■rm FRESHMEN V"l„ I), 88 Tuition Hike Set for Estimated 3,600 New Students Fall Term :e ' „ MSC io Kiii.f FIT* First Time Sinrr * |f» I An increase iti tnili«»n fees 'will jro int.. effect fall term. Seven Basic 15 Per Cent Prw. John A. Hannah IVis for all Michigan stu- idents except those in voter- tiOiirses (iiit \Frosh Full I'n'iHinitnnm t Rise Seen First Term 'sident Hannah To Four Over '51/52 Credit It• -i 11■ iri ii>1-iiI Of2-1 lit Tax 13.1100 In i t• 11tm-iti ■lends Greetings \l»l. Bl'lllllTll Students wilt pay ,•» 25-j| rent tax when they register 11 F\|mtIi'iI liy I inliiil fntl term. KnroilmtMif of nipv «tu- |*o New Students annual opportunity to extend nfTictnl greetings' ■ the granted legislative appropriation a eost-oMivtng in¬ iMirsi-s •rnr us inl r will ln> taught full pint nf_« cnllrgc- reorganization". prn- Passing a_&2,S75 - budget. the StudentCongress last meeting of spring term to as- voted at its the maximum levy possible [ ' |ilrnls this [to yej ir is expeetrd rise 15 per cent over lH»t p ' the crease f..r the 1932-53 fiscal sess j [' tte» i- ? 1 §r tJop.e rt fvTrtTTton pre- frrshmeii and other new students through the Mi. Vfiir, It did mil include a defici¬ under the new tax amendments • 'iieteti tiiot"'enrol w«. knowing that this edition is closely read and that ency appropriation tn coyer a 1 Deluded in the budget is a $300 I j.-tv are welcomed by those who are soon to brum tenn at Michigan appropriation fbr a Strident (lov- salaries c rioted ernment handtmok for freshmen. ablation was Ph machine j departments, if College eo hn^n/'ls'Tint ex' three trr i and those who * • transferring to this i 1913 3..129 Othci 1919 13,129 ifii: 13.298 I confusion and bewilderment 1949 IK.0|9 we have an ideal teaching siti 19.243 i and the first term -*i■ • t.m i!i:.»i 14.993 and your advisors and eounst ■efence will he nf- ' ' 1931 13.395 •r«» Mrst |«»f" of " oH ; In he helpful, and that with ial wiener and till- > .o "le 1 early days in t.ast Musing irse will l»e taught i supplies r'pl.imi il tbi't fewer students' woitltf »lie meaningful and valuable days. iner t'origre' S. $3(1. Pig j fall. students begin their careers hen with a -own i ereuee. laUu. $2TTT>; The Ihsh Twa Stale student* leave the I nion Honk Stnre. their or three fundamental points. One of thie'e rwh the biological rat unappropriated fund, J arms Ciup^H- : a university supported iti large part with laden with new 1y; purchased textbooks. Between and an.u nt mint nt Ihr vrlrran rn- Nil,000 IiihiIp are sold hv the Book store fall term. rnl.mpnt .mil taat >rar', .mail they have certain special obligations Public colleges meiit II will lie a eonibmatmn ! t'oiigresMm u placed $130 in the a s were established and have been maintained with the . ' biological * let"*' .»rid • h- • ir • I -Tlipd. Of this $100 was frr.hman rlaaa art rvprrlnl la «ty in gmral berwAU hv insuring the trainirg of young pscience taught Under the old Baxic 1 be speht for bowling dees foliov '!! Thursltm \ aiucil I lean lir halancril h, lha Miliar nrw lien with the intelligence and dispositions to benefit from girled no new posl- si infant rr,. Kir.linn flanrr. f n." |College program 'big a favorable response from the MSC I" .tune, ,3,172 students wer Si ih This is particularly true nt a land-grant college such , w hic h has been dedicated throughout its long his- l ' The English old w «our ." rittcn will and letnain spoken oo : poll of student opinion, The ip.oopig $30 w.is designated r f MSC Division of Kiluralioii |«* lOfed ilegrees. This was fb to c»! .unfilled ♦hud; lamest, graduating class n raining of young people to do this |{cor<'niii/c(l into New School by state appropriation* for MSC\s Hivi-ion of Kilneution Allege. This year thai help April plebis.it. mer. as si In Si'hnof of Ktiiicut fon. i for each of yml. more when irgio on a two-' The ilivi.sioii was ( ievutid in d.iti »ind grants from Individuals and corporation* are taken into pl.Vl student* I'M*. However "the ilcxclopmcnt of Icatlu r ti.iiiu (lollc^c Utile • slight it Humanities is designed. dallied. Uurs I ait |iiot* •thai- ther opcrioteodcnt of public kept . fur I'roin and point to he kept in mind is that themselves so as tn retleet rredit upon themselves, the. we expect students to • \civ Lilirury Ihr iim rril.trar nrrilulrd and the parents and Iriends who have .such high hopes lint fiillnulna thr Inrlini-nfr * - ym ress*. We ask nothing more than that our students .out gentlemen at. all times, both on the campus and Waiting ttkav Index twriixf. ar.nlu.ll). rnrnllmrnl n> |-i.iii u I, will rtu- prrtril In rllmh hark In Ihr all- ««• •"it it and that is little lo ask of young men inlrlligenre lo finality as college students. . and women lt\ Lcuisluturc l:dlliitlal, departments. Ifeidiuc the llmr hieli nt morr than IK.mhi vluiisly existing ilep-trlmriits v"inselves invited to .participate' ui -< a ' ' ngbt f..r the 'T'-'t Men's f ashions ried over from Ihr iMvitioit filurallnu lit Millard, | Wnmf n'v Tashions nitdary are- education; lir. fruy Will I cxrthwhile student that vi.or st«ui(v in. Sori.il t alrndar The Miecesislul college stu-urn i> tin liramalifs ' lain a proper ljulance ix twecn his ,<■ .»d» : •>rr KNItlll I.Mf vr. I*a(r I Studrnl t.iuvT dirul forbidding^ but, I d" not Want vou '<■ !• • ■ Entertainment "ilege years should be happy years with >t . •• eater satisfaction tn their assoriato.ms wnh " ' v * loir. It News Men More fhit -^^ dual and social achievement, That it m.<> "• To Mulie II (iv for the old prog r a in I'll biiea linns JOIIM A. II ANN All I'oeils in Mason Traffir rded system will I >|tlicaiioii on File for I N I Hi < % • It »N. Va funnel at Miclii . • -1' <•' •' Wi-li-m. rr-iilnit John A Han¬ ::;u- in alii -'• ■r ■ Aiiilitnritim ill 'fa hiirh frr- nah Ka«t I-'III- In nt" r»m■> . 1 • ( kidiu aliun of ajl M « l iiptiin iinr Stinlrnta Mn-ir Anil. wAnsrhitter andioverag' ( ■involution of all Ni a lloini- I'.io- vvi mm >u\v. si en vim.K 21 Ihr nirils Kklra .-y-tr rrjuipmant ' -> "thin a R.V ! | S""mr. , , tlomiCR StinlrnlM It on m (01. Ilnmc He. Itlilfr, Com iir at ion of all New IVe-Veteri¬ (i: Ifi-H:»MI p.m. - Mm hn.. H.o o,v s being shtiw provided, inncastd S.lt' nary ami Medical Ti-r■hftology Stn- •W bo's Win. ... il \\ I <1# nt.* (.lilttn r Hail And. 'raining the , t'nsident'a Keceiilinn lor N<•« -Sm- denti (informal) ( nion IIIiljir. ).,r.tr ramrraa, j raat- tan n-'l '•» - ' this "alucr. innatrurl ; acta from Ihr ' it ' ihr only nnn ; ing Huilnmy •- him fsimv, sj i'iniithu 2 i Tlll itspw. si.im i;viiu;u 2: uit present (act- to accommodate : "I iU kind in | rtudio 6:IMM(;00 p. I)eawrt for all New Jeui'-h 7:(K)-8:(H) p.m. Ui'i Fr .lini.ui Seholar-diip liroup Men About 420 coeds Bv Ihr hrunnim: ~ ■hlvrraily with Ihr Trlrviwn (frvri- r- (iirls . Hill,.| Him .. ( diner ing .. Music Aud. live in Mason, a of llilicregf and We.-i (Hand Riot F"n inn Mo, n- Tin■ (iho|s>nition with 07 to stay here, ahead of you. -By Margaret fuller- By I lean Wakrfield- uliimui chilis, one a- far Well, enough of the wis.- about three weeks If you t away as India. During emir first v When you step nut of the vehicle that brings you to East 'lite office arts as a liason drtqi up and sec n-V Thin College yen will have a bnttefy of examin¬ lainsing into the entirely hew.'world that is Michigan lietweru the eollege and the you're jourmilisticly incline ations, party after party and meeting iqsm Encircling the room is a row of State College, you'll feel like the greenest of greenhorns alumni and sends out the job. If you're not, you will yvbo ever trod the soil of this corner of higher education. rag is put together. Till th fleeting thrown at von. i'.nt ttm-.t_nmiiz.ing tallies with regis! fat inn officials seat¬ Chances are, in some respects, you will be. You're ill alumni magazine. MSC Rec¬ and most frustrating of all is the"vvenilei- ed behind them. Above each person ord, seven times a year as a for many a faux pus before yon become accustomed to ful. mechanism known a- registration. is a hoard listing the department and free service. It also coordin¬ J.'This is the peon- - that conceits a sto ■Cut into a number and a series of holes all closed sections ot every class off¬ ered hv that department. the fitter points of college living. Yimi'II feel green, may lie, because you're similar to a ates the work of the alumni Dean King lunched ..n an IBM card. It all starts when To. register for a particular section vou transplanted rutting frnnt a fullv-matured plant. The pou see your enrollment officer • cutting takes root, battles the' elements for surviyul, The Office of the Dean e There you get eight registration »-kJije official for a class card and presenC. matures and blossoms, if it's a blossoming plant II new students to Michigi your enrollment card. • Here you arc, transplanted from the surroundings of 5 cards, all essentially the same, that After try ing to get cards for all of your ing and Alumni Day. The on have chosen Michigan X. miist be filled out: a schedule card on high school, home and life-long friends. .College gives you oldest living alumni is H V education. classes you will probably find that you have J. which vou are expected to work out a the chance to take roots, weather the storm, and mature. Clark of Clearwater, Kansas.' those of to change your schedule liecnuse of closed tine thing, though," No one hut ytui has much to say J class schedule: a schedule lunik, listing Mr. Clark is a graduate of time will ha sections. There are several ways of meet- about whether or not you make the grade. Every self- Jiall sections of tucli class offered, the the class of 11*78. i: times thev meet and the instructors; tug this problem. ' styled advisor who has given you the scoop on' what college Each year, the clubs honor l-and an enrollment card. First yon can try cry ing on the shoulder is like has probably confided, "It's up to you to sink or the incoming class of fifty J After your enrollment ••nicer helps vou of the department's registration official. sw im. Either you get your cltisswork, or'don't. No. college, yeurV-tast. When man has This used to yvorksrather well, tint depart¬ jeciile what chouses to take Joti will nil out ments seem to tie getting more hard heart¬ instructor gives a hoot whether or not .vou flunk out of la-en out of college at 'least to become familiar. First, the rule reni'i- gxard shewing the v..ii want to be school." fifty years he is eligibly to bringing alcoholic, hevvruges-gin the pt--p-!' ed every term. They seldom, even listen to ft anil the tin-.