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071'ICIA.L ORGAN 071' THE SOUTHEASTERN C~LLJ:GE ASSOCIATION
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Pi Kappa Sigma haa announced the
following pledges: Lucille Boling,
Eulea Johns, Rosallelle White, Ber·
neice Eakin, Dorrell Condor, Ruth
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Kathryn Scott, Ruth Jobn.10n, La.imie
Freeman, Merle -:J.ane Robertson,
Charlotte Alllbur.D,
cllle Go~. J:ane
Anderson, •'L\.ttpanme Dobb4, and
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Stgnfa Tau Gamma annouqcee the
fol~ow'illg' me~~rl..!ntt!ated J'an).lill'Y,
20: ·Ben' Shelby, Vernon··Poe; 'Grover
Hrl!LIC.ner, ·c oyle Maples,
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-Sivells, · .Morris· Webb; and
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Again it· iB necessary ·to .ask that students respect those traditions
ud customs of Southeastern which . has been 'deemed necessary in
~e ;paat oo- e&tabli&h. .
Ooellionally, some one i.a seen ~oat on th~ steps of. one of the buildOeea,.HmallT, some one is seen almost oa..the steps o fnne of the bnildtnp .with &•cigarette, whicb is flung down when _finished to litter up
Ule 'trmrt of the- building. Not much self-restraint is exercised on.. the
· pa~f BQme students ls far as. traditions are concerned.
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Ga'!ou illia~e how·the"halls, the front steps, and campus would
hmt -1titJl.a tbiclt ·coat o ctgifrette liutts on them Can yo u imagine
tbe"'dbpfeasantnese of the sittiation if every student that smokes wel'e
.nnmi'nd\lnl erumgh of traditions· to smoke on the campus or in and
abottt 1llil buildings. · You., as a loyal, seJ1,.re pecting Savaj!'e d{l not
w.mt' a situatiotl such as this. yet a few persist in paving the way for
-it. U~e(IB the s~uden~ taR:e the no-smoking tradition seriously, it is
evidentith.at the administration will It seems that any :tradJtion of
-aiudent oody 's own making would be mueh. bettet• than a hard
anct fast Tille -of ·the administration.
· · It!& dwbtf.ul if there is one student on the c-ampus that'-wnnts to se·e
the ir~ smoking traditio~ did awa~ ~t~, b~t .a few ar'e P~r;>istent in
'brellking it. If you are mterested JW"tnamtammg om traditiOns, 'l"hY
DOtlmake au. effort to keep !rpm breaking tl1em' ad,d to keep others
breaking them.
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What. .do _you.' net!d {or to- .morrow that you forgot to
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Underwear •.. lots of it· L~
small nrices
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Let flo,vers bear Valentine
Greetings to the ''girl of
rour hea,rt" whether sweetheartl wife or mo~r.
an~ .. 50c
Work· clothes, . • .you see
our custom·ersi'8.l,'e not lazy .: •
Stunning mUfflers tha.t some
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For Further Information See Uncle
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.MI. tl.!.e memben . ~ in
tbllr llellt ~ aDCl someone. furs.
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at a.·ablM; -~uriDg ea and beii.inlng.
lA JDNn'ber is ·t&J.klng to a pledp:
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. ·driving' right through· th.ls ilifficll\t weatHer ~YGttr
car undoubtedly needs plenty of atben~ion ot ell!e
. it's gOing tQ~ cost you., lots of lnpney later• .Better
fix it up now and enjoy .safe, t;e~able .driving for
the r~ ot' the seaspn.
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l'ouW' It· ~·bft,~I won't even have ~-. .••••••••••••ill•••~---'!1~-~~
fb ~ you_to Jit&Y out of that KaiJlK- ' 1··•
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The eoldet· _tlie day, tl\e
wal'mer the reception you'll
give this stock ... that can
take a man. out of a snowdrift, thaw laim out and place
his thoughts in a hammock.
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Special arrangements and
original suggestions by us
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'WOtMn pt ahead and the men a beauty shOJ,l a~d get their face studying to catch up with, after onbeautified with a lllilr-set." The
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~ AriO; Why It might be better .author conffde& further:-that some
'1o iiiid~ the #omen·· to ·W&r and let boys go to lieauty shops· too, but it
tile uiu.~_.tay bouie aild <a<! .tM dishes. ain't normaL ___ Add public enemies ~
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Albert Ruther-ford, who keeps. asking
Leading .
