Cochran ChapelSaudysFl

The speaker In the Cochran ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~The movie this Saturday will

be Dr. Claude M. Feuss. The -biey RoollerM y" Bth.in

services will begin promptly at LMicDoor oe a nd45 Ahn Bltrt

0 ~11:00 o'clock. 1Doo1Lrsa 8:00. 745 ,hv sat0

2 O.7, U BR2 PHILLIPS ACADEMY, ANDOVER, MASS., MAY 26, 1948 (Established 1878 PRICE, 10 CENTS

0~ ~ ~~HRADGV~f. . ~~?~ DRAMATIC CLUB GIVES30~ h~~ItNI TWO P. A. MEN/ .0 of the ~f SHAKESPEARE TRAGEDYHOS" llL OVTDHOOH: :j K Leading Players Stead man, Wood

National Scholarships B ila tSas tel, lgThur PSdaSyES waddAnoe' The Dramatic Club of Phillips Academy spent over

319-58. easure will curb Coni- Becker and Blackmer egtweso adwr npeaigoeo h igsiiiii~~~~lists, not free speech. Faces The aweigh weks o harrworoinprepringoneofrte bigesmunists, not free speech. Faces Ilie ~iward of the Harvard Co and most difficult productions ever attempted at this school,

Senate delay; upper house notlee Ntoa Scholarships to SaepaesOhlo h oro eie eoe nFialikely to act until after recess for eleven men living or studying in Sadesparday nihtslof awe, the immortalVniteagedypolitical conventions. Msa'istswsanucdo ________________ aet life on the stage of

* * * ~~~may twenty-first by the CommitteeGereWsigo Halwt aon Scholarships of Harvard College. Tccr, .re ahngfetivnes surpass-h

SENATORS BACK MILITARYAogthreiinssanud-enGvPACTS UNDER U. N. ... van- graluate of Andover, and a senior ing all hopes. Largely on accountdenburg group, also for vetowo adte lsyar ndi Choral e s n of the-vigorous enthusiasm of al

curb, would aniend charter as nlow studying in England. These : -.- ~ ~ -. E e s n involved during the long and

last resort two fortunate prize winners are First Yearly Banquet tedious period of preparationsIdeardL.Bcke ofMiami, Foia lg (.Jiin Wood) suports taiggering~ Cassio (Dick Hiudgens). Held After Service and rehearsals, the play was 'i

Friday, May 21 and lDonald Morton Blackmer of (Photo by Lovejoy) Ls udyatroni h huge success. Mr. N. P. Hallowell

ARABS CUT INTO JERUSALEM jAndover, Massachusetts. 7Cochran Chapel the P. A. and the was the dlirector.encircled city slowly yields Mn These scholarships crywith MU I TnAregrs'sholcoiscm-WodSelsSo

battles of suburbs. thmavrTeial axyien-Page rhilipian AN NUAL M SI e cegrs colcor on Of tasSo* * * hem a ery deirableand praise- lbined to present a choral evensong The outstanding actor was

Satrda, My 2 wrth hoor asthi yar over fo o m n e e tC N E HLD service, followed by a banquet at beyond a doubt James P. Wood,Saturday, May 22 950 of the outstanding high school ~ .~m ele .mithe Commons. The guests of honor whose sensitive portrayal of lago,

WEST EU RO0P E POWERS seniors and recent high school SpcaIsu WilBMcobeR ds, wrD.anMs.Fss the villain, was received with mucbAGREE ON GERMANY... . . Lon- graduates, in both public and Drii_' ~~The choir members showed their applause. n his soliloquies and oc-

don parley plans international vate schools, competed for the Released Prize Day Ponte, Lincoln Win loyalty to the organization by at- casional "asides" to the audience.authority to control Rhur output . National Scholarships. The purpose Plans for the PHILLIPIAN'S spe- Last Monday evening, May 24th, tending exti-a rehea-sals to insure he stole the show, not only by dra-

* * * of these awards is to enable deserv- cial ten-page Commencement Issue the annual Competition for Music a more successful service. At four matic ability. but by the naturailEGYPTIAN TROOPS REPORTED ing young men of high academic to e sold after Pize Day and dur- Prizes was conducted in the Coch- o'clock the girls arived in special tone of his voice, which fitted teFIVE MILES FROM JERUSALEM staiiding and qualities. of leader- ing the ommencement weekend, buses for a joint rehearsal before part perfectly. John Steadmnan, who. . Cairo says troops are at ship in high school to come to have just been completed. Outsta-nd- iaii Chapel. The school's outstand- the concert. At five the pews were played the lead i-ole of Othello, also

Bethlehem. Arab guns batter -Haivaird. The size of the award ing features wvill be the complete ing musicians were heai-d in a pro- gratifyingly full, and the service gave an admirable performance. His300 square yard fort of Jews in varies with the need of the indlvi- coverage, for the fiist time, of all gramn of unusual interest featuring began. The short pei-formance was makeup was a masterpiece - in

SI walled city, dual. important news and events of the compositions played on the organ, highlighted by the intoning of the itself, as John's light complexion* * * The Hai-vard National Scholar- school year, in addition to eight pi- , n violin. "Twenty-Third Psalm" and the became chocolate and his blondeD, ~ ~ Sndy ay 2SisWr salihdi 94 n humorous cartoons and a large an "Nunc Dimittis." The two anthems, hair turned black and curly.

