* REJUVENATED 'CATS FOREIGN STUDENTS PREDICT POLICY CHANGE TACKLE ENGINEERS (See Page Two) (See Page Three) 5Ut£ SJaut&BontanCollege W The News and Editorial Voice of Davidson " VOL. XUX DAVIDSON COLLEGE.DAVIDSON. N.C. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 11. I960 NUMBER NINE TheWeavers' Sign Agreement For December 9th IFC Concert Fraternity PresidentsHold Group Plans Concert Discussion Of Soph Rush of Varied Folk Songs m By BOB MOORE By JIM WILLIAMS MA ami 1\^ Davidsenian Astaciatt Editor Staff Writer Davidtonian S' One of America's popular folk singing groups. The Fraternity presidents met Tuesday evening in the Kappa Sigma fraternity Weavers have been contracted by the Interfraternity house for an informal discussion with President D. Grier Martin. The subject of . Council to present a concert on December 9th. The the discussion was the faculty's position on sophomore rush. The meeting was also i Weavers will be the second IFC presentationof the IFC attended by IFC president Jerry Cole. "I dont think the entire fac "H«<1 Ibeen able to vote, quality of their work and which The concert will be in Cham- The Weavers, more than any prevent physical punish- singer or group in Amer- ulty really would not have voted for soPho would | bers Auditorium and will be- other is aware of what is ment." 8:00 ica, have been responsible for . , more rush. But this is not tt gin at p.m. and continue .happening .in..the fraternity. sys- Martin continued, "I think until 10:00 p.m. with an inter- bringing to their audiences say that Iam happy with some Davidson, quality J songs from the traditionof tern." Martin said for with the mission. folk 'However. o£ condiUoM tn,t do exigt of men which come here and America, and have alto intro- there seems to have been en- , FOLK SONG PROGRAM mmM some mijo| the quality of way the fratern- The Weavers arc Lee Hays, duced (or the first time many ough frustration to lead the fac- songs changes insuring that freshmen ity system is setup, that the Ronnie Gilbert, Frank Heller- folk from around the ulty to take action." wouldbe allowedtokeepup tha quick rushis better over all." man (guitarist-singer) and Erik worldnever before sung in this Martin further pointed out Darling (banjoist-singer). Their country. that there is much disagree- program is entitled, "Folk ment among the faculty con- Songs Around The World" and Brings cerning sophomore rush. When includes songs from the United November 18 asked if he thought there was THE WEAVERS States. England. Scotland, Is- Final Game Harks a chance of a reversal by the rael, Spain, Chile, South Afri- faculty on their stand he stated ca, and many other parts of the Day that he was not too optimistic world. Fourth Wildcat New Dinee about this. "Some membersof present Weekend They forty songs will faculty against Day be The appearance Kingston the who voted during the concert. These in- Wildcat 1960. will of the Trio and the Four the proposal last year would Faculty State centered around Davidson's fin- Members work snngs, blues, Freshmen on the weekend of November 18 clude bal- and 19 will not vote for its rejection now lads, dance songs, spirituals, al game of the season,the Fur- bring dance weekend activities to Davidson. changes unless concrete were national songs, and songs of man game on Saturday, Novem- The more than four hundred in Chambers Auditorium from presented. war and peace. fifty girls expected Soph ber 19th. This marks the fourth and on cam- 8:00 to 0:30 p.m. "Whatever has been done or Views On Rush In the past few years The pus will be housed in Belk ', annual occurrence of Wildcat The Four Freshmen have demonstrated has not made By , Weavers have devoted their Dormitory. This is the first making appear- TOM COLVIN Day. been numerous much impact on the faculty." Oavidsonian Assistant Editor work to concert tours and re- time that a dormitory has been ances in clubs, jazz festivals, cordings. Registration As of now sophomore rush Their national tours for alumni and made available for a function and concert dates since their Four faculty members and a member of the administration expressed disap- ■ Ihave been outstanding success guests begins at 10:00 p.m., in other than dance weekends. organization Dayton, Ohio, will go into effect next fall. It, > drawing large in :pointment in the IFC rushing proposal presented to the faculty last week in separate Ies. concert audi- the College Union. Special cam- group's will require a reversal of fa- > Iences The weekend activities will several years ago. The Iinterviews with THE DAVIDSONIAN. A coupleof the professors declined to make to hear folk music. pus tours and other entertain begin on Friday night with the great popularity is founded on culty opinion to change or de- public TOP SELLING any statements. RECORDS ment is being planned for Kingston Trio concert in Char- their unique presentation of lay this "I don't think that Their recent recordings for Two of those questioned have! He concluded his remarks by thing is that it shows that the* lotte. On Saturday. Wildcat humor, jazz, and ballads. t , Vanguard Records, and partic- alumni, wives, children, par the faculty intended to hold colleges operat-- saying "there is certainly lived up to' Day, the football team will TheFour Freshmen, Ross and been at which that f students haven't ularly "The Weavers at Carne- ients. and all others interested anything over fraternities, ed sophomore rushing. room improvement, but itt capabilities and responsi-' j meet the Purple Hurricanes Don Barbour,Bob Flanigan, and the under for their gie Hall", arc among of They is generally good good thing is the top for the period between 10:00 Furman. Ken Errair. have recently corn- or to use sophomore rush as a are Professor Robert: a systemi bilities. The that sellers in the country. Some of Lord, opportunity to ex- and 12:00. Guests also will be pleted the movie, "Rich, Young, club to get the fraternities to who came to Davidson here." we have an their best-selling recordings Rounding out the events of one year ago, Professor plore a new structure for the in- invited to tour the new dormi- will and Pretty." The group cur- change. It seems to have come and Professor Pinkerton, who Ielude 'Goodnight Irene", the weekend be the Four Thomas Pinkerton. who joined relationship between the stud- "On sponsored rently has twelve Capitol rec about in the natural course of has toon tophomore ruth in Top of Old Smoky', and "Kiss- tory and the Dana Science Lab- Freshman Concert the faculty this year. ent and the institution as a by the IFC. This will be held ord albums on the market. events." operation al Trinity College, es Sweeter Than Wine". oratories on Wildcat Day. Professor Lord, who h*t whole." *aid that Mm ovils of Sopho "Time magazine' in describ- The annual Wildcat Club toon Sophomore Ruth at more Ruth at Trinity woro ing phenominal of Dartmouth, that he the rise the|meeting is scheduled for 11:00 taid feels just the tamo as they would group said. "The had Sophomore will help Weavers a.m. Coach W. E. Dole will re Ruth not bo under freshmen ruthing. succeeded in shouting, twanging Watlington problems remedy any in the Speaks port BoardPicks He quickly added that he was Nishihara and croon>ng folk singing out to Davidson's athletic fraternity system here. "It not sure any comparison could of its cloistered corner boosters in the past season, and only one thing:: The . . . will do be made between Trinity and Japanese into big time." Sandburg expected to freshmen will have to On Riob Carl Coach Driesell is not Davidson because of the very has stated, "When Ihear Amer- make up their mind* immedi- Masa Japanese give a basketball preview. To Be New Chairman different situations. Nishihara. a ica singing, The Weavers are ately about joining fraterni- A "Wildcat Booster Buffet He said. "I feel that the fra- student leader, will speak to an there." 