Song Contest Glee Clubs Luncheons Highlight Special Mothers Day Program eft May Day festivities to be observed tomorrow morning on south plaza at 1030 promise to be the most colorful Denison has witnessed in several years Freshman girls carrying flowered arches sophomores Volume 80 Granville Ohio May 10 1946 Number 27 releasing gay balloons juniors throwing confetti and seniors march- ing in cap and gown to the strains of Pomp and Circumstance will con- tribute to the pagentry of the occasion At noon special luncheons are to be served for mothers in the sorority houses luncheons are scheduled to be held in Shepardson All women who are not attending the luncheons are re- L2TSU Two Guest Soloists quested to eat at Curtis while men not previously assigned will be served at Cohvell Featured Sunday Voth Mukiahata Tomorrow evening Womens Glee club will present its an- Culminating years activit- the nual home concert in Swasey cha- spring performa- Carpenter Receive ies the choral pel at 830 Other choral groups nce will be held in Swasey Chap- participating in the program will p on Research Fellowship el at 215 m Mothers Day be the Mens Glee club and the The Festival Chorus assisted by Helen Carpenter Tad Muka- Girls Octette the A Capella choir will present ihata and Marica Voth were Varied Musical Program in the latin text Gabriele Faures 11 honored at the annual meeting Kequiem Ut Student directors Ev Woosley of the Denison research foun- and Bob Sherwood will As a tribute to the members of direct dation by election as research Religious popular and folk music chorus who gave their lives in scholars Election carries a will comprise the program which service Requiem is dedicated to r 3 monetary award varying in is to be concluded by the Pan- Kay L Gallagher Wilson H Gen- amounts from 100 to 500 u Hellenic Serenade and To Deni- eser Frederick S Higinbotham v year On evidence of superior son Jack C Hoopes John W Hoov- V ability and interest in research An Inter- fraternity song con- er Robert H Mitchell Wayne the award may be continued from test will be held at 1030 in front M Moore John C Saunders Carl year to year in graduate studies of Stone hall to complete the day G Stridsberg and Frank H The successful candidates were Guests are invited to the lower Ward chosen after careful scrutiny of campus to hear the Sundays performance will be i their total college records from vie for honors in the serenade he first presentation of Re- among eight sophomore and Ameri- quiem to be given in Granville NEW SET OF FRATERNITY ma Chi Gene Schmidt junior students recommended by Mac Neill Memorial own Outoft- soloists for the oc- PRESIDENTS Bob Daganhardt can Commons Club Maury Wall- heads of their departments During the mornings pageant casion are Betty Frye Dumaree Beta Theta Pi Dick Petrequin worth Lhmbda Chi Alpha John The research foundation has at south plaza Dr J L King soprano soloist at the First Con- Phi Gamma Delta Dave Owen Bradley Sigma Alpha Epsilon announced a policy of honoring will make a special dedication to gregational Church of Columbus Phi Dvlta Theta Joe Irwin Sig and Geb Johnson happa bigma a limited number of outstanding the memory of Miss Annie Mac and John MacDonald baritone of students interested in research in Neill former member of the En- Chicago who is also to sing in the any field of study each spring glish department who wrote the May festival this Sat- Liclting County Orchestra The candidiates named this year traditional May Day poem which urday is are the first to receive what will read each year Entitled May 1 Day Prof Karl Escrtman Director of Concert become a significant annual in England the selection will the Conservatory of Music will Will Present Annual honor Helen Carpenter is major- be read by Martha Harter conduct assisted by Sue Haury Heralding the entry of the Thursday Licking tna Libuse which has rarely ing citizenship Tad Mukaihata pianist Brayton uni- Next the queen will be Tommy and Stark been performed in Ohio in physics and Marica Voth in Dunham County Philharmonic orchestra who is versity organist They will also present a Suite psychology to carry the