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Haverford News � Volume 25—No 6 Ardmore (And Haverford), Pa., Monday, March 13, 1933 � $2.00 a Year HAVERFORD, PA. S 1933 HAVERFORD NEWS VOLUME 25—NO 6 ARDMORE (AND HAVERFORD), PA., MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1933 $2.00 A YEAR Observation Planned of, New Athletic Coach OR, CHANT PICTURES Fractional Centenaries THIRTY MEN CHOSEN ROY E. Milli TO According to Henry S. Drinker. Jr.. representative of the elate of GLAMOUR OF ORIENT 1905 on the Alumni Centenary TO SING IN FRIDAY'S GUIDE THREE TEAMS Committee, the class will cele- brate the completion of one-third of a century as part of the Hay- erford alumni group at the time IN NOTE FROM SAID of the Centenary In October. Mr. GLEE CLUB CONTEST FOR 1933-34 SEASON Drinker observed that thirty-three and one-third years almost to a day will have elapsed since the Haverford Professor Stops class left College. "Parsif al" Production. Home Former All-American Will in Egypt on Way to The class of 1925 will celebrate and Harcum Concerts the completion of one-twelfth of Succeed Geiges as Beth Shemesh a century, and the clefs of 1930. Will End Season of one-thirtieth of a century, as Football Mentor part of the College's alumni. Other EAGER TO BEGIN WORK classes will observe the passing FACE FOUR OPPONENTS TO LIVE ON CAMPUS of various fractions of one hun- dred years since their college days. Dr. Mimi Grant, Professor of Rehearsing almost daily, the Glee Roe E ilandee. fmeN- All-Amer- Biblical Literature, recently wrote 'can qur-terback a-8 member of the the following letter to D. D. Dunn. Club, under the direction of William 95. Dr. Orant is absent on special Bents, coach, is completing its prep- ramous Prawn Inn-Men tease has leave as head of the Haverford aration for the annual intercollegiate been selected as next year's football Archeological Expedition, and wrote Glee Club contest. which will be held coat" at F-ne'rferd College. succeed- from Port Said, Egypt. on his way to Ray E. Randall ing Ellwood A. Ogges who resigned Beth Shemesh. BANK CRISIS OBIS on Frieley night at the Academy of Dear Havertord: Music. The competition, In which Fenner Brown athlete, now coach- the poet last fall. As a deviation I wonder if Fve found a place there will be four other participants. ing at Virginia, who will meanie com- from the established tradition, FL which no Haverfordlan has seen be- plete charge of football, basketba.I Tatnall Brown. Jr.. Director of Ath- fore. Yet It is near the sea, In typi- is being given under the auspices of and baseball next year. CHARITY PAYMENTS the Philadelphia Forum. letics at Haverford, announced that cal delta country, a strong city of many tens of thousands of popula- On Monday afternoon tryouts were Randall would also coach basketball on, with every modern improve- toeldeterzine ,whatehmmemberseeemh of To and baseball beginning next year. ment and the centre of a teeming Needy Groups Receive Funds A graduate of Brown University, country population. whose rich black the local Randall is at present Director of alluvium raises riches abundant for Contributed by Chest nest Haverford In the contest, and DEBATERS MEET Freshman Athletics at the University man and beast. Cranes with their flom Collections a Platelet eight men were choseri of Virginia. where he coaches foot- curving wings lift snowy whiteness from each of the four sections. Mr. svinTHmilFiEco Eos ball, baseball and basketball. He was among the vivid green crops. He- _ basketball coach at Virginia Poly- xane.% cotton. beans, alfalfa, date In the face of the Immediate hin- Dente stated that the selection was technic Institute et Biacasbtmg In palms. gorgeous flowers. smiling peo- drance of a national banking boll- difficult because of 'the fact Last in isiga and during 1929 and 1930 was ple, mud villages and striving ales day. and the general obstacle of the a large number of cases the quality varsity backfield coach at V1110018 financial stress of the past year, the connected by roads along the dykes, of tale was almost the same and that under Earl Abell, former Colgate railroads also In places. Charity .Chest Drive. headed by E. Juniors to Uphold Negative mentor. Here centers Mansurah, and leav- Craig. Jr., '39, has collected all but ry little difference existed between ing It by auto we were hemmed in 0175.00 of $795.00 which was pledged. the voices as a whole. of "Coeducation Is Called Signals for Brown by thousands corning to the weekly Four hundred dollars have already market along the road which we took been turned over to the United Cam- Bentz Names Contestants He Is a grad tate of Brockton High to one of the greatest ruin mounds eingn, $25.00 to the Bedford Street The following were ehoten to take School and A.