ws Vi e Haverford Campaign Passes $1,000,000 Mark

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Commencement
Issue
VOLUME 41, NUMBER 22
Commencement
hour
ARDMORE, PA., SATURDAY.Jiletr 10, 1950
$1.00 A YEAR
TAYLOR ADDRESSES. LARGEST CLASS IN FORD HISTORY
Haverford Campaign Passes $1,000,000 Mark
Record 157 Awarded Diplomas;
Scattergood, Brinton Honored
ALUMNI
EVENTS
Tops Commencement Day Goal;
Donations Show Recent Spurt
2.0—Cricket Hank
Alumni a. Vanity
2:30—Inier.Clam Softball Games
Challenge gums between var.
lone Aroma team
Today, Commencement Day for Haverford's Class of 1960, marks a major milestone in the
4:99—Fatolly Remotion
Tee wits Faevltr LM,. .nberai at fulfillment of the Haverford Campaign goal of $1,250,000 for "Teachers, Students, and Books."
Launched in April of 1949, slightly over a year ago, and scheduled to continue through the miendar
year
of 1950, the campaign has passed the 11,000,000 mark ant for Commencement Day. The
I :50 —Boatnem Meeting
Election of Officers. votiog en administration announced in the commencement exerciaes
this morning that the mob contribusioehnents to the caveats. done and pledgee received to date total $1,040,000.
"The campaign will]o aggressively carried on until the minimum goal is reached:. adds Camuon
assign
Chairman
Robert
A. Locke. "We are satialled with the results to date, but we will not be
600—Step-Singing
content until the minimum goal is reached."
6:30—Alumni Dinner
President White points out, in a note of caution, that the present total includeetwenty.fiv
Near Senior Entrence ta
e pro.
visional contributions aggregating. $190,000 that are contingent upon raising the full
Fwaden Hall
minimum
700—Chen of '92 Gift Presents. goal of $1,250,000. He said that "we cannot therefore say
categorically that we now have in hand
over $1,000,000, but we are confident that, with the generosity of these conditional gifts serving
tins,
as
Portraits of /thane Guinea
a special challenge, we shall be able
Editorial .
and Frank Marley sill be pme
p.
to iirn
elaint
,i
thelia„nd...,,
to.
inte...the atmmeted to College by Stanley
Toenail
Commencement, 1950, was exceptional at Haverford for its record-smashing graduating
class
of 167, for its headline-making announcement of $1,040,000 in campaign contributions,
and news
of a youthful college president absent from commencement with the mumps. No anticlimax
these events, however, were the address by Dr. Harold Taylor, President of Sarah Lawrence to
lege, and the awarding of honorary devisee to Howard H. Brinton and J. Henry Seattergeod• Col'Liberal Mind' Considered
Dr. Dayloret commencement address W88 entitled "The Liberal Mint" Discussing
of an educational system free from authoritarian politicai control, he pointed out that the value
this
essary for man to determine the potentials for good in himself. "No ruling elms whose is necaim is to
enforce authority by power rather than by consent. Dan afford to permit ,freedom of
thought,"
he said.
He continued by saying that "the good state serves to protect the individual m that the wee.
•tive growth of the whole community is posaible." In closing, Dr. Taylor said tribute to
the scholars, teachers, and students in Americe and abroad hole lime are old.
dated to the free growth of the hamen intellect."
Bosomy Degree. Gnted
ra
OM from alocani totaling KM,Honorary degrees wem pracuted
Today some 160 men became lifetime members of the Hay- 480.87, and lea gnu from
to
Howard
Haines Brinton. '04, and J.
Highlighting today'. Alumni Day Room, which ia the 50th mtniturerta
erford Family. For these men, June 10, 1950, is a 'red letter' day, friend. . of the College' other
scattergod
,
.0,
tar
taating
meritor.
feetivillee will be the Ptethelothst, gift a the Om.
the
days
one
which
Of
they
will
remember
all
of
their
lives.
ausgoods
184.
For
km contributions to the proem.. of
by the Clam of 1S9C, of portraita d R. Yernell,
their [amities a nd close friends it Is a day to offer congratulations
102, wilt present the society throughout their
tinge
ew
lives How,
Hanrerford's moat revered
*we
.eldest Gilbert F. ard Brinton, Director of Penile
to
f I proud..
educators, Dr. Francis B. Gunmen. White who will emelat than
A Yoke fromt900
o
And yet thislaa 'red letter' day, a day to be remembered;
and Dr. Frank Morley. Presentation Ma of. the College. Dr. Richard M.
tram
for an even more important reason. That reason is embodied in
of Mete patron. will follow the an- Gmernere, CO, son of the late Dr.
Pestilent Gilbert F. White,
The adverted' Magna Dep.tment one simple statement which issued forth this morning from the • maim al the liarerferd class
aefehrerives Ise fiftieth mininoal Alumni Day Thome, which IS thoratthre; and Christopher Morley, four yea. .to refuted to he the will introduce next sentare= en
Headquarters of the Haverford Campaign; It read: "Today the yersary mthodie. what
scheduled tor 1310.
