Bee Gee News December 9, 1936

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1 Bowlng Green State Unversty BGSU Student Newspaper Unversty Publcatons Bee Gee News December 9, 1936 Bowlng Green State Unversty Follow ths and addtonal works at: Recommended Ctaton Bowlng Green State Unversty, "Bee Gee News December 9, 1936" (1936). BGSU Student Newspaper. Book Ths Artcle s brought to you for free and open access by the Unversty Publcatons at ScholarWorks@BGSU. t has been accepted for ncluson n BGSU Student Newspaper by an authorzed admnstrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU.

2 NTRAMURALS ARE YOU ON A TEAM? Bee Gee News ORCHDS TO THE ORCHESTRA VOL. XX. BOWLNG GREEN STATE UNVERSTY, DECEMBER 9, 1936 No. 13 SGMA TAU DELTA PCKS BEST POEM PROFESSONAL ENGLSH SOCETY BEGNS A SER- ES OF WORKS BY B. G. STUDENTS The followng poem s submtted by Sgma Tau Delta as representatve of the best orgnal work done n the freshman Englsh classes. t was chosen from a group of papers contrbuted by varous Englsh professors. From tme to tme other outstandng lterary accomplshments wll be selected and publshed. We beleve that chs poem shows real thought end jxttc talent. Welda Berlncourt ran to my wndow and flung t wde, "Today 'm seventeen," cred, Lfe, am ready, want to see Just wha* you have to offer me. want to be a star some day Whom all the world wll want to pay To see upon a stage. / want a jewel for my har An emerald or a sapphre far, want brght lghts and tnklng glass For am seventeen. Tomorrow 'll be thrty-one. Love, am ready, you can come. Beng a star mght be all rght, But thnk 'm gong to change tonght. want to hear some tall man say 'll be hs every nght and day Unto eternty. want a damond for my hand Set n a tny golden band. want teacups and babes' laughs 'm almost thrty-one. Today 'm nearly eghty-two And all alone except for Mew And she's a cat and not just qute What would call a handsome sght. 'm not a star, 'm not a wfe, Folks say 've mssed a lot of strfe 've mssed somethng, know. st and wat my tme to de For that at least won't pass me by, But whch s wrong, Lfe, Love, or? 'm nearly eghty-two. Wesley League A specal Chrstmas program has been arranged for Dec. 13 at Wesley League from 6:30 to 7:30. "The Lttle Mxer", the beautful story of a lttle Jewess who s forced to observe Chanuca nstead of Santa Claus and Chrstmas, wll be presented by Mss Dors Kerns. There wll be specal musc by the Sall boys. An nvtaton s extended to all. Slver Tea s Success The home of Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Wllams furnshed the attractve settng of the Slver Tea of Sunday afternoon. The V. W. C. A. successfully created a warm, Chrstmas-season atm< sphere through approprate and well-planned decoratons. The unusual and sweet harmones of the harp of Mss Marjore Suter added a touch of exqusteness to the occason. Lawrence Rngenburg, Mss Dour Kerns, Max Brllhart and Ruth Howell, each added to the vared program of the afternoon. The attendance was fne. The generosty of the guests was splendd. The proceeds of the lea are to be approprated for the purpose of helpng n some form of welfare work n the holday season. The Y. M. and V. W. wsh to thank all those who partcpated n makng ths occason a success. We greatly apprecate the response of tne students and faculty n ths cntc prse. Otto Meyers n Double A League B. G. Baseball Pro Makes Bg Club Last week somethng happened n the baseball world that never happened before n the hstory of the sport. A class "D" ball player sold hmself to a double A league. That player was Otto Meyers, a student of B. G. and a natve of Wauseon, O. Mr. Meyers went to the baseball conventon at Wnnpeg, Canada, and managed to secure hmself a release from the Wnnpeg Club and secure a contract and fne bonus from the ndanapols club. Otto wll leave for the ndanapols tranng camp at Bowlng Green Kentucky some tme n March. NEW RESEARCH SOCETY FORMED OPEN TO JUNORS AND SENORS n response to the growng need for a club of defntely, scentfc research, there wll be a meetng of those nterested n such pursuts n the Physcs lecture room, 400 S, on Monday, Dec. 14 at 4 P. M. The topc for dscusson wll be "Recent Developments n Scence." The meetng s open to any student of Junor or Senor standng who a majorng or mnorng n one of the pure scences. Any student may contrbute to ths meetng by presentng an nterestng development of hs scentfc feld or nterest. Come prepared to gve nformaton and enjoy recevng t as