MAY 11, 1934
PAGE FOUR
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
BISON
EKOIiSHEEBEAECH
Survey of Comparative Stand
ards in Freshman English Re-
veals Interesting Facts.
The department of English,
which has recently completed a
study of the records of the past
three years in Freshman Eng
lish, is today mailing each North
Carolina high school principal
who has sent as many as five
graduates to the University
since 1931 a statement concern
ing his students and the com
parative showing of his school.
According to the results of
the research, the students pre
pared in state high schools rank
slightly less in their freshman
English work than those from
out-of-state institutions.
PICK-UP
FROSH TP COUNCIL
TO HEAR MUSICAL
PROGRAM MONDAY
Hubert Uvernian and Cleo Fan
cette to Offer Entertainment.
Music for the banquet of the
Freshman Friendship council
next Monday night will be pro-,
vided by John Hubert Liverman
and Cleo Faucette, it was an
nounced by the rising sopho
more cabinet program commit
tee. Liverman will render several
piano solos, and Faucette will
sing, playing his own accom
paniment on the piano.
Francis F. Bradshaw, dean of
students, and Harold D. Meyer
of the sociology department will
also take part in the program,
presenting brief speeches.
Johnnv Weissmuller and Maureen O'Sullivan team up again for Short talks will also be made
1-AA schools is held by the a" " J '
Greensboro high schools, which
. , , a a little nature-in-the-raw drama in "Tarzan and His Mate," play- by members of the freshman
The best record in the class x . . ... L, i-4.
x giuup, axiu seveicti axxuxt
skits and stunts will be staged.
have en 60 graduates to the NEW RECORD IS SET FORHOUSE AFFAIRS ( Alfred S Lawrence of
University in the past three . : 0 the Ep.scopar church W.U be
J (Continued from page one) present and will take part m
years. Marian Travnham. Burlington : I timore. Md Constance VailJ
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W""11U,"'V-' ' anrt KathPrinp "av nr h'msmi I H.thoi nriurwnnri I r nmhus - T... -r
m Elizabeth Citv. Hitrh Point. V Mversiiy 01. norm Carolina, wn
r . naperones: ivir. ana ivirs. r. ua.; mary Louise uonovan, be UTiabte to attend the sunner
ovinfrrnn ivi nnnr Airv. rLM.iHiizii.io -r i . . . . i . . i
U6--v.. S( Kandoipft, (Jnapel Mill; Mr. Bethesda, Md.; Miriam McCar- because of nrevious eneae-e- T T tw,
Dnfl-nVo Po-niVIc Ssmfnrd. Shel- , ' . I. ' . Decause 01 previous engage- p-TFrTpjpAT. T.ARHPATnRY
CALEIIDAR
Dance bids.
Y. M. C. A.
.10:30
Baseball game.
Emerson field .
.4:00
Tea dance.
Tin Can .....
.:.....4:30
Playmaker program.
Playmakers theatre 8:30
Formal dance.
Tin Can
.9:00
ALUMNUS VISITS HERE
DURING VACATION IN VS.
Earl Thompson, University
alumnus of the class of '22 and
resident of Rumania, has been
spending a few days here during
a several weeks vacation to the
United States with his wife, the
former Maubelle Penn, who is
an alumna of the University.
Thompson is comptroller of
the International Telephone and
Telegraph company. He was re
cently knighted by King Carol
with the title of Knight Com
mander of the Order of the
Crown.
SIMMER SCHOOL
LETTERS MAILED
Walker Asks for Names f Pros.
jective Summer Students.
Circulars are now being
mailed to prospective summer
school students to inform thern
in more detail than is done in
the regular bulletin about the
various departments in the sum
mer sessions this year.
Among the subjects which
are discussed in the letters are :
music, mathematics, English,
marriage, fine arts, library sci
ence, and the Education confer
ence which will be held here dur
ing the last week of June.
Professor N. W. Walker has
requested the student body to
turn in to him the names and
addresses of all those who are
known to be interested in at
tending the summer school, in
order that the information may
be sent to them.
a ere standing of the
s -
from these towns is consider
ably higher than the out-of-state
record.
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rm - - 1 " menu. iL was reuorLeu vesujr-
ine avci- Ua. -vt- -gv.j Ti-L oi i- t ... nr t..' . ' . . "
Qtn1pnt? ' iratujrsoii, oaiemourg; iois xviorgan, iunn; ay by the committee in charge.
RECEIVES NEW BATTERY
oanoe rvapm, and Mrg w L Brooker Greens- ter, Wendell : Essie
by, ana wnmingion. me avei-
Chapel Hill. Ruby Thompson, Chapel Hill; The banquet will be held in The electrical department of
Kappa Alpha and Pauline Felecia Caveenie, the Episcopal church courtyard the school of engineering has re-
Mary Cogswell, Greenville, b. lssex County, N.J. at 7 :0o o'clock. The cost of the ceived a new battery to add to
l I ,rnPlia Hmmwnv. Ilifrham! Pi K anno Mhi r. ' rn i i j. . I . . ... .