crown to will present its annual concert in Archbishop L R Dean The of Fiddlers Tunes which is a archbishop is Crossed Keys Picks Swasey chapel at 8 p m new work by American composer to place the crown Denisonian Plans Continued on last oae In their varied program the or- George McKay It is based on 19 Members Craig chestra will play a work by Sme frontier folk music and is writ- To Survey Mothers DU Debate ten in modern American idiom Quartet Elected President Also on the program will be In an effort to gather all facts Speak pertaining to womens requests At Purdue Meet Crossed Keys honorary society Dr Vei Will Schuberts famous Unfinished for later hours the Denisonian For the past two days four for junior women held initiation Symphony would like to survey mothers of all Denison students who are pro- for its new members Wednesday In Chapel Monday Denis mi girls Saturday noon dur- ficient in the art of public speak- at 6 a Alpha house Fraternity Council m in the Phi Dr C M Wei president of ing the sorority luncheons- ing have been competing in the follow- Initiation ceremonies were Hau Chung university of Wu Mothers would have the existing Sixth Annual National Discussion ed by Delta Gam- Elects New Officers breakfast at the Chung China will be Mondays regulations explained to them and conference at ma old mem- house served by the chapel speaker Bob Dagenhardt was elected then would be asked whether or The four students representing bers in a village near Macao in new president of inter- fraternity not they would have any object- Denison were Helen Carpentr New officers elected at that Born in China Francis Cho council at the first meeting of ions If their daughters were per- Marian Johnston Jack Rertsch time are Virginia Craig president southern Wei was graduated from next years members Wednesday mitted to stay out later than is and Dick Einwalter The topic Jane Kull treasurer Nettie Lou Min school he be- Slight now allowed was Trade Among the Nations Jenkins secretary and Betty Boone Middle where When the school Dick Petrequin was named vice- This survey will be taken if ap- of the world Dr Crocker accom- Bray social chairman came a teacher incorporated into Central president Ray Enterman secre- proval is obtained from the sor- panied the students to LaFay- Other girls tapped Monday in was college in 1920 he became tary and Dave Owen treasurer orities ette front of Swasey chapel were China president of the new institu- Norma Ackley Harriet Oestman first down the offer of an Marge Beardslee Cober Jean tion turning Pat Chiang Kai Shadow and Substance Performance Proves Detar Betty Jane Wills Sally ambassadorship from to this position Davis Flo Conrad Dorothy Gantz Shek retain Patty Tucker Bobbie Claus Cath- Having received the degree of To Be One of University Theaters Best doctor of philosophy at the Uni- erine Clark Marty Dye Helen By Byron Goodell tation of the Canon Although of Francis Ignatius OConnor Carpenter versity of London he was award- and Virginia Scott Paul Vincent Carrols Shadow this is only his second perfor- showed real comedy technique These on the ed the honorary degree of L L girls were selected and Substance may well be plac- mence here he has proved him- and brought out the well written basis poten- D from the University of the of their leadership ed among the most outstanding self master of the art of acting comedy relief tialities school South service to the serious dramas ever performed at and will undoubtedly establish Father Corr and Father Kir- campus all- around attitude and the Denison theater the reputation as being one of wan played by Richard Adams activities DCGA Suggests Carol Jaquet and John Colli- the best actors on the Denison and Edward McAninch were rath- son were as predicted truly stage in many years er weak considering the impor- Matinee Saturday Portfolio Changes great with their ability and skill It must be remembered that tance of the characters Lea in the technique of acting Car- these two alone even with their Ashbrook as Miss Jennie Cooney Due to a wide demand for Portfolio will have its mame ols voice appearance manner- brillient acting