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Volum. XXXV DAVIDSON COLLEGE, DAVIDSON, N C FRIDAY, MARCH 28 1947 BRINEGAR TAKES OVER Y. M. C A. PHILLIPS TO^EDIT DAVIDSONIAN ANNUAL EDITOR TO BE SIMPSON ROBERTSON LEADS CLASS OF *48 DAVIDSONIAN QUIPS AND CRANKS Y.M.C.A. - Campus Leader Patterson Is Leader Elected Y Cabinet Head To Head Paper - For Year Book Chosen Monday Elections Name Journalist To Succeeds Tommy Humbar^er Student Hody Selects Rising V Quips President and Cranks Love As Publisher On For Senior as Jim Jackson's Succeed Coming of Guide Robinson Chosen Secretary- Year Successor Treasurerof Rising In the final votingheld Tues- Senior Class day Hill Simpson defeated FILLS OFFICE IN APRIL ASSUMES DUTIES SOON In the final run-off held to- Harry Cox for editor of the Quips day, Bill Robertson was elect- and Cranks during the Top coming year. Awarded Position On Victor For Position In First ed president of the Senior He willsucceed Third Student V*te Class for next year on the Tommy Bumbanrer. editor of StudentBallot ballot, defeating the li»-17 yearbook. On March 24, Hcywood Brinegar fourth Dave of '4,1, Receiving a majority voteon the Blevins. Simpson the class of was fleeted bj first ballot last Monday, Bob Phil- Robertson Kntering Davidsonin 1943, Simp- closed ballot to the position «f Pres- lips wax elected to the position of Entering Davidson in 1942, Rob- son was a member of the varsity ident of the Y. M. C. A. for the Editor of the Davidsonian for the ertson was able to stay until for basketball ;- Brinegar, to run for the post by a decisive he returned to college last year. Student Council in June, 1945, be- wood SamMaloney,Char- number of votes, Phillips was the He is a member of the Beaver Club, fore being called into the U. S. lie Patterson, Lev Willingham, Jim man, Sterling first man to he chosen by the BOB PHILLIPS (Continued on Page 6) BILL SIMPSON (Continued on Page 6) HEYWOOD BRINECAR Pitt Edwards, Ver- non McGehee, and Joe Bachrrvan. student body so enthusiastically in I the present series of elections. Wal- All of the above named men were ter Walker, one of the present man- eliminated on the first ballot with aging editors of this publication, Sophomores Elect Senior the exceptionof Brinegar, Pittmun, Williams President Willingham. and Sam Ervin, the present Sports and The final ballot Editor, were also in the race. resulted in a runoff between Brinc- gar and Pittman. Advancement Pre-War Activities The Editor has experienced President of new Harper Rising Juniors Brinegar, a native of Wintton- a meteoric climb in the editorial Salem, living at present in Miami, staff of the Davidsonian this year, Final BallotsCast In Election . Wins On Third Ballot In Yes- Florida, entered Davidson rising Managing in th» from Editor to Yesterday fall of 1941. a Editor, CAMPUS IMPROVEMENTS CALENDAR terday's Klection As Freshman, he Associate and then toEditor Sunday, March 30 wa* amember of thedebating team, In the final election held yester- in the short time of two months. 5r Vespers: Salem College Cho- In the final election held yester- worked through Davidson's campus in in for the "Y" withlocal Ensign day for president of the rising rus, Winston-Salcm, N. C. day for president of the Junior Boy Scout troops, and was chose* Bob Phillips hails from Laurin- Sophomore Class, Curtis Harper further beautification with the Monday, March 31 Class for next year, Mike Williams a member of the Beaver Club. H» burg, North Carolina. Entering Chapel: Dr. John B. Calient. also made an excellent showing edged presence this won over John Miller after defeat- in Davidson in 1942, he worked out Jake Wade. Nominations here week of a Tuesday, April 1 with ing Chiirles, Clark, Hunter, Man- Freshman football and basketball. the paper as a reporter, until leav- on the original ballot were Adams, Richmond, Virginia, landscape Chapel: Prof. A. G. Griffin, During his setond year,Brinegar ing Navy Juno, Wednesday, April gel, Moneyhan, Noisier. Newell, played Varsity football, for the in 194X In Bumbarger, Carson, Glasgow, Nib- 2 and was the Navy he received a commis- architect. Mr. Charles F. Gil- Chapel: Colin Shaw Smith Rhodes, and Weal. ;i member of the Varsity debating Ensign. lock, Palmer, Richardson, Spiles, alumnus) sion as He returned to I lette. who is planning further I who will entertain Williams is on the. football team, team. In the spring elections ht» Davidson in September, 1946, at and with his abilities at magic. the team, was elected Vice-President of the Stricklin. basketball and the tennis tl " which time he was appointed to developments with reference to Thursday, April 3 \ for the oncoming, year, btot Harper, from Lynchburg, Va., is team. He is :i member of the the editorial staff of the David- Chapel: Not selected as yet. was unable to serve as he laft planting, parking spaces, .walks, Kuprm Sigma fraternity sonian. a member of the freshman football Holiday* begin at noon. social and Davidson with the Enlisted Reserve Sun"day. April the "l>" Club. He comes Corps March, Organization* squad, the Phi Delta Theta androadways. 6 from in 194X Taking his social Vespers: Wilkesboro, A brother in Kappa Sigma Social Easter holuhiys. North basic training at Fort Belvoir, fraternity, and Phi literary society. Brinegar was Fraternity, Phillips is also a wearer Bill Robertson . assigned to the Corp* of Engineers, in of the "D" (Football), a member He is also active in "Y" work and which outfit he obtained his in of the Beaver Club, and of Sigma a commission Janu- member of the Young People's ary, Upsilon, the highest literary group Shepperson Is 1845. Council for the Synod of Virginia. Cheek and Pahl To Assist Hill Recent on the campuH. Record - Returning to Davidson in Sep- Phillips will assume his duties - Vice President tember. l!)4(i, Brinegar resumed his as editor with the publication of Meza, position on the "Y" Cabinet, en- the next Hopper, Y Vice Presidents The rising Junior Class elected issue of the Davidxonain. Alexander To gaging in all types of boys' work At that he occupy Be |Dave Shepperson Payne time will the In the elections for student body In the Friday, over Jack both in Davidson anil Charlotte. At by election held office held at present his able - officers last week Buddy Cheek March 21, Herb Mer.n in yesterday's finals of the election present he is Vice-president of the and Ed Hop- predecessor, Jim Love, current Cobb To Occupy Philanthropic Vice President was elected First Vice President, per were elected to the positions started Tuesday for vice president, Literary Society an<> editor of the school paper. Pahl, President of the Forensic Yesterday on the third ballot for and Carl Second Vice Presi- of first vice president and second Shepperson won after defeating ten Council. dent. Both men rising president ('. A., He is also a member of Phi Delta are Juniors. Student Office vice of the Y. M. others: As.hmore, Barringer, Diet- vice president of the rising Sopho- Before entering Davidson lust respectively. Thetn social fraternity. Last week the student body elect- rick. Holler, Iverson, .MeNair, more Class Bill year,Buddy Cheek was in the Navy The original ballot included Tom- Mor- Alexander defeat- ed from its using sophomore class. gan, Pino, Wilcox, ODK Holds V-5 program at Tulane four my Clark, John Adams, Pino, and Williams. ed Bill Richardson. Blanks, for Whit Cobb, tn hold the office of Virgil Bird. nionths where he was of Meza, Hopper, Shepperson is on the a member secretary-treasurer. There was an Herb Ed John Mil- baseball Debate Eborn, Houck, Guthrie, lei-, Team Annual Richards the basketball team. He was also unusually large number of candi- and Bill Ivcrson. s(|ua'! and comes from El Dorado, Meet stationed Washington, C, were the other candidates on the in D. dur- dates, which necessitated a runoff. Mcza is chairnuin of Community Ark. He is a member of the Beta The national convention of O. ing his tithe in the service. Since , Work for the Y, a original ballot Tuesday. The other men nominuted were:] member of the Theta PI social fraternity and the Makes Plans D. K. was held in the Lisner audi- his arrival at Davidson Buddy has Carson, Wade. Stricklin, Hollister, Spanish Club, and Philanthropic playeAjjn Philanthropic literary