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COLLEGE, CHICAGO,ILL., NOVEMBER 12, 1934 ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR No. '7 VOL. XIV. FIVE CENTS THE COPY NORTH PARK HOMECOMING DAY IS AWAITED Elmen Addresses ELEVEN READY FOR CONCORDIA; ACADEMY CLUBS TO CAPT. AUGUST, '03 VIKING ORGANIZE TUESDAY Student Forum BANQUET TO BE HELD IN GYMNASIUM "The American people have sub- YEAR scribed to the doctrine of collectivism Student Body Joins With FOR ACTIVE as advocated by Franklin Delano North Park Wins, Roosevelt, even though they Perhaps Alumni In Support of Prof. Evar Nelson Announces do not realize its full significance," Loses to La Salle Homecoming Activities Plans for Clubs; Advis- Paul H. Elmen, instructor in public of his ad- speaking, said in the course North Park College retained its Notth Palk graduates and under- en Named last dress at the Forum luncheon held even standing in the Northern Illi- graduates will rally around the Alma Wednesday noon in the dining hall. for the celebra- The first meetings of the Acad- nois Junior College debate league last Mater next Saturday Speaking on "The Case for Collec- Homecoming Day emy Clubs in group I will be to- Thursday when it won and lost de- tion of the greatest tivism." Elmen traced the develop- of the institution. Two morrow (Tuesday) morning at 11:30. cisions to the teams of La Salle-Peru in the history ments of government from early times of events will comprise the day's The clubs this year are to be di- Junior College, on the question major until the present day, dealing particu- football game in the after- vided into two groups which will Federal Aid to Education. activity—a larly upon the transition which is and a get-together dinner In the meet on different weeks. Again it was the affirmative team noon taking place today from the laissez- Plans are being formulated by who emerged victorious over their op- evening. faire doctrine to collectivism. He anal- thirty-one years of gridiron Prof. Ever Nelson, the director of ponents. They received the decision After yzed the Hoover area of "rugged in- North Park will send a extra-curricular activities, whereby of Prof. Eugene Oliver of North Cen- inactivity, dividualism," and gave reasons for its football team on to the field to com- social meetings will be held once a tral College after a closely-contested passing in favor of Roosevelt regimen- bat Concordia Junior College In the month in the homes of the various debate in the La Salle-Peru college tation or collectivism. afternoon at Loyola Stadium, begin- members of the club. Tie RP social auditorium. "Law and liberty are not incompat- ning at two o'clock. Indications point meitings. to be held in the after- composed of Carl Swan- the one to the The team crowd fill- possible, are distinct ible, but necessary to a colorful Homecoming neon whenever David August berg, Harry Kurshenbaum. and Rod- meet- other," he said, in justifying the pres- Dr. ing the stadium to Its capacity of fr.rn the regularly scheduled ney Rood presented a case which practice of government regulation. 3,000. that they are a more cul- ent Horan. Jo- s, In the North Park their opponents, Louise officers "Democratic collectivism is in har- As captain of Play and social type. The seph Sibigtroth, and Howard Ryan, Band to mony with the Jeffersonian idea of football team in 1903, Dr. August urged to make date reservations successfully refute. Are good to the prepared himself for the larger task were unable to While Coach Bert Youngquist is with Miss Votew democracy, 'the greatest for social meetings The La Salle-Peru negative team had Viking gridders into ilreatest number.'" which was to be his a few years whipping the one week in advance. previously won a decision over Mor- fray, Homecom- The forum was attended by nearly later. For two years, 1908 and 1909, shape for the actual To Elect Officers students, and he was captain of the Northwestern ton. ing Day officials are making plans to the one hundred interested the Election of officers will occupy Satur- In a spirited debate at home, make the game successful from every an open forum was held at the close University football team. On greater portion of the meets tomor- North Park negative team comprised students address. Jean H. Hagstrum. day evening, at the Homecoming standpoint. Undergraduate November 20, of the Swanson, Ilarold Devries row. Next Tuesday, Council which Dinner, Dr. August. who is now a of Raymond will occupy a special section on the president of the Student to the clubs in group 2 will meet at Superior, and Albert Wilbur lost the decision fifty-yard line, where vociferous en- is sponsoring the Forum. presided. well-established dentist in the La Salle-Peru affirmative trio, 1 p. m. another forum Wis., will recount some incidents thusiasm will be generated by the will He announced that It is hoped that these (dubs days at North Park. Gayle Dwornick, Melvin Dickerman. cheer leaders with the aid tif the band will be held in the near future at from his student