8y MAC PLAXICO T& ties." will be served in the College Davidtonian St.ff Writer ternities are going to have to open meeting of the Interna- WEAVER-TYPE SONGS He further stated that per- something very When they sing- Union at noon, instead of the annual Board of Visitors meeting convened this morning The mem- do constructive tional Relations Club and the first started The fifth pro- haps a position of assistant in order to get Sophomore Rush Y.M.C.A. on "The Truth about ing as a group their name "Wildcat Booster Lunch" which bers of the Board of Visitors act as advisors to the administration and seek to dean, who would among other Davidson College. overruled. Had the representa- Japanese Student Demonstra- meant nothing to audiences. was held last year. Davidson's mote the welfare and development of things handle fraternity mat- IFC brought to the Monday night at But in fairly tive of the tions" this 8 a short time their Wildcat Pep Band will enter There was a busineaa meet- utation extends both ttate- and region. ters, would be a valuable ad- faculty a proposal which would o'clock. name began to mean something dition. This man would be a tain during the buffet. ing this morning at which the wide and nationally. Ho it Di- Elected vice4chairmen were go into effect regardless of the The meeting, which is open specific as disc jockeys started liason between the faculty and faculty's decision on Sophomore using phrases like "Weavers- Kick-off time for the David- new chairman and the two new rector of the Association of EdwardDwelle, Jr., and Mrs. T. to all students, will be held in the IFC. He alto tavor.-d a Rush, faculty type songs". son-Furman game is p.m City Banker*, a na- G. Graham. At a luncheon to- the would have 2:00 vice-chairmen were elected. To Reserve serious study of second semest- received the ideas more favor-. succeed the present chairman. tional group of leading bank day the Board heard an ad- er rushing. ably." Harris, James J. President of executives in key American dress by Dr Theodore A. Dist- Professor Lord. added, Work- J. Company, Profottor William j James Harris and ler, Executive Director of the "Cole (president of the IFC) im- taid, "Sophomore Watlington, cities. man Ruth is John F. Presi at last faculty here, Named American Col- plied week's is but I hop* we can ; Noted Astronomer dent of Wachovia Bank and Watlington was recently feat- Association of meeting that the IFC is weak postpone eventually Trust Company. ured in a "Business Week' cov- leges. it and and can't do anything. If this the books. Watlington hat boon asso- er story and was Charlotte's Each member of the Board of have it taken off is so. then this is a major prob- Many ttudentt consider it ciated with Wachovia since "Man of the Year" in 1951. He Visitors has a faculty host. The Reynolds Lectureship lem." at thre.it, but it if For boon President has been active in civic pro- simply a an j 1933 and hat members spent the afternoon actuality." since 1956. Hit banking rop- jects of his community, state, I M By DON SAUNDERS in an informal discussion with He said that while he opposes Davidtonian Managing Editor their faculty hosts on all as- JConvocation Brings Sophomore Rush, he is also op Dr. Harlow Shapley. professor emeritus of astronomy pects of the college program,j ■, posed to certain excesses in the at Harvard, will deliver a leries of lectures next April, ■ treatment of fresh- There was an open house at j Organist fraternities' under the auspices of the Reynolds LectureshipProgram. Concert men. If these excesses are and Mrs. D Grier j Dean K. W. Johnston, with interested s appearance shown by student^ for Archi- The was informed cut. and a renowned concert won't Board He added. "Promises on April 10, 11. 12. 1961 bald Macl.oish. who appeared of organist will be the featured do it I want to sec evidence and that the total endowment expressed another here week the Rey lecturer-performer at a Convo- semester." lie hope tfcs4 M a> tirst Davidson it over 10 million ( second MASA NISHIHARA speaker could he secured this BoMl Lecturer. "I was plejsod cation of Sacred Music here on Professor E. Lloyd dollars at of October 1, 1960. Charles the Hall Room and will year, to I total of three with tlie uoikI turnout we had Saturday, November 12. The didn't UniM Bake ' that in remarked that he be sponsored by the area of lectures during this program's tor all programs. said John- It wat alto reported public is cordially invited "think the IFC proposal went year, begin National and International Con- first year. st mi 195940, for the 44th The program will at very far." He taid that Soph ' a lecture by cern of the "Y." OUTSTANDING ASTRONOMER SCHEDULING CONFLICTS Davidson operated without a 10:30 a.m. with omore Ruth thauld not divide well known in Macl.t-ish - appearance Watters At 1:30 p.m.. following The World Inivcrsity Service Shaple) is the here deficit. the campus between the ttud- scientific world for his work last week followed closely Dr. a special luncheon, the David- faculty. is sponsoring Nishihara ■ visit-, of the Board entt and the in astronomy Since 1956. when Paul Lehmann's Otts Lectures. New members son College Male Chorus, the to American campuses in order Brantley "It seems the best argument Harvard. Shaple> has Many students have commented of Visitors are D. Davidson College Brass Ensem to promote better understand- he left to continue freshman rush is spoken at a number o( school- on the fact that both men were Burns. Chairman of the Manu ble. Joseph -Robinson, oboist., ing of the Asian student. a humane and mature treatment the country, and has scheduled during a review per- Corpora- and Dr Robert S Lord. David- around facturers Acceptance of the present class of fresh- After studying three years at :written two books. The Inner iod. '29, son College organist, will pre Univcrsiiy. tion; Robert E. Kcll, Presi men,' he concluded. Kyoto Nishihara at- (Metagalaxy, and Of Stars and Johnston sat<) "We had to Hosiery sent a special free concert of tended the International Stu- dent of Mary Grey music in the church C. Shaw Smith, co-ordinator |Man. take Macl.eish when we could sacred activities, dent Press Conference in Swit- his education at get We done our Mills; Addison H. Reese. Presi- sanctuary. of student took a He received him. have ' zerland and has traveled wide , Tmversity Dr. Shapley Carolina Na- Watters will be heard in an somewhat different slant on the the of Missouri and best to schedule dent of the North Iv throughout Europe and the has taught at during relatively free Bank; Huber Hanes. organ recital at 3:30 p.m. fol rushing question. He said that at Princeton He a time tional P. any- United States. institutions has on of P. H. Hanes lowing a "coffee break." Hei the fraternities better than several and the calendar." Jr.. President goals He will arrive on campus many prizes and The Reynolds Lectureship Knitting Company: Marshall I will play works by Cleram- other thing can achieve been awarded college to Ihonorary Program, this year Pickens, Director of the Hospi- Daquin, Handel, Bach. of the if the students Sunday, and willbe available defin established bault. TOPIC from a S100.000 Orphans Section of the Franck and Marcel Dupre. The reflect the aims of the col- meet with classes on Monday. NOT CHOSEN with income tal and top- gift by Reynolds Endowment; James is also free. lege. Sophomore Rush U IHe is especially qualified to Dean Johnston said that the Founda- Duke and recital Shapley's lectures here tion, will eventually bring four Dorsett. an attorney Reservations for the luncheon reality because the students speak on the role of the student iics for K. '38. ' have yet been to speakers annually to the Raleigh. made by calling the don't seem to have shown that in the life of Japan, the role Iat Davidson not six from North Carolina. should be culture, campus. hopes by Department. will they do fully reflect the spirit of religion in Japanese ichosen His schedule will in- The committee New members are elected Music There procure outstanding speak- membership registration Dav- of the college, he said. on the World University iclude at least two public ad- to a committee on of be no fee for 1 land idresses, and other appearances ers in widely diversified fields JOHN F W ATLINGTON the Board of Visitors. idson College personnel. He continued. "The bad Service. ithr Dauiftsomaii Faculty Hits The Ceiling..... by MillnerElection Night Suspense THE NEWS AND EDITORIAL VOICE OF DAVIDSON COLLEGE