society. Thursday torinm of Washington, D. C, last Alexander is on the j. V. foot- the football, basketball, Glasgow, Siffuid, Strait, Roddey, Literary Society, and is active,in afternoon at 3 o'clock week, opening Thursday night deputation the Davidson Debating Team met and ball team aiuLJpfifcall teams. He is also a Richardson, W., and Richardson, R. work for the Y. M. C. A. er.ding Saturday and made his letter in Club, Lcnoir Rhyne in a dual match. at noon. The ni>'&i|the "D" the Beavei Whit Cobb is a native of North Hopper is president of the sopho- The chapter represented wrestling. He is a member Kappa Sigma class, debates were held in Phi and Exi Davidson was of the fratei Carolina and a of Durham. more was on the junior var- by Clul^^^the resident Brownson To Be halls with the Davidson Limar Williamson, Alf Taylor, Beaver Club and is active in "Y" (Continued on Page 6i (Continued on i'agr 6) (Continued on Page 6) affirmative. Dr. Struck and Mr.Jackson. The group versus L. H.V negative teaju work. He comes from Jacksonville, Sec't debating hall, time or the meeting was mostly j Treasurer in Eu and the otMer consunieM with various committee Fla. NEW STUDENT LEADERS Yesterday in the final election teams speaking in Phi hall. Tie reports but. was highlighted by the for secretary-treasurer affirmative team was made up of speeches of of next Charles Elyea and Jay Pence, and> Senator Morse of Ore- year's Class gon and C. c. Carmichael, head Junior Bill Brownson the negative team of Don Cotfey Boyd Is was elected over Flynn Long. of the Carnfgjc Foundation for the! Chosen Freeman Jones. and — The National De- Advancement of Teaching. A ban- Originalnomination of the Tuesday bate Topic "Resolved: That labor quet for the convention was held Sec't Treasurer ballot were Adams, Farrior, Gunn, shouldbe givena direct share in the management Friday ni&t at the Mayflower Hart, Hodgin, Jackson, of industry" was hotel. Dr. The rising Sophomore Class Lemmon. used. Schenck led the invoca- Reid, Richard, and Turner. tion at the opening of the meeting elected Bill Boyd over Jimmy Sif- The first debnte of the season Brownson comes from Hastings- was held against and Mr. Jatk30n headed the nomi- ford in the finals for secretary- recently WoMbrd nating conr on-the-Hudson, N. Y., andhas been with affimatives Elyea mjttee that nominated treasurer held yesterday. Boyd and Chris- the officer! for tne coming year. on the basketball team and baseball tupher versus Sowell and Miller of won after defeating ten other can- team. Dr.McDanlji was elected president This year he is on the track Wofford, and negatives Coffey and Glenn, squad for the cor.jng period. The didates: Burris, Lyles, Mills, and is vice president of the Long against Rast and Fraser..A» meet- Sophomore ingclosed -With a luncheon Saturday Perrin, Roddey, Sasser, Shaw, and Class. He Is a member judges were Mrs. Cuniming,' I>r. nfternoon. of the Phi Delta Theta social fra- Pritchett, and Professor Wood on Warner. He li from Statesv-ille. HERB MEZA ED HOPPER WHIT COBB CARL PAHL BUDDY ternity ap(',J+ie CHEEK Beaver Club. (Continued on Page P* .p— » THE DAVIDSONIAA Friday, March 28, 1X7 &L DAVIDSONIAN <9>w, Founded by the Class of 1915 "FOR A BETTER DAVIDSON" Editorials ...... WEEKLY, THE Cfeatures PUBLISHED THROUGHOUT J^etters COLLEGE YEAR is done. Now, assuming that herein may - - JIM LOVE EDITOR He part of thedifficulty, the Davidsoni&n Down Fraternity Court SMOAK BUSINESS MANAGE* BOB seems peculiarly adapted to by-pass this. BHPBP^ llreezin* KAPPA SIGMA Blevins, Robertson, and com- paper every ... EDITORIAL STAFF The with an issue week could The Sigmas were caught dealing pany, were spotted in Charlotte. ilai, _ Associate KJitor Phillips or Smiling Do's M Rirr.un - Hcalurc Kditor in some form of rotation let a managing in all sections this week end. ...believe it not. S*m Efvm S[>ort» tVlitor Brother Dum-Dum headed the list wreck wasn't caused by his driv- < fcji,ii' _ Aflslttani Sport* Editor editor be in charge of each issue, with the i.'unninRtiitti quick jaunt ing, but the other fellow's. We're |k,r Hi.-l,j..l,..., Assistant Editor with a to the Asheville - turning over to BY BOB RIERSON Kaal Chnstophpr Managing K.lilor editor him as much of the Kl Sky Club to renew "old" interests. looking forward to this week end - Managing WaUur Walker Editor responsibility and management as possible. The "Mouse Man" and the "Hug- and the Spring Function which K»or Dictnck - Managing Editor 1. ■■ Managing Editor promises yet. iMut Will:. 1. were men less One" were caught trying to to be thebest CManager say who he is?), popular daily cranium. Square Dance. this week end. Brother Tate pulled B«4 Gkmbrell Advertising to them as the burden would be too great Prank Utnmon Mwlftl columnist in a Charlotte paper, the All day he turns away in revul- a big dead this week ■■ llcNair Circulation Manager Taylor recklessly end. Brother Jofcu Manager with up Davidsonian'schoice for Man of the Brother made Bob Cline _ - Circulation their turn coming every third sion from the task that faces him, Oglesby pulled a bigdeal this week Charles Docker/ Collection Vimiii Year. It is to be expected that a always telling his way to Washington and back, Bill Rum Circulation Manager week. But it there were six men as himself that he has end. Brother Starnes pulled a big there chorus of whys will arise from the to finish up a lot of other work where he found an old "acquaint- deal this week end. Brother Bern- should be. the editor could expect to leave unfortunate readers of this coiner, before, for it is easy to see that ance", as could be expected. Post Office at Roscoe Catered is secosd class matter at the to all of which Imay put this an- journalists are the greatest pro- hardt pulled a big deal this week DiTidcoa, North Carolina, under the act of March J, 1197. great Roddey was seen in the Queen City a deal in their hands. But in either swer in the form of a question: crastlnatora in the world. Monday end. Brother Newell pulled a big you ever to a with a Gitch. Rumor has it that case a considerable burden would rc- Have tried write night after supper he drags him- deal this week end. Brother Miller be newspaper column eyery week, not "Lassie" pulled a couple of more ; RATES self down into a chair before the pulled big SUBSCRIPTION moved u» mention every day? To give|< a deal this week end. T«m camU p«r copy. $1.5* tb« Collegia!, jtmr j from the editor. biir black typewriter containing the joints out of commission in order any luckily readers Brother Iverson pulled a big deal uninitiated the aickeningly blank sheet of white to make a special pilgrimage home. I'or recognition, each time in to query, we shall en- this week McGeachy perhaps answer this paper. Ho industriously raps out Hockey, Smiley, and Fatso could end. Brother by to set fo'rth in the follow- Printed The was deavor the title atil author and then leans pulled a big deal this week end. PRINTING the masthead it could be shown who ing paragraphs the woes of a col- be seen slinking around corners in STANDARD COMPANY back for a smoke to consider what Brother Palmer pulled a big deal Charlotte. North Carolina managing lege columnist and dedicate them Charlotte with three babes. the head editor for that issue it's going tobe. Half an hour later this may ((► of those gone be- week end. Details be se- way some be a the memories he is hack from next door where Special Notices: (iregg Thomp- In this competition might fore (R. I. P.) he has explored depths cured from Brother Cobb who pull- the learned son missing his last chance for AdvertisingService, roused to see who could put out the best Every night he lies awake sleep- nt' "Li'l Abner" and "Blondie" much ed a bin deal this week end. NatiMal Inc. Icssly, tossing tinning and «Jim Love saying a word film pmUhhnRttruniutoi and to the edification of his eager mind freedonii 42O Madison Avc new yohk. N. Y issue. And it would give the student body lacking his brain for the ideas that but little to to the public. Jake Wade still mess- PHI GAMMA DELTA " - '■»« the prdgress of his CNICAOO " BjOITOa LOS ANSlLfl S*W never seem to come. Monday night, ■< something more tangible to vote on when erudite composition. lie throws ing with the same old stuff. "Mug" In