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Of NORTH CAROLINA STATE COLLEGE the TECHNICIAN Vol. XXII, No. 24 STATE COLLEGE STATION, RALEIGH, N. C., APRIL 10, 1942 Offices

Of NORTH CAROLINA STATE COLLEGE the TECHNICIAN Vol. XXII, No. 24 STATE COLLEGE STATION, RALEIGH, N. C., APRIL 10, 1942 Offices

THE TECHNICIAN of NORTH CAROLINA STATE COLLEGE Vol. XXII, No. 24 STATE COLLEGE STATION, RALEIGH, N. C., APRIL 10, 1942 Offices: 10 and 11 Tompkins Hall ...... language fraternity Engineers and Officers ' Has Annual Congress 7 On Campus Tomorrow Feature Bobby Byrne In State College Chapter Of Sigma Pi Alpha To Be Host For Meeting Combined Spring Hop The 14th annual Congress of llllIIIIIIIOIIIIIIIIIIIIIIuIIIlIIuIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII"IIIIIIIII” l Sigma Pi Alpha, national honorary Eta Kappa Nu Picks Dance Will Replace Annual language fraternity, will be held at 0f David—ii Dances Of The Two Or- State College Saturday with the Four New Members : PRESIDENI son College ganizations; Byrne, “This Alpha Chapter as host. Four students and a faculty Dr. John R. Cunningham, Year’s Young Man Of Registration will begin at 1:30 member have been honored by Olllltllllnluulllgbelow, will deliver State Music,” Headlines Top o’clock in the D. H. Hill Library initiation into the State College> C o l l e g e’s commencement Spring Term Dance April 25 and the business session will start chapter of Eta Kappa Nu. national sermon May 8. The com- at 2 o’clock in the seminar room. honorary electrical engineering so- mencement program will Sponsored jointly by the Of- Dr. L. E. Hinkle, head ofthe mod- ciety, President J. R. Holshouser, conclude Saturday morning, ficers’ Club and the Engineers' ern language department at State Jr., of Greensboro, announced May 9. with the awarding Council, the “Offense Ball," planned College, will welcome the Congress, today. to take the place of both the Mili- and the response will come from of degrees. Josephus Dan- tary Ball and the Engineers’ Brawl, Dr. R. C. Deal 'of E.C.T.C. Prof. L. M. Kecver of the elec- iels will deliver the bacca- will feature Bobby Byrne and his The fraternity was founded at trical engineering department was laureate address. orchestra on April 25 in Raleigh’s State College in 1927 through the taken into honorary membership. yllllllllllllllllllll "tIIIIOIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII-lullIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIn Memorial Auditorium. effortsof Dr. Hinkle, and now has New student members are William 12 chapters. Present national of- S. Wilson of Yanceyville. James A. The Ofi'ense Ball is to be held in ficers are Dr. A. M. Fountain of Joyner of Sharpsburg 'and Alan the Memorial Auditorium instead State College. president; Miss Lena Maclntyre and Merle Showalter of of Frank Thompson Gymnasium in Rivers Boley of Catawba. vice Raleigh. order to bring the event closer to president; Miss Marguerite Austin A banquet followed the initiation the general public, and so that of E.C.T.C., secretary; and Prof. ceremony. with C01. J. W. Harrel- students from both the Engineer- The officers of L company- of Stanley T. Ballenger of State Col- son, dean of administration, .as ing School and the Officers’ Club the third battalion of the lege. corresponding secretary and principal speaker. may be admitted. The gymnasium State College ROTC regiment treasurer. will not hold the number of stu- do an “eyes right” as they Following the business session, dents eligible to attend the dance. pass the reviewing stand in an informal tea will be held at 4 The general public will be ad- the parade Monday featuring o’clock at the residence of Dr. and lextile Exposition mitted to the balcony as spectators, National Army Day. Review- Mrs. Hinkle, 1714 Park Drive. At 7 and proceeds from the sale of such ing the troops were Colonel o’clock a banquet session will start And Style Show lo Be tickets will be used to buy United J. W. Harrelson. Colonel T. W. in the Woman’s Club building, with States Savings Bonds. Brown. and Josephus Daniels. John A. Park. editor and publisher Officially billed as “This year’s (Above) of The Raleigh. Times, as speaker. Presented April 30 young man of music," Byrne comes An international student panel to the campus with a string of discussion on “Peace—and Then One Hundred And Thirty- successes behind him, the likes of What?” will have the following stu- Nine College Girls To Model which any,of the top name-bands in * dents participating: Nai-Zer Yao, In Annual Style Show the country would be proud of. Chinca; Pedro E. DeVidts, Chile; The way in which Bobby got into Felix Francis Arnstein, Italy; A total of 139 girls from 10 big time music presents an exciting These youngsters were very Maurice Rothberg, Australia; North Carolina colleges will par- string of events that would be much interested in the opera- Omer Shakin Ataman, Turkey; ticipate as models in the annual April 18 Date Set For enough to make all but the best tion of a Browning machine Paul Felix Hilton, Austria; M. J. style show which the State College break under the strain. When the gun and A. T. Lassiter and Pamintuan, the Philippines; J. A. Textile School will present April Dorsey brothers, Tommy and Jim- J. T. Maynard explained to Zelaya, Peru; Jessie Diaz, Puerto 30, Dean Thomas Nelson an- Annual Junior-Senior; my, had their big splituup, Jimmy, them just how it worked. Sev- Rico; and Anabel Calleiro. Cuba. nounced yesterday. who was left with the band, tried eral of these guns were on dis- All are students at State College The girls, representing 76 North Royce Stoenner Plays frantically to get a trombonist to play in