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AMMO= PA.,.11.11195DAY, Ann 111, 1951
Gerald Freund Elected Coun'Cil President; Varied Activities
Robinson Appointed Customs Head
To Greet Visitors
Cathy Chosen Scribe, Gerald Freund ...
Crithlow Treasurer, In
Recent S. C. Elections
Alter Selection Method;
Classes Pick 9 Members
Council Names 6 Others
Gerald Fero., 12, was elected
president of the Studentouneti
held
for next Year In the et
en March 21. Other Council of.
hers elected on that day art
David Caskey '53. as secretary.
rod Robert Crichlow, '53, ae
treasurer.
Goiania Norton Named
Each claw met last Tuesday to
pled its individual represents,
twee. The Class at 1952 elected
Robert Collins and Nicholas Non
tom the Cluss of 1953 elected
John Hartic and the Class of
1954 elected Montgomery Furth
and Stephen Sada. The new
Council met for the tint time
tel Wednesday evening.
The election of officers etimw.
Si over a week of epaemodic
crimpagang. Richard Mess.
end Robert Chase, tre.urer of
the retiring Council. were the
other presidential nominees whe
were successful In the March 13
Ptienen.
Monona Chi. Irma
Criehlow, Edward Reed. and
Philip Vance were the nominee.
for tre.urer who escaped etirob
ration In the primary. No Printery
cont.. was needed for a.retary,
as Carney and Arthur Leib*.
wee the only candalates when
nominations closed at midnight.
Wren 11.
Cuatoms. and in panic.•r the
method of eelection of Customs
Committee memben, was the
[Slat Wee let the presidential
ram Freund and Mee.. each
advocated some measure of class
artielpation In the choosing of
the Committee and differed only
In their stud plane for this
participation
Open Iltartuaion Neel
In speeches and open dtecurho
at a Students' Councespomored
meeting on the Monday befow the
primary. each of the presideetial
candtdates presented their views
such topics aa the Honor
stem, the Big Brothers Committee, and the liquor rule. No
Hearne I.ue arose on which
any of the cendidatis took die
wetly opposite side. Little ea.
earning was done In the other
contest.
Chet. N. Robinson, '53. was
the unanimous choice of the new
Students. Council for Chilternan
of the Customs Committee for
next year. Robinson was appointed to his new poet at the second
meeting of the new Council on
April 5.
Sy
Philosophy Club
On Natural Law
study
elected
president.
Christopher Fry
Play Scheduled
By Drama Club
Others Named
accordance with the new
rules for the appointment of members of the committee adopted at
a en.ting of the Students' Association last T u e•d• ie. the
Council named six committee
members on April 51n addition to
the chairman. The members sp.
pointed by the Council are Pau
Sterner, '52. John Burge. 53,
Robert Mating& 53. Robert
Feeser. :54. Montgomery P'urth.
'54. and Kenneth Miler, '54.
The rernanting members of the
new Customs Committee were
elected by the outgoing Junior.
Sophomore. and Freshman
class. Immediately after the Stn.
dents' Aaaeciallon meeting last
week. The Class of 1952 elected
Philip Baur. Andre Bern end
Robert Collins. the Clans of 1953
elected Leo Dvorken. Kenneth
McCardy and Charles Robinson;
and the Class of 1954 elected WM
liam Watson, Ftichard Bourne.
and Edward Hollingsworth.
The final production tide year
Of the Bryn Mawr and Haverford
Drava 'CMts will be Thee. with
Angel. by Citratopher Fry. This
one of the first productions
anywhere of this quite new play
from the pen of England's most
...rated young playwright It
wee commissioned and perform.
Election Prooedaee Altered
am the Canterbury Festival Ploy
In
essla S. Floes The procedure for the election
tee mensbe. et Ilse Onelegas
Mather td ft
Commite, tehteh conetituted an
Set Foe May 46
important issue ih the recent StuIn production at RoWels Hall de.' Council election, was alteron May 4 and S. Th., with ed et the Students' As.ciation
Awns, wiil WAIremed by Lee Meeting last Tuesday, April 3.
Hark., president of the Hanes Under the old system. the out.
feed Deana Cub. Haring. were gong and Iwo:ming Councile told
has behind bin a long career of a 4101 meeting to appoint the
acting and production at Haver. members of the Committee. The
font and Bryn Mawr, directed the chief detect of this arrangement
recent production of Fielding.. was felt to be the tendency of
Council members to nominate
The Tragedy of Trweelen
one another as Committeemen.
Spring Day Week-and
Under the new plan, the return.
The spring production coincides log elartaea each elect three at
with the annual Cap and Bells their own memhers to the Cone
Clab dinner on Friday. May 4. mitt. and the newly elected
and with Spring may on Saturday. Council appoints up to six adMay 5. Bemuse of the unusual ire ditional members. The Connell
penance of tors production for ale names the chairman. The
theer reasons. and bemuse It It appointment of Robineon as
local premiere. Harare oren chairman 4 the tint time that art
all Men to try aAt for a part. outgoing Sophomore his been so
"Christopher Fry 'deserves the named.
best Haverford can muster," nye
Ile.
Chrlatian Marl.
forum discussion sponsored by
Philosophy Club Thuniday The play takes plan on • Jut
melting, March M. First meeting ish farmstead In sixth century
of its type to be ach.toled by the England. The husbandman and
Nub, the forum loss presided ever kis brothers return front a war
by Professor Douglas Steen, brIneing with than • Christian
Chairman of the Philosophy De- soldier. Unknown to the farmer.
Pertinent Profeasom Frank Park. his wise two brothera kill the
er. Martin Foss, and Marcel Gut. Christian who subsequently
mirth also participated In the becomes a martyr.
group discussion.
Fry hall been represented in
April Fon. Set
Philadelphia end New York by
The success of the closed Comm The lady,. NM Per 1.111111F
Meeting was such as to cause the
Stoup to sebalute another median of the same type for an ion.
needled date In April. It has
been proposed that Professor
babel Stern of the Bryn Mawr
Unknown to most Haverford
inhttemePhY department be United
to at as chalernan for this meet. lams three adult education
ha
“ormore being Riven here this
The club has nether made year by Peofessors Oakley,
Pane for a meeting in May. et Reche, and Asthma.. In cooper.
Uhl. it 1 a hop. pream all. with the Main Line "School
Mee,. of the department of phi- Night.. A...elation. a total adult
losophy of Wesleyan College, will education organisation w hich
el.. The tonics of discwelon works with the Lower Merlon and
ter the two final Mean. of the Radnor kiWel boards.
Nub for the current semester
Cilliene-Onni OP.°.
beet not as yet been annwnced.
bY 'faun:ens of the
Discussion of the Named Law
tome at the March 22 meeting of HatIrrer faculty In ender to
fta91t.e
.lvellable course. mere
tie Philosophy. Club was opened re
alN a short MtroductIon. 1.11 neatly Inge-level then mast of
tiered by "School Night.'
which the chairman indicated the t
Palm and general Watery of the the three courses given tare are
Wee at hand. After this. Ike "Comparative Political and Ern.
nom.
Systeme..
taught by Pro.
dinsualon was opened to the
tensor Roche, "Gent Issues in
Members and Anton prevent.
,_ The general trend of question. Contemporary Literature... given
s1e knlinght out two fundamental by Dr. Ashmead; and "Math.
on the issue of Natural mailed Workshop." taught by
teaser Oakley..
. On the one hand. It wa
Maintalwd that mil law and
. Riches course deals not
her:native mandards an the only with the various political
'teation,of men in society. and and economic systems prevalent
thtd by consequence no undoing. In the world, but also with their
'be titan.. for hUmen action philosophic bee, felt week for
.1.1 be discoveren. The other view example. he lectured an the
boded to assert the existence of ideological- as
why the corn.
a, asenative natural law hexed mutt., conaider "social dernoc.
"'item. natio.
racy" Is
31111.24 Labor
Contributions
ae
Contribution. for 31m. Ethel
Bestty's
hnok.
Mauer^ am still being arm.ed by the NEWS staff.
Cod
Hashed to date
Banes. heeded
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ADULT EDUCATION COURSES
GIVEN ON CAMPUS THIS YEAR
V
government) to be utterly In.
compatible with their own booth
of socialism.
In the literature mime Dr.
Ashmead his been attempting to
throw important contemporary
works Into perapectIve side by
side with analogous works of the
past. The mathenan
roar. a
ti
survey course Intended more to
provide mental stimulation far
the anneals than to carry them
very deeply Into any one field of
mainematies,
Atha Slade.. Different
The adult students-rangng In
hP'''d''U
lose
l
a high school
l'm
to doctors seeress-tact toela.
discussion in • very different way
from Indere-nun.. according
to Dr. Asher... They argue: he
eVs ereletly from real penonal
conviction. and with Mlle or none
of the underwaduale feeling that
a claw cascuadon Is an intell,
Mal game.
• Adult students, according to
Professor Ashmead. also allow
more grasp of social problems
han do undergraduates. became
f their greater experience with
these issues
t
To HC Campus
Spring Day Activities Will
Include Speeches, Play,
Several Athletic Contests
On Saturday. May 5, Heverford
students and faculty will meatPate M the fourth annual H..
fern Spring Day. tots Men Yew
Haverfard invites the parents..
friends of the college to come and
sn the college In action With
the advice of a group of pare.
and student. • divereified Pogrom has been arranged which
will Illustrate all major academic
and non-curecuLar activities.
Speech. lichedult.
The program will begin at 1045
am. In Roberts Hall when Gil.
beet White and Gerald Freund,
Student Council heed. win speak
on, -Haverford Looks Ahead-.
There will be four lectures dttrMg the meeting. two at 10:50
a.m. and two at 11 ,40 aim. At
10:50 am. Martin Fon will speak
In the Units on, 'She Task of
Philosophy in a Quaker College'
At thie same time In Roberts
Hall the staff of English 11-12
and a aelected group of etude.
will discus, the new Freshman
English Program. A demon..
Mtn Ut
tar.' meeting will be
Presented.
a.m. In the Unlon
At
A &Intent Frantes deGraatt
will discuss. "Why Study Reselane- In the physic lecture
room In Sharpie. Ptichwd Sutton
una present. -Physics: Eta and
Fundameritala."
Sp.. Play Mewed
A oultV1-E,W9-taorwesetiegeo
to visitors at 12:311. In the after
won there will be a tr.ek meet
with St Joseph'4 and a tennis
contest with the University of
Pertneylvanin The ticket team
will meet Johns Hopkins on the
cricket field From 4,30 to gra
In sail be served to visitors in
several faculty homes. The drama
dub will present 'Christopher
Frye Thee, With Was. I.
Roberts Hall at 11,46 p.m. For
those who wish to remain to are
the play there will hr a Ust of
recommended neelearaots 1,1 the
Student Union.
The ch.,an of the 1950
Spring Day Committee Ls Holland
Hunte,
Managers Elect
D. Smiley, '30
Daniel Smiley. Jr., a member
of the Clan of 1930 was elected
▪ member of the am. of Manwere et Haverford College at the
last meeting of the Board test
March le. 1951. according to Dr.
