Largest Graduation for Tomorrov SI'AHTANS I UOI V I I. !HI Cnvmoir Buckeyes Top Slate Slated foi Nine to Clin Stadium Bv STAN Ktr.r.MXN Behind • eieht-h-t hurling of I >>.!. Rllilm'll lit Iji-n-i State Unci es eim bed the Ijig Ten Im- loping Mn llttitonii'v Dfjjrt' The two 'iinis meet again this aft. rn I qI lege lie Luncheons r inept-hit Planned for M$( 1 Aliimiii Oltf i.i.hI- Kfturn for Aniiuiil Affair IPE THOSE TEARS AWAY 'our Years in l«» fAll. WITTS ters, hillbpards. loud .i|ieakei>, campaign- Yr.sHiy. whrn tl'ii! NKLMON lt(H KEIEELEK the 1'ulrift.rrh's chili; mg. who to vote Pi.' Election, ale over into the liitr wiili- rru.-l world! Kr- usc-v cmniEtxcKur.M' SITAM:!: — Hob Klein won the presirh m v — Walter mtsT that worn out cxprejuiimi-winiori.? Farrow, \i*ep. Jean Met'annon. seetetarv nembcr how you haled this place <|ur- f exam week and rouldn't wait until you — — she lives in your what a wheel! dorm - ytiu know her the Spartans Nelson LifeRo kid finally get out? Well here you are |dy to do just that. It's tune to go home for Thank-giving look hack upon the last four years I what do you see? A test you flunked? Tht s|>ent cramming for a toughie? I I wild out — You practice a senior mighl see you. for da . • try iug b?a. t real i-n..-iin-ni ilanii i;.*1"'"1 Nelson A. lit rkefeller was born July H, I!»K. at Bar llar- Ass ..i ainii.i.i w-iii I..- |M)r. Me the second son of John Davison Uotkefellcr, Jr . "I'fe chiing d" >on sa\ — and . t it. Start thinking — wipe away grown up — . .t. .. <»' ,hc "'»« and Abby Green Aldrieh. lie was educated at the l.m...I., 1 tears and reminisce for a while, you prove it . , . What u fast vacation— willei here I am back at MSC ready lor finals. itooi animal cm-' *l'hno| in New York city and at Dartmouth college, where rmcmber that first day when you came on-wn-kriui I he mujnrcd in economies ere? You thought you were lug now \ou open your lamkr-=-a sheak—no and was graduated in lft'10 "'c.Z u're in college! Your whole town pictures! with thi- degree of Barhelor the fields of |>iihli<- work; ar to the station with band and all see- Yon finally finish ami are on the way of Arts. He is a meinlu-r of economic development Uieir home town prodigy otr to make back to Tuttervifle for t hristnias^vaiH- In November 1950. Pit m !.j — good bye — good lurk — keep up tion ... It won't be any good , muiv sen¬ Truman appointed Horkeirlli thairman of the tnternalioo good name of Putterville. You swore ior told you there was no Santa Clans — t Dillmarr. cl»*> of 1913. and live children. development afivi.sory taan would — you'd knock 'em dead. . you're very disap|Hiiuteil. ! Major Albert Sobry, dans of 1909. Rockefeller Is firriddent of In- "which i« rhargefl with 'he '• After the business meeting of of rec'iromending general pole k'ou stepp«l off the train into your Vacation is over and you are twrk to ithe rlasx oi 1895. last night, aev- | teruntionil Basic Economy cor- for the operation <>t tne te. n iiie and what did you see? People IMiration-and the American in- really hit those books. You managed to cal program to under-developi jeial of the alums entertained with j ternatlonal association for eco¬ • at you — tailing you green — pull a two-point so everything's o.k. at js5»»r»es of their- college day*. The nomic and scK ial development - countries were those nasties? Seniors? What home You der ide to havb your girl up j group also took a tour of the cam' ;' These two corporation* have . j fl»* kefeller * flr«i j^iti.-t -• I they ? to see Statr—"the liest school in the j pus during the afternoon. I been established for tlW pur- that of ilerk m !h« Chas^N tional bank in N> wY' sk m I'ou found out who they were ami country." You've ready built it up. You | The alumni advisory council : ixifie of making H contribution soon green you were. You went to the and. told her that if she docs real well when i\ISC Studi'iit } held |t» semi-annual meeting yes- toward raising htandardx of liv- ! lerday. and the building comrnit- i ing in undei-dcvtio[»ed arc,<>-. she gets In high school she mighl Is: able I tee reported that they hoped to j to some juy named IVic Hannah to romc here. Killnil in (>a*li nave'.! i have the Alumni Memorial chapel ! | IHEC is engaged in joint btisi- ne** enterprises, chiefly in Vcn- ak to you. To you? Yes you ami only ^ I completed by fall I r/.uela and Bra/il, In the hclil of others. Just at that time MSC is invaded - I productiotn and distribution of u went through your first rcgistra- You bring Matiel into the Union and a big ! efixential gixals; the non-prollt — went in laughing and came out sign stares both of you in the face "Wel- mot tile accident on M99 near I American international ttuocia- g "I'm nothing but a tug long number ermc Farmers to Farmi rs' Week " You 11 Highland Tuesday night i tion provide* educational mm- Seriously-injured in the tame L-Vices for improving agriculture t a person — just a nutni* r . . . But disappointed — she's disappointed . . . and rural life and th* tnslUu- accident a.. Mut< Fkuence Co-I lot a great schedule — no classes from Ynu sliile through* this teym womiru-- lotta Of I)ctr«xt JMi»a Colotta w»» I ! serving rural people. Wednesday and Friday . . fhK-kefelter h chairman of , . ing how it coqkl ever get so cold at ono MiAt Detroit of 1950 and had been the board of IBIX? Technical named Mim Italy. Mim Naval Be- ♦ it first term you learned what plate. Around this'time vuu-begin to rvaC ii Services corfioration organised Miaa UEtloit Aviation of, Basic college was — true or false — Ue that there are people running this serve. 1950. arid Mi>> DSB in jMirch, ; students — yeah Joes and Sallys i—rights from wrong — school — 1950. She it »:> a Pontiac hotpi- | TICKETS MAY BE EXCHANGED e, section number, date — you're fed jqsf like yourself. You twsui to lake,in¬ tal in serious condition. terest— you pick up a cops of The State The arridenh took place after j Out i to do — what to do? A 1*11 rings decide to raid the women's dorm. You News and read something aloul Lit an Crowe wanting Student council powers the light* from Maui't tar Mind- ! err'? he driver- of the car in which ; M'isV Coletta was riding. i Water Carnival Washed Out Again limited — you follow it from rtav to dav Ar¬ dressed and put on your pajamas — and liogin to see the workings of the schisd Driver of the other car was Carnival will la1 held tonight a* "Oscars" go to student* who have honored Autw- huvigh-«» r» thur McLean He was critically made the greatest contribution m The Iwroinrng Member*. . I into the gals' dorms — get kicked out scheduled, Don Johnston, chair- 6t» fctaffr a nit down strike on (Iriwtl Z—you feci good — youll tell them — you write a letter to the editor — anil telHhem \ injured. he r.in He told state police that through a stop sign be- man. announced. Friday ticket holder* may exchange their du- five branches of dftmatiro Winners this year are: Joe Kar- > are Dwainr ]Y»Uin IUmx, Jmm* Greer, St r Wouldn't the folks at rutter- cansF of the lighU from Mauua• bowskt. fall term pl*> The Tim* sl * a: t*chei Ne oh well... ! . cats for tonight's performance at . . what you think —no reply — be pmud of you? [car. ' the Union desk until II a.m. or of Your Life.'MS lor i» Gluskt. f««r War i o,.uvia Ann Art** Ihia time your first set of midterms Rememlirr that first spring term up ; A pre-law student at MSC, at the 1m>x office tonight. her part in the Studio theater IV. xton East Ununc; am here? You heard |>e«iple talking als»ut it ' Ma//a died of a brain concussion. Sports contests will, begin this production Of "The.