Weekly Messenger - 1927 June 3

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w% WEDNESDAY CLASS DAY
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1§5-T&&: prograrii'iribr- Commehcenrait
;':-|We^rl)€gin8 -iy tomorrow, ;.;With; the
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< S p p ^ L^unctiebn^^
liquet and! dance vv Tfe rem^der of
};the week is nearly as full. .Tie ."prp--_
^•'granviB^as^follow^
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} 5 3 ' i ; ;p}in$^ Spo^s-Iiuncheon-
;-/; (AJuiMv.-livited:)'.'"_: •
) 2:30,3^™^^ald?:.X^d»:-.^®ba^
.} game, IK of W. Frbshi vs. Normal.
v^V30 pi m r - Edens Hall, Alumni
; vbariquet andL dance.;:.:/•-,
^; All June and August graduates in-
;:ryifcedi':
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Awarding of life diplomas by Pres­ident
^ •• -':
Sunday, June 5.—
3:00 f.ms—Auditorium, Bapcalauir-eate
Service. Serinon^by Rev. J. G.
Brown. ;,"-;..' •:-'555'1.---'.5-'i:5- :v5
Monday and Tuesday-—June 6-7 —
.li 8' p:l^^1^udjt»riuin. Drama Club
play, 'Three Live Ghosts." •''::>•"•;•-:-•;-'
^ d n e ^ 8.-f€lass;Day.
81 p^ m.—Receptionroom of Edens
:^Halli Facultyreception tP igradu-ates^
their parents and guesjs. ;^
V Thursday; June 9.— ^ 1 ,
i o a; mS-^ditpriunv Cpmmence-
'5 nieht; Exercises^,; •.'.;.; :<5::
•? Commencement Address by Dean A.
J; Schweppe. :'^;;-j^:;;r=V:}: . A;--;;r
ri&e}ii^the^sch^;;:^^
the^;b^ubi^e}:W^
a^preciation^hown /ior^isac^kpi^i^;
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'pl&ce^ih^bchpol'rbu^m^
;"; J)ineVvptherell, as;t^e fiflal vfctor^
w ^ hay6;i(»erMa^me ehj^aypd b n t h^
4ilvM lovmg cup^ ' ^ subjecly ttea^
eilisi a remarkable way; ww VFrom
Columbus to^ Lindbergh.^ George ;A1-.
le^, i n } ^ ^
ial Da<y," roused eachmember of the
audience:M a high p i ^ ; o f enthusi-asm
evenXashe spoke the first fe^
wordspS ^China -for^ the Chinese,''
^v^well-hittdfed ;b^ <3race Jacobsen,
and}Edna.Smith}portrayed in,fitting
words the; trials} and tribulations of
"Thfe Pioneer Mother." ;
In eStplicit and forcible manner,
Syerre Af estad:;spoke oh?What the
Flag Means to Me," giv^g the audi-,
price a new conception • of tjie true
import of ^our'^natibnal^ba^CT.-^ePj;.
nard}Kepplerj speaking:of the im­migrant'sr
work ^in ; America; proved
that foreigners live and dip' for a
country -that; does? hot fully appre­ciate
their service. ;
T Judges of the contest were Mrs.
H.' C. .Philippi, B^y. ^Canon E. B.
Smith} and Professor Sheppard.
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^ Assembly
The assembly committee composed
of Dale Ahnis, chairman; Evelyn
Tawlks and John JKerr, materialized
the following interesting program to
be given in assembly Tuesday, June
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Glimpses of. School ...Donald Stickney.
Vocal Solosr-V^The Asra,?' Buben-, ;
stein; /^Bride of I^banon," Tre-harhel
^.:..:.:...».:.... :.:.:^ohn Kerr.
Sophomore Sentiments;......-—————
:'•_.':.'' '.:.;:.:...:•....J. Evelyn Tawlks.
Lasting Impressionsl of Teaching
• ; _ >:^„^. Ellsworth Lumley.
...„:....Bichards.
.Cadman.
ins
Returns ^brbughiy" Gbnyinc^ of
I J n i t ^ ResouK^
' v.'of: North\vest.::; 'y^r;:::::>
Love Song :.......:;...
