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Volume Bowling Green. Ohio. Wednesday. September 24. 1947 96140 Number 1 Irish Playwrite-Director Applications Open surprise/ 'Late George Apley' Play For Student Court Russ Carlyle and his or- Applications for appointments chestra will appear for an all- Teaches Graduate Courses as justices of the Student Court campus dance at the Men's Scheduled for Homecoming gym next Tuesday evening Lennox Robinson, Irish playwright and director of the may be obtained in Dean McFall's "The Late George Apley" will be the first play presented Abbey Theatre, Dublin, is on campus this semester to teach office this week. All applications from 7 to 10. He is being this season at Bowling Green, Dr. Elden T. Smith announced graduate courses in play-writing and the history of the Irish must be turned in to the same of- brought here for this free today. The Broadway comedy hit, adapted from John Mar- theatre. He will direct "The Plough and the Stars" by Sean fice before Saturday. dance by Jack Armstrong, quand's best selling novel, will go into rehearsal immediately O'Casey in the University auditorium, Nov. 18 to 21. Eligible students must have at manager of the Cla-Zel Thea- upon completion of casting. Tryouts for roles in this show tre. Mr. Robinson, who will be in Bowling Green until Janu- least a junior rating: and a mini- are being held tonight from 7:30 to 10:00 in the university uary when he begins his lecture In addition to arranging I'auditorium. All students inter- mum 2.5 point average. tour, directed Barry Fitzgerald's Lennox Robinson for the fresbmen to attend the first play which was produced in The three vacancies in Student movie of their choosing until Choral Department out, and any student on campus is the famous Dublin Theatre. Court will be tilled by appointment Sept. 26, Mr. Armstrong said Plans Full Season eligible. Born in Cork County, Ireland by the Student Senate for two- he wanted to do something Homecoming Feature Oct. 4, 1886, Mr. Robinson at- year terms. Seniors, as well as else for the university, and The Choral department under tended country grammar school. juniors, may apply. especially the freshmen, to the direction of Dr. James Paul Production dates for "The Lato His first play, "The Clancy Name," make them feel welcome in Kennedy has many engagements Qeorge Apley" are Oct. 22 through was produced by the Abbey Thea- Student Court is comprised of Oct. 25, and will provide one of Bowling Green. on its program for this lesson. tre in 1908. Until 1942, 21 of his five justices whose purpose it is the major features in tho annual plays appeared there and most of lii s.ture compliance with the rules Special hours have been The A Cappella choir plans to BG Homecoming celebrntion. these have been published. to secure compliance with the granted for the dance by visit Denver, Colorado and several "The play is far better than the Two years later in 1910, the rules set up by representatives of Dean Audrey K. Wilder, per- other states on a tour which starts motion picture," commented Dr. 24-year-old Irishman became the the student body. mitting freshmen women to Nov. 14. Smith, on this penetrnting satire of life among Boston bluebloods. manager and producer of the The two justices who will con- stay out until after the dance. An outstanding event will be the famous theatre. In 1915 he be- The rich range of churacter and tinue in their present capacity arc Admission will be by Ac production of the Messiah, to be came organizing librarian of the seniors Ann Cutler and Virginia card. some choice dialogue suggest that Carnegie Trust. He returned to Marion. presented by the combined choral this may be one of the finest come- the Abbey Theatre in 1919 as man- groups. The Messiah will be given dies offered Howling Green audi- ager and in 1928 assumed his pres- Estimated Count Of can you yell? on Sunday, Dec. II, with the ences in some time. ent duties as director. Symphony orchestra. New York, Smith Directs Two of his most outstanding Students Is 4.343 A pep rally for the Falcon- Boston, and Chicago will furnish plays were "The Lost Leader" and Central Michigan game will be Competition for the seventeen The grapevine has the fall en- soloists for this performance. the "Whitehcadcd Boy." Both held Friday evening from 6:15- roles open (nine for women; eight played in London and the United rollment at ti.000, but Registrar The Christmns concert, which is for men) is expected to be keen J. W. Bunn has given an approxi- 7 in the stadium, Dean A. B. States. The latter was extended Lennox Robinson, noted Iriih Conklin announced today. also presented by the Combined in view of the large enrollment in to Australia. mate count at 4,848 and doesn't the Speech department this fall. playwrite anil director, he* joined expect it to go much higher. This Last year's cheer leaders, choral groups, will be given on Three volumes of Irish verse the university faculty for this se- Nate Brenner, Scottie Cowell, Dr. Smith, buck on the campus were published under his editor- is a slight increase over last year's Friday, Dee. 5. In April the after a year's leave of absence mester. He is teaching two gradu- 8,946. Carol Hocking, and Joan Keller- ship. Also to his credit is the ate courses in Irish drama and meyer, will lead the cheers and Treble Clef has a town hall en- during which he obtained his doc- Men students have the women novel, "A Young Man From the play writing. teach yells to be used at the gagement in New York city and torate, will direct. South," A volume of short stor- outnumbered by n slight 563. Of game. plans to visit several of the New ies, several biographies, and two the estimated 8,458 men enrolled, Students Must Buy autobiographies, "Three Homes," Transmitter Arrives 1,861 are here under the «. I. Bill England states. The Men's Glee published in 1938, and "Curtains For Future Campus of Rights. club anticipates n tour of the Football Tickets Early Up," 1942. His latest work, a New York City nnd suburbs is New Sorority Dorms South and possibly a trip to Wash- book on Lady Gregory, one of the Radio Station All students planning to attend third next to Toledo and Cleve- To House 175 Women ington, D. C. sometime in March, the football game with Centrnl creators of the Irish National The- land in individual city enrollment. A transmitter for a so-kilowatt Tryouts for all the choral or- Michigan, must purchase a student atre, has been recently published Of the estimated 1,800 fresh- Campus housing for 175 addi- ganizations were ill process Sep- in this country. Frequency Modulation radio sta- service nnd tax ticket before going men, which is more than the total tional women students will he tember 15 through September 19. His first visit to America was to the game. These tickets nro 5 tion was shipped to the University pre-war enrollment, five have available upon completion of the These tryouts were open to every- cents and can be purchased at the made in 1911 as manager with this summer. parked their trunks and hended for five new sorority houses now being one including the wife or husband the Abbey Theatre Company. He athletic ticket oftlcc located on the home. erected. of any member of the student body has given lecture courses in drama It is a navy surplus transmitter first floor of the Men's gym. Your at Amherst, Carnegie Institute of I weiring 86 tons. A high fre- Weaver ,and Son, contractors or faculty. No past experience Ac card must be presented when Total Number Of Enrolled Bryan, arc constructing the dor- was necessary but it was under- purchasing a ticket. Technology, the Universities of quency instrument, it is capable Veterans Climbs To 1,851 mitories which will house H5 wo- stood that the selection of mem- Michigan, Montana, and North Ticket office hours arc Wednes- of utilization in an F. M. radio men each. Carolina. station. bers was on a competitive base. day, 1-5 p.m.; Thursday and Fri- According to figures released Two of the houses, the Lambda Friday noon from Dean K. H. The schedule of the meetings for day, 8:80-11:80 a.m., 1-5 p.m.; President Frank J. Prout stated I.amhdn Lambda and I'hi Mu, will Saturday, 9-11 n.m. Chicago Professor that the purchase of such a trans- McFall's office, the total number the various organizations are as face the omphithentre. Alpha Chi follows: Present these tickets on Satur- mitter removes one of the major of men and women attending Omega, Alpha Gamma Delta, nnd Guest Speaker A Cappella—(Upper classes) Mon- day at the student gntc only, which financial hurdles in the path of classes under either Public Law Kappa Delta houses will face days, Wednesdays, and Fri- will be next to the Men's gym. Plans to bring Prof. Quinry the eventual building of a univer- 846 or lfi has reahed 1,851, an Ridge street. sity-operated F. M. station, al- increase of 28 over the spring se- days, 10 to 11 a.m. Wright, Professor of International Driveways and sidewalks will be Employment Office Names though DO Immediate