e 29,195( BCt ice WELCOME FRESHMEN ★ ★ WHAT IS ★ ★ ★ WKATHKII; ' ★ itart COLLEGE LIKE? I'Olt STI'IIV A Nil » the ad ii HE:AII THE PAI'EIl ITKITHALL I'EREKCT pparatus EAST I.ANSINO. MICH. — SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. Itir.o Freshman Week Calendar NIIAY, SEPTEMHEII is Auditorium Howard Rather WORLD-WIDE SITUATION MAY CHANGE dry ENROLLMENT PICTURE THIS TERM Total May If ESIIAV. SEPTEV Frosh Can Relax Over Draft Equal Last EnroJIment ()iu> Morv Nearly Done Years Hi^h j Frees Males 1 ■ Collier Fx|MM*ifn 15 From Call Urtt|i in Student* No l.tijiriinlcr Thai DNE8DAY. SEPTEV l.aw Won't Oiiiiijjp In< omiiiB frcshniPn with] ttcrrjp* over it possible ilrHft J rail ran relax fur thi) lime1 beinir. at leant, Enrollment in college guaian-- tees freedom from induction at , least until the end of the current 1 school year, according to Colonel Charier. j Pearson, operations of- j ficer at the Michigan Selective J Foi KptHropahani Tom King Skcrvice Lansing. System Headquarters In i 143 Abbott Rrt jUw Mar ( hence ' j Reception f< !ian Students Foi est i Science Organization y Cabin Named To "The law provides Hurt any &ft|r any recognized educational facil¬ Student Foundation Pat Dean Post ity is entitled to deferment until .func if he is called for induction Bldg during the year," Colonel Pearson Two l'.oiiii»«'lor«* said* 'Of course, we have no j guarantee that the law won't he i'onta l.rfl Vacanl changed during the year. It allj The •lass of *51 will he on ,h(* international sit , , . . . 4 nation " jrrwtci liv h top administrate admimstrat. A„ „u,lpnl, rnrnl|prt ,n thl taff not much different ROTc prn.ia that that that ushered the (he nine .afegua- VNY men in the ROTC are th Theatre Tom rt in Ki„g. agree to serve two year* with the WAY, SKPTKMHKR 22 IT regular armv after graduation, . Sponsor*' he- Notify Board* Union Bldg gm his first vh Mixer Ba of Students. He* erv- college-bound draft age men that pies Thurch rd direct'r mis- the law requires them to notify Expulsion Set as r per- their hometown draft board of and ing to have their r-elective service- As Penalty New Students Will Miss the matters handled by the Lansing ; board may do so. Colonel Pearson ' add* 4^ The address of the Lan- For Drinking Picture Of Construction o"*e ,ing board is 1915'^ F.ast Kalama. find missing th Mca l,i<|iior 1111 I .11111•< 1 - *•') and concrete -inn tin ■liKB Her? Afcnitiwl K«'i!iilMlioii« .1 bolrds t Is *tnkuschool ,is (he penalty for any (hi rampil* ♦ In- jS.rVirs Musi aftlnc nf mathemalim "th'"" * ""if "J NtjUdrni found drinking on the near-finished ' < vr»r. orThwe who : Mwhilfan Slat,; campus, I lean uiatjon (Voter dominating iannah To nore schooling be-.j of StiW-nls Torn King announced tn»* wo 1 «»td • Reftislur- This t»\ strictly enforced Ho.fi medicine -tmh - » l.ilirarv Hour* of Agriculture rul if Coll Sew MSC S Oqood Heads (•reiuale Xehool veil-stocked SC students, gram to stamp '• campus dnnkingJ College Strictly urs for fall der 21. King oh'P Fine And PrMn Knforeing Fine* n Auditorium .m. at 7 30 Monday mmpus fine and 'Aid *r Full Orientation tlrrk Planned Thcsr dents o|m ratiiiir By College Croups For Krowli EXPULSION. Page [ ONSTKlA TION. Pair trmntation k on the Mirhigan f «»H« £•' campus, tret under way Monday. Sept l!». when Pre*. John A nah addresses inrnnnnjr tr. sh men and iran-fer ? t udent-s Lost? Stand Near lieannuml Totver; h. rn||o(fC auditorium at 9am Af'ar the president's mev Ih'an Howard Rather ofi^-nd ('-"' „f ow l'ns« Wed- lite. ted vucce^of^foi 3: I Place- w This llandy? Poekel*Size (Uiide Basic college will apeak inesday 'vrwoi wilt ete« 'he rtaqjed. M have nevar baen on the, geographirallv — of »be c#mru> Union direct 'W studenta. 'thirl d*.v of freshman week on" Michigan State College eampu* j All huiidings mentioned here will ,f 'be Home am.n.« ReeeaUw i,he St"un inn for i °»*n " Frosh Meet before II may he difficult finding j he based on Beaumont '*^'3 dl religious your way around. ADMINISTRATION BUILDING To facilitate maPer* homew hat. -^-facing south at Beaumont it i» i,ffc.r t*ti*r „an * ^d'^an he oi\t h IM>H\ =**5^nr*"grmjr« <. r Roman DRAMA MICHIG A V ST ATE N E W s difWctly left and ran be ng He-u- arc/rcq»»e*i#d to attend « meet- I NTF.RTAINMF-NT 'UMighting Tuesday's activi- , kwship services offered on ram¬ »ng in the STATE NEWS oflire ?o orient them with eaaUy diatin- | LIBRARY —-between Beaumont mont go left »o Agriculture ball FASHION » rage IS 's he a YW-YM frevnivan P'* suuhaM* landmarks and lh« AdminUlraUnn huUdmt (hm «nn(h until Uw FU.nU Shall Tuesday, Sept. 10 at 2 p.m. The I.AST ( ALL Pag* 4- ih the Union ballroom and Th. baaic landmark nf the col« j A Student council sponsored pep ONION -fa. .nt riraumnnt it is irablr. The Auriit'.n..i, t.fi NICK'S NICHE Page 4 from 8 30 to 10.30 p.m. I rally for the (>rcg'»n 5jtate-%Lchi- lei. ia Beaumont Tower, located to M^jrtSt and slightly in ihe left ilw sluel from the [land SPORTS VnipQ Ouard uanct on the bee FEObU. Page ? in Um ccoltr liiurattvdji bee LA& Page 12 — nutjia >tu luro xvuifd. Neat tu tut bbcj. Saturday, September 2.1 * T n F. M T d TI I C A X STATE NEWS Pnge Two Mnnagrt Editor S^jartan Magazine Ready For Fall College Daily Begins rPh« hifihlifht fmm'ot the yen. is the, The magazine w:.s f.,un«M Fortv-eightli Year; Spftrtan. carmnr tlj magazine, will wake its 1950-19S1 ^nual A/toni«hef edition, the !»3fi under the ti»«erii<»n m .i ||| bow early Iti Qctobw. with its an- h,1M,rtr aji7.in»-',s narod.v parody of the .late Jnnmy Hays, with Myron Fight As Daily SfMirlan f.V/v Slate News Progresses Far Home Of MSC Siitee Turn Of Century Married I els , The MYClHUAX STATE NEWS lipffin* its tRth year Ibis .■lit, i < upon l lime sine.' ] TV executive |)osttt.»n .•I.I Iiy ii nmi-v, Manager Tom Nichol- tui 'Jin.' '.VIE NEWS' ii. iii in- In-run Sntur- 1012 wben a The The offices of' the Spartan Magazine •ht«;an rtatf yen 'in the three departments «»! the eas tie paper. Iiiulchng i • STATE NEWS : ieuerai poKtey is under the i and ore o Anpv 1 . Helmet FRESHMEN 7,,e,'w,Z\Tr.m-i- Frosli tjtuerie- II e Introduce I RKS1IMKN to ) on • WF.I.C051 IS. administrative office To MSC ii and RENT « Tyjn'wrilor It KID'S and keep up >%itli your work CAIMI'I S IWOIUTI. The I rienrtlx Spiri-t «»< ! ill'- t nmpil- Holds True I'lirlnblr* in our l ionet Shnf Stiiiuliiril Offirr Mni'liineo ;,W.V.,.WAW.WA,A,aww.VMV.W.V/W;.V When A tin Am \\ iil<- I nrriiiRr \t.ii'liiin-« ;• • Tiiv rrnlnln KEWPEE'S It KIDS I'J- \V. (.mod Itlvrr ill Mal.rs f. • I'iik up and delivery Al'ftDSS I l(OM TtIK fAMIM'S Ncnr I'rnplrx Chlirrh For Finn ers I) K V (' I. E'A NEKS I \si i. \Nhim; Phone K..HVH FRANKLIN DtKLEtKE COMPANY HIS N. (.rand Ave. * IMmne S-7IM I fu,^ and T A I I. «) It S THERE IS PLENTY IN IT ABOUT YOU... the 1951 WOLVERINE the finteN you ve said. "Mi*h I had n camera?" like le. vou *a\ it Almost every da* Time passes on and sou graduate—what then? If votTre lucks \oii may have a feu out-of-focussnap shots to remind sou of I he most beautiful campus in the world—Michigan State College. The Wat Wolverine staff will he at ewrv significant act mix on campus to record on paper and in pictures every single thing that happens. ..Mr want to he your personal representative when the State footbaH team plays Michigan at Ann Arbor. We want to record for you what goes on at- the college dances, the basketball games and freshman week. We will be there anyway ifd Ih« sm represent to see the fun at the Mater < arnmtl. the Ox Roust and the Kresh man ^Soph¬ omore da* M'enaill personally collect the rarest hits of college life that yon will cherish and remember in the times ahead. Six dollars will make t personal photographer reporter on campus. * SUMMARY OF MSC MWS PICTURES * SOCIAL EVENTS * COMPLETE SPORTS COVERASE * MSC OAMPUS SGENERT * CLUB AM ACTIVITY INFORMATIOR * OUTSRAMOMG STUDERTS AND PROFS * FRATERNITY ARC SORORITY PICTURES BUY YOlli WOLVERINE AT REGISTRATION Saturday, September 2, I9.V) THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Pate Three loltegq Life Depicted Publication Field Includes Three Highly Rated Mags ly Wolverine; Sports, Three* publications found on the i These three magazine*, with curat lilitary Emphasised campus, in addition to the State their ' specialized fields, News, Wolverine and Spartan, are'breadth and scope to the pubjica- j the Spartan Engineer, Homestead- j tions on campus, and offer many lend MVork on the 1951 Wolverine was started early this summer er and Veterinarian. The Spart- lith -contracts for photography, engraving and printing an Engineer is headed by Editor (fine chances for students inter- csted in technical and specialized Igned and the many details of meeting deadlines worked Chuck Paul. The Engineer is a- journalism, ut, Editor Jim Brown, Mason senior, announced. relatively new publication dealing I - - —- The yearbook, which con-; — - sills more than fi l l pages, j of-war, and graduation ceremon- ' - j I'larrmrnt .Scrvicy gineering field. It i: |ill informally depict each >s. to come out quarterly. ; A If In MSC Student* Lroritv, fraternity, dorm andl"p*nln* s"""n Marion Ohmer will be the edi- I A placement service, located in : MSC. Special empha-1 Als" 'ealured in ihe opening inr of the Homesteader, the Home j the Administration building, aids given to aports and ! *0(tl"n w'll ,,c research, service Economies-Agriculture magazine,! ail MSC graduates including PTC. covering over 90 pages to the s,a,re'* » smill> aml » "" sing our love for Alma Mater And thy praises M.S.C. —Bernard Traynor / inlay, September 2, 1950 THE MICHIGAN 'STATE NEWS Tage Five PATRONIZE ouncil Faces Important YearlMen's Council offers Co-ops Run Bv Students STATE NEWS ADVERTISERS * A Variety Of Activities w Constitution Waiting u* College Approval Fraternity Coordination y™ BUY alclit government leaders, seeking an answer to the lem of organization and authority, will reconvene the Big Task Of IFC Group / IT ncil. MSC's all-college Student legislative hotly. t the gravest and mo.,1 important years In the! j The ,li(f task of coordinating, advising an.l acting as KUi ive fraternitv KLOCn SHOES ooch the IFC Introducing Cardv's Jewelry to \otir iieH* Mop for the *tmirtuti will Irtuel tu i under Fair Trade I.aw*. >ervinir l.an*int{'.* I mm East l.nnsing. So Make it KI.IM k*S l ime. jowelr> need* for year*, tardyV Home- FRESHMEN! owned Jewelry al*o ha* complete facilities ONCR—A TKIP TO I I HOPE to complete ; fur wateh Make Hetty's Kenuty Httr repairing and diamond setting. and hring >our education into focus. r ( ardy'.* al.*o manufacture any ring 7? ■>'< can you LU00H BLOCK ■to ) your beauty home at Whether air, rail, or ship—our job is may w i*h. t'ltrdv** Jewelry carries the State. to get you to you the liest routing large.*! *tork «»f jewelry in Michigan. When you think of jewelry, think of f ardy'-*. •ialize in . . . available and for the hesl EAST LANSING * Permanent waving Inrllltlt' Irititillv * * Hair cutting Hair styling College Travel Office Cardy's Jewelry Vrriiltl I wcnl> lints BETTY'S BEAUTY BAR Union lliiililing Coiirnumr Tel. 15-1372 Michigan Theater Arcade WAWA'AVWWA'WWWV.1 Welcome Class of '54 For Your UonvenitMice. we will ho open evenings during Freshman \\ eek See Us and Save on your. School Needs School Supplies — Living Necessities — Fountain Service Look at these Uurgains! Plastic Drapes - SI.93 pr. Student Lamps - S2.98-S5.98 Soap Boxes-ISe Bed Lamps - SI.98 Waste Basket - 39e-98c Laundry Mailing Cases - S2.49-S5.98 METAL ALL SIZES Extension Cords - 49c-79c College Pens and Pencils - 20c-S2.00 ALL LENGTHS G. E. Bnlbs College Stationery - 39c-89c box All Leather Zipper Binders - Sl.29-S2.98 Towel Bars - 20c-59e Lamp Shades - 39c-$l.98 Metal Book Ends - 39c pr. Over Door Hangers - 39c - 69c Blotters 10c, Holders SI, Complete SI. 10 Alarm Clocks - S2.49-S4.49 Shoe Sags - 98c-SI.08 Nylon Hose - NEW FALL SHADES SI.39 Laundry Bags - 79e-98e-SI.25 : MAC SEAL T Shirts and Sweat Shirts ALL SIZES FROM 4 TO 42 Shoe Polish - I0c-25c Tor vour convenience we will he open until H p.m. each evening except Sat¬ Hileh HiYe Slickers Shoe Brushes - 38c Special BreakfuM* urday*. Visit our fountain for a Special Special Lunches every day. Decals and Soavenir College Stickers Towels and Wash Cloths - 10c to SI.39 CAMPUS 5 to 1.00 STORE 103-105 East Grand River Avenue 3'"- Saturday, September 2, IS THK MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page SI* .■ ■ . ~ Nine Church Groups Serve Stale Students To Honor W ar Drml Spiritual And Recreational On Rnl Oflar Where: ( trir.l.akr ramp between Battle Creek and lla.tlnrs When: September 15. IIS, and 17. Need* Well Provided For Provides Canoes • Become acquainted wilh members of faculty and Memorial Cliajtel Set Nine religion* organiza religious and well rounded 1 Red Cedar During fall term the shelter! student leaders. • Oct oriented to rollrer life. tirn* and group* on the i ™ltur*l hrntner •). Costs: J 7.5(1 Freshman Camp fee i igHlt Stale Poljege campti* are *oda' afforded to | a Student during |ntriln>u« favorite picnic j j Welcome to l anding ami a cordial imitation i* extended 2 WELCOME ]lo the .Her\irc*. * I iv-'pir* INTERCITY TABERNACLE •si-Tklv i.»I r CLASS OF '54 lull I'mtrmn The F.piscop To MSC And To.. Your Home Away From Home vt'ifA T" Kn mint t. Ann ri»>«r COM.KGK HOt'SB of PKODI.KS CHIHCH M.ike Ttou Ki KRESHM AN WEKK ACTIVITIES THt RSDAV. SEPTEMBER 21 Membership Open llouae for Frexhmcn—-'College llnn-r 8:01 p.m. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 Barn Poire Freahmon Mixer—-Social llall Peoples C'hurrh. 1:01 p.m. l'ir-1 r.lmrrli i»f l lirM. Srieitli«l. SATCRDAY. SKPTFMBFR 23 Open House—College House. 8:01 p.m. t ot I ons SCNDAY. SEPTEMBER 24 Fvenlnc Fellowship Hour—College House. 0:00 p.m. # i Church. 7:00 p.m. Church. 8:00 p.m. and Coffee Hour—College House. 0:00 p.m. t'NITED STt DENT FELLOWSHIP WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP (f ongregational. Christian. Evangelical A Reformed) (Presbyterian) lt%PTIST YOUTH FELLOWSHIP METIIOIHKT STI'DENT FELLOWSHIP At Collfgf House of Peoples Church ♦ Interdenominational * Interracial • Intercollegiate * International * Interested in Vnu The Christian Student Foundation at Michigan State College L I T H Fa RAN STUDENTS TO WELCOME CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH COLLEGE LUTHERAN CHURCH St. Thomas Aquinas Church - MINNOI III >VNo|i NATION VI 1.1 I'll KK AN < Ol XII. - ! i.llege bus in inou I Mali., salt. 1 j Mock smith 'I. MwU north uf campus. opposite Iterkcx M.ill - and - 122 So. I'rnn. Ase. Ilixjuiun and Ann Street* Pastor . 'rhert ('. Wolf. Student Pastor tins.. I'cnn M UX II l> - 11:30 ami I I :CHI I'hoiir2.J2.A2 .*.1", SKIl ulen . 'reel '< I S - 9s3ll ami I I ;00 Phone s.<"V, a.m. Student Chaoel III.". Abbntl !!•• V Kasl l.ansing, Mich »an I I I'll I at AN STl.'DK.N r ASSOCI ATION i.WMIV HKI.TV the urrk. Choir rrhr«rvAl. ORDER SERVICES lay. t HO pm. The otudeot renter, loraled at rhurrh. In o|»en daily from 10 am lo 10 p.m. »««M5 Sunday s ;(I0 * 9:00 . 10:00 * 11:30 *12:30 mi siMivN itK umions - mi iisim, sr.ni.Miti H 21.7 p.m. - nil. 1 nion at churrh *>n Ahholl ICoad MaNbfN <) *oo . 10:00 Hi.tittt 32 Koom 33 at St. Thnma* Chapel on Alton Uoad aero** from K. Lansing cily park Weekday 7:00 - S:00 HoIa Day a of Obligation 7:00 • 8:00 * 9:00 • 12:00 Confessions SPARTAN CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Miraculous Medal Noxena. Tuesday Dailx Kohjirv Snrna Local < haplcr uf 1 lit - Inter* Varsilx (.lirisliaii Frllnw*hi|i Roiigioos lostractioo Catholics and •Catholic* interested in studxing the doctrine* of the 1 hurrh can rrcene priiale instruction* hi appointment or *11 end Inquir. freshman lleeeplinn: Sept. 21. !»:(H) P.M. Room .52. Union Rhlg. ( la**#* lo he held al Newman llall. II" Kern street. at the following hour*; \eliv ilies: Si nil v.