December 5 to Bring Messiah By Vike Chorus 8 0 0 D o lla rs F

V O L. 68. N O . 9
L A W R E N C E C O LL E G E , A P P L E T O N , W IS .
F r id a y , N o v e m b e r 1 9 , 1 9 4 8
December 5 to 8 0 0 D o l l a r s F o r
Bring Messiah C a m p u s C h e s t
*
,
.
Feathers Fly as
By Vike Chorus Seven
Elected to All Begs are Put
R a l p h N ie l s e n
M u r i e l H o i le
W illia m
M a r g u e r ite
H arde r
Schum ann
T e d C lo a k Scores O n c e M o r e
Schumann, Hoile,
Nielsen, Harder,
To be Soloists
Membership by ,n ° ne Asket
Drama Group
‘ ‘The L aw rence student body ro«6
to the need en thusiastically
an d
w holeheartedly,” co-chairmen M au ­
O ver two hundred voices in the
Induction, Convo
rice Brow n said W ednesday n ight
S chola C antorum w ill au g m en t th«
as an un official total of over $800
fo ur soloists who are to sing the
Plans Formulated
was contributed for the one - day
leads in the a n n u a l perform ance
C a m p u s Chest drive. Brown and
At
Sunset
Meeting
of H an d e l’s “Messiah," to be preBruce C am pb ell, this
sem ester's
sented December 5 at 8 p. m. in
Sunset, the local honorary dra* £°-chairm en, announced that $:>2S
the Lawrence
M em orial
chapel. In a tic Dro„ u at r JWM>n«
h»« at had. bcon collt‘ct°d in cash up to
M arguerite
S chu m an n,
soprano; ™ 1“ * Iou p “ l
, T ? * ! hdS dt
W ednesday evening.
w itk
M u rie l Engelland Hoile. contralto;]3 rccent m e e tin « e,ected to m e m $280 m ore being pledged for n a y .
R a lp h Nielsen, tenor; and W illia m ib e r s h ip
Bettie
F alv ey,
P h y llis m e n t by the end <rf the sem ester.
H arder, baritone, are the soloists. F inlayson, T erry G illette, Shirley
.
riv * W^u !^ not have been
L a V a h n Mo,*sch i . ,o p.ay .he o r- G re g o r. BU. H i « . . BiU L e n t/ a „ d
“ S S S S 5
gan, and the entire
perform ance D ave K nickel. F ollow ing the indue- m u sicians and artists who w orked
w ill be directed by Dean W ate r­ tion cerem ony the now m em b ers on the d riv e ,” Brown added.
m an, w ho revealed selection of so­
w ill be treated to a supper at the , ^ ' s w a*
y e ar a oneloists this week.
w »ct it„ h
iday drive was a tte m p te d and the
The only u n fa m ilia r personality
1‘
|results were satisfactory.
Also
in the list of chosen soloists is that
At the sam e m eeting plans were for the first tim e , no quotas
for
of the tenor soloist, R a lp h Nielsen. m ad e for a Sunset directed convo- classes, dorm s, or fraternities and
Mr. Nielsen has an extensive b a ck ­ cation p ro g ra m J a n u a r y 13. The sororities were established.
Vie
ground in the field of oratorio, h a v ­
...
. . .
*
. . . tried to set up a collecting force
program
w
ill
probably
be
a
student
to
w
hjch
Uu.
8tudoMts
collld
^
ing perform ed the m a jo r w orks of
their m oney because they w anted
H andel, H aydn, Mendelssohn, Bach, directed one - act play.
In other business before the to. not because they had to m ee t
Beethoven, V erdi, G ounod, D v o r­
ak. Stainer, and Bruch. He is eredit- group freshmen e lig ib ility in Law- a qu o ta .” the co-chairmen elabor«
ed w ith a large repertoire of both rence theatre activities was conMd- ated.
sacred and secular music, singing in
t- S f
five Imffiifloes Niels,>n h-is been oll dt*veloped at the
m eeting,
first
,
‘
‘
isem ester freshm en are to be barmore than (> >0 broadcasts over Mu- red from acting positions, and their
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networks. car-jw ork on sta ge crews is to be strictlads n a m e d H a m m e r an d Hafne»- ■yinR s,ar ro,cs in Chicago Theater \y lim ite d. This is in accordance
th
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1° th0 A ir Productlons of “F ir e fly ,’ |w ith the past policies of both the
th* acting. Then it is piquant.
‘ Babes in T oyland," and “Pinafore.’’ ,theatre and the Deans' offices.
A faculty wife fit to grace the A rPC„n( appr.arnnf.r has been g h M
urn end of any ca m p u s club tea en b M r Nlolai>n as concort So l o - ! f f
W it h S p r ite ly T h u r b e r C o m e d y
I! . i f aln 1.ha.1,^w “ . " i l *
after every $100 collected, and the
trad itio nal red feathers and but*
tons signified those who gave.
Students who pledged contribute
ions are asked to pay at the Bustness office before the end of tlie
sem ester.
The drive opened with a rally at
the chapel Tuesday night, follow ed
by a tour to Sage, O rm so y an d
Brokaw w ith Bob P a rtrid g e 's pep
band in the lead.
B Y M A R G U E R IT E
SCHUMANN
A ny one who has ever chuckled
Over Ja m e s T h u rb e r’s flop • eared
dogs and lim p lu m p y people in the
Cartoons ca m e aw ay fro m the L a w ­
^ c ^ a vn
Ty
e£°r. who was | t J ith thc c h i
Mendelssohn r f O f l O f U r O m O
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rence college theater's version of cast as E lle n T urner. It was h e r!c lu b at orchestra H all.
•‘The M ale A n im a l” in a state of job to p o rtra ? a " » t r a c t iv e
Miss S chu m an n, form er student E
J. —
I w o m an - no task at a ll for one of
la u g h exhaustion.
her n a tu ra l endow m ents - and to;®* M arshall B. H u lbert. Dean C arl § f 1
M l v f »»I • j
Aitriougn
tne play is alleg ed ly a give it the m a tu r ity of ten years of
W aterm an of the Conservatory,
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ltho ugh the
Joint enterprise between E llio tt Nu-'m a r r ic d life w ith an E n g lis h pro- rmd M is* G ertrud e H u ll in Minne- U g ( f P i n c f r f f P d
gent and J a m e s T hurber, it is pure lessor, w hich som e consider a ra-;apolis has previously sung the soi x w i i u i w i w v i
T h urb e r throughout, w ith stage thcr w e aring process. M iss G reg o r i
rrtniiniioH
o
Pi Epsilon Delta, a n atio nal honPeoria. III.— (I.I*.)— A recent surg im m ic k s added by his w orthy col- did a nice P»ece of acting, alter^ o n u n u e a on pngt
orary frate rn ity for those demon- vey on “ c r a m m in g ” by Dr. D av id
lab orato r. The situ ation of the play nating between spasm s of temper- . c A A
- i£ .
stratinK outstanding a b ility and in M. W hite of B radley university re- w hether or not a young professor m a n t and the gracious w ife and L D M A n n o u n c e s w t t l C e r S J
tercst in the field of d ra m a tic s, is veals that an average of
per
to be reinstated on the Law rence cent c r a m n w d al»out six and one*
sho uld read a letter by the anarch- hostess role.
t f ,,
D m eU nnt
ist V anzetti a t the th re a t of a red-! Joc F erguson, the all - tim e All K u e n z i E l e c t e d P r e s i d e n t
cam pus.
|half hours for each fin al exam in*
purge by the bo ard of trustees - has 'A m e ric a n
of un be lie v ab ly
low
g ill K uenzi was elected president
The fraternity, otherwise known ation.
