, 'lU^lfjp^ppp vacations m kh. h-amucs i4e»l Mm A. Hamuli ter for rlawicH thin fall. cxtlmaie* Registrar Itotwrt S. Linton. It re- ALso l*l(in iident Hannah lust 14,000. fall'* enrollment figure of liig Agenda Hut the increase Isn't Inviim of ilcomes Students ISra Sluilrnt>: students who are coining to col¬ lege directly front high ssvs Linton. That group, school, which made up most of last year's 4,453 ■ members, will ra- • «i» pira-ant ..piM.rtunitjr *»ch ye»r to apeak for mum* hunl. the faculty, the Mudrntk, and the Xahiiran Slate College in extrndiiiK greeting* to "•are entering here an atudenta for the flrat time, |. par the nelconte ia even warmer than uaual be- rlaw eateea when thia nnlreraity la on the threo- i af Its most eventful year*. Vbrr months r'. hence, aill he Imsily engaged in celebrating the 100th [ Michigan State: the progrnm begina on Febru- continue* throughout the year. A higher also expected to raise the total r loathful enthwilanm. Menltam. and optimum i% enrollment figure. College officials l the coaling college tear awe of the nasi mean- expect to have about 1.800 vetx on he real art -hag history W Michigan State. We campus this fall, about three times . i to part legate Iran the atari in the figure of a year ago. Last making thia I sorresefol in every seoar of the word. Althaach MM 'a enrolment la ill find, however, that Michigan Slate looks rfuture than to the pant; the Centennial theme I that f.ruanl look in these words lining ... to be of Lincoln: "It dedicated here to the unfinished Mhis is th.. only appropriate attitude for a uni- i averwhelwlnc factor. si kh made the first great break with educational k Keloro. as FaS-Ttow President. See Page «. rapidly, with Michigan State be- coming one of the nation's 10 f, i it-V. .l has largest universities. e- contiauoualy dedicated itself to • of helping young people prepare to live useful rtniy ln,s in a democratic nociety. of discovering growth immediately following • finding waym to apply knowledge to New Library Heads o. the problems of everyday, living people. ■ he the lienefirtarien ef a great tradition in Going Up Again were sllawsd the prtvlleoe. m totsm «e oU have ramamuhillly for the Restrictions, however, allow % > •' thai tradition aak ef yen only that you diligently to yonr studies, that you rampus-wido student driving >nly from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. Driv- Construction List iculty I artorti temperately in extra-curricular a part ml the total educational pro- Michigan State will have Home of the nation'* finest and most up-to-date library facilities—but you'll have to "11 t« for u« the living ... to within v-i V ' >"u *'"•)» rompirt yaarnchcn aa ladies wait a year to use them. j * dedicated here to the iniahed week. . ." u«. rl hull, an and aTT the campus. copie* of the driving and map# explaining It will take .thai long, probably two central service units and *lx j Presidents of more than 500 j k. 1 "'fer you the resources of a great univer- jtcs and parking area*, will until the fall of 1855, before the dormitories having almost 2.700 I merican colleges and universi- : •s have been invited to attend ?P"1' r Meadily ia prestige—a scholarly facul- liable at registration. now under construction will be, The three completed dorrrs. of Founders* Day program along pkjv ., facilities, a dynamic spirit, and a | ready for use, MSC officials est!- , functional modern architecture, j c , Hally Kaffir hdlir... that ia a treasured tradition. | mate. ' will accommodate about 2.500 men j Here's Chance World War II is the fact that fall i -*• 'irrumstancea, your opportunities for i The library is one of four major this year. Part of Butterfield Hall : enrollment jumped from 5,328 in I— "•snopment ' ■> your own are tremendous. They will lie 1845 to 13.128 in 184*-an enroll - polifv, or j projects now ready for or under {will be used ax an annex to Kei- . High pom! of the day will Fie For You 'Cat** desire, initiative, and determin- ment Jump of almoat 150 per cent Mrme proof that you have one, fore your giadua- Centenniai run vocation which is expected t which provides s 10.000 public liability coverage and *5,000 Iraw 5.000 persons f-»r a feature To Cel Hifi Dale |y offer." < r. hope that you will make the most ot the to MSC The was high enrollment mark at reached in 1848. when property damage coverage. ; you so freely so that it will lie poss- there were 16.243 students on 2. Written permission of the * ulK>n your years on this beautiful "'<■ m • productive, meaningful, useful, and registered owner, if the cur doesn't belong to you. '*>1 at MSC. 1 °° tft* following decline in MSC s the deal offered by liven. general trend 3. If you are under 21. you'll t government s Spartan ration, waa check- also need the written consent of gwili they provide 1.328 age. Spirit Commission which will n increase* began your parents or guardian. Each one of MSC's eight ho,d * "tn* -l flr»l r« You'll Find It.... mils vol Mout U, Also completed as part of the iroject was Brudy Hall, which authorities -» —- ,, rally ball preceding the Iowa game. birthday party dining nails and main- Similar private financing has j a| conditions in the fields of ' - Ctxutructian. >n—and a< Don , . . ulture, engineering, business Kauth, Use * rr"n* bod-T- »tud«n groups, ar it of a directly edu- the Harrison Road group is en- rational nature, like Mackhn Sta- The permits are issued at the an eventual $11 '* < diuin and the Union Building, Campus Police Station on South project. It will consist of | vducation ,nd for,- ^ymood. 1MJ The present third-highest msrk Campus and you'll need your re¬ But Michigan tax receipts are topic 4ir«ted j , was reached in 1M7, when ityol making MSC's new library possi- b) MSC Bone Collcie. r*»X *"• 1 ceipt. Deadline for getting fthe , students enrolled for claaawork. permit ia Oct 15. It's good for a Rxca vat ions for the new S>mpr—i, will .Uo bo held in ' "Tf 'A"h College offlciala describe the the field, of rontinuin* education 3~ and brick structure began lai present annuel increases In MSC's end i-onununicalion wrvice, to I 5?"' ^ dunnc Wek student body es moderate, and es¬ after the state legislature ap make the total of 10. Thil» *»ter timate that the ed it as a $4 million project. ) Spartan, adjourn jumps won't come until * Rhnm« Michigan State . Uld RMto r-n la a...a. a ft.Ua. n and high schools, will be ready for i COKSTBUCTiaX. 5 .8,1M4 Survive The KOLKMI nto 9 Cam>/ You aren't required to follow these Ira- were partial to a famous march dltlnn*. In fnrt, you don't oven have to know that panne* you on the rnni|iun. by a gentleman named Mendel. '■ about them If you don't want to. Needle** to nay, aurh "catastrophic*" ssohn Instead of the tradltlnti- ' al college fight song and alma • "Why should I give a hoot for a hunrh of ran Ih> pretty rough, hut It won't do you a mater. And they didn't care alll.v rualoma that some old fogies drramad bit of gooil to take It out on everyone elro. for the many catlap* pro- up darlna Ihe laxl rentury," you may aay. • That'H JumI on* tradition. There are many Wis • fperial pr oeemlon that ■ "Thin** hare changed and I wanl to keep up the one about MSC* beautiful led down an SUM, to an altar. with the IImm." , To be blunt at tout II, they wove of the on*lakan opinion Bo that arlt may. MSC* tradition* have You don't keep a beautiful rampua by that matrimony wa* *lmply ; nurvlvnd throu*hout the your* despite the more toered then graduation. • the college's tremendous growth. They have t»»"lng gum wrapper* on the ground* or by - lived on liecuUKo atudenta In each succeeding stumping ueroaa the graaa Juat because It Will save you a couple of second*. porunt. • clan* have conaldered them an Integral part ♦ * * The campus I* dotted with tra*h con- t of the "Spirit of MSI'." But thlnae. Ilk* the old gray talrfera for your wrap paper and they mar*. Juet ain't wlhat they used Now you may turn up your none at the IS didn't lay almo*t 40 mile* of campti* able- to be. mention of nplrlt -Junt bocauao It remind* ^ II altar men walk* for nothing. you of an overworked word that wan lined The!, thank Ood will , never a*ain and iiKnln at hlith nrhool pep rulllvn than**. and rlann meeting*. To point out oomethln* you already know, You're going to have lot* of fun follow¬ nplrlt Inn'l oomethln* that ran he pointed out ing mnnv of the tradition*. like Beaumont Tower Marklln Stadium. Kor'lnslance, only girl* who arc kissed ii t or at midnight in the shadow of Beaumont But It doe* exlnt. You'll find that out Tower are considered true coed*. And It'* 1 when you an1 how excited the majority of the ntudent body get* liefore a foothull game or the pride ino*t Mtudent* nhow when traditional that only engaged couple* alt on the stone bench northeast of Beaumont Tower. That bench la lietter known a* "En¬ In short, Spartan coeds wo like to take over the campus— telling about MSC. gagement Itock." as far as top-ranking student positions go, that la. And aa There's another on# about MSC"* busy ruthleaely aa they once ran down only males, Her U eg It* entlndy po**ilile that you may run President John A. Hannah. The door to they have .barged into a fl.sk of campus into atlldent* who will laugh at you when office is always open to admit atudenta and strange positions—Jobs onee regarded you mention "Spartan Spirit" anil will tell any problem* they might carry with them. as automatically having "men you that it'* all a lot of hunk while loudy only" tags. Serenades form a long-cherished cus¬ dragging MSC through the mud. tom. A coed who become* "pinned" or en¬ They're the complalner*—the dlnnatl*- gaged to a fraternity man I* serenaded at fied, diHeontrnted pernon* who probably wouldn't I*' happy anywhere. But you can night outNide her dormitory or sorority hy lad your hint dime that there are darned the fraternity brothers. few of thone kind at MSC. Beautiful coed* have always been Spar¬ tan trademark* and various In fart, you ran atop them dcud In their queen contest* throughout tho year give inly track* with one question: chance* to reign. Although only five beauty_ many .rid during the War II, when the days of only year* "If II'* *uch a had place, why did old, the Homecoming Queen Contest ha* al¬ students . you come to MSC in the find enough to be place?" ready become u tradition. fighting the war, anyway. That'* the (mint. It'* ntill a free country There's the one that threatens those who —to *um up the typical prldo of wear high school letter sweaters with a fly¬ an Amer¬ ican ritiirn. |f you're frum I Jet roll. . ing trip into the Ited Cedar. And the one Grand Raptda, or , But you picked MSC a* your college. that places a new circular Chicago, yn And therefore it'* certainly correct to as- table-top In Old won't have much trouble, bs College Hall each year for seniors to carve reute people ere pretty muc aumr that you had aomu reason for *o It I* hoped, of rourae, that the reason wa* to obtain an education. doing their name on. As spring near*, there's a big "turn- aatlafled with your answer. Students Advised I * * * alsiut" as coed* get their chance to aak men Sure, you can Ignore the many tradit¬ ion* at MSC. (Jo ahead and nenff at your roommate for even mentioning them. But to the Spinster'* furnish "(aids and end*" Spin. They buy the tickets, their date*—the whole works. corsage*, pick By Dean of Students The Office of the Dean of Student* cordially wel¬ take it from here—you're not going to have Spring term Include* the tappings for comes all new students to Michigan State near a* much fun if many campus honorariea. It ha* the numer¬ College. We vou go around trying to ure happy you have chosen punch hole* in tradition*. ous senior activitle* such a* l-antern Michigan State College to Night areas of the state and nation, continue your education. and Swingout. Will find yourself in my shoe*. for instance, there'* the tradition that Those of you who are coming to And on and on. There are many more— •Three Oaks? Where's that" college for the firat MSC i* a "friendly" school. That can be time will have many new very all a purl of that Intangible spirit of MSC. It won't take you long, only experiences. The opportuni¬ I try to make it hard for a couple of daya ties to meet new people—make new Before long, you'll be a part of that after you friends—engage in new activities—and experiences in spirit. Make the most of it. a stock answer to that—e half- communal living are a few of the things dozen words you'll use you will enjoy. tjver and over again to explain the There are a few regulation* with Don't Take fMSC which you will Literally location of your home town. want te become familiar, first, the rule relative to drinking or bringing alcoholic beverage* on the of Michigan Stale property You may havr womlrrvd about tho "collrfe" In If you were at one of College. Thio rulo is of long standing. Michiitan .State College. yielded to the U of M The penalty Is suspension and i counseling clinics this suinn there U no alternative. I In fact, you already may have had to defend you've probably already am sar* yon will want to MSC cooperate In this regulation. , irka by some of your Finally, eaactly i in schools officially called And probably, too, Some of you will need to bec»m* familiar as s with traffic regulations ; all of,you with housing rule*. You will want to learn and olwerve college traditions ami maintain guod future tion -clear!; citizenship. right way IVrhaps MSC ill be able t Many recreational and cultural activities are the prejudice and become •time an official university offered for your pleasure. Take itennial celebration, advantage of what you can with about MSCx the time you have available. fight to officially become month-long •nt Hannah claims, MSC Is a a university last "That battle winter. sense of the word " Pointing Here for the first time mkny of was lost temporarily, at least. you will not be super¬ The State Itoaid of tffermg 125 different curricula vised so far aa the use of your time i* Agriculture, MSC's ruling graduate level—is concerned. I .earn body, Med its request with the more than to prepare for tomorrow's to change the name of Michigan legislature assignment Iwfore today's Michigan State College to pleasure. Work out a study and play program and fol¬ Michigan State University on Jan. 15. Takla* . (Mk *« Uw Man stale* such a* Maybe now you begin to see. low it. For almost a month, the bill Ivsnla where the rrnaay- First you experiment until you was batted around t'*lvvr
,t mr, n p-T- MSC j YOUR HOUSE j Inrmth—% Mm !*>H p-pt- M*yw »nd »i the tell term Taurfit« KM play (lhrr Twenly lr-hm-n MV ap^ar-d l«. tm*r ^ j u.*i« Th-,Ur l«. "Ttw# MaU? Animal" by Jam« j ftwrnril and ! thla r-ar. Chen/met h U.M, If, the thr». j .tflwK (/r fhe MV! Touring »»«' t«UI»g «M I Thurfw and Elliott WTir.r OF SOUNDS term playt, major college rlrema- 1 llnt-rt I r., « Half j tic production., Ttic term play«, , KhcrWan' '•»" "f '» pfewrHM in • |n M„, "" 1 """'"l Har*. jplay, Other prenentMUam will he TW* uro 17 rrdP* f.f AND SONGS A'-nf.tflc' prvloMlnr,, I.ke ' Ann»»,cr vole, My; ! ar.rifNinffrd (^ ^ at t>rama •ar .* tilth*. and I mad of f a* and mor# ampwt w»tk.« at MV |pp .~nc-f "'ftfcifK inter'* Tale." "TmiMr^ 'lv- ». Dir.!,-*" ,,r i J? Alf.r.a In, .' ' hmrn Spar* i4*rd- ; fhrtimt ! together about J75 p*ar#d In th# nine i full length 'f.b*r« perform In .»>. ; if. Vfirt mv: //fit trinket fur tjoi/r turning year State Record Shop from 22SI AIiIm.II Ki.ail ' hanverth U»t »mr«h* tircollegiate Program Howard Sober, |'rc«il»fit Hi Fi Kailiii Iticncr* |{«-|.air eludes Speech Events irtt.erno!Iejflate compet. 1Lion larTt. limit.**! The half hoor -paMan Plat- HOWARD SOIHIt. INC. 2400 W. St. Jiweph M. IV hxihitire Ih-filer Fur l^nmnK t. Mich. II M.I.H.H\FI FIIS fH'tr twh year in ;» ftW' '•■ Trannportern of motor rehirlen, hem y (tuta -.'A*** ' and nat ional oppom Iliiilio, I'liniifiL'r.i|ili-, Tilctiiion commercial and npecial type et/uipment We Still Ilari« heeni** the f t "> >r '" i Our "For Men Only" dfpartinfnl ' lrl*a la ttlmuUU Ih# InUrnt id all stn4nils In In th» Htudli Th»at#f pofw- lM-partm.nl . . . fnrmalra, arrnrdlnf tn I'rHfrifk rnanfpa *I»p»» *a*b l»rm a • fi. Ales*n4er, imtrtNUif In dining h mad# tn u«a new Wonderful feeling FREEMAN ... where CORDOVANS llrrumm-nil-ii I,) l.unran llinm — .VAA MSC f(H)twear ' ,n 'amptr* frmt toggery ► I'oli-h.ft i h.-inut ( ordotan by fashions tiik Poplars FOOD at iU bent begin ... for l-mif litol -martnewi! One mile rant of rampo.i on I'.S. |t> I'hone KM 2-211.1 Frrcman .sttlr-* wjr, I,, zji/jr, FOLLOW THE 1954 SPARTANS '''* IN "ll«.li*|iro»iI .S«»*"' for men .75 to P*f B MACKLIN FIELD STADIUM tv v Famous-name Campus Styles '■" A I for discriminating Guys n' Gals! i-1 * m •i TweaAies De Liso 0«hs Kickeriios Saidler of Bcsloa fl Pilau Cout Girl" t B. F. Goodrich Ten S4.95 to $18.96 954 Schedule "The double %Jhm store . , -««. .1 Imt. cm, INFORMATION RKt.AKDING , •*Wo8t«n» mhere pour roamjmmie nkopeS* TICKETS • - • - Wis****!! -*V>inxctOSI a( Mtnnripa^h STAT*' Write: Jni-M t;>miu.-ium Michigan .SUte College \ lie parti s - ^**01 M en*' Am Art* Ea»t Lansing, Michigan Tele. ED2-1511 EaUill SANDLER OF BOSTON My. anything a naddle ran do SADDLE-MOCS ;h<£E S .-v Acre— from MSC Ca ran do better. Tbeyre nofler, Barter, brightrr in new frathrr-tourh . leathers. Try Saddfeddoo, they give yon a wonderful ride. Available in 117-315 E. Grand River 1 back tie bib bbeen a variety of rotor rowWoationa and material* $8.95 - Other Sandler 32* S. Waahmgtao Ave, ] r.Ws.1954 the Michigan' state news ZD's Are Your Key to J Library, Ticket Whitlow [ Require Identification THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Friday, Sept. S, tM4 ^ ||j«;liliplit Centennial Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors j() Years of Service l>v MSC from the notlhn'fi btmlnecH and Honoraries Six campus honorary organ!