S. Emden Stokes. Chairman of
the Board of Manager.. Dent
Smiley succeeds the late William
B. Bell. Claw of IWO. Mr. Bell
died sane hvo months ago while
on a trip abroad. Daniel Smiley
ie an Executive of the Lake Mohonk Mountain Home, Mohonk
Farms end Mohonk School op,
ted b3, the Smiley Brother.
Of Havellned Family
His grandfather. Daniel Smiley.
Sr. graduated from Haverford In
1S7& His father, Albert K.
Smile", graduated In 1906.
Daniel Smiley. Jr. majored in
Engineering at Haverford. He Is
a member of the Elder Havens.
Meeting and the Campus Club of
Reverter& He is also a member
of several natural history and
foreetry laselethee. He frequently
visits the College.and hen Mime
• great interest In the camp.
over • number of years.
Has Tease Chlkia.
Mr. Smiley, and his edge,
Alice Plot.. Smiley, have three
children: Dan Craven 10. Prattle. & and Anne P., 6.
The Board of Manages of Hay.
erfoed College meets regularly
five times a year and on special
occasions. The Boa.. composed
of thirty.one men, of whom four
a. elected by she Alumni As.
...teflon. The other members are
elected from among the members
of the Havertord Corporation
The Corporation as provided In
the Charter of the College Is
elected for life from among the
Society of Frlende at large and
is composed of approximately 900
member. The Corporation meets
annualry to receive a report on
the state of the College end to
elect members. to the Bead of
Manager.
Council Requests
Lost Silverware
I.. newt letter to the
Stuentra Council, Mee.
el Beatty has reported the
lose or 279 knives more
M. see moon, and a large
number or onto,
from the Milne mom.
The Student'. Cantwell
reel,. that the malodly of
mote are In the morns of
campus elude. and re
manta their Wined.e return, store the dining mom
canned orerate without all.
Student Council
Minutes
Page Four
axe PER TZAR
Deferment Arrangements
Seniors Meet
Alumni Group Still Not Finally Settled
But Rothe Advises
At Annual Dinner
Registering For The
Donald Wilbur. '24, Presides: White, Macintosh,
Haworth Speak
CALENDAR
Friday, /tont 13
The Film ('lob preemie
ea. Man Who Cos. Work
altneles", was Roland Tau.
and Joan Gardner: Bober.
Hall. a:5s p.m.
Bryn Mawr t bona and
Invert°. Glee club lotni nnmeet: Goodhue, M. pos
Friday. April M. and tiatunlay.
April 14
Tfe Harerford Coiner
Freak Club pre.. Mee
alleachree wilt Me Bryn Maur
Maeda.: noterte Halt. ass
PunSaturday, April 14
Glee t Mb tanceet Wileon
College Chamber...a, Ps.
Sled pan.
Qualification Exams
The long.ananal decisions ne
garrlIng al dent determent hew
aWl not been hand. down In
The Haveslord Alumni Amato
final form. although the edminre
on - its r... end Owe'
relation's pl. for deferment tile
Ilona and the Hoped-for dung of
students was made public over a
lta members -- were the panel.
week ago. That pl.. which offers
pal topics of discussion at a din
• generous deferment program
ner given by the Associalaw last
for students end which appeared
Wedstay evening in the Cone
fairly certain of implementation
mon
om for all member of
at the time of its release. has
the Senior Chase. Close to a hum
Orel of the prospective June
since run Into widespread type
anion In Congress and. as the
graduates sat down to turkey
dinner and an evening of informal
NEWS goes to press, seems um
certain of receiving a Cense*
speechmaking presided over by
Monet goehead.
Mr. Dona. E. Wilbur. '24.
White, Moen.. Present
Two Rauh For Deferment.
However. Dr. John Roche. fan
The Senior. Junior. and Sopho- Also pre.nt at the weaken
tatty adviser on the draft...
more classes of next year held table were President Gilbert F.
White. VIrePrandents Archibald
President Celan %%wit. ad..
elections for toe office. on
students to go ahead and apply
April 3. 1951. This years gradu- Macintosh and Lamer C. Ha.
worth. Theodore Whitteisey, Jr.,
to mar local draft hoards make
ating thew will not hold election..
the capabilny tan provided for
for permanent el., office. until In John F. Gunman, '22. Her
bets W. Reimer. '31, and Bennett
in the administration plan. Such
late in May.
S. Cooper, '11
application will not require thew
Fenner Council Secretory
Mr. Wilbur, In the initial ad.
to take the teat.and upon apple.
Next years Senior. elected regs of the
evening. expressed
cation students ill be sent remaRichard Eller as class president ppreciation that on large
a num. Fate. British University and
atm two primaries limiting the bee of seniors had found tirtie Industry ethicaton visit. Haven nent information as to the nature
number of candidates first to to accept invitations to the dim toed last Thursday. The gretoP le and administering of the teat.
three men. then to two. A single nor and reaesured those present making • study of cooperation Tate presidential di reel I ye
primary tanked candidates to two that the proceedings Would be In between Industry and university which provided for the deferment
in elections for other claw omen. formal throughout. His pence, In the United SMtes. 11 la spoec plan apecilied that the activity
• fun.
Burrill Getman was voted in as he saki, wa to outtlee the et. weed by the ECA through the of a registrant accepted
vicepresident. Philip Baur as JectIves of the Alumni Assodo Anglo-Area-Ie. Council on Pro time student In a mile. or %adversity woeld be held -neceesare
secretary, and Walter Young as Mn. to which all graduates of dnotivitY.
to
the
ma
intenanre
of
the
na.
treaeurer. The number of antra- the College automatically belong,
Greeted By White
nets for each office averaged fin. and to hope that members of 51 The men were greeted at 5:30 tional health. safety. or interest°
President Flier has been • would be at least an stavessful as u rn by President While. VI, and thus entitling ram to defer.
member of the students' Council Mar many predate..re in helP- President Hawonh, Dr. Teal. and men. if he "either has maintain.
er a required scholastic standing.
since his freshman year and tide MgW attain Meat objeetives
D. Pepinzky. Presidrnl While or has attained en a qoalificatien
ifenewerved .a• meow? of tile
W
Hisss
adM Met Haverford'e program be 1tat a score, or both such stand.
Council. He has also been a mem- The Heverford Alumni As
largely a liberal arts one with a ng and score. to prmeribed by
bee of the Custom. Committee. Mat according to Mr. Wilbur, Is minimum of specialization but
the Mg Brothen Committee and organised with three specific point. out that I. graduates he Director of Selective Service
with the appro. of The Penal.
the Nautical Club. Eller has goals in mind, ae
III to have been able to compete sue dens'
participated on the Varsity 'hack revive manor. of the dare ressfully In graduate schools with
President White stated that he
Team for two years and deo on spent at college; 121 -"liken Men from the large anoint
was -very mien encouraged .' by
the wrestling squad.
unto the fleet' -to continue the arhETe and twee been able to go Me
announremem of the deter.
Beed Hewn 'to
friendships formed In college; into Industry direetiy from Ha,
nt. plan. If represented. he said,
The Clime of 1953 reelected Ed- and Qs to help alumni work to- erford with no trouble,
a welcome statement of policy,
ward Reed as presideet for hie gether for promoting the Inter.
Vbdted Serer. Colleges
and It wisely pined deferent.t
sewed term of office. Single este of Haverford College. In a The group had previously visit. eligibility on the
of apt[
penmen limited the number of humorous vein throughout, he . Columbia. Princeton. and Bryn tude rather than onboats
Me etudenta
candidates for nth office to two. warned canton not to forget that Mawr, and had talked with repro
The new vice-president is Philip &smite their feelings of relief at sentatIves of Cooper Union. Gem
Modena. Page 4. Cal,
Vance. The secretary and treasur- the prospect of June S. they will era! Elate, General Foods, and
er for the coming year are Robert all under go a Mundamental the National Association of Menu.
Matteson and Lewis Thom. re change of attitude" In regal to ardor,
spedively. The number of non. the College, and often web for They said that they hod found H
nations for each office averaged ways in which they can Ret to.
the
gether with class mates to talk engineers
floe.
should have''"""'"
more week
U. S.
be humanities during their Ca
A veteran office holder, Reed over old times.
Continuing Its investigation a
Oummere
Speaks for Emu.
was president of his high school
ws'''''"" .'"'"'"' White Mki i. rncul. of the major departdams for three years and view Mr. Gurnmere. headmaster el that Haverteld felt that It had
mew of the College. the Student
pneeidant of Me rase here In his Penn Charter when spoke brief. achieved what seems at present
Committee
Education heard
nehmen year. not tall he was ly Inc the Board of Manegers, of to be the ben balance between Dr. Douglason
Swere. Chairman of
member of the Jayvee Football which he Is a member. The man. technical work and the human the Philosophy
Department, lest
Squad. He is also member of the agers, he pointed out. "depend Mat in the college curriculum.
Thursday
evening.
Dr. Street nub
to
an
astonishing
degree'.
on the
RC.a aTrochine Con.,
Glee Club.
lined the general purpose and
petition
Preen.. Clionne Matthew. voluntary work and
(Unctions
of
the
Philosophy De.
N.1 years Sophomores nom. of alumni, many et whom give
Taro'
parte-tient discussed Inc courses
natal a consIdentble number of large amounts of time and money search
an. which it offers, and. finally, concandidates for each office. and in order to usure the auceessind government
sidered the question of comp,
few candiciatm had the vote of a continuance at the Haverford unlvereltim are denimental to
College
Corporation.
The
present
education beesuae they lake too
large part of the clans in the
a kieDF Fee No...3.
election No primates were held. Sailor Class, he hoped. wool. sup. much time and attention away
least a few men to carry on from aeon. teaching. Proferanr Professor Saeore
The new president is Norman ply
,,,:•°.c6wa'd
. ad.
Test bad previously told thel .`_;.°T.T'l,
Matthew. the Weeprellident In Oda tradition.
, m the nerds al
Mark Lissfelt the secretary John Speaking next for the atimints. British.. that Haverned
ludnty°°'
tration.
Preatdent
White
sieges,
unique
beentise
It
is
a
"teaching
o
C Wren. and the treasurer Wistar
"
penmen. tie noted the nee
Comfort. eintlhewn. the new pres. ed to his hewera that Me ob. college",
portance of philosophical training
dent Is out for track. and is a lathing of a degree Was neither The group rent the
for pretest• and pre.ministertai
member of the Glee Cluk
cossikesed Page S. Cal
Cocallamed . Page 4, Coll
etudents anti its broadening vane
f or a11sumer..
uhatever
their
•
Are Seasons Unstoppable?
future name. Dr Strere said he
was delighted alto tqe large
amount ot philosophy. material
presented in tours. at lade his
department, partieuari • in the
new freshman English ...me.'
Dr. Vernon Nash, a former
n. Steere mid that the two
elt
la
time
that
we
trained
that
of
pealing
all
available
retinue.
vieepree dent of the United
chief gaps In the rurd. ulum of
World Federalists, lectuned to poverty is no longer necessary." and redistributIng them squall the Philosophy Depraver nt were
Social Science U-12 students last said Dr. Nash. He stressed, how. to the mote than two Milks the a.enee of courses in Per
Thursday on the validity add the ewe that under no tram... peoples of the world.
