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Volume LVIII LEXINGTON, , MARCH 14, 1958 Number 42 Another Book NUM~ OF' W 1..HI:N INTECMEwtD II 1,100 SIP A Journalists Meet Here In April By DAVE GOLLER Carolina's by. the Winston-Salem Ifeatu res of the convention will be More than 1,000 high rehool dele­ J oumaJ and Twin City ~ li nel , the cnticism sessions o( the varaous gates and sponsors wiJI com·erge on and West Virglnia's by the Charles- publications to be held Saturday. Washington and Lee University ton Pre--· Club. I Social funct1ons will include a Apn l 25-26 for the 29th annual QulU and Scroll banquet FrJday Southern Interscholastic Press A!J­ A SlPA PRESIDENT wall be elec- mght, a SIPA dance also Friday sociat.ion meeting. t~ by the_delegat~, and many so- night, and the awards banquet Sat­ The association is composed or Cia! and mformatave events have urday afternoon. A get-acquainted persons engaged in publ:cations been p~nne<;J. Mo~ than 25 round party will be held Thursday night work in ~ccondary schools lhrougout table dasc~aons will be held on all for delega~s arrl\•ing early. phalie:t of JOUrna!Jsm, and four short a nme-state area. The convention iJ cou~cs in newspapers, magaz.ines, Arrangements are now being com­ sponsored by the Robert E. Leo yearbooks, and photography will be pleted Cor howilil~J the delegates. Journalism Foundation, and Includes held. One or the most important All hotel and motel facilities in and the states of V1rgmia, We~ Virgirua, around Lexington will be used, and Maryland, Kentucky, North Caro­ it is expected thal some of the rep­ Ilina, South Carohna, Alab..ma, Geor­ resentatives will have to stay in gia. Tennessee, and the District of Wieting Wins private homes. Columb•a. In addition to offering the young journallm an opportunity to learn TilE APPROXIMATELY 1,100 Phi Beta Kappa more about their chosen fields the delegates and sponsors from 160 I the convention will also give many tccondary schools represent 266 pub­ or the students their first opportu­ l!cations which are competing for Soph Award nity to see W. and L. Many SfPA awards for outstandmg work in their Thomas Warren Wieting, sopho- delegates have decided to attend I respective fields. The publicntions mort' from Owt>nsboro, Kentucky, W. and L. alter first seeing the are currently being judged by 17 was named as the recapient of (he c:ampua while attending an SIPA professional journalists throughout Phi Beta Kappa Sophomore Award, Iconve ntion. John Wh1te, sophomore Virginia, and each public:~iton will al was announced today by Dr. Lambda Chi, was elected president receive a certificate of its rating. W W. Pusey, president of the Gam- of SIPA in 1956. the popularity o( diiTerent rorporatioru. wiU1 Trophies will be pr~nted Cor the rna of Virginaa chapter. Drawing by belton Ibes t newspaper, magazme, yearbook, This award is made annually to and radio tape according to the en­ rollment of the sponsoring school. W. Goodman Seven trophies will be awarded in Industrial Representatives the newspaper and the yearbook categories, two to magazmes, anrl one for radio. Wins Award Three Scholastic Press Association Bill Goodman, a senior from Lex­ Express Employment Views trophies will be awarded to out­ ington, has been awarded a Ful­ standing newspapers oC Virginia, By MIKE MEADE tr1cs in writing this article, so that bright sc:hol.arahip for graduate &tudy West Virginia, and North Carolina. (Editorial Note: Tbe following he could present clearly the Place­ in theology al the Univl•rsity of The Virginia award is sponsored by ls the first of two articles dealing mt:nl Program o£ Washington and Edinburgh in the United Kingdom the Virginia Press Association, North with the Washington and Lee Lel' from industries' point of view, for the academic year 1958-59. Measles Epidemic Subsides Placement Program. The objec:t as well as the student's ouUook. Goodman received one of approx­ imately nine hundred grants {or After Partyless Weekend of the articles Is to acquaint the TilE INDUSTRIAL representa­ W&L man with the many ru;pec:ts livcs Interviewed feel that in think­ graduate study abrood awarded un­ Stipend For der the Intemalionol Educational The threat of a widespread measles of the program by c:iting both Ing about placement interviews and Exchange program of the Depart­ epidemic at Washington and Lee has Industry's and the student's out­ buslne!!S opportunities for Wnshmg­ subsided and fratcrnny house parties look on it.) ton and L<>e mt'n, the purpose of the ment of Slate. and other student activities will be Best Library Not.e in the graph the large num- interviews should be exaolly defined. AS PROVIDED by the Fulbright held as scheduled this weekend .. ber of American industries that hove The main purpose from industry's Act, a U students are selected by the Dr. F. A. Feddeman, W&L stu­ appeared on the Washington and Lee vieY.poinl is lo fmd capable men Is Offered Board o( Foreign Scholarships, the dent. physician, said today the meas­ campus, the categories in which the who can fill the1r needs. members oC which are appointed by les outbreak, which started more industries are placed, and the com- Quahficalions may vary Y.idcly A $30 prize will be awarded by the President of the United Slates. than three weeks ago, has "quieted parativc partiCipation of each cor- Cor each company, but in this reporl­ the Friends of The Library to the Students are recommended by the down." Only two cases have been poratlon as shown by the number of crs intervieW One Of the rcprcscn­ senior in the academic college who campus Fulbright committees and by reported this week. he said. W&L students each industry inter- tatJvcs stated that one thing we all has assembled, for consideration, the Institution of International Edu­ Last weekend, fraternity parties viewed. This reporter inlervied var- have m common U. that, ''we are the best student library acquired 1 cation. were canceled. lous representatives o! these indus- looking for men that show marked durmg his undergraduate years. The International Educational Ex­ ------Iqualities or lt-a dershlp. responsibility. Final dale !or entering the an- · change Program is designed to pro­ and delcnnination." Most industries nuaJ contest IS May 10. The winner mote a better understanding between Mary Was · gton Glee Cl ub do not draw their executives £rom will be announced May 16. people of the United States and the hin an outside company, but depend people of other countries. T0)1 WIETING upon the steady flow from the ranks ANY SENIOR m the undergradu­ The program also provides op­ • W&L • c Soph Award Winner Will om m oncert to fill the upper echelon positions. ate academic college who wlU re­ portunities for foreign nationals to J The ability of getting along well ceive his diploma in J une is ellgible study in American colleges and uni­ the sophomore who has attained the Fifty members of the Mary Wash - ton group was given in the Spring with hilt fellow workers is a quality to enter the contest. haght>St scholastic average in his first versities, and for an exchange of ington College Glee Club will ap- of last year, and was reportedly n Cor which all industries search­ Only those books - including are three semesters at Washington and teachers, lecturers, research schol­ pear in a joint concer.l. with the great success. Stewart. says he feels inR; t'V<'n though an individual's paperbacks-acquired by contestants Lee. ai'S and specialists between the Washington and Lee Glee Club in the club is al it's greatest strength, m<'ntal capacity or Willingness to do since enrolling in the University United States and more than seven­ Doremus Gymnasium on F riday, and that the student body will be work is great. lh<'re IS no place will be considered. Merit of the li­ WIETING'S RECORD consists of ty foreign countries. March 21, at 8 p.m. greatly surprised at the improvement for h1m in