plans arc be- mester. A Cappella — (Freshmen) Tues- Relations at Chicago university, to placed leading into the houses fac- Part Time Jobs Available Bowling Green as guest speaker at ing made for a station here. Of the totnl number of veterans days and Thursdays, 10 to 11 ing the amphitheatre. The side- a.m. an Armistice Day assembly to be The speech department will be enrolled, 499 are trodding over the walks will run in front of the Clerical help, baby sitters, and r Treble Clef—Mondays, 7:30 p.m.; held at 11 a.m. Nov. 11, in the responsible for the storing of the campus for the first time. l,3. >2 houses and will join the campus at men to do outside work are tops on auditorium are being completed. transmitter. have attended Bowling Green be- the north side of the Nest. Thursdays, 7 p.m. the list of demands filed in the of- fore. Mixed Chorus — Tuesdays and "Professor Wright is a speaker Much is yet to be done before a Despite the placement of the fice of the student employment much in demand, and we have been radio station could operate on the The number of veterans' wives houses on lundscaped grounds, not Thursdays, 4 to 5 p.m. bureau, according to Sal Guidice, unable to obtain his services until campus. Approval must be se- attending classes full time is ten- one of the trees in the nrea will Glee Clubs—Mondays, Wednes- manager. This service aids stu- this year," states Prof. John cured from the Federal Communi- tatively tallied at 44. Figures have to be removed. days and Fridays, 11 to 12 a.m. dents to find part time employ- Schwartz who is in charge of the cation Commission and a license were not released as to the num- ment, by scheduling appointments program. During the war, Pro- must be obtained. Since the ber of women veterans attending Prospective Varsity Debate with townspeople needing help. fessor Wright was employed by transmitter is for F. M. only, it school but there is expected to be Team Meets Today In 103A directory note Last year the bureau was re- the Federal Government and was will be some time before there will an increase from the 13 enrolled sponsible for the placement of 200 stationed in Germany where he be enough receivers in this area to in the spring. A meeting for all students inter- Thursday, Sept. 25, from S students. If plans for this year attended the Nuremberg trials and warrant a station. VA training officer, Joseph W. ested in varsity debate will be held a.m. to 5 p.m. is the last time materialize, the bureau will be able acted as the Advisor on Interna- When plans are completed, a Jordan, has reported that there today at 4 in room 103A. Those students can sign cards with to locate jobs for students who are tional Law. new addition will be erected by the has been only one withdrawal from men and women who wish to parti- their names, addresses, and interested in summer work at ho- Professor Wright is the first Gate Theatre to house the station lack of suitable housing. cipate in debates, including fresh- home town addresses for use in tels or resorts. person ever to' make a complete I and studio, men, should attend. the Student Directory. Cards The Student Employment ser- analysis of the common causes of Parking Rules Changed Debate this year is under the di- are in the Well. vice is located in the architect's all wars and to present such an rection of M. H. Mikle, assistant office, ground floor of the Ad analysis in written form. His Campus Residences Parking regulations on campus . building. . Hours are 10-12 a.m. will be the same as those in town. professor of speech. Topic for work is compiled in two volumes House 2,100 Students the semester will be "Resolved— Speech Clinic Adds Two and 2-4 p.m. Monday through Fri- entitled "The Study of War." His No parking is permitted in the cir- That a Federal World Government New Instructors To Staff day. topic has not yet been announced, With over half of Bowling cle which is reserved for visitors. Other no parking areas are Should be Established." but it will deal with some phase of Green's 4300 students living on Enlarging the curriculum has Magazine Seeks Talent marked. international affairs. campus this semester all dormi- % University Marching Band led to an increase in staff mem- Among College Women tories and sorority houses are The campus policemen will en- Composed Of Over 60 Men bers of the speech clinic. Miss New Students Invited To filled. In addition to the perman- force the regulations and tickets Adeline E. McClelland remains "Mademoiselle" is sponsoring Key Organization Meeting ent residence houses, students are received are to be paid in the Arthur Zuclske, director of the from last year's staff. New in- its 11th annual drive for new living temporarily in the Woman's president's outer office. university band, has announced structors are Miss Prudence members on its College Board. Key staff meeting will be held building, Recreation hall, Nata- that the marching band this year Brown, Lansing, Mich., and Miss The 20 best members on the Col- Over 225 Veterans Now tonight at 7 in room 303 Ad build- torium, and the former dining- will be composed of between 80 I. Barker, Monroe, Mich. lege Board will become guest edi- ing. Membership on the staff is room at Kohl hall. Taking Flying Lessons and 70 men members, and that tors, work in Mademoiselle's New open to all students. Miss Marjorie Fitkin, Miss Wil- York offices the month oi June Shatzel hall houses 170 women; Bass and French Horn players ma Granger, and Mr. Herbert Delivery of the 1947 Key has More than 225 veterans have are badly needed. 1948, get a chance to contribute to Kohl 350; Williams, 170; Woman's enrolled at Bricker Field for fly- Oyer, graduate assistants, com- been delayed at the printers until building, 72; Johnston, 12, and the He also announces that a girls' a professional magazine, and earn October. ing instruction under the G. I. plete the staff. Both Miss Fitkin while they learn. remainder of the women students band will be formed if enough and Miss Granger received their Friday is the final deadline for Bill of Rights during the coming The qualifications for a College are residing in the sorority houses. semester, according to airport girls try out, and the band is bal- bachelor degree at Bowling Green. making appointments for senior anced. Board member are: be an under- pictures for the 1948 Key. Ap- Most of the men living on cam- manager, Ray Vaughan. Mr. Oyer is a graduate of Denni- graduate attending an accredited pus are housed in the Stadium pointments are being made in the Applications are still being ac- The band will play at all home son University. college or junior college; be avail- club and Tin Pan Alley. How- Well. Pictures will be taken at cepted. Anyone interested in games and will make one trip to This semester all freshmen and able to work during the whole Walker's Studio. ever, at present about 200 men joining these classes may do so by the Miami University game at Ox- transfer students received speech month of June 1948, in the New Seniors may obtain their ques- are residing in the Rec hall waiting going to the airport and signing ford, Ohio. and hearing tests as part of York offices, helping put out the the completion of seven new fra- Small portions of the bsnd will tionaires in the Well this week. for the course,. One-half hour of their freshman orientation. Those August college issue; submit a ternity houses. The new houses play at all home basketball games. They must be returned to the Key credit will be given each semester. found to have speech and hearing trial report, consisting of approxi- are expected to be ready for use office by Friday, Sept. 26. Instruction is being offered for The orchestra this year under problems will be called in for a mately two typewritten, double- by Nov. 1 and will each accommo- private and commercial licenses, the direction of William Alexander follow-up interview to determine date 36 men. spaced pages on any new phase of New Addressee Requested and instruction of this kind must will be the size of a small concert the severity of their problem. All campus life; send a snapshot with those needing help will be sched- Cards will be placed outside of New Woman Students Will be approved by your college dean. orchestra. The size of the orches- complete data on college and Veterans should see Dean McFall tra will depend upon the number uled for clinical work. home addresses, class year, college the auditorium today for students Register For Panhel Tea to All out if, since registration, for approval. of string players that try out. In addition to the courses for- major and minor, other interests they have changed their address. Freshman women must register The instructors, headed by Ray Although'all instruments are need- merly offered, two new courses and activities and any paid or vol- The office of the registrar states for the Panhellenic tea Monday Vaughan, are Tom Buttle, Dave ed, the size is expected to be st are being given: speech pathology unteer jobs you have held; send that each student's correct ad- and Tuesday, Sept. 29 and 30, in Coughtry, Al Hunter, and Elmer least 40. and speech improvement. The lat- the trial report, snapshot and per- dress is essential for both the reg- the Well. The tea will be given Weekly—all Bee Gee students. Both organizations will give ter, known as course 122, is de- sonal date to: The College Board istrar and the mail office for rou- Sunday, Oct. 6. The time of the Others on the staff are Bob Dape, concerts this year. The least num- signed for those with a slight devi- Editor, Mile., 122 East 42 Street, tine matters and especially in case tea will be announced at a later Bruce Simon, Bill Kieffer, and Ed ber of concerts given is one a se- ation in speech which could be New York 17, New York, before of emergency. date. , Hale. mester by each group. overcome. midnight, November 1, 1947. BEE GEE NEWS
