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VOLUME LIII. STATE COLLEGE STATION, NORTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1937. NUMBER 11

ROBERT SANDERS Ballet Russe Has Cobb Finds Meanings LCT Will Present MARTIN WOLFE LCT Production For 1700 Students Christmas Festival Royal Folk; Due Good; Receives Names In Directory The Little Country Theatre presents its 22nd Annual Christmas Festival Here On Tuesday Herr (or Monsieur, according to your Sunday, Dec. 5, 1937, at 4 p. m. The Little Support point of view) Cobb with his interest- general , public and the student body Into the court of the late czar of ing fascination for tracing names back are cordially invited to attend. By JOHN LYNCH Russia went Col. de Basil to find the to their origin, has material for Some The festival will open with the sing- Most striking thing about the Little stars of the Ballet Russe which will time to come what with the student ing of carols by the girls' glee club in directory recently published, and all. the lobby of Old Main. This will be Country presentation, "Green Grow appear on the Lyceum series Dec. 7 in If it weren't for the Johnsons, Olsons, followed by the presentation of a play the Lilacs" Wednesday, was the lack of Festival hall. Andersons, and Petersons, together of the Nativity, "One Night in Bethle- support given it by the student body. All the romance of the Russian revo 7 with a few Smiths and Jones, Herr hem," in prologue and five scenes. In After rehearsing for several weeks, the lution is characterized by the feminine Cobb would have some 1700 names to the period following the play, coffee mull over. student players failed to draw a full stars who dance the picturesque leads will be served in the Lincoln Log The directory has a few items of of this ballet. There is Tamara Tou- cabin. It has been said that in the house and many of those present were geographical interest, too. Tin Yan manova, daughter of a Georgian prin- past 21 festivals, 21 barrels of coffee- Fargoans not conencted with the Jim On and Lillian Chow have the cess and high military officer who was have been served. At this same time school. The audience, however, mileage record outside the United was born in a freight car that was carry- Christmas stories will be told in the States, while the domestic distance very appreciative. ing her mother across Siberia away seminal, room and exhibits of the prize would go to Tyke Louras of The production itself, a cowboy- from the revolution. And Irina Baro- wrapping of gifts, table settings, and Jacksonville, Florida. Minnesota, Wis- nova famous for her feat of performing Christmas literature will be displayed drama in six scenes by Lynn Riggs, consin, Montana, and South Dakota 32 fouettes without stopping. Tatiana in the green room and the library. In was presented in the usual fine man- Brevities Director are all represented. the court will be the Yule Log Cere- Brevities Manager Tiabouchinska is the daughter of the ner which characterizes LCT produc- And now for a few words about the late czar's private banker. Alexandra mony. names themselves. Van Lee of Fargo tions. It was woven about a romance Danilova, the last of Diaghileff's great Old Main has. been turned into a takes the prize for brevity, ousting between a cowpuncher and a country solo ballerinas, completes the group of Saxophone Ensemble veritable forest of evergreen trees and the three Carrs from their previously Band Instigate s prima ballerinas. many of the windows will have sten- girl living in Indian territory. A. G. undisputed position of having the ciled pictures of Christmas scenes in The outstanding male dancer is Da- First Appears Jan. 11 Arvold was general director with Miss least number of letters in first and them. Broadcast Series vid Lichine whose most difficult feat Carol Ladwig acting as coach. Doc Putnam's twenty-eight piece last name. The committee in charge of the fes- is performing a leap of 3 feet 8 inches. Leads were played by Virginia Smith Saxophone band began rehearsals last Not only the mere list of students Wednesday afternoon, the Gold Star Due to the popularity of this par- tival consists of Robert Nichols, Wan- Tuesday afternoon. Their first public is available by perusal of the direc- and Justin Brainerd. Miss Smith was ticular ballet group which has toured da Peterson, Jennie Barton. Albert Band, under the direction of Dr. C. S. appearance will be at the basketball tory, but also the list of the campus Hinkle, Clara Giles, Lorna Bach, Shir- outstanding in her portrayal of the the United States four times previously organizations with their officers, which Putnam, opened their winter broad- game January 11. ley Parizek, Hubert Bahr, Robert San- fiery yet sweet country belle. Brain- the ballet has been put on a paying list gives the casual onlookers a rough casting series, with a thirty minute con- basis. This tour they will realize gross Members composing the group are: ders, Clair Evenson. Roberta Gregg, erd, well known to NDSC audiences, soprano sax—Rollo Piper and Leland idea of the big shots. And speaking Mildred Boettcher, Evelyn Wattam, cert over WDAY. • proceeds of $1,500,000. gave his standard performance. Stenhjem; alto—Gilbert Wagner, Willi- of big shots, there's a complete list and Anna Jane Black. December 8, a novelty program con- The company travels in its own of the faculty members with their ad- am Guy, Robert McDougall, Warren sisting of "Fest Overture in C" (Tur- Outstanding among talent presented special train of 11 cars, carrying scen- Hall, Orval Roble, Anthony Walter, dresses and telephone numbers, which SOPHOMORES MAKE WOOL on the campus for the first time was ery for 2 different ballets, 6,000 cos- andot), Lachner; a Zylophone solo "Ca- Dorothy Hawkinson, Geraldine Davis, might suggest a bit of big, shot apple DRESSES tumes, and numberless ballet shoes. nadian Capers" by Lloyd Collins with Lorraine Fitjar, who supplied comedy Jean Renwick, Sherman Hoganson, polishing. It has its own symphony orchestra and