitch- ed pleats. The luggage linen jackct Is fashioned with a round neck, a ECKERDS MT. GALLANT ICE AND COAL CO. For cm Kale Drugs lowish waistline and with green ruchlng accompanlng the many button: ICE CREAM FOR PARTIES Tailoring based on generations of as they march down the front. N. Tryon Street excellent workmanship makes this Stimulating In style and destined for your own heart arc those be- CHARLOTTE, N. C. Printzess reefer a joy to own. It witching cotton prints. Mary Frances Crawford came in from Charlotte j has beauty of line, elegance of fab- Saturday with four! One which she Is bound to love more each time she | wears It is a French plaid gingham. A white pique Peter Pan collar and I ric. superb simplicity. Featured ex- Inserted bib give It a spic-and-span look: the skirt is fully gathered to a | clusively In Rock Hill at minature waistline: and the full sleeves have a touch of a white cuff. Radios . Friedheim's JUNIOR FOLLIES PRESENTS THE LATEST rrinlzem Faahions. . . (he r all Wintlirop Collfffr Girls. Next Friday Grecian glorified togs will he on display in Junor Fol- lies At her loveliest will be Grace Ashe, who will appear in a rose jeisey NEW RECORDS—NEEDLES—IIIT PARADE SONGS evening dress lashloned with a high neckline, long full sleeves, a soltly E»»o Station fathered skirt. The waistline Is snugged In with a silver metallic girdle. PROCTOR MUSIC COMPANY Melville's A very strikng creation Is the red strapless evening gown to be worn by PRINTS - BIEDERMAN Rock HHPs Fashion Headquarters '•Hi'* Shealy. But these ore not the only ones. Since the real thing Is tetter than auy word picture I might attempt, you'll Just have to wait COMPANY until today week to sec them all. Cleveland,-Ohio v ••••• • PAGE 6 THE JOHNSONIAN Friday, March 20, iSi-lu Sports and Fun i»n the Cawpoa MAKTIIA AZER, Spoils Editor MARY WOOD, Assistant Sports Editor The Recreation Roundup THE By MARTHA AZER A SPORTS <& WOMAN'S ANGLE <1 Our Guest: *' Don MerTiek, spirts editor of The GimRwL took us gp cn oir invitation to pt at the tat for an Inning of a reereatlon roundup at Carolina. Writes Don of: Sophs Down Frosh To Cop Title Carolina In Springtime: Now tliat spring is here to stay. Caro- Una lad. and lassies are footsteps of the birds and "Scotties" Interclass Inter-Class Basketball Winners Announce literally bubbling with an lovebug. The resultant disease—mar- Man hi Aie ilageitis. ... I think that's what they're T ourney W inners for calling it. 1 t don't quote me. Standards It's been only a week or so that this resarrertton has come aboat on the rampos. and no one seeim to be complaining about It—unless it's the everprerent imln, who are beginning to think Second Straight Year on Fitness that the rtndents here are taking to hear the old proverb. "A little learning is a dangerciu thing." Others To Be Added Canteen courses are becoming more and more popular this Carter, Whittington, Tant Lead Team In 3rd spring. For you girls who have never visited our palaclal campus, Later; Minimum and Straight Basketball Win on Thursday Af- that's the spot where a gal tells a sucker ... or vice-versa ... to Maximum Require- meet her at the canteen, and they. well, just chat. Courtin' Is re- ternoon; Seniors Runners-Up With Two ments served as an exclusive nightime activity. Wins, One Defeat Which reminds rar, our spring dance*, haven't gotten jn fall swing as yet, but It won't be long now. The ATO's are having one Standards for measuring tonight, to start off the springtime marathons. Them the Sigma Climaxing the basketball tourney with gusto, the sopho- physical fitness were announc- Na'a. SAE's aiffl KA's are going to pat over a big one at a nearby mores downed a hard lighting freshman stiuad 32-24 Tuesday ed this week by the sub-com- afternoon to win the campus title of "champs" for the second mittee oil health and fitness of In case you're wondering, when the girls get time off from consecutive year. The seniors showed a slight edge of su- which Mary Katherine Little- datln' and classes ot Carolina, they usually truck over to the Uni- periority over the junior squad in the second game of the af- john