1. education
2. school

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Chapel
Stra'
W ith
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will begin- at 11:00.
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will'-be "BIuffalo Bill," ta:'-.
Minister of
Phillips~ Academy. --The service
Year
oi
Saturday'esi G. W
The speaker In Chapel next
$uilday will be the Rev. A. Gra-
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"ol LXIX, No. 2
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PHILLIPS ACADEMY, ANDOVER, MASS., SEPTEMBER 27, 1944
'Prive Ten Cents
Penzane
on an
n now
nstutr.FV
E
bue
3uld
be.
WItt
wl
acli
ack
ssary
nts fo
t
riter-i
ttive r
Although
the
Honor
Roll
-dalthose who wish to heelRa
flag uated from P. A. in 1930. William
hanging in the George Washington David Rees. a Second Lieutenant
bear's
;Auditorium
gold~inrtheeA.fA. F.,rwasna'membereo
fifty-two
Inrplacff
ayonne,
N.
J.,
G.
Co
S. Banta ofI when his ship was toi-pedoed and Maribn Malcolm, J.. of the cass
attended
New; sunk off the New England cast on Of 1942.
perished
ll b
i eaC
r
toseCam
in an aplane
t
e
-S
0d
teFrEs
-S
TER
Equi
IL
a
o
Deadline For Shots
Set For October 2
the Coir' and Glee clubs, and the
Adsn
r Gley
nB
Tennis team. Walter Harris Rich- Oct. 2, the P. A. Camera Club will
beginaits ii'clphotofcontest fathekilled.in
ardsoitsfirtclass oftet1ft36.egewasolkilledswtcinan airplane crash at a camp. in yerSosedb
th
AtD---.
oral
..
'
-rt~~iowPniiywanta
'as on the staff of St. Paul's
School in Concord, N. H., where
Laru
taught
e befoire coming here as
newr member Bitinh
of
art
A new
of themember
S meathereof atHealth
P. A. is
PivteBrwngrd-did
n
n
irlae
rah
~O
'i eri.M.BnasnxtoiinSouthwvest
Pacific aea. on Decem-
hers of the Camera club, the best.
. 1942. Colonel Riggs was a of their abilities in taking human
of P. A. 12. Lt. Chai-les intetest pictures. According to te
Snow Burns. a Bomber Pilot in the rls
opitoe-fv
ysv-~- .
A. A. F.. died of injur-ies received ininches will be accepted. The dead-
-aiI Iember
ConcertmForle
Concert For
accident near' Syra- line
for' all pictures
Ohio
A
enge
instructor at M-
and Mr. Howes,
l
CECIL B. BROWN
DIRECITS,
EBP.A. BANN-
AG'A IN
ad swimming program for Bridge- ever assembled. An ambitious year teams. S. of L.. and the P. A. Police,
port and vicinity, and later he be- has been planned by Dr. Pfatteicher He was also a Student Deacon foi'r
ad.mrfactive adsote
nid aut
dvsro
h
Mrub
lb
graduated
from
the
fipeld
the Neapek
After he felt he had had enough
DAV ID SC H I N--`-'
rER
and
expeirience he sailed to Europe as
-
is Monday.
nt
State
of reortedalfor
hedreprtend for
arth
NeakLdran
te
New Yot-k American. In 1933 he
edited a Prescott, Arizona aper.
.amon
cse.
A .St
ee
.
N.
Y.. onJuly 19 of this year. October 2.
tDBrnegrduaedpna941rFist
~~~~~~~~
Lieiitenant Thomas Kelley B
,
iowinignheesotchsn
Mr.
Frank
A.
Brittinghiam
of
iaconnF'neby
popular ballot, w~ill be put on
Tuckahoe, N. Y. He is a graduate
'3
a klldinacin
n rnc' sepai'ate exhibition and the winning
of Fairfield High
School and
Richara
tarke eads on
August 21, 1944. Calvin Buriows. final will be blown up to three by
-~
~~ ~~~~~b
of the class of 1943, was in the
SprngfeldColeg, werehe eAroeDisonfthU...Hefive
feet and sent on with theN tJ~I
ceived his B. S. degree n 1937. In
InA btosSa n
.
.
.
traveling American Sna~pshoL
oAR
F airfield, Conn., Mr. BrittinghiamInA
btosSa n
was killed in action, pobably in The winner willrieceive as apizeI -LA
worked as assistant in physical
Boasting its biggest enrollment Normandy, on June 13, 1944. While his enlarged print.
eduationat the Unguava, School. since t has been founded, the Glee at P. A., he was a member of K. 0
in the past few - eals the I
Alsohethepositon
hed
asmem-Club this year is expected by.Pres- A., the J. V. an- Varsity football
lserof he ed
Cre
ossto aifsav
m
dneicmtre
ob tebs
teams, the J1. V. and Varsttrc
Camera Club has become moreI
P.
n
enylanain'ep-m
thererine192i. Afternthatnheiquickl
therement1in9conjunction
bet'
m
ru n
M
ber' 14. 1907. He went to Western
t
ReveClge
utwicd
o
to draw from the thirteen mem-
n-heis
re-
coywhefcua
feta
oywt
pesentation, a factual yet
--Bigto,
ician~~for
aserCops
hs
significant histoi-icat- event."
& Price,
also
Florida.
In
He
was
a
member
of
the
I~
~
~
~
~
ls
n utI been assigned Hedge
to an officer's Flrd.H
a
ebro
h
career triigsho
ntePbi
en
ryA'Fre.CrolGowen
withuithe
raining chool i the Pubic Rela-Army Ai Forces.Carr~llAmerican
Snapshot exhibition now
egn in13 we hjie
h tioris Depai'tment of the Quarter- iRiggs. a colonel in the C. A. P.. alsoeleedtefldojuraim
affof the Cranbrook School
matrCrsPrvtBow
ad
ie
innaipnecain
n h
on view at the Gallery. this contest
tostin
he
-clrfIrs-adacuto
-Mr. Minard in Charge
ve spen
~
awards
goodwrte
teaching
(01 Bnt'sne erot.Mr
he
ev
ceive
is one from SigmaL Delta
alsoti
hi teversa
awres from. OHo
li
h
vresPesCu.H
als rceve-a
ducat
ewa Oio
b
Ui-arifo
T rhe
ra:"aduation
t
et
obnn
--
'atings for the New York Telehone Co. He then wis employed
jy Parker-, Wilder & Co. of New
i
iyadltra
tts
came'hwimming
dH
elaothseprecsteeAmore
~rpriga
ci-ash o tside of Holyoke, Mass.
\te
last May 27. He was on the J N"
and Varsity football squads hete
it Andovei'. and was also a Memnber
of Varsity swimMing, the Riveters
icjufrHdgstrie
eyv York. His
elaothseprecstee
n
I
Prop. 1~igh
ave Scool. Follwing hisApi'il 15, 1942. At P. A. he was a
raduation, he studied at Yale mnember' of the Dramatic Club and
niverstiy where he received his onl -Varsity track.
Alfred White
S. degree in 1923. Mr. Banta has Painelt',0, was a Lieutenant in the
~,orked on commercial surveys and IT "S N R serving in the Atlantic
altoaid the destroyei' escort Chase.
Pvt. Roger- Dudley Brown, A u. S.
died of pneumonia at
statis~~~amp
Lee,
Va. on Mar-ch 27. 1944. He hadl
n
teFrEs
Large Musical Club
QIETC
T ud
"'This War and the Peace: H-ow Can We Win Both ? is
the topic of Cecil B. Brown's speech in George Washington
Hall at 8 :15 next Tuesday. He will analyze the situation in
Instructor in Mathematics.
rs
T oi
stars in commemoration of P. A. the class of 1940. He was killed in! The meeting-will take place in
In Field of Teaching
mren who have died in action, it the European area on March 5), 'the library basement,
Eleven new masters have been lacks thirteen stars for the most 1944 and posthumously awarded the!
Mr. Cornelius
rying
ryin
PHILLIPIAN and of the heelers
.
vho retired or left here at the sprig-k.killed when he suffered a gunshot
lose inJune.Richard
f schol
Traill Chapin. of-th&'iwound at Fort Bragg,N. C., on May
lose of44scheol inu June.
class of 1931. was a member of
the 9
94
gaiae
rmA-mAnMr. Cornelius
G~~~~.
S.
.
.
Coa
Guard.
