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Volume LVIII --WOOSTER, OHIO, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1941 Number 1 V?.; V Big Four Makes Formal Reception President Wishart Welcomes Faculty $300 Budget Cut; Closes Week of And Students as Fall Classes Begin Dedicotiori of New Union Big Four Activity In the midst of a world gone mad Plans Full Year ...., we welcome students, new Homecoming old, For form-a- and te. Planned Tomorrow night, the Big Four l reception will climax the activities this beautiful campus where we are Retreat Program Includes mm - mm of freshman week. "Big brothers" and striving to maintain sanity, good fel- n Defense Priority System Discussions,-Recreatio- n, Instructors Assume "sisters" will bring their "little broth- lowship,0 idealism, and long-tim- e op- Delays fyiilding 32,000 And Dinner for Faculty timism. I cannot but feel that, on the ers" and "sisters" to the reception and New Duties in Three Registration Drop Student Fun Center introduce them to the faculty and the whole, the outlook for the world is fifty-on- Twenty-si- x Different Departments Eight hundred e students executives of the Big student leaders. The receiving tine will brighter than it was a year ago, Dedication of Wooster7 s new Stu- Four, recently returned from their registered for the fall term yester- be headed by - President and Mrs. though there may be blood and sweat dent Union building has been tenta- traditional retreat at Lakeland Beach Three new instructors have been day in Galpin hall, the registrar's and tears in plenty still ahead of us. tively scheduled Homecom- Charles F. Wishart. At the close of office reported late the after- for Park, have announced a of $300 appointed to the faculty of The Col in 17-1- cut ing week, Oct. 9. Difficulty se- But, we glad have .rtfl!" in 1-4- meantime, are you 2: the Dr. will give lege noon following hasty and unof- in the organization's 194 budget. program, Wishart a of Wooster. a curing steel because of defense priori- decided to come here gain vision ficial checkup. This is decrease This places the total to be raised short talk and then lead the group in to John A. Hutchinson has been ap a ties has delayed completion of the of 37 compared to the 888 who through pledges at 1,656. singing the "Love Song". After the and poise and courage for the tasks pointed instructor in philosophy to 32,000 project, which was begun enrolled here last fall on the first , Friday, Sept. 12 the entire group. that lie ahead. succeed Chesley T. Howell. Mr. Hut- July 10. singing of the "Love' Song" freshmen day. left Wooster for Odell s. Lake, where chinson spent this year at Columbia " The Union building rising behind will be dates pre- In the name of the College I wel- introduced to their university Students began lining up out- -' they immediately gathered about the . completing .. requirements the former teahouse will contain a viously by come you all, and especially.. those, of side of the administration build- conference table to pool their ideas arranged their "big broth- for his doctorate. room with facilities you who come here for the first time. recreation for ers and "sisters". ing for their time slips at 7:4$ for furhtering the student religious The new instructor a received his dancing, and booths for table service. I hope you will come to love. Wooster a.m. and registration actually got program. The evening supper program Kami-Colleg- will become The e mixer B.S. degree from Lafayette college, The east room the college freshman as we do, and that you will cooperate under way at 8. was climaxed by a sun-dow- n devo-- . and took his 'first year of seminary book store replacing the present frame of last Tuesday night was a huge suc- with us in making this College worthy Out of held boats mid- the total of 831, 267 tional service in in the cess judging by of over work in Princeton. He received his structure, formerly the original college the turnout of our affection. are freshmen and about 30 are dle of the lake. 300 freshmen and an estimated crowd DK CHARLES F. WISHART B.D. degree from Union Theological gymnasium. The west tide of the Very cordially yours, . transfer students. Last fall there sight-seein- seminary. building will house the music Reception Plans Made of 200 g upper-classme- n in room. Charles were 238 freshmen and 24 were Plans for the Big Four reception, F. Wishart which it now located in Kauke base the balcony. The freshmen were enter- In March 1940, Hutchinson was upperclass transfers. This report walk-ou- Opens the. freshman mixer and the t tained in a carnival atmosphere by Warburton elected a Fellow of the National Coun- ment. is y-- not final, however; as addition- T f . - n . f t n f . were completed by the social commit- various side shows and games of skill Editor Calls cil on Religion in Higher Education. uiaex vjeis ran oi viart oook score Meeting al students, who delayed . As Miller Manor were Jfff yearbook, tee composed of Barbara McGonnell, by Big Four cabinet members. He has served as- The Index, student will manned for two years as an arriving late and for other rea- chairman, Ruth Rawson and Haines fall heir to part of the old bookstore, After a showing of campus movies and Of Frosh Interested sistant minister in the Brown Memor- sons, registered today after the and the remainder . Rejchel. . musical freshmen ial pi the building a brief program, Warburton hall will be used this Church in Baldmore, Md., and Voice had gone to press. Seven- were off into couples for the served for three will become a storehouse for equip John Bathgate was appointed to lead paired In Positions on Staff year as a dormitory ror treshman years as pastor of the teen enrolled on the second day Presbyterian ment from the administration build this year's financial drive. The mem- duration of the evening. J !ll f A t .f church in Bayonne, N.J. last year.... v women ana win oe renamed Miller ing. Miss Bertha Uhlendorff, .manager bers of the financial committee are .Wednesday morning, freshmen were The new instructor in mathematics, A meeting of all freshmen inter- Manor. During the past" five years, of the book store, will become man- Jane Menold, Y.W.'C.A., John Blank, of bed a.m. for the Herman L. Meyer, jr., was graduated routed out at 4:30 ested in working on the Voice will the edifice has been ager of the Student Y. M. C. A., Sara Jane Ferguson, the. residence of from Westminster college Pilot Training Course entire Union. annual breakfast run-ou- t. After two be held Saturday, Sept. 20, 3:30 p.m. and received college men belonging It it intended to transform the oc Student Fellowship and Bob Lessing, hours of running and calisthenics dog to Section his MS. degree from the University in the Voice office in Kauke base Will Continue -- McKee tagonal room of the tea house into a Sunday Evening Forum. John Smeltz tired (and sophomores too!) Eight. of Chicago. Mr. Meyer ha. been work- 'freshmen ment. lounge, the east room will is treasurer of Big Four. ing on his doctorate this year. contain a ate hot dogs and joined in community The college has closed Miller, Manor Positions are available on the news, - The Civilian Pilot's Training course fountain, and the west room a wom The missionary program of the singing. has opened During his last year in Westminster, sport, business, circulation and ad' and Warburton in order will be continued at Wooster this year, en's lounge. The basement of the World Fellowship has been replaced he served as assistant history professor. vertising staffs. Those who do satis to bring the freshman women much D. McKee, C. A. A. adininistra. building will be used to store library all-stude- John nt by 1937-3- 8, an discussion forum and - In Mr. Meyer was an in- factory work will closer together. A cluster of four off- . i- be advanced to. per tor announced early this (week.