* Imaginary I - ard Long. Grend R»pui> roming up so you write home for afternoon at 3. Entrants will ram- valid." and Percy F Cole. for »Xhers mtt' Unrein & rr to buy books. You feel gooil. Ace ever since you came up? Here it wast- Everything haprens at once — A new- pete in log rolling and mixed hi* work In ^Jack m the Keen Buffalo. N ¥ . G*yk*d will! Did you? doubles an 1 men's doubles canoe- Stalk," a children's theater pro- I-a ruing ; Gerw McDrrmott too «e« your first queen ... Gloria P»t- organization is formed — campus chest - - ing. Uuction Wend. N. Y . and Robert vou write home for more money—Btan Winners et the afternoon events Other awards-?" to Margaret Charlevoix who was name» t homecoming queen. You start think- Mowrer. "Script Teese.' the Dwn* arn*J°r ,bA eomtet Kenton pUys at Varsity Ball —Mackliu — will compete during intermission ■ "why can't 1 come nUMltum startx to Uk^ xhapo — the Han- of tonight's carnival for plaques ysian show, and to Elmer Dennis Dr. RusaeU Bunnajt*- n to be awarded on an individual for (ethnical contributions in the faculty mmmw basis. numerous campus .theatrical* ceomutl*. weeJeBd> 1 ;« * Pact Tro vfc e mic a I Oan ^ ST'Af E xrws Saturday, j Michigan State Ni Director Bnt*r*d n MrasS-riMi MIMr under idi of Monk MitM (Ml- Reviews Alumni Crib* MMfi i—I IHMMm ^ ^ js^SRWbmishb! c®it*gr»rt«^^u^oc^a^iMntod First Year Thanks Having been tappiprt—ItghTiyT" with"®* paste pot—as a member of Administration -The Slate Newt staff, the direct¬ or GL_$tudent publications re* President's Message - reived orders to write a column. Sixty lines. Elite type. Subjects What ran an Alumni president sttv to That'* not «•»>• to answer. hi. .1. . "A Message to Departing Orods." Some have adrlaed me "tw liB|lt __ „v To the class of 1951: Ordinarily, one does not give , , at irraduation." Others say "be weiehtv i, ." * Bidding farewell lo friend* is ncver-a-happy wtperience, messages to departing graduates, .. even when it is done through the impersonal medium of the since they appear allergic to flippancy nowadays." ' hearts and flowers. To receive I'll be neither. campus newspaper, so t shall not dwell on your leave-taking. orders to deliver such a message I'll be both. Instead, I shall mention some of the things that have is therefore ironic. 1'il apply a light head with a henvv . marked the progress of your class, and cause you to be It would be unseemly to tell touch I'll forget thlA presidency busine.s remembered in the years ahead. these people that they, are saying * * * * Most of you ramc to Michigan State College for the first Hello, and not Goodbye. Nor time in the fall of 1017. when we were in the midst of all would it be judicious to remind This will l>e from one Michigan State i, Fifst of all, I don't know everybody in : the difficulties of ballooning"enrollments, shortage of staff, them of some of the things thcy- will remember, perhaps so long* class. But to each and everv one let o, | the J" lack of s|iaee, and adjustment to postwar conditions. You as to bore, their children: Screams How you did it with all your '"'irrstuirt have seen most of those difficulties eo|>ed with, if not in the hallways, pet squirrels in fA,,*';^™"* conquered. the newspaper city room, "una*, rhances on getting booted out of school, i , nr-l»a This is an appropriate lime to acknowledge the bashed attacks on apathy and know-. Eapecially the administration "''""f cheerful reoperation of the students of your class, discrimination, a bewildering Since I'm one student, wjio has a chamc t. c„ j, 1 combination of catholic distrust half of the '51 class, let me thank those r the and others, in adjusting to the necessary inrnmen- and tremendous confidence. all they've done for us. , fJcIi! ienres of that period. To you and your contemporaries These thine* not hernm- belongs a good share of Ihe credit for what it has heen are They've expoaed us to knowledge f,,r f,rar ,.„r inc in a Mewage. Perhaps (he of it came in ridiculously priced textbooks that possible to accomplish here in recent years. Without iri4< prefer not to be remind¬ fsl immediately after we finished the r were'J your good will and assistance, the task would have heen ed that these are the things infinitely mnrc difficult, if not impowsihle of accomp¬ they will remember. It weald sell them. lishment. We will all remember Ihe class of 19."it as he mere aworinc te tell them Some of the knowledge came,In ivied hal's they will remember all the 'miditi one of the ro-huilders of the modern Michigan State cf uneasy slumber from the rear rows. things they were repaired to But it eame. Thank you, facult . College. "learn." If they are larky •In the course of your college years, you saw your uni- they wen*t. beraese the lessens Here's a word of thanks to those who are"»iinir.in versify admitted to the Western conference, and have ob. will have heeeme a part of Of itSf '. served that this recognition of the truq status of Michigan them, will roedition their re¬ We as student* know you're doing a actions, become se merh a part State in the athletic world has licen accompanied, curiously of their personality that they you've delegated enough of the state appniprmWtjl enough, by recognition of the prestige of Michigan State in wilt not he dftstlntelshahle us diplomas. other fields as well. Sometime* we didn't think von really Some of you have tieen active in from their names and fares. Mavlw> we~ilidnt understand yon. Hut t# tindersbnijfl establishing and main¬ The director of student publi¬ ,:,r taining close relationships with students at the other Big after four years. cations would like to think thnt Ten schools, and you are to be congratulated upon the some departing grnds will re¬ To the' administrators, keep tM*"Tnstitutin success of your efforts, by which you have served Michigan member how he came on the Terhap* not in mere numbers, but in the fundami State well. -•* scene, under a big. black cloud: how scared he was when he saw —Pardon My Accent Senior Head .. . the improvement of the means t» -lu, it I sincerely hope thnt you will continue to think and net eniug of the intangible* called tradition and a them lurking in the corridor in the la'st interests of Michigan State when you become and the fostering e graduates of a college with a waiting for him to show just one sign—just one—of trying to run So We're (Wadutitinix Recalls Past male grwluate —- more roesls. r.rartslij long history—the class entering next fall will I*- graduated things: how he offered to wo:k rarents, wives and relatives al«' in the centennial year of 1P.V>—and yonhave much of which for them — not on them — and tlv I'hcd Vnsniaeos— of gratitude. to Ik- proud. But what is done here in the years ahead will Is- ef more importance than what has already been done. never got a single order until the very last day of their last outcome slip v,«c 1410.1 Class Year - Often we college students donW# il them that ate the aid they've given us. But we.have tei| '.If we are to contintie to do things here at East I-ausing of newspaper, and that to write a Believe me lhi> is a hurt I column lo write. It isn't w column' raneh betam havk n strange feeling in my throat heip in the form of suggestions, active participation in riv!