Eastern Illinois University The Keep February 1952 2-20-1952 Daily Eastern News: February 20, 1952 Eastern Illinois University Follow this and additional works at: http://thekeep.eiu.edu/den_1952_feb Recommended Citation Eastern Illinois University, "Daily Eastern News: February 20, 1952" (1952). February. 3. http://thekeep.eiu.edu/den_1952_feb/3 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the 1952 at The Keep. It has been accepted for inclusion in February by an authorized administrator of The Keep. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Eastern State News / . "Tell the Truth and Don't Be Afraid" . 17 EASTERN ILLINOIS STATE COLLEGE, CHARLESTON, ILLINOIS WEDNESDAY, FEB. 20, 1952 . .. officer, · . campus leader elections held tomorrow ' Recreation tickets needed nts urged. 'Bowery Ball' to feature -J for. a I I-school voting ly ea rly faculty, stud'?nt f Joor show Warbler sponsors leader election test by Hilah Cherry aft NAMES OF 65 students will appear on the ballot in the election ELIGIBLE to talce IWO FLOOR shows as well as dancing make up the entertainment of class officers consis1ing of the President, Vice President .• elective Service col­ for the "Bowery Ball," which will be held in the Old Aud, S and· Secretary-Treasurer of all classes in Old Main tomorrow. The tion test should file February 29. election will be held in the south room adjoining president Buz­ at once, Selective Ser­ The "Bucket Sisters," Dean Long and Joyce Reynolds as "the zard's office. ieadquarters advis- fat man," and songstress Hilah Cherry are a few of the veteran en­ A Student Council committee will be in charge of the polls. tertainers who will appear again in this year's "Bowery Ball." · The Warbler-sponsored campus ns and bulletins of in­ Nancy . "Jolson" Baird, "Yodl- leaders election will be held at the llllY be obtained at any ing"' Dorothy LaMaster and Jerry night club theme, costumes of Vice-President same time and students will be lervice board. Follow- Groff at the ,piano are some of short, tight skirts, low cut blouses Dave Cohrs, Nopna Thomas, . provided a ballot for both the class ns in the bulletin, the. the en tertainers. appearing for the and striped "T" shirts are in order Jim Ly�ch, Earl Sawyer, Rita officers and campus leaders. d fill out his appli­ first time at the "Bowery Ball." but not�compulsory,.. Burke, Jack Adams, Elizabeth De­ iately and mail it The "Bowery B�ll," sponsored Dance music will be provided by Students will be required to . Pue and John Waggoner. envelope provided. by Players, was given for the first Bill Garrett and his four piece show their recreation tickets be­ Secretary-Treasurer must be postmarked time last year but because of its "combo.'' fore being granted a ballot. Cam­ Jene Edwards, Pat Major and tnidnight, March 10. popularity it has become an an- Many· "big surprises" are in paigning will not be permitted Alta Buckley. of the applications nual event.. store. Free door prizes will be near the polls. A Student CouncU · for and is to the student's Since the "Ball" has a bowery given away. committee will count the votes Senior the class elections. .. The campus leaders election is President of. the test will be re­ conducted annually to elect those J. D. Anderson, Don Henderson, tlle Jtudent's local Selec,. Pratt says more to the position of ampus leaders Pete ·Edinger, Bill Tucker, Dick board for use in con­ f Eleven write for mention in the 'Warbler. Davis and Jerry Griffiths. jeferment as a stu- known about Abe Following are a list of the can­ Vice-President didates for the individual class Tom Katsimpalis, Roger Young, honorsI exams; now tho n in '20s offices: Richard Parker, Dorothy LaMas­ Bob Cox, •Betty Worland, Rich­ "CONCEPTS OF Lincoln's life ter, rar's office ard All.ison, Donna Horton and Ed 39 flunk are constantly changing," said Freshman Soergel. Harry Pratt, February 13 assem- terminal ELEVEN OF the 207 .students who . Pl'Jlsident bly speaker. SecrFtary-T,reasurer wrote the Junior English exam Kenny Ludwig, Bob Dill, Jdf Janet Railsback, Gene Owens· und Pratt said that not as much was point received honors whi�e 32 failed. Crewe and Andy MacArthur. and Mona Cross. !mo'wn about Lincoln ln the 20's Vice-President. THING? Chances of Honor papws· were written by as is known today. His reasons Nancy Newberry, Joyce Hunter, It in the registrar's of­ Billy Lee Bryan, R. P. Claud6!, were that insignificant documents Doris J. Cohoon, Elizabeth Depew, Scott Miller, John Owen, Ken �tty good. Why not are consl:Antly being • turned up Art' seminar to see Westfall, Dick Berriball, Jeanne aee? Paul W. Fore'lnan, ;Mary Franklin, that throw more light on Lincoln's Jack Frost, George Mellott, Ellen Stucky and Del �ricke. Laughton in