-T- en books and other supplies, -,. - the-o- ld -t-itle- World Fellowship ' has Bowling manent positions after a probationary campus dorms, Warburton, Westmin structor nnlnathematicsTn Each side of the building will been Jacob y Succeeds men students will be chosen before have discarded in favorr of "Student Green university, and during 1938-3- 9, periodS. ister, Korner and Colonial, are now the end of the week, by a faculty com. an entrance, which will be reached by Fellowship". taught in the Georgia School of Tech- Wright at Hygeia being used as homes for the girls. " mittee, of which Dean William West a driveway from Beall Ave. A ramp Saturday afternoon was devoted A new system of issue editors, nology. Meyer to off-camp- Mr. replaces Dr. Loyal being A new us residence for col- hafer is chairman. will lead to the basement. The tele separate cabinet meetings, discussions, which is inaugurated for the F. Oilman who resigned his 'position lege women is the home located at The ground school will include scope which at present occupies the recreation and turtle hunting sup- Dr. George W. Jacoby Jr., former- first time, and which will give re to to accept a professorship at Hoffstra second floor executive will be 1221 Beall Avenue, just north of the meteorology, navigation, civil air reg of the Tea House will be ply steeds for the turtle races at the ly of Ashley, O., has been named col- porters training ex college, a branch of New York uni stadium, and tentatively known as the ulations, and general service of air relocated next year on the third floor freshman mixer. plained by the editor, R. G. Wilder. versity lege health director in the place of Adams house. Miss Harriet Cline, sec craft, the same courses offered last of Galpin. The faculty advisors were invited N(Tissue editor will be selected until Dr. Robert N. Wright. Dr. Wright retary to the deans, is the head resi Dr. W. Gordon Dustan has re- year. They will add up 72 hours. Architect Succeeds D. Wade as guests Saturday evening for the a period of six weeks has passed. All to C dent. placed Henry MacLean as instructor Arthur Angilly resigned 1 in staff will The flight instruction at the city air of New York, the last banquet meeting. President Wish-ar- t June order to devote freshmen members be eligible of English; Dr. Dustan received his will be Shuey architect who designed the full for the position. Mr. and Mrs. William Schroeder port under the Air Union gave the main address, stressing time to his private practice. He B.A. are the new head residents of Douglass from Mount Allison college in Service instruction and will amount to building is the successor to D. E. the importance of faith in God. The had been college director Style sheets will be health for distributed, and Canada, his M.A. from Dalhousie, 35-4- designer hall. They succeeded Mr. George 5 hours, Wade, of many of the college officers and heads of the Big Four assignments made to all new report his the past eight years. Bradford who will make his home with Canada and doctorate from the Those who successfully pass this buildings. The addition will be of face committees presented complete reports ers. Upperclassmen' who wish positions Dr. Jacoby was graduated from his mother. University of Edinborough He taught primary course, which last approxi- brick, material similar to that' used of their plans and achievements. on the staff are asked meet in the Ashland college and received his med- to last year at Monticello college, Alton, mately three months, will receive a in Babcock hall, and the rest of the . Miss Ruth Sadler will continue A personnel! committee designed to Voice office p.m. Saturday. as 111. ical degree from Ohio State univer- at 4:30 private license. After several weeks of building will be painted a harmonizing recommend and select students for head resident of Babcock hall while sity. served in St. Lukes ground school, the student begins color. Peck and Udell of Cleveland various Big Four He as interne Miss Elizabeth Coyle is the new head are appointments was - J Hospital in Cleveland, and spent four New-Dieticia- ns flying --r. a n d - usually - gets in" the tne- ouuaert. - - selected which include - the presidents resident- - of HoldenrMiss Margaret Begir months as interne in the Dayton State Satterthwaite Assumes air an hour each day from then on The entire project is the result of of the four organizations, Bob West, Young will live in Holden annex. Hospital. The new director also prac- until the end of the course. several years of planning and specula Y.M.C.A Jean Anne Cotton, Y.W. New Business Duties Miss Frances Guille is head resident Duties in Dormitories ticed in the state hospital for the in- Nine students, who took the C.P.T. tion. Unverified rumors last year C.A., Bob Dunlap, Sunday Evening of Westminster' and Mrs. Minnie Ran. sane at Columbus. ' instruction last year, have continued maintained that the Union would be Forum and Jack Strang, Student Fel-- , kin, formerly head resident of Miller Miss Dorothy Armstrong of Co- ' Cameron B. Satterthwaite, '42, ol their air training. " Jim Relph, ' Bill located in Kauke basement which was lowship. During his underclassman days, Dr. Manor, will live in the new Miller lumbus and Miss Lenore Allis of Winona, O., has been appointed busi Saddler, and Dave Lanning took the to be renovated for the ournose. in Group Jacoby was quarterback on the Ash- Manor. Miss Ruth Westlund will con-- Wooster are the new assistants in Has Faculty Advisors ness manager of the Wooster Voice secondary course. Paul Lamale, John the present book store or in the land college football team, and played tinue as head resident of Hoover. Mr dietetics appointed work con- Tea Faculty 1941-4- to in advisers for this year are for the year 2. Satterthwaite Benton, and Bruce Powers the House. The cost of the against Wooster several times. and Mrs. Charles Moke are residing in junction with Miss Mabel Collette are in building is ex- President and Mrs. Charles F. Wish-ar- t, McCarley, who pected succeeds Don '42, re Livingstone Navy Air Corps, and Verden Mc- to be defrayed by income from Dean Before his appointment, the di- .lodge while Dr. and Mrs. Little, director of dormitories. and Mrs. W. R. Westhafer, signed to enlist in the United States Queen, Hunt Myers, and Warner food service and bookstore profits. Mrs. rector practiced for a year in Ashley, Earl W. Ford will continue to live in Miss Armstrong received her B.S. Dean and John Bruere, Miss Navy. He is stationed in the U. S Morse have .joined the Army Air Architect's drawing of the com O., and has been practicing in Woos- Kenarden lodge. . from Ohio State university and for Rachel MacKenzie, Dean of Women, Naval training station in Great Lakes, Corps. pleted Union it on display, only little His the past three years has been doing in the Miss Geneva Jacobs, Prof, and Mrs. ter a over a month. Illinois. bookstore. similar work Mills college, W. I. Schrieber, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. local office is located in Room 307, in Oakland, Satterthwaite, a member of Sec- John Miller Resigns Post Calif. Schroeder, Dr. J. Milton Vance, Prof, Peoples Savings and Loan Building. Prexy Preaches Sunday ond Section, was business manager of Miss Allis, whose family has been and Mrs. E. Kingman Eberhart, Rev. To Edit Wadsworth Paper Student Senate Holds the Student Senate's '41 Gum Shoe and Mrs. Ralph A. Young, and Prof, connected with the college for several President Charles F. Wishart will Men for Glee Club Hop production, "Clear