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Roche. Addresses Kolostcmyi3OtherSoloistsStar Novelist Warren
Social Scientists' In GleeClub-OrchestraRecital Explains Creation
Lauds
ery `L'ttrivt=trzz?:14:In Poetic Works
t
Purcell Golden Swab for shines
night provided three of the best ao., cap.. feat span the paaa
student playing ever heard at
the hearing teemed !doming enough
e'en' rotor many of
Havered Glee Club Joined with b.:
the or.
under
pre the
the direction le 'be' "s"''
Dr. John Pearson Roche. As or Dr. „Ham
orataor For the closing work, Shubert's
mistant Protease a Political aortra . or patriot, Roaaror. per. The
Omnipotence, heavy artillery
erteme et Itheeethre'0,1thile.
ro,,theor
In lite form no the wheats the
Schubert oorr Bach.
dressed a group of young social
'
glee club—fortieslino—and the
Bach Outatandlog
eraenWS hest Saturday. February ' Tho oorponorna
work of the booming voice of Bob Reynolds
23. The facture, entitled "Moak aa.otoa
parr
toaohoa were unleashedOnwpoithee
a
g
Caught in the Social Revolution'. coo....
„
oil K.,. is • perfect example of a rather
the given et the V.11.1.1
sob pretty, dramatic song Mr voice
played
Modem Duane Ridge), Bolgtano
ry.
a hoar, hoar, and piano my Schubert
h
masted Dr.
and distorted by Frau Llut to a
of Mozart mores which he play. Pe.. 01 Watt/ so that the orig8
Teethe,eththethe ethe
Dr- Roche dithossed symbolism ea very well. Riot his playing last eel were te beyond ell tvonsk
and the Ladies Garment Workers, Friday the surpassed his earlier hen. A happier Citece could bath
beteg his lecture on the twenty performance. His complete- techrd- been made the Reynolds. Moat os
centuries old insight that 'Wan eel meetery plus a beautiful tone. the time he was drowned tut by
does not live by three •Mee... He espec.ny in the lower notes, the opposing forces Also Friday
also plugged far bigger thfithre made for an outstanding rood,. Ma voice was not in the beet conweekends claiming that the lion. Them cu be nothing but dition. However this bombastic
work brought the concert to •
French Pawnees tor Apaches) perm for his plering•
mood Hoirooto.or. and joso glorious, even if somewhat noisy,
damN for thin
tour days
without 'wooing.
j Knudsen, as the solo Duda. rime.
nr.."
,nninnyi
Roche.
expanded
ninninon
Dr. Roche noted that all thee, Provided :writhe and technically,
modern reforming liberals in this emoted Pefommences, sed the
I country except Semtor Taft •rt2email orchestra directed by Dr.
supported by the orb.. rut, }le i Reese wee excellent In every way.
failed to tendon where In New
Wed.-re Ingrathateg
York City minks are grown, how. Although compared to the Each I
ever. 'We must remember'', aid the rest of the concert was some
Roche, "that the twin be. Is mere what of a letdown, the other
flea. on the stream of
Speak To Students About
were all dime well. In ex
Ile later admitted that Mussolini cern. from Bei.' • Norm.
Propaganda, Public Affairs
George fannenere showed a well
&tenured said tills first
Howland C Sergeant, 505050.
trained. Ingratiating voice. A. far
Mug.. ategrPee
eat Secretary of Slate in charge
as this liste.ner is concerned
Maiming modern thralldoms In, lira,.
otaataaptoodar.
f public affairs. and Fredrick
England on bourgeois Mediae, but mink
S. Donn, ex-pert on International
feeling
Roche claimed that -Roasereit
al d power in his ether.. me notifies and Director ot the CenBas M
Mat
ee thee'
the
orchestra and glee Nub provided ter of thawnational Affair. at
queen In Englentr". He ended Ms
adequate accompaniment al. Princeton, spoke to Haverford
lecture with an exhortation tothough some of the solo Warm Students last Wedneeday, Feb
thrd 'Ilinitartardsm, that ls, the
Mental prams fell down at rvery
seeable or Lenin. Stalin And
. Premed. genet
Whets The Belhrd work, as was
solltiarlitY.foreve. As thaYanel
the Route overture also, as •
Sergeant, a nosed
node scientists stood for the
louden of
. ..ternationale, they pled ged Me too revering at time. of &Pert, spoke
the Inadequacies In the orchestra. the new Socle and Technical Asthemselves forever to Roosavell
Vincent Perechettra The Hol- sistance graduate program et
cadtellem, the Ladles Gamest
arrel House. on Wednesday
low Mee for trumpet solo and
Worker, sad J. H. Blair, S.
ening. In his talk. Sergeant
thing orchestra. aside from the
While the lecture expressed Bach. proved the most Interesting outlined
the intricacies involved
great thought the mad manner work of the evening. The mood In
government work, such as
ed style of delivery employed by of the
music closely follows that many of the students might be
• Roche
le diffieult to um of the T. S. Eliot poem on which planning to enter.
demand over the comments of It in based. Its rather W.W.I...
Also under discualon was the
hecklers sod spies,
but interestingly enough this Mutual Security Program, and
(Neeet--For the that three contributes to and builds up the the problems
involved In explain.
hum and as far into the future effect rather than making the log It to other peoples. The reso you cas lake it this column work monotonous Nord. Hansel, lational-de between the Point
Ma had sad will have In It in the terribly difficult trumpet Four Program and the Mutual
medullae whheb most foe the solo. did an admirable job.
Security Agency was stressed by
Was of the melee. sanity. be
Illaudyelesas Is Laud
Sargent_
Woes with a rate or salt)
overture to Os Soda
NSA. DIPORTANT
Sargeant, Dunn
Address Groups
hutory., i works
Bel. o
before
J. ,
C
made
The Junior Prom will be held
eirtiollowing night. Saturday. In
he Gym from 9,30
LW
nth will he formal-
It to Important, Seamed feela
that the purpose of the MSA be
fogy understood, both in this
country and abroad, if the United
Stoles is going to be able to aid
In the growth and prosperity of
will lend her voice co the voesa, the demlunacles of the world.
backed up by the hand which la
Sergeant. who is Incidentaldefinitely going to play dance ly the husband of Myrna lay,
tempo musk. and not jam
was retently promoted Loam
Octet. WW Perform
Deputy Assistant Secretary to his
The Haverford College Octets Preen, Poe. and Ma been work
ts scheduled te perform during ing In the Department of State
the intermtrelon. and Whew. ewe January, IMP. He received
mete will be served at that lime. his bachelor's degree nom Dart.
During the duce there will be mouth College in 1932, and that
a photographer austairs In the at tended Oxford University,
Gym, for the ten /RIM those who
he received a B.A. in 1934.
would like to retain a permanet an MA. In 1935 and • B. Litt In
memory of the occasion
1940.
nectarine. A Secret
Policies noodled
Information about the decora
Dr. Dunn spoke to the political
lion for the dance is still highly
and, In the afterSeCret, and the only definite ion
noon, addressed the Public Af.
formation which could be pried
fairs Association. lie spoke on
out of Jack Herds, Dame Cone
some of the projects hs school
mitre chairman is that they are
is undertaking. Among these is a
to be very elaborate, and a sop
study of how pollees are made
prisewellworth walling for.
and who Influnces them. and an
Thekets loAd
attempt on an hylrethms on the
Tickets to the Prone are now
role of power and the, balancing
on sale in the Dining tthen, at
proem
S9.40, sad moans ate'dedinthrly
"If you find." said he. "some
ruled out A composed& canvass
will also be made be pnappote thlie Ray of protecting people's rights
sale of Oakes to thll. Ale of the without war, you stand a goad
biggest soda] °Cautions
the chance of avoiding woe." He addyear. Those student. desiring ac- ed. In response to a question, that
comodations foe " their guests the problem of overpopuladon Is
one of the moat 14.1thening of
should contact
Read,
Helping to make this year's all problems, but that he Is sure
Junior Prom a memorable one it will be worked out in time.
Forego Affair. &pert
ate lark Herne, Prom Committee
Butterfield To Play
Silly Butterfield, -heath ills
eldeopkwe band and two
angers will be down from New
het to supply music for the oc'eon, and mod music It lc too.
%meted, although weRthowe
mt00secially for hi. hot Dm
alao Ws the reputation
b
„._ete
aollege dale. of leaving
m lading college dance band in
▪ ...ley. His talented and
eMeif BMW Med* deae
cheinnet. Joe Hetweg. in therm
Of dee/anon, Denny Leer and
Phil Vance mewing the peddle.
ty, end John Tong. handling the
technical arrengffteenta.
Outlet* Pionslaing
Judging from the enthusiutic
response of other years and the
optornistle outlook of this year'.
arrangements Clam Night and
the Junior Prom bidialr to provide • weekend of entertainment
ardor ellthdled as aanagua.
Junior Weekend Program Features
Billy Butterfield, Class Night Shows
For those who haven't yet
heard It bruited about Campus,
the weekend of March seventh
6 drawing near, bringing with It
Promith of • rebirth of axial
ottivity on the Haverford scene.
Class Night and the JUnlor
Prora are to have top billing pro
tide double feature entertainment
'hitch Is expected to eclipse the
thechealian ef f ert s of past
Ferri.
Feature
Gan.
Oasis
Following the annual cloned
each class will stage a halthour
miriety show on the Roberts Hall
uthe, the evening of
01enui. New and old gags, songs.
and reworked variations on the
Bad theme of boggle relation&PS betaken Haverford and
eryn Mawr caul te expected as
the claire vie a thinpetitIon for
Os coveted Best Show award.
Work on the Class Night petuctions 11 already wan meth'
Y., and enthualasm is at fever
Etch. Individual class hopes are
hth, and all the sign point to
fits being the biggest year for
oina Night talent in along time.
march
p
Duce Purred
to
CALENDAR
Tends,, February DI
Pianoforte Regal resturing
Rome Moyne, Goodhart Hell
Bryn Mawr, sue p. m.
BY JONATHAN GUIMMACHER dl fiela u, nothing more than •
Gives Musical Moment To
Apathetic Onlookers; Fails
To Excite Any Reaction
Mr.
where
science classes
Ed
ot
Dr. Fredrick Dunn, In addition
le hla dullee as director of the
Center of International Affairs
et Perron. has been the N.
rector of a similar enter at Yale.
In. addISon to this, he Is the
author of several books on inter.
nadonal affairs. Dr. Dunn also
enjoys
distinction of being
of the few.men to have eve
read the complete Congresslonal
Committee testimony on the
Past Harbor teastak,
one the
SLOO PER Usti
ARDMORE, PA, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 28, 1952
Abolition Defeated
Wednesday. Erbreery It
Speak. At
Yale Professor
Collection On Class Si Lectureship
Grant
S. A. Amends Elect-In-Regulations,
Rejects Gate Receipts Resolution
The Min -This Way Out,"
darting Darr Ritchie and Walt
Robertson will be given he
Himerford premiere; Maim A
11:30
Rothe Pram Witten noted nos'.
Chemistry Club: lecture by
ellst poet. critic. and teacher Or. Js T. Rivers w -synthetic
gave last Tuesday's Collection an rimer; chrodetry
Intimate insight Into the details g
of the creative proems.
