The Freshman was a weekly newsletter with the tag line,  Published by the Freshmen at the University of Maine.  The publication was issued on Mondays. 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

University of Maine Class of 1934

English

University of Maine

The University of Maine DigitalCommons@UMaine General University of Maine Publications University of Maine Publications 12-2-1930 The Freshman, vol. 1, no. 2 University of Maine Class of 1934 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, "The Freshman, vol. 1, no. 2" (1930). General University of Maine Publications. 2365. https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/univ_publications/2365 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. I -Purlisr,ed by the Fresh:11en at the University of Maine VOL. I TUESDAY, DEC~MBER 2, 1930 NO. 2 STUDENT-FACULTY PAR'11Y TO BE HELD IN ALUMNI HA:_,I., SA'l'URDAY NIGHT --())--Proceeds To Be Used To Send Two Student Delegates To National Convention Late This Month --9--CALEiJDEF: ,----0----TUESDAY , D'RCEMEi;;R 2 Tryouts for Women's Debating 1:00 P.M. in 240 Arts & Science --0--Meeting of those · interested flying or gliding. Wingate 7: 00 P. M. --0--in Ha 11 0n Saturday evening of this wee:k a Student-Faculty Party will Girls Rifle Practice, Third be held in the Alumni Gym; start- Floor of Lord Hall, 1:30 to 4:3 0 ing at 7.30. There will be some- For Girls with initial 11 A" to thing for everyone to do i On the "H 11 inclusive. gym floor t here will be dancing --0--and floor games, wh ile on the Illustrated lecture on steel track uDstairs table gavnes will 7~ 30 P. M. 305 Auhert be played. ----0----The purpose of the affair is TEURSDAY, Dr.:CEMEER 4 to raise monev with which to fin- Freshman girls with initial "I,, ance the sending of t wo student to . 11 Z11 inclusive, Rifle practice delegates .to .th8 Nai' t-io'nal S.tudent :· · •T·h'ird -Floor o·f Loril ¥.all 1.30-4. Faculty Conference ·to ,be held iri · ' · ---0 -- ; ··· Detroit in the latter part of December. The studeht ' delegates from ],{aine will be Hildreth · FRIDAY, D:SC"'MBER E · -'·' Campus" board rne<F:iting, 1. M. C. A. Building ·n · · -" ... · · · · · · · · · · · · · .... · Ikey Montgomery and Francis Ric . . --o.;.·_· ker. Ch,11r U:e O'Connor wi 11 go, . but not as a delegate from the niversit;y. He wflI attena: a · a member 6f a commission of The . Council of Christian As sociations The faculty representitives from Maine will be Dean Ascha Bean and Mr • Ce ci 1 G • Fielder • The affair will be a wonder-ful opoortunity for improving student-faculty -relations, and we (Continued on Page 2) DEf,N'S .LIST POST,:;- D IN ALUMNI; . RUTH WALENTA L~P.DS CLP.SS --0--The Fresh man De 8. n' s List arid the lists of thosp with all A's, all A's and B's, and all A's, B's and C's were posted on t h e fresh-man 'bulletin board in Alumni Hall on Friday at'ternocn. Space -does not · nermi t us to rint the ne~es ot' all or those wfio rec 0i ve t Lese onors, but we fee.l that 11n1ch credit is due ·Miss Ruth Wa lenta of So. China, who received all A 1 s and · tlrn s earned an averFige of 4.000,· the highest average in the class. Th ere were ten member s of ~~ the class on the list of A's and B's, and 118 on the list of A's, B's, Bnd C's. On the Dean's List there were t wenty-eight mem-bers of the class. F"RIDAY,7:J~vrr::,,;rnER :5 ,----Poverty Fill~ Alumni Hall at 7.