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Ige Fif Id of Candidates lye
pproaching Primary Election
Students To Name Five New Board Members
•'-Fifty-eight students of WWC have been nomi-
| iiated by campus clubs for five positions on the
board of control. Primary elections to be held
pTuesday and Wednesday, February 14-15, will
iarrow the race down to 15 contestants who will
Renter the general election on February 28 and
[arch 1.
i|||.vTFhree of the positions are for four-quarter
ilfiian or woman. Nine students will be nominat-jl
§dI from a list of 32. In the primaries, voters will
llpe allowed to vote for as many as 9 of these cand
i d a t e s .
Ny^LGandidates for four-quarter man or woman in-ifpide:
Patsy Addington, Clyde Brown, Barbara
H&iitler, Wayne Craig, Gail Dillon, Park Dyer,
!Paul Gillie, Dave Grocott, Norm Hash, Iver
jljfeinrick, Jack Jensen, Bernie Lepeska, Bonnie
Lundgren, Al Magnuson, Ed Mapes, Norris
MeHeffey, Dick McClure, Chuck Messinger, Don
_Min a n a n> Lex Milton, Bob Molleston, Ann Nord,
Bonnie Pasley, Wes Peterson, Carl Richart, Hank
Rogers, Gerald Salsgiver, Gayle Shetler, A rt
Svidran, Cecil Thomas, Al Weber, and J o hn
Wells. j
A position for a woman student to serve four
quarters is also being contested for this quarter.
In this race are Elsa Alsen, Carol Batdorf, Jean-nette
Baylor, Lela Brown, Zona Daverin, Lynn
Hunt, Marion James, Kay Lenihan, Mary Pagels,
Wilma Peters, Helen Piatt, Shirley Sharpe, Peggy
Straus, Laverne Weeks, and Helen Wiik. Of these
fifteen, students may vote for as many as three.
The fifth position on the board is that of 2-
quarter woman. The eleven candidates in this
race are: Yvonne Carson, Bev Cate, Carol Irwin,
Grace Johnson, Ruby Johnson, Helen Miller,
Marilyn Morrison, Grace Norton, Barbara
Shields, Joanne Wold, and Evelyn Wulff.
Election chairman Loren Rankin h a s announced
that the polls will be open from 9:00
till 4:00 on the election days.
Mercury Halts
Construction
For Six Weeks
Construction work on the
Auditorium as well as on the
Arts and Sciences building has
been held up for about six weeks
by the recent unfavorable weather,
according to President W.
W. Haggard. The delay will
postpone formal o p e n i n g of
the auditorium until some time
in the winter quarter of 1951. It
had formerly been expected that
the building would be in use in
the fall quarter of next year.
Dr. Haggard also pointed out
that it would take at least a month
to complete the organ installation
after the building itself is finished.
The pipe organ which will be installed
in the new auditorium will
be one of the type used in the U.
S. Naval academy at Annapolis. It
is expected to be one of the finest
instruments of its kind in the state,
Dr. Haggard said.
College Choir
On 5-day Tour
pN.W.Wash.
'Beginning March 5, the WWC
choir of sixty-six voices, under
the able direction of Bernard
Regier, will begin a five-day tour
over Northwest Washington.
.^Leaving Western Washington
Sunday afternoon, the choir will
arrive in Seattle, where they will
present a half-hour program over
radio station , KOMO entitled
"Voices of the Northwest."
Transportation for the trip will
be provided by two chartered Greyhound
buses. A request has been
hopefully submitted to the North
Coast Greyhound company by the
choir personnel for the same two
drivers as last year. They were
most accommodating.
The program for Monday will
consist of three concerts, these be-in*-
at Bothell, Kirkland, and Belle-vue.
Tuesday will take in Benton,
Kent,' and an evening concert at
Seattle's Cornish Conservatory of
Music; Wednesday, Hignline and a
double assembly at Franklin high
school in Seattle will be presented.
The choir will conclude their tour
Thursday with a double assembly
at Roosevelt high school in Seattle
and take in Arlington en route*
h&he that afternoon.
