THE NEWS AND EDITORIAL ASSOCIATED COLLEGIATE PRESS VOICE OF DAVIDSON COLLEGE SlautiUuiman INTERCOLLEGIATE PRESS VOL. XLJII 3ttfe DAVIDSON COLLEGE, DAVIDSON, N. C, FRIDAY. JANUARY 14, 1955 NUMBER 12 Davidsonian Chooses BUDAPEST STRING QUARTET Ten Davidson Men Prof. Erwin Passes TenTopNewsStories AttendNational Meet At Home Dec. 30 Buddy Professor Edward Jones Erwin, Morrow Will The National Assembly of the 68, at 01thePart12Months Y.M.C.A. and Y.W.C.A. was held died his home in Davidson By JIM BATTEN 27 to January 2 at at 3:30 a.m.. December 30. 1964. December the was unexpected was Before 1955 outgrows his three, University of Kansas. A large Da- His death and the result of a heart attack. corneredpants, it might be a good vidson delegation, together with Professor Erwin was born in idea to pause to note a few of his thirty delegates from ten colleges Play predecessors' doings, Morganton, N.C.. October 10. 1886, At as reflected Midwinters throughout the C'arolinas, the left the George in the 1964 headlines of the David- Davidson campus by chartered bus son of late Phifer and Corinna Avery Whftl *wi 28 attend Erwin. He was a Dorothy Kae To Be on December to the As- professor of English Nineteen-fifty-four, despite per- sembly. Representing the Davidson at Davidson Smith Replaces Hunt College, coming to in petual claims to the contrary, was "Y," headed by Sam Magill. were Davidson quite Da- 1920. He received his A.B. degree Featured Vocalist an eventful year on the John Baker, Jim Brice. Roy Davis. iu.i>n. Lineup By BILL CALLIER vidson scene, with such hereto- Tony Henry from Davidson in 1906, and his Dick. Griffin. Charles degree Y.M.C.A Secretary. Sam^Magill "It's magic, it's mellow, it's fore unheard-of innovations as dor- McVay, Mack, M.A. from Columbia Uni- McGowan. John Bob versity in has announced that the "Reverend Morrow" — so mitory bandits, and increased ath- and Crcightnn Peden. New York. He also states the studied at the University of Chi- Clark Hunt will be unable to par- I letics grants. The theme of the Assembly was announcement made by the cago. He taught high school in ticipatein theUnited ChristianMis- year's biggest story question, by Interfraternity Council, which The broke the asked of Adam New York City, the McCailie sion service* due to illness. Henry early unex- String God. "Where Are You?" During last March with the The Budapart Quartet consist* of Jaiaph Roitman, lit School in Tennessee and the Uni- E. Smith of Chapel Hill, a minis- has selected Buddy Morrow pected resignation of Davidson's violin; Kroyt, and the meeting, the dele- violin; Jac Gorodetiky, 2nd Berls viola; Mitch* week-Ions versity of Mississippi before com- ter in the Presbyterian Church, and his orchestra to play for long-time Dean of Students, John Schneider, cello. gates sought, through worship and ing U.S., will lake his place on the the Bailey, deep- study together, to to Davidson. Davidson Midwinters C. Jr. Well-liked and better under- wasa Sigma mission agenda. ly respected by body. stand question and Mr. Erwin memberof Dances, February 18 and 19. the student the the Chris- Alpha Epsilon. Omicron Mr. Smith is a native of Texas response Delta The schedule of Morrow per- Bailey's resignation was a cause tian's to it. Kappa. Beta Kappa Sigma and a graduate of his state uni- Davidsonians, For study Assem- Phi and formances includes a formal dance for regret among Budapest String purposes, the Upsilon fraternities, a member and versity, etas of 1950. He served past and present alike. Quartet bly was broken into four sections Friday night. February 18, from Red and Mas- as chairman of the National Coun- dealing with founderof the Black 9 until 1, a concert Saturday after- In the early morning of Feb- the individualssearch quers, club at Davidson cil of the YMCA while still an for understanding dramatic noon, and an informal affair Sat- ruary4, while the school slept,Da- a better of him- College. He was a member and undergraduate student. Appears on self, his relation to the university, urday evening, 8 'til 12. unknowingly brushed Feb. 4 In 1953 Mr. Smith his vidson Here College received teacher of the Davidson tragedy the nation and world, and the D. degree Divinity Audiences of dancers and critics shoulders with as bandit Friday night, February 4 at 8:15, first time since 1039. and were re- Presbyterian Church Men's Bible B. from Yale have all acclaimed rhythm quietly struggle for freedom. These sec- a Religion the Jennings Fields stole the Budapet String willbe ceived with high acclaim in Eng- Class, and an elder in his church. School with major in style by band, dormitories, making Quartet tions were further divided into in Higher He featured the Morrow through the heard at Davidson in conjunction land,Prance. Holland,and Switzer- He was a memberof the Davidson Education. officiated and disk jockeys $850 $100 small discussion groups of from as chairman hail his record- off with and a wrist- with the Artist Series. Since its land. Lions Club and Mecklenburg for the United Stu- ings among the best in the in- was to killone ten to fifteen students each. The dent Christian Council, a national Eumanean Society watch. Fields later Americandebut at CornellUniver- South America heard the Buda- Lodge No. 176 of the Masonic strumental field. policeman and critically wound an- sity 1930, group pest String Quartet in 1961, and discussions were based on five Order. He founded the Erwin group of .students comprised of in this has become work-books, especially prepared His performances at the Holly- other as they attempted his arrest perhaps the finest exponent of an overwhelming