aver Juniors"Brinx Robbery' Given Nod in Battle For Class Night Honors

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VOLUME 41—NUMBER 16- •
Sarah Lawrence President
To Speak at Commencement
Seniors' Class
`Club 50,' Rapidly
Nearing Completion
Are Cancelled
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ARDMORE, PA-. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1950
CALENDAR .
Wedneaday, March 15
Lecture: "Soviet Life as Reflected in im Literature. Common
Roma, 8:15.
Friday. Meech 17
Friday, Mareh 17 - &larder.
March DI
Cap and Bells Produetion of
"You Can't Take 17 With You."
Goodhart Sall, min Mawr Col,
lare, 0,80.
Movie: "Stanley and tivingreone
Roberta Hell, 8:15.
Meads', Mirth 21
Collection: Student-Faculty qui..
Wednesday. March 22
cananness dinner.
Saturday, Marsh 25
Spring vacation starts at noon.
The Class of 1950 has announced that the speaker for the
June graduation exercises will be Harold Taylat president of
Sarah Lawrence College. A philosopher and rising star in educational circles, he is one of the youngest college presidents, three
years a junior to President White,
Toronto-born Taylor was appointed as president and member
of the board of trustees of Sarah Lawrence in 1945, a women's
college of some three-hundred-and-fifty students located in suburban New York, He is a member of the American Philosophical
Association, a contributor to several philosophical and educational
journals, and a popular speaker.
ft,
Sandi Lawrence has become one of
the outstanding progreeeive college.
under the direction of Dr. Taylor. A
system of progress reports has replaced the grading aysrem, and nu.
dents are placed on their own Maemeet in regard to camp. rolesProject. and conference. hare
halve
Haverforda future dining-and danclargely mnTlanted dames, end
ing spot. Club 50, gift or the Class of largely
are required. -Only three
1969, is rapidly taking shape, with
members of the college maintenanee rourse. are required e semester.
Or. Taylor received his A.B. and
crew and outside firma swinging into
onion according to the final plans 5LA, from the University of Toronto
set down by the Senior Clan gift in 1035 and 1936. Two years later be
tad earned . PhD. at the llnivereity
committee.
On Saturday eight. March 18. the
of London. whereupon he came to the Marerford and Bryn Mawr Glee
Color Scheme Decided.
After considering a number of pore- United States and accepted the pea[-. Clubs will- present a concert at the
tide color ahem., the Semler con, tinn a muerte" fellow of philosophy Hunter College Pleyhoube in New
roittee, composed - of Fred Miller, rd the University of Wisconsin.- Is Tort City.
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Andy Boyd, Bill Vogel, Rog Morrell, 1912 he was prontOted to assiatant
:Vaughan Williems• Mass
and directed by Class President Ken Profremr of philosophy.
The 'feature selection, perfatrited
Moore. has lined, seleeted• a color Continuing his faculty duties; he bsethe cenebined Glee Clubs conducted
pattern for the Intimate, double-live was ire addition appointed ne the ind- by Mr. Robert Condole. MB Sr
room. The exact nature of the.trues versify's armed fortes representative Vaughan Williams' A C.spello Mass.
careen will not be disclosed. Itrovever, on the National Defense Research Supporting the Mass tt01 be Dvorele's
until the Club is opened. •Preeent and Derelepmern Heard ea • war "The Maiden In the Wded."—Gently
plane alt for the nodal spot to he project research associate in Par- Johnny." at English folksong a,
put Iota operation immediately after chidogy.
ranged by Seth Singh., and "JeruSpring venation.
salem,"
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A . raw .phalt-tide door is to be In.
These will he ming by the Haverstalled sometime this week. The door
ford Glee Club coder the direction
was recently levelled with cement
Dr. William Rae.. The Haver.
thus eliminating Ion originalakipingfood email group wataha "When the
iambs. and making it mitabie for
Cook Begins to Crow." "Farewell My
dancing. A jukebox is to the install.
Vic...President Arterials Mull, Love,” and "Lovely is May."
ed In the finished room to provide mu bah has annoorieed a change in the
About flfty.five Glee Chit mentbe-re
Me for Club 50'. padre°,
• syatein of college attend/ince at Filth are going to leave college after lunch
Lintels, Bream Readied
Day Meeting to be pot into effect on Saturday for MT. York. They
Specie! lighting.effeets are also be after the spline recess. destead of
spend the night at the homes of
Ing developed for the morn. It Is en. attending four times monthly, the parents and Mende.
_peered that the initial/ ospacity of the snidest body will he required to atAnyone who wiebee to nineties.
room will be between 30 and 10: but. tend Meeting only than times a tickets may get in teeth with Miss
facilitire can be expanded if the stud month.
Frances Binger, 182 East 77th Street.
Continued on Page I
All meg, however. will attend each New Vork 2. The Hunter College
of the three meetings-the new plan Playhouse is located at ngth Street
does 'not affect the mutter of at- between Park and Lexingtoo.•
tenderises required of each individual.
An additional mom used for SunNext 'NEWS' in April
day School classes will be regnisitionThis issue marks the end of Ole
34, m, ed by the College to accommodate
Henneih M.
publication schedule of the H.the
eddiflonat
Students
attending.
3.
pt....their
toee
mun..
Darwin
Wont NEWS for the month of
Mt In eiStudents
will
allowed.to,
been nominated for the office of PresMarch. The nret • Teal. of the
ident of the Students' Council and ther room..
NEWS will appear . one week
dt Is hoped that this Amaller room
will eM for limo`met in the annual
*free the end of Soria. Vacation.
will provide a more Intimate Atmosslatedto take place onel
Three beams are slated for pub' Tuesday, 'March 21, annoumed arm- phere In which students may feel
lication during the month of
freer
to
epeak.
ee!. sememry Richard Eberly. NomApril, as usual.
On the Thursday em which the Colinations closed at midnight Moods,.
NEWS elertions are being held
lege will not attend, the Haverford
Other Caudidahre Dimiesed
this week, and the new Med will
' Eberly also announced that Richard Meeting will hold its monthly meetemume ire duties after Saha
ing. The present cat system,
Eller, and 'Gerald Freund will be renVacation.
MO Cuts a semester to reek studnin for the post of secretary of the
student governing body, while Robert ent, will remain In effect.
Glee Club Scheduled
To Deliver Concert
At Hunter College
Meeting 'Cut' Rules
To Change in April
Three Vie for Post
Of SC President
Chase and Tsui Starner will °mama
each other in the race for Studenta'
Council treasurer.
Dolbeare hot served to Treasurer
of the Students' Council for the peat
year, h. been a member Of the Onatorns Committee for two years, end hi
currently en the Intramural Athletic
Committee. Prockop is President of
the Junior Chas, has filled the post of
chairman of the Dining Hall Committee, and is Feature Editor of the
Haverferd NEWS. John Hume played in the backfield of this year's var.
city football team and served on the
Junior Dame Committee.
Eller, Freud Vie
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Eller is a eophomore class repro-'
sentatire on the Students' . Council
.d was a member of this year's Coster. Committee. Freund is Preatdret
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Commenc
Sigmund Spaeth Juniors"Brinx Robbery' Given Nod
Amuses, Delights in Battle For Class Night Honors
Coll
ege Audience
Last Friday evening an unprecedented crowd of Faculty. Administration, students, dates, and
alumni crammed chaste, hard-chaired Roberta Hall to the gill.' and settled down to enjoy life. The
Dr. Sigmund Spaeth, 'Oh, wail. occasion was what hap come, in just four years, to be the biggest dramatic blowout of the college
known ',wok critic. amused Care- year—Class Night.
tin., re March 7 with a talk-includGingkos and Alcoholian
ing demonstration. at the plan-on
By 11:30, when psychologist Fillmore Sanfo rd announced that the Junior show higd captured
;mauler American songs of the past first pnaeufor the evening, a good deal had been a ccomphshed. The death-dropping gingkos had
Murk generale Nation's HIM., Wren their wonted -drubbing; skoholism had bee n more than thoroughly anatomised; the fund
The study or popular songs, aid drive, by dint, of stEk-up, mayhem, and black ma gie had been brought to a number of successful
- ,onowions; Bryn Mawr had hem
• Spaeth,
to
thee, the „ettite.et. et,way
NP
New
Pres'd
submerged; and-perhaps more imid ent . .
pant peeled Junio rs H • t
poant of nil-Princeton University
portent
in history. Bett. then any political
had been pot in its place. Whereaccount. in hletary books, he re d
upon the: audience. - in a partying
tber phew how people of e period
B~I
mind,
adjourned to celebrate these.
thought Mt, rd ed.
even,.