-Prayer. Social*. Mo-LIx lii*>|iii'.«lit.n.il IUmip Cotbolic Stodoot Activities The Newman Cluh i* the official Catluilir Organization at MSC. The pur p. ww i* to fowler the spiritual. edurational. and social life of the lleathpiarlers.: UITIIIL MANOK KathoJ|e *tudenl on the eampu*. Newman Hall II* Kern street, proiidr* a "hnme-awav-frnm-hnme" itmo-phrre. with snaek har. library faolilieiv discussion and study groups, weekly ( ommunion breakfast*, mixer*, under student direction^ 803 i:. GKANI) U1VKU OrioaioNoo Wooh MooKog PlIONi: 8*1137 Newman Kluh Mixer k:00 p.m. —■ Thursday, Sept. 21, Lillle Theater, Home Ka-onomie* RuiMing Open house al Newman llall excry Sunday night to Know ( hri>t ami To Malic llim Known ' Thr«* Priehlw at the Serxirr of the Student* at all Time* Reelory -601 Ahholl R«l. tp|. 8-3911 ) Saturday, September 2, 155 THE Sf I f H T fi AN STATE -NEWS Fue'EiftM ISA Provides Patronize State News Advertiser* New Union Serves Students As Center Activities For lnde\)endeiits The State Record Shop Provides Recreational *KJtc Independent Students Facilities For 16,000 socinhon pr unaffiliated WELCOMES YOU TO STATE student with irganized voice The ISA de¬ • RI A Virlnr Radio and TrlrvMnn The Student Union, located in the heart of the Spartan es its activities to providing al as well as service activities campus, is the cente, of all student activities at Michigan students not interested in join¬ • Complete Cla—leal • shfpt Mwle State. the building provides ing fraternities and sororities. Libearr • Columbia L P Reeorda Remodeled and redecorated I , Headed by Keith Wallace, l.an- recreational facilities that arc • Lalr.t Toool.e H,,a . ^SlT^ unequaled in the country. encourage and train • Children'. Reeord. a Vleloe '45" Rurord. and The purpose of the Union • Phonograph* Players services to the stu- blfildinjr since it opened in \m is to promote .. ivo!!....ur.Hnt i»re highlighted last ISA Ride Bureau Visit P* al Ottr »w Address mts going home foi 22H ABBOTT ROAD Across from State Theater Open 10 a.m. . 5:30 and Thursday Evenings Phone 0-3421 ■ 1 APT) plan ihr joint! sponsorship Hrvatn. ^ ■ | of the flash card section at football lowct level H | games Also included lor the fu- lounge Fraturing feri'i e -oHmi | ' Dance " This is coine-ns-you- PACING Mr. Vm Johnson ' I'ninnN ultra wlem lounge in new addition. happen. * PAGING Miss Holon Noyos The I'll ioii'v f.l-t fl.RM •' I» PAGING Tho Aclors of Hto Class of '54 »hs»w*.».g .....m an-1 So you AAiml lo work in ilramatirK al Stair! **** iMoif W ell, wrIromr lo Fairrliilil Tliralrr. Thrrr will lie |ilrnly of rliaiirr* for you In art. Mirlii^in Stair*. iloipi, ilirrrl, or ju»t work on llir rrrw in nlir of our four lltcaler*. Humor Mapizinc Subscription Plank YOU HAVE A DATE FOR ((ML 9 Rig issues $2 DRAMA NIGHT Worried \Hotti. Turvrfav, Srpl. 2fi . . . 7:30 p.m. Trnnsporlalion? Same "M , Kmim.301 llomr I.e. tflilri** f Meet the «>laff Hear ihr |»lan« iI ,'.il> Stair . . STATE CAB Rail all rhecks or muni*a orders (no rash) lo Spartan MagJi/ine, Roy 592, 1Ca*t Idinninu, Michigan W e'll have a place for YOU 8 5055 Don'l 1 orirel One for the Unlit* Too!! WELCOME CLASS OF 54 lor '.lexl Rooks Fountain Pens. Writing Materials Arl Materials Engineering and Stationery Science Equipment Pennants M.S.C. RECORDS, PLATES, ASH TRAYS VISIT IIIK BKAITIFUL UNION BOOK STORE IN Tin: UNION BUILDING V Department of Michigan Slate College UstaMi-licd lo Serve You re 9 SECTION 2 IICHIGAN STATE NEWS By BOB SCHtJLTZ ; enter BiR Ten competition. .-ir.g Mat- Temple Otitrlav.rd illiams kept the Spartans , •Another successful MSC I State fans,, students, and nth- FRESHMAN ISSUE sports year has been chalked , le,c» havp "wnitert long for thi. chance.' a, chance to. prove them- up on the record hooks. It . Saturday, September 2. 1950 most eases. a year to selves against the best competition ' ,n the Midwest. I ho proud of. litrtttntimtimmmiimrmftmimrvmnX In all 13 vnr- L1(ftiki|lu|| itf fines West Uitv sports, the Spartans met the 1 *p,PEBPcl,B year's tough schedule will From Ralph You nit me new to Coach Bigaie u^l his j^ridders. Last year Athletic Director Big Ten Starts All staff members of the ; port:,til otic tor the \1SC depart merit of Physical Edu¬ i!iii Marquette pfoiinr cation, Health and Recreation ; hockey the Spartans will o SPARTAN. P.i for Men wish to take this op¬ portunity to congratulate vou upon choosing Michigan State for hope with your you us. alma Each member of o will be glad to assist mater. will enjoy your We stay :t«ff Michigan State Enters Big Ten Battle making full use of oti splen¬ Football Opposition m,"' wal" did trvmnnxiuni. fir-ldhmixr, swimminjr pnnl. ire nreriH and ,32 acres of rerreatim, and sport fields. All facilities are Faces Squad Rou RAi.rn it. voi'Nfj for your use and pleasure. N<-» l',K* k ~ ~ ./ ( that it ion of learning which recognizes and evaluates thee will come nut ahead in the Jong run. I here at State that has happened. * * * J of the finest athletic plants in the world has sprung p on the MSC campus almost overnight. The ill stadium in the midwest is located here—Mncklln with a capacity of more than 50,000. dcrick Cowles .lenison gymnasium and fieldhouse is er sportsman's dream, with a deluxe swimming l? and wrestling rooms, gym apparatus, basketball and .all courts. o located on the campus is the new Demonstration hall ilk, where State's newest sport, hockey, is presented. it it it ) to all this a recently constructed track oval, onrts, and Old College baseball field, and you may have idea of the easiness of the sports program here. i'l get the idea from what I've said that you have t«» razzle-dazzle athlete to engage in one of the sports offers. the "Fontrary, there are countless sports here you had a crack at in prep school. There is also a gigantic nural program which enables the average athlete to etc with players of h'is own ability. it it it W inning Si;i*on Intra murals Beckon All f i>t t sh.ulfnt s (Hlicr Mri-lv your hand at sports here at State Spartaa Sporti sties, ' 19- *.">0 State f you're an Krrol Fl.vnn admirer, try fencing pugilistic tendencies, give the ring sport a try. If you Sports Enthusiasts vbc you shoot a fair round of golf, or wield a mean activities at j ar W omen Only » racket. Maybe you're a tumbler, or a wrestler, or a off-campus i- the 1 1 man, or a swimmer. Perhaps you're an unsung foot- baseball, basketball, hockey, or cross country hero, *'.":r II'. 1.1 Prtwrttm you're something else, name it. nnbably got it. Fires Coeds Tennis \tite Swimming Stars Kasclmll Fnntimll Sport Thrills Wrestling PAT .MrPATI! it met I All-A me ri cans (inlf liymnastus 1 »ei I'« l.f. at Mir hi Hasknthair 9 members of the 11)50 Michigan St -0. rem llnrkey ri awarded places i»n the All-American-Collegiate TUT A US TAN. Pj ng team as chosen by the College Swimming Coach- k-tat ion of America MEET MICHIGAN STATU MENTORS swimmers tied Ohio •*'- f:rr , |r '• •,n'1 NCAA team titlist. for ? 1 3o0' ","1 '" ,N Spartans Htpasl Nation's lop ('oaclies * " < r Spartan, omplrlr Srllolll IS Z F««* Nolrr Dame rN'n, *7 Aniiminertl Here ' ud halt. t nmplrlf lirilltio like last , year's Lynn, W ft • a • The Women's Gymnasium build- Donald K Miller. 150- Chandnois. Hugh Daugdcrty is , as Ed Bagdon and I'Hm | ing contains a Kymnasium, swim- »du*l medley and 400- Lne cisich and the m»in respun- Muards Coatlio Ends i ming pool, individual gymnastic* ( LAltM'I "I1GOIE" Ml'.NM ' «Uv ,or LOALIItN, r*gt u i see W.U Pit* 12 |bcc iiyle relay. Gordon L. Saturday, September 2, Pa?p Ten T R K MICHIGAN STATR NPWS MicliigarrState Hurdling Corps Baseball Team Elee Vince Ma « Vince Mugi, junior n: fielder from Detroit, i elected cuptain of the jMichlganState baseball: I according to Spartan coat t. a. Kobs. - „ I Jack Kinney. 