Bowling Green State University ScholarWorks@BGSU BG News (Student Newspaper) University Publications 7-7-1955 The Summer B-G News July 7, 1955 Bowling Green State University Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news Recommended Citation Bowling Green State University, "The Summer B-G News July 7, 1955" (1955). BG News (Student Newspaper). 1256. https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news/1256 This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. Tke Smmn B-6 W BOWLING GREEN STATE UN1VE Vol. 39 Official Student Publication. Bowling Green. Ohio. Thursday. July 7. 19S5 No. 56 $500 Scholarship Slow Learners, Arithmetic Get To Celia Lalonde A $500 scholarship from her national social sorority has been BGSU Workshop Attention Now awarded Cclia Lalonde, Bowline One workshop began Tuesday, Green State University geology and another will start next Mon- major. The award is part of the day, in the series of special short Friendship Award program of Al- courses sponsored as a part of pha Xi Delta sorority, and was an- the Bowling Green State Univer- nounced at the recent national sity summer session, Dr. Ralph G. convention of the organization at Ilarshman, director, has an- Swampscott, Mass. nounced. Miss Lalonde, whose home is at The course now being conducted Amherst, is a junior, and was is on the teaching of arithmetic, selected because of an excellent and has been limited to an en- academic record ami the promise rollment of 50. Conducted for a shown for a successful career in three-week period, it is in charge her chosen field, it was pointed of Dr. Harold E. Moser, director out. In addition to her academic of test services of State Teachers proficiency, she has been active College, Towson, Md. in campus event;*, including choice Kaeh participant is to work out in an ail-campus election as at- some practical problem associated tendant to the University May with the teaching of arithmetic Queen. during the three-week period un- She has been vice-president of der his direction. the Newman Club, chairman of the State Department of Education Newman Club's committee for Re- supervisors will combine their ligious Emphasis Week, served on Anna M. Engle talents with those of Miss Anna the staff of "Inter-Science News- M. Kngle. widely-known consult- Fred Ashley (Slag* Manager) (r.) ihakei up a aoda for Dan Wowryinlak letter" and 13 a member of the ant and specialist, in a workshop (George Glbbi) and Juanita Baugh (Emily Webb) In a icene from "Our Town." Geology Club. Mass Spectrometer for the slow-learning child, which The play will be presented at Huron Playhouse July 12-16. will begin Monday. Gift Of Du Pont May Accept A Few Mote Student! Ashley, Baugh And Wawryzniak GwdsOn 'Parade' A mnss spectrometer valued at Limited to 60 persons, Dean several thousand dollars has re- Ilarshman's office reported almost Now Tour Canada cently been given to the Chemistry that number already enrolled this Department by the Atomic Energy week. A few more may still be To Star In Huron Production Two alumni nnd a senior from accepted, he said. Bowling Green State University Commission through the E. I. du- "Our Town" will be presented Pont de Nemours Co., operator of Miss Engcl has been consultant he will be a senior at BG next are now traveling with General as the second production of the Motors' "Parade of Progress," on the Dana Plant of the Atomic for the Detroit Association for Huron Playhouse from July 12 to yenr; and he is from Euclid. Retarded Children, is a fellow of About the play—the first act a tour which will take them, by Energy Commission in Indiana. 16. Curtain time is 8 u.m, KB.-tern the end of the summer, across The spectrometer will provide the American Association on Men- Standard Time. shows daily life in Grover's Corn- tal Deficiency, and before her re- ers, N.H., in 1901. The second Canada. valuable experience in the study The p'ny was written hy Tno'n- James Turner, who received his of high vacuum and electronic tirement was supervisor of special shows love and marriage; the classes and director of the Detroit ton Wilder, and is one of the truly third, death. The play is well- bachelor's degree in journalism in operations. It was obtained great plays of modern times. It known. It was done on campus in May, and John Newman, who will through the assistance of the Ohio (Continued on page 4) was written during the late 30's, the summer of 1953. receive his degree in journalism State Department of