VoL XV No BEAVER COLLEGE JENKINTOWN PA Friday October 29 1948

Mrs Ruth Zuribuchen ResignsAlumnae Executive Position

by Marilyn Zorn

hjjd 1ike the cveniug of

..3I f1 it app1ebobbirigci ou nOb vi11ookand general michif

Beav llkPS it tOOt With

.t1 ora deeoz tions cvgrinning jdck lanterns

.uglnuts and Juay red apCan help havop Iu

tl r1flgin

.E the paoky ie andcarwind ws One prae

I.iar to Il eCn

This is so common.are surproed when

doorl cli Si Ilallid find scvcial rotcsquefed unshi boldly de..i. Anythin for Ha11ow

cjuetion is suppose th

with candy nuts fruit

nies Sonie children will

Margaret Ichell Was the recipient of flu Pscsidents prize which

is prize awdrded to the juniorwith the highet grade point ra-

tb fox the bus prcceding semcstexs

Joan Morse Iho sophomose with thhighest grade poLnt ratio for the precedm two semestpr4 woed the Dc ar prize

The Ii hawing scni aie thou

who mad Ii in hut last semesterFlora Fdton Hazel Gould StinJ3i vi ly Howe Patricia KenimeFrancs Ko Carol Kuni Jane

Merrill Betty Nawrath Lorsaine

Preston Dorothy Read and NormaWernex

Jut mu uceiving the srne honor

arc Jrtiitt Ahll Joan l3ciger Eliza

heth Dickm Claiu Gilbert Beatrice Markwick Margaret Mitchell

LOUiS Nothil gel Mary nc Patchand Betty Janc Stevonac

SopF oniors who made deans hut

are Hclcn Angr Marilyn Atkinsand illian Raisig Two special students who also made deans list are

Evelyn McAdam and Miriam PIt

renialr planted on the doorstephands outstretched until they feel

that th have received satisfac-

tory aniour

Clebratiiit liki this is far cryfrom the rpinal cOebration of

Halloweco Ih evening of October31 wn foi or Ly called Ito eveningof All Hal ow or the fsttva1 of

All Saints fbi two chief characterhitics of ant cut Hallow en werethu lightint nfirc auf thi bclP1 that tua tin ori nlgbi ir

flue dunng which ghosts andwitchcs rr cut likely wander

abroa Hotc ry hows thr the maincelehi tior Hallowirn werepurely Dr iul and on re Druid-

ic cer ii Ic were gr ifted mc of

the ci aracte tics of tl Romanfestival ii lr or onawhich at apples rej resentingtIle wuitci to of fruits played an

BowmarActs

AsChairmanOf Festival

Beaver will be the headquartersof the Culturale sponsored by the

Pennsylvania g1on of the Natiopat Studcnts Association it as been

arinou ed by Elsie Bowmar 49who chairman or the affair

Die Culturalejs to he musical

festival and an art exhibit of the

works of thc students of the van-

mu college taking pant lt is cxpetted that 25 to 30 Pennsylvania

colleges will partic ite Elsie said

To Be In Spring

Flsie announced that each division

will be doin something mi ingt

scale for thc scuion and this will

be the Pc nsylvania regions it-

tempt at workrne togother It will

be two diy affair held on either

the third or fourth weekind in

April

Elsie repncscnted Beaver at the

SA con tuition at Madisor Wisconsin Uris summer and was giventhe chair nanship of th coming

event Assi ting her will bi chair

man of finances William Heckler

Temple publicity Louis len idi Rit

tenhouse Colic ge accommodr tlons

Elmer Broh La Salle art cx-

hrbit Theodore Schrieher Lxii

versity at Pennsylvania

Dr Lawrence Curry profes

son of mu will hc on the advisory

commjtte in music arid Mr John

Wallace profi uson of economics will

be adviser on the economics corn-

nuttee

Iunrng the past week Dr Raynion

Kistler president spoke at the

meeting of the mi ns club of th

Presbyterian Church at Haddor eld

on Monday eve bug and the

meeting of th Philadel lila Lions

Club on Tuesday evenin

Thursday evening spoke to

Cheltenham High Srirool Home rind

School Association ix ci ri lriday

to the meeting of the Buck CountyFederation of Womens Clubs

This Sunday Dr Kistler will

side at the unveiling of p1 sque in

Philadelphia which will celebrate

the 250th anniversary of Pnesbytianrsm Governor Dull of Pinsylvanra will delrvc th principal ad

