bryan adamns

ith a
still
at
I
Cochran Chapel
such
iello,
their
kenI
VO.7,NME
Saturday's Film
Temovie this Saturday will
be a full-length film 0~the
1948 Olympics, commentated by
Bill Stern and Ted H using.
open 7,..5,
IILPA
The speaker in Chapel this
SudywlbeteRvrn
A. Graham Baldwin, school
minister. The service begins at
11:00 6'lc.IDoors
LLP
PHILLIPSACAIDEMY, ANDOVER, MASS. MAY 25, 1949
29P
VOL.
2973, NUMBER
MsHadnShaffer
Triumph In Macbeth
Interscholastic Track
Crowns Andover King
Wallace, Kimball Get Only Firsts,
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
By
Exeter
Points
l7'/z
Leads
Blue
v
The Blue track team last Saturday rolled up 60 points
to win the tenth annual New England Prep School meet forMabtinS
was second
Exeter
time Huntington
with 4214;
the ninth
scored 28 to win the class B title; Moses Brown was second
in class B with 22, then Hebron with 12½ Chshr/94
Chshr
Dummer 8, MilGov.
8, Worcester
ton 4, Monson 21/2, and Dean 1 The
Blue, as usual, displayed most of its
power in the field events, acquiringIn
enough seconds, thirds, fourths, and
fifths to win the meet easily.
~~. ~Brilliantly;
Asniieadfn
cafra
yJh
efrac
sme aehgkep r'srgdyoth
lighted the Dramatic Club's presentation of the play last
nGegeW hnto Hal
FrdyadStdynihs
-
Schaffer's acting, as well as that of Mrs. William Harding,
played Lady Macbeth, greatly
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~who
911,
impressed the' comhined audience
A ndover- Art
Show~A RneSocia
Beg
o n
e n oReDuleduuolyadtobl;Fr;br
Out Clashing
Influences On Art
e
N
Beats
L sH T o
Lo
The student body will have a
win this event, falling down aftei
his throw. Mac Beatty consistently
bettered. his usual form. He threw
159 ft., 2 ins, in the trials and 162
chance to look over the works of
their artist comrades next Thursday, when the student show goes
on exhibit at the Addison Gallery.
ft., 7 ins., in the finals. Mal Gambill
placed fifth with 150 ft., 2 ins. The
Blue got a slight jolt when two
Exeter hammer throwers, Stone and
Hjuck, threw 158 ft., 3 ins., and 152
They will not be disappointed.Ble
Many of the pictures are excellenit, and the styles are interesting
and varied.ittw
s
In fact, the paintings are
WMill Hollers Appear of more than one thousand ersons
S ca Sp tih
uringt
twho saw tprdtioxlnt
S olg
y2
woswteprdtonuigis
b le.o
bubLoe."
Phlot
Tr a d
,
Ha
T ilton1,
in the supporting roles and the untribute muchlowll
ietor o
the
Mor.ib.utemuc
tefdoretso,
tiring
Sucess
Big
as Pwoesknd
twenty-first, the first all-junior so- towards the success of the play.
5
2
1 5
eknd og Surdatesr.
Last
cial event of the year took place.
This was the Will Hall Tea Dance,
living the role of the
-Schaffer,
which all present agreed was a Scottish general, portrayed wonderwonderful
danced
success. The couples fully the changing
character
of
in the Will Hall dining Macbeth from a loyal servant of the
room from 4:30 P.M. to 7:30
.m.kigtarelssndcutM
-
provided by "BarbarakigtarelssndculoCircuit Smash To Music wasBand"
W ennik Slm
from New Hamp- arch. At the beginning of the lay.
Sa s-Knight's
Macbeth is satisfied with his highx
shireT &Nn
'AOvr
andom konr, btpa belivin
iveoctonsiiresnnposition
renthcabcmekgtpstnoFor the first time this season the Andover Nine splitPrcos
The girls began ar-riving at ing to accomplish his desire. Schafne
wekygms inng hefrt52ateex
4:00 p.m., on Saturday and were fer put himself in the place of this
h xes
inn hefrt52a
ae
towel
diversified, one might say that the of Tilton Academy, and losing the second 5-1 to the Harvard met at the door by Mr. and Mrs. degenerating soldier and pictured
painters have been influenced byijFrosh. Arnold started on the mound for the Blue against Dunbar, who introduced them to the decline of his character remarkall the schools of art, in one form Tilton and was excellent, pitching no-hit ball for the first the protors who in turn found aibly well.
in., respectively, to take third
ft.,
and fourth.