F.astern philosophy and con.
practicality of world government. would the world government sub. Concerning the practicality of temporary philosophy. Professor
Dr. Nash Woo conducted a discus- scribe to the Communistic pulley world union. Dr. Nash exempl Pest's emir. in Far Eastern
fled the panaibility of unificationa cultures however.
sion on thin subject In the Comsomewhat mitibe means of the original thirteen gates
mon Room an Friaay at I:30.
Vernon
the firm del iciency; and Dr.
slates. Before they were united.
Humanity raferdependest
Parker
they survived In what amounted course laqualifiedto gee a
Dr. Nash began his plea for
in tontemporere Philnsn
to Weimer chaos.
world unity by emphasising the
phy. whenever the College will
Increasing interdependence of
She Idea of surrendering seven be in a po.sition to expand its
humanity. 'We must come alive
eignry teemed absurd al lin, cunteu lot m.
to fhb rind of world In which we
but through the medium of edm
"Salutation" Denlrable
We, and then do earned-dna are
cation the goasIbilltiee Were ea•
In regard in comprehensive ex.
propriate about 1t." saki Co.
plored. Furthermore. said Dr. amlnatione, Dr. Stem, sold he
Nash.
Nash,the sovereignty which felt they were largely a some.
VWF propoaes to take from each whet superfictal adjunct ranted
He described the revolution of
nation Is Indeed • 'very exterior an to the course syntem.' He
world unity as being -as Snoop
one.
Able as the seasons or the Wee.°
would prefer a student, Riving
We have, he continued, the choice
Dr. Nash,after pointing out the lila time during his last semester
of tether working against It or
Importance of a sense of re- solely no his major field-so that.
participating In It and leaprodeg
sponalbility In the present young undistract. by other maven, he
la possibilities. It la Mereatingly
generation, smarted that we have could Aswan himself In it lie
natural for families to band Into
two alternatives: global Oa. or also considered five courses too
lane and clans intavillagea, end
global union. "Nothing less than many 000 a atudent to pursue
so on Into ever larger forma of
a world government has any deeply and felt the need of •
government. Thue,
wid, we
chanre whatever of handling the margin for insure. In which stumust 5000 all warring units ... a World Federalist who perplexittn of our world,. con- dents could read on their Wm on
mad. one organic world republic. spoke beg last Week.
cluded Dr. Nash.
any sub eels Laren:sting to them.
11ti
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Class Elections
Held; '52 Names
Eller President
United Kingdom
Visitors Praise
Curriculum Here
d
Education Group
ears Dr. Steere
VERNON NASH, UNITED WORLD FEDERALIST,
SEES UNITY `UNSTOPPABLE -AS SEASONS'
Nash...
EDITORIAL
FEATURES, COLUMNS
CROW'S NEST
Alumni News
Maryland Society
Holds Meeting
CLASS ITEMS
There was a time wren the normal among Tar character requisition* a Male 0f calm le
us were In a position to Ulu width tolerate the back of the room eornewhere and spreads hie
barely. or dampeoe totally the foibles and wan- form abut( on them in ap asortment of ego.
trait. of the genius. His little deviations were pews like a Caner on the royal wedding muck.
16146
sources of amusement or worn to us. but by and A unique variation of (Idyll worked out by a few
Mr. Albert Linton recentl y
Edina. - Richard A. Norris, Jr.
large - he was left to perpetrate those inanities of those who are lucky Ambit to Peat. a test
served u moderator at • town
Slimming Eider - John Wirt
Lc In the front row of Mlles P Hem the unrepressed The annual Spring dinner meetmuch
without
species
his
of
charuteristie
meeting on United States FmNgn
Senior New, Edidar - Peter Tapke.
tares. Imo that of on here below. This genius cu plunk his 12 double A's on top of the
Policy, sponsored by the World
News Editors - Junes Crawford, Frederic Muth.
duck's ego was highly IndivIdualhed sad exceed- deroonsteation table and settle down Inc another 1104"thes-Bne
ore
Affairs Council of Phindelphla in
'"
iset
in sane..
Philip Stansbury.
stone Hotel'r":rd
ingly sensitive. and it Walt 01.1 an easy ratter dose of aMdentic dry rot In solid comfort This
LA
cooperation with eitemeetear
whit.,
Mrs.
and
President
Hornless Mosso. - Sydney NI. Cons Ill.
week.
table
the
to identify biro. even at a considerable distant, also serves to box In whoever is Willa
t o Cl the Cone
Renton.
Joke
Cede oreanizationa
Editor
Stork
g rather striking frame. Look for .title charac
by the length. slaps and color of his persecution
Howe
Moore...,
malty
"M"
Mrs
nd
"m
Iuiror Secretary
Vr
A
complex. Any form of legal restriction or moral ter, too, he's • card.
New Jersey,
a
of
Sled
Injunction was viewed by his as so wall media.
1914 •
ath
Another essay is the
the society.
an
m
week
tan
ve mouth wish, as an insideuos plot being hatch.
k
atac
heart
Mr. and Mn Female C. /Make.
much to give to the world. Ma clue nu.,
ed by the rouses in order to straitjacket his
Pelkath• the i•••••• • ••1•1 eleutor at the Times make' are home from • ovo weeks may
and the profuse, that ha hut teat sewn to business
meeting woe held at Building, Ardmore. where
creative talent and to reduce ble•Ventus to that
As the recent spring recess was drawing to a close,
keep thr lid OM 11 deal nutter where he
which time the following officers realty tam as Its offhe. He was
irk tom..
of mediocrity and conformity. Well. to reiterate,
to
forthbe
mune
to
the
all
II'S
appeared
bushes renaedicg
on
break
tIliattltantail.
overd.
long
and
or
a welcome
In, lecture
were elected: President. Conrad
erne was wheO we were pretty lenient with this
toes which art being raised le
him. If Met loner urge to burp la guts R. Acton, M.D. '25. Vice Presifatting in the cloud of confusion and suspense which.
locanut element In our a.. but that was beMr' Wern•elt
in the which Clara Province. lay
now get,a edp on ma burp them he wilt dent. James Carey. 3., 76. See- Berwyn.
since Korea, has hung over the careers of student, here
fore the critter had multiplied
PA, had teen der a
whether or not prof. ..mat or fellow haw
teary. John L Parker. 76, Ae obrekiess twit for some lima are reported to be in good beats
and in colleges throughout the country , a defiinte defertats
A quick fount of the number and variety
muter Is Mona me way to malting • Mal. aslant Secretary, Joseph W.
ment plan sinned decided upon, and students could
of the Phila.
of theme guile amain-es In • utopia rimer
Keep ea eye out for this bird-he's dynamo Serer Jr.. 10. Treamirer, F. He was a rander Board and Monis & Sad, is expanding
delphia Real Fatale
with some extent of certainty take up their plans for
/austral Sup
ford clamant for eumple, might well prove
and dangerous.
Thomas Hopkins 79. and Male the Maln L. Board of Realtor.. his business. the
In
Company In
not
uyone
Equipment
the future once again. Hardly had the new plan been
for
and
plies
impederxe
Y he • ranting
A suietype of the above hi the pereneird hand tent Secretary. Christopher Van He had been . member of the
Granath. Connecticut Az a
posseuirm of • health, ma on hie suite.
announced. however, than it was subjected to Contr.es will introduce • metaphydcal Holten. '45.
gen
This
waver.
of
Board
Township
Lower Merlon
repreeetative,
If ihe proper dale were available, Manua
aional attacks which have thrown the question of stuon pont m and Retiring president Alfred J. Commissionera from 1924 to 1991. manufactures
discussion
red-hot
a
tom
query
are we ehould find that the quantity of cos
themumany wile specialised
to of miserable confusion.
before an answer is • mentenoe and • Ulf old. Townsend 'HI Introduced Mews. He is survived by his wife. Mn equipment to the metal wotieing
dent deferment again into
lime mental.. at any given time sou In
p goes the hand again. 110'11 squirm and wiggle Macintosh and Cooper who spoke Phyllis Sylvester Warooek, and Industry in New Englatid •nd the
In vine of the urgent necessity of coming to • settle.
Mae proportion to the cubic yardmen of bull
in his seat. flapping that 'War Ill the profewora briefly, then introduced Dr. White. two sons William and A. De* New York Menopoliten area.
meet on this matter, the NEWS feels impelled to make
plied high m the cane, ark in Inverse retie
11 1 the pmt ate who spoke on the Haverford rataw Warnock Jr.
face like a dams signal
to the pawner of what we ebb took are
its own stand known.
11101
ao distracted he forgets whet he wee about le coy. Picture today and the plans for
fond µ ealpng "Pea rammer....a bee Robert R. Mabee
or 121 the prof lus • coo/ head and nerves of aet eat
In the course of recent weeks and month. a god
nnounce the engagement of
had will In addition to the gueets from
agitated
the
nonsteel,
deal of unintelligent, unwarranted, and unbecoming
There Is one type or genius that shows up oe the finest Swedbh
Misa Jean Hendaughter,
heir
vaginally for • claw but haa aver indulged his drop after sueral minutes limp and exhumed. the caw. those prevent a
e.. his been put forth concerning the education that
derson Matzke to Mr. George A.
thin. for learning with the reading of an assign. Watch out for Mb rookie. too-his aim Is usually eluded Mr. and lira. L C. Lyeett
raw on in colleges and universitiee and its hearing on
Perkins. The marriage will take
John L. Parker.
Mra
and
Mr.
70,
ad.
the
gives
Mt.
his
take.
brain-brute
This
math
after
deferment,
of
Critics
deferment for students.
Place APril 71.
This rnay all seem dastardly Sofia to sate of Dr. and Mao. Conrad Acton. 75.
prof • teed thirty seconds to warm up to the
161.5
painting a dismal picture of the umefulnese of the man
topic of the day, and then wiggle. the discusalan our noncontorming intellects, and perhaps they Mr. and btra. Thomas Hopkins
C, MMus MMus, of Mason.
of higher education to eociety, have proceeded to demand
on into blind alleys that might possibly have will take these marks as posing three( to what '49, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
Me, New Jersey. nere of three
"bright
in
why college boys-the customary appellation
been cleated up to hie satisfaction with a mini. they feel to be the dela of tree and uniumileted Curtis 'M. Dr. and him Mara
nomination ae
the
In
aspirants
town of preparation the evening before. or pen exprualon. The answer to Otis of mum. la Mat R. DURUM, To Mr. and Mr. At.
boys." or "sacred college cult"-should be snowed to hide
an independent candidate for the
In their ivory towers while everyone else fights a war.
hap jut • wee bit of patience In clue, look for it Is a small hurdle that we are asked to cher feed Morton. 'en, Dr. and Mn The Itaverfort Clue in Pella New Jersey State Mandy.
and
of
Dr.
kind
'12„
Thomas
as
a
individual.
Henry
civilized
and
sane
a
se
recognition
for
lulu.
•
he's
one.
