CLEMSON UNIVERSITY LfBR^Y SOUTH CAROLINA ROOM TAPS Retakes South Carolina's Oldest TAPS will have re-takes on Oct. 8 of The Tiger annual pictures for those who missed having College Newspaper their pictures made. The pictures will be taken in room 27 of Tillman Hall. "He Roars For Clemson University"

aEMSON, SOUTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1964 VOL. LVIV-No. 4 Circulation-7,000 _ Student Senate Revises Rat Rules, i Passes Bill Limiting Student Fines Student+not />VianUniversity of Virginia voting . . . The question of tiators, Dave Suggs, Harry studio, which allows two pro- for only one other station re- low. versity. words at least once during and the University of Ken- residence is a factual one and Bolick and Van Fair. One grams to be going on at the ceived this award in the same TIGER: Do you feel that this semester. Why is it the tucky. His highest degree basically involves the question New WSBF? When Clemson can readily see where the same time—one being on the category. This is the last year the cheating trend here at these study sessions up. The (Ph. D) was received from of whether the applicant for College decided to become a letters WSBF came from. air and the other being taped for this program because of Clemson has increased or main purpose of these study Emory University in 1953, in registration intends to make university, WSBF had to re- However, to satisfy certain for later use. the new school- calendar. decreased, and why? halls is to establish good the field of history. a particular county his per- apply with the Federal Com- groups, it was decided that The FM facilities were sch- Clemson's broadcasting fac During 1940-42, he taught Dr. Williams: I do not feel study habits with these freshr manent and fixed place of munications Commission to the letters should stand for eduled to be in operation by ilities differ from most others school in Virginia. Between any more cheating is taking men during the first semester. abode. In the case of students use the airways of Clemson Student Broadcasting Facil- September, 1960. But because in that it is run by students 1942-46, he was an officer in place than in the past. Cheat- These figures given below this question, must be resolv- University rather than Clem- ities. the company from which they with the supervision of the the United States Marine ing in college is always some- indicate the percentage of ail ed as in the case of other ap- son College. When the station was start- had purchased the transmit- university. The station is or- Corps, serving overseas with thing you deplore, and Clem- the students getting the var- WSBF Broadcasts on AM at ed, the trustees stipulated ting tower had built it back- ganized into three depart- the fourth Marine Division. plicants. Various other factors son doesn't seem to have any ious grades PER COURSE^. 600 kilocycles with a power that the station would at no wards, it didn't begin FM ments: engineering, business Career at Clemson may be considered, such as more than other institutions. Compared with these percent- the purchase of a home, resi- of 48 watts. The signals are time broadcast any announce- operations until the second and programming. These de- In 1947, Clemson officials I think the student body takes ages are the ones for the dence as shown in insurance sent to the dorms through the ment of a commercial nature semester of that year. partments are headed by Law- appointed him as history a dim view of cheating. Our freshmen. power lines. FM broadcasts for money. All the funds Signals are beamed out to a ton King, Tommy Hamm and instructor. Due to his out- papers, registration of motor reaction is that students do Grade Percentages at 88.1 megacycles and a pow- needed for equipment and distance of about 15 miles, or Keys Lewis, respectively. standing work and energy. vehicles, payment of taxes, not want other students to A-B C D-WP F-WF N». etc. None of these may be con- of er of 10 watts, which, for the maintenance would be pro- 426 square miles, including get away with cheating. Grades edification of non-electrical vided by the college. Seneca, Pendleton and Cen- clusive but the determination TIGER: How do you feel Student must be based upon all rele- the new school calendar Body . .42.2 30.1 18.6 9.1 2435? engineering students, is 50 Expansion tral. WSBF is the only FM Freshmen 33.5 30.7 21.9 13.9 8730 watts less than the light bulb In its efforts to give better student station in South Car- Recent Flick Review vant facts." will help the students and The higher percentages of olina, and the first education- According to the GREEN- faculty? you normally read by. Kisses For My President Woman Of Straw failures and D grades in Art§ INCONGRUITIES al radio system in the Inter- VILLE NEWS of Sept. 25, Dr. Williams: It is going to WSBF's AM facilities be- (Continued from page 2) "Kisses for My President", This movie, based on a no- and Sciences reflects the facts collegiate Broadcasting Sys- Mrs. Cecil Davis, board chair- be of more help to the stu- gan broadcasting on May 1, and the bull, our leaders? starring Fred MacMurray, vel by Catherine Arley, tells that freshmen-sophomore en-> tem to operate both AM and man, said that this was the dent body than anyone else. 1958, with the program run- Did you ever question the Polly Bergen, Arlene Dahl, of a deadly contest for the rollment is concentrated in ning from noon till midnight FM facilities. first time in her 20 years on This new plan was approved the college and that students criterion used for changing Edward Andrews, and Eli domination of a beautiful wo- the board that the question of to help improve a situation in daily, with a full day on Sat- Operation Sav-A-Life continue to have their great* the selections on the juke Wallach, is an exciting come- man's mind by two fiercely students at Clemson voting the student body. We have got urdays. However, this ar- boxes at Tiger Tavern and Every year since it began dy about the first woman determined men, each for his est difficulty in chemistry^ rangement proved unsatisfac- had arisen. to eliminate the problem of English, mathematics, and so- the canteen? Do they have broadcasting, WSBF has had president, Polly Bergen. This own purpose. Also according to the having two vacations on top tory as it put too much strain its marathon, Operation Sav- cial sciences. In chemistry, for to be worn out before they creates problems for her hus- The provocative feminine NEWS, Mrs. Davis said that of one another. Students do on the staff academically, and A-Life. The first marathon band, Fred MacMurray, who star of this film, Gina Lolla- instance, the failure (F-WF) they were forced to shorten are replaced? Clemson mayor L. P. Craw- not really have a Christmas rate was 18.3%; in English; Now, have a really good lasted only 66 hours, but gra- finds himself "First Lady." brigida, is framed as prime their broadcasting hours. This ford had told the board that vacation: they either study, 12.3%; in mathematics, 21.1% dually has been increased in Depressed because his wife's suspect when her eccentric next semester, with an in- laugh at our local bank if college students were al- or worry, all of that time. length each year. Last year, election forced him to give up millionaire husband, Ralph and in social sciences, 11.7%, creased staff, the station will which refused to cash a lowed to register at Clemson, TIGER: The department Only in engineering mechan- it ran for 150 hours, or a little his job, he seeks new employ- Richardson, is found dead in lengthen its hours, with the United States Savings Bond "they would take over the heads are going all out to ics, where the F-WF rate was over six days and nights. The ment elsewhere. While escort- the "perfect crime." This sign-on at 1:00 every day. for a graduate student al- town." teach