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7 to Probe Ohio State Body Supports !'New Orleans' To Be
Compulsory ROTC Training •
Seating Plan , landjumped
I..notner grant universit y has jon the band- M rd' Gras Theme
wa qur. in consideration of compulsory military training. ,
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has voted to condemn any proposal to abolish compulsory" "Creole and French Life in New Orleans" is the theme
The Senior Advisory Board
training on the campus. • !decided upon for this year's Mardi Gras, sponsored by Mortar
launched a program to re- Col. Kenneth J. Cunin, pro- 1 i Board, senior women's hat society. This is the first year a
evaluate the seating on Cabi- fessor of military science and 'qty administration an indication; themebe
a will used.
tactics at Ohio Stale, said this I I
net by approving a committee - • a for its ,as to how a certain
1, primer It a master s percentage. "Moulin Rouge," "The C h ap el Petit•
of the students on their earnpusiShave Shop," "La Trois Delta •
Aide
of seven seniors to investigate Board of Trustees and the state
.feel about it. We have no ' "
way,Quartier, "Creole Cafe" and'
legislature to decide. 'of telling right now whether their,"Creole Capers" display the flavor!
The situation. As is the case at the un i versity,
A recommendation of the Stu- military science. or ROTC, is ac student opinion." !
Twenty-three sororities, the
tually just another department ,
dent Government Workshop at - 1 Charles E. Minneman has been
although the instructors are "on,
Student Encampment recommend- Imo,. from - the Army. As such, could be accused of being bi- ides have entered booths in the .appointed assistant Uni vers i t y
ed Ca bi net membership be ROTC is subject to the decisions asecl- since /am in the Army , " ' carnival which will be held ; Chaplain according to Luther H.
streamlined. • of the Ohio State Board of Trus- he added. . from 8 p.m. until 11 p.m. Friday llarshbarger, University Chaplain.
The recommendation said, "A tees. It will be up to this group , The question of abolishing corn-i in Recreation Hall. 1 Minneman, a member of the
as the decision-making body of pulsory training has been brought , Pictures of each group's candi - !American Lutheran Church, has
committee, appointed by Cabi- • •
the university to have the final about by a ruling of the Federal:datefor Mardi Gras King Will 'served
served as a student pastor at the
net, made up of non-Cabinet say on the ROTC question. =government concerning ROTC at be displayed today through Fri - 'St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran
members, should be established So far, the Ohio State' boardiland grant schools. This ruling day at the Athletic Store. Penny. Church in Grosse Pointe Farms,
h.
to evaluate the re-digtribution of has said it feels the purpose of !says that "... instruction in mili-. voting will be held at the carpi - IMic He also has been co-direc-
Cabinet seats,
the department is different in;tary tactics is obviously a re _:val and not at the Athletic Store; tor of the Lutheran Student As-
It also said Cabinet could be that it teaches citizenship and dis-;quirement of the states . . .., Th e !as was erroneously reported inlsociation of Yale University.
it d oes n ot The Daily Collegian yesterday.
cipline. 'ruling continues. ". . . The new assistant chaplain re
established so that. students would In regard to the vote of the appear, however. that instruction Each penny will count as one ceived a bachelor of arts degree
be represented in a 3-fold man- Student Senate of the University'in military tactics is any more;vote for the king.
from Capital University. Ohio. He
ner—through University-wide af- of Wisconsin to abolish compul-obligatory- on the individual stu-! The groups and their booth , did his theological work at the
filiation, as with All-University „„„ military tra ining, themes are:
• - C ' I d - than - isin -
training, unin. ent instruction agri-, Evangelical Lutheran Theological
and class officers; through college " 4 . Wham Alpha
am an Gam." Al- '
said, ' It simply gave the Univer-'culture or mechanical arts." Seminary in Columbus, Ohio. He
affiliation, through college coun-
ell presidents; and through living the Spot," Zeta Tau Alpha: theology degree from the 'Yale
unit affiliation. 2 Education Profs Hearing to Decide "Creole Cuisine," Kappa Rap- 'Divinity School.
