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Vol. LXXVII. No. 8 BATES COLLEGE, LEWISTON, MAINE, NOVEMBER 29, 1950 By Subscription
Kirtley F. Mather Frank Morey Coffin John H. Crider Major George Fielding Eliot Mistletoe Magic Casts Holiday Spell Campus To Emphasize Politics I Mistletoe Magic Bell And Dill "Democracy In Age Of By Barbara Swett Meet British In Crisis" Will Be Theme Mistletoe Magic will cast its spell of enchantment over Chase By John Rippey hall frorh 8:30 to midnight Saturday, aided by the music of Bob Debate, Dec. 8 Major George Fielding Eliot, famous radio commentator, is one Pe'rcival's band. Max Bell and William Dill will of several noteworthy figures who will contrihutc to a heightened Couples will wander under a tickets: Aphrodite Doukas, re- meet a team representing the Brit- political atmosphere at Bates next week, Starry sky, through a winter won- freshments; Patricia Scheuerman, Ish universities in the first interna- derland of Christmas trees, snow, decorations; and Dorothy WikolT, tional debate of the season. ic opening shot of the bi- the point of view of the average and mistletoe at the annual soph- guests. Cla*s officers Robert Len- The event will take place in the ennial Political Emphasis Week citizen Wednesday morning in omore Christmas formal. non, Alan Goddardi Alice Hunting- chapel on Friday. Dec. 8, at 8 p.m. will be fired in Chapel on Monday Chapel. Novelty Gifts From Santa ton, and James Moody and Fac- The topic will be: "That this house morning, and in the ensuing five On Thursday a discussion of ulty Advisor Professor Andrews Even Santa Clans is attending approves of a program of medical days students will hear several labor-management affairs in rela- have been assisting the committees. and will give away novelty gifts. A care to be paid for at public ex- views of the political picture from tion to the political scene is tenta- singing group and a story teller pense". President Phillips will pre- many well-known men — Eliot. tively scheduled for 3:30 in Chase will 'he there to entertain. side, while Richard Nair will man- Kirtley Mather. Fred Scrihner, Hall. age the debate. John Crider. Joseph Fletcher, The price has been cut from last Thursday evening familiar fac:- Frank Morey Coffin, and one of year's $3.60 to $2.40 per couple. Xmas Seals Both Past Debate Winners ty members will talk politics wf'n the most dynamic and sucsessful Tickets may still he purchased from Both Bell and Dill have three students in dormitory discussions Bates students of recent years, Wil- Charles Rucknam and representa- years' experience of collegiate de- from 7:30 to 9. On Sale Here liam Stringfcllow. tives in each dorm. They will he bating behind them. Dill is presently Communism Friday Topic also sold at the door. The campus will he canvassed by manager of defeating, while Bell is "Herald" Editor To Speak Joseph Fletcher, left-of-ccnter mail within the next lew weeks for president of the Bates Debating "American Democracy In An professor, will speak on interna- Tuxedos, Corsages Optional the sale of Christmas seals. Con- council. Age Of Crisis" is the theme of the tional Communism in Chapel Fri- The dance is semi-formal. Tux- tributions are used to fight tubercu- As a sophomore, Bell represented week. The keynote speech will he day morning. In the evening social- edos and corsages are optional. losis. Bates at the National Delta .Sigma delivered in Chapel Monday morn- ized medicine will be fought over Something unique has been The Liaison Committee voted Rho congress at Chicago, and in ing by John Crider, editor-in-chief during an international debate in planned for refreshments but the Monday to sanction the appeal as his junior year, his team won the of the "Boston Herald." the Chapel, starting at 8. The sophomores- aren't giving any one of the special "minor" charity state tourney and the MIT tourney. Kirtley Mather, famous Harvard Bates team will tangle with F^ng- clues. drives, emphasizing that contribu- lull is on the dean's list and is geologist and liberal who was the lish debaters from the University The Hobcat Den and Chase Hall tions will be strictly voluntary. currently president of the campus storm center of last year's contro- of Birmingham and Wales, in tt>e lounge will he closed to students The committee voted earlier this Young Republicans club. versy arising from a ban on a week's finale. not attending the dance. Only the year to approve two major drive-, Dill, as a freshman, was on the speech he was to deliver in Saco, At present a commentator for Den and Campus avenue entrances the Community Chest and the winning team at the New England will speak at 8 p.m. Monday in the Mutual Broadcasting System to the hall will be used. World Student Service Fund, and tourney at Dartmouth. His team Chase Hall. and a columnist for the General Committee heads arc Calvin Gall, to act on requests to conduct won the Maine state tourney and The next afternoon at 3:30 Wil- Features Syndicate, Maior Eliot has entertainment; Charles Bucknam, "minor" drives as they came up. the MIT tourney at Boston. liam Stringfcllow and Fred Scrih- built a reputation through the He is also president of the Pub- ner, a Republican National Coin- years as one of America's foremost lishing Association, vice-president mitteeman from Maine, will be political and military analysists. He It's A Vicious Circle of the men's Student Council, and heard in Chase Hall in a discus- is a former military ana'yst fo- Getting out a newspaper is no picnic. If we print jokes, students say a member of Phi Beta Kappa and sion on "American Political Par- CBS. military and naval corres- we are silly; if we don't they say we are too serious. If we publish Delta Sigma Rho. ties: Actualities and Potentialities." pondent for the "New York Her- original matter, they say we lack variety; if we publish things from A Long-Standing Tradition Major Eliot Is Highlight ald Tribune," and columnist for other magazines, they say we are too lazy to write our own; if we stay This debate is one in a scries of Major George Fielding Eliot will the "New York Post." Major Eliot in the office, we ought to be out rustling material; if we're out rustling over 100 international debates in highlight the week with a talk on is a past president of the Associa- material, we are not attending to business in the office; if we wear old which Bates teams have participat- American foreign policy Tuesday tion of Radio News Analysts. clothes, we-are insolvent college students; if we wear new ones, we got ed. Bates inaugurated internation- evening at 