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The Wooster Voice (Wooster, OH), 1940-09-20 The College of Wooster Open Works The oV ice: 1931-1940 "The oV ice" Student Newspaper Collection 9-20-1940 The oW oster Voice (Wooster, OH), 1940-09-20 Wooster Voice Editors Follow this and additional works at: https://openworks.wooster.edu/voice1931-1940 Recommended Citation Editors, Wooster Voice, "The oosW ter Voice (Wooster, OH), 1940-09-20" (1940). The Voice: 1931-1940. 1. https://openworks.wooster.edu/voice1931-1940/1 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the "The oV ice" Student Newspaper Collection at Open Works, a service of The oC llege of Wooster Libraries. It has been accepted for inclusion in The oV ice: 1931-1940 by an authorized administrator of Open Works. For more information, please contact [email protected]. j . t . ' ' ' - " ' - . 'V COLLEGE 1 5 TTT.N Women Look Up Your Little rp:Tl "T7" WlvS Freshman Held Sisters zd Brothers V(Q).I'EB Open House This Evening ' WOOSTER, OHIO, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1940 Number 1 u Volume LVII ' ' "' s ...-- , Prexy Extends Greetings to Faculty 1940.Grads T1 ---'-"eJ3- Head 3 t- f - K .: 3 11 I I .JC1 i-- I III wsVZLT-V11- 1 ............ .. y3ic5 And JJtudents as School Year Begins Honor Roll While ! -- 5 Z TSIrrm no ittooc; -He-- happies- t- month of --the year Classuf"41"Lax P.rm is o September. the; time for me is It Nineteen-fort- y - 11 graduates Woos- glor-iou- led in-which- takes s HJI r the campus on a "f"11 terTclasse-onthe'iionoT-TolFfor- -the aspect as faculty and of-Impres- resurrection is-Sc- ene second last year. They Akron sive semester of Woosier Alumni Airport Cooperates Dunham students come flocking back to it. It is both-tho- Will headed the honor lists of se - - thrilling experience to who. Retreat especially , a had all A's of which there were Continue Studies Wiih Coflege Cdurse Address First of greet the new students. When one eight and those who managed to keep A thinks of the potentialities in these their grades above the o mark. Ex- . The Big Four cabinets held their actly 50 seniors held down this berth. Grad Schools The faculty approved the college's S. E. Meetings young lives, of the great risks and the At customary retreat this year on Sept. F. The sophomores ran a close second application for permission to estab- 13 About thirty-tw- o stu- rewards which lie before Seventy-fiv- e members of the da and; 14. glorious with eight straight A students and 26 lish a civilian pilot training program Douglas' home are now attending graduate dents met at Dr. on Miss Dunham ''ill be the speaker them, it is like the opening act of an with B or above. The freshmen came ot 1940 here on the campus on Monday, Sep schools according to a survey Friday at one o'clock. From there at the first' meeting of the Sunday in third with four students the first recent tember 18, which program had pre- absorbing drama. , on Y-No- they transported Camp ah made in the Alumni office. They are: were; to Evening Forum which will be held honor roll and 33 on the second. The viously been approved by the ad- -' lovely setting In the name of the College I wel- Kathleen Booth," Pittsburgh School if in Akron. This Sept: 22, at 7:00 in Taylor Hall. juniors also Four this class ministration committee of the board especially those of ran. of furnished an ideal background for come you all, but of Applied Social Science; Betty Jane - ; President Jim Cannell announces finished up with all A's and twenty- - of trustees. Dr. Kal Vet- Steeg of the - the of the coming you who come here for the first time! Brophy, School of Music; planning events that the object of the Forum is to ight with.B or better. This gives a Juilliard Geology department was made direct- cabinets and ap- May your experience at Wooster be Beatrice Browne, New York City Bib year. The four met stimulate thinking and to give ex total of 24 straight A students and or of the program of the Gvil Aero- These commit- - colored by happiness and crowned lical Seminary; Barbara Caldwell, Wil- - pointed committees. pression to the Big Four which can't 137 coming upin second rank. nautics Administration and will teach tees planned their programs. by success. Secretarial School, Cleveland; met and be. reachpd elsewhere on the campus. lhe following students received the some, of the courses. Professors Ford The budget was talked over and pass- - Anna Marie Callow, Dyke School of "The success of our aim',, says Jim, Very cordially yours, highest" grade,' "A"; In each study pur and . Williamson of the Physics and ed. On Friday : evening vespers were "will hang on the students' reaction UmmerceyevelandLMaryouise Mathematics departments will also CHARLES F. WISHART sued 'the second semester 1939-4- 0 In lake. student nursing, University held in the middle of the The to vital topics discussedby capable The College of