is student head. Others versity swimming pool for a dip. But If they're not swimmyhead- ternoon's schedule to a 29-23 tune. may be added after this issue The ladder of team ratings after ed. they • excess energy on basketball or volley ball. They say of The Johnsonidh. There will play was completed stood as follows: j play there's nothing fouls. The sophs evidently have it on the ball, and literally speaking, loo. This makes the sec- will be minimum and maxi- j of the soph players we ond consecutive year they've "brought home the bacon" as winners of the annual inter- Bat speaking < f classes, let me fall I scphoi -lass basketball tourney. Dubbed the "Scotties", they've really got what it takes in offen- mum requirements, also. yoa often And studes taking thetr ci as ccarses cut on the main ; fouls. Whittington. Ta Items Included nn the standards ! had three to their ere sive antl defensive team work. In their two years of college play, they've suffered no de- chart are physical status, which em- campus. . . . This ordinarily eoiwi of a lectare by the male feat from any of the other classes. i Photo by 'Sneezy'i tally centering on talking juniors no three j Ihe other players had phasizes taking care of such things himself out of a tight spot with his, figuratively speaking, "one 'n I Miriam Hickman for i as IndlgesUon, defective vision, only". The Carter - Whittington - Tant | Marion John for the Charlotte Hanckel. co-chalrmcn of entr'actes; Margaret teeth, tonsils, and skin disturbances; combination of sophomore forwards | sent out during play ist is the Jitterbug Padgett, make-up: Virginia Watson Well. I guess I've about exhausted my supply of Idle chattsr Students To correct posture, nutrlUon. endur- went into action early in the game. I members of their Banjo" Johnson. and Mlttle Bryan, costumes; Betty about spring and love and USC. And really. I've enjoyed being ance. strength, skill, and recreation. with you. girls. . . . giving opposing guards no ll»"e signals of illegal | ; will be Sue Wllllngham. Mary Rich-! WannamakerWanna , tickets; Frances Under the the latter comes at least Thanks, Don ... we've enjoyed having you with us. And trouble. Wilma Carter led the trio them. 1V1 eeting in ! ardson. Shadle Armstrong. Rebecca j Payneprograms. ; "Sneezy" Sheely three hours of active exercise per of scorers as she chalked up 18 In the games < I Talbert. Hatsy Yeargin, Eleanor i and LoiLo s Rhame. lighting; Elizabeth wet out of doors If possible. hope you'll come again. Incidentally, spring has hit the Win- pointers. Sadie Whittington. i afternoon the seniors bowed t< Staton. scenery; Sara McLcndon. WALK FOUR MILES throp campus, too. ed up somewhat at first by Ml sophomores 40-24. and the freshmen New Orleans properties; Jane Harney, business The endurance requisites for Hickman, former all-state g' I« Won't Be Long Now! downed the Juniors to the sco manager; and Mary Kay Martin walking were set up as four miles tossed up eight points; and Doris 44-33. behind scenes toward publicity. maximum, and two miles minimum. As a matter of fact, exactly eight days or a little over 19-' hours be- Tant. who played a beautiful "Ye Oods" a success are the, The admission price is 25 and 50 In setUng this up. Miss Post and fore the royal rush to make the most of spring holidays Is on. And to game, had four points to her ci Plan Demonstration In { her fieshman majors went walking get folks In the proper festive mood, the Junior class will present Its big That forward combination gavi committee chairmen ap- Pius defense tax. Proceeds Sports; Enter In Panel | last Saturday morning, and found follies. "Ye Gods", next Friday night. To say the least. itU be different. Impression to spectators that the by Maria to be in charge of j 8° Into the Junior class treasury to Names Six that, in less than 60 minutes, four Yoall probably remember, that's the prcdaction that wis a Utt'e de- girls had practiced together much Discussion Heading the list are Mar- be used for the annual Junior-Sen- miles could be covered easily enough. layed In getting the faculty's O. K. Yeah, the nlght-clab scenes are still