Menaced college prmident in the
10, and Felix Morley, '15, suns of
cam. in reading ana Haverford Fund Drive passed the $1,000,000 mark."
the into Dr. Honey, swill meek United State. is auffering from
Pew:drat Lmter Haworth hePortraits Complete Gift
nnaing. Load 05 • WAY ed 95155, 15
Little more than a year has gOne by since the College opened awe. in be sae true
These portraite will complete the brIetkr riming the .remen7. The a childhood malady. At the ten- MOM. tad demi.] viutreihma
rotrat or the
fundabing of the cesomere-Morlay portraits • are the work of Griffith der age of thirty-elght he has the wings modined form of tutorial sod its campaign for $1260,000 at tile inspiring Family Dinner. "Stud- Haverford Campaign:
ants, TwIwrs, and Books" wee the simple slogan that was placed
mumps
Bailey Coale, of Beltinsore.
".. J hams pondered end worth.,The new setae, which will eon- before the hundreds of Alumni and friends of the College who atull Summer Slate . Preceding the dinner will be a full
rad over how to meth my ea&
Nevertheless, President White sunna the Froshroan English minim- tended that dinner. They
were told that the College endowment seriatim to the
Haverford Comend varied program of activity ad retains • humor and intellettua/ ment. Will he financed termigh • must be increased if Haverford was to continue
its great nth*
by SM greet from the Carnal. BriMetetion turning out educated men who could function as productive mem-of palm fund, m ne are at to tan
bee
moderate etre muntances., The onlybees
not by
majority of m during this am. of New York, it was announced by b,ve of ...Lary.
way I sm. possible to rake my
tars Bennett S. Cagier and the mem- a 0000 development He mega.. Administration officials.
Additional acholarehipe were needed ao that the College could subscription
at all ia to pledge
sitors to Campus born of the Alumni Day Committee. his condition to them 4hom Peel
Sis "Areas of Canceen•
choose its applicants on the heals of ability to learn rather than ai
in 13th Corinthians denounces on
a seek for the neat ti,..„„
Tennis
Reading
Exhibit/ma
ability
in
the
Slated
courao
to
pay.
will
Higher
eel).
salaries
be
were
needed
to maintain a Faculty
At leant seven groups, pesbably
'This
3'
oars.
would make my
up.
..
tread
around
certain "Arms of Con- of the same high caliber which Haverford has always pommelled.
totaling better than 600 persona, Among the loading attractions of unpardombly
pledge amount to a lath more
in which gkeasion will take And money woo needed to keep the Library stocked with
elan to use the Reverted' cannon the lay will be exhibitions of topthe beet than t150. I would like to make
ott„ eoheernipt,
ea. and newest works in all fields of luiewledge. There were
no fancy it awe
this simmer at the site of their an flight tennis by mglonally-rentirtg Grethen. Be". seined d Dour portance to the
am happy to be
student as a Waren, side-dishes being asked for, no surplus educational gadgets. This
nual conference. In addition, these intercollegiate Dialers. Those per- of Letters degree. He is conaidersd
organisations have gained fermi.. forming in these- exhilitione will iv- tale the of the fondant Quaker Phll- and to the notion as glade, in world wan a "Time for Decision," a year of crisis and real need. accent in betels ellavcrford u
ercilitation. The six area am. 1)
The news of this crisis quickly spread across the nation—to
/don to the the umpos for picnic clods Eddie Moyien, Bill Vogt, sod osamber• in the world today.
fie,^
_Amo„yam,me
180.
rids
Dick Sorlein, se well as Ilaventerdk J. Henry Scettergood. loos • mon- The Prrwnel Cerny, E) Social m..l., large cities and small town. from Main to California, to villages
outing.
ism Jim Schnur, 1948 Ford tennis Mint figure 'In Philadskehia boatman 3) The Good Life, 41 Psychological and farms North and South, to the thousand and one place, which •
Clanalml League to Visit
—
members
of the Haverford Family called home.—Everywhere corn- Mr. lade. gates that durla.the
First of the groups which will captain, and Diehl Mateer, this year's circles, a &rim loader for many fears.
week contributions from alumni
maks Haverford Its temporary home captain and nuargerlise player. The and a 'loyal Ilaverfordian," wee 61 Tragedy and Comedy, and (i) En- mittees were organized and Alumni were told, of Flaverforirs oiis the American Classical Lagoa alrmies and dogsled contests will start shielded an honorary Domande of joyment and Stimula of the Monti015.
And
there
at
200
were many who listened. Liiitened and then re- .
on
the
varidty
courts
near Law, Mr. Scattergood held the.pret
Its conference will kit from June
."ttee
thw'r antinru'engdi:Orne
I'."
