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ation- Vol. ;x~un. No. 25 Z-538 WAKE FOREST, NORTH CAROLINA, SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1940 Delta PRICE: TEN CENT'S PER COPY l we'teria, ~s wake's' 'ped ·the name. Chi Tau and its life Tom DaVis,· R~1ph Earnhardt, Political fever ran high here ministerial ·students and their as a local >()l'ganization .to become and Wells Norris·defeated Howard on Thursday, waxing until near gu'ests for the 'feast and week-end the North Carolina Zeta Chapter Andrews, Donald· Bradsher, and midnight, :when it was generally gather for their second· llnnual oc-· of the national Sigm;l Phi Epsilon Phil Highfill, respectively, for the fratEtrnity. .. business mawigerships of Old Gold spread around that Bob Goldberg casion of tlhe type. Dr. B. W. Spil- BEDFORD BLACK had defeated Weston Hatfield· for Rpresenting the fraternity, Chi and Black and The Student, and ·man, former·Field Secretary of "the ----'------­ the presidency of the 'Student body, Southel'n Baptist Sunday School Tau President Jim Mitchell re- the editorship The Student at ' .. ,, .;r. ·l . and the thermometer began a grad. Bo~rd ~d oon~actor ~f Wake's :Dr Kitchin Pens ceived from "Sig Ep" officials a the PuhlicatiolliS ; Board election ual waning. · philosophy semmar, "Wlll ·be the ' •. . . charter authorizing its admittance Monday nig!Jt. F,erd Davis, the new Judging from the final returns, as a unit of the national syostem ~f editor of Old Gold and Black, and the day was oomfortably Gold­ , whose guest will'be Sigma Phi Epsilon. Bedford Black .Norvell Asbburn,).~d Jim sp:!e~ssery, B.ook 'On Doctors berg's, though a general consensus Virginia. C»mbs,-has been in charge who served as toastmaster, has the editor and· biJ.s.iness ma.naJ~r indicated a nip and tuck battle of all -arrangements of activities been charge of arrangements of The Howler for .1940-41, were m during the eaJ'lier stages of "the for-.the weekend. His Committee is Second Volume· Sketches for the- induction. elected without opposition. game. Mter the heat of conflict ·composed 'Of ·John Galloway, John Appr!Oximately 75. guests at- · Davis, a tran~er student from Of Physicians In Other died away, hiowever, the most no­ Fletcher, and Paul· Early. teotded last night's induction ban- · Campbell College ! has worked on Fields . Printed ticeable signs of a political derby The usual toasts will be made. quet, which lasted from 7 to 9 the staff of Old Gold and Black £or lingered in the . form of several ·p. -m. Among the guests were many the past tw<> yearS, serving in the The faculty will be toasted by Doctor's In Other Fields 'is the scores of worthless posters still ·James Varner, and response will Sigma ~hi Epsilon officials'. There editorial department in 1939 and title of a recently b!Ound• volu.me clinging to nearby trees and· all be 'made by ·Prof. AI Martin. Paul were: Rodney C. Berry of R1ch- on the business stiUf in 1939-40 as made up of articles from. the Jour· wall space available in the student .- Early, whose date will be Miss mond, Grand Vice President; Wil- office ·manager. was managing nal of Southern Medicine & Sur- ~ center hallway. Helen Rill -()£ Richmond and West­ liam L. Phillip5 of Ric'hmond, editor 10f The Wake Forest News, gery written by President Tlmr- ·h 1 ' · 9 9 The total of 831 votes were cast hampton 'College, wiU t~ast the Grand Sec:retary; Thomas Temple summer sc oo . newspaper, m 1 3 , man D. Kitchin. -the largest number in the his­ girls, and response will be made Wright of Warsaw, Va., one of the and wa:SI sec.reta:ry of the student T.he volume contains biogra.phi- f h · ch 1 th tory of" student body presidential by Eddie &lie Leaven of Mereditfu founders; William Hugh Carter of body o t e sumnier s oo at e cal sketches of forty•eight medical · E ha be elections. In the past, fewer votes and guest of J were characterized by more ton, Va., editor of the Sigma Phi a member of the Pan-Hellenic To add to the fun of the evening, (1862-1933), Wlho have made not· E .. 1 J 1 d M k D Council, and is a former presdent pnamises, more speeches, and other James Kirk and :his well-known able eontributions to fields· other psi 011 ourna ; an ar · attempts at vote-getting in gener­ Williams of Richmond assistant of Chi Tau, now Sigma Phi Epsi- Oscar dummy will entertain with than medicine. In the sketches the ·' al. Of the 831 votes, Goldberg re­ quips and puns, probably at the emphasis is placed upon the non-· to the Grand Secretary· Ion. Th y M ceived 513, Hatfield 318. Last year Other Gue8ts Present ree- ear an expense of fellow prophets ,and a medical contributions. · h k h a. fewer than 700 votes were cast. . Also among the guests were rep- Norr1s as wor ed on t e staus breakdoW'Il quartet, including C!ar- · The Introduction to the volume ·Th s · d ·old ·G ld d Mayberry, Alexander ence Godwin, Bill Poole, Harold explains that doctors hsve turned resentatives from N. C. State Col- IJfBl e I tu enth and "-- II an Charles "Red" Mayberry and McManus and Stewart Simms, will to literature and o'thew cultural lege, Duke University,· ·Davidson ack· or t e past· t•u·eed'to YeaD&,f h perform. pursuits to "relieve their pent-up College, Raleigh, Durham, and servm~ as ~ocJate e 1 r 0 t _e Louis Alexander, candidates for vice-president and secretary 10f the Following the banquet, forty-five thoughts and feelings" and to Charlotte·• and Presii:l~t"' Thurman magazme1 bo this, f year h and on the edi- D. Kitci.ln Dr. L. 0. Rea, and ·toria aru:. o. ·t e newspaper. student body, respectively, were minutes of techn~color movies ' of "gratify the universal desire for ~., F rd D tr f d t chosen before the voters went to ·Louisville, Kentucky, tmd the Sou­ self-expression." With r=ard to Professor Donald Pfohl (Obi Tau e aVIS IS a ans er stu en -.. from :Mars Hill. He ·bas worked on the polls. The former was selected thern Baptist Seminary will be the great number of dOctor-s that faculty of Wake Forest. the editorial staff .o:f."Old Gold ()r an informal re­ complements it." active Chi Tau members were mt· business manager of The Wake Back-slapping festivities fliOm , Poems Portrayed tiat~d as members of Sigma Phi Forest News. even a e J 'ournalz•sts~ ception this afternoro-n at 2 p. m. ~he rilsing senior class gave a fav­ before going to ·the ball-game with M f d t' h Eps1!on yesterday afternoon. ~ A en o mo .ern ~~es w o .are Yesterday moming regi~tration Norvell Ashburn is a. rising sen- 0 f • orable report to Archie McMillan, Carolina. ftend P¥eS1 ' M portrayed. outs1de the1r professmn-. was carne. d ou t an d VIS! . 