1930 Spar, ; leader, continued in the . j- role when .the Spartans . „ir. in the District IV play.,ft tans' 1990 team success*- games. Magi was at bat and got 31 hits for a in average. In addition, the flychaser led the team . a total srirdepartni Defensively, Magi rate best the college ra afoot, nhe 180-pound sition cububly and his > brln* undefeated in dual meets. It look the curate thWlng arm has rt C and IC4A indoor .ran. t.t.r, ' Uft to rlrhl arr: Jew Thomas. Joe ( orbrlll. 'T'JfefT Ms L)et MaJ| J)klve(, „js |;| Dick lit nson. and Bob Frasfr.* pall for Cooley high sii lltng at Michigan St., Eight State Grid Alliumi fjj,SHERE Laud Coaeliing Positions \ right in e. l. That athletic administrators thnupht'pretty highly of a 517 E. firaml River recent Michigan State football teams is indirai fart that eiirht members of past squad* this sot secured coarhinp positions in hiph schools and Special 4 Near Service Quarterback Gene Glick, ( Press While U Wail (| |)W (| M . k , , who eonected last fall for 38 fi,|ni.nl pass completions in 71 at- j„i,n Giimnn. inM tempts, one of the country's lost will ,«■ i For GarefvNy Glitiitf CloNias sports at Saginaw high school I !ome to Step right over to... Rlenkhom At |>avid%on Jim Bh-nkhorn. speedy VMbmotn SPORT EQUIPMENT 213 K. Orun.l River Ave. Aurora. III. high school .... Vogler. Detroit lightweight .CAMPUS(LEANER! 3 l or all vonr »|H»rl ami m-IiooI miiaMiim equipment . . . twwn/to h!r!ilm!rnaterll Ileaning — Cresmiug — laid Storage we have famous nationally known hramU «ueli a» Sf.a*IHiiifE . . . Wilson . . . Rawliii£> . . Reach . . . Mac(.re|>i>r-linlil' . Welcome (o Michigan State College! EVERYTHING FOR THE STUDENT ( a BODY! ^ / SAM'S 31" V WASHINGTON Open Mon.,Fri. 'til 9d)0 p.m. atnrdny, September 2. 1950 THE MICHIGAN STATR 'R.W S P»je Eleven MSC Grid Coach ipartan Team Highlights Of 1949-50 Season (Continued from Page 9) squad comprised almost entirely when Pete Newell accepted the team's all out effort against the three Big Ten teams; Wisconsin,. Playing on the new Demonstra¬ Travels 12,000 Mile* Michigan State football/coach "Biggie" Munn will have/traveled 16.000 students can't be more than 12.000 of sophomores, Michigan squad, they de- , Purdue and Ohio tion hall ice arena, Coach Harold milesConducting iluill For Kircher, who resigned to Newell brought with him his ! feoted for the first time in 27 1 the four losses came ! Paulsen "^Ihd__ his hucksters met summer grid clinics )6y the time The Means. take a post as assistant coach to assistant coach, John Beningtan, I meets by a 46-38 count, and the ! ful Michigan. the 1950 season gets underway. | some John Kobs, head baseball coach Forest Evashevski at Washington and impressive record from the State, it was a long series of head¬ San Frai | superb showing of sophomore { Most consistent \v stiff cbTnpetitjoik^for their Trips to Hawaii, Texas. Pennsyl- Spartan Magazine NSC, added to his laurels by "lorke Scholes. who was crowned j squad was number < Lenjflrst year of intercollegiate Oklahoma are included. nbling one of the finest dia- aches He spent theVniire season ne coached before coming to State. ' NCAA and AAU champion in the j Brose. Rrose met the top colleg- j petition. i squads ever to play for the concentrating on building a new Also showing promise were Dan , 100-yard free style. j »ate talent in the Midwest and lost: The squad is expected t n and White. He had every- squad, with his large sophomore Smith. Gordie Stauffer, Bill Eck- The Spartan squad won its ' only two matches while winning bolstered considerably by a strong! < a coach could ask for—good Bob Nagei and | eighth straight CCC title and j nine. | freshman team, ilng and excellent fielding and Despite the poor record . ni a placed fifth in the NCAA and isses and four wins, Kircher dllTfifflCK AAU i straigh' commendable job in building u j Saturday. September 2, 135,- THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Leftie Ciolek Delivers 6S' Coaches Spartan Grid Opposition Rough •r -■ Rank Tops WELCOME CLASS OF '54 m, In Nation ""if °"sr"C^[\ajmf tobnU! "l™ fcoreCoT7-ifPfVdlow"ng ^am'P such Kcrfs*! this, the terrinc fight against the Fighting ace passer. 11 Rton "b'ly*"wIUllle°''Th r nwef (Continued from Page 9) FROM THE ^tarquettff *48-7'CMary?and ff ^ ber^eiglff in the poll although los- Moving up to nil Ihctuard spots is assistant coach. The hockey team is bull 2f 24-0nd Ma'y 42'" ""d PC"n Irfsh"1 lietd 7-14 j g^nf JohnTotii^an"8 jthn vicc^ this year with coach Harold Paul sen expecting many experienced WAX Lists began to tell and I their lead to 34-7. the.v i ss. j Cne I Amcrici puck-chasers back. Conch George Makris makes sure with his boxers provide the fans exciting battles. Makris John Hicks Hardware should have one of the best teams thg, country this year. Toft Sports in on One of the most complex sports campus is coach George Szy- af * "5"n """• fhember of the squad for practice. from the Union Golf is the sport nobody gets to sec but coach Ben Van Alstync makes sure his boys are on the i spi",v,',vi, md The busiest* man in the flcld- house is coach Frank Socman. He Mil iiii'n lira I tit is tennis coach and intramural Patronize State News Advertisers I *}"'+»• i this fall as quarterback or halfback. program director. The Women's Intramural Trophy , J Gene Glick i to that of last year "WHERE GOOD FELLOWS GET TOGETHER" CHARLIE WASHBURN'S len Kositcheks Vanity Shop Smoke Shop Across Grand River from the Union Book Store • Men * Fun Thr felloten meet here far notion, hull nrnnionn, and recreation. Tliere'n the largest selection of pi/trs and smoker's supplies in the city. Itrop in and get nrtpiainlcd. Spartan men hove hern earning here for .'10 years. Keep looking. you'll find mnrr of our stuff. EXCI.l'SIVK AGENTS FOR Sl'TLIFF NO. "!» The School Aditn Spartan Magazine m Printers for The iVlicliigan Stale News The Sparlan Magazine n,.' Campus Press inc. 220 M.A.C. Avenue Easl Lansing 3 attirdav, Spptpmhrr 2,19">0 THF! MIC If I CAM STAT1? NEWS Page Thirteen 2, 155 All-American Grid Ducats Gridiron Glfmoses 54 . B> HOB srun-TZ . rllKN the whistle signals the first khkoff against Oregon Distributed SMALL'S present At Jetiison ' State this full, Spartan fans will see a new crop of tential gridiron "slurs for the first time, tione from the squad are 2d letterraen. This mean- about 2."! new this year. Tickets, for the six home; The most significant change is the new addition to the games and the away Michigan ! u-hing stuff, lied Itawson. Dawson replaced Forest Eva- game will lie given out the ski when Evie accepted a position as head football coach week before each game by1 Washington State. Couch M the Buffalo Bills pro football j prc-senUnu activity books at the i i before coming to State and prior to that head line Jeni&ott fit-Ulhouse ticket . win- ' h at Tulane, the new backfield mentor will lie largely 1 clows. Activity books will be pa—- sponsible for a "new look" in the MSC grid tactics. The t, smiling Dawson believes in a flashier type of offense i Each student will be required ith much more passing than has been common to State! to pay the 60 cent federal tax tor j urns in many a year. A great,increase in the number of the Michigan game only. i.v.s will also lie noted. .Seating at home games is by HAVE a top passing attark. it is necessary to have I classes with each class sitting in ! someone who is raightv gmxl at heaving the pigskin, and a reserved section of the stadium. '■me else who will lie at the other end to haul it down, The Notre Dame game at South iggie has many such combinations. Most of the passes: Bend, has been sold out since j full will be from Don MeAuliff. Willie Throvvwr. Al July, officials reported. row, or Jimmy Wilson to Hank Mtrarik. Dorne Dibble or jb Carey. At the ends it looks like Minarik at right end will lie a nintite man, teaming with B.J. Carey at left end on use and Jim King on defense Dibble will see as much in lan-iug Its. rm us the rest of the ends. Iieing number one replacement iffense and defense at either end position. ♦ * * f0 5..