OFFICIAL PAPER LYCEUM COURSE Of Student Body of the North SCORES AGAIN---STARS Dakota Agricultural College THE SPECTRUM LAWRENCE TIBBETT

-VOLUME LII STATE COLLEGE STATION, NORTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, SEPT. 25, 1936. NUMBER 3 YW Member Men Students May L.S.A. To Hold `Man Behind the Westgate Named Wear Beards For Window' Fails to Tibbett To Highlight Drive To Open Homecoming Day Regional Meet Submit His Copy Cadet Colonel Local Lyceum Series Next Monday How would local men students Here Oct. 2-4 After arousing the Spectrum read- Of Local ROTC look if they let their whiskers grow er audience to the point where they Bohumir Kryl, Cornelia Skinner, Jooss Ballet, for one month? were looking expectantly toward Katherine McEnroe to Chair- The question may be answered by 300 Expected at Convention reading his column, "The Man Be- Former Grid Star Named To Tony Sarg Are Booked as Other man Week's Cam- visual demonstration if tentative Of Northwest hind the Window" failed to come Succeed Sidney 1936-37 Attractions paign plans for Homecoming considered Area through with his copy this week. Shannon by Robert Saunders, student com- The mysterious anonymous writ- er, who, last week in a letter to the With Lawrence Tibbett as its main attraction, the twenty- New Program Feature Of mission president and Homecoming Dr. B. M. Christenson Of Other Military Promotions To chairman, and his helpers, go Spectrum editor, promised weekly Be Named Next sixth annual N. D. A. C. lyceum series was announced yester- Year Will Be 'Charm - Augsburg, Main copy for a column, did not write School' through. Part of the present Home- Week day by A. G. Arvold, director of the Little Country Theatre. coming plans are that all men stu- Speaker after the invitation by the editor to Besides Tibbett, the series will present Bohumir Kryl, Corne- dents refrain from shaving, effective submit his column. Sam Westgate of Grafton, senior lia Otis Skinner, the Jooss Ballet, and Tony Sarg's Mario- Launching their annual Oct. 1 to Oct. 31, the date of Home- Over 300 students representing Considerable interest was evi- in the school of engineering, has nettes. membership w e e k earlier coming. colleges comprising the northwest denced among students as 'to what been appointed lieutenant colonel in The series will open October 7 with a concert by Kryl and Definite decision on the question he would write. than usual, the college YW- region of the Lutheran Students as- charge of the local his symphony orchestra. Kryl is a world famous cornetist, will be made tonight, Saunders R. 0. T. C. bat- CA will center its attention sociation, national organization of and according to the New York promised. talion, according on a drive for new members Lutheran students, are expected to Times "is a complete master of the beginning Monday and ending to an announce- difficult instrument, and conductor arrive Friday for the three-day re- News Broadcasts Oct. 5. Directing member- ment made by Lt. 61 Frosh Are of a great organization." ship work this year for the gional conference here, announced To Start Today Col. J. D. Easton. Book Jooss Ballet Tuition Awards Harold Schulz, local L. S. A. presi- Westgate, whose November 17th will bring the organization is Katherine Mc- previous claim for Added To Band dent. world famous Jooss European Ballet. Enroe, membership chairman Highlights in news from today's publicity has been on the YW cabinet. To 18 Students Main speaker for the conference Returning from a world tour, the and subsequent issues of the Spec- his football ex- Band Now Numbers 125 ; company has a repertory of seven Appointment of Sally Minard, will be Dr. B. M. Christenson of the trum will be flashed over WDAY ploits for the Bi- Bass, French Horn -Jean Crowley, Phyllis Rowe, and ballets, and has been acclaimed by Various Scholarships Pay Augsburg seminary. Headquarters weekly, at 3:30 p. m. today, for a son t e a m, will Sections Weak Evelyn Larson, all cabinet members, many critics. The New York Sun Partial Expenses -for the meetings will be the college period of 10 or 15 minutes from the haveve charge of writes, "Unique entertainment . . . as assisting chairmen during the college broadcasting booth in the the battalion f o r Sixty-one freshmen prospects rais- Of Students YMCA. _ captivatingly pictorial"; Boston Her- membership week to contact every Agricultural building. – the remainder of ed the band roster to about 125 girl in each class, has been made by Opening the program Friday will ald, "Wild applause . . . audience Eighteen students, attending school Robert Williams, managing editor, Sam Westgate the year. Sidney after the first week. Of last year's Miss McEnroe. Sub-committees will be a fellowship supper at Ceres held spellbound." here this term, are having part of and Kent Helland, associate editor, Shannon of Fargo was the cadet members 43 have not returned, al- be appointed at a meeting of the cafeteria. Following an address by Continuing the series, Cornelia their expenses paid through scholar- will read leads of main stories and colonel last year. though only 16 were graduated. The chairmen soon. Dr. Christenson, the delegates will Otis Skinner will appear March 10, ships awarded last year, announced features under the direction of Earl Other military promotions will be problem confronting "Doc" Putnam attend the Bison-Concordia football with her famous original character Fee Fifty Cents A. H. Parrott, registrar. Hodgson, radio publicity man for named next week, R. 0. T. C. offi- is one of building up the bass and game. sketches and historical costume Individual membership in the col- Howard Hegbar, senior, and Kirk the extension department. cials revealed. French horn sections, he said. Other speakers on the program presentations. Miss Skinner's name lege YWCA is 50 cents for the year, Crawford, junior, hold the Masonic "Last year I had six bass horns include Rev. Philip Dybvig and Rev. is famous from London to Los An- announced Miss McEnroe. This scholarships this year. The award, and eight players. This year I have Frederick Schiotz of Moorhead. geles, from Canada to New Orleans. membership entitles girls to all the made on a basis of need, scholarship eight bass horns and two players," "All N. D. A. C. students and fac- Once heralded as the brilliant and character, consists of $100 cash said Doc, worrying somewhat about privileges offered by the YWCA, ulty members are invited to the ses- Local Stock Judges Enter daughter of Otis Skinner, she is now to each winner. the possibilities of developing a which will include a complete social sions," said Schulz. a star in her own right. The Lon- and recreational program this year, Ten students hold a salesmanship- band for radio broadcasts. Only don Daily Telegram says about her, she said further. scholarship from Montgomery Ward National Contest At Dallas two French horns remain ..as com- "A very beautiful and graceful and The campus sister organization and Co. They are Marjorie Kral- Leaving tomorrow with their coach, Prof. Victor Sander pared to five last year. With 29 B accomplished player." which was directed this year by ing, Barbara Ness, Marjorie Hanson, Rhodes Scholarship flat clarinets, 25 comets and trum- Tibbett Termed Greatest Esmond Yetter, Lawrence Rife, of the animal husbandry department, will be the local live- pets, and 12 trombones, the other Vinnie Olson, vice-president of the stock judging team which will compete in the national inter- The outstanding event of the series YWCA, is one of the main projects Staney Bale, Minard Hotstrand and Data Received Here sections of the band are filled nice- collegiate contest at Dallas, Texas. The contest is being held will be the concert of Lawrence of this group. Included in the so- Donald Halfpenny. ly, according to the bandmaster.• Tibbett, called the "greatest lyrio cial program is the Co-ed Prom Arthur Kunz and George Allen in connection with the centennial exposition. Members are Recently a new Haddorff Verti- artist America has ever produced ... Deadline for receiving applica- which will be staged for girls, with are benefitting from the Laverne Richard Hamilton, Ralph Bullock, Cap Toussaint, Woodrow chord Grand piano has been added the greatest of today and tomorrow," tions for Rhodes scholarships this Marjorie Arnold in charge, this term Noyes scholarship, a private endow- Wieland, and Harold Halcrow. to the music department. It is a by Critic Herman Devries of the year has been set at November 7, between mid-term and final exami- ment given blood descendants of The Saddle and Sirloin Club, or- small stylish instrument, but has a Chicago American. Star of many according to information received nations, the annual Christmas din- men serving in the World was whose ganization of agricultural students, larger sounding board and longer operas, motion pictures, and the ra- from the office of Dean A. E. Min- ner at which needy children are service was terminated by death or appropriated sufficient funds to strings than a regular piano. dio, Tibbett will appear here on ard, in charge of applications. Rifle Team Waits guests, and the Thanksgiving pro- honorable discharge. Tuitition for make the trip possible after the col- Marchh 24. Lo To be eligible for receiving a ject when baskets of food are made one year is paid holders of the lege had announced its inability to U. S. Shooting Cup The Los Angeles News writes, scholarship candidates must