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Brlette Resigns from Coaching Staff Bates College SCARAB The aB tes Student Archives and Special Collections 12-16-1942 The aB tes Student - volume 70 number 17 - December 16, 1942 Bates College Follow this and additional works at: http://scarab.bates.edu/bates_student Recommended Citation Bates College, "The aB tes Student - volume 70 number 17 - December 16, 1942" (1942). The Bates Student. 878. http://scarab.bates.edu/bates_student/878 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Archives and Special Collections at SCARAB. It has been accepted for inclusion in The aB tes Student by an authorized administrator of SCARAB. For more information, please contact [email protected]. k L^Lj^^JE nstmas and A Happy New Year nhmt LXX. No. 17 ^^ege^ewiston, Maine, Wednesday, December 16,1942 Price: Ten Cents brlette Resigns From Coaching Staff 'reshmen Dominate CA, Faculty Group Leaves Jan- 7 For Sponsor Chapel Program nual Tournaments Last evening a large audience as Naval Commission sembled in the Chapel to take part Ljarsh Provides in a Christmas program, given under Administration Warns the joint sponsorship of the Christian Follows Three Qnlv Victory From Association and the Faculty Round Campus Class-Cutters Table. Largely musical, the program Former Coaches Upper Classes The STUDENT, always ready also featured a reading by Prof. W. Into Armed Forces The Chase Hall Tournament, high- to remdey a state of blissful Ig- Denham Sutcliffe, and a short prayer by Prof. Reyborn L. Zerby. Announcement came late last week IgUti b>' keen competition and effl- norance, wishes to nently remind of the enlistment of Coach Wade JM manacaeement, came to a close on all Bates undergraduates that the Trafton Mendall '45, who served as Marlette in the United States Naval Saturday evening with the mythical day after tomorrow, Friday, Dec. master of ceremonies, opened the eve- Reserve, which marks the fourth time mnine of the four champions. Due 18, is a NO-CUT Day. This is ning by leading the audience in gen- in the past two years that a Bates rte difficultv In obtaining medals, also true of Monday, Jan. 4. The eral singing of several popular , tew system of awards was inaugu- Christmas carols. coach has left college to enter the administration, and the STU- armed services. i this year, and the winners in the DENT staff, have issued orders Prof. Sutcliffe, whose dramatic ap- Hour departments will have their that between these dates the pearances on campus, though few, Having taken and passed his major lames engraved on a plaque which student-body Is to have a Merry have been noteworthy for their feel physical exams. Coach Marlette has ,Ui be me i" Chase Hall. Christmas and a Happy New lng and artistic excellence, gave a only to get by a final physical check Saturday afternoon found the two Year. reading from "The Christmas Carol -up on December 29, whereupon he Itjaiists in the billiards competition, of Charles Dickens. Not only the will be commissioned a lieutenant Hubert Macfarlane '44 and John story, but the entire spirit, of the senior grade and leave on January 7 for Chapel Hill, North Carolina, to as- Marsh 'U, battling it out before a Knglish Christmas tradition was re- IBHU but enthusiastic group of ad- vealed in Prof. Sutcliffe's interprets sume duties in the physical fitness set-up. Lirers Marsh swept into an early Semi-Formal Dinner tlon. News of Coach Marietta's action Iksd. and had racked up twenty points Genevieve Stevenson '43 sang a con- 4ft.X.?f~C& came as a distinct shock to the host ■before Macfarlane made his first bil- Precedes Carnival Hop tralto solo, "He Shall See His Flock" of friendB he has made at Bates, but |lird. Following this, however, Mac- from Handel's "Messiah", followed by COACH MARLETTE The Winter Carnival spotlight fo- although all are sorry to see him lirtoe made several brilliant runs, a male trio of Frank Gentile '44, John cussed this week on the annual Coed leave, none regret his decision to |nd «t the end of the match had pull- Marsh '43. and Trafton Mendall '46, Banquet, as plans for this event were serve in this greater task. led within striking distance of Marsh. singing "We Three Kings of Orient drawn up and committee work inten- Although Coach Marlette has been |lbe iatter's commanding lead was too Are". Maulsby Sets Jan. 8 however, and Marsh garnered sified. Phyllis Chase '44 and Arnold at Lfcites less than half a year, he has Stevens '44. co-chairmen of the ban- Following a violin solo, Bach'R h points to secure the cham- As Garnet Deadline won the complete respect of the ath- quet, have already started publicity 'Now Thank We All Our