the freshmen good, main object of the marathons ing a foreign diplomat a- crime was engineered by the 10.7 didithe failures equal ten though he had every avail- In a conversation with THE sound study habits. Is this per cent in an area other thaj* is to remind students to drive round, MacMurray gets in- crafty criminal mind of Sean Outlaw Broadcasts able piece of identification TIGER, Mayor Crawford de- to keep so many from Arts and Sciences. safely over the holidays. volved in a brawl over a night Connery. Before WSBF began its op- which could have been con- nied having said this. "There's flunking out the first se- The F-WF rate for fresh- Evidently, the campaign club stripper. However, as in all "perfect erations, a number of students firmed with a quick phone not a word of truth in it," he mester? men has dropped from 19.2% has paid off, as no Clemson This publicity is embarras- crimes", there is a flaw. The had, at various times, started call to the dormitory office. said. "In fact I went to Pick- Dr. Williams: We hate to in 1960-61 and from 15.7% i» students have been killed in sing to Bergen, who is also discovery of the flaw and the their own stations in the The most incongruous ens to see if I could get these see freshmen flunk out, so we 1962-63. dorms with the use of a cheap thing on the campus is that highway accidents over the worried because the election fatal consequence it causes have done two things: (1) we |+ holidays since the initiation students voting." Crawford turntable, a crystal micro- there are actually some stu- is making monsters out of her provides this film with very went on to say that he was have given them a book, How Next Week's Interview ^ of the program. Because of In next week's TIGER, phone, and a small oscillator, dents and staff members two children. Bergen soon unusual plot twists and is saie} hopeful that legislation would to Study, and (2) we have set- these marathons and other we will interview with or transmitter. Students had who don't read THE TIGER, finds that she is pregnant and to place this "flick" into the be passed soon which would up mandatory study periods. efforts, WSBF has received, Dean Walter Cox, dean of no trouble listening to these an award-winning college returns to her role as house- top bracket of gripping sus- give students an absentee bal- The department heads have "unlawful" stations since they newspaper, It's amazing. every year, "The Public In- wife and mother. pense films. lot. taken the initiative to set student affairs. —-T» DAN Will Soon Sell The 3,000,000th HAMBURGER

Dan Uses Rolls To Make This With Which

You Drink This Or This

If You Buy The 3,000,000th Hamburger, You la

■■■..: Will Win $100 And A $25 Meal Ticket. If You Aren't The Lucky One, You'll Still Get A Great Hamburger. Page 4 THE TIGER - "He Roars For Clemson University'' Friday, October 2, 1964 Techmen Play For National , i Mr Ranking Against The Tigers By HOWIE FISHBEIN Davis, Joe Auer, Ray Mend- PRIESTLY AT and by putting quarterback quarterback Jimmy Bell. Half heim, and Billy Lothridge, QUARTERBACK Thomas Ray in charge of the backs Hugh Mauldin and Bil- TIGER Sportswriter All-America quarterback and Trying to fill the spikes va- The once beaten Clemson football team, in their second unit. As of Tuesday ly Ward along with fullback runnerup for the Heisman A- cated by Billy Lothridge will the starting line had Hoss Pat Grain complete the start- second of five consecutive away encounters, will ward, will be missing from be a 6'2", 190 pound junior Hostetler at right end, Rob- ing unit. the Tech lineup this year. from North Augusta, S. C, bins at right tackle, Richard CLEMSON-0, TECH-27 be in Atlanta tomorrow to face the Ramblin' The first unit line that Jerry Priestly. Priestly had Recks of Georgia Tech. It is expected that a sell- Cooper at right guard, Ted It will be hard for the Tig- the Tigs will try to pene- only a few minutes of play- Bunton at center, Joe Black- ers and Frank Howard to out crowd of more than 50,000 fans will be on trate averages a hefty 219 ing time last year, and he well at left guard, John Boy- erase the memory of last hand to witness the thirty-fourth meeting of the pounds per man. Bill Cur- will have to come on strong ette at left tackle, and Wayne years 27-0 beating that Geor- two teams dating back to 1898 when the Tigers ry, a 6'2" 221 pound center if he is to keep the Tech pass- Bell at left end. gia Tech gave Clemson, but a leads the Tech defense and ing attack in high gear. Jeff The first unit backfield will victory tomorrow will help to shut out the Engineers by a 23-0 score. is Bobby Dodd's choice for Davis, a 200 pounder from be under the direction of ease the. pain. Georgia Tech head coach All-America honors this Jefferson, Ga., will be the Bobby Dodd has started his scholarships Tech could give year. At the guard positions number one fullback with so- nineteenth year of coaching :o football players. two returning lettermen, phomore Giles Smith, stand- on the right foot by record- The Ramblin' Recks from Jimmy Seward and Brad ing 5'9" and weighing 167 ing victories over Vander- Atlanta enjoy a 24-8-1 advan- Yaies, will get the starting pounds running with the sec- bilt (14-2) two weeks ago, and tage over the Tigers since the assignments against Clem- ond unit. It is a toss-up as to Coach Rates '64 Two key members of Georgia Tech's 1964 football team by beating Miami last week series began. Under Dodd, son. Tech has two lettermen who the starting halfbacks are Center Bill Curry (50) of College Park, Georgia, and by a 20-0 score. This is Geor- Tech has beaten Clemson five returning at tackle in the will be tomorrow afternoon. swift halfback Terry Haddock (21) of Florence, Alabama. gia Tech's first season of foot- times while losing only once. presence of seniors Bill Rich Thomas, Terry Haddock, ball that they have not play- The last time the Tigers came Paschal and Tom Ballard. Tommy Jackson, and Gerry Swimmers As Best ed in the Southeastern Con- out on the long end of the The end spots will be one Bussell have all looked good % ference. Coach Dodd decided score was in 1945 when they of the weak points in the ki the two previous games The 1964-'65 edition of the 500 yard crawl; Arthur Alli- 0le Miss, Oklahoma to play as an independent af- won 21-7. Clemson head coach Tech forward line because played by Tech. Bobby Dodd Clemson University swimming son will participate in the ter a hassle with Conference Frank Howard will be trying they lost four lettermen and will make his starting selec- team will begin practice Mon- distances while James Davis officials over the amount of to improve on his 1-7 record now must rely on two jun- tions just before the game. day, October 5 at 4:30 p.m. heads those entered in the against Tech when-the whis- iors, Dave Austin and Gary After last weeks 9-0 white in the YMCA pool. dashes. J. D. Bell is returning tle blows on Grant Field at Williams. These two ends wash of the Tigers by N. C. Swimming coach Carl Mc- after a year's absence in the Stunned With Upsets Hugh is looking forward to a breaststroke and diving. .2:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon. caught a total of only nine State, coach Howard has jug- By STEVE RIFKIN "DACRON"® passes between them last gled the starting assignments much improved team this The team's rising sopho- Fifth ranked Washington, GRADUATION TIGER Sportswriter after losing the opener to Air year and their lack of ex- by moving Butch- Robbins to year. Having lost only one mores include Warfield- Graduation hit Georgia After only two weeks of Force 3-2, turned back Bay- perience make their posi- the first string right tackle man by graduation and with dashes; Ranny-distances; Rey- makes Tech hard last year. Gone are collegiate football play, the lor 35 to 14 to even their rec- tion much weaker