The Carl Will Play For Prom In Wigwam Tomorrow Eve Francis Carl will be the featured band at the Junior Prom tomorrow night at the Wigwam from 8 to 1230 ac- cording to co- chairmen Joan Herrick and Pvt Steve Dziama ems A Columbus band Carl has been playing in the Ionian Room of the Deshler- Wallick hotel 78 mati Dickie Tonkin Volume Granville Ohio April 21 1944 No 28 sophomore from Clarksburg W Va will DU Tops Qoal be queen of the prom escort- Denison Wins May Day Plans ed by A S Blob Brigham ODK Elects In Campus Drive president of the junior class Follow Tradition Privates John Gripe George News Awards Total receipts from the March Stout and Gena Davies are in Dancing singing Seven Men of Dollars contributions show that crowning of charge of publicity and Red 01- Denisonian was accorded Denison students have topped the The the May Queen Robin Hood and At a meeting in the home of Dr saver of inviting chaperone3 place among Ohio goal set at 5000 by 8605 This second honors his merry A S Bob Brigham assistant band and tapping for Merrimon Cuninggim Saturday report made college weekly newspapers when is not complete and is prom chairman and Andy Doug- Mortar Board will all be included evening Omicron DeLta Kappa awards were presented at the ban- up from contributions submitted lass are acting as treasurers Pvt in Denisons to up to 5 p m quet of the 18th annual convention traditional May Day mens senior honorary fraternity the cashiers office Jim Brucklacher is head of the report will be of the Ohio College Newspaper as- program to be held Saturday elected seven service men into Wednesday Final decoration committee in the office on May 1 sociation Saturday night in Cur- April 29 945 a m on the South membership cashiers The ticket sale under Kay tis hall Judge of this section of plaza according to Allan M Dewey as- Homer began Wednesday Following are the new members ibursarp state- wide competition was Ralph Pvt sistant Tickets for civilians are Among the dances will be the Russell DeVette Muskegon The World Student Service Burkholder editor of the Colum- Mich being sold by Andy Douglass customary May Pole dance by captain of Denisons cham- fund is allocated 176916 of bus Citizen who awarded the pionship and those for servieemen in senior Orchesis under the direc- basketball team A S the fund while the Red Cross Scripps- Howard cup again to the the barracks Tickets are tion of Janet Nerl while junioi John DeTar Milan Mich chair- will receive 122081 Going University of Toledo publication Deni- 180 a couple and only 300 Orchesis will take part in a folk man of Sunday md editor of to the Foreign Scholarship four times first prize- winner The Bluejacket will be sold dance according to Mary France Pvt John Gripe fund will be 125460 Deni- Nantucket Ensign Mort Leggetts editorial chairman of the dance committee Ind active on Den- son Volunteer Summer School Bye Now Nostalgia Denison Unchanged which ap- Another dance is the Court dance isons debate team A S Louis will benefit from 45805 of Dudrow peared in the first issue of this including Jayne Amos Priscilla Granville former chair- the fund while 38345 will Adytum Is Delayed years The Denisonian took third Cole Marge King Virginia Ben man of Deni- Sunday A S go to Dr Mary Kirbys rad- place in the editorial contest Case son Mary France Lois Kinney John Young Bexle outstanding ium fund In Publication in Tech Kent Stater came in Betty and Nel- athleties Pvt Sheldon Houts 50 of and Van Nest Dorothy Donating to the March Probable publication date of and second respectively in son St Louis and A SRichard Dean was Mens Faculty first Dollars the the Adytum is June 1 according this division Granville both outstanding in club because sororities did not An important part of the to Doris Franklin editorinch- ief scholarship and dramatics club use of Retiring president of OCNA program will be the crown- charge the for the Copies will be mailed promptly to Initiation date has been houses Charlotte Swain presided over ing of the May Queen The their all paid subscribers Delay has tentatively set for May 6 by The help of faculty men Col- the Sunday morning business ses- May Queen candidates with at been in engraving but the book the local chapter The1 men well dining hall netted 78 sion when officers for the coming their escorts will enter the will go to the printers next week were elected on the basis of See You There year were elected Clarine Shap- pageant at the beginning of four semesters of work under Students should sign their sum- iro editor of the Miami Student the program Nostalgia mer the V- 12 system Bye Now addresses on sheets posted in succeeds Charlotte as president Mary Ailing will be escorted by each dorm Pvt Donald Ladd is president Is Deni- Sunday Theme and Helen Kappauf editor of the Jerry Robinson Betty Barnes by of ODK which sponsored the re- Bye Now Nostalagia will be The Time Is Ten Heidelberg Kilikilik will take Pvt Russ De Vette Jane Camliii cent honors convocation the subject when Doc Cuning- over the position of vice- president by Pvt Dick Higgs Mary Fleen- Place hall gim Deni- Sunday Sunday To Honor Former Dean Prof F B Marbut Kent State er by Pvt Les Karel Carolyn is Kecital talks at at 10 a m for the last time in Miss Helen Olney former dean university was reelected executive Keel by Pvt Bob Anderson K K Farewell Thank Heaven secretary of the organization Ten Pease by Howie Dellard Marcia Recital hall of women will be entertained at a Todays issue of the Denisonian On May Day weekend Doc tative plans for the 1945 conven- Streb by A S Bob Brigham tea given by Womens Council in will be the it resumes will speak Deni- Sunday pro- tion at Otterbein college were Bonnie Tomlin by Pvt Bob Payne last until at the recreation room of Shaw hall publication at the beginning of the gram in Swasey chapel on May 28 6 made and Peg Woodward by A S Jack Friday April from 430 to fall term in September Not Day which will be directed p m House supervisors stu- Delegates numbering 42 repre- Hannaway Dr L R Dean pro- and Come to Deni- Sunday to the seniors dents are invited sented 13 Ohio colleges at the fessor of classical languages will Denison convention which was place the crown of flowers on the conducted in Curtis hall Prof queens head Lone Male Braves Bevy of Female Editors George Starr Lasher Ohio uni Three Granville children versity was the principal speaker besides the kindergarten class at the banquet Saturday evening from Granville school will Three Columbus newspapermen take part in ithe pageant led discussions on college journal Butch Ward son of Dr and ism problems for the roundtable Mrs F Champion Ward will groups be the crown bearer while m w v Susie Fuller daughter of Mr J tr w vik mm Bye Now Nostalgia and Mrs I G Fuller and Registration Date Carol Maxwell daughter of Rev and Mrs Kenneth Max- Set for Fifth Term well will be train bearers Miss Annie MacNeills poem Registration re- fcr students Mayday in England will be read maining for the fifth term will by Janice Stevens Robin Hood take 2 place on Tuesday May will be played by Nancy King 1944 in from 10 a m to Doane whle A S Richard Burt will take 12 noon to p and from 130 430 the part of Friar Tuck Pvt Paul m according to Donald R Fitch Newland will be the Town Crier registar The customary 5 fee The archers