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Volume 26, No. 26 Northern State Teachers College, Aberdeen, South Dakota April 23, 1958 One Thousand Students Converge On Campus Northern Day For '58 Provides Variety; Four Northernites Evening Program Features Coronation Offer Comic Opera The annual open house stagyd by NSTC for high school seniors will bring more than 1000 visitors to the campus Friday. Forty-four senior classes have Tonight, Tomorrow made plans to be in attendance. During the day, groups will tour the college facilities and be entertained "The Old Maid and The Thief," a comic opera, will be presented by at two stage shows along with a dance which will climax the festivities. the NSTC Music Department tonight Prospective students will have the opportunity to visit classes, dormitories. and tomorow night at 8:30 p. m. in and recoive counselling on college courses. the College Auditorium. The outstanding feature of the day's activities will be the crowning of a The opera, under the direction of Duke and Duchess, who will re- Dr. John Berggren, was written by ceive a one-year tuition scholarship America's leading composer of op:fra, Honorary 1. A. Frat. to Northern. Gian-Carlo Menotti. The day's activities will begin at Menotti, who was born in Italy, Will Be Established 8:00 in the morning with regisration. received his education and musical Conducted tours of the campus and training in the United States. His At NSTC Saturday classes in session will then be held. operas are the first to be performed An honorary Industrial Art frater- After students have completed the on the Broadway stage in New York nity will be founded at Northern on campus tours, they may go back to City. Saturday, April 26. The chapter will the Administration Building where Two of his operas which have pre- be Beta Epsilon of Epsilon Pi Tau, the counselling program will be in viously been presented at Northern, an international industrial arts society. progress. There will be an opportun- "The Medium" and "The Telophone," ity for seniors to ask questions in re- both enjoyed engagements of over a Dr. William E. Warner, Ohio State Betty Messmer, Janice Pearson and Donna Gerdes attempt to sober up gard to college next fall or summer. year on Broadway. University, founder and executive College dormitories will offer their Richard Aadland in this scene from "The Old Maid and the Thief." "The Old Maid and The Thief," is secretary of Epsilon Pi Tau, will be lounges for the seniors relaxation an opera for four characters. Betty on Northern's campus to install the throughout the day. Messmer, contralto sophomore from Campus Nursery School new chapter. Dr. Warner had address- Lunch will be served in the Lincoln Bowman, North Dakota, will sing the Women's Debating ed over 100 college audiences in 30 Dining Hall at 11:30 a. m. part of Miss Todd. Janis Pearson, Ready To Enroll Pupils states since founding the American 'The Dear Departed," a one act Squad Takes First Industrial Art Association. He has junior soprano from Hecla, will sing Parents who wish to enroll children comedy under the direction of Dec. traveled in North America, Europe, the part of Laetitia. Donna Gerdes. in the nursery school conducted on Feuerstein, will be presented at 1:15 the Middle East and Southeast Asia. junior from Aberdeen, will portray In Province Meet campus may register Monday and in the college auditorium. The play Northern's chapter will he the 60th Miss Pink;frcen. The part of Bob will Northern's women's debate team Tuesday, April 28 and 29, from 1 to is a comedy dealing with the hypocr- college affiliation with the internat- be sung by Richard Aadland, senior placed first in the women's division 3 p. rn. in Central Building, C-102A, isy in the mourning of a death in ional organization. Beta Epsilon will baritone from Pierpont. of the biennial Pi Kappa Delta Sioux according to Miss Vesta Hanson of the family. be the only industrial arts chapter in Alyce Berggren ,will play the piano. Province Speech Tournament held on the nursery school department. The cast is composed of Glorianne North and South Dakota. A nominal admission will be char- the South Dakota State College cam- Children must be three years old Osborne as Amelia Slater, Candace Thirteen NSTC students will be in- ged for the performances, with the pus in Brookings last Saturday. by October 31, 1958 to be eligible Erickson as Victoria Slater, Richard itiated, along with seven alumni and proceeds being used for applied The team had the distinction of be- for enrollment. Those who will be Gaikowski as Henry Slater, Dorwin two faculty members. music scholarships at Northern. Stu ing the only undefeated team in the five between Novembebr 1, 1958, Tschetter as Elizabeth Jordan and . Recent reorganization and changes dents will be admitted on presenta- entire tournament. Members of the and June 30, 1958, are to be regis- Leon Smith as Abel Merryweather. in the curriculum and facilities at tion of their student activity tickets. winning team were Dee Feuerstein, tered on Monday, April 28. Other From 3:00 to 5:30 will be free Northern merited an invitation to Carol Crane, and Irene Montgomery. youngsters will be enrolled Tuesday, time, with the recreation facilities submit material for consideration of Northern's men's team, composed April 