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Minnesota State University Moorhead RED: a Repository of Digital Collections The Western Mistic Student Newspapers 4-15-1932 The Western Mistic, April 15, 1932 Moorhead State Teachers College Follow this and additional works at: https://red.mnstate.edu/western-mistic Recommended Citation Moorhead State Teachers College, "The Western Mistic, April 15, 1932" (1932). The Western Mistic. 16. https://red.mnstate.edu/western-mistic/16 This News Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Newspapers at RED: a Repository of Digital Collections. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Western Mistic by an authorized administrator of RED: a Repository of Digital Collections. For more information, please contact [email protected]. THEWES VOL. 23 WESTERN MINNESOTA'S STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE Moorhead, Minnesota, April 15,1932 NO. 5 ®®®®®®®®®®®®®@® RELIGIOUS GROUPS To Conduct Band I ® ® Music Director REPORTERS FIND I® CALENDAR OF EVENTS ® PRESENT PROGRAM i ® ® CONVENIENCES IN ® Wednesday—April 21, 4:15 p. m. IN CHAPEL TODAY I® —Piano Recital. ® Wednesday—April 21, 7:30 p. m. MACLEAN HALL STATE TO DEDICATE BUILDINGS ® —Concert by Detroit Lakes SWIMMING POOL, STUD?NT QUAR­ TO STUDENTS. MR. BALLARD High School Orchestra—Weld TERS, SOCIAL ROOMS AT­ SAYS WEDNESDAY Hall Auditorium. Monday—April 18. 3:00 p. m.— TRACT ATTENTION To show the place and interest of re­ Meeting of General Ccmmittee on Commencement. ® Acting upon the idea that many stu­ ligion on the College catnpus, the local dents may not have made the rounds Y. W. C. A.. Y. M. C. A., and Newman May 6, 7, 8, !)-*Eighth Annual of the new buildings, and that in any Club combined their efforts in taking Arts Festival. case the Alumni would like to know charge of the chapel program today. Tomorrow — Geography Council more about the new quarters, a squad Special musical numbers were present­ Banquet—Waldorf Hotel, Fargo of reporters was sent out on a hunt ed by the combined members of these ® ® ® S ® ® ® ® ® ® for interesting features. Thus far four thjee organizations who belong to the have reported, and their observations, Chapel Choir. Short talks were given whether good or bad, are here printed. on the organization and activities of these groups as follows Eileen Hilano. DETROIT TAXES • Humor has it that "it won't be long the Newman Club; Lillian Kankel, now until students and faculty start the Y. W. C. A.; and Charles Jahr, the HIGH ORCHESTRA what Mr. Ballard calls the hegira or Y. M. C. A. A speech concerning the flight from Weld Hall, which has been building of character by James Krajeck | a crowded bee-hive for the last two HERE WEDNESDAY years. was also scheduled. Miss Leonard Announces Plans Mr. Christensen will again wield the GROUP TO APPEAR IN EXCHANGE Two organizations which will appear OOl Plans for Commencement and Dedi­ $35,000 I baton at the concert given by the Col­ OF CONCERTS WITH THE cation were presented in chapel last in this years Arts Festival, the College Is RhaDSOdy In Color lege Band on May 8 as one of the DRAGON BAND Orchestra and the Chapel Choir are Wednesday. Miss Leonard, chairman features of the eighth Annual Arts directed by Mr. Preston, head of the of the Commencement Committee, An important feature of the Physical Festival at M. S. T. C. In a letter from Francis Bordsen, Music Department at the College, ^summarized the plans already made Education building is the swimming instructor in the Detroit Lakes High for Commencement; Mr. Ballard, chair­ pool. Completed, it is a rhapsody of School, an M. S. T. C. engagement of man of the Dedication Committee, gave green and black. The perfect harmony REDUCED RATES the Detroit Lakes High School Or­ a tentative program for Dedication of TAFLIN IS NEW of the room is its strongest feature. This chestra is announced. The concert will the new buildings; and Henry Booher. , part of the new building alone is es­ take place on Thursday, April 21, at president of the student commission, ANNOUNCED FOR WESTERN MiSTiC timated to have cost $35,000. 