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Office—315 Administration Building—Telephone 2631 Freshie, you have had your day, Official Sludenl Publication A beanie you must now display. Published Each Wednesday ol the Year WATER UNDER THE BRIDGE: by the students of The week's bright spot—the classy little mansion—Sunny Bowling Green Stale University Acres— which the newly formed Fox family (ex-Zorro) has added to their list of tangible assets . . . Mary Ann Zepka pinned to graduated Clark Munger . . . summer torrid season produced associated Cdtefkte frets rash of weddings . . . Eloise Dunn to Larry Manhart . . . Ellen Treece and Orv Jenkins . . . Evelyn Kibler to Ohio State, Phil Ohio Collage) Newspaper Association Shaner . . . sorority gals flustered upon meeting Sigma Chl's
HMIIIHTin *<>■ NATION* here for the convention on the second floor minus rope ladders • A typical scene at meal time in the University Commons rhich National Advertising Service, Inc. . .. another middle-aisle trip during August . . . Asst. Professor of C*U*H PukUtbm ReprtunUlin can accommodate up to 1,500 people at one time. English Lowell Leland to Virginia Everelte, Jefferson City. Term, 4IO MADISON AVK. NBW VOHH N. V. gal . . . Kay Fischer and Hal Bayles singing a duet at their CtHCM* • »MtOI • LOt Anillll • S.a FIMCMC* Lives and Loves 'Commons' Feed* August wedding ... o- Editorial Staff POME: 1500 at a Meal There was a young lady from Boston, Mass. Bobbie Slmpion John , Edilor-in Chief Of a Frat Man A new era has been reached in Who waded in water up to her ankles. Lucoal Fol«y ..Managing Editor The procCHsion started early It doesn't ryhme now the University's expansion pro- Eileen Dewhurtt, Peg Finney . .Associate Editors that firat morning and continued But wait till the tide comes in . . . BIU Day _.. . . Sports Editor gram with the opening of a cafe- € off and on all through the succeed- teria accommodating 1500 persons. SALT IN GEORGES BREW: Business Staff ing days. The pre-dawn quiet This cafeteria, an ex-G.I. structure Prison atmospher reflected by the large spotlights on lop reigned until suddenly a rash of Virginia Marion.. of buildings . . .just about to say goodnite when the whislle blows, Business Manager alarm hells came from different declared surplus, is located on the lights blaze, and the clock strikes nine ... ' John Mires _ Faculty Advisor quarters of the house and tromp- southeast corner of the campus ing noises could be heard. The directly alongside of Kohl Hall. MAGNA CUM LAUDE: unfortunate huddled deeper in the In operation since noon Sunday, covers and hopefully turned his The addition to Ihe campus of another batch of girlies from Itou* 'lout iam* kelp.? back in the general direction of the Sept. I4f the cafeteria has proved Ihe far flung corners of the country with their little brown and advancing steps. a boon in relieving the University's orange beanies ... the solution to the bookstore lineups . . . / Bowling Green has grown. The (reshman class, alone, is With a clomp, clomp and a fow strained eating facilities. It is be- freshie Rog Storck's singing in company of 6 frosh coeds of "S»f Long, My Bowling Green Baby"—slightly off key ... to Manet* larger than the entire pre-war enrollment. In keeping with this sniffs in the first section of the ing operated under a meal ticket ger Jack Armstrong of Ihe Cla-Zel theater—this week's award never ending stream entered his system and also under a regular expansion, the Bee Gee News is attempting to keep pace. We of the bucket o' suds and a carton of tobacco flowers for bringing room, stepped through his other pay-as-you-go proposition. The have added more pages, enabling us lo give more complete cov- door and sent a rush of cold water Russ Carlyle and his Orchestra lo Ihe University on Sept. 30. erage of your club, department, or frafornlty. dripping here and there from the interior of the building has becn- Thanks . . . small sink. Then there arose a enhanccd by the addition of drapes Enrollment has hit a new high of over 4,300; we can't pos- great scrubbing and rubbing to the and the division of small tables POME: sibly leam all about each of you In a week's timo. One depart- tune of an off key bass singing of throughout the room with each one Heaven protects the working girl ment can't know what is going on throughout the school; one 'So Long, My Howling Green accommodating from ten to twelve But Heaven I fear is shirking, Baby." department can't know all of your criticisms or reactions to news persons. For who protects, I'd like to know, Now the house really was awake. coverage and editorial policies. The cafeteria is one of the five The fellow she is working? The ceiling shook as one after the buildings which have been brought MORE WATER UNDER: How about some help? When a reporter comes lo you, other of the occupants leaped from here from Camp Perry and is the tell him all you can. Any story that contains someone's name the top bunks to the floor and be- first instance in Bowling Green Not so recent pinning . . . Betty Throne to Joe Packo . . . gan the morning exercises—con- is news, no matter how small the article. history of a building constructed Jones' return from vacation to find two feet (of water) in his bed- sisting of placing the proper shoes solely to serve as a cafeteria. room . . . Kappa Sigs initiating the "Commons" in grand style . . . on the proper feet and rushing From time to time we will try lo find out your likes and dis- Prior to its opening, eating facili- letter from ex-ed Nelson Williams now editor of semi-weekly In in the general direction of the likes to the columns we print. But you don't have to wait for us ties both on campus and intown Bod Axe, Mich. . .. Nancy Kittenger pinned to Floyd Heckert.. . wash bowl. While one scrubbed were severely overtaxed. to ask. We welcome letters lo the editor. Any letter that is his teeth in the bathtub another Ruth Ann Harkness pinned to Don Bennett . . . lately announced Meal tickets are still available in revelant to a current article and is signed, will be printed - gripes opened the back door to let a little marriage of Phil Hodes to Norma Retzlaff . . . Marilyn Gardner to Dean Conklin's office and aro Bob Mollenaux . . , epistle in ink and everything from Marty and otherwise. brisk air in anil keep his friend from dropping back in bed. His priced at $37.50 for a five week Transue—received Master's from Western Reserve and is now But If you don't want to put your thoughts on paper, come friend didn't drop but his room- period. directing the organizing of a Hearing and Speech Therapy Pro- up to our staff meetings on Wednesday nights. The reporters, mate did Boeing as he was vfry gram in the Lakewood Public Schools . . . Pat Clarke wearing advisors, and editors all air their minds at this round-up of praise scantily attired and not in shape Delta Dies Friday Fred Fay's pin . . . and criticism. to face a blast of 20 degree frost. Then the rush started again as Kappa Sigma Delta is dead! PARTING SHOT: Our alms aren't many: merely lo train interested people in the by-now-wide-awakc characters Long live Kappa Sigma national Spaghetti should not be cooked loo long . . about ten fraternity! the ways of presenting news, and to put out a paper that will be raised a great dust cleaning under inches should be sufficient. of service lo the readers. the assorted beds and bureaus— These will be the sentiments to You as a reader can help, and anything that you have to it being the first day of school and be expressed Friday night during the rally for the Michigan Central philosophizing offer for the improvement of the paper will be appreciated. You the house father standing in the game. The reason? A funeral Quiz Kids Pa? have an invitation to help us. doorway. Next it was the front door banging hack and forth as the will be held in which the late Kap- by Judy Christy by Harold Flags • * • stream headed for coffee and class- pa Sigma Delta local fraternity Some people call it luck but I Greetings and hallucinations. rooms. Meanwhile the huddled will be buried. call it intelligence. Yes