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The Law Rentian T h e La w r en t ia n VOL. X m . N um ber 17. LAWKENCB COLLEGE, APPLETON, WISCONSIN Thursday, Feb. 19, 1025 High School * Copy9 Must Be Here In Joint Recital Monday Go To Top Debaters In In Next Saturday Via Defeat “ Burst into print at our ex- First Meets , pense” is the Lawrentian’s offer to Handed Coe campus writers. Olory for your­ self. pleasure for the public, and Trounce Mid-west Leaders. 31-14, in First Round of Debate Elimination to perhaps one of those new books Saturday’s Game Be Held Friday that Theta Sigma Phi is offering for the best poetry and the best Saturday afternoon Lawrence won prose, are the incentives. Continuing the program that is being her way into the lead of the Mid-west <arried on iimler the auspices of the Saturday. February 21, is the last conference by trouncing the highly Lawrence Public Speaking department, day for you to get those manu­ touted Coe squad to the tune of 31 to over HO high schools throughout the scripts out of your trunk—or to 14. Coe, with victories over Beloit and state will meet in formal debate Friday add the finishing touches to your Ripon to her credit, invaded Appleton evening. February 20. 1925, to argue the latest inspiration—for the Theta with all the dope pointing to a win from question, Ke solved; “ that capital pun­ Sigma Phi literary supplement to Lawrence. The game, which according ishment should be abolished throughout next week’s Lawrentian. to Coe's previous record, should have the United States.” This is the first Some contributions have already been the tightest of the season, was al­ round of the elimination debates which been turned it, and there promises most the other extreme. There was will ultimately, through elimination of to be real competition for the two hardly a minute after the game got into the losers in eaeh triangle, determine prizes. Dr. Frances Foster and Mr. full swing that the outcome could be the winner of the state's championship. Dix Harwood, both former mem­ considered to be greatly in doubt. Coe I-ast year thr si hool to survive are pro­ bers of the Lawrence faculty, are was fast but had no success in getting to act as judges. Copy may be cess of elimination was Washington Tandy MacKenzie Bronislaw Huberman through Briese and Kotal, Lawrence’s High school of Milwaukee. In recog­ turned in at the Lawrentian office, stonewall guardliue. Heideman found Tandy Mackenzie, lyric tenor, and nition of this achievement they were or it may be handed to any mem­ Before the world today, Bronislaw the basket early in the game and kept Bronislaw Huberman, violinist, will ap­ alowed to hold the silver loving cup ber of Theta Sigma Phi. Huberman stands as one of our greatest ou finding it throughout the contest. pear in a joint recital at Lawrence which is offered to the winning school masters. His is a career /of brilliant He was the individual star and high Memorial Chapel, Monday evening, Fri­ for the year of their victory and for achievement and his coming to America score man of the game. “ Snooky” day 23, at 8:20. permanent possession is given to the Frosh Honor Studes is an event in musical history. made eight field goals and three free Mackenzie, the young Hawaiian ten­ school which wins three consecutive The following is the program which throws, a total of nineteen points for Join “N.R.C.” Clubor, undertook his musical career on the championships. the two artists will give: the game. advice of John McCormack. The story Use Three Judges “ Reconditea Armonia” from The excellent work of Lawrence on Twentv-five freshmen joined the runs that McCormack heard him at a defense is shown by the fact that only The three-judge plan will be used by “ Names Head in Cliapel" club Monday party and remarked: “ Do you realize T o s c a .................................Puccini “ Romance de Nadir” from Les three baskets were made by Coe dur­ most of the schools participating this morning when as a part of the policy there are only four or five living singers ing the entire game. year as the one expert plan which was of special supervision that is given to who can perform the vocal feats which Pecheurs des Perles - - Bizet Lawrence got away to a flying start tried out two years ago met with serious Lawrence freshmen, I)r. R. C. Mullenix, you have just demonstrated ! *' Up to Mr. Mackenzie and kept it. Heideman made the first objection and thus was discontinued af­ Dean of Freshmen, made a report on the that time Mackenzie had not realized Concert, Op. 04 - - Mendelssohn ter one year of trial. grades gained by freshmen during the this, but on McCormack’s further en­ Allegro molto appassionate point on a free throw, when W. Lamb The groupings of the high schools for first quarter. He reported that the couragement, he gave up his studies to Mr. Huberman fouled him. From then on it was the first round of debates are as fol­ great majority of the class had been at become a doctor, and started his mu­ At Night - Rachmaninoff straight basketball. Steulke. Coe’s cap­ low s: least fairly successful, 70% of the class sical career, which has already brought The I^atit Hour .... K ram er tain, had his eye badly cut and the game having made an average grade of C or C h a r i t y ..................................llagem an was delayed four minutes while the Sturgeon Bay, Algoma, Kewaunee. him considerable fame and fortune. better. 