well. NTRAMURAL LEAGUE STARTS TEAMS WTH FANCY NAMES SHOW UNFOR- SEEN STRENGTH Our league got under way last week and some very exctng games were played. We have several strong teams entered ths year and t looks as though t s gong to bo a battle from start to fnsh. Due to the fact thut another league s gong to be formed by the Freshmen team, our ntramural league wll play Monday and Wednesday nght nstead of Tuesday and Thursday as t was announced prevous to ths tme. The Freshmen league wll play Tuesday and Thursday nghts and prelmnary to home games. Ths league should be an nterestng one. n the past not much nterest has been taken n ntramural basketball. Ths year we have open house. Grls! Come MO your boy frends play. Brng your roommate along. She can help you yell. Ths week presents a week of "tuff games". The schedule s as follows: Zephyr's vs B Booster, 7:00 Mon. Cagey Cagers vs Sewashers 7:00 Mon. Baughman's Rams vs Y. M. C. A. 7:45 Mon. Delh vs Boyer Sure Shots 745 Mon. Fve Bros, vs Chefs 7:00 Wed. Commodore Rams vs Commoners 7:00 Wed. Cagey Cagers vs Goupotca 7:45 Wed. Zephyr's vs Shermyer Row 7:45 Wed. ; THE RAZZBERRY PATCH n Of what use are the park benches n Shatzel Annex'.' Several members of the ndustral Arts class have been askng ths queston. We understand that n the dstant past several ron park benches were purchased for use on the campus. Snce ther arrval they have rested securely n Shatzel Hall where no one can use them except on partcular occasons. We recommend that these useful artcles be placed n convenent places on the campus durng the summer months, so that tred students could rest between classes, or enjoy a chat wth fellow students. Perhaps ths would be damagng to the moral welfare of our student body. Would t be better to have couples seated on benches on the campus, or have them hke to the cemetery to rest on the tombstone of a Wood county poneer? Durng the wnter months these same benches could be moved nto some of our much frequented buldngs. A few benches n the downstar's hall of the Lbrary would provde a (Contnued on page 2, col. 3) McNght Tells Of Harrson Mrs. McNght, a charmng negro women who spoke at the Church of Chrst last Sunday nght, knew Rchard B. Harrson, the orgnal "Lawd" n the play, "The Green Pastures". Many years ago her grandfather and Mr. Harrson played Shakespearean roles together. Mr. Harrson told of an nterestng ncdent concernng hs part n the play. He was nstructed to carcature "de Lawd" and make the part as rdculous as possble. Beng the type of man he was, he refused to portray that character as anythng but noble. The producers decded that the only thng to do would be to let Mr. Harrson play the part the frst week and then gradually let hm out of the cast. However, the crtcs statements came out, t was evdent that Mr. Harrson had won a rght to play "de Lawd" as he wshed. For, to use Brooks Athknson's words as they appeared n the New York Tmes, when Gabrel sad "Gangway foh de Lawd God of srael and de Lawd entered, the play was a success." nter-socety Formal Dance s Colorful Wentz Drects Event The annual nter-sororty formal dance was held n the men's gym last Frday nght. The local orchestra played behnd a trells fence decorated wth ballons n the colors of the dfferent sorortes. The sororty nsgnas and colors were placed on the balcony around the dance floor. Soft lghts and the swrlng evenng gowns n raony colors made a pleasant pcture of grace and movement. As the frst formal dance of the year t was a decded success, due largely to the efforts of Mss Evelyn Wentz, presdent of the nter-sororty Councl, and general charman of the dance arrangements. CHRSTMAS PLAY TO BE PRESENTED THS EVENNG The Kndergarten - Prmary Club s presentng an orgnal Chrstmas play n the audtorum at 7:30 on Wednesday, Dec. 9. The play, enttled "Chrstmas Eve", s composed and enacted by members of the club. The theme of the play s the anmaton of dolls n a nursery on the nght before Chrstmas. The student body s cordally nvted to attend the presentaton, whch really opens the Chrstmas season's actvtes at Bowlng Green Unversty. Come and brng your frends. ORCHESTRA ENTERTANS.ASSEMBLY STUDENT BODY MEETS 1937 CONCERTERS N FRST APPEARANCE The B. G. S. U. orchestra, drected by Prof. M. C. Mc- Ewen, gave a concert at the Wednesday mornng chapel servces, Dec. 9, n the Unversty Audtorum. Ths was the frst publc appearance of the group ths year and the musc was splenddly rendered and well receved by the students. The