Bob Kimball, the standout for
sanigouwhlwlk
Andover, set a new meet record of or another. The academic trend isfiera
classi- ing only two. No Tilton man hit the
resn in ae eeclly
7
135ft.
ns.inthedisus;colod
seilycascd
na
n
two other throws in the 130's prov- clr
One artist makes use of ball past the infield. In the fifth,
ing fuke.EricMacktookportrait.
i wasno
was lifted for a pinch-hitwas o tookArnold
fluke.
ing
Erc
it Mack
anotheriter
fourtheventesifed
in this withctie,.anothrowvanpofdiintensifiedhch
Wiale trway, uses fat, crisp colors, all trying to ter, and Thomson finished the
ins.en
117uft.,
acwing three hits, walking
i o hmrelsmire,
11d Mack all qu. ale for the shtexrsswa
two, and striking out four, and
exres wat s t thm ralim.
andMac al qulifedforthesho
being nicked for two runs in the
Subject Determines' Style
puwhich was won by Low of
But the styles lean more toward
Gibson Honored
Mr. Gibson was re-elected
Business Manager of the New
England Modern Language Association at the annual meeting
held May 14th at Boston Uiversity.
pitch on the nose and sent a white
streak over the hot corner, moving
Smith to third. A wild pitch sent
mvd Nash to
e'mith aross ad
their dates and introduced
The music
each other.
h
n
:30
a
bu
ataot43,-nh
their partners entered
them to
third. Sturrioz scored as Armions
reached on an error. Antonelli
then spanked a hit through the bx
driving in Arbetter.
('riinson Triumphs
Smashing out ten-hits for five
runs, the Harvard Frosh pounded
Lady Macbeth
Hadylscovnigwthe
started
n
il
tHadyle onvincingacwth hes
il
and
a
abt
fLd
the re- otaa
asperspectiveho x
lent-wlyiner
hdiwhicl
wasfe Mrs.
whc
diin-hll
aie
diiclsep-akn
decorated with flowesAbuftptdth
which she
ones
in
earlier
and
scene
fourth
after
the
served
was
supper
the uncan and husnbeomuerng Lady
dancersanwerinttaineiby
danerswerenetinebytreDncaa__thsbcomkig._ad
seventh.
theeaseL
Wins Game
modern and, in many cae.Wennik
5½/ ins. Co4Captain Bass Wallacee
The game was iced for Arnold
wih ar ivel suied tothe ubjec. P0
% ins,
gaine
50 t.,secod
his best throw this year, and Gil catch the spirit of a ballet, one in the home half of the fifth whene
Mlurray was fourth wvith 48 ft., 11 student uses strongly impression1- Captain Ed Smith led ff with a
ell and Franklin
oee ntaex- sing.le to left.
irstivcoloranThe
B wa wonh
ins Though the jaeli
Themovemnt' o both grounded out, and catcher
ith apressve for.
by Thoas ofMosesBrown
throw of 190 ft., 11½/ins., Kimball the throwving of the hammer is Paul Nash batted a low inside
and Mr. Thomas, Macbeth's character,
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~eight-in-oners,
who yodeled. Then the Abbot girls
wvent home but some others stayed
on to see "Macbeth" with their
dtsThteclntpaeddanywrse.
enjoyably different evening for the
Will ailers.
as does Macbeth's, changes, but she realizes her
moral downfall before her death,
whereas Macbeth grows continualMrs. Harding was at first
a hard and strong-willed Lady Macbeth, but at the end of the play,
she______apiiablcreture
~ h lY
eos
i-!b
die
Andover soundly last Saturday.
