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Department o f · octo ogy nl e 0 • buti11n J!OC" 1010 e ect.

'-" "as . 'ft) th' contc l b .., It is a pleasant modificntitm of our a play Aided by their newly np~· '"' ., .." · faculty adviser, Mr. Emest 0 { l he .lnm\er-.al) \'PL lege ol ·'· UJC I 1o1Y ross, w h0 WI"II deemed n~es;;ary '·-A OA-..au • • • f T ~ ,, h urrcreu Ill \ slut1enh rrom 1ow1y ::cholustic Jives called " Evenings nt nninttd .~.

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• I•rn,h to Jo ly ~mors l 1lC oppurtum· . , • , very they \\Cre nnt rect>tvmg the1r copy ·' h . th · so ,.. of f.:aturt'S novel to us here: it i§ l)layell keen judgment in ptekmg the Thb 1\..-.~mbly promL'CS to h I y to f.''lltlllllu l etr eones On llo.c ucu~s,ful. nf the TFCII tinder l c nc~ M:icntiftl engineering ~ubject with highly entertaining, it'lt absolutely ·rr, JJIIle I"diat~s. \t tht' last u~mbly, February 25, '}-stem the dtStnbutton has been <h· which they arr :tcqualnttd. Natur· free, nnd it's oawn tu ull.

Trn J.ittlc Jlldia"s was first writ· Prt>fcs or MaGoun, professor ~f Hu- vided into four ~trou~s. as follo~s: nlly their tht'urle.-. must be their own, The two nnd 11 hnlf hours' enter· ten ns 3 story under the tllle, Jbtd man Relations it~ l ndu~try, m t.he l)orm men; fratemthty men ; C1ty 1e., nut abstracted In whole or In pnrt utinment orfcred l;u.t 1-' rldny tvening Tho• There W!!re No,c. Flnding__l~ Uepartment of Ecnnumtt 'l anc1 S~· mrn : Faculty nnd ot ~'rs. from any publkatil)n. ln C\•idence was the ftrst of o series which we will ndaptnblc to the stage it was revl~ cinlos:y at the ~tassach usells ~~~~~ Ont m:~n on each floor of nn !~rd nf his good faith , ench enlrnnt is re· enjoy thmul(h lhc remainder (If the nnd produced In June .or 1944 m lute of Technology, lectured on The Riley will assume the responsibthty quired to submit with his essn.y a :~chnol year. This series l~J an nt· New York under the lttle of Te" ~a turc of Lo,•c.'' First, love was <le· of Kiving 10 the men on his lloor a hiblit>J4raphy oncl !llattment of hill trrnpt tu provide evenini(S 11f nmu.se· J.itllr /rttlit~t~s. ll was so popular lint.'<l a:< the tle.,irr of t\\O ~ople to copy o f the Tn·H NEws. Tb~se men C\(')('riencc. mcnl at a minimum co.t, nnd it bas thot ll wns mndc into a movie under l'hc e!l"tty it'lt'lf must bt' wrllten in the further advnntuge that it I~ pre· il3 original title and also hM been crente lO!(rther so that thetr succe~ are Leo Lemrre, first noor; Rick ~nil happine can . r)rospcr without , Ferrari, !'«Ond floor • Don Lcwi ' n lugic.tl and popular style so that it senlcd right on the rumpus. The: clramntized over ~e air.

T r n J)ltle lttdwt~t ls a mystery mterfrrenre fr()m ellhcr !>arty. Sec· third lloor: and Dick CoiTce, fourth i' -.uitoble fur puhlicl\llon in a lay icttn wa'l propo~d by Mr. Klein~ of ondly, he emphru ired that ~~ and floor. ma~tazint, Md bould oppe3l to nor- the Economics Uepartmenl, and ll is !>lay in three acts. rts cast requires h>\e are not synonymous. 1 hiS was C . f fraternity men will be mal avt'ragc curiusity 3Jl{l interest. spon.~ored by the "lullent!l In San· eight men and three women. Casting elaborated more with many illu!;tra· . optedes nr h f t 'ty hou~"'s by It ,'_ t•l "'- uf two thousand word ford Riley Hull. The cn·chnirmen was held Monday under the direcrlrlwer to 1 e ra erm ... ~ • uoc • h d J tion. that were both humorous an d f h c· lot'on fi m·,,·,n,um and hould not excetd four are Samuel R . Wmt er an ames tion of Mr. Cbarle!! P. Rug. Mr. 'f members o t e •rcu • ta . • Kl . . t' . in truoivr. lie also slated that I . . . . ·e a.~ many thuusand word ma:dmum U. \lacy. ~tr. cme •~ ac mg as Ru~R is well known in dramatic c•r· 11 e\tr} colle~e had a couror.e on '' How The fratermh~ WI rtu'~ . • l tht' The nwarcl i~ t,o be flfty doll:trs advl<;t~r. We nrc also indebted to cle about Worcester and has aided I R V J f I nlrer f .... _ M To ne Gond Parent," t be world cnpie!>• .as therr art men IVtnR u and Will bt• preo;ented to the under· l rv ng . ersoy, r ., or vo u · in past productjons o utc ~ asque. \\nul!! bt' 100 per cent better and frntermly. . . aclu·lte whn In the opinion of the ing n!i projector man. He i a grttdu· The " Ten l.itlle Indians" refers ·--·' ( ..1l • tee uf • jutlge'l. ha£ ubmilled atr aS$1Stant · 1 · tb F E h rli\'Or<t'!l would be minimt7.\:U. Y men will "aet the•r copy • 1•11 j(r. . 1mrnit n~tructor m e .. " lll tht du ~ter of statuettes on t e \\' d d 8 , n '\h·n "ho do not hvt' 11' 1 cc .

• d h \t the n s~mbly on e nes ay, n}n1fo · • the rnlry whlth be~t confurms with Department.

111antelruece of a we•r country ouse 1 l·rbruary 18, Profe or Churlr~ :\J S.mfnrcl Riley 11.r In rl ifralc~~r~ the• ai)CIH stipulations. Thi'l com· The ftrsl of the " Eveulngs at the •>n ~tn jjJand off lhe coast of Devon, \lien, l>ircctur nf the t\lclrn Hy- house urr considered .c ty ' millt'C will be comprised of Profes$0r Movie!." pre~nlccl four lop allrtlC· nnd to lhe nur~ry rhyme emboeled drnulk l.abnratory, presented hi~ "hethcr they ore frn~enllty ~•rn °~ !·.elwin H i)(~inhottnm, hc;ul of the cle- tinns: " Rose of Washington Square" nbuve them, telling bow each little famuu!. ''(;a.o; Talk ," \\hich ha not nut The Facult.y wtll contmur ~ partnwnt nf English unci chairman of with AI Jnl<~on, Allee Fnyr and Ty- rnclinn met hi'S denth until there were bt•en ll,iVl'n for somr year'l. J'mfes rt'ct'ive their cnpt(."; 11" they havr m the lnmmitl('t', n'l'lislecl by Professor ronc Power, "l,nlmr Savrrs" u l.ew nour. To this queer Byzantine mor· <m ,\llrn llemonstrutcd the usc and the pn!i-t.

Franfl' J . Adnm'l, profes<;Or of eJec· Lt'hr romcdy, " Rehearsal" behind tu11ry eight assorted guests are In · misu'{'~ uf ~nsoline and other fuel s.