~0 P. M. Tryouts for men's debating 240 .Arts & 'ScTences, · 4:15 P. Iv;: . ----0----SATTTEDAY, DE GE MBER 6 "FRESHMAtt ' boa1•d meeting, 1 P. I½ --0--Faculty- Sti.:i.dent Party, Alumni Ha 1 1 , 7 .3 0 . P. T! • ----0--~-MONDAY, . DECEMBER 8 Assembly 9.40, Alumni Hall Progra m to be announced ----0---- ' 'l1UESJ?AY, DECv MBER 9 Physics Club meeting, 6. '30 P. 1~ ·Dean Pa.u-1 :cloke. to deliver lec-ture, 204 Aubert Hall ----0----TBURSDA Y, 1'ECEMBFR 11 Masque Play, "The Pa.sf'ing of tLc. Thi rd Floor Eack" - - --0-- - .-FRIDAY, -D,:;-cr:111p..--.,~~~"' .... --• 111 l.1 m ~ .fi.,'IJ!a:ni~· DEA-N STEVENS S FEAKS TO I:HYS.I CIS'=', . NEARLY FOHTY ATTEND . ..:-,J--Dean Jameg S. Steven3 ad-ri.1,essed t h e Physi cs Club at l .... ,'. meeting held in Au bert Ha ll ~-:J." ··; Tuel'ldR y evening, on the subje ct "The Follies of Dcience".. Fol -· lowing the adJ.reRs the question: , from tlJe question b?.x. were an-swe1'Eh-i.1 and Dean Stevens an-swe1·e'1. questions asked by mem-ber.;:; of' t:he club. Nearly for-ty membe1ia.. of: the club attenjed . / ~~---... ~ .. -~-\ MORE T')EMBERS· NEEDED ON ''FRESHMAN'' STAFF --0--Because of several errors and complications in the plans of the 11 Freshman" board, the paper is being issued today instead of yesterday as was originally an-nounced. 1'Je shall do all in our power to prevent this condition from arising again, and from now on you may expect the paper to be out on Mondays. There is still room for more members of the class on the staff both in the editorial depart-ment, and in the business and circulation d8partment. Anyone at all interested should see "Check'' Ramsey at the M. C. A. or come to the next meeting of the staff, which will be held in the M. C. A. Building at one o'clock Saturday. ----------------FRESHMAN GIRLS TO HA VE RIFLE TEAM CAPTAIN MAC FARLAND TO COACH --0--Under the tutelage of Capt. MacFarland of the military de-partment t he Fresh~an Girls' Rifle Team will be organiz ed this week. Those girls whose names begin with t he letter 11 A11 to 11 H 11 inclusive should report Tuesday afternoon betwepn 1. 3 0 end 4.30 to the iifle range on the third floor of Lord Hall. Tt e timA of enorting for the re st of t he girls . is be-twe 8n 1.30 a nd 4.30 on Thursday, Dec8mr~r 4, at t te same place. STUDENT-FACULTY PARTY TO BE HELD (Continued from Page 1) --0--have heard that we sha ll be sur-prised to know how we ll some mem-bers of the faculty can plav. The commi t 'G ee in charge of the party is made up of six mem-bers of t he faculty and six mem-bers of the student body. Those on the com~it tee are: Miss Pearl Gre en of t he Home Ecormomica de-partment, Mrs . J. H. Wa ring, wife of Prof. J. H. War ing; Miss Es~ telle Na ot one Extens 91.)