success was the Lodge Recreation Center in David- fourteen denominational move- WiHHear for the Assembly by the National Davidson wood Palladiumand Atlantic City's in North Georgia. string quartet 1952 performance series in Japan. son in memory of his two sons ments. He has also been Acting: On Monday. January 17, at 8:191 music in the world Student YMCA Steel Pier have made his one of "Cop" emerged today. Indonesia, Africa, Council of the and lost in Secretary of U.S.C.C. p.m.. Literary Society Ed Linker from North Australia who their lives World War ' Eumanean the nation's top ranking bands in quietly inconspicuous role as history playing, and New Zealand audiences have YWCA. A frequrnt participant in re- will hold its regular meeting with his The of quartet Assembly is n. just three years since its incep- Davidson's faithful night watch- is to the received the group with en- The National the by ligious emphasis services and a> Dr. Chalmers Davidson of the which considered be legislative body the movement. Mr. Erwin is survived his tion. The group was voted the man, as police gave full credit for highest purest form of music, thusiasm. "Perfect unanimity and of Mrs. Mary Browne Erwin; widely traveled speaker, Mr. Smith1 faculty as its guest. promising and Meeting every four years, it de- wife. most band in 1991 by Fields' final capture to his alert- dates back to the 18th Century understanding of tonal and inter- one daughter, Mrs. C. Dyer of serves currently as Minister to Stu- Dr. Davidson will present to the over jockeys polled termines the policies and program R. dents University 2000 disc by ness in noting the license number Hungary's Esterhazy pretative effects," wrote one critic. Springs, 111.; grand- at the of North1 society readings from the novel magazine; when Prince of the movement during the en- Western two ' Billboard it has fulfilled of the bandit's car while parked commissioned "Papa" Haydn to It may come as a surprise to children, Robin and Erwin Dyer; Carolina at Chapel HUI. His writ- that he is in theprocess of writing. this promise. suing four-year period. ings appeared 1 on campus. Linker was honored write and play quartets for him. some to learn of the high place two sisters, Mrs. W. E. White of have in Intercol- The novel concerns the life of Da- Morrow For reason, the Platform for leejian ' has set attendance for his services,past and present, Modern quartet playing had its which the Quartet occupies on the this Morganton, Boger and Motive as well as other vidson undergraduates from the leading Effective Citizenship, prepared and Mrs. J. D. periodicals. records at clubs andhotels, in appropriate ceremonies before beginning in 1902 with Edward J. annual record-sale lists throughout of Washington, D. C. founding years of the college to including the Edgewater Park in by the Assembly, is important in The University Christian Mis- present. the student body. de Coppet, a Manhattan broker, the nation. The recorded perfor-1 the Detroit in 1992. His experience at guiding the social action to be sion, which as theme, fiction, February, came the ap- who provideda practice retreat for mances of the Budapest four on has its "The Although it is to be it seven Ivy League and Big Also in taken by the movement. In the Mature Christian in the Changing letters, etc., Ten pointment of Dr. C. J. Pietenpol four players at his Swiss "Villa Victor and Columbia have been I is based on old writ- schools within the past year at- Platform, statements of the As- present Mr. 1 to post Dean of the Flonzaley." Thus the first strictly selling about 300,000 copies per South." will Smith as ten by Davidson undergraduates. tests to his popularity collegiate the vital of sembly's position on various is- ■speaker in Faculty by the Board of Trustees professional quartet ensemble was annum, and some of the Beethoven in the communion medita- Dr. Davidson calls it an attempt circles. works have been described in the sues, and recommendations for tion at the dedication service1 to reveal historical facts about the of the College. Dr. Pietenpol had born. study, guide In the Morrow entourage is Now a long-term contract New York Tunes as the "outstand- further are made as a Thursday evening, February 10. He undergraduate life here in such a Dorothy served as acting dean since Sep- under local Kae, an alluring blonde, to the WhittaU Foundation, The ing of all records this season." In for the Christian Associa- will also deliver the Chapel serv- way as to attract readers, which is who reputedly tember, 1953. tions. employs the utmost change Budapest String first 1946 the Budapest Quartet won ice on Monday, February 7. to say, perhaps,that a formal his- in corporal An unprecedented of Quartet opened musical and talent policy on February 26, as played in the Library of Congress the only honor in chamber music Each day's activities tory of the college will attract few while singing with came the worship service, the orchestra. $35,000 in 1988 and every year they aver- given by The Annual Recorded with a followed readers. With eyes on Kae, may Trustees called for in ath- Then, Miss we age twenty-four concerts in the Music Awards. by a Bible Presentation. The book to be written in five take note, however, $10,000 letic subsidization. This decision o'clock, Business Firms Will of the stipulated outside contribu- Coolidge Auditorium, performing Most people take it for granted until four with a break for sections, should take another four insurance policy held on the cus- that if lunch, the delegates met plenary years did not meet the quota, it on the magnificent Stradivari in- that the