- * the- ir.ee1 While that's not the whole picture, essentially, it's State-College. Tfii* rule is"of long standi" logical arguments any mure. true. Not that an instructor hasn't time for or will I* suspension.and there i- no alternative jling \ Next you ran try wailing the closed refuse anyone who asks for help. It's just that none will want t-> Cooperate in this regulutit- With section out. Manv department close ot them will go out of their way In wheedle, cajole.' Some of you will need to become familim sections before they are filled in order threaten or shove you into getting an education. The altimtii clubs meet for regulations: all of you with housing ml-- to fill up other seel ions and to give social functions and to rep- want to learn and ohservr college tradition- You'll learn many things inside the ivy-covered confines students who register later a crack at of lain good citizenship. lygher education," the more popular sections. Students J'nfortunately, you'll probably learn how to get by high school students. They have been known to spend hall a day with the least work: Unfortunately, you'll learn the fine provide scholarship- for waiting for a section to open without art of cutting classes. Unfortunately, you'll learn that promising students of their tlicnrv largely replaces the practicalities of an education. locality. They also tiiake You'll learn where you ean buy the clothes your income gifts to the college. affords. You'll most certainly learn the ropes of dating The Alumni M e m •> r i a I 1 •• Chapel was built trom funds Wori study' and on this campus. You'll learn the informality of same, getting'all your class cards and and the best alibis for breaking a date. You'll, learn the (letting a good -tar •»l"gr.i|ilu-r I your enrollment card you take Each graduating senior re¬ Good study habit- wiii 1 follies of a Mind date, if you arc unfortunate enough to 'Lc-i orls ai to the checkout table. There* ceives free with his diploma things fjrst and get as,) lie shanghaied into one. That,-by the way. is one thing iduuttcd to the nudiWrium stage. a memtiership card and a list is time for'niany thing you'll learn only through experience. P an activity book. of alumni chih president- living You'll learn what's expected of you as a student and given the last card to and their addresses. Aiii one with your s dad I tins mil all of them are taken away representative of Michigan State College. You'll learn who has attended .MSC toi itory with \oi Observe dm m rules—- tli proper conduct and dress for a football game, a dance, hours. Make your trial schedule . money is paid to lashiers ut except credit is classified as' an possible fur the person a movie date, classes, and all the rest of the events WW- Then you arc whizzed i alumnus studv to do so t is his right. have completed the confusing you'll attend. All the servin ■{ore you arc photographed . y ou You'll learn that this campus, like any other center of indent number The pliTtilt- V ,nu vv i;l wonder what happened, ' time. human civilization, has rules and regulations made for ft lielonps in. rogues gallery sou think you will find out when m ice* under .tHe Pe; ■ to many people. Office—for your -part-time job if y-a You'll learn the P's and CJ's of group Hying. You'll should rn-t plan to work during vnur fir- learn, in time, the thousand and one different services absolutely necessary.) Counselor for Me iJMirliigan ! offered by the college. lor for Women. Scholarship Office. F- No one can list for you nil the things you'll learn at visor. Registrar. Rousing Office. • Fn Michigan State College. No one can predict for you the these offices and talk over your problem ..situations you'll face as a college student, or lay down a to help you. set of rules to follow in any of those situations. College can he a wonderfully stimulatt College is a new experience, in other words. I.ike experience to each of you. I wish to all - everything else in life, yon make it what it is. Do the experiences while you are here. best job for yourself. TDM K1V- You'll learn. Septenil^r'^ THE MICHIGAN HTATE NEWS fews. raffic Regulations Rigidly Enforced (raffit* emniltifioiK will tin regulathms Ellis ptiridli' „.;.r , W of thc'!nipu^np!i[j,,i,,I?uf,|!"'Si|m'ss nil ii. pola i. ,and p,,|iCe department if theyt*rmits are required to notify the ,Klli< said. East Lansing permits nn overnight parking on a.iilriit"- its streets. . stop working or change empto; . without an absolute neetl for their automo. ratlure to do so will result age ' I urpcd by Ellis to leave them home, lie stress,si Or operating a vehicle on rumpus without a in automatic revocation of CD (onmiuter permits may he issued to those students Students with .permits other than for disability will he limited to parking in lots north of Mnckiin Stadium, south FRESHMEN ■permit range from a, $16 fine for the first offense to living of the stadium, south of Farm latfjc bridge, west of the LEARN ABOirrVARIOlLS Efvpal-iou from school for the third, distance more than two miles from campus and a reasonable from other transportation facilitties. judging pavilion and in the area east'of the Quonsel. village arc, however, legal exceptions to the ban student cafeteria and north of the- police station. All these areas TVPES OF SPEECH ACTIVITIES •They an*: ( II Permits are south of the .Red Cedar River. with physical disabilitiit's sbolihl apply to their may tie Issued to married students living with families. 9 Deltaic PV „ .'detriment, if they desire pc rniissioii to operate tbi issuance of a ? pedal permit for graduate assistants I'ATRONIZE STATE NEWS ADVERTISERS 9 Discussion or storage permits nu will lie continued this the '•an M(Cn,„. from employer or er an (H) Special parking permits wllj IteitEnvided in cmergen- 9 Oratory iili iliiate profil' of need. 9 Extemporaneous Speaking I I lie penalty for the first violation of the no driving regu¬ lations is a $15 fine and verbal request to ret urn "the ear . 9 Ural Reading ! home. Subsequent violations are Subject to $5(1 fine and ithe third Violation may ho deemed as sufficient cause for SPECIALIZING IN PKR1MANKNTS 9 Speakers* Bureau literDklulioma Journalism j the violator to tic expelled from colleger I This year, there is one change in the regulations set up TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7 - 7;30 P.W. Lif Takes Similar MSC, Post ;jJjsahility !•? 'he State Hoard of Agriculture. Students with physical Eldn-Diane lira illy stickers will he allowed to enter the campus from Salon MATH-PHYSICS BUHJNHG J theIn Abbot road entrance and use West Circle Ih'ivc, the past no student cars were allowed West Circle on Phone g.2lllt Two Entrances Refreshments Will Be Served i Drive or to use the Abbot roiul entrance. Students with j disability permits will also be allowed to park anywhere on campus.' Sponsored liv t K: (irand River — 2111 Alihnit Road ■ regulations the operation and Department of Speeeh, Urania and which have ed students permits les range fro OverColleg Orug Store Radio Education categories should nff-enmpus, Sgt. A PART of EVERY COLLEGE DAY Sluricnls gather dally at Dennetts. The tradition was established h.v your friends and ret,-dives who Iwcame our friends loo. Of course there must giMid reasons why and we extend ii special welcome to you In come in ami gel aeqiiainled. Good Food Friondly Atmosphere Cunvenieiilly located Opposite the I it ion BENNETT'S East Lansing's Oldest Restaurant a\s 953 Wolverine State s yearbook, Km WolvoriM, iaclados over 4,000 >-a 4 photographs, covoriog All stadaat activities. The 1163 mmmI ccataias S44 pages of st«dcirt eed facalty life, with iadividiel photos of sladoot loaders aid oatioaally promiaaaf visitors to Miehigaa State Coltogo. With year copy of tha Wolveriae, yoa will ha ahla ta look back opoa all the importaat ovoats of yoor Froshaiaa year. Bo sore to placo yoor order for the Wolveriae at rogistratioa • • • oaly S6.00. President llannali weleonies General Mae Vrllinr _ In Michigan Stale during Ills visit last spring. •' -priii" ROTC parade, a WUIA HEINE Jtrapher ealclies the enrps sponsor. and mirjeseorts at allentiiin «n tin reviewing line. Or salt outside the Auditorium during registration ORDER YOURS NOW It is never a rompl Sopli-Frosh ^a> 1,1 least one freshman ed is dunked in lite Red TOM Kl>fr Keaif "fSl THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Journalism Thpartmenl to New quarter* for MSC'« Jour¬ Get Netr Hom< nalism department are scheduled -writing clashes will he held in Berkley hall ,/or rompletion around Oct. 1. The new J-department, which typography tap will he in the former Botany ini! rooms, with IS typewriters The fir*t and . building and Bacteriological an¬ each; a copy editing laboratory; nex. wilt give more space anil an advertising copy layout labor¬ have offices r.. new equipment for journalism atory: a photo laboratory; a typo¬ writing and lay students. graphy laboratory, a library: and offices for Journalism instructors. Mctnlyrr said all writing classes will.Jtave laboratories-^ the nrw building, but that non- lab classes will not lie held in SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 27 Your Alnia Mater 0:00 p.m. All-College Dance MSC Shadows M.S.C. WE I.OVE TI1V SHADOWS WHEN TWILIGHT SILENCE FALLS. FLUSHING DEEP AND SOFTLY PALING O'ER IVY-COVERED HALLS: BENEATH THE PINES WE'LL GATHER SPARTAN CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP TO GIVE OUR HEARTS TO TIIEE. SING OUR LOVE FOR ALMA MATER AND THY PRAISES M.S.C. II Loc.il Chapter of llie Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship WHEN FROM THY SCENES AVE WANDER AND TWILIGHT SHADOWS FADE; Ol'K MKM'RY STILL WILL LINGER Y * WHERE LIGHT AND SHADOWS PLAYED: l\ -THE EVENING OFT WE'LL GATHER Freshman Keeeption: Sept. 25. JhOO P.M.. Ballroom 11 it ion Rhl«». AND TURN OI'R THOUGHTS TO TIIEE. SING OI'R I.0VE FDR ALMA MATER AND TIIY PRAISES, M.S.C. Activities: Bible Study. Prayer. Soeials. Weekly Inspirational Hour —Bernard Traunor llcnilqilartcmT BETHEL MANOR «(« E. GRAND RIVER WELCOME PHONE 8-1437 New Chapel Deriienlpi! FRESHMEN Meinorv of IMS(. Heroe "To know Christ ami To Main* Him known" Bv VI \RJ AMIi nsi V Overlooking the Red Cedar River on 't apple orrhard 3* Stat.