Riddick Stadium dur- except Misses Diaz and Calleiro, Carolina communities, 11 other fill the gifted Tommy's shoes. ing the Army Day exercises. who attend Meredith. states and the District of Columbia, Band Voted Most Popular Bobby, then only sixteen and (Left) An informal dance will follow will model garments made by In Mid-western Ballrooms hardly that, was the answer to the discussion. themselves with fabrics designed Jimmy’s prayer. By an amazing and woven by students in the Tex- To Furnish Music for Dance coincidence, it was at Glen Island tile School. Dean Nelson originated Which Will Feature Ring Casino in New Rochelle, New York, a: lextile Authorities the style show in 1928 to boost the Ceremony that Bobby joined the Dorsey value of cotton in feminine wearing The‘annual Junior-Senior Prom, orchestra in May 1935. And in apparel. given each year by the junior class, May of 1940, Bobby, just turned lo Gather In Raleigh Samples of student-produced will be held April 18, with Royce twenty-two, opened at that same fabrics are sent to participating Stoenner and his band supplying nigh- spot with his own band. girls for their selections far in ad- the rhythm, it was announced this His popularity zoomed, and his For Colorists Meet vance of the style show. The gar- week by Ed Grosse, chairman of was the first band to ever be held Daniels Praises State ROTC ments are made as part-of their the dance committee in charge of over at Glen Island, playing three Convention Arranged For work in home economics. . arrangements for the traditional extra weeks. Among his engage- Raleigh ~By President T. R. Participating colleges, the num- affair. ments since, the Strand Theatre in In Army Pay Talk To Corps Smith And Chairman ber of girls they will send to the New York. Frank Dailey’s Mead- Church style show and the home economics Stoenner has one of the most owbrook, Hotel Roosevelt in New teachers are Flora Macdonald, 18, popular young bands in the mid- Orleans, the Raleigh Cigarette Leading Tar Heel Editor Textile authorities from Maine Miss Vera Burnette; Greensboro, west and originated at the Uni- program for thirteen weeks on Glee Club To Record Compliments State Grad-.Kelly Heads A.S.C.E.; to Alabama will gather in Raleigh eight, Miss Edith A. Langley; versity of Kansas City. The outfit NBC. a smash engagement at uates On' Their Success' In April 17-18, with State College as is composed of thirteen men and Valley Dale, Hotel Serman Present War; ROTC Re- host. for a joint meeting of three Louisburg, 16, Mrs. Nellie Moon; was voted the most popular band in Chi- Discs For Contest Other Officers Elected important groups within the Amer- Appalachian. 18, Miss Rena Don- in the Mid-West Ballrooms for the cago, and a whole summer in the view Follows ican Association of Textile Chem- nell; Peace, 10, Miss Bertie Lee past two years. Cafe Rouge of Hotel Pennsylvania, Singers Also To Present Battalions of smartly-uniformed Chapter To Send Delegates ists and Colorists. Whitesides; Elon, 15, Miss Lida The orchestra has played at New York. “Ballad For Americans” ROTC students paraded in Riddick To Annual Meeting Of So- About 200 are expected to attend Muse; Meredith, 15, Miss Jennie such spots as the Pala~Mor Ball- Byrne’s greatness as a musician Soon In Connection With stadium while Josephus Daniels, ciety In Roanoke, Va. the meeting, which will include the M. Hanyen; High Point, 15, Miss room in Kansas City, Mo., The Surf is attested to by the fact that when Secretary of the Navy during the National Council, the National Re— Ada B. Johnson; Queens, 17, Miss Ballroom at Clear Lake, Iowa, the he was playing on Bing Crosby’s Other Groups first World War and ex-ambassador At a meeting of the student chap- search Committee and the Associa- Doris M. Anderson; and St. Mary’s, Plantation Club at. Kilgore, Texas, radio program with Jimmy Dorsey, ter of the American Society of Civil 7, Miss Elizabeth Bason. and other popular dance spots. the illustrious Leopold Stokowski The Glee Club will make record- of Mexico spoke, in the College’s tion’s Piedmont Section, which em- The style show, scheduled to be- offered to make a place for him in ings next Wednesday to be used in observance of Army Day. Engineers, Jimmy Kelly was elected braces the Carolinas. Stoenner is now making his first the Philadelphia Daniels called on the students president of the society for the Prof. A. H. Grimshaw of the gin at 2 PM. in Pullen Hall, always Eastern appearance at Tantilla Orchestra if ever the National Collegiate Glee Club coming year. Kelly defeated W. L. State College Textile School is attracts a capacity crowd. Garden in Richmond, Va., where the young man tired of popular Contest sponsored by Fred Waring “to win a war to preserve the demo- Corbin, Treasurer for the past Following the parade of styles, he is being acclaimed highly. music. cratic way of life and‘ to win the year, for the position. Other ofi‘icers chairman of the committee on ar- The featured vocalists with the and Chesterfield Pleasure Time, it peace that will follow—a perma- rangements. The joint meeting was the college girl models anci other Starting at ten o'clock will be the band are beautiful Dorothy Claire was announced yesterday by Major nent and universal peace.” elected were: Vice President, John scheduled for Raleigh in honor of visitors will be guests of the Textile most important feature of the and the Kutchinski, State College music di- Bratton; Secretary, Mack Miller; the State College Student Section School at the 23rd annual Students dance, the traditional ring cere- romantic Jimmy Palmer. Pointing memorial tower, Treasurer, Jim Hefi'eran, Sgt.