The Freshman was a weekly, student newsletter issued on Mondays throughout the academic year. The newsletter included calendar notices, coverage of campus social events, lectures, and athletic teams. The intent of the publication was to create unity, a sense of community, and class spirit among first year students. This issue includes acknowledgement of Bill Floring setting UMaine\u27s record for running the 100-yard dash in 10 seconds

Berg, Robert

Bradbury, Kent

DeCourcy, Edward

Hefler, Roger

Hersey, Thomas M.

Humphrey, Enid

Lyon, Alpheus

Ramsey,  Check

Sanders, Irene

Siegal, Harold

Small, Charles

University of Maine Class of 1934

Wilson, John

English

University of Maine

The University of Maine DigitalCommons@UMaine General University of Maine Publications University of Maine Publications 3-9-1931 The Freshman, vol. 1, no. 9 University of Maine Class of 1934 Edward DeCourcy Editor-in-Chief Irene Sanders Associate Editor Harold Siegal Sports Editor Alpheus Lyon Personal Editor See next page for additional authors Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/univ_publications  Part of the Communication Commons, and the Higher Education Commons Repository Citation University of Maine Class of 1934; DeCourcy, Edward; Sanders, Irene; Siegal, Harold; Lyon, Alpheus; Hersey, Thomas M.; Hefler, Roger; Bradbury, Kent; Berg, Robert; Small, Charles; Wilson, John; Humphrey, Enid; and Ramsey, "Check", "The Freshman, vol. 1, no. 9" (1931). General University of Maine Publications. 2369. https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/univ_publications/2369 This Newsletter is brought to you for free and open access by DigitalCommons@UMaine. It has been accepted for inclusion in General University of Maine Publications by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@UMaine. For more information, please contact um.library.technical.services@maine.edu. Authors University of Maine Class of 1934, Edward DeCourcy, Irene Sanders, Harold Siegal, Alpheus Lyon, Thomas M. Hersey, Roger Hefler, Kent Bradbury, Robert Berg, Charles Small, John Wilson, Enid Humphrey, and "Check" Ramsey This newsletter is available at DigitalCommons@UMaine: https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/univ_publications/2369 • . ~ •.,.. M~, .. . ................. , ..... .... __ ,., _ _ V_O_L_._I ________ M_C!_· N_:r_.,A_Y_._ .. _J _1_\ W_>-1_1_C_Hg_· , 19 31 iIO • 9 THE FREIDiMAN Published weekly by the Cla..ss of 1934 at the University of Maimi. STAFP EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Edward DeCourcy 206 Oa.k Hall ASSOCIATE EDI110R Irene Sanders 20 Forest Ave S FORTS EDITOR Harold Seigal 209 H.H.H. PERSONAL EDITOR Alpheus Lyon 204 Oak Hall BUSINESS MANAGER Thomas M. Hersey 202 Oak Hall CIRCULATION MAN AGER Roger Hefler 202 Oak Hall . REPORTERS Kent Bradbury Charles Small Robert Berg John Wimson Enid Humphrey ADVISER \!Check" Ramsey FRE5HMEN RUOH ORONO THEATRE Special Poli5e '1reet Class As Over Hundred Members Attend 11 Ea t~ · s W st" Saturd~ i crcln6 ~n q; sug7g-~~n made Friday night about 125 ambitious and lively freshmen left the dorms Saturday night to crash the Orono theatre. The rumor had spread to the college officials and to the theatre officials with the resu+t that a speaial guard of ·police was on the scene when the lads arrived. After sev-eral members of the class had felt tho blovvs of clubs, and some had run off, Mr. Gold-sm-i th, manage:ri of the theatre,., came out and announced that he would allow the class to see the second show free. Prom that time until the second show started the crowd grew" Uhen only fifteen minut_qs rema inedbefore the second per-fo rrr.o.nce was to start the gang as Rs wbled in front of the theatr 0 .. · r:_ .r.:: 1 .. n:3 songs., most of which ·1 ,_• ... ·1:.; i',,r.1. j .r:i.e songs. T :-.L,_.~ :~:Jf Jrtuna te pa rt of ,:,1.: , :. :r., J·~·:, :.~' :-:1 f.Ca i.r wa s that a .:'. .: :·: _J '. ·:r.-:· ,··;_..  1. 1', J .L vi, ent ir, wi. ·Gh the ' · ,i_.·;._. ' " ..-:. ~ :~ : ·":.- :.[. J.'('l. ~'.X1.y".1"-') '._1t" CLASS BAHQt\ TO BE HELD A.P\~l L 10 - -.;,-- -Stan Searles Presides Over Class Meeting Urging Good Conduct A short out snappy class meeting was he1d in Alumni Hall last Monday noon, at which it was announced that the Class Banquet will be he l d in Bangor on April 10. Stan Searles, who presided over the meeting, urg-ed the class to make the ban-quet a . success in good conduct, as well as in other ways. It was also announced that if the banquet is not conducted in good order, there will be no more class banquets. ARGOS 100,~, \(\ P Is FA1 RL Y so.