California Tech, v. 50:26, May 5, 1949

JOIN THE STAFF OF THE TECH CALIFORNIA TECH ONLY 234 DAYS 'TIL CHRISTMAS California Institute of Technology Volume L. Thursday, May 5, 1949 Rudin, Merten Tie For First Kemey Judged E. C. Goldsworthy, Master of In Conger Oratory Contest Winner At Reno Stone Judged Second; Winners to Share $75 Prize Speech Contest Contestants Speak on Various Peace Problems second consecutive Student Houses, Dies Suddenly Last Friday morning Culbertson Hall resounded once more with year Caltech has captured first the words of Conger Peace Prize orators. With Olly Gardner acting place honors in the ASME speech LITTLE T... as chairman, the contestants presented orations as follows: Ray Brow started the program®- contest. For this accomplish- In oner to assure a com- Administration, Faculty, Students ment the credit goes to James plete list of Campus can or harsee. can or Parise. He was tol Student-Alumni nenney. wno receivea ne nIty zations in next year's bittle dollar prize with an additional I, the president of any club Join In Mourning Campus Figure hundred to be received later for group is requested to for- "Science and Peace." Rube Mettler Appointed As Acting Master third speaker, Rudin, gave strong arguments to mena Dance Scheduled a urio to sall Ilancisco. ward the following For his talk "Improved tion to the editors. suist the Of Student Houses For Remainder Of Term vernods for Measurlo?. newage name of your organization and 11ls contendon "There Will Be No Peace" Ul. Both alumni and undergrad- Flow," Kenney drew on his own its officers. This information The sudden death of Colonel E. C. Goldsworthy last Saturday rich Merten, on the other hand, Uale students are invitea to at- actual experience in this type of may lert in acketts or morning came as a shock to those many students who knew him work, In when ne was engaged Blacker mailbox in care well. Colonel Goldsworthy, who was Master of the Student Houses, presented a very optimistic view tend the Student-Alumni Gym during the summer. It was this Richard Smyth or Carl Hilda- Chairman the Board of Directors or the calleen 1. and an point in his "Power and Peace." Understanding Dance to be held Saturday. May fact along with the excellent or- brand respectively or in lower Assistant Professor of Mathemaues, died at 5:30 a.m. last Saturday 21, at the Altadena Country canization ana denvery wnICh Throop. morning at the Huntington Memorial Hospital where he was taken Ralph Stone closed the meeting after an attack a few hours earlier With a plea for Derer interna Club. The purpose of the dance put him in first place over some tional understanding in his ora-is to publicize the fund for the experienced competition. and students join nd studemin strations maculty together entitled "1916 Here gymnasium to be erected Hugh Carter, who spoke Saturday morning mourtis the passing Improve- Goldsworthy, stated Agala. ournament Lalk, ds well as lo President The judges, who were Dr. Me-Creery, acquaint the students and the ments of the Lockneed Bump, "The Mr. Dougherty and Mr. alumni with each other. All pro- DuBridge. had, had a somewhat shocking expe- during the past three years be- Wes Hershey. awarded a first rience when he found his name place tie to Drinted on the brocram as chari contestants ceeds go to the sym tuna. come a much beloved campus Merten Eddie Miller and Rudin with second place go- man for the ing to naipn stone. of Eddie Miller, which includes session. afternoon speech The band featured will be that Split Second Year the wel known vertormers Mar The three winners will split S75 in prize money which is de ty Matlock, Bud Hatch, and Stan- Last year, Bll seiden was the ley Wrightsman, The dress will winner, which looks good for rived from a gift made for this rect ds well as Professor Hol- by the Reverend Ever- be sporty and informal and the el l concer 10 1014. bids go for $1.80. lander, the student branch non-orary chairman and the man sponsible for coaching these two successive winners New Dra "Though he was a highly successful teacher the midlies Department he Will ways be remembered most vivid. ly on the campus for his work Master Student Houses. The coming of Mt. and Mrs. Goldsworthy to Arden House ushered in a new era in the his- Instituters Elect Fink And Polk At a meeting of the Instituters Monday, Norm Fink was elected Cnairman and rolk vIce chairman, while house representatives were chosen for the com- 1nd year. bick nnive. ruckers John Morrison, Fleming; Pete Howell, Blacker; and Bruce Rob. inson, baoney. This year's activities, which in- Pre Registration Pre-registration for the Fall term will be from May 19 to May "he vegistration fice wishes to emphasize that only 7 days will be allowed in which to register. material Pre-regis should be pickied up in 119-A Throop by all students who plan to at tend CIT next year. Those students not cl G asked to indicate so to the registration clerks. Registra- Cely Pall term Sept. 26. LOly une camous nudent Houses. His kindly and Thursday Date wise handling of Student House Tails. nis scere desire to nake The Houses self-governing For McKinney sponsible units, his deep appre- eldon or scuden acucudes. ron lems, and desires, the ever-open Contest Orations home ouse, a contome to his win Arden ning an irreplaceable spot in the "The American Way of Life- A.D. 2000' will the be hearts of Faculty and students. topic for Incapacitated though he was. McKinney Ile contest In the result of wounds received in English to be held next Thurs- World War May 12, carried 11 a.m. in 206 and happily, soarine clude such projects as construct- cheerfully Dabney Mmsel oniv on the insistence of Those who have quali- ing two new "Assembly Today" ned as tinal contestants are: Irv- others," President DuBridge said. signs, painting posters, providing Krumholz, Three Years at Tech spotters for cross meers, he Palamarik Christian Fellowship ing William Pyle, Bernard Shore, and Robert Stub- Colonel Goldsworthy received oins. his AB in Math at the Univer- band truck, bonfire area, rejuvenating The top two winners, who will and securing the To Feature Talk By be sudsed on the quarty of their Col. E. C. Goldsworthy, familiar figure on the Caltech campus sity of California in 1923 and his PhD there in 1940 He was AS placroris rot the elechor for the past three years. Master of the Student Houses, Chair- sistant Dean of Undergraduates as well as for the nve dance, were discussed along with! neto Dr. Wilbur M. Smith essays as well as the erecuveness of their presentation, are man of the YMCA Board and friend to all students, before hi: and Assistant Professor of Math- ired to receive a fast prize Dians TOL daultonal lornia tor a humber of vears be The Caltech Christian Fellow-so and a secona prize of sou. in projects next year. beneficial sudden death last week. ematics at the University of Cal- ship will present Dr. Wilbur M. addition all four contestants will The duties of the Chairman Smith who will speak on "The receive a valuable book as a tro- Student Chapter Of Upperclass Garden fore he came to Tech. He was appointed Master of the Student Will be Didnnins activities and Resurrection -Super- phy. Houses and AssistaNi Protessor coordinating the house Man-Made while those of the Vice-chairman nacural Miracie Myth?" at 11 a.m. in Culbertson one ablished at the scute in ASCE To Play Host Party Huge Success of Mathematics at Caltech in the 1946, the Mary A. Earl McKinney Spring of 1946. will be aid the Chairman and to Hall on Monday, May 9. Prve contest In take charge of publicity. Dr. Smith is professor of Eng created in order to cultivate pro- pr To Senior Section The last item on the order list colonel Goldswornv started appeared in a clear sky last Sun- his army career by joining the lish Bible at Fuller Theological ficiency in English. day arternoon. when the sun hi Princess Pat Regiment The most important meeting of Music Committee seminary and. Is Well Known Samuel P. McKinney, M.D., of une y cal rO ne ouuaeat Cad ue！ tered through the trees in Dab- Canadian army in 1914. de later Gardens upon some three served as a pilot in the Royal among evangelical Christians as Los Angeles, and a graduate Rensselaer of of the Asal will de held Plytechnic on hundred and fifty persons gath- Flying Corps. In World War II Presents String a Biblical speaker. scholar, writer, and tule tounded une contest in mem campus Wednesday night, May ered there for the was a pastor lot Jun- ne servea as a neutenant colonel when the Chapter plays host ory of his mother. ior-Senior Garden Party. in the Air Forces in charge of in- to the Los Angeles Section of Quartet Wednesday English Bible at the Moody Both orasses the ASCE. Annual struction in the School of Ap- Bible Insulture. This year's contest was open It will be a busy afternoon and The combination of beautiful oleu lacucs a vlando Iele 'ne Music committee 1s com Dr. Smith is well qualified to to all members of the Junior and evening for the members of the ladies, beautiful flowers, a picket senior classes. and Included as tasteful refreshments, and He survived by his wife, bining forces with the Assem-speak to Caltech students on his is blies and Lectures Committee to topic because of his intimate required reading Francis Bacon's Chapter, who will guide the conunued on rage o dal somens smooun dance mu- bring the New Art String Quar knowledge of the scriptures and "The New Atlantis," Edward Bel- lor memvers alvuna tue camous during an open house from 4 to sic was enough to convince even wednesdav his or moderil lamy's Looking Backwara. 4wvv- extensive study 6 p.m., play host at dinner in the 1887," Bernard Shaw's "Back to aulendeull the most skeptical that the atair ASCE Hears Talk On eening, May 11 5 evening, May The program writings in teology and philoso- and then is worny or re-estabusument to begins at eight o'clock and will and Aldous Hux- prestill d nrogram in culberison ral Duilt its pre-war status as an annual be given in Dabney Lounge. phy. ley's "Brave New worla. around the story of Mount Palo-event. Concrete Structures The New Art Quartet is under All those interested are invit- mar, to round out the evening Committee ed to attend the final judging of vos leader was do mama as Film, Palomar Irip The Garden Party Committee, ASCE The Student Chapter of the vost, who was for many years, busy day the contest. neaded by boo stewart, aoly last Monday when, in the morn- famous Pro The oven house wil alord an sisted by Bill ing, they neard Mr. sam Hobbes, Arte buarter. The program include works by avan. Stra! Scheduled By AlEE Beavers Elect New Jay Linderman, opportunity to see the scale mod- Palmer, Jack Marshall, Barry of the Portland Cement Associa- el of the 200-inch giant, which Schvler. Byron Karzas. Bob Pill- tion, speak on the subject "Qual- vinsky, Milhaud and Beethoven. Bennett A motion picture about the ing, and many concrete n Building Con- All faculty members and their families and friends are invited. Mount Palomar Observatory will Officers, Members built the Dick study control mechanisms for the others, worked diligently to as-struction," and in the afternoon, sure ule success wnich resuicea. be shown Monday, April 9, at 11 telescope, supplemented by dem ney visileu wdles Dascaldu vO., There is no admission charge. a.m. in room 119 Kerckhoff. The New ofcers and new mem onstrations in the sou mechanics picture will be of special interest bers the main items of laboratory, the Geology building, Help in Los Angeles The list of persons who helped City Government Campus Calendar to those planning to go on the business at the monthly Beaver at the analog computer, and the immeasurably in the prepara Palomar field trip evening meeting The attention of all members neld last Guam Harbor scale model. tions for the party is as long as of the chapter is called to the This trip is planned for Sat- Wednesday. Walt Pfeiffer was President it is distinguished. There is not regular meeting next Monday 1313 Asci urday. May 14, leaving the cam elected president, Fred Wood be- This years meeting will be ar room enough here to mention all, morning in 208 Throop, 11 a.m. 7:455 Dancine a Cas lin Cubertson pus in the morning. For further came vice-president, Bally especially distinguished one for but Bob Stewart wishes to thank When MI. Don C. MeMillan, City FRIDAY WAY i Oympic Flm in cul- information see the sign-up lists Schuyler secretary, the Chapter in view of the fact that Will De posted lower alla Danny a pade secretary, the cheater rankin homasa all who helped, and desires espe- Manager of Pasadena, will speak Clally to aCKhowieasc u kind on "Engineers in City Govern- keeper of the funds. and gracious assistance of Mrs. ment. Al interested are invit Tron on at eland: Throop, and next week's issue National President of the Society. of the California Tech. New Members It is the hope of the student of Goldsworthy and Mrs. Sturde- ed to attend. In the afternoon, SATy0 Tenniarsity vs. Pomona at Po New members for next vear neers that this meeting wi be a Then last, but not least, out another field trip is scheduled to Speaker were elected, and will be initiat- and to achieve this sincere thanks go to indefatig- Bowen. rowe nue and Bowen h vs. Pomona at Tournament Mr Bruce mule, the consuuc some unne They die end, they ask all of the members, able Sue Huck and to Mr. Green in Los Angeles, where flat slab : Conference Meet at Red- tion engineer on the Mount Pal- Bob Cobb, Bill Cox, Fred Drury, who are desirous of nelping or the Student Houses, well deflection measurement process- talk arter me ocure. about soule I Uloner. Earl Hefner, Dick Jones, Chuck 2:15 Baseball: Va Pary Vs. Redlands at omal will give a short Rolf Erickson, Bill Freed, Stan contact Forester, Max as to Benny, Conrad and emior es will be demonstrated, and an Blacker SUMp Cong " Musicale Tony Ray Davis, or Abe the refreshment group. opportunity will be presented to of the electrical aspects of the Dave Mackenzie. Malan George. Guides for the arternoon The success of the dance is a visit the huge Metropolitan Life telescope control mechanism. oski, Ulrich Merten, Howard open house are particularly need- tactimonia to al of these wno surance Remember the occure stalls