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Bee Gee News February 25, 1942 Bowling Green State University ScholarWorks@BGSU BG News (Student Newspaper) University Publications 2-25-1942 Bee Gee News February 25, 1942 Bowling Green State University Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news Recommended Citation Bowling Green State University, "Bee Gee News February 25, 1942" (1942). BG News (Student Newspaper). 614. https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news/614 This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. FOR VICTORY MAKE EVERY PAY DAY Buy UNITED STATES DEFENSE r BOND DAY Bee Gee News JOIN THE »»rH0U SAVINGS HAN BONDS • STAMPS Student Publication of Bowling Green State Unweraty VOL. XXVI.—Z661 BOWLING GREEN, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1942 NO. 21 Bunny Berigan Signed For Dance "Pinafore" Cast For April Production Fraternity Council Will Sponsor Hop Hibler and Jaynes Given Leads Band Presents 50 Listed On Spring Concert Fraternities9 Student Poll Indicates Preference In Gilbert and Sullivan Show For Bigger Budget For Tonight At 8 Pledge Rolls March 21 Dance Prof. M. C. McEwen, Head of Music Department, More Expected To Pledge Announce* Parts, University Chorus, Smith Will Direct Concert Bunny Berigan, the Miracle Man of Music, his trumpet Later As Result and his famous radio and show band have been booked to Glee Club To Sing Chorus Roles Band In Annual Of New Plan play for the annual Inter-Fraternity Council Name Band The cast for the H. M. S. Pinafore, comic opera to be Program dance, according to Don Mason, Inter-Fraternity Council presented sometime in April, has been chosen, Prof. M. C. Approximately 50 bids prexy. Negotiations were completed Monday to bring the McEwen .head of the music department, announced. The annual spring concert have been returned to the famed trumpeteer and his organization here on Saturday, Betty Hibler, a senior major in public school music, has of the University Band will four campus fraternities as March 21. for dancing in the Men's* the feminine lead as Josephine, the captain's daughter. be presented in the Audito- a result of second semester Gymnasium from 8:30 to 12. Registrar's Office Richard Jaynes, a junior, has the leading male role of Ralph rium at 8 tonight. The band pledging, according to a tab- Berigan, who will be the fourth ♦ Rackstraw, an able seaman. Dick is under the direction of ulation made Monday eve- band to appear on campus since Discloses Slight | is also a member of the University Prof. Earl E. Smith. the scries was instigated, is rated One Of Every Six ning. However, under the to be the best by most students. Varsity Quartet. Joan Coulon, ju- Selections by the 55-piece Enrollment Drop nior from Bowling Green, is under- new rules, as passed by the Other bands that have appeared band will include the first Inter-Fraternity Council pledging Students On Dean study for the part of Josephine. in other years included Fletcher movement of Borodin's second will continue throughout the sec- Little Buttercup, a Portsmouth Henderson, George Hall featuring Only Four Seniors Leave List With 3-Point symphony, a trumpet solo, a xylo- ond semester and it is expected Bumboat woman, will be played by Dolly Dawn, and Bob Strong. School At End Of Phyllis Portman. Hebe, Sir Jo- phone solo, and a trumpet trio. by fraternity officials that the The concert will be open, with- number of pledges to the organi- The Council decided to bring seph's first cousin, is Tedca Ar- Semester Thirteen Students Receive out charge to the public. There zations will increase considerably. Berigan here at a higher price Perfect Four-Point nold. The part of the Rt. Hon. Sir than has been charged for the Joseph Porter K.C.B. (look up the is a possibility of another home Prof. E. E. Smith will dirrct lh* The Commoners' fraternity led Enrollment at Bowling Green the list with 20 pledges while the dance in previous years only after Average meaning, folks). First Lord of Ad- appearance and if transportation Bowlinf Green Stftt* Univenity State University has decreased can be arranged, the band is to concert band in it* annual program Five Brothers and Beta Gamma taking a poll of student opinion miralty, goes to Dick Gail, a sopho- to ascertain if the student body only 12 per cent, according to the The Deans' Liat for the second go on tour in the spring. tonight. Upsilon each had 13 and the Del- final figures from the Registrar's more from Toledo. Jay Brown will his eight. would buy a sufficient number of semester shows oner one-sixth of play the part of Captain Coceran, Tonight's program is as fol- $3 tickets