519.d•
1.11.ra
speeded. Haverfordians and their friends became aware of the °°•''
of Treasurer of Haverford College
10th to Jane 17th This arcade &Hon the college obserastary.
will be followed by &mut 1611._ nnim- A cricket meta between an Alumni for thirty-three year. until hli re- the reading and diseuesion in them fact that this was one of those rare opportunities when one might 4. Me .556dr a `..'etb.t.rd has
areas. Al students will meet with really take ashand in shaping a better tomorrow, when one
tirement lest year.
theithmed et, P.S. 3, Cot 8
bats of the National Ithneld of Enmight been due, pr imarily, he Sere, to the
their tutors once a week, In groups a gain a sense of belonging to something greater than themselves, exceaerd work of the slaty. the dame
metric Rematch, from June lgth to
threes, for the purpose of reading snil something which would live on as a tribute to their. faith in
Profs In Profiles
June Elat.
April 24 . .dat,
the ek.i..."`"U'd
"
discussing their papers de thus ovh. future.
one percent of the elution have
On June nth, about 120 members
mubrat
Now the 11,000,000 mark has been- topped. The campaign is triba5d to date.
of the Morose of Pennsylvania will
•
far
from
aver.
The
crisis
has
not yet completely passed.
begin • nix thy conference at HayUnder Sarrenth\Direction
Discourage
Takeo
Guts
i
tt'
ea
th:m
e edflobe
onerp .rifly
hehlla
veve.rifoo,,n
crford. Twenty-five perm= bonneetrd Ftli:antyi.lut
yre
.resho
lb.Ralph Id. Mimeo% Chair- the
Prefers.
.wrned
that
In commenting on nth important ^
ed with the Tai-State Bible ConferEOM of
English Department. will
with the future, that they realize the vital role which education pleas
Lie
ence will make me of the college
anurviss the now coarm. The Cm' plays in the building
the e'htPetett.
Mr. a maMatedee that
When
Preeldent
the pedwomffe
Gilbert
of
productive,
F.
White
in
memeonee,
mature
Utilities from Inc. 30th to Toly led.
m did their ieditialua noels Grant, which in operative for
Citizens. And
seas
mistaken for a eRhinie" upon ar- personalities tome to the fore. Pres- three yam,
ensily • lime been
so on thisCemmencement Day of June, 1950, the Haver•
They will be Joined by gout 120 adprovides
in
the
Urger ir the area cormiittr. sod the
form ford NEWS emotes the new members of the College Family,
ditional persona from the same grotty riving at Haverford in September of ident White became lees famous as a of new personnel to be used in
the to whom
0948 a College legend was born. In difficult-to-identify college 'president,
hod b
the Haverford of the Present has !whinged; and itthose
July Lt throught July 8th.
for•
wuung
thee salutes these other members of the
(nut the analogy between Progdent and such things as bin bright red, oes.'
'
Slat. Finishes Anglia 30M
10 egne"
expected
Family., those who have r„ca"Potghttye.sarrb'
. diet three nevPro- acted In
ea B
.Its.tth.
thie.Y. take
a
manner
which
entitles them to feel that the Haverford
The Garden Spot Institute will White and the RItinie.Claas ed 1960 wool cravat became the subject matWE be added to the English of
.111
tbeFuture, in a real sense, belongs to them•
with me sire of '
hold a conference hart for Mx daps .. ee ease that the dans loped or of men, campus Mites. To this Department next fall to carry out
the campaign goal, end wits the intbeginning on Only 211rd. The final him a a' unofficial member. Today, day no one can recall him aporting this program. Their names have not
po
w.rta
n,tit
..e. of the fund to itiverford's
atunmeT meeting on the taint= will unfortunately in Wand/a, be was any other [me of neckwear on esenConinthd
Peg. ff, Col. -4
occupy the week from Tali, 80th 'graduated" with them._
.
'
e Vice-President Lester Hs meth bethrough August ash, ate. approxi- 'Shield," White and the Caw of Alhough President White was
ed*Og
/4(04144 lithe,Ord the rano.. ha be.
mately 120 menthea of the Gotha- '60 have now bah completed four youthful in appearance and young in
Final Election Held —
sem., Methodist Church will elan years at flavor/ord. As they matured yearse—thirtygive at the tine of hie
the tradition of Haverford, a college
CLEMOITINE COPE
inauguration—he ha. extremely ed.
John H. Hobart, Biology
Haverford.
that has never resorted to "high-pro,
In their final dam meeting sa
FELLOWSHIP
On Rum 17th the Wilmot Memor- President Gilbert F. White taste qualifications and exPitemaam undergraduate., the members of
William A. LInthicum, Biology
Continued on Pam 2. Col. 3
Kenneth M. Mawr, First
ial Chorth will picnic on the Haverbehind him. He had received hia &Bo
Kenneth M. Moser, Psychology
Ilarerford's Loma grostnating
John it Carman, Seoond
ford grounds, end on June 22nd. N.
