. ' '\ Rare cBooks Room 'Bone's' Quips Manuscripts Are wients Highlight ACC Bhman Trip Into History Cage Wrap-Up •n baa lb ·rested Page TwD Page Seven ~near ri.duals t>Wa a, Walter· VOLUMEXLVID '* Wake Forest College, Winston-Salem, Norlh Carolina, Monday, March 11, 1963 NUMBER 20 ;baron * ~ the mpeti­ u-the efJnite t, due Students Defend And Attack Campus Politics )f the ~offer orin- 1 ~ not. Open Hearing Is Seen As Clash itarted DeathBill By ADRIAN KING action in that direction. Frank Wood, junior of Miami, :pecta- ASSOCIATE EDITOR "It is imperative we take Fla., discussed each party's !8, but Is Killed Seventeen members of the tLCtion now," he declared. Con- platform for last spring point ngth.'' Wake Forest student body either tinuing, he added that political by point, contending approxi­ t such condemned or approved of cam­ parties discourage candidates mately 3D-35 per cent ol both State,' pus politics at an open hearing f1·om running independently, and platforms were enacted. He '081'0- By Solons· conducte~ by the Student Leg­ further maintained parties were then called fur the Legislature islature's elections committee undemocratic. to adopt Constangy's resolution. The House and Senate Judi- Wednesday night. Bruce Bach, senior of Arling- ciary committees of the North I The hearing was originally ton, Va., re Alyoslha Skortsov, a non-existent; the story ex­ 50/o OFF! young Russian signalman (19 tremely simple. Its presenta­ years old), and his comrade tion however, is tainted with are holding an advanced out- the mood of bitter-sweet wine Any Purchase At Maaor Texaco post. An enemy tank battallion and therein one finds the poem. is comhl:g in full destruction The ciharacters have bwnan Plus an extra bonus of a nine dollar ac~oss f!~te steppe. These ma- faces, everyday, proletarian chines, m contrast to. th~ ~ faces, beautliful faces. The meal ticket given each week to the !lelena Island, men, the latter of which 1S m- mother is a wind-burned ma· lucky winner of the ticket drawing. ft): and Fori stantly killed, are almost mon- donna allld Alyosha and Shura ... ster-like in appearance. are youth. They are also very Tickets given each time you buy gas Alyosha runs, and one tank, hUJrn:an, ·afraid and awkward, like .a gigantic cat playing with reaCihing but never touclti.ng. or need repairs. BILL CONSTANGY JO DeYOUNG PAUL TURNER a mmiscule mouse, 1ays chase The director knows b.ow to play Jack Westmoreland "widespread dissatisfaction" • .independents can win • • • ••. "99% don't know'' ••• with()lllt firing upon him. He the chords of truth and he jum·PS .i:nto a trench, grabs a does it with the touch of a Dealer '!~~~~~~mr:1~-~-~--~'%.~~,~~-m;s;~·m~·~'l.::~~~,;,:~~-~;..~,::~~~·~~~~·:!·~··~~~~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~pom.~~-gun~::_.~fire~s~in~to~1lh~e~b~e~ll~y maestro. WINNING NUMBER THIS WEEK-NO. 98 :::: We could criticize this film I\ on one pomt: sentimentality. I·t was just a little over-senti­ ~ht At Called Legislature Revisions mental for the average Wes. tern taste. Nonetheless, senti­ ment is one of the major con· ~r commllsSary ventioos in Russian aesthetics, ·olinian named • and his we must accept In ~ as pilot for Honor Council Presents Revisions order to truly appreciate the 'rivers of No. film in its own context. il 1862 he be­ By ADRIAN KING the Legislature, informed the scheduled times for conducting concur in any decisions on the student's record. We could also be arty and with a delsire ASSOCIATE EDITOR membe'rs that he had can- trials. Council. The chairman may vote -creates a new section in say tlhat the .train was the pas-­ r, and on the 1 ,. 'l1he Wake Forest Student ferred with Harold S. Moore, -clarifies all rights of the ac- only when his vote is necessary Statute II (The Student Honor sage of life, the war is reality, e started for Legisla.ture, in a long meeting superilltendent of buildings and cused so tillat Staliute II, section for a majority. If a motion ... Council) : Section 10; Reporting etc., but I think it would be on the Str. Thursday, accepted fOT publi- ground.s, and Winston-salem 5 (Conduct of trials), subsection reconsider the first motion. on Trials: After every trial the best to leave this film as it was !Ver saw him cation a list of improvements officials concerning the 1arge c (Rights of the Accused): It -adds the followi:ng subsection secretary shall report the fol· meant to be; A ballad and erwards learn­ to the Honor Council 'l1he pro- holes in the road leading to the shall be tihe duty of the Council to section 5 (Conduct of Trials): lowing .iaJformation to tlhe school that's all ... a ballad about i home Toper fa-culty autlh.orities. (This trial unless he is present fr()m be divulged. No other statement, the Soviet Union for those i liood to him, of several months study by the of the week. is added) "The accused shall be 1l!Ie start of the trial and a.t all public or private, shall be made ninety minutes of beauty, and re to sleep at committee. The committee which com- present at all times except dur-- times tb.ereafter. by any Council member, the the memory of them, which !overed by the Prior to discussion on the posed the proposals Included ing deliberation." -adds a subsection f to Sta· right to appeal excepted. willll this viewer will last for !d him almost improvements, Ch!arles Winber- Carlton Prickett andi Kay Clarifies Procedure tute II, section 5 (Conduct of .1 body and the Legislature a er, Jim Biesecker, and Sue to St.atute II, section 5 (Condiuct the Council members, the ac­ Regiment at UIIliited States flag 81lld a North Fulkerson, Honor Co unci I of Trials), subsection a (Decis- cuser, witnesses, defense corm­ [1 tells of hls Carolina flag, on behalf of the members. Accorditng to Gas· ions): "If a motion cOJ!LCerning sel, and the accused. The College Inn · Restaurant [elena Island, junior class. kil!lS, other members of the a penalty is rejected three con- -clarifies whiclh penalities AND tander of the According to Winberry, the Legislature, Honor Council and secutive time·s, it cannot be en- are most frequently imposed by adier General u. s. flag was donated by Con- st111dent body served on the tertained again unless an inter- the Council so that Statute II, set up head- gressman Ralph Scott of tihe com.mittee at various times vening motion cancerning the section 6 (Pemaltii!S) includes: Spaghetti House January, 1863. Fi£th District

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I Focus: Fireside Chat ®1~ ~nlb au~ ~lark I • • • • Wake Forest College * "' "' Political Candidates WINSTON-8ALEM, N.C., MONDAY, MARCH 11,1963 Discuss Positions By LEON SPENCER and every task Radio Commentator: It oc­ Very ree­ Parties Basically Good curred to me the other day that prehensible, politics around this place were I'll call the tunes The Elections Committee of we believe, have the authority becoming entirely too, well, If you'll not ask to do this under the same au­ hot, rough, necyc-wracking, and Me to be the Student Legislature, in its responsible. exa:mination of the present elec­ thority it uses to set the date scnsele&-s. sO today we have ar­ of elections, petitions, and other ranged a type of program to tions procedure, is asking for Second Candidate: Many of procedural matters. alleviate the problem: the old­ my letters, much of my mail, recommendations which might Thus improvements are need­ fashioned fireside chat. We have a:s a matter of fact, (through suggest a better campus politi­ ed in the early stages of party here the fire, and not one, but the recent outstanding mail ser­ cal system. Since any political politics, where there are more two candidates. vice) and, in fact, a good per­ system affects the entire student charges of fixing and rigging. First Candidate: It is indeed centage of all the inquiries body, the committee is involved Better communications, coupled gratifying to note that this sta­ which come my way are di­ tion ha!S been fit to so gracious­ rected toward the question of . . I in an important study. Because with efficient and well-organized ly allot its time to listen to the party :meetings, would greatly just what is our position in the we feel the issue to be vital, we clear-cut i:ssues involved-as I political scheme. offer some suggestions for the reduce this problem. see them. Now· we know that Well, to continue, I am happy .....