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LOCK HAVEN, PA., WPDNESL>A\, APRIL 3, 1946

V(,!. 22

No. 7

K»&:^r?Ki;V......i:.25t,iai^

Sophomores Sponsors Second Major Production ei
Donald Carruthers
Spring Forma!
Year Prodeced by Pia er^
OpeBs Service Fund Drive
Peggy Swope Portrays Lead
The

two

This

Class Elects
Officers and
Plans Picnic

week

Fund
on

drive

iVIarjorie

ior

(Uaaa

Lir.

held

Bossert

tic

aid

in

class

at

on

bas

• if

Kitty

Koal

siccev.d

Mr.

and

as

a

has

asked

of

the

The
ed

class

to

Class

term

Offices

of '46 a i . d ' 4 7 :
Vice

half

Max

ot

carry

out

drlvea

the

achool

The

ack;

Secretary,

Treasurer,
Council

Marlon

John

rtepresentatlves,

Bossert

and

Bucknell

'i'he

class

will

picnic

soon

pfter

enas

in

April.

vising t r u c k s
tor

The

suggestion
filled

were

appointed
and

Kach
vite

met

member
one

for

of

the

class

In

In-

and

of

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;ind

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ti

froi 1 'Vie

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held
N. T .

in

P ' It.

Kelly,

needy
three

KOVerirn^'nt

of

one

of

that

for

the

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to

now

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gave

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in

on

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on

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short

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speakers

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a

a

boat

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with

staff.

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meeting

in

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of
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club

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to

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past

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and

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surpass

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give

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on

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meeting
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Friday,

Atomic

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books

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instructor

subject

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each

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deal-

Cr,i'.'::tl;er;:.

the
News

Minnie

Club

non-l'if<'tion

all
to

for

n-Kular

home

authors
year.

recent

lat-ns.

cent

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Drungold.

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noit

the

was

support
at

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opinion

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were

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which

s

Kiveii

too
keep

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and

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with

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c'lar^'-

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dis-

achool.

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first

discussions

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Chapel,

outside'

freely

la

"ora,

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to

Harry
C. W h i t e
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It

Young).

to

re-

pf r p o n
who

Susan

close

about

science.

15th.

the

'"o

Kd-

William

will

of

English

con^"'usus

should,

lUh"!'

In

modern

In

tier;

r.ipv'

the

,
privileged

were

programs

with

talk

John-

far

contributing

student

suggested

the

alliance

whol'-bearted

•ll ' ' ' 1

News

Thursday,

favoring

issii'^.

Cur\^ e n s s i ' l e .

room.

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cussions

and

the

held

VMC.A

Haven

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in

two

ing

cooper.it'on

advisors

and

students

March,

asaistant

Lorigan.

and

of

discussion

(1 I'li'an.iiini
al.-ai

hear

of

is

Clark^

her

Betty

Pa,,

month

who

God

Europe

Zimmerman)

become

voluntary

achievement

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her

by

daughter

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to

ing

Swope),

to

of
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directed

and

converting

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director,

production

from

her

dir-

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movement.

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essays

ll
reuillatioli.J

college

magazine

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edited

literary

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to

Modern Science
Program Themes

publication

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poems,

students

Thia

Fur-

annual

college
basis.

board.

Lock

gious

tlie

dtipartment

husband

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by

Thornton,

pi'esented

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(Carolyn

and

of

of

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Haven

Thornton

America

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Miss Peggy Swope

Club,

and

Cath-

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to

agreeable

A i l e g r a

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Mary

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Fred

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College
of

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were

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we

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represented.

her

<':\tra-eiii'!'iciilar

ties

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sucli

account

published

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Room,

Susan,

undi:'r

year

Funtily

around

turns

Clean-up,

Doorkeeper,

Miss

Players,

of

Loek

student

club

story

the

o'clock

Helen

major

College

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editor

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Ethel

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the

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Jean

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copies

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of

to

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interest-

Mary

is

Badick.

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of

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The

In-

staged

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College.

and

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be

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Club

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affair

will

North.

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was

the

and

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ution

Me<:'ting.

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in

relief

a-

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last

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to

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Churches.

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for

announced

the

November

During

Motel

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the

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to

Toung,

Paul

bulletin

lattice-

the

the

Betty Clark Edits
Student Literary Work
THF CRUCIBLE

the

disci .'-.-"oiis

hfia

T.

portray-

of

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store

with

Juan

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Council

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on

on

in

at

Miss

college,

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will

c;ofl

Misa M a r t h a
is

are

of

head
the

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drive

"Caledonia"

committees

been

man."

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ious

fr

the

and

vocalist

old

Music,

Nancy

Mary

and

Sclacca.
negro

tiiKi

ection

I'.aehei

April

Teachers

Slmaii

the

style

Furniture,

drive

Chairman,

Protestant

under

eveniuM,

l.iraiiiatics

State

Central

Uoil,

comedy,

auditorium

th"

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hear.

Reighard;

Founda-

repreaenting

are

of

lege

flowers.

Curran;

per-

WSSF

studenta

un-

direc-

committee

announcements

posted

Is

administers

S

music.

Sammy

spacioi-is

Betty

student

mill

ihree-act

William-

around

they

Spring

clude,

Moyer.

WSSF

and

the

assembly

Oelberman,

The

ther

of

Kratzer^

rtaymond

the

Carruthers

Gottshall,

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ealon-'

from
of

the

decorations

Various
have

on
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the

held

band

to

and

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sh''

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by

lib-

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the

ing
work

similar

Minister

out

Betty

through

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for

to

A.

the

carry

spon-

social

Karles

rendering

Lavish

WSSF

It

Carruthers

as

moat-eagerly

top-notch

something

one

formally

nt

be

the

of
a

whose

College.

Marian

and

29th

eve-

Gym

neigh-

had

opened

over

did

class

the

furnishing

Conkey;

•West

Kitty

olic

Hiith

have

regular

orsanlzatlon

Cnn^'cienie Delegates
Re i ^rt

the
the

addressed

State

Rrnest

picnic

guest.

of
In

will

direction

Am-

needed

on

Pennsylvania,

In

contribute

work

Rev.

the

In

ran,

en-

may

will

the

the

event

outstanding

Campus

Holland,

Donald

the

Rockey,

refreahrnents.

the

this,

12, w i t h

sport

atu-

students

in

Sophomore

JJaneing

is

Belgium,

March

of

are

('oiumitteea

to choose

arrange

our

26,

in

Friday

Friday

til

funds.