Industry if h<' lacks this brary will depend upon size, quality, straight A's, or a 3.00 average (or Robert Stewart, director of the the group has made since it's last all-important quality. and repr~entation of the contestant's three semesters of work. W&L Glee Club, said today the concert.. interests. The pme consists of books to the purpose of the concert is to get . . I ~ DUSTRY WANTS men that Library Sends the W&L group slart.ed off artistical- A PARTY will be given m the have o keen fcelmg Cor the company BEFORE 1\lAY 10, each conle~>tant vulue o£ twenty-five dollars to be 1 and financially for their spring Student ~nion for the Mary Wash- they join; on mterest that considers should submit to the hbrnrian, Henry selected by the recipient for his per­ ~ ington garls after the concert by more than salJry or po~ltion (ac:tors Coleman, a typewritten hst, In du­ sonal hbrary App1-opriate bookplates Postal Cards ur. Ith e W&L group. alone. "Ir o person has a keen in- plicate, of hi.s library arranged al­ are f~rn iShed by the local chap~ r B RICK 1\IARSHALL TilE PROGRAI\1 will be divided Admission for the concert is SOc terest In a company, he will rise to 1 phabelically by authors or in sub­ of Phi Beta Kappa. Y into three parts The Mary Wash- for students and 75c other . a po:.ition that 6 warranted by hrs ject group. The purpose of the award is to I Notification of overdue libra~ mgton Club will sing several num­ ability.'' id one represenlath·e that ''Either method i! acceptable, encourage exceptional scholastic en- fines 1ll. now beml( done via ita bers, Werner Delman, the W&L Glee wa:; mterv1ewed. The pe1·son &eekmg though the breakdown by subject deavor among undergraduates dur- cards, library chacf Henry Co eman Club accompanist, will play some ~Lindbergh ' a job must ~ patient- he cannot ex- usually hows up the collection mg their first one and a half years announced today. piano selections, and the W&L Club pect to go to the top at once. Sev- better." Mr. Coleman said. her<' This change was necessitated by · the poor results achieved uner the ~;ll sing several numbers. era! buslnt's.' reprbt'ntatives assert- Contestants should contact the li­ old system of three successive notaces On the men's program will be: ed that "most men received promo- brar1an before May 10 deadline in To Appear at on the library and ODK bulletin Randall Thompson's powerful spirit­ lions nftcr being w1th their company order to make arrangements for dis­ boards. ual "Lac;t. Words of David," four for one or two years, and received playing a sample port1on or thear B~ys Choir Ends Negro spirituals, T. S. Eliot's "Hoi Beta Party 1>romouons rl>gularly therc.-after." libraries. The sample collection "UNFORTUNATELY," says Mr. low men" St.-l lo mu.sac, and a medley "Charles Lindberg" will be ht'rc It is natural loa· t!:t· student to should include from 10 to 12 vol­ Rockbridge Series Col<'man, the libmrian, "loo many oC show tunes. wondcr y, hat at i:; that business umes. people don't look at bulletin boards." on Saturday, March 15. . ometimt> The Vi enna Boys Choir, acclaimed A concer-t. w1th the Mary Washmg- At. the end of each ~emes lt-r, from latt'r on In the afternoon, officials r<'p l'l'St'ntutin>:~ al'c &pl'Cifically look- TilE J\JOGE.."i or the conle~l arc throughout the world, will present sixty lo eighty-five :~t ud ent.s have confirmed today. Neilht'r ram nor ing fo•· 11 lll'n they come to the cam- memben; of the Faculty Library the final program in the Rockbridge been called In from examination sleet nor snow will keep "Lindy" Plll> to recruit college ~raduate:.. Committee and Student Committee Concert-Theater Serit>S Monday Men from industry mamtoin there is of the Friendb of The Librory. rooms lo pay thei r fin e5-Causing Worship Group from making his nppoorance at lh<' nl~tht nt 8;15 in the Lexington High much trouble for everybody. Beta Theta Pi "Roaring Twentie~" no set pattern existing. Certain com- Lasl