Open meeting of the Honor
Civet. Cwsnw Domminater
npo.„,
l'enutattee; Inioe
Speaking under the Class of Lounge. r p.
1898Lecturethip. Mr. Wean
who snow tech.. literature "a.,'Wee'
and criticism et Yale. nabbed
S
Applications for 141Inwships
the stops In the credos of
for MUM must be filed by
literary wed,. He staled that this date.
there are some shrelleitlew in
1.11. M. Beak President
methods of
1.1 e rsI ty
of
w.
.74o
eee
the
that,
been
to the a ..common denominator'.
of the creative process.
To Illustrate OM process Wu
asppro,
then thee one er his then teethe' MIA
an urdirgehed pOem, and set
an
Alert, Attentive...
In 82-70 Balloting;
Change Primaries
In a meeting of the Students'
Association. Thursday, February
wial!
Laboratory,
dons. One calling for the abolb
lion of all charms at all Haven
for athletic contests. put forth
by the Students' Cuncil,
Set was
defeated by • vote of
to TO.
The second resolution, calling toe
a toe mirror changes in the pent
Mare of election of Student
Council offIcent. was
'nal unanimously at this tIme.
parsed al
1‘
4,121
Pro And Can Illecureed
•
115 E. Leeds
h
thl'ee=t7
1, oft'
don. First he described the
Estate Probated;
kids Haverford
of Mort. Evans
of
w
ice{
. Student.Counci
conail dproposal
er argument
Students'
to abolforisandh athl.400001
etic gatethe
The discussions ace voting as
hese rethlutions took up almost
he entire hour provided for the
meeting, necessitating the achedWuof soother meeting to ba
held In the future. The gumbo
of whether or not the Customs
Committee. as II now steeds,
Mould be abolished v.111 be taken
up al the meeting. As yet the
date of that meeting has not been
reckoned.
Student Council President Ger.
di Freund opened the discussion
by. reading the proposed resoles
was beee Ili:"
neem
r".7 Mild' 50
lewd on True Story
The will
Leeds
In historical document, and In
certain tradition, Mr. Warren was P.M.. on WeithetheY. Feb
Charges, before voting down the proposal. 82-70.
found a story about Iwo relatives ruuy 20. Leeds for years the
of Thorne de:lemon Which an benefactor
Haverfoni. left his
pealed to him because of the residual estate In three Friends"
, gt
.,
lefi
oe
g
putTrit:%:,"
issues that tt rinsed
the institutions of which Haverford
The ensin positive and negative
characters that It presented
received the greaten portion.
stands which had already been
The story deals with two of
coo.,
m.o...,
taken on the ...W. He pointed
Thomas Jefferson's nephew's who
Idled wostert,ge„roorry
Leeds continued hie pialarline
01101 the USW taken as ens
about
intimate, Ehee
BY BILL
eet"e'e
]vibes
e° In the out
femme free, the basketball and
The pioneer life adversely eth
lee'''. It 'e re.
these
'Religious activity on the Haver- ethe
'thee'''. football games was put Into the
affects the brothers who take to 5111,001
t,`
Sehtht
s;
rotaa, ro„, illo the
In
took
general college budge and was
has
drink and sad.t. treatment 'he.
then'
erY `se
Carmdnoeeo Pre with rho
Some. for example. emphadre an not given to the Athletic Depart.
o
of the loved Imported
Yin ...he"' the
comber
oration
tuna• One of them tortures a Peeehee
for he erhthi. r. UMW. eel groupe.
• PProlech through worthip while mem alone
the
Friends'
Free
Library,
and
alave to death and le brought
feltherelve Bothered
o.,..
others favor diecuthion or versa..
—Seth Be
trial
al testimony. Members hive The discussion which followed
font from which be gradontel
The eel ides s are daring bark found gaup thrudeggg of five centered erenna the total net InProgreso Outibmd
BHA Three-quarters
rien of this pan to Apostolic Chriehmity.
In which or es participants to the most et come from athletic games and
Freed for the lack of evidence,
of rho B
wv
the way it should be applied to
he cont... his profligate es- n000doao coor„.
the approach we through ireti- ]active treProuh.
00010
istente 00111 conclusive proof of
mate personal contact rather than Themmae of development' of various departures in the rob
1,
0040 bad taken a
h. cease is seedestrally &coverhtherle
these
fellowships
in
itself
and]thee'them.' the hid
great Literate In tavern. hie through stalearhanallIp and in oar., rhoo. Importance. Toward that It was rte..
od. The brothers oho mutua
entirety on to the ath
dub
yeeta, perlthlarly alnce. hs which man commItted as much a• tho
, yes, ministration to say where thee
cide, but only the guilty one
end of the last
oror„
000r.o.o.
funds
to
It la later discovered the other has retirement horn the presidency he knew of himself to as much ,
go.
The majority
students
of of lane and Northrop, the Nee as he knew of God through shout
lark of ao,,roato sell- of those who spoke in the dis
Irked Instrument firm which he
lfi'in'
coYunf
try
ledini°
lItethBottle
Ba
°
New
holy. This need expressed near talon were opposed to the ith
Christ
pounded in 1899. lee served as a
Orleans.
of some solution m it stood.
In melte of considerable and ed. tat fall In a retreat „
aa„,,,r,, Before a vote we taken on the
Mr. Warren showed how tide member of the Want and of the
cosy et tlertts ith
vantageous variance. idelogIcel poor, sod soaro. .„ „too question. Walt Young read to the
maenad was shaped from docu- corporation of the college from
1909
ends,
until
the
his
cell
death.
member.
heading
have
set
men. est treelitifrt into the final
dlscumlon seemed to turn to the Fn.,' an ehethethee glen' The
purpose the reallation of
both
groups
their
from
1928
until
1945.
as
work of poetry. Became of its
cell type of organtation as be- theen ten.t of thth suggndon
Gad In the realm of Itenal enreelthisedic nature, the novel fonm
Speelle Gifts
b e radar the moat vatld asp was that Codeine would ha alenuand outside the realm of
Wed to take one guest to the
was discarded and the dramatic
Leeds' benevolence centered
thee* tweets free of charitefond was Bit to be inappropriate around Haverford College. where mere smeolation. It le their elm Meth th Mirth.
Theologies! Muds.. Hem
A. a tenure of the defeat of
for the moralizing desired by Mr. he was active in determining what to eta. a personal reladonsielp
with
God.
and
to
bring
others
to
Shortly
afterwards.
In
the
midresolution.
no recommendation
Warren. He then showed that specific things on campus needed
know
Him.
dle of November a team of with regard to the athletic gate
the poetic form was most suit attention and then we.. to it
Princeton Theological Seminary 0111 be made to the Adrninistra.
able for effective handling of the that funds were made available
Method*
and undergraduate students Ilea non at this time. The alternative
material.
for these protects. Although he
Meeting on en average of three
chiding Haverford graduates plan may be presented to the
Give Reading
gave such dfinita es the new meth thus weekly, the fellowships
George Coleman. '50. Donald Students' Association for eons..
Mr. Warren concluded hla
bear rooms and the Lloyd entries cognize as an essential ingredient
Sean
and Samuel Coleman, SI I eratton at a later date.
rare by Interpreting the material openly, his mine was lees known hi their techniqm rvmplete hones
visited the campus Broadly
Cane... Clanged
and analyzing the structure of on campus that might have been Sr and opennes' beween me
ape..., their dilutive ass to
the poem. He then read several expected due to his anonymous bers. th We way better than any
Bob Collins then read • realedisc-Less religious problems with
selection. from the work.
don to the group calling for a
other, the relationships become
gift. .
Haverford students and to de. change
fmm Thursday to Toes
scribe their own religious expert day.
the date or the primary eke
and
Cell Groups Begun On Campus;
.*
More Religious Activity Seen
groups can- their mama
from
lbw. Gael
l Na
Were
the
Vary
lee.
Prof In Profile
They emphasised the device of
the cell a. e working approach
to finding God. After they left,
a number of students v.ith whom
they had talked formed cell
t" he concluded. Remember.. After two years of teaching he groups and prayer sessions.
tany 14, we rather doubted it went to Penn where he majored
ides Spreadlnr Rapidly
BOTANY EXPERT, HOWARD K. HENRY
COLLECTOR OF BEETLES, STAMPS
WYE
By MUM
"I was Interested In teaching
even before I knew what I want.
el to teach." Howard K. Henry,
Haverford's athociate professor
biology told as when we Inter
viewed him in hie dance on the
Wood ewe of Sharpless. He
continued by unfolding a ludo
song account of hie educetIonel
career.
Sle. And Side Amu
Professor Henry taught In an
elementary &strict school In New
York at the age of sixteen. some.
thing then possible in that state.
seeking funds necessary to One
deer his education. He studied
engineering for a year at Union
University, leaving to enlist In
the army.
A member of the anew of on
In Germany after World
War I. Professor Henry taught
Ina military school for Illiteratre.
Instructing a clam of fifty mem
bers—many with less than • Rawer* eavektion—in the intrica.
Sea of reading, writing. and simple arithmetic. "Many of them
were guard house members." he
recalled. "ao we all carried aids
arms- The role was althea
Checked with extreme cere. .1
don't know whether I got any
ea ray alsaipllaaaw. Mac; Iaora.ar
of
Bo
Reseed Degree At Penn
Aber the war Professor Henry,
still compelled paradoxically to
teach 10 order to go to school,
spent a summer at Wet Chester
Normal School In order to secure an appointment as principal
of a Mtle school in New Jersey.
H. K. Henry..:
In botany. He to:solemn his un.
dergraduste work in 1927. after
which he undertook graduate
work which fie somehow never
completed. He come to Haven
ford In 1930. has been
when
Cm
the
non for the Students. Council In
the spavined week. Also. II ailed for a change of the manlier
of candidates in the pd..y elect
lion from three to two. Both of
these resolutions passed with
mom the tee thirds molorlty
The meeting then broke up,
week-ehd of February hor
Priono7rono.,°,,or
ebb:;1 Freund announced th a soothe
8tonr00
0 Srro
'
Tb
oore
ndoor
—
- .Students AgewlatIon neetIng
stove """ on the to group
would be held shoot' to revel
b
movement here. Primarily, how
the remaining issue of Freshmaa
ever. they stirred up VIla
Gliste ns.
thought concerning tooled on
Continuing with his work In which most had been giving little
forest pathology, Profesthr Hen. conederstion.
ry worked on • variety of tree
Cell groups have been formed
diseases. He has two hobble: at Harvard, Talc thinceton
The first, an *ingrowth of le. (where there are over one hers
!Merest in entomology. he re. deed members. and sever other
The promotion of Dr. Allem F.
sidled in a collection of about large colleges. On the weekend Strehler to anassisant prates
1900 beetles of the local area of February 510. Haver.. was th
ship in the
The second. • topical stamp
represented In • group of cell Mathematics which become efMelon on the subject of flora on members visit.. Westminster fective the first of Septett:eh
stamps. reveaLs an unusual can College to discuss religious top. this year.was recently announcWWI. of Interests.
