The New Hampshire, Vol. 23, No. 1 (Sept 29, 1932)
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B. U. Gridmen Face Have You Subscribed Wildcats Saturday (Thr Sfetu Hampshire to the Campus Paper? Volume 23. Issue 1. DURHAM, N. H., SEPTEMBER 29, 1932. Free WOMEN STUDY HOME PROGRAMS THE EXETER INN NOTICE NEW DORMITORY JOHNSON NAMED PARMENTER MADE MORE THAN MEN HIT DEPRESSION OPEN TO PUBLIC ENDS CROWDING YMCA SECRETARY SCHOOL DOCTOR There will be a meeting of to the freshman men heelers for Scott Hall Houses 120—Re Tekes Lead Fraternities for Extension Service Flans 23 Smart Hotel Dedicated Also Teaches Orientation Experienced in College Med Phillips Exeter Grad- the staff of T he N ew H a m p leases Ballard and Com ical Departments—Has iear—Theta U Heads Course tor Kural Women shire tonight at seven o’clock in Courses in History— Occupies Site of Old mons to Men Sororities —Covers Food and the offices of T he N ew H a m p Heads Religious Taught at Harvard Grad’s House Clothing shire in the basement of T The architectural beauty and ma Groups Medical School Hall. It is important that all terial comfort of the campus has been The women on this campus are In memory of Colonel William greatly assisted with the completion slightly more intelligent than the men, Boyce Thompson of the class of 1890 who have signed up or intend MEMBER OF BRITISH With “depression” features in the of a new women’s dormitory, new ten Dr. Gilbert R. Johnson has been en or so it would seem from the aver of Phillips Exeter Academy, Mrs. An to sign up be present. Absence limelight, the 1933 home program of nis courts, and a new athletic prac gaged as Secretary of the Y. M. C. A. RED CROSS IN WAR ages received by them during the past thony Drexel Biddle, Jr., and her the state Extension Service will pro will count against you. tice field. to fill the vacancy made by the resig year. mother, Mrs. William Boyce Thomp vide a 23-subject course in home eco Scott Hall, the new women’s dorm nation of Benjamin F. Andrew. This list of averages also shows son, have presented to Phillips Exeter Coached Football Under Famed Percy nomics for rural women, according to itory, immediately catches the eye as Dr. Johnson comes to this campus that those women belonging to soror the beautiful Exeter Inn, which Haughton While at Harvard plans just made by county home-dem- N H TWO bF.. 600Aa?U in an entirely different capacity than ities had a higher average, 77.55, than opened to the public a week ago on the non-sorority women, 77.04, while onstration agents and state special a beautiful and needed addition to our any previous Christian Work Secre the site of the old Graduates’ House buildings. This dormitory was named tary. He will head all religious activ the non-fraternity men received high ists. in Exeter. Dr. Derric C. Parmenter has ac A live-at-home program will be UNIVERSITY HAS for Dr. Scott, who came to this cam ities on campus and at the same time er marks, 74.04, than those belonging The Inn is situated on the corner of cepted the position as University Phy stressed in the foods and nutrition pus from Hanover together with Dean teach orientation courses in the His to fraternities, 73.66. Pine and Front streets and will be sician in the new Harvey A. Hood work which will be directed by Miss Pettee. He remained in connection tory Department. This superiority on the part of the open to the travelling public as a first House. He has assumed the duties Elizabeth Ellis in Coos, Hillsborough 1639 STUDENTS with this University until the time Dr. Johnson received his A.B. from women, as evidenced by their marks class hotel catering to both permanent of Dr. Arthur W. White, his predeces- and Cheshire counties. This pro of his death which occurred about Muskingum College in 1916. He then r. is proven by their average of 77.34 and transient guests. It is said to be gram will include “budget” gardens to three years ago. One hundred and went on to Princeton where he re Dr. Parmenter comes to the Univer against that of 73.98 of the men. one of the most up-to-date and mod- provide year-around supply of vege Enrollment Exceeds 1931 twenty women are accommodated here ceived his M.A. in 1920, and in 1922 he sity with a wide field of experience in The Theta Upsilon sorority led the ernly equipped inns in the country. tables; food-preservation meetings to who previously lived in the Commons was awarded a Ph.D. by the Univer college work. He graduated from women with 79.70 while the Phi Alpha The furnishings