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Seniors Nominate Queen Candidates The College of Wooster Open Works The oV ice: 1941-1950 "The oV ice" Student Newspaper Collection 9-22-1950 The oW oster Voice (Wooster, OH), 1950-09-22 Wooster Voice Editors Follow this and additional works at: https://openworks.wooster.edu/voice1941-1950 Recommended Citation Editors, Wooster Voice, "The oosW ter Voice (Wooster, OH), 1950-09-22" (1950). The Voice: 1941-1950. 219. https://openworks.wooster.edu/voice1941-1950/219 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the "The oV ice" Student Newspaper Collection at Open Works, a service of The oC llege of Wooster Libraries. It has been accepted for inclusion in The oV ice: 1941-1950 by an authorized administrator of Open Works. For more information, please contact [email protected]. SENIORS! HOW MANY QUEENS NEXT WEEK IN YOUR CLASS? THE VOICE OPENS A NOMINATE THEM CLASS I El EI) Al) SECTION MONDAY CHAPEL TIME SEE PACE 4 Published by the Students of the College of Wooster LXV Volume WOOSTER, OHIO, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1950 Number 1 Seniors Nominate Miss Slushpump Of 1950 . Class of '54 Totals 320 Queen Candidates As 81st Year Opens Plans lor the approaching Homecoming festivities got under Newcomers Greeted By Tests, Advice way Tuesday night as the Student Senate opened another year ot activity under its new president, Dave Dowel. Morley Russell Approximately 1,1(52 students gathered in Memorial Chapel was elected chairman of the Homecoming committee, and Monday afternoon for the official opening of the 8 1 st year of Jim Sprinkle, Queen's manager. Who instruction at the College of Wooster. Observance of the tradi- - ihc Queen will be will not be decided lional convocation pattern featured until after the senior class meets on Actors Prepare lhe colorful academic procession and Monday at chapel lime to nominate Freshman Index an address by President Howard the candidates. Lowry. Mid-Octob- er Announcement of the live leading For Homecoming Due The 315 members of the class of nominees will be made in the Voice The Freshman Index for the class 1951 and 34 transfer .students were Casting for the first dramatic presen- on Thursday, anil election of the of '5-- 1 will be in circulation by the among those present for the occasion. tation of the year has been completed. Queen from these live will take place second week in October, according lo Rehearsals for Robert E. McEnroe's "The world has a right to ask of along with the Senatorial elections on the latest report from Martha Ann "The Silver Whistle" have started us a beller job than any of us has October 4 and 5. Orahood, this year's editor. In general, this week under the direction of Wil- ever succeeded in doing," declared Speros Karas was the band selected il will be similar lo last year's. One liam C. Craig. The Little Theater Dr. Lowry. He added lhat there would for the Homecoming Dance. His music change in the information Ihe new performance will be given during always be room on this campus for has become familiar lo many upper-classme- n booklet will present will be in the Homecoming weekend, Oct. It lo Hi. the perplexed and slow, but never for through his popularity at method of listing the individual lhe blulfcr, lhe ungrateful, or the section formats and similar occasions Bill McC.raw, as Oliver Erwinter, interests. Instead of activities in high timid. He believes that the summer over the past few years. Karas is a will play the role performed by Jose school, it will list ihc activities in of 1950 will go down in history as Mansfield organization, featuring 12 Ferrar in the Broadway production. which the new students would like lo the firsl lime when men have become pieces and a vocalist. Oliver is an easygoing tramp who dis- participate at Wooster. aware that the world as we know it The script for the traditional Gum guises himself to gain entrance into a The Student Directory is also sched- may not last." Urging students to find Shoe Hop. student written and pro- rest home for aged. Here he follows uled it) come out in the second week some new enrichment in their lives duced musical comedy scheduled for the life of an elderly but jovial inmate of October, and with a few minor in the midst of cl i Ificn lties and to week of Washington's Birthday, of the home. Surprises and romance the changes, will appear much the same make ihis the best year ever, the will be chosen before the Christmas follow his adventures. Dick Oberlin is as last year's edition. president suggested extra-curricul- ar ac- holidays. Deadline for submitting cast as his supposed accomplice, Em-mct- t. tivities, Christian