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Volume LXV WOOSTER, OHIO, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1948 Number 1 REPAIRS FORCE DELAYED WELCOME Scot Trustees Add r Holden Evictees Scattered Wide; Hew Hembers Invade Babcock, Annex, Hygeia

Benjamin F. Fairless and Charles F. War-Postpon- ed Repairs Near Kettering were elected to the Board of Completion Trustees of the College at the June For the first few days of school, 116 "displaced persons residents meeting of the Board. Mr. Fairless is of Holden Hall, will try college life on a sytsem of crowded conditions president of the United States Steel resulting from delays in the completion of remodeling Corporation. Mr. Kettering, who re operations in their ' ceived an honorary L. H. D. from the dormitory. College in 1947 is vice president, re Upon learning that Holden repairs would extend into the fall tired, of General Motors Corporation. semester, the opening date of school was delayed as long as possible Other changes in the Board of to reduce resulting inconvenience to a minimum. Trustees include the retirement of two Sophomore and junior women slated members to emeritus status. Judge ' iuit qudiicis ijluiucuTT1 J wuirtl .1 room' Richard L. Cameron of Marysville, O., in siiuc ing with their classmates in other cam' a trustee since. 191 4, has joined. the Senatorials emeriti. Dr, : Earl Douglass of Prince rooms will be transformed temporarily ton, N. J., has also become an emeritus into double and triple rooms, and the trustee. Senate Arranges off-camp- overflow will settle into two us Lucy L. Notestein, '11, was elected houses and Hygeia Hall, the college Benjamin Fairies, and Charles F. Kettering Year's Schedule to regular membership on the Board of J. have joined the Board of WTtSt hospital. appointment was confirmed in a meeting last JuneTtTlS11. Trustees following the close of her ser-vic- e Fifty-fou- r women will be allowed to as an alumni trustee. Miss Note' Rally for First Game reside within the sacred portals of Bab- stein is an associate editor of Reader's Illustrated Who's Who Dr. Making a quick effort to straighten cock Hall, ordinarily reserved for sen Digest magazine. Vance Dies iors only. Holden Annex will provide Introduces Freshman Dr. James Milton Vance, emeritus Notice out its affairs for the first of the year, room for 24 extra girls, and Hygeia professor of religion, died at his home the Student Senate met Tuesday eve' For the first time in the history of An important meeting of the Voice will admit 20 "patients", to its wards. in Wooster July 5. Dr. Vance had nev ning 8 p. Dave Castle presided the college an illustrated Freshman staff will be held Friday afternoon at at m. er fully recovered from a fall last Jan' Shortage of parlor and lounge fa' Faculty, Staff: Directory is on the presses. 4:30 rxm. in the VOICB office, Lower at the meeting. uary. cilities for those living in off-campus Kauke. Present staff members, and A Student Senate publication, the Born May 21, 187J, Since the football team leaving houses and Holden Annex, may cut Upward, Onward at Lexington, those interested in working with the is 111., he -- directory was organized and edited by received his bachelor's degree for its West Virginia game down the lingering "good nights" on VOICE . for the year are urged to tomorrow The College of Wooster has announc-e- d Dave Dowd as a result of a suggestion at Lake Forest College in 1896 and dates, but the homeward stroll may still attend. afternoon, a rousing send-of- f will be the following promotions among at a meeting last spring to determine was graduated from McCormick Theo' Freshman candidates be lengthened by a turn around the ' for the VOICE given them at 5:00 Friday the Gym- faculty and administration. plans for Freshman Week. With the logical Seminary in 1903. at Quad. Crowded study conditions, will He complet' staff are particularly invited, and an help and cooperation of Mr. Lee Culp, ed work for his doctor's degree at nasium. Cheerleaders, a band and all be eased by added use of the Library Melcher P. Fobes will head the de Jena explanation of organization and pro- Ed Hughes, Jane Sedgwick, Pat Park' University in Germany in 1906 and cedure will be students will gather at this spot for a and supplementary study rooms to be partment of mathematics; Winford B. " made at that time. come last-minut- e inson, Don Hodgson, Sam Curry, to Wooster that year to teach. y. set up in Kauke if necessary. V Sharp will assume the headship of the There is an opening for a staff pep-rall- Chuck Stocker, Mac Basinger, and Bill Dr. Vance served as dean of department of psychology; and C. O. men photographer for this year. Anyone Upper Holden dining hall will be in i Aber and Dave's father's stenographic from 1921 to 1930. He was acting dean Arrange Election Procedure Williamson has been made head of the interested in this position should re- use, with a cafeteria system used dur- force, Dave spent a great deal of time of the College 1 Retired from ' It was decided that the Homecoming department of applied mathematics. 