79 Z- 572 OLUME OBERLIN OHIO SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 16 1950 NUMBER 1 590 New Students Sign for Tuesday Classes ew Faculty Members 54 Faces Higher Education College Admits 400 ake Twelve College 140 To Enroll in Con As classes begin Tuesday 590 new students will appear on the Oberlin campus to swell the total enrollment to 2043 even Con Positions A freshman class of 540 arrived yesterday in time for an 8 30 am assembly to hear a welcoming address by Presi- Nineteen new faculty members will take up positions dent William E Stevenson Iberlin College lacuity wnen classes start Tuesday Class of 54 members in the College of Arts and Scien- I Thev are Allen G Anderson instructor in mathema ces total 400 equally divided into 200 men and 200 Ann Drake Bowen instructor in pianoforte Is Miss Miss They can claim as their homes 32 states the District of Co- reborg Greeff instructor in English Joseph Hofrichter III lumbia and Hawaii New York is the top home state sending Irfmctor in organ inward Mattos assistant professor of 71 freshmen to Oberlin Ohio follows closely with 70 Pennsyl- Charles Payne instructor of pianoforte for one vania and New Jersey tie with 33 students each and Illinois Iianofortemester Kenneth D Roose assistant professor of economics and Massachusetts each produce 30 freshmen Other large Irs Catherine Wolfe Schnelker instructor in pianoforte for representations are Michigan 19 Connecticut 18 1 T O i Indiana ire semesiei anu uiuv u ocveia ytui- iume lecturer io una uie jjisirici ui vuiumoia I Romance languages 10 Each of the new faculty mem 140 Enter Conservatory Hi- OHi L- S with the exception of Mr Claims The Class of 54 meets Finney Chapel for the Kevlew photo by bob Hanson The 140 freshmen entering the must still be given final Trustee Board first time Above Ixse the frosh leave the chapel af- scrutiny will reveal looks of anticipation fore- Conservatory of Music come from proval by the Board of Trustees ter brief introductions by 27 President Stevenson boding and complete confusion on the faces of states the District of Columbia Early Delivery Mr Anderson niatnemaucs June Session and Dean of Admissions Robert Jackson Close the frosh pictured and Hawaii Ohio entrants slightly Mr Anderson comes to Oberlin top New York 28 to 27 of Michigan Un the University The 50 transfer students en- Of Wolf Book here he has held a teaching fel Approves 12 ll tering Oberlin this semester do not vship for the past three years jr take part in the Freshmen Orien- HiO- Hi I T nF For the fifth year the I wnere ne Ll rL tii rweivi ins ruu fh ohorIin rnlW RahH tation Week Arriving Sunday is in the process of publishing for e is a graduate of the University of Trustees meeting in j 12 they have their own special pro- the freshmen the Wolf Book This Florida and has done part- time new faculty members received ap gram Monday This falls transfer book features individual portraits acning ue l pointments Nathan Gottschalk students represent 17 states of the class of 54 together with athtmatical statistics was named assistant professor of 11 Represented names addresses and Mrs Bowen is a graduate of the Foreign Countries home violin for tWQ MiM gara towns The HiO- Hi staff recom- rlm Conservatory of Music Foreign students this year come Houston as assistant professor of mends its use as a dating guide a e takes over the work of Mrs from Canada Mexico Japan Chi- physical education for two ars memory check and a work of ref- th S Morrison who is now on na Lebanon Ceylon Liberia and Miss Barbara Camor as in erence k eave ana Guatemala Argentina and Ger- win reure n uie structor of pnysical education for If the tight schedule planned i of the first semester Miss Bo many Two of the students coming two years for publication of the Wolf Book has taught at public and pri- from Germany are refugees from Ion Also appointed does not fall through at the te schools Last year she was were Mr Robert Latvia and Estonia who lived in last as minute the book will be distribu- structor in piano at Ogontz Reiff instructor in fine arts for Western Germany during the ted to all purchasers not nior College one year Miss Jacqueline Rora- post- war years later beck as instructor of economics The College anticipates a total than September 27 This delivery date will be NEXT REVIEW FRIDAY for two years Mr Seymour Slive of 2043 students with 1530 in the several days sooner The next Issue of the Review as instructor of fine arts for one College of Arts and Sciences 408 than any previous Wolf Book hill be on Friday after which year and Miss Esther Metz as in- in the Conservatory of Music and She regular Tuesday and Fri structor of singing for two years 105 in Graduate School of the REVIEW TO ORGANIZE Uy schedule will be followed Mr Robert Rankin was