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Volume XXXVI, Number 23 NORTHERN STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE, ABERDEEN, SOUTH DAKOTA April 7, 1938

1937 Prize Play To Boys ! Wear a Tuxedo Says Resolution 1938 Pasque to Meet Hearty Approval Be Given at As an assignment, members sons attending spring proms of Of Student Body; Many New Features of the Parliamentary Law Class 1938 at Northern State Teachers Northern submitted resolutions concerning College be required to appear in formal dress on the campus. We Editor Will Leave For formal attire. Formal dress Elmer Moe Installed . By Malcolm Solberg offer one for your reaction. May As President of L. S. A. Minneapolis ; Book To we have your opinion pro and shall be defined as a complete Northern's dramatic department con, in not more than twenty- tuxedo costume for men; ankle Lutheran students of Ellendale, Be Ready May 10 proudly announces the selection of five words ? length gowns (not dinner North Dakota, witnessed the in- "The. Pasque, I believe, will meet Maxwell Anderson's prize play of The Resolution— dresses) and formal wraps for stallation of Elmer Moe, prominent hearty approval of the student 1937, High Tor, for its last pro- Be it resolved that:—all per- women. 0 Aberdeen sophomore, as president body this year because of the many duction this year. It is proud, of the local L. S. A.; Orval Westby, new and unusual features," said first, to follow its tradition of vice-president; Sylvia Stange, sec- Bernice Madsen, editor of the 1938 bringing to Northern play-goers retary; and Gerald Grotbeck, treas- edition of the yearbook. the best in modern theatre; and, urer, in services conducted by Rev. Students and Faculty Reveal Their Miss Madsen will go to Minnea- second, to be able to produce a play A. Elmer Moe at a banquet in polis this week-end to take the final which it feels brings grandeur to the Dutch coffee shop, Monday, copy of the book to the printer and the American scene. Plans for Easter Vacation April 4. to assist in the general make-up The story of Maxwell Anderson Highlights of the program were of the Pasque. and the full flooding beauty of his Students and faculty of Northern a humorous talk on "Nonsense" Recent Education Trends In the last stages of completion, plays includes, almost, a story of are planning various vacations by Gerald Grotbeck, short speeches the Pasque, according to the editor- a conflict between the Pulitzer which will take them to different by Dr. P. K. Cesander, Miss Green- Aired Sun., April 3 in-chief, will be ready for circula- Prize committee and the New York points. land, the Ellendale leader, and Bob critics. For when, in 1936, big Patricia Mee will go to her home tion about May 10. The only work "Recent Trends in Primary Edu- Hald, retiring president. Greetings lanky Bob Sherwood's Idiot's De- at Centerville and probably visit that remains will be the final cation" was the theme of last Sun- were extended to the Ellendale light was awarded the Pulitzer at Vermillion, Sioux Falls, and checking of proof. day's student broadcast. group by Elmer Moe. The group Prize, the critics objected strenu- Sioux City. "The annual has been a lot of The welfare of children depends enjoyed several songs by Miss ously and announced as their Ruane Pringle plans on going work and I want to take this op- upon school and its program and Helen Olson, accompanied by Miss choice Maxwell Anderson's poig- to Sioux Falls for a short stay and portunity to thank the board, fac- personnel as well as the home and Helen Oiseth. nantly beautiful drama, Winter- will then go to her home in Pierre. ulty and contributors for their co- parents. A group of students in a Retiring officers are Bob Hald, set. Again, in 1937, after the Pulit- Geraldine Booth is going to visit operation," she concluded. dialogue showed what the Normal president; Elmer Moe, vice presi- zer Committee had chosen You friends at Madison and Springfield. Schools and Teachers Colleges are dent; Grace Arthurs, secretary; Can't Take It With •You as the Don Perry, Joe Robbie, Lucille doing to prepare teachers to meet and Glenn Fauss, treasurer. outstanding play of the season, the Gross, Phyllis Roberts and Phil the problems of progressive edu- "Standing-Room Only" critics rallied again to the cause Banks are going to Topeka, Kan. of verse and acclaimed as their cation. . for the National Pi Kappa Delta New Members Pledged Audience