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This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the LU Gazette (Student Newspaper) at Digital Commons @ Langston University. It has been accepted for inclusion in LU Gazette, 1940-1949 by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Langston University. For more information, please contact [email protected]. The University Press V O L U M E I LANGSTON, OKLAHOMA, OCTOBER, 1949 NUMBER I Additions To "Heir Reigns S/o/e's Only Fifth Faculty At Langston Negro in Soil Langston Faculty Langston University up[wrclass- Conservafion Dies Institute Held men called i(iy freshmen to atten­ Are Announced tion at 12:01 a.m., September 14. MUSK.( KiLK — The Dbesequier September 6*7 IQ 4 9 , for the beginning of one week ' of lames Irvin Wathington were Dr. i'l. L. Harrison, president of of "hell." .\11 freshmen were re-1 held at Ward's C^hapel .\. .M. E. The Fifth Faculty Institute which Lan^'ston University, announced this quired to wear green and yellow | Church at 2:00 o’clock in the after­ convened September ^>-7, 1949. week that twenty facuhy members ■ caps, address all upperclassmen as : noon on Saturday, September 17, struck a new note in its discussion ha\e been appointed for the year \ .Miss, or .Mr., or Mrs.. anti to obey 1949. .Mr. Wathington. Oklahoma’s and thorough examination of the all upperclassmen, only .Negro Junior Soil ('onserva- "Problems ol C'ommunication and ■‘Some ot the appointments have •Many of the freshmen accepted I tionist with the ('ivil Service in the (ieneral Curriculum." been made to fill vacancies created the “hell week" program with good .Muskogee and owner of W'athing- Tuesday morning, September 6. hy proftssors j^ranted leave for the sportsmanship anil others reiecied ii ton's (Jrocery and .Market and W il­ Dr. Harrison keynoted the meeting year; while some arc permanent ap- as a nonsensical endeavor of ego. ma’s X’ariety Store, lived the life by giving “The Significance of the pomtnients that follow Langston’s Nevertheless, upperclassmen carried span ot only thirty three years, but •Annual Institute. The program policy of continuously upgrading the the program out and there were in richness and accomplishment proceeded as follows; preparation of its faculty," Dr. Har­ moments of crying an^er, itiul re many thought that he had lived ".A ('ollege (Communications Pro­ rison asserted. volt on the part of the treshmen. sixty-six years. gram; Its .Aim and Its Relation to 1):. .Mitchell Southall, who re­ but “the band played on." DR. G. L. HARRISON Long before the appointeil hour the (ieneral Curriculum.' Dr. El- ceived the Ph. D. degree at the Uni­ .\s “hell week" ended man\ of the last rites U’ard’s (lhapel wood .Murray. Director. School of versity of Iowa at the summer con­ freshmen lelt that the program had The Presidenf filkil wiib Irieiuls and business ac­ I Speech, University ot Denver, Den­ vocation, has been appointed as act­ been carried too far. but there were quaintances who keenly felt the loss ver, Colorailo. ing head of the music department. just as many who accepted it in Speaks . . . ol this energetic young m.m. The "Speech as a Factor in Communi­ Dr. Southall received his bachelor’s altar rail ol the church was thickly cation .\bility." Dr. ('arl Ritzman, good spirit and are looking .v.ird I lil-i' this iippnrtunitV to \m1 degree at Langston University iii covered with an exquisite array of School of Speech. University ot Ok­ to participating ;n the initiation nf come new students to Langston i(u^> nnd earned three degrees from i beautiail llowers which spoke more lahoma. Norman. Oklahoma. next vear’s freshmen. I'niversity and to extend a welcome Iowa in as many years. He was' than any words could ever sav to "The Role of Evaluative Instru­ t(i lormer students who are return­ awaril-ii degrees as follows: .\1. ' what extent .Muskogecans mourned ments in Discovering Levels of ing. \\’e are all .inxious to work to- i()47, .\1. F. .\.. 1948. and Ph. D., the death ol James Wathington. ('ommunication .Ability, " which was Britain Devalues Pound; Uedur. stuilents, faculty, .ind ad- K>4g. While at Iowa he served as. divided into two sections. 'Reading Seventeen O thers Follov/ mimstratKin to make L.uigston Uni- lames Irvin Wathington. born in instructor on the music faculty, and and Studv Skills." under the direc­ urs.tv a "greater eilucatioii.il cen­ 19if), spent a part of his boyhood in upon several occasions his composi­ tion of Dr. W, H. .Martin, Chair­ Devaluation seems to be the lat­ ter." ■Langston, finished High School in tions were presented by various mu­ est trend in Worlil at fairs as on Okmulgee, received his !