LAST BREEZE GOOD LUCK THIS YEAR /HE BREEZE ON EXAMS! -MADISON COLLEGE- VOL. XXIII Madison College, Harrisonburg, Virginia, Friday, May 24, 1946 No. 8 Students Hear Dr. Heyl To Be Speaker SGA Requests At the student body meeting held in At Graduation Exercises assembly Monday the following re- Dr. Helen Heyl, chief of the Bureau quests for changes in the Student Go- of State Education of Albany, New vernment Constitution were read: York, will be speaker at Commence- The Recorder of Points and the ment exercises to be held Monday, Editor of the Handbook to be included May 3, at 10 a.m. in Wilson Auditor- as members of the Student Council. ium. Student Council members be requir- Dr. Heyl was born in Norfolk, Vir- ed to have a scholarship index of 2.00 ginia and attended Madison for one or higher. year. Then, with the credits that she An election to be held during the received from the University of Vir- month of April for Council members ginia, she was granted a diploma for to take office the following year. the completion of the two-year profes- An Inter-Dormitory Council of Dor- sional course in June, 1920. mitory Presidents with the Vice-Presi- One of the term papers that she Mr. Clifford T. Marshall, who will dent of Student Government. Their wrote whi.e at Madison was published conduct the Madison College orchestra Sue Deaton, who will be vocal solo- duty being to head up the work of in the first edition of "The Virginia in a concert tomorrow night at 8 p.m. ist in the Orchestra concert tomorrow the fourteen House Councils already Teacher" ever to be published as a in Wilson Auditorium. night. in existence. "Normal Bulletin." A J4 majority be required of the In 1925, she was appointed Tileston Student Council for the recommenda- scholar and awarded a position on Orchestra To Present Concert tion to the Administrative Council for "The Journal of Rural Education" at the suspension of a student. Mildred Witten, who is acting presi- Columbia University for the session Tomorrow Evening At 8:00 These are now posted on the bulle- dent of the 1946 graduating class. of 1925-26. tin board in Harrison hall. Dr. SamuelP. Duke will award the The Madison College orchestra, un- Virginia Ward, vice-president; Nancy degrees, assisted by Miss Helen Frank, der the direction of Mr. Clifford T. Rogers, secretary-treasurer; Barbara Bristow Announces registrar, and Dean W. J. Gifford. Marshall, will present a concert in Striader, librarian; and Lois Wiley, re- Wilson hall auditorium at 8 o'clock to- porter. She Sayi Dance Committees morrow evening., Commencement dance will be held Saturday night, June 1, in Reed gym Moving-Up Day The highlight of the program will be By GENE SAVAGE from 8:30 to 11:50 p.m., announces Mj. Marshall's special arrangement of Madison Memorial Asked her opinion of her new job, Nancy Bristow, chairman of the Social "Over the Rainbow," with the solo part Barbara Wensel, recently elected chair- Exercises Held Library Receives committee. Playing for the dance will by Sue Deaton. The vocalist will also man of the Honor Council, said, "I be the dance orchestra from Shenan- Wednesday assembly this week fea- assist in Puccini's "Un bel di" "(One am very happy but it will take a lot of Microfilm Reader doah College, at Dayton. tured the traditional moving-up ever- Fine Day)" and "Rose Marie" by Fri- work, not just mine, each student on This dance is sponsored by the Soc- cises. mal and Stothert. The library has just received a mic- campus. The classes did a grand job ial committee, German club, and Cotil- ' As a special part of the program, rofilm reader, a machine designed to of electing their representatives. I Other selections to be played by the lion club. The Standards committee Mr. Logan, editor of the Madison facilitate the use of film copies of know we can all work together, giving orchestra are "La Comparsa" by Le- will be in charge of refreshments. Quarterly, awarded a $50 war bond to printed matter. the Honor System a big start next cuona, "G-minor Symphony" by Moz- The planning committee consists of Gloria Miller for her winning contri- N Members of the faculty and students year. Without the support of the girls, art, Harlick and Stone's "Black Eyes," Peggy Grimes, of the Social commit- bution of the year to the Quarterly. w _may_ now have access to virtually any my job will be fruitless. It is the in- -fceetKma's- Malagrenai" "El Relicario" tee, Sliirley Wilkins, a member of The poem, "With Malice Toward book or periodical article in1 any libra- by Padilla, "Au Molin" ("At the dividual" students' composite reaction Cotillion, and Marjorie Dickie, of the None," appeared in the May issue of ry in the country by having the book Mill") by Gillet, and Grieg's "Trium- that will make our Honor System what German club. Mildred Daub, Ann Bus- the Quarterly. oil article copied on 