« , », St Jjto .L-AMERICAN candidate Don Coleman will have no trouble holding down his left tackle slot on offense and «... n Thomas will take over on defense. Dewey Stevens looks very good at defensive U-ft tackle. Bill Horiell j—1 yfcs ill man the right tackle port. »b!v !«acked up by Man Fudilen. They will be replaceil i n defense by Gene Stroia. Ar7f j^g» r> The guard ignitions are where Coach Munn will face his ugliest job. When a coach has a pair of All-Americans r Don Mason and Ed Bagdon. other guards don't see much in. John Yocca and John Tobin will probably getcthe XS® 10 J Ac* SCO on offense, playing left and right guard respectively, umber one replacements will be Dear Garner, strictly an fenslve guard, but very good, and the veteran J. C. Will- defense, Coleman will hold dowr. left guard and Dick tih will be Munn's the right side. Kuh is a con- BACK-TO-CAMPUS FASHIONS tackle from Notre Dame. Guards Frank Kush. a very st man on defense, and Boh Benson, wh" looked good in spring intra-squad game, will !»> ready to show their Kick-off 1950 1 ff should the defense weaken. )1CK offenseTAMBl'RO and linewill have backer ona full-time job as renter on' defense. Jim Creamer or ■ llolthouse will lie next in line for offensive ihores, and er Holt house, Dick Abraham. Sid Stein or Doug Weaver lefense. ither Bill Carey or Al Dorow will be Munn's nomination ' -farting quarterback. If Carey is named, bnik for jniwer s with Hill leading the uav through the middle and mud the ends. If Dorow is calling the -ignals watch for of passes and T-plays. Al Jones will assure the Spartans up strength at the vital quarterl>ack slot. • * # * NCE PISANO cinched the right halfluick i»sition with CAMPUS LUGGAGE his outstanding performance in the spring game. Pisano speed, weight, and drive Ray Vogt. another right half- ick, has exceptional speed but not too much drive or weight, ill of them lack the -mouth pass catching ability of their -American forerunner. Lynn Chandnois Also expected be in the thick of the fight wilt l* Bob I'jnMt. a quarter- ■k on last season's sound At left half it looks like Don McAtdiffe. anc4her transfer 0 came to Michigan State via 'he Naval Academy at An¬ nul- and Notre Dame. MrAuhffe a fast, hard runner. 1 also an excellent passer. He will be ablv backed up by row when Al is not at the quarter slot NOTHER potential All-Amerwan. Sonne Grandeliu«. will . round out what looks from here to be the best 1 .arkfield recent MSC grid history. This :- Grandelius' first year rollback, but he should ilo very well considering the spaed I drive he showed last season at left half The defensive backfield wall consist of Tambiim and cap¬ s-Rev- Crane backing lip the line. McAuliffr and either or Cinlek playing wingbark, and lk>row at the safety CuuriiMt.nl I'iiflii.lt- ZIPPEK MITE HOOKS PINO'S bro Afar. lufhide pU«Or (Rat* ( Two roomy pitrkrtu porkrt for pens, pei WELCOMES Oilier Zi|i|»«-r Nolrbouk* from You To Michigan State laundry l.oullior maii.1nc cases lilt I ee cases INVITES Canvas Hard Fibrr $1.7.". $.'(.'.15 /ipprr lop or double lock sty Irk in ginger, brown or black op tit row hide Y ou To Make $ car, Hoard ('over rim; binders PINO'S from 2.»r • /. •pin. M. Ox NAME OR INITIALS i nvN^MllvIv iwi mboMcd In Oold I re* 01 our luti.fr and brief ra PINO'S MUSIC SHOP - JjgJMmxmri TRUNK CO. I.neon Block Mich. Tkralrr \rra4r 1*7 Soath Wuktagtoa Ave Kast LUGGAGE — LEATHER GOODS — TRUNKS ■ Hon .1 HART $CMA»Nlt A MAM ClOTMK Saturday. September 2, If, THE MtCHtOAN STATE NEWS F»jre Fourteen Newell Han Headache* TS' To Vie For (Continued from Pafco 9) | the veteran Big Ten Laurels deplh of MSC Spartan Cager Enter FRESHMEN Xjost year's wrestlins squad hart I year, a .500 season but pinned five Bis Ten squads In compiling it. That j reason included one win and one Trams Itulldlne Fencing Tougli Big Ten Race WELCOME TO R$.C. lots with Big Ten champion Pur- Tete Newell. Michigan State's new basketball coach takes due. MSC's (trappier* can be, not over a team for 1950-51 that won only four games and looked on dropped 18 last year, and faces a real problem in his first Come In end See contenders In 1950. Indoor track is a S| year at the Spartan helm In prepping his team for competi¬ laity. country Like last sen tion In the Western Confer- Michigan's Mcsl Modern Despite the fact that ten Drug and Cosmetic lettermen will be on hand, Newell will be handicapped great- Store Snodgrass Captain ts a lettermen group School Supplies - Cosmetics headed Captain Jim Snodgrass, ward Dan 'Smithy, the , Prescriptions - (.inches son: and Dob Carey, a six foot with great poten- ie Other use to. the team may tricted, however, to his football activities. lettermen who probably Campus Drug Aero** from Ilerltrv ll«t!l Patronize Stair News Advertiser* Our lie si Ads Aren't Written, They're II nrn L Welcome a it Marion & Sanders .Specialists ill Eunipus \ A A — '^15^ Apparel for Men ■ / ■ w \ i >4 C I .mining'* "iiMm.iling Men's Shop i« llie reputation Me enjoy on llie emnpli* mill I .mining area. Not nnlv f>ne »l%le, ipialilv mill natimiallv ailverli»eil inerehan* 1 \ s ili»e In llie i n he»t nf service with e\|ierieneeil mnl h fBP well trained pemoiinel In ail vine mtil help von ill ne- 1 ■ leeling vnnr ea«nal anil formal rlnlhiiig. Itemeiiiln r, I m \ ft-llnon. mi eliarge fur limiting. Sn -lup in anil vinii W : J viilli ||«. - Brller Brands al Marion A Sander* Lafile. Slvlc llall. Leslie Llnyils, Saeiely llraml. Ilytle I' irk anil Ihai Mellarils ( lollting Jay son ami Uarlhora Ihess Shirts II emhly. \rea ami l.omlomlerry Ties Tonlhtnii ami Prenlwootl Sportswear I,squire ami lloosier Shirk* lliekok ami llramll llelts. Praees ami Jewelry tlliiiiilor Unilinear Open Momlav livening I nlil 9 p.m. arloRfcAQttder tor Vnnr 1220 North Washington Avenue v nnveniriire 220 North V Ivents my Dances, Parties, cial Activities Fill Women's Page Freshmen Mixer Staled FASHIONS SOCIETY- eekends Every Term SECTION :t MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Sept. 2. 1!)'.n Page Pifle For And. September 23 By PAT McFATE Stair New, Summrr Women's Editor Coed Government IVo Croups incoming freshman rood is greeted with a whirl of "Fall Look" activities. The first week of orientation brings many nil Affairs i, coke dates, blind dates, and dances, the fun doesn't end after the first week. MSC coeds e to wedge many social events in with the studying, ForlNowcomer? term brings different types of fun. « all term, fri .nen atlrnd the writing football the man) Ini.in record dances, and also the big ces of that term. The first real "hig" dance of the > the Delta Street Shuffle sponsored by Beta ta I'hi and Phi Kappa Tau. Nearly 2.0(10 students nded the free dance last year, first formal of the year is the Harvest Ball, resplendent with its traditional queens, will n Coeds to drag out t ho old and new formats, nernming week brings parties, a big dance, and the decorating of fraternity and sorority houses, ll.v in the band shell is usually slated the night before g game. mveen parties, hay rides, and term parties help enliven students around mid terms. The record dances, and many of the fratcrnit have small parties or o|ien houses. antlel holds its formal Iras late in the term, and • seen hurrying all over East lainsing lo the erent houses dressed in heels and hats, week before finals, brings the Coronation Ball. Hon colonels are chosen from the MSC coeds and reign at rs of their corps. all-college dances are slntrrt