Ica increased religious activity ed by
college administration
on campus has been expressed
Was In Jernieth
Dr. Strehler, who served as all
Professor Henry Ls warted by other groups like the Inter Instructor of mathematics thin
Varsity
Christian
Fenowship,
his arrival at Haverford last
and has one married daughter:
he live in nearby Penn Wynne. which last Sunday enamored a fall. received his Bachelor's Ds
He concluded the
MO melon picture "Hidden Trews Beer at Oberlin College and Ms,
a brief mention of hls recant ethe. In the Common Hew,. ma rawer. Desna at onto state
sabbatical leave, spent neatly en mule dealt with the phenomena Unite city. From 1946 to
he taught at the University et
Jamaica. 9 found the warm-tem. of the natural seethes.
Several Haverford students Wisconsln. while dueling for hie
matures pheasant as well as
Profiteble." he said. tovewing have been regululy attending the doctorate which he received he
that he had returned with a van -Fern That wort.' meetings In the latter Mat
ley of pictures We left with the New York. These monthly Maths. Before coming b liaertlerds
Jeep,. that Professor Henry dons are conducted by Samuel Dr. Stmider taught mathenatith
could probably tut anything to Shoemaker, pastor of the Calvary In the Graduate Divides af the
illitharelt" at anent.
Wailer et MUMMA.
New Sods
Chetah
here eves
Strehler Appointed
Assistant Professor
Deportment nt
the
interview
..
biology prof at
ceiford alma 2930.
Hal-
nag
In
E i11 ITORIAL
FEATURES, COLUMNS
Haverford News
Page Two Haverford, Pa., Tuesday, FebrearY 26, I952
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D. Cone D. Demur ; J. Hopkins;
R. Rivers
Betimes Samisen
K Hamilton: (:. McDoodd
Phetograpkon
R Hutton; V. Peckham: J. Walton
/Urn Piereeraphor
went
A Goldfinger
Better Late Than...
The overconfident and apathetic supporters of the Studente' Council resolution to abolish adniittaion charges
got a rude shock last Thursday when the well organized
opsnents of the resolution voted it down. The NEWS ia
responsible in part for the general apathy of the resolution's supporters; the Students' Council, after approving
k unanimously three times, failed to speak In support
ACROSS THE DESK
A recent trip to visit school daumates at Han
card. Radcliffe, and OUT has left renevrith a sus.
den unhappy awarenees that an important something Is acutely missing at Haverford, a college
.,.
..hose worth Is actively attested by Ile Mud.*
past and present and which is accepted in thee.
demi, world on a par with the beet. However this
may be, the bulk of the members-. the Ines..
day Havertord uedergredute body,- It seems to
roe hardly mature up to their Harvard under
graduate counterparts. The average shirtalemed
Haverfordian stud. when he has tes absorbs,' at
least at the eprty levels, only so much knowledge
as he cannot avoid; swears; willsgpt participate
In dInIngdoorn potato fights but w ll not try to
prevent them; probably needs a allue, if You hale
pen to catch him between Monday and Friday: w
sloppily dressed, be la, In Mort, no gentian.. I
personally have been an offender on each of the
above smres. to It Is before the effect of my
short stay at Lowell Home, Harvard University,
wean off, that I wish to sound off a bit
The etwoupbere—I ma find no better ward
—at Harvard is one of intelketual qua. The
undergrses seem own modally alive. Per
mtuatly. There were no 2 am. water fights
In towel) Home; no are m.o...., weeded
no bed set to soak in the Mower until lice own.
nets.. from • We date. I an not mean
for a ow... holy that the Harvard man
imes his Drew to west Use Committee on Am.
deli, Mud.g would call best advantage.
On the contrary. friends of mine of the Mg,
ant echolutic calibre muill show only C or
high It averages, for they spent only an approx... two to three hours moldy outside
of etas. on each sour. Rutthe *eel time
wee not spent throwing anwhes DM the win.
of the resolution in the open meeting; the students who
tavOred the reaolution failed to turn out to vote for it.
Those who voted against the resolution labored under
Ike misconception that it would out the Athletic Depart-
this fear was unfounded. Rather, there was hope that
next year's general budget will be welled by new endowment foods ao that a considerable increase in the funds
available to Haverford athletics can be made whether Or
ant gate receipts are iffinlintited. The Athlete Depart;
anent sorely steeds this increase.
At the same time, we urge the Administration, in view
Of the circumstances at the Students' Amociation meeting, to put into effect the reaolution to abolish athletic
admission thargeO.
THE MAIL
A Second Guess...
Der lire
less than one third of the student hotly attended the Student?
Anoclation meeting on Fehrouery Slat where the resolution to
*Isaiah admission charges to athletic events and an amendment
w the Association's Constitution were discussed and voted on.
Apparently the not majority of the students were disinterested in the issues under discussion. while a sizeable number mo
fortunately presumed the outcome of the vote. and mere nffidt
shocked to hear afterwards that they had liscalculated.
Apathy was aka to blame for the onesidednue of the debate
within the meeting: voclierous support for the resolution on
admission charges before the meeting melted; only two people
spoke for the resoiudon during the meeting.
Some of us are seal In doubt as to how accurately student
opinion was represented by the vote on the athletic resolution.
It is certain, howmer, that a minority on the campus win eon
ante to make Sections for the majority until more students
interest themselves in the business More the Students' ARSOCI•
ation and the *sues facing the students' Commit
SincerelY,
GERALD FREUND. TS
Who's Crazy?
Otte follawbor hi an excerpt from s letter received by the
NEWS during the put week.)
On the other side of the door we could hear weird noises and
we noticed an unusual odor. Then Mr. Schultz. In charge of the
male attendants at the Norristown State Maple., unlocked,
the door, entered. and motioned for ea to follow. We did m
cautiously, the four of us. When we were
ide. Mr. Schultz
put his key moo the keyhole and turned the lock We were locked
in!
Irvine. Lately throe of hoar patients crowded around us. One
oath mgt cheek bones and only a couple of teeth which prethltdrtl sl erelY mid. "the Yoe-, and thrust out a dirty had
which each of us shook. not bemuse we wanted to be friendly
but because we were afraid to offend him. Another patient ex.
citedly muttered something unintelligible to us. As we looked up
the long corridor we noticed that some patients were moving
about some raving into the air, one shouting at the top of his
voles, and several sitting in chairs
lying an the door, ars
prealonless.
This was the first experience which lour of
riess3ummege
mental hospital unit members had inside the haspat,
t; t *mark.
ad the beginuing of a summer which was to p ye worrMle
bra number of mums.
Fimt. It was worthwhile as an educational mitt:. part..
larly for p.-mods. because It gave us an untie
mg of Mee
close correlation between mental and physic illness which
every doctor should have to some degivie.
enlist social
scientists and prychologitts found the work well suited for
them. It was also excellent chlienship training.
Second. besides being an inusual educational experience. It
was also an enjoyable way to spend the summer, in a mote..
group, livinogethee having fun together.
The mone7hrned was a third advantage to the wmic
Perhaps mme students are interestedeen applying Mr man
bership In this summers mental hospltertt. Thom who are
should realize that sincere interest in rho, work is the firm
requirement, aire dealing with ill people Is a serious matter.
I believe that a number of Revertant students would find a
Summer as a member hompltal unit a mailable experience. It
au be worthwhile to you and to the people with who.
' Pee Work. I MU be happy to M 01 rervire to aeyatre th.tuted
In this work Founders' bulletin board contains Junkier Info..
lin
Sincere!,
ED STEELE, 'at
Every Motley. Wedoenlay and Friday Use
moons during the winter, an umalling herd of students crowd Into the gyre. collecting Metelr by
apathetic straggler until emote to thirty More an
rived. After groaning through • short period of
half-bake eal..nles—juat enongh to mums phy.
deal diecomfort. well Mort of enough to do any
good—the group splits up into the volley-.II play.
era and the beaketeers.
The demos...no fame that follows would
be rather enntelng to the detached observer.
If It were not that such • pure end palioly
obvious waste of time has 060.31.114.1y 133 11AInkation for Its continued existence. There
simply WM room in the gym for us-thing
Mu to thirty leaden. to net a decent hour ot
fun and mere.. The eankethailers we continually In each other's hale and In the way of
the volleyball courts thou playng volleyball
sumo their runtime. against the situation
either by da.ing stilt to • far-off daze, or by
Main and simple homing around. Am own ea
the end of the required period Is announthect
the gym dears at once.
The ohms physical education prox.ure. hefade. being a distasteful procedure to the men Involved. cannot possibly do them any physical gm.Haverfoni College at present simply does not have
doe facilities to offer a decent physical education
program during the winter months when only
the gym can be us.. True, winter it the time
Wan an opportunity fon merel..e is needed more
than ever; but for the college to uphold compul.
gory winter physical education with the present
facilities Is little short of absurd.
leitistisamminennel•WDMIIMIN
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camel! D. Champ. was an ofeclat delegate to the Third Co.
Serene... UNESCO held at Hub
er College, Jan ritk to the 31st
jut previousa
to wit. he had 111.
turned from
noonth apeat in
Cuba and Central ARN37321. The
summer. of 1950 sad 1951. Dr.
Champlin taught at the UnIver
sky of Utah, and next summer
he will teach eight week. . the
University of Pittsburgh.
lett
At the recent meeting of the
Amerlim Assaciation'of Physics
Teachers in New York, Dr. Rick.
aid le Snits sou nomlumi to
the Board of the Amertcen Institute of Physics, the governing
body of physicists in the United
States. In 1940, he was President
of the Association.
tale
Henry K. Senteg has been ap.
pointed vice president and secm
tory of the John R Ste.n Company in Philadelphia.
ISM
Prude F. Campbell has been
nominated to the Board If Direr
tors of the American Unaartan
emaciation for a time year term.
He has served the Unitarian
R11111,3441 of Houton and Tu.
In various lay offices for the peel
fourteen years.
1918
Cher. A. Robber.. • vice
president of the Deluder. Trust
Company le Wilmington was re
molly elected pendent of the
Brandywine Valley Aasociation, •
Private orgardmfion which is at.
linpting to promote conservalin
of water resources in the Brandy.
wine Valley.
Dna
Mabee S. lane Is reaching
English at Penn Charter School
to Germantown ad is now living
in Wynnewood at 1238 Knox Rd.
reel
Samson & Sheer have recently
announced that W. Clerk Day
ASSIBUIRII City Solicitor of Phtia•
delphia has become some.led
with them in general taw pow
•••
AS OF FEBRUARY 15
finds the work plum. and be
einalig.
ota
J. Schnaars, '45
Returns Home
'from Army Duty
Darla ?Mang Mot ia 'retinas
as a Honorer, Yellow In Podia
site
the Childrens. 'Medical
Caner In Boston on liver disease
a ahllithen He and his wife have
Mlle bog umed David. Jr.
1944
A Schaub. or Dram m
no ehltegement or bliss Freda arnes
tly returned to the Provident
Colo.ga of Multiage, D. C.,
and Mr. Metaled IL Hurley aces Motu. Life Ineurent-e Company
of
Phil.elphi•
as • sped. agent
unounced to December of 1951.
They will be menled to June of following duty with the U. 3.