PAGE TWO FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 11. 1960 IntoxicatesRose,Kennedy
(All Unuqned Editorials Oiy the Editor) By ERVIN DUGGAN Davidsonian Associate Editor Editor's Note: This is the first in a new series of feature* To TheFaculty: by Ervin Duogan which will profile people of the Davidson com- munity. Why Soph Rush Won't Work It's three a.m. in a dim, smoke-filled room at the Dog- We write this editorial reluctantly, months just preparing for one week wood Motel. with a little sadness. of rushisn't likely to let upduring the The chairman of Terry Sanford's Young Voters in Western North Carolina, puffing on a big black cigar, We have always been in sympathy "off season" before Sophomore Rush. settles in his chair and announces: with the spirit of Sophomore Rush; About 40 or 50 members of each "It's in the bag, boys." we heartily approve of its goals. freshman class will be rushed for a NBC's 501 Computer has just coughed up 49-to-one Last spring this newspaper conced- year instead of a week. This rushing odds in John Kennedy's favor, and Democrat Sanford ed that Sophomore Rush was an ac- may not be quite as strenuous as has already been named North Carolina's gubernator- ial winner. tuality. We urged that both the ad Rush Week, but it will be concerted, ministration and the fraternity sys- and will be a serious block of effective Charles Grandison Rose HI wears a lazy, confident studying on both upperclass and un- grin. tem begin immediately preparation derclass levels. There is absolutely no He's had a hard day. for the implementation of the new way of enforcing any prohibition of All afternoon he shuttled back and forth between a program. As far as we can see, rushing over a year's time. Mooresville— textile mill and the polls, transporting mill— neither group has done anything sig- life will workers in a car plastered with Democratic posters 3. The freshman's social to vote. ("Aw, they're all votin' for Sanford," he said. "I nificant. be severely limited. There is no way Furthermore, we have changed just hand them a Sanford card and say 'Here's your our of getting around the fact. C. Shaw ticket. Let's go vote.' I've really been meetin' some char- minds. Last spring, we were skeptical, Smith and the Union Committee have acters.") but we were willing to give Sopho- grandiose plans for exchange dances, Earlier he attended a full— day of classes, including more Rush a try. Now we have come better facilities, more Chinese Check- one in "advanced speech" a course which has only to the conclusion that it is not worth one student this semester: Charles Grandison Rose III. er Boards, etc. (His debut as an advanced speaker was a chapel stump trying. But gentlemen, when the weekend speech on behalf of the Democratic ticket; k he deplored You have been pestered for three comes, students want to get away low wages paid dime store workers in the Eisenhower months now with objections to Sopho- from Davidson. They don't want to era. This met with a decidedly cool reception from Davidson's more Rush. From the standpoint of stay cooped up in David Ovens Stu- Republican majority). the fraternity man. some of these ob- dent Union with a checker board and Time passes. Kennedy's lead narrows, stretches to jections are valid It will now cost a girl - who - didn't " have - a - date- over a million, then narrows again. Charlie Rose, revell- more to be in a fraternity. Several of for - the - weekend - so - she - came- ing in every tense political moment, rears forward. the smaller houses may not be able - "Lord, Ilove this! Ithink 1 must.have been born for to absorb the expense This leads to to Davidson. Poll Indicates Kennedy this sort of thing." a second objection: two or three fra- You say Sophomore Rush will (As a freshman, Young Voter Rose considered him- ternities are likely to fold. strengthen the Independent group? We admit that this self born to be a medical man. Later he did a brief stint will accomplish Why. freshmen will be so glad to as a pro-ministerial student. Present plan: law school, a one Sophomore Rush goal— the num- pledge a fraternity that the ratio of little politics on the side). ber of Independents will be increased. Support fraternity members to Independents Also Has Abroad "That dang Gavin. Shoulda conceded long time ago." But we would hesitate to "strengthen" may very well increase. the Independents By LEONARD RICHARDSON Henry Cabot Lodge goes to bed. Rose chuckles. with men who are 4. Sophomore Rush will not put to Davidsonian Faatur. Editor Richard Milhous Nixon turns in with a glum state- disgruntled and bitter because they an end impositions on a pledge's time. many ment. Rose whoops in partisan joy. not to stay There is a growing attitude among A stronger foreign policy in respects an unusual held by Catholics and Social- could afford in their fra- leader. ." ternities fraternity members that "if we can't seems to be anticipated by sev- . ists, Strating inferred that Ken- The 501 Computer grinds out 333-to-one odds, the or because their chapters ' highest it can manage. were forced to resign their charters. have freshman pledging, we'll give eral Richardson Scholars be- FOREIGN POLICY nedy's religion and the fact cause of the change in admin- that he is "more to the nods, But these are objections to the sys- those sophomore pledges all kinds of Four Richardson Scholars social- Rose busies himself composing a telegram to istration of the United States. ist side than tem: these are factors that will hurt hell." from Austria, West Germany, Nixon" wouldlead Governor-elect Sanford. .. "Rest assured that you have poll conducted by TIIK Holland, ' the support of all the state in your journey to the the fraternities, and many faculty- Childish? Sure, but that's beside In a and Colombia empha- over two-thirds of the Dutch New DAVIDSONIAN this week, elev- sized the impact the new ad- people| to favor Kennedy. Frontier for North Carolina. . .'" members evidently aren't too con- the point. More time, more returns. You argue that the more mature en of tho fifteen Richardson ministration will have in the cerned with how badly the fraterni- foreign policy. "LOST PRESTIGE" sophomores non- Scholars were asked. "What field of "It's in the bag, boys." ties are hurt. won't stand for this Wolfgang Mayerhofer said, Another Fraternity answer you will be the reaction in your student from Hol- threatens, What about the system itself? Why sense? men "I think it is the general opin- jland, Mensink, Sleep but there's still a gleam in hiseye... country Kennedy's becoming Hans said."Since wont it work0 Why wont it achieve bluntly, and with alarming truth: to ion in Austria. . . that we arc as though he's glimpsing the future. the next President the f. the United States has lost pres- its goals? We have four answers. "They'll