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THE MICHIGAN DAILY:

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1950



LEAD HALF TIME CHEERS:
High School Cheerleaders Meet Here

More than 2000 high school
cheerleaders had their fling in the
"big time" yesterday as they at-
tended a cheerleading clinic and,
performed between halves of the
football game here.
The cheerleaders, representing
279 high schools from all over
Michigan, were given an intensive,.
two-hour, course in cheerleading
techniques by the University
cheerleaders, led by Tom Tillman,
'51 Ed., yesterday morning at the
I-M building.
After hearing a lecture on the
finer points of the trade by Uni-
versity cheerleader Bill Parrish,
Grad., the high school cheerlead-
ers took to the gymnasium floor
axed held a mass practice session.
The enthusiastic students of,
cheerleading rocked the girders of'
the gym as they went through the
"Hello, Indiana," "Fight Fanfare,"
and "Skyrocket" cheers.
Cheerleaders interviewed gurgled
their enthusiasm for this first an-
nual Cheerleader Day, sponsored
by the Bureau of School Services.
Lorraine Grgewski of Detroit
Commerce High bubbled, "We all
think it's simply wonderful."
Newt Loken, gymnastics coach
and director of the cheerleaders,
said, "This is the greatest thing
that's ever happened to cheerlead-
ing. There are a few kinks to
work out, but this is definitely go-
ing to be an annual affair."

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CHEERLEADING SCHOOL - Girls from Adrian and Harbor
Springs High Schools get a few personal tips on cheerleading from
Tom Tillman, '51Ed, under the watchful eye of Ed Buchanan, '52
Ed, and Dick Hanna, grad, University cheerleaders.

What's Up
In the Dorms
(Any items of interest from any
dorm, co-operative or League house
should be reported to Alice Men-
cher at the Daily, 23241, or at Mar-
tha Cook.)
"What's in a name?"
The West Quad Council has ap-
proved a measure that recom-
mends changing the name of the
West Quad to Bursley Quad in
honor of the late Dean Joseph A.
Bursley.
IT WAS largely through his in-
terest and efforts that the dorm
system was established at Michi-
gan, and the new name would com-
memorate his work as the "father"
of the system.
The recommendation has been
turned in to Dean Walter, and
must be approved by the Board
of Governors and the Board of
Regents before the name can be
changed.
The Law Quad, Cooley and Win-,
chell Houses were guests at the
'arty' party given by Jordan, en-
titled "Mix-Master-Madcap." The
decorations and theme of the mix-
er carried out the artist motif.
* * *
Each resident in Martha Cook
is expected to know the name of
every other woman in the dorm,
and so an annual 'name calling'
contest is held.
The residents assembled to take
this year's quiz under the super-
vision of Adele Hager, '51, who in-
formed them of the dire conse-
quences that would ensue should
they fail to name everyone cor-
rectly. "It isn't worth the bother
to cheat," she said.
When the contest was over, one
disguested co-ed, whose friends
had written illegibly, quoted sadly,
"What's in a name?"
'U' Regent to
Speak at Hill
Roscoe O. Bonisteel, University
Regent, will speak on "From One
Regent's Point of View" at 4 p.m.
on Wednesday in the Rackham,
Lecture Hall.
Regent Bonisteel has practiced
law since 1912 when he was ad-
mitted to the Michigan bar. Dir-
ector of the Michigan State Bar
Association from 1932 to 1935, he
has been a member of the Board
of Trustees Alumni Fund since
1935. A member of the American
Bar Association from 1937 to 1939,
he was also appointed regent of
the University in 1946.
Regent Bonisteel will speak
under the auspices of the Speech
Department.

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members of the University. Notices
for the Bulletin should be sent in
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2552 Administration Building, by
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1950
VOL. LXI, No. 42
Notices
University Community Center,
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Sun., Nov. 12, Village Church
Fellowship (interdenominational):
10:45 a.m., Church Services, Rev.
Levai; Sunday School. 4:30 p.m.,
Discussion Group; Pot-luck Sup-
per.
Mon., Nov. 13, 8 p.m., Modern
Dance Class; Nursery Board Meet-
mng.
Tues., Nov. 14, 8 p.m., "Inter-
view with India," book review by
author, John F. Muehl.
Wed,. Nov. 15, 8 p.m., Dressing
Room Committee Meeting; Cera-
mics.
Thurs., Nov. 16, 8 p.m., Cera-
mics; Choir Practice.
Employment Interviews:
A representative from the North
American Aviation Aerophysics
Laboratory, Downey, California
will be interviewing at the Bu-
reau of Appointments on Mon.,
Nov. 13. They are interested in
Electrical, Mechanical, Aeronau-
tical, and Chemical Engineers,
Physicists and Applied Mathema-
ticians getting a Bachelor's degree
in February and in the upper 25
percent of their class. They are al-
so interested in interviewing Mas-
ter and Ph.D. candidates who will
be getting their degrees in June
or sooner. The Aerophysics Lab-
oratory is engaged in research,
development, and production of
long-range guided missiles and
automatic flight and fire control
equipment. Openings are in the
electronic, electromechanical, pro-
pulsion, aerodynamics, and struc-
tures fields. For further informa-
tion and appointments call the
Bureau of Appointments, Ext. 371.
The office will not be open Satur-
day.
Lectures
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the Department of Psychology,
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