__ AVOID~N6 THE PiTFAlLS·•• ·• __.. -...... ___~ committee's consideration. Party power, it is contended, without doubt these are the to announce that our position We believe that through com­ discourages independents from times that try men's souls and stonds erect and proud before munication there could be better running during spring elections. purses, what with development friend and foe. We are for the campaigns-! would like to take r------, ~ understanding of election pro­ Perhaps this is true, yet it has right! Some tend to confuse us (All letters to the editor must be signed; names wiD be cedures. All students should be been soundly proven that inde­ thi:s opportunity to thank you with the opposition in our tac­ fer the marvelous support on the withheld on request. SpelliDg and punctuation are the made fully aware of their right pendents can win against party tiC5. Nothing could be further LETTERS writers• own.) to attend conventions and cau­ candidates. There is no reason recent campaign, and I WQuld from the truth. To show this, like to thank you in advance I will read a !Short poem which cuses, to nominate candidates that any student cannot run in­ for support in future campaigns and organizations who played a be nominated. Anyone could dependently if he so desires. The one of my many loyal friends Thanks To Donors large role in helping our two or­ nominate ,a candidate far one for office, and to run for office of mine-and what with the wrote for me use at this fire­ to To the Editor: g.aniza,tions should be recognized of tih.ese four offiees. themselves. Studeats should be Old Gold and Black is strongly enemy lurking on my doorstep. side chat this evening. This fully aware of their inherent interested in assuring that each Now how anyone can fail to The visit of the Red Cross and thanked for their contribu· (2) These candidates would may be a bit ragged, for I . ' right to run independent of party student is fully aware of this realize the clear-cut issues in­ Bloodmobile last Monday and tion to this accomplishment. then speak before the Studen!l; ·~ must admit I haven't read it Tuesday can be considered a To Col. John F. Reed, Capt. , Body-the Presidential and Vice­ affiliation. The 'Elections Com­ fact. volved in this matter I cannot before. Hmmm. It's entitled, fathom. Thirte::m out of sixteen great success for the first time Nornnan B. Clyne, and to the Presidential candidates for per­ mittee should be responsible for Student government at Wake "The Trouble with People Is at Wake Forest. Last year, for other officers and non-commis· f~·ont pages in a weekly news­ haps 3 to 4 minutes while candi­ urging party leaders to ade­ Forest has come to be a strong People." (I think I'm sure it all practical purposes, the sioned officers of the M:ilitary dates for the other two offices paper have provided sufficient n quately publicize their meetin trs force. and has even stronger po­ was loyal friend.) Anyway, BloodmObile should have stJayed Science Department, we wish could speak for 2 to 3 minutes. tenthil for the future. We feel information :for you, ISO I can­ at home, since less than a hun­ to express our appreciatioo for and activities so that those who not recognize the necessity for If we could climb the highest The Student Body would then wished to attend would know of that the party system has con­ steeple dred pints of blood were donated their untiring effons which help­ eleet the top llwo On tl. J party sys­ To save some (Ncte: Focus credits Walt bile visit this year can be traced basis, and that voting be by tem and retain it as a necessary who're sensible. Kelly of Pogo fame fur the to two ,things; (1) the use of four ciation for the fine publicity we This propo.sal would give the I'll two poems, 8JS well as several campus organizations in the pre­ received for tihe drive. greatest Student Body participa­ secret ballot. The Elections Com­ and vit~l part of srn rlent govern­ handle problems "mall or large­ other quotes, the effectiveness dOOllating stages; and (2) the Last, but certainly not least, tion in tlhe nominations, and mittee of the Legislature would, ment and student life. to .the students who gave of their Ly i!~com­ of which would have been lost willingness of the studetllts to would eliminate most of the pt"ehensible. if enclosed within quotation do:aate their blood. time to donate their blood and backroom "fixing" since it really make this drive a tri­ would be almost impossible for Des:;~ite the "ounds marks.) We feel 1lhat certain persons umplh, we WQuld like to say the candidates to make deals thank you. wifu everyooe on campus and Chance Missed To Portray WF We hope that the accomplish­ in the class, and if they did the ment of the drive this year is a majority would be satisfied. Last Sunday millions of people I RESENT THE IMPLICA­ sign that this project will be This proposal could be carried over the entire nati-on watching TION THAT WAKE FOREST IS continued m the future, and that out this year since the student it will aclrleve even greater sue- , the CBS C-ollege Bowl saw a NOTHING BUT A PILE OF government has -already reserv- 1 "crackerjack" team from Wake BRICKS. Wake Forest is not a Continent by Charles Stone cess. ed a Chapel program. Forest skillfully and deliberately group of buildings standing on John Stevenson, This proposal will be present­ win an impressive victory over the top of some barren hill. It President, AED ed to the ElectiOIIlS Committee Are Coeds Accepted? Scotty Vincent Monday a-t 3 p. m. If any stu­ a very good team from the Uni­ is people. President, APO dent would like to make a com­ versity of Kansas City. This isn't the first time that ment concerning this proposal, Many of these people probably someone has succeeded in re­ It was during the sec,~~:d tl.ey really love us, but when Those who do date claim. that A Proposal he should conbasketball season of 1938 ended with a victory for the Black Is published each Monday during the school year except during examinations and DeacolliS as the following account which appeared in the Old Gold dents should not give up their 50 Years Ago holiday periods as directed by the Wake Forest Publications Board. and Black relates. "Wake Forest's Demon DeacoJliS concluded their privilege of individualism. The ideals whlch are sometimes ap­ ASSOCIATE EDITOR: Adrian King SENIOR EDITOR: Marvin Coble As in March of 1888, March of 1912 saw another Anniversary basketball tseason last Monday nig'ht as they defeated Davidson Col­ MANAGING EDITOR: Charles Osolln SPORTS EDITOR: Jack Hamrick pealing are often too 1ll!1realistic ASSISTANT EDITORS: ASSOCIATE SPORTS EDITOR: Ernie Accorsl roll around and the Student described the occasion with the follow­ lege, 47-45. The record shows eight wim; against 12 defeats. for the situati0111 which actually Barbara Bennett, Diana Gilllland CIRCULATION MANAGER: Leon Spencer ing article. "Once more the greatest event of the college year has "Prospects looked good at the beginning of the season. It was exists. Therefore, examine the EDJ;t'OR~ ST.-\FF: Bill Bentz. Nancy Cain. Sandy Barnes, Dave Chamberlain. Carol come and gone. While we pen these lines the fragrance of flowers thought this year's quint might keep pace with the record set by ideals but do not neglect to get ~~xon. Lineta Crayen, Jo .DeYoung, Abbey Farthing, Rachel Floyd, Dennis Hoff, June Captain Doyt Morris et. al. However, after five 11traight games were all the practical experience pos­ ~,g, Janet Lee, Jim McKinnon,. Charlene Markunas, George Mitchell, Jack Neal, Susan still seems to be perceptible, and a confusion of sounds enters our Penley,..;Toe Staggers, Mayo Stancil, Charles Stone, Susan Turner, Bill Vernor Charles Win· ears like the echo from a battlefield or a babbling of voices or the lost things began to look bad for the locals. sible, either as a candidate or b erry, ., •'ank Wood. ' as a voter. More important, do BUSINESS STAFF: Nancy Howell, .Tim Sinkway, Tom Teal. faint strainls of music as it dies away in the distance. This is fol­ "The lack_ of tall playern to aid in the defensive work of the team proved to be a great disadvantage to the team ..." Losing season not let any dust which might get lowed by a harsh, grating sound, a trampling of many feet as if stirred up distort the true situa­ Member of the Associated Collegiate Press. Represented for national advertising by Nation· or not the DeacoJliS managed to "trip the Tar Heels in a great al thAd~ertl:s!ng Service, Inc. Subscription rate: $2.50 per year. Second-class maH privileges a number of people were, being jostled about trying to make way tion. au ouzed at Winston-Salem, N. C. Printed by The Nashville Graphic, Nashville, N. c. for something bearing down upon them. A distant locomotive homecoming game by the score of 44-34. This was the first time L. Wayne Williams whistle is more distinct and brings us to realize that there i:s a UNC had been defeated." Class of 'G4 OLD GOLD AND BLACK Monday. March 11,1963 PAGE FIVB Peyre Explores Literature I • ..., Critic Calls Play Sincerity Discussed Miss Deac Of The Week One Of Best Ever BY CHARLENE MARKUNAS critic." Once while reading a STAFF WRITER Parisian newspaper, he found JACI(IE MITCHELL By ABBEY FARTHING bright ex-football player who The seeond lecture in the the word used tlhree times, once STAFF WRITER irons, sweeps and a:nswers the series presented by tlhe Institute to describe a movie, once to de­ Colorful and lively, "Wonderful phone for Eileen. of Literature wa·s ai!lJ excellent scribe a play and once to de­ Town" should join flb.e ranks as Special mention should go to as the first and just as over- scrive a tie. Disgusted, he st•aTt• one of the best plays put on by the choreography by Jackie crowded. Henri Peyre first ap- ed to throw the paper in the the College Theatre. Mitc'hell. She did a professional ologized by saying "lf I spe.ak a Seine when he :noticed a boat A musical comedy, the play job with the dancers. Especially little fast, it is bec•ause life is so coming toward t1he bridge, contains, besides the music, a:nd well-liked was the Congo