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as Nation's
SC Bows to Bradley, 74-72 Penn State, 70-61; Ends Season With 20-14 Record
■auTg?
Los Angeles, Calif., Monday, March 22, 1954
1000 Rooters Greet Cagers At Airport
tions; 3) That seniors should not be required to take finals.
Questions raised will be debated by Warren Clendening, ASSC President, Bill Van Als-tyne, Senator at Large, Shirley Egland, School of Education President, Murray Bring, Independent Men’s Representative.
‘Air Your Gripes’
“Any student with a gripe,
complaint, or suggestion may attend and air his pet perturbance before the forum, which is comprised of members of the ASSC Senate having power to translate suggestions into specific action.
“Since there is a real possibility that the exam system may be changed in the near future, students are urged to offer their opinions now,” said Brown.
In April the forum committee is planning the Troy-Meeting on student elections. For May, “SC— Country Club or University?” will
be the subject.
BETSY STEINKAMP
. . . attendant
Air University Officers To Review SC Cadets
also drop in on ROTC classes and cadet headquarters. The inspection »team will be on campus today and tomorrow, according to Col. Edward M. Garrett, acting commander of the SC ROTC unit.
The Trojans will attempt to look their sharpest tomorrow in order to retain possession of the Air Force Association-Lockheed Aircraft Trophy awarded to the outstanding AF ROTC unit in the Los Angeles area. Last year SC took the trophy away from Loyola, which had won it the two previous years. \
Recent promotions in the unit were announced today by Col. James F. Seegers, cadet commander. Eugene Gelber was promoted to major and Ed Ripley, Stephen Anderson and Landon Exley were stepped up to captain.
New first lie tenants are Thom* as Lewis, Albert Green and Roy
Smith. Stewart Lee was promoted to technical sergeant.
Air Force ROTC cadets will pass in review tomorrow noon for visiting officers of the Air University, Montgomery, Ala.
The parade will be held on Bovard Field as part of the annual federal inspection conducted by ROTC headquarters. University President Fred D. Fagg Jr. will join Col. Byron R. Switzer, Lt. Col. Ernest J. Baucher and Major James M. Hughes in conducting the inspection.
Visiting Air Force officers will
'ick Subject, lick Shutter,
Vin $10 Gift
Nominations Deadline for
Mr. T Today
Deadline for nominations in the Mr. Trojanality Contest, “the most outstanding Trojan,” has been extended until 4 p.m. today.
According to Chairman Ed Wilkinson, who made the announcement,, two members of the selection committee were in Kansas City Friday, forcing the deadline to be extended.
The committee will pick 35 men to run for the title of Mr. Trojanality this afternoon. Names of the men will ba announced tomorrow.
Selected contestants must appear at the Trojan Camera Exchange today between 1 and 5:30 p.m. for pictures. Appointments may be made by calling Richmond '2867.
Candidates may pick up an application in the student activity adviser’s office.
Voting will begin on campus Tuesday, Mar. 30, and will end Friday, Apr. 2, at 1 p.m. The voting booth will be open from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. each day during the contest. A “tote board” will give the contestants semi-daily positions in the race._____
I The easiest $10 you ever made Is yours for only the flick of a Eshutter, Pat Salisbury, El Rod Editor, has announced. ¡“Snapshots are needed for the kandid section of this year’s El kod,” Miss Salisbury announced. ["Two $10 gift certificates, valid Lt one of the local clothing firms, [will be awarded to the Trojan end Trojane turning in the best snapshots.”
“The contest begins today and [runs through Apr. 3. We’re sponsoring it to get better representation from all organizations pind groups on campus,” the editor said.
[ "The snaps must be glossy, ¡black and, white prints only,” the , emphasized. “No negatives ■nil be accepted and all prints Lrill become the property of the fel Rod.” «
I Pictures of “anything and everything” may be left at the El
■tod office, 323 SU. *
Tour Scheduled For Pharmacists
Forty senior pharmacy students will tour the downtown Los Angeles plant of McKesson and Robbins, pharmaceutical wholesale house, Wednesday.