would have been was not consistant and slightly tickets and to the fact that changed and its face lifted next isms and excellent interpretation lost with out a good supporting overplayed al seats for regularly sched- year it was decided at Wednes- of lines made her role of Brigid cast A great deal of credit goes Patti Pratt Dana Savage and uled performances have been days DCGA meeting one of beauty and poetry which to Jake Shapiro for his sincere Janet Schoenberg can be proud sold Shadow and Substance The magazine will combine lit- reached into the very hearts of portrayal of the local schoolmas- of their performances will offer a Saturday after- erary articles with many a pic- the audience i ter The climactic scene in which Technically the play was seem- noon matinee at 230 Seats tures and more feature articles in Even with all of this praise he breaks with the Canon is par- ingly faultless Costumes lights May be reserved the box at attempt to add more life to the Carol did not overshadow John ticularly outstanding and setting blended together in office an publication Oollison in his genuine interpre Jerry Friends characterization beautiful harmony Page 2 May 10 1946 Liberty Is The Right To See Things As They Are hilngtill

at the playground of central NANCY TUTTLE is really making an im- pre EDITORS NOTE The two articles printed below are really let- LAST WEEKEND Buckeye Lake many Denison stu- ion on Johnny Doddridge Notice that sharp crea ters to the editor Due to lack of space they are appearing in the edi- Ohio plug for dents were seen Hideawaying Crystal dancing in his pants torial column i drenched from speedboat rides and yes one of our i big boys got sick on the rides HAVE YOU got a round bottom yei- Bread and Circuses tStumpy Carlisle across the chem lab the jther h DID YOU HEAR about John Gastons lovers then to make matters worse she added I purported to have said Give the people bread and cir- Caeser is leap from 1ih top of the tower at the gravel plit a small one Werent you flasking a rather persor Marie Antionette similarily said If the cuses and he won an Empire Bet alot of you fellows would be driven to the same al question there Stumpy people dont have bread let them eat cake and lost a kingdom and i thing if you were dating four gals steadily i her head Thj choice lies before us will we be Ceasers or Marie Antion- AS IF a college junior doesnt have enouj JANIE CARSTENSEN got a reservation for ettes We have all heard of the famine conditions in Europe and trials and tribulations Joan Peet is trying to at a Fiji honeymoon when she took Dick Sherers pin nV have been faced with the appeal for aid Just what are we going another by adopting an adorable black puppy Brothers Bob Dell and John Bradley crooned so to do about it For that matter why should we do anything roommates have given her their notices howeve take my pin and lets begin to Sisters Ev Baird and for the pup is just too young to live in a dom Marilyn Paulin respectively Outside of any moral or ethical considerations duties or responi- tory bilities we have in our hands now one of the most powerful weapons garden were ever known more powerful than the atomic bomb The bomb destroys MORE SPARKLERS for the rock GUESTS of the weekend included Lynn Hortr Teisher Ros- men food keeps them living to function as human beings not as ani- added by Yvonne Warner and Jeannie Gerry Dupler Dave Skaggs Mouse Meeker Binr es to you all mals i ooy sniney nuDDara ana rnyi ana dick Hoarc We Americans have been accused of having too much self interest man Glad to see you all back food Amer- AND SINCE were handing out flowers the i Here is the time to exercise that self interest If the from i orchids go to Cathie and her decorators for trans- ica reaches the starving nations good will be built up toward us JUST TO SHOW you how popular Mond appreciation of forming that temporary structure the Wigwam Is it not far bjtter for us to cultivate an morning coffee revivals are a Crossed Keys men is a divine ballroom Rockin to the democratic living at a small sacrifice than to have Communistic that into ber had to go to the Grille to tap