stand for anything to get that of looking forward to a change in ' 1 America's, tige in the world and since the The name. That damn name. 1 pin." S.?' foreign policy, not ' It will not work because at least in principles but in practice. world situation during the past percent body is These are our reasons for believing Most of the eleven students Charles Grandison Rose III for Governor. No. Charles 60 of the student des- "We're looking forward to ;year has been getting worse, perately to Sophomore weak interviewed thought tho news ... G. Rose for Governor. Charlie Rose, the Common Man's opposed it. Sophomore that Rush will be a seeing in Kennedy a strong | general feeling of Kennedy's victory' would get the in Holland Friend. A vote for Rose is a Vote for.... Rush was conceived and nurtured by and ineffectual system. president, a man who can stop is in favor of a change in the The young voter yawns, sinks in his chair ...yawns a handful of dedicated people. This And what do we offer as an altern- a positive reaction when it Khrushchev's insulting and ag- again. reached their homeland v administration of the U. S. in handful and a reluctant administra- ative? We make no offer. gressive behavior.. ." ]favor of ...Kennedy." it up to you. Draw us up KENNEDY'S FATHER GERMANS POSITIVE TANNER'S THESAURUS tion can't make it work when 600 We leave Concerning Colombia, Luis men are fighting it every step. a program that you feel is sane, but Surrey. Steve Wood from Arnold' Kroner from West iQuintero explained that during 2. "Dirty rushing" will run ram- fair to the fraternity system which England said that "many peo- Germany the in thinks reaction Eisenhower's administration pant.Sophomore Rush advocates scoff has been one of Davidson's most ple didn'tlike Kennedy's father. Wad Germany will be positive, Girl, LatinAmerica has expectedbet- Sleep, Home-- at this argument, but they underesti- prominent assets since the turn of mi they probably prefer Nixon "although the present govern- I prefer Kennedy myself since ter co-operation of the U. S. mate the dedication of some fratern- the century. ment would have probably pro- I like his social ideals. You terred Nixon, Government' in the growth ity men. A boy who is willing to sac- fraternities can either accept because Nixon of The Americans are bound to | look- more uncompromising in ithe two countries. school, Meaning rifice a summer job. summer it. or reject it and accept Sophomore cialization of some kind MOM defending every Have New " foot of free 'Unfortunately," he said, "no or trip to Europe to spend day (for a three Rush. " land example. Quemoy and particular By JIM TANNER BROTHER — any "Personally. I'm for Nixon. Hatso). care has been taken. one of a Davidioniin Feature Writer group perhaps fifty Richard Dawkb from Denmark Also. Nixon doesn't want to Many people in Colombia hope of compar- Whenever an individual en- ative strangers Firm, . remarked. "*o Im disappointed ile the Russians, if Kennedy's administration to whom life- Dignified And Rigorous with will ters any particular realm of long OVer the election. I left hORK the IJu-siiin- don show first really devotion and loyalty has t be concerned about our endeavor, he finds that each sworn. The Student Council ls delivering under the supervision of the Fresh- before the campaign really h:id good Kroner continued. been ' will." economic development." different realm has its own ver- — man Adviser, the freshmen will look -t.irted. but I think Uh I lint public opinion probably MONEY ... come again? the goods as we expected isee last ' Anders Trydell from Sweden nacular. This vernacular may — ity i> Kennedy < weeks editorial. "The Court's upon the Court with respect. for n more lor Kennedy, bo- be composed of entirely new TIME, FREE ... come Last ne to more commented that elections in again OhMKC"). The Council's actions should quiet "NEW F.D.R.' seem-- lM ac- words, or it may simply consist again? At this week's meeting, the than Nixon. The Sweden this fall have drawn at- disgruntled liberals, even though tue German of new meanings for common- REVIEW— has a direct rela- council members, in decisive the it 1 and un- Kri whatever, while Iregale you The average human being is son traditions and to instill in the Court of Control in coming years. a.m. when their most savage with a selection of words that not strong enough to withstand freshmen respect for these traditions. congratulate on Receive signs of happiness had subsid-ihavo changed in meaning for these mental rearrangements. We the Council Letter's Sting " I The Court will be dignified because their careful, thoughtful deliberations De ""** *" ' ■«l 'me! — Hence most Davidson graduates „ , in .- of joy place gets spend rest it will be pursuing worthy objectives TheTK 5KLstudents concerned 'nJ-Ti "And their had such pro- HOME a that the of their lives and their solid actions. about bids. portions they every day. screaming "No! in a worthy fashion. With Sophomore Rush to that invited the more attractive I'll fail!" at the the Court T. B. C. seem think If m committccLs ,„ juslif Pal-supporters tocome out SLEEP— synonymous mention sleep; trying to a to from a verb of dis- «cri*. made >» them its it should have - However, appease he gods of the alter. as thi'ir hiding places. with fall. cover what having money is EDITOR-IN-CHIEF „ tin Viking nation is split. — (usually preceded drinking meals; B MjIlner at.on w,.l pUt l.fe back on the still GRADES like: their and fl feasibIc by adjective bad) BUSINESS UMial ma,l f.rs week ol school „„>„. J May it be united in the "Caro- the a means trying to make up for years MANAGER rharlic Rowi. Sophomorc or M)me on^ 'line for first baby" movement! of determining how much sleep spent without the companion- Thia !■ toftol, .smce the IFC ()f othcr plans' Aunt Man! someone gets: good grades, ship haao t got the courage to make JJ ■Hail Hail Uncle no of "what there weren't Associate Editors Tom Colvin Feature ""' Frum sleep. never hardly any Editor Leonard Richardson useful in any such situa- Sam!" of." Ervin Duggan Copy Hatar Jack Hand tion. - Bob Moore Photograph' r- Gene Well |Uj&MM^MajBjBHaBBjjjaaja «- //-12. Thtrt is another way,how- LISTENiDO NO, THAT ' HIS Managing Editors David Jordan Jerry Abernathy Lr^O^^'J VMARKING"—BACK.' Russ Showaltcr BUR6LAR; J\ Circulation Manager' Butler Bennett liason betwttn faculty and y<^ BASK". fak) Sports fARFAjfcl i! Editor Bill Godwin Assistant Bus. Manager ~ 1/ O Gene Adcock ttudontt. It would teem that APCiOr* 1 /ARF / »h. faculty fr«t.rnlty commit- H rA"r I - ' / ARF I i Entered as Second Class Matter at the Post Office at Davidson, North Carolina, t.« would fill this rolo. Un- V*)" Af?F M 4L M /^\ «^ under Act of March 3, 1179. fortunately, It was th. raluc- W »"' V_^^afl" fence to taka any action that ■ ," t.-j this commit... .howod, that ?_1^1_; _~Z FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 11. 