foster a wider interest In the fields and Galrord Moss. Miss Dwornik. the direeted by Clifford .I.Illya. which time Prof. Walter Moberg. head of work or study represented by the final speaker for the visitors, swung The game itself promises to be a of the political science department. ehtbs through informal contacts and the decision in their favor. hotly-contested one. Concordia with will discuss the political situation in .eoperation between teacher and stu- The undefeated affirmative teani a record of three overwhelming vic- the United States. dents. The clubs have a vocational debate at home this week on tories, one tie, and one defeat will be speakers who will be present- EVENTS will students are Other COMING opponents who trend to them and Leland H. Thursday afternoon. Their the favorite over the Vikings ed this semester are Prof. Fo- erged to belong to that club which Monday. 8 p. m.—Seminary are not yet known. Paul H. Elmen have not met competition yet this and Missionary P. Matson. their field of en- Carlson rum at Prof. N. W. Itundei home. to along most nearly covers committee :each of the teams, urges students year, but North Park has come Members of the Forum invited. deavor. Pre-seminary students also support their forensic representatives fast anti the squad members are con- include Elsie Koch, Mildred Nelson, The places of meeting have not oy attending the debate, fident et their ability to take the vis- Hazel Ackly, Edward G. Nelson, and Tuesday, 11:30 a. m. Academy been selected. Notices will be posted itors. Such determination and confi- William Olson Clubs, group I, meet in various to that effect. however. dence indicate that North Park is out — — rooms to be assigned later. Group to win. Schedule Announced I includes the following clubs: CI- Turner's Recital for the meetings of Miss A schedule Sixty North Parkers ceroolan Literary, French, Hobby, Pies. (Nilson Honored and a list of the Wins Deserved Praise the first semester Trip Art, Career and Vocational, Cur- in each group with their spon- To Take Rockford in the evening, Homecoming Day clubs -- rent Events. and Study. given below: The second in the series of Faculty will be brought to a climax when four sors, is morning bright and 7 p. nn—Student Fellowship Next Sunday Recitals was given Tuesday, Novem- hundred students and alumni will .:roup 1—Tuesday, Nov. 13, at 11:30 the Service in Chapel. early two red buses will leave of Nov. 20, at 1:00 ber 6 at 8:15 p. m. The School gather in the gymnasium for the get- Group TI—Tuesday. bound for the Tabernacle campus Saturday, 2 p. in.—Homecoming Music presented Miss Lucille Turner, together dinner. "A Decade of Prog- Group I—Tuesday, Dec. 11, at 2:00 these Church in Rockford. Aboard Football game with Concor- Sliberer the theme II—Tuesday, Dec. 18, at 11:30 Day. violinist, with Mr. Howard ress at North Park" will be Group large greyhounds of the highways Jan. 8, at 1:00 dia at Loyola Stadium. as accompanist. of the banquet. and President Algoth Group 1—Tuesday, will he some sixty North Parkers. Jan. 15. at 2:00 7:30 p. m.—Homecoming Get- group — Bach's Sonata in °bison will be honored on his tenth Group II—Tuesday. making the journey to The first Some are in the gymna- anniversary in his rapacity. Group I clubs and their sponsors it together Banquet E ataIor was well rendered, allowing Rockford for the pleasure of W. sium. Speakers: Dr. Paul W. brilliance and smooth flow- Speakers will include Dr. Paul are: others are going for the pur- technical while Dr. David August, Rood '11. De. David August '04, Ha- Aceroaian Literary. Miss Sundin: part Rood, '11, and ing evenness. I.a Folio by Care-Ill. ar- pose of conducting and taking Alum- Jacobson: Hobby. Mr. '04 and others. by Kreieler, a difficult number t rold Anderson, president of the French, Miss In the numerous 119rviers scheduled rangcd Art. Miss Ililde- interesting by exact interpretive ni association. and Jean H. Hagstrum. Leland Carlson: for that busy day. Sunday, 6 a. m.—Annual trip to made Milton president of the student council. Karl mann; Career and Vocational will be in charge ability. Aaron Markuson the Rockford Tabernacle. Meetings toastmaster. Events, Mr. Evar Tice second group — Labs Sym• Olsson '32 will he Nelson; Current of the excursion which is an annual will be held in the morning, after- Matson. diffi- Members of the football squad will Nelson; Study. Miss Ethel Eighteen different services phonic Espagnoli. The technical affair. noon, and evening. be in attendance and will receive Group II clubs and their sponsors by the religious cultiem were taken with great ease have been arranged from Count Future precision in tone and their letter awards are: council which is sponsoring the trip. In the and definite Naparo Short Story, Miss VntRW: held all day long Nov. 20—Meetings of the Acad- tempo -- rendered with true fire and Voungeelist Meetings will be for the gymnasium are Peterson: Jr. Jour- II, groups -- Tango — Decorations Commercial. Miss in the Tabernacle. Contingents of emy Clubs. Group