Flo Conrad or totalitarian powers get there first tick- tockin of Gray Gordons music were Queen Marcia Voth Cubby Bagnall and Prexy Bob McCulloch Peg Col- THANK GOD club is holding i lier and Gov McConnaughey and Kathy McGinnis ITS FRIDAY outing next Friday at Beginning with Bob Pugsley Listening to Lindas version of annual Liebers noon all present members and desiri Ivory Tower Im a Big Girl Now were Mini Sewell and Harold all those membership will take the eastward Lepink D J McNeal and Geb Johnson he has one trail become gravely concerned over j We of the Fireside Fellowship have that can top that song Carolyn Kidder and Slim the ci- itical situation facing the itorld Engel We caught a glimpse of Dottie Gertsner and DR DETWEILER found himself in hot wat Denison we somewhat shut off from the world We are Here at are Dave Reese after the dance was over As an after this week trying to explain the Beta intelligen ivory To be sure the newspapers are read occasion- living in an tower thought we send vitamin pills to help build up the test given only to men who cant read or write news even finds its way to us once in a while In ally and the radio fellows wallets spite of all this we are still unaware of the dire need in the world for SPRING FEVER really is taking its toll amoi our help BOB WILLIAMS may think his floor- walking of people in the world are the Sig Alphs Just before press time Slim Erg At this very moment tens of millions was over Sunday morning when his daughter arriv- dying of Perhaps tHe biggness of the numbers gives us planted his pin on Carolyn Kidder starvation ed but if he only knew its just begun an impersonal conception of the situation In last weeks Life Magazine there was a picture of a person ly- ing in the road dead from starvation Underneath it read No one More Aboufi She Food SbJugIoei pays any attention to this dead person because such occurences have be- come so common on the road Summarizes Meeting We may well say that it doesnt concern us and close our minds Curtis Food Committee Jain to such tragedy Yet if something isnt done to relieve this world- wide starvation we may be faced with a third World War Gets Results From Gripes About Food Conservation quan- Last Monday noon a group of fraternity a As a possible beginning we might ask that bread be left off the Following repeated complaints about the sorority representatives met Colwell to see wha menu for every evening meal UNNRA atnd other relief agencies need tity and quality of food being served in Curtis hall at to get the grain much more than they need added money a group of students met Monday with Mrs Woods could be done in a practical way about sacrificin This simple act of restricting bread from the evening meal will Curtis dietician and the following results were ob- a little ourselves in order to feed hungry peop across oceans A suggestio have three results 1 Wheat that is desperately needed will be saved tained the number of concrete 2 Money formerly spent on the purchase of bread will be saved with Gripe Cream is very often sour in the morn- were made among which were these the possibility of contributing it to some foreign relief agency 3 ings 1 When you eat cafeteria style take on Denison will be setting an example for other universities to follow Result The cream is now kept in the coffee what you want and can eat The biggest single ite urn where it has refrigeration of waste in any dining hall is the garbage La Certainly we herie at Denison can do this much to relieve the Gripe The gravy is cold most of the time with Sunday noon Colwell had a can and a half of it suffering in We the world Are too self- centered and unconcerned a film on top 2 When your chapter has an outside dinne about our fellow men we Are willing to face the almost certain Result Gravy will be served after the main planned tell the dietician Most prepared and unus consequences of another war by neglecting and ignoring the crisis dish has been brought to the table ed food cannot be saved today Gripe Toocmany starches have to fill up on 3 Cut down on the food that you eat downtow LaGuardia when he took over the chairmanship