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Volum e 23

OMSKEYHILL DRILLS PEOP! CHURCH CROWD

MOVE TO CENTRALIZE SYSTEM

M irh ijp iiT s F o rem o st Co llo ffirac S em i-W eek ly

F R ID A Y , F E B R U A R Y 20 ; i!

DRILLS P E W tE S O f CLASSIFICATION s p r in g t e r m

S e n io r P re s id e n t D ire c ts P r o m W ork

All College Hat Advisor«. »

■ February 25 and 26 to See Introduction of New Plan: StudentsftelU ol Alvm York, World War to gft |o Rfj?istrar*s office for Full Instruction .

Veterop, o«d Hi» Famed *• - .................Exploit».

|tW0 THOUSAND ATTENDJit of Lo«| Hunter»” it Subject

of Very InterMlin*L e t t e r « .

■■i'eh

onhi'

i f l T i l a speech that was c h a ra c le r iw d by w it ty unit

v r J tatom ents am i ap rin k ]« m o ly w ith num orm is w on t

(jturi’ K. T o m S k e yh ill, fanuul ra lian le c tu re r , b io tfrapher

I • tra ve le r, th r i l le d a crow d m a r ly 2,000 s t iid en ls w ho

ipntod the attdU oritim o f the E p le a church T u esd a y even»

b ea r th e s to ry o f the (.«it o f the laOltR H u n ters .”tcvhiii's p e r s o n a l i t y a m i su-

h an d lin g o f the E n g lish Inimnye b ran ded him as one

¡he lin est sp eak ers to a p p ea r the M ich iiran S ta te colletce

•» a I Art* course this year. and won i the t'sleom o f nil wlm heard him the story o f the iinKainly. gangling

AftlO'Saxon who live In the hills of Emr.see and are adept marksmen |ii • niers

key lull based hi« narrative on onethese Tennessee mountaineers. tell- of Mih ancestry and his prepara-

\ tor tlie feat that won him ever- MitiK fame In America and France I the undying devotion of hi« own

jieople. The feat, the greatest • recorded to have been accomplish*

|dy one man in any war, was that of «ingle- handed a Oennab

irhnie gun nest t»f thirty - five [¡thine gun« In the late war To at

iphsh this almost tinbelievealsie l Alvin C York, the «ix-foot-two ■ headed. Anglo-Raxon. son of a

gksmith." waa forced to kill twenty- men and lake one hundred and

v two rkptives. ; Pile. one o f the first of the

Ln t m n t im r who went into Ken- Daniet Boone at the age

'eighteen wita the great-great grand­er Alvin York Pile after m*nd- ear with Boone in Kentucky, de- to return to h i« North Carolina alone "There was a girl in the according to Skeyhltl * Ml hr ¡tough th e hills and forest« !of

Tennessee. Pile came upon titul valley which he named "the of the three forks of the W o lf ' i* a three forked river ran h the valley and because he had wolf on the river bank Return­er with h i« wife Pile settled in alley of the three forks of the and raised a fam ilv le same log cabin that Pile had •Continued on page 2»

LUMN1 CLUB HOLD MEETINGS0 Stewart Span mm Gatber-

iaft ia Michigan aadOther State«.

nary, the month in which moat e annual meetings «if Michigan

Alumni club« are held, has »1- been marked by several im-

■ gathering« of state graduates -Stewart, alumni secretary and

representative« from the college attended thear meetings

|»kervWednesday night. February U . a

►r of the alumni of Oakland met at the Pontiac chamber of

Jbmeitw and organized a new aa- r.a .Mti called the Oakland County

m dub. On this occasion J » ■«dmaa. director of publication*, ac* «panted Stewart as a speaker of the Hung. __'*be annual dinner dance of the De-

; Alumni club at the w '1 hotel on Thursday. February 1-.

