3.Ariy 2, 1952 ANOTHER HERO NIDE; A MOUSE AND GIRL STORY One quiet morning this past week, the jangling oftho telephone in the office of librarian, music instructor, factotum hiss Pearl Garbrick tore her away from her Music duties. A frantic, breathless voice that sounded as if it were coming fr,DM a high altitude gaspecti "Is -- there -- a (gasp, gasp) janitlr -- in the -.4 library," Miss Garbrick replied "No. What is the matter?" The gasping came back, "Mouse." Came the hero. John Kurtz, fourth semester ag ed major with long experience in zoological matters heard the frightened cries and rushed into the main office to find ?hiss Ruth Donar, secretary, on top of the telephone switchboard and Miss Betty Speck, secretary-bookkeeper, on a desk. John took in the situation at a glance, knew what he had to do, and did it -- he picked up a one-inch (by careful measurement) mouse, and mercifully dispatched it. ART SOCIETY TO SHON FRENCH FILM MAY A famous French ; film entitled "The Eternal Return" is to be presented to the students and the public twice on !lay 7 (Wednesday), it has been announced by the College Arts Society, Showing will be at 7:00 and 9;00 p.m. Reports from Wilkes College indicate that the film was very popular there at a recent showing. MOVIE ON DRUGS FOR NEXT MONDAYS MATHSCIENCENG CLUB "Monday evening at 7:30 in the South Hall projection room 101 the Math Scienc e Club will present a movie on drugs produced by I. B. Lilly Company. There will be refreshments after the moria. ADDITIONAL SELECTIVE SERVICE COLLEGE QUALIFICATION TEST MAY 22 Major General Lewis B Hershey, Director of Selective Service, has announced an. ftdditional Selective Service College Qualification Test to be held May 22 for the benefit of students prevented by illness or other emergencies from taking the test on December 13 or April 24. Students who have an admission ticket for either of the previous dates which they failed to use on the assigned date must submit a new application if they wish to take the May 22 test. Applications marked later than May 10 will not be accepted. CLUBS MUST SUBMIT UP-TO-DATE ESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURES 'FOR REMAINDER OF YEAR may. 15 will be the deadline for each club and organization to submit to the treasurer of the Student Council its anticipated expenditures for the remainder of the year. This action will be taken so that the Council will know the exact surplus left in the funds of each organization to clear the books for auditing at the end of this semester, HE PINS ROLL TO BOWLING CHAMPIONSHIP, WIN 13 LOSE 2 After a hot And heavy season, the Headpins (J. C. Smith, W. R. Troy, and H. A. Giuliani) came out on top of the Center's Bowling League. Final Standings: W L P Individual High one game 13 2 18 J. C. Smith 182 7 5 10 Team high for one game 6 8 8 Headpins 475 5 7 6 Top three averages 5 7 6 Troy 147.3 2 9 3 Smith 146 Mistiszyn 134.6 Headpins Jeeps Vultures Blue ces Mohocks Devils SOFTBALL RESULTS THIS WEEK Bandits 10 8 5 Ustynoski Kentonites 810 9 Sold Profile Yinelo 17 2 Evans Headpins 7 12 2 skimbo HAZ LET ON COLLEGIAN •• • • • • • , CTrr Ik v CIIII_IJLILL7.I ,ExxirrrJE.tki•vr4,l,tjA,,,lr GAMES NEXT NEM at 5:00 p.m. Mon. Profile Nine vs Kentonites Tues. Headpins vs Yankee Kippers Wed, Bandits vs Deans Thurs. lhnkee Kippers vs Profile Nine page 3
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