> S. in .Ag­ man, Division of Education. Langs­ I vv:sh to commend the Lmver- sic groups at the Iowa institution. •Monday night. September 19, ('.an- riculture from Tuskegee where lie ton University; "Written ('omposi- sity Press C'lub tor i s keen interest During the spring one of his com­ ada announced a devaluation of her met anil marrieJ his wife, taught tion. under the direction of Dr. and Its initiative in gitting DUt this positions was played by the Tulsa dollar by 10 percent. Only the tor two years in Okmulgee and Ix^na B. .Morton. Professor of Eng­ Symphony Orchestra. night before, Suntlay, Sir Stafford tirst issue ot the L'nivtrsit\ 1‘nss. then six years ago c.ime with his lish, Langston University, .\s prolessor in social science. Dr. Cripps. ('hancellor ol the exchecjuer, 1 .1111 sure that with the interest f.imily to .Muskogee as the States The afternoon session began with they have show 11. plus the .ibilitv •\kiki K. Nvabonga has been ap­ announceii the thirty .iiui oivhalt only Negro Soil C'onserv ationist “What the Testing Program Has they liavi- denionstrateil the paper pointed. Horn in Toro, .\ganda. per-cent devaluation ol the Hritisii wun the C!i\il Servicc. Revealed .About the Level of C'om- wi'l be .1 great success. niunication .\hilitv of First-^'ear Hast .'Vfrica, Dr. Nvabonga received Pound. I he body was 111.erred at the ('ollege Students at Langston Uni­ his undergraduate degree at How­ I pleilge whole he.irted coopera­Kt«/ker T. Washington ('emetiry, Seventeen nations havt. tolloued versity, by .Mr. Julius H. Hughes. ard Ur.iversity. He continued his tion on the part ot the administra west of .Muskogee. Rritian's lead in monetary devalua­ s udies iit Oxford University. Eng­ tion. I ------Director of Testing Program. land. receiving the B. Litt. in 19^6 tion, These are France. Sweden. Discussions on "The Role ot Test­ and the Ph. D. in 1940. He has The Netherlands, Iceland. I'inland, Four Graduate Record ing” were opened by .Miss Helen taught at .•\labama State College, Ceylon .Malaya. South .\trica, .\us- The Langston Edwards.. Department of English, W’inston Salem, and A and T Col­ tralia. New Zealand, Irelanil. Inilia, University Song Exanns to Be Given consultant. L'mvtrsity of Oklahoma, leges in North Carolina. \ recog­ Norway. Denmark. Hgypt, I'urma j Here This Year with .Mr. .Alonzo Lewis as leader; nized scholar. Dr, Nvabonga is a and Israel, ■ DKAR L.\N(i.ST()N ((\>ntinued on page three) PRI.NCLTO.N, N. |.-Test ot the member of the Institute of Semito- \\'est (jermany. .\ustri.i, It.iU. on a throne u'lth royal niien, African studies; and the .\frican Clreece and Pakistan may in the II /urc our hope' and our mother (irailuate Record Examination, re­ Medical College Tests quired ot applicants tor admission .\cademy of .\rts and Research. He near future reshuftle their curren­ SttWti, to a number of graduate schools. To Be Given Jan. 16 (Continued on page two) cies. .I’l ^ii:t tilth pndc upon th< sctnt' I will be administered at exainination Hij>h ot'ective school the test. Well battle uith the iieious foe, whither or not he is expected to I'.vety candidate is required to .Ind for thy honor die. take the test and. if so, on vvhich file with Educational Testing Ser­ dates. We'll strive to overcome thi foe, vice a formal application for ex­ ()r for thy honor die. The (iR E tests oltered in these amination and to p.,y an examina­ nationwide programs include a test tion fee. The candiuate mav secure ot general scholastic ability, tests of his application from Educational XNSURANCE The first proof of a man’s iiKa- gen ral achievement in six broad Testing Service. P. (). Box S92. pacity for .inything is his endeavor­ fields of undergraduate study, and Princeton. New |ersev. ing to fix the stigma of failure upon ailvaiiced tests of achievement in The Graduate Record Examina­ others. various subject matter fields. .Ac­ tion anil ihe .Medical ('ollege .Aii- -H . R. Huxdon. The Veterans .Administration has 40 years of age or less at the time cording to ETS. candidates are per­ mission Test will be a(iruinistered mitted several options among these by Dean Hughes. announced that dividends from GI they took out the policy. It gradu- i ally descends to a minimum rate of The Student Forunn tests. life insurance will begin payment 20 cents a month, per i.ooo, for .Application forms and a Bulletin lanuary 1, 1950. This means that ages 55 or over at issuance. For Starting with the November of Information, which provides de­ A. V. C. every ( il Joe and Gil will be re­ jc.xample: suppose you were under issue, the University Press will tails of registration and administra­ ceiving his share of this $2,800,000,- 40 years when you took out this run a column k^own as "The tion, as well as sample questions, .All \'eter.ins ot Langston1 Uni- 000 loot. policy for io,ooo and remained in Student Forum" where all stu­ may be obtained from .ulvisers or '•■Tsity arc a:Nked to meet October I know most of us don’t under­ service for 30 months, with your dents can “sound-off" on any lo­ ’ liirectlv from Educ.iiional Testing 4. 