year's winner was Charles School auditorium. house party this weekend. AU are ' C'n nt lnuPd nn p1we rour) Swezey, a PIKA from Waynesboro, ThL'I is the second time the group Sine<' the way In which overdue Meets Weekly Invited to see this famou~ aviator who:.e library consisted of !lOme 400 hn:. appeared in Lexington. They books are handled hnc; been very "in person.'' Dr J ames G. Lcyburn addressed titles. y. ere asked lo return this year be­ successful, overdue fines will be the University Worahlp Servlct- on "Lindbergh," who will bt! imper­ Phi Gams Win The contest was st.arttd about 20 cau e of the excellent reception handled in the samt' way. After the "The Importance of Little Things" sonated by Beta, Rice T illey, will he years ago by John G Herndon, a !(lven them here last year. first wek, the !ttudrnt will be politely yesterday at 12:05 p.m. broUjtht in glory to City Hall (moved 1911 W&L graduate who becAme a requec;ted to, "pay promptly to avoid The talk was one in a series of to the Bela House for the occa.s on) Blood Drive member or the Ha\'erford Collegt' TilE BOYS CHOIR is currently on academ1c unpleas:lntne!IS." If another weekly meditations given by select­ aller a traumphal parade down Main faculty. un exll·nded tour of the United week pa se:., the cnrd o ks him lo Phi Garnrna Delta has been States. The cho1r, and other groups ed members of the !aculty and min­ Street. There he will be awarded the pay, "to avoid helng called before awarded a keg of beer by the IFC isters from this area. key to the city by "Jimmy Walker," from Vienna'~> world famous Kon­ the Adminiitrative Committee," Bill Wisdom, and speeches will be for highest p;~rticipation in the rt'­ Pat Boone Cancels Plans vlkt <;cltool, have appeared in nearly IC a litudent lihould still not pay, TilE UNIVERSITY ervlces arc.; made. cenl lJiood drive. The Phi Gam '~ To Spend Eeaster at VMI l'Very country on the globe. he would be called beforu the Ad­ non-s~t..uian and designed to give After the ceremony, the Bl'tas achieved top honors throu,h the do­ The t-ehool maintains three choirs mini trative Committee, con isting the student a few mlnutes during and their guest will move in:o;lde Cor nation of thirty p.nts. ZBT was sec­ Plans have Callen through to have at all times. Two are available for of Dr. Games and Dean Gilliam, the day lo relax and wonhip. Each cocktails as the "Roaring Twenties" ond with twenty-lour pit.ts. Pat Boone vls1t Lexington durtng tourmg while one must always be in W•lliams, St"nsabauyh and Adams, week a tudenl leader from one or get under way. A kt-g wn" al o given for per­ the Easter holidays. Twenlleht Cen- Vienna to participate in services at and a~ked to show reason:. why he the fraternities on campus takes The original Lindberg, not to he {'(·nlftge par1il.'iplltlon. ZBT was vic­ tury Fox Studios announced tod~y . St. Stl'phen, Cathedral and the should not be dropped from Wash­ part in the service. confused with the "Bm Lindbergh," torious with 73 per cent. Boone, the star of a forthcommg choar's other mw.lcal activitie:.. ington and Lee University. Th1• University Worship Commil­ made n momentous record non-stop A total of 87 p1uts wcrl' 1 i\·t·n 111 film nhout VMI ha~ llC'I!n pn·nntr.cl l The group is probably best known The addl' cents for each card mailed. Page Z THE RING·TUM PHI

The College Settle To Grimp Is Inhuman