dress Also on Sunday eveningDr Kistler will take pa in

union service to be held in Willow

Grove

important part TIe custom of light

ing Halloween fires survived until

recently in the highlands of Scot-

land and WalesIn the north of England Hallow-

cen is known as Nutcruik Night

In Scotland the ceremonies of the

eve were remrded hi highly so

perstitious light ad popular be-

lid ascribed to children born on

Hallewrn the faculty of parc eivirig

and holding ear vi rsatioro with supernatur beixpm xkIy ow toni

and ideas have chang

Now dont all you sophisticates

and cynics turn up your noses at

the noon tioxi of Halloween Let yourair down grab yourself mask

nothing personal intended and

join in the Gm Who knows after

fifth too muih apple cidei youmight even see witch on oemtxk come flying around the moo

Rally Is Basis11 ftor Ulseussion

To discuss ti political viewsaroused the ire-elc tion rally

field by fi students and membersof tIe faculty ox Monday October

25 the Citizens Discussion Gioupmet fri night Elsie Bowman 49acted as chairman

As ii lt tic sgccches giscri

at the olitical rally by variousrriembe of thi fac ilty arid sti

dents in relerince to ft presidenral candidates tire ducuuion ccii-

text Lirgily around the fxthcomm ii etioris Aria ri as foreign

pa icy rifhationi ontrols econor iii

onditions aad civil nfl ts winalo issues bxou nit up

Ihe Cit ens Diseussiox Group is

ill orga tion recently formed at

Be iver for thc PUtf 05e üf arousingtn est nd cii lisiasni among thc

tud nts on political and ii itional

ado Ever in is autoinri ically

mcii her The group has no offi

rem irid nyonc is free to prent topii for discussion

recor dar given by the

fiery club will he held in the

Miri lIe of Gre Tower Castie or Fnrda November frorn

urti LI clor Ii Hirti Caz neuve

captain iflery team is

in liargi the evening arid will

et dii jockey Such famous

names Hsnry James Glenn Md-lee ody Heinniri and Tommy

cy will theic in lihatter

for urr

Carrie to Beaver in 1922

When Zurbucheri caine to

Beaver in 1922 she taught speech

during her first year She directedublrc relations for six years arid

also acted as head social directness

mt 1938 During thrs time MrsZurbuchen was adviser to the Stir-

dent GovØrnincnt Council for 12

years and also directed May Dayfestivities The senior class of 38dedic lcd its yearbook to her

Will Continue Tours

Mrs Zurbuchin strited that durml vacaton periods she will continue to conduct her tours to Nassau Bermuda Florida and the Bafrancis All Beaver tudents are insited to join her on these trips

Many of the past and presentstudents of Beaver who know MrsLurbuchen wll feel her absence

keenly Her active interest in the

cirls her fnienciliness and her wil

ngriem to be of hi lp will certainly

he missed by all All of Beaverwishes her great deal of successirs her enterprise

hnitiares Senior Walk

Tire senior walk at Grey Towerswas initiated also by Mrs Zurhuchen These rr airy contributions to the

school have certainly rated the

alumnae secretary high with every-one at Beaver

trip to Europe is planned for

ext urnrrei at which time the

group will visit ill the fanuous resorts The highlight of the trip will

the stay at the Rivie ra and Par

is

The aluniriae office will seem

empty as we walk by without her

cheery hello to ha us and the

hriht smile of Mrs Zurhuchen to

greet the students

For Eisenhower

lr Ruth Higgins dean of Beayen College and grate son of history

rid Miss Mar Fowlen dean of stir

cionts attends thi fonrrial installa

trori of General Dwight El Risenbower as thirteenth president of

Columbia lJrriversity in New York

City on Tuesdsy October 12 DeanHig ins and Dean howler filled th

places of Dr Rayr ion Krstler pnesident of Beaver College and MrsKistler who were unable to attend