-at of the Association. It will be the Textile Exposition. The large, mod- mony. Juniors and their dates will The instrumental solos come from rector. Daniels recalled that it was erected arms, W. W. Boyer, and Reporter, first session of the groups in this ern textile building, one of the gather in the rear of the gym- a group headed by Bobby, himself, Thursday they will sing a twenty to the State College men who served G. M. Ketchie. city. finest in the nation. will be open nasium and will then march on the trombone. Dick Farrell minute program for the North with distinction in the first great The chapter plans to send a dele- for inspection and students will through a takes the best of breaks on the war. The Student Section will be demonstrate the processes by which large replica of the State drums, and Jerry Yelverton will Carolina Conference for Social “This college is an ideal setting gation to attend the Spring Meet- guests of the Piedmont Section at a College ring. where they will re- make you think. of Artie Shaw Service to be held in the Sir Walter ing of the American Society of banquet and meeting in Hotel Sir raw cotton is transformed into ceive their class rings from their when he breaks out with a clarinet Hotel Ballroom. The Glee Club will for the suitable observance of Civil Engineers to be held in Walter. A graduate of the State lovely fabrics. dates. , Army Day," the Tar Heel editor Roanoke, Virginia on April 22-23. College Textile School, Tom W. Kenneth A. Shinn, Jr., of China (irosse announced that bids for I'M e. then concentrate on learning their said. “It was born as an institution The president, L. C. Williams. ex Bobby is now beginning a new parts to Earl Robinson’s modern to train youths in the manual of Church. Jr., of Charlotte, is chair- Grove. is superintendent of this the dance will be issued to seniors Southern tour after spending quite canta, “Ballad for Americans,” in pressed his desire that there be at man of the Piedmont group. year's exposition and William F. and juniors at the YMCA'from a while at the Hotel Sherman in which they are to appear with the arms and in every time of national least ten representatives from this While the meeting is in progress. LeGrand of Shelby is assistant 1:30 to 5:30 P.M. on Monday, Tues- Chicago. Woman’s College Glee Club and the need the country has looked to it chapter at the meeting in Roanoke. all equipment of the Textile School superintendent. day. and Wednesday of next week. Among his files are many —and not in vain—for patriots who Initiation to membership in the will be on display for the visitors. first rate orchestrations, arranged North Carolina Symphony Orch- were fit to respond to the colors." Society started as only Benny Carter and Don Red- estra. He praised the 546 alumni of Wednesday morn- with students acting as guides. mond can. Both of these arrangers Next Friday the Concert Band ‘ ing for 41‘ boys in the civil engi- G. W. Funderburk of 'LaGrange, Prominent Engineers To are former band leaders them- will be featured in connection with (Continued on Page 4) neering department. Ga., and W. R. Ivey, Jr., of Char- selves. At the present, Byrne is the lecture by H. V. Kaltenborn at lotte, president and secretary of putting his rhythms on the discs the Raleigh Auditorium, and the the Student Section. are being Be Knights 01 Saint Pat for the Decca Recording Company. Orchestra is tentatively scheduled Recent State Graduates aided by other student members in Another feature of the week end for a concert in Pullen Hall on preparing to show the visitors Outstanding seniors from each At the same time the knighting will be a tea dance, also to be held Sunday. April 19. features of the Textile School and1 engineering department of school ceremony is carried out a $50 watch in the Auditorium. The Knights of In-view of the necessity of sev- 0n Over- Bataan the college. will be taken into the Order of will be presented by the Engineers’ Saint Patrick will be duly recog- eral changes in rehearsal periods, Saint Patrick during the tea dance Council to the senior who is ad- nized during the festivities, as dur- members of all musical organiza- At least nine State College Scotland Neck, 1941. TWA District Head of the Annual Engineers’-Ofiicers' judged the most outstanding in the ing former dances presented by the tions are requested to clip the alumni, most of whom graduated First Lieutenant C. L. Moseley, Club Ball April 25. school of engineering. This student Engineers’ Council. schedule on the last page and post within the last three years, still Jr., Raleigh, 1939. To Speak To ,I.Ae.S. The choosing and knighting of will be picked by a committee com- it for future reference, and plan to were in the Philippines when Second Lieutenant H. 'J. Pierce outstanding men into the Order has posed of members of the engineer- be present at all the meetings in Bataan fell, according to records of Durham, 1942 (left school). Robert S. Littell, District Man- been a custom on State campus ing faculty. Forest Fire Fighters which they are involved if at all of the Alumni Office. All hold rank Second Lieutenant J. H. Posten ager of Transcontinental and West- since the founding of the Order To be eligible for knighthood in possible. as officers. of Atlantic Highlands, N. J., 1940. ern Air. Inc., will speak to the In- here many years ago. the Order of Saint Pat a student Organized By Club One alumnus is known to have First Lieutenant J. C. Shaw of stitute of Aeronautical Sciences at At the same time that the seniors must fulfill the following require- At the last meeting of the For- left the Philippines for duty with Kerr, 1938. a meeting in Daniels Hall at 7 'P.M. are taken