Since the psychological effect of
a gleam of a m essage in it, but speed
reactions
in
everything Gf the Lutheran students Associ-|as the National Collegiate players,
th a t does not in h ib it the g lib an d where pigskin isn’t concerned, was a tjon at the last meeting hied in was first organized at Lawrence cram m ing seems to help the vet
fa n c ifu l T hurber and friend. There delightfully done by Lawrence Fut- the Zion Lutheran Church. C o n in e ' college in 1926 as th e twenty-first eran student as much as the actual
is re a lly only one serious m o m e n t chik. He b u m b le d his hearty w ay shoofs was elected vice - president, chapter. Charter members at that additional facts he picks up, D r.
afie r Jeannine Krantz, secretary - treys- tim e included Warren Beck, prof-jWhite believes that "it is p o s ^ b le
in the play, w hen the sim ple , un- through dom estic situation
g r a m a tic a l V anze tti m essage
jg dom estic situation, and was hilar* urer, and C arol Leichsenring and essor of English. M r Beck and K. 1that there is some tie-over from
re a d aloud, th at the audience is lous |n his ex planations of a fake C a rl Denzer are the co - publicity ¡Theodore Cloak, director of dra their (the veterans') wartime in ­
g ripped by a serious thoug ht on fake” an d the ‘‘Statue of L ib e rty ” !c h a irm e n . A fter the election was matics are at present the
only doctrination with its focus on Da c a d e m ic freedom . The rest of the plays. W hen he got together with held, gam es were played, and re-!mem bers on cam pus.
day, H-Hour type of activity an d
tim e they are busy gu ffaw in g at W a lly Myers, upon w hom his Mid- freshm ents were served.
| The players, organized solely on the necessity to direct themselves
thc cavortings of the m a le and te- western football m an tle had fallen,
The next m ee ting of the LSA will|an honorary basis, are recognized psychologically to # D-Day, II Hour
m a le a n im a ls on the stage before the N eanderthal sporting of the be held D ecem ber 15 in the Mount ¡nationally as a group of outstand-jstimulus situation in
the
classIroom.
them . It is a com edy of sprightly tw o was alm ost past belief. Myers. O live L uthern C hurch,
ling college d ram atists.
pace, a fresh and distin ctly un-farc- a handsom e h u n k of halfback, was
ic a l situation, lines as b rig h t as a done by R obert D uthie.
new dim e , an d constant evidence
Ja c k
H afne r was perfect as
of a d y n a m ic and w h im s ic a l d ire c ­ M ichae l B arnes, editor of th_* liter tor- Theodore C loak by nam e.
C o ntin u ed on page 8
J o h n H am m er was superb in his
p o rtra y a l of T o m m y T urner, a w an
ascetic little E n g lis h professor who
c a n ’t ca ll his ho m e his own for all
the
football
players
en ca m p e d
there. His acting was d e ligh tfully I O V A / O f *
ab stra ct and bookish, and when he
v U o lo
fin a lly decided th a t the m eek would
Union Investigation
never in herit the earth unless h e 1
took m atte rs in h an d a n d becam e
Evokes Suggestions
as tho rag in g sea lion, the audience
lau g h e d
until
the be-spectaclod
In an a tte m p t to get rid of tho
ones had to w ipe off their tearto |
w ashed lenses. D ru n k scenes can $1400 U nion deficit, proposals
the
very often be revolting, but not '-I'm jnate S u nd ay hours and
w riting , serving of cost-upping food were
w hen T hurber does the
C loak the directing, and a p a ir of considered in two m eetings
hold
Ilate this week. S tudent body pres-1
ident J e r r y P ub antz m e t with R a l ­
ph J . W atts, business
m a n a g e r,!
George W alter, dean of m en. R ich
Row e, U nion co m m ittee c h a irm a n
and Bill B rad lee Tuesday,
when
Today
tho proposals were m ad e. A followC u b an d in n e r
up m ee ting W ednesday aftornnon
found P ub antz, Rowe and Bradlee
G y m ja m
conferring w ith Iv a W clch, super­
Saturday, Nov. 20
visor of dorm itories.
A lu m n i game
P u b antz, Row e and B radlee a r e |
S und ay, N ovem ber 21
A rt association lecture
s e n te d ir{o V r . ^ Wa\ts ' e a H y ' * next
FIVE H O N O R E D — A tea at Russell Sage hall a week ago Thursday afternoon honored the
P h i M u concert
week.
election
of five seniors to Phi Beta Kappa. Shown in fheir initiation robes, left to r ig h t, are
T hank sg iv in g vespers
Action w ill be taken after con- M arv H artzell
Nancvbelle Beckham, W illia m Dresser, Anne Hughes and Kathryn Elwers.
W ednesday, N ovem ber 24
sid ératio n by the
a d m in is tra tio n ^ jss' « 0 h| secretary of the Wisconsin Gam m a chapter, made announcement of the electiuo
T hank sg iv in g recess begins
and the student executive
earlier in the day at convocation.
m ittee.
V eterans— H ow to
Get a Three Point
Cut Services;
ß t U b a a 'i d
Vollstedt of of full tuition, Celia K och, ’cellist,
New Holstein, and R u th Zerler of A ppleton, D o nn a De G raff, cornetL on do n, an d Charles
Plym outh, violin, organ and co m et ist, N ew
Crow der, pianist, of Chicago.
respectively w ill receive $200.00
prizes. Sylvia C hapm an, contralto,
of W ausau was chosen as alternate.
of Sheboygan, Don
2 The Lawrentian
F r id a y , N o v .
19,
1948
_ Ç
f t n <tf t r v 0 t 0 r y
Scholarships
Go to Four
BY BOB PARTRIDGE
Coming:
bat. Not. 20, 8 p. m. minstrel ahow,
II.
H. Audit,
bun. Nov. 21, 4 p. m. Phi Mu pro­
gram at Peabody.
Mon. Nov. 22, 8 p. m. General recit­
al, Peabody.
Sun. Dec. I, I p. m. Mewtiah at
the Chapel.
Tuen. Dee. 7, 8 p. m. Rand concert
at the chapel.
Thurs. Dec. 9. 8 p. m. General re­
cital, Peabody.
T u c k . Dee. 14, 8 p. m. Orchestra at
the Chapel.
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Last Saturday the conservatory
opened its doors to fifty high school
graduates, com peting for conserva­
tory scholarship. T ypical Lawrence
College hospitality was shown the
contestants by the follow ing con
Students, faculty members, and d i­
rectors
C huck
Crow der,
Don
Schroeder, Dave K nickel, Lyla K eel­
ing, Jeann in e K rantz, Eleanore Siewert, Celia and Betty Koch and
George Miotke; Betty Plautz, H ar­
old G rünew ald. P au l Jackson and
A lice W anner were accompanists.
Dean C arl W aterm an, Dean M a r­
shall Hulbert, W illia m Harder, and
Phi Mu Presents
Annual Concert
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia is ag ain
presenting its an n u a l All-American
concert Sunday at 4 P. M. N ovem ­
ber 21 at the conservatory. The
pro g ram will consist of works of
living A m e rica n composers. This
pro g ram is being given to show
that the art of com posing good m u ­
sic did not die w ith past European
m asters. M odern A m e rica n c o m ­
posers have taken their well earned
place beside the established c o m ­
posers of Europe present and past.
i«ast year the pro g ram was chos­
en m ostly from the works of m en
who have become fam ous in A m e r­
ica and the world today. This year,
however, the m usic, w ith one ex­
ception, was w ritten especially for
the occasion by m em b ers of the
faculty And student* of the Conser­
vatory of m usic.
Com positions of I .a V ahn Maej.ch
and J a m e s M ing have been Iv a r d
ntul well received in this area in
the last few years The concert w ill
also include a work of Clyde D un ­
can whose m usic w ill l>e he ard for
the first tim e in Appleton. The sim i­
le com position w ritten by a student
is a series of sketches by Jo h n
Hi-rtzberg. A piano sonata w ritten
by Mr. lle rt/b e rg perform ed last
y ra r shown thnt he has definite ta l­
ent.
The pro gram is .is luiluws: Sint»?
f«>r P ian o by L a V ahn
M aesoh;
Brass Q uintet, 1st m ov e m e nt by
J a m e s M ing; sketches (A llegro A n dante - A llegretto Giocoso)
by
Jo h n H ertzberg; Two P iano Sonata
(M oderately K.i.st - Slow an d Q uiet
• F ast) by Clyde Duncan.
The pro g ram is being given on
the date w hich co m m e m orate s the
tenth anniversary of the founding
of Phi M u Alpha Sinfonia on L a w ­
rence college cam pus.
Fifty-Two Compete;
Eau Claire Pianist
Wins Full Tuition
W illard Robb, ju d g in g voice contentants; G ladys
Brainard, M ar­
garet Webster, Jam es M ing, Clyde
The judges for the scholarship
Duncan, and E dw ard Dix, ju dg in g fin a ls , Dean C arl J . W aterm an,
the piano contestants; E. C. Moore, ; Dean M arshall H ulbert, Gladys I
instrum ental and w oodw ind judge;
Brainard, LaV ahn Maesch, Jam es
Byler and Mr. M ing, strings; and
Paul H ollinger adm inistering the M ing and K enneth Byler, selected
Theory Exams.
four students w ith one alternate to
Mrs. J. E. Scanlon, M arie Dohr, receive Conservatory scholarships
M arguerite
Schum ann,
Dayton
G raf man, and Robert W ilch were
the interviewers and directors.