than it position by moving Mike the edition of rising sopho- nolds-fly; Zeis-breaststroke nineteen lettermen, eight of nation's top ten teams are not ord at 1-1. A first period 67 was last year. Troy to second team left end, mores this team bids to be and individual medley; Man- the whom were starters. Such living up to their expecta- yard punt return gave Wash- - names as Billy. Martin, Ted one of the best ever fielded cinko-distances; Raits-diving; by Clemson in many years. tions. According to three pre- ington its first touchdown of; Gardner-breaststroke. season polls the overwhelm- campus Leading those men return- the afternoon, and the Huskies "These men are hard work- ing favorities for this year's ing from last year's squad is # romped from there. The big.: ers", Coach McHugh said, coveted N.C.A.A. top spots scene Bob Upson who was recently Washington squad, celebrat- and they want to win. All in- had been filled by Mississip- Coach Howard Reviews elected captain. Upson's spec- dications are that they will ing the return of Fullback pi, Oklahoma, Auburn, Illi- with Higgins and the win." Junior Coffey, looked bad in ialties are the 100 yard and nois, Washington, Alabama, 200 yard crawl. Lacy Chat- More personnel are needed the season's first encounter as • combination is Big On Syracuse, Ohio State, Michi- they collected nothing but' neuff is back for the dashes; to fill some vacancies that gan, and Rice, but after two | Any Campus. Tailored Bill Swart is ip the fly and (Continued on page 5) fumbles and penalties against' State Game, Ga. Tech weeks play only five of the Air Force, but came back' '■ in traditional Yale and By SAMMY CARROS good alert ball. You know just playing four home games predicted ten teams are un- with a strong showing against TIGER Sportswriter Tech doesn't block the de- in the future. We've played defeated. Baylor. With a few good' j Trim Fit models of 65% Tabbed to be the number While the ringing of alarm fensive end. The quarterback five home games in the past, breaks, the Huskies could i "Dacron"* polyester clocks could be heard across is supposed to take him out one team in the nation this play in its fourth Rose Bowl! and it seems as if one out of year is Mississippi. Ole Miss the campus last Monday with the option. We're just game in six years. the five never draws good. has one of its finest squads in ' -35% combed cotton morning, Coach Frank How- gonna have to play sharp For the second straight TIGER: How will the new years and has one of its least for wrinkleless neat ard was already at work in his ball. .school calendar affect foot- week, Alabama Quarterback office. About 7:15 a.m. there demanding schedules in the Joe Namath, who is back in TIGER: Is there any chance ball practice next September? past few seasons. In their op- looks and carefree wear, was a knock on his door. of getting Tech in Death Val- Howard: Well actually it the good graces of Coach Bear "Come on in," Howard said, ening game Coach Johnny atfjjner Stores everywhere. ley? won't hurt football at all. Bryant after being suspended "what's on your mind, son?'* Vaught's squad overwhelmed from the team late in 1963, Howard: Well, it's like this. We'll just start practicing one a good Memphis State team . *Dupont's registered TIGER: What happened up They won't come up here. If a day from the start of school came through in fine style, trademark at Raleigh last Saturday? 30-0. The Rebels faced a de- Namath scored twice and they did come up here, we in August so we'll have more termined Kentucky team last Howard: "Well, I'll tell you. would have to guarantee them practice. Now, the new cal- passed for a third score as' We just didn't play football. Saturday, and failed to em- Alabama whipped Tulane 36 a certain amount of money. endar will affect spring erge from the fray with a We didn't block good, we We make more money play- sports. Exams start about the to 6. The Tide quarterback, didn't run good, we didn't victory. The Kentucky Wild- was also very impressive in-' ing Furman than we do play- first week in May and that's cats played a spirited brand cover kicks good. Last week ing someone like Auburn or when most of the spring sports the season opener, when he', in practice the boys looked of football to win by a 27-21 completed 16 of 21 passes and' Alabama at Clemson. Every- tournaments start. The other margin. real sharp, but when we got body wants to play Tech, and ACC schools have been talk- ran around the Georgia de-' up to Raleigh something hap- 'Ole Miss should have very fense for three touchdowns as we're lucky that we can even ing about going on this new little trouble with the rest of pened. It's a funny thing you 'Baraa won easily 31-3. Alaba-, play them down there. calendar, but I don't know if its schedule, except for a stub- can't tell about. You might ma, ranked sixth in the pre-* ' TIGER: Have you ever they are. born L.S.U. team in Baton practice real good all week thought of playing night About that time Coach Ho- season polls, and no doubt* Bob Swift (35), an outstanding sophomore at Clemson Rouge later in the season. Be- will climb higher now that it and. play a bad game Satur- games? ward opened an envelope hind Quarterback Jim Weath- day; but then you might have last season, is the starting fullback for the British Co- has two victories- under its Howard: Son, I don't want containing power ratings of lumbia Lions of the Canadian Football League. With the erly, who has inherited a po- a bad week in practice and any part of them. We used to the teams after Saturday's belt, and might see bowl ac- season half over. Swift is the league's second leading sition that has glittered with tion if it can beat L.S.U.,' go out and play a real fine play them from about 1946 to games. scorer with 54 points, and he is third in rushing with such names as Charlie Coner- ballgame on Saturday. the mid-fifties. They didn't 680 yards. The B-C lions are undefeated and Swift's Georgia Tech, and Auburn in' Howard: Look here, Buddy. ly, Jake Gibbs and Glynn the coming weeks. TIGER: What do you ex- draw good at all so I don't They got us an eleven point chances of making the All-Star squad are excellent. Griffing, the Rebels could Syracuse, rated in the num-- pect from Tech tomorrow? see any reason to play them. underdog to Tech. They got finish out their schedule with \ Howard: "I've seen the That's one of the reasons for ber seven position, bounced South Carolina about one or an 8-2 record and a bowl bid. back from its opening loss to' Tech-Vanderbilt films about two over Georgia. You can't The upset bug also hit four times and last night we Boston College (21-14) and tell what's going to happen 1964 Cross Country Schedule second-ranked Oklahoma looked very impressive in de- got the Tech-Miami films and though. According to this as an inspired Southern looked at them. Georgia Tech VARSITY feating Kansas 38 to 6. The thing they've only got us fav- Oct. 9 Friday—Duke Durham, N. C. California team avenged a Orange are exhibiting a new- has some real fast backs and ored over three of our last loss suffered at the hands they run them around the (Double star, sophomore halfback seven opponents. We're gon- Oct. 12 Dual) Monday—Citadel-Furman Charleston of Oklahoma last year. The Floyd Little, who wears the ends. Tech likes to run the na have to play good hard ball (Double Trojans did so by trouncing option play and sweep the number 44 made famous by for the rest of the year. If Oct. 16 Dual) Friday—N.C. St.-So. Car. Clemson the Sooners to the tune of Jimmy Brown and the late ends. we get hit hard, we're gonna (Double 41-14. In their opener, the TIGER: How do you de- Oct. 23 Dual) Friday—No. Car.