MISS CHARLOTTE A.THOMPSON, DURHAM, ®lp Nwu Ifrimpslitrp V olum e 10. N u m be r 32. DURHAM, N. H., JUNE 8, 1921. P rice 10 Ce n t s SOPHOMORE CLASS MEETING. MEMORIAL FIELD The guests were greeted cordially W. J. HAGGERTY AMPHITHEATRE CONTRIBUTION. VARSITY LOSES by Mr. and Mrs. Lovell and escorted At the Sophomore class meeting to the den or living-room. They PRESIDENT OF held Wednesday evening June 1 in Contributions continue to come in chatted in little groups scattered the Zoology lecture room, Herbert DEDICATED AT to the Memorial Field Office. Among TWO GAMES throughout the house or on the cool the recent ones not previously ac­ F. Barnes was elected editor-in-chief Brown and Holy Cross west porch, for the whole lower floor TW0S0CIETIES of the 1923 Granite. Leon C. Glover CONVOCATION knowledged in “The New Hampshire” of the parsonage had been thrown was elected business manager and Al­ are ones from L. Leon Brown, ’15, for Win from New Hampshire open for the occasion. The faint Student Council and fred L. Franch assistant business $25; Ensign R. L. Lovejoy, ex-’19., scent of wild flowers came from Outdoor Exercises Are for $5; and S. A. W allace, ’31, for A. A. Hold Joint Ballot manager. BAILEY BATS HARD vases in every room. Plans for bonfire and peace dance of Universal Interest Refreshments of harlequin ice FARMER VICE-PRESIDENT were discussed. Sherwood and Kroog Losing Pitchers cream and delicious homemade choco­ —Infield Wcrk Poor—Holy Cross late cake were served. COLLEGE BAND PLAYS Annual Elections Held Last Wednes­ COLBY COLLEGE Hits Way to 14-3 Win—Brown Many guests from the outlying dis­ day—Sherwood is Member Ath­ Score 12-4 tricts were able to be present because letic Association Executive SOPHOMORE Scenic Driveway One of Future Pro­ GRADUATE TO of the thoughtfulness of the Lovells Committee—“Sneeker” Ne­ jects for Beautifying Campus—to New Hampshire closed its baseball who had provided transportation for ville is Cheer Leader GIRLS WIN Pass by Memorial Grove, Out­ season with a two day trip during them. door Theatre, Baseball Park TEACHORATORY which the team was beaten twice. The annual election of officers of and Log Cabin Holy Cross defeated the Blue and the New Hampshire College Athletic TRACK MEET Mr. F. A. Pottle Will White 14-3 and Brown came out on the long end of a 12-4 score. Association took place throughout the The college amphitheatre was form­ Come to N. H. in Fall ZOOLOGY MEN Kroog pitched in the Holy Cross day on Wednesday last, in the outer Lead Junior Athletes ally dedicated at weekly convocation game and was found for 19 hits. entrance to Thompson Hall. The on Wednesday last. Notices were is­ HAS ENVIABLE RECORD By Fifteen Tallies Poor playing by our infield however COLLECT FAUNA Australian system of balloting was sued earlier in the day and as the allowed many hits to be called which used, and a force of ballot clerks was student body started on their way to Experience at Hebron, Deering and in ’24 SQUAD MAKE FOURTH should have been easy outs. Twenty-four Men Make on duty throughout, the election be­ the exercises, instead of taking the Yale Graduate School Makes Sherwood pitcher at Providence and ing carried off in a very strict man­ usual way toward the big gymnasium, New Instructor Eminently Trip by Auto to York Inter-class Meet on Women’s Ath­ was touched up for 13 hits. Again ner. It was the privilege of the stu­ traffic was diverted to, and over the Suited to Take Charge of letic Field Includes Variety of as at Worcester he did not receive dent body at this time also to vote stile which marks the boundary be­ Courses Here Events — Results Compare the support due a pitcher. MRS. JACKSON IN CHARGE for a man to preside over the Student tween the old grounds and the new. Council for the next year. Favorably with Inter­ “Bo” Bailey did well at the bat in Cardboard signs were in evidence The English department of the col­ collegiate Records both games. He got a triple in each designating the different sections re­ lege will offer, next year, courses in Gathered Specimens to Be Used in game and in the Holy Cross game served for the various class groups. public speaking, debating and dra­ Laboratory Work—Picnic Lunch he also connected for a double. At A girls’ inter-class track meet was The college band soon put in appear­ matic interpretation, with Mr. Fred­ Is Served—Students