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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by Scholars' Mine. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Missouri Miner Newspaper by an authorized administrator of Scholars' Mine. This work is protected by U. S. Copyright Law. Unauthorized use including reproduction for redistribution requires the permission of the copyright holder. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Last Issue THE MISSOURIMINfR Of MINER Next Week 'lllasou,,;#duJof.-~ IJ.~ Uti NUMBER 28 VOLU]l[E 34 ROLLA, MO ., FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1948 ONLY619 STUDENTS >ns Special Lectures Feature GLEECLUB TO PRESENI 'L - ' t Cl I H· t Of llld VOTEON THE STUDENT coMMANDPEilFoRMANcE , arges ass n 1sory Soprano Singer Thursday COUNCILCONSTITUTION FORsTUDENTs TONIGHT- SchoolWill Receive Degrees ive Monday and Tuesday of this The iM S.M. Glee Club has at "1t Fltru.PROGRAM FOR week, 619 students took enough last received recognition outside D • C O J 1 BLUEKEY FRATERNITY 3 th be interest Jn the student activities of Rolla. On Apt11 0th ey ur•,nrg• c e·rremon ··,e· s n . ·~n"e.1' QJRREN.TSEMESTER around the campus to vote either journeyed to Lindenwood college oat INITIATESNEW MEN; for or against the adoptiori of the to deliver their first conce,ri off new constitution for the Student t:his campus. The program was Entertainment deluxe in the Council. Th e election took place received with great enthusiasm form of Misses Victoria Navarro, ELECTSOFFICERS outside Parker Hall when it by the Lindenw ood girJs. The OFFICERSELECTED BY Mechanical Department Leads Again With soprano, a.nd ~ernice Farquhar - On April 29, the Blue Key Na ­ wasn't raining, and inside, the Min ers arrive d at 4:00 P. M. and son, pianist, ghcing a joint per - tional Service F raternity held other half of the time. were promptly made at home. APOAT LAST MEETING Fifty-Seven Candidates for B. S. Degrees the formance - presented under ;the their annual election of offivers Of the 619 students who voted, They were escorted about the direction of Special Lecture with the traditional beer bust 411 voted to accept the constit u- campus and were .taken to a OFSCHOOL YEAR >On Series Thursday evening, May following . The men elected to the tiOJl, and 208 to re ject it. The ap - sumptuous meal in the girls' din ­ CONmMANLECTURE The center section of Parker be 20, 1948, eight PM. Parker Hall. various offices are as follows: proval of- a simple majority of ing halL At the election of officers tor AU.clitorfWil will be ,well -filled Yictoria Nar.Varro was _ born Bob Perry of Triangle was elect­ those students voting was neces- After the concert the girls held Beta Omicron chapter of Alpha with black gowns and mortar ­ be gym Phi Omega, held last week, the SCHEDULEDFOR boards june First as three bun- and reared in Mani la, P. I. Shortly ed President 1 John Reilly of Lam­ sary to ratify it. Now, the consti - a dance in their in honor of after the liberation, she came to da Chi Alpha as Vice-President, tutdon \vill have to 1be re(erred. to the 'boys who sa ng . M'llsic V?as following men were electeU to MOND••y EVENING dr:ed thirty,seven , men and. wo - the United States where she has Bill Gammon of Kappa Sigma as the faculty for ct.heir apJ)roval be - furn ish ed by both their -varsity office: Dick Ost, president; Stuart ' J\ men; candid~tes for degrees, at- been living at the Philippine the Corresponding Sec reta ry, and fore the council may adopt it. orchestra an d a juke box. At the Brown, first vice -president; Roy Jim Conzelman, noted coach tend the Spring iComniencement Embassy at Washington. Roger Jenkins of Sigma Nu as When it was seen that there intermission the girls choir was MaoDowell, second vice - presi and lecturer will appear Mon - exercises of MISM. vill She has given concerts at most Secretary Treasurer. The beer was so much opposition to the reques ted to sing a few selec ­ dent; Clarence Isbell, secr~tary; day evening, Mary 17, 1948, eight This class is the lai-gffl in the of the Embassies and Legaµons bust following the election was council 's constitu.rtiou at ihe be- tions for the gi-oup. They sang a Bob Erskine, treasurer; and P.M ., P arker Hall, lecturing on history of the school. The clos­ "' in Washington with erI}phasis on held both for the celebration of ginning of the voting, the orig -i- few nov'eltY tuii'es that went over J ohn W. Parks, Sgt . at · arms . "Along the Sp orts Trail." Mr . est one to it was the May, ~942 comm and )?erformances at th'e the newly elected officers and to nal plan of voting either "Yes" or big wJ.th the boys . Th ere ' were George Knigh t is the new Conzelman was sch eduled ,to class. One hundred eighty - eight White House. During this past become bett er acquainted with "No " was cha 11ged to include the plenty of dates a~ailable for the Alumni secretary and Je rry appear on April 30, but was un - Bachelor of. Science degrees winter Miss Navarro has s;tone md the new pledges . Everyone there voters' objections to the constitu- men prese~t . Patrick is the historian. able to keep this engagement . ·were awarded at that Commence - everything of vocal importance tion as it now stood . This would Due to the popu lar ity of their :ily had a splendid time, but one in Last night was to be th e last Besides being a great coa~h for ment. in Washingtol\- particular, Bill Gammon by have given the council sugges ­ program the Gle e Club was re ­ meeting ofthe semester. The many years, he is rated among For three hundred twelve of Shu.bel, choir director of the ques ted to give a concevi at the next regular meeting will be one of the top speakers of the the candidates, the degree con ­ the name , in trying to outdo the oth­ tions as .to what the students Metropolitan Opera : has de­ Rolla Hi gh School asse mbly yes ­ soon aftef- the fall semester nation, a writer, a radio com- !.erred will be the long -a waited ital ers, frac tured his ankle while wanted, in case the constitution scribed this nineteen year •old sliding down a slide . had ,been rejected, and it was terday 'and to take charge of the starts . mentator and mUSician. Bachelor of Science. By depart - Speoial Lectures program tonight. 1 beauty as having one of the The following week on May 5, necessary to write a ne.w one up. tio~u~~:u:a:or l~he th:e!ns~~ = After the main lecture he t:h~ gii:!