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VolumeXXIX. X-S28 DAVIDSON COLLEGE, DAVIDSON,N. C, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1942 No. 25 John Belk Is Chosen| O.D.K. TAPSNINE MEN OmicronDeltaKappa AsPresident Of New Taps Nine Students Pan-HellenicCouncil In Spring Ceremony Legerton And Mebane Three Seniors And Six Are Other Officers Juniors Honored By For Next Year Military Unit Students Will Organization At a recent meeting of the In- Davidson's circle uf Otnlcron Del- coming Pan-Hellenic Council. John Is Inspected Be Hosts For ta Kappa, national fraternity hon- C, was elected oring leadership, Belk of Charlotte. N. 9 invited into its President of the Council for the By membership three Seniors and six coming year. Cummings Mothers Day Juniors in it* regular spring tapping At the same time, Clarence I.ck- Davidson R. O. T. C. Impressive Program Is ceremony Tuesday morning. May 5. erton of Charleston, S. C, was Seniors tapped were John Crich- elected Secretary and Marvin Meb- Battalion Again Tries For Planned For Week End's ton nt Mindcn, La., Davis Thomas ane of Burlington, X. C. Treas- "Excellent" Rating Entertainment of Tampa, Fla., and Bill MacLauch- urer of the Council. JIM McCRARV DAVIS THOMAS MYRON SAND1FER lin of Columbia, S. C. Council The annual government inspec- Irrfrtrguration □( a Mother's Day Junior* Othur members of the council are tion of the. Davidson K. C). T, C, .v ]«-l.i ,»i i..ii ,ii Davidson will be the Juniors honored by the urganiza- Kd Etwin, Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Unit is being conducted by Lieu- maw uatuu1 on ilic campus tliis tint] were Myron Sandifer of Low- Wellford Bobbie, Phi Delta Theta; tenant Colonel A. 11. Cummings, \\ etik-eiul. rys, S. C, Jim McCrary of Lonokc, Dick Phillips, Kappa Sigma; Cal- Professor of Military Science and Initiations have,been exTcnilecI to Ark, \\\\ EfwTn of Davidson, N. C, lioun Hipp, Pi Kappa Phi ; R. L. Tactics at Presbyterian College, nil mothers of Davidson student! ti> Ed Murray of Raleigh, N. C, Hugh Hrinsonv Pi Kappa Alpha ; and Clinton, S. C.| un Thursday and ■pciid Saturda) and Sunday on the Sprunt of Wilmington. N. C, and Jesse Woolen Phi Gamma Delta. Friday, May 7 and 8 " *"*'* campus. Mrs. VV, II. IW-lk of Lyman Parrigin of Palntsville, Ky. ■ > ( 1;. Belk Col. Cummings arrived at David- ililil Hf i harkut'v, v\ i has thrse sons In Major D. (i. Wilson, of the R. 0. Belk is representative of Kappa son on Thursday morning, and at 9 the stmlcnl body, is chairman uf T. C faculty made the address for Alpha Order and a member of the o'clock, he called un I>r. Cunning- the sponsoring committee of twelve the occasion. He spoke to the as- Student Council. He is Co-Captain ham, President of the Sollege. mother.. sembled students on "Military 1' of the basketball team, was Vice- Intpects Claiae* Program Leadership. the Student Body and LllCAft President of K- I'he following program Sophomore Class Freshman O. T. C. students has been Ed Lucas, Prcsidem of O. D K., of the met the inspector at HI:-4l) A. M., .1.11111. .1 for till' week ,■11.1 % 1 . presided over the cercrnony, and Thursday which time were f they Saturday", May D: Arch Taylor led the devotional, questioned subjects All upon the of X-.JS I .Hi Anival .mil registra- faculty and undergraduate mem- Rifle Marksmanship, First Aid, and tion .11 llt'U ttft'." bers of the organization were seated Map Reading. ,iu 8:25 12 ii|u ii house in all on the [itage throughout the pro- The inspector met the members class io.imis and udpiiiiisKatiou of- gram. of the Junior Class at 1 :15 1'. M., lu i>. The present membership of Omi- and at 2:15 the entire unit marched cron Delta Kappa includes fifteen on the drill field for the annual 1-' .iu 1 .in luiic.li lAvailable at "i ii are made.) seniors. They are: Harwell Darby, demonstration before the govern- reservations Winii, McCall, JOHN CRICHTON BILL MacLAUCHLIN ED F.RWIN (in Al Julian Charlie ment inspector. 1 .Mm Special displays ami Watt, ifviiionstration physic^, Claude Hackney, George hi chemistry, Marsh, Kd Lucas. Owens, Frank Pamela and biology labs. Inspection of Jim The first event of (.'aidwell, Dave Spencer, Pat Ku- the afternoon inw "V, library, science building dolpli, Taylor, Sprunt, was a performance in calisthenics anil museum. Arch Bill by the Battalion under the l)au Hodges, and Waler Woolen. -entire 1 ini u i command of Cadet Col. Woolen. im Iuimi house' at all fra- Leaders iiiiuix liortses, "Y,1 dormitory, Following this there ami Besides minor honors acquired demonstration! j'\ iijnasium. was a parade, a review, and an over four years, the Seniors tapped inspection. 1 J (M ■! (Hi Intramural and basci Tuesday have shown themselves Col. Cummings will inspect the bull Kaiiu-s at stadium. leaders in 9OIT1C particular field this Jjami Senior K. O. T. C. students at 8:25 ■g|f| www Wt # .s ihi .-. .Mi. concert on camp- year, John Cfichton was Business iHMl il&rf' if- Manager JOHN BELK A. M. Friday, and at 9:20 he will us ni 11. -i11 i>i Chambers of The Davidsonian, Davis Legerton is a member of Sigma meet the Sophomore Class. I. .in 8:1)0 Mother's l).f> Banquet Thomas was a Manager uf the Stu- Phi Epsilon Fraternity, a member «ifnt Store, and MacL;iuchlin Administration in i hanibers. Hill of The Davidsonian staff, and the has in all phases of An administrative inspection of hjOO II (in l-jitiitainiiKiit q( beeri active magazine business staff. Mebane "V" work. is a member of Beta Theta Pi, and the unit will be conducted from moUiiTs at fraternity.houses, "Y", The H)MU 12:30. Juniors chosen have been of the Student Store Stall. until This will include and faculty ami administration elected positions leadership investigation of Mo of Members retiring Council the the records homes. year. of the and other material. frtr -next r Sandifer and Mc- are Pat Rudolph, President ;Carl- c'rary will be of stu- case Sunday President the ton Parson, Secretary; Mason Wal- In the outdoor activities dent body and Y. M. C. A. respec- which been scheduled for Sunday, Maj lace, Treasurer; George Marsh, have 10: tively, Erwin and Murray will serve Jul- Thursday are impossible ian McCall, Jack Phillips. Hod rendered IHrl.i Students' .Sunday School as Editors of The Davidsonian and because of rainy weather, the bat- ( J "Turner," Walter WooTtrn; ant! Ed hr-w ni lbt Hirrh Mia. W. P. Cum- Wulps ana urarfks, anaParrigin will inspector Lucas. talion will drill for the on iiiiiij: in ill ti-.uh tin- lesson, Presidency Friday ED MURRAY HUGH SPRUNT LYMAN PARRIGIN hold the of the Senior afternoon. 