■'* new Alumni dedicated to those who left MSC aini dir.: Chiseled in the stoti? tepils of the Cl.i.i<- names of 427 former*^irf|, 1h, in the classes of , . These iM-gun On the re" : St. Thomas Aquinas Church „ — and — Student Chapel Pt"> Abbott Road F.a»t laiwiitg. Michigan ORDER OF SERVICES Sunday . at church <>n Abbott Road Masses 9:00-11:00 at St. Thomas Chapel on Alton Rond arrow* front K. l.ansing rity park Weekday 7:0(1 • S:(I0 Holy Day of Obligation , fiiOO - 7:00 - S:U(i • 0:00 - 12:00 .4:0(1 - 6:00; 7:3ft - 0:0o before and after all mas.se*: 5:15 Miracukiu* Medal Vovena. Tuesday 7:30 Dail. Rosary Nnvcnn — 5:15 Religions Instruction Catholics and non-Catholics interested in studying the doctrines of the Thurs.. Sepl._25 ill it ji.tn. OPEN HDl'SE f»r Freshmen. College House | Church can receive private instructions hy appointment or attend Inquiry Classes to he held at Newman Hali. 117 l ern street, at the following hour*: Sat.. Sept. 27 at it p.in. liarti Dance, Social Hall. People. Church Monday—7:00 - moo p.m.. Thursday—7:00 • H:(>0. iun.. Sept. 2it — Suntlav Services ami Fellowship Catholic Sladant Aetivities lit ami 11:30 a.m. Morning Service* at People* Church' The Newman Club is the official Catholic Organization at MSC. The t. p.m. Informal Supper at College Mouse purpose i* to foster the spiritual, educational and social life of the 7 p.m. Campus Vopers, Sanctuary. People* Church Catholic student on the campus. S pan. Forum l>iscu»inn Newman Hall 117 l ern street, provides a "home-away-frora-home" !t p.m. Coffee Hour Enroll tin'1 atmosphere. with snack bar. library facilities, discussion and study groups, weeklv Communion breakfasts, mivers, under student direction. WEEKLY DISCUSSION FOR FRESHMEN — "Letting the Moot Out of College" CHRISTIAN STUDENT FOUNDATION Newman Cluh Mlvcr—S p.m. Thursday , Sept. 25. Women's Gym. Student Groups: Student Officers: - - Open House at Newman Hall every Sunday nighl SPECIAL Baptist Student Foundation Pres., Gerald Richardson Wesley Foundation V. Pres.. Ardis Vetesk Monday, Sept. 29—Meeting for Freshman Women only, at the St. Thomas Aquinas Student Chapel. United Student Fellowship Sec.. Frances Reed Monday. Oct. ft—Meeting for Freshman Men only, at the * Si. Westminster Foundation Treas., Andy Lucas Thomas Aquinas Student Chapel. The Staff Three Priests at the Servfee of the Students al all Time* Director: Rev. Roy J. Schramm Rrclorv - 601 Abbott IW. Tel. 8-5911 Associate: Mrs. Carol Smellzer Secretary : Mrs. Josephine Ferguson !«•; SeptfmHwr % IW2 t «E. M t g n 10 A N STAT F. N KW ! ' Snrtinn t. Fiifil w m r,g List Service Church Coed Wins Reorganization Groups on Campus Honorary *S? ^Continued from Page b) isi- College; Term end examination* are Community, Offer Social, Religious Outlets six (i edits rt nstruoted by Basic College rie- o m*.•Credit <• wait ir« , partnrents and the Board of K*—- a miner*. Examination* given r i" ' term at the end of the second and Ihird Uelifiimw rotinseling and previous term* In addition gtoup jftllnlcd with the National Awn. I RaptM Methodist. Prrshsler- jllMC cover Students as• Aim •U'lnitj Ihtmtgh eight church or- Hntinn nf Cauterbury clubs. panirottonr ■'tenon!* cm. a on campus otter MSC wide range of I'ultuni Inter- secial tiencfits : -The Christian ' hut Inn tore sponsor* 4 Selenee Organ- lectures, liters- | tan and Congregation faiths to provide worship, study and re- [ errutlan. «;SF maintains the- distribution, picnics and I < allege House lor devotions \v'■ Hi:• m H the current term. the ^ rnmprehewrive ex- indents of alt weekly devotions tor alt .Us mem- ' and social activities. U program of community service and stu.ient t Zh' I hers. Tuesday services are held j Members ot the t.uthn the purport** of the YMCA" and YWfA The Canterbury the rhapol of Peoples Church j church find an outlet for th. j \|„htvnn state-t'ollcKe campus. rnseti of F-nscopMian students to - The Christian student faun- ; association of Ihe Svnmlicsl Co tii'hi.v actiT"* Krogps on campus, the Y's comWnc k iiitgly with their, . so MS< jw i t ii m fei Bw< A THE MICHIGAN-STATE NEWS Publkalion Schools Sf| Revamped Curricula coverage of eampus, TTSTHiir «pp*«rx to b* tnrmmt It I* on* of four morning Halllr, Fast Lansing, state, national and by * bnlanco of both mm. m ihr Mate of Mic higan, the With-Basif Col That year, 1949. alan marked others being the retroit jFree International news is the aim of Curriculum change. the IM member staff of the Mich the aptiearanee of the State Newt Pre». the C'.rand Rapids Herald iticrraaon in. Igan Slate News. as a full-sired eight column and the University of Michigar fr.s|,mi The Stale News begins lis Ms! newspaper. Dally. rollmcnt nrp nutstandl year of puhliration this fall term, The manager of the paper tall f is carried to ramnua living •II upper schools of | Its eleventh as a daily paper. term will he Dan McCrary. units and centrally located dls- With the basic s, h„,| . From the opening date of pub¬ Hlckory Corners senior, who has trihution spots in classroom lication Sept. 2». (he State News served one term as editor and buildings. hullduigs. In addition, a suhscrip- three terms as a night editor on tlnn lion list brinesbrings the circulation of will bring Its readers a varied ablc'lo I he the paper. This will be McCrary's the state News the State News to to approximately arrvo pal* digest of the news through the second term as manager. l.Vono. 1S.000. efforts of fhc student reporter of the Dean Wakefield, St. Johns The main The main emphasis in In report ron* C.nllrgn staff and the wire service of the senior, will occupy the editor's Ing. Ing. however, remains.on the however, remains.on the act¬ act- Associated Press. desk. lie is a former sports edi- tvitics of the students, faculty ivities of the City. In order lo serve With the levellng-off of the toi, night editor and editorial members., members., and and organisations of influx of veterans at MSC, the assistant of the paper. Fall term Michican Michigan State State College. paper is predomlntiy stalled by News, feature, sports, women's non-veleran students. 1 and editorial staffs combine September, 1942, marked the forces \n bring a myriad selection *ho\v the Alight first dally Issue of the paper. It of news events to the reader. wa:. a 19-page tabloid sheet, and Ail Director The editorial enrollment cvith- page Is handled The I Van atlril'i sported news dispatches from the independently bv an editorial inn recognition newly-Installed Associated Press board of student members rif the staff, and policy decisions "rest in on I he '('nllege-Kinher From Ihen until 1949 the stall the hands of this group. line. was made up of coed reporters, In the main Wilh the several en¬ rollment came the gradual shift Appointments .of manager of the State and advertising News the are editor, director made Wolverine Plans Seasonal Theme lo a male balance, and this year. the student-faculty board, of pub¬ , lications. William F. Mcllrath. •Secretary Tall, winter and spring terms at 12.400 senior pictures, and 300 or- j mechanics majni of the business department- of Michigan State College will be ' gnni/ation pictures , will be tn the j l isle A 0:12 The infi>rmal pictures | of Engine 0:24 WELCOME CLASS OF '56 the paper and advises the editor- j 1*1 staff .Mcllrath also serves, as j theme yearbook, the 1933 W<»lvci;ine 1933 tvw>k , ntographed by student j 'he field 9:3fi faculty advisivr to all other cam- j beginning with ason 'photographers. The rest will be j,/C(* jhat ^ ! the taken by a' professional studlor * 0:4* pus publications. j cover, the book w 'An attempt is being made complete graphic coverage 'heme nt " ' elude photos of the la 10:00 through lltf*"photographers of the j »"-"fhng . to Di. 10:12 FROM THE State New. staff.anil the Asso- f * otvwlmveditor, ciate/l Tress telemat service is ! The complete Ixxik w 10:24 a feature of the paper 'posed In chronological I0:3fi A new addition to the State 10:4* News equiment this summer was a Fairrhild 83-ltnc screei JOHN HICKS HARDWARE 11:0tl engravei The paper ha 11:12 j Top man In thr advertising ously «3-lir I bf the State News is Stew Baker. °,,VB employed a n of the same make. The 11:24 j I.nusing scntm, the advertising } pnsrr' director. jnetv ngraver will enable the 11:30 11:4* I The State News, as the paper 1 S'a" has been known since the early »1.','1 12:00 ! | (ion in 1902. as the llolcad. Before mO Sptrtin | that, publications known as the BccOs | Bubble and the Spectrum were . hires enjoyment presented for the reader are—the—daily cross- -The ImmyRs will oil the press in ; the Home K. s._ [ launched and dropped for vart wbrd pujtile, scourge of MSC the middle of May. It is a tradi- jous reasons Then the llolcad in-| ! tton that the first hook is present -1 Most novel ry made its successful debut, ed to President Hannah at the; school is the .1 ; tor rplumn, an outlet for ex pre*- i hined foods aivi j Starting as a weekly, the paper siott of student opinion; sports j Incoming fresl-n JiiM Across 4.mini Riser graduated to a bi-weekly, then "Slighlly over 4.«M hooks rhoicc of thr-- la tri-weekly. before daily pub- tegiate and professional sportsj ! were sold In 1932 and we hope HICK MKYFR grants fo fit ir-• i scenes: the popular "classified, ad- ] chemistry requa 1 vertising column*, and others. cept for sections on living units 1 * Flexibility . Today the State News exi* ' and organizations, Meyer said. Work on the 1933 ^k has 1 The State News offices are wit lias kept rhai.L- i 'a five-day-a-week daily, putr The hook will have 344 pages. Jishmg Monday through Friday j tiated on the, third floor of the ! staf! memtvers were appointed in of AgricultiiM '• | east wing of the Union Building*.! The Wolverine hy about 123 Murtrnlv 1* pradured Vlusi- j! ported Dean 1 This school h. ne%* manager Hit* year will he the layout is being mapped, and ; liberal ciirricui.i ing of details that bring the news Boh Mroit, 1.4*1 l.ansiug senior. eampus picturrji are being made ! ftiltnrr H«H Atmut' 1.000 informal pictures^ ANNOUNCING Col lege* Rule WELCOME TO MICHIGAN (Continued tie MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE LECTURE-CONCERT SERIES >liiv we a*sis| von throughout your college tlavs with any travel plans ton have by 1952-53 SEASON air. rail, steamship anil lour*. Vcmr pleas¬ training offei ure is tiur luisiness. Iuip.irli.il guidance j At thr r*tu SERIES A SERIES II i monds. Dr . * Oil. 14—l.uhoxhuU and Nrmrnoff. Dim Nov. 10—4 let eland Drehrsfra hy uiilhnri/c.l agency. Vi extra eitsl In the Dtp* if Pianist* Nov, I I—Danish Stale Orchestra you for tnir nervier. Oct. 2(1—Kii-c Slfvrn* n. Dean M i Not. 21—Sew York Cilt Opera Company I'ch. 2—Yladimir Horowitz, I'ianiM BONDED AGENT — At.t. PRINCIPLE CARRIERS Dee. 1—Idly Pons I'ch. 26—Errd Waring'* KeMival of Sons Alar. 12—lloltert Shaw Chorale and Orchcxtra Jan. Efh. 20—Sal ban Milslein College Travel Office I'aiofl Building Ct .Mar. IT—Ho*ion Pops Apr. 1.3—Chicago S> mphony Mar. 1*—lloston Pop* itioiV oMhW , went a telex is. - LECTI'RE) (A and ID report it. i See REORtiANI/A' Mt.HT SCHEDt I.E Not. I—Hanson llaldwin (New York Times) Dee. 3—Robert Aura Smith (New York Times) I0VTE AT HOST BXTE- WELCOME, CLASS 01 '5*1 Dee. *—Margaret llourke-YY hile Jan. 1.3—Senator Richard Nivon TO EAST LANSING May 1*—Olin Duwnes May 23—Charles Laughton VISIT THE BEAUTIFUL LtTON indaled as tel—President James H. lonanl of FOR AN ENJOVABLE EVEN! llartard Knit entity ENTERTAINMENT AND RE1 WORLD TRAVEL SERIES The finest in motion picture: enterta 27 Numbers : I attest sound equipment . . . Boil>t"" . • EXTRA NUMBERS the utmost in comfort. 