Preston, Noel Reed, Bert Snider, helped. Its establishment as an where flat slab construction pro- I promptly at 11:00. and Kent Stratton. (Continued on Page 6) annual affair seems assured. cesses on the job will be viewed. Page 2 The California Tech 1n? exarmations ana nonady examinaties and holiday periods the college year except dur- 1201 East California Street, Pasadena, Calif. Subscription rates $1.50 per year in pastered, alicond, user tee Act o7 March 3, 15e Post Onice Offices: Lower Fleming Telephone: SYcamore 6-7121 Ext. 180 Jim Hummel, Editor EDITORIAL STAFF THE CALIFORNIA TECH Thursday, May 5, 1949 . CAMDUS BREWINS NEWS ITEM: GETTYSBURG hold more than two months." He Who Dealt The Front Burner Disturbing news of revolt and was voted the man most likely uprising reached our hyper-sen- succeed himself. This Mess siuve noses last week ane we By Carl Fox Prediction of things to come: The next American movie hit set out to discover the earth- At halftime activities was will be a semi-documentary crime shaking significance of it in Long suspiciously looking Par for this week's hand is the vode huey. luckers we als called the VII- bidding and making of game by and espionage story about a deaf girl who goes on a gold mining covered to our horror an evil new strung Quartetski; one member Did unle festering of underground missing, however, having been fairly simple but the making of expearton in wal-torn Italy. recerate trmy acuuuy. Olatanuly wither salt the contract presents certain dif. Seriously, though, Hollywood proclaiming its existence to the mines for activities of last week- nculues. nas been out to shame ov shoe world with office signs depicting end. Hedrick, subbing for him, 10 81 65 42 string budget "realistic" films vast seemed so ou of blace. Neurick like 'Treasure of Sierra Madre," and a pugnacious string labeled can sing! raisan. and now. he culet Mason- Dixon Hedrick disappeared Line stretched One," produced by eastern ama- later in the evening and snakes across the center or me alley. in his alley neard the munee leurs. 0965432 Managing Editor... DOOILS buILOr. Feature Editor.. News Editor.. news stall. Tony Malanoski, Earl Hefner Gingerly breaking the cord, we -of all things!-of a trom- "The Quiet One," playing at Thorne Butler were instantly met with a fren- bone from his the Beverly Canon Theatre, is a Bob Kurand zied volley of shots trom sullur some have etchmes. some have sen-aocumentary aUOulLeじ Stowe pumps and barely escaped with nabilitation of ten year old Negro Wred Dru Wirich Merge, our Yankee lives delinquent boy, John Peters. you all know. As this served to whet oUl Paul Nuber was usanguished West dealer, neither side vul- The Canerd, TOILOWARLR Jonl Ed Mataner curiosity, we went to the diction. by having the date with the most neravie through Harlem's slums, skirt. The suggested bidding is ary and found an edifying defini- bourgeois-length Spat! lessly, lonely, wandering for lack Rewille slan Steese, Chief or anyunins Lee Ross, Alex Drapes, Bob Kurland. Bob Haufe tion of "Ricketis: a cisease of Commissar Kl2's contribution eise ao, is the means by which the sympathy Stan Dick special Marion: its Dick Schuster, early childhood, characterized by to the festivities was made in The form of a wild, Russki square It is quite possible that South of the Vern kawards. head becomes square and bulky dance- with Ura Mountain will double, thereby helping De chan the sometimes over moral- i Harris, siDale Kraus, Fae BroR, ed Michaelson, and often the spinal column and Yetta Samovar long bones are bent." stroke her tache approva clarer by warning of the istic preaching commentary. Photographers. Hugh Stoddard, Bob Parnes soul Dud ast As engrossing character charmingy BUSINESS STAFF Further unquiet was noted in proletariat make the contract, even without study. as an expose or social con- evening was had (a broad use of Manager „Dul sradley the revolutionary and bacchana help. Only massing of ditions, and as a dramatic story, wOru by all. LAICIOUT outstanding trumps in The Quiet One" surpasses any- Circulation Manager. •Win Soule thing Holly wooa nds turnea out lian debauchery masqueradingBoundson one hand can defeat the contract, Business Stafl.. .Charlie Steese under the of Mayday His eyes deep sunk, his hands since two trump tricks can safe- for the past few years. The Quiet One" bration for Dabney Pinks Satur- shaking. Muehlberger appeared be lost is the type of The Evening Concert Musical Masterpieces day night. We stuck our heads 1n Dabney the other night 101 num means lor movme octures. The use of an end play will don't miss it. KFAC 8-10 p.m. KFA-S p-5. Sunda into the Dabney Workers' Party dinner. The ravages of writing permit the making of rosste in the ehen california daily and were struck by the flaming, a thesis and putting his neck in Ilegitimate Presee Comp sly Slavic sun-abused face of Bob Waters the noose to the East were writ- provided that (voted the Red Square) peering ten across his petite face. Dedi- Declarer Now, turning to the purport- shorten his trump suit enough edly legitimate theatre (Al- -OENGRIN THURSHODE AYS over d new shoulder-this one cated to Sultan Muehlberger are to permit the successful execu. though we hate to hurt an old ducted by Auro Pocain hostra con- Overton one from Schmipps. He has evident- these lines scrounged from the tion of the play. So, assuming man's feelings) Percy Mackaye's increased his operating radius acha Bechan and Roya Phlharont Dy d factor of about 4.1. "Rubaiyat" the worst, East embarks. Hamlet tetralogy as the Pasadena The "And, lo, the Hunter of the Since it is necessary to elim- Playhouse was rather the bas- tone of the evening seemed to be East has caught inate several trumps from East's OlIsOrIng or pnakespedles Goldberg Variations, by Bach 149) pretty well set by a sign on the The Sultan's turret in a noose hand, the Diamond suit must be Bichetra cone Wall. "Boozalle-Admission by Hamlet and Mackaye's idea as to FRIDAY, MAY 6 Permission-Emission by Fis of light." allacked unealately 11 the Clizabethan verse Muehlberger responded prop- opening lead is a Spade, the Ace ane a trologue lo lamier snoura FRIDAY, MAY 6 *Sphal and Chiaris symphony Erederica sion." erly to the nutritious student- should win and the Diamond five be. Accolades for the shortest, house dinner by dropping a poled to the Ave If a Damona Perhaps the most appropriate Weekly For We Coordin d N.B.C. Symphony Or most alluring skirts, et al., go to tato in Wood's milk, floating then the Ace is taken. In either remark was uttered by one of the the dates of Ed Worrell and Young, and stuffing a piece of event a small Diamond is then local bourgeoisie, sitting a row in bruce Hedrick. There's some- cake down lay brows throat runed in me closed nand. Now Dack or us, to her consort conduct loyal Sir Thomas Beecha SATURDAY, MAY 7 thing we'd like to see more of, (externally). There may still be "If an experimental Heart is led to you want to sleep go back to the and the new look be d- spark of life in the old boy. the King and the bad news Pasadena old novce. when asked the signifi- POINT connimed. Another