The sophomore clothing class of relief for the drama. Gwendolyn Kennet Vanderlaan, William Pratt; ten- Ah! What a storehouse of informa- band accompaniment; "Mardi Gras" stage crews. eighty girls, under the direction of Miss Stenehjem gave a very fine interpre- or—Kenneth Sutton, Robert Branden- tion is the student directory! from the 'Mississippi" suite by Ferde Minnie Anderson, has completed its tation of the crusty old aunt, the most burg, James Purdon, Dave Robinson, fall project, the making of wool dres- Graffe; and a cornet trio, three kings GRAHN IS CONVO SPEAKER difficult characterization. Bernard Trygstad, Norman Hanson, ses. The goal was individuality and on three King Silver-tone comets — Don Jones gave a spirited perform- Lyle Nesemier, Kenneth Kaess, and Gustav Grahn of the University of careful construction based on build, "Three Kings" — played by Robert ance as the traditional villain; Robert Flying Club Gets Howard Barrett; Baritone—Charles Minnesota extension division ad- color, personality, modes, fabrics and Itrich, Montel Vander Horck, and James Sanders, a peddler, and Leverett Hoag Benson, Edward Carlson; and bass — dressed a convocation audience Wed- decorative effects . . . Averaging six Fahrer, will be presented. gave fine performances. Minor char- George Putz. Accompanying the nesday morning on "The Camera in fifty a dress, priced ranged from three Practical Training acters were Helen Sorenson, Mildred saxophones will be Neil Tracy and Jack Africa." fifty to fifteen dollars. Watson, drummers. Corcoran, Shirley Olson and Wanda The month-old AC Flying club be- Wattam, Stenehjem Peterson as country girls, and DeLaur- came noteworthy last week with the ence Nelson, Clair Evenson, Leland announcement that several of its mem- Dr. Fortney 'Stresses Move Stenehjem and Joel Nelson as cowboys. bers have been taking flying lessons Work Is Begun Win Special Election Between scenes Ernst Van Vlissingen and were in the market for a small sang several cowboy songs. plane which they intend to purchase 'To End Venereal Diseases Evelyn Wattam and Gwendolyn On the business staff were Gwendo- co-operatively. Lawrence Douglass, On New Stadium Stenehjem were elected secretary and lyn Stenehjem, business manager; Vir- Inaugurating a movement on this EE jr., and 0. R. Vinje, AA&S jr., are treasurer, respectively, of the senior ginia Smith, costumes; Clair Evenson, Construction has started on the new campus to enlighten students as to the instructing. Both are licensed pilots, class at the special class election held properties; and Mason Arvold, scenic temporary stands being built on Da- dangers and the subsequent control of Vinje a former army pilot. A down- NOTICE Tuesday to decide the tie which for- designs and lighting effects. cotah field to replace the old bleach- venereal diseases, the Cosmopolitan town lawyer, also licensed, is assisting merly existed. Evelyn Wattam de- Next production on the LCT drama ers. All the old structure has been club at their last meeting on Nov. 29, All men NYA students returning them and advising the club in drawing feated John Vincent by a vote of 35 calendar is "," sched- torn down and the floodlights moved had as their guest speaker, the school to school for the winter quarter who up their constitution and purchasing to 28, and Gwendolyn Stenehjem re- uled for January 25. physician, Dr. Fortney. As there has are interested in retaining their the plane. Vinje will conduct ground out to make room for the new stands. ceived 38 votes to 27 for Frances been entirely too much ignorance re- NYA position please see Mr. Sev- school later. Knock-down bleachers in the student Tourtlotte. garding these diseases, a movement, rinson sometime after December 6. section have been permanently re- The complete list of officers elected Organized by Bob Whempner and of which this is a part, has been start- C. A. SEVRINSON, moved and will be replaced by a new in the fall elections follows: senior Louis Kittel, the club is composed of ed throughout the nation to educate Director, College NYA. Novel Characters concrete and wood structure, the same class—president, Dale Hogoboom; vice- students, mainly engineers, who are everyone in regard to them, in the as on the reserved section. All bleach- president, Lois Myron; secretary, Eve- interested in some phase of aviation. hope that these dread diseases may be ers will be sealed at the back, those lyn Wattam; treasurer, Gwendolyn Most of them intend to get a student stamped out. At Coed Prom on the north side to serve as a warm- NOTICE Stenehjem. Junior class—president, pilot's license before they graduate or In his address, Dr. Fortney did not ing house for skaters during the win- William Berget; vice-president, Mary very soon afterward. hesitate to bring out cold facts about There will be a business meeting of From Mother Goose came Jack and ter. Mahlman; secretary, Roy DeRose; trea- Membership in this club is limited at such diseases as syphilis and gonor- Phi Kappa Phi in room 319, Science Jill, Mary, Mary Quite Contrary, Rag- According to Dr. 0. 0. Churchill, surer, Harry Baker. Sophomore class present because not more than 10 can chairman of the campus committee, the rhea, but rather brought to light many hall, Tuesday, Dec. 7, at 4:00 p.m. gedy Anns and then there was Cin- —president, Arthur Lahlum; vice- derella with her Godmother, Alice in be instructed adequately. The size of reason for building these stands on interesting and alarming traits of these There will be initiation services and president, Robert Brandenburg; secre- Wonderland, not to mention those from the group will probably be expanded the same site as the old ones instead of common threats. Perhaps the most tea in the Fireside room of the tary, Muriel Schroeder; treasurer, Joe the comics strips such as Popeye with later, members say, and anyone in- the more favorable location north of terrifying of them was the fact that YMCA, Thursday, Dec. 9, at 4:00 p.m. Kojancik. Freshman class—president, Sweetpea—in fact every