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              Dr. Nelson Is Norry Speaker I Addresses Student Body at Mass Meeting for Annual Gridiron Classic Dr. E. H. Nelson, speaking before the Northumberland student body at as mass meeting on Friday, provoked a f real laugh when he staged a threatened tomato barrage, reminisemt of skirmishes between supporters of Northumberland and Sunbury football teams on the eve of the annual clash of these neighboring schools. This year, Sunbury newsmen and school authorities observed, was marked with no pre-game battles, the first peace has reigned supreme in the history of the series. In order to break up these antics, which have resulted at times in property damage, the schools for the pregame mass meetings exchanged bands. Sunbury musicians were at Northumberland and seated in front of the auditorium. Dr. Nelson, hearing about the tomato throwing antics of the past, took a small bag of the "fruit" with him. Before taking the platform he left the tomatoes with one of the band boys and asked him to pass them out among musicians in the front row. Instructions were followed and when the local educator got up to speak he inquired, "Say what have you fellows got down there." The presence of the tomatoes got a real laugh. W. C. Phillips, of the Northumberland High School faculty, said the stunt was staged entirely through the initiative of Dr. Nelson and was thoroughly understood and enjoyed by the faculty and student body. The talk was of a humorous nature and Phillips said "every one thoroughly enjoyed it. The talk was not the usual football talk but it kept every one in good spirits." Northumberland County Alumni Association of B.S.T.C. Plans Reunion 2.4 The Northumberland county alumni association of the Bloomsburg State Teachers College will hold a reunion Wednesday night at 6:30 o'clock at the Marble Hall Hotel in Mount Carmel. A program has been arranged, and a number from the college will attend. A delegation of Bloomsburg faculty will be guests. In addition to the dinner, a film of college life at Bloomsburg will be the main feature. In looking over the records, the cammittee found that the first Mount Carmelite was graduated from Bloomsburg in 1888. To date there are 66 alumni; considering those in Mount Carmel Township and the near vicinity there are over 100. Among the districts in Northumberland county which will bs represented at dinner are Shamokin, Sunbury, Watsontown, Kulpmont, Herndon, Mt. Carmel Mt. Carmel Township, Marion Heights'. - "??? - / Huskies Drill Only Lightly ??? _ y ~ . To Work on Fundamentals Again Today in Preparation For Shippensburg Away Encouraged???although a bit chagrinned???over Saturday's football results, the Bloomsburg Huskies today will go back to fundamentals, blocking and tackling, for the basis of their workout as they prepare for an invasion of Shippensburg State Teachers College this week. Only a light workout was held on the hill yesterday. Coach Austin Tate reported that none of his players had been hurt in the 21-18 loss to Lock Haven Saturday. Philip Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. 'r-3?.. Harry Moore, of Northumberland, was the guest of Prof, and Mrs. Howard F. Fenstemaker, of West street, reently, when both observed their birthdays. The former is a student at Bloomsburg State Teachers College, f > Bowling ??? f-in Totals 915 883 868 2666 High man single, Manning, 214; high man three games, Manning, 598; high team single, Pursel, 915; high team three games, Pursel*2666. *. Totals 650 757 798 2205 High man single???Baylor???2oo. High man three games???Koch and Baylor???49s. High team single???Derr's???Boo. High team three games???Derr's-23.15. > Shades of Joyce Kilmer; Man-Made Tree Sprouts J it __ 4k A |i-ri . / %/ M* With all due respect to Joyce Kilmer, a man-made tree ???grew??? in Main street???s business section last night. It grew and grewand so did the crowd. A young chap stopped the passing show as he flourished a young tree, about three inches in diameter, and sang Kilmer???s best known poem, ???Trees.??? Just to prove his sincerity he brought along not only the tree but the fertilizer???a whole wheelbarrow full. The modern ???Johnny Appleseed,??? S who planted trees in the middle west, apparently was a student at the Bloomsburg State Teachers College put up to the stunt by upperclassmen. His identity was not immediately learned. . Class of 1943 at  Teachers College Holds Social Function r~n ' / The Class of 1943 of the Bloomsburg State Teachers College held its first social function as a class group when a "Kid party" took place in the college gymnasium. The freshmen all dressed as youngsters aged 6 months to 12 and the festivities of the evening were appropriately, kid style. Following a prepared program, games such as "Farmer in the Dell," "London Bridge," 'Go in and out the Window" were played. After the games a grand march was held and prizes awarded, Lollypops and other refreshments were served during the evening. I The committee on entertainment was composed of the following: Bob Llewellyn Dick Mathes, Ed. Hollis, yA,^!d?eton' Ruth H??Pe and Eleanor Althoff. The following program was presented during the evening: Monologue??? Llewellyn, Wilkes-Barre; quintuplete recitation-Hazel O'Brien, Benton! B^nt??n; Vu,*ini* Law.' Catherini TlllG: RlS* Mong' Danville; Catherine Jones, Shickshinny twins! aWned??C?h??HJaCknan+d 3*  and Ruth Hope, Coatesville; tap dance FSabJeetrkiSS' F??rty F??rt'  E MiSr Si^3"' Wyoming,  E. Miller, Wilkes-Barre, Mary Kelley Pottsvi le; Polly Wolly * Doodle* S?? tbsss -asr S Business Education Club Plans for Annual Picnic "* 10*7-' The Business Education Club of the ?,??Ts?urg State Teachers College I wn o u iS annual picnic at Columskaw* .?"rsday afternoon. Roller ???S *, W+ ! be one of the entertainment features of the afternoon and | dancing will feature the evening The refreshment committee assures that vided for0*10" WiU bG adequately Pro" The faculty sponsors of the Business pLp????ey' -d,r????? of the business education department; Prof. Walter Rygiehand Miss Margaret Hoke Milton Moose Bucher 180 114 175???519 187 167-499 196 200???527 156 178???515 180 143???508 893 856 2568 Pursel 142 178???469 205 149???518 158 176???518 214 173???598 164 182???563 National League Derr's Saunders 151 175 148-^*74 Henderson 166 181 147???494 Kashner . 126 188 149???463 Fornwald 142 too 187???429 Baylor ... 200 156 139???495 Totals . 785 B. S. T. C. 800 770 2355 Williams . 117 188 168???473 Keiter ... 133 159 175???467 Koch .... 139 175 181???495 Nemo 135 135 135???405 Low score 126 100 139???365