The College of Wooster Open Works The oV ice: 1951-1960 "The oV ice" Student Newspaper Collection 10-1-1954 The oW oster Voice (Wooster, OH), 1954-10-01 Wooster Voice Editors Follow this and additional works at: https://openworks.wooster.edu/voice1951-1960 Recommended Citation Editors, Wooster Voice, "The oosW ter Voice (Wooster, OH), 1954-10-01" (1954). The Voice: 1951-1960. 76. https://openworks.wooster.edu/voice1951-1960/76 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: 1951-1960 by an authorized administrator of Open Works. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ; c its , pi r Wooster Voice Published by the Students of the College of Wooster Volume y LXIX WOOSTER, OHIO, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1954 No. 2 JO i martin, jn. DEaEVE for von EiE mm ; '4 v Courtesy The Wooster Daily Record Speaker of House Delivers Speech SCC leaders Chuck Eaton (left) and Bob O'Meara (right) plan for Fall's Production Society Schedules the Fund Raising Campaign. Foreign Films En Chapel on Congressional Election Is 'Summer Dream' Four highly recommended for- eign films will be brought to by JUDY KELLER The ever-popul- ar comedy of Wooster during the coming year The Honorable Joseph Martin, Jr., Speaker of the House of Repre- SCC Fund Campaign Shakespeare's, "A Mid summer by the Wooster Film Society for sentatives, is coming to Wooster to deliver an address on Monday, Night's Dream", will be the Little internationally - minded students, October 4. The speech, scheduled for 8 p.m. in the chapel, will deal To Start Next Monday Theater's contribution to the faculty and townsfolk. The $2.00 with the importance of the congressional elections this November. by JACK SCAFF Homecoming festivities. It will be membership ticket assures admis- County Republican candidates will be introduced at the meeting in presented on 6, 7, and The week of October 4th through the 9th has been set aside October 8, sion to two French classics, an which the front seats are being reserved for members of the Young 9, in Scott Auditorium under the SCC Fund English comedy, and a realistic Republican Club. for the Raising Campaign. During this time all students direction C. of W. Craig. Mexican film. In black and white, Mr. Martin, whose face became on campus will be personally solicited to raise the necessary funds This hilarious tale of complicated with sound and English subtitles, familiar to the American people meet the 1954-5- 5 budget. love affairs has a large and impres- to each movie will be shown at 8:15 Faculty To Study through television when he was Per- SCC is an extremely sive cast. John Gooch will play the The important in the Bowman Street School manent Chairman of the turbulent Re- operated solely by part of Theseus, Duke of Athens, who group, students auditorium. Curriculum publican National Convention of 1952, is to marry Hippolyta, Queen of the who are fully responsible for its suc- Scot Band Plays First on the season's program is Plans for study of the upper-clas- s has served in Congress for 15 consecu- efforts co-ordina- te Amazons, as acted by Jenny Kendrick. cess in its to and "Pennywhistle Blues", which will ap- and underclass program of tive terms, six times as Minority Lead- James Jolliff, Robert Matthewson, support Wooster's religious activities. Popular Works pear on October 31. Filmed in South er; and has been elected to the im- Lea, and Sherry the College of Wooster were made SCC President this year is Dave Little, The College of Wooster Scot Band Janet Wilcoxen will Africa, this English movie features a portant office of Speaker twice. take Lysander, at a faculty meeting held Monday assisted by Chuck Eaton, the roles of Demetrius, 69-year-o- Campaign will present a number of shows con- native singing and dancing cast. The ld Republican from Helena, and Hermia, respectively, Chairman; and Bob O'Meara, Publicity taining works of popular composers who "Gigi", the famous French story by night, September 27. A steering Massachusetts was the oldest of eight Chairman. are four young lovers involved in Scotch-Englis- for the 1954 season, according to Colette, has been adapted to the screen committee headed by Dr. Lowry children. His h father Stuart a merry mix-up- . Richard Morey, cast Although most of the religious or- J. Ling, band director. The version which will be the November as chairman and Prof. Eberhart was a blacksmith of slender means. show for the Homecoming game will as Egeus, the father of one of the Educated in the pub- 21 presentation. The New York Times co-chairm- Attleboro ganizations participating in