The period between the Revolotese
Irish term, Tam MeNutt. ulwaye
Pod IA50, he mid, was ..51.1kally the
good for o Chies Night piire. thine :
-ariod cf me "Mbool of sett-pity."
time brought Dr. Snyder to his fret
AS onion!. of the early American's
evening', top inclitiemad eatmed
talent for feeling sorry for Ithnself
.1 herna, Close behind pimuetted
Dr. Spaeth played and sang "NoDove Western and Bob.Phillips. stonebody's Darling. and “We Neves,
snood individual'henors ter their
Speak As We Peas ley..! -Speaking of
nephistapheil
1iLbar,I.
10:..,..,
the !atter none, he mid. "I never have
Dr. Sigmund Sesta.. Have,
ford' alumnus and popular colletDon epee., broadcasts reset.ly ever the networks of the Amer,
ican Itrodecaating Compeer. The
program. chick may be /ward in
Philadelphia ever natio. WFIL •
and WF1L -FM on .5.011n14,
morning@ from ten o'clock till
ten.thiny, feMores mike and pep.
Mar climakal recordings, with Dr.
Spaeth . et the Mews arid Mienn.
phone..
figured out whet the trouble mestere the lovers digerati weak."
Orem Team Tete Spodiskt
After 1080,atreiding to On. Breath
American popular Bongs took on a
more cheerful tone.. Specineekly, he
spoke if Om circus forme inspired by
P. T. Barn m's shows: "The Man on
the Flying Trapese" sod "Oh, Fred,
Tell Them to Stop..
At the time of the "gay nineties.
-called the "naive nineties, by Di.
Spceth - American popular songs
tended to be maudlinly mntlinentel
too degree that would be ridkeled
by any other period. A. a horrible
ample. he regaled the audience
ith a rendition of "My Mother Was
Late, or• if Jack Wan Only
Here,"
,
Burlesquer to DV
By 1900, Dr. Spaeth old, three
songs were beginning to seem a little
"corny.... to the general public; and
their demtie was helped by the excellent tbutteeques of' the moat extreme maudlin type by. the famous
comedian, Charley Case.
Dr, Spaeth concluded hie talk with
a few words on the histery of lase
from •"ratOime" through "bop," which
he called 'thee limit et distortion in
harmony, melody, and rhythm,"
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MAN FROM OSHKOSH, CHEMIST T. O. JONES;
PROJECTS MANHATTAN INTO LABORATORY ,
e I as se to-of chemistry - Profresor
Thomaa Oswalt Jones, have been northing but interesting to Haverford
etudente. Each session with this efnew -exfusive little scientist offers aparlance. In that no two of them are
nor alike. Spiced with wit and no
occasional philosophic . pearl, his
dames ere a new type of teaching,
The Mee From Onlikash
T. CA., as he is known on campus,
balls _from Oshkosh, Wisconsin, and
though the city's fame le in its luggage industry, he definitely claims
8 New Movie Choices
that "1 was not born in a trunk!.
Announced by Film Club -After obtaining a B.S. at OiNkosh
The Flint Club announces that they Tooellett• College,. he moved on to
have chosen Bill -Wixom as Preeldeoi highdr educational realms and finish.
for the coming Year. Other oflirera ed his work et the University of Wiselected Mande Hill Yammer. as See.
rotary, and Nei; Curtis a. Treasurer.
Armed with both Ph.D. and Ph-M.,
Eight top pictures have been bank- T. O. immediately struck out for Ha,
ed for the remainder of the trend erford. A Haverford alums. on the
semester. The presentation and data Wisconsin faculty, Nerds H.11, '15,
of showing are as follows: March 17, wos probably the nelson most reStank, and Livingeten; literals 20, sponsible for the popular chemist's
Thn Courier of Leone: AIMS 0. Of .rival here in 1937, according to
Slice and Men: Apri3 13, Alexander 7'. 0. himself.
Narehr: April 21, The Coma of
Hopes for Improverrienta
:none. Crime: April 20, neon
Now firmly entrenched on the third
end on Alley 19. Burlesque On Car- floor of Founders, T. 0. hopes that
MOIL
eorneday the Chemistry department
Prof. T. 0. Jones .
... t 'Mon from
whose terrinng 'netball and
rarer ore milled over in flair
week's 'Pro/n in Profile Artrb.
. . who lead preciomi, /misled a million' dollars for al.e.Fmed On,
...Jos ewongi, falloffin On for Or Clete of 1911 Sup bonnet.
' You Can "t Take It With You'
Nearing Prodaction at .UMC
Profs In Profile:
will manage to incorporate some new
physical changes When he came here
13 years ago the basement floor of
the chemistry Indlding Vise varent.
Largely through Dr. Jones' efforts,
this oituetion wee mon remedied, end
he is hoping now that there will soon
be enough equipment in the lab to
51.00 A YEAR
allow some special projeet Causes in
which ittudents eon carry out emit of
their own work.
The Probst
'During the war, as every student
must know, T. a was called in tad the
famous Manhattan Projret as Assistant an the Chief of Cann-cal Re...eh
-quite a change from teething p•PEIFe•
time pre-meds. All tad, the atom
bomb work kept T. 0. away from his
poet here-for Mee. years.
One of Pretence donee' duller for
Uncle Sam was to edit the ehemind
sown of a National Nuclear Emerge
Series, o somewhat long nod Complex
set obbooke. Even now he is still do..
ins work on this Series and acting
censultant teethe Argonne Ned.,
el -Lahoratories.
Collect. CI...sleet Records
T. 0.'s outside interests ere many
and varied, end include most of the
aame thobbice which atudento
There is a gleam in his eye, for in.
Fleece, whenever anyone mentions
mileoadieg, but lack' of time
hen kept him from immuring this 'Indoor sport at any length.
Most important of all, •perlitspa, le
•
co/lection of classical records
and an ocfaelonol popular Mann,
mental number. The chemlsl's•atteicCestieeed en Page 4.
.
For their third coilaborMire production pf the year the Haverford
and Bryn Mawr Drama Clubs have
turned front tense Maxwell Ande,
con drama to the light comedy, "You
Cant Take It With You." PM play
wBL be given Friday and Saturday
eveninga, March 17 end 18, in Good.
hart Hall it SAO.
The. wall-known MOM Hart and
Poet Thomas Reads
`New Schoolr.Verse
Dylan Thomas, Welsh poet, read
selections of his own ',retry to Bryn
Mawr English majors, fans, poetastera. and serer interested her-eons who
Mind Goodhart Hall feat Tuesday
night.
Broadcasts on BBC
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Poet Thomas..known for his u
eanelly melodious reading voice, is
familiar to listeners of BSC. with
which he has broadcasted for several
years. He has also recently put. out
recorded selections of hia•own work.
The poem, which Mr. Thomas preemoted to the audience lam week
&hewed the influence of the hitter
war years. Among them were: "The
Refusal to Mourn the Death by Fire
ad a _Child In London", "Ceremony
eater a Fire Raid:" "And Death Shall
Have No Dominiont" and "The Hand
That Signed the Treaty."
'
Rotates School of Eliot
Ad, Thomas is a modent•reftdation
of T. S. Etiot and his school. His
Poems are little marked by any sort
of symbolism; in fact, he prafitorti
one poem that w. a titHe.in the sr.
holist 'pattern by saying, "I'll read
one Veleta think makes any anew at
Mk.
He opened the program with poem,
by other tiddlers who were all free
Gann ped.ticism and embolism.
Perticuleirly well received by the
Bryn Mawr ..Meow wan a simple
<IRV by Tholliee Hardy, "The Ruin
ed Maid"
Pre-Business Dinner Set
For March 22 in Commons
Oa Wednesday evening, Much by,
at 6:45 P.M., a pre-businesa dinner
will be given in the Ffaverford.Comcoons This dinner, comparable to previous dinners given for those seniors
interested in medicine and edneation,
'Nan: arranged by the Alumni. Office.
All students interested in busidens as
a vocation ere invited to attend.• •
Haverford alumni repreeeeting varFoils, fields of `boatman.. and :industry
have been invited. These men 001
speak Informally on different phases
of their occupations- Ample ommramity for roman/. on the part of
the Audience will be provided.
Beyond doubt the- evening's ' rest
shim was the fas,moving,
jointed Junior skit, built around the
Shit. et retiree fund-raising freetrait., The Amuseen•Bellinger..
Baltzell triatitialmi n Le rators in search
of a million bucks-nabbed'
be Brien
1th
pi b, • are t.
which contained the - hest line of the
night. ti'd „Vie to make a withdrawal. please."
Bert Birdsall. in One of his nob:adous take-offs of Lunt, sliek Sam Mud-
Tape rotors/Ines were made el
Night be tbe a.e - a
WHItC. They will be presented
donee
the
during [bin
the mid-thirtiet.
Wax recording of each deer are
or less whimsical and plotless reeks
d" being planned. although the
of events M the Ilfe• of the Sycamore
Daughter Agee, in lave with - details of this HerTite have not
lorry Kirby, plans a dinner ut which" yet beer "6 worked not.
uno,,3, S.
trot pro-
fony's parents may *el her family.