of UNNRA stat- bread when weve been asked to cut down on bread 4 Probably most important of all contact yot ed I did not take this job to become the head mortician of an inter- Result The problem of feeding both men and congressman Representative McGregor or Senator national grave yard What are we going to do about it women in the same dining hall is that girls will Taft and Huffman Let them know that you fa want salads while boys want and need potatoes stricter rationing and much faster work in getbri Ruth McCullough Zeke Ward James Ashbrook meat and so forth Not much can be done to ease the food overseas Theyll listen to you After a Special Committee Appointed this situation it is election year Gripe Very poor Sunday night supper those This is no philanthropic gesture on our pa last in line dont get much food This is necessity Ignoring the humanitarian vi DENISONIAN Result Unserved food left over from week- day point entirely we must realize that Russia is feri meals is served Of course there is not enough to ing the population in her section while we are Published Weekly Subscription Rate 200 Established 1857 serve everyone the same things but there is plenty Hungry people once made good fascists and tod3 Entered as second class matter April 8 1921 at the Granville of food for all who sign in they make equally good Communists Its our choice Ohio post office under the Act of October 3 1917 Office Doane Gripe More lunches of soup and sandwiches and we havent much time to make it 6 telephone 8334 Result O K Bob Jain Gripe Could we have pancakes are thinner Marty Co- that Fox Editors Jim Hinkle and fried eggs Lewis Names New Chairmen News Sports Result Pancakes will be thinner from now on Pat Oober Keruiy Cagwin Fried eggs can only be served on Saturday morn- For Honor Court Committees Features Make- up ings due to limited cooking facilities Joan Beet Mike Rahal Gripe We would like iced tea and ice cream In order to further the work of the new Hone Fraternities Sororities sandwiches court Paul Lewis president has announced the Geb Johnson Libby Swiler Result We shall have them pointment of two committees Gripe com Artist Surveys We have macaroni and cheese too often Headed by Jean DeGarmo the publicity Result Often these are used when meat is not mittee will conduct its work with the purpose Wayne Kline Miriam1 Sewell obtainable or not enough on hand picsciiuiig tu tne xttcuiiy anu siuueius me anna Business Manager Gripe Were getting tired of canned peas procedures of the honor system Jean will be ass Gordon Speckman Result Variety is made as often as possible ed by Pat Sheldon and Ginny Craig Advertising Circulation Gripe The salads are soggy we want good sal- Preparation for exams committee with T Stan Orr Margaret Peoples ed dressing not just vinegar ivesseirmg cnairman will clear tne way lor Vol 80 No 26 Result The just vinegar dressing referred to is students who p err tn raVp thpir finn s nnrler U quite an expensive delicacy as it takes sugar honor system May 1946 Doth Men and Women Favor 10 Page 3 Later Permissions on Weekends rx Girls Date for Fun Booling Alley Is According to Poll Popular Suggestion With the slow but sure arrival There was almost unanimous of men on campus the gleam of agreement between both fellows X prospective dates is seen shin- and girls favoring a change in t ing forth from the Denison co- existing womens rules The de- J eds eye This gleam leads to the mand for later hours on week- ever- present problem of dating ends hit a high of 431 votes and its why and wherefores while 131 persons requested la- ter hours during the week With it For the purpose of finding out J a very every stu- exactly why the fellows date the few exceptions dent answering question de- gals and vice versa the survey this sired hours at one time or this week started out with the later the other question Why do you date or both To query Do you think Four choices were given the recreational facilities in Gran- namely xor social pressure for ville are adequate came a to- companionship looking towards who Maybe didnt this signifies tal of 26 yess and a postive tor- marraige and simply