will be Eleanor Han- for late registration will be char- ley ged and Phyllis Orwig In case of rain the exercises will V- 12 trainees will report be held in Swasey chapel first to Room A ground floor Doane civilian students to The Time Ten jimf- I starting station at second i 11 floor corridor of Doane Each civilian student will first YW Cabinet Makes preserafhij lation books required Plans at Retreat of all boarding in college dining halls before he may continue reg- Making plans for the coming year members of the YWCA cab- istration Standing Left to right Jean Douglas University of Toledo Campus Collegian Mary Lynn De- Senior junior V- 12 train- inet are holding a retreat today and Beck University of Cincinnati News- Record Dorothy Hilliard Otterbein college Tan and Cardinal ees will a m at the Kappa house Suggestions register from 1000 Virginia Stubbs Denison university The Denisonian Betty Gourley College of Wooster Wooster Voice to 1200 noon senior and junior for Freshman Week the 1944 Helen Kappauf Heidelberg college Kilikilik vice- president elect of OCNA Clarine Shapiro Miami uni civilians pnd sophomores trainees membership drive and programs versity Miami Student president- elect of OCNA Patricia Schweitzer Bowling Green State university at 130 p m and sophomore and for fall meetings will be discussed Gee News and Margaret Bark Muskingum college Black and Magento freshmen civilians and freshan Newly appointed to the Y cab- Bee Sitting Ruth Jane Recht Kent State universit y Kent Stater Robert Meyers Hiram college Hir- trainees at 230 p m Students inet are Joyce Clark as head of and Ruth Bender Wittenberg college Wittenberg Torch are asked to conform to this the playground commission and am Advance 12 present at the 18th annual convention of the Ohio College Newspaper association schedule to rvoid unnecessary B J Oestmann head of the trail- Of the editors weekend only one was a man crowding and delay er camp commission held in Granville last Page 2 The Denisonian Granville Ohio April 21 1944 May Day Brings We Dood It Guild Student Opinion Survey Spring to Denison Crowning of queen tradi- We did it The March of Dollars is the at the May Day Day festiv- over the top Credit for the success of tional and Mothers Reveals Attitudes on Problems April 29 officially recognizes the drive sponsored by DSGA goes to co- ities that chairmen Marcia Sweetman and Jerry The first Denison Survey of Student were uncertain On the question of spring has arrived at Denison Robinson However without the backing Opinion sponsored by the Denison Guild birth control 79 per cent believed in Greek in origin the custom of crown- of the student body they could not have now presents at least a rough sketch of it nine per cent didnt and only 12 ing the queen originated over 20 years succeeded Joe and Betty Denison 1944 The tabula- per cent werent sure ago at Denison The ceremony took attitudes about all Fourteen per believed in prohibi- place on the lower campus in front of The March of Dollars campaign tion of Joe and Bettys cent problems race morals religion tion 6C per cent didnt and 20 per cent Stone hall Mystic Greek words were closely parallels the year ait Denison sorts of is be- know what they thought Fifty spoken as the crown was set on the Both got off to a slow start to gain politics national issues education didnt pel to show and Betty as cent supported organized labor 16 per com queens head Crowning the victors with momentum rapidly reaching an un- ginning Joe rather grip- against 24 per mostly laurels queen presided over the precedented climax conservative liberals who do a lot of were it and cent the ing but are really very interested in the girls werent sure On the question oi track meet during the afternoon New and big the March of Dollars school professors and extra- curricular ac- consumer coops 56 per cent supported Only the men voted for the combined all student drives into one with tivities who take their religion pretty ser- them 12 per cent were against them and queen Because their masculine tha aid of all campus groups and organi- iously who are a little prejudiced who at 32 per cent were unsure We were against friends werent serious about the elec zations Included in the drive were the least claim to read their newspapers regu- the poll tax by a large majority 58 per tion the co- eds demanded a part in social academic and activity fields which larly and who express on the whole fair- cent supported free trade 63 per cent were the vote all presented their own particular prob- ly definite and liberal stands on social is- for world federation 55 per cent were May Day celebration given in the lems sues against government regulation of busi- morning was combined with the Greek Last July the men of the V- 12 unit Take for example Jthe question ness A most unanimous stand 96 per ceremony of crowning the queen in 1916 came fo a campus occupied by men of a What parts of your total college ex- cent showed belief in womens suffrage The festivals Greek origin has now gone training detachment of the Army Air perience have thus been of most These are just few of the re- from the ceremony the queen no longer Forces and a handful of Denison coeds In far a and benefit to you Of the sults of the thoughtful answers to the rules over the track meet and is crowned the fall the civilians returned to a college value 200 students questioned 176 or almost guild questionnaire The results file with Latin words dominated by military units With differ- 38 checked college studies away something of a picture Both May Day and Mothers Day ent prospectives of what they hoped to per cent of the and one of items of great average Denisonian what he is think- were first combined in 1913 Denison achieve at Denison the two groups made classes as the importance 90 per cent ing what he thinks he believes a was one of the first schools to cele- little effort at first to cooperate value and checked informal contacts with other little of his social habits a picture of brate Mathers Day according to Dr With the realization that nothing students as a big item in their college his religious beliefs and growth in col- L R Dean who has fulfilled the worthwhile could be accomplished by a di- r- archbishop lives i f lege Weve got your number well shoes of for several vided campus community the two factions Why did we come to college Most almost years collaborated on the all- Denison revues and we general cul- Colorful and joyful this May Day fol- the support of our championship basket- of us said came to get a tural education79 per cent Fifty- one lows the traditional customs of provincial ball team England A Robin Hood flavor is added Servicemen were tapped to campus per cent also checked to prepare for a Housemaids Earn cent to to the pageant by village children scat- honoraries participated in activities and specific vocation and 47 per learn to tering flowers dancing and singing were pledged to They became to think Other major reasons were Wages fraternities Inflation Co- chairman for May Day planning part of learn to live happily 37 per cent because a Denison At the mercy of seven lovely coeds this year are P K Pratt 45 and Jean Compared to other colleges of simi- of the market value of a college degree and an interested gallery of spectators Haymans 45 