~cE~s FUL - _.. , .... -Basketball Team Wins Three And Losem Two As Red Osgood Leads in Scoring " - ... ,;-.. -Meeting five of the lead-ing teams in the spud country, the 1934 ba sketball squad came back from Aroostook with 3 wins and 2 defeats. Red Osgood was the dark horse of the squad and led the team in scoring. The class can well be proud of their basketball team, and don't forget he who made such a powerful team from such raw ma teria 1. That man i-s Bi 11 Kenyon. Sumr:1.ary: Caribou 42-Maine 43: Fort Pam·field 23-Maine 34: Presque Isle 16-Maine 1g: A. C. I. 18-Maine 16: Houlton 19- Maine 18'. BILL flD@NG <JE TS NE~ DASH RECO\~D __ .,. __ Bill Floring, 1934 1 s ChfEnr-lie Paddo0k, set a new indoor record for the college in the 100 yard dash, _when he covered the distance in 10 seconds whiJ.~ run:r.ing j_n t he intra-mura 1 tra ck m1et a week a co Saturday. Bill ~ i8 ~een going strong iD tra ck g__L ·1_ y e a. ,,., " CHT~A 1J ING ( Con -t~ :e 1 h · .l tc d ) Nc.,w -;~h e.' t th r-:: oxa r1-i.r:8.t1o n pe riod is app r0a chj_ns , it is pP.1,..haps a c;cod tL11t.: to cU scn.ss son1-e of the co rw1 0.~_t8 wbi. s:.1 };.a va be e.:.1 Leard con.cc r·:--Jin :.; tha 1E.s t e.xamJ.n.a ti ons ,. T:~1e c0 1:rr.lents :; b.r -ge l y from freshmen, to whoJ11 th.is exa minHt:i0n. system is n evv" cen-b:: _r. l et .r30 ly ~rc 1.1r~d 0n.e tc~ p:i.c,/ T·1r1 l0 s '- C 1' ) 1·' C -~ q I ("1'1, p-:.. ·t -'i ·:1 g. \I rn1-- i· m: 1 .-. L., .1 l.._.. ......'- . ,Jll ) c~ .1.. • •• . :· • J~ l. ~ one svb jAct and the effects it r,r-0J ·1lces have ~') eAri t ha tor;j_cs fo r ~'n ny discussicns boi:::l1 in thi s univs rs 1.ty end others~ Some pe op le place the blame entireJy on the students , others place it e cLua 11y on the 2 tuc.-en ts n. n :l. t L.2 fa cul t v s It is with the l as t perso~R that we a gr-e G rather t,h2.n with t he f c,r-mo ·r -~ V! e be l 1 ev0 tl1 at the s tu-den Ls are only pa:bt l y re:3 l )E.n-s i b le for chea tlng~ It is our cpinion t hat tho habit could te stopped , if it were not en- I couraged by a few studeLts and by t h e attitude ·t he facu lty t &ke RI during the exa :·nina tion pe:rJ.od . Mos t studants come tc college with an earnest desir e tu ob -tain an educatton , a~d t hey do not wish to ge t th.ro1J.r;h tho . cour s e with ou~ ob tej_ni~g some knowle dge b f t he subJec ts" If a person cheats in a~ examln-ationj he is ac s use1 of trying to pass t ho cours e vd tl-..ou:-; hon -estly learning thr➔ m -i be.ri a l . We belie ve t hat thi~ is an un-just a c cusation i.n most cases. The greatest cause f or cheating lle s in t he fe~ct that the faculty tries so earn0s tly to prevent it t ha t t hey a c-tually encourag e i t" Instea d of t e lling t he students in a n open, f a ir minded : straight forward way t hat they were to be placed on their ho nor not to ch eat, and expla i ning that it would be to thPi r Rd -vantage to do t he ir work hon-estly, they place t he 2. tud :-:nts as far a way from each other as pos sib le, remind t hem c ons~a nb-ly that any papers OJ:• books found on their person o.r n9ar t h em would incrimir2te t hen, and throw a cofdcn of specia l police in t h e form o f instruc-tors all around the cl&ss , Th e s e instruc to rs aro t.o i.Ja tch caref~lly every move t h e s tudent makes during t he 0xam.1.r1a tion and . to report anything t hat might look suspicious~ is the stud8n. 1., t; c do~ He is r e ca.~:--ded as a crLi1i::.1a l before h(:: t .o D c ~)!n:rd -1~t(::d .:111.y c:e~ . ri1e . He i □ rega r ~~d as gui lty unless ho can !.lr ove h\n_se1f i n1~c icen~-;, w h} ch l s j 1m ... ; t ~, e c p 1: 'J s i t s o f +- "t r . _, " ' . ~ -·r -... ·1 ;.1• b ~1>1 • Cl r , t +- 1· t ,, 1-::: . (, l. G ;, ,. < J U • . cJ 8 ~ · 1 l ,_~ o . , u . ., -u d 8 o f t J:w L~ ~ v 1 ty force '.1 U10 student t o b e1:l.eve tb2 t hi;:J hon-o:i:.., 2.nd ho n es t·v d.on it u:rn.·D.nt t o anyth:'.L1g .1 ci.. nd" tr.at if rH-) .ts t o be wa tch e~ every minute during t h o ex3. ~~01 perioc1 fl he mlght a s well give un t riing to do t h e t 11. ·1 , ,., g ·"r,..., 4 , ·) 1 -y-- Tbe . r··0 0 ,, 1 _,_ o- f J . ..L J... _ 0 .