including zest. The last Johnson; In charge of Walter Fehr and his nalistic, Mr. E. Gust. men will travel to the the fhllowing clubs: Nopaco Short Heifetz — its rhythmic elements beau- Seminary committee. An excellent dinner will Speakers' Forum, Mr. Paul Elmen: Valley, Beloit, Story, Commercial, Junior Journa- tifully played. Hills. by Burleigh: churches in Stillman price of one dollar. R. Ton: Home with nuelern be nerved for the Home Economics, Mrs. Belvidere, and the chapel In Rock- listic, Speakers' Forum, and 1'a/s' by Zsolt. are Mr. A committee of co-eds is engaged in Science, Mr. E. Strandlne: Sports services in the morning Economics, Science, Sports, Study. tendencies. Miss Turner's ability to ford to hold selling tickets to students, who are R. Hultman: Study, Miss Ethel Mat- Nov. 25--Student meeting in successfully play all types of music on and evening. Is for tivm Church. the ap- reminded that this dinner son. The largo meeting of the (lay will Grand Crossing Covenant the varied program received Vaca- gath- as well as for alumni. be in the afternoon, to which all the Nov. 29-30—Thanksgiving preciation of the large audience Trolley Busses on Foster ministers in the outlying churches tion. er(' in the college auditorium. Probability will return. Off Campus Two encores were requested by the Looms Strong well The trip home will be made fol- Dee. 8—Faculty Conference of audience. The last encore, the Student Photos Required Foster A‘entie will in all prob- lowing the evening service. the Northern Illinois Junior Col- known 1.onlion Fkrry lir spelled to buses in the near ability have trolley lege Association. the audience a pleasant evening well !mit% kiwi] photos of all students of the Chi- future. Representatives Dec. 26—Handel's Messiah, Or- spent. will in the near future be required called on Pres- An estimated 200 North Park stu cago Surface Lines chestra Hall, with Chicago Sym- After the recital, the School of The school administration Is making days ago and dents will be directly benefitted by ident Ohlson a few phony Orchestra, Edgar Nelson, Music Faculty and the College orches- arrangements to have these photos plans are in the mak- such a service. Quicker and more told him that conductor. tra members met in Caroline Hall for taken, which will become a part of ing Installation of these eMcient access to the campus from for a speedy e reception in honor of Miss Turner. .the permanent (Ace records. feeder buses. all directions will result. PAGE TWil NORTH P 41t1( COLLEGE NEWS November It, 1931 No Oil1ig,3Nrum Norti! Park YOU NAME IT COUNCIL -TATION1I 1 I By Jean ii.,,tro,n PEN SCRATCHES Reilil Ille WI, '.Ye imall it. The contest for .a new and slightly Ptibluilled weekly during the school year by th• less onerous name than "Scavenger" Last week Paul Eimen's clear- Students of North Park College. 3226 Foster Avenue. Chicago. Illinois has been under way fur a week, and headed analysis of the Trend Tp- The Contented Hermit „,.. • we have not had as niuciC as one-re- senrd 'Collectivism fa Government ink Every summer while onour vaeation we visit . EDITORIAL liTAFF augurated a series cit •. sponse.' This' is the last call. If zio Studest Fortias' •"the. ntosi contented inns ayve." Strange hut pgru jko,t,,,,f ...,...... , . . Editdr-in-ablei. to News E4itor euggesticas are in by the, time ye rag,. luacheor meetinge—an attempt Editor . true, lie is a hermit; the -solitary occupant of a Wentiell.Flarlwan Assistant News go goeth to premise (my name should create an interest in the fuming pag- Janette Hightleld Literary Editor vast stretch of sandy beach in Wisconsin. We gave GE Betty Borchert Assistant Literary Editor be Chaucer) this coming week, the eant of world events. The next 'ses- Knox Bourne Sports Editor name of this so-called column sion will feature a talk on Russia by him this title years ago and never once have June Kohl 7 7!''..t. •••••• ReliginaGirls' Sports Editor will be Editor Eldon Psinurrist .• --, -, u• determined by the editor and you Leland Carlson, North Park's profes- thought Darwin Pond. Academy Editor 'to change it. He is no longer a young Edward Augultiny Art Editor wouldn't want that to happen. The sor of history,. philosophy, and Greek man in actual years, but his soul is young. He Ity:POI,ETICRS: Mary Rose Noll. Emilie Hedlieki, Eliot Mary with the Hoe invites, even wel- who has recently returned from a Janice Jane Webber,.GudrIn Dahl- has gone through life withoutbeing touched by AlontgotanrY, Nelson, comes, constructive criticism . . European trip. boom. Dorothy Falk, Lorraine Gerhard. Jane Thoren. dissatisfaction and disillusionment His spirit has William Anthony, Tom Smith. All'r••d Behrens. filen Gil- note the accent on "constructive" ... In schools that want to blaze bert. Dorothy Franklin, Carl Swanberg, Arthur Wermuth. Ni but when it becomes apparent that trails intellectually nothing should never been cramped - by the sinallness BUSINESS STAFF be a more familiar campus scene Luther Ek ,. Business Manager criticism has sunk to