background 31 per cent to comply with my parents lar enrollment and the professors Danner Mahood and Champ accomplishments and attitude wishes 29 per cent because of the social of the Ward used ye olde mop and broom tech- civilian and servicemens groups here SIi at college 25 per cent almost all nique to clean a certain room in the base- Reigns have been exceptional success girls to prepare for graduate work 17 Confusion The ment of Shaw hall last Saturday after- of the March of Dollars as the last per cent with the men in the majority noon Defying all OPA CIO and AFofL As Finals Approach big campus project for the year is because my friends were going 11 percent is- regulations these skilled workers admitted- Suit cases and packages in the halls proof of this When asked about major social ly received six dollars an hour for their rooms in a turmcil sign- out sheets in the Weve had a successful and productive sues we had rather definite opinions work They earned it too dorms a scheduled pass for the service- year here at Denison been way on most questions Fifty- nine per Its that Two oclock saw these obliging house- men all these are evidences that the end because weve worked together The foun- cent believed in evolution nine per maids dressed for the occasion in pink of school is almost here dation which we have built for succeeding cent didnt believe and 32 per cent striped pinafores full- fashioned Danrer Coeds haggard after too many cokes years holds promise for the future Mahood has class conversation to last for and cigarettes wander around in study In and Roundabout years and there isnt anything Champ hats and dilapidated blue jeans in a dae by Mike and Mouse Ward doesnt know from catching up on all the studying they The Denisonian should have done the first of the semester Established 1857 Denison took on the old color this week Broil Sunny Skies Procastinators sneak late book the Delts Sig Alphs and Coeds Under Liberty is the right to see things as they end when Phi Toasted coeds are now available in all reports and term papers under the are Sigs the customary picnics Mem- had shades in any of the uphill dorms accord- door of the professors office leither rain nor lack of planning stopped Published every Friday as extra- ing to Old Man Jupiter who drove his bers of the delegation which traveed an though the campus queens curricular activity by students of Denison them and even sumy chariot across the Granville sky to Northwestern regularly are be- bedraggled with drooping University except during vacation and looked a bit just long enough to glance down and blush moaning all those class bucks examination periods styles a good time was had by all v- hair at the sight he saw there Results of his For the unfortunate ones ho have Entered as second- class matter April 8 Collectors Item 1921 at the post office in Granville Ohio brief visit are registered in scarlet faces lost all hope we recommend the fourth Betty went west and came back under the Act of October 3 1917 Camlin all over campus floor of Shaw as a good jumping off place Subscription rate 200 per year Offices with a Beta pin from Eddie Rupp ex 46 Doane 11 Second Floor Telephone It seems Don Juan Whitehead S9266 made quite a hit in the show Junior Cast of New Stars Complete Editorial Staff Miss both with his actions and civil- Editor Virginia Stubbs ian clothes Girls wanting to write Managing Editor Carolyn Coulthurst fan letters may inquire at Doane for Theater Season with Smash Hit News Editor Judy Crangle his address By Jody Scott Mr and Mrs Graves Judys anxious par- Assistant Kay News Editor Schroeder Is Jake DeTar wanted for murder or ents both gave fine and skillful per- Feature Editor Ginger Moore A brand- new bunch of shiny stars was his picture in the Granville bank just formances Pvt Tom Whitehead and Reporters Martha Fox Mary Grace appeared in the Denison sky when direc- Ellen coincidence Well anyway Jake its a Mary Ann Hull made a most sympathetic Patricia Hudson Carolyn Kearns Ly- a tor Ed Wright and the University theater Did Carlos do it A S Randall Miiler A S Richard Burt dia Kingsbury jean McConachie Har grand picture presented Junior Miss as the final play riett Meeker Virginia Moore Betty By popular request pair of newly- weds The men in Loiss life of the season The play by Jerome Cho- Jane Oetmmn Kay Schroeder Jody by Dickie Tonkin Marge Henry Sutton Pvt Charles Teetor Eddie Words doroy and Joseph Fields was taken Scott Shelley Good Mary Jane Oest- King Ginny Gould Miller A S Walter Kautz and A S Tay- mann Angie Heffner and Marcia Voth from Sally Bensons uproarious little book Tune My Heart Tells Me lor Ballou the man in Judys life were Bobbie White Carol Jacquet Martha and has been one of the countrys smash My date tells me I should buck the dorm as a whole a most convincing and up- Sturm Kay Keuhner Rosie Hall and hits this year The newcomers steered My date tells me keep me warm roarious group of awkward adolscents Jean Galloway that hell their way through the sparkling lines and Does he mean what he is saying A S Dick Dean as loud- mouthed J fast action with the skill and ease of old Business Staff is a Navy line saying B Curtis Robert Feindt as Fuffys broth- Or this hes veterans Business Manager Gordon Speckman My date tells me it would be such fun er and Robert Dudrow the Western Union Top for a solid perform- Ad Manager Bill Albershardt Fun is something rare at Denison honors boy turned in fine performances Manager go to little Midge Watson Circulation Marjorie Spengler If Im fool enough to see this through ance The play was as good from the tech- Ad Solicitors Nancy whose characterization of Judy Graves Beggs Barbara Will I be sorry if I do nical angle as from the acting standpoint thoroughly convincing Some one Clark Jeane DeGarmo Barbara White Should I believe Dean Brooks or you was The set that technical assistant Peg Col- Dick Betty say- Goss Anders good to see the old Beta man in the audience was overheard lins and all her dreamed up Mail Clerk Margaret Peoples It seemed assistants Chappy Chapman and Kappa gir1 ing Oh Im sure they brought her was unusually well done The whole tech- Mailing Kitty Bennett Nan Rhoads Pinky Campbell back They werent to- up from the high school to play the nical direction of the play went off with- pant an orchid Midge nKPRESKNTBO PON NATIONAL ADVERTISING T gether Theres out a hitch National Advertising Service Inc Maybe were not having Earl The rest of the cast backed Judyf Orchids from all Denisionians to Cellegt Publishers RcpresmUtin tr 1 Haines but you can bet your bottom fine performance to the limit Jeanne Gill Ed Wright and Peg Collins and to 420 Madison Ave New York N Y bosom CHICMO BOSTON LOS AdOSLtS SAX FRANCISCO dollar it will be a good dance so come the indomitable pal Fuffy all the players and Masquers the on lets have a big turn out for the Adams gave a remarkable portrayal of whole University theater for a stell- Member Prom What do you say the movie- struck gangling generation ar year You have given us some fine Fissociated Golle6iate Press Well this just about winds Jp the year Lois Pulfer was wonderful as the tor plays and we are proud of you Our at Denison snd ts been fun but we still popular sophisticated adolescent Lois one request for next year is Vol 78 