CAGERS PLAY SHUE STATES MREE LOOP GAMES INTEGRATION CASE (See Page Three) (See Page Two) 9 The News and Editorial Voice of Davidson College VOL. XL1X DAVIDSON COLLEGE,DAVIDSON,N. C. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1961 NUMBER SIXTEEN Winter Sweethearts On February 15 BoardOfTrusteesConvenes

Betty Ray* Cox Anna Conrad Tom Taylor Regular Meeting Theta Pi Independents For Winter ATO Beta Warm Up Midwinters Chill Discussion Likely On Girls " - — — - - ; ■ , ■ i ■^BaBBSBSSBBflSMBMBBK t Drifters, Cop Linker New Dean,Integration By DON SAUNDERS Jungaleers Builds Up Davidsonian Managing Editor

Julie Johns Llk Long Sandra Ridge Davidson's ;")l-man Board of Trustees will convene 15 KA Kappa Sigma Phi Delt Spark Fun His Forces on Wednesday. Feb. in Chambers building, for its regular winter meeting Dr. J. McDowell Richards,presi- Midwinters Dance Week- An extranight watchman dent, is expected to call the session to order about 9 a.m. end began this evening with has been added for the Mid- the presentation of 'The winters Dance Week-end, During the day-long series of ity of student-trustee discussion Matchmaker" by the Vaga- John C. Bailey, Jr., dean of meetings, several issues are groups,he said that these meet- bonds, followed by a semi- students, announced Thurs- likely to be discussed. THE ings were usually held at the BWI > ' formal dance featuring the day through a memorandum DAVIDSONIAN has learnedthat May meeting of the trustees, \^* W Clemson Jungaleers. to the student body. a new dean of students has al- Sailstad noted that he "al- J. C. Washam, the regular ready been proposed by the pected the meeting to be well- Tomorrow. The Drifters back- night watchman, executive committee, and his attended." ed by the Bagby substitute is Doc Combo, assisting Cop over name awaits approval only by appear in Linker the - will an afternooncon- day period. Bailey the trustees. I-. , -. cert at p.m. three Dean . . 2 in Au- Naney Chambers termed this change "the only SHUE'S PROPOSAL Judy Barm* Ann Phatr Sustare ditorium. This group l^^^^^^w -pig Students To Elect Sigma will also addition" in the formal state- reported Ph! Gam Pika Chi play for the Saturday night As in last week's ment of the college's position DAVIDSONIAN, Henry Shue dance from 8 to 12 p.m. Dress on the drinking rule. has requested permission to '61HandbookEd. for the dance will be informal. ■k .^sssssssl MMbV. "We aren't going to stop present a proposal for remov- The student body will elect \ About 700 girls arrived at people just to be stepping ing the "discriminatory stipu- an editor for The Wildcat Hand- them," Bailey Davidson this afternoon for ft Dean comment- lations" of the college's admis- book for 1961 in assembly Mon- the dance weekend. Approxi- ed. 'The watchmen will step sion policy. Shue'.-. request will day. Louis Burton and Frank mately 600 of the girls mr» in only If there is a problem be answered one way or the Mansell have been nominated sssW «a> BfeaewA Mr^ staying in Belk and Richard- situation." other when the board's agenda for the post by the Publica- son Dorms; the others are The statement clarified the is decided. tions Board. I staying THREE OUT OF FOUR?— If it snows tonight, it will be the watchmen's right to request Shue, in the guest house who feels that David- The handbook is now under and in town. third snowy Midwinters out of the last four. This is a scene identification of students, and son should take the lead in de- the jurisdiction of the board. from last year's weekend snowfall which cancelled after-dance examine any dormitory room, segregation with "a ChristianI a The YMCA relinquished spon- Bruce Allen Jackie Neely Eula Ligon "The Matchmaker." farce parties and forced many girls to make emergency arrange- fraternity house or automobile view of men," has enlisted sup- by Thornton Wilder, was pre sorship of the publication last SAE Sig Ep Sigma Nu ments to get back to their schools. But the U.S. Weather Bu- iti the case of a problem situa port from other individuals in j sented to the dance-weekend au- reau ** Douglis Airport says no snow this year. lion or existence of question- his eftorts to put the matter|jsemester. at 7 A of dience p.m. this evening. able conditions Any investiga-|before the trustees. (For a full j committee composed the Student-directed by ,' camp Uan«ford tion of off-campus functions|j view of Shue's case, see pageIeditors of the other three Epes. the cast included Mrs. would depend on complaints or two). us publications, several mem- Frontis Johnston playing the reports from others. Letters were written to each bers of the administration and leading character, Mrs. Dolly Trophy ' the handbook's new editor will Vagabonds Were Not Betas Retain We aren't making any radi- trustee last week by two stu- Levy. Other members of the cal changes, but only taking dents who share Shue's position determine the book's content*. cast were Dr. S. I). Maloney. It probably will be expanded what are considered normal calling for .i reconsiderationof; Mrs. ,lanu' Woody considerably and may French. Dan- slips for enforcing our posi- the trustees' decision in the « j include Kuschoven, picture- incoming fresh- The Influence' enhower. Neal For Pledge Program tion.' Dean Bailey said. "We 'springj of 1959 Bert Keller. of the 'Under Gohlke. Don Frank Stowell, aren't planning take senior, McRight. men. Greek Week to its unofficial end Thursday in to actions !\ and Danny By LEONARD RICHARDSON Lietta Marottc. Mimi Martin. came which would turn this into a!Ijunior, requested trustees |a Mansell and Burton were Davidsonian Feature Pat Douglas. Luther Williams, chapel when IFC announced the results of the contest Wednesday. Editor guarded campus, but neither do 'discuss the matter next week, inominated Burton and Walter Bost. for the Greek Week trophy. an Matchmaker" seemed intoxicated we we expect to close our eyes In its regular meeting Tues- served as asosciate editor If the cast of "The pro- tu violations, provided they day, for the 196061 edition and Mar. tonight it was with excitement and not from the cham- The Jungaleers of Clemson The coveted award was pre- its overall Greek Week the YMCA cabinet also College played for the dance sented to the pledge class of pram, its Greek Week project come to our attention." went on record as officially sell has been business manager pagne and red wine called for by the script. for Scripts 'n' Pranks. which began at 9 p.m. in the Keta Theta I'l. This is the sec- or projects, its skit and its "The dance weekend neces- backing Shue and desiring new Strawberry punch masquer both productions this week. gym. The 15 piece band is sim- ond consecutive year the Betas Homecoming decoration sitated the addition of anoth- trustee action on the integra- The handbook serves primar- Omega adedas wine andginger ale bub- Alpha Tau fraternity ilar to the Duke Ambassadors have won the trophy. The Betas' Greek Week pro- er watchman in the opinion Ition issue. The cabinet plans to ily a- a guide for new students. bled like champagne in the helped the Vagabonds find last- who played here recently. The lour judges for the I960 gram was headed by pledge of the Executive Committee, notify each trustee of its po- Normally distributed during th«- Vagabonds' production of Thor- minute properties by sending 61 program wereJohn Kuyken trainer Ixiy McKeithen Johnny which adopted the memoran- !sition before the board con- summer, this year's copy was four-act comedy pledges on a scavenger The Drifters, who will be dum Wednesday. received nton Wilder's their daJL Mrs J. B. Moore. Col W. Spratt is president of the ' venes. not until November in Chambers auditorium last hunt during Greek Week. featured in Saturday's con- 1. Adams, and Dr. J. D. Kelton. pledge class. "Anytime we feel it is neces- because of printing difficulties. dance, popu- JUST ROUTINE night and tonight. "You'd be amazed at the num- cert and gained I-.acli of the 12 