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The College of Wooster Open Works The oV ice: 1951-1960 "The oV ice" Student Newspaper Collection 3-21-1952 The oW oster Voice (Wooster, OH), 1952-03-21 Wooster Voice Editors Follow this and additional works at: https://openworks.wooster.edu/voice1951-1960 Recommended Citation Editors, Wooster Voice, "The oosW ter Voice (Wooster, OH), 1952-03-21" (1952). The Voice: 1951-1960. 27. https://openworks.wooster.edu/voice1951-1960/27 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the "The oV ice" Student Newspaper Collection at Open Works, a service of The oC llege of Wooster Libraries. It has been accepted for inclusion in The oV ice: 1951-1960 by an authorized administrator of Open Works. For more information, please contact [email protected]. WHAT IS SEE THE DEAD SISTER S THE FACULTY PLAY SECRET APRIL 1, 2, 3 Published By the Students of the College of Wooster WOOSTER, OHIO, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1952 Number 17 . m--m r-- f ft C " CO nn 0 4th x Spirituals, Opera . - i. i v ' M" I Atwell, Allen Win Posts Club : Xs W: I Liven Glee I t f V In Senate, SCC Contests Concert March 26 Wooster's 48th Color Day With over 800 students voting Queen will be Miss Freddy Beam-er- , in Wednesday's election, Bob At- By Jim Boeringer -- ' " s : , - f a 5'8" junior from Painesville, well was elected Student Senate Men's Glee Club, directed I y! . The '-- f ' -- ' it give its I . x-- ' Ohio. Miss Betty Jane Mitchell, President. Atwell, a junior po- by Mr. Karl Trump, will i' of Fredericksburg, Ohio, will be litical science major from Beaver Falls, innual home concert in the chapel ,l,is Wednesday, March 26, at her maid of honor. Pennsylvania, defeated John Keitt in Brosman The queen and maid of were s 15 P.M. With Sally honor the race for the highest office of the and Tom Shaffer, chosen this year by preferential ballot, it the piano, student body. doing two-da- y Carol Grimm, John Williams and away with the usual - : -- ' Student voters selected Mark Allen Hughes as soloists, the club I . f i election with primaries and finals. lim v Li of the present music ranging from an Miss Beamer was elected from a field over Tom Hughart as president Cres-(o- n Student Christian Council. Both can- jncient croce motet to a modern of six candidates to reign over the didates juniors from Vir- chorus. traditional Color Day festivities. were West Courteiy Woostr oa4y Heoocd program is set off to a vigoro- Freddy, a member of the Sphinx ginia. The KEYNOTE SPEAKER Dr. Kam with a galloping arrangem- social club, has been on the Women's us start Ieshwar Das chats with Chairman Male class senators elected are as of Foster's "Camptown Races," Athletic Association Board for three follows: senior, Whit Weihe; junior, ent Bette Hanna and Mr. O. Vik Ronnin-ge- n y Sharp Debate touching-l- Marks years a followed by George Mead's and member of Orchesis, the Dick sophomore, of the department of history be- Brubaker; Dick different arrangement of the Kent- modern dance group, for two. She was Morey. These men will assume office fore procedures of the Four-Colleg- e tune, "Down in the Val-Ijv.- " a freshman cheerleader, and became a ucky folk Mock United in May. Mock UN Nations Assembly begin varsity the Assembly cheerleader this year. When McKaig solos in George on the main floor of Severance Gym. When reached for comment on a By Clif Bushnell asked to comment on victory, dosing number of the first group, her election eve, Atwell, a member of "Do-Don- 't Freddy could say no more than "Im whimsical Negro spiritual, The warning of keynote speaker Dr. Kamleshwar Das that civil Second Section, promised, "I'll try to weak in the knees." Touch-- a My Garments." and political rights are not easy to formulate on a world scale was do the job as best I can and carry Rev. 'Jim' Robinson The Queen's Court Soprano Carol Grimm sings three affirmed by the inability of delegates at the second Model United will be made out the wishes of the students." Two sett- up of the Maid of Honor and the fhikespeare songs to the musical Nations Assembly last Saturday to adopt an International Covenant main points in Atwell's platform con- other four candidates ings of Roger Quilter, followed by on Human Rights. To Receive Degree for queen, cerned improving relations between perform-inc- e Marge Baker, Mina Ramage, Pat Lind-bec- k ike Varsity Double Quartet More than 300 delegates assembled the students and the administration. "Bord- sideration of Article One "when and Nona Williston. of Healy Willan's exciting in Severance Gym from Denison, Ober-lin- , In addition to pledging to work for the At Convocation er Ballad" and two Scottish folk Ohio Wesleyan