Wooster. Gaehr, with the teaching of the courses. climaxed Saturday evening Hospital, Western' Reserve University, at retreat was people in their respective fields." The seniors were: Helen Betty The number of students for the first when students had dinner with 0R.CHARUS F. WISHART Cleveland; Mary Louise George, Dep't the Some of the topics will be Labor, Burt, Mary Louise Gaehr, Donald semester will be limited to 10. In the the faculty and Prezy gave an in- Conscription, Elec- Endowment Drive ' of Geology, Oberlin University; Janet National Defense, Walter Harris, Mary Katherine Olt- - second semester there will be.oppor-- spiring talk. The heads of the Big Co- Henderson, Simmons College, Bos- - tions, School and Government Midpoint house, Jeanette Alma Payne, Roberta mnity for more number, Four. Craig Fabian, Joan Campbell, operation, and Voice of the Church Passes ton; Christine Hofman, student nurs-- will from Wishart Reviews Proctor, Clara Louise Smith, Jose- The course extend. October Jean Jacobson, and Jim Cannell spoke Tolay. ing. University Hospital, Western Re- - 1 gt February half-wa- phine to 1st. The ground Having passed the y mark M. Thompson, e and everyone enjoyed Wooster's fa- serve University; Jeanne Illingworth, goal, the The juniors were: Lois Elizabeth school work will be carried on here which in its journey to a 250,000 College History student of laboratory technician Huron air-R- vorite pastime singing after ton J,, campus while the Wooster d. Wooster: financial drive,, launched Barr, Theodore August Jacob, Jane faculty and students returned home Hospital, Cleveland; Doris Lacy, port wjll cooperate with the college Jaffray Becomes last January, has reached approxi- Annarie Peters, Katherine E. Som- - in . en masse, Dyke School of Commerce, Cleveland. the flying school. mately 135,000, "according to late President Charles F. Wishart, in his merlatte. following Elizabeth Lorson, College of Woos- The committees for the Business Manager figures released from the cam convocation address, Wednesday, Sept. Sophomore Honor Roll . Wooster's decision to add this summer Conservatory of Music; Ruth Nus-- Personnel comffiltteeZTf The-sophomores-w-erer ter yearareF - Galpin Hall. The 18 4 p.m. the. college chapel Stanley-F- er course to the curriculum wa influ- - paign office, in' at in baum, Raddiffe College; Betty Oliv which Gale Weaner is the chairman. of the ris Coates, Ralph Earl Crider,. Mar-- enced by belief on the part of many Bob Jaffray, '41, of Rochester, New third phase of. the drive," which is gave a brief account founding ' him Saalfield, Lois hausen, Miss Conley's Business Assisting are Art Presbyterian phase, is be of Wooster, and told in some detail drie Louise Hole,' Harriet Rebecca administration officials that there is Yprk, was named business manager of called thiL Pittsburgh; Lucy Ormond, Burkhart.. School, : -- Boop, and Sue Week of - Page a large number Wooster Con this fall, and will be conduct- about the original buildings and HostettefT"" Martha Milburri, , of students the Wooster Voice at a Board of ginning laboratory technician student; Grace Prayer : committee headed by - -- Jim trol meeting held Sept. 19." Bob re ed by church people in the state of equipment which, formed the ' basis' Marcus A. Naylor, Enid Bonita interested in this type of training. Baird, assisted by Doris Bennett, Hospital, Detroit; Edith Patterson, Hal places Sherwood Willard who is leav Ohio. The Wooster and Wayne Coun for the present institution. The first Spooner, John Lewis Yates. Courses which will be taught in the Streeper, Loweth, Bob Haring, Bolton School of Nursing, Cleveland; Jean Massachu- phase was carried on last semester, year of its existence found 34 students The freshmen were: JohnOtto ground school course the college ing Wooster to attend the ty AlmaT" Payne7 Western Reserve Uni- on and Jean Hudson. Finance committee Alumni phase, begun during enrolled, with six seniors, eight jun Mellin, Mary Ellen Park, Betsy Marie campus -- history setts Institute of Technology. Sher and the Laura Dyke School are of aviation, aril lead by Stan Good, aided by Barbara Ross, Rose versity; Peterson, ar fresh- y. will take a two-ye- course at M.I.T. the summer, is still going on, con iors, eight sophomores and 12 June Whitmer. air regulations, navigation, meteor-olog- McConnell, Baird, Dut of Commerce, Cleveland; Marian Jim Horace technology.. work is tinuing until late December. men. The following students' received no .parachutes, aircraft and theory in business The in Carnegie Pittsburgh; ton, and Harry Diehl. This year's grade below "B" Plank, Tech, in connection with the Wooster-M.- I At present, E. Z. Ramey, Wooster A comparison was drawn between in any studies the of flight, engines, instruments, radio be Katherine " Robinson, University of drive will headed by Hal Streeper.
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