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Faculty, Stu? Ents,. Alumni to Presidential Order'the Hairy Ape ; . arY ... C"' 1 1 ~ -c . ..:J-y -..,IJ,. ""'~ ~rl:1.v · .. ~ ·rJ G, Co:1n . ~:J,l' u- • 2 COPIES '- , tt tt Volume XLVIII HARTFORD, CONN., APRIL 11, !951 Number 20 Faculty, Stu?ents, .Alumni To Presidential Order 'The Hairy Ape," Arena Style Attend PubllcServlceSeminar Grants Deferment C t 0 AI . H II T •t Hartford City Manager Of Most Students omes umnl a onl e · S k Sat d Pat Keller is Star of MaiM pea er U r ay Anxious questions on tudent draft By Dick Hirsch tatus were finally clarified last week O'Neill's Problem Play by a presidential order providin~r a Tonight at 8:15 in Alumni Hall, the On Saturday, April l 4, the college definite plan for draft deft•rmcnt of Jesters will present the first in a ser­ will sponsor a conference on Public co llege men. ies of four performances of The Service Training. The meeting is the According- to the order, deferment Hairy AJ>c by Eugene O'N ill. The first project supported by the recent­ will be granted on a dual ba is: (1) remaining performances will be giv­ ly·establi shed George J. Mead Fund, automatic deferment based on schol­ en tomorrow, Friday, and Saturday recently established under the will of astic standing in relation to the rest evenings, April 12, 13, and 14, at the the late Pratt and Whitney Aircraft of the class; (2) automatic deferment same time. co· fo under. by scoring 70 or better on a special The Hairy Ape, directed in arena The revolving loan fund was es­ selective ervice deferment test to be style, by Mr. George E. ichols III, tablished with eighty percent of the given this Spring. is the Je. ters' second production of $143,000 bequest from the honorary General Hershey emphasized that school year. It concerns the emotional Trinity alumnus to be used for loans tudents are not expected to meet struggles of "Yank," a muscular coal to students specializing in the fields both qualifications. stoker on a ship, in his attempts to of Government, Hi tory, E conomics, A tentative program for deferment discover some aspect of society which or Public Speaking. The remaining on the basis of class standing speci­ will accept him. After the security of twenty percent of the gift will be us­ hi stokehole is shattered by the en­ fies that freshmen must be in the up­ Pat l{cller as the 'Hairy Ap ' ed for prizes, lectures, and other spe­ per half, sophomores in the upper two trance of a wealthy heiress, "Yank" cial purposes, such as the pending thirds, and juniors in the upper three seeks revenge against her and tries conference, in the fields of Govern­ quarters of their respective classes. to 1·e-establish a position for himself in the world. ment, History and Economics. Seniors planning graduate work Raeburn and Orchestra Keller A Lead Aims Expressed Harold Taylor will be deferred for a year if they To Play at Senior Ball; Yank will be played by Pat Keller, The purpose of the session is to either rank in the top half of their bring together alumni, students and Ginnie Powell Will Sing '53, who appeared in the leading role class or score 75 on the test. of Ferrovius in the Jesters' presenta­ fa culty to assess the training for pub­ Dr. Harold Taylor, The test, designed to measure Boyd Raeburn and his orchestra tion of Shaw's Androcles and t.he Li­ lic service which Trinity may properly learning ability rather than knowr- have been chosen by the Class of 1951 on last May. Keller also assumed ma­ offer, and explore ways in which stu­ Young College Prexy edge, will be given at Trinity on May to provide the music for the annual jor supporting roles in A Bell for dents may be encouraged to consider .ll S k Th I pea urs. 26. Students unable to take the test Senior Ball to be held May 5. Ginnie Adano a year ago and in The Male public service as a vocation or avoca­ w Dr. Harold Taylor, young presi- at this ti .~ e will be given two further Powell will be vocalist. Animal last November. tion . dent of Sarah Lawrence College for opportumtJe to do so on June 16 and Due to conflict in schedule at the Sieve Plum, '53, a newcomer to the An opening general council will . June 30. Hartford Club and in order to plan J esters, will portray Long, cockney outline the work now being presented W omen, wlll lecture Thursday at 8 :15 ., the Ball for a weekend of home agitator among the stokers. Bob to students in the f ield of public af­ p.m. on "Liberalism in Education" The 36-year-old college president Eligibility Requirement!: sports activities, precedence is being Krogman, '52, will depict the role of fairs, and Carleton F. Sharpe, the broken and the formal will be held Paddy, aged and mournful stoker, City Manager of Hartford, will dis­ has become a spokesman for liberal To be eligible to take the defer- on Saturday evening instead of Fri­ thinking concerning modern educa- ment test, an applicant (1) must be a and Elliot Rosow, '52, also a newcom­ cuss the need for interest and partici­ day. The dance is scheduled for 9:00 er, will take the part of the lWW sec­ pation in these affairs on the part tion and is known for the strength P. M.