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For more information, please contact [email protected]. ptember 29, 1955 Theme THE .nce AINE CAMPUS faculty and student Published Weekly by the Students of the I Tniversitv of Maine ide such topics as Vol. LVII Z 265 Orono, adership, Qualities Maine, October 6, 1931 Number 2 Leadership, Group hip—an Honor or ; a Group Discus- ttary Discussion. .essions are sched- Student Leaders Meet . will include indi- oups on the &ties her session will be :ussions of campus At Union On Saturday The Rev. Margaret Henrichsen, author of "Seven Steeples" and pastor of seven small congrega- tions on the coast of Maine, Ioney will be the keynote speaker at the annual Student Leadership Confer- ence Saturday, Oct. 8, in Memorial Union. 3ooks on sale at •Five rig may call for Groups Dr. Robert P. Shay and Jane Wise- ween three and During the morning session, follow- man; committee members with Dr. lay through Fri- Senate Elections ing Rev. Henrichsen's talk To at 9 a.m., Himy B. Kirshen and Frank Young; er 7. there will be five discussion groups group Be Held scheduled from 9:45-11:00 a.m. representatives with Edgar B. ,00ks has been Thursday, The McKay groups, lead by a faculty member and Evelyn Whitney; and he exception of and publicity student, are Techniques of Leadership, chairmen with Prof. Herschel xts for small October Thirteen L. Bricker Mrs. Edwin Giddings and Kathleen and James Hambleton. Election of senators to the Gen- Black; Qualities of a Leader, Nelson Discussion of campus leadership Courtland Perry, a freshman, believes that an accident B. Jones and William Eustis; Leading problems from 3:15 p.m.-4:30 p.m. blinded which eral Student Senate will be held him completely two years ago has made him realize more a Group Discussion, Dr. Wofford will include Student Participation and fully just what Thursday, October 13, the Sen- G. there is to life. Here Court is shown with his Braille Gardner and Nancy Witham; Leader- How You Get It, with Dean Joseph typewriter in his dormitory room. ate elections committee decided ship—Honor or Service?; Dean Mark J. Murray and Harriet Taylor; School Tuesday night. Spirit with Q ffOrII R. Shibles and Milton Christie; Group Prof. Vincent A. Hartgen All nominations are due by Tues- Dynamics, John M. Romanyshyn, and Kelley Elliott; School Spirit with Blind Student day, October 11. Barbara Willey, Dean Edith G. Wilson Dean Joseph J. Murray and Harriet Leads Taylor; Public Relations Senate representation this year will and Mary June Renfro; Cost of Lead- with Howard ership, A. Keyo and Frances be one senator for every 60 students. Herbert H. Wood, Jr., and Roderick; Stu- Jerry dent-Administration Relationship Senators will be elected for one year. Pangakis; and Parliamentary with Almost Normal Life Discussion, Edward MacGibbon. Charles E. Crossland and Suzanne Bo- The elections committee also President gert; Campus Honor with Dr. Wil- BY announced that class elections Arthur A. Hauck is sched- JOHN LITTLEFIELD are uled marth H. Starr and Willard Ham- tentatisel, scheduled for to address those attending the "It woke me up!" October noon luncheon. mann; Student-Faculty Relationship, 31. Petitions will be picked up Mrs. MacKellar and Marjorie That's the way Courtland Perry, a freshman at the University, Following the luncheon there will Mealey; October 10-15 at the dean of men and How Develop feels about an accident which blinded him two years ago. be two sessions, the first concerning to New Leaders and dean of women offices. with Dean John E. Stewart and Don- The genial Freshman whose home signed to prepare him and Duties of Officers and the second, other The nomination ald Pendleton. is in Portland, believes that the acci- blind students for life procedure for Sen- Campus Problems of Leadership. in the ate elections Following dent, caused by a exploding dynamite outside world again. for dormitories, fraterni- Presidents To Meet the afternoon discussion cap which he was handling, made ties and off-campus organizations is Organization presidents will sessions, Charles E. Crossland will him After three months at Saint Pauls meet at realize more fully just what there as follows: 1:45 p.m. with Mrs. Joseph J. speak at 4:30 at a summary and re- was Court went home and last fall re- Mur- to life. Proctors ray and Eric Starbird; vice presidents freshment period. turned to Deering for his senior year. in