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College Chest Drive, 1945 Durham, New Hampshire U N H Representatives November 12, 1945 "Kiss and T e ll” a H it; Dear Solicitors: Thanks to your help, we went O n 'W h o ’s W h o ’ Chosen over the top in our drive. Well Chosen Cast You took it well. Admittedly, it Thirteen Seniors, One is rather a shock to get that card Equals Professional; Outing Club Sponsors in the mail telling you that you are Junior Named; Faculty Realistically Acted Informal Dance Nov. 17 to solicit. Then at the meeting, YWCA Official Helps Make Selections just as the impossibilities of the A play which is a hit with a pro­ Fay Emerson and his band will play whole idea are getting you down, fessional cast is not necessarily a hit Thirteen seniors and one junior have Here Nov. 17-19 for the informal dance to be held at' we announce that we want $1.25 as an amateur production, but Hugh been selected by a committee com­ New Hampshire Hall this Saturday from each student. You groaned H erbert’s Kiss and Tell had the au­ posed of faculty and students to rep­ SMC Supper and Meeting evening, N ovem ber 17. T he dance is then, but then# but before Thurs­ dience rolling in the aisles all through resent the University of New Hamp­ sponsored by Outing Club and will be day came around you had changed Held Sat. from 2-10 p.m. its three comedy-packed acts last night shire in the 1945-1946 edition of W ho’s held from 8 to 11:30. The price is 60c face and came through with flying Miss Fern Babcock, Program Co­ in New Hampshire Hall in the first W ho Among Students in American per person and tickets will be sold at colors. ordinator of the National Student of a series of three performances. Universities and Colleges. Chosen on the dance. Your fine spirit has set an exam­ Council of the Y.W.C.A. will be a Mike Coombs was one of the out­ basis of character, scholarship, leader­ Chaperones will be Mr. and Mrs. ple for the solicitors of other years visitor on this campus from Novem­ standing players of the evening as ship and prominence in extra curricula William A. Medesy, Mr. and Mrs. to follow. Your money will now ber 17 to November 19. Raymond Pringle, the roller-skating activities on campus, these students Clinton Condict. be used for relief and rehabilitation Saturday afternoon a meeting will boy scout with an eye for business and will be ranked along with other out­ a nose for trouble. Com pletely at The general dance chairman is and for the spread of that same be held- at the H ighland H ouse from standing students throughout the ease, Mike stripped several years Betty Collins. Committees are: Band spirit of cooperation among the 2:00 to 10:00. Supper will cost .75 country. from his life and becam e a real 12- Claire McQuillan, chairman, Nancy people of the world. and those interested are requested to The purpose of W h o’s W ho is to year-old even to his voice, which Ferguson; Decorations, Eloise Braun, Appreciatively, notify the SCM office. serve as an incentive to students to cracked and quavered and ranged chairmen, Elsie Deming and Jean Helen Fay, for the Miss Babcock was graduated from get the most out of their college ca­ from soprano to bass. Ashton; Heelers, Rebecca Fairbank; College Chest Drive Committee Kansas State Teachers College, Pitts­ reers, as a means of compensation to Corliss Archer was played by Bar­ Refreshments, Laura Hamm, chair­ burg, Kansas. Her M.A. degree is students for what they have already * bara Mackay with refreshing enthu­ done, as a recommendation to the busi­ man, Myrtle Hilton; Tickets and Post­ from Teachers College, Columbia Uni­ versity. European travel includes at­ siasm and naturalness. She has that ness world and as a standard of ers, Polly Averill, chairman, Jane Elections for Class tending two conferences of the well-scrubbed, healthy appearance measurements for students. Whitney; Chaperones, Grace Shaylor, W orld’s Student Christian Federation, which her part calls for as well as be­ The following students are the chairman, Alvan Hiller. one in England in 1924 and one in ing very easy to look at. newly selected members: Officers, Nov. 27 Switzerland in 1933, and participation 'Casting Leon 'Stevens as Mr. Ar­ Joseph Bennett, Newmarket, N. H. At the special Student Council in the European Seminar conducted by cher must have presented no difficul­ — Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Student ties because they seem to be one and Musical Club Starts meeting held at the council head­ Sherwood Eddy. Council, treasurer, 2, president, 4; quarters last Tuesday evening at Bal­ the sanie person. Leon’s voice has Class President, 3, 4; Student Veterans lard Hall the council set the date for 1 th$>se qualities which the stage re­ Advisor, 3, 4; Student Veterans Gov­ On Campus Nov. 19 the election of Class Officers for No­ quires in diction, carrying power and erning Board, 3, 4; College Chest A new musical organization is be­ vem ber 27. Name Band for change of mood. The reputation he Fund Committee, 3, 4; Varsity Sports. ing developed on the campus of the All petitions must be turned into earned last year in Claudia is raised Evelyn Cass, Southwick, Mass. — University of New Hampshire through the Deans’ office on or before No­ Mil. Art Ball Dec. 8 still higher by his fine performance in Chi Omega, Vice