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Ohio Wesleyan Transcript Wednesday, September 26, 1951
files. Will tell you more of this The
later.
Transcript Goes To A Party
Cupid's Bill Kuhne, SAE, has given
his pin to Tad Grimm, Pi Phi;
Bobby House, SAE, has present- MIDNIGHT SONG SPREE AT DORMS, GAME,
ed Jane Hillsdale with his pin;
Classroom while Elva Pickwick, Chi O, is
wearing an engagement ring REGISTRATION DANCE SPARK WEEKEND
Dear Brother Dan.
from Bill Dunham, former Wes- By ROS SEABURY
Guess you'd never be a prof if leyan SAE.
you ever had to go through what Betty Terrill, Tri Delt, has "Salmon cards. Yellow cards. They're Officially In
Tve been doing this past week John Vossers Alpha Sig pin; Sign here please and pay your
registering these new students Gloria Holmes, Tri Delt, has bills at the next counter."
Pin-Planti- for my ng
courses in John "Yogi" Blair's SAE pin;
and Ring-Bearin- g. Seems as if while Sally Kay Atkinson, KKG, After scrambling over the
some have been taking summer is proud possessor of Phi Psi, Art maze of trunks in the dorm cor
work at other universities. Hudnut's engagement ring. ndors, filling out schedules for
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Banner news of the day is Peg Stiles is wearing Phil the new fraternity pledges, and
Nancy Champion, Kappa Alpha Dietrich's Beta Sig pin; Pat Boyd greeting everyone with profuse
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Theta, whose journalistice skill Alpha Gam is wearing a diamond smiles, these were the words en
DtAN
T-script
on the has landed her from Tom Gerstacker, Sig Ep; countered once more by Wesley
the Phi Gamma Gar-ber- Delta pin from Barb Burket, DG, has Don 's anites returning from an unhar
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pin; Kent Eckhart, Sigma ried summer vacation on Friday,
Jo Corrine Murray, Tri Delt, Chi has presented his cross to Registration day.
is sporting a ring Ma-ge- from Alex e, Pat Brown from Covington, Ky; As usual, fraternity men v't. filled
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SAE; Ginger Perry, Kappa Pat Roseberry, Gamma Phi is in for the frosh pledgee in the
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Kappa Gamma, has one from engaged to Ken Schmidt, a grad- afternoon while honest freshmen
John Bricker, SAE at Dartuate of Yale.
women waited patiently in every
mouth; Fran Anderson, KKG, a Billy Moody, Kappa Alpha line. One frustrated coed remark-
ring from Bob Woolley, Beta. Theta, is now Mrs. Dale A. Bitt- - ed "You know, I don't think this
Student body president, Bill inger. The couple are living at line for Jennings is moving. I've
Welp will tie the matrimonial Orlando Air Force Base in Flor been standing here for an hour
knots this Saturday to a non-Wesleyani- te, ida where Dale, former SAE at and a half."
but I can't seem to Wesleyan, is a second lieutenant.
locate her
After a day battling
registration
the mass
card in my Prof. Val Cupid.
U" AT es, the students relaxed, as the
'
dance which had, until the past
year been scheduled for the same
night, was postponed until Sat
t
urday so that the football team
WELCOME
might attend. To relieve the ten
sion, fraternity men marched up
to Austin, Monnett and Stuy at
1:30 a. m. singing "So here's to "PLEASE LET ME into your course" was the cry of frosh and
dear old Wesleyan" and causing upperclassmen bucking registration lines in Edwards gym
a mild panic in the dorms as girls Friday in preparation for the fall semester term. To some it
Sudanis and Faculty
bolted rooms in expectation of a was old stuff, but to others it was worth all the shoe leather
dorm raid.
spent in getting out of those eight o'clock classes.
At Austin, the songsters were
greeted with cheers and ap-
AND WE PARTICULARLY WELCOME THE plause
go
from the rooftops, dorm Up (in the wrong direction;. Edward's gym rocked that night
heads watching nervously, and Other spotlights of the game were as the reconverted Campus Band
FRESKMEN TO DELAWARE AND TO
flicking lights indicating a gen- the huge dog which barked loud- under the direction of Bob
tle hint to please leave. er than the BG kids could yell,
Migration to Bowling Green for the boy scouts dropping dry ice
the first game of the year took into puddles to see the smoke,
nlace Saturdav as Weslevan- - and the church-lik- e bells which
MORRISON'S
stickered "cars wound up through called Bowling Green students
the northlands to watch the score to classes.
SHOP WITH US FOR
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Sid-ne- YW Big And Little New
Sisters Picnic
Tonight In Glen
This evening dungarees will
replace skirts as the conventional
women's garb when 360 transfer
and freshmen women attend the
YWCA picnic along with their
"big-sister- s" in Stuyvesant glen.
The purpose of this annual affair
is to acquaint the new students
with the program of the YWCA.
During the supper, the chairmen
of the committees will pre
sent skits depicting the type of
work done at their weekly meet
ings. At dusk the entire cabinet
will participate in a closing
pageant.
The fall membership drive will
be held on Sept. 27 and 28. Between
11:00 a. m. and closing
hours, girls may sign up in the
front corridors of the three dormitories
and co-o- p houses for
work on the various committees.
OWEN ( JEWELRY
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the dance. The band had return- -
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who passed through the gym dur-
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The black and white streamers only .
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the Alcatraz look, and a
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threateningly over the bandstand.
Outstanding in the numbers SM
was the Charleston music which Li
provided the only breather for t oi. tiie rsvxtii
the crowded dance floor, choice 15
couples entertaining the masses.
Sunday was filled with open
houses at the fraternity houses,
Semi-Cooperative
House Opens This Term
Ten coeds have set up housesemi-cooperativekeeping
in a
housing unit at 112 West Winter
St.
The women do all house-cleanin- the g
and cook breakfast. They
eat lunch and dinner at Monnett.
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OWEN JEWELRY
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the dorms to kidnap the women.
Monday morning bells broke up
the weekend fiesta with the call
to eight o'clock classes.
COMMITTEE OPENINGS
Applications are being accepted
fur Student Government committee
members this week. There
are openings on all committees
and special places are reserved
for freshmen. Application blanks
may be obtained in the Student
Affairs office, located on the main
floor of the Memorial Union.
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DELAWARE'S NEWEST SAYS WELCOME
TO ONE AND ALL OF THE
WESLEYAN STUDENTS.
GOOD LUCK IN THE YEAR TO COME.
For Good Food and Courteous Service
REMEMBER
MORNING OR EVENING,
NIGHT TIME OR DAY,
YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME
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WILSON'S, C.
room, and kitchen, comprise the
downstairs; bedrooms are upstairs.
Mary Alice Wagner is resident
counsellor. .Women living in the
unit are Betty Lou Reid, Nancy
Culberson, Mary Lou Frazier,
Marie Frate, Doris Stoudenmire,
Joann Strickling, Jane Mapp,
Maxine Hyde, Pauline Cassler,
and Ruth Carson.
for the Girls"
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