\~~.f~~zit~wotw~ "' greatest voices in the world the Blue Ke y held the ir initiation The obj ections and suggestions The glee club will also sing at will-:~~ today. banqu ·et at the Hous ton House in have been locked up for the pre ­ the bacca'laureate and commence ­ bers will be heid in the Hous ton ~~::pi;;:t: ga::u~::w~~ in Metallurgical Engineering, fif - lo c:~ ) Particularly happy is Miss New.burg. The new initiates are: sent1 but will be gone over for ment ceremonies. or The program to be presented ::~sean~n d:t:w~~:- t~::~le:~ cago and Philadelphia for those :; :~:: ~iv~:~=~~=~in:~g~~ = Navarro to sing for the students Weismantel , R. J. Williams , L . E. any helpful and constructive cri"'." of; the Missouri School of Mines tonight will -include such selec ­ appearing on mo~t of the school who wish to remain. eering fo,rty eight in Electrical Frank, E. J. Teltborst, G. D: ticism, as soon as possible. 1 tions as "The Lord 's Prayer," llT because of • the great sacrifices Holmes, N. A. Niederstat, I . L. More than ten tim,es the num ­ bulletin boards. Th is will be the There will be no admission Engiri.eer4.ni , . thirty nin~ in .all 4hit mostly on the advantages of city given it by the appearance room as ' orderly as possible by Presiden t of the MSM Iota eering, one in Mechanical, one the Glee Club has advanced. far at bat. cerpts from a memo issued by 23, at m.M. in P arker Hall. about the AIME , presented lurgy, the representation of stu- year and were filled in elections Metallurgical Engineering With an unusual show of pitch ­ Col. Harding, PMS&T of the mili ­ The bar . ll ~ffer to the audi - handbook awards to Ivan Garth- dents from this school at the con - last January. The office of Trea - Esrefettin Z~ki Aka, J oseph ing skill and softball sens&, the tary dept., to the ROTC students -ence a •htful combination of waite and J ohn Keaton, miners, vention very much exceeded tha t surer is held by Ralph Sebo - Doqrley Allen, Jr., Darwi n H. ro­ S.G.&F. pitcher held the J-F's, here. I quote: overtur arches, and novel- and Keil Niewohner and Ray of any other school. Some twen - walter, a Senior Mechanical , Bing .ham, J r., Victor Leroy Brad ­ in called af!ectionately, the "Kids/' "The interest, attention, cor ­ ties. Juergens, metallurgists, as out - ty-two students from •MSM at - President of Sigma Phi Epsilon , ford, Edward Louis Br undige, lot down to only 6 runs in the first rect wearing of uniform and ef ­ Assis QI the banq will be standing students in their re - tended. • and past President of the Engi - Wais .ton Chubb, J ohn Harrington ti- fort displayed throughout the in­ Jame s cott, Jr. cornetist spective departments . · inning. New commi tt ees were appoin t- neer's Club. The other is the Cox, Robert Allen Crosby, Rob ­ 1 The "Old Men " came through spection was very noticeable and fro m ' western Un iversity . Following the pre9entations , ed by the new president, Brass- office of Corresponding Secre- ert Frederick Doelling, Glenn K. the next inning and put the crea ted what is belieYed to have Al.so t ·ist wjll be a male officers were eleded for the field. They are: Alumni Commit- tary which continues under the Doss, Richard C. Enochs, Lester score up to 6- 5. A couple of been a very favorable impression q_uartef j the M.S. M. Glee coming year. James B. Chaney tee, Patterson; Refreshments , Doc hands of Hal Johnson. Eugene Fields, Vincent Frick sooreless innings rolled by, then on the Inspecting Officers.'' Club ~ per r;·rs. J. M . Morris, replaced. Gordon Moline as presi - Knapp; Films, E. P. Hyatt; Pro - The installation of officers L awrence Gray Glasgow, Robert the last half of the last arrived "It is not known now, nor will pianist j dent of the chapter . Ed AuBu - jects, J. Mueller; and the Mu - was held immedia tely following Frederick Hartmann, Carl J. with the S.G .&F. at bat trailing it be known for some weeks, ex ­ 1 seum Committee lead by T. the election by retiring Regent Hechinger, Richard Blaine How ­ 6-5. The heavy side was up and actly what sort of a report the ~:o~ . I~::/:i::ewi°::U~o~ ~ ~~:rt w;~n:!ecat:: ii~;r::ti~:st~ Planje, and members, Hughes, Bill McMillan. New plans for ell, Raymond J ohn Juer gens, Jr ., that spelled disas ter to the Inspecting Team will submit to cert lr Ll. tleberry are the new secretary Padfield, Breitwieser . the fall semester were discussed Leo Raymond Kaernpt, George "Kids.1' With the bases loaded, higher headquarter; however, the The lr. R.0.T.C. Band has and treasurer . Doctor G. A. undersigned feels that the gen ­ Bill Rous was appointed to do and final arrangements made for Griffith Kalbfleisch, Carl Walter 1 "Slugger" Knapp , who had been for the parades and Muilenburg was named Faculty a little research on the possibili - the "spring outing" which was .Knoebel. LeRoy H. Markway, to J tanned bis two previous trips, eral showing of the 'Unit left lit­ re vi e\l the R.O.T.C. during Advisor, and Mr . Leon Dupuy, stepped up to the plate, knocked tle to be desired and is highly ty of installing sub chapters at held at Buehler Park last Satur - Gordon Hez,bert -Moli ne1 Kenneth n· their drill Wednesday c-hief of the mining branch of appreciative of the support ren ­ the University of Texas, Univer - day. Part o! the assemblage then E. Niewoehner, .Robert J. Nie­ mon: the Rolla U. S. Bureau of Mines the mud from his eyes, squinted into the sun and poled one to the dered ·by all who participated in sity of Washington, University of adjourned to the Blue Room, woehner, Roger Ernest Nowlin Mr. Scott, local drug - offices, consented to act as GIW.' leit field fence (barbed wire). the inspect ion." Utah, and University of Califrnia scene of the regular Wednesday William McClure Parkinsott, Ra; gist , s been band leader of Counsellor. "Slugger" pulled up at third Signed, at Berkley . Meeting adjourned at afternoon "1.ocial session," for Edgar Pickett, Robert Marion the · for many _years, will The meeting adjourned to the Col. C. K. Harding, P-MS&T 8:45 P . M. celebration. (Continued on Page 4) 4ire- / band -concert. Fi re Assaying lab for ice cream. ( Con UnuE'd on Page 4) ----, PAGE TWO THE MISSOURI MINER FRIDAY, MAY 14 , l9U THE MISSOURI MINER THE MISSOURI MINER is the off icial publica­ Off The Campus tion at the