He was4s lost dover' in 1936. Lieutenant Talbot
8059
B r ws
i News Correspondent Highly
Praisedpfor Stryron 'Repulse
cadem
rderto
--
to-Br
night, there will be
meeting O
the Editorial Board of The
ppointed to the Facult yof Phillipsi1 recent deaths. This is an increase Purple Heart. First Lieutenant
cadey
orer
i
o rplae
toseof
eighteen over the total of last George Thomas Land. 'EL S. A,was'
RVICE
How To VVin Peace
Phillipion Meeting
Immediately after suppei
nRadio
it. Preps are invited, particularly teuprtrecass
fM sesIfor
Records
of Masters
Show 'Wide Training
asulbee
ret.
OFLG
--~Lose Lives In All Theatres of World War Action
Reod
Puncha
hasldbee
xrge of a
DE
IVENWSASADDT
hisear
Y
the girl
will pro
also aG
As usu
TR
LG
Fau
TTAL
KILLED
IN
WAR
NOW
65
p~~~~in'F
cutl
is-erAlumni,In--Army; NavY71Cod~t Guard, Air' Corps,
1
pdrmissrucItors
G
3
'
Forty Returning Men
Aided By IMany Preps
Promises Good Music
re-ac
eotr
aiu
r
tidles of hisaswerepublished
in such
nagazines
Colliei's
and Life
In
July 1938 he joined the CBS staff
at Rome.-
At the start of the war he coyei'ed the Balkans. He barely escpdutfYgslvarmth
Germans. He reportied on the invaino-rt
n
hnteEg
Ilish push into Lybia.
Fr'om there he was
to Singapiore7_Ti-ee wastransfer-red
no short
wave for him to broadcast over,
but shoirtly he was offered a trip
the most imPor-,two years and Head Student Dea- gave
an seriesofrapicutaedhniqe.
Thisdt
ye
the scfhoo
b
in
is fRepuse An day ork
solaere
poorpi
ehiu.pce
ob
n
ftebs
nhsfinsi
e
okwr
-ittinghiam and-their --daughterprep shool-concert in Jordan or nette De- Ja-raette, a rnember~of-t th
itiosear bhes c ontes-t and ex_yer
bthnqutiyadaadto-ecvearsacea.
will
on
lve
umbaron
stret inSWphony Hall in Boston.
thetore
clube hopes
tosribngnhe
inwill
on DPresdentararke
live
wlcomesalln.take I class of '42. downed on July 8.
some
project,
such
as Va ihiuaiitions
qaiyTh
i'proewI
beab
f o-hi
h
escribng the srinkAndover.Pesdn
Strewlo
sal
1944 i
he- Admiralty Islands in photographic calendar or picture considerably larger than last year's. ii
fteRpleadtePic
II
~~~~~~~~~~~~~new
men, numbering around 150, the South Pacific. De Jarnette was
of Wales. He has been praised for
Mr. Joseph R. W. Dodge
heartily. Of these many good solo on the Editorial Boards of the screen made up of montages. i For those wvho can play, but who this single scoop more than for
Living at Draper Cottage, this voices have been founa which W
PHILLIPIAN, Pot Pnirri. and Mir' Aside from these Projects, the have tio instruments, the band wns any other~story.
year is Mr.-Joseph R.. W. Dodge Of-liave to replace those of Ben Brew- irort, and was a ember of the Choir tweleigbodwho attenfed their a age number of peewih
H
iltyt
esaehsls
~~ ~ ~ ~ ~~meii,
infe
may be lent
who need tenet's
not to gain comfort in dis-Asbury Park, N. J. Before grad ster, Fred Pratt and Pete Sevens. and Glee I~club
intentions toody
take pictures
for hithe tei
mn to the
hs boysntuet
achsaotteeeyswa
uating fi'om Dickinson College,
The most impor-tant event thism
mn
teeisrmns
ace
bu teeeyswa
where he received his Ph. B. in year will be the concert-in' Boston.
eoi
iuean
tee'c
hilpa
neh
PtPur.Wt
a
a few tt'ombones. two bass moi ale. He will try to show that
1931, he did work at Rutgers Uni- About
other prep schools includ- Stevens, Roe was killed in, acti of the-niew equipimenit to be'added to horns, a baritone hor'n, a French the situation in the Pacific is not
versity. Mr. Dodge also studied at lag xeter, have been asked to at- on July 28. 1944 neat- Myitkayiana. the dai'kroom soon, the. Club looks hdrn, a flute, a picolo, a glock- good, but that since the arrival of
Harvard and Columbia, where he tend and plans are now being made
Continued on Page 4 fot'wat'd t a busy year.
inspul, and a baritone saxophone.
MacArthur he has been full of hope
earned his A. M. in 1937. Befcdre for it by Dr. Pfatteicher and heads
The band had its first rehearsal and coiifidence. He is a man who
i'eceiving this degre-e he- taught at of the different schools' musical
*
*,
*
yestet-day; its second will be to- seems to know where o be to find
on Point, Re, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. taut event of-which will be a 6 or con in his Senior year. James Bar-.trso
dt( i I ich
tcle nF iarr
morriow, on the gr'ound floor of
r
Glee Club assist4dŽ-dby t'hosS ofi
IA.
marching practice
Governor- Dummer, Walnut Hill, D evices N4ow A t
A...rt f~Iplans
Ga llery eatly, soto asstartto make
a good show-
the Kiskiminetas Springs School, clubs.- The;7-idea fo~.n,,his concert
and in 1938 he joined the staff o
the New Canaan Country School,
where he has been until his apPointment
originated last year-~henifh
P A
;rda
'
D i p a"f'l
Peabody
House.
Leader
Schine
and
Hall Dana
pi'esented a Mothei-'s,
"Byone
oment here.
Day concert inSadr
theatre at
BgneD-s
Mr.ibson~
Alexnder D.Hrvard. Te Fhure
Requiem"mestic
Devices", or
"Ingenious
Mr AexndrD.Gisw as san. TeFu
"qim"Gadgets
of a Century Ago," still
Andove's
newFrenchintsrutorwFo ths i
ocetti
ea.D.bingsona
h AdsnGl
is Mr. Alexandre D. Gibson of Lis- Pfatteicher plans to give Men- lery, Mr. Hayes- has succeeded in
boa,- N. H. He attended Mclndoe delssohn's
famous
"Hymn
of biitging to the Hill an exhibition
Academy in Vermont and the Mt. Praise." Another major achieve- appealing to every age and very
ll
g inB
H eoard vver W LA
'LA
udec
Iwith
liews
udy
Kitchen devices and far~a implemetits are seldom thought of ais
art, but that does not prevent them
from being looked at and handled.
This is a "touch" exhibition. All'
the objects, with the exception of a
few under glass, may be picked upl,
iyeaed
n carefully inspected.
prtdanwilbinepeeacodnto
frmPnhadaot
the
odythsbe
eevdnx
rom Pnchar abou theoperetta.
This year's productioi.yould pobably be' Gilbert and Sullivan's
"Iolanthe." Puncliard will probably
eakdt
aetegtl'prs
The regular concert schedule is
again planned for this year. Starttth
egaged in sales promotion work. -inig--with PogerS Nnihl
-a w ath4
-r'rblwk
asi
heAe-end
of this teirm, through Walnut
Grobleski
wa in th Amer-Hill and again Rogers Hall during
-lea---Fild
Seviceattaced t thethe wintei' term and Dana Hall,
________
itginteExtr
ae
Tnteehbiin
nece are about foity students
usedfo
has fondtatthsfi-on
last year's band who
tndr
Mr. Hayes
hi
reurnedtht
ype of exhibition, and this one in this year-. There are at last anpaoicuar aruete mo
an tpopul-ar
oe
t
pentil
mhoembr
Lshea'
bot
sudnttanmtwn-edaongthtpep,
a0dthsewh
caused the adgets are like toys. interesnt
oulas yoear.PabdAnynein tisyar
Studeiats have come back to look House. totiot'iowv aftetnoon.
This exhibition is made up from again. Mechanically - minded men
a variety of sources. It has been on have come several times to see if
-m
show since July 14, and because 1 they can figure out the unknown
APTITUDE TESS
of its popularity it will remain here objects. Older people have returned
Every member of the school,
until October. After- that it will go~to inspect the devices their parincluding day squdents, must
top-ovidence. It already has been eats used.
take aptitude tests today.
wi'itten up in a Boston newspaper,.
It the Addison Gallery now. there
-ieota
h Cg
t1:0
and there will be another illus-' is also being shown elected Dilbert
The school bell will ring at
ti'ated aticle in the Boston Herald caton.Rbt
Osbon the
itouor
Un-N
versiy of oulotse.
Mr. Harry J. Groblewski
Mi'. Har-y J. Groblewski of Ply- Pa.,gi-aduted
mout,
frm Philips
Academy in 1936. Receiving h
B. A. fromYale
in 190, he did
some graduate woi'k before being
times called "a nose for news."
sme of the uknown objects are
DHrmoutShoolGraduat
ging
to92 Requiem,
Yi~ il
eante
D~armouh.