1960 THEDAVIDSONIAN PAGE THREE. ■ WildcatsFlyToLehigh-FeetOnGround Loop's A LOOK AT ... Win Over Virginia Tech Sheffield Is Called The Greatest Ever Player Of The Week «\' By STEVE CLARK By AUBREY LANCASTER Davidtonian Sports Writer DavidMnian Sports Writer Still drunk with joy over its excellent performance 9 mm Last Saturday night at 10:30. about two-hundred jubi- at VF1 last Saturday, the Davidson College football team Wk ■ By Bill Godwin lant Davidsonians jammed the Ballroom of the College hits the road again this weekend, this time via airplane, Union, as first President Martin and then Coach Dole and heads north for Bethlehem. Pa., to face the always stood in front of the Wildcat football team and pro- tough Engineers of Lehigh University. greatest victory foot- claimed "the ever for a Davidson The 'Cats were brought back er of the Southern Conference. THEY SAID it couldn't be done. We did, too. Here ball team." was an opponent who had been down to earth this week on the The loss to V.M.I came last rated the strongest team Just five hours earlier. Coach conference leaders. practice field by weekend, and it is certain in the Southern Conference by almost everyone— 4:01 in the third II I head mentor that includ- Dole had been carried to the With left IBill Dole, who has been con- Lehigh would like to get even ing Coach Bill Dole. The Techmen had rolled by quarter, V.P.I.'s Johnny Wat- over Vir- center of the field these stantly warning them of Le- the Southern Conference, ginia. Wake Forest, picked up punt with Richmond. West Virginia and Wil same Wildcat warriors who had kins a Sheffield [high's keep up Ham and Mary. They had lost to victory two-yard-line and was abilities. and in addition its narrowly powerhouses scored a momentous 9-7 on his Dole and his "giant killers" winning ways against Clemson and North Carolina powerful V.P.I, dumped in the end zone by Davidson. State. over before 4000 a plane today A year ago. Engineers House give boarded at noon the onlookers who were toostunned Danny to Davidson well aware of came south DAVIDSON, margin victory. their task. for their first en- on the other hand, was one and four on by developments to feel either its of VOW MADE counter with the Cats, rainy SCORE and the season. wet or chilled in Blacks- GOBBLERS Having tasted the delicious managed to do something no burg. With 5.09 remaining in the fruits of the victory tree, the other foe could— they shut the VPI's publicity releases that week mentioned Says Dole, "I thought game, the Gobblers finally David- Coach President Martin spoke before a rally of 200 players have vowed to 'Cati nut, son only parenthetically, looking forward to the George tiring de- students Sat- Dole and 140. if we could hold them defen- scored on the 'Cat urday night which greeted th* victorious Wildcats, standing themselves th;it they will not SCOUTS GAME Washington game today. The Davidson game was to be sively if we could keep fenses, marching 25 yards for ... in the background. Also held in th* Union Ballroom was a let this feeling go without a Once again, the Wildcats face a piling on of statistics for Tech, nothing more. The moving our defenses around... the score with Art Pruett go- showing of th* gam* movie Wednesday night. Between flight ;i higger and stronger team. As- school nesvspaper predicted a 49-0 score, making such ing the 400 we'd have a chance." Davidson last three. and 500 students attended. On the other Coach sistant Coach Tom Stevens, who remarks as, "There's been a nasty rumor floating Davidson just held the hand. around. idid had William I.eckonliy has probably scouted the Engineers' 18-14 Its not true. Davidson WILL show up for the game." TOOK V.P.I, downs on the COMMAND offense for been hearing a few promises loss to V.M.I., described them Davidson sevenyard-line. The first half saw from his Brown and White clad as "a real tough team, with a IT STARTED raining on Saturday. Miles completely closing minutes Stadium. dominate the field In the a 71- ThePEayersTell Engine er- Ihi- week too. big line averaging a little over I (he yard built into an earth-well, was the picture or gloom, flanked as Wildcat defenses held scoring play was nullified LOSE LAST FOUR 300 pounds." by the castle walls of the Gobblers to 48 yards net. for the Gobblers because of type campus buildings. a The Engineeri started thr added. "V M.I. got while the Davidson offense was holding penalty anil two plays j Stevens BECAUSE they expected season off with a bant; by down- three quick touchdowns in the a slim turn-out for the game, moving the ball for a phenom- later Sheffield intereepted 1 the Gobblers had arranged for neighboring high Story lag Delaware Colgate, and Get- first h;ilf. but couldn't move school ; ou Own 191 out Their enal yards. pass and the Wildcatsa ran tyabarg, but have tlacfead <>n the kill in the second half." students to get in for 50 cents a head. A resounding David-on M-ored it- touch- the clock for their victory chorus Our "Wildcat oi the Week" choice this week iMicom |in their last lour oatiAga with point out of "boos" greeted the Wildcats onto the field. 6:28 remaining in Particularly pra.seworthy in I He wi-nt on to that down with I the whole Davidson football team and its coach- team to TnfU, Rutgers. Buck- "Lehigta has lot of power,and the second quarter on a nine- this team victory was the work ■ MEANWHILE, i ling staff: Uvin\ Coach Bill Dole and assistants Roger nell. and V.M.I., current liad UMl a great many roll-out pas- your sports editor was groping his yard pass Redding to of the left side of David !1 way through from Tee the Thrift.'Dwight Shoe and Tom Stevens. the mountains of Virginia,havingmisjudged Danny House. Bruce Usher ad- son line which blocked superb-1 * " PERSONNEL the driving time to Blacksburg. At 2:05 p.m., 35 minutes extra point. ly against publicized right ; Our highest praise goes to late, ded the the BOBBY CORDLE: Team effort of Lehigh's better per- he arrived in a drizzling rain. A grating roar went This score climaxed a 76-yard |Mc of the V.P.I, junior halfback Jerry Sheffield. law line. made Igreat win. Everybody sonnel includes 2451b. tackle up from the crowd as he stepped from the car.He scoring drive, Wild- On who was named Tuesday as Ihe could with the offense Alex Gibbs hud had given up on uv We were Ken! guard imagine what was registered on the Scoreboard. covering ground R;i yards in 13 carries and Jerry Southern Conference Player of Bohovich. 225-lb. cats the in 13 only liuli.ml Parsons, linebacker plays. 59 in 10 tries for thi' Week, but we could not the ones who thought we Sheffield had in tries for could Charles Wentz. sophomore quar- PASSING through gate, V.P.I.'s Gobblers returned to the Wildcats. help but mention the win. the he saw the score: 7-0. wiata terback Walter King, and Bill Not until he reached (the second upset team for its superlative effort MIKK MM: We went with the press box one dry place in the field for the half This knocked the Tech- Jones, 190-lb. senior captain stadium) aroused team, men of at Virginia Tech. victory on the did he realize that the touchdown was Dav- an ball but the out a tie for the confer- our minds. We end. idson's. The high strong coupled pulled For a change let schoolers had appointed themselves 'Cat defenses ence lead and the Wild we'll the worked together as before but Coach plans ad- cellar, pl.iyers do their talking. Dole to take our cheering section. Any visions of a lucky Wildcat with their own offensive inept- cat- out of the up to own not make fatal mis- Here's how they did the vantage of his speed against the break were shattered when the halftime stats came out ness proved loo much for the sixth place. saw the V.I'.I. admits, and credited the Gobblers with only two first downs. game: takes which have cost us sev- slower Engineers, and eral games this year. School "We might have to throw more DUNCAN MORTON: Beat Le spirit has been great since tin- week." A COUPLE of the VPI spotters left "to light a fire high! then. Keep up. His lineup changes send Bill under the Gobblers." Did they Duplicate it succeed? "Yeh." said Harriers To KENT to defensive guard, sarcastically TUCKER: The best JOE ANSI.EY: It was quite Shumaker someone as the third period wore on. feeling I've ever after Bruce I'sher to linebacker for had a an enjoyable afternoon despite ballgame guy injured Carl Hunt. Lou Zir- DAVIDSON added two points with a safety and as That Zeno is the rain! the early remaining nothing short of terrific. klc to offensive right end, and as 10:50 in the fourth