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THE HOWARD CRIMSON Friday, April 30, 1954 Friday, April 30, 1954
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20 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK AT i? A CRIMSON Sometime ago there appeared in . pam by HOWARD . . * "BETTY KATHRYN PRATT the Crimson some photographs of At special exercises eight co-eds aa Bditor cats in unusual situations. Ferrell were tapped for membership in Cox, Howard senior journalism stu-| TRU PAT POWELL ANN TISDALE RALPH ATCHISON Harold Mixon Hypatia, the highest honor accord- ARS Associate Editor Circulation Business Manager dent, who made the shots, was first- ed a woman student at Howard. In \ place winner April 18 in a Birming- a brief talk Dean P. P. Burns told {THE STAFF: f |. GENERAL: Gladys Kiser, Katie Bates, Grover C. Drinnon, Gordon Walker, ham News Photography Contest. of the significance of Hypatia. 7Gordo: n ; Shirl Toadvine,’ James Sturdivant, Charles Low Barbara Recently Ferrell sbld an article well, Jean damage to a number of innocent This was the week of the annual | Ann Harrison, Wade Barriger, James Carr, Ruby Moore, Bill on how to photograph cats along Ones of the strangest imaginable
ae bson, Martha Lee Drake, Harold Mixon, Sonny Roark. individuals. B.S.U. banquet at Fellowship Hall, with some of his pictures to the situations in American political his- SPORTS: Frank Yancey, editor; Billie Pounds. a This is only one specific example Ruhama Baptist Church. Newly Amateur Screen and Photography tory occurred this week when PHOTOGRAPHERS: Roy Mauldin, Jack R. Robertson, Ferrell Cox. be- of what happens when any prin elected members of the BSU.| | Monthly. Senate investigating committee of its chair- ciple becomes magnified far beyond - Council were installed. _ The Howard Crimson is a weekly publication by students of Howard Ferrell has also had pictures in gan an investigation | College, Birmingham, man. Some political observers are its proper proportions. * The Masquers were smoothing out Boy’s Life, U. 8S. Camera, and Pic- the wrinkles in their latest forth- Member: Associated Collegiate Press. tures in addition to the News and saying that such a move was in- evitable, For some time this par- coming produetion, “Midsummer ‘Advertising Rates: §.80 per column inch. Post-Herald. ‘One Courageous Act’. .. ticular committee chairman has Night's Dream” by William Shake-
been going to obvious extremes to Two fraternities at Washington speare. find subjects for investigation. State College—Tau Kappa Epsilon A gala “H-Day” celebration was . All of which seems rather pathe- and Alpha Kappa Lambda—re. conducted jointly by the “H” Club and the Y.W.CAA. Climaxing the In The Week’s Mail— tic, in a way. Especially in view cently broke with WSC tradition by No. 1. The Young Women's Auxiliary, celebration was the crowning of of the fact that there seems to have pledging Negro students. Jean Kinney, took first place in the Wome the “May Queen.” In the baseball Rube Crowson received a letter from the Editor, the Crimson: been at one time a reason for con- Each took into its ranks one Ne- tercampus Sing held on Howard's campus
<5 game Howard was defeated 6-2, by cern about out-and-out communists gro pledge. Neither received reper- ning” and “I Got Shoes.” oh family of “Pop” Merchant last week, asking 1 would like to express my appreciation to the Siluria Club. and communist sympathizers in cussions from its national organi- “H. G. Davis, collector of internal SESE him to express their appreciation to the Stu- each and every one at Howard College for government positions. A group was zation.