for that the fellows as a whole would rent of nos to the tune of 475 fun The last choice lead the tab- like a little variety in who asks Those who answered in the nega- ulation by gaining 279 votes who for dates im- tive were asked to offer sugges- while 130 students claimed they One rather tions for improvement dated for companionship Eighty- patient girl wrote yes to the which five of those surveyed were look- question but added if the boys The recommendation led KING AND QUEEN OF THE PROM Cubby Bagnall and Bob all others by a wide mar- McCulIoch ing for a husband or wife when give more cooperation after- rather gin was bowling alley be they asked or accepted a date wards This isnt leap year that a established in Granville Out Last but by no means least stu- of the 379 who made suggestions dents numbered 19 who dated be- 116 listed this as a desirable ad- cause of social pressure Since Next Week dition to our present limited fa- the greatest number seem to date cilities for fun Ma and Pa neednt worry Next weeks survey will at- A place about the pins and diamond tempt to discover mens ideas where students could gather to eat and dance was con- rings flying around Maybe of Denison women and wo- sidered necessary 74 persons daughterll get a college educa- mens ideas of Denison men by while another group 73 would tion yet Are they fast or stubborn of like to see an improved or en- In connection with the dating Wolves or gentlemen tirely new student union question the campus was also surveyed on Would you like to kHltlllll Hill It in Mil IIIIIIIMIlllllIM see an all- campus dance to which WHEN YOUR I To protect your girls invite dates and foot the PLANS travel fundi against theft bill Because it might be inter- or lot let ug convert your money INCLUDE J into convtrieiMo- corry convnnMo- fptnd esting to note the different reac- tions the guys answers were j PRINTING I totaled separately from the girls AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVELERS CHEQUES consult 1 To this question 99 fellows an- swered affirmatively and 25 neg- They are known and accepted like cash No identification is j f atively Similarly there were 162 The Granville needed except your signature and in case of loss or theft you get girls who liked the idea and 216 a prompt refund 10 20 50 and 100 cheques are on sale 1 lmes here for only 754 per 100 minimum charge 40f and theres do time limit on their use MOTHERS DAY j Press

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1 y ing and Tri Delts are only sorry weekend v J v V to honor mothers this there werent more pens to be starting with a luncheon at llllill I given away Shepardson tomorrow noon and This week finds all the chap- climaxing the festivities with a lSc ters spraying their throats and mother- son banquet at the Hotel warbling do re mes in Sherwood in Newark preparation for the big serenade PHI GAMMA DELTA tomorrow night in honor of visit- Chuck Shepard back on ing mothers was campus over the weekend for a final visit before joining the Last Saturday the Lambda army of occupation Sighs from Chis and their dates held a pic- the girls dorms responded to the nic at the WAA cabin Plans are Phi Gam serenade the night be- under way to hold the spring fore the Prom Saturday noon formal with the Club they will hold their Mothers day luncheon in their house on the hill ra fioaij The Sigs are going full steam lw WELCOME TO OUR MOTHERS ANKELES FLOWERS 117 THRESHER STREET ONE BLOCK WEST OF STONE HALL PHONEI 8218

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WE SPECIALIZE IN GIFTS GEORGE STUART Jeweler and Optometrist CojiU 1946 Leon It Myui Tsfctfa C Uit Vard Appointed May 10 1946 page 5 Sport Calendar Capital Trounces D U 17- 2 To day Track Quadrangular New Basltefball meet with Wooster Otter- Coach bein Capital at Granville In Lopsided Baseball Game Rix U Yard 28 year old ex- Pennsylvania university 330 grid star from Scoring almost at will Capital a single to give him two hits in Toms River N J has been named Golf Oberlin at Obwlin assistant football coach and head university administered the worst four trips to the plate George basketball