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llllIelI Tech Sports Prone-1

‘ Pro by Guthrie:

Intercollegiate football, although declsred entirely unnec-

essary and functionally im

any of the other sports whic ere

ible is certainly an essential as

currently part of the [IT a rto

program. There are several reasons behind this ntstomcnt.

them Ire I number of students who
have shown their desire to plug
Iootbsll. it is mush tho privilego
of those men to plIy foolhsll Is it
is th- drsms-mlnded student's privi-
lege to set—tho musician’- to fiddle
—sml the lournsllst's to write. Soc-
ond. I foothnll tum Iona Is In
finpttus for Ill other forms of ac-
tivitlcs. 1t trInsforms the bleak
four years of riding street cars.
studying into boon. and pressing
outside work into something I little
bit more on the enjoy-bio side of
lilo. Third, welcome publicity Ic-
compsnico psrilcipstion in internal-
legiate football. “is in s foregouo
conclusion and novel not be attested
hm.

“As long as we can't hsve n his
name team, let's forget the whole
thing“ is :1 song of the die-harsh.
This mm: is usually the warhllug
of people who have lost sight of the
ml muons behind competitive
sports. True, blg nIme turn are
fine—hut juat bocuuzr we can‘t pro-
duze mother "Four Ilememcn” in no
rrssoo for Lhozu men who ligand:
desire to play football to hero to
ruzor'. to qnmllot some: with tho lo~
ul A.C.'.s.

Con hy Vial-or

Var-nit); football in more of In ex-
hibition of ntylin‘o mar: hysteria than
an example of school spirit. The
American tradition of (sir play is
in A “M: to be found st thecrow'ded
pug-tkin paradox lhsn in tho small
ulterrolltfilutr; unvl in L rnm u r ul
«wants.

Tho Ionic. pmligr, nplr‘it and
funds t'rst supposedly accompany
Tar-alt;- big-time football on: not Ii-
rnys rrIlisod, or can be had without
it. Tho University of ChTmo ranks
second to none in spirit. scholurshlp
and lunch but xnvr: on football yum:
sun. The great maintain: :choois
such as am. Ind Collforn'm Tech
do not rcqulru the srtillc'ui stimulu-
tior. of winning foothill. An enci~
met-lug curriculum does not permit
varsity football and studied to mix,
if both are to be given proper surm-
tion. beat it be forgotten, mug
high-powered foothll plsyers In
suhniciked flnsnclsliy by nrious un-

 

 

darhsodsd meIns. Celine footholl
is in tho big money, but the details
In usmslly hushed up.

Those st [IT who decry the lsck
of it, should mllse that increased
school npirit Is not to be hill with I
football team or my other unduly
amok-sized activity limited to I few
psrticlponts. The true school spirit
is in the intellectual, culturIl Ind
social development of the student
body. the fellowship fomsd in 1: com-
mon pursuit of knowledge Inrl active
psrtlcipstion by Ill the vsrioul osm-
pua sports and omniutlons.

 

O FACULTY FACTS . . .

(Codi-sud from MI 1)

best 0! hi: works. Some of his all
lsmlscapcs have been exhibited
widely nnd purchuod for privste
collections.

It had been Sponsor‘s ambition to
work In a commerclsl artist but oft-
rr suffering from severe nests-sin
ho reallsod thst oomrnerolsl Irt
work was not for him. This unden-
cy to strain his eyes under the
slightest provocation in: em now
csuscd him to confine Ill of his work
to daylight homo.

in 1030 Spencer remind his his
695,129 in Industrial Edoution It
thr Texas Agricultunl Ind Mechan-
iml Collezo when: ho hum work Is
an instructor in tubule-Ii drawing.
In 1941 when he resigned to join the
faculty It [IT he hsd become pro-
fcmr Ind hood of this deportment.