8 in the Chapel. Prolific Author the money from our graft. What the hell are we supposed to do, any- al debating in 1921 by sending the F"rank Morey Coffin, well-known Major Eliot is the author of way? Like as not some will say we swiped this from an exchange. first team to England. I.ewiston attorney active in Maine many books on national defense We didl (Continued on page five) politics, will look at politics from (Continued on page three) &> TWO THE BATES STUDENT, NOVEMBER 29, 1950 First Fireside Chat Is Campus Chest Harvard Lecturer Speaks Collects Pledges About Christian Ethics Through Friday To Local Social Scientists The Maine Social Scientists met In describing the present social The Bates student campus Com- Mr. Marvin Eienricks who has and that we should not vary this at Chase hall on Nov. 17 and situation, Dr. Chen enumerated the munity Chest will wind up its attended many well-known col- standard from day to day and sit- 18. This organization is comprised following points. By setting up a leges and universities and is at uation to situation. A discussion system of collective farms, thus campaign this week. As the STU- of social science instructors from present doing research work at the hour followed during which several DENT goes to press complete to- breaking up family relationships in Hartford Foundation in social questions wire raised by loquacious U. of M.. Colby, Bowdoin. and rural areas, the Communists may problems spoke on the subject, students. tals are not in. But collections Bates. 'it spoiling their attempts at dom- "Wine, Women and Song" or as a The Fireside Chat was preceded have fallen short of the proposed Dr. Kenneth K. S. Chen, lectur- ination. Narrowly defined Com- subtitle. "The Value of Christian by a dinner in honor of Mr. Hen- goal by approximately 15%. This er at Harvard, delivered the fea- munist principles conflict with the Ethics" at the fust Fireside Chat ricks in the private dining room at difference was caused by students tured address of the convention on Chinese love of generality. of the year. Rand Hall. The CA Cabinet and being unable to fulfill their Friday night. Discussing social He also pointed out that the Mr. Henricks felt that we should members of the Fireside Chat com- pledges. trends in China, he titled his Chinese soldier is denoted as the set up a definite standard to go by, mitte'e attended. speech. "From the Empress Dow- hero of the masses, "the true de- Of the total amount collected, ager to Mao." fender of the Communist faith." the women's side of campus con- Communism In China On Saturday morning, Dr. Young Republicans Hear tributed $188.50, while the men's According to Dr. Chen, "Com- George H. Ellis, from U. of M., contributions totaled about $95 to munists -.inder General Mao are spoke on "Developments in New date. aiming at radical changes in, Chi- England." Dr. Robert A. Winters, Brewster In Discussion The breakdown by dorms is as nese society." He told the group executive director of the Rubber follows: Cheney. $25; Women'.' Heel and Sole Institute, titled his Foreign affairs took the spotlight be listened to in regard to the that the Communists have a rigid Union, $1.75: Milliken, $22.75; speech: "The Private and Confi- at the Nov. 16 Young Republican Orient. party organization in China, and Whittier. $12; Frye. $8.50; Hacker. they know what they want. "About dential Experiences of an Econom- uniting when Senator Owen Brew G.I. Bill For Korea Vets $11; Mitchell. $14; Chase, $9.50; 80 to 90 per cent of the Chinese ist Lost in the Untamed Jungics of ster answered questions and talked Brewster said he favored a "little Wilson, $16.75: Roger Williams in the interior of the country, most the Headhunting Businessman." policy with approximately SO ('.. I. Bill" for veterans of the $26.75: Lambda Alpha, $20: Rand, of whom can neither read nor Both addresses were followed by Young Republicans and guests. Korean War, and predicted passage $20.50: Smith Middle. $34.25; John write, have little thought or feel- discussion periods. Nationalist China took up much of such a bill. Bertram. $20.25; West Parker, $23; ing toward America," he stated. Bates Officers Retire of the discussion. "In my opinion," One of the most surprising devel- Sampsonvillc, $7.50; off-campus But Communist propaganda, di- Concluding the conference was a Senator Brewster said, "Chiang opments of the evening was the re- men. $11.50. rected at those people correspond- business session, when new officers Kai-shek is the George Washington vealing of the high regard Senator The tot 1 amount collected so far ing to the American high school were elected. Two of the outgoing of modern times." Brewster had for President Truman is $283.60. age group, is probably taking ef- officers are Prolessor Bartlett, pres- Favors Aid To China in the days when the two worked to- fect. ident; and Dr. Donovan, secretary. Brewster told of his two -trips to gether on the Senate war-time Tru- China, during which he was very man committee and during Tru- favorably impressed by the Nation- man's first term in the presidency. Recognition Night Frosh Election alist government and the Chinese Maloney Speaks To people. He is in favor of aid to Na- Welcomes Freshmen Ends In Tie, tionalist China, and thinks it was a Young Democrats The Student Council will be ex- severe mistake on the part of the Paper Delivered Fri. Run-Offs administration to cut off that aid. John Maloney, recent Demo perimenting next Tuesday in the A run-off election will be held He also told of his high regard cratic candidate for Congress, spoke men's commons at 5:30 when the HotOffThePress following Friday's chapel as a result for General MacArthur and opined to a group of Bates students seek- first Freshman Recognition Night The Sally Keith issue of the STU- of the tie vote between Nancy that eventually it will be he, rather ing to organize a Young Democrat DENT turned out to be hotter than is held. WaJker of Cheney House and Sally than Secretary Acheson who will club on campus recently. originally intended. The day before The affair, to take place at a "sit- Reisner of Chase House for secre- He described the organizational the issue appeared on campus the down" dinner, will serve as an occa- tary of the freshman class. Calendar STUDENT crew was at the Au- setup of the local, county, and state Sutton Is President Wednesday, Nov. 29 burn Free Press making last min- Democratic committees and the pro- sion where the freshman men will CA Vespers, chapel, 9:15 p.m. ute corrections. cedure of election to these groups be established as part of the male The successful candidate for pres- ident is Peter Sutton. a graduate of Thursday, Nov. 30 While they were sitting around student body. Governor Dummer academy. This CA Dancing class, Chase hall. 4 >15 waiting lor the pressman to run off The freshman dinner is open to East-Parkerian was a speedy half- p.m. some pages, the Auburn fire depart- Vesper Service the entire men's student body, and back on the frosh football team and Saturday, Dec. 1 ment sent in two men to make an is active in the Choral society. Sophomore Mistletoe Magic, Chase annual fire check on the establish- will feature a brief program of Heralds Xmas Yicc-Prcsidcut Clyde "Count" 'hall. 8:30 p.m ment. One of these illustrious guar- freshman talent. Monday, Dec. 4 The annual Christmas Vesper Swiszews!