students of the · Missouri School of -Trhlngle from Lind en.wood Mines and M etallurgy. It Is published al Rolla, . and si gning of th -e pledg e pad­ by Dotty Hoopes Gu ess Spring is rea lly here Bett y Su e an d Marg ie Lou , dle Group will b<> held at Green Mo., every Frida y dur ,ing the s chool year. En s w ith the cons equen t period ­ around the T riang le house for tw in s, It seem s th ere w as a typ o­ Acres , Sunday , May 16th, Those tered as second cl b roke awa y from Steph­ of l oud wh acks an d , dull th1;1ds ass matter February 8, 1945 at the 1 graphical error last week that wishing to attend -0Ie ~ave bug se~ms to be en s for th e occa sion. emerging f r om the call Grace the Post Office at Rolla, Mo., under the Act of corner of caused some embarra ssment all m aki ng the rounds abo u t as oft en Saturd ay nigh t br other Zi ggy Straub , 1097J. March 3, 1879. Seve nt h an d Ced ar. Among the around. The proud parents of as the ra in whi ch seems to be Sea rs l Subscription Price 75¢ per semester. ost his pin to M iss Jean more proficient artists of the Single CJOPJ'5¢ gettin g rather frequent Kathy Winters are "Gloria" and Bobby Atwell, Jo yce Gosen. (Featuring Activities of lately. MoClarnon of •Mi zzou in a nice paddl e's was Jim Miller. Jim has Students and Faculty of At an y Bill! (How "Norma" got in there and Thelma Harris spent ra te, tw o more of our ceremony. We're all looking developed fi ne musc les from Friday M. S. M.) is quite a mystery!) in Fulton men h ave gotten, or ra ther ac­ forward to _their banding - and many fruitle ss years of swinging visiting Dorotb.J' quired , ,that • • • McDona ld, a former Senior Board status of , "Hanger reception in the :fall. at a golf ball . ,Now he's happy University Charlotte and Dick O 'Brien of the Pin." The first was Wal ­ Joe Mi azga took ofi for better he has found a target big enough ©ame . BOB BUEL ...... ··· ···•············- ·········· .. EDITOR IN CHIEF and "Kelly " and Jack Toomey bridg e (Butch) Ey,berg, be<:om­ parts, Chicago. There he met bis 707 Slate St. Pbon e 449 t-0 hit. Cla ssic comment on the gayly stuffed ing engaged to Miss Betty Bowles fiancee from the themselves on Quite a line to see the "Big BILL BENNETT ..... East ; together, subjec t came from Pat White ··-····· ·-··················· MANAGING EDITOR of Rolla on Saturday, April their Saturday evening picnic, Clock" Friday, wasn't there? 1007 N. Main St. 24, they made the rounds of the who, as he staggered out of bed Phone 185 1948. The occasion was celebrated despi te slightl y damp atmos­ After the bhriller the Hoopt:S VAL STIEGLITZ , 806 Maln...... Phone 147Rl bright lights. one 11 :30 A:M, took a few warm ­ at the house the following Mon ­ phere. and Bob and Du sty Held were } SPORTS EDS. Crossing paths, we found the up sw in gs and the n ,proceeded day with beer .furni shed by the entertained at Tom and Ginny IIARitY CHAPMAN , 800 Ollve ...... _.. .Pbone 136 J Misses Dolores Ward, P at Mit• to work, was heard to mutter, smiling prospective. The other chell, and Mr. and Mrs. Stanl ey Bye an- Plummer's. JOE REISS Dodie Kohnke travel ­ "Best form of exercise yet." --· ·········-··-········ ··-·· - ······-· ·············· BUSINESS MANAGER happy one is by name, Ollie nounce the arriva l of a daughter. 1007 N. Main SI. Pbone 185 ing from Chicago. Kortjohn who surprised (Otiher statistics missing .) The Randel's entertained Dot'B JIOGER .JENKINS _____ ADVERTISING MANAGER the From K. C. came the usual h appy dance throng at the house, ... sister , June Calley, who came stalwarts, 1007 N. Main St . Phone 185 P at Smith, Ruth last Sa turday evening, with the At the r!~ e~:tion of the Mr. and Mrs. Damon Snow from S.M.S. College tor the CLARENCE ISBELL Hinken, and Irene Schweder . •······-···'···········- ········ CIRCULATION MANAGER announcement Gamma Xi chapter of the Sigma s pen t the week -end wee k- end . 800 Olive St. of his engagement Fr-ancis Johnston, "F erb" F er ­ in St. Phone 13, chapter Of the S igma Nu to Miss Carol Spur .geon of St . ber and Susie Crowdus were a frater- ~uis . . . The Kah:y•s. enter­ LYMAN VAN BUSKIRK ···············-··-······ - ··-··· EXCHANGE EDITOR Louis. The cigars which con ­ sample of nity the follo:1-'ing me n were i tamed guests• fr.on: I llinois. Bob and Betty P erry gave a 707 Stale SI. Phone 449 the St . Louisians. joured themselves up :from tne "Nature Boy n Smart , in the 1 nd little get-to-gether in honor of. BARitY FUNK ···-··-·· - ··-····· ·········-········ ··- ··········· FEATURES EDITOR ~ec~iw!~; J:~ happ y to ,be were of great we l­ course of time, led his patrol on i~~~m;:::e:, Workbasket m et at the home the Maurie Elli s', Bob Day's and 206 East 12th SI. Phone 427 Quinn; come , too . Incidentally the date numero Recorder, Everett Thrall ; of Fr ances White, Tuesday, May the George Ramsey's, who so re­ FRED SPRINGER ···········-··· ...... BOARD SECRETARY us hikes into the country. has tentitively been set for the and Tre asurer, Ed Thie lker. 4, at 607 West 4th street. Shirley gretfully !,eave us 1n a tew more 1311 Slate SI. He and his sidekick, Don Ward , • ~dies Phone 13 20th Congratulations fellows and we Commerford of November of this year. from Washington U., j ust ca n't served as Co-Host­ weeks . (Hah!) i -1 Congratulations are looking forward to some good ess. New officers Th• to iboth couples get enough of that stuff , fresh were elected . .. ,icilrif. Staff Members leadership from you all. and thanks again men for your air. Good night kiddies. for next semester. Norma L ester Helen and Lynn H BftmanD The chapter house was Je,nl Ne~~Delan y, R. Ju ergens, Odis McCallister, Ed Aubuchon, generousity. Also incidentally, the was elected President; June entertained Fa ther Dunker and Buster Otto, setting for our annua l S pring Kofahl HabD, Ralph Padfteld , J oe Hepp, Bill Main, Bill Murney, J . McCarthy, we appreciate y our , Treasurer; and Dorothy William Du nker from Sl Louis. R. Sig Ep Fo rmal which was •held DoriS Starkweather, Tom w tru, J.Warsing, Art Fr anks, Bob Peppers, anxiety over the mail and fully on the Jorcke as Reporter. The next and Ha rold and Kay Brewer cm We might be a little preju­ 8th of M~y. The music 1aVen George Eadie , Stan Ratal owski understand how that mail key was good , meeting will be he ld at the home Sunday, May 2. The occasion was diced , but we feel that ours was the turn out was excellent er, Editorial Board got into tha t pocket and we're , and of Anna Mae Bruzewski, 18th a double celeb ration as Helen. everyone Kuehl! Frank Weber, Don Dampf, all looking forward io that Ju ne the best party yet. Su re, every ­ had a most enjoyable of iMay, 1606 North Oak St. and Lynn were married eight Charlie Mace Zenth< Photographer wedding of yours. body had a swell time, and that evening. If anyone is interested Th ose wishing to attend call years Sunday and Fa ther Dunker has happened many in what happened to BollWI Jack Rolber-802 Rolla St.