D ~~~~~Sn y2 hp eeetbihdi 94 n The Fank van der Stucken Prize "Lord, For Thy Tender Mercies' Mrs. Stephen Whitney playedD." DEWEY DEFEATS STASSEN IN are awarded to "men of exception- number of photographs. - ~OREGON . seen as severe blow able ability and promise who have Again hb-eaking a pecedent, this of $25 for proficiency on the organ Sake" and "Give Ear Unto Me," the a petite and sweet Desdemona,

to Stassen. New Yorker wins 12 distinguished themselves as leaders issue will not be mailed home to was divided between Robert McCou- latter being sung by the Ten Acre very nicely. Her costumes werestate delegates. in extra-curricular- as well as scho- students, but will be distributed on brie of Andover, and Johia Lincoln choir, were also done well. quite becoming, and with her hair

* * * ~~~lastic acticities." In the past years Friday, June 4 immediately follow- of Montpelier, Vermont. Two othe- The two choirs gave an excellent done up during the early scenes,JEWISH COUNTER-ATTACKSthey have permitted many deserv- ing the Pize Day Assembly. promne ete anttk h oeasrkn eebac

JEPUSED ATUNJERSALEMACKS ing and eager students to continue Though not included in the regu- organ students, John Forbes and pefrmn;yt they cannot.takeeshewbre abl oPics stin esebncteREPUSED T JRUSAEM .. .their higher education at Harvard lar subsci-iption price, this special Sherwood Lovejoy also competed allthicedit. hey wrea by Mr. tovinHess V Caheine indgthe

R.A.F. downs four Egyptian when this would have been impos- issue will be available to alumni, for this prize. McCoubrie's winn H ompsnied o h r by Mr. movan nda ioHenreV.tickMyic Hugesplanes as Israeli fail to lift seige sible. f the required honor grades families and friends attending the selection was J. S. Bach's "Toccata helped by M. Baldwin, who gen- Brabantio, Desdemiona's father,

IRE of old city. Sniper fells U. S. are maintained during the whole Commencement festivities for only and Fugue in D Minor"; Lincoln erously read the Versicles and Richard Coulson as Roderigo, andconsul. of the freshman year, the scholar- 25 cents. Students will be canvassed played three chorale improvisationsColcsInietlythTnAreM .N.PHaowlasE la

* * * ships are menewed for the remain- dui-ing the week. by Karg-Elert: "Fr-om Heaven chollects Inidentally the SttAcr Mrs. N.eP. Hacowmeale aseom-Monday, May 24 ing thi-ee years of college and may All sports for the year, Varsity, A'bove," "Be Eai-nest, 0 Children of choi-lr fa dimeteaMis ott, avcesvr omnabeprom

12 MAJOR BILLS JAM CON- be continued on the same terms J. V., Clubh, and J. A. will be coy- Men," and "Now Thank We Allduht-ofaoretacrofhe nesGREOS IN LAST WEEKS . . for graduate and professional study ered. Accounts of both the Exeter Our God." - Andover English Department. Plot Easily Followved

dilemma is faced on June 19 in the Gi-aduate Schools of H-arvar-d laci-osse game and Exeter track Piaist IPonte paei- oftheiic the gils, lei-e The plot, cente-ed around aclosing. Republicans must rush University. meet will also be included. The Joseph Ponte of NewBe-od pneralsedof sih theosaing plan for revenge against the.action or hold session after their Among the- recipients of other Exeter baseball game, to e played Massachustts won the Befordol ante embarrassin numberde o tgs Moor executed craftili by ago,(convention, like awards were John Harvey ofSaudy June 5, will be pre- lie Prize of $2 for pianists with Comn for the liqut. Each was well developed. The audience

* * * ~Deerfield Academy, Chase Peterkin viewed. In addition, the PHILLIP- hi xeln edto fCsrmme ftecorwspeetdhad little difficulty in following

,.N. ASKS CEASE FIRE IN of Middlesex, David Tyack of Ex- IAN will also include the year' s rn' Peue hrl n ihadpoa hihwswitntersn esosa telPALESTINE. Jews to agree If eter, and Peter Sorokin of Win- summaries of the activities of all Fugue. "Pelude, Cthraltuent and tin fipomai whrich was whrite was persuaded by "honest" ago

rabs will. Lebanon rejects U. S. chester High School. school organizations. Fuge."Thetwoothrisfdetsansatiefrnhs wrkfnatetcoiall to free 41 seized on ship. ~~~~~~~~who competed for this prize were this year. Mr. Freeman also re-fl tanhi ifelwas binge unfath-s

call to free 41 seized on ship. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~David A. Reed, who played Mendel- ceived a token, of appreciation fromfuad inlybide bytsArabs undecided on halting war- ssohn's "Variations Serleux," and the choir. false trust, he killed her. TheLiberal Education roved LarneEnt h lydtegrowth of this suspicion was well

fare. L~~~~~~~~u~~uaI ~~~~~aucation L~~~~~"Rarence EnetMwor plye trhe summed up at the conclusion of

Tuesday, May 25 Be tP iI.I. . D b t asd y pin GPrmior"eb Bahmse. MATH., GREEK PRIZES Act IV, Scene 1, when lago saidUMNASKS EXPANSION OF Be t I h l1.. .D b t The Charles Cutter Prize for pro- SOUGHT DURING WEEK to the unsuspecting Lodovico,

SOCIAL SECURITY . Congress in the Bulfinch Debating Room ficiency on ochestra], especially The Mathematics and Greek prize played by Alan Schwai-tz, "He isme'3sage seeks 50%, benefit in- last Friday evening, the Philo team, in the country", with those of M.I.T., stringed, instruments of $35 wa s examinations held this week te-- much changed." The bedroomcrease and broader coverage. Clem Hastie, Ware Adams nd ",a vei-y fine technical school." with won by Rodman D. Rhodes of Des inate a busy Spring prize examin- scene was especially effective.