'Oct. 10—Jan Garher Concert with The Mills Brothers Del. 13—OKLAHOMA (Musical) Late Show Every Friday Orl. I"—Elhel Smilh Concert Night For That Big Dai. Or!. 27—"Biggest Show of 19521'—Second Edition Oct. .71—Eirsl Drama Quarter wiQt Charles Laughton. Charles Hoter. uir will be supplement* Sir tcdric Hardwieke. Agnes'Mmtrehead SPUDNUT SHOP the peak hours with Dee. 4—T> »wer. Raymond Massey. Judith Anderson and Chorus 232 M.A.C. Ave. in Brown's Hody" Dee. 19—Catherine Cornell in "The Constant Wife" (Play) OPPOSITE THE CAM PI * in/or Mag /tares RENT A NEW CAR College i bilious S II CRT /; Text Hooks y#0} uBJt and Supplies lyuji; CARS lo'ashnain.t: inns ».\s. mi Text Books — New and I sod \\i» i\si liANci: CENTRAL GARAGES- INC Veteran Book and Supply (lards Redeemable Latest Fietion and iNoii-tniion IIlist cm m il ok ciiihst. scikntist *t\ti till ati r Filler Paper ami Spirals Lab Fqiiipmenl Fii^ineeriii^ Fqiiipinenl Study Lamps Laundry Cases Jewelry Fine l etter Papers Sport and T- Shirts W v Ituv I s<>d (.olh'fxv Hooks I ATLAS - DROP FORGE COMPANY Campus Book Store LANSING, MICHIGAN Where faculty ami their Students »ct Togethe Aeruss (*raiid River from the Unioii if mm* 13 m ■i i- w •Hop Chit In Need of A Friend? Here's Aid Rig Sisters Help (•iiiilr Froah ( '.immI* Seldom Slows An Hlilirpvitttcd list nf aerial event* regUterPd with thi' at State will go on the list before the opening of fall term. college fur the Hi&2-fi:i school your is on flip at (ho counselor Colispicuous by its absence; the Delta Street Khufffr, A friend In need for lor women's office. normally the lee-breaker of the MSC sopial season, was sllrerl. freshman ami transfer wo- Hot Mnliel Petersen, iiaalatmt counselor for women,'" point¬ fiom the list this year biteatise widening of (Irand River men students may lie found ed out that an unpredictable number of parties and dances avenue prompted the East Lansing'rity commission, to're¬ in student llig Sisters, on fuse to lilink off Helta struct for the dance. hind to guide new coeds through Normally presented by the two fraternities on Helta Orlcntstion week and all through the rein ail year. SUCTION 2 — WOMEN'S street, Iteta Thetn 1*1 and I'hi Kappa Tan, the open air dance has long Keen a favorite with State students. nig Statera, selected to aid Ireahmen with probtema ranging The first football game of the season in East Isrnsing tront wise clothing aeleetlon to di¬ rections to llerke.v Itall. were FRESIIMAN ISSUE isn't-scheduled until (tit. II. So State couple* will have to lie content with a radio ill- scarce .seats in Michigan stadium chosen fr«m interested MSC stu¬ Sept. 27 as far as fimHmll is eonet rned, dents by Ujaird. thr AWS Activities Monday* SepteiiilH'.rJl. I'l.Vi lint thi' (let. II game, with Texas A & M will touch off the activities for fall term. Tin' Activities t'nrnival. scheduled for Ort. P, is the only big event preceding th?'opening football Fash ions • (InIts ■ Features - I II S will find their Big Sister In the game, according to the incomplete calendar. same residence. Women living off The Harvest Hall will Cap the day's ai'Hvitle- after the campus will find sisters in soror- Texas_A & M game. I p to this time, weekend record dances ities and other off-campus rcsi- will provide the major outlet for dancing on the campus, I J donees. Co-operative houses will linsrs for a (Juvvn The I n inn Hiiilding will he thr scene of thr Career | select Pig Sisters for new women. Carnival thi. IS, IK and t". Representatives of num- | Kach .new sttifPrnt is tssmne ■ Big Sister bv AWS. M«»st Big slrale advantages of their respective groups for rollege graduates. . IViiii Slate's Niltaity l.ioas will provide the ..pponent for the lloinenbming game Del. 2a, when alumni from all over HI I. IV ■ ^w-www ■<»»«■ g^rggf. er with for* registration services including siiecessful and the eoiiiitrv ariivi-ni East l,an ipg Tor ii visit to the alma mater. The Homecoming ipieen a.rid'lu r eport vvill In- chosen living. Coke dates'will be i prev.ioils to the big day. She vvilj reign over the festivities, ide Range of Anilities help aeipiaiid new students with cfillcge social life. Most Women will hiivr received including thi- Homecoming danre m the And. (til the docket for It, I ,;| i ihe ITeniupolitan Itall. -.|hiii- si led by the liiternatioiial Club. A blending of thi- nation-' letters of introduction from their "•> Sign,,, Pin. (Vila Tan alitii-s represented on the eampn; will turn up for the affair. IVig Sisters liefore the term opens. Helta t'psilttn. Farmhouse, The I'anllrl-ll'C daip-c Nov. It sets Ihe stage for -Stum,i, l-amhrtnr ('hi AJ- sorority leas which dot the November .calendar. Formal Co-ops House1 jChi Omega. A i' IVItn Thetn. Pin Kappa lushing dors not open until winter term, but I'anllel Pin Kappa Tan. IM Intel - > Alpha Onus-vi K;ippa has designed Ihe leas as iee-lireakers for prospective Alpha \| Pelt •- Pi'Ml.sn. Sterna Alpha rushers. Kellogg Center will lie the scene of Ihe danre. in la Drll.t Delta ZetH 1>1 150 Students Honorary cadet colonels will be—chosen from the coed | population til Stale for I • v w»ll Ih» in- Kappa Alpha for Dec. a. They will • <•'> t;idvl»lnt i on selerllon nf su.r sew. Durability, that classic n-i|iiiivmrnt lor a women. r.nnor ■ ward- by of I he many living units. vs-ar lor I li? dance. AWS grants the latest iH-rntissions s fl,rmjnK „„ „)|ri, f|tM||. „f fh(, (• seen the laid of the golden rolie. oeeupies first place in coeds- minds this year. ( olor, |-„ion afoiiml .Ian. !» means that .c-roritv rushing is under- ratio. Vctcriino. having >\b; ntyli' ami versatility rnmplrti* womi'ti s ih niamls oil r-InthrR. Wav ;in,j |s frjintic-.illv mnkinr last nitniitt* pri»pah|- c left college to work and Kali trrni marks thr »ml of warm vvrathrr ami uhiI flir |M,Mt IP,,ir,;.ssj,.n.s V\Hirh .s.-als a Iml from pre-war exiaten cottons. Coeds the desired sorority. co-uprrativr units aro bright autumn Dale unannounced as vet. Ihe junior and seninrmcn'n stiwleiil-run with men doing all i honorary. Mine Kev. presents its annual Sweetheart Hall llonorarien llrlls Itvmlicd ihe purchasing, rooking and heavier fabrics, ('usualness is during winter term. Another ipieen will lie crowned at housekeeping. this dance, chosen from a narrowed field of -five can¬ p MciiiIk'i's I'or ('arilIon The Women's League, composed of one elected Co-operative didate)*. •representative from each of the Dormitory, fralerintr.—U.ri-rjtv and 0-*..p term parties yvill >r~ Activities. ; Nix "living .-.units, holds. Weekly meetings" tie regulate activities of < hold the spotlight many wcekTmil-. winter li-rni.' Kaski-tliiill games, gi-oijp record parties, and an occasional member co-ops. j a hie blouses i cost time party will offset the formal whirl. The aiinu.-}! tuM.iiuliii" F.ffitrls i'imsIr plan menu*, do oil cimk- 1 MidlspciiMhlc Forester's Shindig in the Forestry Cabin will draw guests 'ill lje?l|0„j|j,,||q ing, cleaning and m-htstuling, tisdliall 1 ui plaid shirts ami while resident hnukemuthers reg- hrlihl side |M*asaiit blouses for an evening uf games utate purchasmg and 1 apil daneiug. - hnusehftld problems. Spring firings tin- only cm-d l-iil dance, the Spinster s-Spin, unbar- ; Mortar Roaril, senior women's hoimrnrv ; Tower (iuard, soph¬ omore women's sweater or hunpraiy, ami Spartan Women's League s|Minsur this event, and coeds get their- chance to do the honors in the line of coat-checking, corsages, transportation. It's the male's night off. )UT- ' Campus theatrical enthusiasts will he hard 'at work on and (TJiepuratimis for the Dionvsian show, the student written, iscs acted and produced musical presentation. It will b? staged •scd in Fairehild theater April *11 -tick j f Ire Ill-sis. modern dance group, will present a review April The muiilh nf May will bring traditional srninr affairs, which start with the Mil) Morning Sing, at whtrh mil- standing senior women will In- lapped into Mortar Hoard. High scholarship pays off for .1.7 freshman women who will he lapped fur Tower liuard the ».ani* morning. lliimlv Kifcri'iicc <>iiid«' May s. tin- lircek ' r or it y rueinla-rs. JjYast will Is-, kon to all fraternity ami Then lb-- Senior Hall vv|!l give seniors m- last fling at the college life 'hev'll smiii leave behind. 'i iriaipaiioh •'li' it lei in The Jr. he > snLJu, • << ; l)o's and DonYs Listed by A- warmer wealhn iegm-. state students will head for dike Isirising lor oiitiloor get fogcthers. Tennis courts will human He . .0. -<- . in trcqucut demand while the campus lawns will be ' .- -ring services Ml rs s:- ••. 2 ' Kvt nne pictureN the first g«m/a»ion i» found on most if>«orr cu~ |.er-«tive- .n-ti • on'.- u.of t- St ;»•» function*. - i < j olted with couples. three iwhis sf-iriif " ■" 1,: •, 'f-ii f«»C'd With a small. ran»pu»e«* throughout th? ft»un- fortiihir A-iimik < .«»»-. * ,i. .tr.-l , it„J- i ■"'nut* *ertinr (.reek groups will entertain at Ihe annual Sorority (nn ar.d Is i have main* eoulrt ht i f fjuciliori ni.uk nvrr her head- ir>. As a result, you will, he Its m.-iin objective ' 'i. jdte ii-iinib. : ' i-n % s< s r and fraternity Sings where the organi/alions will vie ■-I-U served in j >(rn domiiule >|s< srllvl- | The lireek Feast, sponsored hy fraternities, '"■"let Thi- tie*.*Join a sorial qr rivlr (roup iniiucMt'e for the first ting members to the AWS while mainLium!*, .» mgh -i.odI* ... ,j | in students with refreshments and^-kits »nd and men will wrk v»u out 1i:>iC If hi? li'c .*.»"! With, the boned. dani ft! totKlUi t - -r^r^;..,/>tUetfii.';jMtD'. i Don't try to domuulf » (roup's I --; hnmore wo- - ar will ring out from the hanks lrt,, U) hut ,hnu (hat )»«" s-.isl* at Kg. I Ihe Red Cedar rfvi-r late in Mav, as the males of the , willing worker, and you'll 11 < oi>( »jth the dating problem. tions regarding rules and plans ivilies. c<'>idn111.' -7'hiN «0M write. Join a earn- j Uandlxwik. .Women Student*. stage you will not yet be eli- gible—for t»o^rd membership will hr ptcsiticnt «in s.