1949. ill Page Hall at 6; 00 stand just how much we will re­ policy in effect all this time, you cal or state or national issue. .\s Service, Box 502. Princeton, N, J.. o’clock p. Ill . to elect officers for ceive. Statistics show that the av­ arc entitled to a sum of $i6> many letters as possible will be or Box 2416, Terminal .Annex, Los the 1-■angston Chapter. erage G I will .eceive about $175. If you have not filled out your printed but they must be accom­ •Angeles 54, California. A com­ So come out and help make This special dividend on national G I dividend form, please do so im- panied by the writer’s name. pleted application must reach the this a better year for the .A. v . c service life insurance is at the rate I mediately, your refund depends up­ Send your letter to Box 212, ETS office at least two weeks be­ and 1earn about the .Ww I 'cter- of 55 cents a month for each $1,000 on it. Get your forms at your local Langston University P. O. fore the date of the .administration arts. of insurance, for veterans who were post office or V A office. • for which the candidate is applying. THE- liNIVtoSiTY PCtSS OCTOBER 1949

W'.h UNIVERSITY PRESS Library Informafion AddHions To Regisfration Of Langston Faculty •f . ih- ’u .■ ii'- il I .iti^ 'on Organizations Is Are Announced I. isfitriiuo Kotiin .tiul l t ). H < J i ; (('ontiniud Iroin l’a>;e < )ne ) 7 4 s .1. 111. p. 111.; I r u i i\ .in ti lias w niuri three bonks, ihi latest -\11 presidents t)t local organiza­ S . u u n i . i N 7 :4 s a. i n t o ( ' . n i . heiiig U ituJ- utij IWV^ ptih- tions on (he campus must register Did You Vote? II. S umil .mil 1 liifil Moors. lislu d h\ 1 thiopia I’ress. for their org.iniz.ition il they did .Nlornin^s- - a.m.— n o d i i ( Itlier .ippointnKilts .mnounccd not register in 194H. No activities , . - i> li tl h.i'.c' \iiUil .11 llu- cki.Ilun .\loiiil.i\ thtoii;;!; S.itiin i.u ; .\ltn- In l)r. llarrisoii iiidude; I red L. will he approved tor the orj;aniza- ■ , M :.il :or npi-.il o i ,icain'iif Noll'. iia\ tliroii):li .Satuni.i\; I.'.t iiuij^s: eis College; jiiniiiie !.. White. M. in the office ol the Dean ol Women. ; ^;.in ,in .i ^ iM/i'n oI llii'- lOiiiilrN in ['. m.— p. ni. .Mondav S., Mkhig.nt St.i.c, .i^riciiltiire; |o All activities in which yoiinj; wo­ ■ , AC ... , ;.ui .1:1 ;u ;,,^ni)iii ! 1 ^htl ill pi .ul- lull it ;s (Uli til'ty throu^^h riiursil.iv Klltn liiirxselL .M. (iolunihi.i. men participate must he c eared .,1 s ,, ;t ilut\ Ini.uisf II is ml! ri;^ht .ilui hfi.iusc ( n 'u r.il lu/o/i; ('olid l;on education; I dj.;ar IXarring, .M. S.. through the otlice ot the Dean of . . is.iit-, .1 I'.i: "! ,it ('■iticii imu' is .IS ,1 inisili'iin .11101 The lilu rr Women in ihe lollowing manner suuii.iit lioiU. ,\1I I'odks tor use I’.irker. .''I. S., (ioluiiibia, hoinc ec­ at le.ist three days before the acti­ : • M. ,. .. , .1 1- v,iii''ii III (HI r loi.il, si.lie .iiui n.i (lUtsiilc (i| llu si.uk units m ust 1h' onomics; 1 lollis 1). Stearns. .M. S., vity IS scheduled to occur: ..... ■: ii.iMv.i i'.iildi than rhrim^h an\ othi-r ch.irL;nl .it thi- Desk on ifu- llour on Illinois. ,ij.;riculturi.; I'honias S. ( I ) .\|iplic,itions must he made '. n . w hkh the hooks ate Im.Uiil. liooks Seihles. H. S.. h'lsl.; ii.iiiir.il science; out III tnplicate on lorms secured , ( r. .• M i : i n t h i s o i u ,n ■ W f iii.n I.'.' ih.ir^cil out Iiir oiU' \\ c i k Idi/.iheih (lorclan. M. < >liio from the Dean ol Women contain­ . :!i, '.Il ’’I llu V I IllTfci Sl.iUs. |vuhiii:in .mil m.n 1k' ru K W u l ii.r oiu- wt-i'k .Stale, l-.nglish; .\nii I’.roun. Pi. S., ing the signatures ol the chaperons. ( r r u ht n i !...'. i >.s m.itkt't- a \<>te is ».isi. It then IS no olhir r(.i.|Ufsi tor I.an.uston, Nursery schcxil; hinus ( i l .\ li;.i n-iust he tiled lor each 'i . .. r.i.r. ! ,i' !■: 11 ur vmi 111.a h.r.t- \i.'( li .lu.tiiisi u’pi'.il. tlu':). l’o(.ks sh'iuid lie rtturiK'il to I’ettus, ,\1. S., Illitu)is. niathcmatks; dormilt'rv director and die otlice of 'il'. f. ..!