Dick Becker, arguing the affirma- much table-pounding Adams showed Moines, Iowa, who played Wien- ation schedule for Phillips Acad- The enjoyment of the play wasUN. GVSAASTODYteoftetpc;"eovdThtthat at M.I.T. the emphasis is on iawski's "Romance." emy. The participants will hear the' greatly inci-eased by the absence of

TRUCE DELAY . . . Parley plan- the workings of a modern democ- mathematics and the sciences, results of their efforts Prize Day, the usual annoying delays betwveenue after Israel issued cease-fire racy require liberal rather than while at Harvard the emphasis i d(s June 4, in George Washington Hall. see fa mtu rdcin

order, but Arabs keep firing after vocational education," edged M1.I.T. on a much broader fields of knowl- Judges for the Competition last Yesterday at 7 o'clock, the Cn- The stage crew, diiected by Bo')dadline, in Philo's last debate of the yar. edge. Hie then went on to try to Monday uight weme Ellwood C. Hill, vers Pize Examination for excel- Brawner, deserves credit for a very

* * II Clem Hastie, first speaker of the prove that the wider a man's field Chairman of the Department f lence in Plane Geometry was taken efficient ob.JIRANNON NAMED- SEC. O F evening, pointed out that to make of knowledge, the more successful Music at Bradfom-d Junior- College, in Samuel Phillips 7-8. Founded in The cast:AGRICULTURE ..- Will succeed a modern demociracy successful, ~ ei.Walter- Howe, Chairman of the De- 1,898 by E. B. Convers, class of 1857, Roderigo Richar-d CoulsonAnderson in post; was frmers is necessary for the average citizen Bob Gladstone, the number two paritent of Music in Abbot Acad- two prizes of fifteen dollai's and ten lago .Jamnes Wood

assstat screaryof amede-toundeIstan( h ai rbeso M.I.T. man, based his entire rgu- emly, Robert E. Sault, Superintend- dollairs will be awarded. This was Ilrahanitio P-nisMrc

partment the stae, and avocationl educa.ment on John D~ewey's five-point ent of Music in the Lawremce Put) the fifty-first competition for the OthelloJonSeda* * * ~~~tiomi does not fit one foi- undemstand- lic Schools, and Fr-ed E. Jones. CoerPiz.asoRchdHugn

* * * ~ ~~~~~~~~~~plan foi- solving scientific problems. CnesPie asoRcadHd-nWednesday, may 26 ing these problems. Hastie aso He remarked that vocational ti- The Willian N. Weir Prize Ex- Officer Frank Jewett

J E WS SAY J ER USA LE M advocated liberal education up to ing gives a man a scientific way to - Summer Session anmatlon in Greek will take place Duke of Venice John OrdemanBO0MBED . Arabs claim gains the high school level fom- those solve his poblems, and he chal- -, 'St'mmer Session students will this evening at 7 o'clock in Pearson First Semiator Donald LynchOutside holy citadel. Israel may students who were not going to lenged Philo to show a better way Qccupy r-ooms in many of the D. one prize of thirty-five dollam-s is Second Senator Herbert Kaplam

revoke__truce __agreement __as IrwneMns thofrsteg.T.de in which a liberal education helps .dormnitor-ies again this summe-. awarded for excellence in New Tes- Desdemona Mi-s. Stephen WhitneyIatorn hasome dids, uIt. e- a man solve important poblems:, All stmudents are, therefore, ur- tament Geek. It was founded in M',ontano Edwin Biederman

,bator, had some good ideas, but he ~~~~~~~1928 by the Rev-. William N. Weir, First Gentleman Peter BlauLoan Library voiced them quite ciudely. The Becker Rebiattalist, gently i-equested to remove class of 1895, and is the twentieth Citizens of CyprusAll sudent whohave ooks main theme of his speech was that The M.I.T. rebuttalist, Roy Wein- snlpoet rm terlrs onlRbr ad

from , ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ent dormitoiy rooms before leav- comitinfrtinrz.Lnofnithe Loan Library In, Sam- in a democracy there is a need fom stein, merely reiterated Gladstone's ing Andover. Tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock, ing, Herbert Kaplan. Donald

uel Phillips Hall are requested mental development, but there s idea, while Dick Becker pointed out Each boy should pack his. be- the Reverend Alfred Johnson Prize Lynchto return them to Mr. Kelley in also a need for specialization. many faults in the M.I.T. argument Eaiain freclec nScn etea

Person, beforHread BstColegeeankaso howdotatscintiic longings in a suitable carton or Ea I stion wellencaed ineSecondGentlemathe vacation. No books handed HradBsColg? ad loshwdttsceifc wooden box, tie it up securely, Greek coijpsto ilb waddTryBcaa

In afer th endof th termwill Next, Ware Adams, new Philo methods can't cope with the more and mark his name and address in Pearson D. One prize of ten dl- Third Gentlenian Ralph Bristolin fte th en o th tem wllpresident, stepped to the platform, complicated modern problems. On it clearly. These may be left lars was founded in 1932 by Alfred 'Emilia Mrs. N P. Hallowell

be credited, and brandishing a M.I.T. catalog, After a very few minutes of de- with the janitor of the dormitory Johnson, class of 1890, in memory Herald Hoosain DharamseyThe Loan Li'brary is open on said he would like to compare the liberation, the judges, Messrs. Gil- lb, which the student plans to of Rev. Alfred Johnson, a graduate Bianca Miss Barbara Dake