dalllCe short." and 1Jhen proceeded to named coincidently "Since rite." comedy, dancimg, and excellent done by tJhe unrestrainable Por­ comment for an hour and 15 '.rhe incident caused him to go cast, a delightful set, and Judy tuguese sailors and Miss Pal­ minutes on mOTe literature than back to his hotel and begin tJhe Palmer. mer. most people read in a lifetime, book which just went to press Miss Palmer-well, what can The idea fO'l" the set was dif­ at a ratre reminescent of a 33 a111d bears the same name as the you say about her? Tremend­ ferent, but it looked like it had rpm record beim•g played Oll1l 78. lecture. ous? To say the least! It takes been put together rather hap­ His topic was "Literature and The lecture was conce'l'illed great ability to play the role of hazardly. Sincerity." with whether sincerity is a Ruth, he aspiring spinster-type The play will continue all "Silll.cerity," he said "is a valid standard of litera.ture. writer wlho tries keep up to week, with nightly performances word that has not been used "Sincerity" he said is not truth with her younger, more lovely COLLEGE UNION PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES at 8:15P.m. glibly at least once by every as trutlh conforms to sQffie ex­ ••• Walt Pettit (left). Dave Forsythe •.. sister, a111d Miss Palmer does lt ------~ terior concept and sincerity. is with ease and perfectdon. She is the attempt of the inner Idea to witty, sarc,astic, sad and lov­ conform to the exterior ideal. College Union Leaders able. Being as experieneed as Spending Limit, More Nor is sincerity franklness or she is, everyone seems to follow callldor. Sirnlcerity involves an act her. Wheneve-r she is on stage, of the personality rather than the rest of tlhe cast become Communication Proposed the recording of an event. In To Be ElectedTuesday much more spirited and spark- this sense the ancients were not ling. She definitely deserves the (Continued from page 1l candid at e. The Legislature sincere. Voting will take place in Nomiruated for flhe. vice presi- top billing. dency are Tom Kautz, junior of Dona Westry as Eileen, the If we don't have parties there should do something to curb the Chapel Tuesday for new pfficers Renaissance Silver SP'tinJ.gS, Mid.; and Man- popular yollll1g sister o£ Ruth, would be more vote-sV.:apping friction which occurs on the to head the College Union. ning Smitih, junior of Charles.. and Dan Custer as the guy vlilw dUling the elections," McKinnon Icamp IllS during elections, he It was not um.til the Renais- Two candidates are competing town, W. Va. finally ends up WI"th Ruth, did a asserted· added."It · "di ul th t sance with its emphasis on the for president, Dave Forsythe, 15 ' . Candidates for secretary are fine job. Otlher :irnporuant ·char- He proposed to the commit- n c oUIS. a grown individual that writers began junior of Richmond, Va.; amd Susan Keen, junior of Arlilllgton, acters i:ndude Doug McCorkin- tee that a limit be established ,men and women will not speak thinking about sin.cerity. Then Walt Pettit, junior of Arlington, Va., and Mlary Shull Tarman, dale as the hep n!ightclub owner on the expenses whi h be :to each other during and after th b Va. . . f S" vill . ed bch lf cf may ',clectionJS," he mam·tam· ed. _ey egan to blend t1b.emselve_s J_um_o_r_o__ "_a_te_s_·_e_. ______an_d __ B_o_b_C_ru_m..:.:_'_:.:a.::.s_:.:th_e_n:._o_t_-to-..:_.:_lll_c:._urr_.:..:_o:.:n:....=.:::::.a=-o=-.:.a:ny:::....:.o:n:e ddit' h d d Wlbh nature and become a mi- Forsythe is actdve 1n the In­ 1~ a. Ion e .recommen e crooosm which reflected the rna- terfraternity Council, writes the legislative supe~s~ cauca!Ses, cTocosm. Even llherJJ, the "sin­ "Deacs Who Are Greeks" Wants Economics Major better commumcation betw~n cerist" writers and auhors or colum111 for Old Gold and Black, part~ leaders and Pr?spective those who could portray a con­ Our "Miss Deac of the Week," Jackie Mitchell and is a·ctive in College Union candidates, and a reqmred con- cept most convincingly: were is a girl of many interests. Jackie, senior of ·zebu: activities. He is a member of fcrence ~een Pa_rtY leadc_rs often those whose lives were a l~m, is working for a degree in speech, ·but takes in a gen- Pi Kappa Alplba. · and elec~ons comm1ttee to dis- complete antitihesis to the con­ In a second Pettit is cuttent!y chairman Exchange Student Chosen cuss Ieg~Iature problems, ;so cept. Thls of course directly re­ tlme out to perform as a !majorette and to work illl outside of the Mlajor Functions Commit­ that party_ leaders would know lates to the relationships be­ with the College Theater. Currently, Jackie is sity of Berlin's exchange student enrollment tee of the College Union. A Sig­ Lutz-Peter Rininsland, an un­ wha~ ~andidates >youl~ be more tween tlhe writer and the man putting her dancing ability to use by serving as meet al!ld ma Chi, he also participates in dergraduate student majoring in to W•ake Forest next year. qualified for legJJSlative posts. behind the writer aoo how· one choreographer for the Theater production of for its respec-· the Young Republical!lJs Club and economics and busiilless adminis­ Rininsland will come to Wake The entire hearing proceed- inte:r;prells this relationship in "Wonderful Town." Jackie is also a member of like manner. Phl Sigma Iota. bration, will be the Free Univer- Forest under a $1000 scholarship ings lasted approximately three terms of sincerity. could form offered by the College and a SOPH, the Legislature, and the English and Speech hours. Most obser:ve~s comment- Peyre concluded that true s:itnr­ platforms, $750 grant frQffi the Wil!lston­ Clubs. S'alem Rotary club. ed f~vorably 10n the 1d~a of open cerity is the result of apparent But being pretty is one of the things that Jackie all the other J ,. heanng:s by the Leg1slatur:. incinceity or inconsistentcy. The campus poli- Wake Forest students Larry does best, so it was natural that she should be System Explained Me~bers . of ~e elections author is always tran.sfiguri:n,g Com"ad, sophomore of Thomas­ committee, m addition to Gla£S, the original occurence 1n the chosen as a member of the Magnolia Court and ville, and Florence Wisman, ure Earl Taylor, Jerry Attkis- process of creativity as our Miss Deac of the Week. ("Miss Deac" is sophomore of South Bend, Ind., chosen from portraits made by GRIGG STUDIO.) will study at the Free University ~n, Charles Winberry, Jan Hug- "For myself I belleve that in By Honor Council under tihe exchange program. · gms, Sue Fulkerson, Frank Lord, tfue creative e~perience we are Dave. Rader, Kenna West, Dave bec~•~g~~~ tlhe ooe th a t · we secret - Willia (Continued from page 3J ing statements followed by the Rini:nsland, who was bol'llll In ms and Charles Taylor. ly are. In imaginative creation --creates a new section under statements of the defoose coun- Leipzig, said "it is my greatest we are dealing with the re­ Statute 1: The Honor System: sel. Gaskins continued fuat fol- wish to hear about and study FASWON SHOW creation of ourselves. '11here is Plagarism. No student shall lowing those statements, the tihe Ame-rican opinions on a "Easter Parade of FaJShions" real , sincerity b.ere. I believe plagarize on any pledge work. prosecutor calls any witnesses number of problems In lihe LUTZ-PETER RININSLAND will be the theme of a style that imagmative literature f>f­ Plagarism shall be defined as who are questioned by the pro- sphere of economic and business • • • coming here • . • show bo be given at 7:30 p. m. fe-s us one of the few means of 1-day Service on Cash and Carry offering as one's own the ideas, secutor .and the members of the adlllli:n:istration." Monday, Miareh 18. salvation In a modern world." works, paragraphs, phraseology, Council .and then C'l"'ss-examined l!n a statement giving his rea- the Unibed States to learn more lo by the defeiJJse counsel. The sons for his desire to come to about democratic ideals and 'i writings, ebc. of someone else. Wanted: Camp counselors (boys and girls) PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE The major change offered by ·same procedure is followed by America Rindnsla.nd said he had ideas a!lld their effect on the be present- witnesses the defense coUDIScl "a great interest in the social daUy life of the students a41d skilled in arts and crafts to work Committee the eoll11Inittee is dividing viola­ at a North Carolina coastal camp. tions into two categories, eit1b.er may present. structure of the American people the American people in gener- If any stu- Write Don Cheek, 1601 Hillsboro Phone PA 3-8281 honor violations or conduct vio­ At that point, according to and their political opinions, in a1." 849 Reynolda Road m>ake a com- Gaskins, all wilmiesses and the the democratic way of life amd As a final note, he added that this proposal, lations.