29. available, a dorm open house for all Foss Will Address the possible establishment of an In- of Aubrey Fisher, Karl Bareither, Student teachers training at NSTC the girls and counselling for those dustrial Arts International -Cnapter Dorwin Tschetter, and Terry Willi- are on the instructional staff of the who desire it. here. Acceptance for membership in Northern Students ams, tied for third place honors with nursery school, located at the south- Supper will be served at 5:30 p.m. Epsilon Pi Tau became official in South Dakota State College and Hu- ern extremity of the campus near the in the Lincoln Dining Hall. January. ron College in the men's division. veteran's housing facilities. "Waldo Presents," an annual musi- Irene Montgomery placed first in Classes are held daily with age cal review, will be presented at 7:30 women's oratory.' Her oration, "To groups being separated into morning in the Aberdeen Civic Theatre. The Save the Stick," dealt with the need and afternoon sessions. Applications Open coronation of the 1958 Duke and for reflective thinking in 'colleges and Duchess of Northern Day will con- clude the program. universities. Spring Concert Features For Thomas Award Aubrey Fisher placed third in Applications are now being taken The day's activities will be con- men's extemporaneous speaking, and Three Trumpet Soloists; from sophomores and juniors for the cluded with the Northern Day Dance Dee Feuerstein tied for third in wom- John Willard Thomas Scholarship for in the Civic Theatre. Dancing will en's extemporaneous speaking. Berggren with Verdi Aria the academic year 1958-59. As was be from 9 to 12 p. m. Kenneth Erickson, assistant profes- The NSTC-:Aberdeen Civic Sym- previously announced in the EX- sor of speech at Northern, was elect- phony orchestra will present its PONENT, this scholarship was made Irene Montgomery Enters ed as governor of the province for a Spring Concert in the Civic Auditor- available by the children of the late two-year term. ium at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening. Mr. Thomas, who, for many years, National Oratory Contest Northern's debate squad boasts an Dr. John Berggren will be the was a member of the Northern staff. outstanding record for the year. Ac- featured soloist on the program. He The general specifications for the cording to Professor Erickson the will sing an aria from "The Masked award are, "An award of ONE HUN- "B" debate squad has a win average Ball" of Verdi and a modern ballad, DRED FORTY DOLLARS ($140.00) of 78 per cent and the "A" squad a "For You Alone." per year to be given to a sophomore Governor Joe Foss will speak at a 74 per cent win average. Another highlight of the program or junior at Northern State Teachers special assembly on Tuesday at 9:30 He added that these averages have will be Henry Purchell's "Trumpet College, who has achieved academic 0.m. in the College Auditorium. been maintained against such schools Voluntary" featuring three trumpet excellency, and who has demonstra- The Governor will speak on the as the Air Force Academy, The Uni- soloists with the orchestra. Other ted keen participation in the life of subject, "The Problems and Oppor- versity of Minnesota, The University composers included will be Franz his home community and the College tunities to be Found in South Da- of Wisconsin, the University of Ne- Schubert, Edvard Grieg and the community." kota." braska, the University of Iowa, the American, Aaron Copland. Application blanks for this scholar- This will be the first time in many University of Denver, Northwestern, This is the seventh program of the ship arc now available in Dean Jer- years that the Governor of South Texas Christian, the University of year by the orchestra. Other per- de's office. These applications must Dakota has appeared on the NSTC Wichita, Redlands, California Uni- formances included appearances at be returned to the Dean's Office by campus to address the student body. versity and William Jewell College. Redfield and at Eureka. May 2 to be considered for next year.

Irene Montgomery, sophomore from Aberdeen, left for the NatiOnal For- ensic Women's Old Line Oratory contest in East Lansing, Michigan, with Prof. Kenneth Erickson this morning at 2:10. Miss Montgomery won the state contest in Vermillion on Saturday, March 15. This gave her the right to appear in the national contest. Erickson' and Montgomery left by train.

Seymour Residents Give $300 to Scholarship Fund Seymour Hall residents voted to donate $300 to the Northern scholar- ship fund at a dorm meeting List Thursday. The money is to be divided into four $75 scholarships to be given to a At the Junior-Senior Smorgasbord, Saturday evening, Irene Montgomery, Dean Walter J. Jerde seems completly nonplussed by Dr. W. S. Wingerd's student who either lives in Seymour Aubrey Fisher and Evonne Lux inspect the various dishes offered before mak- dexterity with a fork. Wingerd, Jerde, Mrs. Jerde and Joseph Wettstein were Hall or intends to live there during ing their selections. The Smorgasbord was held in Lincoln Dining Hall prior guests of the seniors at the Smorgasbord and Prom. the year for which the scholarship is to the prom. effective. Wifte eetod • • • ,1e d44 cieve noad Rada & 7T .5c4date It seems as though there has been some misunderstanding about the by Richard Holgate