Memories .;.
Vera Laznicka,
Randolph, cello.;•-.
piano.
•Pres. Fisher^ who has just returned
fronv a month's tripi-•-.in" the Eart,
spent some time in telling of the as­sets
of many of the Normals;-Col­leges
and Universities which he visit­ed.
In the Eastern; cities much in­terest
is being shown in the; work
of -the iBellihgham Normal, described
as "the most ho'rtherly Normal
school up m the north-western cor/,
her of far away Washington.''
Much': is expected of this growing
west, ;and according to an article
by a noted geographer in a popular
magazine, this coast will in a short
time become the home of four to
eight million more people than it
now harbors. Opinions are expressed
that great achievements in science,
in literature and in art will be
prominent among. Other develop­ments;
: Pires.%Fisher made comparison of
schools and of how they spent money.
The students are convinced that no
better expenditure could haVe been
made for this Normal than the new
and attractive library which is under
construction on tKe Campusi There
is nor doubt that this: b^idmgwiW,
be of more service and benefit.than
a building for athletics, which is un-questibnablyneded
but which will be
erected after the more evident needs
have been satisfied.:
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formal; a^.^ldd:':3Fiel^at;.^3^
1 S^A^nmiibanquet:ahd i dance -at -i Edf
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••.V Baccaaureate service .in .auditoriiouDa
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^ '^Thre^ Live Ghosts'* in ^rmal au-ditorium.
at 81:00..;. ;r - \
;r;Tuesda^\June";7.,^:;- :";';:;'•}
^hreeLivei Ghosts" in Normal; Au­ditorium-
at 8:00. >
Ail student program in regular; as-
"semblyi;'"";-' •--'..";' 'V:':':;-.-'';'':v.^V-';;^^V;^-v
•*. ^'Wednesday,/: June^S^— •:;^ :.";
Class Day exerc^e^ *n aud**or^un*
at 3":00};.:":;^;v;":'-^-T;;. ••'}}.;;:;}"^j;.}
^ Faculty\ reception^ to graduates at
Edens J Hall at. 8:00: }i j ;'"; :^.-_
:End^ ^of Sprung; Quarter^ (
Thiirsday, June 9^— ;
Commencement exercise in auditor­ium/
at' ip:po.- :;}'-:;"-:}} •-:;:.:•;:.}.:•;•}}'
Annual Play Day
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violin; Geraldine
Irene Obermuller,
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: we'v^ b^eit^
" i | g smce:9:45 this pprning and.npw
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}^Proyerb1la^^Hikers" • wb^ ha4 : for
}}spm^ untabwn reason r^er;imger
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til ^^\yaid}a- ;;^bin;-cnpt; 'f ar^:in|'^hpiidis|
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A Varied Program
er's
Assembly
from a; day of sliding on Grouse
Ridge. The party cUmbed lapproxi-mately
ari^eighth of a roile up what
seemed an endless elevation and form-ing
a human toboggan, prepared for
two minutes of sensational bumping
and tossing to the foot.; Those
went first sat laughing; wildly at the
genuinely comic scenes which were'
portrayed: 'Some had not managed
-the abrupt bumps welt.; arid there
-were distressed expressions;and;heh>
less limbs fanning the; air in an at­tempt;
to Teach th .^ee^a^.;}^^^;;
absorbing • the snow's ;dampri^ss;. to.
