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Mut., TuHday, Ot'l· 30, 1951
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POLYTECHNIC
VVORCESTER
KeH Elected Chairman at Fro-: h Meeting Commitlct• Appointed To ''Tritt> Coni'!tjtut ion
For
ew Tech Clu~s
On '-.ttunl.t) (ktolx>r 20, the d, 1,., ui '55 tuuk tht'ir lllttlal :.lep tm,.trcl' uftidal ren•~tnitiun on tilt' l :lmpu.... l'hi~ ".1~ acwmplbhed thwugh , 1 ml't't IllIt held durin~ a rtt·ril cl II u.tlly rl'-.ervecl fnr Phy ...it.ll l.dul.ttum lrcturr The n-....embla~t· \\ d.' pll'• lllt•tl OH•r by Dun .\dam~ until .1 vnlt \\ , !!> taken thnt 53\\ Until ~dl) t ho~n a:. temporar) lhnirruan, u pn~ilion thnt hr will hold unul the delllun uf permam•nt 1)fliu•r, Kdly tht>n prntrt'de!d w nppoint n commitlee to draw up a con~tilutio n hy \\ hid1 the dass will be ROVerncd thruugh Its yean. nt Tech. This com· millee will also serve to handle any bu.;mt·•~ that may arise before the elect ion~ c.tn be held. IL'l lin.t meet in~ wn' h<'lrl on Thursday, October 25 w •tart the wheels of orl(aniwtion n10\'in11 Tho--e men who will bear the brunt of the work for the next few \\ Ceks are Fred Drake, F'recl lleran~r, Hob Stempel, and George 1-ronu'
FacultyWive To Spon or Their 2tu.l Annual Hoe-Dowu It will he ·•boe-l.lowo" nij(hl on !':tlvemhcr 17, when the wiw:s of the fa( uhy of Tl!\h ''ill !~J'II.m ...or
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their Sl!(:(llltl annual "quare Dnncc in Alden ~lemorlnl. rhcrl won't lJe any hay on thr lloor, 11r .111y t\1\\:. mooing in tht• hal~on) llut ''hen that mountain music ~tart) tu tloat t hrou~h the h<tll, you j U!'l l .ln 't rc,_i,t that
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to jump up did; your ho.-els. and prurnen.ulr yuur partner around. Don't slay U\\3)
bt•cnu!'l' you don't know how tu ...quare dance The "c.aller" walh throu~oth l'\'ttrY dance belorc it starts, 1'\plaining all Lhe !ileps. Thill dance i... helcl for the Senitlr and junior 'tudcnh and their dat~. and fur the faculty und their wives. Inform your ~a l now of the comin~ e\'elll, so sht can get her best cnlico dress nil
... tnrched up. Thill dunce is n ul,:t slep towards l>etter sturlent-fnculty relations. Tbe id~.>n of thl.,. affair is to ~et t'vcryonr to h.•t their hair down anri have u )(OOd timr. There will be more in· format ion concerning this dance in 1he next week, so, Seniors and j uniors, be sure to watch the bulletin boards and plan to attend this social affair.
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s·IX Sen·lors and One d B Jun-1 0 r p I e d "e y &. T au B et a p I •
Debat r n1 Conn Meet Futur(• Pluu ~ to Include Two-Ouy ' t•ssion in Vt•rmont
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:-ion will last owr a period nf l wu d,ty .. \\ith two dt'l~<lles o;c.hrdulcd for
N<'w Mt>n Announced at AsMcmbly; t>resentation or BeniK }\forks Honor
Friday even in~. and thr\>e plano('(! for Saturclay. " It ie the pur· In orrll'r to famillarizt' the stutlent' poee o f Tau Beta or ft"t.h with the functiuninj.l or nn Pi . . . "To mark actual debate, plans nn~ in the mak· In a fittln~t man· in~ fur carryinl( uut one of these ll\'S· nc-r those who ~ions durin!( n "<.:hoot U"S<'mbly. Tht• have eonferred team from Hnrvnrd will be contacted honor upon the-Ir con(erninR this matter, And it lb Alma Mater by hopecl that thry nlong with Tech '~ 1l h t I n 1 u labed neg.H ive team will be able to get to f1C•holanhlp and exf!mplary daargethcr for lhil! debate. nctc.•r •• und~rg...duateAJ •• •' aad In acltllllon •• • 'to fotter a tplrlt of liberal culture in the eql· nM•rins colleset~ of Amf!rlra'." Tht'S(I were the words of F.dward G. Samolls, local chapter president, a.s h~ opened the Tau Beta Pi portion of the assembly on Wednesday, Octo· her J 1. Upon the announcement of the names of the seven men chosen for this fn ll's pledging, the new men cnmt forward to receive a model or the Btnt, the symbol of Tau Beta Pi. The selection or initiates to this honor is not only dependent upon hiRh S<"holarship, as lhe spKificaUon that Seniors be in the upper rtrth of their class and the Juniors In the upper righth shows, bul also upon worthy activities both on and off the campus. The men chosen were: Senloru Donald Mott Krautt LHter Willlam Uoyd, Jr. Robert Aldrich Meyer Wayne Wrlflht Roberbon TOTAL $16,590 l .eevl Sabri Tuomeaolua The Tech News Association quota R ldlard Alaa Zeleay is ubject to review at the end of the Junior a first term. David Speaeer J enney Twice each ~ar, in tbe fall and again in the spring, Tau Beta Pi elects new mm to its soelety. An initiation banquet to welcome
The newly improved Worcester T t-ch rifle range is going full forte now. Formerly all ftrlng bad to be stopped between the hours or 12:00 noon and I : 00 P.M., and a lso between 4 :00 P .M. and 4 :30 P.M., ao that the janitors could get to their lockers which were located, or nil places, between the rlrlng stations aud the taq(ets. Tbese lockers, plus
odd5 and ends or gym equipment, fell prey to many a stray bullet. With these obstructions now all re. moved there is a clear path to the target area, which has also been improved. Formerly, there was only one strip of armor plate inclined downward at a forty-five degree angle, and posl-
the new men wiD be held at the Sterlin(C Inn on Thursday, November 8. The ~uest speaker will be Mr. George L . Stout, Director or the Worce Ler Art MU!eum.
I. C. C. Square Dance Alden Nov. 3 Collegiate Crowd
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tioned about three feet from the floor, to catch the bullets. This lt!tup was fine for shooting from a S.. TABCET ~lANGE.--~"•• I