Bee Gee News March 28, 1935

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1 Bowlng Green State Unversty BGSU Student Newspaper Unversty Publcatons Bee Gee News March 8, 1935 Bowlng Green State Unversty Follow ths and addtonal works at: Recommended Ctaton Bowlng Green State Unversty, "Bee Gee News March 8, 1935" (1935). BGSU Student Newspaper. Book Ths Artcle s brought to you for free and open access by the Unversty Publcatons at ScholarWorks@BGSU. t has been accepted for ncluson n BGSU Student Newspaper by an authorzed admnstrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU.

2 Athletc Carnval Tonght Wrte a Story for the Contest -OL. XV- n rp Rectal to be Presented by & Physcal_Ed. Students... hundred forty students of the De-,. umc ntof Physcal Educaton for women ' r. Uke part n the dance rectal to D3! ' Aprl 5th n the Men's gym. The pron D> cf dances s dvded nto three major rm The frst group wll consst of natural dance etud.es by pupls from the luck- group and the major physcal educaton group. Ths group ncluded four dances- the "Farandole," and nterpretaton of a French folk tune; "Bound Captve" an nterpretaton of a negro sprtual, "My Lord, What a Mornn' "; and a scarf dance to a waltz by Schubert. Second s a group of mtatve and dramatc rhythms by pupls from the Sophomore physcal educaton classes. Ths group ncludes "The Chldren's Duam", "The Toad's Mstake", "Old Kng Cole", and a "Chldren at Play". A dance drrma, "The Fary Cap" wll form the thrd part of the program. The ;tory of the drama s that of a lttle hunchback, Sufmore, who meets a group of fary men whle wanderng n the woods. The fary man take ther fortress, fete hm, and cure hs crooked back by charms. The commttees for the performance are: Mss Shaw and Mss Hartman, general drectors; Mary Slva, student manager; Leona Fsher, Wanda DeMongeot, Anne Rmelspach and Helen DeTray, costumes; Rut' Andrews and Helen Hastng.-., publcty; Wnfred Stoner and Magaret Russel, propertes; and Margaret Carmchael, Mary Copus and Aene Hutchns, pansts. Wll Present Chldren's Play Students of the Play Producton class are workng on a chldren's play, whch they plan to present soon. The play Mac Donald's "Curde and the Goblns," dramatzed by Clare Tree Major, has been presented n the Chldren's Theatre at New York Cty. Joe Nordmann and Jean Powell are cast n the play. t s under the drecton of Mrs. Mldred Davs. o o Sponsor Pre-Easter Servce College students and members of the faculty are nvted to arse early next Thursday mornng, March 9, and attend the Pre-Easter Servce sponsored by the Y - W. C. A. and Y. M. C. A. t wll begn at 7:00 A. M. n the Halls of Nature on the campus, or, f the weather s nclement, «> the audtorum of the Ad. buldng. Dr. Zaugg wll speak, the brass quartette wll P!ay, and the male quartette wll sng. BOWLNG GREEN STATE COLLEGE, MARCH 8, 1935 No. 6 LBERAL ARTS STUDENTS PLAN TO ORGANZE A pemrncnt organzaton for Lberal Arts students was the object of a meetng :pcnsored by Dean Overman n room 400S Wednesday, March 1. After seme dscusson, t was resolved that a commttee consder the advsablty of fomng such an organzaton. Lnda Dll, Clara Elarton, Metha Carter, Rachel Conn, Margaret Carmchael, Harold Sebert, John Gacth, Wllam Foster, Karl Karg, and Dcnald Banej were apponted. The commttee wll report at the next meetng, Wednesday, Aprl 4. WYANDOT CO. CLUB HOLDSMEETNG Members of the Wyandot County club held ther fourth