sir, that's With open arms, our almmy mam- figure huddled deeper. At that Elaborate plans for a "proper what it takes to answer the ques- my heartily welcomes its new crop join the luufcatteM.. . . opportune moment a rash of alarm and fitting" ceremony are being tion of the day. You say what of lreshmen. A sophisticated (?) hells came from different quarters organized by the "Kappa Sigma question of the day—well if you soph now does his bit, takes pen in of the house and trompinfr noises Mortuary Parlors, Unincorporat- listened to the radio this summer hand, applies seat of pants to Looking for some fun? Then loin the Boycolters for the Uni- could be heard. ed." you too might have heard the mas- chair, and gives out with the fath- versity -the Boycolters who refuse to provide business for Ihe ter of ceremonies boom out the erly advice—to wit: busses and trains that leave Bowling Green each week end to question: "What is the length of Whereas: The origin of loose take them home. Senior Home-Ec Students the longest railway station plat- teeth can often be traced back to form in the world?" a loose tongue. Sometimes il is hard for a freshman to realize (incidentally, Smart, Huh? Whereas: One ought to give all the upperclassmen learned Ihe hard way) that the best cure Learn Ways Of Good Wife up smoking on all months contain- for homesickness is, not to go home, but to divert their minds into Now for us that would have ing a Sunday. other channels, make new friends, develop new interests, and by Bob Scott been a snap to answer—that is if Whar.a.r That fashlonabl.e forget the blues. "Gee! I wish I had Mother here," will be the wail of we had an encyclopedia, an al- many home ec students this year. manac, a dictionary, a map of the haggard, stoop-shouldered, tired collegiate appearance ought to be The social committee spends long hours planning week-end In the home management residence in the rear of the world and the Quiz Kids. Since programs for the entertainment of all students, no matter what we weren't there to give them acquired from Shakespeare, chem- Practical Arts building everything is tranquil at the present istry,, history, or what have you their interests may be. There are record concerts, movies, game 'time. In a few days, however, another batch of senior home the correct answer Jim Stoner, nights, dances, parties—all planned to develop an "at home" former director of S.C.F. supplied ... all other methods are# hereby ec students will invade that domicile and attempt to trans- declared no-fair. feeling for newcomers. them with same and won every- form it into a model household. Whereas: Anything that's fan Betty Thielman.Napoleon; Mar- thing from a lawnmower to a 17 Grades are Important, but personality growth and new doesn'f say 'Mama' jewel wristwatch. these days is either indecent, im- friends will stand by longer after graduation than an "A." Week jorie Rothenberger, Montpelier; moral, or fattening. It Really Happened ends are the time for fun, for letting your hair down, or putting it They were alone in a dark cor- Betty Lange, Port Clinton; and Mary Miller, Lima; comprise the Whereas: Women ought not up it you'd rather, and learning something more than book know- ner of the Ad building. This dream all came true on first group of senior students to hurry to classes this year. They ledge. His hand slipped around her the Toni Home Permanent Wave might trip over those new-fangled get practical experience in home program called the "Toni Quiz" School spirit Is needed now that football season is here. narrow waist. His ruddy lips management. long hemlines thereby messing up which is broadcast coast to coast school property perchance. Stay here, freshmen, and add your voice to the din that cheers came closer and can-eased her up- As in former years the girls will turned face. Every ounce of ex- each Saturday. Besides the lawn- the Fighting Falcons on. Spirit isn't learned, it grows through us. divide the various duties during mower they received a pair of Whereas: Don't be tempted by uberance drained from her body. their six-week stay so that each crib notes. Crime doesn't pay, we so—use It. (Same old stuff, you know.) Rhcmbrandt table lamps, a $72 will come to realize fully the re- necklace, a pressure cooker, West- hear. Come on, join the Boycotters and stick around for some of the Suddenly, he brutally tossed her sponsibilities of keeping a home. inghouse electric fan, Mix Master, Whereas: There are only two fun. The Suitcase Brigade has nothing to offer that Bee Gee aside and walked off to geology One girl plans the meals for ap- set of silverware for 8, and also times during a man's entire life hasn't. 101. She wanted to scream, yell, proximately ten days. Her meal a Toni permanent wave kit. when he wants female companion- cry out! Coke bottles lead a planning duties consist of doing ship—(1) When he's a boy. Bee Gee WELCOMES you freshmen. Now that you have I guess some people just have rough life. the shopping for food and keeping (2) When he's a man. come, hang up your hat, pack the suitcases under the bed, and all the luck. But something new and exciting accurate books. Shopping for We highly resolve and pledge stay with us. Looking for some fun? You'll find it here. has been added to brighten up the groceries is the main headache. N«w French Instructor that freshmen need not lack for • * * lives of every coca-cola container. The residents pay the same CorriM On Tradition paternal advice. 'Tis a new invention, no less. It amount for their room and board automatically makes change, as do the other students on cam- When Mrs. Henrietta Busch enough, thanks counts money, serves coke, flickers pus. Baynard began work as instructor pfeuU U yuen&i red, white, and green lights—in This home management resi- in French at Bowling Green State The Clay County Ministerial As- fact, does everything but say, dence is unusual training and is University this fall, she was the sociation beged for donations for Th»> "Keep off the Grass" campaign which began last year "Thank you, call again." one of only five such courses in sixth in her family to serve on a a county chapel. Donations came college faculty. has shown results. The grass is growing—and Is green as it And if the machine ever slips Ohio schools. in so fast that the association up, Tin Pan Alley can create a should be Instead of green and brown striped. It is necessary to have this resi- Her father, Dr. Karl G. Busch, asked the churches not to send any new song. "The title? "Put a dence so that the school may quali- heads the science department at more money. Using sidewalks is a habit that can be formed as easily as Quarter in the Slot, But All I Ever fy under the Smith Hughes, Capital University, Columbus. Dr. United Press learning to walk on the grass, and it is apparent that former stu- Got Was a Coke and Three Nick- George Dean Vocational Act. Henry Busch, a brother, teaches at els." dents have continued, this year, to preserve the grass which got Miss Madge E. Johnson, Asst. Augustana College, Sioux Falls, Green since a year ago. He teach- a good start last year. Bee Gee's gift to the cola-juice Prof, of Home Economics, is in S. D. Another brother, Dr. Daniel fans stands on the tint floor of es Spanish and French. charge of the apartment. Busch, now in oil research in Tul- Her mother was a music teacher, We have a campus we can be proud of, as long as we do the Ad building busily swallowing During the put ten years, the sa, Okla., was on the University our share to maintain the appearance. Very few offenders have the nickles, dimes, and quarters but not in college. length of time the practice apart- of Pittsburgh faculty. Her sister, A native of Columbus, 0., Mrs. been observed beating down unintended paths. from all who stop to "pause and ment has been in operation, many Mrs. Frieda Busch Jackson, taught refresh." Baynard received her bachelor's Let's keep up the good work and give the Student Court a home ec students have gone out at Capital. degree from Capital in 1982 and How does the contraption work? into the world much more capable Her husband, Anthony B. Bay- rest—violators are called before the court. Don't be caught off- Darned if we know—but that's her master's from Ohio State Uni-. guard and off the sidewalks. of managing their own house- nard, has been assistant professor varsity in 1940. She studied two good question. holds due to this Course. of foreign language) at Bowling s^anmeTs at tHe SdrrWntre in P»rl». -'•'! BEE GEE NEWS Pasr* 3 they say . . . MUSIC . MOVIES Crowded Quarters speech smatterings by John Fay by Gil Fox reel entertainment by Frank Cost Friendliness and good old Bee Eugene Ormandy, regular Phila- We're OKI Gee hospitality seem to be the delphia Orchestra conductor signed by Jim Limbecher qualities in upper classmen liked on the dotted line for 16 summer THE SECRET LIFE OF In more ways than one. Yes, best, if the opinions of five fresh- WALTER MITTY," A Golduyn indeed, it's old Mike Static back