College students may reserve
“From the Carrels" we heard of
their
tickets for “The Messiah” at
the p in n in g of Dean G ray and the
Donahue-Larsen
(or Larsen-Lar- Beltings drug store on or after
sen) case w hich the W rigley com ­ Tuesday, November 23 upon pre­
pany is in v e s tig a tin g ................ rel­ sentation of their activity books.
ative to illegal use of their tin ­
The cost of public admission is 60
foil,
which
if
flashed
from
the fingers, resembles rings. . . . cents.
sometimes com plicating hum orous
situations . . . We all
advise
last week. C arol G an ter from Eau
George to set us straight or chock
w ith the nearest Vets’ ad m in istra­ C laire w ill receive fu ll tuition of
tor.
$450.00 for piano. F rank Guenther
O f the fifty-two contestants who
competed for Conservatory scholar­
ships last Saturday m orning, eight
were chosen as finalists to perform
d uring the afternoon.
Two con­
testants were unable to attend the
contest Saturday and were a u d i­
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A rt & A rchitectural Supplies
Underwood Portable
Typewriters
tioned by Kenneth B yler and Jam es
M ing on Friday.
Last year’s winners of Con schol­
arships were Carol Sykora, v io lin ­
ist, M inneapolis, w in n in g first prize
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This Week
technicolor film showed off to good
The Lowrention 3
ad v antage the m a n y varieties an d
Friday,
Nov. 19, 1948
b rillia n t colors of the flowers. A
d ram atic b u ll fig h t was one of the
the Aztecs an d the M ay as in Y u ca­
m a in features of the film . Senor
tan were also photographed by sen­
U ribe explained th a t the M exican
or U ribe. These p y ra m id s
w hich
fighters have becom e even m ore
skilled and d a rin g than those of are believed to be as old as those
X
b“ j ‘ w ith
E l senor C ru z U ribe, an engineer S pain an d a g re a t riv a lry has tison
| p la n s are now being m a d e for
from Green Bay, showed colored between the two countries.
buildings the next m e e tin g w hich w ill be a
m otion pictures and delivered
a Views of g o vernm e nt
t lk j
Spanish on his trip to and P31301“5* an d p y ra m id s b u ilt by|Christm as party
opanisn
at
M exico an d C e n tral A m e ric a
ovem ­
the S panish club m eeting, N
Noi
■ ■
ber 10.
Introduced by Alice Becker, pres­
Everyone
ident, senor U ribe began his p ro ­
Avers,
that the
g r a m w ith a short talk about the
Best
Cleaning
trip w hich he took w ith his wife
antj son
son on the P a n -Am erican
and
in town
¡'Spaniards' See
C h i n a ’s F a t e H a n g s In Mexican Movie
Colored Films Show
Bull Fight, Palaces
P e r il A s B a t t le R a g e s
by Fred Gilbert
Nov. 8 to Nov. 15
methods for Franco’s are just as
The Hattie for Chin»
'%orse* We have just
The battle raging north of Nan- fiui^h^
» w a r against two
king for the past week seems to such dicU tors, and now this small
be developed into a red victory facslm»<* ®f Hitler wants to become
tionaiut’« de-i
Ho. our
against a “ common foe. ’
Suchow. one of the Nationalist’s
,p.
tense bastions has been isolated
e amasing th*ng about this apand the Communists are reported peal is its acceptance by many U.S.
to be moving south on Chiang’s eongressmen and the military. One
capital. Nearly a million men are
cai1,1 c,ose his
*• Fran'
involved in this contest which may co s reK‘n,e and acknowledge him
decide China’s future and our nol- as * friend because of his anitin the
the sam
same
icy in the F a r F ast.
’
i|communist
* * ™ " “ "!?* policy.
Policy. For
F o r in
e
I f the N ationalists do lose, then m a n n f r Franco f fascism is just as hi h
The moviM which were
C h ian g Kai-Shek is finished; his opposlle 40 our lin k in g as S ta lin ’s i“ lgnw ay;
m o v ‘es- w hich w ®re
WHETHER IT BE HIS
. OR HERS
is done at
ca pital w ill fa ll and his m ilita ry c o m m u n is m (narra te d m Spanish by senor Unforces w ill be reduced to n o th in g 1 TWs Utt,e desP°t is as much a be, were taken m a in ly in M exico
m o re than guerillas. In event of threa* 40 an individuals freedom as and showed m a n y of the places frethis C hiang w ill be forced to resign
or Mussolini, and there is quented by tourists such as colorful
and a go vernm ent w ill be form ed 1,0
*or us
stoop and cater X o chim ilco, w hich is a floating
w hich w ill have no altern ativ e but to h im ’
'garden in a M exico C ity park. The
MODERN DRY CLEANERS
2 2 2 E. C o lle g e
to negotiate a peace.
The I N
S ecretary G eneral Trygve
Lie
and A ssem bly P resident
H erbert
E v a tt have appealed to the chief
executives of the B ig Four powers
to m eet and settle the B e rlin c ri­
sis. This seems to be a last resort
m ove on the part of the UN, for
a ll previous atte m p ts to reach a
settlem ent in the security council
have m et w ith failure.
The big question is w hat P re s­
ident T ru m a n w ill do. Although
W hite house officials said the P res­
ident favored a settlem ent in the
U N . the fact that the Vinson mis-'
sion was proposed several weeks
ago m ay indicate T ru m a n is w ill­
ing to enter into direct negotia­
tions.
There is little doubt that S talin
w ill accept this peace overture, but
only on his grounds. This m eans
the proposed m ee ting w ould have
to take place som ew here w ithin the
Soviet sphere of influence. There is
an in trin sic ad v anta g e in hav ing
one’ s opponent com e to you to set-j
tie an issue.
S pain.
D onning the ga rm e nts of a friend
an d saviour G e n e ra lissim o F r a n c ­
isco F ran c o has expressed a desire
to im pro v e relations w ith the U ni­
ted States. The Spanish
leader
w ould like a loan of $200,000,000 to
re h a b ilitate tran sport and industry,
and in return S paiu w ould be w ill­
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4 The Lowrentian
I T Z J tT -
Parties, Pinnings are
Week's Society News
K d it n l by C arol I,eishscnrinK
Pledge parties and m ore scaven- A IjI 'i s held la6t Sunday night was
ger hunts arc the line-up for this 3
success! After a hectic two
week-end w ith the fraternities and hours
of
scavenging,
everyone
•o rorities. The B eta’* w ill start cam e back to thf> room * where re’
things rolling with their pledge pa r - / r<‘s*im o n *s wt‘re w aiting. The chap
ty tonight, and the D C s will carry u ‘r wisht*s to thank F>at H a m m t l
throu g h with a treasure hunt Sun- an d h t r com m ittee for doing such
day n ight for th**ir actives
and a swt*** ¿°h| M onday night both actives and
Delta Gamma
pledges gathered to hear
Miss
C o ng ratulatio ns for a fine perfor- Schultz give a very interesting talk
Finance to Shirley G regor who piay-j Congratulations to Ja c k ie W itte
*d E lle n in The M ale A n im al.
for her splendid perform ance
in
Plans for a treasure hunt for at- The M ale A n im a l and
to Anne
tives, pledges, and their dates have Hughes upon her election to Phi
been form u lated for this Sunday B«‘ta Kappa,
night. The pledges are entertaining 1*1 Beta I'h i
©ther pledges and Independents
The chapter wishes to extend its
this afternoon form 3:00 to 5:U0 at congratulations to Bunny
Y oung
a party designed to get them better who was elected the new L .W A ;
acquainted.
social c h a irm an , and also to KathC o ng ratulatio ns to B a rb a ra Shul- erine Elw ers and N ancybelle Recktz and Phi W ohlers, pledges, w h o .a m who were elected to i ’ hi Beta;
placed second in the inter-sorority K appa. Best wishes to Jo a n Fursttennis tournam ent.
enberg who is pinned to an ATO at
K ap p a D elta
M adison.
K appa D elta wishes to extend It.**j HI I'h i Is proud to announce Its
he artiest congratulations to K D pledge officers:
P hyllis
Haeger.
M ary H art/e ll for her recent el«‘C- president; B a rb ara M cB ride, vicepresident; Jo a n F urstcnberg,
re­
tion to I ’hi Beta K appa.
cording secretary;
C arolyn
In g ­
Alpha ( hi Omega
The Alpha C hi's wish to announce h a m . scholarship c h a irm a n ; Carothe engagem ent of C aro lyn Jones lyn Silvers, activities
c h a irm a n ;
to L. (I S im m ons of the Air C o rp s ., B a rb a ra Kelsey, social c h a irm a n
Best wishes to C arolyn who is a Shirley Schaeffer, historian,
and
m e m b e r of Alpha C h i’s pledge Sonia Sandeen and Shirley P o m e r­
oy, censors.
class
B ts t wishes to J o Huus.