-dover Academy where he participated in three moor sports. in the East. Ancient Mendes was our Mission. and $20.00 to the Main Line part In the compethion Swarthmore canes to Haverford objective, center of the cult of the Continuing in the same lines of ath- Branch of the Needle-Work Guild. Inc the third theittet of this year on rem-god. whose Naos, cut from a Two hundred and Ilfteen students Fleet tenors. Clough. Dewier. Du- letics at Brown, he played vanity solid block of red granite. 20 feet have pledged donations and the laney. L. Green, Guthrie. 'Llnaberri Friday night. Boxer and basketball football and baseball for three years. tall. stands on a base already 25 feet comixditee announces theLli will re- and C. G. Smith; second tenors, Cad- hest* left things-all even and the de- ang-tweetty baekatball far one year. tury, Ducdale Locking raesche, Me- high, mownitig -the' hill.' ReaMet, ceive new pledges at any Ohne. Just bate beteeen the Swarthmore wo- being captain of football In his sen- sticking out of The ground. are single- Oinley, P. Truex, Stayer, and Snyder ior year. see Craig or a member of the com- men and Haverford men will tem- block sarcophagi of the sacred rams. mittee. es an alternate; first basses. Duffield He achieved his greatest fame Thus did the humble, useful, wooly The amount pledged this year falls Fulls, Greif. Hogoauer, Kerslake, porarily disturb the balance. signal caller for the Brown's unde- theep of antiquity come Into his own Rohrer, W. B. Smith, Stoddard and Haver ord. upholding the negative feated team of 1926. In that year lid below the $1000.00 mark. which was Yearsley; second basses. Atmore. Hor- after all be had done for man. And not In 1932, by over 9900.00. Craig of the q itstion. "ffasolved: that Co- won the quarterback berth on the of- underneath are the relies of a civili- ton. Howard, Knight Page. Sargent. ficial All-American team selected by attributes this to financial conditions. education Is beneficial to both men sation that went farther In some re- gating that the committee realizes Tatem, Vining. and Bachman as an Reckee. Warner and Jones. "Tug" spects than we've ever done. There the difficulty which stands In the alternate. and women," will be represented by McLaughry, head coach at Brown, are factors for an increasing respect way of many payments, but that the Aittaugh it has not been definitely three Juniors. F. II. Downey, J. L. stated that when "Roy" graduated. for human personality locked In the officials of the drive hope the pledges decided, It seems reasonably certain Dusseau and B. S. Lowenstein are he krew more football than any man mystery of these ruins. will be fulfilled with all possible that "The Broken Melody," by Sibei. to deliver ten-minute speeches, with he (McLaughey) had ever coached. Valle Biblical Sites speed, since the money is urgently Ms. will be the minket song. while coat. ea Peer a. CM- I Besides the above excursion we needed to alleviate poverty and -Ave Maria," by Jac. Areadelt, and Lowenstein presenting the rebuttal. have visited the two sites, Pithom and hunger. "Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal." by The Swarthmore debate x., properly IDLE ACCEPT Succoth, mentioned In the story of From the balance at hand and the Mark Andrews, will be swag in unison chaperoned. intend to arrive In time OPPORTUNITY the experiences of the Biblical He- money yet to be collected, the Chest by the five clubs. In addition, each for supper. The debate will start at FOR STUDY AT HAVERFORD brews as they eoiouened in bondage participating organization will sing must provide for the American B o'clock In the Union. Dr. William In this delta before going up to Friends' Service Committee, the its college song and one optional Entrants Include Large Number of Canaan. I am reeking light on the Robert Simpkin Fund, the American number. The tickets are controlled Raze!. asaistant professor of Eng. College Men connections between Egypt and South Red Cross. the Hampton Institute. ty the Forum under Its regular sub- lab, will act as chairman. Palestine in former days. and several other charities, ten. oe I' e, ma. T In addition to the Swarthmore Concluding the first week of the In these preliminary explorations, contest, Haverford has several other offer of free tuition to the unemploy- related to my proper field. I tun debates scheduled for the near fu- ed of the Main Line, Haverford has helped by expert assistance from the ture. On March 22 the debaters op- accepted le out of about 30 men who University of Pennsylvania. Haverford Club to Celebrate Its pose a team from the University of have applied. Others are still eolutid- Anilelege. Beth Shemeah Maine, and on the 1th of April they ering their courses, and Dean FL Tat- Soon I hope to go on 10 our WI meet the Davidson College speakers.
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