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VOL. XLVII z799 ~TATE COLLEGE OF . PULLMAN. WASH .. WEDNEDAY, NOV. 20, 1940 NO. 26 Gonzaga Awaits Cougar Grid Attack

Untermeyer Many Urge Bill Sewell, Canadeo Speaks I-Iere Change '48. to Match Grid Talent:s by BUD COPPERS in December I-Iour Rule COMES LATE NOVEMBER and the local football enthusiasts begin to buzz. For not far off is the yearly grid clash between Washington LOUIS UNTERMEYER, world FORTY-EIGHT hour period for State and Gonzaga, a battle which never fails to be a thriller. Next renowned poet, lecturer and critic, Thanksgiving vacation began yes- Saturday finds the Cougars invading Spokane for this annual classic with will discuss the American literary terday at 7 :20 a.m. Vacation be- the Bulldogs. A large delegation of \VSC rooters is expected to be on scene at convocations in Bryan hall gins at 4:20 p.m, today and ends at hmdfurilieill~~ .~ on Tuesday, December 10 and 7:20 a.m. Monday morning. At that Saturday's game will pit Bill Thursday, December 12. hour the 48 hour period commences Sewell and against Mr. Untermeyer will participate again and ends at 6 p.m. Tuesday. each other. These two passing, Four Pledged in two round-table discussions and No ROTC classes or drill will be kicking and running wizzards are a wili make several informal talks held zero period Monday, the mili- pair of the best backs in the nation about the American literary field tary department announced yester- and on their performances may rest to Phi Bete while he is on the campus. day. the outcome of this game. Canadeo, FOUR NEW members have been a former Chicago prep star, has been • Flunked Out Once • Rumor Unfounded elected to the local chapter of Phi When the Cougar battles the Bull- the main cog in the Irish offensive Strangely enough, Mr. Unter- A rumor that swept the campus Hailed as the miracle man of Coach puggy Hunton is celebrat- dog in Spokane Saturday, senior to date while Sewell's passing in Beta Kappa, national scholastic ing his second successful season with early this week which led many to Coast football, Clark Shaughnessy meyer, poet, critic, essayist, scholar quarterback Don Greeley be honorary, by vote of the members. . Last Saturday will has made an auspicious debut as seven games thus far this season has and wit, once flunked out of high making his last appearance in the believe that the 48 hour period will Frederick Palmer and Ruth Eagle- Bulldogs pulled one of the put him in the lead of the nation in his na- school because of his failure to Inland Empire for WSC. For three end Wednesday noon, is unfounded. coach of the Stanford football team son were elected on a basis of out- tion's upsets by downing Detroit, this department. Both men also years the popular redhead, now Several members of the student body by leading his charges to six straight he's plotting to pull an- master geometry. handle the punting chores of their standing scholarship and character 13-7. Now ASSCW president, has called plays urged the administration to move conference victories, which is good other upset Saturday when his boys As a prolific writer, he has writ- teams in addition to doing a good during their three years of college for Hollingbery's machine. Injuries the penalty period up to noon Wed- enough to put the Indians out front ten more than 30 volumes of prose work. They will graduate in June. meet the Cougars in Spokane. may keep him on the bench part or nesday in view of the fact that great in the Rose Bowl race. share of the running. and poetry, one of which, "The Don- The other new members, LaVelle all the game. numbers of students must travel sev- key of God," received the Enit Prize • Gets Wide Recognition LaFollette and Ada Harrison were for the best book of Italy written _;;;;; iiii eral hundred miles. Canadeo achieved nation-wide selected on a basis of three and one- They pointed out that freezing recognition as a sophomore when half years' work. by a non-Italian. weather made night driving condi- Opera BaIIet Draft Board Varsity Ball he sprinted 100 yards or more on In addition to outstanding char- tions very dangerous. However, no three different occasions. acter and personality, general mem- action had been taken by the ad- Past records are forgotten when bership requires an average of 2.25 ministration at the time of this writ- Plans Progress Comes Dec.o 'Booster I-Iop Opens Office ing. It is believed by many that an the Spokane outfit clashes with the grade points; primarily in the field organized effort will be made by WITH THE appointment of locals as the scores in previous of liberal arts and sciences. VIENNA-BORN Fritz Berens THE LOCAL draft board has games between the two schools students prior to Christmas vaca- committee chairmen for the Var- opened an office in room 215, Col- will conduct for the San Francisco tion in an effort to secure a change sity ball, plans for the dance to be show. Many times the Cougars have After Game lege hall, where students may have Opera ballet when it appears here in the rule. given December 14 are getting un- been riding along on the crest of December 6 at the Bryan hall stage the questionnaires required of all a winning streak only to have a JOHNNY HARRIS and his or- der way, according to John Rea, in an afternoon and evening per- conscription registrants checked and • Must Present Excuses Gonzaga eleven come through with Class Names chestra will climax a day jam-packed notarized by local attorneys. Office Excuses for absences during the general chairman. formance. with entertainment by playing at the a surprise win. Berens began teaching piano and hours are from 4:15 to 5:15 every 48 hour period must be presented dance for students, alumni, and The Varsity ball, as its name im- • Goddard Led Attaek coaching singing when he was only Tuesday and Friday except during to the dean of women or dean of friends of the state college at the plies, is in honor of varsity grid- Committees fifteen years old. He studied music vacation when the office will be men within three days following the In 1935 Eddie Goddard was lead- Silver Grill ballroom of the Spokane men and is presented annually by at the Vienna conservatory, and has closed. absence. The penalty is $1 per class Intercollegiate Knights. Presenta- ing the Cougar attack which had ACCORDING TO Roger Camp, hotel Saturday night, November 23. rolled over opposition with ease un- conQucted in many cities in Europe. • BA Students Help missed. If the fee is not paid with- tion of the Bohler award to the president of the junior class, ap- The Grill room is being decorated in ten days following the tim:e the til the Bulldog fracas. The week Berens considers the Vienna Opera Members of Gamma Beta, wom- player, who through cooperation pointments made recently by the in keeping with the atmosphere of before led his company as one of the most not- bill is sent out from the registrar's and inspiration to his teammates junior class executive committee the last near-home game with Cougar en's business administration hon- charges against state, WSC had able of the old-world groups he has office, one hour of credit for each has shown himself most worthy of are as follows: pennants and state college souvenirs. orary, will be 011 hand to check and journeyed to Los Angeles and given worked with. class missed will he deducted from recognition will he the highlight of Harry Mills. chairman of junior The room is set in cabaret style and 'correct the questionnaires, under the the USC Trojans a 19 to 0 licking. • Travels With Company supervision of Mrs. E. H. Wood, in- the student's credit earned for the the evening. week, assisted by Ruth Peterson, The position of rnusical conductor plans are being made to accorno- sem ester. That was of little value, however, as date at least 300 couples. structor in secretarial training. Committee chairmen as appointed Don Babcock and Audrey Driver. Ior the San Francisco Opera ballet the Cougars went down 7 to 0 to According to Mrs. Wood, the by John Rea are: patrons and pat- Gonzaga. Burgy Brown, chairman of the jun- has been his for the past two years, • Swantz Peps blanks should be filled in and ior prom; Joe Werner, orchestra, ronesses, George Wright; tickets, During Babe Hollingbery's coach- and he travels with the touring Starting early in the morning, Alex notarized, then returned to the local Carl Nickolson, programs; AI Glenn Biddle; program, Dick Me- ing