Gadutingin
924
equemthis time Cherubini's.
with an A. B. degiee, he studied Mr-. Howes. new assistant to Dr.
at Columbia (A. M. 1928). He re- Pfatteichei' is in charge of all light
ceived the Certificat from Toulouse music this year. Although none
and from the Sorbonne, before do- has as yet been settled upon, selecing further graduate wvork at tiotis fot the musical comedy hits
Columbia. M. Gibson has taught "Oklahoma" and "Porgy and Bess"'
in Vet-mont, New Yoirk City, and may be attempted as well as some
Philadelphlia,and between 1928-29 music by Cole Porter.
of
the news. He has what is some-
-
to the English Depatt-adDaaHlpesteaMohrsithExergm.PA
_
ator of Dilbert, was an artist and
the illustrator of amnumber- of books
before joiniing the -Npvy. He was
also an instructor in Art at the
Hotchkiss School. He created D
bert when the Aito
'riig
Division of the,,, Navy Bureau of
Aeronautics wanted an amusing and
I obvious manner of calling attention
Visitors are invited to look into the to the, pitfalls of flight training.,
butter- churn, put the clock-work )ilbert has become to the Navy A
roasting spit nto action, set the Force what Sad Sac is to the Army
British 8th Army n the Middle Beaver Country Day school andI homemade mousetrap, operate theI Mi'. Osborn has also illustrated sevEast
fifeen
fi- mnths,
nd heBradford Junior College during the for-eruniner of the modern washing eral booklets desciribing facts relaL~~sS. Contlnued-~~~n Page~
utwattietoflig.icagetstatthysenhm
Bring two soft pencils and an
eraser. Ink and colored pencils
no loeis
- 0Qo- _not
come
in athletic
clothes. You need not wear a
da.IM~iti'
-'Although
all students will
take the same tests the results
wilbRnepee
codn
o
the class and age of each tudent. The score is a part of te
permanent record and is sg
nSiatfr
olg
d
issio
anciia
ppiain
andigtem.naciianmtytolare
Atllp
A50,000
will be heard over the air. Beginning at 8: 00 . in., November 2,
on Station WLAW (680k), the pogramn will continue for 25 weeks.
Last year', according to information
received from Station WLAW, the
Academy Hour had a listening andence of 150,900 Although this is a
susanilauincte
subscmmttial auiece tohe adiove
large oe this year-.
This year Mr. Colby once more.
the 'hairman of'tecmite
The other memibers are Mr. Potter,
Msr. Gerasch.
Mr. Grew and Mr.
h
omte
ned
'to have a varied progr-am, consisting of the
in 1 octet, pei'haps the
Iix-eters,
dramatic groups, and
tereetimnthtwlle
otertabertbdainent
th
ril
bre
ol
iet
oo
tile air', or who have-suggestions
oncerniing the program, Mr. Colby
tyby
h
-
HILPA~-
Page TwoP
hich appeals
g a s F oLiteco n
r m ite
B g O
Grow'; Bygone Days A t P. A.
to them, and others ai'e known to govern the aptitudes, and since'B
too busy with their courses; these use! it is fully developed for measuring purpthe 1:00 to 2:00O period as a-study hour. oses at age twelve, it is considered the
Th
atr
eoh mos imotn
No one is marked in an activity no
ThePHILIPANis a member of the Columbia Schols
By Horace M. Poynter, P. A., 96
Fro _the- score-s made by an indiattendance ever taken or cuts assigned.
s well as of the Daily Princetonbar'
soit~
tic Prr
This article has been prepared by Colonel Poynter
note:
(Editor's
the
tests,
different
the
many
on
They are entirely voluntary, and the Ividual
o
Assoiotir'
Prearatry ShoolPapes
The
PHILLIPIAN. Mr. Poynter, a member of te
of
only persons obliged to be regular are type of work for which that individual at the request
Editorial
Department
nstructor in
for 42 years, is at resent a
faclty
Academy
VRllips
th
Editor-in-Chief
edtemnd
utd-a
FREDRICR GSANBORN FREDERIC
ihLatin and Greek.)
dtrmnu
~ to- ;~ i-bs sied-anb
~
~ volunteered~wo ave
~ Rtemasters
G ~~
complete accuracy. Whether or not the
donate their time and experience,
*Mdnoging Eeitor
This is a factual pcture of Phillips Academy as it wa~
arcm edscesuth reaaina:asiefo
JOHN' S SNOOK
as a lad I entered in the fall of 1895; it is written with
hen
Sportstitor ~**ymuvua
News E itor
tivity affords, and the enjoyment de- ed occupation depends upon his charac- the hope of encouraging each student to acquaint himself
C C McCRACKEN
G H STERN JR
from a favorite-hrobby, there isa ter, but at least he can be forewarned with the history of our great school. "Great oaks fronrf little
Photographtc Editor
to learn new skills and benefit about his strong and-weak abifi-e. Ex- acorns grow"; the Phillips of today-well, I wonder if young
J A LEBENTHALchance
from the instruction of experienced perience shows that many psychological Samluel Phillips, Jr., even with his Wide vision of a.-national
Asoiae J WVMof fly, 4th
D. N Fieic:s
its candidates for the base.
i-teschool, could possibly have fore- p~ermit
aetercause
maedsubne
fn.Fidlasoatnsare
R E. Quaintance, Jr
P Het=ler
seen in imagination what you lads ball team to practice a it. Atl.
terinte
md ditracshv
Fredlasoitos
f.
~hfe
R
E. C Jordan
mongthose sharing common en~hu~i- misuse or neglect of aptitudes. Those now take for granted; his years of letics were not required, but the
Jr
F Choma,
LF Kusche
dedtmsforhdwtoucahe
while some may even find their whom-Ii-story hs described as' "born" thoueltanplnighv
asmns,
Business Department
and were supported by gifts gat,
l)orne fruit abundantly. Do Y
ered from the students. Those of us
Read
history?
our
to
follow
in
wish
fortunate
were
leaders in their fields
life's work- in an undiscovered talent.
Business manager
Let us salute the supporters f this discovering and using their abilities to "An Old New England School," who ould not "make" the -school
OH4N G HOLBROOK
by Dr. Fuess, and supple.- teams-we were n hose days not~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~written
Associates
program, and the masters wo, give'so the best advantage. The conspicuous ment that interesting book by-,a so presumptious as to call thenm
Moses
AsoitsRC.
Jr
B Aul
freely of their time. To the Camerh Club failures have frequently been so frus- careful study of the remarkable -varsity,, teams-organized street
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you-put m- -port, and had a really good time-in
acaemy.l-iv--sure-~If
surrenhave
they
that
suited
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motor-;
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ThePHILIPAN
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vewer splinters; and to the-Model Rail- dered to despair.
- - 'choolyearby The PHILLIPlAN board
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elight ofteefacts,
-In
ilndover matis under the act of March 3-1879.
that the so-called "aptitude tests" of siwoil and why it has grown great. held in the great room atop the
allscorrespondence concerning subscriptions we wish success.
dr
,ess
Academy building; since this room
Struggling School
the kind being administrated today are
DyHall
on te fourth floor, most f s
."wasawy-cmlttesof"piu
no
r
50
$3
Mail
subscription
S3
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attd.
opeetsso
ntawy
tO ubsribesuatthePegs
istrbute
The HILLPIANis
breathless from our hurried
arrived
the
poorWe found a school with
rbtdlesbsrbr
AdvrInat the
s
for
n
Theos PiLLPA
I
el certp4fl that-our track
osc-flmb.
equipment,
material
of
est
vo-.
extensive
an
with
student
A
quick
their
sharpen
will
students
the
AnovrIn.ODA-Y,
dores otnesarledoe
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sessed of a nost meagre endow- teams received' their best training
cabulary can score twice a Ifigh a
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ment, and dependent almost corn- from the dash up those three long
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for this year's version of the Apti- student of equal ability but limited vo- pletely o the tuition fee for its flights of stairs six times a week.
tudeTests Fromscors mad on hlf acabjilary. Similarly, those handicapped existence, yet rich beyond belief in one custom which with our presSptemer
___pare
Mas.,
27 1944
Andovr.
by writifig difficulties cannot express on its Principal, Dr. Bancroft, and in ent surfeit is no longer possible
gave me pleasure. f some visitor,
in teirmins-which--its faculty of l'emarkable men,
hlisentering liy the geat doors that let
paper th huhsAogtenrhsdo
~
Some Play
an attempt will be made to meas- are blocked by the hand. The result is stF6,et were the six girab wooden into the room, was an alumnus, Dr.