Monday through Friday fiom entrance requirements for Harvard, lingham and Leavitt, decided that live next year. of Dartmouth College, in the class LodovicoAlnShat112:50 to 2:00 P. M. "ehptebstliberal trs. school Philo hadl won the debate. _______________O 1875. (Zratlano Rodiman Rhodes0

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length of the play and yet maintaining one of several eVil-looking javelins ~I / ~~'r~,uc mi ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~its sense of continuity, and the bring, which protruded from the ground. A P o o r p y o d o k r F' ___~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Ii ILLI 3) IAN ~~ing of such a large production to An- plaque dangled before him, susjpended Cl sA Pr d c ve Yr

dover's small stage. The latter problem by a cord of woven python skins. It "otayt ulcoiin

-cPHrLsPAssin s~ members of the Columbrianchtonanwa ingeniously solved by Bob Brawner, read, "My name is Ozymandias. LkC the Camera and Woodworking Camera Club. Temnbr AAssociation of Preparatory School Ppers. lb, whose work might well be a standard on my worksye mighty,- and despair."p Clubs are really not clbaid "breeze in" at their work shop i stil.

Editorial Departmnt whose work miht well be a stanard on my worksMr. Kenneth Minard, director f the basement of Morse Hall- 1,nd la-stEditornCieatmn for any professional stage director. As Mickey rshed from the build- both organizations recently. Mr. work on their various modsls, the,

BARRY C PHELPS Mnr eto oepantaAssistant Editor All these combined -efforts made a ing, he heard a resounding crash. MiTruenrnno-xlanthtfurniture pesand krit. T

DONALD J SUTHERLAND i ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~both clubs function mostly as an knacks in their spare time. At wliManaging Editor compliment such as Dr. Fuess' well- ing about, he saw Hyde House, nothing informal, recreational outlet for tiresent there are approximately wit]

FRANK S. JEWETTAssignment Editor Sports Editor deserved. To the DramaticClb con- buttwse wreckage. A ohr of boys interested in photography fifteeni members and all those in. P A BRODEUR P. L. NASHClbtwseA and carpentry and do not nclude terested in woodworking find a BIG

Features Editor Copy Editor gratulations for a magnificent perform- Romans was berngdw on hiallreuafoal etigdspewathfeqpeninh-MreW' J KAISER P H. TEN EYCK baigu'V~hm eua omlmeig ept elho qimn nte-os

6 B. F. ScAssoemaer ance and a job well done. yelling, "Mickey! Mickey! Hey, wake the title "club."Halwrso.TeeiinedG5Abrams B. F. Seger The Camera Club, which' in- as Mr. Minard explained, almost

ERB Grass E. etornc up. Today we draw for our room cludes twenty-five P. A. photo- too much equipment. The w. 6E8 WGKeys EG. numbers." enthusiasts, comes the closest to stocked shop includes numerous

Senior Advisors ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~earning its title of "club." At band saws, sharpeners, a la--he R S Cou SenirsAvnsr 5.0 adn T .times, nformal gatherings are and other machines-trulya

SP HagertigR D.S Tucero -held in which Mr. Minard gives carpenter's "Eldorado." The Club, Cl.Photographic Editor-~i instructive lectures on such hoto- however great its machinery, is Bs4

J. H. MESSING Miky ltzhd rwnnmbrgraphic subjects as portrait work faced with one probleffi-the peJ A Loront S. PLotgraphi Boardand enlarging. But, for the most scarcity and high price of wood.t

C. F. Lindholmninety-four frnx year's ro'.m.He Ti Saturday, Advrsue part, the Andover Camera Club Most of the choice woods, such as

Business Department was waiting in anguish foi,- several will see "Killer McCoy,". a better-than- has operated this year in Its base- oak, have to be supplied by the &Advertising Managerdasuni 'fi nalyte vrg filmabu th fight game. men locationinPaoyHue members. Nevertheless, ther