coach at Denison President Brown announced Monday Saturday Tennis Ohio Wes- defeat of the season on Denisons Crocker also connected for two Assuming his duties oil Sept 1 Yard will also serve as instructor in leyan at Delaware Big Red baseball team last Fri- hits both of them singles physical education for men as well as being line coach on Coach Wood- Baseball Otterbein at Wes- day thoroughly whipping the lo- row Hayes board of football strategy terville cals 17 to 2 Recently discharged from the navy with the rank of lieutenant sen- Tuesday Golf Wooster at Capital swatted out 16 hits in ior grade Yard culminated five Wooster the one- sided fracas one a home GRANVILLE years of service where he has Honnis Otterbein at Gran- run three triples and another ville 330 good for two bases Denison scor- OPERA been since his graduation from Baseball Capital at Gran- ed its two runs on eight hits Penn in 1941 HOUSE ville 330 Little Al Maeys proved to be While at Penn he was regular the Big Red hero as the 17 year 700 and 900 p m tackle on the powerful football old southpaw smashed out a triple eleven for three years being chos- Denison Triumphs in the fifth inning with two team- Sunday and Monday en on the All- East team in his mates on board to account for May 12th and 13th final year In the same year he In Tennis Match Denisons only runs He also lined participated in the annual North- Lost Week End South game at Montgomery Ala AsDrumheller Stars Ray Milland Jane Wyman News Yard also was a member of Phi Denisons tennis team added its Beta Kappa junior honor society second win of three matches by and Sphinx senior honorary be- defeating Otterbein 4 to 3 in a Wednesday and Thursday sides reigning as president of his closely contested match at Wes- Sigma terville last Friday The Big Red The May 15th and 16th chapter of Alpha Epsilon squad won three out of the five Rix Yard took his high school single matches and won one of Mildred Pierce training at Toms River N J be- the two doubles games ing elected captain of the football Coach Rix Yard Joan Crawford Jack Carson Pat Sheldon won his match ov- HUT team there His final year was Cartoon er McLean 6- 4 5- 7 and 10- 8 in spent Hun school at Preparatory the outstanding tilt of the day N SAEs Down Fijis at Princeton J Other Denison wins were Johnson Friday and Saturday Since his discharge he has Phi Delts Top Sigs over Glaze 6- 1 and 6- 0 Drum- 6- 3 6- 2 Formerly May coached at Swissvale Pa high heller over Galusha and 17th and 18th school Yard is married and has a In the only two games played and Sheldon- Drumheller over Bore three year old son in the inter- fraternity league this McLean 6- 4 and 6- 4 Megaws San Antonio week the Sig Alphs strengthen- Leglar lost a three set Pete Flynn ed their place a Erroll Alexis Smith DU Lose first position with match to Otterbeins Bore in News Thinclads a 10 to 1 win over the Phi Gams tight contest 2- 6 6- 3 and 10- 8 while the Fhi Delts bested the Conklin 1940 Conference champ Dual Track Meet Sigs 4 to 3 CI and 6- 3 defeated Deacon Sunday and Monday To M May 19th and 20th Ohio Ycsleyan The Senior Class of Granville High School years For the first time in four PRESENTS of track and field competition Rhapsody In Blue Denison universitys thinclads fail- Operated By Joan Leslie Robert Alda ed to reign supreme n a dual JTAVBIEIDCOiR9 News meet a3 Ohio Wesleyan smashed athletic Director Walter J Living- Thursday and Friday Children 35o Coming Attractions stons enviable record 91 to 26 May 16th and 17th Adults 50c My Reputation Monday at Deeds Field afternoon BOB Perilous Holiday George Roudebush bespectacl- Tickets reserved at Taylors Drug i9fore Gilda ed Big Red star again proved to Monday and Tuesday May 13 14 Hoodlum Saint be Denisons big gun with eight Snafu points The lank seedster won the JZ BARNES Spellbound 120 yard high hurdles event in 171 seconds tied for second in Captain Kidd the high jump and added his fi- nan Breakfast in Hollywood nal point in the 220 yard low hurdles sport shop 120 yard high hurdles Roude- bush D first Overmire OW TE6s Hseeond Jlauch O V third Here TKiyAre AgaB m Popular fime 171 seconds