men picked at random mean any- concerts with the Hollywood Bowl Picture starring Danny Kaye with again to keep you BG'ns hep to thing. Symphony Orchestra. The Bowl Virginia Mayo, Fay Bainter, Ann what gives behind the scenes and Taking "our girl Friday" Ter- audience veers somewhat to short Rutherford, Boris Karloff, and scenery in Ye Olde Department of bizon, Bee Gee News Staff pho- hair stuff, Gershwin drawing solid Florence Bate: Technicolor. Speech. And right now wheels are 20,000 while Brahms gets a mea- tographer, along with us to get the Danny Kaye, star of "Up In turning and gears are meshing pics, we wandered out over the ger 6,400. Ormandy, who is top- Arms," and "Wonder Man," hits like mad as things begin to get campus to see if we couldn't cor- notch baton man in any league, underway for what looks to be ner a few beanies and get the may find himself conducting "The the entertainment jack-pot again an extremely interesting year. ' dope on how freshman life was Beer Barrel Polka" to suit the in an adaptation of the late James It starts off tonight with open progressing. movie makers inanely naive tastes. Thurber's famous short story 11.nuns for the first major univer- First Frosh to Neatest music trick of the day is about a man with suppressed de- sity production, "The Late George get the journal- the recent recording of Bach sires. Henpecked by his mother, Apley," which will be directed by istic works was "Concerto in D Minor for Two fiancee, and prospective mother- E. T. Smith. Anyone in the school Nan Tarr, whom Violins." Franz Waxwan con- in-law, Mitty finds refuge in his who is interested in dramatic pro- we met on the ducts the R C A Victor Chamber dreams, in which he is everything duction should be present from Orchestra and Jascha Heifetz steps of Kohl from a rough-and-tough cowboy ATO't crowd between bunkt to play cardt on a packing cate while 7:30 -10 in the main auditorium. hall, her new plays both (count 'em) fiddle to a drawling southern gentlemen. ing completion of their houte on Fraternity Row. Hoy I You I In The Beanie I home. Nan parts. Each part was done separ- The girl of his dreams is lovely from Lima. ately—then jigsawed together and Virginia Mayo, who has starred If you want to trade that sawed She decided to not as Bach intended it but well with him in his proceeding ve FASHION off Stetson for a makeup-kit, then come to Bow- done, nevertheless. The Heifetz hides. Ato's Invade the Freshman dramatic group, ling Green be- tone and attack are at their usual glad rags "The Workshop Players" is what In addition to his various you're looking for. The organiza- cause it was magnificent peals and the "great- dreams, Kaye docs two more of his close to home est of composers" should have no House Without by Teda Christy tion is open only to the Class of famous "song acts," namely "Sym- '51, and plans call for the produc- and because she had quite a few regrets. phony for the Unstrung Tongue," New fashions seem to be grow- friends here. She is studying New facet in the local music Lights or Doors ing. Not only in their popularity tion of a full length play by the and "Anatole of Paris," in the group this year. So if you're an dress design and intends to make faculty: Wayne Bobinstedt from inimitable Kaye manner. but also the length of the skirts, it her career. by Dean McMurray old trouper from way back, or I .ii Crosse, W i s c o n 8 i n-—degree If Kaye is your type of come- the width of the hips and the ac- Over at the even if you've never trod the from Northwestern—teaches the- dian, you'll enjoy the crazy go- "Do you have a shocshinc kit cent on extras. Extra lace skirts University club, boards, but have a lot of ambition, ory and piano—is a composer of ings-on. If not, you'll still like over at the house?" to put over your sleek dress to -jWe sat down keep an eye out for the posters note. this entertaining picture about "Yet, but I don't know whether be worn for that special party, ^»th a blond that will soon be up, watch the Joseph Himmrl from Illinois by dreams that you may have had I should let you use it." extra puffs or ruffles down the •;rl who intro- speech bulletin board at the North way of Northwestern—t e a c h e s yourself. back of your evening dress, extra duced herself as "Didn't I share my candle with side of the Well, and scan this col- voice—and sings a booming bari- you last night?" pleats in the skirt that is tightly umn for details. (That's one way Norm* Swarts, tone. fitted over the hips have all been 17, from Find- /ust browsing This bit of conversation between to get readers! Harry Spangler — cosmopolitan added for a touch of glamor. lay. She, too, two members of the Alpha Tau Fanfare de luxe—has studied and worked by Dick Lenhart It is apparent that there is a approves of the Omega fraternity started wheels Top news in the speech depart- (•In major centers of music through- The Rev. James M. Johnston, definite new silhouette with its friendly atmos- buzzing in my head.. What were ment for my money is that no out the U. S. and Europe—teaches 25-year-old assistant pastor of the they referring to by the candle? easily rounded shoulders, tight phere at Bee piano. bodice and tiny waist accented by longer need the younger genera- Gee. She stays Four Square Gospel Church in Ma- Thou I remembered that the tion say, "Who is this legendary Theodore Gronon from Tiffin, con, Ga. preaches his sermons full padded hips. But you can at K o h 1 h a 11, ATO Ts one of the seven frater- still have that long narrow look Prof. Smith we hear so much room 209, and chose Bowling Ohio, studied at Boston University without a word. Ho has recently nities which were to move into and Heidelberg—teaches band in- which is made more reedlike by the about?" Green because she would be close inaugurated special services for new houses this semester. Four As they say in the movie ads: struments. greater length of the skirt. to Mom and Pop Swartz. Norma the deaf and dumb members of his of the houses were to be ready "Smith's back, and BG's got him!" says she thinks the green grass on congregation, and delivers his for occupancy by the time school Not only is the dress or suit changing, but also accessories. And with a title now. "DR. Elden the campus is simply colossal and and otherwise sermons entirely through the started. T. Smith." Sounds good doesn't standard hand-signal alphabet. It Gloves are longer and have wider that the Nest is really a hep joint. by Eileen Dewhurit Answered By A Look it? We're glad to see you back She plans to join S.C.F. nil started when he noticed several cuffs. Hose are deeper in color After taking a short stroll down nnd match rather than compliment again, Dr. Smith. While he was The Pied Pipers turned in their deaf and dumb people listening to Which is all for now, from resignation from Lucky Strike Hit the pastor preach. But they were to Kohl hall nnd then back to the your ensemble. Shoes cover more standing in line Mike Static for his books, Parade and will not be heard not hearing a word that she said. former site of the riding stables, of the foot and have a higher heel. we stopped and when Sinatra takes it over shortly. So he stood beside her and trans- all of my questions were answered. talked to a The King Cole Trio, playing lated her sermon into hand-signals. The houses were standing then' rather tall, cur- Salt Lake City Sept. 1 to 7, con- It proved very successful. When and they looked complete except "The Harder They Fall" tinues east to play concerts his congregation "sings" hymns for the doors which were missing. ly-haired fellow by A. L. McClain with the unus- throughout the Midd lowest for six you can't hear them, but you can Closer investigation revealed a ual name of weeks. Then, on Oct. 22, Nat, sec what they mean. card game in progress in the two- "The Harder They Fall" is Budd Schulberg's second Vine* Slants. Oscar, and Johnny will open at the Toledo Blade inch space between bunks. The novel. His first, "What Makes Sammy Run?", was a best He hails from Troubador Club, New York. Com- Not Educational, new styk* table closely resembled seller of Hollywood. bo airs over NBC every Saturday. Liberty Center, But Nice To Know . . . a large parking case. In his latest narrative, which will appeal to the masculine and plans to Bing Crosby will return to the Yes, the new house was ready reader, the author attempts to unmask the "fight racket" air on Oct. 1 with Gary Cooper The devil it much amuted by study industrial for occupancy when school started with its crooked promoters, and mercenary managers who as his guest. The Wednesday pro- tome of the entict that go on ii arts. V i n c e the name of religion. last Wednesday. Well, they did ^permit their charges to be punched thinks the average girl at Bee Gee grams will again feature the or- have the beds moved in and they into pathetic figures. The title is The profettor rapped on th has really got what it takes and chestra of John Scott Trotter end had running cold water. Candles