- Phone 329-R Aside frorh the pinned, it times be ­ Ted Reeves 368R. was just baclc fro m Chlna af'l::er .fore, but rutal Bnslness and Advertising Stall might be well to mention that did you ever see a on Friday night, don't ask him 15 years . Father Dun ker said the old Triangle miracle at a dance? Well, as he doesn 't Norma and James Hoelsc her, Jim Chaney, Ivor P ounds, L. E. Greco, .J party light hung we had recall the happen­ Ho w.ard L ester mass Sunday at St. Patrick"s Mrs-j two of them. were 0 Herder , Harry Cowan out again this past weekend with The first occ u rred ings of the evening after mid­ dinner' guests of Fran and Church. Chinese living .coruli­ the combined picnic and when "Preacher Bill" Shepard rught. Bob White Jame, 0 dance on May 4th. • tions and th e J apanese invaslon coming into reality. unbent so far from Mr. and Mrs. Ctrc;!:'! L. Fr ank, Jim Fisher , w. Bachman, L. M. Cardelli There was his ethical The house is close to being 0. N. Jorc ke and were dis cussed during the din- code as to appear, and second, ~=• much gay lau ghter ringing in the vacant with about ten of our neice were week end guests of ner. • • • :~1 Member air as the guys and gals let go Bob F lore danced with a girl. seniors awa Repr esented for NaUonal ·Adver- y on their senior Dot and Ollie• :,or.eke. Anyone with news please droP with a pi cnic capital - delux out Tru e, he blanched and sagged a 0 1=\~sociatedColle6iale Press Using by - at Meramec Springs. There were litUe at the knees when the fir st :~:::!s n:te:~ •::t:ai : !~ Picnic for :the Worklbasket j a ca r d to 908 W. 10th. National Advertlstn&' Service, Inc. Cbi Thstriburor 0£ plenty of games, races, and the of these lo athsome creatures be seniors look upon the grad College Publishers Representative u­ tm,s like to reall y g ive the picnic a entered the door, but by the end ating 420 Madison Av., New York, N seniors with envy and pos-,.=r-=-=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_= a ball! . Y. big sendof! and also enough beer of the evening he had gone so sibly a little bit _=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_="l , of jealousy. The 11 who tl food , and songs to round ollt that far as to touch , and finally, even thought of getting out in the write gala affair. Then to dance . And, he did very well. near future is enough with the re­ to make star\inj turn of the multitudes the rugs The debacle commenced with anyone Of them beam GADDY DRUG with hap ­ fello~ we r e rolled back as the dancing an afternoon picnic on the Gas- piness ; We are all pulling for about got under way to the music of all conade . Some of the more ha rdy Brother McCog MSM Stationery lin to make it , Lighters Mr, a The Senior Spotlightthe top artists of the day via souls went swimming . Others this sem ester. I believe that the took their liquids internally Pennants Things canil ed circuit. Reall y a .' Denny has only been here for Smoker Supplies softool F orme rly a resident of Carlin­ party of 1 such magnitude that it With only ari hour or two for about twelve semesters or so ville, Illinois, Bill McMillan now wm no t soon be forgotten and , recuperation, we started the and it is about time that he got Jewelry Fountain Pens resides at 1204 Spring though there were many heavy street dance at nine that night. When it ~u~ in to the _wo~ld and earne ~ a :..------....: with his wife Dora and their two eyelids the next morning, there ended , nobody knows. hvmg . Yes, m Just about three children, Bruce and Margaret were many lighter hearts and It's getting so that there's more weeks now it will be adieu cries of IMORE Jean . , MORE, MORE nothing harder to find at the to dear old MSM and I think =------""'"i Bill seeking higher education partie s w ere the watch -words of Sig Ep house than a Sig Ep pi n. that everyo ne of them will be than Carlinville could offer , the day. The situation is so bad that half glad to go out into the cruel studied at both the University NOTE: Thanks Greg for the the pled ge clas s can only hop e cruel world where people are "FOR BETTER of Il linois and Eastern Illinois m agazine. I know i t' ll be well to get a brief gliimpse of th eir human beings. VALUES" State College. The two and one used and read. golden he arts. And now , another ------half year s follo w ing he worked good m an is lost. Gene Warren , Tau Kappa. Epsilon for Western Ammunit ion Com ­ for merl y known as a sta lwar t Kappa Alpha It 's taken us a week to r ecu- pany at Alton, Illinois. Upon our man o f great character and perate from our annual Spring The smoke of the battle hav ­ CARPS entry into the DEPT. wa r much w STORE he jo ined the ell hidden strengt h of Outin g, wh ic-h wa s in g cleared aw ay, it's n ow p os­ h eld Su nd ay Army Air Corp s bu t w as la ter pu ~p ose, has fin all y suc cumbed . the sec ond. T he favorite sible t o s urve y the outcome of gals , of sent to O.C.S. at .Aiberdeeo Prov­ Aft er slinking shyly around for ~e Tekes sta rted arri ving on VETERANS- We'llGladly Cash Your CbeoU ing big M ay -Da y week end her e at Gr ounds, Ma ry lan d. L ate r a c~upl e of d ay s, he blush ed Sa turday aftern oon. In th e ev e- the K.Astl e. pretti ly and confess ed th

