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C c "I know everything "Eat, Drink, and Be EFEAT CXEY except myself" Merry; Live, Die and tie the week 11 —Francois Villon Be Buried" hockey team decisive Tile Obi* Campus In spite of thr g and passing Published Weekly by the Students of the University of Maine t-gatherer for XIII Vol. X X ORONO, MAINE, NOVEMBER 19, 1931 No. 8 son, halfback, om the circles FOOLS STEP IN WHERE STEIN SONG RECORD .ere the back- FORESTERS ANGELS FEAR TO Spanish Club Will Present Operetta by Cabrer a, STARTS CRUISE WITH SENIORS TO TREAD CRUZE TO LEAVE Never realizing the extreme 1 Including Several Novel Dances on December 3 The Maine Stein Song, it ap- NOMINATE danger of what they were doing pears, has power to relieve loneli- CE FOR CAMP two fraternity initiates sent out on Work on the annual production of the ness. "Mike" Cruze, 37-year-old ON MONDAY their "mission" kidnapped the Uni- Spanish Club, tie/in' Lindo. is progress- Spaniard. and for some time a res- coutnieta versity's stag stallion from the ing rapidly under the direction of Senor ident of Rockland, started out for his Senior Group To Spend Eight Weeks barns last Tuesday night and tied Louis Cabrera, who has arranged to use his home in Rio De Janeiro in Junior and Sophmore Classes Slated him to the 23-foot craft, the Olga II. Mike tints, front door at Colvin several new dances this year. Gaining Experience Under the ' Hall. Being, like all persons in traveled alone, and the cruise was To Hold Primary Nominations on Miss Natalie Anderson of Bangor will their condition dumb lucky and in- to be a non-stop affair. The craft Direction of Prof. Adams assist in the production, and Miss Marcia Tuesday and Wednesday nocent they succeeded in leading the was loaded with a stock of provi- Alkeman, Miss Tillia Bell, Miss Doro- ___-.---- ferocious beast to his destination sions. provided through the gener- 'seniors in the Forestry School at thea Green. and Miss Helen Findlay in The first step in the election of the class without mishap, but the next morn- osity of the lone mariner's friends, University of Maine will begin conjunction with John Stinchtield will this the ing when he was discovered there and a rickets talking machine was officers for the three upper classes NY have dancing specialties. Miss Ruth their winter duties at a camp locat- was a lack of volunteers to lead added for good measure. Space year will take place when the primary Hamor, Carleton Hayes, Charles Strif- in Indian Township, Washing- the animal back to his stall. After was limited, however, and only one nominations are held. The senior nomi- ed fen. Luthan Crosby, Frances Pascarelli, searching in vain for brave men the record was taken. It was here that ton County, on November 23 and and Lewellyn Stearns have been chosen nating committee will hold its first meet- authorities finally located four Mike showed his good taste, for continuing for eight weeks, it was soloists. Miss Dorothy Sawyer will take ing Monday at 7:00 P.M. in the M.C.A. Val huskies from the power house who the record chosen was one of the announced today by Professor J. M. a leading part in the dancing. sophomore took old Man-o-war back to the Maine Stein Song. building, with the junior and Native costumes have been ordered by Briscoe, head of the Forestry De- barns. When those lads heard Unfortunately the story does not classes holding similar meetings Tuesday Senor Cabrera for use in the entertain- partment, who has the general sup- what they had done they dropped end here, but for the sake of ac- and Wednesday evenings, respectively. ment. and details of dress and scenery to their knees in fervent prayers of curacy it must he added that Mike ervision of the camp duties. have received more attention this year The former president of the class will thanks that they were still and his craft foundered some 170 Professor R. I. Ashman, assistant pro- alive than they preside at these meetings. and the delega- have in former years. In order miles off Nantucket Island, and fessor of Forestry, will accompany the to prevent consist one representative confusion a limited amount of had to be rescued by a passing tion will of students to the camp and will have direct tickets is being ordered with approxi- from each fraternity, sorority, or group 1 steamer. Perhars a mascot and charge of the work during the eight • mately of