• 1.. • ...__ c; J . \,_IL) <., •• LL, this attitude t t e student t2.kes is tha t he lo ses respect for fa .i.rnes s · P.nd easily falls j_nto di f3 ho D e s t me tho d s , Why can 1 t the faculty try to re medy thls si t uati on _, B.nd give the stu dent a chance to prove that h e i s mo.de of the r-i:~sh t stuff -~. nd wants to be honest i n all h is exams? NI NE'11E HJ THIRTY FOUR It i s said that t h e man wh o pa t s h i mself on the ba ck wil l ha-ve a ha:i ·d ti rne findi n g a nyb ody e ls e to dol t, but we t h ink t hat we can sli p in a f ew 'J.1 or ds ofi praise fo r the wa~'f t he class conducted itself . ( Sa su daw;- n ight :: n Orono . In~: t0ad of ge ttlng de ·o t.ruc-~3.ve w0 f:1.-:-;ted m::1.ghty woll ~ ai1d showed ourselve s to be appreciative of see ing the pitcure free. TJilvIE If you are always complain-ing tha t you do not have time for th i s or t ha t, yo u d o not kn ow t.o·vV t o u s o ti mo • Tho rr~a s J f fers on once said tha t no one ~ould h a v0 occasion t o complairi o f the la 0 k of timo wh o neve r lost a Y.JY . Tvvm'"'.ty - four hours a day is enough for anyone, and thos:: wh o :r:1-Gt f-ind it enough, would make t h e sa me co mpla int ~f the day were t h i rty h ours long . I f you do not s eem to h~ ve ti rno for your day I s vrn rk and recreation, l ook f or t h e le~drn . Some'Nh ore minu t cs are going to waste. -" "i~ LET '1S BE.SE~-f8 IE L"S Jl_hD COO.PEl·U:. 'l1E IN OUn liCTI ONS AT THE CLASS DANQUE~r.-; so TlJArr S:11:,E C ~-Ar'.S .:~[J ]\F'1l1:1~H us 1:iI LL BE A:SIB 1r 0 Hl,.Vl~ OlJE . Vrn CJ\1T ~:i\V3 t MIGI:~L1Y GOOD ~I1U!IE ;_H 1T1I:ourr LRE\KING AEY'l ~TT ~[C'r , I F ViE · .. n :, J1 -_i' 1r) c LS]1 : .S :r-1I.C LEGEJ? ~[i ; .c\TlJ R~.:Crlf.LJ'.~B.1:I:F{ THA'.1:1 V7E ...__/ Favor, Hardison , and Davis Shine as Freshmen Trim Big Green 69 -21 Continuing the ir undefca ted record, the 1934 track toam swamped the Hebron t eam in the indoor field Saturday aft orno on by the scor·e 6~J-21. 'I'he Pale Blue yeariir..gs took every first place with the exception of the broad jump, which went to Mc-Lean of Hebron. Summary: Shot Put: Hill;M; Sullivan , H; Favor , M: High jump: Favor , M; McLean,H; Clap , H: Mile run: Earle , M; Crosby, M; Wi nston,H: 600 yd rutr: Hildreth, M; Smith, H; Cor-bett , M: 100 yd. dash: Hardison, M; Jordan, M; .Morgan , H: Broad jump: Jensen, H; Pa r sons, M; MooneyJ H: 1000 yd. run: Osgood, M; · Berg , M; Harvey 1 M: Pole Vault, Fa var , M; McLean, H ; Black , l.1 : 3 0 0 yd • da sh : Davis, M; Hardison, M; Parsons M. Any freshman co-ed des ir-ing tiskets for the Mt. Vernon house party on March 14 may .get them at Mt •. Vernon now. Mis s Winifred Wygall , sec-retary of the National Student Council ~f the Y.W. C. A. was a dinner· gue st on Tuesday . " " Gertrude Perry is rapidly recov~ring fro m her recent ill-ness, and is expect ed to return to classes n ex t week. All Gene Austin ' s friends are around when a certain gent-leman ca.a.ls." Look out II Stan 11 , Mt . Vernon is out to win, MAINE IN TURK~Y '; VES PERS 1:L1 0PIC 1" Maine in Turkey.1' will be n the subject of next 0u.nday' s V.::3s pors. The s poaker is Mrs, Ruth Allee. These services sponsored by the M.C.A , are held every ;:$und.ay afternoon at 4 o ,'clock in Alu1m1i Chape 1. MT , VEEN ON F'HOSH r~L10 C-IVE TEA The f reahm~m girls at Mt . Vernon are givj_ng a tea in hon or of a ll fr eshmen girls . ri.1his wi 11 be he 1d. at Mt., Vc r:hei,0:1 on T'b·,:i. rs day, fro m 3 to 5 o I clock . CONY J-,IGH BEA-T~ C FRE cH1~t~~J B T~- AM I Invaders: Take Early Lead And Give Stiff Opposition C:I1o Win 18-14 . '--~:-... -Cony Hig~ school of augusta slipped one over on the frosh B team Saturday night, when t hey beat the local hoopsters 18-14. Cony too~ an early lead v1hi ch they were not forced to relinquish t,h roughou t the game Merrill of Cony le d the scoring with seven points, but was clos,ely follovved by Sawyer <fi'f Gony and Blanchard of I,l:, ine with six each, Coach Kenyon used a large number of men, sending some so that they could get credit toward their numerals. Summary: G. F. Pts Baker, rf. 0 1 1 Weeks, lf. 0 0 0 Dow, c. 0 0 0 Topolosky, rg. 2 0 4 Blanchard , lg• 3 0 6 Ballard, lf. 0 0 0 Berg, lf. 0 0 0 Crockett , 1g. 0 0 0 Jackson., c. 0 0 0 Wilbur., r .f • 0 0 0 Merril 1, lg. 1 1 3 ..... - · 6. 