-Va. —Chapel Hill, N.C. Ernie Davis. When the dust have to hit them harder. Sooners had to wait until had cleared and Syracuse had fense against that? We're gonna have to work Oct. 29 Thursday—Wake Forest _Winston-Salem the fourth quarter to start Howard: "Son, you can't do Nov. 2 Monday—State Meet Clemson trounced Kansas, Little had on our blocking if we want Nov. 9 Monday—Conference Meet Clemson their scoring attack, but scored five touchdowns and anything different. If you con- to run. You know, if your were able to overtake stub- centrate on the ends then FRESHMEN gained 159 yards on 16 tries, linemen don't block, then Oct. 5 Monday—Hendersonville H.S.—Clemson born Maryland 14-3. After which is just under ten yards they'll pass on you or run the those backs don't have any- (Double an open date tomorrow, the middle. We have the same de- a carry. Little also caught two where to go." Oct. 12 Dual) Monday—Citadel-Furman Charleston Oklahoma team must face passes for 47 yards and re- sense as N. C. State and Geor- (Double The whistle for eight Texas, Kansas, and Nebras- turned two punts for 48 yards. gia Tech. We use the four o'clock classes blew and Ho- Oct. 16 Dual) Friday—N.C. St.-So. Car. Clemson ka in the weeks to come. deep defense. That's the way (Double With Little carrying the pig- ward agreed that it was time Ail-American choice Jimmy skin, Coach Ben Schwartz- we played against State, and Oct. 23 Dual) Friday—No. Car.-Va. —Chapel Hill, N.C. Sidle has commandered third- to end the interview. Nov. 2 Monday—State Meet Clemson walder's men could challenge we'll do just the same tomor- ranked Auburn to two con- Frank Howard for the national champion- row. We'll just have to play secutive victories. The War- ship. Eagles blasted over and Tate's Deacons Outscore through a weak Houston team Eighth ranked Ohio State 30-0 in their season opener, warmed up for the Big Ten and just did squeak by Ten- conference championship by nessee 3-0, needing a late taking Southern Methodist 27 VPI In Conference's Top Game field goal by Don Lewis to to 8. Pass interceptions and do it. Coach Shug Jordan has fumble recoveries helped the Wake Foresl-38 tions and a tough defense, quality, depth, size, and speed Buckeyes, but so did long runs By MATHIAS RICHARDSON VPI-21 sent Virginia down to its sec- in his first-team line. With the by Fullback Will Sanders and TIGER Sportswriter Wake Forest, who surpris- ond straight A.C.C. loss of the We all running of Halfback Tucker Tom Barrington. Ohio State ed everyone in their win over young season. Virginia did N. C. State-9 Frederickson, and the talent- Coach Woody Hayes, who make Virginia last week, won their muster two good drives, but Clemson-0 ed abilities of Sidle, the Eag- blandly insists football is second straight game of the a sound Blue Devil defense mistakes... Upset-minded N. C. Slate les may possibly end up on meant to be played on the season as they defeated VPI stopped both attempts short. ground, will feature a strong- won their second straight 38-21. Fullback Brian Picc- top at the end of the year. ACC game as they defeated Maryland-24 Picked in the number four defense and a dull, gruelling- olo led the Deacons' offense as offense. The big question for- Clemson at Raleigh 9-0. All he amassed 154 yards on 28 South Carolina-6 slot is Illinois. The fighting the scoring was done in the Maryland won their first Illini won. their first game the Big Ten — can Ohio State: carries and scored two touch- beat Illinois? The two will: first quarter, as the Pack downs. Wake Forest, who game of the season by beat- 14-10, beating a good Califor- rolled to a quick field goal ing an outmanned University nia team. Leading the charges meet Oct. 10, and the champ-- trailed at the beginning of ionship might very well be after the opening kickoff and of South Carolina team 24-6, for Coach Pete Elliott's squad the second quarter 7-3, came decided then. ERASE WITHOUT A TRACE then added six more points to life and scored two quick despite quarterback Dan will be everybody's All Am- a few minutes later. The last Reeves fine performance. Af- erican Dick Butkus. The 237- As the dark horse in the ON EATON'S CORRASABLE BOND touchdowns as the Southern Big Ten, Michigan is rated three quarters were a see-saw Conference Techmen could ter leading at halftime by on- pound linebacker is returning along with 20 other members number nine. The Wolverines Don't plague yourself with a page of typing sorrows. battle, as the Tigers could never again threaten the ACC ly one point, 7-6, the Terra- never get their offense in full pins, who almost upset Okla- of the team that won the Big are the third Big Ten school Flick away your errors easily on Corrasable. An ordi- Demon Deacons. rated in the top ten, and op- motion. homa last week, exploded for Ten championship and beat Duke-30 ened with a 24 to 7 victory nary pencil eraser does the trick. You need Corrasable's 17 points in the final half Washington in the Rose Bowl Virginia-0 over Air Force. They are a special surface to produce unsmudged, unscarred, per- with the help of two Game- in January. Provided that the The -Duke Blue Devils romp- Illini survive their rough young, hungry team, and be- fect looking papers every time, the first time. Eaton's Feel At Home ed past Virginia 30-0 in an cock fumbles. Although Mary- land won, the outstanding schedule which includes Ohio hind Quarterback Bob Tim- Corrasable is available in light, /w"?^-—-^__ at the Atlantic Coast Conference berlake, could put on a fine player in the game was U. S. State, U.C.L.A., and Michigan medium, heavy weights and / <,*'-*-;?. game, as quarterback Scotty and go on to capture the con- show this year. Glacken fired two touchdown C.'s Dan Reeves, who rushed Onion Skin. In handy 100- / »■ Jf* for 45 yards and completed ference championship, there Upset hit tenth ranked Rice sheet packets and 500-sheet / **®*j£f*' Clemson Barber passes. Duke, taking advant- is a rule that prohibits a Big this-past week as they were age of two Cavalier intercep- 10 of 16 passes for 102 yards. ream boxes. Only Eaton / ^i^Ss? Ten team from going to the held at bay by a rugged L.S.U. Rose Bowl two years in a row. squad in the season's opener, makes Corrasable. ryp^»iCft|*»«« Shop STOP AT IN FRONT OF DAN'S Without this incentive, the 3-0. Jess Neely has one of A Berkshire Typewriter Paper ^^^S^- Illini could conceivably be- his finest teams in the past 8:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. LARRY'S DRIVE-IN come complacent, but Elliott few years and it would sur- J-ia^dd MON.-FRI. likes to win, and his team prise none if they are battling £ATON PAPER CORPORATION :'E) PITTSFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS 1:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. "FOR YOUR FAVORITE BEVERAGE" f'vc the national championship SAT. ^ will be mighty touchy compe- 104 W. Calhoun St. Anderson tition for its opponents. at the end of the season. Friday, October 2, 1964 THE TIGER - "He Roars For Clemson Universit/' Page 5 Put A TIGER In Tech's Tank!! &! ;i 3 & Wake Forest Freshmen Meet »« Tiger Cubs This Afternoon By EMMETT LAITALA and Connie Wade of Rock and tackle Wilson Childers of guards, Dave Burton of TIGER Sporlswriler Hill. The Cubs will also fea- Great Falls. Corbin, Kentucky, and Some real excitement may ture three other prep All- The starting team for the Wayne Mass of Sumier at be expected this afternoon Americans, center Ray Mul- 2:00 p.m. kickoff is expect- tackles, with Stan Williams Wilhelm Holds when Clemson's football Cubs len of Belle Vernon, Pennsyl- ed to be Mullen at center, of Baltimore, "Maryland, and take the field against the vania, guard Harry Olszew- Bruce Burbick of Liverpool, Joel Branton of Myrtle baby Deacons from Wake For- ski of Baltimore, Maryland, Ohio, and Olszewski at Beach at the end positions. est. With Whitey Jordan be- Training Camp ginning his maiden year as The backfield will have head coach of the freshman Intramural Games Roger Hayes