Presidents of colleges and urn-vex rtres from all over the world

totalling 325 attended thi services

Ihe procession of presidents iii their

academic costumes mar ched into

Nicholas Murrrry Bufk Lihrryand the Pr esidents were ranked according to the year that their cotlege or university was foundedBeaver College ranked rn the upperthird of the first colleges and universitres established in Air enica

General Oman Bradley and MissGene Tierney were two prorninerit figures among the nineteen

thousand people who attended Gerieral Eisenhowers installation

Stein Patricia Kenlirne

Lerrore cohen Dorothy Read

Alpha Elects

ers Dr Susan Cobbs Speaks

Alumnae Secretary

Mr Huff /ui hue heni exec Ut vi secretan of Bet vex CollegeAhumna oe rition heft Beaver lhursday October 28 to accept thejO ii et rnun rpm of he hi Hanissen nd Broth rs Iravel Bureau of

Bn oklyri New York Dunini hen 21 years of service to Beaver Mys ZurLuchen ii only orginired th Al cruise Council it also acted as dean of

tudcnts for three years In 1930 she

designed tire Beaver ringsSini the organization of the

Alumnae Council which directs thework of the Alumnae Association

fund for an alumnae house was

started new clubs were formed andSC liolarship fund was begun Also

dorm Mr Zurbudians 10 yearsatiation with the alumnae the

magazine fund rmd the class agentsystem were irutiated

er To Run

Election

oie Cobxi

Pt ti xc to Kenlune Carol Kunz Dorothy Read and Raid...iteun are the five eniors eli cteel to Lr mbda Delta Alpha the senior

t.Oeiety Iht urn uncennent was made nt ti Honors Day chapel onevening October 27 in Murphy Memorial Chapel

Clarke chairman of Honors con mittee presidedt.aton exisL for tire sake of develop thc mind in order for per

dad the good life stated Dr Susan Colitis dean and professor of

Swaitliir ore Cc liege in her Honors Day address In continuingtitled The Whole Armor Miss Cot bs ad that the purpose of

in is to make the mind as keen and effective as it cnn be

asing hen peech upon the life of Socrites Mr obbe ye backof the Ida iii which Socrates lived the Golden Age of Greece and

the ehoacter md 1ife of Socrates

himself Miss Cobbu stated four

qualities in the mind arid heart of

Socrates which we should try to

develop in our own live eagernessfor knowledge disinterestedness

which is the absence of puelypersorinil interest ceaseless se rch

for truth ad rxaltcd ieason where-

by one nnay arrive at the truth

Miss Cobbs iutioned the studentr

to learn nnd examine with the sameintentn us arid eagerness that char-

acteri tire ancient Greeks for he

is hnppy who thinks One should cx-amin proble us rationally to get

to the truth then follow where the

tr utln leads

Mrs Ruth Zurhuchen

xc presidential election will

i.at Beaver on Tuesday No-.2 national election day

dlv program for that dry

panei discussion of dccdurcs pnesented by the

..

of history and governrliii Mr Lentz Rothwell

department presiding

03whic is unof Natalie Brooks

.55 closely as posregular election All faculty

ideirts who have registered

is to st tiieir votes those

riot re ist red however..cligibic to vote The ballot

..f. the regfjrstion writ bc

precir cis consisting of RcaGrey Towers Montgomand th Day Students

the voters re to ehwk the

.f the candidate ci their

Dewey rr oman Wallacefnd or Thomrs on the print

ts to 1e provnckdPublic Address System

iiii iddre ss systeini will be

....on tire Beaver campus to

..e tire returns of the mockand also the news of the

..niational eli ctnon

Iisctission in assembly writ

hit thi tuelents with

amentrl features of Amen-.rCtiorr systc ii Besides Mrti tin nrc nnbei of the panel

Rut fIn gnnis dean of

IC arid in otcssor of hisin Ice ale ii

arid Mr Cr ri Hoffmanprofessor his ry and

rpt cairn

Riflery Club Will Sponsor

Dance At Grey Towers on Nov

Iloween Hobgoblins And Hauntslcomed Still By Beaver And World

Fur fneirri the dance will prodi th pins U- at are aditionahiy

given to senior members of the

rsity riflery tean TI ese pins are

olcl nil with the initials of the

ownu en avi on the backMr .ini Pins Linde Sehober

will diaper vie Mi Sehoher is ti Ii the fl

Re nishnert will be rovedIra inneni for the dance are Joan

Hal rnrson 49 arid Doirs Pratt 19aided by Felice de Frenie 49 mdEmily Hner 4q wire have charlie

of refresh nent arid tickets re

spective ly

Last year the Beaver College rifle

team under th captaimhnp of Lucrlle Kr iske 48 won the womensnational illery chanipionship