Attended by nearly 200 former ■nta. the largest number of alumni

- - thia college ever to be present. at * annual meeting of an alumni ciuo

•anquet waa given in honor ot « - R. 8. Shaw, and he and Mrs W* were both present as guests Tiw " master was L Whitney Watkins

he state board of agriculture The lakers in addition to President Shaw It Dean Marie Dye. of the Home ftomicm department, and L “ bzzsz • director of sth-

S la ht i r a l i tin* eml m i l ral sy'.Uom W ill lu* ilit i*«»<1 ti torni «‘ lit r a n i s. y e a r , c h a n g e s n

mont h fur )i0011 in* r*

■r M i in; ami ria ili tuko pli Irrrn . WhiMI

• 1111 »*• h iivo

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F a Ih«» t rri

! M * 111 f 1 J.r

«•nt r;ti with

vhulc ,v ti’iii in one place rills tellChain*«* li| -aid to be one o f ’ the 111«tep* in Ihh direr (inn

Kcbi'ia ry '.!ri ;iiid .'»t will f **e tie- op*iny. ol he ni-w plan nei■«*. whenSi Il«|f-I, t • Will la* requin-d tp imi to 1l'i-Ri'inii" . office and there obtaindircctibiii•; and card» i"t chisslfli .Itfor • priniK term

Oh 1 lui < date all studenti , -vi 11 roccfrom the r«*gistrnr's office an en veli

CHICAGO DEAN CONVO SPEAKER

Chsunccy S. Bouchrr of Lilrrary, Science and Art« School Hat

Enviable Recard.

CLASSED EXCUSED 10:45| Educator to Talk on Topic “ Fdu-

cation in a Changirt» Civilization.**

IJT FINISHING TOUCHES Siip o p ' A u m ü u i o r n ia & p m i u o r ? ? « ‘; y .ANililAl. oti’iiMH bi

* n a

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' f \\\

I .ate Hour» for Co-cfta ar Eleven-piece Orel and HwncRta« Dccorntimfe in BI

to .Complete Features of Ff

1/R D U ß A P M M A f f i ï O r E tvH ln iw iU iR .

PT a m toy OUTà I * ' d u. u II i * l À i

A l,hT jp n

% -J

Normen Johmdcr, Named äs F»<rS Campii* Director, iti S-n .

viso Try-onU.

WEDNESDAY, 7:30 ÌS ?ii«TEMany Fypt*« Needed lina Year;

I n t e r e s t e d S t n d e f i b A - ' : I

la Report.

id s .inri direct Ion« Íi ti. i

Hull ■ind- A

difierenMiemlX't

I- f Ichedult* w ill I: is di\

s i iu h i ir 4 " ’ lv’,r

Home Economic'TocohorsHurt

this term divisional ctiiRsinru be dc-ceiitrallzcd in the l-ib* and Applied Science departm

One of the highlight« • »f scheme will be ’ hut ail ird»-ir required to iuIci yicw an ad\in struct Ions concerning his «‘law Freshmen have already !>••* nidiviriunt advisor« uiider a i inaugurated lust full Bm tills year will ftave I he tleaiiit depart me? until the led next f

Jwnuit .advisors the head t>f the departm in which ti

All d a r «

oph

and imlor.' will I

Willinil pni

»tribute mon ff

division« after the «Continued on i

studer tue 1 ■

MILITARY FRAT PLEDGES TWENTY

Scibkird ard Blade Initiate* Big Group of Junior* in Annual

Spring Term Induction.

sighted o , l

lelp in

mndc t1 iintnlh

LANDSCAPE MEN DETAIL SOfiETY

Senior Student* Compie* Schedili« for Organisation n Ret.i

Alpha Sigh* i

Twenty iunior« were anu«uncc< a- having been aceorried pied vihidon« ««> Scabbard and lilac umial honorary milUaiY A cl un I .intuition will I <Kin next day. and will ¡»ist until forma mony at tJie fraternity iwr? y P

