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Qjlir Fa Fentpalnrf QJlir f a fentpalnrf Volume 16. Issue ^29. DURHAM, N. H., JUNE 3, 1926. Price, 10 Cents HARRY W. STEERE, JR. BOOK AND SCROLL PRES. HETZEL ON PRESIDENT OF CLASS EARLY TRYOUTS HOST TO VISITORS PLANS FOR ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT The final meeting of the year of Leads Graduates For Next Two Years FOR DEBATERS OF UNIVERSITY STAND COMPLETED TOUR OF EUROPE Book and Scroll was held in the par­ —Miss Marian Arthur Is Vice- lor of Smith H all last Monday night President— Class Day Speak­ Tau Kappa Alpha Latest at eight o’clock. Representatives of Group to Hear Lectures ers Chosen Commencement Speech by Dr. William F. Anderson By Well-Known Statesman Honorary Campus Society T h e N e w H a m p s h ir e , T h e Golden Bishop of the Methodist-Episcopal Church, Boston B u ll and Spires were guests of the Harry W. Steere, Jr., Amesbury, organization. WILL LEAVE JUNE 23 N. E. LEAGUE FORMED COMMENCEMENT BALL FRIDAY BEGINS PROGRAM Mass., was elected president of the The meeting was opened with in­ graduating class of the university at troductory remarks from President Party Will Consist of Educators, Ed­ Two Subjects for Debates— Probably a meeting of the seniors held in Neville, who stressed the necessity The Rev. Vaughan Dabney, Pastor of Second Church, Dorchester, Mass. to itors, and Other Men of Public Life Men’s and Two Women’s Inter­ Thompson Hall last Monday evening. of making plans for the coming year. Deliver Baccalaureate Sermon Sunday Morning in Men’s Gymnas­ — To Study Economic and Polit­ collegiate Contests— Tryouts Miss Marian Arthur, Manchester, The organization has some very in­ ium— Alumni Day Scheduled for Saturday— Week Ends ical Situation of Europe in September was elected vice-president; Elsworth teresting plans under way which will With Commencement Exercises Monday, June 14 D. Mitchell, Manchester, treasurer; add greatly to the literary interest President and Mrs. R. D. Hetzel All students who expect to try out Edward Y. Blewett, Braintree, Mass., of the campus. will leave Durham on Monday, June for the men’s and the women’s var­ Plans for the annual Commence­ secretary; and Ralph Taylor, Dur­ Dr. Richards read a letter from 21, for New York City, where they sity debating teams next fall should TRACK TEAM SCORES ment of the University have been ham, class marshal. These newly the first president of Book and will join a party made up of educa­ begin their preparation now and con­ completed and Dean Taylor, who is elected officers will hold office for the Scroll which showed that even though OVER MASS. AGGIES tors, editors, and men of public note tinue it through the summer by mag­ in charge of the commencement com­ coming two years, being named as Dr. Phyllis Blanchard has left the who will tour Europe this summer, azine, newspaper and other reading mittee this year, has announced a the first alumni officers of the class undergraduate ranks, she still has Van Allen and Toolin High Point leaving New York on June 23 on the on the two subjects which will be schedule of events which will begin of 1926. the interest of the organization at Scorers— Last Meet of Season Cunarder Berengaria. Mr. Sherwood used next year. In the early fall Friday evening, June 11, with the an­ The president-elect has been promi­ heart. Won By Good Score Eddy, New York City, will lead the the exact wording of the questions nual Commencement ball, and end on nent in campus activities during his Miss Isabelle Phelps gave a very prty. will be formulated on the basis of Monday, June 14, with the commence­ entire attendance at school here. interesting talk on the various school The New Hampshire Varsity Track This party, which annually makes the subjects: first, “the relative im­ ment exercises, which will be held in Last year Steere was editor-in-chief problems and methods that are used team finished its season with a de­ a trip to Europe to study the condi­ portance of intercollegiate athletics the men’s gymnasium. of the 1926 Granite, and this year in China. She pointed out that cided victory over Mass. Aggies, at tions there, will arrive in Cherbourg in undergraduate activities,” and sec­ Dr. William F. Anderson, bishop of he has served as the president of the America and China must work to­ Amherst, last Saturday, by the score on June 29, proceeding directly to ond, “modification of the Eighteenth the Methodist-Episcopal Church, Student Council. He was president gether in the interests of Christian­ of 87 to 39. Paris, where lectures lasting until Amendment.” cf the Sphinx and is a member of the ity and education in order that