one from terested in aviation is invited to attend the field house was that a modern con- approximately one out of every ten RUBY M. GRIMES, William Smith; vice-president, Os- story book land frolicked last Tuesday meetings. crete stadium will be built there some- persons in the United States ate in- Journal Correspondent. borne Fredrickson; secretary, Virginia night in Festival hall when the time in the future. In the opinion of fected with syphilis. However, the YW Johnston; treasurer, Robert Williams. sponsored the annual Coed Prom. the committee, the school would be brighter side of the picture was also NOTICE Commission positions — Commissioner Those tragic lovers, Romeo and Ju- likely to build it if they located presented, when he revealed that both Blue Key Unit December 15 is the deadline for of Campus, Arden B'urbidge; Commis- liet, in the personages of Mary Sher- this one there, Dr. Churchill said. diseases are curable. all organization pages in the 1938 sioner of Public Speaking, Kenneth wood and her partner, Emily Reynolds, Building of the new stands is being Inasmuch as syphilis is the great Inducts Whalen, Bison. All organizations that wish Archer. led the grand . financed by a WPA grant of $30,000 for imitator, a warning was given by Dr. to have pages in the book must sign Most picturesque costumes were labor, supplemented by $10,000 from Fortney that persons afflicted with re- for them before that date so that worn by Marjorie Gaetz and Jeanne Currie, Farstad the state for material. cent and inexplicable ailments should the pictures can be taken immedi- be immediately examined by a compe- Paris, representing characters from ately after the second term opens. Pearl S. Buck's well known novel, "The Ted Whalen, Lyle Currie and Dan tent physician. Scabbard- Blade I Archie Seebart, Farstad were initiated into Blue Key, This movement, new on this campus, Good Earth." The Three Musketeers, Alpha Phi Gamma Business Manager. national honorary service fraternity, will culminate later in the year, when Dorthea Johnson, Georgia Mott and NOTICE Pledges Sixteen Dorothy Rendy, took the prize for most at formal induction services conducted under the direction of the Student Initiates Three appropriate costume. To Dorothy Rau Thursday evening. Francis Ladwig, Health Center, movies will be shown BISON EDITORIAL STAFF MEET- Last Wednesday, Nov. 24, the Scab- and Katherine Keogh went the prize president, was in charge. Roberta Gregg, Jack Clason and and lectures will be given before the ING TODAY at 4:00 in the Bison office. James Critchfield, Editor. bard and Blade, National Military Frat- for most comical costumes. They ap- Whalen is president of the student James Taylor were initiated into Alpha entire student body. ernity, took in sixteen pledges, who peared as Mickey and Minnie Mouse. commission, president of Sigma Phi Phi Gamma, national honorary co- will be initiated as actives sometime On the Stork Book program were Delta fraternity, and was manager of educational journalistic fraternity, after the Military Ball. piano numbers by Virginia Johnston the engineers ball. Currie is president Wednesday evening. Formal induction STATE 4.H LIVESTOCK JUDGING TEAM and Ethel Skredsvig; a trumpet solo of Saddle' and Sirloin and president of services were conducted by President Those taken by this organization by Josephine' Kopp and a reading by Kappa Sigma Chi fraternity. Farstad Maurice Benidt following a dinner at were: Clark Jenkins, Orville Rehman, Jean Heller. A Little Women dance is an independent and is president of Ceres hall. Russell Stevenson, Edward Toman, all was given by Anna Jane Black, Marie ' the Chemists club. Miss Gregg has beeg a member of seniors. Anderson, Agnes Gunvaldson and Jean the Spectrum staff three years and this Wallace Bjornson, Jack Boulger, Heller. A family act was presented by year is organization editor for the Conway Christianson, Richard Cook, Virginia Warner and her brother, and Bison. Clason is in his second year Mike Dobervich, Howard Huntley, the Alpha Gamma Delta trio of Elaine Cromb Named Bison as editorial writer, for the Spectrum. Obed Jacobson, Ross McLarty, William Matteson, Helen Restvedt, and Joan Taylor is Bison associate editor this Rohan, Charles Starbuck, Bernard Hughes sang. Camera Club Head year and was a member of last year's Trawicky, Adolf Winther, all juniors. From late best sellers came the staff. skits: How To Make Friends and In- John Cromb, junior in chemistry, Alpha Phi Gamma was established fluence People with Lorraine Fitjar, was elected president of the newly on the campus last spring, the out- NDAC Judging Team Shirley Olson, Ruth Gallahan and formed Bison Camera club organized growth of Gamma Tau Sigma, 'local Barbara Isaacs, and Live Alone and to further the interests of photography journalistic fraternity. on the campus. Dr. R. E. Dunbar is Leaves For Chicago Like It by Lois McNair. faculty adviser. Other officers are LAST CHARM SCHOOL MEETS John Lynch, vice president; Charles The last session of the YWCA Charm The NDAC livestock judging team, Phys. Ed. Classes Lunsford, secretary; and Ross McLarty, School, under the direction of Marie accompanied by coach James D. Gan- treasurer. Carlson, will be held in the Ceres hall naway, left for Chicago where they will Finish Examinations participate in the inter-collegiate live- Twenty-one camera fans were pres- parlors next Thursday evening, with stock judging contest to be held in con- Last Tuesday was clean-up day for ent at the initial meeting when of- the theme "Carolling Vespers." nection with the International Live- ficers were elected and the constitu- Miss Geraldine Ewald will read the physical examinations of all boys stock Exposition between Nov. 27 and out for Physical Education who have tion and by-laws adopted. Christmas poetry, followed by group Dec. 4. not previously been examined. Two Next meeting of the club was sched- singing of carols. Mildred Corcoran The five members of the team who doctors and two nurses were busy uled for Tuesday