· Honor violatins would Street, Raleigh, North Carolina, or accused are dismissed from the the historical development and he i-s a "passionate player of a member of be placed in Statute I and would call TE 2-0949 in Raleigh. prior include :pledge work, cheating, room and .the prosecutor and de- present state of the .American basketlball," who plays on the the pledge, penalty, plagarism, fense counsel make their closing govel'i!llllent." teams of the Free University, " I stealing, debts, w o r t h 1 e s s remarks. Both the · prosecutor Ri:ninsland said he has a great and "would be able to learn checks, interfering with pro­ and defense counsel remaiin in interest m the study of gener-al more about the sport in tlhe cedures of the Hon.or CouncU, tlhe room during diseussion by conditions .iJn America, and "be- land wihere it or1gmated allld is a:nd false testimony. the COuncil, but neither take ing daily conft-onted witih 1Jhe practised in every university." I parb in the disoussion nor do ideologiJCal struggle between the Mlarie Almutih Blittersdorf, of Conduct violations would in­ Another Arcade they vote on the innocence of two political blocks and the Coburg, NortJh.ern Bavaria, is clude hazing, gambling, conduct guilt of the accused. direct repercussions and ilii.Jflu- studying at. Wake Forest this 1 towards guests, 'riots, and viola­ After Gaskins' explanation, ences on the sitwa1Iion in Berlin, year, while Robert Hoccutt, tions of state and federal laws. Ruke seemed satisfied alll.d did it is easy to understand that I junior of Clayton, is at the Free Beautiful and brand new! Conduct violations would also be nob push his proposal. Several am eager to spend a year in University. p1aced under a mew Statute II. VISIT US AT OUR • • • PropOISals which would neces­ commented iliavorably on the r sitate ccmstibutional changes in­ members 11f the Legislature --======:; new Council procedure. clude: Gaskins said the procedure All Goals Are Surpassed -elimination of references to would be offered at the end of -t.BEYNOLDA a stenographer in Article IV, the CU'l"ren1l semester as a per­ Store section 3, subsection d and Sta­ manent feature of Honor Coun­ As Blood 'Flows' Freely tute II, section 8. The commit­ cil procedures if the experiment 9MANOB tee conunented, · "The Council continued to be successful. How­ By JANET LEE armed and ready. feels that a stenographer is both ever, he nor other members of STAFF WRITER Mter standing in line and unnecessary and a !hindrance to tlhe CoUlllcil expressed willing­ :Blood was flowing m the gym listening to the varied com­ trial procedures and has not ness to fO'rillally propose the Monday and Tuesday as :129 ments of donors :iJn the curtain­ used a stenographer in four procedure for action Thursday brave souls mounted tables and ed-off .partition, each donor soon years." night. b&Ced their veirnr.s for the pain- found himself stretched on a --obligates students to t-eport The joint meeting lasted ap­ less gift. table g;azing up at an empty violators: by clarifying Article proximately two and one-hal£ EnteriJII.,g the College gym- bottle. VII (The Honor System), sec-tion hours, necessitating a recess nasiUIID, volunteer victims were Chaplaful L. H. Hollingsworth 2 (Provisions) to read: "The mid-way of the proceedings. directed to the basement for was there to lend moral en­ Honor System provides that it registration. A file card soon couragement; ihe was the first to is the duty and responsibility of contained each donor's life his- donate. every il!lJdividual student, not tory; no Chances were taken "Easy!" only to obey and uphold the Sys­ Candidates witlh students who had been re- "Nothilll.g to it," and soon the tem himself, bub upon seeing ce:ntly ill or who could not do- pint jars were full, the needle sOillleone else commit an honor nate for other reasons. removed, •and the donor-a bit violatioo, to confront the violator Announced A ammber of junior ROTC ligh.theaded-proceeded to a can- by -asking him to report himself ( Continued from page 1) cadets could not donate because teen f0'1" free soft drinks, milk, to the proper authorities so that president is Betty Nance, junior they had received required vac- and oatmeal cookies. A tiny he miglht either clear himself of .Jacksoo; and another nomi- cinations last week. · band-aid was his bill of depar- or bear the responsibility of IUs nee to be named later. Students wandered from ther- ture. actions. If the violator does not Candidates for secretary are mometers to scales to finger- A total of 366 came to volu:n~ t1.U1D. himself in, the student Kathy Cain, sophomore of Ro- prickers, and finally to an at- teer; 37 were not able to donate witnessing the violation is obli­ chester, Min:n.; and Jan Haskett, tCI!lJding phy;sician. Here they for various reaSOI!lS. The Red g·ated report him.'' to sophomore of Elizabeth City. were either accepted or reject- Cross had a goal of 250 pints; Subsection a would read: "Any Treasurer nominees are Jean- ed. This was the point of no local organizations were shoot­ . student failing to report another rue Brewer, sophomore of Ar- return-the only way out was ing fOT 300. Both goals were sur­ student who has committed an lington, V.a.; and Janet Nance, past two registered nurses, passed. !honor violation and has not sophomore of Mebane. turned hlmself in is himself act­ For the post of :ievotdonal rOCCCCOO~CO:C=:o:oco:;occcooococcoC1f' ing in violation of the Honor chairman, Becky Funderburke, S System." sophomore of Indial!l Trail; and . For The Purpose Of Love • • • -clarifies duties of Honor Sg Council: "It shall be tlhe duty of the Student Honor COu:ncil to ~:;::ee:.~:~~~omoreof s DIAMONDS Is Nominlated f o r extension receive, prefer, and try all § S charges of violations of tbe H,onor System, both of honor ~~=;,~:~ea!ayFr~:g;~~: §8 I jtl!Il!ior of Miami, FlDTida. 88 From our large and complete selection for Her'. s§ ,. violations · and conduct viola­ ,As listening chairman, the 8 tions, a,s provided by the Con­ nominees are Dick Mallory, S 8 stitution and the Statutes. sophomore of Anniston, Ala. ; 8 And • • SS From its beginning, the Arcade has always been a Following the approval for alllid Alan Casey, junior of Rocky R There's § publication by the Legislature, Mount. ~ No Extra S dominant style authority offering you the finest in Tom Ruke, junior of Ft. Meyers, Nominated for the post of so- ~ fChorarge R dresses, coats, suits, sportswear, millinery, lingerie, Fla., suggested an office simi­ cial chairman are Dot Medlin, ; lS children's wear and women's and children's shoes lar in nature to an attorney 8 junio~ of Durham; and a second ~ CREDIT! S at popular prices. Our Reynolda Manor store will general's office be established to candidate to be nominated later. follow in the same tradition offering you the same investigate clb!arges of violations. 8 Candidates for the post »f Also, Wake Forest Charms, high quality merchandise as the downtown store. If Ruke said he did not like the social action chairma111 are Mar- I §S you haven't paid us a visit already you have a sur­ idea of the Honor Council acting tha Swain, sophomore of Pennants, Rings And Keys. o as judge, jury and prosecutor. F·ay-~ § prise, a package so new, our number three store, ettevllle; and Leon Spencer, S especially for you! We're still downtown as we have Gaskilll.s replied the present sophomOTe of Raleigh. 8 Council b.ad adopted on an ex­ 8 always been but we've added another to its kin. perimental basis the procedure Visit the most convenient for you. of having two members of the r;;;:;Ho;;:;bG;;;;;b1;;;;;eGsg-;;;;;(m;;:;~rt;;:;ail;;:;~~;;:;~f=,~i=es;;;;; I BYE~~~ a~E~!EELE . I l .t coimci! ~'Vestigate the charges, one servmg as a defense counsel GEORGE'S § "Where Quality Is Paramount" S Use your charge account at any Arcade store. and the othe-r acting as a prose­ HOBBY SHOP § SS downtown/parkway plaza/reynolda manor Payments received at all three stores• cutor. 824 W. 4th St. Opp. Sears ~418 W. FOURTH ST. PHONE PA 3-1939 8 At. the begmmng of a trial, "()pen Mon. and Fri. Nltes'' I the prosecutor makes the open- • acacoocooacc~~=oaaaocooooooocccooao~ PAGE SIX Monday, March 11,1963 OLD GOLD AND BLACK FOB PINE FOODS. Circle K's ( ..., ') LITTLE PEP GRILL ' , ' SPAGBETH - PIZZA Film Series 11. S. CHOICE STEAKS and SANDYJCBES DEACS. • • Loeated Opposite Greyholllld Bus Station Sets 'Brazil' Who Are GREEI(S The Circle K Club of the Col­ By DAVE FORSYTHE lege will present "Brazil," the ,, STAFF WFUTER fourth in a ISeries of travel­ ; FORSYTHE ogues, tomorrow night at 8 ' ..lllilillliiil11111 o'clock. The film will be shown REZNICK'S FOR RECORDS Not In Ivory Towers at Moore's School auditorium. 440 N. LIBERTY STREET Congratulations are quite in 1 have known the subsequent con- had the priviiege of obtaining BRAZILIA, NEW CAPITAL OF BRAZIL order: to the Sigma Chi fra- i flicts between fraternal activi- tL.e benefits of fraternity life . . . scene from Circle K's travel film, "Brazil" • Howard Pollard will narrate ternity for having the best schol- 1 ties and claJSs requirements. have received more from their the film. Together his material, arship record for the fall se- And still they have maintained college experience than the Pollard toured the major cities JAZZ -- POPUUR -- CLASSICS of Brazil-San Salvador-Bahia, mester, and to the KAs who their scholl!JStic proficiency. In vegetable-like scholar whose --WFDD-AM & FM-----. SINGLES AND ALBUMS were close behind; to the same the long run, I cannot help but quality point ratio is a couple Rio De Janerio, Belem, Para, K.AJS who had the best average feel that these men who have of tent:his of a point higher. 