11:00 Assembly uf mothers T, ami Class. The Davidson R. O. C. Unit suns in front id Chambers. has received a rating of "excellent" "Y" 11:05 Procession i»i BuildingIs each year since 1928 This is the mothers and suns lo college church. highest rating which the govern- New Managers Are Appointed . Sinphonia Has Open For Use ment awards. 11:15 -Special Muthei'.s Day s.crv- Guests Inspected New Colonel Brownell, from Georgia Jerry Newbold And Bob icc. Final Concert Quarters Tuesday Tech inspected the Davidson Unit Men Respond Raney Are SelectedBy 1 (id -binncr (Available a "Y" if Wilson Angel Present* Formal opening for the new Y last Spring. RevisedBoard SigmaUpsilon rrscrvatiims art- made.) Program Of Favorites MCA Building was held last Tues- In tin' student stun- election "helcl MwJi Wilson Angel, Metropolitan Opera day afternoon from 4:30 to 6:30. To Blood Call on Monday, May 4th, Jerry New- Company baritone on a concert tour Initiates Men can Students, faculty and wives, and bold ami Bob Rancy of the rising Students reserve meals fur of the South, was sponsored by the Beavers Pick About sixty-live Davidson stu- New iiicmbcrs were initiated fhqmsL'lves ami their mother^ the friends of the college had the op- senior class wen chosctj lo serve ancl ' at 1'lii Mu Alpha fraternity in the last dents contributed a pint of their new wfTiccrs were in charge at live "i two ur thrif days iti advance. portunity to inspect the entire build- as co managers of the student store of its concert,series for the present , blood to the Red Cm.s Blood Hank in."■iini; 'psilon, ing. Jim McCrary, president of the New Officers (In coming of Sitfiiui I honorary IIn- only meal served in Chambers 4th, 1 for year. Newbold is to year last Monday evening, May -it tin college inliinnary Monday literary fraternity, un Tuesday evc- will banquet Saturday eve- "Y," and members of the cabinet be Purchasing Manager be the at 8:15 o'clock. in response to :in urgent plea by and Kaney assisted in showing guests through Frank Carter Is Elected nitlL:. May .\ ning. Dr. Hnance Manager. Varied Program % gwrpel 1 'I meeting \\;i^ the building. Mrs. B. H. William- Mcfonnell These men will replace Bill Shaw In- held aI:i -;ii|>-« Mr. J. J.. Payne hasWc'eived a Mr. Angel presented a varied and son, President Of Club per the new hostess, was in charge Speaking before the student and li)avis Thomas of the Senior in Dr. Hood's sunken gardens. number oi return cards from nioth- interesting program consisting of ■ that, of refreshments. At a meeting uf the Beaver body. Dr. McConncll said when class, who have been co-managers Alter the slipper and llic initiation efs. He saiil that the college is arias from famous Operas, semi- by pi Remodeling Club last Monday night, officers for asked the local Red Cross for fbr the present school year. thr new hrnthrrv.-ti liht-rary pro- iiooktrrg forward-re tiity to seveuty- popular songs by American com- of boys presented by Decorating and planning of, fur- next year were elected. an estimate the number of Activities grain v\ as several of five mothers visiting the campus. posers, and well known negro spir- contribute, nishings for the remodeling of the Members of this hononary frater- who would lie responded Newbold's home is in Wilmington, the members. ituals t)f the old South. Among body u;
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Member PhsocdedColle&crte Pres* Sditorials JZeMers of J^eatures Distributor Golle&iateDi6est Letter to The Editor Down Fraternity Court Published Weekly "For a Better Davidson" The Filth Columnist Dear Ed.,: Bet.Theta Pi ney, Carson, Smith, Smith, Young, By ? ? ? ? peo'plc American fur the past generation have and Stewart. Hrother Moore spent This week-end saw the Phi Alpha l»et'\ content to be complacent to be satis- the week-end S. Printed By The ... Chapter throughout in McCall C. To insure filthier filth and more tales about the Kentucky Derby: tied, fcir the most part, with what they have nop scattered Vir- STANDARD PRINTING COMPANY of bloiy-out the hero— matterXif it is wrong and dangerous. Unfor- ginia, Kentucky, North and South it three illustrious embryonic One CROW Charlotte, Carolina, Pi Kappa Phi CRICHTON, One night spent North Carolina tunately, men have not escaped this evil. and Charlotte. Brother seniors will this week serve as the — in younger spoken an alfalfa field they said there We hav^ been content to do what the crowd Sherrill attended the ninetieth an- While the deals were scarce for newer and talent niversary Chapter of previously by an ex-ghost doper. was no room in Louisville 1 Of this tlocs and to\ throw safety to the winds. This is of the Fta at the past week those that were pulled Chapel crew, KELLY, SUBSCRIPTION RATES true not onlyVf the student body, but also of the Hill. Brothers Cushman. were the rarest ones in history. After hair tearing and cerebrum LEGS CRICHTON. T«o cnla p«r copy. S1.M tat Collegiate y«ar Tucker, Robinson, Phillips clashing we have finally decided BUBBLES MARSH, BAXTER faculty and even the board of trustees. I'm re- and Among the mild deals were Brother spent Saturday night that these few tasty bits of table FREEZE, and JIM WHITE, little ferring particularly to the athletic equipment of on a bench Robinson's trip to Derita. — "somewhere near tripe will keep you chewing for at was gained and littLc was lost toll NATIONAL ADVBRTISINO »r the college. Asheville." Pledges Herring MHIIINTIS and Yantis ope- a after all who went for the Derby AdvertisingSmice.lnc. Our gym, as we realize, i- inadequate and| Brother Pete Crayton took a rated as best they least .week. National \ll could in the HOB AMOS has been