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A conservative statesman has The modern American is a fel­ been defined as one who wishes low who can answer the $64 to continue existing evils whereas question on a radio program, but a liberal wishes to replace them can't tell you the name of his con­ with others. gressman. NO. 3 VOL. XXXIII. McPHERSON COLLEGE, McPHERSON, KANSAS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1949 Opening Night Of Helms Adopt 10 Children; Walking Golden Stairs To Be Easy ‘The Late George Apley’ Serve Their Community Musicale, Nearing After Harnly Steps Says Miss Brown "We have had ten children, Is Progressing Well none of whom were born to us," "After having walked from Highlighting the fall musicale Practice on the McPherson College Players' fall pro­ to be held October 11 and 12 in stated Mrs. J. Juana Helm, c'36, first to fourth floor in Harnly duction, "The Late George Apley" , is progressing well, ac­ the college chapel will be a dra­ in a letter to the Alumni Office. Hall for twenty-seven years, I do matic cantata, " Trial by Jury," Mr. and Mrs. Helm, Climax, not feel that I should have any cording to Professor Roy McAuley, dramatics coach. by Gilbert and Sullivan. Kansas, now have three of their trouble walking the Golden A ctors are currently being coa ch ed on stage actions and lines. ten adopted children at home. The Stairs," stated Miss Jessie Brown. Leading the cast are Eula Wit- youngest, a four-year-old girl, ac­ Miss Brown is Professor of Production is scheduled for the nights of October more as the plaintiff; Royce Beam, companies Mrs. Holm to school the defendant; Harold McNamee, Piano and head of the Music De­ 31, November 1, 2, and 3 at 8 p. m., in the Little Theater each day and amuses herself eith­ partment of McPherson College. the learned judge; Merrill Sanger, er at a desk or in the schoolyard. on third floor of Sharp Hall. counsel for the plaintiff; Vernon According to Dr. R. E. Mohler. Both Mr. and Mrs. Helm preach, reason would indicate that Miss "The Late George Apley" is a Nickolson, usher; and Winston period production taking place in Bowman, forman of the jury. although Mrs. Helm no longer has Brown has sufficient cause to Seniors Represent a regular schedule. She is a full­ make such a statement. Boston in the year 1912. George The bridesmaids will be Naomi Apley, by Wayne Ziegler, repre­ Mankey, Martha Frantz, Lorene time teacher in the Climax Ele- Statistics which Dr. Mohler has New Addition To mentary School. compiled are as follows: sents the Bostonian element that Marshall, and Elaine Wine. feels the rest of the country is Ground level to 4th floor.... M iss Brown Alumni Group Members of the jury will be Al­ ...................................... 63 steps foreign. vin Willems, Bill Kidwell, Wayne China Missionary Same number down .. 126 steps for chapel and other activities, Each y e a many questions are Play Cast Zeigler, Albert Guyer, Ellis Al­ 2,000,000 stops would be a con­ Apley's daughter and son, play­ bright, Don West, James Garvey, Two trips daily .......... 252 steps asked about the senior class. The To Speak Oct. 9 Five days weekly .. 1260 steps servative figure. seniors represent the new addi­ ed by Kathlyn Larson and Dale Dale Oltman, Hubert Newcomer, Dr. Mohler observed that years Oltman, try to revolt against their Thirty-six weeks ... 45,360 steps tion to the alumni association, Fred Goenner, Garth Ellwood, and Mr. Wendell Flory, missionary of practice add to grace in move­ father’s attitude. Their successes to China, will speak in Chapel Oc­ Twenty-seven y e a rs .............. and they also represent the next Charles Lewis. ment, and that certainly the im­ and failures makes up the body of tober 5. He will also speak to ......................... 1,224,720 steps contribution of the college to the The Public will be portrayed by The above would be mininum. pression that Miss Brown makes the play. various other campus organiza­ business world. The class is com­ Professor McAuley has started members of the Symphonic Choir. Adding to this the fact that Miss as she ascends the Golden Stairs posed of that group of students Accompanying will be Helen tions. On Sunday, October 9, he that excellent character parts are will appear at Church of the Breth­ Brown has taught in Summer will be a most impressive one. who will soon meet the academic Stover. provided in the supporting roles. ren services morning and evening. School most summers, and allow­ However, he added, that he hopes requirements of the college and " Trial by Jury" began the car­ it will be a long time before she Margaret Daggett is the ancient Mr. Flory’s parents were mis­ ing for many extra trips to fourth thereby become worthy candidates family