• ~ht VOL LVII TRINITY COLLEGE, HARTFORD, CONN., DECEMBER 10, 1958 No. 10 President Jacobs Lists 1Who' s Who Selections Announced; 15 Faculty Promotions Fifteen Student Leaders Elected President Jacob announced yesterday at a faculty meeting the promotion of fifteen Trinity faculty members. One full pro­ Medusa, Senate, Illinois Scholars f s or, el ven a sociate professors and three assistant p1·of ssors were named, their p1·omotion becoming effective September, 1959. Lead Who's Who Selections Dr. Walt r J. K limczak was named prof ssor of mathematic . wcr I 'cted lo Who' \\'ho in Am rican Col- orne of the el Yen new a sociate professors include Dr. Clarence ni\' r iti the Dean's Offic' announ ed today. The H. Barber, Dr. Micha 1 R. Campo, cho · n on th ba is of xc lienee and lead r hip in Professor J ohn A. Dando, Dr. Robert nclea\'or and campu actiYiLi Lindsay, and Professor Albert Merri­ Kurth Leaving named w re Da\·id Belmont, Edwar l Dub I, Jacob Ed­ man. Also named associate profes­ sors were Dr. Jack . X. Oanh, Pro­ To Tour Africa altcr Graham, Mark Il aly, Paull! r ch, Phillip Jacklin, fe sor Mitchel . Pappas, Profe or Moorin, J •raid 01 on, Micha 'I P wa, I arl cheibe, August E. apega, Professor Ran­ Karl Kurth, Jr. wil l be a good-will I Philip imshau r, lb rt spot1:s representative of th nited dall W. Tuck r, Dr. J ames M. Van mith, Hob rl mith, an I Jon , tone, and D1·. W. Scott Worrall. States Department of State to Africa Widing. Senators Debate Those promot d to assistant profe sor fo r thr month , it was confirmed A Glc, lub ac ·ompani L, Bel­ were Dr. Juan Estarellas, Robert D. la t week. Kurth, a si tant di rector mont i a m mber of Phi B ta laughter, and Dr. John F. Wil d. of athletic , will r ceive a final brief­ I appa a Holland and lllinoi Internal Issues ing in Washington, D.C., Decemb r 8 Schola~·. and th Lop cholar in Social and Cultural Committ e B.A., 'I.S., Ph.D and 9 before flying out of ew York the class of 1959. Dub 1 is a nat announc d that the December 10. tor, the Vic -] resident of his mok t· will t.ak plac Thm·s- Vr. Klimczak, who was Mr. Kurth, who will be character­ and is a f orm t· ColT ponding 10:15 imm dial ly foll owing to professor of mathematics, has been iz d on his t rip as an "American tary of Delta Phi. ampus Finale. a Trinity faculty member since 1951. p cialist," will conduct clinics in President-elect of A lpha Senator Dub .1 s motion to make the H holds B.A., M.S. and Ph.D degrees track and fi eld for residents of Libya, Johnny "Call for . ..'' Edwards is also a memb r pr sid nt of th pr vious S nat an from Yale niversity, wher he was Ethiopia and The Sudan. He will du a, and play d football x-ofl'lcio m mbcr of lh nat was an instructot· in math matics from lecture in each country for approxi­ To M.C. Chest Finale man and so11homor years. Graham pass d una nimously. This would give 1943-47. mately one month and 1-vi ll off er hi s Appearing at the ampu Chest is a memb r of the M dusa, and is th s nior <'lass r pr sentalion in the The new associate p t·ofessors are : set-vices to the Min i ter · of Education Finale on Thursday night will be that Pt·esident of Alpha hi Rho. 1wwly lected Scnal . Dr. Rarb r, music, is director of the of all thr e ountrie . The three­ well known radio :mel television p r­ Healv is ex-manag t' of WRT , and 'I wo anwndmcnts to t.h onstitu- coll ge Glee lub. He has studied at month good-will trip is an American sonality, Johnny Philip Monis. For is acti~e in the Jest J'S and Theta Xi. lion on ming continual absences of Harvard University, the Juilliard International Educational Service pro­ years Johnny has appeared in various Pr sident of D lt.a Phi, H r ch, a '<• nators sugg sled by Senator Borus School of Music, the B rkshire Music gram sponsored by the . State types of media a the p rsonification memb r of the M clusa, is a I an's wct·e passed. If a 'enat.or is absent enter, and at t.h Paris Conserva­ D