88.1 Sao Paulo, and the new capital, in the brothers-only category, "' * * Brasilia. The film also presents and to the Pika brothers who Alpha Sigma Phi a look at the people and a scenic 650 On The Dial panorama of South America's ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~: were .second in that grouping; Rod Corey, Bob Dannecker, Jack Friedman, Dana Ingalls, r Monday, March 11 largest country. again to the Sigma Chi pledges Brian Kelly, and Jim McCall have pledged. A house party 12:05-Sign Off 5:00--Dinner Music The travelogue series is be­ who were first in their divi- was held Saturday night. Field representative Bob McKinney Thursday, March 14 sion, and to the Sig Ep pledges visited the chapter laiSt week. 6:55-Focusing on the Arb! ing ISpoDISOred by ·the Circle K in second place; and finally to Kappa Alpha 7:00-Campus Report 5:00-Dinner Music Club as a service project to the Sigma Chis, KAs, Kappa 7:15-Wake Forest Sports 6:55-Business Review railse money fur a scholarship. Sigs, Sig Eps, and PikaiS whose Jim Self has been elected to lead the fraternity in the com-. 7:30-Evening Concert 7:00-Peaceful Uses of Space On April 16 James Forshee t 0 t a 1 membership registered ing year. with Mac Alexander and Bill Moser in the second 9:00-Reynolda Hall Lectures 7:30-Evening Concert will narrate a film entitled "The above the all-men's average. and third spots, respectively. The house had a banquet and an 10:00--News 9:00-Flow of Life Canadian Rockies, and th.e final e DINNERS, ETC. • C1JBB SERVICE Now fraternities, by their very open house Friday night and a combo party Saturday night 10:05-Deaconlight Serenade 9:30-Searchfng World presentation will be made on • CATERING For PARTIES • DINING ROOM nature a!s parts of an educa- with music by the Oscar Black Combo. 11:00--News 10:00-Deaconlight Serenade May 7 when Art Wilson will tiona! institution, have always Kappa Sigma 11: 05-Deaconlight Serenade 12:00-Devotions show a documentary travelogue, subscribed to a minimum level Gene Lawson and Bill Kimbrough have been recently pledged. 12: 00---Devotions 12: 05-Sign Off "Berlin-Island! City." ~ Lexington Barbecue The College Circle K is spon­ of scholastic achievement. Re- A party was held at the Walnut Room at TangleWIOOd Saturday 12:05-Sign ou Friday, March 15 sored by the Twin.City Kiwani.s PA 4-7059 Located at Blghway 52 at Motor Rd. cently there has been increas- night. Tuesday. March 12 ing agitation for the raising of Club. Pi Kappa Alpha 5:00--Dinner Music '·' that minimum level-not only 5:00---Dinner Music 6:55-Books in the News so that fraternities will keep The house had a combo party Saturday night at the Ameri­ 6:55-Law In tac News can Legion Lodge, music fu.rnished by Stringbean and the 7:00-Special of the Week • pace with the changing times, 1:00-W1..shington Report 7:30-Evening Concert • but also in order that fraterni­ Playboys. Prentiss Baker has pinned Miss Joan Matthews of 7:15-Portraits of America 9: 00---Renaissance and ties will eventually, in the near­ Raleigh. 7:30-Evcning Concert Revolution future, take the lead in demand­ Sigma Chi 9:00-Evening at Eastman 10:00---News ing a high level of scholarship The following have pledged: Bob Leonard, Bill Nesbitt, Gill 10:00---Deaconlight Serenade 10:05-Deac.onlight Serenade 12:00-Devotions on college campuses. Larson, Rich Stivers, and Dave Orr. 11:00-News Proper Perspective 12:05-Sign Off Sigma Phi Epsilon 11: 05-Deaconlight Serenade But thls agitation, though cer­ ' The Sig Ep Leadership School was held at Chapel Hill this Wednesday, March 13 12: 00---Devotions tainly beneficial and most need­ 12:05-Sign Off ed, must he placed in proper past weekend with representatives present from North and 5:00-Dinner Music perspective. Scholastic success South Carolina. Jim Beaudoin has been awarded the Sports­ 6:55-Doctor, Tell Me ;. is a necessary requirement in manship Trophy. 7:00-BBC Report European Senoinar the fraternal world-necessary Sigma Pi 7: 15-Germany Today Offered To Profs "If you're always busted, friend, start but not sufficient! Fraternity Officens for the coming year are Bob Carr, sage; Joe Park­ 7:30-Evening Concert Eleven leading European phi­ men have never held that grades er, first counselor; John Phythyon, second counselor; George 9:00--VVhere Minds Meet losophers will conduct a semi­ doing your banking at W achovia, make the man. There is some­ Greco, third counselor; and Dave Cleeland, fourth counselor.. 9: 30-Dcbriefing nar in contemporary European 10:00---Ncws conveniently located right on the thing vegetable-like about that Theta Chi philosophy for U. S. teacheriS ,, student who lives for his books 10:05-Deaconligbt Serenade vnd students of philosophy in alone. The library is a fine Gregg Stett has pledged the fraternity. A rutsh smoker was 11:00--News plaza. By Zeus, Wachovia has every­ held Thunsday night, and a record party was held Saturday Oxford, Paris and Tubingen place, but it is not meant to be 11:05-Deaconlight Serenade (West Germany), June 23-July the sole reason for existence. night in the section. 12:00-Devotions 17, 1963. thing a busy student needs! Oh, there is the retort that • there must be !Sacrifice at pre- News On Other Camnuses sent for the demands of the r • future. But what about the op------­ i• portunities to serve and de­ • velop that are bypassed at pre­ "For example, I used to save my sent, valuable chances that may Wind-Up Dolls, Test For True Love not reoccur in the future? money in a vase. But no more is my The men in the groupings By BILL VERNOR parking ticket. The Speech Major Doll: You turc series these six tests of mentioned above have excelled sTAFF WRITER The Jock Doll: You wind it !lP wind it up and it throws a tan- true love. spare cash owed to a Grecian urn. .I. book-wise. Yet they have not The IStudent neWISpaper at :md it sticks out ills chest. trum and becomes a beatnik. done so at the expense of their Central State College provides The Coed Doll: Y'Ou wind it up The Accounting Major Doll: 1. How l{)ng and deeply have Now it's in a Wachovia Savings Ac­ overall development. They have us with a bit of humor from and it gets engaged, otherwise You wind it up and it counts the man and woman knoWn each other? continued. to reap ~~ benefits their list of "Dolls My Mother it stays on another semester. fingers. count, earning Daily Interest every­ of athletic competition; they Never Gave Me." The Librarian Doll: You wind The Printer Doll: Y'Ou wind it 2. Under what circumstances have taken advantage of fra- The Freshman Doll: You wind it up and it fines you four cents. up and it takes a break. have they known each other? day on every drachma. Makes it easy ternity offices that offer an ex- it up and it calls home for The YDC Doll: You wind it up 3. Do they have social back- pression of leadership, a posi- money. and it walks 50 miles "with University of Colorado ground and interests in com- to save for clothes, books and dates. ·,, tion of responsibility, and a TheRoom-mateDoll: You wind vigah." . . A German Shepherd named mon? ~hunce to improve public spea~- it up and it borrows your best Th~ YRC Doll: You wmd 1t up Irving was entered in the "King 4. Do they have a common • mg; they have bettered therr skirt or sweater. and 1t p~ants wheat. . . of the Winter Carnival'' elec~ faith and ideals? • ~cia! graces; and t~ey ha_ve The Campli!S Cop Doll: You ThedE~ttolirtDollt: You wl~d1lslt lions recently. He placed sec- 5. Is the physical attraction mdeedothers. learned to live With wind______it up and he writes out a up an 1 s em o co m__ p a_m __ . ond in the voting. The dog, genuinely secondary? • Therefore congratulations are entered by the Lamba Chi 6. Do they tru!St each other "And my Wachovia Special Checking due. These men do not live in Alpha fraternity, still managed completely and absolutely? ivory towers. They have ex­ to beat ten other male con- Canon Green said that a mar­ Account helps me keep track of my perienced the constant demands ~estants in the campli!S ballot- riage that does not conform to of fraternal living, and they mg. all of these tests can and often money- a Herculean task. I get a Turkey does succeed, but that these ., . questions should be considered statement every month ... and the pro­ Here rs a message of mterest before ·marriage. Top Prize to those who plan to spend the tection of Federal Deposit Insurance. summer in Europe. The offi- For Review cial word from Ankara, Turkey, fS No minimum balance required, either. is that flirting is now permitted CU Sta ..., in the parlm. 