ly
h
in of
e naniyrmre
The Freshman scored in the fii'st
ingleofprDuncaou
n
u
ingonawlgud
ebe.i les pretntiousl
giundeout, andolThogh
cwalk,
inninglon a
igDn
e.a
rhi
ole.Toa
etrfedrCifPresident~
a igeb
rdrc
Akillian. In the 3rd the Crimson
Ken McDonald was elected pres- Kimball. as the drunken porter, contallied twice by virtue of a walk,
two hits, and a sacrifice. Two more ident of Philo last Sunday after- tri-buted some very fine acting to
came across n the fourth on threes noon in an election which conl- the play. The former spoke for
hits, an error, and a fielder's spicuously lacked the sual Poii- nearly one entire scene in Act I
choice. Arnold pitched shutout tics of the debating club. John and made the last important speech
took second, Sam Mulligan third, caught in the sweep of strong
black lines and rather jarring
and Bill Flanders fourth.
ExeterSecondcolors. Machinery is the subject of'
a flat design which uses the device
Exeter
Second
Although Exeter showed its usual of counter-change, or "checkerston trndin rttody.second, after which pinch-hitting
M'eloing"
walked,
Nowaczek
Arnold,
~~for
vault,in the pole
strength
Many of the pictures show the bringing up Joe Wennik. With a
winning with 12 ft., 4 ins., and Alger
taking second, the Blue showed UP influence of surrealism on the stu- two-two count, Wennik smashed
its 4 dreama high fast ball deep to left field
wit
dents wor,
thi even.
Budyn Lin
quitewell
cleared 11 ft., 4 ins., his best jump worlds, its fantasies, and its "mes- for the Andover's second circuit
letlidI
h
er
h
this year, to place third, and Dick sages." Fortunately these paint- swto
ball fom then on, but put on the
ale
fteya.TeBu
andZeb Buress tid ingsare generally free from the sa
Williamon
I
My21
.TaDneo
n
dultiadtobl;Frhunadcuo
Dul
Morgan's Pupils' Work
m_,threw the hammer 170 ft., 9 ins., to
Huntington with a throw of 51 ft.,
~
Gov. Dunimer8, Worcester 8, Mil-
Points
Wallate Gets WVln
after
start,
Bruce
a slowWallace,
allce sowstat,
Brue afera
Kimball, Mack, Witches Perform
1000 Witness Play
~~
47 points there, while only 13 in
nTeDaconM
the running events. Although
dover took only two first places, the
ha-irand discus, the team took
PRICE, 10 CENTS
Elce
McDonald ElceAtouhc-t
Of~
en't-nMaclad
Palmer. John in the play. after Macbeth had been
Sherry, Michael
Hannah,,andoEdwardcCuriweng killed
for fourth with 11 ft. In the broad ar'tistic cliches into which this
en
were elected vice president, secre-RotlsPre
Andover Salvages One
I
'ism -so
particular
readily lapses.
cn
RoosPre
Andover's only tally was in the tary, treasurer, and membership
a sacrifice, and scored on GarWallacfouthon
placed
Jump Bass
Kimball completely- captivated
6th when Wennik walked, went chairnman.
dere's fly to center.
Continued on Page
~
and Ed Moran was fifth. Rod Meyer
The elections seemed to have the audience's enthusiasm in his
to second on a ground out, and
Shutout Spoiled In 7th
o Polk iguring wita
Altooend
ocne.lleased all concerned and sur.- one scene monologue as a drunken
nGreessnl
crdsoe
IntesvnhTlo
Recitation Schedules
six-way tie for third place.
twice off Thomson. Emery walked, Surtzer pitched extremely well for prized many. For Philo has been porter in Macbeth's castle.
Mr. Maynard announced last
The Blue failed to place in the
The many other supporting- roles
but was forced by Sturrioz. Arbet- Harvard, spreading four hits, fan- notorious for its politicians who
ew system for
ad C~Captan Artweek that a
nile
440,but
ter, however, kept the rally alive iing eleven, while issuing only parade- around gathering votes were admir~ably carried out. Eric
mnokirg out recitation schedules
r
utCaati
iead40
before election by devious meth- Mack, as Macduff, whose -wife and
by singling, sending Sturrioz to !we free passes.
hs
ne
fet
Po ~an ran a 2:06 880 to capture- isgigit
ad lathisd
ols Tgoingctonintobviuelfciect.