Army. Mr. Schnears /served One
this year.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Monoth Wood 38 months in the Army during
ere receiving congratuIations on World Wm 1/ and ...I the
the birth of • daughter, Pamela rank of M. Lieutenant. He was
Duntieth Wood. on December 21st. recalled in October 1950 ae Aa
shunt Special Service Office*.
1948
Becolved NadoeM Awa.
Inmetity Adm.. now anbling
his lart year at Yale Law School.
A graduate of the Hot.klo
will take the Penrorylvania Bar Sehmi end Mnyariord Canoga
Enn.hydonn in .1,d, and jss, Mr. Schneer* also ended insus
Me Philadelphia Ann of 89111eR um at the University of Pen
Decherh Price. Myers and Rhoads sylvaida. In 1950 he quailed as
• member of the top sale. dob
In September.
Lett
of Provident Mutual In Os
A. Thoupeon Montgomery win seine our he was a recipient of
married on December a 1951 In the National Quality Award. me
Palm Beach nod.. to the for. en by the National Smart/aloe as
Tore. only one thing to no Abotioh com
mer Ness Nancy MorrLson of that IJfe Ithderventera in recognition
pub.ry taint, phydcal education. at but
city. They are now living in • of certain high etandards
LLI sueh me as Haver.rd bas mush more
suburb of Milwaukee, and be Is volume and Onellly of new kb
adthuate ern frualltke than It does now. If
waHDng 45 an Industrial Engin. inturence sales.
thou who won. tend to album.
RV for the Blackhawk Maned.
m• with suds
Me Scituate who Is a oaten.
• policy would welsh. jut oner, the ridleidous
Wring Company of that city.
of the Merlon Cricket Club aid
epee.e of the physic. .twation periods to
Mr. and Mm. Donald W. Dle. the Philadelphia AseociatIon of
brow are now tiving at 112 War Life Underwriters, lives with hu
Vote mewl canintion, they could hardy fail
erly Road, Wynoote, Penna. He wife and two sem Robert Duo
to orange their minds.
writes: "We mooed down from more and James Albert Jr. at a
It might he objeeted that incline the form of
Rochester late In December. std Highland Ave.
compulsion in veinier athletics would ruin, or at
I am doing my research for my
lean seriously hurt. the winter Intramural proPhD. in Philadelphia.
serious consideration. for the
gram. This is
On December V. 1951. Gauge
quality of Reverts., intramural able. is
E. Mal woo married to Hiss Jean
something of which we may be justly proud; on
Heron,
of Philadelphia. Miss Her.
the other hand, It Is almost certain that the numon. • grad*. of Minnie Col.
ber who would continue to participate In Intralege. is now teaching school In
mural would decrease only slightly. Computable
New Castle. Delaware. The mu.
can only cheapen Intramural athletic. whereas
pie will live at Ifft McMullin Ave.,
Me gab In spirit Induced in Intramural teams by
Cherie. to Frasier, 14. waa ay
Brener Park, New Canto until pointed Procurement commis.
melig Daub utkely voluntary would probably
Mr. Ruff is graduated from the stoner In the rum ad...rads.
annul more students than the ending of obilgst
Medial School of the University or the city of Philadelphia under
they physical ed... would Wm away.
of Peonaylvenie ha AMC
Another Mange that should dennitely be made
the rue charter. Mayoreleet to
Mr. Peter Smith recently an mph S. Clark. Jr., announced
In physical eclumtion parry is that a student's
noonced the
ge of lila yesterday.
physical education requirement, Mould be com
daughter,
Matti
Ann.
to
Mr.
WM
pleted In two, Instead of la three, mere. Meet Pan
1934
Frazier It assistant to the peen
Item S. M. LIM on Wednesde.Y.
lora are quite busy enough. or should be, In their
dent of the Philadelphia Gas
Mr. and lare. Willa. M. Wright
major fields and their extracurricular acetates Jr, are receiving belated congra- December Z. 1951. In Great Neck. Works Company., where he has
Out they really should be snowed to make their tulations on the birth of • daugh- New Workserved for thirteen years in man
19M
own choices as to how much athletics they want ter. All Steffan. on June 13.1950.
merle/ capacities. Its has bent
A. Mead Sallie received his
to carry. More Mt new ir any other major astern
granted • leave of absence flan
ION
M.A. from New York Velvets.,
colleges and univerdties have three yams of comE. Wayne Marabalt MD., was School of Education. In Jane 1951. that concern to accept the $10,115
pulsory ashledcs: and Hamden] men are about elected
• fellow In the American He passed the preliminary corn • year procurement commlesloner
es busy as students anywhere.
Pill
College of Physician In Novem- invitee:rive examinations at NYU
Fallowing his graduation Dom
ber. 1951.
and was accepted as a candidate
Allen R. Membeed Jr., was re for the PhD. degree In Educes Waterford College In 192A. Fre
molly elected a vim president of lion. Psychology. He was M. she attended the Engineering
N. W. Ayer & Son. Inc.. an ad- abed Into the Phi Delta Kappa Schaal of Harvard UnivereitS
Prior to hie employment with
vertising firm located at West fraternity on January H. 1052.
the Philatielph* Gas Worl*Cetels
Weehington Square In PhiladelMa G. Walker. Is at present in
peny, he worked with the United
phia.
aviation cadet at the James Coned." The group could also help the Individual iron
Gu Improvement Company en,
1936
nally
Air
Force
Base,
Waco,
Tex.
out some of his personal difficult. The effect of
the Southwestern Public Service
Mr. and M. John I.. Prier, aa He will be commissioned a
the Seminary Modems' visits was the formation
suounce the arrival ofMargaret second lieutenant on March 11, Coenyany In Texas and New Mee/
of several tells.
m.
Hill Parker. bom November 15th. 1955
One may wonder what the cell hes to offer.
Frazier is a former president he
They tool ham four children:
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert F. Som.
Fellow.hip and a closeness to fundamentals ale
two boys and two MM. Nevem. nom anhounce the marriage of the Philadelellia Chapter of the
thenmeives quire rewarding. Mom important an
ter R.1113 an Important time for their daughter. Joan Carver. to Society for the Advancement d
shared neigh* and experlenees that help to make
the Porkers for in that month. Mr. ...Re Dorn Metter Jr, at Management. He is at present
a faith real. and religion more tangible. II love
John wu moo.a Manetthe- Saturday. February 2. 1951. The vice president of the World Ai
the key to happiness. the cell group offers an op Month by
the State Mutual Life ceremony took pia. in Philadel- fairs Coup& of Philadelphia sod
portunity to experium the power of love In felthe Penorylvaola Cithens
MM... Co., for his paid In. phia.
lowship. The extent to which a cell provokes and
thelation for Health and Welfare
mance production of 5211.486
Mal
M.... thought On the nalure of God and the
Ma neer position at head of the
dorlog the thirty .day period. The
BUM. IL Gotta. Jr, writes:
meaning of love. will in part determine its success.
Porkers live at 606 Manvood Rd.. 'Since graduation I have worked department replacing the Deis.,
The cell gees beyond the Mere thought Meet for Towson 4, Maryland, John Is
In severl projects summed he Ment of Purchases and SWAP,
one ends he nun start trusting It he is to progress secretary of the Haverford Soconcerns
all contract. purchase,
the American Friends Service
with G. This touting marks the beginning of ciety of Maryland.
Committee During the summer of Property and euPPlire std
• faith. It is the fact that the cell can be a begin1937
I was one of seventeen who help. maintenance of storehouses
Mng. H nothing else, that has made it a worth
the city of Philadelphia, as me
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. RM.. . develop a recreation Progrmn
while experience.
as disposal of property for whll
Jr- are receiving congratulaVons in Rapid City, South Dakota. I
the city has no use.
It is the willingness to make an hone. attempt
on the birth of a son, David worked mostly with children
to bind a working belief for one's life that can
from the SM. Indian tribes oho
Clerk, on Jan.ry let
make the cell meaningful. The unity of a group
bad come to that city from the
INS
of fellows who desire a clearer understanding of
Mr. and Mra. Leslie IL reserved.
the meaning and spirit of Me and who rout to
'Se September I joined AFSCSI
Schramm. announce the birth of
weir this end. can be powerful. In a group that
son. Batten H. Schramm, on May ISU in the Mental Health Menis willingly attempting lo, associate itself with
tal. at Independence. Iowa. As
17, Hot
goodness. truth and love, the power of prayer may
an alters:tut I worked
mconly on
1939
lake on greater signIntance for the individuaL
Mr. and Mn D. Norton W11. a mexhbuto securi ty unit We
For some the fellowship and worMip of the cell
tiaras. announce the birth of a have had a teal experience in 'Inc appolnlient of Clyde
at
will not be a rewarding experience. However, re- daughter. Mori Norton,
working
with
patients
who have Steam, '38. as atheitastrative
D.
garotte. -of luting success or failure. the cell cember ST, l951.
been elven up for lost. Develop. socialist to the president of the
marks, for others, the beginning of a real inquiry
Gilbert P. Talbot 18 a Credlt Ing an understanding with other Preve Coperedon om amount'
Into the nature of a personal and living religion. Supervisor at the Philadelphia employes has been the molar d11. eel on December IR 1951.
ir
The cell la only one of many ways to help the National
Molly. For the past month I Steam will also coptinue
Bonk
Individual approach religion. but It is at least an
haw been working In the Sodas gal counsel for the corps.*.
ISIS
approach. Sitepties uk me. "How do you know
Malcolm S. Kirkpatrick was re Service Department This change • position he has held altice 19I0
that there is a personal Cad?" It is • tough ques called as a captain in the U. S.
WAS IN Awn'
b
een made somewhat pernon to answer. Y. one answer might be. "How Ale Force In June 1951. He was
ent by the faro that the hosMr. Meese was grealoifi.'
do I know that there is not a personal God if I first assigned as an LOS instrue pital ts short of sod. the
from Haverford College In 1511
haven't Uncle an honest effort to find Him?" for at San Mertes AMR Testae and ie .able to obtain any more. and received his law degree et
These views represent only my optrlon of the cells, He was then a 0.25 pilot at Cots This work is equally bumming the University or Phonate
and for this reason an objective evolution Is del. lolly APB, in Waco, Teas. -He as I take soda/ histories of In- SOO. of Law in 1041. s
cult. Many will say that these cell group members was recently assIgnea ma stu- coming patient. attend muff serving one year as chief of moe
are pla.vine with a lot of nonsense. Maybe this is dent at the Graduate College of meetings, answer letter. take Legal Section. Artillery Div'e'°
'
true, but it may be that the cell IN touchiest upon Georgetown University. Washing. care of patients' compliable, and Pittsburgh Ordinance District
a fundamental reality—a reality that makes one ton, D.C, for Psychological War- do pcement
la
work in thirteen entered the 1.1, S, Army In 1911
glad tht he *becoming increasingly aware of his fare Training. Ills wife, Lieuten- counties In Iowa."
own fault. a realty Oat inv. one the power to ant Marcie R. Kitireanick also
Mr. and Mr. Danl. Martin he engsg. In private Imo
reverse the process of approving too better and was recalled and Is a commend. Schlosser announce the marriage tics until Joining the non
rhoaLng the worse and a reality that will be
log °Meer of the WAF Squadron of their daughter. Ann Lou.. Corporation
tested by co-operation and a willingness to act at Mitelmil Mr Force Base, to mile alitebeli Hanle on Feb Mr. Skase. who liras
unselfishly. In view of Individual Insecurity and Hempstead, N. Y.