A minor catastrophe oceans whe„ the "'"'
ineempa,
Kirby, drop tit on He Sycamores one heaven -sent Vie
able as a respectable young-lady-ail
evening too soon and find them in a
there handed in notable performanc-Sate which hi to say the least, shockes.
AI
Clayton's
music
end
Tom Meing.
were -as gilding to the
An episode of some fireworks leada
An
to the' arrest of the °mite housei.old,
totheethre rbte pee..
and the lover... engagement is'aubse- .
nu, behind h1 was 'a StedisMore
quently broken ' off. The end of the
pire-dieam of 'co-education at 14.play, howevee finds tronauiltlj re,
eared, fully favnrea with Introducatera'and the lovers re-united.
tory newsreel-probably the mat orMarjorie Low Directing
iginal of the night-fuming- s'beep,
a...Atria Love. who 'played
brlb and Brooklyoese Bryn Cflowrettes. The
Rant leading role in the rnoel pro-. musical Ltdc,[4 of Pete (-:unirninsMutton of t'Elimbeth the Queen". is finding best expre.Mon in such Mee,.
directing the play. Slur is not ready es, “Over the Bridge In Meeting.
to pronounce n tool judgment on how House., and ttliaddy-'s
Enrtified
the performance
turn out. pa, , egain"-providod u am end varied
titularly since the east have under- baekground fur the Bryn afincr.Havgene n nu mber'of rehearsal clinical- ...ford amens', wh
which, with thu deties and have not yet put the WC /slim of the gingko, one °rennin];
polish on their acting,
ly effected:
- Neverthelem she noted "great m3Highlight 1■1 , he Sopho;oerl. whoa'
ent" among the woes. in spite of.the 000 the stalking WM of Dave West-nearly negligible amount of stage ex- ern tHaverford) Lind Bob Philips
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COAL TANGLE VIEWED BY IRE;
DEBATERS FACE BUSY WEEK
, IRC MEETING •
DEBATING SCEEDULE
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"What shouitNe govanoment's net- Adopting the• negat or side, tam
tnude he on the coal situation?" was members id the Ilaverord Debating
discussed by Hunter Cutting of Rho- Society debated the topic, "Should. lee
enfOrd College end Judy Waldrop of sic non-agricultural industries- be ...Bryn Maier College at an 1. It. C. tionolisolL" with two opponents
meeting On Muth a in the Common -from .Priineton ' University. in the
Room at Bryn Mawr College. • • •
Union Lounge last Satin-dm' evening,
c.tiZti.npg.,..klanorsp,.Spe
ak
n,,,:ir
detre,.d
i
,,rdth
s point
u ntry,.
cool co
"
1-H
H
r:-` 7
' 4 11;
1
17'
'and 0th:d
that these fuels are not mutually r"'4.
Today,afanager Karl Spaeth and
substitutable. Thus, theogOvernmen:
should encourage the production of Secretary-Treasurer Limiter Cutting
coal either through subsidies red of' the -Debating Society embarked
orice control or through naturalize: upon a tour of New England, which
will Maude Rebut. with Smith,
lion.
•Waldrop, upholding a more an- Mount, Holyoke, Antherst, .31. I. T.,
,
servatia view, stated that the pro 0101 Harvard.
After the last debate of this tour
M.O. and price of real .should be _schedule
d for Thursday .night- '
governed by the fare. Of n free market. • Thit would insure the mast cc- Spaeth and Cutting will leave for
Kingetath Rhode Island, to join,
lookuse of coal. Yr-EA/nen Cordon Werner nod par- • Meiority Favor Control .
tiMpate4a, [Model U. N. Congress
Under the direction of the moder- whichie to 'he sponsored by the •
ator, Elwin ..Davies, the audience Rhodetbdend State College.
This is the first time than WY!
questioned . the speaker, An inforof this kind has aeon undertaken by
mal poll at the end ST Om .meeting Oho Defending
Society. Plana have alshowed that a majority Lavored some ready been made for other such MIPS
governmental control.
for the current ye...
ttaws
r Ac E. TWO
Haverrora News
I wanted hp-know. They hake been friendly, helpful. 1 have
always Wanted to help them not some way. All thee I can sip Is
thanks, a debt
thank them all. I owe them an a sincere debt
which I fear will never fully be repaid.
And now the last words Must be written. 140 pet want to
write them and they come hard. Thor do Jot "add, clatk"
easily off,the typewriter on thousands before thesis have dime.
Rut time cannot be denied. and the time for saying Mt Wolf 14
here.
The road has been a long and pleasant one. I have been
many things and known many people whom 1 shell never forget.
A new road lies ahead ...
KEITNIT■ 14. liana, Lemon
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dthoe—Kenneth 31. Mu.,
Meosegarg.. niditra-Andiona Morley.
ii./orrs Marisgrr—Richard
Sinai, Po/dot—David Tilley.
,Vi Edilori—Fredrrie Hemel, Richard Noma, John Win.
Aohreer Sporty Editor—David West.**
Abloom rd,tur—Floyd Ford.
/resew Editor—Darwin Prockop.
ribe
tnge Editor—Edgerton Gram..
krraferirn Menterr-.Gordon Vernon,
browns Artoriefet—Drew Lewis. Fred Millspaugh.
N . as Associates—John limn°, Malcolm Brown. Robert Chan:. Rohn Foley, Gerald Freund, liwitard Gundry. Jon Gumnucher,• Robert 'ismwand, John Hitchcock. Clark Johnion, John Kittredge, Herold Miller,
Taylor ihnner. Herschel Shanks, John Sornerndik,
Howard
Philip Strrabory. Pater Imk, John Tented. Mitch Winn. Lobe Sho•
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Indiana Pena 4 the_State
Ste 'feather. College, Indiana, Pa., is di IrM
Noel, elsooiates-11. 11. Caitlin. Vanier Jewett. John ..Leggett, Richard
words were deleted OncludIng some
Lingeman. 'William Mordant Ford Oder. them. Rods. Howard Tay. and bothered benabe some
referentes to the sex life of thy weapon.) in their production of Sidney
tor, Bud Walker.
Howard's Yellow leek. Apparently In Oda ease the censorship was terra.
Polkaed ht. JI andrat bolt of Heger/0rd Collcor weekly Thronsboal the to ridieulous extremes- no that the result use not fond taste hot '!prudish.
ara,Inig• iron. rrelrini .(,) the Ardmore Pool's:, Company, el Rillro- PPS,"
bogie PI.Wit, Ardmore, Pa.
Lotered as wood-class welter at the Ardwiorr, Po., Post Office, noire Art
While sail ea the eableet of. Vietorisniern. mil ...ship. and the like. wit
of (:ootyrs5, lte4sett 24. I512.
want to reprint in i4 !brats the foliating rather anon.. eeherial lee.
the Temple NEWS;
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A kiss bestowed spelt a -beeketbali event' ai the Bethany (064.) High
School reeved it a relreM. end the ...hien of are students- It woe the
beet pass merle on the roan that debt. The high w heel haw a Wit antra
a "Dear John" letter at one kind.. The Ian markets hies., but she enmiled hissed.
A lot of people ha
gl
time or another. You know. that's the kind that starts out:
Maybe prone kiwi. is a prerogsthe remereed fee rice.pretidento Only.
"Dear John, Thin is the hard t letter I've ever had to write. The lad ego did the Wad. want ...Mg tbs....Ned.' It OM to eh..
Our relationship has been a beautiful one, and I am sem It Mat crime 41.e. pm —sounknes. Teo ...he An lad the. whale tarn
babbled.
cannot go on .. " Anybody who's ever received one of these
A were ...lamer mime. Me princiesi thought
ires a fell-drees re
letters knows what a disterbing kind of experience it is.
view. Parrot. of Me repelled bey. threetesmil le take the ease to
teen.
And yet, this week. Iam faced with the duty of writing my- which Frame S'AUPS,. . beeketiall coon ten lead to court.
Tit wheel ass here has ennereielag or. abeet the Med. and the
self a "Dear John." For this issue marks the end of my official
hers. but the eledente tae Me ...thorn's,. bird hr
having a Irkeleis hee
connection with the Haverford NEWS.
...h.. 'the sp.rhing relsIlred heat. the principal middle% see the Brit
It IS not easy to .y goodbye to an organisation that hag •
Teardrops and Thanks . . .
en
filled your mind, taxed your nerves. and claimed your energies
and devotion for the better part of three years. It in Oen
harder tO leave atteli an organization when you have watched
it steadily grow and mature. when you have seen it transformed
in style and spirit, in scope and meaning. And that is exactly
what han happened to the NEWS in the set. three yearn.
But its progress has not been due to some mysterious force.
`It came about through the hard work and planning on the part
' of many devoted, sincerely interested people.. The NEWS In
no longer a -weekly bulletin ylublished by a disinterested group
of students. It Is a newspaper, training men injournalism and
.t the same time providing the student body with a newspaper
tilled with interesting things- to read. it is run by a staff which
enjoys Its work, which has that certain sen
.
of unity and
eetieft de tarps that is no important. Each issue is a community
effort, a product at people working together.