Budapest String Quartet in or five to complete as Dr. tom-madetrombone of leaderMor- tions sessions, sections, or work groups, for writing only was to be supplied by the college, struments there. This connection is composed of Hungarian HoldInterviewsHere Davidson has time row. musicians, separate and The following marked departure from past with the Library also affords the but at present all are or in YMCA YWCA business firmsJ during the summer vacations. The Morrow first played profes- a During arranged policy. en- group opportunities for studying Russian by birth and are American meetings. the afternoon have to hold interviews selections to be read are from the sionally during his early teens in Met with unbridled However, time, night with most quarters, many the incomparable collection of citizens. the historic free and at after the interested students: first section and concern under- his hometown of New Haven, thusiasm in sessions, delegates got Lehigh Cement Com- Con- brighter days lay manuscript and recorded music. name was justified and the quartet evening the Portland graduate life in the 1830's. It con- necticut. He felt that ahead exchange pany, January 14; Colgate-Palmo- continued his musical long-suffering originally started with complete to know each other and sists of letters, supposedly written education at the Julliard School for the Wildcats. The Quartet's annual schedule opinionswithfellowdele- live Company, January 28; Stan- by spring elections saw now over a Hungarian membership. ideasand a student to his parents and of Music in New York where Paul The annual consists of hundred gates country. PROP. B. J. ERWIN Company, January 31; Floyd Feeney gar- concerts, It was this organization which from all over the dard Oil his girl, or girls, back home. Whiteman took notice of him named to the and their recent tours DeeringMiliken Mills, February 2 changed and gantuan heading up virtually toured the United States and In the course of the week vari- Have times too much? inked him into his orchestral ag- task of David- have covered the four phases of "Y" movement and 3; Enka Corporation of Ameri- I son's student government. The corners of the globe. In 1950 the Europe in the 1920's Joseph Hois- ous the As read one of the letters which gregation. man, violin; Kroyt, and related organizations werepre- ca, February 2; Civil Service Ex- usual routine on (CawHtW On Pag* Four) musicians toured Europe for the first Boris concerned the Now, at 39, bandman Morrow viola, and Jac Gorodetzky, second sented. One evening was devoted "The Snake Pit" Is aminer, February 3; Burroughs. the Sabbath, Irealized that we as can February look back on a career of ex- violin, are natives of Odessa; the to the World's Student Christian 4. students at the Davidson of today, perience withEddie Ducbin, Artie (Continued Pour) Assembly became very to On P«fe Federation. The Union Movie Feature Proctor k Gamble, February 10 have little cause moan Shaw, Vincent Lopez, Tommy Dor- acquainted with the work of the and 11; Burlington Mills. February about compulsory Vespers. In the sey and Jimmy Dorsey. He has University Service, Stu- spent, "Satchmo" Armstrong World the "The Snake Pit," starring Ulivia 17; Guaranty Trust Company of 1830's. the students for in- been under contract with the Co- Movement, and stance, Sunday R.O.T.C. Department dent Volunteer deHnvilland, Leo Genn, and Mark N.Y.. Feb. 21; Connecticut General all afternoon read- lumbia Broadcasting System, RCA World Service. Stevens, is the College Union Film Life Insurance, February 22: Gen- ing from the Bible and listening to Victor Records, and Mercury Re- ' a .-ermon by one The Assembly closed on a note- Committee's feature for tonight eral Electric, March 3. delivered of the cording Company. Uncle Sam's Returns To Davidson Reveab AwardsPlan of Christian unity with a com-- and Saturday night. Shows begin Crown Petroleum, March 7; professors. Navy also enjoyed the music of By JOHN TRASK munion service Sunday morning. tonight at 7 and 9 p.m. Tomorrow Hanover Bank of NY.. March 7; In those days, studying on the Morrow's tromboneduring a three- I TheROTC Department this week Lawrence' practically a "Satchmo" Armstrong will The Carolina bus left night's showing will start at 9. Ad- KendallCottonMills. March 8; J.C. Sabbath was cardinal year stint. 1943 through 1946. Louis Irevealed a plan designed to in- 1 simply campus February on Sunday and arrived in Davidson mission is 29 cents. Penney Company, March 9; Elec- sin and wasn't done. One In 1990 "Rio Rita," his first disc be back on the crease incentive in drill and to Monday evening. kept a repeat performance Miss dellavilland was men- tro-Metallurgical Company. March the Sabbath and made no for RCA, made a hit in the record- 14 for add to general excellence of per- Bell, bones about similar to last year's concert. All tioned for an Academy Award for 9: Southern March 24: Pilot it. ing world. This was followed by sonal preparation. her performance in Insurance, April 9. an attempt top waxings "Night seats for the programare reserved. " "The Snake Late It is in to draw such as Train." Effective January 11 and ex- Others members "Greyhound." Between January 19 and February Cleland,DukePastor, Pit and actually did receive an will be added at a later criticism from the of Eu "One Mint Julep," 9, may get tickets tending until the May Awards Day, Oscar a year later for her role in date. that Dr. Davidson is reading selec- "Rose. Rose, I Love You," and students their outstanding any Inter-Fraternity Council cadets and units will "The Heiress." Representatives from the follow- tions