friendship, and scripts to the committee of selection John T. Smith's Scot Key is due to liberal education as grists for Wooster is December 1. Photo by Rod Williams arrive somelimc Saturday. Written ill Supporting characters include Bill students' we are be Miss Slushpump of 1950 was royally crowned last Friday night before a more serious tone this year, the mill. "If to blasted Migration Plans in Muddle as Garber Mr. Beebc; Harriet Mall, a howling of new in to death," he slated, "let us at least Plans for another annual event crowd freshmen and students Severance gymnasium. Key will be arranged in book form, Mrs. Hanmer; Joanne Cochrane, Miss go down with good company." Senate, Migra- Only the discorning eye of a loyal fan was able to detect the true identity opening with an introduction by the sponsored by the the as Mr. Hadlcy; Dick Harris ot Cherry; of six-fo- three as A A out-of-tow- Johnny Welch cainoullaged mock tion Day to an n foot- Queen. The Color editor and divided into chapters. battery of freshman tesls and trip Bill Caskcy in the role of the Bishop; ball ran into difficulties when Ray ceremony highlighted the annual frosh mixer, M.C.'d by Walt new map of the campus will also be orientation activities, and registration game, Robert J. Kerr as Lather Shear; Bill it was discovered that the game Grosjean. added to the 1950 edition. for both new and returning students Gardner, Mr. Beach; Art French as Dan one decided for the oc- ReArmcnt, of the lovely preceded Monday's ceremonies. Toial originally upon Mr. Ready and Winifred Buchanan William. Homecom- Maypole dancers alias the Scot enrollment figures were slightly under casion at Akron on their Mrs. playing Grass. football is ing Day was revealed to be sched- team, shown at right last year's 1.182, but were subject to serving refreshments Pit-tende- r, uled as a night game. The possibility In addition to the cast for the to Lila revision during the week. Anne Slocum, Faith that added difficulties might be en- "Silver Whistle," Mr. Craig announced Jo According to the registrar's office Hughes, Mary Lu Logee, Ted Bud-- . countered in choosing a night game the schedule of other plays to be pre- Frosh men have a slight edge on row, and Jay Cox. in Akron for Migration Day made the sented by the Little Theater this year. lhe women with present tallies being sponsors hesitate. The floor was open Following the Homecoming produc- l(i(i and H9 respectfully. The Korean for suggestions and several were made. tion, will be "1 he Man," which had situation seemed lo have had little Oberlin and Muskingum were the a successful run on Broadway last sea- Twelve Nations noticeable effect on the campus as yet, two alternatives favored, but it was son. "The Madwoman of Chaillol" Mr. Judson Rosebush ill the Air Corps pointed out that in either of these will follow in March. This will pre- Are Represented reserve being lhe only faculty cases the distance would be increased sent with much humor the excitement By "casually." considerably over the 35 miles to of a gay Paris and an even gayer New Students A U.N. assembly is in Many organizations and activities Akron. One Senator also reminded madanioiscllc. The adventures of miniature constant session at Wooster ibis fall were already under way al lhe be- the group of the fracas that occurred Cyrano and D'Artagnan as portrayed since fifteen men and women from ginning of lhe week as a result of re- after Muskingum's last game here, in "Cyrano de Bergcrac" will climax other nations have been added to the treats and conferences held last week and suggested that it might not be the season with Color Day perform- already lengthy list of foreign students end. The first important campus wise to risk another such involvement ances. Additions lo this list are ex- here. They represent four continents social affair, the freshman reception, with the students there. Mention was pected but final plans have not been and twelve countries or territories. was scheduled by the Student Senate (continued on page 2) completed. Among them arc two from Alaska, v' y ; q and the Student Christian Council Miss Belly Yaw of Sitka, and Willartl for Saturday night, Sepl. 23, at 7:30 New Staff M. I'rouly, Juneau. Miss Yaw, whose in the gymnasium. Nancy Krcssly is Increases Faculty; father is a missionary educator, is a chairman of the event. A seven piece -V" " " hMMhl BfiTMdfcf llTWllfMnWIIIfii n I T- iTjfiif Iff "f iryn'l iffli 'T IkliWBMMtnMMMMMBWM graduate of Sheldon Jackson Junior band with singer directed by Ken Largest Ever To Face Students College and is living at Korner Klub.
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