editorial that appeared in last week's EXPONENT. I shall attempt to set the One of the greatest trends in Beginning this week, the EXPONENT will print a selected list of record straight. America these days is to have every- radio and television programs each week. thing Hi Fi. They have Hi Fi radios, The editorial of last week, and we thought it was clear, was intended to TV, phonographs, hamburgers and STATION FREQUENCIES & CHANNELS: SUNDAY, APRIL 27 make light of the person who was responsible for the closing of the bathing even records. There are very few KDLO-TV, Ch. 3 KXJB-TV, Ch. 4 (Daylight Saving Time goes into effect. beauty division of the "Miss America Pageant" to the public. KFYR, 550 kc. WCCO, 830 kc. things that one cannot get on Hi Fi There may be a few errors here because of In one part of that editorial we did err. That was in the picking of the KSDN, 930 kc. WDAY, 970 kc. it.) records. They bring you Hi Fi Ham- KSJB, 600 kc. WDAY-TV, Ch. 6. judges. We stated that Dr. Lloyd Johnson came to the rescue of the Norvets let, Hi Fi Elvis, Hi Fi Beethoven 7:00 a. m. WNAX, E. Power Biggs organ KWAT, 950 kc. WNAX, 570 kc. recital and found some judges at the last minute. The truth (I hate to use that word) and Hi Fi Rain in Hi Fi Forests. Be- M-F in this schedule means Monday thru WDAY, Great choirs of America is that Dr. Johnson volunteered for the job two weeks prior to the pageant. cause this is so popular, I decided to Friday. KFYR, Sunday at seven 8:15 KS.JB, Music room (CBS string He contacted several people who assured him that they would be happy to be go down to the music store and re- WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23 view a few of the lastest offerings 2 :00 p.m. WDAY-TV, Matinee theatre quartet) ) a judge, but at the last minute were unable to fulfill their obligations. The 9 :30 WCCO, Invitatin to learning, Haz- You probably won't hear these al- (M-F) impression was that the first selection of judges was made immediately before KFYR, Five star matinee (M-F) litt's "Conservations of Northcote' bums on "Turk, the Durk, gives you 2:30 KDLO & KXJB-TV, Verdict is yours 10 :35 KSDN, Negro college choirs the contest. Oh well, you can't win em all. the works," so you will have to buy (M-F) 12:30 p.m. KDLO-TV, Frontiers of Faith Another part which seemed to be in error, but was correct, was the sent- 6:30 WDAY-TV, Disneyland, "To the 2 :30 KSJB & WNAX, N. Y. philharmonic them. I picked a wide variety so as -symphony orchestra, Honegger's ence that read, "At 1:30 p. m. when the contest was to have started, the girls South Pole for Science" to leave nothing unmentioned. 6:45 WDAY, Life and the world (M-F) "Joan of Arc" were still getting their last minute instuctions, which it seemed, were also their HI F1 REVIEW 7:00 KXJB-TV, Leave it to Beaver 3 :00 KXJB-TV, Great challenge, "Govt. 8:00 KDLO & KXJB-TV, Millionaire and the democratic process" first." Actually the girls had received prior instructions, but the fact remains 1001 Whistlers (Tifton Garcia, WDAY-TV, Wide, wide world, "A director; Piercing Record AL 1001: 8:30 KSJB, At home that it "seemed" to be their first. Now, before we get off on another wild 9 :00 WDAY, P. Frederick at the UN star's story" week of name calling and derogatory remarks, which incidentally I am becom- 12"). WDAY-TV, This is your life 3:30 KDLO-TV, Face the nation This one is tolerable—if you like KXJB-TV, U. S. Steel hour, "Public KSJB & WNAX, Suspense ing accustomed to, I would like to point out that prior instructions had been 4 :00 KXJB-TV ,What do you think ? whistling. The record contains a wide prosecutor," Slezak, Del Rio given by Pat Grover. Miss Gover fulfill ed her obligations and did an excellent KDLO-TV, Wed. night fights KDLO-TV, 20th century "Auto bi- _ variety of songs. They breeze right ography" development of the job of instructing the girls, but it was discovered, at the last minute, that they 9:30 KWAT, Exploring tomorrow through Whispering; run into a little WNAX, People (M-F) automobile (the girls) couldn't walk the slanted ramp in their high heels—hence, the last 10:15 KFYR, Life and the world (M-F) 4:30 KXJB-TV, same, "The crowded air," trouble with Chopin's Polonaises; and traffic control minute instructions. This is not derogatory to the girls, merely a fact. Good go over their heads with the Sabre 10:30 WNAX, Leading question WDAY-TV, Alcoa theatre WDAY- TV, Dr. Hudson's secret grief, how do I get involved in these things? Dance. This last one comes out KDLO-TV, Schlitz playhouse journal 11:00 KDLO-TV, This is your life 5 :00 KDLO-TV, Meet the press There has been some mention that we offended Tony Engle. How, I don't something like a steam roller hitting 5:30 WDAY & WDAY-TV, "Hansel & know, but I a calliope. The director, Tifton Gar- 11:20 WCOO, Let's listen to the classics, think that we assumed too much. We thought that college (M-F) Gretel," Buttons, Stevens, Vallee cia, is deaf and, therefore, very hap- 11:30 KDLO-TV, Movie: Strangers 7:03 KXJB-TV, G E Theater students would be able to read meaning. 