program as played by the orchestra was as follows: Vorspel to "De Me Stersnger" Wagner Largo from "The New World Symphony" Dvorak Songs a. Mountans Rasbach. Star Eyes Speaks c. Beauty Kennedy d. Not n Van Kennedy Classcal Dances a. Bourree Krebs b. Dance of the Sylphs-Gluck c. Rgaudon Rameau The Swan from "The Carnval of Anmals" Sant-Saens Trumphal March of the Boyards Halvorsen The orchestra was asssted by Mary Frances Games, soprano, and Mr. J. Paul Kennedy at the pano. Professor Kennedy s the composer of the two numbers lsted above under Classcal Dances "Beauty," and "Not n Van", and ths fact made these selectons especally nterestng. Personnel Frst Voln Paulne DeVerna, Donald Grsler, Margaret Zaugg, Vctor Lee lams, Wnchester Rchard. Second Voln Marguerte Rupp, Maran Rfe, Dors Lane,.Joseph Nordmann, Shrley Hanna, Helen Neuhauser, Ruth Slotterbeck, Sarah Lennger, Eleanore Adler. Vola Dorothy Robertson, Elzabeth Harlow. Velo Glenn Craw, Mrs. W. H. Rchard, Charlotte Lman, Juanta Carter. Bass Vol Dwght Nofzger, Don Pckerng. Percusson Joe McLaughln, Marjore Swartz, Norma Gamble, Elnora Rley. Flute Seth Phllps, Yuvon Doenges Oboe Cal Kellogg Clarnet John Huffman, C. F. Church, Jr. Bassoon Max Brllhart Trumpet Donald Stamm, Stanley Huffman Trombone Frank Bushman, sadore Mller, Dale Gllette Horns Phlp Zaugg, Paulne Egnew Tuba Glen Sharp Pano Elnora Rley Soph.: Don't you thnk we should teach these Frosh. co-eds the dfference between rght and wrong. Bob Young: O. K. buddy! You teach 'em what's rght.

3 PAGE 2 Publshed Every Wednesday of College Year By The STUDENTS AND FACULTY of BOWLNG GREEN STATE UNVERSTY STAFF Managng Edtors Carl Hawver. Bellefontane, Oho Arche Kng..Wheelersburg, Oho George Squre _ Sandusky, O. Merntt C. Burke _ Deshler, O. Feature Edtors Cecela McCrate.._ Columbus Grove, O. Edna E. McCormck. Kenton, O. Harold Frum Rchwood, O. Marguerte Stowell _ Fayette, O. Edwn Hammett. _ Harrsvlle, W. Va. Busness Manager George C. Beatte Bowlng Green, 0. Reporters Vrgna May Powell Aleen Badger Alce Spreng Wendell Rggle Lawerence Wllamson Wllam Maas Don Clague Wllam Rothe Rta Schwable G. W. Beatte Faculty Advser Cync, Go Forth.. Bowlng Green, 0. " could have made a better world!" A cync to a sant, once cred. "Then that s why God put thee here Go forth and do t!" he repled. When your "Goom-bye-Ozze" wrote two weeks ago, bewalng the fate of the vctms of "those Englsh crtcs who profess Seely," hs orchds were certanly msplaced. Anyone can be a slave drver, so let's transplant the orchds to the breast of the poor dumb cluck who spends ffty hours on a two hour course. After a tour of the crtcs, have been unable to fnd record of ths worthy now f he wll just kndly step forward. That the crtcs named are demandng more work than others, may be true. They arc faced wth recommendng these same student teachers, n a few weeks, as able teachers. f ths background has been neglected f newer methods have superceded these wth whch they are famlar f dscplne problems rear ther ugly heads- the crtc must make hs choce. He may turn a blnd sde toward these defcences, and "be easy on the student" and as a result f the practce s long contnued, school offcals wll recognze students traned by Mr. X. as ll nformed and careless. The crtc wll be forced to wrte a false recommendaton and rsk hs own poston, or he must wrte a true one, and run the student's chances for a job. The other alternatve s for the crtc to demand a standard of effcency, below whch he wll not recommend any student. f the student s lackng n many ways he wll be very busy; f he s capable and well nformed hs work wll be much lghter. Ths standard, mantaned for a length of tme, wll make pupls of Mr. X, preferred above others, because superntendents wll have become famlar wth hs standard. And so we ask What prce effcency? Must we always roast n effgy those who do most to help us? f the majorty of students need more than they can get n the tme allotted for practce teachng, ther quarrel s wth the currculum. They are f may borrow the phrase, "Throwng ther crutches at the doctor." Now lttle cyncs, f you can make a better world go forth and do t! Dre Prophecy.. Grave problems are facng cvlzaton today. The fate of the entre earth les n the acton of maybe a dozen men. Ths jury wll decde the future of you and me. They have been charged by the great Judge to mantan peace and to promote happness; however they are gnorng ths charge. These problems are grave because we, of ths