into St. Patrick leading ments: estry Club of State College, a plan Alpha Zeta Initiated the U. S. Army Air Corps in Java Second Lieutenant Leon F. Wil- Tuesday night, it was revealed by freshmen in the school of engineer- (a) Must have fulfilled all re- for organizing forestry students for and Australia. A number of others liams, Jr., of Raleigh, 1941. Nick Geluso, newly-elected presi- ing will be chosen as Companions quirements for graduation in the fighting forest fires was drawn up Thirteen Recently have been listed with the Alumni Lieutenants Moseley, Posten and dent of the society. of Saint Pat. June commencement; (b) must be by a member of the Department of Office as on duty in the Pacific Williams are in the Army Air Littell will show a sound movie an active member in good standing Conservation and Development. Initiation of 13 outstanding stu- war zone, but it is not definitely Corps, the latter as a ground tech- called “Winged Horizons." This The men chosen for this honor in the technical society of his de- The club decided to make Prof. dents into the State College chap- known whether any of these were nician and the others as pilots. film shows many details of the were recommended by their depart- partment; (c) must have paid his Chalfont ter of Alpha Zeta, national hon- stationed in the Philippines. Moseley flew a bomber in the operation of TWA and promises to ment advisors and voted on by dues in full; ((1) faculty supervisor for the orary agricultural fraternity, was battle of the Philippines during its be very members of the engineers’ council. must have con- enterprise, who suggested that class announced recently State College men known to have enlightening to the stu- ducted himself during his residence leaders be chosen. Jim Martin, by Chancellor been in the Philippines at the out- early stages and later was trans- dents. The district will All senior engineering students as to have been a credit to his de- prominent member of the junior Marvin Clay of Hester. break of war December 7 are listed ferred to Java. where he saw ac- also speak to the members on a should make it a point to be present partment and to the schOol of en- class. was selected as top student New members are David Harris, here with. their home towns and tion. When heard from recently, he subject interesting to all. during the ceremony for there will gineering; and (e) must have done leader, while Jim Etheridge and Newell; Jim Martin, Roanoke, Va.; classes: had escaped from Java to Aus- At a meeting of the society last be no notification of those chosen during his residence in college his Henry Packard were chosen as Bob Dalyrymple, Jonesboro; George Second Lieutenant Eugene Con- tralia. week a paper was read by Prof. prior to the knighting ceremony. full share of the work in his de‘ leaders of the two junior sech'om. Patton, Franklin; Gerald James, rad of Charlotte, 1940. Posten was heralded in news dis- Parkinson, head of the aeronautics Any student chosen to be knighted partment connected with the an- Dick Mahone was elected leader of Oakboro; Paul Bannerman, Caro- patches several weeks ago for his department, that was written by must be present when his name is nual engineers' celebrations and the sophomore class. lina Beach; Don Lackey, Lenoir; Captain Clifton A. Croom of part in an air fight in which three Charles Froesh, chief engineer of called for the shingles are de- fair. The plan calls for the two junior Walton Thompson, Black Creek; Bolton, 1936. Jap planes were shot down. Posten the Eastern Air Lines. Slides were stroyed immediately following the To be eligible for Companionship sections to alternate weekly Lenoir York, Waynesville; Moyle First Lieutenant Charles Dun- pilots a fighter. shown as the paper was read, re- ceremony if the recipient is not in the Order of Saint Pat, a at “Williams, Hillsboro; Jack Watts, nagan of Yadkinville, 1988. The Alumni Ofice, not regard- vealing much of the operation present. . fresh- fighting fires, while the sophomasa Statesville; of man must be one of the two out- sectionwillbeusedasana Ed Sullivan, Douglas- 9 First Lieutenant E. Pierce Flem— ing its records as complete, said it the airline’s maintenance depart- .Following the knighting cere- standing members of' his class in These boys will fight fires in fie wn, L. I., N. Y.; and Frank Mc- ing of Asheville, 1989. was probable other State College ment. Also shown was a sound many the tea dance will be con- the department in which he is vicinity of Raleigh when - Dowell of Clyde. 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Techs Drill Offense; A"Campus: ”0"“ and Mike Andrews Proves Himself ‘One Man Track Frat Fives Chosen Team’; Meet With Richmond Here Tomorrow Doak Slated T0 Start Referees Select C a m p u s Spiders Boast Capable Stewart and Wheeler Pro- ' Basketball Teams Soph Mike Scores vide Hitting Power; Hardee The 1942 All-Campus, All—Fra- In Four Events At Performers; Meet At 4 Erosh Play in Babes Held In Reserve ternity and All-Dormitory basket- First Carolina Relays After Ball Game ball teams have just been released Here Al 3:30 loday The University of South Caro- through Mr. Miller’s ofiice. These Brewer and McDougal Tie Andrews Entered In Six lina will provide Southern Confer- teams have been chosen by referees Events; Holloman Spotted ence competition for Doc Newton’s Jack Tabscott, Walt Pawlak, and For First and Third In Sutton and Newell Given Techs here tomorrow afternoon in Mr. Doak of the Physical Ed. Dept. High Jump In 440 Mound Assignment; Ed- ball game that will start at two wards To Catch a Stillwell (1st A) and McKay Hy ROYSTER THURMAN Saturday afternoon marks Coach o’clock. (Sig