Members

hay

with

approval.

on

help

colleges

The

plan

of

with

as

Formal

be h e l d

dar.

people,

well

Students

Rev.

tion

vacation

transportation

site

Marjorie

tor

out-door

Tliei"

the
for

iiwuited

money

ten

.$2,000,000

College

body
iod.

an

the

Including

campaign

State

Student

E.;i:Lei

partly

thuaiastic

Di-

Young.

hold

The
The

is e x p e c t i d t h a t

the

for

Friday,

Kratzer;

Solensky;

5tb.
».-)00.

with
sor

Program,

Jesse

Carrie

It

the

year.

elect-

President,

of

will

countrh s

students

when
Lyons;

as

to

Greece,

erican

as

mem-

President,

Is

every

raised

other

France.

were

for

April
n-it

faculty

used

boring

persons

drive

raising

for

money

China
and

group.

following

committee

the

Spring

will

April

feature

bo

this
ber

leadership

aolicitation.

solicitor

will

Carry

non-official

a

fo

of

peraonal

eightien

The

Bossert

and

been

method

The

social

Mr.

activity

the

girls,

haa

iiicliidiUK

major

ning,

• tents.

22.

11)1 H.

Invite

advisor,

continue

nnd

since

to

class

Service

the

throuKli

that

'Ul '

enthusiaa-

business

to

faculty

an

is

Jun-

March

and

continue

Student

Under

Kelly

feilows

Mr.

as

special

been

niany

voted

March,

a

Friday,

functions

clasa

presented

resignation

advisor

meetii.g

to

Bossert

Bossert'.s

is

Campus.

a in
Max

VNoild

li'iat

years,

'-' d

liealfh

the
c o adand

ptourani.

til"

''"If

lh;.t

u \ : "iia i>i "• i

was

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' l.'i '.s
to

cerry

out

THE

THE COLLEGE TIMES
STAFF
B<litoi-

hy

Marian Kratzer,
Miriam Niemond

AdrertL-iing Manager

Myrtle Stabler

Business Manager

Frances Kilsdonk

Sports Editor

••

D o n Solida

Student Council Representative

Audrey N e u h a r d

Reporters—Mary Yerkes, M a r y Louise Conkey, Edna Kniffin, Martha
Morancik, Jane Thomas, Dorothy Heston, LeJune Pier, Gloria H a g e r ,
Jean Murphy, Carolyn Carpenter, Bette Sentelik, Phyllis Brumbaugh.
Re-Writers—Faye Bronson, Helen Baieroski
Acceptance for malllngr are spealal rate* of postagro provided for tn
Section 1103, Aet of October S^ 1917, authorised J u n e S, 182J.
Hntered a» Second Class mattef Noyembsr 6, 1»28. a t the Po»t Office
ftt liOek Haven Penna., under the Act of H«roh S, 187f.

The
Now
that
our
Haster
vacation
is j u s t a r o u n d t h e c o r n e r , w e w i l l
h a v e s o m e s p a r e t i m e to c a t c h
up
on our reading. H e r e are the latest
books added to the lending library.

EDITORIAL
Easter! Yes Easter 1946 is less than a month away. It seems so fitting that Easter, the symbol of new life and hope should come in the
nature

.
:s

, , .
shaking

re
oft

1
the

1
last

.
vestiges

f
ot

•
winter,

we

too

star

of

the

shauld emerge from its sluggishness with new zest for living. Call it
^w«reness, if you please.

,

During these busy days, we are apt to be aware of only the trifles
that bother us from hour to hour. W e forget about the greater needs of
fellow men. W h e t h e r we are aware of it ot not, students just like our-

selvei in Europe and Asia are hungry and without adequate books, pencils,
and othsr supplies. In China, students have been forced to use handwritten
textbooks.

.Sehmitt's U m i d
(he
King—This
is
a
surpassing
and
fascinatinK
p o r t r a y a l oi' a m a n o f g r e a t d e e d . s .
F r o m t h e p a g e s of D a v b l t h e
KInjj
emerges a living cbaraeter
whose
a m b i t i o n a n d r o b u s t d e e d s of v a l o r ,
whose engros.sment in earthly love
"hose
seeking after
divine
guiduiice, w h o s e w h o l e stor.v is o n e of
the
most
excitingand
ineredible
e v e r t o l d . H e r e i s a. p o i t r a i t
made
id a n d

4
i-.-itli'-r

li.at c a n

wc

do

about

it?

Give. But

you say, " W e

have no

forceliil

fitivid bea man
bl-en t h i n ; ; - - w i t h u s .
than
n
f.
historienl

The

.imount

^an

srii'.leiit

of

money

wiil

spent

.':upply

the

per

week

notebooks

for
and

pleasure
p.tper

tlie

not

money."
Tirti'd

'••••:•'.

Heston

by

lr

ll '

t"f

you

upon

of

ISnsnn

April

5. T o u

many

times

the

the
and

can

audience,

polished
f;<>d

never

Teach

mering
quite
to

a

Teach

roving

piece

polish,

ed

for

every

Bucknell.

telling
the

he

know

"Air

glim-

really

had

furniture
she

want-

back

stage

"when

Corps".

one. ."How

rub

that

time

of

how

to

of

was

the story

Army

new
a

effect.

pro-

Friday,

had

across the play to o b t a i n

I was

(He

I Learned

In

has

to

a

Lasso

Calf").
Peg

Swope,

ning

and

derful

spend

they

a

Tou

on.

kids

her

to paint

painting

on

other

Terkes

was
a

one

of
me

Miss

the

eould

know-

what

dr.v

paint
her

.Tames
gaged

but

to

brush

in

b.v

was

either

memorizing-

pl.'i >•

>r

too

in
I

waving

liei-

iiand

to

look.

busii\He

lines

nil

(she
Allss

believe

and

scenery.
the

tbe

found

professional

paint

1

was

Bodle

"I

of

enwas
the

to

V a r c h 12, S i g m a S i g m a S i g m a i n itiated the followng members
Into
the
sorority;
Dorothy
Fletcher,
Genevieve Arseniu, Gwen
Kephart
and Doris
Montressor.

ll.inu-.