't· mg "S'1g ior, and has worked on The How- · S ee rng who was. successful in defeating Sunday morning Wake Forest al f1elds a1·e such as Dr. Oliver E , . tr d ed t Ch' T ler· staff for three years. He was Harold McManus for the presiden­ W 11 H . t ps were m o uc · o · 1 au *------Church.. will observe Ministeriai end e .o Imes, Amel.'lrea.ll poe , b the editor-manager of the 1939 cy. Harold Bailey was left as a lone Student Day, as the group attends pros-e wr1'te r, and en't' 1c; D r. J o.h n mem ers. Student Directory. The busine51l .."')l;at;on to Presi'de Over Wak Gl Cl b candidate in the race for the vice­ services together and hears·· a ser­ McCrae, World War Hero, poet Mitchell ~lected . manager, Jim Early, has also 200 Delegates From e ee u president's chair when James Pot­ mon especially for them. and author >()f. In Flanders Fields. Last Tuesday rught Cllt Tau worked on the staff of The Howler 17 Colleges T G L T ter withdrew last Saturday. and Dr. Georges Clemenceal,l, writ- elected the folllo~g officers .to as advertising assistant for three 0 et Oftg rip Ed· Liles and Bill Phillips will PATTEN TO BEGIN er and statesman of France. serve for the commg year: Jim years. go into the second race for secre­ Some 10£ the' men of the old or Mitchell, president; Fred Turnage, 'Dhe new edithr of Old ~d and Eleven Wake Forest journalists tary of the group. Student council FARMERS' COURSE ' v.;= president· J1oe Dun~···age will attend the annual spring con- older, world' who are s-ketched by ·~- • . -·. ' Black assumes. active duties this Thirty-Eight Members of representatives include Rod Buie Dr. ·Kitc'hin are Luke, the mis- t r easure· . r; Les Cansler• h 1sto n an·• week, having charge of the last vention of the North Cai'olina H I Pittman secretary· Ralph Press Association, over which Local Group Make and N eUo- Martin, elected, with All students interested in work- sionary and literary genius of Lhe a • ' JlJur i$Sues. this semester. The Frank Owen and Bill Poole enter­ E h dt d R Truslow rep Shei·wood Staton will preside, when ing with the 1940 Agricultural first century; Dr•. Thomas Browne, arn ar. an oy • . • 1940-4!' editor of The Student will 5-Day Jaunt ing the run-off clash. S. P. Lee Cooservation Program will be of- prose writer of the seventeenth resentatJves to the Pan-Hellerue edit the last issue of this ·year in they jolirney to Charl!otte lnext and }larry Mumford will fight to fered a local training course given century; Dr. John Lc!cke, pbiloso- Council;. Dick Moss, guard; John conjunction with Eugene Brissie, week. Thirty-eight members of the a finish for the student legislature free under the direction and super- pher and teacher of the seven- Floyd·, fJrst marshall; Hazen Booth the incumbent editor. All other Incumbent editors, Eugene Bris- Wake Forest glee club with dirac­ representative's post, while Les vision of H .. A. Patten of the teenth century; and Dr. David Liv- second ma1'shsll; a~d Harry M~- men assume their new- posts ~ext sie and Ferd Davis, and incumbent tor Donald Pfohl and accompanist Cansler and E. M. Floyd were suc­ State College Station, head field ingstone, medical mi~onary to ford, pled~e captam. T~ese offl· fall. .,. business managers, Frank Castle- Emmett Davis, will leave at 5:00 cessful in runs for membership to officer. Africa, explorer: geographer, and cers were mducted last mght. bury, Frank Hester, and Sherwood Monday morning by special bus the publication board. Boredface The purpose i& to teach, study humanitarian. Yet to be elected is a represen- F ank p Staton, will represent the student ·and car for Asheville and a uour Davis and Vic Harrell sponged ' and learn the 1940 farm.pro.gram.. Thi~ V!olume is .the ~con~ that tative to this year's Concl~ve of S publications at the· convention of western North Carolina for con- r . . arrott 1 enough Hatfield and Goldberg ci­ The course 'Of training will mclude Dr. K1tchn has wntten m thiS gen· the Golden West, to be held m Los , . which lasts April 25,26 and 27. Bill certs. gars to take positions as. seni!or "Instruction for Checking Per- era! field, the other entitled The Angeles, California, from Septem- Flee, editor of this year's Howler, Broadcasting over s t a t i n New Med -P-rexy 0 cheerleaders. formance" actual farm field Doctor and Citizenship which ap- ber 4 to September 7. ('IJhe Con- will be unable ·be present at the WWNC in Asheville in a half-hour to G. Watkins Wins checkin'g ' and the preparation of peared in 1934. clave of the Golden West is a semi- · aso"tJciation meet. program at 3 p. m., the group will George Watkins s m a s h e d Form 318. Dr. Kitchin has received high annual Sigma Phi . Epsilon con- Frank S. Parrott of Goldsboro ,Officers who were recently elect- present its first concert of the through for a surprising long mar­ The course will include six praise upon his new volume from clave.) was elected president of the lnedi- ed to fill next year's publications trip, s-inging different "types of gin over two other cand·idates, C'asses· held w1'thin two .weeks. many of those to whom he sent The following are the members offices are ·also making. plans to numbers, including the Wake For- •• cal school in balloting ~ld Thurs- · Pete Horchak and Red Gurganus. :a Classes WI.!.! be held on Monda" . copies of his latest work. of Chi Tau who "went 'Sig Ep'" attend the press association. These est songs. Professor Pfohl will • ~ day morning, eliminating Russell Dexter Moser and Roy Truslow night, April 29, at 7:30. and on t:K last night: Bedford W. Black, Ha· J Oh lo are Norvell Ashburn, Ralph Earn- sing a gnmp of solos on this pro- will be in the run-off for the vice­ folllowing W....lnesday and FriWing week at the same hour and Forest College, died Tuesday in 1\fitchell, Dick Moss, Ha:rry Mum- retary-trC'S!surer, over J. T. Wright; as president oi the North be sung at Asheville's David Mil- Ca~ulina chosen for the student council, in­ on· the same nights. All classes Winston-Salem at the home of his ford, Dorn Pittman, Hal Pittman, Kenneth Tyner, student council press-men. He has .served for the lard High School at 8:15 p. m. On cluding Cecil Allen, Ralph Brumet will be held in the social science son, Dr. Ralph H. He Olin ·Reed, Joe Dunca.vage, and representative, over Brady Kinlaw; past school session as busine.>s this program Prof. Pfohl will give He~ring. and Joe Duncavage. Sophomore room over the book store. was 82 Yl!a:rs old. Jack Dickinson. Jack Hunt, stud~nt legislature, ov- __<_C_on_t_in_u_e_d_O_n_Ba_c_k_P_a_g_el _ __:_ _ _:_(C_o_n_t_in_u_e_d_o_n_B=..a._c__ k_P.::ag:e::.)~- class voters. named John Barrett Examination Given er Nelson Thomas; Claude uyoau·., as representative to the student legislature, defeating Warren ·ca­ th~~~;h !