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Tae-clay, Ort. 21, l9SJ
Volumt- XLIII Nunobt-r 3
MANY ALUMNI EXPECTED FOR HOMECOMING Coast Guard Game to 11 Highlight Day's Well SOCIAL EA ON Rounded Activities ROll ON WITJI
AT 0 WINS GENERAL EXCELLENCE TROPHY .... .
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ATO and SAE Divide Scholarship Award; TKP Leads Activitia
lliEE HOLDS MEETING AT LOCAL LAB
Ffa, in~ been attracted by Lhe poignant strains of .•Jima Mater, The Alpha Tau Omega was awarded Gangs All 1/crc, and Swert Adclit~e, Moonsh ine Music anti Excellence Prize at a Kt!Oial army of alumni will be on Plum1> Purnt•kins l o Get assembly today by Admiral Wat campus come next week-end, SaturP ertine nt A tTairM 1\foocl of the Evening Tyler Cluverius. Winning of this day, October 25th, wattling to be Discussed As Grout, prize Cor combined excellence in greeted by warm handshakes nncl Big doings are in store for ~o,•em (amiliar surroundings, elated by the tier I , when the local undergraduate Swings Into Action scholarship and outside activities indt-scribable nttraction of a college also made A.T .O. the recipient of tbe chapter of the A ME will sponsor l\lost Frrshmen on thr Hill are football afternoon. and borne off on Prt>s id~·nt 's Trophy, which is awardthe \\inl! of reminiscence. Home- their Hayseed Hop in . anford Riley quite familiar by now with the whitr eel to the fraternity winnin~t the Geo· coming is a time to forget about Commons. The -;\1.E.'s baH' drc.ided hats wurn by ~ kull. However, as eml F.xccllencc Prize. flunked phyc;i ..s tests, long hours of to li"cn up the social season with an was "'•idenced in thP pasl few weeks, studyinl(, or the countless times thl' evcnin~ of round and squAre dnncin)l. nnothtr ~trnUJ) hn'l bcPn quite con· A.T .O. nnd ~.A . E. divided the slip-stick slippt>d and came up with scholarship nwrml lhis year ; there The hoc-down will be striclly In spicuous by wny or their bow-tics, the wrong answer. Homecoming ill was no seconrl prize given. It has a time tu remember only the nice step with the season featuring the straw hats, and vest!!. If the Fre,.h· been customary for the award lo be lhinl(s about undergraduate days- good old rural style of eutt•rlninmenl. mnn w(luld ask r1ny upper-clussrrmn divided between the two top fraterivy-tovercd hall~. the first dance with .\ pprnpriate dec-oration" will ~t the just what this Elroup is hr would he nities when, as this year, there Is a the "one ann only'', and some or the moo<! of the harvest I imc, with piles Informed that Lh~ mtn are n select virtual lie in scholarship. No scholbudd it'~. arship improvement award was givor pumpkins and slacks or com ft' W cornprisin~t Alphn ("h:tpter or the Offlcinlly the 1952 Homecoming en for the past year. The very stalks colorfully arran~ted throu"h· I H F.E, enior honorary socit'ty here " EMBT~TES progrnm will open with registration simple and lhougbt-provokinJZ; reason out the hall. To Issue forth with at Tech. The significance or the unlin the Reception Room of Sanford for this is thnt nol one fraternity Re8uh8 ol S.C.~\.. Poll Riley Hall between the hours of culls of " do·se·do", " Aiemand left", form is known only to membrrs of improved In scholarship. To Be U~tecl Ae Guide 10:00 and 12 :00 on Saturday morn- " Grnnd right and left '', the AS~lE the ~troup , but several who have .Bccnuse it ranked second in scholFor Fulure Assemblies Ing. This time has been set aside Cor has procured Pete Hollman for the n)lule exhaustive slu(lles of 1ht mat· arship and fourth in extra-curricular the procurement of identifiCation evening. Pete has bad a good deal lcr claim it i.s directly t ra<'cable to For runny studenlll this year lht• activities, A.T.O. collects the welttag~ and tickets for all activities. of experience in the art of d!rectinJ.t the ritual costume or u IHoup of tolling of the old tower bell on earned $ 125·$ 150 which goes to the (Of course, there is al\\'ays the strong the intricate manipulation or whirl· Xnrrangan.!