reign, WSC has won nine games, company. Berens recently con- Swantz has chosen Gonzaga's own draft board of Whitman county with- Shows Valley Diedesch, decorations; and Roger Worter; decorations; Dick Marshall; lost three and one resulted in a tie. ducted the San Francisco Symphony back yard to throw his pep rally. in five days after they are received Bohler award, Bill Monro; and prop- Hernpleman, patrons and patrones- orchestra in their interpretation of At 10:15 Saturday morning, a parade in the mail. Students are asked to From 1926 through 1930 the Zags erties, Bud Matsen. were unable to score while Wash- ses. the Tschaikowsky score for the will leave the Dessert hotel headed have the questionnaires filled out Perfect Spot ington State was blanked only once, • Review Chiefs Told four act ballet, "Swan Lake," when by the college pep band and march- before they report to the office. in a scoreless tie in 1937. This tie The junior review will be given it was presented to a capacity aud- ing chorus. They will parade COLORTONE pictures of pictur- ended a three-game Gonzaga win- this year under chairmanship of ience at the Vvar Memorial Opera through the downtown area and re- Violi n Concert esque and scenic Sun Valley were ning spell which started with a 13 Johnny Harris and junior distinc- turn to the hotel. house in San Francisco by the San presented by Mr. Dall Crooks, the • to 6 loss for the Staters in 1934. tions under Harper Monroe. The Francisco ballet. Keeping festivities alive will be AWS Party representative of Union Pacific rail- I S Postponed Since 1926 Washington State has head of the survey committee, Bet- A composer as wen, Berens. has yell king and dukes, Babe Duris, road and Sun Valley, in convocation scored 144 points to 58 for their op- ty Berg, assisted by Virginia Har- among his most recent composi- Clancy Yean and Dale Williams; yesterday morning. rison and Janice Murphy. I-Ionors Frosh ZINO FRANCESCATTI, fam- • Continuedon Page Thr.ee tions the musical score for the mod- yell queens, Irma Kokko and Betty The two reels of the film depicted ous French violinist who was sched-. _ John Ellis is chairman of the ern ballet, "And Now the Brides," Nourse as weI! as the three drum budget committee for the junior ONE HUNDRED and fifty fresh- the valley as a perfect playground for uled to appear in concert here No- which is included in the 1940-41 majorettes, June Cornelius, Phyllis men girls, who have shown the most every member of the family. The class and will be assisted by John and Shirly Ingram. vember 28, will be unable to reach repetoire of the ballet he now con- interest and enthusiasm in fresh- longest ski lift in the world, skeet the United States in time to fulfill Holiday Rally Lewis and Ed Knettle. Additional ducts. • Game Promises Fun men orientation groups will be hon- shooting, swimming, skating and the engagement. appointments for junior week will Tickets for the appearance of the After lunch, rivalries will be trans- ored at a party to be given on De- horse back riding are only a few of be made early in December. ballet here will go on sale right after the attr actiohs Sun Valley has to Fr ancescatti planned to leave ferred to where cernber 14 from 2:30 to 4:30 in the Spain early this month, but the Next Saturd;; the Thanksgiving holiday at the the Cougars will tangle with the recreation rooms of both North and offer. Spanish border was suddenly closed "Spokane is going to be just "pul- Student Bookstore, Watt's Pharma- Gonzaga Bulldogs. All seats are South halls. • Shows Instructors following the Hitler-Franco con- enty" surprised at the students and cy and the graduate manager's of- reserved' those who failed to get Orientation leaders, freshman The second reel portrayed the in- Professors Go ference. He has now crossed the noise that are going to fill its streets fice. Arrangements have been their tickets at the graduate mana- councilors, and AWS council mem- structors and professional skiers in border to Portugal and will sail from Saturday morning at 10:15," says made for special prices to all State a hare and hound chase. One skier ger's office may get them at the bers will also be guests. On- com- Lisbon November 22. Alex Swantz, rally chairman. Start- College students. Desert hotel in Spokane up to game mittees are the foJlowing girls: starts the chase and the others try to Convention The local committee and the of- ing at the Desert Hotel, a big WSC time. Admission is 75 cents for Decorations-Venette Maybin, to catch him and snatch the red cap. fice of associated students are now Holiday rally will wind through PROFESSORS Bruce R. McEl- Cougar rooting section. Ire n e Nowogroski, Darlene The Union Pacific Railroad com- Thanksgiving Dinner working to find another suitable main downtown streets, and then derry and Robert Ackerman will at- pany is offering a special rate to Those wishing to purchase tickets Schmidt and Marilyn Blundell. date for the Francescatti concert. circle back to the starting point. tend the annual convention of the Plans Are Made for the night's dancing after the Entertainment-Sonia Rogers, students who desire to spend a week Philological association of the Pa- The students will be lead by the A NO-HOST Thanksgiving din- game may get them at the St~de~t Celeste Gussman, Pat Morrill, Bar- during Christmas vacation at Sun cific coast to be held on the campus Valley. This rate is $37 and in- college pep band and the marching ner will be held tomorrow by mem- Bookstore or at the Silver Grill III bara Fleischman and Pat Person. of the University of California at chorus. The rally is to precede the bers of the horticulture department Spokane. Admission is $1.15 per Rrefreshments-Harriet Ayres, cludes all meals and instruction in Berkeley on November 22 and 23. Local Phi Mu \VSC-Gonzaga game in Spokane. according to Dr. E. L. Overholser: couple. Kay McAllister, Rachel Cook and skiing. Professor McElderry will present Back at the Desert hotel, yell a paper on "Christabel, Coleridge, Alice Garrett.. . ------1 Invitations - Prudence Wilson, Has Initiation kings and dukes, Babe Duris, Clan- and the Commentators," showing the Sue Hildenbrand, Alice Tokalo and cy Jean and Dale Williams, will synthesis of influence of demonolo- 6roup Honors THE LOCAL Chi chapter of Phi gy and Gothic romance in "Christo- Barbara White. lead the crowd in yells and songs. Mu Alpha. Sinfonia, national men's Ferry Men of 1895 Clean-Up-Charlotte Kane, Jerry The yell queens will also be there in be!." music honorary, ·recently held its an- "Sir Ironside it! 'Morte D'Arthur' Meyers, Yvonne Jacobs' and Har- ful swing. To top the jamboree off, New Initiates nual initiation. All initiates are en- three drum majorettes, June Cor- and 'Syre Gawene and the Carle of riet Peasley. PI CHAPTER of Pi Lambda rolled in the music department and nelius, Phyllis Ingram and Shirley Carlyle, " is the subject of Profes- sor Ackerman's paper, in which he See Hall in _Flames Theta, national women's educational are active in campus musical organ- Ingram will give an exhibition of izations and affairs. shows in Sir Gawene an analogue honorary, celebrated its Founders' baton twirling. IT WAS JUST exactly 45 years then stood near College hall. Forensic Circle for Mallory's tale of Gareth. day and honored its new initiates • New Members ago this Friday that old Ferry hall Some of the boys escaped via Every WSC rooter and sponsor is Last year's convention was held in with a banquet at the Washington urged to attend the rally and game burned down. On the night of No- the fire escapes, others on the con- Initiates Debaters New members are Don Graham, Los Angeles, and was attended by hotel Saturday, November 16. to support the team in one of the vember 22, 1895, about 100 men ductor pipes. None of them were NEW MEMBERS who were ini- Spokane; Nat Endsley, Colfax; Bob Dr. Murray Bundy and Professor hardest battles of the season. were in the building at the time the fully dressed, most of them being tiated Sunday into Forensic Circle. Thre·e candidates. were initiated Hagenau, Tacoma; Earl Smith, Op- Emmett Avery of the English de- fire occurred. One of the men, clad in only a nightshirt. In a very local debating honorary, are: Jean at the service held at the home of portunity; Gerald Mohr, Colfax; partment Duncan Dunn, later became a re- short time, the roof crashed to the Sarchet, Don Elliot, George Moody, Miss Catherine Bryden, 