keeping with election week, after he has turned his neatly himself upon his bed lo think with came around as would typed 50 Brewer with a "burned out" look the followingelection slogans have 1946 Member 1947 elections they have linesof accumulated drivel Ins eyes closed since he has found lie can sleep fairly well after emit- on his face. Slick Evanscould not been taken by the smiling juniors Associated Collegiate actual proof of whohad done a good job that the said position is highly con- «. Press ting several anticipatory shudders ducive to relaxation and thought. be found anywhere. Bub "Culbert- as follows: Distributor of and who had not. The editor, meanwhile, at the thought of the repeating Well, at least tn the former, he son" Wilcox renigging once too Murdock McKeithan: "People Collegiate Digest process to come. Wednesday and thinks, as hi- stretches and yawns, often, result: He is no longer in glass could position of general super- Thursday nights, things begin who live in houses should- assume a to then goes back to his machine re- worse, the conversation withhis two broth- n't." spending most :."'t a bit and Friday is'Tx-r- freshed from an hour's nap. He vision insteadof of his time ers. Doug Rice with mud all over Maloney: This paper is the official history of college life, rible because he realizes that he makes a futile stab at a few drab Sam "Did you hear doing actuiil work. A good paper will be unable to get up the his pants. and it— » medium of student and faculty opinion. the can column ■ lashes of brilliance which soon find about the trapeze artist who caught A* such it.welcomes any contributions or communica- neverbe had until there is someone in this over the week end because of a \; liemselves at the true resting place his wife in the act?" it, provided derogatory huge deal he has cooked up in var-! literary SIGMA ALPHA EI'SILON tion to such does not contain j for such masterpieces. He George Patrick: "I didn't know reference to faculty or students, profanity, obscenity, position. An example of what this would iiius splits over the countryside. is becoming more more . and dis- Alter the trying week of campus she was a golfer destructive criticism. All material must be in the Suilda} night he comes back dead' oUrngod slip- until she asked '.or mean is that a papercould be sent to press as he sees the time elections, president "Smiley" Hill editor's hands by Monday night of the week that it tired and tumbles immediately Into pint;- away from him. me to play around." printed, right the arms of Morpheus (trite! bul took off for Greensboro in 'the spe- Dan is to be and the editor reserves the to in which more than 107' of the material i:i another hour he i- back hard Beals: "The modern equiva- reject any true). Thus nights always airplane part or all of contribution or communica- has proof his are u-miI. liter obeying, against his cial "Screamin' Willie," lent of the old-fashioned wall- tion. init been read. fruitless, so lei's lake a look at his " ■ ler impulses, mind you, for press conferences, lawn par- girl days. his flower is the who dances all iuiiiiiniate's i:\hortations lo ties, porch speeches. THE OLD SYSTEM OlU! ran always Nil him wlu-n. undcr- and front The the time." '"akc n nip in the Stud, that per- jug they see him (in the campus, Hi? official band of West Gcedunk James French: "The evils of system war ■nniai detractor from the cause (if L'nder the old before the wears the familiar hunting look of was on hand at the station, where liquor myriad. higher learning. By now he is'bc- are Period." managing the journalist, and his head i* con- was presented a "Oh, there were live editors and a cnniing feverish with the strain, b.e with wreath Tom Snodgrasa: fudge, tinually pivoting so that he won't his hair is showing signs of stress, of coin flowers and a voucher for cried the ram as he fell over the sports editor. The managing editors were single thing that might be mi** a touch, dip cliff. Ididn't see that U-turn." happening. mil his nails need a woman's a double ice cream cone. We 30 by He intentionally humps ;ill Charles Elyea: laughed ;entrusted with a page apiece as some lie looks at his watch in despera- heartily salute S. A. K.'s man "She. mil vvwy group standing around sat . . With the last issue of the Davidsonianl Ition, then glances in pnguish at of the year. when I down . but when I miraculous means they seemed to get out hulling in the hope that he might to play!!! the still pine sheet before him. started which the oldeditor puts out before turn- snatch up a scrap worth repeating. Born Mr. Mrs. Tommy six pages quite regularly. The managingI Suddenly he is decided. There is to and Tom Clark: "Next to a beau- new jFie will give a dollar to get in (in "Junie" Guy, an eight pound baby girl, sleep ing over the reigns to the staff andj mly .me road left for him to take tiful is the most won- editors also took turns as- :: funny accident that might give girt. The proud pop has pone to thing new editor, it is customary to look back!. sending out the and (Town he plunges. The typc- derful in the world." him a lead, and he is often caughti Norfolk to be with the other two Frank signments 'i writer keys fly under his nimble Strait: Over the year throughrose-colored glasses, to the sophomore reporting stall. in the act of creating so as to thirds family. Naturally one fingers, and within an hour his of his "Some lend authenticity to his mumblings. close with compliments to everybody, and Of course the sports editor Mas responsi- weekly masterpiece is done. He we'll expect cigars when he gets girls are Once in a great while he happens has turned out sterling picture back. built like thin remark what a wonderful year it has been ble only for his sports page every issue. to come across something and a (if the trials of a newspaperman in Little, one was. regardless of what has been said or done. promises himself he will jot it down Ford with one week to However, this system has failed to be put writing his weekly column. gn as a bachelor, spent the time Others at the first opportunity. Of course, are This course would be an easy one to fol- Well. Winchell and Rose and making last arrangements for his in operation this year, either because of he forgets his resolution and curies more low, for there is evenevidence that perhaps; Lippmami and Iall (in the coming wedding March - himself generously whenhe realizes a#ee 2'J. Don't like lack ot interest on the part of the (if try to talk him out it, this year has not been any worse than| under what he has done. Thus he drags push Travis! Who can stand of he's sold this on the deal. Just staple classmen or improper approach on part his weary body ami haggard mind against us? another they others: in 1939 Bill Marquess had this toI the room Village, But all end up like this." ot the upperclassmen. is, therefore, onto Cardboard here say in closing. "Of course it would never This an comes the Littles. to regain KAPPA ALPHA do for any student to openly exhibit any] attempt a semblance of a better Isystem by solving these two problems. The Cinema Comments BETA THETA PI Night of Knights was last Satur- regard for the paper, or to do other than day evening Sigma By Bill Calhoun Brothers Phillips. Rawley, whenthelads of essence of the solution is to stir up in- and Chapter gripe about it at every available opportuni- Box-head are reported dined and danced at Morris terest to have come Field Officers' ty,but wehave great help-j by giving underclassmen responsi- MONDAY AND TUESDAY gomery, Ingrid Bergman, and through the week end with only Club. Festivities a many began with a delicious received bility and recognition. 