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What he been nominated as contestants for should say is that it is ruining are beginning to show some evidence of an interest in politics. student body for their graceful co- the Outing Clul) carnival queen and operation en N'ov. 26 when the Bates College football. Of all the We were going to cite the efforts of the new Young Republicans her court. and Young Democrats and the programs they have already ar- college entertained the service clubs teams you played every one had The girls, selected by the whole that t-wo platoon system. Guess we ranged and completed. We were also going to tell how important oi Lewiston and Auburn. senior class, include Xorma Cliaf- are out of step. .Maybe in future we think it is to line up with one party or group or another, after We fully realise tiie inconvenience fcc. Barbara Chandler, Janet Clark. years we'll have an extra platoon. careful consideration, so that everybody can make his political to tin- students which was caused Sally Cloutman, Nancy Coleman, if it fits into the long range plans, voice heard and pave the way toward really effective political by the use of only one dining hall, Mary l.ou Conron, Patricia Dunn, of course. Will. I have to go look action. and thank them for the fine atti- Janet Hayes, Phyllis Hayward, for some fellows for the footbal The old "ivory tower" bug-a-boo, we were going to say, cannot tude and cooperation displayed. It Joan Holmes, Jane Kendall, Joan team. Best of luck on your varsity he completely beaten until every student in college becomes in- was greatly appreciated. McCurdy. Jean Maconiber, Mar- club. Sec you, at the basketball formed of and acutely interested in local, state, national and world Thanks is also extended to the garet Moulton, F.dith Pennucci, game. affairs. Martha Rayder, Norma Reese, student worker* who helped make An Old Grad Still Hasn't Been Printed Peneloupe Shoup, Rae Stilltnan, the banquet a success. We realise Now it's time for the C.A.'s biennial Political Emphasis Week, Grace Ulrich. and Ruth Whittier. that the pay does not always fully and due to other complications — deans and so forth—our little The final election will take place compensate for the time used Political Emphasis gem still hasn't been printed. Tuesday. Dec. 4, during the Cul- (Continued from page three) Next week's activities offer a splendid opportunity to get this tural Heritage 401 group lecture. Sincerely. the United Nations San Francisco Mrs. Cross spark of interest kindled into a real flame, provided the majority At that time, seniors will vote for conference. of the speakers and discussion leaders don't shoot too high above seven members of the court and in- the clouds. Pulitzer Prize Winner dicate •which of the seven they pre- The Pulitzer Prize was awarded "American Democracy in an Age of Crisis" is the theme of the More On Football fer as queen. Factors considered to Mr. Crider in 1948 for distin- ■week, and the C.A. Public Affairs Commission has lined up an The following letter, depicting include personality, campus scr- guished editorial writing. He has imposing array of speakers. the possible feelings of "an old vice, and attractiveness. written a book on Washington bu- John Crider, editor of the Boston Herald, Kirtley Mather, well- grad," was written by a varsity reaucracy entitled "The Bureau- known liberal, Fred Scribner, Republican National Committeeman football players whose name is be- crat." Mr. Crider is a graduate of who was here a few weeks back. Major George Fielding Eliot, vet- ing withheld. the Pulitzer School of Journalism eran military analyst, Joseph Fletcher, an authority on Communism, Well, son, been reading that pa- at Columbia University. and our own well-known Willie Slringfellow, about to be drafted, Stinkle stinkle ittle tar per of yours that you have up at are the men who will be highlighted. Who da heck oo tink I are school. Notice you're having a hot Attorney ColTin is a Bates alum- nus who was an outstanding cam- Wide Divergence Of Opinion I arcn!t under the afluencc of in- stove argument about that two pla- pus leader and is now active in A wide divergence of opinion will be represented, and every one cohol toon system. In my time we didn't Lewiston and state affairs. Last is some sort of an authority. They will all be well-worth listen- Like some teople pink I am tave that. We played sixty min- year he delivered the keynote ad- ing to. The more I sleep — the tireder I utes. Nowadays more boys get a dress at the Democratic State Con- The week's activities even ought to be sufficient inducement for get. chance at the game. vention. the seniors to go to chapel. Yea, all good things must Saw the Harvard-Yale game last Mr. Scribner is a prominent Eager professors willing, let's see what these people have to say close and all good books must weekend and figured as long as 1 Maine businessman and a Repub- and get all we can out of Political Emphasis Week. But that won't open. was down mere 1 would scout them lican National Committeeman. He be enough. Political maturity can come only through careful in- for you. They've got one of those A certain gal with a pretty special was a delegate to the party's Na- dividual study of the issues and the formulation of definite opinions. two platoon systems you've been academic rating not only slum- tional Convention in 1944 and 1940. Then, as we said before, becoming affiliated with the political arguing about, works pretty good bered through her 7:40 class, but Mr, Scribner is treasurer of the group or party of one's choice is a very desirable step. too. Gives the hoys a little re>t. let the alarm ring unmolested Hales Manufacturing Company. The next week is just what we need to give a great big push to through chapel and her 9:30 also. This