meetng cf the year at the heme cf Prof, and Mrs. E. C. Powell, en East Wcoster street, Thursday nght, March. Plans were made for vstng frst grr.de hgh schools of Wyandot county durng the comng sprng vacaton, n the nterests of Bowlng Green State College. The evenng was spent n formulatng plans n grmes, and n lookng over college "Keys". Refreshments were served by the hostess asssted by Mss Los Felsted. The followng members were present: Luclle Kurtz, Alce Ogg, and Orvetta Wentlng of Carey; Marjory Caughey and Geneva Shealy cf Sycamore; Marjone Ambruster, cf Upper Sandusky; Paul Shaffer and Homer Shllng of Upper Sandusky, and Cloyce Wentlng of Carey. - NATURE LORE B>d Reports March -Meadowlarks (sngng) and Bronzed Crackles noted near Rdge St. Cemetery. Mournng Doves and Robns ncreasngly common. March 5-Grackles, Mournng Doves and Song Sparrows (sngng) observed at Fcttora.,, Bluebrds have been reported several tme, n ths vcnty, but none n Bowlng March VThe Campus Screech Owl has "gan taken possesson of the large brdbox behnd the Lbrary. Hs werd calls gave the Lbrary-staff a momentary start. Botany Trees on the campus are ready for warm w tn b-ne cut ther new green gar- ^ t" SwoHen buds answer negatvely the St^S^"Can Sprng be far behnd?" P The maple-sap sea,on was much later than usual ths year. n many cases, top-... nnt even undertaken. No, wonder, XX ha" cxt February n 0 yearsl BAND FESTVAL Brngng to a clmax ther annual nstrumental festval, representatves from northwestern Oho hgh schools presented a program n the men's gym Saturday nght, March 4. G. C. Banum and C. F. Church shared honors n conductng the band, whle M. C. McEwen conducted a multple strng quartet of twenty-four hgh school muscans. An outstandng event was the frst presentaton of the new Bowlng Green Alma Mater song by the college chor, the festval band, and the multple strng quartet. The song was announced by heralds blowng long, pcturesque trumpets hung wth the college colors. LENTEN RECTAL Drected by R. M. Tunnclffe, the musc department gave a lenten rectal n the man audtorum Sunday afternoon, March 5. The chor sang an anthem by Garrett, and cantatas by Mendelssohn and Maunder. Solosts were Leon Fauley, LaVon Connelly, Arlene Gll, Marjore Sams, Fanchon De Verna, and Clement Premo. Scrpture readng was by J. W. Carmchael. Elect Offcers At a meetng of the Wllams County club on March 19, Lyle Beek was elected permanent charman and Dorothy Burras secretary. The group s plannng a party n the sprng. Announcements wll appear later. o Hgh School Cast Gves Scenes from Operetta Scenes from the operetta, "The Belle of Barcelona", presented by the musc department of Bowlng Green hgh school, delghte dthe student body n assembly last Tuesday. The hgh school students gave several tantalzng glmpses of the dances and songs of the operetta whch played at the hgh school later n the week. The story of the operetta s that of a young grl who refuses to marry the nobleman selected for her by her parents n order to accspt a dashng young Amercan Leutenant of the Marnes. Ella Mae Looms as the leadng lady, Margarta, sang a solo. Dale Woods appeared as the Amercan hero, Hal. Wlls Saunders and Robert Baron suppled the comc element of the operetta as the rshman, Pat, and Pedro. The part of the nobleman was played by Donald Maglott, and that of Margarta's Englsh governess by Helen Perkns. e s 1