2 14 Y . W. C .A. CABIN ET MEETS TUESDAY The freshman Y. W. C .A. Cab inet will hold a me <:: ting in the MGA building Tuesday afternoon at 3 • 2 0,/ 11he members of this cabinet a:re requ.ested to bring ideas concerning ·"yn work for the co mi:r..g year ~ FIVE SHIENGLES UFCALLED FOR The following shingles for cros s -country and foot-ball numerals have not ye t been ca lled for: Att r i dg e, Caswel l, Walton, Parsons, and ThDrne . 1hey may be obtair,ed at 1:L1ed Curtis' office. II CONTROL11 GENERAL LEC 1.L7UEE SUEJEcrl1 • Mr . Pow ~-;; rs of the ITJcJ s ting-house Electric Gornpany wilJ,.. s pe rJ{ on 1• Con tro 1 11 , touching the subjects, light-sensitive dev~ ices wi th c:1.omonstrations, at the general lecture to be delivered in 305 11.utert on March 12. f~l?Oo\7 MU0K\:TEl:RS W l N -, HRfE Ji'-\ TC~ \~[\5 -· --, .... . --- Locals Beat Johns Ho~,ldns, Cinncina tti, and Okla-homa. Ludd en Shines. ., --,,---The Freshman rifle team has scored :fh1tf:evictorj_es out of four match es shot. 1l·he matches have be en going on for the past few weeks, but since all the scores had not been telegraphed until last week, a complete story could not be printed. The Univer-sity of Iowa beat the locals by a narrow margin the score being 1769 for the winners, and 1748 for Maine. Maine trimmed Johns Hop-kins University with a score of 3329 to 3029, and t h e Univ-ersity of Cinncinatti with a score of 1748 to 1704. The match with Oklahoma A. and M. College was for~eited to Maine because members of all four classes fired for Ala-bama, while the contract lim~ i ted competition to freshmen. Captain Ludden is still high scoring man, with Kenneth Jones a very slose second. . - ··- ···~ · --- -·-- ··- . --------- - -----· ----___ .,_ .... _ ·. ~c~  ;;{@J . lVI- il 1 0 \~r 1 L\~ \tE K~ON u~roAPsA~s·, Plans are in order for a Faculty-Freshmen 1.I1ea to be given in the near future. Vve want to thank ou.r kind friend, who left the four pound box of candy at our door last week. While out snow-shoeing Lit t le Reel Riding Hood from Mount Vernon met she great big wolf from Lambda hi. No casualties have been reported as yet. ,, " i\." .. H.,. i1i,- i\""' 11 Pea nu ts \i Bunker spent a most enjoy aole week-end in Ca lais. It's a gre at pla ce says Ii Peanuts 11 • Enid Humphrey, I.Toun t Ver-non's f a mour journalist, has acce~ted a po-sition as staff reporter for the 11 Pre shman 11 • In t h e fu:bu~e you c an blame most of this cou.umn on her. FHESHNiAN Y ME ETING LAST W~I:." ., - --; .. -----1he Freshman Yo W.C .A . Me etin.g- was h '.'~: l d last. ni gh t in Mou~t ~ernon. Miss ~ inifred Wv ~c:d l s pol-:: e ·on the to pic, \ \~·t'- ,-:i ._ ~")t -J-i"fc ~ll t ·bA ~;,r l c') ·II -- ' ' ' \ ',;I .4 J. _J \:. , J _ .1.L • .J L, ....- . • L • FRO~\-\ 0r\OW l) P LJE LL IN "BO~ I NG-- _,\ __ Augenstein, Rossing, Stone, and Attridge beat uppefc]ass Opponents - " .. ; ,;----Freshmen entered the box-i ng bouts in t he intra-mural preliminaries 'Thursday ni ght wm.th the following resul t s: Augenstein beat C.hetley, S.A.E. Sha pi:m-o lost to Whltten, <pH. K Romero los t to Murphy, . e ')( Rossing beat Eskenas, re:<\) Stone beat HaggetttL\ T ~ Crosson lost to Overlock, H. N1T;" Attridge beat Robertson ~ N. ' Ve:nskus lost to F~ely, ~ X Langlois lost to Sullivan ATO The seffii-final bouts will take place 1uesday night a t seven o'clock. Let's have a bmg turnout of ~reshmen to give our boys moral support. / N ~ I D t:: D D P f= 0 ~ w (-..{ A , K1--,PPE"I-JED OP r- THC L D U '~ 1 D tJ T H t; A IC D Os -cODt-<:: Tf<JP ,, " ,, . .,... ,,- ., .. Armand Giguere checks off his usual two points. ~:-- ~~ {~ 11 Peanie 11 Ramsdell plays nurse-maid t0· thirteen year old ~...ars Hill Junior High girl. ,, 111 ,, ~, "I,• -;.- 'h- 'i\ The boys wonder if II Fishi1 Cor-mier was waiting for a subway in Houlton. The Northland wEllcomed its her-oes oa~ood and Towle 1 wh©' show- · ed the i:r stuff.· {~· ~~ ~~ ;~ Spot Shot Russ makes a hit in the bleacl1w1t-s, {~--Gilman does jµ sti ce to his gb-d.:f · . old Alma Ma fif r, Newport. -?~· {r ~r :. ·/:?.-~ How did Perkins make ou ·t in Caribou? Fa:filrhfui Pavor remains true to ghe girl back home. .. - .. .. " .. ' .. . .. .. .. ,. - .. ... ~ ...... ,, ,, - .. .. . ...... . , .... ... ,, .. ., .. ~· .. .. -... " . .. ... . 