to make the project office. The total enrollment of the entire student body has main- commander of the 11 M.S. Pinafore. lows: The pledges to the four frater- 1347 exceeds the estimated enroll- Forum To Discuss nities to date are as follow: fcasable from a financial stand- tained a 3-point average or bet- Dick Deadeye, an able seaman, will Second Symphony (first move- point. The consensus of opinion ment by nearly 100. ter during- the first semester. be played by the violinist of our Beta Gamma Upsilon: Ray ment) Borodin Orwig, Don Holt, Bill Brown, was in favor of the $;l ducats in Transfers from other colleges From this entire group of 198, campus, Paul Bishop. Bill Bob- Nationalization Second Concerto for Trumpet Willis Immel, Bob Edwards, preference to a |2 ticket and the number 17. Twenty-three stu- made up from the sophomore, ju- stay, the boatswain's mate, and possibility of having a much In- dents entered the freshman class. nior and senior classes, eight stu- (allegro moderato) Williams Of Fraternities Covert McLaughlin, Henry Mcist- Bob Becket, the carpenter's mate, Miss Rosaline Kelly ferior band. These are high school students dents received a straight 4-point will be played by Walter McCon- Dave Thompson, Frank Zurlo, Virginia Rhapsody Wood Forrest Weller, Jack Conkel, Bob Plans are progressing to make who have graduated at mid-term average. They are: Hannah Black- nell and David Bortel respectively. University Group Will the dance a spring homecoming and those who have been working burn, Lucy Haywood, Lois Holt- Harroun, and Paul Kercsh. The chorus will be made up of Saint Agnes Suite Present Second In for fraternity alumni. Notice will the first semester. meyer, Rowena Joice, Evalyn Mc- sailors, marines, and the First Coleridge-Taylor Commoners': James Sullivan, New Series be sent to fraternity alumni in The greatest drop in classes Clelland, Mary Millen, Robert Lord's sisters and his cousins and 'That Ancient Beadsman Burr Shumakcr, Phil Miles, Bob I. Panning, Gene Dcrshem, Bob Mar. the immediate vicinity inviting occurred in the freshman and ju- Morgan, and Erma Sigler. Five his aunts. The regular music de- Heard the Prelude The second meeting of the Uni- tin, Tom Calcro, Jim Wensink, Al them to return for the dance. Em- nior classes. Figures for the freshmen also received a 4-point partment chorus is being augment- Soft" versity Forum group will be held Mote, Joe Kay, Ernie Ferrell, bryonic plans as discussed by the freshman class show a decrease average, they are: Mildred Geiger, ed in this production by extra II. Her Maiden Eyes Di- Tuesday at 8:80 p. m. in the Audi- Council call for making the dance Ann Rothenburger, Janet Holt- voices from the Men's Glee Club George Yerby, Carlos Cordova, from 657 for the first semester vine" torium, according to Prof. Upton Norman Knisely, Paul Myron, the biggeBt and best in the history to 464 for the second semester. meyer, Addie Statler, and Carol and a few girls from other depart- Now Tell Me Where Is III. Palmer, faculty chairman of the Bob Speck, Arnie Corderman, El- of the University. Wilson. ments on the campus. Madeline?" Figures for the junior class show forum committee. dor Baden, Gene Skora, and Lee Dean Arch B. Conklin, who is a drop from 307 to 265. There These students are granted un- The University presents an oper- Intermission an advisor of the Council, handled limited cuts from class as long us etta every four years. The 11.M.S. The meeting will feature a Miesle. was a decrease of only four in Perpetum Mobile Straus tho business details of signing the they do not abuse such privileges. Pinafore was presented 12 years panel discussion relative to the Delhi: Robert Bollinger, Tom the senior class. Spanish Walz (xylophone solo) Bowlus, Earl Christie, Carl Lew- contract and has agreed to spon- They are also given free use of ago when the practice of present- question of fraternity nationaliza- The number of women students is, William Lloyd, Don Lockwood, sor the sale of tickets through his the stack rooms in the Library. ing such dramas started. M. C. Mc- _ _ Green tion on the Bowling Green campus. has decreased only slightly, while Dan Lust and Roland Volker. office. Dean Conklin has shown In comparison to groups, 135 Ewen again heads the staff in di- Miss Miriam Willetts Ten students and four faculty the number of men students has members are scheduled to present Five Brothers: Paul Shelly, a keen interest in the project as a women made the list to 63 men, rection of the comedy. He is be- The Three Trumpcteers possible way of helping to solve decreased from 721 to 692.
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