3 PAGE Publshed Every Tuesday By The STUDENTS AND FACULTY BOWLNG GREEN STATE COLLEGE STAFF Dulc C. Kellogg Edtor-n-Chef Helen L. Hustngs AsHOCate Edtor Kenneth H. Sknner Assocate Edtor Rose Solomon Lterary Edtor Robert Green BUHOHK Mnlnger Royee lutchlson Sports Edtor John Oaeth Men's Sports Kll l Andrews Women s Sports Anne Woestenburg Reporter-at-Lnrge Howard Brathewate Commoners Merln Howbert Delh Volberg Johnson Fve Ssters Margaret Cosner Las Algas ttvelvn 'nard kk" 1 dale Herbert Bology Dept. Mare Schmdt Debatng Joseph Jordan Musc Dept. Margaret Harrot Joke Edtor Urace Dussault Alumn Edtor Prof. G W. Bent te Faculty Advser LBERAL ARTS CLUB? The movement to organze the students n the College of Lberal Arts presents several varyng aspects. We hope that the Commttee of Eleven, apponted at the meetng of last Wednesday, wll present both majorty and mnorty reports. Ths wll allow students to form an opnon on the queston based on a knowledge of the ponts for and aganst. One of the chef ponts to ascertan s whether or net such an organzaton would lead to ntra-college rvalry.» O CHESS We are rather surprsed that that most fascnatng of games, chess, has not attaned a more sold poston on the campus. Last year an all-college Chess Tournament, n whch twenty men and two women were entered, mscarred wthout a sngle game beng played, and the Y. M. C. A. Tournament of ths year apparently wll be only slghtly more successful. And all ths s n spte of the fact that the number of Chessplayers on the campus has ncreased, especally among the farer sex, durng the past year. What s wrong? s t merely a lack of tme, or was roncus rght when he clamed that cur student-body lacked energy and was sound asleep? One more week of the PEN CONTEST. Frst Day of Sprng Scores of lttle chldren Flashng nmble feet, Shoe-strng tresses, bobbng curls Crack-the-whp wth skllful twrls. Ah, but lfe s sweet! Ah, to be a chld agan, Skatng n the street! Anne Onne s Work Hard? Your atttude toward the job s what makes t hard. You dread a job. You put t off. The longer you wat the bgger t gets. The trouble s your work habt s wrong. An orderly mnd and well controlled thoughts wll make your work easy and pleasant. Alfred E. Smth has resgned from the Edtorshp of the New Outlook. Rumors that a dsagreement between the edtor-poltcan and hs publsher, Frank Tchenor, over the ar mal controversy led to the break have been dened. Pressure of other busnessmatters s stated to be the cause. At any rate the last edtoral comment of Mr. Smth s to be found n the March number. 's t a New Deal?" s an nterestng dscusson n the Current Hstory for March, n t, Abraham Epsten, an authorty on socal condtons n the Unted States, f-cems to show that the Roosevelt program s not radcal enough to leave any vtal or (actng beneft. Frank H. Smonds, well-known foregn correspondent, wrtes n Atlantc for Aprl. n "Austra, the Powder Barrel of Europe", he shows sx objectves of Htler, towards transformng the map of Europe. n the feld of educatonal, we recommend especally the Congressonal Dgest of February, 1934, whch deals entrely wth "The Crss n the Amercan Publc- School System." The Pro and Con of the queston: "Should Federal funds be spent for publc educaton?" s presented. Students and faculty of a lberal turn of mnd wl lenjoy "Effcency Unversty" by John Flagg Gunmore n Forum for Aprl. Also n ths ssue, we note Henry Gcddar Leach's comment en the Chld Labor Amendment, and Eleanor Roosevelt's dscusson of