Few people outside of the actual working staff can appreciate what it means to publish a weekly newspaper. They nay
that many people have their whole lives flash before them when
they are drowning or facing certain death in some manner. It
seems to me that sty whole•careler with the NEWS is flashing
through my mind as I face the end of my "life" with it. What
• are the things you remember?
_ • Tuesday evening meeting in the - NEWS office. Anybody
know any other stollen? . . . Seven columns on four, pages to
fill .
sure, we all have tests coming up and papers due .
get the story in anyhow, won't you? .. ;Friday night ... where
are all the stories? ... go find him and tell him that I don't
care whether she's Lana Turner, that story was supposed to be
in tonight ..•. don't tell me that it's twelve o'clock already?
• And the.there in the long vigil Sunday night
heads
that clon'tht ....the long stories are shortapd the-short storlea
are too long ... where are those pictures?
this picture looks
like it Was taken in a fog ... who sent this story down? It was
a letter to my girl that I left on the desk by -miataker: .. I've
got an eight o'Cidelt tomorrow morning. I'd like to be in bed
by two .. : can yea take the pictures into Phifadelphia?
•
-Staff meeting In the Toddle Mune at two o'clock
MuntlaO
morning .. Lord, you look shot , . . look .who'S talking . •
.Counting heads after midnight :.. after one o'clock the passive
voice sounds melt
Dammit, I can't get this editorial to souti,d
right. We'll call it an idiutorial
Fm•sorry. Mit the sports
writers are off on another lost weekend. We'll have -to take the
copy. down tomorrow morning ...
And then at the priMer, . , "we batted .500 this week
Half thy heads
. . . you guys certainly are inefficient . . .
what're ya going to do about it? 'Cut our salary? , You mean
the cote haven't corns hack yet from the engravers'? You mean
I have to no all the way into Philadelphia . . . ootthh, no .
Tress proof .. this guys name. is spelled wrong
too late
to change it
besides. I like the sound of the new name
better than the old one ... Lou. these cuts aren't coming out 'at
all ... just wait a while, the-ink ain't on 'em yet
And who can forget-the "Letters to the Editor" or the
phone calls or the people who have some constructive criticism
to offer when you have just come out of a roach exam
anyhody havu.:tity compliments? . . Dear Mr. Editor,
' Hegarding your recent editorial, I think you must be deaf; dumb.
•
blind, moronic and imbecilic .
no offense, of course;
to sincerely/ . . don't you think that the Administration should
legalize roulette wheels in the Common Room? This would
bring, in much . . . Yon have been sending me seven copier of
tile NEWS each Week., d enjoy the paper vary much. but 1
amid appreciate it if thin error could be •. . .New lissen here
.
Moore, I told you that this Alumni'stuff had to-be in .. „Wink
. the Hell's calling new? Oh yes, Preaident. White. _
Yes, all this I remektiber and much more ... much more.
And now, the teardropn having fallen, there are still the
thanks which I owe to so many people, There are people who
have helped me, guided me. pulled me out of jams, suggested
. things, been kind. given a smile when I needed it. been reliable,
worried with we . . the ARIL little men anti big men ... the
members of the Administration, the Faculty, the maintenance
men and their Superintendent, the secretaries, the Coop's boss,
the Libreria.... and all the people who make Haverford "go"
. . . who make things happen, who make plans reality, who
smooth out _difficultien, who keep .things running the way- they
,hoeld ... they ha, ,41 Inimid Me. They ha, 1-1,1
ti '
Th e /moral of Suffolk University re quite mien.
because their Var.
rite Club just made TM William. an honorary member, It 'recurred to
ua
that perhaps Haver-for, Vareity Club could odic Del Ennis or eoniebedY
ender its wing. We are woneknog. thoug
h, just what nractleal 'due such
an arrangement would hare for either early.
,
•
Croir'm Alexi Oreotilite
Take Me, Pe kdk
an 'SVDNET M. CONE, 1ff
...nen,ipintnbed teem the intermit table of if, tor..
Porn, wins a sneers,* rigagrd delosaing end rewriting Tian
TEMPEST en order In rtklon
the literati who frerporia
Wedneefley. Mara 15, IMO
ALUMNI NEWS '
Ford Guests Speak Grad Translates Alumni Comouttees
At Maryland Dinner Nornepian Writer Formed for June 10
Alumni Secretary Bennett S. Coopreports that plans for Alumni Dar.
June 10, us e well under way. Chairman John A. Cantrell, '07, hoe olr.dy selected • number of men to
wrvewith hut on the Alumni Day
Committee and the presidents of the
varier. Haterford Globs Ironed the
Aotedeme Bee Liebman and is Nosy mnIntry have been invited to carve
Dr. Neiman, who le heed of the de. aatia ddjilswir Committee to help
ads for the der.
partment of English to William with
Fiftieth ROSWOR ter 1900
Secretary Bennett S. • C.P. mtre Jewell College, in Liberty. 140., tram.
A number of the fire year classes
llama Hamill Mkt MoP/Mem. e
guest!of the society.
ooak by Comm Brooklet., Nor- are working on their reunion plans
Terrameted Reeteeted
weglan engineer, writer, and editor and indigene. point to a record atwhich moth.. the mete, theme es madame an this gala meation.
Following dinner there was a brief
The Claes of Of will be holding its
Josh. L. Llebnian Peaci of Mira
badness meeting at en'. time the
and Lome. do Nose'. Human De. fiftieth reunion and on Friday night.
Akers of the emiety were elected felt
Ilene a, will be the nom of Dr. and
the taming' Year. The election reTim meet sensing thing to that Mee Gilbert r Witte for dinner.
sulted ea follows:
Ibis book wa. written In Norway, rho fifty year get.cogether 4 always
President, Alfred J. Tommead, '1111
luring Me German omupatioe nJten the feature reunion of the day.
Vice-Presidents, Joseph H. Beatty, Jr..
The Class at 25 is well*n Ire .311,
the mailer morsenktrilT ...led en
'Li, and Conrad B. Anon abi, Sao
met. After the Ilsratien in 1944- with plans for Its twenty.Aftb remeaty. Isaac C. Lam.. Jr.. '49:
the book was pubihrhol and Mu. en. union and members of the cleat have
Treaeurer, Joba T. Sherkee, '40: Astodatas both Paseo et Mi. and emit. preliminary notices ghee
sistant Secremry, John N. Pierson
Ma. for the event.
lo Amtrak. Treasurer, F. Thomas Ham. Deelier.
Program to he Mailed
Hopki.,
Met le Netway
Other clases which are already
White spests ion Cateklgn
Moreover, Mr. lareehmann.s book working on reunion plans are '51. '30,
Deals hid feeder an murk mere of a '20, and '10, end all of the other SeeFollowing the business meeting,
human being than either of the afore- ress Asses will be holding more or
Alfred J. Townsend, '18, president of
Mention. and brine into foeth mach less Informal get-togethers.
lee Smiety, Introtheed -the gee..
As In the pent, a program of Alumthe more every day tr. 01 ..from the Callen who .peke to IRe
.tn. It deals with youth and ma. ni Day events will be mailed to eneh
group. MT. Cooper make briefly ad
with day-dr...a and realities, Ithanrinte. This program will tarry
tunny,
cemented hisCoop to tile Alumni
enatentary codpon by winch res.
with love and sex, with the whole
Day program end an invitation to the
erratIons for the dinner on Saturday
group to tense to Haved'oed Jae the pant e4 human experiences white night
may be'made and overnight achave diens on hexane..
manioc.
Dr. Nelson met Mr. Brahma. at commodations for Friday night, June
Dr. White elm spoke briefly, tell1 9. and Saturday night, June 10, may
ing of hie recent sip a CalifornM a dinner early while teaching at the be
reserved.
University of Oslo in 1.6. After
and bringing the 'group up to date
1k4 return to the United
ited States, the
Un
Dinner on the Law.
on the statistic. of the caw...
Norwegies author
him a cepy
Because of MC very large grimedTeat an Challenge Os College
of the book and Joked bin, to trans- ing class and its many guests for
late POTS of it Inc Lams Mereford. Commencement and luncheon, the
Professor Teal then poke on tWilat
tamed American writer. Mr. Hun- Alumni Day program will not start
Hatedoetis Doing to -Meet the Chsltoed, who ord.e the introduction to -.tit 2 p. m. on June 10. The after-,
lenge to Liberal Arts." After n brief thin edition,
a...4d thet the trent n.n program will feature the (raamyl44 of the supply and deemed
Wen be completed and - publehed. to nkles! eel.et rose, exhibition tenfor mile. gredeatet he Mame.
Dr. Ntha finished the work and it nis. internees Bedtime and a too
Mme of the ways in watch Haven
was published at the beginning of ...hi. the fmoim will attend.
ford is facing Its responeibilities.
this year.
