The University of Maine DigitalCommons@UMaine Maine Campus Archives University of Maine Publications Spring 4-7-1944 Maine Campus April 07 1944 Maine Campus Staff Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/mainecampus Repository Citation Staff, Maine Campus, "Maine Campus April 07 1944" (1944). Maine Campus Archives. 2696. https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/mainecampus/2696 This Other is brought to you for free and open access by DigitalCommons@UMaine. It has been accepted for inclusion in Maine Campus Archives by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@UMaine. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 0 Guild The Air The Maine Ipril 6 Campus Published Weekly by the Students of the University of Maine resident of the has announced Vol. XI.Ve Z 265 0 'Shrine, .'troil 7. 1911 Number first of a series 32 to be broadcast I Bangor. Easter Vespers To ripts, "Finesse Beloved International Night Program itten and direct- Teacher Mourned or "The Legend Be Held Sunday In ritten by Sylvia Planned In April 10; Flint To Speak by Joan Green- the recent death of Dr. Rising Women's Gym Lake Morrow the University of • on Thursday Mr. James C. Flint, director of Maine has suffered a great loss. As The annual Easter Sunday Vespers the 1:15. ' Congregational Christian Service Com- teacher and dean he served faithfully will be held Sunday afternoon at 4 p.m. Mows: for "Fi- mittee, will be the guest preacher and ably his College and the Univer- in the Women's Gymnasium at Alumni at "—Therese Du- •the Easter service in the Little sity. His influence extended beyond Hall. It will be sponsored by the Thea- ay Ward, Fran- tre April 9, and will speak at South the Campus for he responded gener- Maine Christian Association and the Iutto; for "The ously to music department, under the super- Estabrooke, on Annual International many requests for lectures • Cliff"—A cline in his field. vision of James G. Selwood, director night, April 10, at 7 o'clock, on the way, May Rose ',object "The Church Confronts Doctor Morrow was a man of out- of the Glee Club, and A. Stanley Cay- the Lnd Dick Fuller. • World." standing personality and character, ting, conductor of the orchestra. ion are Priscilla whose diligence, judgment, and The program will open with Rosse's Mr. Flint attended Bowdoin College e Stritch, while friendliness were reflected in his "Prelude," by the orchestra, and Lod Union Theological Seminary, New Linder the direc- teaching and in his relations with his Shaw's "Spring Bursts Today," by the York City, and did special study in :3, and Beverly students and colleagues. That he was Glee Club. Also on the program will Lo post war relief and reconstruction at be selected by a man of great courage is known to the hymns "Christ The Lord Is Risen Columbia University. He has been nces Irving. his intimate friends. Because of Today," "Alleluia," by Mozart, and the director of young people's work what he was and what he stood for "The Strife Is O'er," presented by the at the Woodfords Congregational and by his devotion and achieve- Glee Club. Miss Sylvia Smith 44, Church, Portland, Maine, youth work- To Oak ments, Doctor Morrow built for him- soprano, will sing "Gloria," by Buzzi- er for the Church of All Nations Settlement, New York City, the r houses on fra- self a lasting place in the history of Peccia. "Lift Thine Eyes," Men- travel- ing secretary of the National Prepara- a Sigma is now the University. delssohn, will be sung by the trio, Syl- tory School Committee of the YMCA, freshman boys, ARTHUR A. HAUCK via Smith, Maxine Hedrich, and Betty Jenkins. and minister to the Congregational emaining upper- nu. RTSING L. NIofatow students at the The orchestral program University of Michi- .o East Oak the will be gan. ek. "Westminster," by Coates, and "Hym- nus," by Fielitz. Flute obligato will JAMES C. FLINT Mr. Flint is the author of "Youth— be played by Judith One Sixth of America." In 1939 he and Bonds Students And Facu!ty Grieve Fielder and Bea- trice Ross. "Lovely Appear" (The l was the delegate to the World Chris- Redemption), by Gounod, will be pre- tian Youth Conference at Amsterdam, Passing Of Dr. Rising L. Morrow sented by the Glee Club and Orchestra Coeds Vote Tues. I Holland. He was the director of with Sylvia Smith as soloist. ISchauffier Work Camp, Cleveland, Dr. Rising L. Morrow, acting dean Ohio, and was three times the winner TER sharing the views of those who worked The program will also include an of the College of Arts and Sciences, For Officers And of the national awards for with him, Easter Reading and will be