Attends choice Maxwell Anderson's High It was shown that the increased Forensic Tournament. educational and professional train- Style Show Tor. And, when we consider that Evelyn Elliott, Louella ' Young ing required of teachers has barely By Sigma Tau Delta after Winterset was produced in and Virginia Kelton are going to A "standing-room only" audience kept pace with the increased com- the cinema, Meyer Levin, George spend part of their vacation at a witnessed the most elaborate per- plexity and advances in our modern On Thursday evening in the Wo- Jean Nathan, and other announced Y. W. C. A. convention. Virginia orrnance ever staged when the an- life. Teachers must continue to men's Faculty Room, Elizabeth it to be the first American Cinema plans to go to Minneapolis after Barker read the pledge service for nual W. S. G. A. style show was Classic and Maxwell Anderson to study and carry on research as her stay in Brookings. carried out to a successful conclu- soon as they get behind in the edu- four new members of Sigma Tau be the American Shakespeare; and Lloyd O'Connor and Lane Thomas sion on Tuesday, March 29, cational procession. Delta. The pledges are Mrs. Flora when we reflect further that The plan on going to Minneapolis during Rivola, Bernice Madsen, May Culp, One section of the show was de- Stage awarded its Palm of 1937 to The students participating in this vacation. voted to the modeling of old fash- discussion were: Cleo Larson, Mil- and Helen Shively. Each new Mr. Anderson for having made, par- Nan Wheelihan intends to visit ioned gowns, one of which had been dred Cooper, Arla Stubsten, Marga- member read an original compo- ticularly in High Tor, the finest friends in Putney and Ellendale. sition in verse or prose. Mrs. worn by a bride at one of the more contribution to the American ret Nichol, Caroline Fauks, and important weddings of an earlier Marjorie Miller. Louella Young Ray Rauenhorst is returning to Woodall contributed to the pro- theatre—when we consider all this, his home in Howard to spend the gram by reading cleverly written day. Contrasted with this was a we begin to understand that these sang "Yellow Hammer" and modern wedding gown, a type of "Weary" and Aurelia Smith gave vacation. papers entitled "Letters of a Mud- new verse-plays are something dle Housewife." thing which has never before been two children's readings. James White will be at his home more than mere exercises written The officers of Sigma Tau Delta modeled in this affair. for the enjoyment of poets alone. in Ipswich and intends to go to Geraldine O'Brien and Joan Brookings for a few days. for the coming year are Elizabeth What, then, is the secret of Max- Barker, president; Louella Young, Braunstein, children making their Harold and Patricia Schmidt will well Anderson and by what strange vice-president; and Margaret Nich- first stage appearance, garbed in Service With Snarl be at their home in Dell Rapids. magic does he write that he should ol, secretary-treasurer. Plans are white fur coats and hats added be acclaimed and read as no Ameri- Man Sells Store Beryl Bethke is going to his being made for the publication of novelty to the program. can writer of plays has been read home at Big Stone. the Xi Gamma Magazine and also The complete list of models is in the past, save, perhaps, Eugene Say good-bye, good-bye to Foo- Alice Dickey will be at her home for members to attend the district as follows: Marjorie Lueck, Frances O'Neill ? In his own words, Mr. man Fuller and wife. They are in Frederick where she will be meeting of Sigma Tau Delta, which Bornong, Lucille Close, Patricia Anderson says he was "weary of leaving. We don't like to get sen- is to be held at Moorhead, Minn., Schmidt, Ethel Siglin, Betty Win- timental, but speaking for the cam- (Continued on page 2) on May 14. ter, Carol Van Walker, Elise Perry, (Continued on page 4) pusweets and twerps, we're going Mary Ann Steig, Lucille Kirk, Adell to miss them. Carr, June Foss, Sylvia Stange, Donald (how many of you knew NSTC Bachelors Solve Date Problem Mildred Nider, Geraldine Booth, Roberts Gives Oration that) 'Fuller will long be remem- Margaret Carberry, Frances Olson, On Christianity at bered on the campus as the original and Frances Vining. Foo man of these parts. He is For Modern Women-Haters Louise Morris, Blanche Batzer, Tues. Assembly Bessie Kellogg, Mary Kirk, Carol also the concocter of such slogans Truck Clement, Joe Robbie, Bob "Until Christianity is translated as "Fuller vitamins," and "Water Lane, Bernice Madsen, Barbara into a social religion it will not de- Howling Echo Formal Plans Hald, Mal Solberg, and Lane was made for fish—don't be a Thomas take notice: Bixler, Madelyn Wells, Shirley mand the respect of the best men fish." Wheeler, Helen Oiseth, Eileen Kee- Were Completed Tuesday Here is how five NSTC bache- of today," declared Phyllis Roberts Mrs. Fuller's service with a smile gan, Harriet Beers, Eileen Demp- in her oration "Paganistic Christ- lors of 1904 solved their date prob- and Foo's advertised "service with Final plans for the spring formal lems. sey, Virginia Williams, Harriet ianity", given in assembly last a snarl" was appreciated by their were completed at the Howling Allen, Geraldine O'Brien, and Joan Tuesday. She believes that a rein- "The Bachelors Union Contract" alleged customers. Echo meeting on Tuesday, April 5, —W. R. C. Braunstein. terpretation of the new testament Grace Arthurs, Euiva Ohlsen, Mr. Fuller has made several according to Bettie Barker, piesi- "We, the undersigned, hereby is necessary to throw off the evils Frances Flint, Lucille Gross, Doris visits back to the store in the turn- dent. The girls will dance to the agree, that, for the space of thirty- that flourish in Christian countries. Dalin, Beryl Nichols, Jerry Mo- ing-over process brought an amus- strains of Dean Deuel's new ten five days from date we will not Miss Roberts pointed out that chris- lumby, Jean Gorder, Adelaide ing comment from someone. He piece orchestra in Spafford gym- go with any girl, or single woman Gal- tianity took its first downward lett, Patricia Mee, Betty Daulton, said, "Fuller's like a homing pigeon, nasium on April 23. Also discussed over twelve years of age, to any step when it permitted "a soldier to he always comes back." Lucille Smith, Bettie Beers, Arla at the meeting were tentative plans entertainment, public or private, become a Christian and still remain Stubsten, Mary Alice Daulton, and Mrs. Alice Guthier has taken over for membership certificates to be social dance, or any place of amuse- a soldier," its second when Pro- management of the store. Her son, given to members in good standing Margaret Nicol. testantism allied itself with capi- ment. Religious worship not being Lloyd, a freshman student active in who are being graduated. included. Dorothymae Grupe, Caroline talism. "Capitalism, industrialism, music work, is aiding. Fauks, Rachael Mitchell, Alice and nationalism" declared Miss "In forfeit therof we promise Dickey, Leila Schmidt, Esther Roberts, "were forms of idolatry," Culp to Speak At and agree to pay for and arrange Logue, Louella Young, Helen Her talk was greeted by prolonged Debate Team Makes Trip for an oyster supper for the signers Harms, June Walker, Ruth Draeg- applause. This same oration will Y. C. L. Meet of this document. en, Ruth Sumner, Clarice Gunder- be given at the national convention Joe Robbie and Phil Banks, ac- Prof. V. H. Culp, head of the "In default of said supper, the son, Margaret Wulff, Mary Mur- at Topeka, Kansas, next week. companied by P. J. Harkness, de- rural demonstration department of loser hereby agrees to submit to phy, Edith Butterfield, Betty Ann On the same program Glen Palm- bate coach, left yesterday for a N. S. T. C. will be the principal having his hair clipped close to his Brummond, Mary Lou Dickerson, er, winner of superior in the state series of ten practice debates. speaker at a district meeting of the scalp, which service is to be per- Margery Humphrey, and Elizabeth high school violin contest last They will meet Dakota Wesleyan at Y. C. L. to be held in Edgely, formed, jointly, by the rest. Demmers. year, played a solo accompanied by Huron, Augustana at Sioux Falls, North Dakota on Saturday, April "Should a member be accused of Art Lenhart, Phil Norum, Con- his mother. and State College at Brookings. 23. (Continued on page 4) (Continued on page 4)