modern machne age, are not cvlzed. Ths jury s greedy, selfsh, athestc, and uncvlzed. We, the prsoners at the bar, awat ther answer. t s not what we have done that s convctng us but ths nsane jury s so blood thrsty, so full of hatred and ntolerance that the verdct s certan to be gulty gulty of what? The publc, yes the publc, s gulty of gnorance and stupdty. We slde through lfe payng lttle attenton to affars of serous mport and totally gnorng the lessons of hstory. t s a sn to be gnorant and "the wages of sn s death". We, students of the world, must thnk. Let us strve for peace and the freedom to seek happness. We don't want war so let's do somethng about t. Put asde your trval thoughts of athletcs and socal affars and grades and what not. Learn the truth of what s happenng. We are no longer chldren! Students, you are charged to wake up and thnk so that we may "wake up and lve". Edtor's Note: t s well for the reader to bear n mnd that the Bee Gee News s a vehcle for unversty opnon. Any opnon of any group has a rght to expose ts vews n the volumns of thu paper. By the sunn rght, the opponents of ths vew, may express ther objectons. t s regrettable that n the past, opnons prnted have been construed to be opnons ol the paper or of the edtors, ndvdually. Let's be bgger than that ths paper s the voce of the Unversty. Y.M. Conference A Success Ten students and faculty were n attendance at the Tr-State Y. M. & Y. W. C. A. Conference held n at Albon College, Albon, Mchgan. The confer- (nee convened on Frday evenng at 7:30 o'clock. The outtnnd.ng personalty of the conference was Sherwood Eddy. He spoke at the openng sesson on the subject "The World We Arc Lvng n". n ths lecture.mr. Eddy presented a very realstc vew of the foregn stuaton and the probable consequences that are nherent n t. He touched brefly on Russa, Germany, France, taly, Span, Chna, and Japan. He then exposed the fundamental bases of the Fascst doctrne of government. These, he sad, are B false natonalsm, a false pa- Ozze Returns Once More Back agan! Even a bg rabbt would have scurred to hs burrow durng the exploson of last week (see edtoral column) We've been notcng a few thngs about the campus we'd lke to reform, now that reform s n my blood 'd lke to stat w'th the lttle blond who races up Court street almost every day at two and sometmes at eleven Surely we could reform her schedule so that t would not be necessary for her to run at top speed all those blocks to the school just couldn't take t And then there's one grl who goes "faddsh" n her hats. Thnk now -he never wears an honest-tognodnen hat t's always a contrapton the lke of whch you've never seen before well, maybe we could reform her taste then there s the austere trotsm, a false mperalsm, and a false pagansm. Mr.fcenor who speaks so slowly Eddy dscussed at some length ;" medtatvely--and artculates the weaknesses n the Russan so dstnctly, that we lsteners form of government. He ponted (/lt three major evls n the system, namely, the denal of cvl nnd poltcal lbertes, the volence of contnung, revoluton,. harsh dogmatc athesm. Fnlly, Mr. Eddy ponted to tlu rather glarng paradox that n the U. S. we have lberty wthout justce, whle n Russa chert s justce wthout lberty. Th' re were two other speakers worthy of note Dr. Hall, a professor at Albon, who has made several trps to Europe and who lectured n Europe last summer, gave a basc analyss of the atttudes of European youth. Stanley Hamlton, a welfare worker and Quaker who has been workng n the mnng sectons of southeastern Oho and n West Vrgna, dscussed the poston of the mner n our present socal and ndustral lfe. The conference was a huge success n every way. The total number n attendance was around 225 ncludng students and faculty. Our campus should proft from the rch experences of the students and the faculty men who attended. DEAN DASHES We wonder why? June Ebcrly goes home every week-end Jane Lynch doesn't talk much Frances May gets out of the wrong sde of the bed every Monday mornng Vrgna Granger ddn't grow taller nstead of wder Fay Englsh s buyng everyone a Chrstmas present va Mawer s partal to brunette-? Mary Jual drops her shoes so hard Helen Glcmng s such a.v..rnch Republcan Alenc Yates lkes folk dances so well Ann Sheffer wants to get her les.