- ,r ... TRYOUTS FOR DT<'.BA TT<: TUFS,. AND FRIDAY; MJt,.:-TING H"RLD t NDAY --0--A me~ting of the candidates for the d 0 bate team was held in 275 Arts% Sci9"C 0 S Monday after-noon at 4.15 with nearly twenty students present. Mr. H. L. Bric ker, coach of the debate team, an nounced the coming tryouts for the team and the questions to be debated. The qur stions on which each candidate is to prepare a spee ch of not more than five minutes dur ation are: Res6lvPd : That chain stores are de trimental to the best inte rests to American pros~erity, Resolved: That the nation should adopt a policy of fre 0 trade; and Resolved: That the states should enact legislation providing com-pulsory umemployment insurance. On the last question constitution ality is waived, it does not ap-ply to organize ti ons emplo~ring less than ten persons. and does not apnly to strictly seasonable ocoupaticms • · Ea ch spe ' Ch should tBl<"e either the affirmative or the negative side and it should be made clePr· w}l ich sidP. is t Rken. The girls will have their tryouts Tuesd8y , Dece111ber 2, at one o'clock in 240 Ar ts & Sciences, The men will draw for places Ttur sd 0v aftArnoon a t one o'clock in 240 Arts & Sciencss, and will give tht, ir speeehes in the same place at 4.15 on Friday. TO LEC'I1URE ON STEFL IN DUS TRY - -0--TU:i:SDAY evening, D~,cember 2, at 7.30 in 305 Aubert Ha ll Mr. Grover C. Brown, Manager of the Bethlehem Steel Co ~pany, will gi v . a lecture, which i s open to the public. All persons int •0 r es t c;d in learning so ·.,.,e thing about the ste ~1 industry 8nd tl·,e opportun-iti es for college graduates in the Bethlehem Ste •l Company wilJ benefit greatlv hy attending the l ecture , whi ch will be illus-trated . v1oe, If!' D. W. Mo~~!s of tbe Public Speeking department , Miss --....... - ~.~" rkha-m o h e-sea-Tc-h de-par-t--·--~~:-::::=-rnent, and Mr . Ce ci 1 G. Fi elder Begi 11."ing with tl,e next f th '" c ~ i ssue of the "Frnshman " we ex-o , e !''I , • rt ■ The students on the com-i t- pect to initiate a cor r esponden c t eP are : Lon Cteney, pres i dent co lumn, wfuic h will be used as -a of t he Senior Skulls ; Har yy 7 _ means of discussing c lass prob-Booth of the owls , Henry Fever lems, as we l l as any other topic --of thA M. c. A, Haze 1 Parvhurst of interes t or importance to t he of tbe All Maine Women, Blanche Class of 1~4. 1':Te shall welcome H':"nrv of the SontoT"lore Eagl"'s, any contributions to this secti o:i 1 and Ann Euck of the Y. 1,'J. · C. A. but all lett ers stould be signe d . Love is an ocean of emotion entirely surrounded by e~pense. Leave your let ters for· the pa per at the M. C. A. Building. r FROSH 1Hqop PRACTISE STLRTS ) --34--Forty'-fi ve candlda tes for the freshman basketbalJ. team reRponded to Coach Kenyon 1 s call for practise last Monday. Both Mondav's and Tuesda y !s sessions wete d ~voted to the fu ~dRmentals of the game, and the toys were given a vacation fer tho rest of the we0k. As vet nothing ca n be said about how the cand1.da te s will sha DP up; but m:=iny of the bovs showed up very well. The team has a hard sched-ule ahead, but Coach Ken,ron is quite opti~istic, and believes he can as good if not a better team than last vear 1 s undefeat e d quintet .. CALL ISSUEi) FOR FROSH HOOP Mi.NAGER --34--Any freshmBn boys interes-ted in try i ng out for basketball manager are asked to report at the indoor field at 4.00 P.M. any afternoon this