!oo!u! ~~~ sto~~~~~~e- CinderMmen)Aourney To :~~ ~~s0:;=~:Miners Topple St. Louis U early, too early for some of tbe how, (cheating no doubt) beat 5tate eet t M ·11 · 90 4· 1 R · S k dF" Id :;:,-:s ~=!.i~::d ~= :.:d':i°'.'' ;,~o t:e:J'!a'!!u~:1.'. aryv1 e ga::e t i ~mtop:: :i:u;~ o U:!:%!~ - on am- oa e 1e various and sundry conveyances don 't I? NaturalY. there was an TENNISAND GOLF TEAMSSpr ingfi eld' s Ander son. ed L ambd a Chi Alph a, Sigma Pi n 1 ~ S took off for Meramec Springs. abundance o! that amber liquid, The dashes , a s u sual , a re que s- accom pli shed ha lf of the task la st Bl.lt.l.a)LOE EVERY hand our thinclads the remain- Th~ day was spent enjoying and that may have a:ttected the TO COMPETEALSO tion mar ks ; the runner wi th the Friday whe n th ey won •by a score ing point.,. various activities. Softball, horse- whole da y. uKing of the hill" breaks win. Miner sprint ers are of l-O. The game waS, on the EVENTEXCEPT HURDLESVoiles Wins Pole Vault shoes , vo lle yiball and races ' w ere was played on a haystack near- by Oliver North Bill Kirk and his ushadow " Ken whole , a well pl ay ed and well • Shorty Voiles proved it isn't predominant. Aside trom these by. Who was "king" is beyond Watts, and Coach Bullro ; n ex - pit ched ball game . In all, seven by Murray Schmidt always the ibig boy who wins as .strenuous activities a good many me! Everyone then moved to the It 's champion ship week for the pects Bill to pla ce in both the hits wer e e venl y s paced through- Monday , on o ur rain drenched he won the pole vault lo front people just lolled in the sun and fire for dinner of hot dogs , p ota - t eams of the various college s in 100 and 220, and Ken to tab out tbe game , five by Sigma Pi cinder track, the St. Louis Uni- of Nagel, of Loui~, and nd s:, enj oyed the won derful potato to salad, cake, mar shma llows, the M.I.A.A., and athlete s from points in one of them. Bill will a two ,by Lambda Chi Alpha. versi ty track team went down to ~akonyi of the M1~ers. His best · salad , cole slaw, and ' hot dogs. pretzels, ,potato chips, and so on. from the six member school s will be the busiest man on the squ ad, Ken Rudert , Sigm_a Pi , pitched ignominious defeat ,befote the JtunP of 11 f~~• 6 inches proved rY gave Of course gallons of the Miner's 1 Th.ere was singing, dancing, and journey to Maryville today and par ticipating in three even ts w ith a fine gam e, allowing onl y two n to !be the deciding one honor o II ready lo rnaloe good cin Ms if the we athe r i s good . B acking half mile r un. Mabrey be h ind second to end the promf191,; the pl atter out 122 f eet, 10 inches . mon ths of t ra ining . Pilot offi ­ him up in the ev ent will be ------ga m e. Gen e Gu iney spot ted sec ond c er trai ni ng is o pen to all un.­ • wl,o I, your nelghba,; Gene Guin ey, who t hrow s I the D efe nsive laur els for this gam e place for us and Nage l, the Billi- marrie d mal e ci ti zens betweem disc abou t t he same distance a nd A ch emistry prof essor was must go to Montgomery of Sig- kin, to ok thir d place . 20 and 26½ years of age who are • who Is a member of The Photo grap hers' 1 h ad a mar gin on George earlier ap ~ r.or•,,;hehde bayi·d,hi'~I ashi~insktan 1 Jt . nes m a Pi for his fine running catch ­ Man 1\lountain Dean in e xc ellen t p hysical condi tion ,, 8 1 5 1 0 · Auodatlon of America . ! in the season . C apable sup port es, and to Bob Nuestaedter of T he Miners then went a ll out w h o have had two or more }fears for Georg e in the shot will be Al l5 copying from Smith's paper . Lambda Chi whose sterling work in taking all places in -the j avelin of colleg e, or can pasS' an exa m i-. - PATRORIZ! l!LIABU PHOJOORAPHIAI 1 Schwartz, who has placed regu - The papers are just alike." behind the plate makes him the and two mile events, as we ll as nation o f the educational eq uiva­ larly this year . "What makes you think Jones outstanding catcher in ' the intra - the borad jump . lent, and can pass t h e qualifying In the javelin, Miner colors is copying from Smith rather mural league. Rob Collier, Gene Guiney, e xamination to measure the de­ The Photographers' Association of [America will be carried by Rob Collier than Smith from J ones?" asked The umpires were Jare, behind a20 CAXTON BUILDING • CLIVILAND 1s, OHIO f and George Bock grabbed off the gree to which they have the and Guiney, and at least one of the surprised professor . the plate, and Bowers on the bas - javelin honors, and just in that aptitude for modern miliiary , , ~~ - gyo them should place . MSM has "Well, the papers were just es. order. Collier winning fling !lying. Men who previously have soared 137 feet, 8 inches. been eliminated from, or have :~:;e~e;~erBi~a~r~:e;:r: P1:r~~ Et,~~~mbnu~~tlJ~o:n:es\:jhsi.tedn q~e~~:~t Sigma Pi O 0 0 1 0 0 - t : ~ Do n In Th e Distan ce completed a service flying school and Dave Ward, while none may ,,.. written Lam. Chi O O O O O O o o 2 2 Don .J Smith, our long legged course leading to a pilot's rating win the event, it is hoped that 'I don't know, either'." Batteries: Sigma Pi, Rudert and distance man, didn't let a wet are not eligible f0r the trai ni ng~ one or more will place for valu - Koenig. track dampen his ability as he Graduates of the Air F orce WAYNE a b1e team points. The Miner walked into the an;a;:1:ta;:t~r. Alpha-Stoecker went on to win the one and two pilot training course will be HANCOCKS mile ru ns. Cletus Voiles will try for the tennis club and up to the first commissi oned Second Lieute n­ All Popular Brand ·Liquors po l~ vault title, and has a rea- court . After watching a whi le he The two mile run saw him ants in the Air F orce Reserve., sona ble chace of taking it if he turned to a few spectators sitting A girl walked up to the infor - clipping 1/1 0 second off fro m given their aeronautica l rating$ WINES can ju mp b ack· to his better ef - nearby and as ked, "Who's game?" mation desk in a hospital and his own record, now standing at as- pilots and assigned to Air • asked to see the Upturn . 