At·-a fratemity boiise !Suring a 'i'ua!l .people impertinent questions about
cateslil
)IU'C7. A. member .U talk1ng to a their private lives ____ The debaters
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conailitently refused all the irrever.ent
Kember: Y.-h, thla 18 the only frat etudes who wanted to use the shiny
WBJTB BOUSE CAPE
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new trophy q_a drlnlt11lg cup ____ The
AND CITY CAFE .
Rveee: But rve aeen some f~WB library · wqen 8l1., the erlenstve re·
Dumnt, OklahOillR
1D tbi otber one, too, so I guess peo• pairs ~e comp~~ttd, will have I} full. . . do join, lf. ·
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Traw, Alton Price, Clark Bl8lllns,
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Burl Midgley, Lawrence ~amen, ·By·
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ron Savage, Roy Hedrick, Marcue
Smith, Charles Brady and Goodlow
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Durant, Oklahoma
.. This is 'lllmoying to those who are in assembly f>Or the pro<>rams to
· u:r ·...othing' of t'h08e· who_are presenting the progra.m. Guest -speak-:. ttH are ·annoyed at· times l)y lo\ld laUghing and tal'\ting Ot!t in the
~- ThiS me&nll that those speakefs are going a.way w:ith a poor
opi!libn of this student body. ·
l'twe'-ei'e oheo'tlf thOI!e· who i!l not interested in the assembly profrdia, l~'a ' malte it a point tQ l eave the halls or at least refrain from
loud' lP.lrghing and talking through assembly hour.
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Have y~m ever~oticed the unusual n:moun~ o_F noi. e in_ th e h ~ ll s
lately ' thr 0 ugh th e assembly hour. At t1mes, 1t 1s ahno. t nnp o ~s1ble
t.o s!t as far back as half way in the auditorium and hea r th e pro-
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Pi Kappa . Sigma liorortty held In·
itlation Tuesday, January 20. 'J'he of·
fi'chitJng- l)fficers were Laura Louise
Duncan, Sarfl-li Olli.yton, and ,CIInta
Johe&. The iniUates were ·:l!:laine Mot·
ter, LaVerne Zimmerman, Nathlee
Cook, and Mary Jane Jones.
Ii'OlSB IN · THE HALLS
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Here In Arwil
Stimulating
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And Coll~_ge Take Part
Schedule Fro
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M' 1as J 0 s ephtn e H oggard a1 rec t e d
To Bre~ ·Cage
Losing·St.reak_ Interviews
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the musical program of RU88~U. htgh
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eutem•a auditortU!ll during April,
Of the hundreds of school .teach- pate'd In tbe- Jlh>gram.
The program was ·u folio""'_:
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~ty;' this we_e k<enc;l, probably·n~ne Will JTha.ck and _Jil! __ .!____ :_ ___- ,- ~ettere, r· ern ,Redl{len from Tn"'equa_h fn ·t h·e
, . e athl,
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dane·- ..,~. busie~ ·than PrJ)aidimt· Kate ' Galt !l B.uc k!hg p ony - - - - - ----- Rogers ;. 1 ·
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tfle aerialli!t or.tlie' gym- 25 anel~ of Soutlleasterh ,Teachers_
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· lylot;clay inorriif!g President Zanet~
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. .Uae Tesf ~h~w.ii. ·is an a~tlst. a.nu weot to Oklahoma .City in ,order that ,Sphon Rosmarln '--- ~ .. ~.:: --- Krelsl~~ lo):~ g~ Febl'l}ary 1, .by ,a :scqre ff
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·poup ,Qf 11peclallsts in thel.r particUr ?Uil work : of the f~loWing aay.
1"-' fleld,.',tbelr. prese.n
. taUori: is ai.Ways ... Mrs. ·Zaneta att~nd~d · the. meeting
Dorothy Mllea~Polly· B'a sa t . up · a ·11tubborn battle. l!!.c ore at l!lalf""'
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Tuesday .m orfl!Ilg, In this meeting Laz!ll'us.