be male Cosmopolitan Group up and delivered to needy families award. advance the funds. The contest of- "When Tibbett sings, packed hous- citizens of the United States and throughout"the city. Included in the Other scholarships offering a one ficials at the Centennial allow each Plans Social Monday es are an invariable rule, and last unmarried; between the ages of 19 NDAC rifle team is awaiting pres- recreational program will be hikes, year tuition are the Blue Key, re- competing team mileage expenses at night they packed them in on the ceived by Robert Williams; faculty and 25 on Oct. 1, 1937; and must entation of a silver trophy, their and any such recreation as may be the rate of 12 cents a mile for teams All non-sorority and non-frater- stage and even on chairs in the have completed at least their sopho- wished by the girls. women's club, Alice Larson; college entering a distance of over 7,000 award for winning first place in the nity students are invited to attend aisles until the auditorium would Panhellenic, Emily Reynolds; city more year in college by the time of Plan "Charm School" miles. intercollegiate rifle matches last the first fall social event of the Cos- hold no more." Panhellenic, Verda VanVorst; and application. Main drawback to ap- En route they will visit the cam- spring. The team scored 7,693 out mopolitan club, which will be held Marionnettes Favorite A new project this year will plications being accepted from A. C. Irene Leimbacher Memorial, Doro- puses of South Dakota State, at the college "Y" Monday evening The final lyceum event of the sea- carry-over from previous years will students is that two years of Latin, of a possible 8,000 score, according thy Molland. University of Kansas, Kansas State at 8:00 p. m, announced Knute son will present Tony Sarg's Mari- be the "Charm School," under the which is not offered here, is a re- to Capt. A. J. Tagliabue, coach. Elizabeth Jamison, junior in the College, and the University of Haugsjaa, club president. onettes in "Robinson Crusoe," on direction of Jane Schulz. All girls quirement. school of applied arts and science, Oklahoma, where they will work Second place was given to Cor- Heading committees for the event April 1, 1937. For the last few may attend these meetings at which Rhodes Scholarships are awarded received the tuition scholarship of- out in preparation for the contest. nell, with a score only 4 points are Ingolf Bue, program, and Kirk years an annual event here, the time interesting discussions will be fered yearly by, Panhellenic to some annually to 32 U. S. college students They will return about Oct. 8, and lower than the A. C. Other win- Crawford, refreshments. marionettes have always attracted a held concerning personal problems chosen by districts composed of woman student outstanding in scho- immediately make preparation for large audience. eight states, four men from each ners were University of Maryland, of every girl. larship, character, and need. It was the contest at Chicago in connection All the concerts will be given in The first cabinet meeting of the district. Two years of study at the University of Minnesota, and Car- awarded last spring to Elsie Gabe. with the International Livestock Ex- Blue Monday Teas Festival hall and students are ad- year was in the form of a luncheon University of Oxford with a stipend but since she did not return to position a month later. negie Tech. mitted upon their activities tickets. meeting at which time tentative of about $2,000 a year is the prize school this year the award was re- Sander is a graduate of Nebraska Members of the winning team in- Will Begin Monday plans for the year's work were pre- assigned. awarded. university. This year he was pro- cluded Anthony Welker, captain; sented by President Ethel Olson. moted to assistant professor of ani- The fall series of blue Monday Karl Kaess, Hubert Smith, Doyon YM To Organize mal husbandry here. teas will begin Monday from 3:30 to Pollock, David Askegaard, Don Bu- 5:00 in the YWCA rooms, announced The contest will consist of placing Bison Pep Group TO APPEAR HERE OCT. 7 Ethel Olson, YW president. Kath- `Y' Groups To Hold 12 rings of livestock including horses chanan, Ellis Thompson, Edward ryn Keogh of the sophomore com- (or mules) beef cattle, hogs, and Ballard, Bill Oftebro, Frank Soren- mission is in charge of servers and The organization meeting of a pro- Open House Tonight sheep, and giving oral reasons be- son, Roy Peterson, Lloyd Erickstad, hostesses. All women students are posed Bison pep club will be in fore judges. Arthur Christensen, Gordon Baird, cordially invited, according to Miss Festival hall Tuesday at 8 p.m., ac- cording to Harry Graves and Eddie Informal dancing will feature the and John Friese. Olson. joint open house to be held by the Olson, representing the YMCA YMCA and YWCA organizations in cabinet, which launched plans for the "Y" building at 8 p. m. tonight. Frosh Greeted forming the group. In charge of the event are Richard A.C. Glee Club May Appear Called to the first meeting are five Sweitzer, YM secretary, and Ethel members of each fraternity and 10 Olson, YW president. By President from men's residence hall. After Music will be furnished through At Northwestern U Oct. 10 Tuesday, the group is expected to the medium of phonograph records Shepperd Expresses Enthusi- That a men's glee club of 25 might accompany the Bison perfect its own organization. amplified by the new radio at the asm Over Increased En- football squad when they invade Northwestern University Present plans, announced Graves "Y". All student and faculty are rollment at Convo. and Olson, call for weekly meetings invited, announced committee Oct. 10 was recalled through a special delivery letter received of this group for rehearsal of college heads. Refreshments will be served. by Dr. C. S. Putnam from Alex Robb, assistant manager of yells and songs with Doc Putnam. This college, like Gaul, is divided the National Broadcasting Company. The Northwestern rail- The group would attend all athletic into three parts, the experiment sta- road would furnish transportation for the glee club and direc- contests in a body' and lead the stu- Fargo High Meet tion, extension division, and the col- tor, Ernest Van Vlissingen, together with hotel room and dent body in concerted yelling. lege proper, stated Pres. John H. meal expenses. The plan was launched, according Fergus Falls Here Shepperd in his welcoming speech A portion of the letter follows: to YM officials, in an attempt to to the Freshman class in convoca- "We are taking the Northwestern liven up student support at athletic While the Bison are camping in tion Wednesday. Although Presi- Norman Black Award football schedule as a basis for a games. Winnipeg, Dacotah field will be the dent Shepperd had not contacted the Will Again Be Given series of radio programs and plan scene of football activity tonight incoming class previously, he ex- to bring to Chicago the Glee Club of pressed enthusiasm over their in- when Fargo high's team opposes The Norman B. Black scholarship, the opposing college. The program YMCA To Stage creased number. Fergus Falls high. The game will presented to an outstanding A. C. will consist of the appearance of the begin at 8 p. m. Following a brief history of the upperclassman by the Fargo Rotary Northwestern glee club and the Hobnob Thursday Harry Bridgeford, dissatisfied with institution, the president made a club, will be revived this year, ac- competing college glee club, togeth- the outcome of the last game with plea that students budget their time cording to present plans. er with an orchestra ,in a program The YMCA hobnob, expected to East Grand Forks, will probably and take advantage of the curricula The award has not been made for of college songs. The program on become a weekly series of informal show all of Fargo's players, as he is and extra - curricula offered. the past two years. The scholarship which the A. C. would participate afternoon dances, will be held next looking for better performance. In revealing some facts concern- is a $100 cash award made on the would be Friday night, Nov. 13" Thursday from 4:15 to 5:30 p.m. in ing the college, he pointed out that basis of need, scholarship and char- Because a mistake was made in the YMCA building, announced 6 per cent of the support given acter, with the main qualification the dates of the games (the game is Francis Ladwig, social chairman of OFFICIAL CALENDAR comes from government funds and set as "public spirit." scheduled for Oct. 10 instead of Nov. the "Y" cabinet. Sat., Sept. 26- 34 per cent from student fees and 13), "Doc" Putnam replied imme- All men students are invited to N. D. A. C. vs. Winnipeg Rugby the state. Improvements, some of ENGINEERS MEET diately with the following telegram: bring dates to the affair, announced which were necessitated by increas- Club. The American Society of Civil "Our game with Northwestern is Ladwig. Music will be furnished ed enrollment, this year amounted Engineers met yesterday afternoon Oct. 10—glee club can come with by a phonograph attachment to the Thurs., Oct 1- Bohumir Kryl, who, with his world famous symphony 4:15-5:30—YMCA—Dance. to $38,000 and were made early this at an organization meeting with 25". Further developments await new "Y" radio. No charge will be orchestra, will present the first concert in the lyceum series. fall. Dick Foster presiding. reply from Chicago. made.