<»r will ti ll these grads that Tomurn w the memis-rs of . * * * * >—a. if somebody wa< trvln* tn tie"* knot around it—bttt alumni activities, intelligent interpretation of the aims he expects to see more just like and |air|s>ses of this college to the general public, anil the them. Different names, differ¬ it isn't that which makes it tui-il for me to say (tilieu to jt!I the rtsss of '51 wiii or.#! an._. The thanks are over. The deeply person.,: • ' .-tail encouragement of aide youngsters Income here as students. ent fares, hut same ideas'. Dif¬ of you. at til- college life. As we What are the graduates of thi> in-titution -uppaniR ferent words, same crusades. do now? Finally, let me thank you again for what you have done The reason is much simpler than you wonItl expect.^i've receive otir diplomas, our Hut best of attrthe tame spirit— Many will soon go into military srrvi,S.-srll for Michigan State as students, and whiit you will do as the j*m>e feeling of "let me at already edited all of the "sn-knig it's la-en nire to know va" thewchu wltt *urn bar'.. e»pe.-- commissions. Some will even have nwav cuw : Alumni. Every university is judged to a great extent by 'em. Ill lick 'cm yet." messages appearing in this page and I'm left with no ideas. ially ro that of u-:r l» -t eeoitfat • »oer Donne ttss —»— - - it)'# college educations. They'll ts> refi what its alumni do in their chosen fields of work' Do Reins nw in a position What can 1 *av ghat hasn't iajt'ifsiilif t»eTori\ linie aiitl time when ha sit hack and The majority will go out and look !•: M hat a I again? T,«'iNr '« your tiest, and none will have reason to complain. ean i«y the spectacle, the en- director events € ^<0 And what an opportunity. — JOHN A, 11ANNA1I hives to think that each of Humana are funny peoplj... They hate conventionalism. Those who have slumbered in Ihe iw's * *- »?1 these trait la toinc oat 41th a Yet they ex|*vl |ieoph- to lite up (41 certain traditions. have to take No-Nosis. Those w ho hio-' „«ter.«l a You give thi-m the eomnflrneement atmosphere and they our rightful place us thL* worli determination to rroaade, to who have Issn punctual with their assignment-. W Facing fatality reform, to mako things mentally better. Of monu¬ mrr, mumlile "You're breaking ify heart." But ymi omit the traditiiiial message to graduating scn- Svptnnbcr led. the wit «wh love of education, proud of their nuiversi'i, -nta "Pun" has been the trnditionn! watchword of the Water not bins ran he accomplished their application . . . they too will take N-e-Smh Ihr Ox vntor rwffre without such determination. iors and they'll eohie back At you: "What u 1aux-pa<; How * * * « carnival. It takes the threat out of finals and gives the * kwrv and ihf* rartiiig nl The process is exhaostinc for could you miss something This final column haa purposely stick with seniors one last fling. those who become an* tiling lijc this on such ',»» Occasion in it UN w hirh N in U the he ear. The carnival's original theme with tators—God bless them! Week" found Uteanehr* its urge toward originality shows what stndents really told t i on This year's college graduates The graduates hove bee I must admit I feel the the I 'nion bulletin hoard have on.djheir minds. will k t»ld s sfroe way. For three years I've « •euh.r rlam pU«ed bmU intense with mistrust and deep with uncertain!? ' that they listened and mid commencement messages ami chuckled. for the in a nation caught between ideals ac it isn't a pretty picture, nor is it a reassuring one. There firvt tune ta the Rig are floats with wounded soldiers, w hite crosses — nil the with great energy, great ideas, "Bring me a Inwel." But t|i> year I'm going to wear that Ten senior rU«» dar- war. , and great ambitions. They have cap and gown and walk UJ> pi he rostrum to receive my inig a convention held here ia The members of the class already equipment of bloodshed and death. been told that -they are at the November. There is a note of humor, but only a note. The overall »hcet>skin. f :• seen it develop while their academic degrees v* front door and not the hack di*>r tone is somlier. it looks as if the idea men are worried; too This time, for some reatini, I have n funny feeling all After the holaUvv we They're ready to face that situati-- min-nt of life. They have been told worried to maintain an entirely frivolous spirit for the that wars come and go. but the these messages are aiidresgetl to me and qjv graduating with hope. They know it will lie up to them »< a -business of earning a living and friends. This time, at least,J (lonT tfliqiC'lh'o tear-jerkers," goal, that of outdoor, cr-orsweixre- lcuii4 I'm graduating. I looked for- at the times. lessly. They like to be told the«e will stand np to fenr. Some of it is disorganised, but it things, too. although they pre¬ waril to this day—and nohoflyii* going to tell me uny ditrer- Committee thlt ihe class Vl * conies oat clearly In Ihe general picture. tend to play the violin when ent. . . i | wtvuW hold its extremes In This is so-jong. _ T \ Mackltn tu what 1* there left to tell? diplomas. They don't have that traditional "I've got the That they should listen to what world by the tail" attitude. they are being told now, and re* Their work has tieen cut out for them and they're won¬ membei'* That life U a.fshud* People arc coiifittf tofeN cheerful pat on the back. the world are jQinlflg the r:\itks.nlitni aitwes striving.to )ar. +e bring in «fea oatorfal l" * ' a Life Un't really as rough as it make n living. Water Carnival, the Land Pa¬ might seem from a distance. It's rade. lor non-living nntlv and I grant you Korea adds a heavier touch to the picture. 1 «.»ugh only for those who chooso ii. *** ^vwgetaLle ..uSItt danee*****' Ceewwwrn1 ' Mayl»> the uniform in the closet makes you feel gloomier . to suffer For the rest ilia, just than a wild chase across the meadow.^ )'i>ur bpdtlies last June, or,D*\,Jiiuc^bsdorV last. So, nhat seemed a drea^r a I. You leap blithely across a creek, Essentially though the'pirtUre, Is laisically the same. It ghort four ^ year* a#r> wiU lw a and stumble on a hummock. has always been grey but with h>t* of room for some bright ^"tiflSal^abkr. " reality tomorrow; xthess over -Wlldlyryou race acroas a grassy . ruiors. 2.000 of us close the tn t cr. four knoll, then slip into a boggy hole There was always a gleam of ho|>c bt history's darkest rather nice years. into mud up to your knees. You Thij is my last ©p$hdr?acity to run and you run. and after while moments. I J • ' "peraoqplly thank you in vtitfflt get out of breath and sit under a tree to enjoy the shade while . _ tin" • •with words that come from wr heart; for all we've done tc* the aun burns down on the gether: for this, ocr class t>{ '53. others still galloping over the Hope is a great human institution, TbtPtFil! for laftter- No « : has: greensward. You nap. and you * been great, so let s rv* *<£ good¬ dream, and after while you fall ment is another. bye. but so Itwig until we meet asleep. It's just darned good So, keep smiling. Ami if you feejAhft knot anpand your exercise, and there's nothing like thronl as yoii fine jdild ihouJ Mut.f hud (hiknil* toniuri ' Mi|ifah«re- agair, wbgttyv a be her# or hereafter. 