MAV 16 1927
, i O iiiC A t LAWRENCE WELCOMES YOU! . í ü i í Á f í V T h e La w r e n t ia n LAWRENCE COLLEGE, APPLETON, WML Friday, May IS, 1927 VOL. XLIV. Number 54. Faculty Members Meet Two Plays Presented First Night With Appleton Rotary Charter For At Sunset Meeting Lawrence Is Host To High Dr. David H. Stevens of the Uni An enthusiastic reception by mem versity of Chi*ago. who graduated New Honorary bers of the Sunset club was given Ray School Athletes Tomorrow Of Festival Richards’ one-act play, “ Larry**, at from Lawrence College with the class of 1906, spoke at a joint meeting of its initial presentation in the Little Students Take Lead In Enter Eight Schools To Enter Track the Rotary club and the male mem Gub Granted Theatre Wednesday evening. The taining Visitors To Val Meet—150 Schools Send Draws Crowd playlet, which was originally entitled bers of the faculty of Lawi cnee at ley Meet Representatives Hotel Northern Tuesday evening. His “ The Man Who Came Back”, was Phi Sigma Iota, National Ro produced under the direction of Soloists And Schola Cantorum subject was “ The College and the A plea for all Lawrefttian men and Tomorrow, in the celebration of the Gladys Rydeen, ’28, assisted by Her Town.** mance Language Fraternity women to put their shoulders to the first annual High School Day, Law Please Audience On bert Weber, ’29, stage manager and He mentioned two things which Enters Campus wheel in order to make Saturday’s rence College welcomes to the campus Opening Night Verel Knaup, ’28, makeup. have recently distinguished Lawrence program the success that advance in approximately two hundred and fifty college in the scholastic world: the Lawrence College has been granted 44Columbine **, a short skit by an From the opening strains of the dications have laid down for it, was high school athletes from high schools recognition given Mme. Seluimann- a chapter of Phi Sigma Iota, a nation other author, was enacted by Agnes made by Dan Hardt, *26, in convoca stately, rich chorus, “ Hail Bright of Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan, and Hcink in conferring the degree of al honorary Romance language soci Hubertv, ’28, and Eunice Davis, ’27. Abode** of Wagner’s “ Tannhauser ** tion Thursday. Hardt also outlined Minnesota. About one hundred and doctor of musk, and the change to ety, and elections to the new organiz At the business meeting whuh fol to the closing bars of the trio from the program of events for Saturday, fifty prep institutions will be repre the six day school. Dr. Stevens also ation have already been made from lowed the two presentations, Richards which gets under way with the high the last act of Gounod's “ Faust”, sented, and according to the commit praised the two-campus plan for the the senior and junior classes. was unanimously elected to member school track meet at nine o’clock that tee ¿n charge, every effort is being last night’s performance, the first one ship in the Sunset club. college, which is now under way. The honorary society, which has morning. made to make their stay on the cam of the May Music Festival, was an “ Larry” is a brief sketch of a He suggested that a technical lab nine < hapters throughout the country, The track meet will be preceded by pus an enjoyable one. exhibition of artistic, melodious, and ne-er-do-well who, following some oratory at Lawrence for the purpose was founded in 1922 a t Allegheny a meeting of coaches from Manito In anticipation of the event, an colorful singing. years of roaming the country, returns of studying the industries peculiar to College, Meadvilel, Pennsylvania. It woc, Appleton, East and West Green elaborate program of entertainment The schola cantorum, a mixed to his home town to see his former the Fox River valley would make the now includes chapters which are lo Bay, Marinette, Sheboygan, Fond du has been prepared, and it is hoped chorus of one hundred and seventy- sweetheart, and is met in a decidedly college outstanding in the country. cated at Allegheny College, Pennsyl Lac and Oshkosh high schools at that every visitor wi 11 enjoy every live voices under the direction of uncongenial manner by her uncle. The President Wriston gave a brief talk vania State College, Worster College, Whiting