reappoint- Theology The total is 113 less ed as lecturer in religion one Freshmen and upperclassmen for Kevlew photo by Bob Hanson than last year The freshman class Miss Gretff replaces Miss year interested in positions on the ed- Helen Junior counselor Evie Penn right greets newly arrived President Stevenson welcomes is about the same size as last md who has resigned Miss Appointments as assis- itorial and business staffs of the graduate freshman Arleen Smith on the steps of Talcott the frosh in Finney Chapel years but a drop in the number eeff is a graduate of Smith Col tants also approved were Miss of graduate students partly ac Review will report to an organ- e and has her MA and PhD Marie Aub Romance languages counts for the decline izational meeting Wednesday at mi Radcliffe She has taught at Miss Eleanor Meacham chemistry The College does not expect 430 pm at the Review office on e University of Connecticut end Miss Susan Low fine arts military calls to have an immedi the ground floor of the Publica- elksley and New Paltz NY Miss Helen Lund was appointed ate effect on the enrollment tions Building across from the r the last three years she has instructor of English for one year Apollo Theater Jght at the Wellcsley Institute but resigned during the summer Positions are open as report- r Foreign Students Miss Rorabeck has also resigned Op ers sports reporters feature Mr Hofrichter takes over the this summer and will be replaced Trustees Vote writers advertising solicitors ork of Prof Fenner Douglass by Prof Kenneth D Roose and copywriters bookkeepers leave of absence He holds Professor Gottschalk received and photographers JSB MusEdB and MusEdM his AB from Dartmouth and his 10 Increase m the Oberlin Conservatory of MM from Yale and from 1936 usic He has taught organ and to 1942 was a fellowship student In The Wolf Book for the class of eory at Dakota Wesleyan Col at the Juilliard Graduate School Room Rent 1954 will feature two other firsts e and Oklahoma A M Dur Ho has held teaching positions at in Wolf Book history For the Room rent jumps 10 a semes- the last year he has been Dartmouth Manhattan School of first time the cover will be print- ter on semester of rking on his doctorate at New PnntinnnH nn Pacro 11 the first bills ed in two colors The red type rk and Syracuse Universities most Oberlin students The hike according to Editor Tony Armer to 105 most Mr Mattos Pianoforlp JELLIFFE TO TEACH AT for rooms results does not imply any political lean- Mr of Mattos attendee5 the Uni PHILIPPINE COLLEGE from a Board Trustees vote ings of the freshman class The i V an eye avoiding wsity of California Mills Col Professor Emeritus R A Jel- i with toward last other innovation is the use of the years 30000 De- ad- J- ie and Pius Usk deficit in the usuallyblank final pages for X School of New liffe retired head of the English mc partment of Residences and Din- City He has studied piano department will teach at the Cen- vertising ing Joser Lhevinre and Nadia tral Philippine College Iloila City Halls In an attempt to distribute the Wolf Book as Continued on Page 12 this year Kevlew pluuo hy Dan Baer Room rent in Federal Hall rises early ln the year as Above Websterltes waste no from 60 to 75 a semester and possible when it is most useful an time getting down to the busi- triple rooms cost 95 Rent in all exceptionally close schedule has ness at hand namely bridge College owned apartments and been set up with an occasional side order of trailers goes up 5 a month Frosh Help Needed canasta To the left Bob Kim- The trustees at their June meet- To facilitate meeting this sched- New ball dons unfamiliar garb as he HiO- Market ing one Hi G Completes considered closing mens ule the staff will need 6 performs at the VM open house one dorm dormitory womens and several freshmen on Sunday af- Kimball gives the visitng frosh one dining hall during the second ternoon and evening at the HiO- Hi a preview of the costume they semester following the normal office above the Review at 32 may be wearing one of these mid- term enrollment drop Final E College St No experience is ays Steam Pipes During Summer days if the sophs have their way decision will be made this fall necessary As the first semester begins the Buildings and facilitjes in Warner Gym terns at Webster Grey Gables and mcnt completes a number of three major projects and The shower room has been redone Barrows Student Council Plans Study uf- rdllons in vpllnw salt- elazed tile with ComriletinB installation of drain tllilt largest Of thPCn nrnipptc 1Q thP tmnsfnrmatlOn Of rim All cVinur anrl nilot iU In hn Ufnmonc nhlon fiolH caetena buildiniT on Wpst PoIIppp St into the new Col fivtnres are beine redaced This seeding and addine of toDsoil e market Designed to facilitate quantity buying and central