Robert Atkinson and Stanley Jones, president and vice-president of the pharmacy student body, will attend, as well as eight
members of the pharmacy student council.
liowsh
et for Noontime
I “Believing God.” is the topic Barbara Boyd will speak on at [the Trojan Christian Fellowship Forum in Bowne Hall at 12:10 p.m. today.
Her theme will be speculation on what would happen if we really believed God and took Him at His word.
Trojan football fans may be in for a big treat next fall—three-dimensional card stunts at half-time. Trojan Knight A1 Carpenter revealed Friday that the Idea Committee of the Knights is
working on plans to bring 3-D to the Coliseum.
With three-dimension, all spectators seated opposite the SC rooting section would be issued cardboard glasses to witness the stunts.
Carpenter, who originated the idea, 6aid that they have just begun to work on the plan but that things looked ‘very favorable.” Spellout Would Jump
“Just think how spectacular it would be to have the SC spellout jump halfway across the field at you,” he said.
The Knights’ idea Committee has been looking for a new wrin-
Official
Official
Notice
Band Gets $1100 In Five Hours
Trojans raised nearly $1100 in only fiv. hours Thursday to help pay for the 20-man Trojan Pep Band’s flight to Kansas City for the NCAA basketball games.
The university donated $2000. The Big Ten and Trojan Clubs, and alumni friends also mailed in checks and currency to support this example of real school spirit.
Among the contributions submitted Friday was a check of no small amount from the Tidewater Associated Oil Company.
Notice
Applications for student teaching assignments for the fall semester 1954 may be filed anytime during the week beginning today, Mar. 22. Students who plan to do directed teaching next fall should contact the Office of Directed Teaching in 353 Administration building at once to make an appointment for application and interview.
Those who have papers on file and have not yet taken directed teaching should reactivate their applications at this time.
W. E. Cannon
Director of Student Teaching
TO ALL DEFERRED
TUITION ACCOUNTS:
M*v remind you that
there is a payment due on your tuition account Mar. 24.
Students who fail to make their payment« on or before the scheduled date, or who fail to make aatisfacory arrange meets with the Director of Deferred Tuition for an extension, will be charged a $5 late pay-I ment fee.
B. K. Culver
Director of Deferred Tuition
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| Title | Daily Trojan, Vol. 45, No. 98, March 22, 1954 |
| Description | Daily Trojan, Vol. 45, No. 98, March 22, 1954. |
| Full text | as Nation's SC Bows to Bradley, 74-72 Penn State, 70-61; Ends Season With 20-14 Record ■auTg? Los Angeles, Calif., Monday, March 22, 1954 1000 Rooters Greet Cagers At Airport tions; 3) That seniors should not be required to take finals. Questions raised will be debated by Warren Clendening, ASSC President, Bill Van Als-tyne, Senator at Large, Shirley Egland, School of Education President, Murray Bring, Independent Men’s Representative. ‘Air Your Gripes’ “Any student with a gripe, complaint, or suggestion may attend and air his pet perturbance before the forum, which is comprised of members of the ASSC Senate having power to translate suggestions into specific action. “Since there is a real possibility that the exam system may be changed in the near future, students are urged to offer their opinions now,” said Brown. In April the forum committee is planning the Troy-Meeting on student elections. For May, “SC— Country Club or University?” will be the subject. BETSY STEINKAMP . . . attendant Air University Officers To Review SC Cadets also drop in on ROTC classes and cadet headquarters. The inspection »team will be on campus today and tomorrow, according to Col. Edward M. Garrett, acting commander of the SC ROTC unit. The Trojans will attempt to look their sharpest tomorrow in order to retain possession of the Air Force Association-Lockheed Aircraft Trophy awarded to the outstanding AF ROTC unit in the Los Angeles area. Last year SC took the trophy away from Loyola, which had won it the two previous years. \ Recent promotions in the unit were announced today by Col. James F. Seegers, cadet commander. Eugene Gelber was promoted to major and Ed Ripley, Stephen Anderson and Landon Exley were stepped up to captain. New first lie tenants are Thom* as Lewis, Albert Green and Roy Smith. Stewart Lee was promoted to technical sergeant. Air Force ROTC cadets will pass in review tomorrow noon for visiting officers of the Air University, Montgomery, Ala. The parade will be held on Bovard Field as part of the annual federal inspection