THE CARD-INAL
VOL.2 LOUISVILLE, KY., FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1934 NO. 32
CARDINAL SENIOR STAFF IS NAMED
Student Council Stru-t 7 On l•g,'l t SCHLOSSBERG IS
CHOSEN EDITOR
U. L. CELEBRATES
RACING SEASON
WITH HOP IN GYM
Charley Rinehart To Play At Last
Student Council Dance of ·
Year; Admission
Is 75c
MACON LEIGH IN CHARGE
Students and friends of the '
University of Louisville will be
afforded excellent and inexpensive
Derby Eve entertainment, accord·
ing to advance reports, at the Der·
by Eve Strut, to be given tonight
from nine to one at die gym on
Belknap Campus. Both stags and
couples will be charged seventy•
five cents.
The Strut, the fifth and last of
~ series of dances sponsored by
the Student Council of the Col­lege
of Liberal Arts this school
year. is expected by the committee
in charge to be the most success·
ful and the longest remembered
of all.
Charley Rinehart and his or·
chestra will furnish the melodies
for the occasion. Rinehart has
wielded the baton at many of the
dances of the University in the
past, and his abilities ar·e well
known.
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U. OFL. RECEIVES
$4,000 LIBRAR~Y
FROM CARNEGIE
Carnival Nominee I ENCOURAGING
===: ' PLANS ARE SET
ALMA .BACHE HAGMAN
FOR BANQUET
Chief Speaker Is First Woman
Graduate, Others Will
Review Pro-gram
TO ANNOUNCE WINNER
Rapid developments are under·
way in keeping with the tradition
of the All-Women's Banquet to be
1 held Wednesday, May 9, at 6:00
p.m. at the Mayflower Apts. All
honors -and awards of the past
year will be reviewed as well as
outlined plans for future progress.
According to custom, speakers
will consist of leaders in extra•
curricular activities which include:
Dramatics, Journalism, Athletics,
------------ Music, and Scholarship. The
JENKINS, HAGMAN
chief speaker, says Sarah Williams
Vick, W. S. G. A. president, will
AND CALDWELL TO be the first woman graduate from
RUN FOR QUEEN'th~ rank~ of u. of L. Ralph E.
Htll, Registrar, has been asked to
1 supply the committee in charge
Votes For Campus Royalty Are with data concerning several early
Now on Sale At Cardinal women graduates.
Office; Sc Each The winning nominee to repre,
sent this school at the Mountain
BONUSES WILL BE GIVEN Laurel Festival will be announced
at this time. Information about
Festival Candidate
ELLA GAR1H CHOATE
OF PUBLICATION
Mildred Shapinsky and J. Kenneth
Donahue Are Appointed
Associate Editors For
Next Year
STRAEFFER BUS. MANAGER
Leon G. Schlossberg was aP"
pointed editor, Mildred Shapinsk.y
I and J. Kenneth Donahue, associate
editors, and Carolyn Straeffer,
business manager of the Cardinal
by the Board of Student Publica,
tions at a meeting held last Tues,
day. These students will head the
staff of the weekly and will direct
its policy beginning next Septem ..
ber with the aid of a junior staff
of six editorial department heads
and several business assistants.
The junior staff positions will be
filled at a meeting of the Board to
be held on May 8.
Miss Shapinsky is a junior, and
Miss Straeffer, Mr. Schlossberg
ELECTION OPENS and Mr. Donahue are sophomores
TODAy FOR QUEEN in the college ?f Li~r:al Arts. All
ENTRANT IN FETE
f~ur have affihated wtth the Car,
dmal for two years.
Mr. Schlossberg is present man ..
Four U. of L. Coeds Entered In aging editor of the Cardinal. In
Race For Delegate To Pine- speaking of his plans for next year.
ville Mountain Laurel he said:
Celebration .. It has been apparent since the
initiation of the Cardinal in 1932, ·
ALL STUDENTS TO VOTE that it must soon play a leading
Sherley Jenkins, nominated by the contest will not be disclosed
Pi Phi sorority, Alma Hagman, until the banquet, states the com· The votes which will begin to
nominated by the Chi Omegas, mittee: / pour into the Cardinal office today
role in the extra·curriculr interests
of the University.
(Continued on Page 6)
and Helen Caldwell, the candidate and continue until Tuesday noon,
of Sigma Kappa, are ~he first can· ANNUAL BANQ'UET May 8, will determine which one CLASS OFFICERS
didates for .. Queen" of the Camp.. of the four attractive University! WILL BE ELECTED
us Carnival. OF B.S. U. TONIGHT of Louisville coeds nominated for
Votes for these candidates went the honor of representing U. of L. IN L. A. 0 N MAY 4
Records Scores Music Books and on sale Wednesday, May 2, and Sherwood, Nighingale, Vaught, in the annual Kentucky Mountain
Electric Pho~ograph In dud- can be obtained at the Cardinal Alnd Miller To Speak On Laurel Festival, will be victorious Student Council Representatives
To Be Chosen Later In
March; Rules Are
ed In Gift-Special office at 5 cents each. Each can, life's Voyage in the race.