for distinctive sportswear 880 yardrun Brelsford OW irst Blackburn OW second MoninRton D third Time i minutes 3 seconds Pole Vault Sprankel D Hen- Open 1- 8 P M SATURDAYS 1030 A M 8 P M dry D and Butterfield OW all tied for 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1 MMWWVMWWVW No Waiting Huffmans T Market No Call Backs We have Plenty of Fresh meats ana trrocenes Page 6 May 10 1946 May Day Bill Lane Steads Rosrsr HOTEL SK3EO17O0I Inspection Drawing upon the long awaited Queen of Chemistry Society May Petite Carna Larsen and NEWARKS NEWEST carry the s Scheduled tor McrA Mary Walworth will BEDS Members of Denison Chemical queens train BETTER held annual election of society Dorms will be open for room inspection Saturday afternoon May With music of 12- piece string officers at the home of Charles ensemble both Mens and Wo- evening Bill 18 and Sunday afternoon May 19 Daniels Tuesday mens Glee clubs will sing As Wil- Number drawing for next years room selection will be held next Lane was eL- cted president custom rules Kooin Hood and his Tuesday from 3 to 5 p an in Doane Freshmen sophomore and junior ly Loranrjer vice- president JDa- Merry Band will be on hand women who are credited with a room deposit may participate and a girl rbara Bonham seceretaryt- reasurer With all classes participating The publicity may draw for her roommate if she is unable to attend and Bob Anderson in the processional students are may to move in groups six or order of chairman Girls arrange of less The requested to meet at Barney Sci- selection will be determined by the lowest inumber held in the group ence at 10 Freshmen should Choice of suitemates arid of rooms dress in white sophomores and LE VsricSy Sutton Appoints made at the time of selection holds juniors in summer clothes and U Lira Jaracs in cap and gown mi and no changes will be made un- seniors New Adytum Sfaftf less one or more of the girls la- Shop Top open every day John Sutton editor of next ter withdraws from college Kanouse Wins years Adytum has announced the Juniors will select rooms on Speech Honors 10 A M 12 P M following appointments to his Wednesday May 22 from 3 to 5 staff in Doane and sophomores on Speaking on You and Secur- during the week Randy Rolt- Wheeler managing Thursday at the same time Al- ity George Kanouse copped the editor Bob Elsaesser sports edi- though freshmen will not select 40 first prize in the Lewis tor Marky Holder copy editor rooms at this time each group of contest Monday while Frank 9 A M 12 P M Kip Brown associate feature edi- girls will indicate its choice on Denes won second place and 30 I t 1 T 1 tor Betty Applehoff Shirley cards Early in August they will for his talk Cooperating with on Saturdays and Sundays Lyne and Mary Beth Rich wo- be notified of the assignment Russia 1 mens organizations- Other appointments will not be Specializing made until next year Students in- GRANVILLE NEWARK BUS SCHEDULE terested in working on the Ady- in ooitm tum should contact John Sutton Gown LEAVE NEWARK LEAVE GRANVILLE Week Ullia Sunday Week Dal Sundily Hamburgers Holiday Holiday 630 AM 330 PM 300 PM 600 AM 3M PM 330 PM 730 AM 430 PM HANDKERCHIEFS 6O0 AM 330 PM 700 AM 4O0 PM 630 AM 400 PM 830 AM 630 PM and 8 I 030 AM 8O0 AM BOO PM 700 AM 930 AM 630 PM Arcade 7M AM 400 PM IMI AM OOO PM 730 AM 430 PM J030 AM 730 PM APRONS AND 730 AM 430 PM 1IMHI AM 700 PM WK AM BOO PM 1110 AM 830 PM French Fries 800 AM BOO PM 1IIMI A M 800 PM 830 AM B30 PM 1230 PM 9X0 PM I B 830 AM 1530 PM 1201 pi 91s PM 00 AM 600 PM 130 PM 1030 PM COOKIE PAILS Candy Shop UM AM OOO IM km IM IOOO IM 0 AM 630 IM 230 PM 1130 PM 10O0 AM 830 PM 200 PM 1100 PM 1030 AM 700 PM j220 AM 1100 AM 700 IM 12 1130 AM 730 PM 1130 AM 730 PM PI 1201 PM 8O0 PM Many other gifts for 1201 PM SOO PM 12410 PM 830 PM JJiO PM 830 PM Rnirn Sntnr 100 PM OOO PM Kan Batnr Operated By I MOTHERS DAY 100 PM 918 PM 30 PM aayd ny dnrln 130 PM IKtO PM dy ony during i30 Pn 50 PM Mother 8 2M PM year 200 PM looo IM the1 coiieK yeareur rM 10se tbe eolIee RICKMANS BOXES 230 PM llOO PM coee 230 PM 1130 PM 12 PM 300 PM 1220 AM iiiiWVWVVaa

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