Wed&ut WadtUtftan
COLLEGIAN
Vol. XLVI— No. 19 Western Washington College, Bellingham, Wash. Friday, February 10 1950
'Staircase
Next Pic
Last week's Sunday movie venture
was a heartening success, according
to Bob King, member of the Student
Facilities committee. An audience
of 255 students and students'
wives viewed the film. "Spiral Staircase"
is planned for Sunday, February
12, according to King.
The price will be the same (25
cents) as last week, as will be the
time (7:00 p.m.).
The Board of Control is considering
the showing of football pictures
of the Vikings for some future
Sunday showing. These will be an
added attraction in addition to the
regular movie.
Writer Staff Needs
More Contributions
Plans concerning publication of an
edition of the Writer, Western literary
magazine, will be laid next
Wednesday, February 15, Annis
Hovde of the English department
has announced.
The Writer group, which welcomes
all newcomers among writing enthusiasts,
Mr. Hovde.. further reported,
will meet in room 38, at
4:00 p. m. Material is being submitted,
the faculty adviser stated,
but many more poems, short stories
and other forms of creative writing
are needed.
College Offers Scholarships To
Outstanding High School Grads
Western Washington college is offering 50 scholarships for 1950
and -1951, it was announced by Dr. Merle Kuder, director of
Student Personnel services. Thirty cash awards of #100.00 each
are available for prospective elementary teachers. They will be
given on a basis of high academic • achievement, a well-founded
career plan in elementary teaching, and the possession of personal
Equalities required for success in
that profession, according to Dr. Four Faculty
Attend Meet
\ Miss Leona Sundquist, Miss Pearl
Merriman, Miss Helen Gillham, and
Dr. Irwin A. Hammer will attend
a four-day meeting of the National
Education association in Denver,
Colorado, February 10-14.
During the meeting the instructors
all from different departments, will
meet with groups and hold discussions
relating to their fields.
Lounge Floor Getting Beauty Treatment
Keeping it in Good Shape Requires
Cooperation of Smokers, Gum Chewers
. ^ s t u d e n t lounge floor is going to receive a facial. The floor:
l^elresealed and the time required for drying necessitates that
lffjiailbised Monday, February 13.
f:^^|lbunge has been struck by the effects of bad weather, and^
reagifog the importance of its condition, the Board of Control ap-jxftn|
pi;;* committee consisting of Bill Jones, Cecil Hannan, .andj
itobilking; to meet with Dr. Haggard in regard to the maintenance
%^Bf^frfXfiiaai\Xe& states they were very pleased with the cooperation:
ce' which was extended to the student body by. Dr. Haggard
a ^ 3 | j ^ i^dmhiistration. .
* ^administration has agreed to re-seal the floor for the students
^coming week-end and to allot definite supplies to maintain the
the future. The committee threfore wishes to appeal to the better
Judgment of the students in asking that they make every effort to minimise
the wear on the floor by not covering it with gum or cigarette butts.
V TbfrtlH^^ half-way by their whole-lwmrt^
wwperation in maintaining lounge facilities.
Kuder.
For music students of outstanding
talent, there are 20 awards of
$100.00 each. The scholarships will
go to students who are competent
musicians as well as superior
scholars. In many instances they
are renewed for a second, third,
and fourth year.
Dr. Kuder pointed out the fact
that these scholarships are actually
worth a great deal at WWC.
The amount is more than sufficient
to cover all institutional
charges; it leaves a balance sufficient
to defray the major share of
costs for books and supplies. The
money for these... scholarships is
provided by alumni and by various
service clubs and organizations.
Shown here are just a fewrof-the
hazardous pits confronting WWC
motorists every day along the route
from town to campus. These ^pits
and hundreds like them, are not a
product of the recent weather, bat
have plagued car owners continuously.
The picture above was taken on
High street near the library; and the
picture at left, near MRH by Western's
night prowling' cameraman,
Bernie'Lepeska.