A lpha D H U Pi
H unt that the J o was keyed «pinned, th.it is i last
The Scavenger
pledges
Give a
Damn" Attitude
•I" D
Waldo,
o n 't
Congratulations to the new P h i ^ q q P z e V O l e T l t
Tau pledge Len N ew endorp of W au­
Chicago, 111. — (I P ) — College
watosa.
professors should take a stand on
In line with our policy «» « « . I (n fie ld, ,,k<
.c l­
ing good w ill w ith the sororities on,
sland whjch th(iy can
t
, ..th
s
cam pus, the chapter w ill entertain
the A lpha C hi O m e ga .o r o n ty o n reasonably defend,
and
the uniS unday at 2:00.
versity itself should stand for someP h i D elta Theta
thin g,” declared Dr. E rne st C. colT om Fassett, field secretary of
.. ’Dresident of the U niversity of
P hi Delta Theta, visited the chapter du ring the past weekend.
Chicago, m a r
^
C ongratulations to B ill Dresser on “ the lim itation s in education,
his election to P h i Beta K appa.
I He added, however, that w hat
In the annual pledge-active foot- professors and universities
stand
ball gam e, the actives
em erged for should be open to challenge and
victorious by a score of 19-9, aided debate by the students,
by the referees, both actives. The
D r. Colw ell also called attention
losers provided refreshm ents.
to the sophisticated “ don’t give a
Bet* Theta P i
d a m n ” attitude of m a n y colleges
Actives and pledges alike
are and university students of the past
eagerly an ticip atin g the party the ¡several decades. He said this is in
actives are giving for the pledges good m easure the fault of the coltonight.
leges and universities. It m u st be
Congratulations to Collin Sehroe-1overcome if the U nited States is
der who hung his pin on L ucy Chap- to assum e positive leadership in
pell last weekend.
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M r s . C a s e y , O r m s b y 's M o t h e r ,
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Mrs. W illia m Casey, h o u s e m o th e r ------------ ---- -------------at O rm sb y, loves big fa m ilie s; and foels Quite at hom e in Appleton.
she's re a lly gone all out for them Since m ost of her children still live
this year. A fte r successfully rais-'in thc * ox river valley area, she
ing five children of her own, she couldn’t be better situated.
ca m e to L aw rence this fa ll to take! In additon to her interests in her
over the jo b of looking after an children and grandchildren,
she
even big g e r fa m ily --- the
fresh-;,.. _
.
, .4
,
m a n girls at O rm sb y hall.
likes to sew, knit, cook, and in
A lthough M rs. Casey is new a t general,
be
“ dom estically
erethe jo b of housem other, she has ative .” This stands to reason since
som e pretty sound theories about she graduated from the University
doing the jo b well. A m o ng them is of W isconsin with a degree in H om e
to im press upon the girls that rulesj E conom ics. Mrs. Casey also enjoys
are for th e ir protection and for the radio. She not only has a very
the sake of org an ization rath e r than lovely, low, resonant voice herself,
a d a m p e r on their sense of respons but she has passed it on to her
ib ility and independence. This sim daughter M ary, who can be heard
pie ex planation goes a long w ay w ith Bob Kelly over the new G reen
in effectiveness.
Bay network every weekday mornAnother theory of M rs. Casey is ning.
to let the girls com e to her rather! The hope that O rm sb y won t be
than pushing herself upon them on a freshm an dorm next year is one
feigned inspection tours. Needless of Mrs. Casey's pets. W hy such a
to say the girls have com e to Mrs. strange wish? Because she likes
Casey, not only for friendly visits, her girls so m uch she wants them
but for help in solving their prob- back next year, natch,
lem s an d occasionally for her assis-| A “ housem other” in every sense
tance in catchin g prow lers as well of the word, th a t’s Mrs. Casey
She is ju s t th an k ful that when shej
called the police they d id n ’t tell G r - F s G o t O S c h o o l
her to m a k e the prow ler get bacKj
in the d o rm where he b e lo n g e d j More th an a m illio n and a half
but cam e im m e d ia te ly to her res- W orld w ar II veterans were reportcue. Seem s that the housem other ed in train in g under the G-I b ill on
at Brokaw h a d that experience the Septem ber 30. 1948.
year after the dorm was convert**!
Of the 1,503.000 trainees, 897, >00
from a boy's residence to one for were enrolled in schools and col
ongirls. The police just w eren’t up leges, 267,000 in in stitutio nal
fa rm train in g and 398,500 in job
on the change.
A n ative of Oshkosh, Mrs. Casey training.
]Lack Fare?
Borrow the
Helicopter
panies are deTuged by calls
Despite the fact that the A ppleton
street departm ent is decorating the
local lam pposts w ith evergreens,
N ovem ber 25 is still T hanksgiving
D O NOT L E T T H IS C O N F U S E
YOU . The C hristm a s season is
starting early this year so that con­
sumers w ill buy m ore. (F o r fu r­
ther inform ation see M r. Bober.)
Santa Claus is pushing the turkey
and you m ay find pine needles in
your cranberry sauce, but Nov­
em ber 25 IS T hanksgiving.
O n Novem ber 24. the iong trek
hom e begins, and if this year is
like m any others, break out the
stadium boots, kids, w e’re in for
a blizzard. As of next W ednesday
the exodus of tired but unbeaten
students
to Chicago, M ilw aukee,
M inneapolis and St. P au l, D uluth,
Bariboo,
Evanston, P o dun k and
E ast Podunk, and points anyplace,
commences. Dusty suitcases com e
out from their two m onths h ib er­
nation, and the post office is show­
ered with special deliveries con­
taining train fare hom e. Textbooks
are hastily collected along with
best intentions, and M r. D ietrich 's
art students gather up their assort­
ed efforts to show the hom e folks
the “ cu ltiv a tin g " they’ve been get­
ting.
Comes the 24th. The cab co m ­
The Lowrention 5
Friday, Nov. 19, 1948
ise w on't show m u c h and it w a sn ’t
an ybody’s fau lt really.
I t ’s ju s t
crowded. W hat happened to your
coat? O h don’t w orry, it’s a ro u n d
here some place. Yes, those green
plush seats are a bilious color, are­
n ’t they? And did you catch the
gas lights? W hat a panic. M ovo
over; the conductor w ants to go
through. 1 don’t know w here you
can m ove over to.
J u s t think, pretty soon w e'll be
hom e . . .m y feet hurt.
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Gems From Sigmund Romberg
— The Student Prince
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F in d in g a seat is an altogether d if­
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well as being used to bid four d ia ­
m onds on. It's sm oky an d drafty
but, well, then there’s hom e, c o m ­
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m ig h t say that the tra in was crow ­
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Hockey Team Drops
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Team Tomorrow
6 The Lawrenttan
Friday, Nov. 19, 1948
Ripon has done it again! This
tim e the R cdw om en have smashed
Miller, Flom, Curry
the L aw rence field hockey team on
the Vikes own field by a score of
Lead Outstanding
3-2. This disastrous
event too«
place last Sunday on the girls a th ­
Alumni Team
letic field under the banner of the
W.R.A.
D ick M iller, *47, leads a group
L aw rence college h arrie rs took
A fterw ards victors and v ictim s
BY BILL D O N A L D
of
fo rm e r L aw rence college cai-e
alik
e
socialized
over
doughnuts
and
Second plnce in the M idw est concoffee. R ipo nite w om en
inform ed greats against J o h n Sines’ v arsity
A
nothe
r
great
co
ntrib
u
tio
n
has
been
rendered
by
the
“L
”
club
to
L
aw
ference cross-country m eet held at
our stalw a rt V ikings that the Red- crew in the season’s cu rta in raiser
rcnce college.
B eloit last S aturday as Cornell n a r ­
A heat treatm ent massage u nit, costing the athletic association about m e n 's squaw s are also excellent
tom orrow night. U pw ards of fifteen
row ly gained first place honor«.