of Travelers Rest calling the signals, Ben- For more than a week now, team, fielding a squad which the varsity baseball team has is both bigger and faster than ny Michael of Beaufort at fullback, and the halfback been practicing and trying others in recent years, the Begin On Monday out new members. This Mon- future of Clemson football is slots will be manned by Bud- Next Monday is the begin- dy Gore of Conway and Jacky day, baseball coach Bill Wil- looking brighter. In coach has two losses, it is elimin- helm wants all freshmen de- ning of the 1964-'65 intramur- Jackson of Edgefield. Jimmy Jordan's words: "This year's ated. Monday's schedule siring to try out for the al season. For 1964, there will Walker of Cheraw will han- freshmen are bigger and shows six games — two on freshman team to report to be from forty-five to fifty dle the extra points and field stronger than past teams and Bowman field and two on the the baseball field after their our backs are the big sur- nine man football teams com- goals. peting. As soon as any team drill field in the afternoon. last afternoon class. Rats prise. They are really fast and Under the lights, two more The 55 members of the should bring their own equip- we expect them to make our COACH RATES games are scheduled for Riggs team, of which 41 are on ment. As skill is shown, vari- attack exciting." (Continued from page 4) Field. scholarship, represent 12 dif- ous players will receive equip- Coach Jordan expects to will exist on the team. All The rest of the week's ferent states, with slightly ment. The pre-season practice use a balanced offensive at- upperclassmen who are inter- schedule shows: Six games on over half the squad calling tack, taking advantage of out- ested in trying out for the Tuesday; four games on Wed- South Carolina their home. lasts until October 28. standing quarterbacks and team are asked to report nesday afternoon, and two are But despite their varied back- Working out with the var- ends as well as the strong Monday. on Thursday night. The start- grounds, the Cubs have been sity have been nine specially running game. The ends have Freshmen tryouts also will ing times are 4:00 p.m. and functioning well as a unit dur- selected rats. Coach Wilhelm an average height of nearly be held on Monday. All in- 5:00 p.m. for afternoon games ing their practice sessions, 6-3, and weigh in at nearly terested freshmen are urged and 7:00 p.m. for night demonstrating an enthusiasm has been watching closely 203 pounds per man. Includ- to try out. It is not necessary games. Each Monday, a com- that only freshmen seem to two particular ones, pitchers " ed among the ends are two for interested students to plete schedule for the week have. Coach Jordan speaks Ed Lodgek and Ken Waldrop. high school Ail-Americans, have had any experience in will be posted on the Dorm for both himself and for the Wilhelm called them, "two Edgar McGee of Orangeburg swimming. Office bulletin board. team when he says: "After good looking baseball play- five weeks of hard practice, we're awful anxious to get ers," and also said, "I hope on that field Friday after- I can pick up a few more like "Big John" Has Much noon." them." State Line Manhandles Tigers By ERNEST STALL WORTH returned 25 yards to the hopes of Tiger fans never Respect For "Wreck" TIGER Sports Writer Clemson 43. were realized. By the middle Two plays later Charlie By BILL JOHNSON cons were a better team this North Carolina State laugh- of the third quarter even the year, but this was to be ex- ed at pre-season ratings for Noggle, a sophomore from most die-hard Tiger faithful TIGER Sporlswriler When Clemson tackle John pected after such poor show- the second straight week and Shelby, N. C, passed to Tony saw the inevitable result. The Boyette was asked why Clem- ings in the past. He was also destroyed Clemson's Tigers to Golmont for 20 yards to the Tigers struggled gamely but son lost to N. C. State last surprised by the power shown the delight of 17,500 fans in Clemson 18. On fourth and were no match for the Wolf- week he replied, "mental at- by N. C. State so far this year. Riddick Stadium Saturday. two at the Tiger 10, Don De- pack line. As time ran out titude." Boyette considered N. He considers Clemson's The proud heritage of a Arment slashed through a State strode once more down C. State's Ron Skosnik, Pete Ted Bunion and Pal Crain perenially powerful Clemson gaping hole at left tackle for the field, but Jim Bell inter- Falzarano, and Lou DiAngelis as being exceptional play- forward wall was torn to the first down at the 3. Two cepted in the end zone to pro- as the top players in the ers. However, Boyelle be- shreds by a small band of plays later Noggle flipped a hibit further embarrassment. short swing pass to Falzarano game. He considered the open- lieves thai Crain will have white jerseyed warriors dedi- ing kickoff as the key play of his work cul out for him, cated to the proposition that who fell into the end zone. the game. John also remark- because the Tigers oppon- all Wolfpack backs were cre- Deters missed the extra point. ed that the Tigers made too ents will be keying on him. ated to gain yardage. The So for all practical purposes ATTENTION the ball game was over with many mistakes, namely miss- When asked how quarter- quick, hard-charging Wolf- All students are remind- back Jim Bell compares 3:06 left in the first quarter. ed that tickets for the South ed tackles. pack linemen made the Tiger Boyette, a 6-3, 235 pound with olher ACC quarter- j offense as inept and impotent - Clemson's first unit, denied Carolina game will be dis- possession of the ball in the senior, is from Lyman. He backs, John answered, "Bell as last year's press clippings. tributed on the loggia in is as good as any of them." first quarter, was still uncon- the same manner as other played high school football at The fired-up Wolfpack struck James F. Byrnes High School. He considers Ken Willard the first two times they had vinced. Behind the bullish home games. Seniors may rushes of Pat Crain and Hugh After graduation he received of Norlh Carolina and Dan the ball; then were content to pick up their tickets on Reeves of South Carolina as Mauldin and with the help of Monday, Juniors on Tues- scholarship offers from almost use ball-control and their tre- every team in the ACC plus Ihe lop players in the ACC mendous defense to complete- an offsides penalty against day and etc. State, Clemson rushed for all the schools in South Car- this year. When questioned ly frustrate Clemson. olina. Boyette finally chose if Crain could make All- three first downs in their All freshmen interested in Clemson made only three Clemson because he believed American, John replied, "he longest sustained march of trying out for the fresh- penetrations into State terri- the school offered him the sure has the potential." the game. On third down at men cross-country team are ' tory, none serious, and none best educational opportuni- Boyette believes that Clem- the State 37, Ray's pass to asked to see Coach Pee deeper than the State 33. ties. son has a good chance to beati Davis fell incomplete on a Wee Greenfield at his office Meanwhile, the Wolfpack, When asked about Wake Georgia Tech tomorrow be- hard tackle. Clemson's last in the back of the big gym- with a series of power sweeps Forest's two surprise victor- cause Tech is riding high and drive was over. nasium. —both quarterbacks and half- ies, John replied that the Dea- backs carrying the mail, an The second half comeback wwvwvwwwwvwww (Continued on page 6) inside reverse which worked to perfection, and a few swing passes thrown in for variety, amassed 203 yards We Pick 'Em rushing and 64 yards passing. The stage was set wher. Walker Laiiala Dunkel I Siallworth Rifkin State won the toss. Shelby Mansfield returned the open- Clemson over Georgia Tech