9089. port to this meeting. ing the "emergency." All girls sched- active teaching circulating questionnaires and requests in 1943, he maintained So if you'd like to do feature work, Queen shall be nominated by a secret uled to use the' Holden dining halls Among promotions for to all incoming a high interest in the College, to associate pre pictures the fresh' attend- newswriting, copyreading, advertising, ballot of the senior class and be elected will be able to do so. fessorships are James Anderson, Jr., man class. The fact that the class ing chapel programs up to the time of etc., don't miss this important meet- by the entire student body. e his pos-sibl- accident last winter. (religion), George W. Bradford, (Eng' responded wholeheartedly made it ing! Friday 4:30 VOICE office. lish), Paul P. Bushnell, (education), to set up a booklet that should There has been a change in election Elizabeth E. Coyle, E. help (biology), King, prove an invaluable not only to the schedules. Petitions may be obtained Public Relations Brags man Eberhart, (economics), G. Pauline members themselves, but to clubs and Professorial Rosier Lengthens; September 27 at 1 p. m. at Babcock Ihrig, (French), Charles B. Moke, committee chairmen. Experienced Assistant desk for class officers and men senators (geology), and Robert Walcott, Jr., At a probable cost of $1.40 per copy, Faculty Increase New assistant director of public re- (history). the directory will contain the picture, by Fifteen for all but the freshman class. Primary lations elections will be held October 5 for for the College is Miss Ruth name, high school, hometown, and Upon returning to Wooster this year, new faces Judson G. Rosebush, Jr., is the will be found Sophomore, Van Doren of Cleveland, who assumed of each member of the class. Junior and Senior class while interests not only in the freshman class, but also Dean of Men Ralph A. Young is among the teaching staff of officers, men senators and the Home- her duties July 1. In charge of news absence the College. on leave of for a year. Professors and instructors have been added to many de- coming Queen. The finals will be writings, she keeps other colleges and partments, either to meet the needs of October 6. hometown papers acquainted,; with the John W. Outturn, professor of a larger enrollment, or to replace activities of and professors New Vet Advisor prptessors .- students at chemistry, and . Archibald A. Johnston who leit last Spring- Petitions for Freshman men's senator " Mr. J. R. Boyd of the Veteran's Ad' the College. professor of sociology, are on sabbatical One professor, eleven instructors, and Freshman class officers may be ob- ministration of Akron will replace Irv The political science department has If your name shows up in your local leave for 1948'49. one visiting professor, and two visiting tained October 4 at 1 p. m. at Bab- ing Foote as Veteran Advisor for the added Edwin Stillings its. gazette, or you read of Wooster in any lecturers will be among the new mem- J. to staff. cock desk. Primaries will be held Other appointments inclule Paul V. College of Wooster. He will be avail' He holds a master's degree from other paper, she's responsible for the bers of the College of Wooster facul- the October 12 and the finals, October 13. Barrett as Career Counselor and Ruth able for conferences on Friday in the University ty, it was announced at Galpin Hall. of Chicago and served as a story. A graduate of Cleveland College, M. Van Doren as assistant director of Veterans' Guidance Center in Lower naval aviator Freshman Western Reserve Coming to Wooster as professor of in the U. S. Marine Directory University in 1937, public relations. Kauke. Corps she psychology, Dr. Rolland H. Waters during the war. David Dowd, working hard to put has had varied experience in the Coleman field of public relations. was a professor of psychology for the F. Mettler comes to the out the first illustrated Freshman Di- College this fall four-year past 20 years at the University of Ar- as an instructor in Eng- rectory, reported that this publication Miss Van Doren won a Watkins for Role; lish. graduate Slated Leading kansas. He took his Ph.D. at the Uni' A of Bowdoin, he bas will contain individual pictures of the scholarship to Cleveland College, where also studied at Princeton Freshman versity of Chicago in 1928, and is a in graduate class, and will serve as a "Life With Father" Opens Oct. 13 work. Another fellow of the American Psychological addition to the English supplement to the INDEX. Publication Enthusiastic aspirants to the stage" gathered in Scott Auditorium Association. department is Norman D. Knox who date is still uncertain. last evening to try out for the Homecoming play, "Life with Father". has been teaching at the University of In the department of sociology, The Speros Keros orchestra has been Dr. Pennsylvania. He is a graduate of Written by Howard Lindsey and Russel Crouse', this play has enjoyed engaged to play for the Homecoming Cecil C. North and Atlee L. Stroup Swarthmore College. Dance October 16.. the longest run of any Broadway theatrical production. will join the faculty. Dr. North, re Replacing Dr. Hartman in the de- From this group of young hopefuls, tired from Ohio State after 32 years as partment of philosophy is Wilford W. Washing Machines the following cast has been announced professor of sociology, has been ap' (Continued on Page 2) In line with the Senate's pledge to by William C. Craig, director of the W.A.A. pointed visiting professor Retreat Plans for a year install washing machines in the dorm- Little during Theater: Professor Archibald Johnston's itories, Jack Nygaard made a report on Father Watkins Year of Girls1 Sports leave of absence. Stroup ...... Bill will be an in' Vocational, Experts his investigation of the situation. It was Vinnie Yaple Spending last week-en- d (mother) Marjorie at the W. structor in sociology, undecided whether to allow an outside Clarence . Bud Ulf A.A. cabin in the Cedar Valey region, Advises Visiting lecturer in French will be Hillloppers agency to operate the sudsers, or tcfbuy John i...... Bill Keifer the officers -- of the Women's Athetic c - Dr. Pierre Auguste Jaccard of Lausan-ne- , Mr. Paul V. Barrett, Director of the machines outnght with Senate Whitney Scott Craig Association "and managers of different Switzerland, who returns here aft- Personnel for the Ohio Oil Company funds. At any rate, the washers will Harlan ...... Stewart Wright athletic activities