1+1=2. If that is the sort of thing re- 8 :30 KSJB, Face the nation quired, we shall be happy to change so that the few who misread will be able py. Rumor has it that they are going to tour with Civic Music next season. THURSDAY, APRIL 24 KXJB-TV, Ottertail theater to understand. (No wonder the english faculty complains, so bitterly about the 6:30 WDAY-TV, Circus boy WCCO, N. Y. philharmonic-sym- Just when Aberdeen abandons it. Oh, 7:30 KXJB-TV, Climax phony orchestra poetry students.) Our statement concerning Tony was this. "Tony Engle came well. 8:30 KSJB, Leading question 9 :00 KDLO-TV, Loretta Young show out—he was the Master of Ceremonies, but for the crowd that confronted him Love Songs of the Mau Mau (re- KXJB, Playhouse 90, "Verdict of 10:00 KDLO-TV, Movie in the afternoon he forgot anything he had to say and called the first number." three," Wilding, De Carlo 10:30 WDAY, Concert hall of the air corded on the spot by Prof. T. S. 9:00 WDAY, Family living '58 11:00 WCCO, E. Power Biggs organ recital Using the 1+1=2 principle this means that Tony, (a) when confronted by an Tea; Rangoon Record 6000000G; 9:30 KDLO & WDAY-TV, Jane Wyman WNAX, Cleveland symphony or- empty auditorium, (b) saw no need of enteraining the empty seats and (c) went 12"). 10:30 KDLO-TV, Navy log chestra 11 :30 KDLO-TV, Movie : immediately into the program. The word forgot in this case did not imply any Prof Tea took great risk in secur- MONDAY, APRIL 28 FRIDAY, APRIL 25 loss of memory but merely meant that it was ignored. ing this record, but it seems to have 5:30 p. m. KDLO & KXJB-TV, Robin 8 :30 KSJB, So they say During the last week, the ancestry of the EXPONENT's editorial staff has been worth it. He actually travelled Hood around Africa with a band of Mau WDAY-TV, Hallmark Hall of Fame, 8:00 KXJB-TV, Studio one, "The viola- Dial M for murder been questioned several times because we criticized the closing of the beauty Maus, living as they did—which, he tors" division of the "Miss America Pageant." A college newspaper exists to bring 9:00 KDLO-TV & KFYR, Cavalcade of WDAY & KFYR, Bell Telephone reported, is considerably better than sports (fights) hour to the students news of what is doing on campus—good or bad. If that news- most professors have it. The music 9 :30 KWAT, Exploring tomorrow 8 :30 KSJB, Capitol cloakroom paper is not free to criticize as well as praise then its existence is not justified. is primitive and very easy to listen KXJB-TV, Person to Person 9 :00 WDAY, Classical music for people 10 :30 KDLO-TV, Court of last resort who hate classical music I don't believe that the students of Northern have heard the last of this to. They start out soft and low; but WNAX, Report from Washington 9:30 WDAY-TV, Loretta Young show minor problem, as I have been informed that the editor of the Truth has again as the songs progress, they become 11 :30 KDLO-TV, Movie: Dragonwyck 10:30 WNAX, Capitol cloakroom donned his white gauntlets, mounted his charger and is ready to ride, silver more and more excited, until the cli- SATURDAY, APRIL 26 11:30 KDLO-TV, Movie lance in hand, against the EXPONENT for its criticism of the closing of the max, which is a blood curdling 12:00 noon KDLO-TV, Cross Country TUESDAY, APRIL 29 beauty contest. scream. The scream was provided by 12 :30 KSJB, Garden gate 8:30 KSJB, Do you know Prof. Tea when they lopped off his WDAY-TV, Cross country 9 :00 WDAY, Treasury of music By Sterling Saunders head. Sad, but something of value. 12:45 KDLO & KXJB-TV, Baseball 9 :30 WDAY-TV, Star performance 4:00 WDAY-TV, Golf 10:30 WNAX, The last word PING POND PROCEEDINGS 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. Each member was Snafu: Concerto for Bass Drum 5:00 KDLO-TV, Disneyland 11:30 KDLO-TV, Movie and Pitch Pipe (Wilbur Paxeaxz, 6:00 KS.JB, Cleveland symphony Tuesday, April 1, 1958 asked to list his or her free hours on Bass Drum; Marximillion Ep. Pitch orchestra NEXT WEEK: Accent on news pro- election day so that the schedule for WCCO, Suspense The meeting was called to order Pipe; Willminton Delaware conduct- grams. at 7 p. m. by Lew Feuerstein, presi- students to sit at the polls could be 6 :45 WNAX, Accent on education made up. ing the Calumet City Symphony Or- 11:45 KDLO-TV, Movie : Diamond City dent. The minutes of the last meet- chestra; Obscure RecOrd 1: 10"). ing were read and approved. The possibility of hiring student Not much is known about the life The Student Union Board Consti- help on Saturdays for scrubbing the of Orville Snafu, the sixteenth cent- Methodist Group Chooses Rectangle Prints Writings tution was discussed. Arlene Schley Den floor is to be brought to the at- ury composer. He began writing at moved that the constitution be tention of George Erickson. the age of five, had an unhappy love Officers For Coming Year Of Two Northern Coeds adopted. The motion was seconded Frank Bohall was appointed to see affair and wrote thirty-six symphon- Officers for next year were elect- Two members of Sigma Tau Delta and carried. Dean Jerde about bettering the ies, which is fairly amazing when you ed at the business meeting of the English Fraternity have had their A report was given on the Central publicizing of assemblies. consider he died at the age of seven. Wesley Club on Monday, April 14. essays published in the national Lounge ping-pong proposal. It was It \ vas suggested that the freshmen Not much is known about Mr. Paxe- The new officers are Lee Hanson, Sigma Tau Delta publication, THE decided to withhold action until the initiation beanies be changed from axtz either. He lives in a cave in the