MICHIGAN STATE GRADUATES RETURN FOR ALUMNI DAY d as close to this b1ln0 far 10:SO a. m. in the Little Theater of the home economic* The Patriarch's club dinner, the State Board of will welcome Agriculture, the# older gradu¬ class, .reunions year After ! at the score as possible. Prires will Spartan graduate*, returning »n will lie awarded for this event and building. Sponsored by Omi- founded bv the late Dr.. Frank ates. while Henry A Haigh, '74; the campus this morning Union lobby desk, the men will for other specified shots. W. cron Nu, honorary home eco¬ Ked*ie, class of '77. in honor of of Detroit, honorary life presi¬ hold get-togethers. Alumni son of the art department, the travel out to the Walnut Hills for the annual Alumni Day. saw nomics society, the conference the class celebrating its fiftieth dent of the Alumni association, Secretary Stewart expects the flag was stitched and presented Country club where at 8 a. m. will act as chairman. Word has class of 'IS to have the largest the Union to the college three years ago they will tee ofT in the annual Glen O. Stewart, alumni secre Will feature as speakers. Prof. J. M DeHaan of the psychology have as special guests the 2' been received from Daniel turnout, with a crowd of 80 by the Alumnae league. Rear¬ tnry, of his intention to be i tiding the official (lag of member's of the class of 1 RHP Strange, of Grand Ledge, oldest anticipated. They will meet in ing the seal of Michigan State L. L. Primodig. assistant direc¬ there at the opening of play. department, who will talk on Michigan State college. Emb¬ with the six white stripes repre¬ tor of athletics and general While their husbands are put "Some Points of an Effective They will be inducted into the 1 T»(t M S C. alumnus, of his the main dicing room on the lematic of ideals and tradition* club as freshmen at the dinner. intention to attend the dinner id flm senting the college's six divi¬ chairman of the tournament, ting about the greens, alumna Personality"; and Prof. Wini¬ cherished by all M. S C. nlum- and their fred Gcttemy of the home eco¬ tinting their silver an- sions, the flag was raised to will arbitrarily select a score, guests will be is displayed only on nomics division, whose sub¬ Union will lie utilized thi« noor. r and may be identified those daysof special significance its §pot beneath Old Glory this Ho Is tend, chairman of to accommodate the various Al.t'MNI - Page * mominR to open officially a day the contestants will try to shoot ject will be "New Things in .Id grads—Homecoming Day. EDI TORI A 1.8 lidugatr &tate News — — And Sprwlrrs "f WTrT TP MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE, EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN. SATURDAY. JI NK II. IH '.K SHAW TO PRESENT 728 DIPLOMAS MONDAY Today'* State Takes Second atMilivaukee *lll,1,n,I{o,l> iMurphy Will Address t, I ares (.111 Record Senior Class Campus r l*reer Scores (^||egt. Klug to Fly in Three-Day Old nation |n Parties At Rites in Shell I friary? Victory In Rev. \. Cue to Talk Hunt Not so long of the /(Milogy tiered 5,000 bees to ago, Prof. H. R department be sent to Century \t Baccalaureate Event In lie llrlil in office in Morrill hall. They Sprint Slur Mppcil lli'iiiiiii-traliiiii Hall arrived Thursday and In 220: Xmxl-trii If Itain ltila-r\i-eie-- /teen somehow, during the Hril Twice flurry and hubbub, the ,rm SOW little Iwe, «cp- „v 0|toB„e MASKIN MILWAUKEE. Wis.. June mod hither and thither about ..... ...... , Hun.