/; Recognize Top ticl nation In extra-curricular induxtriai corporations, out- i aetivltifs. J mores who assist at At its annual spring banquet, tienls, far rubers and to j registration and read to blind lUtutanding freshmen are cited LkMjrii fr,,m ,1,Kl " 'or academic achievement and a More than 150 large companies ! , standing students at MSC. Members assist new students students Ihelr chief service otir minting «« ; as (50 check is presented to the | jHf"""' ( ]l( |„. ...pci-inlly are expected to exhibit In 10 march to be played at Centennial pi offer | at registration and offer Indl- activities. I.ike Mortar Board, unior who obtained the highest iltctlduncP. major categories—including the events ttiroogbo'it ttje your. Out lassmcii vldual tutoring service each | Tower Guard laps mrmhers at icholastie average ax a sophomore, ' vast field of transportation which thousand the Other two rcceb the May Morning Sing. «tr "* will have automobile and railroad awarded shows. dollars in prizes will Im to winning composers. lore ore memliors. Kxculibur, Itlue Ke Mortar Board admits senior i Phi Kappa Phi honors seniors, l.ast spring, 154 seniors, nine graduate students and three fac- A jcheduted A weelt-loitg event running Aug. Centennial Director Smith Heltnel, Mortar Boar women who have maintained high ! graduate students and faculty ulty members were honored, - ^ ssld grades and served in extra- memliers each spring. .Seniors are Students may belong to more ^ ilM. -nu«- 16-20, the Centennial of Farm that several articles In rower Guard and Phi Kappa PI funicular activities. New mem- 1 selected on the basis of character i than one of these six honoraries The New I trace the de¬ national maraylites along with radio «ml television I \e.f|lhur selects 13 senlol tiers are tapped at the M«V \ and scholastics- the upper 7 per a* well as others in their Rpec- Sviithesis Rtid programs Mornlng will lotus Information on the men each year Sing and outstanding cent of Hie class is required. inh/ed fields, • Nutrition of fine# I ft55 and focus uttcntion on activities, senior women are honored by (he , leadership and ,„l M.in/ the present and future with a celebration to all parts of the ire U MMI . At least nine are group at Uintern Night late In Agrlcul- • vmo.HHMM huge Hhow of displays und dem¬ tapped In the spring and the t. 11 while the onstrations. ' reminder the follow log fall. K,|iir»t l«n—will aial film • Woe Key. jim i ! • L hit an addreaa be , *plece There's an ilennial lion hanxinx MlHHlt the Centennial rele- muni Tow rr—a ul •( tMtm Mren¬ b# 14 major eduru- you'll wt a lot v »ns which have Ml MSC. It i dition, whed- scheduled their meetings cm the "hrart" of thr r i|.|4« •* >11 '"""t u>- campus in 1055. " is used hy «,.(M i f "» wttingfcnn s the American so, Rl Thiol,gh utidriih <>r exhibiti Association, the srhool's hixhrst American Institute of Biological to keep MS for lappings. Driving Sciences and the Association of Land-Grant Colleges and Uni- pressed bv 110 I* minute parking Srr iia /or WELCOME iter the ram- ,1 or B«gue ★ Art Supplies FRESHMEN ★ Do-lt-Yourself Kits e ★ Picture Frames Fenturing WEISSINGER SAVE UP TO $23! O'BRIEN PAINTS PAPER COMPANY Smith-Corona FulMVature Portable new privilege* ifMentv the new r»de Ilrilsllt-X Hollers Idtiisii,o*s I>i~lrilnilou type, thr nrw SIS East (.'rind Kivrr I'honr Ell 2-1 IMS I.AVSlNi;. Mil lilt.\\ Smith-Corona with the East tanning. Michigan hanriv lahulalor is thr portable for you. I>r- sixned with deluxe fea¬ tures. it is priced at a trrmrndous -ovinx due- inx this event. Greetings Freshmen Compare Willi ')7.50 Models Tabulator O Segment Shift • Colorspeed Kr>« f Margin Release During your stay at State y« t'olor I'.iblHiu • Touch Selector § paper lingers • Left, Right Margin Strips we invite you to use these Ribbon Service O Smart t arrying C'a*r • Variable Line Spacer# Modern Gray Finish if Cheek the marvelous Smith-Corona port¬ recreational facilities able typewriter for rase of lypinic. for iiualily of drsixn, for drpenrialilr work¬ manship. New and effirient. it assures ynu arrurale lypinic 'or years—at I em! r~ ,■ • BILLIARDS • MSG I0E RINK Daily 10 a.m. • 10 p.m. Sunday 2 pjn. • 10 p.m. SkaNug Royal Typewriter* Foraowl Qui,, Detune Mode', N»fs - 7:30 -10:00 113.72 p later schedule for afturaeeu sessions UNION BOWLING ALLEYS four own |*Hes or rent •Mir. Tower tabulator • Itixhl and left marxin • stops, marxin release Variable, and I. 2 87 60 .1)0 rc-11. 8 Months oa and .1 line sparine Sear* Eaay Payment • l.ixht. fast sexmrnt Tabulator shift: no rarriaxe huh NRW REMINGTON W bete, rr ,wl l,Mu re,, ' ' ^ ? t t| Intel-klter CUM, MeUel T.baUUr Km ever, low, . , ... vtu. Cw 120.50 "" a, a levo ervr*. II (teem ,ear seek a dtoUnclWa aal textkOU,. Tr, It al Can Ke, teevi.n d far ,M rraXle ,M 10 . . . „M>, -alt¬ °>>ht t Sm. - IH 10 pa. ar — a,, eeruktot Store Hour* » A.M. to SM PM. W(hlH Wdaifkl Monday 12 Noon to9:»P.M. PWrn, 97S21 304 E. MkhicMK A«% ■■ 11 in i mmmmmmmm i ii j" .• .8,1164 THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Seet|«n 1, i Army, Air Force Programs 3 Branches in System MTENNTY Watch Your ROTC Step, Men Tax . . . feek proud In br basic ROTC, the first mule students. visored shoes caps are ahd worn issued black by Air Force Supports Activity Of Student cadets. Uniforms should be drawn able to nerve the pat¬ Exemptions are granted at headquarters as soon after the first time this fall. of t h aliens, short course students, and registration as possible. ron* e College Drill and marrhlng form an those physically unqualified, ovci Army ROTC headquarter* are t of l>asic ROTC By BETTT Zt'EOE 23 years old or with prior service Ot> In order to nerve both the Artnv and Air Force in the armed forces. located in Demonstration II a 11 aute Wsw. Editorial AnlfUnt , Reserve The sivond two years, or ad¬ Taxes seem to he inevitable. Officer you better, we feel we programs. Training Corp* vanced part of the eotirsc, is op¬ Even Michigan State College Students have to pay them. tional. Students accepted by the may nave you nome Air Force for the ad- Cadets In advanced attend Their tax. the one you will pay rlaaa and drill for a total af at registration this month, is a 25- a phys- valuable time by pul>- five hours per week and three crnt assessment on all undergrad¬ credits. They receive an allow¬ uate students by the all-college our nehedule ance of ft# cents each day. In addition to tallo The government experts to op¬ the College-Fkher Roth services require attend¬ erate on a $4,000 budget this fall, ee at summer camps between spending $690 for its own opera¬ tions. and $3,310 for direct bene- e junior and senior years, to basic training. Cadets get a chance to work with equipment it burs, awardetl cadets not ordinarily available at school. ssfully complete all ( lassroom periods OQUHE FISHER of the ROTC program. ijMMt.mt part ROTC. As memtiers of reserve units, advanced cadets in g«H>d standing n first year's course in the Air twelve automatic "l-l>" draft do- SCHEDULE »rco is devoted to a study of fi'rments f, during their Junior and the Army or Air Farce can >liaI geography, an iiitroduetion with them , * years. Sophomore* who Monday thro Saturday an obligation to nen aviation and the ixisitiun of air I h at least two years on artli MtAVINfl IJCAVINIi modern war. HOTC pin* five to six years In MK-H-WAMI HA(i. *11. Subjects covered in i RAnTBOrND WFSTIOTt'Nn Army ROTC include constitu- history, Army Fx Ira- ROTC ac¬ Students Go to the Polls to \t tion. It was approved last spring tivities are plentiful, with both servlees having rifle teams, by a student vote of 4'^ to 1. 5:15 rltiliH and honurarles for ad- Two years earlier, a temporury 5:30 tax had been approved on a trial Week, which ien. William J 5:45 MSC'a stud authorities or ; j Handhr. The leglalatlve branrh. Mirhl at MSC is Col. (an Ntate's Student C i by past | . | llur.st i Harry ' itv 6:45 6:55 formed by 1 i.fvvim; I.KAVIMI Try u .Small I.oiiii i this year. I 7:00 7:10 MICII-W'AKII live. an. tactics. Heading the nANTnot'Nit tV>:*TlmiM> S00 student* help keep 7:15 7:25 7:30 7:40 7SMI AM 7:lMI AM H lien Fat I the executive ing branch function - fcmoothlv. say* Hill llurst. xpcct from your *tudrnt government president. 7:45 7:55 8:00 8:10 7:20 7:20 Hillfolds Congress is indicated by a review of the past year's activity. ] lie points out that there are al- 8:15 7:10 7:10 WELCOME FRESHMAN Student approval to coed cheer¬ l»i i 8:311 8:10 8:00 8:INI Dwindle... leader* was given by Congress last spring. Following approval by 8:45 8:55 8:20 8:20 tuBt IGauHtmt ftraltji (Hit. billfold and bank- bulging when you the Athletic Council, they out¬ lined procedures to direct the 9:10 I 8:10 8:10 impus this fall, but squad of government's Union offices at any P:P0 9:25 9:00 0:IM) SJraltnrs 9:15 9:40 Hon j Two separate groups under the I 9:30 9:35 "Sinn' 1919" driving privilege* government find extra-curricular 9:20 0:20 I'rraenled to President llannah activity for many of the 500 stud- ' 9:45 10:10 9:10 9:10 Ii'ii-m'II llumpii*!, I'rrsiili'iii and the State Hoard of Agri¬ I0:IM) 10:25 culture. It resulted in a revised Campus Chest is the govern- 10:00 10:00 driving code that take* effect 10:15 10:10 on which supports an annual thin fall. I 10:21 10:12 11-col lege charily drive each fall. | 10:30 10:55 Student Congress has also rep¬ 1 her fund-raising activities in- 10:42 j 10:45 11:10 10:.1fl resented Michigan State students iude the Spartacade carnival, i ' 11:00 11:25 11:00 b#lore the state legislature, to it student-faculty auction and 10:48 make appeals for the now-approv¬ \c Ugliest Man* on Campus con- i 11:15 11:10 11 :(H» ed new library, and to support a j 11:18 request to change the name to 11:30 11:55 11:36 The Centennial The \ll 11:21 last winter term, t Michigan State University. is the student planning and or¬ 11:43 12:10 I'M a budget of »!,0 Student Congress activity has ganizing body for .Michigan 11:51 11:42 for also included "housekeeping" leg- 12:00 Noon 12:25 i gmall loan* state's 100th birthday in 1935. implement 12:12 I'M 12:00 Noon Involving 12:15 I'M 12:40 ; Most jobs are handled through Students mi 12:30 two student government divisions, 12:30 12:53 12:18 before the however. Under the secretary of Congreaa meet* 12:15 1:10 12:18 12:36 state affairs arc the departments Wednesday 1:00 1:23 t :<•<> 12:51 323 Kiel (iranil Itiier Airnur Academic Benefits, five standing committers to 1:15 1:40 duet it* affair*. They are: program, like the World Forum 1:21 1:12 i lArniw from Virion) series which will bring widcly- The Judo 1:30 1:55 1:12 1:30 Plume KI)Kr»Mid 2-3617 ( Congress Rosin te known speaker* to campus for in* sistants to I Affairs, handling 1:43 2:10 2:00 1:18 2:00 2:25 2:13 2:10 2:18 2:06 "(.'ii«i|in» Stylet for State Men" IYohIi Officer* how the money will 2:36 j Student Rights and 2:21 2:30 2:55 Serve oil Council handling student problems, like | 2:51 on-campus parking and seating at 2:43 3:10 2:42 I football games. 3:00 3:12 WELCOME Fre*hmati class , , 1 Organization and Eligibility, op- j< Orientation half the summer planning Department Sportsw riltj which will introduce Omiiicil ,ies 3:13 3:30 3:10 3:53 i .1:30 3:18 3:18 3:36 CLASS OF '58! offices flrB| Michigan State during your VM| 3:43 4:10 4:06 3:51 o-point . Elec- j part of their program of campus tours, run a interval* from the U •Spartan". T»| 1:21 4:12 Prop in uuil miv "lielhs!" The officer i Terrace from 2 to 4 p.m. on Turn- Name \|i|M .iml 4:13 4:40 'rush-Soph l' | day through Thursday of Welcome ,»»iili 1:12 4:30 organisation, usually 4:30 4:55 Id Chuck or IHrk allow IMS rou student govei j The legislative Liaison Depart- Raai h.iH 4:43 5:10 110/M'f III t money after students tie lot 5:18 5:06 1 •lit* new full My leu uml color*! > : 5:15 3: to 3:36 the funds to promote 3:21 | 3:30 5:55 . :3I 3:43 6:10 H e Feature 6:12 6:00 6:INI 6:15 6:23 6:10 6:30 6:18 I • Juyinur Slack* • Jiiyimu Shirt* CONGRATULATIONS on coming to M.S.C. 6:30 /■—\ While al Slate Keiiieml>er I I'd 6:18 6:36 • 1 .Molina Sweater* • Alligator Coal* 6:13 7:12 7:tMI 6:51 I Chicken Delight 7:06 7:30 • 4 .oo|ht Inilerweur t Interwoven So\ 7:21 7:18 7:12 7:30 ; 7:12 8:06 7-21 7 l -' ami othert 8:00 8:21 I tor ihe Nation* Finest Chicken ami • 8:18 8:42 8:00 7:18 Shrimp 8:36 9:00 8:18 8:06 COMPLETE ANY STYLE 3030 Eo*t Michigan Ave. 8:51 9:18 8:36 8:21 FORMAL WEAK MADE TO OKDEK New DRIVE-IN Service • - 9:12 9:36 8:31 8:12 9:30 9:54 i RENTALS CLOTHING 0:12 0:00 9:48 l«:12 Avoid Delay— Featuring Rewritm. 9:30 9:18 I 10:06 10:30 'I'lie Phone ia chicken and O 9:18 Only Men'n Slore Giving Chicken • Shrimp 9:36 10:24 10:48 10;06 9:34 nhrimp orders in advance O Hamburg* - Hot Doe* 10:42 11:06 10:21 for prompt carry out O Sort Drink* *6*H. 11:00 11:20 10:12 . - Halted* «" 11:10 11:36 10:12 «wrvice to 10:30 For or diap ia your • let Cream Di»hc* 11:40 12:00 Mid. ll:oo 10:18 Dinner* - I'arlie* car! 12 M Mid 12:20 AM GREEN STAMPS - 11:10 Snack* - Lunrhr* 11:06 , IIM AM VMa Mfeadnia *m 12:55 b* Mi*»ie. 11:10 11:20 Picnic* CALL 2-0728 , Jul our uudu.u. acbuol a new ' YOU CALL for FREE DELIVERY — 11:30 i ventured to u , w*fc mm* tm*n mrta a* Inl- WE DELIVER . | -Happily " ^j»fgtmmr. 12:00 Mid. OI'EN EVERYDAY » - < THURSDAY UNTIL • • Open 11 A.M. 7 I name I other took. It Dnya a Week news[-n< . jSUte News u»"; I I Construction Counseling Clinic Aids Students Parent* Receive Orientation, Too j While you're buiy yetting nc- fncilitlw and tervlan of the » qualntnd with MSC. your pa rente atitutlori you will be attending. . will get an urtentation, too. Preeldant John A. Hannali, Juat itarted thin year, a Par- Dean of Studenta Tom King ang enli' Convocation will be held other college official! will aide ngih of the cotiinsel- students take during Welcome r Sunday, Sept 19, In the Auditor- aniwer ipeclflc qunatlona aikod eludes from tvvo to Week. Those tests help the student lum at 2:30 to acquaint parent! by parent! about college eetlvf- ew§ between the UT determine his capability for wlth the educational phlloiophle!, tin. i the student, e individual ct|g# " ilesuits of these exams will be day summer ( "oun- available after the fourth week re*h- of classes. •vised C>y the c:oun- Incoming students will meet as well ah > the Counseling Center representatives ami that all during Welrome Week. ttie I.ibrarv Stai Braver Your denial //oaf Welcomes bails of their special training to You 12 work effectively with itudenti d.'iind their problems. ' i lo n. ' But most important, each! counselor in a personal friend to - -r; •t. ! the student and strives to help Framework for MSC*-New Library. BRAUER'S "Our major aim la to help the W.'I'V i" Fir*1 Year II 1 student make his own t —onre we have *uree< 1261 HOUSE that objective, we feel have done job," tfcT'aces Nation our member explains. Educational TV -trillion without leaving your - vn living t'ompletely Redecorated for Your Comfnrl UASDEUGHT SERVICE — DI.XXER MUSIC working to mnki! that posaibb by offcr- '■>1 lege course* over one of the Strttng . . . trlrmt Board off if* n*n*% f%\?*M\\i\\\ty lot for roll*** prlii|»M«- Clraiiinn Srrvirr College Courses Placement Bureau Lists jiundry Scrvirr K*rl«»lvi* Sl»->u I'rormn Student Part-Time Jobs I'rff Itcllvfry Dormitory Srrvirr 'I n* He/ilnl New and Used College I I|m*ii 'riiurn. Niglil* Siiiiir liny Srrvirr Text Books and Supplies (On Kniunl | Veteran Book and Supply Cards Redeemable Latest Fiction and Non-fiction Filler Paper and Spirals Lab Equipment Engineering Equipment Study lamp* laundry Cases Jewelry Fine Letter Papers Sport and T-Shirts M c Buy Used College Books Campus Book Store * ' •/ Serving the Faculty and Students of Michigan Stale Colli? Across Grand River from the Union Building ,. CasualI Touch Keynotes Fashions for Spartan Coeds . * * ,★ ★ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ HE Mix and Match Outfits Prove Popular — l»F NANCY GOOfK2F.lt Mix jinrt mutch In the kc\ I: * * * to plnrminit un MSC want Coetli will diNcovrr that the I'lnltls, Imh .ml Imhl tcrchuiiKeil for dutCN I X •vol t.f WUM MST «ir.h, mi '■ ' jt * * » w«Hi|, ««rtluru>' Of cotton ■»' *1$ t ^C ' .'.Mf f Swcutcrs, .Ionic aloevH short, cashmere, nylon or or wool, . et» mighty raid in Michi- •Minima i.i the dig into their < hurt «nd ut their cur as •4 4mee,. parties and special Coeds Won't Miss ,n .rrftiid. 'BigSisters' Here It'* yoirur to Iw ju*t like home for some of you new The Buuuy Hay Keep* Hpartaaa Busy al the "II Jllop. coeds—complete with "hilt sisters." In all. there will lie at»«ut ihM) of them at MSC. But chances are that you'll have less trouble with your MSC Misa Bi« 10 and Miu Michigan "sister" than you run into at home. .M They're not hci Spartan Beauty Tradition perfume, shnmpr Continued by Jan Somers I1 free iU»ir. are frniucnl- I* scheduled wiaw.:m. and . lisitut tint( years. fall term. too. warssxur a .r l.raisl ISiver on tesswr ami:. ui!l I* decked with I spartaa steamrollers. Duffy's C ulher I If.. I Purdue the beM Homecoming The old jrrarfs r»r imuaf few H nins will tie honor- ed at of**n houses. por^sr* . ■■ 'm. > livi-iv units. Ifur- inir the game Saif-'ini*. *■ . - ;... Ka.ilh and Ixlloy Bidden will crown the Before rhen. on Fraa. However. a spartan Bo- featurinir «d-n»«ii «.m-^.oer» so *> in (he Auditor, ha »•« r*n to . mr ium. The student csmaseat: , >part*i. Spuit Commission f«r 1 sponsors it. XmeakK.fed eeeiwwd will he tughiichtrd hy the rcceivt T listed in MSt -Washiwctaa state nd rater > our social life might frilly, your slot, tlooa a little, konui. a- "• •• prepare fur nidterm I1H"" 1 J° bis comma up the Mmac werh. The traititiofLal eiaafe teffween State an-f Michiran o*e kibljy iftCT Nov. Id will shift the sural, scene to Ann Artsir. Each ya the hunt scfusd sponsors a ■Sane* after the game, where I _ school friendship, are iwroes. ranie is li i in.ail mil IM j "wait 'till next yews" huts ate moor i rW with the THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS New Wardrobe Not a Prerequisite to 'Dressing 101' 'ad—■— * ° Fashions for Men: They're Versatile and Practii m Br WALT OUBK«V>r Bring at least a couple of licit* mid p,.^ Don'l 1st the exclusive mngaxlno* fool you—you don't suspenders for (he tux you will rent or l,r,n.(iw have to lirinir u whole new wnrdrolM> with Argyles and white athletic socks are vijii you to MKT. Even if the need wan present, you wiwldn't have room l(l ijlar, but you'll need xylltl brown sock- for it all, anyway. r„r ^ Black socks are furnished for Air force Raal l.