elected anyway? even dangerous for basketball games. The play- round-about trip to Washington, thriving metropolis of Rose Hill, -- 42O Madison avi. Nik n. Y. dupe week, Holier of the week York. ers are constantly in danger of injurying them- stopping at every girl's college along N. C. Brother Walton journeyed of the and from all in- MACK dications he will probably have to BRUCE'S sudden decision to join selves permanently by running into the walls under the way. Bob Kendrick went to homeward to Hickory. N. C, while Danville, Va.. while Al Winn at- serve a year or so in Alcatruz for the Naval Reserve at Chapel Hill. the baskets or the hleacherVon the sidelines. The. Brother Wilkinson strayed to Ashe- at Craig neglecting his post during the recent He was awakened at 5:30 onemorn- Entered at second-class natter at the Post Office at reft field of the varsity diamond is a con- tended the dance Salem. ville, N. C, Also among the — baseball home- blackout the cause being ISA- ing by the sounding of reveille, ami Davidson, North Carolina, nnder the act of March i, 1179. stant menace to the safety playing thatt Schmidt went to the Derby, and ward bound was Brother Murray of\thosc , UKLLK LINKER. And he is sup- hearing the command to "hit the position, on our own or some Visiting nine due Brothers Pritchett and Rowland to Raleigh. posed deck." Until he gather jto the east stadium. The track team is always in, dashed off to Sumter. S. C, at the to be one of Davidson's few could his The longest and most eventful thought ED ERW1N EDITOR-IN-CHIEF danger being by fly Truly , last minute. '■married" men. SOUTHGATE wits he he had been drafted _ of hit a hallX these "Hare" of the week-end was pulled PETER YOUNC BUSINESS MANAGER dangers— JON'KS has decided what he will and began to follow all the com- are major costly to corrects but yet, isI Brother Caterson is now back on by Brother! Parragin and McCall worthwhile, do after the duration, be wants to mands. It seems that earlier that not saiety no matter wharvthc' cost? the beam in Salisbury. Jack Phil- :it the Kentucky Derby. Another continue his brief but nonetheless morning after a strenuous almost But the purpose of this letter is to crit- lips'and Bob Rainey held up the trip EDITORIAL STAFF no\ — eventful was one to Carolina lasting acquaintance with a certain all-night affair of gin rummy he had Lacy I.-jii icise the equipment used by varsity teahis," butt local campus 1I> Assistant Editur standards with dates Beach where Brotl^r Larkin met '■ Henry Mclnlosh by young art student up NYC way. gone in the wrong side of the field Associate Kditor rather that' used our intramural teatns\ We! Kiiess who? Elliott White spent a the future Mrs. and Brother Her- Jimmy Fulchrr Associate Editur our program home, One of the rare Twiddling Twot- house to sleep. His tennis wasn't boast of intramural here at Da- restful week-end at along ring spent hil time admiring Mac Jeffries Managing K.lilnr - vidson, the ter Trotters of the Davidson cam- the same for several matches after Howell Morrow hut yet we do not have a single fitddI with Rush Smith and Joe Barnwell. scenery. .' Managing Editor pus. FRED MORTON, journeyed such a scare. I.egh Scott ; Managing Editor that is safe for those who participate. We (\o\\\ Brother McCrea whipped down to to Things oil Mm i _ Managing have a single Softball field, except one, x down Atlanta to see SEXY wem't so dull the cam- Jim Kditor that the KSSa^^aa^CSBaD^RMHa^ala^ala^al Atlanta while Brothers Bumbarger Deane Watson. Managing Kditor players don't have to worry about falling otT of PREXY SANDIFER'S old lire. A pus, either. LACY MacLEAN and Leonard Pharr _ and T. I'. Gaither Sports Kditor a six foot bank in order to make an outfield visited Duke and dozen or so limber Sigmas went to ARCHIE EARROR found new tal- Bill Barker Staff Photographer Carolina on the golf trip. Wrightsville catch: and the ground of 'the one field without to show THE HEAD ent next door to the cemetery. Lit- these dangerous hanks is so unlevel that all BREWER the brimy deep. N'ow He tle can be said at present how much BUSINESS STAFF the players are in constant danger of turning an Phi Delta Theta has run the total of existing Ken- fun they did have, this will be ob- Advertising Managi-r Dick Port ankle. Not only are these banks of danger in luckiana ever to see the ocean to vious though when and if they go Advertising Manager Don Mclver Brothers Hums. Little, Tate, Og- — Circulation Manager soffball, ten. Pretty awful wasn't it it just hack. Time will tell. Why does Jim Harris but also in touch football. lesby, and Emerson wentMo Circulation Manager Teensv Ilojgcs year States- shows you what little material we BEN LACY treat all the women so bubscrlplion Manager John Robinson L"iitil this we have had only minor in- ville for Saturday night. Burns Collection! Manager „ Buddy juries and have to work with. horribly? Saturday he deprived a Carson iri the student body because of this poor Tate attended the late show,but ago Brother Garrison went to Rock the Salem always provides something certain (PEGGY NI- equipment, But about a week one of the rest are unaccounted for.. Salemita finest Softball players in the league prematurely Hill: h'rank Mcbanc, to W. C. ;and worthy of citation. DICK PORT'S MOCKS) of his gracious presence Rudolph OnSmith's Return ended this year's season, and possibly all future li Walker to Greensboro. Brothers and Westall liate had a real case of ants in the at a dance,' using as his excuse spent the athletic participation. Brother Howell to week-end in Asheville. pants at a recent moonlight golf a track meet that was over for him to note He fell down one of the breezed over Brother Banks We. were gljid last above making Greensboro also, while Brothers attended the May course intermission, necessitating a at 3 o'clock that afternoon. Some- wed^that mention banks while an unusual Day dances — — the government has seen fit to catch. In falling his kneecap was very Byrant, Ranson, Goode, and Welsh at Sweetbriar and quick change so the dance could day he will learn?