;the^i point; of .;• superjsatiurationj • the
party diminished sbmewhaty ^ d none
the more-^^comfortable/ for its fun",
r^^rned to5 the ;cabin- prepared/to
spend the; reyening; jand;; leaye C camp
the flex^;;mbfning^;;;;•;•;!:';;:;>^'?.i.;" ^
Afteri dinner ,iani hbiir of ^tertain-nteiit
was derived f rom , a. -sieries>of
iinproniptu; efforts on the part of the
Fre^hihenv; Spphpnip
faculty."^ Among these':^re^nan-j
ibmimei}p^rtrayal ^ ^ ^fPriy^^Latfe
of P o c ^ i ^ s ; " ^ , cteTCr:bu^eflqiiP^n
Jthe5fkculty fphiy eiit)y^d;^Mic^taia
^Elpmarice,p in pvhi^^^
-vf&^f: a ;:r^lica.-Vpl;;^he} pne|::she;;vwas
TeprMentingj^'; B^;B^rth%;^a^;hCT
jfcrained; fiiB^^play etf^y5^I^s|-;^^c j
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jy^Ms%in;wtoih Dan^ighlevpr^eoV
|o;;bp;.a;^a3mii^'^Ms
;? ^e3group;g^hereid1 •abOT^^e^fire-'
place}^;}t(eai^ghpi^^
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^Everyprifity^^
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tb« hikers ;werej/again^:p
-egretting '"="Utot^iSML>-|B<^}'^y- ^wttiM*'
Dale Arihis in Charge of Program;
V Glimpses and Impressions
Will be Featured '
What is the family, background of
tlie students attending the Belling-ham
Normal? -From" whalrcommun­ities
dp they come? ;^What is their
fathers'/.occupation? Wliat .teaching
traditipii is} in the family? What
isi-t.he size of the family; from which
the members of the teaching profes-siori
come? C:'.,;.-'-;.-; ;/•
- These are/ sonie questions Mi"; Wil­liamsi^
of^'the ;s^ial; science • depart­ment
sought ah answer;jfor;thrpjugh
a ;• questiphnaire recently: submitted
to" students in residence "thisr quarter.
' 1 ^ . ; Williams^
of' his; study: i^Similar - studies;; have
been;';hiade in other-Normal
in different -parts ^^
Sitat^as^well jasvi& colleges and uni^
yersities; V Quriscnpol does not ^ary
greatly from ;ttie^^
.pther;.:Kbrmai:.-:schbpl^
Bellingham'.Normal c(^e;fTOnv^mea
in}iicities^ of over 25^000 papulations,
but-; abbiit;: ;an; equal : numbed; ;con*e;
ifrom;-the^farm^:v';in;;
cupation^'the;;ratidris;pra^i^
"sameVa8^repre8ented:;;b^
a^iby1the^8killed:.iabbrers";;S-;;^-^
;S^eariyC;j;h^
;dents5; h a v 0 bo 'I. ^^JwrsWr^resentied
The annual training school play day
will be held this afternoon'pn.;the
campus. The occasion.willbegin with
a picnic lunch oh the knoll inj whibh;
ull the children of; the; Tr^ning
school and the -student teachers; will
participate. '"^ .'il~'jy S" •••-"-'~6':.
Plans for the playday were worked
out by' ^committee ; composed.; of
two children a n d ^ student teacher
frpin each rc«nv;; These people met
in the form >of,: a^general ^mniittee;
and after each meeting they ^reported
their progress in the various rooms.
Their plans provide for a posture
parade in; which the room which has
been getting highest score in posturp
during the year, will; lead; Each
grade will-carry a pennant of the
color they 'have previously ;selected;
The posture parade will be judged by
a' •'. committed consisting of Miss
Skalley, ;Miss Keller,;of the Normal
faculty, John Kerr, student teacher,
and John Kienast and/Virginia Car-
Arerj .pupils of the eighth grade. '.
; After luncheon dances and rhyth­mic
games will be put oh by the dif­ferent
grades to show^the work they
have been doing. SongsT will be sung
by the'primary^ intermediate and
upper grades in their divisioris.
Following this the children will go
to-41'ie field to play games; ;7 • They
will be divided into teams composed
of ^children ,f rom^ach of the grades.
They also will be divided accprding
to grades and play games under the
supervision of the captain ivho has;
been selected froiii each grade.^
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•1.5. Bryan Hankins will^pntiinie ;thru;
thp- Summer Quarter; as edltoir;6f}the
Weekj^;Messen
Cbritrbl at its; regular ^e^irig; l a^
Wep^esday teappPinted^^
this coming quarter.; "' At the; saiap
meeting; Syerre Arestad was reapr
pointed :Wffiri ;^e pbst ^ ; Bhsiness;
Manager ^,; the Messed
Robert Wagner^ Will again^: act a^.