1 Wachovia even prints your name and Is N.Y. Trip The word flirt in the Turkish p•l s • l:.ngunge includes much more r l m erzes address on checks and deposit slips The winner of a book review than the definition in English. competition will receive a sum­ It can be BJSsured that the word . The Co~ege Union iJs ISpo~r­ • •• absolutely free! "Can they spell 'Xenophanes'?" mer editorial job with a major carries a definition to cover all mg a JSenes of color motion plc­ New York publishing firm. Sal­ the activities carried on by tures, "The :World Around Us," • • ary. board and winner'IS round­ nonnal couples in parlns. as an educational, entertainment • • trip traveling expenses will be An official statement issued venture. • paid by the sponsor, Grosset & stated that guards will be on The films, the first of which • Dunlap, Inc., publisher of the duty day and night in the parks was shown Tuesday night, fea­ Universal Library line l()f qua­ to tSee that couples are not dis- ture eminent world authorities lity paperback books. turbed when they are engaged who present the pictures and The competition is open to in these activities. add pel1SOnal commentary. all current undergraduates of The travel, adventure, and Ohio State University accredited colleges and univer­ world knowledge series will fen­ sities. It will run March 15- Canon Bryan Green, rector of ture "The Changing Heart of May 1. St. Martin's Church of Birming- Mrica" on April4, and "Scandi­ The review of no more than ham, England, offered in a lee- navian Summer" on April 23. 500 words must be based on one of twenty-fuur Universal Library paperbacks specified by the pub­ lisher. These are titles used by many instructors as required or supplementary reading in lit­ erature, history, !SOciology, the K and W E arts, and other subjects. Books ~:==;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=i ( by James Baldwin, Joyce Cary, f , Walter Lippman, and others are ' f CAFETERIA f :~:~:;e~:~li~~~p~~:: .... ODELL MATTHEWS MOTORS ~ each, and 25 third prizes of 10 · } Universal Library titles each. · D~'\l'mOUth t 9 Weeks r r'J I Your Kind t The winner of the grand prize T TU[l•ant-pl•at will be a regular member of J' I :1! j Ji the Grosset & Dunlap editorial Of Eating Place i: staff for nine weekls, from July I !-August 1. He will participate P:A 2-0371 638 W. Fourth St. 0 in conferences with others of " I onthe sessions editorial with department, authors, agents, sit in r:!';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ artists, book production spe- '1 ciali.st&-in !Short, he will be in CHERRY* STREET* * • S• a working laboratory of the book publishing field and be NORTHSIDE SHOE REPAIR -3 Meals a day Mon. - Sat. r paid a salary of $100 per week. n "The Finest In Shoe Replllrlnc'' -2 Meals on Sunday Columbia University is co­ p operating in the project by h agreeing to house the student We Feature A Complete Line Of tl in one of its donnitories. a. Rules and information about Shoe Polish - Shoe Laces - Shine Kits the competition are available at PARKWAY* *PLAZA *CAFETE·RIA l ,_}J a the College Book Store or from OPEN MONDAY and FRIDAY 'TIL 9 P.M. • a ..Book Review," Grosset & Dun­ PHONE PA Z-1744 NORTHSIDE SHOPPING CENTER -2 Meals Daily WACHOVIA lap, 1107 Broadway, New York h 10, N. Y. BANK & TRUST COMPANY cl OLD GOLD AND BLACK Monday, MarCh 11, 1963 PAGE SEVEPI

I., I ') I VIEWING Horsehides Fill Air Again Wake Forest's defending At- Israel is scheduled to take over City Beverage !antic Ooast Conference base- at first baJSe; Lou Sweigart is the DEACS ball champions meet Kent State also a candidate for the first Catering and Delivery Service University for their seasonopen· LSacker's job. David Miller, a By ERNIE ACCORSI er Wednesday, March 20, at 3 transfer from Wilmington Junior ASSOCIATE SPORTS EDITOR p. m. at Ernie Shore Field. College is slated to step into 'i Coach Jack stallings' charges e!le vacate~ second base spot. If you're planning a BLAST see Champions In Defeat will be out to better last year's Danny Loftin, ~P from the fresh· us. We have a complete assort­ ' ' 20.11 mark which carried the man team, will open the seaJSon The ACO's representative in the NCAA clam­ Deacons to the N.C.A.A. Dts- at shortstop. ment of ice-cold beverages, both bake? No. Champions? Unquestionably yes .. W~ke trict Finals in Gastonia and Bob Worrell will man the hot imported and domestic. Forest was proud of its basketball orgamzation took the conference crown at corner for the third consecu­ last year when they gallantly ripped down the . 1o-5. Florida State stopped the tive year thls 1season. Worrell nets in victory. But who could have been prouder Deaers 3-2 in the eleventh inning was the number two hitter on of a group of men than we were last Saturday of the second game of a three the team last year with a .320 BEST PRICES IN TO\~N! game series at Gastonia. average, and was second in PA 2-2774 908 BURKE ST. PA 5-1481 night as the •ball club w~lked slowly off _the flo~r following a couraglous b1d for another tltle, their Wake Forest haJS been hit R.B.I.'s with twenty nine. hardest in the infield by grad- Bob Rimel will move up to eyes filled with tears. uation and loss of eligibility. the first line catcher's posi­ As soon as the near 15,000 fans took their e;res Not returning will be big Roger tion this year after working be­ off of the victorious Dukes long enough to reahze Coon. The slugging finst base- hind Williams for .the past two what they had just witnessed, they stood to a man man batted .360, had ten home seasons. In support Stallings ·to pay tribute to a clu'b that had just ~allen sh?rt runs, thirty nine R.B.I.'s for a hais :Sill Molloy, Tom Pettigrew, of overcoming the second b~st team m Amenca new conference record, hit safe- and Charles YoUDg, a transfer and a highly partisan crowd. Iy forty times, and stole twelve from Mars Hill. bases. Pat McDowell, senior lefthand- There is no use asking any ·of those twelve fel­ Second baseman Donnie Nich- er with a G-1 record, and Bobby lows how to spell quit because not a one knows olls signed a $30,000 bonus con- Biddix, junior righthander with e.:M"m of good will, mose~t. what the word means. Down by ten with less _than tract with the Baltimore Orioles, a 5-2 record, are back to lead • to OUTFIT themsel'9'CS as NAT­ a minute remaining AI Koehler made a pa1r of giving up hi:s last :y:eM" of colle- the pitching staff again thils sea· URAL GENTLEMEN, will be glad dazzling buckets, and at the buzzer Ted Zawacki giate eligibility. Chuck Reiley son. McDowell was the top to know that: this merchant: offers quickly fired a pass down court following Buzzy and Bill Covington who both pitcher in the A. C. C. last !Spring. NATURAL SHOULDER clothing Harrison's final score. saw action at shortstop last Edl Mandy, a righthander, and bearing the imprint of Darolf. tailor of Bones echoed praises for his club. "They gave year have graduated. Jerry Pardue, a lefthander, are Philadelphia. 11 '·' Pat Williams, who wa!S the also returning from last year's a. greater effort than any club I've had," said Mc- first string catcher for the last staff. This imprint is an easily found LABEL, marked "'Botany' 500 tailored by Kinney. thr~e y~ars, ~s now at Indian~ Two junior college transfers, • Uruvel'Slty domg graduate work, Lewis Howard a lefthander Daroff, to which we proudly add our Bones Lauded Bob Rimel will handle the . catching chorea for own good name. Wake'a defending ACC baaeball champions. and pitcher . Bob Muller h~s from Wilming~n, and Monty However bouquets were not limited to the graduat~d. P~tchcr Don Roth lS Matthews, a righthander from is our ASSURANCE that yoet back this spnng as an assistant Winston-salem transferring from It squad. One' of the lea.ding officials in the Atlantic ze making a WISE and FRUGAL Coast Conference said, "Bones McKinney really choice. Wise, because the c:ut is authen­ did a remarkalble job at W·ake Forest this year; Ri~le Shar,pshooters coach. OliWeld Strong ~:~vaa::~na: ~~m:=~~ro: 'J .j the cage squad Coach Stallings tic and the fabrics are lightweight aDd this was surely his finest coaching effort." handsome. Frugal, because the valnes • 1 A M. In the outfield Stallings has expecfls to have rig'hthanders The .most heartwarming~ Wake Forest character­ cc Al al'e honest. •e n , eel all five of his prospects re- F~·ank Christie and Koehler istic to emerge from the tournament was the last 0 Vi., turning and all are juniors. Bill reporting for action. Your INSPECTION is molt cordiaily acts put on by Dave Wiedeman, Hob Woollard, . Scripture, all conference stand- INVITED. and Koehler. Wiedeman, who had an up and down Seven sharpshooters have been It's not natural to Dl()St people. out, will be back in center field, BLANTON WINS AUDITION toiling in the depths of a dim A lot of people can shoot, but LaJSt season Scripture batted SUITS--$59.95 night against North Carolina on Friday, enjoyed alcove in the gymnaJSium four few can shoot well." .310 led the conference :in stolen A W:ake Forest student, his finest hour Saturday. hours each week ever since But what satisfaction can one baJS~ and set a new conference Douglas. J~ Bl~ton, is .one of The little platoon leader swished seven ·out of September. · get from riflery? · mark' with eleven doubles. thrM_::._~~tritact 0Wlillllers ~·tithe J' To ... a1 Mik will t rt . . "'"-'"""""'- n peva aUUJ! OlliS eight shots which included a hook and a sweeping M esSI15. rm 8 app, . m .~.e • Perfection A Goal .e Budd s a af!am ~ held here recently. layup that cut a parkway the size of interstate 85 Hodges, Pete Patrick, Hunt- left f1eld and Wayne Martin will Blanton senior of Shelby ts tailored by DAROFF through the Duke zone. The defensive attention er Harris, Dan Jones, and Skip "I never hunt. I just like to be back in right field. Don Met- a tenor ' ' that Dave received in the second half was merely Woody will wind up the 1962-63 shoot," says sophomore team zger and Walt Noell round out ---·------­ a tribute to his greatness. season of the Wake Forest var- member Jim Sapp, "There'IS a the outfield strength, and will .