but the lyceum pro- will give a vocal solo, and Jo Kopp all Members of the 1937 North Dakota tion with the International Livestock will accompany coach Gannaway are day Tuesday giving examinations in gram forces postponement of this a trumpet solo. Exposition in Chicago, Nov. 27 to John MacDonald, Harwood; Robert the health room at the Men's Residence meeting to the following evening, Wed- 4-H club championship livestock judg- Dec. 4. Paasch, Belfield; Earl Sulerud, Gary, Hall. All boys are required to have an nesday, Dec. 8, at 7:30 in Room 220, IMPORTANT NOTICE ing team are shown above getting a Minn.; Reinhold Elker, Surrey, and examination before they receive any Science hall. A tentative program A misprint in the College Directory From left to right are County Agent few pointers from their coach, County Arden Burbidge of Park River. In ad- credit in the course. Approximately has been arranged which will feature is to blame for the constant exaspera- Calnan, Raymond Stangler, Lucca; Agent T. X. Calnan of Barnes county. dition to these, William Mutz, James- 295 men students are taking Physical an illustrated lecture on topics of in- tion of a Moorhead doctor. 3128 is Kermit Harstad, Sanborn, and Rolland The team will compete with non-col- town, and Emil Vallager, Leeds, first Education this year. During Phy. Ed. terest to camera fans. the telephone number of Marian Smith Reiten; Hastings. Barnes county teams, and second alternates, respectively, left periods they have their choice of play- All interested in joining the club are and Lois Myron. Please note this. Do legiate teams from other states in the coached by Calnan, have been state for the contest last Monday. ing basket ball, volley ball, or tennis. invited to attend the meeting. not call the listed number. livestock judging contests in connec- 4-H champions for the past three years.

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and sweaters for the winning teams and indi- Wonder how Elyvon G. and Gorm K. The State theatre presents this week viduals. No matter how many events the stu- could have stayed separated for so Sonja Henie in "One in a Million," SPECTRUM "6214 PLEASE" Dec. 5-7; Ann Dvorak in "She's No dent enters, he is allowed only one sweater a long ... if he had to send her a tele- Official publication of the students of the North Dakota gram from the Theta CM house one Lady," Dec. 8-9; and J. Edward Brom- State college published every Friday during the school year year. In all probability the collected twenty- night he must have kept berg in "Fair Warnine Dec. 10-11. five cent entrance fees will not be enough to GOBBLE THE GOOK the wires hot 1937 Member 1938 over vacation between Park River and cover the cost of the sweaters. Therefore, we Well, after a few weeks leave of ab- Pelican Rapids. . . . Ptssociated Collegiate Press beg the Athletic Department to come to the sence, Imp Risoned has finally re- * covered from the solitary confinment C. J. Anderson Distributor of rescue of a worthy cause. Pootz and Gobble the Gook had and transformed into Gobble the Gook just a darn swell time at the Skip Phone 996-W 1201/2 Broadway Gives School More Purpose . . . meaning? . . . whatever your dear Collegiate Diciest . . . in case anyone gets any wise Evenings by Appointments hearts wish to think. MEMBER NORTH QENTRAL PRESS ASSOCIATION One of the greatest desires of the Athletic ideas . . . PRACTICE Department is to have a greater show of school * * Entered as second class matter at the State College Sta- The dorm similar to a morgue GENERAL OSTEOPHATIC tion under the Act of March 8, 1879. spirit and a more attractive setup calling in stu- Best I now betake myself to the over Turkey Day vacation is finally dents — advertising the school, and drawing printing shop and pour over the mis- TELEPHONE 2221 buzzing again with the co-eds- more registrations. If the Athletic Department takes of the reporters on proof .. . chatter and once more the three EDITORIAL STAFF will sponsor this movement, they will more than telephone lines are ringing away— Dr. Andrew J. Kaess, be repaid for their efforts. As at the Univer- Editor-in-Chief George Putz with results. M. D. sity, so will it become here. The intramural • * * Associate Editor John Lynch events of the years will be major interests of the At the Movies PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Associate Editor .Florenz Dinwoodie The Spinister Skip was a huge high Phone 141-W student body. Men will become actively engaged school success with not many dorm Desk Editor Phyllis Rowe RKO's adaptation of the stage play, 104 1/2 Broadway in sports regardless of their prowess and, once representatives but there were a few ... "Stage Door," comes to the Fargo the- FARGO, N. DAK. Sports Editor Sam Tolchinsky active, will become interested in the varsity Eh Jon, . . Editorials Jack Clason * * atre Dec. 5-8. Katherine Hepburn is sports. School spirit will be intensified. cast as a wealthy debutante supremely Durn it all anyhoo Proofreader Barbara Gwyther We have started our program, the only worry Ruthie G. confident of her ability to achieve suc- Mme, Ida M. Melin has a male harem where ever she Proofreader William Buck we have is the wherewithal to maintain an in- cess on the stage, and Ginger Rogers, Chiropodist and Electrolysist goes about five fellows scrambl- With the Greeks Roberta Gregg centive, i.e. the reward of a nice sweater to as an ambitious night club entertainer ed to carry her bag for her upon Office Hours: 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. who tackles the theatre without bene- REPORTERS winners. We will continue our program, carry her arrival in Fargo last week end. Off. Phone 812-W, Res. Phone 812-R fit of money or influence. Their strug- Alfred Murfin, Virginia Runyan, Betty Lou it out this year and hope that the Athletic De- * * • By Appointment Sunday & Evening Johnson, Helmuth Froeschle, Jean Renwick, T)artinent will comply with our modest require- gle for fame composes the plot for this 10 Huntington Block The campus romeo, Berman was picture, which has recently been so Mike Catalano, Catherine Cummins, Jane ments. 