President, 3, Presi­ popular demand. The purpose of this vember 19 and any which are not Kiss and Tell. dent, 4; Yacht Club, 2; SCM, 2, 3, 4; club is to unite all students interested passed in on that date will not be ac­ A military ball without the military! Leon Grodzins, who may be known Student G ov’t., 3, 4; M ortar Board, 3, in music in a com m on body to act as cepted later. Yes indeed, the good old days are in the future as “ H oly C ow ,” loosened 4; Phi Epsilon Omega, 3, 4; Home sponsors for student musical activities The elections will be held at New certainly on the way back to the UNH up as the play progressed, to play the Economics Club, 3; Mask and Dagger, on campus, and to help promote a Hampshire Hall at 4 o’clock Tuesday campus. On December 8 we’re go­ love-sick Dexter Franklin in typical 3, 4; Student Choir, 3; Big Sister, 3f greater interest in music among the afternoon on November 27. ing to have a military ball sponsored teen-age fashion, while Lucifte Uhr Outing Club, 2, 3, 4; Blue Circle, 3, 4; student body. by a peace time ROTC completely made a vigorous and authoritative M odern Dance Club, 3, 4, President, 3; A s far as the group is concerned, unmolested by GI regulations. (Does Louise. Mrs. Pringle, Elizabeth Mc­ Skating Club, 3, 4; College Chest the program committee will promote anyone recall the days when the Clelland off-stage, stormed through Committee, 3, 4; Carnival Ball Com­ a series of lectures and small recitals Flying Club Plans STARS and ASTP’s' had to get spe­ her scenes with much success. cial permits to stay out any later than mittee, 3. to be given to the group on their Mildred Pringle, better known as eight o’clock?) With the paper short­ Jean Gleason, Reading, Mass. — In­ stipulated meeting nights — the first Resumption of Group Barbara Sharrock, was a convincing age almost completely alleviated ternational Relations, 2; Granite Heel­ and third Mondays in every month. 17-year-old, looking all the time as if There will be a meeting of all those er, 2, 3; New Hampshire News Editor, The members of this organization are there’ll be dance program s as in pre­ she were really in love which is just interested in flying at the Organization 2, Editor, 3; Newm an Club, 1, 2, 3; at liberty to bring one or two guests war days, and, of course, all the glitter what she was supposed to be doing. Room in Commons at 4:00 p.m. Tues­ and splendor that a military ball can Religious Council, 2, 3; Sociology each to designated open meetings. Constance Armstrong as Mrs. Archer day, November 24. Plans for reviving bring. The cadets will wear their Club, 3; Big Sister, 2, 3; Concert Lec­ The club is open to all students w ho shouldered maturity gracefully, acting the UNH Flying Club will b^ dis­ uniforms, and plans are being made ture Committee, Student Representa­ have completed eight hours of credit with poise and assurance. cussed. so that the veterans may wear theirs. tive, 3; College Chest Committee, 3. in the music department. Freshmen Dick Gangi as Private Jim Earhart The group will either buy and main­ Can you imagine the wonder of it all Laura Hamm, Reading, Mass. — or transfer students who will have and Steve Aliapoulis as Lieut. Lenny tain a plane, or buy flying time. If a — to know that the fair ladies you see Phi Mu, 3, 4; SCM, 3; Home Econo­ completed the eight hours by the end Archer conducted their respective ro­ plane were bought, some veterans on the arms of their soldier escorts mics Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3; Phi of the year are also eligible. mances with credit. Each performance have agreed to instruct prospective will not have to bid tearful farewells Epsilon Om ega, 3, 4, President 3, 4; This meaningful organization is new should see them doing a better job. flyers and cut operating expenses to when they leave them at twelve-thirty Mortar Board, 4; Social Chairman, to the campus and is under the spon­ Jane Phipps as Mrs. Franklin can three dollars an hour. If the plane that night, but can say, “Until to­ Smith, 3; Vice President, Phi Mu, 3, sorship of Miss Margaret Olson, in­ chalk up another mark of success, were kept on a commercial field the m orrow ” or “ I ’ll see you in class on 4; B ig Sister, 4; Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4; structor in violin in the M usic D e­ and Robert Piper made a dignified cost per hour would be about five M onday.” Outing Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Blue Circle, 2, Mr. Franklin. Warren Meyer Crammed partment. dollars. The band for this gala event prom­ 3, 4; Deans List, 1, 3. a lot of justified exasperation into his All those interested and eligible are A set of rules will be drawn-up to ises to be an excellent one — a big Ruth Hodgkins, Northwood, N. H. short role and Lee Albee was every asked to come to the first meeting govern the organization and actual time band, and this time no one is — All-Star H ockey, 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket­ inch the cheerful and paternal Uncle next Monday night, November 19, at flights. Temporary officers will be kidding. The price is no object and ball, 1, 2, All-'Star, 2, 3; Softball, 2, 3; George. Realism was the keynote of the Pine Room in Ballard. During elected to operate the club. negotiations have already been started. W AA Rec Manager, 3; Cogswell, 4; Norman