MS
as
tendemus
•
for
still
delphia Is
The typical college product is represented
Mr. end those who desire • eubstantial Ha.s us elected to the Lower
Then there is the genius who feels Met allelui- The intellect that cannot master the rudimmta of Mrs. Peter Roderan,..31,
e.rsiud brain. detached from both moral guidance and
and and not too expensive meat It Hots e two years ago and when
asn in class is the epitome of profesaortal opera plebs ortheary, everyday good manners haa • Mn Nei Medan 74. Mr.
his term expires this year is seek.
practical utility, and doing little save contemplating
b
he
II
he long way to go yet before raking Patens... Mn Edw.. isiibwi. 13. Mr. is open for lunch each Mona,' Inc reaction.
that
to
attitude
the
Meer
He
she.
the
unrskedf
goes
muck
its own superiority. Very little
Lyon Jr.. '40, Mr.
forced to suffer through Afty.flve Mill.. of Me something beyond the plain. the ordinars.. and the end Mtn. L C. Townsend 'I& to Fkiday benmen 12'00 noon and Owen R Moeda is president el
Mfr. J.
Mrs.
and
basketball fixes receive imitable comment; and the cone
In
located
is
and
whole
•
everyday.
pen.
for
9:03
week
and
a
times
three
drivel
childish
bens
Verna M. Rout '95, Feederick • eperal roam in the Meridian the Pennaylvuu Citizens
of Dr. Fuchs is rattly left unutilized to ill.trate the
and Welfue.
semester, he's by damned going to be comfort...
P. &left '13. Joseph M. Meaty Club. Chancellor and Camac elation for Health
kind of pernicious activities that many educated people
IW
Jr.. '13, and Joseph w. Suer. 'Mt Streets. A congenial group may
been
may he about. The .nelusion usually follow. that eduJura L. Milkrswho
he found there almost any say working with the Off. of Price
lib.
cator. are selfishly concerned only with the welfare of
although It usually does not be- Stabiliution in developing/ a pub.
their own institutions, while blinding themselves to the
gin to Nether until 11.30 pm.
program ham re
Ile
threat to the freedom of this couetry or, if they are fully
Any Haverfordtans who find turned to his private tither rel•aware of it, determined that others besides college stuthemselves Ia Philadelphia at tiona work.
dents shall be shot at in freedom'. defense.
uncialme may be sure of a oel.
that they lave Ipnorpor... Then. Is no quo
and Sullivan am two names that pace
Gilbert and
In considerable lama.* this unfortunate kind of
come. Undersea...nes who may Francis W. Stark is exhibiting
Roo that elm-yd.', eel be harmed by the
become known all our the world at being re
The University Club of Chicago be unfamiliar with the city may his acuiptunti work at 'The Sign
talk seems due to an underlying suspicion, however
xplendor the peen.
sheer magnifica. andto
astable for edemas poss.., neither Phutof SaMttalitis". County Line P.S.
was the maw of * donee et the
as they march on reser IOLANTIte. er the Haverlord Club of Chicago on be glad to know of this place
vague, of the aetiVitiee carried on within academic walla
sible lines nor "mature" mush. Nevertheless, over
nmr the center of teem tad at Mouthful Ave. in Rosemont.
gleaming glory of the soldiers aft they swot
the UM'. It his been demonstrated conclusively
as the part of the majority of the population. which reMarch 21, with President White east of 13th and just south of Pa
put la tale hurries rid tunic. trimmed with
that never before or since has such a pair promains outside those walls. Ignorance of anything is
speaker.
1518
guest
fre
Man
may
they
Where
PATteNCE:
In
W•Inittl
etc.
gold bee, braes helmets,
duced such works of lasting wartainment value.
prone to breed suspicion of it; and it in quite understandFollowing the dinner, petn0 at leisure. Such undergraduates. Read U, Taylor and Dorothy
Vet 1what is even more impressive I. the slab
Scarcely • night pure vrithout • predation Sc
Melded were married at Sanable. and even to he expected, that a policy of apparent
ful way It shown that these nutentlIcent men were discuased tor promoting es well as grata. who do not F.
The Mama alighting some eaten.. somewhere
December knd
on
Mains
soaks
mote thatetit 10 Ithwerthr• come in frequently sheuld ce ford.
favoritism to the college population, especially in re•
mesa In human form are. all In all woefully
tore .
on this globe
living at 221 South Satamong High Schools adda. member that all those who are and are
mud to such s vital matter as draft liability, should
human. quite capable of being able eo
human.
lain St.. Philadelphia 7. Pa.
because
only
not
Schools
thus
curio.
moat
is
every
there
act
n
Indeed.
not
do
the
in
ambers
The
aeT
of
even
sad
,
ime
in
sadly
falling
of
not
will
evoke a widespread and vigorus objection. which
1140
of the nature of the operettas themselves but albeing vornewilat Mead. Of couree, thin type of group .In diamond pl.. for • ay and the possode lack of at. F. Ails. Lewis, who for several
the nicht canons
W.A. be argued in conformity with
so because of Gilbert and Sullivan as persone.
PAU dinner with noon Mawr and tution to a stranger Is cerardy
tonredy le not the type to modem great re
of logic. But although we thus attempt partially to
has been a member of the
Neither Gilbert nor Sullivan particuludy eared
Swelh••••• MO.°, fif the 49,- not do to a lack of cordiallty yearn
belly laugh, hut it Is gun/sowed
loud
or
from
against
expressions
psychologize the more ill-considered
result of •• ht - but to fur+iest the unknown spode department of the PIM.
for each other, each thinking that the other was
to result In a more or Ins Infinite number of sago axes as•
hardly worth wasting time on. Millie. thought
the Bryn Maw turn out to he a long-time elem. delOki. Inquirer wee recently re
student deferment-and for all that they still remain
chuckle. and utiles. Here and there hello. 'ration from
,tht t,. nominated as vice-president of the
was OF her
committer
A
Alumnae.
of himself aa a computer of each a stature as to
BI-considereth-we shall try. on our own part, not to
usually
they
but
forth.
balls can be brought
reduce composing mak for such trillmg works
pointed to meet with the nepre. have been there on the days when l'h•"•19hth Sport. Wdleth Aa
blind ourselves to the honest and, perhaps in some default from the ware' Interpretatin,and no4
six-tenon. a pennon he held last
to being snood an Insult. and Gilbert, while inanat.. from the other two more others could attend.
the operettas themeelvea
gree, justified concern on the party of many as to the
rear.
that
felt
often
Sullivan.
than
patient
more
finitely
colleges.
wisdom of such a policy-a concern which assuredly
1543
his time place oar In the world of drama.
It is tale tenet of humor that mnakeu Gilbert
Alexander R Carman Jr., 16.
Let
outbursts.
impassion.
the
of
hack
pertly
lies also
Mr. and Mrs Arnold C. Sab
suitean so popular. The way In which fun Is
together
brought
were
men
the
Annals
tesikwalle are receiving congrat.
institutions is gems
us consider, then, the charges made.
Emilia
the
of
all
almost
at
poke
pokel'
tle
"etT
o„
i
ffr•.‘"
TRIAL
e
•?•7••
"°
mate by eeebset taw Ant
Mations on the birth of Cecil,
tire college has faced. and
someMIng that no one has ever been .Me tom
First, as to the charge that colleges, though
sr JURY. was mu.. the eed waar
Ann on March 12th. Sat tertitwaite
quite so euccesedully. Their "Racks'. are
Ila future needs. M to mart
endue In the tole of • coma clown After
aware of the national danger, are willing to keep the
is with the Arabian American Oil
realty bitter, but somehow one can't help feeling non of his talk the movies of
• few weeks, however. It became obvious tat
student population out of the armed forces and let the
Company. hit Present sante he'
that them Is some reams for such jibes. namely. the liaverford-swarthmore Roo.
Thum.
In
Intervened
only
were
mamma
the
has
NEWS
the
others,
by
Mg, 1607 Arabian American Oil
burden of fighting be borne
that without stretching Me Imagination beyond wem agaln'shown.
Claude A. Nanny. who taught
RV JURY. Shortly threader, Gear. ennui.
Company, Dhahran. Saudi.
eonducted no nationwide poll to determine a conclusive
oetuations
ludiemus
such
after
years
two
for
proportions,
dinner
Andreae
the
at
sensible
at
all
present
Their
That
tuns
a
am
konwn
well
lieu femme
Arabia
answer to this queetion. But we can say that we know
could conceivably come Into existence. In short. were: Robert at Buven. '34. gradation has recently wrInee
elmuleee were alt welt weaved. End Me re
1MS
the English "weakneues" are recognized. and a James Brown. '39. Alexander R. from Paris to tell ,t his one
at no ntudent publication which has attempted to make
medal givert Ter MTKADO was pertun one
Chaim M. BoIeler, Jr. Sect.
any exceptions to the principle of universal liability for
good time la had by all as these weakeesses are Carman. 'M. Paul esekey. 71. emu since returning to his home tary • Treuurer of the Havarti.
of the hid.t points in the history of the
poked fun at
William Chapman, 79 Frederick lel Morocco In 1940
English Theatre.
military service. and that we know of several which
of Manama D. C., has
Society
Foerster, 79, Charles A. Duck- His letter rays in putt.
have Masted upon the rigorous maintenance and applihum ePPolnted as Haverford'e
In these limn when nations keep telling their ett, '47, John W. Dorsey. '41.
The operettas are Metal peculiar creations.
cation of that principle. And we are .xions to let it be
The pion are invariably something fantastically subject. that only that what Is done wain tise Gifford P. Foley. 72, David S. "Last year, I was in the army. representative in Me All Pennsyl•
'mown-and here we think we speak for the great mei.
Intrimte and a oak ending is almost the rule. nation is proper. everything Mat other oaken. Fox. '42, Edward L. Gordy. 'M. accomplishing III, military sere earth Alumni Association In tin
Capitol Cite.
that
of
out
dune
I
Male..
In
Ice
find
to
pluunt
to
extremely
the
is
of
It
any
In
unwilling
wrong,
are
part
we
being
taken
do
ever
Anyone who has
ley of students at Haverford-that
Albert W. Hall, '17, William IL
lie
a.m.. knows well that no one In Ms or her soroching which repruents a much more mature Herding. 'I& William T. Kirk Jr. O1 right, ad mei now a *Kea
countenance any violation of the universal liability
right mind would breathe such flowery lines, and position. namely th at not only is everything not 45. David P. Lowe. '45. Jahn C. lieutenant in the French Reserve George M. Yemen. will /ash
principle even though it would well Inuit our own private
there are many singers who are Just barely con. what It might be, but sane of it Is good material Marsh, '43. Charles T. Moots '22, tSignal Corps.,. 1 cant say I his internesta at Grusluds
convenience to do eO.
cpuld compose tinyteing mote lot jibes and Jokes. I don't mean to Imply that Samuel M. Murphy, '41, Wtnlaln liked any part of It. 'though. Hoapital Valhalla, Now York, folvillas Mat
lowing hl. graduation from the
tuneful than • wale. All in all, however, there Gilbert and S.M. should be thought of as great Pinch. '45, William W. Raub, 72, Array lite Is not for me.