as Crystal", generations, received preach the Sunday morning and Mrs. W. L. Sharp Try John D. Miller, secretary of the her training at sermon Sing on Library Steps and is also business manager for the Alumni Association of The College the Drexel Institute in Philadelphia Little Theatre. He assumed his new and- - before her his lis Meaning Tryouts for the Men's Glee club of Wooster for the past six years, re recent appointment of sermon "The of Charles Ireland will lead the fine Hos-pita- all-colle- duties during the summer. was dietician the Mansfield l. Salvation." The service begins 11 ge Dr. Lean Announces will be held tomorrow, Sept. 20, at signed that post last July. His resigna- in at ting Wooster hat had 'in 9:30 a.m. in Room 7 of the Conserva- tion went into effect Sept. 1. v.. a.m. ... I two years, Sunday, Sept. 21, on the f Library Seasons First Play tory. Mr." William DeVeny, direc- Calling All Cheerleaders! HIn submitting his resignation, Mr. steps, it was announced this week. The tor of the men singers, urges all who Miller stated that "changing emphasis program will begin at 7 Wooster Extends Welcome to Students p.m. under direction Dr. Delbert G. Lean, head of the are interested to report at that time. Cheerleader tryouts for both men in the alumni field indicates a type of of the Student 1 Senate. . speech department, announced this Freshmen will be eligible for member- and women will be held in the gym- endeavor for which the secretary feels Hailing- - From of Earth Far Corners Frankie Reynolds week that tryouts for the first Little ship because of the numerous open- nasium at 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 20. himself disinclined and unqualified ! I III HI .11 , and hit orchestra will hat been named to play Theatre production of the fall season ings. First rehearsal of the organiza- Tooie Grove be in charge. A , . . therefore, while mindful of six By JOHN STALKER V for the first mU JT,t. uancvJ - 1 t I I n . will be held on Saturday7 Sept. 20 tion will be held Tuesday at 7 p.m. in committee of faculty and senators will years of the most pleasant association Students from all corners of the globe have enrolled at Wooster for the id oe ncid Saturday, ' 77 .1 r Kauke , make the ..final selections - at 9 a.m. in Taylor .hall.-- basement.,,-- -- with Wooster, I hereby desire to ten- : : 1941-4- 2. r school year ; . p.m. The admission price ' The play to be presented was writ- der my resignation as Secretary of-- the will be 30 Just a week ago the China Clipper brought attractive Angelina Bartoli from cents. Lois Wharton it in charge ten especially for the severity-fift- h an- Alumni Association . . . " of Frosh Show True Wooster Spirit Manila. A native of Paris, she spent two and a half years at La decorations for the dance. There will niversary of the college and is full Mr. Miller who "always wanted to Tower; there she started her history I . be a pep-rall- y and bonfire on Friday 1 college 1 Wads-wort- of wit and life. All students -- write" is now editor of The h vm 'p.. night, Sept. 26, preceding the Bowline: of the three upper classes are invited 't:f News in Wadsworth, O. The major which she intends to continue school year in high in Florida. Green game. to try for parts. The title and author paper is published weekly and has a here. she arrived in San Fran - " When South sends her good-wi- ll , ..'Mil t , America Wednesday, Dec. 3. hat been see have not yet been disclosed. 1 circulation of over 2,000. cisco her first impression was the hur- envoy in the personage of Angel Wer. at the deadline for Freshman Apprentices, an organiza- scripts for the Gum from Caracas; he all-stude- rying helpfulness of the men on the ner, a Venezuelan Shoe Hop, nt tion for all freshmen interested in annual musical '' has traveled widely in Europe and comedy. They should dramatics, will hold tryouts in the McKee Named Director streets. . be handed to South America and speaks Spanish, Jerry near future. Stryker, Senate president. Of College Alumni Office Also from the far east comes French, Portugese, and Italian. He Young Soon Choy who chose. Woos- was amazed at the New York skyline ter for sociology" in which " he " will Student Fellowship Symphony Offers Trial D. McKee, business manager and delighted with the .North Ameri Holds John Mowry, Wooster grad, major. Dr. and girls whom he considers unique. St of the college, has been named Di- can Open Forum Discussions To Freshman Musicians W'": Korean professor influenced him to - rector of Alumni Relations, and in Although he is a graduate of North 'iV-'-,:- - make Wooster his choice. Born in that capacity will supervise the entire Canton high school, John Aftdeftoa Last year's World Fellowship So An organization meeting of the Korea, he has attended Aoaoyama alumni program this year. Miss Fran was born in Rawenstall, England. He ciety has been, replaced by an entire. Wooster Symphony will be held Grakuin college in Tokyo, and Pasa ly . ' - 1 1 ces Guille, '30, has become assistant came to America with his younger sis- new organization called Student Wednesday, Sept. 24, in Kauke base- dena college in Los Angeles. When he 4 alumni secretary. ter, age six, whom he intends to take Fellowship. The 'meetings will be of ment. New musicians are invited to at- first came to America in 1939 he was Named also to the revised alumni care of, on leaving Wooster. He found the open forum discussion type, sim tend this first rehearsal, though try-ou- t! amazed at the absolute freedom of, the staff are Miss Peggy Mull, '40, office passing, through custom's officials at ilar to those of the Christian Endeavor will be held later. r American people; their right to free 4: secretary for the alumni fund, and Ellis Island rather tedious; but found Societies of the Presbyterian Church. speech and spontaneous independent Under Prof. Dan Parmelee, direc- E. Z. Ramey, '27, in charge of alumni New York traffic and crowds as inter- The new Student Fellowship has aban- - " tor, the following who were elected last thinking. 1 fund promotion. He is at present re esting and exciting as they were por- doned the missionary program of the will take office: David Young, all-stude- spring covering from a successful opera- From the grim horror of blackouts trayed in the cinemas. old society to build a strong nt president; Dick Weldon, vice-presiden- t; tion. and bombs Lottie Kornfeld thrilled From the distant country of Lithu forum on the campus. Nora Robinette, corresponding Miss Mull and Mr. Ramey were to the sight of the countless twinkling ania comet Marie Tubelis. She arrived The first meeting open to all stu secretary; Jean White, recording sec- both active last year in handling the lights as her boat slipped quiedy into in New York nine months ago from dents will be held in Kauke tocial retary; Paul Parmelee, treasurer; Paul, office and field operations for the New York harbor. She had just come Lisbon; the attended school in Swit rooms, Sunday, Sept. 21 at 9:4V ja. ine Smith, librarian; Grace Ohki," so- Unwilling freshmen Don Ormond, Bob Gard, George Gesegnet, and Endowment Drive. Mr. . McKee will from England, previous to then the zerland, there obtaining a fine back- The tentative topic is, "Should College Stew Cooper struggle with the heaviest trunks available; while merciless cial chairman; and John Blank, stage also be in charge of editing the Alum- had lived in Austria, where, the was ground for the classical language the Students Have Living "Aims upper-classme- n Bob Marsh, and John Stalker take advantage of their 'and 1 manager. ' - temporary authority. (Staff photo). ni Bulletin. . born. She attended school in Austria' intends to study at Wooster., Ideals".