Selzer’s portrayal of the ju­ this first meeting, which will start Moreover, an attempt has been made Student Government, 3, 4; Outing bilant Mr. Pringle, while Cotton promptly at seven, the constitution to bring Life magazine to Durham to Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Choir, 3; Mor­ wagged her way through the part of Will be approved, officers elected, and photograph the event. And there will tar Board Secretary, 4; Alpha Xi Del­ Sociology Club Meets Marchbanks like a veteran performer. a general program for the year will be be plenty to interest both Life and its ta, Treasurer, 4; Pepcat, 3, 4; D ean’s The typical back porch setting was discussed. readers. During the dance one of the List, 1, 2, 3; Big Sister, 2, 3; Carnival designed by Donald Clough. A large Elections Are Held beautiful girls attending will be se­ Queen, 3. measure of the play’s success is due lected as the Honorary cadet Colonel, Louise Larrow, Woodsville, N. H. Hamilton Smith Library The second meeting of the Socio­ to the efforts of Director J. Donald and it will be her privilege to waltz — Pi Lambda Sigma; Pan Hell, 2, 3, Exhibits “Arts in Therapy” logy Club was held on Tuesday, No­ Batcheller, Technical Director Wes­ with the commanding officer of the 4; Granite Heeler, 3, Editor, 4; The vember 13, in Room 202 Morrill Hall ley Brett, Ruth Flanders, and Ann “The Arts in Therapy,” a Museum Cadets, Steve Aliopoulous. New Hampshire, Business Manager, 4; under the leadership of Gloria David­ Miller Morin who were assistants to of Modern Art exhibit, opened on The dance committee, handling Newman Club, Board Member, 1, son. the director, and the members of the Friday, N ovem ber 9, in the arts divi­ plans for the ball, consists of CO Treasurer, 2, 3; Board Member, 4; A tentative program of speakers was many committees which worked with sion of the Hamilton Smith Library Steve Aliopoulous, ex-officio; Dick Folio, 2; Outing Club, 1; Dean’s List, presented and short talks were giv­ the com edy in all its phases. at the University of New Hampshire. Mascot and Dick Stark in charge of 1, 3; Women’s Sports, 1, 2, Hockey en by Dr. Coulter and Mr. Green, ad­ music; Bob Nova'ck, publicity; Arthur Interclass; University Religious Coun­ Through this exhibition, the mu­ visor of the club. Nat Barron told of Phy. Ed. Registration Flanagan, decorations; and Billy Met­ cil, Treasurer, 3, 4; Cogswell Schol­ seum shows how art may help in the her work at the Framingham State development of personality of all ages calf, refreshments. Monday, November 19 arship, 4; Big Sister, 4. Reformatory during the past summer. Constance Ledward, Hancock, N. H. and in the rehabilitation of the handi­ Elections were held and the follow­ Physical education classes for the — Alpha Xi Delta; AWS Secretary 2, capped. Newer developments in the ing officers elected: President, Gloria Phi Kappa Phi Elects first quarter will end Friday of this therapeutic application of art are in­ 3, Vice President, 4; Mortar Board, Davidson; Vice President, Hope Tref- Ten to Membership week. Registration for the second President, 3, 4; O uting Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; troduced along with the already well- ren; and Secretary, Janet Dadson; quarter will be held Monday, Novem­ Junior Class, Vice President; House known occupational therapy methods. Treasurer, Joyce Chandler. The fol­ Phi Kappa Phi, the highest honor­ ber 19, at New Hampshire Hall from President, Congreve North; Dean’s The exhibition has been compiled by lowing were elected to serve on the ary scholastic society at the Univer­ 12:45 to 4:00. No one will be allowed List, 1; W om en ’s Sports H ockey, 2, specialists in various fields of thera­ Program and Social Committee: Jean sity of New Hampshire, has recently to register early or to register for Softbal, 2, 3; College Chest, 3, 4; peutic work and gives a cross-section Gartner, Alice Dineen, Jane Elga^ elected the following to its member­ any one else. Those people who can­ Cogswell Scholarship, 4. of the application of art for therapeutic Betsy Shortell, Pat Parker, and Mar­ ship: Faculty member, Mr. Harold C. not come at the specified time should Barbara Mackay, Methuen, Mass. purposes covering visual tests, medical gery Byers. Grinnell, Associate Professor, Agri­ come into the office on Tuesday or — Alpha Chi Omega; Mask and Dag­ analyses of creative work of students cultural Economics, and Assistant to Wednesday morning. ger, 2 leads; Outing Club, 2, 3; Riding and patients, and creative media and SENIORS TAKE NOTICE the Dean of the' College of Agricul­ Anyone having difficult schedules or Club, 3; Women’s Sports; O. T. Club, the crafts em ployed in therapy. It is All proofs must be returned on or ture; College of Technology, Frank limited in the type of activity they 3, 4, Treasurer, 4; Pan Hellenic, Presi­ of particular value to teachers and before November 20, 1945. Failure to B. Marcotte; College of Liberal Arts, can take should to be among the jirst dent, 4; Fencing Club, 1; New Hamp­ students of modern therapy. do so may result in elimination of pic­ Beverly Blodgett, Elizabeth J. Cur­ in line at 12:45 M onday, so that they shire News Heeler, 1. Closing date for the exhibition is tures from the Granite. Return the ran, Bernice Hayden from Pembroke, may register for the activity they want (continued on page 4) N ovem ber 30. proofs to Granite Office, Ballard H all.1N. H., Rita Serlick, and Jean Steacie. before it is filled. THE NEW HAMPSHIRE, NOVEMBER IS, 1945