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letic teams is an enjoyment which aids in rounding out — _• SPECTRUM ATTENTION RUSHEES Inspector Kendig one's education, and the administration should realize SOCIAL CLIMBER I Official publication of the students of the North Dakota organized pep rallies are needed so students might All girls who have gone through State college published every Friday during the school year. learn the yells and songs. By LENNEA FRISK formal rush week and are in- Kappa Delta Guest Frances Kendig, national inspec- 1936 Member 1937 terested in taking out bids Among many' embarrassing as well as funny situations of late was tor of Kappa Delta, is on the cam- Ptssociated Collegiate Press One Step Toward the Building the incident at the freshman English placement test when Kinky Kil- should go to the office of the pus visiting Sigma Psi chapter until Distributors of of organized yelling support for the team would be bourne arrived a little late to help give the test. When she entered the Dean of Women in the main Tuesday. GDIte6ide Digest the organization of pep club, an alternative discussed room, the instructor shoved an exam in her hand and told her she had building Sunday between 6 to Miss Kendig was graduated from better get started writing for she was already late. It must be fun being Randolph Macon Girls' college at MEMBER NORTH CENTRAL PRESS ASSOCIATION at YMCA cabinet meeting this week. Under the plan 6:30 p. in. to state your three taken for a freshman. But speaking of being taken for a freshman when Lynchburg, Virginia, last June. She Entered as second class matter at the State College Sta- several representatives from each fraternity, sorority sorority preferences in the order was appointed inspector this sum- tion under the Act of March 8. 1879. and other campus groups would meet regularly to Corrine Ballard was attending a show the other evening with a friend, the of your interest. If this is not mer and is visiting Sigma Psi as her learn and rehearse college songs. They would be seated cashier asked her escort if he wanted a ticket and a half. done, you will not receive a bid. TELEPHONE 2221 TELEPHONE 2221 first chapter. in one block at the games and form an organized nuc- Since freshmen are the topic of Panhellenic council entertained EDITORIAL STAFF leus of yellers. Individually, the least we can do is to the day, we might tell the one of the young man who was asking Krank Miss Kendig at a luncheon in Ceres learn our yells and vow that never again shall the Orville Goplen . ...- _Editor-in-Chief Walters for some advice. He said hall Thursday noon. Mrs. Allan NDAC student body give such shameful support to a Robert Williams Managing Editor he had no trouble getting a girl to Meinecke, Kappa Delta alumna from band of valiant, powerful football warriors that we With The Greeks the University of Minnesota, and BUSINESS STAFF go for a ride but he had a terrible have. Geraldine Ewald, Phi Omega Pi Francis Ladwig — Business Manager time stopping the car. Glad to —O. H. G. hear that the empty tank gag is a Alpha Gamma Delta alumna, were also guests. A formal Theta Chi model meeting was held thing of the past. Initiation was held for Evelyn in the chapter rooms Thursday The Kappa Delta's are doing a lot Larson at the Powers hotel. Lunch- Wayne Krogfoss, Robert Will, and evening, followed by an hour's of entertaining these days, having eon followed with covers laid for 20. Perry Brakke, former students, will lecture by the inspector. The Dreamer, Too, May BISON BRIEFS just said goodbye to four girls from Talks were given by Ruth Cooley, attend Minnesota U this year. Ed the University of Minnesota (who Evelyn Larson, Doris Oman, and Brekke plans to enter the law de- A small dinner party in honor of Have An Aim In College Miss Kendig will be held By JIM BACCUS by the way were very well enter- Peg Dadey. partment at Washington State, and tonight at tained by Jones and Rommel as well * • Clifford Lindberg will attend Dun- the Graver hotel by Marjorie Ar- HE average college student when he en- "My gastronomic satiety admonishes me that I woodie college. Archie Solberg, nold and Lennea Frisk. T ters "the threshold of learning" is ob- as by the K. D.'s) and now say hello Kappa Delta have reached that state of delusion which is consis- class of 1930, was a guest at the to the national inspector, Frances Sigma Psi of Kappa Delta gave a sessed with ambitions. Whether he will house last week, before leaving for tent with my dietetic integrity." If you don't like that, Kendig, who was graduated from farewell party to Charlotte McChes- ARCHITECTS MEET realize these, and even greater ones, remains New York City where he will re- there's one beginning: "My head is Vermont marble Randolph Macon in June and has a ney, Helena Rodgers, Mary Frances A meeting to welcome freshman to be seen. Proper use of his time and op- sume his duties at Columbia U. Roy and African ivory covered with case-hardened steel 'ascinating drawl. McCarthy, and Dorothy Ebel, four architects was held by Atlier Chat DeRose, Howard Fraser, and Alfred portunities will have much to do with wheth- that forms an impenetrable layer . . . " Those are We understand that Gordie Kappa Delta's from the University Noir last Wednesday evening, with Brandes is having some real com- Murfin were elected to the offices of er or not his ambitions may be realized. examples of the gems which Army flying cadets at of Minnesota, Monday evening in Arnold Rustad presiding. The meet- petition these days since Marj is chaplain, first guard, and vice-pres- Among them, you will find the one who Randolph Field, Texas, force "dodos" (mere ground- the chapter rooms. Among parties ings are scheduled every two weeks. teaching a high school class with ident of the fraternity, respectively, wished to carve a name for himself in cam- lings) to memorize and recite at command. (You know, given for these girls was a break- some of the "cutest" boys in it .. . Monday night. pus and scholastic life. He has hopes of sort of like the leather definition at West Point.) This fast at the home of Lennea Frisk, a * * And the 27c dinners are Brandes, the smart boy, isn't helping buffet supper at Mrs. Allan Mein- rising above the average in post-college life. memory work was among the things learned by Leon mighty good at Ceres. any groups rush this year. He must ecke's home, and fudge party in the Sigma Alpha Epsilon This will not be difficult if he properly pre- Heuer, senior Ag., during an exciting summer six have too many sorority affiliations. chapter rooms. Howard Kilbourne, '35, will leave pares himself in college. At present he is weeks there. They dress you in state blue, give you half . . . In case any one is wondering • • • this week for Ann Arbor, Mich., "Expert Watch and Jewelry content with grasping opportunities as they an hour dual flying per day, until you're ready to solo. why the Gamma Rho house or the Kappa Kappa Gamma where he will study law. John Ar- Repairing" come. He studies, not merely to please kfter a year of acrobatics, formation, engines, military Theta Chi is short of lamps, stop Four Kappa girls are leaving N. not, a member of the SAE chapter the instructor, but to benefit by the oppor- wondering, because they really have aws, radio, you go after a commission, building up D. A. C. to attend school elsewhere at the Minnesota U, visited here. WIMMER'S a lot of nice lamps and are just be- tunities opened up in this manner. precious flying hours. Randolph has 3000 men, 150 