302 Spauld- Jack Field, Leavenworth and Russell gent of the college and Duncan basement and the entire building Jerry Walker, Juanita Gilham and ing, preceding the banquet. They Larsen, Walla Walla. Cosmopolitans ~unn dormitory was named for was in ruin. Marguerite Pederson. were Edith Krueger, Colfax, Arnar- Initiation for the seven men was Hear Address Dean Confers him, • Many Offer Aid Interest and ability in debating anthe Just, Portland, and Elna held at Bryan hall auditorium. Fol- Immediately after this, there was DR. MEYER, of the sociology de- . H~ an~ his brother were sleep- form the basis on which a candidate Schmitz, Rosalia. lowing the ceremony was a banquet a meeting in the auditorium of th~ partment, spoke to a gathering of rng m a first-floor room at the east becomes eligible for membership in meeting at the golf club house, with With Ag Men Administration building, and many • Founder Speaks mixed nationality students at the end of .the bUilding. About two the forensic society. Dean Kimbrough, H. D. Nasrnyth, faculty members and Pullman citi- Speaking at the banquet were Congregational church last Satur- EDW ARD C. Johnson dean of o'clock In the morning they were Russell Danburg and Alfred Boy- Mrs. E. F. Landerholm, one of the day evening. His topic was "Race I the college of agriculture' returned awakened by the bursting of the zens offered to house the homeless ington of the music department at- founders of Pi chapter, who dis- and Race Prejudice." to the campus Saturday after a sue- window, followed by flames of fire fellows. Before adjourning an at- Ag Group Plans tending. cussed briefly the founding of Pi At the present time there are 26 cessful trip back east, where he COD- from a small porch jUst off their tempt was made to stop the stam- Two Photo Contests Lambda Theta, and Professor more who attend the meetings regu- ferred with agricultural officials. room. I t was believed the fire pede, which threatened to depopu- Thomas E. La Fargue of the history Broom Goes Under larly, a~d of this n~mb:r. there are One of the highlights of the trip started from a bakery underneath late the college. THE STATE college "Agricul- department, who gave an illustrated mile different I_'ahonalitles re~re- was the convention held at Chicago. The Pullman churches gave a turist" is sponsoring two amateur the porch. talk on "The Contribution of the Knife in Colfax sen ted ; these being Negro, Indian, Johnson met with the association of free Thanksgiving dinner to the photography contests with prizes • Man Fire Hose Far East to World culture." apan.e~e! Jewish, Norwegian, Swed- land grant colleges and universities students, and a public subscription to be given for the three winning Henry Charles Broom, Stimson ! Pi Lambda Theta was founded at Ish, FI1ipmo, French as well as others of which 'Vashington State is a The stairway from the bottom was taken in the following days. prints. The prints are to be judged hall junior, is critically ill in the of the white race. member. to the top acted as a chimney, and Several thousand dollars was con- on clearness, uniqueness and origin- Columbia, Missouri, in 1917, and now has chapters in most of the Colfax hospital following an emer- Club adviser, Professor C. M. The speakers at the convention in a few moments the entire build- tributed, and before very long the ality. gency operation Sunday for a Brewster, extends a hearty welcome were Secretary of Agriculture Claude ing and the roof were aflame. The present Ferry hall was erected. At • Plan Two Contests important teacher training centers bursted appendix. His condition was to all who may care to come. The R. Wickard and Chester C. Davis, alarm was given and several man- the time of the fire, there was no Pictures should pertain to college throughout the country. Its pur- pronounced very grave by attending next meeting is to be the second member of the national defense ad- ned the fire hose while others insurance on the building whatso- life in general or stress some phase pose is to foster hi~her ideals of edu- cation among women. physcians. Saturday in December. visory commission. rushed to the college bell which ever. of agriculture. Page Two THE EVERGREEN Wednesday, November 20, 1940 Community womEn'S PAGE ~ntertains at DUBBLETALK Societlj Apparel Cha'tter Faculty Tea Pre- Vacation Glamour Sparks Skating Suits Go To the Head COMMUNITY HALL had over Whispers Aired 200 guests at their annual faculty tea HAIR DECORATIONS for eve- Show Brevity Who's Who in Honoraries Sponsors Name last Sunday. The guests were re- IT WAS SECOND verse, same ning come to the fore! Evening SONJA HEINE started some- ceived in the drawing room and then tune as the Chi 0 house, Sunday glamour is heightened with' new 'thing. Along with her skates, she escorted down to the decorated re- night. Bob Clegg, SPE man, made and different gadgets for the hair. DO YOU KNOW what Lambda ing for the 9th national convention brought a new skating costume. She Dance Date creation room. a transfer of pin and Lois Elliot, love Kappa Sigma is? For the inform- of the organization to be held there • Night Sparklers wore this costume in the sunny • AutUmn Theme life of his high scool days, was on The popular daytime bow is ation of those who don't, it's the next summer. PLANS ARE BEING made for south, where rain is just sprinkles, An autumn theme was used, car- the receviing end. Love marches on! transformed into a rhinestone or honorary for the advancement of Lambda Kappa Sigma presents a +he annual sponsor's ball to be giv- ~inds small breezes and snow not at ried out with four tall green candles sequin at night. This is especially women in the field of pharmacy. scholarship each year to the student en December 7. Military men and • 10 all. It was a very cute costume, and centerpiece of chrysanthemums. The Betas took out for scientific becoming for brunettes. For having the highest average for his their guests will dance to the music A partial guest list included Dean especially for the maidens of the Lambda Kappa Sigma was or her first two years in college. of Don Grahams band. The affair observation last week when Kay blondes, there is the giant black sunny south. The ones, that is, that founded in 1913 at the Massa- Lulu Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Gray met B. F. Don Miles on the This year the scholarship was will be held in the TKE house. velvet bow worn at the base of the could get away with it. chusetts College of Pharmacy, and . Kruegel, Mrs. C. O. Johnson, Dr. front porch of the Pi Phi house. awarded to Robert Honodel, junior Invitations to the dance have been neck or halo-fashion across the top the Mu chapter here at Washington and Mrs. P. H. Dirstine, Mrs. Run- It was reunion night after a four-day given to senior advanced military of the head. • Right Up There State, was founded in 1922, in the college of pharmacy. dell, Mrs. Gifford, Mr. and Mrs. C. hospital stay, and absence hadn't In case you haven't seen Sonja Twenty chapters of this hono- men, and outstanding junior military L. Hix and Mrs. E. L. Overholtser. • Feathery Fluff Kay Church heads this year's made the heart less fonder. Your escort might not enjoy the or any of her followers so far this rary now exists and are distributed men. All members of Scabbard and • Receiving Line group as president. Vice president sensation of feathers under his chin, Season we'll put you in the know. all over the United States. A na- Blade are also asked to attend. The guests were received by Mrs. is Joyce Johnson and Maryhelen • Five hundred shiningIS clinkers on a This skating gadget is made up of tional publication is printed, en- All of the military officials on the Delashmutt, housemother, Mary but small or large feathers colored Laney fills the secretarial position. 'shoe string! Seems Marjorie May an attractive bright gabardine titled "Blue and Gold Triangle." campus and their guests will' act as Leonard, president, Dean Holm~s, to match' your dress are popular Josephene De Mers is treasurer and Morris, AGD, didn't make the nine- blouse with a matching oh-so-short Seven members this year include patrons and patronesses. guest and Betty McCreery, SOCIal this year. Wear them in spite of Mrs. Belle Dirstine advisor of the ty average Virge Michelson, SAE, skirt. With this you wear white the officers listed plus Vera Ehleros, chairman. Vocal selections through- the boy-friend's criticism-he really group honorary. thought she would, so he paid off skates and turned down wooly socks out the afternoon were sung by Peg- thinks you look pretty niee. Lorrayne Le Mar and Velma Wil- One of the smartest suits ever is in tax tokens. Somebody's missing to match the costume. That is if Two functions are being planned gy Doneen and Kay Crossland. • Fresh Touches son. Marie Reisenauer, sophomore, tweed in slick color combinations. a lot of Tax! you skate, and if you d(.