field. At this meeting busi moment of his stay. Athletic events Dean Carl J. Waterman, did some of plot of the play is well developed, after Dr. Stevens’ address, stating Ohio; State University of Iowa, Il ness of a routine nature relating to will feature the schedule, but in ad its best singing of the year in its ren and it adds another mark to original that the physical laboratory suggest linois Wesleyan University, Beloit the track meet will be cleared up. dition there will be social functions, dition of the opening chorus, “ Hail Lawrence dramatic attempts. ed is soon to become a reality. College, and Lawrence. Lunch at Brokaw hall for all visit and an evening program in the ltright Abode’’. The contrasts in The following cast presented The purpose of the society as stated ing athletes will be held at 12 o’eock Chapel. This day is the first of its tone and rhythm were especially good “ L arry ” : in its constitution is “ the recognition according to George Niedert, chair kind ever attempted at Lawrence, and while all was artistically worked up 01(1 Ironsides Day In Larry, John Walter, ’29; Stearns, of outstanding ability and attainment man of the committee in charge. Talks if it is a success it will be made an to a great climax of volume and Convocation Program Arthur Mueller, ’29; Marie, Lucille in Romance languages and literatures, by Dr. H. M. W riston, and Mark Cat- annual event. rhythm. Smith, ’27; Mac, Victor Quant, ’28; the stimulation of advance work and lin, football coach, will be given as H. S. Track Meet The sonorous and romantic “ Bar The achievements of Old Ironsides and Walter, Oscar Fredriksen, ’30. research in this field, and the promo a part of the luncheon program. Tomorrow morning, at nine o’clock, carolle” from the “ Tales of Hoff from the time it was launched in the “ Larry” is to be presented before tion of sentiment and amity between All visiting high school students in conjunction with the event, the man” was well-received by the audi Boston Bay still spattered with the the Lawrence student body in convo our own nations and the nations using will be given passes to the Lawrence- Fox River Valley High Schocd confer ence. Good variety and shading w'ere Madeira wine that christened it, on cation within the near future, it has these languages.** Beloit track meet, to be held at 1:30 ence track meet will be held at Whit evidenced in the rendition of “ Italia through the numerous battles from been announced. Saturday afternoon. At 5:30 o’clock ing Field. This meet is s]>oiisored an The charter moinliers of this new Beloved** from Donizetti’s “ Lucre- which it emerged victorious, up to the dinner will be served at the eight nually by the college, and seven organization at Lawrence are Dr. zia Borgia”. “ Chorus of Piers’* present day, were related by Dr. J. B. campus fraternity houses for the eight teams, members of the valley league, Louis C. Baker, Miss Charlotte Lor I)r. Wriston Speaks To from Sullivan’s opera “ Iolanthe’* MacHarg when Old Ironside Day was hi^h school track teams and coaches. will compete. The schools entered are enz, Miss Elizabeth Mt-Conkey, Miss was stirringly sung by a male chorus celebrated in chapel Wednesday Rotary and Teachers All Lawrentiaii8 are strongly urged East and West Green Bay, Appleton, Jessie M. Fate, and Mins Mary Den- of sixty voices. morning. to be in attendance at 6:30 o’clock. Manitowoc, Marinette, Oshkosh, and Soloists The old ship, then called the Con yes. President H. M. W riston filled two Saturday evening at the chapel, Fond du Lac. The soloists, Madame Mvrna Shar- stitution, first gained f:ime when it The seuiors honored by election to speech engagements last Wednesday. where a brief program has been ar This Jieet is the culminating event low, soprano of the Chicago Opera defeated an English vesfrel in a race Phi Sigma Iota are Eunice Davis, He addressed the Menasha Rotary ranged for the visitors. of a series of contests held through company; Forrest Laniont, tenor of near San Domingo and won for' its Richland Center; Helen Diderrich, club that noon, and appeared at a Winners of the morning events will the season between the various mem the Chicago Opera Company; and commander, Issac Hull, a cask of Ma and Leona