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Northern Co-ed Feels Like Cinderella Good Scholastic Averages THE COLLEGE CRICKET Made By Athletes As She Models New Clothes Slips On The poetry and binges are Twenty-seven lettermen, who pay Cinderella had nothing on one of Northern's products of frustration part of their expenses by working co-eds who modeled in the style show Tuesday, on State N. Y. A. pay, enrolled in March 29. When asked what she thought of the idea Lipstick claims roachie 792 hours of work received 1192 she answered, "This style show gives me quite a thrill for I am really going to wear a new dress. the darkness pales along the rim honor points, an average of 1.5 Ever since I can remember I have been wearing the little streaks of dawn come up honor points per credit hour, ac- the scattered lights are yellow-dim hand-me-downs from my older sisters, or made Our lipstick smearer has slipped off to a slum- cording to a survey completed this the stars dissolve in the blue cup over things from Aunt Lulabell's wedding dress, ming party, and left her thoughts in the tender care week by W. L. Carberry, athletic shadows awake like sleepy cats of Smith—Do I hear you say, "Who IS director. Grandma's used to be Sunday's best, or Aunt Sarah's Smith?" Aha! and stretch themselves against the In a survey taken of twenty- Tag bag. I will only have the dress on for a few mutters the villian into his beard—and with no sun seven non athletes, who also earned minutes and then I will go back to my year before further delay, we clatter gaily—if with many mut- authors of unmade rubaiyats State or N. Y. A. pay money, last's swagger suit, home made blouse to match and tered coises—down the trail of all good GHOST go home to sleep, their thought un- picked alphabetically, it was found delapidated spring straw.” Writers! done. that they made 1.7 honor points It's too bad there isn't a fairy roaming around Have you noticed what a dastardly effect these you know ambrose per credit hour. A complete sur- pseudo Salvation Army said roachy looking a little groggy somewhere. bonnets are having on the vey covering all of the hours and this morning —P. C. youth of the fair land ? For instance—there is all of the honor points of boys and when i think of all the poems i Kenny Sauck—who has signed the teetotaler pledge girls, working for State or N. Y. A. —and then there was Quintius Horatius Flaccius- could write or music i could compose funds, not including athletes, Horace—to you—who was frightened away from showed that this group completed After the recent shake-up of roommates in the or money i could make with the his own birthday party—no doubt by one of the said dorm, the combination of Seaberg and Isburg has energy i put 4304 hours with 7553 honor points been discovered. Weather prediction: cold and damp. hats. Speaking of birthday parties—wonder if Mrs. into a binge- which also averages 1.7 honor points per credit ,hour. Rivola got indigestion from the mouse pilfered from dont worry i said Horace's birthday cake ? ? ? poetry is a product of frustration This survey proves definitely that boys who make up the person- Echoes from the past—Roy Reetz and the yo- what in perdition do you think deller involved—Phyllis Roberts. a drunk is nel of the athletic teams do deserve People Oppressed By Barbarism the funds used for paying expenses Smith hears that Willie Ochs had quite a time said roachy rubbing his head while in school furnished by the bartholemew the mouse flicked a Seek Refuge In America beating 'em off, Thursday night—and we don't mean State and N. Y. A. girls—Vermillion certainly turns out some neat scornful whisker if a poem and a souse do spring Once more the United States of America is to jobs! And then there was Jimmy Brownell who had from the same impulse be a refuge for oppressed people. The great and a Shagging good time with the fair visitor—or what is glorious about poetry they will spend one night. Miss the humble have long sought these shores when should we say—brunette—Friday night. or life i said Covington stated that they would Observation on the weather—yes, Spring Is here Europe staged one of its periodic relapses to bar- we all have different modes cover about 2,500 miles in eleven barism. Today the relapse looks almost final, as —and the library is empty—save for the few who go of self expression days. there to study. though civilization were leaving as it has passed jaspar dropped in just then with a Miss Lilly Schoenleber will spend from many of the countries of the Near East. When the cat's away—you know what the mice twig her vacation in Lincoln, Neb. • Our "European" civilization really began in do—what does that make Scheele? are you building a nest Miss Vera Lighthall is going to Africa and the region of Babylon and crept north Warning to Ray Neudigate—the last time North- these beautiful spring days her home in Fort Dodge, Iowa. around the