Word: hamel
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...foil, Walton Rawls won three bouts and Jan Jertson and John Hamel each took three...
Entered in the tournament by Coach Edo Marion are: McNair, Lester Scherer and Phil Erard in the epee; Jan Jertsen, John Hamel, and Walton Rawls in the foil; Harry Ziel, Bob McConaughy, Bob Marcetta, and Dave Kenney in the saber...
...came along or card-holding members of the club? If the latter, who should be considered a card-holding member? The Department of decided that anyone who came to the meeting could vote. This decision was protested by the recognized heads of the club, its President, Jean-Claude Hamel '53, and Vice-President Milan C. Kerno '54. Mean-while, it had been suggested by Dr. Simches, faculty adviser, that elections would be held in four weeks or this coming Wednesday March 11. Last Week, the Department announced in the CRIMSON that elections would be held on the 4th, at what...
...meeting, Mr. Hamel was presented with a letter from the head of the Department, saying that the club had been disbanded, and that the was no longer President. A new club was to be formed, and it was later-declared that the Department would take over its direction. Mr. Hamel's attempts to bring the meeting to order so that discussion of the issues could take place were frustrated, largely by the faculty representative at the meeting. Thereupon Mr. Hamel, Mr. Kerno, and eighteen others, left the meeting...
...reasons for the faculty's interference in the French Club's activities are obscure. According to Dr. Simches himself, the Department's action was in no way intended to criticize Mr. Hamel's presidency. Dr. Simches said that the club has "reached an impasse", so that the faculty itself had had to step in. But what was this impasse, that it could not be resolved by a discussion beween those concerned. The action was, apparently, arbitrary, Mr. Hamel himself is still ignorant of the faculty's reasons...