Document 1860845

Student - Faculty
Set-op Discussed
Cap and Hells' Production
New
Of %Mom' Reviewed
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VOLUME
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`News' Holds Fall
ARDMORE.
Tense Moments in
Cs
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Seventsi.' Named
Seventeen members of the Fresh
men clans god one sophomore end
junior were elected to the
one of tie. News. The new additions
to the boeiness staff are: Drew Leori.1,
Fred Ifillepeugh and Gorden Werner
The appointments to the News Ater
were the following: John Benton,
Malcolm Brown, John Midweek; John
Kittredge, Mandrel Stutithe,- Yokn
Semeredike. Philip Stansbury, John
Tamer, and Meth Winn. Appointed
to the Sports staffma-reThemse Goldemith, John Leggett, Richard [AnaeMorrieon,.Howafd Tay
mi a
lor. Donald Allan, and Richard Gundry were oleo elected as NEWS Staff
Associates.
College Offers Nine
Non-Academic Units
The non-aeademic program for the
Winter term eterts Immediately after
the 'fbankagiving holiday, and ends
on Morrh Id All students intending
to participate he the non -acadernie
program beast attend the organisational-meetings on Monday, Noreen.
her 2f1
4t00.
Nine Unite Offered
Official registration for the program will take place in the gym 'on
the afternoon bf Tuesday, November
The Rehire Of instruction being, offered title spring are: Cornmenite
• Center Activities (Mr. Hetael),Draw.
• Mg and Painting (Mr. Trite Janaeke), Music. Appreeiation 1 (Mr.
Reese), Photography (Mr. Wilson),
Public Speaking (Mr. Snyder), Media
Communication (Mr. Benham), Th.:
tee Arta (-Mr. Then), Weekend Work
Camps (Mr. Meted), sod WeedgerkMr. Holmes).
.
into to another
eitknge
or to physical education moat
made before the mwand meeting of
thounit jn gleielsehe student we. orffeleally..enrelled. Credos will be ginee ee..satinfacterye or "ureettigt.
.4 grade „of "uneatisfactory"
necessitates repetition of the unit, or
enrollment
meth ether part of Mao
nonowadereie ;propene, eta charge of
b5.00 per term. Student. may not out
more then a week's work (9 hours) in
any unit. Ovemetting wilt result in
'idinciplinary action."
the `
rvice Fund
rosh Elected
s, News Staffs
Appointments to the staff of the
Newn *uremia& lent Tnewley. Along
with the selections for the stall,
eeted Spotie Ed.
AHd Tilley w
tar red Derwin rocker Feature.
Editor.
David Tilley, • gr.luate of Brooklyn Pelmethoical Prep, .haa worked
on the New. for three yeses,. Last
year be was appointed to the poet
of Sports Editor. Tend. his op.
peintraent was confirmed by electien
and be will continue to fill the third
page. He will be aided by Dev2,1
Western, when appointment es As.
Meta. Spores Editor was also con
frerned this year.
The management of Features wee
decided by the eleetion of 'Darwin
Prockop and Boa Seder to the positions of Features and lieshennt Feetures 'Editors itelmeetieely. Preekefe
a graduate of. Palmerton High, Feb
merlon, Penna., wee a member of
the ntaff of "The Mirror." He hem
been Retire on the Nene for one yen.
/ten See
tory,"
n
E d Work Camps
Week End
Active Again This Year
Weekend work memo ie Philadelphia will again be sponsored by the
college (hie year. The college will
pay the three dollars camp hoarding
expenses for both resident end day
etudente.
Free cute of ,Saluedity done. will
- be permitted 'although [hone who
wish to return may do so.
Haverfordians Who are litterdated in weekend work eempie .,wher
re tileir non-academic progratiC or
forane or two visits, sheeld contact
Dr.' Hated, engineering professor,
for additional totennetiea,
Drive Officially Opened
By Collection Speech
The Haverford College S..,
Fund, formerly HEM has set • nee
MO goal for this year's etude. elm •
ity rontriltetiona Chairman Pool
Cates announced 'on Saturday. The
around campaign mend officially t,,..
day with Alt ire Fteldh rellecti,
speeds pinisilig $C-SF.
The e'Viarlfam Man"
. . which opened Cap aid Bah ilranut4r WWW1 With preformt
f aces last Friday cad Saturday raigbln in Sue Manx'. 17,4hall Hall
Reid called his ep.ch the -Welfare
Men," ameantraetee with the well
welfare state."
- known expression
Hie speech was mntered around the
action tin
the attaMment of social weLeare.
Bishop 'Excellent' as Liliont th.
In -Cap and Bells Production ...1,14:7:g;,rr:"h"id 71:
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Buddy
Witham and hie orchestra, whom Walter Winchell has called aPhillra bid for bill name
band honors," will play for the Varsity Club formal dance this Saturday eVgning from 9 WI I.
Weller. will bring his entire company, including Kay Justice, brunette vocalist; Four Berk
and an Orchid. his new "melovocal quintette- t. Ellis Tollin, drummer; and the Williams Melody
club singers.
Th e dance committee ham ruled that no corsages are to be worn at the Afire.
men glee
Buddy and Spike .. .
„odor. soy...b., if
J.V. mere, Swarthmore, 2-p.m..
he re
Varsity cross reentry. Siserth
more, 2 pm., hem
Felder. -Nosembee. 111
Vanity soccer, Swarthracte. 2
pm., here
J.V. football. Swarthmore,
p.m.. here - Pep roar. 7130 p.m.
Square dance,- 8:00 p.m.
pniblein of morel Mlfare and rte
Bare toy, Norentber 19
.
- definitely not suited for amateur pro- erne in prom..ng individual concern
Varsity football, Swarthmore,
for this problem. He avid that • eeryduction.
Weer
ice fund ouch an HOSE provides a
'
Bill Blidiop Exeellent
Varsity Club Dance, 9 pan to
program for creative thinking thy
1 ant. Founders Ball Roam
The lead won Wei4d
rumor
found
like
of
which
is
net
to
be
- vent
reedy by William Bisbee. As Lillemt one governmental Protr...
,
Tanday, November, 22
the ne'er-do-well roeght with a heart
Athletic
Collectibn
HERD Na Longer
of gold, he .was excellent. In several
mimes a conflict wee
between The old MoveTOd Emergency ReLiliomb tough natiwe, which allows lief rt.. (HERD) was originallv
him to beet .his wire with iinpallity, formed in 1947, eeben an organized
and himeenerienee, which is 'revolted system was urgently needed for the
by his brutality. These guile ditheult disteibutlen of fends to charities.
scenes were very well done. Bishop'. Since it has et. henna, a permanent
was definitely a professional perform- Haverford activity, it was decided
BY Vierue Joweot
this fall that the .nie should no
enee.
The fell team, sneer, football, and
Haverford College SereJulie, Lilionte long suffering and damned to
Kill be Whine forward
ememegentrY
.IPIlainar -Wisner Comfort, retired abused wife, was played brEfilla lattiffuad.
this week, as they here heen for the
Preeident of Haverford College, woke roo der Croat, who
HCSFie ambition, according to
taking part
at Collection on Tuesday, Nov. 8. On •in her fins college firoduetion. Her fettle, is to find appropmete charities past six, to meetins their chief Avg,
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life et Haverford In the past, and perkier:re des not quite as good for Reverters( to support, and then is Swarthmore.
The student body in awaiting the
also on some of the problems' that se he limbences. All through the arouse student Interest in these peeWhile
combat for Mffereat reasons.
fare college studetite today.
play all *mimed to be straining e [ems. Perhaps their moat important
ear hoe been the au, they want to see Havettard beat hell.
leiwly Tonne Secluded
dttle too hard for elect Liliem was tlaeiaion thin y
out of the ferret sGUade ,they .twit
ration
of
1500
toward
the
tuition
of
Y
First, he talked of how the Hever- trite only during his depth scene;
ford scholars of 19135 to MN were Julie Wan slightly trite all the way displaced person. Vice-Preeident Meegements
quite secluded—lent to their own re- throu gh the play. Her emotions and Intoeh ie now-making ;arran
Sections and the "etrengthening of matures w ere over.acted. If it had for a DP to enter Haverford In FebBe eons Krreeeene
The Cap I Belle started their-season with some excellent acting in Mel.
no's Linn.. The -.sting wee good,
and the acting on the whole, was excellent. The only weakness in the
Oodeetion was the choice of • ptey.
Lilian is completely passe, and Is
she.
I
leaven Kept Secret
Eavure to he given out promise to
. t highlight of the dance. but-they
,,e been enshrouded in deep secrecy.
la,t year's forme were compacts
,raped with the InotMls of the Her.
-.bid Varsity Club.
1,ckete for the eretire weekend wet
.,,-, 1S40. and will not be sold for
ndtvidual event. alone. The corm
Mite. fame le neceesary to -raise the
price from the- earlier announce:
$4.80 to cover inereased conte of refreshmente and favors. The Wesel,
ChM !tepee to clear about '5100 from
the events of the weekend.