1041/ Broadway FARGO. N. D. tooken for a jilt I hear . . . at least the highly praised by pictorial Life maga- Blair, Jo Erickson, Stanley Jacobson, and (Signed) Jack Boulger. ring he brought back to his hearts de- zine. "Live, Love and Learn" is the Bessie Chambers. sire from Washington, is again in his vehicle for Robert Montgomery, Rosa- possession. lind Russell, and Helen Vinson coming BUSINESS STAFF Complimentary Comments * * * to the Fargo, Dec. 9-11. Bluebird Doughnuts.. Business Manager_ _Jim Elwin "Back in Circulation," an engrossing By GEORGE PUTZ Wonder wot ails Barb I.? She Associate Manager _Dick Cook wanted to be alone evidently, for on newspaper comedy-drama, made from Associate Manager _Kenneth Archer One day last week Mr. Sackett gave a lecture the eve of the Skip she was » . . the Cosmopolitan magazine story, Cakes - Rolls Solicitors: Bessie Chambers, Gordon Gray, Roy in English that particularly interested me. It * * * "Angle Shooter," brings Pat O'Brien and Joan Blondell to the Grand theatre Abrahamson, and June Keefe. There is another three cornered tri- was concerned with the religious attitude and Dec. 5-7. Pastries opinions of Shelley relative to his poetry. After angle affair in our fair home . . . Char- • • class I stopped Mr. Sackett and congratulated lie F. is doing high bidding for Ruthie DEAR SIR: J. while Roy C. sits by . . . (with J. B. Sandwiches Made with Bluebird him on his lecture. You should have seen the Aamoth of the U). MALTED MILKS .. . Bread — They're all at your favor- response I got! The astounded fellow didn't • * * We Are Clamoring for Intramural Sports • ite Campus Spot .. . know what to say. He scrutinized my expres- Genevieve M., the most innocent 'Frosted 5c and 10c more seriously than ever this year. Much sion closely and decided it wasn't just an ordi- member of our family was up at danc- • has been said in the past about having a sys- nary case of apple-polishing. In fact, it seemed ing school learning the big apple .. . Regular Heavy 10c to 20e tematic and inspired program of intramural and like the compliment was sincere. what is this world coming to!!! Hot Dogs 5c interfraternity athletics, but little has ever been "Why, Mr. Putz, I hardly know how to take • • • Northwest Bakery Co., Inc. done about it. This year we demand action. At this," he said, "I'm glad you liked it." And Lois Barton Saunders visited the a meeting of representatives of all fraternities, with that he dashed off to his office, looking dorm last week and still thought it KNATTERUD'S MOORHEAD, MINN. class, and social groups this week we drew up embarrassed and flustered. was quite a messy place . . . oh Confectionery tentative plans for launching an extensive After reflecting upon the incident, I blush to well we wish we could have a new schedule of events which will include basketball, dorm too but it seems athletics Fargo Theatre Building think of my temerity. The nerve of a student have first choice around here hockey, golf, tennis, baseball, and so forth as coming right out with a frank statement of Movie Calendar the season demands. appreciation ! It's enough to knock any profes- Our plan, briefly, is this. All who enter any CUT THIS OUT FOR YOUR sor off his feet. Our faculty members aren't CONVENIENCE event must pay twenty-five cents into a fund, used to such things. The usual procedure is a Your WEEK STARTING DEC. 5th special funds being accounted for each sport, chorus of snores for a dull lecture, and at best a Christmas Wave 91Pier cEiR that will be used for the buying of numerals stoical expression for an interesting one. To make you look your radiant best for the holidays ahead. A hair- dress to suit your personality. Fargo Theatre Gamma Phi Beta— gligiegifF:57 — Sunday the chapter will entertain the Sun., Mon., Tue., Wed., Dec. 5-6-7-8 WITH THE GREEKS Theta Chi's at a Heidelberg party in PERMANENTS KATHERINE HEPBURN, GINGER - FOR MY the "Y" fireside room from 5 to 8 .. . CHRISTMAS ROGERS Actives and pledges had a dessert sup- PERMANENT in $3 to $10 I'LL GO Home Management House— Gamma-Kappa Delta potluck Monday per Friday evening at seven o'clock, WHERE THE "Stage Door" were Margery Van Orsdale, Vivian Eloise Voss and Marjorie Patterson in SMART SET * • * Phyllis Rowe, Gudrun Tiseth, Irene GOES. THEY Bork, Ruth Bockwoldt, and Wilma Hil- Schaefer, Helen Ballard Lawritson, and charge . . . Ruth Johnson had Mary See GIVE YOU A Thur., Fri., Sat., Dec. 9-10-11 dre, the first Home Management group Dagny Haugland . . . Pledging services as her guest in Jamestown last week- WONDERFUL "DEAD END" WAVE." was entertained at a waffle supper at were held in the chapter rooms Mon- end. . .. Merce Morris spent Thanks- with ••■• TWO 4.71.1•O f 10=0 MO the House Sunday evening . . . Dinner day for Carol Lepird of Fargo and giving in Wahpeton. . .. Merle Myron Sylvia Sidney, Joel McCrea Teddy Helberg of Minnewaukan . . . visited Lois Myron during vacation . . Powder Puff Phone 740-W guests at the House Thursday evening 3rd Floor Room 312 •?,<, of last week were Misses Lucille Hor- Geraldine Davis spent Thanksgiving Peg Calhoun spent her vacation with Fargo's Smart Beauty Shop On ;iii BLACK BUILDING s, ton and Elvira Smith . . . Dean Pearl with friends in Grand Forks . . . Ruth relatives in Fergus Falls . . . Guests Third Floor Grand Theatre Piper went to Minneapolis during va- at potluck Monday were Betty Lou ) .), Dinan and Miss Matilda Thompson ) e Sun., Mon., Tue., Dec. 5-6-7 were honored guests at a formal din- cation. Mills and Phyllis Krantz . . . Renee . »04/(e,,,ydmokl9i , Where College Girls Have their * JOAN BLONDELL, PAT O'BRIEN ner Wednesday evening. . . . Those • • Walz and Gertrude Nelson week-ended Hair Done. in Minneapolis. . . . Julie Ann Reynolds in vacationing out of town were Miss Alpha Gamma Delta— "Back in Circulation" Louise Case, Minneapolis; -Ellen Braw- will visit the Twin cities this