ART taken from the adage, "The bigger Conlon vocal chorus. Peggy Lee detk end thouted: "Gentlemen— that everyone on the campus is and n kerosene lamp served as still lite still going they come the harder they fall." order 1" The entire clatt yelled: friendly with a capital F. He and the Charioteers will be fea- lighting fixtures. That answered One reason why artists like to El Toro, a huge gullible farm would like to go out for basketball tured frequently through the fall "Beer I" the question about the candle. do still life is because they ore the boy is imported from his native and winter series of 39 broadcasts. this year if he can find time. Modern ttudentt ere taller than ensiest kind of painting. Models South America to the States by Madcap Maggie Whiting comes Houses Finished Soon In the nest their father!. But then fethert that stay put are a big help; and a well meaning countryman, who by her talent from an early start. Steady progress toward comple- we met Johnny are alwayt thort. such typical still life subjects are foresees the championship of the Her mother claims that at three tion of the houses indicnted that Yo»t, 18, from If your name is to live at all, it apples, bowls, pipes, when care- world for the giant. In this coun- years of age Maggie knew nearly this life, which seemed so closely Fostoria. John- is much more to have it live in fully copied, have a kind of teasing try he is taken over by Nick, the 100 songs. people's hearts than only in their related to that of our ancestors, charm. But the champions of still gambler and his press agent, ny is staying at Elliott Lawerence will take his brains. I don't know that one's would soon end. life, from Mcmling to Picasso, Eddie, who after a series of fixed North dorm for band to the West Coast for the eyes will fill with tears when he Once the houses are finished and have found its very simplicity a fights and an extensive publicity the present and first time in November when he is quite inter- thinks of the famous inventor of everything in order, this will be challange. campaign, promote him into a takes a four week stand at the Pal- logarithms. just another incident of our col- Professional artists hove some- match with the champion. ested in flying. ladium. He intends to Oliver Wendell Holmes leg/ lives that we can look back time met that challange by reduc- Tells Of Swindle upon and laugh about. Most of ing realism to photographic limits; study personnel Mitt Leta Whiteacre, ttudent at With no boxing skill and a how do you do the boys agree that it was worth amateurs have generally chosen an a d ministration Illinoit State Teachers College, "punch that wouldn't break a win- by N. J. Render suffering those few days in order easier way out, painting uncon- and thinks the hat the unique hobby of trant dow pane" El Toro is severely to have the new houses. sciously formalized, decorative in- campus is load- "I'm eager to meet students and forming necktiet into dollt. A beaten. In the hospital he dis- terpretations of their subjects. ed with women talk with them at any time," said worn tilk tie can be trantformed covers that he is alone without that are just his type. Johnny the enthusiastic new director of into Queen Elisabeth, Robin Hood, friends and that his share of the came here because he has a lot of S.C.F., Reverend Hollis Hayward. an Arab thiek or a Balinete dancer Home Again among the greeks purse has been swindled from Reverend Hollis Hayward, bet- him . The big house in South friends he wanted to be with, that with the aid of only paper, cotton, Complete with a new pajnt job Clyde Metzgcr has pulled down were already here. ter known to all those who come in and ttorepipe wire for a tkeleton. the job of house manager for America continues to be only a contact with him as just Hollis, on the majority of the furniture, dream. I«ast, but cer- Her current tubject for making fresh linoleum on the lower floors the SAE's in the elections held tainly not least, came to Bowling Green from miniaturei it the "pretidentt' during the first meeting of the new "The Harder They Fall" is also Stockton, California. He held the and a general improvement North the story of a press agent's de- was petite, 19- wiyei." She hopes to finith the Dorm was formally opened to its semester. year-old Vi position of executive secretary of by next April. In addition to the regularly generation. Eddie aspires to the S.C.F. for four years in the newest occupants at the beginning write a play but he is unable to Fei|htner from of the school year. Kappa Delta elected officers of last Lima, Oh i_o, "College of the Pacific." Toledo Blade spring, Anna Lee Gustafsan is the break away from his boss, Nick. Present residents will have it a who is enrolled Methodist Pastor fkre too many people going to new secretary, Janet Moll the edi- At the end of the book, he too in the college college? Most university heads little nicer than last year's crop. tor, Lois Walters the historian, realizes that he is defeated. Previous to his California job, privately agree that there are, but Their beds are painted a winsome of Business and Barb Ward the program chair- Borrowed Or Stolon Reverend Hayward was pastor of many and complex obstacles in the pink or a robin egg blus with Administration . man. The author has been very me- the Methodist church at Gambier, way of trimming enrollment to desks to match. According to When we found The honor roll of the Alpha ticulous in his use of the sports 0., for two years. Wheeling, size are baffling them, according to some psychological principle or her on the lawn Gamma Delta has a new member jaragon but one suspects that he W. Va. was the scene of his first Henry F. and Katherine Pringle, other the blending colors should across from.the in the person of Barbara Jo has consulted more than one W. R. work when the Ohio County Coun- in their report, "Is Education put the boys in a frame of mind Nest she told us cil of Religious Education claimed Walker, Miss America of 1947. Burnett book. Burnett's "Little she came to Getting Too Big." The basic suitable to the environment thus The international president sends Caesar" set the writing style for him for two years. making the atmosphere a little less Bowling Green because she had problem confronting higher educa- word that Barb is an Alpha Gam. a book with this theme. Others Kansas Wesleyan university is strained due to the cramped quar- quite a few friends here and be- tion the United States is the de- The PKA's have acquired Mrs. think the narrative is the history Mr. Hayward's alma mater. His ters. cause she would be close to home. gree to which boys and girls, un Steiner, Bill Steiner's mother, for of the heavyweight fighter, Primo graduate work was at Yale Univer- qualified in mentality and training A typical room in the Hotel de She is staying on Palmer avenue sity in the Divinity School. Two their House Mother this year. Camera- for the present and doesn't ap- for university education, are de- Nort has a door, a window, a floor Two new members of Chi Theta Readers who demand realism In terms of summer school at Duke manding admission. Chancellor and usually four walls. Also pres- preciate the nine-block walk to the university and one at the Univer- are: Norm Hammerle and George their novels will recognize that campus. Anybody willing to taxi Robert M. Hutchins, of the Univer- ent are two members of the human Cook, initiated during the summer Schulberg's characters are not real sity of Colorado completed his AB sity of Chicago, stated that most race otherwise known as freshmen, and BD degrees. session. persons simply because he as- oldies stall fops students should go to junior col- a few shirts in strategic spots and The Phi Theta's moved into the signed an indicative name to Likee To Sing leges, not to universities. In order maybe an extra sock or two old Sigma Chi house on Court them. A man with the name of to persuade them not to go on, he Broadway's season has opened— "Some of my most enjoyable Paint a spot here and there a street at the beginning of this Nick is not always a gambler, and recommended that they be award- but the new plays don't quite have momenta were spent singing in blending pink or blue and the room semester, with Mrs. Irene Kirkland the name Beth does not denote a ed a bachelor's degree at the age what it takes (so say the reviewers quartettes in college," Reverend is ready for two semesters of hard as the House Mother. Three new young lady out of finishing school of eighteen or twenty. as they recommend last season's Hayward said, revealing a friendly work. pledges to the frat are: Jack Gaf- no more than Ruby suggests a Saturday Evening Post hits as still the best beta.) smile. He is very much interest- Some veterans of last year's ferkamp, Lou Cross, and Glenn lewd woman.