pledge classes The fraternity s program in- sary or desirable we will put I A series of preliminary com- larity they The Slater Service supplied ber of liquor bottles they found when worked with mi evaluated with regard to cluded a twofold pledge project on two or more men." Dean mittee meetings ii scheduled , Clyde McPhatter. There will be a meeting I the soup, salad, chicken, and in this town," one of the actors More recent- centered around the North Car- Bailey explained. for Feb. 14. The executive com- I ly for all those interested in ;" "pheasant" in Act III of the commented. they have introduced their olina Orthopedic Hospital. One The statement served to re- mittee of the board will meet popular records, writing for THE DAVIDSON- play. When four characters The rest of the properties own includ- phase of the project was the mind the student body of the that day. ing 'There My Baby," IAN this semester, Wednes- i seemed to be eating pheasant were pulled out of attics, or Gees KuykendallNotes construction of badly-needed administration's position, par- Robert J. SaUstad, assistant ' "Lonely Winds," and day, S p.m. in the newspaper two were downing chicken borrowed from people in town "This cabinets and shelves, and the ticularly in light of student body to President Martin, said that and Magic They pres- c office (upstairs inthe Union). between their lines, it was ac- by Mrs. Olin Puckett. Don Sto- Moment." repairing of some hospital fur- acton last semester in removing ithis session was "just the rou- I out, ew Greek Errors No previous experience is tually for six. well, who played the part ently have two albums the drinking rule from the con- tinej meeting of jj chicken all An- of the board.' necessary. jj other bit of theatrical trickery "Malachi. said that the old fash "The Drifters' Greatest Hits" Greek Week 1961 was con- The other part of the project stitution. When asked about the possibil-' and "Rockin' and Drifting.'" involved substituting mashed inn»>d wire rat-trap found in ■ ducted in a generally salisfac- is a continual program of visits bananas for the squash men- Walter Boat's attic in Morgan- Two new features of this tory manner, according to John by the pledge class to entertain tioned in the script. ton was the most interesting weekendarc the lower-priced!Kuykendall, liason between the the children and young people George B. Shaw, whomanages property on the set. "Why?" he ticket at $4.50, and the inform-Ifaculty and fraternities. There r>i the hospital. These visits ! only the Slater System at Davidson, was asked. al dance. If these innovations was one major infraction will be made periodically Council Appoints Board co-operated with the Vagabonds "Because," Stowell chuckled, are successful, it is anticipated:of the rules which required the throughout the rest of the year. by providing all the food for "it isn't every day that some- that Spring Frolics will be ar- attention of the executive com- RED CHINESE SKIT mittee. the two dress rehearsals and body stumblesinto a rat trap." ranged in the same manner. The skit which won first Kuykpndall said that several place for the Betas in Skit minor technical violations were Night competition was a "stab" To Supervise brought to the Elections attention of his at Davidson and its policies The office, but only one was deem- college was represented as a The Student Council announced the appointment of members to this year's Elec- ed necessary to take before the commune in Communist China ttions Board and also continued revising the rww constitution during the council college executivecommittee.He and the production was staged |meeting Monday night. said that in most cases there with elaborate props and cos- was a genuine willingness to tumes. The ElectionBoard will begin distance of completing the re wi~ recently removed by a functioning immediately. comply with the regulations and Beta Theta Pi also won an Its vising and approving of the pro student body vote. work for the betterment of the honorablemention in the Home- first task is to supervise the posed constitution. Barring un Another lengthy debate en- system. coming decoration contest. election of the editor of The foreseen difficulties. President sued over the question of 'Kuyfcendall said that he was Their display was based on the Wildcat Handbook. This will Henry Shut- announced the con- whether to include the Honor impressed with the overall name of the Richmond team, take place during next Mon- situation would bo presented to Court trial procedure in tht> day's chapel excellence" of the Greek the Spiders. A football player period the student body in assembly constitution. A proposal to do Week programs in general, was depicted as spraying a The board met Thursday af- .Monday. Feb 20 m> was voted down However, a and the decision by the judg- huue spider on a web attach- ternoon, but was unable to The council decided to motion to place the trial proce- ing committee for the best ed to a goal post choose its chairman because a place the president of the dure of the Honor Court in tfct) pledge not easy PIKA'S SECOND quorum was not present. In by laws passed. class was an Freshman Council on me was one. The second place winners in accordance with the prese'it It was pointed out during constitution, Student Council next year. He In regard to Greek Week, the Greek Week trophy compe- the Elect ons the meeting that much of the Kuykendall emphasized "The the pledges of Pi Board is composed of four In- will sit as a non-voting mem- * tition MN ber during the first present constitution is beicvg ssssssssssY fraternities and their leaders Kappa Alpha Their Homecom- dependents and one represen- semester and as a voting member sec- placed in the by-laws instead are be commended, because ing ilisolay won first place, and tative from each social fra- of in main body of the to ond Thk will gtve the ,afl B J iiit w..s only through the cooper- their project was the painting ternity. All of these men *r» semester. 1*^ ■■ -Jl mi the freshman class two rep- proposedconstitution.This in- ation of the fraternities as l Miss Louise Sloane's home in seniors. cludes such things the resentatives on the council, as new groups that program Members of the board are: " the was Davidson. president Freshman Court of Control, Sigma I'hi Kpsilon tookk third Charlie Ringe. John Denton. the of the Fresh successful and the Fresh- the Elections Board, and the He was "es- place in the Week judg- Sam Pope. Jim Ratchiord, Tom man Council added that he Creek man Advisor. oaths taken by officers. pecially appreciative of the pro- ing. The Sig Ep pledges had Colvin. Charlie Patterson. Le- discussion, The advantage in this is that gram and fraternity projects. The first involv- Hoy Allen. Quinton Boyd. Dave After lengthy chairmen two changes this be presidents keeping in close ed cataloging the issues of iCraig. Finley Holmes, George the council voted to include in to can then touch with my office. This did magazines in the library The Gabel. Jim Allen, Ned Davis, the constitution the student made in these areas by the Stud- a lot toward producing an ef- second was washing the win- Jim Nuckolls. Bob Blake, and regulations as stated in the old ent Council itself without hav- fective program and one which dows in the Home forRetarded Richard Nash. constitution. The regulation ing to fo through the formal- rule) ■ containing the drinking ity presenting the- VMkhmmwiiu Lterra marrotte and Prank Cohlka snack backstage en food u«ed In Nnlajht^ stayed within the limits of the Children. Their pledge skit won In further action the Student of cfcaofe striking will not be included since it to the rtudeat body. performance of "The MtkhiMktr." Devideenlen Pheee By MM Wych* iregulations." second place. Council eame within Slljr SautJtsoman CONTACT WITH REAL GREATNESS THE NEWS AND EDITORIAL VOICE Of DAVIDSON COLLEGE Reporters Are Awed, Fascinated PAGE TWO FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1961 Byrnes (All Untigntd Editorials Oy the Editor) In Interview With Jimmie fight, and we beat the devil By JOE MARTIN final authority over domestic tion from which he would chance to look closely at his "nd JOHN HARRIS affairs. 