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Joe Ben .'HunsaRer.,-Cil~ton ,S'h"aw game, _the ~or. thweiltem R lingerliJ de&flociaUon '\.t.th ~at of his c_harming; ~any P1'0blems In_commop. confront•
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, e, · Ruth St. Denis, h1111 mg qte_ colleges of the state were dis- Romance. __ .:_ ____:______:. ___ La Forge fea
_ ted the South~as.tem qUintet- pn the
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e sa.e colege pres!- Blue Danube · Wa.l~Straues. : Eiver g~e - wasp _ yedJanuary 2.9· •
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, South~tem Savagea were subdued
·= r y height of excellence In any
Durmg t he night seBSion with the
Mr8 • Howard Holmes, first 'piano. ~y the Ceritral .BronchOll In a confero~ce with which he Ia . con- s~m e group, the college :Chief execuMts. .Arthur Hewett, second plano. Ience game played at Eamond, Janun · ed.
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. Brahn:)s-Tlllotson ary 28. 'rhe score was 32-37.
~ Shawn's dance emeJJI.ble 1s de- lege curriculum for the schools of Russell highs~h~~l mixed chorus.
The Northw:eetern Rangers of Alva
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a.cjne n~t only afford pleasing en- ps.s t _semesber, Southeastern has been
over the Southeastem Savages in a
~ent for the public but sup- offermg revised courses· in education
conference"'gllme held lrt the S. T. c.
lll¥r a definitely valuable cultural which will later be offered In all of
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~ Southeastem 1.1 next fu the cellar
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bo a_r~ of education will sponsor the
the intercoffilglat'e co11ference, win·Houston-Reports
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nmg one game and toeing five.
Today, Mrs. Zaneis will attend the
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ODVenbon , meeting of the state board of edu- Southeastero 's Faculty Has 1'RUSSELL IDOB SCHOOL BAS
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High IdealS: and Purposes
STUDENT _ COUN~ PARTY
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:E!resident Zane!$ will address the
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T . A. Hot!_stoil~ was select~d as deans of women of all the state colDr. '9. •F. Daily, spo~e from KVSO ' The student coun~lt'of Jiussell high
a delegate from the Phi Alpha Theta leges at the Biltmore hOtel tomol'- Thursday aftl!'rnool!, ' January 16, on school gave an all-school party F'ri·
Jli!IUonal ..btstoey fraternity to. a con- row at 2 p. m . Her subject will be the opportunities found !LJ; Southeast- day evening, Jan. 24. Th4( 60 students
v~tion of . th~ American National "Deans ·From a President's View- ern. · . , ··
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.!?resent play~ ping pong, bowling,
HfstoJ:ical society at Chattanooga, point." At 6 p. m. she Is 'to meet
''A faculty Is to be foun(l at &outh-1 and relay basketball.
T4\llbe.uee, during the Christmas hol- with the executive· commanders of eal!tern of 'consecrated men and woThe popular s!:>pgs p14yed by John
ldf.JI, spoke Monday evening, Janu- the southeastern district of tlte Okla- men," said Dr. Dally; "whose ideaisj Roach added .zest to the parfy. Plenty
aa$-f18, to the ~ A,lpha Theta mem- homa Education association at the and highest purposes ·are the guidance 1of cookies and pop completed the
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and tr.a.lning of ·each student · who evening's en'jslym!lnt.
iJ.te meeting Wl!-8 hefd in tbe home Friday morning Mrs. Zanels will
to grow Ln wisdom and. human ;
ot1 11ra. A . .N. Wllcox who gave
preside over the morning session of understanding.'• ·
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IIJIIIII8]. banqilet t for .thls. li<R:Iety. . Fol- the OEA at the Sl:Irine auditorium.
Over 200 students have been gtveri
~ Mr. Houston'~ PepoPt ~ere the During the evening she will attend part-time jobs at the college or have
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been aided in securing work of var• • •
·£011. ILfacult~ber, and -Finis lng:._giv.en...b~ Delta .Gamma,
Ibus !lEe!! in J:>ilr !Uit , PL. Dail;y_ atat•. -,
Sanallni a studenf from HartShorne, society of recognized women educa- ed. Becalllle llvlng- tondlttorla are not
w~ Jnlijated into the fraternity.