Second, as to the charge that educators are .lhehly
is somehow a therm and freahness Main all of moralist., but Ida mean to Imply Oat they have Harris Shane, '31. H. Meads I was discharged last October thilvenilly of Minnesota
concerning themselves solely with the welfare of their
1147
Gilbert and Sullivan that is refreshing to the ex- found a truly genius type of humor, • tene that
and came up to Paris in order Mr. and Mn Robed P. Roche
own intititutions: it is an educator's job to he concerned
treme In these cloudy times.
more of us in these due might well be arrested
to find a job. For a while It am now residing at their recently
with the welfare of hie own institution, and that concern
of.
work
would
I
though
as
seemed
and
lire most impressive feature of Gilbert
is anything but selfish. It is just unfortunate that only
mita... home on Milt Creek
EARL H. CMS=
reultivan le the remarkable menu of humor
Their malting an
the educator himself is in a position to realize fully the
et th
not work Rd. In Ardmore.
:B
hird A
the yE
osirt ‘d
E■nbass
veland Alumni 1
. and civilization.
dress is Box 146, MW Creek Rd.
enormous responisibility he has toety
out, and I took a job In a areal; Ardmore. Pe.
the
reexamine
To preaerst, keep alive, and cority
advertising agency. I am definite
Lea
discoveries and insight& which the mind of man has
ly Interemed In advertising and
Emden Road W. Allen is now
hope to make rny career In it back in the Navy. Ills new an
attained in the course of his history, and to keep intact
But right now. rot beginning at_
and func- Mning that effective system of intellectual, phydress is Bachelor Officer HeedEMIS.
the very beginning.
and
ritiaconstrile
to
than
sical, and moral training which the Western World over
better
nothby
New York Naval Ohl,
like
who
quarters
Deer Sir
a good many centuries has evolved for the education
In his lever to the NEWS of March 11 WIl. magnify any serape of information they hear President Mhite met with • Ire extremely herd to muse • yard. New York.
topic of this nature-a trait which offers group of alumni in the Cleveland Bring in France and I intend to W. Ednion WItitsli• has -been
of its leaders-these are the duties of the responsible
helm Anders Mal... Oset "a • .ands row about a
the women's rule is shameful and impairs ... the considerable Insight Into the pyschology of one area It a dinner held In the go bath to Morocco as soon as worldly with the American
educator in a free society, and alongside of them the
And of mime the universal ten. Cleveland Skating Club on March I know my Manua well enough. Friend. Servile Committw m le
moral and ethicel standards of the college and the who displays
draft quotas for April, 1951. seem to blanche away into.
for there Is plenty to do then rael for several months His .1.
swami" and Mated that "them is no valid rea- deecy of the college nun to exaggerate his ams.
Insignificance. It often seems. at first glance, to require
J. Howard Monis. '30. presided for anyone ambitious.
dress is c/o A.F.S.C.. P.O.B. 564
son-at least no moral one-.for allowing women gory exploits doesn't help the situation. But the
some stretching of the imagination to conceive how a
far front being considered • and following the dinner In Once in a while I see Bernard Halls Israel. until May Lt when
Mat
remains
fact
to stay in the dorms longer than 10 Pm.
spoke
dethe
who
into
White
fall
Dr.
properly
may
activity
and Michel Barret They Ire as leaves for work In the ran.
college student's
hotbed of "outright iminoraRty,e liaverseers reps
al;
After
and
Mew.
both doing all right working In Office of the AF-S.C. where he
Now this is • curious point of
ferred category of being "necessary to the Maintenance
baton Is good. The reception given Its alumni by at length on the allege
will be located until next felt
a nee which allow, the individual to act In ac- graduate schools and Weiner. concerns- can be brought the croup up to date on woe Boorcovering liesinees."
Of the national health. safety, or inter<55;" one second
the present college program and
mnsclence ran hardly COM, taken az one point in evidence of this.
awn
his
with
cordance
of
.}tort
far
tot
seems
y
consideration, that categoil
plans for the haute. After his
promise Quaker pralp.. And certainly one
for
the importance of that acti
plea
Anders"
deribing
Mr.
period
ac
is
reconcile
It
to
question
Milken
'the
and
undergrad.
talk
Revert°.
the
that
s
umpire.
which
uare his sufficient Integrity to exercise dam.n one restrictive rule-regartling wornen-with his which followed, the time-honored
By now it Oil be wen that we are ikupporting two
in his reletions with women "Impairs the repute. displeasureover the (allure a another-regerding and muchtraveled pictures of the
There will be a numbsg of all
rather opposed programai,we r.eognioS.the need for prelion a the student" less than the feeling expressed debiting. The simple fact le that few Americans Haverford • Swarthmore game Haverford men and their famines the largest gold. eating. mama'
should
population
college
the
that
paredness and hold
by Mr. Anders that a Haverard man who takes a worry excessively about laws which fall to mn. were shown.
Ming In the New York. New ed in Getheemane. There will, of
play its proper part in that undertaking; and we urge
woman to his room la doing ars'only for Immoral lain an element of moral obligation. Even our aturnnt present at the dinner Jersey. and Westchester are..
col.,
that the academic life of the country he permitted td
rearm. I sot sum no woman gout I ever most distinguithed chianti feel no qualms over were: Arthur }IL Bell, 73, Rey 'Mabry evening. ApriI.19. 6:30 course, be aging of
song., and Just oodles of tiffre
continue without major disruption over the present
brought back to my roam alter a date because acasionally parking overtime or throwing a A. Dore. '42, S. Thacker Fox. '49
pen. et the Town Hall ChM. 123
foe informal mixing.
student sees Henry H. Gray, '44. Joseph M.
she preferred hearing a Braluns symphony to cigar wrapper in the street If
world cage. the end of which it unforeseeable. To imCity.
York
New
St.,
99rd
West
Mc
FL
Chillies
12,
Dinner, tipe inetuded, will be
standby the rest of the evening at Mother nothing wrong In drbtiting. he will probably drink. Hayman Jr..
plement hDth these polities At once, and to content all
President Gilbert F. White 1010
R. Mont
33 for members of Ake class.
O'NeMe or • Philadelphia night club over felt that Similarly, If he should fed that there la no Moral Guire. 79. Tiaras
the different types of colleges-Serge and mall, highM. C. Morris, '23, Wit be the guest of honor and as en- 19461950 and 75 for all othea
her reputation was harmed more by the pdvilege mason for a certain sociallyeecepted rutraints gontery, '22,
-Me society has pro- standard and low-standard-is atit elk task. Some arIs Interlard led all wives.
• rule barring them lam A. Prater. '37, J. Cecil Rowe, tertainment
Dress
imwomen.
with
by
which
than
rule
a
relations
dorm
his
in
Me
In
being
of
T. Daniel Wright 79. J. How- vided none other than Paul I. families and friend. well be a,
rangement whereby a student could 'serve his two years
plied that Mb was sornethhig ea mulct not be from Ms dormitory of ter 10 pen. will have little
ard Mora Jr., MA Muting Ition. Director of research for come.,
either before or after his undergraduate work, as he
trusted to do.
effect on his conduct. The Invention of such a Newell
It Or Not world.
•
•
Stall■
Itiptey's
Jr...43.
• regulation mold serve no purpose outer than to
Choite-eeeme, however. feasible to us. Whateverlhe defamous archaelogist traveller, DeMet nabs this great occult.
Regardieu of coat some who, like Mr. Anders. emphadee a lack of .ntidenee In the moral dand- Mr. Morns deserve. a great and uplorer who win exhibit Reservations should es made ef
tails of the long-run program turn out to he, let chow
deal of credit for Ma tireless el
panel
do not live on the campue may have heard, the ards and integrity 01 Haverford students
• possible
.rieue students now in college be allowed to bring their
forts to make the dinner • sue many of his faadrilitine Maar, $0011
Havertord systern worics pretty wen-unleas met.
present etudie. to Nome sort of orderly conclusion. And
lei tle.tise.Near Bedineledhla litweeafw 48, was *LIZ
ssoweer oest and for bbingeterini
tars have taken a turn for the worse lo tite put
ef moat immediate importance-let eomethIng be de-
Page Two
linverford, Pa.. Tuesday, April 10,1061
Haverford News
AA.D. Warnock, '09
Dies In Ardm
Dui ing
of Medical
A a ,vArAc,,,.
Sour Grapes And Fair Play . . .
Haverford Club
Still Functions
In Philadelphia
ACROSS THE DESK
Chicago Alumni
Meet At U. Club
Claude Namy, 47
Stays In France
In The Editor's Mail ...
Cle
Hold Banquet
At Skating Club
Alumni To Meet In N.Y.C.
•
HAVIERFORD NEWS
ormIng. April 10, Hal
Sophomores Win Temple Shuts Out Golfers;
FOrCIS Tie West Chester
Interclass Track;
SPORTS CALENDAR
Tottedaj, April IS
Really Gott ea Lehigh; Hems
MN pas
April
WEST CHESTER
LE
' PAGE THREE
Baseball Nine Opens Season, Trounces Ursinus 10-4;
4 Big Innings Yield Easy 17-2 Victory Over Kings
The Temple University golfers In their ercond match of Um Venn/ Ilasekall vs. MOP;
completely spoiled Haverforda stoma the Bayern,ed gotten
Rome, lila pm.
1951 opening gat Match. blanking deadlocked went Chester State Frillity, AprIl II
Wurster's Hurling "LittleSlue Ledeboer
Ledeboer Homers
Taking sin lint plasm and 71 the Scarlet linkamen BO. The 1.41.11' College. 41bita an the 'Redly Golf ea New Ranh
short but exacting Merlon West
In Ursinus Rout;
Behind 15 Clouts
reinta. Haverford's Sophomore's OWL a ep t all Ala {Ingle. course
It. pm.
ther Vanity
last Friday. The
talked off with the annual Inter. matches and the three best ball
l'eanta va. Boolutelii
Squelches Kings
Chandler Knocks 4
r me track meet held here last encounters on the wind...PI end wt. wenn, but the Riede:Punt.
Home. at. OWL
,
as
mitred
short
Pune
Middy Old York Road Country hese not
rad. and Saturdey.
Sat..., April 14
Four big innings accounted for
The Have:lord baseball rune
In the clutch cost the &Inlet their
re bY
the Club course.
hair with 63 points we
Vanity Band. vs. Dees* all of Hayerfordis rune last Satfirst victory of the seaman.
aunts Inc lent mason with III'
Dynan.. Firm 73
antlers who copped but dose
Eon, hal pal.
urday as the Fords swamped
Finn While the motion garnetnd John Dyntewski. Who has bete The Fords won three singles
Ng
colors, clubbing three Cramr
Vanity
Raab le GeMpetraegt Kings Collage. 17.3 at Njwcna
r.
firsts but Lacked depth and beaten only once Ina the past two matches, halved another, and sat
pitcher. for ten tone and 15 hit..
away
sound ill with 61. Bringing up years and recently scored hL vamd ere best ball encounter lee Vanity Tn. v. John EDP wrappedRoy
to win the opener on the home
up
the
der
d.
early,
i-paint
total.