~~~~~~~~~ion,
~HE WHIMSICAL wisdom of folklore ure each student's intelligence, abilities; too frequently a cockiness for the first lbuildings of Latin Commons; par- Bancroft, who never forgot names
enhsalleled on the north side of the or faces, would nod to the President
d noplay
atall wok
Thas i
which leaves him bewildered whe hsOld Campus by the English Coin- of the enior.Class and a burst of
and aptitudes.
tl~~at an no
iias it wor
different types of exercises
~~~~~ranging from vocabulary to comprehen-
dozen
Play
Some
Just what these examinations reveal,
makes Jack a dull boy. Many people have
owihterslscn
had cause to comment on the acuracyradteetn
I
and the extent to which the results c
him-tinothelgnDrprctae
Jack
including
statement,
of this
o ths bsicbe trusted has been a matter of fierce
an -te
self rcogitin
controversy in educational circles since
need for relaxation led to the establishwhichthe first one was introduced. Few people
ofthe
mentacivitiesprogra
rogam wichdisagree that the tests are significant,
te
mentof
ativiies
starts ofiilynext
Mody
ad the hardships tat the - Coin- occasions, were the professors of
mon ,boys endured, somehow in the Andover Theological Seminary;
The knowledge of one's own abilities
and the outlets they demand for release those bare rooms boys eager to their seimons, directed at the six
-
lnigalearn
naubei
is- obiul
su
Wehralwmifk-indicates
u
vocabulary is of no use, and an inferi- mons--five in number, for a gen- applause would break out, continue
donor had paid for the erec- inig until a startled and pleased
hc erouso-the
t-crpe--r--h--lte
sea
legat Draerrcotagealumnsthadreacedchi
y- -complexion
iset
eced
lu uswas ad
on
Suntwice
required
Church
tell
you
to
I
think,
while,
worth
it's
and
himself
in
faith
to
lose
causes him
nrr
a;te'rahrsv
lisfrdsietedsofr
o
become a total loss.
s~h is obviouly invaluble in plnning a
Monday. low
bt W~ethera
officially
or-fatignie-ha;s DL• been satisfac- course of study findh determining an ocUntil a few years ago, there were
cupation. It also restores hope to those
few school organizations designed for torily proved in all cases.
o soe ncnvninl
Duigtiuciniinrinthcyosate'db
no
left
the hobbyist, and the curriculy~m
~~ ~ ~~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~~Ec
time in its schedule even for establsihed much has been discovered by the use of tests. Since aptitudes do not change,
groups such as Philo, the publications, the scientific method, it was inevitable each student would need to take a scithe Society of Inquiry, and their.....
that such an effective discipline should entific aptitude examination only once
e appliedi to new fields. From the field at any time during high school or colof
matrbwre
a group
stdernstandnttos
tgete ond a newuidea asplan orkset- of psychology there has sprung a body lege, although it would be most useful
tirig aside a regular period each day for of knowledge which increasingly threat- at an early age. From the results, the
to overshadow the parent, and with- school would have-an indisputable-rec~~~ens
-pidity
-~
-..
.
.
.
t-he-pursu_1it--of a-ny- nterest an ldividual-
---
a dead
wil reevhh
or eight "theologs" attending_ the
services-most were out-of-town to
Preach at country churches-were
long and not always edifying to
remember one
IP.A. students;
of the Commons buildings!I memorable effort, one hour and
was three storied,--two suites on' forty-five minutes, on the subject.
each--4loor, study and two bedrooms. "The Tripartite Nature of God."
No furniture of any sort was sup- *'Theni days is gone forever."
plied. each occupant bought his'
own, and you may lie sure it ws
scat; eveii te stove had
to roomer;
et
Y
A rate drabvidualreedois'tit
weAlodtheda pcte,-sou i.
never understood how 'The school with its small faculty-
-some-of-thean--eld-toget-her1--water4
tw-elv, as TtecalIr. br-ffVe-hun red
to lbe fetched from a well sonnel boys-of course granted a rather
fasuetsptnilteoeIad
r
ainlrc
did earn-and out of gratitde to Phillips for their opportunity, have made possible all the
beauty, the comfort, and the oppor
Ec which you now enjoy.
n
oetaiis
tdn'
e-odo
ilrcietentoa
might enjoy. With this purpose, the ac- tradcd
ognition it deserves. This knowledge has which would provide a wealth-of exact
its incetion.
~been gathered by various human en- detail that the present system cannot
tivities hadprogram
Today, there is such a variety of gineering laboratories with an increas- measure. Surely such a method is worth
clubs and enthusiasts that few students
distance away. Im sure that if great freedom to the individual;
cleanliness is next to godliness, one had to develop his own reliance
own initiative;
we had, at least in winter, few o self and h
righteous. Ashes went out the-back Ihobby clubs of all sorts played a
much as pop bottles do large part 'Jin our lives and thele
today from dormitory rooms or was ample room for them, for the
_________________tiown the cellar stairs. Why no fres schedule of recitations called -for
resulted is a question that cannot sixteen hours a week; there was
-
.window
ingndisptablefact.investigating.boy of
By various tests, a minority of which
a somthin for
willbe
lss ta fin
aet
natmti
their leisure hours~_ Shooters, model- aewitn
makers, linguists, readers, authors, muswic'haeMost
isoutea
leattd.
sicaii,cietissnature-lovers, artists,
actors,
carpenters,
are
these
isolated.
far been
soAmong
and stenographers
)
~
~
~
~
nwrd'li~efrdbtnfrraig,
of the 'school lived in pri- for any undertaking that caught a
Most of the school
houses scattered all over the b)oy's fancy.
there was no dining hall; grew strong under these con~~~~~~~~~~~~~towli;
~'ate
aste in half a dozen boarding ditions; but there were enough who
steubo)ys
BuflBi"Coysie
tweezer dexterity or the catotheirlikin. Infinger and
will ind ativites
and theirei
food
fotheirusdfreedomre
pmisused
Bllhouse'slfwhosethpriceshofor,
"Bufalo
wit
or
wrk
fr
to
teirmanal liing. wor
pacties
fnd n acivitie
will
a
cnsequence
n
gave
and
leisure
Commons
those
but
greatly,
a
varied
Purely
film.
night's
of
Saturday
ject
wit
dsoreor
work
maua
i
forh
their favorite avocations, they -can find ptis
years
took
it
Phillips;
to
name
as
bad
jobs
have
pi-biographical movie, "Buffalo Bill" stars ' boys who did not
esaefor a while-from the pressure of- 'no awy conieacutng
McCrea and Mau- waiters in the more expensive under Dr. Stearns' brilliant and
not always cincide; accounting ap~i-Joel
school life.
Places had to eat in-one of three or undet-standing leadership to wipe
of
a deftness in the manipulation
~~~~~~~tude,
school life.
reen O'Hara in a mixture fonli' places, and these were hot al- out-that i'eputation.emramnfsa
By s etting aside definite quarters-ubr;nme
wsi h casom ht h
anuchasing equipment, the schoolI
Itwsiteclsomtatte
thanthe
more
charge
to
lowed
adventure
West
of-Wild
inducmind;
photographic
the
of
tion
fe
enbephedfeenulbrt
asd
an rodeo how buinessdollars a week; rental of half a inspiration came. Under the scholar.
diffeent
th ofer
clus to
has enaled
S uite in Commons was three dollars ly dire~tion of Stowe, Forbes, Forean oe hwbsn
goup
as a than ayindividu L lie-esonling,, oi%the ability to sense a
more
man, Graham, Benner, then young
with buckskin, a term,.
iff rentsprinkled
any
commn
aong unty
niyamn mnIdfern
might be able to buy and own or his como
there unrolled before us an
No Librarymen,
creativeimagination, a few thousand ylling
objects;
a s
Thea
fewlthousandstyellingesNofiLibrary
own pleasure, Thus the Camera Club ojcscraiemgntoasurfeit
n
f"fehfed
it
th2urii
save
no library,
Indians, tchnicolorand lovTheewas
discrimin-Inistciolradlve
pitch
concepts;
and
ideas
has hotgrahicsuplie suficentfofof
us
to
held
new";
-they
lpastuies
to
uncle
belonged
that
had
~~~~~~~~~~~~~books
supplies sufficient
jor
has photographic
to
wide
us
they
led
standards,
rigid
in
kept
were
these
Taylor;
is
aM
kled
"uflBi"camsh
measure
which
memory,
tonal
and
ation
can
Club
Printing
the
a professional;
msica alilit; oservtio; meoryfirst Indian at eleven, and continued locked cases in a locked room of i-eading along many lines and often
orkwortyte
o anypres;
turnout
theirmusicalfoabiliy; obervtionprl; emor with some fervor until the government the academy building; so were not suipplied from their own libraries
wory ofinypes
tuouwork
easily accessible,,evennhaddweetheebooksstheyym'ecommended.