the level of of a city. Always has his home 'extended as high also Bethel Bengtson' Advertising* Manager mere "panning,' the line must and than a group of wide-awake students as the sky and as wide as eye could see. David Bergstrom Asia. Advertising Manager 1903 Raymond K. Owansen eircultetion Manager will be drawn. listening to a carefully thought out Eldon Johrson Asst. Circulation Manager "The most contented man alive" was sent to Therefore, lads anti lassies, rally address and then discussing the taln. Marcella Johnson Business Secretary his desert home round. Ponder. Cogitate. Set your problem presented. It educational very young in life to regain - his who Carl La Vern ASSISTANTS: William Hultman, Naefe, Togo Broman, Margaret A mierson. Jeanette Johnson, ntassi'it brains in motion. Perhaps institutions are to educate at all, strength. He found there much more than re- Doris Oman. Ruth Swanson, Enoch Carlson. YOU may be the winnah of the great they must give students an oppor- newed vigor; he found the will to live. There in lie FACULTY ADVISER E. Gustav Johnson award. This is YOUR opportunity to tunity to throw ideas about, air their his home surrounded by everything he needed he C. i relate academic Ti Entered as a second class matter Oct. 17, 1934, at the bust into print. convictions and their became completely independent of the world. He post office at Chicago, III., under the Act of March 3. • • • knowledge to the life problems of tore 1879. enters his sandy abode early in March and stays First College Student—Well, I the world they live in. the finally passed a quiz in Cale. European schools provide an at late into the fall. Throughout the entire summer. ebei he sees Thoughts on Homecoming Second Loafer—No, honestly? mosphere congenial to the training no one except his yearly visitors which do '32 F. C. S.—What difference does of future Parlimentarians, foreign not The Old school this week to number many. It is quite an experience to act Guard returns to ministers. that make? secretaries, and prime talk to him. If you desire to converse with him met see what Young North Park is doing. They will • • • no the Student forums are by means about polities you find your mistake. lie, at U1111 as Anil since the times, find the campus much the same it was in times Journalism Club saw least important means of effecting by that play of Gertrude Stein even forgets who is President. (hi the other hand, past when they walked daily upon it. Old Main . . . my this training for public life. The Will pal. Gerty . . . the style, if it can be Union Society, a literary and any minute question about is still the focal point it was in the pioneer days Oxford nature can be an- tile! called that, has struck their fancy. social club founded a century ago. swered in when it stuck out like a sore thumb on the land- detail. Years of study have made him Dr. paper Only the other day, a was hand- is famous for its vigorous critical an expert in this line. mei scala.. The Men's Dormitory still houses the Cove- '"The Importance of Naval ed in, on attitude. It attempts to duplicate When the winds of the lake get far too cool to Ilillits preachers, and the Conserva- Bases in the Pacific" which went RP the Horse at Commons with its gov- endure, he pack- up and enters his small farm to tory, despite a fresh coat of paint, has not lost its follows: ernment and opposition benches and the be alone all winter. The man has not historic identity. its "Aye" and 'No" exits. A typical actually and program would include speeches by learned lie But, they will notice changes. Old Main, in their "They're pretty important, seems as to self-sufficient but he has other the four men, who, clad in evening dress day, was a large building, and the students If, things than fellow eompanionship anti desire for belo Many's the time, and like you do, and subject to constant heckling and earthly gain to aid him to pass the years. His life %id moved about its ample halls and studied in its interrudtion, would deliver their ar- If we had no bases in the Pacific is not narrow as one would imagine; he is far too pre' spacious rooms. Today, it is becoming increasing- The nasty little Japanese sitting on guments as convincingly as possible. I'll" well-read for that to be true, lie does not see the ly smaller, as the student body is taxing it to the the grass Since the aim is to arrive at truth T1 rather than suffering limit. North Park has grown up into collegiate The tuts% sty play a game, there is no of his fellow men; he lives alone, among will maturity. and ranks second to none among junior little critic Judge. An open forum follows the thing, that Nature has given man and is sat- bent the presentation of arguments, and colleges. Japanese, isfied. Ti, us, he seems to be missing everything hail shortly before midnight the Sitting on the pink three or worth while, hut then he doesn't know it. That's laud With its growth have come manifestations of a purple. four hundred members vote. why ice call him, "the most contented man sing new era. Alumni, on next Saturday. will for the awl heliotrope Anierk an colleges %Adorn provide alive.'