planned the year's er an absence of 14 years. He served has begun his service this fall as a be coin operated. The Senate is mak- Mary Skinner. Marjean Hartzler activities in girls' sports. as visiting lecturer during the years Placement Counsellor for the College. ing every effort to complete this much, Rev. Dr. Lloyd Bruce Strait empha-size- d This year's W.A.A. Retreat 1929-34- . Known to needed project. Wooster students . as a Dr. Sommers Bill Peters the extension of women's physi- chapel speaker and member of Career Dr. Harold B. Smith, for the past 10 Show Senate Movies A fournight run is scheduled for the cal education activities for the benefit Week panels ior the past two years, years in charge of of the students in the upperclass proof the department The second of the free Senate movies play on the evenings-- 1 of Wednesday, Mr. Barrett will become familiar with have signed for philosophy and religion at the.Ameri? will be--give- n two showings- - Friday October 13 through Saturday, October gram who up a special students and their interests,5 Help them ' can University, Cairo, Egypt, will be night, "at 7:30 and 9:30 p. m. in Scott 16. Tickets are to be sold at the usual interest or sport. by furnishing vocational' advice and visiting lecturer in religion beginning -- The officers of the W.A;A. Board Auditorium. "Shoe Shine," a promin- Courtesy of The Alumni Bulletin . price of 60c; an announcement of placed y information and aid in placing them LouAnn this fall. Dr. Smith received his Ph.D. ent Italian film, will be free to the and date of sales is soon to be made. present were: DeVoss, presi' on graduation. MISS RUTH VAN DOREN from the Hartford Seminary in 1937, student body. Since no tickets are sold, dent; Jane McAfee, secretary; Pro A graduate of Grinnell College in she edited the college paper.. She di- where Muslim philosophy was his field there is no federal box Kier, social chairman; and Dorothy 1912, Mr. Barrett also did graduate tax. But a will rected the Mather Press Board, student of study. . var-iou- s be at the door to accept contributions Sandrock, treasurer. Managers of work at Iowa State College and the of press service, and was associate direc- YMCA Meets Sept. 29 a dime or quarter to help defray activities who attended include: Another newcomer to the depart University of Chicago. After a year as ex tor of publicity for Western Reserve First meeting of the College YMCA Radford, archery; ..Marian Stew-ar- t, penses. Peggy ment of religion is the Rev. Mr. Douglas high school teacher and coach, he be- University. She also is a former vice wil be held next Wednesday evening badminton; Merna Weisbecker, Straton, a graduate of who M. the-JVomen- Harvard came a Y. C. A. secretary in 191 J. Final decision was made on regular president of 's Advertising x 7 p. m. in the Big Four room. tennis; Barbara Hough, golf; Eloise de- ' at The received his bachelor of divinity Since 1929, he has been personnel di' Senate meeting time. This body will Club of amlajwi program outline for the coming year Balconi, hockey; Ruth Russ, basket gree at the Andover Newton Theology rector of the Ohio Oil Company. convene at 9 p. m. each Monday Service with the Qtiiens Tax will be . presented, and the aims and ball; Dorothy Daw, volley ball; Laura cal School in 1941. He taught philoso- His son, George Barrett graduated evening in the Senate room, except League of Ohio in Columbus and the duties of the YMCA will be discussed. Dengler, swimming; Nancy Fischer, phy and religion London, from in N. H., Wooster in 1938. Another son, when S.F.R.C. meetings are also held. School of Nursing of W. R. U has An outside speaker will also present dance; Sally Rhine,- - outing; and Lila for a year before the war, and was an Richard, is entering the College as a The meetings are open, and anyone also been part of her experience in an explanation of the peacetime draft. McDowell, bowlingi- - Army chaplain for four years. freshman this fall. welcome is to sit in. public relations. - September 23, 1948 Paje Two THE "WOOSTER-V- P ICE Thursday, Maybe You'll Be There Letters To The Student Directory

off atudent publication of Tbe Collect of Wootter. ia publiahed weekly THE VOICE, kill 24th For Sale Oct. 14 during tbc ackool yew except vacation periods. Subscription price it $1.50 per year. Editorial FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Editor 898-- R. of Aaaociated Collegiate send-of- office are located in rooa II, Kauke Hall. Phone member 5:00 - Team f . Gymnasium Joe Bishop and Jon Waltz, co-- Pre and diatributor of Colkgiate Preat. ia printed by the CoUier Printini Co.. Wootter. 7:30 Movie MShoe Shine (free) .Scott Auditorium To The Students, Office. Represented for national Ohio. Entered at aecond-cU- ai matter in Wooater (Ohio) Post College of Wooster. editors of the Student Directory, an Vic Dance (non-dat-e affair) Babcock by National Advertising Service, Inc., 420 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y. 8:30 lower advertiainc columns of this are writ' nounced that they expect publication ..-..S- The paper 9:00 Movie "Shoe Shine" (free) cott Auditorium KENNETH M. WRIGHT, --Editor ten by student staff members with the and sale about October 14. Chosen by .Business Manager SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25th of LETTERS TO THE ED- HERB PEARS exception the Student Senate last year to collect CORKY MARKER. , ...Hews Editor Football West Virginia :n:.Morgantown ITOR. This space is reserved for those A. A. Style Show Babcock and arrange data concerning student JACK BOBBITT Feature Editor 3:00 W, lower of you who have something to say, and addresses, they are. sorting the informa MEL SWARTZ .Sports Editor SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th want it passed on to the entire student Rachel body. Maybe you can't make a speech tion given on slips at registration. SENIOR ASSOCIATES: Mary Sterrett, Jack Dritt, Beuy Jones. Mary Jean Bennett. 