Object Description
| Rating | |
| Title | Western Washington Collegian - 1950 February 10 |
| Alternative Title | WWCollegian; WW Collegian; WWC Collegian |
| Volume and Number | Vol. [48], no. 19 |
| Date Published (User-Friendly) | February 10, 1950 |
| Date Published (machine-readable) | 1950-02-10 |
| Year Published | 1950 |
| Decades | 1950-1959 |
| Original Publisher | Associated Students, Western Washington College of Education, Bellingham, Washington |
| Publisher (Digital Object) | Digital resource made available by Special Collections, Western Libraries Heritage Resources, Western Washington University. |
| Editor | Cecil Thomas, Editor; Burt Horman, Copy editor; Paul Gillie, News editor; John Keilty, Sports editor; Gary Brandner, Feature editor; Rod Cardwell, Feature editor; Shirley Sharpe, Society editor |
| Staff | Al Magnuson, Business manager; Advertising staff: Eugene Williams; Perry Smith; Harold Ward; News staff: Morrie Knutzen; Beverly Gordon; Bill Stiles; Frank Ward; Shirley McMicken; Feature staff: Mary Jane Zuanich; Sports staff: Jean Baylor; Shirley Sharpe; Roger Knoop; Vernon Lestrud; Society staff: Pat Somers; Barbara Cozza |
| Faculty Advisor | Burnet, Ruth Axtell |
| Article Titles | Large field of candidates eye approaching primary election (p.1) -- College choir on 5-day tour of N.W. Wash. (p.1) -- Lounge floor getting beauty treatment keeping it in good shape requires cooperation of smokers, gum chewers (p.1) -- College offers scholarships to outstanding high school grads (p.1) -- Four faculty attend meet (p.1) -- Mercury halts construction for six weeks (p.1) -- 'Staircase' next pic (p.1) -- Writer staff needs more contributions (p.1) -- Pictures of High St. disgrace (p.2) -- Healthy spirit behind drive (p.2) -- Campus glances; St. Louis wants bus pass for college riders (p.2) -- Crackdown on lower hall vice (p.2) -- Rod's ramblin's / by Rod Cardwell (p.2) -- Little Black Sambo-revised edition-not for children (p.2) -- This week's board notes / by Paul Gillie (p.3) -- AWS hopes to bring foreign student here (p.3) -- Cheever to speak (p.3) -- Sr. class banquet tickets on sale (p.3) -- WWC debaters competing in tournament (p.3) -- Faculty hobby show draws big crowd (p.3) -- Fees to be raised (p.3) -- Announcement for home Ec. students (p.3) -- Dateline (p.3) -- Artist assembly has Laurel Reynolds' film, 'fun with birds' (p.3) -- Faculty bulletin to feature many campus pictures (p.3) -- Haggard talks (p.3) -- University frosh swim squad to meet Vik swimmers here (p.4) -- Hawnyaks, Mathes hold no. 1 spot (p.4) -- Vikings lose to Loggers (p.4) -- Eastern mourning (p.4) -- Vikings score win over St. Martins (p.4) -- Peterson High man in Vik score sheet (p.4) -- Club corner (p.5) -- Club dinner honors 30 foreign students; dancing after banquet (p.5) -- Wheels still turn at Harborview Hall (p.5) -- Thespians say nuts to you mixer Friday (p.5) -- St. James speaker (p.5) -- Chocolates passed at Forest Inn Sunday (p.5) -- Sophomores hold Valentine party (p.5) -- Hayward-Iverson (p.5) -- Campus school patrol crack outfit, but has adult woes / by Rod Cardwell (p.6) -- Collegian classifieds (p.6) -- Dollar troubles at many campuses at high costs rise / by Morrie Knutzen Advertising puzzle contest (p.6) -- Savages, Pirates Attack Western Vikings (p.7) -- Hot week in mural basketball (p.7) -- Rebounds / by Ken (p.7) -- Writer vindicated by senior hall basketball victory / by Jeanne Baylor (p.7) -- Paddle tournament well underway (p.7) -- Toughest team in conference here for basketball tonight Whit's featured here Saturday (p.7) -- Ski team off for Stevens Pass Slalom (p.7) -- Frosh present sock hop in main gym (p.8) -- Men hold bull with faculty (p.8) -- Kluane girls smile in spite of all (p.8) -- Home Ec. class offered men (p.8) -- MRH odds-ends (p.8) -- Girls to play host at open house (p.8) |
| Photographs | [Photos of pot holes at High St. & MRH] / Bernie Lepeska (p.1) -- Laura Reynolds (p.3) -- Basketball squad (top row, L-R): Bill Garrison, Jack Anderson, Norm Bamer, Tom Green, Dick Patterson, Chad Johnson, Stan Peterson, Hal Norgaard, Jack Ross (front row, L-R): Bill McDonald, Lauren Rainey, Jerry Starr, Bob Woodman, Dick Ravenhorst, Ray Scott, John Crooks, Jeff Russell, Gayle Whitsell (p.4) -- [Nancy Lee Merrick] (p.5) -- [George S. Earl, Donna Westall] (p.8) |