4 good exercise to make you sleep well. row? don't feel bad. They have a right to l>e proud. You have a right to be sentimental. NiflaSl,// ryAfter all. you're only behaving like people. Like humans INFORNAIIOH ready to bear their responsibilities. ■ BafesjisB lumni SIXTR TIME Coeds to Hop End Social Whirl S. Campbell m. B* BAY Mma dance program lo dance here |oe>, flipping his orchestra tWenty-Afth hall. entertained at the annual Coronation rhetors kit MSC foe the "Greek he irc-PanHel aapklaUmllan wNh aa "On tha Win* WAA of Closing Hour By NANCY HOTOP life. the lut fogr years ot More than a hundred Juniors worked to put the J-Hop over with an "As You Like It" theme. ft was J-Hop time again and last year Elliot Lawrence played Town" theme. Spring term started with the TrophyAgain Sonior women of the class of 1351 arrived ill the days of the record enrollments, lack of hnusinir. and the three to one flrst big all-college dance, for the affair with a "Heart to Spinsters' Spin and Tommy Hor¬ South Campbell took possession oming wai complete with Dinners before and breakfasts sey. making his second dance ap¬ ratio of men to women, hack in the fall of 1347. • Heart" theme. of the intramural sports trophy following helped complete the This presented various problems to the judiclary-leKisla- Ant homecoming queen. The large multi-colored pearance on campus in the last for the sixth evening. pro¬ consecutive year Patton. Oct. IS, 1S47 was four-years. The "Memory Lane" and activities hoards of f —— ' * ■ - ttnorable date that boaited April Tool's day made a setting gram came from the Marrii Gras. Freddie Schafter and his all girl program came from the Senior Thursday night at the Women's Athletic association coke hour! Associated Women Students. H has haaaa eturnlng graduates, for the Spinsters' Spin fsgturlng band played for the costume ball. ball with Johnny "Scat" Davis' CSF to Entertain Tex Beneke and his orchestra. orchestra. The dormitory totaled 267.5 out Every coed automatically be¬ next weekend was the The Senior ball finished off that The only girl bid dance, the ! a possible 300 points. Alpha came a member of AWS. jt ball in the Women's gym. Kl by the Sophomore ball year's social calendar. Spinsters' Spin, brought Charlie Tonight the program from the Spivak to the campus. "Thanks annual Alumni - Commencement Omicron Pi was runner-up with Headed by Judiciary president lligh SeluHtl Club ptoatara The program beside the red one 250 points. I. "Silhouettes in the for the Memories" ushered the dance will be the last added to Virginia Gilhoolcy and activities An open house tomorrow at ( is—yes, the 1141 Homecoming The singles tennis plaque went president Judy Longneckcr, the p.m. will replace the Sunday ves- i the theme, dance. Marilyn Sumner was elect¬ seniors away last spring at the the group by seniors. "MSC to Mary Ellen Weigle, Grand Rap¬ maintain old Shadows" will be the theme for boards sought to jier service at College house fol¬ amy Danty kit MSC far tar'a bit atrial event. Ike ed queen. Next came the second Senior ball. the dance in the Union from » ids freshman and Kappa Kapp traditions and social standards for lowing commencement. to sarva yaa annual Delta Street Shuffle. In the fall af IM» Baa Car -BWk al Ike Gamma. Lynn Payne, Toledi the 4.390 women on campus. The SeniorHigh School cttib of Clande Thernkill and hla ar lyle waa found playing fei p.m. to midnight. Ohio, sophomore, representing Freshmen were orientated to cam¬ Peoples church has been invited South Campbell, received the golf pus life under their direction. to join the college students for first Varsity club dance championship award. .supper and group ! discussion of r hailed Stan Kenton The Spinsters' Spin LYN TWITCHELL CAPTURES TITLE A letter "C" was give To prevent impressionable "Christian Living." The program Gladys Constantlne, Grand Rap¬ In* on the extracurricular ac¬ is planned for the pu t college the next spring tivities AWS had the point llm trodticing prospective Aqua Winning Streak Broken id. ids junior. Miss Constantino has >w earned all three MSC letters. Italian* system, which wa< l-fortnal. the Marrii Gras A coed must earn 500 WAA abolished this year. Skitch Henderson. That i; Alpha liaht Barbara Tanner Bail- By CAREYS DORMER Pnrdne. Kronk i. points by participating in various Taking over the reins of "tt swdrnwUng: Eager s|H>rts to obtain an "S." An "M" presidencies in 1948-49 were At choaen .Sweetheart Dominating womc Women's City ehih fram De¬ troit. Spring term Mate played Omtrvwfl Beavers, Pi. haakethall: Rlgma is awarded for 500 points and a Woodward. Judiciary, and Ro That Sptah Chi, later to become the ral athletics for the last four! host to the Michigan AAV Kappa, hawttng: Lyn TwHehell. "C" for 1000. Nnhra. activities This year tl >1 fraternity sweetheart. years,-South Campbell boasts a fencing; lane HHa and Mlaa women in the class of 1951 I year the Senior ball w championships In synchronised tf a coed totals 1.500 points, stie record as six-time winner of'the duct swimming. Lois Moder- Hammond, badminton daublea. ly with a "Cafe Bouse et privileged to sign the sheep- ' theme. WAA trophy. qutst and Peggy Raw b placed North Campbell, gelf. and Ur- tin scroll in Ihc Women's gym. ralne Andersen and Margaret ■ I 1M8-49. The Women's Athletic associa¬ second. o one signed the scroll this year. next year. d in by a new tradition, the tion kept coeds busy in the fall In the state AAU champion¬ Wells, tennis dewbtes. ■ Scyffrri Sny»s i Gamma Phi Betas trounced the i Street Shuffle. That was with hockey, soccor and vollyball. ships Donna Maddock successful rhen Beta Theta Pi was Winter term competition revolved ly defended her title in the 100- Pi Beta Phis 8-0 in MSC's first lb.,,'i Tau. around basketball, fencing, bad¬ yard backstroke; Miss Rawls took coed football game .In 1948. Social Circuit Kiirjit t ' I «l-7 victory ever Art- minton. swimming, bowling and first in the 50-yard breast stroke Winter and spring term cham¬ I'.Xillll S|M','iill I the way to a real riftery. In the spring women com* and the medley team placed pionships in 1948 went to: Alpha Miss Maddock entered the Omicron Pi. swimming; Cn-Jeti New initiates tn Delta IVlt.i { 1930-2 peted in softhatl. tennis and arch- ma hie celebration al Ike arlaas wHh Bah Strang cry tournaments. Olympic swimming tryouts. basketball; Elsa Gygax and Lor¬ Coed fencers out-thrust High¬ raine Anderson, badminton dou¬ Delta are: Mary Anne lamcuts. Judicii East Lansing sophomore; Joan activii | luffr.' J SjwirUnflifk. women's swim¬ ming learn, seared Victories In I§47 over Western Ontario. land Park Junior college and bles; Suzanne Coolcy high school in Detroit in Kappa Delta, bowling; Pi Beta Elliot, fencing; Nation, Chicago sophomore; Joan plishn Kavldge. Reed jCity sophomore; tensio Janice IWrmiit. Hillsdale fresh- night? - 3' .! 