Bm11,.
All the athletic eeentsetept ths
football game will be held at Haver[out On Thursday come Cross Country and Junior Varsity goner contests. On Enday the Ford Junto,
w,„.„.a,,,; 'area,
Vervity football and meter reams will
the Carnet,
Jovec1"Y
Mxstru, and
P.1 ".""
The traditional '''L
bonfire and Per
rally wig be' -held on Friday night
Paint Smears, Splashes Martth. —r
• Haver Weal
Haverford-GarnetFriendship
W. Comfort Advises
Students in Choice
Of Friends, Courses
character and the forwarding of
scholarship" — quite unlike modern
students, who have a great many distraction and comparatively little inducement to improve themselves.
Hy the your 1890 beards among
students were quite fashionable, but
the college strictly forbade the gr.:Mg of mustachios. There were neither
wawa secretaries no any other female employees 'on camp.; Haverford was a veritable me.etery. The
student population being under a hundred, there -were few activities--not
even the NEWS.
Today'a Student. Advised
Following the. rerniniesterien, Dr.
Comfort 'advised r,-the student.. that
the mein goal ire college is to "Increase your mental ability;', pod that
the "enema and study matter do'not
matter." In ehoming your friends,
he said, de not atith too,exclusively
to your; own age anotipp.yese Ada/atm.. enn help YOU about See mere
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than co.emporartes.
$1.00 A YEAR
Williams and Orchestra
ntrib011i5 To Highlight ,Varsity Weekend
Named
Seven
BOA„
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1919
Goal Set at$3,000 Buddy
.
not been for .
over-acting, she. mitrY',rd..; rod iorrogarario
would have given a very eredihle performence.
Collections this year will be on the
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Supporting Parts Good
some inetallmeat-plan Wale as they
Some of the supporting parte were have been in the past Volunteer stuplayed very well. Wary Allen, As Mrs. dent merit.; vele. have each meet
Muskat, the predatory cement owner who wishes to do no sign a pledge
who loved Litho, woe completely he- saying how much the donor &wen Le
lievalde. Her alternate Moods of give melt month. The solicitor will
scorn and humblenees suited the Part then canoes these pledged amount.
as they fill due.
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Continued Page 4. Cot. 4 .
Profs In Profile:
`DIXIE' DUIVN; BIOLOGY PROF,
HUNTS REPTILES IN PANAMA
h h
. The
first .queinteme wk.- teeth- For thirteen years Dr. Dunn taught
men have with Biotin°,
""- at Smith College lassitude* es.
an Al,
doebteelly the chief remembrance they distant 2oelogist and ending
an
Em-
i`fTY Oiay
Pr°h"-°T
Aiseeiale Professor. 'Rs, retorned
men Reld Duna In sport coat and E.yed,,,,,
saddle shoes, entering the teeter,' i929 ,and in 1031
room In first'flOor RhaePlese,
weer
ghteogy,
an the lights from the melte), underDr. Mee hen-made men telt. to
the
""th
"p, f laring. '"'Y Central and South Anwriee sonre
for a miente. invent.,
at his
thirteen in all—and has a. brood
gully scribbling pomething on the
'" '"o"
Maintaining that Gestalt psychol- blackboard, and presently nettling k"'"I'" - of ""nr."
:Chntinued .Page
Cot ,
ogy le superior to all other types of down to a lecture.
psychology, Pro-lesser Rodney Firth
Ultderites and
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of ;Swerthrtiere College, gave an en
Yet beneath this glum exterior lies
t ailing talk to the Haveiford .Phil.- a distinct wit, which needs only - one
ophy Club Thursday night. on ,"The of its favorites subjects—ouch as the
triplication° of Gestalt Psychology Ulseerin or T. S. Ellote HIppopota
for Motadtthien.
ms--to brine it into full flowering..
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Two Theatres of Perdmitten
Dr. Dunn was born ne1894 In AlexAt the start of hie address. Mr.
andria, Virginia, and attended . the
Firth explained the difference In vieEpiscopal High School of Virginia.
.] perception, asseen thmugh pey- He then matriculated at Haver-ford
cholegy or the sense denim *SOY, and woe graduated In the floes of
and Gestalt psychology or the per
'15. The tenoning year -he receleee
✓ept theory.
his A.M.-at Haverford, end he tonic
Accenting to the sense delete
his Ph°. from Harvardin 1921.
theory People will react differently
Snake-Collecting at Sieteen
to n stimulus. For example if a poet
and eurveyor Coke a walk and come
Professor Du. hid little d(Teulty
ae on a green field, the poet Will see in Making his profession. ills interest
many lne. in the arise, while the In Biology dates back to hie dope at
euiveyer will nee nothing but a mans Episcopal Academy, where he started
of gran. The other hoer in the field a colleetion of birds and Athos. Ili,
-eta there.an 'the time Int the ear- rcolor thee. at Haverford was one
4eyeiteidi- nee notfre'them, and, as titled 'Variations In a Brood o.
Mr: irth explained; Jf he does. not Water Snake," Co the earteint no
. . Prohisor 1.stisitm•
notice the other hues they do net page 108 the Class of 1915 Record
Delelte,
Biology Defiarhunre
he Is found sampler enindly in a bed,
exist.
Herd, - is this water "prof, in
fondly =Belied by representatives of
Continued Page 4, Co(, 5
Profile."
Prof. Firth Upholds
Gestalt Psychology
tees...peones.
Salamander Expert .
Davison Composition
Leads Works Heard
At Sunday's Concert
Harerfords. second student concert
of G. year, presented lark Sunday
evening in the Common Room teaLured interpretations of thice
•sonatas. by John Davison, averford
student; Alfred Swat, Progesso of
Music, and Nicholas. Meitner, contemporary. Rued. composer.
Reeenblich gad Ronbakine
Playing these works were the excellent team of Eric Rosenblite, vidlinlst, and Hods Roulpikinc. pianist.
The violinist'. tone was doh, and the
technique of both meg nosily met the
reqdremente of the
Nieholas Meitner hoe become quire
well known recently in the musical
world and is looked upon by some es
the eaviour who will rescue us from
the dilemma of modern music. Mt
sonata played teat Sunday did not
quite seem to w.rant such a claim.
It was a work full of first-rate mimical Ideas, on the whOle well presented,
but slightly too long and at times dlr.
fun.
Illedniefe music stenas from the
and
early
tw""frth
.""1"ri
inflate.
by other
comeners chow.
the
period. The senate is original in the
+men of eat; being • copy of ...ether
composer's style. but it ehowe noth
Continued Page 4, Cot 7
$1,000 in Primes Offered
By Tomorrow Magazine
Priees totaling 110e0 ere being offered 'hy.Temorrow Mageelne in the
fourth renewal of its annual College
writene Short Story Contest
Find. prier is IMO; ,aecond 1200.
and third VW- The manuscripts will
be Judged by the editore of Tomorrow
and the editors of Creative Age
Press.
Pelee winning nodes will be pub.
tithed in the miring and summer of
1951/.. AIL other numunripte Wilt be
considered for publication as regular
emtritiutions and paid for at Tomorrow's regular rates.
EOtries should be addressed to College Conte., ?mom. Maga... 11
Ease 44th Street, New York 17, New
York. The deadline is Jarroary 15,
1950.
one of the finest athlete* that
has preduted
recent
""'' '" enestee of
ream
Other speakers will also poticipate.
with interest the extra-cure... anGame Time 2 P. M.
thilies. There has been a long Hee
A large display of fireworks will
imidente between the two college.,
highlight the pep rally, although no
not ensnare of the sort to penman ground firewerks will be net off. After
brotherly love. although we' know it the rally a Near, dance will be held
Ls there, deep down,
in the gym. An orchestra made up.
Haverford Diaceatifieee Rrealrg
of Haverford student!, will play, and
In 1925 the 48-year football- rivalry- reefreehmenta will Are nerved.
en brought to a dote by the HaveThe big glum will star at 2 p. m.
ford mbetnietration when they end, Saturday site... at Swarthmore.
di
Buses will be provided for all Sheen
"Haverford's representative, de- who need transportation. Tickets
clam it is unwise to finish the season must be bought st Haver-ford in order
with a college whose widely differieg to take advantage of the special nuathletic and .holantie policies pre• dent litiee of 57.20. Only two ?diets
duce a rendition of inequality in footContinued Pa ge 1, Col. 0
ball competition..