| Cartoons | [A Penny for your thoughts] |
| Notes | Volume number incorrectly printed as "XLVI" in folio. |
| Subjects - Names (LCNAF) | Western Washington University--Students--Newspapers |
| Subjects - Topical (LCSH) | College newspapers--Washington (State)--Bellingham |
| Related Collection | http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/261544368 |
| Program | Special Collections |
| Geographic Coverage | Bellingham (Wash.) |
| Object Type | Text |
| Original Format Size | 40 x 29 cm. |
| Genre/Form | Newspapers |
| Digital Reproduction Information | Bitone scan from 35 mm silver halide, 1-up negative film at 600 dpi. 2010. |
| Identifier | WWC_19500210.pdf |
| Contributor | The digitized WWU student newspapers are made possible by the generous support of Don Hacherl and Cindy Hacherl (Class of 1984) and Bert Halprin (Class of 1971) |
| Rights | This resource is displayed for educational purposes only and may be subject to U.S. and international copyright laws. For more information about rights or obtaining copies of this resource, please contact Special Collections, Heritage Resources, Western Libraries, Western Washington University, Bellingham, WA 98225-9103. USA (360-650-7534; heritage.resources@wwu.edu) and refer to the collection name and identifier. Any materials cited must be attributed to Western Front Historical Collection, Special Collections, Heritage Resources, Western Libraries, Western Washington University. |
| Language | English |
| Language Code | Eng |
Description
| Title | Western Washington Collegian - 1950 February 10 - Page 1 |
| Alternative Title | WWCollegian; WW Collegian; WWC Collegian |
| Volume and Number | Vol. [48], no. 19 |
| Date Published (User-Friendly) | February 10, 1950 |
| Date Published (machine-readable) | 1950-02-10 |
| Year Published | 1950 |
| Decades | 1950-1959 |
| Original Publisher | Associated Students, Western Washington College of Education, Bellingham, Washington |
| Publisher (Digital Object) | Digital resource made available by Special Collections, Western Libraries Heritage Resources, Western Washington University. |
| Editor | Cecil Thomas, Editor; Burt Horman, Copy editor; Paul Gillie, News editor; John Keilty, Sports editor; Gary Brandner, Feature editor; Rod Cardwell, Feature editor; Shirley Sharpe, Society editor |
| Staff | Al Magnuson, Business manager; Advertising staff: Eugene Williams; Perry Smith; Harold Ward; News staff: Morrie Knutzen; Beverly Gordon; Bill Stiles; Frank Ward; Shirley McMicken; Feature staff: Mary Jane Zuanich; Sports staff: Jean Baylor; Shirley Sharpe; Roger Knoop; Vernon Lestrud; Society staff: Pat Somers; Barbara Cozza |
| Faculty Advisor | Burnet, Ruth Axtell |
| Notes | Volume number incorrectly printed as "XLVI" in folio. |
| Subjects - Names (LCNAF) | Western Washington University--Students--Newspapers |
| Subjects - Topical (LCSH) | College newspapers--Washington (State)--Bellingham |
| Related Collection | http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/261544368 |
| Program | Special Collections |
| Geographic Coverage | Bellingham (Wash.) |
| Object Type | Text |
| Original Format Size | 40 x 29 cm. |
| Genre/Form | Newspapers |
| Digital Reproduction Information | Bitone scan from 35 mm silver halide, 1-up negative film at 600 dpi. 2010. |
| Identifier | WWC_19500210.pdf |
| Contributor | The digitized WWU student newspapers are made possible by the generous support of Don Hacherl and Cindy Hacherl (Class of 1984) and Bert Halprin (Class of 1971) |
| Rights | This resource is displayed for educational purposes only and may be subject to U.S. and international copyright laws. For more information about rights or obtaining copies of this resource, please contact Special Collections, Heritage Resources, Western Libraries, Western Washington University, Bellingham, WA 98225-9103. USA (360-650-7534; heritage.resources@wwu.edu) and refer to the collection name and identifier. Any materials cited must be attributed to Western Front Historical Collection, Special Collections, Heritage Resources, Western Libraries, Western Washington University. |