H<•re in hrief is hnw erJ< h n101" tricnl rn~ineerinJ( , ProfcO(! or W. F. the !ooC'rne<c with " The Tcl<·phcme vitt•cl for il weekend by a mysterious Thb lecture wa \cry instructive and will !let his lllflY of the Trnt ~~ w.: , 1 l.on~otwrll, profc~C~or of civil en· Huur'', and " Do Ynu RemembC'r?" host. None of lbe guests kn~ each humorou~ especiully the dcmon ~tra· L>urm men will J(et thl'ir copy nt ~tin('('rinl(, Dr. Harnlcl F.. Grayes, community sin~ with frlvnrite ulhtr nor have they met tbeu host. ti1m 11f the effect of thP air-fuel rn- tht• Dorm. prnfl"'ltlr nf chemical engineer· '""R"· Thr pru~rnm bt>~on at B:OO Nor hrL~ the bomekeeper, the butler thl un the r\ple>:-h•e <~lrength of ~o~aso· Fmlemity lll(:n li\'in~t in frntcrnl · in~t .tnrl Dr n Jl. MacCulluup;h, P ~1 in '\ldt-n Memorial. 1l wM or the l>c)lttman ever met thtir em· lin..~ \\ l'th hi'> f"mou5 exhau'\t stroke. · prnrr~<~nr ,•1£ " 11"u 1' nA"rlno n1"'chanics. wrll atlenclcd anc1 hi~thly oppreclat· pluyer. .. tic,. will Jt<'l their cnpy lll l ht'lr n .. " l'h~ r~..encc of the lecture was that t'tl. Its urce<~" mny be pn.rlly otlribWhile the guests are a!ISembled for tCunttnutd un Po1te -4 , Cot I) fraltrnity huuse. utcd lll the 'IChool which has been CtK.ktails, a voice comes out of the oti~e helpful and cooperative.

CCununued on l'av 2, Col. J_) _ _ l)u you flll to o 9 u'dcwk ,.lnt'll'l wi th an t'RIIlly tllu m arh ?

Oo )'OU ha H· troultlt' srttin g 011 1 he rvrnl n~t of Feb 19th witnessed nnrl ctmdw:ion" could wtll be. applied ltr.-Nkfalll in lh t' mornin~t?

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• • La ... t Wr<ln~lay, Frbruary 18, of rotton for tire <jordin~. After 111 ·\II d<·partmrnts on the Jflll an ore urrenl C 1\~ unheralded Ill lls f b' llsctl•ejon ' .

The mndrrawr o l ~~ < "" • S holl thlnkll llfl loft, und to 1948, tbf' A 1. Ch. F.'~ hnrl an inter· compltlinK 1hjs work he wtnl to · l'hrrc uf inlluence ns the droppmg "hich "·' held in the F. r: L('(:ture r.-m.-tl y thr 11itu ution tlwy nre t>~ tinl( talk l(iven tn lht'm hy Or wurk for the A. C". Lnwrtnce Leather uf tht' at om bomb. One of the de· Roum, \\a:- )1 r. Louis 1.. I eavill of now OJH•n lnfl n t 8 :30 '' ·"· So Ralph l•. 1\:h k<'rRon, who 11poke on Company and the.nce to the MonI)Qrtmt nl nf \\'. r. 1. became intro· tbe Worc:e:.ter Cnunty Electric rom· m nny !!llltlentl! lt>~kt•tl for an t he rc•tt'nt dt-vtlopm('nl~ In 1he lrxtllf' ' ant11 Chrmlcal Company, where he 'pt•lln \ '\tudent meeting llf the nany. Thr panel nm!ii ~tcd of Pm· c•urlic>r OJH'ninl( thut tlw Cofff't• industry The 'lp<>aker, who wa'! i~ ntlw employetl in textile re5earch. ~ hup h all rom rllc•d with tiU'i r \ I I· E. held an open forum and fec:..ur.; \\' illiam Lo<-kr and IJ II intmduct•d hy the Vlct•·Chalrmon, Tn illu trnte his tnlk, Dr. Nicker(XInt•ltti ..c:u~, ion t'nlillcd "A Critique '\t>wrll. l'o'll GraduatE', r:. R l>P· rNJUC'I\1. Unn' t llfJUOntlt•r yo ur Gino SnntnJHlrNl, rc,PIVNI hi~; l'h .U. "'m hrou){hl along several samples to 11f lht ~ l c•thocl" and ('ouro;es of the , 3 ulnit'r". Srniurs 1~ R T>it'lrrlr nnd ni<'k.-lit unci llinu!ll on 1..-u lufl frnm ;\ Jn, ... Stat<' in 19.34 . After nh· .,how vrry plainly, the advantnges l>epartrr c-nt nf Electrical F..nllincer· \\' \ Re<n . and Juniors Orlando .-ht•f'lli und lt'c• rrf'um rmtcll, 1'0 tainlng hi., cleRrl'f', ht• rPrf'ivt"CC a unci (li~advantages of fabrics and t o tlw Ctlffef• S hot• o ncl Pnjoy ft·lluwvhlp from Mellnn ln:-tilute to v.hat can he done to keep the good in11 \t tha t timr the ... tudent \\('re r r1,. ami R R c;mith nf thf' fint•iil C'offef" .. wtly cHttun nnrl its utillnttitln in h•:tlure :~nd eliminate the bad ones. .t-kd lt•r lllnl.,tructivc. frank , and J'11r tn(' mu I 111rt tht' cJiti(U "inn o ht nt 1 rit 11 i•m of prr..,t'nl conriition.c;. 1,~, cnrri.,.l on untlt•r 1hrc·r topic ltrt•'-t' ll in Worr4>ilt~r In tlw iuclu, try Jorom tht're hi' went to l·ur r"mmplc, be explained how cot \hh· IL!h thi,. ~'CO l wac, primarily he.1clins.t : Ctour•r. and r ntaloJ,!UE' ~In · rmt(l;l'lliol utmO'IJtlwrc of the rin·..tllnr tn invecttl(all' the pn~ ..l· 1•m. nlthnugh cheap, plentiful, ea!llly fur tlu htH tit uf the F F Dept and H ri.11, l n~tructinn , and Rrporl• \ !-tunforcl Ril ry f:ommon !l. hiliti<'' t1f tht' usc of rayM in place J !Conllnu• d un P•:tf t, Col l ) it.. <.tur! nt . many uf tht '-UflJL~stinn ~ (Cc.ntin uffi un Pu~ "· C"ot n

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Elsewhere in thr Tt:cu NEws is an article concerning lhc dbtri 14110ll', ur In f,(f' llf'rul uny in· bution of copie., of the TECH Nsws. Certainly il is incumbt>nt upon fo rmul l! h OI14 nrf' \OOnh'll . every Rludcnt lo cooperate with the plan, so that every one will lw Plr•u•w h nrul lire· fllriH e into assured of re<:civing hi" copy. The Circulation Staff i-. doing its lire· f •,.,/,1/,•r lwx h Mur('h 5t h utmost to distribute copies to every one on the Hill , but it" lnborl> urul h t• 1111re• lu Jllll y our IHLillt' are of no avnil i£ there b no cooperation. We hope that nil · tud1•n t ~ will abide by the di!ltribution scheme and make the work of lh<' Staff 1111 tlw huc·k If yo u wn nl them r••lurnf•fl. that much ensier.