Nu) are the forwards picked A crack team of State tracksters Herman Hickman’s track squad’s Peanut Doak has been picked to for the all-campus team. The won a goodly number of events last home debut. The State team will Coach Bob Warren's freshman start the hurling for the Jl‘echs. It guards are Wiggin (lst A) and Saturday in the first annual Caro- be playing host to the University baseball club meets the Tar Babes will be the stocky boy’s first start Holloman (PKA) with Owens (lst ‘lina Relays at Chapel Hill. Led by . of Richmond Spiders in a duel of Carolina this afternoon at 3:30 of the season, though he appeared A) chosen as center. the sterling performances of Mike track meet. . a: on Freshman Field, in a game that in relief roles against both Cornell The all-fraternity forwards of Andrews, the Hickmen rolled on 'to The Spiders have two very cap- opens the season for both freshman and Wake Forest. the 1st team are Peele (SPE) and place in six out of 12 events. able performers in the shot and clubs. Satisfied that all his club needed Rienhart (Sig Nu). The second Team honors went to Duke. In- mile run events. Griffin took second Faced with the problem of choos- was merely more work, Doc Newton team forwards are Council (Kap dividual honors were copped by in the indoor shot throw at the fiig a starting lineuprfrom the way has been driving his baseballers Sig) and Hofman (AGR). The 1st Andrews, and by Al Blozis, the Carolina Relays last week with a the boys look during the few weeks through some tough practice ses- team guards are Holloman (PKA) Georgetown giant who broke two toss of 46 feet five inches. Gwath- of practice, Coach Warren has as- sions this week. and Doak (PKA); for the second field records, and came within mey turned in the second place sembled what seems to be a team Easter Monday saw Newton’s team, Hannon (Sig Pi) and Steele inches of smashing his own world position in the two-mile indoor run. that possesses a first rate infield, team losing to Wake Forest, 6-4. (SPE). The center for thefirst discus throw mark. Saturday he will be entered in the and a capable mound stall. In that contest, the Deacons virtu- team is McKay (Sig Nu) and for Mike Andrews amazed the fans 880-yard run and the mile. Paul (Buck) Sutton, big right- ally “stole” their v.‘.~tory. Seven the second team, Goodman (ALT). by placing in more events than any The meet will begin at four , hander will do the tossing for the base thefts“were made against the ‘The all-dormitory firsty team for- other man. His lOO-yard dash in o’clock with the field events being Techlets, with Bobby Newell also Techs and Wake Forest used them wards are Stillwell (lst A) and 10 secopds netted him first place; run of? first. They will be followed scheduled to see action on the to good advantage in taking the Jenrette (6th). The second team his 21 feet, 4 inches broad jump up by the running events at four- mound. J. B. Edwards will be be- w1n. forwards are Calloway (Lower So) was good for third place; he fin- thirty. The track meet follows im- hind the plate. Techs Hitting Hard and Curtis (lst C). The guards ished fourth in the shot put; and mediately after the State-South The starting infield lineup has Heartening this season has been for the first team are Carney (lst his supreme effort in the anchor Carolina baseball game which Leo Katkaveck at first, J. F. Kirk- the hitting the Techs have been 7th) and Wiggin (lst A). The sec- leg of the 440-yard relay pulled starts at two. patrick as mend, Eddie Morris displaying. Earl Stewart, especially ond team guards are Dayvault (lst State up into third place. covering short, and Tommy Mc- has been going like a house afire. C) and Gilmore (10th). The cen- Only a Sophomore Andrews In Six Laughlin at the hot corner. Eddie In two games, he has collected six ters for the first and second teams Only a sophomore, and competing Coach Hickman's squad is headed Teague, Jack Cox, and JOe Johns hits for eight attempts—~including respectively are Owens (lst A), for the first time in a varsity track by Mike Andrewa, a big sophomore will start in the outfield. a and two doubles. and Talamas (3rd 7th). meet, Mike Andrews has yet to from Brooklyn, N. Y. Andrews will In reserve, Coach Warren has Grady Wheeler, , He fanned nine Deacon hitters, reach the peak of his career. His be entered in six different events Ed Rabey, Archie Booker, G. B. has also been batting well. He has passed only two. Three of the eight condition and performances are ——100 and 220-yard dashes, broad Edwards, and Tom Linson, pitch- four hits for seven trips to the hits he allowed were of the scratch sure to improve as the season rolls jump. shot put, discus throw, and ers; Tilton Bundy, and Adrian plate. Against the Deacons he variety. on. His unofiicial time of 9.4 sec- javelin. He runs on the relay team, Rhodes,.catchers; Fred Wood, J. C. blasted a 340-foot homer. Monday afternoon, the Techs will onds in the 100 last season is his besides. Hewitt, J. D. Linville, W. H. Ray Hardee, who deserved a journey over to Goldsboro for a goal now, and he may yet attain Co-captain Jimmy MacDougal, Hodgin, and R. W. Holtsclaw, in- better fate in losing to Wake For- game with the Elmira baseball that extraordinary time officially V MIKE ANDREWS- Jr., will be entered in the high fielders; Bill Stanton, Fred Miller, est Monday afternoon, 5-4, already team of the Eastern league. The this year. Coach Hickman calls him “the best track man in State's history." jump and the hurdles. Peyton Hol- James Storer, Earl Montague, and is in mid-season bat form will be game was originally scheduled for Other honors went to Bill He will compete in six events tomorrow against