In shore the Haverford administration implied that Swarthmore. was
S9118012
using rineern. Oh; Immoral
to
Swarthmore Improves Police
Tice Gay and Bells Club is offering
Friendly eelationships between the
colleges, on the football field, were to friends • sermon tiekrt for all Pe
renewed in 1941, at the instigation of production's thin year. The ticket
Presidents John ;Eason 'and Felix 00ets $.5.7e end represents a saving of
Morley. The game was played at ;1.50 Over the regular admissipn prier
Haverford that year and at Swarthof 11.20 per predurtiOn.
s the next. There were loud huzThe Deaf. Club and the Derma
zahs' et the amount of good sportsmanship displayed between the rem- Cued of Bryn Mew.' will present three
petithre and spectators of both col- Plays ;turag the year, including
t... There was Just one din,* of Elizabeth the Queen. by Maxwell Aa.
nasty temeer in '42 when sumo dieson. On Februery 24 the Glre
SIVEirthriler, high /wheel embrace de- Club end the boot, Mnwr College
eared to save their numenkee Seal Cher. will offer a program includingContinued Page 4, (el
Vaughan Williams' Maas in C
Cap & Bells Club Offers
Tickets
Friends
PLUTOCRATIC PIFTH ENTRY
NEXT DORM ADDED TO LLOYD
the Population of tinny rooms. in
, BY; Ercearo Gan NT
Lloyd has doubled; bit lb pletecratic
kv.the time of the construction of
fifth (appropriately) enteY there hoe
first and ,rand entries the college
been no chunge from the ornrinel
was In the midst of a bending
three. At the same tenth as the buildsplurge. The period between 1891
ing of fifth ,the cottage had plans
and 1912 saw the conetenetion of
drawn up by. Semaanisen and Page
Whiten, the Gymnasium, Roberts
for 'third and fourth entries. Judging
Hall, 4-he -Union. the ;Chemistry Labby Seaton Sehieedbi'S records these
oratory, and the Infirinery as well as
are the only three entries which were
Nee-lifting jobs on Founders and the
'thinned: the others' must hare just
Library.
happened that way...
Hy . (913, however, all the . "nevr.
Two More- built
had worn of the two bntriee of Lloyd,
and students .were beginning to get
The gap between second and fifth
a little dubioas ebout the long prom- entries mat have been rather picfeed addition,
turesque, but when the college deStrawbridges Denate
cided to build two more entries to
The announcement in the spring of 1518 with money given by Horace E.
1913 that 'the Strawbridge family, had Smith, Wi, a prominent Philadelphia
given an entry to the renege in Mem- hestheesmee end various other donory of Justus Strawbridge was wel- ors. the NEWS expressed the opint... by students with some pleas- ion that the new entries "add greature but more doubt, The College ly to the looks of that part of the
Weekly of, October, 1515, states that,
although students were dubiou s in ' ' The 'College"decided td elaree .thhel
the spring about theetting Moms id entry "Kinsey" after a prominent '
an unbilt dorm, .New Lloyd, heir- early Quaker. They probably did not
ly finishee. and, after erawhng :over take Into consideration at that time
piles of lumbar -and several carpen- 'the lustre that was to be added to
ters, it was very easy to get to one's that' name by an Indiana professor
and the manufacturer Of a genial
As many of.. know Only too Well, beverage,
Wednesday, November 16, 1949
HAVERFORD NEWS
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HaverFora News
&Mr—K.:rata'. M. .Stoats.
Basinen. Algoo0er.--Themes'Ster,
Managing Editor—Anthony Mori,
Spoilt Edilar—Divii Tilley,
News Edifoo—Freckeitk Hrerol, bitted :-.•,rrt, John Wirt.
Pboto-Oph)eoEditnrilobert Brown, 'Weiler Eosin.
Avrisiout Sport. blifor—David \Western.
Memel Editor—yFloyd Peed.
Frahm. Editra—parwin Prockop.
err F.dilar—Gus Seder. , •
A-1 ,0141.11
E.whante Edilue.,Edgartun Grant.
Aleattger—Donald Cole. -
ALUMNI NEWS
The Stirring Saga of:
Vaveoevret 7nee
The A a stogy abode a lrer, a levellin willow bee whirl, alwif ',Agin
:I.:SIMONS, 1f it I fad story, a truly fill a/ Caw god lendeorts. It al
hese. 'mu. !girth, de; wrens! sealer ago on l bey.. Maw Campos . .
YE PAH, ONE--kTHE MESSAGE
A student of Ilssrerford College sax amain, the tree-emittered emitm or our neiglibor.mtlime.one afternoon He felt One. ft wae a Wert
kind of day that fill: une withrhe was for Iivine. Soddenly m this IIIIIMMIordian passed Ly the building known es -Goodhart. a cloud mssed Mee the
Neu, Atn.riates=lionahl Allar,Jdra demon. Malcolm Brown. Robert .un. awl a .111 wied swept across his beck. It was a rise that all was not
GessId Predrid, Richard Gonda, Jon Cur ocher, sell. And it wes-ret.
Chase, lir hest
itrhert flarrotiond. John Midweek. Clark Johnson. John Kittredge,
Fa- es row hero- looked shoal. he noticed . tree that was not there.,That
,
Harold Miller, Hesen,l ll'Neilt, WiElbm Pelts, Taylor Putricy, Iier- s, a tree that had beerithem but no longer was. He sensed foss pley! A
Jehn Smeeredike. Philip Stansbury. Peter Tapke. John weeping willow tree, with great. weeping branehea. had diessapeared from
,chel
Tont.. Mitch Winn.
at franc of Coodhart-Hall - -..without a trete! Gard Shades of Sherlock!
' Our hero rushed to the grounds crew chief. "It's gone." he babbled.
Gomm. Victor towers, John Leggett-Prichard
Sport,
tineense, etilbee Morriwn. I-rod Oder. Thumb Rob, Howard Tay- -Gone. / toll You. Gone! Cone!" The grounds-keeper's eye, narrowed.
5irle 1 What's glum,"
yr. Bud Walker.
W
The trectilto weeping willow tree!"A
, •-:„._
1 wee it! It had
yeah. Blew down tel -yr-m, Wear.?
lab yeah
I
trod Millipmelt, CortionoWerner.
Airstem
't,er
hien. In th.e
low,
And
note
our
hero
me
the
message
.
Pnbint,1
IlarrrfOrd Cale, ;1,14:4 Ihr,,nehont
Inie of the Gm ..-Inh sere Priotthe company, ge,f(illm- the fa thers of throe-college cooperation.
11,411.1.• ■ car. Printed fr
Father. he was rated upon to replace this tree an the Bryn Mawr Campus
&n.f,
Anion., Pg.
as a eyed.] of everlasting friendship. He hurried off to find a tree.
at the Arbon, Pg., Po, Of In'r, mac' Ail
Entered et sv,and-rim,
YE PART TWO—TpE TREE SECURED
aliteispory.„ Agfoot 24, 1012,
Where dues one lied-a tree iehen.one is in a hurry! Hew does one
sorry tires about and, Mont them? These technical difIlmaiss whirled
mound in our hero's mind ns he vet out. Ta head of the grounds mew had
supported his Ann. He wanted the tree. Ilse. He should .I.Ve one. A
Once again the seemingly everlasting problem of student- symbol of Bryn Mider-Haverford friendship. A lassatiefl. looting 01.00w.
faculty relation.., haeleetrought to our attention. We admit All original ides. People don't go 'ironed giving other people trees every
that there are many probl 43 which are inure serious; an far no
Finally. a tier eas found. A bashful eighbfoot weeping' Mlle. hiding
we know, no member of the Haverford Community has been del• egated In Norristown State Hospital for excessive worrying n the corm, of a tree nursery. The tree was bought. It eras hauled to
Maar dad plaeed there, ready for planting.
about student-faculty relations, Nevertheless, as members of a BrynIt was a distinctive tree. It had six leaves and a kind of scholarly slump
- close knit vommunity,all of on should he concerned with this le ill thin, dole sinsusehes. Yet there Ives . humility about the tree. It
Problem in human relations.
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knew it was -pert of a great minion of 11101(4111p.
Year after year, the great majority of students express a YE PART THREE--TIFINGS HAPPEN '
desire for closer person-to-person contact with members of the .
A trerhart been needed- A tree had been tound. ' All was, in madineee.
faculty. At the same time, many professors have wished that it would be a tenet plaritihn. Only a few close friends and relative*. But
relationship between themselves and the students be improved. thee our bore, reediest! that if the ceremony were private. nooe would ever
that this Love hod greet meaning and tom eat Just anI.,... of Bnc
As usual, words have beau many. And as usual, they leave not know
wood. So he culled the Presiddit of Haverferd. ..1 titre.. tree to be pleatbeen 'much help. Actions are the doctors prescription. But Ow ed." he) /l. He explained that Bryn Mawr needed a tree, that it win •
actions have not been forthcoming.
gesture of friendelsip add Oust having a President of e college present at a
We are fully aware of the many obstacles: lamentable ab- Audios, meant e lot to a little tree that was finding a new home. "When
sence of free time: the nearly differences between. the two par- it the plant lite?" asked the President "I meat have time to buy • shover
we. the reply.
ties: a native hick of 'initiative. TM last, in our estimation, is ?To.morrow,"
"Gel me store detail, und,
11.vill be there,"‘ssid di. anima Fordimi
• hy•far the most important. "Where there is a will, there'io
li:litier. not one to let down a tree in need.
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Words On Student-Faculty Plans...