>l'lt lndians who once Wednesday mornings is a signal that recipient of the Geneml Excellence po~o;ibility that some of the boys, ing sets. If you h.we never gone trit'<l to drink ln'< litutt' PCind dry. sch(lo] i~ over fflr the morning. A Prize. The exact value or the cash havinj( arrivrd Friday night, will perusal or the stuclenls hour plan awurfl is determined by the income through the maneu,•ers of "dive for ha\'e already identif1W themo;ei\'CS, On Wednesday ln-'1, the: ll U::l~ held schedule will indic.1te t}utl eleven receivrd rrorn certain stocks owned the oyster'' or other :.uch step,, this without benefit of tags by engaging thrir second formal meeting of the o'clock on Wcducstlay morning is not by the Tnslitute. is your chance to really get into the in vnriuus Corms of hoop-la.) Immetcrm in the D·C Room of the Somer- a free periotl but rather an impur· ~wing of thinJ,tS. Explanations or the diately after Re$(istration close~ . ~t'l rare LnhoratnriNI. ndrr the taut pnrl of Lhr student's college The four highest-ranking fraterdifferent calls will make It ]XIsslhle nities on the hasls of general excel· ahle guidance of Brother Kilburnc curriculum. luncheon will begin in Commons, for everyone to participate In the the uro up clistus!icd und voted on A 1.]1 I c·' b th lcnce werr: Alpha Tau Omegn., with where everyone will be " fortified for ,. ssemu cs nrc p ann u y c • l f 148 59 Sl Phi fun . Ask. anyone who has done it, Qcveml mallers of utmost lulernuS "' \ ( tl · r: IIi !~Core 0 a busy afternoon with a good meal • .~ .1 • or lC purpose o £ 11 ng n ar pom II 'th I46 99• S'; ' gma AI ha most or thr fun is in the learning. , tionnl rtnd local imJ10rt:tnt.U iru.ludcd gap 1n !he stu derll •s curr 1c.u 1um 1c ft ..'•I>'~. on, WI 'tl and pleasant sociability.'' , ...• ; . lgma d ThP ta • wl11c . h were th e nppoi n,.IIIR of by th1· lalk o r non-tee hnt.crlI sub'JCCt.i 1Ka 1)a on,PhiWI with I 14 "·93 I an Aflt'r lunch, Lhc sports events will Dress for the evening will be 111 . ints. e 146 16 begin with Tech's meeting T uhs ~trlltly formal , according to country Broth~r !'arlin as Chnrto~raphcr and and tu uffer n few moments or need· PI ' po College on the soccer field al I :30 ' tandards that i:.. Blue duugare' , Brother HaaJand 11.5 lwad or the cd rt.>luxati1>u from th<· burden of The General Excellence Trophy I'.M The booters will really be out l1ri~ht llannel shirts, and comfort· Cnnstitution f)(•]>nrtrntnt. After the '\tudic.<s. Many critks (If engineering Committee finds the wirmer of the aher thL'I one to avenge that last- alM shoes will !>Uffice for the male lnro;in<"Si matlt·rs \\ NC di~prnt;C"d with , gracltwte!> noint to their passive alli- award In the following way. First, minutt•, hor. eshoc win the j umbo~ elt•nwnt pre-.ent. Concernin...: femal~ the <.~andalo us report that Cine of thr tude tlr cumph.