PI KAPPA SIGMA
On F r i d a y , M a r c h 1H. t h e P I K a p s
welcomed eight new members
into
the
sorority
by
a simple
ribbon
pledK'in.n- c e r e m o n y . T h e n e w
pledges a r e ; Helen Day, Virginiji G u n sallus
Lucille
Callahan,
IVIarjorie
Cook, M a r y Louise Stevens,
Phyllis
.Seehrist,
Larue
Hiuchecliffe
and
Jeanne Remick. The girls will
be
formally pledged on Friday, March
29.
The
Pi
Kaps
are
still
selling
barbecued h a m b u r g e r s on Thursday
e v e n i n g s a n d -will c o n t i n u e t o d o s o
throughout
the
remainder
of
the
.semester.
V

\-' !'>• 1- -ail-

ALPHA SIGMA TAU

the

required

During
the
weekend
of
March
15-17, Mrs. N. B. M c K e e , a r e p r e s e n t a t i v e of M i s s M a b e l L e e
Walton, National president, w a s a visitor
of
Sigma
Sigma
Sigma.
She
w a n t e d to "see" and "live" as
the
s o r o r i t y girls do. F r i d a y n i g h t s h e
enjoyed "Open House" and
if
you
were
at
the
square
dance,
you
would
have seen her
pouring
the
punch.
Saturday
morning
Mr.s.
Mcllee
and the Tri-Signias toured the c a m pus g r o u n d s . In t h e a f t e r n o o n
the
girls
had
Individual
conferences
with
her
about
the sorority
and
t h e i r p a r t In s o r o r i t y l i f e .
The group attended a movie part y In t h e e v e n i n g , f o l l o w e d
by
a
social h o u r In the sorority
rooms.
Mrs.
McRee offered
many
inspiring ideas and plans for the c o m i n g
year.
At the last business meeting
off i c e r s of 1946-47 w e r e e l e c t e d . T h e y
are:
President—Mary Curran; Vicepresident—Gwen
Kephart;
Recording
secretary—Myrtle
Stabler;
Corresponding secretary—
Dorothy
Fletcher;
Treasurer—
Genevieve
Arseniu and
t h e c h a i r m e n of
tha
following committees, Triangle correspondence—
Caroline
Banghart;
Directory—Helen King, Social Service—Doris
Montressor.

kill

when

There

i-nean"

that
.Peet

to

the

people,

be

saying

you

wall..

dignity).

always

chit-chat

up

effect

flat

Patricia

some

the

backstage

for

so
to

date

trylnw:

white

evening-.

painter

paid

night
on

hug's

name

serious
got

offered

tbe

Mar.v

another

lovely

really

flowers

on

heard

those

she

white

there

friend.

sure

had

to

.Susan

Zimmerman

of

just

get—had

of

Saturday

too

Jack
Is

probably

that

little

not

months

part...

were

It. N a n c y

enthusiastic

^ive

won-

male

all

painting

The

about

a

eve-

a

there

The

darling,

the

Bodle

the

with

couldn't

have

about

I am

of
had

lines

claimed

hours

kissing

bring

play,

her

Jack

part

sets.

lady

the

time for the p a s t two

Jones.
one

the

of

rehearsing

Unborn

This book deserves the word
"fasc i n a t i n g " . In t h e d i s t a n t e p o c h
In
w h i c h t h i s b o o k is l a i d , t h e p e o p l e
t r y to call u p to t h e s p i r i t s of t h e
dead; and the spirit they call
up
i s t h a t of ' W e r f e l h i m s e l f , w h o
by
t h a t t l n i e ^ of c o u r s e , h a s b e e n d e a d
for
ten
thousand
years.
If
you
eally
wish
your
flesh
to
creep,
read about this s u b s t i t u t e for d e a t h
.Star of t b e I ' n b o r n is p u r e d e l i g h t
to all t h o a e w h o l i k e t o w a t c h
the
f....^. p , „ j . ^j c r e a t i v e
fantasy.

of

gaze

duction

left

our

Dorothy

eyes

will

'I'he K e n n e t h
Roberts
Itcadcr.—
T h i s is a b o o k of s e l e c t i o n s
from
Kenneth Roberts' novels and essays
filled
with
drama,
action,
humor,
a n d s a t i r e . I n c l u d e d In t h e s e
twenty-six
excerpts
are
vivid
scenes
and
episodes
from
those
great
novels, North-west
Passage,
Oliver
WIswell,
and
Arnndel. There
are
also
amusing
biting
essays
from
Trending
Into
Maine
and
Por
Authora Only, as well as a c h a p t e r
warranted
to
bring
tears
to
the
e y e s of a n y o n e — d o c t o r , n u r s e ,
or
patient—who has ever been
in
a
h o s p i t a l a n y w h e r e . T h i s la a
book
for all who enjoy good
absorbing
writing'.
Werfel's

spring.

by

Sentelik

iSBfl

SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA

George Barnes, Betty Lorigan

Circulation Managers

, „ „ .,
While

Bette

Sororities

DRAMA
CORNER

KEYS - - - to the
- TREASUPtY

Minnie Belt

Associate Editors

COLLEGE TIMES

A'lllohiowrniih.v

<>f

^V'llitlN!

for

by one
ial

Iitt! -,

Woii'.l

Student

Service

Fund

to

hei p

oar

Tcilo'iv
' "al
"tal l ' l " il
iiie
to
mi' 1 n o p
Ml I h e w hie k a t the
r i i h p o i d, o r
so jially
IWOl'l
l.