- Realistic readers Crowd-draw-ers on the New ed in reading as well as music. Ju.t Idle Thinking . . . campaign, the "North Dorm Exo- Honner. will also question the author's in- York scene are Finian'e Rainbow, Mr. Hayward is replacing James Have you noticed what a twell dus," are still ensconced in their Mrs. Esper Hayne, temporary terpretation of defeat. His per- a musical of fantasy and satire in L. Stoner who is with the Federal bunch of Iridt the freshman class it old rooms and liking it better than House Mother of the Alpha Xi's, sonalities are becoming famous which leprechons become human Council in New York City. this year? The tight of freshman before. Even with the noise of is House Mother for the Sigma for their singular lack of charac- and senators turn black . . . con- Reverend Hayward, his wife, beaniet it almott overwhelming. a neighbor's radio playing Roy Nu's. Mrs. Hayne will move into ter, however it is controversal taining hit parade songs. Rachel, and five-month-old son, Wouldn't It be funny if only Acuff at 6:00 a.m. and the clackity the new Sigma Nu house upon its that the weak El Tolo and Eddie Annie Get Your Gun, the Irvine John Hollis, live in the Dr. Clyde frethmen attended freshman social clack of wooden.shower shoes re- completion. are destined for defeat. Berlin hit which gives Ethel Mer- Hissong residence at 223 North affairs? Someone told see that sounding through the corridors Helen Wilson, home economics What Makes Sammy Run?" man another chance to throw her- Prospect. Mrs. Hayward hails they were dancing the other night the building allows at least some major from Perrysburg is the new was an outstanding piece of work; self, and her voice, all over the from Morristown, Tennessee and at the Frethman party. semblance of privacy and a lot house chairman for Alpha Chi "The Harder They Fall," to use stage in one of the top musicals previously taught history at Co- Love is as blind as a bat, and of guys prefer that above excess | Omega. The Kappa Delt's have the language of the sports writer, of any season. lumbia high school. I've got the old bat to prove it I comfort. Kit Mueller in the same office. "Takes the count." Pag© 4 BEE GEE NEWS Kappa Sigma Becomes Sixth Welcome From Prexy Dances, Movie, Game Night National Campus Fraternity Featured This Week End Kappa Sigma Delta was installed as Epsilon Eta chapter With an eye to variety, the social committee offers a of national Kappa Sigma fraternity early this month. Fifty week end including two dances, a movie, and "Game Nijjht" pledges from the local gTOup were initiated. in addition to Dr. James Paul Kennedy's recital. Bee Gee's sixth national fraternity was founded in 1869 The movie, "So Ends Our Night," will be shown at 7 and at the University of Virginia. At present, there are 112 9 Friday evening in the Stadium, weather permitting; other- active Kappa Sig chapters at various universities in the U.S. wise in the P. A. Auditorium at 8:30 p.m. Theta Phi will and Canada. play host at the disc dance in the The local chapter of Kappa Woman's building at 8 p.m. Also Bridge Lessons Friday evening, Dr. Kennedy's pi- ' Sigma Delta was founded on July apartments vet* ano concert will be held in the 16, 1946, by six men under the Begin Monday main auditorium at 8:15. Pres. F. J. Prout welcomes Kappa Si|m» fraternity as ths> sixth na- leadership of Elmer Brown. Organization meeting for all Contract Bridge lessons for stu- Appearing for the first time Officers of the new Bowling veterens and thair wive* living tional men's group on campus In his after-dinner address at the Kappa since their reorganization this in the vataram' apartments will Sif initiation banquet aerie this month. dents, their husbands or wives will Green chapter are Arthur l.iiucr, again be sponsored by the Social year, the Kampus Kat's will play ba liel'l Thursday evening at Saturday evening, for an all-cam- grand master; Samuel Mnrcll, 7:30 in the front of the main Committee. Mrs. W. E. Steidt- auditorium. This meeting, pus dance. The dance, "Crescent grand procurator; Thomas Mc- Fraternity Council Dora Terbizon Heads man, an authorized Culbertson Mood," given by Gamma Phi Beta, Hugh, grand master of ceremo- called by Dean A. B. Conklin, ii to organiia a community Meets To Vote On Cap arid Gown Group teacher and a member of the Na- will be held in the Woman's build- nies; Edward Gensler, grand tional Bridge Studios, will conduct ing from 9 to 12 p.m. For those group. Dora Terbizan will head the scribe; Carl Dellasantina, grand New Member the series of eight lessons. desiring a get together with their
•■ service projects of Cap and Gown, treasurer, and Cortes Shepherd, friends for an informal evening of Interfrilli-riilty Council will hold senior women's honor society, this Monday Night Sessions cards or games, the social commit- guard. Kennedy Presents its first meeting of the semester yesr. Other officers elected last The class will meet on Monday tee has planned a "Game Night" Little Recreation on Wednesday evening, Oct. 1, at spring are Ann Cutler, vice presi- Eleventh Annual 7:00 in room 201, Administration nights in Room 100 Woman's at the P. A. auditorium. Highlights of the formal initia- dent; Glenna Smith, secretary, building from 7 to 9 beginning Students will be admitted to building. and Elizabeth Roulet, treasurer. tion ceremonies were a Splash Faculty Recital Monday, September 29, and con- all social events by Ac cards. Plans for intramural sports will The lecture program started party held in the Natatorium and a be discussed and a vote will be tinuing for 8 consecutive weeks. Planning the Gamma Phi Beta Dr. James Paul Kennedy, pian- last year for veteran's wives will dance are Pat DeConick, general smoker held In the Nest. ist, will present his eleventh annu- taken on the acceptance of a new probably continue, said Dean Each lesson will include an hour Climax of the entire instnllntinn fraternity into the council. chairman; Jean Good fellow, pub- al faculty recitttl Friday evening, Audrey Wilder, adviser. The lec- or more of actual play, under The new fraternity submitted licity; Joyce Sullivan and Shirleyey was a banquet held Sept. 11 in Sept. 26, at sir, in the auditori- tures included speeches on home supervision. At the end of the Norman, invitations, and V the University Commons. Dr. F. J. its petition to the council during economics, buying, styles, and um. The recital is open to all stu- the summer term but action on its course a bridge party is held, Hitchens and Ann Sullivan, dec Prout; Christian A. Natvig, worthy community relations. Funds for rations. dents and the general public. acceptance was postponed until these projects were supplemented where the members of the class < . grand treasurer of Kappa Sigma; His program will consist of this fall when all fraternities on by two big paper drives. Addi- enter into competition for prizes. Warren Sivertsen, grand mnstcr of Bach's Preluile and Fugue in A the campus would be represented tional projects will be taken on as Reservations should be made, Students Named To Minor, arranged by Dr. Kennedy; in the voting. The new group is the twelfth district; James R. campus needs warrant them. and the $3.76 fee per student Overman, dean of the College of Sonata in F Major, Op. 10, No. 2, called Phi Beta Mu and has tenta- Social Committee by Beethoven; Etude in A Minor, Cap and Gown is a local society should be paid in the Office of the Liberal Arts; Irving Kemp, grand tive plans for petitioning a nation- limited to 10 senior women who Members of the Social Commit- master of Delta Kappa chapter; Op. 26; No. 11, by Chopin; Seher- al fraternity. are elected each spring by the- Dean of Women any afternoon tee for the coming year have been Francis Moore, alumni director of zo in B Minor, Op. 20, by Chopin; Members of Phi Beta Mu in- graduating members. Member- this week from 1 to 3. Those in- announced by Pete Sherry, stu- Delta Kappa, and Howard Hart- Prelude in A Major, Op. 28, No. 7, clude: Stan Gordon, president, dent assistant to the Social Com- by Chopin; Prelude No. 6 (General ship is determined by scholarship, terested should try to arrange for man, Alpha Sigmn representative, Maurice Rosenthal, Thomas Foy, character, personality, and service a partner, or make up a foursome mittee. were after dinner speakers. Lcvine by Debussy; Prelude No. Harry Spector, Arthur Scolnick, 2 (Dead Loaves) by Debussy; Pre- to the campus. Standards are pat- if possible. However if a student The 13 members of the com- Elmer Brown was presented an Ray Shillcs, Harold Jaffe, Jerry terned after the requirements of mittee include Pat Gary, Kay lude No. 9 (Hommagc a S. Pick- Finklstein, Michael Behrens, Mon- docs not sign up with a certain engraved gavel in appreciation of wick Esq. P.P. M.P., C.) by De- Mortar Board, national honor so- Klein, Betty Troxell, James Con- his work in establishing Kappa roe Rappaport, and Robert Rosen- ciety. table the social committee will ar- way, Dick Fleming, and Arthur buasy; Prchidi No. 12 (Fire- bush. Sigmn on this campus. works) by Debussy; Rhaptodie The officers and Jean Kuebler range for one. Moyer, representing the sopho Initiation