Mr. Suds there says that Stringfellow To Be Drafted the little bit of world-wide awareness that exists already. Then it's Guess she came back from vaca- Mr. Hammond (last year we could A 1949 graduate. Mr. String; up to us. Let's smash the ivory tower once and for all! tion to get rested up for Christmas. have called him Ozzic) Beems to fellow has been studying abroad at Returning via Portland we have found a successful formula. the London School of Economics. The Robinson Players had visions of candlelight sup- Hope last week's snow flur- He is now Assistant Executive pers and horror of horrors un- ry's a promise of big things to Secretary of the United Student The STUDENT is sticking to its previous policy of omitting re- lighted streets, but were vast- come. Christian Council. He is to be views of plays, concerts, and similar cultural efforts this year be- ly reassured to learn that the Hope N. Fursno drafted December 8. cause of the lack of qualified writers on the subject and the fear Lewiston electric works un- of not doing somebody justice. like surrounding communities, We usually build 'cm up but don't talk about 'em afterward. maintained its guiding bea- We feel it's about time, however, that somebody threw a few cons through all the Saturday c printed bouquets in the direction of Miss Schaeffer and the Robin- tumult. &ATC5 5TUPEMT If, son Players for their excellent work, not only in "The Glass Mena- Monday blessings were at a gerie", but in all their performances in the past few years. premium — not only a no-cut day, * (Founded in 1873) A Robinson Player production is usually tackled with some ap- but there was so much eager en- EDITORIAL STAFF prehension, especially a work of the magnitude of last week's "Glass thusiasm at the mail lines — lost EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Menagerie", but the results never fail to be amazingly triumphant. —I mean last weekend dreams were Charles Clark '51 Nothing But Praise shattered Ml a very real blue Mon- MANAGING EDITOR SENIOR EDITOR Just inquire around the campus and around the twin cities and day. Betty Dagdigian '51 Richard Nair '51 we doubt that you'll hear anything but the highest praise for The A little item for the snappy ASSISTANT MANAGING EDITOR Anne Blaisdell '52 "Menagerie", "Julius Caesar", "The Late George Aplcy", "The sophs who are priding them- NEWS EDITOR A Edmund Bashista '51 Imaginary Invalid", or any other recent production of the campus selves on their originality in COPY EDITOR Jean MacKinnon "52 thespians. their Christmasy theme Mis- FEATURE EDITOR Jean Johnson '51 Last week, for example, Carleton Crook and Nan Kosinski put tletoe Magic — for three suc- on their usual top-flight performances and Phyl Hayward and Jim SPORTS EDITORS cessive years sophomore classes Joel Price '51 Robert Purinton *51 O'Connell came through their theatrical debuts without a hitch. have mashed and hashed over In fact, is was all most professional. MAKE-UP EDITOR Joan McCurdy "51 the title — but discarded it for ASSISTANT MAKE-UP EDITOR Kathleen Kirschbaum '53 The sound effects, the lighting, the costumes, and the makeup various and sundry reasons. came about as close to Broadway standards as anything we've ever ASSISTANT NEWS EDITORS Understand a local popular col- seen. Nothing short of perfection ever seems to satisfy the Robin- Raymond Sennett '51, Carolyn Wells '51, Richard Goldman '52, Ruth lege president greeted a prominent Russell '52, Warren Carroll '53, Seymour Coopersmith '53, John Rippey son Players. sophomore at a recent week-end '53, Barbara Wallace "53 Due Largely to Miss Scliaeffer function with "So glad you could STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER , Robert Hayes '51 This amazing success comes in large part from one Lavinia STAFF CARTOONIST James Leamon 53 make it back tlvs weekend" — 'Tis Schaeffer, a hard taskmaster and probably one of the most con- STAFF REPORTERS cheering to know that Prexy still scientious and hard-working directors of student activities on this Ralph Cate '51, Alan Dunham '51, Arthur Hutchinson '51, Melissa Meigs walks behind us. , '51, Jane Seamon '51, Pete Carsley '52, Sally Haynes '52, Nancy or any other college campus. How life progresses — first Kosinski '52, Mary Edge Leckemby '52, Ruth Parr '52, Caroline Roth- We feel it is to her especially that a large round of applause is stein '52, Edwin Swain '52, Carol Anderson '53, Bruce Chandler '53, due. it was mild little water pistol Molly Cutts '53, John Bbert '53, Alan Hakes '53, Irene Lawrence '53, From what we've heard, we'd just as soon match our Robinson fights at prominent college John McDuffie '53, Cynthia Parsons '53 Players against any other college theatrical group of comparable functions — then the boys got BUSINESS STAFF size and resources in the country. brave about it with Common! BUSINESS MANAGER Constance Moulton '52 The Players are not in a spot, however, in which they can rest water glasses — but. when they make it an all campus coed af- CIRCULATION MANAGER ADVERTISING MANAGERS in their laurels, and they know it. One fine performance deserves * Robert Davis '51 Nancy Larcom '52, Robert Atkins '53 another, and we're pretty sure we'll see it. fair as they did at Cheney last week, and end up by introduc- ADVERTISING STAFF Margery Schumacher '52, Alice Huntington '53, Cynthia Parsons '53 ing several females to the win- CIRCULATION STAFF When Ya Gotta . . . , try charms of Lake Sabattus Robert Dean '51, Harvey Goddard '51, Richard Westphal '51, Fred We don't want to make a burning issue of this, and the thing — if they're that eager for com- Mansfield '52, John Manter '52, Richard Packard '52, James Moody '53 that is furthest from our desires is to appear indelicate, but now bat they better report to the that the doors are clearly labeled, perhaps somebody could tell . . . shall we use the term Published weekly at Chase Hall, Bates College, during the college year. draft board? Telephone 4-8621 (Sundays only). Printed by the Auburn Free Press, us what the big idea is in back of locking the mail box approaches 99 Main Street, Auburn. Entered as second-class matter at the Lewiston to the . . . ah . . . facilities for young men and young women in Nancy Churchill joined the ranks Post Office Jan. 30, 1913, under the act of March 3, 1879. A member of Chase Hair. of Bates women sporting diamonds. the Associated Collegiate Press. THE BATES STUDENT, NOVEMBER 29, 1950 FIVE 6/ Student Teachers Brave Problems By Marc Brownslein STUDENT Clippings We have had monuments to statesmen, odes to heroes, and 50 Years