»tu.^,•

-

Why
;ifux
))

Kr

not
have

reach

hands

across

shared

with our

the

world

brithers

to

can we

.lid
realize

baiter—LIFE!

our
the

neighbors?
full

Only

significance
• ,

tlii'ii'
friends.
,\ii.
l.'il.'.'ith
t l i ' i r diL;-nit>' t o s i i o i i
ii-i.lii'lle r t'l'oiii ,1 iii'iLi-hhiir,
liierelAplai-e th.' eaii on t l i "
id i l l n i p
n n i t . ' i ' h i ^ u s l i . ' i l l y l.i-.'.'
up
th"
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ilia
ilojith:
WiUl^M' l e n :tfU"
:
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r u l .-it'i'- "
'I'lit-« , . 'li..'!',. I
SI I, "1)1.'I..
-ith
fl' H
'UK
SIHC " til till
111
my
splk.'S.
Wlii
'h d o e s n ' t
create
furjr
at
all
wliieli
iioiiody
eol ' t s e u e y
i l l , lii-i'itii.-'e \ ' . - l i a t
I-'IJ- 'S a lie lit
shoes
for
n eed
does
SaUy Davis
anyway?
Little
proliationei's
liad
quietly
a r o t n d t h e i f r o o m s on little
bare
feet, f r o m t.'M Imok. to n o t e b o o k ,
to
tj'P''"i-ilei.
tud
liai'k
to
text
b o o k :»Maiti. -\ii(i u l i e n q u i e t
hours
are •ver, little jirobationers a r e so
used to being quiet t h a t t h e y
go
r i g h t o n hein.i-'" q u i e t . T h a t i s , w i t h
o«e
exception,
the
Sackett
resideiiae. S a c k e t t ' s
room
is
directly
oviT
the
Dean's
apartment^
and
wfcen t h e P l a n d e c i d e s to h a v e a n
important
meeting
of
Important
ji'o'ilt at an i m p o r t a n t time, somebody
aiwa.N.-^ s l a i ' L a o p e n i n g
cans
up
in
Sackett's
room.
Now
the
third floor girls open cans
dlffere»tly
than
anyone
else
In
the
w h o l e d o r m i t o r y . T h i r d floor
girls
a r e n o t t h e l . \ i i ' ' o f :-'.ii-ls w h ' .
are
continually
b o r r o w i n g liiing.'j
from

.11

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i n ; . I " . . I l l ' (111 1 l a ' i i n l ;

i.lli'l-.
W-llo
li\-"
!l".\t
dour.
1 l " i - ill. a '--ill h a s g o t t o e n t t o
l i \ e a l d t o ojit-n c a n s t o e.'it.
-\n«l f o o d h a s \ v o n t l i e w a r
. \ n d fl o d w i l l k e i - u t h e p e a c e
.\nd t h e g i r l s on t h i r d floor .ire
starving
L i k e t h e c h i l d r e n a r e stui'\'ing in
i Il-eece.
' i ' h e . t i t l e of t h e a b o v e i.s " P a s s
llie B i s q u i t s
M i r a n d y " or " R u n
to
( ' . C. f o r ^Te, J T a b e l , I ' m o n
Probation .\b-self."
(In M ' i ' o n d f l o o r t h e g i r l s
spend
their half h o u r b r e a k from
studyiuK b y s i t t i n g In t h e i r r o o m s , l i k e
I'lrdiiiand. .smellug roses, a n d
that
ain't no bull. J u a n Yon a n d
Virginia Baugher have
provided
tho
roses this month, and Marty
Badi e k a n d B e t t y H a n k a .'^oothe w e a r y
m i n d s by p l a y i n g their latest Spilte
.fones
g e m . . . . "The
Danube
Ain't
Blue. It's Green."
O n l y t i l i n g n e w o n f i i ' s t f l o o r i.s
another sign on a door "Barge Inn
and
.Speak".
Living
behind
that
d o o r Is
Guess!
Bye from m e (Pier) and me
(Whits)

.'it ill fi-i
ii-iil livil
'•-...•r t i l . '
I,'•!:•;
VlrK'inia .Sii.-i!'.
sent
fill- V . r k i ,'-' ll. a d
th"
1:^
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lliehai'.l
.ill.ill
if a
l i i i u l i t Vi
' i t i o n s nil l-e- "a.'.'t t o w a r d 1 1 " :
i-\"ii on
H.\ niii^.o:i
till w o r d s :
•All . \ l i i ' I ' i e a i i ol' t h e I'la y ' \
tn.-ii a n d
hi.« f
.\l bill, W e s t " .
him every niRht
A H I I K I ttKy
of
l.i^ht
\ errj*'
l''n.\-i' Tli'oii.'^i .11
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l.niii.s
Kronen
bor^.'
r h e 1 1 "lyiim'
out
1 of
m e r r y q u i p s a n d s a t i r i c a l idi
i t h j - . . . .riiid
i.-h is r- .'id,\t l .'
worlds
I orenio.'.it
pints
ai'ii.'^liiim- t-Lih.
• ; a l h " i - i i l l o K ' " t h i - r in i l n - v i . l i i i i i " of
al'

v i l s " . 'i'ill' s j i o n t a iK'OUs u a i i ' t i " ; * of
.Slialii s p i a i - " . I iiiiiitli>- i ' l l ' k " ! ' . I ' o l i " .
( i i . ' i ' i i ,\'a; ll, l l i l i i a .St. ' X ' i n e e n t j \ l i l la.\-. a m i s e o r e s o f n t h i i s a r e i n a
h o o k t h a t i i i o c k . s a t .'^oh'iiiiiit.v a n d
hanishi's the sober mood.
F s i i i i o u s («lioNt S t o r i e M , e d i t e d
by
l i e n n e t t A . d-rf—Jn
the heart
of
b u i u a i i lieinpTs, n o m a t t e r h o w
ratlon.'il t h e r e l u l ' k s a f a s c i n a t i o n f o r
t h e w e i r d and occult. In this hook,
Bennett
Cerf
has
Included
suah
elassles
of
the
supernatural
as
"Tbe
Beckoniim'
i''aii' O n e " ,
"The
M e l l o w s " " T l i e . S u p p e r of E l s i n o r e " ,
a n d o t h e r s t h a t will excite you.
<;r<*Ht IMoileri* S h o r t S O i r l c M , e d i t ed
by B e n n e t
A.
Corf—The
tales
selected for this v o l u m e
reprsents
t h e m o s t n o t a b l e w o r k s of f i v e E n glish a n d seven .Vnierican
masters
of
the
short-story
fonn:
Joseph
Conrad, John Galsworthy,
Katheri n e M a n s f i e l d , P e a r l S. B u c k , J o h n
Steinbeck and others.