longer than the approximate two •r and Betty Wannamaker. lor dance. In square dancing, the maximum In . . . only the characters are ordering soft drinks and nectar instead hours a week for five weeks. To Varsity Five students and two faculty in 30 minutes and the minimum 15 STEVENSON FROSH SCORER members are planning a trip to New minutes. The maximum require- Three Sophs, Senior, J Orleans to participate In a meeting Golly— Louise Stevenson, freshman for- ment in swimmnlg Is 22 lengths of ward. guarded by Ruth McCall. tall •or, Freshman on Cage of the national and southern dis- the pool for good swimmers, eight Undoubtedly the best one that reached u: this week was the story of trict of the American association and effective, led the frosh offen- Team tor medium, and two (or beginners. the two brave swains who thought no feat t » great to prove their pa- sive in floor work and scored 10 education and triotlsm and devotion to Winthrop. s. Grace Kneece. frosh sister Three sophomores, a senloi April 15-18. It all started last Saturday morning in Hi rtsville at 6:M with Walker st year's athletic association Junior, and a freshman were cording to present plans, the Tlngen and Skeeter Reynolds leaving for Wi Ithrop on two bicycles . . . president Penny Kneece. lived up nounced as the 1942 varsity bai going will be Mary Maner, cn one was painted "J. W. T-": on the other. • Skeeter". They were greet- le family tradition and gave yesterday afternoon by on Lee. Helen Eder.s. Dot Reed- ed on the Campus at 4:J# that afternoon by i > say i least. Mary Wood. guard, a merry Dot chairman of the nd Mary Shaw Lanham. They red 11 pointers. b» accompanied by Miss Julia The touching drama ended last Sunday afternoon with Walker and 1 three points for the I forwards. physical education head, and Winthrop Girls are Wel- Skeeter leaving for Hartsville. on the Greyhound bus. Waving good-bye used some pretty Carter. Orace Kneece. and ler member of that depart- were Turner Goudolock and Isabel McCants . . . perched atop two bi- comed at the Whittington; and guards, 's staff. cycles ... on one was painted "J. W. T.": on the other "Skeeter". The sophomore line-up with ill. MarJorle Orander, ille in New Orleans, the girls stitutions was Sadie Whittington. 1 " ^ What. Again? and Marlo n Joh The team was are to t a demonstration of Htlpful Hints in Biology 1. Does everybody say you're n Doris Tant. Wllma Carter, and I Thursday CAPITOL CAFE by the at the sports sesslc worm when what you'd really like to be is box office? Marilyn Craig, forwards; Ruth Mc- ] Would sometody tell us that knows ... is Mr. Chapin trying to im- of the National Section of Women Would you settle for a Joe Corn. even without a meat press or scare us with that huffin'. puffin', 'n cussin' he did in our behalf Call. Mary Wood. Rebecca White. j,our class team, grinder, if only he thought you the essence of pepper- Athletics Saturday. April 18. Marie Come in and buy your In last week s Tiger? It seems he's still hipped on the Injustices bestowed Dorothy Tallon. and Dorothy God-1 an(j guards Lee Is to be a member of a studei mint? Well, unless you have the veil, look to your ttpen us poor, unfortunate Journalistically Inclined femmes. bold, guards. ,he varsity w. section panel on "What Is the nei country air. Be sure your grooming makes you look dopes and candies Freshman players who saw aetion ] „ Why doesn't Chapin Jast admit the whole trouble lies in the fact that ba ot b thJj for a national student section?" sparky. Do your fingernails with longer-lasting Dura-Gloss In the finals were Grace Kneece. i be simply cannct ccnceive of a faculty member bring aroand In any ca- nail polish. Then watch yourself become potent stuff. pacity but the undesirable? The Louise Stevenson, and Bessie Norrls. forwards; Miriam Hickman. Louise •ap: popular go!. In the cafr: venture, about as sound as can b i circles today. League. Martha ' awrlght. Kath- I: boy problem. Worm: good call, for a publisher, and not a censor, u calls for a conference of staff More Aboii' erine Stuckey. and Mary Clark San- e: popular. Joe Corn: not-so- executives on material of doabtful