-1 :00 A. M. Intermission enter­ and vigor of hi s statements on civil (Continued on page 6.) retary. of college graduates. tainment will be provided by the Ruth Benson and Bca Hemple, who Round Table Discussion rights, academic freedom and indi­ Bishop's Men and possibly by the vidual education. play the roles of Mildred, wealthy The remainder of the conference Pipes. heiress, and her aunt, are new to Jes­ will be carried out through round Educated in Canada and England, Tickets are going on sale for $5.00 Dr. Taylor was judged by the Facul­ ters' casts. Both have studied drama­ table sessions, in which groups of WRTC Presents Poe per couple. Corsages can be obtained tics at the Randall School in Hart­ alumni who are participants in some ty to be the "best all-round" student through committee members when at the University of Toronto and took ford. Others in the cast are Bob Ma­ field of public affairs will assess Dramatic Production tickets are purchased. gruder, Joe Wollenberger, Hal Butts, his doctorate at the University of briefly the qualifications needed, sat­ Filling out the weekend entertain­ Ronald Rowland, Bob Sawyer, Dick London. He became an American citi­ Tomorrow at 8:30 WRTC's branch isfactions derived, and suggest desir­ ment will be house parties and sports Kennedy, Dick Hooper, Mel Curry, !s­ zen while teaching philosophy at the will present another story by Edgar able preparation in college and out­ activities including varsity baseball ob I Cargill, Pat Smith, and Trudy University of Wisconsin. During t he Allan Poe. The title of this series, side. Each round table will then have formerly called We Know A Poe games with Columbia on Friday at Benson. war he was a research associate in time for questions, comments, and Story, has been changed to Mystery 3:50 and Springfield on Saturday at Seven Sets Required the Office of Scientific Research and discussions. and Imagination. 3:30. The varsity track squad takes The staging of The Hairy Ape, a Development. He was elected to the The round tables scheduled are in on Coast Guard at 1:30 Saturday af­ play in eight scenes, requires seven presidency of Sarah Lawrence in 1945 This week's story will be the only ternoon, and the freshmen tangle with the fields of Public Administration, comedy ever written by Poe, entitled different sets. The audience will be Politics, Part-Time Civil Service, at the age of 30. the Cheshire tennis at 2:30P.M. (Continued on page 3.) Dr. Taylor is a leader in several or­ The Spectacles, and deals with a near Public Service and the Lawyer, This last formal weekend of the ganizations for labor education, ex­ blind man who refuses to wear glass­ Public Service and the Teacher, and year is being arranged by the Senior change of students between America es out of vanity. Several of his Public Service and the Specialist. Ball Committee composed of Bill Van and Great Britain, and national stu­ friends play a trick on him and he I FC Will Consider Faculty members who will be present Lanen, Alpha Delta Phi; Ned Kulp, is ready to marry a girl whom he be­ Alpha Chi Rho; Craig Ludlow, Delta at the conferences are, respectively, dent affairs. Freshman Rushing lieves to be young and beautiful but Phi; Dick Ricci, Delta Kappa Epsil­ the Messrs. Ponturo, Thompson, The question of whether or not to who is in reality a spinster. The story on; Mac Jacoby, Psi Upsilon, Lou Ra- Towle, Peele, Herdman, and Lock­ reinstate freshman rushing will be de­ ends with a novel twist ·ts do most o! (Continued on page 6.) wood. the Poe stories. cided tomorrow night. At that time ROTC Cadets Flown This program will be the third in the I.F.C. will formally vote on the the series of shows which are direct­ The Senate announced Monday matter, with a two-thirds majority Dando Looks B h"1 d To Southwest for Rifle ed by John C. Dando of the English night that primary elections for needed to put the new plan into ef­ e n Match and Study Tour Department.
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