Under
third. Dick Collins placed second
AocsThsectnwaobiulcidrnMcthadlidda
plan all returning students willCo
Inthe 100 with a time of 10.1 which
en
oabeaobasth
apiin
re
foman
theirs
three'-,
be
oabejbsthfrcougean asmigpltc'
takei aStudent
teof
beallowedl, in
couldn't quite beat Herb Collins of
Paradoxically. eral who had once been a friend of
moves.
strategic
Blue Room
finihed in 0 flat.next yerscourses. omk
Huntingon
there were no slpeeches about the Maobeth. but who killed him in the
first and second choice of in20, buat.
DHk alst o alified in
necessity of cleaning up machines end. Duncan, the unfottunate king,
20, 1949
~~~~~May
in the 220, but
a~~so qualified
Di~~k structor.
as there always have been in the was well played by Peter Gray, and
The meeting was -called to order at 12:50 by President
md
ocewlr.
sTusct
didn't run in the finals.
post. There were only short nomi- Bat)lto, who N~as b~etr'ayed by MaeQuint Anderson. All members were present.
will be maen
Thse coicue6
Trac MenHev
(utstndin
nating speeches during the meet- beth also. was adnimrahly acted by
prebe
was decided that the assembly next week would
Outstandig
Mn Here Trackths term on.Tune 6 ad 7. ThenIt
aeNs.Nel
lt
h
umrteshd
drn
outmany
Saturday's meet saw
oll
CharlesPltJaeNs.
Ing
sided over by the Student Congress instead of the Council. The
ules will be arranged followiir
standing track men from Newv EngFaigle
Cynthia
When all the officers had been l33aiifiir. and
Congress will give, among other items, a summary of the stustudens' prefeences as
te
ColAmng thesewere'
land. Heb
ave retiring pl'ayed the three -witches wvho first
elected, the club
dent government actions at P.A. in the last year. Also at this
sosbehe peeecsual utdns
clslt
100e andb 200;
and, whomon the
Ware Adamns, a vote of eave Macbeth aspirations of powassembly elections for next year's Student Council members .'Resident.
uh. fuss and confusion when
orcester, wh wo
BenCan'
of
er, and Robert Thompson and
thanks.
will be held. With President Johnson of the Student Congress
school reopens in the fall can
the 880; John Parker of Hebron,
eetenbee
tno
ae
hl
The remaining activityo
present the Council discussed with him the tenure of office
o
thus be aoded
ih jump, took a see
the
Wb0 won
Lennox.
amid
R
oss
Debate
Robinson
is
the
year
11his
Council
the
that
found
It
was
members.
for
Congress
question
schedtheir
Bywhcange
tied
and
hurdles,
high
0and in the
Baiekdrop'
Prize. Though the cash award
favors the three term system now in use. The Council wvill
oule of courses over the vacafor second in the broad jump; Dave
to A
given
be
should
credit
M.uch
iio
been
limve
$45
there
is
amonunt
enforcethe
discuss
and
term
this
later
Kemper
Mr.
meet with
tion iiay not be able to choose
Thomas of Moses Brown, who woii
tedegi
dtn
iywo(
contestants who are riot mnembem's
nient of the point system and other recommendations for a
any of their te achers when
the javelin, setting a new meet
taedsgn
Philo. Dr Hasenclever is iii Herywoddti
betrsuetgvrmn.oh'
return. No student can
n he iscslthey
I'Leor, toksecnd
the Stare
1Krdd.
Dumrcan
to
and
s
an
h
oftedbtsIl
incharge
tesaeitrco
hv
course
of
shot;
and third in the
anager for the very (effective sets
rb
tatte
ouned
Movie tickets were suspended from Franklin, "A King. N
consecutive
for t
ust -English
andMello
~Xrters Bronon
l
h
rounlds will use the title of Sin'- adlgtu.DvdLbt
Kohler and Mulligan. Tim Anderson heads the dawn patrol
years. Prospective Uppers who
welo nite
n
bX(ermntondBron
clair Lewis' novel. "'It Can't Halp- trician, Allen Purves. who was in
next week.
wish to elect Studio Art instead
Brnsonwonthe
I~e entoned
Costume
A different ciharme of wr'iiertv. aind
pen Here," as a topi
unitd
MuishudmkRepcfly
oAran
lo
hudeadMlo
himgh -a
n l
Co n
ivMinutestrefo
P IOLLIPAN
Page Two
Philo, No Politics!
