Northern Michigan University - Kawbawgam Yearbook (Marquette, MI)

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y, The Beloved Country, in most viewers minds, was a neces- ovie. Especially so in view of universal bigotry and recent unrest h Africa. Coincidentally, it was shown in Marquette during rhood Week and, for the very commendable job the British did is story, all concerned wlthiits produmion fri.:- 5dPl X7n nm no est 't It's too bad the British i Movies Are Better Than ncer Tracy has been cas 5 d The Sea. No other de , but after seeing a num ers in the above English parts could, and should, ' ience is not likely to asso of present box office so lanigan to some, a Courz wit-h. some ,performance.1 a popular, wealthy, and 1 bout in a fake ocean and a comfortable bed. Hell nd' no supercolossail cellu ncise than was the book. ments have been receive: 0 . '1 he Old an- lar, ,ry om Ii.l'c be ted lite lilo mtl zhe ary rd, Sut 1.,...,.v 4-..,.:1:+a.-... in fha mldlfnrium. They Seem to be quite loonmlionif Domes hat do you look so 8lUmlCan't someone help me out? l I1 ni L' Ou 'X1'l7 ': 'I nun -'inn of-'i ny r er 1 they bur y wi eir of it g ake' d : the gh. A's haf' Way, I know what. I heard some s talk the other day about a k which Dr. Murray Banks wrote Zthere were some mighty clever tations which I heard them re- ' so would you like to hear going to ltell you them anyway. he first cute excerpt I heard girls mention was that this in- rsting author was telling about it hum beings want from life. :eems it t most people tnormal t is? want a mate. Most of us it lov.: and yet some want to W what it is that we want in . ed. , , U U an you imagine that? I love, and what it is we get in love? ought that was a class One fellow wrote to his sweet- played games and had heart: n. re isn't . If I p writir. ld 'probi' and M13 e my gra - ut? Tt not don ing thx anywaj ., quiet: ore mu' is,l so for tl, w tand I-Iazel erilyn ft the ith 5 hands ers of th and irtions , chool-s men, t Mary ,aff 0 re 4 Wh- ll, nov' haf el: pacei, you ti side, :a 5-I ' x Dearest Annabelle: ' urruzlrl -'alviv-v1 Ohm vvm3rx,l'xi+7nn!-44.4141411- ie? Too bad if you don't 'cause, I OUR RED MENACE Chapter VI X Dhisel is at- orthern col- ' check on Y. He has nmunist wo- gshave been lnquiring Reporter Draft Status of Men In Colleges Questioned 'V QUESTION: Do you students should be dr MARCIA HICKS Mich.- If their acadez are high enough, I should be allowed to before being drafted. KENNY HEIM, Bark -s If a college stude. junior or senior year. due for the draft, he I lowed to finish school freshman or sophomo be all right to draft 'l MARGARET BAS1 quette, Mich4 I think' go when his number? RUTH BRADWAY up when I rea are the com neople like ma Z over falilin peen doing m ilupes by Shar is but the pr etty shrewd 0 scared of me one of thos V 4 dless birds t Wise.- The boys with an academic Hhand out some spiel on the part, 'lfowelroom Tales By LEI.ANll WHEAT ' lx - ' the heading, the name is Wheatg W-11, . 's WS:-st up there, you'll know that the dirty! QM hor ups. A price We artists must pay but c' ' Vg' hc r alicious, but merely the airing of my o P' mtl 'uns is ukeiy, that before the last two b apen und radio station have completely ignorf 1 om- word in the paper: not one word about, aclio station. This was particularly errant Houghton Tech game. Of all the gamdg most people in town would like to see. Yet o'nQ - information kept the game a well- guard As a result, I talked to several people that rl j and' would have gone to it if they had. Q everything considered. I xdvertisoment for the home games, the last tm., gu..n-- lllrfy mon L out it in, maybe this is the explanation. H-ow- ever, thc cold SllOLllfl'?I' we received seems a ,little difficult to explain wholly and rathsr hard to take. While much time on the sports programs is spent on the local in- stitutions, the college isn't often one of them. Then interesting and im- nnxtnnf fhinus' like Crmvas-back Smith was TKOed in the eighth round of the program. The L31 it but a word or Jlace. I Tech and North- but it dominates the college game paper extoilled a basketball game it we got a nice zo the game. The games with the 1 can't offer any of columns of , the college be- at all functions, rquette area and rt of the city as ketbzji team has 1, yet these play- 1 miles away. Are arent movement rs we draw from .ig-,,l.v led up, much to eight-six record. -ssos would have Ion't always need I the points were cured one that's i pped on recently. remain nameless, .ter. Just goes to 5' ling about it is, '. xr ' ifglihll L-. WI-. . inn' - v- xl ll

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THE NORTHERN COLLEGE NEWS vonxxxv r No, 12 ' Published Bi-monthly except August and Setpember by the NORTHERN MICHIGAN COLLEGE ot EDUCATION. Marquette, Mich. Mn-mum-1 Dssocialed Colle ' e Pres ' Eval s Entered as Second Class Matter at Marquette. Michigan. in November, 1914, under the Act of March 3. 1873. Prlce, 81.00 a year: ten cents s. single copy. FRANK MOODY DAPHNE JACQUES. FRANK STUBENRAUCH DOROTHY DUNFORD EDVVIN WEILAND SANDRA DYER ROBERT SHANLEY ERNEST PARDON WILLIAM PIERCE CRAIG OLSON-Editor-in-Chief PATT NICHOL-Feature Edltor AJEIL ANDERSON-Spur!! Edltbl' JEAN SUBEE-News Editor ANN SWORD-Malling Editor REPORTEBS MARGARETANN ST, DOLORES PRESTAY CAROL NEISON DAVID NELSON TOM KEOUGH - BUSINESS STAFF RUTH BRADWAY GILBERT CARLSON CHARLES PAPJN CYR MARY CHRISTIANSON YLVIA VEDIN ROBERT REYNOLDS MARCIA GRIES DOROTHY MORISSBTTE DAVID MORRIS BERNHARDT NYMAN DAVID JOHNSON MATT HAUKKALA Faculty-G. C. Meyland, Adviser: Don J. Zwem Len Vaan Tassel. Buslness Manager. . er, Circulation: Northern News I 4-K. s 5555 AJ gl' M k.,! -J .,.-. 1 : 4 11 A W X 1 N The group above, pictured at a News make-up meeting, in- cludes most of the staff which produced the campus news paper this year. Those helped keep the paper rolling off the press from left to right, Don Craig Olson, lean Suber Dolores Presiay, Ann Carol Nelson. Prof. G. C. land ladvisorl, Dorothy ette, Robert Reynolds, Rigotti, A1 Heino, and Panchen.

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ler! 1 1,7- Laird O Igbf .x ,.,, ,mw3.Q3ig.,, ' sfrlly Io ,sions M9 Pierce Roberts, Associate Editon Peninsular: Staff jean Vance, Literdry Edibl- Mqtema' Gewxigvgditor ' Ylviffwii, .A ,W . 1: Shan, Fern A ' mzkglgg 1 Qc , Ioan Maki' ho, ,queue r I n Business Manage Kcxmlne ' ' RudY Ann Sword, Aslwciate Editor . Ediwf Laird, Arlene Keskey