the SCC an have North lovers, adds to the chaos with his as decided to are concerned mainly with the cam- be "A Hit Parade of Numbers Most commented: "Gigi is a tickling affair; lic schools, Speaker Martin declined parental authority. Robert Dodd will seven additional faculty meetings pus, the David Brainard Society is Popular in the Last Five Years". After an air of innocent naughtiness hangs a college scholarship to go to work. appear in the role of Oberon, King of in which the faculty as a whole attempting to increase the emphasis this game the band will play for alum- over all." Beginning as a reporter, he worked the Fairies. Titania, his Queen, will be of having students working in the ni in front of Babcock Hall. The ageless French comedy, 'Fric will carry out the study. up to the position he now holds as played by Sally Anthony. Ed Moore churches of Wooster and neighboring Frac", deals with a dim-witte- d jewel- The upperclass program will be publisher of two Massachusetts papers. The show s to be presented on Dad's will be seen in the role of prankish This year, more students than er's clerk involved with a gangster's studied by the Carnegie Committee towns. Day, November 6, and at the Hiram Puck. Career Began in State ever before will work with Sunday game, November moll and her friends. The date for and the Standing Committee on Inde- 13, will be based on Others in the cast will be Charlotte His political career Degan at the Schools and Youth Groups, as well as the works of this classic is February 4. pendent Study. Recommendations for the popular composers Weigand, Gail Bond, Marthyann Ro- state level as a member of the Massa- participate in Caravans. "The Young and the Damned" por- faculty action will be prepared by a Cole Porter and Richard Rodgers, re- berts, Bushnell, Colin Camp- chusetts House of Representatives from Walter trays juvenile delinquency on the out- draft committee of two members from spectively. Out of town programs will bell, 1912 to 1914 and the Massachusetts Students Visit Conferences Scott Craig, Jerry Hatch, John skirts of Mexico City. This last film, each of these and will come from the be "The Girl Friend" at Dickinson Buechner, and Dick Roeder. State Senate from 1914 to 1917. As a Keeping in step with this much ex- to be shown on March 6, won the committee on Independent Study. College, "Songs by George Gershwin" Tickets Representative, he served as Secretary panded program a special fund has are now on sale in the Cannes International Film Festival at Muskingum College, and "The Par- The underclass program will be of the Rules Committee under been appropriated to send students speech office for this comedy. applauded New Joint award. It was by the fact-findin- ade of States" at Akron University. studied by a special g group Senator Calvin Coolidge. He continu- from the various organizations to state Yorker as "terrible and remarkable The band will close the season at which will bring to the faculty and ed to work inside the party heading and national conferences. This will frightening and flawless." Oberlin College by presenting "High- .... the Curriculum Committee such campaign committees and finally the enable Wooster to keep in close cont- New Instructor The Film Society is sponsored by lights of 1954" which will contain knowledge of developments in other Republican State Committee. He re- act with the developments in other Miss Lois E. Allison, from Terrace the Wooster Chapter of the American the most popular routines of the sea- colleges and such proposals for con- tired from politics in 1917 intending schools around the country, thereby Park, is of University Women and son. Ohio, the new instructor in Association siderations as enable a review of improving will to devote his future to business, but our own religious program. the department. Alli- is non-profi- t. Students may obtain economics Miss the first two years of our curriculum. As diversified This year's band consists of 60 mas- dormitory representatives, as the SCC is, its son has both her bachelor's and tickets from The standing Curriculum Committee efficiency members, 24 of which are freshmen. from Mrs. on the campus has not been ter's degrees from the University of at the College Bookstore or will then make its recommendations The pipers George jun- reduced. one-thir- d of budget are Hillocks, Michigan. B. Floyd, Livingstone Lodge Over the For the past three years she N. to the faculty for action after they ior, and gradu- (3-1371- has been alloted the "Wooster-in-India- " Dave Funk, a Wooster has worked with the Federal Trade ).