April 21 1914 No 28 hope well see you around Connie Palmer and Pvt Paul Newland as more No Weapon April 21 1944 The Denisonian No Chow Marine Showslnterest Granville Ohio Page 3 In Mexican Laborers The Starts English Class LEATHIERNECEt Sunday April 16 itihe Eng- first Pvt lish class was held for Mexican Owen A Rood Jr Editor Pvts George railroad laborers at Pataskala Stout John Thomas Fred Wright Features Self- appointfed instructor for the Vol 78 April 21 1944 No 28 group is Pvt William Reyburn from Loveland Colo On their way to Columbus last Pvt M D Ntu Writes Home Saturday Reyburn and 1 Pvt Joe Dear Mom reminds me that the good ser- Serra saw the Mexcans working Today as I take up my pen to geant has recently decided to on the Pennsylvania and railroad keep you informed as to how your avail himself of some of the ed- wtent over to to talk hem They tax dollars are being spent by the ucational opportunities to be invited Reyburn back in the even- Navy my heart is filled with sad- found in our neighboring city oi ing when they had more time ness Next week most of our paradise Last Saturday he vol- Only One Speaks English lovely Denison coeds will be leav- unteered even as we have so of- Only one of the group of 58 ing for the summer and the old ten volunteered for him in the could speak any English and he campus will again be the drab past to guide a happy and care- could speak very little and lonely spot of our first eight free group of Sailors and Marines Overjoyed to have him stay U S Marines in the Cape Gloucester New weeks here through the Ohio Power Com- Britain area must carry with them over the weekend to their weapons at all times even to chow TSfft Vio Donahue a Many of us who were here then panys steam plant in beautiful combat artist sketched the above as sing Spanish songs and converse illustration Capt Henry J remember well those last few Newark When the excursion was Adams Jr minus his weapon picked up a captured Jap mortar and with them in itheir shacks they fell in line was good days of August when the finished and all too soon for the It for a meal made him promise to return He first giant cars sergeant and those under his is the first Spanish- speaking bringing the precious bundles arrived We too command he remarked that the American they Slave seen since remember Story by those days of lib education was of infinite worth Tarawa Told Pvt Stone they arrived 1 April treasured four erty given us by the Commander to him and that the afternoon had Five days from the New Hebrides after practicing landings the Sunday morning Reyburn help- in order that Dr Brown could indeed been wellspent Second Marine Division cramped aboard troop ships in a hugh ed to familiarize them with com- task bring in the green freshman wo The biggest excitement over force was told its destination Tarawa mon phrases and words they need men the week end occurred early Sun- A member of this detachment since 1 March Pvt Henry to get along He is going to sup- Stone When we returned those day morning however The C O was aboaid one of those transports ply them with reading material after four days to surprising all hands with an ap- During the two days before and plans to give them an English of heaven the Talbot suites where most of the Marines pearance at chow suddenly man- landing the men spent their time lesson every weekend then existed the sight on aged to locate them just in time studying maps aerial photo- Visited Mexico Last Summer the cam Chippin pus below was amazing to save him from ruining a love- graphs and overlays chat were Born in Colorado Keybum truly an one ly head of hair and the O O D and were told their lived several years in New Mex- There were the coeds scat given them the China for the occasion apologized for objective ico Returning to Colorado he tered everywhere and running lived in a half Mexican commun- around like little beavers flashing the alarm caused It seems that Veterans of Tulagi Pvt George Stout ity Blesides having lived among their bright colors and comely fig they were of all places in tha Church services were held The Prom tomorrow night is Spanish Americans iKeyburn lias ures in contrast to the dull khaki sack aboard ship daily There was what weve been waiting for it 31 hours of Spanish and six and white of the services If there ever was any doubt not much nervousness as many will give everybody a chance to hours of Portuguese to his credit Only three of the original Ma- regarding the studiousness and were veterans of Gaudalcanal shake the prefinal blues smooth Last summer just before com- rine staff members are still doing industry of the typical Dnison and Tulagi The men were rath- music and pretty girls Ah thats ing here he visited Chihuahua business here and the C O and Marine it has been removed in they were told of er confident as the life Also the committee says Mexico Lt Wilhelm are the only Navy the past week Many of these pounding the island the terrific no corsages Theres a war on Having worked extensively with officers yet on board No longer stalwarts are now seen behind was to be given before their ar- lovely glasses I dont know about this guy Mexicans in New Mexico and in does Miss Weiser put huge pitch- new indicating the rival by both air and naval ar- damage done to precious eyes by Wessel Whats so novel about Colorado his interest in them ers of milk on each table and tillery hard work It is still a belief in letters K- AY How come he comes naturally butter has became almost like the U S At 0800 our landing team keeps saying them over and over See You There something out of this world In the Marine Corps that you re- have to see a in boarded the landing boats again huh contrast to the brutal workouts target order to lates Stone and an hour later Denison Girls Have a boiling hit it P S Wessel ias a powder puff under sun at first direct- were headed for the beach How- ed by Sgt Almost any day well be putting in his boudoir Tsk tsk Own Fashion Laws Mitchell most of the ever due to the terrific fire power now aside our greens the cooler I hear Barnes beats Battalion Pvt John Thomas trainees play good clean for encountered we were told to wait games in the comfort and luxury and more comfortable khaki Per- commander DeVette j DEDICATION until further orders About 1600 of Denisons famed Wigwam haps when I see you in about a This article is dedic ted to the we were given orders to land In February Lst year iie was sen And speaking of Sgt Mitchell week due to the three days of DU women in general and one or after being in the bcrts for th ee to Camp Elliott Calif where he liberty being granted to us Ill feeling two in particular hours everyone was attended 81 mortar school fond farewell from the Marines of be adorned in them So until we rather sick About dusk our en- Shipped overseas to New Zea- We will net attempt to inter- this unit for were sorry to see meet again and I hope that it tire landing team was ashore land in March he joined the Sec- pret the thinking patterns of the you go Itll be a very drab life wont be long Casualties were rather high due He ond Marine Division there DU coeds in this article Thats without you this summer but then Your son to the various fires that silhou- rested and trained until Novem- impossible Plato started to write is This War Pvt M D