The Freshman, vol. 1, no. 9

The Freshman was a weekly, student newsletter issued on Mondays throughout the academic year. The newsletter included calendar notices, coverage of campus social events, lectures, and athletic teams. The intent of the publication was to create unity, a sense of community, and class spirit among first year students. This issue focuses on female student activities including the Women\u27s Debate Club and the Women\u27s Athletic Association. The editorial staff mentions the latest college fad: bicycle-riding

Scully, Hazel

Davis, William H.

Hefler, Roger H.

The University of Maine DigitalCommons@UMaine General University of Maine Publications University of Maine Publications 4-20-1931 The Freshman, vol. 1, no. 12 University of Maine Class of 1934 Edward DeCourcy Editor-in-Chief Irene Sanders Associate Editor Harold Siegal Sports Editor Alpheus Lyon Personal Editor See next page for additional authors Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/univ_publications  Part of the Communication Commons, and the Higher Education Commons Repository Citation University of Maine Class of 1934; DeCourcy, Edward; Sanders, Irene; Siegal, Harold; Lyon, Alpheus; Scully, Hazel; Davis, William H.; Hersey, Thomas M.; Hefler, Roger H.; Bradbury, Kent; Berg, Robert; Wilson, John; and Ramsey, "Check", "The Freshman, vol. 1, no. 12" (1931). General University of Maine Publications. 2373. https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/univ_publications/2373 This Newsletter is brought to you for free and open access by DigitalCommons@UMaine. It has been accepted for inclusion in General University of Maine Publications by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@UMaine. For more information, please contact um.library.technical.services@maine.edu. Authors University of Maine Class of 1934, Edward DeCourcy, Irene Sanders, Harold Siegal, Alpheus Lyon, Hazel Scully, William H. Davis, Thomas M. Hersey, Roger H. Hefler, Kent Bradbury, Robert Berg, John Wilson, and "Check" Ramsey This newsletter is available at DigitalCommons@UMaine: https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/univ_publications/2373 .•-."JIii~_.-~. ,. : ~ ~- ~ -~:,.."--:-=---: -.--::~(~_Et: . . . . ; <:/:21 f'_ _ . --· -\t~iiwt1 ·,:~.·._=~6~;:~p _:.;f: , ... ,:- •"'. ,, ~ ....__ _ .,..........,__,,...., _____ ---------·-· ·· · ·-- -~---~- ~.___..;..,._,... _____ ;..._ ... :~~:c:i :->r -d~-- . -.~~- .• · ,,- · THE FI<.EGHMAN , Published vve,?kly by -~Jrn Class of 1934 at thE; Un i ve:rsi ty cf 1vl8.ir.i..o Staff' "EDITOR"'"IN-CHIEF A Fri J 201 ~~u~- -----~ ... :: -.. :,::''...,:i1 ... ~;--i""R~'"-~;~ .... """o_·,,~-·:•:"· -· . ........ ' I .. i:"~/1q q _ •rp f'' , f- 05':t;*l\ . . . r llv.--1/t -~ . • ti.,'.,..,J<T,;A .. :_<. •,,~ · ~J~;~~---Ove (Cl>Yn~ s EJr•e~ .. ,,1l)rl.,c:ilt The frosh t:racksters i Edvrard DeCouroy £m6 Oak Hall totn)ed both Oldtown ana · -Brel· _,t J;:_: . in,_ the triangular trac1r meet Ji1iJ~: at A lu:-r1ni Field last Saturday .. ,.a-f-4;.&r~.®~~ :, . __ fla.t.h@.r i ~g 2- tota:h · o"r-·. ASSOCIATE EDITOR ¢ :.--~,~.,'C I+i_.@ _e ,,..-Q~_p9:;31:i.s :~:'-_,. .. .,2~ .