Education, and is one of the two plays Wild- the agency responsible for surplus Two families are involved—the next February, joined the Parade er has done. The other was "Skin at Windsor, Canada, in June. Ed property acquisition by schools Webbs and the Gibbs. Dr. Gibbs of Our Teeth," whieh was pre- Wheelden, who received his de- and colleges of the state. The will be played by James Shaffer, University Will sented at the Playhouse in earlier gree in journalism last winter, Chemistry Department received seasons. from Leetonia; Mrs. Gibbs, by one of the five instruments avail- Sally Kilmer (just graduated from joined the Parade immediately after graduation. able for a ten-state area, Dr. W. The story is unconventional. BG, with major in music); Mr. Celebrate, Too The play is performed on a practi- (Continued on page 4) II. Hall, chemistry professor, said. Webb, by Gene Rucker, (who will Howling Green State University cally bare stage, without any be a junior next year); and Mrs. props. The only furniture used will join with business men and Webb by Leah Newey, from Nilcs, other groups the week of July are two ladders, a couple of stools, n senior next year at Baldwin Wal- 20 to observe Rowling Green's and chairs with a board placed lace. There arc 26 persons in the across them. The curtain never 100th anniversary as an incorp- play. orated town. open.' or closes—it la open when the audience is seated and what The University's participation movim of furniture there is is MRS. MCDONALD IMPROVES will include conducted tours for done in front of the audience. Mrs. Ralph W. McDonald is the public of spots on the campus, reported to be improved in St. from 7 to 9 o'clock, Thursday, Frad Ashler I> Slaq* Manaqtr Mary's Hospital, Russellville, Ark., July SI, and a display at Gillispie The Stage Manager sets the where she became ill while she Plumbing and Heating Co., 140 scene with his dialogue. Fred Ash. and Dr. McDonald were visiting North Main St. ley has this part. He played Felix relatives. Commltl.. ChoMn Ducotcl in "My Three Angels," A committee which included re- and Mr. Hillary in "Angel in a presentatives from each of the Pawnshop," at BG last year. It three undergraduate colleges and is his first season at the Play- 160 Graduates the administrative staff, met last house. He's also had parts in week to draw up plans for partici- "Lilliom," "Goodbye My Fancy," pation. The committee included "On Our Way," "Richard III," Teach In Ohio Dr. Raymond W. Derr, substitut- and "A Midsummer N i g h t' s ing for Harold Van Winkle as Dream." He will be a junior next Approximately 50 per cent of chairman; Richard Barnes, sub- year at BG and is from Geneva. the 1955 Bowline Green grad- stituting for Dr. Ralph E. Geer, uates in the College of Education Emily Webb will be played by Dr. Paul Leedy, F. Eugene Beatty, have reported to the University Dr. Willi.nl Singer, Dr. Russell Juanita Baugh. Emily is the one their teaching appointments for that the play revolves about, al- Decker, and W. C. Jordan, sub- the *55-'56 school year. stituting for Charles Young. though she is not a heroine in the Of the 231 graduates in educa- melodramatic sense. Juanita had tion, 102 have signed contracts The University has been as- leading roles in "A Midsummer to teach elementary education in signed to the "large industries" Night's Dream," last year, and Ohio. Fifty-eight more of the group, and these Arms, including "Lilliom," the year before. It is graduates will be teaching sec- H. J. Heinz, Lugbill Provision Co., her first year at Huron; she will ondary education. Cain Potato Chips, Greider In- be a senior at BG next year. She Bowling Green graduates have dustries, Daybrook, Royal Manu- is from Toledo. also signed contracts to teach in facturing Co., Ohio State High- Dan Wawrymiak is George Maine, Wisconsin, Illinois, North way Commission, and probably Gibbs, who eventually marries Carolina, Michigan, California, others, will either have displays Emily. Danny was Stanley Kowal- and Oregon. Excluding Ohio, the or open house during the week, or ski in "Streetcar Named Desire," greatest number of 1955 grad- both, it was said. uates will be teaching in Michi- Audrey Paul and Ralph Nielien will be featured In the familiar love song* The Sentinel-Tribune will issue Lysander in "Midsummer," and and duets of "Carmen" and "Don Joie" In the Opera "Carmen" tomorrow at gan. Within Ohio, more Bowling a total of 14,000 copies for the also had parts in "Richard III," 10:30 a JO.