1943-45: U. S Secrr have ascended to the presi- desk. There's a large tele- out of our foes in the Con- tary of State, 1945-46. Cover dency of the nation in 1945, phone directory — City of gress!" It Is Time To Act sign The on the Secur- nor of South Carolina. 1951 and you're still awed. Washington. D. C— a 2-inch "TOO DAMN BRILLIANT" ity Federal Building" 55 You had thought of a hun- mail, a news bulle Almost two years ago Davidson's sisting those who remind them of re- u — stack of He goes on to talk about flashes alternately "33 You're a little ill at ease dred questions to ask him print which be- trustees laid down their segregation- sponsibility to a higher Law tin in large President Kennedy ("That and "10:23." You hurry in his presence, and you ask about Stalin and Churchill, gins . ." and a Church, "Khrushchev. ist admissions policy in one terse sen- The which should be lead- toward it through the about his recent trip to New about FDR, about his failure pencil with which he toys young fellow doesn't know tence: "It is not in the best interest ing, has been left behind. melting snow, thinking York. Im support a Democratic can during his stories. what he's in for") and presi- of Davidson College to admit Negroes Davidson's trustees meet Wednes- that an early arrival for As he talks about hunting didafe for President since ARMID MERCHANT SHIPS dential advisor Arthur Sen Alabama, at this time." day in the face of a resolution passed your 10:30 appointment in S. C. and and 1944T about Wilson and the He tells a long story about lesingcr ("He's too damn mutual friends ("You Leagueof Nations— but when to last week by the North Carolina Coun- will give you a few min- about Wilson and the controversy brilliant; I'm scared of him.") The trustees come Davidson for col- know the Boykins down he suddenly offers you the utes to sit down and over arming merchant ships not looking at a meeting Wednesday. We call their cil of Churches urging church col- 0 When he's lect your thoughts. Great hunters, of opportunity to ask questions, in WWI. . us there all ". . Some of you. you're studying attention again to this racial ban. for leges to consider "prayerfully and You take the elevator to them"), you begin under- your mind goes blank. him to who were vain enough to it is a moral burden which will not without delay" opening their doors to the fifth floor and knock on stand why he is known sim- THE LEAGUE FIGHT closely. You notice that the door marked 501. Miss " Wilson, consider ourselves the lead- getting old: you think be lighter by neglect. persons of all races. ply as "Jimmie to thous- You remember and Congress went to he's made silence or Connor answers the -- ers of the moral leadership of the C'assie ands of people millwork- you ask for an impression of the White to tell the he must be close to 85. The trustee policy contradicts the The door— you've read about her House Church in the world." said the Coun- — ers in your home town. Pres- the fight between the Presi President that we would not His hair is pure white, but resolutions of the General Assembly and. without even giving idents of the U. S from Taft dent and Cabot Lodge over cil, seriously imperiled by discrim- your be able to sustain his posi- he still has the slanted eye. Presbyterian "is you a chance to take off tn Truman, barbers the League. He leans back of the Church in the colored tion, that we could not defeat brows and angular feature- South ination." overcoat, ushers you intn the and Prime Ministers You in his red-leather chair and 'if the McLemore bill. by which he was recognized plain enough in Office the Honorable realize that you are talking lupins ;i rambling recitation It would be illegalaccording to con- That fact should be "Wilson listened to each in cartoons. .lames K. Byrnes. lu a man who really walked of the events surrounding it a world which is seeing the revolu- of us and then said. 'Gentle- GREATNESS stitutional authority Davidson were PUBLIC SERVANT with yet never lost the thitt conflict. He gives you SHARED tionary rise of black men demanding kin«s. men. I that 1 have no a public institution. To you. he s "Governor rommon touch. character sketches of the know His speech is deliberate ' finer friends in the Congress, It is a dehumanizing polk) which Justice men who watch America and Byrnev la other peopl RELAXED. PERSONABLE mm with whom he worsted and ciuiies with an effort, and I value your opinions. lets up color, not capability, as the judge her by her evil as well as by older people he\ known in -piti- ni his leaned, Clhot Lodge Woodrow but it's th>' same patrician . But I the deci the uf a halfcen- Wilson, .lack Oaroer, Champ have reached accent which explained war standard for admission to Davidson. her food We can ill afford to contri- In titles psxaoaaMe manner, though, make tin- — ttrviee; (lark. sion that Imust time policy to millions nl It policy which fl0UtS logic bute that we fool mu- uif) spent in public you know that this i- tin- is a both to evil and "r fight, and what la more. I U B OengveanUB, Ifli v man wh"m Harry S Truma-i When M. elosoi hti ayes Americans The thou-.ht and the Christian ideals to which Dav- ■thrM to imaginethat what we Supreme Court Justice, 1'Ml the lecond -pot on tbe Dejao- Hoed of Missouri in HM Cat! If shared never old. and The trustee policy has been dis- It Is time to act. wiili attitude. I have no your mind wanders off ■i2. "Assi President" erttk ticket of 1944. .> posi uress in 1921. you haw ;i defeatist in credited not onlv hv conscience: it ha^ THE DAVIDSONIAN urges the for- hope of success At Prince- pursuit of a clever way ot we thought we il ination a sttulent-faculty-tnistcr ton always saving that hc-en discredited by time w barriers in Southern education. with the best ideals of liberal "shaking the hand that shook and we beat them every " State institutions have been the education and the Church. the hand. but the idea time' greatne^ first to open their doors: North Caro- It must be the responsibility of Un- of baryint; in on "By the time the Presi- sticks wifh you. and you de- public institutions, and of educated men to fight lina's universities church dent had finished, he had cide to recommend it to oth- in the border states and now in Geor- injustice, not to cling to it: to work convinced me and. Iguess, er-. You know that this hour gia. against prejudice, not to perpetuate the others, that we shouldn't ha> given you a contact with it; to encourage opportunity, not to have wasted the damn fel- real greatness, and you know Private secular institutions are be- low's time. We went back to memory ginning it. the of it will recur to follow: Last week the trus- forestall the Hill ready lo make the many tini' teea of the University of Miami stated We should not wait for the pressure that henceforth "all qualified appli- of law or the pressure of opinion to cants will be admitted to the Univer- make us do right; we should do right FOCUS: sity without regard to race or color." in response to the pressure of con- colleges — The church of the South— science. Davidson conspicuous among them If we do not have the courage to are lagging. They are protected by accomplish this, the value of our edu- A Midwinters Fantasy: their standing as "private" institu- cation is cast in doubt and our Chris- tions before the law, and they are re- tianity exposed as a mockery. E. S. D. Love AmongTheCools — By ERVIN DUGGAN JudicialBoard:HarmfulLegislation So it seems this boy Erving Druggan writes in their student newspaper the "1 took a dive in Children's Lit to come down here, Davidson Collegian Ithink the name of it is— that we trustees don't know en- she said. "Miss Grumb thinks I'm in bed with