-~F1-9--+-§:~tt ._)\~~~ -:· SPORrfS EDITOR Harold Seiga 1 409 ·H .ILH. PERSONAL EDITOR Alpheus Lyon 201:l: Oak Ha 11 EDITOR1AL WRITER Hazel Scully Colvin Hall AR11 EDITOR - William H. DavlD 210 Oak Hall BUSINESS N'JtNl'..C-ER Thomas M. Hersey ~'O? Oa.k Hall GIRCULA.TION . !/J).FA ~Em Rog~:r H, Hefler ~~02 Oak Hall REPOR':"L7EHS Kent Bradbury John Wilson Robert Berg ti ADVISER \lCheck 1i Ramsey 59 Do in.ts to Oldtown 1s :36 .and Brewer_ 1 ~ - 13, ·the 1earliii8.£J _Jt:iltWtoci -~hemselves especia l ly _ ¢Wf~ ij.tl•• -• : In the t:rack even. ts, they lo.st _:· .· 4 only one first place to Th.ompsoii of Oldtown in the 880. Eal."1$. s.nd Crosby iliC, de an exeeedingly fine showj.rig in t h e mil0, coming in ~ian cl irJ. hc.ncl, 15 yds _ ahead · of _ E&~:·tin. ot' Old town wb.o came 1n 3r.:d.-O I Co~melJ m;_cceedad in taktng l11t: -· · p lrL ce in tha 220 .? and t:ied With Hilc11-is th f<:.>11 flrst in the 440. · ___ . __  . Gldcown proved its str(7ngth on the-:·-:,• field _.. ts.king 26 of the 36 '.P()inte in th~se events. The frost showed a well-ba lc-.nced ou t:f"i t, mere than holding its OW;'.1 5.n the track, and only . _ , s li c htly we o.ker on the fie.ld. A L / ··s· r·ott / ( 1 f I I µ _ . s1,1rer te:t of the track~nen's _. ;. ,, . - -. i•--~. -.:· :: ,-. · . f T /1 L.... """'"' ""!' ij U . povrers vn 11 be shown next waelt .1.n. _· .~::.:;. '·.• :.~•·,~-~ W.£LJ.!JJ;/i,u.Ak-~~~.;;---~:~ f .. ~ ~ ~;:j~~l.e :vi1"'~,c'.l;M mese¾41t~ep.r :•,:~ ~-~- ~ ~,-~~ Another - rneefj 11.g of -the · ~- · i~nced ·perr ormers from Portl..ana .. Liberal Club will 0e beld in the M. O • A. bu.ild.i::1g at 7 • 30 p. m. Wedn·e$di3.y evsn:tng, April 22. . The .. eting is to be in charge of Mr. Kirshen, of the Dena:rtment of Ecc~1or1hcs _, and ·the subject of the evffn.i:ng will be, f·'Wha t is Socialism and Commu-_nism?11 Everyone is welcome. 8\.urtlna~J of the IMet: .· · .\ ... · ·- · 100 yd. dash, · 1st t:rial": he•t son. by Davis, M; 2nd; Jord-an:. M; 3rd, Ow1.ningl1.am, 0.T. 2nd trial · : ·he€1t . won b~ Pe.rsons, M; _.. 2nd1~ I Cust 1 0 .T., 3rd, Hardison, M. • . . F. in_ ~-1_ -w~/; bJ _ ~ars10:1.s_, M; • 2_nd, Dav..!.s, , fJ." ord, Oust, O.T, ._ . - 220 yard dash won by O' C0nn.ell, -· M-; . 2nd; Gust, o.T.; _.3rd,_ Wa~~-en, _ l/1- - · 44~ yard ._dash, won · b7 ·0'60!!~ nallj/:,._,·, - a~d 1:tlldreth, M. • {ti~) A3t1d; . 3rd eo!I?'iilie,f•o•e=g ... d run . Cotuii:1 s '0 ~=· de i' ; ;,t~. t ::;-;c: r~:~·;:>,) cct,. -7. -Ga:rt::;r €~:·,.cl Ji ii tJ.1 .: .J.. :~_:cr:;.~:~L,O of rat:Js i:"1 tL-s t?.J:'l..r.!_tw:1 Cor·::-:.1."Gv t.J -tr: c 6 ti. t:.1. v LiS.. t oc c~n d Us. ~•.:·2..·) ·~" o ~~1,;;n t s , o.cbri. tir~s tee.rils t:i.t AJ.u~-·.'ni L.11~ ls.st 1i::t:•.U.1:1t6.D.:?', l'-.prii:J. 15·., 1:-~1L.e tt1-:a.i1:o ·tco.·i~1 u-o3.i-: .. ld. tl10 D.f fir~.~.1.tivc S i C1 :i. ·0 f t· ~·1· P! 0U •t' S -;--: i C' n ° H }{·:,SO 7 V00. - .,_........ ,;. - '-"' ... • Y, . . ·-- ., • .. ...... ---'J:}", C. ·:;; t1~o UJ::itod Stc.tcs s~:i.()1;~J_d ro Co·. , .. , .. ': 1 ~ C, {-. , , ·:., (,'o~r;·c ln1'1 ~Jn n +- of -...,,:, ' __ ,,.JV "" ... . . 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J. ·,.., i--•i •1 1 ._ ... ,,, ,.,t, .I-}·,::. d t'OP rt·,1,-• tol."l·,·1 ·~ t; I m1v:, ~l ~il,oai'·' ;!~1,n, V'Ot:-:,,d to aooo:tr.& ~,,,-..._ ... ,.