1'

pus,

hoiir

,-i.ft d l
14 11111. t r
lell-l
nny
bin"
-I'll i l y
sent
111"
n. w h e n
he first
C h a r l i ' S .Manit.'
eritic \
.ll i s \\ i f e .

tl.-r
slart

hii'i'vthat

Naturalists Elect
And Initiate
Election
of
offieeis
and
votinw
on n e w m e m b e r s topped the busin e s s of t h e N a t u r a l i s t c l u b a t
its
regular meeting on Mnrrh
2flth.
Kenneth
Stine,
Biglerville,
Pa.,
w a s c h o s e n t o K'liide t i l l s e x e l u s i v i '
social orK-anization for t h e eoniing
fall
term.
A'ice-jiresident will be Bni' C o a t e s
Titusville;
Secretary,
V i r g i n i a
Baugher^
Biglerville;
and
;Mary
Bossert
Avis,
Treasurer.
Betty
Tlnnka.
Meadvllle.
will
represent
the
elub
at
tbe
Student
Couneil
meetings.

To be initiated a s m e m b e r s at th.;
next
regular
meeting
will
be
George Barnes, Jim Peet and Leona r d B r i o n , a l l of '\A^llliam.sport, P a . ,
Chet Pfeffer, Altoona; D a v e
Barnhart,
Mt.
Jewett;
Bu.s
Rbaner,
Pottstown;
Jim
Hartle,
Drifting;
These and m a n y other
absorbing
A r d o n M o n s o n , TCano; M i n n i e
Belt.
books will be available for the durjrihaffy;
Prue
Houck,
Alexan^'rla
a t i o n of t h e E a s t e r v a c a t i o n a t
a
and Doris Montressor,
Philipsburg,
f l a t r a t e of t e n c e n t s .
Pa.

ir

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I n i i - i n i ^ til • p.-isl \ V " ' ' k t h r e e p l e d j;...^ WIT.' t a k e n
inte tke
sorority.
'I'h'.i ar.-: . l o a n M n r p h v , K a n e , a n d
.Mar.v ^ ' e ^ k e s a n d . l a n O R o w e r b o t h
o f . S I , n t h AA'ill 1.1 m s p o i ' t .
i;ilil'ou
phduinat.ook
place
on
"lai-i'li i'.Hh
and
the
pin
pledging
...iar.'h :;lKt.
.\riir i'\t"lisive study, the actives
ti.i.l; t h e i r y a r l y a c t i v e t e s t W e d iii'sda.},- e v i - n i n K - , M a r e h 2 7 .
^','itii .^iii'iiiLV a n d a l l i t s
invigorating
weather,
all
A . S. T ' s
are
au-^iotisl.v
looking
ahead
to
the
S p r i n g b a n q u e t to bo hold at
the
Country
Club.
No d e i i n i t e d a t e
this annual affair

Easter

has been
as yet.

set

Greetings

from

FRANCIF/S
Beauty Shop
121 E. Main St.
Lock H a v e n , Pa.
Plione—4250

for

THE COLLEGE TIMES

Cagers Finish With
11 Straight Wins
N o o n e w o u l d h a v e t h o u g h t Coach
Howard Yost could have whipped
t, b a s k e t b a l l t e a m Into s h a p e In so
short a time and come up with
s u c h a b r i l l i a n t record, b a c k In
January, when h i s stars of the
p r e - w a r c o u r t b e g a n to d r i f t into
t h e c o l l e g e for r e g i s t r a t i o n .
But, t h e h u s t l i n g cage mentor
w h o s e h o m e i s In Coatesville^ Pa.,
did j u s t t h a t . F o r , In l o o k i n g o v e r
the record b o o k s , w e find t h a t t h e
E a g l e s e m e r g e d w i t h 12 v i c t o r i e s
a g a i n s t o n e lone defeat, a n d that
a v e n g e d o n t h e o p p o n e n t s ' home
floor.
L o c k H a v e n a m a s s e d a t o t a l of
650 p o i n t s for t h e t h i r t e e n g a m e s
k s a g a i n s t 486 f o r t h e o p p o s i t i o n .
Tbe a v e r a g e s h o w s u p even better.
T o s f s m e n a v e r a g e d 60 p o i n t s p e r
BM C a n t o Ifotea
Important dates are on t h e w a y
for a l l B e l C a n t o s d u r i n g t h e
m o n t h s of April a n d M a y .
On A p r i l 10 t h e r e w i l l be a aolo
r e c i t a l In t h e a u d i t o r i u m . T h o s e
participating
a r e Marie
Bulger,
Tessle
Bartges.
Mary
Katherine
Stern,
Hope
McCartney,
Mary
Yerkes,
Dorothy
Fletcher.
Juan
Yon,
Josephine Lynn
and G w e n
Kephart
and Genevieve
Arseniu
s i n g i n g a duet. A l s o .lease L y o n s
will give a violin solo.

g a m e w h i l e t h e opposition n e t t e d
37.3 a n d a BO-poInt ball olub i s n o t
ID bo o v e r l o o k e d .
Ii'ollowing is Loek H a v e n ' s record
for t h e s e a s o n :
L. H. T. C. 39
MlUersviUe 33
L. H. T. C. 37 . . •West C h e s t e r 38
L H . T. C. 46
K u t z t o w n 35
L. H. T. C. 34
I n d i a n a 33
L. H . T. C. 43 . . . B l o o m s b u r g 31
L. H. T. C. 63
M a n s f i e l d 22
L. H . T. C. 46
Scranton U. 37
L. H . T. C. 70 . . S h i p p e n s b u r g 45
L. H . T. C 68
I n d i a n a 41
L. H. T. C. 57 . . . . M i l l e r s v i l l e 52
L. H. T. C. 66
K u t z t o w n 50
L. H . T C. 28
M a n s f i e l d 26
650
485
L. H . T. C. 44 . . -West C h e s t e r 42
I n t h e Individual s c o r i n g . B i g
P a u l Coront, E d d y s t o n e c e n t e r a n d
a h a r d m a n t o s t o p around t h e
b a s k e t , t o t a l e d 207 p o i n t s a n d a n
e x c e l l e n t 17.3 a v e r a g e per g a m e
T h i s w o u l d no d o u b t h a v o been
higher but for h i s lateness in getting started. In the last
eight
games, he averaged a remarkable
20.3 p o i n t s p e r g a m e .