(■ iii, in>lh s.ilis. Ildlli lh( "w it .lllil the "ilrS the lloor 'loiii vsliuh ih(\ u'crt' hot- I. (.). llihhler, B. S., Langston, in- the Dean of Women (4) in the of- ;,utii'!is il i'.( '.(i\ !>r i:i.inli\ .iiu! '.-tv . oh\ i iii ini;K . i lu- ( >k .1 ro\ V (.ti. IMU (•: two icnts .1 d a \ diistri.il arts; Shirley Brown. .\I. S., lice ol the Dean ot Women giving 1 . I !'.s! iI i,i c .it i!s ;'l jnii^s .iiiii ^ii^ts 'I Ik '\ I.lllsi'tl .llioilt IS tharncil K r i .ul: li.iv ,1 h o o k is Illinois, soeial science; 1 edie O. the name ot guests or parti.ipants I ,;;hi ’,i \ ;..iM r - ii>; it .\I1. 1 \s ii.il tli.il > 1<' :.ii ..muM lic 1 lor ( )khl oM ldiK'. I’lu- lil-.r.iiv rcsiTM s llu Cirissoin, B. S. l.an^stoM. Jormitor) in the activ ny. i'..‘in.in' 1! i'.;' S’ I'c took l.quc.r t)iit ol Itu h.ii> K vi: i'i]ntlri;m.Ts .iiul l(.-” ,i! ni;tu to I.ill in .iny hook u h u li li.is ilirector; Ros.i I.cc Icnkitis. I'. S., (^) Dormitory directors have i.v.i i ;k- s..\ '•!-ii vi.Diic Wi''- li-.c ol ilu- .\iiurK-.m Ik i ii ili.iiu fil v\ lu n It '.■■ ir.i iliil lor ’I'lllotson, il(irinitorv ilirector; Ncllii been instructed to excuse no resi­ li.St II lew ,is . ( liiji.irn! !>■ llu ..L .' ' 'i; .ii'l'.ir ii: 1' j4I. iihuua th( rt's( r\t shcl\is, jackson. B. I.. S., assist.int iilitaiiati; dents f om their houses to partici­ ’ ,t. Ts ' Il \ou do not !o. .ill ihf hook \oii Mari.in .M.itthivv s. li. L. S., .issisi.iiit ! !i:' ' 'k\'.vs. ,\;'AW.I\ llu 4|U( sUon .' s:!tlt.’il, linU' mcn. I,ISIS and li.i^' In the stuik-nt .it in the library. (=;) l-'oi mixed parties tw-o chap­ .It ..s' :i.r a u i'ilf icnd.ints st.itioncd at tlu- i'\n on Six l.iculty ineiiihers havr been l.cA>;^ U_'i rs .111- at ilu' i>.i I'ii'\ ,ir ■ '■’.il! Iviit'ii^ ,i'l hi.im- runs '.s ith erons must be supplied tor each c.u h lliKit .iiiil tlu K ii'n lui.- Room. jjranud le.ise lor suidy liurint; 1^41) fifty guests. (iha['erons must be of .•li '.I'iL ' ist.s I.Mdvii. !Ui ''.'■’k(•^ .iiii! no frn rs ' ikkihonia is This Is a protciMon to tin.' patron -^0. Voura (,)iialls. prolessor ol both sexes lor mixed p.iriies. .'Vt "I 1 (;.\i,i.V Jr\. .Hid tlu Iihrarv. W e shall .ippri.i.iaH' h.nglish, is siuilyiiig tdwanl the I’h. least hall ol the chaperones must he It il \oii \Mui!d ha\i M/ur hiKiks, I), degree at Kailclitte (iollcge in selected Irom the follow in_g list: lUiti'honks rt'.iiK lo iluik, Edi+oriallv Yours the lielil ol .-Xn-ieric.in laterature. Dr. and .Mrs. Bellegarde, Dean •Mrs. S. (I, Washington, iliree'tor and .Nlrs. Ihiuhes, .Mrs. S.. W. :!i-. . i n d w . i u l i i ' i l ttii. s h i n v n e u AHentlon ol the Dntsion of llonie Kconomics Washington. .Mrs. J. S. P. Lee, .Mr. '..nd 'he ni!- 'I-s!i:ii\ sars ii;' to L :ii\crsit\ W o iiu n .uui to S.;'! Help Needed h;is been granted leave lo aecepi ;i and .Mrs. Herbert, .Mr. I-'. ). 1.1 in.: M< ; \;i.i then 1 si:,iii d vslun I s.iw tlu, ,iv\e .iiiii s-drprisi- te.iching tcllowsliip at New York Urown. .Mr. (i. C. Ilan-iihon, .Mrs. ^ I' I i ; -t,e si-. 1..:.^ e\ss .ci i - . i ; . - - l.u tsn : tlu,- \ouiie %\(inuii 'toil' dimes .ire needui now to L'niversitv. }-.. K. Lee, .Mrs, T. O. (irissom. . '1. s th .r d . r . .IS t lu -\ I ' l l f . ' n u t o ! t l i e i r re he lp , s u p p .lv tl'.e l u n d s u t n c l i n i . i k i , .Mr. and .Mrs. .Mien I laiicoik, ol ,\nd l-'ather and Mrs, Pike, Mr. : \ i l u e s V m i SIC, i w.i- r ■ :i',; nilH r:ni; ihe .iv.e ,inii the '..luer possible llu ineilr,.il care .iiul re- ihe I)ivision ol hidiication are study and .\frs. S. H. Settler, .Mr, and I si(,-n oil siiii;;i.ir on.is;(.!is II'. the tall ot H 14V 11147 .niel the- iiiKi- hahili.ition ol lountk s .hildren in.i; tow.inl the ilo-jtors degree .it Mrs. .M. H. lolson .M'. atnl .Mrs. ; r-!\ n eNe-. ; n i h t K i l l o f i u 4 'i. \vhi) ,ire striketi with polio. It c.ui thie Lniversity ol ('olor.ulo. Their 1-. .-\. .Mdler, .Miss Louise Stephens, roi. ouid It dun in Uiur ve.irs- W ould tinu’ t.ike its toll hi' hel[xd and oilen cured, liut otilv areas ol speciali/.ition arc rispeet- Mrs. I. I'., Taylor. .Mr. and .Mrs. D. a n . ! I'i'i ri 11 u; Its p; Ki-,- yoiii .li’iies uill m.ike it possihle. ivelv second.iry eilue.ilion .ind ele- C \ Jones. .Mrs. C . Parker. .Mrs. i I ^ 1,1 I ;ir.i'.i iiiiU ! i; I hem not K; lukk the rult-s .mil ,\ii \ou. This is ,in ejner^eiK'N. nientarv iducalion. F. (iordon, .Mr. anii .Mrs. SKvester ;i- slus\' .iiul d.;i'i:r,'^ u lu n lessons neeii lenit ir.her just siiiii \oiir ciintnhuiionv to I’ol (i. !l. 1 ktiilrie-ks. h,ead ol I.an^s Franklin, Student C'ouncil.

