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Maine Campus October 15 1936 Maine Campus Staff The University of Maine DigitalCommons@UMaine Maine Campus Archives University of Maine Publications Fall 10-15-1936 Maine Campus October 15 1936 Maine Campus Staff Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/mainecampus Repository Citation Staff, Maine Campus, "Maine Campus October 15 1936" (1936). Maine Campus Archives. 3039. https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/mainecampus/3039 This Other is brought to you for free and open access by DigitalCommons@UMaine. It has been accepted for inclusion in Maine Campus Archives by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@UMaine. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Vote Monday In The Presidential Straw Poll! 411•••••••••MNIMMI....=.4/Mr• Campus Radio Vote In lite Broadcast r!t iw 7:45 Friday Tr* Monday Campus I riMP•41•4104M• Published Weekly by the Students of the University of Maine Vol. XX XV III ORONO, MAINE, OCTOBER 15, 1936 No. 3 Alpha Gamma Rho Again Class Primaries Faculty and Undergraduates Takes Fraternity Lead To Occur Tues. Regulations For Selection To Cast Ballots in Straw Vote In Scholastic Rank, 3.01 Of Delegates Issued By Houghton For Presidential Preference Second, Third Places- At a meeting of the Student Senate and Kappa, Bowdoin Special Interfraternity Council held in Rogers Nationwide Poll of Go to Phi Eta Hall on Tuesday evening the announce- Arrangements for the running of Many Students ment of primary nominations for class of- Attention, Juniors! Lambda Chi Alpha a special train to the Bowdoin game Student Opinion ficers to be held Tuesday, October 20, at Brunswick are being concluded On Deans' List A tentative Prism board will be was made. Section 19 of the constitution To Be Made FOR SPRING SEMESTER by Ted Curtis, faculty manager of formed next week. Juniors inter- of the Interfraternity Council was amend- athletics, in cooperation with the Registrar Issues Names ested in working on either the busi- ed to permit freshmen who are official POLLS OPEN MONDAY Pi Beta Phi Takes First Senior Skulls. Students ness or the editorial staff should in- pledges to a fraternity to visit that fra- Of Honor dicate their interest to the editor, The train tickets, which will be For Sororities In ternity or any other fratelnity at any For Spring Term either in person, or by means of a Separate Ballots To Be on sale within a few weeks, will Contest time. Section IV, Article 3 of the con- -card addressed to the Prism, Alum- Close cost only $1.50 round trip, with ac- Taken at Alumni Hall stitution was set aside and the proposal The Dean's List of the 1936 spring se- ni Hall, and deposited in the Treas- commodations for as many students James Each Class Figures on the comparative scholastic for the payment of a two dollar per month mester was released recently by urer's office. Such cards must be Of standings of University of Maine frater- as desire to go. The schedule of A. Gannett, Registrar. The complete list pledge fee to be disposed of at the discre- in by Monday noon. A straw vote on the candidates in the fifties, sororities, honorary societies, and the train has yet to be worked out, tion of the houses was adopted. is as follows: but it is expected that it will leave national presidential campaign will be con- organizations were released yesterday by The meeting of the Senate was presided COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE. Uni- ‘Vebster Station as did the Bates ducted by the Campus on Monday, Oct. James A. Gannett. registrar of the over by Thomas Houghton who explained Robert V. Akeley, John C. Alley, Gwen- Special last year. versity. These figures apply to the past to the members the details of the nominat- dolyn M. Baker, Ronald E. Barnes, Leon- 19, to determine the degree of strength A baggage car may also be at- spring semester. ing system for the selection of class of- ardLynchM. Brann, Vera E. Brastow, Edward which the various candidates possess at tached to the train for the sale of Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity recap- ficers. At the primary, which is to be F. Brarmann, Richard W. Briggs, Rich- 938 ".