teams from Dennison, Adams, Betty Lange, and Berenice more class. No. 3 in C Major, Op. 11, iVo. 8, Interest Groups Introduced It's A Social 'Must' Ohio State, and Ohio Wesleyan by Dohnanyi. Ruiz were elected to membership "To be able to play a good game Pat Hofmann, Carol Schroeder, participated in the formal initia- To SCF Members Sunday last spring. Nathan Brenner and Jim Limbach- tion ceremonies. of contract bridge is a definite so- Prof. I. J. Currier Granted Presenting the Student Chris- er are the junior representatives. New Kappa Sigs Steiner's Band cial asset," according to Mrs. Seniors arc Rosemarie Tomka, Semester Leave Of Absence tian Fellowship interest groups Steidtman. "When going into a Kappa Sigma Delta pledges who to the new members will constitute Earl Mort, and Earl Uttcrbach. Because of illness. Prof. .Jesse Ready To Play new community to live, social con- Faculty members of the commit- were initiated into Kappa Delta the main program of the second tacts can be made more easily if are: J. Currier, chairman of the jour- tee include Dean Audrey Kenyon nalism department at Bowling meeting of SCF to be held Sunday Bill Stciner, his piano and or- one plays bridge. Many former Samuel Mmell, Richard McVay, Arthur evening at 6:00 in the PA audi- chestra plus a 'Bee Bop' terrapin Wilder, Dean A . B. Conklin, Miss Lauer, Thomas McDonald. Preston Puah. Green State University, has been Bowling Green students, particu- Gertrude Eppler, Miss Mhyra Min- lames Pearce, William gnhl. Waller El- torium. called Oscar (mascot for the larly young married couples, have linger, Thomas McHugh, David Aureluls, granted a leave of absence fur the group) will be ready to show by nis, Dr. John E. Gee, Dr. Clare S. Ronald Graves, John Complon. John I'ominjr semester. Members will be given the op- told me that had they not taken Martin, Mr. Robert McKay, Miss Flsch. lamee Camoy, Donald Klnnnnian, portunity at this meeting to sign Oct. 1. Available for both on and the bridge lessons while here in Robert Warren. Carl Dellasantina, Edward lie ir at 'lie heme of Mrs. Cur- off campus activities Bill will head Alma Payne. Dr. Waldo E. Steidt- Gensler, Edward Wess, Rodger Kuril, Rich- rier's parents, 62 University Avc., up with the group they are most school, they would have had no so- mann. Dr. Grover Platt, Mrs. Ar- ard Kramer. Prinly Arthur, Cortes Shep- interested in, said Hollls Hayward, a band of 12 to 14 members. cial life at all in the communities herd, Kenneth Graves, Phillip HoaVs. Delaware, O., with what has been lene Kirkland, and Miss I. E. An- James Haas. Emest CurclUo, lack Stuber. tentatively diagnosed as nervous director. Trumpet men Tom Geary, Jim into which they have gone." drews. William Prentice. Robert Horvalh. Friesner, and Dick Chadwick along The class will be limited in size. Thomas Atkinson, Maurice Bockor. colitis. At present he is not per- Officers of the group are Jane Charles Hague, Fred Kline, lack Kochor. muted to have vis'tors. Carlton, president; Dora Terbi- with trombonists Nick Markes and Stoner Accepts Position Ans Mallas, Robert Malone, Thomas Mc Bob Porter hold down a brass sec- Emerson Lit Membership Manus, David Miller. Glonn Moore, Arnold Paul W. Jone.t, journalism in- zon, vice president; Jim Limbach- As National Director Of Pan.lla, Robert Ruth. Merrill Searloee, er, secretary; and Mason Grove, tion that can make with both the Open To All Students Albert Slock. Martin Young, and faculty structor and News Bureau direc- sweet and the bitter-sweet while Christian Mission members Leon E. luuluy, Heischel Ltlh- tor, is serving temporarily as de- treasurer. erland, William C. Jordan. John K Ranoy. Bill Wing and Bill Robertson get Nominations for officers for the and Vlron Aldrlch. partment chairman. June Graduate Heads alto billing. Emerson Literary society will be Jim Stoner, director of the held at the first meeting in Room S.C.F. at Bowling Green State Albion Student Union Joining the Bills in the reed section will be tenor sax men Russ 303A on Monday evening, Oct. 6, university for two years, resigned Miss Mickey Campbell, June at 7:00. Those elected will as- to accept the position of National Drunkenmiller and Jim Loomis. Director of the University Chris- graduate from Bowling Green, has Sharing rhythm chores with Stcin- sume their offices at the following been appointed manager for the meeting, Oct. 13. Meetings are tian Mission. He is one of the er are Lee Sutter at the bass and youngest men to fill this position newly erected Student Center at stick n' brush man Jim Lotte. held on the first and third Monday Albion College, Albion, Mich. of every month. since its inception in 1938. While on campus Mickey was a WANT SOMETHING? Membership is open to every The -Campus Mission is jointly member of YWCA, Williams hall student on the campus. At the sponsored by the Department dormitory board, and a Key beau- The Bee Gee News will accept first meeting those who are present Evangelism of the Federal Coun- ty candidate in 1945. She was want ads at the rate of one cent may become members by signing cil and the United Student Chris- also class representative her soph- per word. Bring ads to Room their names to the roll. There- tian Council. Its work consists omore year. 31S A. after, anyone wishing to become of sending out to universities and a member must make application colleges some form of religious emphasis program, and prominent Students! which will be voted upon by the society. speakers to various campuses. Bring your radio "The purpose is to give training Home-Ec Club Is Host Klever't in Parliamentary procedure and repair problems to ease and poise in speaking from For Regional Conference Jewelry Store the floor. In reality the society The home economics club will be Household is a class in Parliamentary pro- host to the northwestern regional cedure," explains Prof. Schwartz, conference of home economics Appliance Shop faculty adviser of the society. clubs sometime in November. Any student interested in im- Scheduled for the second Wed- Stationery Special (Located across from Kohl • proving his speaking procedure nesday in October is an open house Hall) will find interest in the various meeting. All interested freshmen Phone 12563 types of programs stressing this and other students are invited to 50c per box ability. attend. Values to J2.B0 Kay-Ann B.G.S.U. Jewelry Beauty Shop Puts' and Pat's Pins, Rings, Keys All types of beauty enjoys serving you service good hamburgers Free demonstrations of Merle and good coffee 121 N. Main St. Norman Cosmetics by ap- pointment
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Primitive Cultures is a new Fri., Sat. Sept. 26-27 course being offered by the sociolo- Open 12:45 daily gy department. It is an introduc- tory course taught by C. G. Swanson. Hit Parade of 1947 The purpose of the course is to with Eddie Albert and study intensively a few selected Constance Moore primitive societies with a view for Also deeper understanding of principles underlying social organizations. Angel And The Ray Shellhammer Chosen Badman with John Wayne and Editor Of Alumni Magazine Gail Russell Ray Shellhammer, junior from Clyde, O., has been chosen associ- Sun., Mon. Sept. 28-29 ate editor of the Alumni Magazine. Open 12:45 Ray is a journalism major and has worked on both the Bee Gee News Mother Wore Tights and the Key. He succeeds Ilillie In Technicolor Stone Crowell in this position. with Betty Grable and Dan Dai ley Medals May Be Obtained For Pre-War Army Service Tue., Thur. Sept. 30, Oct. 1-2 American Defense Service Med- Open 12:46 als can be obtained for service in Opportunity Cash Club meets the army from Sept. 8, 1939 to These 3 days Dec. 7, 1941 by bringing the ori- ginal discharge or statement of The Great Waltz service to Mr. Gerald Acker in with Louise Rainer and Room 304 Science building. Fernand Gravet World War II Victory Medals are offered for army service from Dec. 7, 1941 to Dec. 31, 1946. Speech Students Report THlATRt. ftawlMf Gmn, O" To Walsh And Smith Today All speech students enrolled in Fri., Sat. Sept. 26-27 courses 146 and 346 (dramatic Open 2:15 Sat. production) must see Prof. Fred- erick G. Walsh at the Gate the- Rustlers of Devils atre between 3 and 6 today. Canyon Those students enrolled in with Allan Lane Speech course 241 (acting) must ind Bobby Blake report to Dr. Elden T. Smith Thursday morning between 9 and Sun., Mon. Sept. 28-29 11 in Room 106 A. Open 2:15 Sun. Freshman Medical Exam Stairway to Heaven j Given At Hospital Technicolor All freshmen students have or with David Ninen and will be given a physical examina- Raymond Massey tion necessary for entrance into Bowling Green at Johnston Hos- Tue., Thu. Sept. 30, Oct. 1-2 pital. This examination was con- Open 6:45 ducted by Dr. Winship H. Brown and hospital nurses, with the assis- Boom Town tance of several students. Clark Gable, Spencer Tracy The hospital is treating two stu- and Claudette Colbert dents: a flu case, and a broken leg. **■*-££**"