-ut pr-..- .• sih them a?.«. j planned for the annual event. " hl'l honors all de- - Pu» publication; if you ski. nun A-.sot i-i'ed Membin^ fit- !'*• Ii«"k >..«ies ofb 1 ♦.«.?»• Regaled in cap*, and gowns, seniors-to-be will wend their 'hnnslna mem- the »kl club: the ridint rlub has B> itio'linft it you will know but its functions are your re- . tot- soph*mionm their respective schools to "" attained huhe.t ma" members. Km. -Forift the , | "vour AWS. your campus, and sponsiblity. men. Wo«r.en> A1 »*i« 'u. \> 0- d«, t.-nindAWS a ill plyy | Fan-child Theater for Senior Svviugoul. Class alumni officers * trare*. The >:.ur rules, too." Who estah- Two separate boards make ciation, Won-t n V ( or.p< .ative, .1 Idi.c ."•ami-u's life j nation- 1 Varsity Hub " honorary presents College is a far fry trorn high j iished them, some of the tradi- up AWS. Judiciarv establishes League, a.nrl Bi,.i S»»u r < '.•J"-. Head the rd. c 1««*. and w bite j and ontstamliug seniors will be presented to the participants. tions honoraries. arid the coed's rampus. housing rules and hears ci! represents ».n-t .« ir-okict'-. lirn "in. .ire di-uri- | Lantern Night means Hint the responsibilities nf "ut»Undtnc fr^»h* >i5chool. You must be mere friend- ; ^Phnnwren jd.in in AWS are somC> dues- violation eases. Headed by belonging *to the... A »i «ims • butivi dunnn < >1 tcuhition Week, senior women will lie passed with the lanterns In the | !>• and more mature Injte.d f . "me members | smiling from «• mstancc -t :h..t j tiftni* Mo«t answered in the booklet. important.-you will be Jeanne BacheJder. West Branch senior, the board tries (o'regu- Board. AW£ sup»-»v ••• t if '■ —' ' t rTS-.-1 ,1 a,wl "sv v »..•»» t iur.inrs, from (he juniors to the sophomores, and on —n c honorary in attractive male say hi to him. ■ - j down to the freshmen, in a traditional , a member of AWS. as soon as late dorm life to the best ad- motes, such campus--vi it ever >ou Vvonder. "What shall many honorary Hell fall all over hinm-if tlju-g See SOCIAL tVKNTS. Tin I ' pecialized fields, to be nice in return. you register. The national or- vantage of all coeds, by making vities as STUN, texUxxjg ex- I do."' \ ■ •W SH U>h college F\SH10NS right this May for the newest, smartest AT fashions ever to eross a eampus —all \1\URU»> gathered at MAURICE'S . . . famous for COLLEGE FASHIONS! ,('x Lure Puddle and here are 6 wonderful ihletws Male No Clubs Plan CESExpects 100,000 V Have Their Share, Tot} Activities ~ To Attend Convos |rf m »th1c1lr« to kwlmmlng, vollpvbnll. ,„ir, Iwll. Held hm-key nnH other Carnival Morn thnn ronferenrex l'«i,fKHi_|*aip|p nre exported to portk-ipnle in and sihtIhI roursex y|K,nsnre ors of conference*. ment* and playoffs arc awarded. „« „,t trll'lill""'. BCtlvl- (»f the Kellogg Center and other j different The four co-ordlnators- work in .i„thtfjtii'1 t'olloRr will ; college property for staging eon- j fercnees, If considers the pur- fields of study. Kdlica- tionai groups, meeting on campus, women -v t now ' j lie. featured ' ' poses »»f each conference and prw- | will generally have l^-e Dean as Ible value to the genei^H public booths .in,f .. jheir ro-ordinator., Stan Wells largest born an eriiicattonal poini ..f view, w,,rkx. - number of Cording to . III.!• k. Flint is Keith AnioI-I. t it.,- staging of « P e r ia I WW also gives valet facilities. I'AIROM/K STATE NEWS APVERTISF.RS •>f>|mrt unity to runt trr.s Itv earning IIHI woumii is rntitlrd to , , t t'tl.irvlllc senior letter 4nd I .(MM Wise Wanlrolies vibgs iioufd prcsi- the n.irtii ifi.iiit for a 't*' t CIFTi Of DIlTinctlOn ,»tt the "D«'Klrabl- (Continued from patfc n. til Addition to \VAA. the phy- IC off to a Good high (pew ootfi.t. Simple drrkses ami 222 '.\IHIOTT Id'. pliish.. This group each he I suits' never lose their fashionable b Cai^tcrAjV CAST I.ANSIMi linus Models will with sturdy calf fur after- Hew*. 1'hntlevolx Not t«» be forgotten at itii Iras and dinner dales. A ii-y Sketch, llam- fall suit in v pairs of blue, hrown and SI I PEN IS WELCOME prrNrtlinn for the .% W s lantlsiandrt ingside or hlbt irk are adequate for the rnl- "Who* Who and What's What" ISC's <•»•'«Is lend their von AIM; Sln«l,.|i|x IIIMIXI infal support t*» Spartan Cncktoil- length dunce I'll Mi'liicui lint Iimi Hill I in,I iiinnv inl,T,—linj: mill colli,'lll|i- ive replaced pie floor length i*1 rmiilfoi"ciillegi*"dartres. A coed in ty fall ou orurv sift" ill till- I'liiurcrufl >/,„/». Social Events ilh one or two street-length t (Continued from Page I.) '• tsars in ready for-a formal term j feminine^outflLfor • Sludcnl lutmp- — A->h Trayx tp. Colors ! Giving quarter* tiwm- are; puhtt- motty. New nlliccts of Mortar Board. Tower Guard and it h v • Shi'pts — I'illm, Caxcx —• Tnwrl* 'andrnburg; lct'cr AWS will In* installed, and outstanding women of the r Udncr. Battle foi the staging, Dorothy graduating rlass will Ik* honored • llrill — Mti-lm — Srwinu Supplies le llafl. horn sophomore finishing «»t*f the term with a flourish, living units on te Mich- Ford, Grand Ha- campus will eom|»cte for Water Carnival honors with decora¬ An ofT-the-shmil- • Aim — hailtini; Arressttrirs tive floats designed by mom Iters. Bain, the only possible, deterrent to th«» affair, has lieen another tradition ft»r carni¬ val Weekend. Athletic event# are also part of the Water ia turned In allow wrinkles In y conspicuous on Carnival, and a land |mrade and an often air dance will That well-worn hi.„_ complete the picture. The final social event of the year will he the Alumni- Coeds with an to dress casual I v and comfortably. irtan Wives* Commencement dance, in which the senior class winds'up <1 that after col- If 'he chooses a plain wardrotn-. she will Ih» equipped for all ocea- it# activities on campus And it means that the,end of your new ac- stint as a freshman at Michigan State College is near at hand. whole keeps a sions. oii|» oases Busy A'lTliNTION ALL FRESHMEN! i 5 WELCOMES YOU TO EAST LANSING! TIIH ,"Mt'ST-I.IKHLY-TO-SUCCEED" CO-EDS ON-CAMI'US AND ON THE- TOWN KNOW THAT SIEOEt'8 TOWN AND COLLEGE SHOP. HAS THE m SMARTEST, MOST EXCITING CLOTHES IN TOWN — vi [iuh's Lure CHOOSE FROM COMPLETE COLLECiTONS OF: All,mi ure Sets I..idies and Men'* f Ituunn Hillfnld I'mIdlers $.",.75 In $10.00 * COATS ★ SLITS ★ PRESSES idrnlifiralion l.uril Klgin $71.30 $2.10 lo >13 : lirmrlcls • . Red Crdar ■■tudtnt duruig if It LOUSES ★ SKIR'I'S ★ SWEATERS (3.93 to $20.00 laidy ll.iniilli.ii $71.30 •'»1 fanlitirs are ■ Htge-run canue if MILLINERY ★ FORMALS I'llff I.Illks lluth A elk>» are nr 17 jeut'l while gubi « t.tar harm Lane Wll Wi l li II 12.30 In (20.00 Murun , tills .Is iTi rllrl. 1 laddie their way it BELTS ★ HOSIERY # LINGERIE ear man, ,u„r»tlonv Why no prur nhfii sr I us. I, in sesslnn . V Ptnetum, favorite h| arians. ★ RAGS ★ JEWELRY it SCARFS '' !rrrrt the shelter THi'hi* priei'H ir.rlude Student Charge Account* Available QM/q/r/ib I'honc > bllH - - her does not ■" per- j l edtTiil Tax ' paddling. Ahout "aintained and a •117 E. Gnui«l River, Phone 8-.T1I5 -"P at ,hc shelter I,limn I healer Bide. Customer I ret* Parking in Rear " f,iv°rilc dinner of otu duciu, U sold. I THE MICH 10 A N- STA TE K EW8 kowJ>y. S5or»f<»i«l»«r S. Fill Shoes of Graduates Freshmen Needed in Dramatics May freshmen participate In mediately with Drama Night dramatics'' scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. SO, The answer is "definitely yes" In Fnirchltd Theater. All freah- accnrdinK to Stuart Chenmveth, men and transfer students inter- Acting Director of Dramatics at ested in dramatics are urged to Michigan State College and gen- attend this meeting, eral coordinator for the drama The extent of the dramatic pro- The Studio Theater is of espe¬ program. gram at Stale Is indicated by last variety of drama is offered each cial interest to the freshmen. This . year's record, when eight three- We are Making for actors. „c( plavt vcn, prwntf^ for n year, including a comedy, a is a local dramatics club and designers, dlrerfors and crews. tnla, <)f ,s performance* There he.ivier drama and an experi¬ membership Is gained by tryouts ' men." said rhenaweth. "and we wpr(, 3J one-act „|,VIS or mcl mental or musical offering or one know that each fall the Ineam- held early In the foil term. T*'w'; prcsenled for a total of nine pee¬ of the classics. ing class la an esretlenl glare. Studio is considered the twin¬ rormanccs. There were Hit stu- Last year the term plays in¬ la find new talent. Karh spring ricn, n0,nr5 nnd S4, mmn| ing center for actors interested in cluded "Skylark." the American working in the major term plays fnr " totaf student portlei- premiere of a British drama. ! or in the Children's Theater and ..J 0HMa. «!■-, a. a. aaaal aa PSlion Ot 5ttti. •Rose Without A Thorn." nnd |! many former studio members aw "Green Grow the Lilacs." The j ! now appearing in the casts on th# plays this year will be directed by ! Fairchild Theater stage. Last year Chenoweth, John Jennings nnd i the studio presented presented the follow¬ follow- Don Buell. Tryouts are held at the ing three-act plays: "Playboy of beginning of each term. Tlans are now being com¬ the Western World" for fall, I pleted for the fall term drama I "Miss Julia" for winter, and "Be¬ program. They will include n ma¬ yond the Horizon" for spring. * jor .term play done in Fnirchild i The experimental theater offers Theater; a children's theater play i opportunities to the playwright on 'which tours Michigan; and a stu¬ | There are four separate dio theater three-act play, as well j theaters which function ot Stair |i campus as well as to the actors, Fred Harris, Detri Scripts written by students are as numerous studio theater one- \ often piny, "Skylark." | the major term play In Fairehild tried out and each spring ii tret plays. | Theater; the Children's Theater (the best three or four plays are »y the Department i The program will, begin im- 1 Touring company: Studio Theat- ■given public showing: OITTI.EMAN'8 BUDGET PI .AX . . . the new and rnsy wa> In parchnnt j full fashions H'n most convenient and payments ;in> arranged In : our full,esf 2s^£^s/)(0 and VqLue rirnlaliiHi l*i r" ■set MlllM'lill . W>"• , a,test . M S-C. E(t«f Hi and Hun nCUOME! . . You who arc Marline your first exciting year of inn,us life and thane nf ,ou rrlnrning In old friends and familiar urtivitraw. Tkm am an man, things in do ... no man, plans lo go . . . Oceanians Ik*I require ynnr enmpus-winr wardrobe In be keyed In iVfri hour ami event. Gillleman's has planned for ihcse days and our friendly shop is rend. In are sou haw I he fashions correct for over, occasion nnd |hr styles most Haltering In you. All nt prices hind lo ,nur budget. Kirht « or.led flannel Left: All wool slipon, convertible hot wing Buy il on the colUr. White, cherry, lU IKJET l'1-AN block. iuv). siic« 32 to 40. at (tlTTI.KMAX'S GITT1.EMAN S 205 E. Grand Ri»«r. I"' We ve m ails nf Item 1 SKIRTS tiusntil, Sbe - Hired and siim sl,lfs»c »Uid, solids. chocks, herringbone, mon- Munes. no,cities. *'• gOckci IrriinunU. kick ill—• bolls . . . in, and ever, «•>> ma're look- $5.98 to $14.98 WE'RE OPEN THURSDAY NIGHTS "Til. 9 — DROP IK AND SEE WHAT'S NEW FOB YOU: Cask • Charge • La,ma, • B" _ ' ' ' ' - ' fWtkm 2. !