from his newest endeavor, "That Old Black Magic." Morrow, from be period. member for the special price of selected each drill This Leads D.C. Vespers Mary Jane Ward wrote the novel ing stated that their companies which he intends to entitle whose talents are not confined to competition will constitute one of is would be interested in interview- "Alenda Lux." He contends that band directing, composed $1.79. After February 9, the Returning Davidson on which the film based. The has also the factors in selection of the win- to the cam- refers to ancient practice ing Davidson men, if enough ad- such criticism will help him as he a number of pop tunes, tickets will go up to $2.00. pus the Vesper this title the of which ners of annual awards. tn lead Service of tossing insane persons into a vanceinterest was indicatedon the works further on the novel. the best known is his "Boogie Armstrong got his start inmusic Sunday will be Dr James T. Clel- On the unit level, there will be snake pit in an attempt to shock part of the students here: This presentation, Woogie March." while be was at the "Colored and, pastor of the University with the a selection of the Best Company Duke to sanity. The film pre- Chase New discussion, Mr. Waif's Home for Boys" where he College Chapel. them back National Bank of critical should not take Morrow's succession of hit went years and Best Platoon of the Month by sents a view of our modern-day York, Broyhill Furniture Company much more than an hour and all recordings and club dates places when he was twelve was burn and edu- bugle, and the Cadet Regimental Commander Dr. Cleland "snake pits," the asylums for the if Lsaoir, N.C., and First National members of Eu arc urged to at- Sis orchestral reputation among old. He first tried the cated in Scotland. After coming then the cornet. In jazzy New Or- and his staff. The selection is based insane. Bank and Trust Co. of Asbeville. tend. the highest in the nation. on performance in drill as a unit, to the United Mm be taught at Co-producers are Anatole Litvak leans, where the "king" got his VELMA joining faculty start, MIODLITON personal appearance, percentage Amherst before the and RobertBassler. and Mr.Litvak he was a natural from the Returns with S^tcnnto Duke 1'nivrrsity Divinity beginning. His clear, true, and of attendance, conduct of training, at is the director of "The Snake Pit." Today hi- is in constant de- notes got him his first musi- player town. getting and cadet response. Both units School. COMING FILMS clean in After campus pulpits con- Resigns will receive streamers indicating mand in and is Pictures scheduled through Feb- Capt. Lamar Post cal Job. One night when Bunk married at 18, he took a job play- sidered one of the most popular ruary Fair," Johnson didn't turn up at Mat- ing with Fate Marble's band on their excellence. include "State star- months. vision Leadership college preachers in the entire ring Rogers, January 22; School and a> ranga's joint on Perdido Street, the Mississippi River excursion Each company will choose one Will on Has Business Position A Davidson graduate of 1948, the Executive Officer of the outstanding country. January 27 Head Louis sat in for him (for $1.25 a boats Dixie Bell and Sidney. In cadet from each of the "The Cruel Sea" on With Charlotte Concern Captain Lamar played freshman quarters and Headquarters an II, in during Our speaker Li especially close and "Arsenic and Old Lace" night). 1922, Joe Oliver sent— for him and MS I. and classes the 28: Colonel J D. Sapp of the David- football and was a member of the Service Company of the 89th When the war came in 1017, Louis went north in a land just first hour of drill. to this school as Davidson con- on February 11and 12; and "David son CollegeReserve Officers Train- Heavy honorary Doctor court of control while here. He Tank Battalion he city of New Orleans, (at the getting used to flappers, coon skin In the second hour of drill, the ferred on him an Iand Bath.sheba" on February 26 ing Corps today was Sigma years ago I announced the also a member of Phi He then attended the Ground Vavy's request) clamped down on coats, bathtub gin, and jazz itself. Cadet Regimental Staff will ob- of Divinity three in and 28. resignation of Captain Howard E. Epsilon Fraternity recognition of outstanding Social and Sig- General School at Fort Rile) ■he honky-tonks, night clubs, bars, From his modest beginning, serve the above cadets and choose his Lamar, Regular Army Officer and ma honorary Spanish Kansas, 2, to of Delta Pi. fra- from August 1949, to and other places in the disease- Armstrongorganized his ownband, the outstanding MS I, II, and III service the work the Church. at Col- ternity. 31, Dr. presented YMCA Membership Assistant PMSftT Davidson December 1040. From Januar> lidden "District." This clamping and he himself changed from the cadet in the regiment.Personal ap- Cleland the lectern lege. On completing his 1, 1060, using ROTC train- to June 19. 1000, he at down brought about the mass cornet to the trumpet. From then pearance, performance in drill, Bible which we arc in the Captain Lamar voluntarily re- ing. Captain Lamar tended the Infantry Davidson College Presbyterian Meeting Monday was honored School at Fort
Speaking ES BOBBY RENN GOES DAVIDSON MEN ATTEND -of- BIG TIME IN SERVICE Gtfje Babitooman NCAA MEETING IN NY. Sports ALCNDA LUK OBI O■T A LIIIRTAI FRIDAY, By JIM HOLSHOUSER a '^PlL — JANUARY 14, 1955 THE DAVIDSON!AN PAGK THREE