propriety, and only this week five of It's Smart ders. guards. Grinder: car. Essence o/ as who call ourselves staff executives got together and decided against a Hove the veil: be a The two upper-class teams put f ohxmn samitted for print. Oar faculty member, the publisher, didn't "Ye Gods" r: make up. Sparky: THE SANITARY MARKET rate his voice, and didn't hold a big stick ... and major decUions on on a battle royal In the last af- To Be Fit Starts on Page One beautiful. Dura-Gloss: the nail polish for finger- Dealer In Fresh Meats of all ternoon of play and finally end- nail S.A. Potent stuff: popular. kinds; Fish and Oysters in ed In a fead on one end of the —and Patriotic, too season; Country Produce a the love of an army officer. court—senior forwards and jun- Specialty. To Illustrate again, what we wanted to t about you this week Just a word of explanation—if Telephone 447 Trade 8L was In such bad taste and such a violation c laws of libel, the staff SENIORS VS. JUNIORS you're planning to live up to those executives stroked their chins, raised their ows. and finally shook The play their heads ... so well Just save It for anotl Margaret Brlce accounted for 10 standards of physical fitness. HUM-GLOSS That', our set up. We Uke U, we thrlv of the 29 senior tallies. Sarah Get- may be enthus- tne army NAIL POLISH > | Stop Here For Your .astic, but so excited, girls. So don't get ae excite tys for 10. and Elizabeth Mahon for Mercury. thai; you • At oil Cosmetic Counters i And let's talks about the wea nine. Marlon John. Junior guard and by Mar- FRUIT factor- captain, held Mahon down to the oi wine. 'AIEISON extent that her floor style was Florida Fruit Store making •uler of the gods, li self at Cole and Viola Craig worked on ces Way; Juno, his BUY YOU GROCERIES FROM have anyone passing out on us. If Brlce and Oettys. Payne: Athena, t you have some physcal defect that . by Margaret can be corrected then let the "doc" SIMPLEX GROCERY for the juniors with in pointers; dess of beauty, by Orace tell you how. She can also tell yoa . with eight; and s, god of war. by Nancy Just how far to go In meeting these WE KEEP THE BEST QUALITY nd Apollo, god of medl- 1 standards and the others that will consisted ot ne. by "Dec" Darby. Bums, and be set up later. There can be spec- The cast ilso Includes Tlz" : Frankie Cole. ial standards for special Shealy as Helen de Troy, a night the q Dorothy Jeffcoat. and After your check with 1 singer; Marguerite Klrby as ary. the remainder of th« Aunt Margaret, a society dowager; FOR A MEAL THAT'S "EXTRA GOOD" The senior team wrj made up of may be self-checked wll Anne Hetrick as Julian Harris, pro- ihe re Margaret Brlce. El'ubeth Mahon. of the home economics • fessor of archaeology; Virginia May STOP AT and Barah Oettys. forwards; and on nutrition; as Socrates, a frequenter of the bar; Catherine Robinson. MarJorle Oran- department i Llna Moorcr as master of ceremon- der. and Mary Lulu Cook, guards. own self on health : ies; Mary Herlong as the waiter; TENNER'S FOULS ELIMINATE SOME swimming, and danc WARNING; This and Inelle Broadway as the barten- Charlotte, N. C. 221 W. Trade Characteristic of the afternoon's is a good Idea, girls, I der. can take itl CHORUSES NAMED Choruses, led by Wlldred Bran- non. will be as follows- tap. directed FUN The R. L. Bryan Seniors, Read! by Miry Sue Britton. will consist HEALTH of Jewel Carmlchael. Jo Anne Company Smith. Joan Atkinson. Ruby Neal. EXERCISE and Laura Mac Sutton. 1449 MAIN STREET Co-directors Faith Towr.jend and Skate With Union Hardware Skates COLUMBIA, S. C. Marlon John will lead Anne Mur- ICKIM Cot»-Cota Is everything refreshment should ! rah. Polly Callff. Elizabeth Hub&ter, a clean, exciting lost*. Wlntlmy Col and Phyllis Tlsdale in a ballroom Jty you can trust. For complete refreshment H'» all you want dance. Mary-dale Kemp will be In Rock Hill Hardware Co. •nd yaw want H alt. Try H. charge of the ballet chorus, which Main Street Phones 612, 613 Includes Florence Soule. Barbara tomtp UNOil AU'HOtITT Of THI COCA.COM COMPANY tV Walker. Louise Rahner. 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