mono." Monday, February 20, the Student language laboratory, but stays only ough about the college. She was drinking Scotch and c\ery time she lifted Council will present its neuly revised 55 minutes, would be tried by the the paper cup her charm bracelet jangled faintly. "WE is name said, Student Body Constitution in chapel. Honor Court for a violation of the CHOOSE LOVE" "What the of that combo?" she trac- ing a circle on the floor with her Weejun. The new constitution will include a honor system. Since there can be no Judicial Board composedof five mem- And Isaid, "They are the Dumpers." discretionary judgment by the Dress, bers of the Student Council including Honor And sin- said. "Oh" They were at Fancy at the Phi Delt house the president, the two vice-presidents, Court, he must either be dismissed Shue Looks For Leadership, 1 at I from college,or gazed her. and said: "Yeah.' and the secretary-treasurer. declared innocent. We The big room was dim and crowded and the Dump- feel that this would be narrow and The Judicial Board will replace the ers were loud. Honor Court in trying all violations illogical. Expression of Christian Ideal "Tell me about yourself." Isaid. of Article X of the present constitu- We see no reason why the Honor "Well, there's nothing to tell, really I'mmajoring in Ed but I tion This article includes student Court should not have the power, like By HENRY SHUE Elementary do not want to reach. Ilike any civil court, to interpret the law the Masters and the Camden Cup. And Ihave spent body regulations on conduct unbe- Our generation has been called, among other names, the "generation with- all the summers since my puberty at Ocean Drive." which it is enforcing. Why should out a cause"— the generation which follows no and commits itself to no coming a Davidson gentleman, pos- only the Student Council have the heroes "That's enough for me," Isaid, and Ithought, she session of alcoholic liouors on campus. ideals. Like all other generalizations this one is an oversimplification, but it is power of interpretation? largely true of white American young people. has a soul. hazing, gambling, etc. Under the new constitution it may If we white youths have without them we cannot jus We do not expect an im- For a moment we watched the dancers and the The pur- drinkers and the vocal group, a council has stated that the often be necessary to shuttle cases no causes for which we pel n i'.\ <>ur existence. possible altruism of an or- which had formed human pyramid with Mamie, the star, on top. pose of establishing the Judicial from one court to another. If a stu- to live, the Trustees of Dav- We see only two alterha- ganized group, but we cannot is was boating the ceiling a pair of Board is to separate the handling of dent lied under oath to the Judicial idson College should be con tives: life with a purpose is believe that where there Mamie on with — one. We cannot endure a life no justice, there is neverthe- red shoes, and it was rhythmical." offenses of honor of which they say Board, he would then have to be tried cerned lu give leadership to said, dance, the 900 for whom they have with no purpose. But the less love. Loving a man nec- I "Let's and she put down the cup there are nointermediate degrees be- by the Honor Court for an honor vio- cause give our- essitates giving him at least and patted her French twist. — accepted responsibil- to which we tween innocence and guilt from the lation much selves must worthy of our justice. "O.K.," she said. Instead of unifying the judici- ity The Trustees should be handling of violations of student body ary branch of student government, it all. If the Trustees' decision In a minute we were dancing; her stitched-down know that we have not al- regulations which do involve degrees would confuse it. The Trustees' racially dis- to keep Davidson segregated pleated skirt was swirling. waysbeen disillusionedabout criminatory policy expression depth said, require discretionary admission is an of the Once she stepped on my Weejun and she and judgments. In some cases there would be much principles and unconcerned is a major cause of our dis- and breadth of the spirit of your Weejun?" responsibility "Did Istep on According to one council member, delay and confusion because neither about to oth- illusionment wth the Chris love which is still alive in And I smiled and said," "No, it was my fault. I another purpose of the Judicial Board court could be certain who had juris- ers. tian faith as it is presented the church's institutions, we stepped on your Weejun is to unify the definition and enforce- diction. When wo entered David- to us here as a possible fo- seem to be forced to choose And once she brushed close to me and she inhaled for lives between the teachings— in said, "English ment body We recognize that many violations son, most of us were vigor- cus our — and Leather?" of the student regulations used think Josus thr official practice of the "No, Bay Rum," I of Article X are not being punished, ous idealists who believed We to answered and Ilooked at her in the hands of one group worth and hit teachings woro church school and the cour- my shades, such as the possession of alcoholic that some values arc through deep into her shades, and we saw THE DAVIDSONIAN is opposed to sacrificing oneself for. We worth living for, but wo ageous love of those outside each other. the adoption of the Judicial Board. liquors on campus and unnecessary even believed that state- havo been taught by our the church who seem genu- The music slowed sacrificially and the Dumpers played Watusi At present the Honor Court is not noise in the dormitories ments like "God is love" Trustees' policy, perhaps, inely and con- Love and we danced close; Iknew she was breathing enforcing sys- But it is not necessary to form a were more than poetry and that they are irrelevant. cerned about their fellows. hard beneath the cardigan. overworked the honor You certainly cannot ex- we must choose between camel's hair body new court to enforce these regula- that images like the Oneness If My temples were throbbing. tem and the student regulations. Body of pect an ethic of self-giving love and the church institu- tions; by of the Christ— the I Since September the Honor Court has a more active role the Honor Church — were supposed to love for all men to be rele- tions, we choose love be- held her to me and her geld circle pin touched conducted only three trials. Court and more student support can be put into practice. We vant to the admission policy cause we need a worthyideal my Harris Tweed lapel and suddenly Iknew that college in justify this It. The adoption of the Judicial Board solve this problem. were really children then! of— a Southern 1960 to our existence. was will only transfer jurisdiction from We consider this a harmful piece We are wiser new we you cannot base practice Th« Trust*** m««t on "Let's tip on out," Iwhispered. know that an ideal today on naive and soft ideal- February 15. W. lock for Oh, love is _,»■,,. yes," she said breathlessly, "Let's Up." one organ of government to another. of legislation. We urge the student !