Weet.r pefmitting, the Alumni
_Pothering hie alt, them was • Monty
dinner will be held on the lawn hediscresion period and it Mae after
.
Items Founders Hell and Roberts and
11:03 befere the meeting Me. up.
The annual meeting of the Haar,
ford Sticiety of Maryland wee held at
the Bhmkolone Hotel in Baltimore on
Friday evening March 10. At the
dinner which followed a social hour,
mew 31 guests were present inciuding a. number.of alumni
Dr. debt. P. White. Professor
Howard he. Teel, Jr., and Alumni
Teseillitin; limn one leer.ae to
enother is often difftult and fee.
gunny great works lose much in the
process, but Dr. Frank G. Mellon,
MA '31, recently completed a task in
this field with distinction.
College ftepresentee.",7d tie
by Gtads
Att
Wore.. eaG.facnm„
Alumni In attendance were:
Brojway's tended rossorulks).
again be a family party, with tee.'
-I9F. Conrad Anon, '25; Daniel S.
The usual oreheatral overture.
ery that Is man in s brisk; clever
Mrs of the He
beady es
Rites
Bernstein '49; L 'Paul Natrona. 'V:
Art I. Wet and bethIngsled droop ditty isliredi Up 'Tour ItInstry")
C. Cilesten_Carey, 15; James Carey,
discovered en stage. Ocean in back- which he sin. teedase, 'Ilse men
""re
l'"kiine to time en it develops,
Two
Haverford
Alumni
will
repro.
ad,
'16;
Frasklin
0.
.nto
Cenals,
'26;
Ham
th
ground; sand. palm treee, driftwood today In meet, hare no er
a of
Freelleiter. Jr.. '12; Eugene IL Hari- gent the College at ineuguration etre'
about. UR• ammalFt playing nretrektY, they will try to
go to
will
in the
lend. 'Ea, F. Thanks Hopkins. It: monism in the near future and a UtIrd
One
poker
app,"
now and t
a matter bed with thn and buy, thy strucDr. Blsekbvrn IL Jodie, '44; haw wan an entiseery of us...skive IsstI NEw.•
'
heard.. DC are Alonso. Sebastian. tural Integrity, etc." Pr.. then
weak.
Edgar
Milton
Roseman.
'15,
Cr.
L
aren.
PIM
Jr.,
'411;
V.
PotionMon
Antonio, Penchi.) Gonzalo in fore- stalks or gaze in no little
mtg.,.
ben 'Si; Alfred B. Morton '07: J. George V. Downing, '14, ire the tut 1,
•
amend; With p h n*, 'Frenclico. Mir. hangs her head in sorrow
, then
Nowell parker, 12; John W. Pierson. mho will de the honorp In the future
d
Trinetrio and Stephan*, behInd•thern picks op loveseng the orehentre le
Jr., 'IC Joseph W. Soar, Jr., 'Min while Raymond . C. Woodword, 'On,
and .slightly to their left, poring playing 1°Always True To Toll
1r
rep
i
r
t
e
r
sen
g.w.
.1
t
.
he,
C
veh.
11eer:
W
lf
Thomas,
Dr.
Jr,
Heiry
'12;
H.
Alfred
ver.a.may. UL are three shivering Pertly". Curtain .
J. Townsend. '18: Cbrietopher Van
nom. (lanthe. )(Rena and Diane)
Act fit Two cities later. APPEISPY
Haverfold
turns
out
more
Holten '46; F.. Herne.. Welbourn, panmeM or Rmoaace Languages rat
who are being completely ignored
than bomosanen and dot-tors ran be
part of the bland. Enter from L
'SS; Alan S. Young. '11..d lease C.
by other characters and obriously
!entire (Lisa Kirk) gathering driftseen by looking at the recent of a
Virginia,
will
attend
dw
Ienngonian
Lyeett,
'20.
resent it. DL.-alone and diet-anecdote. wood, from
R Trincele illay Bolger)
of Orville W. Wake a. pnsidenl of recent February grad. The grad is
is Ferdinand Alfred Drake).
doin g Same. Soon their eyes went
A
Lpi...,
ynchb
ri ara College, Virgin'. . net White, '46. who with his wife.
Opening dialogue ,reveals the
•
they an through a lengthy dame
Pen,, has established a self-sufnKraus ham recently been Minwrneked routine to music; she falls into his
Mrs Downlia Will represent Hater- dent and strictly !dependent block
God-knows,where, green dm. 'tee grim. at end. They are murmuring
ford CO the imorguratien of H. Sher- print laminate without the convert.
dispute their location. -The women sweet
things when the ant.
Donal
business ties,
man Oberly as president of Beano.
call attention to their 'pitiful state mariners enter, tell Inn. that
Write-rap in Innoner
WO.
College, Virginia, on April It He
and their spousee' unchiralroun be- and Dian am reading
John Whitman. tlit, recently wrote
fur.hel foe
The,Alumni
Mica
reports
that
mail
is
•
chemist
in
Le.
&
hIeVitty.
Mik
e
havior..but without result. Mariners their Ore. ten. gathers
up the experienee. of Bob and Polly
or her drifthas been reamed from the following work on leather and Its uses.
heard to make some remark .raieg
wood end rushes off. Ideriners
In
en
article
.entitled ...With oor •
alumni and that soy informatien en
Mr. Woodward, Director of Simonthe incompetence of landtubbera at
Trin. for faHtlig In love when
their torten addressee would tie
ton, Education of the Hutehin.n, then Hondo"' which eppeared in To.
sea in a storm. Then Alone° makes there. Tn.'. work to
be done —
day, tae Pbiladedphio heal. Magd.
Rom.,
Public
School.,
attended
the
hide long speech Of exposition, building
a boat for the return Vie;
ceremoidee at the Municipal Univer- sine. for. March 5, 5000.
ends on note of entheniasm saying one of them pulls out a
Th e nem. In question ere,
guitar and
Although both ate graduates of
sity or Wichita, Karma, when . Harry
there's nosense lust eitting shout thou
this askew
highly rseartiral schools—he of lima
Diniel A. Barron '49; Evan H. ?Mob Corbin wen inaugurated as
bemoaning cruel fate,......they moat C'Too Darn Soft.). 111. at FritTrin. tetortn
erford ...the of Saran laim'eneem.
president
on
March
a.
Blanchard,
'33;
Ceti
T.
Bond.
'48:
make the best of their situation: En- song mnfltled. -lanthe7:
"I'd even
the Whites can 6c found in 'a Paoli,
Thomas E. Brown, 17, Thom. G.
tire gm., except Ferdinand, is kill a pantha. 'entity, for you, (or
Pm, farmhouse, making block prints
Cartier, '45; Colby D. Dam. '17; Jeff
vaed. dandle on and Mine In tasty 'a Bengeblantba. in
and vents), ate,"
for a Oine.
D.wsI4, '42; Rink A. Deno.% If;
rus of ...reeked On A Desert but the mariner, do
not listen and
The reason 4,0.mm—they like It.
Walter
P.
E
Edmundaon
L
'Eg;
laid'', 'lent it romanik to -be lost disreepectfully steal
away.
Although . they ennobled Into bustEnglhardt, '41; Forrest L. Geiger, Jr.,
an the Atlantic,
dance
me whIle making prints as ChristTrim, -Math., turns around and
'ea; Kingsley K. lend., 79; John P.
nroand twirl. then entire group
ands not the mariners but Cain,.
mas gifts for theft frientb, it now
Leihold, '39; Bruce G.' Lippincott, 'MK
rushee eel sta. in KM ..reh of o
IM. • fast hold on them. They loll
and Stephan, who are drunk and
John-McCloud, 111; Jam. A. Mau.
place to establish their dalere,isle
Maine his annual trip through the Ills to work with their hand. and
enthosleetirilly applied hie seen
Coll, 74; John G. McLaughlin,
residence: Ferdinand le left behind.
nridweet to aloft the medical school* weald rather be independent than
Hi Amen. sent. or their liquor and
'46; Frank R. Otte. '48; Samuel PetSilence on stage. Vert rims. OM
in Mat area, Dr. William.E. Ceche.. wark for someone dee.
they take him into their confidence,
ter, Jr., 15; Robert Gilmour Polities,
chest. plays mid music. He sings
dr, '31. astrociele professor at clown.
telling him their pine to kill Alen-.
Parmorleania Gems. Motif
'45; L Gerow Smiley, '43; Albert. H.
mushy net cynical song about all
istry at Haverford, mete number of . Taking most ol their ideas from
Sett, Ant., and Go, and take wer
Mr.', 7e: Loge. P. Smt59, '431
the girls who've Pled him riVitere
alumni while there.
the inland. Cabbie (Paul Robeson).
early Penneylvanie German tradition'
George T.. Warner, '42; George...
Are The Girls That Lone I Loved")
Hip
first
Hop mu the University they got their firm heed wawa Gino
a noun, then talks about hi, opWeber,.18.