— 69, 70, 71 72 dCT^fliate broken Brother — — Shaw Smith indespensible to badly and' only time went over to the City. Wardlaw attended the go on. Sidelights gathered from lines thank gawd that's all. Davidson will tell how serious the Queen proms Arlington College to injury is. at Hall. Brothers" and allow him to continue in Owens, Carter Maloney 1 believe such an injury is unnecessary but Kappa Sigma and were his post as Y.M. C. A. Secretary here. away with the baseball I'm the last unless some type of team while afrauLit^'nut Brothers Marsh, Kelly, Sut- Brother Archer and G. McLean Although many duties, protection is provided for intramural activities. and Cinema Comments know Shaw's ton pulled prize operation helped the tennis team Will it he necessary for other legs to be the this to victory. By CLARENCE LEGERTON few students realize the extent of his ac- week-end by attending Brother broken, for other boys to be Mat on their backs the Ken- Pierce went to his home tivities performed informally through- tucky fur the last three weeks of their senior year; Derby at Churchill Downs, in I'armville and Brother Smith to Thursday and Friday invention has Richard Arden and out Ky. kaleigh. the community. He has become one or will the proper authorities realize their duty Another fine time was had by Brother Dew made a call May 7 and 8 Phil Terry as two young inventors McCoy, Brewer, Columbia, of the school's most valuable advertising to the student body and endeavor to protect Brothers Davis at s. C, and Brother SONG OF THE ISLANDS who conceive a device for project- . Scott, Simmons, agents through his guests them in their athletic pursuits? Wilson, Peters. T. Beaty went to Rock Hill. Brother * * * ing both |>lanes into the air and relations with Wright visiting campus. Sincerely yours, Gault and Siiort who went to made an extended visit to Betty Grable, Victurc Mature, torpedo boats into the sea from the Few speakers Wrightsville — " II. U. Mel. Beach and Lake Wac- Chattanooga. Jack Oakie. and Thomas Mitchell. the same carrier. Mary Carlisle have left without commenting on the — camaw. They some good P. S. I would suggest high white-washed made ac- Another stereotyped story of feuds and Jean Parker arc very good in attention accorded them. quaintances with a group fences around these banks with a slight rise of Junior Phi Gamma Delta and love on a tropical South Sea this timely production in the ground about ten feet in front of them High School misses. Island. However, with Betty Grab- His cheerful personality can be Quite a few Fijis succumbed to mi that the players would know that they were A good number of brothers repre- ble in a grass Monday and Tuesday found accompanying his energetic per- Kappa Sigma the "wanderlust" last week-end. approaching the fences. sented al various girls' . ,_ skirt, Darby ".■..."■<*:■>".—>»■/.■■ Mature in May 10and 11 son on his nightly rounds through the schools. Thompson visited Converse Brothers and Hall journey- ed to Randolph-Macon. RINGS ON HER FINGERS dormitories long after every midnight, College; Clark never idle, went to Duke and Carolina were visited by * (* ♥ helping all he can and Sweetbriar; Phillips as usual, was Brother 54 rejuvinating Cavert, while Brothers Taylor and Henry Fonda, Gene Tierney, Laird those he cannot. MY DAZE with Piggie; Ellis also went to W. Morrow passed Cregar, C,; and Holland and Booth went to the week-end in and John Shepperd, Henry cabinet, By BILL LYMAN Randolph-Macon Virginia Winston-Salem. Fonda scores again in this, According to his he has ' to see the proven of lasses. Brother Crowell went to Car- his first picture since "The Male one the best organizers ever Guest Columnist: CHARLIE BROCKMANN olina Animal." Gene Tierney is excel- Cain Henderson kept up his usual and St. Mary's, and Brothers to hold the secretaryship. He not only SOME MODEST PROPOSALS: Thompson King lent in her portrayal of an average visits to Charlotte, as did Bob Miller and went home- is quite good. keeps up with the campus scene Ih«- body, American girl, discarding but he Davidson student for all its advan- and Arthur Pendleton. Brothers ward to Bristol, Tenn. Harry Owen's her "for- is completely on all of tages over most other student bodies, lias many, Legerton eign" roles. First class supporting informed phases RbcKelle and Richardson went to Long distance honors for the Hawaiian mu- many problems, most : roles are by Cregar worldwide/ Y. M. C. A. work. of which have been hashed their homes- in High Point week-end go to Brother McMullen, sic furnishes an turned in Laird and excellent hack- ami Shepperd. and re-hashed to the point of triteness. . Greensboro, who operated in and about Atlanta. ground. John Jim Owens, retiring Y. M. C. A. Greatest among these, is as well we all know, COMING: KING'S ROW, with President, sums up the problem of (lances on campus. Perhaps Kate Ann Sheridan. Smith's influence Pi Kappa Alpha Sigma Phi Ep.ilon Saturday, May the 9th on the campus by describing him "a has solved this snare of delusion *or at least set ROXIE HART, with Ginger " il aside fur (he duration. Pair weather and pretty girls Off on another 'Heal was Fred TORPEDO* " BOAT Rogers. living example of a practical Chris- " lie that as it may, a new monster has recently had the operators on their toes, the Morton, who went, as usual, to 'A tian." « Richard Arden, Parker, reared its ugly head among us— the problems of campus being almost entirely va- Atlanta, by way of Waycross. Biv- Jean I would like for fclARRY ALLEN Mary what to do with the sunny Sunday afternoons that cated by the brothers. his held his usual in Ulkin, while Carlisle and Phil Terry. to be the guest of the theatre for May i-, s.i busily lavishing Coy This story of a secret military any feature upon our fair campus Those leaving the campus for the did the same at Berryhill. this week. days. On Spencer's Talk these week-end in the Queen City were Datlin and Davis participated in Of course there are hoys who seldom see this Brothers Elder, Brockmann, NeiU, the defeat at Guilford, and Hender- CAMPUS CAMERA Lt. Spencer's talk in chapel Monday fair campus on