third table is set up in the Den. green and white to maroon and gold Smokey Mountains where this was president; Jane McVay, vice presi- RECTANGLE. Paul Cedar was to check into the in order to promote school spirit. The recorded. Mr. Ep, of course, is world dent; Patricia Lindskov, secretary; "Our Lady" by Glorianne Osborne reason for the chairs in the TV room matter is to be discussed on campus famous. He is the only one that can and Marilyn Groves, treasurer. and "The Funeral" by Rita Rogers being replaced by library chairs. to determine student opinion. After triple tongue a pitch pipe. The record Other business included the nom- were the two published essays. A bill fo rping-pong nets totaling checking with Dr. Meverden on the is fair. You'll probably be interested ination of state officers and the dis- Each student initiated into Sigma $5.40 was presented, and a motion number of beanies on hand, the to know that all the noise in the was made and carried that it be council will settle it with a vote. second movement is not recorded dis- cussion of the State M.S.M. Con- Tau Delta must submit at least two allowed. All members of the student coun- tortion—only the bats leaving the vention to be held at Lake Poinsett. originial selections. These selections Denny Bertsch moved that the cil are expected to help with North- cave for the night. The reason they meeting adjourn. The motion was A pizza party followed the business are in turn sent to Sigma Tau Delta's ern Day President Fcuerstein offer- left it in was because that is the way meeting. publication office in Wayne, Ne- seconded and carried. The next meet- ed to turn in the names for -class ex- Mr. Snafu wrote it. ing is to be on April 15. cuses and to investigate further on Rumor has it that I don't like Elvis The next meeting of the club will braska, where the ones to be publish- the council's part in the day's activi- Presley. I can't imagine how such a be an installation service on April 28. ed arc chosen. Tuesday, April 15, 1958 ties rumor got started; but to show you President Feuerstein called the Frank Bohall proposed the, setting that I like Elvis. I reviewed his lat- meeting to order at 7 p. m. The up of fences to protect the grass on est release. minutes of the previous meeting were campus. The possibility of a side- Elvis Meets the Met (Elvis Presley; CILIJU CAFE read and approved. walk between Spafford and the Frantic Record EPOO; 12"). "ORDERS PUT UP TO TAKE OUT" A bill for $204.00 for 4 ping-pong central walk is to be investigated. This_album looks more like a book. They have the cover done in ten ITALIAN SPAGHETTI tables was voted to be allowed. The The adoption or rejection of the caret gold with a picture of Elvis in With Meat Sauce 85c third table will be set up in the Den. Roger-Williams Chapter of the Bap- silver. Inside, there are over a hund- Paul Benin and Carol Crane's tist Student Movement Constitution SMALL STEAK names were added to the role as was tabled for further investigation. red pictures of Elvis. The whole With Shoestrings, Salad, sophomores and junior class repre- thing is beautifuuly done and should sentatives. The chair entertained a motion to be a must for Presley fans. The best Toast, Coffee 95c Student Union Board election day adjourn. The next meeting will be part of this album, however, is the HAMBURGER SPECIAL was set for May 12. The deadline held at 6:30 on Monday, April 21. fact that they forgot to include a Respectfully submitted, record. 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LOCKER KEYS Large Field Enters The Business Office has announc- Bohall Loses Race ed that all locker keys must be Local Cinder Meet checked in at the Business Office at By Only One Pace A large field of contestants from the close of the Spring Quarter. No Northern's Frank Bohall again led key refund will be made unless this both colleges and high schools will the Wolves as he placed second in be present at the twenty-sixth annual is done. the mile run in the annual Corn Aberdeen Relays, to be held Friday Palace Relays at Mitchell last Satur- and Saturday at Simmons Field. day. According to Coach Clark Swisher, PROSPECTIVE Bohall finished just one step be- Northern's thinclads are placing ent- hind Broksieck of South Dakota State, ries, who are in top shape, in all TEACHERS who ran the distance in 4:30.7. evcrits, with the exception of Niter Northern's sprint medley relay team Nuttall who is nuz:ing an ininred finished third in its division behind ankle. There is a possibility that the Come and see our complete State and Hastings College of Ne- ankle will he in shape in time for the braska. State set a meet record for line of the sprint medley with a run of Friday will be tak•3n up with pre- 3:34.3. liminaries and semi-finals in prepar- SCHOOL SUPPLIES Chilly temperatures and intermit- ation for the championship events tent rain failed to protect records at Saturday. the annual relays attracting some As in the past ,the coach of the 1000 college and high school perform- athlete or relay team that breaks one ers from several states. or more records will be presented with a gold watch. Three college records were shat- Coach Swisher reports that North- 4u'emyk tred in the meet. State led this fea- ern will have the following men en- ture as they broke records in the shot SCHOOL