Room Planned didate must receive at least 50 The four girls whose names ap,
___ · votes a week to remain in the con.. NEW OFFICERS ELECTED pear on the ballot printed else· Given
test. A bonus of 2 5 per cent of (Continued on Page 5')
OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS (Continued on Pa~e 2) The .Baptist Student Union of NOMINATIONS SOUGHT
. . the University will hold its second Bennett Plans To
A mustc library valued at $4,- "Adam and Eva," Last .Annual Banquet tonight, 6:30 at' Election of senior, junior, and
000 has been presented to the Play Set For May 11-12 the Broadway ~aptis~ Church for Start Camera Club sophomore c~ass officers of the
University of Louisville by the the purpose of mstalhng the newly . . . • . . College of Ltberal Arts for next
C · Co ti f N elected officers of the organization. Orgaruzatton Will Begin In Spnn~ I year will be held on the campus
arnegte. . rpora on . 0
. ew Zurfluh, Hopper Will Play lm· The officers who were recently Or Early Summer Monday, May 14. May 23 has
York. !hts library, conststmg of a portant Roles chosen are: president, Shelby A. . . been set at the date -for elections
collectl~n of recor?s, scores, and •• ., Miller; first vice-president, Julia Tentative plans are bemg made to the Student Council.
books, ts to be ava~lable. to all the Ada~ and Eva, by Boult?n Geiger; third vice-president, Jim· for a phot<;>grap~y dub to be start- Nominations for both elections
stude~ts of the Un~verstty and lo, and . M~ddleton, the. las~ major m.ie Taylor; secretary, Nannie Mae ed late this. spnng or early sum· are to be made by petitions, each
cate.d 1n a place whtch can be c?n' production of the Uruverstty Play .. Abell and corresponding secre· mer, according to Dr. Donald M. bearing the signatures of 25 Lib·
vemently re~ched. Accompanymg ers will be pr~sented Friday and tary, John G. Hicks. Bennett, .pro~essor of Physics in era.l Arts students. The nomtna'
(Continued on Pa~re 6) Satur~y eve~mgs, May 11 and The banquet, according to Miss ~peed Screntl~c School. The cl~b tions must be in the hands of the
12, Wlth a matinee Saturday after· Virginia Duggins, chairman, will ts to meet. t~ce monthly and ~11 Student Council one week before
U.-L. To Be In Second noon. . (Continued on Page 7) be open, tt Is expected, to all m· the date of the election: May 7 in
N d H k p M l6 There have been three changes terested in photography. the case of class elections and May
a • 00
·U ' ay made in the cast. Doris Counts TEST YOURSELF ON The club will probably have in· 16 for Student Council nomina ..
has replaced Janet Brumleve, as LAST WEEK'S NEWS formal meets with various mem· ticns.
llx.fi Three Piano Concerto To Be Julie; Carol Hooe, instead. of bers cooperating on taking, devel· Class offices to be filled are those
Presented--Overstreet, An- George Cassidy, as Lord Andrew; 1. Who is Sir Oswald Mosley? oping and enlarging pictures. (Continued on Page n
derson, Jolas are Soloists and Gladys Wakefield, in place of 2. What noted clergyman will Many think that tihs club will
. Jane Sanders, as Carinthia. speak at the U. of L. Commence· satisfy a long felt desire of the AWARDS TO BE GIVEN
The second coast,to,coast broad· The title roles are taken by E. ment? campus and that such a club CLASSIC STUDENTS
cast over the Columbia network Ollie Mershon, as .. Adam .. ; and 3. Who is the present Secretary would readily find a large mem·
to be given by the University of June Warden, as uEva." John of the Interior? bership. All interested in this pro· Mrs. J. B. Speed will offer $100
Louisville School of Music will be Zurfluh will play the part of Mr. 4. What noted exile was recent• ject are asked to see Dr. Bennett next year to the student who at ..
heard Saturday afternoon, May King, the distracted father of ly discovered to have harbored a in the Physics Building. tains the highest grade in elemen,
19, at 2:30 o~clock. At that time Eva; the very inter~..., character plot against the French Republic, It will be one of the objectives tary Greek. This will be open to
the Bach three,piano concerto of Aunt Abby is taken by Jane in the· royalist-communist- riot of of the club to enter into the an, any student in the university re,
with strings will be broadcast. The Elizabeth Hopper. The remainin~· last February? nual competition of the University gardless of class standing. Mrs.
soloists will be Comeille Over, parts will be played by: John S'. Who is the mayor of New of Wisconsin Camera Club, which SJ)eed will also offer $50 to the
street, Dwight Anderaon and Oventrut, as Dr. Delamater; and York City? is held for all the collep;e camera student who attains the highest
Jacques joJaa. (Continued on Paae I) Answers will be found on page 4 clubs of the country. grade in elementary Latin.