week- * * * ders, Breckinridge, Minn.; and Mary Mrs. James Moore, inspector, is being end. ▪ * Wed., Thur., Dec 8-9 Allan Kennedy, Berlin . . . A Karmel entertained by the chapter this week . . Potluck was exchanged with the Kappa Kappa Gamma: The active "THE WOMEN MEN MARRY" Korn Talk Fest was held in the House Josephine Hutchinson, George Monday evening . . . Mrs. Benjamin Kappa Deltas on Monday night . . . chapter honored Mrs. Donald McCar- Thanksgiving day guests were Helga Murphy Cushman was a dinner guest at the thy, province vice-president, at an in- * * * Restvedt, LaVahn Burhmann, and Ele- formal tea in the chapter rooms, Wed- House on Wednesday evening. Fri., Sat., Dec. 10-11 • • • anor Isaacs . . . The fall party will be nesday afternoon. Mardie Simmons Friday night in the "Y". Helen Res- was in charge . . . The chapter enter- "WINGS OVER HONOLULU" Kappa Psi— tvedt is general chairman . . . Bessie with Walter Ekeren, '37, visited the house tained at a faculty tea Sunday. Har- Chambers and Celesta Meyer visited in riett McDowell was in charge . . . . Wendy Barrie, Ray Milland over Sunday . . . Mr. E. A. LeBien St. Paul and Minneapolis over the visited her son, Sidney, on Friday. . . Genevieve Hawkinson will arrive Fri- week-end. day to spend the weekend . . . Mr. Clyde Yeo was elected manager of the • • • basketball team. and Mrs. Robert Saunders, Bottineau, State Theatre were guests in the rooms last week. • • • Alpha Tau Omega— Sun., Mon., Tue., Dec. 5-6-7 Sigma Phi Delta— Dick Ford, Bob Erickson, Jerry Keo- « * * Delta Tau Epsilon: New pledges at SONJA HENIE, DON AMECHE Harold Spitzer, '37, visited the house hane, Bob Nimms, and Frog LaMarre Delta Tau Epsilon are Leonard Kirk, in Thanksgiving . . . Clyde Townsend, '33. spent their vacations at home . . . Fargo; Allen Fisk, Hunter; Howard "One In A Million" visited the house over the weekend ... Among the guest at the party last Sat- Breiland, Reynolds; and Vaughn Rock- Pledged, Donald Schroeder, Parshall, urday were Bruce Dalrymple, Buzz ney, Portland . . . Mike Catalano spent Wed., Thur., Dec. 8-9 North Dakota. Smith, Dave Hallock, Charles Powers, the weekend at Tuttle, N. Dak. . . . A ANN DVORAK, JOHN TRENT * * Em Vesterland, Hugh Damn, now at- smoker was held at the house Wed- in Kappa Sigma Chi— tending the U. of Minnesota, and Or- nesday evening. She's No Lady" Walter "Red" Crane visited the house ville Bergren from N. D. U chapter .. . • • • • • • Sunday on his way to Pennsylvania.... Norm Taillon is taking flying lessons . Pop News— Fri., Sat., Dec. 10-11 Russel Anderson, '37, and Earl Jen- . . . Charles Fleming of Hamilton, N. Over Turkey day the Nimlets nings, '35, visited the House over the "FAIR WARNING" Dak. visited the house Monday. He went to Lisbon and had as their weekend. . . . Larry Strinden and Al with was an Alpha Kappa Phi grad of '26.... guest Norine Garry and Dorothy Strinden left Wednesday for the twin Betty Furness, John Payne Bob Sanders is in Chicago at a "Y" con- Olson—Shirley Olson spent vacation at cities with the marketing class. . . Mrs. ference. Macintosh, Minn.—Hope Tweet '36, and Yeager, Kappa Sigma Chi cook, won • • Eleanor Trzcinski '36, were guests at the electric razor which was given Phi Mu— the house.—Carol Ladwig and June Moorhead Theatre away at the house this week. * * Mary Spratt, '35, Mrs. Howard Lowe went to Minneapolis.—Marion Sun., Mon., Dec. 5-6 Whalen accompanied Cloyce Hocking Theta Chi— Kreutz, '34; and Betty Russel, '35; were THE MARX BROTHERS home.—Joyce Ogilvie and Lorraine Spike Garvig, '35, visited the house guests at the rooms last week . . . La- Whether it's sent collect or prepaid, in Fitjar vacationed at Jamestown.— over the weekend . . . James Elwin Verne Furcht spent last week-end in "A Day At The Races" Lucy Hostbjor was the guest of Lor- your laundry always arrives quickly, * * joined the Y. . . . Hill Elwin, '35, will Minneapolis, and attended the Minne- raine Barker Thanksgiving day. safely, by Railway Express—the favorite be married Christmas day. His brother sota-Wisconsin football game . • . Ber- • • • Tue., Wed., Dec. 7-8 James will act as best man. nice Streit spent the Thanksgiving va- laundry route of generations of college Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Archie See- "JUNG OF GAMBLERS" • • • cation with Eleanor Walsh at Hope .. with bart, Clark Jenkins, Mike Benidt, men and women. Low rates. No added Alpha Gamma Rho— The pledge chapter, with president Claire Trevor, Lloyd Nolan James Mahoney, Lloyd Olson, Joe Ko- Charles Birkland has returned from a Doris Stinson, and rushing captain Ma- charge for pick-up and delivery—just * • * jancik, Don Bloomquist, John Peter- trip through Nebraska, Kansas and rie Carlson, were guests of the-alumnae phone nearest Railway Express office. son, Charles Fossum, Bernie Bermann, Thursday Only, Dec 9th Iowa. . . . Merlin Toussaint has return- at the home of Mrs. J. G. Larson. pa- Bill Smith, and Albert Brauer spent "OFF TO THE RACES" ed to school . . . 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In the game against Mayville, One of the truest adages of modern as they engage in battle with the Their Boosters opening basketball games, the first to est tolls it has ever taken on the ranks Howard Fraser went on a scoring football is that in picking All-Ameri- MSTC Dragons on the Normal school Mayville Teachers and the second to of the Bison football team this year. spree and caged seven buckets from a can teams the worthy players of small floor. Coach Lowe has done it again. He Concordia college, both of which were But five men will leave the squad of guard position, which is quite a feat, college teams are often slighted. The Bison will be in fine shape for has brought forth a lowly rated Herd fiercely contested all the way through 33. With a letterman back at every especially when his team is on the Noticed by the newspapers of the the cage game and with another week who have made the student body and either game might have just as position next year things are definitely short end of the score. Wes Phillips schools against whom he competes the of practice behind them will present a proud and happy to bestow upon them well been in favor of the Herd as looking up for the Herd. came through with a couple of timely star athlete may nvertheless go through much improved team over the quint the name of "Bison." Although Con- against them. Bison failure at the free Captain Stephens, twice all-confer- baskets against the Cobbers which a star-studded career without the fans that played Concordia last Monday cordia won the game by a score of throw line aided the Comets and the ence end, leaves this year. But with might mean that he is going to regain throughout the country ever hearing evening. 