SERVICE tered in the track and field events: put and the sprint medley. Junior Pereboom and Wayne Weisz, 20 Third Ave. S. E. Hayes of Hastings and Geffron of 100 yard dash; Frank Bohall, mile Yankton tied to set a new record in run; Percy Benedict, Bill Hauck and the pole vault at 12'6". Ed Miller, discus; Benedict and Hauck, shot put; Gordon Harris, broadjurnp; Francis Zacher, high jump. THOSE Frank Bohall was the Wolves' outstanding performer in the Corn Palace The Wolves, who are entering all Relays. Broksieck, SDSC's ace miler, edged Frank by a stride in the brilliant relays, will likely field the following early season time of 4:30.7 for the four laps. teams: Keith Koerner, Weisz, Bob GUHIN BROTHERS Miller and Pereboom, 440 and 880 relays; Pereboom, Ed Miller, Bohall DRIVE-IN James Swanson Becomes Pi Kappa Delta Initiates CLEANERS and Nuttall, sprint medley. The mile President of Student NEA Five Members At Banquet relay team will be chosen from the TAILORS AND DYERS following: Pinky and Francis Zacher, James Swanson, junior from Leola, Pi Kappa Delta, speech fraternity, Nuttall, Bob Miller and Bohall. 2 Blocks West Of Campus was elected president of the Student initiated five new members last Wed- Student activity tickets will entitle National Education Association at a nesday night at their annual initiation the holders to admission to the re- WE GIVE GOLD BOND STAMPS special election meeting on Wednes- ceremony. lays. day, April 16. A business meeting followed the Other officers elected for the corn- initiation. The annual Pi Kappa Del- ing year are James Edwards, Dupree Athletic Dept. Offers to banquet was set for May 5 at 6:30 —vice president; Phyllis Limberg, p. in. in Norehern's Hawaiian Room. Marietta, Minnesota— treasurer; Pat Graduate Pos. to Vogt Lindskov, Doland — secretary; and Officers for the coming year were Athletic Director Clark Swisher re- Jeannetta Fiskey, Salem—historian. elected. They are Carol Crane, presi- ports that Don Vogt, a former stu- In addition to electing new officers, dent; Karl Bareither, vice president; dent and athlete of Northern, who is the members made plans to send a Irene Montgomery, secretary; and presently teaching in Watertown Feel Free delegation of 15 to the state SNEA James Barnes, treasurer. High School, has been offered a con- tract as graduate assistant at North- meeting at Pierre on Saturday, April The five initiates were James ern for next school year. as a bird .. . 19. Barnes, Mobridge; Karl Bareither, Vogt, who has not yet accepted the Eureka; Paul Cedar, Pollock; Dorwin Main topic of discussion at this offer, graduated with honors from Tschetter, Aberdeen; and Terry Wil- meeting was "Interstate Scholastic Northern. He would be in charge of liams, O'Kreek. Standards for Colleges." the intra-mural basketball program at Northern next winter as well as assisting Swisher in football and ...... --..•■■■■■•••■••■■•■•■•••••••••■■•■••■M41W.I.J.■■••■■■•••■, track. SEE IT FROM THE BEGINNING 6:30--9:15 P.M. PROM PICTURES .•■••■■■■••■•■••••••■■■•-■■•, •■•V',..•■....•••■.•I•-..a•- The EXPONENT would appreci- HELD OVER ! 2nd WEEK! ate it if anyone having either formal or informal pictures of the Junior- Senior Prom would bring them to the Publications Office (A103A). Because the school's camera was "BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR" broken at the time of the prom, we failed to get any pictures of the Winner of 7 Academy Awards! event. We will pay the price of the pic- • tures. COLUMBIA PICTURES ()resent A SAM SPIEGEL PRODUCTION WILLIAM HOLDEN ALEC GUINNESS • JACK HAWKINS IF THE BOOKSTORE in THE BRIDGE DOES NOT HAVE IT ON THE RIVER KWAI COME DOWN TO US CINEMASCOPE • TECHNICOLOR®

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SATURDAY, APRIL 26 — 9:30 P.M. Dates National Guard Armor!/ STYLE, QUALITY, and VALUE Alen: Uniforms or Civves. Ladies : Formals—Optional Student Union Board Elections Music Scholarships Gamma Delta Presidents Offered By Rotary Meet On NSTC Campus Set For May 12 At Northern The ninth Annual Halvorson Mem- For Regional Conference orial Music Festival sponsored by the The first President's Conference of drip - dry Election for the members of Northern's first Student Union Board has Aberdeen Rotary Club will be held the North Central Region of Gamma been set for Monday, May 12. on campus April 28. Delta was held on campus Saturday, cottons This board will be the policy-making body for the Memorial Student Five scholarships at Northern State April 12. Union Building. The board will determine such policies as the hours the Teachers College will be awarded; Morning and afternoon sessions Union Building will be open, the equipment that will be used, who will be one each in voice, piano, strings, wind were opened and closed with devo- in cool new eligible to use the facilities, and any other item of business that may arise instruments and another that may go tions. The opening devotion of the which pertains to the Union Building. to any of the 16 finalists. morning session was followed by a scientific weave short period of Bible study to point These policies will need to be beneficial to the institution and within the More than half of the entries al- up the theme of "Leading by Show- ready -received by Dr. Walter J. laws of the state of South Dakota. ing." The board will