Tn class 1-A. thft Chanel Hill "7 V. "M - . . . I an air win De ov cents a piaie. its laooratory equipment.
1... V .-i v,.Ci Pue aewen, wmasor; Eleanor Heath lx)ng, Kaleigh; Kachel All freshmen desiring to attend
TTwir:iJKiM Charlotte; Katherine Wright, Raleigh; Mary Kinser, sbould make reservations with
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JrZn Chr Whoolirfet lish' Raldffh; Katharine Harris, son, Raleigh; Martha Johnston, fore Saturday afternoon,
scnooi, onrisas scnooi, namiet, RaiP1vb- .Tana Smnnf rviori pi,-ivfa. rioVO tt
INTERFRATERNITY GROUP
PLANS FOR BANQUET
Plans for a banquet which will
be given tomorrow night at 7 :30
o'clock in the Carolina Inn were
made last night by the out-going
Interfraternity council at its
meeting in Graham Memorial.
Haywood Weeks, former presi
dent of the student body, will
make a short talk at the occasion.
"r!?n Mary Henry, Chapel
-.w, , Anne'Everett Little, Hill; and Margaret Thurman,
Tarboro.
Charlotte ; Mary Lillian Correll, Rocky Mount.
This is a large battery consist
ing of sixty cells and capable of
delivering twelve and one half
amperes for eight hours.
Professor J. E. Lear is install
ing the new battery. It is ex
pected to add greatly to the ef-
Lambda Chi Alpha
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FOURTH-YEAR MEN ficiency of the different labora-
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of Insurance J in performing experiments.
Carthage, Edenton, and New- ch j Hffl. vivian Grisette;
11-A, each having perfect scores Washi7104nT1 D. n , FimT11.p t,' Qo1 . r.i Representative
as far as the standards of com- - v p,. T- . I . ' 0 n . , . . t'. Company Offers Positions.
nanson are concerned because -r.--i.-t- .. .' . '
w vp, frPmn 5 ir. . a11 rottr' Kassaic' N- J.; Mary Nancy Raymond P. Wilson, person-
who have passed their fiit 7 Nelson, nel manager of the Liberty Mu-
.rmirqp in T5nr1Jqh anri havP not .lyneaux, wasmngton, v. u. Littleton; Gaile Voss, Walnut tual Insurance company, inter-
failed since There are 40 other iappa bigma Cove; Lucille Paschal, Winston- viewed nine University seniors !
xt.' - i,;a Minoa . lone Mye, Kaleigh; Julia Salem; Lydia Daniels, Swamp-Uesterdav in view of eivins-em-
The English department in- inner' Ehzabeth City; Mary scott, Mass.; Mary Ellen Mc- ployment to one or two individ
..... . . - Vickers. Oxford: KatheririP i?! QofQc.T7inQ . nmm q i- h. i . 4.
. vites hiffh school nrincinals who . ' . " .. UW,""1C uais, 11, was auiiuuuceu yester-
liave not already done so to Warrenton; , bally ratt, Spencer; Anna Gray Wat- day.
write'for information concern- UULI1 ndri01'ie -eien r osper, son, Louisburg; Glenn Crossett, The interviews were arranged
ing their graduates and their Asvl" Martha Kindel,Ral- Kernersville; Marie Brady, Ja- through the co-operation of the
rpsnprtivp rating in frhmfln eigh ; Rosalie Warrmer, Essex maica, Long Island, N.Y.;Frari- University bureau of vocational
V.np-lish addrpcsaiT! thpir vnni. Fells' N J,; Ann Cutcnm ces Carlton, Durham ; and Eliz- information and placement:
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wxxiuiKers; lviary xviargaret abeth Coates, Smithfield. Men selected by the company
Lynch, Goldsboro; Sue Souther- Chaperones: Dr. and Mrs. R. will be sent to Boston for a six
land, Chapel Hill ; Virginia b. Vance, Chapel Hill ; Mr. and weeks' training course and then,
i,acy, isiueneia, yv. va.; Mary Mrs. C. M. Austin, Winston- if accented for Dermanent em-
Fast Field to take Part lwmtioc5 -iuuenew, W. Va.; Salem; and Mr. and Mrs. F. B. ployment, will be given posi-
Tn Trnnk Fnpmintpr nerme wooawortn, Lhapei Bunch, Statesville. tions in the various branch of-
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uuxi, yv. va., xieien xian, iex- Josephine Gibson, High Point ; Students interviewed yester
mgton; Mary Ann Heywood, Hazel Burgwyn, Williamsburg, day were: J. L. Pittman, Ed
Asheville; Helen Edwards, Va.; Kay White. Elizabeth. N. Michaels. Ernest Hunt. C. B.
a Hookerton; Kitty Kiker, Reids- j.; Harriett Pollard, Washing- Lowder, C. A. Frazier, A. D.
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GIFTS FOR MOTHER
(Continued from page three)
near and above 150.