period, most Gob- Showing? BIIX WHITTINGTON: It gave State Meet to offensive halfback Alex bler rooters were willing to concede. BUTCH SHUMAKER: Every me the best feeling of pride in The Davidson College crross-country team enters the JERRY SHEFFIELD Gibbs, who gained S3 last week. body played a hell of a ball- a Davidson team ever EVEN WHEN VPI pushed across a late touchdown, Southern Conference meet 0on November 21 with aspira- that I've An txtra bonus. you game and we won. It's past his- had. ... last week. had the feeling that Davidson still commanded the tions of a third-place finish. tory, on to Lehigh. game. A 71-yard touchdown run by The "Cat harriers carry a 7-2 MICK1E SLAUGHTER: Iam Th* Southern Conference the Gobblers was fourth behind two Carolina rep- TOM Sportswriters AiiOc iation called back because a holding penalty. record into the meet at Wil- SIMPSON. It feels won- proud a of You were not resentatives High to be member of this Tuesday named Davidson Shool suddenly shocked, then relieved, liamsburg, Va . on the coattails and a Point derful to win again. team. Riders Match for the touchdown was entry. Jerry at not meant to be. of sophomorestar Sterling Mar- JERRY SHEFFIELD: was of pres- halfback Sheffield It WHIN HALL: Lack its 'Player of th* W**k." tin. At Williamsburg. West Vir- a real pleasure, old scout. sure made for a great morale WithRichmond SOMEHOW, those who had ginia is favored for the cham- Sheffield, a junior, rushed watched the Wildcats Finishing behind th* tradi- DAVE LOVETTE: It was the victory. week in and week out forgot about the other pionship slot, since winning for 59 yards Saturday at Vir- The Davidson College ROTC weeks. Carolina and Duke, Davidson greatest team effort I've tea BILL SALZER: The way we There was admiration for a well-played game over VMI in early ginia Tech. H* punted eight rifle team is host to Richmond between (wept place th* an season since I've been at Davidson. two good teams. to third in felt just can't be put in words. times for an average of 31.7 University tomorrow for a "tat* meet Monday. match. BOB MCALLISTER: A tre yards. punts ■ " However, the Cadets will be mendous team effort Nothing It was really great. They were On*of the rolled shoulder to shoulder match. THE BOMB of amazement did not explode until the Ten teams entered the con- dead on the Tech one-foot- First shot will be lired at 1:30 primed lor real David faney about our offense. We good, but we just ran over Wildcats lifted Coach Dole and carried him across the gest. Top runner Sterling Mar- a battle. line and another resulted in p.m. on the indoor range — ran over them. As them all way. in field. Davidson had played its greatest game ever. tin ran well only to finish -on. I'urman and VPI will be for our dc the safety points I fense terrific! a and two for Hdk Derns. the 'dark horse' entries with CARL HINT: I thought they the Wildcats. Davidson has one match, iln 'Cats -porting i.kw DKKLE: We shot the best of all watted were real good, but I didn't On defense as well as of- defeating here Oct. 28, three. together and made few mis Cletnssn the pla> enough to work out fense, Sheffield picked off a takes for firM kmfl 1878 13TO. This year's meet will pre- the time this (Hunt w.i in Booters Tackle State year lined: It Wat l< r Gobbler pass in the game's A Woflord match UuflPFriday mier a conference meet for niic tn be on the winning tide. final moments to secure Dav- ncciUii because ot -(.he- i.iil. It's freshmen. The 'Cat frosh will BANKBEAO: at The) say let the best man win, idson s 9-7 victory. duling difficult!' - :'o«!il to win th enter with hopes of match- but mi I'm sine th.it mean- We're v..is the great After Edging ing the varsity third-place Pfeiff BRUCE USHER: I never er finish. have ItKK VOORHEES: fke ttefU In Charlotte, Davidsonians meet College played tgtJsai a better team The Davidson soccer team next Friday plavs its last game of the season The meet is scheduled U) be oi victor) ia 1 before. We had tirnii. ■ football ibar at the Famous Open a here with V.M.I. The Keydets played Pfeiffer In September, losing 54. We have lost gin al 11 am. Favorites in the Kitchen for ... one to Pfeiffer and won one. work. w<- matted to win anal able by many Tin win i . freshman duel are Kurman and "< did. Will,am and Mary. The David- Vl'l prove- it. Today the soccer team played LAST MINUTE Raleigh. while Frank Tulleck did an ■id CrQafe potted a 4-2 mark X. C. State at The With one mipute to go. they Wolfpack potential outstanding job on defense. this season on the running of has a lot of got their only point on the as pen- Next Thursday Tim Spilt), Charlie Rowe and PIZZA but won any games the soccer hasn't alty kick. yet. team playing a J. V. game Steve Wood.' of games is the famous OPEN KITCHEN After losing three in U.S.C. Marrotte Cii.icb said, | Let Impression All When asked what he thought minutes, with Coach Whittle "I was Us Freshen the of the last two the 'Cats hopes of boys play wellpleased with our showing W. about the game,Coach Marrotte good and with to let a lot 1318 Morehead Charlotte, N. C. got a break two so they will get the need- in the state meet and through- explained. "This is a key game. to go that minutes downed Pfciffer ed exDerience for next year. out the entire season." Your Clothes. Bring Your Dry Clean- A win at Raleigh could make 2-1 Monday. season a real success." the Coach Marrotte said, "We Last week the Wildcats lost S(pAs FOR SAT. NIGHT MEALS COME TO dominated the third and much ing to Us Ready to a hard playing Norfolk Navy To Be For the of the fourth quarter,and with IF Wrestling Ends team 1-0. the penalty boys played a good kick we got back The Navy into the win column." NextFunction progressive game, and in the As Swimming Begins ST0NE5TREETS CAFE fourth period, they got a good PLAYERS SHINE — break, when Davidson was pen- Claude Finny played his usu- intramural swimming win dp 450 S. MAIN MOORESVILLE alized. al good game, with John Strat- held Monday and Wednesday ;il Wray (Kappa Sig). 1671b class 7 p.m. The tryouts arc slated Stone iKappa Sig) vs. Jorgcn- for Monday and the finals will — — ■M iI'i Kapp); McNairy (SAE) JACKSON STEAKS CHOPS SEA FOOD be held Wednesday. In Intramural wrestling Tues- vs. Jones (Phi Gam). 1771b. day night, last IMF's champ*, elaai Kadeteek (SPE) n. Brew COLD BEER (SAO; Hicks (Ind.) vs. the Phi (ianiv jumped into the ar Gram- lead with 17 points. The BAE'l ley (I'i Kapp). 1911b. dass (Phi Gam) CLEANERS PRIVATE Cloninger DINING ROOMS Iff Li Mfft second with 16 points and vs. fctettl the I'i Kapps third with 12 (Pika); Day (KA) v- ! — (Phi Delti. Heavyweight Main Street Davidson mLjp'A paints. Ani OPEN WEEK DAYS — 6 a.m. - 12 p.m Wr PI I Tied for fourth place were old iKA) vs. Smith d'hi Caaa); a^aC Jfl S1^\ 1 I i^^( the Kappa Sigs and the Betas Ii<«> (I il'i Kapp) vs. Rude (SAE with eight points apiece. Bemtftnais >nd im.ils- were LATERriieUKOKAy held ! 1 pn: L^JJL3U^J^XMaB*BU*ial>]1^2J^V'I 00F'-M'racier,no.' I thanks THERIGHTTASTEBECAUSE Those whn von Tuesday and ttfi^^/ TOvou.J who were eligible to compete cim'likrVimpr-MM'b'idw IvvlOyS "^ tonight arc: 123 11). elaM Roles r~2r~ L«a^at a^Fx*^*"! B^v^^ro^"^ V (JOTIT... fgPE » s. Fowlir (SAE War then (Pi Kappi v«. Ku~li d'hi Gam) 13011). class— Thoi vi Neniir (Phi I Powell (Kappa Big)— v- I.ucas QMS) 1371b. class Harriaoa (SAE) vs. Brown (Sigma Chi); Van Doeren (Beta) Vs. Renner (Pikai. (Beta) "**~ i"rf«c*"»" t.' /BLEND! / ,J^O) 147 1b. class— Glasgow L"K\\ \\ e'«T«r iS^A^wHERtYcxjJSjM |^^uR£is! aBalMPILTER..^Hk / vs. Engh (Phi Gam); Merritt Dave Dakin battles Navy man for ball. (SAE) vs. Goven (Pi Kapp). 157- (Photo by Walls). Ib. class— Martin (Phi Gam) vs. THE DAVIDSONIAN FRIDAY,NOVEMBER 11. 