—— revenue for the State of Alabama, Mission Band Plans| zs dent Body for the flowers, cards, and ex- the kindness and sympathy shown me during organized to determine to what ex- Calling the fraternities’ action BE spoke to the Ministerial Associa- tent they had infiltrated. The dif- “one courageous act,” the Daily pressions of sympathy that were extended to the illness and death of Mr. Frank (Pop) ' tion at their regular meeting, on
TR Evergreen, campus newspaper, said Panel Discussion 6th Na ficulty was that when the com- ||
Ce the passage, Romans 12:1. Mr. Davis them. They especially mentioned the quartet Merchant and I deeply appreciate all of you mittee had fulfilled the purpose for both groups “are to be congratu. is an outstanding Baptist and is A panel composed of staff mem- | ‘which it was created, it was not lated without reservation.” “who sang, and Mr. Burton, who spoke brief- for helping make the last years of his life the rr active in religious affairs over the bers of the Birmingham Interchurch| Jo A | willing to pass quietly out of exis- “Episodes along this order are ly. The family said they felt that his last most pleasant ones. state.” Counseling Service will compose tence. So anxious was it to con- on the increase in the colleges of the program for Mission Band, years were made happier by his association America,” says the Evergreen, “be- The Howard Student Body essay tinue functioning that it resorted to night, May 6, according| Powe —— contest on “Why Be Honest?” end- Thursday extravagant measures, such as cause it seems that today’s young
EE with friends at the gym. Rube Crowson z to Jo-Alice Jones, program chair-| Carle —————— EE ed and judging was to be on man- ¥ flaunting wild charges and promis- adults have developed some wide- Jean ner of presentation, use of grammar, man. : . |ing sensational exposes, most of ly different ideas on brotherhood Members of the panel will be Dr. retary and decency from those of the pre- diction and originality. which failed to materialize. The Dale LeCount, Dr. F. Fagan Thomp- secret: result’ was irreparable personal ceding generation.”—(ACP), 30 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK AT Ministerial Students son, and Dr. John Hall Jones. They | urer; = HOWARD . .. will discuss “The Church's Ministry Pat L4 Elections for Student Body and in the Field of Family and Personal COLLEGE CALENDAR class officers were the “tamest” of | ward any in the past few years. Most of Problems.” Plan ‘Howard Days’ Office of Dean of Women Last week's speaker was Dr. C. A.|leen the politicking was done on the April 30-May 7 Miller, executive secretary of the | day of balloting. Life By KATIE BATES when they have some personal con- Friday, April 30 Southern Baptist Christian 7:30 AM. Morning Watch Commission. He told Mission Band | tact with its students. The Howard Ministerial Associa- 2:30 PM. Howard vs. Mercer—There : members about the work of the | | tion has successfully presented its An efficient procedure is main- 3:00 PM. Mission to Colored Juvenile Court—Billie Pounds, French Frat. commission which deals with so- H-Day program to Alabama Bap- tained by the Ministerial Associa- leader cial problems and vital issues of | tists for the past few years. Pro- tion in conducting this program. Ac-. 7:30 PM. Party for BS.O. Actives—B.S.0. Lodge the day. moted by ministerial students, the Pi Kappa Alpha Houseparty—Panama City 12 Band meets at 7 pm. in| 4 cording to Leon Boyd, chairman of Chooses Mission program is under the supervision _ Saturday, May 1 Old Main auditorium. : Beta Zeta chapter of Pi Delta Phi, | of a faculty member. the Extension Committee of the 2:30 PM. Howard vs. Mercer—There National French Honor Society, has “Howard College Day” has three Ministerial - Association, prepara- 4:00 PM. Recital—-Mrs. Montgomery chosen new members: Kenneth objectives in its efforts, according tion for the H-Day is begun when 7:00 PM. Lambda Chi Alpha Pledge Party—Roebuck Club To Cook Bookout, Denny Helton, Earl Jef- Lambs to members of the Extension Com- a request is received from an as- 7:30 PM. Chess Club—Dr. Hawley Joe Motes, Joe mittee. Its first objective is to fres, Frank Wells, sociation. A list is posted on the Sunday, May 2 Bond, Harvey Love, Bob DeWitt, ' give ministers who are called of 9:00 AM. Mission to Charlanne Spastic School—Betty Ausborn, Spaghetti Supper college bulletin board for minis- Jane Hicks, Rodney Ott, Bob leader Dora Chi Alpha pledges will God an ‘opportunity fo present their terial students who can participate and Barbara Thompson. Lambda 2:00 P.M. Mission to Dr. White's Spastic School—Henri Mashburn, party for active mem-~ message to people who need Christ. in the program to sign. Plans are is president of the present a Harold Mixon dates Saturday night The college years are learning then made for a student to go to} Taylor, leader Lucile Foster is sec- pers and their organization. Community Center. o years, and before a minister can each church in the association. Church Services Hermann, treasurer; at the Roebuck retary; Doris spaghetti | 0 pastor a church, he needs experi- No payment is required on the Monday, May 3 y The party will feature a and Margaret Sizemore, advisor. members | ence in meeting people as well as part of the churches, according to "7:30 AM. Morning Watch Hall, supper, after which the Other members are Jimmy of standing before a congregation and 11:00 AM. Chapel will participate in a number Mr. Boyd. All gifts are turned in Ray Kilgore, Carolyn Gray, Gloria delivering a sermon. 