the melody, only forces the listener BLUE CIRCLE Doctor Jazz to strain his imagination. This may be Tatum’s idea of improvising, but The Blue Circle meeting for Mon­ by Chris Cornavidis I don’t like it. I should add, that day, November 19, has been cancelled. Published weekly on Thursday throughout the school year by the students of the University of I was asked 'by a certain jazz when Art plays with a band, he can’t New Hampshire. hound if I had submitted my ballot be beat. Wilson excels as soloist and Entered as second class matter at the post office at Durham, New Hampshire under the act to Metronome’s All Star Band Con­ of March 3, 1879. Accepted for mailing at special rate of postage provided for in section 1103, accompanist. act of October 8, 1917. Authorized September 1, 1918. test. To which I answered in the I can already feel the hot breath of FRANKLIN affirmative. This is my selection: Room 306, 307 — Ballard Hall Room 308 — Ballard Hall the jazz followers down my neck. . . . Durham, N. H. EDITORIAL OFFICE BUSINESS OFFICE Lead alto: Johnny Hodges. Hot Ah! ! for the life of a jazz critic. REPRESENTED FOR NATIONAL ADVERTISING BY alto: Charlie Parker. Clarinet: Benny Thurs. Nov. 15 Member National Advertising Service, Inc. Goodman. Tenors: Coleman Haw­ *,------f TWICE BLESSED , College Publishers Representative kins, Arnette Cobbs. Baritone: Harry Intercollegiate Press Lee and Lynn Wilde James Craig 4 2 0 M a d i s o n A v e . N e w Y o r k , N . Y . Carney. Lead Trumpet: Buck Clay­ { DURHAM TAXI | C h i c a g o 1 B o s t o n ' Lo s Angeles - san Francisco ton. Hot. trumpets: Roy Eldridge, i • Tel. 256 I Fri.-Sat. Nov. 16-17 i 35c Reasonable rates! DURHAM, N. H., NOVEMBER 15, 1945 Dizzy Gillespie, Charlie Shavers. Lead | In town Outside BREWSTER’S trombone: Vic Dickenson. Hot trom­ MILLIONS E D IT O R ...... -...... Jean Gleason bones: Jay C. Higginbotham, Law­ Dennis O’Keefe Helen Walker ASSOCIATE EDITOR ...... Natalie Brooks rence Brown. Piano: Teddy Wilson. BUSINESS MANAGER ...... Louise Larrow Guitar: Oscar Moore. Bass: Slam Sun.-Mon. Nov. 18-19 EDITORIAL BOARD BUSINESS BOARD Stewart. Drums: Sid Catlett. Mis­ WONDER MAN cellaneous instrument: Lionel Hamp­ Ladies Apparel Shop Managing Editors ...... Poppy Danos Advertising M gr...... Barbara Mason Danny Kaye — Virginia Mayo Joe Thomas Assistant ...... Judith Friedman ton, Vibes. Arranger: Billy Strar- Quality and Style News Editors ...... M argery Byers Subscription M gr...... Pauline Averill horn. Male vocalist: King Cole. Fe­ in Tues. Nov. 20 Patricia Parker Circulation Mgr...... Claire Hunter male vocalist: Billie^Holiday. Large COATS SUITS DRESSES EADIE WAS A LADY Feature Editor ...... Mai Priestly Assistant ...... Earl Goss band: Duke Ellington. Small band: and Ann Miller Sports Editor ...... John McGinn Board Secretary ...... Arline V. Ekman King cole trio. SPORT W E A R Closed Wed. Nov. 21 - Sat. Nov. Editorial Assistants: It took me less than five minutes to 24 Inclusive John Knowlton, Hugh Betts, Chris Cornavidis, Hilda Ballard, Ruth Winer, Lila Sprague, fill out the ballot, which goes to prove Pat Parker, Jane Harrer, Edmonde Levitan, Thelma Kramer, Barbara Ellis, Jerry Gordon, Dor- the firm conviction I have in these reen MacTaggert, Lucy Heathfield, Barbara Strachan, Joan Prince, Elaine Krohn, Dorothy GREENLAW’S Whenever possible we will arrange a show so that the feature will be Hirsch, Jerry Albert, Cynthia Saidel, Jean Carlise. men, who I believe play the best jazz, 60 Third Street Business Assistants: _ . p|arl A1i7ce1 Tay!^ ’ HT??lis Bartlett> whether it be in a large or small band. over by 7:55. Susie Bartlett, Joan Foley, Alice Dineen. Dover, New Hampshire Evenings at 6:15 and 8:00 I will admit I hesitated only twice in making my selections, namely about the ability of Parker on the alto, and Behind the Times Wilson on piano. It was a choice be­ “I’ve got so much to do that I don’t know where I’m at.” Around tween Parker and Pete Brown, but exam time that’s a stock phrase on campus. Everyone, then, is sudden­ the night I heard Parker he sounded UNH JEWELRY superb, while Brown honked like mad ly surprised to find himself with anywhere from two to six weeks’ (strictly Chicago stuff) reminding me PINS RINGS EARRINGS work on his hands and only days to complete it in. The library is of a fog horn. Wilson, on the other crowded to overflowing, and many battles ensue as to who is to get hand, had Art Tatum to contend the last chance at the last book on the shelf in w hichtthe outside read­ with. Art is no slouch on the key­ PENDANTS BRACELETS ing was asigned. Lights burn way into the morning in the dorms, and board, having tremendous facility- and ideas. When soloing Tatum has the everyone goes around during the day with circles under their eyes and bad habit of dragging in every ima­ University Bookstore a belligerent expresion on their faces. Sometimes classes are cut so that ginable song he can think of, at the a little last minute boning can be indulged in before the exam that is moment, which adds nothing new to due the following period. All in all, it is a very sad and trying period for faculty and students alike.