P.D0 LEVIN dyuu naa vrg bu h as a place where members use still exists a large amount oCirculation Manager thete a tmewr

* ~~~~~~~~~~~. W. KIMBALL room assignments wereDept a ti-Wr the darkroom solely for Mirror, scrap wood in the workshop

J A Wexler, Assistant Manager handed out. ilickey was plot, the picture man- irot P1oisrri, and PHILLIPIAN which members may use. WhittM. Batal Asoits D Kiddet-asg ensThbosdthiben itrvwdM. iadJ. Cartmell P. G. Neelands given Hyde 9, a reput- ages to remain interet asslignen Th bo-oyot tir binyteriwedon MraMknarH R. Cohen W. B Nichols able room, for none of ing because of somedeloignant-onabuwsbslytwrknarckoA W Dawson, Jr. D Penwell 7 Y well-appointed darkroom which hold calcium chloride which lhe ~P R Golden C Shoifer its occupants had ever excellent fight scenes. includes several developeirs, trays, fashioning from scrap wood, ieL. Hal man J. SherryL I Kane R Simonton survived after a few naoanths of its The plot is this: 'a two enlargers, and other hoto- has recently completed several

Senior Advisorsgrpiaplacs Miadd-ecletpeeofwkinudAronson ~~R. M Hurwitz jinxes. poor boy from theslm (Mce grpiaplac. Mird e-xelnticsofwkicud

P F Buckner E. L. O'onner ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~plores the fact that, apparently, ing chests and numerous laddersP F Buckner E. L. O'onner ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ rake

The PHILLIPIAN is published Wednesdays during the Mickey had never seeyi Hyde 9, ad Rooney) goes into the boxing rce mcmbers are only iterested In and benches. Club memberss(col year by The PHILLIPIAN board.

1 ~~Entered as second class matter at the post office at when he discovered it was to be his and soon becomes a ranking fighter. darkroom work this year. Fre- jokingly say that the MinardAndover, Moss under the act of March 3, 1879.

Address oil correspondence concerning subscriptions future abode, he went to Gahigik- :He falls in love with a girl in finishing quenitly he has' suggested such motto is "screw and glue" as allond advertisement to P D Levin, or J WhimalscrnfPhllpinGerg WshngonHall. street (which, being interpreted, school (Ann Blyth). The "Killer"'a hnsa ntuto nclro i klflb areb' magesit

school subscription $3 00; Mail subscription $4.00. oko usd edn fi-ti anr hThe PHILLIPIAN is distributed to subscribers at the means "No Man's Land") and entered a deal on the side with Ann's father formative phamphlets, but the project this year was the job of

COmmn ansfrsle at the Andover nn.The PHILLIPIAN does not necessarily endorse the the gruesome structure known as Hyde (Brian Donlevy) who, unknown. to her, response has been poor. Next making the sets for the recent

Communications that appear in its Editorial colum n., os. A eetrd om9 ei i-iegmlr h eto h year, however, the Club may aim "Othello" production.OfficSteo ubi.to h Cosoidte Press, for such a worthy goal as a salon

Park Street. ~~~~~~~~~slammed the do-or a bit 'too hard and story runs true to form. Tehr' exhibition in conjunction with

Andover, Mass., May 26, 1948 a piece of the thatched roof fell in. father is a no-account souse (well the annual Art Show if enough WhtThere were no real windows to room 9, played by James Dunn) whose in- are interested, and the work s of

but in order to have some natural ability to stay away from the bottle slnqaiyThe Woodworking ClubJoe Blunt lighting its previous o'2cupants had gets his son into difficulty. In the end, The Woodworking Club is even Cross

Joe Blunt, he popularproctor ofsimply knocked in piece.,; of the mud after his big fight, Killer McCoy wins less formal than its brother, theLa drthJoer Middlte ommons proomo brick wall, and here ad there were his girl and the movie ends happily.

ed wayrecnty. or ostofhisgap thouh wichglomyvultures Despite some realistic and well- ANDOVER ART STUDIOpassedaa eety o oto i gaps thrnouho wh goomy filmed fight scenes, it is clear that this PORTRAITS AND GROUPS

stuehentadrue i ies tAnoves Poor Mickey was disheartened at role is not worthy of Mickey Rooney SNAPSHOT FINISH ING Lawrnfce, Miass. Istudents and residents of Andover as ey. ~~~~~~~~~Picture 'rning and RepairingDIL71

the postman for the entire academythe sight of his next year's room. The picture itself is rather trite, but 12IMANLS. 7TE.601

In 1933 Joe took charge of the supply Walking to the opposite wall to inspectt whenever the plot becomes too tiring I SAroom inthe Gy, and athoughhe hada sign reading, "This room presented there is another fight. Because of the

to handle his job in at room half as by the class of 6 B.C.," otir hero sud- fights and some flashes of good acting, *@T [J T R .large as the present one, he carried Out del etteforsn eet iAdvrsuet hudejy"ilrIn English, Latin, Algebra, Geometry, History and

and he awoke seated on the point of McCoy."Elmno-bace HnrRcrdSurirefecshis duties cheerfully and efficiently. leetry bace-oo eod ueirRfrneThree years ago he retired the proctor- WV. E. VAN WORMER, 189-03 113th Ave., St. Auburn 12, N. Y.

ship of Peabody, and many Lowers __________________________

know him for his amiability ,and con--sideration thjero.

Joe was over eighty when he passed(n. He had seen Phillips Academy.

hefore and after its postwar facelifting. BOKHe saw the students move into the new

dorms being put up around the campus.FO Y UN ME SCLT SHowever, durinug all this change, Joe Sopn o vrtigta o ediemained onle of the most popular men o-vrtig htyune in

among the students and townspeople, prep school is greatly simplified by doingand his cheerful performance as sup- the whole job at Brooks Brothers. We

plies director endeared him to the ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~know the customs, requirements, and thechanging student body. For his life of crettigt era h onr'unselfish service he certainly meritscrethigowarttecuny'the title of best Joe in town. leading schools and colleges. Our Suits, T

- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Overcoats, Shirts, in fact everything that

Well Done ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~a young man wears, have the good looks