>11'tyou wear by the honorary for this year. First Miniature glass fruit is a new is a pledge. 20 'em anyway and just SIt around the will be the annual banquet for out- Meeting every two weeks this • idea. Clip or pin a red apple (a Here'n There: small one, of course) or cherry in ice and look pretty. standing women in science to be year, the organization has been vVe hear that the Cottage ran your hair-a fresh touch for winter. held in the spring, The second focusing it's attention on orientat- short of tomato juice Sunday after • Brown? COLLEGIAN'S • New Glamour function is colaborating with the ing freshmen and new students in the Theta Chi pledge dance. Tsch! We northern girls are hardy creat- Rho chapter at Portland in prepar- the college of pharmacy. Tsch! Ear rings, tiny and matching, are ures W ~ are strong in mind and The AGD's tied the Kappa's in a new trend and a very popular bod;'-but we aren't absolutely in- BROADWAY the pin race Saturday night, when one. Keep them small, so they will sulated against extreme cold; Mother Joan Chambers t;narched in with a peep out from under your long bob Nature did her darndest, but she Mor tar Board needs a little help on the side. Just Phi Taus Dine by JOE WHITLEY occasion by the immortal Rochne. Phi Sig pin of Bob Wilkinson. By unexpectedly-or let them add a wee bit-but some. Sonja and Honored at Dinner Psychic science-it's wonderful. the by, that also ties the Phi Sigs glamour to your hair when it is NEW YORK CITY, November with the Sigma Nu's for planting swept up from your ears. her pals can wear their dainty frocks With Guests MISS LULU HOLMES will en- 19.-A Yale man who has gone in the artificial ice arenas of southern HEAP TURKEY-NO• MUSIC ability. Involved, ain't it? Evening glamour is important over two weeks without a haircut Cal, but the good '01 ski suit which MEMBERS OF PHI KAPPA tertain members of Mortar Board • 30-30-30 with the many dances coming up is taking his life in his hands if he Those of you who have had your have served us for so long will be at a dinner in her home Wednesday, this winter season! TAU fraternity gave their annual sets foot on the Cornell campus, or Thanksgiving vacation schedule more sensible for wear here where sweetheart dinner last Sunday. November 27, according to Joyce in Manhatten for that matter. scrambled by dual celebrations men are men. might shed a tear for the down- Russel Danburg, member of the Johnson, president of the organiza- A crew down from Ithaca wanted YMCA WILL GIVE But who wants to be sensible? trodden diners at the Waldorf, who fraternity and noted pianist and tion. This dinner is to be in place YW Plans For Aren't you just dying to purchase to put the old slug on two Green- are facing, poor things, the. pros- mANKSGlVlNG PARTY composer presented several selec- of the one planned for Tuesday at wich Village boys the other night, one of those latest skating skirts pect of having their turkey WIthout ARE YOU going home during tions between courses, the Kappa Kappa Gamma house. merely because they looked like plus top to match? Ice blue is .3 music. Thanksgiving vacation? If not, here lovely color against the snow, as. 15 • Guest Ust poets. They failed by the two-jump Annual Mart It seems that the managelll~nt is a pleasant surprise for you. The a dashing, brilliant stop red, or Irish start the G. V. lads managed. Guests who attended this dinner a~proached Kay K_yser about whip- YWCA will have their annual YMCA is giving an all-campus par- PHI SIGS A'lTEND Jim Nelson, Eli bard, is the cause green. included, Margie Dodson, Kappa ping up some music }or ~hem. A~d Christmas mart Saturday, Decem- ty for you on Thursday November of it all. • Meet Sonjas Alpha Theta; Nina Duggan, Kap- BANQUET MONDAY Kay agreed to play Until Thanks- 22 in their room. ' Mr. N's latest verse, printed in the ber 7 in Community hall recreation So let the breezes breeze, and the pa Kappa Gamma; Darlin Schmitten PHI SIGMA KAPPA sent five giving," after which date his band • Party Is Free humor magazine, Yale Record, ac- room. snow snow, and the ice freeze. Out and Jean Sioanaker, Duncan Dunn' men to Spokane Monday night to is scheduled for a theatre engage- First of all it's free! There will cused Cornell of using low-life foot- There will be many interesting we'll come for the first few days of Doris Olsan, Stevens; Frances Han~ an alumni club banquet. The alum- m~~ . be dancing, If you don't like to ball players. It insinuated, further, The hotel didn't realize until yes- displays from Berea Student indus- skating, a mass of Sonja Heine's-- ni club has just been started this dance, you can play ping-pong or ely and Jean Maxwell, North hall; that culture was nil out Ithaca way tries, China, hand-made linens and just as cute and twice as cold. Phyllis Danielson, Chi Omega; fall, and a great deal of interest has terday that Thanksgiving will f~11 some other game that. will be set and that the president and dean paid this year (courtesy of the White lots of home made candies and Daphne Nelson and Marian Burns been taken. The group now boasts homage to King Football with the Father) on November 21 instead of Christmas holly. The decorations up. But that isn't all. There will ;:======1 of members with Fred Weber, be cider and doughnuts for all. Drop McCroskey; Betty Scott, Alph~ 35 rest of the school. will give the booths a general fes- Delta Pi; Jean Jesperson Sigma graduate of '38, as president. November 28. by in the afternoon and stay until it We think that you ought to ac- They are frantically beating the tive atmosphere. closes at 10:30, if you like. Don't Kappa, and \Vanda Loga:l, Delta • Other Clubs Planned quaint yourself with at least part Br~adway bushes for a "Name" AUDIAN Delta Delta. General chairman Marge Hill has forget, it's Thursday, November 22, The members of the active chap- of the little gem. It goes by the aestro and finding them all taken. appointed the following committees: in the YMCA room. name of "Sour-Grapes." III You might wire that your college The YMCA will be giving a fire- THEATRE ter who went to Spokane are: Phil • Foods Wainscott, Charles Votaw, AI Edes, band is available .• side in their r oorn s, November 24, to \Veek-end guests at the Alpha Betty Drake, chairman; Carol all you people who will be on the George Wegsteen and Tom Meen- Ding dong the hell Gamma Delta house were Miss Pat For the football squad that must Gleanson, Mary Lou Schafer, Joan campus Saturday, November 24. • ach. Other alumni clubs are plan- MAX BAER VS. THE MAZDAS Sullivan, Pasco, and Miss Kathryn play Cornell, Shelby, Maxine Tuggle, Thelma Yesiree! You are all invited to hear Nov. 20-21-22-23 ning on being built up in Everett Most of you have read of Max The team that by practice and Bratrud, Helen Ross, Helen' John- the latest in jive. It will cost you Martin, Fai~field. and Seattle. Baer the sometime fighter. Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat. training rigorous son and Ardys Matsen. just one-tenth of a dollar. Ri~ht now he can't be bothered "SEVEN SINNERS" (And salaries running to four about training for a fight with Joe • Dec~rations ' .. Shirley figurous) with Louis. He's too busy .training for Manlyn Reed, chaIr1n~~, Pierce, Has developed a wonderful aggre- NON-VACATIONISTS ARE Marlene Dietrich' JIM LANG his forthcoming bout WIth the New Anstett, Gerry. <_:ase, LR [h Webb RALPH MILLER gation John Wayne York stage in a little something I Mary Lou. Williams, u INVITED TO RECREATION I Of football men-from all over the Mischa Auer called "Hi 'Ya Gentlemen." In this and Geraldine Meyer. IF yOU'RE GOING to be here na tion. he plays the role of a college boy • Booths \Vednesday night and get that ol~, who collects bets for a very tough Mary Moeser, chairman; Patty homesick feeling becaus.e. you can t Philip Morris The trainers (or keepers) don't go home for Thank:glvlllg, come • seem to care bookie. person, Harriett Ayers, Margare~ down to the Women s gym for a Nov. 24-25-26 That the boys don't eat with siln'r- The other afternoon we sneaked Manning, Dorothy Millgard, ~u~ into the Alvin theatre, and there on Sevonson, Ptay Copeland, MarJone game of badminton, ping pong, pool, I ware. Sun., Mon., Tues. Deluxe Chests shufIe board, ·volleyball, or a swim As a matter of fact, utensils are the stage recently tenanted by the White and Sonia Rogers. "YOU'LL FIND OUT" Lunts was Maxie, going to town in • Publicity in the women's pool. Marian Ma- I barred with Because of the injury caused to a a snappy rhumba. Peggy Johnson, chairman; Doro- loney, W AA co-recreation chairman, WASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE Kay Kyser and Band guard In fact, ~e was doing so well th~t thy Godfrey, Cecile Phillippay, B.et- urges every student to attend this w. s. c ''.."