*n*ing mrrrhants «a.v that MS*' men linTi are, on Use your own judgement on how the average, good dremera. Itut you don'l have to be mnni t undershirts, shorts and handkerchief. i„ forget your athletic wear, although , Bring only the gear you will la- lining regularly, Itecnuse quire conformity—a grey pair of *hor •'""I MiJ you won't have 10 rooma ami a cellar to cache your State T-shirt which ran be purchased worldly b'sistn I glial* In. In fad you'll lie lucky If you huvc half u cloaet house. and three bureau drawer*. Even wilh the opening of two new men'* dorm* thl* Y'ou won't need your bathing suit to • fall, ■gnthcr 0 many will *1111 find thviUMelvc* sharing space on a three-to- Pool. So you can leave it home tint II ties hi a-riNHii pro|*>*iliim. Ami that only leave* one-third of a cloaet.' lakes warm up. rnl of t Cuff links and tie pins are often iisi It »«d * N" H ' jewelry is limited mainly to following right along on the *|>are limitation problem rings, watches, fraternity I* the question on college fad*. ippsitnu: pins and award pins or keys mntr Mure, there are aomo. like the Bermuda ahorta that (for suit or sport coat). berame popular with many men laat aprlag and contin¬ As for hangers, the wire 00 "w ued through the aummer. ones are usually plentiful, hut But don't be fooled by the im-1" movie verakm* portraying wlerd college faahlona you'll you hud lietter bring your Id-it--- draw many atarlled glance* and snicker* If you own pants hangers. ( the try them at Stale. ^ she is in ji inforntt'ii ; If ynil disci •that : • left nil essential Item behind, Summing up, just be a ' you can alwa.v* go I get It on-a weekend, or have sensible dresser, and remem¬ , An find- - Mom put it in your ! x to la> niallisl if yon live too ^^Khi«hirh to ber that when jieople do not ; faraway. Ill the nu mi run Isirrow— it's not n new fcMr wait. know you, they can judge you ■ custom around MSC. only by your appearance—at g powderiiu first glance, that is. ■ i schedule fall term may lie wnrm anil liiilmv in September, If you know enough not to lint Michigan wrnlhcc Is violate obvious rules of dress, like wearing u short-sleeved mighty changeable and you will need aome wacm duds flowered sport shirt with a nlnng with summer wear floral bow tie, or grass-green fur the first few week* of pants with blue shirt and the trrm. contrasting tie, you'll have no trouble fitting into the pic¬ As chilly weather advances, ture. you'll feel fnrtiiiiate when you ran haul out that, storm coat Things are always chang¬ or si allium coat for a Satur¬ ing at MSC. You'll wear day afternoon fisitluill game, different clothe* as the K!i; tireen Spurt an jackets that are available liere lire also Whether for Clan* Time, Spore Time or I'arty Time. Men * Wardrobe* Should Sen??' ■i run* a* o»n i ctiral I'urpose. weather and fashions change. But the change* used by niuny men. hit of are never *o swift that your a wear, flannel, covert anil galwnline are the mo*t Tennis shoos for ph.vs. ed.. and some shower clogs, wallet can't keep up. popular fabric*. slippers or something si milar to use when wandering Since you'll only wear a suit to partien, big daneen, around in your room at night will come in Make your wardrolie versatile, aae spe¬ handy. (■loves, scarfs, enr mulls cial function* and church, it'* wise to get one In a shade that Make sure your footwear always lis>ks gissl. The ad¬ In gcssl taste. and lints are often hiiialy. Al¬ vertisement that proclaims "your shoes lire showing" refers (live your ward rots- just a little th» permit* the pant* to lie worn with a sport coat. Dork shade* though college men are no¬ for suit* to sloppy, unpolished footwear and can have usually liMH I In most popular at MSC. easily be applied here. everything into ii couple of suitcases. I torious for going hare-headed, Keeping khoe* hi gtiudLckiiir will mid to fisd comfort discover a few last-minute things you you may appreciate a h a t With alarks. a sport coot aod o suit, ami since the KOTC require* shims! And finally, you'll lie "neat" if you yoo'll have a shoes, a shim |s>lish kit when the snow stnrts flying. number of aharp combination* to ehoo*e from will prove a gissl buy. when you Many wait until they get to wool to go oat on a dale. You're right aa the ball if you school to piirrhnse u hat. see to II that your suit root con be ★ ★ ★ u*ed as a sport root A ' Itiihbcrs are musts for with some of your other storks. Raincoat* ami other "in-ls-twecn" jackets for varying JEf clomping through slush and A* for the type, single-breustisl suit* degrees of temperature are handy, hut tisi many coats or K sides giving you extra trac¬ demand than double-breasted suit*. Almost anything goes in *|*>rt much more in jackets fill shirts, hut the loud 'va¬ up the closet to I useful purpose. Since you can't borrow all your tie* from tion on xlippery walks. Ihmts your rmim- riety is iKipuhir only during the spring In the short-sleeved male. It's wine to bring a small f are not essential, unless your variety. "Itcp" lies, variety. You'll get u lot of wear out of white shirt*—and Ikiw tin* (if you can tic them), solids with a small em¬ , t , feet gel cold at football games paktel* are gaining favor. Dress shirts with curved, straight blem design—they're all popular. ami on I door pari ies. Many of lhe*e items or button-down collars are ran lie purrha*ed once acceptable. you're nettled in East i-ansing. TnADlTinNAl.l.V Ihin'l bring your high m-hiNil letter sweater to MSC. (tidy Spartan "S" winners arc allowed la wear letter awealers here. MSC vanity club'menibers warn that olTenders of this rule may Tinil themselves dunked In Ited Cedar Itivrr. ' the Many Spartans without a tie under n wear white dress shirts open nt the neck, V-neck sweater. Horseshoes and Hockey & The the place to tak«- Paged* Restaurant Show Dem Hall Slacks are popular, esiiecinlly those that wear both ilr«'*s and s|*irt. Solids or cheekereil patterns in conservative colors ami fiihrles are the thing. Cord* mid simian* also for get Ski sweaters have stepped aside for solid blue*, tans, greys, dark reds and other quiet shades. Those v-nerk job* are the mo*t popular, althoiflth sleeveless sweater* are considered good investments, ton. A brief history of Demonstration llitll ed "horseshoe* to hockey skates.*' Progress might be term* o till I Sister' Program cold days, and alone on the moderate fall In addition to housing Army KOTC Sport coats are often worn under topcoat* on extremely cubic feet of this south day*. They are alry horses and circuses. always acceptable for campus wear—therefore, they are con¬ classes, the 2*500,000 campus builfling have sheltered cav¬ One time Dem Hill even serv- "t,u8'n* could be arranged. P sidered a better investment thmi an extra suit. Those sleeveless sweaters ran be worn underneath *|s>rt coats fur a dressy look. MM during the latter part «f the war. A couple, •f years age. rota ROTC were agala cavalry division. which Hoard l« handled Along the shoo line, while bucks (dirty, unless you're a dude) or saddle shoes will give The skating rink added you Isith style ami comfort- was ami the latter factor is Hum Hall in 1949. It in er MSC'* Sit miles of especially important when you consid¬ campus walks. front September to a six-week o{k April and U Welcome to Your »ummyr period ft A plain pair of brown shoes, open skating, hockey perhaps some loafers, can games hi lie used for both everyday wear and ovan* usually rank high as dress shoes. dress-up affairs. Cord¬ But for a few for- practice. Fktf Year at State dawe* you'll need some black sluies. If you take Air force ROTC, however, black shoes will be AfROTC men take advantage of this. furnished—and May yna find your stay ill Male I* pleasurable- an«l valuable. •' •'11 always lie-eu please*I to serve Mifhi* State.students anil ho|>e you will !•••»•0 CLOTHES long list of satisfied rudomer-. complete prescription counter <«r x " our fountain service or ju»t dm| .Specialising in All Kimln of lU-uutv Work For FAIR and FRIENDLY SERVICE aay hello. \ Elda-Diaiw llcauty Salon — Remember — * * * ★ I'hooe EI) 2-2116 ItflCi E. Graod River — Two Eatrmocco 210 Abbott Rood COLLEGE CLEANERS Alexander Druj Over OoBege Drag Store 301 ABBOTT ROAD \ A---'- .. 116 W.-Grand River Tel. KD ^l\ lira" THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Friday, Sept S, 1964 Ki'arii Rules For 9 Months, At Least 'liistles Just Don't 14 Dorms House MSC Coeds /ork to Get Coeds By JEAN GREGORY Automatic washing machines Ing the day, and aa TV rooms at night. minor articles. Wondering yet what "homc"|wllh "fart"™, dryers, ironing III l)C like next year? I b™,rd" and irnns "> »" ,hc In most dorms, there are regu¬ In each of the dormitories there ju,| whistle for Vni boys. For most new Michigan State lar study rooms on each floor. In is a resident adviser, called the . c"f »or calling for your (Into In a dormitory, coeds it Will of the 14 to yo those that do housemother, and one or two not havo them, ■ nt MSC docs not include whist liny assistants. These are assisted in nrity One of the reasons irons and there is usually a library on the throwing pei abides or flushing mirror sig- keeping order by student resi¬ The dorms fall into two groups: hair dryers are provided is that first floor which can be used for dent advisers. the smaller dorms on the west students aren't allowed to plug Meals ure served three times a every side of campus, and three—Mason, day for on hour or longer to en- Abbot and Snyder—which were Jug elements into the regular fa* formerly men's dorms. era! reading material. plies to sunlamps and, except in A it hough most popular in the One of your fl spring, each coed dorm has £ ISinth in Size sheltered courtyard or sundeck. mates. You'll have, aa a general \ You'll be able to rook a few ninth largest Institution of rule, one roommate If you have In Snyder. Mason and Abbott, education In the U. S.t a third floor room, and two ir snack bars give you a ehanre to has an enrollment of about No smoking Is allowed here you're on one of the lower buy coffee, hamburgers, hot- residents must rlieek overcoats equipment making The rooms ure usually colored in the cloak room before enter¬ in - neutral pastel shades which ing the lounge. There's Time for More Than Study are easy to coordinate with bed¬ During Day. MATTHEWS . spreads and rugs. Two chests of — drawers, an armchair, study desks, chairs and Ml L lUts I'lfui t^'ds ure furn- WELCOMES YOU ift insist II omen Mason, Abbot and I Serving Your Favorite Ire Cream ;he only ones which embarrassment. mitral colored drapes Sundaes, Sodas, Malts, Millisludies, and Yettr-Around Svrrire the Itig Matthews Beefburger rugs, clocks and radios. You might wait until you ran check MATTHEWS j find* 4 comfortable with your roommates before ifivil Elm* Tiitiirh to recline for the getting all of the items yourself. 221 Ann Street Kast banning Lining Grand niver Ave MSC's campus Stare Mourn planted by orrl Board of Agric I'eekdayn—!l a.m.-12 p.m. Snndayn—11 a.m.-l 2 p.m. WELCOME, FROSH! WELCOME to STATE! WELCOME to LANSING! WELCOME to MAURICE! (205 North WuuliiiiKlon in Lai.ni.l{!) ! SIX WONDERFUL 'i f|l WAYS TO m " !vf GO TO ll i'JS j'.bf 11 I# Six unjiorlunl trays to took on and around rumpus . . . these are the looks that rate cheers tram everyone, from trash to upper• classmen. Il> show just a tew . . . you'll see the "colteye yirt look" all over at Maurice. star liny from upper lei I: THE PLAID SUIT 29.95 our exclusive (ihnhuvtn box suit in authentic IIInek H atch or MacKinnon plaids, in junior sins THE ALI'AGA GREAT GOAT 19.95 rich textured alpaeu uith tailed, meinyiny back, over-stair d collar, yrey or blue, junior JUMPER AM) BLOUSE GO-TOG ETHERS Tuhak's dark charcoal < almost black) jumper, 2iJHt^with black and while silk blouse 10 Hi TIIE TWEED DRESS 22.95 Heavy textured wool tweed trimmed with knit ancora, lull skirl. Red or black tweed, junior sizes „ SWEATER AND SKIRT COMBO Double kick-pleated American Walker tweed S.9j with angora-collared wool sweater 5JS . , THE KNIT DRESS 25.00 . j * Angora again, this time as a set-in collar am classic knit two-piecer, charcoal, flams. ««Mb, c ■r . aiMMi r, Kept.S, 1984 THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Greek Groups Place Welcome Mats for Freshme Fraternity Pledginj Sorority Rushing Ruls Coeds Bf CAROL MKflON New coed* wilt be Introduced formed from each by two rcprexentatlvhi sorority. The council Begins in Fall Tori to sorority rushing thl* full fi« MM"• sorwvitie*. govern* Inter-sororlty relation* You won't have to wait lonr to begin fr; '. and promotes scholarship achieve¬ A film during Welcome Michigan mote'* IB chapter* »q»en Formal Week, | ,.,r rushing begin* winter ment among sororities. their door* to Interested student*,. term. Coed* need an nil-college Life." will highlight activities of ilSI' Rushing I* a proceM of mem- Another activity it sponsors into the aspect* of xmall-irroup living in it tierihlp selection where sororitioH two-point, or "C," scholastic av¬ includes Greek Week, when ex- You'll have a chance then, too, j - and itudenlg get acquainted. erage to to* eligible for rush. to ask questions of Robb G. Card- j rhaftge dinners between sororl-j It begin* with a convocaton change dir• < - The procedure at MSC Include* Incr, assistant to the dean of opcn house- during the middle of fall term u post office sy«tcrn, where Invi¬ student*, and Cort Lecklider, pres- j and Is followed a week later with ident of the Inter-Fraternitv j Informal tations to rushing parties and bid* bull from sororities may i*e picked up. rour.ci!. The showing is at 6:45. games and ptrii, j Pan He! also sponsors the Soror¬ p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 21, in the group's project- ity Sing and a Homecoming dis- Music Auditorium. j ternlty life but partie*. 4, Vn the first stage of formal Further plan* of the council rush, a rushee picks up her Invitations and selects sis j include a TV show explaining thd o attend. ' j philanthropic project* of sororl- I ties and the council's purposes , the rushee and functions, off*", |ll#-lta, Kappa [illy follow within t< Kappa Gamma, pj Beta Phi, ; housing u Sigma Kappa and Zeta Tan From 30 to 50 live in each house, but most fraternities have ! members who take part in chapter activities while living in dorms and off-campus housing. i The scope of chapter activities This fall'* ru.hmr Cmjud M includes informal parties and . dances, fraternity-sorority ex- : iied Inter ! r*t»rnitt . . . Convenience of Charge Account or L*)r«A«Wajr I Filling Out j II (I II III K lly... III! O O K S Application Not in Vain It Drlrrminr* Your Roommate eoerttlruunr the IH > That short autobiography leadership you wrote to answer housing application question* had Planning on Marriage? punx.se. It's used to help in choosing a a roommate, a dorm and a room for MSC Is Ready for You you, housing official* my. Considered In making the aelec- turns are your major, background. You." Two new If ynur plan* for college Include and Thn» marriage berore graduation. MSC characteristics and last year I has already laid the foundation to accommodate you. The college * four - division married housing division ha* First and largest division in¬ 00 student families cludes the barrack* apartments ly paid deposits to ruintmw full of colons Michigan's Stgma Chi. Sis < Scrhin 9 # Vvnii-liirc . , . units in the marr ed housing area. educatiunal station Theta .Xi ■- sires 9 to 17. Initial estimates placed the cost in WKAR-TY Nine per cent of the Mr* • 9 Premier live in fraternity and n Half the lim* I housing, while 25 per cent approved off-campus p i***01 **** hovewweeaoMwm«A. Head-of >t heir-fin** fashions In nil the latent ami finont fabrics: ItKP 10(P, lamb* woo', 11h>'. woo), too*, ny¬ orton, FRESHMEN lon. 100*, virgin nylon, and the Want-nylon combination. very new Rant els, high 3"H SUMMING We In trot/nee and dark shade*, Hand sewn neck Imml* —many arc full fanhionett. 10" SKIRT to You , Welcome Fresliiiii-n KEWPEES On Sop Dom H ill • Orion & Wool Smartly tailored, trimly fitted, the all-around kind of • Rayon Flannel skirts that arc rt«ht for cam¬ •Wool Flannel pus. . .city. . .travel. A great variety of colore and . .work! LOUIS SHIRT L.U M'Kl • Tweed* falirica to chooae from ... In and DRY CLE AM V- • Wool Gal.x Waist aixea 22 to 38. Straight CAMPUS FAVORITE and easy itylea . . . Rome • PUMn (lightly flaring "If here Friend* Congreitale" ☆ J"*« acroaa from Maaoif . . . lay-a¬ way now! • Waalialile Hone-mad* Pixlrtva ☆ We do all oar own work Wool. ACROSS FROM THE CAMPI S EAST LANSING 623 E. Grand River Ph- : j a M j.. m . . THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Dull Moment at State Separates Keep HI Find a Wardrobe Versatile - Interchangeable Outfits Continue As Stand-bys for College Wear Two ami two can urltl up to a lot morn than four If you make wise u*c of separate* in your collegiate wardrobe thi* fall. < Need Time? ! Other fa-hion am-ssetle.. New F I^CfS stand-bys ,long time. in campus wear for «i Can Save It ; Tht. year will I- no rxrep- linn, hul II,err MIII he mm- nf , , ,Mirfl,! hf* "f ">»'ke the an MM coed a mere i the new I*brim. likr orlnn. twist "f the wrist. \ rsprrlally likrd \trrja\r ihry Kir.-t came nylon, and then i are ra»y t<» rare fur. j „rWn, to shorten the time spent blr-nding popular Semi-Formal Dances Can lie l^its of I'un . . . Coeds Lse y? Knitting to hiss Time Casual Fashions Purse literati* . . . Hut Tiring. Tiki. .Modern and ( ontf dete tor formal# WE BELIEVE Each month we'll be sending a copy of Mademoiselle to your dormitory Because of gur exclusive Tie ;th Mademoiselle, these fashions and many more are now r e a Tl**iea (k A Jnpcr (jump-*r). n. A croup cf roWsrv of slecvelns garment worn ...... . ' Y's Combine Varied Equipped for Katin Agendas Hy NANCY NOOIADY April 25 marked the first birth¬ for the year and meeta at the specified time to work on It. | The Y programs 1 why Inol 1858 go back a long MSC. The VM win nrKan- Sleeping, Studying Your first year at college will he <*r day of the joint VMCA-VWCA nt Most of the YMCA activity Is i/.ed and is of the one old* kinds-of activities, hut most of your time ~ MSC. The anniversary was obscr- also divided into small groups, . est college Y's in the nation. The spent in your dorm. • Ved with an open house in the each designed for a specific pur- according to Robert Walker, j campus YW came ulong just a You'll use It for steeping a »ve In posc, few years later and is observing . executive 1 Uonn. They house nt 314 Evergreen which the secretary. These groups eating, of course, and probably I pie who help group recently purchased. much of your studying. nation of (h« A combined program of com¬ topics, including, the place of re- 'Igion in college, polities, govern¬ ... It's equipped, though, for a dent adviser i munity service and student acti¬ ment, student affairs, of recreation and other activities vities is the purpose of the YMC'A vocation, and many others, he said, 6Y' Groups and the YWCA on the MSC Vam- which help make your college days the most memorable Oth^r projects of the YMCA | among weekly radio program,'produced i by students to discuss campus ' problems; religious lectures and ; Plan 3-Day You ran" fstore on either the number one panel discussions, coffee hours i lb earh i i varies with the en¬ Puring the 1953-54 year, Cainp Outing und community service projects. I rollment and the housing situ¬ YWCA was active with ation. Odds this fall favor two threefold program A track meet fur elementary j service, social fellowship, and Is an annual project sponsored j Incoming freshmen — both 1 one of those uilt | j men and women — can enjoy Ttheir first weekend oiitin# at I up a socialprogram dorm, it ui|| inrlnde In addition to individual a There's Always Plenty of I'ing-I'ong in Dorm "Rec" Rooms. of exchange ties, the YMCA and YWCA j MSC even before classes start. dinners bine for many projects. One of A three-day. pro-orientation is planned once again this The YW sponsored weekly them, the pre-orientatlon camp for earnp "Hoedown's." year by the college YMCA and Yoii Can't Ilrenk Dorm Contracts all-college^ square freshmen, "lends to lasting friend¬ YWCA. It will be held Friday ships in college and often forms YWCA has organised in a series of the basis for freshman Y groups," I through Sunday, Sept. 17-19, the In rarh dorm, too. Is a library, groups. Coeds Walker said. ' 1 weekend before Welcome Week. which offers quirt plare you a Nile of the outing Is the Mill l.ske Camp, near 130 freshmen Chelsea, Al- areexpected Signing Away a School Year for study. There's no smoking there, though. You'll also find some standard reference books, and general reading material. dorm. Other s..., dorm Clu i t a«J ZZJTu n.