0.31., and Ph. D. agrees from the
Armand R. Ouellette, Serbia,
class, the Class of 1960. last Irak
Wylie
Granted Fellowship;
CATHERWOOD
FOUNDATION
Billycan,/ of Chicago. He had served
W. Ayer .d Son will hold an emWilliam Y. Rodeweld, Pol. Science
elected Kenath M. Moser as
FELLOWSEUP
To Study French Village
the national government sea geogHoratio C. Wood, IV, English
ployee picnic berm. The Grace Memel
permanent dun preadea and
Wiliam Y. Bodewaid
Prema is achsdole for June 24th.
rapher on natural reseurcee,neen a re- George D. Cohn= as permaent
.Professor Lancrence W. Wylie, of
HONORS
senrch tocitrocian for the PWA
LYMAN REMCIIER HALL PRIZE
Owl rise.president 'William. W.
the French Department, has been
'Paley Committee, held the
IN CHEMISTRY •
Vogel w• • elected permanent
David M. Blum, English
Haverford Bridge Players
granted ea Area Research Training
P.M of principal geographer for the
Lawrence G. Imhof
elm treasurer, and Donald B.
John N. Boger, Chemistry
Pellowelap
by the Social Mena Re.
Outbid LaSalle Opponents
MRLB Land ond Water Corenronion,
Martin was amen to fill the pat
A11■11 R. Brick, English
CLASS OF.1910 POETRY PRIZE
aarch Council for the year 186041,
Travelling to La Salle College
and been Principal legislative enure.
of permanent claim acreary.
Nitholan G. Chantllem, Pal. Science it was announced remedy. TrefeaSoar. Len
April 28, Haverford's Bridge Club
foe Os Buzau of the Budget
It was also ...aimed at" the
Lee R. Harper, Chemistry
GEORGE
sor
PIERCE
Wylie
and
PRIZE
Mrs. Wylie will carry
IN
won an rem return match by 3890
Between 1910 and 1918 President
meeting [het willies, Is Rhoads.
CHEMISTRY OR 61ATHEMATICH_ DOW 0.- Hannan, Psychology
out an ethnological study of a arose;
White worked witb• the American
Pointe. As in the previous set-to, the
III, had been timed to nerve as
Irving. Nollbagehad, Jr., Math.
. Lee R. flamer
village in the south of France.
I
Eavertfordians outbid their foam at
Friends Service Committee. While
the Claes of 1950 representative
'Lateran** G. Imhof, Chemistry
Research fellowships of the tYPel
awry potatioa. Dick and Donnie ZIA.
gatIonaa In Vichy.France he was Inm the Executive Committee of EDMUND JENNINaS LEE PRIZE Donald B. Martin, Chemistry
which ha. been awarded Dr. Wylie.
Mellor the number one table, tamed
terned for thirteen months by the
the Alumni Association for the TO A STUDENT ORGANIZATION Frederick S. Miller, Jr., Englieh
Glee Club
ere offered for "advanced treining In
in the bighead point total of Hardest,
coming year.
Germans. During the peat yam Pre.Daniel P. Otanitheinth Garman
preparation for research clearly re.
HIGHEST- HONORS
4300, and won by 1800 palate. Dave
ident White Ma played a major role
All of the men elected le perJohn H. Parker, Engineering
toted to andendanding the madamJohn B. Comen, Philmonny
Abbott and Dm Young, playing
In the enemas of the Haverford Pend
manent elass,ollfters had held
David E. Philtre, English
coma
endure of a major world area,
against the .amt hand., held their opCampaign. touring the country and
class poaitime prechmel, Moses
HIGH HONORS
Peter Stedetheira, English
outside the United States."
meeting thousands of alumni.
Ponenta to a mare 210 paint marry
had aced as clue president
George C. Carrington, Jr., English
Thome, P Thornton, German
Wylieblato had. the 'Flaver- .L
for a nice bit of defames PIM. The
A. the Clem Of 1960 leave. Haver.
doming this year, while Colman
Hubert B. Obeyed., Philosophy
John A. Piddle, English
ford -French Department, hoe bacilli
other /Marrero Pala were Jos Fla. ado :faded at a 'Rhein dord, they may wet feel that they
bad held that post during the
John C. Dyson, English
Richard A. Walker, Philocopgy
gonad a Zeibbaketi %MP
herty and Edge Grant, and Herschel 'Lath the tier of 1910 four yarn have left one of their shat members Junior rear.
Hoyt 1. Hkdman, Philosophy
,J)
Contintted on Page 2, Col- 5
College during the conning ea:edema;
Shanks and Danny Later.,
behind to carry on.
ed..
Alumni Day Slate Features
Presentation of Portraits
ONE MILLION DOLLARS ,ighrh,`A°:.