the Van Allen made his usual ten Boston, Mass., will deliver the com­ July 6 will be held. On July 6 the A committee of the newly organ­ Senior Skulls and the Theta Chi underlying purpose of the American points in the 100 and 220 as did mencement speech, and the Reverend party will leave Paris, starting on a ized New England State College fraternity. missionaries in China may be accom­ Toolin in the hurdles. Burke nosed Vaughan Dabney, pastor of the Sec­ tour to London, where another series Debating League will determine the General plans for alumni-class day plished. out Daland in the quarter mile run ond Church in Dorchester, Mass., of lectures will be held in Toynbee wording of the questions; but all were completed. Harold W. Whit­ Mr. A. >0. Morse talked on the col­ and also tied for first in the high will deliver the baccalaureate sermon Hall, London, under the direction of prospective New Hampshire varsity comb will deliver the class speech to lege life of Oxford and Cambridge jump. Williams ran a pretty mile on Sunday morning in the men’s the Warden of Toynbee Sir William debaters, whether they have made the undergraduates and alumni, and Universities. It was interesting to race. Ralph Littlefield scored first gymnasium. Beveridge, and Lord Astor. During the team or not, should, during the the retiring president, Wendell Da­ note the contrast between the life of place in the two mile run over The commencement ball on Friday their stay in London, the members of coming three months, become thor­ vis, will give the address of welcome. the men in those institutions and the Williams with Peaslee third. Lamont evening will begin the events. Floyd the party will be week-end guests at oughly familiar with the book, maga­ H. W. Steere will deliver the class average life of the college man here. took a first in the half mile. MacDonald, who is the head of the Oxford, visiting the university there zine and newspaper literature on the will and E. Y. Blewett will give the Mr. Morse explained the arrange­ In the weights Hubbard won the committee in charge of the ball, has subjects in general, so that they will as guests. Two weeks will be spent class history. All of these exercises* ment of the various colleges in each shot put with Kelsea second, Evans, announced an advance sale of tickets be prepared for the trials in Sep­ in London, after which the party will and speeches will take place in the university and told of the great men Stuart, Kelsea made all three places to alumni, graduating seniors, and tember. leave for the continent, visiting Hol­ women’s gymnasium on Class Day, who have graduated from each. In in the javelin; Necker and Hubbard undergraduates. Tickets may be se­ It is expected that there will be at land first, then Berlin, where another after which the class will adjourn regard to the sports, the crew racing took first and second in the discus. cured in all fraternity houses and at least two and not more than four series of lectures will be given, this outdoors beside Thompson Hall where was stressed. The average race Mass. Aggies’ only event was the the University Bookstore. dual debates for the men and prob­ time under the direction of Chief Jus­ Miss Ruth Finn will deliver the Ivy held in this country does not hold the broad jump in which they scored nine Saturday is designated as Alumni ably two dual debates for the women. tice Simons, Professor Julius Richter speech at the time of the planting of thrills that an ordinary college race points. Day. The morning will be taken up Another phase of the plan proposed of the University of Berlin, and Dr. the Ivy. in England has. by the annual meeting of the Alumni to the recently installed New Hamp­ Arnold Wolfers. After the meeting refreshments THREE MEMBERS ADDED TO Advisory Board at 9.00 a. m., fol­ shire chapter of Tau Kappa Alpha, The weeks of August 1 to 14 will were served and the guests and mem­ FACULTY TEACHING STAFF lowed by an Alumni-Faculty-Senior national honorary debating society, be optional weeks for the tourists, bers were divided into discussion baseball game. Having the Alumni they being allowed to journey where- WILDCATS TAKE (Continued on Page 4) groups. Three additions have been made to and Faculty teams combined is a new ever they choose. Some of the mem­ the faculty staff for next year. The idea being tried out this year. It bers are planning to visit Prague and THREE CONTESTS new members are: Mr. Marvin R. promises to make a more exciting, Vienna, where lectures on the situa­ FALL TERM RUSHING MIL. ART MEN GO Solt, Lehigh University, ’18, instruc­ closer contest.
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