-iont types to' Z'touw J* * *r- areumulata 1.5*9 •Mowed to sign the Athletic Association O r \\ \ A lt«.;ird art P» Uti -r »u the hoard 1 *r r, lUw ci-ive recog- «r Michigan colleges. THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS' Friday, Sept. 3.1964 A A Offers 'Sporting' Chance_^— [oeds May ,v Variety Trio of Honoraries if Athletics Enlivens Program Br MARII.VN MINION Three of the women's sports at MSO offer athletic ||nl. ,if tllrtlllon honoraWt'S. They are Green Splash for swimming, Oreheds for ( p|r!i din t»e real danriiiK and Delta Gamma Mil for fenclnjr. otiMii Msr. Oi'chesla. which requires harkitrnlind |B,t i i k <* I ho Spurt nn of s|ieelut Mi.hiu.i" Slate coeds llomeromlna (|ueen Ardrlh Itaymond (second from rich!) Sits Amidst Her Court. I inric'y of in- _ Green Splash's Synchronized W'nlrr Itallet. Ihrollffh ,'l,| t' Working Your Way Queens Have Their Days .... AHilelie Asso- Cooperation Saves Dollars in Co -ops Miss Vomers wav get the Ono way Id out a your off cnllppv—on same opportunity next Jan. I. your I h tart I ami hilt conference rules will not room ratos, at lonsl, Is oilVml by MSC's rm-n's ami women's 1 named Miss Michigan. allow MSt'A gridiron Spartans co-op houses. to play in the contest, even if Hy cooperutinjr on nil the eookitiff and houseeleanitiK 1 time around, however, winning tlicy do win the lllg 10 champ* johs that come up. their members pay only about two-thirds ' over 10 other beauties ionship. with a of the regular ilorniilory room and hoard rates. j new set of judges making the | Actually, Jan is only one of ; j whole raft of <|ueens that is so looted each year for varioui j Spartan organizations and artivi- I bos.^ Miss Homers gained the M ,S Professor rinh j to represent MSt* at the Dig ti when she was nanus To Jailiie Ilea alios over five other campus queen 'Mademoiselle' by Hlue Key. iiinim-senior men': honorary fraternity. Coed Plans lo Previously she had been choset reign over the Holiday llal which is sponsored by the Kngiii coring Council, student planum: MSC Spread group of the School of Engineer For Magazine (kteds Miiv Tht »m» MSC faith inn InyoutH tor you saw illustrated in the col¬ another yeai was held at Northwestern I nl- Wear Shorts, lege issue of "Mademoiselle" veraity. I last month wer» planned by a Spai tan ewd. Only before, pretty Dee The Long Kind Shu's Dorothy flipper, Dear- a year Means from Schenectady, N. Y . hud won the conference contest J Cords who destre to if liorti graduate, who was ehosrn the first - i finally gained equuI' Splash must hold one of As a time It was held. I'li-nly of Room Spartan mules lust j Cross swimming certifle reward, she represented zitie's :;o guest editors for tin* the Uig Hi hi California at the Hose "Howl celebration, pan.ving Michigan State' The show in the result of a gifts childrens wear great drill of practice by rordii w ho ha\r found that swimming gracefully and in prrfrrt thy- choosing uu LUC ON Til EAT EH BLOCK u central Ihi It WBSIl't A C ROSS F R O M T II E C A M I' I S however, ii; Athletic urn BOBETTE CORSET SHOP TOUR SIIOII ERS the boartl irrnmscs •II awards , WE I V Y/1 EltS. I HIES College Requirement #1 ivc recog- i MAIL iiirtiiihys Michigan i WRAI* freedom-giving FREE HEADQUARTER yE AT 3FKRST BXTE OH - H - H 'Mitt- by FORMFIT Yiui nrr of Itoio* China llammrrt-.l warmly ilivilril l<> hrownr lliru our M'hi'liuii Cup* and Satircr*. Wrought Iron, Miiiiiiiiiini. I m-ktail Scl», Marl<-\ Towel SO GOOD! Set*. California Ceramir*. A*h Tray*. ami 1001 ollirr Stadium or Study Hall . .. II'.hm i oniiny llo|i or Hi-tory «li-lini-li\ «■ item* to *uil ever* oeea*ioii. U.I** . . . sk Ijipw, l.lkr , oil through your hu*y 'lava ^ \ beautifully! They «lim and r ■ f amooih you willioul Ikuim, bulk or bind—loop you liiiu f with ihr grnllrvl touill. Perfect villi your new •lemolim •lirla, lorradur pant., prinr.m-.tylf. ilate drr.nr,—anil mi eomiorlabl* you'll love llieir flalli ry all lint morel Come in—lie uullittrd art; fun to Iniy when you find nomelhing tliffrrent, III Skippira (or all occaaioio today. noiiirtliiug new, *omelhing vvilli *Iyle, yet within your budget. Yinit our complete Infant* Dept. for tho*e Baby Gift* and our Children* Dept. for boy* wear to «l*t 8 and girl* wear to *iw I I. We know you'll enjoy the fun of whopping in them- departments. COME IN AND GET ACQUAINTED THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Section ; AMERICAS LARGEST AND CHANEL ZAGRI MOST COMPLETE CAMPUS FASR10N CAPEZIO SHOES LARbS FEATURES TEE PRINGLE ridiron Veterans to Defend MSC's Big Big 10 Co-Title * ★ ★ ★ * ★ Spartan Football Team Faces Tough Schedule Veteran Hawks, Irish Iowa Team Highlight Hosts State Grid Slate MSC Placed Hawks Favored In Underdog llole In Season Opener By flll'CK MII.I.KR B°w' Turning I'oint—Ellis Duckett Blocks Punt for Spartan Touchdown A veteran Iowa team will take the field in Iowa City In past ,v» Michigan Sept. 25 determined to State has a < played , taken many 4 Lettemwn Hvenjte a 21-7 loss to the tough grid m t previous avlng only Bolster Net Michigan State News Spartans last year. only Although the Hawke.ves 20 Icttcrmcn, they have have aince its entrance Big 10 the lineup of football foea haa into the become even more many tested players who saw ac¬ Section .3 . . . Sports tum last year but didn't earn a impreaaive. Title Hopes letter. By JOE HOFFMAN Freshman Edition makes the Hawks heads Last year Tennis Coach tmiliar Frank Beeman took one let- Friday, Sept. 1954 artans thus year. terman and seven rookies and Taking a Spill With Ball Is MS(" Two of the lop tram* parlayed them into the third I g the Hawk attack will lie 1A. Iowa and Wis I):r4.,.f01. ..f Athla.lia.u But best tennis team in the Bi»r 10. This year he will hav I,lr< < t(>r °» mint Il< H t. Binky Broeder. a twn- Behind him C'nach Hopes Arc High pen the schedule for Sta pair of Winn here wou hout put the Spartan* From Biggie Munn line W restlers Weakened Welcome to Michigan State. You will find out that your new venture of at tending I ,inrm*n ol thc Ni I By Graduation Losses id Jim Bccchum. rnllrire will he thc happiest of your life, if you will apply yourself with the thought in mind of first ircttinir a pood, j the Hawkeye armor, | But there arc weakn ln: Despite heavy graduation losses, Michigan Slate's1 wrestling outlook is bright for a championship Hcuson. sound education. Book knowledge is very important hut i Coach Kendley Collins lost four members of his 11)54 . j m, Paul, Don and Ralph alonir with other thinirs itrVducatmn the aliility to tret ulonir morr, fnm lh. .."J, j squad whieh had a season record of 7-2 and finished third in Bradrn. Ralph was the top with people and to take part in extra-curricular activities freahman player laat year. is also very important. fraah »o*ad u ■» of i : vakF* big mrrtn. . | the Big 10 and sixth in the NCAA. the urn * * * Other rookies rated by Ueeinan Big as promising players are FrvJ Those who have the pleeaure of taking part on our ' lheA II Instructor champ at IS? pounds MSC and BOLDEN athletic teams must make DorjtoJ proffress academically [lit Larry Fowler; lllin Levine. Lloyd Wong and Willard only one man, Frank with their class and they cannot have failures against 10 tltllist Vlto Peri Maxwell plus i who caught more than m ling candidate Menzel is the their records in order to compete. i " Makes Habit hj In other words, our teams are made up of normal col- lege students and, if you cunnot take port in athletics, the not hamper the Hawka Of Winning "" " cou,dhbrc*."*e lh<,v least you can do is to get behind your teams and give your I full sup|Mirt by attendinif the games, taking part in the pep 1954 rallies hut on all occasions conductintr yourselves as ladies Hawkeye system. and gentlemen all of the way. Last year in football we were fortunate enough to tie Football Schedule for the Kilf 10 title anil go on to the Kose Bowl. Many of our students attended this game and the way they con- I Nelthe , Eld ducted themselves made all of us proud that we were associ- ated with such a wonderful school. j Muthraoi the needed arl Smith, have experience or ability For example, as head ,h' to pass in the manner needed in Oct. D— Indiana at I coach of the football team, last year, I received over 25 Kvaxhevski's plans. Indiana copped its third letters from people commenting on the team's fine conduct Oct. IS nt aecutive title and the U Louis Matykiewicz and Jerry Notre Dm while it spent two weeks in training in Pasadena, Heichow, the top candidates for edged the Spartans for secoi to Keep the Last year our baseball and cross country teams won IliK III championships, the swimming and wrestling ~k* Alive trams were third in the Big II). boxing was sixth in the nation and our basketball team—in fact, all of our with each team winning football because the "traiyht Bijr Jo learns—always put on a good show. and strengths of the and third balance. 1C4A title. Although the t< While we can't win all of the time, we are proud of While the Hawks >f the has yet to be draw the men and women who put forth the extra effort to repre¬ 1834 third in the already sent their school. I know there will be times when you perhaps will he a little lonesome or discouraged but if you will stick it out SporU Writert Veeded until the time when you appear in Macklin Stadium and If you are interested In receive your college degree, it will alMw worth-while. The writing or editing sports for four years will go sd fast that before you know it you will the Slate News attend the he a senior and you will wonder where thc time has gone. fc.rw. paper's first meeting Thurs¬ Tintl Tu tmtimv day. Sept. 23. at »:30 p/n. in In order to make friends you have to be one yourself by Broeder. 32 Union. and in order lo have a full college life, you have to take Even the emotions You are invited to stop at the office, third floor Union, part in the extra-curricular activities that are going on clash, thc Spartans make Duffy Daughci anytime to meet present mem¬ on campus for both men and women. bers of the sports staff. a bright one and t HH BIGGIE'S STATEMENT. Page 4 which should Increase I Spartans Find It a Spai'lium 'Home Top Athletic Plant Houses Championship Teams iftc NAAIJ 147- Horn* of eourts and the gymnastic i publte skating torn of tai the school year. •*- re* style The fourth, and lop, floor »tL M* *,u contains the boxing and wrest¬ Next to the ice tennis courts, arena are six of them for 13 FurdM ling rooms with storage spare for the two sports. varsity practice and play and Central structure in that ... *' ">'ty half athletic plant u Jeniaon Fwld- Surrounding the back nf the remainder for tennis class¬ IMdaal Cl «ill r.ally be tuugh, "** country house, home ot II uf MSC a in 163.000 gallons ot College Field, es and open play. Additional vanity required to till the ■city of 3,000 courts are available south of pool, which is used ata. Old College Field is the Macklin Stadium. On top of the hill is Mack¬ With laat year'. tunnrr-up, thc J ime of the Spartan baseball lin Stadium. The stadium con¬ tl I.f M. hit hard by graduation W|U MJ tains locker facilities for the thc Sparuna ahould move to thc I Old College Field. ,u SUmb._ IV. In the lieldhouae portion "t MSC athletic field, alio con¬ varsity and freshmen teams, the visiting grid team snd the «,ond .pot run tor thc and give Purdue a top .pot. H^ruTtaZ •peace. the buildmg there is s 220->ar.i tain! three lighted intramural Us; -J_>CAA titles, Indoor track home and visiting track teams. low,, fourth laat year, will he With All-American fullback (eight laps to the football fields, a practice golf thc 'tarkhora* of thc race. Thc With a maximum seating ca¬ basketball court. Alan Ameche heading Hat ot , ,*hkh mile) and a portable basket¬ green and practice baseball llawkryra have almoat all of their a aNCAA title*. ball floor for the varsity game. field!. pacity of 52,000 Macklin Stad¬ Softball diamonds and ;i field 13 Icttcrmcn, including acvca u( 4nd department are ium is one of the largest in the "Iron* A balcony around the field- Af ros* the street from Jeniaon he second floor, from the Women's Gym, while I will be atrong. Included house seats 4,300 people for the ath- is Demonstration Hall and the an archery range is located be- track meets, boxing matches. letic ticket office end the Ice Arena. outdoor track, recently named Shy i'Uy swimming pool gallery. Home of the Spartan hockey Uta Ralph Young Standing amidst all this, 4.000 more seats are A gymnasium 34 feet wride team, the rink is ftft feet by 200 Field In honor of th within sight of all but the foot- •V , , u«* or basketball games 216 feet long with three feet. Besides being the prac- hall practice field, is the Mich¬ a real ahy guy—will often try fcrt . "rue With the um of the Wench- and I. «*•'• "op paaacra laat year ' basketball courts « The track -is ■ quarter-i igan State athletic symbol. to convince photographer! that Haluaka tat it out hacal— ft if uaad for ice track of the third floor. Sparly—a ceramic statue of a they Ihould take aomconc'a tlao'a | Injury altar a great J 1nmm * STATE NEWS •augherty to Make Gridders (Continued from Page I) a ragged end who RankBig loaded with material, with Fred 10'sAmo JiP$ Head Coaching Debut Body, Joe Badaczewski, Dale Folt, Pat Wilson and Clarence Peaks and John Patur back for dutv are ready to move up if either of At left end the top candidates there. arc Ellis Duckett and John (Big the veterans should falter. Thunder) Lewis. Duckett, one of t'sing the same plays. MSC Wllaon and Peaks both showed will be working and re a new He's the heroes of the Rose Bdtvl hardly the most envied nation defensively with a rush¬ that they were capable signal leader. The Mono system will ing defense mark of 83.9 yards game, is a fast, alert player who callers in the annual Green- be retained In ita entirety, with per game. White game thii spring, while is. especially good at catching ; • Hugh 'Duffy* Daugherty is passes. Lewis is big and fast and a few Daneberty Wrinkles add- to Mlehl- Matsock and Morrall were play ■"taking over as the Spartan's The year before, the Spartan : a good defensive end. ing baseball. *Wad football coach this fall, but line held Notre Dame to 88 yards j Right halfback is well stocked t At.'tackle. Buck N.vstrom; Ted !!he is also taking over a schedule rushing. The U of M was more During his 11 years as MSC with the veterans Matsock, Travis krpple. Roland Dotsch. Morlcy • which sends Michigan State underdog in at least three games. than itoppcd that year, with a nno roach, rurhlhg total nt minus 23 yards, loprrt Dougherty has deve- outstanding individual and Ray Eggleston heading the list. Matsock Murphy. Embry Robinson and Randy fichrcccngost are all back Poncing I me |] Daughrrty took over the head , „ !op.rankin(. played well at from last year with Rnn Ijitiw- ica the best of the sophomores. - Looks / J year's coaching duties after last winter's! ' right half in the backfield coach lines, To VpJ and end _ coach Rose Bowl game, when Biggie Rose Bowl and . who have taken head football pos- j Munn became MSC's director ol I Included In his list of A I I - may be shifted I . itlons at other major universities. i Americans are Frank [% fefelii Ant,,,. • alhlctlcs. Kush Dick there this fall. Tamburo, Ed Bagdon, Don Cole- ' Bat Daffy hardly expects his ; Dougherty has spent II years i man, John Yocca, Don Dohoney, Buggs and Eggle¬ ston ■ - -T-tI 'hr»uuti British S/Mtrts first game as head coach to be saw some i playing and coaching the and his present line coach, Don i as rough as his line-coaching ' Munn system. During his | action last year Right tackle may be a sha seven | Mason. both point' on the line. Dotsch ; debut at MSC seven year ago. j years at MSC, he has been eon- i are ; On that day. he and Biggie .Id.rerf Munn'. number nn. ... , i „ Th' "Duffy" nickname _ stem. Win Places track team men and sprint will1 Murphy staged the "" battle spot during spring drills and 1^3 '| ing : • Munn, then starting as Spartan I give the Spar¬ will continue that fight this fall. The i j more often now k.AL'TH body On Pampas ' head coach, stood on the side- i He started learning the system tans a Lark of guards is no problem. • lines ot Macklin Stadium nn"l ; as a lineman under Munn. who j name. big threat around end.. with all of last year's group back. | J Clark 'and Did i watched Michigan beat their ! was line coach at Syracuse in the Another family tradition start¬ Howard Graves, a sophomore The list includes Hank Builnugh. I They have a web-balanced tarn . • team, 55-0. j late 1930s. His Syracuse team- ed Daugherty in the line. He play- Orirkrf, Soccrr who shared the Green-White Norm Masters. Leo Haidys. Ferris backed by a hard-running back- f„n .... . Since then, however, Spartan mates I a ed at the center position in high game outstanding player award, field. Odn, ter^ elected Duffy cap¬ (>ain nn fortunes have tain of the team which played in consecutive year* which had a Popularity and last year's top freshman, Lou - The offensive emphasis thl< T' • improved, with the "Duugherty- le 1939 Orange Bowl. school to keep intact a string of C'ostanzo, are also right halfbacks. year will be on the passing attack. hum. Daugherty at that position. The other Green-White out- With good passers like Morrall. i After graduating from Syr- Soccer and cricket. on |.,.t cuinulating a record of 54 wins, Now, however, he has 11 posi¬ standing player winner was Jerry Peaks and Wilson combined with ! ctise, he coached at Trinity Prep . nine losses and two ties over the tions to worry the British I*l«* top sport*. i New York City, and then spent about—and his pianutis. who hedds a shallow seven years. ive years in the army, advancing head coaching debut against Iowa have recently won place* on ! fullback corps. Pianutis is the Spartans should sc< i from corporal to major before his Sept. 25. It will be seen by mil¬ the Spartan s|>orts scene. L — 1 1. on team an(J I ufte the erial route lions of foot bull fans across the In 195*. ] discharge in 1940, Founded in 1952, the Spartan kick He Defense la another story. The nation, as the televised NCAA Soccer Club has the When grown from line, spearheaded by men like "Game of the Week." Other intramural status to a p^jint Bullough and Schrecengost. postula where it is on the verge of be¬ will be rood hut the backfield coming an intercollegiate sport. is a question mark. HALLMARK After two years, of- plating While they better are than Hallmark, Bill Bosk and Dule j average offensive men, player- ams ami nearby Hoi lorn. , • jjg,. Bolden, Morrall and Buggs e team In planning on ploying Rolden last year. Gerry Muaettl \ fall srbedwle Ibis fall and will Bullough and Hallmark are !nu,v w f' a ^ defensively, and Rudy Gaddlni are the other iter the Mkd-Wr*«rra Inter- (he regulars and both are rated ' M.