Freshmen Journalists To Be Coke Tail Guests
Freshmen journalism majors will attend the second annual coke tail party sponsored by Lambda Phi and Chi Pi today at 4 p m in Moulton hall music room. Four committees led by Lindy Barch oversee arrangements with Jackie Richner and Dot Roessel on refreshments.
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Lambda Phi
Chi Pi
Moulton Hall Music Room
Lindy Barch
Jackie Richner
Dot Roessel
Donna Payden
Betty Champney
Jerry Swope
Ruth Sivon
Jean Hungerford
Luella Heupel
Miss Barch
Marianna Ledbetter
Frances White
Mary di Vencenzo
William Taylor
George Betts
Murray Powers
Dale Rooks
Helen Dix
Marguerite la Marr
Frederick Marbut
Marvin Hayman
Stewart Fern
Kay Maloney
Nat Floersheimer
Betty Funk
Dean Mary L. Smallwood
H. J. Doehla
Bill Guisewite
Stan Mouse
First Assembly Opens University Program with Seniors and Band
John MecGilvrey, former presidents, were introduced as John Boda led the organ. Seniors marched in as last year’s officers, and Mae Ochenreider Elizabeth York and Mary Jane Lynch of the girls’ band performed fanfare. Prof Roy D Metcalf led God Bless America and the alma mater.
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John MecGilvrey
John Boda
Mae Ochenreider
Elizabeth York
Mary Jane Lynch
America
Roy D. Metcalf
Soldier morale and draft extend service debate at camp
Soldiers express dissatisfaction with staff roles and leadership, and oppose extending service. Many feel the extra year is unfair, while others doubt a larger move toward withdrawal. Yet most believe they will answer when a real emergency arises and trust the army is fixing its shortcomings.
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Life Magazine
LIFE
Over the Hill
Uncle Sam
Stater Seeks Ad Staff From Student Volunteers
Bob Ledbetter announces openings for the Stater business staff. Two students will be chosen immediately for layout work. Advertising experience not required if willing to work. Apply by seeing Ledbetter in room 113 Merrill Hall.
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The
Stater
Bob Ledbetter
Fresh Tea Date Set for Big Sisters Event
The Big Sister Little Sister tea is scheduled for October 15 and 16 from 3 30 to 5 30 p m in Moulton hall music room. Jane Doke chair says freshmen without big sisters should see Dean Smallwood or leave a note. unpaired sisters will be assigned after mailboxes are tagged.
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Moulton Hall
Music Room
Jane Doke
Dean Smallwood
Forensic Association Plans Meetings Tonight
Members of the Forensic Association will meet at 7 30 p m tonight in the debate seminar announced Monday by faculty director James N Holm. The session will discuss this year's activities including preparations for the intramural debate program. Joe Blair serves as student director of the club.
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Student Forensic Association
James N. Holm
Joe Blair
Soldier witnesses a mock battle and leaves in civilian clothes
The narrator notes that, despite opposition, the group will carry out the plan. He could not stay longer because the men departed at dawn for a mock battle. He waited through visiting hours, changed into civilian clothes, and left.
Georgia Peach Heads Moulton Hall as New Resident
Miss Isabelle Hunter Reid, a Georgia native with a Southern accent, becomes head resident at Moulton Hall. A University of Georgia graduate and Northwestern alumna, she holds a BS and an MS, and has led classes, the Y, and campus journalism. She succeeds Katherine Klink, now in Arizona.
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New Moulton
Georgia Peach
Moulton Hall Coeds
Isabelle Hunter Reid
Peach State
Miss Reid
University of Georgia
Northwestern University
Kent
Reid
Katherine Klink
Arizona
Weiner Roast Sponsored by YM YW Thursday
A 7:30 p m weiner roast sponsored by the YMCA YWCA will be held to help freshmen and upperclass students mingle and aid the joint association membership drive. Maida Moseley chairs the YWCA event and Jerry Daniels chairs the YMCA. Admission is 15 cents at the University grille in the University woods. sign up on Miss Parrish's office bulletin board.
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Ymca-Ywca
Maida Moseley
YWCA
Jerry Daniels
YMCA
University Grille
University Woods
Miss Parrish
Three Professors Make Scientific Expeditions
Dr. Charles B. Sumner, Dr. James P. Heath, and Prof. William Taylor pursued summer expeditions reflecting their fields. Sumner served two and a half months as ranger-naturalist in Glacier National Park observing birds, flowers, and wildlife among 200 species while guiding visitors and nightly bear watch.
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Charles B. Sumner
James P. Heath
William Taylor
School of Journalism
Montana
Glacier National Park
Sumner
Freshman Group Pictures Delayed for Chestnut Burr
Freshman group pictures for the Chestnut Burr will be taken Thursday at 4 p m in front of Merrill hall instead of today as announced. All freshmen should attend and wear their freshman dinks.
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Chestnut Burr
Merrill Hall
Scientists Explore Isle of Pines Expedition
Dr Heath and Professor Taylor led a month long zoological collection on the Isle of Pines southwest of Cuba. They gathered bats snakes lizards frogs crabs and shells and will send samples to laboratories for identification. The travel will be shown in glass displays and motion pictures with Taylor planning lectures and future trips to Tahiti the South Seas and Cozumel off Yucatan.
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Heath
Taylor
Isle of Pines
Cuba
McGilvrey Hall
Tahiti
South Seas
Coronado
Mexico
Isle of
Cozumel
Yucatan
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