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The Bates Student Bates College SCARAB The aB tes Student Archives and Special Collections 10-15-1947 The aB tes Student - volume 74 number 02 - October 15, 1947 Bates College Follow this and additional works at: http://scarab.bates.edu/bates_student Recommended Citation Bates College, "The aB tes Student - volume 74 number 02 - October 15, 1947" (1947). The Bates Student. 958. http://scarab.bates.edu/bates_student/958 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]. 5~ gflje Mxttt No. 2 BATES COLLEGE, LEWISTON, MAINE, OCTOBER 15, 1947 By Subscription Cast Announced For Stu-C Discusses Faculty At Bates Initial Meetings Tufts Bows To Bobcat; Current Problems Increased By 17 "Joan Of Lorraine" Seventeen new hands have joined Held By Clubs At the weekly Student Council N. E. Is Next Hurdle The cast for the Robinson Play- the Bates faculty and administration Philologia Holds First Meeting meeting held Wednesday night, . -reduction of Maxwell Ander- since last spring. Philologia held its first meeting The fighting Bates Bobcats sud- ^pia) JOAN °F LORRAINE October 8, Freshmen Rules were In the language departments. of the year Tuesday night, Oct. 14, denly came to life in the last quar- the first subject of discussion and ! -"been announced. The cast m Debaters Council Miss Isabelle Brown now teaches in Room 5, Hathorn. The business ter of their game with Tufts last >t was agreed that any alterations Student Interest 'L of appearance is as follows: German and Latin. A graduate cum session was under the direction of Saturday and with Art Blanchard of those rules would have to go Meters, the Director (The In- Selects Members laude from Mt. Holyoke College, the officers: Frances Briggs, presi- and Al Howlett taking turns with siiorl. Richard McMahon; Al, through the council before being she has her master's degree in class- the pigskin, marched sixty-two Varsity teams have been chosen put into effect. dent; Gene vie ve Wallace, vice-pres- Aim Of "Garner £*»*« manager. Richard Daly; ical languages. Formerly a teacher yards to a second touchdown, and for this coming debating season ident; Helen Rankin, secretary- The main aim of the "Garnet" Tessie the Apsistant Stage Man- On October 14 and 15, four in Vermont, Miss Brown has also with it a 12-7 victory. Up to that treasurer; and the new-appointed this year according to new editor here at Bates Mem/hers of the Bates girls on the staff of "The assisted in the art and archaeology time, the Bobcats had been trail- ner (Aurore). Dorothy Fitzgerald; adviser, Miss Isabelle Brown. 'Em' Stehli is to "get kids interes- . ,he Costumer. Joyce Lyon; varsity squad are: Arnold Alper- Prologue," a magazine published department at Mt. Holyoke. ing by one point for over half the Uaric ted and make them feel it's their steln. Robert Alward. Jean Chap- by the four Maine colleges, will be Mr. Arthur Monk, who attended Tentative plans for the year were game. Carder (Bertrand de Poulengy). magazine." The staff hopes not to man, Ray Cloutier, Joseph Dow. taking poll on fashions, and the University of Massachusetts and discussed and the members were es- Robert Hobbs; Charles Elling a have it confined to those few "who The Garnet's first score in the Barbara Galloupe, Edward Glanz, Freshmen men will be permitted the Bread Loaf School of Englsh, pecially asked to consider the an- second period came as the result of (Jacques d'Arc), Glendon McAlis- always write for the 'Garnet.'" The Jean Harrington, Gordon Hiebert! to speak with them during that is new to the English department. nual Christmas party which will be an intercepted pass by Howlett nd ter; Champlain (Durand Laxart) student's writing should be ex- Evelyn Kushner, Richard McMa- period on the subject of skirt- AJter two |years' |service in the held some time in December. It (Father Massieu), Gilles Morin; pressed in good literary style and a quick kick by Blanchard which lengths. army, he returned to Yale and re- may also be decided to postpone the Mary Grey (Joan). Lois Montgom- hon, Charles Radcliffe, .Marion founded on concrete reasoning. went outside on the two yard line ceived his master's degree. He has November meeting because it falls of Tufts. They punted a few plays ery;' Dollner (Pierre d'Arc), David Schwartz. William Stringfellow. It was decided that 20 Freshmen, Humor in good taste is welcomed. taught English at the University of on the day of the Bates-Colby foot- later and Blanchard returned it to Merrill; Jo Cordwell (Jean d'Arc), and David Tillson. taken in alphabetical order will be The Declaration of Principles and Massachusetts and the Junior Col- ball game. James Dempsey; Quirke (d'Estivet) Freshmen try-outs were