partment. of the Philip Morris Company- in List stud nl, and an Illinois 'ch lar. mor than twice without cl signating tory of Music. Dr. Barber has been Karl will leave N w York and land fact it has bee n stimat d that every an all rnate, he will b removed. A on th Trinity faculty since 1954. in Copenhagen, Rome, and finally person in the Unit d States h ars his Phi H ta Senator with mor than five unex­ Dr. ampo, romance languages, is Tripoli. For the first month he will voice on the av rage of one hundred A m mb t' of Phi R la Kappa, <'Used ahsPnc •s, although haviug ap­ dit· ctor of the college's 'esar Bar­ op rate from th American Embassy times per y ar. On Thursday, how- Jacklin is also a · nat. r, a m mber pointed an alternate, will also be re­ bieri enter for Italian Studies. He in Tripoli and in Bengasi. He will ver, he will b varying his usual an­ of D Ita hi, and an l llinois Scholar. mov d. r cei ved his undergraduate degree next visit. Ethiopia and The Sudan. nouncement to "call for the ampus Moorin is President of th Ath n um An appeal by Sp ncer mith to the from Trinity in 1 48, attended the Ch st." Johnny joined the Philip and a form r enalor. He is also a cnate · nc ming a l\1 dusa d ision Universi y ~f Perugia and the Uni­ Morris Company twenly-fiv y a r s D an's List student, and a m mb r of was turn d down. versitv of Rome during 1950-51 under ago when an advertising account x­ Pi ~ appa Alpha. a F~lbright Fellowship, and was I.R.C. PlansVisit ecut.ive gave the boy a bill and had Vic -Pr sidcnt of the S nat , Olson, awarded his doctorate ft·om Johns him pag Mr. Philip Monis. From is al o a member of the track \. am, Hopkins in 1954. To UN Monday that day onward Johnny has been an Illinois Scholar, and a. m mbcr of library Grows with Philip Monis - as a matter of Alpha hi J h . A former Holland The International Relation Club is T .V. Perfonner fact. he is one of the few radio or cholar and a memb r of Phi Beta planning an all day visit to the U nited By3854 Books Prof ssor Dando, English, is a lec­ television personalili s to hold a lif - Kappa, Rewa is T1·ipQcl F atu r ·s Edi­ rations on the 15\.h of December, Donalcl J3 . Engly, ·oil g librarian tur r and a radio and television per­ time contract. tor and Literary Erl ilor of the Re­ Monday. The Club will leave the noled rc ·cntly in his annual r port former. H has recently given ad­ view. campus at 8 A.M. that t.h hook storage capacity of the dresses in Little Rock, Ark., and Ar­ 47 X 80 Scheib , a ]) an's List. student and They will go directly to the Soviet. Trinity Librm·y has b en increas d to lington, Ill., and appears weekly ov r J ohnny, a diminutiv g ntleman Pr sident of the Senate, is also the Mi ssion on Park Av nue in ew York, "vt>ll over 500,000 volumes" during forty- even inches high and weighing former Pr sid .nt of Th ·la ' i, Il linois (Continued on page 3) th re to be briefed by a Soviet th y ar 1957-8. eighty pounds, lives in a miniature Scholar, and a memb r of t.he M dusa. official on th probl ems confronting Th<' library's growth during this world. His furniture, and hous hold Editor oi the T1-i1Jod , Simshauser is the present. session. There will b_e a period was by some 3,854 volumes fa iliti s are seal d clown to his size. also a M dusa memb r, Presi dent of question and answ r per iod f~llowmg. bringing t.h pr s nt total up to New Christmas .J ohnny's automobil , a red Sunbeam­ A.D., and an Illinois cholar. After the briefing t.h y wtll have 2tl I ,8Jil volumes in the oil ge Alpine, is also equipped with special President of Th \.a Xi, Albie 'mith, lunch in the Delegal 's dining room I i bnu·ies. Service Slated ext nsions on the clutch, brak , and is President of the I.F. ., and a mem­ Mr. }i,ngly m nlioned that there in the U building. accel rator to facilitate his driving. ber of the varsity track team. Bob A n w h.ristmas ervice with Following lunch, the Club will at­ was a "r •newal of intr~r st.