1 George Sanders. one casualty in spite buffet meal fulcritisms, lettrfsfo the editor, com- MARCH 31-APRIL It concerns a of various served in the gaily and young Englishman suffering mixupsindating procedure at some decorated din- pliments, THE OUTLAW from ing room. Highlights of the ban- which at least show that the stu- paranoia who escapes from a sani- of the more gala spots in theQueen APPRECIATION According Magazine quet was an expose of one of dent body is to Time the tarium and returns home. He mar- City. Brother Phillips feebly re- aware of the existence of a closing I horse, "Red," the show away Brother Glasgow's amorous warlet- In do not wish to convey the steals ries his mother's secretary and soon ports from the infirmary that con- weekly publication on the campus!" sexy ters to his B. J. B.and witty impression from Jane Russell as "Rio" accuses her of carrying on an trary to malicious rumors, he several that 1 have not enjoyed work- af- is poems by But Ibelieve that this year the "Half-bred Moron" and Jack faiie with his best still single. read the dates of the "has been ing on the paper this year, friend. His "Indicitecl" ones. for I would Buetel as "Billy the Kid." How- fear of losing his life drives him ,- worse than others. Evidence to this fact hardly ever Walter Huston (Doc) and Brothers Lyday, Schmidt and have been doing it were it not en- to commit suicide. He does ihis Sweet music flowed from the in- can be seenin recent election, Thomas Mitchell (Pat Jarrett) Vinson (the authors get it too) the in which joyable. is job as cunningly as to involve his struments of Billy Kiiiiuff's orches- This merely an attempt to offer hand swell performances. took a trip to the Spindle City the editors could findonly three men quali in The friend that the latter is sentenced — for tra and the only complaint wasthat~~ a solution for plot: Doc comes to town to find an uneventfulweek end except % future editors that they may to be hung. HoweverIngrid comes for the dance to stop at midnight. fied to run for this office. Pat gone straight the fact that the latter had not find the job taking more has and is now to the rescue in the nick of time. two were Several alumni time than the unsuccessful in an attempt to get and wives were on sheriff. The Kid has stolen The title for this picture comes hand, including Dean and Mrs. they can afford to spend. Iwant to ex- Doc's horse, Red, and acquainted with five girls at once. POSSIBLE is wounded from "heaven has no greater rages Bailey, McGavoek, REMEDY press by That Vinson some Dr. and Mrs. my thanks toEd Sutton for giving Patbut Doc takes him to "RioV than love to hatred turned." is WOLF! Mr. and Mrs. Payne. A Realizing that house nurses visitire practically everyone who me opportunity to where she him back brother from Rho chapter, V.S. C, the edit the last few to health with such as climbing FIDAY AND SATURDAY has anything at all to publications SIGMA PHI EPSILON was do with issues, and to wish him APRIL DuPre Lyles. the best of luck on into bed with him as there is a 4-5 Most of the S. has attempted to diagnose the situation scarcity "THE LOCKET" P. E.'s took off Sponsors the coming examinations. Iwant to of blankets. Well it all for points other for the functior were: year, at also ends with the Kid and Rio riding than Davidson Virginia this and the risk of being trite Hollywood once more tries over past Miss Harris with Brother especially thank Hob Phillips, Gopher off together Red, to the week end. Brothers Jackson; , and not read, Ioffer my astride the horse. hang the blame for a woman's in- White Knox Miss Kay R'ves with solution to the Mann, Sam Ervin, When the Hayes office, the Lily and stood it until Sun- Brother - "Bone"; M'ss Gerry Ronny Dietrick. and dulging in butchery and murder on day afternoon they . problem for the White League of movieland, ob- when left for Ervin with Brother' Barnwell; Dm-idsonian. It has been Stan Kenneth, who her unhappy childhood and thus on Blownig Rock. McLauchlin, suggested have done more than jected to the Kid's line, "You bor- ... George Ropertson tome from the office of of the heads of her parents. Loraine Shaw ("Flop"), Miss Ann with one their share of the work,and without whom rowed from me; now Iborrowed Christopher, and "Cuns'l" Whitesides; and our other attempts Day is the innocent sweet-faced Powell took over Chester. The Hiss "frantic to get out a these your gal," Howard Hughes, the Nancy Commander with — last issues could not have gone to feline who cheats, steals, lies and highlight of the week end for them Brother publication" (not producer changed the line to "Tit Dunn. All committed ,operated Swink's he's in worse press, murders her way through the lives was the party Fred threw for tat.'' Hastily the Hayes com- — Satur- effectively to one shape than that ) a possible of three very gullible men Robert day night when pres- make tf»s the reason for the bine agreed the first version was, all the g_irls "best yet." To the new editor, Phillips, Mitchum, Brian Aherne, and Jene ent were old flames of Freddie's excessive lack of interest exhibited this Hob gobest the better. Raymond. wishes, The whole secret is that . . .an enjoyable time was had by In case you seen year. This is that men with confidence that he will go WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY haven't the re- below the editor a when a young lass our wanton suf- Freddie. Thompson complete cently renovated inte'ior long way APRIL 2-3 a disappointment ... of the do not have any responsibility placed toward bringingthe Davidsonian fered about a with a bow tie (the better to slay "Red Cross" house, drtf) over on "RAGES INHEAVEN" gold — some them,, nor do they to the better days that used to be. locket and the mystery is them with, my dear) ... Neill time but wear your Means Gives Plans Means Gives Plans Duni l)um. Local Fire Buff, Summer School Will Shrdlu Applies Torch to Home of Liver-eaters For Rich ProgramFor Rich Program Hy Slick John Scomeagain In an By virtue of a chance rumor, the In an exclusive release to the exclusive release to re- Most allTheSummer Burned porters for the Davidflonian, news- Months Davidsonian, editor of the Davidsonian. editor of the the best recorder paper with the most complete news Jane Russell Speaks Here; college newspaper on Hill, Ape of Davidson history, has learned the on the campus, Man Means revealed [coverage Lamarr Complete that Charming and Handsome Mel last week that Williamson, Mister Beta, furtively Termed Bust Deceased it would be the future policy of the Means is backing a announced that more than 500 sons By William Butterfield policy to re- school and of himself (Ape Man) of Wooglin are believed to have move the present rich, deep, type to continue the present plan of C. Kaye Brown, escaped from a muring holocaust Dr. Dean of the footpaths on the campus as campus beautification by the facility, announced this week in an of flaming hell that was formerh the Post Office Trail. spreading of richer, deeper foot- exclusive release to the best col- " * the chapter house of Phi Alpha paths Itis reported that Mel not only on the widely used chapter lege newspaper on the Hill, that a said that Trail, Ground Wfnfl/ A / ffilr d I of Beta Theta Pi. Post Office but to other walk- variety 4n paths wide of courses would he the future all would be of ways as well. Williamson, who had been lead- offered this year's The Structure— " ftbove is the unburncd portion of the burned House Iing shift in summer grey ■ - _— — Beta three of type .__ j I, __^^^^____^^^^^_^^_____^^_^_ company the commercial with a Current plans call for new walks ■ .... A of school. The two semesters will run, Ithe local Beta hunch through sev- lime and corn meal covering rather leading to Fraternity Court, as usual, from the morning follow- the eral chapter songs, had reached than the present softer and less Y. M. (". A. guest house, ing the graduation of the I'hi Beta and the verse three of the Beta anthem, walkway. hushes on the third floor of East. Kappas in the senior class, to one- attractive Mr. Means "Praise Wooglin, from whom all It is Mr. Means' idea that bushes BobRiersonWroteThisThing half period before a Freshman has the idea that only one path is blessings flow." when the sound of can be used extensively orientation in the fall. Places will necessary, and that the students in decorat- Ia spine chilling chant filled the ing the new paths, but he adds be held for all those seniors who will be content to walk upon any that hallowed halls. Recognizing the "there is much to he done." "If Come and See How It Looks expect to graduate but won't trail that has the delightful spring lyric voice of Dum-Dum Knnett, quite you give a man enough rope, he'll1 , odor of fresh lime. In anamazhtg interview recently, left part of his car in their pos- recently chosen public enemy