small Dia- folks (the region is nothing but cance of his fatigues, combat Friday night the men of San mond is ruffed in the East hand, a modern American Elephant's boots, and steel helmet, replied, Pasqual exchanged their talents reducing Declarer's trumps to graveyard) applauded dutifully Wel.1ls a workers larty. and Wit women or indeerminate roul. At this point the remain- at appropriate intervals to show this is the only job I ever could (Continued on Page 6) (Continued on Page 4) that kultur is not lost on them. SUNDAY, MAY 8 SATURDAY, MAY 7 DU PONT Digest For Students of Science and Engineering MONDAY. MAY 9 Orchestra Prao chetan and London k MONDAY MAY O TEN UNIVERSITIES TO BENEFIT BY GRANTS FOR UNRESTRICTED FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH TUESDAY, MAY 10 Aand Paris Conseratoy *TRich Canoposoff, Minin Beethoven ISLE Rama now i sinducted 77 DU PONT FELLOWSHIPS* MADE AVAILABLE TO GRADUATE STUDENTS Again in the academic year 1949-50, the Du Pont Company is awarding post-graduate and post-doctorate fellowships to universities throughout ne counuv. This is a continuation of the company's 30-year-old plan to encourage advanced studies in the nelds of chem-istry, physics, metallurgy, and engi-neering. It is hoped that the plan will continue to help maintain the flow of technically trained men and women who will go into teaching and research work at the universities and into technical positions in industry. Some of ra conducted by Basil Cameron (8) SyDaydreamsNo DIVERTIMENTO Tatitud Sympiahy Orches, Kindler and WEDNESDAY, MAY 11 Revisa symphony" or hess Frantisek Dyck MISTEN MINOR FOR VIOLIN Suitonsky and Babin, o-pianimaninoff. Thend told Sympelany Orches Matheson sold Stokow WEDNESDAY, MAY 11 by Pucci L'ANEL TI DONO from La Son- LABBRO IN CANTO from Falstaff, LA MIA LETIZIA from | Lombardi, by d'AMORE IVA LARRIMA FROM L'ELISIR With a view to stock-piling basic knowledge, the Du Pont Company has announced a program of grants-in-aid for the college year 1949-50 to 10 universities for unrestricted use in the field of fundamental research in chemistry. The grants-in-aid of $10,000 each are to be used for research that has no immediate commercial goal. The universities themselves are to select the projects in which the grants will be employed, and results of the research are to be freely available for publication. HOW FUNDS WILL BE USED Du Pont's purpose in offering the grants is to help insure the flow of fundamental knowledge in science upon which the future industrial development of our country is so de-pendent. It is intended that the funds be utilized for such expenses as employing additional research personnel or lightening the teaching load of a professor who is eminently capable of research of a high order. They may also be expended for the purpose of obtaining supplies, appara- Lus or equioment. GRANTS ARE EXPERIMENTAL This program of grants-in-aid is largely experimental. However, it is Du ronts hope, should the program work out satisfactorily, to continue each grant for a period of five years. What Fellowships Provide Each post-graduate fellowship provides $1,200 for a single person or $1,800 for a married person, cogecner with an aware of $1,000 to the university towards tuition and fees. Each post-doctoral fellowship pro- vides no. for che recipient and $1,500 to the university. FERRE CEO DA LIANINA FROM 32) BO HEMEN TO DI FEDERICO FROM L'ARLE Four of Many Outstanding Du Pont Fellowship Winners MUSICAL COTTAGE GRILL 915 East California Street Malts & Sodas. 20c Large Saving Meal Ticket Campus Barber Shop In Old Dorm Coffee Shop Bidg. ALSO 4-DAY AUNDRY & CLEANING SERVICE Remember Fellows Look Your Best and GIVE HER FLOWERS FROM CALIFORNIA FLORISTS 26 East California Street THEY WILL DO THE REST Sy. 6-2693 We Give S & H Stamps Dr. Wendell M. Stanley, at University of California Medical Scho them, as in past years, may come to work Jor u ront wien they nuisa their studies, but there is no obligation to do so: fellowshin holders are tree to enter any field of activity they choose. The students and their research subjects will be selected by authorities of the 47 universities participating. In this year's program, 45 of the postgraduate fellowships are in chemistry, 4 in physics, 15 in chemical engineer-ing, 5 in mechanical engineering and 2 in metallurgy. There will be 6 post- doctoral fellowships as an incentive to those who would prefer to remain in academic work in orcer to oscan acel tional advanced training in chemistry. Caltech participates in the Du Pont Company Fellowship Plan. arch Superyisor on Train ira For is istry in 1596. at. Che Serie, Profini finee nico, recites BETTER THINGS FOR BETTER LIVING *•• THROUGH CHEMISTRI 1941: Ph.D. in Organic Che Tation of Tochid year 1947.18. itertaining, informative - Listen to "Cavalcade of America" Monday Nights, NBC Coast to Coast Thursday, May 5, 1949. THE CALIFORNIA TECH Page 3 Secretary's Report As you have no doubt noted in past issues of the paper, the col. Clinton Judy To Retire From FORTY YEARS AT TECH umn "Shaving From the Board" has been omitted and in its place this editorial has appeared. You no doubt wonder why this change na rare in a te ou po a me on me Forty Year Career At Caltech The previous secretaries reports each week have been merely i rehash of the minutes of th Board metings, stating all the minor Oxford Graduate Looks Back On and, for part, uninteresting business that had been dis- cussed. Like the "Shavings," this new column will keep the Student Body posted on all resolutions passed on by the board. Dur Its 26 Years As Head Of Humanities prime purpose will be to present only the main issues that are of After forty years of develop- the very beginning: to remedy ing a new idea in the education the defects that come from ove cnier concern to the bodia du ule uite. of the scientist and By informing the Student Body as a whole that such issues are enoneer. concentration under discussion, it is hoped that some interest will be stimulate Professor Clinton K. Judy will Judy explained. "The broad ex so that people will give their opinion 1o board members movd reure chairman of the Hu-pansion of a man's culture im ually or, perhaps, make a visit to a Thursday night meeting and manities division this summer Droves nil as a member take part in the discussions. All are always cordially invited to do Caltech Throop ciety, as a member of his pro- Polytechnic Institute) was a 34-fession, and as a person." so. In this way the student body can nep the board as well a. the Board help the Student Body. pupi normal senoot set 1 Accomplishments grove of orange trees when Mr. Although it "sometimes Often times the Board is on a fence as just what to do in a situa Judy first came here in 1909 from little hard for a mar tion which effects everyone merely because there has been inade- to get 1l his graduate work at Uxtora all of his work," graduates have quate response from the Student Body to make a representative New Idea decision. "Theretore this column nones to intorn vou as to always expressed their apprecia The new idea broached to him tion