-, office I■> With W illiur Greer nn.l thin (us >econ they hml Harvey Wnodstru lending the ■iUrt> in thrmtrivr. with the}way. Mulligan Stnte'a track lucked from the outside and (Pani (upturn! second plare in ■to tarkeit thereon warning ,h( central IntereoltogiaUi, here lie we re Piufes*. Hunt is ,w| n||h| w|th 2B Nu,r. linn the erriyel of » lice . tin me carried off the title with 37 11list no that be can movi into his office with safety garnered nine the j yard dash nnd grabbing a secc I reborn (Juirer in tin- 22t) Woodstra came Water Show t welve Mid areherv etami j with a pan of thirds in the hi and low hurdles. douhl inastum. Any archer about signing who »«• in her card The Spartans placed in eight tiie 16 events to nip Pittsburgh college flag will hr Successful »tumid rail or nee he flag here la held by JOHN A Fvviililiur li> Tap If not attended t<> Michigan foi the H g 'I i*e. HANNAH, college secretary, and CiLEN O. STEW ART. alumni secretory. The rmhlcm is Light Men ul raised hut lour times a yeai. and wan deigned by J ARMANI) PERSON, of the art depart¬ ment It win presented to Mirhlgan State by alumnae three year* ago. Carnival Imiiulit llifllil. anil II raiif: hi rvi t iii klvi \ the Sigma Nu party Iji«' Sims (Ihosen /""/ Hospital Plan l.xjM'rl la i iranl that of Hav Dakin, a ginxl In winning the century, (iieer For Award I tanks 111 Diniwr Put on List friend, rushed up and ! tupped Motel Ellei be of Tuskegee I'M \ SlaiM «,th » friendly .hip on Ih-an R. II. Hu-lun K\|m-i-Ii-iI lo his buck, said. "Hi.' H VI I VI. VI HI 4TF SI NDVV M-tlMi'k El lei In- Ii.i.I handed tl>. To Prmrnt yti-ilal Give *1 I2.IHNI for M s'" Spartan star at the Drake Relay* Ni-vv College Ho-pilal horrified when the h« - \l Wuli-r Carnival last April Gioci wa « hacked m ioMcd individual turned out to be ! of the patrons, R T. Ohl <>f Fred Wolcotl of Rice institute • foreign language department 1 w;'h a frosty hello from Mr ; PWA project*, according to Gov- ■ ,md a ojoI stare from his Hr#> _ pARTIEN — l»j«e 3 nigh hurdles Smith of Purdui the couple moved on. But J ernor Flunk Murphy, afu »r a con- • ; Bt# 1K\(K 1 • biggest surprise came the next j ference with Harold L le kes, sec- 1 See I.K VIII VTHIV - r«e - r.i; when it was discovered udmiiustratiur retary of the interior-. Thi " l. Ilacralaurrali' Siiifi '. .v the patron * first name was State Alumna Approximately $112.0C .!> Ray the winner funds are expe« t»-d for the "p.i'.TiC Se/iet/ii/e#/ Jar KOTr of the Retained As When I have flunked. Ml hear Operation ts a resident of Sharon, Michigan. Ik' near site the horticulture building will Tht' fuUrth annual i,ll> fi'nK wl" this - Fxeellent Mrs Margaret daughter of Dr. C ig Grand Sunday evening at 7 3D. in 1 • read of men of wealth and stills department. fame Will Mi-1-l Tin lav Diagnosis and isolatiuin room* I e»tnpu#. st fit- their* he'd add Director* of the United Conner- pie hospital proper ot» the second vation Club* of Michigan will j and third stones Ten single room-i 'as the M meet at the Union on Monday and a ward of 50 beds will be in- Prof P A Herbert, a director, , uded in the structure 7*ifie Meedten' IA*I» has announced that prospective If conditions warrant it, more tivities while at Michigar Eareslrv Frail* ' legislation on conservation mat- members will be added to the During her entire collegi tcrs will be discussed at the