Ntu etted the troops coming ashore ber about women once but got no fur- Hank as he prefers to be call- While in Hawaii after Tarawa ther than The Woman is ed was acting as Battalion run- Hank took the V- 12 test and left so who are we to attempt a sub- ner and was in a free boat with for the States in January and at- ject of such vague magnitude FULLERS MARKET officers Free boat Stone ex- tended preliminaray OCS at However we will from impressions plains means a boat that can Greens Farm Calif He report- and opinions describe the Denison Fruits Vegetables Meats anywrhere land anytime ed here 1 March for college train- girl as we see her Birdseye Frosted Foods Officers Keep Promise ing The DU girl governs her dress We were told that wev would Presidential Citation Ex- Has by unwritten laws of fashion DELIVERIES TUES THURS SAT be in Hawaii by 7 December but Since Stones return the Second amples She will never wear when we hit that beach I didnt Division has been given Marine bobby sox and ear rings at the GRANVILLES MOST COMPLETE FOOD MARKET expect ever to get there and the Presidential Citation and all same time Also she cringes at thought none would make it by members of the initial landings the thought of wearing low heels SELF SERVE the seventh But the officers on Tarawa are entitled to wear the with a silk or velvet dress Her more than kept their prmoise ribbon favorite lounging apparel much On 26 November we left Tarawa At Tarawa the officers did a to the chargrin of the male on and were in Hawaii 3 December great job of leading their men looker is a suit of blue jeans with for a rest recalls Stone and were in front of them all the the pants rolled up to the knees From Wheaton Minn Hank way Those of us who came back Why Oh why Ah but its enlisted in the Marines in Octo- are lucky Stone concluded But useless to argue ber 1942 and received his re- the real heroes are those whe are Denison s damsel is sincere cruit training at San Diego Calif buried there friendly witty cooperative and though not always beautiful al- ways attractive That was straight from the book CIVILIANS SERVICE MEN All of this adds up to the fact that when this semester ends and the majority of the women bid so MAKE long to the campus there is go- cr ing to be quite a goodly number iv n of men around these hyar parts TTMIS nnHJTT that are going to kind of wish that that certain someone would stick around for the summer YOUR FAVORITE GRILL IN GRANVILLE term Anyhow girls consider this a Page 4 The Denisonian Granville Ohio April 21 1944 V- 12 Sports The The Four Hashmarks in Crows Nest by A S Ned Orleans From St Paul Minn to Deni- son university it is not too far by George Gardner BLUEJACECET old Redhead yet via the route taken by Floyd The excitement of the March We caught the A S Jack DeTar Editor A S Tom Newitt Features Wigwam other A Clements A S the trip would of Dollars auction at which the down at the the A S Ned Orleans Sports A S Sidney Freeman some news reach around the world over a services of prominent faculty day and asked for Vol 78 April 21 1944 No 28 of period of years members were knocked down to about the Big Red Sultans Swat We must have used that Finishing high school in St the highest bidder did not ter- his track team when we asked Den- ya just gotta have some this Intramural Track Paul Floyd joined the Navy Feb minate with the finale of the some word about the cin- time tone of voice because a him for 7 1940 Great Lakes saw him ison Revue last Wednesday night broad grin broke across his face der nien With the bad weather Meet to be Held taking his boots with the soft- As long as the faculty members as he answered weve been having Ive been est job of them all color bearer continue to discharge their obli- According to Sid Jenkins a al- for his company Completing gations the students will be in Yes afraid to turn the boys loose big tinie intramural track meet time to issue an non- Ma- boot he was sent o Mare for a lot of laughs Had he had the though we have had a few timed for the varsity trainees on choice bit Island Naval Base California to Talbot hall got its share of the official statement the trials since hitting the cinder- rine and Navy will be held some- ship out aboard a light cruiser laughs Monday morning when Dr of baseball gossip he was about to time in May The meet will list probably track down at the stadium Were immediate home for three Lyitne C Steckel professor of give us said statement the familiar dash events the his hoping that conditions will be years and four months Pearl psychology arrived with the would have gone like so usual run of field evnts and a cli- satisfactory enough to allow some was the scene of Floyds dawns early light to perform cal- With the improvement in number of distance races Harbor good running before our first dual operations for short time At isthenics Escorting the doctor matic conditions in the portion of The date has not yet been set a meet on May 6 otherwise well the he was attending gun- was a bevy of beautiful coeds who Ohio within a 30 mile radius of and Sid did not say whether time have to use that first meet as a school aboard ship A good probably been up so early Columbus this past week the track shoes woul be permissible nery hadnt practice affair and go on from will tour carried him from there since time they were up Denison university baseball team but the meet should hold store the last there in to Pago Pago Samoas Aukland so late under the tutelage of CPO A J some pretty close races for nu- Thomas and myself has been and to Tahiti Under the direction of company merous men are in the unit who able to have the proper type of Incidentally tomorrow after- Orders sent Floyd with his ship commander Hubert Hardnose have had high school track ex- practices outside on Deeds field over through the Panama Canal to the Ebsary Steckle groaned sweated noon the Big Red Nine goes perience These practices have included in- Atlantic where he stopped at the and wisecracked Look cried to Newark to play the newly trasquad games as well as the Boston Navy Yards on his way the co- eds Only Steckle is work- formed Newark minor league ended usual batting and fielding prac- in a victory for Company to triangular duty between Ber- ing At the professors request teani of the Ohio League in an B 44- a tices for all members of the team by a score of 25 muda and Cape Verdi In the his favorite exercise the Russian exhibition game at White field The pitchers have also had a This afternoon at about 430 of the year he was running count was performed twice There will be no admission charg- fall chance to warm up properly and there will be an all- star game at convoy duty between England and Attention to Steckles feat was ed Ask Red about the starting show us what they have the Wigwam either between two Halifax With all this he has by no means limited to the Deni- time when you see him From the sections mentioned all- star teams or between an all- never set upon the shores of son area Congraulatory tele- foot in the aforegoing paragraph star team and the winners of the Great Britain grams came from noted physical have Chief Thomas and have decided Basketball intramurals league culturists Bernard McFadden and I Sees Graf Spee on our starting lineup the been on the march again this time Charles