-*--■ aim*abjuI w^rfar to be praisedby professors ism like this first century ■ wwfjny nwmM Iput on my London Fog and helped her Under the new constitution, a stu- body to vote against it. Wo hop. to her into in the classroom but not talk about love. l.adarthip. " camel-color polo coat and we left. dent who pledges one hour in the R L. M practiced in offi- Outside the church find thorn within » h to be the And in the car, in the close darkness the back cial policies of the coll***. among humanists, natural- church, but wo will not of unworthy seat, were, We are glad that we are 1st*, eenestics. and athe- flivo our all to she removed her shades and there her eyes no longer naive, but we do ists, we find courageous cautOS. and her charm bracelet jangled and we made out. pur leve of follow institutions Once, towarddawn, she sat up and said, "What's EDITOR-IN-CHIEF B. Millner wish that we had some stands and If the church pose for which to live as in men. In the decision of Hie prove unloving and narrow, 'vacuity? Do you knew whet 'vacuity' moans? BUSINESS MANAGER Charlie Rowe our younger days we had Trustee* of this church in- we choose Jove— wherever it "No," Isaid. "Don't think about it." So we made silly dreams about trying stitution we see "it is not is real— and we will follow out some more. Associate Editors _ Tom Colvin Feature Editor . Leonard Richardson through love to help make in Mm host interests of heroes who are men of love The Dumpers were still playing but it sounded Church, U. Davidson College. ." —wherever they lead us. very Ervin Duggan Photographers Gene Wells the Presbyterian . distant and Iwas thinking: This is It. Bob Moore S. a part of the One Body of .J PR0«AMMiN6 STIMULATE C8E*fflg MEWS COT "mitt* ANOTU&rcScTCK Assignment Editor Mac Plaxico Circulation Manager Jimmy Platt body's portion of our genera- /SEEIT.THEREIN ... Sports Editor Bill Manager to * Godwin Assistant Bus. Gene Adcock tion can see no leaders U)fTH purposes, WR0N6 H5 * follow in great it not HTHE£pUKJ ; fii; Entered as Second Class Matter at the Post Office at Davidson. North Carolina, is not because we are m. under Act of March 3. 1179. looking. In (act, we know that we mutt find a leader and an ideal somewhere, for JCJct PAGE THREE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1961 THE DAVIDSONIAN I Play Three Loop Games Next Week lira Cagers Feel Sassy With 4Straight Wins By Bill Godwin Georgia Polecats, Tomcats, Wildcats TankersTakeTwoOfThree Meets IT'S PLAIN we've gotten more than we bargained' !or in a basketball coach. Another feature of the many-' sided Mister Driesell leaked out this week. He's supersti- Lefty Begs FullHouse j 'Cats Claim Victories tious. And aren't we all? Before every game he digs deep ' into his pocket, pulls out a tiny black plastic tomcat and ' rubs it vigorously between his hands for good luck. The For Va. TechInvasion Georgia, Emory black charm- Davidson's answer to Over little — the space Next week could be a big one, cagewise. monkey he calls Mo-Jo. The Wildcats, winners of four straight games and By STEVE CLARK Davidsonian Sports Writer ONCE, WHEN the Wildcats were on the road, Drie-[ seven of their last ten. face the season's toughest com- petition — teams who've al- " sell splurged and bought Mo-Jos for each of his starting three Southern Conference— Ai: o. them (lid ■ tremendous job.' Coach Dwight ready boat the 'Cats this season Richmond. VPI and t^Baar I swimmers, they tivo Another time, at home. Mo-Jo was missing and ihoe commented about his tired after Furman. had returned from Ithree-day trek into Georgia. Driest'll sent out an all-alarms to his house to get him. Only one of the will be conference stapdings. The Cats names The Catfish had oik oi the busiest weeks in the his- from last season, when held here, Wit its the big one— jumped out of the ninth spot This is a far cry Tom Scott gave JOT) Ol Davidson athletic teams this week. ;is they swam of Virginia Tech Karlier. 'lech with a 2-6 mark, putting the - his players Has somewhat dubious title Polecats and t ri* University "I Georgia, Georgia Tech and Emory I'ni- it at Davidson at Blacks- Keysets, with a 'J n record, in let go that. defeated ■' lively, on Monday. Tuesday, and Wednes- phenomenal score. their place. burn DJ I A day. Ballot Time In The Conference 105.59 asT^ "; Georgian in like to be." ho stated, "but the Fans who remember '('at up- The VPI game here n*»t . m road with :< i' record, the tppalaehian and \Tl meet* BALLOTS ARRIVED the mail WwtMcdaj lor th<- set wins over Wake Kmisi .ind Thursday comes between vision . ii)i i( All-Southern Conference basketball team. David- William and Mary in Johnston games with Richmond Tues- swimmer knocked <>tt Georgia, iboatt take tare oi that da Joe Marker ha an excellent chance to make the Gym know that it can happen day and Furman Saturday. dripped a hfeprtojeaker parttteM team Bill Jafman hi given an outside shot at the ' |h second a^.nn. .. - i Tccn -i!'.47. an.l tli.l 'I """■>. IW fr* <'<'P squad. They rank one-two in almost every category: Mar- 1 hope every student is out if Davidson continued its cur- ■way with Bmor*, W-48 Tln\\ «ul we should bavi Ma of the 19B points. 18.5 average and 168 rebounds: Jarman. rent winning streak this week, hire for the Tech game," Dav- m- iMMji free-style relaj ttana 4 290 points. 16.1 average and IG'.i rebounds. trouncing VMI, 88-79, and idson (oach Lefty Driescll said M own b 53 rcc.nl with " in a row EMORY 'dication* ■■! thingj tn 'li<' tournament DRIESELL CALLS Markee "the most improved ball- making it two over this week, lamenting total at- SMASH better ""' on the tquad. He's improved from the first Misenheimer. tendance of 1700 at the last come Appalachian meet will player more night in Pakrnatji of the season than any other boy I've ever coached. . Pfeiffer, 79 72, last three fanes. "They had the I.,,,, |,.,.i, ,!,. . be here ftexi Friday, Hill .larni.in Lipped Wildcat " '"' " ii the Southern Conference had an All-Sophomore team. yym tilled by six o'clock the Bill WhitUngtoa broke the 17 ilMl1 «"" *■ l:ist mr scoring with 2il points, raising GrapplersPack it." niiiht up ** ' ;ill|vh haajt Jarman would surely be on we were there and iil.i school record oi 178 aoteti i»rii>rm it his scoring average to Hi I .lo(« the game didn't start till 7:30." — ;i H2.|»iini performance. SPORTS BIFFS are calling .Market' and Jarman the Markee inantained a sliyhl lead v nli . 'Comeback Twins." After losing seven of their first over bis teammate (298-2BO) The Cobblers will, parade a In tile Im.il event nt the Km games, t lie Wildcats have worked around to an 8-10 VirginiaTrip i^ht with a Hi 5 average as he scored foursome of high scorers: Chris For on meet the -quad wound upM Hp^^^l record. The two players haw been neck-and*neck in the 12. Jerry Hilssell had 14. Smith with a 20-plus average. Instance, By JOHN SPRATT tin trip with a luiiu 'Ihe I proceat. For against VMI. each had 24 points Davidson raised il-^ season's Bob Ayersman, Dean Blake and H^aaaf^ Sports Writer |Bho pre\ inns tree A\\v re I and Iti rebounds. record to H lu. while handing Bucky Keller Tech ranks Uth DavidcTnian 21 in nation in total TIipMWIdeal matmen head north next neck i men must I i2-5). (2-3i and VMI (2-!ti Vni I'd Identical have to do better job Thompson wrest ten is seventh Davidson "Well a matches is somewhat dim captain CUD ilir world i- unfair They il t.K ol :M points and M N against ' feel view the at cost of nine bucks on defense Richmond," to draw and T0B1 1 can tournament a niyht "ATI said Parker. i- itrong led I%"% bettered tin record againstI bounds here Monilav said 'We'll have In mil " new PileSOU " et when were strongfsl won b) forfeit Ken Bar auainst the Keydets Davidson luistle them to beat them imih Georgia, and Georgia Tech.I Lammers And Lamentations anil strong where were weak ■ r met the lone 'I at defeat " ' - avenged an earlier defeat BJ l>ut those ,k 111< \ > iuc■111 caiinui I ,The Teehnien. ineidentalh. are n., PLAYING THE faithful alumnus to the hilt. Bill Lam- VMI (T2-68 in I.exniRtonl by The Wildkittens go against , defending Conference pres<'iith leads the i>r accepted -iu<< tln\ lust i»>th I .neis. Davidson biology professor, limped clown to the running up 8H points. 