The College of Wooster Open Works The oV ice: 1941-1950 "The oV ice" Student Newspaper Collection 3-11-1949 The oW oster Voice (Wooster, OH), 1949-03-11 Wooster Voice Editors Follow this and additional works at: https://openworks.wooster.edu/voice1941-1950 Recommended Citation Editors, Wooster Voice, "The oosW ter Voice (Wooster, OH), 1949-03-11" (1949). The Voice: 1941-1950. 189. https://openworks.wooster.edu/voice1941-1950/189 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: 1941-1950 by an authorized administrator of Open Works. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Friday, Match 11, 1949 THE COLLEGE OF WOOSTER, WOOSTER, OHIO Volume LLXV, Number 15 I XT $ei& Wee!.ar i . Four Candidates for May Queen; senate Passes Color. Day Script, Kenyon.rAid Many Run for Men Senators' Posts , The Color Day script committee approved the pageant script handed Bruce Love Uncontested in by Betsy Jones and the Senate ac- Reinhold Hiebnhr cepted .it as the official Color Day Pageant. Betsy Jones will act as di- Lectures Ilarch 16 As Student Senate Head rector of her pageant. Mac Taylor was Reinhold Niebuhr, professor of - Four junior women have en- previously appointed chairman and Color Day Christian ethics at Union --Theological tered the race for the coordinator of Color Day activities. throne: Anne Reid, Pat Hawk, Senate . President Dave Castle an- Seminary and regarded by many as Pat Nigh, and , Jane Goldsword. nounced that the trustees had ap- the outstanding theologian today, will For the first time, only men proved the proposed Senate activities speak in Memorial Chapel Wednesday, could secure the petitions and fee and it is to be listed in the college March 16, at 8 p.m. He will be were in charge of gathering the catalog under Student Activities fee. brought here under the auspices of two hundred signatures neces- The will receive stu- senate $2.00 per sary for each candidate. the Netta Strain Scott lectureship dent each semester,' to be paid along Bruce Love was the only junior with tuition, board, room and other committee. petitioned as candidate for the Stu- listed expenses. dent Senate presidency, and will ' His address, A msterdam Looks at Senators voted to . send Kenyon a office-Contesta- automatically accede to nts the World Disorder, will , cover the sum of money to be used for students for senior senator are who suffered losses from the fire. - general theme of the World Council Phil Kintner, Dave Barr, and Thorn- Student donations will be collected of Churches held at Amsterdam last ton VandersaU. Jockeying for the posi- after chapel next week and collection ' Photo by John Atlinton summer and its message concerning tion of junior senator are Ken Shafer boxes Student will be guided by Career Week counsellor brought to camput through the efforts of the above Com- will be placed at various build- and Dave Dowd, Kreider social conditions ' of the world. Dr. while Lorrin mittee on Consultants: Nancy Damuth, Don Hodgson, Ralph Booth, Nancy Fisher, Career Week Chairman, ings on campus. A Kenyon Benefit and Elwood "Pop" Sperry compete Niebuhr was chairman of the section and Rosemary Dougherty. To the right are David Dowd, program head; and Bob Meeker, publicity chairman. Dance will be held on March 19. John for sophomore representative. Talbot and Susan Parker were ap- which worked out the Council's report Balloting will be done Tuesday and. pointed . to the publicity committee on the social and economic order. Wednesday in the Student Senate Dr. for the X ... Speakers Emphasize ihe Practical Jesse Baird dance, John Talbot acting as office from 7:30 a.m. to 4 pm. chairman. ' ' While on campus, he will also ad Vi for Mar Queen To Betty Dodds brought up for con- dress certain groups during the day. Speak Friday Hailing from Cleveland Heights, Phase of Successful Careers sideration a loan plan which has been including a seminar on contemporary Dr. Jesse, Baird, moderator of the Ohio, Jane Goldsword is a psychology worked successfully in other schools, theology which is studying his book, General Assembly of the Presbyterian major, junior resident at Hoover Cot- Career Week has started and will continue through March whereby students save a certain The Nature and Destiny Man. Church, U. S. A., will address students of tage, and a member of Imps social 23, presenting speakers in various fields of endeavor. These men amount . each month for their four in chapel nex't Friday, March 18. ' club. brass" who come desks years, at the end of which they with- are not "front have out from behind their