3Sm.m. motion .phal March." sey, Bea Sloan and Lois Wiley make To celebrate the appearance of the picture film. The cost varies from one it should be." Sue Deaton is a student of Miss up the undecorating committee. Madison annual, Dr. Duke accepted and one half cent to three cents per Madison is very proud of blue-eyed, Edythe Schneider. Other committees will be appointed the first copy of the 1946 Schoolma'am page of printed matter. brown haired Barbara, who comes to Margurite Coffman was recently elec- later. ' from Jane Rudasill. ted president of the orchestra for the Microfilm copies are particularly us from Chevy Chase, Maryland. She Complimentary bids will be sent to In her position as president of the coming year. useful when the material desired is so graduated from Oak Ridge High all participants in the graduating exer- senior class of '46, Mabel Holt pre- rare or valuable that the library own- sented the senior class banner to Ros- Other officers who were elected are: School in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, and cises and both old and new Student ing it is reluctant about lending it, or is a Chemistry major at Madison. government officers. etta Stanley, acting president of the when the person who wishes to use junior class. The seniors, in caps and gowns, moved up to the balcony. Bee, Vee Manuel Is the material needs it for a longer per- Dean Gifford Announces Places; After Rosetta Stanley handed the Stratford President iod than is possible through an inter- junior class banner to the~president of library loan. the sophomore class, Mary Lee Moyer, Recently elected to head Stratford Graduates In Various Positions The machine projects the film copy the sophomores moved to replace the for the coming year were: president, Announcement of the placement of and academic work, but art, physical on a ground glass screen twelve by juniors. Then Marianna Howard, presi- Bee Vee Manuel; vice-president, Dor- seniors in positions for next year has education, business education and mu- twelve inches, usually reproducing the dent of the freshman class, received othy Boyles; secretary, Glora Flora; been announced by Dean Gifford, sic positions. the sophomore class banner from page at its actual size. The reader may Dean of the college. business manager, Barbara Stein; re- Placement of seniors entering the Mary Lee. be used in full daylight, thus making In Curriculum IX, the appointments porter, Gloria Miller. The sponsor is Dr. Duke announced that an in- have been for dietetic internship at teaching profession is as follows: Miss Ainj'lie Harris and Mr. and Mrs. it easy to take notes. crease of $6 in the fees of all students various hospitals, all of which are ap- Dorothy J. Aaron, primary grades, Logan are the advisors.' The film may be used in a slide pro- will go into effect next year, Septem- proved by the American Dietetics As-J Suffolk; Kathleen Brothers, business To welcome the new Stratford mem- ber 1946. This increase is a necessary jector in case the material is needed sociation. education, Loudon county; Mildred bers, a "Goat" picnic was held in Ash- measure to keep the salaries of the for a class. A person may carry the The seven seniors who have been Burford, physical education, Norfolk; by gym; along with the goats, who Madison staff in accordance with the machine and sit it up any place since accepted are Judy Ann Kelly, Indiana Mary Jane Cotton, primary grades, were Helen Packett, Frances Connock, new teachers' salaries set by the State University Medical Center, Indiana- New Jersey; Norma Dunn, English Gloria Miller, Sarah Powers, Susan it can be folded similar to a portable Board of Education. polis, Indiana; Louise Leonard, Barnes ■and history, Dayton; Sue Dunton, King, and Glenna Dodson, the old typewriter the only requirement is that Hospital, St. Louis, Missouri; Joan commercial subject, Covington; Jeanne The president also announced that members and the cast of "Shubert Al- it has to be run by electricity. Livesay, Medical Department of the Ferguson, home economics, Bedford registration of incoming students for ley" were present. Miss Harris, "Tom- Eastman Kodak Company, Rochester, county; Edythe Garland, home econo- next year is still open. my" Thompson, and Mr. and Mrs. SIGN UP! New York; Kathryne Mattox, Hospi- mics, Kenbridge; Nina Goodrich, mid- Mid shouts of joy from the audience Logan also attended. IF YOU WANT A "LITTLE tal Division of the Medical College of dle grades, Arlington; Virginia Grah- Dr. Duke stated that Madison may be Tomorrow Stratford will got to the Virginia, Richmond, Virginia; Yuri am, business education, Bridgewater; co-educational next year, in accordance home of Miss Harris and "Tommy" SISTEK" FOR NEXT YEAR Lily Nemoto, Cook County Hospital, Frances Elma Graves, business educa- with the Veterans' Aid Administration.