week. Tall boys are especially eligible for this position. EDITORIALS BANANLS According to the latest re-ports 11 Bananas"~ the Uni v~rsity mascot, is to be disposed of. Even though we have se8n him but little he has come to mean some-thing to us alrer dy, and we shall be sorry to see him go. To us he represents the Universitv spirit, 2c nd he has been immortalized in the new ,, Band Song". But it is ·i..;oo late now to grieve over his loss. We should have acted soonfJ r when the Stud-ent Senate was tr,ring to raise money wi tb which to support him. It is quite obviou s that tr'. e Sen ate re e'e i ved very little co-operation in the project, for had esch member of the Univ0r-sity done his bit, enough could ha--ve -e!t"Si . 1'eefl rai-s~ with which to feed the beal" all during the year. I -•:c- I - ......... ~,-..-~------COURTESY OR R~SPECT? 1'!e have noti ced t hat the hm8rican Flag flying fro m the flag-pole near F9rnsld Hal l has be en flown Rll ni cht. It is true, the re is no of-ficiBl law prohiri ting the fly-ing of our national emblem after dark, but it is m81e courtesy Pnd due rr s pect to raise the flag at sun-rise, a nd lower it at s,1n -set. Certa inly this re-': " n be r:a :i. d h"jrc. INTRAMURAL FEES:-- -34-- ,, , For some U"taccountable rea-son the intramural fees have not all been paid. Intramural basket ball practise is due to begin in the near future, Pnd the money must be turned in to buy basket-balls and suits. Everyone coonerate and have his f:L ftv cents in b:r the end of this wer0k. AS~ISTANT MANAGER OF PRLFY --:Z-4--Any freshman desirin~ to work out for asslstant manager of re-lay report to Harold Johnson any afternoon at ahobt 4,15 on · the indoor field. FRESHMAN CO-ED RIFLE TEAM --:7,4--Freshette rifle team is to assemble at t he rifle range in Lord Hall according to the fol-loP.i.ng s~h0dule: Tuesday, Dec 2, 1.30-4 .30 tlrnse whose name falls alphabetioally between ''A 11 nand 11 H". Thursday, Dec. 4, 1.30-4.30 those whose names fall between 11 1 11 and 11 Z 11 • T BIS AND TEJ~T ., - -"'i,■---suburt of Boston, is well represented by Roger Be flP·r. By a ver:r strange coincidPnce hefler is anothPr graduate of Tabor Ac~i dern.y. 1Nhi le at prep school Hef l 0r won the right to go on t he academv tour to Central America, and did a good jor as le Pder of the orches -tra. You can be surn that he took adv~ntage of e very advantage wh.i.le on this beautiful sea voyage. HA is also a member of the track squad. - -;,-- -Newport's gift to 1934 is John Gilman. 11 Gil" is a very popular young man. In fact he l~ so much sought after that he has a hard time findirl four hours n day for pr...acticing "-1"'11!"'1'-o~~.-..~~ Back" in his achao ays wa _ a cleve~ hoopst~ 7 and he will gjx..~~i!JJ!!!,.QQ.i~Y go.od nun foF guard on the fre shmen team tl-. i s winter. And now we come to 11 Brut e 11 Bullock, the prj_d c\ arid joy of I ~z, He certainly fills h is nlace i n the lime-light. Fred has pard n ltatea- :1:n suc.h spo-r'ts as basebal • football, and rasvetball, and is a grePtt example of the American self-mad 0 man, which is a very poor excuse. He was going so we ll social 7 v that he had to have h is hea d cl innPd for self-protec• tion. ~e ccmes from Hall owell , wr-.::.. r~ t L'. 0 11•.'; r.81j8 c,f "-', ,_, ,, <v ;--,- ·: 

