Western Washington Collegian - 1950 May 12

              :§:30___„ ___„ Dance, on the tennis courts
WeAi&ut Wabkinqtan
VdY XLVI i - No. 31 Western Was
New Winner of
Scholarship Is
Janet Summers
Janet Summers, a junior from
Tacoma, has been named t he
winner of the Leonard Hudson
Scholarship^ T h e award is
£150.00 for the year 1950-51.
This is the second award un­der
the new scholarship. T h is
year's holder is Bessie Jamej
The scholarship is awarded
student who will be a senior
uate student when it is
Other qualifications arj
scholarship, need, am
portant, promise of futi
tion in the field of ed
scholarship was made
the effort of the class of
Dr. Kuder, a member of ii
mittee who chose the winnerj
that there were six applica
the scholarship and that the;
all eminently qualified for
award.
Miss Summers is a graduate of^
Lincoln high school in Tacoma.
WWC she is active in the Schol;
ship Society, Interclub Council,
the International Relations
The scholarship will take effect
the beginning of fall quarter next"
year.
fine •"..
Friday, May 12—Senior class r
hour. Baseball, golf, tennis, P
here. .." -*-
Saturday, May 13 — E^ens hall
Mothers week-end. Track, UBC
and PLC, here.
Sunday/May 14—Edens,hall Moth­ers
week r end. Sunday movie
"Henry VUL''
Monday, May 15—Dress rehearsal
for Campus Day, 7:00 p. m^ aud­itorium.
Tuesday May 16—Baseball, roll,
tennis, CPS, here.
Wednesday, May 17—Campus Day.
Friday, May 18—Track, golf, tennis,
conference meet at UBC. -."-„..
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T*e senior class is sjKmsorlng an
stt-seluMl nn^er tonl^ Uie^Jiiii-'
| i i i i | f ^ be sup­plied
by G^rdie Foru^ ban*.
nny skie^^^B^|^^^Vf<^^HuJI«^^^H t n ' s V^^^I0ay>
Campus ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ B e n ^ H n \ ^ H i d Ce^^Hnnan.
5rm weather^^^^^^Hmd ^ ^ B plan^^^Bograrn^HHise
make this Campusoayone of exception a^quality. Htgnnght of
the day will be the crowning of King and Queen Pie-Face, the win?
ners of that contest.
The festivities begin at 9 o'clock Wednesday morning with the
^assembly program consisting of
skits from houses and organiza­tions
on campus under the direc­tion
of Ann Nord and H a r ry
Pagels.
Next in order is the caravan to
Whatcom Falls park by way of the
downtown area, under police escort.
Arrangements have been made so
that STUDENTS DO NOT HAVE
TO STOP FOR TRAFFIC SIG­NALS,
but they should heed a police
request that no weaving is done in
the caravan.
The food committee, headed by
Peggy Boe and Ed Mapes, announce
a delicious menu for the day. In­cluded
will be two hot dogs per
person, potato salad,, pickles and
olives, cake, ice cream, and milk
or coffee. Tickets for the meal are
on sale in the main hall today and
will also be sold Monday and Tues­day.
Non-boarders on the campus
will be charged 50 cents, and board-rs
10 cents. Tickets will not be sold
ednesday so student teachers
hould have a friend pick up their
tickets.
e beard judging contests will
1:30 p. m. Types to be
1 be the blackest, the
oochiest, B. O. Plenty,
d Gay '90. Teachers
n the judging of the
will be Mrs; Jean
ss Marie Pabst. Stu-will
be chosen later.
ainder of the contests, be-th
the Slipper Kiek and
With the Tus-of-War will be
by. Bill McDonald, Chuck
busch, and Ann Garcia, The
t the park will end with the
'ulty-Studentbaseball game. Dur-ig
the entire afternoon, Dr. W. W.
ggard will be taking on all com-at
the horseshoe pit.
inshing off the. festivities will
the dance on the tennis courts if
e weather is good and in the gym
the weather is foul. King and
Queen Pie-Face will be crowned at
this time.
night:
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The Sunday^
be "Henry
Laughton and1
sponsors of the
era students to
their mothers for this
W:i*qr.sto»v\
'ItK is reported tnatr the
system has been repaired which
guaranteed to add to the:;/«BJdst-:
ihe# *or t f c ^ -'\£M. -C:.\-
niisston price for etisij«i'* »• W
ment. All , ^ ^ ^ ^^
ted with the^WCTRSd living off
campus should write to Miss Shirley
Snarpe, care WWCollegian If they
wish to attend. •"•'.-
en
ward
'education schol-iwarded
to Donna
ham. The $150.00
made available by unan-fuhds,
according to Dr.
TA faculty-alumni committee
Miss Rcinholt as'the winner
the basis of overall promise in
the field of education, .'y-
The winner. "Is secretary'.-, of the
College Christian Fellowship. She
also has been active during her three
years at Western in many qlubs and
on ^ny^ccramftteeS; :
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Band Plays In
ival
The WWC band, under the direc­tion
of Don C. Walter, will give a
concert Friday night at the Blossom
Time Festival pageant, as well as
marching in the afternoon parade.
A half.---hour concert wffl; be irlve^
by th£ group from 7:30^8:10 i^iiii
at Battersbyfield Frid^7 wshinf.
A featured-attraciion^
trumpet sextet\bk^^.MilB«^n^.,
Dick H^^l^?^^^^^^.
Trcntman,:-Aifred:ljtt^^
Lundstrom. ..•••• y\ \;" • '-::%^M^^M0k
Besides^ present
^nd Mil accmiipa^
the chorus r ^ ' ^ ^ - ^ ^ S ^ S I S S -
of Love," and -an:s.iiiei^j:jggf^Mt^§
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