The University of Maine DigitalCommons@UMaine Maine Campus Archives University of Maine Publications Spring 5-1-1930 Maine Campus May 01 1930 Maine Campus Staff Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/mainecampus Repository Citation Staff, Maine Campus, "Maine Campus May 01 1930" (1930). Maine Campus Archives. 2872. https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/mainecampus/2872 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]. State Your View-wir Support University Through the Campus Maine Athletics RETURNS uf Correspondence RIP Activities and Column nett returned to Tbe ,filaine Campus I Monday after netting of thw Published Weekly by the Students of the University of Maine Collegiate Reg- April 15-17. XXXI ORONO, MAINE, MAY 1, 1930 No. 25 iat about 250 col- Vol. sere represented was the largest ()dation. Voting on May 8 Junior Week Festivities Start- 1Frosh Tracksters Maine Defeats Bowdoin 4-1 ikons were mad, etic Board: For Watches an Defeat Deering H.S. * Davis, ISs• Track Club Cabaret Saturday :aymo White. In Hard 14-Inning Contest; urn Fuller, Ted Graduation Parts And M.C.I. Easily ra, Ted Arnold. The annual election to determine the Real class spirit tin the part of the sinners of the Washington Alumni As- freshmen was shown in their tilt with Taft Pitches Whole Game tiro Romansks. iation and the Victoria Weeks the Deering High School track team Halgren, Frank Hacker Watch will be held on May 8 when the latter were beaten to the tune rrt Zottoli, Dick that at Alumni Hall from 9-12 and 1-3. of 87 to 39. When it was learned as an undefeated class Co Watches are awarded at Commence- their reputation me Teams Go Charles Oton- was at stake, a large number of (lark Lasts Three Hours. Both ment as a result of this ballot to the man 'woks, Ed Greely. horses showed up who were formerly and the woman of the senior class who in Mime. out training with the baseball team. the opinion of the three upper classes Scoreless Until Sixth Inning. Double xi upon Tuesdaw. have done the must for the University flank Fine pulled a surprise in the is century when he broke the tape ahead of during their college course. Voting Ditic LORING DON MACKENZIE Save Game had been in training, Plays by Maine limited to the Seniors, Juniors, and Soph- President of Track Club the regulars who °age Chairman of Prom Committee Owe) mores and at least 50% of the students in together with Allen and Peterson, of --4 in it. Chosen for these Masses must vote in order to make The Junior Week program will start for the parts which they are taking Deering. Alltm contributed 13 of his After one of the most spectacular bat- Friday morning at eleven o'clock the It was the latter who the election valid. In case less than 50% Thursday evening with the presentation team's 39 points. NOTICE tles ever fought by a Maine baseball the faculty. by the Masque of Galsworthy's play class of 1931 will meet again as a body won three first against the Bowdoin vote the selection is made by On Saturday the student team, Maine last Friday defeated Bow- "Escape." for the first time since Freshman Ban- freshmen indoors.—a first in the 45 yd. The nominations of the Student Senate body is urgently requested to grueling 14-inning game. This e class represeu- This play consists of a prologue and quet in 1927. The Junior Chapel Exer- high hurdles, 6 sec.; first in the 40 yd. don) in a for the Washington Alumni Watch are meet in front of Alumni Hall nent last year. nine episodes, each part being distinctly cises: dash, 4 3-5 sec.; and first in the ('lX) yd. is NI ROW'S first victory in the State Ser- as follows: Bill Daley, Slim Sylvester, at 1:15 p.m. From there, the related to the preceding one, containing Alberto C. Emerson. Chaplain run, 1 minute, 20 4-5 sec. All the times ies, but the present indications seem to ve(l as assistant Bill Gowell, Mink Kent, Bud Lindsay, group will march to Alumni intermingled with humor. Overture are records. Ile is State outdoor high or the past sea- Harry Richardson, Harry Mayers, Lee much pathos Field, where Paramount news show that it will by no means be the last. role of Captain Matt Dennett Invocation hurdle champion with a time of fo 2-5 Wescott, Ken Haskell, Rip Black. The title organization will make a The game lasted for the entire 3 hours is enacted by C. Munro Getchell in his Salutatory Address: sec. erved on the Those nominated for the Victoria sound picture of the students and 5 minutes, but was :weer the least usual clever style. The nine episodes Norinan W. Webber, President Class Ilavvy for the freshmen took two firsts rnment Council. 