Atlas A citation of Dr for Another good will tour took him season withholding however any in the form of company teams Steckles contribution to body COMPLIMENTS to South America where he saw mention of pitcher because the The schedule ends this afternoon culture sent to the Denisonion by a OF off the coast of Uraguay the once mound crew has not had enough although our information only the BBDTBBA is published in the fanious Graf Spee an empty do yet We goes as Wednesday after- following paragraph chance to anything as as far Huds Chevrolet wreck It was on this tour that are hoping for continued sea- noon The big game of the sea- The Body Beautiful Dynamic a he received his rate of quarter- son of sunshine so we may son was played on Wednesday be- Tension Bulging Biceps Associa- that Sales and Service master second class decide on our staff very soon tween Companies D and B It tion takes pride and pleasure in From good will tours on the As we have it now the lineup announcing that the Royal Order 1 east coasts of our southern neigh- will include seven and of the Persistently Protuberant Marines bors Floyd steamed back to the one Navy trainee Of course it Pot previously bestowed upon Dr states and then to North Africa must be Ma Steckle has been revoked In its realized that more A GOOD SUMMER to assist in the invasion of 1942 rines tried out for team tihan place the Grand Council compos- the Ship Is Struck by Bomb navy any first base FAVORITE ed of Tarzan Superman Errol At rate will show George Edwards sec- The Mediterranean theatre was Flynn and Red Armstrong has at next on Floyds calendar first awarder him the Omnipotent Order ond well have Ace Hall alternat Sicily Algiers ing with Milo Engstrom Rusty BORDENS to Iran then to of the Eighteen Carat Gold Brick DeVette will the short stop and Messina While helping in His medal plus a beautiful hand cfrver ICE Italy his ship was spot while Dick Higgs will take the invasion of enibroidered glowin- the dark 2600 over the hot corner Out yonder Btruck off Salerno by a sweat suit will arrive in a short CREAM well have Dick Lieber Ham while Congratulations to Dr Smith and Reese Allen Allen is Steckle on his new career as a the only Navy man on team man of muscle this HIH- H I I I I I GRANVILLE We expect to have a teani that Hrl- M I nMHMHMI- MllII I H- HII I It will fight from beginning to end OPERA HOUSE pound blockbuster which landed With pitching still a question on turret No 3 going down five mark we have been selecting INN decks and killing 217 men and these men on their hitting ability GRANVILLE Friday and Saturday nine officers Ordered to beach working on the assumption that if the ship AND i the commanding officer sve get enough hits to turn into disobeyed April 21 and 22 and tried to pump the runs the pitchers will be able to water out of immense gap in the do the rest Of course our ob- the side of ship re- GOLF COURSE INC Gung Ho the Malta ject is to have as successful a ceived sinking an with the ship in season as possible and therefore emergency drydock finally Randolph Scott and Alan Curtis and we will try to make Denion base- News Band Musical patching up and her to sail again ball fans remember this team as Eleven days Sweet Jam later Floyd left the Big Red basketball enthusi- the ship to report to Bainbridge asts will always remember the Sunday and Monday Md for transfer to V- 12 He recent cage squad a was flown 24 from Malta to Iran April 23 and and to Algiers then on the famous Livy who generally has a lot to Arabian Al- Cannonball From say had very little to say about Riding High giers he sailed on an English with transport docking in New York WE WILL BE GLAD TO Dorothy Lamour and Dick nine days N Powell later His adventures lifersD8 SERVE YOU News and Cartoon ended with his arrival at Denison 1 November 1943 AT ALL TIMES Wednesday and Thursday April 26 and 27 HEADQUARTERS Destination Tokyo FOR ALL SPORT with EQUIPMENT Cary Grant and John Garfield BUY BONDS TENNIS BALLS Diamonds of RACKETS NEW finest quality AND RESTRUNG in mountings COMING ATTRACTIONS SOFT BALLS BASE of exotic beau- ty She will be BALLS GLOVES rap turously J R YOUNG Manager happy NO TIME FOR LOVE AND BATS with one of OUR Rings University JANE EYRE HORNER Denison 30 STANDING ROOM ONLY CALL 842K GRANVILLE OHIO MADAME CURIE HARDWARE hHHIHHHI- Wr April Coach Cuts Baseball Lamson Lodge 21 1944 The Denisonian Granville Ohio Page 5 Squad Shorthand Damaged in Fire Faculty Elects Typing To Nineteen for Opener Board Members Awards Presented Saturday April 29 Books the Big Red baseball team will open Destroyed Newly leleced to the boards of Awards for achievement in typ- 1944 season Destruction of the with a home game against Ohio university the interior and DSGA are five members of Deni- ing and shorthand were given 26 Cut to 19 last week by Coach serious damage to the roof of Gerald Armstrong the team sons faculty according to C F students during February accord- is showing up with a good Lamson Lodge womens physical Richards battery dean of men Election gin to Miss Grace Spacht instruc- to open the season education building resulted from a took place during letter man comes Pvt Tom Reese the faculty tor in secretarial science Six pitchers who are left fire of undetermined origin Sun meeting of April 10 The new a senior Now living in Royal Shorthand on the squad are all experi- day night Alfred Johnson busi members will hold office for a dictation tests were Oak Mich reSJ played with won by Barbara West 100 enced in hurling Red ness manager estimated the dam term of two years for Mackensie high school in Detroit words per minute 80 words per Armstrong is counting most age at 3000 which is covered by Elected to board of control A one letter man and a junior the minute by Lois Kinney and on the arms of A S Barchell insurance of intramural athletics for women from Mankate Minn Pvt Ham- Jeanne Vail Certificates for the Ellis and Pvt Joseph Schrei- Horace King is Miss Ann Heilman instructoi lin Smith will hold down an out- associate professor Order of Gregg Artists were ner this season of of psychology while Edson C field position He played with art discovered the fire at 10 p awarded with senior membership Ellis a sophomore from Arm- Rupp associate of professor of Wittenberg last year m Both Granville and Newark to Jean Jeffery Lou Morgan ington 111 attended Indiana fire deparments mathematics is to be on the Two managers fought the blaze Jeanne Vail Baibara West and State Teachers college as a mem- will work board of control of intramural for over an hour and a half junior to Jean Atwell V- with the Big Red team this membership ber of the 12 unit there and The fire occured just few athletics for men year Pvt Lester Gudder a Phyllis Dininger won a Complete pitched during the last half of the hours after a service in memory Dr Lionel G Crocker profess- from Cleveland and A S Rob- Theory certificate season last year of Miss Helen Badenoch or of speech will hold a position ert Luzader of Belpre former Artistic Typist awards were A two- letter man from Joliet associate professor of physical on the drama and debate board of May 2 Capital will play Deniso- given Angeline Heffner Joan Junior college Schreiner is a se- education had been held there control On the board of contol of nhere for the second