Friday Edition Yankee Coed Hero Junkie Mtmber of Vlrrinla lntercoUe(iate P~ Association Considers W&L Misses Homer; llolder of VlPA's "First Award in CoUeriate ~ewspepers"-1135-56-57 Published on Tuesday and Friday during the college y~ar. Editorial and Off the Beam Waters Camels B u.sl n~ offices: Student Union Building. Mailing addresa: Box 89& Printed at the Journalism Laboratory Pres.. of Washington and Lee Uni­ n,, ROB ELDER By MIKE SORELL veraity, Lexinrton, Va.rg10i.a. Tlus column has rP«-ived a letter Over the last two wet-k we have Entered u aecood clau mat~r Sep~mber 20, 1946 •t the P01t Office, from a mtdwntem coed-who seems been pursumg the adventures of Lexington, VirJinia, under the act of March 3, 1879. • to consider our idMlS rather off the Bob Snowden, a Nat.ional Advertising Repr~:Sentative: The Notional Advtrusers Serv~ce, bt'om In regard to this writer's hjgh school junkie. Inc., 420 Madison Avenue, New York. S}X'CUlatton two weeks ago that I The Arsl week I Kll\t WOOD STEVE FRffiDLANDER Stanford Unive~lly students are a tumt'd In ,, com- Friday Editor-in-Chid B~aln ess Mana.rer little unhappy about the iron-clad plete RC.'rlpt, which liquor prohibition there, she has was too long. The EDITORIAL BOARD this to say: "1 disagree with the second week, last Managing Eclltor...... ~...... Jun Brynnt end of your colwnn .. bout Stanford. week, I tumcd in AMoclate Ed..ltors ...... ~ .. .B1ll Ashworth, Bill Loeffier, Jim Mason What are you, warped or one-sided a conclu slon News Editor...... _...... John Towler or somethin•? Which was also Aailtant News Editor...... _ .. _ ...... -- ···---· Evan Kemp WeD, granted that our spec:ulat.ion too long. By this Feature Editor...... _ ....., .. _ ...... - ... - ...... ,___ Jlln Vann might conceivably be wrong. We've time neriJ\er you Sports Editor- ... -...... _._ ...... _._...... ~·-- ·- S1d Whipple never actually been to Stanford to JOE MINK faclnl the clllemma ol fulflllin( a set number of hours of Norell nor I gtve a hap­ Edltorial Asalstant...... Jim Goar n!!k students, "Are you glad you ''pledf ed reading." Chanres ln this ruling art! now under ronsideratlon by PY damn what Exchange Editor ...... Rob Elder can't dt~ink In !ratemlty bouse~?" the faculty. happens to our hero, but for the Editorial Advisors...... George Higgs, Peter Sauer But, smce the gal who wrote IJ\e let­ sake of my mother, who reads my Art Editor...... _._...... CU Shelton ter also goes to school a thousand column avldly, I wlll supply the end­

Pbotognphy Editor ...... - ...... u ...... -·--·- ...... - Rudy Aukschun miles from the west coast, .he prob­ ing. A.eistant Photography Editor...... -·--...... _ .. __ , Rick Q)wles ably hasn't conducted such a poll Play Is Polished Product; We lclt Snowden playing left herseU ... and if she did, .he prob­ field for Trenchmouth High in the EDITORIAL STAFF ably couldn't prtnL IJ\e answers she'd big game with Feibush High which Sports Staff...... Bill Fidler, Al Schlesinser, Joe WheaL, John Moyer, gel, anyway. Features Superb Direction Is deciding the staw championship. Henry Harrell Three Feibush runners are on base FOR THE ~tOI\lENT let's suppose News Staff...... Chuck Bow1e, Harry Ward, Dave Kordt, Dtck Marshall, By DR. FITZGERALD FWURNOY emotional part. Mike NoreD we think with Trenchmouth ahead by three that the Stanford tudent body is Clenn Fidler, Louis Nelson, J erry Wilbourn, Jack Gant, Shakespeare's Measure for Me.s- of a:; playing a debon~ man-about- runs. Phil Conway, Ed Pierce, J erome Verlin, Ed Corcoran 100 per cent puritAn, and that their ure, a problem comedy which argues but A LONG FLY is htt out to left Dave Goller, Stan Cook top sorority goes by the not-so­ ~wn, h:ef~:~ hi~~convm~- Greek letters WCTU. Something just the question of which Is more pre- gas a we ''6'' en .Y owal • U Snowden makes the catch the 88 BUSINESS STAFF as Interesting can be seen by exam­ cious-a man's Ufe or n woman's l lng e.xecu~on. J ordon S~th, a game will bt' over and Trenchmouth ining another campus town-that honor- not only offers a Up-top full-tu:ne punp an~ ~art-~e h-ang- will win. He dnfts back lo the !ence, Advertising Manager...... ·---··-····.. ·- .... Mtke Blane 15 oC our irate coed correspondent. A evening's entertainment. but is one man, a ~ost n.smu.at.i~ rogue. reaches gracefully up for the ball. Circulation M.anager...... - ...... - ... -··---·······...... Don Morine of the most pollsbed productions the Dcnnmger, m the most unportant Suddenly he ·lips, falls and breaks little research turned up