~:m~~:io:i~~n:;e;v~ Native Of Denmark Calls ~~!!~c~~n~ya~;~s11~:: Alan Here's Alger Success Tale; sey and Henry Wlhite. Virgil Lind­ -en and papers graded. Grades of Voting split along t'he lines of {J sey and Tom Roberts were elected all those passing will be sent to ' uometown Ge· rm·an Prl·son Phi Chi and Phi Rho Sigma medi- 0 "£.r·ce Bol" to Busz· B to the publications board, and- Jack the students' county agents with n~ cal fraternity membecibips alm'Ost ,.j J ness oss Green and Walt Wadsworth took a request that· they oo given an 100 percent, it was learned. Fred over cheer leaders' jobs. opportunity to work. ~o applicant By Bill Ayers ally, since Germany was torpe- Johnson, retiring president, said By ·wells Norris 10 Davis soon made himself known Heated battle raged among the will be assigned any W~Jrk as a - Five centuries ago Shakespeare's doing practically all coal-bearing it wa~ one of the quietest elections Horatio Alger once wrote a book ranks of freshmen votefiS, though cal supervisor 11ntil approved by Hamlet said, "Denmark's a prison." ships. in years. There was compartively to his classmates; and to every about a boy who rose from the Henry Lougee had little difficulty the state office. Ophelia queried, "Where is tlie W:hen Germany lnvaded Den- little pre-selection interest and no reader of Old Gold and Black. His milling masses to the highest po­ name seemed to fairly stand out in defeating George Perkins and Pay for checking farms will run beauteous majesty of Denmark?" mark last week, Elsinore and iLs opent "politicking" at all. sition possible in a big business Bill Smith for the president's chair. from three to four dollars a day. 'J1his >Veek Skjold P. H. Larsen, 15,850 people were··. immediately First Year Man from the others on the pa!)er's • firm in a large city. But Alger Jimmy Northington took the long Only farm boys are wanted. S11- who lives in Wake Forest, repeated subjected. The city lies on the is- President Parrott hss been a ,uasthead, just as his work stood • probably used his imgaination. out when he cleaned up the office end of the count over Jesse James • pervisors will furnish their own Hamlet's sen~ment that Denmark land of Zealand·, 28 miles f11om Co- member of the first year class this In giving an excerpt of the bio­ to become the new vice-president, mode of travel. However, every is ·a prison, this time a German penhagen and two miles from Swe- year. He is a form-er member of •":cry week after the paper had / graphy we are writing we do not gone to be<:l. and Edwin Wilson ~ost to Roland effort will be made to place each prison. He considered the dark fu- den. Since 1425 it has possessed the student council and held a have to turn to our imagination; Worked Hard Wilson in the clash for secreta:ry supervisor. in his own community ture of Denmark a.nd wondered town rights and bas been impor- number of other fraternilty and we have only to report the stark, of the class. Bob Pope staged a to min-imize travel expenses. about the safety of his 80-year- tant for its shipyards. and famous campus offices. 'l"ne office boy worked efficiPnfy vivid facts just as they occurr-ed fer many long weeks. But his work (Continued On Back Page) old mother and· his sister in Elsi- as the setting of Hatmlet. J. W. Rose led the ticket fjjr in the eventful life >Of Boredface was not going unnoticed. WhPn ht RABBI TO SPEAK nore, the very place where Ham- Nazis Too Strong the medic.os, taking 40 of a possible Davis, one whose meteoric rise to Jet lived and died. People of Elsinore were 1mable 55 votes in the race for vice-presi- ni. i{ed up the ~tray ,•igarette bull~ BRITT MUST PUSH fame is even more of a phenome­ that were strewn up;,n the floor, Rabbi Avery Grossfield of Tem­ Letter Received to · resist the strong Nazi drive, dent. non than that of Alger's hero. Brissie noticed with a smile of ap­ ple &tl!-Or, the Raleigh syna­ ·The last letter Mr. Larsen re- Mr. Larsen said. Thell could only ~etiring officers in the medical The entire student body is in. Arrived Poor ).:'r•?CJation. And Kelley snickered gogue for RefC)rmed Jews, will ceived from Elsinore, the hQme ask weakly, as Hamlet asked Ho- school are Fred Johnson, pres.; vited to see Slick Britt pay off It W"o. It contain-. simre1" Dixc:m, secretary-treaurer; Jay bury Monday afternoon at 3:00, lege with, as he himself declares pocket- the one without the hole Taylor Forum, Sunday, April ed news from ~is mother that his Mr. ~can only guess about Smith, student council; Charles when Slick will push Frank to "one pair of pants-and those with ii! it.• Forest Heights in a wheelbar­ ·2"1, at 6 :30 p. m. The meeting sister and her h111Sb$11d were sick. the whereabouts and the safety vf Highsmith, student legislature; a patch in the !Alwer left-hand will be held ·in the auditorium of At that time the Danish govern- his family, he stated, since com- Cullen Hall, publications board. Tne, the salary of the office row. Bill Burgwyn will attend seat." And in the same year taci­ boy was meagre; but seldom did ..... the Medical Building. All per­ ment had begun rationi:ng sn)1;11l', munication lines are completely Castlebury, while Sherwood Sta­ turn Boredface obtained a menial Davis complain. He slept on the ton will carry a towel for - interested are iovited to gasoline, motor ft1el• and coaL It bottled up. · All hands on deck for the big job on the college's well-known floor of the newspaper's office Slick's sweating brow. Castle-~ attetld.· was nieesmy to save coal espect- (Continued On Back Page) push Monday at 3:30. weekly as office boy. (Oontinued On Back Page) bury must push Britt back. ~· '

