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1801Cochran but ~ The speaker inChapelStudysFl Chapel this rder Sunday will be the ReverendThmoionFdawllb Thetmovie on Faill b l1. Palfrey Perkins, pastor of Pekw Rich ar ingargand VTey- King's Chapel of Boston. The Anne Baxter. On Saturday it tead service begins at 11:00. wl e"ertLn' rhil,de- las, IILPA out, O.7, U BR2 PHILLIPS ACADEMY, ANDOVER, MASS., MAY 11, 1949 PIE 0GNS SPRING PROMIVVVI LL BEIMPROVEDFAR ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Ozzie Tow er Immortalized Saturday CommonsTo Have Formal Dinner; ~At Impressive Ceremony In G. VV. H. -i ~Girls May Stay Over Saturday Presentation Of Medallion Marks I A few weeks ago, on Patriot's Day, Andover students Eeto o H l s H l wvere treated to the spectacle of a galloping horse bearing aElcinT fF m strangely-clothed H ms alOfF e rider who turned out to be none other than In an impressive ceremony on the stage of George Wash- Paul Revere. Several days later, the campus was bombarded ,,.ington Hall last Saturday morning, the other with littlZ leaflets; and, side of Oswald to further his campaign, a giant .~* Tower's double life received due recognition for many years Iposter was erected n the Corn- This year, as always, the Bor- of outstanding work. Dean of the Faculty, and Mathematics mons. All of these phenomena den Gymnasium will be the scene Isrco ic 90 Oze proclaimed a loahee h nipt the same thing-the of the dance itself. Yet the decora- Isrco ic 90 Oze a loahee advent of the Spring Prom. tions will render the gym unrec- h nipt able title of Mr. Basketball. As a and in recognition of his note- The Spring Prom this year ognizable as such, for the Corn- reward for his many contributions worthy services, he was presented promises to be bigger and better mittee has arranged to use a Pari- lte caciyhewswith the Harold M. Gore Award thnever before; if may be, in sian locale as setting for the in i this atrcpth:ws 1942. Then in 1944, by vote of the fact, a big step towards a three- dance. French chorines balloons,elcdrcntyothfisHlm NaoalAoiton fCleg day prom. There are several in- and lanterns will greet the dancers Sastual wal presaente with an Basketball Coaches, Mr. Tower vocatio~swhichshould please as they enter. As at the Winter medallion significant of his honor. wachsnndwredatoy the average promgoer. For in- Prom, Ruby Newman's orchestra forthoutstandingeleecontributionetbato Mf stance, dinner in the Commons will has again been contracted, and his n hec stew elevmen cais asebal be formal, and members of the music will further transport the associated with Athletics, Andover Helms Foundation kitchen staff will serve the tables. dancers into unreality; humor and Mr. Tower. Mr. Frank DiCle- The Helms Foundation was While this is a pleasing conven- will be provided in the form of mente. Basketball Coach Lne originated. in 1936 by Paul H. ience, a far more outstanding liveley emcee Billy Crosby, and the School, was the Master of Cre- Helms of .Los Angeles, California privilege has been granted by the 8-in-i Octet will entertain the mionies. After an opening address, an ardent sportsman faculty; a girl whose mother or couples with some popular har- who wished he introduced the others one by to origiziate a Hall of Fame to headmistress has written per- monizing. one. The first guest speaker was cover all sports, his purpose being mission to Mr. Pieters may stay Must Leave Dorms By 12:30 Dan Kelley, Supervisor of Physi- to honor-the world's greatest ath- over Saturday, watching the ath- The next morning, after break- Oswald Tower receives the Helms Foundation Hall of Fame medallion cal Education for Massachusetts. letes, coaches, and those who have letic contest and staying until fast in the Commons, some of the for basketball from Walter Brown, of the Boston Garden Corporation. He was followed by Eddie Boyle, made great contributions to ath- the movies are over that night' girls will have to leave at 1:00 (Photo courtesy of Lawrence Evening Tribune) well-known basketball referee, letics. He wanted to include men Girls To Meet Kempers P.M.; all of the girls will have to George Carens, Boston Traveler from all sports, whether amateur, The girls, attracted from points vacate their dorms by 12:30 P MrtwieanWlerBo ,clegtorpfsinl.Sm as distant as California, will arrive But another day at Andover awaits Homet And Gof fart MIRACLES MOTI F sport