conducted by ROTC headquarters. University President Fred D. Fagg Jr. will join Col. Byron R. Switzer, Lt. Col. Ernest J. Baucher and Major James M. Hughes in conducting the inspection. Visiting Air Force officers will 'ick Subject, lick Shutter, Vin $10 Gift Nominations Deadline for Mr. T Today Deadline for nominations in the Mr. Trojanality Contest, “the most outstanding Trojan,” has been extended until 4 p.m. today. According to Chairman Ed Wilkinson, who made the announcement,, two members of the selection committee were in Kansas City Friday, forcing the deadline to be extended. The committee will pick 35 men to run for the title of Mr. Trojanality this afternoon. Names of the men will ba announced tomorrow. Selected contestants must appear at the Trojan Camera Exchange today between 1 and 5:30 p.m. for pictures. Appointments may be made by calling Richmond '2867. Candidates may pick up an application in the student activity adviser’s office. Voting will begin on campus Tuesday, Mar. 30, and will end Friday, Apr. 2, at 1 p.m. The voting booth will be open from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. each day during the contest. A “tote board” will give the contestants semi-daily positions in the race._____ I The easiest $10 you ever made Is yours for only the flick of a Eshutter, Pat Salisbury, El Rod Editor, has announced. ¡“Snapshots are needed for the kandid section of this year’s El kod,” Miss Salisbury announced. ["Two $10 gift certificates, valid Lt one of the local clothing firms, [will be awarded to the Trojan end Trojane turning in the best snapshots.” “The contest begins today and [runs through Apr. 3. We’re sponsoring it to get better representation from all organizations pind groups on campus,” the editor said. [ "The snaps must be glossy, ¡black and, white prints only,” the , emphasized. “No negatives ■nil be accepted and all prints Lrill become the property of the fel Rod.” « I Pictures of “anything and everything” may be left at the El ■tod office, 323 SU. * Tour Scheduled For Pharmacists Forty senior pharmacy students will tour the downtown Los Angeles plant of McKesson and Robbins, pharmaceutical wholesale house, Wednesday. Robert Atkinson and Stanley Jones, president and vice-president of the pharmacy student body, will attend, as well as eight members of the pharmacy student council. liowsh et for Noontime I “Believing God.” is the topic Barbara Boyd will speak on at [the Trojan Christian Fellowship Forum in Bowne Hall at 12:10 p.m. today. Her theme will be speculation on what would happen if we really believed God and took Him at His word. Trojan football fans may be in for a big treat next fall—three-dimensional card stunts at half-time. Trojan Knight A1 Carpenter revealed Friday that the Idea Committee of the Knights is working on plans to bring 3-D to the Coliseum. With three-dimension, all spectators seated opposite the SC rooting section would be issued cardboard glasses to witness the stunts. Carpenter, who originated the idea, 6aid that they have just begun to work on the plan but that things looked ‘very favorable.” Spellout Would Jump “Just think how spectacular it would be to have the SC spellout jump halfway across the field at you,” he said. The Knights’ idea Committee has been looking for a new wrin- Official Official Notice Band Gets $1100 In Five Hours Trojans raised nearly $1100 in only fiv. hours Thursday to help pay for the 20-man Trojan Pep Band’s flight to Kansas City for the NCAA basketball games. The university donated $2000. The Big Ten and Trojan Clubs, and alumni friends also mailed in checks and currency to support this example of real school spirit. Among the contributions submitted Friday was a check of no small amount from the Tidewater Associated Oil Company. Notice Applications for student teaching assignments for the fall semester 1954 may be filed anytime during the week beginning today, Mar. 22. Students who plan to do directed teaching next fall should contact the Office of Directed Teaching in 353 Administration building at once to make an appointment for application and interview. Those who have papers on file and have not yet taken directed teaching should reactivate their applications at this time. W. E. Cannon Director of Student Teaching TO ALL DEFERRED TUITION ACCOUNTS: M*v remind you that there is a payment due on your tuition account Mar. 24. Students who fail to make their payment« on or before the scheduled date, or who fail to make aatisfacory arrange meets with the Director of Deferred Tuition for an extension, will be charged a $5 late pay-I ment fee. B. K. Culver Director of Deferred Tuition |
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