Admisson to the dance will be

$1.00 donations

This is one of the few dancesheld in the Mirror Room of GnyTowers Castle during the year

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ennen and Connie Bolus

weekend in Long Island

J..at Brown ex4leaveritc

Lisle and Bes ci ly Tucker

cc to Haworth New Jersey

-iie WiIson The three of

in the sights of Newarol Buchanan and Carat

in also decided to give

all handsome blond whomtchell dated was bit of

wed Sdy

all reports the Tradition

nco was quite the succEss

for Joanne Erskine wi

good many of the menir one or two like Bud

my To solve mystery

ate played with toy mo isc

ing

Irooks spent the weekend at

with Michael Gluey Fi cctiit to Gttysboig to see Art

eve nil the way from New

to see Rosalie

Dhlatush and Pat Lobsils

Li.cd Fritz and Bernie who

caine from Switzer1and

couldnt decide in which

te to converse

tlniversity

..lcal transcriptions of foreign

broadcasts are being used

rn language classes to proal life material for instiuc

ses

ity of Californa

b-growing theater-arts de

nt has new building concilities for studying all

of motionpicture mr king

rigton ft

women college students

ajoring in home economics

past years in spite of tE

ion of thc needs in this field

shy of Louisville

bw major has been addEd for

its who want broader tanLthe hurnanities The subjects

may be taken are art history

lmter ture music philosophy

md oreign lan uages

Scholarship amfor 1949 is planning

fdup program of regional

rahips emphasizes

scholarships and mu

onesrsity of Virginia

opportunity of seeking

ionors has now been resun ed

Thorn came up from Princeton

to see Marby Hicksbully for useh Marby

Letty Hermoso went intellectuaL

She attended play and dance at

Bryn Mawr with Dr Arviado from

Penn

Heres an interesting note Jean

Rosenheimer dated Tiff and Phil

Haig dated Tifftheyre brothers

Hope they didnt have too much

tifficulty with their names

Dotty Read broadened her horizon

by moving to Merchantville New

Jersey

Alice Alexander has peculiar

liking for the name Joeshe was

out with another one last weekend

Anita Krno was graced with

visit from Charlesnow shes try

ing to decideI love him love

his car

gomg to be Lehigh house

nd Sarah and Brownie

what to wear to the

whats wrong with

sad daughter

Annie Schroter Ii from Osie

but right iiow shes too excited

rooking forward to November 13

with Rip S-almost as excited as

Murray Dwyerit is this weekend

isnt it Murray

Too bad Bobbie Gilpins cadet

George cant come along with those

tickets to the Penn-Army game

of course we cant have everything

Gird to hear that the editors of

the Braver publications had such

neat trip is Ohio

for the

Pat Lockwood 48 Beak 1-

ented srnter was at the Sigma hi

house at Penn with George Weber

We understand Bobbie Klein had

wonderful time with Bob

Peg Houck Leisy went to Wash

ington to paint portrait and also

took in Laurence Oliviers Hamlet Terrific wasnt it Peg

Till next time heres peepin

you

following lapse of that policy dur

ing the warLafayette College

Dr Ralph Hutchinson presi

dent of Lafayette College has

warned churchrelated collerrea to

become academically more catholic

in their offerings if they are to sur

vive the threat of community col

leges is recommended by President

Trumans Commission of Higher

Educ alion

Southern Illinois University

poll conducted by two gradu

ate sociology students blasts the

popular conception that good ath

letic team is major drawing power

in college enrollments Of the stu

der ts interviewed only one percent

said they had enrolled because of

good athletic team and another one

percent came to join fraternity

Eighty percent picked Southern because it was close to home

University of Missouri

Dr Dorothy Farthing assistant

professor of education says that

Amcric educators rather than al

lowmt comic books to remain as

mere sources of irritation should

seek the reason for the books appeal and thus find method for vi

talizing classroom instruction

and Betty

and right

scared once

but the goal

cause of

side per ies

not much of