film tbe only articles Jlever life. Butler Moore, Ann Wannamaugh­ Secretary-Treasurer at the Registrar's lost Several examples were si d by· er Newton, and Bob Zeigel. � Bill Wilson, Eya Jean Moeller, AN 80 minute film, "The Life of •partment are lost Pratt concerning Lincoln's career As compared with last year's Earlene Petty. Rembrandt," with Charles Lau­ lost hea rts, lost frater­ as .a lawyer that showed interest­ ghton, will be �hown at 7 :30. p.m. and results, in 1951, 6.0 per cent made the lost chord. ing bits of information about today in the Booth library lecture honors and 14.6 per cent failed. "Abe's'' character. Sophomore This year 5.3 per cent made hoJI­ room. ors and 15.4 per cent failed. President Group IV of the art seminar and Nelson McMullen, Jim Freden­ the art gallery is spoDsoring the Reserve unit hears berger, Earl Steltzer and Martin ' film. There is no admission- and PTA meeting features Chilovich. 'headlines' lecture tpe public' js -invited. lecture by Dr. Boyd Vice-President Carol Wolven has charge of the Ella Mae Kercheval, Jim Acklin, group. Others in the group are MEETING OF the 5143 Post "THE VALUE of Music in School" . Lee Viehwig, John Hamilton, Ada­ Charles Lowe, Richard Jeffers, camp training . compliment was was the subject of a lecture giv­ line Dougherty, Gene Ward and Russell Carter, Rex Hunter, Ed­ held in room 216 of the · Science en by Dr. Earl Boyd of the music Louise Dent. ward Brennan, Katherine Bollar, building February 12, according departmefit at the training 'school to Lt. Col. William Miner, post Secretary-Treasurer Ruth Bennett, and Carl Shull. PTA meeting Last Wt!dnesday commander. Juannee Carlyle Jan Jump and Coffee and donuts will be served night. Carolyn Louise Wilson .• The un1't i's part of the volunteer at a receptjon foUowing the film. Members of the audience parti- reserve of the F'ifth Army area. cipated in an informal discussion Junior Two hour program included a on the. ii!Ubject following the lect- lecture by Col. Miner on "Big Ham Club sees ure. President \ I Headlines of '51" and a lecture on J-ohn Simmons, Dwayne Roe, The me,eting was held in Old map theory by Capt. Wayham of Charles Oxley, Jim Cole and Paul two movies Aud. /' Mattoon. Foreman. TWO MOVIES were the high- Members· of the unit attend lights of Ham club meeting meetings on the campus twice a ... which was held Thursday at 7 p.m. month. Dance to follow in room 216 of the Science build­ I ing, according to Robert C. Wad­ dents ·vote to h ld dell, club sponsor. o ACE discusses Western game Movies dealt with vacuum tubes and elementary electricity. Dis­ convention A RECORD dance sponsored by cussion on the movies followed the ublican sex relations Phi Sigma Epsilon will be held showing. DENT body of Eastern voted to hold a Republican mock in the Old Auditorium Sat\lrday idential nominating convention last week. The vote went "BOY-GIRL Relationships" was following the game with Western ublicans by a majority of 85. tne topic of a panel discussion at Macomb. Library urges total vote �r a Republican convention was 273 while 188 at the ACE meeting last 'l'.uesday Admission price will be 25 cents in the Training school library. voted to hold a Democratic convention. Nearly 500 stu­ per person. fines be cleared The panel consisted of faculty \<oted in the election. \ members Charlotte Lambert, Mary NEARLY 200 uncleared records (fines and overdue books) were political parties re­ June Bland and Velma Cox, and Public Relations students Joan Ingram, Louise reported by the Booth library last votes were the Whigs, Registrar's office Smart and Delbert Faust. to sponsor bus week. These records must be Party," Prohibitionists, sets Spring term Four students, Jerry Cavanaugh, cleared before noon March 7. Lists ltoisheviks who drew a Arthur Carleton, Margaret Wood, to Indiana State of those having· uncleared records ve total of 9 votes. and Louise Smart, and faculty ad­ are posted each week in the hall of schedule deadline Old Main and on the library bulle­ lttudent's .decision to hold visor Lorene .Ziegler are planning ANY STUDENT desiring to at- ' tend the Eastern-Indiana State tin board. lican convention is pro­ · THE REGISTRAR'S office has to attend the ACEI Study Confer­ result of the large num- announced that the deadline for ence in Philad�hia, April 14-18. game at Terre Haute February 26, Students leaving school at the Jepublican candidates al­ changing Spring quarter schedules Plans for the Spring book and do not· have a way to go should end of the winter quarter are to iclared," said Ed Soergel, in the Dean's office is Monday, Bazaar to be held in the Training sign up in front of the Public Re­ turn in their library cards before ltember who is helping con­ Feb.