Mediterranean. Some time later the ern gave an opera the result was a summer wedding. we chorused Art Lenhart and Wilfred Pape uncivilized tribes from the German forests over- No doubt the reason why Play Night wasn't I have little time for private emo- are going to Parkston for Easter. tions whelmed the Graeco-Roman culture and Europe repeated sooner, is that we were all waiting for Miss Emeline Welsh will visit an jaspar chirped im thinking of the sank back into the intellectual coma known as the Elmer Wendt to get his second wind—by the way— aunt at Crystal, North Dakota over troubles Easter. Middle Ages. After that the old Africa-Mediterrean can't something be done about people who shriek, of the world Elizabeth Demmers says that it civililation was very much scattered, reappearing "Elmer Wendt where ?" then you cant look so cheerful is to early to think about vacation Murder will out—and paint sticks to the cons- in remote and hitherto barbaric parts of the conti- jaspar took a firmer grip on his yet. Her mind is well occupied cience and to the water tower. Hence, a certain nent. Later it crossed the ocean. If or when our twig with that test coming up in ac- "western civilization" is killed out in its homeland Biology lab assistant has been praying for a rain to we re building for a new world counting. is can still flourish here. Welcome culture, we shall wash off the mistakes of his youth. he yipped and was off Cliff Schaible will go home to try to treat you better than Europe has. When is a picnic not a picnic ? Ask Gross—and he is as radical an optimist H osm er. while you're at it, take a good look at the gal who opined bartholemew Caroline Fauks intends to go to would rather drink five cokes than admit she Vv as maybe we're all fatalists her home in Pierre. Tostlebe Due for Congratulations a sissy! ambrose Phyllis Cooley will spend vaca- Maynard Johnson reminds us of dormitory tea— tion at her home in Claremont. For His Tree Planting Program colorless, and rather insipid. And while we're on the subject of food—Alan Rice is our conception of a Student and Faculty Professor Tostlebe is due for more congra- swell egg. To add olives to your diet—Doris Dalin WELCOME tulations than he will ever get for his tree plant- —you have to acquire a liking for her—but it's not Reveal Plans MUSIC CONTESTANTS ing program. hard to do! Continued from page 1 And The war-time orgy of grain growing drained Dear Flint—You'll have to finish this yourself— South Dakota's water-table. Only grass and trees there's too much criticism in here. SUPERVISORS joined by Grace Cable who has can bring it back. What if trees never grew here Dear Smith—You did a super-fine job. All you To been teaching near Eureka. when the Indians romped the prairies ? They never forgot was that inevitable question—How can you grew in Iowa or Indiana either, but they are grow- start a fire without matches ? ? ? ? Bernice Madsen will be in Minne- ABERDEEN ing now. Some day we will have a forestry apolis for a few days checking MUSIC SHOP service all over South Dakota. over details on the Pasque. Margaret L. McNeary "Tuck" Costello, Huron, will re- 12-2nd Ave. S. E. Dial 2976 main in Aberdeen. His plans are to spend the vacation sleeping. The Exponent Harry Webster, Pierre, plans to spend the vacation first in parti- We're tired of Northern State . ,„, Published Each cipation in the track meet at Huron. IV writing Editor- Teachers College Thursday During The rest of the time will be spent kkll ials. You never with a group of friends in the SEE Student Publication '',.,,, i The School Year read them any Black Hills. way! Jeannette Thorpe and Irene Entered as second class matter June 27, 1907, at the Postoffice Herther, Hecla, will return home • US at Aberdeen, South Dakota, under the Act of July 16, 1904. for the vacation period. Margaret Schoeffler, Sioux Falls, SUBSCRIPTION: $1.50 PER YEAR will also return home for the va- ea FIRST cation period. Professor Lukken, of the music 1937 Member 1938 department, will spend the first 'Associated Cole8iate Press part of vacation at home and will Musical South Dakota College Press Association then journey to Sioux Falls and Canton. While at Sioux Falls he Instruments Northern Bulletin will select costumes for the opera, Business Manager, Lane Thomas Three More Play Nights Coming "Martha". REPAIRS Desk Editors, Mary Gray Schneider, Mr. Rozendahl, supt. of buildings PARTS Play nights on Friday, March 