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faculty plus the president of the student body. TRUSTEE DECEASED \ I ,• Newsweek calls the North Carolina college THE GREEKS HAVE A "probably the most revolutionary qollege in Alfred Deeat,ur W,anl.':~~~em­ WORD FOR IT ber Qf the board 'of trustees of Published weekly during the school year except ~] during examiRatlon periods and holldays, as direct­ America." A teacher once said that the college ======Wake Forest College since 1904, · l'd by the \Yake li'orest College Publications Board. might accept a $10,000 gift but would spurn died Tuesday at his !home in New $1,000,000, for "wealth would make Black .Moun­ The Wake Forest soda! fratern­ Bem. · FERD DAVIS ------Editor ities are IJiappy to have once-u}JQn­ FRANK J. HESTER, JR. -- Business Manager tain just another institution and would de­ ----..:.....,.,,.,.._,- ... a-time Chi Taus now installed in SEIBERT AT LENOIR. EDITORIAL BOARD:­ stroy its simplicity and vigor". the national fraternity Sigma Phi ... Eugene Brlssle Phll Htgh!lll Last week Dr. Rice, the founder, resigned Epsdlon, thus putting every social · .. -- " Wayne Coltler Wells Norris Professor C. A. Seibert, .• of the from the college. But Black Mountain lives on; Greek club !On the campus on na­ French department, was among ·the REPORTERS:­ tional standing. The· installation Paul Early Wyan Washburn the organization set up by Rice is supposed to array Qf delegates who· gathered .I program ~ast night was an event BUI Ayres John Mcl\Illlan make any one man unessential to the school. at Lenoir High Schl)ast..Ji'riday Phil Sawyer Bob Galtlmora that had been anticipated for a Bob Kelly E. 1\L Floyd, Jr. While larger colleges and universities are and Saturday to attend the annual John Cc.nley Harry Lovelace long time by many Deacon Greeks. slaughter conference of Am~ticllli- A'SISocia~; .. publicized from one country to the other, life's With the. political conflagration every true SPORTS:- tion of Teaehers. of Fr~h. · The Rapids Les Cansler, Editor Glenn lliller, Associate small dramas, those which really count in the now a thing of the past, :lna.ny frat two-day conference featured an long en•ou~:~ Hot! l:fuie John Donald end, continue to unfold throughout the campus­ men are unbuttoning ~ollars, roll­ Btlly Primm ing up sleeves; and taking deep address b~ E1,1gene d~ . :forest .. sig'ht_.of es without the knowledge of the public. Herald {)f the Len()ir-Rhyn'e -facul­ BCSINESS:­ breaths after a strenuous period Bob D. E. Ward Howard Andrews ----oOo----- of politicking and all that goes ty, an authority on. Eur.opeal!- lan- Horace Floyd Tom I. Davis guages in general~ . · SII.J..Y AND RIDICULOUS with it. Today all· is fairly quiet; RtPRt!:SENTilD FOR NATIONAl. ADVI:ATI.INQ B'f' --o-- the officet-s for- the Student Coun- days of PatriCk · Ii:eiu-y~ .Recaillitg National Advertising Service, Inc. cil and the classes are filled with. th . . . . Colkr;e PRhlishers Rtpmmtaliflt Congressman. D·ies says that he is going to e ungrammatical, but truthful, new men who, ")Ve feel a.ssu1-ed, are t t t f Co f d t 42.0 MADISON AVE. NEW YORK. N.Y. investigate the "reds" at the University of the best ~-. s a emen o a n e era e gen- CHICAGO • BQSTCII • LOS ARGILIS • SUI r11ARCISCO .~.... era! in the Wa:r between the. States Member of North Carolina-a statement so ridiculous, The t)lird spring swing social Winners in the recent law school elections were Mel'\in Yan- who said that victory .. hel~ngs w NORTH CAROLINA INTERCOLLEGIATE PREE.'S ASSOCIATION even for the eminent Martin, that it does not will take the limelight for the cey and Bill Staton; pictured above, left and right, respectively. "the side that ge~ h~1;e ·:rustest Approved by deserve serious editorial comment. ·weekend when. Kappa Sigma and Yancey is the professional school's student body president, while with the mostest' men,•>,:tl\'i!" sage · MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION, RALEIGH I .M D. h f h · sigma Phi Epsilon dance to the Staton is the vice president. · of Eastem Carolina ·politic\>s said Entered as second class matter January ~2, 1916, We could tel r. res ow ar wrong e 1s. . f Bill y d D · d ------, · ' at the posto!!ice at Wake Forest, North Carolina, . , " d ., mus1c o an en nes an that this stateiueiit could':.well be under the act of March 3. 1879. There simply cant be room for many re s at his orchestra tonight at the Sir 0 B D .£.£. . 1 • applied to t~~·recent el~ti&n& All ma.tters of business should be addressed to Chapel Hill, assuming that there are some. Walter Hotel in Raleigh. The dance ur oy OTrermy re IS Poetic Doffermyre tho BuslneiS Manager, Box 218, and a.ll other mat­ ters should be addressed to tho Editor-In-Chief, Why, last fall when we went over there to will start at 9 o'clock. 'IIhe ever-eloquent Doffermyre Box 218. play our football game there were so many Sponsor'& for tli~ two fraternities Quite a Politico He Says waxed poetic-and offered this ten- "blues" parading up and down the field that it ar:e: for Kappa Sigma, Ida HIOw:n · . . . ' der poem, with ailoiogi~s. tQ'iiii un- Momber enC!Il outfieli Associated CoUe6iate Press locked like DeMille's pageant of Grant's army :;~ ~~~ .:;.:; ~:et~a~::!!! *------.....::._____ known ·author, tO- hiS-~~P~~~nt: that a:re' · rushing into Richmond. Everyw h ere you Ioo k e d Spruill with Dave Smith,· for Sig- By Jay Jenkins Mr. Doffermyre simply 1dug down. '~Be still, Sad P_._hillips_; an_d-___ - cease urday Di•tributor of into the dusty files of his memory repining, there were thirty-five blue-clad pass-receivers rna Phi Epsilon, Frances Ashley The Right Honorable Everette and came up with the epigramic Behind those douds the· SUit ii Lack with Collee,iate Di6e~t waiting for one of Lalanne's perfect heaves, or with Jim Mitchell, Dot Coats. wiili. Lassiter Doffermyre, self-styled gem "I crawled while the ,others shining; . ···. ' . . . • ' haul down· forty-four blue-jerseyed backs running inter- J~ehDHuncavagMe,umfBettdy SummdCersu; usurper of political might ()n the slept~' He ~;efused to enlarge on Thine is the fate ·of.ali, ··· · .. , Pilfered away, by what the bard who sang . w1t arry or an · al·~ Wake Forest campus, -climbed out this statement except to remiild When Dofferni.yre is behi!l.d the ference for a ball earner· Bentson with Jim Cochran. on the end of the political limb · of the Enchanter Indolence hath called "good­ And the situation wasn't much different at Kappa Alpha. All has been rela- and grudgingly agreed to utter his listeners, · one reporter and a ball." natured lounging", and behold a map of my · sleepy cur dog, tbat he had crawl- , "Tpe11. the paJ;ap~·!lSing -~~t ex- the Conference basketball tournament. There tively quiet with the Kapalphas ~orne three thousand words when ed in the right direction. · .. . . •. preS.Sef the" ferie~~ :hope .t!~t. the. collegiate life.-Wm. Wordsworth.' must have been seven Glamacks and at least this week, with all of the boys asked about the recent elections . · . · ··-· ' · t. ·• .. "· ,, ih-· · La. · ,.,~,_ 1 ·· th Finally Bvother.Dojfermyre got 1 VfO;, !a,~tions · i~·.'· e .. w,._..,..,.oo . ------·000------five each of the other· blue players. They looked making final arrangements for e held in the Law School. ·. . ,_. - - ··'Ia·'··· , '· .. ·(jj kt tli dance which .will come off next Self-admittedly . the brightest off his all-fours· . imd began .·)a· . .