Letters to the Editor A.ICitE

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continuous battle:., with our actors winning six out o( thirteen skir- .------------..;;__ __, mishe. with the enemy. They fought bravely and performed like seasontd veterans. Unsung and unheralded, their name:- will be forllu' t• yuu u n y t•i••lurc>.!4 thnt gotten bul their dee<b, their glory wiU remain. Yes, Tech's bnsketecr'\ )'011 \OIIUIIf f ikf' to Uf1fW3r in and their coach, Mr. McNulty, are de:.erving of just prai e :tnd com· lh•· 191R 11PIIfi1Pr? Pnsiti H·~ mendation for their <'xcellent showing o£ portsman~hip and ~ood llr lll'f,(U t hr•M of Ull~ lo f)OrlJO. conduct. rulli1•14, a:ruh•rnily. in~pe('lion luh. ,crm• llil,

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(b) Th.. ""'.,." d..- not b«ome thb fact by two piect'l of uutun, onl' 11111 lh<' son uf murder on which n •land4"roa•. trtatrd and OOt' untreated by thi~ n•n\-ICtil•n tan be got in the courl!i 2. Drop ,oar rontributlont, ....a.,.d In chemical \her he bact thomuahly hut ·' murtlt•r ju,t the same \\'bile rn•t-lnl"'• In Tf:l'll NE1fS bo~.

1 Ro, nlon II all. wmldt'd and cnt.'lh('d hoth pi«M of II wy .m~ t'\Chan~~nj.! data on tbem· 3. TF.c.:u NE~S ••·lc-omrt all •udf'nl, mattrial. the rormtr <~till lookt'd !>('1\ t-. 3 ~'' vn thur h0!'1, one of the faralt • and alumni (Ommc-nl. frt"'hly launde-red. while the IJtl('r h•n lntlr.tn ... IJlUt'lle~ lflj)ple:. orr lhe wa ... ,,II "rinkled. Itt nl"(l demon· nMnldp tt•tt• and hreoak-.. Jmmedi.Jle-' f)' fuiJu\\ Ill~ I hi~ line Of the jtUC:,h <.tr:ttt>rl how rayon. w hirh c.111nnl h<' dwkt~ tu tkat h onr chl\\ n nod nint> Hucllo ( :luh wa ~hl'<l too often without normally ' • • • 111 uu. Tlwn th.. "\"a'tenl"'tlt 1·-o· Tut~clny, M tmh 2 -t : I S nfft'Ct m~ the m•llcrs.1l, can llt' madr "" ' " ' ' ~Kt'lm~ • .tnc 1 lli' H'r lc•H dOl\ n until th~ final Flrt Ironic!\ l .ah. lo wash hke cotton. To dernon~lrntr , 1 lllllltlll. ._ . . h h d h A.H ••:. I~.

I I11:.; poaot, e n t r!'f' ~nmpl~ uf _ \fnnday, Mnrr h I 7:30 raynn , one which hnrl n<'vcr ht>t'n ]atwl l~arlc Room wn~hcd, one which hild ht•t•n trrntcd \Yot"t'('ti!lt' l" Mnl<tJIII' (:u;~ llntr unci waslll'rllive llmrs, und nne whirh Mondny, 1\ltLrch I 7:00 P.M:. wno; nol lrentr(l and whirh IHH1 h<'t'n H"KIIt.ll 1\IN(:~ IIIIK\ Alclrn ''a"ht>d fl\ c time~. " II ., 1\ lllltr' l'l~t~toprurJir~· ..

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!towed this simple ceremony, coneluded with Lbe dub passing a Resoluti,m thal Diplomas be awarded to ofllce holders. speakers and graduatin~ member~. .\n official Diploma ,,.._, li3nctioned.

1 h•· ur:.t mectin£t of the Cc~m<>­ Dean H owe then introduced lhe pc Jitan ( 'lub ior the 2nd term was :.peaker for t.he evening. In introbl'ld m February 25, in the Janet ducin~ Judge Wahlstrom, Dean Howe Earlt• ro.om stated that he was a Judge of the l'rt ••dent Lund opened the meelprobate court whose bobby is Abe in~t 11~ .1skin~ the audience to rir:.e Lincoln. Judge \\'ahlstrorn, a trustee und "u~el\e a minutes' silence in of Clark Univ., was one or the first honor of the Great l ndian Putriot, persons to see the newly released ~I:J h:unm Gandhi.

Lincoln papers.

The husincss meeting which rotHe spoke to the group or how

papers impressed him and other Lmculn e~rts and what the infiu· enct>~ were which made Abe Lincoln .\m~rica.; greatest statesman. ~fX'Ilk~n~ or his patron sain~, JudSt"P \\ nh.lstrt>~n thought th.'lt ~be s fatht•r Tom Lmcoln, greatly rnftu('IICt'd \ braham Lin~ln's me-;:ontrury 111 l>"!'ulnr ~her. Mr. " ablstrom, dunn~t hLS researches on .\ bcs' life. found lhat two women hod inlluenced lhe !'(reat statesman's lirt> more than anyone else: T~ey were his stepmother and Ius w1re, . . bOlh uf WhOm <_levef~ped hiS gCntUS llllri OI'Crcam(' biS lrtZIOCSS.

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•" \\ \l'l'ER · l)Lo;'.;'""l ··m<o. E :'\ 1•. :\Jaurke F.d\\o.Htl Smith, Profc'\Sor of Cbemi:.try and consuJl.tnt to in· du.;trial firm" on cht>nticnl problems ,inct> t Ql 4 wa-. horn in Frt'deritton ~ell Bru.~wilk, \\here his childhOi.l(i was spent. Jlpon ~trndunting from the Fredericton ll igh • cboul, and mw year Inter from the New Hrunswick Teachers T ruininA School in 1910. r roressor Smith spent hill first, b ._ ·,c "" .· ...1 of t" rh'" a· u1 uric 1 r 11\J\J dl m,., ~ ll public SChoOf tencher.

Three years Inter he returned lo furthering his educnlionn.l progress

at the University or New Rrunswick from whicl1 school he wa. l(raduated In 1917 with n degree or Rachelor of Arts in cbemistry und natural science. He then pa.'l.'led on to the llniversity of Toronto where he remained four years, dur~ ing which time he collected hl11 dewees of Master of t\rls and Doctor of Philosophy, and acted as Instructor in chen1istry.

From the University of Toronto, Maurice mith, now Doclor Maurice Smith, truveled to K in~ston , OnHtrio, to Queens' University. Al tl1is uuiVt!rsity, Doctor Smith rt•mnlnoo one year as a lecturer In or~anic chemistry. Upon the conclusion or his y{'(lr's lecturing at Quccn'11, Pro fe.<~sor Smit h relurnt'cl tn eastern Cnnndn lO HaHru.x, uva . eolia, mort> specifically as on analyst at the gov· ernme.nt's food nnd drug laboratories.

But two slwrt yt•:u s later he returned by enrolling

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to the teaching profession where be has remained sln<.:e. l'pon clepn.rting from the govern· n~nt laboratories Doctor Smith left thl' Dominion of Canada as well, and Cllme d irectly to Worcester Tech as an instructor. Ailer a period of three years as an instructor, he atwined Rn assistant professorship in 1927. And io 1938 be received a full professorship. rrofwor Smith's home life Ct'nlers entirely 11round women: four women exactly. One is his wife, the former Annn H(llfand, whom be married in 1926, 1he other three being his three claul(hlcrs; Ann .Marie, Margaret Jean, nnd ~ l nry Helen . Doctor Smith i!l u memher of Sigrna Xi, and nbo n meml>er tlf the American Chcmicnl Society and the Society ror Engint-cring Education.