the first week of .lan- is Michigan State starts its traditional party-party The Co-Hop and the llell-Hop draw g students to the Union, biggest social event of the season is the .l-ilnp. Coeds in line to press their new formals that afternoon, and lates hunt frantically for their cuff-links. The theme danee is carried out in the decorations and the favors, grants Into permissions and the dorms and arly morning breakfasts lor the many df lue Key, junior and senior men's honorary also holds rmal. their annual Sweetheart limit. Candidates sub- led by Bine Key members are narrowed down lo five the name of the queen is kept secret until the rruwn- at the dance. event of the term, Mnrdi Gras, is one ;;;r•;:£ College Wardrobe and much merrv-makiug. Costumes are varied Wells Hall les rizes are given to the best. Candidates are chosen all the living units for the title of king sod queen Mardi Gras. Contains , h the lieginning of Spring term. Hionysians, the musi- gofiv group, begin rehearsals on the student written, Doors Women To .ilf;,'':. Sweaters, Skirls red, anil acted show. only coed bid datue of the season is held Spring term, pinster's Spin, an old tradition at State, is sponsored ortar Board. Tower Guard, and Spartan Women's Fall Term Al: MSC, e. According to tradition, girls arc responsible for Girls' Dorms Now NiiiiiIht Seven t for their dates, checking their coats, and seeing that ret their programs handed out at the door, For AcromimMlatioii Of (lords who arc This holds true gt Micmghn State too. Some fash iy firing social activities feature many i and radio and rerord dances. . weekend term Fight Houses j| Wells Hall, originally built as a graduate dorm for ir r.ansin« popular.last vear oil! not rrtitft, iel- will take their place*. worn again, while many »»t It is haril to [oreejust what will Vand the oldest living unit on campus, open; I Oim (girls women this fiilbj It was camplotoly redecorated .hiring-..the spotlight this ear summer. e n M'ppit ■ There are some items that never change hovievi smpus Chest week brings many entertainment g~i a Ttirs- Sweaters and skirts and and skirts are alwa »ts. The kicknff banquet, the contest for I'gly Man IjO-OI) Li'aglU?— quarters ttnruig the war. the C. S. Armv Used Wi lls as a Imng im help ihe w»rn Ia*afcr* and **;» Idles with white socks ace sei Campus, the land parade, the auction of faculty for the servicemen. everywhere on the campus. Michigan Slsif ighl coopers.' After the armv moved out. ahers for work, a jazr concert, a soft ball game, and II., I II--.,, ..I irnivai bring money for the driie. live houses tor women sre repm. women ■emrd v s women' c,operative lived there a short ■ «III"Il* ' IXMMI r'|» . I ashmen. n.Ion. and •. .o wr-at. i - are .een in lonir ,imo. When the women were g~t n, , rer Guard taps surprised and pleased Freshmen at the (governs Mate po'rOd- s'«re.s. p,.„rK ;,r,l bf. Horning Sunrise ceremony. Freshman inductees total- • ton. acenmp- ' cupied Well* and stave' there un* .' 1 ehosen on a basis "f scholarshiv and leadership. ; > are battle for supremacy between the freshman and; "h ,r"kK I AmtnV'.h. other > WOl'lIlt S more classes breaks out again with the staging of Krosh day late in Mav. Highlight of the class contests Miiittliiiii* I iillrgr Hall* Thrv annual tug-of-war across the Bed Cedar river. \ Knit's. Iiu-liin;: I'l.i Water Carnival ends the term tn a ncver-to-lie-for- t Irguiii/.alion j ■ hilt, t nn»n dnnres or parti mses and other living uits w"k and pn.ii their float. • j (lurries Out pouire Humething uporti.rit date-. more drrs ofdurox. > littees struggle with the many detaila necessary to < u event smoothly. Then the weekend comes with parade, the Heats, and the open air dance. 1 the| Several Jobs » yded for the best floats ami for the winne. ^ Special 'trio term too *c along in « -or roeds are about as possible. He • through a year o ra«t to get hack I lii't.'i >i» Honor.h \ S|iont>orn I'rtijrrls I'S Handbook (iivc^ ! trnj.ii Needles to . icaineiKi si\. w help to ftght the gulations For Coe#,« ship in Theta Sigrmi All ~ tii ill) Vt • Hurt h or dressy ocd'.(«n.s < all you need. MSC "finds u-.'ially take oniv their wallets around the ramput. Formal* are an important item here where there are mam *htg dance* and term par he*. Vim can choose the. color, fabric and length >ntir*elf. (hernias Join Ml. Omkran Su The liest rule of ail is to bring only necessities. College, closet space is limited. Separate* that can l>e mixed and matched take the place of larger wardrobes. Hamilton. ETA- j chemistry may join Sigma Chi high schoias You may want to save some of your money to buy clothes ►j>encer. Pullman, j Gatnitia. For'initiation, the dec- t gihle for mn when you see the trend of fashions in the fall. There are guest's "ulei. consult your counselor the Hamilton, Jack- . la ration of a chemistry major in i Nu. This hue •ted president and many store* in Lansing and East Lansing that cater to the , uorrr. AWS representative, or the j the applied science division is nc- | larship, lead college coed. A sign.1 houiunoUicr. Saturday, Sept»mW a THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Strtojn Patronize State News Aihetilspi DotiT Bring Ion Mnrh Around die Campus loner Guard \ /tig Sisters Men Advised To Pack C.ammu Phi Sophomore* tf\ namhserf.(ie Coeds Gamma Phi is the womenVvet- Serve MSC ve a t planned in each of the dorms to j ennary medldne interest group Sts- ; mtrotJuce new women students to 1 Sensibly For School Tower nuartI ls open to women who have aehiet ed h , sophomores Thii ly-: spas their housemothers and counse- j , sophoiport standing ihthe v^terln-I wcre t.*- In most case*. new students who | in dorms will find their big | i» only it fewyourshortwardrobe weeks ;j Delta The May Morning Sing was held j live AS THE itopening nwav will soon of fall become termtime to pack Psl A«/»/«/ at 7 a.m. with songs by the Men's The council, set up urtd gii Is* big sisters will be and head for East Lansing. With the packing, conies a The" Delta Glee Club? itie* board o; AWS. ha-: ' ed i Town women living in sorority houses j The freshmen honored are pre- system whereby freshmai rr.en little problem, namely, "What clothes should I take?" J provides ,u, sented with their ribbons by the I and off campus girls are going to' Freshmen : > in Don't buy four trunkloads I ' studies the future i past president of Tower Guard. : t the take the room and board girls as ; of clothes nor should you slal,!s as ,h' number one at MSC. "" >re requirements o( r« Also at this ceremony the senior women are tapped for Mortar ■ r ♦he ;p little sisters Each cooperative) house will furnish big sisters foi j stock up on the latest fad In gpor, coa„ range from Home Fcotinmics Board, sentoi their rooms. Big *: clothes. I.eave the wierd j dOTlWe breasted cardigan to Men on hand to help with Iiwns The system of big and "little xhow. flashv sport coats, and un-!rugged Shetland. Solid colors tillage he the of potential of Freshman Week sistets has been a tradition at j UMial trousers /or the other fel- also the vogue tflth no particular students may join the Home F.c ! lm, low. n„f your gtar in Get vmir p/ *i* shanc'coat ,eadln« 4 0 snap* in i» the race More *porl nor™c* Jhe ' scholarship. The president , for On Sunday. Sept, : .ire Michigan State foi; many years. ^ Welcome to IIMph Slate College an ^ ^ |n ,r{dfnc« come with the Michigan Home Ecorn.. Barbara Otto. Gr»-se and do some hard thinking on ^ fal| feut m 4011 iltiriug your «lm what you think la necessary to j prH,y murf) thf firori)f , Home Economics association. Primarily a service organiza¬ tion. the freshman students will MM JIM.AX STATE COLLEGE in Eastl I .anting, lite roininpj yearn nil V^'auTthen {k,making at State before atw.