9:00 Freshman Forum Breakfast lower Babcock Lloyd, Aaie Leiss. Barb Voorbiea. .Memorial in chapel to air your views, but you is be Manager; Ken 11:00 Church Dr. Lowry .. Chapel The price of the Directory to BUSINESS ASSOCIATES: Pat Winters. Auditor; Pro Kier, Ass't Advertising may have it printed for all to see. Hart, Circulation Manager; Jini Jeandrevin. -- 3:00 Rush Party Teas Grls Dormitories 30c. The yellow cover was designed STAFF ASSOCIATES: flylvia Wffliaml, Jack Lang. Ralph Underwood, Bob Hardy, Marjorie If you have any comments, compli Mary Early. Bill Embley. ' by Joe Bishop. Sale of the book will be Hulett, Harriet Hall. Kathy Jones. Jon Waltt. Ann MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th ments or complaints to air, this is the dorms and the STAFF ARTISTS: Joanne Windle, Bill Lankton. 8:00 Community Concert Meeting .....Babcock Lounge place to go. Letters may be left at the made through the in TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th VOICE office at any time, or delivered College book store. 7:00 Freshman Forum Meeting . .Lower Galpui to me personally. This is YOUR column. Don't To Slari ihe Year . . . WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th to use it. 4:00 College Circle Newcomer's Tea Mrs. Craig s A word of appreciation is timely for those of the VOICE staff --T- he Editor 7:30 Y. M. C. A ...... Big Four Room who came bac ot the campus last wee in order to give you this early issue. ac Bobbitt, Herb Pears, ac Lang, Sylvai Williams, Jac Dritt FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1st issue. While and Mary Sterrctt formed the skeleton stag for our first 8:00 Faculty Reception Dr. Lowry's All orders for Special Parties, V - you enjoyed an extra wee of vacation, they chased stories, pounded 8:00 I. R. C. Dance . Lower Babcock Picnics, Dinners, Cabin Groups, typewriter, and read proofs. 8:00 W. A. A. Square Dance r. Quadrangle etc., .must be arranged for with this edition the VOICE will help to wel Mrs. Peckham in Office of Di- We hope that first of 2nd year. SATURDAY, OCTOBER rector of Food Service, 113 J come you bac to Wooster another ( for Football Kent at Kent Beall Avenue Phone 1296-- K at least one ( 1 ) week in advance Independent Study Plan of date of catering. Esther Mae Graber, - After The Wind jK ...... With the start of classes today, the College of Wooster opens a Director of Food Service. By Bobbin new chapter in its educational history. The "adventureeducation" Jack brought to this campus by President Lowry has come into its own, with Well it is just the other day that a bunch of us are lurking near a new or - the entire Junior class initiating the jull'Scale participation in tne pum, the bookstore in order that we might catch a glimpse ot liuer- iMORE 0 N esting or even returning face when who is walking by but our old absorption of facts Education at Wooster is thus no longer a mere g friend Olo and his ever-lovin- Chrysanthemum. And this is not all. and professors, but also contains a process of Hew Faculty and ideas from tcxt'boos With them is a character the likes of which we are not seeing for many by doing." Under the guidance of the faculty, students as- "learning moons. In fact, one of our group is insisting that he is never seeing (Continued from Page 1) semble and evaluate them, and present conclusions in a facts, associate such a character and another of our number who is doing honors on Bower, a graduate of Hiram College creative original The student MUST comprehensible form of wor. the Neanderthal is becoming so excited that he whips out his pad and who has been working on his doctorate ihin for himself! begins making a rough sketch. at Columbia University. broad field of study, inde' Where a department must present a Naturally, this is somewhat embarrassing for the rest of us inas Another Hiram graduate, Winford credit following a special interest, combining pendent study allows for much as we are always feeling a kind of paternal affection for Olo and B. Logan, comes to Wooster as an in background broad perspective. intensification with a of His and furthermore, we are by no means wishing to start out on the structor of speech with teaching ex The wor done in the plan may be said to lie somewhere between wrong foot what with the entire year staring us in the kisser. perience at Alabama Polytechnic Insti a. term baber and honors work. The value of the system is not so much Well, it is about this time that Olo is seeing us and he and Chry tute and the University of Virginia. the in the barticuUr knowledge gained by the research, as in learning santhemum and this other jockey are hastening over with wide smiles New biology instructor is Edward

n methods oj research ana evaluation oj material, nis a naming m cj-educatio- and many teeth and great protestations of affection and one thing and W. Huffman. He attended Amherst for which a liberal arts college aims to lay a foundation. another. And all this is well and good. But what, amazes us is that the College and the University of Dayton With the indebendence of choice offered under the study plan, most enthusiastic welcome is being given by this jockey we are never and was graduated from the University handshaking and the student assumes the responsibility for exercising his own judgment seeing before. In fact, he is not only indulging in of Illinois. CHOCOLATES shoulderclapping waisthuggmg extending B. ms trainina for the more imbortant evaluations which must be made and but he is this enthusiasm Stanley Shuman joins the staff of IN THIS brilliant plaid package is dollies directly them