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the bel!t, four full-time faculty mmn. y.cco~ to Dl'. W. B. Morrison
Saturday morning President Z.ane-. bers-one of them the school nurse
t1Jie aoctety hall plann!ld some very Is will conclude a busy week by hav- ~evoted their tune to physi~al edu~tereitfnl: prqgrams for this term. ing breakfast with Kappa Delta Pi, cation and health work.
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national honor society in education.
South..eastem can boast 'o t '""'ITin.,.
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During all of the meetings arid good departments of agrlcul't ure, arts,
busines8 sessions that Mrs. ZaneiiJ busi)less, educatlo_n and psycology, ecwill attend, she said, she will t ell of onomics, English, geography, govCo~ng the work that southeastern _is,.ac- ~~-~mt. t:lome e'conolnic.s, history, tn• •-'
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complisb\Jlg and wUl seek better edu- dustrtal art!!, language, mathemat1c11.
"Don't drive your car to Dallas . cationai methods so that the stand- and science.
Wilen Ulere til~ golhg to be • a snow· In~ ot ·· ~he school may be c~nstantly
Dr. DJ!.ilY aiso ~ke oi ihe iphin·
.term," was the MVice submitted l?Y lmprov.ed.
did churc)Jes in Durant and ot tbe
thl : ~ Hallie McKinney, Lucy
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IAqiiU'd, Harton Seve~ce, Rosa Lee ·Present Student Payroll
a feelii)g of fellow-llhlp and
!Iammond, and Ellza~th McKinney,
seek to encourage spiritual relatlonu tbey stepped from the door ' of the - . as Q ore
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. ·positions .••for both
In concludlng,1 Dr. D-"y
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semes t er a t th e co-11ege are f 111• thetlc president-"are interested llt you,
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ds ..,.pcct peo- ed according to John. W. Patterson, the youth"of Southeas\ern, who must
p.,_ to come back
a~tomobiles buslnel!s manager. If a , student drops face the problems that this ,,.,.,,.,.,,_
w~n they start ou that way. .
from the pay roll it will be a matter tion has failed to solve ...
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work or f9r Increased hours of serv- He introduced to the club L. P. BenIce.
ezet's Ideas' on.. how to teach mathe-
Taf).gle With Trailing
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Meebng February 21-22
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President Kate Galt Zaneis wll1 attend the · department of superlntendents division ot the National Education ·association In St. Louis February 2·1 -to 22.
:President Zaneis will be accompanied to the meeting by M4ss Hallie
McKinney, deah 'of women.
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Everyone dreams of p. home of his own. Make
your dt:ea~ a reality. It 's not at ~ll difficult!
if you take advantag13 of the Building and
Loan. Whether your idea if a ·perfect home ·
is a. cottage or a ca-stle we are .able to make '
arrangements whereby that home -- will be
.yours. Come in and ask us- for Cl.etails. .
Our Many Years of 13nsiness
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In the memory of three- sfudents of
Cecil Barn~tt, CaLvin
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All ~YA work at Southeastern in the world .~. three elm t reM
was called to a halt at 2 o'clock .last
were planted In 1919 on our campus.
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Friday afternoon when pictures were There three tre~s ~e ~ted west
taken of NVA
on the front of tl\e walk
the' ..t\dminis.
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contmue .the l)atioJtal YO':'th Jlrogram. tratlon •grounds. .
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Rush p·artt"es Detcrwi~c Who honld Havo·Jobs
'Beit Ensemble o'f Its Kind:
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Ooming March 31 ·.
, . . Kaull&ttan Strtnr Quartet,
trblcll ia, coming . to Southeastern
Karch 81~ ... eatabUahed a record of
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11Mb IUrpueed by any string q~ freshmen last .Thureday afternoon In
tet. P~aYtDC ..tocs&Y.