. first time since the disastrous season of 1903, see Grass— such wit-sharpening training, hut Eno a Viking football team wage battle with a Home- Would come over here with bayonets- perhaps they could be induced to Campus Cleanliness soon. shotgunsandother coming rival. We hope the Alumni will also be make a few preliminary gestures. Although most of the summer beauty and inst Artillery—alas, alas. The North Park Student Forum is t he shown a student body, loyal in its support of an freshness has already left our campus it is And poke our teeth an attempt to take a first step in imper- eleven that is short on "under-fire" ative TI competition, right the direction indicated. As such. it that all the students do their part in keep- —w but long on spirit and determination. down deserves the support of all forward- ing North Park as orderly as possible. During lion our We are celebrating this year a Decade of Prog- looking students. the past summer of green grass and blooming will Throats— ress at North Park under the leadership of Presi- flowers, student cooperation nnide it possible to (suet dent ALAS! flit Algoth Ohlson. Statistic's bring out in a real- keep the campus in an attractive and neat con- istic To H. B. the way the advance which has been made. And. • • • dition, anti it is the hope that this same state will as Po we celebrate progress, as we cheer those sturdy Of late, an ex Northparker, Cliff continue exist From the swift whir of to throughout the winter. Vikings of 1934 on to victory, we ought to pause Erickson, has been seen wandering the violins Rose a clear and dulcet Whether it be in the spacious eampus grounds to reflect on our heritage and reconsider funda- around Old Main, especially in the Voice— The oboe. or in the rooms and corridors in the mentals. library. Could the attraction, by, buildings. foundation principles upon which North Notes were formed as though a any means, be one of the assistant proud the same characteristic of physical attractiveness Park has grown to its present magnitude. creator librarians. is to be desired. Scraps of paper spotting the Far Not ell students fully appreciate the back- Ce. Were fashioning with loving care a sacred thing lawn and lurking around the bushes is, without ground and the standard-s of North Park. al- It you want to know who's on the Of beauty. question, very disagreeable. though they have come to realize that this in football squad, look for the guys with Therefore it can easi- Slowly, line by one they rose and is distinctive, Thi: fuzz on their chins. These pigakinners lv be understood that conduct that results in this different from others. paused an are figuring on scaring Concordia instant sort of condition is decidedly is a Christian school, which upholds definite prin- To fade Like a silver of objectionable. with their tough beards. Why even smoke eiples of faith Into nowhere. Equally important is the application of habitu- and practice. Born in prayer, it Frank York itt going attempt to to al has achieved its present position of educational raise one. The Man with the Hoe neatness in the buildings proper. There is leadership by adhering to the ideals of its found- wishes him success in this new yen- The boy's soul was released to dance nothing so detrimental to the general impressive- ers. Dire among the notes. ness of an institution than the unneeessary litter- • • • Now they were round polished drops AS WI reflect upon these traditions, we ought ing of the floors with carelessly dropped 0(1(1' I advise that you don't pay any Caught radiant in the sunlight to be thankful that we have this and ends. Tidiness in the G. opportunity to attention to that great big man And vanishing with happy sounds class rooms, hallways, live and study in such an atmosphere as this, (?) from Chicago, Jim Somerville. Into a gleaming pond: and locker rooms is essential for uniform orderli- Now whieh encourages the development of a sense of Why just the other day he came up they burned, white blue-tipped ness throughout the entire building. flames. appreeiation for the deeper and finer and more to me and said, with great orato- The Social Room in the And the basement of the Men's vital things of life. rical fervor—"Ilow do you expecto- soul quivered with eestacy To pass among Dormitory is becoming the popular rendezvous 331)1 rate as a gentleman if you expec- them: And now-- which we predieted. torate on the floor?"