the Admnstraton's program for a new self-supportng manner of lvng n "Subsstence Farmsteads." o o Kckng the Gang Around Martha-the-mule has lost the mystc, faraway glmmer whch once colored her ruby eyes... has gone back to her home atop the Maurer pano after havng trouped the past two weeks or so... the operaton was successful frcm Dr. Mary's vewpont, but not so good so far as foster-father Jmme can see.... Scene They call t a p.">yc. lab. Characters One Bob Butler; Alce, the dumbest of hocd-rats. As the curtan rses, Alce s seen patently gnawng the wre cf her cage... Bob mpatently taps hs rght foot and hums "How Long Wll t Last." Curtan t seems as though Oho State had a vacaton and Fred Johnston had a guest... he could make the swellelegentest paperdolls... we hear he went "Park-ng" one nght, Helen... nce tme? The Lberal Arts students are nobly endeavorng to get together... we hope they caoperate enough to really carry the plans through... ye who knock please note... Bll Noble s dong rght well accordng to latest reports 'at-e-ole fght, Bll... here's wshng you luck... Good-bye Agan, Your Campus Correspondents Announcements Tonght 8:00 P. M. Math. Club meetng March 9, 7:00 A. M. Pre-Easter servce. March 9, 7:30 P. M. Track meet wth Oberln. Men's Gym. Aprl 4 Meetng of Lberal Arts Club Aprl 5 Dance Rectal Aprl 3, 7:00 P. M. Bee Gee News staff meetng. All be present. An Easter program s beng sponsored by the Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. at 7:15 A. M. Thursday, March 9. There wll be a Vocal Quartet, a Brass Quartet and a talk by Dr. Zaugg. Everybody s nvted to attend. The servces wll be held out-o-doors, weather permttng. Elect New Members At a short meetng of Emerscn Lterary Socety on Wednesday, March 1, Sue Holman and George Rohrs were voted nto the organzaton. The program was postponed. A CONTRBUTON have been asked by a member of the edtoral staff what thnk of the artcles by roncus and other self-styled satrsts. The type of "satre" developed by roncus and others s decdedly superfcal and cheap; t reflects lttle or no human understandng and sympathy; t s ever destructve and never socally constructve. To be of value, a destructon crtcsm should be accompaned by a constructve synthess; t should reflect a broad sympathy and apprecaton of lfe and be tempered wth suffcent humor to avod ndgeston to the wrter and a wry grmance to the reader. Secondly, f these artcles are ntended to "jar" the undsturbed nto a conscousness of the tremenduous, Van Loonan precpce over whch cvlzaton s hangng, am qute sure that the effort s n van "The undsturbed year we shall have wth us always: But serously, queston the very sncerty of purpose wth whch these people wrte. s t ther feelng of socal responsblty whch causes them to desre a common "ntellectual sunrse" for all, or s t a more selfsh desre to show off to demonstrate ther superor ablty, ther broader pont of vew? Undoubtedly they have a msconcepton of the word "crtcsm" whch conotes constructon as well as destructve analyss, and wthout whch constructve qualtes s not crtcsm. suggest, then, that the edtor use hs fner capactes of choce n elmnatng the crudtes and vulgartes (such as thrteenth vertebrae) from the contrbutons cf roncus and smlar contrbutors, so that the paper may escape to that extent the crtcsm of beng shoddy and superfcal n ts edtoral matter. The edtor and hs staff are qute able and, am sure most wllng to do that.