An romanced by the'NEWS last Week, this year's commit, tee far student-faculty "co-education" has begun its work.. On
the basis of past performances, Its outlook for success in bleak.
Despondency is a difficult factor-to conquer. The committee has
sketched, a plan which has all the potentialities to' overcome the
difficulties of the past. All the plan needs is the fullest cooperation sod auPlert by membersof both parties. We feel that it is
about time the problem of student-fatulty relations was solved.
Students. faculty—the way in before as. Shall we walk it? .
The Wayward Tree, Safe Behind Ilium&
Hop . .
T. Morris hongetreth's latest book,
Aohotol Report of the Treeetteer f yr Fieeal Yea! , Mestere Ina Jeep. wag remntly praised by the editor of the R. C. M. P,
Elided, Miguel 31,
Quarterly. Referring to it as "an
excellent Loh" he wrote that "It him
Receipt: 1.m College
910,112417 real Importance in rano-dieting young
ler Association Purpaes
minds to a .expert for law and order,
Expense. •
and also as the brat story to he done
Alumni Office:
on the Youth and Police Proeedure."
' 13.609.00
Salaries
The book tells of the progress being
549.65
Claire Expense
made by the Morseled Pollee in deal,
4=03
Promotion
Mg with juvenile wrond.doing by
persuation and example rattier than
4,631.68
arrest,
3301.66?
Alumni Event.
1931
50,00
Prizes ha Students
Dean and gra Gilbert T. • grog
Allemmed hods,
were hosts to the 10 o'clock Club on
2,391.56
lionottori News
Sunday evening, November 6.
CO Mid Hells
1921
765.73
Haverford Trends
Dr. Richard M. Sutton gave the
Direetery
prineipal Mares. at the recent an.
iscellaneous
need meeting of the Pennsylvania
810,122.07 Conference of College Physics Teachers at Penis State. The subjett of
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his talk not "The Art of Lecture
Net Jerome or Defien
Denemetation in Teaching
halanes m Hand
1973
Denim., of Period
- 11,765.47
Haverford Wan represnted by Mar.
1;768.47
End of Period
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the Makes. at the Seventy-fiftn
Anniversary ceremonies at St. 01,1
College, Northfield, Minnesota, on
November 4. 5, and 6.
C. Winton. Haines was a succeseful
*Horamotelbg Day 1236.15, Swarthmore Game Tea 8159.67, Alulani. Day Repahlican candidate from Burling.
• 11,864.39. Varsity Clob. ate., O&M
ton County for the New Jena Slate
In considering this report, it should be noted that fonds to cover the Assembly in the recent election..
met of she Amotlatton'e activiliee under the present system are received
1928
/rum the College and any mined balmce is returned to the Aldmii Suattlin. Mr. and Mrs. Chart. A. Robinson
Mg Fend In be used for the benefit of the College.
announce the birth of a son,' Joseph.
on November 4- The Robinsons live at
(Signed) atoiono a, Loewerwieht
Bealamin S. LOcironotein, Treasurer ILaelin, Avondale, .Pa., and Charles is
Vice Prendent of the Delaware Trust
August 31, 1949
Company in Wilmington, Delaware,
where he M attire in the affairs of 'tlic
.
Auditors' Report for 1949
We have examined the books for the twelve months ended Animist 31. Haverford Society of Wilmington.
thee, and believe that they accurately set forth the results of the Amami.. 18PB
lion'. cremations in that period as stated ahem. Since Alumni Fund ContribAppointment of Dr. Bohn P. Fox at
ution. did not pass through the hands of the Treasurer, they were not
peofessor of epidemiology in the Tuited by us.
bane University Saco' of Medicine
1949
n
November 4,1949
'Signed, Plichardma Blair
Archibeld Macintosh, '21. Vice
„President and Bimetal. of Admissions
at Reverter& attended the went
Conference on Dimritaination in College Allminsions held in Chicago, It-
I''''°
1 e -Conference was called by the
American Council on Education with
the cooperation of the .Anti-Defama.
Om Lon. a -Woof Writ* to dimoss
the various phases of the problem.
Mr. Macintosh. together with Dr.
Ira Os*. Reid of the faculty, peril,
ipeted Isith.the Widely representative
group ins four-pandllett investigation
of the problems, The Vice President
sere.
/tripe .A points fa bottom. of "Mr Preei
points
was on the pane/ conssrned with Ad.
Thew menus will be published daily and will include the
to top of
,bin
helwerg A and A n "Ibe fret'". Nark Mob be- Mission Preced.res in Undergraduate
/wren A- dud Si, mid foliar, bat agolVer her in the Intagmend.
' fare for lunch and dinner of the Any posted and for breakfast Of
Inatltutiom..while Dr. Reid took Peet
in that on Economic Faetore of Dlathe following morning. Copies will In panted on the bulletin
' Our hero rushed beck to Bryn Mawr to consult with the equally /menet
erimination. The ether ponds were
' boards at the Senior and Sophomore entrances to the
-oder of 'that conmessIty atter width the Mawrburger was moved. But On
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Admission Proem:hires in Graduate
.15, to her office. he 'noticed the tree was mixing! It was not there:,
and Professional Schools and .Regionone! -Crerechwunden! Anaheim! Aswan:sal
The NEWS Wight, to indicate to the'A orients; however, that
al Problems of Diecrirelnalion.
honied
to the gardener. "Hello." Hello?"
all items oat/Vise menus are subjeet to change. And while such
After meeting in.mumis on PridaY.
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•"What hart you-done With my tree'?"
changes will be kept-at a minimum, they Will certainly occur pow
November 4, and Saturday, Noses,"It can't be planted. 1 have orders from higher up., No tress are In
'and then.
.
.
ber 5, in the morning, the whole
.
. Ito ptleted 'today." A receiver clicked down. Our hero hurried to the BM
group met on Saturday niterneen to
We hope the student body notes this proviso and will refrain Preeident's office.
hear the reports of the panel, The
"I ern the owner of a tree which you Mime under Imk and key," he
. from excessive complaining 'whet, such changes occur. , It should
demand extradition. Release by k
Why ham you done
report will be published and available
be made plain that Mrs. Boldly in adding another extra duty to dueted,
- to the publie soon.
her already overcrowded Schedule. The NEWS believes that the
On the return trip from Chicago.
"Renily. tress are very Mee. I like them. ['have some near my home
students will realize thht-"menu-lasting' is an extra serf ice be- and 1 anrio gladwhen It rains on therp," ..begon the other. "But trey in
Mr.Maelntialr - and Vice 'President
1-eeter. Haworth met with some al,
ing extended to .theni-a service which ahould be used, 'not fiWttl of COndhert. No, not there."
torml at dinner In Glevelerd. Ohio, to
. "Why net tress nt Goodhart?"
abused.
'Berm. no weeping willow belonged there in the Bret place. Wmp.
t,..
ttcis%pane for the campaign Iv
('cilia ients of the rot!nu-Systent should be directed lo the
Mu willows do not fit in with hi arehiteeture. Per 30 year,' the tree bleeked
NEWS, for we have sponsored the mote, or to members of the df a whek window\ ,At last if blew down.• Naturally we were sad. But
Dining Hall Committee.
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• . wd were happy. The tree Wan Pone: Theis. almost immediately, I discoverWe a' the NEWS feel that this reisting•Of menus is another ed we had been mysteriously presented with priew Mee, I wan alteelted,• It
entered the tree locked andguarded;
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' slnall ate/. forward- toward_ a bents college, and we thank Mrs vented the a plot.
One here understood the situation. ills Mee Wan unwanted. homeless.
, Fleetly for her cooperation in this matter. We feel certain that
How could he face the tree with its cute little Nal of diets How could he
- this menu-idea will prove 0 worthwhile-addition to the dining mho It heck to face the ether little trees indlewneniery that would eneermt
A regent letter from Claude Manly,
hall system if 'students adopt the proper attitude toward it.
t and my, "See. I told You you Would never get planted."
'47, to Alumni Secretary Cooper tells
please." our Item pleaded. "is there no place on your vast
green
as tir.
of hie experience upon return to /rig
Oster
a
that could comfort the roots of a penitent weeping willow?"t
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home in casoblenea, Moroceo.
The mother of Mawrhurger Institute peredevelf. "Yea," she sold at last;
'The letter mye. in Part, "The U. S.
S01110 of the n, naafi. of the Swarthineronian Society, that semet "Behind Rhoads there is a bill. Ai the bottom of the hill there is a forest.
seems quite remote from here, and
- widely whose distiugoishing mark bi the skull Within the skull, have in that forest you may pleat your tree." She bed spoken.
there are days when I miss all my
;shoed, trod stealthily umin tins campus- Wbrd hod it that *etre Swarth.'