F-Epresentation of "Othello," which -and good wearing qualities so long asso-

Dr. Fuess described as one of the ciateci with Brooks Brothers.

best amateur productions he has ever

'-( en, was the climax of eight weeks of ESTABLISHED 1818

aiduous preparation. Extensive re-hearsing and some real ingenuity onI he part of the Dramatic Club were bothneeded to put on the play. The audi-n rce, who merely sit back and enjoy L T R MC

he show, often do not realize th2 ex- G1 4~Etent of time and effort spent in making

_;Uch a production a success. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~i 346 MADISON AVENUE, COR. 44TH ST., NEW YORK 17i N. Y.

All porductione ucess. ctrs 46 NEWBURY STREET, BOSTON s6, MASS.

All work was done during the actors' .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ LOS ANGELES * SAN FRANCISCOES AN RANISClre'e tiine. The lengthier parts, assigned last term, even had to be studied over .

Ltcation. Two main headaches for

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cers 'ANDOVER LACROSSEMEN DEFEAT BRWTRHNS LUNEW HAMPSHIRE FRESHMEN 2- STESTRHAIGHT LOSS

bar lam Ends Unimpressive Year With Well Played .F U TGame; Ready To Take Exeter Stickmen Next Saturday VOsiTr WinROn3GRun inOent

members _ndover's varsity laciossemen VisitorsW inOn_3_RunsinTenthk shop i struck a good finale to a fain season t wa the second time this yealr After Ble Ties Gam in EightH-all- land laht Satuidasy when they defeated that the team has ed the whole Bu 3 m i 11

models, the- Newi Hampshire Fiosh 12 -5 distance in a contest. The game was -The Andover baseball team lost their fourth straightEl kric. the Blue led all through the gamei also ntairle in that there were very game of the season to Brewster Academy 8-5 last Wednes-imie. At wi ich was marked by good play few penalties. he scoring was day at Brothers' Field, and a tough loss it was indeed. After3ximatelv wvith only a few momenaylpe divided between Gordon, Gifford, dropping behind 5-1 in the first three and one-half innings.those in. D. Sutherland, Captain MacDonald the team finally tied t up in the eighth when Jack Smithg find a RIG ASSORTMENT OF ALBUMS Collins, R. Sutheiland, and Warner. .. singled and advanced around the ______________

he- M-MoS All P.A.'s Electrical Needs Bob Sutherland, a Junior, scored baesonanasotmnt'o wl

s indeed' tile most outstanding goal of the ~~~~~~~~~~~pitches and passed balls Al this The lineups:I, almost (l IP LE ay, when, using his (lefensemen as - wsivansBrstronout AB R H E'he w.- 66 Main Street Tel. 1175 screens, he firel a shot over his in the tenth with a three run McLean, 2b . . .. 4 1 2 0iumnerous ------________________ shoulIdecc and into the top left hand rally.Paulson, ss ... 3 1 0 0

a lathe corner of the net. The only injury PREPARATION FOR EXETER Dick Ernst started this time Dunlap, lb .. 5 0 0 0-truly a -SPECIL-- of consequence in the game was instead of finishing, and was W. Smith, f . .. 5 2 2 0'he Club, Class "C" Dennymite Engine sustained by "Ripper" Lynch, but Advrdefeating N~ew Hampshire, 12-5 (Photo by Messing) tge o orrn n ee .Sih f.. inery, s monedo lokwth ro- he will be ready for the Exeter hits in the first four innings. Brown, If..5 0 0 1)1ecn-the peller, coil anid condenser ready match. Dick Gifford, at attack, was JonArodDok vrin the Ryan, 3b ... 2 0 0 0of wood. to run. $12.00 complete. -perhaps the outstanding player on A n o w B* fifth and did well up until the C. Smith, c .. .. 4 1 1 0

such as ESSEX MODEL 85 MAIN th il hIsuc as & CRAFT SHOP STREET th il, and one o te eaing tenth, and though he was the Ernst, p .0...... I by the scorers with two goals. Lyle Hall L.lIlosing pitcher, did well except for Anlp... , there and Larry Kelly shared the dties A s[fn erjill Sh his one disastrous inning. Ernst and brod . 3 I ) Iount o in the nets. Arnold gave up only three walksQun,: ... 2 -7vorkshop A m I Exeter Game e ~~l Rcr o e between them, ut 17 base hits - - -

Miar The seasonAs record, not at all m- N w S h o Re rd Set Fo i rattled off Brewster ats. Totals .... 3 5 6 Irackr tA TO pressive, will please Andover in the Ri 1 Behind 5-1 coming into the

rack to ~ ~ ~ ~role of an underdog in today's tilt Ran eTrack [Hamper~ TrcCkmeflas of the fifth, Andover talliedich he is .fJ hlJ~' with Exeter. However, the Exeter Although hampered by wind and rain, the Blue track three times to come within one Mmissey Tx evc)od. lie -PHARMACYLIU gamne has always been a good one team mashed out a 74-52 victory oer the Boston Uni-vei. run of the visitors. McLean, who BgaeTase

several an h teamcollectedof ultwoaut Thsatin ofeulin sity Freshmen. - Lone double winner for Andover was Sy p oletd w safeties to break BgaeTase

includ. nust h trigta il ilwo-e ~ t i oht out of his slump, ingled- an Paul W.Clis Prop.ladders*ost of: wii Hl wocaetrough t wibohte120-yard high Colaltlninsaohr 2PrkSret-Tl.85

members PrescriptionGoal, Hall; Defense, Lynch, Lin- hurdles and the 100-yard dash, Also victorious in theirn lerrr' acle Seit, andte an-kStet-Te.85ina~rd r ~rit ehan, T. Anderson;, M. Field, War- evnswr:Fak-igri h other muff by Brewster roduced__________

" as all ner, Wood, Collins; Attack, Gifford, mile, Ai-tie Doran in the 880 yd. run second, White, B. U.; third. three runs in this frame.made in Ph rm citGCor-don, D. Sutherland. arid Segal in the 220 yd. dash. Biaithwaite, B. U. Time 10.6. With the score standing 5-5, J h

bigges ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ________________ Efinger Sets Record 220-yards low hurdles-Won by however, all the Blue's efforts I. G e ojbigs of Fiank Efinger, Andover's senta- Braithwaite, B. U.; second Kui-Jwre f oUaailasthreornsrecent ANDOVER tional miler, set a new school i-ecord zon, A.; third, Br-ink, A. Time 26.4. came across the plate on four hits WATCHMAKER -JEWELER

of' 4.29.1fo this distance. For the Running broad jump-Won by in the tenth. It may truthfully

!'Where Pharmacy COAL COMPANY first three laps he was pushed by Ellis, B. U; second, Moran, A.; be said, however, that the breaks Typewriter ServiceFitzgerald of B. U., but he pulled third, Engstrom, A. Distance, 2ft. were all against Andover, as