Freshmen
their
41
fourth
note
to
one.
had little
IM tear with 27 points were the
kW, await
rearing four runs Its the woad
field, 10-4. Chandler and I.edehoer
Freshmen.
trouble In detecting Heo.ford,Bob Feeser and John Lag.. Rands - lareater Ma/41064
inning and adding five more in
for linvonbard.
Bon three poi
paced the home team with fost
1,plaist Remo Sian for Mont number aim player. Al Ad., 7 Reser. playing number five, fired
champloaahip va. Pee. the fourth to coast home heel
and two hits respecuvely.
Princeton. Lehigh. Hemel Charlie Wormers fine pitching.
High individual scorer with end 3.Dyniewski fired • one over an outgainntwo-menner 57 to Put
r 35 on the front nine .d
lake hardy seed
OS points was Johnke Hurtle.
him semn up over Woo Chester's S.... April is
He Indivklual innarloat
finished
with
a
73
on
the
per
89
He took fiesta in the 130 yard
Co-captain Solemn set the
Balling - tareater Philwietphis There was no individual star In
Roy
Path.
and
the
Fond
freahmen
Bears down in order In the open.
Penn, the Ford's second straight victory.
hampion.hip
high hurdies in 18.3 amends, the .
5
and
finished
with
an
63
and
a
6Ina stanza. In the hottoin halt of
Lain d pimp with 20- Vs'. pole Other low men for Temple were vietary. In the iamber six post.
Princeton. Wash. Drexel every man ht the lineup Ewan.
Ute frame the Folds want ahead
null with 1014 feet. and the John Holmes 1751 and T. Tad don. EaMeton area the 15th and
bated M the rout. Jack lade..
as Humanises long fly to right
high Bump With a The bap- A del 1791. Adam and Dick Huff 17th hale In defeat Jerk Kutner.
Don Chandler, Don Beo..1,and
man,
who
played
number
loaf
for
cord Garr.° who had tripled
mad In the low hurdles, fourths
The Haornted pear a lac
Charlie
Wurster
each
contributed
to km. Chandler followed with •
the discus and hundred. and • the Porde, both uWed We to lead won beat ball. S and 4, with a net
er more hits to the total of
deinle to right. but wu stranded
0th In the Javelin plus half a the losers.
fifteen racked up by the victors.
of 73. the day.; beat bail low.
Huffman C.411
as
liollin.head rolld out to the
unt for running on a Oilloglene
1111.
,
I
J
n
ot
alS
,
naln th: fleet afauterz
After a quiet first Inning. tho
Huffman
was
matched
pitcher.
age..
lay
team
completed
hleAconnt
R
roof fell in on starter Lloyd
The Maln Leers MM. Iwo
The only other double winner Holmes, mid, after Mottling Me Adam of Hayerfold, up. The
Smith
In
the
scrod.
Two
eel.
Owl
lin.man's 38 on Me last Font number one player mimed
more In the second inning. lark
H the meet was senior John Bell.
and • bunt mingle by Broad!)ell
Haver. .era putts on the 17th and um
Loden.. powered the big blow, a
pd.
erne. country captain nine. succumbed. 5 and 4.
loaded the bases with no. out
long homer to righteenter, in that
A three man Ford fencing One run weir. on Broelees By
it the hall In a Beet two ford, Art Lei... Playing ..tu- holm that anal hien a halt Fled
Inning. Brownell scored the other
minuted flat and at.wan the ber three, was walloped by Ted captain Paul Sterner. plodne mond went to Om University at o right, and alter the bases were
Ma. Se aaa. Wanes
run on • wnik, tingle and wild
Mle
4:43 .5. He linishyd with Tarldet 9 and & Huffman and number two, lost to Bob Stroh, 2 Illinois to place 161h out of 54 fele.. whin Smash threw to
last beat ban. 5 and 4.
. scores from third on his second inning ground rule
pitch.
and 1; Sterner's 81, howeter, was entering mains to the NC..e..■ Nisi too late
thirteen ;elms with a third In
Wurstees
Ford Caputo Pout Sterner. low for the Ford. Skull and Slidt Fencing Championship bald on
the two mile.
4 Ran Ile.
homer fo last Wednesday's opener against Crams
Ave
Richle
unloaded
grounder.
swinging in the number two slots linger won best ball for West March 3031. The trio consisted
P.M • Stead..
hem with a long double to right
The visitors came hack. In the
Letinboor is now batting .755
lost a close mat. to Frank Gran. Chatter. 3 and 3.
at
Co.captain
Karl
Spaeth.
saber,
yoph Joe Stein won the two
center.
top of the third to wore tin
bar.
2
and
1.
Dyniewskl
and
Gnu.
A
Roger
missed
Jonea,
short
epee,
pull
and
on
Harman
the
ells run In 11.03. teak seconds
fie on tass wis, two hits and
Theron's renewed their attack
e the mile and halts third In the bet won best ball aver Adam and 18th by the Fords' Bob loam. ?"'"nn.
loam
two innings later on Me hat'.
playing number three. ye. Hen- n'We'ed
tarter and Murth In the Inge Sterner, 5 and 4
second thrower, Joe Jinn. Ten
M. had. a 'h.
Mad Him Fem..
of wtu during the MOW
ry MAIM.. of West Chester •
lump to finish second to Hume
„,,,a
to
the
awe
in this
Wes
ts mason lat each amp..
In Individual honors with 17 At the number five position Ed hall. Dick Huff*. of Haven lar
Inning and five M them seared
Taddel nipped freshman Bob turd beet Al R•yrtiond In the
11allunbla Chew.
points.
Ira
as the Kings College defense fell
Jack Garrity turned In • stand. Fener. 2 and L Rhinle John number four potationth• lgth Columbia finished as NCAA apart Charles Minter opened
Starter Lampeter was removed
ES LEE MOSGAS
tut peffOrnitente in the quarter. Eaglet., who. along with Feemr with a hooey S and the Fowl pair Chan... searing 69 points. the attack by Waling out a drib
the Tigers Are rwilaidered to have for • pinch halter in the Hewn'
The University of Penneylmnia bier toward when ben and tek- Thls spring the Philadelphia t. be twinin the country two eon upsurge in the math. It
me fleet sophomore sprinted to ad LeMold, was playMg his first loes best halt 1 up.
This week the Fords tan.. tites. Wend 04th al. Navy third mg second
Lamer
Club
has
been
holding
t lead he neverrelinquished and golf match for the Forts, lost at
- when Street, throw
Saturday they dumped Mount was donne this rally that Ford
son In 53.1 mounds, Burt number six. 5 and 4. to Temple's with Lenten and Fred. the Le- with II. New York thesonity was wild, Shortstop Smith then raltdar practice sessions an the Washinnton of Baltimore. Cramel master Ilenenon was relieved by
:alders 101 hundred wan very Roger White. Eaglemn and Reeler high match being herd this alter 'Mirth .1.11 PI and lint/serene of bobbled Mettles simple
Merlon Soccer Field We..." Swim Open Charon... by a WS Warmer who relitd the side on
noon on the Merton weal coon. Illinois finished filth with 56
fer navy In the year a• loan beat ball 3 and L
er and two men wen on. Wu, Samrdaya and Manage. The
two eonwettli‘e slidaMULS.
ended Bamford and Be
vas Karl Kumm's 23.1 performstet scored on Ganlson, Infield
stele. Megglas
The game usell. one of the
ended 111 • sixteenth place tie. out, but Hurtublo flied to left ram was formed this winter by
me In the 231 Humes came
group of men in the ergs in oldest In existence and the nation. Isel.t. Pears' .w pucker, retire
•
'coring 39 paints apiece.
Imes behind toovertake Solder
for the anon out •nd tones
Spaeth won 14 and ket 14 to seemed to he out at trouble. His erested in the game. and practice al Apo. 01 Vaned,. 15 an ancient ed the side in osier in the stank
old Halpern In the lest fifty
finish fountenth while Jenne Infield continued to plague tam. alerted in &Smarr. Early mr.77 Indian snort rernrining the sped but the home aluggera renewed
Md. The Sephornorea strength
placed twelfth with
n the dashes melded them to
1514 however. Chandler got a life mugs mile held In the Swarth. or hockey. the science of basket the attack In the ....nth with a
record. Hathion didn't fair as when Myers erred no his boom- raore held hour prior to the ball, and the roughness of fool. walk. and three omeln to more
'like the 880 yard relay. A teem Harry Bair has been eleeted
regular schedule which began in bell.
three rune, Chandlers amend
welt winning only an out ot
imam. of Seidel, White, Gar the new chairman and Ted Cur captains
er, and aver Honing... walk.
will enome the players
White net part of the timer. double drove two mans tank.
by. and Kamm ran the distance ran the new secretary of the In who wall
the Fond M... bad ed. Ledehoer smashed • tong March.
participate in the weekly
Teem Boast* Mori Koper... ford Athletic program. there are across In the eighth to give them
n a very capable minute and 35
A t hie t I e Committee. matches and will •Jao be reapanah their bright moment. as Jones triple mom, non more tattles. The club Is teach. by Joe WWII Many
their
ten to lour Margin
stodehts
and
11110,111ed
monde.
Bair and Curran replace and Get. hie Ter t. presence of the downed Eastern Intertailftline Jack then sawed on Broodbelt's who played college lactose In the former Mayen who wand late to
The Pard'• outlook ments
Champion Ulm-heck of Navy. infield hit,
Result. in the held everts were MD and Bob Whitaker as the chosen team at the matches.
and Thomas Of NW. who UP be In the filth inning. the ...- kinks. Moot er.nbsto are redo me the Noon organism! hen. II bright for the season Il their fieliP
mi up to those to the running. einlet organizers of Intramural
Rena. o I a ahorhare of ten.s
ate etudents al venous local col ie felt that Haverlead could mom lag Impeovaa Hrberten started
The res../
activities. The program or Ulna courts, ladder matches. and gen- Thal Woe had won eighlms rd. ended Wurstees hopm for tenet who played the game at Nan hold Its own with
various weIt. but hla back started to
matches, by klentleal
• shut our so Bern..Windosilier GPM alma meters.
sports during the spring eral metro.. clam= through. straight
'Sricist Mural
area colleges.
mom.
trouble him in the third. Wunter
singled in a run, but a four nut Ronnie
win he molded around en mean& out the week. the Minimum! tenReno of liavertord
Spaeth had en exciting match
did an excellent relief Joh Mang
eel softball schedule and tennis.
nm
will be able to play with Kriden of Oahe.a who Ford uptiseUt In the sixth ended doss of 104 Is • regular manlier
only 13 men In 12'9 Inning,
any doubt as to the game's re. of the team. He play. high
Later
. ,..k.an
Seven twelve man teams have only one match • week. A match
CONTEST WINNER
been chosen for the :softball will require Mar Players and win finished amend. but lost 45. Milt Four 50114 singles added to .hool ball at Towsnn theh. near
Iliek Huffman gumard
HAMMY, II
Manson also had a be match
within one point of the IS
g:p1,..t7Y;ft!'