these st.a­ comic part, is a ge)'8Cr of ill-timed t..istics: the village where this gal Troubadours have ever put on. conversation and 8 realistic Chorus his pelvis, and the boll f' Y ecltve. stricken. player. Instead, though, be ho urs a s tude nt spends o n a p articular assignme n t or the n u m · just as at Stanford. In a recent visit. a happy marriage. But every mem- The five freshmen offer bright kicks him breaking his pelvis ill ber o f pages h e reads in the same are matters whidt should be to the Miami campus-which, by Ole ber of this Troubadour cast speaks, hope for the future. Cal DeColigny, several m~rc places p laced e ntirely o utside o f the jurisdiction of the ho nor system, among them Beta and Phi Dell­ InqUiry reveals IJ\e fact that Dt- manding presence and a magn.lfl- uniform. even tho ugh it is true that a pledge of h o urs spent o n pages this writer gathered that the feeling rector J ack Lanich lays especial cent vo1ce, cames off the long and In h th l th' b't ~t d 1 1 read unavoidably instills, if nothing else, at least the " habit" or the typical Miami student on the eJ?'Phasis on speaking . f~om the crucial pa~ o£ the ,Duke with great this w~ I :.m :,n~lu: bri::y. d1aphragm, clear enuncu1tton, and success. ThiS 1S Cal s second appeer- S d d' cd l •- d .- booze matter was something like · th 1· F rlh 'th th b d k now en, lSgrac , re urns .., o,._, of readin g in each stude nt b y " forcing.. him to re ad. not h urrymg e mes. u ennore, 1 ance w1 e Trou a ours. Die J t , th t h •tt · k Ulis: th _._ " " h d M K p t ith us as 1• seems a e w1 sm e ~now goes. 1t as ~ce . an c ee p 1ays a rov06 w an up- into total degeneration, be inherits A statement as to the number of hours spent o r pages read "If pretty puritanical to teU a snap. Hats off to superb dLreclmg. standlng. swagger. Charlie ~ush, as several miUion dollars from his in a particular reading assignment has in our o pinion n o place ru ~· who's 21 that he can't drink. I get tired of the petty rules ()( COU!'K, a di redor's task is Escist ·~ ~·BI:'llaMstcCuJTyll an~ prectSeood mac. g- Uncle Doris, which enableli him to in being associated with an honor system, as it sho uld be up to ra...,- ; 1 0 um ts a g rtar; live happily to the aqc of lwcnly- aKainst liquor-but, o( courK, I p-eatly lirhtened when he has in and Mike Henry is a hangman hor- lhree with all the heroin his little the studen t himself h ow h e prepares material fo r class work. break them anyway." one cast uch a group of talented rible enough to give IJ\ e kidd1es heart' dcsi ca veterans as June and Jim Moftat1, nightmares. Alrrcd Harrison, one of r · It se e ms both impossible an d impract ical to evaluate ac­ So, in conlrasl, liquor is pretty Mike Norell, Jordan Smith, ion in life has been some than for others. much-and make Cools of themselves ~d ,_ to mention Southern Sem- th~n .she should b~, ~nlrt ves a fuUllled and :.ellles down to t.he domg lt. Drinking just isn't a hush- mary. bulll-10 sneer, a VOict' lik~ a llllW, good life. lie marries Lester oo~ - And furthermore, the p ledge is mean ingless to the s tudent hush U t th' sch I Fl 'b'l' . oC .t.. I . and a crust as hard as brtdal pie. den (wido""ed• I had better add) rna er a IS oo : some ext 1 tty 1s one u•e p easmg This . h tal l T - Rakslra who in doing research o n a particular topic, finds that he mwt W&L men incorpora~ it into a gran- aspects of the veterans. One is ac- 1 g~r1 as en · . oru . w and lofether t.hey set up a thril'- do a considerable amount of skimming to avoid spen ding dlo e policy of goofing-off for four 1 customcd to seein J im Moffatt a and Pal McFad~en, a:. two gLrls for- lng camel-watering stand in down- th I. 1 k · I . g ! 1saken by suJkmg lovers, arc both town London and raise !