------. sity rifle team when they com- lot of difference, like in marks- most likely see quite a bit ()f After Wiedeman tore Bubas' heart to a million pete in the Atlantic Coast Con- maniShip and skeet shooting. It's action. shreds in the opening 20 minutes, Vic gave up ference Invitational lllile Tour- (See RIFLE on page 8) In the infield, letterman Jim the all-around services of one -of his finest shooters nament at North Carolina State ;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=; McPhails, Inc. Buzzy Harrison ·for the purpose of concentrating this Saturday. This meet will only on the Deacon captain at all times. Although be the climax of montllJs of DIAMONDS he kept Wiedy from getting the ball as many practice the athletes have ISpent WATCHES times as possible, whenever Dave decided to go to on the ROTC rifle range. CAMEL PAWN SHOP, INC. the basket he scored anyway. The Deacon gWIISlingers, under and the tutorage of SFC Quesinberry Bob Woollard seemed to be Wake's heart and FINE JEWELRY "Winston-Salem's Favorite Men's Store" fight besides providing for 32 rebounds, second of the ROTC department, have HAS MOVED! fired their way to an c,verall 410 N. Spruce Street high in the three day show. Our 'big guy was hail­ 15-14 record. The riflemen boast NEW ADDRESS ..; 422 N. LIBERn ST ~ ed ·as the conquerer Friday as he wrapped 'UNC in a 14-llog-in postal matches and ON LIBERTY ST. BETWEEN 4th and 5th a powder blue package and sent them ·back to have scored a 1-4 reeord in Chapel Hill to resume studying, with a last breath shoulder-to-shoulder meets. tap which he executed while standing in back of BIGGER ST·ORE --BIGGER VALUES! two Tar Heels and going over both for the score. "Correspondence" Matches DROP IN AND BROWSE (Cunningham was one of them.) In postal matches· the scores L;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;:;;~ Woollard showed what he was made of as he by the Deacs are !Sent to other ,;;; !Schools, and the opposing schools escorted Ronnie Watts back onto the battle field return their scores. The highest after being momentarily sidelined by a bloody team total determines the win­ head injury. Two guys who have been battling ner of the "correspondence'.' each other for the starting position all year united match. The shoulder-to-shoulder AAA bravely to give the Deacons chairmanship of both meets are regular dual matches boards. where the two teamiS collide on 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE As for Koehler, who could ask for anything a range. ALSO GENERAL REPAIR AND BODY WORK more. He shot five times in the entire tournament, The ACC meet will pit six and connected on every one. During the near panic strong squads, with Clemson the defending champion. Ser­ situation in the last moments of the UNC semi- · geant Quesinberry thinks that Fritts Motor Company final he was injected for defensive purposes on "Carolina has a pretty good 967 BROOKST0\'01 AVE. PA 3-1677 the dangerous Tar Heel guards; he performed team. It will be between them, admivably. N. C . .St:tte, and Clemson." The youthftil Deacon team, carry- ' Everyone played an equal role in the inspiring " exhihition last week. Butch Hassell led the entire ing only one senior, will be field in shooting percentage sporting a mark of fighting to up last year'rS fifth 60 per cent. Watts, Frank Christie, and Dick Car­ place finish and can not be michael all had big clutch moments as Wake For­ seriou:sly considered to take Staley's Drive-In home all the marbles. est actually registered sweeter victories this year The leather-slappers will be than they did last year in copping the crown. firing 12 pound Winchester Very Ineffective mode152-C rifles-the same u:sed by the U. S. Olympic team, but Restaurant &Car Hop Yes, the dejected Deacons were glorious in de­ with slight modifications-attar­ gets set 50 feet away. They will feat and they were finally defeated only by a club be firing from three positions: that is barely rated behind Cincinnati for National prone, kneeling, and rstanding. 'rhe house that service and quality supremacy. Yet as glamorous as the Blue Devils One can LScore .ten points for were, their moment of victory was marred by a each bullseye. Therefore, for built; the favorite of Wake Forest very ineffective demonstration by Jay Buckley. thirty targets (tcu at each posi­ With almost no time left on the clock, and with tion) a perfeet score would be students and faculty. We specialize Duke assured of victory for the first time since :100. But f;hls: has never been in short orders, sandwiches and before the contest started, Bones was on his feet shot in · the history of inter­ K <3 <3:£2 E3 c::Ll<::: ~ ® as usual shouting instructions to his boys. The only national competition. dinners. reason he was still up was because he never gave One pudgy reporter WJOndered ENGAGEMENT RING WITH THE PERFECT CENTER DIAMOND up on his ball club. whY these Wake riflemen would However, Buckley who might be pardonted so much time striving for unattainable goal. True artistry is expressed in the brilliant fashion styling of since he had never won a championship at Duke, what rewm-dJs· can a marks­ 24 Hour Service displayed the latest fashions in arrogance as he man here at Deaconland obtain? every Keepsake diamond engagement ring. Each waved lamentingly to Mr. McKinney. He even of­ "A guy can get a vansity let- fered several comments which he neatly selected ter in marksmanship and some from his hag of tricks. Of course, eventually even medals if he shoots well enough," 2803 REYNOLDA ROAD setting is a masterpiece of design, reflecting the full brilliance Art Heyman displayed some of his newly found ex p 1 a ins Quesinberry." But humbleness in making a short lived surge toward those are really the only tan­ PA 3-9703 and beauty of the center diamond •.. a perfect the Wake Forest bench. gible things you can get out of it. You can't get any recogni­ gem of flawless clarity, fine color and We couldn't help but think back and remember because it's not a spectator AI Dillard, Manager the towering guy from Chevy Chase. Maryland last So you really must be year as he trudged off the court after doing noth­ i11tercsted in riflery. It's work, meticulous modern cut. ing against Clemson in the semi-finals, which the and you've got to work at it. Blue Devils never got by. Also he may be better off if he learns some manners before he moves his YOUR FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD DRUGSTORE Authorized Keepsake Jewelers may be listed in the "Crusade" to such characters as Harold Hairston, With The Most Complete Service Yellow Pages. Visit one in your area and choose from Leslie Hunter, Gary Bradds, Tom Lowry, Nate Away From Traffic - Plenty Of Parking Space many beautiful styles, each with the name "Keepsake" in the ring and on the lag. Thurmond, and of course Geor~e Wilson. Duke raked in all the marbles, and they de­ serve the honors which came to them through r------· relentless and most talented efforts. They un­ i I HOW TO PLAN YOUR ENGAGEMENT AND WEDDING '------~-l ~----~ Prescription Specialists mistakingly sport the horses with the ability and 1\CIAO 1 Pleose send two new booklets, "How to Plan Your Engage- power to go all the way to Louisville and come Cosmetics 1 ment and Wedding" and "Choosing Your Diamond I Rings," both for only I Oc. Also send special offer of home happy. But we'll take our gang. They were Gifts I beautiful 44 page Bride's Book. there to be dethroned in the finals and fell about ! as easily as the Empire State Building would under Delivery Service 1 Nom•'------'1: a barrage of peashooters. Complete Watch and .Jewelry Repair COOPER Ring $500. Wedding Ring 50.00.-RIV/ERA Ring 1 l •. When great moments in sports are recalled by $300.A/,o to 975.-ROBBINS RingS/50. Wedding Ring 50.00. I Add•••'------!t0"'"'"" ...... 4~'"~ I a Wake Forester in years to come, Wiedeman with t WAKE All rings av,ii.Jble in ~·ellow or white gold. Price~ ...... * ~ I Citv Co. t~le·---- OLD TOWN PHARMACY inc!ude Federal Tox. Rings enlorged to show ~HcuaekeapJnS his Face dampened and the runnerup trophy FOREST be-"uty of details. ®Tr.,de-Mo!lrk. registered. ~ .. l~;,;;:;,:~·:""~~ J KEEPSAKE DIAMOND RINGS, SYRACUSE 2, N.Y. clutched in his ar'ms, will surely be mentioned. 