°°'
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Course and
For Frosh,Phmned
p
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To Bring Over 600 -t'rtm°°'°"t forfu—°"°6'"
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‘RHINIE' WHITE 'GRADUATED,'
STARTED WITH CLASS OF '50
yam
1.514ialitigWiVIMMIIMMIhiree.a4Q64Z
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PAGICTWO
HAVERFORD NEWS
Four Netsmen Complete
Careers, Won 45 of 51
Rufus Jones Fund
A apecial Meet entitled -,te
God Gave Him to See the Light"
is being prepared for dietribation
frGoda of Rutile M. lonee in
connection with the cereal for
else Berm lase Fund for the Ad.
vsneement of Teaching at Haver.
ford. At present friends of the
College have contributed 1362.884
fee the fund. with a goal eel at
1600.060.
Professor Emeritus Winkle
Emmet [locking. Melling' Peedeetor of Philosophy from Hameed,
and 1)r. Clamor. Pickett, He
ary Seeretary of the American
Friends Service Committee lied
Special Lecturer on Chrimian
Ethics, pill he financed out
Mame from the Rube Jam Feed
Saturday, May 10, 1950
Ford Nine Posts Seniors Nip Juniors, 171-170, Linksmen Top Foes
. six. Tests, Drop
Winning Record; To Cop Intramural Plaque In
Five. in 50.Efforts
mainly
The Seniors finished off their athA Senior chanNionehip in the inletic activities at lieverford by cap- terclass tennis playoffs
was
Although the litilissisten lost three
turing the 1960 Were-lea Athletic reeponagis forteeir mainainag
,'.teas. Their margin of victory was their ommint
lettermen through graduation, the
gin built It over
•dm point over the Juniors. With the fall and winter morts seems. 1900 season fumed out to be a succases cheampionehigu in Well intra. The Senior netesee edged the Juncess us the Ford golfers Mad no
moral Worn decided over the *N- iors, fol,in the prelimitaries Arid
with a 6.5 recent Reterning eitalW
W mad seances. the Point tank wed ee
MP the Son* by the
1960 was an in-and-out season for came out as follow. Senior. 171; *me margin for the tennis crown. tuninisen were Runcie Tatnall, Bill
Shoed., Jerk Holcombe, and Paul
the Haverfard Madan squad- Ex- Juniors, 1.70; Sophomore., ate; The Sophomores had entered
the
hibltieg Dewed hitting power, a enamel; DILL
Sterner. Al Adorn, who played orielfinale by way of a 2-1 victory
Penn and Drexel, the teemwnest. ts
tendency to erratic play in the field
the Freshmen. In the completion * golf for the Penis two years ago,
only match when Princeton's Gil Bog.
ad onessioml inconsisterry on the
tennis math. the Juniors edged into and freshman
Bob Logan rounded out
Iey and Company errant the singles to
mound, the club looked exceeent one
third place with a 2-1 over the Fresh.
thie WSW'S naraityi sextet.
win, 7.1. The Brarnailmen promptly
daysnd mediocre the next. T. final
The Juniors climbed into second
Mounded to reel of ten committee
for the season was six wins and
Garnet Edge CAIN*
Pl.., taro opiate Mead of the
wine, includieg a shutout over archDye Imes. .
Sop*. by virtue of their 1950 MerThe high point in the DochertYrival Swarthmore. Temple, St JosMid-semen Premise
cies. softball championship. The Jun- cometlfteeng column
ems a 54 vicMIA, and Lafayette were amear the
ior nine banked the Seniors, 9.0, in
After the ann.1 southern trip for
tory
omr Gettysburg. It was the
Mehra.
end
there
were
eight shaSAILING
Starting the year withe one-elded
the prelims and nipped the Sep et,
conditioning purposes, Comb Roe
bestsplayed match of the year for
The sailing ...Sas just completed 7E, aided by bases
victory ear Undoes, the Iladdlemen ms. during the season.
on belle, in the
Randall. team evened the season
The first five singles men finished
this spring was notable widely for finals. The Sophs
the Fords and yet was a much rimer
indicated that they were out foe
bad entered the
with Mat looked like a Pneeking
the year with anly one defeat each In
the intent aroused in the framing finals by reifying
eontmt than the more indicates.
good mason, and subsequt
en• riein the last of the
mature of veteran. and heavy-hitlionever, the linker:len were on the
students. By Inc the majority of 7th to beat the Froth,
tories over Lehigh, Swarthmore, Get- Individual matches, ell egaimt Prince.
ling rookies. The rings "slit even in
The
Senton. Of the douqim combination.
Nom participating were freshmen iors slogged
tridurg, MC, and Drexel made
their way to a 16-7 other end of a elm match against
the
first
four
gams,
showin
g
plenty
Cap.. Diehl Memel- end big Jim
and sophomores. The Planed Peet
consolation victory over the Fresh- Temple, who, by the way, were beat.
OPept Haddleton the coach of au unof power and a rproPeanY for had
Forme and. the Belson brothers, Dick
en only by Princeton thin year.
that met have more experience and men
defeated track tarn.