38-36 in an overtime period in the Cobbers to down Coach Lowe's scrap- his "shooting eye" that made him a of him. The Bison will be favorites to win Co-captain elect Bud Hawkins, Ed Moorhead high school gym, the crowd py quintet. The Herd has had very Wellems, Jim Maxwell, Bernie Berman, feared foe during his days at dear old The mention of the player's name even though the Dragons have prac- nevertheless saw the AC team put on limited practice to date and Bison fans Moorhead High. may strike terror into the heart of his tically the same team which gave the and Joe LaFournaise coming back next a show that surprised and pleased can at least look for the Herd rising • • • year Coach Finnegan has no worries opponents, but still Herd such a tough game last year. every Bison booster. well out of the class of basketball Coach Lowe has a number of he is left off of the Lowe will depend upon Captain about filling the big tracks left by Stephens. Before the Thanksgiving holidays played against Mayville and Concordia sophomores that are showing much lists of All-Ameri- Rorvig, Wes Phillips and Howard Fra- the Bison went down to Mayville with before the season ends. The many new promise of developing into good cans because his ser to do the lion's share in stopping Chuck Pollock is the only other line- three days of practice under their belts men that Lowe is breaking in and the man who will be taken from the Bison varsity performers. Lloyd Tro- school is too small, the MSTC attack, while Whalen, Lar- and succumbed to the Teachers col- late start has given the Bison a bad seth, who saw a good deal of action the schedule is poor son and Troseth will be depended this year. However his loss will not be lege quintet by a score of 41-37. A few start, but prospects are that they might felt as keenly at the tackle post as the against the Cobbers, seemed to or the team had a upon to lead the AC scoring. days 'later Concordia made the same develop into a pretty snappy club be- have the makings of a great bas- bad season. The Dragon stars will be Yatchak, herd will miss his signal calling ability. trip and walloped the Mayville repre- fore the basketball campaign is over. Cecil Schrank still has two years left at ketball player. He's still green as It appears that center; Rush and Schwankl, forwards; sentatives. • • • grass but has speed, height, fight. our Captain - elect one • tackle post and Harry Johnson and Zehren, Jacoby, Martin, and Wel- That was just one of the reasons why The new uniforms that the Bison lots of shots and an excellent eye Er nest Wheeler came up fast towards the last part of ing at guards. the Cobbers were picked to run wild cagemen wear this season are plen- for the hoop. Herman Larson, an- may be ranked with the season and may hold down the In a preliminary to the Bison game over the Bison. Another reason is that ty snappy to start with and the other soph, has been getting a that select group. regular tackle position next year. And the AC yearlings will show their stuff the Bison are supposed to have the spectators at the games to date starting assignment and has been For no less a per- then there is Lloyd Olson, Neal Mc- for the first time of the year as they weakest team in their history without have not failed to remark about playing nice steady ball for a first son than the lead- Clure, Carroll Ness, Herman Bowers meet the Dragon reserves at 7 o'clock. any defense and lacking a single good their flashy regalia. year man. James Maxwell, also a ing sports writer of Wheeler and Sam Tolchinsky. The Frosh are odds on favorites be- scorer. • • • sophomore, who received his var- one of the famous Minneapolis papers At guards we have returning Elmer cause of their great showing against But the team showed their fans that In the basketball games so far this sity basketball initiation against the tells of his true worth. Although the Holt, Gil Friederichs, Al Bostow, and the varsity during the past week. they have something else that counts season the diminutive sophomore for- Cobbers last Monday, showed Coach Bison were beaten 69-7, Halfback Merrill Green. The returning centers Coach Smith used three or four com- a lot more and that is fighting spirit. ward, Ted Whalen, has been the spark Lowe that he can step into a guard Wheeler so distinguished himself in the binations during the scrimmage ses- next year number Jim On, Joe Kajan- Although they were supposed to lay cik and Waldo Southam, plug of the Bison position at any time and do a Minnesota game as to win the fol- sions without any appreciable slowing down and say "uncle" whenever their mighty fine job of it. lowing praise which has been reprint- Wes Phillips and Bill Olson leave offense and has been up in the attack. opponents barked, they showed us that • • • ed from the column written by George a vacancy in the fullback position but like a swarm of Smith will probably start Paul John- every team that beats them will have gnats on defense. Barton, Tribune sports writer, as he Elmer Schrank, a tough boy who likes A number of North Central Confer- son at center, Lawrence Tanberg and to earn their victory. Last year the He had the Concor- writes of merits of men from the mid- Bob Johnson at forwards, and Sig to take the bumps, will probably be ence basketball clubs get