2 4:30 PM. Mission to Crippled Children’s Clinic—Katie Bates, games planned by the pledges.|. to the treasurer of the Ministerial Franklin, Jo-Alice Jones, Hula Jo bef oo ¢ Its second purpose is to enable leader Highlight of the occasion will Association who deducts transpor- Fees Morris, Gordon Walker, Gordon |." = ~ Alabama Baptists to see the pro- 6:15 P.M. Mission to Ensley Goodwill Center—Billy Nutt, leader the announcement of the new sweet- tation expenses and divides what |g Joiner, and Betty Pratt. whose} gress being made by their college 6:30 PM. Ladies Chorus Practice heart of the pledge class, remains among the ministers who The purpose of Pi Delta Phi is to unknown un-| students. Baptists support Howard participated in the program. 7:00 PM. AP.O. Meeting—Pine Lodge a identity will remain create a wider knowledge of and and want to know something of the 7:30 PM. Junior Class Party—Gym that time. aly The results of this program are love for the contributions til : training promoted by the college. greater Lambda Chi pres evidence that it meets its objectives. 7:30 PM. “Firestone Hour” Library TV—Mu Alpha Chi culture. The Cecil Holladay, of France to world King of | Last, but not least, “Howard Col- The Extension Committee has re- 9:30 PM. Dorm House Meeting ident, was elected Kappa organization strives to accomplish last Satur- lege Day” seeks to bring about a ported 48 conversions, 72 transferred Tuesday, May 4 of Alpha Delta Pi Sorority this by stimulating students given by closer relationship between the col- church memberships, 4 dedications 7:30 AM. Morning Watch day night at a banquet French in American colleges and He lege and the churches. Baptists are to full-time Christian service, and 10:30 A.M. Howard College Auxiliary—Mrs. Lee McGriff, Pres.— the sorority at Vestavia Temple. universities to greater activity and cup] ava more interested in their college 55 re-dedications under the influ- Renfroe was presented a gold loving interest in the language, literature, "63. IL 12:30 PM. Psychology Club Baird, Kappa King of ence of sermons preached on H-Day. by by Bill and civilization of France and for the]. j Baptist leaders in the :late rec- 2:00 PM. Mission to White County Home—Harvey Love, leader Plans are in progress rewarding with election to mem- will bef. | ognize the effectiveness of “Howard , MISS RATNA MURTHY 2:00 P.M. Mission to Colored County Home—John Hayes, leader | Lambs’ houseparty which HOWARD bership those who have excelled in the last wee College Day.” Aecording To Dr. 2:30 P.M. Mission to White Juvenile Court—Anna Rivers, leader demonstrated held in Florida their studies and have Don Riddle is in charge : ‘Service Station A. H. Reid, Executive Secretary of 6:00 PM. Mission to Jefferson-Hillman Nurses Home—Bob and respect for of school. the Baptist State Executive Board, Indian Student their admiration Ledlow, leader of arrangements. 7631 2nd Avenue, South the associations that have put on 6:15 PM. Mission to T. B. Sanatorium—Leon Boyd, leader French culture. this H-Day Program have been 6:30 PM. I. R. C—Bob Owens, Pres—Pine Lodge greatly pleased with the results. Dr. Visits Howard 7:00 PM. Singspiration—Renfroe Hall H. C. Hopkins, pastor of the 12th 8:00 PM. Organ Recital—Charles Sego—Ruhama Street Baptist Church in Gadsden, An interesting visitor to Howard's Wednesday, May 5 says that the work being done by campus last week was Miss Ratna 7:30 AM. Morning Watch VIRGA’S the Howard College Ministerial As- Murthy, Indian exchange student at 11:00 AM. Chapel sociation in this regard is making Alabama College. LL 2:30 P.M. Howard vs. Florence—Here : a real contribution to Christian .. Ratna visited Birmingham during _ 6:45 PM. Mission to Boys Industrial School—Troy Scogin CAFETERIA causes. \ Montevallo’s spring helidays, and : leader stayed . 8:00 PM. in Renfroe with Ann Bobo. Play—*“John Loves Mary ’—Auditorium
Making a brief, impromptu talk | Church Services FRIEND SISTERS in chapel, Ratna said that she Thursday, May 6 WAFFLES was ¥ {impressed because America is 7:30 AM. Morning Watch Ladies’ and Children’s so big, and the young people are not as 12:30 P.M. Kappa Psi Dispensing Lab For Breakfast Ready-to-Wear shy as Indian young people. 12:30 P.M. : American Chemical Society—Science Hall Men’s Furnishings A political science student, Ratna 3:00 P.M. Pastorettes—Pine Lodge—Mrs. Davison, advisor plans to spend one more year at (nursery open) Phone 9-0260 Montevallo and then transfer to a 4:00 PM. Student Recital nts; First Ave, N. & 77th St. Northern school. She hopes to re- 8:00 P.M. Play “John Loves Mary’—Auditorium
turn to India KORET OF CALIFORNIA in three years. ¥ 20c Mrs. Sizemore 7:30 AM. Morning Watch Sportswear for Women said that Ratna's extensive knowledge of local poli- 3:00 P.M. Mission to Colored Juvenile Court—Billie Pounds, JANTZEN : | 7711 1st Ave., North Clothes for All the Family tics and candidates amazed her. | le She described Ratna as very sensi- 7:00 P.M. Rush Party at Delta Zeta Lodge <1 - ble, practical, and frank.