meet- medical staff, according to Doctor l-ibe she maintained a two Mulligan St. llll«M; , ,)hn. of Mu Phi She was a member j the Epsdon. national music- I published only •tmental weekly d the only ■ Fij'l. Ihnner lloaoi TV nuMIr dm d honorary, anil wa- one of I he ] weekly published by a fore-try founders of Alpha Omicron Phi I school in the country. Minim out sorority. She also appeared in as a twenty-one page alumni is- Campus Changes Pass in Review Hrlirin/s Hen a 11 ut wral reviewed True*dell, By MERRITT REEVES certs, was a gift of the gruduut- equally much work accomplished several class plays. | sue today. Pas* in review! ing class of 1937 j walks have been built, trees piar.t- and all gradu- During the summer following j All known forestry alums, their , The school year passes before Then came a long list of im- ed and landscaping improved, her graduation,. Mrs Welles was whereabout* and occupations arc married to George Welles, also a listed A copy of the paper will us and goes on into history. In provement* and additions. The So, with a year rich with un- graduate of State. Until their re- ^ sent to each alumnus. viewmg the improvement* and Home Economics building re- provernwits behind us, we dare to turn to East Lansing several weeks , . — — changes on the campus we find ceivcd a new front; u laboratory look into the future, and what epartment menibers ago. the couple had lived in Ten¬ first in size and money spent, the was put in on the top floor of the we see? Is there a new hospital E B Lyon preset: Inalrurlora Will Go Graduating senior officer* will nessee where Mr Welle* was em- To Hairy Couvo new girl's Williams hall, which Lang- Bacteriology building, floh^itory, Sarah wa^ appeared on and offices and medical headquarters north of the top of Ag hall. Morrill hail, a new military drii in the department im awarded ciwiiiniasiona at the Tnlnv nan la I. 4* or 4le. i nesMC Vkllcy Authority Fifteen member, of the dairy dedicated last fall It houies 246 The fop IW of the Adminlatra- ground behind Demonatration i. I Arrangements for the funeral department will attend the Arner- girU ~ "on building was rtmodeled and i, Heal Botanical garden expand Kurm ki-eoiiiiliiiic Tour have not yet been made lean Dairy' Science aaaociatlon' Then there . Ma,on hall, near- now the president and d.on of ed and extended along the river t teas tier here for 33 >s which II to be held at the Ohio , ly completed men's dormihity. women have new offices, new ore there new tennia courts )fes*ur Ryder became hea< I'luniieil for June U GBLVDMAV ! V. A. Freeman Cora State university. Columbua. Ohio. . which will houae 4M student, tkkbt booth, were erected near Perhaps will there be a m.. • department at 1916. and A number of farms that have On Detroit Trip >nd lt y,, ohk)' Agrteullural Ex- Morrtil hail wa, converted from the atedium. partition changea meded auctilorium or publication hi. t dean of the Liberal 2 cooperated with the farm account¬ Wil there? Time wll _ o I . a ,r J r 7 " ,„r.m»nt .tation it Wooiter Ohio ' the "coop" to the headquarter, ot took place in the LhemiJtry build- building' u>n, organized in 1926 ing department here over a | Wo°'Wr' , . . . •Vf/ragirf* If anted II feaaor " V. Aof rr«.man. fessor MwUnt pro- animal huabaodry. trav-; from June ' and ArU diviakin, and in,, and the basement room, were entirely Foreign Language of the tell. building was, "' ,,f years will be visited on a taur Coeds vishing to sell Wolver- ines next year, please sign the list j eled to Detroit Wednesday to at- From Geae redecoreud eltarad end now is headquarter. Bay Tear Flower, From Gene Be> Tear Flower, From Geae througn Lenawee couny on June Vsrrlll. FlerM. til Abbot hood. li. according to C O May. farm j tend a meeting with officials for ind the new band ahell, finished for the mimeograph department Avtrill. Florlnl. 