the coming year. Frances Cooper Freddie Martin, '34, is teaching in FARGO JEWELRY MFG. CO. ing Good Samaritans and letting the Then, too, you will find the dreamer type. ;hips. will attend the Minnesota U; Joan Moorhead, Minn., and Robert Sundt, "Walk a Flight and Buy student commission use them for Right" He may be equally ambitious, but his tech- • * * * Pote, Columbia U; Margaret Mosher, '36, is working for Meinecke and the college parties .. . nique is different. His stick-to-it-iveness is Oregon U; and Rose Crary, St. Carter, Moorhead architects. War- The west coast is a fascinating place to roam, Here's hoping that some of these Catherine's college in St. Paul. ner Litten, '36, is working in the not as evident as that of his comrade. But take it from Clarence Van Ray, freshman engineer, groups on the campus who have • • Northwestern Bell company's office FOR SUPERIOR FUEL SERVICE he grasps the opportunities with alacrity who roughed it this summer. Clarence has an such noteworthy additions to their • in Bismarck. such as would startle his more practical uncle, Bryan I. Doughty, whose stuff makes the houses and rooms will break down Phi Mu * * * Phone 6500 schoolmate. Saturday Evening Post every now and then; an and have open house. The Kappa's Initiation was held for Marie Sigma Chi COAL — COKE — FUEL OIL In college, then, we meet up with these aunt, Dolly Doughty, who had a prize story in a did a grand job of beautifying their Carlson, Virginia Crust, and La- rooms (newly painted floors — if Verne Furcht, with Mildred Peter- two types of ambitious people. The former recent collection. Paul Sorkness will attend Minne- OSCAR H. KJORLIE CO. will aim steadily at a certain goal and usually • • • • you doubt that ask Jean May and son in charge. Dinner was at the sota U. Francis Walters, Gordon attain it, while the latter, something of an Beth Oliver); the POP's we under- Graver hotel following the formal Doering, and Ernest Percy will en- opportunist, will train himself and wait for This summer I saw the campus of huge Technical stand have a lot of new furniture services . .. Naomi Skarison visit- roll at the same institution in the breaks which often carry him as far or 'ugh school, Indianapolis, Ind. (7,000 students), from and some new rugs; and the SAE's ed the chapter, stopping en route to school of dentistry. have a new dining room and a dumb Minnesota U . . . . Charlotte Ohn- Prompt, Courteous Attention to farther than his deliberate comrade. which was graduated recently Lionel Wiggam, young • • • waiter. stad McKean visited the local chap- Your Banking Requirements poet whose volume "Landscape With Figures" (Vi- Sigma Phi Delta Both are profitable to know. ter. She will attend Minnesota U king Press, $1.75) is a fine book for verse-lovers. I Epsilon chapter of Sigma Phi Del- this year. The Fargo National Bank ta has been awarded for the second hope our library breaks down and gets "Gone With the • * • 52 Broadway Student Opinion consecutive year the efficiency Wind," by Margaret Mitchell. Its too long to read Phi Omega Pi award FARGO, N. D. Arvold Scores Another at three cents per day. by the national chapter. This Miss Eleanor Trzinski left for Cas- award is a large bronze plaque and • * • • Hit With Lyceum Series The first week of college life for selton, where she will practice becomes the permanent possession Thots while hurrying: Dig up the July 4 issue any freshman is one of extreme dis- teaching for two weeks . . . . Mr. of Epsilon chapter if won this year. G. ARVOLD scores again and with the illusionment. Fraternity and soror- and Mrs. F. J. Nims of Lisbon, vis- FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE of the Satevepost and read Paul Gallico's "Flight." Competition for this award is held CUT THIS OUT! A greatest lyceum series in college history ity rushing, actions of upperclass- ited their daughters, Madeline and Its a strange story . . . Dr. Osmond Breland, the among all the chapters of Sigma Phi for the coming year. In scheduling past men, the faculty and the city itself, Marjorie . . . . Lucy Loomis will new Zoo prof, has a swell southern drawl . . . He Delta . . . . Robert Baer of Steele Movie Calendar artist's series, our founder of the Little gives the incoming student a new attend the University of Minnesota. passed cigars Monday . . . John talks like Smith Bellew . . . 'Osmond' is a perfect * * * WEEK STARTING SEPT. 27 Country theater has often arranged pro- cross-section of life and human na- Knoll of Forman visited here over name for a Zoo prof . . . Students get a pleasant grams which would apparently defy even ture that is destined to make of Gamma Phi Beta the week-end. He will return to duplication. Now he is back again with a introduction to that dept . . . Why not keep un- him either an aggressive and corn- Mary Elise Bibow and Helen his school duties in the winter term. program which will be the greatest ever. ripped colors on the campus flagpole? ... I wonder manding individual or a self-con- Hummel visited the house over the Ted Whalen, AAA engineer at FARGO Theatre if Beta Gamma will recognize . . . That was a scious, backward member of a ruth- week-end . . . Beverly Jenson, Uni- To book Lawrence Tibbett alone was a Grand Forks, visited here. SAT., SUN., MON, TUES., group including charter members Bill Akeley, less group. versity of Iowa, guest of the local * • * Sept. 26-27-28-29 master stroke. Arvold then added Kryl and Bruce Wilson, Dorothy and Gen. Hawkinson, Ruth College people should realize that chapter, helped during rushing. "To Marry — With Love" freshmen are human beings and also * • * Alpha Tau Omega his symphony orchestra and Cornelia Otis Piper, Fran Probst, Don Putnam, who were dedi- with remember that orientating a fresh- Kappa Sigma Chi Robert Nims spent the week-end Skinner to make the 1936-37 series a super cated to the furthering of the popularity of Benny Myrna Loy—Warner Baxter man is a problem of shaping a per- at his home at Lisbon. attraction. Then to climax it, he added Goodman's band . . . They met over coffee at the Earl Monson, Bismarck, was a WED., THURS., Sept. 30--Oct 1 sonality to fit a new environment. guest at the fraternity house over Tony Sarg and his marionettes and the world College Cafe about broadcast time . . . That place "The King Steps Out" with When one is dealing with person- the week-end. Monroe Mogaard, An orientation program for fresh- famous Jooss European ballet. doesn't seem the same without "Tillie" . . . The `Grace Moore—Franchot Tone" alities he is dealing with the soul of former student, stopped at the house man engineers was given last night * * * The cultural side of education for the N. possible glee club trip is good college publicity .. . an individual that has as much Sunday on his way to Minneapolis, at the initial meeting of the Engi- FRIDAY, OCT. 2 D. A. C. student will get its proper develop- Festival hall stage has a new maple flooring .. . right to a fighting chance as has his where he will enroll at Minnesota neers club. Demonstrations of ma- (On Our Stage) ment this year if he will avail himself of the "The Way You Look Tonight" is my favorite . teacher. Tactfulness should be the U . . . Roger Kimber of Wahpeton, chines used in experiments were opportunity. WDAY BARNDANCE Bob Crosby's band sure swings 'em . . . An amus- prime consideration of the upper- Alfred Stenhjem, Theron Strinden, given by advanced students. (On Our Screen) ing Colonel Stoopnagle definition: "A steak is that classman. and Russell Hanson of