The Campus: December 02, 1943

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1 Allegheny College Allegheny College DSpce Repository Student Publictions The Cmpus Newspper Collection The Cmpus: December 02, 1943 Allegheny College Copyright: , Allegheny College. All rights reserved. This mteril my not be published, reproduced, brodcst, rewritten, or redistributed beyond the Allegheny College community without permission. All mterils in the Allegheny College DSpce Repository re subject to college policies nd Title 17 of the U.S. Code.

2 PUS O F A L L E G H E N Y Vol. LXtfll. No. 9 St. Clir, Young Top Freshmn Writing With Prose nd Poetry First prize of five dollrs for prose writing in the nnul freshmn literry contest ws wrded to Judy St. Clir, '47. for her story entitled "Since Stn Left," while Jon Young, '47, won first prize of five dollrs for poetry c with her two poems, "Pittsburgh" nd 'Sonnet." Second prize of two dollrs nd fifty cents in prose writing ws given to Ev Abrmson for her work entitled "The Fresh Grve." Alex F. Dejoi, '47, ws wrded honorble mention for ns poem "The Grss is Green. ' Judges for the contest were The Men's Undergrdute council Julin Ross, Julius A. Miller nd will sponsor college men's dnce in Stnley S. Swrtley. The prize-win- Brooks hll Fridy, December 3, ning entries will be published in from 9:00 p. m. to 11:45 p. m. Gene the Jnury issue of the Literry Prlette nd his orchestr will furnish the music for the ffir, which Mgzine. is to be semi-forml. Estblished in November, 1935, Emphsis is lid on the fct tht the Freshmn Literry contest ws this dnce is being held for ll colheld this yer from October 11 lege men who re represented on M.U.C. This includes ll frthrough November 1. All freshmen the ternity nd independent men. were encourged to submit s mny Mitchell Dniels, '44, is generl pieces of their own originl literry chirmn of the ffir, ssisted by work s they desired, nd ll types Tom Johnson, '46. Jim Rhinesmith, '44, nd Pul Bever, '46, re in of literture were ccepted. chrge of decortions. Mr. nd Airs. Frederick Seely, Dr. Ogilvie, nd Miss Lil Skinner will chperon. Prlette Plys for MUC Dnce Fridy Evening Freshmen Celebrte ndependence A bonfire blzed behind Arter hll lst Mondy evening t seven p. m., but the fuel tht ws originlly intended to be used never reched the fire builders. Trdition rered its sentimentl hed nd prevented the boys nd girls of '4/ from crrying through their originl pln of disposing of their well-worn dinks in the conflgrtion. After ll, it is pretty difficult to hng shes on the wll s reminder of the dys when one ws n Allegheny freshmn of rther greenish hue Spirits were high nd voices were lusty s the freshmen celebrtec their newly-found freedom t the generl meeting of the clss under the direction of President Smmy Knppenberger. After the bonfire the "joyous ones" snke-dnced oi devious route pst the librry nd Bentley hll to the drive in front of Brooks. When they were ssured tht their yells nd cheers hd ttrcted the ttention of sufficient number of residents of this hbittion, they rendered the song of the clss of '47, which ws written by Mry Jne Sector. School spirit di mnded "Ner the Vle," nd mori cheers followed. The evening's ctivities culminted in generl rush to Montgomery field, where '47 w dded to the clss numbers lredy upon the wll. Among those who ssisted in mking this freshmn gthering success were John Bowlus, Dwne Clrk, Wlly Drt, Jen Linnert, nd Bob Miller. THS WEEK Thursdy, December 2 9:00. in. Plyshop Film Progrm, "The City." Fridy, December 3 9:00 Brooks hll M. U. C. nter-frternity dnce. Sturdy, December 4 Bousson Outing club nd Heelers' weekend. Sundy, December S 2:30 Chpel Chpel Discussion, "Russi nd the Pece," Dr. Rhinesmith. 6:45 Plyshop Film Progrm, "Of Mice nd Men." Tuesdy, December 7 9:00. m. Plyshop Film Progrm, "The Dnce in Film." 8:00 p. m. Arter 15 Qulifying speeches for Wkefield Ortion contest. Wednesdy, December 8 8:15 Plyshop Arsenic n d Old Lce. Thursdy, December 9 8:15 Plyshop Arsenic n d Old Lce. Chemii Club Sees First n Series of Scientific Movies "Surfce Chemistry," moving picture showing the work of Dr. rving Lngmuir, winner of the Nobel Pece Prize for chemistry in 1922, ws the feture of lst week's meeting of Chemii club. n the picture, first of series on Nobel prize winners, Dr. Lngmuir nd his collbortor, Miss Ktherine Blodgett, demonstrted in their own wy some of their simple experiments on the bsic principles of liquids on surfces. Dr. Lngmuir is noted for his invention of the gs-filled incndescent light nd the tomic welding process, s well s other vluble contributions to science. New Seting Pln Strted n Dining Hll A new seting chrt, which ws worked out by. committee composed of both men nd women, ws put into effect this week by A.W.S. According to the seting rrngement, which will be chnged every two weeks, two men will sit t ech of tbles 7 to 22 inclusive. Upperclssmen who re heds of tbles in the min dining room will fce Prk venue nd the heds of tbles in the lcove will fce the kitchen in order to fcilitte service by the witresses. The seting chrt will be in effect Mondy through Thursdy evening of ech week. Crrie Emerson, '44, president of A.W.S., emphsized the fct tht the success of the new rrngement will depend upon the coopertion of ll the students. Germn Club Holds Outing At Bousson Club A Germn club outing ws held lst Tuesdy night from 6 to 10 p. m. t Bousson in the Outing club cbin. Twelve people ttended the prty which ws plnned by Betty Fisk, '45, nd chperoned by Miss Mildred Ludwig. Other members of the committee were Anne Schiewe, '44, Re Mrstellr, '47, Mry Lou Womer, '46, nd Clire Wldner, '45. Supper, consisting of stew, French bred, celery, doughnuts, coffee, nd Germn lmond cndy, ws served. Dncing nd singing provided the entertinment of the evening. FOR VCTORY C O L L E G E MEADVLLE, PENNSYLVANA Literry Contest Prizes Awrded GVE Rit Rogers Wins Women's Speech Contest First plce in the nnul Women's Extemporneous Speking contest held lst Tuesdy noon in the chpel ws wrded to Rit Rogers, '44, representing Alph Chi Omeg. A tie for second plce between Dorothy Edwrds, '46, Alph Gmm Delt, nd Elenor Jones, '46, Kpp Alph Thet, ws nnounced. Donld Mogg, '44, president of the Philo-Frnklin Union introduced the spekers. The topic for discussion ws "How cn Allegheny women prepre for the post-wr world?" Other prticipnts in the contest were Winifred Kemp, '45, ndependent Women; Jne Sinclir, '44, Alph Xi Delt; Mrion Stewrt, '46, Thet Upsilon, nd Nncy Sutton, '44, Kpp Kpp Gmm. Judges for the contest, which ws sponsored by the Philo-Frnklin Union, were Miss Mry Jne Chiles, Dr. Pul B. Cres nd Dr. Stnley S. Swrtley. Over $83 Collected nbonddrive According to the ltest report from Rit Rogers, '45, tresurer, the new Wr Bond drive got well under wy lst week with totl of $83.44 hving been