tar!-a- v Two THE WOOSTER VOICE Friday, September 19, 1941

Go out for one activity and help make it a ON THE HILLTOP - - By life booster Eotce success! Shriver On the Wooster campus every opportunity ESTABLISHED lit) Just Ad Libbing . offered the capable ... OScial Stadaat Pablicabca of Tim CoBif l Wooatar is student Any one will' ing to work can learn the ins and outs of PatJuM aU Awiag tdtool jaar wpl ncaboa pariodi Well, those war clouds in Europe was hell? All the thrills and fads and journalism on The Voice, while he who is in' ' . . and-force- Sufauiiidf frica par yar finally cauglight vp . with songs d gaiety accom- tl0 teresteJ tijjTh" sttrii that . in the, literary aspects of writing may bfitorU Offif Room IS, Kaoia Hn Phooa 898-- K . is upon us.s. At any rate, we're getting pany wartime is our to enjoy and find his outlet on the Index staff. The speech rainedTipon. Thus far only few of the hardships hiMtl bf Hit CoIIiar Priotnaj Co Wooatar, Ohio afew very and .sorrows department, which produces many plays each prays in that ever-lengtheni- ng pipe- come our way. Frankly, Mr. President, Efil as wnl da Mkt Is tha Poatofiot at Wooatar, 0. . ! oi Aamcistad ColkraM Pnat year, extends great opportunities to the aspir' line of hate have come our way, caus- though' we realize it is difficult to keep ing some consternation . , , and in us constantly aware of our destiny ing actor. Music organizations thrive under the some quarters, downright indignation. until the propitious moment is ar Ropraantaa' for National AoWtiainf, fcy National Advcrtuing direction of the conservatory, while almost Sanies, lac, 420 Madiaoa A New York, N. Y. -- hand, all these emergencies and inci- "Incidents" "r--- every department sponsors a club for its majors dents prove a . bit embarassing when

..Editor-in-Chi- ef u-- Robert G. WAder. and others interested. That Greer "incident" for. instance, , they end iru contradiction and conf i was a foul deed . . . so foul, it still sion. We recognize the need for cen- . C B. Satterthwaite Business Manager smells. Of .course, we still don't know sorship today but an element of truth exactly what happened . . . who got injected into which is given us Ralph Crider . Associate Editor that to Harold Screeper. Sports Editor mad at who first ... and we probably might go a long way toward amend-

Eugene , --Mjinaging Editor Murdoch.: Freshman Rules won't ever know, but that is the part ing and replacing our pseudo-attitud- e Becky Hostetter, Jean Hudson.. Copy .Editors that has the odor attached to it. It of a nation at war. Jean Smelt Feature Editor Freshman rules are a necessary and integral Make-up was lucky for side, though, that Cliff Alexander. -- Editor our Oh well, quite an order has been of college life. To incoming freshmen the well oth- Harry Bigelow. --Advertising Manager part Greer was so marked. No placed and emergencies and incidents Adams- Circulation Manager Jane - they may seem harsh and exacting, but with- er U. S. Naval vessel in Atlantic will be delivered very Lewis Van de Viue Auditor soon now in ever out them college .would lose some of its zest waters has borne markings of any increasing quantities so we might just sort since last January when STAFF ASSOCIATES . and spirit. the as well say with Methitabel, "whothe- - first duty. ' Haines Rachel, Dorothy RickanU. Grace Ohki, . ."American Patrol" went on hell, toujours gai". , Gray Martha Stark, Gordon Hazing has ceased to be a serious problem . Wasn't it peculiar too, that similar incidents several Wooster,' but tradition still demands that occurring months ago - ASSISTANTS at . What's wkong- with this pjctork Edith Beck, Martha Diven, Margaret Baysor, Lois Schroeder, freshmen suffer certain indignities from their and just how Coming to 'light were li Roger Margaret Neely, Peggy Welsh, Phyllis Johnson, Beck, not reported with the same prompt- Betty MacPhee, Ellen Vaugh, Betty Steiner, Ed Morrii, sophomore tormentors. Wearing caps, keeping Facts In John Gebhardt, Betty Piatt. Nancy Ruth, John Stalker. ness? It's as if we suddenly recalled IE If . off the grass, drilling on the practice field, all the other causes for grievances we J SAM BUSINESS ASSOCIATES going without makeup, and collecting wood for had had but didn't think seriously of Review Anatomikally konsidered, laffing iz the sensation uv pheeling good Barbara Haai, Betty Hallock. Margaret Stewart, Ruth Twitch' ell, Dave Thompson, Carroll Reed, Phyllis Van Duier, all over and showing ' victory bonfires can scarcely work hardships at the time! This outbreak of "inci- By STAN it principajly in one spot. Josh Billings. George Koch. COATES ' Margaret Munnnest, Jane1 Needham, ' dents" should probably be taken as l on anyone. 4. ; an encouraging sign. Evidently, despite THURSDAY, Sept. 11, 1941 In 1 Thus, with a deep breath, a prayer, and a new ribbon in our typewriter, Every class is compelled undergo the to the lag pro"-gra- m, reported in the defense historic broadcast, President Roosevelt we embark upon the writing of. a column destined to add little to the Beware 'The Watchdog' same treatment, and few emerge any worse we must be getting prepared clarifies American naval position after cultural, intellectual, or moral life on the campus. We haven't the slightest for the wear. Hazing is not done in a spirit to throw off that chip from our Greer incident . . . Senate committee intention of discussing politics, international situations, love and marriage, shoulder. says "no gasoline shortage". or any of the thousand natural shocks that flesh is heir is Charles A Lindbergh has been denounced of revenge. It is all in fun. Those who enter to. There already " 'V for Victory' ' too much writing on those subjects, too many Insides This and That, too as a propagandist, sympathizer, and into it in the right spirit will get the most out FRIDAY Secretary of State Hull Nazi trait' many Diaries. We need relief . . . even if found in a few aimless lines. college the This V for Victory idea has proved amplifies or to the U. S. simply because he has presented of their years in long run. President Roosevelt's speech quite a boon to fashion designers in to include any of the" seven seas where one side of a two'sided fight. The right to is This column will be called because jetsam 'is this country. In fact, it more pub- Axis craft threaten U. S. interests JETSAM. This the' speak in a building was denied licized the fashion columns the material thrown overboard to lighten a vessel in distress, to give it the government in and . . . Nazis claim 22 ships in British buoyancy necessary to storm-trouble- d him by a group of men "who ignored the wishes society columns than anywhere else convoy sunk. meet the waters. In other words, we are going of the citizens who elected them. A Step Forward f Stripped of any semblance of sub- to try to make the column humorous. There, heaven help us, tlety, which is necessary in the coun SATURDAY London admits eight it's out! It's a great deal harder to play comedy than tragedy, but we think its mighty We students who are yet tolerant and not The. new Student Union building, which is tries in which - it originated, it has ships sunk in another convoy . , ; important right now. "I laugh," said Abe Lincoln, "because I blinded by prejudice can see the fallacy in slowly emerging from the old teahouse is a entirely lost its meaning. The degen- Nazi drive endangers Kiev. must not cry that's all, that's all." And during the worst days of the Civil War he the-member- s long awaited and greatly needed improvement eration of a sincere expression of was reading Artemus Ward to of his having "watch dogs" over the people. Lind' ( cabinet. hope on the part of oppressed peoples, . SUNDAY U. S. ship in Suez bergh, an American citizen, is guaranteed the on- - the college campus. Scheduled for dedica-tip- n into an American fad is most unbe- struck by shell or bomb fragments Homecoming, Oct. 18, right to freedom of speech under the constitu' at the structure coming, but typical of the attitude of during air raid . i . And we want help. Give us all the pet stories, anecdotes, puns you have.