sv i^-.rir (.wn iini'tatu tis .uui lO st.iv w ill w .lnin tl.e lum nil 10 i n I . i n 0 : \.iur loi.il post ollice. ton's mathenialics dep.irtniont is Please bring your proposed calen- ■ i;u sc ;i!;i!i.itii'iis lor I'o'le^e is not a place to kiirn to live when N o .m uiuiit IS too sill,ill. studying toward a Ph. I), at L’ni- ciar of activities to the office of the d:,\s ,iri- o-.e:. rolle^e is a j'iai'i to exp,m il .uui to hel[i perleet versity ol lovv-a. Dean of Women in Sanford Hall at o ;r ,.,::y f.ir i'vin,; iiow — not al some lim i, li.irk d.is ill the ilist.int Look Says Nlo/eal Dillon. Instructor in once. ; ;; i. t il se l i e i.nen o: IW 4 0 to h.i\c lun lor having 1 1:11 .^lech,lnics .-Vrts, is on leave com­ Your cooperation v^ill be greatly p.irt 'li ood l.'.ui.;. lil.' l'hase tlu kitui ol tun w h iih \sill pleting work .It the University of appreciated in helping us to have a j:i .-ii; r:'r.cnil'erini;. "You Need N’e'ir.iska !or a prort'ssional degree more wholesome and organized pro- 1 \'.ould warn the'-e ^irls and hovs \stio st.imi on the threshokl (il Your Breakfasf" in architecturai engineering. gr.itn of activities for our students up not to :ntL’'i ti’'-!r Ciinstiaii le.uliinus jr. tlie Clu' ch lor in .Mr. 'I'. H. Holland, associate' pro­ here at Langston University. cessor ol .\grie'ulture, has heen the (':i\;rih di: i rui m.iiv. .mswirs to »'"■ ['rohlems of Hie. Anil e\t-n I, vou are one ol tht, m illions ol granted leave to study t-j vard a Ph. n \\i‘ h.i'.e nc perpli xitiL' prohk ms thiie is some inianuih'e somi'thini: Ainerieans who e.us his hn.ikl.isi- I'). ,it L'mvirsity of .Miiiiicsola. llis Shop Head Announces that ci'es us tha' ‘'uiniir' leelirii; when we ^o to ( hurch ()|- ri,N . on the run yo.> ouu'in to re.ul " 1 .0 0 k Tavior Caliiwell in the hook, l.i-’,'!' !,' C( i,.\ST. expounds area of specialization is dairying. 1 hrin^s hack the I'.iniilv I're.iklast” New Business Hours the lx-;ie! that " . . . tiiere is n.) hope toi an\lioii\. i\ce[H in hinisell, and in the Septenioer 2 7 11^41^ issui ol A Confempldfed Merger | Hubert Hibler announces the fol­ ne. hope lor the woriii. except in t-.ich man’s resjxinsihilif. tow.ird his l.nok ,Maj:axine. nriLjlihi.T. .\'! the cm! ilia' e\er conies to am man, ti> ihe wiuilc world, lowing shop hours: Shoe Repair "Hreaklast-on ihe-run ' I.ock as­ .-\LS11N, Texas— If plans ^ 0 ■s u lu-ii men sa\ to thcmsel'ies, I. hut not m\ hrothcr. shop will be open for business be­ serts. ‘‘involves j;eltirii: h\ with as through, Samuel Huston College tween the hoiiTi of 8 and 9:00 l^mcmber those wi.riJs and \oii wdl hecoii. a I.an_ustonite who little 10 eat m the morniiiL: as pos- and \\ iley ('olleg^e w ill heconie “ as 0 clock; io and 12:00 o’clock and -vs;:’ i;!orit\ m his .Vina M itrr 'I'ron^h wholesoine li\in>,'. Perlnips in sihle.” on.e. Th e contemplated nier).jer of ti l s .'.ords vou miLiht tind a phdosoph\ ot hie on '.\-hicli to he^in ini- 1 to 4:00 o'clock, Monday through Doctors, nutritionists and sciiool the twc southern colleges will give Friday. 1,:--’ii.i;e huildini: ol a lirni loundation. authorities eniphasizi- "that the rise to a site o f not less than tvventv- A ' ti',;^ would I h.ivc said to vou this morninj;. In case you “wanna " know what !iodv needs tuel in the niornitii;, 1.2 five acres and huildirig facilities to I happens between g and to, the class passed the hutldini: which hail hecii hoiiU' to me three hours iiiay have elapsed sh.ce the ac'-oniodate an expected cnroUm cnt has theory. .iiid '.\-ent into the north door or the .\dniinistration Huililm):. last ir.eai; the I’oods eaten the day o f 7 io students in the city of 1 )allas. .. ; r;iv ir'iiii the 1 inaiue Otlic . I \s-.is haiicil hv a urou'p ol upper- before have iieen used up." W iley C^ollcge and Sanniel Hiis- i. ,ii i.itiL' the,11 .1 ni'.Miixr 0! seniors. I had m\ .itiswer. .•\v\c ton (xillege are supported by the Sorrow- leaves us good: it teaches ■ ■i an

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Freshmen Are | Fifth Faculty Institute Enferfained By \ Is Held Here AKA Sororify (('ontinued from Pa^e(Jne) • • • in the News ■j'asic Trends in the 0)inmunica- non Progra.’n,” Dr. .Murray, con­ The Alpha Zcta ('haptcr ol A1 ' Not that Lm a gossiper. but did sultant, Mr. L. (.1. Moore, leader, pha Kappa Alpha Sorority spon- sou k n o w ------and a general discussion with Dr. sored an ciUertainiiKiU tor the ; a That Eunice Wilson, alter two Murray leading. I'n shincii class, Saturday cvciiinj:, : years ol h.ird sweating, is having an On the morning of September 7, Septimlur 17. This tnttrtainmcnt avsful time seeing Henry Ponder the Institute sessions were opened was j;ivin in the torin ot a utiiicr now. I'm wondering )ust where with "(communication and Hearing roast, and a brief uclcoinc was j^iv- d(ns this little I'reshman stand. and Speech Dilficulties,'' led by Dr. in in the Student Union Hiiiitiing. John K.evs, director. Speech and Soror Ik-tty Cial'incy we’conuii |oe .N. Wells didn't waste any Hearing (dinic. School of .