9750, w ill be installed this m onth in the college in firm a ry to extend fur* rifle shots and field archers thanks
The Vikings were only 6 points ther m edical care to every Law rence student. The project is one of sev- to R iP °n facilities. V iking wom en alu m s have sig nified their w illin g ­
they
used
clubs ness to test the collegians in an
behind the C ornell team , collecting «*•'»1 undertaken by the club in the last three years designed p a rticu larly replied
that
(Shades of L ’il A b n e r!)
to promote athletics.
a ffair sponsored by the L aw re nce
4f> points as the llillto p p e rs held
The play day, as this excursion
This colum n m ay read som ething like a m edical jo u r n a l from here on
M
en’s club.
their total down to 10. Following buf every m e m ber of the student body—athletes and non-athletes alike in m a y h e m and gossip was called
The a lu m n i te a m has reached
Law rence was C arleton
w ith 60 - should take note of the announcem ent.
was designed as an exchange of
points. Iteloit w ith 83, and
Mon1« the past, whenever a Lawrence football player, for exam ple, suf- recreational ideas am o ng the two back m ore than tw enty years for
m ou th with 10!» G rin n e ll entered ferrd * « ‘ver* »prain. bruise, muscle or tendon in ju r y , it was only pos- ^ ! f consl"
P rev iou sly
the one of its m em b ers in the person
slide for h im to receive treatm ent w ith hot applications and the result ^ 1*tin <?s h a d journeye d to M adison of Pete Briese who cap tain e d one
• team but only four of their run­ was usually rather slow response. A nothe r altern ativ e of receiving on 8 s' m *har rnission. A g ainst Ripners finished m that their scorc " w hirl pool" massage treatm ents at the local city hospital was follow ed on a d liie re n t te a m was used in of the few V iking .ch a m p io n sh ip
insisting
only in frequ e ntly because of the charge and the inconvenience.
jorder that m ore girls w ould have squads in 1924-25. S till
d id not count.
that
they
hav
e
n't
lost
th
e
ir
shoot­
Self-administered
massages
or
treatm
ents
given
by
another
person
a
an,C
,e,
to
Pa
r
tic
if,a
te
Ben M cA datn of C ornell took in ­
were sim ply out of the picture, of course, what w ith the severe pain .
eLfVe^i, m c h*ded Eliza- ing ab ility are U rb a n R e m in d , *31,
d iv id u a l honors by
w inning
the and the possibility of com plicating the in ju ry .
(beth Forster, Sue Cory, Dee D rake,
m ee t and establishing a new record
The new “w h irlp o o l”— donated to Law rence college w ith its benefits M ary G ru b ish a, D o rothy Schwartz- B ill Foote. ‘35 and L a rry Roeck and
Ben R afoth, who played in the mid«
of If» m inutes. 33 seconds for the available to every L aw re n tian — w ill end all that. A nd this is not a quo- beck. K itty M asterson, J e a n Queenthirties.
an,
Jo
U
bbink,
C
hristine
Lipps,
The old tii tion from the m anufacturer's advertising.
B eloit three m ile c o u ix
J im Johnson and K a r l T ippett,
Je ane ttee B
lluch e
an d
record of 16 m inutt m , 45 seconds
The u n it is actually a stainless steel rectangular w ater container cap-!‘L®Bne”
»e
e,,ucn
e an
a lLois
,o i s Larson.
parson.
the double pivot post, and
Buck
Was held by C arro llII S chum acher able of accom m odating an entire h u n k of hum an anatom y. The temperlay,e rs w ere selected fro m
last
W eaver, P h il H aas or Don Boya
of Beloit who finishe I in
fourth ature of the w ater is therm ostatically cont r ol l / d' 3'
|
ye* r ' * V arsily ond CiaSS team a
and B ruce L arson in
the
back
plac
Saturday.
i.vxe .».luuuB
/.
u i i ' i i i o ui
wdii-i mi
iu w
wciriii
no ut, and in e
i
i
forces lcurrents
of water
and
arm uir
air to circuíale
circulate inroug
throughout,
court, head an outfit that com bines
P aul F.lsberry, V ik itu ace. fol- this way, an even, light pressure is applied to the sensitive in ju ry .
n t l H
the fast break w ith set plays most
lowed
m inutes,
Lawrence athletes who have had
h id the opportunity
n n n n rln n iiv of
»r receiving
PA<.*ivin . treat- I l M l l l w l U I O U l l v J
wed with the tim e of l i niiiiutes,
effectively. Coach Sines also has a
4!»
seconds.
E
lsberry
was
closely
— .............. - .......... * ............... ....... .< m ents from the hospital u n it claim that the results are am azing. Thus ■
•
strong group of reserves to rush
traile d by H alph H arris of ( ornell, it was that Ur. K alpli Landis, in firm a ry physician, urged the ‘‘L ” club
G lX / P II
into
action
in Jo h n F rie d , Don
an d 15*17 conference cha m pio n.
to purchase the "w h irlp o o l" when they studied several oovsihilities of
1
3
Swenson. M el S torm , Jo h n G ebert,
For Law rence B ill Sievert finish- using the funds they had earned last year for the w elfare of college ath- s . i
n
B lck Nelson, Don E x ne r, D av e DufedI in 5th place. D u ain c Discher in letes and the school as a whole.
I
K f ln f lU P T
fey, D on Strutz, P h i M ontress, E a r l
10th
th. Don Hclgeson in 12th and De
The result was a project that w ill benefit Law rence stu d e n ts - b o th " *
Glosser and F uzz H ung er.
w itt Ingles in 17th. R a lp h Vogt and; men and wom en for years to come.
A total of 33 v arsity letters and
This aggregation shows prom ise
Klwood llo rs tm a n also ran for the
34 freshm an n u m e ra ls were m ad e of being stronger th a n the te a m of
Vikes but only the places of the
by the athletic bo ard of control to last year. E a rly indications, h o w
first five m en were counted.
those p a rtic ip a tin g in cross-country ever, show' that B eloit w ill pro b­
<»ther finishers for C ornell were
and football. The m ee ting was held, ably top the conference ag ain w ith
D ick Bishop, C huck Foster and Don
last T uresday and the aw ards were R ipo n an d G rin n e ll also showing
Kyerson fin ishin g 7th, 14th and 15th
m ad e at the L club d in n e r Wednes-jgreat strength,
respectively.
day evening.
The Vikings were not
at top
V arsity football letters were giv- Curtin Picks
strength for the m eet as llclgcson
en to the follow ing: c a p ta in R a lp h
„
was suffering fro m a pulled lig
Buesing, M a rv in G r id y, J im Campincnt Vogt also bad a bad day nr
Fourteen
candidates, in clu d in g
he would bave finished in a m uch
Law rence
colics«.? " ' Strtit7.
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. . ..w re stle r, h a v e '!
Hon
K o s k in e n S w im s
higher position
three
letterw inners,
reported (or heen w ork,,.* out üa .ly tor the past Uon S,rui,z:
foll? w 'ni! tm lr‘pen
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Don
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BonI his was the last m eet of the s w im m in g practice in response to week Jn<* the prospects .o r a sue
.
q j c h a m b e r la in
lteed For*
season for the Law rence runners
season look good.
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They have a season’s record of
ger,
Charles
Knoedler,
Harvey
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team
has
three
weeks
in
a
tin
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was w ell rew arded with
four wins and thie e losses in dual
. Kuester, R obert L ansberg, R ic h a rd
m eet com petition.
to shape up for its first m eet on the m a jo rity of his la-it
P h i D e lt T itle
The Vikes won
over Carleton. D ecem ber 4 when it w ill m eet Ma- s^ u a d back w ith the added strength Nelson, Lloyd Nielson, Spence Potof the large and pro m ising fresh- fer’ C laude R adtke, C harles WillBeloit
and M ichig an
school of
S w im m in g holds the spot lig ht in
m. .
o m « ' the
f hn fnu»u
inrf sophom
cnnlmmArfic
calester in a nonconference m eet
folow ing
ores:•
M ines They were defeated by C o r­
m an te a m of last year. The firsl
i
the G reek league this week w ith
as, A lla n H allock, R ic h a rd aiv
. » _ * „ ■
Bill Hinze, senior, div er and free • test of the season w ill come from
nell, M arquette and the U n iversi­
.
. ri i c?
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.u s,x team s b a ttlin g for top honors
to the ¡„
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ty of W isconsin ju n io r varsity.
style; George M iotke, senior, baek-'M acalester college on D ecem ber 4 R istau an d Bob Sorenson;
^
~
i‘n the m eet to be held tom orrow
ona
awso . a fternoon a t A lexander g y m n a s iu m
stroke and free style; and J o h n
C oach Heselton w ill be aided by ¡two m anage rs:
1W atson, junior, freestyle are the Dr. M a rv in K ag an who w ill act as and D ouglas Allen.
•pool.