And, much as we hate to admit it, this is not due to the wrath of the gods, the irony of fate, or even the unrelenting grudges of the poor professors involved. N o — it’s much more simple than that. It’s usual­ ly the simple fact that all this work, assigned weeks before, was just put off until the last minute in favor o f nights at the movies, a few hands o f the bridge in the smoker, a coke at the Wildcat, or even a gala w^eek-end away from the stodgy dullness of an all-too-familiar campus. It’s usualy because good intentions got snowed under by too many outside activities and too much fooling around. It’s usually be­ cause the factor of time and how best to utilize it was not taken into consideration, or taken into consideration and then forgotten. It’s sad to relate but these seem to be the facts, and the results of these facts in the grades received are not always pleasant to contemplate.

W ell, w e’ve still got a chance to improve. Only half a semester has passed and before mid-years roll round our study habits can take a turn for the better. It has often been suggested that each student make himself a schedule by which to study, and if this is done and followed SIGNE HASSO faithfully (say the few who have tried it) everything gets done on knows her A B C ’s. This glamor­ time, there’s a surprising amount of time left over for fun, and exams ous star is currently appearing in Twentieth Century-Fox's "The can be passed without danger of losing one’s health. W e know this is House on 92nd Street." all an old story. You’ve heard it so many times that it sounds more like fancy than fact. But believe us, it’s something you might look in­ to one o f these days. You might be pleasantly surprised.

Dungarees Again After all the hullabaloo to make the girls stop wearing dungarees, we were surprised at the H ELLABALOO to find dungarees the pass­ port for admission (along with the seventy-four cents, of course). This is all very fine, but our one-track mind would like to keep things straight. Fellows, have you rescinded your demands, or are you just plain inconsistent? lake your pick. Name any plea­ sure you enjoy in a cigarette. You’ll find them all in Chesterfield’s ABC: Let’s Go Where A-ALWAYS MILDER, B - BETTER The Gang Goes TASTING and C— COOLER SMOKING. To the Good Old The point is: Chesterfield’s famous College Cat, Right Combination . . . World’s Best Tobaccos gives you ALL the benefits of The Wildcat — Campus Soda Shop smoking pleasure.

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Holy Communion sponsored by the Bedause of the increase of univer­ Canterbury Club is held every Sun­ sity and campus functions, news of UNH Victorious 6-0 day morning at 9:15 in SCM chapel which must be published, Campus D o­ Hetzel Hoopsters Cop at N. H. Hall. ings will not be published this week. Nasson Inexperienced UNH ended its formal hockey sea­ son with a victory over Nasson Col­ Blue League Diadem SKIS are now arriving • • • lege last Saturday, and a tidy score of Notch Verdict Over East 6-0 to boot. NORTHLAND FLEXIBLE FLYER The rains held off for the game, Quintet 52-51 in Tight which came close to being The best Duel Played Wednesday SKI SPORT DARTMOUTH of the season — not merely because In a real thriller-diller played last of the score, which helped of course, Wednesday the Hetzel Second Floor but because of the attitude of both GT l basketball quintet annexed the Blue teams. Before the game started, UNH *noC A l U 1ING3 League crow n by eking out a 52 to was informed by the Nasson players 51 victory over a powerful Commando BRAD MclNTIRE that quite a number of the team had Jack McGinn aggregation from East Hall. P. O. Block Durham, N. H. never played hockey before — it was Is is true what they say about New The duel was played on fairly even obvious. Remarks such as, “This isn’t Hampshire? Is it true that they are terms in the first quarter as both at all like socker, is it?” “ H ow ’bout going to have two varsity teams this teams countered with each other shot a basket,” and “What’s a long corner winter? Yes after a three-year lapse for shot. The second stanza was anyway?” drifted across the field, and the powers to be have decided that played in the same fashion but with a N. H. began to wonder whether it now is the time to put the University few minutes remaining in the half the was LaCross or baseball they were back on the athletic map. They have East outfit jumped into a four-point playing. We had to hand it to them done this convincingly with the an­ lead as they tallied on two fast break­ though, every member was a perfect College pharmacy, Stic. nouncement that a varsity basketball ing plays. spo^P and played a good game no mat­ team shall step out on the polished The Commandos wasted no time at ter how little they knew about hockey. surface with a fifteen-game schedule the start of the third quarter as they The Nasson goalie seemed to be well- and then astounded the campus with jumped the count to a seven-point ad­ trained in gymnastics, for she executed the proclamation that the University vantage over the Hetzel boys, and at Gorman Block Durham, N. H. a spectacular split in front of the goal, is to have a varsity ski team also with this point it looked as though the trying to stop an onrushing ball — she a' fitting schedule. Commandos had found themselves missed, but the crowd roared and the This news has been greeted with an and would waltz off with the contest. game almost turned into burlesque. unequaled amount of enthusiasm on The