18 and Tuesday, and grounds, will spend his vaca- Editor-in-Chief Janet Connell FOR ALL Associate Editor Lloyd O'Connor April 5 were a tremendous success. There will be tion at home. Exchange Editor Bernice Madsen Coach Cal b?rry wi]l n I hi'; MAKES ' Literary Editor Flora S. Rivola others on Monday, April 25, Friday, May 13, Radio Editor Betty Winter and Friday, May 27. Every body be there for a rous- vacation at home. Feature Editor Martee Draeger Leila Schmidt, Abel (lc n, Sports E. Schleunes, Harry Brown, Ernie Walz ing good time. Contributing Editors. Lydia Johnson, Frances Flint, Bessie spend her vacation at hcnie. Kellogg, Margaret Foy, Elizabeth Barker, Marjorie Lueck. Miss Reherda Groom and Miss Collections Georgia De Jong, Mary O'Toole Easter vacation begins 5:00 p. m. Thursday. April 7 Covington will leave Tau.,:day for Director of Publications Dr. Allen E. Woodall Stoecker Track meet at Huron, Friday, April 8 the latter's home in Dexter, Mo. Vacation ends 8:00 p. m. Monday, April 18 Mrs. W. W. Garvin will go as far OFFICE A-12 PHONE 3479 MUSIC CO. Pi Kappa Delta Forensic Tournament at Topeka, as Jefferson City with them. They Kansas, April 18-22 intend to go via Minneapolis where

Page 3 Volley-ball, Badminton Riding School May Declam, Essay Contests Assembly Program Given By Rhenania Met April 6 And Handball Tourneys Judged By Students NSTC Music Department At Rhenania last evening Shirley Wheeler read "Du Bist Wie Eine In Full Swing Begin in Future Of Speech Dept. A musical program was present- Blume," accompanied at the piano Tournaments in badminton, hand- ed under the auspices of the NSTC It has been rumored about the Twenty-five students from the by Mary Kirk. Ruth Draeger sang ball, and volley-ball are now in music department, directed by Prof. campus that Northern might have a Speech Department at N. S. T. C. "Rasdein Auf Der Heiden." The full swing. Because the tourna- John Lukken and Miss Grace Mc class in horsemanship, with a have been serving as judges for entire group played several games; ment is played outside of school Arthur, in assembly on Thursday, bridle path and all that goes with it. district and local Y. C. L. declama- a German vocabulary spelldown, hours, when arrangements can be March 31. Included on the pro- A check-up revealed that a plan tion and essay contests. The grade "telephone" in German, and "spin made, its progress is slow and the gram were the. Girl's Glee Club is now up for consideration where- schools where they judged are as the milk bottle." In charge of finals will not be played till after singing "The Arabian Song Cycle" by the residents owning members of follows: At Ferney on March 25, the program were Ruth Draeger, the Easter vacation. by Spross, two songs by Miss the equnine family loan their horses Margaret Marx, Miriam McClintock Anna Kverne, and Kenneth Ber- The turnouts for play was big, Mildred Flory, "Love and Music" to the school, and in return for the and Betty Huntsinger decided the quist. showing that such tournaments are from Tosca by Puccini and "The services, the horses would be kept contest. Glenn Fauss, Keo Miller popular. A big list is now in for Bagpipe Man" by McKinney, and a in a stable built by the school, and and Virginia Kelton judged the en- the doubles in badminton and hand- song from the opera "Martha," their up-keep would cost their own- trees at Mansfield on March 29. FOR ball, and most of the participants rendered by Louella Young, Helen ers nothing. Brentford winners were deter- DANIELS' DRUGS signed up for the singles. Many Olson, Madeline Elwell, Mildred "We would build the stable just mined by Patricia Clinton, Mar- of the doubles matches have been Flory, Ray Neudigate, Lloyd • The Name You Can Trust west of the campus, and run a jorie Lueck and Carol Lane. At played. Guthier, and Willard Bartlett. bridle path by the tracks," said Bath on March 31 Cletus Cole, 324 S. Main Aberdeen, S. D. Four teams are entered in the Coach Jim Morrison, "but the idea Mertis Griffiths and Keo Miller volley-ball tournament thus far. is still in its infancy and the ful- judged the contest. Betty Hunt- Augustana College faculty mem At the completion of these tour- fillment cannot be expected very singer, Madelaine Elwell and Betty bers sponsored a recuperation party naments the names of the winners soon." Winter settled the outcome at Col- for students who had just finished will be published. The horses could be used