Our hero remit beck to the gardener. "The tree letters!" he shouted ie
Haverfont
friends terribly. In case
\
• mot 01,3 ,n, n f tr. I,our venerable ey robot. "Old Ford." Seem, they. heat rd frantic Joy. "Retrace it at once!" The gardener walked into a deev, blink
7011want some material for.tlie Alrod,- oat ton marbly Unity. Sleet 4 MI ale :Orry M0'ittiMMI mom: ,sell end unlocked a huge. creaking door. There, huddled io the noes,
.01
umni News En the 'Haverford News,
then,.
he dank subterranean veldt, our hero saw the tree, cringing and alone in
here Is whet'.new-about mei
eerner. "I ant here." he said aoftly. Carefully he hefted the eight-foot
"I get my M. A. at Smith. lag
I Mr. amide Schroeder. our colleue.eulwrintendent of grounds and idt. ren ew
end aerie& it behind Almada. ,
June then left for Paris where I
work. base nen cos. Dunne, dl's a short wolk down the hall to Casein's
spent a few delightful weeke---InelYE LAST PART—IT IS PLANTED.
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attire. ain't it. 3Ir. Sehrowler1
.
dentally. I net a few Itaverfordians
TM:skies were dark shove. "I seeght to cemont emblem driendahips,"
•
While there. Back home in Gassho pushed through the underbrush. "to present this
The Haverford NEWS S DM alone. apparently,: in causing untold grief cried
blatrea, the army caught or With me
at the Ardmore Printing Co. So despairing were the faithful typesetters eirs, with a mirited tree. But not They laughed at me. All right! They
and Ion leaving tomorrow for a year
amt nurkebn Men them of ovor hiving.the Bryn Mawr College News aide- Laughed When people said that the world was pat! They. Laughed when Mar •
of compulsory service. I expect to be
usimeLy fill Its columns the/ they wrote a long end inspired poem to th0 and invented spaghetti! /la! I'll show them shme day!" .
through about September of next
Then ho arrived et the spot. He dug a hole in the emend and planted
•
editor.
year and intend to go back to Paris
Too long to reprint here, one gist of thi, bark-shop mssterpiece is that the drooping weeping. willow. 'It wss done. The Mee was planted. Perhaps
to work there.
it Physk.il charm, if ever noone would know what this tree meant. Thrit did not matter now. In
BM melds shmld Metal onem enrefully to
ft hope everything re in lop shape
years to m,ne. our hero would return to Bryn 3.1no, and me this tree and
they hope to Mel "a place on HaverIord'... knee.?
at Haverford. Please give .everyone
remember Leoutiful college days, beautikd days of Inter-conegiero cengeio.
my best regards. 'Yon know I am alwe see by the mime than some student leek it upon hiseeelf to sebum
ways glad to beer from the dear old
His gesture was defeated. But his spirit bossed roamed. "Live and
end kill the ...aging editor of the Ohio Stal• Coil-essay roper, His I
college, no dOn't hesitate to shiner
as he walked uPthe hill pod Rhoads gad Intu
ream. are not quite clew, We hope this hind of behavior is not contagloum prosper little tree!" he
me with coireemindence."
thstumet
E. IL'
?lane hit., the ellig of the NEWS has gone audarground..
The NEWS is happy' to announce sucress in one of its minor
"behind-the-.scenes" campus campaigns. .
For a number of weeks we have been diattiMiing with Administration and Dining Hall officials the, possibility of having
menus pasted each day on the bulletin boards. .New
. after a
series of conference:, with the Dining Hall Committee and with
Mrs. Ethel Beatty. we have overcome tits last of numerous ohstaelee to the plan, and menus should soon make their appear‘
r.1
.Namy, '4Z Tells
Trip to Paris
Facts Afield
was announced recently by Tulane
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Bruce D. Smith University. Dr. Fox is a epeCialiet in
virtue and riekettsial Reams and ha,
been a staff member of 'the Interne- '
liana' 'Health Dicta= of the Rothefeller Permission Mnee 1938.
Ford Veep Studies Linton, '08, Head
Entrances Prejudice Of Medical Fund
Menus for the Dining Hall . .
ALUMNI NEWS
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION — HAVERLIO D 4I41E%
Under tbe chairmanship of Si, Albert Linton, '06, the Life Insurance
Medical Research Fund hog perfOrmed such Maim that the Arnerican
Politic Health Associssibn recently
presented the group with an -award
for-outstanding pobtie mrviee.
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1951
Dr. PIMIC, Runts ie Assistant Profeemr of Philosophy and Religion
Ceiratell college, Grinnell, Iowa. He
end Mrs. Kunte, the former Harriette
Hunter, Bryn Mater '13, live at 1921
Main Street, Grinnell, with their four
children, two boys and two girls.
1938
Profeseor :Thema, A. Benham Mat! •
a paper on "The Demonetration of
the- Principles of Seao-bleChanismr"
The Fund, established in 1945 by at the recent Conference of Cohen,
coolserative, pertkipation of moat 01 Physics Teachers at Penn State.
the importune life insassnee comm1940
ie,.in- the United States and Canada,
Hanford Si. Henderson, Jr., salted
has made grants in support of medisal researeh whose resulis might be on November 1 to Naples, Italy and
expected to reduce mortality -and MM- then proceeded to Rome to continue'
work on hie doctorate in Coniparative
long longevity.
Under Mr. Linterre leadership, the Literature. Mr. Henderam is work,
ZurLd initialed research on carZovits. me under a fellowship granted by th,
Fullbright Art.
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near dimeam at a time when floanciel
A. C. Reeks, mS,D.., is now k Lim.
ru
orort for resemeh in that field war_
Red. The Fund has also been suc- tenant, Medical Corp., USN: and is
ttatiMed at the National Naval .Mod. ,
cessful in other fields and many adeel Center, Retheede, Maryland,
vances have resulted from , its rewhere he has a surgical residency.
seerch work.
1941
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Outatareliog in insurance
The marriage of Miss Barbera
A great deal of the credit for Is Stokes Taylor and Mr. Samuel Moon
success is given to Mr. Linton, who Snip. of Morrisville, New Jur.,
hes long been outstanding in his field. took place in ..the Friends Meeting
President of Na company ante 1931, Hoare, Moorestown, October 8.,
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he also served With the, government's
1943
Social Security. Advisory ConnAl and
R. Bayly Winder wee 2 Meollt aIn•
the Social Security Board, sod as an
itor at the College. He Is in the De.
,
a.t
dvi
..
lorryon National Seeriee Life teFullness,. of Oriental Langueges wi,arless. and other matters:in this
Prineeton tigfiereity and is living at
9 Palmer Squat, Princeton. New lerWithin his owe acid, he hai been
ger.
pest president of the Actuarial Sati•
1942
ety of America. and fellow of the
Warren 11. andenese had returned
rI
nes
.,,Entu,I.esotfituLtoo.dof
..,AcAttiwantsotehnodr
from Oxford, England, where he was
tae
studying under a .Rhodes Scholarship,
lines, he ie a board Member of Amer.
and fa now at Harvard Univeritty,
Academy of Pohtiril and Sotiai
working fira
Science and a member of the Frank- elegy, Hp andPh.D. in Classiest Phil.
Mrs.- Anderson are relin Institute,
In thiwoot he has spoken and writ. ceiving congratulations on the
tee much on matters within his field. of a daughter. Claudia, last Jong is
Oxford. • Their .nesr,address is 74 PlyMany social security pamphlets and
mouth Road, Malden, 'MassachusetM.
tone book., Life
Land Ihreenrch,Fisaneing
Irourence Speak. for
Itself and The Changing Eratimale
Atmosphere, have come from his pen.
PHILA, CRICKET LEAGUE
Sands,', Rosana
1943
William T. Hirt. Jr.. who is withC ode 5 t Publications, be been
ransferred from New York to the
Chicago Oifice M the comPae.Y,
residence is 769 Foxdale Avenue
Wiemtke. Illinois.
Haverford S. C. It Merlon C. C..1
/349
Idimerford Seaming: Evans, Pogo,
Harry W. Gilt Jr., writes from
Baker; Merlon Scoring: Townsend.
Candwidge, Massachusetts, to tell of
Moorestown F. C. 2; Phila. C. C. 6
Penn Playe-rs 4; Germania,' C.C. In a group of Haverfordiene who get te•
'tether °nee a week- for dinner, The
W L 3' P Harvard then include Mal Lash, Tei
Haverford S„ C.
L 012 Lonna, Ed Tuttle, Jack 1.astliy, Henry
Peon Players
3 l 1 11 Hood; Ed Tramarrella, and himself
Merlon C: C.
I 1 2 10 with dere Lally from M. I. T. joining.
2115 them.
Moorestown F. C.
Philndelabin a C.
0 't Mr. and Mrs. Donald levied Sparks
Germantoten C. C.
0 7 0 0 mammies the birth of u son, Donald
Lewis. on October IS.
PACE THREE
HAVEREORD NEWS
'Wednesday, November 15, 1999
Drexel, Susquehanna Trounced; Fords Sweep Schedule
Booters Trample Drexel The Old Undergrad
4-1; A. Jones Nets:Two
Touchdown Team
Hume to Test Pass Nets
7-0 Win Over Crusaders
. .