—Ch! But along with its popular- Support the Team ity has come an untidiness which is to he de- at North * * • C'ome, Football l'ark is on trial next Satur- pay boy! Why do you listen to plored. A gance about the room often The loquacity and verbosity of Ha- reveals day. The team itself is not on trial, at least not the radio dirty dishes rold DeVries, debater, has set some- resting on window sills, scraps of in the sense that we mean. It is rather the When you hare work to do! Stet: stu- body to wonder: "Can it be DeVries paper on the floor, legs and braces of chairs dent body as a whole which is on trial. The fu- who tills the breeze with loud and Marjorie Plern. broken. The room is for your convenience and ture of football at North Park eloquent worrier depends in a large comfort, but kindly regard, it as you would your measure on how the students support the Home- * parlor at home. Ph coming We wonder why "Colonel Knox" We'll be seeing you Game by attending and by getting others at the game To make North Park the TF Bourne enjoys chapel so much. Saturday, criterion of cleanli- to attend. Get behind football and get behind and help root for dear old ness and Can it be that Borchert gal who N. P. to maintain orderliness is the aim of many, and with your team next Saturday, and the Vikings may its undefeated rec- holds on to the same song book as ord—II years without a point scored the individual aid of the entire school enrollment thrill you by crushing Coneordia. he? against us—think of it! this hope can be realized. November 12. 1934 NORTE EARK COLLEGE NEWS PAGE THREE PIONEER COVENANTER, Volunteers 'Plan N. I. J. C. FACULTY FRIEND OF N. P., DIES To Have Banquet MEMBERS TO HOLD A good friend of North Park Col- Because Of an inherited aversion And its sister institution, Min- lege for goblins and the like, the Student nebaha Academy, recently entered MEETING IN DEC. Volunteers met Friday evening, Nov- Robert 0. Norstrum, Editor into rest, namely. Mr. A. L. Skoog. ember 2, instead of an Hallowe'en Although he perhaps was not very night as sell( doled. At that thne, the Plans for the Faculty Conference well known to our present student Rev. Gust E. Johnson, secretary of L'Int -of the Northern Illinois Junior Col- body, Mr. Skoog has exerted quite RET-TOGETHER DINNER PROMISES TO Covenant Foreign Missions gave the lege Conference to be held Saturday. a strong influence on our school, es- were formulated last address. He stressed the need as well December 8, pecially through the church which Saturday, ago, at the as the opportunity affe:rded members a week Stu- BE INTERESTING CLIMAX TO sepports it. He was a pione?r work- dents' Conference which was held at EVENTS of the group to live contagious Chris- er in the field of Christian education Morton Junior College in Cicero. The tian lives on the campus and to *thus and our Behead today embodies prin- place where this conference will OF HOMECOMING DAY CELEBRATION become missionaries right here. His ciples which Mr. Skoog and his con- convene has not been selected as yet message was deeply appreciated. t. mporaries held essential. by the officers. North Park's Dean Not to be outdone by other sec- Plans were made for a Volunteers' His chief contribution is sacred A. S. Vi'allgren is president of this of the paper. the Alumni Notes win be the guests of honor. It is ex- Banquet to be given Friday evening tions music. He has wriirm a great num- organhation. publishes a football picture. The pected that President Ohison will al. November 23 as a climax to Mission- also ber of hymns and anthems which ex- The entire body of instructors in team here presented was cap- so make a biles/ address. ary Week Activities. This is to b" 1903 press the warm Christianity and the various junior colleges have been by Dr. David August. '04 Tickets for the banquet may be given in the dining hall in honor of tained vital faith of the Mission Covenant invited to attend a general session. to be present at the Get. secured at the school office. Re- missionaries to China now on fur- who is denomination. Dean Mellby of the College of Edu- Saturday evening. servations cannot be accepted after lough in this vicinity. Together Dinner North Park joins with Covenant cation at Northwestern University tell about football at N. P. Wednesday. Phone orders will re- The program will consist of numbers He will in 11,41°11ns the memory of a great will address this group. Immediate- old days. ceive prompt attention. The school by the missionaries as well as by C. In the rood and noble friend. ly thereafter the conference will di- promises to be an in- phone is Keystone S2it0. members of the Volunteers. The Rev. The dinner vide into sectional meetings arranged conclusion of Peter Matson will speak. Westing for teachers of the various subjects. The next Volunteers' meeting will be the Homecoming Day cel. Sonic 350 students attended the held at Caroline Hall, November 14. ebration. Karl A. Olsson, Morton Conference on November 3, The theme for this service will be including several from the three new '32 of Minneapolis. will 'Missionary Week: My part in making city junior colleges in Chicago. act as toastmaster. As it a success." mentioned in another col. Mil the speakers--and, North Park ROOSEN & REYNOLDS by the way, the speeches Printers will not exceed ten min- Window Shade Company utes in length—will be Window Shadts Made to Order 5141 N. KEDZIE AVENUE Dr. Paul W. Rood, '11. 