Members of the Senior Class pa Gamma: "La Orleans Cafe," •
Advisory Board will ask that the: To Attend Seminar Nature of Accident Kappa Delta; "Storm the Bas- '
reconatnendation be referred to tille," Alpha Omicron Pi: "Le
them. Two education professors v.ill e,
An informal hearingwill b Jeu de L'Amour Game of
attend the seminar of the Uni- Love," Theta Phi Alpha: "Trion
Both the program and the corn- next week, to de
held,
mittee appointments are subject versify Council for Educational . probably by the Bayou," Trion; "Aim for
to Cabinet approval. Administration next week at the termine the exact nature of a Fame," Kappa Alpha Theta.
The committee as it stands now University of Chicago. $l4OO auto crash Monday after-' "Chez Lafitte—at the home of
consists of Chairman Jack Hal-' They are Dr. Walter J. DeLacy, noon at Beaver Avenue and Bar;Lafitte." Pyrose; "Shrimp Holi- 1 ,
pent, Robert Yeager, Barbara professor of educational adminis- nard Street involving a student day."
Gamma Phi Beta; "Sever a!
tration and executive secretary of and a profeseor. Sigma," Sigma Sigma Sigrna:l
Bollinger. Carolyn Johnson, Molly . ~ -
the State School Study Council, , Hit a Mask and Get a Flask."l
Lockwood. Leslie Ann Shultz and James W. Caldwell. senior in
and Dr. Franklin A. Miller, pro-Sigma Delta Tau; "Creole Cafe,",
Patricia Moran. arts and letters from Albion, was!
lessor of education.!Alpha Chi Omega; "Game of the
Other committee appointments treated for abrasions of the fore- i
are: ;head received in a crash with alG„ar,t,er," Pi Beta Phi; "Hoop a
Class Gift: Chairman Elizabeth Phil Club to Hear Prof 'car operated by Wayne Webb, ,'" 1- `-' Arm." Chi Omega; "Garter,
the Gam," Delta Zeta.
Marvin, Richard Zeller, Jack Hal- Dr. Samuel F. Will, J r.. assts- professor of physics. Webb was , ,
pent. Bernie Applebaum and Isa- tent professor of classical lan-" treated for slight injuries. 1 "Creole Capers," Beta Sigma'
bet Rouge," Phi SigL l
bel Barnes. guages. will seak on "The Case. James M. Caldwell, senior in !Omicron;
ma Sigma;l
"La Trois Delta Quar-,
Senior Reception: Chai r m a n for Literature " at the Philosophy, meteorology from Punxsutawneyj
tier," Delta Delta Delta; "Obtenez!
Barbara Bollinger, Patricia Moran. Club meeting at 7:30 tonight in yesterday was erroneously report- .
Jane Carson and Pat Miernicky. 215 Hetzel Union. ed as the student involved. report-;le Diner—Win a Dinner," Alpha
Epsilon Phi; "DG Dixies," Delta
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!Gamma• "Fin Fun." Phi Mu; "The
f
A Xi Delta Cotton Jarnboree,"l
{
'Alpha Xi Delta; "Dueling on the.
,Bayou," Leonides; and "The Petit,
!Shave Shoppe," Freshman Coun-,
The faculty of the College of Cho-le. wrioa. *255 vati', Neil Cornelius. ships: Robert Ward and Carl Wolfe, 5220!ci1.
Agriculture I , as approved a room- 1,2:',". Soars-Roebuck Agn , uitural lounda. each, Hut:wine Forestry Scholarships: Paul!