Richmond. loman, is entered in the 440-yard Mickey Witherington, outfielders. held in reserve if needed tomorrow. this past Wednesday. Brewer who tied for first place in Cut courtesy News and Observer. dash. He holds the State track the high jump, with a leap of 5 record for this event with a time feet, 10 inches; and to co-captain of 50.3. Bill Lambe, quarter miler SPORTS NEWS IN THE APRIL FOOL EDITION OF “THE DAILY TAR HEIL” . . . Jimmy McDougal, who tied for and co-captain, will be unable to third spot in the same event. The 'Wolfpack Eleven’ Begun; participate Saturday afternoon. He freshman 440-yd. relay team has a badly pulled leg muscle and Nazis Take Over Chapel Hill And stepped out in front in the first leg has been on the sideline all week. of their race, but met a sad defeat Gym, Pool Open Sundays Freshman teams of the two when the baton was dropped on an schools will also meet during the Add Bayoneiing' 'l'o Phys. Ed. Course exchange. Prof. Johnnie Miller Offers. afternoon. Carolina students must abide by The course will be given at all exercise really is, according to Voluntary Body-Building a new set of physical education hours of the morning Monday Goering’s statement last night. Plan; Teams Wanted FROSH NE'I'I‘ERS MATCH requirements this quarter, accord- through Friday. The daily course They will get two hours of con- Sports Week With the need for a strong, By DON NEUMANN ing to a statement issued late last will consist of instruction and brief tinual calisthenics, two hours of healthy body growing more impor- The softball season has officially CAROLINA NEXT WEEK night by the new order. calisthenicsh only slightly more steady marching drill and two Friday: The Techlets open their tant every day, Prof. Johnnie opened, with Red Diamond 111.1 The frosh tennis squad, coached Physical education, according to than students have been accus- hours of constant work in what- diamond season against the Tar Miller and the Physical Education 1911 Field the scenes of battle. Out- by L. Walter Seegers, come up the new regulations, is now a six tomed to doing in their regular ever physical activity they sign up Babies of Carolina at 3:30 p.m., on Department have announced a new standing game and player of the against the Carolina freshmen hour course with six hours of labs gym classes. The labs will be for for. “Rest is useless and unneces- Freshman Field. voluntary body-building program first week on the diamond was the next Wednesday afternoon on the a week. There will also be an the purpose of building up the sary,” stated the German leader Saturday: Coach Newton’s var- that will reach out to every student game between 2nd C and 3rd 7th State courts. additional 800 minutes outside ac- human body beyond human ex- last ni ht. As a result, the new sity nine tackles South Carolina on on the campus. in which 2nd C's L. H. rules pose strict penalties on Freshman Field at 2 p.m.,_ To help in the program, the gym- Last Saturday the Frosh opened . tivity required weekly. These extra pectations. ' The varsity-frosh t r a c k s t e r a Ballard did not allow a safe their season against Duke, but minutes will be done according to The students and faculty—for anyone who pauses to rest or nasium and swimming pool will be . Final score was 29-2 in favor were handed a 9-0 defeat. None of passes out from exhaustion during meet with Richmond in the Track open every Sunday afternoon from of the upperclassmen. the singles men were able to take a the Reich honor system. Two men faculty members will also be re- class hours. “It is the student’s Stadium starting at 4 pm. till PM. All necessary equip- First 8th was defeated by 3rd C set from the crack Duke frosh, but with loaded bayonets will oflciate quired to take the physical ed privilege to faint after class, if he Wednesday: Bob Warren’s frosh ment will be available. 36-4 and lst 7th went down 3-9 in the doubles Knee and Messick, over all extra-activity athletics. course—will be shown just what so desires,” the new department baseballers play the Duke year- A calisthenic drill, called the before Lowvr South. The men of smirked. lings here starting at 3:30 pm. “Wolfpack Eleven” because it em- 1st C came through over the fresh- and McDiarmid and Temple each ’"MIWIIIIMINIIOMOIIIUIIIIMI”IIINIIIIII"IIMIIIINIII"I!"IIOIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIOIlllfllllI""0"IIIOIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllI‘ The new rules are really a benefit The varsity netters tangle with bodies eleven important new excr- men of 2nd 8th with a score of 15-6. won one of the three sets. to the student for they the Carolina champs on State’s cises, is the basis of the new pro- Coach Seegers has had a big will help courts at 4 pm. Tenth was beaten by 5th, 11-7; squad working out, but will shortly develop the body superbly. A new _———————.