' By Boo WoLent
Putting en one of their finest eaamides of (Millwork Yet tlinPIV
thin season, the Scarlet and B
sorest' varsity -howled Drexel, 4-1,
November 12. Arnie Jones scored tom
and Wall and Richie one apiece for
the Fords, whofe smooth and timely
paeswork led to almost complete mastery of the situation throughout.
It W. a cold, drub afternoon no
the .88 Field, but Haverford sprang
forward nit* affect wi,th Jones crns aleg . +Maiming liner from the left of
the mat to the unpaid. pose, where
it bounded Just on of the ,home forOmni's reach,
Well Connect.
The start of the second quarter
saw their efforts materialise When
Woe charged in from the wing and
punched through Paul Shipley's beano
tiful cress for the Beat more.' Thin
sparked both sides to renewed efforts
Marching forward from the kinkelf in the third trod, the Searlet and
Black promptly made it 2-0 am Nick
Chentil.s dribbled int
clear and
tapped to ranter forward me who
scored easily.
Richie, Jones Soon
In the latter half of the more evenly contested :north Peeled, left whit!
Dave Menlo drove been goal number three alter Rhoads and Hetsel
brought the hall up sad serves pounded it off the post. Drexel snapped
hark with their lone wore hen
Linde, center .forward, hit the nets
following a free kick near the horse
goal.
But in the closing minutes, Richie
fought clear, peered to 'Jones, and
Arnie. tremendous boot' Marled
through the -goalie's .arme for Ids
rimmed mom of the clay and he eod
mattent . 4-1 in !near of Haverford.
For a change, the old undergred
woe In e happy frame of mind on
Serdlay afternoon. To his visitors, Ito
seemed benevolent and at peace with
the world.
"All 1 ran my". he began,
titet
Sordid*, Pore struck et lase Balerrhos' game wee but a few Meet.
...me from a disappointing scoreless
outcome when it happened. Thee, he
the molter of seturolo all the odeettd
bleeki sod discomegleg efforts of the
semen were Macleod he the negation
of it beautiful play. Johnny Mato"
loachdown pees to Ted Teal It nag
• Perfect NM, thrilling to see, and
most listiornint, it came just when
en goaded a moot."
"Up till then", he added, -our oflane bad looked eluggdeh end
teethe. The peening attack had been
utterly inept. In the lent minutes, the
team 'caught fire and the It. lave
Hume the needed protection which
bed been no godly lacking throughout
Ow gams The Med, .piteb more than
made ep for all the Hetes our tamer
was spilled for bad losses..
The old undergrad then added a
. . Eke has wealth born
word of remeration. "Unit .raieunablfird from left astride to readintend me; I'm very happy thee we
ler forward, bet rerfanded with
won 007. Pont game, but outside of our
fear goals in fan games.
winning emelt the team -failed to live
pp to the expectations born in the
P. H. C. game. The game was dal:
Tke Lineups
and uninspiring throughout because
Drexel neither team could generate anything
Haverford
G ,
Shelter in the we), of a merged thrust. Our
Doer
LF
Rodgers forwent wall gene a fine moment of
Wood, H.
BF
Eisenhart Smell in tinning back the Crusader.'
Spaeth
LH Partridge naming ger., but when it came to
Maeda
CH
Lucie&
. Stier clearing a path for our harks, we
RH
Cox were ineffective. Test reedy got adKirk, .R
Smith equate blorking on his repealed [tRichie
OL
Shipley
. IL
Jones eem,s to turn the Suequebenna
Jones
CF
• Linde
Clayton
IR
Kohl
"A, far as • incite:dots go, there
OR
Well
Doge was no ouNtandieg player on the
Haverford enbstitutio.: lowers, field. The Name-Teat pane leas reelle
Clsentilea Timing, Cretan,. Hebei.
• testa effort. Pete fitm.00ndsd out
again at pned• stomping himself es
the team's beet lineman. And Den
Chandler cradled welt from defame,*
end. But in efirierel, no linemen abed
bead and shoulderg above the rest.
Johnny ileer had a-bad day main:
until the winning push, at which thew
Standstill Met year. Only Gerry, • he became a different Mawr eltogeaer. he tended In waste whm proteedas
etee please, will he winning.
Generally the Swarthinoreites wtlf he had to threw hurriedh.:'
be heseier than Haverford. Ce•Pled
"Lot me repeat: I'm very heveswith the modified platoon mestere they that we won. Atter all OUT injurice,
age, further emphasis will be, placed it's time that Lady Luck 'did senile on
Haverford's conditioning. When ag. Hut We can't be tee proud of our
the ball ehanges hands, Elverson are- eatery. for &Newham& was definClly erode in four . or eve re plete- itely. not a• good team.. II we are 16
Iran% three backs and nvo linemen. realise our belles of beatime• SwerthEven more Movement than this, how- more nese week) me meet work heed
ever, vile be tilt generally greater ex- to sharper op oUr eremite and, perperience the beet team will possess.
titularly, our pass defense. For the
Single Wing
Garnet, as everyone knows, relies
Their offense is a single-wing right heavily on its Famine attack. We Can
formation wont of the time. Only oe• leave nothing to then& next week;
eesioesey do they switeh to the
we must be ready for anything they
for a piny. Elverson greatly empha- throw our way. Lee oar Adore over
sises the Swarthmore pegging attack flowisehanna serve at the Meet. be
Esrey, big left-holfireek, will be the great heights modest our old rival.
speedeter in the Swarthmore
Mere's work to be done. to be mire,
Hie fleet.. make him 'a danger...1 but it can be done."
runner, but he Is particularly effect.
tee fling down held to luel in long
Intramural Playoffs
pagers. His eacellent punting will be
• greet help,to the opposition Satre•
FOOTBALL •
day.
Monday
Another big gun In their hackeleld
Seniors: 32, Juniors: 0
is Wally Wilson, freshman fullbeek,
Timothy
who is an exceptions' panser—he Froth vo.Seplis — Waltoq Field
threw throe T. D.• serials against
Welswada1
1)reial last Saturdaly. Cunene, 111111,11,
No Contests
stocky, fast right-halfback rounds out
,
'Thursday
their bell carriers. The heavy Mock- Chentir&miship and Conn/Patton games
mg back will do little ball-bendlieg
Walton Field
mot of the single. wing.
SOCCER
Stiff Garnet Line
.
Monday
' Dickinson is is good left guard en
Fresh vs. Sophia — Merion Field
offense. Hall is en excellent left end
Tuesday
who demon to have glue on his hende
Merton Field
at he pulls down aerials.. He also Seniors re.
Wdlaeday
playa either safety or left half on de,
Winaers — 'Upper Field
fense,.aiternotirm in these roles with
Losers — Merion nod,
Esrey. -Forney backs up the center
the Hornet line en defense from
his right tackle post.
•
Arnie
Veteran Swarthmore Squad
Led by Esrey, Hall, Wilson
Saturday at Swarthmore the annual "meet important game" takes
'M.o . Coach Law Fdvereon wisp field
practically the same (Beset aggregation that Played the Fords to a Wall
Penn J. 'V. Tripped,
Baur Tallies Twice
The Fore J.V. recter team continued on its trek beck into the win
column, as it pummeled the Penn
second squad, 0-1, on '88 Field. It war
the Fords' moo. vietery In a week
and insisted. the Fords' total wins
for the reason to four; while droliping three. Captain Phil Rear was
the high ecoree for the do ex he led
the Scarlet end Black to victory with
two...,talliee. Mal .Brown and Ned
&leder both scored one. in the winning min s,
Baur. Brown Tally
Half my through the emend
frame, Tomlffllson pushed a beautiful pass to Phil Roue, who converted
it to a goal with a hard hoot. With
one goal under their WM, the Fords
Mima beck later in the period. when
. efal Brown roared in from inside right
end pounded a lame ball into the nets
for -tally number two.
. '
Fords Score Twice
The 'most 'spectacular individual
play of the day. (recurred when Phil
Boor dribbled the bail all aka viey
- down the field end scored on &Anted
hit boot that left the goalie flatfooted. Ned Baader, in for Bill Wood
t right wing brought ehe'llevretard
meter. to their feet, when he word
on a lone drive from the right corer of the 111 yard marker
I se Striking trzatiniest; cell
J ones
ommovionine pass. re,pertively.
was ening that these two should wear hero's laurels for it' was Teet's
drive and speed that harassed the
Crusader flanks ail afternoon; while
Home. theme by backfield injuries
into an unfamiliar role of primer and
fullback. had responded as if he'd
been -doing it all bin life.