Sunday afternoons. Let's dismiss Turner, and Pledges Farrar, Stroup, son and Ivie spent the night in a I | rates with the best of the year. them with our blessings and a envious sigh and White and Graves. haystack between Charlotte and Da- \jf our try to find some profitable vidson. opinion it rates with the best a avocation 'for those Brothers Parson and Pledge An- of num- unfortunates who, for one reason or another, find derson felt the need of a trip home. These were the highlights of the ber of years. Few people could have themselves at headquarters on a sultry Sabbath., Brothers Maxwell. Bell, and Hodges week. Low-lights included Miller's handled such a subject with the tact and For obvious reasons, we must dispense with all trip spent the entire week-end on the and Behrman's to Winthrop, fiinesse evidenced forms yf activity involving either noise or com- Hay by that speaker. campus. Returning to the campus the brethren's trek to Hickory petition, or both. That is to say, we must not (where Sunday. Brother Brinson explained Hay the elder rejoined the show any signs enjoying -For those who missed the service outward of whatever we his sfvepy appearance saying Fearrington Brigade), P. G. Ill's mentioned, do. that jaunt the Lieutenant called the he had been a-Maying at to the Queen City, Wendell Studying, except genni Salem attention of the students to the reputa- for those few rare who v■ College. Knox's May Day visit to Winthrop. still possess an abundance of ambition, is definitely Lamon Whiddon's date in Char- tion which Davidson men had acquired out. Who wants to sit indoors over a book when lotte, and Fred Powell's usual to in every part of the country. literally Sigma Alpha Epsilon all outdoors is saturated with indispen- Chester. Of special note was the He emphasised fact, sible vitamin D? Entertainment for the S. A. E. fact that the Cheney stayed the however, Sunbathing, twins was in the areas prescribed for such boys was quite varied last, week- on the campus this week-endI that it away from Davidson that activity, is popular, but it has its disadvantages. end. Places visited ranged from the this reputation has been upheld and he Many of us advised who lack the sufficient stimulus to mountains or old G'boro. Leading Kappa Alpha that students show some of the make us study are still too restless to find satis- the parade were Brothers Crichton discretion at school that they evidently faction in lying motionless under Old Sol by the and Freeze, taking in the Derby, A number of the Knights made exhibit away from thecampus. hour, and a combination of trying to study and ably supported by Brother Bruce a tour to the North over the week- sun at the same time can have disastrous end. Penn 'Hall Pennsylvania The most effects who took it In on his tennis trip. in encouraging note in the on the peepers. Ed Lucas, -Bethea, was the most distant destination. was ,1892 Chasing Brothers. talk the report dated proving butterflies could hardly offend anybody Graves and B. McLeod, accom- Jimmy Jackson took in this long — perhaps that 642 windows were smashed during except the butterflies. Some folks, panied the baseball team to Guilford trip stopping at Washington on his a snow siege however, might consider such activity a bit beneath with Brothers Lucas way up. So far that year. JkVeJiope that and Graves " he has not re- trie etignity of college students. remaining turned. Others will not constitute a record at which to there! Also in Greens- %fio~wenrto[Wash^~ About the only satisfactory form of physical boro were Brothers McAllister, Mc- ington were Mac Jeffries, Charlie shoot next winter, however. indulgance left within the law would seem to be Geachy, Hill, Taylor, and Jack Lu- and Hank Watt, and George Coun- a nice long walk in the country. In taking such cas. Brothers Sprunt, Dee,' Dunn, cil. Brother Council and Charlie a walk, might incorporate SYMPATHY we at once the benefits and Whaling spent the week-end Watt also went to Baltimore. of sunshine, exercise, and uninterrupted thought. as usual, The Daridsonian wishe* to in Winston at May Day. Pledge Glasgow went home with extead the iym- And as we think our thoughts might LIGHTENING STRUCK A CAUyEP THE TUITION pathiu of the entire body drift ever Added attractions were Brothers Pledge Durant in Southern Pines. I "GREAT I 19 student to Dan to the ponderous unanswerable question— can SPIREOF REBELUON OF IBZV } 70 TIMES in the racant low family. what Carter and Harris Brothers Washburn and Speas went TWEWJKEU. HodfM in his be the matter with a CHAPEL TWICE WITHIM I RESULTED HOVER I HIGHER THAN meek afternoon game of In Charlotte for the week-end to their respective I tennis? homes in Wil- IHKEE CAYS/ I BE1NSEXPELLED HARVARD were Brothers Tate, Faison, mington " A FEW 1 Hack- and Winston-Salem. 1 JWflg BER)t£0OMMB*!EMEWt{ Wft? Y0UN6.1 Thursday,May 7, 1M2 THE DAVIDSONIAN P«f» TWr— T Dr. A. R. Mann Speaks ANSWERS BLOOD PLEA Davidson Experiences At Library Dedication Blackout Qn April 30 College Holds Dedication Dr. LawsonDeclares Co-Operation Of Grey Memorial Blackout A Success; The college was completely black The Hugh A. and Jane Parks Societies End Problems Are Solved and the students were said to have been very co-operative. When asket Grey Memorial Library was dedi- "Thurscjay nielli's blackout was whether or not it was advisable for cated Friday afternoon at ceremon- Contest .1 success," For declared 1Jr. l.awson. go ies held in front of the new build- "With each trial, there dcvelopi new the students to to the movies problems ivhicli are largely cleared duritiK the blackout, Dr. Lawson Best Writers >aid, "No," we no objectioi Cunningham 1 have President John k. ' ' up ;tt tin nexi blackout, and this :- ■"'" " ■ ■■■■> to the >tudents being in the movie presided at the dedication service. Writers Of Best Short ;' ,-0'-, lasl one ».is the most successful J-Pi house .'it the time of tile blackout Capt. James Parks Grey, the donor Story, Essay. And Poem ..I all." new library, was The main thing that we are afte of the present for To Receive Cups Syitpm the ceremony. Dr. A. K. Mann, is to see that the students are of Davidson's literary con- " '' sysjem annual "■ ;:- A new of using one central tlie streets. There seems to hav Vice-Presidcnt and' ■ Director of the test, ! ■ '■-■.