Ago plaques to athletes, but we have forgotten those enlighteners of "In 1889 Bates went to Bruns- mankind, those towers of patience and fortitude, the student teach- wick and played the first game ever ers. To get a glimpse as to what student pedagogues do, let us look played between the two colleges. in on a few of their trials and tribulations. She got $20 for it, which was prob- ably all it was worth, the score be- Infantile Revolution Teacher's Never Wrong ing 62-0 in favor of Bowdoin. Bates . Janet Hayes, a student teacher at J0»" Anna Sparta, in the high school did not play fooPbal! again until an elementary school in Auburn, department, no longer gives A's to MR SAMPSON,-ER-ONE OF THE BOYS --- 189,?. when she too took up the game has found out only too well the again in earnest. Again she went students who correct her errors. price for not having enough ma- to Brunswick and was beaten 54-0." Anna had to learn through hard 25 Years Ago terials. It seems that one day she experience. lacked enough crayons for her class It happened that one day when "Rapid progress is being and two indignant graduates of the she was corrected by some eager Sampsonville Scene made on the new Outing Club cradle rose to expose this criminal young man, she gave him an A cabin at Thorncrag . . . This grade for being so alert. That was By Pete Carsley .lothesline work is where we men site was finally selected on ac- oversight. a mistake. It was followed by a In our first column we mentioned keep track of the news up here. After the two little tots had fili- count of its proximity to wa- bombardment of corrections from the possibility of reviving the Ball Parking space is at a premium ter, its protection, and a fine bustered through their rather com- the suddenly numerous industrious & Chain Club — to date there now that winter is here and wc view afforded toward the plicated monosyllable rantings, students of the class. hasn't been any interest shown — can't park the cars in the street. It's south." Janet had no choice but to apolo- not even talk — so we presume the first come, first served. "Monday a petition was circulat- gize profusely. Is it little wonder The next day Anna was attempt- topic dead and buried. Even the Despite our friends here, many ed among the student body which that she seems to think that one ing to explain the use of the familiar women aren't getting together of us looked forward to Thanksgiv- was later handed to the faculty of the ridiculous faces on the Hob- in Spanish. To illustrate, she in- every two weeks .is they used to ing vacation and an opportunity to The petition asked that Friday and by Shoppe pin-hall machine bears structed two girls to pretend to be last year. We men looked forward see our folks and a change of Saturday following Thanksgiving a resemblance to one of her pupils? close friends and to use the familiar to that night with more eagerness scenerv. The four days were just form in their conversation. Some- day be given off. The racuHy aftei Excusable Excuses than the gals — it meant a free about enough and then we were giving due consideration, iiowever one should have told the young Jane Seaman, another grammar night for us to visit the "boys," gald to returif here. Hope all the decided that it was not desirable tc teacher that her guinea pigs were school student teacher, has had her browse, ai'd what have you. It hat "jalopies" stood the trip without take these two days out of the col- sistcrt. difficulties, but these are a bit more been eight weeks or more and wc major repairs. lege year." Sunday Sallies would like a night olT. Is your first Maggie . Inman and Lorraine on the lighter side. It happened Now let's attend a few local Sun- meeting after Thanksgiving? Hatch are busy these days selling 11 Years Ago that one of her pupils, a little girl, day schools. Jerry Handspicker has That "new" 1936 Chevvie in the jewelry — and doing very well I "Beginning December 10, was in dire need of retreating to the taken advantage of his position in parking lot is Larry Lalonde's. He might add as evidenced by Mag- Coram Library will be open lavatory and requested to be ex- many ways. He's had numerous offered us a ride from class one day, gie's new coat. Also understand it every Sunday from two to five cused. dates lately and has just about com- hut it wouldn't start — we made is a good way to lose weight! p.m., it was announced by However, a little boy promptly pleted the list of female student il though, didn't wc — after plenty Saturday before last, many of Mrs. Blanche Roberts, libra- informed Jane that this procedure Sunday school teachers in the in- of pushing. You should hear the the small fry went down to Santa rian." was highly irregular, and that one stitution. heater — it makes more noise than Claus and it looks like the old man's "In spile of the Bates coed's oft must wait until recess. The young the engine. pocketbook is due to be flattened in asserted idea that 'There ain't IK lady verified this statement, but However, there have been em- After keeping us in suspense for keeping up with their wants. The such thing' as a Bates man, sta- pleaded permission to walk about to barrassing moments for even this ■■% while, Joy Dunham gave birth to most enthusiastic ones were Kathy tistical sociologists have found alleviate her discomfort. The boon administrator. Ope day he instruct- Susan Anne on November 10. Wc Jones. Billy Norris, and Georgie aiter painstaking research, that the was granted, and the little girl ed his aggregation to know the first are all looking forward to the day Bryant After visiting Peck's base- species, although rare, is still marathoned throughout the entire ten hooks of the Bible. He was when Al will join us in the diaper ment I can see why — makes me extant." class period. sorry! hanging detail. This over-the- wish I were a kid again! Adolescents Interests Span One of his pupils, clever little demon that he was, asked Monsieur Graduating to the junior high International Debate Handspicker to please name them. cvel, one finds the problems chan- (Continued from page one) Jerry has never again struggled so FOR SUNDAY NIGHT SUPPER alizing into different realms. One The college sent another team to hard. England in 1925 and another around teacher was actually mistaken for — OR ANYTIME the world in 1928. In 1946, Norman a fellow pupil by a female student. Fishy Frolic Temple and Edward Dunn debated The young bobby-soxer happened Another student Sunday school in Great Britain. to spot the teacher in the hall, and teacher was just settling back in Last year, the