-ap,_ .Jvor. . oge er · Don't join too many gangs. Join few if ~ou -~~:~!fe ·· like a swarm of blue·bottles. weekend. Invitations go into the 1ig4t bo be seen in many a. moon voluble description•ident, respectively, of ~;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ portional to the actual number in the English Various members are looking the Law School. Randelman and t is costing far more each week to fight i language then and now. 1 forward to attending the Kappa Waller, :;aid Doffennyre, alor,g' this war than Wake Forest has spent in 106 A test, which took seven years to complete Sig-Sig Ep dance tonight. with support from friends, SWW!g years to educate the thousands of students who PEARCE RADIO SHOP by Psychologist Robert H. 'Seashore and Miss You maroh .scraight into the into action fQr the non-fraternity have passed through its doors. Lambda Chi chapter room, stop iJ1 group. . All Work Guaranteed Lois D. Eckerson, was given to 500 college stu­ In June will be launched the battleship the middle of the room, make an When questioned as to methods LOCATED OVER "SHORTY'S" dents as well as to many college-educated men. N ortli Carolina, which cost more than all the about-face, then make a left-ob: used for winning the hottest· elec­ From this word test the individual had to lique and: tjlen stare straight tion in many years, the iminant buildings and equipment at the University of choose from several possible words for the cor­ ahead. Yes it's the neW fraternity •... North Carolina. rect definition. And using this as a criterion of banner you're looking at-a new tive; Jarvis Ward·, junior represen- Now we are planning to build some 50,000 the person's vocabulary, it was found that the addition to the chapter room. tative. · Clean~d· ton super battleships, each of which will cost Interest is rising in local Greek The chapter decided to present Get Your Spring Suit. ·· average college-educated modern man has at more than twice as much as Duke's endowment. cirCles regarding the recent open­ each retiring president with a ga­ least a nodding acquaintance with four times ing of major league baseball. Most Only a small cruiser could be built for the vel as a memento of his service. for 'the Week-End as many words as Shakespeare used. of the Lambda Chis are pulling This year's gavel will be presented twenty-five millions which this state spends Probably the most surprising result was hard for the Boston Red Sox. to the retiring president, Eldridge See our Student Representatives each year to educate its thousands of students. Gamma Eta Gamma. Officers Allen. that which indicated that the average student When we look at tlrese figures, we can see for the law fraternity were elected Pi Kappa Alpha. Seven Plke1·s ... ger recognized-or guessed-about 60,000 common just how cock-eyed this world has become be­ .some time ago. John Pittman will will attend: the N. C. Collegdate WAKE DRY CLEANERS ,:"' .. wor~s and I ,500 rare words. The largest indi­ Press Association at Charlotte. dering. cause of the insane ambitions of a baker's be at the -helm as president while C. H. WILKERSON, Prop. C. S. BARNES, Tailor plans ' vidual vocabulary was 192,500 words_:_of a col­ Jim Pittman will act as vice-presi­ They are: Sherwood Staton, pres- dozen of maniacs in Germany, Italy, Japan, and d,ent. Grant Bolmer was elected with hl~ .JlP lege student, too! Russia. secretary ,and Lawson Knott as Andrews,ident of theDon Association, Bradsher, Hioward N. L. ij~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiii~iiii~ii~iiiiiiiiiiiii~ Rup Patjl; However, as Professor Seashore iterated, We suppose it is necessary for us to b,uild a treasurer. Britt, Fank Hester and B-ill Sta­ Chicago · "It should be remembered that older writers ton. "Their" sponsor, Mildred Hob­ big ooys, huger navy to take care of ourselves in this Kappa Sigma. Elections for next We 'want to tal!:e this oppor.tunity to thank the tled that"' had a much smaller English language to draw maddest of all worlds; but we shake our heads year's rofficers were held last Tues­ good, will go with them. students of Wake Forest College and the towns:.. • from, and that we know nothing about the num­ sadly when we think what could be 'Wne with day ndght. Fred Welch was elected ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ people for their kindness in patronizing our tent ber of additional words which they could have all this money if it were diverted into instruc- president, and John Galloway and theatre. · Ralph Brumet were elected lo used if necessary''. (There were about 50,000 tion instead of destruction. auxiliary posts. Further elections . The Forest Theatre English words then as compared with 500,000 This week President Williams of Lehigh for offices will: take place later. (formerly the Castle) now). In spite of this assertion such a revela­ University told the annual conference of trus- The Kappa Sigs will hive a ban- COLLEGIATE THEATRE· tion can hardly be believed by one who has cor­ tees of colleges and universities: quet at the Club House of Caro.J.ina I!!"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~...., rected freshmen vocabulary tests at the begin­ "Endowed colleges, in the main, are fru- Piut:.s this afJrnoon at 6 o'clock Whit Fan Johnny June after which they will drive over to Saturday, April 20- ning of. each school year. gally and efficiently managed. No other agen- Raleigh for the dance. Actives and Double Feature · oOo---- cy yields greater public service at so little pub- alumni will attend the banquet. lie expense. None affords , surer promise, of Sigma Pi. Bill Kellner and Edith Fellows - in A REVOLUTIONARY COLLEGE "FIVE LITI'LE PEPPERS -a-- fostering and perpetuating those values which "Turk" Newsom have been show­ AT HOME'' we cherish as the American way of life." • ing up well as lioopsters in the Ul· Everybody is familiar with the larger col­ also Think what Wake Forest could be and do if tramura.l basketball tussles. Bill Bob Steele - in Keep In Tune With Spring· leges of North Carolina, but few, including Kellner is expected to be one of "EL DIABLO RIDES" even many North Carolinians, know a great deal the world thought us as important as even a lit- the varsity players next year. with that about the smaller training schools, those which tle battleship. Sigma Pi will acquire a new cannot subsidize athletics or support expensive Is is any wonder that the famous Kid Me- mascot next week in the form of Mon.