Palmbach, Appleton; and banquet of the Teachers’ club of Iron be presented with their awards at this bers of the conference, and according Joseph Royer, leading baritone of deira wine. Herbert Wester, Plymouth. The juni Mountain, Michigan, in the evening. time, and a number of Lawrence yells to performances already given, com Gallo Sim Carlo Opera company, pre New honors, the capture of a ors elected are Amy Howser, Apple will be given and songs sung. The petition should be very keen. Sever sented their arias, duets, and trios ia French privateer, the Sandwich, off ton, and Lola Payne, Wisconsin Rap Students Will Give Lawrence glee club w’ill then present al conference records are in danger true professional and artistic style. San Domingo, without the loss of a ids. its “ Firelight Scene**—that group of of being lowered, and interest is also Mr. Royer, tenor, was at his best man, victories at Tangier, triumphs Only five [»ercent of students taking Wood Wind Recital popular and well known songs which centering on the continuation of sev in his solo, “ Largo A1 Factotum** in the Tripolitan war when, after per third year language or above are to scored such a distinct hit in the home eral individual duels between ath from Rossini’s “ Barber of Seville’*. sistent blockades, the Barbary pirates be elected, and elections are based A wood wind instrument recital is concert. The club will sing under the letes of the various schools. His displayed great tonal range, fleet- were humbled and taught new lessons upon unusual interest in the Romance to be given Monday evening at Pea direction of Dean Carl Waterman. The most interesting of these pri ness of diction, and melodic quality. of the freedom of the seas, followed Languages and high scholastic at body hall by students from the stu Following the meeting in chapel, vate feuds should be staged between Madame Sharlow’s rendition of her in quick succession. tainm ent. dio of Mr. Orville J. Thompson. Col open house will be held at the fra Crabbe of West Green Bay, Johnson aria from Girodano’s “ Andrea Chen- Some of the most exciting events The alumni members of the local lege students who will play in the re ternity houses for the visiting ath of Appleton, and Moistner of Osh ier” was characterized by tonal opu in the career of the old veteran oc chapter have not been selected as yet, i-ita! are Roger Benedict, Walter letes. The entire program has been kosh, in the 100 yd. dash. Any one lence and dramatic fervor. Mr. La curred during the war of 1812. As a but announcements regarding them Voecks, Carol Crowell, and Lola arranged by a special committee, con of the three can step the ceaturv in mont, baritone, proved his musician ship of peace, during the years fol will be mqde soon. Payne. sisting of George Niedert, ’28, chair 10:5 or better, and an exciting race ship, and artistic skill in his presenta lowing this war, as a training ship at man; R. J. Watts, Otis Weinkauf, *27, seems probable. Other events where tion of another aria from the same Annapolis during the Civil war, and Ray Fink, ’27, Carl Thompson, ’28, high water marks are likely to go to opera. finally as an exhibit, the gallant frig Psych Students Meet Love and Dan H ardt, ’26, Fred Trezise, F. W. smash are the discus, high hurdles, The great duet from Puccini’s ate rounded out her eventful years. Clippinger, A. L. Franzke, and George 220-vd. dash, half mile run, and the Christoph. The committee has been “ Madame Butterfly** by Madame The way she grips patriotic imag Threats In House Of Living Dead half mile relay. , working in cooperation with the “ L ” Sharlow and Mr. Lamont was an out ination is evinced by the enthusiasm Strong Competition A group of Lawrence students ran etics, dementia praecox, and maniacs. club. standing number because of the w’ide with which the country is going about As far as individual strength is the gamut of everything from loving Another chap came ujt — “ bothered range of voice, the blending of qual the project of rebuilding her. Pic concerned, competition seems strong embraces to threats of being put “ be with delusions of persecution**, said Dr. Griffiths Points ity, and the sympathy of delivery. tures of Old Ironsides were sold in est between Appleton