«t?*oek. Wilson and Pianutis an- left half candidates. Musetti la a 4*od beta for all-conference I ~'M,d defensiw players but dot. t speedster while Gaddlni la a 1955 hard runner and hlorkrr and tackli "Center is another spot The Mid-Wesfen W ft; sport The University u-('apt s end post Dt»n Kauth while sex will Utile fur the YOKS, SEX, SAVOIR-EANU: V Yd 1*1 ue have the K.«uth tMS V MSC's During the I played three club bo) 1 195? the Hub rtii-* nilar with t«» !».•- rtnils t Kauth * understudies at right TWO BUCKS WILL GET YOU A LOT OF FAY/N f «0 SPARTAN SUBSCRIPTION AI troll area professMmal tram* and end will he Carl Diener and won two ot them. Iming only to Larey Bernard. Jl') ? G the professional thampmns Diener is the gigantk* end fram Saginaw who AT REGISTRATION Thh» spring the learn played is a standout on defense while Michigan while lying wtib the I niversily Surrounded hj hi* new Mlaff is Football ('oach Duffy Daugherty (Heated, second from lefl). Mrmbrrs of Ihe staff are (sealed lefl In right) John Knlm. Hob Devaney, Dan Devine and (standing) Kverell (Sonny) (iranrielius. Hurl Smith, Don Mason and Hill Yeoman. ewer addition i* the It's an All-New Set of Coaches ket Club, under the osreriHm vie tllair. direetor etroit-area Just nil ■ 'he .. •'»><• ,1,, MSI h „ ties ' prtifeMlonal ' New Vork liiasU, «a llevane, U asalker U»-IU|M Other plans slate ill Couch Duffy Yeemun osiie. 1., MSC after a hiah wlssd md aha has ma*, ul hi* rirtopletely highly num**tul i.,nit at Wed eil In the ealledale rank*. He i Point ah a center tie wilt serve was an assistant ruarh laat year sill lie doing and this will ling for e work of the Spit Spartan i SuriirhertM» uppers. be manning importuut varsity Enit.rv Rohinann and I ' Burt .Smith will be at I rum. Sparta positions fin the first time. l«-ft ■ DuughcrD will have Just two rere both halfb assist a iitn wdh varsity experience, rhool. to State after ear at Flint Northcrr the BrrkrrV llrixr In staff as an assistant. His atth of Sp.ot.tn stars 2121 t Mtchw*. v has lieen to help the i itnid n and Kills Duekett. Moving up in the RpaHe ■h and he is considered , B IIAMHCKIIKKS , tern to varsity enaching positions After two years as MSC enl single wing blocking I MALTEDtv - DINNERS are funnel assistant coaches Don' freshman Mumiii and Dan Devine football mentor BlMHH Will MM 111 ; Devtne will move ap this year (June from the Spartan coach- as varsity harkfield roarh. Ing scene will In- all of the kev ; Starting his fifth year here, figutes nf the Munn era. including Debtor wilt he getting his first Higgle Munn. head coach. Karle rrark at varsity eoarhtng. Ilia Boy Kdwardv en.t eoath ami Steve main job will be to find re- Selto. hack field coach. plaremenls for the Just last spring. Scbo was paay backs, framed head f possible point of strain. Altcn-A cut means no pull, no bind, even for the most Contour shouidlr give* ANDY'S ".I »lonr»-4lmar from Berkey" Tb« fabric it a soft, durable Get yourself a combed-cotton knit invxjther line, no •train. Nyloa pill or self-ad, ui for piiflf supply today. 2-pIy it* Taped f BARBER SHOP -,-i- enforced collar. supf *; t lour "llarlieriau llfotlijlliirfrr," ( on\rntmll; loralrd from Ihe t'ulan next to arns* Mar; l ee'* Searles* Records Headquarters fur — air conditioned .12 Years Kxperience "d Square lieoi allen-a Underwearl On A SperUUxiag la Ike -halrh" aad atkar aausual styles. 223 E. GnuU Krtr OI'KN THURSDAY EVENINGS iw KD 2-3S17 THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Schedule Tough on MSC Minnesota follows the Boiler¬ occasion and put up a good battle ■ pinged fonl ^ makers on the Spartan schedule. against the Spartans. I RmVi team in 1952. The Gophers will be operating Last year the Hilltoppers threw in title con- this fait under the direction of a a scare into the Spartans before T*"°* r vcars'^nd" this new coach, Murray Warmath. The game is at Minneapolis. bowing, 21-15. ■'ff I* n0 «cePlion- the That is what b In Wore Spartan, and their We law. UMnirr. duprrmtely the Spartans handcuffed this year. *K7ll halfbacks. year Gopher star Paul Girl while ' £ with India- shaking Lettoy Boldrn loose for Of the si* conference the Spartans must games, „ , breather fee win at least five tn remain in title , brfore they take content***. And for the first time in several This year Warmath's big job years the Spartans willrtake the ' Spartans may well will be finding a replacement for field as underdogs, not once but 1 tralher before playing Gicl, who garnered half of ihc three limes. Iowa. Wisconsin and ,' a. snulh Bend. Ind., from Notre Minnesota yardage last year. Notre Dame are all rated in pre¬ The Gopher coach will have 21 season polls as the favorites in V to prove that Michigan State College (>ut lettermen returning, and 16 have their clashes with Spartans. . „,.on Michigan State But no matter how strong the won more than one letter. Fighting Irish opposition, the Spartans have < in.i cot away with it. Neat the Spartans will re¬ never been known to let their four for the Spartans turn home to fare Washington fans down, and icly hard. State of the Parlfir Coast Con¬ Daugherty may well be on his way towards fol¬ ,nier«>ming game ference In another brraltnr. lowing in Munn's footsteps. •ek should be a Then comes Michigan—at Ann Arbor. lie Tried and to Btiilfrm.ikerH Although the Wolverines were When Norm Masters, a tackle. 7*1*4 l an^nir * not strong last year and Inst many ?aw a Spartan pass about to fart of the good men they did have incomplete he grabbed it and via graduation, reports from Ann was on his way to paydirt when hurd's Mens Shop Arbor indicate that great things it dawned on him and the referee are cxpeeted of a raTt of top¬ that he was an ineligible receiver. flight sophomores. when they meet. Cast year a so-so Wolverine tram held the Spartans to a 14-6 win. despite For 45 years — Michigan State Students Division Uie fart that MSC was running for a title while the Wolverines Leo Barnes-Jot I Next Headquarters — it was true then — were residing in the conference mis second A home game with Marquette Golfers closes out the season, and prediction here is alsc unwise, for any it is more true today f climbing from the Bij? early rise to the k Spartan linkers finis! ith a 7-4 reason rep¬ Beta Tiieta Pi laced tournament eighth at in the Min- • our unwavering standards ... am) quality, good taste, value Piii Kappa Taii • our steadfast principles ... present fashion? not J'antosy •rw.re that larks a home III practice and play on. I DELTA STREET * ~ • our constant policy ,.. featuring famous b»Un< must travel to the I Hiiis • Country Club names in men's wear like... (Wording tn Van Alstyne, At finesse of «, Mimed the other SHUFFLE SEPTEMBER 24TII CLOTHING SPORTSWEAR I fJri*s~Sv/pula wasn't I Hint* made a perfect On** Shirt* hy Kxrrllo Arrow FOX HOLE PX (ity Mock Bargain lta.*ement Department Store Hrriiliaril Allitiaiin of Viriinu Kuril Enter by Slat* Theatre aero*.* from I'nion Ituildinic until !» o'rlork. llurlirnrli Srliiiipari'lli LEVIS SLACKS Arrow Fultiano l.illy Oni'lir Interwoven Jerk* Sock* (liirpwt nelection of argvlin in town) SOX 2 nr. $1.00 2 pr. 11.00 N>lon ll.no pr. *** 2 or. $1.00 Plains . . . J3.4Io 2 Hrk, CIGARETTES 39t 11.91 carton ■ I Fry Cleaning (nionl item*) 65c - I /or Bostonian - French heap Shoe Repair KfdMHwblf u ' Kali anil Winter Jarkrl* (Kight Prir.-) Shriner Urner Shoes ™nt(:an Sutr Kn.ltowM-.l Swral Shirt* . . . $2.59 rarh • N»l Bin. and other*. 1m. loUnli u4 III Owl lira.. _ General Mertha»di»e i-a* I on ting's Largest Dry lioinls Store Mea'a Brief* __ 2. far MAO Wa Athletic Shirt* 2 far *1.00 Maa'a White T-Shirl* 2 far *1.00 THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Biggie's Statement Ends Coaching Career r—Sp#rl#pl(J" (Continued from Paw 1) Do not expect anything for nothing. If Munn Takes Over Spirit yon will study •nd work, you will be able to realize your a college student immediately objective. Being putn you in a different cate¬ As Athletic Director spirit? By CHICK State News ' gory, therefore, do everything you can to act like one. In the past the atudenta have aupported our teams in not tangible, and yet Its presence or ;iUr a,terrific If Biggie Munn has-as much success directing MSC's Way. I didn't mlaa a football pep rally in seven years, and entire athletic program as he did directing the grid portion with hi. « hrr hi, saw first-hand how the students arc . always behind our of it, the Green and White will remain a national power for fearing either a feeling aT prhfe or dhgnst. thr , a long time. with apirit-a-la-MSC will brine a new roncrpt After compiling a phenomenal he was appointed athletic direct¬ Make a part of your college life cheering for the Green However, at Michigan State spirit is verv f, coach, Munn has or at Albright College in Reading rising to the heights of loyalty via the media and White. The greatest example I have ever seen of a stu¬ stepped upstairs to the Athletic Pa. In 1837 he became an assist* of Spartan lungs—while at some other time . Director's job, succeeding Balph ant coach at Syracuse and a yeai dippu . dent body cheering a team on to victory was last year when silent mockery. Young. later held a similar job at th< Football is king at MSC, and during the fall t. • we played Texas Christian. We were behind two touchdowns Seven years ago Munn took University of Michigan. is unrivaled anywhere. over the so-so Spartan football and the student hotly cheered the team on to victory in a Since then he Mann returned to Syraense aa ★ ★ ★ Way that I have never seen demonstrated l>efore, so keep in I head eoaeh In IMS and the fal¬ Carl Rlntz, Big 10** Top Gymnast mind—if you can't play, the least you can do is to whole- msc teams to two unbeaten lowing year moved to Michigan Last year produced It wcr during theseveral final shining examples. period of play uk.im onjTitose^owl^vicmry f°nSh'P • State In the same capacity. from Texas Christian University—the heartedly get behind all teams that represent Michigan State. Team Rates High Spart;.> ' Noted as a great leader, Munn touchdowns. | . . I want to wish you well in your new venture. You will While s eoaeh here, Munn'a was considered one of the top coaches In the nation for getting Spartan Tops Conference find this school as friendly as any in the world with a well tied t* for win* w the most from his men and was a qualified faculty and an administration which will have your streak. master of half-time pep talks. The Spartans were In trouble—from the sti welfare in mind on all occasions. None of us can take the He also had a knack for pass¬ be playing listlessly and getting nowhere. place of your parents but while you are here the whole group of us will do everything we can to make your stay here profi¬ ing on his coaching wisdom. Eight of his former assistants have accepted jobs as head With Gymnastic Feats The fans, long accustomed to second-half r: hands throughout the game—confidently ,v touchdown marches that would lead to the table and enjoyable. coaches elsewhere. victory. Led by the best gymnast in the Big 10, the Michigan Heading the list Is Daffy State gymnastics team has hopes for a highly successful Dangherty, present head coach — season. at MSC. Others are Al Klrcher. Washington State; Forest Eva- shevski, Iowa; Kip Taylor, Ore¬ gon State: Red Dawson, Pitt; Boxing Tcnm Frank Broger, St. Ambraae of Iowa; Earle Edwards. North Tics for Sixth Carolina v You run ulwuy* depend on State, and Sebo. Penn. Edwards and Steve He bo In NCAA Final both left MSC I Munn also enjoyed gro i developing star pla "PORTRAITS THAT ligh school in Minne- st of All-Americnns held the state high ds in the shot put, j SPEAK" To miy nice things iiltoul you WELCOME Welcome Freshmen See (In For Your lined (!ur Needs FRESHMEN We have sold new and uwd ii vtnryn GALLAP-AUSTIN STUDIOS MALCOLM MILKS INC. Your i'hry»lvr•Plymouth Dottier 2IH A html I Road ONLY AT. Kresges can make these you SdMIHip Savings/ Welcome to M.S.( I^aundrv for Km Newest ia campus IwHc in to visit store for men Arttvitim at MSC pus " rtu n«k'N THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS FrMay, Stej*. S,1984 Touch Football tack Squad Places to Table Tennis to Boxing in Conference 29 Intramural Sports Are Open to You Lp|i»m»res. Juniors Expected Hey, you guys. You don't have Beeman's office in the Jenslon pays off in live turkeys. Last year, kick, handball doubles, gymnas¬ to be all-state to an athlete at Fieldhouse lobby is a constant more than 1.000 students played tics. wrestling and boxing. | shirt for all f swimming. gym classes except L, i{,|»l;i« c 10 Lost Lettermen MSC. Ask Frank Beeman. As infra- beehive of activity.. Application , touch football on almost a hun¬ blanks are available for all of the dred different teams. the Even if you don't participate in intramural program, There's one way to Ret a rollece you'll credit before attending a class at mural director, he runs a huge activities there. program that gives an estimated As in basketball and softball. get your share of athletics ar\y- j MSC—by passing the swimming If you play for a dorm team. Srhlademall lost 10 of his track lettermen list of 29 sports activities to parti¬ you won't have to worry about run among the champions of the | males. You must show the ptxtl nt expects a good year on the basis of a fine cipate in during a school year. obtaining blanks at Jenlson. fraternity league, the Indepeu which means you'll be taking h"1: ,,tv- and junior*. , Geared for the student who You contact the precinct athlet¬ ic director and he takes care of dents and each of the dormitor¬ some kind of athletics for your j ming ability to bypass the be- ies after the regular season is indoor! " In ,he di,tanc* events Schlade- Isn't vanity material but who completed. In this way. an all- For phsically handicapped stu- I bank on a Canadian still wants to compete In athle¬ Such courses as swimming, college champion is crowned. e, Selwyn Jones. Jones h the Michigan AAtT tics. the program has grown so much that Beeman has utilised to Trophies and medals are given team championships in three Among the individual events gymnastics, handball. tennis J dents, there^ are special sections and two-mile races last intramural leagues — dormitory, I year, with the two mile being his past couple of years. fraternity and independent. An cry. table tennis doubles, swim¬ have to buy a pair of grey I best event. Two other sophomores, GaylorJ Munii Eligibility rules bar all men who Intramural Individual Award is given to the all-around athlete ming, football pass, football place shorts and 4 Michigan State T- Denslow and Terry Block, are (Continued from WELCOME ' oai I also rated as good prospects by IM sports participation during the track mentor. | On the 29-point list are 12 team 1950. 1951 and 1952. and 17 individual activities. An Team events offered during fall He was the Cast roach In the even dozen of the activities are term include touch football, fra¬ I 1951 and 1952 Easl-tVrst Shrine tames and won both tlmrs. over run fall term, nine winter term and eight spring term. ternity bowling and the Turkey Trot, a running marathon which WELCOME CLASS OF '58 FRESHMEN a inmp of §*«" I hlrhly-favorcd western squads. man s fir*t j »*•«** wl He is a favorite member ol ,t inexperi- '• hl*T,r football clinics and schools and FROM TIIE EAST LANSING captain, is | George Best will pace the field journeyed twice to Germany tc in the pole vault, where he was ADAMS : I teach football to the GIs there. • .. a sons The Aug- for) the first freshman in Spartan j history to top 13 feet. Horn Sept. II. 190B. in Minne¬ BUS STATION Dave Goodell and sophomore apolis, he attended North Hint Bob Meusing appear to be tops in the shot put. Both men have Wt near the 50-foot mark. | School in that city. He is married Mil JOHN HICKS HARDWARE | We ran write tickets I Two Spartans Win Billiard* Titles Despite two Individual champ- Potato (hips * General Hardware, Paints 1 to any point in the P.S.—From any point •nts. with the (kms. Michigan State's billards ■ team placed second in the two ** 1 divisions of the National Inter- and Sporting Goods i.osPER ji Collegiate Billiard Tournament at Purdue last , (• spring, f a*him willl Beaudette, Spartan pock- Ihisy Hoy Indian Trails ' Just Arross (•rami Itiver homofe ; it two firsts in two years wijh a Short „>; Way l.ines }-..{> Brown, capable of 1 sweep of his round-robin play fur the title. Stran hion billiards, Bub Lansing, Michigan from the liiion 2:u M.A.C. i feat j i title aight, tfi. ;n the **• L SMALL'S show Fall's Most Favored Colors.., I® f tier toppers and . ■ Ray ( prospects . Bob Hard- CHARCOAL PINK I m for n colorful season— rich ilnrk tones in clothing with spirited, masculine pastel furnishings and accessories. 