>C\'eral wasted hours on irrelevant su bject matter. We feel the system years; o ers po :te y ma e tt part of bentgn man by nature, in benign bea lii 1 d th u d living graciously. EiUler way, we parts; but here, playing the part of B u l u M an. ;ympa. ~ gc, ~ more children, all camels, whom of requiring this type of written pledge helps to prevent a recognize it and don't try Ito hide iL a sternly rigid but hypocritical Pur- any °u eartm cothnvtn~ asd c t.hey raise up assiduously on mil- .__, _ _ __ ... . ff • L • nun. 0 ne or wo o er rru.sse. ec- town. studen t from o btaining a broad and comprehensive grasp of Even our auoo ... me , ~ we do alan, Mo att keeps his ower )aw th 1 the subj ect matter at his disposal. have a few-realize that one doesn't out-thrust, and d istorts his face as to ora e ~_scene. . Now that. that's over with, I think dispose of drlnklng by driving It take on a buill-in expression o! An or1ganal musu:al score by Rob­ we can all breath a great sigh o[ We hope that the professors who require the student underground. At Vanderbilt Unlver- sinister hardness. As for June Moi- ert Stewart was ln~rp.reted by a relief. to sign a written pledge o n material for which he held re­ slty, for example, f1"8tem ity house fatt., one thinks of her as the gay student orchestra, and atded in set­ is lounges ore quiet and genteel plac- and witty Beatrice of Much Ado, but tlng IJ\e mood and background for Next week, a new series will be­ sponsible will give our though ts on this subject som e seriow es, come Saturday nlght. To take a here she throws herself, heart and these seething and corrupt lime of gin in this column. Having failed 1 consideration. - K. W . litudent poU there, our anti-alcohol- soul, into an entirely dramatic and (Continued on pqe four) (Contlnueod on pate rour) lc coed would have to drive out of the city on a winding country road, to a certain nigh t club which nestles, M o"ies and Plays Educational Standards red lights and aU, among the qulet hills and comflelcb. Peyton Place Depicted in Top Money Bracket In th ese days o f V anguards and Spu tniks, the n atio n 's com · By BILL A HWORTII I etta Masina in the loading roles. placency abo ut its e ducational system has received a joJc. A s I Notes from the Wasteland J ust as one must read Steinbeck, Quinn and Basehart speak In Eng­ I lish while Miss Masino's voice is Walter Lippmann has rece n tly said, it is not that the Soviet so must one see PEYTON PLACE. Little Learning dubbed in. At least, only (lbout one­ satellite was launched first and that it is ve ry m uch large r than There arc fine movies, and there are money - makers. P E Y T 0 N third of the film had to b<' dubbed­ o u rs, but that the Russians, ustarting at the e nd o f W o rld N t D PLACE Is in the top money bracket. I in. There are few things more un­ War II, with their country d e vastated , their technology far 0 The movie, taken from a book by 1 realist.ic than a badly-synchronized angerOUS voice. As a classic example, tnke the more primitive than o ur o wn, have ach ieved a ra te of scientific By HARRY ~10SES Grace Melalious, will multiply the I .· profit garnered by Its best-selling ~ ludicrou.s, unemotional voice lhat a nd te chno lo gical d evelopm ent which is faster tha n o ur own." I MORE POEMS parent, w'hich exposed New England ' was given Brigitte Bardot In AND M L. · h. h · · h . I . . FOR YOUNG MODERNS to the world. GOD CREATED WOMEN. Fortu­ r: tpphmanAmnco~ tlnuesd tS t . estS. tnutb e artd1c e m qudestto n (Wtth apologies to Emily Dickson, I don't wiSh to give the Impression nately, Is was done skUUully ln LA b y statmg t at e n can e ucano n IS y an 1a rg e eclin · T. s Eliot, Alexander Pope and that I consider the picture devoid u STRADA. ing in quality as the quantity o f those to be ed ucated gro ws Lew Carroll.) of mer~t. however. Although much TilE STORY concerns a circus la rger a nd large r." P resu m a bly h e is correct. Certainly the ma· IA'm somebody!bodWho tooare? you? dirt was diSCOvered in Peyton Place strongman, Quinn, his slave­ . . f h . ' h ls d 11 l rc you some y, . and inculcated ill the book and the JOrlty o t e