H ir initiates are Edward J Ka t Jordan Milton Btrmig P Dale 'CHiughn (iw oda luto« Cleveland.. Ohio flordtm Bn Lia usi ng ; Tiovid KUpatnck. P'ji-s xing. Donald Warren S« Joxepi Nav T ra v r rc n tv WI Iron Yost

N ursery School H as A r t G allery

S'rikiny Color Combinalioo'. srul

Dni|n> Fn lu rr

Ditpliys

i l p i m l\p i l i i .n

M u I n i t i a t e s 1 7

Musical Stunts f « ;*lii»« Installatiun of M» :i n Honorary

Fraternityui» Ho

Rapid.« Le< nar

H

and Rap Me Ivi 11

in Jenint f'r> v., F lin t. leu- 1 id i. Harold Tyndn Bredin. Munkegnn

Iin itiatlon •• ¡nRiii-sell

|»re«ent officers <■ Claude Streb m¡ worth. nr«t heute» vcond heutf nant first sergeant.

»rcoraii Lanxinv Krit : Snnver Hut s R ich a rd r««>k • Pflug. MaMikm

. latnaing. Henry nneo. Grand Rap-

H ranch R ycrw m

t Jwrge o f R/rfiert

the fraternity are tin Tom Wnod- iit R »> Schauble. nid Murvfn Home.

or at appr«t i

Tla- Beai BotiyoiK a- ' art angem ent

Ho

CONTEST OPEN TO BUDDING WRITERS

Pritt of 125 U Offered to Men Who Write« Be«t Eiuy

for Contest.

p b e third meeting of 'aat^weck waf' u* annual dinner dance of the Chica* > “Tini chib nt the Medinnh Athlet ¡<

i o f that d t y on Fnday. February O O. Stewart and Jamea Crow le'

t both M f e a n o f the evening. The Jie ynm nm was enthunaewcally «v ed bp the more than ® alumni

[Oa the follow ing evening. Saturday T 14 Otan 8 tew an and Ooaeh i g m aleo a e a k a n at the an?

• temellM a fth eM U w au k re alumni [tebk bod o mrp good attendeeee

M m week w M i o f the

All male studct.b« wiahing '• ente. tlie George E Lawson prize •••‘A'. 1

sponsored by the English depart­ment. may secure any information c«n- cerning the annual «or.test Irotn, h“ 1 department, stated Prof W W John­ston. The essay«. <* not exceeding 2 000 word*, must be turned in to the local committee not later than Hie third Monday in April

This contest wa* established as a memorial to Lawson, who died Fetv ruary 15- l916- by a fn * nd * ho rf,i,n with Lawson while here at college Each veaf the income from a fund amounts to 25 00 dhich is given to the mal** underwraduate student who«* «s a y . submitted in competition for this prise ts adjudged to be the w » 1

The con teat is conducted under he mint upervuttou of President R s _ « h U end Prof W W Johnston, head "of the English department The judge«, who ¿rf' h o en by the English depart­ment are unknown to the contestants

winning « « > • w>U • » p" nl^ J ? o w or more i t (ho coUogr ruO ltctlon »

l o s t —Black l f » ih » r p u r * a( <»•d u e * WfdnMday l° 7 P ,S S m purae and corwnti. to Union

^dask.

« i r r « pt ion .n the taw erme >tn>

Helen** R a w IngvnI four and one- ¡ « • •* * - usually fine ■»• • * r.** picture A Nice 1 F.trokes Th ree-.'.* ha« an except io ».»::, eo red yellow soft blue* *.r

i ruvt* and orange-

i*.an Oviatt. three rs old. is a very *P colors In the raw ' t¡ a» tortUng to * ;» .iaint« her pictures

f . which tend to m e Ls »rid reds An«**., r about this is ’ f<* ir.ght red and xtie »>» r.a*.e any tttfficul

O r q a n i z - i t i o n

P i c t u r e s

Begin

AHST'NI \ U Ü m « u s

LANSING

fu tion

The children ’.«ain* »i»en nc moves Them, a « »11 true ar*. * in a.i probaWJUy m not »w pence Profevmr Arnold Ncheele ■*>!’ nave «-ex-eral g if’ ed and iaien?ed * dents .n his art classes.