——————————— gram. Mimeographed copies of the 3rd A took the measure of Nintli announce the list of men who will type of unbeatable masculinity will Coach Hickman’s varsity track drill have been distributed to all by a 10-9 count; and Lower South be College Court develop over the Carolina campus. squad journeys to Newport News, freshmen and sophomores, and a won over lst 7th, 9-3. Sixth, how- retained on the team. Gene The only additional requirement Va., for a meet with Apprentice demonstration of the different drills ever, couldn’t accomplish what the LeGrand is manager of the fresh is that students must answer School. has been given. other upperclass dorms had done, netters. “Heil” instead of “here" during Friday: The varsity tennis team Consistent Work Necessary and fell before the Frosh 3rd 8th Pharmacy roll call. Instructors for the new matches racquets with The Citadel “This is war time, and if stu- crew by a l‘l-8 tally. be done about this since it is the phys ed classes will be mind-picked here at 4 pm. dents are to become physically fit, points won in minor sports that men from the Gestapo and will The varsity nine moves over to with strength and endurance,” Fraternities Rolling Also can be the prime factor in de- probably prove much too capable Chapel Hill for the initial meeting Prof. Miller said, “they will find it The fraternity teams are also termining where the cups will go for the students who survive the with the Carolina baseballers. imperative to do consistent body- getting started in softball. The Sig in June. course. building work. When the going gets Eps handed PKT a 13-2 defeat with Track Schedule Ready The courses offered this quarter Upperclassmen or teachers in- tough, those fellows with strong James Boger doing some fine hit- The track schedule has been re- are as follows: grenadeering, bay- terested in having a copy of the bodies will be the best 011'.” ting. PKA gaVe Sig Pi a 20-10 cently posted, and the 1942 track Next to Post Office oneting, black-jacking, high-jack- “Wolfpack Eleven” calisthenic drill “But the calisthenics must be beating and it looks as though both events are going to be run 03 some- ing, knife-throwing, bomb-planting may obtain one at Mr. supplemented with other sports ac- the PKA’s and the Sig Ep’s are and Miller's getting off to their‘usually fine what differently from the way they O torture methods. ofiice. tivities,” Johnnie Miller added, start. Incidentally, which frater- have been run oil"in previous years. '2 Ei “such as intramurals." A softball The fraternities will run 08 their league could now be formed of boys nity ball club was rather severely field events April 27th at 4:30, and who are not participating with beaten in a practice game with the the di rmitories will run their field First Two TOMMY DORSEY Records In Seven Weeks! dorm or frat teams. Such groups iron men of 2nd “C." events 011' the following day (April “LAST CALI. FOR as Sigma Alpha Mu, Chi Sigma, Volleyball Underway 28th) at 4.30. The dorms will then DEPENDABLE LOVE" “POOR YOU” and the boys from Mrs. Hudson’s Down in the gym, regular volley- run their track (Vents off May 4th would be eligible to form such a ball games are being run off by the at 4 :30, and the frats will run their league. fraternity clubs. Strangely enough, track events 011’ May 5th at 4:30. JAMES E. lHlEM The Physical Education depart- not one of the dormitory volleyball No one man will be able to partic- C. RHODES, Prop. ment will supply all equipment, a games scheduled has been played. ipate in more than three events, a 108 FAYETTEYILLE ST. schedule, and the umpires, if these Four games have been lost by for- fact which means that each club llllullllllfllflufllfllll"III“"MIIMNIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIOIIIOIIIIIIMIIIllIIICIIII"llufllllllIllIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIOI"I“IIIII groups or others interested will see feit so far in the dorm schedule. will have to enter WWWMIWWWOIWMWHI.mammalmumummmusssssssnmsuasssnminimumsIIImmmlmwmuImmInnmmsumummm’ ’III"IIIIIII'IIOIIIIIIIlflllIIOIOIIIICIIIIIIIIII IIION]IIIIIONllIIIlI"Illldlldlllllllllllllill’ Mr. Miller. Seems as though 18 men to get Wflfllu"MIIIMOIMIIOMWUIIHIMIN"OlllllmlflnlflllllIHOIIMIHINOIMIIIIIIIIulsumsssuuununn‘ something should points for every event.

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h"1 THE TECHNICIAN‘ April 10, 1'94: ' mm.”.fl..."u...”"..."m.m.fntemi?l...‘..m.mu0mu.:m0lmm~m.II.IIIMCWIINIOINICI:I“‘I'IW V The University of Kentucky has MUSIC SCHEDULE Freshman Engineers g y, will present its annual Sig Ep Ball in Frank Tho-p- the fourth largest graduate school TOdl! (Ends?) lutead of meeting with the not of the Mississippi River and 6:30 p.m.—-Glee Club (American Dean of the School of Engi- F°""°°" “m“* "e“ =un”$5M.I run mg”I!. EPSIIQw prec”armaments”y a ance rom our to six .22.:-o’c . .23. eonth of the Ohio River. Ballad) Pullen Hall. neering in Pullen Hall on Chosen BY Blue Key gand his orchestra, from E.C.T.C. in Greenville, will play. Sponsors are picturid here. 2:30 p.m.—OrchestraSunday, AprilRehearsal.12 menAprilwill14,meetengineering.8 follows:fresh- gWith their escorts, they are Miss Nell Beddard of Snow Hill with Milo Gibbs; Miss Mary: Carter Announces Selection gAnn Paschal of Winston-Salem with Bill Seawell; Miss Margaret Chandler of Charlotte AMBASSADO 6:00 p.m.-—Band”0“",Rehearsal.AP’“ 13 - All Aeronautical- Engineer-' 0f 14“de Juniors For with Ben Paschal; Miss Frances Gulledge of Raleigh with Joe Peele; Miss Betty Throch- 6:30 p.m.-—Glee Club Rehearsal. iii-gniresh’men m 207 Daniels Membership In National morton of Reidsville with Alton Conrad; Miss Frances Carter of Asheville with Lewis; Today throeghfiaterday 8:00 p.m.——Quartet Rehearsal. All other freshmen engineer- Honorary Fraternity Wright; and Miss Ann Webster of Savannah, Ga., with BobJackson.‘ “THE COUR’I‘SHIP OF Tuesday, April 1‘ ing students in the Chemistry Ten outstanding students hIVe ';III'IIIIIIIIII.II...I.I'.|U"UIQIIIIIII...'.I..II.'.I'II"...I..l..'l'”.."'....:Imml.'n'l.I..I'I.OIII.III'"...IU..I..."'.I'.I".I.II..IIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIICIIIIOu...I.I..SII'.I.III'...“II.IIIC.." ANDY HARDY” 5:00 p.m.—Band Rehearsal. . - been chosen for membership in Blue with 6:30 p.m.—Glee Club Rehearsal. gesture Auditorium, Withers Key, it was announced recently by Mickey Rooney and the 8:00 p.m.—-OrchestraWednesday, AprilRehearsal.15 Both groups mentioned above W. E. “Cutie" Carter, president of Hardy Family the national honorary fraternity. 