Mary 9,1958 in Upper Darby, Pa. Martin Road. 7delthislit Vats
Internal:Ion. clubs, I believe hot It Is only honest
Peal Theme Feuer and Hart In Pittsburgh, la a member cd
1943
to toenail.te the message and the approach to a
Summer W. Paula ha dung. .m7 Spaeth have been selected Allegheny County Dar Az"''
working faith that has been offered by the 03IRS- lobs and is now noticing for for the U. S. Navy Offker Can don. the University Ono
IbM ceLL
Plempl.. Noyee, Graham. Par Mate School, at Newport, Rhode Beta Rho Sigma. and Phi
EARL HARAW10,9614
Dina and Catnpanta where be
ON WINTER GYM
ment budget. This fear was shared by the whole student
body, but it became evident during the discussion that
Sow or trying le Inveighs a ',Coke" inaokine
moo weep., a slug an a quarter. Though
exaggerating, I can antte validly that the
hours went rather auditing ranor^ of proem
aortal gram, or...Ing one of • ervies of
now.playng surreal*tm alms, or Mealy sit.
Hog down with • good friend for an evening
• 113600.• philosophical specula., or bullMooting If you wilt The high school triad
no longer grids at Harmed. He
0rr'
mom than we so hem. Rut the point Is that
mon of his off-tours am chnedoo.y denoted
to some form of seirimprovement This can
• be add of 55, Navarro...
With the exception of my sister, I have only
once brought • young lady to • meal at Haver.
feed. The food. fortunately, was goad. But when
I asked what she thought of the college group of
which I am proud to can myself a part, she called
its "the most uncouth group at men that ..."
I do not UM to elidete and hold up as God
In all respects Harm. Unto-Maly. where meek
Inferior to ours are eaten with a dignity and de.
Weald put on If invited to dine at President
eonWhites, and where a Mutilator student is the
rule. not the exception. Nor do I exit that Have*
ford.. Wear coals and lies to all functions that
clean shirt costs only 20es We have avoided m
many at Harvard's shortcomings by choosing to attend a goad small renege. however. that It seems
a shame not to do more with the opportunities
offered. Too many of us smear to have drifted on
somebody into college. Too many of Us, If gloppy
clothes and s generally worldweary attitude are
Indicative. seemmore intent upon leering down
than fortifying that lutitution which we are soon
mil our aline molly.
WM COMFORT. le
ALUMNI NEWS
lett
Irwin C, Paley had se article,
'More Claw for Growth: The
Val. of • Malvern Felon.. in'
the . English Journal tar the'
month of October, 1951.
MIS
Edwards F. Winnow retired In
May of 1951 alter having been in
the drug Mosinee. He is now tic.
mg In the country at Acton
Muaachusetts. His post office ad.
dress 111: concord. AD, Maas-
C
Frazier Named
To City Position
CELL e GROUPS
The follow., letter was Pillb1111fird 30 the
NEWS at the editors' requeet. It does not, is
fact mold not, represent the feeling of ears
and every veil group member bee. mils.
But it is ore man's view on this sew aspect
at spiritual life on campus,.
"Wanted. A lore for good a, potent as the
atom bomb is for evil. a force ... that produces
a vast result ... not of disintegration and dutrue
dam but of integration and creation."
Certainly a great and pronto, force is needed
today, a power able to redefine direction and mo.
tivatIon. Possibly It is the 13. N. that Is the ma.
chinery. cooperation and action. the Ignition that
can make our world a better place for all peoples.
In fact the U. N. la the best we have. However.
I do not believe the humility that produces cooperation or the unselfishness that produces action
on an internationel level prev.1 sufficiently. Rea.
aon and logic alone will not produce this working
frame of mind. They never have. I believe that
faith In something greater than one's own capabilities is, today, a matter of practicality. In other
words. It will be perfectly all right for the average
guy to open Ms eyes and look amend for a faith
that works: for a ficith that will give one the un.
derstandlng and determination to make cooperation and action possible.
The Individual lo the teatime mound for • faith
that will be interutionally conetruceve. It a faith
doesn't brine hope and Joy to the Individual,
do not see how It can bring hope and Pie to the
world. It Is the old argument, thee to save the
world a man most begin In his awn backyard or
even with the "team in his own eyes." Hour
ever. It Is one thing to realize that one 13 himself,
In need. and another to find the faith that will meet
this need. Hearing of faith that works and art.!.
fy experiencing Its validity are two different
things. While reading we continually run across
she tact that love in the keynote to individual and
intemafional security EV311 n Ruslatn, Do/noel/sky claims that 'loving humility Is marvelously
among, the strongest of all things and there is
nothing des Ilke it." Maybe love It the missing
force, but one feels It extremely Mine. really to
apply such a principle. In marching for love, a
filth. or God, we find that rational thanking alone
Isn't very satisfying over a period of time. Ingle
dusn't bridge the eap between what we have and
what we seek. In fact In the search for a faith
It is exteremely difficult to rattly "get started."
The Seminary students /ram Prinuton Milted
Haverford to deli and wins.e that they had a
faith that works. Furthermore. the suggullon
of the cell offered a workable approach to religion
for the struggler who was finding himself ',I.o.M.. WISIli the 4411 old mule really "get start-
C. Slease, '38
Gets New Position
ha
•
TIOsiday, Fob. 36, 1952
Ford Courtmen Trounce Crusaders FORI5vEar
I
liA'El3sPLERS DROP SWARTHMOrki;
In 86-52 Free Scoring Victory;
FINAL BOUT DECIDES CLOSE 16-15 - TILT
Doe
Ursinus Wins in 71-57 League Game Class Week Schedule "Doc" Harter...
Harter'. grapplere eralffled through with a thrilling
11415 victory over the Garnet of Swarthmore Met Friday
before an enthusigettie and cheering armed. MU win gives
Haverford a 3-1 lead co Hood Trophy •001petitiOn.
The 122 sound odor totted Havetford.s captain Marry
Balm renewing an old rivalry with Mike Lass. Eget had
beaten the other ones so intercollegiate ooMpetition. Neither
Meatier could get a take-down or points in the fink Period,
t n the second lam torte two
!points when he maned Manys
!points
SPORIS CALENDAR
advantage. The advantage was
Wedseserep rearody
Lane
at the start of the third
Basketball my Delaware,
sway; Venter and .101 6:43 Wool. bee Harry clasped In • th
and 8:30.
""747
sim
artedr, gi
gHnita ktint
"."
01
°.7
Itentnew, Shinn i
Basketball vs Swarthmore. 00505. and the bout on Marion
Mo Johnson. who had gone nd
home; Vanity and -Pit 7i01
onset
literally
without
food
and
and 11:30. Hood Trophy
enteror two days is bring hie
Game.
Wrestling vv. }eiffnenbatit. weight down to the laPpound
divkien. deserves credit as the
Mme: Versity only: 3,45.
Fencing vs Johrw floPidno only Ford to take lye points. The
UniverrHy, home, Veda rophomore. who usually wrestles
at 131. tons into Phlipplors for •
• y: 3:00.
two-point drat period advantage.
Patrol y. Mod. 1
Fencing on Princeton mew Wearing his opponent out In the
second frame, Johnson with diaVarsity and IV: 7:30.
bolicel precision went Into • eras
body ride. and pinned his garnet
opponent at 1:25 of the third pen
rod with a guilliotine, probably
the most difficult but most cf.
Herd pinning combination
college wrestimg.
It was Stumpy Matteson all the
way in the 137-pound &deka
last Wednesday night, the The tent period takedown retanner ooneo too b o strong oohed • scant 67 seconds_ and
u„,ntnit, t„non..t..
o,teso,, from that time on Shepard of
which had won seven theism Swerthotthe crowded etherteellY
By EDGE GRANT
The Haverford cams Ian MAU Teesday, Mansary 9.
4:15 Basketball: FRodunan vs. Junior.
second game to [helms
at
5115 Basketball: Sophomores ca. Senior.
HaVerfOrda ballkettell teem put on its most =tidying the Beam' home court last5771.
Satun
eatibitiOn of the MUNI to date in trouncing Susquehanna, day night. The game hod its Wednowlm. February II
4:15 Volleyball: Winners of fine round play each other. Lore. of
89-51.
bright moments as the Fords
first round play men other,
showed signs of • comeback at 3.11 Volleyball: Playoff. for ucond and third place
Broadbelt Driers Well
Wrestling: A11 scooters must weigh In at exact weights
The Fords went into the pine eXpecting a clone conteat :107,
11:05 Wrestling: Perelman vs Juniors
r
the
with a club that had lost to Untilihe by Only Peo.
sophomores vs. Seniors
points. They the loeMs efforts and went on lo genoulay.
Falonsry ird
went OR determined to win and outplayed the ViditOrs from win.
4:15 15esketball: LOser• of
round play each other
Mliasgrove from kart to finish. •
The opening moments looked _5:15 Haakettern: Winne. of
of ant round play each other
Comp.. Don Broadbeit playespecially Might for the few 'ROO Basketall:• Playoff Inc second and hind puce
ing
Ford hopefuls In the crowd, as Maw. Foltmerg es
tama
tu'r drove inv°fo'Arl
Don James and Grant Morrow 4115 Wentlleg: Winner. of first round play each other
r '
i
Losers of Oral round play each other
drne attar time during the first
dropped • bucket apiece to put
Playoff for second and third place
marten usually succeedten
the Main liners ahead 4-0. A
hooting • two-pointer or &math
Beer tally, followed by • Feuer
foul thole. Ted Curran. raking
ahot made it 6-4.
his Bret start for the varsity, Mt
A free throw by Broadbeit
on a number of outside Mote
ether Undo= bucket, and mothwhile the Ford defense kept Thanks to • hardworking and
whe
whose training Moos
Susquehanna well bottled up as 11 g hthitlfed mat aggregation, or
pore
"'"
to bY
9-6,r""
befor theghBeate
tthe
vations led the Ford matRevertant took a 12-12 lead at the Hever.... hr taken a dr'''te went ahead 12-9. Are'''
charity tom The Intarnuml Lague came to oared the Seniors with 23 points.
lead in Hood Trophy competition.
a &emetic clew last week with The Junior A, tripped the Soph
quarter.
men to a 16-15 thriller
by James and a Not by BroadThough
two
puns
no
one
bled
Would
be
first
wish
Map
for
•
B,
by
a
2740
bet
wow.
with
Ledebo.
, son, trotted the onto, and
tlentee Orthrlanding
over Swarthmore Friday.
moment to detract from the ',tory
oes.g.. Pmts. The two clubs the steady er and Unary= scoring 12 and
lien the
led
Cot, Teo
% ninnd
o,,,,qu.agton
'"gget
ther
we they We. foul snot The victors retaliated Senior B five and the talented 10 MM.
Junior B'., will have played • Th. Junior BM Insured • first
westerra had not
that If agertators
with oodtet son •
rte.
throw
continued to drive with the some no
too, not, the notoonte done
p„,
earns Yauday
th'
el...tunas while playing
day's Swexhmore match might In lad the S°°"" 1513.
loulion
tod.66.