^, i, Colors range from light 1M« to, any Sphsh ! meet Tower Guard members soon after arrival at Michigan State. I.ECTIRECOM ERT SERIES (19S0..U) remain u ilh you forever at one of the iihh The women hovi lidditlonal purchase,. ♦ # ♦ , (matter what ^^ the color or fvoe Smers who have heei^a me, her of their class,swimming eai booths throughout MMX;ram |)t«su-aul memorie* of your life. . , SERIES R for The the nuditoriu New York City Center Opera pretty < w/ITH fall weather would be plenty stadium sma sweaters here. flaltet Ro*v if Monte Carlo flatlet Companv % liy not tlarl off your eolleRe life i i«kj a heavy cot Kappa Alpha Sinai Chicago Symphoni James Melton l errucrio Tacliavini liy ofieiiiiife a elieekilip aeeimnt Ml mil I'Y YOU'RE planning on buying an extra sweater, a rweater to be worn under i Vladimir Horowitz Kirsten Flaastad frienilly liank? A elieekiii(t aeeouiit wilt would be a good investment. Robert Shaw- Chorale fine with the LECTI RI RS % and B) aiil you in all of your finaneial Iran-m quite popular |/n Siuntti « limit. Tliev are safe anil convenient I, A wind proof Jacket will feci Just ferial is selected by State i Mu Lambda C.bi Edward R Morrow Nwird Everett Morton Quentin Reynolds plenty good on those long treks their suits A grey flannel, in -those with a Senator Wayne Morse lite. Drop in anil talk to lit aliout opeuinj across the campus You also might either a single or double breasted age. Tin- *4 Hnhls Derby I Isa Maxwell want to add a couple of plaid : model is still the all around fav- during winter WORI D TRAYKL ^I.RIK \ and B) a' cheekinp aeeount for YOt. wool shirts if you feel the need ; orite of college men. A gabardine j for additional warm clothes. Don't he fooled by this early, warm or sharkskin suit in either tan or ■ ' brown would help round out Wntvinti h Spring Term Karl Maslowskl Hi.h I riars (Florida Holiday > weather, it gets mighty cold and 1 department for the person ! teohnifJWiir (Under Bwekeye Sklesi Charles Allmon (Sooth Sewn Mori Deuting (Canoe Country) • Safe State. Francis l.ine € apt. C IV. R. Knight Generally speaking, a b (Cotomhla River Coon try» (England) ■stment in place of that « ")R the classroom. j would be a pair of slacks and This VtM Burton Holmes (Meandinavhtv Aloha Baker Dick Bird (Nature Trails) Herbert Knapp (Slam) a Convenient (Magie of Mevteo Karl Robinson few Clifford Kamen ♦ Algeria) (Japan Journey) Saturday afternoon, begin? \ If red Wolff (New England) Glen Cooper (Isle Resale) l.oweft Thomas Jr t leveland Grant toMfn West (Scotland) (Travel Trails) • Tiinesaving M h i It Schedules ?rrtng b f'ont of the Women'* gvmna»- (Joornev to t.hssa and t ount Kyron de Prorok Adventores in «fchn« dsost Worlds) „"nr' Musical Vrogrttm Grade System I cfimpu* circle drive Trophies are awarded to the llr Alfred M Bailer I.t Col. John B. Craig • Helgh-llo Adventure!) gabardine fighting for tion that Solid colors look patterned locket mh wool, IR I j i ing "Adventure* In Music.' a unique [radio program emanating from the ftf,ri i October rnmpu* every Monday morn- will start the first week in 1 Explained Tor Frosh ! flr?f and second place winner? and , aUo to the mojtt httmbroti? look- ! leeted h'v the wirioiis nrcaotr.ation? Dillon hInlet «NepaD srrtlAI. \l MKIRS Oscar l.c\ant East Lansing over WKAR. the college station This half hour 1 ! nc (*pon?ors of the push cart derhv Date to If you arPj the worrying t*if Ice Show (Jan. 15-20, 1951) State Bank production now In Its fifth ^ - ffag hv President John Hannah on preliminary heats with the firut j > j quires 2lM) cretiils for graduntimt ' 1 it will be worth at the end of the Spartan Magazine set by the Shaw < mnbinatlon was • j fer Y NJpur'Sheliev Hampton, l->mbd.« WELCOME! FROSH! Town ami Shop CoO i thii;.. iesv nu'jiin IjooI.J,. ,.m.i (he 205 EadQuuulKMMt To MSC ... Cad Laudituy BENSON'S Lansing's Largest Greetings . Hardware Depl. Store Class of '54 Four Big Floors... ' i''rr tin lor. krli'olni's old MSC Institution! noil Ku»i-h. Sporting Goods... ton |iriiiiii«i-*. to fiv lolll' Kiitrli. ri-ptlir tour |>rn. muiI it en Ski Clothing & Equipment... •I'll vou an I'll^ilpmilll rill}* if toll il«*«irr one while ut At Oregon State Game i\cw Students End Of Academic Year 'ew students with tulent for instrumental music will find To Join Clubs WELCOME FROSH ity to do at Michigan State with several musical orga- itions ready to try out new talent. Tie freshman's first acquaintance with a Spartan musical animation will he the ftp-1— —- sgjv J,,sl for you m ° • ° ranee of the famous Mich-, ft 1 at State. j r the MSC Alma Mater ami State military marching velCC A.Itll) Founded by the Men's Council jY ng. Last June it makes its first [8 appearance of the stadium the season season at at I Sept. 23 at |J against Oregon Rated High and AWS two years ago, the earn- ival tions gives all a campus organiza- chance to "show off" their .* • | ng floats/ as judged Hie MSC Fight Song College. irector Leonard Falcone will jOn CflmpltS various activities. It acquaints " of the trophic^ MSC faculty, donated by ag his twenty-second year MSC's Men's Glee Club, start¬ a-curricular activities whiel recorded by the Men's Glee Club leader of this 100-man ing its fortieth year this term, re¬ 'coincide with their hobbles,.inter¬ •mities. 's.iraWles, mens' eii •hing band, Which will be on or all the home football gained its campus position of pop¬ ularity quickly after being dis¬ banded during the war. ests, and abilities. Some organizations to.be repre omen's dorms and other campus cs Special awards go Iged the most orig- Only 65c >nnd will also present sev- oncerts throughout the Started in 1911, the organiza¬ All slinl.nl. enrolled In the 'scn,ed »re lhe dormi,or* council (regularly 79c) year and may accompany tion is now beginning its fifth Ih-ge am teams to off-campus tilts. year under the direction of prof. of the basic school. For tiro »reeks only . . . so Varsity band, under the David SPECIALIZING IX PERMANENTS rush right over to the Machtel of the MSC Music your *tai o of J. D. Jackson, will department. I Activities, clubs, recreational s fifth successful year on rears mi! •ampus. Both men and worn- The ranks of the orgnization are Women'» Glee KSS TZSrSSTS Elda-I)iane Beauty Salo\ open to all men students of vocal y join the Varsity band, will play for pep rallies, ability. jy. . State. While many students find' Phone *-2116 Two Entrances f the Clith inn. tball and baseball games. The versatile unit sings spirit- O/wn BStSXtmttmltf It*'.- E. '.rand Iliver 210 Alilmtt Road c — Michigan State Symphony ra; directed by Alexander To MSC Coeds 'SU&lXXgZSZ, liver Cnlieue Druir Store Professor Machtel has had ex¬ perience with NBC and CBS omen's Glee Club of MSC ' 1 ne r" n,% Jl El.I)A HARGROVE. EI'NICE IIOCGIITY music shop life ri»! choral units in New York City. the outstanding and MARGARET Ct NXINGHAM To Serve Yi musical He was also heavyweight boxing Next to the Bank — EAST LANSING It III nil champion while at the University ions on campus. Ilr. | pfe pOTnlble.' R Sur has directed the L until mil The club perforins at oeo ral- Some of the activities of the1 I Iran, assies Found i addi- Glee Club during the past year A PART of EVERY COLLEGE DAY included Singing for the Farmers rnienl Modern is prepared j Convention, taking part in the' Christmas, program at the college] dormitories, soror I and radio programs. I opeiii a sic Hall The primary f the club i | The Glee Club is open, to any students ftather daily at Rennet ts. The tradition was established by e leaking for the lost I vnur friend- and relatives who beeanie our friends tin). Of rotirse there man named Beethoven. e the student body $ j They meet twice a week for an 1 Michigan State State College and th mii-i be good reasons why. and we evlend tt special welenine til you (u your search In short or- . f Michigan with the ver j Music Dr. Stir will hol.d tryouts at the : building during registration in and set male group singing an | d foster fellowship amon week, Sept. 19-20, 2-5 p.m. (w»r acquainted.