the men's dorms have ha,. been with Miss Margaret M. Mollison and Conference committee includes Given Up Little There he compiled notified and will hold section an enviable meetings Mary Jane Kilpatrick; secretaries with Chairman Sterling Huston, Gwenyth Courtland, or Court as he is known record and won the support before Monday for nomina- and ad- Howard A. Crosby and Doris Rich- Bryant, Molly Inman, Ann to his friends, has given up very little. miration of his fellow tions. Names of nominees will be giv- Rubin, school mates. ards; treasurers with Irving Pierce Eben DeGrasse, at least in the physical sense, since he en to proctor and in turn to election John Lymburner and He studied wi the help of two and Jane Caton: social chairmen with Charles became blind. Indeed he has accom- committee for making ballots. Mello. readers. Mrs. Myron Lamb, a mem- plished some things that people with Each floor ber of the Deering faculty, read four in Corbett, Hart and normal vision find difficult if not im- Dunn Halls subjects to him while Denise Chaplin, will nominate four men. possible to do. Hannibal Hamlin a fellow classmate, read and studied and Oak Hall will The accident nominate which blinded French with him. Themes were a total of four. One sena- Dr. Radebaugh Named Court occurred typed during the sum- on his special Braille typewriter tor will be elected by the joint dorm mer of 1953. and He was to have his notes were taken in Braille. council. 5 been a senior at Deering High Assisting University Doctor Ile did so well Already Nominated Schmd iii Portland the following his last year that at the Senior's Women's dorms have already held fall. Any plans Court Last Assem- Dr. John Radebaugh, 30, a native of Springfield, Mass., who may have bly. a traditional nominations. had for his last year Deering gradu- is now a member of the Junior Attending Staff at the Eastern Maine roodle in high al week Nomination will be done by peti- school had to he eient. he was award- General Hospital, Bangor, has been named a part-time cast aside. ed tion (a minimum of 15 names) in assisting the Clara IL. Soule Award as physician at the University, Dr. Arthur A. Hauck, president He spent the remainder of the sum- the outstanding South Apartments while Off-Campus of the roodle mer and male student in University, announced today. well into the fall receiving his class. men nominations will be held in the treatments U. your at a Pittsburgh, Pa., hospi- Lown Room of the Union at 12:30 S. Army from 1943-46. When he tal. Now as a freshman at Maine, en Monday. Off-Campus women will returned from the service, he entered n our Court, an Arts and Sciences student, In May, 1954, Court. the son of a meet soon and nominate and elect. Bates College and is taking everything in his stride. He was graduated retired Portland insurance agent, en- Fraternities have been notified to leads a life not too different from from that institution in 1948. He was tered Saint Paul Rehabilitation Cen- hold their own elections and submit ). Box that of most freshmen. Studying named to Phi Beta Kappa while a ter in Newton, Mass. Here he learned their choice by October 13. class. through takes a big part of his time, but he student at Bates. In 1952 he received specialized training such Election in dormitories will be held things as the use has also entered into the school's his M.D. degree from Harvard Medi- town of a long cane, at section and council meetings in Braille reading and social activities. cal School. writing, and typing secret ballot. A special voting in Braille. Readers booth Dr. Radebaugh Help Out will be set up in South Apartments. interned at the Mary Hitchcock Memorial )etter Variety Of Courses Here as at Deering he has readers Election results will be disclosed Hospital, Dartmouth College, etter. At the rehabilitation center to help him with his studies. David Friday, October 14. from 1952-53, and did resident training at the Massa- ger Court also took such courses as Newton, his roommate and a sopho- Price chusette General mobility. art of v isualizaC more who was a member of Court's Hospital. Boston, and wows& from 1953-55. techniques of daily living. all de- high school class before the blinding Tell Maine Coed accident, reads modern society and He began practice in Bangor July 1, speech to him. Two fellow freshmen. By Fashion Fad 1955. He will begin his new duties r! Gill Roderick at the University Monday.