1947 Phi. tennis; and South Campbell, In 1948 the Sparanettes softball . man: Barbara Kinsman. Ridge- | Mei pleted their third undefeated !n 1949 titles way. Canada, freshman; Marilyn j cit co EAST LANSINS ! Ballot Box in dual competition by seven straight term victories gaming Campbell, volleyball winte The swimmers earned five I Gladys ihtll, and golf; twimmin Constantino, badminti Ranahenherier. freshman; Grand Jranettr Rapids »'Jng siMdleli. stand. Fennville freshman: Sallv Fisher.! eventi PHARMACY New Alpha Xi Delta officers wins and two losses in 1949 singles. Ca-Jets, basketball. Miss against Bowling Green, Turners. Twitchell. fencing, and East I Adrian freshman; Rnmerto Con- \ years nor. Birmingham freshman; and 1941- | AI7 H\ fir. River. E. Lanalnf , c: President. Shirley Welch. Gloria Clyma. Crosse Pointe | |rrnn Ontario. Purdue and Women's don. bowling W«-*i*<«ra>* r«<«H Flint junior; vice-president. Marie freshman. City club. Barhhinder. Detroit senior; re¬ Lyn Tw'ltrhrll raptured first Recent Chi Omega engagements cording secretary, Nanry Cape, Battle Creek junior; correspond- place In the stole fencing tour¬ Reception Planned are Carol Charwlrk, Detroit jun- Hurry! Ilurry! I.u»i Hay! If'* A Hurl! nament and lawk second In the •I. to Thomas borer. of Green - secretary. Alice Ravage, gy. Day tan Nant. Whitman. Grosse Pointe sophomore; and Midwest meet In 1949. for Foreign (iraik ille, Jorelyn AlklntMin, Wlnnette, Four years of Green Splash I., sophomore, to John Parson*. Junior Marilyn Melvln, Pontiac sopho- shows each spring included: International students who'are Delta Sigma Pht junior from officers ot Tau Sigma, "Aquamania" in 1948. ''Esquire leaving MSC this term will be Birmingham; Marjnrle Murphy. Iand arts and business and American Society of Agricul¬ W*1 Escapades" in 1949. "Coral Cafe" honored at a reception in the..In.-; Wyandotte.. .wmtwmorr. t • • Reed to*"*"' honorary, are: tural Engineers' recently elected I I in 1950 and "Big Ten on Parade" ternational center Sunday at 2:30 Riley. Alpha Tau Omega graduate mi. Karl Varres. Fremont officers arc: President. Paal Kline., t1" . in 195! p.m •nt from Chicago; ami Mary «•» " ...* »•' ! vice-president. Olln Wfctt- Mendon junior; vice-president, Peraehhaeher. Grand Rapid* soph- In Intramural sports the frosh- Approximately 80 foreign stu¬ East Lansing junior; »oe- Bra sec. Clayton junior; | soph hockey team trounced the dents arc leaving this year, ac¬ •r, to Charles /wemrr, of Meredltk Carpenter. Jones- treasurer. Robert Beardalee. Mil- juniors in 1947. Seniors took the cording to Dr. Shan C. Lee, direc¬ Western Michigan college. Mtior; and treasurer. Glen- ford Junior; and secretary, Cecil a.,to* title by upsetting the' frosh-soph- tor- of the center. ly. Evanstnn, HI., sopho- Eggletan. Fruitport junior. junior team. Dr. Lee also announced the cen¬ Recently elected Provost corps, Department of i ( hamptonahlpa that year went ter will-remain open ail -summer enlists have disco ' officers of the Upper Pe- military police honorary, officers to: ftouUi Campbell, volleyball ; and hold weekly meetings every first day out chick | club are: President. Unj are: Provost marshal. Ray Dag- and Mrftball; Elisabeth Ham Sunday evening 94 Kacanaba freshman; vice- tan. Lemont Furnace. Pa. Junior; p, 95 degrees kit, Raymond McKay. Iron- deputy provost marshal. Rabrrt trash man: secretary. Beat- Kraparhal. East Lansing Junior; u Cha.ssell junior: and adjutant. Jaacph Patton. East •ar.-- Harris Neil. Caspian lainstnc Junior; ami finance offi¬ CONGRATULATIONS cer. Malcolm Ling, Hasbrouch fitly elected officers of Al¬ Heights, N.J, junior. TO THE ii Sigma, police adminlstra- New officers of Phi Epsilnn Iraternity. are: President. Kappa, national physical educa-. Wriaatria. Brooklyn. NY. ticm fraternity, arc: President, CLASS OF *61 HKV Kill*! HPM'IAI. MATI'BIIAV MHIMK HHOW! William Pirraon. East Lansing TLX RITTIK ■>» ••»»« I'torf, — itoor ( artoBn ; vice-president. FROR MORGAN'S . Geripg. Neb., Junior, vice-president. Rlrhard Radrr. lonsing senior; treasurer, Rager Morhell. East hdfising Congratulations featuring BILL M.I.IOT "KING OK INIIM.K CITY" | sophomore; and secretary. Thorn- i aa Caraon. Lansing freshman. (ilKTS Edit ALL OCCASIONS Seniors Diamond* Watchr* yigistmmnta Kin* Jewelry Storting Congratu ations! * Congratulations . . . uiul Class of '51 Reid s Flower Shop Iriirrliuu 128 Weat Crand River.Eaxt Lamia* RAHREY JEWELERS tl*'] E. CRAM) RIVER KNOCABOUTS COLLEGE CLEANERS Store Your Winter Clothes and SAVE MONEY "If is —ii fact that it is Cheaper to store Your Clothes than it is to take theni ffonic" All Work Guaranteed and Insured JHMKSK >mir lug**** wi«*ly fnr Ihc Intel yenr* ahead luggage |» carry BnNNtly, cunMenlly, wherever yen gu. See llarlinann'* famna* KaotkahuaU . . . Have Them Cleaned and Stored NOW and Pay When You Return In The Fall nr in Skyatalen our great ... and many other tat Mta roUectian. S91 ABBOTT ROAD EAST LANSING [CAMPUS So Long. Suckers .,. — -By DON FFDFRMAN— Mstf K»*rt rr^«ff Mtlor HOUSING Ymi poor-graduating seniors don't know what yoti're missing. Ho ahead, get your diploma tomorrow, we don't care. W o have something to look forward to. Something that makes every student come alive with Ids ovvli par¬ ticular brand of enthusiasm, and iiives him an opportun¬ KANT niiramt LANSING Sltwt, onr ity to come face to face with a challenge. That's right, HOOMR you poor boobs, It's (mats. A brand, of happiness that mines Into our merry lives at the rate of three per year. And you, my line feathered-senior, ate missing out on one of these rare opitortunitios to show your instructor LOST * FOUND that~he was right all the time you really didn't know Church SFF US.. FOt THOSP tAtty CAKfS ANP rOCKIPS Wf SffCIAl»7f MSt; Planning-Summer cm special party Truck Driving Program FOX HOLE PX CARDVS JEWELRY 17 MICHIGAN THEATER ARCADE STUDENTS: -YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS ARE INVITED TO LET US HANDLE YOUR END OF TERM MOVING PROBLEMS. REASONABLE RATES SLACKS J MEYER'S DELIVERY 231 ,MA.C. Iinlny, Jullt 2, 19SI THE MICH tO AX ST A T fl NEWS P«fi flf»' Athletic Award Winner TRAINIMi OF NEW HORKKRS MSG Writing ■MP Student Congress Plans Priws Given Mn Pauline Setunooklrf. Fast New Summer Program , I ..losing*.freshman* won fir#t prize in I'r MSC fiction contest held I A iltm iHii-piw *ti turner pmirrnm In Stinlcnl irovernment (f{»ring!. April. Winners of the TLctldn, t»**jiy» Congratulations \vn* nnttomtroil twmlly by tSuvlnni SKpp1«, nrulv plmtpil rout jWiietfy contests wore announ¬ j president. .sheet* termed the project it mom to providemlo given, by vesterdnv at Graduates of '51 ced a tea (junto f.irllifj**—fin- summer w ntk. nml i) manna uf trnininK the Fnglish department in honor | licw worker* In MSC Student kttovernment. | ' "Afootfl eight regular Student Forum to Host congressmen will bo hero this. ;«glimmer." Sheet* pointed ; "These are mainly from focal rep- out, < State Ofliriuls 1 vesetitative itrpnjr likp t .an-] rv.l'Wng; nml Unnsimr So wo hnve : . [ asked each congressman lo pp.- "*•* and I I'dlil1 wtttiwtie from his ui her • opcrIn t'aehtMV ! area j»r work here this summer " i vim in covvt-rimetii ,«s i wiu <•»»- , I , .teannp Phillip*. Flint foi third place. llediling. Pcratlif, 111, When you're 4-^ The RMrlrt appointors who I Mimmrr MH* Un* it* to Wfllia looking for A V: • w>. ' 'f -J-: May on (hootch the mmmrr ! Among tho politicil figurr* who < I< : | will have wo voir or special anthorify. I»r said. hilt will have ■ i o'min'r m the sixth an-J h*J«» furum In aim* ami |.*jil gov- nphonmre. Wi clothing — William*: P Hale lb »ke., i selves Iw lltr working* of Sltt- ! dent government here." [shite treasurer. fnvt M Alger. j remember Hurd's, The Informal summer I,Will use the present o'tir ! CitiPes, the new pres.! an Fast Lansing ■ plained, fiowpvpr;' he en ill -will chart no legtstntH tradition ,,z. ! i v mil any : officio t act those authorized hv tin nmrrr "st>NVV" fig %M»M H's p*t. tin annual nffnlr Be sure to Everett (Sonnv) .C.rnmleliu*, nll-Amcrionn hnlfhnrk F,ngh«h depHt't- in when v »t>e t! tivrtMurer of 1H«» graduating rlaM* will 1m>-f>t*«»s«»iife»ft" lirertpd by Prof Claia the Fngliiliw*il.iv after Koekefelle Fast Lansing — rl.iwr* bpflwC Ibe xrwitp will •Michigan State, graduating sehitvr who hue dtstin iiished himself in both athletic** and scholarship dtTfing IliCVF several pr«tcrU b» Work Upim," sheet* declared. r»»ntinned m>m Page t) Well be \$ .college career. The«a«vnditions of the award stipulate thai the re.