\Ie-dicinc. the '^(1 Frosh and introduced all time with Hettve Lntl\ decorateil minds. Can uni help theni" Batchlor, consultant, and Mr. I. H, Culmina+e In Marriage home in .111 "open h(juse .ili.iir. hind the Science and .Xgriculiure Who got the idea that I'lorcnce (dover, leader; '‘Dete-etmg C.oni- just .IS a classroom in gr.imm.ir Iniikling. lor the 167 Ireshmen that During the suinnier vacation .1 .-\nna .\nderson w.is singing "l^ne munication Difiicultics."' Dr. John is tilled with "Ohs" when ihe came to Langston's canijuis trcm all group ot bre-athless “ I do's lent re.il S.i.k lilues - " She seems to be doing • Keys, cor.iultant, .Mrs. Theresia te.kher ,isks lor ,111 e\.un[dc ol .in p.irts ol the L'nited Stat-s to start a alright. ■Mocire, leader: "What Level ol signifieaiiu to over .1 ball do/en interiection. thus w.is ihe souiul ac- li)\ir-year se.irch lor a co!lej;e de­ c.mipus ninances. <,). I . \\ illiams h.’.s touiul some- ('ommumcation .\bilitv Ma\ W \ comp.lined h\ main iiiti r)ectioiis cree. .\fler the hiji hoii iire burneil 1'he couples wluT3 |ui\e .igreed to thii.g more interesting th.in L'oot- hxpect the Department of' Knglish .ind .uliectues e\pn.ssing delight iloup. to a heautilul bed ot coals, ball. 1 wonder it Doris llill is the to Impan to Our Students."’ .\Il^^ ■‘tor belter or tor worse" .ire I'.il.i ,iiid surprise .is we L.mgsiomtes ueiiurs \\cre passed out to be roast­ .\lcl-.lhanon ol Mc.\.lester aiul 1 leii c.iuse ol bis new interest' I lelen l-.dwards. consultant, .\lr, S, \iewetl the inttrior ot our presi ed, Along with these delicious hot ry IHoyd ol 1-ailaul.i; IV.irl ( ross ot Il vou want to hear a good argu­ 11. S'^'ttler. leader, aiui "(\inimuni- dent s home. dogs, cold pop was ser\ed. I’rague and Harolil \\'e s < ot Seiii- ment between two "Lose |-iirds" cation Through Hxtr.i t:urricul.ir 1 Iv president s home now b.is The Stutient C'ouncil planned a lUst go around laltve L (i.itlnev Instruments. With Special Reie-renct inole: (lennclla Smith ol Tulsa and s \er.il pseudoiuins — "the little l.iu n dance hut the urass was a bit lackie Herron 0! D.illas. 'liN.is; and Stuart Thomas. to ihe College Paper." Mr. K L. white liousc. "L.ingstim's pal.ice. ' too r.ill, and al;er the roast ng ol (iloria Johnson ol iieggs ,uid l.i- They till me that Captain Scobey W ooiison. director ol SuuJent Pub­ .md "ni,ins:oi'. on tlu lull .ire a tew ihe weiners. .Mrs. '1'. (). (i.'issom . IS looking u>r sdi.ii'one to "sweat." lications. and .M. C.ollcge. Sti’ l- I'rance Shaw nee ol ( )kl.ihoin.i ('i:\; ol the classil ic.itions gist n lo it b\ the new dorniiKjrv director at L'ni- I womler wh.r. Dorotlu Thomp­ water, ccnsultani. .Mr. (korgc jor- Mary N'euton ol ( )kl.ihoin.i (';t\ .idmiri I s. \ersit\ Women, chaperon-d the anti C’iareni.e |->ro\\ n ol (l.ilveston. son is doing ever;, evening between dan. leader. .'.moiig the inodrrn lOi". •. 'lences Ireshmen girls \vho jiltcrbugged to Texas: La\cr'iie i'fiwler ol TuK.i anil io:oi-. 1 ( )r is that )usi the o! the house ,ire list'd .1 uievision the luusic ol "|imm:e \’einlor " and and liminic Hilliard of Hillsb'iro, w .IV things are now - ) set and .1 deep-tree/.e unit. Pr was it ('happy's idea.' ) yi-.ir ten ol her suulents received ton's campus iloeseii't need more not you are a 49 should be understood hy every w’o- Unrepentant aw.iitmg public.ition. I t •nan. In this lies the mysterious t r a d e a n d i n d u s t r y It's little enough the ioy liiere is .\.n c\-(il. Dr. .Southall served l irst Semester 1948-1941^ charm of women who, though not and more than enough 'h-- sor­ twenty three months in the army. CiR.VND T( ^T.\L ist Sems. '4H- 49 beautiful, sometini!.s no longer 490 349 8^q row, He IS a member ol .-Mnha I’hi A l­ young, attract every man. I EN RO LLM LN T 11)49-1950 And tew are the dreams ot the hul pha Iraternity. and was wed hist 1 REGULAR COLLEGE — Horis J. Sokolov: or lass year to the lormer Kalhryn Ionian, ; I'irst Semester 1049-1950 ^8 The Achiivcmcnt of lluppincss 33<^ Which live to see tomorrow. of .-\rdmore, ( )klal oina. T W O YEA R t r a d e (Simon and Schuster) , I'irst Semester 1049-1950 6 1 7 It’s little enough the love there is t r a d e a n d INDUSTRY \ gcntlciTian is one who keeps And more than enough the lack, .\lmosl everything that is great 'First Siiiiester 1949-1950 59 g 6S his promises made to those who And there’s not a kiss I gave away, has been done by vouth. iiR .W l) T O T .\L 1st Sems. 1949-1950 .. . 450 345 795 cannot enforce them. W^hcn youn^, that I’d want hack! — Benjamin Disreah Total number of Freshmen first semester 1948-1949 _ ...... ^37 —Elbert Hubbard. — Eluabith-K lh n Lon^ Iro'n J he Hom e journal Total number of Freshmen first semester 1949-1950 ...... 212 THE UNIVtRSlTY PRESS OCTOBER, 1949