~ .... ,~--i§+..b~~~~~~1~;:lff·:~iti:rrb rr~~s:jf -~- .~---~·1l ~~tI~-r·~-~rrs{ft{;>~:~~n, w~~.~~-.h VA8 : .. ~,j~.d and Florc.:.noe >Itu~-c. 1 ~:;. 1 v:i 11 (.(~ ·- ·. b;</ n LUJ n L:., v:ngsto·~.·i:o·~ · 1lfi~e · bc.t. o 01:. tho qu.3stic•11~ ·."RusoJ .~v.·~;;d 1.· i')i,es0:1t. svsto1.:1_. of' c.thlet. ,~.'~-o .. ·:: .. ··'. ,.· ·. T:c.. t t t .1k:!..nc·; .. nov:~. us ' c:1.1"' ·,:: d,:;trLne~'.1., ;.;ro1.1ps 1s·✓ to hq . COP.t1nw:,d, tl~fl ·'-r·l -!-r, q·}·•·--. r:•,:,, c"r..-:. ··70 ii r ;;·;-,. ·,"{r 1u·,J1·· (l_;1r·1•-no"'I' ~~'T,: ,TP~T . ,,1-,+•11 ,~ro· T;\-t"c·n'ltl. 9ti,O .... .... :v l.,L,1.- L,,J .., I.J <. ··.;.;v .L •··••·.c. ~ .J,, •. . . . ..,,y -1 ·-•·- U . .... r .. •.t:) •-~,_,;,.v .,.,.v.!. •., ·--vl. . ;:;, ,r-,-lill .~'iil,J ., __ _, .. ..., cc· 0 .,~,.,.,-,,..,.? -c:::i 0~1 .t.'·•1• c, J-'l'~·i •.- -: .. ,°'r t ···v ···s -i- • ...,c1·•.,: V·· "c·.:~1n ,-1!/ •i·"' a,·,""°'+-""'i. ~ :...' 0 ,::. · ···Y'~C.!..!,.l.U i. .i. l,: ._ i;, 1,.1J. --~'-:J !.,J ·...; _;~ .. . 4 J..!..!. · .!. .,!. . l. .• v.,_!,..:> .l\ ~ ... -{J,£1. .W. -·~iss CH~.ip·o .. 1:1.J.. groups ,.1:lll r.o;,::a:tn. in the.t ~011:P foJ.,., t:10 1~0 ~·i£:d.:1C.QX' of h·:.)r C·O.llego c ,::urs<., ~. 1 MT. V[t?l'JON ,f~titlil~111aavE/?NNE~+" < '1',;:~~i~-~· ~ ·,·•c'~"' "· ·"•: .. ·, . ASSfNBLt O~ . Cusct.;,. li\./1'.ttrnf&\ ·:.:·_0/~ ----:<_ . . •:~--The last 0f the fou:r regular assexibly meetings of the Woinen 1 s · Student Go v:1:..1n-ment Association will be held on Thursday .t May 7 .at eleven a. m. in Alumni Ha 11. All women students will be exo.used · fr,om c la.sses at this h~U;r. t"JR ... ~-~i:\J~£ 1~ .SPfl4k-~r M~. Oliver Ajer, of the General Electrie Company, will speak Thursday, April 23, at r1 .oo p. m., at 305 Aubert Hall. The subject of the spe-ech. will be, ''Industrial A !Jplica tion of vacuum Tubes. 11 C£N!ftAL L.ECTUl<[ Ni tr()ee1/u(ose Pv-oJ vC- ts ---l~l'>" John G. L. Caulfield Will sp•ak at the -Gerieral Lecture 1 G~ 2, Wednesday, Ap~il 22 a~ 4.15 p. m. The lecture will be given at 305 Aubert Eall; the subject is 1' Nitrocellulose Products." This lecture is o.pen to the -pu.Wi~--,... _w.--,·-···"-··•--, . .::,_·~-~---- ,:.'- ~-.:.,,.;:-" .. ;,..~-.:...,'-""~-~~0-. · ~ -; __ .,.._.,. ________________ , • Re mthd -e:rs Fina.1 e:xaminations are only fiv~ weeks away. Work has begun on the 1955- Freshme.n Bible. DON'T NEGLECT A SORE THROAT t~ '51~, j-•:· ·: ~:~: '~¾¥-?: . . , msny !!1~:;:a:•r;. ia adopted a new kind]tt!{ ·. · v@yanee a;z,ound cm.m~, i it have returned to thft/' i. --of bleyc.le~-riding. )'-♦ returnin0' to the •1n~·tth::·· ,._, ... We :<7e one or -~vo: OT->~\-/}<·. thts® vt-hicle·s ocoasionalqi :t\, ·· . on · cur own ·campus, though ,. , · they are ~rti 11 scarce. We should like to see more or ,-.. tl.1i&l1k.... --~.,m..~a..~~t.. tim~.yo-u, ,..go- · home, gi:-r-· l~ , bl''i~C Jt•u~ . :·_. · iibikeH and pGJl-ih.aps Wiffll · have a 11 bike\i party .. FR~,SH TRACKTEA M VICT0R!0US continued f!lom Paget won by Thompson, Q .• T •J 2.nd,, Corbett, M; 3rd, La~ee, M. · one-1:1i le run won by Earle, M., and Crosby, M.-, (tie} 6 3rd, Martin, o. T.; Shot put won t y Rogers, M.; 2nd, ~1111 M.J :·;·.:. (•· · - _- . 