turned in up to dte. This is not n ll-inclusive mount, however, since it does not include ny of the initil pyments mde by the men students or mde since Thnksgiving vction. Also the sum of $1,700 which the Sigs hve invested during the drive is not included in the bove mount. Solicitors will continue their cmpigns mong the students nd fculty this week nd the bond committee hopes tht ll first pyments will be in by the end of the week. Ech dditionl pyment will be collected by the solicitors t definite dte ech month. n order to mke the drive finl success ech student is sked to continue his pyments, even though forml pledges hve not been mde out, until he hs bought bond t the end of the yer. Singers Annul Christms Concert To Be Held Dec. 12 Under the direction of Mr. Morten J. Luvs, the Allegheny Singers will present their nnul Christms concert this yer in the Ford Memoril chpel on Sundy fternoon nd evening of December 12. The chpel will be decorted with pine trees, lights nd wrethes s in former yers, in keeping with the Christms seson. The Cwens, dressed in white, will serve s ushers. The progrm will be bout one iour in length, consisting of severl orgn numbers, two groups of songs by the Singers nd the redng of the Christms story. The progrm will be given in the fternoon t 4:30 for town people nd gin in the evening t 7:30 for college students. After the evening progrm, Christms prty is scheduled to be held in the ortory t which Mr. Luvs will preside s Snt Clus. Arsenic nd Old Lce t Plyshop Murder Frce to Run For Severl Nights; s One of Most Successful Brodwy Plys Arsenic nd Old Lce will be fetured t the Plyshop on December 8, 9, 10, 13, 14, nd 15. The box office t the Plyshop will be open dily from 1 to 4:30 p. m. in order tht student ctivities tickets my be exchnged for reserved sets. However, student ctivities tickets my be exchnged only for the performnces on December 8, 9 nd 10. Single dmissions re 55 cents including tx. 1 Joseph Kesselring, plywright ndependent Women to Hold Christms Prty Sturdy, December 11, the ndependent Women will hold their nnul Christms prty for the underprivileged children of Medville. Gmes will begin in Brooks gym t 2:00 p. m., to be followed by crols round the Christms tree, visit from Snt Clus, nd typicl Christms prty refreshments. A list of the children who will be t the prty will be posted on Brooks bulletin bord lte this week. Any student my help Snt out by signing his nme fter one of the children's, nd then buying some qurter gift for him nd plcing it under the tree. This is n nnul project of the ndependent Women, crried on in conjunction with the Medville Child Welfre Society. The money for the prty hs been erned through the sle of sndwiches severl evenings ech week throughout the yer. Philip M. Benjmin, librrin, nnounces tht ll books, both from the stcks nd from Reserve, re due on December 17. Beginning December 11, students my reserve books to be tken out by them from stcks or Reserve on December 18, the dy on which vction begins. All these books will be due on Jnury 3, 1944, nd those on reserve must be returned by 9:00. m. on this dte. Students re reminded tht they cnnot withdrw books or be dmitted to finl exmintions unless librry fines re pid. Plyshop Movies To Conclude With "Of Mice And Men" On Sundy, December 5, the lst of the initil series of Plyshop films, "Of Mice nd Men," will be shown t 6:45 p. m. Burgess Meredith nd Lon Chney, Jr., hve leding roles in this dption of John Steinbeck's fmous novel. The film hs received wide cclim both for its direction nd its cting. Merrill nd Mogg Elected Junior Phi Bet Kpps The recent election of Jen Merrill, '44, nd Don Mogg, '44, s julior members of Phi Bet Kpp, ltionl honorry scholstic frterlity, by the fculty members of the >ociety t Allegheny ws nnounced n chpel Tuesdy, November 23. Merrill, n English mjor, is cive on the Literry Mgzine nd eture editor of the Cmpus nd is n enthusistic member of the Outng club. She belongs to Alph Chi Omeg. Mogg, member of Phi ipp Psi, is president of Philo7 rnklin Union nd is member of he Allegheny Undergrdute council. Both hve scholstic verge of over 90%, which is requirement nd choir director, is the writer of Arsenic nd Old Lce. His ide ws to write bout things which his grndmother would be lest likely to do, nd he ended by turning out the funniest murder frce ever to pper on Brodwy. Two old mids whose hobby is homicide, sdistic mnic, Brewster who believes he is Teddy Roosevelt nd drm critic striving to control crime wve ll go in the cst which "sends you" with n evening of fun. The Brewster home, originlly in Brooklyn, hs been especilly trnsplnted to the Plyshop stge by Mr. John Hulburt, who is directing the ply. The cst is s follows: Abby Brewster Arlene Fegley '44, nd Edn McMulllin, '47 Mrth Brewster Mrjorie Sweet, '47 Teddy Brewster Dune Hulse, '45 Mortimer Brewster John Robinson, '47 Eline Hrper Ctherine Crothers, '45 Reverend Hrper Tom Johnson, '46 Mr. Gibbs John Cremer, '47 Jonthn Brewster John Yockey, '47 Dr. Einstein Steve Hrt, '47 Mr. Witherspoon Sumner Nichols, '47 Officer O'Hr B r d f o r d Broughton, '46 Lieutennt Rooney Jmes Devine, '47 Officer Brophy A. J. Scolio, '47 Officer Klein Edgr Wrd, '47 Clss Spirit Emphsized t Frosh Meeting To bring bout clss unity nd help crete clss spirit ws the purpose of the meeting of the freshmn clss lst week, it ws nnounced by Hrold Knppenberger, 47, clss president. The min point of discussion ws the Allegheny Wr Bond Drive in which every freshmn ws urged to prticipte to the fullest possible extent. President Knppenberger emphsized tht the clss should strt off with spirit of enthusism which w-ould crry through ll four yers. t ws stressed tht the clss of '47 is very unusul clss, for not only does it hve more boys thn ny other clss now ttending Allegheny, but it hs the lrgest enrollment of girls ever to enter Allegheny in one clss. A freshmn clss dinner ws suggested for the ner future. Tryouts on December 7 for Wkefield Contest for being elected junior Phi Bete. Tryouts for the Wkefield Ornitition will tke plce lter in the yer, it ws nnounced by Her- tion Contest will be held on Tuesbert S. Rhinesmith, who presented dy, December 7, t 8 p. m. in room 15, Arter Hll. All students except the wrds. freshmen re eligible for tryouts. Speeches should be bout ten minchristin Council Clendr utes in length nd prticipnts my Sundy, December 5 3:30 Christin Council meet- select their own topics. The dte for the contest will be nnounced ing. lter. Mondy, December 6 This contest, held ech yer nd Chpel Morning Wtch. sponsored by the Philo-Frnklin 7:00 Music. Union, ws originted by the will 7:15 George Tylor of Jmes A. Wkefield in honor of Thursdy, December 9 the Reverend Smuel Wkefield, Chpel Morning Wtch. D. D. Three csh prizes will be 7:00 Music. wrded from the fund left by Mr. 7:15 George Clrk. Wkefield.