■: ■■:.. General Education Board., made sponsored by the Philanthropic "-i^/r Jt-— &■ ¥%% Control Center; which is located in been a little misunderstanding on the address and President H. N. and Kumanean Literary Societies. tin 1 iiiwii Library and in the lire the part L>f the town people when came Tuesday, 5, Snyder of Wofford College brought to a.close on May station u.is used. The job of this we had to remove them from th greetings from other educational at 12:00 P. M. *t.i1itm i- to take all calls from the streets. These are government reg The throughout institutions. contest consisted of three v ati.his wardens posted Illations and in the fjiture, prosecu divisions with a prize of an en- lilt town and to disperse crews to lions will be made it the authority Program graved silver loving cup to the ;li»i! needed locations, of The symphonic band directed by tilt- wardens is nut heeded. author of the best short story, essay, Mr. James C. Pfohl presented a Iliiic ua> a little trouble in town The blackout laster from 9:15 to and poem respectively. allowingenough musical program preceding the ser- last Thursday night, and the ambu- 10:15, time to checl vice. Following the doxology the Judges lance wassrnt out >i\ times, the on .ill oi the details. The first black year only invocation was given by Dr. C. R. Judging this year's contest are fire truck live limes, and the road out of the lasted for on Richards, professor of Bible. Dr. Dr. Davidson, Dr. Cumming. and service crew otic iir two times. halt an hour. Kenneth J. Foreman, also a Bible Professor Lilly. The winners will Ed Hipp of Gremboro it pic- professor, read the scripture, which be announced at a later date with tured 'above donating a pint of hii was followed by a number from tlie the actual awards being made at blood to the Red Croit Blood Bank ,Davidson Glee Club under the di- commencement, He was among the first fifty vol- rection of Mr."Earl Hcrg. Winners in last year's contest unteers who contributed Monday. Frank L. Jackson, treasurer of were Crawford Wheeler, a sopho- The remainder of the 350 offerer! the college, presented to Captain more, in the short story division, will probably give their blood next Grey a book of appreciation for Joe Robinson, who graduated last week., the gift in honor of his parents. year, with a poem, and Hill Lacy, The book contains the signatures of a sophomore, in tlie essay divisjon. all present students of Davidson Mr. McGregor College together with all the faculty members, administration, and entire college staff. Two Notables Speaks Here Prayer Speaker Says Knowledge Following the reading of the Lit- Are Honored Essential any of Dedication, Dr. W. L. Lingle, Of Bible President Kmeritus of Davidson Last Sunday at the evening ves- dedicatory prayer. At "Y" Dinner offered the penj Rev.. .1. Rupert McGregor "i College Library "The Part of the Burlington, N. t'.. was the guest in High Education" was the subject A dinner was served at the new speaker. of Dr. Mann's address. After a "V lounge Friday evening, follow- Vcond number by the glee club, ing tlie dedication of the new li- The Scripture lesson was read Dr. McDowell Richards, Presi- brary. The .occasion was to honor by Reverend Carl Pritchett. After J. R, dent of the Board of Trustees, pro- C'apt. James P. Grey and Dr. A which the glee club sang the anthem Mann. nounced the benediction. Holy Spirit." Brief addresses were made hy Dr. "Come NOWJOR COLLEGEMEONEW J. McDowell Richards, President of the Hoard of Trustees; Dr. H. A. Faith And Prayer Regular Army Dunn, Ex-President of the hoard; Reverend McGregor pointed out Dr. Hamilton McKay; Mr. W. H. that we know what we worship,and Bclk ; Ex-Goverpor Cameron and tjod is Kerr Morrison. that our the great fact of OFFICERS'TRAININGPLAN Accents life, without which- we cannot he Word was recently received Mann Praises Davtdton satislied. Faith and prayer arc two Department stating rom the War In response to these addresses of the main ways to establish a con- " hat Kerr of the Senior Class Deferred Service Plan Allows You to Your Education Jim Dr. Mann spoke in warmest appre- tact with God. -A- New Continue las received his commission in the ciation of the type of culture and He went on to say that to he regular army. He is the first Da- character being produced by the this mistaken about religion is one of vidson student ever to achieve college. Speaking in special ap- preciation of Davidson he indicated the most tragic things that can hap- might- OF SERVICE C. In theskies over Americathe MANY BRANCHES Ten Davidson Senior R. O. T. he had had occasion to study rec- pen to a man. Thus, to know relig- the history Three Enlistment Plans tudents appeared before a govern- iest air fleet in of the There are also commissions awarded ords of Davidson graduates for the ion we must have a knowledge of mobilizing nent board of examiners last Feb- world is for victory! for College Men inground service. College men past five years and found that 53 willing carry crew Eonor.ruary. These men were Caldwell, the Bible and be to is it growing a per cent had gone on to graduate So fast thatthereis Juniors— Sophomores— Freshmen particularly willbe interested in the Kerr,Owens, ,>u! in Juitiincv — — Hackney, B. E. Shan- work. place here an urgent needhere May Continue Their Education requirements for Armaments, Com- non, Shannon, Williams, Wil- G. W. "1 think you would search far everycollegemaninAmericawho munications, Engineering, Eternal Things for new plan Juniors, Meteorol- son, Wooten and Squires. All of colleges to 1. A nllow9 in the life of American can qualify for Officer's Training. Sophomores .nul Freshmen, ogy,Photography. If youhave engi- these men except Kerr were elimi- small life, a^i'd .find that record excelled or even The things of such as to to in some physical The U. S. Army Air Forces need \H 26,inclusive! cnlilt the neering experience your chances of nated