Is a Profession" Guy B. Howe, Pres. away in the str-etch to win handily. 6%Y i n. many of Brewster's hits were Complete Optical ServiceOther times were poor due to tac-k Running high juimp--Won. by bloop singles which dropped just Fl ieo ult

_________________________ -conditions, but Doran's 2.05 for the Ellis, B. U.; second, tie, Kohler, out of the clutches of Blue field-880 and the 52.8 in the 440 by Seffens, A. Height, 5 ft. 11 in. ers. Also, many well hit balls by School JewelryWhite of Boston were notable. Javelin-Won by Seffens, A.; the home team unfortunately 48 Main Street Andover

Andover National Bank ~~Other fine perfor-mances were Don second, Mulligan, A.; third, Loring, went straight to opposing fielders Telephone Andover 830-RAndover National Bank ~~~~~~~~Sharp's 4:34 mile, only two seconds B. UT. Distance, 166ft. in, for outs.over the old recor-d, and John Chit- Pole vault-Tie for first betweendry Andover, Mass. tick's 5.0 quar-ter mile. Loring anil Taffel, B. -U.;, third

Strong inField HnA egt itCHECKING ACCOUNTS -REGISTER CHECKS The Blue continued its sti-ong Shot put-Won by Bloom, A.: T hIe ,*

record in field events, winning the second, Bradley, A.; third, Wal-Javelin, discus ad shot-put, while lace, A. Distance 48ft. 9in. ~I h E E

SAVINGS ACCOUNTS THRIFT[-CHECKS placing second in the br-oad-jump, 440-yard dash-Won by White, H a rtig a n W . .fHILLhammer and high-jump. B. U.; second Chittick, A.; thirdI

AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVELLERS CHECKS ~John Mason was beaten for the Beede, A. Time, 52-8. Ppoat rooaAMERCAN XPRES TRVELLRS CECKSfirst time this year i th . hammer. Hammer- throw-Won by Rici- h r c yl~ S ot o dkd~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ John Bloom in the sot-put and telli, B. U.; second, Mason, A.; _______________

nces -. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Connie Kohler in the- high-jump thiid, Blake, B. U. Distance 172ft. P R E S C R I P T I N S Hardwarences ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~were outstanding. Sffens, who won 9½/in. (new record)

~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~the javelin, "B" B6ddie and Capt. 220-yard dash-Won by Segal, -Alain at Chestnut-ABradley also contributed to the A.; second,McFarland, B.; third,victory. Valentine, A. Time, 24.3.

The team as a whole has greatly 880-yard run-Won by Do, _______________________________

they were beaten by this sar~ie1 Fitzgerald, B. LI. Time 2:05.--B U team last winter. Much othe credit for this. improvement is Five P.A. Alumni Elected todue to the presence of Skip HillP-uBt Kap at al/I CO A ad "" odde. hi et Kapa t Yle"PRESS PRINTS"

and B" Boddae. Yale University, New HavenSunirnarv Conn.-The -following Andover

HilA; second, Braithwaite, B.elcd-tPhBtaKp:Pk, F -S U.; ~~~third, Fernn, A. Time, 15.4 (new eeoe i eBe-ta WalkerBus For years, up and down the Ivy League, thisdl~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~42 term has a popular onnotation for highly

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'U Strong ~~~~~~~ Today BEATEN BY R~~~~~~~~~~~r~~ At - ~~~of Milton. Stewart and SegFace St on xete m - -i a sLeer ler found success n low place.In its last t o matches before _________________ Field Conditions Bad e m iF l A-xt r inents. from the base line. "Dc"

iacing Exeter. the Andover Golf teams of Buchanan and Ber-1 As Blue Falls, 10 -2 Schwartz, Sagebiel Houuadlrtiefeymae team defeated the Brown Fresh- nardin. Merchant and Lunt. andl Last Wednesday the J. V. La- '- --. Q alf clean sweep of the doubles by men. S-1, and an informal team" Epstein and Robinson, all wonicrosses teami joturneyed up to Ex- For Nalonal T n i o re virtue of their 6-3, 6-4 victoi y, -

~oiposed of Faculty members, easily to make the final score Tennisoslytostougsereeyneter where teywere ae,10 -2 Capdue Alostlyrttondstronggeservesnoverd-C:. The golfers now have a 5 to in fav~or of Andover. ihy baeCpan lShat n i SgbeAdvrswell-placed overheads.

aid 1 season's record, and they Faculty Shut Out ba reepincd edtmubrone doubles team, travelled to Exeter Sunday to play!,let a powerful Exeter team to- On Saturday the Golf team de-i The game was played on their var- off their remaining matches in the New England Interschol- Neffers Meet Eieter' Today

at the Haverhill Country feated a Faculty team, 7-0. Cap-Iland mud, which hindered both astic Tennis Tournament, which had been delayed the The unetters close their seaso)nClob. tain Terry Buchanan defeatediteams considerably. previous week due to rain. The duo displayed great team- today with the Exonians at the

Last Wednesday. aainst the Dr. Fuess. 5 - 4. in the No. The srting attack poiin'a work in sweeping past Phenix Exeter courts. Exeter defeated.:ownI Freshmen. Buchanan. match, Bill Merchant, playing No and Pierce of Tabor Academy: Blue Sweeps Doubles Milton 7 to 2 two weeks beforetClnardin. Merchant. Lunt. and 2 because of George Bernardin'S fle yNsAeadCrel Andover's 8 to 1 victory. How-

-in al o hi aceasne o vrM.Brwtewoatda ati o h ae 6-2, 6-4. This placed them in the, Schwartz and Sagebiel de-.',,stein all won their matches, absence, won ovesemi-finalsoherebyequalifyingdfeaedaNorthnandrSmithg62,.S e6.eevereExeter lulledooutttwoppoiitt

i-hile Tony Robinson was edged team'~s coach, 5-4. It was Bill's Ordeman, Platt, and Torrance corn- Sm-ias thrb qulfngIWorking together at the net won against the Harvard Grads, while_ ut. one up. For both Merchant sixth consecutive win Gib Lunti prised the first midfield, being re- them for the National Inter- the large majority of points foi Andover was whitewashed. These.nd Epstein it was the fifth 'vanquished Mr. Hawes, 3-2, and placed frequently by Benson, Cart- scholastics, which will be held i'te noerdointi mth comparative scores indicate a traight victory. The doubles Jerry Epstein defeated Mr. Potter, mell. Hardenbergh and Taylor. Har- July. Their next match pitted In the second doubles Stewart very close match.

4-2. For Jerry, it was also his denbergh stood out well in the mid- them against the first doublessixth straight victory. Ben Wat- field throughout the game. Inter- team of Exeter consisting of Al