3 PAGE TWO THE CAMPUS OK AL LEGHENY COLLEGE THE CAMPUS of ALLEGHENY COLLEGE The Socil Whirl By PEGGY OWENS Following short Thnksgiving vction, socil life on cmpus resumes its rounds. Notble events mong the post-holi'dy doings include the following: Published Since 1876 Miss Mrth Leighton, Estern Province President of Alph Chi Omeg, will be guest of Delt Chrlotte Snell E d i t or chpter this coming weekend. Miss Brooks Hll Phone 1386 Leighton will be honored t te Assistnt to Editor - Jmes Jenkins Sturdy fternoon in the chpter News Editor Mildred Ann Duty rooms. Assistnt News Editor - Jon Risser On Mondy evening, November Sports Editor Jmes Jenkins 22, Alph Gmm Delt initited the following girls: Virgini Blck, Feture Editor J ^ n Merrill Mrth Chill, Ann Chppell, DoroTechnicl Editor - Jenette Pyle thy Edwrds, Ctherine Fehse, Copy Editor Virgini Bennett Gldys Fleming, Slly Grver, MrMke-up Editor _Betsy Pfleeger jorie Kerr, Doris Lrsen, Joyce Lidstone, Constnce McGyhey, Proof Editor -Elinor Slutz Brbr Morn, nd Jonne ThomBusiness Mnger Hrry Conroy s. The Alph Gms nnounce the Circultion Mngers-Jnet Blnd, Priscill Greer recent mrrige of Jennette HowService Circultion Mnger Mrguerite Kift ell, ex '45, to Mr. Nelson Tyler Reporters Jnice Hnley, Georgi Kohl, Mry Willims. Rose Miller, '43, ws Elenor Pgroll, Jenette Pyle, Edwrd weekend guest. She is now in trincflisch, Steve Hrt, George Hrtung, Donld ing t St. Luke's hospitl in CleveLudwig, George Stewrt, Jmes Weber. lnd. Ruth Fenn, Jnice Hnley, MrYEAR SUBSCRPTON RATE... $1.50 jorie Hslun, Dorothy Powers, Nncy Reed, Jen Reese, Vlorie Simpson, Gldys Vnek,Dor Vn Gorder, nd Mry Lou Womer re Published Thursdys during the school yer by initites of Alph Xi Delt. students oj the college. Mrs. H. Lvely nd Mrs. Winkler were guests when Kpp Alph Thet held its initition bnquet t the Kepler Hotel Mondy, NovemEntered s second clss mtter, October 30, 1904, ber 22. Helen McClester nd Mrt the Postoffice t Medville, Pennsylvni, under the th Miller were weekend guests of Act oj Mrch 3, the Thets. Lst Mondy evening fter regulr meeting the Kpps were entertined in the Tresure Room of Reis librry by Mr. Benjmin, who gve history of Allegheny Politics, prticulrly on ntionwide or even globl bsis, college nd showed old nd rre books. June McGry hs been reseem fr removed from our little college world. Even so, we re cently instlled s president of lredy conscious of the coming presidentil elections next fll. Kpp Kpp Gmm. Mrs. DeLn Tft Smith, ex '44, ws recent The issues before the country re not the purely politicl guest. Nell Hervey, '42, rrived on controversies of pece-time election, but go fr deeper into cmpus this week to tke specil ntomy course. She is in trining the problems of the world. The first considertion is, s the old t Presbyterin hospitl in New sying goes, "shll we chnge horses in mid-strem?" n the York City. Jen Dering, Alice Flugli, Prismidst of crrying on wr interntionl in scope shll we cill Grden, nd Suzie Stringer re choose new leder with the hope of victory in the ner future? recent initites of Thet Upsilon. new rrivl in the home of This gin brings up the fourth term issue which hs become The Mr. nd Mrs. Julin Ross is bby lmost lughing mtter, but in relity is question to be con- joy. Mrs. Dorothy Brennen Miller hs become chpter dvisor of the sidered. T.U.s. The most importnt issue, however, is post-wr plnning. Phi Kpp Psi nnounces the repledging of Pul Din of MedTo choose leder who will hve the confidence of his people cent 'ille. The Phi Psis hve found behind him, skill in interntionl reltions nd n understnding brother member trining with the College Trining Deof the problems which will follow the pece is momentous nd Thirty-First tchment here t Allegheny. He is First Sergent Hymn McCrty, difficult tsk. The two mjor prties will soon be holding their officil Jr., from the University of Missisnominting conventions; nmes of cndidtes re lredy men- sippi. Foye, ex '44, Pt SherChrles ex '46, George Smith, ex '44, tioned by the mn on the street s well s in high politicl cir- mn, Joe Sorce, ex '44, nd Ensign Andy cles. Even we here on the Allegheny cmpus tke time out once Willims, ex '44, were recent guests in while to speculte on the cndidtes who will be put before of Sigm Alph Epsilon. Preceding the M. U. C. dnce which is to be the people. k held tomorrow evening in Brooks Perhps you feel tht this hs little to do with us. Yet some bll, members of Sigm Alph Epentertin their guests t of us re voting now; others will soon be eligible for tht privi- silo dinner in the Kepler Hotel. nlege. We re the future citizens of Americ nd upon our shoul- cluded mong the guests will be (Continued on pge 3) ders will rest the burden of the problems of the coming yers. SHALL WE CHOOSE OUR CANDDATE? Considertion is now being given to holding mock nominting convention on Allegheny cmpus in the spring. This convention would be one of the lrgest undertkings ever ttempted on Allegheny cmpus nd would entil much detiled by Jen Merrill work by lrge number of enthusistic students. However, the There's new book of plys comopportunities fforded us for finding out how our presidentil piled by Betty Smith, uthor of cndidtes re chosen, of ctully prticipting in such pro- the recent best-seller, A Tree Grows grm nd finlly of getting the student opinion, would be well in Brooklyn. The title is Twenty Prize-Winning Non-Roylty Oneworth our effort. This