CAMPUS QUOTES · Uy RULAND BEDARD

How many operators will

we need NEXT YEAR? Thi ~ is bu t one of the many questions telephone men arc called upon to answer.

Part of their work bas always been to antJcfpate demands for personnel . . . to delem1ino what additional equipment must be provided, what new co~lntction will be necessary to handle th eon· stantly incr<'asing demands for service.

Careful planning in every phase of telephone work requjrcs the services of many qua.U6ed men.

For them, this growing business offers the opportunity for active, interesting careers.

There's a future in telephony.

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During tht' war yc:trs, Clne or the old Tech Lrndit inns was droppt-d.

That was nnzin~. Hut nnw things arc prelty well back lO nurmnl, and there hns been n great clenl of talk concerning tlw revival or this pruclkc>. Su we asked .snme Tech stu· dcnls what lhey thl\uAht of the idea, and 1he rolh>wing urc some of the answers.

Dick Connell is highly in favor or the ideu . H e said : " Definitely, Freshman ha?.inl( should be revived.

The :L\Iemge uge or the F'rcshmn.n class is !(thing younger ; the men fresh out or hiS(h school nol only need hn.zinl(, but expect it. Ruing unites Lbc dass .._, nothing else will, and provides a qukk introduction to the upperclnssmen. Caps are a mark or irientilication. Making lhe greeting of everyone with n 'hello' familiarize!! the freshman with the up(ler classes. Tech Bible.'! should be carried at all time.!>, and the fresh· men should l>e held respoMible for Tech cheers and sonJ(s; the reason for this is obvious from the response al athletic games." r~d George is also in favor of the plan. He said : "Now that the entering freshmen cla."Ses are returning to lhe usual high !K:hool Jlraduates, J think that hazing should be revived.

Just what type of hazing, should l>e judged by the Tech Council, but, one thing sure, the class officiating should not do so with 'bloodthirsty' revenge. Razing is lo lry to belittle the freshman to test him for his !!pnrtsmanship, not bodily resistance,

su I hnpe 1hi~; is remembered anti upheld if hating is brought back to uur campus. Hazing should be FUN rnr huth classes involved."

Aruold Agulnlck gave the follow· in)l answer: "Since [ am not 11 fresh· nmn , I am strongly in favor of it.

I luzinl( is1 in my opinion, one o£ the lwst methods of fostering a strong .schunl spirit, a quality which is al~ ways de.>~irable. However [ would imp~ one limitation upon this propnsetl freshman hazing. I do not be· llc>vc il would be desirable to impose undue hardships upon the already !Jcwiltlered freshman."

Hnb Wolff answered: " No college, one of this type, should beconw only a place of study, devoid or !ipirit ur mild rivalry between cltt.\'IC'I. With this In mind, T think hating shc>uld be reinstated. The type <,hould be hu.rmless, similar to thnl uf pre-war days, i.e. nol allow· ing Freshmen to use the Earle Bridge, und the wearing or ' beanies' until urter the rope pull (or longer, c;hCluld they lose). ln addition, pun· i11hmenl could l>e a one hour night watch ttl the Skull Tomb."

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There was one dissenting opinion: " I feel thnt freshman hazing should not he revived. Worcester Tech has lou much work for freshmen M it is without giving them this sort of thing. I I T~ch bad a 'gala' social pmJ!ram, lhen O.K., it would be gel()(). But as we all know, the school Itself offers nothing, so why add In~ suit to injury?"

TECH

STUDENT WIVES CLUB NEWS

BY MRS HA.ROLO B. GUERC I

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The S. \\. A. held its last meeling in tlw Common's Room on Feb. 9th.

There wa!\ o good turnout Jespite the weather.

The meeting was a bit more lively thun usual 'l'hc question arose as to whether we should continue to be n member of the WorrcstcT" Wnma.n's Fnrum l!ince that organization is now rcquirin~ pnyment of dues. After an hour, in which three motions to a vf~te were dismisst'd, it was decided that we would continue membership and would send delegates to the Annual Forum. The members had quite n time deciding whether we were to be a. social club entirely, or to be lntellectunl as well. No result was obtained on that score.

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1 h,. 'iummcr Practice C'ouN: was Lh ltr,-t nbjrt 1 Lo be hrought under thr· lire o£ the students wbo felt that thl:.'rt> was too much emphasis on powrr and not enough on clec· tronics.

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nf Improving methods of tea(.hin~t anrl course presentation.

While admiltin~ot thai. the idea was worthwhile, the Faculty implied that tht· hmdamcnlul methods or teaching En~inl't'f!> were different from lbC>Se or leaching Liberdl Art.s stuclenls.

(Sonw students later remarked lhat thPy thou~ht they heard a slight rumbling sound at this point as WilJiam James, llorace Mann and John lJewry simultaneously turned over in their grnves.) It was pointed out by the f aculty that a sonwwhat informal method ,.,f instructor training is t·arrictl on. i\ youn~ Faculty mt>mlJCr "tart" ~i'> laboratory in~truclnr, wnrks up to clnss discussion. and is tlwn Jo(iven till' opportunity to mal-e tht> ori.~einnl pr<>~nla l ion of a '>Uhjcu .

Ollwr 'IUggrstiuns £rnm the stu-

wanted to get away from the detailed instructions of a cook book and le:t\'e a measure of initiative to 1ht> -.tudent!< in their treatment of the material. Third. a. request was put [Mward for better directions in the u...e of the laboratory equipment previou:; 10 the experiment. As a fi. nal point it was sug~ested that the markin~ of courses and computing of exemptions be standardized ; also lhat the system of markin~ reports with a plus or miou be repla~d by thr numerical system.

While all discussions a.t the meetln~r \\ere cnrriccl on without rancor, it wa~ not without humor. The audi<•nu' wa:> wide awake and submilled que!lt ions and St1ggestions anunymou~ly on small slips of paper provided for that purpose. A lively grnrrnl dit~C' II SSiOll followed. The m!!Ning chl:\ed harmoniously and nil !-<•cnn!lly · a "tudent requested more Jert the hall '' ilh lhe feeling that a ri<"linitt• instructions in regard to the 'ligniticant step had been taken in expcrittlcnts. Here the Facully scored tlw progres'\ M education at Worccsn ~tood Jloint by saying that they ter Tech.

an!l effi, lt'ncy of the instructors (2) l~ttter tJe:-criptions oi equipment be o,upplied ( 1 J blanks be pa~~ out tn the ~tuJcnts at the end o£ the term 8,J'Icl that t.hey grade the instructnr on hi:- teachin~t and also make ~Ul!l!C•tion~ for improvement Lastly, In reply to a Faculty charge thai the o;j udenb ditl not u-.c proper English, th!.' o;;tudents said that the e\ample fu1nishecl hy the Faculty In this re-;peel wns not oi the besl. !\Ioder· ator Lc;tvitL commented al this point tb:tt llw susre<.:~Lion method was lar!(ely u~cd in industry and ~~~mer­ 1lly g,uvc ~tc>Od results Tht 'uhjei.'l of reports brou1(hl forth anot htr ftmxl of ~u~~estions .