.. bow much he now mimes them
,
of Chicago, when he saw Dr. F. bele In phindeteltia - invited' them to
and whihes he were where he could pee.. en them.
Howell Wright, '29, who 4 profeeeer PEE on s demenetration. .Then,. this
to
IIsL 0150..
be,jilted again: "The moody on
.the new tnenne to he
of pediMries at the university.. Dr winter, one of New. York', Medina
with its pemmican wreck. isn't nearr. „ „,.
Cadbury also saw William Chapman gift ogente took OP their tint'
ty no fickle ST the fermate sex, but .ths. oboe,
who underfed het year end is now
hew tit., will ten. th.
Bob spent them yam of weather
hoe' I swish on this desert isle I
in theokr.1 renewal. •
leand• ("We've Come To Take It
forecesting In the. Army Ale Corps mold encounter another • deareptiM
At Ann Arbor, be met Robert E. restore returning to finish college and
Steelthily Through .Idur-r-der"),
nmile, etc."
Miller,
'12,
who
la
then sMgger off stage in drunken
vssiuse the Wil- It was upon Ms return that he mat
While lie is singing thin enter
eingirm.
rent. J. Harris. 'SR has come to the low Run Airport end who sat four Polly. She had Mat mime to tau
Prospero (Ray Middleton) and Mir.
sena te Haverford, At the' Universky Philadelphia area after a year's eddy.
Enter Ferd. and Mir. hind In
ettentlm of the NEWS. 14r. Mord.
sada (Pelt-Ida Morison), who listen
of
Miohigan,
he
talked
with Dr. Of documentary flimanelfing in Now
died
railedeigiti•
•Midonly
at his
is Irim finish; then he turn. and hand, whispering. They decide thls
Richard Lillie, '09, who ie a resident York.
henna
memthent Definite dialog,e mnte. Is • eat° place. cap, /ice inch other.
In 'surg
First Try Brodght Bob
in wilds they explain to each other end plan to elope that night. Song . Mr. Morels was a retired taker of or,o, ery at rho .University Hos.
end Francis Evans, '36, who IS
Knowing' few people in this or.,
1.7. In Love'') in ususl
the Mutual A...seance Company of
-how they Kelmened to be there. It
Philadelphia with whom he had been teaching biology at the univereitr. ' she ...had • soliene to meet people.
is apparent that Feed. and Mir. have duet fashion. They hear rake.. rein
Cleveland,
Br.
Cadbury met Dr. Terse the few she knew, tbe idea
...misted ler forty years. At the
fellen in love, but Prospero immed- treat elf stage hastily. Enter thy
Nem of hie death, he was treasurer Joseph M. Hayman, Jr., '18, who is ass to Invite them over for an ev
iately radiant the relationship be- shipwrecked group. A large...ale
beeri a director oCtlio Bonne dere head of .the department of madieine ning and have each bring a f riend.
tween Feral and those who banished ballet piceLing their adventure. Reat Wasters - Reserve University and Then later,: ikon frier,. would he
the
Plithadelphla
prise:
I'Wroolied
Bourse
of
On
and
A
Desert
haa
Isle?
him long son. He therefore severly
1022. He hod deo bero a member also professor of clinical medicine invited over and asked to bring other
pd. with people dancing out ;
ienlds Ford nod sends him off to Ballet b
Of the -board of Managers of Om end therapeutics. While there he also
,
in his shipwmcked COOTOPPOES. len. left alone.
sow Youart ti. Kerslake, '33, who le
The a rm tOP petty brought Bob
Pannsylveslist Hospital since Dal.
Enter Tsin., ateph. and C.I. arm
Exit Feta, with farewell smile to
and Chet wee the end of the arrangeDuring his bud.ge career, he hol a patent ntorney'in that city.
ging
fen. ran. up to Trio.
Mir. Mir. blown kb. to Ford.. then in arm sin
On
hie
trip,
Dr.
Cadbury
also
visit.
They
were married in Bryn
at
served sm.. director of numerous
turns an Prot. and Pleads with hint He pretends not to rue her. Exit
comPanies and finerwial hisiltutions ad the so-edited solidi,' at Moribund- Mawr and lived in Newtown Square
that she is in love. He oternly die- Trim., aleph. and Cat, Ian. alone in
aed was a member of roan,' aocial ere University. Universiir at Illinois. before moving nut to their present.
approve.. tell, 4 his banishment. middle of •tege: sin. "I link
oi-1 University of Pitteheruh.,
end. ead
haute-lad. Mar.
ependent Grad
0
orks
Se
That m.
in
Lost Addresses
Sought by Office
cho
Cadinuiy
Visits
Midwestern Schools
MEW* Dien,'
bireetbr of iloutie
PAGE THREE
HAVEHFORD NEWS
Weekended', Margie 15, 1950
Swordsmen Poet 34 Season,
Starting4Five To Return;
Tollin and Bomze Total 509 Feature Win Over Delaware
The fencing team finished the 1059
season- with • record of 3 wins and
fourth meet, the Scarlet and Black
erferd Boakethall Team its an end's,
tindolithed four wins, eleven losses.
4 debts,
of Pennerheenla and erre keened
The linat mile for the Ista-an Hay- it., I 11,,,,,zi,
Although the teeord VMS not a bril-
Thewins erereigained at the exp..
faced a greatly improved University
Two Middle Atlantic Champions
Climax '49-'50 Grappling Season
•
losses that dimmed its von-loaf rec-
ord, 'litho-ford', wrestling team, con. and Bud
tieing
Ent onflonen[e. The opeoing tout 0/Mil
an entimly chifarent style
whkh was unfamiliar to the Fords-
atantly improving in recent years.
take. Anion, the ten defeats, however, ware meverai games that bat
With Johns Hopkins, and Haverford
men. the Anthem biademiten won by
play of wrestling thlent while ma
for a point or two might lthae been
was the victor by a score Of 15% to
•
.0
liant one the team feeed some excel.
I mane, Pharmacy. and Uthine
15.. Our ...ad meet was at Lehigh.
chalked up on the win column. Rang
the margin of victory was gained by
a chart time later Deliessre 0119.0
a mere Booint margin, 13-14. With
In-.a last secohd field goal to ..vin
50-4B. Nor de these bean-breakers
Delaware. The Fords were outstand-
complete the Scarlet net, Hopkins
ing
Ford. dissipated a last quarter lead
to lose 61-33.
rnatehee in the. canton. In the
point %deter, 10-96, and In
men
the first Swarthmore encounter the
The important assert, however, of
Una season was not the won and lost
record, bat the progress toward de-
. . . beam.. road err who
was awarded boacraide mentlon
for All Ceey bonnet and *rod
DretePc Ali-OppoaNtls Pei
Nam.
veloping a winning learn for Real
meager. Thin year the team took to
the Moor with two Freshman starters,
Feld Boman and
Wayne Hortubise.
and caathed for the not time by Bill
PrIrer. Through the sea
follower&
pool.
ht. able to observe th pool.
Dm development
of team
plc
that
t
reach Prime has been able to Instill
. into the armed.
What is
the
even
.
more encouraging is
fact that the entire fret Ova will
4. V. Rejuvenation Late
In Basketball Season
phenorninal shooting of Capt. Sol
Tattle and the skill, both offensive
Colman, also. will
be
back for his
fourth year and another crack at the
The future is bright for the coming
ChM year, ft will
on the 1951 sched-
Athletk Conference basketball ached-
bvill be rat-aiming. The 2 graduating
mArhers ate Dave Rene and CaPthie
fencers of tbis ,yearb Freshman class as
ale for the semen thews the garnet-
Skip Matson, and Harry Richter mow.
The
Nose
of the Middle Atlantic
John Todd. With each talented
clad quEntet from Swarthmore, led ing up, Coach Henri Gordon ie looking
by high-merle], .Captain Jim Herne. shod to an excellent season east
in first place in the Conference's
a seamen marked by
steady improvement the J. V. Basket-
tie with Penn &Aitken. College. one
At the finish of
be
of
FIENCDM
Johns Hopkins 114
Lehigh 14
n season's aVeMte game in back of Swarthmore, by deof .455. Paced by Casket, Broadhelt' feating Delavrem In the final league
contest.
ball squad throned
out of eleven and lost to FRG, Ur- • The galley inatigunited la 0411. of
having en MAAC thempionship playoff series between the Pop four teams
Haverford Mt. F. A M. ail
The Fordalmaketed 594 points with
Haverford 91, Tensile 32
only 101 being seiseed ragehtee Sethi
Haverford 55; Lehigh 11
Leading individual scorer
Haverford 76, Pharmacy 58
Haverford
45, P.
him in tines order were Quite, and
rep
Droadbelt with 82 and 80, markers res
M. C. 57
Haverford 68, 17rexel 79
Paul
Hollingshead with 67 points. -Behind
Baverford 67, Grantee 53
Rave-Hord 49. Oellawerta
was
rimotivele. Jiro Foster, playing in
,
.ly six games, accounted for 79
Itsverford 56, J. Hopkins 70
points, and had the highest individ.1
Ilakerford 58, Sw.thmore 61
game score with 23 against Delaware.