be composed of up the Student Union Board for the Jerde, contest chairman, fall into the next school year. A period of open discussion on the eleven members; eight students and voice division. chapter level was led by Jerry Hess, three members of the administra- The qualifications for student Entrants who have indicated that President of the Delta Tau Chapter tion. members of the board are relatively they will compete in voice include at NSTC. This discussion gave new The student members of the board few. The student must be enrolled Lucille Berns, Gettysburg, mezzo- ideas and inspiration to all the dele- in the four year curriculum and will be composed of three members soprano; Dale R. Bieber, Java, tenor; gates. maintain at least a "C" average. He from the senior class, three members Mona Drew, Gettysburg, soprano; Ron Martin, Regional President from the junior class, and two mem- must be a holder of a student activi- from Gamma Chapter at the Uni- Donld Feuhrer, Herried, bass; Janice bers from the sophomore class. The ty ticket and cannot be a member versity of Minnesota, made closing members representing the adminis- of the Student Council. K. Hoffman, Timber Lake, mezzo- comments pertaining to keeping Gam- tration will be the Student Union Students desiring to run for the soprano; Curtis Renz, Herried, bari- ma Delta active and of major im- Director, who will be a full time board must submit a nominating pe- tone; Joyce Tetzlaff, Hayti, mezzo- portance to the students. employee hired for the position; the tition with 25 signatures to the Stu- soprano; Darlene Artz, Bowdle, so- A regional board meeting was held Director of Student Personnel; and dent Council by May 1. Forms for after the conference to set up the the Business Manager of the college. the nominating petitions are available prano; Kathleen Kunz, Aberdeen, program for the coming school year. Each member of the board will in the Office of Student Personnel. mezzo-soprano; and Vivian Ann Ger- Thirty Gamma Deltans from ten have an equal vote thus giving the des, Aberdeen, soprano. colleges and universities attended the student members a majority at all Gail Grayce Cotton, Cresbard, has conference. Schools represented were times. NORTHERN SINGERS NSTC, University of Minnesota, St. entered her name in two classifica- Three juniors, three sophomores, The Northern Singers, • under the Olaf College, Mankato State, Moore- tions, piano and snare drums. and two freshman will be elected at direction of Prof. Wendell Kumlien, head State, Bemidji State, University the May 12 election. These The remainder of the entrants are of North Dakota, North Dakota Agri- presented a program to the Aberdeen people, along with the three admin- Gail Schlepp, Java, trumpet; Mar- cultural College, South Dakota State Rotary Club on Monday. istrative representatives will make lene JoAnn Schnaidt, Aberdeen, and University of South Dakota. Gamma Delta is an international French horn; Dorothy Cugel, Mc- organization of college students of UNION BOARD CONSTITUTION Laughlin, snare drum; and Russell the Lutheran Church—Missouri and ARTICLE I Larry Olson, Langford, tuba. Wisconsin Synods. EXECUTIVE CONTROL SECTION 1—The administration of the Memorial Union on the campus of Northern State Teachers College shall be vested in a Union Board composed of eleven TOPS IN POP'S members. SECTION 2—The composition of the Union Board shall be: eight students; three from the Senior class, three from the Junior class, and two from the Sophomore class, the Director of Student Personnel, Director of the Memorial Union, and ALL I HAVE TO DO IS DREAM Everly Brothers the Business Manager of the College. SECTION 3—The Union Board shall develop policies and procedures for the operation of WITCH DOCTOR David Seville the Memorial Union and such regulations shall be binding except that any VAN H EUSEN policy or procedure may be vetoed by the President of the College if it is CHANSON D' AMOUR Art and Dotty Todd inconsistent with legal requirements, good business procedures, personal practices, safety or the general welfare of the College. WEAR MY RING AROUND YOUR NECK _ Elvis Presley ARTICLE II TWILIGHT TIME The Platters sport BOARD ORGANIZATION THERE'S ONLY ONE OF YOU _ Four Lads SECTION 1—The Board shall meet and select officers at the first meeting following the regular election of members to the Board. SECTION 2—There shall be a chariman and a vice chairman, a secretary and treasurer shirts elected who shall hold office for a period of one year. TOPS IN LP'S SECTION 3—The Union Director shall be appointed by the President of the College on the recommendation of the Union Board and the approval of the South Dakota BROADWAY Norman Luboff Choir Fabric engineering Board of Regents. achievement . . . air ARTICLE III THE DREAM GIRL Ray Anthony spaces strategically placed ELECTIONS - QUALIFICATIONS THE MUSIC MAN Original Broadway Cast SECTION 1—Except for the first election of Union Board members which shall be held in a mesh-like gingham at a time designated by the present Union Committee, all elections shall be held at a time designated by the Student Council between April 1 and May leno weave. They drip- 1. The Student Council shall be in charge of all elections and shall designate the day, hours, and rules of the election. ENGEL MUSIC SUPPLY dry, need little or no SECTION 2—All regularly enrolled students who arc holders of activity tickets shall be eligible to vote for all candidates. 