Ford. partisans had almat resigned
themselves to it scoreless tie when in
the mining maven. of the game
/101. to Test pane that wee no gams,
plus a pushing penalty threw the
Crirnsott bark deep in their owe territory. flat two straight lime aerials
clieked and coupled with LI 1A•likliir,
penalty on Susquehanna mord Ow
bell to the visitor's 37. - After n fruit.
less try at the Somptehanna Mettle by
Test, Hume faded• back to his R.
the 5, end heaved e
As triangular meet hosts last strike to the Ford captain who rompover untouched. ige3t.'s try for the
Monday, November 7, the Ford hargood 000 the game ended
rims tripped both Lincoln and Ur. 'sin' "an
emends later on Ted Hibbard inter„w‘w, 2,4,42,
one of two ,t„
"'""• P••*-.
warm-up contests for Swarthmore "Pled S'.
Came Starts Calmly
this corning Thursdny. It was e beautiful annoy day as the twenty-eight
The gerne started ealmly enough•
men pulled hard around the regale- Neither team was able to make ally
lion three-and-one-half mile course. significant advances and exchanged
Pont...during the fiat quarter, Sue• Lincoln Takes Too
out front among the twenty-eight:
q•eh••••• •W iinng • tricky-'Fwnd
woro Walt Car penter Ralph formation, threatened late in the sec.
r
ennlo on
~
nnm,,lnsen
s.ieeie0 ream he
Trot aw,
q.„„ gemm.
sera/ s.g.
the last nein-
Seniors Lead as Play Ends;
Intramurals Plan Playoffs
•
The whistle blew this week. bring- record. The Juniors end in second
ing to se, end the fall intramural place: and the Fresh, trailing for in
the rear, hold the caller position,
In gamer the Junior boeters conThere was no, startling features in
quered the Freshmen, 1.0, and then the feet week of gridiron play. Fronh
were beaten by the Sophe the follow- B lost to their A team eliminates,
ing day, by the some score. This Mee 7-6, and the Seniors smashed eel a
toppled the Junkire—from the firstfront the Sophomore team,
Mace onaition, which They had oe- X5-Id.
•
copied singe the berinnine of the BenFINAL
STANDINGS
son. The top league honors were me•
tered by the Sardis. who finished their
Football •
whednle with a 2 wine, one Meat
If. 0
Seniors
fi
Fresh B
•
4
Juniors
a 7
3
Fresh A
V
J• V. Soccer Defeats
Penn State Squad
Camelot darkness had roll. Wed.
need.. afternoon long before the
Food (Wee soccer men acored their
berth in ihalmt minute to roll over
Peen State's Swarthmore extension,
Brawn Blame
Fighting hard. the Ford forward
well moved into the mooed period
ripping et the Penn goal, afteg,
ereibiless initial frame. Flom' the
bets, Net Rrowe, Inside left, clipred In a flashing instep shot Kerma
the lista 'for tally number on
Throughout serail two, the Scarlet
and Black mere held the. ball on accurate wing cruse. and short pass.
Tally ffir Wilson
TWilight fell IN the third quintet'
began. About half way through, Tem
Wile., inside lelt, snapped hard
through the geolirre erns, on en overhead easint from -wing Sharpie.; for
'tally number two.
Twice for Baur •
'From a big goal-front acrumble in
the fourth quertera.w.ine minutes
came' a rescue shot by Rod Captain
Phil Baur. Perseltiee whistled fast as
Penn broke for the Ford golf...Inside
/be Fortl eighteen yard eerie, a lack)
Mae fallback fouled, permitting the
only Penn score by inside right. Nul
Keitet. Au the cloak nee out, Phil
Baur crewed meek thundering in
from the left, laving the score at
4-1.
On„ Friday. November 18, the buy.
ores Meet Swarthmore on the Scar.
Me home Held. This will be theaecend meeting of the seen for the.
wo Mann, le the earlier contest the
Fords leek the Garnet mearere, 3,0.
•
Serbs
Juniors
Frosh
Soccer
•
Winter Piens
Tin the first few' days' following
the Thanksgiving holidays, basketball
and voReyball tryout. will be held
for all Usage intending to play ad
intramural sport during the winter,
The schedule te to follows:
Monday, Nor. 28, 8:15 p.m. In the
Cym
Preehnum Basketball Tryouts
Tuesday, Nov Mb 5,19 Pm.
Freshman and Sophomore Volley-.
bail Tryouts
0111
— Sophomore and Junior
Basketball Tryouts
Any questions concerning the Intromar al basketball and volleyball
!mitres 'should be directed to the
elan representatives.
erford downed the Susquehanna Cruerdere 7-0 Siduiday on Welton Field
for their tint win. Previous to the
thrilling lot second tally the two
teeme had battled on even terms all
through the told gray afternoon with
neither able to muster any suateird
offenvive drive.
Test. Flume. Heroea
The hem roles for the long melted
victory fell into the familiar hands of
Captain Ted Test and fulemck Johnny
Hume, receiver and thrower of the
Harriers Win Second
Top Ursinus, Lincoln ,„,„ Teat on
Peterson both of Lineoin. One short .711:1
1.74.0
".k'
ean 30
‘;:•r dmgr.etrrfhl':
second behind each other they sprint.
d foe readings of Ill:It tine 20110 llsys('`'d 7 yard lice" TheCr.."
erg, however,-failed to make good
their
t iIY an Don Ch
OO f
Victory. Block of Seven .
d their fumble on
Stepping right on Petereonig heels
eaMe Scarlet end Black Tom Snipes. eae, gowto ro,„ot,
earns
tble
sod
C.O.
'. D" Rankin, tern after the intermission with defourth. Stretched out in five conoecu- Pensive
and „on,.
!Me places behind were Ford men. too. iieeerterree Jerry creed , eede
Here lay the victory in a solid block to ow 00000.thonoo throat with a
with good times.InMth placee•ni•• beautiful interception of an attempt.
Joe Stein, leading the pack, followed
„row,. rows wit, rho goo, tin
elosely by Goon Cadwallader., sixth. ',„ti„
afternoon, staved off .u:
John Beil, rewrite. Rua Rudisin, other Susquehanna' drive by boldino
eighth, and Ian -Walker, ninth.
for downs on then:own M. The
Sniggered out. Itehind ran Lincoln fourth tweeter .also produced no clanand the leading Drains. men. In tenth gers to,either. tutnes hold line until
pldee Nos Limabeg .Arnold Lee, the Hccerford TO, as the Mater.
chimed by e/eventh men Weider Wit- tried numerous, un ueecomiful long
titling, and Al Mitchell, twelfth. Ur- P10.1.
sinus. firer man, Joe Shore, placed
Fee& Have Mat:Mimi Sege
thirteenth, en unheppy number 'Met
helped along with a bracket of the
In gement the Ford; beds fakir
Met three men to run up their score deciside etatieligal soperiority, out—a fateful' e2.
gainitig their opponents 240 yards to
With the biggest of hie meets coin- Ill and making I first downs to 10
op Thursday against Swarth. for the visitors. Susquehanna show.
more, Pop Middleton's heyy show ed the results of grand old inan or
growing confidence of victory, 17n footled' , Monne .Stager'e, coaching.
doubt Chit would be a fine way to playing wide open football and whit.
Oise Mar, trick Moe
Vaal, off an oil nit week end.
5
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Frog, — Ted Curran — Bn.
Sopha-. Bob Whittaker — F.
Juniors — Vie dowers- - Ba.
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Septa — Rod •Getinon — 0th L.
Juniors — Ken Dolheare — lot L.
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Si/l
Wednesday,
A' Relations Club
erford-Br.
• willMilne
thetheFellow.
.Sunday afternoon
OnReconciliation
a
night. He
...lemon
year.
he
Beg
third
hold
of
end
reached
chip
elmre•
speak on American-Russien
F.M. in
0:00
at
start
will
Activities
and
epeeches
of
program
three-day
a
the Common Room.
the highly
about
be
infonnal died:miens
had toLaw.
student,
a Haverford
bysummoned
the day feveriehly
promptly at
whoforspent
rote
loginLounge.
willUnion
Thep.lettuce
Ford Brass Present
Featured
and
Talk
within
of
eubject
,Deenurratk
the
by
throughout
balloting
fair
Miehbeli
the
In
m.
0:15
At Opening Dinners.
peace. was At the teat meeting it was euggest. Mr. Cherry was bete and educated
relation toofworld
IreiteKeynote
pert' Committee to arrest a couple of
city.
the conference
briberya
opendollar,
withTwo
charged
brothers
ed to add to the program by Plirn- in Russia During the Minden Civil
'49ThegoldHas.rirterhtbi:4reacheachrFund
Ruverford.s
Sound-Trucks and Detective.
by A. J. Mee. during his ning ahead to spend some time on War he commanded a regiment of
polls.
the
sounded
of
invotefront
tactivities
ing weward.
These
l of whom bad
al
"Old
...eh entitled
morning
Sunday
the
in ma.,
the price
to beNick
teemed
He b.
Indeed ofto jot
Minc- travelled
projeetsaccording
special
coned,White-Russian
week
lad
elecin
at
evenings
two
or
one
least
that
said
he
when
Armor
Sew
end
Norton
where
ward
the whim
since
ingtheor singing
in Europe
extensivelyCosa...