wieadWlrBown, olegatebe ooroesinl Soheps at 4: 00 on Friday. At 4: 30 a tea the girl with permission. During ~ ID age r of the Boston Garden and by the Foundation are Connie tenatveyfr aragete heday PabdyHouewhreHea rn h C u OF AR EXHIBI Arena. Mr. Brown presented the Mack, Amos Alonzo Stagg, Dean Scholarship Hall of the Commons, baggage should be stored, will The French Club has chosen The latest display at the Ad- medallion. Cromwell, Knute Rockne, Ried will give the girls a chance to meet serve as a base of operations; here Roland Homet, President, Walter dison Gallery is a goup of paint- r Grange, Jim Thorpe, Mr. and Mrs. Kemper; it will last and Pug Hef- coffee will be served throughout Goffart Vice-President, and Wen- ings lent by the Cultural Division ProaiisO lt felfinger. -until 6:00. This will give the the morning. After a day featuring dali Patton, Secretary, as its of- of the French Embassy. The Also on the platform were Fred In this first Basketball Hall of coupes chncetocang beorethewatching of athletic contest, ficers for next year. About fifteen paintings, or tablets, for most of Cole, Sports Editor of the Law- Fmtit-w aebe e dinner, which will be held at 6:30 and movies at night, many fond members were present at the elec- them are on slabs of old wood. ronce Eagle Tribune, Bill Mokray. lected. of whom three are contri- in Society Houses and at 7:00 in adieus will mark the end of a ions, held last Friday, May 6 have been collected from churches Director of College Basketball at butors, seventeen are coaches, and the Commons. greatly improved Spring Prom. when Homet and Patton were in the mountainous country along the Boston Garden, and P.A.'s twelve are players. Those include elected by large majorities. The the French-Italian Border. Called Quint Anderson, President of the the famous coaches Carlson of (vIATE''R.S L AAE ~~~~~~~~~~~~ce-Presidential race, however, "Ex-Votos," which means dedi- Student Council, and Jim McLane, Pitt., Cowles of Minndsota, and FA~~~~lTC~~~~ ET wa very close. cated in the fulfilment of a vow, who was elected to the Helms' Rupp of Kentucky, George Mikan MRSA TEU FA IL TO M EET vi ~ ~~~FrenchBoy Supported they picture various disasters, or thletic Hall of Fame last year of the Minneapolis Lakers Pro RE~~lIS EXCU P ECTALTI ON 5 ~~~~~During the past year the Club near disasters, from which persons frhssimn civmns Champs, who is the outstanding PREVU IOS EX PECTA TIO N S has ~~~~undertaken the support of a were saved. At the time each per- "Ozzie" Tower graduated from player as far as fame goes, and HigginsAnd Payson, Weaver And ~~~French boy, Guy Escudier. Guy's son's life was in danger, he had Williams College in 1907, where with Mr. Tower as a great oti HigginsPaysonAnd Weaver And fatherwas killed inthe war, and vowed that if he were fortunate he was Capt. of the Williams Bas- butor, James Naismith, who oigi- his family is too sick to take care enough to be saved, he would make ketball Team which won the New nated the game. -Britton Lead Very Small Field of him. The French Club agreed a gift to the Virgin. He thanked England Championship that year. After "Ozzie" accepted the me- to send packages of food and six her for her intercession on his be- He has been a nfi~nber of the Bas- dallion, Mr. DiClemente bought -With the instrumental duet of Hayden Higgins and packages of clothing to him during half with some little picture that 'ketball Rules Committee since Mike Payson the program to a close by reading winning first prize and another composed of Ed the year. Four packages of food was hung on the outside of a 1 9 11, and for over thirty-five years Weaver the words inscribed on the back of and Jeff Britton taking second, the Student Council'yshave not yet been sent, but all the church in the town where he lived, has served as Editor of the Annual clothes have been collected, and Rarely the medallion: "While it is on- long delayed Amateur Night was held did the one who wished Official Basketball Guide. He has ceded that contesting well and last Saturday night only packing and sending remains the Ex-Voto know how to paint, contributed much time and effort courageously is more important before the movies in George Washington Hall. Emceed by to be done. The food and clothing and so he went to the person in as-a tireless worker in the im- than winning, triumph is a worthy Art Doran, the "extravaganza" Ing -6f a rope, an exchange of