W h ite law Takes Title
“ L ” winners back on the squad. In a p a rt tim e assistant. Dr. Kar*an, ) V arsity aw ards in cross-cotintryl Phi D elta Theta, led by Don KosBob W hitelaw won the all-college addition, the team w ill be strength-ja form er U niversity of IllinoT s'm at w e r e m a d e t o D u a in e D ischer Ral- kl'n " Vs"f a“voVed “to T u c c is Jf u l l y 'd ^
W illia m )fend thp c ha m plo n # hlp. Koskinen
table tennis tournam ent
Monday ened by the e lig ib ility of Don Kos-1veteran should give the to.im
team »n
an P* Vogt, P a u l L lsberry ,
Sievert, D o nald Helgeson,
n iKhl defeating Bud Inglis in two kinen, ju nior, who should be a con- added p ra c tic a l slant.
1 1 led the P h i Dclts to their victory
out ot three matches.
sistent point getter in div in g andi M en reporting for varsity w restl Inglis, and Elw'ood llo rs tm a n .
last year by w in n in g three of the
F reshm en footb a 1 1 n u m e rals
The ping pong tournam ent had the fret* style.
ing are Reed F orbush and
Don
six in d iv id u a l events. One of the
one ot the largest list of entries in
R alp h H au crt an d Ia*n C olvin. Brow n, letterw inners of last year, ^'°.re ®warded to
I re m a in in g three events w as won by
stylers, have shown pro- ‘‘C h ic k ’’ C a n ip l«
its history, but participation by hoth
bell. Don Daw son, S a l^ in .
,1 ^,“
Bi*Utr P hi D elt R ill F erguson who w ill
m en sinned up for the tournam ent ,m sc and should bolster the squad. J im T hrone, l»ick Luthin, P a t______E
Cur- !c£ a r i J ,lc k l- „ W " 1‘a ? 1 B.or"- also be conipetinK this year. O ther
R oland
„ 1 1>hl Delta " h o are ba rk fro m last
S trld,
was com paratively small, according F ive sophom ore n u m e ra l w inners tin, J im P o llvka,
C arlton,
Ja m e s
Coyle, year are Don E x ne r, B ill Osborne
to Wray George, intra-m ural d i­ w ill be trying for places on the Jo h n S avage, Bob McCoy, Angelo " 1*
D o nald Geld- and Jo h n Schneck. F erguson holds
team . They
are
Bill
Ferguson. G reco, Bob W ilson. M erlin Schultz,■Lawrence F utchik.
rector
free- Fred K a fu ra . Ken. Lutz, Chuck m a c her, 1’ rank G ran b e rg (manag- the in te rfrate rn ity record for the 75
backstrokc
Bob lla n is c h ,
Senn finalists were A l Soto, Har.•
f
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1 . a. I
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st vie a; George
o|
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C «'
o le
Mim
l i tan
i l i ,, II
free-style;
at » It , V
▼nande
ilU V Zande,
1111«. I Bruce
SVI
lle rd rlc h and ,?r>’ *^ohn
W ebster Hron, Pet- . . a r j backstroke.
|cr Jaco bs. W'arren Keefe, Theodore
. iss. in, m, is .in.
h
D eW itte Ing lis, breast-stroke; and G rn e Sim on.
The other five team s w ill p r o b ­
Rl.s defeated Soto and W hitelaw D an T„ as< froe gtvlc_
i The fre sh m an ssquad has also rc- M o tschm an ,
T hom as M cKenzie,
ably fin ish in the follow ing order:
be;it Sisson
to
reach
the final
Don R u m p f, junior, Don Peter- ported and the roster includes J i m | ^ ‘" ‘a m Nitzche, W en dall O rr, DavDelta T au Delta. The Delta arc
m atch.
Jam es Osborne,
Tack
son and Tom
V anH ousen,
both W eber, Al L overnal, Joe
Kargo, insworth,
w eakened by the loss of B ill Hinze
Doubles cham ps in the to u rn e y !sophomores, are also trying
Rectz. D onald 5 ecause 0f his ea rning a varsity
out George Schneck. Bob H ill and Ains-!Pr‘bnow, R obert
R einicke
were Fred H arker and Whitelaw
for the team .
. .
* i / Cap»*a m
8n
‘S'letter but ru m o r has it that they
W ebers. All are to receive nu m e i l l s have m ore good new' m a te ria l than
Elsberry Gets
Second Ahead of
Last Year Champ
T h e P re s s B o x
Swim Team
Prepares for
iFirst Meet
Good Prospects
For '48 Matmen
n auer. Bickle.
an i
chik for 19^0, B
M cK enzie for 1951.
Cross-country n u m e r a l
aw ards
g rante d to L yle H atho rn,
R obert
H ill, C larence M eltz, Jo h n
Nelson,
R o n a ld I.anqe, and D a v id C arlsen
a n y othor te a m - If this is so, they
m a y be able to pull an upset.
Beta Theta Pi. The Betas, sec­
ond place w inners last y e a 1", have
five veterans to b u ild around. Reed
p lr b u s h
Leonard
C olvin,
Bob
Sperry, J e r r y W alecka and Jo h n
G ueinzlus w ill pro bably give them
j enough strength to enable th e m to
H o n o ra ry H o c k ey
‘place.
S ig m a P h i E psilon. The S i* Kps
P o s itio n s A w a r d e d
w ill definitely be weakened by the
Based on class participa tion alone, transfer of Ted Jones, but
they
honorary class and varsity hockey have added George C o lm a n
who
teams have been elected by L. W. A. sw am for the Independents
last
O f the seven class teams thirty-two year. They have several veterans
per cent of the girls were aw arded from their fourth place te a m
of
last year.
those honorary positions.
Independents. The
The varsitv letters w ill be proIndies
w ill
sented to: freshm en. Nancy Ellis, have m ore m e n com peting
last
r .Ja c k ie R obbins and Ja n ic e W’eller; year. W hether these m en can pile
j sophomores, J o n i Grasshold. Lois up enough points to better their
I.arson and M argie W olf; juniors. Position is to be seen,
Phi K appa Tau. The P h i Taus.
|Dee Drake and Lenore Hoolev;
I seniors. Nan Ballou, V iv G rady, the dark horse of the m eet, did
I A nne Hughes. N ancy M ilne and n° t enter a te a m last year. It is
Jean W att.
doubtful w hether they w ill have
G irls receiving class recognition m u c h strength this year.
are- ir .a h n v n * t t e B.llch. Bettjr
Hughes and Barb Johnson. Mar,r,rmc Loversky, Lucy Norman and
^ r,rru'lt* Thom pson; sophomores.
M arS o u Simpaon. Joan U b b .n k and
I)ot W U I,.,™ ’ j Un,ors. A n n Cox M el
j^nsen **Ann I^ckie"^^ r b 'ir a * M ^ p ris Jo^ Q ueenan a,\d j 0vCel v aiy
TOUCH-FOOTBALL W IN N E R S in in ter-fratern ity competition for the ninth consecutive
season this fa ll were D elta Tau D elta gridm cn (I. to r., ro w one) Gus Block, Bob Thompson,
Bob Fritz, For Grade, Bill H in ie , Earl Glosser, (row two) Ross Sackett. Pete Green, Bob W il- j,!”' Goodw in.r Jovce^H arreid Gretu* seniorSt Sl5e Cn,ry*
! V P I i im All H It m m
son, Ken Lutz, (row three) Coach W indy Johnson, Kelly Lathrop, D Arcy Leek, Jim Vessey. ¡chen riab, Dorothy ^ h w a r U ^ c i . / « • »
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8 The Lowrention
G o d
Friday, Nov. 19, 1948
Is a C o n c r e t e R e a l i t y
Name Bands to
Be at Gym Jam
T e d C lo a k S c o re s O n c e M o r e
W it h S p r ite ly T h u r b e r C o m e d y
v illainous, blustering role of E d
K eller, stadium-obsessed
trustee.
ary m ag azin e, a sort of in tellectu al He has very canny d r a m a tic in ­
Henry A ld rich who enjoyed a m a z ­ stincts and used th e m to good a v a il
Vikings to Dance,
Tin* follow ing quotations art- excerpts from President N athan Pusey’s
ing success at getting everyone in in m a k in g his cha racte r m e m o r ­
S trm on delivered at the First C ongregational church on the occasion of
trouble through his hemlock-dipped able.
Play Cards, Swim
All-College Sunday.
pen. He put one strongly in m in d
Som e fine jobs were done in the
"The undergraduate who is asking about God doe* not want to know
Ainsiee r Fcrdie
of W illia m Allen W h ite ’s sage a d ­ s m a lle r roles. L aw rence H astings,
l l i m as an Intellectual proposition but as a living force and present realDorsev
Tex Benecke vice on w hat to do w ith the u n ­
as the m agnificently-goateed D e an
i t , an d philosophical ar« omenta cannot help him here, to r Cod ™ d |V, u<h„ Monroe an d perhaps U,n« u sually bright college student • D am o n, proved stirrin g when aro u ­
be known concretely, not ahatracB y. He must be felt In life.