and Wooster to country with the largest pop- better communication in general, the in so.ilcs, "Turn Ye to Me" and "The hear the Secretary of the U.N. Com- ulation the world is not even new Senate president suggested the represented Rev. James H. Robinson, min- No Can Do Bonny Earl o' Moray." mission on Human Rights explain in this Assembly." He creation of a Food Service Committee Des-plan- ister of the Church of the Master A conflict The violin solos "Intrada," by es moved that the Assembly become in the schedule of the that "It is difficult to formulate these in will receive which would serve to handle problems by a credentials committee con- New York Gty, Henery Printing Company makes and "Aus der Heimat," rights when there are so many con- to in that area. sider Red the degree of Doctor of Divinity it impossible for the VOICE to Smetana, played by John Williams, Jr., ceptions of them." admitting China into from the College at a special con- be published week. Hen- Mark Allen, looking forward to his comprise the fifth group, and the en-- ( the U.N. next Mr. During six hours of parlia- vocation April 25. ery has assured the staff that it duties for next year, urged students Continued on pge four) When the Assembly in turn voted behind mentary debate that kept micro- Rev. Robinson is well remembered will be possible to get the April to get this year's drive and not to consider the Russian proposal, help put S.C.C. projects across. Allen, phone bearers on the was for his work 19-4- 9 Religion-In- - 4 edition run it delegates from several Soviet bloc in the out on schedule. that many of the 60 Life services. Students may also re a member of Eighth Section, is serv- Shirks To apparent nations stomped off the floor taking Present nations represented would demand call the Presbyterian Life ing as a counsellor in Douglass Hall. their red neckties with them. article in revisions before accepting a bind- covering his recent trip to Europe and Although the presiding officers Swim Symphony ing international Covenant. the Orient, under the Board of For- - called Denison's Soviet Union dele- Spokesmen of Industry, Government India (Oberlin) and a bloc of South Harassed directors and puffing merm- gates "out of order" on several oc- for effect- aids are entering the last week of American countries argued casions, there was obviously nothing ive measures to enforce the Covenant. In rehearsals before putting on their wrong with the Russian vocal chords, Appear on Campus Career Month Byelorussia wished a-me- nd Symphony in Swim", a concert to be (Oberlin) to Their parliamentary technique work- the Covenant along lines of the Representatives from industrial firms, presented on March 31, April 1, and 2, ed effectively too. government agencies, and U.S.S.R.'s 1936 Bill of Rights. Argen- professional fields have been on the Wooster ky the Shark's Club of the Women's The Russian bloc was not the campus during March tina (Denison) regarded any interna- for the annual Career Month program which ended yesterday. Athletic Association. The 12 numbers only group to leave the floor in tional interference with suspicion. Concluding the program on the program will vary from "An a body. Sbordy before adjourn- was an vice-preside- portunities with State and Federal And Gump of the Union of address by Dr. Cary R. Wagner, nt American in Paris" to a "Persian Mark- John ment for dinner an Arab spokes- Africa objected to of the General Analine and Governments," "Business Careers," et" and will include an underwater South (Wooster) man rose for a point of personal the of the Cov- Corporation, on "Research "Assistant Ministers and Directors of Met and a "Parade of the Wooden consideration entire privilege to announce that Mos- Film Chemistry," in with the Religious Education," "Speech and Soldiers". enant. lem delegates must leave for cooperation Chemistry Club. Dr. Wagner, who Hearing Therapy," and "Careers in The girls who have made up the These divergent opinions on Hu- prayer at that time. They promis- graduated from Wooster in 1915, has Social Work and Social Administra- 'irious routines and have directed the man Rights were complicated still ed to pray toward Mecca for spent a 30 year career in the petrol- tion." practices as well, are: Patricia Horn, further by Russian parliamentary fire- progress in the deliberations. eum industry, serving as chief chemist Special conferences for women dis- Msrgo Abbott, Martha Orahood, Sue works set off in the early minutes of Luxembourg At the evening session for the Pure Oil Company until the cussed "Business Careers for Wo- 1d, Barbara Bourns, Priscilla Gal-,inSc- r, the afternoon session.

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