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MERGER LETTERS CORONATION WANTED TONIGHT Number 14 hiladelphia Sculptor Wills SC Brother And Sister To Be Crowned Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars A um of $25,000 has been willed to Springfield College from T onighi: Ai: Si:udeni: Union Coronai:ion estate of the late R. Tait McKenzie, famou culptor and educator, Acting President Thornton W. Merriam an- By Jenny Lu Powell '54 • •,num;t: u. Tonight will witnes the introduction and coronation of the king recently. t Buck Board' Plan The bequest from the estate of the late Philadelphia sculptor, and ~ueen o.f the tud nt Union Winter Festival. Acting President bern made to the Colleg-e "as a Checked By APO Mernam WIll place the crowns upon the heads of Jean GreiO" '53 to the splendid work they C Ed- · and her brother Hal reig '56 from Calgary, Alberta, Canada.'" The and are doing in training 0- It:or Resigns Due to the 10 s of money from the place of the ceremony will depend upon tonight's weather; it will ; of physical education." APO "Buck Board" in the past, the take place either on Pratt Field or WAS M,cKENZIE'S reque t Newsp' aper POSt: fraternity has elected to discontinue down by Lake Ma a oit. The Union "this bequest be . devoted to the ervice until uch time as a defi ommittee will notify the campus of 'hase of books, pictures, sculp Clal'ke Schaaf '55, Co-Editor-in nite policy can be e tablished which the ceremony site. fi 1S, special lectures or otheT Chief of the "Springfield Student," will halt the pilfering that ha taken The royalty wa elected by a popu )f enriching the cultural life resigned from his position last Mon place. The fraternity, in taking this lar campu vote, and Jean and Hal the ~ ollege." day due to " . .. the 10 s of study step, recognized the fact that cer Three of McKenzie's statues and hOUl'S, and the extra unexpected, tain students may be inconvenienced were placed at the top of the list by plaql1~ called "The Joy of EffoTt," time-consuming details of newspaper by the disappearance of the Board, their fellow tudent. OWl d by the College. The "Re work." Schaaf pointed out that he but because of the pa t 10 some Jean i a Physical Education ma " " lunger" and "Joy of Effort" felt that the additional re pon ibili type of action was necessary. jor, and i a student teacher in sev :; may be seen in Carlisle ties of an editorship were hindering eral phy ical practice COUl' e. She md "The CompetitoTs" is on his academic work, and that he did IT WAS DISCLO ED at the Janu is al 0 a wing coun elor in Abbey in Marsh Memorial Libl'ary. not wish this to happen. ary 25 meeting of the APO that NZIE WAS BORN in Can 15 % of the money circulated by the Hall, and an activ member of the SCHAAF, WHOSE resignation an I received his M.D. degree Board was never returned. The APO Dramatic Club. came as a surprise to the editors of M~ Gill University and his Mas fraternity could in no way account the paper, has served the publica Hal wa recently elected President of Physical Education from for the di appearance of this amount tion for the past two years in vary of his cia s, and i a first year Phys . nrinl!'p eld College. From 1896-1904 of money except by assuming that ing capacities. Prior to his promo ical Education major active in the d as Medical DirectoT for it was stolen intentionally by usel'S tion to Co-Editor-in-Chief this term, Ski Club. I Education at McGill, and of the Board. Schaaf acted as Associate EditOl' THE CORO ATIO ceremony will 1104 until his l'etiTement he In the light of these figures, the a s Professor and Director of fOl' the better part of a year. highlight a week of festivitie spon- fraternity felt that the disadvantages ored by the Student Union Commit ( Education at the Universi Membel's of the editorial board of continuing the services at these stated that they regretted to hear of tee and ul?ervised by Roy Williams of Pmnsylvania. losses outweighed the advantages. and Bob Johnston '54 in an ef After the death of McKenzie's wife Schaaf's resignation, since he has '52 A committee has been formed to fort to rai e additional funds for the Nov 'mber, the pl'incipal of her in the past been a dominant factor look into the situation, and to bring tudent Union Building Fund. 