Noodles: to as: Spencer's hobble-
inclmie pen Ind ink dressing, oil
painting, and water color. His is-
vorlto sport is footbsll Ind he never
pauuupsgoodwnsllbocsn
help it. Housodboboxngooddul
in high school Ind will}. It Tons
A. sud M. be was {Iculty sponsor
of the boxing club.

While Spencer was toIchlng in
Tutu more of his studonts won
prises in the Innusl dnwing con-
tst sponsored by the Society for
the Promotion of Engineering Edu-
ostion thorn Iny other molar in tho

 

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Rhythm, song
ls Revitalized .

”hemmlcinmylusrtlhon
mmuitwuhurdmmom"

Worth-crib

Husk lovers. llllnols Tech is I
storehouse of opportnnlths for your
music Ipproeisuon. Music hsth
charm to sooth em the burllat en-
gineer's bran so if you no stirred
even slightly by afoul-la EAL, you
will and on interest in music Ill
shout tho osmosis.

In the music depsrtxncnt itself,
are four talented groups: Hr. 0.
Gordon Erickson‘s canted groupe—
tho orchsnstrs, concert bond, Ind the
glue club; Its! the dust. orchutrs
of Honor Wiekhsm. All tho groups
function under the deportmcntsl
head, 0. Gordon Erickson, who lsss

been furnishing the impetus tint.

hIs put the fortisslma in music It
HT. Styling renditions in tho stu-
dsnt's musiul points is really I full
time 50b for the deportmmt so it
is not without purpose. The groups
ploy It school funoflons Ind Innu-
Illy do up somathing speciIl for the
Christmas seIIon—I pron-Isa out-
lined for your plenum.

In previous yous tho music club
gsro In snnusl concert It the Good.
men Tbs-sire but the m yours ll:-
tervening gave little plus for these
Ictlvitioo. he club's aim is to start
on this program Igsln win: I loit-
Ihls than: on) be found for por-
formsocos. boarded tours tsko the
club's members to neighboring ci-
ties for their IppeIrInoeI Ind one
of those will be on tho Ichululs
shortly. For open lovers: mooted
ruin tickets in Pop concerts Ind
such an Ivsilsbie thru the Marts
at Pl Nu Epsilon muslesl frstornity
Ind Mr. Erickson.

 

country. R. 0. Loving, who is now
Isslstsnt professor in tho tschnlcsl
drawing departusnt, was the first
of his students to win this prise.

Professor Spencer, Ictivs in my
professions] orgsnlutions, includ-
ing the American Socioty of Enti-
noorring Education. sod llshcl in firs
atom: “Who's Who" pobllostions,
is Iuthor of two sounde- ol odou-
tlonIl movies on tubules! dnwing.
“'1‘ in: the most complete visusl
education“ 11mm in this Iuhbct
in the country.

At the present thus, Profs-or
Spencer is working on "l‘echuleIl
Drswing Problsrns. Series 2" to be
published into in 19"].

     
   

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Man Of The Week

The Spotlight Focuses On
Hans Wenzel, 8th Term ME

One of the members or the group recently pledged to Tau-f
Beta Pi in Hans Weml, an 8th term

the Week.

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HE and this wooids Man of; :-

Hsm first demonstrated his scholastic ability It Steinm ts " 5 Q 5'

High School whom he grsoustod
fromin 1minthouppertsnper—
cent of his dIIs. His Icuvitles
thin. Is hm It Illinois Tech were

numerous Ind included the Studsnt -

Council, NstionIl Honor Society, El-
lie Team. Ind the Bowling Turn. HI
still msintsins In sell-re lntsrut in
his clsss' sash-s Ind recently wu
elected I member of the Bond of
Governors to Steinmetz 11 lgh’s m-
ly cmtod Alumni AssoclItion.

PI“ of 1942 saw Huts enrollsd It
llllnois Tech II I meehsnicsl engi-
neering oooperstlve student. This
didn't hot very long though, Ind

.Ifter one sun-tor he found himsslf

inthomlssndsmunhsrottho
44th [ufsntry Division out in Fort
Iawis, WIshington. From than he
wss sent to the University of IdIho
for "fresher cons-Ia Ind then to
the Army Spoclsllssd Trsining Unit
It South DIkots Silt! College. In
his three terms out there. Hans
rsnkod first in I eiIsI of 850.