first national team, noticing her stockings, tried to be his seat feeling quite satisfied after COOPERS consisting of Charles Radcliffe '50 helpful. "Here's a hint, kid, we explaining the story of Noah's Ark, and Oscar Newton of the Univer- don't wear silk stockings to class when one little theologian asked: FOR HAMBURGERS sity of Alabama, prepared for two in this school," she informed her. "Did Noah build the boat to go weeks on campus previous to their "Oh!" the teacher replied. fishing?" SABATTUS STREET - NEAR CAMPUS AVENUE tour of England, Scotland, and Friendly Fellowship This is just a bit of insight into Wales. This mistaken identity seems the task of a student teacher. quite prevalent. Sally Cloutman, on Theirs is a courageous group. Per- FURNISH YOUR ROOM WHY NOT BRING BACK TO YOUR DORM SOME her first day as a junior high school haps a fitting motto would read: pedagogue, entered the school WITH of Neither children, nervous break- through the main entrance, con- downs nor lack of patience shall scious of the cares and privileges keep these educators from their BOSTON Glenzvood Bakery's her dignified position entitled hei task. PEACHY PARCELS OF POTENT PASTRY to. Furniture Exchange The illusion was cruelly shattered PIES PARTICULARLY PLEASING NOTICE! We Buy, Sell or Exchange when an indignant teacher accosted POPOVER - PATRONS, NOW? her and informed her with the ut- Don't miss "Confessions of a Anything most severity, "Young lady, don't Butter Thief" in next week's you know that the pupils of this in- STUDENT. A sensational, all- TEL. 3-1151 219 LISBON ST. 10 PARK STREET - RIGHT OFF MAIN STREET stitution are not permitted to enter revealing expose by a brilliant through the front door?" new writer.
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He's my gym teacher and fey Joel Price that is. if Larry himselt sets him- intramural basketball play slated can testify to the fact that they are I have chatted with him on.several Friday night the 1950-51 edition self to the task. to get underway Monday competent pedagogues, or top-notch occasions. In addition, I had become of the Bobcat basketeers will be Bob Carpenter, fully recovered evening, December 4th, a brief acquainted with his coaching, tech- unveiled in the Alumni Gym in a from his ankle injury, and Ralph preview of the potentialities of the niques when I went out for varsity scuffle with Maine Maritime in Perry, feeling at home once again eight competing teams is in order. basketball. However, upon my in- what is regarded as more or less back in the guard slot, should both All in all, this year's play shapes up terview with him, I realized how ig- of a breather before the State rate high in the scoring depart- to be one of the hottest and most norant I was oi the many gcnuii - Series gets under way next ment, especially with their vaunted highly competitive of recent intra- qualities of the man. Wednesday up at Orono. set shots. A spirited Bob Carpen- mural basketball activity. After being a fine four-sport man This year's team represents a ter, more like the "Carp" of two South Is Defending Champ in high school, Hank's college distinct improvement over the Bob- years ago rather than the "Carp" South, the 1940-50 champ-, i- go- choice was the University of Mon- of last year, can conceivably ignite tana. While attending school there, cats of one season back, and with ing to defend its title with its a little luck the Garnet should be a spark under the Garnet's championship squad of Quent Hall, IK- played end on the 1'oot'ball team, able to take 14 or so of its 20 chances. "Buzz" Harris, Norm Norm Hammer, and Gary Somers outfield on the baseball team and Brackett, Ken Weiler, Charlie games. Looking over State Series plus Lefty "1000%" Faulkner, Hal was a regular on the basketball prospects, Colby, bolstered by its Bucknam and Frank Dudley all Cornforth, Bob Nelson, Tony Ro- team. However, after but "wo years are improved players and it ap- undefeated freshman combo of a tondo, Dave Cox and Scott Guer- of college, he received his call from pears as though Hank Elespuru year ago, is just plain loaded and I ney. Last year's runner-up. Xorth. the navy where he spent tne next might even have a little depth this frankly don't see how anyone is go- will probably shape its team three year-. year. ing to stop them from copping the around veterans George Kanna. Madison Square Garden Was Thrill State title. Bates looks like a good Bates" has a 20 game schedule Mo Morrison, and Tom Jones, and While in the navy, Hank played choice for the runner-up position, which Features some good oppo- it-, potentialities will be greatly en- uketball and did -nine coaching and if the Cats are clicking, they nent-. However, midscason games hanced with the addition of "Ush" l,.r the Columbia Navy Midship- might well give Colby a jolt. with Gorham and New England Smoller, Paul Walker. BUI Searls, nun who were undefeated in. com- Hank Elespuru thus far has College are just plain farces. I can Bob Rubenstein, Em Morton, petition and boasted no less than made remarkable headway in co- see scheduling these teams early "Red" Hildreth' and Dick Cough- Coach Hank Elespuru -ix All-Americans on their roster. ordinating the hoopstcrs into a in the season for warm-up tilts, but Iin. It was while a member of this well-molded unit. His stressing of a- regularly scheduled contests in coaches, but 'do we know what ac- group that Hank received an oppor- Middle Forces Are Depleted a sliding man-to-man defense ap- the middle of the year, no sir. We tually makes tbcm tick? Are we tunity to play ball in Madison Manager Dick Hartman of Mid- pears to have tightened up the de- might just as well fit Lcwiston High aware of their backgrounds and the Square Garden — the ultimate dle, though his forces have been fense considerably, the lack of into the schedule. Sure, I know the wealth of experience that they bring dream of all basketeers in the badly depleted, has veterans Joel which hampered the team last Gorham game was a close one last to Bates College? (Continued on page -even) Price and Charlie Clark plus new- year. Off the backboards the team year, but that was primarily be- comer Gordon Hall around which is scrapping like a bunch of wild- cause there was very little incen- to ibuild a formidable squad. Cap- cats (just to get away from bob- tive on the part. of the players for tained by Dick "Chucker" Berry, cats) and the general lack of the game and they certainly showed playing blocking back, the John height on the team may well be it out on the floor. YE OLDE HOBBY SHOPPE Bertram boys who will carry the made up for by this aggressiveness. 