throughout life. to a small group of behind us and is alarming to the geology department this year. A an assortment of chocolates which no small degree. Clevelander, he is a graduate of Ohio are simply out of this world. The The independent study plan taes a long step forward in training creams and other fondants sure of is restlessly and is uncom State University and served three years each student to thin for himself and to learn the methods of self'cdw Naturally, everyone stirring waiting a smooth, buttery texture definitely long Wooster is fortably tor a proper Frotestant introduction but Ulo is inquiring with the Army engineers' corps. different and the flavors mouth- cation which must be applied in various forms after watering. strongly about our health and our' grandmothers and is paying little Miss Margaret Robson will teach left behind and the Roc is slowly weathering away in front of the Bonnie Lassie Chocolates repre- who back-flip- s and Chapel. or no attention to his friend by now is doing up piano. She has been a teaching fellow sent supreme Gobelin quality in a down the walk leading to Kauk.e And although this may be nothing at the University of Texas for the past new style. The surprisingly low price makes them available for any new in the history of the College, it is certainly enough to rate a few year since graduation from Otter- - her purse. Campus Facelifting Brings onlookers. In fact, one of our members who is of a mercenary turn of bein College. If you haven't tried Bonnie Lassie find few tickets mind is suggesting that we are cleaning up if we can a A new instructor in chemistry, John Chocolates, come in today and buy . a box. You'll be delighted! to sell. . Un to Pre-V- ar Standard D. Reinheimer has been teaching at Hill how Nevertheless, Olo is still yabbling away and he is telling us Johns Hopkins University where he MILLS DRUG STORE Major face-bftin- g operations on Wooster buildings during the he is, missing Chrysanthemum who is also yabbling away and is telling earned his master's degree. He is summer have brought the "newer look" to the college campus. Many how she is missing Olo. All this, to be sure, is somewhat confusing, graduate of Kenyon College. war'deferred repairs have been completd by the Buildings and Grounds inasmuch as this other character flips into our midst and begins chatter dpartment, under the direction ot J2. Zearl Kamey, ing away in a manner which makes registration sound like a whisper in dead Sonotone. ion a Biggest project is the rewiring, replastering, repainting and re-decorat- of recalling article of Holden Hall, expected to be finished soon. Installation of It is then that one our number is an in Life concerning the, new cult of Activationists and what with nodding and Ice-Col- Coca-Col- new plumbing, sanding and refinishing of. floors and laying of asphalt d a winking among ourselves we are beginning to eye this new jockey tile on the floors of halls and dining rooms makes Holden almost a new especial although until we notice he is dorm inside. with interest, it is not now that not wearing shoes and his knickers are bagging even more than some- Outside woodwork on all education- what at the knees. Adds Zest to Lunch al buildings has been painted. Campus is Lodge, Miller Manor, Westminster, Well, it at this time that three or four of the faculty stroll out and Scott Cottage, Bowman Hall and Beall of Kauke and saunter leisurely in the direction of the Union at and is Hall have been painted completely out- this Olo's buddy is pointing jumping up and down with great demonstrated side, and inside painting has been done glee inasmuch as he is preparing to greet them with his tactics. in some of these. dynamic But at this Olo grabs him roughly by the arm and whispers some- New Chapel Door thing which seems to have an amazing effect because his friend now To eliminate congestion, a. south assumes an extremely bashful expression and begins picking his teeth door has been installed in the transept with his thumbnail. Memorial Chapel. Scott Auditorium in And it is while Olo is still speaking to this character that Chry- , xayior xiau was pauuicu pcam vwiui leans unobtrusively and has a new floor and new rug on santhemum over very and informs us that we are be alarmed because this jockey nothing the stage. Severance Hall now has a not to is more than a chim.' which is Olo by new ventilating system, and Kauke panzee left to his granduncle who is a student of and who is Hall was given a new cork floor in the Aldous Huxley a very different kind of guy in his own Furthermore, Chrysanthemum, fast upper haLV Six new laboratories were right. says the chimp and Olo are built for the psychology department, E. ZEARL 1RAMEY friends and it is a great pain tor Olo to hear any snide remarks con his is and several Kauke classrooms were re- - cerning granduncle's protege and what is more, the chimp able a mean boogie. - decorated.