E E. DEPT. ORDERS NEW METERS FOR LABORATORY

Three meters have lately been order­ed from the Rawlaon B ectnea i In «»r i- ment company o f Cambndge. M a*^ for use ifl the E E laboratory Two of them are «^juivalent to .8 ordinary single ranee meters inasmuch as «a ih contains l* ranve; One t* usable -m

■p p current and the- other on A. C- cuirent The third « a Fluxmeter which in appearance resembies a port­able voltmeter W ith it* aid maaneUc duantitle« in connectitm wrtth perman­ent magnets may be readily determined.

Knpincering Dent.Testa Soy Bemi O il

For Foun'iry l - e

labora toi If this

ton Purina requer.ted Prof» n i'daU urgy

.rk Fxperirr n t earned or. j

b** use¿ron »!

tate in ’urtiie r • ’.hat ;; ';pe<l

-iepartrn

il cantinder .n foundries it will value and production o* »•rrip Michigan the fi f ’ : production of w r bean.*< rea*»* •« iw-id up by the fo r the 'al have not df enough. If ’ he metailurc • an find .more uses for ft ‘benefit farm er» greatly

FO R SALE O R R E N T The hows' rented by the College krv -n as film ­ati Lodge, located at 53» -unset Lane p H. Boyd. Perry. Mich Tel Line 10 . 2 short, I long. U

ÍU.-U Alpha « ’ R?*uc«JAV 12 30—A- '« M K **r iteti* .•*

a rid Y VV C. A.Wedmadai !2 30~-Mu Phi automobile-

si km ntid Pom ot«*■n,ùr.flav. 1J:ID—Tau W m a 'it «lucati

and T au lie ta Pi-Friday. 12 JO— A f. E E and

M. 8 C. S tu den t G ran ge

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Michigan Siale News I S^TTJD^ %.GAMpusPvbllnlted twin? werkly (turbia thr eolici Colleu*". lîlItplTd n« tux-oart cIn'« matter

The IU «h(c*n Ata N*’ *k» oftlr*«! t» loeiteil < Tftephtme, rt’Ueu- en* I

ReprenetilnK'-pf. CYllnri «12 N. Mlehlunn M

York i'fiy. Mi

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Inffirr, F «»t 1.n»«ing. 1

irth Moor of the Union btilhllnu.

Fifth Ave.. New York City, lite . 4" F.. 240t Ht.. New Ul North Mi-htunn

ivrittrn hy the ««iitor-ln -elitef in no wny h e Inter*

cotlrup olTii-inly.

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HrrntUn Untine

• 4M « l ■ '31 Chi t ‘* iu3? Arthur t turren. '3?

Frnelt N»»hle. '3® Frnrk phm.eer. *W

«* Fork 1er. '» » . A«"*w Ile i Hnblyer. ‘ 34 . IflmE

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IN CHURCH PLAYi“TW Serrant In tW Ho««*" li

TWta Alpha Phi Vehicle Snria; Night

S even student t h n p ia iu w ill present " T h e S e rvan t in th«» H o t » -*." a fiv e -a c t p iny b y C h a r le s R a n ”. K en n ed y . :tt the P eop les ch u rch S u n day n igh t. F eb 23,at 7 30 o 'clockT h e p resen ta tion w*U be staged by T h e ta A lpha P h i na tion a l dram atics honorary , under th e auspices o f the church, nnd th e d ire c tio n o f P ro f F. s K in a . roliejr»’ d ram a*ics roa r !