7:30 p. m. in the auditorium at-Wald solicited the aid of the student body The walls are of pale green tile with Hall. in the preparation for both of these EUROPEAN TOUR EDITOR-IN-CHIEF a scroll of black, and the pool is done The orchestra, consisting of 35 pieces, events. in green tile with a border of black. is directed by Chester Kaldahl. James n th That the dedication exercises mean PLAN OF DEFERRED PAYMENTS Shannon, violinist, and Gordon Borstad SHERMAN WILL BE ASSOCIATE: ° e floor of the pool are black lines thato t •the Vs n, Statesfafo ofrvf Minnesota\T i tinoenfa isk dedicatnpnirat- A III W TA inVAVTAPPC BRIDGES, COCKING DRAW running up to the side, indicating in ADDS TO ADVANTAGES trumpet, both seniors at Detroit High ing the new physical plant to the stu- STAFF POSITIONS black numbers the depth of the water. OF SUMMER TRAVEL ; School, will assist the group as soloists den body and to those who will be At the north end in large black letters The following numbers will comprise Axel Taflin, Winger, a Senior next 's printed SHALLOW and at the south students here in the years to come Now a greater advantage is offered the program: "Marche Militaire", Shu- en was the statement of Mr. Ballard, to get pleasure, education, culture, anc: bert; selections from Bizet.s 0 year, is to be the editor-in-chief ol H DEEP likewise is indicated, chairman of the faculty committee on experience for a little expenditure. A «Carmen» Adieux», by de gar- the MiSTiC for 1932-33,- it was an-,;, Placed at the south end is the spring nounced the June 6 epochal event in M. S. T. price of $380 to tour for 48 days through t tru' et solo seiected Gordon today by Mr. Murray. Work- board, which is covered with straw C. history. — «—*•»»' *»•»•. i— °< KUTrS? A SiZt- ing with- him— -as associate— editor will -be1 ——matting -so -as to insure the divers "I have been interested in the various Elianor Sherman of Fergus Falls, also against any possible accidents, $412 as was formerly given out was tions from Sullivan's operas; viohn solo conceptions which many people have the announcement this week of Mr. Mendelssohn-s E minor Concerto. a Senior in '32-'33. Other important the southwest corner are two i of this coming event", declared Mr. Schwendeman director of the 1932 Col- James sha "Celebrated Minuet", staff positions include John C. (Jack) drains, the source of the water supply. Ballard. "Some have thought it was to lege Geography European tour and di- Valensin; and «In a Persian Markef Bridges of Moorhead a Sophomore next A drain in the center of the pool is the be something in the nature of a car- rector of the successful Eastern and J"""""**' year, as news editor, and Alwin Cock- outlet for the water, which.is heated i by Ketelby. The concert wffl be closed ^ of FargQ alsQ g{ ^ ^ ^ sg from the basement by twQ steam nival; others have thought of it as Western tours of the last two summers with the Detroit Lakes High School something we were to dedicate to the At the same time that he received make-up editor. I boilers. Song. city; some thought of it as a corn-] word of rate reductions from the Cun- Deeper shades of green mark the The Teachers College Concert Band Tryouts tare being held for business I mercial opportunity, while still others ard Steamship company, he also was wiU , a return ^ncert t Detroit staffs of both the MiSTiC and the Pra tiling of the floor immediately sur- thought^nltflVl rvfof itif asOC semi-politicalcomi-nnlitiral in natlirpnature •vnflv/vritc^authorized Into announcennnonnnr, flvolthat deferred/InfnvvnH J eceptor,, _ .. and1 it•. is thoughtil. 1. J il.that J 11these r°unding the pool, and separate^! from Lakes in the near future. considering the coming campaigns. payments may be arranged. Mr. positions will be filled by this time 'le Pocd by an iron railing are three "My idea, and I feel that most of Schwendeman also announced a special next week. Tryouts for editorial staff ro™s bleachers, on the west side. you will agree, is rather that it is a tour which will cost $125, covering trans- positions were conducted two weeks 1 The pool is eight and a half feet at ceremony of the state whereby it con- portation to and back from London, RURAL SCHOOL ago. For the Praeceptor, College an­ the deepest end and three and a half fers upon those who are students of and a several day tour of the world's nual, Clarence Glasrud was recently feet at its shallowest. It is sixty-five the institution the rights and privileges largest city. DEMONSTRATION elected editor-in-chief. by twenty feet in size. Completed recently, the pool is filled of a fine educational plant." Mr. Bal- Mr. Schwendeman states that ar- Of those named to the staff of the with water and ready for use, but lard left the impression that such a rangements are complete for the ac- TO BE MAY 5, 6 newspaper, Mr. Taflin and Miss Sher­ because of lack of funds, will not be ceremony would be a dignified one, comodation of twenty-five people on man have had advanced courses in employed until next fall. fitting such an occasion. the Geography Tour. In the nature of EXHIBITS, DEMONSTRATION LES- journalism and have done considerable a regular accredited course, four quar- SONS PLANNED BY AFFIL- work on M.

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