Crosby w ill show their talents in either hold h im un d e r the pum p, sed from his peaceful 42 y e ar m o u l­
Kiicrcl.y recognized in thought, or it won t he God . . .
(Alexander g y m at the second G y m or give h im a w h irl at the college der in the E n g lis h de p artm e n t: an d
“A person cannot know God u n til he comes to feel a need io r H im .
this evening. This all college, paper. The latte r w ill bring
his|his vacuous spouse,
E th e l
Lou
Y o u n g people com m only feel no need, because they have not yet sus-|non-dute and free a ffa ir w ill
be|gradcs down to n o rm a l and slightly Stanek, the v iv id an d antisep tically
pectod the inadequacy of those other false Gods and man-made idols conducted in the best of Lawrent- unsettle his m in d. U nsettled or not, -minded M yrtle Keller,
done by
to w hich they are attached and in w hich they really place their trust
|ian traditions.
H afner was hilarious.
D orothy W illia m s ,
and
Q e o ta ,
“ It is rig ht and proper that we should w ant to know, and it is inevi_____
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Clothes w ill be w orn but they
W om an problem for the student taken by Shirley P om eroy, w ith a
ta'
therefore, it seems to me. that at some stage of our lives we w a n t 'm a y he anything fro m bathing suits editor and a large percentage of genuine accent, proved to be ex­
to find God. to discover H im w ith our ow n minds, - to weigh H im , to to form als. O ld clothes however are
football team was
P a tric ia trem ely cheerful spots. G ordon Al*
appraise H im , to analyze H im and even to judge H im . But when we prescribed by the hitch in g post, Stanley, well played by Jacq u e lin e ston, and R a lp h added color as the
reflect upon it for a m om ent, we see that by the very method of our The three ring circus w ill begin in W itte.
E nthu siastic,
curvaceous band leader an d new spaper repo rt­
seeking. we thin k of God as an external, inanim ate, distant object, — as the vicinity of 7:30 post m o rte m and com ely. Miss W itte was co m ­ er respectively.
a “th in g ” merely to be know n. The irony of this situation is that we and not end till three hours later, pletely at hom e behind the foot­ The
handsom e
liv in g
roo m
ate thus prevented by on unw arranted presupposition from fin d in g what
In the m id d le
rin g A m e rica 's lights an d punched her tangy lines was done by Jo h n F o rd Sollers,
biggest nam e bands w ill provide w*th gjcilj
for.
and from out in front it looked as
“What we ultimately come to see. when we have batted our heads the music for dancing. C ard tablc3
A perfect “ heavy” was George if an extrem ely com petent stage
against the wall long enough. In that knowledge of God comes to men w ju hot set up in odd places so M cC ellan, who was allocated the crew was on hand.
and not from him,—that it Is not God's darkness which is there to be il- that sheepshead and bridge addicts
luminated by our light hut rather that it 1» we here in darkness who m ay he satisfied. The tables will
at to be made whole liy Ills light. Ours is the need, and His is the a jso he used to serve refreshments,
power.
I On the sidelines vollyball an d W e e k s Q u o t a t i o n s
" O u r m inds are not alone in this world, and kno w ing God is not a b adm in ton w ill endeavor to supply
“When you leave this room I want you to feel that you’ve learned
One-way process from them to an in an im ate external object. But God too obstacles for the dancers. P in g la interested in know ing, and in stim u latin g and in spiritualizin g and pong tables w ill be set u p down- something. Don’t go out and Just develop personality.**
M. M. Bober in Economics 11B.
perfecting our haltin g efforts. K now ing G od is not an achievem ent of stairs in one of the locker rooms,
“Some say that the greatest contribution that chemistry has made to
our minds but a gift to them, and an illu m in a tio n in them from the out- G uides w ill be provided. To cliaule, or from deep w ithin, for God is both distant and very close at hand. m ax this assortment of fem inine society is blondes. Need 1 say more?”
“It is not an Intellectual regression nor a failure of nerve— much as it torture, the W .R.A. w ill have the
Paul F. Cundy in Chemistry 1A.
seems to the stiff-necked so to be— to come to recognUe that it is the p00j open for m ixed sw im m ing , but
“There are those who say that the first mention of tennis occurs in
part of reason not to he narrowly or dogmatically rational. There is
activities w ill go on at the the Bible when it says that David served in Saul’s court."
miieh evidence, on the other hand, to indicate that our minds work best sam e tim e and if you tire of onei
W. Burnet Easton in Religion 1ID.
—indeed that they can only begin to work richly — when they have yOU can try your hand or feet at.
made their peace with and expelled the anxiety that infects them; when another. In charge of the G y m ja m
they are supple, untensed and receptive, when they proceed not from is W .R.A . vice-president and social
suspicion, but in trust; when they are ready to he spoken to as well as to c h a irm an , Lenore Hooley She is
R a n e y L e c tu re
speak.
Iassisted by Je a n W att.
In short, our m inds can do their work and guide us rig htly in this life
C la r ifie s M ill
only when they cease to concentrate exclusively and p a in fu lly on our
tinivers«* as an object, and begin rather to recognize, to experience and to
“ It is a protest a g ain st w h a t he
respond to the action in it of the subject i.e., to recognize and respond
C O N T IN U E D F R O M P A G E I
counts to be the ty ra n n y of the
to the spirit in the world which is God ’*
By Gunker
m a jo r ity over the in d iv id u a l,” said
It looks as though we have b e e n 'l'1'300
° f “The Messiah" at Wa- Mr. W illia m R a n e y in his freshg rante d a reprieve by the petition-.tertow n. Sturgeon B ay and tw icc m a n studies lecture ab out Jo h n
From the Editorial Board
era tor. low an d behold h e re’s the w ith L t v m c e
choir at A p .'S t u a r t M ill's book " O n L ib e r ty " on
c o lu m n again. O u r head is still at*
v N o v em be r 10. “ M ill feels th at the
tached to the rest of our body so P*cton. She has also appeared as m a jo r ity has no rig ht to im pose
F in a n c ia l D e fic its D e m a n d
w e'll continue to plug aw ay,
If soloist in D u Bois’ “Seven
Last its ideas on the m in o rity .”
you don’t like this co lu m n
then Words of C hrist” and F aure.g ..R e q .
M r. R aney gave some of the
don t read any further. G o on back
„ w,
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Miss S ch u m an n has hig hlig hts of the w rite r’s life, pointto the front page. Nobody is forcing ulom Mass
T h a t N a m e B a n d b e S a c r ific e d
.
.. .
,
„,eT™,Ti*ng out ^ a t M ill h a d a very in ­
you to read it.
appeared over M ilw au k e e s W T M J tensified in tellectu al education be­
C o n s id e r in g th e f in a n c ia l p r o b le m s of th e E x e c u tiv e c o m m itte e ,
( onsidering the attendance at the on "S ta rrin g Y ou n g W isconsin Art- ginn in g at an e arly age. W hen he
U w o u ld be a fo o lish m is ta k e to h a v e a n a m e b a n d a t l^ t w io u c c 4anc*e last S aturday n ig ht, we m ay ists” series.
was three years old M ill
began
assurne that either L aw rence has
studying G reek and was w ritin g
fo i this y e a r ’s p ro m . T he u n io n faces a d e fic it o f fo u rte e n h u n d r e d a n u m b e r of co nfirm e d spinsters
M uriel E ng elland H oile has also lea rn ed reviews in his late teens.
d o lla r s a n d th e L a w r e n t tan faces one o f sev e ral h u n d r e d d o lla rs .
or that the de ar young m a id s are appeared in previous perform ances
A fter the brief
auto bio graphy,
Is it w o rth fifte e n h u n d r e d d o lla r s to fla tte r o u r egos w ith a n a m e
s^-v .to *rv
date the m e n
* “The Messiah*'
In 1945 Mrs. M r. R an e y ex plaine d M ill’s views
that the m a jo r ity should honor the
b a n d ’’ Is it w o r th a fo u r o r fiv e d o lla r s p e r co u p le for th e m u s ic o f ^¡¿,|e'"^perhaps** th e "1 m e n ° 1,l<
on* Hoile, studying at J u illia r d w ith
opinion of the m in o rity . Illu s tr a t­
a second ra te n a m e b a n d w h e n w e c o u ld h a v e the first rate m u s ic ca m p u s are not w orth dating. We Rosalie M ille r, em inent voice teach ing others that agreed w ith M ill’s
of G e o rg e K n ig h t or O r v ille B a th k e ?