B y J O H N T A T E . Jr.

nt tim es like th is th »t. hit. t i m .....co lum n ist m akes hum ble obeisance be- fo t r h is m use -it he fins on e i t must lie D to g rn e * who iie rp etra ted th e de-

S evcn co lle ge students are in the llgfht.fill prank:- b e fo re the-i»hy m aidens cost E dw ard O ib tv PM h er C h i vers, in th e »trea ts e f nnclent A th en s ', t f B yron Mata*. Hnh . ir s e i i H on u rd you d on ’t, k tiow that s tory you should. S m ith . Pau l Y o u n ge r and E thel It 's v e ry c a p '. '¡ 't in g . E ven your best M cC abe A l! h a ve t ad p rev iou s exp er- p ro f w o n 't te ii you ten r e in on«* o r m ort T h e ta A lpha PI

S O T H E R O P P O R T U N IT Y !

M iVhiffHri S nfforod the* op a n n b n o r h it t #

nt u ro, acit uct* a p p e a r a t i l i o

th lo n lo f i a p ra H U b jo c l tv i i I Ih

( Vm vtH a i i " i that tío siu íio i

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In th e n \Pi'} H ip c h a r n u !

- Muhivran

d o l i d o n n i n

o f l . i v d . KV. l i t " - ¡ I . ■

i,, s tilili.nt-' m .I fm-ulty member* «’¡11 »gain In ori unit V t'o boor an fjiitatfltw ling savant apeak 01 ilijpct. ( ’haunecy S. Boucher, doari of the titer* ni «ri*« schools of the University of Chicago, Will ance frr*m tr u» tdi.l convocation o f t i i is torni Wednesday. A >r and w idely known educator, Doan Bouchers*“ K d m a t in n a n . l t h e C h a n g i n g C i v i l i s a t i o n . ”

a n * n f r w in n u m b e r , t w o t h i s t e r m t o l»p e x a c t ,

r a n v e r y w e l l a t T o r d t o m is s t h e m . T h e y o f f e r

r t h i n g t h a t i s n e e d e d b y e v e r y o n e — g u i d a n c e in

n : i n " W i t h i h e h u m d r u m a n d c a r p s o f e v e r y *

o p s n o t f in d t i m e 1«> e x t e n d h i m s p l f

. „jarh t. A l s o , b e c a u s e o f t h e n a r r o w *

e r e in w h i c h h e l i v e s , h e f in d s i i d i f f i c u l t t o c a r r y

d Ir is o w n in d i v i d u a l s c o p e . B u t w h e n h e is <*f-

h a n d . a t r u e i n d i v i d u a l a n d t h i n k i n g is s i m p l i f i e d ,

s t u d e n t 's l i f e , t h e m i l v o n t l e t a v a i l

(P a r it it * du rin g th e ;xist school year, and th e qua ltfln iU ora i o f th e ve teran group augers w r ll fo r th«- success o l th e p»*rfi*rmnnee F.i r h «uw has had som e role that, has w -n fo r h im a n iche Iti the hn ll o f student a r r ia irr and the r a r ' won chosen urtth 'h e id«*« <*f »e le c t­ing ft'»* ou ts tan d in g a c to r from «meli ot th*' best re«*etve«| p la ya In th e pas'

T h e p lay «vpens w ith th e Lo rd B is-, h op an d th e V lcn r taken by B yron* M at«1 nnd H ow ard R m ith . resp ec tiv e ly .- d iscussing w ays and m eans to handle some m a tte r o f chu rch finan ce Tn the e ru rtv o f e v en t* ¡f b w »m r v apparen t that the fo rm *r ha*- been a p a r ly to um erupulnus m etP cd * th jxost deal and that he in ten d ' <n in trodu ce s im i­la r eth ics in fo th e current p roposition H e is ex jiectittg <> w ea lth y guest from tn d ia at th e nw m ent an<l revea ls that th n ’ he iv h op in g f o r . fin an c ia l assist-

i« qu a rte r O u tin g the nvvraattnn. M a iw m w h o p i « ' the

part o f th e butler a r r iv e * on th e scene und is inducted in to th at o ff ic e a*. nn app lican t fo r th«’ h u lw r to ta ra n t i«os¡- tion o í • th«* household T h e part is olay cd by E dw ard C U M *