■ U K *0 U Lions Face Acid Test Witli Tennessee Oct.1 The l.angston Lions, who were tied tor second pl.icc coiit'erencc honors with Tc.xas College last yc.ir, will make their second appearance- ol the vear here at .\nderson I'iclJ lodav, when thev tackle ('oach Kean's "Fighting Tigers" trntn | Tennessee State C\)llege, The Langston si[uad is compoicd ol eighteen letternun and twenty- two holdovers troni last vear's te.iiti, Tsventy treshmen. including; a doz­ en who were on the all-star teams that playetl in ( )klahonia C!ity in late ,\ugust. number among the ‘ hopetuls. Co.ich C;avles' hig piohleni has been that 0! replacing three letter-' men :roni the K^'' team who did Lions in Action This Season not return hi\ause ol scholastic dit- tisuhii s These .irc Robert New- (k. ■ ' ! ■ f Jppfj’ll ’I I'iUit some, who w;is a great oMensive ( I,' 1. i i n c ‘.s(.i S t a t e I thri'.it last \e.ir, ,uui 15, C, (Iherry. I.IIKdlll I Il'M T-it\ )i i:t rsdii ('it\. \lo. an eiiti. i.ick |ohnson. last year's C'ollcj;! iorl W nrth iju.irterh.Kk .it Liwton. has heen Staitlii rn L iir.i rsits L.iiiUstor. shitted to tullhack in an cttort to < t 1 I liisloii I.anustuii replace New some, [ohnson playccJ Nn' -t \\ ■ K'\ ( .i)l!rj;c Tex.I*. tullhack III the school hoy all-star N>.'. I j Ark.iiiv.is Stall' ( l-.mu-'tdii ;game .iiul threw th'. " inning touch- THREE GOD'/^'h ER'; 11 idmcuHiiinu ) 'tlowii p.iss. "ZIP" GAYLES I ' r . i i r u \ it vv ( i’r.iirif \'aw . I.arniar l)esmuke, .Muskogee; St.iti L'm \tr'.it\ Vlusko^l'f Willi.mi I’urves. '\rdmure and I\ili1 Langs+on Mentor's lirooks. Spokane, Washington. ,irc AND HEAv'EN Race Hatred Defeats Jethroe to Wear waging a battle royal to determine Record Among who will repl.tce the terminal slot Detroit Lions 45-7 White Sox Uniform lett hy ('herrv. ( )ther vearling linc- Besi in Nation nv. n w ho are making a ravorable VA,' EY OF THE 'olANTS i Diuoit i.ioiis liaii(lic:i[iptd Sat’.iK'l Ii-tlirot . itu niosl lalkol C. F. ’Zip" (layles, head coach impression arc Willie W'edg;cworth, i>: ’hri't. <)l It'. .Ncj:ro alioui p !a ur iii tin. .Nlinur I.ia^'Ui.. and director ol athletics at Lang­ rii.K'taw, Imogene .Murray ot Still a n y n j v : c R c a n p l a ’ ;v. w 'u '.II .i:c; b', till' !’h i!a iii‘ \m ' 1 tn- pl.iMiv.: u iih ilu' W ’lutt Su\ ston Lniversity, was listed in w.iter .111(1 I lenrv l iUvards. ,-\rd- ... ! .i.ii-. ■ in N fu ( irkaiis nt'\t ;.iai "Who's Who" ot tootball coaches more. Tl,. I'l.un- l;oh .Maim. \l:ih- 1’ n rn n i- in an article released by a national (diaries Lt:w is, ioliet. Illinois, is MY DEAR SECRETARY ,i-„ o.hop;a\(.-c! ,1 An-..it:,.nal »!' ■* syndicate last Sunday. pushing .\nderson Sanders. Okla- •: l-l,M I’.ovvl Cl.ivsics in o ! K u i^t. .u.mKs and Since 1927 when he entered ' ' I ■-tdli n I k ' s i '', plaMcl \vitli the hom.i Citv and Winston Tollett. Mt: ( iIOOIIKS, hull,II).I I S coaching. (!aylcs coached teams .M.iiunal ti.iM uhlch is ^ ! u h Muskogee, at cjuarterhack, while . .ill.: 'I rij'lett. have won 112 games, lost 53 and K.r iir<’<'kl\II. I.K'k [ones. L.iwton. is reg.irdcd .is ' ,ii < I: 'A'ho p.aveil in tied 14, P A .r- A' I'rank L.im. (• iiiTal .Mana^'r the hest tirst vear man at h.dl back. .!! D.iH.is. Texas Duriiig the nineteen years he has lor tin. W'h tr S () \ tf.im. hail also Probable st.irters tor this game ,ni pcrrnitteil ti- j)la\ directed the athletic tortunes of s F.i.k Si.uliuin, jiiiisiik rcii i\io iiK.rc m pi i attrai will be Winston Toilet;, iju.irtcr- tidti!.. 1 arl i aliorii aiul lioh Thur­ hack; Lewis Wright and .\lbcrt Langston University, nis football t ni:;jht h.r.( Ih ii; ilit- man. I'uth l-'ahorn and Thurman Shoats. halibacks and .\lhert Ld- teams have won five conference tlii'S( [11.1 si.ips p!a\ed. an- Irdiii tin K.iiisaN (a’\ .Mdiiarch wartls. tullhack. Linemen who will chani[)ionships and have won sec- SjH ir: I ail'-. V. h(i lie I \ lui tiam. Diit !'i1(iri' th. i.’i'al tuuKi he hkels git the tirst call arc Thomas onil honors tour times. Within this !t, ui'ti the ^.1 nil 1 !r I’hila- clov (1 ihi- Ncm 'jo rk 'I’an kcis (tr.iv. center; .\ithur Walker and period (lavles-coached elevens have a ^i OC k ^ m il l io n s I'.ije- or I \Cl- li.