1 was very sorry to learn mail this year will be old-timers Offensively, the Cats will still of the death of Fred Douglas' father. I hope, however, that Fred Andy McAuliffe, "Ace" Moore. employ the fast break, but will be John Scvigny, Bob Green, Mark won't now be dissuaded from play- thoroughly conversant with the Gould, Bob Brooks, Bill Mobilia mechanics of the slow break. No- ing basketball, for to have the services of Fred's fine natural abil- plus sophomore threats like Charlie ticeably different in the offensive "Grik" Pappas. Don Barrios, ity would enhance the cagers' alignment is how two men are al- Dotn Gacetta and Bill Steele. ways cutting off pivot man Larry chances for a good campaign . . . Parker, Off-Campus Questionmarks Quimby, so that he can now either Since movies supposedly showed Parker, as usual at this point of hand off or fake and shoot himself. the kicking of George Brinkerhoff the season, is of unknown quality or This in itself should produce re- in the Bates-Colby tussle to be un- quantity. Ernie DiMaria has been sults basket-wise. intentional, I guess you'll have to recruiting prospective "54ers" and Glen Collins, an All-State selec- disregard my remarks in the last (Continued on page eight) tion last year, and Lee Blackmon issue of the STUDENT. should have great years, with the latter really coming into his own In fact, if Lcc made up his mind, BATES HOTEL TIBBY'S I'm not so sure he couldn't make the State team at that. Larry WHERE EVERYONE SPORTS CENTER Quimby, who as an inexperienced GOES DANCING NEEDS FOR EVERY GAME sophomore, led the Garnet marks- AND SPORT men with 284 points and who im- TWO FLOOR SHOWS proved by leaps and bounds over NIGHTLY 274 Main St. Lewiston the course of the campaign, should 8:45 and 11:00 Phone 3-0431 have a 'brilliant year. I look for Larry to score in the neighbor- Tel. 4-6459 Romeo E. Thibodeau hood of 325 to 350 points and be a 162 MIDDLE STREET Edrick J. Thibodeau cinch choice for All-State center,
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WATCH REPAIRING RECORDS RADIO BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY SY SHEET MUSIC The COCA-COLA Bottling Plants, Inc., Lewiston 50 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine 85 Lisbon St Phone 2-2901 O 1950, Th« Coca-Cola Company s 1 THE BATES STUDENT, NOVEMBER 29, 1950 SEVEN 6O w> Maine Clubs Subsidized Varsity Hoopsters Prepare For Legally By Sanity Code By Ralph Cate It is also apparent that the other Maine Maritime Opener Friday After the final whistle had sound- three institutions referred to (Colby, By Al Hakes with good control of the back- ed at the Colby game recently, Bowdoin, Maine) are spending With footballs, helmets, and boards and a lot of points. many enthusiastic Bates football more to aid athletes than Bates due Hank Elespuru shoulder-pads tucked away for an- Have High Scoring Potential fans had much cause for reflection. primarily to availability of funds. (Continued from page six) other year, the athletic scene shifts More points will be added to the The basic fact concerning this re- Yale Outbids Bates, 2-1 country. Soon afterwards, Hank indoors to the Alumni Gymnasium, Bates scores by such talented per- flection is thus: Violations of said code, of course, was appointed Director of Physi- where Hank Elespuru, latest addi- formers as Lee Blackmon, a speedv Possessing a pretty fair first team are very difficult to prove, if even cal Education of V-12 for Stcurns tion to the Bates coaching staff, is forward who can shoot equally well but with absolutely no depth, plus possible* To say that Bates doesn't Institute of Technology. It is prob- putting his squad through intensive with either hand; Bob Carpenter, a coach who really knows his foot- subsidize athletes at all is false. For ably here that Hank realized the drills in preparation for Friday's a consistent all-round player with ball, the Bobcats had squeaked to example, on two different occasions necessity for fundamentals and opener against Maine Maritime. deadly set and one-hand shots; one slender victory and had been in the not too distant past, Bates good conditioning to build 'a strong Lettermen Provide Nucleus Ralph Perry, a scrappy guard with defeated by two touchdowns in eve- has had its eye on two excellent team, whether for war or for Faced with the tough task of a dangerous set shot; and Glen Col- ry State Series game. Though never gridiron prospects only to find out sports. molding a team in short ordci from lins, nuirfber two man in the scor- once outfought, the team was sim- that even though we had offered Displayed Football Wares players he has no previous experi- ing parade last year from his for- ply deficient in manpower. 1 these prospects, both academical / For Bainbridge ence -with. Elespuru is fortunate in ward position. Fred Douglas, Norm What About The Sanity Code? outstanding students, $2,000 schol- During his navy stint, Hank dis- having as a nucleus for his squad Brackett, Frank Dudley, and Using football as an illustration, arships, Bates had been outbid by played his football wares at Bain- a large contingent of returning let- sophomores Charlie Bucknam, Al there has been much talk about this Yale, 2-1. "The powers that be" bridge Naval Station, and among termen and subs from last year's Goddard, Jim Moody, Al Greaves, business of subsidizing athletes. were certain these players were in some of of his renowned team- squad, which lost only three men by Paul Anderson and Dave Howie For example, "Ducky" remarked at the bag. mates were such aces as Charlie graduation. Rounding out the list add depth to the Bobcat roster. a recent rally that liowdoin had re- Bates Does Subsidize Athletes "Choo Choo" Justice and Bill De- of candidates are several men up Cats Face Tough Schedule quested benches to accommodate To make a long story short, Bates Correvont. The team built up such from the winning frosh squad of The schedule makers have, as sixty players. What many people do does subsidize athletes to a limited a reputation for itself that before last xason. usual, presented 'the Bobcats a not realize is that under the Sanity (Continued on page eight) long, it could find no further, op- The team's height will be pro- long tough haul, with only a few Code of the NCAA, of which Bates position. Needless to say, 1944 pro- vided by 6 ft. 5 Larry Quimby, breathers. The line-up shows twen- is a member, colleges are allowed to duced an undefeated season for the who was high scorer for Bates last ty games, including the