*««• * Ilnrilwrh I:College Slates Foreign Movie Speech Department Maps 'Series in Fnirehilrl Theater Extensive Debate Program jl- i A series of f»>rejim movies is both American and imported j pi osctfiod Tlieater, each term'in Kmirchild*, movies. The best of English, ■ f1 ■, ! French, CJermnn'and Italian".film® The Department of Speech. j These films, whljrh are a re- arc shown rim ing the sehooi ^ear. Dramatics, and Radio Education. ■:'Rul.it- part of the 'college enter- - Some films which prove 'fspe* Is planning atrextensive forensic* program for the !P52-!tS year. jtnlnmont- piogrmu, aHwcf both j daily popular ore repented III j students and Fast Laming feat- eon'smitive years. Sehed ttlflk of Hugo David, director of foren¬ sic*, Is working In cooperation j dents, | tin movies will he posted at tbrtmrnl **\ lllandux cJJ< i»f Speerh. Ilr,im*tlev Jiwi Ridm iheo in ia freshmen the climes have ling vviii adjust Id ml?) the.**.- Ust Idurdinii will rhwK* rrprr- • SITlttRTUUERR • life > Thomas Goodrich, as- J Metnbci WELCOME CLASS OF '56 for Study Limps Sportswear Text Books Fountain Pens __ W riting Materials Art Materials Engineering and ♦- * Stationery * • —. Science Equipment Pennants & Blankets SOUVENIR PLATES. ASH TRAYS VISIT THE BEAUTIFUL (HON ION STORE IN THE A UNION Department of Miehigan State College BUILDING Established to Serve You (September 8.1 U Advcntnrc Swiw TningforiiOn Lecture Concert - n Activity Books to Passports 29—Th a ye r So tile,, Jan. fu-Murl tvustng, "En- .Inn. 17—Karl Mn flow ski. "Earthquake Lake." •tan. 24—Dick Bird. "Brltiah Guiana." ' .tan. .31—Dana and Ginger t.aiuh. •'Maya Vagabonds." Feb. 14—Col. John Craig. "Treasure Hunt In bean Sea Area." the Feb. 2*—Cleveland Grant. "Big Carrth Extra 8hai The leeturers will tell of travels Game and Birds." Dot Regn| ' by Jeep. Yankee Clipper, blrycle. Mai 9—Berry- Brooks, "Atri- glades buggy, airboat and foot through the United States, South Amertea. Tahiti and other Pacific islands. Europe, the Mrditerran- ' Mar. 14—Dr. Alfred Schedule : Bailey. "The land Down Under". Mai. 21—Thayer Soule. "The Congo."" ! Mar. 27—C. J Albreeht, "Ala- o April 4—Herbert Knapp, "Me- Biiterranean Isles." April 18—James F.rwin. "Cana¬ dian Playground." May 2—Julian Gromer. "Col¬ umbia River Adventure." I eerts and draman May 2.1—T h c . Rasmussens. Hind seven lectures. "Aretir Holiday " Counseling Center Aids The RIGHT MSC ranijms styles are at Shepards! Adjustment Headlining thr i will be several >' School Year St*t*w * «nl •«» know what whom ihft'rr philharmonic orcV wearing on rampu-? Thru, I ige* l»> 350 Weekly vocal soloists an O; ami ilrop in Hi Shrpanl'« . . , whrrr MM', footwear fa»hion> i dent# UJ*e the Cotin.-tdinp will appear. begin. Make the guyv'n-pal*' favoritr foot*rar whop your renter facilities rverv week |dtirinj: the school year. center, which operates WarhMammib i llSC Stn firwt wlop! ' » m conjunct ion with Basic i College, attempts to make student ! adjustment to' college life easier. Through interview* and testing it In I llio for gives help in choosing education¬ Man i GUYS! s-vocational fields, solving ♦personal an.d social problems and mr eorreeting and improving study habits. TV auff turlVen IS « «r» and la* 9*' «V »4mintaler i •f IV (MNMelii Pant t. Heeaael. Students who enroll at Mich- • igan State College with no pre- f ferrnce for a major field of study j are assigned to a counselor as an j except MSC Provides and Arts in majors by students in ■ |%« m 1 Basic College are handled by the i I'lUCC 111**111 1 Or Jolt Seekers Part I utir w ork to Students further help In addition to the regular | bureau ' MSC. asmaintain a ser programs. Dur- dents, equipped ing the past four summers a contacts .for jobs series of counseling clinics have \ campus while yo soprano. been conducted by the center for | The bureau is Jan. 20— .Naih,r. students entering MSC for the divisions, the teacher placement', ItiSriiine fall term. business and industrial Feb. 24u-Gcr.t» piace- cheslra with A continuous program of re- I ment, and part Urrie placement search »s earned on by tV cm- j services. Mar. 18—b' , a. Arthur t''" ter. H is designed to study the hundred, and fifty rom- efteetivenev- of the counseling j cooperate with the bureau Lecture- vni program and techniques used. m providing jobs for graduating ;r jir lege Locale don south campus ..ill Building he moved when ... in if,t basic Col- * f*"'0" Scn'ors a™ «>**« «rd» remodeling-i*' "ul "*»"-»«>« them with ^ burPau -*n completed. | attend """views with personnel Dec 8 | men from these companies. White. Life pi —— \ Through this method, many stu- Jan. 13-Nt on. Republics i>poub PlaU8-— president May 19 -O . ltrop in for sour MSC foot hall nrhedule pencil! Party Sept. 26 ;sSI'SSw May 25 stage and sere Date to t« The Upper Peninsula Club will James ConanV welcome all old and new students } thr- list. vard Univrrv' from the UP at a party in thr The annual Career Carnival u Forestry Cabin oh south campus sponsored by the placement bur. Friday. Sept. 26. at 6 pm. can last year, representatives from .seventy companies attended Refreshments, dancing, and a general get-together are sched¬ | the carnival and talked with uled. j thousands of students. The Career Carnival this year The. UP Club has members from all Upper Peninsula coun¬ jis slated for Nov. 19-21. ft has concert. ties. officers chosen ipr ; received nationwide publi Oct. 27 - &«♦; ; and many colleges are planning 1952." including s".l j similar events patterned after Nat "King " I President. Margaret Smith. ' ; MSC beginnings. , Vaughan. tor. Iron "county, vicc-prcsidcnt. The 1 placement bureau was Oct. 3t —i •; , Bill Markham. junior. Gogebic brought to MSC by Tom King, 'with Charles — - f icounty; secretary. Harold Erick- now Dean of Students. Dean Buyer. Agnes %■ ' ■!' [son, junior. Houghton County; and King centralized the bureau, in¬ jCedric Hard---' j treasurer. Bill Norwood. sopho- corporating placement under one i Dec. 4- -'or.' more. Alger county. i 1 office (with Tyrone r »'■ Club sponsors are Amo Bcs- Michigan stale has the only Massey,' Judit* *■ 'sonc. State hockcv coach and i centralized placement bureau in : Chorus. ; Putnam Robbins of the Forestry the Big Ten and visiting peraon- i nel men pr«i»e it highly Mttcmlwr M#S8 THE MlfHKiANjTjTR XEirs Section 2. / 7iion Building,Hubof Campus In formality Keynotes Men's Activity. Run by Student Board Clothes Styling on Campus ___Tho student Union Board act* Pinn pong tourney*. Entries will to ttntlnnd for the day, 1 tear in shape and watt till worn, with flannel, rnvrrt, anil the. host and the a* housekeeper hr taken In the Union activities ; Publicity .for nil the Board's- ffet to state Is-iorc niakinii •eahardine In the majority. Solid of the. Union BuiMing. the office en the first floor of Ihe event* 1* m the hands of the hie. living purrhsses- — eolors are well liked, as they go room of the college ' I? j< a ?er- Union, The tone* and date* will* publicity .committee. The 2S or fnottwll weather It's » bi««I well, w ith a pallelned. j.iekfl or vioc organis-Mlon with a hoard he announced latin- In the State!I'member group make* poster-; pf entruity ' hjpa to jhiitide a heavy stadium »•«•! swiatter. Ymi ran t |fo wvpmr director* of 13 person* and about -Kews. afut helps sthdent* know, what he pr.wl- , (n plans Ajiwlk of r'uh- I'n hide a pair of grey llenm l The muste committee presents the Union Board is doing for . hrrivy iiverslMJi?.* will help , various programs on the third'them. of oirr-iudionnl myths We ctwrish i you navigate the campus during ' Spigts coats range frrriVdfte floor of "the building in the Music The personnel committer 00- inih'lr breasted cardigan t» tht» Room Both popular and elnssicnl forth hi tes the hoard tnembors. unied she land. More sports lege -iu- A wind proof jacket is also a i program* are on the schedule for ; keeping a record of Ihe number if thought | go,nl thing to have, together with .at* will he m evidenee thto fall fall and winter ' -of hours put in by each person "so They ate tit isvVeater* nre 'stltj prcttv* rfjueh Showing movie* of the nvvay ? thAT iuThWean be given out of vat Ives .it heart und thouv.h they jw»me plafd wooj shirt*. ft gets * football game*. bridge lessons. n„. :,ward bamjuet each sptmg J pretty cold and damp during the 10 fa-mite f make {i eub-of. rutium •! it .1*1 fall and winter month* nroumt ft * « dannnc m«1iuet»on*. community Smokers are held the la<1 of IVFES' Of and On Mm** smg* and informnlii*. f State AM. sWf VIIRS planning . January and the first of February the Spartan campus tips tall [ ^ jl . it- Horn with "V" necks heading .-.'l-btard t«rtio« an* the J.'hj on th.u the M mmnhrra mnv list, Colors ,,, ie . range from Ught ihr siwsi.il rveni, i-onimillif ,„oo,Ih.m t..r tho t.il- hatcs fm alt the events will hv'inwmi; \.Ml lYtttmns for mom- sontnmrvrf 10 flic Stats Nrw«. Iwi-hip will lie on hnn.l In llir Esrh ,pr,-« ihr rommlttrr also Ailivili.w Office. of iho l.'innu ami eont is popul.i plan, an online to thr Itnllani'l' ran Is- flllwl out IMIX'T flt'Y Bil l any Itmr riUion: Tnhp Festival a bus l« whotulert ,.pi t.,■■■ t.u ihr noli .>mnkris which lakes group of students a J wintci icim'i. ie latest faitf ,in \ Union Plans Iteaan at MAC "•Both'".-.'the Union lUui.hnff and Al*ui! ic Union. Board are Michigan tale ""traditions, starting bark hen MSU was MAC time tbr nwTtetf . ij S|M.'iiil Holds S i-w<); lt> I'wtt Mi,»ii/intQ* jjj MtrhuMU State fnllrltr 4jjo. State his' plenty of Sh Students Kloek « I'nioii Building Y our First College Tex or ; Many Purposes week at i.n is MSC no one the swuler in th«- grill" i.g fannligt needs tin III! 