's trust became distributa in the publishing of the paper. They back recommendations to the fra Ml enzie's wish that the funds felt that the absence of his ener ternity at a later date. Student Union Week got off to an ve. ted for the cultul'al advance getic work and general enthusiasm active start Tuesday night when the o the College, as stated in his would be missed in the future. How "Chine e auction" was held in the is lcclaimed by College author ever, Schaaf has requested his con Field House. Student bidders ob as "a valuable addition to our tinuance on the staff as a Featul'e Homecoming Dance tained the ervices of various faculty 'nt fund." WI'iter for the coming issues. "King" and "Queen," Hal and Jean member by dropping their small Plans Underway change into the box, and everyone, Greig student and faculty alike, enjoyed The Sophomore class will pre ent an evening of good-natured hilarity. di~ )rs Of College Newspapers Assemble; the annual Winter Homecoming dance on the evening of February Nebraska Has Similar Wednesday night at the Union was Discuss Their Posit:ion In Merger Plan 20. The dance will be held from an evening of singing and entertain 8:00 until 12:00 in the Field House. 'Panty Raid' Problems ment led by the Cosmopolitan Club, and followed by the traditional and On U ednesday, January 28, the Co-Editors-in-Chief of the Amer Damages and personal losses from Pat Ralston '55, chairman of the popular midweek TV bouts. It ternational College Yellow Jacket and the Springfield College affair, promises an enjoyable eve la t spring's panty raid at the ni t" held a conference and discussed the proposals for a mer- ning to all the couples who attend. versity of Nebraska are still being THURSDA Y BROUGHT to the r~he editors drafted the following statement which was The name of the orchestra and the paid for by those participating "who Field House an array of campus tal j to the public immediately following the unprecedented theme of the dance in general have wished to continue in the Universi ent competing for top prize money , . I. meeting. not been relea ed as yet; and ty." in the Union Talent Show. Master olumnlst nVltes "We advocate a long range study the traditional dance "favors" will THE ADMIN! TRA TION add of Ceremonies Rebel Johnston kept the show rolling, and evel'yone agreed Stu ·Jents To 'Join Club of the possibilities of any proposed remain a surprise until the night of that "con iderable pressure" was college mergel'. the dance. placed on known participants. "Those that the campus talent is "high cali C( "We intend to present the facts men who refused to pay," says the bel'." lumnist for the Plainsman, Tickets for the dance are $1.20 per concerning any merger proposal ob assistant dean of student, "are not , Polytechnic Institute, has couple, and may be obtained from Tonight, weather permitting, there jectively. in the University this year." what he calls the "I Hate Martin Smith, Cameron Greene, Rod will be a skating party down on the "We agree that we must reserve Total amount of damages from the rs" Club, and he invites all ney Little, and Bob Mason, all of the lake, and the coronation ceremonie our final decisions l'egarding any raid amounted to about $900, but only d parties to join. class of '55. are the highlight of the evening's en lules, he says, aTe quite sim mel'ger plan until the study has been 58 per cent of the money has been tertainment. an I. you need only follow "the completed and presented to the pub raise~. The administration says it al aptable to your special tal lic. Buildings And Grounds has the names of 60 raid participants. Tomorrow night the Union Com The l'aid took place April 30, and mittee will sponsor a record dance Il '.Jere al'e a few of the more "It is our intention to obtain and ( nes : publish the opinions of the student Not To Alter Operation was repeated on a lesser scale the to be held in Room 100 of the Field lATE TO all classes at least body because we feel that the views following night. At that time the House. There will be round and tr time. When entering a of the students are a vital element Mr. GOl'don B. MacRae, Business dean of student affairs, drenched by square dancing accol'ding to the likes late, glare at the profes in any mel'ger proposal. Manager of the College, has an the mob, blamed the women as well of the dancers, and refreshments insinuate that he started the "These viewpoints are not intended nounced that there will be no change as the men. from the Snack Bar will be provided.