Clemson Clemson Clemson Clemson ing kickoff 41 yards to the Texas over Army Texas Texas Texas Texas State 41—eluding all but the Penn over Brown Brown Penn Brown Brown last Clemson defender. Harvard over Bucknell Harvard Harvard Harvard Harvard Stale snapped out of the Michigan over Navy Michigan Michigan Navy huddle as if they knew Navy where they were going and Illinois over Northwestern Illinois N'western Illinois Illinois why. On the second play Washington over Iowa Wash. Wash. Wash. Wash. the same Mansfield outran Southern Cal. over Michigan St. So. Cal. So. Cal. So. Cal. So. Cal. a Tiger in his own back- Notre Dame over Purdue Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame field, cut the corner, and Auburn behind superb blocking Auburn over Kentucky Kentucky Auburn Kentucky streaked down the right Duke over Tulane Duke Duke Duke Duke sideline. Joe Blackwell LSU over Florida Florida LSU LSU LSU caught him 32 yards later Furman over George Wash. Furman Geo. Wash. Geo. Wash. Furman at the Clemson 26. Four Georgia over South Carolina S. Carolina S. Carolina Georgia Georgia plays later Harold Deters punched the ball through Miss. State over Tennessee Miss. State Miss. State Tenn. Miss. State the uprights from 37 yards North Carolina over Wake Forest _No. Car. No. Car. No. Car. No. Car. out, and Stale led 3-0 with Texas Tech over Texas A&M Texas Tech Texas A&M Texas Tech Texas Tech the game only 3:06 minutes Minnesota over California California Minnesota California California old. UCLA over Stanford UCLA UCLA UCLA The Tiger second team, act- UCLA ing as though they were N. C. State over Maryland Maryland N.C. State N.C. State N.C. State ashamed that State had scor- ed, promptly began to roll. With Baldwin and Liberatore Fencing Team Meets We Pick 'Em blasting for yardage, Clemson Fall tryouts for the Clem- the past five years the south- thundered to the State 36. On son Fencing Club were held eastern colleges have made Tally third and three Davis slashed at 5:30 p.m. last Monday, great strides toward improv- L. C. MARTIN /to an apparent first down, but Wednesday, and Friday in ing this form of intercollegi- W L GB Carros 27 13 Clemson had a back in mo- the gymnasium of the YMCA. ate competition. Fishbein 25 15 2 tion. With third and eight, John McCarter, president of Robbley Barrow, coach of Laiiala 24 16 3 Ray passed complete to State the club, and Dr. Cooledge, the UNC fencing club and Dr. Rifkin 24 16 3 fullback Pete Falzarano who the faculty advisor and coach Cooledge of Clemson have DRUG COMPANY Dunkel 23 17 4 of the club, met with the new done much for the develop- prospects and explained the Walker 23 17 4 club and its activities. Twen- (Continued on page 6) Siallworth 22 18 5 > Freshmen Run ty new members joined fif- teen returning members to Your (fjexall) Store give the club a new and CLEMSON MEN! We Need Your Head Cross-Country greater depth for competition. for quality clothing- In Our Business The Clemson University The season for the fencing at reasonable prices freshmen cross-country team club will start after mid-year will face Hendersonville sxams, but there is a possi- shop Clemson Barber High School of Henderson- bility of a pre-season meet ville, N. C, in a meet this with Georgia Tech and Van- Shop coming Monday. derbilt at Georgia Tech in Rexall 1c Sale In assembling the best December. IN FRONT OF DAN'S freshmen squad since coming The coming season's com- 8:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. to Clemson, Coach Pee Wee petition may include UNC, MEMS SHOP MON.-FRI. . Greenfield, has sacrificed The Citadel, Georgia Tech, 8:00 AM. to 7:00 P.M. quantity for quality — Green- VMI, NC Stale, Duke, LSU, Clemson - Seneca SAT. field's squad numbers 6, one and Vanderbill. Clemson man over the minimum. hosted five of these learns, ' The freshmen opponent, last year in one of the big- FOR SALE Hendersonville High School, gest Fencing Club meets i 2 walkie-talkies. No license needed, $20.00 Now In Progress is the defending North Caro- ever held in the southeast. lina state champion in both Since 1945 the art of fenc- each. 15 ft. inboard with overhauled 80 track and cross-country and ing has become a recognized Hp. Grey Marine, fiberglass bottom, $800. shows promise of having a individual competitive sport Jim Crisman: Ext. 234 or 654-3218 strong team again this year. by all major colleges. Within Page 6 THE TIGER - "He Roars For Clemson University" Friday, October 2, 1964 Student Mail Keeps Tom Busy Ed. Note: These are most boys, I can only say this. You of working with Dr. Edwards free to express them to any of the letters that Tom are doing this school the great- on various projects, and I student government officer. couldn't publish last week. est disservice you possibly Discretion Urged don't believe you can find Rudy Antoncic Every letter he receives could. You are taking away any president of any institu- V. P. Student Body cannot be published, nat- one of the institutions that Dear Tom, tion of higher learning in the urally, due to space limita- makes this university one of Last Saturday was an ex- United States who has a deep- Rat System tions, but Tom will try to the finest in the South. The citing afternoon for the Clem- er concern for his students. print a representative num- Dear Tom: people who would try to take son University students, alum- In conclusion, I'm making ber of them. Tom does ap- ni, and fans throughout the Recent Seriate action has away the Rat system will de- a special appeal to you, the caused many students to dis- preciate student interest. He grade this school to the level Carolinas for we managed to students of Clemson Univer reminds you thai in order beat Furman University by cuss the rat system and to of. Richland High School sity, to in the future use the evaluate it: does it really for a letter to be published (U; S. C), an institution where the score of 28-0 without maximum degree of discretion it must be signed. Names much trouble. But, there were work as we have been led to spirit, pride, and honor are before reacting to a similar believe? How can a person will be held on request, also, intermingled with the situation. If you have any nil. To those in high offices, be convinced to support however. excitement, some moments of questions or comments, feel * * * both student and university, something by making him who would do away with the violence and regret. Needless to say, I was a rat yell about it and serve others Rat system I can only implore in meaningless tasks? We Strong Language you not to ruin this univer- at one time, and I can very easily sympathize with their AF Names Crick form our opinions of this sity by trying to turn it into school by the actions of those Dear Tom, an intellectual aggregate de- arousement over the banner It has come to my attention around us, our living condi- void of pride, school spirit, that was displayed by the Cadet Of Month that half the senate isn't tions, relationships with pro- honor, cooperation, and Furman University student Clemson's AFROTC Wing worth a grain of sand on sale body. fessors, and even our degree friendliness that make the recently named Cadet Maj. of success. in the Sahara Desert. Monday One Clemson student re- Maxie Earl Crick of Kings- present Clemson University, We are or will be products night, Sept. 21, these so-called ceived a gash under the eye, tree "Cadet of the Month" for my university, the greatest of this system which is sup- Clemson men voted to pass a but this particular incident September. college in this state. posed to invoke great school bill which stated that the rats was not a result of the bru- Crick is an agricultural ed- Carl H. Huffman, '67 spirit and devotion from us. didn't have to yell in the din- tality of the Burns detectives. ucation major. He is a mem- Does it, or is this system