is mtter for everyone to consider cre- Act Plys, nd it includes the work fully before voicing his opinion. f the mock convention is held, of such old hnds s Mxwell Anthe co-opertion, interest nd enthusism of every student will derson, Pul Green, Brrett Clrk, Alfred Kremborg. Miss Smith be necessry. M. D., '46 nd herself is the uthor of some sev- NEW BOORS ALLEGHENY COMES THROUGH! Commendble indeed is the ttitude of the Allegheny cmpus in keeping most of the college trditions during this trying yer. This fct ws brought home clerly during vction chts with students of other colleges. Mny schools hve disbnded lrge shre of their extr-curriculr ctivities which mke up fifty per cent of college life. Not so t Allegheny. Cn you think of ny mjor ctivity which hs been forfeited becuse of wrtime conditions? The A. U. C. functions powerfully, lying out n extensive undergrdute progrm. The frternities re very much in evidence regrdless of numericl reduction. Their governing body, the M. U. C.j intends to mke every effort to keep them ctive. Mny sid tht freshmn customs should be bolished. Enforcement^ws difficult but the trdition lived. Clubs nd orgniztions hve remined intct, even though their officers nd personnel hve been chnging rpidly s more fellows leve for the service. f <t: The thletic deprtment hs displyed courge by its decision to continue bsketbll. Student enthusism demnded it. This is the sme enthusism tht sponsored the Consolidted Relief Chest nd the Wr Bond drive. t is hoped it will continue to ssert itself with just s much vigor when the Mock Convention rolls round next spring. So time out for pt on the bck for the students who, rther thn sy "the h it," crry on in typicl Allegheny fshion. J. J., '44 enty published plys nd hs hd vried nd longstnding interest in the theter. All the plys in this collection hve been wrded prizes in ntionlly known contests. A chrming edition of Smuel Butler's Book of the Mchines, gift from ex-president Tolley, is on this week's list of new books. Those of you who re fmilir with Erewhon of which this book is prt, will know tht the Book of the Mchines is stire on the dnger of mchines nd their potentilities of running wy with mn. Erl Conrd hs written story of Hrriet Tubmn, the stirring biogrphy of one of the gretest negro emnciptors in our history. t covers forty-some yers on either side of the Civil Wr nd shows the chnging ttitude towrd the blck people of our country. There re five more collections of Chekhov's Short Stories the works of one of the most prolific, s well s one of the best, short story writers of ll times. You will like them (1) if you like the Russin writers, (2) if you like Chekhov nd even if you don't like him you should probbly red little of him in the interests of generl culture. Letter To The Editor.... n the Cmpus milbox the other dy we received the following letter from former Alleghenin, Rlph Dvis, '46, in which he enclosed his contribution to the Consolidted Wr Relief Chest. When our boys in the service, who re certinly doing their shre in the wr effort, show such interest in our projects t home, those of us who re fortunte enough to still be on the Allegheny cmpus should be even more enthusistic in mking our efforts successful nd in giving our wholeherted support to them. The letter is s follows: "To the Cmpus, hve received five issues of the Cmpus so fr nd think it is bout time wrote to thnk you. You still in college will never know how much we in service pprecite the Cmpus. certinly look forwrd to it every week. t is rumored tht the men from our trining group who shipped out tonight re going to Allegheny or t lest to colleges in western Pennsylvni. 'm hoping there is still one bed reserved for me in der old Cflisch nd tht cn occupy it soon. We hve been expecting to be shipped for the lst two weeks, but it my be nother month yet. The Air Corps hs estblished new policy of clssifying cdets before they even get to college so we my wsh out right here; but 'm keeping my fingers crossed. We get prcticlly nfntry trining in Mimi Bech with plenty of drilling nd physicl trining, nd now tht we've lmost completed bsic trining there is more nd more K. P. nd gurd duty to perform. Another reson why we're in hurry to ship is the food sitution. The fifteen pounds tht 've gined re proof tht we hve plenty, but bout five dys in seven it's lot worse thn it ever ws in Brooks. The wether is wrm with plenty of sunshine, nd we've only hd two cold dys since we've been here. 've been wondering how mny fellows from Allegheny hve preceded me in the Se sle nd Rendle Hotels or the 31st St. Mess Hll. know Wes Donldson just left the Se sle in August nd m hoping he sees this. ws sorry to red tht the freshmn girls hd tken over the frternity houses but m gld they re keeping the nmes nd leving the Poop Deck untouched. Thnks lot, girls. Enclosed you will find my contribution to the Consolidted Relief Chest nd send my sincerest wishes tht it my rech its gol before the end of the yer. Pvt. Rlph Dvis, T. G. 910, Fit. 60-D BTC No. 4, AAFETTC Mimi Bech, Fl. Thnks, Rlph. We pprecite it. There will be n outing t Bousson this week-end. Plese sign up in the girls' gym before Fridy noon. ARSENC OLD LACE A N D- By ROBERTA WATE For those of you who hd the courge, stmin nd curiosity to red the column of the most honorble gentlemn from North Est in the lst issue of the Cmpus, we feel it our duty to inform you tht this is our meger