and Manitow’oe, hind the bar” when they visited The I)r. Griffiths,—and resenting his in The trio from “ Faust**, the most stir the lobbv after convocation. Out Causes For Suicides with West Green Bay, last year’s ring and best known operatic trio, Northern State Hospital for the In quisitors questions, threatened the meet winners, not far behind. Apple was admirably sung by the artists. sane at Oshkosh last week. Ad professor with imprisonment as soon “ We do not hit the point at all ton has an edge in the field events, “ Sextette” From “ Lucia” Read “ Enoch Ardep” To vanced students of psychology, under as “ the military forces arrive**. A when we blame the colleges for the while Manitowoc is strong in the dis One of the most pleasing numbers English Club Guests the guidance of Dr. J. H. Griffiths, little later he apparently felt that a epidemic of suicides”, said Dr. J. H. tances and in the relays. The best of the entire program was the “ Sex experienced a host of unique inci lonely punishment would be too much Griffiths in a speech at convocation individual performer in the confer dents, some humorous, some pathetic, for a harmless professor so he agreed Tuesday. “ Statistics prove that ence to date has been Johnson of Ap tette” from “ Lucia**, by a group Miss Lucile Weltv will read Ten during their visit to the “ house of to send the entire class along for com the proportion of suicides among col pleton. He has taken at least two consisting of Madame Sharlow, Mr. nyson’s “ Enoch Arden”, with Dr. the living dead”. pany. lege students is not at all large in firsts in all meets he has entered this Lamont, Mr. Royer, Mr. Carl MeKee, James Mursell playing the Strauss Ushered into the hospital chapel, comparison with that of other people year, and last week in the conference Mr. John Phillips, and Miss Dora Ef- music for it, at a guest meeting of When the students entered the the twenty timorous coeds and half of the same age.** relays at Manitowoc he captured firsts lin. English club Wednesday evening, women’s ward it was at once evident as many, scarcely less timorous, Pointing out that the difficulty is in three events. This afternoon the second event of May 25, at the home of Mrs. A. J. In that the Lawrence he-man has not “ eds” tried to compose themselves caused by emotional maladjustment, The events of the meet, and en the festival, a program especially for gold, 837 East College avenue. About lost his attractiveness in recent years. children, is to be given. The Minne as they waited to interview the pa he stated that if there is au adequate tries are as follows: sixty guests have been invited to One prominent fraternity man was 120-yd. high hurdles: M arinette, apolis Symphony orchestra will play tients. Their first “ visitor** proved solution to the problem it lies in that hear the program. forced to ward off the attentions of Kohlraan; East Green Bay, Jansen, to be a* genial young man who chatted direction. at this time, while a chorus of two English club holds two guest meet an amorous patient. He succeeded Schumacher, Newtols; West Green cheerfully for several minutes and “ When you have an individual Bay, Gallenberger, Herber; Appleton, hundred Appleton school children, un ings during the year, one in the notably. Another, wandering about made persistent allusions to “ the who carries his feelings on the out Stecker, Steinberg, Tvans; Fond du der the direction of Dr. E. L. Baker spring and one in the fall. At this with a coed on his arm was beseeched dirty shirt, the handkerchief and the side, there you have a potential sui Lac, Stepnoski, Musolf; Oshkosh, Sie- of the conservatory, will sing. meeting the officers for next year will to “ save me, save me” by one of wart, Otto, Janda; Marinette, Tows- pillow-case.** Apparently he under cide,** he continued. Tonight is ehoral and symphony be installed. the fair ladies. At the same time the ley, Kasten. 