SOME CAGE TALK the bowl games over, full interest of the sports iis now turned to basketball, and the big talk in the bVVithd is the Wolfpack of North Carolina State, currentlyDavidson Cagers To Hit VPITonight ranked as second in the nation, along with Kentucky's Wild- cats who continue to be selected as the nation's best when it comes to the cage game. N. C. State has been the topic of wide discussion since the Wolfpack has been placed on proba- Matmen In Even Break Cats Seeking Revenge tion by*the NCAA and is ineligible for the NCAA tourney, the only one in which they are permitted to play according to the rules of the Atlantic Coast Conference (naturally, they are With Big Four Clubs In Blacksburg Contest still eligible for the AAC tournament). Since State has come Davidson's Varsity wrestlers played host to North Caro- Tonight the Wildcats invadeBlacksburg, Virginia, to meet up with what many think is the finest crew Everett Case has lina State last Wednesday night, and the Wolfpack matmen Cadets of V.P.I, in a Southern Conference battle, and the there, t ever assembled the decision is especially cruel to Wolf- proved to be too tough for the Wildcats as they pounded out Cats stand an excellent chance of bettering their present 2-1 pack supporters. There has been talk of a change in the rules a 24-8 decision. The loss evened the Davidson record against conference record. Going into tlhis contest, Hobby Cobb boasts that will permit the State club to accept a possible bid to the BigFour competition at one win and one loss. Previously, the an average per game of slight!ly over 23 points, and he'll be Tournament, National Invitation the second of the top tour- Wildcats had beaten the North out to up his average if at all neys. Whether this happens or not will determine whether Carolina trum- in u match at possible. In a pro-Christmas game the Carolines have their top-flight representative in the post- Greensboro. here at Davidson, V.P.I, took the Winter Track Team Cats, Greek Basketball season clashes. It's toobad that it had to happen this season, Although some excellent measure of the so the de- to avenge the defeat should then, not the tactics (spring tryouts matches resulted from the sire but if State had used Begins Workouts meeting, Davidson was only able be an added incentive for Coach Under Way With of prospective players) which brought about the suspension, Twelve boys began workouts last to win two individual matches. Miller's quintet. they might not have the team that is tearing the opposition to week for the winter track season Captain Johnny Buxton won an At present the Cats have an shreds. which begins February 5. 1955. easy decision in his match, while overall won and lost record of 4-7, FirstRound Games The team, under the watchful eye Ritzcll Snider provided the lone due largely to a disastrous road The interfraternity basketball opened Gym- The Kentucky club got the shock of the season last week of Coach Whittle, will continue Wildcat pin of thr night. trip prior to the Christmas holi- season in Johnston Georgia Tech, one of the weakest members of the working out weekly through Feb- An unusually large crowd was days. On that jaunt, the Cats nasium Monday night with eight clashing opening Conference, suddenly caught fire and handed ruary when the regular seasonIon hand for the meet, and fine dropped a game to the College of teams in the fcenitheastern round. The games were played loss in 129 games.It was a closes. The Wildcats will enter support for the team wa.s shown Charleston and defeated The Cita- the Wildcats their first home-court three meets,the highlight of which by the students present del before traveling to Memphis two at a time on the cross courts. near-impossible win for the Jackets who are traditionally one will be the Southern Conference This year's teamseemstobeone and losing to Southwestern and In the initialbattles, the SAE and of the league doormats, but the loss did not drop the Wild- meet February 19th, at the V.M.I,Iof the best Davidson has had since the University of the South. The Pika quintets were victorious. The cats from their No. 1rating in national standings. The game fieldhouse in Lexington, Virginia. the war. and future meets will day after returning from their trip SAEs scattered their scoring among the team members as they which may accomplish that feat will be played in Raleigh on The team will be built around probably prove this point. When the Cats played host to Duke. year's Frank Though they game by ran up 44 points to down the ATOs. 22, LaSalle. TheExplorers, with Ail- last stalwarts. tourney time rolls around at Wash- lost the the January when State meets Mitchner. Phil Koonce. and Jack ington and Lee on the first week score of 105 to81. the boys turned Baker scored 14 of the losers' 38 dropped American Tom Gola at the controls, will probably provide the Huffaker. Moving up from last end in March, the Wildcat scrap- in a very creditable performance. points while Bradford in stiffest opposition of the season for the Wolfpack, and if the year's freshman squad, which was pers are sure to be right in the Two days later came the loss to 10 for the winners. The Pikas' victory, they stand a good chance of one of the best in recent years, thick of the fight for the confer- Davidson's Hobby Cobb it shewn above M h» reaches beyond V.P.I. Gaither was Monday's high-point State club can take the man with 17 tallies, although the (Continued On Back P.O.) ence championship. outstretched Wofford hands to score " basket that helpedhim get During the holidays the team moving into the country's top spot. game in which he played was the 26 points against the Terriers.