Along the tioneering against a 60-year-old Re. working, but in some less proderoes
Mid-West.attention.
en thecampaign
Metedmast,
reitlike
for
sought
be
must
peace
m
of
time.
that
...tern
sine the beginning
machine
Pohlime
dad pea.
totheir
no "way.
is live
them
Mon:
ILeverford
of Philadelphia,
with this featured a
aocerdancemeeting
InNmeriber
diteeted
eelsin
pee.
must
all
but
will.'
were
citizen.
that
claimed
men
,claimed
the
Weehinoton.toward Baltimore and
..
at
with others.
Ions
ine te tell aid for as little as 60 eters.
short talk by John Davie. about Sonatas
Vrterone of st be...storming camt
Continued
Gnome Houser's epe.h. "A Jour- some e the meeies.1 thartseteristIcs
Cheer Mamma Demos of
arks
paign in the Mid-West are Prheident Principles of Sect
as
neer
really
ing
at
aimed
was
Reconciliation,
of
nay
absorbwas
talk
The
tunes.
folk
of
in
involved
etedenta
the
Viee-Presidente
at
Most
White,
F.
Gilbert
and S
prob. ing and liberally illudeated with ex- Hindemith
of the
understanding
bettor
oats:las
C.
served
Lester
and
activities
Meant.).
Tuesday's
Arebibald
Rona
Topic
Davison'.
John
Mormon
Form
prejudi.
racial
surround
that
ler.
piano.
on theProf...
In. Cop Sell! Pap • Mn cited specific incidents of Neg. amples played
Their duties
Chairmen RobCampaign
ant poll-watcher..
Haworth,
writte fidau
movements,
Training
tintupvoter.;
such Make and- eheming
A.Jr.Locke;
ert
ant fre. Howard M.
Smell from
part eluded
missionaries.
Mormon
Eight
eurnmer,
this
‘.
South, Plans for
a tripof down
oneffects
frosmeetings
the next
groups
assuring
-Dern.rate
crave
elemni
Button.holing
Teat,
perfectly,
thousand
five
of
his nu flo'f.a...r. Nis
group
of
beat
volunteer
the
a
of
wee
_
"WM.
°ekr,
al..._,
ploying
em
the
of
program
a
of
initiation
the
include
by night, they members of that .et whieh is now that the Republican lever woe not the aware of
and traveling
byhavedaystirred
yip Set Met.. under art.! couditiont.
simple and concise
an an
In engaged In a world-wide preathing
interest
of- the voting machine. Mrs. Mu L
up campaign
Cuthbert Daniel, though not a training Inc some-donee ce/lent and dbi,,n,:tipi.n.tenreasnti. rid, and he
, Co- campaign to acquainfP.Ptewith-the . .which worked:
Cleveland
Nancy Pearce, Mist. presented a telling sew., of folk dance leaders. and some concen- ,tern
Merle, play'
Chicago.
tration the dances of some of the
Detroit. Indianapolle, Minne- principles of their religion.'
The majority of such workers, al- mantic
lumbus,
as 1?"'f''' A'
visited
at, Scandinavian coming. and 'of Ger- ively.
the implication
'E"'"""
0., end,s of unrestrained,
Miss"°-Peet.
nra's
friend of Julie.
ningofoeweDr.
the though they spent their time In
apolis, end St. tads.
ider
evve"
13pt'Students.
of thesonain
ontheNovember
last work
The
Haverford
man
.nclosely
•
most
Philadelphia's
of
met
Haveriord
composed
of
with
recently
tempters
diearmament,
medial
of
,
deeniPtiee
her
and,
wonderful,
Menem
it rah Id inted out, Clot, I.d. Swan's,
Baltimore. W.hington opened Religious Council. - sue- of the three kinds of lone, flirting.
moderately
were
wands,
trolled
, but not ideating.
plessant
wee.
the
leading
States
United
the
has
Baltimore
While
Mean
proApecial
of
Idea
the
Oat
say,
Karl
a.
such
the highlight
passionate, and ideal. wail a show
movement
-Mat they natal. But for mime,
speakerstheWhetted
big doThe
withona bang.
her campaign
Oct, do. not imply the elimination The
melody
with wascatchy
of thelamwork,
of the Bible, Kum., for instance, it was a di ffervalue
nottheydiseount
Nov.H 3Arcomcelebration
dinner
Philosopher . . . et the diverse unprogrammed singing Mat had a well worked out develophefty Republican
very
as Gestalt
Robin Redd
was gangster
Alsotheemellent
ot com- ent story.
is-r
it
But
believe
do
but
of
mlieitation
the
menced
ie
enjoyed
been
has
that
denting
and
Rapport
firm
ttteGOpt,
'Contingent
friend
cowardly
tertian.
Fie.,
ment
the
by
supplemented
unless
plete
ho
a
over
Well
area.
that
in
ions
mete
he
wilt
the.
Program
No
past.
book of the Mormon.. They believe
theory. pletely taken by special projects.
Aecerdingwhen wetheampert..
were present,and wivessupport
alumni
dred
be a. who lured Liliom to his death. however,
that. 100motfeet ant
Kum.within
we '
field
osee.
of Gil- further. that Christ. after His Resin, toDem.rat
Dunn in Profile . . .
additional
with
of theto polls
go to Director. MePref.forshould
Thus
1lea. In Haworth, Archi- reetion, came to this continent and
caausulenim
.
Lester
White,
bebaldrt the
stagThe
jab.
M
excellent
an
Kinley
Ms sebbatical
Onworked
only • mass of green id Bud Williams for VC • see
reigona
can
, Theodore Meted, established a religion which was soon
we
if
Maclotosh
Page
Following the election a number of intendd Ws were very good , andthe the field, that is all there is in the
out and not revived again on. Haverforciiini
totit die
reatinud
under
Colombia
in
he
famous
the
11M3-44
end
Colman.
George
done
was
Linea
excellent
wan
acting
celebrating
the
]oined
21.
11
h
for
will
others
Committee
what
the
of
of
regardless
auspices
the
field for us.
twelve-man octet., imparted from
to
e
castof see.
as on minims,
well
es
about
lubri.ted
well
r
thei
in
Democrats
a
bad
Smith
Joseph
year,
thin
In
Cultural
and
Artistk
Inter-Atomic.
Haverford canapes.
the'
many
Unfortumtraly,
it.
do
could
torchlight
a
mind
vision
tram the Angel Mow. who victory ceeRwation
of
Gestalt
knowledge'
further
describing
to
of
'way
Halal-Woe
Another
r:kfast
bB'
g
io
l
nin
e
yDZI
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a
d
SunV
On
of
cities
the
in
dinners
Opening
him to translate from a parade that included City Nall .1 the licketholdere 'disliked the produc- mythology, or the
theory. as be
end reptiles; of e coun
in the Common Room at amphibians
alsowillwillstartbe instructed
Pittsburgh
Bostonthisandmonth.
net of gold plates located on a hill the Union League among its stops. lion b.ou. of the play itself. Not teemed to the same datum theory ia 10:W The breakfast is included
try.
Boston
held
b
I
acting
to
happy
were
they
that
reported
All
this
m
or Palmyra, New York.
in Biel
e percept
Denils interests
way that
totheory,
. Dame egyProfes.rperticalarly
price ofsthetoticket.
on Nov.
her drive
for .11ege
nailedCame
in isendnotUlioni
small.noun-part, however end
have anya scandal-darted
the conking
the BeaktheofMorwe-willell theChaperone
see anintotoobject
wetake
Whenaccording
in geographical,
the Formal'
we- translation
AsPitts11.
Nov.while
for16,
is elated
burgh
filling tine eirtematicelly
close toproduction,
ultimately.
andcame
Mormons
account
am Mn. William Dash= rather than chemical. telde. A. to
Mr.be
will
"opening..
Washington
to
.
eutegort•
machine,
cermet
lonely
religion.
mon
it.
to
qualities
about
like
the
"I
he my,
thattowetheknow
leaching.who
Randall,
Royand
and Mrs.
Mr.John
con" dinner is underway.
learn:he'
to teach
to likes donde
se.e datum .derty,Mrs:
/mem
while wording
Mi. atadents
Leiter,
Ahmed lele. Sought
student
nd
into
that
feel.
He
MEL
Mr.
...Int.,"
'eke
will
°a."'
chime were what
to these
TheTeatvisitsterm
Fords and Garnet Cooperate in Mutual Destruction
see.
can
we
don't
they
if
qualities
Biology
ntudy
to
forced
Committ
Weekend
"anticipatory. soliciDr,
the
stands,
football
Garnet
justtomensured
of the Po.dera want to.--especielly if he is goieg
Decorations
of Percept Theory
by men
andmen
Implications
veteransThe
1 other
Continued
trim,
the
of
purpos.
tation...Other
'Abram,
the
SOIL
Memenal
Clothier
the
Noom will be in charge of Stan have to teach them.
going
Ball
b.,.
the
drafted.
be
outlined
thus
Hawing.
to
rennet
to
threatened
even
and
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