for the liberalizing influence what the campus trends are so that you will have an opportunity the trustees—-the broadening of the Humanities in later years to voice your opinions about anything the Board is the future scientists' and en- che board knows vour nouens on mauers, u can do a peter oo Mr. Judy said. gineers studies and outlook by a benefiting everyone. rostan das diways reccivea tue redured course or rrumanue approval of the board of Trus in most cases. the intormation that will aobear in this column was to be the guiding light for •dhe the lanks or the Sido will be of prime interest to anyone who is at all interested in Cal-program in the Humanities tech student affairs. I hope that it will be wei read, and that more The rollowing four uate.' ucLacCo resident bee Duanage people will take an acuive part in board acuvites than have in the past. the expansion of Throop and Dr. Robert Millikan both Polytechnic Institute into one of joined in a salute to Professor Professor Clinton K. Judy, for twenty-five years Chairman of Gym Fund Dance the world's foremost scientine in- the Division of the bunamues, Min reure at end or this term yuav on us leurement stitutions, canech undet Tne President DuBridge's state-and teachers on the staff. earliest beginnings,—for the staff The Alumni Association for some time has been trying to raise leadership of Dr. Robert Milli ment: moley tol the cym to be ouci lournamenralk. With the none hall Alfred Noyes, "Professor Judy's broad schol- members an infallible referee on "The California Institute of of helping out in the situation, Bill Freed, First Representative, George Hale. and Willam Technology takes pride in honor arly interests, mis keen aporecid everything pertaining to litera- tion ot the abidino values to De making plans now for the next ASCIT dance to be a benefit for Munro. ing Professor Clinton K. Judy, found in the field of Humanities, cur. tor the students te enec cnis rund 1e Will De all Alumn-otudent dhall-de the Alladen The expansion of the institute Droiessor or wilcusil, dile Clicilt and his deep interest in his stu tive and beloved teacher who Country Club-dress to be "informal-sport"-dancing to Eddie Mil- also saw the growin of the mu man of the Division of Humani- gathered them around him in his ler's Orchestra. It is not only hoped that a substantial contribution department. In dents. have all been oustanding wonderrur notar and save then lo le tyn rune call ve loised, out aiso ula d closer student Professor Judy was appointed "We all tirement after forty years of ac exyeel nowever. Lud alumni relationship will be encouraged. The affair is worth looking the nISU chairman Protessor Judy will stil remain hours of pure delight as he read Or we ru tive service with the instiute. • figure around the charmingly from his favorite au- forward to. -Olly Gardner manities division. The next mile- thors stone was the "Professor Judy's services to gift of Dabney the Institute Lid ve been distin- stitute campus and will continu latkel WILl then nail. 1 1540 According to Mr. some of his teaching dudes about great books" guishee. indeed de nas paved am sure that all members of the New Chairman Newest Idea in Judy it "gave the Humanities a continuous place of its part in the building up Student Body and of the Faculty ne new chauman of the di 40 Years at Helm Humanities Division at the Insti Jom in a warm-nearted salute to vision will Hallet "nrouch the torowne years. tute and in making the work in Professor Judy on this occasion." Recorded Dance Music! new Smith, formerly professor of lit- teachers, new courses, and Humanities an important part of Or. Munkans statement elaule a williams conege new ideas were added to the Hu- Insulutes orozram "The retirement on account o 1947 and 1948 Dr. Smith worked manities program NOW "The Institute has long recog. advancing years and diminishing forty years at the helm, Profes of non Clinton as a Guggenheim fellow at the Hununcion Ulblalv colne sor Judy looks back on his work seenune suo ects is decontousneu indACo wonderru exoellenee effectively, not by requiring cer the search on Elizabethan non-dra- nnere of o" whieh Wii e matic poetry teaching and working with the tain numbers of but by keenly felt by students and facul Professor Judy, speaking for Columbias men of Tech." Outsidmatus In an interview for the Cali- Hu-alike. the faculty, said, "We are look maniues curriculum and having He has been an loispensabe me torward wiu a great deal o fornia Tech, Mr. Judy here gives an outstanding group of scholars part of the Institute from the pleasure to Dr. Smith's arrival." 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THE CALIFORNIA TECH -Thursday, May 5, 1949 First Tri-House Barn Ricketts, Fleming To Life Guards Wanted Tennis Team Wins Swimmers Drown Spring Is Here--Dance Set Saturday Hold Dinner Formal For Summer Work Sixth Straight As Andy's Gridders Ease; Oxy Next Back For More the scene of one of the largest spring social season, the mick swimming pool season approach- 010119 and most memorable mountain Dinner spring omcially opened last ing, the Los Angeles City Recre Varsity nellels went out last oat share in last weekend's winning Monday Lulor Jarues in mlaby an era lext sat Dance will be held this Saturday urday eve, when men and their amid the olive trees of the patio ation and Park Department is urday and walloped Whittier to Andy Anderson took down his ing tomon: 46-2. nis Was 290111 dates from Blacker, Dabney and between the two houses. looking for husky swimmers to the tune of f for their sixth the best meet for our team this wnlo rom the nelchouse aulie 1nr000 consregate at the nist The dinner will begin at eight work as pool and beach life- consecuuve viclory confer othcial tri house barn dance in o'clock, followed Dy dancing to ence play. All that is required to season •Ine tunes curlea to initiate Spring football prac- guards, according to a new Civil were nothing special but the tice. Andy's right-hand man the music of Verne Rowe and his clinch the title is one more win Service bulletin. over the Pomona teams somewhere nearly Lacuuel-wiela Pete Mehringer was on hand to orews orchestra evenly macenea. niler te back- Crews from the three groups The allar, held under a star Chglbie Nen The Lamb men face the show potential linemen (and lit atmosphere, should prove to The pool guard jobs will be Sagehens on stroke with only three their courts this TViC nave spent nours upon hours in hearty events to go the score was tied, Berner) a few things about the practice for the gigantic me one of the best parties of the open to men and women over 18 al importani 2o all. Ot the next so points, Lech blocking and tackling game. crew race which will be the high- years of age who can meet the match is likely to be a thriller, Jent or the onlysical cuduncations and bass since the last time they tangled, got all but 4 and put the meet on With thirty men turning out For those evening activites. in Throop The frosh were upholding this week, Andy expects from 40 who have the beavers Just gamed the eage yet to be introduced to Mountain Robert