- Amouj: the rtcUvltle.* named bv looking for K»pion nenin pieitt must be one who. "in the opinion of the head, •aches, the director of athletic*, and the athletic conn- VOtl I. posHi xsi s in highest degree tho«e iplnhtuM of char tor. leadership, and pcrsonahty which form ieU a tn f^sful career." „ llnrki'liii" \uanl tJrandeliiiH. whimc iujnic is in Muskegon Heights, e.*c i outstanding findhall player for three year*- at MSf ran Mft in - nmtlfie ider "Biggie" Munu. and wio named t<» m»veta) all MVRI7S • i't Inter-Amerien rperiofth team** at the elo^e of the 11)50 season. He ■kefellpi was n«*lsi layed iti the H«*t-West game at San Francisco, and lot her all-ntar game at Honolulu. At Stntg. (Iramlelitis majoml in physical education, id was rated, high in his practice teaching !<**! nn onfj«tntiding oftirer in the BdTC program and lie has ATTENTION CIVIL rH'H; ukNsinn AIIPJM|IAST lansnc scent|v rei'«4N(:>d a eommiHAiou a±. second lieutenant in wv tMtrr km aiuTitnw cbdhtbg cidle* The i-rrpimmtr. will I.- hckt at hotin* |iUti' j t 2:2*» NKW S U, UIV FOU STATE (TVII. SKHVICE * f Nrw Y«»tk on behalf of m.. anil draw it will Iw I'tv.n'iit t.i make th«' awnril United Jewt*h ap|>eal Tfl.mHllv, • IIKtllVVAY JOIk MINI TO ST A 111. CHOOSE A CAUEEI! WITH THE IIHillWAV HRT'AHT- ind Parade MENT. OESlHAIII.E. INTKMKSTtMi VVOIIK. \ SalaOrt $1.aa« ANNE VI. AMI SICK I.KAVE AI.I.OVV ANCK, diediiled for I'M S (ITUEH IIENEPITS, ICETIHEVIENT. iirnival Floats •EOll El IITIIEH INEOIIMATION SEE Ml(. ;»e land |M»r«de at 10 30 (hi.* IIEM- CIVTI. SERVICE COMMISSION. Tin N. (JHVMl — OH I'HONE S-9IW. r ;»« In previmu year*, ac-1 ling to PuHne tlftilrv, pro- , inn manager' hi* i* Imvhusp ef the heavy! IK mni rauaed day. by attendance at.- CONGRATULATIONS latead. the parade will begin-} he stadium and go to Shaw j nitmy._ art und south campus j to Bi'coMi the river to thr front AT KEC.tri.AK ucori Snyder and Mason-Abbot dor- »r»cs From there It will pasr PRICES Thp Member, of 1bf> Natural Science building, go 11*1.1 u**i*n MKMVTSn jbd Circle drive and atop in t <»f the vvoman's gyrn- Class of 1951 welve floats will participate he parade. The Ypstianti all- An Entertaining Movie firum and bugle corps and tec French junior high school i will furnish music for the drill contest between the it an Guard and the Officer's 3 TERRIFIC j drill team will be held _pn Woman's gymnasium field r the parade. has the UNMAN'S FASIIIN ACADEMY SHOWS INI! Elpaciftly do we wdH to command the ^.'dduat-r.c} "T The M#e« p*.i.- r.Af.0" f',.£- Whirh you h<»/« titippeaibi# Aor nq »Ke pa*.* yea' / THE CAMPUS PRESS, Inc. printer., to Mrkiqan Stat, Cola*, St.*»-f, S«c« Ul' 3»", af.rss&'TJgg"" 7—BIG DAYS—7 mk wm vutrm SUNDAY JUNE 3rd Saturday, DZVs Win All-College Standings '51—Another Banner 'Mural Softball Title Year for Football? Gmh Column » , Spring practice' at Mich2can feme satisfactory except for She fact that the last two weeks | felt that the boys were just .tnarkinc time not doing a great oca: in the way of learning ifootban Also, we n-.ust khep ir. trmed that numbers do not neves- fcarily mean that Miehiran S»atc Abo** rebut quote* • former Will have a gbed football team. t.'S. President. Who! Anyone who can t*asa a i»hys- What did he **y!. iral ran eome ant* Therefore, Fill in the . ^ tqcare*. If b^jjpR we had 11* drrsaed for sprinc praelite. The a vera ire fan would Two Mat men check your look at II* hoys in uniform solution ssk • and would say "What a lot of material, they have at Michigan Capture Title? the but met* manager of this, TOOTF! State " your paper! There is only one thing wrong- Gene Throe straight shutouts ended e' memorable season, Indiana as defeated S5-0. Minnesota iwed 27-0. and Pittsburgh was ambled 19-0. Team Michigan State's Unity mid Spirit Praised will exemplify all of these m I*on John Wilson. Thrower MeAoliflfe. . . . At Dorrw you Ra* could %'ort, Willie to on Graduating Seniors fine qwalitie* retard less of win and loss record satisfird ilr on Mnnn i RAT. MIDNIGHT SHOW THE INVISIBLE WOMAN" -free— 1 her sr hools. ART STtTY ARM TRAY For Collete Males • REE DELIVERY — t:M A M I t>TM of eoi Ir Celebration of lid W. GRAND RIVER — TEUTIIOM ft Jilt peart 1 Our Third Annivrrsarv — IF Ton Urine This Ad! |ramt BUST WISHES KOR A H AI'I'V AM) SKXBSSH I. El'TI HE The Special Semester Sale Baseball never forrel that great pair nt TO THE 9.Vd URAM'ATING TEAS* III American rwards Don Ma- (Continues to June 15th . son and Ed Ragdon. who he- EROM THE MANAGEMENT ramr that way because of thei f-oiwpetitive spirit and fine atli- AND SMI'IjOYKKS ludr Of THE om:RI\C, THESE ISSTRPASSEl) TALI hs REMEMBER THAT GRADVATIp\ GIFT Aitrartiw Saunp Tmrnt BLOUSES Eoemerl) Handmarii Drew. Sweater. Tap A H<«ilee Ml E.O.M. CLEARANCE SIZES 32- 3S Elannel (.own- A Kim»n- Creeper. Shaw In BiKs lli-e and LAST DAY Nylon, Kay on. (billon. Linen Other Item. At AU mcrrAonJiie drastically marked down because of broken ami Silk Specially Retluml I'ric sites and for seastmal clearance . . . >IN»RT SHIRTS LE1SIRE JACKETS Natmnajly Known Make> VU.I U> TO llllt V ALI I S TO llitt RAYONS ctUUMi rani One of Americe'a Most Famous ||j| iuaumi nurc J| 11| SHIM TRUNKS Cempus Shops for Men nun un — rtmax. sttc u as tiLuuvtt pan i CONGRATULATIONS! 1 of Fine C«mbed G°l!l CLASS OF JUNE '51 MM UK. AN STATE COTTON 1OVBID MUKD Handbags ASftOBTtD IOLOR- leather. lalrrir. 3 Fair for F>r OXFORD SHOP 222 ABBOTT ROAD COLLEGE m ANNOUNCES WW HOURS - . SWPAY thru THURSDAY -1R45uH> Ume iY-1t45«JLto12M»; hirfay, Jut* 2, 1M1 THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Simi ■Called Minor Spartan Nine Boasts Patronize State News Advertisers Only Two Seniors sports Complete | thisThis The n, srw KturMW Mloliiirsn Sla1i< hnsekitl tfam will Pttil tl,clr season afternoon against Ohio State. Congratulations ' To The Senior Class [mpressive Year season has hail its ups amf limvns for the relatively j incsperiencetl Spartan nine. ~ \y Viitce Magi, this year's captain and rentfT- NewcllV Cage of 1951 firldet. and reserve first ~ Illinois. Minnesota. Northwestern, Si|untl "Shine** from I Netter* Cop Notre Dame, V. of D, Marquette, and Western Michigan were recorded to only Michigan Looses ! baseman A1 Tveda will he lest by graduation Allheuth both will be aorely missed by Cearh iu First Year Jig Ten Title and Ohio State. The Imksmen. placing in their John Kobs next year, the added experience for Ibc res! of Ihe tram should more lhan compen¬ A Big Ten championship and Sr«t year of Big Ten competition.^ placssi sixth at the conference*' sate for fbe loss. [undefeated chial meet season - ,t tells the itorr dt the |tich* meet «t Northwestern. The match Nine hurlet the $ of inference cotiipetition with a I" the MSC campus. more experienced and balanced |< Umax and MfhHtbl ef the ie started the sen- tn their tlrst year under the t campaign w»« the per- southern - LA XT TIMIS loiiAV you'tHfut coach. Pete Mel in of then &T\T£ — the Green and ' ' -1 -«**" «W \h 'he best itvorti e in taklnc the conference ,'V it w..