Inspect Providence “Bob” Perry showed a held Thursday afternoon on the girls’ ance, and favored the gathering with erick A. Pottle in charge. Lighthouse flash of speed when he went from new athletic field. The events sched­ some high grade selections, music Professor Pottle comes to New first to third on a bunt. uled were: Running broad jump, that seemed even better than usual, Hampshire with the highest unquali­ Summaries: With expectations of a pleasant standing broad jump, running high due probably to the novelty o f an fied recommendations from Hebron ride through scenic New Hampshire HOLY CROSS VS. N. H. iump shot put, sprinting and relay outdoor assembly. Academy, Deering High school and and a portion of Maine, a group of HOLY CROSS rac?. The sophomores won first place the graduate school of Yale Univer­ enthusiastic Zoologists, including PRES. HETZEL SPEAKS ab r bh po with 30 points, the juniors came sec­ sity. He received the A. B. degree a e Mrs. Alma D. Jackson, Instructor of President Ralph D, Hetzel was the Riopel, If. 4 0 1 0 ond wi'h 15 points, the seniors (two “summa cum laude,” from Colby in 0 0 Zoology, Miss Ora A. Phelps, Assist­ speaker for the day, and he took Leo Dugan, If. 2 1 2 Tir’s) had third place by winning 9 1917. He won prizes in public speak 1 0 0 ant Instructor, and twenty-four young occasion to call attention to the pos­ Len Dugan, rf. 5 0 1 1 points and the freshmen fourth place ing in his sophomore, junior and sen 0 0 men motored to York Beach last Wed­ sibilities for development embodied Gagnon, ss. 5 3 with 5 points. ior years, and was a member of the 3 1 3 0 nesday on an instruction trip and for in the present location. The one idea O’Connor, lb. 5 3 3 13 0 Medals are to be awarded to the intercollegiate debating team two 1 the purpose of replenishing the zoo­ in the minds of those who hold the Santoro, 3b. 4 2 1 3 2 three girls who won the three high­ years, his team winning the cham­ 1 logical stock room with the various future of the amphitheatre in control Simendinger, cf. 4 2 4 5 0 0 est number of points as follows: pionship of the state in his senior fauna found on the North shore. Gertrude Roberts, ’23, 9 points; Fan­ is that every thing done shall be with year. He played leading parts in the McGuire, 2b. 4 1 1 1 3 0 W. J. HAGGERTY. A more perfect day could not have the intention of preserving as nearly Walsh, c. 5 0 0 2 0 nie Spinney, ’22, and Pearle Sargent, dramatic club all four years, and was 0 been chosen for such an outing. All as possible the original and the nat­ Horan, p. 4 2 3 0 2 0 William J. Haggerty, ’22, was ’23, each 8 points and Edith Morrill, president of the club in his junior nature seemed to gleam forth in full ural conditions of the grounds and elected president of both organiza ’21, 6 points. year. After marked success as a glory. The verdant foliage and warm vegetation. “Prexy” also defined the Totals 42 14 19 27 11 1 tions, a fact which in itself speaks Summary: teacher of Hebron Academy, he en air made all the landscape a picture course and extent of the scenic drive NEW HAMPSHIRE volumes for his fitness to act as lead Hundred yard dash—Won by Ger­ listed and served overseas for thir­ not apt to be forgotten by these young way or promenade that is to extend ab r bh po a e er of the two most influential bodies trude Roberts, ’23; Esther Young, teen months with Evacuation Hos men and their instructors. from the lower end of the campus Perry, If. 4 0 1 0 0 on this campus. Mr. Haggerty is a ’22, second; Hester Bickford, ’24, pital No. 8. 1 On arriving at the shore oppo­ near the new Commons building, to Broderick, 2b. 4 1 1 3 0 0 member of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon third. In the spring o f 1919, he served as site the “Nubble” light a very sub­ the farthest point in the college for­ Butler, 3b. 4 1 2 2 8 1 fraternity, and of the Casque and Running broad jump — Won by instructor at the A. E. F. University stantial lunch was served consisting est, passing near such points of in­ Haggerty, ss. 4 0 1 3 3 1 Casket. As a member of the varsity Edith Morrill, ’21, 13 ft. 2 in.; Fannie at Beaume. In the fall o f 1919, he of tasty sandwiches, fruit and lemon­ terest as the outdoor theatre now un­ Champaigne, c. 4 0 1 2 1 0 baseball team “Bill” has made good Spinney, ’22, second, 13 ft.; Adeline taught English at the Deering High ade.