4 PAGE 3 SOCAL EVENTS & -* SORORTES "Phratra Phases" A dnner? Where? At the Woman's Club. When? Frday evenng. Who? The Phratra grls and a group of frends. The tables were attractvely decorated n green and yellow, wth a varety of stylshly attred msses gracng all sdes. New ask you, have you ever heard these before? They're the latest word n orgnal creaton! The frendly cow all red and whte Wth two bg eyes lke brght head lghts Cams strollng down the cty street Lockng for somethng green to eat. have a lttle shadow that goes n and out wth me, He's fve foot sx, a comely lad, as handsome as can be. And yet 've often notced as trudge my weary way That shadow seems to haunt me on the very worst of days. When "Gable" comes to our tewn to makj the lades pay, My shadow tlls me sadly, t's an nconvenent day; But "Garbo" seems to draw hm wth a mghty powerful lght He greets me on that evenng wth "a move show tonte?" have a lttle shadow that goes n and out wth me He's fve foot sx, a comely lad, as handsome as can be. And yet 've often notced as trudge my weary way, That shadow seems to haunt me on the very worst of days. ll wonder f the stars are fre, wonder f they were meant to nspre, Lovers on a summer eve (blank verse) Anon. Y. Mos Las Amgas Las Amgas entertaned eleven "rushes" at an nformal party Thursday, March.. Cards and dancng were the chef sources of amusement. A prze was gven to the one havng the lowest score n hearts. Later n the evenng, at tables delcately apponted n coral and green, refreshments, also carryng out the sororty colors, were served by candlelght to thrty-two grls. A rose and a delcately wrapped gft marked the place of each guest and the sponsor, Mss Hedrck. The evenng was one of pleasure for guests and hostesses who only regret was that Mss Wlls could not be wth them. Wllams Hall Warbles <$>- Sprng Has Ccme! Ruth Andrews s usng all the gentle arts of persuason to convnce Gramma that Senors are stll lttle grls and lke to skate en ther own prvate walks. "Pepper" Cleland was heard dscoursng en love the other nght. Wonder f the deas were new? Heard Anne Woestenberg descrbng her lfe n an rsh Dame's School, between gaps of standng en a char atop a cot, hangng pctures. Got any hangng to be done? Sprng s the tme for all good women to p,d t ther house cleanng, but t's a strange knd of cleanng when t means takng a neghbors furnture and puttng t n another occupants' room. magne the consternaton of the grls who prdes herself on havng "the neatest room n the corrdor" when she had to present qute a dfferent pcture to her ssters' eyes. Soap Box Oratory generally begns about ths tme of the year, so Dot Nantell sn't lushng the season. She managed to obtan qute a followng by ndvdual talks the ether nght. The grl for whom the work was done seemed qute "taken off" her feet, when she saw the recruted delegaton besege her room. Table Talk at Table X doesn't mprove wth Sprng. The grls stll nsst on beng ntellectual. magne; dscussng the stock yards when no one yet has been able to determne satsfactorly what the consttuents of fg puddng sauce are. Table Z produced a pleasng "flled glass musc" duet Sunday. Velta Whaley and Marjore Schlumbohm harmonzed on Home Sweet Home and My Country 'Ts of Thee. Just the Conventonal Sunday Sprt! Wllams Hall, even, looked a bt festve over the week-end. Though there was a large welcome sgn flyng n the breeze, and guests coats flled many lower corrdor rocms, the grls themselves enjoyed Shatzel hosptalty and whte cherres and jello by the fork." Shatzel Sntches M. J. Bernath has been havng a romance lately. Last week the bell handle was mssng for qute a