VOL. 30.v Issue 16. Z 413 UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE, DURHAM, NEW HAMPSHIRE, NOVEMBER 17, 1939. PRICE, THREE CENTS Huddleston Works on Boston W eekend Begins Remodeling Plans Butch F oun d in W obur n Professor Eric T. Huddleston, super­ vising architect for the University, is now drawing up plans for the remodel­ with Big Rally Tonight ing of the third floor of Thompson hall Mass. After Long Search and for additional stack space in the Student Body Prepares library to remedy the problem of hav­ Abandoned Mascot Found For Mass Exodus to Hub Blue Circle Makes ing too many books for too small a Father Sullivan at In Garage of Walter H. City for Harvard Game space. Wilcox, Near Cambridge Plans for Carnival Other renovations which have been Newman Club by Richard LaRoche A meeting of the Blue Circle heelers studied for the past year or so have Butch, famous University mascot, One hundred members of the New­ During the earlier part of the week, been the remodeling and enlarging of missing since last Monday evening, was held Monday^ night, at which time man Club listened to a forceful and U.N.H. students moved about their plans were made for Winter Carnival. the women’s gym and the addition of when he was taken from the cage in challenging address last Monday eve­ business showing no evident traces of a new wing on Congreve Hall, whicn the rear of the Lambda Chi house, was The following assignments were made: ning. The speaker was the Reverend excitement concerning the Harvard will complete the U shape of the found in Woburn, Massachusetts, yes­ Decorations — Margaret Preble, Ed Francis Sullivan, S.J., of Campion game, but when Butch II was delib­ building. terday afternoon, by Mr. Walter H. Burtt, Dot Bancroft, Meg Brown, Hall, North Anodver, Mass., former erately purloined by the boys from Wilcox. Mr. Wilcox came home from Parker Ayer, Polly Crooks, Evelyn professor of history and director of Cambridge, something blew up and the his office where he conducts a large Gillette, Ginny Hill, Dot Gilmore, Pol­ athletics at Boston College. storm was on. Since then, everyone insurance business and found the cat in ly Sanborn, Barbara Adams, Dot Jas­ Trio Plays Sonata Father Sullivan sketched the histori­ has been buying game and railroad its small carrying cage abandoned in per; Intramural Ski Meet—Hale Cros­ cal beginnings of Christianity, pointing tickets to the game and has been look­ his garage. The cat had not been there by, Bob Piper, Ken Millar, Bob Wath- by Robert Manton out the important human and social ing forward to the mammoth rally to­ in the morning, and neighbors testified er, Betsy Chamberlain; Buttons—Chick contrasts between ancient pagan cults night in the hopes that plenty of steam Capacity Crowd Hears that a large green sedan had been in Hale, Ginny Fuller, Eleanor Wood­ and the Christian religion. He called can be let off. bury, Anne Carlisle, Dagfried Holm - Hansen, Hutchinson and the yard around ten o ’clock, but no Christ the “greatest civilizer of all one saw the cat placed in the garage. The Student Council reports unoffi­ hanson, Clair Richard; Refreshments— Haft Present Concert time,” the author and promulgator of On the top of the cage was written, cially that a tremendous crowd is ex­ Munroe Evans; Snow Sculpture—Faith the concepts of human dignity, eman­ by Richard Dent in large letters, HARVARD 60, N.H. pected at the rally to be held out of Williams, Marie Sawyer, Don Stack- cipated womanhood, honesty in public 0. Having read in the Boston papers doors near the gym and that plans are well; Outdoor Committee: George On Wednesday evening in Murkland as well as private life, and social wel­ of the missing animal, Mr. W ilcox being made accordingly. For example, Page, Ginny Fuller, Chick Hale, Phyl­ auditorium at eight o’clock a concert of fare. He stated, “ All the subversive called the University athletic depart­ bushels and bushels of apples have been lis Deveneau, Barbara Adams; Pub­ unquestionable excellence was present­ isms are negative movements, attempt­ ment, and reported that the cat was in ordered and these will be given to the licity— Polly Crooks, Evelyn Gillette, ed. The artists were a trio consisting ing to do away with some part of an his garage. Phil Dunlap, trainer of the Wildcat supporters absolutely free in Rosalind Cogger, Bob Wather, Phyllis of Einar Hansen, violinist; Gerard accepted philosophy. Only by an .ac­ cat, was notified and went to W oburn an attempt to salvage some rejnnants Deveneau. Haft, violoncellist; and Ethel Hutchin­ tive use of the ideas and ideals of to bring the cat back to Durham. Dun­ of vocal chords for use on tomorrow’s Another heelers’ meeting will be held son, pianist. Christianity can war be outlawed