game of Stimson Jean Thompson Eleanor nior from Joliet 111 and has been More music is W W Dolan assistant the Red than 500 volumes of the Bar- scouted by the St Louis Browns Big season professor of mathematics Dr F Uridge Lois Volkman and day Badenoch memorial library which A S Reese Allen a sophomore Week games are scheduled Champion Ward associate pro- bara West to was to have been formally dedi- begin at 1630 and on Saturday philosophy psychol- In the 15 minute typing test from Tremonton Utah pitched cated on April 29 were complete- fessor of and game time will be either 1400 or seven or less Betty Camlin with Utah State last year From ly destroyed ogy was etected to the board of errors 1430 Renee Eon- Keiper W Va and with two lodge control of publications Kroenke Fanny Pease So far there are only two open The was the gift of the years pitching experience at Po- The Time Is Ten nie White and Pvt Lawrence dates in late Julius Lamson former trus- tomac State School of W Virginia the spring schedule June Winter took awards Typing 10 3 and 10 tee and was built in 1941 at an Swamley Speaks at COC university conies Pvt Joseph The season will close minutes five errors or less were with Bowling Green approximate cost of 7000 Heare A S Donald Miller of coming here Talking with John Swamley Marian Andrews Jane Camlin June 17 See You There Guadenhutten Ohio and a sopho- associate secretary of the Fellow- Janice Feltham Joan Herrick Come to Deni- Sunday more has had four years of pitch- Chemical Society ship of Reconciliation the Com- Marjorie Spengler Virginia Stark ing experience in high school Elects mittees of Correspondence met Jean Thompson Barbara West Pvt James Nelson a junior Dance Qrblips Members yesterday Swamley spoke on Robert Murphy and A S Man- Thirty- eight students were in- pitched for Independence East Post- War Planning fred Wiman vited to become members of the high school in Kansas City Mo Initiate Women Initiation of new members of Denison Chemiccl society last Pvt Gordon Banks and A S senior junior danc- Tuesday evening at the home of Hubert Ebsary form the balance and Orchesis ing honorary place Dr and Mrs W C Ebaugh New KICKERINOS of the battery Banks a junior took at Doane gymnasium Wednesday As part members are Norman Abell Pvt LIGHT- WEIGHT BROWN MOC TOE OXFORDS from Elgin 111 is a one letter of program Bob Anderson Kenneth Bacon ALSO IN SANDLE TYPE WITH LEATHER TOES man from Lake Forest college the after the initiation services new junior Richard Borst Janet Caudell Peg Also a junior Ebsary played with the Orchesis Chuck Laura Lee Cowen Elaine 485 Hauerling high school in Bath members had to make up an orig Crim Jeanne DeGarmo Phyllis N Y inal group dance A Varied Assortment of Play Shoes 285 and up Fiwan Aurel Girbovan A S Paul Stationed at first base will be Elected to senior Orchesis were Hackett Anne Halliday Jaccb Pvt George Edwards a sopho- Emily Beebe Priscflla Cole Pa- Hess Margaret Higgins Nancy McBOXNLL more from Mariemont who played tricia George Helen Gerstner Hough Bill Kennedy Martha three years with Plainsville high Peggy Redmond Vivian Wiede- Klemm Bill Lane Peg Leopold school mann Poppy Jackson Penny William Loranger Joan Lyne A Second base position will be Leitch Marge King Barbara S James MacSwords Jane Mc- given to either Pvt Marion Hall Burkholder Carol Jacquet Lynn Cormick Ruth Miesse Don Ober- of Troy or Pvt Milo Engstrom Horton Mary Lou Dyer and Mil- lin A S Don Pollie Martha from Boone la A senior Eng- lie Holt New junior Reiter Beth Richards Eleanor strom has had previous experience Orchesis members Betty Rupp Roberts Elizabeth Robbins Gor- with Parsons college Having are Gerry Barnhart Midge don Speckman Barbara Stein won his letter at Wittenberg Hall Watson Sue Smith Joan La- Gerry Twyford Dick Weber A S Surprised is also a senior Peet Barbara Baker Jeanne WATCHES Julius Wenger Wetmor Two men will split the time as Monnier Marian Johnson Maa Virsra and Barbara Wheat y short stop Pvt Russell DeVette Sweetman Nancy King Julie TT Bye Now Nostalgia from Muskegon Mich played Ilenz Suzanne Littell Nancy Geo Baer Elsie Ann Barry and Stuart with Hope college and is now a Kerr to Benefit Je weler Optometrist senior Pvt Ernest Grove a jun- Muriel Smith ior from Marlinsburg W Va Place is Kecital hall From Danforth Plan played with Potomac State School Dorothy Jean Kerr has been OCS Trainees Get fellowship to of W Virginia university a jun- awarded a Danforth IBIBBBISBI1BIIBB9BEIBBSSEBBIB1SBDBIIBEIBI cam- noxt ior college before coming here Denison Diplomas work on a college pus H of St I Pvt Richard Higgs and A S Students called to officer can- year Mr W Danforth ANOTHER NEW SHIPMENT I Robert Ritchie are slated to hold didate schools or specialized mil- Louis president of the Ralston Co and the Danforth down third base to open the sea- itary training of 12 weeks dura- Purina U of the son Higgs played with Hope tion in an accredited college shall Foundation which is one DuPcnt Fabric Treated D sponsors of the Denison Guild and last year and is from Grand Rap- be considered for graduation OE Deni- Sunday gives 14 fellowships ids Mich He played with Cedar the successful completion of such every year to senior girls in col- Springs high school and is now a training provided they were elig- the country senior Ritchie is also a senior ible for gaduation in one semes- leges all over Ayers Denison gradu- and comes from Salem He played ter when transferred from Deni- Joanna 43 was among the first to with Wittenberg one year and son according to C F Richards ate of this plan was a letter man there dean of men benefit from

1 An outfield position been HrHrH- H1 has II I Il Water Proofed Jackets given to A S Richard Wingct who will pinch- hit at first base when needed He has two years These jackets have a durable repellent fin- of experience having played with Springfield high school MEGAW BROTHERS ish in natural tan and olive drab shades A two year letter man from slide Illinois Wesleyan and a senior They are equipped with fasteners Pvt Richard Leiber will play out- RESTAURANT field He played with Sullivan 298 high school in his home city Chi- cago From Hillsdale and also a two FINE FOODS EVANS FUNERAL HOME 35 W MAIN ST John D Evniix Funeral Director Where Hunger Is A Pleasure Mrs John I Evaim AHnlMTiint NEWARK Employed Licenced Embalmer Service Avnllnble Anywhere HKH Ambulance Service Phone 8282 IIH- l- M 11111111111111 lMWMM II II II II H IBBBBSBIBB Page 6 The Denisonian Granville Ohio April 21 1944 Seniors Will Take Note Changes in Exam Time Ninety- Three Seniors Honor Room Exams Tuesday April 25 Soniors may take their compre- Morning Study period No classes or examinations in To be Graduated May 1 aensives the honor room this 2- 5 p m Examinations in all 2 oclock classes year The deadline for signing Wednesday April 26 At the 111th annual Denison university commence- to- the petitions has been set for 8- 1 11 a m Examinations in all 1 oclock classes ment exercises on Monday May 93 seniors will be gradu- 4 p m All students are day at 2- 5 p m Examinations in all 9 oclock classes ated Speaker of the day will be C J Hambro president of urged to take exams under their Thursday April 27 the Norweigian parliament for 16 years before the Nazi tisle honor code 1 8- 11 a m Examinations