Continued from Page 1
Innings early
the M.,
and Bob, finished with clean slates..
training than have Feed sailors in
sure" solicitation. -The generous reThe. Mae Senior net mud that
The team's strength sec in being
The next three meted. raked
the peat.
won the interclese crown, also ended
.Mmte to the temPtiEn *peal indi- boas for a good year and everyone
well balanced rather than having
Individual Standouts
— SEASON'S RECORD
As for the sesame. results, Haver- the regelar intramural
retie that the alumni and friends of thought the team had
tennis whedmatanding individual performers.. Id
arrived. bed finished third in a field
Harerford 6
Smantoo 3
of five We as undefated champion,
Mateer, Dick and Bob Belson, and the Collet, sense the critical need
Thu
the abeence of Jim Gmsbok, who
of Charley Wunder shmed his best
Haverfool 3
Temple 6
at Annapolis, second in a field of three Seniors beat
the Soph B. 3-0, M the
form es the Scarlet and Black tore
Fredeeted last year, the sprints and Foster Mashed enviable college rec- the College.
Idarerford
7
at Went taint, and last at George teal match of
Wm grater 2
ords with this season. All have played
In commenting upon the Mtn of into' Delaware& are pitcher,
the
season
imply even. became Haverford's
to
break
Doc Was
Harerfard 3
Ratters 6
vunity tenni. Mae metering Hamm the campaign and the plane for
a first plate tie with that tenni.
mahmeme although no records mere
the Green; and the team followed that
lieverford 71/2
Drexel I
ford Yaeger played nuntber two be- folure, Mr. Haworth stated that
The Sada, runners up in both tenCRICKET
broken or threatened in these event..
"we Marring win with a doubleheader
liaserford
air
Moravian
Ott
hind Jim Sehnura far two years, have a right to be very mood
The trinket tam finished its ma- Ms sod softball championships and
of oar swoop over Drexel. The Ford. showThe tea showed depth "iiiirlft\ince
limerford 6
Gettysburg 3
son with a creditable three won, four intramural tenths, grabbed frist place
Progress to date. During the past ed great spirit in meting from
by miring in every event in emh
behind
ilmerford 312 Lafayette She
Ion
record,
and
intramural
In
twelve
addition,
months
tette.
gr
chalked
we
have
added
abbed
to
first
the
plate
in the second game and the fielding
— SEASON'S RECORD meet end by shutting opponents act
lievertord 0
Lehigh 9
op • moral victory with a draw ',now In intramural softball.
of an event ten times.
lie erford
Opponent endowment of the College tweets had improved tremendously.
Haverford 6
Umbra I
against &enema Electric, since the
percent of the cement that has been
Pennsylvania
2
Easerford 4
Swarthmore 6
Hamrford eleven led, 110-30, When the
High Light. el the Rages Seams
nocumulated during the preceding 116
Drexel
— SEASON'S RECORD ws
match vim called
years of its history.
Princeton
Loam: John Heine won the high
Contimed from Paga.1
Haverford
Omer*
Onee again, the mythical
First NatanoWide
Going into the final match of the
Rutgers
loner, broad Jump, sod pole molt
ieternee team and this year., varsity has also
9 Sin's Colialer
"Thin is the first netionavide, marida thanspionship meta la the been
Getty...or
'Duane was a double winner, taking
arranged. The tams will seam . with 6-4 record under their
IC Temple
22
Sur]. 'and Blacka possession. The ammo oft
iremred
campaign
the
history
in
covers, the golfer., Airing for
the discus and got.
on Cope field et 2,30. Der17
Phila. Pharmey
3
the
Ford
walloped
coptioued
pad
Ili-eines
Mr. Haworth
(their oar the eminent match, other
Lafayette
Alumni their 7th win, were instead hooked
1 Dream
Lehigh, Home again scored a Mina
11
',During' the lest twelve months camonly collegiate opponent), 120-19, will be engaged
Stevens
in- challenge inter- with their. 5th loss in a none too re7
fielawere.
victory. Dome was a double winner
5
paign dinneraawere held in all the
with Captain John Hobart batting for class softball
Muhlenberg
games which have been warding, though exciting, 5-4 match
12 Dread
wain, but scored in &Nereid events
2
major citim from coast to mast Lo75 non. Other triumphs were oyes
St_ Joseph's
arranged through the Alumni °Mee. eroinet Swarthmore.
Drexel
this time—the discue and high hur4
cal committees were eat up under
Middlesex and Brooklyn, with Arnie
Temple
Tea Feline Athletics
therms Elected Ri Captain
5
Drainer.
dles.
IS
.
able leadership fee active solicitation.
Jones pulling the latter out of the en
Lehigh
•Pollowing thin afternoon of nth.
II
P. M. C
Captaimiect Sterner and Captain
with 48 runs.
These committees are largely mars.