ttempt to set you right on few of his witty comments. Now Joe, you understnd, is fine fellow nd pechy dncer BUT he hs sid some vile things bout the clss of '47. t ws decided t recent mss meeting of freshmen tht Mr. Bckus should not be trred nd fethered s originlly plnned but tht he should be reprimnded by mens of dring expose of the true fcts in the Cmpus. Now tht our purpose is firmly estblished in your minds, we will go on to show you tht the frosh re not relly the innocent little bbes-in-the-woods the bove-mentioned writer would hve you believe. Perhps the best wy is to tke typicl freshmn nd give resonble fcsimile of his dily routine. t might be proper for us to dd tht, we will del predominntly with the mle species, since we re quite bit more closely relted to them. At 7:45 hppy little '47's lrm clock sys lusty good morning nd he tumbles out of bed singing "Oh, Wht Beutiful Morning" out of one side of his mouth nd muttering severl muffled curses bout the dormitory heting sitution out of the other side. He trots into the closet nd puts on pir of pnts, hndling them crefully so he won't cut his fingers on the crese, nd then dons other necessry clothing ccessories. He is very conscious of the fct tht he must mke good personl ppernce (for he hs herd rumors tht more thn one pir of upperclss trousers hs yet to see the inside of the dry clening estblishment.) Following the dressing routine, young Mr. Forty-Seven goes in nd shves, minly to better his ego nd not his ppernce. The next step in his dily progrm is wild dsh for the "Brooks Hsh House." Forty-Seven finds to his complete disgust tht "Rpid Robert" Tylor of "Who's Who" is on his wy down the steps to the dining room. He immeditely comes to the conclusion tht if Mr. Tylor hs lredy entered it is fifteen nd one-hlf minutes fter eight nd it is useless tsk to finish this brekfst mission. So he strts the brief trek to the grill for cup of coffee nd cigrette, which he intends to cll brekfst. He's herd tht's wht B.M.O.C. do. Clsses then follow. Need we sy more? Frnkly, yes, since mny people re not wre of the fct tht freshmen re people of immense intelligence who hve mstered the "oh, so tremendous" ide (Continued on pge 3) MEET THE FACULTY By HELEN HOUGHTON, '46 Miss Hnson, hve come to the conclusion, should nd could write n utobiogrphy in the guise of Corneli Otis Skinner. She could even best Miss Skinner with two ttempts t Europe to her credit. Her first ttempt ws t the ge of fifteen when she ttended the Lycee t St. Cloud just outside Pris. She couldn't spek word of French nd consequently won tht yer's prize for good conduct. Her second yer she ws punished continully for "tlking too much." She cme home fter two yers, nd hd terrible time convincing Wshington university tht she ws not too young to strt college nd tht her sojourn in Frnce hd not deprived her of the bility to spek the English lnguge. After Wshington she went to the University of Wisconsin for her Ph.D. But then the summer of '38 rolled round long with nother chnce t Europe; this time with determintion to find some excitement. As n ppetizer she ws severely reprimnded by one of Mussolini's pet gurds for tking pictures inside the Pntheon. From there she progressed to the Vticn nd the hnd of the lw reched out gin. One of the Pope's gurds refused to dmit her on the grndiose chrge of "no stockings." He ttempted to prove his point nd nursed sore hnd for severl dys from Miss Hnson's sturdy wlking shoes. Wr clouds strted drifting over Europe by the end of August nd she booked pssge for home. The lw wsn't through with Miss Hnson yet, however. Running to ctch her bot, she ws rrested by tough-looking policemn. Visions of lnguishing in jil when college begn cused some mrvelous extemporneous persusion but she wsn't relesed until proven to be n Americn citizen. The chrge? Jywlking! Even Miss Hnson's erly life could vie with Corneli Otis Skinner's. Her fther, zoology techer, rised her long with his mice, rbbits nd drosophilos. She followed in his footsteps for while, trying to rise n nt colony in the house. The nts wlked out one dy nd hve not been herd from since. Not t ll dunted, she brought home wht looked like n empty mud duber's house (hornets' nest for the uninformed) nd stuck it wy in deserted closet. The following spring Mrs. Hnson opened the door, nd Fibber McGee nd Molly vlnche cme buzzing out. Needless to sy Miss Hnson soon decided zoology ws not her line. She ws going to tech, though (from the ripe old ge of five she hd known tht) nd French ws her next choice. Then cme Europe, college nd Europe gin, until the fll of '39 brought her to Allegheny. For the lst few yers nothing very exciting hs hppened. She ws the str of student-fculty bsebll gme when she hit home run, but ws so fscinted she forgot to run home. Then, with Miss Ludwig nd Dr. Klfyn, she hd rce in Montgomery field one snowy winter dy, nd the hedlines in the next Cmpus red "KALFAYAN RUNS FROM BLONDES." When the wr is over, Miss Hnson wnts to tech nd write during the fll (she lredy hs hd poems nd rticles published by wellknown mgzines) nd to spend her vctions in Europe. She hs wndering strek, you see; she doesn't like to sty put. t's probbly inherited from her grndmother, who rn wy from home t the ge of sixteen. Miss Hnson idly mentioned the other dy tht it's "very trnquil here now," so mybe tht wndering bug is bout to bite. We only hope tht she'll continue to come bck every fll.