20% made an average of D, and Mackenzie’s voice is said to be much The Great Awakening - Kramer wound was dressed. The first half end- Neenali, Two Rivers, Brillion. ed 15 to 7. 10r/c fell below that average. Of this like that of John McCormack, except Mr. Mackenzie Fort Atkinson, Edgerton, Cambridge. latter group it was found necessary to that it is ‘darker.’ Professor Joseph Romance in G Major - - Beethoven Heideman started the second half by Antigo Shawano. dropping a long one. Then Steulke of drop 7 freshmen on account of poor Maerz, head of the Music Department Albumblatt - - Wagner-Wilhelmj Eau Claire, Chippewa Falls, Menom­ Coe made a free throw, and Tullis fol­ scholarship. The remainder of the stu of Wesleyan College, Macon Georgia, re­ La Capricieuse .... E lgar inee. lowed it up with a field goal. Then dents in this group have been permitted cently stated after a recital by Mr. Mr. Huberman Wausau, Marshfield, Stevens Point. Briese played a long one for another to continue for the present quarter, on Mackenzie in that city, that the rich­ Ma lana i unu ka niakani K ealoha Ellsworth, River Falls, Hammond. basket. Coe ran in new men time after probation, in the hope that they will ness and beauty of Mr. Mackenzie's na­ Le Marno - N a p e Maustou, Richland Center, Portage. time w'ith the ho|re of slowing up the demonstrate their ability to do college tural organ was unique. M anna Loa .... K ing Ladysmith, Stanley. Lawrentian offense, but it was to no work of a satisfactory grade. Huberman a Master M ano Haiio o Hann P aaluki Mondovi, Osseo, Mumbird. avail. Lawrence kept dropping them Five members of the class made an Bronislaw Huberman was born in a Mr. Mackenzie Hudson, Glenwood, New Richmond. with the same regularity that featured average of A in 16 hours of regular small village in Russian Poland. He Two Spanish Dances S arasate St. Croix Falls, Osceola, Milltown. the first half, and Coe had to depend freshman work, and two gained an av­ received his early musical training in Romanza Andaluza Spooner, Cumberland, Rice Lake. upon free throws for her points. Coe erage only slightly below A, namely the Warsaw' Conservatory. At an early Jota Navarra Berlin, Ripon, Waupun. made but one basket in the second half. from 90 to 92. These honor students age, he made public appearances in Am­ Mr. Huberman Juneau, Horicon, Mayville. The gam e ended 31 to 14. L aw renre were from 20 towns, mostly in Wiscon­ sterdam, Brussels, and Paris, being ev­ Mr. Hiegfried Schultze at the piano for Tomah, Sparta, Viroqua. is now the unchallenged leader of the sin and Michigan. The Fox River Val­ erywhere acclaimed a “ prodigy.’1 Messrs. Huberman and Mackenzie Columbus, Watertown. Mid-West Conference. Only five games ley was well represented, Oshkosh fur­ Waukesha, West Allis. now remain between Lawrence and the nishing 1 honor student, Xeenali one, Mauawa, New London, Shiocton. Library Adds Worksoil Championship of the Mid-West. Menasha one, Green Bay three, and Ap­ College Not to Pay Oconto Falls, Seymour, Kaukauna. Box Score pleton three. Communism and Chemistry Mellen Phillips. for Lighting Campus Coe West Bend, Hartford, Plymouth. The five who made an average of A F.G. F.T. I’. A popular discussion of recent ad­ Hereafter students from Rrokaw and Galesville, Whitehall, Arcadia. (93 or better) in all work were as fol­ Tullis ................ ...........................1 2 2 vances in industrial chemistry and an Ormsby in traveling to the “ libe” af­ Owen, Dorchester, Colby. low s: W. Lamb ..............................„...0 0 2 impartial account of Russian commun­ ter nightfall must stumble through a Burton Beliling, Oshkosh. H. Lam b ................................ „...1 0 1 ism are the most recent additions to the dark campus because of recent action of Mary Gregory, Park Falls. Brown ..................... .................... 1 1 1 “ New Book” collection at the college the city council in turning out the two Klsa Grimmer, Green Bay.
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