Litchville, Officers of the club are Millard "Love Begins at 20" which, if its not smothered with onions is not as One person would not feel at ease and Donald Hill of Valley' City Borke, president; Eldred Lee, vice- with in a fraternity house, visiting for good as, but if its tough its not anyway" . . . Dr. spent the week-end at the home. president; Chris Hanson, treasurer; Warien Hull—Patricia FThis the first time, unless he received Shepperd's convocation talk was direct and warm- and Bob Larson, secretary. The The Editor's Corner the undivided attention of the fel- next meeting will be held Thursday, hearted as any I've heard . . . . Aren't catalogs lows. The moment he is allowed Dinner is served from 5:45 Oct. 8, and every second Thursday fun? The shiny red one I picked up the other GRAND Theatre to stand alone before the merciless to 7:00 at Ceres Hall. thereafter. HE first 1936 Bison football game is history, but day was issued by a Chicago fire apparatus builder. going over of his inspectors he be- SUN., MON., TUES., T discussion of it, second-guessing and what not still You can buy a beaner of a cushioned helmet, gins to feel the uneasiness of a lone Sept. 27-28-29 makes coffee hour or tea time conversation. The built to withstand the shock when your brother lady at an auction sale. Another "Public Enemy's Wife" with surprising power of the Bison team and its potential fireman konks you with an axe in the smoke, for person may wilt under the untiring Pat O'Brien—Margaret Lindsey TWENTY- * • • strength against Winnipeg, Northwestern and confer- only $9.95. Axes with nice edges, which cut handshakes and complimentary SIXTH ANNUAL LYCEUM SERIES words to the extent that he loses his WED., THURS., Sept. 30—Oct 1 ence foes are the talk of the campus yet. through overstuffed furniture like hot butter, for HOLLYWOOD BOULEVARD $3.40. Gold plated badges, $2.41, and a simply own natural ability to take a com- FESTIVAL HALL manding stance before his new with peachy verticle type siren, just the thing for get- During the Conversation Will friends. After all, nothing is more Esther Ralston—Marcia Hunt ting you out for that 8 o'clock, $169. * artificial than a fraternity house. • * frequently come the pitiful display of school spirit North Dakota State College * * * * Actives are trained to do this and FRI., SAT., OCT. 2-3 shown by the student body at the game. This dearth "Return of Sophie Lang" with "They didn't tell me it was a bronco!" is the cry that and soon find that to guarantee SEASON 1 I I NETNEM DAKOTA of enthusiasm by the students at Bison athletic games their existence they must act as ■ THIRTY-SEVEN 3ertrude Michael — Ray Milland of LaVerne Gilbertson, senior Education, who was has been getting worse during the past few years and directed. tosssed from a saddle at Page this weekend. She KRYL AND HIS SYMPHONY—Forty splendid artists with Bohu- the average student is becoming lackadaisical in his Once a freshman assumes the at- hauled back on the reins . . . and found herself mak- mir Kryl the World's Greatest Cornetist as conductor and cognizance of it. It usually remains for freshmen titude that he has been thrown into STATE Theatre ing her Monday A. M. classes, limping, courtplastered, Margary Maxwell of the Chicago Grand Opera—Wednesday at this time of the year to remind us of the situation. a gathering of polished, shrewd per- evening, October seventh, nineteen thirty-six. SUN., MON., TUES. triumphant. The ol' pioneer spirit, LaVerne! sons, he either sets out at once to They come here accustomed to prep school pep and JOOSS EUROPEAN BALLET—The Sensation of London, Paris Sept. 27-28-29 * * * * be a "big shot" like the rest of the expecting a real show of enthusiasm at college games. and New York—In outstanding novelties "The Big City", "The "Hands Across the Table" with boys and for four years never gets Their letdown must be disappointing. People: Elmer Iverson, Fargo freshman, is Green Table" and "A Ball in Old Vienna"—Tuesday evening, Carole Lombard, Fred Mac- down to earth, or else takes on an Noveber seventeenth, nineteen thirty-six. Murray working toward his embalmer's license . . . . Bob inferiority complex, pulls himself CORNELIA OTIS SKINNER—An actress famous from London to • * * An Emphatic Reminder of the Murphy, WDAY announcer, is taking French and into a shell, and slips through four Los Angeles—A complete theater within herself — In a WED. THURS., Sept. 30—Oct. German . . . Marian Smith, Amenia, is Does first situation was given your editor in an anonymous years unnoticed. There is a cer- superb program of original character sketches — Wednesday' "I Live My Life" with girl bass drummer in years . . . Marion, I always tain amount of initiative destroyed evening, March tenth, nineteen thirty-seven. letter (its anonymity prevents publication) signed by Joan Crawford, Brian Aherne envied the piccolo player, but don't ever leave because the person either goes to TONY SARG'S MARIONETTES--"In Robinson Crusoe" and epi- * • * "a froth" in which the lack of enthusiasm at Friday's before the last number, as I did Wednesday .. . one extreme or the other. sodes—A tradition on the Lyceum Series—Thursday afternoon game is forcefully scored. The writer lambasts FRI., SAT., OCT. 2-3 Was my face red! .. . Jack Stull and Bob Mc- The freshman who is mature and evening, April first, nine teen thirty-seven. "Trailing West" with everyone from the individual student to the yell Dougall are back in school, after a period of physically and socially' can weather LAWRENCE TIRBErr—The Greatest Lyric Artist America has Dick Foran, Paula Stone leaders and field guards with uncomfortable force and dance band work . . . Mr. Sackett is a dead ringer the storm and emerge the same in- ever produced—"When Tibbett sings packed houses are in- considerable truth. dependent, self-centered, good fel- evitable"—Wednesday evening, March twenty-fourth, nineteen for Erno Rapee, symphony conductor . . . Dedrick low that he was in his high school hundred thirty-seven. presented the Gold Star Band with a march "Rain Moorhead Theatre days. He can go about his busi- To Explain the Lack of SUN., MON., SEPT. 27-28 Clouds", written by his former band master, ness, speak his own mind, and feel Season Course Tickets for the general public reserved for the "Collegiate" with enthusiasm by the student body is hard to analyze James D. Murphy of Hobart, Okla. . . . Murphy on a level or better than anyone entire five numbers may be secured at The Little Country and to suggest a solution for it is even tougher. Sev- is an old Ringling circus band man . . . In 1893, Theater at two dollars and fifty cents and three dollors. Seat Joe Penner, Jack Oakie else in college. After all, it takes a * * • eral reasons may be given. Many students advance Doc Putnam wrote a sacred hynm "Jubilate in C'.' bit of this ego and look-out-for- sale opens Monday morning, September 28, 1936. Mail orders now received. Check and self-addressed envelope must ac- TUES., WED., Sept. 29-30 that they are attending college merely to get a prac- He used it in his work, saved it from the Edwards yourself attitude to get by. This company order. "The Petrified Forest" with tical education and cannot be bothered with learning Block fire of 1903, and is now submitting it in a confidence and naturalness (charac- Single Admissions---Seat sale for single admissions to Kryl's Sym- Bette Davis, Leslie Howard or participating in college yelling. They consider publisher's house contest . . . Buddy Fisher's band teristic of most freshmen