F11remrt~t was one lhal the lalloralory in~truclnrs he able to answer ques1 iun~ in lt'Jt•trcl w thr lab inr.lrucli•)n <;h('f•t : implying th<tt some werr not.

Bringing up a second point, the StiAAP"'lion was made that a speciolizt>d 'ourse in mathematics be given in place of heat power. rn their rebuttal the Faculty said that a large numh~>r of men would not make suffl.cicnt usc of the mathematics later nn' uut at the l\:101{' lirnt! admitted th('re was sume meril in the idea.

The subject M in!)truct.ion wa.'l then breached by the moderator and denh followed in rapid iiULCession one of the student members of the ancl inclucled rcque;;ts tha i : ( I ) lJc· p!utel promptly submillefl the idea Plall!l were made for a Square that instructors take courses in cdu· parlmrnt Heads sit in on lectures Dance to be held at Trow's Farm cation ut nearby universities for the noel ri'Litations lu check lhc ability in Sterlin~. Saturday night wns decided upon as the best time, and a reservation has since been made by Gloria Cooke for April JOth. The charge for the evening will depend upon tl1e number of couples attendin~ , with n maximum of $1.87 per couple. F.xcellent refreshments are served a!\ part of the admission price. ln order to be assured tbat the evening will be financially successful we are asking members to bring their admission to the next meeting. Refunds will be mode if the charge is ltsS than we anticipate. We are inviting your frienrls i£ you would like Chemlata and physicists make tJnn Of thP 8pt'Ctrum llnd ~ nJRO Bensi• live. 1.0 lighl in tho green region, with to ask them. Previous knowledge of Important contribution• low conlnUII. 5quare dancing is unnecessary. We Photogrnphic film that hn11 !won over"V_.,._,. tfte worir of,_, belK!ve there are enough cars in our cxJ)c~ or nvcrdovrloPt'<i u11uully me11nll '}'be fltl!t job WAR O llfl ror llttl physical n " hnrd ' ' or "clllnL rn!lt.y" negnlivctoo ~roup to assure transportation. chemislll. Hil v!lr hn lldl' emuteinn11, normuch silver is dcpOHII.t'd on the hiKh · mo lly Ht>nsitive LO blut' light. hnd to he liKhLII in compnrif!On wi l h t hat. in tho Tentative plans were made for a made to give mnximum contrnst when llhodow11. 'fhc opp011itc c fTt>ct, n "AO(L" card party to be given by the S.\V.A. expo8Cd to lijthi. in thi11 region or "thin" negolivtl1 re11ull.ll from undt!.l'· for Lhe .Faculty Wives, on April 27. cxpo11uro or undord~Jvc.lopmont.. At one J t wn11 known lhnt. certain dyea would limo photographer11 hnd to tllork four e>r oxtcnd the seM,tivily of the 11mulsion The committee will he Gloria Cooke, five l(rodcs of cnlnrl(ing j)IIIWr to cor n•t:t over M for as thr in fra-red . Hut thl.'v Ruth Shaw, Lucille Olson, Madeline ff}r Ih1.'110 condlt ion!! nnd l!l't 1hn right were n nl pro.cticn l fnr pbotogrn phir pn· Oiel<'rle, Ruby Mochon, Marjorie dl'((rtl() or contrlllll. pl'r, h<•inK nfl'tlc lcd l)y lht- r<•tl l!ftfcty light u~~etl in lhCJ dnrkroom . ll~u rch hy 'l'o olimi nnte t hi11 exJWneive, u n wieldy Carrier, Barbara Baldwin, 'Eleanor cbcmiat.llllhowl'd lhnt Ctl rtaln d yes such situation, ~~eienli11L11 developed "Vt~ri­ Guerci, Helen Phaneuf, Muriel Ken, Ill! 1: 1' -dielhylthiopseudocynninl' iodide I!Rm" ' 'nrittble conlrllllt photoi(Tilphic ex-wndtXI the UghC. 104'0Bitivitv onJv to Jane Brown, Carol Cornell and pnpor. With "Vnrignm,'' tho whole lhc f!rotl ll ~cgion . And, mOt<! lmportlmt. prOI.'odurc of gotll ng difTl'rtlllL d e gr('(•ll Claire Lemie~. they produced low ..·onlrlls~ when Ull(.od of cont N111L is rev(INI(Id . Jnstl'nd of u~:~ing In lowl•r- lht1n· normnl conrt'ntrations.

IICVI'flll grndet~ of pnper. the phowgOn Feb. 19 a number of our Whfln IIUI'b a dyll was combml'<i with rnpher U8C8 only one. He gell! va riation members attended a tea given by the high-con lmst. silvt'r hnlide <>ntUI!Iicm. in con~rnllt hy u oo e>f flltcra ~hnt coni rol Faculty Wives. Mr. Geo. Foxhall of tho wove le ngth11 of ligh t. rull(•hin~e tho lh c r't'IIUit was nn ••mulsion th!IL gavo high·•·onlrnsl print.c whl'n c.xpm~od to pu!X'r. thereby getting fln(lr dt'tfl'OOIJ of the WPrrr.rter T l'll.'gra"l and Gasette blue li11hl, und h)W•('CIIllrns t prinLil when contru11t than o.ro olherwU!e ~ible. read seltttions of his poetry. We exI!Xp094.'<i to greell lif{ht. ' 'I'ho ucti•m or "V nrigam" d epend11 tend our thnnks to the Faculty Wives on the nblliLy of <'Ortnin d y ell to extend l'fty•ici.r• D•velop ' 11,.,. thollonsitivity of sliver bulide e mull!ion11 for a lovely afternoon. beyond lho blue nnd bluc- gl'('('n rc._<ionA. PbyBkilll.s made t.hia conlrns~ control o. 'rhL-I'ITect was well known lO ll<'icnt.ists. reality by prep:tr.i ng abo.rp'<'Ulting flJThe last sewing meeting wns held Dut " Vorircotn" h llll an addl>d feature IenJ thot nllow lht:> u ser lo Cllll lrol hi.& Tucsdny l"eb. 24 in the Janet Earle - it gi\'Cll high co ntrost in t.he blue porprintln11 ligh t Jl(lll.'ctively. ' l'h('I!C lllwrs, Rl)Orn. We wish more girls would att.end these gab rests.

Research simplifies print making with development of "Varigam" Paper

c which nrenttnched lt> the l eru~ofthoen­ large r. runge from hlue for hi!lh controst t.o yellow, which cuts out Lhe hluo olmo~:~l entirely und givl'tl low conLmsL. Ln betw{'(•n nrc uighl !fmdcs of liltent with intl•rml.'diflttl dcjlrces of blui! a nd yellow h ght LronmniAAion. All uf the fil. t el'8n rtl tnlldeinl!uch 11 way Uwl rwitht!r Ught nor printing tim!! nt"t.'tll! lo 00 varied tul Biters nro changed, eac.'pl the lllllt two un tht. blw• l'nd. 'l'lw~~e A'qujrl· opproximlll(-iy twice tho limo <If the

others.

In " Vurigam." mode by lJu P o nt, c hemical ~ienoo h ns given the phologmplwr new I'(;Unomv nnd conv(.'nientl! in prlnMng, and 11 d eJ;rce of t•onlrnsl control more preclso t.ho n 114 po~ible with 11ny combinntioll o r cornme Niul p3p!'fl!.

Questions Colleee Men ask about workin1 with Du Pont What type • of h'aln lng are n••d•d ?