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dn DIY n EEHid Spi 0 I= ee Take Trophies— . |Hicker Flashback | 2 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK AT HOWARD . .. At special exercises eight co-eds! were tapped for membership in Hypatia, the highest honor accord- ed a woman student at Howard. In : a brief talk Dean P. P. Burns told | 3 : i - BB of the significance of Hypatia. | fatnage 0 a number of innoce t | This was the week of the annual | agividuals. ai uals. ; | BS.U. banquet at Fellowship Hall, 1 his is only one specific exam) ¢ Ruhama Baptist Church. Newly cf whit happens when any pri - elected members of the BS.U.| j ciple becomes magnified far beyc: 4 | Council were installed. : ok ser ire iis prope’ proportions. Le 88 The Masquers were smoothing out he | — the wrinkles in their latest forth- | re this pir-| ce) Cont ’ | coming produetion, “Midsummer ivman_ lias One (Courageous Act “0 | Night's Dream” by William Shake- Two fraternities at Washingt 1 speare. Stite College—Tau Kappa Epsi( a A gala “H-Day” celebration was Xi x by the “H” Club ; y Alpha Kappa Lambda—: . conducted jointly - Men's Division of the Intercampus end the ai j of Billie No. 2. First place winners in the tradition Ly | and the Y.W.CA. Climaxing Young Women’s Auxiliary, under the direction under the direction speciz lew cently broke with WSC was the crowning of No. 1. The members of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity, pledging Negro students. celebration Division of the first In- Sing were “Down there wi:ms to hive Kinney, took first place in the Women’s Roxie Calvert accompanied the group who sang In the baseball Jean last week. They sang “Eve- of Jerry Claxton. e a reason for con-| lack took into its ranks one I - the “May Queen.” by leleampus Sing held on Howard's campus repe - game Howard was defeated 6-2, Old Virginniy” and “Charlottetown.” -out communsts| gro pladge. Neither received - "in Club. ning” and “I Got Shoes.” | ! in cussions from its national organ - the Siluria : ’ | _ symipithizers | : : . 0 , Symp : “H. G. Davis, collector of internal Band Plans 0 . 0 B S of tions. A group ras zation, revenue for the State of Alabama, Mission ne 0 what >x-| (Calling the fraternities’ actic) "COMING EVENTS: | The (lif-| “one courageous act,” the Dei spoke to the Ministerial AsSocia- {on 6th ff icers Of | infiltrate. tin at thelr regular meeting on Panel Di campus newspaper, sa [if ane 1scussion t "when! the com-|Puergreen, - the passage, Romans 12:1. Mr. Davis purpose for| both groups “are to be congrat of staff mem- Ne amed; Installed the . is an outstanding Baptist and is| A panel composed ated it was !1ot|liled withoul reservation.” : Staggs is the new presi- ~ | order ai: active in religious affairs over the bers of the Birmi irmingham Interchurch| Jo Ann h Honors Day—May 5 | etly «ut of exis-| Episodes nlong this lk 2 will compose| dent of re a aE $0- ct wal UH es state. Counseling Service | was it to com-|on the incre:se in the colleges (f Band, |rority. First vice-president is Pat The Howard Student Body essay |the program for Mission | ng that it resorted to Americe,’ says the Evergreen, “x - Powell - . Be Honest?” 7 end-| - Thursday ursday night, ni May 6, according| es, such as|ciise i158 it seerus that today’s y's your: 2 : contest on “Why program chair- ne and second Vice-president ures, ed and judging was to be on man-|to Jo-Alice Jones, . . ‘2nd pron is-|adulis have (leveloped some wid - Jean Foster is corresponding sec- | ner of presentation, use of grammar, man. Trident, ODK Tap exposis, most of ly difieront ideas on brotherhoo Barriger, i recording Hypatia, diction and originality Members of the panel will be Dr. retary; Frances materiilize. The|and decency irom those of the pre - . treas- Ho pom, ne WEEK AT Dale LeCount, Dr. F. Fagan Thomp- secretary; Billie Sue Hulsey, Sa perso ind ial cocing 2 -neration.’ —(ACP). : 30 YEARS. AGO THIS paratie son, and Dr. John Hall Jones. They urer; Ann Chancellor, rush captain; oo HOWARD . . . Gib- sob Law rush co-captain; Jean Body and will discuss “The Church’s Ministry Pat ; : - | | Elections for Student rship Day—May 12 and Personal son, house chairman; Bertha Brown, { Schola class officers were the “tamest” of in the Field of Family editor; Col | (OLLEGECALENDAR Mést of Problems.” warden: Sue Russum, any in the past few years. sports chairman; and ~ (ri¥ice of Dean of Women i Last week’s speaker was Dr. C. A.