— (Photo by Daniel.) traveled to Asheboro and met the McCrary Eagles, one of the top lowest-scoring contest of the eve- ning. by JERRY SPEAKS: independent teams in this section The Pikas beat the Betas even ten points, winning to LOCAL SCENE LOOKS DARK of the country. Greatly aided by an 38 28. In the second set of games, the the Davidson basketball scene, the outlook has be- 22 points by Sammy Ranzino. the former All-American at State, the fast-breaking Kappa Sigs racked e a bit gloomy. Wildcat supporters watched Tuesday as Take Win up 52 points to stop the SPEs. Babbling BrooksCat Tankers Eagles came nut of the contest season, against only Feeney, 12 points, club suffered its seventh loss of the the victors. Worse than the loss of with lead the KappaSigs, butalmost everly play- wins. Nevertheless, this year's club has made an im- A week ago, three representatives of the Davidson Col- this holiday game was the loss of EOnprovement year's record, which stood at 3-10 going lege Athletic Committee arrived back on the campus after Gaylord Walker, outstanding cen- ing member of that team scored on last From Carolina Eastern one or more field goals. For the go ter, who chipped an ankle bone in into exams. Coach Danny Miller's crew has had to without attending the annual NCAA meetings in New York City. Dr. losers. Brown hit five foul shots " varsity swimming team traveled to Greenville, a practice session. Gaylord willbe "big man, and when Gaylord Walker hurt his ankle last F. W. Johnston was the voting delegate at thegeneral meeting. Davidson's and the same number of field a Carolina, to meet the Eastern Carolina out for the remainder of the sea- week, it left the club with only one man, freshman George Coach Whittle was the alternate delegate and also attended North last weekend goals to amass 15 points. In what North State Conference. The Wildcat swimmers son. Lyon, the 6-2 mark. The lack of the tall guys has hurt the track coaches' meeting, while tankers of the Tuesday night week the was undoubtedly the night's over a The of this edged their share of Coach Dole attended the football ,improved player overhis freshman brought back their third consecutive win without loss. invaded the closest game,the Sigma Chis in the early games when the Cats got less than Wofford Terriers Gams 45-43 in hotly- coaches' meeting. ■year, Davidson's rebounding hopes Davidson team won eight of ten first places and came out and played as if they the Phi a the all-important rebounds. , — — Cats' den contested, see-saw battle. The big question involved was arc about shot. The boys have on the long end of the 60-24 score. were thinking only of avenging the Pitxer and Shaw shared high honors for over-all record, the Cats are steadily mov- the discussion concerning televised plenty of fight left and they'll need In the individual scoring. Bill defeat administered by the Cats Inspite of the recommendation, the Sigs, each scoring 10 points. a position in the Southern Conference Tournament. football. The to our support, so until the time Carrell, with 10 points, was high in football.Superior height and re- ing toward be decided by a separate commit- good two games while losing only one inconfer- when fortune comes Coach man for the Cats. Carrell won BULLETIN serve power enabled the Terriers Davidson has won two tee at a later date, was to continue Miller's way in the form of a tall first places. to build up an early lead that they Davidson JVs lost a close contest JVs, ence action, and all the signs seem to indicate that the Cats the practice of televising only one man. let's continue to support the Eastern meet, relinquished, as three men to Appalachian State 6541. network, Prior to the the Managers wanted!There arc two never won't be one of the clubs that are left out when tourney time game a week,on a single Cats. a vic- contributed 15 points or more. A standout in defeat was Bobby Davidson tankers had taken Baker, points, 18 a few breaks, the Red and Black crew as was done in 1954. tory over The Citadel and a home vacancies open for anyone in- Dennie Mathis' 17 was high for the who scored 26 rolls around. And with meeting, one standings. At the football As one person said. "It would meet win over Eastern Carolina. visitors, while Hobby Cobb'.s 26 of which came in the first half. could easily finish high in family for a terested in managing the David- Cats second recommendation was made quite a spectacle to Monday will afford the swim- was high for the game. The action The took their It be have about Next game of Friday by change in .the substitution rule. 60 Korean veterans dispersed mers a chance to better their son JVs. For further information, was often interrupted by the the seasonlast by defeating Bulldogs, will also be decided a commit- through the crowd at a Davidson mark. They will travel to Colum- referee's whistle, as a total of 48 The Citadel passed, see Jerry Helms. 87-60. Harding and Bennett were PERKINSON WINS CONTEST tee. If the four-minute basketball game during the play- bia, South Carolina to meet the personal fouls were called. abolished, permitting Peoe) Th» Davidsonian pick-the-winners contest got off to a rule will be ing of the National Anthem." University swimmers. In the preliminary game, the (Continued On Back a man to re-enter a game after flying start in the last issue with the staff writers making the the quarter in which he started. first predictions.Bunny Perkinson was high man on the totem pole,picking eight winners in the twelve-game poll. Following Davidson will field the first him were Bob Pulliam and Leon Howell with seven winners, sprint shuttlerelay team in its his John Johnson with six right picks. Perkin- tory at the Virginia Relays. This and Jon Regen and event, margin a result of his picking George is a 240-yard with each man son's winning came as carrying the baton 60 yards. As of Washington as an upset winner over Wake Forest. He was the the present, outstanding in the only one who picked the Colonials. trials are Frank Mitchener, Phil _J **S W *ar Kl\ Koonce and Jimmy Welter, a Char- This week's predictions are shown below. lotte freshman. Weller and Koonce have also been outstanding in the broad jump.