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Ho'" t•ll and DeLoid• Take F ive F irs t I. F. Basl{ethall Pla(·e aL Atnhe t·st Opens March 2

Phi (;ant Cli udte . •Trailing 34-19 at llalf Time Bow ling (:t·o\vn; 'PE, Tecl1 Rally Fall 011C Point Short lh Hl\' HAAS lance w sht.)Ot W(IS at limes quite disLCA Vic feu- econd

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1\lcKernan, pluying his final gtutle i>hed IN behind Mass. University SAE Looms As Thrt' al for '1\'ch, turned in another stellar and (;tmn. l'niversity in n triunguperformance nt the pivot post nnd lar tr;11 k mcl't held nl Amherst.

T o Retniu T itle ; TKll, By vi1 t ut> 1•f u 4-0 win O\'l.'r Phi \\'orcester Tech 's courngcous eng· Ctlllnected for 5 bask.els and 8 free P ' K trong CoutNult' r!( !:'lif.t, l'hi Gammn Dt>hu clinched firsl crs put un a thrillinR :llld dramatic throws to lead the scoring with " Har\C)' litt•rnlly flew o\·er the thirty.:.,.e ,11 rd lvw hurctles in 4.4 seconds. plan· in th(• lntt>r Fraternity Bowling second half rally Satmday evt:ning totnl of HI points. lhlward was sec· " -' \\'ilh the baf'ketba.ll senson endThi,· hnw \\ .,, J!0\)(1 enough ttl lJreak ) [.stch. Thl.' team aho \\'('Ill over the which ft>ll mw point shc>rl and !lllcl in 1t sroring way on the strength the ru.unl at the Amherst track ing for the var:.ity and 1he J. \' hi1.1h wam tutu I, prc\'iously held by brou~bt th~:m their St'\'<'nth loss of uf his ~t rung ~cond hal£ play with Harvr~ ,li<ll tircl the !iehool record t~'a.n<., tht.' fraternities takt' uver the Si~ Ep. hy lmwlin~~; on 11 58 total for lhc sca.,on as against sill. wins.

17 points, fl,•c comin!( from the free when h1• t1ni,hrd the thirty·fi\'e high )1)'111 in the annual tight for the b.·h - thl' thtt•t• ~trin~. :marting untlcr a 15 point34-19 de· thruw line. Ucich played o steady burdlb 111 -t 9 -cconds. Beside these k~:tball Lnlph~•. The teams will b.ll· Phi (;am's team nU\\ .swrage:. in licit at half-time, the Tt..'Chmcn ~Lurt­ gunw and juined the scoring with 9 recnrd run., ht> took Mother 1irst ue it nul lhruu~~;bout the munth tlw 110':-. Fmnk Holby has hil for an tl<l ri~.tht nftcr lhl' Trojans in a dt•- rwinu: , t frum Ute foul line. The men "lac'· iu tht• thirly· fi\·e yarrl dash. a-.t•su~l' uf 1)4.9, (le>)rj~l' Hm\"c has lt•rmined drhc with Howard ond or Tmy countered the bigb scoring I" ' til ~larch with each fmlemily niH~.:> 1111, 1t r11 r the C\'Cnin~ was fifteen 90.7, Hu~::h Lmell has nn eVen 90, ~ l cKe rna n lt>ading tht.' wny with 13 of ~h:Kcruan ttnd Howard by plac· · pt>int' \\hkh Jed the individual lowed one crnck at the oth('r. .\1 - ;111cl ll•••h ('a h1xln h:l!. n 91.1. T h us anc1 II H'Ctmt-II ttlIf po1nts rcspt>ell-.cin~ 4 men in double f1gures. DeMosl\ !ll"lint lllt,tl- for the even in~ot . r~ady Uw team!> ha\e brcn 'lh.1pin~ lur l'hi t:.un hal\ lu:\t unly 2 points ly. Th(· thrilling :.ccond half display and Zcnu bad l l , while guards Havel Terh hlul un<>t hf.'r uutstnndlng per- up (nr the first game Llll ~larch 2. in tlw uu"petition, nne tn .\ Er and S3\\ Tcd1 start a scorinl( rush which and Lessen hncl 10 apiece. former in \I lk Luid who wok first La.~t year found S..\ .1·:. taking top anollws lo TL'. l'hi Cnm has only Wth climaxed in o whirlwind linish Tho KAme wu.<~ also the final one pine•• In lh(• broad jump ant! lh<• 440 tumors in a close race up tn the lust c11w maldt to play, t hai wilh A'TO. by the> 12 puinl splurp;e of Howard fur Capt. John Concordia and Roger or hnw they come out in u\'t'r tht• la:.t JO ll\inu t~:11 nf play. yar(j.t run. \I a 1ung w1' th 11 arvcy a 1so gume. They came oul with u rccurd Rt·tranll~·~, " Crnmack. ('nncordia played his usual ran in thr (liW mile relay. that ll1illch , tlw cup will go to Phi Tt:rh jumped uff to u fast crtrly f11w nuur game and in addi tion of seven wins and ont' los1>, but had t: tlm, lt>:trl Lin the fou l shootlnu of Mc~ra,., \ · nh·. won the meet with a ,., spa1·k led off the bo.uds. J im 1\tc· I rllll ule frvrn e;sch ~erun<l plan' t l'f\11\, Tht• IIJalt:h OClW<'Cil LX and Slg Kt•rnrul unci hnskl'Ls by Ut•ich und total nf forty-nine points, Conn.

Kt•rnnn played a hrillianl gnme l'niv. wtt~ ~cc.nd with forty-eight, Ln second place with si~ wins and Fp will pr~tllahly dl•Ciill' sccoutl plncr Conrtmlia, With T ech t'tljoyi n~ a al(ttinsl the !tllitudinous defensive and Tt'<:h was last with forty•three. twcl ltK:.{'S were ~. P. K , T.K.P., :wd in the 11tnnin~. S i,~t Ep ho ~ won 20 17- 14 hmcl nntl 10 minutes remain- wull nf Del\hlss, Zeno, aud Schaffer Thi~ .. J\Iluld be considerrd a 1-(00d I'.. K. Tlw be<>t ~nnw of la"t :-l'.tson nnd ln't I! wlwrN• ~ LX"\ ha<~ lost in~ in the half, Dd\1u-.s t•ntt'red tlw and, nicled strongly by Howard, con:-howin" fq 1 Tech. They took fl\'e • \ ,~ l lout 7 \ 1·0 win by LXA could set )tUtnt• £01 R P.l. wul &tll them off on lmlll'd the defensive boards well.

1 .. nc:currecl \\hen ,, ..:.. nosec nul ( , · b hi tir..;t pl;~u·, in the m!'tt, but lnckecl <:,ir.r 1-:p dn\\n tn thirrl 01 ourth ptace. a 20 p01nt ttrrug<• w c11 .sturle< Fn•shm:lll tlllwttrd has come into his P... K 41 -Jil. Howewr, ndlher te:ml \\'uHdman uf I.Ci\ with a Qfl.3 ancl u~,:nin~t 'l'l'th first live nnd rontinued th(' maupmHr to toke the second, nwn in a !\coring way of late, ringhas its high scorer b.1ck in their j ~1hn~un of ~PI•: \\ith n Q6.0 average ttl un uccelcrJletl pace against thr third, and fourth place!>. lf our ace In!( up 48 points over the last 3 linru(> I hi... year. T bes<' men, llopk 1ns nrr lradinu 1hr lcauuc with intlividu· 1 eplan•ment s. Over the laslthree minr,olt>-vaulter Uon Jcmlan, had bt•en "' gtunes. ul~ uf the hnlf, R.P.l's two climlnu· (1\'ailnble, we w<)llld have accumu- uf ~..\ .E. and Longmuir nf PX K., ,11 nvtr.s«(''\. "' JU!NSSJo:LAER WORC. T ECH. l.tted a lntal of forty-eight poinL" were the lcagul''s l()p scorrrs.