AquaBelles to Give
Show in Pool, Friday

N e w a n d e n t e r t a i n i n g w i l l be t h e
assembly
program
this
Friday
m o r n i n g for t h e s t u d e n t body w i l l
a s s e m b l e In t h e b l e a c h e r s o v e r l o o k i n g t h e s w i m m i n g pool t o w i t ness a review by the Aqua-Belles,
the college o w n aquatics group u n der t h e d i r e c t i o n of Miss L o r r a i n e
Spikings.
Synchronized s w i m m i n g is t h e
t e c h n i q u e t o be u s e d and a s M i s s
Spikings explains, it involves the
p e r f o r m a n c e s of a l l t h e s t r o k e s a n d
w a t e r s t u n t s t o t h e r h y t h m of
music.
Approximately
25 c o l l e g e
studenta, m o s t l y f r o m t h e p h y s . ed.
department, are in t h e show and
feature the following group leade r s a n d directors, J a n S a c k e t t , B a r
Coates, Frances Kilsdonk, Carolyn
C a r p e n t e r , Marjorie B o s s e r t , B e t t y
Hanka, and Ruth Preston.
T h e A q u a - B e l l e s s h o w is a c o m p a r a t i v e l y n e w t y p e o f wtiter e v e n t
I n d i v i d u a l r e c o r d s of t h e V a r s i t y t o b e held in t h i s p a r t of t h e c o u n players:
try although it is already being
G a m e s F G F F T P A r e . u s e d in s o m e a r e a s o n a c o m p e t i Coront . . . 12 86 35 67 207 17.3 t i v e b a s i s .
Florey
12 48
8 16 104 8.7
V
M c N u l t y . . 12 26 27 36 79 6.6
T i c c o n y . . 5 15
3 10 33
6.6
S h a n e r . . . 13 32 19 27 83
6.1
S e m b e r s . . 12 20 15 28 55 4.5
.Sebaub . . . 11 20
7 12 47 3.8
riogers . . . 7
4
H
r> 11 1..",
A
delightful
banquet
at the
Metzler . .
I>
4
4 14 13
1.2 • D u t c h I n n o n IMarch 22nd, b r o u g h t
Ball
5
1
4
5
6
1.2 t h i s b a s k e t b a l l s e a s o n t o a c l o s e
f o r .Miss i^mlth's h i K b - s e o r i n g s e x tet.
I n v i t a t i o n s iiieluded a l l t b e V a r s i t y i i i e m l i " r s of t h e t-'ani a n d ii^
a d d i t i o n , t h e \s'inninu' i n t r a i i u n a l
siiuad captained hy B a r C a i - d " ' r .
• .O
t . i w e r i t i g s t a r foi-\\-aril o i t ' l . ' v a r -

V?»rsitv Court Sextet
'^n'^s Season with Banquet

Wrestlers Cop M.4.A.A.U, Cro'ra
at F. & M., 135, 145, 191 '

Yosts Ballplayers
At Bloom Teachers
Potter Likely Choice

Trackmen Entered
in the Penn Relays

•With b a s k e t b a l l t u c k e d a w a y i n
t h e record b o o k s . Coach H o w a r d
Y o s t haa t u r n e d t o t h e d i a m o n d
w h e r e h e i s i n t h e m i d s t of e x t e n s i v e drill f o r h i s l a r g e b a s e b a l l
squad and h a s announced that t h e y
will open t h e Spring season a t
B l o o m s b u r g , 'Wednesday, A p r i l 10.
Hia a c e h u r l e r b e f o r e t h e w a r .
Blender M i l t P o t t e r o f •Williamsport,
may g e t the initial pitching a s s i g n ment.
,
Featured among t h e many firstrate p r o s p e c t s a r e t h e T i c c o n y
brothers, G e o r g e a n d J o e , b o t h i n fielders
from
Lewisburg,
Harry
Johnson, catcher from Lewistown,
and B u s Shaner, Pottsto-wn f l r s t sacker.
T h e s c h e d u l e t o d a t e is a s f o l lows:
April 10
B l o o m s b u r g , a-way
April 27
Indiana, h o m e
May 3
'West Chester, a w a y
May 4
Millersville, a w a y
May 8
Indiana, a w a y
May 11
Millersville, home
May 22
Bloomsburg. home
May 25
(Alumni Day.) here
(open a s y e t )

f'M^ Vollev B^ll Teams
Shaping, Badminton Begun
Girls' volleyball a n d badminton
a r e s e t t i n g i n t o t h e full s w i n g of
th'.' e x t n i - e u r r i c u l a r a t h l e t i c s w i t h
prai't ise!«
takin;;place
at
four
ii'el'iel.; on ' r u - s i i i M s for voll.',\-bal 1
.11"' 'i'lii.'i'.'.d;.." a f i i ' i ' i " . .n I'or t h e

Brown Outstanding Miler
Coach H u b e r t J a c k w i l l lift t h e
lid o p e n i n g
Lock
Haven's
1948
track season, when he sends a
t e a m to P h i l a d e l p h i a o n F r i d a y ,
A p r i l 26, to p a r t i c i p a t e in t h e a n nual Penn Relays.
This is quite a step considering
t h a t i t w i l l b e t h e flrst c o m p e t i t i o n
for t h e E a g l e s . T h e i r
scheduled
dual meets all follow this meet
which g i v e s them no c h a n c e to
s h o w t h e i r a b i l i t y p r i o r to t h e
P h l U y affair.
B u t w i t h practice well under w a y
and many stellar trackmen shaping
up. J a c k f e e l s t h a t t h e H a v e n i t e s
w i l l m o r e t h a n hold t h e i r o w n .
Bill
Brown,
Canonsburg
High
School g r a d and l a s t y e a r c h a m p
c r o s s - c o u n t r y runner for O k l a h o m a
A. & M., l o o k s l i k e a real bet f o r
the mile and t w o - m i l e runs. A w e l l c o n d l t i o n e d and conscientious
t r a i n e r . B r o w n is a s e e l e d runner
in a n y c o l l e g e and is o u t to l o w e r
h i s b e s t mile of 4:35. Other d i s t a n t
p r o s p e s t s a r e Fred J a m i s o n a n d
E d d i e M c C l o s k e y of L o c k H a v e n
a n d .John .loni'S of S n o w Shoe.
lieoiK.'
Teuf"!,
star
gridiiian
from .Mt. C a i - n n l , Hay 1 l o i n b r o w s k i .
Brie,
Smokey
Stover,
Williamsp o r t , a n d D e a n Meflee a r . ' . i t s t a n d in.u;' anioiiK' th<' d a s h lie n.
'll till' a i i l i l l ' r.ist i n e e s , .lack h a s
' " V- r i i' 1 .-;,. f ,, r 11 . 1 di.strict
' • "