nine State aid athletes financially to the ex- year. 6 ft. 3 "Buzz" Harris, and Series contests which begin with tent of tuition, board and room, team. 6 ft. 4 sophomore Ken Weiler. This Bates at Maine on December 6th. and incidentals which at Bates Upon his release from the navy, Hank and a close acquaintance be- trio should provide the Bobcats Also found on the list are such would amount to somewhere be- gan a fascinating excursion that perennially strong teams as Rhode tween $600 and $700 per semester, Island State, New Hampshire, if it could be afforded. Most middle- carried them to various parts of Basketball Schedule Europe and Brazil. This jaunt was Clark, Northeastern, St. Anselm's, sized and nearly all large colleges Date Opponent Place Hofstra and more. have taken full advantage of this financed by collecting animals and Dec. 1 Maine Maritime H Yet despite such foreboding op- and then some in a lot of cases. birds and then selling them to col- Dec. 6 Maine A position, the Cats have a good Applying this to the Maine foot- lectors. Strange, eh? Coached Columbia Frosh Dec. 9 Colby H chance to emerge next spring with ball picture, all reliable information a winning record. The speed, the indicates that the Maine colleges After concluding his college ca- Dec. 13 Bowdoin H Dec. 15 St. Ansclms H height, and the scoring punch arc have not broken this Sanity Code. Coyne — Boston Post reer at the University of Vermont, Hank went to Columbia tor his Jan. 4 Corham S.T.C. A all there, and the squad has a good master's degree in Physical Edu- Jan. 6 Trinity H grounding in the fundamentals of cation and is now headed for his Jan. 8 New Hampshire A both offense and defense. With a The doctorate. Next on the agenda was Jan. 9 Hofstra A few games under their belts, and as his appointment as basketball men- Jan. 11 Maine H soon as Coach Elespuru has had a HUNT tor for the Columbia freshmen who Jan. 17 Bowdoin A chance to experiment with various compiled an eye-opening 20-2 won Jan. 19 Colby A combinations of his players. Bates and lost ledger last year. Hank Jan. 26 New England College H should be ready to roll. ROOM had much to say about the great Feb. 13 Maine A Frosh Face Lewiston Friday Elm Hotel basketball players he had to work Fob. 17 Northeastern H With the initial game of the Auburn with, never once realizing that it Feb. 21 Rhode Island State H season against Lewiston High only might possibly have been the coach Feb. 24 Colby H two days hence, Bobby Hatch is DINE AND DANCE fast whipping his frosh basketball- EXCELLENT FOOD THE BEST OF MUSIC who deserved credit for the Lion Feb. 28 Bowdoin H Mar. 2 ers into shape. Meals 75c - 95c Served Daily including Sunday Cubs' stellar record. Clark A (Continued on page eight) Mar. 3 Coast Guard Academy A (Continued on page eight)
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Don as the other Maine schools who Bates College, I was anxious to ob- Arnold, Dick Beniuist, Jack Davis Russell and Tom Morse will prob- seem to be conforming to the San- tain Hank's impressions of Bates. Hugo l'-ala, Ken Sargent. Lyni, attempt to show some of the ably he the kingpins in this year's ity Code. The basic policy of Bates He feels very much at home Willsey and Sam Kozak have all phases and changes in hM music Off-Campus combo, along with to remain relatively small, handicaps here. Hank- likes aggressiveness displayed capability on the court, during his career, at the same time Herb Bergdahl, Dave Whiting and "Ducky" Pond in that he has much and fight in his players.' He cer- and with these players as a nucleus, reflecting changes in jazz. Ray Zelch. the Bobkittens envisage a success- less manpower to draw from. Our tainly got that from his football Lincoln Rarlow, Bruce Chandler, Bardwell Has Veteran Nucleus geographical location combined with team. All the boys who have come ful campaign. Wilfred Rarbeau, and William The Bardwcllcrs have a fivcsome, comparatively limited financial rc- under his tutelage have been full for the first time what a terrific plus, to be watched in the forth- soures makes it almost mandatory of the fight and spirit he so rigidly Kveleth are in charge of the script coach Bates had. ( kept thinking coming court battles. No. 8 Bard- that we schedule colleges often with demands. "If I could only get a and production of the program. U> myself over and over again. well will form the nucleus of the many times our manpower, bringing dozen more," Hank said, "we Bates-on-the-air is heard ovci "You've got to run all the time ■ rd club with Jean "Shport" Harris, with them the two platoon system could really go places." when you can't possibly run any WCOU every Thursday from 4 to Gerry Condon, and Roily Keans, among other things. "Run And Then Run More" more, keep running." 4:15 p.m. plus veteran Bachelors Bob La- What's Going To Be Done? Hank has his hoopinen running Pointe, Bob Creamer, Ron Tiffany The general conclusion seems to from the word go. He is a stickler and newcomers George Cory, Bruce lie that a light, somewhat inexperi- on the fundamentals of sports and Norris-Hayden Laundry Courtesy Quality Service Chandler and, John E-bert. Samp- enced team, fighting a continuous a firm believer in top physical con- sonville will be sporting practical- manpower obstacle and handicapped dition. His motto is "to run your- MODERN DRY CLEANERS You've Tried the Rest, ly the same squad that it had last by an understandable inability to self until you can't possibly run Now Try the Best! year, led by Captain "Chick" Lcah- keep pace with the growing compe- any more and then keep running." Efficient Work and ey, Mike Stephanian, Bill Norris. tition for athletes, has merely ac- The one thing that the team lacks Larry Laionde, Pete Carsley, Stan centuated a situation that has exist is height. Aggressiveness, hulit and Reasonable Rates SAM'S Inman, Al Dunham, George Brink- ed lor a long-time. This situation a tight defense is the way Hank ex- Original Italian Sandwich erhoff, and new resident, or aspir- promises to become generally worse pects to handle this problem and Cash or Charge Basis ants, Shirley Hamcl, George Bry- rather than stationary and definitely he hopes thereby to produce a 268 Main St. Tel. 2-9145 ant, and BM1 Hale. not better. This is the present state winning season with his cagers. Agents So, it looks like a bang-up year of affairs. What are we going to do I felt good when I walked out Ralph Perry and Lefty Faulkner Opp. St. Joseph's Church for basketballw intramurals! about it? of Hank's oHice. 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