| Full Text | Ige Fif Id of Candidates lye pproaching Primary Election Students To Name Five New Board Members •'-Fifty-eight students of WWC have been nomi- | iiated by campus clubs for five positions on the board of control. Primary elections to be held pTuesday and Wednesday, February 14-15, will iarrow the race down to 15 contestants who will Renter the general election on February 28 and [arch 1. i|||.vTFhree of the positions are for four-quarter ilfiian or woman. Nine students will be nominat-jl §dI from a list of 32. In the primaries, voters will llpe allowed to vote for as many as 9 of these cand i d a t e s . Ny^LGandidates for four-quarter man or woman in-ifpide: Patsy Addington, Clyde Brown, Barbara H&iitler, Wayne Craig, Gail Dillon, Park Dyer, !Paul Gillie, Dave Grocott, Norm Hash, Iver jljfeinrick, Jack Jensen, Bernie Lepeska, Bonnie Lundgren, Al Magnuson, Ed Mapes, Norris MeHeffey, Dick McClure, Chuck Messinger, Don _Min a n a n> Lex Milton, Bob Molleston, Ann Nord, Bonnie Pasley, Wes Peterson, Carl Richart, Hank Rogers, Gerald Salsgiver, Gayle Shetler, A rt Svidran, Cecil Thomas, Al Weber, and J o hn Wells. j A position for a woman student to serve four quarters is also being contested for this quarter. In this race are Elsa Alsen, Carol Batdorf, Jean-nette Baylor, Lela Brown, Zona Daverin, Lynn Hunt, Marion James, Kay Lenihan, Mary Pagels, Wilma Peters, Helen Piatt, Shirley Sharpe, Peggy Straus, Laverne Weeks, and Helen Wiik. Of these fifteen, students may vote for as many as three. The fifth position on the board is that of 2- quarter woman. The eleven candidates in this race are: Yvonne Carson, Bev Cate, Carol Irwin, Grace Johnson, Ruby Johnson, Helen Miller, Marilyn Morrison, Grace Norton, Barbara Shields, Joanne Wold, and Evelyn Wulff. Election chairman Loren Rankin h a s announced that the polls will be open from 9:00 till 4:00 on the election days. Mercury Halts Construction For Six Weeks Construction work on the Auditorium as well as on the Arts and Sciences building has been held up for about six weeks by the recent unfavorable weather, according to President W. W. Haggard. The delay will postpone formal o p e n i n g of the auditorium until some time in the winter quarter of 1951. It had formerly been expected that the building would be in use in the fall quarter of next year. Dr. Haggard also pointed out that it would take at least a month to complete the organ installation after the building itself is finished. The pipe organ which will be installed in the new auditorium will be one of the type used in the U. S. Naval academy at Annapolis. It is expected to be one of the finest instruments of its kind in the state, Dr. Haggard said. College Choir On 5-day Tour pN.W.Wash. 'Beginning March 5, the WWC choir of sixty-six voices, under the able direction of Bernard Regier, will begin a five-day tour over Northwest Washington. .^Leaving Western Washington Sunday afternoon, the choir will arrive in Seattle, where they will present a half-hour program over radio station , KOMO entitled "Voices of the Northwest." Transportation for the trip will be provided by two chartered Greyhound buses. A request has been hopefully submitted to the North Coast Greyhound company by the choir personnel for the same two drivers as last year. They were most accommodating. The program for Monday will consist of three concerts, these be-in*- at Bothell, Kirkland, and Belle-vue. Tuesday will take in Benton, Kent,' and an evening concert at Seattle's Cornish Conservatory of Music; Wednesday, Hignline and a double assembly at Franklin high school in Seattle will be presented. The choir will conclude their tour Thursday with a double assembly at Roosevelt high school in Seattle and take in Arlington en route* h&he that afternoon. Wed&ut WadtUtftan COLLEGIAN Vol. XLVI— No. 19 Western Washington College, Bellingham, Wash. Friday, February 10 1950 'Staircase Next Pic