100-yd. dash: M arinette, stood* that lie was in a collegiate a t lie enumerated some of the causes Cohen, Oseth; East Green Bay, Klaus, night, and will be the last program coed vouchsafed an identical request, mosphere and desired to converse given by the press and others for the LaBelle, Shekore; West Green Bay, of the festival. The Minneapolis and, placing his college first, he yield Sophomore Dance Postpone} with the students in a jargon they student suicides, among these reasons Crabbe, Steeno; Appleton, Johnston; Symphony will present a concert at ed and hearkened to the latter ap- Fond du Lac, Bishop, Lang, Hill; The sophomore dance which was could understand. As he rose to go, being the study of philosophy and be this time and the schola cantorum, peal. Incidentally, as the group left Oshkosh, Moistner, Paine, Postl; scheduled to be held tomorrow night he extended his hand to one of the havioristic psychology. 4 4 People must Manitowoc, Fricke, Krush. accompanied by the orchestra, will the women’s ward, Dr. Griffith was has been called off, it was announced party in a gracious farewell gesture, find a reason for things and the kind 440-vd. dash: Marinette, Peterson; sing “ Hiawatha’s Departure** by required to vouch for the identity and today by Harry Lowry, president of and then bending over kissed him of an excuse that they fall back on East Green Bay, W. Collard, N. Col- Coleridge Taylor. Bernard Ferguson, sanity of every coed before the at lard, Newtols; West Green Bay, Han the class. Conflict with the -high soundly on the cheek. At that, the is their particular prejudice,** he baritone, is to appear as soloist in tendants could let them out. And son, Sharpe; Appleton, McAllister, school athletic program was feared, coeds exhibited immediate signs of said .. Rooney, Liese; Fond du Lac, Zangl, this program. still some ¡»eople say the college girl as well as w’ith several other affairs interest and one of them was heard to He pointed out that the problem is Hartman, Bingen; Oshkosh, Durant, is different. slated for the same evening. murmur “ Almost as good as a Gam.” one of scientific analysis of the in Janda, Tadych; Manitowoc, Fischl, Skoracky, Kasten. Half Mile: Mar All “ L” and numeral man are Realizing, then, the hospitality of It is said that insanity is only a dividual case, and concluded, “ when inette, Bash ford, Goldberg, Paris; requested to wear their sweaters LOST—Key ring with 8 keys outside the people whom they were visiting, matter of degree. Ask the class in we use this method we are on the way East Green Bay, Coel, Konowalski, on Saturday, High School Day. the gymnasium. Please return to the students at once became more at abnormal psychology. They know to a successful attack on the prob- W. Becker, West Green Bay, Rayome, Miss Wisner. ease. They chatted easily with par now. (Continued on Page 4) 2 THE LAWRENTIAN Friday, May 13, 1927 he awrentian “ Homiletic Review” T L ■í j ü ÆÊ Prints Student’s Talk V. C H R I 8 T E X S E N ...... Editor-in-Chief “ Friendship”, a talk given recent FORREST W. MUCK Business Manager ly at Menasha by Randall Penhale, E ditorial MARY G R E G O R Y ...... News Editor ’28, has been accepted for publication Every Day In PHIL RUNDQUIST ...... Headlines and Makeup by the “ Homiletic Review”, an in GRACE H A N N A G A N ...... Copy Editor ternational journal of religion, philos Hello, everybody! ophy, and theology. The talk, which Every Way Sporta Naturally by that, we mean these E d i t o r ...... 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It’s: The Lawrence college class in li Reportorial Horse and wagon, brary science is doing practice work Ramona Fox Bertha Greenberg Arthur Mueller at the Appleton high school library Jim Ford Margaret Joalyn Anna Marie Perschbacher Horse and wagon, Elsa Grimmer Mildrea Ellwood Alvin Lang Team! Team! Team! under the direction of Miss Ruth Jack Rudolph Meredith Bandy Jack Walter * * • Mielke, ’14, high school librarian. Marjory Loekard Francis Nemaeheck The boys under orders were putting Dr. Youtz in Yosemite Business Staff on a stunt, and some of the actives BURTON BEH LIN G ...... Assistant Business Manager Dr. and Mrs. Louis A. Youtz are crowded so closely about that the Bertha Chudacoff Orville Haffermsn Maurice Peerenboom now visiting the Yosemite National rest of the actives could see nothing. Irwin Wensink Arthur Mueller Jamee Plata Park, according to word received Edgar Koch Oscar Fredrikaen Jeannette Spahr Came a voice from the rear: “ Down here bv Professor Florence Stouder. Grace Smith Sylvia Solinger ______in front! ’' Sniders Restaurant “ Down nothing,” replied the Dr. Bagg Collects Fossils “ crumbs”, “ Them’s whiskers.’ * Dr. Rufus M. Bagg spent the week CONSISTENT QUALITY OUR’PLATFORM * * * end at Ephraim collecting fossils. THE DRAMATIC INTERLUDE Professor William A. McConagha ac Loyalty To Lawrence Hack: companied him. Sunset Players are to present two Better Inter-Group Relations one-act plays—“ The Man Who Came Non-Partisan Elections Back and “ The Girl Who Slipped. There’s a connection there some Gradual Extension/ Student c Government where, and it all goes to prove that “ You Never (’an T ell“ . Hugo. WELCOME TO LAWRENCE _ * # * The Bride-To-Be Hugo also wdnts to know who is Saves One-Half Printed words of welcome, whether you find them on a sign this guy Exchange who writes so board just outside the city limits, or in the editorial column ot* the much for the clymn. 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College Avenue Friday, May 13, 1927 THE LAWRENT1AN 3 Twins Star In Dash Events May 21 Is Selected Beloit Track Harwood Fire Brick and Clay—Fancy As Date Of Annual Fireplace Brick Squad Is Next W. A. A. Field Day Studio Ideal Lumber & Coal Co. Track, Tennis and Baseball Con 2i Tears tke Standard Blue Opponent tests Scheduled on Wom B. W. Getschow, Mgr of Excellence GASOLINE - en’s Sport Program FU EL OIL Whiting Field Is Scene of Dual Appleton, Wis. Meet Tomorrow After A track and field meet, two cham pionship tennis matches, and a cham noon pionship baseball game will be the Compliments of features of the W.A.A. Field day on ('oaeh t'hristoph’s traek team will Dr. C. Perschbacher Saturday, May 21, at W hiting Field. meet l»< loit college in the seeond DENTIST r dual m w t f>f the year at Whiting Every class will enter at least four 425 Insurance Bldg. Field Saturday afternoon. Visiting persons in eai h event. athletes from the Fox River Valley The program will include the 50- BUR T’S conference and other high schools of \ard dash, javelin throw, basketball the state an«l nearby states w;I! be throw, 60-yard hurdles, baseball Basing Sport Home-Made the guests of the “ L ” club and ath throw, lfoO-yard dash, standing broad letic board. jump, running high jump, and 440- Shop Beloit lost its first meet of the year vard class relay race. Miss Vanne- Athletic Equipment, Gym Candies Equipment, Sport Clothes last Saturday to the strong Cornell niau of the Appletou Women’s club college s<|uad, 78 to 52. The Blues will be the chief judge of the meet, 121 E. COLLEGE AVENUE Ice Cream also lost their first meet to Marquette the referee of the tenuis matches, and by practically the same count, 78*_» the umpire of the baseball game. to 51 ; 4 A fter the track and field meet, the Lunches inasmuch as Beloit was able to gar winners in the inter-class tennis semi The Coffee ner 52 points against the Cornell “ Don” Hyde “ Doug” Hyde finals will clash for first place and the mm— HHIIMMIIIII—imWHHMIHIIIimtHtHHHnUIHHIHI squad, it appears that they will offer corresponding twenty points toward Soaked strenuous opposition in the meet here the Wisuer cup. At the same time, out in their half of the initial round The Biscuit DANCING Saturday. However, Coach Christoph Theta Phi’s Drub the winning runner-ups will play for and »ewed up the ball game by bag and his men are confident of giving second place for their class and the It was Mill 11...... Psi C’his 8 to 1 ging a quintet of scores. They added Beloit a real battle. accompanying fifteen points. one h i the second and single tallies in As in the meet last Saturday, it is When the tennis matches are fin Still smarting under their 20 to 0 the fourth and fifth, just by way of BUSTER expected that “ Don” and “ Doug** ished, the championship baseball Hyde, McConnell, and Captain Hipke defeat at the hands of the Phi Ka)« making a good job of it. Score: game will be staged. The class win BROWN will carry off the individual scoring last week, the Theta Phis rebounded Burt’s ning this game will receive fifteen Wednesday afternoon, and, flaying RHE honors. points toward the cup. Comparison of the time and re- good ball behind Remmel, trounced Psi Chi Omega 1 0 0 0 0 0 0— 1 4 9 Following the baseball game, all *sulis of the two schools in their re the Psi (’his, 8 to I. The game was Theta Phi ...... 