claims jfoliet, As General Assembly Pat Hawk Illinois as after-dinne- moderator. draw this amount and loan it to fi to make r speeches. They are actively working in the her home town. A Spanish major and Dr. Baird holds the highest honorary nance either study abroad or in this occupations which they will discuss and the majority of them a member of the Imps, she plays on position of the Presbyterian' Church. country, if they so choose. Discussion came the way". They can offer practical advice on the club's intramural teams. up "hard He is president of the San Francisco ot trie plan was postponed until stu- From Perrysville, Ohio, Pat Nigh getting a start; a problem which plagues most graduates. Theological Seminary of San Anselmo, dent opinion could be sounded out on is a Pyramid and a biology major. Her Since the majority of the speakers California, and also chairman of the the issue. independent study is in bacteriology are on the college side of forty, they Council of Theological Education of Approval was given to purchase and at present she is working with 'High Tor' Opens have made recent entries into their the church. - twenty new records for the senate the Agricultural Experiment Station. chosen work and are aware of current collection. A Wooster graduate in 1912, Dr. Originally from Buffalo, New York, With conditions and means. Several are Senate members voted on February Thursday Baird was ordained in 1916. He has junior Ann Reid is another member Wooster alumni who can "correlate ' 28 to pay for the dry cleaning of the served as the minister of various of the Imps running for May Queen. knowledge of the arena of the business clothes soiled by the cast in the Gum Changes In Cast Ann is olosk a navrtmlnaw msinr twim. world with' requisite courses to be Shoe Hop. Approval of the clothes to L -- - Ullllg OllU ICU1M9 IIH1IIUC UC1 lllMI Several changes have- been made in taken whileon campusrplus a sound be cleaned will be at the discretion of v V extra-curricul- ar interests. the cast of High Tor, the Little idea of how, when, and where to start. the director, Bruce Strait. which is scheduled ' . was Senior Senator Candidates Theater production Cook Tours Represented It approved also at this meeting to begin its three-nig- ht run next that only men be allowed to take Running for senator for the class Slated for Monday, March 14, at out Thursday. Bruce Strait has replaced petitions for candidates for May of 1950, Phil Kintner is a history regular chapel time. Mr. James Kirk Waltz in the role of Buddy,Verne Queen. A motion was major from Canton, Ohio. He is a Jon wiU speak on "Travel and Transport- made and passed Snyder has been shifted to the part member of Phi Alpha Theta and of ationA Billion Dollar Business". Mr. (Continued on page 6) . Dr. Reinhold Nibuhr of Captain DeWitt, Paul BushneU has third section. Kirk is the manager of Thomas Cook taken Snyder's former place as Dope, Dr. Niebuhr, who is a leader in From fourth section, Thornton Van- and Company of New York. This is Bidle is playing Captain Asher, theological thought, is' also regarded dersaU is majoring in biology and Jim the firm that arranges and conducts Increase Fee To and Joe Bishop has stepped into the in labor and liberal political circles serves as president of the Pre-Me- d' the famous Cook Tours and transpor- most spokes- club. He served as co-edit- or of , comedy lines of Biggs. as one of their forceful the tation is their business. Mr. Kirk Aid Senate. Index will men. He s a contributor to religious Student Directory in 1947. bring news of To finance Student Senate activities, in the set built by Web openings in transporta- d Unique and political magazines and the au- . Also a pre-me- student Dave Barr tion work as weU as the Board of Trustees has approved an Lewis under the technical direction some ideas for thor of many books, his latest being is a chemistry major from Sidney, jobs in related fields. the last allocation of four dollars yearly from of Winford Logan is the steam shovel, During Discerning the Signs of the Times. Ohio. He is song leader for the fifth which had to be made workable in war, Mr. Kirk served on General the student Activities Fees, it was an Editor of a quarterly, Christianity and section serenade group. Donovan's staff as Chief of' Trans- nounced this week. An additional in the low stage of Scott Auditorium and Society, and a bi-week- ly journal, Junior Senator portation Operations for the OSS. Ac- crease of one1 dollar was voted to the yet big enough to hoist two men in Christianity in Crisis, Dr.