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The Gold Bug, Western Maryland College, Westminster, Md. September 19, 1940 PAGE THREE I Freshman Orientation Program ... I 1940 Edition Library Science Religious Activities Of Student's Offered For First Time Fifty Students Monday 6:00 Dinner 10:00 to 11:30 a. m., 1:00 to 5:00 and 6:30 Greetings from the Alumni As- Who's Who With the creation of a new depart- Resume Studies 7:00 to 8:30 p. m. sociation-Col. T. K. Harrison, ment in library studies, the adminis- Registration and room Assign- Executive Secretary (Dining tration has announced four new At Seminary ments (Office of Registrar and Hall) STUDENT PUBLICATIONS courses in Library Science, which of Dean of Men or Dean of 6:40 Pep Meeting (Smith Hall) The Aloha.-William Anthony, edi- will be available for the first time Women) 8:00 Freshman Party (Blanche tor; Sidney Mensh, business man- this semester. Improvements Named 12:00 Lunch (boarding students on- Ward Hall Gymnasium) ager .. For the past five years, the college By President Forlines ly) Thursday The Gold Bug-Henry C. Tri~sler, has been conducting several such 1:00 to 5:00 Continuation o! regis- 8:15 Women: Enrollment for cours- editor; Edward Weant, business courses during the summer and be- There will be approximately fifty tration and room assignments es and taking of individual pic- manager. cause of the growing need for school students enrolled in the Westminster 6:00 Dinner (College Dining Room, tUI"eS(Sc. Hall) librarians and teacher-librarians in Theological Seminary when the fall Science.Hall) lolen: The use of the Library FRATERNITIES the state, these courses will be offer- session opens on Tuesday, September 7:00 to 8:30 Continuution of regis- (Miss Ward, Library Bldg.} Alpha Gamma Tau (Bachelors)- ed to a select group of students. The 24, according to Dr. Charles E. For- tration and room assignments 10:00 Men: Enrollment for courses Thomas Lewis, president. courses are primarily designed for lines, president of the institution. Tuesday and tarking of individual pic- Delta Pi Alpha (Preachers)-Rob- students majoring in education: In addition to returning students, 8:20 Service of Worship, led by Pro- tures (Sc. Hall) ert Faw, president. Edwin C. Mirise, A.M., B.L.S., has there will be, for the first time, fessor Little (Baker Chapel) Women: The use of the Library Gamma Beta Chi (GammaBets)- been appointed Professor of Library young men from the Central Penn- 8:45 Address of welcome-c-Prcst. (Miss Ward, Library Bldg.) William Wiley, president. Science. Mr. Mirise for the past nine sylvania Conference. Western Mary- dent Holloway (Baker Chapel) 12:00 Lunch (day students included) Pi Alpha Alpha (Black and White) years has been a member of the li- land College graduates now attend- 9:15 Announcements, and assign- 1:00 Western M·aryland College Yes- -Louis Elliot, president. brary staff of the College of the City ing the Seminary are Harold Bell ments to counsellors, Dean Ber- terday and Today-Professor of New York. Wright, Malcolm Wright,- Charles tholf Makosky (Smith Hall) SORORITIES Work along the following lines will Wallace, and Lenny Bee. 9:30 Psychological test (Initials A 1:30 Campus "Traditions-Mr. Henry Delta Sigma Kappa-Doris Lub- be offered-c-classtficatlon "and cete- Dr. Forlines also announced that through M, R. 22, Science Hall; Triesler (Smith Hall) king, president. loging, school library administration, four thousand volumes have been ad- Initials N through S, R. 31, se. 1:45 Group Singing, led by Mr. Phi Alpha Mu-Jeanne Shank, history of books and printing, and ded to the library this summer and Hall; initials T through Z, R. deLong (Smith Hall) president. the use of books and libraries. in the basement a new vault has 33, Sc. Hall) 2:00 Athletics and Physical Educa- Sigma Sigma Tau-Betty Brown, been installed, designed for storing 10:45 Discussion of campus prob- tion: Men, Coach Havens and president. valuable historical books and data. lems: Men-Dean Free CR. 22, Professor Speir (R. 22, Sc. J. G. C.-Mary Alice Klein, presi- Orientation Program The vault is lighted internally and is Sc. Hall) j Women-Dean Ad- Hall); Women, Professor Park- dent. equipped with bookcases along each kins (S. C. A. room, McD. er and Miss Todd (S. C. A. wall. Hall) room, McD. Hall) CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS (Continued from Page 1, Column 5) 12:00 Lunch (day students included) 3:00 Organized recreation: 1\1 en, Student Christian Association _ To replace the annual opening LeCompte Plans Fall 1:00 English test (Sc. Hall) Professor Speir; Women, Pro- Harper LeCompte, president. football game, usually played on the Retreat For S. C. A. 2:15 Student activities: Men-Mr. fessor Parker, Miss Todd Men's Student Government-Rob- first Saturday of the school year, the During freshman week the Student Robert Faw and Mr. Harper 5:30 Outdoor supper, in charge of ert Faw, president. Men's Student Government will spon- Christian Association will hold its LeCompte (Smith Hall); Wo- the Student Christian Associa- women's Student Government- sor an informal dance in Gill Gymna- fall retreat at which time specific men-Miss Jeanne Shank and tion and the Student Govern- Jeanne Shank, president. sium on Saturday evening at 8 P. M. plans for the corning year will be Miss Tane Takahashi (S. C. A. merits Debating-Sidney Manah, man- At 9:15 on Sunday morning, the made, it was announced by its presi- room, McD. Hall) Friday ager. William G. Baker Sunday School dent, Harper LeCompte. 