5:00 p.m.—Band Rehearsal. day,will meetAprilat14.12:00 noon. Tues- Membership in Blue Key is one Sunday. Monday and Tuesday of the highest honors that a State 6'45 p'm“g;;° glfiiifmn at sm' BLAKE R. VAN LEER, Dean. College student can attain. The Claudette Colbert 5:00 .m.—Band Rehearsal. State College chapter was installed In 7:45 3.m._m.. a... .t s... w... DANIELS PRAISES in May, 1924, and recognizes out- “REMEMBER THE DAY” . Frid.y, April 17 (Continued from Page 1) standing qualities in scholarship, with JOHN PAYNE 6:30 p.m.—Red Coat Band Leave State in the armed forces, of which character and service. Equal em- Starts Wednesday. April 15th Gym. 470 are with the army, 53 with the phasis is placed on leadership and Saturday, April 18 Navy, 21 with the Marine Corps participation inflleading campus Spencer Tracy activities. Katherine Hepburn 2:30 p.m.—Orchestra Rehearsal. and 2 With the RAF- The students selected are all in — He urged complete dedication of juniors’ and are T. E. Bivens, Max ‘WOMAN OF THE YEAR’ The Clemson 0011888 mess hall all manpower, all civilian effort, all Sayah, R. W. Dalrymple, M. S. contains 278 tables and seats for the high morale and prayers of a Williams, Tommy Hughes, Don 2,224 students. Four tables are united people to win the war. Barksdale. Jimmy Kelly, Durwood available for guests. In conclusion, Daniels declared Finn. Nick Geluso, Bob Pomeranz, he had “a feeling of supreme con- Bob Boyce, Jim Martin, Glen SIAIE fidence that we shall attain the Farthing, and Branch Whitehurst. Today and Saturday high goal for which America i ON THE STAGE OXford weave mobilized fully and completely.” 8 The formal initiation has been “FOUR STAR REVUE” tentatively set for Wednesday On the Screen— night, and new officers of the fra- "WHO IS HOPE SCHUYIER?" SHIRTS .. 0, ternity will be elected at the same . Late Show Saturday Night and time. Sunday. Monday and Tuesday Q H1 rm m . : “PLAYMATES” $1.95 with ' R0 Y.~\ I, McGehee Speaks AI KAY KYSER AND HIS ORCHESTRA All Starts Wednesday. April 15th Shades I I) E N] UT H “SULLIVANS TRAVELS” Psychology Meeiing with Veronica Lake - Joel McCrea O . Ill/[110‘ /)l/)(’ Southern Society For Phi- losophy And Psychology '2. N E9 film/I'm .m/Ir'rfi/r Nashville CAPIIOl Met In ULTRA FINE Dr. W'illiam McGehee, head of Friday and Saturday the psychology department, and Dr. “The Last of the Duanes” Men’s Shep IMPORTED BRIAR with George Montgomery - Lynn Roberta D. J. Mollie recently returned from Sunday Only Cor. Fayettevil‘e &*“"8e“ 8““ llllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHI the thirty-seventh annual meeting “Mountain .Moonlight” of the Southern Society for Philos- with Weaver Bros. and Elviry ophy and Psychology, which was Monday and Tuesday Saturday FILTERS FOR held April 2, 3, and 4 at the Max- “H. M. Pulham, Esq.” DOROTHY LAMOUR JON HALL :2? well House Hotel in Nashville, with RobertHEDYYoungLAMARR- Ruth Huasey .—|n_ Tennessee, it was learned yester- Wednesday and Thursday “Aloma of the South Seas” ROYAL D E M UT H day. Sun.-Mon.-Tuee. Vanderbilt University a n d “Young America” Charles Boyer - iMargaret Sullavan _ Pl P E George Peabody College for Teach- ...... u“! ”an... c».- with JANE WITHERS - wn. rmcy _ n— ers acted as hosts for the meeting. 071912639357 CHANDLER. 62777 niece/(moans: “Appointment for Love” The Society is an organization ANN WEBSTER composed of individuals profes- __.. . _ _ . Wednesday sionally engaged\ in the fields of TECHNICIAN STAFF It is imperative that everyone VARSITY JIMMY LYDON_:.“—JUNE PREISSER philosophy and psychology and has An important meeting of the be there. SChedIIle Of Events Saturday Only “Henry Aldrich, President” as its object the promotion of these editorial staff of The Techni- BILL BREWER, Bus. Mgr. For Sigma Pi Alpha "CAPTAINwith VictorCAUTION"Mature studies in the southern section of cian will be held in the oflic‘e ______._ Schedule of Events Sunday Only $350 the United States by facilitating Monday afternoon at 5 o’clock. . . with Madeleine“BLOCKADE”Carroll and Robe" Steer“??? Rutherford intercourse among those who are -—'—— St d StTUBEN'IhS . 1:30—Reglstration, 0' IL Hill Henry Fonda «Badland—shi‘)? Dakota" cultivating these'subjects and by ASME 'tedutent: a"; son fyCare m' Library. Monday-Tuesday Friday-Saturday Ill”lh encouraging investigation among There will be an important I; . . o . eRorumliil .8133 2:00—Business Sessions. First Time In Raleigh Joan Blondell; Binnie Barnes its members. business meeting of the ASME ”1:90"dm "0".“ t 7;; MINI—Informal Tea at the “ClubStarringDe Femmea"Daniel (Girls'DarrieuxClub) ._ n— Dr. McGehee presented a paper at 7 pm. Tuesday, April 13. in on ues ay mg t a ‘ home of Professor L. E. Wednesday “3 Girls About Town” Writefor chart picturing entitled “The Prediction of Diii'er- Page Hall. Hinkle. 171 4 Park -‘ (a. Mickey“STRIKERooney UPandTHEJudyBAND"Garland—in 18 beautiful styles. ential Achievement in the Tech- ' AIChE Drive. Kl Thursday-Friday MIt- Night It describes adoan es 0 nological College,” while Dr. Mollie AGROMECK The AIChE will hold an im- 7:00—Banquet at the Wom- “THE DIVORCEIn Technicolor0F LADY X" "C W A K E 22¢ "Imus Plnfllfiln gave a paper on “The Relationship There will be an important portant meeting on Tuesday en’s Club. with Merle Oberon and Laurence Olivier (Inc. Def. Tax) Wm. Domuth & 60., Inc“ N.Y.C. Between Self-Estimated and Meas— meeting of the Agromeck busi- night at 7 -p.m. Initiation of 10:15—Informal Dance at the ured Interests.” ness staif at 5 p.m. Monday. new members will be held. Women’s Club. DO YOU DIG I'I'?

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