every umbia on March 31. examinations. Mementos of College Days season of the year, in fall for the March 31 at Warner Virginia Track Season Opens at regular riding course, for winter Kelton, Laura Hershey and Glenn Patronize Our Advertisers sports such as sleighing, and riding Fauss picked the winners. Lorena Pennants, Jewelry, Pillows, Huron Tomorrow courses in the spring. Grant, Glen Peterson and Robert In their inaugural meet of the Holmberg determined the winners IF the Bookstore Doesn't Have It— at Stratford, March 31. Come Down to This Complete season the Wolves will journey to Stationery Store Carrying the Northern Seal Most Vacancies Come In Conde winners were determined Huron Friday, April 8, for a dual April Says McAnelly FOR—Zipper Notebooks, $1.95 to meet with the Scalpers, providing by Margaret Marx, Joseph Robbie $8.00 ; College Supplies Slide rules, and Betty Huntsinger on April 1. drawing sets special pencils, pens, THE COLLEGE weather conditions are agreeable. "The largest number of vacan- etc. Because of the Easter vacation, cies we have generally come in At Mellette on April 1 Barbara BOOK STORE and arrangements for trips home April" declared Prof. J. R. Mc Bixler, William Ochs and Beverly Typewriters for Rent at $3.00 the list of players who will make Anelly, acting head of the place- Ahre judged contestants. At Per Month the trip is not available. ment bureau, in an address to fu- Northville on April 1 Nan Wheeli- ture teachers on Monday, March 30. han officiated. On the campus SEARLE BROS. Club to Buy Sweatshirts He stated further that a student March 31 Mrs. Flora Rivola, Gwen- dolyn Baptist and Adell Carr were Printing Company who receives notice of a vacancy J. H. McKeever, Prop. Easter is only 2 weeks away. Instead of the customary black from the bureau should call at the judges. 14 3rd Ave. S. E. - Phone 2840 Make your selection now as bathing suits, this year the Swim- office to discuss requirements for mer's Club will purchase white the position. stocks are complete sweatshirts to be worn over the 0 " 'Go after' a job you are inter- Fellow Students with 1Ia Big Business,' bathing suits it was decided at their ested in and let the others alone. rhe little store We have taken over the Smart New Coats, meeting on Wednesday, March 30. Above all, try to make your appli- DROP I N management of the Nor- FOR A LUNCH cation letter contain some point of mal Grocery and would e, Dresses, Suits, interest that will catch the eye of SMOKE.. Gross And Banks Complete greatly appreciate your are now being shown. Better the readers and thus aid you in se- patronage. National Team To Topeka curing the job," he concluded. —Come in Often— garments at low prices, come Lucille Gross and Philip Banks, in, look around and see for your- sophomores, will complete the nat- COMPLETE DINNER 9m, New clean stock and ional team to Topeka, Kansas, for A wide variety of tempting" e. 1 C courteous service. Make our self. the national Pi Kappa Delta foren- foods—Try us-you'll come back! place the official college sic tournament from April 18-22. hangout. Lucille has debated for two years Jl ew CI-kik Store HOME LUNCH Alice Guthier and Lloyd also representing the school in ex- S. SALINSKY 917 South Main "We'll be seeing you." tempore speech. Banks has also SHERMAN HOTEL BLDG. debated for two years. Before corning to Northern Lucille and Banks were on rival teams—the former at Doland and the latter at Welcome Students! Style Begins at Brussels ! 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1937 Prize Play To NSTC Bachelors Solve "Standing-room only" AAUW Sponsors Tea For Loud Voice—Laryngitis At Style Show High School Girls Martha Raye sings so loud in her Be Given at Date Problem picture sequences that she always Northern (Continued from page 1) Aberdeen high school girls who gets an attack of laryngitis and Continued from page 1 are to be graduated this spring can't speak above a whisper for (Continued from page 1) nie Kelleher, Joe Kelly, Bob Hald, were entertained at a tea sponsored three days afterwards. violation of this contract, the as- Alvin Fellers, Gilbert Gorder, Har- plays in prose that never lifted by the local chapter of the A. A. sembly shall choose a judge to de- old Schmidt, Elmer Wendt, Cliff U. W. on Saturday, April 2. Miss from the ground." So he proceeded Schaible, Phil Barrager, Bob Brug- to write plays with a beat and cide the case. Emeline Welsh was general chair- DR. HARRY