-., ,.'-.,,.., ,0 O. S. C ,.., ,..".."..".",21 \Vho jabbed himself in the face with he wouldn t stop when the musIc t Henry Myrna Monroe, Manon mid-week co-recreation which will Peter Lorre Idaho .,.." ,.,."" ".", 18 Montana , ,,,.,,,,..,., , ,.28 a fork, finished and for this he took a heavy- ltandish Arlene Amery and Anatha be from 7-0 p.m. tonight. An admis- Boris Karloff Frosh ,.,.., "., 7 Washington , ,,, ,, ,,,,,7 These boys from I thaca, State of weight ~ongu~ lashing fr~m t.wo Bly. ' sion of 20 cents will be charged. New York. paperweIght dIrectors for dlsruptlllg Jim Lang rehearsal. There's one thing more I ought to "Shucks, chamrp," he grinned, ~'I Bob Brannon mention, was just getting in the .groove!' I Although you may think that it's There is never a dull moment Al Cook just convention. when Maxie is around, they tell you Hubert Donahue Cornell has a president-also a dean, back-stage. Besides his rhumba and Washington Hotel But that doesn't matter (You a conga, he warbles three songs in Dorothy Eagon know what I mean?) the show. And does he love it! They Gunnar Erickson also tell you that he is the hardest Thanksgiving FASHION • FRONT working member of the cast and Richard Hampton DEPARTMENT takes instructions from anyone- then usually does as he pleases. Pink Harris A friend of ours who came up For instance during a strip-tease Menu Chuck Hatley from Randolph-Macon three years spot he is quite likely to yell "It's ago and is now a fashion designer at alright with me, I'm Baer already." November 21, 1940 Mrs. Dale' Holmes one of the la-de-da Fifth Avenue shops, warns us that we are about STATE OF THE• THEATRE Howard Janssen to be deluged by a wave of Hawai- ian fashions-female of course. You have been hearing such dis- • Don Larson Lobster Cocktail Members of the local society mal reports from this department Howard Simmons lately that you have probably set Mixed Olives and Celery , crowd, who are going to Miami to Consomme a La Royale Darline Thurmond forget the recent election, are stock- us down either as cynics or premature SOc ing up on sarongs, bra tops, f1owe,' dyspeptics. ! We are fairly gleaming with Roast Young Turkey Consomme a La Royale Dallas Thorington leis and grass skirts. Celery Dressing-Cranberry Sauce Comes the summer and Park ave- brotherly love as we tell you that or F. L. Titus Cranberry N.etar en Glass nue will look like Honolulu, she Brock Pemberton, doge of the • 90c • Henry Vogel vows. drama, has escorted a hit to the Roast Saddle Jess Watson shambles that is Broadway, a lusty, OUT-OF-THE-WORLD• gusty little item called "Glamor Pre- Roast Domestic Duckling of Lamb ferred," which is the third attack George Wegsctein If you should deposit a nickel in Sage Dressing - Cranberry Sauce on Hollywood launched in these MINT JELLY the electric phonograph of your fav- G. Whipps purlieus 10 this fortnight and the orite college bistro some night and • 7Sc • only one destined to see the Decem- ~mith Willis hear an out-of-the-world noise, ber snows, if you're asking our don't be alarmed, it won't be a new opinion. Charcoal Fricassee swing style dreamed up by B. Good- "Glamour Preferred" willllever en- man, but merely a banchee shriek re- Broiled Dinner Steak ter the deliberations of the Pulitzer Chicken Ralph Miller corded by the ghost catchers up at ON A HOT SIZZLING PLATTER committee which worries about the Lake Dale, New York. EGG NOODLES Kenneth Skoog year's best. Mostly, neither the • $1.00 • "The Psychic Observer", Koran of producer nor the playwrights, Flor- Virginia Slade the spiritualists, has announced the ence Ryerson, and Colin Clements, Candied Yams or recording of occult conversation, don't give a hang. With this ex- Candied Sweet or Whipped Potatoes * In the event that this week's gam- lists the shades who hold forth and Mashed Potatoes cursion into the dementia that is Creamed Onions or Buttered Peas es are not played as originally sche- tells where the records can be Hollywood, (not to mention occas- duled the judges of the Philip Mor- bought. Orange-Pecan-Pimento Romaine Salad or ional detours into such interesting ris Scorecast will substitute games This is a rare opportunity for you Tomato Jelly Ring filled with cream cheese bypaths as sex) will do, is delight the Choice of Vegetables or actually played on November 23rd. speech majors who have been be- on lettuce. NB patrons, add another bit to producer Salad. littled by your professor. Just write DESSERTS. the "Observer", tell them your woes Pemberton's long list of smashes and put' authors Ryerson and Clem~ ~CORECAST NOW! and in jig time they'll ship yO\l a Plum Pudding, hard sauce, Ice Cream and ents on Mr. Morganthau's list of Choice of Dessert disc of the "Gettysburg Address," Wafers, Assorted Pies, Pecans, Mints and select contributors. VARSITY vs. GONZAGA recorded by the spirit of Lincoln. Sherbet. Hot Rolls-Coffee With a few week's practice you call MONTANA vs. PORTLAND LIGHTS AND• SHADOWS knock 'em dead. WASH. vs. V.C.L_A. Think of the possibilities for your Leopold Stokowski, the rain shin- football coach! Instead of having to ing on his black hat, entering the Wask.ington Hotel steam himself lip each week for a prent!ier of "Fantasia," the new last minute pep talk he can merely "Valt Disney conqu'est that has the J~~' play a recording straight from the local critics swooning ... Mary Pick- spirit 'world made especially for the • Continued on Page Four EVERGREEN Irish Await:

Cougars Huddle •••• • Continued from Page One by Gerald Weitz ponents . • Hunton Wins Four Coach Puggy Hunton, who is coaching his second year on Boone RETURNING FROM their vain touchdown campaign in Los street, has produced his second win- Angeles, Babe Hollingbery's defeated but not beaten football ning ball club. In seven games brigade un-trained yesterday, morning, determined-to stopa late- I played by his aggregation this season losing streak. season, four have resulted in wins, Looking at the situation from a non-scientific angle, the Cougars have. Uclans, Washington two in losses and one in a tie. The dropped their last two games, and are due for a win. __Gonzaga has chalk- victories have been over College of ed up three straight wins, and, should be due for something of a let down. Idaho, University of Idaho, Wil- ' The early season outlook gave WSC a certain victory oyer "Puggy's" Bull- lamette U. and Detroit U. Games dogs. But-things look different now. If the Pullmanites can stop al Will Battle Saturday have been dropped to St. Mary's certain fellow by the name of Canadeo-if they can handcuff Bob Jones, and Montana while the clash with Ton,y's ace receiver, if Cecil Hare is checked,-you see-Gonzaga has! UCLA'S REJUVENATED Bruins will meet the Arizona State resulted in a tie. Com- something to offer in the way of football too. in the only Pacific Coast conference football game Saturday in Los An- pared with this, WSC has won two, When heavy-duty baU carrying is geles. . tied two and lost three. in order, Dick Renfro is the man • • • Originally .slat~d for this Satur-I Present indications are that Coach the Cougars calion. Renfro is a Hunton's Boys Dangerous day, the Cahforma-Stanford classic I L Hunton has his boys on the upswing. junior who has seen much action at D M No matter how one looks at it, Gonzaga, in recent years has has been moved up a week to give og eal; on In their last game against Detroit the fullback post for Babe's eleven. the boys an added rest and the pay- -university the Zags trimmed a team Dick, who won his letter last sea- been a very tough foe for- the Cougars. To illustrate, here's a ing customers an added