'intate'i yf, much colleijo (iljuiiiiliit t>4k-owl .Ttei. ;.i heard Maflenttiiselle's . J I! tni lunehes each • • • .'oidril 1lttr*ctioll. ■" I nioti rorlals i' Admit IIUWO (COLLEGE; I' --r Pvrsons Daily ISSUE HI lien- is i*lud> and The creates! numhef ul per Wins then headed •Ito.hl Itir a le\t In *ludjij the ittll.' More than SC. I"» pie were whed there duioit a f l! ! sinile day. Also alone the lu.«l uell. Yon Hill learn to diU'ert tiali- Im-Ihi-cii rlotliing and fa-Ik i Sketched: The Cover Girl sweater and ekirt in ion df —- . \ on II learn to iuhkl lo ,sau-i!o-inor worsted jersey and grainy c grille vonr Wanlrolie between -| tli^ Carillon Itot h -• : ' 1 • s i Vial. SHOP C IIAKOK ACCOtNT • ' « Hit power ity of Vi< r..ga- Co.vrr-. umput that K»n>. We're lliMilipi.irirr« fur K.i-lii<>n- A map of the Prinvvior f>Tsonal innruc- Wenoril Wc si " JN Uraion Board ih- Mor.eur. nav yeneauieu Y»ii See in Uailciiioi.cllc • » b^lp-you'fall term bt.»nP*' , will be presented at 8 «.« Ami we'll lie untiling Uadeinoiscllc compiled ft list j 5 pjn Sunday afterno'-r LANSING - EAST LANSING ■°* pvr^oru who ) evening concerts wih.be g,v In your ilormilnr) | ( liargr Arruunt l.lmit various-inter- 5 " w 'I1' W.d talent Cheap stu J / .,« -.r ♦. r..j" Fir»l iu Kasliion Siller 1917 each inoiilh. J i'arenlV Stguaturr also avaiU i wble in 18^6 by the Bes | proces*. THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Hnrfay, Rcr^vJ Marching Batul Sl,( ning session oj Student Student Tax Levy Khaki, Dam To Begin Fall Term Congress Planned for Oct. 1 The All-College Student (iovernment ,of Michigan Slate will liegin: the first year of paying its own expenses, with a Several Projects Listed student tax, this fall. ixefutive And again this year, the eamptis political observers are watrhing rlosely to ' For Fall Consideration see Kb Cog£ of The Student <'ongress will' open its full session Wednesday of the first week of elasses, (Vt. t. Machinery Student law-makers are planning legislation lit many fields of campus life. Included among the projects are Ihr author- hliuMvr IVopr.im ising of gov«wnment spending. Kradv for Action planning s|s-cial events, pre- Cflmi)|m ("|if>kl paring a government hanil- I 1 * Machinery honk, and setting up the ma intensive program of. a Congress ncwslrt- Rnvcmmwit Mii'hiwn | late has known is being planned slimmer by Bob Bolo. stu- I government president. Wilh funds to be imrpbed by a student tax approved by ISC students last year, and a e constitution passed student jtoverm its first year under I leteJV revised' system ijire and finance. t I I it m hgTen Doormat' Tag 15-Game Winning Streak Meets eeks Another Owner , „ ^ „ , . Conference- Fovs Fail to 1952 SfHirhms Millwest's Awe State IVnin* r.»ni|M li> in Top Teams All llllt llllllllllll -~'4/VGt4/AV/b'" On Sehedule i Stntp Will chirr hf lily Ten compel i- 'rtr it* nftc'r having--(irmly themselves MICHIGAN STATES SPARTANS t.rhliliT* l.vr t hird Struiglil Ovrr ll-M »s a Ip.im- Wtth hope* of cxlcuriiny I heir doornial of the c«»hf err Iter. («p»ir»U irrak IR straight a»nc», 'he MicWiwn Stair- foot* The Spat i.'hijj will again engage all tram will tannic with Mich- ill iilt spoils rxrrpt football: tn fan's Wolverines at Ann Arhor . ,»♦ l!V in '»,»• ..»-»«*.« :.f»^lh(»1| (#n«r of the war for troth dub*. A!?-!•» Ir ted on this year's late , defensive raptain. and. Following came, which office Intraiiiiiral World's Finest Coaches Sports Grow Willi Stair Train Spartan Winners From Ralph Young rr«»<*r;iMi l\p.in«l r.irlif iii.ttioii | p Direr I or of ;h. purpnw of itio Michigan Statu I»i-.|>«rt- ' I'htMeal Kducatinn, lli'alth anil Kccmitinn for *i 'vomr all incoming freshmen anil, I" give ^hem information which would make theni mure • with thr o|ii-ration of the CJiyxical Kdiicalnm •out and especially to acpraint themselves with the - • .tcnison (.ymnaKhim and l-'ieldhtiiise Aeeprd- •• News latter recently sent out !»>• I'leMdent M-ligan State College.is expecting in w freshmen Marling the l'tr-t quarter in September. the Department of Phy-ienl Kd- neat ion. Health and Ueerea lion tor Mm annually edit- u llandliook wliuh will act aa a guide t" all "I tin -■ in coming frcahmeii and will gi\c them all the infornia- tion they need to refer t" in acftuninting thrniseUe- with some of khe facta and tigur' • in our program Aa an. illuMration, in the 19M-52 enrrent year we had approximately I'.htioo men participating in .ill of our program including aerw.ee courses. professional onus¬ es. mayors in Physical Kdu- M* n. intramural program, and freshmen and •• as When you attend ymir lir-t serwee . la - -•ate College this fall you will lie gum .-in lt«»>k». In case you do not find the inl SUCTION » - SPORTS «e urge you to call ii|s.n o- here at 1 ■ nd members of our athletic staff and pi ••'ff will I*. more than happy l» guide ' FRESHMAN ISSUE gnc you the information which y MoimI.IX. September 1». IR52 see WINMM, STIU..XK. hie t Former Vrkan*aM Lager* Limited to Loach Appointed Lour l ilts. < lulsitlr Yoilll" A**i*tant Word Breaking Year Goes Into Books Conference Flav " '•.mins event Wl" 'reo-icrd a total of 85 v I penalties. I row, Touchdow n- by Spart^m. had thHr t»ar»-ia on the Don McAuhffe ball, ft WM the worst .left ♦ • f IBolden and Vmre Pl.-aiVi Icrcd bv the Irish nmf 194* ..t I Basketball Ctolliall 1 I Spartans to victory In a tame with a 'story h..df powei tan> I.mns a. MSC climbed. to find plate in the The Spartan* w»n- their »nc "crowd was nationwide polls. i vcr banketball v ; when thev Uuodj 'finish, the Spart.n- .ueprrt om» ™ MSC rolled over 1 Another close one followed the See Dev. , Stale in the clown* nunute. u( well plcaae St'CCfcSSFLL, Case i w tatei n Winning Streak SEARLE'S SPF.CIAI.IZ1X; IN THE FINEST RECORDINGS * PDfDLAII it + JAZZ It Seems to Me iu mi l. nKAi nm «Ulr \>ws nwmmer »HH. Mite. PI.US a Cnmplrtr That the students who will enter Michiinti • will soon have a hijr jol. to perform. In h t. I iiif of l'liiinn|!r.i|ili« ho up to ihem to take over on the (triditt-. courts, the ha«ehal! diamond and oil the «l- •• ■ Vou will have a hie jol> to perform. replm v • SEARLE'S RECORD SHOP that loft MSC l«»t year and will leave in thi -v Already the «lar> wr rheered for thr |m-i I.IVOX THEATER Ill.OCh year- arr cnr. Xn lonirer will Itoll Carri I* K\ST EANSINt., MICH. standing athlrtr on campus. An onl«landin. hashethall and track star, he was the m.~: i athlete MSC r*cr had. Rili Rower will n.' lonper briny the the pl.' to ••• thr Olti College iwsrliall diar Ah thr yreat A: i-American football pl..i.'- FROSH Cam. IVm Coleman. and Al Ihimw have let: HI , . row y.ars, in" ihrrr will In- new ones to replace then it will. lie up t» toil, this year's f '-' thr tnutilion. N ioiiRri will thr Krpfonts. Walter.- Welcome to Lansing and M. S. C. show what makes a championship track ti io '. Hushes and Panilis will Iw pone from thi • , Ulfcteams; the flowers'. Means'..Carlsons. , iohtrer win lmsketlu.il games fir MSC; th. ' > am; Howards will have left fwt the niui We know thai Michigan State College will mean trams. lai-t year's graduates have created a hie br State team-, hut there is material to replace t there must continue to he the replacements i as much to von as • it has to us ... f ' ^ the traps treated hy graduation In onhr for the Michigan Slate athlete ■ to show the dominance they have displaced necessary to have the material to ' It's a friendly College in a friendly town . . . . .ll.ttdil.he-up.fo you, this year's dea rf pride rr the colleire and continue t is really, on. of th> lest college* in the count '■> • Uarr.s arr among the top- in'the nation. Come visit us in our friendly store . . . Four Huge Floors ... of Hardwares ... Every¬ FRESHMEN thing from Appliances to Toy Zoos ...We can serve your needs in Gifts .. ..Sporting Goods.... Gym and Athletic Clothing... Radios .. .House¬ wares . . . Toys . . . Lamps . . . Furniture . .. Appliances and Prizes . . . Featuring only the Campus Drug Aarots froai best in Nationullv Advertised • * Brands . . . Btrfctf .gp", For Economy Stop in and see lis when you are in Down Town Lansing... Yon can't miss our Big 4 Story Brick Building on the corner of W ashington and Ionia. + Drag HmJs Again We Say .. .Welcome to Lansing Charge Account* Budget Account* Nif BY ... Wa bt am to Lansing's Largest Hardwares Department Store Carry First ChoirrTif Rams Pros Sign 11 Griddcrs From 1951 SquatSelected I «i>t liecause of a broken leg, and i season, the most success- i i>' fo« MSC teams in 10 years, is tv able to play for the Spurt -edited In the^main to the next fall. lf m Western Con-: per-J A somewhat similar case >rmAnlry Ciiliill. I .nmr unit llli'i'l your Ml friiuil*. Greetings Freshmen Saaiay 2 p.m. • 10 p.m. Spatial Staiaat Rala 60a Par Hoar Afteraaaas - 2 - 4:45 Eviaiags - 6 • 10:30 Briag yoar ova skates or raal a pair. MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE Htmli/itmin » fur nil i iillim- mm! 30c Per Use S|inrlKMT< Other faiiiuuH iiauir hriimh selceleil Fri. ft Sal. 'HI iteaight fnr your approval THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS jVptemher KlW Crow Sat., Feb 28 University of Wisconsin Minneapolis. Minn. Boxing Connlry Swimming A Univ. of Minnesota , Oet. 11 Wisconsin Home Sat., ,Jan. 10 Bowling Green State U. Homo (Triangulnr- Sat, Jan. 17 Minnesota, ' ■ Horn, , Oet 18 Open ' Sat, Jan. 17 Indiana University Home Thurs™ Fri.. Hi? Ton Championship* town City. Iowa Sat, Jan. 24 U.S. Military- Academy Mrs- | , Oct » Pcnn State Home (Triangular thin! team to ho scheduled) Sat. Mar. 5, Sat.. Feb. 7 .Pennsylvania State Col. Homo , Nw. 1 Notre Demo Sooth Bend, Inri. Fri™ Jan. 23 Northwestern University Kvanston, HI. *47 Sat., Feb. 28 Minnesota Minnesota 'Mihnct Minneapolis ■ Mtr. 8 Open . Sat., Jan. 81 Ohio State University ' Columbus, O. Thur*.. Fri_ NCAA Championship* Site to be Sat., Mar. 28 Wisconsin Wisconsin Home Home No*-. 14 Big Ten Championship* Chicago,. 111. Mon., Frb. 2 University of Illinois Homo Sat., Mar. SC. determined Sat,, Apr. 4 Quant ico Murine* Qunntico Marino* IJoniv Home „N«v. 17 1CAAAA Champion- Van Courtland Sat., Fob. 7 Purdue University 27 A 28 Thur*.. Fri., National Collegiate Idaho Lafayette, Ind. ahips Park. N. Y. Citv Sat.. Feb. 14-. University of Michigan Homo Sat™ Apr. !», Athletic Association Association Pocst* ™ Nov, 24 National Collegiate Homo Sat. Feb. 21 Iowa State College. Home trt. 11 Championships Championships Mon.. Fob; 23 University of Minnesota.'Homo (avmnatiticK To be decided Ft. Custer Home C.onrsga 1M2 , aw v sasiTV. r««r t Sat., Hoc. 13 Midwestern Open Meet ■ Chicago. 