underway Bison lost to the Cobbers and then dia guards so jit- this week in preparation for an inter- dle-west worthy of All-American hon- Erickson and Murray Weible at guards. shifted from the blocking back post came back to whip the University of ors. where he won all-conference honors. tery before he was esting conference tussle. For the first At least 10 more first year men will Minnesota. This year the fans hope removed f r o m the He says, "We might add that if Ernie Frank Johnson and Cash Sapa will be time in years the North Dakota teams see action during the game. that they are going to have another game on foul in- Wheeler, North Dakota State's classy left to take Schrank's position. will not be hogging the limelight, as one of those surprising teams. fractions that they halfback, played in the Big Ten or Carl Rorvig is leaving an opening at South Dakota university, Iowa State After letting the Cobbers get away h a d considerable Teachers and Morningside college are some other large school in the middle- one of the halfback positions. But Ed to a ten-point lead in the first few west or east, that critics would have Wahpeton Basketeers trouble advancing the teams to beat. I'll tag along with Peterick, Ted Whalen, Gorman King minutes_ the ball hawks from the AC the ball down the given him serious- consideration, too. Iowa Teachers—they were a powerful and Emil Mattson are left to fight it really started going after that ball and floor. Carl Rorvig Put Wheeler with a -team like Min- team last winter and have practically Beat Bison 40-42 out for the post. Co-captain elect continually broke up the Concordia has been so much nesota, Ohio State, Northwestern, or all of their players back and their Ernie Wheeler is back again and will passing attack. Without a second's let- slowed up due to Notre Dame and he would be one of Whalen center, Bob Curtis, is, no doubt, the The Bison have been outscored by probably have no trouble at all to win down they kept on the go and knock- his ankle injury that he is hardly his the nation's outstanding stars." back his regular halfback post at which outstanding offensive player in the eight points so far this year, but that ed down Cobber passes. old self; when he rounds into shape league. has been enough to account for three he has won all-conference honors. Ted Whalen led the way and was on the constantl all successive losses as the Wahpeton y. e was over Concordia quint a lead they success- but they showed that they are not NOTICE Wildcats added to the Bison loss string maining. The score then was 34-34. the court and as soon as he started fully protected. Ernst was the star of going to lose every game this season by downing the Herd 42-40 at Wahpe- The game ended with a Frank Mer- connecting with his long shots it wasn't the game for Concordia, although he as previously thought, but instead, they Any student interested in writing long until the Bison had tied the score. ton last night. riwell finish as the Wildcats forged shared honors with Vernon Law, a are going to be a team to be reckoned ;ports for the Spectrum, experience The Bison again started slowly and Although Rorvig, Fraser and Herman foes not matter although it is wel- into the lead again, but Fraser scored transfer from Valley City Teachers with simply because of the aggressive at the half trailed the Science school for the Bison, tying the score at 38- Larson kept up the high speed attack, come, apply either at the Spectrum college. spirit which scared the daylights out quintet by a score of 24-13. The fight- all. Howard Fraser then fouled Ta- the Bison showed their lack of prac- The Bison had lost by two points of our foes from across the river. office or to Sam Tolchinsky for a ing AC representatives came back tice by continually letting the Cobber position. bert, who scored two points on the from that huge deficit to tie the score gift shots, but Herman Larson in turn forwards break in for short shots. with but six minutes of the game re- was fouled and he sank his two gift But in the second half the Bison shots to again tie the score. started to take apart the 23-18 lead. At that time there was 29 seconds Wes Phillips started going after the remaining and it looked as if the Con- ball on rebounds and when he went cordia game conditions were about to up after the ball no Cobber had a FOR FUN . . . FOR HEALTH be repeated. But Wahpeton put the chance of following in the shot. Lloyd ball in play and quickly went down Troseth was inserted at forward and the floor and just before the gun turned in the surprise performance of FOR COMFORT downed all Bison hopes Fauteck, Sci- the day. Last year Troseth was not a ence forward, sank his third basket of regular on the Frosh squad but he the game on a tip-in just under the scored three times from the floor Mon- Win These basket. day night as well as adding his speedy Captain Rorvig celebrated his return floorwork to the Bison attack. Genuine Elk to last year's form by transferring to But with a few minutes left to go a forward position and scoring 14 Ted Whalen and Wes Phillips were points. Wahpeton asisgned a man to ejected from the game with four per- hold down Ted Whalen and not bother sonals. That took the Bison spearhead with the rest of the game and so the on both attack and defense out of the SKI BOOTS elusive sophomore was not high point game with the Herd trailing by two man as usual, but was held to one points. field goal and two gift shots. However, Fraser, Rorvig and Troseth Wes Phillips again distinguished brought the score up until at one point himself with his fine defensive work they were leading the fray. But the and he contributed to the scoring with Cobbers scored again and the score six points. Fraser also scored six was tied 36-36 at the end of the regu- points, while Larson and Troseth com- lar game. pleted the Bison counting with four In the overtime period the Cobber and three points, respectively. guard, Art Ernst, scored to give the

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