3rd, P:a. rs o ns , M • ~ . Hsnnmer '!'hrow _ ,:-... {~~\! won by Aldrich, M,; 2nd-, Mux,ra,y, o. T .. ; 3rd, Roger$·, M. D1~C:U$ :~.: won by Woods, B.; 2nd~ Hill,••; ~rd, Rogers, M. t Ja.v$11n won by Haley, 0 • T. 2nd, Woods t B • ; 3rd, Hastingsl ifl. Po-lt vault "7;~ .. ~r~i¼ty~~tr.;e~;::;~-. --~" won by RUS·$ ey ~ 0 • T ~, --!nd, tie . betw-~en Thompson, M., Ral&y, 0 ,T., l;rye:rs, 0. T •, McDonald- · B • . Broad Jutnp v.ron by Cun:r1inghs.n1, 0. 11 .; \}nd, c. Ivers, B.J . 3rd, Dougherty, H. · ----· ---------------· FRESHWAW \iytt _ CABINET · ~-e · Fr$shman Y .w • C .A. Cla"binet w1 ll me-·et 1n Miss Camp-. b-atll t ,s office on Thtn;sda7 .at ·••1~ .- instead _ ~r .Tuesday• as . !Jf'eviouely · _Jl~-. _ -~};,~ ", . . o}''.1'!r ; ;:;;';;·::\.;c,,'f>. -?, ·. . . . · ~ ::;yRoi11 r•·r: · L~c1f{(J ....._-.,, ttr 0. M VAR s, Ty playing under very poor weather conditio:1.s fo1"' o.. bas®• ba.11 game~ the varsity Le.n decl. th freshmen ball-tossers a sevare dru.b bing l~.s t $a t1.1.rde,y no on at Alunmi Field ., The best- the Freshmen could i}'tlfE:Jf-!itL•" , ,, , :~J'Vi:,' ·:1 •-, v'AClif/f(r Jf . ,:i<t •rf tr;f ;1]1~!~1f tf·''" ; i iV''r, c't,;; ,t r::.-,1~:l t'I '! . 'h"l:t-~- ., - \. .. V.- .. - .J_\:.. lii_ .. , '\...tli.i' t-..... ; .. of th~; ;'te£H)E-:..t•c1:: L::tb _- .-.-G_,;;; :n , .. :rt!.1 I~ ::.c e t:-1:L c co·~-1~ t ··}.6:'", TTs.: Yoxi1 ~ ,. ~~,;1-.ir = e.1 ; .. 't) r-o 'l'!)i_-1,r".~ -~ •'·•· , · f. '') r · a<· ; C ~~~'ti,~ hi~ ,_ _~:·1( .. 5 :}~:'.~~~'Jc,. .· _ do a git inst the opposing pitchers was to secure but two hits, while the varsity collected several .. These, mingled wi~h ma.ny errors, tots loo the score nearly to twenty runs. Tb,e ,i tchers who seemed to make the best sLowing • ~ , . .;1 ,~,.:r !.1 .f.1 o .. <) 1 :..... ft C ..,.:. ·: ,.:.1,.. ,~ , - i•1 -:-·- ~, ' •0·~1 :- O't V:Q et~,.:,n tu"'· "J!\ 1'~ .. -c::;.-:~ ''r~~-~~F~~ ·• (1 ._)~;:.;:lo~--~s-Jtt; ;rt ~ J4~-0. .- . ·-r~ .. far tlla.:;;i:PflShr:1.e ,ID were . Gray, Gr,e.d . :tnzkJ~'1a~tt~· -~1~J,1~i's • · · The team tba t started the ~me: Searl J S, Pitcher; B1an-cha.rd; Catcher; Rice, First; Osgood, . Second; p2_s care 11i, SS; Karalekas, Third; Topolosky, LF; Pears eh, CF_; Bartlett, RF. Numerous substitutions v1ere rnade by Coach. Kenyon, and ne2~r J.y the whole squad S[lVI action. '1111e op~:ning i!J-?i. me takes :r,>lace Fr~_day afternoon and is played against Kents Hill. -----------·-----·-- -INSTALLATION ' • 1 co ,,ri n,F.,:i.c;i.·cJ_on, l:.::.c.,_::.Ltr1a..t. t\ ~'!_~·.1. : ioe.- .... ;~~ I~~l~~:~l~::~~~~;~:c~:r~!~~~'.',; the ·-; tco ls 11 u~:v-:i: b, cf.~ :.let· vt.o'irti::1 )~~ t".J.°i::: .JS • 'l1hJs :_ ~: ctu!'<J ,.._'i :.1 be h~~lcl • i ~.l ;_;3-_: _(; G~_:_c:Lic :· -.:;. 1(~: ott1.rd !t-OOi.l -i:·rntr:cC. or- tr.:u l::~·-::rsics lecture !-"0_, o · :.1 ,_::., 'J•.-: !">_, "',-'" ,-__ :: ~-•• ., ·:, •i'r.-i.. i"-1 ~ , ,:- . l ~ " ~,...,.. ,":t t.'l · 1-,:i"l ~: ., .L·-'-i . ... , : . ._ ' ~ \_,; _~ .. ) - -- ·~· -\.,> l.J\·:~~ '··•t ... • , , 1, ~./f · T.1 • · .• : p1.,,1b:Lie ie \:'._·elco:~ia , v}o n1'\(; r.D. c: :;li:)1.t,Pd t-o- · h or;: r ·i;,r ~),:c ~ Ic :r. 1 o &.hlf)ort • ~,ho ho.B rY.:0:-·1 eonf'i2.1 CJd to her l."'Oom 1~';f il;.tL;SS- is r;r. ininr; -V$~ t'~.pi&i, ·. •-

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