appraisal; and
in their
pride proportion
design;
power fortake
Woodworkers
and the Model Railroaders structural visualization, the capacity for frowned on such things. During the pe- wished to read the rather ponder- classes were large, often forty' or
prouction.Fortu-seeingmany objects in -a simple design. niod when "Go West,-Younrg Man" was ous tomes. There was no infirmary more boys; one had to be alert or
lay mss
trak by
the impetus behind the rocketing West- for the sick, and the few who fell fall behind and the discipline was
es
nw n
otee
oruiseeingadto
elasuticnd
progams
laty the
ill hlad to depend for food on a kind- quick to fall where needed. Most
now admas
n adiiontothee
s
nd
eastc
iprgrm
natlyth
'y ippe dto encourage any new organii- urable a~itudes, the laboratories give ward expansion, Cody killed -countless ly roommate; fortunately there of us reared under the tutehage of
%vocabulary tests and personality tests. buffaloes, finding their hides and meat were not many who were so un- those great teachers recall them
za tion by gvnitagostrwthhe
eeecwt
n
w
wt
hand in-t has been proved that vocabularyi more valuable than Indian scalps. He lucky
o
giingipace, maters,
a
Bulfinch Hall, now the isolationgatudadanbingfeco:
an aptitude and that its possesinmet and married a girl at this time -andin-not
aterals
spae,
necesar
for the English Department, ' Despite all its conditions it was'
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ward
session
structors.
machines;
When
activities
there'occur several excellent lovese- once the academy's recitation hall, a wonderful school for the lad who
were 'first intro- is not an indication of basic intelligenc
duced, some students misinterpreted~he
However, it has also been conclusively
gesture and felt that more "work" was
etbihdtavcauaystegrt-
uences at this point.
--
ilhs
AamIe,"ufl
n
being imposed upon them in the guise est single factor in school, businesk~ror good qualities; as a "Wild West" me1oof recreation. Nothing could be further personal success despite individual abili- drama, superb is the only fitting adstudnt i requred o, ties. Personality, though it might seem jective. The technicolor is excellent, and
he fat.
from N
ind nohing to be
activty;
take
soe a can
mat-tr
for
sychol-ists
is
.
theloaton
ceesai
taken perecly.
here Oliver Wendell Holmes re- was eager to learn; I think it still
ceived his college preparation, had a wonder'ful school and I pray that
become the gymnasium; it housed each of you may imbibe here such
a rather small and decrepit lot of love of-sound learning, such "self
conselfyears
selfmay
knowledge,
everence,
clubs,
dumbbells
in the long
that he
in tr'ol"
savewas
all -times
at Indian
kept lockedand
the late winter; then its north door ahead be grateful and glad for his
wauloke
in th
aftenoo
to
sta
at Phillip
Acnamy.
Page Three~
~
Socer Squa DriI~sKSmash
.A.
.4
Game
or Harvard 48'
Team.
Hard
Under
Working
JimRyley" Has
Jim
k
~.-*~ESNSTRA
fieldSheul-,Movies To Be Taken of All Games
Saturday the Andover football team W~ill take the
fc h
esn ~te
fte14
nisfrtgm
fieYle n ivefrsty Junio Varsity44 F-ro ,a indihe ation the
is a good one, as it is sound in all departments, well
coached; and possesses a great amount of spirit, notably in
Js
it captain,-Ed Mead.
'
-
I
-
g ptain-elect Fred Zonino. Working track this~ year, the soccer team
rough a heavy schedule of eight will receive the valuable services
Chittick. Lou
11mes, this year's team will be of track stars C
io.A
n
oh
I. tiler inexperienlced. The only re- Kushr
Pr~~~i- According to Coach Ryley, indi*
are forwards
fradPiA
rniflg lettermen
-will
-iIrcle
v en
sagainst
l
'i ljCah
I
This Y ear
forwards line andwnasathstrong heavyel
finite. - For the g~alie position, backfield.
The manager of tis year's -team
ndled masterfully for the last
a vo years by Dan Carroll, it seems is John Blake. This year's schedule:
here
Harvard
t ke a toss-up between Dick deWitl, Oct. 7
away
Gov. Durnmer
tosceadBroOt
newcoe
here
British Sailors
14
l- from the 1943 all star- club team. IOct.
hereNew Hampton
i the--full-back- spot- it -- ll- prob- Oct. 18s
here
British Sailors
ily- be v-eteran IJoe Wo5;,an, and Oct. 2 1
here
Deerfield
28
-Qet.
euhoff.
hrP18
e. ufs
ov
4
Tfshran
At te positionls of half-back, r-No.4
oy
ExtraaIwilhdmeins
irning fromi last year's squad ar
n Taylor, A. G. Kerrigan and Mas-,
ury
Mcomerand D. Anderson
Althese
fronkjTast
veterans
To~ ()r-gan iz
N
iE
,Inall poaiiy
ayAdvrwt
E I S students
are looking forward to the
beginning of eighteen spl
nex
~erin-O
ties and war courses
T
activiM onday,
Cor~etition To Start IOctober 2. The various pastimes
ear's squad will have tough comn offei'ed by the school allow students
Friday, Octobeir 6th
ersalcu,
etition frmls
do'something that interests theta
.to
embers.
Among those looking
Club football squads begin to, whether it is painting, woodworkood are S. Bissell. F. Doyle,
larier, J. B. Snook, Batchelder and practice tomorrow afternoon to pre- ig, mechanics, or any- othdi' hobby.
All activities will be open to
pare for the initial games to be
[cCracken.
Because thei'e will be no fall held on Friday, October 6. Club those intei'ested during the hour
tart at he sameaftei- lunch. 1:00-2:00 P. M1.So that
soccer wrkouts
in
student will have
~~~~~~~~~each
time.
-plainly
The Hrtiga
Phamacy
PRESCRIPTIONS
-'Main at Chestnuit
-
Andover Inn
r. Weverwho led last year's mind the variety of hobbies and
winning Greek eleven, will coach coui-ses offeied, lists will be disthe same team this fall. The tributed in assembly on Saturday.
Roman
in theam,
Septmber
hich fnishe0. Thee liss wNI nfiishe in
whih
he Sptemer 3. Thse lsts i~l nRomanteam
cellar last November, will' try to elude all activities, their respective
A former mneeting, places, and when the first
a comeback.
make
Roman himself, Mr. Groblewski, iee~ing will bie held.
the squad's mentor. In their
-is
TheArtholdClubisanen
debu they willd' bate the Gerees
The Art Club
debut
they
will
battle
the Greeks.
Accommodation s moderately priced
George
Brokey, Mgr.
George____M_____k___________
ANADVER ART STUDIO
PORTRAITS AND GROUPS
SNAPSHOT FINISHING
Pictuce-.framing and repairing
l Of
123 Main
Street Street
Main
schedule has not been fully completed, but there will be games
l h
lbi
lyi
hc
the -irsrLauThe -s-e-cono
---wads -and&
Saxons
teams wvill participate.
2J
are the defending champions,
Dalton
Pharm
Andover
Dalton Pharma~~~cy
PhIarmzacy Fr a Pr oft
National Bank
lul-
ANDOVER,
16 Main Street
he
~
~
~
~
~
~
i
and the Addison Gallery, where it
o
iso,
h
ieto
ne
rneusi
teGus
atya'
Siiice so many students intend wl meet, students can test teir
soccer, coaches, skill at painting. sculptuiing, and
to play club
Messi's. Leavitt, Heintzleinan and ai'lhitecture. This club should lie
ost beneficial to those boys whose
Cory andone
othr maste to be
named,selet
mst first nd sec-interest lies i this b)road field.
Tlhe acute p~apei' shortage- someoind teams from each club. The
Goo
Fod-Cmfrt-ablen,
IfWlzrr
The- Art Club will be this year
Mr. Winslow's Saxons will fight
.4 Treadway
~
Inn~ ~
~~~~~the
opening contests,
b
Good
MASS.
o da
ext M~are
evening.