5 1 0 I 1 0 x—8 9 7 Candy Shop the girls who entered any track or The spective meets last Saturday seem to the only contest played in the Greek Batteries: Psi Chis — Leader and field events, played tennis in the class APPLETON and NEENAH indicate that the 100 yard and 220- wheel so far this week. James; Theta Phis — Remmel and S. C. Shannon Co. tournaments, or played on any base yard dashes, mile run, 440-yard run, Reiumel pitched good ball for the drove. Wholesale Grocers ball team will have a picnic supper two mile run, and half mile run will Theta Phis, holding the Psi <’his to Rain, falling Sunday night and part together. y = r be < lose events. The time in these four scattered bingles, while his of Monday, washed out the other two events is practically the same. mates lit into Leader for nine blows. ball games scheduled this week. The these games will probably lie played The results would further indicate Errors were frequent, due to the slip Psi Chi-Phi Kap game, scheduled for off sometime next week. that Lawrenee should win the 120- pery field, still showing the effects of Monday, was called off when a heavy League Standings vard high hurdles, shot put, low hur two days’ drenching. Both hurlers shower began to fall about one-thirty, Team W L Pet. dles, pole vault and high jump. Be walked a half dozen men, while a like while the cold weather following this Peerless National Laundry Sigma l'l li Epsilon .. o 0 1.000 loit seems to hold the advantage in number from eacli team lacerated the spree of Jupe Pluve and the soaked Phi Kap||>a Alpha ...... 1 0 1.000 the discus and javelin. ethereal microbes. condition of Brandt Park forced the 99 Delta lot a ...... __I 0 1.000 Lawrence will be further strength Hunter crossed the plate with the D.I.’s and Phi Taus, contenders for We Serve Those Who Care Theta 1*1li ...... «... o 1 .667 ened this week by the addition of lone Psi Chi tally in the first, but Tuesday honors, to leave their apple Beta Sigi ma Phi ...... 1 I .500 several freshmen who were ineligi thereafter Remmel didn’t give them a knockers in the moth balls and fight ble tor the Marquette meet. Some of I'hi Kap]pa Tau ...... 0 I .000 One Block From College Campus look at home. The Thetas stepped it out around the stove. Both of 2 the freshmen who will take part in Psi (’hi Omega ...... 0 .000 the meet Saturday are Wolf and Ro Delta Sigma Tau ...... 0 .000 han, who will be entered in the mile, Pinkerton and Kohan in the two mile i!llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllill)tll!IIIIHIIIII!IIIIHIIHllllHlllilllll|||!ll!|||illiH||H||||||||||||[ll|||||||||H||||||i!|[H||iüj||||!ji| run, and Cannon in the high hurdles. This is the last chance that Law CLOTHES rence students will have to see the 1927 track team in action, as the next And Cut to Order contest is the state meet which will be held at Lake Forest. ESTABLISHED ENGLISH UNIVERSITY STYLES, TAILORED OVER YOUTHFUL Blue Netmen Meet CHARTS SOLELY TOR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE IN THE UNITED STATES. Marquette Today • • This Friday Lawrenee meets a formidable foe in tennis when they play M arquette in a series of matches. The personnel of the Marquette team is the same as last year, except that it has lost Chapman, who last year Salta and Topcoat* * * won the state championship in singles For Formats against George LaBorde, a member of •40, *45, *50 the Lawrence team. in a match played in Milwaukee Gold and Silver Kid, Paisley, Red and last year Lawrence defeated Mar Blue Patent Kid and Satins. quette quite decisively, but this year there are only tw’o letter men back so n«» predictions eau be made. The men who will play for Law For Semi-Dress and Street IVear rence are Heideman, Hanke, Parker and Robson. Heideman and Hanke Parchment Kid. Rose Blush Kid, Grey are the two letter men anti are paired off in the doubles. Owing to the bad Kid, Patent Kid and Dull Kid. weather conditions the Lawrence men have had little time to smooth over F BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT the “ rough spots" brought out in the Ripon match last week. F OUR STORE IS THE For Sports fV
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