and game where they will be needed most. next month at which time there *will lap stated that except for showing signs The opening number was the rarely peace be made lasting.” But that’s not all — the Student Coun­ be a further discussion of Winter Car­ of being very hungry and thirsty the played Trio in G major, No. 13, by cil will also present as feature attrac­ nival plans. cat showed no other ill effects of his J. B. Loeillet, a comparatively early tions the U.N.H. Band, cheerleaders, Fine Arts Committee to unusual experience. French composer. It was presented in (Continued on page 4) (Continued on page 2) University Sends Judging a finished, professional manner. The Conduct Cambridge Trip Team to Livestock Show beautiful Lento Expressivo movement The first in a series of University has many exquisitely nebulous violin Fine Arts trips will be conducted to Five agricultural students will go to passages that were wonderfully ren­ Prizes Offered by the Fogg Art Museum, Cambridge, Library Plans to Chicago on December first in order to dered. Massachusetts, on November 22, 1939. attend the International Livestock Ex­ Sphinx Society as After this trio tcame the high spot Students and faculty are invited to Rent Paintings in position. They will participate in the of the evening, a previously unperform­ participate in the trip. A special bus livestock judging contest. All expenses Dance Attraction ed Sonata for Violin and Piano, com ­ will leave from Durham in front of Select Collection will be paid by funds which the Agri­ posed by the head of the music depart­ the Hamilton Smith Library at 12:15, Junior Honor Society will culture department received from the Students Will Be Able ment here, Robert W. Manton. Un­ and return to Durham before 8 P.M. horse show on October twelfth. Present Two Cash Awards usual and rich in harmonic effects, in The total cost (transportation and To Rent Pictures From Mr. Terrill plans few changes in ag­ To Lucky Dancers some places deep and broad in emotion­ guiding) will be $1.50. Tickets will be riculture except for the new two-year Favorites In Art Group al power, in other places intensified and on sale at the university business office. As an added attraction for their in­ course which is supervised by Mr. full in a single vibrancy, it held rapt For further particulars (excused ab­ The rental picture collection will formal gymnasium dance on Saturday Right and Mr. Barton. Entrance re­ the attention of an appreciative audi sences, etc.) kindly apply to any of the soon be an actuality at the library’s evening, November 25, the members of quirements are the same as in the other ence. The sonata abounds in sheer members of the sub-committee who are art division. At the exhibition held Sphinx Society are offering two cash departments. The work consists of and lovely melodies for the violin. The —W. G. Hennessy, H. H. Scudder, early this semester, students balloted prizes, of two and one-half dollars tours and actual judging as well as piano seems to play a secondary role. Paul Grigaut, chairman. for their favorites among the pictures each, it was announced yesterday by study of theory. After the sonata had been performed There will be a lecture by a member shown. On the basis of the returns the committee in charge of the affair. Although there is no system of plac­ the composer took a well deserved'bow of the Fogg Art Museum staff or by nineteen were selected as the founda­ The first prize will be in the nature of ing, the agriculture students usually amid the vigorous clapping of the aud­ a member of the committee, Friday, tion of a permanent rental collection, a door award. Each person, upon en­ get good positions after graduation. ience. November 17, in which the speaker will and these are now being framed in tering, will be given a ticket bearing (Continued on page 4) survey the Fogg collections. This lec­ New York. As soon as they are re­ a number; and during the course of the M.E. Students Plan ture will be given before the class in ceived these nineteen will again be ex­ evening, a drawing will be held to de­ English 29, “ Survey of A rt” at 9 hibited for a few days, and a date will termine which ticket-holder will win Tour of Inspection o’clock in Murkland auditorium, but be announced in advance on which stu­ the money prize. The second prize will Student Advisory A group of mechanical engineering will be open to all who care to come. dents may make their reservation. be awarded through a spot dance, held students will make an inspection tour Committee Formed The lecture will be illustrated with If you are one of those lucky and sometime before intermission, and will of several manufacturing plants located slides.
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