The first weekly will one-hundre- tion and it is up to us as citizens to see that, will provide ample facilities for dancing, loung' the American public toward this war prize be ten crisp d dollar bills to be MONDAY R. - itv. F. D. says Ameri- awarded lesquicentenially right protected. ing, coke drinking, and other recreational activ' and its- part in Of the American beginning on a date as yet undetermined.' . ' be can war equipment operating on eVery , version, one thing can said its , ities...... in - front V Sen. Guffey proposes that Several weeks ago the America'First Com;" . favor. More people now recognize We'll end this first bit with a morsel of sage advice from Josh Billings, . In view of the fact that off campus dancing U. S. arm all merchant ships mittee, which has done such a fine job in help Beethoven's Fifth Symphony. ... an American humorist of the 1850's and 60's (we take it to heart). Anti-Naz- i sabotage , ...... continues oyer, is forbidden by -- ; ing to educate the -American people to the the college statutes, this new t "In konklusion," he wrote, "Fustly we would say to moste writers: 'write moat of occupied Europe. pften publish futility of war, but which has been branded and convenient arrangement should be a wel- and seldom. Secondly, to sum writers, 'write seldom and Incidentally, it was a dictator back publish seldommer." By B. come outlet for the jitterbug's terpsicorian TUESDAY Ger- J. by some interventionists as the "tool of the emc in the heydey of Rome who first used Russians smash tions. man convoy in Baltic Some re- Nazis", asked for permission to hold a rally the letter V to indicate victory . ... strictions of -- modified but as is the wont with dictators, he Neutrality Law are in the municipal auditorium in Oklahoma The transfer of . the bookstore from the old , ' YOUR NUT and went the whole hog and used a triple to increase aid to Britain and City. Permission was not granted them by the gymnasium to the new building is also a wel' China.' CANDY For TheL Original V. . V SHOPPE Oklahoma City Common Council. come step. The present home of the bookstore "Say It With a Box of Our Candy" Wanted: One Lie Detector WEDNESDAY Mysterious blasts is hardly of aesthetic value to the campus. It Opposite Schine's Theatre HAMBURGER Isn't it strange that we should be shunning rr(. f a ne gas wh,ch th"at- - blow up three Swedish destroyers in is in obvibus discord with the architecture of sho"T w,a$ 5c 5c who always has been Stockholm . 'By The Bag Full" a man one of our nations . ened out on the Eastern seaboard hai harbor . . Russians claim other college.....buildings. Its complete removal greatest living heroes because he does not dissipated into no shortage at all. continued success in Smolensk counter- would be an asset to the campus. attack . . . Congress agree with those who seek to take this country The seven o'clock curfew still remains passes three and KALTWASSERS however. It is evident now that the one-hal- f billion dollar tax bill. into war? More strange is it that the Oklahoma The administration and board of trustees are whole scare was intended -- to guage Says be commended their ,-THUR- SDAY-L-German Hello to all students back HAIIBURGER INII City would refuse the for action in approving " " Jiouncil dare , right, to Jo public reaction to rationing if and High. Com. this new addition the college advance To Wooster College! speak in a government building to a mrTwho to plant. Other when it actually becomes necessary. mand reports into Crimea re. schools with established gion . . . Shah of Iran abdicates is supporting a cause which not such a small Union centers have The public reacted with a vim and a We are headquarters for the succeeded by pro-Britis- h son . . . minority of the people uphold. found them successful in concentrating stu- vigor , . . exerted in quite the opposite best of ice cream, made fresh President requests additional six bil- dents leisure activities on the campus. We hope direction. Sales mounted and as con- daily. You mil find our sodas lion lend-leas- e This is just another instance where we find tradictory accounts were issued some appropriation of .Con- and sundies - second to none. that ours may be as successful. gress. - - r- - a few men using their high public offices to of the public took to Sunday driving . t We are the agency for Double with a greater pleasure than usual gain ends. Mos-co- Kay Nuts, known as the best their own Supposedly working in COMMENT Napoleon took w the pleasure one derives from doing and the best known they have the interests of the .citizens who elected them, . in 85 days. Hitler has used 90 the prohibited. the freshness toasted in. these "bulwarks of demoncracy" set themselves days to approach Leningrad, which is Light Thoughts All in all, this war hasn't been so still vigorously defended, where up as watchdogs the populace to de' and KALTW ASSER'S 'over; hard on us. Who was it that said it the first snow has already fallen. termine what they should do, - what they In a Dark World shoukUsay, and what they should hear. The Amazing new "Msgic Feed" By "PETE" GRUBEB ; Oklahoma City Common Council seems to . ends all. normal causes of

be-ginni- ng Pays have done this. Vacation has come and gone, or it's just 'It to Look Well" pen messiness. No flood-to- g, No dripping. Write . . . depending on whether you are an DROP IN AND SEE US AT OUR NEW LOCATION Even those persons who are not in com-plet- e SEE like magic! ant- - or grasshopper. Personally I was a com' accord with our stated war policy must ONE BLOCK NORTH OF LIBERTY ON BEVER ST. promise, therefore I intend to eat regularly all acknowledge the fact that it was not a victory TALIAFERRO winter (Providence and Miss Little providing), for democracy when freedom of speech was FRANK WELLS and dance as well . ; . well? as well as can YOUR BARBER denied Lindbergh! ..." be expected. . IDEAL DAIRY Just Two Blocks Off Campus Rexall Drug Store Such an incident must not recur since it 364 Stibbs Street When I read over that first paragraph to Ifone in EVERSHARP'S is now doubly important that the American my confidant, I expressed my doubts as to my Phone 1287-- L "TAKE IT OR LEAVE people be amply informed on both sides of IT" readers familiarity with the Aesop fable which the war issue during the crisis.. makes the ant'grasshopper analogy clear. As John T. Flynn, chairman of the New "Well," said my ex'confidant, miss, FOR "They may Students, Get Started Right-T- ry THE BEST IN FLOWERS IT'S JYork chajterof the AmericaJ'irst Committee, atanalogy, but they are sure jto catch the ':-:THE- -D OR CAS-- S H P- has said, "we can only appeal to the sober sense analogy between your dancing and that of the O- Corsag&, Bouquets For Every Occasion of fair play of the American people." grasshopper. -- Beall Ave. Campus Agent, Harry L. Bigelow Phone 504 Seriously, I did have a , beautiful vacation, Mann's - and covered sufficient ground to make any T For LAUNDRY "and DRY CLEANING SERVICE. 7 grasshopper happy. There was only one thing Activities Important that spoiled my summer in the least, and that Courteous Agents in All Dorms wasn't so much of a thing as Some . The importance of extra'Curricular activi' a person. 