.forthe A'. en Thueadey a
usual rok as sprkplug. Grunt
Bows Ramp
have been • different story. Ford
basketball league. Emeriti points kel end Caakey each tamed 17
Morrow controlled the backboards cheering reached • pitch hereto The second quarter started with
am swatted Mr the Bert Plitra points for the Neter.. The Settler
and hit on leColas est time few tom maimincd
an exchange of Point. M James team, while the runnertlre re A, dropped a 52-II
geme to the
omodora when Me Fords failed to pate. The win may truly be mg. taltial ',Ma* na °Mt. tinee hY rolve seven.
underdog Froth B team to place last Saturday. Inc Temple
score on More or °Weide shots ed a college aMrY.
the home team The Bert* lead Another tie wog made for third thorn In a third
pia. tie. The rtardattlen nearly pulled an uplt was the ad shooting of Don
however, and saw place with the Soph B minden Senior BM under
,
And
so
we
1.1*e
el
MAO.
Meressed
pregame. also art here. u the Ford. Mumma
Mmes. however, that really enMmes
them lead by 2749 after Mormees each with the other Senior team, won their tilt by
downing the Wt their fourth victory, 1412.
the Fords to build up a big ball Pow,. for Mdaniers
llowed Hurtubba• each dam receiving three end • Soph A. 4035.
Teldng advantage of a general
lead as he hit from almeet every m.o. with the Carnet we charity toes fo
set shot At this paint the He. has points for Mee effort. The
slowing-up on the pert of lievtr.
angle on the outside to score ten brighter than the recent 7464 to
Inflamed Moldings
poured In II points Mime other Junior team took Me
mr,:
with
t.:rnt
kiss might India, for the
font, the Owls forced the Smiled pa
117
oh:l'rti
:11'
plies lrt the period and to athlete Fords
he
t
H
■enmitrd
o,
:rd.
t,a8d''
,:vti
:":„.
nte
p7m
ge:S
tla
th:
Peted
rn
lure • member of Broathelt countered with two fourth Aim one point award.
Beakethell
to go all the way. winning Me
ff. Bret twenty Pond game of his point. In their favor robwing free throws.
Two quick buckets Rounding the league out we find
meet
on the next to the last bout decided by one touch. the Fords ''ersecl. hut
W L Pta.
before. GO-Ceplahl W • y n • by Fewer and Morrow brighten. the Seal. AM In sloth place
the
thin.,
•Trafiefg
with ,,
10 4 • ht epee. The Hornets were able wi^ning
Deans. Impenetrable
Iturtubne, whose Boor work ed the outlook somewhat but • 59 log, while the two FreArnas
10 4 • to take foil and saber by 54
M Bean tallied six quick points dohs are bed for the cellar OM sop,
The Fold defense, Mo. aim 15101- !Yell superb all year but
"'I'':e4he
the7
e .ah‘
The
.
71'three
1:71aL'po
".intsF
'r
'anj
d'd'
ed
pinh'
y'r"."
W
t
'duecith
'il°
8 6 Its margins. but lost in epee. 4.5. Tons 7-2 and in saber SI. but the
musing n thla peeled as theY whose sooting . punch ha. es the half ended to lead 44-21
Identical 410 records
e 6 3% Woodward and Harry Moine Scarleta epee team handed Penn nine. Me meet thara reed Kw..
need the Pp.. visitor. to me Men amperage, to many
The mom! half saw the Fords In the Volleyball Lear..
carried the load with three wins In first delcn In Nat capon.ford
1, O
3rr. A
A
Fii
77
field goal and four foul 'Mots Sarin rooters. nipped M s putting on • tremendous rally se
Fticke
'.rrand
won by • gone te get !Sop. s
'"'"
Bul Jones of
W. Havertods IoM triple virtue
5 9 - ma nn
while the offense racked Of Be mhos mat week • g •1 n • t they mood ten OHM. before the Juniata
the eleven points for Ran placelpnosh A
Swarthmore at 147 both needled
wal Partain Rorer Jones
4 10 •
FOIL
points to lead at the half by the Undnua If the flea tricky flrabuts club wu able to hit the with • 10-2
record. Following Fr
an smencially defensive match,
4 10 From previous performanont
wide margin of 4618.
guard Mogan reel. Ms won cots. Feoser started things rolling dose behind were the Seniors FrothB
FOIL
each
trying
to
notwalt
a
the other.
mts not awarded till playoffs.
The second half was much elm lag pokolthlitla oaf spin with a foul idiot no followed by
this was Temples strongest The foilsmen were downed by Rick
escaped for a point arty
Susquetuome caught fire, cre Satorday. that feet might three straight Morrow Reid goals
weapon. but Toni Woodward the aggressive Quakers In • In the
er
Vodeybell
second period but Jones
strengthening both their offearte open Sr difference In the a Hurtubisa at shot end • Clark seem Minn. The Frahman
triumphed
52
53.
51.
and
mclosely
contested pries of bouts. did the same. period later. Takecame in third to get four poem,
WL
enet:sin Skip Mattson downed two Complain Skip Mattson salvaged down
end derma, and the Fords deter contest
free throw. A Bear goal was off- twinning 5 *salmi omen loos,
attempts falling on both
10 2 11 opponents after rosins to Oa one bout me did Ronnie Reno.
Junlon
lobed to play their unateustone
The "home court- gimmick Is
by field gook from Feuer while the Sophomores. Winnilla Seniors
but aides. the match ended In a dead6 8 7 Brit Ronnie Rtno had an off day, Torn Woodwend couldn't get
ed role of victors magnaninnets- In this owe Important A deciding mnd
lock, each tram gaining thereby
thfehthlse b bring the Main but • mingle game, received three Frtehmen
5 7 4 losing three for the first time started and Ices three time.
ly. rumaahanna set their defense factor leading to the ember de. Lthera
the
points
two
points
for
last
Mace
"thin
rev..
;Onto
rd
1 11 3 this semen
to mpg stiltBraldbelt and mo- fat by Swerthmore was
...
I...owl.
..a won inne Inc the Red A very tame Dave Foulke of
Haven their Mn.ramra Xtthhthiee wed The totals for the winter,Scd**n."."
ceeded in bottling him pretty wen. rot, babble to non,. on „on. allowed some scoring
power Goan
SABER
Haverfond almost avoided MUM
lames, however, continued to hit, Thh oototthoo Moults be r=ailed after • slump and lay-or, offset leagues now amnd with the
pinned by Swarthmone, Phil
The
Ovds
refused
Juniors
to
leading
conform
with
SABER
12
tbe
and the defeneave changes treed untt sotot.o.,,,, however, rot. the another of the victors. field gods
Swale. a ternilkr nemesis to all
to their past showings and rocked
SeMors second wits 10%, fllo
Dave Clark for Holm, when he Folds have consistently rooted The
Tale was Penn's.thndest local wrestlers who has lost only
Act... nomvdr, aeolo tsl- ad by the Sophomores with I%
the Ford saberman beck on their weapon,
Penn ragthth Bob
Inc hitherto played • primarily f
•ha
cubicle the foul circle at Ikd .1. straight PM. baton the and the Ferahmen setth 4 points
heels. Larry Morris and Bill Mae Parmacek and All.Amencan Mee In his intercollegiate rap.
defensive germ. The Ranter gone home.
„too, h.. en..
third period ended. and boosted The totals, however. are
land won one each while losing
not final
made for more Mule on the part
bans
maege vin- their lead beak up to 54-41.
two. Harry Richter was neverthe.
as the outcome of the bukethad
of b
, pad la an tory din Saturday: a won would Melton increased
their lead by
lees undaunted and lowered the
ff
would
moan
a
difference
77
Mo row wemsse
"*k'Gri
'8777.*
'ngear:I
ndoLi
llC
e all but assure Haverford's retina one point In the 1001111 sod Anal playo
t:°7•:
'fagi
tal:hrod.;;;.d
thr,
boom, 51. SO. 55. The Scarlrt 1.11
orghiTthe
r'e
f 11 and 7 points for Use victors
nraritelh!.
Richter opecred- oat o 54 but finally succumbed
from the Miele u Haverford Mg of the Hood Trophy.
period of play, as they substitut- or loran Therefore If the Sailors Last Thursday, the IV's absorb now held a slim MB eon.
after 7194
Ric
subleased its lead. 0535. In the
hot LertY Morns ami to a crotch and half nelson_
ed freely nem the end of the coo Mould Mke
he the game they would ed then second straight Ices 189,
8111e P
idosa
rdt.
and
nadwnez ltori
EPEE
splioen
third quarter.
to.a
oton
to
b,
r.
to rig
test. Several af the FPI. Ionia take the
21% to 19; on the at Valley Forge Military *cedeTh
Selo Hold Lead
out In thls period widen hawed other hand. V/ the Juniors should my. The undefeated Cadets won BM Mimi garnered half the 315.
to the fourth quarter. the Fordo
class meets of last year.wrestled
into • seemaw fair. Coaptain win, they would keep the lead at In every weapon: In foot the nee tam's wins, and An telbold
Won lust one-but It happened to
put most of the burden on their
EPEE
the Garners 167-pound vetento.
Broadbelt put hi
fi three 23 to le
roars. visa •
• narrow 54. in epee. be the meetclinching lath point. Re, Jon., enjoy,
subs, but they were elll able to
b.",
lithe Frelllrh. Deeplh a .
points of the grtne.
good
v.
Fords Retrapping the km week of 43. and saber, 7.2 Amer Singh 1
1n-again cut.agaln fo-capain Rog
main mar martin stoner boo
thtin
again nwet with
det-57
only
play In the basketball loop, we provided three wins for the Scan ones missed • chance to tie "re"I'gle'e
ore were petty well split with Haverforffs JV basketball tarn
a allowing one
lass'sssds°°S.
the Ford. Mike
touch to be pored"h'
•ii he rauldfor
Monogr Press Ford.
let
see
the
two
Brat
place
dubs
wits
college
reared
for
eonsecutive on Met as he ran Ids winning
ell but two of the ten Fords who deed In the second half and lost
plotted
.rs.d
midway
through
two
without
•
loss
Bear
while
guard,
the
Schumacher,
ruin
FOR.
wins 112. set by Dave Rowe M Nook up to
saw action hitting for at Mast two an exciting contest to the tin
straight. Blit the drat period with a crotch sod
ed the Main Liners In the first Soph
lasing several key teen Gentle Peckham took one bout, 19601 by losing a pair of 3.2 bouts, tthte, provedeleven
to Sc „„ only porn half nelson. With the five
POWs. Ted Penick led for the sinus IV's, 5855.
points
quarter. hitting on two smooth The ref shooting of Iohn Burge half as he threw, In 20 of his 21 through inlorY and oidtheaa but Kearney Carpenter continued but finally came up with a SO vie to wirt two bate against Penn. won. Swarthmore
rt
had
ha brought
sets, while James gained the three featured • first half In which the notate In the initial half. Blg Bob dropped both of Mar roma The m Ms stump. dropping three.