-on plans wrtten before Sunday nght Charot ta Smth receves so many telegrams Munch Kent feld gets so many telephone calls Helen Sullns lkes to study n the lbrary Mother Dean enjoys playng soltare Detn Dorm grls don't lke ths bt of news? break the maddenng pauses wth prayers for a free delvery speech or mmedate removal. Perhaps we could reform hs speech tranng, whch should have gven hm a much smoother speech Then there's the dark navy-hared boy wth the good lookng gray odd-coat who never wears a te we'd lke an pperclassman to wear a te t least when he gves specal reports, please mster, buy a te -and the class sponge who never utters a peep n class, but seta back and absorbs and memorzes the materal whch the rest of us have dug out t s not a queston of who receves the most growth, but we are lttle enough to begrudge these "spongers" the A's they get on tests. No more, Goom Bye, O/./.e Razzberry Patch (Contnued from page 1, col..'!) comfortable restng place for the studous who wat n lne for reserve room books. Benches n the halls of our other buldngs would make convenent loafng places for students and professors alke, between and lter classes. Perhaps ths would dscourage the popular habt of rushng to nearby restaurants when one feels a desre to rest. After all, f the benches are here why not use them? ron rusts rapdly and that great Amercan sage Ben Frankln sad, "t s better to wear out than to rust out." f placng hese seats n places where they would be apprecated would be damagng to the morals of our -student body we are aganst t. But we are of the opnon that t would be an mprovement for everyone, even the benches. Even such an nanmate thng as a park bench could not help but feel proud to hold some of our good lookng lads and lasses, and thnk of the thrll a bench could have n takng part n a college romance of some of our popular couples. Thnk t over. For Good Thngs to EAT at popular prces RELAND'S 115 E. Court St. ANNOUNCEMENTS Dec. 9 Kndergarten-Prmary Party Dec. 10 Y. M., Y. W. meet at 7:00 Dec. 11 Home Economcs Dance Dec. 152 Relax Dec. 13 Rse early. Attend church Dec. 14 Junor Research Club begns at 4:00 Dec. 15 Folk Dancng Correcton The News wshes to correct ts artcle last week on the Physcal Scence Department: the new moton pcture equpment was bought through the Specal Physcs Apparatus Fund and not donated by the Merck Chemcal Co. Wllams Hall Wated and wated, stll only four Shatzel soccer players so they forfeted the game to us, but as we were all "keyed up" for a battle, we chose up even sdes and played anyway, wth 'Blue" t&un comng out vctorous. An ar of mystery and ndustry prevals the "dorm" at ths tme as we are plannng our Chrstmas festvtes. t won't be long now! We sure would apprecate some enlghtenment on the followng topcs: Grls, was the telepathy experment successful? Who s Lly? What's ths about pushng a Ford coupe? Fnally, who or what s kllng the goldfsh? Bob's dead now! Klever's Jewelry Store Headquarters for Chrstmas Gfts.. buy Unversty Jewelry for your col- lege frends. The deal gft. Prced from $1 up.. v. EVERYTHNG FOR EVERYBODY FOR XMAS Klever's Gft 121 N. Man St. PHONE 4704 STUDENTS.. Leave your dry cleanng at Munn's Barber across from Parrot restaurant durng cold weather. They are our offcal agents.. same servce and courtesy offered. LETMAN'S DRY CLEANERS AND TALORS Phone 11 1W-N.. Man We guarantee all work CHRSTMAS WRAPPNG FREE Gold Strpe Hose make an deal present for Chrstmas. We wll wrap them for you wthout extra charge. Bon Ton Above Preu-'s Hdwe.

4 J. ' FRATERNTES FVE BROS. The boys were consderng how powerful was the 1986 Bowlng Green team when Ace Mann offered a classc. Startng wth the Wttenburg score, he showed that our team could have defeated Mnnesota 90 to 0. f any one can do better than th : s, a new club wll have to be formed on the campus. We are now very actve n the ntramural basketball league havng two teams competng, the Fve Brothers and the Fve Boosters. t was necessary to enter two teams as so many brothers wanted to compete. "Jonsey" hnat and Mtch Wodznsk were honored by selecton for all-conference menton. Ths was found n the Toledo, Cleveland, and Columbus newspapers. Yea, hnat! Gr-r-r- Delhs Ths week s one of the outstandng n the lves of our Delh neophytes Dec. 7 through the 12th s "Hell Week" and wll undoubtedly be promnent n the memores of these boys. As to just what the week wll consst of well that's for the pledges to fnd out. But even then, t wll be kept strctly secret to all brothers. n keepng wth the sprt of Chrstmas, we have planned a fne evenng of fun and entertanment for a selected group. Ths event wll take place at the House on Dec. 16, and