because of c'n-ualpd," stated Dr. Mann. science and mathematics can be Air Force linlifctnl Reserve and defect or for some other considera- Flying Officers and Ground Crew getting a commission arc excellent. lie stated his conviction and that proved demonstrated, continue their schooling, pro- and but the many thuy satisfactory - i-«f— iiw hoard that institution* like Officers. And of them must vided maiiuaia As a Seccrinj Lieutenant onactive greater eternal tilings, such as (iod's scholastic standings. tion! Davidson must survive and continue come from the ranks of today's col- duty withtheArmy Air Forces, your our love for us and our devotion to — who their College May examining board, headed by their valuable contribution to lege students men make All Men Enlist pay ranges from to a The civilization. each other, come to us hy faith. Service £183 #245 Colonel Matthews, visited a total plans now for the necessary Aviation for Immediate month. of twenty-six schools and examined Cadet training. 2. All college students tnny enlist as privatesinthe Army AirForces ACT AT ONCE 134 applicants. Out of this number, a Air Thursday Friday, May 7 8 Thanks to newly created (unassifjned) and serve there un- only appointments were made. and and nine. ForceReserveplan,menofall classes til their turns come for Avijtion If youwant to fightforAmerica,this Kerr, of Baltimore, is taking — — Cadvt training. Jim ISLANDS" aged 18 to 26, inclusive canen- is whereyour blows will count. chemistry. He is a mem- "SONG OF THE honors in list forimmediateserviceor continue 3. All college students may enlist ber of Phi Beta Kappa, the honor- BETTY GRABLE VICTOR MATURE in the Air Force Keserve If you want thebest trainingin the the scholastic work required for Iinliatcd ary scholastic fraternity, and is a and wait until ordered to report world, and years— of solid achieve- member of the "D" Club. He has ♥ graduation before being called to for Aviation Cadet training. ment in aviation the great career been outstanding on the Soccer activeduty. Upongraduation or withdrawal — Saturday, 9 field of the future this is where as well May from college, nu'ii will be assi^n^d — team,and he is the manager You must meet the requirements you belong. Your place is here in. of the Rifle Team. to active duty at a training centc'r as a nwmber "TORPEDO BOAT" for physical fitness, of course. In as facilities become available. the Army Air Forces. Kerr belongs to Delta Phi Alpha, addition, you take a new simplified Ifthe necessity of wardemands, you plan Gamma Sigma Epsilon. and the LATE SHOW the Army If to enlist immediately, test to determineyourability tograsp the deferred status in Glee Club. Reserve may be terminated at any start getting your necessary papers "I man WASFRAMED" the training. A college should lime by the Secretary of War. ready for the AviationCadet Exam- pass it " easily. ining.JBoard when it meets in your The new Atmy Air Force Enlfiferf Re- locality. For completeinformation, $75 A MONTH DURING lerve Plan fi part of an over-all Army Monday and Tuesday, May 11 and 12 Enf/ifed ReserveCorpiprogram shortly see your Faculty Air Force Advisor. TRAINING to be announced. 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| 221 W. Trade St. : Chwl.tte, N. C |CHARLOTTE,N. C : ■ cports Wildcat Sports Purvey Page Four THE DAVIDSONIAN Thursday, May 7, 1942 ByBUTCHPHARR LUKECOMES CLOSE Wildcat Track Team Leaving a brilliant record for the seasonbehind it tin- varsity track team ended the year Saturday with a decisive victory over the highly vaunted' squad from N. C, State. Note.should Downs N. C. State In be taken that this is the team which recently won the Carolina A. A. U. meet and was supposedly the best in the state. Another feather was added to the track team's collection when Final Meet Of Year South Carolina nosed out Clemson for the track title of that state. Davidson beat the (lamecocks in their first meet of the In a dual meet with N. C. State season. Lost from this year's squad will he Taylor, high last Saturday the varsity track team point man for the year: l.ov, consistent 440 man; Spencer, Frosh Defeat closed their season by donning the stellar field event man;Captain Williamson, who was converted slightly favored Wolfpack by a 79 to a high jumper; Shannon, of pole vaulting fame: and weight Tech Monday to 47 count. Andrews, State's, one men Bell and Terrell. man track team, gathered 23 points From the freshmen squad will come several likely Showing new power at the plate, in the meet to lead *hc individuals in prospects who should go far an attempt to fill the iIk- Davidson Freshman baseball scoring ami win half of his teams gap* by above graduations. George Peters total points left the team blasted nut an 8 to 2 victory markedhimselfas sure fire varsity materialin the frosh meet^vith Mars Hill Saturday when he scored 23 o\cr Tech Ili^li of CHarldlfe last Taylor, Nimmom Lead points. Peters broke the school record for the high Monday afternoon on Richardson Arch Taylor lead the Wildcats, jump, clearing thebar at 6 feet, 3-5 inches, butit won't field, Hi-rh Morton, Kitten hur- winning two first and a tie for sec- stand as official since he is a freshman. Peters also Vr allowed the visitors only 6 ond, wilh Rufus N'immiins next placed jump, hurdles, pole vault, places. Taylor com- first in the broad low hit> and was especially poison in with two first highs. Other good prospects pleted his hudrling career and came second in the clutches brilliant from the first year squad are Ox Pendleton, George the with first places in both highs and Ennett,Pittman and Roach. Froth Rally lows, tieing his recently established Coach Shepard wishes to announce a free showing of the school record in the highs with 14.9. Catching to of American League movie "The Ninth Inning." at 7:15 on May on the slants Taylor also tied with Ben Lacy 21 and 22. The picture is to be presented through the courtesy Simpaon, opposing hurler, the Kit- in the 100 yard dash for second of the Hillericn and Bradsby Company, manufacturers of it"- tuislH'd across three runs in place. Vimmons won the 880 yard