The
had "'ugh going, I
Art
Lene'd
points he needed to bring his toml Forde outplayed the Bears, but Swett Unarms. tall center, tal. Senior A's split In two Peas Amer Singh ran his winning The Ford. will have to do Der. end
nlsvith totheUrh'ett
losing twice by one touch. butl tehset'e
.
orrit;
over twenty heMre he sat down were unable to gain • OM lead. lied 18 points for second high hon- On Monday the loch Ers drop streak up to six. dropping his ter than this next week, when coming _from behind • 20 deficit dlvtiliona
for a well-earned met. Sueque- Burge popped In 15 points from rs. Grant Morrow. steersman pod their tint for the week to opponents, SI, St. 5-1
they meet Johns Hopkins. who to win, 32 Al Ruben won two l
hannis offense continued to elk* outside, OffIlle Bob Schwartz piec- star, again paced the locale with Tog Junior BM by • close 3638
also detested Temple, 141.3.
ford's pots Chandler Joel o
EPEE
of
Penn*
three
bouts
as It had In the third Mart., but ed an outstanding floor gone and 111 paints, while Bob Feeler. soph. thenn is the 0"1,' gone M the ran cannon continued 00 pro.
Hank Bode. Chandler had the
their defenee yielded another 21 shot effectively from rimer In. omore Jurnpshot artist tallied 12 daY.
Initial second period advantage
vide the Hornets' sting in this
eons to make the final outcome. Although the wore was frement. ounter.
The nest day, the Senior B ...pen, Mooing two bouts, while
ad
he
eh'
BstII
ly tied, Haverford was. never bethe frame. when'nth
club downed the cellar dwelling WI. Comfort gene through with
Nave•gonn ono
Bade reverted
unaaoao
hind in Ike half which ended with
Froth As 3625. In a lowscoNnt one Trey Leger wee unable to
contest. the Sophomore A team „„i., hi. opponents' style and
the Fords on the Ong end of a
downed the Junior AM by • 31-15 mg, three. Ietty segimon fm. Ott March 13th Haverford will
31-29 count
Urge.
A
preamble
crowd coo
meeting of the Middle Atlantic „toted shout noe, otter.,
fma,
even
MUM,
In the second half Creme
tared • 3-1 triumph over be host Inc the first Gmamplon- States Collegiate
Athletic Assoti• before the unlimited division
speeded up their game and grad.
Wednesday • f ternoon the V.F.M.A.M previously undefeated
=sait
tally built up a lead. Their de
Senior B quintet ran wild a• they captain, Wilson. The Ford. how help of thr Middle Atlantic Col. anon. Roy Randall was elected match commenced.
coma
Imbue Fencing Association. Le- president for two years. and Then ea.. the
tense pressed the torrid Burge no
Trounced the ?nosh 13't by a 28 trailed, 741ea
I'M one. C.a6
11119Mtnetearak
" that he could not get off his shots
high. Lafayette. Temple, Johns Henri Gordon executive aecretary 117d
point margin. 0140. Ftog Sorg
L. n.d
SABER
Schwerin, continued hie
nla Slue
11.411
Hopkins. and Haverford are ex- Mr three years. The bout corm ent
Meth e
roads
3,
Tres,
ey,e
arm
,,,,
,„*
Fien.
I
wi
g
nc
n
11
Fen
,ve
i,Co
.
„pr=
„
Bee
3,,,,,
enue
the etotod
Brand play, and Tony Berton a
Ananya
non
panted to participate. Delawarel mina theirrnan Is Roger Jove, thrilling exhibition thet will long
Juntom
Ted Penick. comparatively !tab,
Butt Larry Finkelstein lost three. but although • charier
s .....
&Nom
will who holds office for one year, be remembered. The wrestlers
mounted for a late surge that
tree.
probably
not
enter.
since
fencing Since ono omeet. ,
tem the Cadets had won the meet and
Sophomores
it ell short an Urshms froze Cleo
opened cautlousiy. Atuanya taking
-1.1=r
B proceeded to run up the sone to has been dropped Mere ea an in
ti Freshmen
u •11 M lively to oda. 511P3.
but Las•
too "se
teralleglate ertIvity this year.
tt
l'21'
secc
‘i°n7
Each college It to enter a ale"e
me"
,
rk, and rev_
the host college. Next year the the crowd went
Albrecht's Flowers
man team. two in
earn weapon. nn,„
„
no.. era spectators left souse
will
..... TAXI SERVICE The present setup calla for one
ncn„Lafayette,
ARDMORE
electrifying tension lark operltd
n
round•robin pool in each weapon t7
5.00.1110., Prase.
,„. too,
Corsages
Haw erf ord
nn. t.r! the second period up but trag
teach man fencing every op- .""
""•"'"
Bann* ammo
At etensmana Prima
tidal sanction. and approval l one point. As An anye ether
ponent In his weapon/. Individual fePma
GIFTS
,
PHONZ ARDMORE MA
while rejoin., his revergee utani
Ardmore 0859
are
champions
t° organisa
'
lion which H
Ids"re'st
be decidedsod
on'fled's."
their number of
con.
oo at the end of the second
frame. A
fencing
victories. Each Poen/to team In r-t:;
nod.
"en- very tired Amanya low his third
otone,k,
wr
iepothne vi
loillIt. t,
o.,,,
ta I .t.
h.d
eir.
vtr
es
IAL ATTENTION TO RELATIVES AND
Although not all the members
toA"r
o.o
nl.,
7, onnneo rfr
FRIENDS OF STUDENTS OF
e 'or
team chanap)ons. The total vie- he" met each other tn.' ear woes of near take-downs by both
HAVERFORD COLLEGE
LAST CHANCE TO SEE
tortes of the six.ntan teams will during the thason. Lehigh MOe men,
the bout ended. A, the bell
determine the Middle atlantic to hold the adraneaffe• The sounded a hysterical mass of
team champlonahip. The trophy recththi thus lay the them.... teammates and
*fetal°. mob
for this title was donated by Ro. Frillrn have that on ...her ns bed the freshman.
FOR
'Doe Harter
Holm. Mamened Got Bud)
tentawl Albert Crimson, varsity as follows:. 1. Lehigh • two wins
wi
Montgomery Ave. et Grays Lane
o losses; 2 Haverlord - two wins had led a well-conditioned and
end I.V. macho at Yale Union-at ne
• (lean Garments
loss: 3. Johns Hopidna • on well.coached learn to a victory
my. It Is now on display at Roberta „ht. ttct
Haverford, Pa.
that may ultimately decide the
trans: 4. Temple Hall.
- one of the world's greatest C011ectione • Quick Service
win. three losses; 5, Lafayette
resting place of the Hood Trophy
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Transfer Students Weigh Marxist Ideology
Haierford, Other Schools Still Guides Reds
Tuesday, Feb. 26, 19511
ICG Politics Convene Weekly,
Plan Planks for State Conclave
political maneuveling of Haver.
BY BILL KATE
Soda delegates to make their
Students Council
Records Surplus
- by SOHN HITCHCOCK
qualified observers. Hugh went
Berlin Denies "Opportun- En0 Theaste9 <,..kng 6), I proposals pert of the final pia, This year will be marked by a
oh to say that he thought Haver
reoord surplus In the Students.
Four men are seeing Havrrferd
ism" Is Core Of Soviet Pol- Haverford's young aspiring poll. from, As past experience has
ford was a little easier than
In action for the Bret time lids
tides meet In Commons to shown, the delegates enti,up vot. Council budget, accenting to the
ley
M. L 're but that It wee a Muth
report of Council Treasurer Resnaring
but
semester. They areireading from
draw up their preseals which
friendlier place.
th
•
the beet Crichlow. In addition. Crick
"Ahirredoeible Marxist deposit they will submit at the regional bottle
,ft to rights John Kretsher, Hugh
then'
Hththebare
aleathe low no. that several donee.
Robert Schwartz, a freshman. which the yens haven't rubbed meeting of ICG at Bryn Mawr
lallatther. Marc Forman. and Ro.
on exciting and vital.
finds Haverford a very pleasant out.la still the basis for Soviet March 15 and later at the state The Bryn Mawr convention lit ettve been made in hudgelary Pro
:en Schwa.,
change from Penn State where action in the world today. Pro. rd,cTennn el, Umnaberg, April March Is designed to provide the cedar. so as to make this WPMa
Qeleker Teat lobos Hopkins
more important.
one semester seems to have been lessor Isaiah Perna Fellow of
local students of the southeast
026.
John Krefsher, a freshman,
•
enough. Bob found the education All Souks College. Oxford. told
Assolatis Kos estatte
comes to - Haverfoni from Bath.
The nature of title panes gee, region with preliminary experi"much too specific.at Penn the Haverford•Bryn Mawrawate.
There new procedures Include
ence
before
the
main
convention
more after Slipping a semester
State. So far he seemsto feel mont Russian Oodles group at ering• at Haninburg 011 he a and to enable the local schools the .lact that the Students. A.
/32tirnore City College. John
that he is really getting more Idaverlord last Wednesday even. political nomination and platform to achieve some unity on plat- sociation will be permitted In
explained that mss college in
convention. for at Pennsylvania's
out of college Mom he sine hem. leg,
keep the residue from this year
form and candid...
eluded a number at years of high
capital the "poilMens" win ...thBob has not found that being a
Rahn Ditlese
This past Thursday the ICG dec- land succeeding years/ as an
sellout.
em their candidate for Preskient
day student Is too much of a
Iti distinct contradiction to the of the United States and drew up eived the proposals of the Tax opening blase for nod ye.E.
Seek, u be prefers to he called,
burden, antsit allows him more
opinions of Me other experts on • party platform in anticipation and Finance Committee, and a- budget The errand change k
•ame to Htiverford PrthriPallY
time for the work, which he finds
he Boole Union who met see of the coming presidential elec. mid the usual confusion and that the Council. with the Stu'or It premed education. He glide harder than at Penn Slate.
he Russian seminar group—moat none Both major parties are Politicking of ICG delegates and dent Affairs Committee, boa
ileverford a considerably quieter
greater control over
Mare
Forman
likes
It
here
of whom have tended to regard esgerly awaiting the declaim of after some two hours of debate beet
mare than Johns Hopkins. which
a somewhat liberal group of pro. ePeedieg.
to had erosion to visit a number 'very much.although he doesn't Soviet conduce as essentially op- the young politIciana
tottoth,
emeo dealing motel, Instead of the raid pl. by Winch
.f dins He also sald that it feel that he has really been long pnrtuntslk. Dr. Berlin stressed a
all Students' Association funds
leading refundedn for with ,„
wa MOM a difference being In enough to make a complete undamental, sincere belie, in The
„
left at the end of the year were
school with only SO bola in. lodgement. Marc graduated Marxist i eology as the domhe "th"
.
" are dad."' TdU sonomY, which Meet delegate.
o.o. I rom Central High School in act faeao.d la Soviet par,
certet. Ekeithew" deolike upheld. and with the Federal turned over to the Common Room
In ,,,,,,.., , with the . Kef2u.„_
""
'end' 'ad didn't"et
Phitadelphia-sereeut scholarship
Fund to maintain the public
ver
.....Go
._
vernor
Warren,
St
_
n.