- - to beat out plenty Big Four Revitalizes Naturally, nodding and A few rooms in Babcock Hall and we are are assuring' Chrysanthemum that for a minute thinking that anything is amiss and Hoover Cottage were repapered, but Plans al Retreat we are never that it they received the least remodeling is practically an everyday occurrence to see a chimpanzee doing back za Revitalization instead of re-organi- becoming Douglass Hall was redecorated through- flips around campus. And at this Chrysanthemum is more was the theme underlying the Big and informs she is all out, and Livingstone Lodge was com- tion than a little pleased us that knowing along that Retreat Sunday evening and Mon pletely repainted and the lounge was Four this is a broadminded institution and that now she is sure that the of the Bill Watkins, president . refurnished. day as Dean of Men will find a nice double in Kenarden for Olo and his co-ordinat- ing body, led the Council in buddy. hmmmmmtmi :r Major Kenarden Changes planning the year ahead. By this time the chimp is beginning to shake hands with everyone All rooms, halls and floors of Ken-- ; made of the ar Announcement was all over again and we are remembering that we are promised to a friend arden' painted.r The kitchen has were" rival of Wanda Nekrasz October 10 or for a five o'clock barbell date and are having to leave in the ne&Huture J Jt frtjJK as- ill been completely remodeled, and scholarship student n 11. Wanda is a And to make things even better, Olo announces that is time for his ffi it phalt tile will soon be put on the din- of from Poland whom the students friends afternoon ice cream cone and so he and the chimp and Chry hall floor. Outside woodwork was ing Wooster, through Big Four, have help santhemum are giving us all a huge goodbye and outside doors are disappearing into painted, and some new ed support. the Union. s installed. Don Shawver discloses that James Well, at this we are not knowing just how to take such an inter Other maintenance operations in- Robinson, renowned pastor of the esting situation but we are finally convincing ourselves that it is by no clude painting the basement of Sever- Church of the Master in New York means distasteful to have any character on campus who is able to give ance Gymnasium, relaying of brick City, will lead the campus during the boogie chapel program. walks, new stokers at Beall and Bow Week of Prayer, February 28-Mar- ch 3. Ask or it either way ... both Halls, additional hot water Lowry Rev. trade-mar- man and Dr. Howard F. and the ks meqn the same thing, heaters in Kenarden and the Gymnas John L. Bates spoke at the dinner when ' ium. reports of Monday's sessions were made IAN LIN SHOP BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-CO- U COMPANY BY also into the by the presidents of the Big Four or COCA-COL- New furniture was put A BOTTLING COMPANY OF WOOSTER YMCA, YWCA, West- - 219 E. Liberty Section house on Beall avenue, ganizations, Coca-Col- Ninth 0 1948, Th a Company Pre-Mi- n, and Jewelry within all ed the price which the section re-open- for their minster Fellowship, and Gifts range of Qericus. bousing this year, , Thursday, September 23, 1948 THE WOOSTER VOICE . Psge Three

lltC. . . . W. NOMQOED VIRGINIA HO SCOTS by Mel Swartz lieu Bos Uill Talie 43 Gridslcrs Much talk has been circulating lately concerning the game Saturday with the To loanlain Lair For Opncr; University of West Virginia. Some seem to think that we are hopefully Minor Injuries Plague Players outclassed and playing football only for by Jack Dntt the sake of monetary values isn't quite Well guys and gals, here we are again back at good ol' C of Woo according to Hoyle. and a hearty welcome to you all. The arrival of fall weather heralds It is a well known fact that the the coming of another season for our pigskin toting Scots who now athletic department is doing well when have a new bus to take them around to "the games which are to be they break even during the football played away. This bus will seat 43 and is indeed a welcome addition season. Costs of uniforms, programs, to the athletic department etc., have almost doubled in the last This year the Scots have the longest Coach Johnny Swigart to start the hot few years. Of course any college makes and hardest schedule that they have fob of getting into condition for the money on basketball but the surplus on had in many a moon. The first game is coming games. A total of 14 letter that only pays the expenses accrued with West Virginia Saturday, Septenv men returned this year. There have been during the baseball season. ber 27, and the final game is with two practice sessions daily during which The college recently has acquired Mount Union here Thanksgiving Day. the boys have worked hard and diligently new bleacher seats for die gym and A total of ten games will be played and are now in excellent physical shape last week bought a bus to convey the this season two months of solid foot and in good spirit Generally speaking, players to their respective sports. ball for the scholarly Scots. the Scots will have a fairly heavy team Needless to say these things all cost The second game is with Kent State which will not be too speedy, but on money, and the money earned in the October 2nd. This should really be a the other hand it is an experienced game this Saturday will help to meet JL. rough and tumble contest since Kent team. This last factor means a lot and these expenses and enable the athletic With play book in hand Wooster Head Football Coach Johnny M. is still sore about the unexpected spank- Swigart goes over a play with coaches Carl B. Munson, right, will be the determining element department to keep within their bud- and ing we gave them last in the Chuck Slagle. Munson is the line with Slagle holding year. Denison, get. A. mentor the success of the team." title of defensive coach. last year's state champs, will be here for Regarding the superiorty of West Homecoming which will lead to no end Minor injuries have plagued Coach Virginia over Wooster, it's only theory of grunting and groaning on the Scots' Swigart since the beginning of Fall until the teams actually clash. The Three Full Teams training. Bob Coccia has been be- Cross Country Hen Prepare for part to push the oval sphere over the out record of football is studded with so-call- ed goal line and obtain a victory for the cause of a wrenched shoulder and Dave "impossible upsets," and this Answer Art's Call mob of cheering patriots in Boles Dowd suffered a sprained ankle in last game is by no means won or lost until Season Opener Against Oberlin the final gun has sounded. for Football Dean has