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Bee Gee News August 3, 1938 Bowling Green State University ScholarWorks@BGSU BG News (Student Newspaper) University Publications 8-3-1938 Bee Gee News August 3, 1938 Bowling Green State University Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news Recommended Citation Bowling Green State University, "Bee Gee News August 3, 1938" (1938). BG News (Student Newspaper). 480. https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news/480 This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. HOMECOMING COMMENCEMENT NOV. 4-5 Bee Gee News FRIDAY VOL. XXII. BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY, AUGUST 3, 1.938 No .44 UNIVERSITY PLACEMENT BUREAU COMMENCEMENT WOOD COUNTY TOMATO FESTIVAL SECURE MANY POSITIONS IS FRIDAY PLANS NEAR COMPLETION Encouraging BUREAU HEAD Department T«Tomato Queen" Records Are Graduates Are of Speech Here To Be Chosen Shown Named Soon New Instructor And List Is Not Complete Two-Year Diploma in WARDROBE AND Slemen tn ry Eduaa t ion Equipment TRIP OFFERED The majority of our June and Margaret Bailey, Piqua; Hil- August graduates have teach- da M. Ball, North Creek; Nina With the opening of the Fall Preparations are rapidly ing positions for the coming Basel, McCutchenville; Mur- semester, the University will Hearing completion for the year. Most of these students se- cella K. Bercaw, Edgcrton; make available to students a Wood County Tomato Festival. cured their positions through Marjorie Ruth Blue, Defiance; Every town that has a definite number of new courses in the University Placement Bur- Emerson Bruns, Gibsonburg; program to advertise its pro- eau, which is maintained for Mary L. Brunthaver, Fremont; Speech. There will be two in- duct puts on an advertising pro- their benefit under the direction Mary M. Carr, Hicksville; Ruth structors devoting full time to gram and our local merchants of Dean Clyde Hissong and Miss S. Carrott, Montpelier; Floyd the following courses: Speech are not to be outdone. They arc- Olive Cummings. Many ap- D. Chase, Ney; Jessie Clymer, Correction, Argumentation and using special stationery and plicants have been placed dur- Galena. postal cards to advertise this Debate, Principles of Speech, ing the last few days as the final Mildred Deily, Montpelier; event. Advanced Public Speaking, date for changes, August first, Arthur Dobmeyer, Miller City; The winner of the title "To- comes around. The following list Raymond B. Dobmeyer, Miller Advanced Argumentation and mato Queen of Wood County gives the home address and City; Don E. Evans, Hicksville; Debate, Speech Composition for will be a fortunate girl. She teaching address of some of our Dr. Clyde Hissong Mert R. Galbraith, Morcnci, elementary teachers, Parlia- will receive a free trip to At- graduates. This list is not com- lantic City with a four day all Mich.; Floyd M. Gardner, Mont- mentary Law, Buaineaa and Pro- plete, as all results have not yet pelier; Cora Goetz, Bradner; expense paid visit in that place fessional Speech, History of the been turned in to the office. See America Lucille Griesinger, Delta; Mar- and one day in Pittsburgh. (Editor's Note: The list in- tha Griffith, Elida; R. G. Had- Theatre, Contemporary Theatre, Every girl's major problem cludes name of student, home First ley, Lisborn; Melvin Hainian, and Play Production. seems to be clothes, but this address and teaching address) should not deter anyone from Gilboa; Harriet Y. Kettorer, Hitherto, Argumentation and Harriet Hissong, Bowling Many who believe in "See entering the contest. Every- Sandusky; Merry E. King, Debate was offered only (luring Green; Mendon. America first" are wondering Green Springs; Gladys Kohart, thing has been taken care of in Mrs. Lucille I'essell, Bowling when a special western trip will Oakwood; Evelyn L. Kubaeh, the first semester, and Principles advance and the queen will re- Green; Tiffin. be offered for Bee Gee travelers. Birmingham; Floyd L. Kugel, of Speech in the second semester ceive the following items free Anadellc Short, Cleveland; No other country in the world Celina; Eva Leindeckcr, Custar. of each year. Hereafter, those as part of her ward robe includ- Wayne Co., Wooster. ing lingerie, hosiery, coiffures, has scenery to approach the Bessie L. Lesnett, Montpelier; courses will be regularly Julietta Homan, Cold water; manicures and all accessories Grand Canyon, Bryce or Zion Martha Irene Lindhorst, Del- scheduled for both semesters. Mercer Co. National Park. ta; Grace Miller, Oak Harbor; while on the trip. The Department has a new Mary E. Gray, Waterville; Could a trip not be offered to Lucille Allcr Miller, Montpelier; (a) Evening gown and wrap Sandusky. Presto Recording machine with (b) Afternoon dress and coat include these great western Gertrude Murdock, Liberty Cen- which to make records of student Olive Parmenter, Lima; Pcm- wonderlands, together with ter; Ruth Oberholtzer, Benton (c) Traveling and street out- speech. It is equipped with a fit berville. Boulder Dam and the outstand- Ridge; Leonard E. Peck, Mont- play-back utilizing a loud speak- (d) Bathing suit outfit Florence Deuschle, Amherst; ing places of interest in south- pelier; Lucille G. Pessell, Tif- er device. The machine can also The contest is open to any girl Chesterfield. ern California? fin; Mervin C. Rupp, Delta; Helen Nichelson, Bowling be used as a public address sys- in Wood county between the Such an outstanding travel Dorothy L. Ryland, Bucyrus; Green; Weston. tem. There is also a radio hook- ages of IK and 28. All entries opportunity can and will be of- Fanny Shatter, Montpelier; Nina Burson, Findlay; Grand up which makes possible the re- must be in the mail by Friday, fered as soon as there is a suf- Herbert R. Spangler, Bryan; Rapids. cording of radio programs. August 5. This festival is under ficient demand for it; and the Marjorie E. Stone, Defiance; Beulah Crandall, Walbridge; A student may now major or the auspices of the Bowling total expense would be only a Earlene Treece, Continental; Wood Co., Glenwood. minor in Speech since a total Green Chamber of Commerce. fraction of what a short trip to Marie Welter, Tiffin; Cleo C. Dclores Yawberg, Bowling of 31 hours is offered in the It is the desire of this group to Europe would cost. Yoder, Wauseon; Nell L. Yod- Department. A specialist in make our locality as noted for Green; Bryan. er, Risingsun; Grace L. Young, Lois Egbert, Pemberville; By looking a year ahead a speech correction and in drama- the production of fine tomatoes Delta. Pemberville. large number of B. G. graduates tics will join the faculty in as Van Wert is for peonies and Marie Fritche, Westervillc; Continued on page 5. (Continued on col. 3, page 1) September. Holland, Michigan for tulips. Westerville. Max Brillhart, Bowling (Continued from col. 3, page 1) Green; Wayne. HOMECOMING GAME ANNOUNCED Degree—Bachelor of Science Dorothy Fortman, Ft. Recov- in Education ery; Mercer Co. General—Charles A. Bedell, Maxine Sutcr, Walbridge; Lorain; Gludys Bresler, Liberty Rawson. Center; Helen K. Darr, Fre- Dwight Spayth, McCutchcn- K mont; James Glover, Jr., Lor- ville; West Liberty. ain; Ima Louise Goodwin, Co- Lillian Lloyd, Lima; Rawson. E lumbus Grove; Minor Kershner, Helen Eggers, Napoleon; Ridge- Liberty Center; Miriam Joyce ville Corners. Kilbury, Plain City; Agnes Mc Margaret Greenler, Holgate; N Cubbin, No. Lcwisburg; Earl Ridgevillc Corners. McVey, Mt. Cory; Aileen Niel- Mrs. Ruth Hornish, Defiance; T son, No. Baltimore; Harold R. Defiance Co. Parnham, Montpelier; John S. Mrs. Isabel Iffland, Defiance; Rinehart, Findlay; Janet L. Lucas Co. Schutzberg, Haskins; Austin Mary Ellen Rice, Delphos; H. Shelton, Bowling Green; Allen Co. Plan to Meet Your Friends Here Advises Zaugg Hoyt C. Sprow, Malinta. Rachel Phillips, Bowling Elementary Education—Fern Green; Milton Center. Augustine, Fostora; Grace R. Janet McCann, Pemberville; RECORD CROWD increased interest. The Bowling between Kent State and B. G. Bell, Bowling Green; Florence Green family is rapidly becom- S. U. will see a stadium full of Milton Center. E. Bender, Ashland; Josephine EXPECTED ing one to be reckoned with! loyal friends. On Saturday eve- Thelma Burdo, Maumee; H. Bocllner, Maumee; Betsey This year the Homecoming ning many campus groups will Maumee. Belle Brown, Fremont; Ida Ruth Flaler, Ft. Recovery; Homecoming has become a re- will be held on Nov. 4th and hold dinners and parties. Hulda Buhrow, Payne; Mar- 5th. It will, as usual, open with Keep the dates in mind. In- Celina. cognized institution at Bowling garet E. Casteel, Leipsic; Car- a Friday evening party. Then form B. G. friends when you Lydia Rupp, Stryker; Stry- Green State University. Each roll P. Cole, Republic; Kather- on Saturday the various group meet them. Arrange to return ker. ine E. Conner, St. Marys; Sus- year the crowd grows larger. reunions will be featured. In for Homecoming on Nov. 4th (Continued on page 4, col. 1) All are happy because of this the afternoon, the Football game and 6th, 1938! (Contlnued on page 2, col. 6) PAGE 2 BEE GEE NEWS BEE GEE NEWS ANNOUNCEMENTS Published Every Wednesday of College Year VALEDICTORY Wednesday, August 4— by the Bee Gee News, 10:30 STUDENTS AND FACULTY Thursday, August 5— of Class of 1938 Graduates are excused from BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY ®- all classes Dear President and Faculty, I Exams in 10:15 and 11:20 Subscription Rate $1 per year, in advance elegant lift to my eyebrows. This Classmates, Fellow Students, classes always curled him before, but Friday, August 6— Parents, Kabitzcrs, and YOU now he seemed to get visibly Exams in 7:00, 8:05, and STAFF too, "Howcan Utell": larger. 9:10 classes EDITOR-IN-CHIEF I have been chosen to give "I've spent a lot of money on Commencement program, Carl F.
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