in all 10 oclock classes invasion Crossed Keys and Mortar 2- 5 p m Examinations in all 3 oclock classes Seventeen men and 75 women will receive diplomas at Board are supporting the April 28 the services which will be held in honor system according to Friday 8- 11 a m in 11 classes Swasey chapel speech and psychology Ellor Cook president of Mor- Examinations all oclock According to departmental ma- Graduating inabsentia will be tar board and Jean Amos 2- 5 p m Examinations in all 8 oclock classes jors the graduating seniors are Dorothy Card Elma Mae Hil- president of Crossed Keys Examinations in laboratory subjects and in courses having lec- as follows scher and Jean Yorkey Popularity of the honor system ture and quiz sections will be held at the same time as corresponding Art Marjorie Bowers Alberta Students who will be graduated has increased in that the numbei lectures in such courses Brinkley Ann Matthews Fanny June 29 are Nancy Barrington of Fitudents taking exams in the Pease and Bonilyn Tomlin Martha Pratt and Elizabeth Put- honor room has doubled between Classes which meet for two hours daily will take examinations Biology Eloise Cook Freder- nam At the end of August three the first and second terms and is at the time corresponding to the first class period ick Curtiss Mary Fleener Mar- students will have completed their still progressing The honor sys- No early examinations are to bo given and students are request- tin Freese Phyllis Heidenreich academic requirements They are tem also has gone a long way ir ed not to ask special privileges Dorothy Knoppel Charles Staudt Laura Lee Cowen Doris Nixon establishing honor on the campus Comprehensive Examination Schedule Richard Stitt Edward Stransky and Barbara Warner during exam periods Classes close for students taking comprehensive exams Friday Robet Tawse and A S Dean Bye Now Nostalgia Place is Recital hall April 21 4 p m Thomas Pan- Hell Completes Three- day reading period Saturday- Tuesday inclusive April Chemistry William Cutler and Artists Plan 22- 25 Janet Metzger Rushing Schedule Comprehensive exam period Wednesday- Friday inclusive Mexican Trip Pan- Hellenic council has com- Citizenship Alida Bloodgood April 26- 28 Approximately 20 students and pleted the fall rushing schedule as Economics Robert Anstaett Mr and Mrs John Peter Taylor follows Margaret Boyle Eleanor Brins- will meet in San Antonio Tex Saturday Sept 9 Pan- Hellenic Seniors to Exhibit Art jmaid Helen Celke Helen Krueg- Willett Offered July 1 to spend six wcteks study- teas from 2- 5 and 7- 9 p m er Martha Lou Ilorgan and Pvt In Student Union Display ing and traveling in Mexico Sunday Sept 10 Open houses Graduate Fellowship William Van Aman Senior exhibit will be held They stay 2- art Education Nancy Forsberg will four weeks 530 p m Thelma Willet senior who gave at Escupla de 12 Invitational in the Student Union from this Dorothy Knoeppel Charles Staubt Universitaria Tuesday Sept her graduating recital in piano at Bellas an international 7- 9 of- week- end until commence- Barbara Jo Mcbonald Martha iAres open house p m Recital hall April 11 has been after art school at San Miguel de Sept 14 Invitational North Ruth Olds Virginia Rob- Thursday fered a fellowship for graduate ment The exhibits represented Allende Mexico school 7- efts Lois Lindsey and Marjorie This open house 9 p m study in composition under the will be portraits and compositions which is situated in moun- Nowak the Saturday Sept 16 Novelty open famous French composer Daruis by Bonnie Tomlin sculpture by tains aoout 260 miles from 2- Twelve Major in English house 5 p m Melhad now affiliated with Mills Fanny Pease portfolio of fashion Mxico City is designed to English Muriel Back Robert Sunday Sept 17 to Wednesday college Oakland Calif designs by Alberta Brinkley and bring student from Back Frances Baird Barbara artists Sept 20 Last parties Thelma a straight A student in home planning drawings by Mar- both the Americas together Barfoot Genevieve Chapman Preference signing is Friday college was elected to Phi Beta jorieBowers Jean Matthews Virginia Rey- Although fresco oil painting Sept 22 Pledging is Saturday Kappa national scholastic honor- and sculpture nolds Marjorie Sinclair Donna are featured craft Sept 23 ary in her junior year She serv- work including Deni- Smith Marcia Streb Charlotte weaving pottery Come to Sunday ed as president of Delta Omicron making and woodcarving al- Swain and Helen Walsh will Crossed Keys Members music honorary for women during History Mary Ailing Robert so be taught This makes it pos- her senior year She is also a Mademoiselle sible for non- majors to Picnic in Quarry Dornfeld Ray Hagesfeld Pvt art work member of Crossed Keys Franco- there Spanish is only acad- Ralph Jans Carolyn Keel Jean the Recently initiated members of Calliopean and Delta Delta Delta emic Shop Mitchell Mary Sorensen and Pa- subject offered Crossed Keys held a picnic for the tricia Whisler The remaining two weeks of the retiring members Tuesday eve- Latin Alice Riegner trip will be spent in visiting the ning The picnic took place in Mathematics Wilbur Powers towists spots of PIexico includ- Rose Quarry from 5 to 7 with An- WHITE SHORTS French Henrietta Rosenfield ing Mexico City the volcano pyr- gie Heffner in charge of the din- and Barbara West amids bull fights two fiestas ner AND Spanish Helen Coulthurst and horseback trips They plan to Carolyn Coulthurst 46 has been German Marie Bertram and see all the murals and other kinds recently elected treasurer BATHING SUITS Marga Klammt of art possible and study the var- Music A B Thelma Willett ious aspects of Mexican life HUFFMANS Music B Merna Swartz and San Migutel Allende is a colon- Sea Siuait Norine Swope ial town where many internat- V QRflNVILLC O T MARKET 223 WEST BROADWAY Philosophy Robert Spike ional artists and musicians have Physical Education Mildred built homes The cchool draws We have plenty of Fresh Meats and Groceries Holt many famous teachers there from Psychology Margaret Avey the U S and Melxico Mary Lou McCartney Claire The Time Is Ten Thomassen Peggy Woodard and DU Students to Enter So back again Jean Thompson Speech Contest at Kfi Have a Coke glad youre Sociology Margaret Allan Traveling to Bowling Green Betty Barnes Katharine Bryant tomorrow are Jim Ashbrook 47 Jane Camlin Barbara Crangle Pvit Jack Bowie Pvt Bob And- Margaret Gilliam Norma Naab erson and A S Joe King Stud- Nancy Nash Catherine Troxel ents in the speftch department Beatrice Ware Mary Ellen Whea- they will be accompanied by Dr ton and Bonnie White Lionel G Crocker professor of Speech Janice Stevens and speech and will participate in an Patricia Wood ex- mpoiraneoi public ispeakjng Two Combine Majors contest there The speeches will Two students will be graduated concern post- war planning v v jv w with combination majors Bar- bara Handyiside in psychology sociology and economics and Dor- When Your Plans is Shigaki in religion and sociol- ogy IncluJe Virginia Benson will be gradu- ated with a double major in PRINTING consult or ivelcoming a home- coming sailor BUSES TO Granville The Fighting men look forward to that home- world where friendliness NEWARK Times and hospitality are summed up ia the familiar phrase Have a Cote Be 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