been bothered A group of aspirants and four letter winners gathered this week Practice Undoubtedly a big question in the with a stiff Might I add that the players them mind of everyone right now is, "Why leg and John Allen has had a sprained to start training for Wooster College's minor fall sport- - cross country. by Jack Lang selves have always wanted Wooster to are we playing a big school like West sacroiliac. Tom Kuhn has been limping compete with a large well-know- n uni The Scot harriers will have a chance to prove themselves against Freshman Football Coach Art Mur- Virginia?" In the first place when a around because of a foot injury. versity. This will give them the chance Oberlin at the upstate course Oct. 14 as the distance runners initiate ray issued his call for frosh gridsters larger school such as West Virginia and will enhance prestige of the The men who will be missed this the a campaign to avenge the five losses they suffered last season, Monday and what did he get? three offers a game to a small school such as College whether they win or lose. year because of graduation are Bui Stan Siders, Symon Satow, Bill we, well, we are flattered and accept. John will be there gunning for his full squads, 33 men ready and rarin' Otterbein had played West Virginia out Also there is a very good financial Shinn, Bill Quail, Ray Clever, Roy son and Bill Monroe expected - the previous two and the last are to to go. years at guarantee connected with such an en- Miller, and T. J. Lykos. Buck Pontius, form the nucleus of squad moment decided not to play this year the since Although only about half of the gagement, and since the Athletic de Among the men pushing last year's last year's erstwhile center, will be un- The opportunity came to Wooster with this quartet of pacers are virtually the squad has seen football through the partment has not been able to operate regulars for positions are Klaus Kron- able to play because of a sciatic condi- no strings attached so it was in our represented all Scotdom successfully without same team that eyes of a high school player, a few getting into the favor to take them up on their offer. er, who has worked out the last two red, it is advantageous to accept such tion which would be aggravated were last year. Bill Campbell is the only members show that they were given This will be the only meeting between years, and Dave James, Talbot, an offer. he to play again this year. As replace ' John member not returning to the ranks. along oval-ball far is now their talents the sport the teams so as known. The and Jack Lang, who earned numerals Forty men reported September 7 to (Continued on Pag 4) athletic department believed that this Siders was the star of last season's line. in the distance sport their freshman was to be the first game of the season squad, coming in as the leader of the Ronald Williams of Massillon looks h If when they agreed year. for either team to the Black & Gold team several times. He good at the guard position. He held contract. However, plans always change Also among the rough and ready FOOTBALL SCHEDULE FOR 1948 took fifth place in the conference meet. down this berth for the Tigers in high and this will now be the second game boys are Bob Smith, Dick Bird, Art Sept. 25 West Virginia at Morgantown Satow has been on the Wooster dis- school. Ramon Dodez, who hails from for West Virginia, having defeated Schultz, and Leo Baranski. Smith and has Oct. 2 Kent State at Kent (night game) Waynesburg 29-1- 6 last Saturday. tance teams for some time and can al- Jackson Township in Stark county, Bird ran on the freshmen track team Oct. 9 Hiram Wooster Whatever the outcome, I am sure that ways be counted on for assistance in focused plenty of strength at the tackle at will be last spring. Baranski worked out with Oct. 16 Denison Wooster (Homecoming) Wooster no "pushover" and keeping the score as low as possible. spot with which he is familiar. at that the men themselves will try their the varsity spring trackmen last season. Oct 23 Muskingum at New Concord Johnson did some good running last Two men have shown that they are best to bring home the top end of the Schultz did some practice work with Oct. 30 Akron at Akron Rubber Bowl score. year and is expected to be among the after the squatter's rights over the pig the frosh cross country squad a year Nov. 6 Heidelberg at Wooster leaders under competition. Monroe, skin. John Fitch of Leonia, N. J., and ago. Nov. 13 Wittenberg at Wooster - who faded out in track in the spring, Richard Johnson of Doylestown are Coach Carl B. Munson announces Nov. 20 Oberlin at Oberlin

WOOSTER me away-from-ho- heavy contenders for the center post, that four other meets Nov. 25 Mt Union at Wooster (Thanksgiving) THEATRE stand in the stride of his squad. At Al Borchick, an end from Fairview, Case Oct. 20, at Baldwin-Wallac- e Oct. M.H.M.M. VtM.M.M.AM.M.H.MM MM M . M M M M M Bob Thomas, a tackle from Cleveland 27 (tentative), at Ohio Wesleyan Nov. TONITE (THURSDAY) Heights, Bill Rubbarth of Toledo, De 11, and at Oberlin for the Ohio Con- Dana Andrews Peters Jean ference meet Nov. 18 appear on the Vilbiss, an experienced flanker, and in n card. Paul Steiner of Brewster, who has IDEAL DAIRY Deep Waters The freshman squad for 1948 has played at the fullback slot and also up Quality Dairy Products (Continued on page 4) (Continued on Page 4) 133 N. Bever St Phone 319 FRIDAY and SATURDAY Margaret O'Brien in For that "HOMEY" touch for your room see our fine i Goorgo Lahm "Big City" selection of pictures, ornaments, lamps. DOmiiilEDS nxj Jeweler SHOE REPAIR SHOP 1 PASTEUR Tony Martin in The GIFT CORNER Public Square 221 E. Liberty St Woostar, O. Quality Repotting "Casbah tews a Qfieccartf Phone 1035-- W 215 East liberty Street LOUIS PASTEUR, the