1960 ?AGE FOUR Program Slated Debating Group Make By Concert Band After Vespers Open Houses The Concert Band under the The following professors will hold open house for direction of Frank West will students after vespers this Sunday night: Plans For Second Team present its first formal concert L^La^BatW ''of the season at 8:15 p.m. Threlkeld lohnston Pierce group making plans for the team's first plott Davidson College's expanding debate is Tuesday. November 13, in Cumming Lammers Plott local appearance. s^s^^^^^^^^H cChambers Auditorium.The pro- Puckett Davidson, possi- way they are showing up a* open public Purcell Professor Drake, faculty ad- team up to if the gram is to the and Ghigo Lord admission is free. Rhodes visor to the debating group, is ble. for a debate meet. \\ (. are pleased with the re- The 4O-piecc band is compos- florton Minter Schenck trying to organize a second de- Professor Drake aays of the iu|uo( the Wake Forest meet team, expanding debate boys edp of selected musicians from bate the pres- team: 'The seem ,„ 3 " body and its mem- ent group to two full teams and enthusiastic and ready to work the student very shouldn't do as well, if not s^^^ sP bers1, hail from a dozen Eastern two alternate teams. Tentative hard. Mr. Elliot and Iare ""^j better, in to come." Istates. The musicians have members of this new team are well pleased with the team and the meets WJ I Lou Allen, Lenox Baker. John earned and maintained an envi- Council Votes To Change able reputation among college Rankin. and either R. H. Keiter or H. M. Fisher. w 1 bands from Philadelphia to LINew Orleans. The organization OPEN TOURNAMENT Plays Tour Bob Blake's Band makes an annual Spring Frosh Regulations, Court It is hoped that this team Ac ■*l II0each year featuring the best in will be organized before De- I hband literature and top solo- The Court of Control was for the second week the cember 9. If so. Davidson will ists. topic of discussion at the entire Student Council meeting have two full teams represent- Music, lead "Smooth" NoR&R Conductor West will Monday night. The Council decided to recommend this ing them in the Southeastern the group in selections by week that the posts of Freshman Adviser and Judge of States Open Tournament at Ap- By ED RUDERT Vaughan Williams. Wagner and the Court of Control be combined. palachian State Teachers Col- Davidsonian Foaturo Writer Finale" from lege, Davidson, Handel. "The to incorporatethe from the Student Council or in Boone. "There is such a potential of musicians at Tschaikovsky's Fourth Symph- The motion debating I1 duties of Freshman Adviser and from the orientation group Each Oi the teams it was inevitable that a dance band should be formed ony be Of spe- separately. " will included. Judge hall has been practicing here, said Bob Blake, a senior from Abbeville. S. C. interest will be the "Out- of the Court of Control leaders of the counselers. sessions, cial passed in contrast to last The council voted to re- In future practice Overture" by Aaron Cop- was they practice Blake has formed at Davidson ed. That was a rough job, that door Then the Stud- move from the Freshman Reg- however, will to- land, one of America's top com- week's action. gether, a band which, along with an- first one. We've changed a ent Council decided to make no ulations the regulation forbid- so that the affirmative Pa^s^s^s»a^a^s^s"e*i^ga^ga^»^e^ia^a^B posers. one team may argued other group at Mooresville, are few things since then; we have f changes in the physical make- ding freshmen to walk on the of be give Huntington, Hostess, the south ; concert, against negative known as the "Men of Music." all new red coats to the Mri. J. B. stands outside Following the the up grass of campus. Also, the the of the oth- Before the of the Court. But after re- the Blake plays lead alto sax, and band a littlecolor. entrance of the Davidson College Guest House. I]Band will be honored by a regulation requiring at- er, and vice-vena. in 1941, housed consideration the Council felt the John Oehler and a man who We play smooth mu- large two-etory brick building was remodeled it receptionr in the ballroomof the way of freshmen all MOCK DEBATE lust that the only to achieve tendance at comes Charlotte plays sic," Blake stressed, as ha the college library. (College Union. making Court home athletic debating hopes in from their aim of the contests would The group to the other saxes. Gaines Grant- leanedback inhis chair. "The "dignified, firm, and rigorous" be to require attendance only have a mock debate in assemb- ham and another musician from style I like to try to croat* is change traditional the Freshmen art on ly now Open < was to its when between and the Charlotte are the trumpets. |u«t u* '«aay to dance to' makeup campus. Tournament in Boone. Protes- Dick Merchant is on piano, typo of music. Wo don't do Guest Students Gather To hopes to put a more House: Center Council considered tor Drake Ifs The new Adviser and Judge The a on and Raymond Weeks on bass. any rock and roll. points soon. Of this he ' would be elected InMm man- number of other in its full debate Price Caldwell is the trombon- of a big band stylo. Martin, says: Honor Team nor that the oresent froth- continuing discussion of the "We need more than ist, and the drummer is from "You see, we play mainly at Court of Control. This discus- anything else to stand up and large dances or parties for mid- College The student body held an in- men Adviser it. The Advis- Mooresville. For sion will probably last for at talk before an audience of some people young mar- Visitors have jobs booked in dle-aged or formal assembly during chapel er is now elected in the "Wo least two more weeks. The size." part ried couples who want that kiod ay FRED HARRISON period this morning to honor spring by the rising) senior this of North Carolina class from its ranks. The Council also considered extend- As announced in a previous and some of music. Davidsonien Feature Writer President Martin on his 90th DAVIDSONIAN, in South Carolina. ing the periodof effect for the issue of THE Wo few "We domostly stock arrange- Ibirthday and to cheer the foot- Freshman Advisor is a vot- have a woofconds loft A periodof two months in the spring of 1936 as Hos- j> Krvshmen Regulations in the the debate team will attend the some ments of most of the standard ballb Wildcats as they left for ing member of the Council. open, Friday nights," tess of the Guest House has led to four years at David- M»o, light of Sophomore Rush. 12th Annual InvitationalDebate Blake. have tunes. However, we use a few lLehigh the members of the commented "Wo son for Mrs. J. B. Huntington. appointed The Council planned to give Tournament at the Florida some high arrangements that Dick Merch- Meeting at 10:10 a.m. in front Cvwrt would bo by date* at school — present. the Court disciplinary State University, February 17 Hos- and Ihave done together." Throughout the year, Mrs >r a number of purposes Chambers, a crowd of stu- the Council as itis at clear dances. Memorial Nurses ant of0 powers, has not as yet and 18. This will be the group's fraternity fune- Blake mentioned that the Huntington tost recently as the college li- gathered around a huge discussion but pital, and a welcomes a succes- 4dents There was much considered specific punish- big trip of the year. On March members of the band were sion campus — par- rary. cakea and sang 'Happy Birth- be the mem- ■ton* of visitors as to who would ments. The intent of this re- 9, 10, and 11, the team willat- see," he stated, "basi- chosen for their ability and be- ents students, speakers, In 1941, the Grey Me- dday" with the Pep Band accom- the Court. No motion "You of after bers of vision is' to mak the Court tend the 29th Annual South At- cally band has been ex- cause they all like to play. "In- young ladies, completed p,panying. passed subject, this in and scholarship lonal Library was was on this but a disciplinary lantic Forensic Tournament at a desire to play are moved, stood on the both and ad- istence since the spring of this terest and applicants in the early spring. 