Secretary to ; the Student's Asspcia-tion/;-"';"-;;;;;.
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Mr. Hankiris has ^served as; editor
during the past;quarter.; He ^as
piected to succeeds Syerre •AreBtad in
that capapity: Previbusrtb hi8-be-;
coming editor Hahkins. was Business;
Itfahager of the;paper. ; - .; :, ;! r-T."
In capacity &ai AssociateEditorWill
be Robert- Wiagner^ who during^;-th%•
present ^quarter has held that; post.
Robert Fisher" will; als^act as; As^
sistant Editor again next q u a r i ^ 'y
J With the inf luxbf f oriner'students;
during "the summer period itvia; ex­pected
that the. Messenger;;staffjwill
be cohaiderablyi; a^g^ented;; ; ;
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in
Annual Edition,^Gpming Tuesday,
yHolds Wealth of Gontent ;
for-All/ Students"
The heigh^«f^ ipbry e'en tonight-r-
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Are -seeking^ brighter:. stars—rstars
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Radiant ^th^^darkest ,: channels of
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When)cares ^pbrsue and- grim- haughty
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Unrelenting^fhigh =breaks;;the ties of
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Rivaling the Moon in.Her defiance;^
If "yonder star will lead you-thro'
; the din ; ;'" 55:5;\
Unhurt undauntedr-with calm re-
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attieist^pne^^^^
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of education the fathers^arid mothers
'•biltjhjef%iudents?K^y^ire
Ltne^ia^r*i23|peri{^
high school while 34 per cent of • the
mothers rare graduates, of} secpna^
*bf'K^b'slradenMl""
;; Students who;have obtained schools
and; the towns wherejthey will teach
are;:;--;;;'.;"';;;:;v'-'' " 5 5 ^ '-f;;55.7^i ::'i-r^5:--}:'X
: Martha^ E. Robinsbh, A>pn, first
and. second grades.
; Dprpthy; Mprgari-first
^fourth.; /;
x -\ AlmaV ;-• Peterson,
first tb ipurth;5;
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The 1927 edition of the Kipsuri will
be available Tuesday, June 7, ;at
12 :-30. ; It exhibits many new and
unique features.^ The Chinese Art
motive ;has been; adopted arid;;the
threefold color scheme of red^ gold
and black lends a pleasing and unique
appearance; ^jA sixteen-page color
section and a hew;; picture section
have been added. \,-.;.': -5 ;; :-.
; The art work w^ich may beat-;
tribrited ; exclusively to Margaret
Bui-ke discloses unusual talent; and
cleverhessir, l^:i\5:.^5 ^-r^t 1^ ^. i.5^5:~ 5 <-'J
x The Klipsun Board ^composed of:
Kathryn Leach; Editor
stad, business7 manager^;; Ted; Smith,
Freshman re^esentat^; Edya
cunji; Sophoriiprei representative; .Mrs.
^Taugnan, faculty advisor.;;•';;.; ^.• $5^5
'The} departmental :v classifications
arp similar; to ^ s b of h i s t - y^
the^5 following ^newust^^i ;rppresentb^
.tiyes':-;;:. ;v' 5 -5_5:5}5.-5s:5 5?' <:;;:Jl:t£ -'; ^£ I
vMargaret^^,McCoy; assistant edUtbr;
Margaret Burk;; art; editpr;:; Idabetle;
Ritchie}:; ;ciasses ^^/i^S^^^et,
Doyle^ music; June ^
abd activitiesj; Helene Wright;; de­bate}
Phyllisi Crabilliswbmen's ;8pOT
Lymab^Phifpr; ~~\snap; ;^hbts|;; ;;Essip
iGrbyest humpr ;> Grace; Sheh^ri^palehr
daV}arid literary; ^^^ynvT^lkp^