week to pur- Cougar Menu which is rated among the strongest son as a sophomore, has developed few figures on the scores in the not-so-long-ago. In 1934, after chase ducats. independent elevens in the middle into a good blocker. the Cougar had clawed USC Trojans all over California (the sc?re • Huskies Favored west. The week before the Gon- was 19-0), Gonzaga gave the Staters' a royal welcome by trouncing A potent factor in the Gonzaga UCLA, fresh from their sensation- Rates: off %. zaga tuss Ie, th e Detro iter s beat -----;;;;;------;;;;;;;;; them, 13-0. The next year Gonzaga's too, the Bulldogs registered attack, which the Cougars must al victory over Washington State Date: Nov. 23rd. Texas Christian U. and traveled to a 7-0 score. The Cougars went down again in 1936, 13-6, and a stop Saturday, is Cecil (Little) college, will probably run into much • Spokane as strong favorites. scoreless tie was played the year after. Doc Mauro, trainer, competition with the Huskies, who WSC-GONZAGA Hare, hard-running fullback. Cecil • Montana Beats Zags Yearlings has been a main cog' in making walked all the way back to Spokane in 1938 to square off a bet have lost but one game this season .. Football fans will get a treat With the Motor City crew dis- Coach Puggy Hunton's machine when Washington State out-scored the Irish, 15-13. Last year A week from Saturday all eyes of When Canadeo and Sewell meet. posed of, Gonzaga is likely to prove click all season. He is a devasting Spokane gridders were defeated here to the tune of 19-6. the nation will be on the traditional Both can run and pass like fools one of the toughest squads Washing- blocker as well as a good ball car- End Season "Big Game" between Stanford and Both can kick like army mules. ton State has encountered thus far. rier. "Little's" big brother, Ray California. Stanford, .und~feated in I This will really be a duel Their only common opponents play- UPSETTING THE DOPE was • • • Hare, is now playing pro football seven starts will run into Its tough-! But here's a vote for Mr. Sewell. ed so far this season are Idaho and the favorite pastime of Washington First Game in 1911 for the Washington, D. C. Red- est test with the Bears who have The Cougars, victory hungry, Montana. The Bulldogs beat Idaho State's freshman football team this The state college turned the steam on in rude fashion way back in: skins. shown a world of improvement Will find the Bulldogs rough. 25 to 0 while WSC clipped the Van- year. They didn't lose when sup- 1911 when the two teams clashed for the first time. The score stood, every Saturday. But a Cougar thrives on dog meat ;;;;;;;;; dals 26 to O. Gonzaga lost a 13 to posed to, and didn't win when picked at 58-0. From here on the Cougars rated superior in all but two of the • OSC vs. Oregon And it's best when nice and tough. 10 thriller to Montana after the as favorite. In fact, they didn't win games up to 1934. The two black marks were chalked up in 192~ and: Also a week from Saturday the • Cougars had beaten the Grizzlies or lose at all, as each game they 1924 when Gonzaga triumphed, 27-14 and 14-12 respectively. A big, tough, gridders will (Our choice, incidentally, is \¥SC). Hoopsters 13 to O. played ended in a tie. rough and ready bruiser by the name of Houston Stockton "fullbacked" tangle with their big football broth- OSC-Oregon First unexpected manuever came his WSC opponents to both losses. Three hundred seventy-one points ers, Oregon State, at Corvallis. Quoth the beaver when freshman coach Karl Schla- were compiled by Washington State to the Gonzagans' pitiful 61 in USC idle this week, will open up "Never more." deman resigned, Dick Emerson tak- those years from 1911 to 1940! the grab bag on Nov. 30 when they Ore. St. Coli. Draw Tough ing his place, and screwball occur- meet UCLA in the Los Angeles Beats U. of Ore. rences were the theme for the rest Olympic coliseum. • • • • of the season. The Kittens were Sewell Given National Rating WSC will move out of the confer- WASH.-UCLA slated to lose to the U. S. Air Corps, ence in their game with the Gonzaga Schedule Bill (sweet William) Sewell, ace of the Pacific coast, was given Washington's Huskies from Seattle but came from behind to knot the Bulldogs in Spokane. Iscore at 13 all. Favored to beat the national recognition recently by the Associated Press as a can- The standings follow: . Enter the deep south to do battle "A GOOD SCRAP between Ore- W L T Pct. With Jackson Robinson and crew, gon and Washington," is basket- Gonzaga yearlings, the Cougar didate for all-American recognition. Stanford 6 0 0 1.000 The boys who pitch (no dope, not ball coach Jack Friel's prediction for Babes were held to a scoreless tie. The Washington State pass pitcher was the nor~hwest foot~aIl \Vashington 4 1 0 .800 woo) the coming hoop season.' He also' Washington State went on the field star .mentioned, in the national round-up .of promment backfield Oregon State 3 2 1 .600 Touchdown passes all around stated that Washington State and rated to lose by three touchdowns performers. Two other Pacific coast contenders were Frankie Seldom staying on the ground. Oregon State will probably be to the University of Washington California ~ 3 3 0 .500 Albert of Stanford and Jim Kisselburgh of OSC. Horoscopes say that the invader weaker this year, due to the' gradu- frosh, but battled their way to a Can stop UCLA's dark raider. ation of first-string men. 7-7 tie. Then the Idaho Vandalites (Winner, if you care for one, In further reference to the 1940-41 put another dent in the badly bat- • • • Will be the boys from Washington.) ...1Iere And There-Kenny Washington, star UCLA back of last !rill Cougar squad, he said, "I cannot tered dope bucket by ending the .i~ifj·~:::·0i year, is playing pro football in Los Angeles '... Billy Frazier de- game with the score of 6-6 . be sure of our status in the confer- clared that his boys were ''plenty'' lucky to tie the Cougar Babes Utah-Idaho• ence until Vern Butts, Dale Gentry • Fullbacks Hard Hit Eenie, meenie, here four weeks ago .•. Those four yearling ties are something! and Frank Akins are back in uni- Every fullback who started a game Meinie, moe. to talk about ..• better keep an eye on Ripley's Believe It or Not IMA Runners form. Butts is recovering from a for the Kittens received injuries that Utah wins ••• Jack Friel declaring that Irving Leifer of Pine City was tho recent appendectomy j Gentry and I forced him out for the rest of the Given Dinner From Idaho. Akins are still out for football. season. Big Fred Small, Frank neatest little ''trick'' at the state tourney at Seattle . W dd . t . h Modugno and Carl Hamrin were last year .•. Incidentally, Leifer, who will be dumping 'em in for • To Use Fast Break Jirn 00 y, a mains ay 10 tell I' b hi .. _ TO THE VICTOR belongs the St. John this season, was placed on the first all-star team at t~eI Coach Friel will again stress the Washington State line will be in a lit y t liS JInx. tournament ... Tubby Graves vowing that Washington State ~l spoils! fast-break offense which has been there when the Cougars clash with The weather also played tricks on In this case it's the Independent so successful in past years, and fore- Gonzaga in Spokane Saturday. I the freshmen. ~nly one game was make it tough for the Husky next week at Seattle • • . Idaho St Men's association winning Turkey sees a team even faster than last Wooddy, a junior letterman, is a played on a dry flel?, and snow ,even touchdown Vandals running into a snag tomorrow when they en- Trot team that walked off with the years speedy outfit. "Although we 200-pound tackle that the opposition I.lad to be scraped aside for the V. ash- counter the tough Utah Indians in a Thanksgi~ng Day classic annual event last Saturday. Ex- are yet weak on defense, the team has found hard to move out of the mgton ~ncounter. . .