are being sent through the Aer- his village who had brushes and provement of college basketball, result for which to strive fairly." Proise"ldie, fogntl- th hndkrchef nd mbrllasilscan Aid to France Society, pigment, usually the carriage p isedno h ldis andete h n ellasosilks,k r he umbroi" The French Club mneets every painter. Consequently the style shen, and bouretos fe oea d the pulling of myriad bulky Frdyevnn -f the French andqultofhepiinsa H w sG vsO g nC r e A Eec ons groups participated. objects from the inside of a small Room of the Library. At most of direct and primitive to say the The shw'soly relly pofes-Oriental screen. Jacoby was faced the past meetings members of the least and vary with the datofR c al In C pe Pi icA LgC bn sional act came first, with Hayden with a noisy, doubting audiences faculty have given short talks on composition. In all cases, one i Audience Listens to With the school year coming duigvarious aspects of French culture, aware of a touching Higgins on the piano and Mike and was rather nervous drn Dr. Grew has industry and to a close, Win spoken about the desire to record the incident ex- Vre~ moiin President, announcedJordan, the CircleAelection lieay oe the us.eThi pirh his routine, but he clearly showed political situation in France, Mr. actly as it occurred, which givei Last Friday, May 6, Mr. Arthur o h e fieswowl ei th~ir yncopaedrhthm insupe-his manual dexterity. their syncopated rhythm in supe-Gibson about French Canada, Mr. an amazing force feeling to each -Howes gave an organ recital before o h e fieswowl ei riorrerenditifonsh ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~tofunction soon. Rod Starke was avoiofsTsuchoThird tifavoritesse te abuonritaD Mprogram. I iwastrethegtoHuteelected hudrtopetheasspostectdof as- The Darktowvn Presidencysidncy Strutters' Bill second-place duo of Jeff Britton Hmphries about the French at- that, though the style does vary in bled in Cochran SueeLoely an andHowHig onthe trumpet and Ed Weaver Chapel. The cn- with Dick Suisman. Treasurer, Gil titu de toward Germany, Mr. New- the scene of each of the pictures. cert, which was made up of selec- Murray, and Dave Linehan. Secre- tee aond Lovelande Howc High on epao lyn anvlo ton about French Christmas cus- the portrayal of the Mon.Thelatterpiece ea- onthe the irgin 1z tions from seven different comPo13- t .Apci a eda h o pino, plying Crnival o s sareat 8 tured an especially fine drum solo Venice. Bitton played his trumpet nlogte tary.bshabuttA picnicalywasae.Thepanhelds the.M, tos r obs bu h x eeal h ae h ane rsatdt81 .. n atdcabin in the Sanctuary, at which by Payson, with Higgins doing his excellently with particularly good Periences of a friend in post-war could record what he had seen, for about an hour. hn Usual reswr okd ae o thegod piao.work tone but he lso was ervous.France and Mr. Staples about but not what he had to imagine. The program started withhaPureswecokdgms This ctpoish hd a tatdfinie Sill te tem peforme wel andFrench literature of the "classi- And so he lapsed into a stylized "Praise to the Lord," by Gottfriedwe padndohr mu- Thi es acda andinit wals thatis earnml theeecoderored pize cal" period, copy of the Heavenly Deity. theand othersit was lacked,this earned the second_____prize. Walther, a fairly tricky piece that ments enjoyed. that made the difference which Trio And Zombie was well handled by Mr. Howes. Today Win Jordan introduced End EveningCo niAfethsorpaetatolwd in Assembly Mr. Walton, a repro- gained them the prize. Amid a shower of assorted All h stionus Mr.t folowes sentative fr small change, omi the Affiliation Serv- the John Sutherland Std ntC un i iue l hssletonM. lIagician econd On Program Trio performed fourth, This trio, s oe ice of the American Friends Serv- The meeting was opened at 12:45 by President Quint An- played a soft selection, in contrast ice Committee, who spoke on the Georgo Jacoby was second on composed of Hall on the guitar, derson. Dud Shepard was found absent, named "What God Does Is Well acivistof th afiltedtn the program with an exhibition scoolst f Tom Regan on the bass fiddle, It was reported by Al Flynn that due to conflicting ched- Done." Following this on the pro- tesuetfrAdvrspot mnagic. He performed skillfully witlr John Sutherland at the piano ules of P. A. and Abott there would e no barn dance this term gram canie" Passacaglia" by Die- several execellent tricks, such as