The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-24
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CAMPUS
CONFETTI
BY ISABELLE DEsKINs

ANN ARBOR. - Hello again,
well-the fall term in Ann Arbor
Town has started with a bang, and
with lots OF fine talent floating
around. And believe it or not, TO
and from classes. we are able TO
see more people than have been
enrolled at Mich. for quite awhile.
Maybe we can blame il on the re-
turning vets
Had fine get-acquainted party
al the BLOUSE on Halloween eve
ming. Dancing and refreshments
and all quite congenial. Thanks to
Mrs. Britt. householder. Course il
was a slight mix up on dates cause
we couldn't tell who came with
whom and who left with whom.
FIR instance, didn't see the great
Spoon come in with anybody, but
saw both Arlena Scott and Marga-
ret Eaton during the mite. Wonder
whose gonna be the lucky gal this
season course he may intend
to play il cool so the way will be
cleared when Barbara LOOMS puts
in her appearance for the spring
term. Seems that Lucian White
has hitched his wagon To star
Gloria TwisualeI. and is she
cute! Hope Evelyn Dorsey has no
bizness on the campus this season
cause that won't be so nice.
Didn't see Margie Beck come in
with Allan Pyke. but got a glimpse
of her leaving with somebody in
co2nito wonder who the
lucky guy was? Saw the Maestro"
Carroll Little playing the field as
usual Seems still to be looking |
over the crop before he makes his
decision. Met Tommy Flake. flight !
officer from Goodwin Field, KY. !
who plans to end his three years
leave of army life and return to
Mich, where he will complete his /
work in chemistry Also ran into
Charles Fondeville. June grad of |
Miller high. Understand he was
Coach Will Robinson's ace man on |
the basketball team. Charles resides !
in Fletcher Hall plans 10 run
track in the spring and hopes TO
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der who the bombshell is al the
Harrison's house that causes /
all the men to linger there !
that come calling FIVE at a time
My! My!
THE WHOLE GANG turned out
to the Mich. MINI. game to see
Fritz Chrysler's Boy Wonder,
Leonard Ford from Morgan-6 #.
1 and 2l5 lbs. OF man. land do
mean many. He played the whole
game too--it was great! Lenny
nails from Washington. D. C., and
attended Morgan prior TO coming
here. where he is majoring in ply
steal education, along with Civ
ing us thrills in his left end po-
sition with the Wolverines.
After the game we all went out
TO the McLauehton's on Woodlawn.
to an after game party. Same peo-
le still fun.
Turned culture conscious last
Sunday and heard Paul Robson.
who opened the concert season.
Quite naturally even standing
room only was sold out Needless
to say, he is still carrying his own
and is as wonderful as ever. He is
one OF the most versatile artists in
the American concert scene, Robe
son won Phi Beta Kappa honors in
college and letters in four sports.
He was selected as an all-American
end in football for two years. In
II DDE &c
boxer and is distinguished in the
theatre. He was born in Prince
ton. N. j., he took his arts degree
at Rutgers and his law degree at
Columbia. He also holds an hon.
orary Lid. degree from Hamilton
College. Robson has appeared in
such play successes as Emperor
Jones" All Gods Chillun." Black
Boy" and "Othello." His dis
tinguishing career is credit TO
America as whole.
THE APES OPENED the rush
season with a smoker, Friday night,
at Julia's tea room. for all new
males on the campus. We under
stand il was quite an affair and
that all enjoyed themselves. A
few gathered around at Rids
house for an exclusive after party
you can bet the Lark House
was we'll represented. Speaking OF
the Lark House. with its good food
and glamorous gals. there's nothing
like it and nothing lacking! The
address is 507 Glen-anybody in
terested in the phone number, see
me privately. Mrs. Lark is still
leading in popularity as a favorite
house-mams And by the way. hear
that Ann Chapman is house
mother this year. too.