Barth...rem Dome ma high scorSwarthmore
etic pertiMpation or reaterm mem- Rhoads turned
4
St Joseph's
in the beat cards for
11
/able for the sweetie of the effort"
er with victories- in the discus end
Manuel, the lanai will gather at the mime, each
Swarthmore
firing a-Oyer-par use
1
Chairman Locke Mated that "we
1
•
high hurdles and a third place in the
14
the familiar tent by the elre for the on the Merlon Weal
course. Next best
are mare grateful than we an uflo
shot put Hume as held to e douWon 12, last 1.
aneml Faculty Reception Tea. The mores fee 1960
BI
were by Holcombe
the 360 chairmen and worker. In the
Ceathlued from Page 1
ble victory, a Swerriemolell Leer.
bin
will
get
underway
at about
Won 8, loaf 5.
1701 and Tirlaall (77): Logan had b
.m. organisations
Seaman carat up with this best broad during
throughout
At 6:30 the •nnuel Almeni med.: far the hest Individual
the
Robert S. widths,
which Anne he lost only one mentry,
Pd. Science
match reared
and elm to the Mae chair.
junto of the year to be a aurae
Mg will take place. Election of ofPHI BETA KAPPA
match, and then moved into the one
the season, winning 8 while tieing
an. who err helping to 'complete the
Samoa Ends on Soar Note
Mate. Freshman Bare Seidel won slot
Seers will be held as mut and vot- only 1 of the S
David Blum
for all of 1940 and mat of this
matches he played.
roll all of their chimes.
Settees was too good to lart, howthe 100 and 220 in the good time year.
ing
en
amendments
John B. Carman
to the Al mu
"We are also particularly grateful ever, as, Ursine. repeated an earlier
of 10,5 and 29.0.
constitution will make thin meeting
Nicholas G. Chantiles
The Be cons have played in the two,
to Sr. Frederic .Shatspless and the triumph, 15-5, despite home rum by
• doubly importune one. lennedithree, or four position eince 1947
Embed B. CheYett.
twenty-Are members
the Contin- Wayne' Hurtubiee and Rod Gamine.
Mt* after the meeting, asimian of
...I have alma* UP enviehie rends
Hoyt
L thelonan
SEASON'S RECORD
gent Gifts Commiste who are now do- Craig Elberton got the team beck
etegainging, led by Robert "Bi
Bob hum the distinction of losing only
.
John H. Hobart
Haverford
g
['minus
93
ing no much to help meet the unusual
the Wirt* side with a shotbut
Bob" Atmore, "de, hue been ached
three individual matehm in ell fotte
Irving Hollings...1, Jr.
Revenford 02
Lehigh
37
challenge we arenow facing."
win over heelers P. Y. C., but St.
Estate of ;Henry W. Pram, P. 11.
year of competition. Foster, at find
William A. Linthicum
Havenforti .07
Swarthmore .69
progrem of the Haverford Joseph's toads dose game into a
°Donald B. Martin
Elevenfold 76 Si Gettysburg 49% trot regarded too highly, gained his
Fond Drive 'Meal directed to par- mut in the late fullye to win, 11-1.
thence as a freshman when the then
Kenneth M. Mn.,,
itavertford 10111 AMC
The find game at Swarthmore as
ent. of mean. and younger alumni
DeMel P. OPPeribeim
Drexel - 11114 captain, Chuck Shields, was unable to has been very encouragin
Drugs and Sundries
g, Cam- • diamond clads. Craig Hearten
play. He has held down a varsity asWilliam Y. Rodenvald
RECORDS
REPAIRS
. Won ever since, including number Deign Gitelman Robert A. Locke re- fashioned a Bret Masa pitching of.
Thorne. P. Thornton
PHONOGRAPHS
Phone Ardmore 0122
port.. • Spear-heed* by a conOolt- fort but lest on an unearned run, 1.0.
Gerimberei Hume cored Mother one several
time. this year.
Robert . B. Wickham, 11
99 W. Laseater Ave. Arad 1260
tea of twenty.seven-pareets, eighty
triple victory. Gone Cadwallader
Haien-ford ' Pennsylvania
Andrew J. Earthier
parents
have
r
am • doable winner, taking the 880
Never Blanked
comrfmted $29,240.
Darwin Prockop
Mrs. Robert tea and -Mr.
and the low hurdles. Haverford
John Davieen
Over the tome-year Period. Haver- Edgerton
are co-chairmen of -the
:wept the shot put, blood Amy, end lo
rd played againat eighteen differ.
committee.
two mile ran.
Continsied
from Page I
lent team., only three of whom were
Th members of the Parente' ComP51C and Drone': Home scored his able to defeat her. Al of
the defeats mittee are: Mr. and
Mr. C. Willis yet been disclosed. Addition of these
fourth triple end made himself un- were seatilned against the
best teems Edgerton. Mr. and
three men will rake the English
Mrs. Robed Lea,
029% LANCASTER AVE.
Deteemed this year in the high jump' in the, country.