3d the books were the j President Martin several alternatives were con- visory 4 Lenoir Rhyne College. really hold a band together," hs serve balcony with Student to institution. year. Things have been what The empty rooms of the old uilding was remodeledto ' ChambersC sidered. Among these were Henry Sbue, Professor Drake is looking Henry and said that work shaping up since we first start- said. building early in the week give i a Guest House to offer par- BodyB President Shue select the membersof the Court for another match for the lat- overnight on the revision and attempt to no hint of the full house that its and other guests j thankedtl everyone for the pro- accurate, ter part of March or the first - meeting find an up-to-date ver- can be expectedfor a big week- 1 week-end accomodations. igigram. (He had been part of April. He has written Visi- sion of the constitution was 2-7587 end, The Guest House has seven withw Davidson's Board of progressing satisfactorily. the coach at Lenoir Rhyne, and Day Phone TW 2-9374 Night Phone TW inside). (" When askod about hor four ?drooms and three dormitory torsto Contemporary Art has asked him to bring their series of pep Jack Taylor and John Pack- years at Davidson, Mrs. Hunt- >oms besides the apartment for j Afterwards a were for the Wild- er, membersof the Council will The Vagabond* will oive ington described them as le hostess, and at present has |callsct made Dole, tackle Now On Exhibit attend the Interim Council of priw of $25 for the best Archer's Gulf Service "perfectly delightful." "I capacity of 35 people,but cots «cats and Coach Bill a j Jerry month, 70 the State Student Legislature play written by a enjoyed mooting the .n be brought in to accomo- BillBi Salzer and halfback During the next ono-act have speak. at Duke University in Durham, student. The win- BRANDS OF OIL many guests and larger number. SISheffield were asked to original prints by contemporary Davidson ALL different ate a C, Sunday. This Council produced contacts," will be exhibited on the N. ning play will bo making interesting artists will prepare final plans for a Davidson, campus. These modern French by the Vagabonds. Manu- Main street N. C. she remarked. model assembly, somewhat sim- and Italian etchings and litho- scripts should bo turnod in Mrs Huntington was born in ilar to the various state legisla- desk by 24 Hour Wrecker Service-Pick Up & Delivery Service , graphs on loan from the to the Union Janu- Asheville and still finds time to Postpone are tures, to be held in early De- Vagabonds ary 15. Roten Gallery in Baltimore. return to the mountain coun- cember. paintings can be seen in try English and The She studied lobby of Music at Meredith College in| the Union and the Raleigh before she was mar- Chambers building. "Waiting Godot" cover a wide For The studying music works ried. Besides including history. Huntington likes "Waiting Godot." originally range in style, ex- Mrs. Samuel Beckett's for realism, surrealism, to play the piano and does so 21. by the Vagabonds, has been amples of scheduled for November non-objective, and by ear. postponed due to the illness of the leadingman, David abstraction., perform three !romantic realism. » In the summer when the j Dillard Instead the Vagabonds expect to interlude on prints range in price campus is almost deserted, modern one act comedies plus a two minute The Mrs. Huntington enjoys road- the open date. Ifrom four dollars to one hun- ing. She is especially inter- ter the presentation of these dred dollars, averaging about his- Although the drama group Vagabonds ested in biographies and three plays, the will thirty dollars. Persons inter- torical novel*, and last sum- has not selected lead parts for begin work on The Second estedin purchasing any of these mer she rood the Harvard these plays, much of the plan- Shepherd's Play,' a medieval drama, contact Dr. R. J Cal Classics collection. ning for the production has English to be presented should or Prof. Phillip Moose. When August comes around. been accomplished. The Vaga- on or aboutDecember 13. houn Mrs. Huntington finds time to bonds will present "Waiting for take a few weeks off to return Godot" at a later date, January to Asheville to visit her four 11 and 12. grandchildren. She also has The three comic plays which two grandchildren in Michigan. ,will be presented on either As she pointed out the November 30 or December 1 high coiling* and large win- are: 'It Shouldn't Happen to dows in the reception room, a Dog" by Wolf Mankoorruty, Mrs. Huntington recounted a /'Passion. Poison, and Petrifa- short history of the Guest ction" by G. B Shaw, and "If House. Men Played Cards As Women The brick building was con- Do" by George S. Kaufman. In structed in 1918 and was used additionthe players will present ■' interlude, 5 «] a two minute " "The JM Tridget of Greva. by Ring Esquire Comments Lardner. The first, "It Shouldn't Hap- pen to a Dog," is a seriocomic On dimmingNovel treatment of the story of Jonah departs from the tradi- WILL The December issue of "Es- which STU'S EXPLAINING HOW MACHINES tional account. "Passion. Poison, quire" magazine features ex- be unfinished nov- and Petrifaction" could cerpts from the stylized attempt to sat- Edward Cumming. termeda "OUTTALK" PEOPLE el of the late society; while Men SOME DAY and Mrs W irize "If son of Professor Women Do" is Cumming. Cumming died Played Cards As P. description of female Los Angeles area. As a pioneer in this new data early year of an unidenti- a satirical "Stu" Smith jrraduated from Southern Cal this , as seen with a predict* data processing fied poison at his home in the conversation powerful ran for excitement. His kind of transmission field Stu slanted masculine attiude. with a day Long North Carolina mountains excitement-Engineering, machines will some do more Distance He had finished Part 1 ol The comedies are expected , ,, , r,n "talking" than people. ' got he .bargained. for (and a little his projected three part novel to be presented in the dome He what Deluge Telephone. of contacted 12other companies before join- entitled After Me The ■ of Chambers at 8:15 p.m. on more) when he joined Pacific One Stu tovw 1 Telephone. there's any It is set in the Southern the list. As in the plays early assignments was to find out how ing Pacific "I don't think Stu's telephone of Nineveh. Cumming referrec1 which have boon performed existing Long Distance networks could be used limit to where a man can go in the comical (not humor year, the Vaga- course, place to it as "a earlier in the to pipeline high speed "conversations" between business today.Of this isn't the for ous) novel' and also called i1 bonds will carry out direc- computers cities. a guy looking for a soft touch. A man get* all the semi-picaresque. tion, acting, costuming and in distant ' opportunuy In its introduction. Esquire scenery for the plays. The fact that he did a fine Job did not go Jj-M^JtajU*** commented. "He was, we be - parts will be chosen fo unnotlCed lieve. an enormously gifteid I Lead BMOC* . . can cut it." on Sunday over . writer." Cumming was 26 ait the comedies "BigMan On Campus— yea man!He Today, four years after starting his tele- ing the 13th atter Vespers. A Stu's talking about the kind of opportitnti, the time of his death. treats the gals to Coke. Who can compete phone career. 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