: · the ~brary vvere the .nrst . l!tep of . a
·.. The arlis~ Raclunael ~el.pto_ck, vocation~ . guldance ,Program wlllc]\
~· Dantzljir,_ .J.ullus $h&lei',
is .~1-ng !et ·up In the college; FolOUftl! ·<IDclel, .~ve · n·~med· .~heir .<iuar· lqw~g the ·t'e$~, ~ch student filled
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of· New York out Jnterest' qu~suonnalres. · • · . ,,
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A 'vcic,:uonal guidance ·. cor:unittee:·
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toured I!Xtenatvely,' m~Ung every· de~entil, bas 'chil.rg~ · r;~f· this
w11ere With 'Outstandi~g 11ucs_e8!1 .. ~e work. Every ·tacUlty·. member, wtll
.. . bllb order ol m\18[~ JtJept o~ the h!\Ve .some ~t iii the guldMce pro·~et. torether .'wi~ th~ir . ·~hor:
ouah mutery of eM!Cmble. playll'lg; . Freahme.p stud~ts ot this year
••e juatly won for ,the quartet the were· ~uired tci fill out persbnnel
dlltlftctive 'poatUon which it holdl. , canJa when they eltl'olled. This source
- Whee tie llanhatt&Yl St1'1ng . QUal'- and·the teets· and . queatlonnatr.ee 'Will
tilt ,toured·
appearing , In Lon- fUJ'Jllah lnf<!nn&tion on the lnt.e reata,
clali, Budapeat, Paris, stoekbolm, apUtudea, and ci.~cliies of the stuOIDin, Zurich, Copenhagen, and dents.
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Faculty members and deans will
.C. could not restrain their enthus- have personal Interviews with each
SUm tor the technical and artiSUc freshman ~ a6on as the Information
~Uee of th- Amen~ musicians, hi compiled and tabulated. Results of
~vely and Individually.
theee procedures will be filed In the
Tbe tact that the Manhattans play offices of the Dean of Women and
wttllout mu81e, entirety from memory, the dean of ~·
dMpJy lmprerur all who bear them.
By UU.. method of studying each
With: the rare perfection of ensemble freshman, trltormation will be aecu~
.which ·ctvee the Impression of a .one: on molit of the students In Southman. Interpretation, they win unl- eastern In the years to come. N~w
~ reoosmUon lUI one of the fore- classes mB.y be added to the currtcu~ quartets In the country.
lum. it the voci.tional prorram re.
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The vocaUonal guidance commit~
t~ urges students other than treahmen to call at the otfioe of one of be
deans and take one or more of the8e
prognoaUc or ' other type teats. To
studeftta who have choeen their · profeasions u well as thoee who have not
these teat& wlll be of great lntorma·
tiona! value,
The guidance program enlarges the
aerviefl of the college and is another
step toward m•ki ng Southeastern a
IChool of liberal arts.
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closed with a totli.l enrollment of 203,
according to R. w. Frazler, exten•
sion instructor of Southeastern .
He also reported that over his t er·
ritory sohoolactlv1tles are ·on the lli·crease as compared with the last few
yean.' Most of the counties In hiS
_eectll?n . Mile' alli~d · them's clves .. with,
the ~umnl assaclatlon of Southetast7
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achoolni.aliters.
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w~A.. ~t_;-llP. is .dofug . some .t~
work ~ remodellng, and . repahing
scb~I bUildings · and beautifying
groun~s _fo~ .those dis~rlcts that are
not able· ~o have the~ork ~one bebaU8e bog,decl Indebt dneas and preael'lt fln.anclal condiU
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'l'be farm-to-market · ada are being built and Improved w · cb aid materlally In transportation of school
to and from cpnaolidatea
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The futu re program of tJie stuf01' dru1t welfa re groups Is to be broadened considerably, accofdlng to Dr: E.
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H. F.ixlcy, dean of the colhige and
Th~ four nafional_ ~oelal fratPrn!.:_ Eugene E, Slaughter chatrman ~f the
on this ca mpus had rush T hurs- , ups:
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Sponsoi'S of the v~rious groups are
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PI Kappa Sigma rush st nrt d g::oup where students may. come any
Thursday ~o l'rvng a,t
o't!loelc .. 'i'hc float p riog t o get h elp- or advice on
program· for 1'1.1$h was a. t el,l fi-om 4' problems.