|leen Bailey, Po the politicking was done on the chorister. | April 30-Muy 7 Miller, executive secretary of the|pat Evans, Po day of balloting. Wade Barriger in- Southern Baptist Christian Life| Past-president . 0 . the new officers Monda Class Honors Told 1 He Commission. He told Mission Band stalled High Class, Moming Watch : of the|night at the lodge. Tongay vs. Merver—_'liere : members about the work Howarc | HM F h F a lo Colored Juverile Court—Billie Pounds which deals with so-} || Mission rat. commission ¥ | oa i renc leader | cial problems and vital issues of| Lodge ho 7 Pledges To Stage Party 10° BSO Activis—3.8.0. the day. BSO 3 Chooses 12 : Pi E Kapp Alph:. Houscpariy--Pariama City Mission Band meets at 7 p.m. in Scavenger Hunt At 7 . | aa Delta Phi, Old Main auditorium. : 4 1 ! : 1 3 Beta Zeta chapter of Pi Howard vs. Mei er—1'here Tr a : Pledges of Beta Sigma Omicron MEETING 8 ] National French Honor Society, has are honoring the actives with a CRIMSON STAFF Mentgoruery : Kenneth : | . Recital Mss Club : chosen mew members: To Coo scavenger Ing ¢ tonight. | . Lambda “hi Alpha Plage 2arty- Roebuck Bookout, Denny Helton, Earl Jef- Lambs Haw cy a : Members and dates will meet at Chess Clib—Dr, Wells, Joe Motes, Joe ms : be ‘served : | : 4 fres, Frank Supper 7:00: Refreshments will DAY! BL Bond, Harvey Love, Bob DeWitt, Spaghetti hunt at the Lodge. * TO D ! | 10 Charlinne §pastic School—Betty Ausborn, fl Ott, Bob} : Seah after the ; a Dora Jane Hicks, Rodney Alpha pledges will i Ae EN and Barbara Thompson.| Lambda Chi : 7 ¢ Spatic School—Henri Anr Mashburn, a party for active mem- |et 2's Harold Mixon is president of the|present night -— DO Chicago f sartied |, ; eb ea is sec-| bers and their dates Saturday fin- = organization. Lucile Foster sii after “David and Bathsheba” : 2 Cel treasurer; at the Roebuck Community . | Ce retary; Doris Hermann, spaghetti | , ; QO Office ce advisor. The party will feature a the Public Relations FS iE and Margaret Sizemore, members isheq play me, d You er : | Watch: : bi yo Jimmy Hall, supper, after which the arch Morning CL Other members are a number of "0 Tl eacher said Chapel Gray, Gloria will participate in you cats to Bates, = | Ray Kilgore, Carolyn the pledges.| _Vc ioo eo want : 0 Crippled Children’s Clinic—Katie Jones, Hula Jo| games planned by : Mission a Franklin, Jo-Alice occasion will be dig this crazy novel” Sharp | £0 Walker, Gordon Highlight of the 11:00 ender Nutt, leader | | Morris, Gordon ~ ¢ Mission t) Ensley Goodwi 1 Center--Billy the announcement of the new sweet-| : . | a] Joiner, and Betty Pratt. class, whose| ovo purdue Exponent: ; Pi Delta Phi is to heart of the pledge “Drive Ladies Corus Practice i i The purpose of un-| o.oo yoord on campus: L Meeting Pine Loge ie a| identity will remain unknown ] AP.O. create a wider knowledge of and . b iF that time. Junior C pp} Por iy—Lm love for the contributions til sarefully + The life you save may be Alpha i . greater Cecil Holladay, Lambda Chi pres- ; . "Fir rest on# Hour’ Lib:ary TV—Nu Bounce to world culture. The! AT TEN DANCE IMPORTANT Pha Chi 1 Ce —— I. Dorm Hcuse Meiting ident, was elected Kappa King of ; bo organization strives to accomplish Alpha Delta Pi Sorority last Satur- | s : this by stimulating students of) by THE MEANEST MAN! 1B and|day night at a banquet given Morning Watch 4 in American colleges ‘world Md. Lee McGriff, Pres— French Temple. He| mh meanest man in the _ Howard (‘ollege .\uxilia y—11rs. greater activity and |the sorority at Vestavia student at the a universities to gold loving CUD yard goes to some ‘Renfroe | literature,| was presented a University. One day a interest in the language, Kappa King of 83. |[ no Island . of France and by|by Bill Baird, mail Psychology Club leader | | and civilization for the| yx received news in the %} White County Horie— Harvey Love, to mem- Plans are In progress army. He was Mission leader rewarding with election which will bell + }o was in the t« Colored Coin y Home —John Hayes, have excelled in Lambs’ houseparty around . Mission leader " | bership those who 1. 