10 more VPI and Furman next week Southern Wnuht champs And VMI. though weal. matmen in scoring wild 17 gym last Friday night "(snow and ice irritate his war in- than its previous luuh of 78 in gomes immediately pre- bjf eoinparison. will l>e h\ points, iiiiniyh Tbompaon is nud- Shoe ;nlmil> uiryi lo take in the Davidson-Emory wrestling match. against Hichmond ceding the varsity clashes. «r lll.it the I ell I A no means an match lor ging him with 16. Lammers was a matman in his own right at Emory. The Junior Norm Ilalbcrstadt of Alter live straight wins the eas> miel hail him on inns and nee- I the stiuunlinK malmeii Overall, l'arker calls Ihis B^^il at h Friday night was that the match was held in VMI topped l>oth teams with 27 freshmen were defeated last illes The local- needed a we,! Parker was pleased though year's team stronger than lastx i^ And. top that off, Emory was smashed, points. Bill Shinn had 13 and night. kll! Ol ■" Emory. der weaknesses in the I H7 and the their teeth, and rnn>c<|uci I COACH Bill Dole already has five names heavyweight divisions FOOTBALL won the mi'ii bj one point the for next fall. Three are linemen, which on dotted line Slim seemed \er\ pleased I fl most he needs. with tin thn r outcomes H« I IF YOU want to see some good golfing for an equally College Releases declared, "Tilings are reall) I Do Doubletime iii'.1 i\wi incur cause, Trackmen look . up We Ikim I good try the Clayton Heafner Memorial Heart kaTassssssHsL^al Bar ■ Fund Match at the Myers Park Country Club in Char- Spring Schedules meets hclmi' Ihe rimlereliee I ■^^"'"^W"" | tournament, ami thej lotte a week from Sunday The big names include pro- Davidson todaj released it- " should I*^"H7 fessionals Julius Boros and Mike Souchak and amateurs ilirdiile lor spring skirls , put us at niir peak Smith, As the tournament, the MOORE, injured center. Billy Joe Patton. Walker Cup Player,and Charlie This \ears hasehall schedule Jor BOB Big young mentor I.M.ks it with Week (ataw to | , and 1961 Southern Amateur Next is § jn I960 North-South Champion Five as . caoghf ,triek hof by For follows: March 15. t $2.00 in his e\c We're imt Champion. Youcan get tickets for each from Lake By MEL McKENZIE bu. there; March lfl. Catawbj. ■ »4leam Byers Tate-Brown's, Stanley myself. in as good shape as I would Photogr.pher Gene Wells. at Verner or Davidsonian Sports Writer here. March 21. I'feiffer. here idoulile header), March 24. SIGNOFF:A UNC basketball cheerleader takes Duke's sprained Dave Gilmore r-,.^h n«n», Thrif. «hif». men have been working safer ankle. Hampton Sidney, here; March to court for allegedassault during the Duke- (mile rUnner) * ° ° f ° Art Heyman si"« in Januarv Ut aCti n West Virginia, here; April A FROM UNC fiasco. While I'm not condoning a court battle, it Davidson Ssters nto «""»>' car^ 30. j MESSAGE j nih :f (Georgia Southern, there (dou- is noteworthy other colleges have cheerleaders. gear training this week. Track- sterling; that Saturday inK accident Martin. jble header); April 4, Univer- fame, Dr. Max Policy, assisting Co. of cross-country is sitting |sity of Kentucky, there; April out the season. Mercer, there; April 10, Wil- ordinator Thrift, directs indoor 15. ' \ ham and Mary, there (double TATE ml Ik sprinting in the halls of Cham FL00R header); April 14. Kurman. EM bers, Dr. George Staples Set; BROWN M ' while Spring Drills (here (double header). J commands middle-distancemen. April 17. Georgia Southern. The Thrift-Polley-Staples com- 8 GridGamesLoom jhere: April 18. Georgia South- plex masterminds 'Cat chances The football Wildcats play an ern hero; April 20, VPI. here; 1 Abby, there: in upcoming Big meet eight-game slate this fall and April 25. Belmont the five Mercer, here; in less a month they start April 26. April UNIVERSITY SHOP at Chapel Hill, Feb. 18. and the than preparations. Spring drills have' 29. VMI there; May 2, Citadel. Southern Conference meet at been tentatively set by Coach' here (double header); May 6. Lexington. Feb. 25. Bill Dole for March 6 to April Richmond, there: May 8. George SEE THE CLAYTON HEAFNER Duke and Carolina are ex 15 Washington, there: and May 11. pected to dominate in the Big Davidson opens 0M aaaaan in Wako Forest, here MEMORIAL HEART FUND Five, a toss-up between the Charlotte against the Catawba The Davidson tennis Mhedllle two. Last year Davidson dipped Indians Sept. 16 Then follow i~ as follows:March 27. the ( "it.1 Wake there; March 30. Michigan MATCH into fourth place below Conlerence |del. GOLF Bm Southern tilts here; Forest Staples expects at least — one more than last year— andIState, March 31. Furman. 8, Citadel, here; a fourth place finish this year games with Wof- there: April the Featuring Little Three Duke, there; April 11, in the Tin Can Arena. ford and Presbyterian. April 10. UNC. there; April 12. NC State, Professionals: Mike Souchak, Julius Boros top Southern Wildcats will be 24 VMI should the The there; April UNC, here; meet. Last year the strong in returning lcttermen 17. and others Conference April 21. Cincinnati, here; and tallied69 points, a score to try to better their 3 5 record Cadets May 4, 5 and 6 will be the Amateurs: Billy Joe Patton, indicating their depth strength. in 1960. Southern Conference Tourna- prophesies in a cau- The schedule: Charlie and others Staples ment. Smith tious vein improvement for the :Sept 16 CaUwba- Charlotte The Davidson Track Teamhas 19, Lexngton , SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1:00 p.m. 'Cats at Chances are Sept. 23 Furman Greenville I meets they , seven scheduledand West ■ that Davidson can shove Sept. 30 Citadel Charleston .are: March 22, CaUwba, here: MYERS PARK COUNTRY CLUB Virginia into the cellar this ! jOct. 7 Open Date April 8, Wake Forest, there; year. April Furman. there; April $2.00 each. On mI« at Tata-Brown's Cliff Thompson Demonstrates Orip To Coach Parkar Oct. 14 Presbyterian - Davidson 12. Tickats: Competition waxes rough Furman Relays, there; April University Shop ' Va. Military Davidson 19. 3rd Floor among The Citadel. William and Oct. 21 - 20. Richmond, here; April 29. Mary, and Furman. But VMI ■Oct 28 Richmand Richmond VPI here; April 28, Davidson Order Tickets from Verner Stanley, Bill Godwin grand TheBiggerTheyCome seems unshakable. Nov. 4 Wm and Mary-Wmsburg- IRelays; and May 12 and 13. the Shod out fallows . .. This it entertainment —.. Returnees Roger Beebe (440),INov. 11 Wofford Davidson Southern Conference Meet. For a worthy cause. Cliff Thompson is a unique trails sophomore featherweight heavyweight division against Ed Kiser (100 and 220), and| Wright scoring, 1716. (2-mile) Take Your Girl and have fun. wrestler. Tom in 330-pounder Frank Copeland. Bill Eckbert foster MEET YOUR FRIENDS But five of Wright's points Thompson did not Uke him strength lineup. All told, He showed little promise as in the AT THE came on a forfeit last week. down, someone explained, be- have eight letter- stands as the Wildcats a sophomore Now he Thempsen has lost only to cause he was thinking in terms men returning. Parker's only- Coach Charlie— Dennis Heblitiell, reianina of saving the gym floor. "Strength location is hard to GONDOLA RESTAURANT senior grappler and team cap- .Southern Conference 177 La«t year, at 167. he fin- pin-point," said Thrift. "Dis- W. INDEPENDENCE AT WILKINSON BLVD. Wm If tain toboot. And finally, he has champ from West Virginia, ished third in Hie conference. tance, however, might prove to CHARLOTTE competed in three different tf anyone can unseat him at So far this season,he's wrest- be our asset." Thrift is hunt- WHILE ENJOYING weight-classes. the tournament next month, led at 177 and heavyweight. ing for a 220man in the ranks THE BEST "Wildcat it is Thompson. of the team. IN Thawte* is our 'Cliff is one of the hardest BEST, DO BEST! of the Week." Thompson's latest effort came workers I've ever had," said The 'Cats are plagued by scat- WHEN YOU LOOK YOUR YOU YOUR At this juncture, the 6-1. 