Ex-Cat Bobby Renn On All-Star Club It is evident that after David- lacing by Wofford, our The hopes of the '55 edition of than average passer. Playing with son's 81-43 Wildcat football team were Armour this past basketball fortunes will remain the the 19th Division jeopardixed can given a tremendous boost recently until Coach Miller year, he had a forty-five-yard find that good big man. And no when Coach Dole learned that punting average. Renn played one can say Bobby Renn, who recently was that coach hasn't been quarterback Army team, trying to man. He selected on the All-European for his find that has Service football team, will being switched from his halfback made several trips to distant areas Armed to interview boys return to Davidson next fall and spot he played at Davidson. those who he again don the togs for the Renn willbe a sophomore on re- knows can be of aid on the boards. once As far as situation goes, Da Wildcats. entering Davidson next fall with the vidson has about best calibre Renn, who played football for three years of eligibility left. If the of small a coach could want, Davidson in 1952, before he was he can live up to the expectation, men drafted, considered as an ex- the Cats may be greatly helped by but the trouble is they're all small is as goes. cellent ball-handler and a better his return. basketball With the in- jury of Gaylord Walker, a vastly The Davidson Students Pick 'En Dick Tommy Bill Henry Bill When a roommate gets you Taylf *mnm* Brown M-m-man, Adams McNair a blind date with and she turns out to jf Virginia Virginia - Virginia over Washington and Lee Virginia Virginia his younger sister " be a real doll... that's PURE PLEASURE! N.C. State over Wake Forest State State State State ■ .. Duke over Virginia Duke Duke Duke Duke George Washington over Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Geo Wash Penn SUte over West Virginia Penn St. W. Va. W. Va. Penn St. LaSalle over N. C. SUte SUte LaSalle SUte LaSalle pure pleasure South Carolina over VPI VPI VPI VPI VPI For more ... SMOKM CAMEL Richmond over Wake Forest Richmond Richmond Wake F. Wake F. Maryland over Navy Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland N.C. SUte over Villanova SUU SUte SUte State ■ Furman over Clemson Furman Furman Furman Furman No other cigarette is sorich testing^ Duke over George Washington Geo. Wash Duke Duke Geo. Wash P.S. Noother brandhos everbeen ableto matchthe|Mir»pl«c»ur« in Camel's exclusive Furman over South Carolina Furman Furman Furman Furman -^« ■^■^BxSI^bII Phillips Phillip. > 5 blond of costly toboccosl Thafs why Camels or* America's moat popular _cigarette_ I Phillips over Wake Forest Phillips Phillips MB «na^»^MaTW N. C. SUU over North Carolina SUU State SUte State f FRIDAY, JANUARY 1968 THE DAV1DSONIAN 14. PAGE FOUR THE BELLES' CHOICE Graduate Scholarships GUIFundFalls Far THE CONNOISSEUR Announced For Seniors I Short of $4,000 Goal Final reports on tne Christmas The George Washington Univer- Graduate School. University of Gift Fund were released Wednes- A Place of fine Foods for any taste num- Oregon, Eugene, Ore. day night by Kiki Lewis, sity Law School is offering a | chairman — Steak, ber of Trustee Scholarships pro- The Department of Economics- of the Gift Fund Committeeof the in Eating Specializing in viding a full three-year's tuition. at Columbia University has an- Y.M.C.A. Total contributions for Candidates must graduate in the nounced the newly instituted 1954 were $2,879.48. of which Seafood, and Chicken Dinners. upper fifth of their class and have Seager Fellowships in Economics. $1351.78 was paid and $1527.72 demonstrated qualities of leader- There are twoof these fellowships, pledged. Goal for the Gift Fund ship in addition to scholastic at- carrying a stipend of $3,500 each, was four thousand dollars. Moorwville),N. C. . Phone 3-2M1 tainment. Successful candidates open to exceptionally able students Pleadges which have not been willbe required to maintain a "B" with the A. B. degree, who wish to paid will be collected within the average as a conditionof retention pursue graduate work at Columbia week, Lewis said. of the scholarship. Applications University toward the Ph. D., and must be in before February 1. who would otherwise be unable to 1955. Application should be made do so. Interested seniors may Debaters Begin Season to the Dean of the Law School. secure application blanks by writ- Agnes Today George Washington University, ing to the Secretary, ColumbiaUni- At Scott Washington 6, D. C. versity, New York 27. New York. The controversial topic "Re- The Deans of the Graduate The deadline for completed ap- solved, That the United States Schools at Duke, Emory, Tulaae. plications is February 21, 1955. should extend diplomatic recogni- Vanderblit and the University of The Institute for the Teaching of tion to the Communist government IfliOFOtiry Chemistry of the Department of Per many cows, one bull North Carolinaannounce the estab- of China" was the subject debated lishments, at each university, of Chemistry has availablefrom funds as the Davidson Forensic Council ten special scholarships for first- granted by the du Pont Company, began its debating year today at year