Western Washington Collegian - 1952 December 5

              Murals for
Lounge
Mural painters will soon be on
the job in the Lounge covering the
large bare wall on the south side,
according to plans made by the
Board of Control at the meeting
last Wednesday night. Joan Rein-holt
and Dick Stewart were ap­pointed
to look into the matter of
artist-painters, as suggested by
Harvey Gelder, faculty adviser.
Miss Pat Hieber, faculty adviser,
asked the Board If it knew where
the ping-pong equipment was
which had been used last year in
the area by the Bee hall. Dick Stew­art,
facilities committee chairman,
was appointed to Investigate the
present whereabouts.
Ed Angevine was appointed by
the Board to fill for one quarter
the vacancy left by Ray Ondracek
who resigned three weeks ago.
Coach Charles Lappenbusch was
authorized to negotiate for a team
to fill the vacant spot in next year's
football schedule on October 17.
Since Bellingham High school con­trols
Battersby field and has de­cided
to move their Friday games
to Saturday, Western has had no
choice in scheduling most of the
conference games away. Tentative
schedule as released by Coach Lap­penbusch
is the following:
September 19—Pacific U there.
September 26—UBC there.
October 3—PLC here.
October 10—EWC there.
October 17—Open here.
October 24—Whitworth here.
October 30—CPS there.
November 7—UBC here.
November 14—CWC there.
Concert Ducats
Now On Sale
Two hundred complimentary
tickets are available to students
for the Ruggiero Ricci violin
concert Friday, December 12, at
8:15 p. m.
Ricci made his debut in Car­negie
hall at the age of nine,
and since then he has made
numerous tours. He is now hailed
by critics as a brilliant virtuoso
artist.
Tickets may be obtained in
the college business office. Stu­dents
must show their activity
cards when they apply.
Swimmers Can Sign
There is still time for teams to
enter the December 22 Blue Bar­nacle
swim meet. Team captains are
asked to make applications to
JoAnn Gloman, clerk of the course.
The meeting will be in the pool at
3:30 p. m. next Friday afternoon.
Concert Tuesday
Bellingham Civic orchestra, con­ducted
by Dr. Frank D'Andrea, will
present its annual fall concert on
Tuesday, December 9, at 8:15 p. m.
in the college auditorium.
Composed of 36 college musi­cians
and 24 from the commun­ity,
the orchestra will present two
famous favorites, "Unfinished Sym­phony
and Tschaikowsky's "Nut­cracker
Suite."
Miss Helen George, soprano, will
be guest artist singing two; groups
of "oratorio and operatic arias. There
will be no admission charge. Stu­dents,
faculty and pub^c weiriVited.
Wedetet WoiUUujiati
COLLEGIAN
Vol. XLVII - No. 10 Western Washington College, Bellingham, Washington Dec. 5, 1952
The students selected this year from Western to appear in the publication are (left to right): Mark A.
Hardie, Elaine D. Ondracek, Raymond J. Ondrack, Jean P. Sheets, Marilyn P. Hall, Paul Dodsworth, and
Julian Redmond. Seated: Nellie R. Kamperman, Muriel J. Weber, Rita M. Goldade, Nancy Brown, Gloria
Gaupp, and Lora L. Sovde, Not shown are Betty Grocott and James M. Stewart.
Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities
gives information on who in American institutions of
higher learning "is giving the service and attaining
the scholarship shtandards that will help keep up the
American tradition of higher education.
A student may be chosen only once during his
college career to appear in the publication. Some
students Who were in Who's Who last year, and are
still in school, are not eligible. They include: Edwin
W. Angevine, Ralph (Pinky) Bennett, Beverly J.
Dustin, Claretta Erdman and Lynn Hunt.
Declan Barron, William J. O'Neil, and Halldor
C. Karason, members of the faculty, were also in
Who's Who when they were students at Western.
400 Guests
On Campus
Guests of the college yesterday
were 400 Washington state school
directors who are holding their an­nual
convention in Bellingham De­cember
3-5. Tours of the campus
and a tea in the Industrial Arts
building were held from 4 to 5:30
p. m.
Frank N. Punches, education de­partment
and public relations com­mittee
chairman, made arrange­ments
for the group to visit West­ern.
He was assisted by Stanley
Stanley, executive secretary of the
school board association, and Arthur
Boyd, member of the Bellingham
school board. Mr. Punches stated
that since these directors hire teach­ers
it was fitting that they visit a
teacher training school.
"FTA members were guides for
the tours. Ralph T. Thompson, so­cial
committee, was in charge of
the tea.