'I It tfli HI I.I.S Charcoal gra.v. Charcoal brown ant) i £ Charcoal blue give you a distinctive look. ; »fj • •« . - > top all- The contrast of pink, helio. maize ordinated through all your or green co¬ furnishings is :|Mc| r *he Olympic highest fashion in the smartest luniks . . . li] " • ' t pole come in and assemble an ensemble from fill I ''' ' high jumps. our fine selections. H.m ^.h. II.Khed \ •' tiling, la ** ttu. tri. ,.f .artat- U "" *** We welcome you to MM. ... tee Amur you urill rotor your in,my one ntttH-ialiont and the ureal education facditiei of the college. Kr in tile you to ritil our ftore . . . hrowte around . . . look at the many oilier arte items in ./lortfirear and every iteration wearing aii/iarel fly led for you by America's fore mot! mmtufucturere. 211 ______ a WashmgtM m I /3 HART SCHAFFNER ft MARX CLOTHES Hockey Prospects Brighten ! Willi Return of Veteran Squad H. KOSITCHEK & BROS. BRANDS AND NAMES BEST KNOWN ! Other returning linemen in¬ clude Jim Ward, an excellent sticK-handlcr and playmaker; lioi-die King, one of the fastest men on the squad; John Gipp, a >us, and Dave Hcndrick- hardworking junior who Spartan Keystone Combination — Capt. John Mat sock and Georice Smith ?d with every game. Veteran Team Hopes to Repeat Sportopics Kii|)|>eiili<-ini<-r (Continued from page 4) Goaltender Another Big 10 Baseball Title' Boxing and swimming, two sports in which MSC usually I College World Series. Brown fill- shows well, attract fair-sized audiences hut still leave much to Leads Life | Prospects for a j ed in for Ycwcic when the hitter top-flight base¬ ! broke his finger late In the pitcher and his sea¬ And worse yet Is the fact that track, wrestling, gymnastics and fencing lire sadly neglected. Of Target ball team in 1955 Coach John Kobs appear bright to son. and Spartan | Junior Don Moffett and A sta.iling comparison may be drawn between Illinois and State fans. ] sophomore Barry Fullerton are in the matter of attendance at the so-called "minor" sports. "It was like tending goal In a hooting gallery." K<>bs. who will be starting his the most likely candidates for The Illini gymnastics team never has to perform before a home¬ That was how Spartan hockey 30th year at the Spartan helm next I the hack-stopping job. Moffett town crowd of less tHhn a thousand—while several hundred fans at oaltender Eddie Schiller sum- served as bullpen catcher last a gym meet in Jsnison is considered a near miracle. spring, loses only nine players icd up the Michigan State-Min- , year while Fullerton was nam* from the 1954 squad which won esota game last winter when he I ed the outstanding freshman Big 10 Ali-St .i ; the Big 10 championship and ad¬ topped 73 shots on goal. | player. But Schiller vanced to the semi-finals in the Johnny MaNtHk When the Spartans qualified for the NCAA play-offs, the ."Col¬ NCAA College World Series. I Pitching will be the Spartan for 1955. will ' pi. lege World Series" a |»ep roily was called on the eve of their de¬ Kobs described his 1954 Spar¬ strongpoint. with eight letterwin- with George smiti parture for Omaha, Neb. tans as "the best hitting club I've | ners returning. Returnees are Dick An Entire Floor Devoted second base. However, instead of the thousands of fans that were expeetcd to ever had." j Idzkowski. Ed Uobaugh, Bill provide a howling .send-off, a mere handful bothered to show up. Mansfield/Bill Saffrrtn, Mike Wal- Exclusively to S/ntrtsireor The Spartans compiled a lusty ! lace. Evl Rollier. Walt Godfrey and .31? batting mark in winning Why should astudent body be so loyal at one time and so neglc- gen at another? the conference erow n. one of the Jack Wenncr, the only lefty on the squad. Perhaps it will expend itself during the fall months. highest totals ever gained in Idzkowski, with n 3-3 season rec- league play. I ord, w as voted most improved At any rate, the freshman class of 1954-33 will have an op¬ i player last year. His two sterling portunity of upholding the traditional "football spirit" and boost- 1 relief jobs in the College World ting the other sports, so long Ignored. ' Series saved victories for the It looks like a great year for Michigan State teams, with improve¬ Spartans. In eight innings of re¬ ment s-eit in almost every sport. The fans can do their share by at¬ lief work he struck out 15, walked tending the contests and cheering for the Spartans. four and gave up only three hits. I.et's .support the teams and write a new meaning f«r the word Iloh.iugh. a junior from Ford | City. |'a„ won seven games ; while losing two, including a 4-0 record in Big 10 play. Ills earned run average was 2.08. WELCOME FROSH | Replacing his catchers will be j Kobs' biggest problem. Both Torn On Diamond • FLANNELS Yewcic and Dan "Grown have gra¬ TWO LEGS PANH STORE Nrifc- duated 1 aqd they were the only receivers with game the experience. Yewcir, who also quarterbarked Spartan Rose Howl winning | gridders. was named to the Nt'|\A TOOK AT THE COLOR*: • CHARCOAL GREY -Hill Mansfield probably got a CHECK THIS • BANKER'S C.REV • MEDIUM GRF.V HEATHER ' RENT A NEW CAR cool reception when he return* ed home last spring. from • LIGHT GREY HEATHER When Mansfield won the VALUE • CHARCOAL BROWN • LIGHT TAN HEATHER HERTZ second game of the MSC-OSU double-header this spring he • SKIPPER BLUE clinched the Big 10 baseball FORMULA • POWDER BLI'E HEATHER title for the Spartans. • LIGHT BLI'E HEATHER At the same tune he pre¬ NEATLY STYLED IN SI/EH 2? TO 42 vented his father from sharing VAI.DE AND STYLE PLCS EXTRA in the same title. figure this oar out. It's Ihr equation HNI: TAILORING Mansfield is the son of Wis¬ consin's baseball roach. Art that pays off in dollars... h" years of Mansfield. The elder Mans¬ manufacturing skill f 21 modern field » Badgers would have tied MSC for the title had the Spar¬ tans lost that second game, but young Bill took care of that wuh an-1*7 win over the Buck¬ SWEATERS eyes. GAS. OIL AM) INSURANCE TRt'CKS FOR RIM. TOO your I nick to school furnishings no l-eifs .. . and let the formula FORD SUEDE JACKETS MSC JACKET OF LANSING Grand Kixer Ateaue at Cedar GASOLINE 2. Nile service Monday-Friday Has Lowest and s/ioris shirts Reeutar I A/Q 313 EAST 115 SOUTH GRAND RIVER In EAST LANSING Two Legs WASHINGTON lu LANSING THE MICrtfGAN STATE NEWS %OSU Ferrari, McCoy to Pace Jinx Tankers By MIKE CARE Offensive■ Minded Cagers Offense will be the byword Bucks for this season's basketball team. The return of the two ■loTille Hopes highest- scoring players in Michigan State cage history and a pair of good „ BOB frcv centers, coupled with a new coach who is one of the j.K.htwl bv the BWim- country's fore¬ ■JihB inr.I Piuleek. Michl- swimming most exponents break" style of ball, of the "fast may make the Spartan ragers one of the «" ,hiri! p,"ce top-scoring teams in the Big 10. Lrc 101'omiH-tition ™ - 'i a row. for . iw...- MrCaffrert JftUxi Oi'h.nd rhamp- of 351 points , State and runner-up New the 1952-53 Style McCoy, who broke Fei teams were also the record last season by defeat ttie Spartans l„ . regular dual meet Anderson 409 points while sophomore. he u me winning side, jrtd six meets. To Change Ferrari, hampered by several position changes, scored 316 h,ri«l-lrnker Iludeek ! points last year to leave him just 'it,, undefeated V" -„rd. sea-en .It Illinois and H.I. where I h e Cage Picture 24 away from the school career record of 691. , merts are held. There've been some chnnges J is Inshapingthe center position, a battle up between 6'8" Bob made. Iota* he turned in a rec- j Armstrong and 6'6" Duane Peter- the 200-yard That phrase sums up the n. !, Jettison Pool whole bosket kill picture at Armstrong, a senior, started a partiue he flashed home Michigan State, for not only last season but was nudged to in the 100-yard breast- is there a new coach, hut a the bench by the on-rushing t This ma'k new brand of basketball as Peterson In the latter stages of •nrd. well. bfF.U 1 the 100-yard r's best indi- that Forest (Forddy) Anderson jJSmnancc in the meet. , would take over the head basket- ball coaching job here to replace Mm. the Spartans de¬ Pete Newel! who left for a sim¬ job that he stayed in the regu- mon. S1-32; Wisconsin, ilar job at the University | lar lineup. In the spring practice mi. 33-17; low® Slate, California. game he scored 30 points as two nrduo. 3S-3J; and Indl- MSC teams tied. 73-73. Anderson, who left his job a* head coach at Bradley Universi¬ The third factor behind the ca¬ ty to accept this new pi gers' hope of a rise in their bas¬ advocates the opposite tt ketball fortunes, is the new type of offense which is being taught to the team by Forest (Forddy) ,mi. the Wolv- I the "control" type of play. ,v. titt-24, and Anderson has had consider¬ the Green able surcess with his type of I, 35-Jt. play. His teams in nine years becianini nf the season, I as a head eoarh, three at (ireat Lakes Naval Training Station » sUIrd that he didn't aid rrtaln its j and six at Bradley, have won h of 1933, but a total of :>05 games and lost „ | only R4 for a sensational per- ten* surprised I h r | Mentor by repeating | While .it Bradley. Anderson's campaign turned up teams qualified for six major f nf Spartan swim tournaments. These include two Ifei.:. lnM. tK, free styl- | Sugar Bowl Invitational*. two ettr. Jack I teat tie. National Invitationals and two Iktl.iKm. breast-: National Collegiates. lie won one trwr Al'ii a It and divers llr!•*tut- .! it k (sandman, finished second four times and m-i Dim Morey fourth once in the other five tourney tests His latest triumph came last did the past JI > season when Bradley surpii^ed t\ > graduation everyone by quaiifing for the NCAA championships and went all the way to the finals before bowing to a powerful l#a Salic ton has taken Aldrirh. ^HlMrUrr Ht.n Kidgway and An Ihompson and "*• bright, how- 1 i 4. ! K • ^P"*- '• H . .. k li..ke ^P| ■ ioll Bromley, i bill Savage. j .re Payette, ^P s* rv t , Hobin WINGED SPARTANS Ht Mir fcrraURirohe Iludeek. ^piiftrn |>auI Mi l «»> and iff bath. Inexpensive BP '1 .d ,„d board Morey for Flying Lessons J ! j[ and Dave ,v,: in the indi- > Write 1'. O. Ilott 2H7 Or Watch For Meeting Announcement j ij All interested '•» i«. persons invited vv A P>(l \ ou Know... ^ '''« "tlil.-maker* pirk Slate to tie t»r lite ronferenre champion- •hip thin year! *"VT >b Smoke J J a. JS1 j s JZ V kiii'tker* nupply headquarter* for Stale -tuilent* itinee 1915. the Smoke Shop u not "out-of- bound*" for coe.1*. SMOKE shop - *'**«inea - Fountain Lunch E«*l Laaalag WL. SIGMA CHI SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON PSI UPSILON ALPHA CHI SIGMA 729 E. Grand River 131 Rogue 810 W. Grand River 341 Evergreen THETA XI 214 Charles the Inter-Fraternity Council extends a cordial welcome To All New Spartan Men and Invites You to Attend DURING WELCOME WEEK "A Picture Fraternity Life"of Tuesday, Seplendter 21, 6:45 p.M. At Music Auditorium OPEN SMOKER Tuesday, September 28, 7:30 P.M. Second Floor Union Building ZETA BETA TAIJ 334 Michigan HELTA SIGMA Pill 1212 E. Grand River jllment Officers Michigan State News Select Classes Section 4.... Features nils Determine Schedules Freshman Edition • Fall Term in Auditorium i .„,l(,nt to the section is the job of the re- I'ridav, Srpt.1954 *£2 "" occasionally it can be a tiBht fit. nv as 4.000 freshmen wanting to take the '"iMimmunication skills), the basic course has to A Fast Start 1 into jus sections, each meeting at a different time place. — , or Registration 1* held in the Audi¬ torium the week before each term* It's an attempt to keep the sec¬ tions fairly evenly balanced and It's a Busy cut the time of the process to a A series of slide* reviewing Welcome Week who didn't attend SUNDAY, SKITKMIllill 19 much will vou 2:.'U p.m. er Houses I? Sec Page 7. I limit*' CiiMviK'iitinn .Auditorium fi: '5-8-1ft p.m. Courses Your first job in registering for Orientation Night in Men's Dormitories j fall term classes is enrollment, 11:15 p.m. rvtvr.tt l!"w In enrolling, yi itouse Meelinjrs in Women's Dormitories ficer will help Vou select ur narent* fMr thc roming lerm- •kencl. i ! Thc courses, which will e.list- >0U cd on an cnrolIment rarfi, „hmild MONDAY, smiMlll-H 20 0 a.in. Bto move Ollt of your j include basics, electives and ph.vs- »them H place to i ical education, plus basic ROTC Welcoming Con vocation for New Mil.lent s Auilitnriun j for men. "Derorated" Wilh Section Numbers, Signs Point Way for Students Enrollment officer* are as¬ During Registration. signed during the summer, ur Auditorium .iipineenni: in some cases, early In Welcome K 0( »PA Sit.MA the »f luxurious cam- • Kellogg Center, i Week. They are members of the department or school of your No Drinking Freshmen Transfers Allnrl major. For non-prrlerenee stu¬ ^H*lh dr*icnrd to give j > of" Ihr dents, enrollment officers will he from the Basic College. Permitted liuiltlimr Ituil.ling While enrolling, • Veterinary utul Meilieul' clmolngy you will fill up ctiirtr Offic- These cards, which will later he On Campus F.l.ical Inn I li'< Ciltner iiall 1 rnlrr prldr Ihrm- i'hysieul Kdueaiinn tension Ki.4ilhi.usf punched for automatic tiling ma¬ Bik.nt pjtml* frrl Industrial Arts II". An.lit.irinm chines, will go to your enrollment officer, religious advisor, thc Dean Dean of Students Klemeiitary Fdiiraiinn 2(.ti ilorti.'iiltnrc ('ml.'.' has IK? I of Students, the college news bur* Kit forces Ituil.ling ivall.it.).' ... parents. Rilling Secondary Kdueat ion ii jib J 'At this time your enrollment of¬ ficer will help you fill out a trial If you plan to drink alcoholic I'.'J Keil/ie -ch.'tiui.'.l Lulsiratiirv ■Kf mllrse. schedule card. It is a tentative x animations beverages on Michigan Stale's Cmltr ..|wned In : listing of classes and sections. ... provule ac- Since one of the sections you list campus, you proliuhly won't will often be filled, it's recom¬ Im? here long:. t'pli.in fur New Students mended that you make out sev- There's .»'> long-standing rule i oral alternative schedules. 1 ran of Students Office. I IJKSDAV. Slil'TOIIIKH 21 1 - You wttl report to thc Audl- i | tor I urn for registration accord- Set lip by thc State Board i mind, thc ; |ng to an alphabetical schedule of Agriculture. .MM"* governing devoted to Orieututiun tests. K.urnllmeiit ami Regi,1 railun , which la printed in the course body, thc rule bars beer and According In Alphabet ical Schedule liquor from thc entire campus t p.m. and from any other college- Tours of Campus at Half-hour Intervals operated building. aids, and < Sniilh Terrace, I'niun "4 rooms to ' When you reach thc Aud you Tom King, students, 15-7:15 p.m. ii 19 to If* should have an enrollment card, A look at Fraternity l.ife i Music Auditorium fillcd-out pack of registration drinking beer card*, admission card, thc trial II... f.iucatlon Jewish Women Students Hhrdulc rMrrts , Mh,-> studculs route: VWCA-VMCA Open III.Use Third Floor, Union j when it is time to register. For j !»-ll p.m. account- this, and other conflicts on your "Wc are not condemning All Frosli Take These Courses VWCA-VMCA Mixer Dame Union Ballroom schedule, register as soon after mghway your time as vou can. as they abide by college rules WKDNKSIIAY, .NKITKM1IKR 22 You'll Learn the 'Basic' Facts King handled at the Payable plains. students f: j Enrollment anil Ih'Kistrat ion According to a laboratory Michigan Slate College Alphulat ical Schedule Xr Alton Mud- wtcr employ* fees, physical education laun¬ clerk*. bell- llc slated that all minors dry and lacker rental fee* of U and. far men. a lit ROTC • , caught drinking off-campus A total of will be treated by civil authori¬ ses and may also be "pretty- limine Meet injr* in Men'* Dormitories snapped ,n ,h, , sure** of expulsion from school. cut to the i p.m. required AWS (A**ociated Women Student*) ((invocation wad- **u<*ent8 are directed processing line by signs and Thc rullrgc rules for New Women Student* Union Halirooi ' I icgis- trlej-m Facili- 4 tration personnel In this line, ve- : teran and scholarship credits are o| the mx reminding ia-sides School of Agriculture Open lions ' allowed, fees are paid, and pic- | ive been the required coinmumcution I'Jl Agriculture Hall skills (then written and spoken 'hr rooms ' taken for identification , telling them <4 (he situation. decade of MSC"* ■' great* '-I , MO.ll r*rrt»- 'Jtoui,..,. visit After you v< are penalized for drinking will w,ti- rill USD AY. SKMKMHKK 2:i t«r %- ollcge through wiil the I* reported in the Stale New*. ollcge for the first full ■ be given a si , c»f directions 3. No tXTr or liquor may he n.it tins fall i* Thomas Fnrollm.'iit ami Ib'Vl-t rat lun Armrilimr In 1, . , ! as you enter thc r filled foe mil ton who replaced •Cwfrnrm parties where both males and AlphalH'tK'ui .Srhiniulf ~ " week- Early in Welcome Week yon -I p.m. «■ *n4 V rar- 4. College organisation* *pon- Tour, of Campus at Half-hour Inlervala i thcir names .Stall h Terrace. Union -H I,.I su» pension -iinian Srb.ilari.hip g g ! But for registration the seats on .Music Au.iiturium "wis: 5. College student*. the main floor arc removed, and advised ! a scries of posters around thc rim Keeeptiorm .S|*i| i.rr. I ions for of the room advertise the depart- Hannah in ; H'nni H'rith a year 'ments from basic Thc new i hoofung a major. 111 to zoology. Canterbury Club (Epincnpnlign) :il Union | You're alter class cards to Chriatian Science Organization Forestry Cabin Parents*; match the sections lUted on your > •'*. were I trial schedule card. You get them Chrintian Student Foumlation JJolleRe llouiie ' t h e by presenting your enrollment llolliiTxtiiie 1IH W.-^irand lUver * Home- j card to the departmental reprc- Oanima helta (Lutheran-.Mi**otiri Symal) LI Union that they wer Lutheran Student Aaamuntion II histlcrs Slav i-r» Basic College. in College Lutheran Church, Division and Ann St*. Newman Club (Catholic) Little Theater, Clasp Ia Drivpr Home Economic* Building kin mtnadt krrn name* jnscnfc Ralph Grinncll is one bus Pan-OrthfNlox Student Aaaociation (Fatatern Hamilton has bxaiN tore names wil i* Orthodox) 22 Union a couple of rtv designed to C*a- la added luring bring thc sti* Ciimpiis Mark Set 8:110 p.m. S|>artan ( hriatian Fellowship Union Ballruom Wtwn nonr of thc teams, special classes and other 111 KIimmI Drive State New* Organizational Meeting .'12 Union will work bccal campus groups all over the na- iicr of a complex national and make 2 129 pints >u will hj tion for 20 years, he doc* have international society. HCIDAY, SKITKMIlKR 24 •" a angU an America quired courses, thc Basic Col¬ 8 to 6 p.m. *r.Un» for •'Irtrrw Communications skills is » Thc record wa lege offers various Improve¬ a.m. Knrolimcnt and )lcBUtration Accordinir to vt4m« u- three-credit, three-term course ROTC drive last ; ment services to students .with Krilow the other* four- Alphabetical ScheduW j."V "<■ Cotleje. while are .the previous MSC reading, speak- credit studies for a full three . DM WIXtO.Mt, P.