The Freshman, vol. 1, no. 2

The Freshman was a weekly newsletter with the tag line,  Published by the Freshmen at the University of Maine.  The publication was issued on Mondays. 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 brief coverage of a proposal to fundraise among students to purchase a radio for the recreation room located in the basement level of Hannibal Hamlin Hall

The University of Maine DigitalCommons@UMaine General University of Maine Publications University of Maine Publications 1-19-1931 The Freshman, vol. 1, no. 5 University of Maine Class of 1934 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, "The Freshman, vol. 1, no. 5" (1931). General University of Maine Publications. 2367. https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/univ_publications/2367 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. • Purli sr1ed bv t h e FresLman C1s.ss at the Univr-::;rsity of Maine. VOL. I ~WNDAY , J l1NUARY 19·, 1931 NO. 5 FR ESHMEN TROUNCE HIGGINS PREP TO ~ IN FIRST VICTORY OF SEASON --;\- -Charlie 1:fowle Again ~natches Scoring Honors As Ma ine · Te8m ~ ins, 41-16 The frosh quintet r ~n riot with t be H:i. p:gin s hoonmen last Fri0.B.v evening n t tho P.:rm orv to win its first victorv bv · a rc ore of 41-16. For the first 0uarter of t he game a fast, scranry batt le was stag-ed, t b e ball being rushed fro m one end of t h e floor to t he other. A fe w m:tnutes a fter the second quart e r ha d begun Coach Kenyon renlace d t hA en-tire te am by a now squad which continued to pile up poi n ts for M8 in e , wh i 1 e t he o p no s it -ion was held in check by the strong defence. Towle continud his rec ord of ga ining the h i gh est number of n nints in the game hy dropning 8 point s - 1 1 • 1 -;-;i ' t t ,riough tl1e oop, wl.1J. e ta vor made f wo spectacular bask0ts fro m the c enter of t he floor. Gigu0re pla~ved the hub posit-ion well, a n d Gi l~an di d h is sbare t ,v tossing i.n 6 points. The tP nm showed its full str8ngth ch.i ring t r is p:Rme , and others who snw action were Russ , Seer~es, RAmsd PJl, Os-good, Cor!11ier, Perk l 'V)r , 1" 10, nlrs, p P, v er , R i n l r-; v , i::i 11 d Ea J 1 A rd • CA. L it:NDAR 'IlWSDAY , .January 2 0 Last Dav of Fall SA~P Rt er Classes in ~rts & Sci nnc9s. THURS~·AY , Januar·:r 2'2 L8 st ::) .. . of Fa 1 1 8 e . ester C 18 s s e f', . in. T e c r! v-i o 1 o gy a nd Agriculture. FEIDAY, JanuHry ~3 Exami1atio~s Start SATUITJJ\.Y , Jnnv a r :r 24 1\ if t . f I' ~·1 , ~ I ' D d 11/· e ing o. 1~ r 9 s : 1. man DOB r 1\1 . C . 1 . • at one o'clo ,"1<" . SEU: PULI.:-:r:rrn EO.AimS FOR s cnr.;D -UIE OF E.YA "lfU :ATI OJITS , A!.TD Fon Hri:P"SGI P.