Afur nine months It South DI-
kots. it wu but to Irmy life, this
time It Fort Lsonsrd Wood, Ills-
sourl. Is I member at the 91th ln~
{may Division. it wIs hers that
the only broke its hosrt and gun
him I strips.

With his new stripe Ind lacrosse
in My. Eons elm: homo on furlough
tommsgirlhehsdmetinhls
chemistry (is. It Salomon. Short»
lysftorherstnmodioP‘LWoodho
wII moved out to Comp San Luis
Obism. CIliforniI, when he wss
dtschsrgsd in August of 19“.

After disohsrgo. Hons. undocldsd
Ibout his future. wont to work for
the Hinmspolls Homywoll Co. Ind
stsrtod bsck It Illinois Tech in the
honing Division in November, 19“.
It didn‘t tsks long for Hsns to bo-
eome definitely MM thIt engi-
nsorlng wIs his field Ind he roun-
rollod in tho rlsy school in lion-J:
1N5.

Buld-TwBokPLHInsisIe-
tin in Pi 'l'Iu signs, the HE honor-
m, AS“, IT Vols. Ind is the or-
g-Inising obsirmsn of the SAE.
Buried life hun’t slotted his scho-
lsstic ability in the lust Is is shown
by his 2A7 ngde point Ives-us.

Em, his wife Hmolls, Ind their
son Howls lire in the vicinity of
their Ilms .mItsr on Chlcsgo's
Northwest Side. Hsns is one of the
mossy on tho csmpus hI-rlng dimmi-
ty with their subsistence checks Incl
is» not rescind In: this semester.

 

 

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illlwscy is rsmpsnt upon Chlwl. '7
go's stroet c'Irs.

hours on the spirited new Wont-f
worth Avenue streuullners. j
Painted on the front of the new“
slrsot curs II" the simple instruc-
tions: Enter At Eur. Nmrtbslfll.‘
msny of the Chic-go Surfsce Lin-f
prospsotlro customers hung on tbs,
front Ind middle doors. demanding:
entry. 1
But thst is nothing comp-rod to
tho demonstrstions unveiled when
some rltdors Ittsmpt to leave by tho
middle doors. They Ipprouh the
door with nomhIlInos, Is if tbs!
were roux-Ins of the new street
csrs. Their nonehslsnce turns to
rings-in Ind Irsgor. however, when
tho doors full to open. h'IturIllr. in
their frustntion, thsir first instinct
is to punish tho doors so they-‘pro- _
end to bang on them. Thstdou not
promote eardlsl rel-dons between
the list-sued employees of the sure
(so: lines not! their customers.
Forlorn-My there In some rldsrs
who can fstbom tho Ilg'n sborrtbo
doors instructing the person to stop
upon the treadls to open the doors.
They swing off the can u if they
hId been wading Ill of their lives.
But it is the next person, lnsvi- ‘

tsblr I wornsn. who gets it in the 31%
neck—literally. Endorsed by bundles ' ‘ :3
she shirts to sweep through their)“
doors. only to see them closing on -._ ’

her.
Hslfwsy through the door she }
turns to the concluctor Ind amoeba,
“Hey you . wslt until i got
ofl'i" She follows up by hurling I
string of epithets which would do
I stsrodors or HT professor credit.
The corductor. I gentleman It lain.
"torts in kind. Iltbough using only
his second string rocshuisry.
Nstunlly tho doors hove boon
swiging closed Ill of the time. 51- -
nIlly they close upon use outs-Ind
"lady," choking her ofl' between I
“son" Ind "of I." With I or;- of joy
Ind I mighty “Hi yo, Silver!" he
gives the go-Ihud signs! while the
other pItrons stumpt to disloogo
tho "lIdy'I" noel: from botwom the

 

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