209 So. Main ironing, let maximum SECTION 3—In order to be a candidate for, and continnue on as a Union Board member the student must be a four-year student and carrying at least 12 quarter Aberdeen, So. Dak. breeze get through to hours of credit courses and must have a "C" average for his last quarter's work in all courses. He must be a student in good standing in all respects you. Choose from new and must he the holder of an activity ticket. Students cannot serve on both the Student Council and Union Board during the same school year. If a surface effects in a full student does not maintain a grade average of "C" the Union Board will se- lect a replacement uritil the next general election. color range of stripe- SECTION 4—In the spring quarter of 1958 to set up the first board, there will be elected three third-quarter Juniors to serve a term of one year; three third-quarter check combinations that Sophomores to serve a term of two years; and two third-quarter Freshmen to serve a term of three years. In all subsequent years, there shall be elect- won't shrink or fade ... ed one third-quarter Sophomore to serve a term of two years and two third- quarter Freshmen to serve a term of three years. each with "Collarite" SECTION 5—The members elected shall he installed at the May meeting. it's easy get ARTICLE IV sewn-in stays that can't MEETINGS - VACANCIES get lost. Amazing at $ 2.95 t. SECTION 1—All vacancies on the Board shall be filled by Board selection with the ap- proval of the Student Council from eligible candidates from the class in which the vacant' exists; the students selected shall hold office until the next general election conducted by the Student Council„ at which time a perman- ent replacement will be elected by the student body. SECTION 2—The Union Board shall hold regular meetings at least once a month during the academic year at a time and place selected by the Board. SECTION 3—The chairman of the Union Board may call such special meetings as are necessary, to be held at the place designated for Board meetings. The It's easy ... with our Bridal CoUnselor to chairman of the Union Board will also call special meetings when requested to do so by the Union Board Director. It shall he the duty of the secretary guide you every step of the way. She'll see to inform all Union Board members at least one day in advance of a special to it that you are gowned in traditional meeting. beauty, veiled in loveliness and serene in BY-LAWS the thought that even the minutest detail 1. QUORUM—A quorum shall cons'st of six board members one of which shall be the Di- rector of Student Personnel, the Director of the Union, or the Business Manager of is smoothly arranged on your wedding day. the College. 2. AMENDMENTS — This constitution May be amended by a two-thirds majority vote of the student council, provided the amendment has been submitted to the Council and published in the school paper not less than 28 days before a vote is taken. our gift to the bride 3. CHAIRMAN—It shall be the duty of the Chairman to preside at meetings and supervise the Conduct of the business transacted. Do call on our consultant for a helpful 4, VICE CHAIRMAN—It shall be the duty of the Vice Chairman to conduct the meetings in the absence of the chairman. chat and your complimentary copy of 5. SECRETARY—It shall be the duty of the Secretary to inform all Board members as to time and place of all meetings; to keep careful minutes of all proceedings; and to The Brides Book. This friendly booklet will furnish the College President with a copy of the minutes not more than three days help you transform your wedding subsequent to the meetings. It shall also be the duty of the secretary to check ad- missions to verify good standing of students seeking office and filling vacancies into an occasion of true beauty to be which arise. 6. TREASURER—It shall be the duty of the Treasurer to keep careful financial records remembered with pleasurel2iall of all business connected with the Memorial Union and to furnish such financial re- who attend. ports as requested by the Board. A formal financial report to the Board must be made at the first meeting in September each year. 7. UNION DIRECTOR—It is the first responsibility of the Union Director to be in attend- ance at all Union Board meetings. 8. PROCEDURE—Roberts Rules of Order shall govern the procedure of meetings of the meetings of the Union Board at which business is transacted. 9. NOMINATIONS—Nominations for election to the Union Board must be filed with the Secretary of the Student Council not less than 15 days prior to election. Such einsfein's nominations must be on petitions signed by 25 students who are holders of activity f tickets. 10. PETITIONS—Nominating petitions must give the name of the student, his year in col- ready-to-wear lege ,and his college address. 11. WHEN ELECTED—A student is declared to the Board when he has received a major- children's wear ity of the votes cast for the office he seeks. If in the first balloting no one receives a majority of votes cast, a second election shall be held with only the two names having received the greatest plurality vote in the first election listed on the ballot.