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a ^ . .->■ cVySf^.:.^ ■■■'■■, Z, ...x t j ,■) ... , _. : ^ .'V- % The *MButler | >. „V •;.-; i Collegian« r n m A Z * v * i -miO b n A VOL. 65 Indianapolis, Indiana Ttiursday, September 1% 1952 No. S Ross OKs Student Union Board During the waning weeks of August several national maga­ zines make All-American predic­ Dig Away Jordan College tions far the coming football Alphabetical Rotation Plan season .When you stop to think about this, it seems incredible T-alro Grows Gives Boldman Prexy Seat that out of the thousands of Lista Seven New players, the eleven best could be Staff M embers The Student Union constitution has been passed by Pre­ selected before the season starts. Seven new appointments to sident Ross and the new Student Union Board of John Whist­ Red Orange Tells How On Campus Butler’s -Jordan College o t ler Atherton center will assume duties as soon as the elected The immortal Red Grange tells Ice skating on the campus delegates meet. Music staff were announced how its done h) the October is­ may be a reality to Butler stu­ Wishing the board good luck, President Ross awarded sue of a national magazine. dents when the garden lake, Tuesday. the group $100 for operating expenses. Grange inked many records as now under construction, is com­ Appointments include Evelyn The constitution, which sets up A. a halfback for Illinois during the pleted soon. Even if this- sport A. Gott, who will teach piano; ’20’s and since then has broad­ is not allowed, it will no doubt Pharmacy - AROTC the Board, was the outgrowth cast football consistantly. still be the most active dunking William Moody, «percussion in­ of several organized and in­ Let’s say your an outstanding spot at other times for trouble­ strument instructor; Allen Jef­ Change Announced dependent students who felt that high school player. If you have some actives, pinless men, and fries, WIRE newscaster, radio; there was a need for consolidated All-American aspirations, then naughty Frosh. Marti Knauer, cello and piano; Butler university pharmacy activity on the part of the But­ students who are enrolled in Air there are five conditions that The 1 % acre lake was begun Dr. Harold E. Johnson, library ler students, alumni, and faculty must A ist if your dreaikb are in July and will ptobably be and musicology; Harold Leamon, ROTC will benefit from the new in toe operation of Atherton to come true. finished sometime in October, ac­ instructor in popular piano and plan announced by Dr. Karl center. First, enroll at a big school. cording to Arthur Lindberg, electric organ; and Carol Hedges, Kaufman, dean of the college. Stamp of Approval You’ve got to be noticed. Grange superintendent of building and instructor in piano. Since there are no electives These students first presented says 99% of the All-Americans in the pharmacy curriculum it groftnds . _ Dr. Johnson was a former the constitution to the student come from big schools like Notre has been necessary for those The crescent-shaped lake is member of the staffs of the Council before the spring vaca­ Dame,, Navy and teams that be­ students to attend every sum­ in the process of excavation in (Library of Congress and the tion last year. Passed then by long to the “fast” conferences. mer session to keep up with the wooded section between the New York Public Library. He toe Student Council, but vetoed There hasn’t been a small school maey majors graduate in fleldhouse and Sweeney chapel. has also taught at Oberlin col­ by the Council sponsors, the All-American since 1941. Gift of J. L Holcomb their class. Therefore, most phar- constitution was finally passed Must Be A Winner lege. Dr. Johnson has recently The lake is J . ' I. Holcomb’s returned from France where he August instead of the spring officially by the Council at toe Second, play on a winning commencement. second contribution toward the studied under a Fulbright grant. last meeting of the year. team. Since everyone follows a An alternate course has been beautification of Butler campus. Miss Gott received her M.M. Now that it has been given the winner, that means more atten­ prepared by the pharmacy col­ It will adjoin the garden house degree in piano from Syracuse OIK by President Ross, elected tion is focused on your talents. lege to allow the students to of Holcomb gardens. university. Mrs. Hedges, Miss delegates will meet to form plans Like all rules these have ex­ follow the ROTC program . Over 2 million gallons of well Knauer and Bordner all have for toe greater student and fac­ ception. Stanford during ’50 had water will flow hourly over a According to Col. Ben K. ulty participation in toe opera­ . a losing season, but still end