Milford chronicle., 1938-05-20
UNIVERSITY NOTES


ming, June 6.
The r. o. T. c., group of seniors,
who have completed the r. o. T. c.
course, will receive commissions as
second lieutenants in the U. S. Re-
serve Army. Those who will receive
commissions are: John w. Alden,
Jr., r. H. Anderson, Randall H.
Carpenter, Samuel A. Grayson, John
w. Loud, Jr., Peter A. Mancini. Jas.
L. McCallister, Jr., Edward A. Null
rooney, Julius Reiver, James C.
Stewart, william W. Swayze, Herbert
B. Warburton, Thomas N. Warren
and Ronald F. Zabowski, all of Will
mington.
Samuel NJ. Arnold. Newark; Chas.
C. Brown, Wyoming; Charles David
Crocker, Frankford; Howard F. Dun
lap, Newark; Armel w. Long, Selby-
Vile; Morris John Mcmahon. New
Milford, Conn; Jerome D. Niles, Jr.,
Townsend; Marvin L. Rambo, New
Castle; John F. Wallis, North East,
Mr.; Joshua T. West, MillsbOrO.
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The annual Alumni Day for Della
ware College, University of Della
ware, will be held on Friday and
Saturday Of this week. 1t has been
the custom for many years to hold
this annual meeting and reunion the
Saturday previous to commence
ment, but the custom is changed for
this year to afford alumni an oppOr-
tunity to observe classroom work In
connection with their meeting.
Some alumni are expected here In
time for the baseball game between
Delaware and P. NJ. c. on Friday af-
ternoon and many will remain for
the baseball game with Washington
College on Saturday afternoon. The
classroom work will be observed on
Saturday morning. There will be
dinner in Old College Saturday eve
ming.
The spring sports schedules will
end at the University OF Delaware
this week. Lovers of baseball will |
have an opportunity on Friday and |
Saturday to see the Blue Hens base
ball team which has made a remark
able record, so far this season, in
action. On Friday, Delaware plays
P. NJ. C. on Frazer Field, Newark
and on Saturday, Washington Col
lege will be the attraction.
The Delaware team has won II
and lost but three games this season.
The team has won the last seven
games played.
The tennis and golf teams have
had a successful season while the
track team has won two and lost
two dual meets.
All arrangements have been COM
pleted for the Second Dramatic Con-
ference to be held at the University
of Delaware next Saturday May 2l.
The program begins at 10 a. m, day
light saving time, with conference on
special problems under the direction
of DR.. C. R. Kaso and staff, and con-
tinues throughout the day until 10
D. m, when the final curtai mis- rung
down on New Sweden" the official
of the Tercentenary
Celebration which members of the
Delaware Dramatic Association will
present on the Mitchell Hall stage.
All dramatic organizations in the
State, whether or not members Of
he association, are invited to send
1ne official delegate and as many
,ther representatives as care to at
end.
The complete program follows:
IO-12:3O, conferences on individual
problems; 2-3, Talk and discussion:
Designing the set with minimum
scenery and properties; ga, open
oru mon play selection; As. talk &
md discussion: Some Fundamentals ,
" Acting; Sc. business meeting and
election of officers; $3.50, dinner at
lent Hall; 8, presentation of New
sweden" in Mitchell Hall.
AcrOds, singers and dancers have I
oined in a Statewide effort in the
PRODUCTION of New Sweden to be Civ :
n Saturday, May 81, at $3.50, D. S. !
:, in Mitchell Hall, University OF n
delaware. h
Groups from Middletown, Newark, :
myrna. Wilmington and Dover, to- c
lling more than rs persons, have 4
cen hard at work to present New
weden" to the citizens of Della I,
ARE. New Sweden gives the COM "
lete background and tells the story II
I the Swedish efforts to colonize "
delaware. The script was written by h
ohm MCGEE of New York under the a
ipervision of DR.. George H. Ryden. q
Admission is free to the public for
New Sweden" From the presenta- p
on it is possible to learn of the b
irly history of Delaware in an en- v
fashion.
Reproduction is being given un- Il
sr the auspices of the Delaware
Association and the Uni in
,rsity Dramatic Center.
IN, Mr.. Miller, Alfred Shea, Marjor- ri