handling the vocals. gave Talk of two affiliated schools in Europe the cttingandplic-the ysterous own ad Tbetween. Tthe bttwontschools.oolPresidenttAndAnderson uncdannounced thichieeBuxtehudeA.ispThisngpiecheButhatd. were well-played, but a faulty final plans had been completed for the assembly toworrow. started off softly and slowly in- Thgzieie i lanning anothe HistoryPrize Exam microphone made the vocalizing W.iz Smit~Pie Some council members will meet the visiting speakers as they creased in volume and then meagaine datrie inord to innoite, iTLoyd hrl uil n undte t arrive at G. W. Hall. Realizing that they must either do a softened again. The beautiful tonesredn The Lloydaudible W.and Smithruined -Prize the act.hardly marilfrteiae; ]Exainaionin Aerian is-Last on the program was Charley ~ofthe chapel organ enhanced this of the Charleston Prison and th' bte job in handling discipline in the Commons or else step efc.Te aeteieial Danvers Insane Aslyum Both iI tory, 17.8 9-1914, from the Leonard and a Zombie. This Zom- out of the discipline picture entirely the members of the council choice fromt Bach. This was thestuioshvbenaddyte adoption of the Constitution to bie was a silvered ball that no- decided to renew their efforts to see that fair and unprejudiced "Prelude and Fugue in A Minor." Circle A for some time The o - the outbreak of the World War, sponded to Leonard's every com- consideration be observed in every discipline case. Both the Prelude and Fugue were ganization is hoping that the P \ Will be held at 7:15 P. M. mand and moved obligingly Movie tickets were suspended from Lincoln, Beardsley, rapid, fast moving pieces, and Mr. boys are enjoyning the Commo-is Thursday, May 12, n Room through the air from one side of Lombard, Denison, Crowther and Graham. Bob Anderson will Howes played them excellently, meals and are growing steadix' 21, Samuel Phillips Hall. the stage to another, creating a head the dawn patrol next week, quite mysterious for another old-clothes drive is effect. Continued on Page 3 being planned. Page wo-Paut s

says feeingsnothin of thenon T H E T iDreamed of -Planning." Mdr. Pot- Saturday Night Prs ottn. tefelnsofnn H NUT IN belly said to his wife that he - I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Poetns E~~~~~IIILI~~~~~~rIAN ~~~A member of the Student Congress s A WORLD SHELL thought Andover had changed L1 had an idea which he brought up at a So far the only defense of thee somehow since last he saw it. The PHILLIPIAN isoa member of the Columbia Scholas- recent meeting of that body, and the services has been Mr. Baldwin's state- By RICHARD W. BOETH Even the Andover Inn had tic Press Association ais well as of the Daily Princetonian Association of Pparatory School Papers. PHILLIPIAN would like very much to ment that we must preserve the school's Sign on the chapel door- changed a little bit. In every roonri Editorial Department back him up on it. Why can't some form deep religious tradition. Are we going You are asked to enter the there was a huge mural depicting Editor-In-Chief etran ntot Chapel quietly, go directly to your the Angel Gabriel hitting a no-i- vo ERIC WENTWOR-TH ofetranet'o ecsaiyafl-t e a fleconservativism kepus believer over the head with his Executive Editor seatmrefrand sayingalk"Preparepto EDWARD W. CHAPIN fledge6d amateur night, be presentedfrm eciyn the mistakes of the create an attitude of worship. -rmet our Gdayng "Peaet Managing Editor every Saturday before the movies? frm eciynMetYuGo. SYDNORB.poENIC dItr Teoiiasugtonwsmd past? I would like to point out that it Un huh, and watch out for those Mr. Potbelly was not prepared Assignment Editor Tbe wschool would nott., theinaltimeesthe noisy June--bugs batting against for the New Andove'r. Instead of E. W.KEYESCop G.iS.rs during a discussion of that familiar the widos English, students were taking a P. A. REESE R. J. RIKER complaint: too much noise before the ha hfe t osition in readto re- Thtsetltl oieo h four year course (in the case of B.C. Phelps SnoAdirsD. J. Sutherland show begins. It has been well estab- ligion to a more liberal one. Originally Chapel door is something like inV pcrga-fite-f-Wcor- F. S. Jewett P. A. BrodeurinCetgAntiud-fW- P. L. Nsh W. J Kaiser lished that Saturday night is "our night Phillips Academy was dedicated to *placiug a sign in Fort Knox saying ship. The course was taught by a P.H.Teock to howl." However is is natural that