3:00 Placement test for all who ex- 8:20 Getting Started Right-Dean ide~;.gonauts-Willard Everett, pres- meets and in the evening the first of 'I'hroughout the summer members pect to take 2nd or 3rd year Bertholf (Smith Hall) the weekly vesper services will be (If the organization have been active French (R. 22, Sc. Hall) 8:40 Giving out of individual class Officers' Club-Robert Hahn, pres- held in Alumni Hall at 7:15. The preparing programs that will meet 3:45 Meeting of all who have ap- schedules ident. annual Convocation Service will also the approval of the entire student pointments under the NYA- 9:00 Men: The R. O. T. C.-Lt. Col. Sunday School-c. Edward Reter, be held in Alumni Hall on Monday at body. The newly elected cabinet met Dean Schofield (R. 22, Se. Hall) Sadler (Old Gymnasium) - president. 9:50 A.M. at Roop's Camp, and with the aid of Note: At any free time on either Women: Medical Examinations Women's Athletic Association- Miss Louise Pfuetze, regional secre- Tuesday or T.hwrsday wfter- -Miss !sanogle (Women's In- Betty Brown, president. Coming to Western Maryland tary of the Student Christian Move- will be among the record enrollment noon, those who wish to par- firmary, McD. Hall) Economics Club - Sidney Mansh, forty-two cut-or-state stu den t s. ment, and Dr. Lawrence Little, SCA ticipate in any VQCal1nusic or- 9:20 Men: Medical Examinations- preSident.· Freshmen will arrive from eleven advisor, formulated general plans for ganizaUon 8hould 8e6 .Mr. de Professor Speir and the Mili- Alpha Delta Lamba-Willard Ev- states on the Eastern seaboard, one 1940-1941. Long in his 8tudio, and those tary Department (Old Gymna- erett, president. from Texas, and one, En Tao Chi, At Eagles Mere, Pennsylvania, five who wish to play in the baud sium) from China. Among the class of '44 members of the local association at- or orchestra s/wuld see ilfr. 12:00 Lunch (Boarding Students on- Beta Beta Beta-Helen Willard, will be Fred G. Holloway, Jr., son of tended the Student Christian Move- Royer in Smith Hall. ly) president. President Holloway, and Miriam ment Conference of the Middle At- 6:00 Dinner (Boarding Students on- 1:00 Continuation of medical exami- International Relations Club- Shroyer, daughter of Dr. M. J. lantic Region and it was here that )y) nations Clyde Baden, president. many new ideas were gathered to be 6:40 College Songs and Yells (Smith Le Cercle Francais-Mary Alice Shroyer. Brothers, sisters and cous- used in programs this fall and win- Hall) Klein, president. ins of recent students include Arlie ter. Bills, Emory DeWane 8:00 Reception to the Class of 1944 Many In Reserves Camera Club-Julia Shepherd, Mansberger, Kullmar, Carlo Ortenzi, Gross, Fred (McDaniel Hall Lounge) president. Wednesday John Osteen, Reese Scott, Emily Bil- 8:20 Biology test (R. 22, Sc. Hall) Harry Balish '38, Joseph Fagin dent. Art Club-Elise \ViederBum, presi- lingslea, Esther Bradley, Betty Cow- Rudisill, Warren Mary perthwait, 9:30 College and Relfgion-c-Pr-ofes- '39, Harold Hanson '39, and Alvin Cook, Dorothy W~rton, Myrtle How'dy Students sor Shroyer (Smith Hall) Moore '38, have received commissions Rat Committee-Robert Beglin. Thomas and Virginia Salerno. 9:50 Choice of courses in relation to in the regular army. Stephen An- future vocation drews '39, Paul Burtis '40, Milton Discussion by various members Hendrickson '38, Robert McKnight Phone 300 THREE CHAIR SERVICE Stop at our Store and reo of the faculty (Smith Hall) '38, Sidney Wagelstein '39, Samuel NQ Waiting ceive absolutely FREE a 11:15 Group conferences with coun- Galbreath '40, Edwin Elder '40, Jack HEAGY BROTHERS' sellors (for rooms, see direc- Lytton '40, Max Kable '41, are on CARROLLEEN BARBER SHOP , I blotter for your desk tory) duty with the reserves. Next to Post Office 12.00 Lunch (day students included) Individual Coiffures Carroll Theatre Bldg. I 1:00 ·Reading'test (Sc. Hall) Beauty in its Entirety • We will be happy to serve 2:00 (a) Oral French tests for those BICYCLES FOR HIRE Phon' 190 whose names are posted I Your Hair Dre .. er you in buying- (b) Individual conferences with 25«= per hour 66 W. Main St. Individual Permanents Professor Gesner of all WESTMINSTER, MD. Cosmetics those who expect to take Phone 59-M 102 W. 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