132 N. Bever St. Phone 52 You who are in Wooster the' ties can not be stressed too much. guy by the name of Duncan Hines kept dog' for first time, ... . ging my footsteps. If got so bad that I couldn't will want to know the business people It is true that we are in college to get good from eat nor sleep without feeling that he was grades, but it is much more than that. We whom you get good service. We have been lurking somewhere near..!After- - the first . few well-round- "T here to get a ed education which of making weeks, I came down with Duncanphobia, Years Service Photographs' forover 47 years. is something not always gained by reading which is a cross between indigestion and in' That should mean that we must have had ';. books. c..,-- ; to Wooster -- Students lommai followed by nightmares. - 45 satisfied 'customers through the There is such, a thing as overdoing extra years. I remember one dream particularly. I Yes we've been serving Wooster College men for 45 years. "activities. Many students get the idea that in dreamed that I was a bold, dashing mountain I'll bet some of your dad's dealt here maybe even 'grandpap', Many students have told us that our Photo- order to be a B.M.O.C. (big man campus) on climber attempting to mount Mt. Everest. and if there is any doubt in your mind, ask them. graphs are different, like they must take advantage of eyery and not the ones. , oppor' I had, laid my plans carefully, and by dint of We're headquarters for such famous brands as Hart Schaffner tunity to join clubs that presents itself. How made in new scientific equipment, I was successful. As and Marx, Manhattan Shirts, Stetson Hats and Interwoven their home city or town. ever, this can not be denounced strongly Hose. I reached the top, ready to give as hearty a ' COME IN AND SEE enough. FOR YOURSELF shout of triumph as my meagre supply of oxy' Drop in and get acquainted, we're sure you'll find something

There is no reason why a student should . gen would permit, a strange sight met my you'll like. not be a contributor to an organization. Every eyes. There on the very peak was a sign.,in DAWSON Photo Studio

one r-j- has time for at least one. It is doubly true green and cream, which read:. "We are rec., 1 that a student cannot contribute much to any ommended by Duncan Hines as a good jump' Nick Amster one organization if he belongs to five or six. ing off place." I did. . Friday, September 19, 1941 THE WOOSTER VOICE P:t Tires W.A.A. Fealures Elaborate Iniramural Gridders Drill as Gomoot Gives Encouraging Ilcpcil Setup Will Continue In Predicting Improved Team Varied Program Scot Fale Rests Scot During Coming Year -- - By Coach L. C Boles ball exceptionally well this fall. The Women's Athletic Association On Ten Lellermen The Voice has requested am opin- Prentice, Balloon, Eicher and Hog held Although varsity football holds the its annual retreat at the chin of-pi- M ' Ike ion aJjjptospects. Per are the lertaDwns back for linemen do during '"nrjJnly"' a little Sver -- week to haps my opinion was requested in- with the sophomores supplying sereral so the next three mom ' ' the physical education faculty began I .e a ' a. a scattered be go until its Arst gridiron clash,at Coach stead of Coach Swigart's because of fine looking prospects with Horvath, hibernating Saturday, Sept. 13, talk can heard already of at Johnny Swigart's 1941 edition of the the tendency of all active coaches to Stoneburner, Smeltz, Smith and Deid. - the coming intramural activities. HAL STREEPER Sports Editor supper time with a- slew of ideas and fighting Scots is beginning to shape be pessimistic. Although at this writ- rick representing the mom. high school emerged Sunday with a super-progra- m Coaches Hole Munson and stated itself into a well balanced football ing I have not seen the boys in scrim experience. set up for the year. that the intramural program for the machine. The team assembled Sept. mage, the material looks to be better Here we go for another year. Nat- to two automatic machines in the brass The five committees functioning coming year will be conducted much Barring accidents to our key men, 10 for the issuing of uniforms, and than average Wooster material, I will ' urally Uncle Sam and hit frisky draft finish department the Ohio In- were program: Tooie Grove, Miss the same it last I look to see the team give a good at as was year. Touch they have been persty'ring on the prac add to the above sentence that I am business has taken its tall. Things jector in Wadsworth. ' Genevieve Lowrie; publicity: Marge football will inaugurate the activities account of itself. tice 'field twice a day since that date. looking out . on pur first scrimmage could be Wiley, soft-ba- a lot worse but we look- Gloria Parker, Lois Wilson, with volleyball ll are Kate basketball, and . Karl and Bill Shinn are re Thirty-on- e gridders reported includ and the boys are really going at it as As for our opposition, it is my Mc-Creig- ing Miss ht, forward to a tough sport card and sponsible Bob Jacobs'; social: i Martha following in that order. .will for "boss" Johnson's letter -- losses , though they mean business fall. opinion that Case have the strong- lots ing ten. men. The of this. of pep for this next year. gray having Margaret Ahrens," Mamie hair, worked on the col- Coach Munson is planning his an- Wiebusch, Hudson, Evans, and Baun We lost some good boys through est team of all of our opponents. The lone casuality suffered this Thomas, Ruth Giehle cabin: Nornie in lege paint gang this inter-clas- also summer. Dick nual , s swimming and track will be greatly noticed, but the Woos- graduation and otherwise. Hudson's Denison expects a great year and corner is the loss of Al Moir. After Sproull limbered his Diinlap, Miss Sadler; finance: Gwen Bowling frame on a mere meets which are the only inter-clas- s ter mentor hopes to fill these vacan- knee operation's failure to prepare Green, a state university, is all the sports department only had to Polen, Jane Elliott, Ilene Smith and job of playing tag with 250 pound competitions of the year. Soccer has cies with capable aspirants. him for football ' is probably our certain to have plenty of material. concede to "Big Sam". Al's regular Miss Buccalo. sheets of steel John Healey has been been abandoned because, in spite of The Scots will averaggjthree or greatest unexpected loss. Weibusch's Oberlin reports a scarcity of nuue-eria- l, work will be greatly missed. The sports program for the year handling boards of ware in a pottery. the fact that a feV were interested, four pounds to the man heavier than entry into the Canadian Air Force but Muskingum will no doubt Boyer has giving the seasons and times for the Carl been carrying tele there were not enough willing to par- the 1940 aggregation, but this year's and Evans' decision to start his medi- be strong, although under a new "In the mood" and we don't mean phone poles various sports was decided. Fall sports around all summer. Art ticipate to form an inter-clas- s league. eleven will have had a bit more ex- cal work were also unexpected. coaching setup. We were unfortunate maybe. Take a gander 4t the practice Hoge to be featured are archery, modern kept busy by joining the college Last year attempts were made to have perience when the curtain for the sea- The team will no doubt be stronger to lose our second game and our first field and it won't be long dance, hockey, deck tennis, until you "crew". and tennis. inter-clas- Bob Prentice played the role s games on Saturday morn- son is opened in the Bowling Green this year because Johnny has had a home game .due to the infantile par- too will be in the swing of another The freshman girls are to be guests r of an old fashioned ice man when he ings but it was quite evident stadium, Sept. 27. The team is show- year to develop his system, which was alysis epidemic in York County, Pa. Y.W.