R. DARLING "The judge's decision shall be geman, John Rodine, Russell Stiner, tenseness that the American drama man of this affair at which the Vince Adelman, Dick Crane, Harry DENTIST had never known before. A suc- final. N. S. T. C. Girl's Glee Club, under "In agreement herewith we have Brown, Milton Nugent, and Bill the direction of Miss Grace Mc cessful prose writer (who can for- Carleton. Over First National Bank get What Price Glory?), he de- each separately set our hand. Arthur, presented the Arabian Song Signed, —J. F. Tracy, Harold Valsvik, Clarence Redlin, Aberdeen, S. D. Dial 2473 liberately turned to break new George W. Smith, A. C. Wasson, Earl Redlin, Wayne, Worsley, Cycle by Charles Spross. The Cy- ground in a series of poetic his- Beryl Bethke, Albert Clocksin, cle includes, "The Desert Love torical plays, Elizabeth the Queen, H. E. Conlee, Charles Creed, John Barry." Oscar Hagen, Ronald Hoffman, Song," "When Tired Caravans are Mary of Scotland, and Valley Lane Thomas, Earl Roth, Elmer A ZIPPER NOTEBOOK Forge. Surprised America awoke Resting", "I Have Hung My Tent According to Charles Creed, who Moe, Joe Larson, Arne Mahlum, to find the impossible had been Frank Sieh, Bill Culhane, Eddie in Crimson", "Fulfillment," and Will save you many accomplished, and in common-sense recently gave this document to the museum, the outcome was as fol- Strickerz, Pat O'Brien, Maynard "It is the Sunset Hour." times its cost, in America, Mr. Anderson was writ- lows: Johnson, Wilfred Pape. Convenience and ing plays in verse and actually durability. bringing in roylaties at the same First violater of this pact, Creed, time. Tongue-in-cheek play-mak- tried, and found guilty, served the Nugent Delegate to Kappa supper. Next violator, Wasson, Priced from $2 to $5 ers conceded that it could be done Delta Pi Convention in the province of romantic his- also paid up after trial. Last one torical drama, perhaps, but—Al- to break faith, Tracy, tried but Miss Helen Keller, deaf, dumb, Ike FLOATING SHIFT HUB CITY acquitted on acount of insufficient and blind girl who has triumphed ways the qualifying "but". So the and TOUCH SELECTOR SCHOOL SUPPLY CO. playwrite audaciously broke ground evidence. Dead; Wasson, Conlee, over these handicaps was a guest further, and, in 1936, brought to Berry. Living Tracy, banker at at the Kappa Delta Pi convention 20 Third Avenue S. E. the American scent his prize drama, Hettinger, Smith, once sheriff of in Atlantic City to which Dr. E. A. IP) Brown county—now at Barnard and Nugent was a delegate. At a meet- CORONA Winterset. This play, is, perhaps, Call at our store PORTABLES the most important single play ever Creed, oil business at Aberdeen. ing on Thursday, March 31, Dr. and see the Nugent addressed the Kappa Delta latest models, written in America, for, with mod- priced to fit em substance and treatment, it Pi members of N. S. T. C. concern- Magic Lantern Shown ing this convention. Miss Mary your purse. brings back the long neglected COMB'S Alice Daulton gave "Mary, Queen tradition of poetry and fuses it At A. C. E. Meeting $ OO into a living theme. of Scots", a dramatic reading. In 1937, three new plays by Max- CHOCOLATE Gay Sheldon was chairman of WEE KLY well Anderson, The Masque of the program given Wednesday 1BUYS ONE SHOP Kings, Wingless Victory, and High evening at A. C. E., demonstrating BYAM PHOTO SHOP Tor were successfully produced on a magic lantern, made by her fath- Broadway. All America has read er. The first group of pictures Application Pictures and acclaimed them. Typical ex- were on "Health and Art" and the Twelve small photos and one Best of Foods tracts from reviews are: "Of an next illustrated a story, "Bozo portrait enlargement--50c HUFFMAN'S, 2241/2S. Main-Over Calmenson's eloquence the native drama seldom Goes Berry Picking," read by Ethel 206 South Main attains—" "It has as precious Daly. few plays by Americans can claim Helen Hendrickson discussed last to have—a true beauty of language year's fairyland and Miss Lida —"A script which brings the full Williams gave an illustrated talk flooding beauty of the English of former Fairylands. Plans were language back to a theatre—" discussed and committees appoint- S & Easter Parade! ed for the one this year. L Northern's dramatic department proudly announces the selection of Maxwell's Anderson's High Tor for its last production of the year. 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