4 THE CAMPUS OF ALLEGHENY COLLEGE Qtor Squd Redy for Action Allegheny's wr-time bsketbll squd is in the midst of its third week of intensive prctice. With n originl turnout of bout 19 hopeful shrpshooters, the tem hs grdully been reduced to its present sttus of 13 men, number which bodes no good for the opposition. As for this week, hed coch Wy hs relinquished coching reins to Bob Grbrk who will guide the fortunes of the blue nd gold for the reminder of the current cmpign. Mr. Grbrk hs been per- WOMAN'S BY LEFF m South Americ ws the topic of liscussion t the Spnish club neeting, Tuesdy evening. Xovenijer 23. Dr. l'ul Giddens >poke on his rip to the west cost of Americ, relting some of his experiences ind telling bout the countries nd heir inhbitnts. John Hutchins, who grduted from Allegheny in 941, then discussed his experiences n Brzil. Mr. Hutchins, whose ionic is in Erie, lso ttended the Fletcher School of Diplomcy nd Lw nd the University of Brzil n Rio de Jneiro nd did reserch work t So Pulo. He will return o So Pulo in few months to tke up diplomtic work. n ddition to his speech. Mr. Hutchins )lyed some populr Brzilin dnce ecords nd demonstrted the Sm), t present the best-liked dnce n this section of South Americ. Following these speeches, generl discussion ws held nd refreshments were served. By SHRLEY McDONALE Most recent of the orgniztions sponsored by the girls' physicl eduction deprtment is Orchesis, modern dnce club. t meets every Tuesdy nd Thursdy in Brook.' gym t 4:30 p. m. under the direction of Miss Mry Morison. t's still not too lte to join nd no experience in modern dnce is needed to become member. There's free swimming period every Tuesdy night t 7:30 foi Allegheny women students in the Montgomery pool. This is the time to prctice those strokes, ply wtei gmes, or just swim for the sheer fun of it, so grb your suit nd come long. mnent member of the college fculty since lst spring when he definitely decided to leve professionl bsebll. Since tht time he hs devoted most of his energies to his work in connection with the ir cdets' physicl conditioning progrm. Mr.. P. Wy, director of thletics, hs letters out to vrious colleges in n effort to drw up schedule for the forth-coming seson. n this mtter of selecting the opposition he hs hd to tke into considertion not only the problem of distnce nd trnsporttion, but lso the choosing of schools with tems of reltively the sme clibre since so mny colleges re now stcked with men in nvy or mrine college trining progrms. Schools in the present correspondence include Westminster, Crnegie Tech, Pitt, Hirm, Grove City, Allince nd West Virgini. n its only brief ppernce in competition this yer, the Gtor five more thn subdued brve, but futile ggregtion which climbed the hill from Medville high lst week to engge the college boys in pre-seson prctice gme. Although no officil score ws kept nd no strict time-limits observed, the Allegheny men were fr hed of their schoolboy opponents during the entire scrimmge. Both tems substituted frequently with the respective coches seeking prospective winning combintions. The high school squd numbered bout 20 nd ws under the guidnce of Mr. Hrry Dennison, hed coch of Medville High nd n ex-allegheny mn. South Americ Topic Discussed At Spnish Club AMERCAN HEROES t's time to sign up for the ping pong tournment. A sheet for tht purpose is on one of the new bulletin bords in Brooks gym. Gmes will begin next week, so wtch foi the schedule. BOB GARBARK PAGE THREE High on Tunisin cliff Free French soldit-r ly wounded. A litter squd strted up. Enemy bullets sptlt'd ginst the cliff. The squd went on. n whining hil of led they brought their lly down. For tht exploit Stff Sergent Roy L. Btes of Firfirld,., nd Privte? Hobert Brnscum of Delt, Ky., Anthony P. Coll of Johnstown, P., nd Willim B. Griffin of Sylvester, Texs, won Silver Strs. They deserve your Wr Bond bcking. The volley bll tournment got under wy Tuesdy night with Phi Gm house conquering Beebe in the first gme by score of Alph Xi's then stooped to the Thets, 48-22, nd the Kpps triumphed over the Alph Chis, The gmes re being refereed by students with the help of Miss Dorothy Dech of the physicl eduction deprtment. Tuesdy's referees were Millie Shurtleff, '45; Ginny Chester, '44; nd Phil Cmpbell, '45. Fllen Wiggins, '46, nd Ruth Forrester, '44, were time keepers, while Jon Reilly, '46; Bunny Cldvvell. '46; Ruth Dhl, '45, nd Ginny Dougls, '46, kept score. College Women TSSeededBy Although only two yers of high school eduction re required for membership in the Women's Army Corps, more thn hlf of the WACs now enrolled re high school grdutes nd pproximtely one-fourth hve ttended college, ccording to sttistics relesed tody by Cpt. Regin M. Hill, Western Pennsylvni commnder of the WAC, with offices on the third floor of Jenkins Arcde in Pittsburgh. Severl members of the Corps hold grdute degrees from Americn T H E SOCAL W H R L nd Europen universities in lw, (Continued from Pge 2) rts, nd sciences. Mr. nd Mrs. John Werle nd Mr. The WAC needs college women Ogilvie. Pul Bever, Jim Rhinesmith, AlARSENC AND OLD LACE len Chmbers, nd Edgr Ferguson (Continued from pge 2) represented the Bet Chi chpter of Thet Chi t the nnul region- tht college is plce for knowl Corrl. Bet Nu of Thet Chi ledge. Now, wht will we ply? t Cse School of Applied Sciences Forty-Seven is fmished by 11:45 ws host to the vrious chpters m. but mnges to keep his t the conference held on Novem-. in his mouth so tht people ber 27 nd 28. The progrm ws tongue will not mistke him for one of highlighted by discussion of the fr- seven ternity sitution during the wr nd men. or eight frustrted upperclssof the prticulr problems of the The fternoon is the time Fortyvrious chpters represented. The most importnt socil event ws Seven relly enjoys. He whiles it turkey bnquet followed by dnce. wy with few gmes of bridge nd n hour or two of sleep. Evening h time for study nd DATES. Dtes, you know, re stuff you go out on to find out how things t der old Allegheny used to be. ndeed, for the Rustic Bridge is just short cut to the S.A.E. house, we hve herd. Most of this filler hs consisted of rmbling disserttion on freshmn mn nd probbly mkes Mr. Bckus more convinced. As for the gls of the clss of '47, there re Ronie, Pt, Susie, Alice, Jo, M. J., Monk, Virgie, etc., who spek bly for themselves. (Notice, men: they're terrific minus the dinks.) A twenty-five dollr United Sttes Wr Bond is being offered by Cmpus Comments, student newspper, for the best editoril submtted to t J suggesting how Mry Bldwin col-' lege girls cn further prticipte in ' the wr effort. AFFAR BUY WAR BONOS STAMPS A Outing Club Squre Dnce W A CWs Big Success U. S. Tresury Deprtment Note from the Ed: This column is n nswer to Joe Bckus' comments on our clss of '47. The three co-editors cll themselves "The Men in the Den." 