E. Waldron civil service tests for swimming Then levulation as ule lavored ability and knowledge of rescue by a 5-4 count. team in the conference meet by to 50 candidates following next Vaks. Lowel cockel has stone wins vinning over Pomona's frosh 24 week. The mentor said cautious- cartography some work and nist ald. Tne pay wil aid in discovering the well hidden ren Is Commissioned be at $1.15 per hour. Against Whittier, the Engineer 10. ly in an exclusive Tech inter- Beach guard work, being more netmen went to work with a ven- Conference Meet view this week "We still have dezvous. The evening begins of ficially at 8:30, and will probably! In Naval Reserve rugged, is open to men only. The seance and sweot all six singles The results of this Pomona nopes, but it is too early yet to pay rate is s1.21 per hour. events to assure the victory. meet and Oxy's meet with Red- tell." Ten lettermen greeted An- LCcot dt 111101113120 he closest match of the day Sid lands last briday bodes 1l 101 lately by dy's call or will soon come out. stone downed clare krueger au Captain L. E. Gehres, Director of Tech's hopes of an upset in the ney dle bon Baker, Lolane ber- Dabney Holds May Good swimmers of California first single 10-8, 7-5. Stone was conterence, It looks like romold the Office of Naval Officer Pro- Jim Blom, effective with well-placed passing Odell Carson, curement, Los Angeles, that Rob- coneses and unlor coneses dre who might get some of the points Jem Lewis, Craig Marks, Chuck among those can usually shots and outsteadied his onon- that we had counted on and the Day Workers' Party waldron Was commis qualify summer vaca- NOel need. Ju scho ent in many long rallies from the tral scollne was so close udl sioned Lieutenant (junior ODS Inust De baseline. Ed Alexander strength- field and Art Miller. grade) in the United States each point counts. Our chances Daoneys colors changed tem va heserve. Ileuenant waldron tea by Thun day, May 12, at 5 ened 1n second set. arler a in the conference will be clearer Reserves from varsity and Civil Service offices close porarily from green to red last graduated from the University of the Los angeles cy dau to win hale in the indive ana, tomorrow when we meet Oxy In frosh last year: Charles Bates, over Dave Kreu- Chuz Howard, Taylor Joyner, Saturday night, but not in honor their own pool at 4:00. This meet Michigan in 1942 and is at pres- Tests have also been an- ger. Larry NoDIes showed niS will be the preview for the con- Bob Munro. Dallas Peck Neal neighbors o the oru. ent arenong anech. as a gide best form of the year and had Pings, John Reeds, Don Schmid, The occasion was the approach uate nounced tor men and women leo terence meet a week Tom odt instructor chemistry. Howell Tyson, Jim Wilcox, Norm of the First of May, at the little trouble disposing of Larry Willet urday also at the Oxy pool. Drougn he Darns out of Le 11n- WHO DEALT THIS MESS? playgrounds of the Los Angeles Tilton by scores of 6-1, 6-5. Larry Schroeder, Al Sereno and Edsel derground for their City Recreation and Park De. deserves much credit for win- Worrell. (Continued from Page 2) Workers' Party, in celebration of partment. Last date for fling for ning this match after having double duo of Stone and Nobles Frosh numeral men: Ray Des- der of the play is clearly indi- these jobs is Tuesday, May 10, at such trouble with his game for gainea victory of 6-4, tabelle, Dick Fuller, Dave Hanna, May Day. cated Civil Service offices in the L.A. the last few matches. A potent 3-6, 6-1, to conclude the maten. B111 1WI. поску Proletariat Declarer has, at this point, lost City Hall. serve and some very fine volley Box score Keir, Gil Kitching, the Don Lamar, Proletariat costume, with no tricks. He stands to lose ing proved too much for Chuck Michaelson, uresses above the knees was the 111D ACe Consequenuly. 1 the Phillips as Jack Harry Pata- pollo rausen, norman reck. order of Commissar of Clothing, contract is to be made, not more an excellent game won 6-2, 6-3. Jim Ross, Deane Smith, Bill Wise, Boris Hedrick, ulat Gad! some of the tricks can Steadv Jack odertey con- Harold Woody, Mel Cassidy Les two dump guests revealed reacuonary bour lo avoid osing three tricks and lost It takes a mother twenty-one tinued his unblemished record valuest Felis reentiments, emp success to the A-J-10 behind the Queen, years to make a man out of her with a 6-1, 10-8 triumph over Additional men out: Leon Bass a throw-in is indicated. For this son and it lakes anoner woman Carence namilton while bean Bowen, Alan Marshall, commissatal to entorce we de. be successtul. nand just one night to make a mon. Blanchard edged Jerry Rouzer in Dwight Schroeder, Earnest Web- must contain no exit cards at the key out of him. | a three set battle 6-4, 4-6, 6-3. The er, dun buscomoe. Games and sports, led by com thrown The Conse- menv must be assumed taad Day, Incuaeu volue ledarts, allu South holds another Diamond a string-tying contest, in which and three Clubs A quick court were ot the nand shous that this 19 Sickles AlsO featured probabie was the Unstrung Quartet, who this point suit must be alacked Nort Wil win sang a Tribute to D. Ine evenus was rounaed and has no good with Red-Square dancing, called lead. If he returns a Spade it is by Dick King. taken on the board and the Diamond led and ruffed. Diamond a entruted Ca Fleming, Ricketts mi1. enty to e board oblalled with the Spade and the last Diamond is rufled Now a small Have Hayday Dance 1s led. south winning. 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Т. - Lucky Strike Means Fine Tobacco So round, so firm, so fully packed — so free and easy on the draw COPR», THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY Thursday, May 5, 1949 THE CALIFORNIA TECH Page 5 Beaver Horsehiders Out- Engineer Trackmen Walk Laverne 20-6 Beaver Nip Redlands 68-63 Leopard Twirlers Walk 25 Techmen; Fans Mystified By 10 Error Win sports Final Mile Relay Decides Meet: Conference Meet This Saturday For the first time since 1916 Caltech's track leam won a confer- In an error-filled game, Caltech defeated LaVerne, 20-9, although ence aual lleel, ds te bedveis loon d close one our a redlands outhit, in their practice baseball game at Tournament Park last saturday, bo to do. Ine win was particularly sweet because for yesterady arternoon. Wlaness of the La verne pitcher made the big ® the past two years the Bulldogs differnce, as Dick Paterson, Bear® ver lead-off WINNING STRIDE man, scored four runs wu no oncial trios to the Talkin' It Over Frosh Sports Roundup By Leon Michaelsen udu tooeu cue Dedvers ou lo bo. clay Decides The boys from Pasadena took plate. To emphasize Mr. O'Neill's With The Goon the hara wildness, we casually mentioned Up on their feet again this down to the nnal mue relay to that he walked the unbelievable The Athletic Office hit the jack- week, Frosh teams cleaned up in decide the outcome. number of 25 men. pot again last week. Not just one Four good Jous DIUWIL, Norman two wins, but FIVE wins in al events. Barrng the basebal vies. rerule stors and Dou. FIVE starts. Rumor even has it team, who drew a bye this week, Brown