Haverford 19. Drexel at
The J. Vent reached their perils in
the return game against Swarthmiare,
Haverford 82, Undosa 09
Haverford 60. Swarthmore 71
fe the earlier counter, the Fords had
Haverierd 41. Illieletvere 58
bowed 57-16. Trailing by nice point.
linverford 0.3, P. 91,-C. 86
an the and of the first half. the FiXrds
in the' Southern Divbion was
ihis
forgone
year bemuse of uheduling
.111..„ Unlit the latt.be part of
tin
season, when a eandellation of the
Middle
'Haverferd 23
activity for the winter Beason hen
Haverford 10
glowed as of Friday, March J. The
Princeton 19
Haverford B
gams ainch were played lad
week will, therefore, not - affect
Atlantic tourney prow elect an
Drexci,Tech's varsity five, acknowl-
no time On which to mhedule en
edging the skill and outstanding &bits
MAAC ptay-olf. Following the can-
it9 of
of great help under
Reveries's? J. V. 41, Unclose
with
ere other freshmen who played
40
HaveAard J. V. 63 Sa 1therstre 48
Itaverferd J. Y. 07. Dolimmre 60
Ifaverford J. V. 66, P. M. C. 52
the EY. and may help solve the Searlet bright problem.
Two
The :team; however. will mi. the
twn seniors who have played their
lest games In Haverford uniform..
U.ine Colman could- always be
re
anted
on an a
Horn
et
Two-Members '
Graduated
of the
Way. Hsthribise. worked with
had driving, mpable J .
participate In three athletit
of
the
play. but. that
ail-around ability, teamwork, and
MAAC.
Because of this
year',
confusion as
skill ales evicted the team's vote.
regarding a ploy-at, the question of
Forward Albers, Frank . Delaware
.
Final Ill
'
e
rtleiM
11 .
;
117a
6
ttd
"
Swarthmore
Center Hall, Richard Swarthmore
8
Drexel
V. maid far the- Brat two games
placement )1.m
.,joster will long lee Gut wan
given vanity honors after
piny oaring 18,and 14 points In
the Meat
tam' two. J. V. caeoUrrters. Mae Clark
,
7F17.3nts, eepeehlly . for the time tall Freshman, center)...
ahead the
when he carne Into the first Ursintsa, g
reatest improvement. A J. V. nubgintar: daring the fourth quartered
.11tuto in the Prat three games. Dave
tapped in flap geld..SKIM to give .the earned
starter's berth for his showVerdi. the game.
.
ing against F. and It.' After'Plaging
One -of the tabst, interesting expects
eve gamrt with the J.
he was
of the season was the moiler dual
graduated to the washy fee thereat .
between Tollin and Romeo. For the
Swarthmore encounter,
third seation Tollin led the team in
The J. V. prorrdees to offer good
peering, this time with- 255 points,
material te the varsity for r,mrt year.
hut he bested Bonne only hy the aliMDroadbeit, Ceske,. Rollingshead. and
mut of margins as Bernie totaled
Fuller abased abilities that well be
Nal points for the season. Both share
welcome whin the Starlet and Black
the highant single game !Mat of 20.
open* neat aeasonbi campaign.
Bentz, turned the trick again.
remembered for hie tremendous
under
the backboerds
again.'
1
Pharmacy, while Tollin neared that
;number twice, Textile and Unities
being the aletinte. On three ...leg
anemone, however, Tollin .held
.lightly greater
in two less gam. than Som.. Titlilt's average was 09.6 while Romeo
garnered a 11.0 onodr.
Star Opponents
eo
Although Bonne 'and Tollin
cooly
shared
sinus rebated. 'gathered 17 points.
Thus 13111 Pricer. first mason in
cornaleted. Statistkally the season
lead sin, he played
individual seating hon-
2
Kurth. Bob
1 Guard , Young, Don 3
4
Haverford •
2
Vroinag
0
,
Guard
7
7
10
was diaappointing, but the steady de-
Ursinua
The Drexel team listed Sot Tattle
for first team honor. for his comp-
By or full half lap, the Haverford
Freshmen relay team whipped Penn
Villanova's board
courtmen. Among these
are
games against the Fords. Twenty else
at these points came in the
re.
game, Another. troublesome player to
fare the Fortis. was Forsyth of U
John Troncellitti
Barber Shop
Large Partielpation
This winter
saw over ROO
3111Ch par-
tide:aim in enthusiastic volleyball
andsbaekethall leagues. Eke. chiee
:Mips titancla so far thus: football,
menhirs: soccer, MAW,
: wreelline,
freshmen; basketball, seniors:, 'and
volleyball, sophomores.
Final Standings for Winter
ilasketball
'
12
Sophomure.,1
II
Sophomore 13 .
10
hell teams fought it out 113 times.
Tourney Flange Bartrrime
The chase totintament brought surprises galore. In spite of the filet
team all yesr, the semiere. won the
impressive victory over Drexel hatore
winmag deewi. and losing Om
the light crasser', the. Purdy went
un to Avin, a. they voin&I three nod
deri,iorted one.
'
.
Vdartbroaker
It-Ill, licit. record of 3 wins mal 2
searlet and Slack wore an.
lib!,
null a Will out of the bag as
I. they last, the next there Id TemPln.
a Ursine, bind Swarthmore' 'Realoweld
seared him Itfth consecutive win az he
3 pinned his amt M the Temple heat.
Mil Maloney- wuri the only other
7 Devotion' min as he deolaioned his
4
Man in the 42-8 loos. The ' Crainua
4
00.k." B 1Freshman A
"8
match proied no be Whearthreakir an
the Fords Were di:tented 41-11. The
13
throe tosses, being decieioneil 2.11, and
4
match feature) very e.low decisions
Freehman B
Cattnadader suffered one if. hie
2
Junior Yetn
.
lielfeyhati
Lae !teener laying by a 5.4 verdict.
W
Sophantore II
15
J
Rodcwald lost his amend match ef
the - .momIletfrerleh in n tight
&Than., A
13
4
match. 2.0.
cirelefor gamesa total of 130 limas
during the term, while eight. -volley
chicane by Virtue of 4 decisions and
n large crowd on the home amt. After
Individual Chant.
Ilia record on individual charopiou.
basketball Leann went to the center
inated for his hard driving play end surmised all concerned by mustering
Seniors
f. -
Faculty
4
•
Sweethmore Lo..
Lady Leek again ' thwarted the
Junior B
111
Junior A
Funk when the Scarlet and Sixth
trot the oil important match, 19-13.
Mthelunan A
Continued• on Page 4
reshman
F
Chiplys Margavage of F.M.C. was ups powerful and skillful wrestling
named for his exceptional skill under
the backboards. BaVerford
also
'fens
will
sheeting Midi.
team. Volleyball alone turned out the
`say it Afield hove with the saPhothe
foriti5 mores who. A and B teens led
Sivarthmere1a Jim leagtre all year winning handily.
remember Marirmage
Oa top
League Leaders
Special mention should he cit. n to
NwJOn k, Pa* UP KOSen. Society Elects
l
'h"Pd'":„4".3 Five Into Membership
those clean tennis who led their re-
since ache . picked for drive, while apective leagues throughout the year.
via
Hall's backboard central earned him- erly. ?reckon,' Beets, Claarton, Jonatio.Fords abased Well
All men
in good shape. Joe
Stein led elf fait. gaining .evem,
his second them posit]. se Meath Putney, - Sharpie.,
of
P.M.C. and Young of Urolnua were
and Edrninston.
The- aleph B's, sporting a 16 and I
named for their dribbling nod hustle. record in volleyball to head their
DI the ten' mat selected by the league, .mitsted
Pemba, Sterner.
Vince gained on hit man, and Bob Drexel playern only Forsyth, Toting,
Nevitt continued the lead. Anchorman and Reilly will not icturri neie seaSI•C• 1619
Dave Denman stretched the margin son. Haverferd's Pau] Somme Is a
to a final hell-lap. Despite the fact freshman, while Sill UM and Onto
strides on his mariNumping oft. Phil
A. Talon
that neither Vance or Nevith have Hidl-ero sophemores. The remaining
long been•tralning, tbey'both hooked
piayers, Tollin, Margavage. Athena,
goad.
and Marts am juniors.
Penn
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the Forde put their points ia the win
points: Ctrse
and
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iors
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forget the incredible "blind" shoot
Me
rford, history ended. Although the
weal net to
41/ they receit-ed in the fall, the senon their heels pm the juniors
intramural whiter program M IlaV- Junior A
smoke of .baltle has hardly cleared
Two Win,:
Scarlet and Mack
ehampionahip. Adding the 72 aniets defeated Muiticitlrerg 17-9. sail Drxgarnered during the winter to the 01 21-9 In the Muhlonherg tussle,
•
With the plsyhog OF the interclass
alms, Swarthmore, end P.M.C. aut.
game this season. Also, few fans will
Me which allowed Swarthrnore's Jim
.