180- against Emory here last Friday. Parker. "He never misses prac- tered injuries. Avery Burns PIZZA andSPAGHETTI pounder from Lake City, S. C, He fought to a draw in the tice." (220 and 440) is hobbling on a PAGE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1961 THE DAVTDSONIAN THREE Committee Primes Bailey Explains Policy After Vespers Open Houses Students For Uris The following professors will hold open house for The Book of the Year com- students after vespers this Sunday night: mittee has scheduled two talks On 'Underachievement' on Palestine and has begun a Bailey Lester Plott publicity and book-selling cam- By DAVID JORDAN Elliott lord Rhodes paign in preparation for the DavidsonianManaging Editor Krey McGeachy Schenck Feb. 2223 visit of Leon Uris, combatting in by Ghigo Minter Smith author of Exodus. There la no program or policy for "underachievement" use Horton Pierce Threlkeld Use iollegi' at this time Dean of Students John C. Bailey, Jr. emphasized the non- Dr. D O.Rhodes of the Bible exislcnce of any such policy this week in response to a growing student misconcep- department, who recently tour- tion ed the Middle East, will initi- us we ate the program by showing "Nd one has been required one per cent' of the student al of who feel should or .idvisod to withdraw who has body (953) move in that general direction slides of his trip. This will sup- sanad nine hours and six qual- FIVE SOPHS are thinking about it informal- CriticismsBring Changes plement the assembly program ity points for the first semest- Five of the required with- ly, but there is no formal study. Rhodes gave last week. The er," Dean Bailey stated. "'Only drawals weresophomores,while "There is no systematic pro- slides will be shown at 4 p.m lhu-i' students below these lev- there were two juniors and one gram for underachievers. The Monday in the Union. Next Wednesday els have been subject to such senior. Freshmen are not dis- i.lr.i is sound, but must be Mud- InMassLectureProgram at 8:15 p.m. action." missed at the end of onesemes- icd carefully. Such a program Professor Brad Thompson will COMMITTEE DECIDES ter. However, five freshmen could do much injustice." Heads of the physics and psychology departments discuss ihe recent history ot emphasis The "nine and six rule" is wereplaced on probation. Dean Bailey pointed out that gave only general approval to the mass lecture and dis- the Israeli state with found in the college's ''Regula- Approximately 30 students the only approximation to such cussion group programs initiated last semester in eval- on its establishment in 1947 Robinson, tion'. For Students." Under its did not return for the second ■ program now at Davidson is uations for THE DAVIDSONIAN this week. Joe chairman of th<- failing with students and committee, indicated that ap provisions, all students semester. This number includ- consultations Dr eight withdrawals plus parents, which are a regular ac- W. G. Workman indicated proximatcly 30 per cent of the to meet the standards will eith- ed the changes were being placed proba- transfers, graduates, drop-outs tivity of the dean's office that several ' cost of the program will be er be on academic in the psychology pro- tion required to leave, men studying at made Kappa Sigs raised through profits from or the de- and other gram this semester, because Three cision being left to the discre- schools for the semester only. 1 book sales. Editions of Exodus ihi' department was dissatisfied tion of the Executive Commit- Registrar F. W. Hengeveld re- \ Receive Awards and Exodus Revisited are being ported that this number was with the effectiveness of the sold to students and alumni and tee. Diplomat Speaks .system, especially in the discus- Eight were required normal. net The national headquarters of residents of the Charlotte area. students The usual differ- sion groups. following first semest- ence is a loss of 29. he explain- Kappa Sigma fraternity recent- Both Uris and Moshe Leshem. BY A LETTERhe received from a to leave The physics program is STILL PUZZLED er; left volun- the addition of four ly announced that three mem- Israeli consul to Atlanta, will num- two of these had ed. With Chapel Tuesday working quite successful- Winthrop College sophomore with the Mm* box and one In out bers of the Davidson chapter have intimate contact with the tarily before their cases came returning students ly, though, according Or. ber as hit, English Instructor James R Gross has not before the committee. An ad- transfer, the difference is ex- Dr.Frank Porter Graham, of. to have been given Leadership student body during their visit, I C. J. Pi*t*npo4. However, he put on proba- actly number. in jAwards. These awards are dis- Robinson explained. They will yet sent a reply. ditional 14 were that ficial the United Nations felt he could not view Hi* POSSIBLE MEASURE and past president the Uni- tributed on a national basis to attend classes and also eat at tion. of program objectively and wel- say these figures Though no formal policy of versity of North Carolina will recognize those men who have least three meals with fratern- "I wouldn't comed any student comment wereoverly large," Dean Bailey underachievement is now in ef- speak at assembly on Tuesday, shown exceptional scholastic ities. in improving the class**. : Gregarious Winthrop Girl commented. "There is nothing fect, Dean Bailey admitted it Keb. 14. Dr. Graham will arrive and leadership ability. j Pietenpol commented that he | alarming dismissing less than was not a closed matter. "Sever- on Monday, and will be avail- The three members to receive in 1 had always taught under this able for informal discussion awards are Verner Stanley, Lin- system before he cam* toDay- GET A START after assembly .ton Wray. and Jerry Cole. with students idson. Mate and faculty members. Cole, a member of ODK, the ON Flirts With Her Box ■ were provid- Court, Club, present' Questionnaires Honor the Beaver The pale blue perfumed envelope Professor James Covington Dr. Graham, who is ed psychology students who and president of the Interfrat- Plans N., post For ly a negotiator for the U. dropped course following Gross. Instructor in English, pulled out of his office the ,ernity Council, was awarded a j MIDWINTERS , box a few weeks ago was addressed to has a long record for service the first semester. Additional $100 cash award and a Certifi-, tmth in States being gathered the United and information is (cate of Merit. Box 631 the N. Serving ] College Sale, U. in the state from those who continued and Stanley received a Certificate PARTIES Davidson Dr. material, Work- Book Discounts department. Graham has based on this ( of Award. He is a member of Davidson. N. C. been of Na- have the chairman the man and his associates ( Beaver Club, and is AT reading: By EO RUDERT ODK. the He openedit and started tmnal Advisory Council on So- affected several changes. president of the senior class. COLLEGE Davidaonian Feature Writer WINTHROP cial Security, a member of a Only two men will be doing Wray. who was given a $50, Tuesday, January 10, 1961 College committee Rights lecturing semester, in- " Tommy Covington, Student Manager of the on Civil and j the this ( award, is a member of Al- three, cash HATTIE'S Mil Union Book Store, has announced plans for a purchase a member of the National War stead of and they will be pha Epsilon Delta, the Beaver attempting to improve their ( Time out for your studies and mine for discount plan and for a sale in the near future. Labor Board. Club. Scabbard and Blade, and mass presentations. Attempts , a friendly chat. First, should gat acquaint plan being ■ a tale n—r fu- In N. Dr. the wrestling team. we "The now consid- hav* in the the U. Graham has are being made to strength- ture." added Covington, "pos- served repre- also td: I'm a sophomore at Winthrop Collage, and ered involves a printed card| as counselor and en discussion groups. sibly Ht* of > the I for the sake of not knowing your name, 111 which would be given to each at end Hti* month. sentative on numerous contro- Only 56 students of the or- Charlotte, Davidsonians meet versial issues. He has been the In call you Davt (for Davidson). There: intro. student who purchases "This sale wouldbe mostly of iginal 120 are continuing in a book. U. N. representative for the In- books that we now have in basic psychology this semeit- at th« Famous Op«n Kitchen for a... ductions are over. Each time he bought another. dia and Pakistan dispute and book, punch-' ssMk