we are lookng forward to a most enjoyable evenng. Three Kays Another week has come and gone, but t has proven to be a very frutful one. We gave our pledge servce last week to a fne group of owlets. They have responded qute ncely to the many pledge dutes they have had to perform-cleanng rooms, unnng errands, etc. Ths week we hope that the Fraternty offcers wll be glad to accommodate when asked for ther 'John Henry.' Those who have receved ther pledge servce are Charlotte man, Bette Huber, Emly Jane Jump, Margaret Henderson, Mary Helen Lovell, Maran Wnder, Maran Cunnngham and Louse Spraul. One of the actve members, Elzabeth Harlow, has just recently been accepted as a Book and Motor member. Congratulatons, Elzabeth. For that Chrstna* Frut Cake phone 4804 SANTARY BAKERY Do your Chrstmas shoppng at Butler's Drug" Store Cor. Court and Man PAGE 8 - SOCAL EVENTS - COMMONERS Next week on Tuesday nte the Commoners Fraternty s sponsorng a Chrstmas serenade. Look for announcements concernng tme of meetng, etc. n the "well" soon. We next have a bt of pledge news. We understand that Otto Meyers spent hs Thanksgvng week-end n Canada gong through prospectve employment wth the professonal baseball clubs. Nck Cuccuro has plenty to tell about the Commoner paddles. Ths tme he can explan complcatons from experence Harlan Hghfeld came to the Frat meetng last week wth an "almost" look on hs face. When approached about hs concerned countenance he reported that the name Hatfeld had been read at the theatre for the cash on Bank nght. Skol Skrols The Skols held a very mpressve pledge servce last Tuesday evenng admnsterng frst degree to ffteen pledges. Snce our report of last week, we wsh to add Marjore Swartz to our lst of pledges. The Skols are lookng forward to ther annual Chrstmas Carolng nght. t won't be long from now. Tme's scarce, so the Skols wll see you agan next week. gge Says Who would would 1% cents anyway? t's too much to buy a one-cent stamp and not enough for a three-cent one. Los of the students around here have more under ther hats than a head of har (yea, many's the master mnd who has dandruff.) Can you guess why tps doesn't apply to most of the profs so well? Heat must cause expanson on account of the days are onger n the summer. jurt burned a fve-dollar h!!-- thought t'd be easer to burn t than to pay t. Automotve Parts Dsplay room completely remodeled PETTY'S GARAGE Bcycle Tras.. Parts Accessores P. L. BNKLEY 242 South Man Street Who's Who George H. Echenauer born n Cclna, Oho, May 7, Graduated from Celna Hgh School. He made three football letter awards and two basketball awards. Once elected basketball captan. Tossed the dscuss and javeln n feld events, earned recognton. When a Senor n hgh school he played on the school football team and enjoyed wth hs teammates, the Northwestern Oho Conference champonshp. He swms and plays golf. The past summer he worked as a travelng salesman for the Celna Steel Co. Ask hm about some of hs experences: 'll bet they'll be good. Ths fall "ke" was halted by njures mssng hs football letter by two quarters because of these njures. Partcpated wth Freshman track team n 1935 wll partcpate ths sprng n track. Majorng n physcal educaton mnorng n ndustral arts. s he a lover ah yes one grl, Martha Lloyd. To those gals who may want to make t ther concern, he lves at 232 West Evers Avenue. You may chance to see hm n the Parrot, Dee's or usually Shatzel. Next week watch ths column for bts about that bg bt, Jonsey hnat, the kller on the Falcon football lne for the 1934, '35, '36 football seasons. Delcous Sandwch- es.. Hot Chl Malteds and Dopes Open tll the Uu cxtom 'H your home DNNG CAR Next to Ford Garage PLEASE RETURN ALL "KE Y" PROOFS BY FR- DAY, DEC. 11, '36. Arel Walker Studo BANK B/DG. STUDENTS! For your protecton we handle Model Dary mlk. Quart 10c Pnt _ 6c Chocolate Mlk Quart. -10c Pnt... 6c Bond Bread Cgarettes, 15c All knds of choce candy and gum GEO. ALDRCH SHELL STATON on East Wooster St. * 6 UN-NAMED Autobographes are fne thngs, but aren't they revealng! Ask our pledges. n speakng of ther frst dates we wonder how they have snapped out of t and become what they are today. f baby sparrows are needed for any reason perhaps one of the pledges can help you out. She gathered a half gallon together n her earler chldhood. The nter-sororty dance s over and wasn't t a success. Formalty, such as that, s enjoyed by everyone occassonally. Now wc are attemptng to get caught up on all our