I L a w r e n c e Udsoii, ('jnvv.vd
1-2, a t
Coniprising
thia
year's
vnr.•lit^W i t h o n l y f o u r m e n e n t e r e d . T h e \ 1 !.-> l b s .
W01-": P a r Hardne-r. .=!nl!y Ziil.l'-r.
L o e k I l a v e u 'I'.'.'i. h e r ' s C o l l e g e c o p .!olici i!ul!iiis, Chartier.-'. I ' l l lb. B e t t y H a n k a , TTi h n e P o r t e r .
ped t h e ,\li,l.ll . . ' t l ' i n t i c A.VU w r e s t - •'"'"-, (l.'.'i.-^ion'd Georg-o G e h h a r d t . j j ; o p , ^ „ y ,
Frances
K'il,«dnii1r.
l i n g chauipiiM'Siiiiis a n d t h r o e i n d i v - S' i.-inton, 3-0, f o l l o w i n g d e c i s i o n s Coate.^, P h i l l^onfilio, rii>-l "
i d u a l c r o i v n s a t I'^rr.nl.-lin a n d ?.lai'- ' V . ' r D a v i d 'Wiley, L a n c a s t e r , (i-0, j i o r i s ?.ron'r ••^•'--o-, C ' T t r n d ' '
s h a l l C.i|l"B-.', L.'in.'a.-.toi', l a s t S a t Wilki s-Bari'i
1 l.'ay a weok.

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tiii'.v ,'ire i/iviti'd to e o m e o u t .
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8, a f t e r p i n n i n g H a y :Markle, H a n o v e r , In 6.13, a n d d e c l s i o n l n g D o n
Shobert,
Philadelphia
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The College Shoe
REPAIR

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THE NEW
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l.i-oiik .School f o r t h e B l i n d .
C ' T i i i n n t o w n , witli tln' .-^rDrc ii^.i.i.
•:i,r..i' of Co'ieh J a c k ' s
m a t m e n ;!-:;. u'ii.-n liis' ri^Jil ,'^IH. {]•]••}• ,u-n \
n d i ' . b I'll"
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t h ' ' teniii t h r o i m h o M t tit
h a d t h e m i s f o r t u n e of rcinjui-\-ing
^lid t h e /in.sli nl' canici';! bulii.^
h ^ a i l i n s s h o u l d e r o r t h e y m i g h t a i u l p r e s s r''j>ro.srntativr.s, Hu bovt
have b a d a n o t h e r title.
JiK^k, tlu' EJIKI'^''^' m e n t o r , wan p r e The champions: from Lock H a v e n sented t h e a t t r a c t i v e trophy, indiT. C. P .
cating- t h e c h a m p i o n s h i p t e a m of
.lohn IMIiiier, C l e a r f i e l d ,
decis- Lock Haven, in ceremonies followEaster Greetings
i..i,"d U i e h a r d C r o u t h a n i e l , ( l . T m a n - ing' t h e t o u r n a m e n t .
t o i v n . 8-ki, a f t e r p i n n i n g E r n e s t Mill e r , H a n o v e r , 3.37, a n d d e e i s i o n i i m
W a l t e r ( I ' l ' o n n e r , Laliea.-iter, H-l
for t b e isr, l b . cro-wn*
'I'« M y A.'i-B'a. Ki'ie.
decisioned
Compl-inients of
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Sporting G o o d s

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April «—2 H i t s

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Senorita from the West
—and—

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The Woman in Green \
Apr. 7-S