num- make it. hang himself." "I'll hanged be iff Regatso .1. Flsheyc of the Northi session. This remnant is said to ber 1 by the 1000 Cattle 1000 I'llbe hanged." students of Montreat Has To Teach The thousand cattle and horses Mecklenburg branch of the Federal1 have been u major lead to the con- College, Williamson thoughtfully Cattle Bureau Investigation 1 vietion Outstanding among the Summer that were ordered through the Vir- 1000 1000 of disclosed of the Keds. Whit Cobb dashed to the door, to be met by a A job worthy of the combined ef- a shocking secret that threatens to) was not. a very loyal buqketfull School curricula is a course to be ginia-Carolina company of Texas . member since of di-phenyl kerosene " very ■ have been cancelled, and in their forts of a thousand Texas cattle shake the foundations of Da- he refused to share any first places j from the hands of a croup of Kn- by a visiting professor from has already put proj- unparalleled Uiutfht stead a new order has been placed been into this . vidson tradition in :111 1 with anyone in the recent track j nett's cronies, their breath reeking College, ect, Means, ■ Sweet Briar Dr. Virginia with Means Commercial Company and Mr. promoter off manner. After days of concen- meet, but his great popularity of curds and whey, who were sinr- the project, Dare. She will teach Comparative of Concord. A similar order has has been offered the\ trated observation and inquiry, theS made him indispensable to the ing gaily, "Let's all go down and congratulations of - investigator Anatomy, a regular four hour been cancelled with Hope Jackson the lesser ad- famed and his staff-f party, lie was elected secretary hiss on the. Beta House." ministrative officials. All seem to) have exposedan intricate and high* and treasurer body, course. In this course, the anato- Pictured Above of The Jackson Company"..:"Long of the student Realizing that something was see", realize his ability to spread beauty,, ly polished ring of Communists;and one prominent member of the amiss, loyally Turner, Raye, est Goldarn Thing Iever n - Williamson directed mies of Lana Martha and thickly. functioning powerfully in the rc- administration is Another rumor has it that Mr. said to have the removal of thirteen loving cups and Jane Kussell, will be compared In another exclusive , cent elections and politics of thei breathed a sigh of relief Is Mullethead Hobart is not at all in favor of interview to - that he awarded for displaying the most with lesser individuals. the editor of the best college news- school. It was learned that sev- never got his hands on the funds. love for their fellow man, particu- journalist the Means Plan, as the commercial - Sutton, late great and paper on the Hill, Mr. eral of the men elected were secret- Bob Phillips, the new editor of the larly freshmen. (or an) chemist, type will not be as stable as the Hobart indi- He personally re- Also to be offered is a later great who met an cated , ly sponsored by the Kids were Daridsoiiian, was present type that the drive was behind in and mother culprit moved portraits of past presidents History course taught by Dr. Da- untimely end last Tuesday in the nature given aims, tied ... its but would strain to catch, up With them. These men'si caught in the act. He was to have of Davidson College which are part Martin Science Building. Charming Mel countered with a - vid's son. This course will deal up. elections have been nullified pend- been the publicity chief of the new of the rich heritage every Beta is rumor that present walkways are with the research leading toward However, Ed Sutlnotshcrdlv died . ingcourt action and indictment,and regime who wasplanning to follow heir to. not in keeping with the high stand- their positions have been policies ihe discovery of the dates of birth not in vain, for just before his de- awarded the of persuasion of one Dogs Do II ards set forth by Davidson. to the next highest man. High Von Itibbcntrop. mise he succeeded in extracting | As flames licked toward sky. of several outstanding men. Among To this "Jovial Hob" put out the See Second Section Hugh the from a mixture of gravel rankers involved were "Smil- Held In Sapp's Clip-Shack the sons Woogfln those studied willbe Jake Ashmore, and red rumor that the Post Office Trail is inski" Hill. Herb "Fenderovich" of rounded up nitrogen onemole of ecstacy sauce, resplendent All the men have been detained all the dogs in Davfflson to assist Jr., Monty Powell, Jr., Dave Blev- in its fullness just as Mesa, Whit "Flashlitschlca" Cobb, in whereupon Dr. J. B. Gallent con- For Bathing j the back room of Hugo's Em- in quenching the flames. Miss Mui- ins, The Davidson Student. Lovelies and Bob "Eye'ltsehka" Phillipps, Jr., and Uum Dum, III. Lab tacted his friend Alfred Nobel by porium until removedby the F.B. I, gatroyde Fllnk, charming scion of work willbe required, and students phone and in Excited tones (Alfred Fe Curtain Reported to more suitable quarters. They the Flink family of Winston-Salem. Kisheye story are warned that it might reach far Nobel was married when his father told his to report- will all stand trial and are expected who is reported to have been burn- was three years old) ers immediately to draw not less than ten years ed another by Enriett, into the evening, how far depend- and claimed Whan That Aprile after the expose in fire lit ap- the isolation of ortho-ecstacy sauce appeared. It seemed that Com- each. The student body is reported proached several Betas who were ingupon the length of the students' for his prize pupil, Ed Mutton. munist tendencies have beennoticed to be very upset over this upheaval assisting in quenching the flanies arms. Meanwhile Med Sollethead was With His Shoures in various campus functions for after wasting all the time voting and aske'd if they had enough hose vainly trying to fight way some now. Operatives that they did. to Practical Practices, an entirely his out time noticed do it properly. In an exclusive release to the re- rope, that day ■ of the fume-filled lab. Valiant and from on a flagrant common interest in sev- Slimy-''ranium-$-Eco-Solomon Williamson, who new subject, to given by tiring and tiring editor indicated that is be a Medheadcrept to the door but there of the best has been known as "Rope-eating eral girls at Midwinter Dances every member of the gang partici- visitor college newspaper on the Hill, George," 1). Quoted professing power and cig- on the threshold of escape, (Alfred the Quote Richardson: "It1 when they saw several men danc- pating in lighting the fire would following item, of interest to the was Quotations from certainmembers arettes, Dr. Dum Dum. He has re- Nobel wrote short stories while rid- unusual." ing with one girl during the course be prosecuted to the full better half of the student body of the administration were extent of ceived his ing on the subway in Stockholm), and of one dance. Also the tendency issued the law, thanked Miss Klink with D. D. from an Eastern to the students of the better this morning. President loyal Settlemutt succumbed to the halves was in basketball John R. an official smile of approval, and Musical University, Sing-Sing. All of those within wedlock, doth now An overworked member of the observed the Cunningham said, "How will Iex- highly toxic ecstacy fumes and fell team's eagerness to share victories stated in expressing his apprecia- yuz guys interested in obtainnig appear in print. Adjacent the Beaver Club acknowledged last plain this to the Board of Trus- . flat on his cheeks, with his tongue to equally with their opponents. The tion for the kindness shown by things Student store there will soon be week, while floppinghis tail on the tees?" Dean John C. Bailey warn- the finer in life (from the inhis cheek, (Cheek is also a proper party has been latent for a great Beta girls in the past, "As soon opened a branch of Letters, Inc. counter at Hugo's, that Hugo, Max- ed the culprits that they had bet- as careless rich) are advised to signj name, as in George Cheek, who with while, organizing, nominating, se- we can get a new shack up, we This firm deals in letters of all well, and all the fellows that work- ter check by his office before, leav- up pronto. Carl Pahl is one of the student body curing votes by