Rkx'ti M ansott fin«!.- h im self a ttroctiv i

Bu i, b e fo re w e d igress even fu r th e r (w r have th a t pan icky f e e l ­ing th a t fou r out rtf fiv e instructors get w h en the d læ usslon g o e s a s tray ) lie ith e co lu m n is t-lik e a ye ll- le a d e r we » I m p I h«night there was som eth ing «c rrw v ahoUt h im ) Invokes th«* heaven ly apparition > probab ly » pipe d ream — th is Is a Im f ln «m how not to w r itevpnlpiirp, bul It fillw thr aparrlhoping for in«ipirntlon.

T h e in a p lr ." ' on - th a t ’s th e th ingfo r the dead m approaches w ith madabandon bet” ’ 1 t he b lood-rod daw nw h ich in H.'i •I\\ Mono'S .sailing davm ía n ' a •**!« ■ i at sea. T llf it 's w illllgive.« h im that lashed 1«k>K Becnu >ea fte r read in T l iè W f ic k o f theH i* !]* ru s" ho i ul h im se lf lashed to th emnxt ev e ry finn a r ipp le d isturbed thep lac id drop . ’ le d p robab ly c o ll ih t ,;r igh i clinrtt ,i- i and It i*.

T O M S K E Y H IL L T H B t lJ .SF E O T LE N C H V B C H C R O W D

r C on tinu ed from p age 1»

built. A lv in C. Y o rk was born H e war. one ot 11 ch ildren o f a blacksm ith , who died w hen A lv in was qu ite young H ere In th e spacious va lleys and in I he hills voting York was able to nun and shoot t<> fils ow n c o n ten tm en t h< developed such flb ijity w ith _ th e ion » rlfl« ' th :d he was known tm oughm i* th*1 hills ns a ‘ dead nhot A lo n g w w his alm ost phenom enal ab ility w ith tm tun he was im bibed w ith a respect anti wholesom e fen ’ o f G od In his s lm pv m ountain wav he would worsh ip hi M aker an d converse W ith H im as n would W ith a neai frien d and advisor

W h rn th e W orld w ar broke « Y o rk was ca lled upon to uphold th bun o r o f th e long huhtl bet* o f th e A m erican forces He, at firs t. 1 tim e derid in g w h ether 1 a rm y o r not H e thought n winn* «« shoot n fe llow hum an and ho was de- ter m ined not i*1 go in to th e wat ii had to k ill G erm an s. T h i m a jor o, Y o rk ’s unit, h earing of Y o rk , took th quest ion up and a fte r a long talk low ed Y o rk to go back to lit'- mmin ta in hom e to m ake up hit* m ind In * ’" York siient tw o n igh ts and a d ay com m im in g w ith n o d nnd keep ing hi lon e ly v ig il in th e h ills At last hi decided th a t he would go into H e had a m essage fro m O od and knev tlint he would bi ab le to go th rou rl th e cam pa ign without, harm .

At th e fron t. Y ork was Uke an y o l he private, H e did what -he was to ld b do w ith th e be*, o f Vits a b ility ant never re fra in ed from go in g in to com ba w ith n zest that was alm ost super human. H«>wrvev he d id not d istill •uish h im self I; was during the grca

it Y o r k m ode a nam e fó r h im

-.rivntps w » * (m l 01* to « p t ure “ ' “ Tthat 3000 m en could not enp in T h rou gh a e tr o n g c tr tc k » J o t c Y o k and hie men cot th rough t lw c .r ninn I t n « and into th e O rm an nest t»ttn -

hem e aw are o f It. M M M when th ev M umbled in to ti i.erm au .. u !r> wer. a lm ost fts surprised as the Germ ans were.