-TFA rr-IC i-' . -rrrTT,'f:~ "'I LL J?H' NO I ;',f':UF OF ) II ':[1 pf, -pp rs~ 11rp,_p " 1, r.' ')( T HT"?TiT • 1~K\D .AN J\.T;'i'I S 1:C (: H 1CEl~ S'H . .:.: / A HY O.J:E '"I 'IE LF:{ ri-J· L-T-'1'1f I . U:t FL T) (:( : ,r ;~ r ,c· :1Tl; 1; ~X,,,CUT I VT.' C m1n11 'TT"R-ri: D~C I DT-i'S A 11rro1JNT OF CLASf-' DUT.'S FOR V'Ti'AR Sum Of ,,~2 . RO mil 1 P.e PJaced On Ter~ Eill: Consi de r Dance InstP sd Of Bannuet ., __ ... ,_,. __ Th8 a~ount of ~2 . PO for class du 0 s for the vear ~as _ decid~d upon at t he me0ting of the Executive Comri itteP held~ on Mo,day, Deflember 15. There was verv little discussion of t he matter, and the vote was unanimous. This sum will be plsced on the term bill, wt ich ,~, 111 be sent out at the end of the semester, a nd wlll include the exnenses of the cl~ss ban-quet, t h e newsnaner, Pnd othe r incid Rntals. A s~·ort discuss ion of t h e merits of a class dance in place of a ~A nqu0t took nlace, bu t no d n c is i on WR s :11R d A • The '11 P. ri lJ er s o f t}-, e c o mm :i. t t e e A r- e : TlwrnR s Fo rs 9·:r, Nor->rJfP1 PR rt 1~ t t PP 11 l La 11 p-.l o j_ s , A 1 n}, Bu s L v on , 8 d Fitn St one. WA LT "'R L1JDL~N ·, BI GH AV,·RAGT' MAN , CHOS~N F?OSH RIBL~ T~A¥ CAPTAIN -- - i .. ""- -MePting He l d Thu ~sday ~ lects Jon0s ~nd Crowley To Other Of fic e s Of f i c /:3rs of t tie freshman rif J0 t0 am were elected at a m:rn t ing of t he tea rri held in Lord Ea lJ. ·1 a s t ~t~ -ursda.y ni ght. 1~10:1t~·' r Ludden; vil1m 1 2. hig:h man ·on the team, was elec t ed cap-tain, FB.• ··ry Crowley , manRge r, and Ken~eth Jo~es, assistAnt conch. Ludd :m is doing sorie · ·xc e ll s n t ~ork, and is n 0 Rring tho rP ,-,k of Distinguisr.,ed Rif l::sma.n. SP r g08 nt St~oth 0 rs has anT1ounc~d th8 fr~s}, rvian tAnrn s C }v~ d1 l 1 e t O r A R s f O 1, ow s : Bangor IIip:h v•p 0 k- of F~h. 7 .John'~ TTonlrin8 ,, ,, " 14 trnj_ v. of Io~na " " " 14 U. of Cin~i-nn8ti u 11 '' 14 ovln.h o-rnA P . • H . 11 11 '' 2 1 M • I • T • " " A nr • 1 7 Thi s 1 s t 1, 0 f i rs t t e P r-1 t tat a sch~dul · has h Pr n com --oi.. ~ d for r fr r~ s l' ma 11 r i .f 10 t 0 n. rn at t J~, r.:; U nJ_ v er s it y , and ~hi~~s lo ok ros v for R mi ghty ,:s u.cc ~~-s sful season. Cri pt, Lud-' c0 n ha s a h i gh.,'; r av ·-•r r g0 then t.l"v:i h ::1.gh :rn t mA n on t he var-sity r i fl e t eam, Pnd is do ing 1·.t· t t 1; r oad1 ti me he or a c t,ic c s • • Pu.blisr. c: d w ..:~r klv by t h,3 Clri t"3 S of l9Z·~~ et tr:e Uni vr, r> n =i 1 "".! of MFJ ine •· STAFF ED11 OR-IN- CEI PF A~'. SO CIP. JFE ·,~:: I110R s PORTS Trn rrrcrn 1?'.:\F: ~-ONA L l D I ~:10 R. EUS l l'T'S~'.~ f:: ~/!A NP. G FR News Reporter News Renort0r Advl ser ~~ ctvrn r d D,?Cour e y I r ene Sanoe rs :Ha.r·o J.d ;) 1:dga 1 A 1 n})f: U 8 1t Lyo~ Th omas Ee rs ::; y Kent Pra d bu t ·y Char18S Sma ll Che ck RaY11sey FL ~~ ~;lJM~:;N DRO E OF;~N I NG GAME ~.1 0 GI LMA N F I GH AFT':~E nAHD FIGHr:r - - ,,- -The fr ns~man bHs ~~tball t ea m ope n ·Jd i t- s s u .!=J s on 6$.t-' u r dn:;r ni ght in t>➔ Al1.;.mn i Gym with n 2 9 - 2G d 3 f 0At by t~ P strong Gil~an Pg i h quint ~~. Chf-11'~ l 1_ e r_r o'"' l e 8 ''1 ne. s s ed. a t otrl of 17 ooi~ts , A~d tooprd a l l in° scorlng . Tto ott ~r pla:r r:~ r s for ,\:JR i.n •') ~-, ':"~ Y' '~ : E- ·-~<::ir -l r~ s , T~! n 0 1.,~ s , Or rz o o d , R.., rrJ s d P 11 , Ps r k i ns , Dow , Ea~~r , Gi gu0~ 0 , G:~ J.rr.8 :J, I..-- r vo-r , Rus s , Corrrd ,.~r, m .; l'b,ur, i=-i n d Tonolosky. A RADIO FOH TP~ EW:CR~ATION HOOM Under IIa nrii bal Eamli n Pa lJ. we b:-:. v0 ~· f~_n r:. r ~ cr 0wt ion room. 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