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The Town Went Wild
—and—

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The Flyinsr Serpent

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THE COLLEGE TIMES

Campus

Our Daze
liy IMijI llriiMibaiigii

C Ifi a 1 1 e r
hv

' ' l l i i e k n e l l " Votmiif

warn wmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM
fasa
PUOLOUUE
.Miss Illlmeyer—"Music"
Hi, evei-yhody!! Weil
here It Kxcerpts:
in'.. . . .'I'h. u ar is over and I'm hiielt
Ernie Sheasley took advantage of
at my desli writing the .same old "Open House" to visit the girls
trash that I wrote before I left dorm. Too bad you got lost "Ernie"
here to help make the world safe . . . . A n o t h e r little Incident of open
for democracy!
house was the "back of the t r u n k
'Why I am here. I do not know, movement of the boys pictures bebut I have a lot of scores to set- fore the girls came through. Evitle around the campus, so here dently^ Leo hasn't heard the Fable
of the Colonel's daughter, as desgoes!!
pite all words of warning, he perSHORT STUFF
sists In wandering around the halls
Everybody knows that Campus- with Nancy. For this Fable, send a
ology i.s one of the sports that iiave self-addressed envelope and three
been curtailed by the recent pro- "Happy Snacks" box tops to somebation epidemic In the Girls' dorm. body else. .. .Blanche Kline of MadThis should give the girls more In- erias wants to know—"Why walk
centive to s t u d y . . . .After all, the when you can ride?. .. .Grappler
library is not such a good place to Mitch Flegal Is r u n n i n g wild on
hold h a n d s . . . . I f you don't believe the campus again, this tme h e r
me^ ask ".Matt" and "Dottle".
name ia D o r i s . . . . U H. S. T. C. does
Calm, cool, collected^ "Bussy" not have a fully credited breakfast
Shaner seems to like the cute host- club, but they do have a set of
ess of the dining r o o m . . . . What registered coffee drinkers every
this corner would like to know is: p. m. Do you suppose those girls
. . . . D o e s "Bussy" look after "Ish" have a method In their m a d n e s s ? . .
•while Jim i.s home for the weekend, Bernie not only gave up baseball
or does Jim look after her while but he Is also on a milk diet. All
"Bussy" studies?
roads lead to Snowshoe eh! Miss
Joe NapoII, of bulletin board Preston. Smoky Stover bas been a c fame, would like to thank the claimed president of the local
girls' volley ball team that elected Jockeys Union as he Is the only
him captain, but is sorry to inform one in achool ever to win a r a c e . .
them that he must decline since It Lill Luchetta has thrown
her
Interferes with his Bel Cantos crutches away and Is almost ready
p r a c t i s e ! . . .Jim Hartle, the Drift- for dancing a g a i n . . . . The biggest
ing Romeo, has sauntered Into a r g u m e n t In the dorm Is who
Mill ? of late
Tsk, Tsk, to think makes the cutest looking couple—
Tess goes with him, t o o . . . . G i n n y Georgie and Minnie, or Joany and
wants
GunsalluR set a record for short Jimmy. Tessle Bartges
attendance at the "Y" meeting, everyone to know that sh.' has
last week. For further particulars, ivisseri the phase of aoto driving:
send a self-addressed envelope to and now she is in the second phase,
h e r and she will give you her for- one arm driving. .. .The long and
mula for success. . . . Paul Mower Is sh "rt ol' thing.s are Ed Ball and
killing mice to become an ace In Carrie D I a e k . . . . A l l the femmes in
wistful
t h e L. H. n. T. A.: he needs only the dorm keep casting
six hundred three and one half glances at table no. 20, where eight
htisky??? men eat their meals, and
more. . . .
Before we go any further T at the last reports were trying to
woi'hl like to h t yon l<no\v that bribe their way into a place there,
this column Is very partial to one for their Information, all those men
branch of the service. Because of are hooked, heaten. and tied securecensorship 1 can't tell yon whiih it ly by the strings of m a t r i m o n y . . . .
is but I can give you a hint. We 11 un Maitg's is heeoming know'n
j u s t finished winning th - Initra- US the roving gospel seeker, hut
from an inside source this column
niural basketball league.
has ll en ahle to find out, that the
.AMBITIONS:
hig attraction is a sinning brunette
Pop Neville—"To be Dean of Wo- . . . . Plash. .The dating bureau now
meets a t the dinner table^ for furmen"
Dr. Wiirl rs—"A's for ail str.dents" ther information on how to get a
Johnny .Vlullin.s—"To get a new car" d;it ' see Betty Lorij-^an. or, when
to eat and not to talk, see Tjeonard
'Miti'h Kl""^nl—"To pin a man"
Joe Napoii—"To keep his name off Brion. . . .
Famous Sayings:
the 1.mil tin hoard"
Dean Merjiu'e--"To grow up"
J i m T.,arkin—-'"I'll kei i) the lan- Dr. Coxe: "There are no Fins In
t e r n s lit"
Finland."
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Dr. Rude: "Pretty Girl-no brai"
enough to eat"
fb-orge Barnes: "Let's Bivouac."

.Spriiiy i.s sprung-the grass is riz,
I wuniler u h e r " the flowers is?
It is really wonderful to see
eouph-'H sin.I iin,', around campus
minus the wraps of winter. Although they're flirting more with
a cold than with each other—but I
forgot—they have their love to
keep them warm!
Some of the D. It. people have
been seen out apologizing to the
robins. After
listening
to iJr.
White's lecture in assembly they
found it is reall.v cosmic rays hitting tbem On the head.
Vou must congratulate
Betty
Long. She has given up using all
slightly discolored -words. Instead^
she goes around saying, "oh, dirty
woi'dl"
l^ulg-er, Williams, Stevens and
Quiggle haven't washed their necks
and ears once since the minstrel
show. They Just say It's the grease
paint still working out ot the pores.
I don't wash anyway, so I don't
have to fib or make excuses.
Gloria Bauman certainly makes
good coluiiin fodder.
Listen my children and you shall
hear.
Of t h e sneakered feat of Gloria
dear.
T w a s March the eighth, the concert was over.
And Gloria's shoes were on the
floor.
Her feet—they were swollen, way
up to the shin;
The shoes—noe even one toe
would fit In.
Using nail files, and working like
mad;
Gloria and Betty soon had
The sandle straps hacked In two.
In prose, the rest of the story
goes like this. Glo wrapped t h e
straps around her toes and very
stately and aerenely (so the eveBernie Metzler: "I'm eady.'
('oach Yost: "Fore"
Victor McCoy: "That's swell".
Tessle Bartg-e.s: "I sliouUI s l . ' i p
your face."
ladGirls in the Dorm: "Oh for
der".
i-'inis;
•Well folks that Is all for now. I
have more dirt but it will keep for ;
a f. w weelts at least. I promise
more and bettei- news next time.
By t h e way, it any of you think i
you have troubles, come and see
the play and see aome of other
peoples troubles'. So to rnow I'd !
say, "Yours until the ocean wears j
rubber pants to keep Its bottom !
dry."
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ning gown wouldn't flip hack and
make the bnre facts known) moved
to the D. R.
The war mbalniy breezes of
spring have brought out the poet
in Marie Bulger. Her latest ballad
is called ".Vever hit your (irandma
with a shovel. It makes a bad impression on her mind."
Requesting toothpicks for .N'aney
Zimiuerman. She has
difficulty
holding her ej'i-s open in ehissiS.
Happy birthday to liutii Kiihr.
Maryagnes d a r n e r got busy and
collected some class dues (she's
Sophomore class treasurer)
and
guve Ituth a nice present. It certainly pays to know the right
people.
.Anytime
anywhere, just
ask
Seehrist. W h a t for? Do you mean
to say you haven't heard one of her
famous,
illustrated
lectures
on
profs?
The blue smoke seen coming from
the F. H. is the result of the combination locks. Oh, the tears t h a t
have been shed, the hair t h a t has
been t o r n , . . . t h e darned things are
hard to operate. Last "Wednesday T
spent a half hour t r y i n g to get my
lock open so t h a t I could lock my
locker.
From a bad egg this llttie peep—
Have a nice vacation and Happy
Easter Greetings to everyone.
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