«. « Sew REGISTRATION, rage 4 S to sit right behind i N STATK HBWS i w Talent Needed to fill Graduation Gaps e News Hopes to Become Your Morning 6Habj Just like brushing your tooth ior who will serve as editor-in- or washing your faoe, the State Horn are hi&l by men this year, i Each News office for the flfit time will daily, the State Newa chief. aid tween four and eight | News will soon become one of Christensen, Lans- there has always been plenty of I charge of be greeted by friendly Jenn Davis, mdl. St.tr your morning habits. Kale was sparls editor, assoc¬ Mo sett head hta'own distributed free of charge Instead i selling and Published five mornings — iate editor and managing editor placing of the daily tan coeds. Last year, for example, ■a Monday through Friday—each one coed held both the managing carries eolw week, the AH-Amorican Michigan editor and editor-in-chief Jobs pre* vtewj State News is of the day during different terms, while an¬ i student staff that has set its Koal Taking the manaitint! odfor other coed directed the advertis¬ as bringing other Spartan stud- spot is Bob Herman, Three Oaks ing department fall term. ents and faculty members the lat- j „nmr who aiivaneed from assoc. Carrying out the policies of est campus doing, plus the most the "front-office" staff will be |nt0 ,|erman w„, llirerl thc important state, • national and of the editorial board, world news. |wlilorta, staff job ,ha, the five associate edi- j dudes gathering new, from all It's a hlg jobjhut the students I phases of campus life and piehod se are the feature editor, the soci¬ editing np by atndenta. , sh, spend many hoars In help ety editor, the sports editor and the four top posi- the editorial assistant. Ing to pal aal the paper find i one af the top-ranking rotter, dailies In the nation. In all. there are almost IN who find Philosophy of Spartan Staff plenty to do In the State News One of the six college dallies i Tanked "All-American" by the I Associated Collegiate Press, the Life Just Is a Bundle of Jokes is convinced th.it life is just instantly trying to apply that rwophy at MSC* is the Spartan asino staff which brings slu¬ ts the best in current campus Another one of the four pub¬ advertising receipts. Since the ! and entr lications situated on Publics- tpers are placed at several spots ihmzIm in 1920, it was known as i the campus besides in the liv- Horn Row. the MM1 monthly The Holcad. j magazine always offers the bis- the g units, every student has Appoi four-column, any opportunities to pick up a arre and the unusual—keeping ; managm* one thought in mind—to have Holcad were publica- n as The Bubble and j ; din fun. The Spectrum. Both of these ap- ! ppeared shortly ! dailies in the entire state (oth¬ Editor Gregg M. Sleeker prom- ers are The Detroit Free Press. The Grand Rapids Herald and Before becoming a daily in the University of Michigan | 1942. the paper was first a Dally), the State News has I weekly (a many readers beyond the cam- was exchange service JACK KOLK ! Although it seeks to use Read by an estimated State News 15,500 l>ost of the Associated Presi jdents and faculty members ' ports and pictures, the main ing for its • time, staff memtn rid the rampu* ped in a home-draw SPARTAN OUT WEDNESDAY SEPT. 22 Spartan and try out fur job, TWO DOLLARS WILL GET YOU A YKUH in humor and fiction writing and cartoon drawing. SUBSGRIPTIOIV TO STATE'S MOST Thc entire staff haa offered a cordial Inviation for the realm of the you to enter ndirukma Thai', ' NERVOUS PUBLICATION That doesn't mean, howevi the way the Spartan likes it ihal the Ktale News rannot u new people. There Is always drive to obtain new talent keep the paper on » hlih pla ami MSC# ten ten ESPECIALLY FOR YOU among the nation's rollen That's why freshmen are iture# of the maza tital In the ronstant search f further Improvement, "Klrptnmuiiig," tht «m# "stolen" frtni humor maitnzinc# ' a monthly pit-tun • shapely MSC curd Carnival (iives Opportunity to See Activities GET IN THE ACT! The Activities Carnival held HERE'S YOUR CHANCE The - : • Michigan State College I'layerx I } '.J Invite the Claw of 'W la attend it* YOU ran now rnjoy thr prestige of r on Safrty Pa|>rr to further prolrrt /our i',;; iu.yV"','. up'to Ik-nson Pmint'S Room 19 — Auditorium hath Milk DisiH'iiiu'rx YOU pay only *2.00 for a department., there ' a book of 20 Canting Cor: imprinlrd prraonalUrd lam their lalrir.1 aad «*.. that Fairrhild Theatre I'lay .loimlloiles mvnnt high the, -have M" aflea Mime NO OTHER MONTHLY . mallv 2 Journals Health Center. There are exceptions. Par¬ Also, the number of patients in Olin changes rapidly from They also relay about 75 mes¬ sages a day. Michion State a,, of day to day, making it difficult In addition, patients may list |^j Amblinir previous But Engineers, It's Almost Free to arrange a nurse's hours. Al¬ lowing visitors would upset the articles they want from living units and the hospital will ar¬ ■ «»!es records «• routine oven more, Dr. Menzies range for them to be brought. ai.) down for the Veterinarians I >«> Religious advisors will also r js ,| Wolverine. ^ Unless Good Student Health contends, call on patients if they re¬ quest it, and representatives from Panllcl or Alpha Phi Omega are available to • run Goal in which three girls of Service Olin errands, make phone calls, con¬ ably tact an instructor or take care MSC Vetcrinar the Spartan of shopping. | It's All for Charity, Engineer. The number of students in If you >rct sick, two lilts will bring you Home of the best Olin often ranges from 20 to Hundreds of engineering and ihhHcuI service available. 50 over a 24-hour period. veterinary majors, however, read the two aped ilized magazines as Spartade That's the deal offered by MSC's Olin Memorial Health enter—the college's complete medical and hospital service ncnted in the heart of the campus. larling offices Gives MSC The quarter charge is to prevent I ™~ ^ ^ welcome class OF'58 o cut a class. But from* there on Carrying TO EAST LANSING A Carnival u, it's ou'll find one i of the best bargains VISIT THE BKACTIFTI. I. It C O N Take* Oiie-ni<>h| scientific THEATRE FOR AN AFTERNOON OR Slutiil in Spring EVENINB'S ENJOYABLE ENTERTAIN- MKNT AND RELAXATION. Complete with barkers | record that <1 sideshows, Spartacade | Foreign Students The Fines! in F'irsCKnn Motion Picture si nn.r. Bus- takes over Jettison Kieldhouse ! Locate a Home at Knlertuinmenl Latest in Sound Equip¬ ami W|'i'im'i 'r '"r " ime-iiipht si ami early j International "Huh* ment ... I!..<(> Jurm Seals for (lie Ctmost South Ma- in sprinp term. • . . . , o ntvui.i- It's rtettiilti'ly a carnival all the! in Com fort. These students front Many Save year. come I.ale SImw Every Friday Ninhl for That Ilia Date! pltrh Money at St intents may lie hospitali/tsl ('.milit l.uiisiiiu's Most Minimi Registration | 40 days per college year witl ch.nge. Try.and find than that. a better mill ('.oinftirliibli' Tlii'iilrr! Kro-.li Scholarship llohh-r* lo Mt'i l luting sen-1 MSC's many scholarships fc..Ni.'4tions, ; come in especially handy at •os'C units | registration time—they can Janu.ii>, March and Satur- save you a lot of money. Fregpmen who have earned In an effort to hi scholarships will meet together interesting tn.iten.il for the first time during Welcome eering majors, the llii f Indents, Week—at 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept, time the effectively 23, in the Music Auditorium. Hello, Freshman Welcome Freshmen College Hamlin ink Happy to See You. Mailed to Frosli EAST LANSING'S ONLY Hope We May Serve Spartan traditions, rifle*. aetivi- DRIVE-IN THEATER You in (he Future. OFFERS YOU lehman S jewelry it Students > »y Blue K«- Next to the Glad me r in Lansing f»os a straight H ave a straight C average. Differing from schi TOP ENTERTAINMENT e l <: o m e WELCOME TO EAST laysiv; EVERY NIGHT to LANSINI; Ami MICHIGAN ST VI E COLLEGE W K w ISII TO TAKE THIS OI-PORTt'NITY WK WISH TO TAkK THIS OPPORTFMTV TO TO EXTEND 10 YOC OCR REST W ISHES EXTEND Ol R VCin BEST WISHES TO THK COR A MOST MK.MORARLE. ANI) WE NEW FRESHMAN CI..VSS AMI ALL TRANS- HOPE, AN ENJOYABLE STAY AT MB III- I KK STCOKNTS COR A MCISI ENJOYABLE BAN STATE C'OI.LKBK. I Applications for entrant arships are made throui AM) MEMORABLE STAV IN KAST LA.NSLNB. school principals. £)n WE ARE SCHKIIt I.INB THE LATEST scholarship applications at AND UN EST FILMS AVAILABLE. HOP- student aids are handled IIOPIND THAT AIM) TO VOI RWK MAV INB THAT WE MAV ADD TO VOIR SAT. MID NIGHT I'l.KASI'RK. WK ARK S! IIKIII UNO THK FIN¬ EST DOMESTIC AND F'OHKIEN FII.MS AVAIL¬ PLEASI RK ANI) ENJOYMENT, ALL AT ABLE IN BOTH WIDE RANI.K AND CINEMA¬ MODERATE PRICES. HORROR SHOW SCOPE. w. s. UL ITKItKltXI) TIIKA t IIKS ALSO PRKSENTINB . . . IN LANSING LATEST WOlll.l) NEWS EVENTS CHOICE SELECTED SHORT SI 'EJECTS AT MODERATE PRICES ONLY 5 MINUTES MAY WE SERVE YOl SOON! NsilMCN WELCOME r77T\ samrmcAUV air-conditioned FROM CAMPUS I™ MICHIGAN STATE r 'rp Hicays W elcome At The DRIVE-IN IHEAIM ft Ppng, Publications, H>0N»»w«gim . i mm w'i ■ >!■■■ ■ ■ ■ Places to Eat ■■■■■■■■ w Just Taking It Easy hion Hosts Student Activities the basement. Across from the mixed lounge, which sports a fireplace, modern furniture and'Interesting paint¬ ings, Is the browrsing room. Cur¬ rent magazines and newspapers fill the shelves, and here students can watch television on a set recently purchased by the Union Men's Council EAST LANSING fourth, a ad last, floor. Has Carnival UNITY CENTER In the sub-basement Is "a 16- Co-sponsoring a fall activity «ff W. OnM River lane bowling alley. A 14-table carnival to acquaint students with billiards room is located right campus organizations and a stu¬ across from the men's lounge. dent book-selling program are The ping-pong room and card services offered by Men's om are found on the fourth x>r. Equipment for these games n be obtained at the first floor School supplies can be pi ased on the main floor at the Packaging Grads Men's Council is formed by re¬ presentatives from campus men's Spartaas Relax ia the Mart Leeage, Om af Ualaa's Caret Bronih checkroom. Union Book Store, which offers Get Their Bundle oups. It handles general prob- Facilities. a large selection of books, sta¬ ms common to male students •dST1.?, tionary and souvenirs. Top starting salaries for MSC id men's organizations. Registration phrtattaaMv. Ufi A barbershop and cafeteria offer further facilities for stud- graduates oould easily be in the Men's Council also appoints the five-member Men's Popularity Flux packaging technology field. Judiciary, which tries cases turned over to it Up to «lt,000 per year is paid grads in the field. They by the Dean of Students. With a few exceptions, Men's Judiciary Beat Heat, Easl Lansing Trinity Church in sales, design, research, testing cases can be appealed to the All- und other industrial areas needing packaging technologists. College Judiciary. Men's Council also sponsors the MSC, first school to set up j activity cards, which give students Warm Chills In the Grill major in the field, receives mach a chance at registration to list ac¬ < 314 M.A.C. AVE. inery and advice from concern! tivities they would like to partici¬ interested in the development of Between one cUsa and another pate in. The cards are later record¬ SUNDAY the profession. When yo« era Id he home la ed according to activities listed The curriculum consists and turned over to organization Student service groups will be BUS A.M. — RiMe School officers. Comes a ponse In the day's Men- i hand to assist students with ClHHses For All Arcs. heduling difficulties. Members of Tower Guard, sophomore wo- 11:0(1 A.M. — Morning Worship Board Supervise*! Thai is known as rrilllna Green Helmet, honr.** 7:00 P.M. Evening Service sophomore men's honorary, the — OLIVET BAPTIST Activities in Union For a steaming cup of coffee Frosh-Soph Council and Alpha W E I) N E S D A Y during winter term or a cooling CHURCH lemonade to counteract the Zeta. agricultural honorary, will Supervising all of the Union be identified by armbands. June heat, the Uniorr Grill is 0:0(1 P.M. — Prn.ver Service Building's student activities is the For serious scheduling conflicts, the most popular place to go. all-student Union Board. (EAST LANSING MASONIC TEMPLE) This studenl "hangout" pro¬ school advisers will be at a table Heading the H-mcmbcr Union in the center of the Aud to help Board of Directors vides excellent opportunities this year is A for you to meet your friends, clear Clirht-Ceniered, nildr-Trnrhinn Mininlry Betty Case, Saginaw senior—the campaign for elections or try Ai MIKE DMOt llowq first coed to hold the position in ... the rap* thr (hint card* f«r each ef the i in a Friendly Atnio*idierv 1 years. The Rev. John Mik-a Undenominational For the first time in history Union (,rilt Acting 1'antor I of the directors are com- an all-student talent show was 'O chairmen, three bers at large and three are are mem¬ offic- televised from the Grill in May by college station WKAR-TV. Gets Plastic s. Petitions for Union Board are relaxing Coffee Cii/h SI. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Studenl Chapel i the grill, which is now sport- Included in tl accepted during winter term. ig murals of MSC's history on Those selected to serve will hand- the issuance of your activity book, subjects from student dances containing coupons which can be 405 Abbott Road assigning showcases exchanged for ticket* U> college in, jfhe for coffee events. You will also have a Kentoi Eaat Ijinsintt, Michigan Concourse for student use. sponsored chance to fill out a deferment by various organizations. form, which is forwarded to your T reet It is traditionally a gathering draft board as a notification of ORDER OF SERVICES Almost 1,700 place for seniors and each year a iors table top on which carve their names is sen¬ your enrollment at Michigan State. You should leave the Aud with hung your fees receipt and your activ¬ on the walls in the room. Masses ity book. Also important are your schedule book and trial schedule I Abbott Rond card. From the sections as list¬ 7:.'!(»• I). 8:15 8 • 10:00-11:.T0 - 12:90 Munch at St. ThonuH Chapel on Alton lioad 9:00- 11:00 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ed on the trial schedule been you have keeping up-to-date and the Weekday 7:00- 8:00 classroom listings in the schedule . Ottawa at Chentnut book, you will get to the right iloly Day of Obligation (i;00 • :0fl - »;0fl . 12:00 mean that l>t class at the right time. . Phone 2-2814 to set off .1 . And in case you should leave the durability WILLIAM G. the Aud without a correct trial Confessions Kl'HEN, Minister schedule card, the Registrar's Re¬ New drape chased for tt Saturday. WINSTON H. HALSTEII. Aiwixtant Mialater gistration Office in US Adminis¬ and Old Colli 4 SHI• 5:30 0:00 tration Building will have your Daily before and after all DR. DAVID MACHTEI, Minister of Mask file. 5:15 RACHEL FRIEND GRINNELL. Church Secretary Devotions colltr. Church Hrhuul — l ie u< II am Manila, Warahip ( Mirarulou* Medal N'ovena. Tuesday — II i tM-Junler Hl,h Wr.Uala.trr PrtlawmMa christian sc1k> Dally lioMary Notena Foflthilll fti/iu'l ANNUAL Beautiful M * I ttadeuU interested hi t loaur Religious lust met ion *a Thirdjf, He a tea Catholics and non-Catholics interested In studying the doctrinaa of lb* Church ran receive private instructions by appointment or attend Inquiry Classes to lie held at Newman Hall. 117 Fern street, al the following hours: Monday—7:00 and 8:00 p.m.. Thursday—7:00 and 8:00. Credit Courses In Religittus Education LUTHERAN STUDENTS Taught by Msgr. Jemmr V. MnrKarhln. 105—Introduction to Religion (Fall. Winter. Spring) Open to Freshmen. 20S—Christian ler Term): .107—Christian Ethics (Spring Term) Theology (Win- WELCOME TO Check Course Sehedule for Details. Cditholie Student Artivitii's MARTIN LUTHER (HAPEL C0UE0E LUTHERAN (HURON Aisn 1IOCSE The Newman Club Is Ihe official Catholic Organisation at MSC. The • is |o foster the spiritual, educaltonal, and aoeial life of the Catholic -MISSOURI - NATIONAL LUTHERAN CM >< «H i the rampus. SYNOD- Newman Hall. I IT Fern street, where best of friends meet, a 444 Abholl Rd. t'hoa* ED 2-0778 collegiate ■ vlth snack tuir. library facilities, discussion and Hu.Meat Vkar W. K. W.MI c. wolf. r»u." study groups. — • eekly Communion breakfasts and mixers, under student direction. E. I. Wold I. Stood'. Student Panlor u ram A- nm ib t-mii Open House at Newman Hall every Sunday night. IIS So. Ptaa. Phone 2-2252 President — "llud" labine — The Man to be Seen SERVICES - 8:30, 9:30, 1I:0« SUNDAY SERVICE - 11 A.M. Orientation Week Meeting Communion flral Sunday Newman Club Mixer for all Catholic students—* lliMe Clan. 10:15 A.M. p.m. Thursday. Sept. 19 at Little Theatre. Home Kc. Hldg. LUTHERAN STUDENT ASS4H I V!H»> GAMMA DELTA LU. marna m>I Iwlu erenlw The Hyandkal Caalereae* aladeat SPECIAL artmaixatiaa ■Mia every Sunday eveaiuc al Monday, Oct. 4—Meeting for Freshmen Men and Women Ike Lather at th« 81. Student Chapel Abbott Kd. HIHI.E SCI Three Prioala the Service of I FRESHMAN RECEPTIONS a * morning al Studeitta at all Ttom - THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 7:30 p.m. Rectory -601 Abbott Kd. Tel. ED 2-5911 Room 33 " ■ Talhama Churrh Founders' Day, Feb. 12, Begins Spartans Drag Michigan State's Centennial Celebration. Council .inks Sporls Study Of Allciiilaiicp ATTENTION - I he students who Eastern Orthodox Students! The Pan-Orthodox Student Association of MSC cordl- MSC's athletic council asketl nll.v invites nil students of the Knstern Orthodox faith % last spring that a study be (Syrian. Russian, Creek. Ukrainian, Serbian, Rom¬ made of lagging student at¬ anian, Macedonian and Bulgarian) to affiliate with tendance at winter and spring this college authorized and ecclesiastically approved group on campus. why students All interested freshmen are urged to attend the recep¬ keeping the t tion Thursday, Septemlier 2:'ril in room 22 of the Union Building, 8 to 10 P.M. Free Coffee and Donuts. RKDEEMKR LUTHERAN; CHURCH sendees for students every 1 Orthodox t 2-f»f>:tn or by writing to Pan-Orthodox Student Association of MSC, P. <). 