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Pendlqt~n •.p alrd'ness "'o f the .SOI'Or!t;y; lhe d.clermlnation' of'l.l;le -elatlye needa line ppty. at · t he M t;!tr Thcat'i·e; . l.l'l c~s of '1\ppllclll)~~ t9r jobs, Inves~I­
Mlclnlght ·, MW1Ch1and a 1slu •bcr party. ga llons ~f .a.ll apphclints WI~ · be ·made
at tile 86'fortty 1house; anti ii b'<'Pak.- a mi a l'ecor I of findliigll will be- kept
fast given by ·~rs. !<' rank Hynds , and on tile,
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Mr11. ~oward" Holmes·, pnt; oncsses of
lnfonil&tloll
&bout 1036' ·hlgh
the sorority, at the- ho)lle or lli'ts. school graduates ·will. · be obtained
Hynds. ·They enlertaineil. nlne rush ees. lhrdugh contac't wbeqeve"i- PosSible.
rlii · lDa 'EpsUo•l
A r ecord ls also to· be k filpt ,of the
Phi ~lgma Epspo~ el'\t ertaincd wit)l Pluu~e!' t s w~o· dJ:PP ? t of ilchi?Ol ' and
a smoker at t.he hol'I)C Of Mrs. Hai·ry lhelr rettson- for . drOpping out of
Neely, 50t Wcs tE,lm, and a line pa rty chool. .
at the theater Thursday..
" Most especially are the freshmen
Alpha Sigma Tau
to be given special attention and
Alpha Slgtna Tau r ush began Fri· help," stated Dr. Flxley.
day mortling a t 8 o'cloclc. The t·u sh
l'rogram Incl uded a line ')larly al the
theater; buff<!t supper and a b1·ictg c
party at the home of Miss Kathleen
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sorority, at the country cl ub. They
entertained fifteen rushees.
Sl:ma Tau u::mmta
Sigma Tau Gamma entertained ;
with a sm!>ker at the fraternity house I
Friday night. They had eightee n rus h- I
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Louls McGraw, senior· of Durant,
Ia president of the Government club,
The Rev. ·c. A. Denney, pastor of
the First Christian church, talkea to
j.he YMCA yesterday on the s ignifi·
cance of Jesus.
Last Tile.&day Edward Sholl revi ew·
ed: hie tl'ip-ta l(1dianapolia which was
finan ced by the YMCA and tfre stu·
dent council.
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have been more than repaid by Ed·
ward's repor t, " st ated R. C. Dragoo,
sponsor. · ·
and a member of the History club. Mr.
McGraw's activities have · been confined largely to
·M. Cc A. and
church work. He is a member of the
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former organization and has held JNT,Il:REST IN 'l'UE STARS
moat ot th~ executive offices of !t.
.OALLS FOR TELESCOPE
He hall served as President of the
Because of the intp:·est of 1\Irs.
Young Men's College c<laas of the First
Dorothy Lea ke and R. C.
BapUat Sunday school.
plana
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t he heavenly bodies .
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With the first b.reath' ,of
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TliMe are the popaJar earlcoca stY1e
with tbe wide 1aoe bottom · aad Uaped
lace yoke. .Full body Jeart~ _. .,_. ·
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Allee Ann .Allen, president; Martha
ButtoD," High . Hottentot; and Betty
Cluareb. Little Big Shot.- ·
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Brya:ilt, Nathlee Cook, Lucille BolJng,
and Wanda Moberly, soap bolt orator
of the club. The .~edg- to thla cnat
ll.wterbQod are Helm Lowry, BlanqUlta Rapdafe, Kary Jo Fi'eDcb,
Cllnta J~ Carol Damon, aad
llu7 Jane Jonee.
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'nle l:lub meets ev~ eecond ......~-·
day .in the week at 1:30 o'clock. At
the uekt meeUng Hll.fold Lyaol and
~'BANK JOIINSON
1U disinfectants are acheauled to play.
'rhe club colors are . grass green and
Frank JohnsOn, senior student. from ..
cherry red.' The .password· ta .."P.i-8.tse' Cor'!>ln,. Kentucky, is an active· and
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Be 'l'o Allah," and thie must be· re- thorough student on the Southeastern
peated and a ceremony of great cllg- campus. lie .is prNldent Ot the lnetory
Dity takes place when one aister n1Rts club, sub-chief Areopagite · of the
.. ' another. The theme song is ''The Nit· Boule, member of the Gov.ermnent
wit Serenade." The purpose and true "club. He ia ·an bonor student. He is
-n!ng of this organization is s-se- a member ot Sigma ·Tau GalllJila. Socret.