or they would never have passed high phony Orchestra opens Monday morning, October 5, 1936. All • * e themselves too grown up to participate and any at- (formerly Harry Turner) has broken up, which THURSDAY, OCT. 1 school) leads to greater accomplish- students of the North Dakota Stale College who have paid rtempts by others to do so they dub as "amateurish". brings Dale Fitzsimons and other top-flight musi- their activity fee will be ad initted upon presentation of "Every Saturday Night" with ment, more individual satisfaction, Then, too, the administration in the past has shown cians back to town . . . Several mentioned to me their registration cards. All numbers will be given in Fes- June Lang, Thomas Beck and a promise of success through tival stubbornness in scheduling pep rallies or providing they didn't like paying tax on second hand books, Hall. The programs will begin at eight-fifteen o'clock beating the world cruel as it is to FRI., SAT., Oct. 2-3 time for students to learn the songs and yells. Students but I failed to seize on that with much enthusiasm in the evening. The matinee will begin at four o'clock. Doors freshmen. will be open in the evening at seven o'clock—in the afternoon "Exclusive Story" with should realize that joining in the support of our ath- . . . . Gad, rm an incorrigible! at tree o'clock. A Sophomore. Franchot Tone, Madge Evans

THE SPECTRUM Three Bison Oppose Powerful Sport Speculations Baby Bison To BISON FINDS IN LINE

Meet Wahpeton Gil Fredericks Wayne Springer Oscar Laavig Winnipeggers Saturday By BOB WILLIAMS Olson, working nights to re- Casey Finnegan, whom the Uni- main in school, and finding time versity scribes rightfully dubbed for irregular practices came Science Today Canadians Boast Three Former Bison Stars, Fritz Hanson, "the master builder," came through through with the star perfor- Cy Peschel and Bud Marquardt, in Lineup with astonishing results last Friday, mance of the evening. Al- Squad Boasts Some of Finest Against A. C. Gridders that numbed the title hopes of though he did not figure in the Performers In Omaha's much discussed clan, back- actual scoring he was respon- Years ed up the usual optimism of Bob sible for consistent gains through By ORVILLE GOPLEN Lowe, squelched no less than six the line either with the ball or as a blocking back. There is a Jack Blair Leads Line Aspir- writers who had the Bison slated ants ; Gorman King, With their first barrier to North Central conference for the cellar, uncovered the best lot of satisfaction in seeing Bill championship safely surmounted, the Bison football team backfield in years, made other con- come through. Working nights, Backs today left for Winnipeg, where they will meet the Winnipeg ference teams shudder in their shell, sacrificing sleep during the day The Baby Bison, boasting some of rugby team, Canadian champions, tomorrow in the first of and even made orie smart freshman for irregular practices, and un- doubtedly unable to exercise his the finest frosh performers in years, three consecutive games with formidable non-conference respond with a knock-knock, who's G I 1 Fredericks Oscar Laavig, own personal interests, he is will oppose Wahpeton Science school foes. there, Omaha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha, was the forgotten Park River's baby sacrificing more than any other in a game at Wahpeton this after- The Winnipeggers, boasting as before trouncing the "top" team de- sophomore until a faced contribution noon A squad of 25, coached by regulars three former Bison, Fritz cisively. person, athlete or student, for frantic Omaha to the toughest service to the school and the Johnny Smith, will get their first Hanson, Cy Peschel and Wilbur We say decisively in spite of the team found him men in the con- Bison Strong sport he loves. Hats off to a taste of college football in today's (Bud) Marquardt are believed by' fact that victory was a margin of playing i n their ference, surprised prince. fray. . Coaches Casey Finnegan and Bob backfield. He and many last Friday, 18-13, for the Herd shoved the op- Heading the group of potential Lowe as being a lot tougher than Wellems have first by appearing In Turning Back posing 200 pound outfit all over the Bison greats is Jack Blair of Lady- Omaha university, which was a vic- It would be folly to forget the rest backed up Forest in the starting field for three quarters and most of smith, Wis., an end standing 6 feet, tim of the Bison last week. In fact, of the backfield with Erickson charg- Stevens a n d Bu , i lineup, and sec- four only to fall victims to a deadly four inches a n d weighing 200 a victory will be almost a welcome Omaha Eleven ing harder than ever, Wheeler do- Hawkins to an ondly, by turning pass attack that the Bison were un- pounds. Other outstanding pros- surprise. ing spectacular field running, and swer the praye in a spectacular able to cope with. This alone was pects in the line are Nooky Schranz After the Winnipeg game, the Phillips the master quarterback of Coach Case: performance over- Display Powerful Running the weakness of the "green" squad. of Moorhead, end; Bernard B'ermann Bison meet Concordia college, which teaming with Olson who made the Finnegan — hoN shadowed only by * of Pelican Rapids, Minn., end; Cecil held the Winnipeg team to a 21-19 Attack to Win, best balanced backfield Casey has can I get out c his running mate, Schrank of Grafton, and Bob Zeller win, at Dacotah field on Oct. 2. The 18 to 13 Pass defense in the backfield put on the turf in years. May was the cellar withou Wayne Springer. of Mandan, tackles; Merril Green next weekend they journey to Ev- and the technique of converting not the swivel-hipped terror that any wings. of Enderlin, guard; and Joe Kojan- anston, Ill., to face the powerful points after touchdowns almost fans expected to see. cik of Aurora, Minn., center. Northwestern university club. Olson, Wheeler and Springer spelled doom for the Herd forces * * * Gorman King of Park River heads Heading the Winnipeg running Are New Stars Un- as they missed the first extra Two hundred pound lines the list of frosh backfield perform- At South Dakota State two years I think I can bring the game out of attack will be fleet-footed Hanson, point to trail at the half and mean little or nothing to Wayne covered ers. Others include Frank Johnson ago, with the count 38-0 against the fire, but I will have to run like whose exploits on former Bison then threatened to blow the Springer, Oscar Laavig, and of Casselton, quarterback; Ed Pet- Wayne Springer was inserted into h— to get in there before the teams have been spectacular. The game in an erratic last quarter Leon Oliver. Springer, the oft erick and Cash Sapa of Lidgerwood; the game with only seconds remain- gun." From now on someone else meeting is unique in that, for the Literally running over the with poor pass defense. Capt. mentioned watch charm guard in Lloyd Troseth of Hannaford; Cliff ing of the last quarter. "Casey," he will have to go at the same speed first time, Casey Finnegan faces the huge Omaha university line Bob Erickson, after running two spite of his 185 pounds, played Stefonowicz of Lakota, and Emil said "this is a pretty tough spot but to keep him out of the lineup. job of perfecting a defense for the with the most powerful run- scores over the initial stripe, fearless and masterly to break Mattson of Fargo. sensational back who baffled op- ning game seen in an opening after successive line plunges through into the Omaha back- posing North Central conference