BRYN
Princeton rem four Mr. and Mrs.:Ellmorth
mermaid the larded in the college.
C. Abrord,
and pole vault. John Dome non the matches, one each year,
and to three Mr. end • Mis. George
Fire to Take Sabbatkals
A. %drink.
high hurdle, • end the dim* for hie of the seasonswere reoponsible
for 34r. and Ere. Harrison
It was annohneed that Ova prolesS. Hires, Mr.
SALIS RUG C ..... RS
fourth double victory ad hie fifth the sole blot on
•
an cohered., ...- and Mrs. M.-Albart
will be absent from the College
HO
AVE.•AKOMORI PA.
LJatois, Mn. Wilwin in the dilas, making him took- fated record. In
1949, Yale end Dam liam
• leitaer Wet
II. Lnden, Mr. and Mr.. Felix next year on Sabbatical cave. Pre.
fated in that event. Jos Stein won idson inflicted the other
two defeats. Worley, Dr.
and Mrs. Thomas Par- femur feathery ,d the Chenastry De
the mile for the fourth time this Of the other opponent.,
only one ran, Mr. and Mrs. Paul C.ltedowdd, parkesst„ will travel and confer on
ear. John Bell, neat year's cross could win three Individual
matches; 31r. and, Mra. Geolye S. Schlege preenedial estimation in the United
l,
country captain, won the two mile and in 29 of the 16 wine,
Sates. Prefol.r Comfort., of the
the foes Mr. bad Mrs. J. V. Van
Sickle, Mr.
on for the third „time in three Marta were Marked No tam
was able to tai Mn. Henr
Latin DePextment, will study in
y Vat, and
at that distance this year.
and
•SERVING HAVERFORD
shut out the ,BaverfOrd Mood.
Greece, Premium Drake, of the Him
Ides. Thomas W. Woodward.
ME.N FOR 41 YEARS
Mee Department, will travel In DeW. Lancsater Ave
land. Profeasor• Douglas Steen, of
Y. M. C. A. Hallam
the Philomphy Department will traCrolleerMg Me ear exceorte from Personal, and emotional
allentiOn Penal oaten eel salt comitry
vel
In
Germant
in
the
the Cammeacemni. Address delivered which we,
for the American
of all places, ere-equipped world today which
finally determines Friends Selma Committee. Profesthis moral* * Dr.e.Hatold Taylor, to give ...
whether thee peneibility in man leads sor Wylie, 4eke French Department,
,
Preside** Sarah Leweence College.
"We are also the fortunate ones to good or
evil.
will do anthropological fleldaork in
The Otis ef the addrem sths. The who am
able to austaln the values
JEWELERS, WATCHMAKERS
"I have therefore paid tribute to the soak cad France.
Liberal
and advantages od a tree society all
22
Lancaster Ave.
those scholars, teachers- end stud.
egatnet
the
efforts
of
all
these
Ardmore, Pe.
who
"We are here today to celebrate the
eels. in America end abroad whose
would
control
our thinking and' me- Urea are dedicated
virtues of the young—their lively
tot* fre. [meth
minds, their confidence in the future, ing. There are many who would tell eV the human Intellectand the protheir vitality, end their possibilities m that mankind mud be controlled tection of the humn genottallty
We, as the teachers, parents, . end by the authority of a poiltical eye- from harm ...
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friends of tot young, are aim the tern over which they, as thine*, hese
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(Mena of. civilisation and the future, no control, since man has shown himtense to Penna. Railroad)
Also in Pounder. Beaman*
since ae are the ones who are trying, mil Imitable of acting wisely withby- whatever we can do, to give to out authority to tell him the *titre
rier vs wee Ale am
mch of tee Young Peale the chance of isiedom. Ve, who are the faculty,
een*teeareetinir
r
um
to carry on the mantel and *irked tudents, parents, end friends of Hay.
Main Lim Golf Service
MRS. N. S. 1'. GRAMMER
ornaharatatese
nford College. take the opposite
pee al Ow rev
values of eivilieation
We Telerfreph Ererewhere
For Camay
lhatett)
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"We have the good fortune to be in vienv. We believe tlat man carries
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PIN*
within
AM
himself
Brytt Mawr, Pa.
groat posibilitiea, both
one of the few .pteees in the world
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most successful campaigns this year but also completed four years
of excepotional success as stalwarts Diehl Mateer, Jim. Foster,
Dick Betson and Bob Betson ended their college carvers. With a
stason's record Marred only by the annual loss to Princeton,
twelve wine mirth* four-year mark to 45 victories in 51 starts, a
percentage of .882. A fourth successive fiddle Atlantic League
title and twenty consecutive when In league play added luster to an
already imprdssive record.
" l" Oewnine the season with ne over
Trackmen Vanquish
All Foes Balanced
Scoring Punch Cited
Hitters Sparkle
Erratic Fielding, Hurling
Cost Several Victories
Over
Cricketers Grab 3,
Drop 4; Navigators
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a
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