-Tues., April 22-23- p'ublicity bureaus. Coy killed himself last Thursday because he one of the pedigreed bull pupJ>, Neat Appearance could stand no more of "this world"s madness"? ''Pi", which belongs to brother Douglas Fairbanks One such small college is Black Mountain ------oOo ''Specs" Williams. / and Joan &nnett College in Buncombe County. The college is Sigma Pi ·makes the following in CITY BARBER SHOP only seven years old and was begun by John A DOCTOR IN ANOTHER FIELD "GREEN HELL' statement concerning the installa­ News Comedy Andrew Rice, who was fired from a professor­ --o- tion of the Sig Ep fraternity: • ship at Rollins College in Florida for his re­ It has been said that much of our better lit- "Alpha-Nu Chapter of Sigma Pi marks denouncing fraternities, women teachers, erature and art has come from the lives of men extends congratulation to the new Wednesday, April 24-­ and athletics. According to Newsweek, Rice who have also excelled in fields of endeavor chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon, formerly Chi Tau. We feel that Bargain Day - 10 and 20c "corraled a few other Rollins rebels and a doz­ other than writing. As evidence of the truth Sigma Phi Epsilon and Wake For- en students, ieased a I ,600-acre YMCA camp at of this, we point to President Kitchin's new est College have -both taken a for· Wayne Morris and Margaret Lindsay Black Mountain, and launched a college with \'olume entitled Doctors in Other Fields. ward step with the chartering of in To mark the valuable aspects of Dr. Kit- this chapter." "DOUBLE ALIBI" little more backing than good intentions." ROUND STEAl<. After seven years of success the college is chin's volume would be to write a history in it- Dr. Sankey L. Blanton spoke to Sigma Pis in the chapter hall a still the small, unique school it was when it was self, showing the work of physicians from the week ago last ThursdaJ!" night. His first begun. There are 73 students, fourteen time of the Third Dynasty of Ancient Egypt to informal talk was heard by a large Thurs.-Fri., April 25-26-­ AT teachers. Both students and faculty live in­ some of our contemporary practitioners. In number of actives and a few Cary Grant and formally in the same rooms, and wait on each other words, Dr. Kitchin's book does what we ,guests·. Rosalind Russell in other in the dining room, chop wood together, have just pointed out. He takes the lives of Delta Sigma Phi. The end of "HIS GIRL FRIDAY" KEI-TH'S MARKET and combine to complete the other chores some men who have not only been doctors but "hellweek" saw the foloowing men around the school. artists,. wnters, . pamte~s, . and contnbutors. m . va- initiated:len,· Paul Blalock,andCecil Allen, Jarvis Gerald WaTd. Al- ~~~~~~~~~~~~g;;;;;;:;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;::;:::::::::::::;:::;:::;:::;::;;:;::;;:;:::;::~:: The system of class work is most modern­ rio us other walks of hfe. ;'fogether with ~·men was ini· · istic; the lectures are more on the order of As a point of praise for the author, we ~tiated Dr. C. S. -~ head of the Butter Toasted seminars or round-table discussions; no grades might add that it took such a man to compilti ;~hernistry dep~~~ wh~ will SANDWICHES- are given; and there are no time-limited ex­ such a collection of facts, intermingled with ed- .se~e as f~c~l~~~~VIser. _DJrectly . . . . . after the Jmtiat10n, electiOns for Delicious aminations-a student is free to ask for the ex- itorial mterpretattons and clanfications. Not next year's o1ficers. took place. Ed. MILK SHAKES~- • am for promotion from the generalized junior only has Dr. Kitchin been a doctor, dean of the die Lane was elected president and Division to the specialized Senior Division, the Wake forest School of Medicine, and a leader Tom Roberts vcie-president. The CQLLEGE .SODA .S H0 p. other for graduation. But no degree is given. of men in all departments of a College, but he supportin~ officers are a.s foliQws: The expenses run according to the student's has added to anothenof his talents in the recent Cecil. Allen, treasurer; Price ~o- "The Friendly Place" . . . . mas secretary; ·~Happy'' Collier FRED BEN "SMUT" ability to pay. publication of ~IS volum.e; he 1~ a? excellent sergeant-at-arms; Paul Blaliock, Is Too, there is no president, dean, or board of writer, and might be mcluded m JUSt such a chaplain. Th~. ¥an-Hellenic offiee!'s Your Business Appreciated .·trustees•. Tlt,e governors are elected from the book as he bas published. are: Bill Woqd, senior representa- PAGE THREE· _' - ~ - ;• ' ~. •·o· •,' ·.:Eii-o···~·--~ ~:!"~ . ;:, •. . . ·-.. \',BLACK: .. ~ . -· '' • • . OLD ( G . . BROADCAST l;)~contowa Sports . Radio Station WPTF will set up a microphone on Groves Field at 2:55 today to cover the game ·- By. GLENN MILLER between the Demon Deacons and The Tar Heels PORT fro~ the University of North Carolina. This Boss· Cansler is very busy going nation.aJ tih!is week, so Ye Olde game will decide whether or not the Deacons A.ssooiate Ed will att&mpt 1n fill his .size 12 doghouses. Confidenti- will.., continue to lead the Southern Conference. ally, it is the opinion of this department that he -is just worn !JUt ======:======:======from his strenuous pG!itical campaign. LES CANSLER, Editor "FOLLOW'THE DEACONS" GLENN MILLER, Assistant / . TRACK MEID' Wake Forest fans Jlave w111ilted a long time to see a Deacon team slaughter the Blue Devils from Duke. It has. been the fond de.sire of every true Deacon so see just exaCltly what happened at Roa:noke Rapids last· Saturday. ·If this· scribe lives to be a hundred, ~ even long enough to see Vance Dawkins graduate, he will ·never forget the siglht .of those 13 runs clattering across the plate in the ill>inth inning. · Bob· VQ(:kery; the Blue Devil ·hurler wlio took all the ninth inning ]Jounding; furnished ,the crowd with quite a laugh. At the end of the ___;_ _ ___.: ______'1'------1'------c------ordeal he rushed over and .shook hands with "Rev." Eason, who had ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Conley Defeats popped out to end it all. It is rumored that after t1he game' he got -EWN BEATS wAKE STAR SHORTSTOP Byrne Slated To Face Eason's autograph. . ~ ~· Glenn Mill. er In . , . CADDELL IMPROVED Elon's North State Conference North Carolina Sluggers Friends of Coach J olm Caddell' will be glad to know that the be­ champions overcame a six run Paddle Match loved \mentor's coriditilln is greatly ·improved. · It is thought that if all Wake Forest lead· and went on ------* goes~ well he will be able to attend the Wake Forest-Duke game to oo to defeat the Deacons 18-9 in a DEACONS BEAT WM. !Both Teams Boast Strong played iit Wake Fi!rest in the near future, free-hitting conteSt at Greens­ Connecticutt Yankee Uses AND MARY BY 9 -1; Hitting Attack. Fur · Irull.dentally · that game shGuld be a real battle. The Duke boys boro, TRACK TEAM WINS Should Fly are sweariilig up and down that Saturday's game was an accident, and The Christians nicked Dave Power In ·. :Lifting that next· time it will be. a different story. · Fuller for 11 hits· and then jump­ Miller's Crown Behind the beautiful three hit '·' : STIRNWEISS LEADS on Lefty. ·vivian for 10 more to .