••• • refreshments to students en route. the University. Ballot boxes are to be tured lead that was temporarily held ard F. Burgess, Gordon L. Chapman, rism the held Tuesday evening, an unlimited num- Editor set up in Alumni Hall as in the regular Delta the previous semester, ! Laura G. Chute, Lucy M. Cobb, Joan by Phi Mu .ss her of nominations may be made. This class voting. Students are to vote by group average of 3.01. The Cox, NVilliam H. Craig, Arthur L. Crouse, by atta' • g a list will be narrowed in the secondary Tentative Board To Be classes. Each class will be represented agriculture fraternity had held first place Floyd M. Elwell, Thomas B. Evans. nomination to be held later to two candi- Chosen Within Week by a different colored ballot in order that years. Phi Eta Kappa took for several Masque To Present dates for each class office and seven names Nathan \V. Fellows, Jr., Gayland E. comparisons may be drawn. Faculty and place with an average of 2.557. second each class committee of five members. Folley, William N. Forman, George T. Thomas I.ynch '38. of South Portland, administrative officers will vote on a sep- Chi Alpha was third with "Bishop'shop MisbehavesMisbehaves"" Lambda 2.465.! The places selected for the meetings of Fowler, Richard W. Gerry, Jean I. who has been appointed editor of the 1938 arate ballot also. Among the sororities. Pi Beta Phi Grange, Earle E. Gray, Elizabeth M. Prism, announces that he will select a First Play of Season To Be Staged primary delegates are 33 Winslow for The local straw vote is being conducted captured first place with 2.79, by barely Gruginskis, Walton E. Grundy, Edna L. tentative board within a week. on November 11-12 sophomores, 17 Winslow for seniors, 22 simultaneously with similar straw votes Omicron Pi which aver- Harrison, Miriam A. Hilton, George L. nosing out Alpha Rogers for juniors, and the large lecture Lynch has been completing plans for in other colleges and universities through- Delta Zeta was third with Houston, Leslie. M. Hutchings, Beatrice aged 2.73. "The Bishop Misbehaves," a three-act room in Coburn for freshmen. the book during the past two months, and out the nation in a comprehensive poll of The competition between these three F. Jones, Francis C. Jones, Robert 2.70. farce by Frederick Jackson, will be pro- The following system is to be used for C. he already has more than 200 photographs. student opinion sponsored by The Daily societies obviously was very close. Jones, Stacia V. Kufel, Lois R. Leavitt. duced by the Maine Masque in the Little the selection of delegates to both the -pri- At least half of these pictures were taken Princeton ian, the undergraduate newspa- honorary society group Omicron Henry F. Lowe, Robert E. NIcKusick, In the Theatre on November 11 and 12. mary and secondary nominations: by Lynch himself. Several other students per at Princeton. The Princetonian is to Nu. home economics society, led the entire Gustavus A. McLaughlin, Arland The play, one of the Broadway hits of One from each fraternity—Such a dele- B. are at present covertly taking pictures compile the total of the men's vote cast, list of all organizations combined with an Meade. Roy L. Miller, Althea H. Millet, the 1934-35 season, concerns a Bishop gate sl ;ring a statement certifying his and catching students and faculty mem- while the Vassar Miscellany News is to third places authority Richard average of 3.65. Second and who has always had a love of wickedness with the signature of the presi- A. Monroe, Josie V. Naylor, Oli- bers in informal poses. Most of the per- dent of the house. receive the women's totals. In this way were taken by Neai Mathetai and Alpha ver M. Neal. Jr., H. Ross Newcomb, Rob- sons snapped will be of the detective-story type. He is an One from each sorority—Such unaware of the fact it is expected that shortly before the actu- Zeta respectively. a dele- ert L. Ohler, John W. Oliver, Thomas elderly and saintly dignitary, and by acci- gate shall bring a statement certifying her W. until they see their pictures in the Prism al election the final results of the collegi- The All Maine Women stood first ()wens, Avery E. Rich, Lucinda dent he and his mild old sister stop in an authority with the signature of the presi- E. Rich. next spring. ate poll will be available to all college among the campus organizations. They dent of the sorority. John B. Ross, Sargent ugly "pub" immediately after a hold-up Russell, Charles Lynch, in addition to being editor of newspapers throughout the land. were followed by Scabbard and Blade One for each fifteen non-fraternity men B. Sibley, Walter S. Staples, Roger M. and robbery has taken place. —Such a delegate shall bring a statement the Prism, is managing editor of the The straw vote will afford an oppor- and the Prism Board. Stinchfield, Edward Stuart. Jr., Mervale The Bishop is in his element, and the certifying his authority with a signature Maine Campus, and electrician for the tunity for many students who either are The standing of the societies and or- of fifteen names. W. Sylvester, Dana Thompson, George detective work starts. Not only does he Maine Masque. He is also a member of not registered as voters in their home ganizations is as follows: One for each fifteen non-sorority women R.
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