which have not sold too "r. However, this drop is not Being gragarious, I've always been curious bis card would be .i the N. commit well We will sell these at a member of 0. j greater than usual. Workman ed. After 20 purchases, he ; the to know who has the same box number as , reduced rate order make tec of Good Offices for { pointed Last year 46.7 — would be entitled to a discount in to Dispute. out. mine at your this will be interesting! for Dutch and Indonesia as com- school of an as yet undetermined| room new orders. per cent continued Florida, ' ' year. Since I'm from Idon't know much amount on each further pur All of the orders we make In addition to his formal du- pared to 46.3 this PIZZA they your college; however, I do know it is Covington - books requested by ties in the state department and Workman added that about etesa made." ex- are for the the famous OPEN KITCHEN plained. professors." Covington. ithe U. N., Dr. Grahamhas serv-!were disappointed, but not dis- a fine Presbyterian school. stated 1 - These, however, ; as an appointed senator in couraged. He stated the depar Charlott., N. C. I know since you're near Charlotte there "We ur* also planning to are not limited ed ' 1318 W. Mor«h«ad to those required for the pro- Congress during an interim Oti it U '■ '■ I thi> tl ■ is lack 'or things to do, and if you are system. no fessors' courses. good like the rest of you look forward to those us Moss, "good times" on the weekend. TwoDebate Teams Covington and Bill the time of year when those Assistant Manager, said that Since iPs the profit on descend on us without some has been made things called exams Leave For Florida Store year. mercy, here's wishing you good luck and that the Union Book this Inventory been taken, but you'll ace thsm all. Next Thursday, two Davidson has the figures have not been cor- Well, I've enioyed 'talking to you," butit's debate teams will leave for the tournament rected yet. time now to make the fourth in bridge. debate at Florida University that $2000 Tim* out from your studies and mine for State at Tallahassee. "The rumor a The topic for debate- will be profit mad* last semester Hoping to hear from you soon. I was this year's regular topic; "Re-■ it definitely not tru*," said Winthropy, solved: That compulsory a profit do Miss 631 health insurance programIJ Mom. "Any we "She was right about exams," Gross said. "I had so should be adopted by the Fed-'I mall* ooes back into Hi* bud- many papers and tests to grade that Inever did get leral government." get for reordering books," answeringit. to my freshman English Covington around to Iread it Davidson idotd. classes, enjoyed it. too." Representing in the and my wife tournament will be Skip Jones. The long-scarched-for name spent half hour, j THE DAVIDSONIAN feature staff a ■ Bob Llewellyn, Greg Govan,Bill for the book store has still not on the telephone trying to locate Miss 631. A co-operativeI:Brown, Tommy Poston, Billy yet been determined. The con- young long distance operator who franklv admitted that i early semester herself, Stockard. Harold Fisher, and test held last she had no plans for the coming week-end dialed Doug failed to provide a satisfactory Winthrop College pursuit Wilkerson. Professors J. every dormitory at in of the T. Drake and P. F. Elliott and name. Possibilities are under mysterious young lady Mrs. H. T. Lilly will accompany consideration now, and the man- "We accept calls for girls, not serial numbers." the .Ttrers hope to announce some- them. " Winthrop matrons rasped. "Could we speak to her room- thing definite on this subject mate?" the operator asked sweetly. Despite these at- In addition to the regular de-.soon. on Friday and Saturday, tempts, the writer could not be found. bates Covington Moss said that team may enter other and "What's YOURbox number?" the telephone operator members be hard to cite the speech contests such as im- it would whispered cancelling the call. "I hear you Davidson single book that ranks as "bast after promptu speaking, oratory, af- guys" are super cool." Book Store. ter-dinner speaking, and court- seller" in the Union Gross will have the last word in the matter, However, they Professor style (for mentioned the however this a good assignment room the senior divi- popularity of poems "I think would make " sion). the of Ar- for my freshman classes when we take upletter writing chibald MacLeuh, "J.B." by After the final debate Satur-1'jMacLeish. the College Outline day, the team will return to 'Series books, and many of the Methodist Fellowship Davidson. Modern Library' Series volumes. "FIND THE ANSWER, JIM-AND BRING IT BACK" BOOK-OFTHE-YEAR InstitutesSex Class When Jim Boardman took his B.S. in Eke- Six months later, Jim turned in his recom* State, His plan accepted, By KEITH JOHNSON trical Engineering at Colorado there was mendations. was uppermost wanted Davidsonian Feature Writer one idea in his mind. He a Next stop: Colorado Springs. Here Jim ON SALE NOW job in which he could work his way into man- worked out a plan to expand telephone facilities Pictures of Brigitte Bardot and June Wilkinson agement via the engineering route. As he puts for this burgeoning community. This plan, too, decorate the walls of our rooms. Girls are compared, it, "I didn't want to stick with straight engi- fa now in operation, drooled over in dormitory bull sessions. But neering praised, and all my life." T()day Jim m important muchdo we really know about sex. and are we aware REDUCED PRICES how AT talking to eight organizations planning where, how much, and what land of of the moral issues involved? After other Jim joined The Mountain States Telephone & telephone service is neededin the Denver area. These are the questions posed ond Look at Sox program con Telegraph Company. sexual morality. On Feb- He soon got the kind of Here'show Jimputsit:"We get tough assign- by the Methodist Student Fel- corns action he was lookingfor. - lowship, and to help find the ruary' VI, Kenneth Goodson of menta butwealsohave thefreedom totakehold the First Church in, unlimited, answers, the Fellowship is con Methodist ' H« first assignment: How best to improve anddoajob.Ithink the future hereis two-stage program Charlotte, will present a lecture Exodus (paperback) 75c * ducting a widely scattered rural telephone service all over Uaman wants to do *-*8 there to ta done railed A SecondLook at S«x. and discussion on the topic ] — Religi- a sticky engineering challenge. you're guy the answer— The first stage of this pro- Sexual Morality toIta Colorado— He If a who can "Find Judge with com- gram involved in the adminis- ous Issue? On Feb. 24 Exodus (hardback) reduced from $4.50 was given a free hand to work out his own pro- and bringit back"— you'll want to get a trating of a S«x Knowledge !"»" Willard R. Galling, from the M " cedures. His bosssimply said, "Find theanswer, pony where youhave thechance. Visit your Place- Mecklenburg Court of Domestic m ventory exam to interested Jim—and bringit back." menlOfficeforliteratureandadditionalinformation* students. The exam, testing a Relations,—will talk on "Sexual to $3.75 person's familiarity with sex Morality For Human Reas- given by Dr. W. G. Sacand Look a* Sax facts, was ons." The "Our number to in oB February 3 to a A one aim it hate j^**^ Workman on will be concluded by discus- $4.95 to $3.95 management jobs the most vital, inteUi- consisting mostly of up- Exodus revisited, reduced from #J|% group lion with Mrs. F. I. Chapman, M^^fJB genl, ponlite results indi- and imafinati»e mm we perdassntftn. The psychologist and presi yd pouMyfimL" W*^*B that of the stud clinical eon cate two-thirds Charlotte Family eats who took the test an dent of the READ LEON URIS' BEST-SELLER Her topic will be above the fiftieth pcreantUe of Life Council- — "Sexual Morality Can tha ZZE-SJSZSZSl*. BELL TELEPHONE COMPANIES students in America. AvaJUW. At Til* Union D~k The second stag* al Ike *"*" Mind Stand itOtherwise?"