dramatics f<;^maii^^\iy^n0^^%
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itself} matbrially:ib;;tl^^wSl^ftryj
aniil|':tb^tiibse''%hbs^
'fbrtse^arejbsxthpi'^n^^
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column in the MessengerrH;hp 'Pass:
ihg; Week}' "A hotbed p^^udicrpus
idiosyncrasies, 'WergrpwirvWith, the
weeds} of ^falsehood, it; is eyei^ything
^xcept a} synppsi? of eyentspnterest-:
ing:tpJ':students.:;~;,;;." ;:^ v;;u.;;;,;;;;-'
5 The" petty trivialties which ^rp-;
yan0eek;:after^^;w^
inspiration; riory animatipiij; in- the
Spirit ^ of the author, :;whb bpnceals
ills iruitl(Bss a t t e m p t s /^
TOgative ;co^omen-:;'fA.:;^.;;,S/'^-iWp
bbh jpnly concur :tod}^ani:;hfe ex-;
clusive^ight tp: the apprflatipn,;But,
seribusry, ;thb s c ^ i of}this} column
leavesi ;its^unmistakably deplorable
imprint ^pon thb^ bibw pf^the s^toipl,
6^ing}its} erasure by aspira^sfpr
:rightepusiiess.;;"' 55 :;f}£^55}5^5?5;5\
'}^L^;|^;'bneaithva;;^w;;st^
of}thi^|mbst ,;pedahticKib0
writCTsi;}^}rhe:: first is^n^nce in;; last
week's; cohimn puhcturps)the ^ability
^siday'wab^wrrt^ib^
^mposer bf ;the^c^
^ a ^ m e g i b n ^ s ; ^ ^
:faipcspliere -5ot} • jbur^i^^h^ft^no
P^acieffb^mismt^^
;ipbre^fabd:^^^b3gr^^
pr^assimilatibfc^;;;;;^;;.^^
Weelc." ^ Like a small andveiry bad
^ p p ^ g m g l ^ a w ^ ^ a ^ a d ^
5 One bf the'^tstabdihg^pvents ;pfy;
cphmiencement week wilLundbubtedly
be the comedy prpsented June 6 and "
7 by the Normal Drama Club. "Three
Livb Ghosts'' is fulW
aid; surprising;^ituatu^
the most sophisticated - -and; ;blase
member of the audience and will be
marked a;s a red%tteriday;-ih; the ;
calendar for the; sprmg quarter .and
for^the year. ;:;;; -•'••^'•••'.^5:i-:55:
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The story deals with "the complica-tipris
that; arise Apn the return tp
England frbm ; a ^
bf^;ihree r soldiers, ; two:- British and
one A m e r i^
c b ^ d aadea,!. ^
my Gubbins (Don Stickney^ and Wilv
liain Jonesi | ^ l p h Johnson), the; Am-ericah,
have good cause to remain ,/•
dead. Thepther,Spp^fy/ (BillyMpckf ^
who hasevery inducement to be alive,
"must •^remahi; dead, for s^^lV shw
has robbed him ofyhisi reason;andiisv
inetporyy JininiieiG^bbins^eannQ* ;
come back}tb lifej fior bis ;mpther, an
phi cockney, c a ^
(OlivbyBbirdan)'7 yi^bse;; .slwewdness
borders on ;the ojshadyi has ;;boHected f
his ;life ;;insurarieb; ^ilian^ Jones, 5
the ^Americah;;is ^nted^^the^poKce;;
pf^ his college .tbym;fbr/the;!bsetpf'^^B
fathpr'a bonds tp^pay;gambl^ dbbts.;
N^dy^cnows anythibg about $poqfyy
but he ,:is- evidently an aristocrat,; who;
has developed; kleptpmanm;Sdue to
8hell-sh6ck>; JimmieybrmgBTbis^
pals tb his; hpine:; in^LOTdpn, j;;yBpt::
the poor mentality of^Spopt^j,; afters
causing-most bfe;th^;trOuble,;;w*ichv
bpfalls theni, finally; isttheineans of
bringihg every'^tT^gl-mSx^p^f^iiri:
'i The:,eyer-present; andabij^t^eces-sary;
love element: is; of course;pres-.
ent;} There; a r e t h^
loversj Jimmy;.Giibb^s an^l^e im-pbssiblP;
Mis^}iyp
gel)} WilUan} kernes; and; h
can .sweetheart^Rpse5. (NprinayJphh-;
(Continued on
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PageVFour);
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