This year's
offi- special
'Gould
Shaw
Negro
of the State Prison in
William
thes Rev illet
huse
nston,
-TeSaeCe
ntejvnl
Stage Cew should meet Shiewre
oi th
iotnas terjuenied
with -Mr. Taylor on Monday. This churtsr orke
o eun
part
organization is an important
of school functions, for an efficient in postwa- adjustment frTlri
stage crew is a vital pai-t of any ing serviee.Tegopswrk
o
fsekr
successful lprodtiction here on the igotapoia
n
tuensine-ete
okigchaplaiii
ChaudestowntMass.,dand
~~~~~~~Ieson.Complete
-
interracial settlement house.
The idea for drawing up a Constitution for Cir'cle A has been suggested and wom'k on this will beg-in
~~~~~~~~~~~Tis
year thle hi-weekly
-
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_of
ER SO
BA BR-SO
the Commons.
-
. dinner.
-~-aftei
have
away,
we
away,
we
have
Boys
DLU
Hours: S A.M.
WATCHMAKER
carry
-
-JEWELER
Optical Service
Full Line of Quality
Sho~~r
-
.
- --
Membei'ship is open
Ih, Biagest Little' Je'welpv S.,pe
ties stat",~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ol
to
~leiesedt
interested
sffcinty
sufficiently
in any of tile activities.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~paicipateto
all
l
_________________________
Hwsyu
We are
now equipped to
I. :?
-stripe
)-
do book-binding as
niI
well as handling any
branch of printing.
e
Townsmnan Press
Tel. 106
THE PHILLIPIAN
bn
,di
to bi'-i
i11.
.d
Nol
... r a-way to rda inca
a-pNo'Iiif
relaxcainji
or
soldiers in
~~~~~~~~To
rrow D)ealer.
nd
s
p
eeykid/o
trp
stripe
,.nart looking
the new Arrol"
''lmiris. Give 'em the onice
m.,r today. $2.24 up.
a
taniong
Coca-Cola is a reminder of what they left behind. On "Company
Street"s as on Main Street, Coca-Cola standls for the pause that
q
Coca-Cola in your icebox at Lomd is a symbol of
a friendly way of living.Itsnurlfrpouanmc
BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA COLA COMPANY BY
to acquire fricindly abbreviatidons.
SALEM COCA-COLA BOTTLING Co., Inc.
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h -
Iia dc-w
~tapto stripes, candy'
pe~~~~~~~.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ii
.
camp, from the Gulf Coa!-E to the north woods,
Inc. rejreshes. Ice-cold
O2F
P.M.
-7
OPTICIAN
.
Lawrence Bindery
PRINTERS
APo.
JOHN H. GRECOE
meetings
will
rp
eUA
A
SA
AndovertAndve
Street56
this i'oornai~~~~~~~~~~tetheras56totMainom
theil' ti'ays il~~~~~~~~~~~~to
Tel. And. 830-R
neetillgs will lbe held duigatl
-~~~~~~~~
acquired The
4 Park Street
boys
Andover. nn
isk
pocart nlfte
o tae
The school donated a, 100-volt D.C. teand
The Camera Club
This yeai the Camei'a Club will genet-ator, which now supplies all cussions of postwar problems at
continue to tunction under the di_ the power i'equired to i'un the en-!the Foieign Policy Association.
Continued on Page 4,1 members also plan to do somerection of Mli'. Minard. Provided
paintliig and carpentry for the
Intei-national Institute in Lawrence,
Ia~~~wo-
these
Watches and Jewelry Repairing
ROPaPTCLSmVC
Attractive Gifts
tetTl4
6Mi
what hindei'dtepogssfth
Hill
th whoescoCotyerive
in iie- Pearson ba'senient thoseSpnoClteDrvPrinting, Club last ear. However-.
Besides providing some leaderinte-este meinbers of the Model
rea-tim ificultinesth
PuRevery
p
e
to RailroadClub will meet again this ship-in the Andover Guild andBA
.lcniuder Stuhken
alRvmeP's
roll this year. Mr. viii
All new boys, who would like Isponsoring the old, clothes and
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~year
w
book drives and speeches, this
will supeirvise this group, but the twoknseiey.heeci'ical
task 'of printing Church progiams coitiols. oi track 'construction are year- Cii-cle A plans sevei'al internStr
rp
noBso
tedtefrtetn
and infoimation on other special crilyivtdt
SuetgtrpinoBtno
vietoatnthfis
events lies onl the shoulders of thecodal
Last year was a very suc- day afternoons to gain an under~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~meeting.
ftesca
one
for- this organization. sadn
-cessful
mnembers.
7V
Both
BILLINGS. INC._
settlement
Iwill take place in the Rose Room
rint-Shop
Company.
notice.
evc be at the ends. Anderson and H owie'
nscz
l xer
ganizaticniClis
oiinHn
ttetcl
Board Re
The Reading Club, which last arond Andoyei. is o te
oiinHn
ttetcl
yeax- was under Mr~. Gier-ascli's di.- of Selectmen of Andover and is IRe
and Brot Bishop at guards,
the town's repi'esentative to the Warren
e
11
ii
ewl
rbbyIand Pei'ry Griffith at center, The
seby
iectio w~ill also uteet n x Monday Stt
t
hag Collier and Macrbbyscn
during the Activities Hour. MSaeAsml.H.il
o
ag
Viflleumier- will lbe id chai'ge of thi talk about the waship. A.he boys'-'e
ColnueonPg4
te
n
h
onhp
g-upfrtecmnsholeacanhl
shouldofind tchisl aren vited speakers are Mr.. Morris R. ______________
and~~~~~~~grou
fian
Taylor, directo- of the Robert
interesting activity.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
tertaining and
n itretngatiiy
__________________
While you've been
Monday
opsiono-tte
as follows: Harry Reid,spleth
cers
Archie Coolidge, vice backs into the clear.
n president;
akomfclteti
e
ees
deOlr
O h
thusiastic group has in the past president; Tiony Kerrigan, secreturned out some excellent materiaI tary-treasurer. The roup, with thesev engeprmeofod
for- use in school publications. Also, help of Mi-. Baldwin and Mr. Cory,seven.geprmeofod
thelan
atrhal
lectures and slides, wich cover' faculty adv'isor's of Circle A, plan gnreses. en
near ly ever-y phase of amateur- pho- to have a discussion meeting; at also stopped the ball carriers cold
togi-aphy, wei-e given by the East-'least once a month. Several prom- on severalcaso.
workers have already! t ~~~~~~~Thus
manl Kodak Co. last year.\ With iment social
with one extensive scrimI
ooa
mg
eidte~oce
plans fo- a new literary magazine been invited to speak at these.
aehnd Flarnagancans pretty
Ir
oSekmaey
oln
already drawn up, more students
will be asked to supply material.I
first of these, Mr. J. Everetwelelwhthirtatiginu
Thex-efoie. all camera enthusiasts ,ThQ
ranwl
Ioliiis. will Npeak Octobei' 2. Mr.CatiMedndTm
are urged to o out foir this o-C
~~~21
rm-Shop
was
U
Have a Coca-Cola = Soldier, refresh yoi~urseff
-an
fes
the srb.Teptnyo
Srs.
ew fotony
8 Und rraduate AA t2it
tv tee Iadsclsrie-ognzinIni
TH U R S D A Y
O EE
rnofisofns
scdtam
seodtmsan.-ofis
n
lyoDleTpet
Io
ofitClayton Darley, Tfport andr
afteir score. Clayton. at quarter, and
Tippett, at right half-were particuHarry Reid Heads
ste
eldofsm
lrysrn
With the
r esnSociety
a ani
Jack Eastham carries the ball forward f
runs. Smith once again showed
AA
Cryiice
scrirma e, The varsity football team meets Yale Saturday.
h Cmplneed
i eralponasig abtys
,i
Stai-ting next Monday, October~ seveanietsetoCpinMd
h
lns
Circle A. Andover's community ad'inTmemna
the line the work of Hank Warton
en. a newly converted guard, and
evcIrai
scil
vry
terJohnnie Anderson at tackle deserve
-
CL BA
M.
<1%IT
The first team is as yet very' in-
r's. Also returning from last year's .
uad and out for the forward ptions, -are Isitt, Prideaux, A. As-
-
The first scrimma ge was held on
full-back cations are that this year's team
he formed of a. fast but light
and
Isitt.
Leads Spirited Team;
Ed Mead
I:
With a squad of over 50 hopefuls and a nucleus of only
i'ee eturnig lettermen, veteran coach Jim Ryley hopes to
nteam
adathm
metr
at ggrsietemt
ectober 7 No captain has yet beemn elected in the absence of
aux and
ogan.
PESP
L
-LEO-NS.
.