Tram Standinf(~: tive guurds H owell ami LeSS<•n joined ' " rp tp r1 fp tp 2 0 4 Howard{ 6 5 17 Thi ye<tr finds e\'CII clt)'.('r ~:ompc· rl'll m \\'1\11 Lost DeMu." in the !'COrill,r< nncl cnntribu- 1Jn111rr I ;md a dctory. The \\inning hright t.. ... • J 5 II FrH!la.nd 0 I I Ut'Mn•~ titiun \\ hich will make ll any'-""1Y s t•(;ll 26 2 wd heavily to the scoring with their 1.enn f ~ 5 11 Carlson I I I 3 in the polc-vnull wa..~ elc\'en feet , .

2 0 " Conv~nt' 0 0 0 ball J(ame. T his b due to the gam l' PF 20 2 noor work unci bnll-hawking di:.- Schnlfl'r t which i!' much heluw Oon's nvcrnge. , 0 2 2 Mt Ktnllln c liurtdnlk ,,r strenRlh in Ialit •a..,nn\ wca"er LX\ play:. Uuring this drive which they tljlvtll( 2 6 tO S 8 tA With l}l)n comin ~t nut for the c;prin~ • h 4 2 10 Cromnrk 0 0 0 teams and \'ery little chan~te 111 t r \TO rtlllld nut hnh , Tedt manngecl but l.cUt'n It pranice. the team Is alm~t n.~sured II 0 0 0 Vcich K 4 I 9 top teams. S.. \ .F.. was pmbahly I 1 TX twu point<~ ttf(ninsl R.P.l's 20 and ('nhtlt Bradln.w 0 0 0 of n tirsl l)larc. · 1 16 20 52 Conc:ordln g lhe hardesl by IO. In).( l!upkins nut I'~ K left the noor at hntr Unw trniling Tnlnl~ In tht• hamm(•r throw Lhc tenm is I I J ~tverol players to the J. V. tenm.

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by IS hi!"( point!!. Over the r nt irc flrsl definitely ;~t n clisatlvanln~e. I n lhe "' 1 'II lluwever. J. v. star Art ~ tl lins WI i\ 1~ 1' half T ech mu~ICri'd hul s nom goal!t, Totals 17 17 5j meet the leam hnrl no entries in the help replace tht•sc losse.., cnnsicft.'ra S.\1~ two by Urich nnrl nne each by llowlhllll lmn ~ctll'•·: Rtn~~lner 34, Wore. ,\S 1>ound wei~ht throw ami conse1 h 'f'c~h I ll, bly. They are stil a stron){ I real urd, ( 'uncurdin and McKernan.

Frer Ihrow~ ml~d : Rt·nsselacr, 7..eno, qucntly lost a chunce l<> pick un necrl• · :.incc they have been wmnu1~ many The seccmd hulf pn•scnted 11 com· IIAvt•l 2, l.tsi!Cn, Ot Mos.s; Wnrc. Tech., ed pt)ints, With a AOod turnt>ul for l\~ lea!(Ut' games in the city with . •IIC pl~:tely different pi<:t urc with T cc:h ll uwnttl, Cnrlsl)n, M cK~rnan 2, Concor~pri ng prnctice the tenm should have \1 1 tllu, Udch. n, ... au l111'k of fuf'iliti•·t~ utHI tallying 12 llunr ~00 11\ and completeKirkwt)(I<J pacing the way. i 'IOn uyl'rrsunal foul~ : R~nl54.'lllu, Browt r 2, a ~nod c;eason. d · ing in this lea~ue an nppcannJ( to till' tnC'Itl 11lwrtagf' thc>rt• will I"' ly uutpl ayin~o~ the we11ry warriors i'.tnu J, Sc.h~tffer 5, Gnuelnlk S, Havrl 2, Summary: l.ea..wn 2, DeMoss. Wore. Ttch., Carbon ..1lutrlv1 1111 l ntf'rfralrrnily from Troy. Factually T ech ouLo;cored ~. McKrm1m ~. Udch 4, Bradlaw, Con~~ fl"Juntl wdRhl lhmw Won by have winnin.R material is T .K.P. oh·'" Rrink (t), 2nd. Janoski (M ); 3rd, Jnn- 'n1ey will have nearly the S3Jnf flw lmll ~litthlin~ th i~ )'t'atr. the Trojans from the Ooor by one rortlill 4. Kdcrres, Ed fo'rew and Ed T>or· wn lC'), ~th Vrr~t 1oau (M); di!tance a." 1351 year with Ventre~. lhrir ernbasket. t7· 1CI, however the excellent ~y.

CLASSICAl. TECH. JAYVEES H ft 4 in ter, o datl!(erous b.1ckbo:ml player. Hill I Am)(mUtr nn graduation and foul 'ihtl<lting II( R.P.J ., 20 for 25, fa Cp tp r11 fp tp I I 3 Griswold I I I 3 Pnt.- \ ault Won b~ llurnmrll CC); S.I' .E. sbows mUI:h prnmi~ with an John ~~·Ruin and Rtty Cilberl ttl the 'ipt>lled the: difference with T ech Ji ron r 1 0 1 Groop r 4 3 10 .nfl. 1-url.,s <C> i J rd, l'urtu (M): 4 th, {'XJ)Cricnced ball club from last J. \'.'s, Hflwever, t hey will have a aatherina 17 for 23 via lh<' charity KM~r 3 3 9 Lace t 02 lludl·h r Ho~<r (\\'), hthrhl II h "' " OOO Dillon c 3 1 7 M il~ Run \\'on 11, Clnw:h C~t ), Znd, -ro~on , Throw in~ them in will be JCIKMI duh nn the floor with the rtddi- "itript~. Hob Carlson hil fnr T ech's HitUIChl 2 0 4 Bloom It I 1 •3 l!ro\o\n (\\'). 3rd, Funkhi\U(t·r (M). 4th, Frum. rt>ptacin~ the los,.. nr Fredrlic tiun of ~nnw talented fre!bmen in lir<tl •wcnnd half ba..;kel and depart- JuniH' 3 t 7 Sequin o o 0 Pnlrltk ll n utby f\\'1; tim.-, ~ min n 11 ~I' ~lan·in fmm the pre\•ious "f.'I«On rcsnvc. ,\ .E.I'. probably bhows t.he eel c.hortly thereafl€'r on thr winf(S of l.ol(lln 0 0 0 Mk htJrNn 0 0 0 3 1 7 Grimwadt 11 440 Y•l Run Wun by Drl.oid (\V ) i P~"i. K lo~t 11uite n fe'' men such O'l l(rrntcst improvement with the arldi- hL'i fifth per!ionnl. Cunve~ nnd OrtY>k It 0 0 0 0 I I Sntlttw•kl !nd. \V~u•nn ( W I: ,l rtl. Kcnnrdy (C'); ttnn nf Buddie Deml>e.r and Ooo Ko- Frcclantl alterna.teil at hi~ J'l(ISt over Edwards 0 0 0 4lh, Mnr~hall CC): time, SS 6 ~c. lth. ,...,unn (M), tJmr, 10 min. 27.1! ~ · 1 · h ll · {j d 0 0 0 l.ew!J " · lodmr a ong 1\'1t fMic rc:en. the remrlincler of thr game an IS \ ll l.ll\1 ll untlt•s- Won by llowcll c~ote. nr" ~choql reconl) .