God", played letes Iron) the V otball and basketball to make this the most well-attended by Jean Graham '45, Dr. Zerby "deliv- The pool tournament, with tho At a recent meeting, the staff of squads In addition to the many stu- carnival dinner In years, and they are ered a short Chrismtas meditation. the "Garnet", campus literary publlca Ipeuest number of participants, had dents who have worked under him in planning an incidental program to The program concluded with a bari- lion, decided that Friday, January 8, liurored down by Saturday to Nor- the new physical education program. lend variety and color to the affair. tone solo by John Marsh '43. was to be the deadline for all mate- Ibett Gould '46 and Michael Toulomt Comine here with the unenviable rial for the Winter number. "Garnet" Ills 1! Xorbett initiated a long series task of Plfhg Ducky Porid's shoes, the The banquet, taking place on Sat- editor-in-chief. Dorothy Maulsby "43. ■ tosh victories by defeating Tou urday evening at 6:15, will provide ex-Hebron mentor turned out a first- hoped that the choice of this date class football eleven. That the club [tab. one af the year's rare opportunities will enable students with literary as- failed to do better in the State Series Don fi&ham '<. 6 barely edged out for eds and coeds to get together for Registrar Distributes pirations to work on their material could in no way be traced to the lArtftanessy '43 in the bowling a meal on campus. As the dance takes '43-44 Catalogues over the Christmas vacation. coaching, for the Bobcat eleven was I competition after the two finalists had place immediately after, the banquet unquestionably an offensive and de- in their last string, each rolling will be semi-formal. Students who have not yet re- Poetry, short stories, essays, book In unusually high "98". In the four ceived their copy of the new 1943- reviews, plays, and literary sketches fensive match for any of the other [tees that were rolled to break the 44 college catalogue, may do so will all be considered for publication. three clubs in the state. I* Hennessy was not able to keep by asking at the Registrar's Of- Contributions should be typed and As a basketball coach, his ability lip with his freshman competitor, and fice during this week. Along with handed to Miss Maulsby or some is unchallenged. Only last week he 'ed |lost the match by several points. Coeds Receive Suprise the valuable information usually member of her staff on. or before, his club on the first successful southern trip in years and had hopes *t He dance on Saturday evening, contained in the catalogue, this January 8. Corsages At Tea Dance of directing Bates to its first state Jfrataen Edward Glanz and Wesley edition presents many facts perti- championship in basketball. lArte: met during intermission to After scurrying around at the end nent to the adaptation that the |*ttle for the championship of the of Friday's 2:30 classes, approximate- college Is making in war-time. Feeling it his duty to serve his coun- ly ninety couples attended the Lamb- *wng tourney. On a table espe- Full details on the plan for admit- try in the manner wherein he is best |4Hy erected downstairs In Chase da Alpha Tea Dance in Chase Hall, ting qualified high srhool seniors Campus Service Provides fitted. Coach Marlette is leaving Bates and danced to the scintillating much to his own personal sorrow. 1*1 the two finalists played a com- at mid-years, and a complete list Christmas Lights, Music From the campus of Bates College lotion of two out of three games. rhythms of the Bobcats. of the student" body are among there is but one remark, "We lose; the 1 took the first, but Parker came Decorations and dance programs the catalogue's valuable items. Working with a cooperative group Dotted States Navy wins". And. after i and with brilliant paddle-tech- were arranged with an eye on the of volunteers. Elbert Smith '44 chair- all. that's where the victory belongs. |%e »as able to win the next two Christmas holidays. The entire hall man of the campus service com- l^es. and the championship. was bordered by fir branches, deli- mission of the C. A., last week com- cately powdered with artificial snow, BATES-ON-THE AIR pleted arrangements for lighting the and at one end of the floor "was a The third program in the series of campus in keeping with the holiday Or?:on Style Features for Staff Completes Christmas tree trimmed with brightly forums dealing with the world of to- spirit. colored lights and tinsel icicles. Mar- morrow. wlU go out over the air- A decorative arrangement of warm Debate At Bowdoin Section This Week jorie Buck and Dean Hazel M.
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