game here for years, the had the heartbreaking experi- field consistently to stamp him- coaches for three years. Thundering Herd of 1936 are ence of missing two gift points. self as all-conference material. In addition to Hanson, Peschel, off to a jumping start over May's attempt to ease the Bom- The sophomores alternating on and Marquardt, the Winnipeg team other rivals in their campaign ber's embarrassment was like- the other side of the line were Fellows! has Bob Fritz, former Concordia for a second consecutive wise futile. Olson, May, Erickson almost as effective. And speak- Attention Seniors ! ! ! star; Peprich of St. Cloud; Greg and Phillips made a combination ing of sophomores. Wellems and Here's a Touch- North Central conference that clicked off yardage almost Kabat of Wisconsin; Russ Redholz championship. They beat the Fredricks proved they can step of Northwestern, and others. at will with excellent blocking onto the field without weaken- down Value! highly-touted Omahans in a and interference, losing little ing the positions noticeably and night game, Friday, 18 to 13. effectiveness with Wheeler or keep up the tough going of R.O.T. C. Early Drill It was the only conference Schrank substituting. Stevens and Hawkins. D. ANDERSON game of the week. Begins Friday, Oct. 2 Outstanding about the Bison play "Official College Photographer" Friday was the powerful, well bal- down. His running was spectacu- First general assembly and early' anced running attack which func- lar, and his kicking, brilliant. Our Optical Service morning drill for the ROTC units tioned because of teamwork be- Springer Shows Fight IS AT YOUR SERVICE this year will be held at 7:30 a. m., tween a fast charging line and hard Springer, a . senior, who started Priced Right and Work Friday, Oct. 2, according to informa- running, versatile backfield. Come right in and get a Studio Room 8 tion received from Col. J. D. E,as- the second game of his career, was Guaranteed Was Team Victory pair of those good look- ton's office. the fightingest performer among a F. W. PETERSON COMPANY Agricultural Building Phone 4903 Picking stars in Friday's contest Jewelers and Optometrists Morning assemblies will be held group of fast, hard-fighting linemen. ing Oxfords in Brown is hard, for it was essentially a team 120 Broadway Fargo, N. D. every Friday, weather permitting, The two new Bison quarterbacks, and Black, victory that eleven of Coaches Ca- through Oct. 30, in preparation for sey Finnegan and Bob Lowe, gained. Elmer Schrank and Wes Phillips, Homecoming when the organization But three new Bison footballers showed promise at their post, while will participate in the annual Home- turned in performances of stardom coming parade. new line recruits, Oscar Laavig, $3.95 The second fall term at the INTERSTATE BUSINESS COLLEGE rank for the first time: Bill Olson, IDQXOTa PHOTI* Leon Oliver, and Ray Hawkins, opens Monday, October 5. Regular classes will be organized in Ernie Wheeler, and Wayne Sprin- NOTICES showed well. EEIGRAT NG CO® ger. the various commercial subjects. The school has a very heavy I LLU.IT RATOR• D All actives and pledges of Al- Good blocking and interference N E R and G enrollment of high-grade students. Many more are writing that Olson Yardage Leader ENGRAVER" LITHO PLATE MOP/ pha Zeta, honorary agriculture running was the high spot of the they will be present when the new term opens. "Bronko FAR G 0, NO. DAK. Elootery fraternity, are asked to come to Bill" Olson of Leeds, play of the Bison, while they show- For information, write the the first meeting of the year junior, galloped up and down the ed extreme laxity in pass defense. Thursday, Oct 1 at 7 p. m. field for the most yardage of any INTERSTATE BUSINESS COLLEGE —Pat Mach, secretary. Bison back. • Olson, his big legs STUDENTS ATTENTION . . . pounding like pistons, was a leader FARGO, NORTH DAKOTA FIRST CLASS BARBER WORK — TRY The Spectrum will be sent to in every one of the Bisons' touch- Model Laundry Fargo-Moorhead's Accredited Business Training SchooL down marches. any address for one dollar for "The Ultimate in Service" the remainder of the school Wheeler, a sophomore product of ~Johnson's Sanitary Barber Shop year. Fargo high school, making his var- IT'S PHONE 4 Haircut 15c — Shave 15c 502 Front Street FARGO, N. D. —Francis Ladwig, sity debut, gave immediate promise Business Manager. of developing into one of the great- Dry Cleaning est of all North Central conference I YOUR LOOSE CHANCE Lost—Black fountain pen with backs. On the very first play after inscription "C. O. S., Jubilee his insertion for Emil May, sopho- SAY .... MEN Campaign" in gold. 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Anonymous Writers Attempt ENROLLMENT RECORD BROKEN Seattle, Yash.—Following his mar- Cushman, Knudson, Thompson 32 Are Named To riage recently in Washington, D. C., Spectrum Reader Audience With 461 registered, the enroll- to Miss Catherine Hope of New Men's Glee Club ment at Concordia college has York, Thomas D. Bolles, freshman Are High In Placement Exams HE handling of anonymous letters has reached a new high. This figure crew coach at , the University of Personnel of the NDAC men's glee T been a thorn in the flesh of editors for exceeds the past year's mark by 43. Washington repeated his denials of Three freshmen, graduates of Joyce Ruland, both scored 136. The club was announced yesterday by a long time. Writers show alacrity at send- the past few weeks that he had ac- median for the entire group taking The freshmen enrolment totals Fargo, Bismarck and Moorhead high Ernst Van Vlissingen, director. The cepted the job of head crew coach the test was 115, the highest regist- ing unsigned letters, but stubbornness in 192, sophomores 90, juniors 93, sen- schools, tied for high score in the group, consisting of 32 singers, have at Harvard. "I would not consider ered within the past few years. Last signing their names to their dispatches. held daily practice in preparation iors 84, and two special students. it," he said. English placement tests, scoring 138 year it was 106, as compared with This paper has already had experience out of a possible 150 points. They 110 two years ago. for the national rural conference with it. Two fine contributions—one an in- here Oct. 14, at which the chorus are Edward Cushman of Fargo, Val- As has been the case in recent teresting column and the other a scathing will sing. dis Knudson of Bismarck and Ker- years about 20% of the group failed denunciation of Bison school spirit—were Let Oliver or Merle give you a good mit Thompson of Moorhead. to receive a passing score of 90 and Out-of-town trips are again plan- not printed because of refusals of authors to Following the three leaders, two must take sub-English. 