graduate students of unusual two Graduate Fellowships for Agnes Scott College in Atlanta, Llewellyn Takes Top ability and promise who plan to those pursuing graduate studies Georgia. Debaters on the Davidson Pi'** enter the basic fields of Arts, for the degree of Master of Science team will be Ted Reid. Malcolm Sciences and Social Studies. The in the Teaching of Chemistry. LATIN MOTIF ...tt°a oeay te Williamson, John Trask, and David ; stipends will range from $1,000 to These fellowships carry a stipend aeewhy Bite Conde, Soath Asaer. football leaa daacer-actreai, la pspaiar Wood. sV Show $1,500. Awards will be made on of $1200 plus $450 for the pay- In Female moTle aad talevlalesi aaril- Honors with the basis of .academic records, ment of tuition. Applications for By JOHN HARMON recommendations, and other evi- fellowships may be obtained by Phi Society Elects Mac by the Grad- Lyle Llewellyn. outstanding tionately called "Bull" dences of superior ability. Scores writing to the Dean of the Williamson as President member of the sophomore class, smarter set attending the Debu- on the Graduate Record Examina- uate School, St. Louis University, added another leaf to his laurel tante Ball. tion or similar recognized tests 221 North Grand Blvd..St. Louis 3. Basketball ... Philanthropic literary society Pag* Three) of honors during the Christmas Pictures of all those vying for will be helpful but are not re- Mo. (Continued From met Monday night to elect officers recess. The girls of Saint Mary's the title were displayed. Under- quired. Applications must be re- The Maxwell GraduateSchool of standouts, along with Cobb,as the for the second semester. Malcolm placed a University Junior College in Raleigh chose neath each picture was ceived by March 1. 1955. Syracuse announces a team played one of its better Williamson of theSenior Class was Lyle over ten other exciting youths box into which each belle cast her The School of Advance Interna- large number of fellowships, games. elected President, Kerry Spiers of it assistantships as the "Sweetheart of Saint ballot. From the first was tional Studies at Johns Hopkins scholarships and for Though the Cats have consistent- the Junior Class. Vice-president. Mary's." evident that Lyle. a nice, heavy- University is offering fellowships 1955-56. Among them are two fel- ly been hampered by size all sea- Other officers are as follows: The last issue of Belle* featured set young fellow, was stampeding ranging in value from $1,200 to lowships(administered by the Eco- son they seem to be improving as Secretary, Harry Antrim; Treas- Lyle's picture prominently atop an the election, and the final tabula- $2,000, as well as smaller grants, nomics Department) carrying a the season moves along. When the urer, Jim Kuist; Critics, Bill Skip Collins looksreadyfor onyil.xfj. Is he ready engraved Christmas tree. The ac- tion showed that the peculiar for specialized study in interna- stipend of $900 plus tuition up to final game rolls around,these boys School and Fred Summers; and forpolioT companying statement of the pa- pleasure of being called the tional affairs. College graduates $700 for a two-term period begin- will be giving somebody a hard Supervisors, Zell MeGee and John per reads in part. Belle* feels that "Sweetheart" of this female insti- whose backgrounds include train- ning September. 1955. One fellow- time. Gilmer. Last spring htreceived a vaccine designed to pro- he represents the typical St. tution befell a Davidson boy. ing in economics, history and poli- ship in social and politicalpsychol- tect him from infantile paralysis. Some time this Mary's girls' date and that he has When asked to comment upon tical science, as wellas in at least ogy pays $750 plus tuition up to year, after studying records on Skip one] nearly surprise Bull, $700 period. that "all-Americanappearance'." this achievement. one modern foreign language. For for a two-term Three two million other youngsters, scientists will know Lyle. of Calvinistic interested college teaching fellowships are It is not surprising that usual modest because further information the works. Skip's football-playing from the sophisticated Raleigh- stoicism, ex- seniors should write to the Regis- available paying $900 each plus If vaccine a commented in this laLa»nla«ii laa^lgalanw tlaatae* Mit# section North Carolina, trar. School of Advanced Interna- tuition up to $700 for candidates MDonirary« imping intm oui. Durham of clusive press interview, "Fabulous, was chosen from the other candi- tional Studies, 1906 Florida Ave- who wish to prepare for careers in PARKER-GARDNER just great, it really is. you YourMarch ofDimes contributions not onlymoke dates for the honor, for as early it's nue. N.W.. Washington 9. DC. the teaching of the social sciences September, he was affec- know!" The University of Oregon is of- at the college level. Graduate as- the vaccine trialspossible, they alsogive 0chance as last » — ~ AaajJa^aA>*aaaiAaW fering $1,500 fellow- assistantships are also available tot/^ a oenerm || ■■*isa^A iaA A movsanai feaaBaaa,wno naveWaM4A pviiu>■a^auMk a number of 2, ships in a special interdisciplinary Further information may be had CHARLOTTE N. C. Davidson Chooses ... program, involving economics, SURVEY INDICATES his- by writing to the Admissions Of- (Continued From Pa#» On*) tory, political science, and sociol- fice. Maxwell Graduate School, march of dimes usual election period proceedings ogy, for prospective college teach- 118 We»t Trade Street Phone ED. 2-8257 |JHthe were enlivened by Bob Crutch- LANGUAGE DECLINE ers. Further information may be Syracuse University. Syracuse 10,