211 Abbot Read the Wolverine | the State Fair, whic hi* to be held j Avertll. FlerM, 111 AMM time for the spring band ton- I We turn to the ground, and And , Pbonr 4-ggl*. Phone 4-Mta. management extension specials. d of the term, t at Detroit Ihis fall. j Fheae 4-881#. klOriluAN STAIM NEWS »'m« v»s to rvpnrt ■ prnon whom ho saw rhratinv. Cow Puncher • rm.irc nrr ncw tmwoMMi lichiigatt fitate Ktm ami whether ho would he willing, person- nlly. to stop giving and receiving inform;, Turns Into 9 Pass In Review! • rflna romtnrrr fiamt • RCMoaa staoc n.Av |..«t.ffle«-, F.»*l 1 .amine. tion during examinations. ' ' Thi* all brings tho honor system out of IWn * iSiblhitKsI TVmdm\ Thur* arc a little tired of being awed b\ the sights and look for a place to rest. Of (pimhI OIII HOYS May I he permitted to comment on edi¬ No\finding one they walk a little further. torial, signed by Fred Putt on, appearing The chimes of Beaumont Tower seem less in the June 2 issue of your publication. beautiful than they should to Mrs. Visitor As a former member of the Men's Glee when her corn or bunion is telling her to club I am amused at Mr. Pat ton's asser¬ tion that before his time the Men's Glee Soon our \isitors leave And their impres club was "no such factor in college life * sion of a beautiful campus is somewhat as is the club today. colored by an annoying feeling of fatigue The Glee club in my day. under the able Students, too, appreciate the beauty of direction of Mr. Fred Killecn, was an or¬ the campus. They like tit be on it. And ganization of some 40 members. >o they flop on the grass and bask in its The c I u b w a s just as much in beauty and the spring sunlight. It is not demand on the campus then as is seem jh because ot laziness. or lack of training that ingly the club today, and in addition had one sees engineers, home ecs, vets, etc.. yearly engagements at the Cranhrook sprawled < n tin lawns. They are merely School, over radio station WJU in Detroit, taking the only means available to enjoy at the W. K. Butterfleld theatres, as well the publicized beauty of ibis eampus. as many appearance* at high school* This'ma? sound like a petty point. But churches, etc.. throughout the state - .r.' Fa»*h year Michigan State college In justifying his minstrel show produc¬ entertains thousands ««t people through tion. Mr. Patton calls attention to the "re¬ coiivt ntions and sin h It would seem that vues, extravaganzas and musical t omedie- ' wholesale hospitality should go hand in put on yearly by the glee clubs of Vale. hand wiih wholesale entertaining. Also, Harvard, et» Here again 1 am led to the administration definitely frowns on speculate on Mr Patten's evident ignor¬ students who sprawl on the grass. Frown¬ ance of the w'ork of these organization-. ing will iii \i r aiioinplisli anything, but a To the informed it i< no secret that the IVw rust a I tenches placed at intervals on caliber of work of these clubs is such that the campus might. SN they appar regularb on svmphom