Louisville Slugger baseball bats. No admissionis to be charged their half of the fourth. Lough- run with a time of1:U5 and the mile and' all students are invited to attend. ridge opened the frame by sinking run with a 4:43. The end of round five of the Interfraternity Softball to ritfhl (ind was advanced on an- Other point winners for Davidson Touranment finds the A.'s undefeated after lour single K. other by Kendrick. Both were Lacy 5, Loy 5. Spencer 0. games, only one with the Phi Gams in second with scored on center field Peters' triple, I'arks 5, lielk 4, Shannon 5, Port 4, defeat. Davis Thomas has been whipping his fast who long Ed Lucas, number one pitcher of the Davidson varsity baseball team, is shown trying to beat out the in turn scored on Roach's Bell i. TerrUl 3, Williams 3, Wil- ball in there for the first games keeps 4-1, despite four and if he throw to first in the game with Carolina last week. The Tar Heels defeated the Cats Lucas' fly to left. Williams followed liamson 3, O'Hair 2. and Dick 2. up the pace they should easily come through victori- splendid pitching. Note ball already in first baseman's mitt.. Roach with a triple hut died on ous if the Kappa Sigs or Fijis don't upset the bucket. ha->e. Two more runs were added (Continued from Column One) in tlie M\th on three hits and an Mile— West iMi. Grlmsley (D), 'Cats Defeat Catawba error. 'Cats Play In K. A.s Undefeated In Edwards iMli Time 4:53. In the seventh Turner opened High Hurdles— Jones (.\l), IVn-r-. another scoring spree with a dou- Golf Tourney iL)i. Floyd ( M)— Time 15.5. In Extra Inning Game ble to the renter field bleachers. Softball Race; Fijis Low Hurdles Pejers (D). Junes Piters, Roach, and Williams fol- Davidson's Golf Team left this i M ). Willis (Di. Time 20.6. With a hitting spree in the elev- truns were scored in the tenth lowed with singles to bring in three morning for their match with — ' Washington Lee this afternoon, Shot Trentham (M), Roach (D), eiith inning the varsity" baseball frame. runsbefore Lefty Kerr came to the and Simpson. ami will stop on the way back for One Loss Kiife ii)i Distance: 47 feet, <' squacj defeated the hot Catawba rescue of Pijtchcr Next With Maloney Hits inches. the 36-hole metal score Southern team 7-4 in an extra inning strug- Maloney hit agaain to «.tart the Two Game* Conference Tournament in Win- With four wins and no lose! Discus — Rifle (l>). Trentham Kl>'. ,big eleventh inning rally, and a few The Frosh meet Central High of ston-Salcm Saturday. Duke, last against them in the Inter-Frater- (M). Reach (I)). Distance feet, 1 120 (.harlot year's Tournament, nity Tournament, the Kappa Alpha Score Tied \walks and hits by Clarke, and Phil- te Saturday afternoon in winner in the KEEP 'EM FLYIh'" 3J _" inches. Charlotte anil tangle witli Tech is again favored in the Tourna- Softball Team is well on its way lips scored four runs for the Cats. 27~ o ■■ Javelin— Pendleton (D), Renfro At the begiuiUug of the High again Monday. to the Softball Championship, and a. . ninth - on ment. i M I, Roach ( D). Distance 145 inning the teams were deadlocked the coveted Athletic Cup fur their feet. at 2-2 with Mob McLeod pitching chapter room next year. High Jump: Peters (D), Trent- a brilliant for Phi Gam. Hot the Cats. Inthe first DO YOU DIG IT? ham (M), McAllister (D), Height half of the Dave Maloney The Fifis, boasting a record of ninth (> feet, 3-5 inches. hit a homer with none on to put three wins and Line loss, have come Pole Peters (D), Pittman Davidson in the lead by a 3:2, but up with a surprisingly >trong team, Vault— (D), (!>)■ player and are the bigg"! ubitaclc left Bibb All tied for first a Catawba did tlie same place. Height. in half to No in the K. A.'s championship drive. H> feet. their even the score. The Phi Gams have All-Tournament Adolph Larson in short-field, and a fine infield sparked by Tricky Dick O'Hare at third and Bob Crow- ell at first. Tie For Third The S. A. E.V boosting wins over the Phi Delts and Bets, arc in third place. The S. A. E.'s bowed to the E. A.'s in their only defeat after a brilliant pitching duel KetVe'en Davis Thomas and General Wood. The S. A. E.'s weft deadlocked y NO IININO to 9 with the Sig Eps's Monday 4fOLD afternoon when the game had to be called because of darkness. In fourth place are the Betas,FAim KAOITl» PiKaps, and Kappa Sigs all holding L,/?eau/?U*m«te£P three wins ""and two loses. The Betas have taken victories over the — Pikas, Kappa Sigs and Phi Delts, Warm Cad'j heart give— him the tiei and have lost to the S, A. E.'s and he lovei.— Smartly styled —comfortably Pi Kaps. Al Winn has turned in cool guaranteed waihabl* and ever- lotting. 4Fold Palm hove the some excellent pitching perform- Beach Tiei air American tonality. They are ances for the Betas. of per easy on the eye and help to economize. Give him several and use the difference to "Keep 'em Flying." So take a tip fro^V the wise— give Dad 4Fold Palm Beach Frosh Take Tiei. See th#m now. Track Meet 7/fa//rSh tfmfUM The Davidson Kittens closed the track season last Saturday with a 62-55 win over Mars Hill Junior ' College. Peter's first and Pcndle- * I By BEAUBRUMMCLL j ton's second in the last event de- 4*010 CONST.US.PAT.BE.B0942 &1&nm$ cided the match. Garibaldi " This dilly is giving hurry-up sign Summary NONE GENUINEWITHOUT THISLABEL 1O4 SOOTH THYON STREET HJMHht the to girl buys 100-yard her friends because the are dash— Pendleton (David- fleurefoi*-.Sonet/ /S90 3 taking them dancing and Pepsi-Cola's son), (Mars Hill), Pipkin Goodman on the meno. (me-n-u, get it?) Just the (M). Time 10:5. thing for a college man's budget, too. 220— Ennett (D), Pipkin (M), Goodman (M). Time 24.1. 440— Edwards (M), Grei-n (M), Drink At the Ennett (D). Time 52.4. Pasteurized Milk 880— Edwards (M), Green (M). Student Store B«lk (D). Time 2:04.6. - (Continued on Column Three) FATHER'S DAY JUNE 21 ITS SAFE " ERNEST ELLISON^ INC WHAT DO YOU SAY? SKjd&^^^^^^^^T^^^L "Ju»t Insurance" Deluxe Send us Borne of your hot ■/ £0^^^^^^^^^^*^ slang. If we useit you'll jl^S^aWg R. E. EUi.cn L. R. 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