work and contnue so untl after Xmas n cause t gves one such a good feelng to thnk she's done what has had to be done and can come back from vacaton ready to start n all over agan. Lveyday we can see somehk worthwhle whch gves credt to Bowlng Green. At the present refer to the Men's Glee Club. Ddn't you thnk they were fne n assembly! Flowers and plants for Chrstmas BRGHAM'S FLOWER SHOP 174 S. Man St. GBSON'S HOME 25c LUNCH SERVED DALY Real Horn* Made Chl 10c SORORTES PHRATRA Have you observed any consderable flourshes of manners among us wthn the last week? At least our pledges dd ther best to mprove our socal behavor at our meetng last Tuesday nght, by gvng us nformatve, as well as entertanng speeches on phases of etquette. Now all that s necessary s to put our theores nto practce. We are antcpatng our annual Xmas party and exchange Thursday evenng. We were glad to welcome back n our mdst several alumnae, Luclle Grme, Arretta Habel, and Thelma Luke, who returned for the nter-sororty and Women's League dances. Men's all rubber galoshes $2.25 and $2.50 Zpper* $2.95 EBERLY'S SHOE STORE Ths coupon and 6c en- ttles any college student to one of our famous Jumbo Hamburg sandwch- es on Wednesday, Dec. 2 from 3 p. m. to 10 p. m. only. Labey'& Sweet Students: A monogrammed Westnghouse table applance makes a dstnctve gft. FREE Monogram servce durng our Chrstmas sale. WGGNS & GLLESPE 140 N. Man St. Phone 37! >» «. > _. j at "The Chrstmas Store" Choce neckwear by Metcalf and Cheney. Fnest materals, smartest patterns, and colors that blend wth the sut or match the socks. Each 95c Other tes nce selecton at 50c, - $ $ $2.50 "!f' :. nl." 1 JUtCUM' as"^

5 PAGE 4 Sportrats n Revew B. G.'s Past, Present Athletc Scene Coach Paul Lands, head boss of the Falcon court squad wll trot out hs basketball contngent Saturday njfht for the frst tme, when hs Orange and Brown charges clash wth Bluffton College on the Unversty court. t's the season's opener for the Lands quntet and the redoubtable cage mentor wll place one of the speedest and cagest teams on the floor n the hstory of the Unversty. Lands' squad wll be lackng n heght, but what the Falcons are mssng n sze they can captalze on speed and decepton. Headng hs squad of "speed merchants" s lttle tow headed Clff Conrad, captan and star of the Falcon clan. Conrad wll fll n a guard spot on the rear lne along wth Jm nman, who s fresh from grd fame. nman and Conrad, n makng up the rear guard, presents a fne defensve par. Conrad's speed and aglty wll be used n the fust breuk whle Bg Jm's sze wll help tremendously n the back court n gettng tht rebounds. Glenn Smth, elongated center from Bloomdale s leadng the canddates for the pvot poston. At the forward spots, Lands s stll undecded as to hs entry. He may gve Norman Jones and Harold Conrad the call and then he may swtch hs choce to Harlun Knney and John Collns. Wth the excepton of the annual Rose Bowl classc, and a few other scattered grd frays, the football buglers have sounded ther proverbul "taps" on the '..'H grd scuson. However, after the pgskn hus been put to bed and tucked n for another campugn, one cannot help but look back on a season that was chuck full of upsets that were a-dme-a-dozen and admre the excellent job turned n by Harry Ockerman and hs band of Falcons. Paens of prase can be penned for Wayne Stewart, the pledrvng fullback, and for lttle Matt Dotson and Dale Herbert, tht two dmnutve guards. All t'.ul can be sad of them can't be enough. But ths partcular pece of typewrter pourng s about one of those slent rocks of Gbraltars James nman, or *~ Try our HOT LUNCHES c Parrot Women's Brown Bootees j $2.98 Women's Snow Shoes $2.98 EBERLY'S SHOE j STORE Letter stll, Capt. Jm nman. le's not flashy, and he's not talkatve, but he s one of those frm foundatons upon whch the boy:: can lean when the gong s toughest and the warrng offensve guns boom the loudest. Jm nman clmaxed hs greatest year n football ths yhbt Harry Ockerman wll vouch for ths. So wll each and every member of the Falcon quad. Beng named captan of the Falcons set some knd of a spark n the manly bosom of Jumes nman. He played as one nspred durng the greater part of the campagn. Responsbltes of leadershp have a- roused hm to magnfcent efforts. n the publc prnt you read more about the bouncng Wayne ; S'wal than Jm nman, hs runnng mate. The reason s obvous. Stewart s what the newspaper men call "good copy." On the grdron, Stewart's head-on slashes shoots towards