MAY DAY SEE PAGE ISSUE THE, BREEZE THREE! Volume XV Harrisonburg, Virginia, Friday, May 7, 1937 No. 25 Science Club WILL REIGN OVER MAY DAY Annual Student College Issues Art Exhibit Members Go To Open 164 Teaching To Meeting Work Includes Painting, Certificates Drawing, Modeling Harrisonburg Ranks First Virginia Academy of Science and Designing. in Virginia in Awarding Draws Faculty and Students The annual exhibition of student art Collegiate Professional From Outstanding Schools work will open Monday, to continue for Certificates / Louise Ellet, president of Curie Sci- five or six days, Miss Alimae Aiken, With the awarding of 164 collegiate ence Club accompanied by seventeen head of the art department announced professional certificates, which include members of the club, left this morning last night. The exhibit wjll^e held in the bachelor's degree, the highest teach- to attend the fifteenth annual meeting of the two art rooms, the art locker room, ing certificate, Harrisonburg issued more the Virginia Academy of Science at the and the third floor of Wilson Hall. teacher certificates than any other col- The majority of the material on ex- University of Virginia. lege in Virginia for the year of July 1, hibition is from the first and second 1935 to June 30, 1936, according to sta- Dr. Amos M. Showalter, who is chair- quarter classes. The Art education class man of the Biology department for this tistics compiled by Dr. Thomas J. Eason, will exhibit practical problems for the director of higher education for the year, left yesterday and will attend the teacher including: simple painting and State Board of Education. entire meeting. Dr. George A. Williams, drawing, construction work, modeling, Farmville ranks second with 124, Will- Dr. H. G. Pickett, Dr. Ruth L. Phillips Mary B. Cox, Independence, and Martha Way, Kenova, W. Va., who will clay modeling of pottery, paper cutting, and Professor George W. Chappelear preside at the annual May Festival tomorrow as queen and maid of honor. Cox iam and Mary third, with 118, Freder- is also representing the college as princess in the fifteenth Apple Blossom festival and simple woodwork. icksburg, fourth with 103, and Radford are also attending parts of the conven- at Winchester. ., Basketry and Leather Work fifth with 84 graduates receiving col- tion. The crafts class will exhibit work legiate professional certificates. from the second quarter and a few Savants from outstanding universities Radford issued 262 normal profession- pieces which have been completed this in the United States and scientists from Trumpets Blare; Drums Roll; al certificates; the local college presented quarter. The crafts on exhibit will con- eighteen colleges and universities in Vir- 118 which was the second highest num- i sist of basketry and tray making, book- ginia are attending the meetings and ber to be awarded. The normal profes- Tomorrow May Day Dawns ends as examples of wood work, leather contributing to the programs, which will sional is a teaching certificate, and it work, and some metal work in copper cover astronomy, mathematics, physics, does not include a bachelor's degree. biology, chemistry, geology, medicine, Dancers From Various Ages Pay and brass. psychology, and science in education. Tribute To Queen, Court, The Home Economics class in general Papers and lectures from more than designs will have on display border pat- Alumna Found a'dozen research workers in Federal, And Colorful Spring terns, study of rhythms and spacing, sur- State and industrial research agencies face textile pattern, fine color, and study Dead On Seashore will be given also. To the blare of trumpets and the, roll of drums, Hillcrest meadows of the color theory. Coroner Gives Verdict of will be transformed into a colorful setting for the performance of the Original designs for dresses for all anual May Day festival tomorrow afternoon at four o'clock. occasions and all types of people will be Accidental Drowning of Dixie Hospital Dietitian Cox Is Princess Down over the grassy slope to the strains of Schubert's waltz come exhibited by the girls of the costume de- the harbingers of dawn, their delicate-colored scarfs fluttering in the signing class. Afternoon, evening, street, The body of an alumna of the Harris- At Festival breeze. No sooner have they vanished from the scene, than the dashing pageantry, and costume are a few of the onburg State Teachers College, identi- designs to be on display. trumpeters, Elise Turner, Helen Weil, Frances Umberger, and Margue- fied as Miss Rose F. Hogge, 28, dietitian Will Return to Harrisonburg StUl Life Paintings To Be Shown rite Holder, appear to announce her majesty, Queen Cox, ruler of the of Dixie Hospital, was found on Monday Tomorrow to Serve as The third quarter painting and draw- in the surf about half way between May. ing class will have a small exhibit