10st surprised man Whites Juveril: Co irt--Anna Rivers, held in Florida the last week-end ~ Mission ic and have demonstrated had a deferment and was Home—Bob i their studies Riddle is in charge since he Nurses respect for of school. Don with his draft _ Mission 0 Jeffrsoa-Fillmin their admiration and having no trouble Lh Sel of arrangements. Ledlow, 1 :ader Es i French culture, some Leon Boyd’ eader so board. It turned out that . Mission ti T BE. Saniiosium i re-- oo 5 * «¢riend” had gone down to the Pres.Pine Lodge ™® ; : up. . LR Ci lob Cwens, . cruiting office and signed him un {a 5 : 77 ingspirat on—Renfroc Hall dE : many blue faces and train- WASHING — LUBRICATION Redlit —(Charle; Sego--Rihama . - =) It took i L ne ASA. ed blood vessels to convince the . cen od NY Ne Phone 99321 | A Mays ol | : that he was not PRUG STORE Tih dnt Ava Morning ater : a recruiting officer B¢ & lat Ave, nN singed his name and Cor. | | the boy who ; bens 1 Chapel want to go in the Gam he did not that Howard vi. Flormce Here \\ | : ; Mi. Mission 1) Boy: In(lustrial School ag 15 N army, at least not yet—The Ram.}| 5 : ’ ~~ | hool—Troy Scogin, : ei leader ON : : .M. Play“ oliti Lois Mory"~Aud torium POSHY College Cafeteria Ma Teh Siirvice: SUMMER : ; y, : May 6 ¥ : ; [ for pleas 3 : oo : Here's your opportunity : . Morning Watch : : < ; : DELICIOUS HOME-MADE ‘ a : ant profitable summer work with : . Kappa Psi Disp:nsing Lab | NG i) ; PIE _hemical §¢clety Liirit cl organiza . BUTTER PEC AN I.i Americdn chemical S¢ clety— Scitnge Hall ; ) : : a Marshall Field owned Don. advisor : men Pastorettes-—Pine: Ledge--Mrs. tion. Openings for college ; (nursery open) _ 15¢ the comm unity. | Student Rwital and women at to assist ivan. pany 2 » My ty =Auditorium Com z. a Fay “Joh1i Love Comp ce 1 Pastry Always Crisp 3 4 : in room g representative will conduct A A tb : : “ ¥ : Court--Billie P ao 4 Mission to Colot ed Juveril: ‘ie | 104 Ay ; :
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» tfBTS THE HOWARD CRI Friday, April 30, 1954
HeRe ea portingly BULLDOG OF Tennis Téam Loses To Bulldogs Win Players af Speaking THE WEEK Southwestern Student Body president Wayne Coach James Sharman’s Tennis
at 3 Ball Games Barrett has been chosen today’s team dropped their second game of
en Crim “Bulldog of the Week.” .to the Southwestern do Frank Yancey the season A rejuvenated Bulldog baseball With hard hitting first Wayne is the Lynx, 7-1. team took three games from the Bulldog baseball definitely down Howard College, May 14, 1954 and field meet went to the baseman for the The Dogs were Lynx last week-end. tote First place in the H-Day track as they Southwestern team. At present, his batting aver- that Saturday. afternoon The Dogs won Friday afternoon Tuesday. age is .333, which is good in any able to salvage only one Mn H-Club were 11-3, and took both games of the league. match of the day. eat Winners, by events: double-header Saturday. Score of Beside being president of the Stu- Reid, No. 1 man for the Independents Ben the first game was 14-11, and the . 100-yard dash—Welford, he is a member of the only one to win his dent Body, Dogs, was the second was 11 to 3. 220-yard dash—Armstrong, H-Club H-Club, Trident, Omicron Delta He and his partner lost match. Chuck Worthy gave up only five Kappa, the International Relations doubles match as did the other 440-yard dash—Byrd, Preachers their hits in the first game to record Club, the Greater Council of BS.U,, doubles partners. Mile relay—H-Club (Armstrong, Lovvorn, Hawkins, and his win. Bill Henke had a three. the Ministerial Association, Mis- run home-run in the 8th inning / Barnes) - sion Band, and the Chapel Commit- H-DAY VARSITY and Howard Hawkins got one in the Shot Put—Yancey, Sigma Nu tee. sixth inning. A religion major, he comes to Discus—Chandler, H-Club In the first game Saturday Jen- Howard from Ft. Deposit. : BASEBALL RESULTS Broad Jump—Breeding, H-Club kins, Harrison, Scott, and Worthy were used before the Dogs won. High Jump—Roebuck, Independents Jacksonville—1 In the last game Medlock had a game sweep at Taylor Leads Dogs The baseball team, by virtue of their three Howard—O no-hitter going when the game was Southwestern last week-end, now boast six wins against eight called in the fourth. In Tenn. Track Meet Contrary to the rule that a game the Bulldogs hitter with defeats. “Aub” Dickinson is leadirig is not a game unless four and one- Frank Taylor, dashman for the ENROLL FOR PROFESSORS 446 batting average. Close behind him are Wayne Barrett half innings are completed, the game a Bulldog thinclads, scored 11 points . .. How many times have you will go into the record books. and Howard Hawkins with .333 and .327 respectively. in a three way meet in Jackson, taken an el ive course with a Bulldog first homers against Tennessee, last Saturday, to lead the very interesting name only to have Wayne Barrett, Congratulations are due four men hitting homer in the first, Dogs to second place. : it “murdered” by the professor? gsacker, had a _Southwestern last weekend also. Dickinson, Basrett, Hawkins inning of the final game. Union University wad first with Not often, perhaps, but often} and Bill Henke all had round-trippers. 