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Wooster, OH), 1955-10-07 Wooster Voice Editors The College of Wooster Open Works The oV ice: 1951-1960 "The oV ice" Student Newspaper Collection 10-7-1955 The oW oster Voice (Wooster, OH), 1955-10-07 Wooster Voice Editors Follow this and additional works at: https://openworks.wooster.edu/voice1951-1960 Recommended Citation Editors, Wooster Voice, "The oosW ter Voice (Wooster, OH), 1955-10-07" (1955). The Voice: 1951-1960. 104. https://openworks.wooster.edu/voice1951-1960/104 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: 1951-1960 by an authorized administrator of Open Works. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Wooster Voice Published by the Students of the College of Wooster Volume LXX Wooster, Ohio, Friday, October 7, 1955 Number 3 ienate iponsers IBilly EuHay oneerf Name Band Plays Here Halloween; Ticket Sales Begin Friday, Oct. 74 by Willem Lange III The Student Senate has announced that, for its first "name band" concert this year, it has procured the band of ' V V'::..- - M' $F Billy May, popular recording artists for Capitol Records. The concert will be held on Halloween Day, Monday, October all-colle- 31, in the Chapel. There will he ge ll:00's for the event, which will run from b:30 to 10:30. Tickets will go on sale Congressional Club in the Student Senate room on i Friday, October 14, at $1.25 each. 24th Year The band of Billy May was Begins relatively unknown until 1951, The first session of the 47th when Capitol Records signed him Club dis- : - sj? j Congress of Congressional to make an album in his own will convene Thursday night, tinctive style, never suspecting October 13, at 7:15 in the Statis- that they had on their hands a po- 5 I I tics Lab of second floor Kauke tential "great." But, as the re- which serves as the Congressional cording sessions began, even the Chamber. professionally skeptical officials of This first session's officers are: the record company became ex- Speaker, Myron Lord ; Stated cited over the "new sound" in his Clerk, Dave Dungan ; and Trea- arrangements. When the record surer, John Muir. was released, in album form, it The subject of the first meeting swept the country so swiftly that will be an address by the speaker Capitol was forced to issue single on the "State of the Union." copies of several sides. Now still The Congressional Club is a riding high on a wave of popular- group of 26 upperclass men who ity, Billy May brings his band to meet on the second and fourth Wooster, following in the tradition Thursdays of each month. In these of the two well-know- n "name" meetings they debate and discuss bands that the Senate brought to issues relative to the time, both Wooster last vear. in government and politics on the national and international level. - ! S v- The meetings are open to the Wooster Mariners student body and all who wish to come and view the deliberations Anticipate Regatta --Photo by Art Murray of the evening are welcome. "I wonder what my future On Saturday and Sunday, Octo- Rye Senior Women Vie For Queenship; will be?' is the question in ber 8 and 9, Baldwin-Wallac- e Col- lege in Berea, Ohio will be host to the minds of the co-e- ds pic- Scot Band Makes Tuesday tured above. Gazing into the a sailing regatta. The Wooster All Four Classes Elect Officers pigskin ball are the five nomi- First Appearance Sailing Club will attend along with Fenn nees for this year's Home- The Wooster Scot Band made and Oberlin represen- in Wooster, and Tuesday, tatives. Election time is here again coming Queen. From the left, its first appearance of the season Fifty-fiv- e Ea- Wooster-Kenyo- The first regatta of the vear was October 11, is the day when students cast their ballots. going clockwise, are Joan at the n football held on September 24 at Lakeside ton, Sue Stewart, Betty Ann game last Saturday. Twenty-fiv- e candidates are competing in the Senate elections for Yacht Club Ellis, and Susie Taggart. In freshman musicians and twirlers in Cleveland, Ohio. offices. Oberlin won with a score of Homecoming Queen and senatorial and class the center is Charlene White-hous- e. were added to the 1955 edition of 31; while Wooster placed second with the MacLeod band to bring the Queen 30. Our score was made fol- The five senior women nominated for Homecoming number to 67 which is a little up as lows: Dave Bouquet, sec- major from Cleveland higher than usual. Included with a first, are the following: Joan Eaton, a religion ond, and fourth; Bob Glamour Vanishes the band are senior Drum Major Patterson, Commission chairman for UCF, and two seconds and a Heights, Ohio, Campus Pete Mortensen and seven major- third; Bob