the fighting Catholicism. Those days are wPeamsDt aealdlo."ance,o flash-card system, with all under- W. J. Levitt AsoitsP. A. Reese underumindais alsootongonefWhygraduates required to wear sneak- J9.J. Pates L. E. Robillard unegraduate midi loreceptive tognmuch to the school's credit. Wythere are conflicting elements n ers so they could enter the cla~'s- J9. C. Pratt A. C. Robinson teCae:atral o ei C. Smeth . F.Schlmmersuchdiversion as witnessing talented cannot we take another step toward thesl cael afer all,thow reaiso -omqity.Iaoomco Photographic Editor performances by others of his genus. true religious freedom at Andover? I g nwy gT xnPtbly e3a u oto Photographic Board He might at least give the pew backs a suggest a open meeting be held to dis- have an Army chapel, let's have tononaral R.D. Jackson D. Seifer breathing spell. cuss our present chapel system. some Army cots as well in there. Business Department ~~~~~~~~~~~~~soat least we can sleep comfort- S Business Manager Popular music, especially, by some F. A. Rhuland ably. ANNSu~ JOHN SHERRY of ourplr musicians, and vocal -This sign business could defi- Advertising Manager pulrnitely be carried too far. Let's look AN CHARLES GORDON groups ought to be well-received, as well AN00VEE GORHAM W. HUSSEY ROBERT SIMONTON asuhpresentations athtmc-Andover in the Year of our Lord CO L. . Kane SeirAvs P. D. Levin talked-about but never-seen playlet by 19 55. . . SERVING LUNCHEON Sat. J. A. Wexler Rockwell's famous nedwe mention his Survivors of last week's film Will be Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Potbelly 12 Noon to 4 pJ. m. bas( G. S. Abrams (neediate (no relation to the Brooklyn Dodg- Tuesday thru Saturday tear LD Kzmnn e?) producer. tested again on Friday night ith erpice)aedvngn from95 M. Batal D. C. Linehanpice)aedingnfrmuvr A. . Dolden, JrW. . Neehlans Not only might a well-organized "Yellow Sky". Although this film isn't West Waco, Texas, to see their son wl E.R. Harris .D. Penwell program of tiye alleviate some of too hard to ber tWill Elliot. Now Texans are all a pax SERVING DINNERS golf L. Hollman C. Shaifer bunch-they worship the golden R. Kapelson P. Shambaugh the confusion before the movies, but nevertheless cause con-cafndtePbelshvn' 12 Noon to 8:30 p. m. few The PHILLIPIAN is published Wednesdays during thecaf ndtePblishvn' school year by The PHILLIPIAN board. us osbyi ih ea source ofsiealdscmotobennthTudytruS dyalw Entered as second class matter at the post office at jus posbyi ih b ieal icmfr obe nte habit of attending Tedytr udyao Andover, Mass., under the act of March 3, 1879. entertainment, of which, some say, those who dislike West- church. This is also due to the fact from $1.50 up T Address ail correspondence cncerning subscriptions that Mr. Potbelly attended An- CLSDMNASYl and aidvertisement to J. A. Wexler, r C. Gordon, care there is an apparent lack. erns. doeCndLepulaOe fSt.Rt MONAY se School subscription$4.00. $3.00; Mail subscription The story takes place was in creating an attitude of wor- The PHILLIPIAN is distributed to subscribers at the Advr as ee commons; and is for sale at the Andover Inn. ain 1867 and has to do with maladjusted ship, he naturally never went nearAdoeas.df The PHILLIPIAN does not necessarily endorse the. Gregorytr iset I aycae Tl 16fv Cornrications that appear in its Editorial columns. .a * A I'J fl Civil War veterans. eoyPeck isan as he putted along Main Street In Bounds Take a Bus stea( Office of publication: The Consolidated Press, Inc., fre Park Street. innocent rebut he has wicked com- south of Andover, he looked into en Andoer,ass. May11, 949Dear Sirs, y ihr imrhe tainhaeair and saw the Inspiring sight subji Andover. Mass., May 11, 1949 ' ' of theth MeorilMemorial Tower,owe, onlyoly with~~~~~~~~~~~~ithen Recently you published a letter at- who are a Bad Influence on him. One anavriigdril ordt o Fran Gentle Reminder tacking our daily chapel services. I day, presumably feeling more malad- it and telling the countrysideni would like to make one correction in justed than usual, they rob a bank. In about Honest Alex, the Used Reli- Week End in Town Eddi ~~HEN the founders, many years this letter. It was stated that "on Sun- order to escape, they must cross a salt- gion Dealer. and W thingsago, were planning out the ~~~~~~~~~~~~~Theycame to the campus. In Old THE outfi whichshould we ~~~~~~~~~~dayseach faith is allowed .. , to worship fiat, They