5031 N. KEDZ1E AVE. member of the school Tel. Keystone 5196 Phone: Irving 3436 Near Foster board, Dr. August, Ha- rold A. Anderson, '21, of the Alumni Association and Jean Hagstrum, of Charlotte's Sweet Shoppe place. the preeent student body. Our well- Here we have the 1903 North Park varsity lined up ready to go U S TA F S 0 N CANDY, ICE CREAM in the background with the TOYS, STATIONERY, beloved Pr:strient-Emerit us. Prof. Da- Notice that orthodox formation. Standing s 0 I 1. — FUEL OIL derby hats are several seminary men of the "good old days." The build- GREETING CARDS vid also promised to be S OLI N E—LURRICANTS Nyvall, has ing, you guessed it, is the Men's Dormitory. School present and will make a few re- Supplies 3224 Foster Avenue marks. Harriann 6303 621 S. Michigan Aye The musical part of the program FACULTY ENTERTAINS will also be of highest quality. Her- LAWRENCE FAMILY Nig Headquarters for Fine Hats and bert Sunden, a student in Seminary BOARD AT DINNER LAUNDRY Oen Irving Men's Furnishings hailing from Bridgeport, Conn.. of the Board of Di- 41/i MnIn Street - 55 Ilmette, III Westiand's Beauty Shoppe baritone soloist and radio artist, will The members Park, together with Tel. Wilm. 1163 Eugene Permanent Waring sing, and a male quartet, consisting rectors of North Majestic Stores of hon- Tench nervier week!, ta North Park Appointments of Robert Matson. Kenneth Strom their wives, were the guests reception dinner given Sat- 3307 Foster Avenue Lawrence Avenue Enoch Carlson, and Raymond Swan- or at a 3207 the dining hall. 011 son, will sing Negro spirituals. An urday evening in tendered by the fa- instrumental trio will play during The affair was ' culty and administration of the the serving. college. --SALLMAN STUDIO- The theme—A Decade of Progress President Theodore W. Anderson, —will be carried out In the decora- soN PHOTOGR APHERS Covenant of R head of the Swedish tions as well as In the program. It — OVER TWENTY YEARS AT THIS ADDRESS — America. was one of the speakers SPECIAL, RATES TO STUDENTS will be worth the price of the ban- JEWELER Immediately following the dinner he 6142 3408 quet ticket merely to se the beauti NORTH CLARK STREET TEL. LONGBEACH entrained for Ridgeway and Pitts- 5304 N. CLARK STREET nil aspect of the lights and colors of burgh. Pennsylvania, where he will Tel. hongbeach 7619 the Gym that evening. speak at special services. esident and Mrs. Algoth Ohlaoti The chairman of the board, Rev. SAVE BY BRINGING US YOUR LAUNDRY WORK Barber Shop K. K. Jacobson. Prof. A. S. Wall College grin, and Mr. Paul Alm also present- Shirts 10c Opp0,11, – JOHN FREEDBERG — ed brief toasts harmonizing with the B. V. D. 15c Grocer occasion. Pajama Suits 15c NORTH PARK COLLEGE Famous for Good Coffee, Sox, pair 5c I tatter 4,e11011. — Tel. Jun. 4131144 Tel. Key•tnne 4221 Drawers 8c NSF: 1 ,1:1.1\ Underwear 7c NORTH BRANCH GARAGE Dr. W. K. BARKLEY 5129-39 N. Kedzie Ave. - - Sheridan Cash & Carry "Say It with Flowers" Dentist is waiting for you and ready to serve you in all lines 33 0 FOSTER AVENUE Laundry TOWING — STORAGE — REPAIRING -- GAS — OIL NI ELSEN—FLORISTS •r SpfttlIdIng 5035 N. Kedzie Avenue Phone Keystone 2014 C. E. Bell, Manager and Owner 3256 LAWRENCE AVENUE Irving 1486 C. J. NORDEEN NORTH PARK BARBER SHOP G. T. 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Vol SPIRIT AND FORM OF SQUAD PLEASING A WELL-ROUNDED TEAM TOUCHBALL CHAMPS TO COACH YOUNGQUIST; PRACTICE GAME TO BE DECIDED IN WEDNESDAY MORNING AT LOYOLA FIELD THIS WEEK'S PLAY Starting Line-Up Announced Commerce II and Seminary For Game With Meet In Championship Concordia SIDELINES Match Tomorrow With the all-important game with By K-nox Concordia looming larger every day Commerce II and Seminary, leaders North Park's football team began last in the intramural touch football race, week to round into final form. were victors over Engineers and Coach Bert Youngquist is very well It becomes our painful duty to once Commerce I respectively in last Plt pleased by the showing of the squad more record the actions of that w. k. week's play. The scores were: Com- so far, and says that the team will be gentleman who wears a bath-robe in. merce II, 12, Engineers, 7; and Sem- ready to give Concordia a real battle stead of an overcoat to school, and inary, 20, Commerce I, 0. on Homecoming day next Saturday. who is constantly pleading with the Commerce II and the Seminary are A practice game has been scheduled conductor of this column to omit all separated in the standings only by with the American College of Phys. mention of himself or any of his re- the tie with Liberal Arts that mars deal Education for Wednesday morn- lations from our pages. We feel it is the Seminary record. The two teams ing rti 11 o'clock at Loyola field. It our duty, however, to inform our will play for the championship tomor- will be a regulation contest except for readers (if any) of the shameful way row afternoon. Liberal Arts and the the fact that the time of the periods In which he has been neglecting his Engineers will tangle for the cellar will be shortened. many, many girl friends. A certain championship in the other game. young Starting Line-up lady with dimples and a kt of The standings: The tentative starting line-up for hair that she ties up in bunches is iv I. T PCT. Saturday is as follows: le, Gustafson; responsible for his utterly cruel and Commerce II 3 0 0 1.000 heartless behavior. It would seem Here C. Johnson; Ig, Pelts: c, N. Nel- they are, folks—Fourteen of the thirty-five Vikings who will Seminary 2 0 1 1.000 expedient that all the girls try sally . —ermuth: rt, Ryden re, Pin. forth Saturday to do battle with Concordia. Here's hoping the Commerce 2 0 .500 tgr `0.