Hustlers had other ideas, how­ Even though the quality was slightly campus and this goes to show that one ever, as Greaser White and Andy lacking, there was spirit enough to of the basic foundations of a happy Mooradian suddenly came to life and make up for it. college life is sports. The Univer­ began to swish the twines with the After refreshments, N. H. bid fare­ sity no doubt has become aware of this all-important points and the duel be­ well to a busload of singing girls. fact as evidenced by their actions in came all tied up. Goals for N. H. were scored by regards to sports and this leads to the The Commandos once again went Ellie Smith, Lyn Bates, and Shelly thought the return to normalcy is now out in front with a nine-point lead in Boyd. in the offing. the latter stages of the third stanza Well, enough of this idle chatter, and aparently the game was all so we’ll turn our thoughts to the new wrapped up for the East cause but Eighth ly formed ski team, led and coached poor substitutions and a rekindling UNH Places by Jerry Chase, ex of the Army Air of the Hetzel spirit split the game into Forces. Jerry was an ace cog a wide open duel and as the waning In Schell Regatta some of the great New Hampshire moments of the game drew near the ski teams of a few years back and af Hustlers went out in front to cop the On Sunday, November 4, the Erwin ter graduation turned his talents to fray and the Blue League title. H. Schell Regatta at the Massachu­ high school coaching. Then came the In the White League the East setts Institute of Technology took war and Jerry became Lieut. Colonel Pluggers knocked off the Hetzel First place. Those who weathered the Chase of the Air Corps where he Floor aggregation to knot the League races through the snowstorm were: A1 served with distinction. Now he’s in a three-way tie for first. The game, Coe, Bobbie Berger, Jean Deland, Dot back at school working with a group played Monday evening, was a fairly Hanson, and Penny Cady. These six of twenty-five hopefuls who are de­ close contest but the Pluggers had a members of New Hampshire Yacht termined to represent the Wildcats in little too much for the Hetzel boys Club placed us ninth in the event. ski competition. and w on 53 to 45. Other than the girls’ hockey game The playoff for the title will be Several of the candidates have en with Colby, Jr. this regatta is the only played during the remainder of the gaged in collegiate competition and inter-collegiate competition this year week and the winners will meet the have a little bit in the way of experi­ in which the University of New Hetzel IHustlers for the Loop title. ence to present Coach Chase but the Hampshire has been represented. In majority of the candidates have only comparison with other years, our high school experience and therefore W.R.C. on Weekend Trip school faired well in making its mark he will not have too much to work among the first ten. To Mt. Chocorua with in regards to collegiate savior-j Last weekend the World Related­ The order in which the other schools faire. Time will tell! ! placed is: M.I.T., receiver of the ness Commission headed by Robert Hoop-Alla Schell Trophy; Kings Point Merchant Abell sponsored a trip to the World Marine Academy; Coast Guard Acad­ On first observation of the hoop Fellowship Incorporated Camp in emy of New London; Holy Cross; schedule I remarked to a pal of mine Madison, N. H. The meeting, held Navy of Annapolis; Harvard; North­ that if things go right the Wildcats near Mt. Chocorua, was directed by eastern; Brown; New Hampshire; should have a better than average Robert Abell, Helen Dunn, Ann Wies- William College; Tufts; Steven’s; chance of having a winning year. Of en and Norma Gardner. Rhode Island State; and Yale. course, my word is hardly the word Ensign Leininger, New England of an expert but upon the release of> Secretary of the Student Volunteer the schedule I have made a brief study Movement and Mr. Weller, Secretary “More farm life of a number of our opponents and find of World Fellowship Inc., spoke to that they are a bit on the weak side. the group concerning Christian voca­ Grenier Field has an entirely new tions an dthe scope of World related­ Rivers Studio team due to the rapid movement of ness. for me!” personnel and therefore will not be Members of SCM who attended be­ Portraits of Distinction quite as polished as a unit that has sides those on the committee were New developments, offering advantages of speed and Commercial Photography played together for several seasons. Lois Johnson, Mary Dunnells, Ruth Chapman, Jean Garfield, Sally Bar­ economy in construction, are being fully used in our pro­ The Maine schools — Bowdoin, Bates, Picture Framing Colby, and Maine will be starting more ker, David Watson, Wesley Field, gram for extending and improving farm telephone service. or less from scratch as both the Naval tions and -the scope of World related- Among these are mechanical pole-hole diggers and Photostat Copy of contingents at Bates and Bowdoin are Helff. plows for burying wire underground. Sturdier steel wire Discharge Papers expected to move out in the latter part of November and Maine and Colby have an entirely different and en­ that permits longer spans will require fewer poles. larged male population. Well, that’s And we are experimenting with "power line carrier” a thumb nail sketch of five of our op­ ponents and let’s hope that it presents to provide telephone service over rural electric lines. a fair picture of what to expect when Radio, too, is being studied for use in connecting more Durham they parade out on the polished sur­ isolated sections with telephone exchanges. face. Providing more and better rural telephone service is Radio and Electric Service part of the Bell System plans for constantly improving Durham Point Road BOSTON CLOTHING AND nation-wide communications service. Telephone 64-R DRY GOODS STORE Our aim: To render prompt and efficient radio and electric Clothier for Men and Women 368 Central Avenue service to the residents of this community. Dover, N. H. BELL TELEPHONE SYSTEM ?M> Ruth B. Manton FLOWERS ^ 0 4 4 /p A * from GARRISON HILL GREENHOUSES G r a n t Dover, N. H. Durham Agent - Grant’s Cafe WHERE WHOLESOME HOME-COOKED FOOD HAS BEEN SERVED TO GENERATIONS OF UNH STUDENTS Tel. 5 MAIN STREET DURHAM, N. H. THE NEW HAMPSHIRE, NOVEMBER IS, 1945