'~~~
~tOn
Schedule
8-Game
IY
Through- Tackle
That's why
you
hearA
Coc-Col called "Coke".
o___________
T ~uee
R R 0 f/s 1 r
LoRd~
s11i1
O
T1S
E'UImLLIuN
Page Four
14eS 0 0 0
c~~a
A~~~~kowl
shaied t'ie scoring honors with Ted
Heckel. Here's wishing Miyrt a
speedy r-ecovery' and with this reicoyoe
covery alarse
Exe-ter.
rhis week inaugurates a newv line
of material or the PHILLIPIAN,
Ii the starting of a spoits column.
Unlike the unsuccessful attempt
niade a few years back at this miode
of getting te sporting news of the
week around the campus, this col-
*
h
laso
stictly wit sportslookout for baseball material, aumn willdeal
ititet-est of the immediate vicinity most had his hands on a first rate
wandering into rehashes of pitcher. As a matter -of fact, this
-without
the big time news. III this %Nay t is pitcher was so good and had so
stuff" that nobody could
the author's hope to let the school much
Even Ken Sutherland
him.
touch
gridthe
of
news
the
of
some
o
Ii
iron, the hockey rink or the ball, got no place with a 34"1 Louisville.
u ut as Art had him almost
diamond that is passied otiV~Y
animal
NWe wvoilt try to ick the World signed 'up the evasive
Series champs or the wininer of the slipped away and signed up with
Podunk . vs Tippecanoe College- the "Black with White Stripe Sox."
~~~Thanksgiving Day game, but will
first coiicel-n ourselves with local
~The
11I
athleti items
*
oewoi
r
11II NSTRIIUCTORS
I N LT V
J0FAC
JO N F CUT
u
~~~~~The
brother
to
complex seems
have hit P. A. pretty harLf1rh
the
The Headmaster's House
Septembef, 19, 7:30 p.m.
was clled to order
FallITerm
the
of
meeting
Council
first
The
in
be.
announced
not
band will
by President Moher. All were present except for Gains, the secretary,
assembly. They wlfl appear in- ~Continued from. Page' 3who was not to return to school for a month. Dr. Fuess was also
XV
W. M Sides will be in
gines.
stead on the bulletin board timunable to attend, being confined to bed.
cltaige of this hobby gioup. .
hitmediately opposite Miss
Bishop was elected to act as secretary until Gains' return.ney's office.
It was decided that meetings for the year were to start WedClub
________________Radio
nesday, the twenty-seventh, after lunch, and to come at that 'ime
The Radio Club this year will
every Wednesday thereafter.
on
Morse
in
activities
its
continue
Moher reminded the Council that two senior members were to
asement. The-'Ham" station-b4
*
-,.
proctor ot the Movies on Saturday nights, as in Athe past.
e
o
cae inteSntaya
in
tea
dances
three
be
that/there
decided
nd
proposed
It
was
wartime
Plans are going forward for the used t his year because of
thFalTrhefstdceobeonOoerheevt.
amateur
governing
restrictions
Several
magazine.
ziew literary
IMoher also reminded the Council that it was Its duty to take
However.
meetings of iterested students short-wave l)1oadcasts.
of class elections. Nominations are to fall on a Wednesday
ch~rge
"Short
on
work
members
years'
were held last May, and Bill Prior last
morning and elections to come on the following Satuirday. The
-was elected Editor-in-Chief for the wave receivers and transmitters,
Council is also to take charge of assemblies on Saturday morning.
first issue. He comes to the inaga- 'amplifiers, and other electrical apSurday the twenty-thlrd, the Pr'sident is to tell the school
On
interdoubt,
without
and,
paratus.
term as Literary Editor
zine after
of the PHILLIPIAN. -There ae ested boys will find plenty to keep~ of the functions and purposes of the Student Council.
itwsrole'hateCunlsrvehoghhecmg
many other positions open for stu- them busy i the Morse Basement.atuathltrivonesth.ryo in thiscoitg
l thetane
rs
yea to
Aeits in the literary,- art potog- Mr. Barss will direct this gioup this
year.yertrasthatndcetahlicotss.'yonghsI
dartments.4
business
and
raphy,
washoetatsho'sprtcudbhldtahihlv.
More definite announcements will
At the close of the meeting the Council briefly discussed and
Under Mr. Follansbee's direction.
be made later7"Prep Night." It was decided
was~-trfavor of having a well organized
temBrdgandng
tradition of a literarbesyo
e.
itfclyprvlhw
toa
Monday.
next
again
meet
will
litrar maa..Club
fafulytippnvof,
thisveZinie was begun before the birth of Theawai
PHILLIPIAN-for the Mirror Te piayfntrap andtisnaiRspcuysumttd
~~~The
B. H. BI1SHOP, Temporary Secretary
ifr
td
to-a
was first published in 1864. Two gaizatn
Plans Continue for
Literary M a~gazinle
ago it was forced
aeyears
li
Cotne
.
to close
ent___types____a__d_____________ig__at___ons____The___
h
n hi
tes
through an unfortunate comn ent mirto
staA ir- n~iation of circumstances, but now mebers also set out feeding
yBl
the
is
This
Sanctuary.
in
the
tions
employed
Airbeen Bell
'has by
outstanding track and football stars ct-aft for the past year. He is liv- renewed student and faculty inter- olclbonteHlthtsuesadFlPli.Helownhiunie
est should produce an entertainingon'clbnthHilhasude
in WiVlliams Hall.
udnrtig
arvrd.Lou
hereand-at
and many PA
- - any fom-m of nature,
in 1943 Captain and
had
nowJim,
magazine.
the Army Air3 Corpsi and Rick cu-M.AthrHoe
should find t intem-esting.
Mr. ArthuMrrVileumeristhofcutyadstudents
Jack Fisher had CniudfoiPg1--down
past few years.
enepoe
Willo and Bob. all of whom were,'a
-
-
-,
-
-
o.0
I
Th
il-ec
ow
no
tat~e
gain
I M EN M E
GRID
~
Liberator Bomnhers. At Aidover I
belonged to A. U. V., the Glee club
SA URD Y
ti-iple
trpleA
A
ent
oS
n tt..itLETh
was onay
er
team two yeai-s, And Wa
ino trfack,
Ii
trckwas
______Swimming
L
-
-'
0e
ei~I
ucce
lbdeDan
dieten of thnel
ho
3
fndom Paeian
Colnte
Science Club'
A giaduate of the University of visor; Mr. Morgan supervises the
rently fighting for a first team berth'
nayImsoy
ositrse
hs
o
magazines
new
The
department.
at-t
Mr.
1927),
A.
(B.
~Petnsylvania
and
Jack
Also
team.
year's
on this
U.S.IA. A. F.,Swas.i-epoitwasmispootyd
-11n,
thosetboysninterested inoanycdikehat tackles, Lynch-sandyJcm
was recently apJim Mead,
Ed andHowes
Tait. Arthur
Jim and
entity from serach part of the vast field of Science. Mead at guards, and Larry Ward at'ing ovei- Fraice on -MVay 12, 194 ival
rec ntl ap- isd sta r
wasutya
tote
Jimr aitnd and JrimfthMead, andh Aitui
Wai- Departm t nwr
Sorota ask Charlie Smith or structol- i Music. He was organist large b~ags of gold waiting for theI the Science Club was organized center. In the backfiefd there are and the
~~~~Coach
La.,
died on that date.
hie
quar-.'ports
at
Easthain
full,
at
Beach
Bob
in
be
aul's lucky student who wins a forth- and formed. Mr. Weavei will
Johnnie Anderson, "Are there any and choirmaster at St.
leie
Cyr
Lt.
1941.
in
gi-aduated
Rick'Danna
and
half,
at
i-ight
Phelps
ter,
hsgopwihwill
cIn-eo
church;.Chestnut Hill, Pa., then at coming contest.
more at home like you?"
R.. died, ofd woundndivlnn
S.oN.U.
half.me-NormerNoulese.hlTayNori-ourU.T
heft first time.eetHudMonderfoat
Monday for the
meet ~~~~~~~~~n
, .
St. John's church in Washington,
- -~~
in the Sul erm
in
action
received
be
will
to
school,
back
getting
late
and
Chemistry
Ii
Experiments
C.. and between 1941 and 1944
~~~~~~D
**
*
a backfield Pacific . Although at Ando'ver to veek
for
contender
a
strong
year
last
and
made,
be
can
Physics
Pinto
Mr.
yea-.
next
A.
M.
his
Tex.
in-Houstou,
church
Christ
l.at
of
Mlyrt Gaines. Captain-elect
C;,Taylor muad he
only one year-. 1cracked his pelvis in nil Beside beimig elected a Fellow of taugh at the Montclair Academy a couple of mnechanically-minded in- Positionl.