had previous training at Jordan U nine feet high water fall in 'the college. Armstrong, professor of Air tion of toe center. , .t*' Bill McColl made All-American. center of the lake. A dam sep­ Science and Tactics at Butler, Alpha Chi’s First - Third, you need a good pub­ Leamon has studied at four arates the tow sections of the the services have authorized Delegates on the Board to licity man. A man who can build lake, which will reach a depth music schools including Mt. commanding officers to hold a you from an outstanding fresh­ Union college ,the Cleveland represent the organized students of 7 feet in some places. - student cadet on “open contract” and Trinon were to be elected man into an All-American by Other Features Institute of Music, Mannes Music for a period of one year. the time you are a senior. school and Julluard School of last night at their weekly meet­ Holcomb has planned walks This means that such stu­ ing. Connie Boldman, Alpha Chi, Charley Callahan of Notre from the campus to the lake, an Music. Moody received a B.S. dents may applv for this ori- Dame is one of the best pub­ degree in Musical education from who will be the first president of automobile overlook, and bench­ vilege at the end of their sopho­ the Board as set forth in the con- licity men in the business. It es for student relaxation. Water the University of Minnesota. more year, then wait for a year takes time to draw national at­ stitutiqi requested the organ­ flowers and plants will be placed on a draft free status before con­ izations to choose their delegates tention to a player. in and around the lake. tinuing'their military studies. Fourth, bear down in early NOTICE and alternates then. These dele­ The dam in the center of the Under this course of study the gates, with those of the faculty season games. This rule should lake has been reinforced with There will be a meeting of attend college only eight more be followed if you wish to re­ which are chosen by next week, 16 feet of steel piling, concrete all Intramural managers in the pharmacy student will have to will meet Wednesday, Septem­ main an All-American choice, and dirt. fleldhouse classroom on Thurs­ weeks than other students in­ not just a pre-season pick. ber 24, at a dinner in Atherton At present the work on the day, September 18, at 1 pm. stead of every summer session. center. Bickers must chose their nomi­ lake is about 75% finished. Hol­ Any group entering the all­ According to toe constitution, nees early in November to meet comb plans to fill the lake as sport trophy competition must be the ftffîcers will hold their posi­ publication deadlines. C onse- soon as the pump which is now represented Cadet Unit Shows tion according to the alphabetical quently. those last three or four on order arrives. Herb Schwpmeyer games don’t count. Enrollment Increase listing of the organisation or Luck is the last factor you member. For this reason, the can consider in your conquest According to enrollment fig­ representative of Alpha Chi for all-American glory, Grange Bonzo Tackles BU On Tour ures released yesterday from the Omega will be the first president. says. With T-formation football, By A1 Wardrip ' for $10,000. He is Bonzo, No. 2. AFROTC office, an increase of Vice-president and Secretary there are more scorers than The original chimp was burned will be the representative of the Butler's football Squad held a more than 100 students above next two organizations in alpha­ when single wing patterns were enty-two pound triple threat to death in 1950. popular. Grange, operating in a the 585 enrollment figure of betical order. Chimpanzee who showed the Bonzo No. 2 can do everything last September is shown thus single wing offense carried the < except talk and he tries to do Keep Moving 'team what football “chimps” are far. They in turn will move into ball three-fourths of the time. made of. that. Consequently, he scored more. Enrollment figures for the the position of presidency in Bonzo is on I Trainer Tydell had the chimp various colleges of the Uni­ the next semester. This system Today with four backs and two hitting the football practice ends as scoring threats in a T tour for his la-| versity will not be available un­ was originated by the framers test Universial- dummy, throwing passes and at­ til after the first part of October, in order to keep campus politics - offense its harder for one man tempting a flying tackle. to pile up points. Grange also Internationa l| however this AFROTC release as much out of the Board af­ cites two-platoon football as a movie release,! Bonzo can dance, sing, and supports the report that overall fairs as' possible.

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