do so, only to find the heroine, English a sign told them, "Phillips Jim wereh not shudwork, they probably in its own manner." This is not so. In Anne Baxter, and the usual western Academy, Founded 1778. Turn At K lin E werenotthinking about the Andover practice only the Catholics and Episco- movie plot on the other side. Next R~ight For Real Religion, OSE EL Prom. wereHowever, if their opinions ~~~~~~~~~~~~ServedWith Soft Music And An ash Prom. However,if their opinions werepalians can go to downdown services, Saturday's offering, "Secret Land," Amplifier." The Chapel itself pro- Ro S V L behii asked, they would undoubtedly express and all others are herded into Cochran is a decided change for the better. It is claimed in neon lights, "Chapel New York inga their strait-laced ideas in no uncertain Cae.atcnclrdcmnayo"Or-RihTisW.WeAeokngJohr plans.Withouthei guidacChapel. upMore Than The Founders Ever both to us, the student body, to see that we As for the claim that our chapel is tion Hghjump," the Navy expedition wihsons livethe up to"conduct becoming a non-sectarian, I do not think such a to Antarctica in 1946-47 under Admiral Awy aoiewt tr geneman"t hicndesptesomen evi thing is possible. To be truly non-secta- Richard E. Byrd. BA T~TPrep School Students. H, genlesato thcnr, si sma i- ran a service must be acceptable to all The filming is expertly managed by DA1iLTONl Direct underground stror deneste cntrry o isstil a ine-religious sects. This means Mohamme- the Navy, and M-G-M has done a fine dove gral part of Andover tradition. das uditadCnuita eljbo dtn.Oeo h etrfa Fpassageway favoi The Prom this year's,isadsinti- BuditRnMAsweljbofeiig.OeoCtebte to Grand Central Terminal. Bc novtiotht ihe i~'s re o e pr-as Christians and Jews. Even when the tunes is the use of three narrators, il tl Don mittedstay oere onSaturda untilterm is limited to mean a universal Robert Montgomery, Robert Taylor, and 0Yu oe ntecne le mittdsty thre o Saurdy utilProtestantism our chapel does not fill Van Heflin, to alleviate the inevitable Yorhtl-iteceer Sp the evening movies. Formerly they of EVERYthing. dista were asked to leave before noon; this the requirements. At the right the monotony of one voice. This documen- Prescription Hugl concession to the wishes of the students Episcopalians find it too simple and de- tary on the activities of the Navy in and wasonly made after the faculty had void of ceremony, and at the left the peace is comparable to "The Fighting nien. was madeonly after the faculty had Pharmacists Ill~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I decidedwe wer that capable of carry-Unitarians cringe every time the doc- Lady," an excellent documentary on MADISON AVENUE sh~ou dngiout thae ensib le asociated- trine of the Trinity is pronounced. This Navy activities in wartime. 0AT 45th STREET tion. ing out the responsibilities associated form~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~fon with it. ME""hr hroDEAN CARPENTER get We, the students, must realize that, ""WHO - MEGeealMnae if our newly-won privileges are abused, --- .-. C ' saPoeso"A HILTON HOTEL aid next year's Prom will be severely cur- -1'--el tailed, if not eliminated altogether. This Al T is a pretty remote contingency, but it lacbe could happen if the school does not co -ndveN tinaB nk__il operate in making this more liberal iPess, Prom a successful one. Last year there Advr es ~ was considerable comment among those Bob who attended Andover's Winter Prom *7&,.CHECKING ACCOUNTS REGISTER CHECKS su

as to the conduct of a minority of the ' h SE \~~~~~' ~~~~SAVINGS ACCOUNTS THRIFTI-CHECKS Y students there. If there is such a group __s at the Prom this year, we will have R.ighl them to. thank for the withdrawal of mayn our newly-won rights. iiroeet. The faculty has shown their confi- Thm dence in the discretion of the student 5Daf"P M A CADtradit body by their permission for the girls SWillI

tb attend the athletic events and the - h e 99Pckr slwa ittI4 movies on Saturday. Let us show them $ 2 3 92.e00 Wedc that their trust is justified by our be-DEIRDINLW NC havior-by signing in and out at the right places at the proper time, by mak- No Trades Required No Assessories Added T ing sure that our dates have left their CAM BEL dormitories by the deadline, and by act- - DO N CAP INC. ~ op ing at all times like responsibley repre- I akr ae n evc 4 se tLwec 48oper

sentatives of our school. -A