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MOKB ON . . . Wnnstpr's 1P4R Fnnthall rWsr MORE ON Vesl Virginia Game . Country (Continued from Page 3) Frosh Football Plarw Po. Wt. Ht. a. Ac HoaMtowa Virginia will be : 6--1 (Continued from Page Coach has switched two West Fought at quar' John Allen E .187 Jr 22 Lakewood 3) ments Swigart (Continued from Page 3) , " terback, Russell Combs and Bonfili at Shrew Bibcock C 179 6 So 19 Mankato,' Minn , been asked to gather for practice ses- of last year's ends, Chuck Stacker and . the halves, and Walter Malyk full. on the forward wall at tackle, show Myndret Bosack B 179 5--11 Sr 24 Swanton sions starting Monday. Bob Coccia, to the center slot Ed Zem at that they have had excellent high Robert Cocria C 211 6--2 Jr 24 Wooster ke will also see some action at that post. Fought is a 170 pound Parkersburg, The experienced team members have Samuel Carry G 181 5--9 Jr 21 Ashland, Ky. Of course Slammin' Sam Curry and Art W. Va., boy who stands at five feet, school experience. been giving helpful hints to the new Price Daw B 177 5--11 So 18 Terraco Park Schneider are back this year raring to nine inches. Combs, 17? pounds is from Wooster High offers three men to Mun-so- n . ti hopefuls this week since Coach tvaxruu T 199 6 Jr 22 High Springs, Fla. get in there and knock 'em flat John Pennsgrove, . N. J.; Bonfili, 170, is busy with football duties. the Murraycoached squad. Ronald Dorrkott-Davi- 5- Doylestown The John d . B 154 -9 Yi So 21 Lykos, Dave Dowd, Price Daw, Shreve Morgantown senior, is five feet, eleven Wooster men work out on a four-mil- e Rails anrl RnK Tlavia ar a nair nf fialf. Dowd G 181 6--1 So 19 Maaaillon Babcock and some other members of inches tall. Malyk, 250 pound giant course, laid out northwest of the cam' backs look impressive. Swan James Eden. B 160 5--8 Sr 26 Wooster last year's Freshman line will play an from Vineland, N. J., stands at an that Jim pus. George Ehrhardt B 216 6 So 23 Oakmont, Pa. important role on the present varsity even six feet. is thick in the battle for the charging 177 5--11 21 Cleveland Heights Robert Feme G Fr squad. tackle. ! On the end positions will be Reno, position at Tom Flippen B 17 6 So 21 Sandusky The boys who have returned this 190 pounds, six feet letter earner from The past week the squad has been Donald Fry . B 168 5--8 Sr 25 Cleveland : Moore year in the backfield are Jim Kennedy, Greensburg, Pa., and Cox, 200 pound, John Guito B i75 5--8 Sr 23 Wooster running through conditioning exercises Kenny Nouse, Miney Busack, Twitch' six feet man from Parkersburg. Hugh Hayward B 173 5--8 So 20 Youngstown and drills in fundamentals. This docket Taste Treats ell, Eden, Gusso, and Flippen. Hugh 6- 3 21 Rochester, N. Y. Ralph Main, 20$ pounds, and Gene John Hogestyn T 212 - Jr will give those haven't played Howard is back this year after drop' Remenar, 220 will from men that Edward Hughei T 204 6--2 So 19 Bloomsbury, N. J. Special Cakes pounds, operate ping out of competition last year. The tackle Charles Boyles, much ball before time to grasp a few of Robert Junkin T 193 6--2 So 19 Wooster CHERRY TARTS and the spot. 190 boys who romped under Art Murray's pounds, and Andy Zubel, 180 pounds, the fundamentals of the grid James Kennedy B 183 5--11 Jr 23 Kittanning, Pa. DELICIOUS ROLLS sport, tutelage last year and who will be used Weldon Kerr T 222 6--2 Sr 20 Wooster will work from the guard slots. coordination, and points on body con- 5-- as replacements in the backfield are David Knight T 218 10 Jr 23 Wooster Moore Bakeries At center will be Dave Stevenson, tact. 5- Shafer, Ober, Malinowsky, Meeker, Thomas Kiihn G 193 -10 Jr 19 Hartville - 138 East Liberty Street 220 pounds, who is playing his first Joseph Lane E 195 6 Sr 23 Mineral Ridge and others. Early next week the frosh will be Telephone 160 year. Stephenson has been dubbed the 6--2 Brecksville briefed on the Kent State offense and Thomaj Laypoct T 201 Jr 23 The probable backfield 6tarters for best defensive man on the West Vir' ' ' Lykoa 5--9 So 23 Belle Vernon, Pa. .:1t :- -. .L. J.V.. . J John T 215 ginia squad and is expected to give the wiu against iuc vaisuy 111 uuiuiuy B 5--10 So 19 Wilmington, Del Jesse Malinowski 175 Scot backfield plenty of headaches. scrimmage., The squad of freshmen has Robert Meeker B 176 5-1- 0'2 So 19 Troy not had the conditioning that the Var Clyde Metz E 167 6 Jr 20 Monongahela, Pa. All in all we have a very promising 5-- team this year. One thing helps sity Scots have gone through and will Kenneth Now B 167 10 Sr 23 Loudonville which 5-8-V2 a tremendously is Roy Ober B 173 So . 19 Akron SIBLEY & HUDSON out team the support probably not enter contact work with 5--11 that they receive from home crowd, William Poulton E 197 So 21 Columbiana the their big brothers for two weeks. Nilei Reimer G 169 6 So 21 Ft Collins, Colo. w Since 1906 on the Square so let's get behind the boys and give Out in the punting drills, Jack MaB Arthur Schneider G 193 5--11 Jr 21 North Canton - WOOSTER them lots of encouragement. on of Cadiz seems to be able to Robert Shafer B 193 6--1 'a So 19 Cincinnati pro' Clark Shoaf G 198 6 Sr 23 Wooster pell the ball the longest distance. He been so Guy Sitler B 163 5--9 '2 So 19 Oakmont, Pa. hasn't tested under fire, there Harry Stapler E 183 6 Sr 23 Wooster is still plenty of room for his competi- 5 Charles Stacker E 186 6--1 Jr 21 Uhrkhsville tors for the booting duties. Robert Twitehell B 172 6 Jf 23 Fairview el&ax Early practice sessions indicate no Edwin Ziemke T 191 6 1 Jr 23 Norwalk outstanding passer in the class with last Public season's Jesse Malinowski. Jesse will be Indicates Letterman Prompt Service on Watch Repairs. Square tossing for the varsity this season. .

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