11 eeks Hacker Watch are: singing the Stein Song at the slow. Both teams went center around Damen and the trials and of 1931 in the pole vault and broad jump, and bit tedious or illative of the Campbell, Sylvia Bates game. The picture, inning, when Alice Bagley. Mine tribulations which he passes through in Address to the Juniors: tied for first in the high jump. Booth scoreless until the sixth ipating in "Play Hutchinson, when made, will be shown catcher, hit Gould, Pauline Hall, Jenny an attempt to escape from Dartmoor Frederick (;. Fassett. Jr. also starred with two firsts in the 880 Wells. Maine's hard-hitting rears. Jean was Matthews, throughout the country. Let's which was thrown wild Rachel Matthews, Rebecca Prison after having been wrongfully Hymn and mile runs. McKiniry, a fornwr a short infield fly last year. Roney. all be there and sing the Stein enabling him to reach Erma C. Norwood, Jeanette sentenced. Prayer Deering man, %vent thru his events with over first base, he President ot Song as it should be sung! few minutes later he The elections for these watches will The cast this year contains a large Maine Stein Song less ambition than had they been work- secowl safely. A rnment Associa- the elections 4, came home on a long drive by Kiszonak take place the same date as number of members of the Junior class At 2:00 P.M. Juniors will meet for the outs. a valuable mem- parts. to score the first run of the game. Bow- for the commencement exercises who are performing splendidly. Treasure Hunt which leaves from Alum- (Continued on Page Foss) 'or the past four parts are as don', in the same inning, tied the score Those nominated for the Myrilla Guilfoil as the Girl about ni Hall. The Treasure Hunt which was 3 Phi Beta Kap- when Ricker gained first on an error follows: Town gives us a portrayal of character installed last year as a part of the Junior Alice Bagley, Debaters End by Phinnner, went to second on a sacri- Nominating committee: that cannot be surpassed. Miss Guilfoil Week celebrations is to be somewhat Scene from "Escape" Co-ed the captain , t Gowell, "Dave" fice, and was hatted in by Dwyer. In "Bill" Glynt, "Bill" is seen in the prologue of the play and 'changed. No cars will be used. The year. She has Roney, "Harry" Richardson, Season at Lewiston the tenth inning Bowdon) put two men Marr, "Jan" her acting is sure to create interest. hunt will be within the campus limits— Radioed from WAR' Y.W.C.A. cab- bases, but a beautiful double play, -Peg" Warren, "Jack" Walker, "Bill" Caroline Cousins also does a bit of bridge. on from the Armory to the Orono deteatill the Uni- !matey. characterization which is worthy of much Those who were listening to the broad- The Bates women Wells to McCabe, robbed her of a chance The Junior Promenade will be held at Maine team by a vote of 2 to !en active on the The above committee has nominated praise. Miss Cousins can be remem- cast of Station WABI last Tuesday eve- versity of to score. in the eleventh inning a simi- 8:30 P.M. in Alunmi Hall. The com- the final debate held in the Little double won her letters the following for class parts. bered by her work in "Dulcy" where ning haul an oppictunity to find out what 1 in lar situation arose. but another mittee is promising something new in College, Friday eve- Senior marshal, Donald "Don" Mar- she gave the best character interpretation would be in store for them on attending Theatre at Bates play. Wells to Smith, again saved the !decorations at this formal party. Fav- question was Re- that has ever been seen on the campus. the Masque play "Escape." ning. April The day for Maine. Maine's big threat in ex-sophomore shall. and distinctive. ors are attractive solved: That legal censorship should by these • • gs were bong flies to the out- •becca Mathews. Chaplain (one), Fred "Slim" Sylvester, Madeline Riley and Jean Campbell are John Barry and Milton Sims broadcast Saturday at 11:00 A.M. the Military abolished. Bates defended the negative field by Wells and Palmer; hits that arkhurst. Evelyn Franklin "Prexy" Pearce, Philip "Phil- newcomers in Masque productions but it the second episode of the drama and judg- Review will be given. All the R.O.T.C.