'm not quite sure wht they're proving, but t lest we know how ll six freshmen men spend their time. Hve "Coke"= Swell work, Letherneck to perform mny of the 155 specilized jobs in the Army now tken over by the Women's Army Corps such s lbortory technicin, medicl technicin, foreign-lnguge interpreter, geodetic computer drftsmn, meteorologist, sttisticin nd dietitin. Qulified women from 20 to 50 my now be ssigned on request directly to the Army Air Forces to work in ir instlltions both ii this country nd brod. These AirWACs help keep 'em flying by doing mny diversified nd vitl jobs including ir mechnic, communictions chief, crtogrpher, Link triner opertor, photogrpher, control tower opertor, stenogrpher nd cltrk. Complete informtion is vilble t ll WAC recruiting offices. College women re eligible for commissions in personnel, public reltions nd mny other responsible dministrtive offices requir ing eduction beyond the higl school level, or the equivlent ir experience. Student solicitors, heded by Jim Hurst, '46, will cnvs dormitories next week to sell fire insurnce on personl possessions. The cost is fifty cents for ech one hundred dollrs' worth of protection. Certifictes, stting the mount of insurnce purchsed will be sent, by the Gelvin, Jckson & Strr nsurnce Compny, to ech student who signs up. n the first four weeks of fighting in tly there were 8,307 csulties Of these, 511 husbnds, brothers, o sweetherts rest beneth little white crosses. Will you buy your w bonds? Pimm i iniiiiiiiiitiii iiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii t in Medville's Hedqurters for Opp. Mrket Plce Hedqurters for Wtermn Fountin Pens Box Cndies Also Service Men's Needs Thetricl Mke-up CLOTHES SHOP...or how to celebrte victory t home COCA-COLA BOTTLNG CO., Medville, P. Postnce New At Populr Prices $7-95 "Coke"= Coc-Col Lrgest Pipe Collection in Northwestern Pennsylvni Whitmn's nd Mry Lincoln COATS t's nturl for populr nmes to cquire friendly bbrevitions. Tht's why you her Coc-Col clled "Coke". The nnul Thnksgiving worship service under the direction of Aubrey Crwford, '45, ws presented by the Allegheny Christin Council in the chpel on Sundy morning, November 21. The cll to worship nd poem, "nventory," were given by Louise Schweitzer, '44; sermonette, "Eternl Life," ws red by Jne Hhne, '44; nd Fred Sturm, '47, led the pryer nd the responsive reding. Specil music ws provided by student chorus with Pul Bever t the orgn. SMART MEN'S CLOTHES STATON WAGON BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORTY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY ACC Sponsored Annul Service For Thnksgiving L 946 Wter Street Returning home with cptured Jpnese sword, the husky Mrine is greeted with Hve "Coke". t's the kind of celebrtion he welcomes most. At home or brod Coc-Col stnds for the puse tht refreshes, hs become symbol of the Americn wy of life. "And good time ws hd by ll" might well be sid of the squre dnce sponsored by the Outing club for Heelers nd Outers on the evening of November 19. Approximtely 80 students nd cdets were in Brooks gym "hoeing it down," while two little boys strummed guitrs nd third plyed his fiddle. After the dinty Virgini reel, wr whooping ndin circle dnce, drunken schottische, nd severl others, lrge glsses of cider were welcomed by the prticipnts. The Outers re mking plns for nother squre dnce to follow in the ner future. Tom K. Willims ncorported Chestnut t Prk GREEN'S DRUG STORE 918 Wter St. Phone 69

5 THE CAMPUS OF ALLEGHENY COLLEGE PAGE FOUR BUY WAR BONDS & STAMPS You'll Enjoy Yourself t BERCHTOLD "A good plce to et" Just short letter to inform you of my chnge of ddress, or rther chnge of college. m now in the U. of llinois, trnsferring here from Syrcuse U. the first of the month. 'm still in the A.S.T.P. engineering progrm. This is the lrgest school tht 1 hve ever seen. Allegheny could use some of the excess buildings tht they hve here. t tkes me only twenty minutes to wlk from my English clss to physics lecture. 1 hven't seen ll of it s yet, for hven't been ble to wlk fr enough. Still, 'll tke Allegheny's cmpus ny dy. There is very little school spirit here. Therg re only 20,000 students, so doubt if they even know who they go to school with. 'm living in the Alph Gmm Rho house only eight blocks from the cmpus. They hve good mny Greek letter houses, ll of which re very lrge nd beutiful. From my window cn see the new llinois stdium, which is huge plce. All hope is tht you re treting the soldiers there in school s swell s m being treted here. Your Cmpus mkes me gld tht ttended Allegheny, nd there re rel bunch of students still there. Pvt Neil Brnes Co. S Br S ASTP Armory: Uni. of 111. Chmpign, llinois 'm not too optimistic!) t's been long grind, but is nering the end. Till cn thnk ll of you in person remin loyl reder. A/C Jmes "Pep" Mrtin Clss 9E-43P (C) USNAS '/< Flight Brigde Penscol, Florid. Phone 118 for Reservtions Over the Murphy 5 & 10c " -MEADE- HEWTT'S NEWS 297 Chestnut St. THE MODERN CAMPUS GRL STUDENTS! G. C. MURPHY Alwys First with the Populr Tunes n Stock Now Blue Rin Glenn Miller Sing, Sing, Sing Benny Goodmn Flight of The Bumblebee My Gretest Mistke Hrry Jmes Boogie Woogie Tommy Dorsey Put Your Arms Around Me Honey Lt. Aln Brndt 1002 N 5 Grden City, Knss Pfc. Michel Livinsky Seymour Johnson Field Goldsboro, N. C. A/C Krl Khl Grossmn 53rd Flying Trining Det. Crlstrom Fid. Arcdi, Fl. The Successful Hostess Serves Dunn's Bked Foods Phone 40 WALKER'S Dry Cleners WALKER'S 685 North St. Phone 216-R Medville's Busiest Drug Store - - BROWN - JONES Shows Shows DRUG STORES "Sves You Money" Cor. Chestnut & Mrket Sts. Medville, P. Thursdy nd Fridy "TORNADO" k Chester Morris Nncy Kelly St., Sun., Mon., Tue., Wed. "TRUE TO LFE" FOR YOUR DRUG nd TOLET NEEDS k Mry Mrtin k Frnchot Tone Dick Powell AT ECKERD'S Prk nd Chestnut