- ~~~~~m ~~kins, a new man on Varsity, de- changing in the defence position Fischal. first man for the Red, IIEO N9S ~feated YMr. DiClemente, 3-2. to during the game were Ingersoll, and Captain Heyer. After a

For Good Sandwiches !sweep the singles for Andover. Witherwax. Smith, and Freeman game fight the two dropped theirA GR TFO C F R G OD. .B1uchanan and Merchant won with Lombard and Erdmnan substi- bid for the finals by scores of 6-2, AR A O CEF RG Oover Dr. Fuess and Mr. Brown, tuting actively in their places. 0g- 6-4.

Sodas and Ice Cream 4-3, in the first best all match, den was the starting goalie.In the final match of the day. Both of our goals were scored in Blue Swanips Milton -t

______________________________ Lunt and Epstein defeated Mr. the first half of the game by Cap- 'Wednesday ihe Blue netters ` galHawes and Mr. Potter, -2. tamn Cornell, one on an assist from swamped Milton Academy to Ov

For a Delicious ~~~~i The starting lineup for the Yost and the other unassisted. Ex- h e r e at Andover. Captain by,Varietyof FoodI Exeter match will be Buchanan, eter scattered its goals evenly Schwartz playing in the number govVariety of Food ~~~No 1: Bernardin, No. 2;' Mer- throughout the whole game,, never one position lost to Cecil North,ap

chant. No. 3; Lunt, No. 4 Ep- bearing dowii particularly hard at semi-finalist in the Inferseholas- theexpertly prepared ~~stein. No. 5, and either Robinson any one time. Contrary to what the tic singles, 6-2, 6-4. In the num-te

Dine at ~ ~~~~orWatkins, No. 6 score may suggest, the Blue was ber- two slot Jim Sagebiel rev- ingI HIS ~~EEWS CONTESTS in their territory just about as much enged an earlier defeat at the

T WE SCOT TS as Exeter was in ours, but they hands of Stewart of Milton by .~~-Andover LunchU Wednesday, May 26 capitalized on our weaknesses and winning 11-9, 6-2. Jim took ad-MAT.N STREET Baealtook advantage of the-lreaks. The vantage of his strong serve by'. .r

Lawrence Academy, here 3:00 J. V.'s had difficulty in clearing the following it to net for the kill. / America's Overseas gue

Efficient, Courteous Service, Tennis all and getting it up the field By doing this he tired Stewart in]Inexpensive High Quality Food Exeter, away 2:30 without losing it. The sloppy condi- the first set and had a compara-.. Veterans.. UNiuED Hea

Lacrosse tion of the ground also made it very tively easy time in the'second. ; Aiefo h ueyproa line_________________________ - Exeter, here 3:00 ~~hard for both teams to pick up a George Stewart, Andover's benefits you will receive fromFor Finest Exeter at l~~~~Gol - oose ball. qut fnumber three player, grabbed an / joining V.F.W., it is also a pillar

ExeeratHaverhill TeewrealledoeHarsoMitn - of strength for good In our coun. iiCountry Club 2:30 penalties duing the game, but most winning the first set, 6-2. How--ty etn pna onaino a

Saturday, Mak 29 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~brotherhood among, patriots ... Drin Spring Saturday, Maj ~~~~~~~~~~of them were taken by Exeter. Mr. ever, at this point Harris men who have served overseusIExeter, away 3: 0 Tuck went along as supervisor and switched into a "dinking" style the

3:00 ~~~handled the substitutions. of game and turned the tables,,A1P sFootwear' ----- Pulling out the second set, 7-5.' And~flover PosaI- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~of -In the third George hit his style resj1again and won, 6-2, Fourth man No 1 8Hai,REINHOLD'S ~~~~~~~~~ ~~~T he *for the Blue, Si Spengler, found btREINHOLD'S ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~little trouble n defeating Baker dr

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