fair means and foul, plain to invite all those for dis one It's a lulu. kinds: Block letters, love letters, ed at the fountain are just a bunch ing to make sure that they who have lower more-Ghouls. Alfred Nobel and generally establishing itself. would been so free with their gifts to Japanese letters for men of, Red letters for of jerks. This, in spite of the fact get excusedcuts. DeanC. K. Brown Prof wasnot a more-Ghoul, buthe made "Smilinski" Hill was a unanimous participate in the dedicatory serv- those certain days, etc. This that said Sapp sells at prices far stated, "This wasn't even econom- It seems most logical to assume millions). Dr. Gallent, having em- choice for the presidency the fin- porium only Ilower than those of his competitors of ical. I that ished his conversation with Alfred will be the one of its' party as well as For that of warned them to stay to the .Tames Jackson, president Dawctor Cometh will resume kind in Mecklenburg (if inflation-ridden Chinese drug- the right of center." finally of the Nobel, Hung up. County a iuoIkUiiPl flPr Sports V*"M Ml ISWildcat 1 By SAM ERVIN Page 4 THE DAVIDSONIAN Friday, March 28, 1947 - eVTI ,1 JBURRIS SCORES AGAINST DUKE fhf's we«k we move ovgE-to^the iVatfflfwl 1-fagire ta Racketeers Meet Yale preview pthc prospects lor the senior loop's eighty con- tenders. itJnlike the rival Americ;n^i|£uii there should be only t)Wo real pennant threats. t^Fwith the Braves the Kalamazoo Next Week Phils, and the Pirates on the upsurge it's rather hard to Starting with South Carolina last Wednesday and running throug determine how the also rans will finish. Without further Slav Oth when the racketeers meet North Carolina at Chapel Hil comment here's the order in which we think they'll break Coach Lufler has laid down as tough a schedule as the Wildcat net tors have played in many years. The Red and Blacks have matche the tape: with some of the crack tennis team Eddie Dyer's St. Louis Cardinals who had to whip ' in the country including Kalama- VARSITY TENNIS zoo, Yale and Colgate to be played Brooklynin apost-season playoff to earn the right to re- SCHEDULE League in Series, on the home courts and travel far present the National the 1946 World's afield to take on Vanderbilt, flag with lesseffort this time. The Red Birds, March— — North will win the -') South Carolina home. Carolina, and N. Y. U. On Thurs- year, were initially — — 17, operatingunder new managementlast £7 — Furman home.— day, April Duke comes to the unnerved by the raids from south of the border which 28 Wake Forest home. DaviUson campus to take part in definitely weakened their squad. Their case of jitters was April— — the ceremonies surrounding the plagued a 1 Kalamazoo home. dedicating of the new courts. All increased by an epidemic of sore arms which — — told, are 2 Havcrford College home. 20 matches to be played, of the chunkers. In spite of these setbacks the — — going number 'J— Yale home. 6 of which are to be uphill spirited Cards came from behind to win. 4 Uni. of Georgia— Athens. grinds, but Bill Lufler is hoping — — through This season, with the tension somewhat re- 7 Vanderbilt Naahville. to come the season with 10— Colgate— home. at least 16 wins. laxed, the St. Louis entry will show its oppon- — — I,cl ~H Ktskine home. Two tormin Return ents acleanpair of heel*.Manfor man thedefend 17 — Duke— home. Building his team around four department, — — ing champs are superior in every due 18— Georgia Tech —home. crack players. Coach Lufler has largely to the yields of their extensive farm sys- 21 South Carolina away. the material out of which may come — — the tem. Stan Musial, "Whitey" Kurowaki, and Enos 24 Lehigh away. victories he seeks. Two letter- 25— N. Y. U.— away. men from last year's squad, Buck Slaughter areonhand to supply the battingpunch — — Jerry * * -15 Penn Stair away, Archer and Robinson, will be while in Slats Marionand Terry Moore the Card 28— Georgetown— away. joinedby Bo Roddey and Ted Kees- manager has twomen whocan scoop up grounders 2U— Yale— away. ler. The last two men on the play- and snag flies with the best in the majors. Add to May— — ing team will probably be drawn this the excellent mound corps headed by such 2 Washington andLee -home either Don Hatch, Whit Cobb, 6— — "nn Turpin, or Lenoir Keesler. performers as Murry Dickson, j North Carolina away. top notch "The Jack Burrii, hard-hitting Wildcat centcrfielder, crosses the plate in the fifth frame ojLJ/Ionday's I t Coach Lufler has assured your Southern with Blue Devils. blasted a homer n *° Cat" Brecheen, and Howie Pollet and you have a Confrrrnci- name Duke's Burrii 3S0 foot in "closer than the score indicated. and can be induced to come to Coffey High Man lonents. In each case, two sets theurgings of fiery, umpire baiting LeoDurocher. Never- game bang provided proper The started off with a Davidson a High man for the Wildcats was i of three have to be won before theless, do not have enough -to in- — runs guarantee steady-nerved , the Dodgers real talent Duke scored two in their is offered. Lufler Don Coffey, who lan or a doubles team can claim inning, has just returned from St. kneeling position sure a victory this year. The inner works should be Three Tied For half of the first but the Pet- made a 40 in the ." victory. Each match counts ersburg, Florida, 1 strengtheneddefensively by the return of the veteran Ar- Cats came back to tic the score where he was to earn a total of 184 points. oint, making 9 points the maxi- at Volleyball in the second frame. The Blue resident pro the St. Pete A. M. Rankin was second with lum number the can attain, ky Vaughan but except for the aging Dixie Walker and Lead Country team Devils went out in front to stay in Club for the winter sea- 182 points of which 50 was made "ith 5 needed to win. perhaps Pete Reiser ( victim of a slump in '46) there Inter-fraternity volleyball rolled son. The two men have met the third rack although the locals in the prone position and 40 inImthe As everyone on the campus had runs. high gear really many areno hitters whocan consistentlyblast in the Some into last week with the ■were never counted out of times before on the pro difficult standing position. Both i ndoubtedly noticed, Coach Lufler top sterling per- ' of "Lippy Leo's'' pitching mainstays are also somewhat first three rounds being played. the scrap until the of the ninth tennis circuit. A of these tallies were high for the ill be putting his boys through when visitors pushed over formance is promised by ancient but judging from their records none of them are Emerging on top of the 15 game the four these meet. radices onnew $1500 courts which tallies. racket wielders if sufficient P. Brown with 177 points, ught quite ready for the wheelchair. Fireballer Johnny Van spree were three undefeated nines, M. D. i to improve their play consid- By the time that this column funds canbe offered to the tour- P. Deatoi, with 1G9 points,, and < rably. With the addition of bleach- Cuyk, an 18 game winner for Fort Worth last summer, Phi Gams, Phi Delts, and Kappa print, ing Perry. Charly < * appears in the actual statis- Maxwell with 168 points, and green canvas at the backs a, Sigs, should be welcomedaddition to that department. with three wins each. The tics will be known to all and sun- (50 of them made in the sitting i nd ends of the courts, the Wildcats dry. However, we feel that there position) high TherejuvenatedBoston Braves willpress the S. P. E.'s and S. A. E.'s pressed rounded out the \ ill have a new arena in which to phases game Brook* all the way. Most of the credit for the close behind with two victories and are certain of the point men for the victors. t st their claws. comment. For Clemson, 170, which merit added Per- Cinderman Ready Gumby shot a Probably the highest hurdles to rapid rise of this once lowly club must go to oneloss. Tied up for the third slot biggest haps the surprise to the Cornetti a 169, Harris a 165, Puss- Ibe gotten over will be the matches peppy, shrewed Billy Southwprth who has in- were K. A. and Beta with one and average ley Wildcat fan was the hit- a 162 and Davis a 162. with Kalamuzoo and Yale. The charges fight two. Independents, Pikas, ting publiczed stilled in his -new and determina- The and of little cunteirfield-. For