of Queen of May Grand View and Buckroe Beach by C. Preceded by her court, the crown bearer, and her maid of honor, still life in chalk, paint, and charcoal. A. Chazeaud, of Hampton Institute, and The still life paintings will include in- Mary B. Cox, elected by popular vote the queen, dressed in a gown of white lace, enters to the accompaniment was pronounced to have come to death teresting groupings • of flowers, and as representative to the fourteenth of "The Grand March" from Aida. Walking majestically to the gold by drowning rather than by any foul Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival, covered platform, she takes her place on the canopied throne erected vases, tree study, and landscape perspec- play, according to an Associated Press left for Winchester yesterday to serve there. Marie Craft, crown bearer, walking forward with a tiara of apple tive. Several pictures of the human fig- report last night ure will be on exhibit by this class, also. as a princess in the* court of Queen blossoms, presents it to Martha Way, maid of honor, who places it on For four days the Elizabeth City A few friezes and blackboard sketches Gretchen Thompson, New Orleans. Cox the queen's head. county officers investigated what they will be placed on display by the third will return tomorrow in time for the lo- termed a mystery concerning her death. Dressed in gowns of mousseline de soie in pastel shades and wear- quarter blackboard drawing class. cal May Day celebration. ing picture hats, Helen Shutters, Virginia Blain, Bertha Jenkins, Mar- Her body was fully clothed except for The coronation of Apple Blossom jorie Fulton, Helen Willis, Anne Wood, Alice West, Virginia TuYnes, her top coat. Her nose and knees were scratched, believed to have resulted from Queen took place this afternoon, at three Katherine Beale, Adelaide Howser, Betty Martin, and Annie Glenn Local Schools Give the body being washed on the sand by o'clock. Her gown was of velvet and Darden, the twelve members of the court, arrange themselves on either satin moire with a train of velvet lined Musical Program the waves. side of the throne. The maid of honor, who remains beside her majesty, Chazeaud notified officers upon finding with ermine. The princesses wore Eliza- Harrisonburg city schools and the is wearing aqua. the body, partly buried in the sand. Her bethan style costumes of satin moire and boys' band combined for one of the larg- Then the dancers from the various ages appear to pay their tribute automobile was found parked and locked velvet in rich colors. The reception of est musical programs ever presented in to spring as personified by the queen. First the Greek worshippers, at the end of the highway at Grand the princesses will be held at the George this city last night in Wilson Hall audi- dressed in flowing costumes, perform the floral dance to the strains of View. Hospital authorities said that Washington Hotel at 9:30 tonight. torium when over 300 children sang an Chopin's Nocturne in E Flat Ma- Miss Hogge left the hospital about 6 The queen was officially welcomed to interesting and varied program of musi- p.m. Saturday. the Shenandoah Valley last Sunday af- jor. After bowing low before her ! cal selections. ternoon in a ceremony at Endless Cav- majesty's throne they retire into the Rat The boys' band made their first appear- Coroner Paul J. Parker stated after erns. an autopsy that the body had been in background as the Druids, wearing Feed 'em Phosphorus and ance in their new uniforms. Choruses robes of brown satin, enter and go from Waterman, Main Street and Junior the water about nine hours when it was Calcium, Even Candy; found by Chazeaud. into their dance accompanied by La They Will Then High School sang. Kilgore Gives Piano A free will offering was taken at the Miss Hogge was graduated from this Falla's "Ritual Fire Dance." Fol- Grow Strong College in 1930. She was dietitian for lowing them come the medieval door. The money is to be used for the Recital Tonight Oil, for the Life of a Rat! five years at Memorial Hospital in Win- knights, grey-tuniced and gaily purchase of supplies needed by the Lots of people have walked into their school music department and for band ston-Salem, N. C. She accepted the po- dressed ladies who perform to "The Presenting the first full pianoforte pantries and found rats therej but theirs uniforms. sition at Dixie Hospital in Hampton last recital of the year Julia Kilgore, senior, War March of the Priests" and weren't in cages. It just goes to show September. will give a concert tonight at 8 o'clock "The. Gavotte." Then the trouba- that these are very special rats. You She is survived by three brothers, on the Steinway concert grand in Wilson dours enter dressed in tight fitting, see they're being used for experiment Lifers Beginning Is John and Cowles Hogge, of Indian auditorium.