111. 1083 Sat.. . Jan. in 10 Wisconsin Home CLOTHES llloomingtor Ind. Sat... Jan. 17 Indiana llloomington, Sat.. . Jan. 24 Ohio State Columbus ( Iowa , Jan. 30 Penn State Home . Feb. 7 Minnesota Minneapolis. Minn, For FAIR and FRIENDLY SERVICE I Fri.', Feb. 13 Illinois ! Sat.. Feb. 28" Michigan j Fri.. Mar. 6 Michigan A.A.U. — Rom rm Iter 8— : Sat.: Mar. 7 Western Conference. jSat™ .Mar. 27 Syracuse Ali date* tentative-. COLLEGE CLEANERS .301 ABBOTT ROAD Welcome for erery*i*ort ,'Jlli Grand Hirer Freshmen tan^Sercoorfs - SEE US FOR COMPLETE Welcome to State BANKING SERVICE Class of '56 ... Bank of Lansing MFMBEIl — FitKLT. anil Welcome MEMBER — FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM your Spartan SfHtrts Hoatlquarlors Here's aa iaritatien (or all new sporTm' Sftnu* to make Yan> jeur sports head- quarters . . . ton. pine For all pone your sports needs bails To Iram'nniforwis Welcome Freshmen H. Kositciifa * -Bull the answer is > anltersoortV. eonrementK EAST LANSING'S ONLY KX\\ OFFERS YOU • VARSITY TOWN • KUPPENHEIMEK • EAGLE • G.G.G. • MICHAEL STERN "all the freat mime* in tports TOP ENTERTAINMENT • KNOX II ITS Michigan State Blanket . . • DISNEY HATS • MANHATTAN Mill * * Wilson EVERY NIGHT ... n true it Spalding mum inrettmrnt for ★ Railing* Sports ww >1 tartan frethmen . if Mari,rc)!«r (Mpperciaffmen. too J ^ tonvene *ear« aud *car» it Brunswick • SLACKS of spdrtin color at lo*», low price it RUIdell • SPORT JACKET8 Lit Noit • SPORT COATS /& w /,it Wright & McGill • SIHiRT HATS if Shakespeare • SWEATERS it South Bend • STORM COATS if Hcddon • OUTER COATS Remington • SPORT HOSE inchester • RAIN COATS T' For Yo«r if Savage • SPORT VESTS it Ithaca v'"l Other Flow # Official pro supplie* • MS; T-hirts and sweat shirt• if Pendleton H. Kositchek & Bk<> it Buck Skeind#*1 . YANDERYOORT'S. it Woolrich jVptw^r I. IMS Mousing (CflWwwrt flwn Cot. 3» \M+ *■a* rwfe «m II*# bads of mi'« !,<« CorWuhlfv *.itrt Fox Hole P.X CITY BLOCK BARGAIN BASEMENT DEPARTMENT STORE Enter by Slate Theater EVERYBODY WEARS 'EM .BECAUSE T1IHY WEAR! Mill s S.VW RENT laities 8 1.10 iioi-- s.i.io a typewriter and koep t-p College Rules —Cigarettes 1.85 carton 2 pahs 37e arlan Housing Mtist- Welcome to Your —Men's Jackets, Shots, Sox, Casual Waar, Reecive Okay Sports llouwrhnlth-r fliv«-n First Year at State All Cut Rate PortefcVi All Ri-*|inu»il>iliiv May you final your slaV al Slat,- luilli Standard OHltt Motions* —ladies' Jeans, Bobby Sox, Anklets, Blousos, Lovis, ate. |>l,.i-iir.il,l< ami valualilr. We liav,- almoa Wida Comoro Machine* ' , mjttiriin? thai bt-i-n |)li'u«ii- |iri-*rri|itiou counter or rnjoy our fouiiliiiii sort irr or ju«t ilrop in lo -ay lit-lln. «f SMALL'S back lo Campus lime... Probst Drug Store Hi W. f.raml River Tel. 8-.H.1H >;•* Michigan : %*•««,» v. :■••• r, track coach. ? Al' fnr*iv.« en tor for 40jdent .,re t. , 1 ' llrrr U m*IiooI mul college rumpii* ! among hu»!im> !.i ■ ». - • « (Kinctuif of- the} thcii - in ' PANTS- SWEATERS ■ JACKETS >*»«h » ilia-Urn il.-j-iw ill comfort, : • The opening of fVl t» fit ami -lylr- ... a now ti|i|irn:ii'li lo and Michigan ! see an estimated ,H00 Here they arc in the new rnllegiate styles al popular football for i take up icMdence »k lor our •jimmI lu-lr. You'll ft-i-l al home _ • I he men> re^idemr t.ae -T»„ la-a- store* (one in lain-ini: and one in East Michigan numalrJ lhal about U ami look your erican tackle- «ouM be Using m d« Eansiogl. Sharp styles and ai*>d nualityr-irt-low lu--l ill lli,-s«- l.ilr-1 < r first string banting this fall prices is our molto. i selection* front :u.ityi five About 40 per rei ' * tl McGregor . . . llu- *••«•# guard* dent> mil be fresh e o» • . students.' U« - ' sportswear with a rollege nlucalioii. Michigan Women's ■ ; 'w» * 1052-1053 an est.- . • . - c- • Fenc- Elir. .iv ■; • • f- «:• m Viva Visa Versa. Wt-ar it soliil siili- mil out- -lay. rcvi-ruc- to chili t-ht-t-k tin- m-\l, I*>.«>.». Maicli it check for check with llu- Husltuhlc Viva S|iurl Shirt, 11.95. II <■ irrfruiMe you lo \ISC anil invite you lo visit our store. Ilrousc around ami loolt at the many other uvu:' items in sfmrtsueur ami every occasion ueor styled,for son by America's foremost oft/mre! makers. For Yonr Football Games I'nl t>t|„,r flower* for Every Orrasion Hi S. Wishinetsn — Unini SMALL'S ©ids Flower Shop 313 E, Grind *iv,r — List Liruini 211 Soulli Washington Avenue SWATS RltfR - Frefthmen Gel Deferred Until Two UnitI Fotm • ' Welcome to M. S. C. Next Summer MSC Military ffMir I'ftrllrihaL The nilMtarv program nt Mlehlgnn Stalii I'ollcjrd turn- lit I9,i2 'l'fi,;i,, alata of Ihe Air Reserve Training F«tT* ami the Reeerve Orfleera Training I'nrpa, Imth ot whjejt Wlifff f««y ftf ailvnneed rmirees In Ihe Senior I'lvlalnn, ROTi.. it" e.tn- ftstflmfl )*fjfj,„i ,,r aeptr tar Mf*n* Albfttni . i ad»a need — tli#» Mid erf S|Htt' H.' Registrar, nil •ygeC'; physically "» fit trs£T»- „ elective. It if- .... five twill. a week and urt- are reunited '>> the rollege to Ilanre lielween Ihe firs! end enrol! In the liaale iniitw Tht. Mid vent nt the wmrae at a SilW fyfHitt.fi InMfi tf a Undent mnn course reunite" tluee houra a mier ramp id g week.' dura- Wfyfl* Dtittivv enttege 1.4 '(a t' week. I All rtildenla completing: ltd. IMllH In Mte The aimt unit offer" etght advanred inttrae aie ellaltde for In the paat. tests were glren hranrhea of training, genetallv r «mmd.aton In the Officer.' Pc- j 'lis III a enttege Undent* lit the aelee. dependent nn the student's liark- „,ve r*np., and ttm«e who ale SltO^mqlVfT Ite aerVlee tmard gnd II gtmtffd rtfid TMy at* Ittfuntty* rrM»f *<*. trtlgiielrd n« dlrtlngidahed mill' tpinr»*tttiaMf# i.rS student* are rllgltde for a i f'epler fill- Spoil. H»fi»*. RlntTttl ctfrp*. fli»M ardMrrt, nNntitlMion In Mm tegular army miM-nlrvmft 'iitUtfrtv. ir regular air fntre,' hi. graft Uatrn. Nn nHtl mllMnty |wtlc«». ArHvltlea at M.N.F. The following Undent, ale e. menl *1 anr thene I Itvr plr nffmtt fntir r»p- ■wipled from the entile Ita.lr glren In the fall ha. t tl«m«. IriiHftlHi r»rrr«»Mi«. .'niirw. alien", "hnrl enured slit- iPvlmlrnt \wtk, mlmlHl- denl., I twee found physically un¬ MM m nut' llllttlli "TIip Tun Shop" Student Project Help* fit to llie College Health Pel tire phvUelao. Ilmre who at the time ,.f fh.i regl.iration have reached Mtt I.WMMI thrlr twenty-third hhlhd.y. Ihone In Of* IRM shi Hlitifl I <<*111*11 About Trees who have had one rear'. "ei^I.e In •#«. rmnlMr All An Tit* MWImb ftmrs ffsr ffvcl v Hf»Mr»MR Low ( lost — Giuiriinlml If V l«fflH|«f|iv rhant ia« mm n ■ itnrc Trans poriation S[Htt'Utii S/Htrlistirs See Them! Ride Theml Toot In,ll ttymnaatii*. nt m •». rv«*l They're New! Jul Arrived el Sears! tint dour Track Touring Ti'ttnl" mi! Sliili* I*mIm Tlirrf The Great Allstate Swimming Hokltig W rc.l ling |la«kr!lm|l ™'JOn Ml I I\4'./\/\ IViihi Thhfv placet, fmm I" Mid llig TVn 3 H.P. Motor Scooter Itn.plinll h29 I Wfa'ern rollrge. .lid .mlver.|lle. t.'olf Mill I J' e^ "»"lr.l m Ihr AUUlU ha«r Indoor Trn. l. Ride It for Knit! . . . Hiilr ll In Work! •fro*, foultln .'•'HI rni t h.mphm.hip Ihl. "prlog. Hftll I Ihr lleld with four eelerthm.. lot 'lew lie Ho. key . . . It* Kn-t! l |t tn lOM IMI.! I l.,we.l .II I hi Mhhlamt f'hlo Mali Mhhlg.o Klnlr Willi line. r«.h t'larlng twm men earh wen I |t In 7.i Mill'* IVr f.nThm! j : NotfHwMlmi. MAuommMh. ItMrv - f tUm* x.-.f Ohio T'tifV^Thii" limit « ilh I I t.lr t t'llindri Fngine' i ruttirH rtvw' Welcome Spartan Frosh I >r I In nt fur Inn I'rlif tlml l.ilii'iiiil f'ack.-tge Iti'liirri . . . I ittnittlliritl lrnn«- |tiiiii«limt In Sclttinl.' In *t'ii. and ation Tri|i*l «. Tnginerred fur service— pie vision huttt fur performaoee. Lot's jrot InOtor acc|uainto(t una tffta. The I- evele. -t cylinder engine I* spcctsllv designed for mwl ■ Amr have iiiaiIc.p wise rlmicc in selecting ei> una itnlnth easily with AliehigNit State (.iillege as the |»laee vim wish handle gup Ihrwltle. Strong Rubber Tncine Mounts ritmt fori ana spring assent In s|irit)l these in«|M»rp smoothie with Molnrrtrlr (nntrnls! I hiakr. See it tndav t Streamlined Taaaa eo. Wimiaiilitlrr EAST LANSING STATE BANK 107 South Washington A«' Stnre Hours: 9 A.M. In Ss.AO I'.M. Mm her of I lie Federal Hepfmil Insurancg Vnrporttion (Just south at Michigan > Kxcejvt Motiilit*. 12 >oon In 1 P.M. Satisfaction Guaranlovti I*hnne «»72v21 - TOO K. Michigan Ave. Travelwarr (lifts Campus Pkkss, Inc. 220 M.A.C. AVENW£-—— — Printers for M. S. ( , Sri vents Since 1919 Michigan Stale News Spartan Uiiginec Spartan Magazine M.S.C. Velerinaria the mlcmoajr 8tatk news "Successful Year Written Into Spartan Record Bool I from Hate 11 • j Henaon jarnr _the oolalandint | S^mmillO I (anllimlira firadnation. the mM ahoukt t* and oner h* Notre Pan*, Wiacvm- compiled a Il-Mtrrrrtln lOIIIIMNM1! _ ^ !h«! riH-v mrn «n l\wh K.rt M • >•» * tt* ^ w«H «n j twm. 1 . tm«Jy Improved thia m am and Illinois «... .vmrrttt** Ten .„o4 ^ * f«r « fifth ■ "•^ » i C.virh Charl** MeO*ffree , . _ _ has Fencing Tennis jnraspn to bp proud of hi,« swim* jmtuf t**m and it* individual Im Kt llic* Herri, the Spar¬ i failoi to rci> Ooarh Goirce Maktia poodwepd ; member*. Lotting only to Ohio. h e champu [State and Michigan, the Spar¬ tan fettorra placed aroond in it* ■\-cral outatan.(tr.fi taivora thia tan* posted a *-2 *e«*on record. michigan oar * ho ca.r Waif aoccmd place Hie Ten «n>i tioi (or >mwii in tt* ntlKW- The team was led h> Clark Scholea who set a new Olywpte I al match. He •»« named tt* nut Iwa thru moa conaiatant record of 51 1 in ao* | atandtn* cellcitiatc fenoei of the the,thO meter or. the Spartan I Dick Reitr . Tom Helton and Hick heal Ohio Stale. j Thcv lmal Noire name. IVtroit, Roberts the State Indiana. Illinois Wayw. Ohio Wale, Northwratenv Mtetlate ! Oh tea en" Wiaconatn an.l le«a an.t team compiled an ll-t mont. I tort It* nnlv Illinois lo wind up the celf n ehampt the hhtte stern Miehi WELCOME FRESHMEN Stair"* fonlltall Irani h. umlrfratnl l.'i gamr*! Yogler Resigns i Assistant ('oaoh lltrrt' i» a r«»l«l|»lr See HICKS for l*iiiit of "llij: Trn" lilt' Stlltlkl' SltO|l. Ymt Psf iNiiity CfcMitlw sluts links S mm h. SMOKE SHOP (mrr >br|ktnl») us 5 to 1.00 Store Across -from the Union Welcomes The wondering p where Are vou *- lo buy those School Sup¬ plies, Living Necessities and all the things vou need Then Come In! blinker Sr loiitttrrmf nioi, I'urlt and Save At The Friendly Campus 5 to 1.00 103 E. GRAND RIVER You WOiVT Leave Like THIS!