only ing hall except under the Nevertheless, several students ber of the cadet wing admin- an outlet for those people Typical of the avid fans attending the Republican rally, these students were just a leadership of the cheerlead- Rats Due Apology were man handled and eject- istrative branch. Last year he few of the thousands who heard Thurmond speak for Goldwater here last Tuesday. er. Although I have heard ed from the game. who must degrade others to (Photo by McKinnon) Dear Tom, was elevated from Flight build their own egos? that you couldn't want to These detectives have a job Commander to Group Execu- Why was it that there was If this system works, how meet a finer boy than this to fulfill at the Clemson Uni- tive Officer. Crick is a mem- year's cheerleader, the fact no mention of Furman's con- versity football games, but does one explain the decrease duct at the game? We heard ber of the Arnold Air Socie- in IPTAY membership in re- Thurmond Reviews Goldwater's Stand remains that he couldn't lead their job is not to bully our ty, Society for the Advance- A.D.A. almost completely water. He said that it was to how bad the rats behaved cent years and the lack of (Continued from page 1) a yell like hallelujah in an students. Their job, in plain ment of Management, Future while he was in the Senate. the advantage of South Caro- evangelistic meeting. Besides and that we should not fight words, is to prevent violence, cheering by upperclassmen at sent out a stronger bill than Farmers of America, and the He explained the concepts of linians and Americans to the above fact, Clemson rats stadium guards to get at an and if they had taken the in- football games? Also, how John Kennedy had done. This YMCA. the A.D.A.: "They say that work and help elect Senator have been yelling in the din- offensive sign which Furman itiative and removed the ban- many large non - military bill tells people who they can Goldwater as the next Presi- put up. He attended summer train- schools can you name which teachers can be communists if ing hall at the demands of ner which served as the pri- ing camp at Shaw Air Force hire, who they can fire, who they want to. They want to dent. He continued, saying upperclassmen since Clemson After reading THE TIGER mary incentive for Saturday allow this silly, meaningless they can promote, and who that Americans were fortun- one gets the impression that Base, where he graduated in game? abolish the House Committee was founded, and it doesn't afternoon's escapade, our the upper half of his unit. they can demote. The federal on Un-American Activities. ate to have a man like Gold- seem that anyone regrets go- only the rats were to blame Clemson University students Wayne Hardwicke, '65 government has injected it- They want to admit Red water running for President ing through this period of be- for any ill conduct at the would have had no legitimate self too much into the private China to the United Nations." of the United States because coming a part of Clemson. game. But was it not really reason for marching in pro- "T- lives of the people of this "I'm against what this he "believes the constitution If the senate does away Furman's fault that there was test. country." A.D.A. stands for and I'm says what it means and means any ill feeling formed? And with this long-standing tradi- President Edwards received ***************** Thurmond got another large against its spokesman, who what it says." tion, why don't they do away was it not Furman who tore anything but a hardy wel applause when he said, "I has gone down the line with He concluded his fiery with the whole rat system? down the fraternity signs come from our student body, BACK-TO-SCHOOL stand with Barry Goldwater, their program just about one speech by saying, "We have (I know the rats will just love that adorned the stadium? and this in fact, was the dark- .that what we need in this hundred percent, and that to elect Barry Goldwater as the senate for doing it!) While Yet the rats got blamed. And est moment of Saturday aft- country is less government man's name is Hubert 'Heart- President of the United States was it not the upperclassmen ernoon. I've had the privilege regulation and regimentation, they're at it, why don't they beat' Humphrey." if we are going to keep this do away with that intangible who edged the rats on? Didn't •and let's preserve freedom Senator Thurmond then country from going to social- object called Clemson Spirit? they say to get the sign or given to us in the Constitu- turned to the work which peo- ism and protect the freedom Malcolm Bennie Ward don't eat? Yet the burden of tion of the United States!" General Electric ple need to do to help Gold- of this country!" Hans Charles Feige blame fell on the rats. He continued by saying, "I r fell that THE TIGER ■ don't think the people of $100 AND SCROLL OFFERED owes the class of '68 some Awards Clemson ', South Carolina and this coun- Senate Plea sort of an apology for its ; try should award Lyndon comments and that the blame should shift to Furman, where Engineering Grant LEVI'S STA-PREST Johnson and Hubert Horatio Faculty Invites Seniors To Compete Dear Tom, ■ Humphrey for ramming this Upon hearing about the ac- it belongs. General Electric Founda- ' bill down the throats of the tion of the student senate on Hans C. Feige, '68 tion recently announced the ! people of this country!" For Annual Material History Award the night of September 21, I award of a $2,500 Engineer- Clemson's history faculty of graduation are invited to NEVER NEEDS "We have a great country. ing Grant to Clemson Univer- participate. was left dumbfounded, exas- ; Let's don't let Lyndon John- recently announced that the sity. The Newcomen award, con- perated, and thoroughly dis- Special Editions • son and Hubert Humphrey 1964-1965 competition for the The grant was made to the sisting of a $100.00 prize and gusted. I wondered what state ■ change this country and take "Thomas Newcomen Award Clemson Engineering Depart- an inscribed parchment scroll, of affairs caused that body to ! it to socialism." in Material History" has be- pass a bill limiting the cheer- Editor Elected ment to help encourage and IRONING!^ is given annually to the Clem- Turning to Humphrey's gun. All seniors, regardless of ing of the Rats in the dining upgrade undergraduate in- major, within 50 credit hours son senior who writes the THE TIGER senior staff membership in the A.D.A., hall. Upon talking to several elected Bill Anderson the new struction in Engineering. Thurmond charged that best paper in the field of ma- Joseph M. Bertotti, Secre- illimilli terial history. Material his- of the sophomore senators, I special editions editor last Humphrey was "one of the "BIG JOHN" tary of The General Electric (Continued from page 5) tory is the historical treat- learned that the administra- Sunday night. founders of the Americans tion of Clemson University Foundation, said that the the Tigers will definitely be ment of any subject except Anderson will be responsi- for Democratic Action." Thur- grant was one of 150 totaling up for the game. He thinks those which are purely poli- had used ramrod tactics to ble for the special feature sec- mond said that Humphrey force the passage of this bill. $650,000 distributed today to that the Tech game could turn tical or social. The paper sub- tion for the Homecoming and had followed the lines of the This action has many inaus- more than 100 colleges and out to be an offensive battle. mitted should be typewritten Junior-Senior weekends. picious portents for the fu- universities across the coun- John considered Tech's sched- and not less than 2000 nor Last year Anderson won the ture of this university. This try. ule harder than Clemson's. more than 5000 words. It Outstanding Junior Staffer SAME Members bill is but one of many steps "Tech has