Furman Meet Michigan college apparently has 5 tion, Kaps er, Jack Burris, who touched Coach or 6 and to owner Bob Quinn who has gone all Pi found themselves at the Coach Pete Whittle will carry a teams all told which it scat- Jack Coomb's hurlers for a homer, ters out to supply his manager with goodmaterial. If bottom of the heap with throe losses full squad to Greenville tomorrow Ping Pong, over the country to bring fame a double, and a single. Inaddition Pool j the former Card"skipper could count on and no wins. to open the '47 track season in a ick to their campus. Last year morehits to his work with the stick, he also hey were Big dual meet against Furman. the country's intercol- by his infieldershe might threaten St.Louis, but Three Establish Lead performed well afield. giate champions. As we go Tournaments Set! Yale also is he'll have to be content smooth fielding Action started Monday, March In spite of a number of glaring to -press the list of with complete By Charles Elyea tacked with some of the U. S.'s 17, "Big establishing errors (some of which were appar- entries is not yet pending ' by those worthies. In the outfield Southworth with the 3" Charles Elyea of the Y. M. rack tennis stars. The matches ently caused by the poorly graded last minute time trials. In the C. A. with the has three fence busters in Hopp, Holmes, and their early lead. The Phi Gams century cabinet announces New Haven boys which infield) Davidson inner run three will be entered several Y spon- A., the entire sored ping-pong ill be played here are only Carvel.Johnny Sain, EdWright, Mort Cooper, and beat K. Betas trimmed Inde- fairly from the list of Bill Lacy, Simp- tournaments to be for works showed up well in the held shortly '>ractice, but when the Wildcats Bill Lee are quite capable of bearing the brunt pendents, Kappa Sigs trounced Pi Wade, son, Sasser, Sifford, and Ed New- after Spring holidays season's opener. Jake who in the Y. There ravel north near the end of April, Kaps, the Phi Delts downed S. A. replaced ailing Jimmy French, ton. Bill Montgomery, ace dash will be a singles ' of the hill chores. the and a hey will be playing for keeps. E., and the S. P. E.'s defeated the Charlie Pierson, and Bill Bird, man, will be lost due to scholastic doubles tournament in ping- pong, a singles As you know, Davidson roared CUBS FUTURE UNCERTAIN Pikas. turned in some sparkling defensive difficulties. The 220 entrants will tournament in ' hrough two French pool and a doubles last year's season without In the second round the Pikas plays. When the 'Cats get a few be from Bill Lacy, Newton, tourna- loss, Fourth place is reserved for Charlie Grimm's Chicago Simpson, ment in eight ball. Although but this spring a schedule took another licking, this time from more games under their belts, and Frank Matthews. the j Cubs if a few of the Bruins regain actual playing of the las been made out which would try their stride. Bill the K. A.'s. The Independents Coach Jamerson should have one of The Cats will be represented in tournaments ' is key to success will not begin until April 8th, le mettle of any teamin the coun- Nicholson the the of the club. In 1946 dropped theirs to the Phi Gams, the strongest defensive combines the quarter mile by trio of speed- after Springholidays, UmpireElyea ry. But in spite of this Coach "Big Bill's average tumbled to .220 and he managed to while the Betas were bowled over in the Southern Conference. sters in Gene Binham, Bob McGe- asks ! all entrees to register before 'Ufler fully expects to have ahigh- belt only begins to again, by the Sigmas. The S. A. E.'s eased addition to Burris, Captain hee, and Matthews. These three the 8 homers. If he hit and if Clar- In holidays. Berry y successful season. For once Maddern, out the S. P. E.'s and the Phi Delts "Pop" Bowman and Carl Shepperd and either Harry Temple or Fred Bob and Ben Gib- the ence rookie up from Tulsa, can slam the ball son will assist Elyea talent for accomplishing just that bested the Pi Kaps. played well in the outer garden. McAlister will make up the mile with the pool ' to the tune of .300 or better, the Cubs will a gamea and Clayton Carpenter on hand. have trio Round three put the top teams former, leading relay team. will of fine outer-gardners. Parker, ex The the hitter for help oversee the ping-pong "Ace" Duke football definitely in front. The Phi Gams the '46 nine, added a solid Temple, Willing- tilts. Davidson McAlister, Lee The played great, is a candidate for a post in an infield steadied by kept their by dumping single ham, tournaments will be 4 I record clean to the locals' offensive while and Bob Berry will run it in the Y. All the veteran campaigner, Stan the Pi Kaps. The Kappa Sigs great Davidson students Hack. Another question the latter made several off for the three berths in the are eligible. Rules will be stayed up top at the expense of the deep left. half. posted mark is the pitchingstaff. If Wyse, Borowy,and Schmitz catches in In the mile will be Castle in the game rooms. In the WHITE DRUG Independents, and the Phi Delts Norm Whiteheart started on the Koop, Bill Iverson, initial improve, the Bruins might be able to moveup the ladder. and Mac Mur- games, winners will be determined did the same to the Betas. The mound for the 'Cats and was re- ray. Jack "Gunder" Grey, Mur- by three out of five games in ping- COMPANY TOP S. A. E.'s bumped the K. A.'s and lieved in the seventh by Malcolm dock McKeithen, Dave Anderson, PHILS BUCS pongand by two out of the S. A. E.'s stayed in the run- Earp. Mapes and Buddy Chan- and Berry sling three games Hal will cinders for the in pool. Prizes given Philadelphia andPittsburgh will battle for the top berth ning with a over Kaps. catching -places will be to win the Pi dler handled the chores. three in the two mile jaunt. the winners. in the second division. It will be close but the Port, Quarker Dick Ed Hopper, George Elyea also added that the Y City lads should emerge victorious. Peters, Ben Chapman, who Story and Bob Lacy, will run for equipment is to be greatly improved led his squad from the depths last season, has a dashing Primes Gridders For the two places in the high and low before the tournaments. club, headed by the sensational Del Ennis, 1946 rookie hurdles. of the year and the cagey "Schoolboy" Rowe, In the high jump Whittle is send- 0 who won Second Practice Sessions Lacy PASTEURIZED 11 games in 15 starts. Pirates, ing the brothers and Peters or The under new ownership, Those who have seen proselytes IRichards, Bailey, Simdy Bob Henderson. pole GRADE "A" MILK are also on the make. Billy Herman, making Bronco The vault his debut as of Wild Bill "The Hook" Story's iCarnegie, and Fred Preyer. 'Gdach ranks will be filled by Dick O'Hair, a major league manager, will cause trouble, favorite sport out tossing the pig- ;Storey is putting added emphasis Mooresville but this is Pete Brown, and either Peters or not the Buc's year Hank skin around these last few days on passing C. S. Coodrom Greenberg should prove to be a his attack with Buck Dave Walker. Co-Operative asset have seen but a preview of the com- Williams and Cliff Turner doing The broad jump will valuable but no miracles can be expecteduntil some (Continued on Page 6) hurlers are ing Spring practice. Beginning most of the tossing. Some others new obtained. April 8, the Creamery TELEPHONE 2111 impotent second "spring" prac- aspiring to backfield positions are — The Redsand Gaints will again fall heir to the tice will last three weeks. The Ray Adams, CarlPahl,Bob Walker, Delivered Daily — seventhandeighthplaces.Neither aggregation huskies working out daily inbright Bud Fowle, Whitehurst and Mac Davidson, can.boost of jerseys RABY'S PHONE 205 N. C an offense although the New Yorkers have a pair of dis- red and white shorts are Erwin. Flankrrien Johnson, Alex- tancehitters inbackstops Walker more or less keeping in shape for ander qnd Jackson are all showing SHOE Mooresville, N. C Cooper and Hank Dan- the coming gridiron skirmishing. improvement. — ning. Redlegs r The chief forte is their pitching staff head- fall's ten-game l 1 ed up by On March 8, the first three-week Next schedule has SHOP such battleworn chunkers as Bucky Walters, spring practice ended with an in- not yet been