13 6 32 well , olth()U"h thl'ir rcluc(\,.• 1i 'nil. 1\t•nnt'dy I M ) ; lrd. Muynl- Rill) \'d Run - Won hy hnkhnu•tr J>crnhcr will he the one tl) watch for "layotl Totals 10 6 26 •• ' "' han tMI ·llh, IHn~: ((");time, 4.4 ace. CM). lnoi Rubin CC): ,\ rd, Brnwn (W); top s~nrer sintc hr was hi.'(h swrc1 :_~______.:______ (~Oh n~w rn1w m ·nrd) fur the J. V. team last year and high EATS DRINKS 41 h, Cluhh (C); tim~. 2 min. 6.4 lltr lS Yd IJA~h Won lly Ilowell (W); llljih Jump- Wnn lly R ll~ter~ (('); ~wrcr In the fraternity league: when lnd, Ua\-i'>(ln CM); \rd, Shnm1;ns {M); nnd R1m·ley (C) Tie; Jrct, llowe (W) i he WIIS n sophomore. P.G.U. has llrnr, 4 ,., 'lh, ti·• btlwrcn Co,,•lt ( Ml nnd Rumt>h· · ~ ' bern strengt11ened by Fredtlle Shut l'ul Wnn by F1•lnml\n (M); 2nd, rey CM) , hcl~tht, 5 ft, 8 In, Poatal Magazine• Bar~ 1\\ l ~rd. Brink CC)' 4th. Zltc· Broad J ump-Won hy IJI'Loid (W) ; Krnu"s anrl freshman Tum llc>dgctt. caro tr.\ : dl~tnnc:c, 43 fl . 7 In lnd, llnwlin~ (Cl: Jrd, Davison (M); ' J',(' • A.T.O., and L.C.A. will be pulStation 3~ 'rl H•uh llurdle,._Won by Howtll 4lh, M 11 ~nlhnn ( ~t 1; dhtancr, ll h tin~ nut nearly the Slime f111e star1;ers !\\ l not. K• nn~dy (C), 'rd. l'l)nn (C); 6 ~ in a."i la~ t c;eno,on. Of Lhcse three team , 4_tb. Ro:rer• (Cl ; tim(', 4 11 vc (~ote: Ont· ~Hie Rcl~y-Won by Mo« CMoy- T.C has been dc>ing the most prepa15 1 UIC II I.AND STRE?.T , ..., tt·ll•ll< tt'tord). mhan. Davbon. Wnttau. f'u~tkhou""r) i .

I '11 be 1 1 [ lh • T~ o :\l1lc Run-Wan h)' Collar (M); !nd Tc4'h (lloMII, Watson, MntMah, ~alliin. a.n~ WI Pug~ ng or e 1'01LETRJES 2-9578 -nd, I z Jltb (C), \rei, Channell (M), fkl.m<ll; tim.-. J min 39 ,...;. ltr~t chVI'wm.

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T1·ouncc A.I.C.; Edge Mass. U. at·Aml1erst McKernau, Iloward J.ligb Scorer s for Tech Quintet Season Rf!cord EvcJtecl Up at 6 aud 6; Team Has Three Ganac Wiu Strcuk

cjeded on fouls, and Steve Udch [">edonned in his usual steady style.

The victory was the fi£Lb of the season ror the Tech five, and brought their record to five wins and six losses.

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Scoring the first away rrom home Worcester Tech vs. A.f.C. victory or the season, our Tech En· The Worcester Tech hoo~ters fol- ginecrs came out on top for the third lowed up their triumph over the consecutive game by outlasting a Tufts Jum bos last week-end by stubborn Mass. U. quintet, 41-35. soundly trouncing lhe Aces from Although they led throughout most A. r. C., 50-32. Led by their defen- of the contest, it wasn't till the final sive demon, Captain j ohn Concordia, minutes lhat Lhcy lengthened their the Engineers played steady ball, lead to n point where they could and outdid the yellow and black coast home. As in the A. l. C. game, cagers at their own style, speed. the two top point-producers were Ritchie H oward, coming into his Kitchie Howard and jim McKernan, own, swished the nets with 7 double with 14 points apiece. Captain John pointers and 3 foul sh ots for a 17 Concordia C(mtinued his terrific de· point total, while ,his backboard work fensive maneuvers in addition to left nothing to be desired. follow- hitting the strings for 7 points. ing Howard in the scoring column ,For the home team, Bill Looney, with 12 points was Jim McKernan. high scorer for the Amher$t fi ve in a Big " Mac" helped the cause further previous meeting between the two by shacking the visitor's hefty pivot teams, was again in double figures man, Jones, holding him to one field with J6 points. Captain Ed Megoal.

Grath also played well, along with The Aces opened up the scoring. Richardson.

The game started out slowly, with with a foul shot to put lhem in the lead 1-0. They led from there till Tech grabbing an early lead. Howthe 12 minute mark when the home ever, lhe Redmen went ahead at 9-8 cagers edged ahead, 12-1 1. With midway through the first sumza. three minutes remaining in the first After H oward had knotted lbe count half, the Engineers had fashioned a at 9-9 with the ftrst of his two foul 22-15 lead. But at this point, AI conversions, the Boynton-Hillers Beaudoin, bespectacled forward for went ahead to the four point lead the visitors, entered the game and which they held at the half, 22-18. dropped 3 quick pops from the keyThe visitors led throughout the hole to bring the Aces to within 2 entire second hal£ except for one lapse, the last effort by Mass. U. to points, 22-20, as the half ended.

The second hal£ was a thriller for surge in rront. With two minutes left, the fi rst few minutes as the Spring- the Engineers had an eight point field team took the lead at 28-27. lead , and it was all over except the But the Uoynton Hillers jumped in shouting. the van again at 29-28, and they The victory was sweet revenge for were orr. Displaying a brilliant floor an earlier defeat at the hands of the game, with Conco.rdia picking off op· Redmen, in a game scheduled lwo position passes at an unbelievable days after the mid-term layoff. That pace, the home team surged to the f(ame ended with Tech on the sl1or1 fore, 43-32. With three minutes re- end or a 38-36 score. This second main in!( in the contest, Coach M e- game was similar to the farst in so far Nulty threw in his squad of re- as roughness and low-scoring go, serves, who added 7 more points to with many spills being ta ken and the total to make the final score many fouls bcin~ called . The team 50-32. rts a unit maintained the good floor Top scorer for the A. I. C. cagers game, especially defensive, which they wa~ their forward1 lleaudoin, with 12 have fl ashed in the past three games. points. For our El')gineers, in addi- Conch ~ l cNu lty 's charges have now tion to the excellent playing of Con- evened up the season 's record at cordia, H oward and McKernan, 6 wins and 6 losses. sophomore J ohn Converse filled in remarkably for Bobby Carlson at the forward post when Bob wa<>

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