Duke, two seconds. member of the cheerleading squad; Betty Ann Ellis, former In 'Hag For A Day' ettes. Ann Galehouse, Carol White-leathe- r, editor of the Index and Four College chairman, who hails from Kay Vigrass, and feature Smith the in history; Sue by Scottie Alcorn soloist Barbara are new Is Huntington, Pennsylvania, and is majoring MacLeod Lassies. Cast Announced Attention gals and guys! For Stewart, of Interclub Council and former president Play At Waynesburg president the sake of Wooster's posterity, let New and For Mutiny of Holden Hall, whose home is Rochester, York, us warn you. This li'l ol' "college Participation in the homecom- Xaine wtinsp mainr is SOcioloETV; bue on the hill" will not actually be ing parade at Waynesburg, Pa. on Several weeks ago the VOICE Saturday, October 8, will be the Taggart, a sociology major from John Sharick; treasurer, Alan going to the dogs, come October gave the names of those chosen three this Hnwnrrl Ohio, who was tumor Swager and Lois Searfoss; and 14, but some mighty strange first of trips planned to act in "Caine Mutiny Court On the resident of Bowman last year and secretary, Don McNutt and Leslie things will be happening. fall. following Saturday Martial" the Homecoming play. the band will journey to the Deni-so- n is president of the WSGA Judicial Towle. This is the Friday anticipated Parts have now been cast as fol- game. A highlight for the Board this year; and Charline by all active girls' club members, lows: Sophomores president, Dale members and alumni will be the Whitehouse, president of the dreaded by all pledges, and dis- Lt. Stephen Maryk, Scott Craig; Bailey and Bob Engstrom; vice Band Reunion Day to be held on WSGA Administrative Board, for- of by all profs. Lt. Barney Greenwald, Ed Moore; president, Bob Brinkert, Bob approved Pep Day, October 29. Several high mer junior resident in Hoover, and Com. John Challee, Dick Hyde; McKenzie, and Dave Martin ; trea- The victims of Interclub Hell school bands have been invited a sociology major from Lexington, Capt. Blakely, Ted D'Arms; Lt. Bonnie Acton and Bill Day will begin warming up after the and massed band Kentucky. surer, for parade Com. Philip Francis Queeg, Bob Moats; secretary, Janie Craig, Lin chapel. The members of each of din- presentation. A reception and Dodd; Lt. Thomas Keefer, John Senator-at-Larg- will be Competing for e Linton, and Bev Stockard. the eight clubs competing ner for band alumni will follow with one another to see who can Buechner; Signalman Third Class are the following: Freshman president, Bruce the game. Junius Urban, Bud Campbell; Lt. Lindsay, Freshman attract the most attention and make Bob Chesnut, Margaret Keen, Dick Meyer, Bob Parkinson, Feature Past Music (Jr. Grade) Willis Steward Keith, Sophomore the most noise. By the way, gum, and Kent Weeks: and Ray Scott; vice president, Most of this year's shows will Bill Jennings; Capt. Randolph Tom Dick Upole, and Bob candy, and cigarettes will be given Scott, Dave Griffith, and Mike Moore; feature music of past years in Southward, Dick Roeder; Dr. For- Bill Driggs and to all who ask the pledges. Watson; Junior Stu Awberq and Sylvia multiples of five to keep with the rest Lundeen, John Gooch; Dr. and Ron treasurer, Bob Tobey. Tom Clark and secretary, Hariett Skits At "U" theme of the 15th of Bird, Don Shonting; Stenograph- Fresh- Meiners; aniversary Rolley are candidates for Holden. In the afternoon, just direct the kiltie uniforms. And to add er, Fritz Gunther; Clerk, Bob man Male Senator. your feet toward the "U." You'd the necessary Scottish touch to Watson; four members of the Along with the Senate elections The slates for class officers are better get there early because here each show will be our four bag- court, Steve Gurley, Allen Pea-bod- y, the voting on the subject as follows: Seniors president, will be is where the highlight of the day pipers: George Hillocks, Dave Conrad Putzig, Art Seyler; Brotherhood Meals. The ballot Gerald Carlisle, John Muir, and of will lake place. Each pledge group Dungan, Paul Reeder, and David two Bailiffs, Dave Boquet, Fred has been designed by the commit- Dick Watts; vice president. Sue wilj; put on an original humorous Funk. The band has been fortun- Hoffman; Bookholder, Joyce Cap-po- n. Gei-ge- the will of both Carhart, Steve DeMar, Nancy r, tee to determine skit which will be judged by three ate in having for the past three the majority and the minority in George Hillocks, and Dick or four profs who will award three years George Hillocks who, be- Tickets will go on sale Monday, regard to the system to be carried Jacobs; treasurer.
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