fifteen non -sorority R one hundred reserved for the fac- not consolation is what Mike should -fraternity or non weeks. He will be assisted by M. Austin students. ed Cross Asks Maine ulty and parents of the participants. DOROTHY SAWYER have taken on his trip. Wilkins of the Maine Forestry Service, Any number of nominations may be Augusta. Chief among the duties which Students To Aid Drive matte at this time, each person whose students will have are the following: name is proposed being considered nomi- running survey lines, timber cruising. PLAY PRODUCTION GROUP CLASS LEADERS ELECTED First nated. The eligibility of each of the can- timber estimating, scaling, and observa- Orono Branch of A. R. C. Asks Local Masque Play of didates thus nominated will be passed on tions on actual logging operations for PRESENTS ONE ACT PLAYS BY W. A. A. AT MEETING; by the Registrar, and a list of the nomi- and lumber. This camp has been Organizations To Contribute pulp In Year Proves nees will be posted on the class bulletin through a cooperative agree- IN THE "LITTLE Success established Annual Membership THEATRE" ADOPT NEW CONSTITUTION board in Alumni Hall. nient with the State of Maine to carry Drive Secondary nominations will be held oft instructional work. A small but appreciative audience at- At a meeting Mrs. R. K. Adams. chairman of the of the women's student Eleanor Meacham, Hope Clark, Helen .tie week after the primary ations. the one act plays body Thursday evening Students eligible for the trip must have Roll Call of the Orono Branch of the tended three given in the new constitu- with each delegate casting one vote for the -Little Theatre" Tuesday evening. tion of the Women's Findlay, and Walter Hall Elected to completed all scheduled work up to date. Penobscot County Red Cross is making Athletic Association each uffice, anal five for each conllll ittee. The first. "The Lonely was accepted. Names of those scheduled to attend are: an appeal to student organization for aid Hearth," por- The new constitution pro- Membership in Dramatic Society Delegates are to vote in accordance with trayed vides for the Edward D. Abbott, Freeport; Allen Brat- in the annual membership canvass. On the working of the Christmas spir- system of interclass competi- the instructions given them by the group it in the Avon tion to replace the ton. Williamstown. Mass.; Donald E. November 7, Mrs. Adams sent a letter Academy for girls. The temporary inter-group The Maine Masque presentation of which they represent. Tim number of characters Miss system that has Carter, Orono; Stanley G. Cole. W. to all fraternities and sororities soliciting were Withingtoo the been in usage this last "Holiday" by Philip Barry proved to be final nominations will he limited to two year. Hartford. Conn.; Wilfred S. Davis, their interest in contributing as an organi- kindly Dean of Girls—Mildred Haney; a great success last Thursday evening in fomirtterea.ch office and seven for each com- Mechanic Falls; William M. Dunlas, zation and not as individuals. Miss Summers, the austere, unsympathet- Before the meeting was adjourned, Alumni Chapel. Work on the produc- Canonsburg, Penna.; Virgil T. Gross, ic president of the school—Mrs. Meade; class leaders or Bowdoin, Colby, and Bates have con- captains were elected to tion had been underway for the past No nominee will be able to appear on (Continued on N1ary Smith. an impetuous student—Hel- lea(' the classes in Page Five) tributed generously in former years but the various athletic month, and the large audience indicated the final halite as a candidate for more en Findlay. The play was directed by competition throughout the year. this is the first year that the University Thelma Gibbs. the students' acceptance of the play. All than one office of the highest (mkt*. of Maine students have had an oppor- Kay Trickey was elected as senior lead- actors and actresses in the play portrayed TRYOUTS TO BE HELD FOR t unity. Overtones," under the direction of er. She has been prominent in many their part excellently and the artistic Eleastor Meacham, was an unusual play campus scenery helped Funds are being solicited with the full activities, especially in sports and give just the right atmos Varsity Harriers Finish in ORATORICAL showing the dual personality of individu- phere CONTEST knowledge that many students attend the is recognized as a hockey player of abiilty.