Many Shot-putters
Rey Rex of State holds
FOR HIS BRIDE
.... Tarzan braved
a thousand
slight advantage over a close ville ; Marian McClenaghan, ton, D. C. ; Lib Stogner, Rock Curl W. R. Coleman, H. D. Hed-
j angle
terrors!
field of shot putters. There are Raleigh; Marie Pelgrim, Miami,
six men in the state who toss Fla.; Annette Thomas, Raleigh;
over 44 feet and within 15 inch- Helene Willingham, Rocky
es of each other. These are: Mount; Helen Packard, South
Rex, who tops the list, two Wil- era Pines; Laura Miles, Essex
liams brothers and Means of Fells, N. J.; and Sara Parker,
Duke, Tom Evins of Carolina, Charlotte. . . V
and Cochran of Davidson. Chi Psi
The pole vault also is close, Edris McAfee, Charlotte;
with Don Jackson, Tar Heel Vera Beebe, New York, N. Y.;
with a vault of 12 feet 4 inches, Helen Werner, Richmond, Va. ;
leading the field which includes Margaret Pardee, Ridgewood,
several nice 12 foot vaulters. N. J. ; Gertrude Russell, Dur-
The 100 yard dash will be a ham; Mary Elizabeth Manley,
nip-and-tuck affair although the Asheville; Janet Hager, South
record stands little chance of Orange, N. J.; Margaret Banks,
being shattered. Childers of Greensboro; Florence Sutton
Carolina and Evans of Davidson field, Chapel Hill ; Carolyn Hoon,
are scheduled" to run a toss-up San Antonio, Tex.; Mary Pride
race. Childers has a 9.9 time Cruikshank, Raleigh; Eileen
as his best mark while the Wild- Smith, Detroit, Mich.; Margaret
cat has a 9.8. Davison, Princeton, N. J. ;
Students will be admitted for Naomi Hocutt, Chapel Hill;
25 cents with their passbooks Anne Ruddy, Schenectady, N.
while outsiders will be 50 cents. Y.; .May, Lebby Smith, Char-
The state freshmen meet is lotte ; Catherine Purnell, Frank-
scheduled to come along with linton; and Alice Andrews
the varsity competition, the Montclair, N. J.:
frosh events being run off im- Phi Sigma Kappa
mediately following the varsity Sara Woodward, Richlands;
events. About 225 men are en- Helen Marie George, Comfort;
tered in the two meets to make Lyndall Bryan, Washington, D.
the field not only the fastest but C; Helen Fry, Washington, D.
also one. of the largest ever to C; Helen Baelke, Washington
be assembled. D. C. ; Margaret McCaulev. Bal-
Hill, S. C ; Charlotte Truett, rick, and John Acee.
Wilmington, Dela.; Mel Lever, Liberty Mutual Insurance is
Charlotte; Harriett Morgan, a large company having 61
Hartsville, S. C. ; and Mary Par- branch offices in the United
ker, New York, N. Y. States. Its work deals with cas-
Chaperones: Mr. and Mrs. D. ualties, and workman's compeh-
M. Snyder, Chapel Hill; and Mr. sation insurance.
and Mrs. Lee M. Brooks, Chapel Contrary to the general im-
Hill. pression on the University cam-
Theta Chi pus, there is no cost for regis-
Joyce Sayre, Asheville; Grayce tering with the bureau of voca
Peele, Rich Square; Kathleen tional information and place-
Anderson, Timonsville, S. C.; ment.
Margaret Powell, Florence, S. All students who graduate
C. ; Irma May Smith, Leaksville'; this year and who have not been
T 1 TV . . . - i
iid nay, ijnarlotte: Sara Ar- fortunate enouerh to locate a
thur, Asheville; Josephine Lutz, position are urged to register
Asheville; Margaret Leake, with the bureau, so that if any
Greensboro; Billie Cole, Flor- job in which they are interested
ence, S. C; Mary Lentz, Greens- or for which they are specially
boro ; and Speas Coopidge, Nash- equipped may be brought to
ville.
Woofter Goes to D. C.
their attention. The location of
the office is in 205 South build-
ing.
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PRIMITIVE
MARRIAGE
beyond the
bounds of con
vention . . .
where false stand
ards are unknown!
The real the" one
and only Tarzan is
back, again!
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Infirmary List
Dr. T. J. Woofter, research
professor in the Institute for
Research in Social Science, left The following students were
for Washington, D. C, yesterday confined to the University in
to attend a meeting of the com- firmary yesterday: Dorothy Bo
mittee on social and economic re- wen. G. E. Best. Vivian Craw-
search in agriculture of the So- ford, George Craig, A. F. Davis,
cial Science Research council. H. O. Farr, Peggy Anne Harris,
He. will return to Chapel Hill E. R. Lineweaver, and Sidney
Sunday. Sevmore.
MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN
NEIL HAMILTON, PAUL CAVANAUGH
OTHER FEATURES
Organlogue, "Mother Melodies
Paramount News
TODAY and SATURDAY
IT
Even the mad
rhino holds no
terror for Tarzan!
They Swam,
tor Their
Lives!
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