- ... pitching of Tharnish Wake Forest pile up their \runs. Elmo -Show­ DOUBLES TUESDAY won its fourth consecutive South­ Wake Forest's pace-setting base Jaek Williams, recognized as the dean of the Sou1Jhem Q>nfer­ fety, Elon first-sacker, was the ern Conference victory yesterday, ball team will face another impor­ ene,e outfielders, bas. been making some hair-raising catches lately hitting star with a brace of cir­ defeating William and Mary, 9-1. Turning loose a terrific forehan!L tant test this afternoGn here when that are' about to put Barnum and Bailey out of businel8s. Last Sat­ cuit drives. The game was played in a fine drive in the f~urth and fifth games Bunn Hearne's powerful Tll'l." Heels urday against· Duke he · made the best seen this season. Starting This was Wake Forest•s·. first drizzle at Wake Foresll. Freshman John ' Joseph Conley, move in for an engagement with Lack with the crack of the bat, he raced far back in1b cente:r.field to loss in seven starts. Eason and The Deacons won the game in fl'IOm West HartforQ; Conn., rallied Greason's team. haul down ·a Iinl! drive that had a three-base ticket on it. After Polanski, eaeh ~ith a triple and the first inning with a three run to win the Wake Forest Table Ten­ Fans will have a chance to see snaring the ball he lGst his balance and turned a. complete somersault, two sin~es out of five trips to spree. came a result of nis Championshlp.' He defeated These as two of the most powerful teams in but held! o0n tio the bail. pl~te, led the Deaeons. Glenn Miller, the !Orni.er title hold­ a walk and singles by Hoyle, Wil­ . I the South hook up. Boasting a ----·o---- er, 3 games to 2, · · liams, and Reid. The Deacons later team batting average of .306, Car­ · After losmg two oUt of the first scored six more runs. .. A rather i,-i;.teresth1g . affair took phice in th~ last practice foot; olina has a lineup which is literal­ Deacons Break three games, Conley 'tilrned• on th00 clip having native tOngue. Waivers, realizing what was ihappening, kept on talk­ As De~cons Stage Three other inatches were origi- doubt about its ultimate result. ing tG Balionis, but each time they would dll just the oppo;site of what aonnected for three 400 foot cir­ Scoring Party nally scheduled for last Tuesday Pete Hor~hak, Deacon catc:her, cuit clouts, they said. The most unusual part, however, was in finding three night, but had to be postponed be­ led the batting with three consecu­ The Deacons, however, have a LithuanialU! of which· there ru·e not very many in the country, play­ cause the contestants could not be tive singles. Butler and Reid got batting attack which rates second ing in the Soll'th, in the saine game, and on the .same side of the line. RUNS NINTH present. They are the singles con­ 13 IN twQ hits each. '11he only extra base to none. At the present the Demon ma.tcl!. between Dawkins ~iation blow in the game was a long dou­ Deacs have no less than four .400 1200 · !!hivemng, ardent baseball and Broadway Jones; the doubles Pictured above is Rooster ble .t!G left field by John Fletcher. hitters in the lineup. Two more JOTS AND JOLTS fans froze through the first eight finals, between Conley and Hcks, Hoyle, stellar shortstop, who Horchak, who never caught a are hitting .300, while several has been hitting the ball at a. game in his, life before Tuesday, '11his page owes an apology to Vance Dawkins for ca.lling him a innings of the Duke-Wake Forest and EaS'On- and Miller; and the more are in the .290's. Leading doubles consolation, between Mo­ lively .413 clip, to lead the of-· was subbing for the injured Sweel: freshman. The South Carolinian informs u.s that he was a Sophomore the team at the present is pitcher baseball game last Saturday and ser and- B. Jones, and Dawkins and fens e. He did remarkably well behind the at the .. University of South Caroli-na twu yeam ago.. _ .. John Conley, Tommy Byrne, with an average of then forgtot completely about the H. Jon&. These will be played ------plate. exactly .500. Of course Tommy Wake Fo0rest's new table tennis champ, has a definite formula for wea1Jher as the Deacons chased 13 Tuesday ni!l'ht in the gymnasium. - victory. Before each encounter, he kisses eacih of the :flour pictures hasn't batted! as many times as on his bureau.. • . . ' · runs aero$ the plate in the ninth Following these matches, the 'Brave's Leading The truck team beat Hampden­ the regulars, but he has. as many · · Wh th f ~ •. all ~v tou-rnament will be officially end- Sydney here yesterday by a 78 1-2 mmng. en e un n- v • 'tte hits as some of them. . ed, and the tournament comm1 e t to 47 1-2 score. Dowdy broke the er, the Demon Deacs had. defeated will rank the first 8 singles players NOD·· F. L Bob Reid, soph first baste sensa­ ra oop; 100 yard dash record for Wake tion, is leading all the regttlars . 1· their archrivals by the amazing and the first four doubles teallUI. · Forest, which was set by Step Cas­ with an average of .421. Hoyle and .:'JII'"'\f«'· II:!'-' THE .:y A.ff count !lf 17-3. .· These rank.i'llgS will,·be published Chi Tau Climbs tello~ last year. He . lowered the Eason are close behind with .4>13 ~~... R;J ~ .. V • ~ ~ .- It· reallY. was a beautiful game at·a later·date.: · '· ·r · mark from 9.8 to 9. 7. and .400 respectively. Altogether, l · · · · · up until that pGint. Tommy Byrne, ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Rupert Pate broke hiS' own shot the Deacs boast a team average · · '.··: :"' · · ·· ' · the ace southpaw of the Wak~ For. DEACO.NS-·WIN Phi Chi and Lambda Chi put record of 42.5 feet with a new of .303. The Deacon ba.seballers went to which was stili deadlocked. est pitching staff, making . was ~ Close On Heels Of mark ,of 43 feet 6 3-4 inches. The sta:tting pitcher for Wake the two extremes this week-they Bob Reid, Deac fil1St-sacker, very gallant effort to protect a .... ;;;;;;;;~~!;;;;;;;~~ ~;;;;;;;~-;;;;-.;;;;;;;;;; Chi Tau Forest will be Tommy Byrne, who walloped Duke but were walloped will be hard-puShed next year by very slim one· run lead. As the Wake Forest's baseball team, SOFTBALL BEGINS is now being rated as. the best George (Mule) Edwards., hefty Deanons came to bat m' the ninth by Elon • • • "Dud~" Buchanan, ~ behnd the superb pitching of pitcher in the S~te. For the Tar hitting freshman . . . Ringgold, Wake Forest supporters shivered Cl k tball h TOURNAMENT SOON Plans for the mmual soft-ball Probable Lineups.: emson bas e 1g. h -scorer, 1·s Clark, and Mayberry, Wake gri 1 225 1S1 ~ 8 ~ Boy Scores R H E Home Ec Boys 5 1 199 154 ~ Wake F 110 020 0013 17 15 1 Prophets 5 2 201 170 Company ~ Duke. ooo oso ooo 3 4 4 Vigilan-tes 5 3 189 196 • i T Nassif Boys 2 4 135 149 Argonauts 2 4 114 163 Managers 2 5 81 151 Monogram Club White 11hantOIIli9 2 5 120 186 ~ ~ All Stars 2 5 133 177 College Hall 1 6 148 227 127 Fayetteville St., Raleigh, N. C. ~ . e ~Initiates New M;-~ 0 Sim Supermen 0 3 0 0 ~ ·:. : .~ The ~onogram Club ~~: ~ .. four new men into the lodge Thurs-. _·M·.·_:

' .. ~ ' 1 DANCE ~ Telephone 561 ~ ~~! ~ or:~n~::~~ ~.' ' ~. . - ' : t ~ ~ ~ baetball lettermen, Jim Dowdy; r •' • • ': ••. ;!' ~ • ~ footba!f lettermen, and Joe Bu~r-· Glenn Miller and Orchestra ~ ~ !wfoJ11;h,l :{manager of the va'nnty MONDAY, APRIL 22 WILSON, N.C. ~ Zebulon .. footbau team. Advance Tickets: $2.20 per couple; $1.00 Spectators ~ ~ Last week President Bill Eutsler ] ~ ~ isaued a call to all former letter- !s ·AGENTS: ~ ~ men to become honorary members Dick Moss..:.....:3a3 Simmons Dorm. ~ . . ~ ~r:;Y cl:!/! ':;::~en~ "T~Jd~u~¥,E Merrell haw-113 Bostwick Dorm. v,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,A· .. ~.i#-,~~~-J..~~~=::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ \ PAGE FOUR OLD 1 GOLD AND BLACK SATUR·DA Y, APRIL 20, ·1940 .

Phis To Hear Talk DEFEA'fS HATFIELD the paiSt electilo!lll. Freshmen rope­ EDITORl Sponsors for Sig _Ep • Kappa Sig Dance Tooight j Officials Attend ch~wers stor'ed away vast suppli~s On Latest Styles (Continue~ From F'I!ont Page) of hemp for future years, ·and non­ ·AB """'...... ----- .... --.....,.,...... ---..._ ...... ------...-.... ---.. College Meeting rally to take over treasurer's du­ combatants were turned away the · PEACE ties, licking Jimmy Burkhalter. D. losers \\'hen overcome by a con­ Eight Girls From Sister E. Wa1·d sneaked in to beat out two .stantly thickening veil of smoke. · Dr. Thurman D. Kitchin and Dr. other men for the student council Nevertheless there seems to be one School To Give D. B. Drya:n repres'ented Wake For­ • • ~ . I wmnmg ·votes over Leslie Bobbitt prevalent CO!l.Siolation; while a· 'Vol. xxm Program est last week at the annual meet­ and Spot~\\rooa Butts. A run-off number had been winners, still a ing of the Southem Association of will be necessrury to determine the larger group. ihad been 105ers. Phi will meet Phi when eight Colleges and Secondary Schools, in better man for student legislature, • Meredith Angels, membe1·s of the Atlanta, Ga. , Shelton Canter and John Conley GRASS PLANTED Stude1 girls' college literary society, de­ Dr. Bryan was present at the taking the top places above Ham- The playing field of the new liver dissertations. on fashion in meeting for four days, Tuestlay the newly renovated hall of their mond l!'loyd, Wake F~res.t Groves Stadium was To I through Friday, and Dr. Kitchin Additions to the publications turned over to the College Thurs• brother-organization · here next was there Thursday. Monday night, Joe Leonard, pres•J• board from f1·eshmen ranks include day for topsoiling and planting of ,Bef~ Wake Forest has been a member Bill Ayres. and Phil Sawyer, who grass, accordin·g to AJ Dowtin, dent of the local society, announc· {If this association, which is recog­ ed yesterday. were abie to defeat 'Bob Ga,JJimorc alumni secretary. Work has pro­ ni2ed as the l"egilonal stAndardiz­ and Johnnie Walker, A flurry of gressed more rapidly than was ex­ 'Fee Of rJ Meredith girls m·e returning a ing agency of the south, for a cheer leades toosed hats in the pected·, the field being ready som:e. ·Be ·I program which was delivered by .number of years. ring, and when the !Smoke of bat- two weeks before the previousl:v bcal Phis. in Raleigh last week, the Last year Wake Forest was ac­ tie· had cle;tred away Bill Gibson announced date of May 1. - president said. These girls who will credited by the Association of and Frank Kinche!ther for two years. She had .sideration : their constitution. been in g<:>od health until the two ·that each cerebral hemorrhages. Mrs.. Stans­ ranged wit The program is in return for the Pictured are the sponsors for the annual Sigma Phi Epsilon-Kappa Sigma dance of Wake For· Underpass Service Station bury is living with Dean Stans­ curacy, program which F. C. Beavers, est College which will be given in the Virginia Dare Ballroom of the Hotel Sir Walter in Raleigh 'ESSO GASOLINE . bury's sister, Mrs. Frank Stockton. Jack Baldwin, John Galloway, Joe Fres: tonight from 9:00 o'clock to 12:00. The sponsors with their escorts are: top row, left .to right, Freshme1 Leonard, Tut Myers, C. V. North­ Carol Bentson of Boulder, Colorado, with Jim Cochran, SPE; Dorothy Coates of Raleigh with Joe rup, Jim Simpson, and Bob Yates week, frat until May gave in Raleigh last Monday night Duncavage, SPE; Frances Ashley of Fairmont with James Mitchell, SPE; second row, Betty sum­ After a dinner as guests of Mer­ mersill of Ayden with Harr.y Mumford, SPE; Margaret Spruill of Lexington with Davis Smith, clas.smen n time.and 1 edith these Wake men spoke on KS; third row, Annette Spruill of Raleigh with Bill Walker, KS; Ida Howell of Lumberton with Saturday, I humorous topics. Bob Yates read John Avera, KS; and May Hoffman of Charlotte with Norvell Ashburn, KS. Bill Vanden Dries AMERICA'.S BUSIEST T·he pro( "Casey at the Bat". Northrup CIGARETTE and his Dcaconaires will furnish the music for the dance. for each m; spoke on Carnival life, Myers pre· adviser-1 scnted South Carolina humor, Gal­ him at tiu loway Georgia humor. HERE'S ALGER be held Friday afternoon. I , lege caree1 Bea ve1·s read poems on Jove, mld Features of the evening of Fri­ program i Jack llaldwin read a selection con­ Continued From Front Page) day will be the presentation of to the regi cerning mountaineers. Jim Simp­ many nights and ate crackers and [~] keys to editJors and bus in~~; man­ Sophomo son recited an original poem on dr4nk . . . ahem ... coca cola for agers of outstanding colle[!'iat~ "Bub" Sweel, the Deacons' .ooc.ure the. mist. Master of ce1·ernonies for the h? l't! sustenance. publications and an informal dance. peppy catcher, suffered a badly from the r pmgram was President Leonard. ,· Nevertheless, he worked dili­ sprained ankle while hustling af­ The convention will be adjourn­ .. their :faeul gent!~·. And then one day he was ter a dropped third strike in the ed after the election of officers· or. 1\ ' of the dep. mad2 office manager-not much of South Carolina game at Ben­ Saturday morning. are majori Radio Program a 1·;;e, but a stepp;ng stone to nettsville, S. C. Chich- are of the broadcast is composed or achievements, Boreface is still the hosts to all guests. Dean of tl news items from all major colleg