Diophragines WHO’S WHO Sigma Beta; Student Council, 2, 4, H etzel, 6, 7; College Chest, 4; Student . Civil Air Patrol (continued from page 1) President, 3; Veterans Executive Com­ Council, Vice President, 4. Dear Students, mittee, 2; Student Activity Tax Com­ Frank Marcotte, Brentwood, N. H. mittee, 2; SCM, 1; Football, 1, 2, 3; Durham went more rural than usual — Newm an Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Student All you air-minded students — Track, 1, 2; Baseball, 2, 3; LaCross, 1; last week-end. The B&M took all Council, 2; Alpha Chi Sigma, 3; Presi­ r CLYDE L> MORRILL^ here’s news! A requisition has been Who’s Who, 3; Outing Club, 1. “them damned city slickers” away dent, Phi Lambda Phi, 4; Master of sent to CAP Headquarters in. Con­ WHITEHOUSE BUILD INO Saturday, and the town settled down Ceremonies, Alpha Chi Sigma. Margaret Tower, North Hampton, cord asking for a plane for CAPC A PT O m M S T i DCVER.NM for its first barn dance of the year. N. H. — Chi Omega; College Chest \ appointment J i HOURS J flights. It'is scheduled to land at the Marie Marden, Newton, N. H V / Everyone went to the dance in old Secretary, 2; Chairman, 3; AWS Durham temporary airport or Ports­ A ll Star H ockey, 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball, clothes except the girls who wore ex­ Treasurer, 2, 3; Pan Hellenic, 3; mouth airport, depending on weather 3; Basketball, 1, 2, All-Star, 3; Big actly what they wear everyday. Ev­ Freshman Class, Vice President; conditions. Sister, 2, 3; Mortar Board, 4; Outing eryone took off their shoes and sox House Council, 1; Freshman Camp At the last meeting held Thursday, Club, 1, 2; Blue Circle, 3, 4; Pan Hel­ and danced 'barefoot; that is, except Committee, 1, 2; Basketball, 2; Big VENETIS STUDIO November 8, suggestions were made lenic, 2, 3, 4; Granite H eeler, 3; O r­ Dean and Mrs. Medesy (the old Sister, 2, 3; Pepcats, 3; SCM , 1, 2, 3; 362 Central Ave. Dover, N. H. j pertaining to courses to be offered, in­ ganization Editor, 4; Dance Club, 3; iprudes!) But I have to give the “ Cap­ O uting Club, 1, 2, 3; Orchestra, 1; cluding code, both elementary and D ean’s List, 1, 2, 3. tain” credit, he worked like a horse Modern Dance Club, 1, 2, 3; Phi advanced, navigation, pre-flight regula­ Frances Mikol, Hartford, Conn. — 4 pictures for 25c Saturday night! Lam bda Phi, 1, 2, 3, 4; Katherine D e- tions, and a riflery course. Plans for Phi Sigma, 3, 4; Granite Heeler, 3; A few of the boys went over to Merrit Prize, 3; Cogswell Scholarship, a picked drill team were also con­ Newm an Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; O uting Club, Dover that evening and brought back 4; Delta Chi, 4; President AWS, 4; sidered. 1, 2, 3, 4; Y acht Club, 1, 2, 3; Class a pig (animal). They took him down Dormitory Secretary, 1; Mortar Board The group was taken to the Photo- Secretary, 5, 6; Vice President, Con­ to Commons Sunday to show the dieti­ Treasurer, 4. Visual office where combat films were greve, 1, 2; Dean’s List, 1, 2; Assist­ Daeris Restaurant tian that ham doesn’t always come John Stuart, Allston, Mass. — Kap­ shown. At 2100 members were dis­ ant House Director, Congreve South, 478 Central Avenue with a “Spam” label. Incidentally, pa Sigma; Newman, 1; House Coun­ missed. 4; Big Sister, 2; Chairman of Winter the pig wouldn’t eat there; he must cil, 2, 3; Student Committee on Edu­ Dover, New Hampshire An interesting and educational fu­ Carnival, 4; Mortar Board, Treasurer, have gone downtown. cational Policies; House President, ture has been planned for CAP on 4; WRA, Treasurer, 4; Dance Club; Definitions: campus. Although no official recruit­ Skating Club; Riding Club; Softball, The act of being drunk: When a ing has been done as yet, anyone in­ 1, 2, 3. person feels sophisticated and can’t terested in becom ing a m em ber of the Ann Miller Morin, Dover, N. H. — pronounce it.' CAP or Flying Club is urged to at­ Alpha Chi Omega, President, 4; Mask English: The universal language, tend the next meeting of the UNH j and Dagger, 3; Leads President, 3, 4^ spoken almost everywhere now except j i.)fctacbed Flight tonight, from 1900 T K A , 3, 4; Mike and Dial, 1, 2, 3,4; in England and Boston. to 2:00 at the Held House. Dramatic Director, 4; Dean’s List, 1, UNH co-ed: Always one of three 2, 3, 4, 5, 6; Academ ic Scholarships, things: hungry, thirsty or both. , ’S Holds Elections 2, 4. Thomas O’Donnell — Theta Kappa ANDREA J LAROCHELLE Does your father use a straight edge At the last meeting of Women’s Phi; ROTC; Debating Club, 1; Gran­ JEWELER razor? Does he cut the Thanksgiving Formerly E. R. McClintock Student Governm ent on O ctober 25, ite Varieties, 1, Executive Committee, turkey with