The.
win their next lava malenea as they
narrow lead III the race for
Winds and Delaware's At era was remembered The Junior A1v._endefeated in bathe,.
combined to mil down for 'aggressiveness, Swarthmore's
bull, weep comprised of Dunmire, Elie
the time
Neat Tuesday on VIllanova1s tweEe
velopment at the team m a unit,- and
the inspiring rejuvenation of the J.V. lap.td-a-mile track, the freshmen will
which reversed early defeats by Ur- again take on the Penn Charter team.
goat that Haverford
ing the fall sou on give the minors a
tournament, the Moat compreheneive
•
1 of the seas..
track In a slow 4:02!1_ High
eitreme cold
numbered Anderson, 'Illernmey's tall
More led the league with a 7-2 mark
-.center who tallied 27 MIntalor the ne Drexel. F.M.C., Delaware. nMiVhigheat Individual .are in a Ford erfOrd, and Ural... trailed In that
Reilly to more 89 pointa In
week. • ,
anal, sharp...pant.
or:, in most of the games during the
anaten, the 'Fords faced many out
par
winter. . term
anly •
,u lhr herd row slot
Utt, Delaware forward, was nom- title on class tiny. The freshmen also
Charter last Thursday afternoon. Reilly, naturally, wanaelected for his
Four men, Joe Stela FM111 Tame. Bob o utetrindIng all-around offensive shill.
Neritt. and Dave penmen claeked aft
second floc Forsyth of Ur..
the mile run on
- hoer.
tronal get skint ability, while they
big. play maker.
Frosh Mile Relay
Easily Trims P.C.
will be Feld and intramural ath-
Rodenruld am
win an [1.0 derisioned ids
7ietT,i1
:;t106 -
Coupled with thepoints gathered dar-
intranturals . 'hese
letes alai need credit mast still
praised.Bomae ale a
the .
Although
3.9.a.
7
freahnien trailing with 116.
Athletic ilay.
been dismal imed. alms ed ammo
the squad's &election were made thin
J. V. squad
graduated to the varsity. squad.
competition after hike - Clam
acetic-it -between the top lour learns
Delaware
Beeline
the lack of interem Moan ire
play-act wee -enough to prevent a contioniante of lat year.
lInverfond J. V. K. Drexel 17
the backboards. Caskey and Fuller
The ma.n far the unexpectedly sodden rime of the season was
.1
,
e. a
w
be
lee ma.
their Southern Division Middle
The teem picked was as follows:
ennui heck to play their best laiskMwhether or eat a rhamp46116111• teamiasill of the Aegean emirs& down the
Birth Team
Miley& will be" .4' annual polky of Mr
Bennett Cooper Cup for the team's G arnet 63-48;
Poe.
Schaal
Name
MAAC was brought into the openrant valuable player which he lifted
Forward Reilly, Jim
Swarthmore
According
to
They
Randall.
Haterford
durum the 10.16-49 mason. Hurtublse
Delaware
Forward Utt, 'William
representative in the MAID Atlantic
and "Lii shale" Amusson rempteta
Hmerferd J. V. 62. Textile JI
Ceater. Mareavage, Eugene P.M.C.
Athletic Conference, a 'relating of
the first live. Not to be counted
' oat of
Haverford J. V. 42, Uralaaa 45
Grad
Tollin. lot
Haverford
the Conferente ith,the near future
onsideration am the several player
Haverford J. V. 40. Delaware 53
Guard . Ranee. Paul
Haverford
will answer pis problem of e yearly
hom Inner loped
deve
on the J. V
Haverford J. V. 41. F. M. C
.
play-off.
-Dave Clark came up to the vareity
Second Tam
Ifaverford I. V. 01, Drexel Gi
Cranial
during the season and ehovnieenskierMAD. Atlantic Athletic Conference Forward Forsyth, Bill
Haverford J. V 46. Svethmere 57
able promise to
the woe and Ina recorde of thaw
Atlantic opponent, seiceted an AllSouthern Division oanoneate
Drag. mentor Hal Kollar stated that
of the Southern Mahlon
exeoptienatly strung Gettysburg
squad
Johnial, Hibbard, I Fall malt
result, of the
The
bin 1,111 illUicht,1 in
freak pin.
u
nc
rlr,erm
i t,e,,,,Zate
d 4;
They Untamed Delaware's Blue Bons
to the tone of g2..5, as 1-laverforal won
all but two ,matches. With a 50.60
remnd. the Ford": suffered their wend
defeat of rho .71.11 ex they lost to
Seniors Lead Others
le. annetaterd that intramural
Haverford 10
Temple 12
in
R
IO
Haverford 26 Swarthmore 10
Killian. Craig,
PLASH!
Rutgers 17
on a- specific ability
one of
Haverfdlvl
TUX Athletic Department hen
Tollin, Donne Picked
On All-Star Squad
the prieniany
,,e,,
u,
srl,
ti,B.lek
on
.
e
,ili,th
Ie
f, Sc
inI t.
.
141
{e
.
ti:tz
d,d
n itIlaec k
,
13 Delaware '
Haverford 13 West Cheater 21
aa
25
Haverford 20 Drexel
Newt., Wilson, Noite1n. and Mead.
bpen dote far the p/ay-offs, there was
cellation, Swarthmore'* T010011 to
the high-point trash, with 20 PM.,
Intramural Leaders Set For
Final Weeks of Competition
•
eter. and F. & iSf. by only one point.
flasketed 5E1 Pointe •
cadwallnder nes. out lIndoculd far
10
Starting out with
flaw. 15%
U. of Penn 16% Ifeverfard 10%
and Hollingthead the Fords won 510
22
Haverford II Crain.
Ha verford
. . . 1 too lam, week, ago rapfermi the Meddle Atlantic 145 Nam d -,themerearbth and eltis
n-rele iopped limo oprettleng
HO Paint Tcopby..
tiorarford 13
Delaware 4
Haverford B TomPle
Haverford 1.11 Swarthmore 10 to
of
tde. From this year's squad, all but
eight victories as ageing only two
defeats. Dmael pulled Int. a second pliwe
Motors will be able to watch the
and defensive. of Paul Boma.. Sam
manager.
thin in the 145 B,. clues, with Rwle.
Wald winning the 175 tip chiimpien-
9
ehip far tbe second year in a 71.M.
Haverford 21 Drexel
Rad Spaeth. Jini Gilpin is next year's
sal rugged 'style. wen the
I
17
, 3 Cetayshurg 29
Haverford
ere Sam Hadson and
mean. Out of our 7 elthommta
ships. Cadwallader, -wrestling his .us:
VIMMI
70 Backnoll
neerford
Reg Jortee, and Karl Spaeth. The HMI
Southern Division, boasting a record
Marks Promising Year
tart aeon, Once' swain Ford
return
Schedule Troubles
Cancel Play-offs;
Tourney Discussed
Poor Gain Championship
Iligh paint of the SPliscill was, Rode.
wold's and Cadwallader's win, in the
31iddle Atlantic States Champion.
Summery
II,Lverford 15 Delaware
*quad were Sum Hudson,
01.01
atoya in the lightweight claWca,
year varsity man hmded the Sertiars,
The seemin's ovestanitlag fencer
the
Jun..
one Sot* end one fresh=
wee Dave Rowe who easily outshone
co-captains
Fresher. Starter*
mainly of Sediora and
man_ Captain Bill Rodcwald, a tour-
all eompetitien. Other en-elicit members of
Freshman Harry Bair WPMmain.
strong teams. The varsity team to
ennagosed
Ws, wth
the
the trinceteat avrordainen won by
thts record, our next oppomot Voss mare of 19.9.
Ilegeaa, Smola CaUstriaine
and were able to come to an easy
Ma triumph. The outstanding blade:in the first three Matches Wel.
Dave Rowe, who won all 9 of hie
two
wi
ts a
provided tans with an exciting dieof
aging to post a screen's record n
3 woe, 6 last In competition against
10.17 tally. But ileverford rallied
to tthe the next match eelth Temple,
'though the wig went to Lehigh, 46-12. Here our Impee ter e better
than A00 mason were dished when
in the season the Fords dropped a
elm* one to F.* 11,. 49-118, and than
wrestling It heavyweight and 115
Phil Baronet', wrestling heavyweight
Walker at 165 lb. will gradube hard
ate, leaving a gap that
to fill neat year. Born Cadwallader
155
John Dodge 115 Pi.. and Phil
-Flanders 128 lb. will be bark next
Yen,Sorhonmie Lloyd Loeche/ Ind
several , heart-breaking
Dsnsite
COUV
100-114. Rutgers wan our fifth foe.
Law, TreR
4.aesie, Gs.
ce,
dm1 for ildrlrr tray. „ fool
dale-markc mean 04e so, Pihre.
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