: Scholatatups. Johnson, F.:00, National Plant Food lnitti-i
mendation of the Academic Stan- c ....„ Ed dg and
i Charles Huston, utp Award : Roland Gchrnan Alvin Gus
dards Committee to award schol- 1:i. ..a r th. _
..y7a r g
r Ar ~, ,_ cultural Clam. M .
raison and Henry Launch, El:3 each Joseph r '''
arships totaling $16.050 to 79 ag- snoriall Awards: Fern Willits. FM Harriet'H.riburt. S7O, New Holland Scholarship,l
riculture students. Searle Watts Memorial Scholarship: Albert, A"rds- I
Dudeck. $5OO, Agrirulutral Limestone Di.l Richard Chamberlain and John Streeter,,
The scholarships and their re- ,at.a.: of Pen n sylvania Stone Producers flOO each, Pennsylvania Seedmen's — Assn •,
Ar,n. Scholarship: William RloPrenstrin.lDa%id Jaouish. $3OO . Wm. D. and Clara
CipielltS are: . "
Witham r, Brown, str.o. Arthur C. nice- 525. Arthur K. Anderson Award: Robert'Calhoun Phillips Scholarship Fund: Lester
low Illemortal Scherlarabi r , R.,..0.1 5 . ..h,i, ilurlhaugh and Duane liodell. $125 each. Myers and Myron Newell, $6OO each. Price:
~,,,, =MO . in,,,h.. a ce k.u nr ..l A war d ; Ed., Wr,lter S. Anderson Memorial Scho:arship. Poultry Scholarship: Phoebe Trumbaner.
.... r d c.„,..k.„..A and john Street,,.', sr,oo }:award 5a,,,,,,,... s5OO. Dr. Laura L . . Ruth Ott and Dorothea Harms. $25 each.
each, The C. William Car - beau Jr. Arricul- Barnes Scholarship: Robert Altimus, Sril).'R°d and Coccus Club Textbook Scholar-'
Viral Scholarshios: Warren ( armichact. Dairy Fieldnien's Scholarship: Lawrence Alias ,
$lOO. KDKA Agricultural Scholarship: Crom, Richard Plats and Blaine Fleming.; Russell Beatty , Richard Craig. Theodore
Darhara Yentser and Allen Levan, 1250 0200. Faso Standard Oil 4.11 Seholarship:lPauloski and Lorenz Otto, $lOO each,'
each, Kreger Scholarships: Dori, hlcliin- Frederick Dannerth. 5100, Garden Club Harry. W. Skinner Scholarships: Clarence
istry„ $25, Alan Nutt Memorial Scholar- Federatum of Pennsylvania Scholarship. ' Haugh. 2150, Morrell Smith Scholarship:,
ship Fund. , Charles Hutton and Carol Forbes, $2.00 i Joan Aitbouse and Clifford Logan, $l5O
Cloven... Harkenbrock. teluy H.bbs. John'each. Charles A. Gerth Scholarships: Kerry'each. Soil and Water Conservation Scholar-
Yocum. Charles Ault, Melvin Brown, Ar• Schell and Robert Carey. $5OO each. Giat-",ships: Charles Carlson and Delbert House
Ow Ohl, Vero Cosh-roam, Fslward Fier , leiter Pulpwood Company Forestry Scholar- I VA each, Suncrest Farms Scholarship.:
Glean Shirk, Karren Ileloly, Rodeer Odell
*ad Vilward Kehwar. 1200 each, p emo yi,. , ;' , ..c '
swam Power and Light Company Scholar- i , ...
whin..
Ag Faculty Approves 79 Scholarships
Ittehard Grubb. $4Oll. Penns,drannt Farm
Burreau Srboiarsny: Pepeiko. 1500.
Ratotan-Purina Srbolar.htp: Robert Barr.
Itoh.ort inticlo.ressff. itoheri 114cher. Warne . ; -
anti.. ter Di!kit& henry rartha.
rm. ilarbaugh. Rolwtt.lohnrton. Erni
4.rte Jcilius„loneph NItNIV. Harry Svehri , st.
Ulrich Toer.rn,e , , Donald VanViiet and
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