• tt• <li~intrrest to any- lhr scholnslic average of each fraterpulled orr agnins t the pigskinners a attire, just tell your dote to come hroLhers had been, as it was !ltnled , thing whkh dnC!t nnt dirertly con- nity Is computed, nnd the averages couple of Saturdays ago. One bose· 'tlressctl in her gayest Kinghorn skirt " frntcrni7.ing " with ()nc> n( the pro- cern ll•chnical subject!!. The assem- nrc• arranged in descending order. h:~ll cliumonrl and forty paces to the and whitest cotton blouo;e. fr'l~MS was barrel for all to see. hly progmm tries ttl alter this. Then the poinl-per-man average In southward, thr Consl Guard i\ cnd· De~pltt' cQmfurlnhlc clothinl(, il i ~ Immediate exrcution wa, !IUI(gC3ted That as'!Cmhlic'l are so sparsely uul'lldc activities is computed for t>my, ~mu ll c~llcge powerho~se •. wi!l impth~iiM rnr one to krl•p Crvm but due w the ~everity Clf this in· attended , st•t•ms to indicate that each fraternity, nod these are also stack up aJmmSt Coach Prttch.ud s, \\orkin~ up a lntbcr of swc.1t after ~idi11us crime the clf'fendant wa11 giv- either the choite of ru;sembly pro- nrrunged in order. Next, the Crateroft out-'i<:ored, but ne\'er lleatcn,j havin~ spun lhroul(h severn] faJ.t en n stay or mercy by the tribunal gram'! is pour ur that the student just nity with the hi~hest activities averfootballers. ~u doubt. many alum:~ numllers. To help cool the at t endant~ •lf Injustice of nne month so that !ails to realizr the profiL'I which he agr is given a J>Oint score equal lo "ill blink red-rimmed eyes wht'n off lhe A ~IE will provide icy r!' the c;ounscl Cor the dcfcn~c, Prof. derives from attcndinl( assemblies Lhc scholastic nverage or lhe fral.ertht>y behold john Boynton's fme:-t ~ fre!'hmrnts. There will al~o be 110lld ~hJIIif(an, might build up n case for Th<· S.C.A. has drcidt'd to give the nily which ranked highest scholassporting new unies and a two platoon food to quell the appetites of ihe the accused. studrnt the bentfit of the doubt in lically. Similarly, the fraternity with sy~tem. Finally, the harriers will ur more viJ(orous. Despite 1his unfurtul'lt\le incitlent , this mallcr nnd hns arranged w have Lhc ]Qwcsl nclivities average Is given challt ngcd by l'\orthcastern o\'er the !"o MJuarc d<tnce is complete with· Lbe meeting did culmiMLl<' un a hap· the entire student body polled. They a poinl score ftlr activities equal to hill and dale course. oul a. hillbilly band to provide that py note for all brothc•rs for It wa.q will be asked to choose what types lhf~ 1\ChrJiast ic average of lhe scholas· If all goes well, the laying or the "moonshine moosic;" so neces!illry Cor announced Lbat al the next meetin~ or assemblies they would like. The tically lowellt fra ternity. Then, accornerstone of the new Ci"il Engill a ~enuine '·hoe-down". However, to of tht' group Brother Sorlin would poll will be distributed in the near livitic~ point scores for the fratemi · neerinA building. Kaven Hall, wi hire such an orchestra and al~ tu lead a seminar in which he will re- future. When you get a ballot con- Lie.s between the two extremes are . f hmeols to the crowd port his findings on Kelvins Law as s.ider carefully t.be choice you make. .:alculated by Interpolating, on the take place right after the tilt. In . be 'Iea Dance proVI(1e re res ~ny C.'l.'>e l ber~ Wl11 a . attending will set the AS)lE back a applied to flow or beer in a pipeline The future of assemblies in this basis of points-per-man averages, bem Sanford Rtley Hall at 4 · 30. It ll Therefore a dona- from all advance notices these find· school now rests with you. Execute tween the highest and lowest point ":'i~ht be well at this point to emp~a- ~r~ ~ '::Cn~~llar will be' requested ings are expected to be revolution· the power of the ballot wisely and scores. Finally, the scholastic aver!17.e the fact that students are m- tr or II I altendlng. :t.ry in the field of brewing. with discretion. Se11 EXCELLENCE PRJZE-P•1e 4 ,.,. HOMECOMI NC-Pas-e 4 rr- '' 3 coup es
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