turned the trick in 3:23.3 Ultie chucker Norman made the difference in the hitting de- that the Hustler got so carried the class or on routed every- as Kedlands Outclasscu all Engineers: away he offered Manny (of Star body, on the land, in the air and er a terrine nist lap by their ace News lame one or nis two three for nve is a vast improve- on the water. sprinter Mason. ment for the Chucker. * a nickle Coronas. Fortunately for Manny the Hustler regained rackmen win his this year. All kinds of things happened equilibrium anla Visiting a "below average" Schroeder High Scorer as the norseneels mdoe 1u ex- "Poor wang Braven Dyer" track at redlands saturday, 10 Once again the man leading rors , enough to lose any ball wasn't forced to smoke it. cal spikes routed the hosts by a was versatue game instead of winning by a very lop-sidea score. Watermen better than 40 point margin. Bill Dwight Schroeder. Dwight rolled Yes indeed, the swimmers al- up 16 points with hrsts in the Pilkington gave the Frosh rec To the fan in the stands, how most drowned lomone al ne broad juinp and low nurdies anc ora book a scare when he came the Beavers came out on top is P.C.C. wading pond. And it looks seconds in the 100 and high hur- still somewhat of a as if the Beavers just about own within 19 seconds of the exist-dles. Hal Tyson took first in both every denartment the eonards the conference except for the Ti ing record. One-tenth of a sec. ne shot and ciscus. The Matter outdid the Tech nen. but they who, sources report, could not win. trying to get in the Pacific Coast ond behind the old Frosh high by 2 inches, and a third in the hurdles record, Bill Irwin gal-javelin. If. Priesler can keep his men comerence. nervie onons lan che tastest Joped lo victory in char even going a conference title is cer- Revey Sharp 880 of his career, just 1/10 of a while pulling down top roost in tainly in store. With Pomona "Lost Weekend" Revey wasn't second over 2 minutes, closely quite a total loss this weekend. une lows. also. Lets have some lollowed y voue brown. Mar knocking on hedanas last weed Ed was anything can happen now. two down on last all out support when we travel tin Walt took an easy first in a little hitting the Engineers can nine and snot consecuuvely irou Caught by the Tech photographer is Doug Brown as he crosses lo Kedands next saturday 1oi the pole vault at 11'9" and tied win will case Ine occure looks the 15th hole two birdies, par and paydirt in the final lap of the mile relay to give the Beavers a 68-63 the conference meet. for second in the nigh Jump au 5'10". indeed bright for Tech nine. the 18th, another win over beatanes last saturdav. The win was the echmens tirst rackets score was one above par with a 73 and The heralded two-mile duel be La Verne Caltech (Continued on Page 6) in dual conference competition since 1946. Back on their feet from a pair tween redlanas wd Livengood of defeats, Frosh racketeers clob- and Tech's Pete Mason turned Linkmen Putt By bered Whittier to a hearty 8 to out to be just that, until Liven- 2oous terrine last Ido nnisn 101 1 vietory. Our second place hopes Poet Golfers 10-8 a time of 10:13.7. Mason was un- ude with the cat cut boys us officially clocked in 10:18, his best In diamonds….. the finest is less costly than you think. The Caltech golf team rallied they meet Pomona in Tourna- o adle. uvenrove also on the back nine to defeat the ment. Park salurday for cheil Whittier Poets 10-8 in Inaten golf look the mile, followed by Tech's final game of the season. A lusty and Jack Mar- de the Montebello Golf pat on the back, men, and go get Course Saturday. The win placed 'em. picked up two crucial points by Caltech in a tie for second place taking thirds Of all things, Title Bound both hurdles. The combination of in the conference links competi Needless to say, the little fish tion. miler and hurdler is something Low medalists were: for Cal- from Tech splashed out a very unique at Tech significant victory over Pomona. Conference Meet Saturday tech Ed "Yoyo" Revay with a 73, for Whittier Ed Spur also with a When the lech-nade steam Iru "his saturdav the team ed from the water, everybody's turns to Redlands for their final score book read 24-10 in favor of The individual matches went ocal lads Cage nnished aneau Meet. The Beavers should show as follows: of the flock in the 50 yd. free-up better in this than they have time. with impressive 26.5 irosh swimmers give les as depth is not so important sons in aqua-etiquette next Sat- (Continued on Page 6) urday to Oxy in the Tiger's pool 1 roch & 6o. TOS ANGEIES • 515 WEST SEVENTH BEVERLY HILLS • 9520 WILSHIRE Interhouse Standings S.C.I.C. 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Shirts….$3.65 Ties….$1.50 ing Arrow ties and Arrow handkerchiefs. Handkerchiets... 05g ARROW SHIRTS and TIES HOTALING'S TWO STORES FOR MEN 54 E. COLORADO ST. 921 E. COLORADO ST. Ice Skating Daily 2:30 to 5, 7:45 to 10:45 Sat. & Sun. Morn. 10 to 12:30 Srateg Tor ent Instructions Pasadena Winter Gardens 171 South Arroyo Pkwy. SY. 2-7151 RY. 1-6066 LAKE FLORISTS 104 SOUTH LAKE AVENUE Call SYcamore 3-6803 Open Evenings OW ARROW UNIVERSITY STYLES w Page 6 THE CALIFORNIA TECH Thursday, May 5, 1949 STUDENT CHAPTER E. C. GOLDSWORTHY CAMPUS BREWINS wench, former flame of Paul self the foundations of a fine night with a play at the Play- (Continued from Page 1) (Continued from Page 1) Goldsworthy; (Continued from Page 2) Howard and Jim Malone. Tak-reputation among Techmen. We house followed by some 101- The evening program will fea- ture the color Mrs. Dr1511U his source. the bemmines dance ao 1ne tem home willis nad to worried about borester's famed motion pieture, son, ratrick D. Goldswortny, his parently a much bigger success, change a frenzied tire and still promptu play back at Blacker "The Story of Palomar," and will daughter, Mrs. William T. Doyle, his Mrs some 40 women showed up, make it before 1:30 when hub- bourse arlerward. reering 1s divunu Will Ildu d uve uol ShOr alle 2HOしょじん。 woulse cluding six ilom vorsev whe • recurned bill shouting "Wheres my around the inkblack lounge with pers to be presented by Chuck Golasworthy or racine trove. innocently forgot which house COUNTERPOINT $2.50?" The home team was rep. our Mila-reu shinerscone. Forester, John Heath, and Fred Service Held was Ricketts. Ricketts had been vemmme rardee sported the resented by Peter Pauling with were pleased to note Pilkington Drury. In view of the timelnes. A private funeral service nas promisea co vorsey renmes, con- of the Palomar Telescope, it is been held, but there probably tracted to include Dee Dee Tracy, charms of an ex-Rose Princess a woman from the Biology wich partment, some many years old- ral who was formerly hoped that the program will will be a memorial service heid of all and cousin of Taylor Joyner, will than the Pete, Howell's, and Mason with Jean, prove interesting to all who at-within the next few weeks. Kela Ricketts, wonuers never cease wale who was tormery Hikinoton's but only 16, Tracyless ena. tives have asked that flowers be shower un Hartung leeched himself to An- ana sister Linda. with