-WA- .that the pigskin season. at a joint A. style show wasn't eating ice cream. Harry Eicher Wooster students were soccer ing a fine spirit of cooperation and very satisfactory even in his first year. The opening of Gettysburg college is Coach Swigart and his assistants and a WA A. picnic to be staged in not had a position with the National Car minded. they should look like a top notch foot- With some changes he has made, it postponed until Sept. 29 and the foot- Munson and Schroeder Well October. are under bon. Bill Balloon tended furnace at-- coach would - ball club when the opening date rolls shouldbe even stronger this year. ball felt he not have way. There's plenty of zip Winter Sports Touch football will start next week and pep the Ohio Injector at Wadsworth. around. Ditch, Kate, Shinn and Sproull sufficient time to prepare for our in those lads out there and there's Winter sports beginning in the with the league made up of the seven Right now they are all out there Four Vets Return should give him the nucleus of an ex- game. At this writing we have not plenty of hard work coming of middle of November are badminton, Kenarden sections, Warburton-Livin- g. out working hard. The more spirit that Key men in the backfield will prob perienced backfield, with Healy a very been able to fill the open date. How- them. All you leather lung Scots fencing, and tumbling. Modern dance ston, a team from Douglass hall and tune rings across this hill the more fun ably be four veterans: Captain Harry reliable back in addition. The boys ever, you will see some great football up for that initial opener on will continue throughout the winter perhaps an outside entry. Last year our had by all. Come on Scots. Hit 'em Ditch, fleet footed open field runner; report that Johnny Clay is passing the Oct. .18. sports card and add that old winning season. After .Christmas vacation, bas. the race for top honors was close from hard. Karl Kate, hard hitting blocker and spirit to the boys' hard work. "And ketball will start and after semester start to finish with Third Section nos- expert passer; Bill Shinn, versatile that ain't all, either" it will be exams, tapping and dancing. ing out Seventh and Fifth to capture a country quarterback; and Rich Sproull, smash, winning spirit, just ask some those "I'm a sick chick" says Ray Hudson. The WAA, open bridge will also an- the coveted crown. This year the com- - of ing line bucker. Excellent substitute boys. Hudson will be unable to play foot nounce the new semester. Volleyball petition promises to be as keen as 100 will Book of Song. ! material be found in John Healy, Disney's With what we have seen in ball his senior year here on the hill. will be holding sway with a tourna- ever. action, Bill Vigrass, Don Halter, John Clay, the men appear to be in excellent Hudson took a bad knock oh the ment in March. Again in the spring Intramural basketball will start after Jay Lehman,' and Dick West. condition. Most of the squad reported knee during the second game of the we find archery and tennis. Outing Christmas vacation. As usual there will For line positions, Swigart has a for practice well conditioned by their 1940 season, It was necessary that Ray and swimming hold a year-roun- d sea- be the Douglass and the Kenarden variety of material from which to summer work. Here's the line undergo an operation for removal of son. on the leagues and possibly a third league if choose. Four lettermen, Art Hoge, ten returning veterans. some cartilage. That means no more Starting a little later in the season, enough independent teams are formed. Carl Boyer, Harry Eicher, and Bob football and some sad will be Captain Harry Ditch played papa moments for recreation night Friday eve- free-for-a- After the regular season a ll showing Ray. Prentice, are well, and Mike at your retailer's ning in the gym. Anyone may attend. will be tournament staged. Last year Horvath, Charles Colwell, Elge Deid-ric- f, Square dancing will be the main at- Seventh Section copped hon- (while supply lasts) tourney John Smeltz,' Bill Balloon, Rog- Imata traction on several of those nights. fln-ish- ors spite ed Compliments of Well, last reports have it that we in of the fact that they er Stoneburner, Bill Glatz, Gordon with 15 purchase of Experts in the sport fields will be "Rah. UW will probably have to wait until Oct. behind First and Fifth in the Morkel, Charles Weiss, Frank Smith, here at various times during the year "Look Oat km Chas. II. Morrison 18 to see the first grid battle on our Kenarden league. John Spreng, Carl Hoffman, Bill PARKER Mr Stnwk" to stage demonstrations. F iMna ""Pink Eia. own battlefield. As everyone no doubt Bingaman, Andy Goheen, Dan Simon, fpoaau Ob : Panda" ' : Interclass Events A- Better knows, Gettysburg had to cancel their a ahd Dave Husted are also in there Shop inter-clas- QUEFB barber Coach Munson's s swim- scheduled game on Oct. 4 and this - FOOTBALL SCHEDULE fighting for first team posts, although - quick-dryin- g at the exciting, new ming meet will be staged in the early all these plenty 206 East Liberty Street writing date Coach Boles has been Sept. 27 Bowling men should see of Green, here winterThis meet gives him a chance ink that cleans your pen unable to fill this open date. In case ' service this season. There is hope that Oct. 4 Open to get a lineup varsity fresh- QuiftA as it writes! - Our Slogan: There's romance you might know where to pick up a on and John Ervin will return this fall. Oct. 11 Denison, there man swimmers actual competition CLEANS A in the hair we game, see Boles. in Coach Swigart reports that he ex-pe- as Yea, without waiting a day, yon can now get groom. PEN AS Oct. 18 Case, here and settles the yearly question of which practically the of- this brand-ne- w Book of Songs, including big bita to use same IT WRITES class is the most "fish-like.- " from Disney's latest Feature Picture, Oct. 25 Muskingum, there fensive system as was used last year ft "DUMBO" balanced songs youll soon be hearing everywhere, and K with line Phone 384-- Nov. 1 Volleyball a formation. FOR YOUR WALKING Mt. 