82 points. Howard scored 68, and enough. Have you had courses go In Intramural softball . . . The Independents, led by the Bethel had 11% points. flat, dead, dull, } uninspiring, and you must consider first. consequently, unfruitful . . . by com- If you don’t like the name of the pitching of Walter Barnes, are still in the lead in the men’s Taylor scored first in the 100- yard dash and the 220-yard dash, parison with courses. in. the same course, but have heard many fa- league. They have not lost a single game. and third in the shot put. George department? vorable things about the professor, The Preachers and the Sigma Nus are close behind with only Hayes was second highest with 8 The answer? Sign up for pro- sign up anyway. Chances are you fossors, not courses, you will have will learn more by accident from a 1 defeat each as the Crimson goes to press. points. He scored a tie for first in the mile and won the 880 yard run. limitations, and you will have to good professor than you would learn ‘The summary: | get plenty of opinions from more from a dull one on purpose.—Daily Peeved, Anyone? At a dinner in her honor, Valeria 100—1, Taylor (H); 2, Clinkscales advanced students in the depart- Colorado, Univ. of Colo.—The Re. H. Parker, pioneer suffragette, was (H): Deaton (U) :10:5. ment, but it's your own education flector.
asked why she began to fight for At the University of Toledo, + 220-1, Taylor (H); 2, McCorkle woman's right to vote. She said: Ohio, the Campus Collegian’s in- (U); 38, Clinkscales (H) :24:3. LANIER SALES OPPORTUNITY quiring reporter sought students’ “In the early 1900's only two 440—1, Morris (U); 2, Truett (N); and faculty members’ pet peeves. groups weren't allowed to vote, the 3, Ridley (H) :53. DRUG COMPANY Real Silk Hosiery Mills, Inc. idiots and the women. I didn’t like Here are some of the results: 880—1, Hays (H); 2, McGhee (H); This Summer. Part-time ~— Full-time. for women students, tapped six; five juniors a the grouping.”—U.P. Hypatia, henor organization “Teachers fail to realize that they 3, Noblett (U) :2:134. Pleasant and Profitable. row, Nancy Harper and Roxie Calvert. Back have been teaching the same sub- Mile—1, Hays (H) and McGhee Phome 9-24903 — 7-1066 902 American Life Bldg. and Pat Barnes. ject for a number of years,” says First Busines Man: Since I have (H); 3, Horner (U) :5:045.
one student. “They think we should my new car, I don't have to walk Low Hurdles—1, McCorkle (U);
. know as much as they do in a much to the bank to make my deposits. 2, Deaton (U); 3, Dodson (H) :278. Second Business Man: Now you High Hurdles—1, Deaton (U); 2, Bennett, Baskin Win § drive over eh? ( Hamilton (H); 3, Hurt (H) :16.7. First Business Man: No, I just Two-Mile—1, Panuel (U); 2, Horn- of curiosity which I object to. Stu- don't make any. er (U0); 3, Gass (U) 11:51.2. dents are not interested in learn- ~—Hiwassean Javelin—1, Deaton (U) and Top College Honors ing just for the sake of knowing Arnold (B); 8, Clinkscales (H) 152 something. Everything must have | feet, 2 inches. ; ; Day From Grand Rapids, Michigan, its nineteenth annual Scholarship Shot-Put—1, Gaba (U); 2 - Howard observed Press: “Mr, ____ visited the school George W. Hess, “lazi- ning (U); 3, Taylor (H) and Walters during the chapel hour with Dr. yesterday and lectured on ‘Destruc- Wednesday (B) 36 feet, 5 inches. tive Pests’ A large number were the Math Department, presiding. Discuss—1, Gaba (U); 2, Morris head of |: dents are the only people in the present.—Reader’'s Digest. by Professor James H. Chapman world,” he says, “who pay for (0); 3, Walters (B) 113 feet, 3 Following the invocation Armstrong, principal of the In-| something and then do their best inches. and an address by Dr. Louis E. to cheat themselves out of it”— The_family was at a seance and Pole Vault—1, Rudd (H); 2, Bas- presented the Honor Students. dian Springs School, Dean Burn s (ACP). : the medium was trying with all his sett "(H); 3, McCorkle (U) 9 feet, 8 the class of might to contact the department inches. College Honors for was the only Junior in the group. Bennett, Lou- ones. A little boy about seven years High Jump—1, Deaton (U) and 1954 went to Joe Claude Five sophomores named were A 20-year-old German student has has main- old, kept saying to the medium: “I Truett (U), five way tie for third. . pre-medicine major, who dell Oliver, Helen Mason, John arrived in Japan, after hitch-hiking of 2951. Pre- Donald want to talk to my grandpa.” 