a knife sharpened on a Jo Turner, temporary junior member, 2; Mask and Dagger, 2, 3; Mike and Watchmaking, Engraving, and razor strop? Does the “old man” and Elizabeth Sawyer, treasurer, were Dial, 1, 2, 3; Newm an Club, 1, 2, 3; Dover, N. H. Rochester, N. H, consistently lose on the horses and in elected to the executive council. Executive Committee; Student Coun­ business deals? Does he still persist Those elected to the House Coun­ cil, 3; Tau Kappa Alpha, 2, 3; The in thinking that college is essentially cil of Congreve North were president, New Hampshire, 1, 2, Editor, 3; TH E WORLD’S MOST HONORED WATCH a place to study? Does the “old Carolyn Eaton; vice-president, Ann Who’s Who, 3. codger” know that warnings are com­ Whitehurst; secretary, Barbara Mar The folowing students are carried ing out? .... If he does, you’d better den; treasurer, Pat Wall and social over from the 1944 - 1945 edition of come to my house for Thanksgiving. chairman, Audrey Parker. W h o’s W h o : But you won’t find me there! The house officers of SAE are: pres Claude Henry, Cambridge, Mass.— WANTED ident, Jeannette Lavoie; vice-presi dent, Elmira Walker; secretary, Mar One way ticket to Cal., LOST cia Setzer; treasurer, Delores May And points west! Phi Gamma Delta fraternity pin. nard, and social chairman, Connie With the name Earl S. King on back. I would like to thank the chivalrous Shields. Student Officer who held my hand If found please return to Eloise while crossing the street the other Braum, Congreve South. NOTICE day to save me from the big bad 1 here will be a Thursday supper black Buick. Horns to the right of trip to Mendum’s, November 15, for Victor Shoes me, horns to the left of me, into the Outing Club members. Sign up QUALITY SHOES AT valley of Main Street strode Dio­ sheets went up on Tuesday morning phragines — behind the Junior Student with the trip limited to twenty mem POPULAR PRICES Officer. bers. Outing Club tickets must be 382 Central Ave. Dover, N. H. ting the new. Do you realize that there are only presented, and it is suggested that thirty-three m ore shopping days ’til those who come bring a flashlight if Christmas? No. . .? Well, there are possible. Trips will leave at 4:15 and So that I might claim that I’m just as 5 p.m. from Ballard Hall. Leaders good as “Esquire,” here are some are Betty Collins and Jane Whitney STRAND Christmas suggestions...... Dover, N. H. For your favorite professor — O. C. N O T IC E steam shovel There will be a big I.O.C.A. Tech Thurs. Nov. 15 For your girl (on campus) — Cabin Trip over Thanksgiving week BORN FOR TROUBLE “Biltwell” catalog end, N ovem ber 24 and 25, at the Van Johnson Faye Emerson For your house mother — a copy M.I.T. cabin. Loads of fun with Out­ of “Child Psychology” ing clubers from all the New Eng TWO O’CLOCK For your room mate — a mop and land colleges! The New Hampshire COURAGE quota is two girls and two fellows. If a bucket Tom Conway — Ann Rutherford For your parents — a Northeastern you’re interested, sign up now with — Special Thursday— Jane Whitney at Theta U, Tel. (Dur­ catalog 8 — FREE TURKEYS — 8 Once upon a time a co-ed went ham ) 174. riding with a fellow. When they Fri-Sat. Nov. 16-17 reached Durham Point he stopped the NOTICE car and said: “Honey, there’s some Any student absent from his last AND THEN THERE thing wrong with the engine.” So class on the day before Thanksgiving WERE NONE B. Fitzgerald, J. Duprez, L. Hayward he got out, opened his tool kit, and vacation or his first class following proceeded to repair the engine; got the vacation is subject to a fine of $5 Sun.-Wed. Nov. 18-21 back in the car and drove the girl for each absence. Dean of Men THE DOLLY SISTERS back to campus. B. Crable, J. Haver, J. Payne Must’ve been a transfer! Dean of Women With this, I (beat a hasty exit! Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. Nov. 22-24 PSYCHOLOGY CLUB NOTICE Yours trulius, HOLD THAT BLONDE Eddie Bracken — Veronica Lake Diophragines Members of the Program Commit­ tee and chairmen of committees for the coming dance to be given by the NOTICE Psychology Club are requested to The head dietitian at Commons has meet at 8:30 p.m. Sunday, November STATE THEATER requested us to make the following 8, in Scott Hall Library. This meet­ announcement: “In order to prevent ing is very important! Washington Street TORTOISE plastic the necessity of students standing out­ Dover, N. H. side of Commons in all kinds of COMPACT weather, enter the Commons through HAM’S MARKET Nov. 16-17 Fri.-Sat. the middle door leading to the Fresh Tremendous compact — — man dining hall, past the Ping Pong Meats and Provisions RIVER GANG table, down the stairs, through the Gloria Jean — John Qualen tremendous hit--- Tel 5758 cloak room and on into the dining also Light as a feather--- room . CODE OF THE LAWLESS smart as a whip - - MICHEL’S Kirby Grant — Poni Adams Loose powder type. *293 458 Central Avenue Sun-Wed. Nov. 18-21 Dover, New Hampshire Millinery and Dress THE SHADY LADY Charles Coburn Ginny Simms STYLE CEjsjt£ Accessories $ rnmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. Nov. 22-24 ------„„ ------„„ ------.in------in------....------....------tin------mi------> 4 > PINOCCHIO DRESSES BY THE YARD Hardware Sporting Goods Disney Feature Cartoon at the Seavey Hardware Co. Quality High Price Correct MAMA LOVES PAPA Savoie Silk Shop Assortment Large Leon Errol — Elizabeth Risdon Continuous shows daily for this I I O C O N G R E S S ST. PHONE 3250 Dover 300 Central Ave. Dover, N. H. Tel. 439 program