IV r several m inutes the excnetneu ,n-eat T h en Y o rk and ttls com -

™(1pv oponltie the on ' he troop ,, w ere ab le to m ake them shoa. •‘K am crad .’’ in Sigh 0» d irle »* * rounded up t l ie (te rm an troops ano began to m arch them out m ‘ sition . w h en . th e com m anding y Whistled shrilly and t l ie G erm an si»i- d lers fe ll to th r ground At th e «am i tim e a Renerai m ach ine gun fire was

kill«

cfiHonan difficult

w ith Hi

and he would hi

as "iio iV as he li

'pnnarv fo r Y o rk to

bi

t hi ti ki i pu . Hi togethei

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nf speed, he opened fire upon ihr m an » and sneceeded In killing ^ them . B e fo re he finished rapture, th e next, lie had killed nine mor** tJJ, G erm an m a jo r , seeing his ability the gun» su rrendered . Y ork ippq th e m en nnd aga in proceeded to mar * them fo rw ard . N o tic in g the numb» o f A m erican s wounded, h e forced .)y O ilm a n s to c a rry th em , w h en *.v C lerm an m a jo r asked about the a«»., m an wounded, w h ich w as a direct r( ' bu ff <o Y o rk s m arksm ansh ip Y» rk - . p iled, "there h a in ’t n o n e ’ ’

Y o rk is at p resen t liv in g in •o f h is n a tiv e Tennessee, whereen deavorin g to educate th e b : ^ ¡r id is dotng hta best to have roads arc ra ilw ays built th ro u gh hts rowr'.n *' order to brin g out th e A tn erlea i m <h* inn* A n g lo -S ax on s w h o inhabit " " u.p. and a re ou r tru e contemporary

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enior Prom Holds Spotlight of Campus Social Interest for Week;

NumerousSoeieties Plan Formals[!no«iisl D ecorihM I Promised for Annnal Class Fsnction, Uniqnt

Favors and Programs to be Given; Several Open Houses Add to Social Whirl.

M IC H IG A N S T A T I: N EW S

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lass president H< v Hire class president and

fresi unan class preside:

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'm ega w ill ’Saturday i\ m o f th e H o u 'h ed by R ra Th- patrons wii

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Tuesday EveningGreater Council held its first meet - :

uig o f the year Tuesday evening in . D ean Elisabeth Conrad's a® ce. The [ eotm cil. a co-ed organisation, includ­ing the presidents of the various or­ganisations on campus, and members o f A. W. s.. is organ ised fo r the dis­cussion of im portan t co -ed problems

Petri Perrin, temporary chairman of the Spartan W om ens League, asked the council fo r suggestions on the o r­gan isa tion o f officers fo r th e league. At present th e society has a secreta ry and expect to elect a treasuier in the near fu tu re

An oth er top ic brought b e fo re the . co u n c il.was the C o-ed P ro m w h ich w ill

be g iven some tim e t ills term

I P ro ! W ' A K e lly , o f th e geo logy • denari m ent has been appoin ted ch a ir ­

m an o f th e annual m eetin g o f the M ich igan fleet ion o f th e Academ y o f Sc ience w h ich w ill con ven e in Ann A rbor on M arch 19. 20. an d 21 Papers Will be presented bv various p rom in en t m en o f th e organ isa tion , includ ing P ro f. 8 . O Bergqu lst. o f the geo logy 'departm ent and P ro f F C P rophet, o f the g eo grap h y depa rtm en t

nelson publishes newBML06T SCHOOL BULLETIN

Prof. Atbret H. Nelsons bulletin o f the school o f biclogy has Just been pub­lished Courses are offered in botany, «oology, entymology. field bislagy, and biology seminar.

The summer session from June 22- July 31 Is o f special interest to teach­ers 'w ho desire training in biology and nature study. The W K K e llog g bird sanrtunry provides an ideal place in which to secure such preparation

Patron fw advertisers in the Micliigau State News.

Spring IJnr of

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Co-eds Finish Red Cross Life Saving

Exams This WeekG r e e n S p la s h l o S e le c t N e w M e m ­

b e rs S o o n F r o m 18 W h o

P a s s e d T e s ts .