5 feet, 68 inches. taihed an average Hayes, James Bruton, and one third of his way aroufid the Honors, class of Lee Jack-| “Hush, boy, you bother me.” said Broad Jump—1, Deaton (U) and liminary College Weeks: Freshmen were : globe. Baskin, Human Samuel Black, the medium. Cantrell (B); 3, Truett (U) 19 and 1955, went to Joe son, Joanne Brindley, Timm Nolte, an architecture stu- has an aver- : For ten minutes the little boy 1/10 feet. Relations major who and Edward Earl Gibbons. dent, left Germany to see the world for aver- continued to ask to speak to his One-Mile Relay—1, Union (Truett, age of 2.740. Receiving Class Honors a year ago. On March 7, 1953, he the Exchange were six | grandfather. Finally, the medium Morris, McCorkle, Deaton). No sec- Presentation of ages from 250 to 2.70 | left his home in Duesseldorf and, scholarship was and two said, “Okay, boy, here's your grand- ond awarded. :3:40.7. Club Cup for high seniors, seven sophomores, with no money in his pockets, Keith of the Harold Mar-| father, now speak to him.” made by Mr. Walling freshmen. Seniors were toured Switzerland, the South of Claude. Shaffer, One kangaroo mother to another: _ Birmingham New to Joe tin, Jo-Alice Jones, Jeanne France and Italy. “Grandpa, whatta you doing up main- and there, you ain't dead!” “Don’t you hate these days when Fifteen students who have Betty Pratt, William Brakefield, Then he made his way to Greece, to 3.00 Werej —Daily Texan they can’t play outside?” ; tained an average of 2.70 James Brand. Sophomores Turkey, Syria and Iraq, and from Class Honors. were awarded High Charles Talbert, Lynn Gourley, | Iraq he worked his passage across Wil- TRI PC RL C Five were seniors: Bennett, ‘Wayne Johnson, Jack Mills, Evelyn wi the Persian gulf to Pakistan. From When you pause... make Gail Fenn, Usry, and Charles liam C. Rhodes, Barbara Patrick, Carol § there he went to India, and then to Ld Baskin were Thomas Ann Fox, Harold Mixon. Workman. Freshmen Japan. ’ the Emblem of Fine Printing and Bebby Jean Justice. Next on his list are North and Dobbs Following the presentation, Dr.io South America, South Africa and Will Hold pronounced the Wa . finally back home to Germany— Art Dept. Marvin Ashlock (ACP) DRINK benediction.
Exhibition Student | ; Hess Is Director Department wil present Dr. : (Continued from pagel) The Art an exhibit of student work Monday State Math Assn. J i : lude “From God Naught Shall Di- through Friday, May 18-22, in the Of vide Me,” J. S. Bach; “Prelude and Home Economics building. Hess was Shosen I "Fugue in F Minor,” J. S. Bach; Walmsley| Dr ‘George fl Pupils of Mr. William er ye 2 1 reciop Opus 59, No. 9, Max James Gil-| serve ano “Benedictus,” showing canvasses are: Associa ; Conde Reger; “Elevation I” from Trois Mash thehe Alabama Arthur Weeks, Bobby their fourth an-| lespie, th Teachers, at 4 Elevations, Opus 32, Marcel Dupre; : : e : which was | i i association meeting and “Cortege et Litanie,” Marcel Batley Frank Wells, nual Dupre. ; . burn, Mildres held May 8 in th Scott, Alice Morgan, Grace ~ Ralph Wilma Hoar, Bernice Martin. R. Hudson, Florence|| An eight-year-old girl complain- Davis, Mrs. Mary | James McCurry, Mildred Pittman, as president; ed to her father that every day Kidd, State, will act Birmingham Printing Company Terah Ann Robinson, Sybill Braswell, Ald when she started home from school Albert Par- Miss Mamie Jack Long, Ann Spinks, Kiser, lege, vice-president; due, Charles Hand, Gladis Huntingdon her. 1034 North Twenty-sixth Street williams, years.|" and Mrs. F. C. Mabee. elected director for two | “Why don’t you try to run away BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY also Lf her parents. Classes in Materials and Methods «preparation of I gig try it” she said, “but they|| BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA _ THE BIRMINGHAM COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY of Teaching Art, and Color and jld- De- Teachers in Math” was the ae main |Ma at the meeting. Hat don’t chase me." : © "Cdke" Is a registered trade-mark. © 1954, THe COCA-COLA COMPANY sign will exhibit in the Art Bua topic discussed ing.
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