.| th <n*. r n T a in,i i v*
vr v si the
m v. tv
a VIIIry
tn
ii L
uu
i ik v
i u ral
i cxi views on u tilita ria n is m , M r. R a n e y
w” ° y
er,i won
K ath
ong
C iho
a
m an
W e feci th a t s tu d e n t o p in io n has s h ifte d since last s p rin g . N o h e a rts J were a im oat broken 'w h * n *cholarship to sing and study in the said M ill also felt that
should be free in his actions p ro ­
W o r th w h ile s tu d e n t p ro je cts s h o u ld be sac rifice d u n t il an a tte m p t they realized th a t they h a d
not: chorus of the M etropolitan opera,
vid in g he h a rm s no one but h im ­
t>'en “ d a ted” for the Sadie Haw- i She is contralto soloist w ith thc self.
h a s been m a d e by th e S o c ia l c o m m itte e to r e e v a lu a te th is chang e.
k m ’s day dance. Some of the loud-|
er sobs were audible all the »vay choir of the First Presbyterian
across the cam pus. P e rh aps
th e 'ch u rc h of Neenah, w hich appears
Is t h e P r o m i s e d L i g h t W a n t e d
m a le section of the student bod>, *weekly over the air.
Inow that they know the fueling of
From: Mr. Brubaker
Mr. Harder, new faculty m em ber
.not hav ing a date to a dance, w ill
Students w ishing to s u b m it m a ­
To: The editors of the I.awrentian
(perhaps b r e a k
down
a n d , ° f the conservatory, has already
terial
i . «n n m u
i.t ........ R° out
the girls a little ofte ne rJd isplaye d his voice and ab ility in te
rial for pu b licatio n in the Con“ C a n y o u an sw e r m e thU** W liv it.»
O
I
.,
C, n,< to l h r h l,r a r v The n u m b e r o f 'p i n n e d ' w om en a l his recital o t N ovem ber 7. He has ‘ H butor should do so before the
in bro ad d a y ilig hit,
t. p u ll ,aw
. . « w » tt,.u
io se lfo
o rrty
iy the dance far outn um be re d those been a m em ber of the Chicago w
-,i^ eac^line on Tuesday, D e cem
_______
d o w„..
n the .shades
a n d tmu rmn on u
those
C iv b er 7.
W att b u lb s - a n d leave th e m b u r n in g w h e n th e y le a v e th e ca rre ls wh‘> had not as yet reached that ic O pera C o m pany chorus and has A ny *orrn oi creative w ritin g w ill
to go to class?"
desireable. or undesireablo, status, been a frequent soloist in operatic ^ • cons*<*cre<* *or Publication, and
w riters are re m in d e d that m a te r ia l
Mr.
Brubaker’s
(mint
is
well
taken.
However,
should
all
students
«
^ s7 does
* ^
f * * include
fnViIii. W"¡Tough concerts’ and oratono3p rin ted in the C o ntrib u tor is still
.
..
..
dorm
not
be punished because of carelcHsne.ss of the few?” If you are going to green leafy vegetables.
eligible for entry in the A le xand er
R eid or Hicks contests in the
The b a nd at the dance was a
have lights in the carrels at all. why not have good one»?
good one, but as fa r as the students
ft spring.
Any m e m b e r of the C o ntrib u tor
wrere concerned, a juk e dox w ould j
Publishes »very Friday d u r in g the col sta if w ill
happy to answ er queshave done ju s t as well. Very few
Letters to the Editor—
people. if any, gave the m u s ic a n s 1
e * r e p t v a ca tio ns by the Ijiw - tions about the C o ntrib u to r or to
any enco urage m ent by a p p la u d in g '
A p p le to n !
#i L*wr*“e*.receive m anuscripts. The m e m b e rs
them at the end of a nu m b er. Th*>j
'
'
¡of the staff are: editor, E lizab e tn
q u ality of the m u sic at a dance is
**»*• F orster; associate editors,
Mauratm ost directly proportional to the . wiv,
u i ' M arc
a rch
3.P *ut°s!
Jo h n E gan, S hirley
.......
u n d e r th e a r t of
h 3,
IK iï. i®e B row n,
Nancy K ingsbury,
am o u n t of applause given at the] P rin te d by the Post P u b lis h in g c o m p a n y , jHansen,
and
S u b s c rip tio n rates •re, Jo a n Teuscner.
end of each num ber. T here’s noth A p p lr to n , W is.
V!.:>0 pear year. M .'S per semester.
| The first issue of this
y e a r’s
ing h a r m fu l about beating
one’s,
....
S h irle y H anson C o ntrib utor w ill be d istribute d at
Nov. 14, 194H W alter m e a n t his statem e nt to be hands together. In fact, it is really i E***or-lii-chief
P h o n e 3-9102
D e ar Kditor:
the end of Ja n u a r y .
m erely
reply.
Let us pre-* »^VtlH
quite lit.
healthful
since
increases,
•
•' a tactful
---- ‘ ' r V
*
U lklU U l i1lll\
V- it
n u s in e sa m a n ag*v
e r■ ........... Donald R ro w n
t.ast week, we L aw re ntians were »sum e that
ad
blood 111
circulation.
»••s.«» the college <
i vim
(11inistrate
1111>t Till- the
lilt U1UUU
vUliulUn.
subjected to a letter in thisi paper ion is in fav or of its present segreB ro kaw is in the m id st of an
by .i student who seemed both star- gated en rollm en t.
up rising . The fellows
that
exist: Managing editor ................. Kuissel F ills
tied and disgusted alH,ut the treat-; O h yes, but then we are told that (just barely, according to reports» N ew s edito r ........................ K
ob
be
rrrt S tra n d
Ro
m ent of Negroes in Appleton. Miss race segregation is “ non-Christian” over there are feeling the p
re ssu re ‘ C o p y edito r ............................ Gail O u tla n d
pressure
W
illia
m Dresser
K eller, the w riter, seem ed upset and “ non-dcniocratic" To this we of an a d m in is tra tiv e g o vernm e nt
*ait«r
A11 S ain ts’ episcopal church w ill
A n n e H ughes
when she le a rn e d that eating plac- reply that
m onopolies,
po litica l and they don't like it. (A n d that's F e a tu re e d ito r .
M o n a Jung be the scene of the a n n u a l Thankses in this locality were reluctant to, m achines and
host of other puttin g it m ild ly ) O ur latest com-1S p o rts edito r
w u iia m D o n a ld Igiving vesper service to be held
T o b e E x p e r ie n c e d , N o t P r o v e n
O u ts id e
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1
December 5 Will
Bring Messiah
To Lawrentians
Contributor Copy
Due on December 7
tétì
Business Requires Policy
O i Racial Segregation
Sunday Vespers at
Episcopal Church
Let us hope that the high levels
ta b lish e d by m e n who desire
to of life can be m a in ta in e d in this
m a k e m oney. N egro trad e
cuts are a ; by the residents of Appleton
dow n on their business fro m others, in keeping Negroes out of the city.
Thus, these m en are right in favor-¡by the businessm en of Appleton in
in g a com pletely non N egro client- not accepting Negro patro nage an d
el. It seems to m e that these busi* by the college a d m in is tra tio n
in
nesses should be allow ed to use holding to their 101 y e ar old tradith e ir ow n discretion on this m atte r, tion of not accepting Negroes.
rencc
would
reply
Of the college restrictin g their e n ­
rollment. Let us hope that Mr.
Sincerely,
RF.
ent C hristian association, the L u th ­
too. They report that they are c u r ­
B I S IN IS S ST AFF
eran Student association an d
the
business
sed w ith a fem ale prow ler every
M ethodist Y outh fellow ship. E a c h
o bert lla n ls c h
m o rn in g w ho does not take
the cirenUUon m a n a g e r . . n a r ba ra G r n r ic h of the three groups w ill have
a
in hab itan ts m odesty into account.
representative in the service. L ila
The residents there
are
ra th e r!v io u s that this co lu m n is
being r ^ u S chm idt w ill represent the L S A .
proud of their new screen door that w ritte n from the view point of an D ick
T hackeray w ill
represent
lias ju st been put up. Since a ll the in d iv id u a l. We have never cla im e d M Y F and C arol L eichsenring w ill
flics an
insects outdoors to express the views of an y individ- be SCA s representative!
— da other -----have either gone south or
have u a l sorority or fratern ity.
Since! The p ro g ram w ill includo
the
w elcom e accordNote to Phi K appa Tau:
T au do not necessarily reflect the ing to R osalie Keller, head of the
We thought that it was quite ob-| views of G u n k e r I
Iworship commission of SCA.