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-- ,- -- TvVji" .4- tjtitbi'iifni - .'w-- i -.. THE WOOSTER VOICE Friday, September 19, 1941 T Upper-Clas- s Frosh Haiiovcilons Cost Coeds Greet Dean States Male CHAPEL Davis Holds Year's First Souihwick Announces Monday, Sept. 22 Organ music. Band Practice; Freshmen Enrollment O.K. Professor Rowe. Orientation Programs Collcga V is ilany Dr. Douglass. Encouraged to Turn Out The Office 'of the first pro-- .... Wlednesday, Sept. 24 Dean Bruere. The freshman orientation Y announced that contrary to last The first band rehearsal of the year Thousand Dollars spring' expectations all men's dormi. Thursday, Sept. 25 Pres. Wishart. gram will be held during the chapel tories. are full including Livingstone will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. hour on Monday, Sept. 22 according, Lodge. according Stanley .Davis, di Approximately i 10,000 has htfn ex. Because of the draft and the 23, to to an announcement madeby Arthur increased activity of ' industry it was Uhlendorff Organizes A good is. anticipated, paneled improve rector. turnout . on major and minor F. Southwick, registrar. , thought last June that there "Would be ments around the campus of Wooster Club as preliminary surveys have indicated this, t a number of vacancies in both dormi Student. Deposit Freshman women will meet in Scott over the summer. The orders for ' there is an unusually large number work were issued by D. E. Dickinson, tories. T h e expected vacancies in auditorium while freshman men will fm fresh- Douglass were assigned upperclass-men- . of instrumentalists among the assistant business . to manager. A non-prof- it student deposit club be gathered in Kauke social room. "i . man students. Holden ball possesses the longest where students can deposit any sum The period will run for By the first of September, however, orientation list of improvements. .The exterior of and draw it out whenever they desire The band as an organization has there was a waiting list of freshman about six weeks. the building was painted; the Annex has been organized at the bookstore been growing steadily during the past applicants for Douglass.-- At present under the personal direction of Miss few years.,: The Birt Babcock. gift of there is still a waiting list of appli- coverings were added. The lower din- Bertha Uhlendorff. After completion Scotch kilt uniforms has stimulated cants for Kenarden as well. ing room, used by the Annex girls, of the Student Union Building a bank considerable interest. A permanent John Brucre, Dean of Men, attri City has been redecorated and a new window will be located there. storage place for the uniforms has taxi butes the the men's kitchen range has been installed. The popularity of been arranged in Douglass hall. From 8 1 2 dormitories large Hours of the new banking project dorm has been rewired and the old- - in measure to the be- DAY and NIGHT will be from 9 a.m. 11:45 and here, uniforms will be issued just "excellent resi- to a.m. tastuoned coat banger type ot light- cooperation of head fore athletic CLEANERS from 1:15 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.,J5atur-da- y the games and returned IrLIBBRTY ing fixture has been : replaced with dents, counselors, and section heads' in from 9 a. to .11:45 a.m. One immediately following the games.1 -- fine modern lights. is rumored that more developing a program for students ' It dollar is the which Dressing' rooms will be provided in residing dormitories." minimum amount I the I in T ii' wmxA . than one plug will be found in each V- - , ll win "ill r li.n..i,im-m-i.- .jjfl,'':T" can be withdrawn. the building. This plan eliminates the room. Trie other usual improvements necessity of permitting" each' member Enthusiastic but unsuspecting girls, Janet Reid, Doris Scheu, and have been made such as washing walls, to take care of his uniform in his Laurlyann Parkerson receive a warm welcome in front of Hoover from Choose Douglass Advisors floors and woodwork. .'- - Y.M.C.A. Meets Tuesday dormitory, hence scattering the upper-classwome- n upon their arrival in Warburton, now to be called Miller Jane Adams, and Barbara Haas (Staff Dick Shreffler, '43, Jerry Stryker, Manor has been completely renovated Wooster. photo). . '42, and Bill Vigrass, '42 have been The first Y. M. C A. meeting of to accommodate the freshman girls, appointed student counselors in Doug- the year designed especially to intro replacing the old Miller Manor at Freshman Debating Club lass for the 1941-4- 2 year. Five other duce the freshmen to the various work' Bowman and Beall. Choir Will Rehearse LATEST HITS ON RECORD counselors were appointed last spring. ing student activities on the campus, The classroom buildings came in Will Organize Soon They are Jim Vitella, '42, Bob West, will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Get Your Favorite Bands on for their share face washing. of The Neill Rowe that Victor, Columbia, Blue Bird, Okeh Prof. announces ' "43, Jim Bean, '42, John Clay, '43, Sept. 23 in Douglass lounge. . scientists will be glad to hear that the The Freshman Forensic club for Westminster Choir rehearsals for the and Donaldson, '43. All freshman men are invited. stairs of Scovel Severance have Jim RECORDS MUSIC and Sunday morning chapel service will both' men and women will hold been tightened so as to minimize the be held this afternoon at 4:00 and first meeting on Oct. 6. Debates, round PICTURE FRAMING squeaks. The 'chemistry labs have r. tomorrow, Saturday, Sept. 20, at 11 : 1 T-- been equipped with new acid proof table and Danel discussions as well as a.m. in the chapel. It is asked that The pipes. In Severance a new lab has open forums will be part ot the year s 1 i 1 1 1 former choir members and new sing The Hoffman Co. been put in the basement with an en ers with choral experience attend these program. trance leading straight to the down Southeast Corner of Public Square rehearsals. . The club will elect its' own officers stairs. All the academic buildings were will be held Monday which wilr painted, washed and refinished. Choir tryouts to earrv on its activities, p.m. in the chapel basement, One of the major, items on the bud- at 4 be advised by Prof. Emerson Miller of and will be continued Monday at 7 get was the painting of the stadium. " the speech department. The exact time p.m. and Tuesday at 4 p.m. Re- About one mile of. fence was re- will be later. BROKEN LENSES hearsals for the choir will be held and place of meeting set touched and the bleachers were re- the Monday, painted. Mr. Dickinson revealed that throughout year on DUPLICATED Wednesday, and Friday of each week, the paint will not rub off on the new White Lenses....2.00 2.50 probably at 4 p.m. to fall clothes. - - Tinted Lenses....2.50 to 3.00 PENCIL POINTED FOUNTAIN PEN Frames repaired while you wait and SCARFS and Welcome back to Wooster W. T. the Shack to meet your friends Assures Easiest, WATSON -7-- - drink your cokes. Optometrist Smoothest Writing 153 E. Liberty St. Phone 51 TURBANS ONLY WITH THIS COUPON BILL SHACK With an InkograpL you can do everything many 5c Coca Cola Watch Repairing Jewelry Dossible and things impossible - - GEO. H. LAHM with any fountain, COMMERCIAL Welcome Students $1.00 FBAIIK WELLS JEWELER pen. We're At Your Service DRUG STORE 221 EAST LIBERTY ST. 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