the spectacular, whle Capt. Jm's chores are of the conservatve und less-spectacular type. OF the grdron as well as on the chalked greenery, Capt. Jm has proven hmself a glorous leader. You could compare hm wth any of the college leaders n the country und fnd that the comparsons would be mghty close. He moves about among hs mates and frends offerng words of encouragement and prase. He has asked nothng for hmself but has gven all for hs team. Yes, let the paens of prase flow for Wayne Stewart, who played an mportant role n the Falcon's success and for lttle Dotson and Herbert, who rose to the occason to fght off oncomng rushes and brng a glorous year to the Unversty cumpus. Don't skp the gallant Johnny Cheetwood, captan-elect for 11)37, a vertable bundle of courage and nerves. Always you wll fnd hm where the battle wages The complete works of CHARLES DCKENS 20 VOLUMKS Yours.. almost as a gft For detals read the Toledo News- Bee For delvery phone Cook's Corner News Stand. Cla-Zel Theatre WED. - THURS. - FR. Dec RENE DUNNE n "THEODORA GOES WLD" SUN.-MON. Dec Open 2:15 Sun. MAE WEST n "GO WEST YOUNG MAN" Dependable Dry Cleanng at Reduced Prces.. cash and carry DEAL DRY CLEANERS 228 N. Man Phone 425 SPORT EVENTS tv. WOOF AND BEEF By The Campus Phlosoph er The old bleachers dsappeared bara Slater so rapdly that we fell sure a how to look new stadum s almost a cer- a book n the card catalog. Some tanty Just before hs one o'-1 of our other students know clock class you wll always fnd even less and they have been Mtchell Wodznsk n a dark corner of the hall n the Ad. buldng talkng to hs heart throb f members of the News staff realzed how soon pcture* for the Key staff would be taken perhaps more of them would report to staff meetngs Bar- thckest and never, regardless of sze and stuaton, wll b askng for any quarter or concedng any. There's Henderlck to ths wrter's mnd one of the most nspratonal athletes on the campus. Yes, there they are, all of them but near the top of the hgh rdng clan s Capt. James nman, a 185 pound leader who was noted for no volets n hs makeup. They never bad to look around to fnd ths Falcon, he Was always there. The Bank of Wood County MEMBER OF TK FEDERAL DEPOST NSURANCE CORP. Prces Reduced...' rng eye-ease tller reduced. from 15c to 10c; Accountng paper on sale, lc sheet, formerly! sheets for 5c. Long type Blue Hooks, teach; plan note book for chemstry, 85c value on sale tor 20c. Parrot *._,. ".> GFTS For Chrstmas From the four corners of the earth are gathered unusual gfts for your Chrstmas selecton Your gft problems are made easy here..and the prces wll please you too. We specalze n clever -unusual gfts from 25c to $10. A vst wll convnce you.. come n soon. Pcture Frame! & Gft Man St. 4, doe n't know yet btous students, he has spent up the number of the last few days n Canada here a whole year We wonder who put that beer bottle n a drawer of the lbrary catalog cabnet- -Who was that bold grl who cut dagonally across the campus ll 7:50 Frday mornng ;<ll by herself? Most of the of-, fenders travel n groups Otto Meyers s one of our most am- All lnes of beauty work done wth the latest equpment. deal Beauty PHONE 825 Room 217 Bank Bldg. P MEET YOUR FRENDS at CLA-ZEL j NOW SHOWNG CHRSTMAS SEALS CARDS WRAPPNGS - TSSUES vst j THE Murln-Dean Pharmacy Successors to Lncoln & ll lan but STLL THE DRUG STORE ON SQUARE v... Cor. Man and Woostcr : tryng to locate wth a good baseball club Some wag has sad, "Wth the abolton of slavery a new job had to be found for the Smon Legrees, so the poston of crtc teacher was establshed." We do not beleve ths to be true n every case. Do you? Dr. Shafer says members of hs class should be called "pupls" and not "students". We wonder what the so-called pupls thnk The colored lghts and decoratons downtown remnd us that the holday season s near and the end of ths column here. J. J. CURRY OPTOMETRST 116 E. Court use our budget plan GFTS Lamps.. Table*.. Ra "coen FURN. STORE 194 S. Man St. CHRSTMAS SUGGESTONS.. RNGS WATCHES COMPACTS BLL FOLDS MAKEUP SETS DRESSER SETS SWANK JEWELRY MANCURE SETS COMB AND BRUSH CGARETTE CASES CGARETTE LGHTERS N. S. CROSBY JEWELER End of Court at Man A BOX OF DELCOUS CANDY s sure to make a ht as a Chrstmas present, and especally f t comes from the spotless ktchens of the EVANS JOHN- SON CO. We have a complete varety.. make your selectons now. PURTY "The place where students gather" SPECAL HOLDAY DSCOUNT ON RANGES AND ELECTROLUXES THE GAS CO.?