• rhYork: (though it may be a very difficult team is as Liberal Arts 2 1 .000 ' well-balanced as it appears here. ion qtr. Nygren, ln, 21_ about our hero fop to torse: Enginitsre 0 3 0 .000 and it, Sthlth. ;kit iiteition. NMI,. - be present. (Ed. note: Our humble lit of Evanston High, also will see a t FOOTBALL TICKET apologies to the Lothario for men- good deal of service in the backfield. TWENTY-TWO TURN OUT Golf Team Finally to DRIVE TODAY excellent kicker and line- tioning him.) He is ma • • Know League Standink BUY NOW!! plunger, but is handicapped by the Pictures No Artist Could Paint: FOR BASKETBALL DRILL fact that he just came out last Art Olsen trying to write with that It finally seems possible !hat our Wednesday. In responte to Coach Youngquist's bum fin of his. much-abused golf team will be able to Chas Sam A Concordia line that averages 170 call for tandidates the early part of Elmer fold sneaking lob) Sociot- find out whether it came in first or to a man, and a backfield last Week, 22 turned out for varsity HAND LAUNDRY pounds with a second in the confereiice race. Ar- average, will give ofin dram-stirk (of oil things) with a 160 pound basketball practice. being made to play WORK CALLED FOR hidden under his coat. rangements are the Viking squad plenty of opposition schedule starts around postponed match between Mor- AND DELIVERED Dick lamond's ditto when he gets a As the off the in Saturday's mix. Concordia's record Thanksgiving, more or less intensh ton and Thornton, upon which the B on a Political Pcience teat. 3315 FOSTER AVENUE for the season is as follows: under way at once. Vinnie Wallgren "exp/ainfne a practice will get Viking standing hinges. Aurora College 12 Concdrdia 6 philosophical problem. A list of the members of the squad If the latter wins this match, our American College 7 Concordia 7 Bill Frederickson in those high- follows: Abraham Raft, Vincent Wall- team will be the undisputed cham- 31 Lisle 6 Branstrom Shoe Repair Concordia water pants and a yellow sweater. gren, Charles Terretta, Edward Rol- pions, as Morton also has a tie 47 Morton 0 Concordia Bill Gilley trying to fathom the lender, Wilbur Linder, George Scher- chalked up against her. Both North Shop Concordia 37 Lake Forest Acad. 0 mysteries of Cuneo's four-color press. mer, Elmer Dold, James Cross, Ken- Park mai Mtn-ton have only one de- 3351 FOSTER AVENI E apparent Looking over this list, it is Roger Peck struggling over those neth Dorm. Vernon Wilke, Robert Pe- feat. Regardless of who wins the Cor. Foster and Spaulding k go that they gain power as they "nice easy" physics problems. terson. Alfred Behrens, Herbert match, the Vikings are assured of at 01111.9. and OVM 11110ES along, but confidence of a victory • * * Wolff, David Berry, Robsrt Johnson, least second place North Park squad. William Frederickson, Paul Frethehn, reigns on the Incidentally, we could play the Swanson, B. Feldman, Ed- Night Scrimmage above-mentioned Mr. Peck a very, William MODEL GARAGE team ward Ahlstedt, and Jack Dollard. Last Thursday night, the very dirty trick with a note that was 5022 North Kedzie Avenue automo- Coach Youngquist says that five or scrimmaged by the light of found in the ball the other day. Our six more will be able to come out STORING, REPAIRING, bile headlights with a line of local lips can he sealed, however, with a GAS, OIL, the football season is over. fellows. Coach Youngquist was very sufficient amount of the well-known after WASHING, GREASING over the performances enthusiastic legal tender. We are waiting for or 24 Hour Service — -- Keystone 952i turned in at that time. VI*, Roger. • • * E. H. KARLSSON Intra-mural Tennis That prominent alumnus, Gordon JEWELER Championships Start Smith. was around the other day THE SYSTEM PRESS football practice. He 1000 Belmont Avenue With the exception of a few strag- kibitzing at Publication and Commercial Printing knows Just the man we need to make 2nd Floor Phone Bit. 0427 glers. all the matches for intra-mural success—Gordon Smith. College Papers — Programs — Announcements — Stationery — Ete. were played off during the last the team a tennis • • . week. This week's play will clean up IteposIrlo,n 910 BELMONT AVE. — BUCKLNGHAM 0693 Get that football ticket Tel. geeing 2461 the few contests that are left, and get the elimination tournament for the LUNDHOLM. BROS. tournament for the championship A. G. MARTON TAILOR well under way. 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