'- Bogue. Of Me set-en teams two consist of two singles and one with the loll champion. Nielsen, two walks gave the victors there RIIMMOre. the lacrosse capital of
tame. In the hoer half of the
will moment each of the upper doubles match. The intnumiral
hit told the hoed nine mil.
who bas won the title for two Snni. an Infieid angle eel Iwo the nation.
rt,7411"70,44111A.
ed eosin each of Iwo week,
minuet. is
1
141 the.met end one the freshman tennis enenntittee Is composed Of Straight years, Losing 5.4.
Early Tiles Drape.
Chem.
Intiekt num molted in the lanes
gam. be win • iorton of
The team dropped us first
Sawa 1 Nada eWtt I Ma- dam. A playing teem mill fie coin. gain Colman. Bud Getman. John
t=.11t
final score.
1•M1e.lertirld rigaweltm to
Dmd of nine idel'en mid l Burge, Steve Saha and Km
game to Swarthmore by a 126
. Itati 1. VAN:
S.A..% Al
Just ear anew. the visitors scot,
ten as stands. softball rules call
the kambell gum,
. tud
•
count and lost the Mat amount.
Mow are: 1. landlwat rant & Mr. •
er
four more tellies in the ninth. to Prinrtoon, posse... MS
vat held 1.1 um4, smordand Gelman. tne retiring elute
The expended schedule pro tun of
In this frame, Clundler and Hur- Better tuck is startected later
Ing to an ansouncentent
the Intramural Commlb
tIRAINTS
mbise worked a double steel, Hun attest ouch trams as the Mary.
vides three mund for can team de,
Inns by venoms Theater
1=1411 trx..Ytrl.
was awarded a vanity let.
lubise pilfering home after
during every week. The schedule. ter at the winter athletic coilen
field agoat
Obewnipt
thin
Club. University
Chandler had drawn a throw land Lacrosse
Whirl isalready fixed for the lion in recoil-Mien of hia work of
The serails reale,
of Pennsylvania. Annapolis LeJimmy mills. mentor of the while stealing an-ond.
wa
is
entire
year.
also
provides
an
es.
will cotwist of •
meal
the Commiltm.
mma* Club. Penn State. and Le. Inc
Haverford soccer squad and the
Wigan. M
This game did not glee much
tra week in which all pmtponed
Mie. or 1. total manner
Philaelelphd Nationals, has been of an hidingne at he Ford's high University. Coach Paul comof hlto to he made
One
,
by Me
rib am mint rent CaaPoNlafr games will . played and finally
Weld d
aelected to coach the HSI Foil ability. for Kings College could ments that • wealth of individual
lime for the Important playoffs.
Havarti.. ball
men
le
he
material
needs
only
‘'• t'Swar /Mat 1 RU.
cricket XL Athlelit Director Rey offer
1...nowa
The Intramural softball comnlitlittle competition. Despite
week. Guesem for Na
Pk*. r
th fight' machine.
• smooth.
Raliall feels that Miihowill add the fifteen hits on the scoreneek.
Mew
Stemeiie
.'
ral real mat L DWI calat 1 WM tee tonal/as of Ken Dolbeare. Bob
The Inc to swardtmore 4 ao
the proper backbone of dIaciptIne Haverford did not show inneres
t.ta t • Wiwi CU, 1. haw
140, • Whitaker, Berry Bak, and Hark
Nina. Into nick nierenint.
bibuted to Mem:erten,. The eh.
to
the
teem.
.. .
sloe betting power. Only two hits MA
Llsafelt,
IS Lloyd. by noon Wednim
erne.. together but seise
Illegals. Ranter Gam
were for extra bones. and many
The terms program cells for Practice Inc the opening tennis
i
rote the game and delen. woo
After • Week of practice Me were of the infield variety. This
one team Isom each class and mat.. agolmt lihzeknell
weak.
The
Princeton
score
watt
mood I. ahaping up well. The week s games with Temple and
eight members on men squad. and Gettyaburg SaturdayFri mud
roster of live bowlers wilt Drexel shnuld give • much better vomewhnt 06 • surprise In spite
Wrs
.Sralta .L03.0.
Captain. of the tennis squads slowed hr wet weather during
of the lopsided dechtion since
probably be filled by speed bowl. line on the Ford, ponalinlitlea.
Ma: 17Heew 11;1:
.
e late
n
t an: for the smear., Larry Auten- the early days of the past wmk
HAMIntiono
refill: Juniors, Dick Stead; sopho but is now In full owing. 'Ills en An. Jones and Amer Singh
medium-pace control bowler n„,,
. notasm
t.
. mores, Jerry V. Ski.; and mire though .11 soft have been Howard
Thytorond last years
.ront 4.
` freshmen John Kelly.. These mannered and will be In excel, Mitten Vic Sowers
Heiress glop
and Ban .1.17,4741.7.. sa.
MMHG HAVEMPOLD
lent condition within one or two Chase. A Jew other men show ..en.:
NEN SINCL MN
wee..
good pro tae of development
Team Plate Average Hits .379 Mark
M. I*. Awn
PM TIM.
am
i
Lake Beale.
mtri.
aaamw rasettd
MY.
Dicing the present week Coach
Although molar practice in
As Six Players Bat Well Over .300 Bramall
1 I
has arranged Inc chal- the nets has not yet alerted, the &Ira,.
groanst.ra
,
Haverford boseballteam shows
lenge matches in order that the team seems to be well equIpled
on impressive batting average at the thed men, with an even 300 singles positions may be deter. with batsmen. Veterans
Jura
Bryn Mores Flower Shop
et their first two games. °able batting mark.
mined. An arbitrary ranking has and 4owera and Freshman Sloth. rAVIL.
et
ing their oponents by .139 point., The pitching has looked med. placed vanity contenders In the who had a prep mbool average
Hag.. B. T. WWI.=
by support three men. over the especially Wunder who has tan following order: Theme, Bellingof 67 Tina per game. are expected
300 Mark and three more In the nedigkven and only allowed one er. Deacon. Eberly, Weston. to do tome heavy slugging. Bob
Bass Mawr. I.
VA:Ltta
Me Haan Jerk ladelmer. sopho free Tame. Although giving up Rotes., .1.1.,-Csakey, and Han Collins has
oho,wn some of la.
bore fleet bowman• leads thy twelve hits. Charlie has kept rho.
• Seer. power in the nets, and alatst•
cam with a high .750 average, e- them well scattered and allowed
A captain for the Wone team "Stonewall." Al McKenzie Is te11P0 1-3
Ltwei4el
d'
eal • SO
luding a home run and triple. only two run, ii.erton also will be chosen after the sod
Meted td be able to keep his
Inn Chandler, Juntor rIghtfield pitched well until he weakened in match. Thom., Bellinger, and wicket up.
CLIT4M tattala4n.Aar.
'
B. is second with a S45 percent. the- drib against Ilreln. How. Deacon will act as captain alterOther rnen working for pest.
m:
wndm.
ire which !need. three double. ever, the Fords main worry natively during the first three
tens on the learn arm Dick Gun•
Ned baseman Don Broaribelt
seems to he poor fielding.
matches. After the third match dry. kart MUMS. Pete Schmitt weans. Thies ems no-Leistims.
BATTINS VZSAJS1115
be permanent raptedn shall be John Benton, Mickey Winn, and
chosen by the varsity members Freshmen Bob Clark and Chris
71" a
s
5.11. I US custom
of the team. Early season pros- Hansom and Don Kirk.
nit
pects Indicate
well.rounded Although the Athletic Depart.
116 Cricket Ave.
l
sn a.
new
wined displaying depth in the went will net supply funds for Mr Piranha in 3
Ardmore, Pa.
seri. and among double mine wen (me., there Is • possibility
w
t
Thom:
ABD610nk IBM
17473424P
bin/alone.
hat It the team shows ability en
P
i
LSW
. et
invitation to play Harman C. C. aillsrardawi ATL
Hume Scores 291/2
Blade Trio Places
Midway In NCAA
Championship List
Phila. Lacrosse Club Plays ::„ez;.„N.:„vv,de,-„, ,,:
At College; Open To Fords
I
Intramural Softball Loop
To Support Seven Teams
Mills To Coach
1951 Cricket XI
A ="gi!
Tennis Challenges
Start Season
.
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Somers Introduces New Deferment Issue
Plan For Comprehensives Not Yet Clear
BY FRED MUTH
Mallon: and that It will be fairer
A new method of dealing with
comprehensive examinations has heeti•se It rovers a gnome,
been introduced in the Political mom.nt of lime and week.
Science department this year by The comprehensive examine
Prolleuor Herman M. Somers, lion is not • retest of material
head of the department. Former. already covered In ear lie r
ly comprehensive examinations In courses, It Is employed l0 reel
this department and most others Whether a man sees the inter.
on the Haverfoni College campus relationship between the various
have consisted entirely of a writ roursu which he has taken in
ten examination designed to Ms department. The new system.
determine the student's knowl. by Offering mpplementary nos
edge of the course material as an tercel dealing with the whole
Intertelated whole. The new pro broad arta of hellticel
grant Is an expetimental attempt wick the accent on the content.
to improve this by elaborating pinny Issues in the field, Is de
stened to help clarify this cone
upon the present procedure.
baton of previmody acquired he
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BY JIM GISAWFORI)
The annual Wields and Porters
Show, presented last Saturday
night at Goodhart Hall, climaxed
the pre-Prom even. of Bryn
Mawr College's Junior Weekend.
This year's production. the Cole
Certainly kept up the Bryn Mawr
Porter musket Anything Go..
tradition by turning in • Mad.
followed Friday evening's square
tinting cerformance
dance and the Sophomore CarniThe show featured a myriad
val on Saturday, afternoon.
of greet Jokes and goce mega.
Cut Shows Spirit
Among the later were -Bon
...dAnything' Gore despite
Voyage". "AN Throsgh the
elisted ring at 3934'. hest humor.
Night", "Lady Fair-. which
proved a colorful and tuneful
featured a miler's hornpipe. and
Vehicle for some excellent Renee show-stopping "Anything
amateur talent. The show has an Goes". -You're
the Top" showed
• hundance of top-notch songs the. group at its choral best aa
which called up MI the byplay
did the Gilbert and Sullivan
and muscat talent that the highstyled 'Public Enemy Number
cast had to offer, and the
▪
direction of Margaret Glenn and
Jones Stops Show
pinch-hit musical direction of
beery Lee Culver made the best
of both the spirit and the music.
Laulne Jon.. as Reno Sweeney,
a resting torch Flinger. stole the
show with her acting and ringing
In such numbers as "Anything
Goes.and "Blow, Gabriel Stove'.
Carl Smith, playing the Part of
the prim and proper Sir Evelyn
Oakleigh. gave a truly profession.
Si Mterptetatlon at "I Get a Kick
Out of You", and AloYalue
Mackey. an Billy Crocker, acted
g
with marked, ability d
• strong and pleasing bass voice.
Ras Comedy, Kiek Chores
Hope Harcourt, as played by
Barbara Draper, showed a quiet
premntation of emotions In •
basically dladgue pert. In paint
nt spirit. Pearl Rotunda led the
field in enjoying her ',Maine and
action; het portrayal of Mrs. Her
court shoved a real understand.
In, of the part. George Bryan.