\ T l)(iu::ht tlif tiMj anil .sent thitn to (^.il lohnson, guaids: Roscoe Sco- won two national championships. K! i) the \iv . ark I'ears. a lariii team ol bev, ca[HaJ!. and Weslev lloliiies. the ') ankeis. t.ukks; and ( )dell Thompson and ; licir t(i a NiiM li.rtiine tails Teachers Are Being OF THE Blue .\rnice lames, ends. n ^ .vith Ins svijtpDS'ii ^ilie M' The English Corner: \\'henevcr the Langston Lions Taught How To MY d e a r s e c r e t a r y - tit!;e nuliUiil hen. Troiihlt en and th.' Tennessee State Tigers Keep Students Awake ,,it - heti unknown rehitiscs ali Shakespeare and Keats meet it is always ,i good tight. n - m i.O . A SL'aiiiMe lor a shaft ot the lortimc. The intersectional flavor ot the .Now that it is autumn again, our • II "11.:;'. ‘ ;i:l' siit».l!l* '■ Ill .li! ciiil'- fiapiiiU. There isas a man named Shake.s- thoughts turn to school— perhaps peare who once, in a sonnet, '.vrote game has n'lade it a perennial tavor- I ■|ii-nrient. Hue to the wi/.irdr'. even 'o education. The question "Trouliled diat heaven with his ite among grid tans in this section. i- i ir.iMU I ■ . K ' i, I IS. n! Produeer \^’n trr Cli.irlcs IVaik- arises how are we going to remain liootless cries ' as he wished he were This will mark the sixth consecu­ Ww,;. r... .iiui ,■ M'.i'iih f.ist this IS enier- awake in cur classcs,' Will it be 1 ol some ol tlu. ^itis ot his tive vear that these two te.inis have V : ■. • - • t.i though penis.li oi the plot necessary to give the teachers a h.iikneved. contemporaries. Now \ou ha\e to met, If • ,; . :.i.: \i ' a niaki It ajipt’.ir course in "How to Keep Students scratch sour hi ad .t^shile to rei.iem- The records show that tootball ■■-V' (':■ ilu lontiarv, the Mines are so .\wake.'" Such a course has been r;ttin and pcrlorm eil and the >"i> ^>' his conttm porarics, relationshijis betwei n these two in­ •|i ■■■ h. ■ ■ i:A. t:'( adopted by a middle western uni­ stitutions bega.'i in 1944, the first i : ' • ! :r;i !,d h.. - -i M'iiCr _ -.0 am using that it . arries the | T •' tallow named lohn versity. The objectives ot this coursc .'imtest heing plaveil in Oklahoma . .. _ : ' ■ ■ I :;' ;: I ^ 1 r. ,ui he nse a lo im o n its a w n r o ll e r - ! ‘>s his e p ita p h ; arc to teach prospective teachers ('itv which ended in ,1 7 to ~ tie. :■ ■ 'n.ir ti .<- average college student is serious I'riir, ol a u ill ha\e in] to all sort i State has heate'i the L.i-^ns hy large these days and getting more so. He I In his tirst liirectorial etfort. Rich- tnargins; 27-0. in 1046; ^3-0. in (,! tno\;v s'UKilions and in this c.ist does not need to be entertained. It jarti iiavdn ha5 iloiie a splendid jfjli. INTERESTING ???? ' 1047: and 45-0 in 194S. It IS . onn'd\ cotiihininu the t.iliiits iT'he names, the acth'li' anil the sheer .n i i i i seems thnt this change has been (■: I'reiiiti pl.i\u riuht jasijues I >a' '• . II I ,L ' . ,i,„ * students anil tacultv w ho I Coach "Zip" (Jayles and his staff brought about partly by the former tun shoiilii senil thiin to vour the- . i « t n ih.ivc really put the boys through the and Si reen writers ("i.irlc-s i'iracketr I appeared in or saw .Mrs. i.ucille servicemen in college classes. W'hat- and Kul'.ard 1.. Hr'Cii. Thi- usual ' ______jones’ tine production ot .Moliere's , paces in preparing for this crucial cver is the cause for this wonderful I’raikrtt touiiies make the aiulunic play “The Iinaj^inary Invalid" [grid test. change is has improved the whole ior^et .ifi\ structural weaknesses ('.ounty (^onst.ible; Pardon. Miss. i rr.ight he interested to know the .So for all the facts follow the tone of tht college classroom. .ind skini aloiiLT with entcrtainnii'tit hut sw iinminp ain't allowed in this celebrated I'rench playwright ilicu crowd “Behind the Gyrn,” The servicemen who arc attend­ etiL;end,ired t's .itnusiiiL; scencs and lake, on the stage. He was playing the ing college are serious of purpose, top-ratc perlorm.iiK'Cs In i'>arry C'aty .Miss; Why didn't you tel! title role in his own comedy "The It's a great pity that things regular in class attendance, and f'it/uer,il(', ,Mont\ \\'c)olley. Ilka ,me bet'ore I ^ot iindrc',.!”.! Imaginary Invalid" when he was weren’t so arranged that an empty more interested in the content of (Ti.ise and I )orothv St'cknev. ('ountry ('oiistalile: \\’ell, there striken on Febriiarv 17, if>7?. I head like an empty stomach, courses than in marks. Because of C ast. |(jhn I.uml. \S aiuia I !tn- ain't any law against undressing. i wouldn't let its owner rest until he them the college playboy is no dri\, Ikirri I-u/j,'cr.ilil. — Reprinted from The time to make friends is be­ put something in it. more. The attitude of the whole Plot' .'\ vounj; tellow' impersona The iMdtes Home Journal. fore vou need them. ' — OUn Miller. student body is changing.