and appointment Entries Contrary to Ex teach up-to-date methods of canning and Ballard Hall. The releasing of sity of Edinburgh. Harvard in 1913 where he played cen fraternity led the men with 79.64. of the Inn are of the Colonial period fruit, vegetables and meat: aids in pectations these houses has greatly assisted in From 1922 to 1929 he served as ter for two years on the Harvard var The list of the fraternity averages and compare favorably with any hotel “stretching” the food dollar; instruc discontinuing the crowded condition of Professor of Religion at Muskingum sity. After graduation he immediate are as follows: of a similar type in America. tion in the kinds, amounts and costs the other men’s dormitories so evident ly entered the medical school, earning rank The dining room will accommodate Despite the general opinion that the of food needed to “maintain minimum during the last few years. his way through by part time coach Phi Alpha, 79.64 1 comfortably two hundred persons and number of students enrolling in the health” of the family; instruction to Probably the greatest surprise to ing of the football team. In 1917, Phi Delta Upsilon, 74.89 3 will be operated on the American University of New Hampshire this help women carry on relief work in the majority of the students is furn having received his M.D., he served a Alpha Gamma Rho, 73.65 8 plan. There is also a private dining year is below that of last year, statis their communities; and emergency ished by the six new tennis courts short interneship at the Massachu Pi Kappa Alpha, 72.98 12 room for small parties up to fifty. tics from the Registrar’s office prove now being completed at the rear of Lambda Chi Alpha, 74.07 5 information on selection and prepara otherwise. The total enrollment this setts General Hospital and went with There are sixty well furnished and Fairchild and Hetzel Halls. These the British Red Cross serving with the Kappa Sigma, 73.64 9 tion of low-cost foods. September is 1,639 as compared with equipped rooms, forty-four with bath. courts are constructed of tar and cin rank of Captain until 1919. Alpha Tau Omega, 73.43 10 The educational work in clothing The manager is Edward F. Nash, 1,636 a year ago. is planned to assist home-makers, in der base with a green slate-dust sur After being mustered out Dr. Par- Theta Chi, 73.73 7 a former Haverhill resident, with There are 304 freshmen entering face. The attractive walls, drives, and economizing and includes clothes re the Liberal Arts College, making' a menter then returned to Harvard to Phi Mu Delta, 74.04 6 hotel experience from Florida to New grass plots surrounding them make a coach football under the famous Percy Delta Epsilon Pi, 73.39 11 modeling clinics and coat schools and v 0rk. total of 1,094 students. The College instruction in such topics as “spend distinct improvement on the appear Haughton and later under Coach Fish Theta Kappa Phi, 74.61 4 The Inn is one of the smart places of Technology claims 129 new men ing the clothing dollar” and “clothing ance of the University. Four similar er. In addition to his coaching du Tau Kappa Epsilon, 7’5.96 2 to dine within easy driving distance and a total of 381. There are 21 life-savers.” It will be offered prin courts for women are being con ties at this time he was also an In Alpha Kappa Pi, 71.74 14 of the University. Students, faculty freshmen entering the two year Agri cipally in Belknap, Rockingham and structed near the road on the plot of structor in the Hygiene Department. Theta Upsilon Omega, 72.39 13 members, and visitors of the Univer cultural course and 39 new students ground in front of Scott Hall. Grafton counties under the super He soon became more attached to Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 71.60 15 sity will appreciate this long sought enrolled in the four year course with During the summer the University’s vision of Miss Hazel E. Hill. teaching than coaching and upon the Sorority averages: ^ addition to local hotel service on a total of 131 students in the College dairy herd was installed in its model The home-management emergency loss of the head of the Hygiene De crowded week-ends such as Home of Agriculture. lodgings on the Concord Road. Here training aims for “wise spending” Of the total enrollment of the Uni partment he became acting1 head of Theta Upsilon, 79.90 1 coming, Dad’s Day, and Winter Car they can be seen in a thoroughly mod this department. In 1924 he gave Phi Mu, 79.27 2 through the use of account record nival.