THEOF ALLEGHENYCAMPUSCOLLEGE Vol. LXXV,No. 3 MEADVILLE,PENNSYLVANIA OCTOBER 19, 1950 Judges AnnouncedFor Gridiron Clash Between Alumni Performance Homecoming Displays; Allegheny "PrivateOf Lives" Plaque ToBe Awarded And Unbeaten Carnegie Tech Will Opens Drama Season Judging of the 1950-51 Home- Noel Coward's "Private Lives" coming hall and house decorations will open on Saturday evening of will take place Saturday between Highlight Homecoming Activities Homecoming weekend at 9:00. The for complet- first performance will be for visit- 6:00 a.m., the deadline ing ing displays, 11:00 a.m. alumni only. Regular perform- the and Headlining the Annual Homecoming Weekend here this fall will be the renewal of the ances, opening the Playshop season, Faculty members Carl F. Heesch- begin Thursday, 26, en, Assistant Professor of Art; Wil- Allegheny-Carnegie Tech football series. Kickoff time is scheduled for 2:15 p.m. on Saturday will October McMillen, afternoon, at capacity homecoming some 6,000 expect- and will continue through Friday liam E. Assistant Profes- Oct. 21 Eberhardt field. A crowd of is Saturday. sor of Speech and Dramatic Art; ed. and Begin, in Featured in the leading role of and Joseph F. Instructor The Gator-Skibo series dates back to 1906 when the two schools first met on grid- Terrant, Foreign Cultures will judge the dis- the Amanda will be Jean from plays. iron, and has been revived on and off since. Tech was last to win, this being by 7-0 in 1922. the Erie Playhouse. William. E. The Plaid also holds the edge in McMillen is cast in the role of Vic- displays be judged tor, The wiLl on victories 9-5 with one tie. and William F. Waltonas Elyot. the basis of the originality with Both men are members of the Alle- which their themes are handled. Ably coached by Dr. Edward(Ed- gheny Department of Speech and This year, co-eds, freshman men, die) Baker, a former University of Dramatics. Joan Matthiessen and and the Commons Club will share Pittsburgh grid great,' the Tartans Alice Condayan, both juniors at Al- the competition with the fraternities. legheny College, will play Sybil and come to Meadville with an unde- the French maid, respectively. The fraternities, the freshman men feated record and potentially the and the freshman women willdeco- John W. Hulburt is directing the most promising team since there de- production. Mrs. Graham G. Bird rate their respective houses on out- standing Pennsylvania industries emphasization in 1936. In three is in charge of costume and stage design, and stage themes. The upperclass women'will games so far this season the Scots Phil Wiseman is responsible for a display on the manager. be have rallied over Davis & Elkins, Lives" was revived on Homecoming theme. "Private Behany, and Akron, all by sizeable Broadway two seasons ago, and is The first place display willreceive margins. currently touring with Tallulah the ancientMUCplaque, and second Bankhead playing the leading role. and third place displays will receive Veteran Tech Lineup Jean Terrant, 'who will play honorable mentions. The'Pittsburghers will sport a vet- Amanda in the Allegheny produc- tion, The results of the judging will be eran lineup, with only three of the is a graduate of Carnegie Tech Drama School. She appeared at Le announced at half-time of the Al- 1949 starting aggregate missing. In legheny-Carnegie Tech game. Petit Theatre de Vieux Carre, where Captain Nick Simcic and Johnny she was honored in 1937 as the best Luchok, Tech sprint star, they have actress in New Orleans. While pair a of the classiest halfbacks to playing summer stock at Dunes, a Cox, To Speak be found in this league. Simcic was playing summer stock at The Dunes, R. A. 16 injured in the Bethany game, but is a theatre outside Chicago, she met expected to start against Allegheny. and married the present director of At Assembly Tomorrow The Skibo line, which averages 181 the Erie Playhouse,Mr. Newell Ter- pounds, is led by guard Floyd rant. Mrs. Terrant starred this Montgomery Gym At 10 Wiseman, 190 pounder from Mones- summer in the Perm Players' pro- In son, Pa., who was selected as the duction of "Laura". BillDaddio Tech Lineman of the Week follow- Raymond A. Cox, '16, Will be the ing the Bethany game. speaker at the All-College Home- Carnegie Tech operates out of a coming Assembly in Montgomery SNAKE DANCEFOLLOWS winged-T, with Jack Brourman, 168 Allegheny Presents Gym tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. pound quarterback, under center. Eddie Baker Mr. Cox serves as chairman of the Brourman, a sophomore, has been Television As Theme Pennsylvania Securities Commission PEP RALLY TOMORROW invaluable to