K2'm~~~~~uuuiuiruAN
~~~~~~~Columbia
We hear that for a change
tics." During this past school year the
Editor-in-Chief
ERIC WENTWORTH
Executive Editor
EDWARD W. CHAPIN
Managing. EioK
Sports Editor
G. S. ABR.AMS
Assigrnment Editor
E
W
KEYES
Copy Editors
R. J. RIKER
SnoAdirsD. J. Sutherland
PAREESE
BCPhelps
F-Vnagin
A•M Hall
W. J. Laeit
By GEORGE S. ABRAMS
Timotrcnvtngwas
telcbody
eksmay enter both hurdle races in ad-
atethspstfw
stuff.
Photographic Editor
or suffocating. Whenever we become
onwee
ofe sorely in need of fresh air we open a
ithe thimPhionhas window and immediately swarms of the
BorMNtonyhsSpliisIlwreGh
Sot'
stndardas
Business
Departmentmanocieysbutalngd
. Seifer
Jackson Phtgahi0or
watching Stanford's ... Iron" Bryan
The victory over Exeter in the win the 220 yard low hurdles.
..
P.Hogap.
R
viT
-
ecetBvtigdteelctfear even fiercer attacks in the future. dition to his usual four events the officers for next a.First we'd like against great odds, and now, although the pole vault, broad jump, high
to congratulate the new president and one hostile force has- been repulsed, we jup and javelin. Branson of
course will be in both hurdle races
L. E. Robillard his associates. Secondly we'd like to exWe must have protection
n h
ude.I
diinh
a
A. C. Robinson
In this war we have been faced with take a crack at the 220 yard dash.
R. F. Thmpesondawstoheurinreop
R. H. Ullmon
thtthey will fosk
l hs"political"golfrteBu.Smtwll,
alternatives: fighting continuously**golfrteBu.Smtwelw
tafoskalthstwo
N
C
Louis I. Kane
*6
one
othei
rpScolCan
Lase
o t
frNwEgln
Bill
effens, throwing for the
neye
the retiring boardNeEnldPrpSolChm
Socetyhasgottena reputationfoitfr
singl
pionships is a godsign for this
sefa
n tra
maelstrom ofcm
toa
Bowdin freshmen, recently broke
seatusraneyernlm0ecam-_but__it__in__no__wayo
means a sure win for the Blue. One threwExterjavelin 195orfeet.
-e
bi
paigning, hihpesrnand
general To The PHILLIPIAN:
SYDNOR
aB.PENICK
nae
which
upoar:
i the moremaof th more intresofnthepemoreointrerestengveaspe1tsfeof.and
*
*I
uporIanm whicpin heemrepm-eal
to yuin depr-*
singl
ture lens of the pulceye
sbeen none
nep
eapa
o
epr-the
coiming meet will be the postain
pulc
hstion
for aid. We have been fighting a sible entry of Jim Branson and Bob Several Andover alumni play( I
tprsi
h
avuPn
too favorable.
FS Jewett
P. AThi.mst
PL osh
P. . Tn Eck . J Kaser
PssoHatensy
C Pratt
Smeeth
Scholastic Press Association
Philo
conducted an election without the usual has awarded us its highest certificate
ihare generally classi- ofmerit.
squabblings wiho
fled under the glorified name of "poliBarry C. Phelps
The PHILLIPIAN is a member ot the Columbia Scholast c Press Association as well as of-the Daily Princetonian
Pape
Assoiaton f PepartoryiSol
TOT
We feel justified in the fact that the
oiteimti
Business
any, Dpartment
but
long withthis Phil
has winge
Yale freshmen
lacrosse gaTe&-la t
mate
Saturday. Bob Baldwin and Nid'
Yost both scored two goals, whi e
Ripper Lynch threw in one for Ha, -
mate
had:I
.1
yard. "Mac" McDonald played d fense for Yale, and Aldy Warner,
mate
se
who played midfield, registered a
thet
Coe
Col
the only Andover alumnus to scole~ lowil
Speaking of last Saturday's New in the varsity game.