concluded excellence died Friday morning, March 31, at in educational broadcasting, given by ewest "Dr. Morrow with the Benediction. his home following an illness of sever- was known by all as Outstanding Senior I the National Conference of Education- gs al months. one who, by thoroughness of prepara- al Broadcasters. He has been With all the discussions that have director One of the best-loved and most- tion and genuine qualities of leader- !and leader at several youth confer- been flying back and forth in classes ences respected professors at the University, ship, had risen high in his profession. Sunrise Service To and Pilgrim Fellowship Nation- lately about votes for the soldiers, you al Conferences. he had been serving as acting dean of He thought in terms of wide princi- the College of Arts and Sciences since Be Sponsored By coeds must all be prepared for the big I Mr. James G. Selwood, director of ples, whether between persons or na- the departure of Dean Joseph M. Mur- elections that are coming up next , the Glee Club, will give a solo of tions, and as a result his interest in i"Alleluia," ray for service in the Army. MCA and Churches week. To be sure, we won't be elect- by Mozart, at the Sunday history was Before coming to the University of broad. As a teacher, his i morning service. A Sunrise Service will be held at ing President Roosevelt nor yet Mr. Maine, Dr. Morrow taught history at conscientious preparation produced in- Dessert will be served at the Monday six o'clock Easter morning in Webster Willkie; but these officers for whom Harvard, Radcliffe. Wesleyan, and spiring lectures. :evening meeting at Estabrooke for 25 He refused to give Park, by the Orono bridge. The Brown University. From 1932 to 1933 his classes a we will vote will be as important to the cents. poor lecture, and he Maine Christian Association is cooper- he was dean of men at the Overseas worked hard to campus and the life of the women's or- lead his students into ating with the Church of Universal Educational Institute at Grenoble, a real understanding of history. As an Fellowship and the Methodist Church ganizations here as the presidential France. administrator he realized that personal of Orono in presenting this program: election is to the nation. National Tri Delta Joining the faculty the relations were more important than at University Hymn This is everybody's chance to go out of Maine in 1934. Dr. Morrow rules and regulations, and his students "In the Cross of Christ Offers Scholarships and friends will never forget the in- I Glory" and support the girl she thinks is best taught courses in diplomatic history Invocation of the United States dividual attention and understanding suited for the job. Just remember and other history Responsive Reading !For Women Students courses. His most recent course, intro- he offered." that—very definitely—no ballot-stuffing Special music by MCA members duced last Backgrounds is allowed. A number of scholarships will year, was and Scripture reading be Issues of the War. In June, 1942, Don't forget, girls, that !available immediately to women stu- Anthem by the girls' chorus of the you have a he was promoted from assistant pro- date with a dents in colleges where there are chap- Pan-American Day Church of Universal Fellowship couple of ballot-collectors It fessor to associate professor in the in front of ters of Delta Delta Delta. The awards Address by Rev. C. D. Wentworth the bookstore next Tues- history department, will be made June 15, 1944, and the in addition to be- Program, April 14 Hymn day. And if it decides to rain, don't ing named Acting Dean. just sit gifts will be sent at once to the appli- "Christ the Lord at home and let ten other peo- is Risen Today" cants selected. Not more than $200 Dr. Morrow was a member of the Pan-American Day, April 14, will be Benediction ple elect your officers for you; ballot- American Historical Association, the celebrated here by the showing of ting will be held indoors. This is will be awarded on any one campus. maims•msimmi Representing the student body of the Applicants American Academy of Political and sound films, some in color, of Latin your chance to voice your opinion and may or may not be mem- MCA will be Patricia Hutto and Social Science, the American Society America. They will be shown in to boost your candidates. See you 'bers of Delta Delta Delta. but should Charles O'Connor. Rev. David Rose be juniors of International Law, Delta Sigma room 17 North Stevens Hall at Tuesday. or seniors, working toward will lead the singing. a degree. Rho, honorary debating society, and 7:15 p.m.