^ s of the librarjr include' Good Food Friendly Atmosphere ( iinvenienlly hvented it niurtent Speech Clinic Open Opposite'the t 'nion Class of '54 Give your mothers a break. flne »f ill,- few "Apppovpil" for Your Health lYolccllon g KAY'S KNIT SHOP BENNETT'S Kast Lansing's Oldest Restaurant ing 203 M A C. Tel. 0-1017 Store tt/H'n Monday 12 9 ik noon to fi.in.: xclusively to faculty jaret Stanton. 1940 graduate is the head librarian. She •d her degree in Library mem- MILLS Tuesiltry - Satunloy III a.m. tit .1 :.'lll p.hi. J at the University of North the p There's no time like first week school may He checked out to fix-up the room in the dorm! M! between 8 a.m. and ICi * on Saturdays between In furl, it*- S, O. I*. . . . stnmlanl operaim*: prcici'diirt' ... al M, S. (!.! Ynnr roommates pull in ami vnn discover lltcy"r/~jhsl full nf ideas on how In ilo (Ills anil thatS They've jjol idrit* rtn hm» lo decorate ili.it room, loo! Duriuo tin' "off hours" . . . afler you've trumped the rampu* looking for your enrollment officer. finally lie I>itihi Stages registered. then wandered over to lhe Grill, only lo final llial every ineh of avuilahle tlio Programs spare is taken . . . then, it's time to ilo your -hopping. Whether you lake the litis or hiteli hike (also S. O. I'.) you'll find MILLS reaily ami willing lo serve you ill your eauipus >st needs. Itelow you'll find many of the items whirl Medians have termed hasie iireessllies in fiirnishiii-j their rooms. 69c [AH. and all phas- Skirt Haagor Nickel plated rust resistant wire frame | DELIVERIES MADE FREE OF CHARGE"! with adjustable nickel plated steel clips. Holds ti skirts. Definitely a Cardboard Chests Rugs 1.69 & up space saver for thai dorm closet. . 3.98 to 8.98 You'll find Calloway's Non-Skid Loop weave riiLT the perfect lio Aspirant* Curdlmard chests and bookcases throw rut; in your riHim. lis ited To Meet ,j in imitation leather or floral elastirfzed haeklni; will hold the ^ pattern. You'll never have rui.' firmly in place. Avuilahle enough risim to put awav your stuff unless you have one of .00 to 3.98 in several sizes, ranuiiur in price from SI.lid lo SI9.9S. Yariel these. Three-way and square type pillows i rhintzes. ntt«n. or rayons. Variety o colors and de-icn- to brighten up that dorr 7.98 M«tal briffff* tampK (kit are ideal student lamps. Adjustable up and d«»*n. swinjf side¬ ways And tilt. Three degrees of light. Cboatllo Spreads Criekot Chair $14.98 Garmoit Bags I JO Hassocks 3.98 A op Maple or walnut finish Cricket chairs with Twin size chenille spreads in either corduroy I'lastic garment hairs that moisture lasMH-ks in several styles and sizes. As- chintz puds seut and buck. Comfortable cut or haby chenille. A whole array of are beautiful colors. Lightweight. Washable. prisif, moth proof, and mildew prisif. Holds ortment of cohirs to hurmonize with any sitting for "off hours." I ti garments. ohir m.Mid, Also Bates spreads, M.93 to IMS. MILLS DRY GOODS CO. 113 S. WASHINGTON Frosh-Soph Richards Awarded Certificate Don Biicll Says Battle Every For Work In Music, Radio Welcome to Your \ Frosh Actors Wanted We nre -wking new talent thl» cat offering, or one of the classi- Is considered the training renter Spring Term J. Kenneth Richards, production ber of the WKAR staff for six manager of radio station WKAR years, is production manager for was awarded a certificate of honor both the AM and FM stations. He is particularly well known to the First Year at State fall and freshmen won't be over- ral plays. for actors interested In working AiiiiiiiiI Flrld Itay for his work in music and radio boys and girls throughout the state ■ looked Each spring a large gioup Last year "George Washington in the Major Term play and many lit I.I l.iilc- May and television at the National as Uncle Bob on the Bookmobile ' comedy, was the former Studio Member: of experienced actors graduate Slept Here, fc.ll offering: Garcia Lorca's lyric peotedly in the casts of Broadcasting company institute in program and the writer-producer May von fiml your May at Stale hntli I and replacements of the weekly half-hour series, in Music." pleasurable ami valuable. We have always been pleased to nerve Michigan Slate students and hope you will join our long list of satisfied customers. Visit our com¬ plete prescription counter or enjoy our fountain service or just drop in to say hello. * * # ★ Probst Drug Store lib W. Uraml River Tel. 8-3618 l*iilronize Slate News Advertisers CLOTHES Brought In MONDAY or TUESDAY - Returned FRIDAY For FAIR and FRIENDLY SERVICE — Hrmrmhrr — COLLEGE CLEANERS .'SOI ABBOTT ROAD Famous Names In The Fashion World Found Only at Style 6S0 . . . Bnar-Check Topper with dashing collar, huge patch pockets and haK-belt that button* on or off. Hue-Gold or Wine-Gold. $40 Style 620 . the same smart *tyte m Sportletgh't hi Fleeshia . . . sort and wonder-fabric; wovan virgin wools. Nude, Pita Red, Fawn Tan, or Coppar Glow. $40 # if. ntnrdav, Srptemher 2, 19SO T TT K M t r H T0 A N STATF1 NEWS Page Nineteen WELCOME, Class of 1954 From the M«mt and Service Staff STATE THEATRE - E. Lansing Top Artists Foreign Film Warid. Adventure Series Scheduled Series Open To Feature 23 Lecturers To Perform Again In Fall Twenty-three famous explorers, naturalists and authors | Will appear at Michigan State College during the 19S0-|9$1 I season to show films, lecture and entertain students and Lortiire-Coneert Series Top Italian MoVle* j | guests of the World Adventure series, according to Oeun- Re-open Included in Series ! emeritus S. E. Crowe. Some of the nation's fore- The' foreign film scries I ' All students are admitted! March »—l.owfll Thomas Ji lost concert artists, opera to the Saturday evening pro-: 'Out Of this World- A Journey to schedule, • Michigan State's tars, 'symphony orchestras newest nddition to its' pro¬ j the grams at Kairchild theater on 1 Lhasa.) activity bonk which is issued! March id — Count Bryon del nil lecturers are scheduled gram of stage and screen pre- >r Michigan State College's forth- sentations, has been announced jto each student at registration at jProrok (Lost Worlds) i'he beginning of the term. ' Dming fall, winter, and spring for fall term. Fourteen films are Marc|, it -Dr. Alfred Ualleyl ecture-Concert series. i Following is the list of lecturers | ,Salpan and Guam) on the ddeket. * and their topics: The series initiates the enter- Two top-notch I "Paisan" and Italian films, j Sept 3D—Karl Ma ■ ^ j March 31—Lt. Col. John D ! the center of it FAl'l. DOl'OI.AS "Bicycle Thief", J Craig (Heish-Ho Adventure) ear until April, head the list of these cinema at¬ ; ler Buckeye Skies) he nation's out- tractions from abroad. Also in¬ mth (—James Pond (Jamaica) 8e»*> anding classical, semi-classical popular performers and gen- Fifty-four Given cluded are screen presentations of! the Italian "I PagHacci" and a' TVOn Campus Oct 28 - FiancD Line tCulum-i April —- 21-s-ptllon Ripley (Nepali - - - lly is augmented by special State Scholarships French production of Beaumar-; chais* "Barber of Seville." The complete fall term sched- | Considered -Nov -Burton Hohi »tirs tickets were avail jb Sept. -Die Fledermaus orl* Sweater* Women's • • 3.9s Jacket* - 3.9s I.ifjlllcr Floiil Laundry (athfs • • White Navy T Shirts 2 for I ,(IU II-1.1 Jacket* ami I'arka* l'nder*horl* - 2 for 1.00 I ndershirts 2 for *9r < i|!nrelle*. all lieaml* - 2 pack* ;ir»e. I carton Raincoats • - I .'lit tip e liorlituiture thcr special d rktng lots Wri*l Walelie* ».«)(> to l«).IMI llinoeular* • 5.00 up ""Men's lire** Oxford* Ladle* .*■! and 11 gauge 'hi toil know that ron van I.9S up Comploto Military OaHHfars Nylons - - 1.29 pr. 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