England Prep School Champion-****
ships, we wonder why the meet PLAYER
andeceiving
dnameingPlayer-of-Thef-T
menace Pyllopgoeszoundertsuchs
OF TH-E WEEK
Weekek--DoonSuthh-
itoTrue, the competing teams do come
slipped a long way from its rightful po- wnemnaePylhgazo
from New England, but that's about elad e tredkn
W
and
rerWai shoafir.
our room.
l
as far as the name holds true. When acsti
ek
u hywl
CHARLES GORDON
ofshoIafis
ek
u hywl
l
Philo's debates and open-forum disGrimly we prepare fortifications. there are only two Class A teams acsti
Circulation Managers
GORHAM W HUSSEY
ROBERT SIMONTONhaettkeabcsatoBb
LI
Kane
Senior Advisors
cussions should be a major factor in Considering a counter-attack to be the entered, along with 10 or so smaller hiavlt Ttakes bac eat to obn
the meet definitely doesn'tKibl.Tsisgtngosud
~~~~~P
D Levin fruaigndldngstudent
oi-best
dfnesoeamtmels-ihschools,
L I Kane
dfnesoeamtesvswthfall
in the championship class. Why im-re like a Kimball booster column
J A. Wexler
Associats
ions o mattersof scholastic, national, tennis rackets, old shoes, baseball bats, o oaltl expanding an niethan Player-of-the-Week, but there's
no denying that Bob rates the
G
bams
R.D Kpeson
o international importance. Philo could lacrosse sticks, rolled-up newspapers, a few more bigger prep schools?
For further information see
R.M Btal
L. . Lureman
oraward.
*
*
h rckatce
A W Dowson, Jr
P. G. Neelands
very well become the "thinking cap" cigarette lighters, and various textth
rc
atce
W M. Drake
W. B. Nichols
Vic Tyler, P.A. '47, hurdled for
D. Penwell
of the undergraduates. Why not throw books. The braver ones fight bareDR. Golden
the Vale varsity against Harvard
M S. Porder
0DC. Goss
latStra.IAi
etprom
E. R. Harris
C. Shaifer
petty "politics" out the window and pthanded. These methods are slboth
hcostlyeform
P. Shombaugh
puttSadamageIn
L Hallman
4W
furniture and ance of the year, he picked up sec~
$~
the Society back on its feet. If the con- from the daaeto
L. H Kozol
ihblsadfo
osWfodAn'ohtehgh
n
os
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Mss.,
Criticizing Criticism
PHILIPIAN
May 2,
to
finncially
1949
respon-Frank
Aradley -got his picture in
e financialy respon-
Now at last the squadrons of PhyI- this week's LIFE. Frank is shown
sible for the paper from September to lophaga seem to have left us, but al-___________________________
June each year. Since all advertisement, ready numbers of the Muscidae have
1 1EPRESENTING student opinion is printing, and subscription contracts cancoettaehirpc.Werels
ordinarily a perfectly acceptable be made on this basis only, any other plagued with roving members of the
editorial policy, but recently we have arrangements are obviously impossible. Vespa and Hymenoptera clans. God
apparntly
llowe it t get ut ofhandTherefore, since the senior board is fi- help us when the masses of the Culcidae
SportsGod
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Our motive in allowing certain Coin- naniapreonsblldeciforsdrn
Please! Let us have screens before5
munications,
and Richard Boeth's tise piodvall dxecisios
uringhtis
THRIFTIkCHECKS
time involvng
expensesare theirs.
these cursed bugs drive us crazy.
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
When the senior editors took over
Lgoso 5
column, to criticism of the Academy
RCNEX ESTRV LRS HCK
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Chapel was in the hope that if there last year, we promised as many six page
AEIA
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was enough movement behind this issues as possible. In October of this
Taylor, Adams, Johnson Divisions
criticism, and if some constructive ideas year our printing costs went up twenty
were brought out, changes and improve- percent, but the percentage of pages
ments could perhaps be made, or at per issue has decreased only ten per
cent. As compared with the issues of
least discussed.