Teachers Pay Visit
To Campus School
Supervisors and teachers of the
Shoreline school district visited the
campus school Wednesday, Decem­ber
3. Myrdie Lecture, assistant
superintendent, Belva Mcintosh;
elementary consultant, and others
came to visit, and observe. The visr
itbrs counsel student teachers from
Seattle Pacific college.
Have the Thanksgiving vaca­tion
dust washed off your car by
the Rheba D's! One dollar will
jet you a sparkling clean car at
he blacktop area all day today.
George Will Sing
Helen George, soprano, will ap­pear
in two concerts on the Artist
and Lecture series, December 9, in
the college auditorium.
Appearing first in a recital at the
regular hour, 10 a. m., she will ap­pear
in a second program at 8 p. m.
as guest artist with the Bellingham
Civic Symphony orchestra.
Miss George has won the acclaim
of critics and audiences throughout
the country in concert, opera, and
radio. She will appear in place of
Nell Tangeman, whose tour has
been cancelled because, of illness. ...
State Patrol's
Program Here
There will be a special assembly
presented by the College Safety
council December 10, at 10 a. m. in
the auditorium of the A-M build­ing
with some recordings of the
radio program "Could This Be You?"
being played.
Dr. Alan Pawelek announced
that Sgt. George Amans of the
Washington State patrol headquart­ers
at Olympia and Sgt. Bud Vel-eke
of the Whatcom county detach­ment
of the Washington State pat­rol
would be on the program. In­cluded
in the assembly will be short
talks on causes of accidents and
their fatalities.
The council urged that students
remember the 15 mile per hour
speed limit enforced on all parts
of the campus except the area in
front of the Campus school which
is a 10 mile per hour zone;
Sno-Ball Mistleto-lo
At Country Club
Knit suits, cocktail and afternoon
dresses are in order for the AWS
Sno-Ball Mistleto-lo, to be held to­night
from 9-12 p. m. at the Coun­try
club. Music will be provided by
Al Mendenhal and his band. Tickets
are $1.25 a couple. Refreshments
will,be served.
Finals Are
Scheduled
Final examination schedule for
this quarter was released Wednes­day
from the office of the Reg­istrar.
Students will observe the
following:
1. 10 o'clock classes and all
classes meeting once or twice week­ly,
hold examinations in last sched­uled
class period.
2. Thursday, December 18.
9:00 o'clock classes at 8:00 a. m.
11:00 o'clock classes at 10:00 a. m.
1:00 o'clock classes at 1:00 p. m.
All Library 101 Sections at 3:00.
• 3. Friday, December 19.
8:00 o'clock classes at 8:00 a. m.
2:00 o'clock classes at 1:00 p. m.
3:00 o'clock classes a t 10:00 a. m.
Final grades due in Registrar's
office, Saturday noon, December 20.
(If at all possible, observe the
earlier deadline this quarter, so that
grades may be processed before
Christmas.)
Board Election
Seats 5 Neo's
Neill Mullen, Bonnie Dale, Bob
Porter, and Elaine Ondracek were
elected to serve on the Board of
Control for the next four quarters.
Ed Angevine was chosen to re­place
Ray Ondracek for next quart­er.
Elections were held Tuesday, No­vember
25, and Wednesday, Novem­b
e r ' s in the Student center. Nancy
Jo Roberts was student election
chairman.
Marine Corps
To Recruit
Captain D. V. McCloskey of the
Marine Corps Procurement office
will be in room 112 Monday and
Tuesday, December 8 and 9, to dis­cuss
the Marine Corps college
ROTC programs.
Known as the Platoon Leaders
class, the program provides draft
deferment and commission as a
second lieutenant upon graduation
from college.
Members of the Marine program
attend two six week summer ses­sions
spread out over four years of
college. Students enjoy complete
academic freedom during the school
year. In the past year 3,500 college
men participated in the program
throughout the United States.
Datelimi e • *
December 5 —AWS Sno-Ball tolo,
Bellingham Country club, 9 p. in.
Basketball game at UBC, Totenv
tournament.
December 6—USCF breakfast. Bas­ketball
game at UBC, Totem tour­nament.
December 7—Student wives and
husbands potluck supper, Edens
hall club room, 7-9 p. m.
December 9—Artist and Lecture
series, Helen George, soprano, 10
a. m. Orchestra concert, Helen
George soloist, 8 p. m.
December 10—USCF dinner, 6:30
p. m.
December 12—WRA swim meet, 4
p. m. Basketball game at SPC.