M Res. Dr. Moon. show.
himself a find-rate comic In the
pe
11 fa tit
pert of th
the Cote Porter thug.
Bernice Jones and Farlyne
Savage, as leans and Charlie.
Made a goad totele team. The
CapUtin. Louis White. played kW
pan with the necessary impress
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Evelyn was at his best In the re.
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April 4
At Its Annual Dinner
rnMatiens would be held and set
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rational Traling Service of
Princeton. N. J. Mom-ford Cot
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cetion forms 106 end 107 from
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Me. the service will adhere to students' preferences In assigning
Perry Dunsheath, cheerier of • hem the time sod place at their
telegraph company In London, ests. Applicants will be finger.
and leader of the group, said that printed to make certain that the
he and his colleagues had found oMy persona taking the test are
Havertord's program and attitude those authorised to In so. Anystrikingly diffennit from that of body found cheating win he die.
the ether colleges they had visit missed summarily. Them will he
second chance given on the
ed. and saki that he felt they
ts for any moon.
wound find It a iieorrective,of
The administration's deferment
many of the ideas that they had
formed of the best mean, of co plan hat eno;untered comiderable
operation between Mdustry and criticism from the press as wet)
an in Comment. The principal obuniversity.
jections laid against It are that
stains, those un,
t
able to attend college for finan.
Mt reasons and that It will Omit
too save sly the manpower avall.
able m the armed force,. Other
criticism are that ender am an
elm of nubs-relent superiority. &Aetna& criterion on which to
A general level of good acting bane draft deferments and that it
and spirit. participation marked le difficult to mesaure Intent
the entire cast, all at whom Hence through multiplechoice
would be worthy of mention in • emotions of the type to he sled
longer review. The kick chorus In the quallfteetion test.
tes
Leis.: Richard G r re nwoo d.
Senior Prom Consent.: Edward
other niembem
Kenneth Dolt., president of Reed. Chatrinan;
Series of Musical the old council, opened the mem to be appointed soon. 10 o'clock
Club: James Coate.
general
ed.
Ing by giving mine
Yim
Contain.
Cone
Smelters
vim to the new munch and wishing It luck during the aiming tad James liwienn. Chairman;
BY JON tiarrISRACHISS
Year. Robert Chase green Oriel Sydney Cone, Jerry Van Sickle.
Nltlmlac Slonlmiky netumed to treas.., report. Ddthesre and Jonat h•n Guttmacher, Peter
John
Haverford teat Sunday for the the other members of the old Seemits, Amer Singh,
fourth In • serin of make, paw council left, turning the meeting Kelly, John Burma Peter Londe.,
John Wont.
grams Last year Mr. Sionimaky aver to Gerald ?mind, the new Peter Tapke, and
Facing Bends Nciticeln Al Stern
entertained us with comked
'
president,
Ned, President Frettnd
oserks about modem musk Tide
Tile new council le composed
year his remarks concerned Use of to following: Gerald Freund. brought up the question rf
ate and music of Verdi on the Peel Id e t; Robert Crkillow, whether or not Haverford should
the National Students' As.
Min
commemoration of the fiftieth as Treasurer: David Caaliefl. Seem
IthlerbXy of the composer'. death. tary; Robert Cabo, '52; Nick relation.
. . Speaks at Alumni Dinner. Other apealceM Wert
Robert Collins suggested the
ahOwe
as
by
Sloolinsky.
Mr.
'03;
Harrel,
John
'52;
Norton
Whittel1'.
Cooper,
S.
B.
Macintosh,
A.
President White,
la. year's performance and reds Montgomery Furth, '54: SOM.. council look Into obtaining metre
my, and J. F. Glimmers.
station cards for Haver.ed me
one, has the true entertain.. Seep.
dents nest year.
ear of toting his audience. But
Rodger Euster requested • bav
an both oecastotut Mr. Sloolmsky at S75 for hi. Theatrebsthe
The council again dim... the
went overboard. While his re- Round horn dm mooed. The Honor System, and the meeting
marks kept the auMenee's amen. Council deed. at postpone lotted with a &mouton of the
don. little information was 00- definite action on the Man unlit method that Mould be used in as
!tined. We learned Verdl died at
Continued Perms Ihtge 1
easing students for property
• later meeting.
•
damage.
2:50 on the morning of January
Ned. -the council began eon
the end nor the beginning of one 27. 1901, that he had smell pas.
For the rest of this semester,
education. The responsibilities of that Ms mother gave birth in a bet sidering impoIntments. Numerous Students' Council meeting. Mg
a Haverford graduate according fry while hiding from Napolonge suggestions of members for the be held In the thUnCil Mem in the
to Dr. White. include a firm on troops. that as a youngster Verdi various committees were made, Union et 6146 on Wednesday
ittemnoe to "rest.n the inquiring broke the piano .th • hammer and in some maw definite age ights. Students are welcome at
mind or m harden the sensitive while trying to find • C chord. pointments were made.
Y meeting they windm
On Thursday evening. April 12
heart"
Rut as to Verdes musical up.
The meeting cloned with a die
Items to be elenualled In
at 13:00 p.m., the Debating SoThe success with which these bringing. his life. personality. mutton of the Students' associ- meeting of April 11th include Ill
ciety of Haverfoni College, in altimportant responsibilities ate temperament, and the influences &Mat Conatitution and the Honor method of assessment for
cooperation with the Haverford met. he said, win be shown "In on his music. there wert few ne. System
property damage. 121 ate dances
chapter of TX.A., will held a the qualities of. integrity and marks. Mr. Slonimsky. however.
Intendonn dames.
end
parliamentary VW' debate.
morel courage which you show In did discuss Use composer's remtopic will be: Resolved, that the your own communitien" For the nitrated opera plot constructions
The meeting was opened by
United States should adopt the roan who demonstrates these, and Verthe present favor In the
President Gerald Innen. The
Hoover foreign policy Plan.
services to the coilege will follow eyes of modern compose.. ale council held a discusalon with
speakers will be chosen from more or kw naturally, as la the though the speaker did not make
Charles Robinson. whom It had
Bryn Mawr and Haverford col- netting of examples for prosper. too clear Mat what this meant.
coneldered for chairman of the
It seems that Wagner In the culleges.
live students In future year.
Customs Committee. After this
The point of holding this t31e
Alumni Secretary Bennett mination or the German school discussion. the mune. voted
of debate is that it hu been de. Cooper clued the evening with a became so complicated and thick unanimously to appoint Robinson
MS. recently Mat • form of de. short talk M which he mid that textured that It is hard My any as chairman.
at at
bating involving audience partict he had greatly enjoyed knowing further development in that
The Customs Committee men
pallor should be tried. In this the Class of '51, end that he was rection. while the plain Th
elected by the eimicm eve
style of debating, it Is permits l
acking forward to hearing fee: ed Verdi gave an example of sins folkoww Philip Baur. Andre
ObR for a member of the mall- quently from them In the futon. pitchy easy to work with so as
Brio& Robert Cote. from the
cam to interrupt and question the Among those he mentioned as to be able to distort She totmlity
dam of "52: her Dv k
speaker. and also to speals
standing out partkularly in his Into 'that of the modem school. netts McCurdy. Chance Robituon,
theory
this
with
trouble
only
The
with.
he
something
has
sell If he
recollections of the last four
from the class at '53; and Richard
es to say. The exact procedure years were "Sant Moose. and Sol Is that • very small and instgolli.
Edward lioLlIngaworth,
Bourne,
will be explained lust before the — that into of the basketball cent part of modem music Is the
William Watson from the el..
debate.
court. Pete, Bud, and the rest tonal distortion of 19thcentery
of '54.
It Mould be noted that this of then!. Beta Kappa boys from melodies.
The council also made Me
However Mr. Slonlmsky's sm.
type of debate is generally more the Tower; eGII Leib, the St. Peteodotes wens amusing if net too lowing appointments. War
Interesting, and the larger the er of the dining hall."
.Ifying. He was very ably&Bei.- Memorial scholarship Commitaudience, the better the debate.
All in as, Mr. Cooper mnelud,
ef Verdi tee: Reber) Seeley. Chairman;
If anyone is Interested in tens ed. 'being an alumnus of Haven . In the preeentathe
and Mr. William Watson and Tom Wilson
topic of importance end wishes ford le just about the next beet arias by Mi.WhIternore
of Vocel Student Affairs Co-ordinator:
to attend the debate, he will Ming M being an undlegmd- Xing from the Academy
Met Norton. Faculty Women'.
At
be moat =Retied fish the realm. 11.0
Seniors Meet With Alumni
British Visitors
View College
The department twitches that
this proem= will also have see
onder/ values. It Is hoped that It
will create a stimulus for the etu e
dent to begin to deal with his
mnsprehensive examinations
earlier than a few weeks before
they me,
n that It will fire him
a better idea of how to organise
his preparation; that n .11 re.
Move the element of terror created by the great Orem laid upon
the results or a single final emu.
MINUTES
Of The Students' Council
Fourth in
Programs Feature Sample
Arias
particular program of study. Dr.
White's one criticism was that the
program made no provhdon for
ose unable to attend college on
account of financial difficulty.
The new system consists of a
Iwo hour seminar meeting every
other week. comprialng all of the
seniors majoring in Me depart.
men, This addition to the comprehensive examination involves
reading which cuts erre. the
field of political science, as well
as related suhjecut. it has a
double purpose: it helps the s
dent to organise his blinking Idt
the written examination. and it
antial portion
rut a subst
of his grade. thereby assuring
I
him that this grade will reflect benefhi I we, the fiat time any
sees baseball played.
his work and pardelpetion In the on n'helh had
Inspired Sy Benham
seminars.
Several of the men found a
Tills year's seminar is small,
sourse of Inspiration in the
great
comprising mile thirteen atie
Professor
dents. Each meeting is attended work or Physics
regularly by at least two pro- Thomas Benham. who although
fessors of the Political Science blind has lucerne a noted specialof electronics.
department 13r. Somers feels ist In the field
that 'this two-part system is far David A Anderson, director of
College In
mom satisfactory than basing a the Royal Technical
the achievethat'
said
Glasgow,
mania grade for four years of
work on a single two cloy written ments of a man who had over.
come such a handicap made him
examinat ion.
feel -humble and insignificant".
Will Clarify Meld
Slonimsky Treats
Life And Music
Of Verdi In Talk
Donald E. Wilber, '24 ...
For College Men
Penang Oracle unorncial
Considerable gerdbility is allowed in the plan. The Selective
Service Directini could, require
either a given class standing or
a given were or both, for a deep
ment. While no standing or amen
was officially announced as big
lag fixed so the required one,
Informed sources expected that
6666,6
6.
t he upper half. two-thirds, and
three-fourths '1ff present fresh,
man, sophomore. and junior
class, respectively. would be at
lowed to continue In college, and
that a scone of 70 would be require
ed on the qualification test to tender a man eligible for deferment
monaural from Page t
A score of 70 would correopond
visiting laboratories and Muses. ea ma. of 120 on the arrned
and one group watched an inning form quallficetion test.
of a pick-up baseball game that
General Hem., made known
Coach Randall put on for their acme L000 centers where the ex
The.
Tuesday, ApeII A, lin
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