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February 20 Ia the tentative date
for presentation, -according to George
F. Totten. director of dramatic!l.
- Four inen and four women com•
the cast of the comedy which
promisee .hilarious entertainment.
Those who liave been aelec~ed · for
~ . are Cllnta Jones; aa.Ma Bence;
Hobart McDonald as Pai. Bence; Anna
Jlm Holman u Kate ·Bence; Clark
,as Kempy; HoWard CUdd as
Ben Wade; Nathlee Cook as Jane
Wade, Mary.. Jonea as Ruth Bence;
and Willie NelSon R~ as . Duke
Merrill. .
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Below are 38 tjtles that m'a ke ~excellent ~rade library where only $25.00 ia to be spent on Ii- .
· bt·at·y books. · This is a good selection of · modern and clallilical liter.a ture, covering a variety
· D~ - subje.cts ~f interest to the &chool child;·
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IU!de.rson, Topsy Tur.ve.y and the
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LltUe Brownies -~--- .88 ~.
Banta, Busy
. Banta, Brownies and the GobUns-- -Brandeis, Little Swiss Wood Carver-· ~ry, White otter' ____ ..:_ ___ ~~~-Falkner, Tal_C!~ ot' Many fplks____
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Grov,er, Sun,b onnet Babiee ~c Book
·L aRue, Little Indiana __ .;. __ _:_______
Roe-Lee, An ~glne Story --------~mi~, Clitmren'a IF~vortte stories..:_
Steve'?l'on, Child& Garden of Verses__
· Studebak~ and Others, Number Stor.
les, ;Book 1 --~:_______:______ _:_ _
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Hawthorne, Wonder Book --~--..:._- .11 .
l{lpllng, Stories lind Poems -------- M
MacDonald, At ~ . BaCk ot1 the
North Wind , - - - - - - - - - - .eo
Meeker, Tales. from the Far East..-~- .88
stef'an.uon-scnwartz, Northward llo- .ao·
Tarking, PW,.. and Sam __,_ .____ ~'115
Willston, Japanese Fairy 'Talea.......... .80
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Waldo, ·safety Firat for tittle Folkil .64
Faahloned Fa17 Tale1 .-so·..
W~hburne, . Old
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·.~lcoit, Eight Cousinl _______ : ______ , .80
~bjornaon,
Fairy Tales from the
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DuPuy,
. .Our Bird Friend& and Foea __ .80
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Millera, True Bear Storiea --~--- oliO • .
Smith, Our' Nelghbol'll .
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Stryk~r1 The VsuiiJ!Ing Tent ------- .'JJ
Terhune, Heart "ot 1a ~g - __....:__.....__ 1M
Tracy, Wlnp of tbe lKol'1lln&'----Wiggin, .Rebeeca of S~kl"Farm
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Boys and Olfls of Pl<¥~-eer Day •'18
~ea. Peter Pan and ·wendy___ _:__ 1.00
q~, ;Nature S~udy tor Boys and Gir~ ,'12
Dodge, Hans Bl'lilker· --------~· .'JG -11-'-:~ullll'--l:'ll'lee
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and e~te:n!la .. you an: 'hlvi~tion to· Yilit fu JlfW· · ·
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CAST,._F_O_R-'KEMr
,_ Y_'.COMPLETE, BEGINS ·
Heads Hiitory.
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The Rev. C. A. Denney
And: Edward Sholl
time for an. Pittsburg counstudents to start attending · uieetlnp, &~;cording to sponsors R. C.
Dragoo and R. L. McPheron. ·
A program· consisUng of a rea(!ing by George F. Totten and a talk
l:..!.~ lellior, whoee home is on 'the old age pension .Plan by Walter Lavend\l.lky ia plarmecl. ·
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Key,l D&Uonal leaderabip fraternity, served," said !lr. Dragoo.
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Government club, .and past student
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couDau ~ber. H~ is a · four year
Tentative Production Date Set
Jett.IJman in tennis. Hili IOClal fraFor Februa.r y 20
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With the cast of "Kempy" comple'te
and the rehearsals underway, the
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To Have leadiaa,, Talk,
Re&eah;meats Nest Time
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