Last week's Sunday movie venture was a heartening success, according to Bob King, member of the Student Facilities committee. An audience of 255 students and students' wives viewed the film. "Spiral Staircase" is planned for Sunday, February 12, according to King. The price will be the same (25 cents) as last week, as will be the time (7:00 p.m.). The Board of Control is considering the showing of football pictures of the Vikings for some future Sunday showing. These will be an added attraction in addition to the regular movie. Writer Staff Needs More Contributions Plans concerning publication of an edition of the Writer, Western literary magazine, will be laid next Wednesday, February 15, Annis Hovde of the English department has announced. The Writer group, which welcomes all newcomers among writing enthusiasts, Mr. Hovde.. further reported, will meet in room 38, at 4:00 p. m. Material is being submitted, the faculty adviser stated, but many more poems, short stories and other forms of creative writing are needed. College Offers Scholarships To Outstanding High School Grads Western Washington college is offering 50 scholarships for 1950 and -1951, it was announced by Dr. Merle Kuder, director of Student Personnel services. Thirty cash awards of #100.00 each are available for prospective elementary teachers. They will be given on a basis of high academic • achievement, a well-founded career plan in elementary teaching, and the possession of personal Equalities required for success in that profession, according to Dr. Four Faculty Attend Meet \ Miss Leona Sundquist, Miss Pearl Merriman, Miss Helen Gillham, and Dr. Irwin A. Hammer will attend a four-day meeting of the National Education association in Denver, Colorado, February 10-14. During the meeting the instructors all from different departments, will meet with groups and hold discussions relating to their fields. Lounge Floor Getting Beauty Treatment Keeping it in Good Shape Requires Cooperation of Smokers, Gum Chewers . ^ s t u d e n t lounge floor is going to receive a facial. The floor: l^elresealed and the time required for drying necessitates that lffjiailbised Monday, February 13. f:^^|lbunge has been struck by the effects of bad weather, and^ reagifog the importance of its condition, the Board of Control ap-jxftn| pi;;* committee consisting of Bill Jones, Cecil Hannan, .andj itobilking; to meet with Dr. Haggard in regard to the maintenance %^Bf^frfXfiiaai\Xe& states they were very pleased with the cooperation: ce' which was extended to the student body by. Dr. Haggard a ^ 3 | j ^ i^dmhiistration. . * ^administration has agreed to re-seal the floor for the students ^coming week-end and to allot definite supplies to maintain the the future. The committee threfore wishes to appeal to the better Judgment of the students in asking that they make every effort to minimise the wear on the floor by not covering it with gum or cigarette butts. V TbfrtlH^^ half-way by their whole-lwmrt^ wwperation in maintaining lounge facilities. Kuder. For music students of outstanding talent, there are 20 awards of $100.00 each. The scholarships will go to students who are competent musicians as well as superior scholars. In many instances they are renewed for a second, third, and fourth year. Dr. Kuder pointed out the fact that these scholarships are actually worth a great deal at WWC. The amount is more than sufficient to cover all institutional charges; it leaves a balance sufficient to defray the major share of costs for books and supplies. The money for these... scholarships is provided by alumni and by various service clubs and organizations. Shown here are just a fewrof-the hazardous pits confronting WWC motorists every day along the route from town to campus. These ^pits and hundreds like them, are not a product of the recent weather, bat have plagued car owners continuously. The picture above was taken on High street near the library; and the picture at left, near MRH by Western's night prowling' cameraman, Bernie'Lepeska. |
| Language | English |
| Language Code | Eng |
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