~~~~c-rosse.
basketball an me ,
and
football
Vam-sity
Andover
n
new-development
A
engine
automobile
an
took,
dividuals
before
1942-33
from
Jersey
in
New
Organists,
of
Guild
Amei-ican
the
automobile ac-ident this summerOpen Door rove
the
of
mnembei
a
was
taking
the
be
will
year
this
football
was
This
it.
and will not be back to school until Mi-. Howes has taught at the Vir- joining the Spanish Department apar-t and reassembled
ard.,
and tb
club
Glee
the
E.,
P.
A.
These
game.
of
eery
of
movies,
member-s
interested
what
of
typical
here.
the
Seminary,
the middle of November at the ginia Theological
rmov*
MerrWaldron
(j.g.)
Lt.
Choir.
up!
picking
in
coaches
the
help
will
of this Club will be able to'do.
Mr. E. Merrill Reed
~~~eailiest. Whethetr this accident will jjrnivei-sity of the South Summer
ni
boa
PT
of
a
commander
Jr.,
in
Wam-d,
out
come
which
defects
small
under
Club.
Aet-oplane
Model
The
Mathethe
of
associate
Anew
tteHusnCnan en to Myx-t's ahletic careet -Sho.ad
- put
ikl
nd actual play. Taken by Mr. Watts i
ilmnisspriin
Department is- Mr. E. Mer- Mr
rearyoMui.matics
Andover remains to be seen, but
~~at
Bel
the Pacific, was iled n ao
n
ilieo
te
frmteItns
Wdworkning Cub.ewihon ath
-nh Redeoftongo
ofM.MHeigadit undobtedlywill pu out o ac..
yeri-c
Lt.
rom the stands, they will beSshtenbeon-Sept1944. Lt.1Ward
Reed of Bangor, Me. He
rillgraduated from Hebi-on Academy, be- James is in charge of. will start to the team on the Tuesday nights on the Lacrosse team for thr-e
Mr. Radcliffe M. Oxley
tion for a while one of the year's
yeais and captain of it in his seni o an
fore being enrolled at the Univer- them- activities also on Monday.floiteam.
of
ReadM.Oxley
-Radcliffe
prm~n-titS4fit
~~most
ltoi
yer nteViiysi
Typeher
meet
ivill
Whitehill
Miss
sity of Maine. Besides earning his
eprm tsof
-starred at end on the J.V. fool- Ing jond te
m
hockey *quads, and the Athletc
B. in 1930 a Cor~nell, Mr. Reed w'riting class on the same day.Of
o the J.V. La ti i atid German this year.A.
last fall and
lmeball a
in the winter Dur- 1919 he graduated from Andover, also received his B. S. degree from the lnguagseoffredob thelchool
squad
eres
n
.
nPA
oni.Iewsas
~
~
I
ihM.-Pno
the lacrosse season he con- and Ii 1925 he received his A. B. 'Boston University. He has taught SpknFec
ing
iquE
diteioest
Phlonnd32was -elct
(lnhi
Gibson.T
tinually spai-k4~ the team while he :degr'ee from Dartmouth. Mr. Oxley at the New York Military Academy, Spoken French wvith M
thsewaEdornCifofhecIfFu
--fotPgialso studied at Harvard and Admit-al Famragut.Naval Academy, Spoken German with Mi-. van der C tne
, - ~~~has
Blue Book. Art Editor- of the Po these
'~N
Players
French
the
and
Stuken.
othet
and
School
Pomfret
the
in
the Univet-sity of Konigsburg
~~~~~~~~~at
Poupi-ri, and on the Art Boam-d ofed,
the
I
E.,
A.
of
P.
A
mnembetBurina.
Ocon
mieet
w~ill
Cochr-an
Mr.
with
1937-39
Folif
academies.
military
the
at
taught
has
He
~~Gem-many.
-
*
r~uet~
Ii
-EET
TTMONIJ
Henceforth, all notices regm-d-
iug the activities of the school
.
By C C Mc~~racken
iue
(:LUBS, COURSES
Band Notices
-'
nd er H orRli
t l Sixty-Flive
Z~
ANDOVER
ANDOVER
SchoolSt. Mark's
~~~~~~~~~Choat
CONIPANY
COAL
& Nicol
COAL
COMPANY~an
.owe, Pres.
~~~~~~~Gu
'
abig.M-.Oly
two children ae
He attended
Hotise.
action
P~oituguese
'E~~~~~hIUIUENUE~~~~~~~
-
*
~Nlummteer-
as a
B A
~his
in
the Lincoln P
l~~~~aratoiy School Mr
~
the
Following his
Navy.
~~ti
agduationfhom
PLE"S
Tj.IIJIVLI7L4L.ALJ
EM
the Lisb~ointewika
.Naval Aademy during the last 'genc
two -ears ot World 1'War I and sawv ~
___________________________somne
lb.-.
Mr. Cyril G. Sat-gent of PoviMi
. joined the Mathed-ence. FA,
ie
living
Spares
e crduated
H ria
Lt.
P. A. only one
Roe
year and;
in 192;. Paul Benjamin
the class of '35, died in
D~"itof
a
a-aM.Sn
them Mt.94Harno
md Vt12
TP
A
-rs
pota
-amid
Pinto eam-ned
degr-ee fiomi Ham-vam-d
tuool
.
in
~
.Mt
their
in
Mr. Richard
to the
Andover
hockey
all
St d n
dut-ing the summer. If this had haplened. the pond might have been
H. Sears
almostdd-aittedfbP.t.A--ntroug0theMef
of P. A in 1920, i\'li. for-ts of the ground crew who
,
A gm-a~~luate
Columbia and - Boston Univet-- Ritchar-d I. Seam-s of Cambi-idge worked late ~Into the night, under
fom which he ;Ai1 i-eceive - tetut-ned to his Alma Mater as Inflood lights, the dam was saved. It
i Latin. At Harvard he w~as a long and difficul7 job and at
________________________________ -str-uctor
one
asoly
time, the wtr
Mr.1924Sears
19~l5.
iii
onwonrwato
his one
and has
B. mai
earned hlisEd.A.M.
MILRSSOE
over.
inch fom washing
a
er
M
d
R
T
HO
in n13.Mr
the Adirondack-Florida
taught
~~at
flrAJ'~~~~J1LJ.JO
~~~RCO
D Ssity.
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PACKARD TAXI SERVICE
TransferLE'
BaggageBaggage
Tra__________________
SERVICE
ISSEY
TAX
MORR
Expert Shoe Repairing
t
Eetia
R
La
ub
u pis
NW PPR
R crsee
MAGAZ I NES
thReicoharasdoethr
tetw
1942. and has recently done wo-k'
a m~~~p..~~
NEWctrcAlPERS
squad. On the night of the hurricane. the water in Rabbits Pond
ttraee
oqikyta
to go over the dam and wash away
l-sSm-eI
leliving
ohide
chihati-etdonei-eer
oioiHl.-
astr-ous
eE
at-
kabbit-s-Pond Dam
Sodas-and Ice Cream
,
tended
squad.
u
ntc
in Taylom Hall.
Smyr-na, Tenn., last August 25th.
ning of the Summer Session. He
Mr. Manuel F.. Pinto -eWitt-wasa Lieutenanit instruct-uncaemyhv
ThDcn
Btown
at
B.
degiee
Ahis
eceiVed
Sam
.Pnoo
\l.Mnel
ofyfu-nie
tgsuet
nianica. Spain. is the new master Univer-sity iI 1933 and his M. A. 1been just a breeze to some people
them e i 1935. Having done gad- in Andover. but it was almost dis'
iichrgso
viche
-
i
Baseball
_______1sity
M r. Cyril G. Sargent
Nchos Scool
and he &Bown
and their
N- S '
LTE -
Yor-k City.
School,
IS
Vat-sity football team and the Vat-- the Miiror.
School, hie did social service work in New tobem 2
ont
the er
GR3NETING
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conIc4
CRSyet
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An o e
I
publi
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~S
Tel. 1175
hswf
slvngwt
and two ciidien in Rockwell Hall.
___________________________
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tangi
is
ot
Te______
Tn
School, the Arnold School, of Pitts-Str
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Iurgh,
and the Avon School, Avon,
PAUL W. COLLINS, Prop.
Tel. 8059
32, Park Street
fts
held.rs
ed
a'
Bn
I
Bande
,Aplay
S axa~~
w w'
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ESTABLISHED 1854
in
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wi-ill
G. Giovino
Wholesale Grocers
-Fruit
.1ohn t
The
to pL
been
Coo
and Produce
Pin
ye
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Grocery Dept. -19-21 Comnmercial St., Boston~-Mass. -Tel. CAPitol. 7628
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