- f\Vepof Newell, the Spartan cagers tlnish- . > -if seven "BATON* I'ASS" r in their Rrxt year of mm- ' defeat-. HIXMx MnRiilV l marking the flrxt time •Thev opened the reuillnr season IVtfiat. STAItTS St'NOAY PATRICIA XI Al. I MSC team had rained a Kit with three straight wins before a tHIe. Boxer* Take living VJ-5 to Western'Michigan huitdiniT year. Oiit-idc of conference compe¬ a perfect dual meet record They started their play In Ihe Find them, the team went into NCAA Crown Western eonference against tition. State hud an record of live wins excellent In seven THEY HAD AN | conference meet at Evjtnston, Iowa and came out of a two fer on overall slalc of _j fivorite* The Spartan* game series with a double vic¬ contest- 10 win- and II losses. URGE TO MERGE! |rd a the billing and walked eft top honor* Add to that. Bv bait aftnoip Despite hard luck ahd ar. .;nim¬ Thin clods lli» Ten Debut tory. They picked up another win before bring clubbed by Two of State'.: prim.1 \ were, owr then bitter rivals.' the ictorles ... if happ*n*d qukI! pressive season's record, the 15151 | singles and doubles champtor- Spartan boxing squad climbed Michigan 15 1 Wolverines of Michigan. The Surftrisin» for Foes The Stale piii together an¬ ■ .iniie twin killmg< marked the first time from the bottom to tf-r most .-ov- other three-game win streak. In¬ 17 thai the Wolverines better eted position in collegiate botir.g. ni vcais r The learn reached great . cluding a revenge win over AVfrt- farted defeat al the hnhd* . ( the higan. ern Michigan. 1. Imfore bemi the ' heights in Ihe nattonal boxing - • By AUlX I.AGGI4 cam personnel included Capt. tigged I los tournament held an the Spartan \\ Prose. Watiy Kau. Dave Mills, hand* of Indiana AfhKtiNGr Sahratian. Keith Kimble. campus for the second straight Supposedly it transit ianal yrnr for the Spartan trmkand The team relied on a strong i Two victories over the thiiver- defense which was rated one of Bieger. Ken Kimble, and year as they raptured the first rro»* country teams, Coach Kart Schlndrman mi vim! n hand¬ Mtv of Detroit and a « ^ team championship in the Ihe bcsl In fhr nation ami num | Cur ley. ful of veteran* with toiv-th^ht sophomore, talent and came pasting of Michigan and her one in Ihe Big Ten to make school's history ^Season f was undefeated in res out with one of the conference'* best squads in State's llig; up for their weak scoring lught heavyweight Chuck Spie- . •ason -Ingle- play, and Ten debut. punch. «cr and 145-pbunrter Gerald (.ted't _ j a high nale hv win» A* loop play got underway, the After a uiirprixing third second to Wisconsin in dhe con- t the Wis Ten sins»es' chain- Spartan's ibhtlmied to liohl their He teamed with Sah- pi a c e finish indoor*. Ihe Slide own-as thev split in theb lb*' ten ~ I*. Team ("apt. (lank Amo* at barriffPs e win the dntihlr* crown Green and White almost i. In hit the -*• _w.ib MIRIAM HOfMN'j • lUMMA RlUfR 1?5 pounds and 165-peundrr r also won a singles final pulled the biggest upset of the uitlv I ron Hamilton helped the Spar¬ « Warren Dructrler : KXTK.V: UTKST NKWS — I III,lilt ( AIITIMIN p tournament. tan's to their great team vic¬ year as they battled Illinois to j Vr,p' the wire for the outdoor track IV'! M tors hy copping first round championship — -4-1- Beeman and Tom Martin points. Thev were ousted from Jr. i-ri*t .-otinfrv live SearInn * ! ^ the running in their second hid up the ladder. j Kvtsti ,j The oulstanding performer on Football Tickpt After ma tunc a after, s impres- the track squad Jesse Thomas who was the league's uas Sale to Oppii lly Jill llirnti* — Feitrer* Vi in * top scorer in hufli Ihe indoor and ouldiNir races one of the top srorerx lie was In the also na¬ Next iMoiiilay Jim KiuwlgraKs ami center Hay; Post (iradiiate Travel bernr, the rr»,,l»r 12 Slraiiflit tion an he srl a Spartan scoring record, new all-ttnie rbntbhlt tickets for the t»! — lo iiun/ilinii'iit—rhut riillfitr rilliriiliim v in ; After the outdoor rlosjie. elghj, Sliaw llall Athletes r undefeated record. the ! Spartan*" wei* pn kc.T to jKiehthoiise ticket off... Monday t'h^H»*t, From ram | the Western eonfcretire im l-'eled at lhui<|iiet » Pa Fsnilleil i»f Independent Tiilir* t for a phenominal perfor Loach Charles h best The Spurt at ^ 4b I oiled SlJlle* only activity left for ever th# j 'defegwtin vas the largest in th< c ■it Fninpe on is the NCAA tournam recupj | Big Ten rpt ebli|wtng the title- 4t llrrmiid.i ' falling; winning banquet held ftt Shaw e held at Evatwtm on June iraday night K|N>n.sore line Spartans grabUsl honors behind power the annual NCAA cl Stout Ix'ud* Best Wishes Graduation meet they finally t> e who beat them in II confcrente (ivmiiast* *hrough.out the season, it was ! Althou i the Spartan gymnas; Seniors «io-two ^American Clark •eonngi "--1- "-v-' punch of j tjf team naoat valuable n Dlg Tcn i Ihe BLochian sophomore sensation , individual com petit* conference in Capt. Mel Stout. from from that gave the *t«ut made the Green and i national acclaim as White's entry toto Wt Ten ua- f top cpllegiafe teams. petitton an huprrmive ene as be reached the rxtoltog as to tog to the Graduatimr (>lass of '51 |(»«lfer* Post record by capturing hve hrsto to srin the all-amnnd title srtlh ;na& utancxx^ \ 4f4 i painto The squad had its best season !, (II M R I UU t, R H (Best Season of its three-year existance on the five win.c and three losse- Be¬ . , . ntul In ><>u mrn »hnw t-hm-n against three laase sides taking runner-up hon'»rs to m wins will kr-|i urn in this «rni, rrmrmlwr . . . rJ» the 1>51 Spartan golf tean, , Spartan campus as they rolled to the Big Ten "meet, the ie of the most impressive records j Illinois finished fourth in ths 1 recent years. i gymnis 220 North Wmhiiiglon Avrnur ■included i with Stout taking an- Vim r Aii/ieiirinirp r Wiu xn the all-around. i» Ihir Hutiurn* ! Klock s Shoe Store (iongratulations Whin >»u are in nrnt n( wearing to apparel fur llu-inem — I Send Our the — Travel or Aiiiealara i Congratulations Class to of '51 the Class of 1951 li'con iaormo comt — iw. Mm mw Four Years in Review at MSC rumors of black market on the Hf romps. It enough — maybe next year ... Mary Term wasn't a rumor — a State student was Nelson Eddy came to State that year— we we heat heat Michigan Mich — talk about new band convicted of larceny against nst Lansing you wrote home about how great he was uniforms — uniforms —si studenja to vote on new con¬ printing firm — groat! You again hear .. — really hot.... About the time the sheep stitution stitution — bl — blood drives — ou finally get a Jnw R rumors about Commies at State ate . Two barn burned down — talk was heard about date — date bureau — ti — fall term sniffles — SIX O'CLOCK . . SUPPER — students—-were given tho heave-ho leave-ho for the new Shaw hall sheep barn — it didn't East Lansing East Lansini makes hitch-hiking rules _ - draping a flag over IVm hall . Wasn't stricter —fowl uproar at Shaw — Wells AN EVENING OF INFORMAL very funny —was it? Ha. There's an in¬ . . Rememlier how you stood in line from men defeat coeds —your last Christmas IN*TSS| vestigation o£ faculty — Stalin Is stlii in 1 a.m. to 8 a.m. for a ticket to the Notre vacation. Russia — everyone feels better. I tame game ... You giria stopped com¬ Graduation comes closer—Korean situ¬ You see your first sorority sing — Alpha plaining about the 'houri' at that time, and ation ~prelty~l>Scf—"18-year-olil draft hill Chi 0 wins —Sigma Chi takes fraternity didn't feel at all guilty about having your passed — go to career carnival — start sing — water carnival — Frosh-Soph tug- hoy friend stand in line for you. thinking about it — everything seems to o-war ... Remember how good you felt when you be fading away—especially MacArthur School's-over . . . you pack your beanie signed your name to the letter of confi¬ frosh-soph game doesn't bring interest — away'forever — throw away empty beer dence sent to the football team . . . You you finally start to study . . . your Inst and go homo to rest up for and 9,999 others. spring term ... bottles — MOMMl another year . Another year . — . your sophomore year. Novrmlier 19th —black Saturday T71 . Kappa Sigs draw social pro — pushcart The administration tightens the liquor rul¬ race —State's first Big Tert crown —Dr. LAST TIMES TODAY _ GLAOWER] Katun),, IhrWti, Another homecoming queen — Sue Kern ing. You won't he able to live —you did' Bunchc — lantern night — and tonight the. DANNY HAVE Jl VI - i frustration sots in again. water carnival GENE TIERNEY — though. " ... 