many Southeastern should reflect substantial re- Award of THE TIGER for his These grants comprise the leading to the abolition of the biggest part of the Founda- Conference teams on their search into the subject, be feature interviews with Peter, Rat system here at Clemson. schedule," Boyette continued, properly documented, and Paul, and Mary, Mickey Spil- tion's eleven 1964 aid-to-edu- Discuss Trip Plans; The Rat system, contrary to cation programs. Nearly one "and that is the toughest con- contain a bibliography of! lane, Dero Cook, and others. the opinions of many of the and one-half million dollars ference in the nation." sources cited and consulted. He worked on the feature shortsighted Rats, senators, in support of higher and sec- See Chlorine Film When asked if Clemson had A committee of the history staff last year. and' administration officials, ondary education, educational Members of the Society of any chances of attending a faculty —Professors Lambert, He is a brother of Phi Kap- is one of the finest institu- associations and organizations American Military Engineers bowl game, John replied, "we Lander, Reel, Ringold and pa Delta social fraternity. He tions we have ever had here has been approved by The will meet Thursday night in will have to improve over Tuttle — will act as judges. also writes for the CHRON- at Clemson. It instills pride General Electric Foundation the basement of the geology last week's performance, and As each field of concentra- ICLE. building, according to its in the university, self-confi- for this year. win the rest of our games." tion offers ample areas for president, Bill Law. He considered quarterback dence, modesty, and obe- research, all seniors are urg- dience. It helps the Rats to Final plans for the club's and defensive center the ed to compete. The history Major Reinken field trip to Savannah will be hardest positions to play be- overcome their original fright, faculty will advise students shyness, or what have you up- F discussed. The group plans to cause the quarterback must in the preparation of papers. leave Clemson on Oct. 23 and on their entrance to Clemson. L run the team and a defensive Papers must be submitted be- Announces Award to tour engineer projects at This system changes them center must also run the team fore March 19, 1965. Those ic Ft Gordon, Ga. On the fol- from cocky, high school he- and call the defensive signals. desiring additional informa- For Sophomores K lowing^day SAME members roes into college men. It helps S tion should consult Professor them to become better, strong- will tour^the Corps of Engin- LANGUAGE FILM SERIES R. J. Amundson in Room 211 Major L. A. Reinken, Jr. eers harbor dredging opera- (Continued from page 1) er, friendlier, and more re- of Army ROTC announced Hardin Hall. sponsible in their actions. Tbun.-Fri.-Sax. • Oct. 1-8 tions and new turning basin photography contributes sub- this week that the Armed in Savannah. Most important of all, it sup- Forces Communications and ELKE SOMMER stantially to the moody at- ports our athletic teams in "Time Bomb in the River," mosphere. Electronic Engineering Asso- PETER SELLERS a film about the story of the Social Frats Hold their various sports. It gives ciation will award a $500 — IN — Dec. 7 — FAREWELL those teams an incentive to search, recovery, and salvag- DOVES is a story of contem- scholarship in national com- ing of four tanks of liquid win by showing them that petition. porary life in the Soviet Un- First Open Houses even the freshmen are behind "A Shot In chlorine which had sunk in ion, about the loves, conflicts, Competition is open to the Mississippi River, will them one-hundred per cent. sophomores in electrical or and dreams of two genera- To those who would take also be shown at the meeting. tions of Russians in Yalta. Next Tuesday Eve communications engineering The Dark" On Tuesday, Oct. 6, at 7:30 this step toward the abolition or technical photography who — IN COLOR — p.m. the Clemson social fra- of the Rat system, a time- plan to enter into either the ternities will hold their first honored tradition of making advanced Army or Air Force Sun.-Mon.-Tues. MATINEE Freshman Class Holds Nominations OCT. 4-6 Open Houses on the frater- college men out of high school ROTC program. nity quadrangle. One ROTC cadet will be GINA LOLLOBRIGIDA For Officers In Chemistry Building The Inter-Fraternity Coun- The practice of wearing dis- chosen from Clemson to com- SEAN CONNERY Freshmen will hold class treasurer. There will also be cil, which co-ordinates the tinctive neckties bearing the col- pete nationally. He must be — IN — nominations at 7 p.m. on nominations to fill ten fresh- fraternities, is sponsoring the ors or registered designs of in the upper quarter of his Tuesday, Oct. 6, in room 1 of men seats in the Student Sen- Open Houses which will last schools, universities, sports class and be accepted for ad- "Woman of the chemistry building, ac- ate. until 10 p.m. According to one clubs, regiments, etc., appears vanced ROTC. cording to Ken StovalL chair- Up to four nominations will fraternity president, Open to date from around 1880. man of the elections board. be allowed for each office and Houses give independents the Straw" Nominations will be made not more than 20 for the opportunity to meet fraternity Attention SENIOR & GRADUATE MEN Students-U.S. Citizen — IN COLOR — for the offices of president, Senate seats. Run-offs will be boys and to learn more about NEEDING NOMINAL FINANCIAL HELP TO COMPLETE THEIR EDUCATION THI! vice - president, secretary, held that night in event of Clemson's fraternity system. ACADEMIC YEAR — AND THEN COMMENCE WORK — COSIGNERS REQUIRED; W«d. mGHT-Th.urs.-FH. OCT. 6-8 FENCING TEAM too many nominations for any DELTA KAPPA ALPHA is SEND TRANSCRIPT AND FULL DETAILS OF YOUR PLANS AND REQUIREMENTS TCJ -(Continued from page 5) office. located in Barracks 4 — left; STEVENS BROS. FOUNDATION, INC. FRED MacMURRAY Out of the dryer...ready to wear! ment of this sport in the The elections will take DELTA PHI KAPPA, Bar- 610-612 ENDICOTT BLDG., ST. PAUL 1, MINN. A NON-PROFIT CORPj POLLY BERGEN place on Oct. 13. Polls will racks 7 — right; KAPPA UNDERGRADS, CLIP AND SAVE' 1 — IN — southeast. They're guaranteed! The best wash-and-wear performance you The Clemson Fencing Club be placed on the Loggia and DELTA CHI, Barracks 4 — is sponsored by the Student the Math-English complex. right; KAPPA SIGMA NU, "Kisses For Affairs office. The club's Balloting will last at both Barracks 7 — left; NUMER- n OTTOS jjd^ ever enjoyed-or your money back! The crease stays sharp-the equipment and allowance polls from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. AL SOCIETY, Barracks 6 — come directly from the school. According to Stovall, all left; PHI KAPPA DELTA, My President" press stays flat-and the wrinkles fall out of LEVI'S Sta-Prest Trips for competition depend persons nominating candi- Barracks 6 — right; SIGMA dates should be prepared to ALPHA ZETA, Barracks 5 — upon the money left from the 814 W*W«? VUmpton &wa. Slacks! Wash 'em, dry 'em, wear 'em, again and again and budget after replacing and give a short summary of their right, and SIGMA KAPPA Clemson Theatre buying equipment. nominees' qualifications. EPSILON, Barracks 5 — left. again! Choose your favorite model in your favorite color-now! You Are Appreciated DRESS SLACKS Licensed under Patent No. 2974432 at the $5.98 to $9.95 ALEXANDER DRUG CO. SPORT SHIRTS WE INVITE YOU TO COME Clemson Barber SEE US FOR YOUR Shop 698 $2.98 to $3.98 IN FRONT OF BAITS ORLON SOX 89c DRUG AND SUNDRY ITEMS 8:00 KM. to 9:00 P.M. MON.-FRI. ®The names LEVI'S and STA-PREST are registered in the U.S. Patent Office and 9 8:00 KM. to 7:00 PM. denote garments made only by Levi Strauss & Co., 98 Battery Street, San Francisco 6. JUDGE KELLER "Your Walgreen Agency SAT. i