who managedtimes before

Diane

50 Pat 50 and

Scott 50 the other forward

players accounted for the remain

ing points

Had it not been for center half

Charlotte Dunlap 49 and goalie

Jane Wearn 50 Bryn Mawr would

have made it closer game but

these two defensive players broke

up several scoring attacks and in

tercepted passes that might other

wise have put the opponents in the

winning column

Bryn MawrHayes

EdwardsShaw

BlackwoodParker

SpaydeNewbold

Greenewalt

Savage

Bentley

Johnson

Students Present

OrigInal Script

On Station WIBG

Where Angels Fear written by

April Welsh and edited by Jane

Anne Stone 50 was presented as

Radio Workshops initial broadcast

of the year on radio station WIBG

in Philadelphia on Thursday of last

weekThe

automoi

uponhitchhiker

the quick

her

sensedeath and

to find

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was an-

student

asserved

the cast inapiro 51 Evie

in Joan Er-

manSalle College

presei furadio station

dates Janrrch and

dents are urged

tl

to

tober 29 1948

Set Torrid Pace

Weekend

Luly can be said that Beacell repr sented at Penn

teekend which consisted

br Prom and Penn-Navymention ft of the

3d es who were on hand

chenck Des Thomaidis

lander Libby Flanagan

emer Jane Willis Smokey

..hoebe Bent Jonesie

Peg Calloway and Lormaison Ttll us Joan did

find out where you werE

meet Hughi

see

ha

re to extend our best of

gratulations etc to MamtI

and her broid new hus

This

partycant

masquerar

going as mo

an overa

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de lift has been to all

tries could it have Bin

benson and Lois Shapiro

ing ther .natoniy lessons

two Jeff erson medical

Speaking of doctors Pearl

fixed up sick amid

Beaver

KenyonScott

Deane

Nawrath

Steenson

Markwick

Dunlap

McKelvy

CooneyOswaldWearn

LINE-UP

LWLI

CFRI

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feated

tied as few times the pc

team found unexpected competition

from spirited Beaver eleven who

had not won from them since 1942

An actiomr-jamnmed first half found

Penns charging forward line uncomfortably close to scoring on

three separate occasions However

the brilliant defensive playing of

goal keeper Jane Wearn 50 frus

trated anysuch attempts until Sue

Budd Penns center forward managed to shoot one in to set the

Quakers ahead 1-0 Betty Nawrath

49 right inner retaliated for Idea

ver after real struggle in the opponents half of the field to tie it all

up 1-1Scott Tallies With Drive

Edna Scott SD left

tallied with POWI

Beaver in the lead s-iallow the half-time score to remain unbalanced Captain Sue Mill

ick right inner came through on

penalty bully to score for Penn as

tune ran out The second period

was continuation of the first in

excitement and thrills

Wearns well played

at

Tim 7eeesWeu an

Mi

Gimbel Gallery of Arti

group of oils and watersg

ontemporary Art

Ihrough November 20

Print Club-an exhibition

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Bathnger

in

Religious EmZelda

nouncer

director

sistant

as faculty

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and SupC-Born Ye

Desert Song Cosmopolitan

day November at 815 pm

West

Flowers

Best

All Beaver Girls invited to visit

Formal Wear For Rental Thx Full Dress Cut-a-ways

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was. the held this

are in-

Natalie Brooks

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Irving Speaks To SVG

will be at the retreat

Home in Mis!>

P10rence secretary of the Volurliel!r Group whose he~adqluall'tel:s in New York, will at the retreat.

During the slides were shown on Medellin, ,",01011[U)1<1, South .nn""I".'''''', and a school. Mr. Sinclair, last of the SVG, is now with the mission group.

The votional led Clam

English Faculty Attend Regional Meeting At P :N.C.

topic for discussion in the mc~m:mg will be "The Pro-

ment.

General Educllltion, Dr. FraneiS Mason

Dr. Emmett. A. the clinic at versity, lead the afternoon dis-cussion on "The Needs of

StUdents. A will be held at the

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