ReseneSystemb role In it
le had really been hem long
„the the teottee el
theeth
.
thithe
.
the
evitable Marxist dialectic—the de- ..!..- —..e.., Sala77141,7;
mooch to make any real judgeMat of the "madded° lent
ten. He doesn't much like brie.
permits the Association to been
struction of the bourgeois capital. ..." . r".• .)
MU to report. including those 0, up to 3% of Its annum budget
He brio, with him an ea a day student, and hopes to find
hualasm Inc lacrosse. end he o berth el, e eons,. nisei othe. et clam by a revolutknary pm. Truman. There may even te a
th
"dal'
lor we the next year AM sus
tetanal — the ussi, thoet.. the few 'Mark horse candidates like "add"
lopes to organize a team this
civil rights, Among the Important
eater.
plus funds over 3,4 go Into the
Governor Stevenson of Illinois
tensions
As for Bern Ma.
problem. .till to he faced la the
'''. E..."-W"t
new Capital Improvements Fund,
" I and General MacArthur. It Its
de that
'Bryn Mawr is...we0 as they
n
Illof whether seek date
thudleath""
'Mid' not expected tale abut
whit* is Jointly achniniatered by
:ay'.
g
m. th'w
dually
"9". bee Wae
the Students' Council and the Stuwill be nominated. but Repub." dent
Than St i. T.
To the Soviet. operating an lican candidate John Roche win Whether the Haverford delegation
Affairs Committee.
Hugh Gallagher, the
only
y other F
their hypothesis of inevitability. be tbe grotty advisor. The dale will he bound by a block vole.
Have Res. flutplux
ransfer
Mum armed methct bet.en gates will vote for the several
This year mrplus should be
ors M. 7. T. Hugh transfered
hemsel. and the Western candidates by 'Olean vote. The J
well over 3% of Association budit, The Shoemaker's Prodigloss world
world is unavoidable. Indeed, the coon., wi th a p.,40,,,,,, dth..,, • V
get. The first semester saw a sun
nidenly decided that he didn't WU• hr rreeklid° Gdddth
.o
L'
o,.,ea
". refusal of the Soviet Union to directly or through the "Juggling'
Sangree pinned his Garnet pet t approxhnately 000 in
presented "0' Lee edthee"`
ant to be an engineer. He took wilt
. take advantage of the "good wine of votes and delegationa will be adversary to begin the Junior
petty cash and
inc 57.-2.23 in genes/
couple of vocational interest drama dads of Bryn aad"d. and which the West extended towards
the
presidential
nominee.
Then
varsity
meet
with
Swarthmore
petty cash)
funds
tnot
up Haeerfor, Waa""ad a. thed. second "
'
or her alter the last war, se/riling the delegates will draw up their
'no and
last Saturday victorious toe the i n rl To this was added $1230
a prospective political wiener 9thddedes al the roolege year as to Berlin Is midence of her doend Satu rday, termination to prepare far an Io- platform.
Ford madmen. Robin NeVItt and n second semester receipts. from
loco Meth.- Fridae''..ead'he
tal., planning to
.
at
51 isn't theoncelvabk that a Donald Cone did not set foot on which amt4 was allocated cc
nian as a career.
snob. conflict To have dtherm
P."
the venous campus activities.
Comparing it to colleges, hart Hall
ed ts 1975 would have been to liberal candidate will be sathlled the met but won ten more potho- The second semester surplus.
tee m or
Ugh'. first remark about Haver. The mot Includes Linda Ben- oat tate,thuon of moth, the sett • reactionary
vice versa. The general tenor of ler Haverford through forfeits. from these figures. Mould total
red was ill's small... not by any mann as the Shoemaker's wife. the Soviets,
Then Ken McCurdy was pinned 056,36. making the meld. fee
andard he thought that MIT HUM. Leblanc as the shoe- The Soviet eat, ogeothiag In the Haverford .proposals.dot the
the year more than 11150. Tee
as a "lectory." Amid the Were of •maker. and Big Morrison as the
, .104 May be cOmpated to a ICG has peened au lar. Is LiberaL In the third period ot the 147 lb. expectation of this surphes yer.
probabiy contest for the first Ford loss of
hat Seined to be rather un. reel.,Other Peek wt. 0 • boy lisychlatristi quite aware of and Helmand .
played by Sandra Davis. cep othatit,eth this cooe the moon.. pick Ids Imperil. its Proleseek the afternoon. This set up a win- minted the Council to grant twelve
of
the eighteen campus activitire
pren Woe acted by Dick Linea,en bulky of history. who Is handling from the other. colleges In the
•
ning streak for the Garnet gray their full budget requests for the
Peter Parkberat. and neigh- a patient. the non-commun. southeastern. region.ot .PS=0
i
piers who then defeated Paw emend semester. In arkiltion, the
rs Ann Blaisdell, Danny Lus world, completely unware of this vend..
Saver, Dirk Rivera, Dan Rite. Glee Club was granted MOD more
No matter wheel/seethed pro- and Hack Arnold, ad by fella. then requested in order to nseat
poses or intends to de, Harris. The Gamete were ahead by the oanse of the spenaes of its art
On Midi Wednesdey afternoon author will be pie. by George gab. espitallst acirreaskue are
burg may wee Pelee anther score of 2515 when the match neat mother. temp. .nd funds
te Midge Club held its final Segal and Don Blackbhd by Tim at least sincerely motivated and story, DE that's the purpose of
laded.
were provided to WHRC to buy
mpelltion for eligibility In the Bell.
are aunts.. to • PsWilieteirro ICG—to provide Permaylvanias
The encounter with gwarth• a new taperecordm. • re nt.
ournement In Chicago in April, The ...rem will be warner premodern. against a "homicide'
students with • practiced more will be the only Junior width has been termed for the
to four Haverford teams play. Berthed, a member of the maniac.. according to Berlin.
demonstration in modern Amer, Varsity wrestling meet this sea- past riser.] yearn The
Council
I set hands submitted by the Bryn Mawr English Department.
Bops Foe Peace
threolleclate Eridge AasociatIon Be wished to direct Lores'e oily, Acts of the Wert can only cony can goveemmetn W PIMY 1100- son. although three matches Funds are provided for by a 39
The real tensest at Hurts were ought with Drexel J.V Want per student fram the unit
4 the Haverford score. will be because he felt that it was the firm the hale abmlute Soviet burg win Ile et the fIghtIng and
k hen.,
grapples the
moored and analyzed with the kind of work that would lend hypothesie. if the Western
Ines eastern colleges toning itself well to the type at prod. nation. advocate disannernent
Da The Male Line lea .
trt in the competition. The two lion planned by the Drama Clubs. they are attempting to "delude"
ADAMS
Henkela & McCoy
dm of partners in the eastern Jo Case will be the-stage man. the Soviet Union; If they take
oiled States who play the best eget me the play.
RECORDS REPAIRS
g. Korea, they cantina
action.
Contractor.
cnr EV% LEY.
life in the opthion of the cert•
Federico Garcia Lorca was a the "homicidal" interpretation.
PHONOGRAPHS
SEIPP=
al committee will represent famous Spanish Playwright and The hopes of the Western s- VALESSal Laneaster Ara
Philadelphia
m eastern colleges In the CM. prat who was killed by the Nazis dons for avoiding war with the
se W. Lc Ise Ark ...IL Ma
Le o
Bryn New,
a. tournament
in the Civil War. He described Soviet Union Ile only th the posThe four pairs of Ilaverford his own work as "a violent farce sibility of continued manual re.
slims were Don and Dick kirk, In two acts.- It Is regarded as futatIon of the false Soviet bye.
.presidems of the Bridge Club, one of the most typical fiscal Otheala Berlin concluded. The
Ise Grant and Bob Scherer. garde plays of the twentieth Soviets' Insistence on operating
she Trump and liedo Hickman, century. Many people resit it on set hypotheses rather than
nd Bill Kaye and Stan Forster, as one of the better plays of re. the factual picture will eventually
Ti hale set up by the National cent times.
bring shout the weakening of conttercolleglate emaciation were
The plot renters amend the Untied authoritarian control In
peclany designed to test each squabbling of the shoemaker and that state and conceivably a more
'oyeee bidding and playing hit Wire. A reconeilation between open, sincere relationship with
'ditty. The enoalta will not be the two and a immense twist at the other nations of the world,
nown for some time.
the end round out the story.
he added.
I
'Bryn
•t
Cast CCompleted
ompleted
__ _
For Lorca Play
Wrestlers...
Wrestlers ...
ourney Competii
tion ,end
leld By Bridge Club :::..1.7,1,,„°-„:kt-hrLre..
...Rm
IC
Dias &Wadsworth,
lu
MINUTES
OF THE STUDENTS' COUNCIL
MEETING OF FERRUARY 17,
Drama Club .,.. 373.00 123.00
French Club .... 51.00
3100
lard
German Club
30.00 1523
At the suggestion of Dick Glee Club
36730 07,50.
Wood. the Council eptiointed fr.G
MOM 320,00
Chris Hansen to be HayerfOrd's wow.
irrus 127129
representative on the Seegel (tremor,.
110.00 feregfi
Thomas Fund Committee.
Philosophy Club , 10.00
7,00
The Coursed alleepted Students' Photography Club 6.00
aro
Association foods In the follow. Renard
960.00 900.00
lag amounts to campus organ.. Bane
160.00 160.93
dons for the second stouter, Spanish Club .... 3500
1200
1951-1952
35000 2030
MING
aegosted Granted
Bridge Club —.315.00 31500
Total
3673.14
Chemistry Club 17.00
17.0
•Nete—The 1100.00 increase in
Chen Club
210
2.B11 the Glee Club's request is to be
W. W, Comfort
used sperincally for transports,
Debating Societe WOO 0.00 Ron seenau on the spring nip
Eight Non-Academic Courses Given
Currently, From Music To Workcamps
The nonacademic program at of students signed up to partici.
Idaverford Is one answer to the i paw
problem of variety to "phy. elel All tolerating course of a cht.
for the student who doesol take Lost nature is the Weekend
part In varsity sports or Intra. Workcamp program. This offer.
murals or who wants to timid students a c.nee to work on vas,
the headaches of winter gym. ous renovation plans In the leis
But the program stands on to I reroute area. of Philadelphia
own two feet as well
1Working from Fellowship Hour,
mIrMeteth beginthe week
Since
thstItution In 13,17.1te em
.
rdygdbe
%.,"
:.
;
the non.academic program has The
provided a chance for etudents to Saturday. and the weekend ends
do work in fields not coveted by with a church service on Sunday.
the usual cone. program- A As cow student said about ma
Peet verley of such coine. program. 'Why didn't kn..
have been offerel so far. and the hit me over the head to get me to
Wt I. opento Include snit to go to Weekend Workeanth before
areas not now covered but of ddar
The leader of the program Is
special Interest to the students
Professor Theodore Hebei, who
The whole program centers not
has done touch of the organize.
only on "how to do it", but on done' work behind what is now
actually "doing It", as well. Thla
n active part of the Haeerford
applies to a variety of courses
curriculum. Marty other members
from community service activities t the faculty have Mined
in tha
to such varied couraes Carpentry rogrion Is help work out a plan
and Musk Appreciation.
of varied and thteresting course.
Tn. winter there are rigid
courses In noreamdemic subjects
being glom These include Car.
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