whle one evenng. Wonder where t was? Who s the best story teller at Shatzel? Do you know? Scoop Dave Calln has shaved off hs moustache. College Lnco SERVCE STATON East Wooster, near College BREAD AND MLK AND THE BEST OF CANDES? j SORORTES Seven Ssters On Tuesday evenng, March 0, the Seven Ssters entertaned a group of frends at a theatre party. After the show they adjourned to the sororty house and spent the remander of the evenng n dancng and games. Dgnty and sophstcaton were forgotten when the taffy pull started. Popcorn balls and punch were enjoyed throughout the evenng. The guests were Marybelle Pollock, Jane Ogle, Geneva Kng, Jeanette Hass, Mary Louse Lane, Lucy Whttlesey, Evelyn Wentz and Rosemary Katzenberger. 3-K The 3-K's entertaned a group of grls Wednesday evenng at a St. Patrck's party. Contests, cards, and dancng were enjoyed. Each grl was known by an rsh name (Pat, McNutt, Tm, etc.) whch she receved at the door. A penalty was placed upon anyone for speakng the grl's own name durng the evenng. Clever przes w^re awarded those who showed ther ablty to wn frst place n the contests. As the tme for departure drew near, the grls found ther places at small tables, beautfully apponted n green and whte, the sororty colors. Refreshments were served to the rushees, sponsors, and members. At the place of each guest was a corsage of green and whte sweet peas. NOW.. * the tme to have your shoes R-E-B-U--L-T j Church Shoe Shop j Fred's Barber Shop Har Cut.. 5c 175 N. Man St. EASTER CARDS COSTUME JEWELRY HAND BAGS.. PURSES To Match Your Easter Ensemble Pcture Frame And Gft Shop

5 PAGE 4 SPORT PAGE T. U. Trounces Falcons Toledo Unversty proved to be too much for the nexperenced and uncondtoned Falcons at the Unversty Feld House last Thursday nght. Phllps was the outstandng performer for Bowlng Green, takng two frst places. Wckter of Toledo U was the star of the evenng. He romped off wth four frst places; these nclude the followng: races 65 yard hgh hurdles, 65 yard low hurdles, 60 yard run, and the broad jump. The fnal score was T. U. 73; B. G. 7. Summary : 65 yard hgh hurdles (1) Wckter, T, () Spencer, T (3) Unger, BG, Tme 9 sec. Mle Run (1) Phllps, BG () McCrory BG, (3) Folger, T. Tme 4: yard run (1) Kaser, T, () Overmer, BG, (3) Pasch, T. Tme yard run (1) Wchter, T, () Kaser T, (3) Hartman, BG. Tme 6.3. Unversty Relay Wnnng team composed of: Wchter, Sommervlle, Meek and Kaser, T. Tme 1:19.4 (T. U. Record) 880 yard run (1) Phllps, BG () Southard, T, (3) Kaeth, BG. Tme : low hurdle (1) Wckter, T, () Sommervlle, T, (3) Waner, BG. Tme 7.4. Mle Relay Wnnng team composed of: Folger, Pasch, Southard, Kaser. Tme 3:54.4. Pole Vault (1) Long, T, () Hartman, "B\, (3) Berry, BG. Hgt. 11 ft. Shot Put (1) Gohnston, T, () Bhel, T, (3) Stevens, BG. Dstance 34 ft. n. Broad jump (1) Wckter, T, () Sommervlle, T, (3) Hartman, BG. Dstance 0 ft. 4 n. Hgh jump (1) Jacobs, T, () Hanck, T, (3) Ells, Weber, Stevenson, ted. Hgt. 6 ft. 6% n. «Lace Old Mother nature s a frvolous dame For she puts lace on everythng. The hlls she caps wth lacy clouds. Tho dyng flowers n lacy shrouds Of snow she wraps; and when the sprng Doth happy, bltheful, joyful, brng The gft of lfe to all the flowers, She trms wth lace ther frlly bowers. She tats the buddng tree tops hgh No fner lace can money buy. The felds that have surroundng hedge She beautfes wth crocheted edge. The roadsde wth ts weedy rm s nothng less than nature's trm Of lace, softened to a dusty hue, Tho' sometmes brghtened by sparklng dew. Wth stone or rock or boulder bare She ples her art wth equal care; For mountans are majestc lace That makes more grand