10;27.9. Shafer and • SODA FOUNTAIN forts of the season . S tiff c ompe - A young lady sitting there looked Maag fol ­ Force Units for active fl yi ng 6 titio "! think you mean the 'Intern', dowed him up in that orde r. St. n is expected to come from up shyly and answered " I 'am." duty . U p to five per cent of each • DRUGS don't you, Miss?" asked the Lo uis's only entrant dropped out Aviation Cadet graduating class • COSMErICS nurse on duty. after finishing only a portio n of will be offered regular Air F orce ''Yes , I guess so," said the the distan ce. com missions unde r the Unite d PHONE 1005 PINE 109 . FAULKNER'S DRUG STORE girl. "I want a contamination." A short while before that Don st ates Ai r Force p rogram. "You mean an 'examination', had gone on to a claim a victory Men who qualify for the Jul y- don 't you?" corrected the nurs e. in the one mil e run leading th e 1st class will rece ive ap pro xi­ ll'HE REXALL STORE "Well anyway, I want to go to Bill's Walsh and our Jack Cox mately one year of the most ex ­ the fraternity ward," said th e past the tape; hiS time was 4:43. p ert and comp lete flying instruc ­ girl. Th e 440 was taken by Cliff tion in the wo rld. Basic training Stationery , Candy, Fountain Ser "I'm sure you mean Miners vice th e Tu rner, who was fo ll owe d by la sts 35 weeks and is g iv en in 'maternity' ward , my dear," the Charlie Tothill; third place was Texas at either Rando lph, Good­ nur-se said. ta ken by We have the Witte of St. L ouis . Th e fellow or P errin Air F orce Base. To which the girl rep lied quite winning time was 5 3.1. Basic graduates get 15 w eeks o.t loud ly, "Upturn, Intern, con - Th e high jum p, du e to the largest jewelry advanc ed tr ain ing, eit he r in tamination, examinati on , fr at er - wet condition of the take off was sin gle-engi~e aircrafts a t Ari ­ nity, maternity - what th e hell's held to a mi nimwn as the Bill i­ zona's Williams Air Force Base stock in South the d ifferen ce? All I know is ki n' s Dal e, with a 5 ·feet Save with our - 10 or in multi - engine a irc raft at that I haven' t dem onstr ated for inch ju mp, too k th e ho ~ors . Barksd ale.. Air Force Base in Centra l Missouri ~:e;n!:t,months and I th ink I' m Whit ey H amm on an d Ev er ett Loui siana. F lying, aca demi c and CASH AND CARRY SERVICE Bruer tied for sec ond pl ace to Expert Watch Repairing Guaranteed military cour ses a r e coordin ated ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ;!fu the instr uction, an d satisfac ... i to ry grades are required in each J. J.FULLER,JEWELER MODERN deparbnent to complete the pro .. ROLLA LIQUOR gram sucressf ully. Civ ili ans w h o 711 Pine Street fai l to comp lete the co urse will DRY CLEANERS (ALEX'S) be discha rged and ret urned tc, Dealer in Watches the po int o f enlistment . Champagne Hamilton - Elgin - Bulova Handy Location- Scotch Bourbon COLD BEER DR. BAKER Gruen - Helbus - Westfield Across from Postoffice FREE DELIVERY 715 Pine St. , Rolla, Mo. 601 PINE Also Keep Sake Diamonds CALL 62 Phones: Office 560, Res. 620-R PAGE FOUR 'l'BE MISSOOBI llllNEB FRID AY, MAY 14, 1948 GRADUATIONCLASSLARGEST INIHSTORY OFMSM APO OPENS STUDENT HISTORY CREDITS SPECIALMARITIME SHIPTIPS ON DANCING FOR THOSEOLE BOT'LS (Continued from Page I) Louis Mu ndy, Wi111, m B. Mur- BOOKEXCHANGE FOR AVAILABLETHROUGH WILL MAKE TRirs JO VACATIONING'MINERS I had twelve bottles of whis- .Fi Rthoucrk,DoEdnwaalrdd GrSacyhoSlczh, mBidetr , nAarrd-~~ie J~·;or: eob;:;m:~~:r. ~~~::t MUCORRESPONDENCE ElJROPE FOR STUDENTS "There's a few important rules ~o~~ ::e~:e:~:r,eaac~d a::e:e~ w · t P t Ll d A R · MINERSON MAY }7 about the cutting -in - system that fc Joseph Sexauer, Alvin Howard D~:a~~ ~o;~~~ert,o~rne~t ;~:s~ , In response to inquiries from MiADISON, Wis,, May 1-The everyone should know. Never cut bottle into the sink-or else! So O Schwartz, Robert Shea~m an, dolph Roehl, Herman Cornell MSM students, the following let- SS Marine Tiger and the SS in again the minute the girl has I said I would, and proceeded Stryker, Fred Allen Todd , J o- Ross, Jes se Ros s, Willi am Jack Do y ou have old tex tb ooks, ter has been received from the Marine Jum~er have be '7-n as- been snatched from you. Dance with .the monstrous task. seph Charles Vogt Wilbern Lee sliderul es, notebooks to sell? If Correspondence School at Mis- signed by the Maritime Commis - with someone else first. 1 withdrew the cork from the ~:1!\u!:d~:!;gl:r, ~o~:;; F!eroa;tnhkerli,nE~eSonu~g~ethha,~bJ:rr.~.~seRllaWy~~L~;_ ~:•,} rn~(ud~~t to B~l::a ;~~h~::~ ~~~:~ c~:;;:rsi~Y ~e~~:~~ngGo!~ ;~~:ig: ~~:s::~ ~:~~i:sn ::~ "Don't argue if someone cuts first bottle, and pom:ed the li- lt' s located on the second floor t p l't' S . Uh . in on you. Let the girl go for the quor down th e sink, wi th th.e 0 1 1 1 Louis Williamson, Alvin A. Wis- ' Trogdon, Richard Hollis Wallcer , of the Old Power Pla nt in the ernmen' i ica cience -e. ;we:i-n ~':'ede~~te~er;o~~=s :~ minute. You can cut back later. :;~:~l~r.J. e::ra~~:a !\:s,co;:i:o~ co, Stanley Zirinsky. Edwin Stuart Westmoreland. :Jen~l~ob a~~:• e:er~o~notint~~ De:r. M~a.;;~!~:rd~a s Called to Eurbpe this summer, the state "Don't push, shove, grab, or the second bottle, and did like - Civil En;ineering Chemical Engineering the camp'4s . The opening dat e my at tention the fac t that a departm .ent has announced. :~~~:; ;, :.X\:~k::t t:~o:ot~:z: wise with the .exception of one Nels A A·nde t son, Thomas E. A Kent Allen, Robert John f th h h b t number of your studen ts will be Each vessel will make four a smile , or 'please, may I,' is glass, which ~ drank. Then . I Austin, Jr., Oscar B. Avers , Ed- Armstrong , Joseph Harri son Billy , or e exc ange as een se . 1 t Atl t· d tr· drew th k f th third ward Harold Benn, Peter Frank Stanley ·E. Bye, Jr., Terrell C. at Monday May 17 and the hour s interested in takin g a course in ,specia rans- an ic roun ips enough of a signal . b" ttl e cor rom e st will be fr~m four' to five every American Government in order between June and September , "At a public dance or one o e, and emptied the good old Bermel, Win on F. Bott, James Claunch, Joe Collins, Jr., Don to meet the requirem ents of the calling at British and • French booze down the sink 1 with the r R. Bowman, Audie Vernon Car - Wheeler Detjen J Theodore Dzie- aftTerhneoonp.rocedureto follq,.. is new law. We Offer a five-hour ports, and on two sailings, at where girls !may be ulnesclortedt' except'ion of one bottle, which din, James E. Chaffin, Donald mianowicz, Leroy Wood Fuller, ,,, 0 1 there are a. so severa ru es o I d nk I lled th k f · H. Collar, Jesse Matthew Con - John Virgil Glaves, John Gries- very simple and costs the , per- course in American Governmen t so. remember. Be carefu\ to see if the r~ou~th ~~. ande pcoo:red r~: ye J Joh Alie Cooper John ell'ng the book nothing here at the Universi ty. Th·e first The Neth erla nd s. • goyernment a gir_,lcame with an escort before E:.:Jar '~•• Co~igan,n Joe c'barles · sen, ITT, Willi am Harrison Hiatt, ~o:e :er~on desiring to sell ~ two and one-half hours of the is also oPera 'ting st'ud'ellt ships, asking her to dance. If she didn't bottle do¥fp the glass, which I E1st, Maurice Harland Ellis, Dom- ~:;:n R_J;!;;fn~ogan , Ellsworth book or similar item from alliga- course makes a study of National the Kota -Int ,en and the Tabinta, it is perfectly proper to introduce drank. I pulled the sink out of ·eet3 We ,Ferrero, James Roswell Charles Noen Hudson, Kay tors to railroad trains merely G0vernmen.