released by the Ath- Johnny Vander Meet, Department. DELUXE ICE Ewell Blackwell and Joe Beggs The tersquad scrimmage. Doing the letic However we can Specialize CREAM— I be sure that every game We In Whole contributions of this quartetplus the work of Cincinnati's heavy work in the line faithfully will see Is Now a fast scrappy Wildcat team with Available At fine defensive infield should enable them to shade were Ernie Strictlin, Sharpe, Soles — the Giants. Bob a good percentage of wins. The THE STUDENT STORE Frank Strait, Carl Eborn, Johnny (Continued on Page 6) I rwii*T,March 28, 1M7 THE DAVIDSONIAN Pace 5 Billy Knauff To Lead Spring Frolics Swing Twelve Rising Sophomores Elected To Join Beaver Club j TWO CRACK LINKSMEN 1 Group Backs Drive imn^^^^^^^^^^^^^m^^^^^^mni«ni Dances To Be Held To Collect Clothes On April 18 and 19 The Armory Will Be the Scene Underclass Honor Society In- ereases Size Scripts of the Event Men an- At a special meeting on Monday Hood Norton The Pan-Hellenic Council night, March 24, the Beaver Club, nounced this week that Billy honorary society for underclassmen May Keys Knauff and his orchestra will play new members from the ris- Letter Qet elected Qets By Doug Swink for Davidson's Spring Frolics in ing Sophomore class. The Beaver HOO1) TO NORTON: spring young the Charlotte Armory-Auditorium Club, whose chief purpose is the In the a man's fancy lighter things, April 18 of visiting athletes, is It was just a year ago today turns to and on and 19. Knauff and on Davidson's campus, his mind signed lally made up of ten Juniors That Icalled at your place; his popular band were by turns adding keys to ten Sophomores. However, toward his the Council this week. Ihad had a sore taken away by year, to the greatly in- chain. Not to be outdone the due day— my face. Well-Known the student body, That same from tinkling cymbals awarded by the sed size of Well-known as a dance band members thought it necessary Davidsonian to its writers, with Your shop was always neat, throughout lect twelve men Instead of the crescendoes of brass. The Scripts thi< section of the great, il ten. The members of the Your courtesy was fine: 'n I'ranks takes olvn.-'ire in South, the organization has been announcing presentation Irtainingent Freshman class who were Your service was complete, the of playing with increasing popularity keys to "Neurotic" Cam given this unique honor were: Whit Even to a good shin". Nuttall. shoe Jimmy Gribben, at college and fraternity dances in Cobb, Jake Wade, Bob Carson, Bo "Sweet" "Slap- stick" Sam Robinson. ".Melee" this area, including affairs at Win- Roddey, Carl Shepperd, Billy Rich- You gave me a shave then Bob Rierson, and "Arty" Bill WhitakCT, throp anil Presbyterian Colleges. ardson, Joe Warner, Dave Krwin, That Ishall never forget. Jim Sifford, Louis Bingham, Nor- for their literary attempts on the It was after his engagement with Right at the time when, Whiteheart, and Bill Alexan- editorial staff. For their mana- one of the loeal fraternities last could not shave myself yet. gerial efforts, keys are awarded to r. These men will serve with the I began to come "High Edwards, fall that requests aver Club (luring both their Pressure" Phil may way "Killer" "Eighth-of-a- in to the Council that he 1» stoned phomore and Junior years. 1 never come that Bob Kelley, In all of my life again; Page" Stan Kennctt, "Diddling" up for one of the larger dances. Another one of the purposes of But if Ido Iwill say, Dave (lambrell,atid "Leaping*1IjC- Consisting of 16 pieces and a vocal- b Beaver Club is to sponsor any I would love there to remain. noir Keesler. ist, Knauff specializes in slow, ives or other projects of public For their heroic action over and »rc Tommy Bumbargrr and Don Bryant of the '47 Wildcat golf team. Tommy wai the danceable numbers. service which Omricon Delta Kappa shop AboTe ihown above the call of duty, Kditoi -in- iin No matter if in your numUr one man on the 42-43 team, while Don ii currently netiiig ai manager of thi« yean linksmrn. Both dances will be held in the does not sponsor. In accordance Or out upon the main street; Chief Doug Swink, :uul Business policy, main auditorium of the Armory. with this the members are You always took time to stop. Manager Jim Love awarded them- currently backing clothing go a drive Any stranger there to greet. selves, in lieu of- Bronze Plaque, Tickets will on sale after the which is also under the auspices of Tommy Bumbarger and DonBryant ■key's for their own achievements, holidays at $1.00 base price for a the Y. M. C. A. The drive which I never lived anywhere yet (Ed. Note: It is easy to nee who set ticket, plus 20 per cent being Federal held here on the campus That brought memories to me; wrote this.) a a amusement tax. small part of world-wide That Icould not forget, Heels Owing to a misunderstanding ve whose aim is to pro- Head Golfers Against Tar With the recent revision of the ultimate And more contented could Ibtt. with Balfour & Co.. the above- le clothing for undressed Euro- Pan-Hellenic constitution, effective Henderson, Little, handicapped by windy week they run into their toughest named keys have not arrived. It ins. As a part of this clothing Jones. Med- iii£ rathei 1 set, hoped Ithink of you and your son w catluM match of the year when they take is not known whether they ever after this coining it is ve, thebaseball game with North ford. and Hogins Support . Away down in the Southland; on North Carolina's pellet pushers. will, and Eds. Swink and lyove de- that all future dances sponsored on Thursday In Play On Links First Trip rolina State after And the town-of Davidson, After much trouble, the Tar Heels cline to make a positive statement by the Pan-Hellenic Council may be in was turned abenefit. The into My visit there was just grand. Spring weather having finally hit Manage] Dun Bryant assumed managed to build a team of ir> as to the probability of their event- handled with a minimum of finan- (Continued 6) roving on Page (Cnntinued on Page 6) the Davidson campus, the Wildcat your reporter that after par beaters. With 160 men out at ual arrival. In case they never do cial worry for all concerned. It more practice the team hhnuM arrive, arrange- golfers now practice on the Char- Hie first of the. soasnit Carolina the recipients of the award would .-can that this new shape up fairly wi'll. Tommy Bum- scraped together over a dozen who may regard the entire matter as a ment will make for better David- I lotte Country Club course. The burger through CAROLINA came with the low managed to squeeze undci;.the 75 moral victory. son dances in the future. STATE team got,off to a rather lame start score ajraiii.st Furman, shooting 7M^} Univer i f i find Lacy, Peters, mlm n /Htinl G '» Bill and Archi- mington, is a member of the Sigma sands among American soMiers '''"'"' '^*— ?' >ald in the initial trials. in " ? great All-America back . Phi Epsilon social fraternity, and World War Iby the Y. M. C. A. ■Jj2_ H m'/^^ weights Eborn, 'X^Wr Inthe willbe Carl is on the tennis team. The speaker is a member of Phi Strickland, Sob and Joe Richards Beta Kappa, a Mason, a Rotarian, jutting the 16 pound shot; Jim and a member of Phi Gamma Delta Vann Easy AMBULANCE SERVICEI and Rhodes in the social fraternity. He is ant of the diacus; Hardin, TaJepbeat 2M and Tim Bill Rob- ready outstanding leadersof Amer- javelin. ertson and Vann in the ica and we are fortunate to have aggregation With this the Red Equipped For Service his commencement addrens to look and Black should bring a victory forward to. back to the Hill. Any Distance Leaders For Year Book Any Time (Coninucd from Page 1) STEINWAY PIANOS Navy. Returning to Davidson last Bunch Funeral September,he has HAMMOND ORGANS servedas assist- Home ant editor of the annual this year. Mooreayflle, N. C Simpson, from Huntersville, is ma- RECORDS joring in Physics and is a member of the Beta Theta Pi social fra- ternity. RECORD PLAYERS Othercontestants for the position Kale-Lawing Co. were the other junior editors on SHEET MUSIC " this year's staff. They were, in Stationer. addition to Cox, John Stewart, "Office Outfitter. >ighton McKeithen, and Jimmy Gribben. ANDREWS "Printer* Story Prime. Girdder^ MUSIC CO. 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