ths old earth's face. The ocean's wave, the cataract's fall Are foamng, frothy laces all Made by nature, the frvolous dame For she puts lace on everythng. P. C. The Physcal Ed. Department Volley Ball League Stundng Commoners Fve Brothers 1 Rch's Cafetera Lndsey House _ - 1 Delh Y. M. C. A. 0 Delh Pledges 1 House of Sears 0 Avengers Handball Ths week the wnner cf the handball tournament wll be decded. Overmer wll play the wnner of the Adkns-Schaller match for the champonshp. Challenge nterest s certanly beng strred n the handball tournament. Donald Barnes, who was unable to compete because of llness, ssues the followng challenge: " hereby challenge the vctor n the handball tournament, now n ts sem fnals, for the champonshp of the college, regardless of award.-,." Png Pong Tournament The png pong tournament s comng along ncely. Those who are left to play are: Ells, mbrock, Jones, Thomas, and Hartman. The fnals wll be played after the Easter vacaton. Sgma Delta Ps Tho trals for ths fraternty are comng near. Many of the men students have sgned lately. f you are at all nterested, put ycur name en the paper at the bulletn board, and start tranng for the thngs that must be accomplshed. Notce Valuables may be checked at the offce wndow whle workng out n the gym. *M KAY ANN BEAUTY PARLOR Expert Operators Always Glad to Sae You Shampoo and Fnger Wave _ 50c Phone S. Man St. TUESDAY^ FRDAY. THE CLA-ZEL 10c TO ALL.. 10c AND 15c WED. and THURS. March 8-9 SPENCER TRACY n "THE MAD GAME" SUN. and MON. Aprl 1- Open :15 Sun. LEE TRACY n "ADVCE TO THE LOVELORN" BEE GEE TO MEET OBERLN TRACK TEAM Next Thursday nght Bowlng Green m:ets Oberln n a dual track meet n the Bg Gym. Let's all go out and back our team! Plenty of exctement and surprses ara n store for you. Remember! Thursday March 9 at 7:30.! *» ( We have the new sprng athletc equpment for Golf, Tenns, and Playground Balls. COLLEGE RESTAURANT AND BOOK EXCHANGE "At The Gate of The Campus" FLEET-WNG GASOLNES and MOTOR OLS The Pearl Ol Co. Wooster at Prospect Sts. LETMANS THRFT DRY CLEANERS Suts Cleaned and Pressed 75c Lades' Plan Garments - 5c Call N. Man St. EASTER SPECALS N CANDY 5c 50c $1 LNCOLN & DRLAM The Drug Store on The Square RAPPAPORT'S f "For Everythng" EASTER TOYS NOVELTES DENNSON DECORATONS CANDY SCHOOL SUPPLES STUDENT NEEDS OF ALL KNDS f M.J..;.,. M* :

6 ;\ ; AGE 6 B. G. Opens Track Season Here OBERLN WNS MEET The B. G. Falcons, showng unusual strength, dropped a close fought track meet Wednesday nght to Oberln n the Falcon nest. Oberln took the last three events to make sure a 61 to 43 vctory. The score stood at 41 to 40 n favor of Oberln just before the fnal three events were held. Oberln was expectng to fnd an easy opponent n the Falcons and were forced to the lmt to wn. The Falcons, had they been tranng longer and had more experence, would have been the wnner. The sprt of the Falcons was fne. Every man was dong hs best to add ponts to the Falcon score. The Falcons on the bass of ther showng aganst Oberln wll upset the dope n the conference meet at Wooster n May. The most exctng event of the evenng was the relay. The crowd showed more enthusasm durng ths than at any other tme durng the evenng. The most exctng of ths event was when John Gaeth, overcame a bg lead held by the second runner of Oberln, and passed hm and gave the anchor man, Danels, who lost out n the last lap to hs long legged opponent a lead. There are great possbltes for a great relay team to be found and we are bettng on Coach Lands to do t. John Hartman, the speed demon, demonstrated hs ablty by takng a frst n the 0 yard dash and seconds n the 40 yard