£ whlle the last two which will make one voyage yourself and ask for a dance. the next glass, and poured the ege Fis.lier, Joseph Ware Fitzpatrick, Keslin g HuffstutJer J Jorge Jack - brings the item in and leaves it and one-half hours takes up each from Quebec to Rotterdam But if she did, you should ask :otp: ~own ll t11e cork 1 which I ron 18 d otcl,la.j\ Walter Charles Fleher, Rufus H. son , Max L. Kasten, Schuyler with the clerk in charge. He will Sta te and Local Government. on June aD J'Uly 1. Each has the escort to introduce you to f:o~·the p:Or:~ ;:~ ~::~kbo1~:;30 PM~ Gardner, Robert V. Gevecker, Kingsland , Earl W. Loucks, Jr., receive a receipt for the item University of Missouci students a C:_apacity of 750 passengers. her. Amt.er you've danced with . . 3nd John 'II: Wayne Gollub, Ralford Gor~p..., Donald G. Lowder, Albert V. and the book exchange will in~ are using this course to meet the Early . in September the Valen- an unescorted girl, you may take sink of it, poured th e rest th 1 M stw .Joseph William Gunther, Samuel Malone, Samuel E. Martin, Glenn quire as to the price he wishes new state law. dam, with a capactiy of 1500, her back to the place you found dov.:11 e ,gl~ss. drew th e next th aster of P. Halcomb, Robert E. Held, Emmett Merritt , Paul Moore, Jr ., to sell the item for. The ex- I am sendin 'g you· in the at - w1ll sail from Rotterdam for her, thank her for the dance, and corlt out .of my roat, au d poured ducedthe Frank ..D . Hequeµibpll;rg, Jr., Ar-, David Philip Petersen, Francis change then puts this item fcfr taclied envelope a copy of our New York to provide return excuse yourself. Don't ever :e ~in! down t1¾e bottle, .arnd I · ,or. A mon Worbh Irwin\ JaIXJ.~SRichard Oren Roderique, Erich Rolaff. sale at the owners price plus bcouullresteisnwdhe,.scchribwinegha 1~heeavvaa _·raiob~estransportation for the students leave her standing in the · mid - th a 1' e ~t~ssth Th~n co:~ the Mech.; .J&rpber, Eugene Frederick J,qJjleS, Herbert Banjamin Sachs, _ Paul fiftee~ cents. If the item is sold, :iv 11 1.1. traveling to Europe on the two dle of the floor . e g ass wi e bottl~ / si e th part,nen4 PLeaua_kle, KrHaa,mrv,eyWBi.lliLameav ·erAlf,Are ~ F. Shatto, Rex Silsbee Sm~th, APO keeps the fifteen cents for correspondence. smaller ships. The cost of round- "Don't try to force a •name or ~tir:\..~ :n.;erank h,~he po i~[" , Dean 1 Rob t A St hl J h D . service fee, however, if no sale Let me assure you that we trip passage will be $280. address out of a girl. If she is ,. e~ a everyt mg em - 1 st beli Gayle McGu ,ire Jr., John Vad:~. Vi.ncen~ Vae~ n Vall:~:~ is mad~ , t};lere is no charge, This shall 1be indeed glad to take care The Institute of International unescorted and you'd like to tied out, I eadied th e house Dr.Mile t nd D;lvid _. ~cKinJ?,.eY, ,John ¥eJ.Vin Albert Lee Van Amburg, Jr., is a standard fee and is the same of any of your stu&mts wno · Education is acting administra- take her home, you can tell her wi b one ha • a:id .c;:o}-mtedi~e of thedeJ d nd Masterson, Harold Guilbert Moe, Charles William Wehking ,, Maur - for ,all items. might ,b~ foterested in establish-. tor of the student ship program, so, but chances are you won't bottles, aa corks, a glasses glowingle th WiJlia~ - E. Neus~edter, ~·Law- ice Frederick Wetzel, Rayburn · At the pr'esent time the ex;-• ing ttheir credit in American and applications for passage on make first base by trying to w~~h e 0th er, which were to comele r ence Frep.erick O'Neill, Edward Allen Wilks. change is particulatiIY interested Governrrient by correspondence. both the American and Dutch command the situation. twen;y-,nine. To be sure, I count- neerizigD! Fr _a~cis ' Pasch .al, G_har\es Wesley Ceramic Engineering in obtaining summer school Yours very truly, student transports must be made "Here's one sure tip. Don't try ed again, when th ey came arqun d, thebilltl Price, ~Charles Richar~ RainiQ.g, books and freShmen books. This ADULT EDUCATf6N to the institute, Lawrence Dug - to keep up a steady stream of aTid 1 ha4 s·eventy-four. And as ernorDon th Dona l4 .Eug.ene Rhoads, I;>qnald tisAl:~~ke~: !~~ ~~~~;dBi:~;, is , due to tpe fact that they wW AND gan, chairman of the program, conversation while you danee. e house came by, 1 counted presentti Alexander Riley Irvin Dillard be ppen during freshmen week EX>TENSION SEJ;lVICE has announced . You don't have to talk at all . th em all again, and finally 1 bad theappro Robbins, :pavid' GHbert Smith, J · Earl Br:i and Repr erick ,Southw~ck, Charles · Wip.- bama; S1fbramanYfJ-P1 Mathura - men in the fall term. ThpSe stu- the State Legislature. However, will be reserved for students laughter and kiddish cutting-up Shows ,7 and 9 P. M. men who Ad!plssion ~0 and 40¢ their pow field Van Eaton, III. m,uthoo, ~- S., 1, 193~, Univ~r~iti ~ dents leaving school a,re al~o whether or not the remaining and tea~hers engaged in research are out of place at any dance. qt Mysoqi:; Charle~ JI., N?re _It urged to leave their b~o~ along two pours ,may be used as av - and educational travel, students Very frequentlt ro'fdY actiqns Anthony _ Jlu\nn, , the apprc Mechan.l'c31 Engineering B. -?-,~. 1943, Unixersity of. North wilh their ,m8;11.j.ng. address as proved electives will still be up returniµg to their own coun~ries, reflect on all of your associates, , ~ Kathe rine De~lille able to a Joseph Al·varez, Waller F. An - Dakop- '; ~0IT}as Alan q•Hara APO will gladly sell the book · and European students coming your family and your orga,niza- Dr. Cur 1 BLACKCOLD derson, ChaI"1-es P. Ai1'ton1 III. B. S., 1947, ;·•Pni~~:isity r. oj .1".f&Vfand mail a check for the amou'nt t.91·the discretion of _the respec- to Uhe Unit~ States to study . tion. Make a good impression . on MS.\!, gav Robert Francis Bae..rveldl, Allan Zealand; PradlRl Gfrdharfal of sa\e. , . tive depart,ment lieads in which Complete informatio,n concern - pe.o_ple-don' ,t be a roughneck ." of the eve D ale B€veiage, Frank A Beyer, Sheth, B. S., Uii.iV€rsfty Jf Born - The original book eXchang~ 1~;a;eessp;; ~iv;~g:t:e~~nts are can - · ing visas, vaccinations, baggage, Sun. - Mon. - Tu es. - Wed. 1 .