•. Kappa-Sig, Sigma No, Phi Delta Theta, Stimson and. Beta· isting in name only, the Turkey Trot has excellent spirit, and that is a way. Despite the queer events which leading the intramural touch football league. aspirants gained nothing mo~e sub- big point in our favor," he stated. haunted the Kittens all season, a stantial than a good appetite for The extra speed mentioned will be large number of promising players • • • traveling the long trek. furnished by such men as sopho- will bolster the varsity next fall. THE CAST-OFF-No doubt, you've seen or heard of fights for Emerson developed a line which Hoping to appease this hunger mores Owen Hunt and Marv Gil- goal posts break out into free-for-all slugging matches. They the IMA officials announced today berg. Phil Mahan, Jack Kelleher, IMA Dances held all opposition rushing offense had one after the Muhlenberg-Lafayette game several weeks ago. to practically nil. that the boys who took part in the Jim Zimmerman and Elvin Berquist But the Muhlenberg band quickly remedied the situation by the • Standouts Listed race will be feted at a double tur- are other men who are showing Standouts at ends were Simpson, simple expedient of playing "The Star-Spangled Banner." key dinner at the home of Mrs. P. L. early-season spark. Friday ~ve Folsom and Dodge. Tackles who _ Gooch Sunday afternoon. The team will have an l l-garne attracted attention were Gustafson, • Promises Gala Program pre-season schedule and the regular FEATURING AN army motif Mrs. Gooch promises a tender, Dyson and Wright. At guard An- 16-game Northern Division confer- the Independent Men's association dresen, Killin, Arger and Glazer juicy turkey for the 13-15 boys ex- ence will open January 7 at Cor- entertained almost 200 dancers in pected, along with all the trrmrnmgs were mainstays. Keith Carr and vallis, where the Cougars take on women's old gymnasium Friday Buster Hollingbery performed ex- including cranberry sauce, mashed Veteran fullback for UCLA is the Oregon State Beavers. night. cellently at center. potatoes and plenty of pie. Leo Cantor. Local football fans Dec. 2, Whitman at Walla Walla. Oh, yes, following the fea?t the Including a "canteen" where pop Boyle, Hooper and Hamrin were remember Cantor for his line Dec. 6, Lewiston at Lewiston. boys that are able to walk ~III en- was dispensed to the dancers the quarters showing lots of possibili- smashing in the Bruin-Cougar Dec. 7, Hamlin U. (Minn.) at joy games and other enterta1l1ment walls included a series of pictures ty. Ferguson, a left half, will also game here two years ago, a cOntest Pullman. concocted by Gale Gooch. along the walls of army activities. be shifted to quarter for varsity UCLA won 21 to 0. Dec. 10, Montana U. at Missoula. Maybe there is something to this A giant poster depicting Uncle Sam competition. Frankie Fox held the Dec. 11, Montana U. at Missoula. athlete stuff after all. J awn, lay pointing a finger at the crowd with spotlight as a dynamic left half, Dec. 13, WiIlamette U. at Pullman. out my running togs. the words, "I vVant You," was the while Pillings and Ashburn shared Flying Instructors Dec. 16, Whitman at Pullman. main feature. right halfback duties. At fullback Dec. 19, CheJlllllYNormal at Che- • Manzer Planned Decorations Small, Brenneis, Modugno and Jar- STUDENT POSTS AD Lead Discussion ney. stad all showed ability. Larry Fraz- Louie Manzer, decoration chair- FOR LOST POINTS Dec. 20, Gonzaga at Spokane. er, a 235 pound tackle, Claude Cala- A DISCUSSION, led by flying man, was in charge of the scenery WITH MID-SEMESTER grades Dec. 28, Gonzaga at Pullman. van, fullback, and McKnight were instructors from the Pullman-Mos- that met with such wide approval. out, some students are apparently Jan. 3, Cheney Normal at Pull- ineligible players who are varsity di~satisfied with the marks they re- cow airport, was held at the second Guests were kept in the draft mood man. material. meeting of the college flying club, all evening fr0111the time they en- celVed. A notice on the bulletin Jan. 7, Oregon State at Corvallis. Other squad mem\bers may also board iR the college postoffice reads: Wednesday. The subject discussed tered the door and signed the guest Jan. 8, Oregon State at Corvallis. become varsity players, but these "Lost, 32Y, grade points. Finder book with a bullet. was a method for students to build Jan. 10, Oregon at Eugene. lads were the ones showing the most please return to John Doe or turn up enough flying time for private A program put on by the Cougar in to Registrar's office." Jan 11, Oregon at Eugene. ability during the season. pilot licenses. Jan. 18, Idaho at Moscow. Theatrical Booking agency met . . Jan. 21, Oregon at Pullman. with favor and featured several tap Coeds over Seattle way wear Jan. 22, Oregon at Pullman. dancers. Gale Gooch, business man- smooth date dres-s~s for dancing at Feb. 1, Idaho at Pullman. ager of the group, acted as master the Trianon after their big games. Feb. 8, Idaho at Moscow. of ceremonies. Feb. 14, Washington at Seattle. Melvin Love, social chairman, an- All intramural games of yester- Feb. 15, Washington at Seattle. nounced the IMA will hold its first day were called off due to the fact THEY'RE • HERE'" semi-formal dance in its history that the varsity gridders were using I Get More fun Out of ~our ••• Feb. 21, Washington at Pullman. Feb. 22, Washington at Pullman. January 11. the fieldhouse for practice. THOSE WHITE FLIGHT BOOTS! March 7,1,OregonIdaho atStatePullman.at Pullman .... 1 sports, Wor\(,s~~\a\ lIfe- March 8, Oregon State at Pull- man. . Chew De\\c,Ous . A new shipment just arrived and they are STREA·MLINED SUNDAE Going FAST- Lariat Club Holds DOUBlEM'NT GUM D~~~~e Annual Ox Feast Something New! d women every the U ge men an . t flavor . . . THE ANNUAL OX feast of I Alert CO e heshing, real-nun hful delicious • See Them- the Lariet club was held at the Your favorite sundae will taste better in this new gener· n]'oy the re hn s of heal t , Washington hotel Thursday eve-. e oot es .. ' ning. The feast was given in hon- I ous size Streamliner Sundae dish now being featured at velvety s~T GUM. . . tbis refresh- • Wear Them- or of the livestock team who com- DOUBLE~ for yourself hoWen!opn~u do. Chew- peted in the Annual International our fountailL Our Sundaes are made with fine Ice Cream . Ju~t:; adds fun to ev;rt:~~; relieve your Livestock show in Portland last, and topped with the famous J. Hungerford Smith Fruits • GetThem- fall. I lng UBLEMlN1' GUM a 1 5 sweeten your • Prospective Members Are Guests and Flavors. Try one for your pleasure. ing DO ervous tension ... hUe~ve. Aids your pent-up n our teeth a ra Guests for the dinner were those Y people who have shown an active breath and keep at interest in the club and those who Bigger and Better at no Extra Cost! digestion, too. T "YIN! GUM is inexpensive, ul DOUB~" are prospective members. Pop ar atisiying. • Wyman Cox Shows Pictures lSc Only! Wyman Cox showed moving pic- wholesome, s , DOUBlEMlMl GUM today 0 Hawley's Boot Sboppe tures taken at the Lewiston round- BuY senlal ,ac~ages 11·,.6 up, and Jack Sackville-West en- NEXT TO STRUPPLERS tertained with his "feats of magic.;' - THE SMOKE BOUSE Phone 7111 Variety of style is the vice of coeds. Page Four rns EVERGREEN Wednesday, November 20, 1941 Washington State Evergreen Las Vegas Beauties Welcome Sac Honorary Many Students OKidal publication of the Associated Students of the State College of Washington. ~ed Monday, Wednesday, and Fridays of the regular college year. Student sub- Enrolled in College sa'IpUon included in student activity book. Subscription rate: $2.00 per ye..r : $1.00 per _. Printed by The Pullman Herald Publishing Co., Pullman. Holds Iniation Extension Courses Batered as second class matter at the post office at Pullman, Washington, under the act of Marcil 3, 1879. A TOTAL OF -621 persons are Address: Editorial ollice, College hall. Telephone 4311. 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Her topic was "A Nutri- of which offer college credit. Be- Deb Boyer Richard Gay Jeanne Rounds tionist Looks at Micro-biology." sides these, there are 106 women at- tending reading study clubs and 52 Night Editors Following the initiation a break- who attend lecture groups in Spo- Lee' Miller Bruce Bruchler Andy Adams fast was given. In charge of ar- rangements were Betty La Grande, kane receiving points for work they Sports Editor -- _ John Jarstad I News Editor ....