dash and 40 yard hgh hurdles, and the 40 yard low hurdles. To top off a full evenng, he ted wth Howard Berry of B. G. and an Oberln man for frst n the pole vault. Fne work John. Too bad for B. G. that you are graduatng ths year. The Falcons only took four frsts out of twelve events but cashed n heavly on seconds and thrds. The next meet for the Falcons wll be on Saturday, March 30, when they go to Detrot to take on Wayne U n an ndoor meet. We hope the Falcons wll make the trp worth whle by wnnng the meet. Follow the Falcon track team and gve them your support. They have the makngs of a fne team and deserve the full student THE CLA-ZEL WED.-THURS. March 7-8 FREDRC MARCH n "WE LVE AGAN" ^***^*^*^s***s*s^s^^^^^^s^^^^^^^^^r\ SUN.-MON.-TUES. Mar. 31 Apr. 1- Open :15 Sun. KATHARNE HEPBURN n "LTTLE MNSTER" body support. Are you behnd them? Followng are the results of the track meet wth Oberln: 40 Yard dash Won by Bows (O) ; second, Hartman (BG); thrd, Rffle, (BG). Tme 4:5 seconds. Shot Put Won by Smth (O) ; second, Beldng (BG); thrd, McKee (BG). Dstance 37 ft. % n. Mle Run won by Dye (O) ; second, Nuckolls (O); thrd, Webster (O). Tme, 4 mn., 5. sec. 40 Yard H Hurdles Won by Fuller (O) ; second, Hartman (BG); thrd, Dutton, (O). Tme 5.6 sec. Pole Vault Wen by Hartman and Berry (BG) and Stowell (O) ; second none, 3 ted for frst. Heght 10 ft. 440 Yard Run Won by Overmer (BG) ; second, Danels (BG); thrd, Koehler (0). Tme 55.8 sec. 40 Yard Low Hurdles Won by Fuller (O) ; second, Hartman (BG); thrd, Dutton (O). Tme 5.1 sec. 0 Yard Dash Won by Hartman (BG) ; second, Bows (O); thrd, Cross (O). Tme 8.5 sec. 880 Yard Dash Won by Gaeth (BG) ; second, Meyers (BG) ; thrd, Perrne (0). Tme mn., 9.1 sec. Two Mle Run Won by Manlove (0) ; recond, Rchards (O); thrd, Duncan (0). Tme 10 mn. 8.8 sec. Hgh Jump Won by Leach (0) ; second, Stevenson (BG), and Doerschuk (O) ted; thrd, Kunkle (BG). Heght 5 ft. 8y n. One Mle Relay Won by Oberln (Kcehler, Dye, Nockolls, Webster) Tme 3 mn. 10. second. Earl Letter's Restaurant *< r MEALS AND SHORT ORDERS CE CREAM BARS AND POP 15 S. Man Try That New Drnk ORANGEADE H Pnt 5c.. 1 Quart 15c GASOLNE AND OLS l NTRAMURAL NDOOR BASEBALL ORGANZED The program for ndoor baseball as a cport for every college man has been organzed. Everyone s nvted to partcpate cther as a member of a house team or a fraternty team. There s a possblty that members may also play on the class teams as well as other teams. The rules of the pogram wll be posted on bulletn boards n Men's Gym and Ad. buldng. The Physcal Educaton majors Ross Albon and Doyco Flere both varsty lettermen, wll have complete charge of t. Entres should be n Aprl 1st. Football Feld to be Reseeded Men are busy regradng the athletc feld for seedng. Arrangements wll be made for sprnklng the feld durng the summer ::o as to nsure a rapd development of the turf before next football season. - - Hold onto anythng that has proved ts worth untl somethng s proven better. A! BURKETT'S ( Southeast Corner of Campus j SCHOOL SUPPLES -- DRY GOODS j GROCERES «W "« «! ><>4n»<>«BM>«B><>^B*-<>4 SOHO ETHYL AND SOHO X-70 Also Complete Lne of OLS from 16 «31c per qt. ATLAS AND ATLAS JUNOR TRES AND TUBES Bud Schwnd's Servce Staton Manland Washngton < >^B»( >^H»< >4 >>. ><> < ; j Oho Ol Staton J. J. NEWBERRY CO. ; «East Wooster near campus C. YODER, Mgr. YOUNG MEN DO YOU NEED CLOTHES FOR FORMAL AFFARS? We have dress shrts, collars and tes; and wll specal order a sut any tme. Come n and see us.. <Z. -* 5-10 and 5 Cent Store MM : ( SCHOOL SUPPLES! NOTONS CANDY TOLET ARTCLES., HOSERY.. MLLN- ERY.. HARDWARE AND READY-TO-WEAR. xmwwnaban wm >' ~»^*S