pro In llonor System t 111; 111 addltlo II ill II or A l.t is true that our we the (lawlessness of t i luha; oi t he ot her I x (Junta hlr (Junlvs -We have made hardly an com at ion. gradual u»n lor a i« -tioulri end h,s learning while these university degrees are p Au-h.o H i, \N ell- urgi - no Prineeltm lias 111 I lie Kou ,UU 30- Saturday. June It. 19:18 KfcnoAM Rati mwa r»g«TSNt Mary Lou Dodge, Beatrice Farwell Head Graduating Class Honorary Selects 11; ROTC Takes Sparty Picks Trttjan Teams GRADUATION RITES (Continued from page I) Have (UmmI Legion Award Goes New Staff Seasan Itnptist chut-ch, loosing played by the Michigan State The To Valedictorian j Blue Mot s will continue Hash- j For Fall Net Wine Stale in Onlhiir-l Crown« Trarker* Take Worfrll. (IllgMoti lane lin unced that a* a result of thi (.el Kililnrinl I'mU On for Prmrnlation of Colli.-. lint ut federal Inspection, all four t»fl MHWHI I'm* — ""r " , setting will I ',,k ! "" for Bml «y MARGARET 1117111(1) xeellent JSOT'' the This is T"1 highest Climaxint iwvm-al wrokn «f tug ... _ , . . runner-up honors another. The eommer Mary tail Dtnlgr was nameii valariictorian i>l the gtwhi- iin.tri armv "Wnlralltm. Erie Wtwbnrg. | rm,t ,lhlrtu. HOTt unit Spartan Ctlitor, and Gerald look back on n auccesaful spring' «»f Ag hall The M- alitiK elaaa at the .eninr aaaembly yesterday morning Her M,h„ mrlv„, Winter. Im.ineaa manager, an- highg itehnal Awing.- has Iteen 3.82. nearly straight "A." , rm ,,..t two ye.r. „„,ITOert edttnrlal .....I ^Thr No I te;i Presirler Beatrice Fanvell, named salutatorian with an average of 8,8, j 'Graduating senior officers will j business staffs for'the ensuing veai was a How atcoud. •» "Warded their .wmmlmnm at j k n„n»i„. N V . a . * .... «. . . . t,'lp findl graduation pa*~J- •— 1 i Hubble, of Grand The first American Legion scholarship to Michigan State Monday The parade will : Rapid*. appointed assistant college, also presented to Mary n to Monday morning OH managing editor* They will handle lxitl, was made by t. G. Liil of tendent Q'Hara and Pi mV ip I V > • viewed by Brigadier both humorous and serious fea- the William Hiker Johnson M Owike r- .. .mi .ummundtng post. Rett.v Jane Anthony re- ' c *•. V • S • ,nd 141 ccived the P. A. R. citizenship ^|ol s ^ u ' \'H |M . ,, Tmi, I the business staff include: Advrr- honor. at ll Aftrt • • > m-M-ml'lv. Ui \- -mi 1 It•' t cn\ al, v r-t-u National Honor society recogni-] dents called s- v • . • ■ c. Ku». will he toed •» salute • >:>ics. Robert llei Hon for outstanding records in it" come out of da-. ■ scholarship, leadership, character ,,1pm for bade, t and service wont to Betty Jan* I Ponu'r througti tin Tlie spit it .-I the . la- Builc) School Anthony. Msrjmin u*h«. e Jolt. Gerald I'w„„ Marshall. Suzanne u,ioui;h th. . m To Picnic Met'hire, .lames Renno. Grace h;ilu . M(.„ ' Nahstoll. Richard IW,. Paul ltittv Petty Stack and .lack i t Ml. tl.Us(llR , Congratulations PARTIES to ALUMNI - — Graduating Senior* CLASSIFIED We have enjoyed serv¬ ing you for the past four years. (Amgralulalioml MEET Vtll |{ Class of '38 FRIKM1S AT Strrirrlwiiihl I'liu SANDY'S I'icnir IHmtrr I |hhi I II. Siieeosfill t chk • ti We W it-li l<* Express t iur Vppree- COLLEGE RESTAURANT in the Peoples Wednaaday. June 15. .t eh The huHtessc* will iation of Your Patronage During F CjiU-I Mi , U K J. ICK CREAM ,K, ,,i. 2.w- COMING id PjtU.li loinpo^.t The college of Emerson I lie Past Four 1 ears. ATTRACTIONS Ralph Jjuh Freezer Fresh uid ll.ii'.ld Edwards. *" Wc Make Our Ou > liiuGv. Monday and Tuesda. i >2-13-14 Tent pilot." win EPISCOI'AI. STUDENTS' Luy.'Sper.eo ST. PAUL'S CHURCH k Gable. Mv i na OTTAWA AND SKYMot it S I KKF.I . ; \ . SUNDAYS Till HV.).