Golcman. who had to bring her in at mid- Norm A very modern and enlightened ENGINEER TRACKMEN omitted and the money for then Schroeder is commend-gie, trying to convince her, with- ouu buccess. HOt UO Yo Scaly→ be contributed to the Caltech Y ed for supplementing the supply night- -Norman Bulman went set-up all around! Westridge girls school. waleh has tormery been Conunued trom rage a) in which Col. Goldsworthy was With a nunune excursion to the with her other swain! Two psy- alone to insure good venavior. untouched by the probing here. Outstanding matches fea-always so interested. Wes Her- Beak, Pasadena Civic, bringing back 5 chologically interesting Linda gets a vote from us for turing Techmen will be the hur- were seen situls loviusy close potential future Queen of the came into our view seven-strong lacuaing des. sney staled thar al such conul married women and one engaged bruncions dale. vallious. pitung Dright schroeder other on ? butions received would be each Fleming set tie, San Marino socialite who fre- against Baudrand of Whittier, couch, refusing dances and pro- "Colonel Bill" Myers and date quently gets plastered on the so- Strom of Oxy, and Welsh of Po-aside for some as yet undecided House Committee to carry on in claming that mona; the 880 with Barnes, Sim-specific use. しのしましまし were classified with the ossified ciety pages of the local journals. coone vooswortuys bace. was to have been "another kind along with stag Bob Cobo, who ons, and Doug Brown going no hedu 10l houses addition Mrs. Goldsworthy, who Schmid also brought a Westridge against Cotrel of Oxy: the 2-mile The death of Col. Goldsworthy worked most intimately with her of party." It takes all kinds of was taken home by Peck and quail, but we are assured that with Mason against Livengood, leaves the Student Houses with- usoand on aaspects or bLu peopie. Pardee and put in the shower; Friday night he had a better time Pomona's Stokes and Oxy's Lee; ou a Master. However, the Col-dent House affairs, has agreed to TOUCHE when they returned 2 hours with the Oxy Eagerette that had remain for the rest of the year odluracy beamed hap down Techmen and later from taking dates home, he once before brought him under ue aual In the bose vault be onel's policy of making the hous- lo nel carly on. ole Will WOrK plly on was still standing in the shower, Pope Schuster's benevolent eye. tween Walt and Whittier's Cran es almost self-governing means will lesul with the Resident Associates and friends lustily wallowing in East- ue udu Deen dall; Tyson versus Whittier's stupefied. After ryatt, the suave insouciant, Yates, Oxy's learson and Levin from this lack. A problem of with the Student House Commit- Walkea around the parking lou volertys nated lodge. We bend in great for a couple hours, tee and serve in the capacity of he was re-has been seen out three times ana romonas Hmett in the shou replacement does remain, how- in the last several weeks. break 'ouse Mother.' ever praise to the Dohertys and espe portedly sober enough to return and discus. nome endurance records of long 'The replacement of colonel "Finally, careful search is cially to Mrs. D., who furnished Cneers to us who nord 700 our liquor. standing. Last year, some sandwiches when one TALKIN' IT OVER Goldsworthy as Master of Stu-being made, both on and off the lovely, monied Mimi of Schmipps (Continued from Page 5) dent Houses presents a very dif-campus for a permanent, succes-starving Beaver couples. From picked up 1% points from whit-heult problem because of the sor to Colonel Goldsworthy. COUNTERBEAK the black recesses of the balcony nad been torrid for ra's love, ne came Sunday morning early risers had passed her tier's Spur to clinch a 10-8 vic- very qualifications for! with only is the intention to continue purring noises, and neer were bewildered to watch a three dates and she went Fast to tory over the Poets. The WCTU which Colonel House Master Dian which nas ocasionally dripped down to the is writing up his lfe history for Golasworthy possessed. sala been in existence in recent years distraction of the band beneath. strange crew school broken-hearted. On. cruel -also stupid! their files. President DuBridge. Wright hopefully and to select for a House Master hike wearly out of the hills car- in the event of the evening a Iving mattocks and beer cans, dated Donna Friday night, after a man emmenuy quanned for che very callow Ricketts crew spewed Metter ADvomued brew out of the sides of their looking dusty but triumphant; considering aus souxs succes. Johnny bamos vackereers "For the remainder of the pres. job, and one who meets the en- smashed the Poets on the local ent school year, however, a tem- thusiastic approval of the Facul mouths to lose the race ignomin- when we turned our eyes to and subsequent Cardinal awards neaven, we nouced the nambov. with her, but reported, after he courts 7-2 with every member of rouse Committee, the Resi-iously. porary nas Deel ant "T" on the mountains with nad exnausted nis euchines on ULIC suudu oldylls MIle ando eached," he continued, dent Associates, and all the resi bran Stone "Mr. R. its face lifted. Wondrous things her attention: "Ugh!" Gus, mean- Alexander 1. Mettler, Resident Associate of dents of the Student Houses. He Chuck Forester, '29, wallowed have indeea come to pass. while, has taken up with especially sharp except more lulckers louse. nas been easy to find, but no in the company of the same Joan nmacude women von tuma le lew unles when bu 20u whO raul pointed as Acting Master of Stu-effort will be spared to locate BACHINDA was once engaged to culate Heart College. It sounds his throat caught in the net dur-dent Houses for the remainder him." Howard and has since laid her- Blacker celebrated Saturday like a lean field. With an- the yeal. M1. Meluer ひしましょ UVCE we served as Deputy House Master Wil cineh one of the tew unde during the current year, and he feated crowns that Tech has won was entusiastically recommend in quite a wnlle ed by the other hesident AssocI alacksters ates, and by the Faculty Student Despite the brilliant starting of racked un a z0-y massacre ovel . Mason Anuerson and Ilis aou • A SPECIAL OFFER ble action cap-pistol, the skivvy La Verne nine, there shorts kids came through in seems to be a lot of listless char- relay to knock ofi a favored Bull-acters wandering around une ald dog outfit. Best mark of the day mond. For a while it seemed as goes Herbie who if nothing could stop this mighty Inau Was verore TO THE GRADUATING CLASS... JUNE '49 reeled oft a 2:00.1 1n the half powernouse which is the top mark in the con- they had a few set-backs. Some ference so far. It will be the bat-of the boys who were all hepped tle of the century at the Confer- up a couple of weeks ago could ence meet with Herb against Co- make the difference in the nna. trel of the Tigers who that same race for the pennant now that day turned in a 2:00.2. Herb the Sagehens pecked out a win er learned will the browns t. J. over the favored Redlands. and Doug) and Sylvies to run a Tribute creditable 3:23.3 mile quartet. 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