Sts. The Celebrted LONG'S HATS (A product of Adm) THE HUB WELCOME BACK TO SCHOOL 962 S. Min GREEN & BAKER! BUY WAR BONDS & STAMPS WLL LOOK BETTER AND LAST LONGER F GVEN REGULAR TRPS TO Tke The "A" Trin Sidewlks of New York Duke Ellington Crmen & Reiser DUNN'S COLLEGE CLOTHES... Tke t From There Hl Goodmn WRT'S DRUG STORES Ph. 161SW Popp & Swnson This seems to be the plce where one expresses his thnks for his first copy of the Cmpus nd hope it keeps on coming. red mine tody s wited for my instructor. t crried me bck to the green cmpus nd brought fresh to mind mny unforgettble memories. t's been long time since 've been there, but expect to be bck to the cmpus with my Nvy wings nd Mrine Corps commission, soon. ( hope OUTFTS Steks... Chops... Rosts... "H DDDLE DDDLE" k Adolphe Menjou Mrth Scott k Sundy, Mondy, Tuesdy "Phntom of the Oper" k Nelson Eddy MEAT FOR VCTORY Cpl. Frnk My 54th T. G. Clss Kessler Field, Mississippi ^T "TGER FANGS" The 1 JENNY! SHOPPE The Poets' Corner Lst Sundy morning while recuperting from the night before, one Corner of Chestnut nd of my roommtes nd cme cross some of the pst issues of the CmMrket Streets pus tht hd mong my belongtililiiltiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiihimiiiniiitniiiiniimiiiiikiiiiiiiiiiiinitiiiiiir: suppose tht you re sort of ings. One rticle in "Strs nd flooded with these letters nd you Stripes" especilly interested us. probbly hve hrd time keeping Tht is to sy, disserttion on up with the boys in the service. get Texs women by forrrrer clssmy issue of the pper every week mte who is now biding in tht nd enjoy reding it very much. stte under the jurisdiction of Un enlisted in the cdets fter left cle Sm. My bunkmte, being true Allegheny nd went through ll the Virginin, gretly disgreed with the regulr trining, nd m now t opinion. Together, we composed the WE FEATURE Nshville for clssifiction. Met following, chllenge to the boys Dick Khl when first cme here sttioned in Texs: nd he nd were both very gld to Of dire importnce see ech other. s the question, we know, Not much else to sy except And so fr its stnding thnks million for the Cmpus, s Sttus Quo. nd keep them coming. A/S RCHARD BURGART n our union SQDN. C-3 Composed of forty-eight sttes, AAFCC NAAC Which blossoms the women NASHVLLE, TENN. Of most perfect trits? hve just received your first isnow the gret "Lone Str" sue of the Cmpus. t hs been quite Hs point, we will grnt, some time since received n issue, CHESTNUT STREET But Virgini ws the seed nd ws very gld to her from Forerunning this plnt. Opp. Post Office f. nd bout Allegheny once gin. There seems to hve been gret "Our looks re superb," del of chnge on the cmpus s ws The Texns would sy, esily noticeble from the news. "And lso our chrm Wht with chnges in the nmes of Which we often disply." frternity houses one could esily get lost. For noticed the column clled Virgini retlites, STARS AND STRPES, nd de"hospitlity rnks, YOUR FOUNTAN cided to write few words. pand we ren't s coy nd precite hering bout Allegheny With our girlish prnks. through the literture sent out, for, DRUG NEEDS s lwys, usully begin reminis"we, too, hve n ccent Stop t cing in my spre time. Spre time They clim is quite cunning. mens ll the time not spent on the While in our ffirs, line, servicing the rmment on B-24 We keep the men running. plnes, cting in the cpcity of n ircrft rmorer here t Biggs Field. "We'll boost the morle hve hd this job ever since Of Uncle Sm's men, cme into the rmy, some eighteen And ll remin true, months go. Through to the end. n tht time hve met but two former Alleghenins. The first ws "So let's cll hlt Mrin Mumford t Denver, ColoChestnut opp. Prk Thetre While ll's still well, rdo, t benefit golf tournment North Min t North And we'll cst our vote strring Bob Hope nd Bing CrosFor the Virgini Belle." by. t ws rel tret. The other person ws Lt. Red Buder, flyingfrnkly, the home-town girl is officer, who1 ws grounded t the Loo/( your Best When t Counts time t Slt Lke City. t ws just still the only one with most of the like old times, nd before could young men down here. However, we Mke hbit of visiting check myself, remember greeting do hve to relese ourselves from him with tht old "Hi, Red." He the "Nvy wy" once in while. smiled nd we shook hnds. t ws The corny composition bove is one BARBER SHOP moment will remember for some strive towrd diversion. time. Pul McGrew, A/S USNR Opp. Woolworth 5 & 10 Room 442, Nvy V-12 Unit Working s member of the Hmpden-Sidney, Virgini. ground crew seems to be n import(f nd when inspirtion strikes nt job, not very colorful t times, however. hve been sttioned here gin, don't forget to write it down.) in the southwest prt of the country for over yer now. The most in- ADDRESSES: teresting event one cn see in this prt of the country is the bullfight. Sgt. Howrd Gibbs t is the sport of the Mexicns. Better Bked However, 'll tke good old footbll 330 Air Bse Sqdn. or bsketbll. Gulfport, Mississippi Foods Enough for now. Keep the Cm pus coming nd ny other literens. Jmes Den McClimns FOR GOODNESS SAKE ture concerning Allegheny. Amphib. Tr, Bse SGT. JOSEPH M. NASTA Solomons, Mrylnd 459th BOMBER SQDN BGGS AR FELD EL PASO, TEXAS FPARK Sturdy. YEAGER'S 've been receiving the Cmpus quite regulrly, lthough it hs been rriving lte. The fult is my own, so thought 'd write nd give you my ddress so tht cn receive Allegheny news while it's still hot. i Going to rdio school hs kept me moving quite bit. PFC. S. M. De Sntis 618th T.S.S., BRKS Trux Field Mdison, 7, WS. : Successor to WOOD & STONE 967 Wter Street GFTS OF ALL KNDS Thursdy nd Fridy 949 Mrket Street Repired Shoes Look New Just wnt to thnk you for the With nvisible Hlf-Soling Cmpus. pprecite it very much for it's so nice to keep in touch with one's pre-wr life. Am strting my 895 Prk Avenue eighth month in Philly, nd m Opp. Merctoris Building relly fond of my ssignment. Hve seen one or two former clssmtes here, so know 'm still on fmilir ^iifmiiiiuiiiimimiiiimiiini llltlllllllillimillllullillllllllllmlllmiiig ground. = Ens. CATHERNE REYNOLDS 259 S. 46th ST. PHLADELPHA, PA. JEWELER BOWLNG ALLEYS EHRGOTT'S Coffee Shop By JOAN HEXTER ROBERT E. STONE RECORD STUDO GLAUBACH STUDO FOR DSTNCTVE PORTRATS COLLEGANS STOP N AT VAN RPER'S COLLEGATE ATMOSPHERE PREVALS Free Boutonniere With Ech Stylized Corsge Crpenters Flowers 935 PARK AVENUE