3716 Re:vnolda Road WAbash 4-9130 PAGE EIGHT Monday, March 11,1963 OLD GOLD AND BLACK SigEpsTake Rifle Team To Raleigh BELL BROTHERS CAFETERIA (.. • 'I Frat Lead SUNDAY DINNER ---- 75c feet self control-it tests your Intramurats a n d weather like golf; you're competing nbility to control yourself." mGved into -the spring phase, MONDAY·FRIDAY ---- 67c against yourself. It's satisfying, The team shoots approximate­ am.d many of the katernity and yet can be frustrating. You get Iy 8()(}-1,000 rounds each week independent teams are prepar­ CLOSED SATU~DAYS a great deal of satisfaction in an effort to pexfect tltis "ISelf ing to make a rtllll for the wire Left off of Reynolda Rd. shooting at 300. You can't reach control." for the campus athletic cham­ piooShi.p. Sigma Phi Epsilon is at Reynolds High School perfection, so you're always "You need coordination in 831 Chatam Rd. Across from Western Electric. I , striving. riflery just like in any other now iJn, the lead for the campus title with Pi Kappa Alpha and "I do it for enjoyment. The sport," rcmarlns the blonde co~ material rewards aren't that ped Quesinberry, now in his ~appa Alpha approximately great and you get a lot of gas second year as coach. "The forty points behind the leaders. when someone hears that it is only way to overcome nervous­ This past week, however, vol­ a varsity sport. You can't equate ness is by practicing. Some leyball was the major sport with heated battles going on between it with basketball or football. boys really never overcome it the Pika's and Sig Eps. P.ika It's mainly self control. You when pressure iJs on, especially wGn the contest two games to must control your breath, pulse in shoulder-to--shoulder match- Gne, winlning 1ibe first game by rate, and muscle tension." es." a score of 15-9, losing the Tom Teal, another sophomore Sapp explains the tension in­ second, 16-15, aatd winning the crack shot who, like Sapp, be- volved in lining up a shot. final 15-8. Pika won two more came interested in the sport as "After you get in position you g.ames last week making them a freshman in ROTC, thinks get your regular rate of breath­ 3-1 in volleyball. there is little personal competi- ing. You take a deep breatll and Sigma Chi, however, wirming tion, but the objective for each let half of it out. You then sight three out of three, forged bnto individual is that ultimate 300 in. That is, you check to make the lead. Pat McDowell, Jim score. sure the front sight is zeroed in Isllael, and John Grimes stood "Riflery is different from a to the bullseye and the· back oub in their play last week, es­ lot of sports," basketball you sight on the rifle is in pe~ect pecially In bhe ~me with the just play to win. In riflery a alignment with the front ~xght. Pika's, whCIIIJ they oame from maximum goal is set down, and Then you have your trigger behind by defeat ·in the first everytime you shoot you try to squeeze. It must be straight g·ame, to win going away in the pppronch that score. back or you can thrGw the final two games 15-6, and 15-8. "In riflery there's not so alignment off. You must fGllow Badiminton still continues into much competitive !Spirit, but through and maintain the same bhe final rounds this week, but more p e r son a 1 achievement. position' Gn the target immedi­ PiKA Ron Shillinglaw spikes one in intramural volleyball action against most Gf tlb.e fraternities are look­ Creens/Joro Auditorium ing into spring .by playing golf There's very little physical ex- ately after firing the round. the Sig Eps. The PiKAs won. 1\ ersion. It's about 90 per cent Even at the high ISpeed a bullet at Old Town golf course. SAT I MAR. 30-8:30 mental. After one bad IShot you travels it can effect your shot." m14St condition your mind to do With steady nerves and $300 better on the next shot. When I worth of equipment · per man get finished !Shooting I'm com- the rifle team will journey to Indoor Cindermen Wind Up Season pletely mentally exhausted and Raleigh this Saturday. It Gught sweating. I've worked hard to to be a real shoot 'em up af- turn in a good score. fair. By JACK NEAL dropping off the team for volun· Forest team went to the ACC in~ wi1ih some help col.'Wng possibly "You feel like you've ac- As the weather begj!ns warm­ tary rund involuntary reasons. Ivitational for th.e final indoor from Bill Shendow and Henry Ticket. on Sale Now at Coliseum To: The Llmelllers - 1n1 W. Newton. and Thalhimers-EIIis Stone Downtown Lea st~ Greensbonl, N. C. complished \Something when ing up, the Wake Forest track S ....__ ~"'~·~....,....;:!:0-~.--v~;r-v.IA..v •'- _ ....,__,.._, __ .•c.v, _ thing to it is golf, where you p~aying 001 the freshmen tenrnis lays and two lmivitationals. ference teams were represented in an ·attempt to better the Coach Bill Jordan. In alll Inter­ school record of six feet, three try to shoot the lowest PGSISible team are asked to report to view with him last week, he said The first invitational was the as well .as team.s from U. of score. You don't get any re- Coach Jim Leighton on Monday, Chesterfield Invitational in Ricll· Richmond, FurmaJD, V.P.I., and inches. The broad jump will be 1ihat this year's team will be weak due to the inexperience of luation or anything like you M:arch 11. The first match for 100 per cent better than last mood, Virginia on J aamary 11th. William and Mary, to mention a do in golf, but you do get more the freshmen squad Will be with The invitatrl.onal does not include few. the sophomores in that event, year's team, but not as good as includilng Hap Bulger, Rlllll satisfaction, I think. It's per- Elkin High School on March 25. it should be because &f men team scores, so no statistics Lookim.g forward to getting were available. Obvious~, In outdoors, the track team, as well CravE!I" and Dick Dunlap. l January, the tea~ was moom- as the other spring sports, have In the spiri~ Ernie Williams plete and tih.e physiCal shape of been plagued in the last couple will be Jordan's big man, with the runners was not' took good of weeks by foul weather. But help coming from sophomore Cage Slats For 1963 Season after layoff from the cross-co1llll.- better practice conditions should Dave Todd and from Dunlap. · try season. put the team iTh good shape for The middle and long distances Record: 16-10 (Overall); 13-4 (ACC-Including 3 Tournament Games) last fall wel"e in the best shape Field Goals Free Throws Rebounds Per. Fouls Points The next indoor event took the first outdoor meet with the Piedmont of .any of 1ihe events, but the cursion plan place on February 2nd, at the Washingtoo and Lee Generals. Player G A M Pet. A M Pet. No. Avg. No. Disq. No. Avg. boys iiLave had to quit the team V.M.I. indoor games in LexLng- This meet Sihould be close he­ Dave Wiedeman ...... 26 346 147 .425 88 fiT .761 131 5.0 75 2 361 13.9 for various reasons, mamg this Frank Christie ...... 26 315 142 .451 90 58 .644 187 7.2 59 0 342 ton, Va. This meet usually in- tween the two teams, looking at area one of obvious doubt for 13.2 eludes most of the Southern Con- last years results. Washington Bob Woollard ...... __ 26 227 106 .467 101 66 .653 225 8. 7 82 5 278 10.7 the cindermen. Butch Hassell ...... 26 201 98 .488 55 46 .836 62 2.4 63 0 242 fcrence teams as well as tome and Lee who does nGt give any Dave TU1'!1ler, co-captain John 9.3 teams from the Atlantic Coast abhletic 'scholarships, has seen Dick Carmichael -· .. -·-· 26 217 92 .424 69 49 .710 130 5.0 59 0 233 9.0 Carter, Forrest Ernst and Lang CD1Ilference. n "nure" rebirth of its athletic Ronny Watts ...... 26 104 59 .567 95 59 .621 157 6.0 65 2 177 6.8 Phillips will represent Wake at AI Koehler .... -...... -... 26 73 prog·:a:n. and its track team these distances. Brian Jones, ,,\ 42 .575 44 24 .545 37 1.4 51 2 108 4.2 Fifth Place In ACC Games usually is one of the best small Richard Herring ...... 18 42 14 .333 10 7 .700 16 0.9 12 0 35 1.9 one of .the hottest middle dis­ '' Jay Martin ...... 16 27 15 .566 15 14 .933 10 0.6 12 0 44 The Wake Forest team finisih­ college teams in this area of the tance men as a freshman last Put BIG flight-savings in round trips. Leave 2.8 corm-try. Ted Zawacki ...... 11 10 5 .500 4 3 .750 8 0.7 7 0 13 1.2 ed fifth at the Atlantic Coast year, will not be back because of SATURDAY for any city served by Pied­ conference indoor games in Brad Brooks 9 8 3 .429 7 4 .571 11 1.2 9 0 10 1.1 Sprints Strong sickness. mont. Return any SATURDAY OR SUN­ John Anderson ...... 8 6 2 .333 0 0 .000 3 0.4 6 0 4 Chapel Hill on the 16th of Feb­ A wansfer student, Benny 0.5 DAY within 30 days, and get a RETURN Danny Loftin ...... 5 6 3 .500 1 0 .000 1 0.2 3 0 6 1.2 ruary, and in most events one Coaclh Jorda:n Jla:d that his Rusdting, will be counted on in Billy Smith ...... 4 2 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0.0 4 0 0 man :f'rom the other teams was sprints and hurdles were .i:n hl:te the two-mile run. But it is FARE REDUCTION OF 75%! 0.0 responsible for the Wake Forest AI Lozier ...... 1 0 0 .000 2 1 .500 1 1.0 0 0 1 1.0 best shape of all events, while obvious that the traekmen will TEALVI REBOUNDS ...... 157 6.0 defeat. In the field events, a his field events and long dis­ be suffering from the lack of North Carolina cinderman took Olher typical Piedmont WF TOTALS ...... 26 1584 728 .460 581 398 .685 1136 43.7 507 11 1854 71.3 tances were going to be his depth in 1ihe long distmnce Xcursion Plan round·trip fares: WASHINGTON all honors in the shot put, jave­ major prnblems. In the field events. OPPONENTS ...... 26 1610 680 .423 662 428 .647 1067 41.0 442 17 1788 68.8 NORFOLK ..••••••••••••••••• $27.70 ROUND lin throw, and the discus. events, Bill Hopkins will be bhe Co-captain Gene Merryman KNOXVILLE ••••••••••••••••• $24.60 TRIP This past weekend, 1ihe Wake big man in nll three event.s· will lead the h.urdles in both dis­ $27.90 LOUISVILlE. •••••••••••••••• $38.50 - 10 BARBERS TO SERVE YOU - tances and heights, "backed by Bulger and Hap Neary. 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