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Freshmen, Transfers Take Part in Five Day Orientation Program VOLUME XXXV. No. 1 COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY, WILLIAMSBURG, VIRGINIA SEPTEMBER 19, 1945 Former W-M Professors Freshmen, Transfers Take Part Rejoin Faculty Staff In Five Day Orientation Program Six ]\ew Members Will Instruct During 1945 -1946 School Term At The Stud ents Begin College Careers Ten new professors will join the William and Mary faculty for the 1945-46 term. Included in this number are four formei' members of With Counseling Tests, Reception the faculty who will return from leaves of absence: Dr. Richard H. Last Minute Orientation of new students has its formal beginning this morning Henneman, professor of psychology; Dr. Donald Southworth, acting Attention is directed to the fact with counseling tests for freshmen and transfers in Washington Hall, head of the department of economics; Dr. Alfred Armstrong, professor that physical exams and counsel­ and closes with swimming and recreation in Blow Gym, Sunday night, of chemistry; and Dr. Warner Moss, head of the department of ing tests are required of all new September 23. government. students. Students must report for these examinations at the High points of the program include today's meetings with the Ad­ Dr. Southworth and Dr. Moss ministrative Staff and Student Government leaders, a Student Supper have been connected with govern­ scheduled times. ment offices in Washington for the Geddy To Speak New students, please note revised Thursday night, and the 'President's Reception Saturday night. The past several years. Dr. Arm­ schedule of orientation as printed swimming pool in Blow Gym will be open daily from 3 :30 to 5 :30 p. strong has been doing graduate in this issue of The FLAT HAT. m. for both men and women stu- research at the University of Vir­ dents. AtStudentSupper All new students have been re­ ginia, and Dr. Henneman has been Vernon M. Geddy, executive quested to bring their -cafeteria Juniors Assist Dormitories opened yesterday at on active duty with the army. vice-president of Williamsburg books to the Student Supper, 9:00 a. m. whereupon men were Sociology Professor Restoration, Inc., will be the "prin­ Thursday night. Students will use In Orientation directed to the Physical Education Dr. Robert G. Caldwell as as­ cipal speaker at the Student Sup­ the following entrances according Office and women to Barrett Hall sociate professor of sociology, per, Thursday, September 20, from to the first letter of their surname Twenty junior sponsors, two for physical examination appoint­ comes to William and Mary from 6:00 to 8:15 p. m. in Trinkle Hall. at time indicated. from each sorority and two non- ments. the University of Delaware, where The purpose of this dinner is to sdror'ity girls, will conduct the he was head of the department of East Entrance (Tyler side) acquaint the new students with A - I, 6:00 p. m. Women Student Cooperative Gov­ Administrative officials have sociology. At William and Mary, ernment Association's part of campus leaders and their activities. Transfers — 6:15 p. m. directed attention to "the fact that Dr. Caldwell will become associat­ orientation. Also at the speakers table will be West Entrance (Taliaferro side) physical • exams and counseling ed with the research now in pro­ Miss Marguerite Wynne-Roberts, Thursday night the freshman tests are required of all new gress at the college on the effects J - Q, 6:00 p. m. Assistant Dean of Women; Edith R-Z, 6:15 p. m. women will be divided into students. - It is imperative that of the war on the Hampton Roads Harwood, president of Women's groups. The groups will meet the students report for these ex­ area. Student Government; Fritz Zepht, Freshman caps are on sale in Thursday and Friday nights to aminations at the' scheduled Connected With O. P. A. president of the student body; the Wigwam. study the W.'S.-C. G. A. Consti­ times." Arthur Warren Phelps, newly Joyce Remsberg, editor of The tution and the women's social The next meeting of last year's The Orientation Program fol­ appointed professor of jurispru­ FLAT HAT; Jan Freer, chairman rules. Sunday they will meet to FLAT HAT staff will be held in lows below: dence, has been, since 1942, con­ of Women's Honor Committee;. Marshall-Wythe 302, Tuesday, attend the Sorority Open House nected with the legal department and Tommy Smith,' chairman of- September 25, at 8:00-p. m. from 2:00 to 6:00 p. m. Wednesday, September 19 of the Office of Price Administra­ Men's Honor Council. Students are warned not to sur­ Final discussion of the rules and Counseling Tests, 9:00-11:00 a. tion, having served as chief coun­ Constitution and talks by mem­ m, J-Q, Washington 100; A-I, sel for the past year. Professor Those to -be introduced at- the render their baggage to unauthor­ supper are as follows: Nancy ized persons. Robert Marion' is bers of the Honor Council will take Washington 200; R-Z, Washington Phelps is a graduate of Washing­ place Monday night, and Tuesday 300; 8:45 a. m., all transfers with ton and Lee University and holds Grube, senior class president; Bert in charge of deliveries and is the Ranee, junior class vice-president; authorized baggage agent. night at 7:00 p. m. the freshmen sophomore, junior,, or senior status the degree of L.L.M. from Colum­ and transfers will take the student Washington 214. bia University. Bren Macken, sophomore class president; Jean Beazley, chairman government examination in their George J. Oliver comes to Wil­ Meeting with members of Ad­ of the Judicial Committee; Shirley groups. liam and Mary from Richmond, I ryouts ministrative Staff, 11:15 a. m., Phi Parish, Janet Ginsburg, Shirley Flat Hat The sponsors and their groups where he has been director of in­ Beta Kappa Hall. Davis, Jean Peters and Mary Stu­ are as follows: struction in the Virginia State De­ Try-outs for The FLAT HAT Group 1: Bonnie Wolf gram, partment of Education. He will art Mason, dormitory presidents; Recreation program, 3:00-4:00 p. Pam Pauly, president of Mortar newspaper staff will be held Wed­ sponsor; Achenbach; Adams, m., Front lawn, Barrett Hall. succeed Dr. George Armacost as nesday, September 26, at 7:45 p. Nancy; Adams, Sallie; Aigner, chairman of the department of Board; Sue McGeachin and Anne Vesper Service, Inter-Religious Vineyard, members of Mortar m. on the third floor of Marshall- June; Allein, Audrey; Allen; Al- Council, 7:00-7:30 p. m., Phi Beta education and director of the Wythe Building. lenbaugh; Andrews, Ellamae; An­ Summer session. Board; Greg Mann, Men's Dormi­ Kappa Hall. tory Manager. Students trying out for the edi­ drews, Jacquelyn; Arnold; Ax- Writer on Education torial staff will meet in Marshall- ford; Ayers; Bargerstock, Abell. Meeting with Honor Council Also in the department of edu­ Students whose surnames begin Wythe 302, those interested in the Group 2: Mimi White, sponsor; and Student Government and An­ cation will be Dr. Lindley J. Stiles with letters A through I have been business staff will meet in Mar­ Barnes; Bass; Baxley Beekley; nouncements, 8:00 p. m., Phi Beta who will serve as associate pro­ asked to arrive at 6:00 p. m. at shall-Wythe 301, and the pros­ Benson; Berger; Bering; Black; Kappa. fessor. He is the author of sev­ the east entrance, Tyler side. pective members of the circula­ Blair; Blakey; Blankin; Blumberg; {Continued on Page 4) eral books in the field of elemen­ Transfers will use the same en­ tion staff wid-gather in Marshall- Bowman. tary education and is a native of trance at 6:15 p. m. Students Wythe 303. Group 3: Priscilla Cobb, sponsor; New Mexico. whose surnames begin with letters The editors urge all new stu­ Boyd; Bozarth; Brewer; Brick; Fraternity Council Professor Joe Summers Floyd, J through Q have been asked to Bright; Brinley; Brock; Brown, Jr., of Arcadia, Fla., a graduate dents "and old who are interested meet at 6:00 p. m. the west en­ in doing any kind of writing or Frances; Brown, Gerry; Bundick; of the University of Florida, with Will Be Organized trance, Taliaferro side. Those in participating in the other work Campton;. Canoles; Cappelmann; an M.A. degree from the Univer- whose last initials fall in the group of the newspaper to attend this Broaddus. Dr. Pomfret has issued the fol­ (Continued on Page 7) {Continued on Page 4) meeting. Group 4: Mildred Gaito, spon­ lowing statement concerning the sor; Capps; Carr; Carter; Carver; return of national fraternities at Advice To New Students Caruil; Cline; Coleman; Cook, William and Mary this year. The Anne; Cook, Marijane; Cooke, national organizations disbanded Eleanor; Cornell; Courtney; Crom­ in May, 1943, when most of the Studying, Dating, Eating, Drinking (Water) Discussed well. members left for military service. Group 5: Peggy Walker, spon­ The President's statement reads Do you know who Lord Bote­ and tobacco shop. It is very con­ keep telling us, the problems of sor; Custis; Daughtrey; Dean; as follows: tourt is? Do you know where the veniently hidden near the en­ preparing food in large quantities, Deavers; De Murguiondo; Des­ Music Building is? Do you know trance to the Cafeteria. In this makes it unfair to compare Caf­ mond; Dettmer; Duke; Duncan; Steps will be taken during this where the shelter is? Do you campus emporium one. may, with eteria food with that prepared at Ellett; Erb; Etheridge; Crowson. academic session to revive the fra­ know how to digest the cafeteria a discreet show of patience, ob­ home. There's no comparison, ternities. These organizations be­ food? Group 6: Joan Sayers, sponsor; tain ice cream or cigarettes, when and no way to like all of it.
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