- --...... Kay Border Larry Nease and Jean Hanson. do. Feature Editor ._ Ruth Peterson Society Editors ._ _.._: Olde Walliu, Correspondence courses are de- Janet Steward signed for all persons interested in Radio Inspector independent study, offering the same Day Editors standards that are gained through Pat Durkin Mary Filer Marianne Busch Visits KWSC attendance at the college. Vol.XLVII Wednesday, November 20, 1940 No. ·26 L. C. HERNDON, inspector in charge of the fourteenth radio dis- Patronize Evergreen Advertisers. trict, visited radio station KWSC Hears recently, exammmg engineering Club Social Skills equipment with Hugo L. Libby, chief engineer of the college station. The radio equipment was approved ac- Dorothy Dean cording to governmental rules and DOROTHY DEAN, prominent Group Meets regulations, and Mr. Herndon was particularly pleased with the new home economics expert, spoke yes- BOY-GIRL RELATIONS on changes now being made in trans- tecday afternoon to the Ellen H. the campus occupied the attention mitting equipment. Richard's club 011 "The Opportuni- of delegates to the second social ties in Home Economics and J ourn- skills lecture, conducted by Dean Lulu Holmes Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Charles MacArthy of Se- alU:m." 4:30 in the chapter room at the attle, province president of Alpha Describing horne economics as a Lambda Chi Alpha house. Sun Festival welcomettes greeted Coach Babe Hollingbery and his Cougars at Las Vegas,. Nevada, Chi Omega, was guest at the chap- where the team worked out in preparation for their UCLA contest of last Saturday. Left to right are: vocation, she discussed the prepara- Following Dean Holmes' discus- ter house last week-end. A din- Don Greeley. Bill Sewell and Hollingbery with the festival we1comettes. ner was given in her honor Wed- tion that was necessary for the field sion, delegates were questioned on nesday. and the opportunities which the the subject and plans were discussed work offers in journalism. for a dinner dance to be held in December. Collegians ..• Language Honorary U. of W. is featuring the velveteen Head of the Spokane-Review cook- Green Speaks caps as coed fashion this ing school since 1935, Miss Dean, • Hewitt is appointed • Continued from Page Two Take New Members Representatives appointed from season. who in real life is Edna Mae Ens- ford and Buddy Rogers eating hot- low Brown, writes a daily newspaper the various organizations are as fol- FIVE STUDENTS were pledged lows: Acacia, Clark Hewitt; Alpha dogs at an emporium adjoining a on Advertising column and gives numerous cooking 42nd Street flea circus ... Gloria to Sigma Kappa Phi, foreign lang- Gamma Rho, Jack Schafer; Alpha EARL C. GREEN, head of the demonstrations throughout the coun- Swanson, siren of the silents, buying uage honorary, at the bi-monthly try. Through her work she has Tau Omega, Johnnie Walker; Alpha Green Advertising company of Spo- Kappa Lambda, Arthur Cobel; Beta a ticket to the Miami theatre, where meeting Wednesday evening, N 0- Is Poor Light: become well ecquainted with the Rudolph Valentino, Pearl White, kane, spoke yesterday to. t.he Ad- Theta Pi, William Hull; Delta Sig- "ember 13. New pledges are John vertising club on "Adverttsmg and part home economics plays in the \Villiam S. Hart and Fatty Arbuckle journalistic field. ma Zeta, Wallace Miller; Delta Up- Nunemaker, Lyman Terry, Doro- Selling." "KeepUu; 1(ou silon, George Todd. films are regular fare ... Pat O'Brian Following the meeting Miss Dean thy Galbraith, Ruth Olsdn and Eliz- He pointed out the fact that adver- Lambda Chi Alpha, Bill Payne; talking 5-3-2-1 defense with three was. honored by a tea at which stud- tising paves the way for the sales- SELECT SCEPTRE FOR Phi Kappa Tau, Bob Major; Phi N. Y. U. gridsters at Lindy's ... abeth Porak. mtJ.~?" ents had an opportunity to meet and man who should be resourceful, Sigma Kappa, Joe Cochran or AI Joan Crowford entering the Stork MODERN SIMPLICITY talk with her. • Ronning Speaks pleasant courteous should have Diedesch; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Club on the arm of John Fr anchey, IN CRYSTAL Carl Ronning spoke on his trav- knowled~e and tact, ~nd should avoid Thayne Heisel; Sigma Chi, Jim the writer . . . Mary Lee Abbott, newly selected "Glamour Debutante els in Japan, where he attended the superlatives in his sales talk, For you who p(efer the sheer. Since Paris is no longer style dic- Austell; Sigma Nu, Bill Goodyear; tranaparent gleam of clearest of the Season," sweeping out of the American-Japancse student con- Mr. G~een was the first of a series tator of the world, women in the Tau Kappa Epsilon, Clarence Camp- crystal, Fostoria has designed ference this summer. United States are taking up the bell; Theta Xi, Frank Novotney; American Woman's Club on West of the Spokane Advertising and Sceptre. Here, indeed, i. challenge. New York and Holly- Chi Nu Chi, William Mitzlaff. 57th Street ... Charlie Chaplin en- Sales association men who will be Btern ware so beautifully pro- tering the chi-chi Cafe Society after . on the campus. The second speaker wood are becoming more and more • Sorority Girls Attend very volume. portioned that it needs DO important as fashion centers. his nightly pilgramage among the is Joe Crowe, manager of the Dessert elaboration. A thin-blown bowl Alpha Chi Omega, Bonita Guske; city's lowly. In the inner fringe was a little hotel of Spokane, who will talk C?n of. perfect symmetry, a spar- Alpha Delta Pi, Helen Phillips; Al- man who wore dark glasses and a "Publicity" December 2 at 11:00 111 kling rosette, a slender fluted pha Gamma Delta, Marjorie Mor- dark hat. Now and then he smiled. LITTLE FOLKS •DEPT. room 310, College hall. stem unite to achieve table gems ris; Alpha Xi Delta, Dorothy Cox; Finally, when there was none left of aristocratic charm. • Laughlin Coming Professional Cards Chi Omega. Katherine McKee; Union Square, as you know, is Iw~o dared to hold a brief for. any- To you, to your guests~ Delta Delta Delta, Ellen Schultz; the gathering place for those clans thing, he spoke. WIth a. chpped Mr. Crowe will be followed by Sceptre repeat.: "There's Kyle Laughlin, manager of th~ Delta Zeta, Frances Rea; Erani club, f . htl 1 gues British accent he thrust his darts !n- nothing finer than FostOria." Dentists land Empire Poster Advernsms Kay Lind; Kappa Alpha Theta, who come or 11Ig . Y raran home. At last the one of the loud For reading and o~.r .... It. visible, uncompromising about ships and sealing wax and .' houted company, who will address the A~- Phyllis Carter; Kappa Delta, Edna vOice s . ing lasles use only quality i. achieved by master vertising club, December 9... DR. A. E. HUDSON Faure; Kappa Kappa Gamma, Ei- politics. "Get out of Union Square. Go HI,~ craftsmen who for 50 years have subject is "Outdoor Advertlsmg. I. E. S. LAMPS been making America's Finest leen Costigan; Sigma Kappa, Gladys Here, YOII find the professional over to Wall street where YOII be- Dentistry Mr. Laughlin recently donated th.e See the new sl:udy lamp Glassware. Dental X-Ray Equipment Heisch; Pi Beta Phi, Betty Way- inciters of unrest, students of social- long. What does YOUl' kind care Nevertheless, Sceptre and bright. book "Urban Markets of Retail models loday ....eas,y l:erms. OHice First National Bank: Bldg. ogy, and professors of economics about the little man?" Sales" to the school of business ad- innumerable other crystal treas- Phone 2771 • Community Sends Delegates from the local colleges, all come to "My friend, I AM the little man," ministration of the state college. ures are surprisingly inexpensive. Community halt, Rosemary gather in little groups and tell of was the reply. And then he shuffled This book sells for $100 a copy, ••• C.UCI' ••• f"'...... Come in now to discover our brilliant Fostoria displays. Thurmond and Alice Tokola; Dun- the ills of the world. off into the night. and it covers the market facts of. all DR. A. A. ROUNDS can Dunn, Eulalie Hopkins and Shir- We \ovandered down the other I The next day, in one of the gossip towns in the United States havmg *ASHI~ ley Stone; Linden cottage, Bernice Schoen's Jewelry Dentist night, and wcre caught in a circle columns, we read that Charlie Chap- population of 2500 or m?re. T~ all WATER poWER (,0. Smith; Maple cottage, Lois Pintler in which a great voiced fellow was 1 lin had returned to New York, after students interested, thiS bOOK is Room 232, First National Bank Bldg. " Store and Margaret Renner; McCroskey beating clown all opponents by his apparently starting for Hollywood. available in Room 4, College hall. Phone 1241 hall Margaret Hancox and Glen- Dental X-Ray Equipment nys 'Schmit; North hal, Midge White, Alice Taber and Ann Schlaefer; South hall, Dorothy Belcher and DR. FRED D. JOHNSTON Margaret Samuels; Stevens hall, Dentist Joy Davis and Maxine Lynch. First National Bank Bldg. Room 238-New Wing Phone 5251 Classified Directory Osteopath Taxi

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