------I the M. i Jr., Lawrence Adams Botkin, bay; Pa1:1.l-t"oti.is Pie"fre Terras- was Opened during pre - war and other ins.tructions are avail - May 16- 17-1 8-1 9 Dana An dr ews, Gen e Tiern ey student.so Ce\'.=.il AIVa Branson , L!4? Fow~e: son, Diploma, 1947, Ec·ole Natio - years, but was d'iscondnued dl.te ------able i to stu,dents . through their m doing B urnett, J r. , Fred Herman Can - nale Superie -ure des Mines de St. to the la fge veteran enrollme11t ~ -•"' \i . AJ~ 'f 't· ,1, stuP.ent governments . C& BOAFE THE IR ONCURT AIN theneed ning, J~.• R'obert L?~is Day, Mi- Etienne. a tew years <;1-go.APO :i;eels, how - ~--if~~~~~J Other infori:nation is available 205 W. 91h St. pation, b: chael James Delany, Jr., John Meta llur gical Eng ineer ing' ever, that . there are enough stu- - ~ - - at 1.the Institute of I nternationa1 munityac D avid Ear1s, Shel'lffian Edward Albert Hoffmari, J r., B. dents desiring to buy and sell Education 2, 45th st.', New York s., 1 E llis, Robert L. Fairchild :· Wil - 194:t, MissourJ Scho61 of Miries; used books to warr ,an~ the re - You are invited to enjoy one 19, N. Y. Openf!5very iJ;t.y' Dean liam Jolin Foiey, Odus Lee Fron - James · Eugene ReynOlds, Jr., B. opening of the exchange. Your ot the few remaining Mu•sic Club ------~- ~ . ~ ..- , progreEs in lhelasl ab3rgei, Delbert L. Garth\vaite, s., 1944, University of" Alabama; s.upport will insure its contin- progr:ams of th e semeS ter th is ~,-.,"!'"~T-.-J~.t,!'""__ __ l30 ' A'.l\)'to 1 :do ' rM' .----a'"•-... of transi: George Everett Gl"egg, Donald ch~h Wen Ying, B. s., 1942~ ued ' ope!iation. Sunday evening at 7:30 in the Charles Guilfoy, Eliner Nelson Yunnan University of China. home of Jack Forbes, across from fyliners and of th Hampton, Porter K: Barris : Jr., Civil Enghteering Triangle House. The program ROLL.A: ' dents o! Welcome bclp ktriple. From then on, so No::Se!tl ven-Sonata No. , C 70 COOL! HlifrKsfimNIGH1 10 23 July. Kracht, Jay Ennis Krath, Robert Mines. many "Old Men" were coming J im.my Wak ley, Charles Kreutz -er, Elmo Gaylord Master of Science across the plate that the third Major (WaldS tein). Sun. - Mon. - Tue~ . - Wed. Cann onba ll Bake r The an Lindquist, Dennis Langley Mc- James Edson ' Dtieker, Major in base coach had to keep a priority Berlioz-Symphonie Fan ,taSU- May 16-17- 18-19 lection IJ TJIBOKLAHO MA BLUF.S past Presi Colgin, James Joseph ·McGovern, Physics, B: S., 1944, Missouri list. Final score was 11-6, with qu:.erlioz _ Funeral March for 4-DAYS-4 tbe reei1 William C. MCJ'VIillan, Woodw 'ard School of Mines; Jack A'. James, the s.G.&F. on top, Conti nuo us Sun. From 1 P. M. Sun.-1\lon. May 16-:17 the last scene of Hamlet. ASME A• R. McPheeters, Horace Tharp Major in Geology, A B., 1940, The game ended with a mad Betti Grable, Dick Haymes Mann, Jr., Donald J . Mathews, Drury College; Sze Kwei Min, dash for the beer, hot dogs, cake, - FIRST RUN IN _ ROLLA ­ thebanq1 Then there wa's the poor -· Eugene Moniak, Arne Normann, M'~jor in Chemistry , B. S., 1942, marshmellows, potato salad, se.ntedaru Miner who couldn't affort etch - Eddie 1,• <" tt 111fiPI William Harrison Presley, Jr., National South -west Associated baked beans , and alka selzer. each Stui ings , but his girl went up to his CANTOR 1 G.I:. CHRISTOPHER \1\ts5Wl~~Gdonethe HanµIt0n Ramsey, Kermit N. University of China. For a:bout an hour all that could _Joan apartment and read the hand ­ mentoft Robert Antoiq.e Prokes, George Mechanical Enginee,rJ.ng be heard was the sound of a vast writing on the wall. DAVIS JEWELER Tues.-Wed. May 18- 19 fortunate! Rasmussen, Billy Bruce Ray, Lloyd Hines Wilson, B. S., number of chow hungry ceram - - in - Victor Mat ur e, Brian Donl evY Charles Watkins Reed, III, Jo - 1947, Missouri Sc'bool of Mines. Fine ' Jewelry arriveda seph V. Salvo, William Edward Electrical Engineering ~i~g a;:d ':;~;i:;omping, chop- .----N• ,-o-,T-I_c_' -E-,----:. ''IF YOU KNEW KISSOF DEATH ~tedat Simpkin, Wilbert F. Stoecker, Glenn Eldon Brand , B. S., A picnic like that never ends, SUSIE" Guaranteed Th-eryon Arthur Tapperson, Jr., J•ames 1939, Missburi School of Mines; Th ursday !\lay 20 enjoyed it dissipates , and that's what this As pr~vio~~iy ~nn~unced, NEWS and CARTOON Johnston Trace, Robert Arthur William Henry Hellwege, Jr., Big Stage and Screen Show eiceJ.Ient one did. After the food and r the military deJ\t, is now &ft~ Repairing On the Stage-- yolz, Richard Allen Walker, John B. S., 1947, Missouri School of drink had disappeared, so did all 11 ~hou.Jdbe cep ~lng allpli ,cat/o ,ns, for ad~ ADM, 10-4'0CINCL. TAX 805 Pine St. , Walter Wal)ace, Wilbur F . Wick - Mines; Kenneth Edwin Rubert, the people. 1 cers oft v"l\ced cow;se RO~c , The ,t'-P.­ COUSINEMMY AND HER S'Peakers izer, Teddy Richard Wolfarth, B. S., 1942, Missouri School of plicants sho~ld have } \11:.leas'~ Chris A. wu hnenberg, Jr., Mi Mines; John Wilson Sjoberg, B. KINFOLKS mate the two years basic I RC,TC its chael Casimir Zwirbla. S., 1944, iMissouri School o! qr cesthat i , equiva lefff in military servic~. ' ' ' On the Screen - Mines; Pei Wang, B. Sc., 1941, WEDDING PICTURES The Bowery Boys in Electrical Engineering , Tsing Hwa University. Mitchell Insurance The course consists of four · "For g( B:en Mehvin Adams, Jack Ceramic Engineering semesters of three hours each Sxl0 Attractive Album - or Sing le Sllots Agency which are classed as elective ANGELSALLEY hands." Spencer Balmat, W.illiam Wright Christen Knud sen, B. Sc., 1940, Samples and Prices on Request Shows 7 and 9 P. M. hours. The student receiyes an "Can't Bishop, Leonard Richard Boaz, Norges Tekniske Ho gskole. Representing JACK ROTHER Phone 329-R Admission - 25 and 50¢ Paul B. ·Boswell, Phil Alton Civil Engineer: allowance of $.79 per day for Travelers Insurance Co. Browrung, John E. Corbett , Gene Glenn Nickolas Hackmann, B. the total 570 days and is sup- ---- plied with a complete officers G. Coult~r, George Boyle Due­ S., 1937, !Missour i Scho ol of Lile - Fire - Auto ber, Charles Alfred Ecklund, Mines. type uniform. 1------1•·········~ William A. Ellis, Ronald Edmund Title of Emeritus Burglary Call or inquire at the l\lill-

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