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Tw o Sephrate Teams To Engage Calvin

College TonighiM ich igan S ta te 's n ega tiv i debating

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T o n igh t Ouach J. 1> M- b lu ffer - team s w ill hold dual debate- «. ith c .il vm co llege of G ran d R ap ids i he negu - tiv e team from ..S tate Joseph K idder and R ich a rd H utch ison. Will meet the C a lv in a ffinuH tive team at t V'-* M e l ho* dist church at W aequsta S ’ a tc s a f A m ative speakers. C a rly le 1« well and It ( ' H ole«' w ill debate th e i Han m en on th e ir eam pu* in G ran d R old*. W ith th e debates F rid a y « " 11111« . alt ten m em bers o f P ro f M i >>« b lu ffer ’* doLu i<• squad w ill Have seen m iev-cn l-

P l a y P r o d u c t i o n

H i g h l i g h t o f W e e k

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Atm n r th e p rogram s fo r week* «n d of Feb ru ary 20 22 at t People*1 Mutch P ro ! F. s K in g s p ntationof 1,hi m e t a A lp lio P h i durtion"T h e Servant in th e Hon. is ou t­standing T h e p lay w ill bo * • i sun*

Byron M a te E dw ard G ib PMhkt C h lv rt H ow ard S m ith F ife-. M cCabe Mid Paul You n ger a re h u iid e d in th»

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Sphinx, Honorary Society. Spongers

Patroness’ TeaMartin Farley, Commit»*« Chair­

man, Appoint» Co-edi lo Help al Affair.

V i o l i n i s t t o A p t i e a r

A t C e n t r a l T e m p l e

H o u s e T u e s d a y N i l e

Sph inx, hon orary « o - e d activ ity society w ill sponsor a leu tomorrow a fte rn oon from ;t to 1« f l o c k in tlie student pa riot s rtf the Peop les r liu reh 111 honor o f its patronesses and tin at m en m eihbers o f th e fa cu lty Thti is th e first event fo be g iven by th< organ iza tion th is term

(ittev ts o f honor t»»r the a ffa ir Will be M iss Neva LovewaJl. M rs 11 11 H a tla - dny Mins tvene sh aben . a ll o f whom at« pntronesi.es, M rs It y 8 h «w and tw o ju n io r representatives ' from each sorority Sph in x Is being assisted by co-eds selected from the list o f g irls win sighed up fa ll term to help on its m nunt t«‘C'

The decorations, in charge o f Aurelia VandenBosch and Evelyn Y c lto r . w ill feature a W ash in gton b irtliday them e,1 m g ted tapers and bowls o f White n.ipdrai:« m- rite re fresh m en t« w ill a ir y «mt 1 I1« co lo r scheme M rs ft S

SI taw w ill I »u r M artha l-.uje\ in charge o f the t«‘a

appointed, th e fo ffow u ig com m itters t»» assist hci Deeoratbm s, Aurelia Van-dt-uHfwrh and E velyn Y e tte r ; rqfreHii- m cnte K a th er in e GrtoRerly. B ea trice O 'B rien F H ih n Haul\ T>nr«'thy prt- deaux. Helen R tx. receptioTTT. A d e lia If«-« uwkes Anne 1) Rmmonx. K ath ertn e P a n ter b tinaltln M acM u rrh y H azel ( . thens and H elen ( '.irrut lu r-

Spartan Women's League (Jives Bridge

Tea Saturday I*. M.Th e Spartan W om en 's League In g iv ­

in g -a bridge tea lit the mum dminu ¡1« 'ii >it t.h»* Union tom orrow a fte rn oon

in 2 ujrlil • A large nuni»M*r of co- • il ti« cxfMH'ted to a ttend and prizes wilt lie g iven '<> tip ' wom en w ith high*, ..1 score* r ick e te are sUll Oh srtlc at th e Union desk and by m em bers o f the

Violin Concertb y

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