the Tartans thus far and has also been a member of the 'with his passing and signal calling. Of Homecoming Dance Alumni Trustees of Allegheny Col- The Homecoming Snake Dance- The Gators, playing under normal Alumni Directors Will lege since 1947. He was elected to will be held Friday night, October strength, should find Carnegie Tech The 1950 Homecoming Dance, the latter position for his second 20, following the Pep Rally. The a formidable opponent. The loss of Meet Saturday Morning the "T.V. Wiggle," will lie held four year term in 1950. Rally will begin at 7:15 p.m. on the "Monk" Meyers, Don Malmberg, Saturday evening in Brooks Hall His athletic career at Allegheny field behind Odd Fello>vvs Home. and Deen Schoenfield has no doubt from 9:00 to 12:00 p.m. included three years of football, four After the rally, the cheerleaders weakened the team considerably. A meeting of the Alumni Associa- Decorations for the dance will in- 1 However, Allegheny years of tennis, and four years of will lead the students on the tradi- the line could tion Board of Directors willbe held clude pictures of popular television through match the Tartans, so a great deal on and transfor- basketball. During the 1915-16 tional Snake Dance down at the Alumni Office on Saturday, stars the walls the season, serving as captain, town Meadville. This year the depends on the performance of -the mation of the bandstand into a huge basketball October 21, 10:00 a.m. he led his team to the State Cham- Snake Dance has been sanctioned backs, and if last weeks ball toting at television screen. The Club Trey- performances are any of pionship. by the administration. indication Judge R. E. McCreary, '18, Presi- more Orchestra will furnish the things to come, the Kilties are liable music. to be sent back to their Oakland dent Judge of Beaver County, is the Formals are in order for the girls, in Interview ■campus somewhat shocked. President of the Board and R.S. though dressy dresses may be worn. Dr.Philo M.Buck Speaks Kiltie Band to Perform Kirkpatrick, '28, a Pittsburgh At- No. corsages are necessary. , One of the highlights of the day torney, is vice-president. Phyllis Moat and Joe Poole are Travels, Conditions will be the performances of the co-chairmen of the committee, Of Past Present famous Carnegie Tech Kiltie Band. Other members of the Board are: which includes Betts Greenlund. The 70 piece organization is bedeck- A. Palmer, '26; Perry A. Beck, Mary Nelson, Jack McNitt, and G. Frank Nova Pierce, By John Karras ed in authentic Cameron Plaid and '13; Gertrude D. Thomas, '20; Gene Thomas. Mar- Rarras", silver-haired gentleman in has been reputedly reknown for its ty Nelson, Bunny 'Griffiths, and "Come in Mr. said the precision Hartzell, '26; and the presidents of just changing I get excellence in marching. Virgie Lou Oehmler are assisting the oriental sandals. "I'm my clothes. did the 21 Alumni Clubs. with posters for the event. the name right didn't I?". Itold him my name begins with X not R, and we went into the two-by-four bedroom of the TECH DATA Caflish guest-suite. "Sit down in the chair there. You'll be "What Should The UN Do In Korea?" morecomfortable Ibelieve." Opponent: Carnegie Institute Iuncapped my pen and began of Technology. writing Buck chang- Ican't stop. Those have less nico- as Dr.Philo M. Date: October 21, 1950. Topic Sunday's ed into a fresh shirt, drank cough tine than the other kinds." Of Last ACA Panel medicine, and talked. Asked if he had done any work Place: Eberhardt Field. "I was educated in a little school other than teaching, Dr. Buck said Tech Starting lineup: Last Sunday, October 15. the topic under discussion at the in northern India at the edge of the that he had not. He taught first in Name Pos. No. Wt. A.C.A. forum was, "What Should the United Nations Do In public schools, LE 18 180 Himalayas," he said. "Are you the Saint Louis later Wilson Korea?" Members of the panel were Dr. Turner, Dr. book, 'Man Eaters at the University of lowa and the Stahe LT 43 183 Julius familiar with the and of Kumaon'? Iused to go hunting University of Wisconsin. "I have Wiseman LG 31 190 Tyler Thompson, Mr. Joseph Devlin. (with Corbet...we wereclass-mates. done some writing and book re- Krotec C 28 180 Following a short worship service, centered about Bibical Even as a boy, he was an avid viewing," he smiled and threw a Shermeyer RG 20 148 quotations on the futility and the causes of war, the first speaker dirty open suit-case, RT 42 210 hunter." He paused to dig a clean sock at the Galanda of the evening, Mr. Devlin, was in- pair of socks out of the battered and "and Iwas editor of the college Fougere RE 27 180 troduced.