servent who is not disturbed eer of England's greatest light sionaries in China, and Mr. Flory floor, which she has had to make makes that ascent. for the degrees granted by Mc­ opera team, Gillbert and Sullivan. by the insane activities of the was born in that country. He is Pherson College. family. Both of them became famous men married and has one child. Dur­ Of the sixty-nine seniors, fifty- before they met. Finally, at the Occupations Booklet To Dean Cotton is the distant rel­ ing the war, he and his wife were KNEX Broadcasts three are men, and sixteen are ative who wants to be a "proper suggestion of the manager of the interned on the Phillippine Is­ women. Thirty-three are mar­ Royalty Theater, they produced Be Published By College Bostonian." lands. A Cappella Choir ried while thirty-six are still Esther Mohler portrays a fiery their first hit, "Trial by Jury." He is at home now for a one- An occupation booklet is to be Other numbers in the musicale published by McPherson College in single. matron who makes life miserable year furlough and is traveling Recordings At 2:30 Teaching leads in the voca­ will be "I Hear America Singing" a few weeks. This publication will for those around her. Jeane Bal­ among the churches to verse the tional objectives of the seniors, dwin plays Catherine Apley, the by Symphonic Chior accompanied people on the conditions in China. contain unidentified pictures of KNEX will broadcast the re­ by Bonnie Alexander, pianist, and McPherson College alumni in their cordings of last year’s A Cappella it being indicated by twenty-nine devoted but not too brilliant wife Mrs. San Romani, organist, and respective occupations. There will Choir this afternoon at 2:30. members of the class. Other vo­ of George. cations into which members of " In a Persian Garden," a song Suggestions For also be brief write-ups concerning Supporting Roles and Understudies The A Cappella Choir made the class plan to enter are: busi­ Other supporting characters cycle for four solo voices. The these occupations. these recordings while on tour last four solo parts in this number will Treating Colds ness, ministry, medicine, farm­ and understudies are Don Shultz, In past years Mac College has spring. Nine songs were cut at ing, mission work, christian coun­ Vera Hoffman, Rowena Neher, be sung by Florene Messick, Laura that time for an album of four been criticized for its lack of seling, social work, chemistry, Marie Miller, Betty Frantz, Bill Fillmore, Kenneth Graham, and Since an epidemic of colds has records. The albums of four rec­ preparation for vocations other accounting, civil service, christi­ Daggett, and Garth Ellwood. Gilford Ikenberry. struck the campus, Mr. Dick Ware- ords sell for $4.50 each at the than teaching or preaching. This an education, homemaking, busi­ Eula Broyles is student direc­ ham, director of physical education, booklet will show that McPherson college book store or $5.00 by ness executive, physicist, and X- tor. has listed suggestions for avoid­ College is ready to prepare stud- mail anyplace in the United States. Ray technician. Miss Della Lehman is assis- Ruebler, Flory To ing and treating colds. ents for many vocations. 1. Try more snoozes. Forty-eight of the seniors claim ting Mr. McAuley in the general This booklet will be used in Kansas as their home state. The production procedure. Speak In Chapel 2. Carry one large white hand- soliciting students. It is dedicated BSC Sponsors other twenty-one come from Cali­ kerchief— about the size of a tow­ to young people who are faced A special Chapel will be held el. Use often. European Tour fornia, Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana, Alumni To Return on Friday, October 7. The speaker with the problem of selecting a Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio, Penn­ 3. If you are about to sneeze vocation. A purpose of this publi­ will be Mr. Hal Kuebler, National "Seeing Europe with a Pur­ sylvania, and Texas. Should the in someone’s face while talking cation is to show the values of To Mac Oct. 28 President of the Y. M. C. A. pose" is the title of the first Euro­ seniors all go home, the total dis- to him, ask him to turn his head. a college education in preparation There will be Chapel on Wed­ 4. When drying your nose, keep pean tour sponsored by the Breth­ tance travelled would be 17,260 For Homecoming for the students life work. ren Service Commission of the nesday, October 5, at which Wen­ the sound down to a minimum bl­ miles. Coronation of the homecom­ dell Flory, Missionary from Chi­ ast. Brethren Church. The tour left The seniors represent a dozen New York September 26 on the ing queen will precede the Mc- na will speak.

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