Instead of the usual Saturday night
As it turns out, however, the stu- previous boards, we have put out twenBROOKS BROTHERS ARE FAMOUS
dent sentiment against the present ty-four six page issues this year as performance, this Saturday night P.A.
Chapel system is held by a very small, against the thirteen, seven, and four is fortunate in having a film about the=
Olympics of 1948. ExcelFOR YOUNG MEN'S CLOTHES
if forceful, minority. Moreover the only six-page issues of the '48, '47, and '46
l e nt photography a n d
Sopn o vrtigta
o edi
sensibly constructive idea presented was boards. The subscription price is the
o edi
~loutstanding
pe r f ormSopn o vrtigta
that an open meeting be called, and as same as that of last year.
prep school is greatly simplified by doing
While the seniors remain financially
ances by the athletes
far as we can see no action on that acto make this
the whole job at Brooks Brothers. We
-count is f orthcoming. In short, nothing responsible for the whole year, the
tadth
an appropriate oneknwtecsorquem
good has been accomplished, several uppers take over in March, mainly fo .film
knwthin
cutoms weareat t condtyse
people have been attacked with no experience so that the paper will run for sports-loving fans. Also some human
correct tigt
era
h
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visible end in view save criticism for smoothly from year to year. When this and comedy touches help make the film
leading schools and colleges. Our Suits,
its own sake, and the whole affair has -change occurs, it is natural that print- good. The sixty-four minute film Will
Overcoats, Shirts, in fact everything that
been generally regarded as being in ex- ing costs will rise slightly at first, also be accompanied by a few Walt Disgo ok
neces~itating several four page issues ney cartoons and the usual newsreel.
tremely poor taste.
commentated
by
a
young
man
wears,
have
the
go ok
The film which is
Last week Boeth's column was cen- at that time until the new board beand good wearing qualities so long assosored, with his permission, and a Coin- cmsalite.
Bill Stern and Ted Husing will show the
ciated with Brooks Brothers.F
-munication was omitted. We want to
In a Communication last week two winter Olympics at St. Moritz, Switzermake one thing clear: the final decision undergraduates complained of a charge land and will feature Gretchen FrazerP
in both cases was our own, not the for the Commencement issue and of a and others in skiing, and Dick Button
ESTABLISHED 18S8IS
Faculty's. Again this week we have dis- lack of "very desirable gag issues." and Barbara Ann Scott in the figure
carded some Communications. In our The ten-page Commencement issue skating competition.
judgement too much has already been covering the spring term and listing the
The summer Olympics which wereYO
prizes is not included in the year's sub- held in London at Wembley StadiumYo
said and too little proved,
Should these Reformists, if we may scription and is a special issue for stu- will feature Mel Patton, Harrison Diluse so strong a phrasing, desire to con- dents and guests at the alumni week- lard, Herb McKinley in the running
tinue their attack, there's obviously end. "Gag" issues are up to the present e v e n t s, and the seventeen-year-old
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When champion, Bob Mathias, in the decath-AVNECR.4HSTEWYK
until they can prove the legitimacy and the only such issue was printed last Ion events. There will also be action
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worth of their arguments, and show us year, the editors thought it too immna- shots of the discus, hammer, shotput,
that they have not only a sound basis ture to enter into any contest
but a recognizable goal in view, they
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javelin events. In the swimmingLOANES
The retiring editors have intended events there will be featured Jim Mc-
can carry on without any assistance to put out the best newspaper possible lane of Andover, Joe Verdeur, Wally Ris
and to run it as a business enterprise. of Iowa, and Ann Curtis.
from us.
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Nt 'd
matches. On Saturday, the teanD
trends of future art in the student
whi e
had little trouble in beating a weak Bob Kimball wins the discus with show; at any rate, the best way to
Ha, M.I.T. team. Andover won all nine record-breainug heave of 135 ft. find out is to look for them yourd dmatches in straight sets, thus 7 nches.
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