held drafted to help with chairs before Policies wll be printed in the first their 34 yard line. Howlett went lege of Commerce in New Haven, around end to the 27. Blanchard Carl Toner; Miss Reeves (St. Ca- Monday, Oct. 6 with seven being and after each rally. A program of Latin and Greek issue. Conn. advanced the ball in two plays to therine). Jean Mather; Miss Sadler selected -for the freshman debate On the subject of training tables games, including riddles, word puz- Miss Ruth Lawrence, now a mem- The manuscripts, are judged as the 5 yard stripe, Nick Valoras (St. Margaret). Vivienne Sikora: squad. Some have experience In for those out for athletics, Mrs. zles, and a brief review of Philo- ber of Coram Library staff, re- objectively as possible and without brought it to the 1 foot line, and Harwell (Jean de Metz) (Execu- high school debating and speech. Cross asserted that instead she will logia's history was presented by ceived her AB at the University of prejudice by members of the ad- Art scored on the next play. tioner). Richard Michaels; Noble Max Bell, from Wilmington, Del., endeavor to increase the quantity Rachel Eastman, the program chair- Richmond in Virginia, and her mas- visory board: John Ackerman, Thomas failed to convert. (La Hire), Wayne Swett; Sheppard of food for all the men. The idea man. was senior class orator. Art Knoll. ter's degree at Drexel Institute of Charles Plotkin, Leon Wickup, Ann A few minutes later saw the iAlain Chartier) William Senseney; Seymour, Conn., figured in debat- of colored cards for the different Library Science, Philadelphia. MacFarlane Club Lawton, Joyce Cargill, Wendell Jumbos recovering a Bobcat fum- Les Ward (The Dauphin), Floyd time-periods for the evening meal Wray, and Alida Wilson. The ing and round-table discussions Miss Barbara Varney '46 is now Last night the MacFarlane Club, ble on the home 12 yard line and Smiley; JetTson (Georges de will be discussed with Mrs. Cross. and was honor speaker at gradua- director of the News Bureau. She a member of the Maine Federation staff this year consists of Emily they were back in the game. Do- Tremoille). Norman Card; Kipner tion. Richard Nair, New Britain, In a conference with Mr. Moore has taught at the State School for of Music Clubs, held its first .meet- Stehili, editor, James Fasco, Asso- liner scored in two plays, and his 1 ciate Editor, William Perkins, Art (Regnault de Chartres, Archbishop Conn., was captain of a club de- it was learned that the J. V. nu- Girls in Hallowell. ing at Libbey Forum. conversion was good. Tufts led Editor, Hugh Dinwoodie, Business oiRheims). Stanley Moody; Long bating teaim and featured in ora- merals are expected in a few weeks In the women's physical education 7-6. After the business meeting, Mr. (Dunois. Bastard of Orleans), torical contests. Other freshmen and three of them will be presented department, two new members of Editor, and Dorothy Stetson secre- In the final period with fourth Crafts spoke on "The History and tary to do proofreading. Bud MacMurray; Smith (Thomas chosen for the squad are Wilfred to last year's cheerleaders. Bas- the staff are Miss Patricia Robinson, down and the ball on the Bates 38, the Founding of the MacFarlane de Courcelles), Hugh Penny; Ab- Barbeau, Haverhill, Mass.; Donald ketball can be played Saturday af- who received her AB at Connecti- Students who will write for the Tufts had three yards to go for a Club". A program was presented bey (Cauchon, Bishop of Beauvais), Peck. Hollis. L. I. N. Y. and Rae ternoon until 3:00 o'clock when cut College for Women, and Miss Garnet are asked to attach a sealed first down and elected to try a rush consisting of two piano selections Lawrence Cannon. Stillman, Wareham. Mass_ dances are being held in the gym Patricia Rowe, a Bouve-Boston envelope with their name inside so from punt formation. The Bates by Edith Routier, two vocal solos The technical assistants for the that night. School of Physical Education grad- the board members can always dis- line held and the Bobcats had the by Mary Skelton, and a violin ren- production are as follows: Assistant Students are asked to cooperate uate. Both instructors will teach hy- cover whose work was accepted, ball on their own 38. The home dition by Carlton Davis. directors. Jean Mather and Vivienne at the 'commons' by permitting the giene and physical education under after impartial judgment by each fans immediately sensed the situa- Sikora; prompters. Cynthia Black members of the football squad to Professor Walmsley. Lawrance Chemical Society member. Acceptance and rejection tion, with less than half a quarter slips will be sent out to contribu- and Thelma Hardy.
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