540 fresh- ned this year with the unit appear- sign their names. Haircut for 35c.... Fargo students, Mavis Jensen and men took the test. ing at public gatherings throughout Should contributors wish to remain ano- Have your work done at the the state. nymous to the reader, the editor will aid you The 1936-37 personnel follows: if the writer's name is revealed to him. The EIGHTH STREET BARBER SHOP Registrar Completes Fraternity Rush Carl White, Dick Weltzen, Ray paper may be printed under a pen name, but 2 Doors off Front Street Carr, Roy Carr, Rex Carr, Robert this paper will print no contribution unless Enrollment Figures Season Near End Whempner, Oliver Uthus, Robert the editor knows the source of the contribu- Lynne, Bohn Lindemann, Justin tion. Brainerd, Albert Hinkle, and Clark Final registration figures compiled Fraternity rushing officially ends Packard, all of Fargo; Charles Pow- Congratulations... and released by the registrar's office tomorrow night, with pledging to ers and Lorne Campbell of Cassel- As the drouth has shriveled, begin Sunday, according to a report after the first week of school show a ton; Allan Barstad and Arthur Symphony Orchestra stunted, and blasted the growing issued by the interfraternity coun- total of 567 freshmen, 354 sopho- Grothe of Kindred. grain, so has the liquor traffic shriv- Students of N. D. A. C. and cil. Appears In Moorhead mores, 291 juniors, 193 seniors, 16 Dean Theodes of Rugby, Russell eled, stunted, and blasted human Men who intend to pledge will Botsford of Edinburg, Glen Rosen- graduate students and 40 in the AC lives and personalities. — Dr. D. the Faculty on the splendid be required to signify their inten- dahl of Maddock, Alfred Thompson World famous concert stars will Leigh Colvin, National Prohibition high school for a new record of tions at the registrar's office Sunday of Lisbon, Howard Bellin of Haw- be presented by the Amphion cho- party head. enrollment this year. 1461. Of this total there are 984 between 4 and 5:30 p. m. Frater- kinson, Eugene Corcoran of Cando, rus in cooperation with Moorhead men students as compared to 437 nity members will not be allowed John Fisher of Tappen, Howard State Teachers college and Concor- The night club entertainer who to converse with rushees at any Barrett of Linton, Raynard Ander- dia college throughout the lyceum women. lined his plane with thousands of time that day until the closing hour. son of Hallock, Minn., Glen Seibel season. THE FARGO FORUM The science and literature de- ping-pong balls was reported to F. C. Householder and Glenn Hill of Harvey, Edward Schmidt of The Minneapolis Symphony or- have crashed, though we thought partment with 543 leads the depart- will be in charge. Mandan, Abner Jodock of Kempton, chestra, appearing Nov. 10, will be he'd bounce. ments in total registration- followed Walter Ekeren of Thief River Falls, the first of the four outstanding at- by engineering 365, home economics Minn., William Jamison of Arvilla, tractions on the lyceum program. The artists who will furnish the 273, and agriculture 240. Division Frosh Invited To George Weiser of Hazelton, and John Plath of Davenport. other three numbers are Jascha Among the many within the science and literature de- Heifitz, violinist; Harold Bauer, pi- The Student's Choice! partment shows 351 in arts and sci- De Molay Meeting anist; and Helen Jepson, soprano. INVESTIGATE SCHOOLS lines of ence, 115 in education, and 77 for Season tickets will be on sale at the pharmacy school. The depart- NDAC freshmen who are mem- Pennsylvania State college and the Fargo Chamber of Commerce bers of DeMolay are invited to at- state teachers colleges are included Oct. 3. ments of agriculture and economics PRINTING Dutch Maid Ice Cream tend the installation of officers of in a list of 54 state institutions now are not subdivided. the H. C. Plumley chapter of Fargo, under investigation by state police POSTPONE MEETING ■ ■ Ill ■ ■ ■ The engineering department totals to be held Tuesday night at 7:30, in following disclosure of conditions that will be needed are as follows: mechanical engineer- the Masonic temple. branded by Gov. George. H. Earle as The Blue Key meeting, scheduled for 1936 ing 131, electrical engineering 18, Past master councilors of the showing "fire hazards of the worst for last night, has been postponed "Featuring Frozen Malted Milks- civil engineering 76, chemistry and chapter will officiate at the installa- sort" and "barbaric disciplinary' until next Thursday at 6 p. m., an- • engineering 10, chemistry 96, archi- tion rites. A. C. students who have methods." ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ nounced James Baccus, president of DANCE PROGRAMS tecture 20, architectrual engineering been named to office include Bruce 4, and administrative engineering the group. The meeting will be at Dahrling, master councillor; Edwin If anything burns me up, it is to INVITATIONS 10. Olson, senior councillor, and Joel hear the old-time cop bawling some- Ceres cafeteria. 519 Broadway 13 8th St. South Ells, junior councillor. Lunch will one out . . . people who hear that LETTER HEADS be served by the Mother's club after kind of talk naturally think it must Yale has announced a gasoline ENVELOPES Free Delivery on 35c Orders Aggie Grid Team the program. be authorized.—Police Commission- company sponsor for its football er L. J. Valentine, New York City. broadcasts. The announcer will BOOKLETS A sailor in San Francisco has a probably keep score by fuel goal. Leads Loop Race IVHAM1 UNIVERSITY CARDS SHORT OF FUNDS lifetime collection of old ropes, some of them, probably, dating back to The North Dakota Agricultural • the McKinley election campaign. college football team, by virtue of As a result of the veto by Gov. Individual Hair Styling Nuff Said... its 18-13 victory over Omaha uni- Martin L. Davey of appropriations versity, rests in top place in the amounting to $76,900 for 14 items About the only businessmen who Ulsaker Printing Co. enjoy slack business are pants When you tell your friends, that your chase for the North Central con- in the university budget, Miami Alyea Beauty Salon PHONE 791 ference championship, and sports university finds itself without funds manufacturers. new Suit is from Emporium fans are already looking to the for library books, numerous kinds 8 Roberts St. Phone 476 Sioux-Bison homecoming game here of supplies, equipment, repairs, and Oct. 31 as the game that will decide wages for student assistants and CHINESE AND AMERICAN Glen Plaids Single and the 1936 race. ground workers. DISHES... Chalk Strips $22.50 Double Breasted North Dakota university, boasting According to W. P. Roudebush, Knight Printing Co. Twists Latest Shades the finest backfield in years with 15 secretary of the board of trustees of AMERICAN CAFE men headed by the Olympian Fritz the university, who said the school ■ Pollard vieing for positions, are ex- was without authority to incur ex- 505 N. P. Avenue pected to go through the confer- penses on credit, Miami will simply FARGO, . N. D. ence schedule undefeated except for have to do without these services Dance Programs the Bison game, which still must be &DCA% COM-MOUE D, and supplies for the present. FARO 0 classed doubtful. "It will paralyze the operating and ONE DAY SERVICE at a Specialty Of the other conference conten- educational activities of the univer- MEN'S CLOTHING ders, South Dakota State is the only sity," he said. THE PANTORIUM College Bookstore Broadway one with title-winning possibilities. CLEANERS AND DYERS Phone 602 619 N. P. Ave. 8-10 DOWNSTAIRS PHONE 658 See them about getting Judging from the prolonged heat, 725 Second Ave. N., FARGO your College Ring. Sen. Nye Addresses summer seems to have gone and got City YMCA Jubilee herself a permanent wave. FOR HIGNE G ADES IN COLLEGE U. S. Senator Gerald P. Nye ad dressed members attending the gol- If you have any books in the .. . Get the Pen That Never Runs Dry in Classes or Exams den jubilee of the city YMCA Wed- Y. M. C. A nesday evening in the Gardner ho- BOOK EXCHANGE tel on "Youth's Place in the Present Come and get them before Oct 15 World Picture." H. F. Emery was or they will become the property toastmaster and State Senator A. W. of the Y. Fowler introduced the speaker.

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