\Ys V. • > The (fijl Thai (omi>linn>nls 8:00 AND 8:30 AM HOLY COMMt.'NlON 11 00 A M MfjR.NINCi Pk.WKIL : »• li-d ORCHIDS A CORDIAL WKI.f o.MK TO SAY SELECT ROSES CORSAGES CONGRATULATIONS Tiie Campus Printing Plates For All Purposes We do not close during the summer season — Send Flowers — Press, use. JEW KIT'S CAST I.ANSISf. EKS Gene Averill, Florist 211 Abbott Hood Hba *THECU»ITALPUgai:M.R\VEiy.l>( LANSING. MICH PHONE 2-1712 Printers lo M. S. C. Students Fur IS Years l-l W Grand Ri.er GUABANTEBO KtXJWERS BY WWC Saturday. Jimo 11, 1OTK STATE SEEKS SECOND WIN OVER TOPPERS ViiultorRl»,kin N«m«l to ",,H As Manor Trims Ringers h-mhi tropSmniT 4cc Spartans Seek No. 1 (> Interlud For Men's Title; Ritz ft* ihin rnimwiN M«fui bnwbnl! Finalists Picked j l-'ar limit Hares Stars on MoiiikI itnte ntvl In II ater Slioir to St Ntwbrrt* mi* *1 tirwn W tint round In the N«tion*i« IstateI word on i s falling victim* ol a five-game tAscball Led bv Pau Derrick - V*.«l . * o, The failure of the Spartan* to hit . . . tienr (to on. its ace hurler, the Tic* swept * N*", mm» with the atKh J.*hnu* Kuk helled a horn, hrough its schedule without a e.stht '• burn and aiainot Ohio State loss Derrickaon climaxed the ] V-i i:z i z rwgtn h. Harper Scott huntinc into a double pto* In the i.lltll lilt WAS ONUK A **t AP" \t. !v.. vk and K v trnn K. -i. JUv v '... IN rkir fr%, .u Manual irophx The pilotou eaplunnc h* the lean* the Mirk iff mi Utle . krtrage tteorre Wurw% and T—i Maltaeh iwimimng. neet where they nosed out < Uic Tics in the closest swimming held here in many a year I THE DELLS nov playing - • won fJacheiba. S captured both lltUl i- i_ » tin*, ye ti»iicv - ■ at Notre Dame Bachn>.u. captained and Saturday t.reer s ret tint I. t\ 4-A. a photottnlah win ever W Sigma Nus also track events, nosing out Beta Kappa by points in the indor rarpuor Freshmen Sellers with a pulled niu*K lr ■«" •**" Halle i meet, gaining the relay crown ■■Hi from Phi Delta Theta and Kappa Receive Airanls The trip to ' Phi Delta Thfta gained it# With the completion of (in ran a only inter-fraternity title in the "Sit on a Stool freshman tennis tourney day the ranking ot the mem be yes it ■- > bowling league The Phi Drlts And and the numeral termined w inner* were de¬ The End of a Long Trail Save a Dime"' Tred Perkins and Irving Ra- wit* were ranked No. 1 and 2 we And with that cease I© servo we reach the end of the campaign approximately #15 of the student bod*-, who will With thi» issue •wily .nnn«d 111« crown The term* title w»* won by and aivcn numeral* without com¬ be graduated next Monday D.1U Chi. Th*y prnvod thoir C lean Home ( M#cd Pond peting in the tourney because of Included in lite graduating glass are 77 athletes about whom it has t.ieir outstanding play during the been our priv ilege to mason around here next fall with the old THE GRIDIRON The were t -■ iher kr.i numeral as follows. winners Don ,>f athletes, but we doubt if they c It is our hope the occasion will ROY ELDRIDGE Bscheli-a. !t. No 3. Joe Griffith, future to pound out 1 Jiml Kant of krafftr'* | No. 4. Robert Harris. No. 6. and Phil Denton, No. ft. . Meanwhile, we c isll Charley Bsc