163, F.ast Lansing. Congressman Dougla fellow of Utah will lei Campus Group 21. Students can he: Rules Horses Myra Hess Feb. 23. The final musical ev Welcome lo the College Y's Saturday Night Travelogue The varied programs of I he College VMCA and YWCA are planned by students to meet campus needs and Free Series Lays ser\ ire many vuried interests. It i* the conviction of the Y'l that World at Your Feet Christianity is relevant to every realm of campus life. In the YMCA and YWCA students find oppor¬ The World Travel series, like an animated, Technirolm MSC. Establishes geography l*x>k, stretches from Octolier to April to brighter Saturday nights. Lit Honorary .UNMhrr took .HHl the other Michigan tunity to merge growing know¬ ledge with a growing concern to live more purposefully. travelogues feature speak Nell IWughu. Feb. 11; "Read to Grandeur." by Fraaria Line. Slate FIRST CHURCH illustrate their talks wit Feb. 2d; "My California." KUn Membership in this program is OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST I Students are admitted travel series programs o Mldcley. March S; "Pacific C oast," Julian Gramer. March YMCA - YWCA open to all students. You are in* \ited to stop into :il I E\ergreen 11: "Artaena." Dr. A. M. of the Lw- ing their ID cards at the Bailey. March 12. and "San lo become acquainted with the V Bob Friars will begin tl »rm with "New York ( Juan Wander land." Mldf- ollnx II programs. £ Irnts through Horrk I ley. March It. I Oct. 2. "Alphabet of tl doors" with Dick Bird : Travelogues schc given Oct. 9. ! spring term are MR. ROBERT WAl.KK* MISS MILDRED KIRWIN Other WurUI-Travel ! Hal Linker. April 2; YMCA t:\ecuHve serrrlar YWCA executive Secretary i may purchase tickets Ken Richter, April trjr Tel. Ml 2-5158 Tel. Kll 2-1741 Meet New Friends First in America 27. EPISCOPAL COLLEGE CENTER be Also during the fall term "Exotic Ceylon." Hubert Mallett. Dec. 4; "Festive Italy." ALL SAINTS CHURCH Thayer Soule, Dec. 11. and WESLEYAN METHODIST "Quest »f the Lost Mission" by the Lambs on Dec. 18. Winter term travelogues are East Michigan at Magnolia The Rev. Cordon M. Jones, Jr.. It ret or — ED 7-0131 "Jungle to Zoo" by the Rvtuners, Phone 2-l>8IHi Jan. 8; "Spanish Main Adven- I The Rev. John F. I'orler, College Chaplain — ED 2-131 Ti ture," Col. John Craig. Jan. 15; ' "Puerto Rico and the Virgin Is- lands," Bob Davis, Jan. 22; "Ski- j } KENNETH E. EYI.ER. Pastor Church School 141 a.m. The Chnrrli Underground M i 4:;1 ing Safari." John Jay. Jan. 2d. 26 the London and "Brazil," Karl Robinson. Morning Worship 11 a.m. Due to its building program the Episcopal Church in East Lansing fn gi CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION Wrsleyan Youth Fellowship ft p.m. may he hard to locale this year. The college Chaplain's Office is lo¬ cated in the College Lutheran Churrh. Ann and Division Sis. Thurs¬ m Evening Service 7 p.m. day Communion services will lie held there earh week al 7:(M> a.m. Sunday Services are being held in llailey School as scheduled below. C.onlial if elcomr To All Canterbury Club meets on Sunday evenings al 6:10 p.m. in Room .1.1 of the Student Union Building. The location of special study and in¬ struction groups will be announred from time lo time. The Rector's llffice is lo lie found in the Heclory at 715 Drove St. Those wishing to view the progress of the new rhurrh will find it rising on Aliholt TO THE Road opposite the East l-ansing High School. Despite the diversity of its locations, you will find All Saints Church spiritually as strong as ever. You are cordially invited to share in its life. Freshman Class SUNDAY SERVICES — H. 9.10. 11:10 A. M. at Bailey School .4 CORDIAL INVITATION TO MARK THURSDAY — 7 A.M. — Holy Communion SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH at College Lutheran Churrh SOUTH WASHINGTON AT MOORKS RIVER DRIVE LANSING CANTERBURY CLUB - Sunday Evening al 6:30 STUDENT UNION HUM;. - ROOM 33 YOUR CHURCH HOME — OUR MINISTRY — FRESHMEN NIGHT UNIQUE BIBLE - CENTERED MESSAGES UNUSUAL GOSPEL MI SIC UP • TO - DATE APPROACH TO LIFE September 23rd — 8:00 P.M. -OUR SERVICES STUDENT UNION BUHL - ROOM 31 5:10 P.M. YOUTH HOUR AM [hm cm. R,B, E SCHOOL morning worship 7:0* P.M. EVENING SERVICES GET ACQUAINTED PARTY BIBLE INSTRUCTION AND PRAYER, WEDNESDAY, 7:S0 P.M. ALL FRESHMEN INVITED L-... -a.— OUS ; Omrches Sponsor Area Churches Invite Frosh Student Programs By MOLLY ROBYN Students attending Michigan | arc at 8:30 and 11. The Rev. E. L. Services of the First Church f t Christ, Scientist are at 11 a.m. in You won't have to f?o tar to find a religion* State for the first time will find j Woldt is pastor. ( a cordial welcome form churches j The Rev. Herbert C. Wolf is the new edifice at Haslctt and E. to join at MSC. in the Lansing-East Lansing area. pastor of the College Lutheran Grand River. The East Lansing area is dotted with these Mass is observed daily at 7 and | Church at 500 Ann. Affiliated The undenoi (national East of which extend invitations to new studenis. 8 ajn. at St. Thomas Acquinas . with the National Lutheran Coun¬ Lansing Trinity Church has ser¬ They're all prepared Catholic Church at 405 Abbott.! cil, its services are at 8:30, 0:30 vices in the Masonic Temple at 314 MAC Ave. at II a.m. The ^to offer j Sunday masses are at T.3Q, 8:45, j Rev. John Miles is pastor. once "the academic side of college Two n 10, 11:30 and 12:30. Saturday con¬ witn all-important spiritual and , cl^iiy jn ti„ fessions are 4 to 5:30 and 7:30 to social activities. Churci.e... ,v 9 p.m. Father J. V. MacEachin is Among the groups is the Can- ml tinu^ tcrbuiy Club—affiliated with the Newman flu Episcopal faith. Director is the - the set v i« «• lav. jonn Porter, Episcopal chap- 1 me rectuiy . lain at MSC. Meetings in the j Kenneth K. Eyler is pn«tor of. Union during the wee* suppie- j ' i h. VVesleyan Methodist Church, mtiu the Sunday evening fellow at E. Mlcnlgan and Magnolia in Directed t»> "•r snip gathering. Frat Lansing, which holds services at Donahue, ti. Uhectcd by Rabbi Alfred L dent Asmi« j., East lamslng Unity Center at 425 W. Grand River Ave. i M-rvict at II a.m. Pastor holds is the Friedman, the Hitlcl Foundatloi operates for the benefit of Jew- I whoaicV ith students. Programs consist of of ,ht< j. . |ii-rs healing and expiana- lectures .u A FRIENDLY tFEU'.OME... 2215 K. Michigan in Lansing holds hurch doctrine. Meet- ; Union. The I It-Ill in Memorial ings are held each Tuesday eve- services at 11 a.m. The Rev. j Mrs. Paul I ining in the Chapel of Peoples Inter-City Bible Church Harry E. Harfst is pastor. Minister of the South RiptM An intor-fiilth chapel on urch. Asher House, a men's co-op at _ SII27 EAST MIC llltiAN AVE. Church is the Rev. Howard the .Michigun State campus 251 Evergreen, is. headquarters Murine Located at S. Washing¬ ton and Moore* River Drive in offers students .1 nu-cting for the organization whu k has Frederick Alexander as its ad¬ Show //»/ Seventh Day Advei for students with Methodist, j I«ct »t >■ Baptist, Presbyterian, Congreg.i-1 Not net "Holding forth the Word of l.ife" are Saturdays at II a.m. at ( tionnl-Christian or Evangelical the title W. Washtenaw in Lansing. and Reformed backgrounds. i song, but All students are welcome to the MSC participate in CSF's Bible study, Even if SERVICES Christmas Flans Sunday vespers, workshops of to setid .< worship, drama, recreation and fatting •» 9:15 A.M. Ilihle Kehool Cel Early Slarl The chapel's reservations ached- j many other activities. Center of mcnl in •> 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship ule is usually booked (or MX j the group, which is operated by June isn't ton early to start mouths ahead to accommodate j Peoples Church, is the College t>:(»«» P.M. Youth Groups ■ p . thinking atmut Christinas. th«* wedding ceremonies and re- j House at Grand River and Michi- : 7 :.'ltl P.M. 15 ening Serv ire Representatives of student gov-1 or pi urns, Sunday Morning Kndu in Eant loinsini;. gan. Roy J. Schramm, minister to eminent and the East Uitising ]„ the two years since it has . students, is the adviser WEDNESDAY Merchants Association met then tK>cn open, the chapel ha* also! to arrange a contest for the tied |N.t.t, the scene of christenings.! 7:110 P.M. Ilihle Study and Christiu.i* display hy tillege Welcome Week Finish Prayer living unit. The displays will be set up on (Continued from Page I) th»vislands on Grand River Ave. The merchants will award troph¬ ies for two categories, religious ! iLIiaIII Kvc Cenjei of the group is the Martin Luther Chapel and House purch¬ ased last fall. Pastor Herbert C. Wolf heads (he Lutheran Student Association WELCOME TO in its meeting every Sunday eve- ; ning at College Lutheran Church i at Division and Ann. Other activ¬ -Christian ities arc held throughout the christian student foundation Col lore House, 148 W. (I rand River week and the church lounge is open daily from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. for study and relaxation. flakes lam and ro.»dv j l.ttion Operating for MSC's Catholic j Boarti-S|Kin.sortHi Dame Cnion Ballroom I students is the Newman Club, j 0-12 p.m. { Events arc Sunday Communion i those who died in eonfhets from the Civil to the Korean Wars. Tin* chattel is open to visiltn > "IVita Street Shuffle" I Vita Street j breakfasts, weekly informal hours, daily rosary novnnae. lectures, picnics, teit:i dances, discussions,! j Slate (Continued Iroro P*f | Nraj Tuesday thiough Friday from fl SAI'l RIIAY, SEITEMHER 25 retreats and student missions. a.in to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sun¬ Also on th* 0*ud (to* A weekly bulletin and the day visiting hours are 1 30 u> U-12 p.m. j Newman Club paper, The Angel- 1 puhllcAlioits djrirnom StU(l«-nt t ..iviTnmvnt-S|Hmmir«l l>ance I us, inform members of club activ- j I* romplrit n «i|U.pp»4 I fOI.I.KGE IIOl'SK Interdrmoninutional IMNt \\r>t Grand Kitrr Its Went Grand Hirer A I . Ilrandt Trill. I'nxtor II O M E i ) Roy J. Schramm, Mini>ter-|)irector I It (I M II O M /; Spartan Christian Fellowship for l-oral Chapter of ihr Inlrr.V amity Cliriaian BAPTIST. CONGREGATIONAL EV ANCEI.lt:AL AMI RLFORVIEII. Frlloui.|iip METHODIST. PRESBYTERIAN AMI AM OTHER INTERESTED FRESHMAN RECEP1ION: Srpi. 23, 7:30 STUDENTS p.m.. I nion ItaliriMiiu OPEN IIDI SK OPEN HOUSE: Srpl. 21, »-12 p.m., Uril.rl Manor »:HO I'.M. PICNIC: Srpl. 25 |'.,ul,r tf.l.f- "< -] THURSDAY AND FRIDAY - SEPTEMBER 23. 2 M OI.I.EGE HOUSE trr IW "a UaOral-cciiirM 1 LOME AND LET ACQUAINTED \t I IN IIII.S: Itihlr Sluily, Pra\rr. SiriitK d^ljt silt mi*"" Uw ktlrr- u SATURDAY NIGHT - SQUARE DA NCE - SOCIAL IIALL Wr<-kly Inspirational Hour mmlt'l Mm — I ' I. U4IK... ... SERVICES »,«>. tutur- - ] It* »l N IIOLY COMMUNION-9:30 A.M. - MrCUNE CHAPEI. Stiuh'iit BETHEL MANOR ol thr Aw 'AIOKMNC WORSHIP - I0:00aml 11:30 A.M.-PEOPLESClIURCll (a-nler; rd Cotlc«.-. utr rr.i.- A CAMPUS VESPERS at Kiglit Dall> t1>- ' And ju-*. the State - 1103 E. Gfaml Rivrr bcr>—iru SPECIAL NOTE PHONE Ell 2-1137 dent* a* !»"-• SCHOLARSHIPS ARE AVAIlJtBLE Arnauit n to atudentN tiitereate.1 ill entering full-time Christian To Know Christ ami To Make llim Known' service, particularly the town and eountry ministry. Write l»r. N. A. McCune, Peoples Church 130-Piece Marching Group Fjrai Spartan Band Stars on Gridiron Kr By JERRY JENNINGS San East Francisco to play at the West Shrine game. On send the band to games at the U of M, Notre Dame, and either band director, leads the activity band. He is also drillmaster for i the marching hand, but member- Everybody loves a parade, and - ship in the concert and activity students of MSC are no excep¬ the trip out and back, they Indiana or Iowa. In return, the the marching band. bands is open to men and women tion. stopped for parades and con¬ band will play "My Merry Olds- Meml>ership in both groups alike, The certs at Kvnsas City. Oklahoma mobile" at each performance. is determined 130-piece marching band, by auditions held xhe marchin. tand rf.hearses directed by Prof. I^eonard V. City, El Paso. Tucson. Salt A highlight of the coming year on campus throughout the sum- five hnllrs a l.ake City and Denver. wcek_ plus extr3 re_ Falcone, adds a brilliant touch: mer. Students interested in join- hearsa|s during football season, of music and color to all home Edwin Frnnko Goldman as guest ,ing the hand, who have not at- j tho Muldc Building and on Wherever it performed on the | conductor at the annual winter ready auditioned, can do so In jn ..... Women's Athletic .Field. j trip, the band received cnthus- concert in March. Dr. Goldman iastic praise for it# playing and is director of the world•amous j marching ability. West Coast j New York Goldman Band. sports commentators called it the best musical group to appear in j the Ruse How I in recent years. Forms Familiar MSC for Minnesota Fa Michigan Stale's Sponsor of the band is the Oldsmobile Division of General Motors Corporation. Ijist fall, it Can't (Jet Along Without It financed trips to football game* to the University of Minnesota I ■ student? and Ohio State University, as well loney, M vmir college Money, Money e — Ash Trays — Letter Hues D E l» A 1< T M E N T O F S I* F. E C II WELCOME CLASS OF '58 Study Lamps Sportswear Text Books Fountain Pens Writing Materials Art Materials Engineering and Stationery Science Equipment Pennants & Blankets MSC CENTENNIAL SOUVENIRS VISIT THE BEAUTIFUL IN THE UNION BUILDING A Department of Michigan State College Established to Serve You 'Ritin,' Rithmatic 1955 Class Aims Don't Walk To Improve On Grass9 Basic Skills Signs Ask CENTENNIAL Reading Service Moot Popular APO Strives Br DFBBV HALL Improvement is the basic by-word at any college. 8 To Save Iaiwns Don't tread on me. You're bound to read those WOLVERINE four words before you're on But many students find a *erl- the campus too king. And the ous lack of improvement because of their inability to do collcge- phrase doesn't date hack to Revolutionary War days, either. tt's iu*t one way of saying that Michigan State has beautiful lawna—and would like to keep Kali, Kali, Kali! them that way. Therefore, Alpha Pep Group Keeps "Don't tread on me." asks one Spartan Spirit High sign. "Cows only," another. But the "Freshmen Al¬ ley" ones proclaims aren't special invita¬ tions to you freshmen to walk Thlrly-two victories in the last Ihirtv-three football games 11 on the grass. have helped keep S|inrtnn spirit at a high pitch. Hilt pre-game pep rallies, ism fires, team send-offs and LitftVIr* I special reviles are planned each year by the student govern¬ ment's Spartan Spirit Commission to make sure enthusiasm m ail n thing < £■ is at a high level. | grass ("SOG* % 1.4*1 fall's rnrollmcnt of 1 100 ft mcnl aervicc* Indicates that this h not an exceptional problem. of Plants Nov. 5. Iicfncc the Washington Alpha Phi Omc Over 50 per cent of all neu ■ ■ y-, | SUP' some other worthy projects on students need help in some basic ramr^lhf faromts.Uri alit f || IJcill (rUI'UCll ! deficiency. campus. One of them Is drive. The other Is one a blood of the The football power In the Midwest during 1953, Michigan Slate's Rose Ilowl learn shows its most widely-heralded contests style as fcrris Hallmark, left guard, bkurks for ball-runner Evan Slonac. fullback, during Ihe itsMlani'"^!. ti'it\udd»rHim 'botanical B wtth viMUnts MSC"* Ileal VISC-Notrc Dame game. I fit rrt. *l*«»a>. info * SPECIAL CENTENNIAL SECTION, including picture history of Michigan Slale College from 1855 lo a 103 page word and the present. • fitin PAGES of campus activities, from Football lo the J-llop; from m Sludcnl-farully Auction li frosh-Soph Day. 1 21 against Marquette. The i for * OVER 1000 PICTCRKS of interest lo everyone connected with Michigan proved the most popular of the Improvement courses. Because Michigan State College Slale College. college work consists primarllv of reading, a student Is seriouslv handicapped if he is not an effi¬ LECTURE-CONCERT SERIES cient reader. J 951- 1955 li COLORED PRINTS of original paintings of the Campus by John I'oppin especially for Ihe 1955 Centennial Wolverine. BE! Series A Series B Hi! ' -— Roberta IVler*. Iloslnn Sy ntphon* 28 — Concert gehouw Orchestra of Amsterdam — — I.ondon festival Italic! 2 — London festival I toilet Nut. a: — New York ( it* llpera Co. 2.1 — Sew York City Opera C'u. (Itigoleltn) Dee. 7 — Old Y ir t'o. of l.ondon 8 — Old Vie Co. of latndon IViti in it oi*n for «ii h Yloira Shearer in with Ytoira Shearer in »hat i* Ihe Armory, which was located firti in "Midsummer Sight,. "Midsummer Sights Dream' the Music lluiiding, Milit raining Dream" 20 — Vienna Hoy* Choir now — Detroit Svmphnny Orchestra 1 — Victor Herbert festival was established as part of the — Isaac Stern 23 — Myra Hess of a land-grant college under tin nil \rt ■Kr Imw'msc" m Hlh (MIM> i Y Lcetures (A and B) of 1862. Ctrl. 20 — John l.unlher — Author — "Inside I'.S.A." etc. JBW'ilfd InU f.Vi ampas (.roups Nov. 3 e— Tryg»e l.ie — former Secretary General of C.N. Not. 12 — Dnighl Cooke — CltS Setts Commentator and Analyst publicity, aril SiMHisor Sings I eh. 21 — t.Migressman Douglas It. Stringfelkm of I tab Apr. II — I.e.Yloyne Snyder Meredith W illson and wife. Btl — Court of laist Resort. nr -T WORLD TRAVEL SERIES (A and R) 2 — Robert friars — "New York Jan. 22 lloli Davis "I'uerlo Rico" — — 1933 Centennial Wolverine City" |Jan. 2s — John Jay — "Skiing Safari" Michigan Slate College flHr beau Ofw II — Dirk Itird — "The Alphabet of Karl Robinson "llrar.il" the Outdoors" Eeh. 11 — N''l Douglas — "High Gear — llox 289 • SB*"! Saluriln l> hart Maskmski Ea«l Lansing. Ytirhigan tsu — — "Dutihsir felt. 26 — franc is Line — "Road In Almanae" Grandeur" II—II lord is I'arker — "Sweden" Mar. 5 — Slan Midgley — "My Gentlemen Lnekswsl tind $6.00 in full pay men! for a subscript* li —Curtis Sagel — "I'ortrait of RENT Paris" California" Mar. II — Julian Gromer — "Pacific 1954 CENTENNIAL WOLVERINE. 3 — Clilforri ha men "Spain" Coast" — Name a typewriter li — I'aul Kmile Victor — twn "Kxpedi- •Mar. 12 — Dr. Alfred M. Itailey — <1**11 (final I middle Icecap" Address and k«op up 7 Nicol Smith — "Hanaii" Mar. IS — Stan Midgley — — " San Juan with your work •I — Robert Mallet — "Exotic Wonderland" Ceylon" Apr. 2 — Hal Liaker — "Pakistan" I Six dollars is remitted with this form. — That er Smile — "feslite Halt " Apr. S — Kenneth Kichter — "Holy h— Ihe laimhs — "tjuest of the UmI" Lost Yliasiuo" Apr. IS — Clement Conger — "Morocco IHIGNATVggl •fMfwh * — The Rt hiners—"Jungle to ZW Please make rhrcks 5 — John D. Craig — "Spanish Main Apr. 23 — Curtis Sagel — "Sua* « or money orders payable I* bttle , lo 1955 CENTENNIAL WOLVERINE. Adtenlure" StriUerlaad" Office Machine, NOTICE: Students are admitted f rre lo Ihe AIIOVE programs by use of their Activity them during the registration period. ■ sTI MuNT NI MBCg) $*.00 I'rr Month - I'm Deliver* FOREIGN FILM SERIES-FALL TERM L 27 "Horn Yesterday" HtANXUN DeXLEINE ■ . 29 — — "from Here lo Ktetmlt" Oct. 19 — "The Moon is Blue" Oct. 25 * 2C — "The Uting Desert" COMPANY I — "Tales of Hoffman" Nov. ft "Conquest of Everest" ORDER YOUR COPY NOW 7 — "Captain's Paradise" — II and 13 — 'Moulin Konge" Nov. 29 ft 30 — "High Soon"