1 ~ tUViiovu _~f"| — In - This year is a big one — Hell week w.y You took your Christmas vacation this Yes, seniors, it's time to take a hath and "On The Hivfera** renamed "work week" — administration year with Mis ringing in your ears, as graduate .• We'll miss your intellectual . . "The Thing" cries for lost ducks on Red Cedar — first Beaumont became a proud papa of a new 'aces — and hope you'll miss mir dumb .Starting Midnight Tonight activities carnival — State makes Big Ten octave. ones. Rememlier the shadows and remem¬ w ith - 19AN CRAWFORD — what a school! You thought your freshman winter term lier the Red Cedar — all things which ROBERT YOUNG FDW.VRtiiRtv Around atvut this time you picked up was cold . . . How did you like that lack of made you what you are today ... A Michi¬ — in — MARGARET MUKIDI* your State News and saw Truman's elec¬ fuel situation last year? Brrrrr . Shaw gan State graduate.. . . . . Best of hick guys hail was ready for occupancy — tho. quon- and gals, and think of us sometimes anil" tion. After your Christmas vacation — you sets were vacated — your J Hop — "those don't stop to shed at least one well chosen "Goodbye My Fancy" CAPITOi see workers on South Campus — a now lucky Incoming freshmen, you said — as tear. dorm is bring built — Shaw hall — wonder you gloated about State's progress." LANSING Fttll,JINMnin" what it's gonmi l«e like .., The long-talked- alsuit iee arena ovtyr at Item hall opens — Remember the water carnival that year? How the Rcd.Cedar was actually dyed red Tickets Nccc**ar> />r. llarfH-r \amrtl Graduation SATURDAY-TUESDAY JUNE 2 - 5 "The G'eel you don't have time to study — the many — Boh Klein elected as your senior class if JeniMMi I 'sell , I NNOf'Iff (ion II, ml (Continued from Page ' Rogue Riser" Missouri flajf important things to do—iee skating — president' — the trouble in Korea broke out Dr. Ernest B. Harper, head of than 1.000 old-grads expeel with ' Willi Hrodflt ( nr,, for Graduation return to the campus. — — dances—carnivals . . , "MSC We* Love — didn't think It would be serious — home the MSC's social service depart¬ MacDon.iI'l Cirrv nirn " Candidates for degrees b Ror.v Calhoun and IntrnduriiiK n*. Thy Shadows" — you first hear the song again — some to vvork—and others to ment has been-^-elerted president IVter Graves - Frank Kenton. Residents ol the. JCas.t Lansing ! tow will assemble on I spring term — your new* alma mater — summer camp Your training in ROTC of the Association for 'the Study Plant* road between Red ( Ralph Sanfnrd. Ellye Marshall "( ID IHNisir . . . area are (fisctniragrd from com- ! Community Organization. you fall in love with it — it loves you— really was getting you someplace now- ing to MSC's ctnnmencement Sun- of road and North Shaw lan "David Harding State forever — kinda chokes you up! j Dr. Harper has been editor of «ill. hup. 2.11, 1... day if the weather is bad later than 4 30. program Counterspy** IIICK ritwru the association's Bibliographical Another summer passes and you are a You felt lost during the summer — re- Though the public is invited to > Checklist of Current Publications — with .X RltONIIV MtVIIV. junior . . . finally — you get into your member? The State News was su.-qiendeil attend commencement if it is j on Community Organization si net* IV ILLA RD PARKFR - ( .rl.mi. sh,m 1 held as planned at 8 p.m. in Mack- i scmbled in schools, and •it motor — you change it — change back — for That editorial — everyone was glad to lin Field stadium, only those with , 1048. by the Spartan Guard i At DREY LONG 8:1^- -.1 VUllw, |:« - change again — and then decide you will see it hack fall term ... tickets will, be admitted to Jeni- The choice was~made in Atlan¬ Yi|>es I I'm a Senior ... a real f tilf-fledg- City, N.J wKerc he was at¬ learn much more by lieing non-pref. »on field house in case of ram. j tic . tending the National Conference If you lived in Wells you received a ed senier. 1 can't Micvc it! Ha-ha — look iceording to Dr. It A. Bunnell*. j •hairma11 of the commencement I or Social Work May 18. tyvphv for having such high marks. Put¬ at those fiVshmen — watch out or you'll committee All tickets for com¬ ter* die's proud of you! step on them. mencement have been given out! The Swiss stage elaborate f(re¬ The old State spirit is starting to get It all seeir.s so funny now — rememlier to seniors in case of rain Sunday. 1 works displays on Aug 1. their how hurt you were three-soars ago? Yon- Dr. Htmnelh* sand ~J -uider»emJcncc dayr- -finifer your skin . . . Pep* tally*— cheers — —- - * — "smash right through!" "On to Grand are a little more serious now though — River — heat Michigan, beat Michigan. you realize what's coming up-. . . you're You came pretty close, but not rlose gonna make the beat of this year .. . Student* to Plan. Congratulations Present Fill I Radio Program Day to the* Two classes in radio program planning and speaking will pre* Grads of '51 sent a full eight hours cf broad¬ -Class of *51 — casting here today Iron* 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. '"The classes, taught by James Tin Una ami Clair Tettemer. ate (ram Hay You Make Jobs Congrainlntums,. doing the work for a' "station for K 0 SI TOREK'S a da a " the The students *rtU do all programming, announcing, en- Boy anil Girl* for Thoasands Graduates • NPORT RHOr • MTDTNTH RHOP • clothing ncrr. Through free Enterprise Best Wishes ,ET US !«• among" Hie liol lo uffrr br.ir congratulations- f(,r the accompli-hnient »l (mr boat . . , ■.UlltChdtWlM. 1,1 WASHINGTON successful years at Michigan State t ullcgc aed " m DOWNTOWN LANUNG The WOLVERINE the achievement of your goal. bring rapid fuilillmenl of your most May the ye.tr- amhiiiou- Good Luck l^We at East Lansing nill miss you hut hepe tW you will continue the acquaintanceship -beg as hue* visiting the Jacohson store nearest yoittkhuinr.. Ih"* in the you will tind the same tup-flight quality and «"**• the same friendly offering of the best in .arccr-."* fashions charge .how"1 Days Ahead . lie used at any . , and. of course, JaenliMin store. your Children's Wear Tug Shop SPARTAN MOTHERS shop at Maries for their We will Ik- looking for you at "llumnua""' plan on making Jacobson's your hc.iHi|Usrier- children's summer play togs. gamc time, Brand names like Kale Lrrena* ay and Mun> of fun and