n ano n s sc oo an co eges a re curre n t y over Then IJ\cre's a pair of us-lets yell! mlslress-cook, Masina, and a clown movie, the film rises above Grace who considers the strongman a clod, whelmed by the growth of the nation's population . M ost insti- We're acceptable, you know. Metalious's mind and appears to bt' ' a not unju Uficd opinion. Quinn is tutions are according ly u nde r p ressure to lower their a cademic How dreary to be nobody! meritorious in many re$pecls. cruel; Masina is pitiable, homely standards. How priva~, like o shroud TilE CAST led by Lena Turner, (at most), and demented; B r~Sehart To bide your face the livelong day Al'lhur Kennedy, and Lloyd Nolen Is is the weak, simple-but-sly !r1cnd But t his applies p rin cipally to state universities, governmen t From a dlslntot·esled crowd! an experienced and capeble one. The of justice. The movie wh1ch deals subsidized, where any state a p plican t with a h igh school diploma phot.o(raphy of new &gland, the di­ in their psychological lrouhlcs and • • • personality cl.alihes ends realililically is ordinarly accepted. I t does not apply to che top p rivately The snow is snowmg, rection, and the suspen l' maintain­ ed are worthy of note. Several new­ and bitterly. endowed in stitutions like Washington and Lee, where the aca­ The wmd 1S blowinJC, Just watch thO!!e icicles form comers in the cast how promise, The moat that can he nid for demic standards have actually been raised becawe of the op­ What do I care how much it may and the towns-people play them­ LAND OF THE PHARAOHS 1s that portunity of selectivity a m o ng the increasing n umber of fine storm? selves with professional realism. It was Rimed ln Egypt In color. Tho picture's grcatat virtue is The locale is just as Interesting as applicants. read much of the night, and go south tn the winter. that il doesn't show New England the story I dull. The advantages Of What should be the position of a privately endowed insti· • • as the traditional place of tight­ watching Joan Coll.tns who became tution in endeavoring to com bat a declining (national) level • mouthed torekeepers, plodding famous In ADVENTURES OF A little leammg'& not a dangerous farmers, and cannibilisllc hausfraus. SADIE walk through this ancient of education- if o n e grants Mr. Lippman n' s premise? Ob· thing; The comcobpipe-smoking old gent hours. land ant all that save this picture viously, we should maintain our present stan dards. Don't drink deep, yet still t.ns te the who wheeus, philosophizes, and from mert!lful oblivion. Pierian &prinr: drags ln his nets loaded wtth old LA STRADA rould be the ee­ Throughout most o! the film J ack Washington an d Lee dedicated to high standards. a is As There shaUow draughts intoxicate shoes, the miasing murder weapon, ond-bel.t movie ln town th1 year. Hawkins stands around looking like leader among sm all colleges it will continue to go forward­ the brain, sunken treasures, weather-beaten WILD A TliE WlND takn top the head coach for Trenchmouth So Ignorance and bliss may always the Administ ration by upholding its h igh scholastic tradition heads, and, infrequenUy, fUh isn't honon.. High whtle many mystics scurry reign. busily around and we undergraduates by grasping some of the educational even visible. LA STRADA was made in Italy • • • The picture runs along smoothly, wllh two AmeriCim,, Richard Ba'!l'· Go !>E'l' LAND OF THE PHA­ o pportunities offered. In this way, W&L can do its part in com· T'i hrillig nnd the sllthy toves and will probably carry you nlong hart nnd Acadt•my-award-winnlng RAOHS if you w1ll. You'Vt' lwen bating the national trend to lower academic levels. (Contlnuect on pap four) for a pleasant, if not erudite, two Anthony Quinn, and Italian Giull- duly warned. THE RING-TUM PHI Page 3 Dom Flora May Join All-Stars Vs. GlobeTrotters Tour

Is SC (Player Gen6ally Speaking Faulkner, Dr . G-a~in_e_s of the Year' Qucst·on • US I Values "To be or not to be"-pro!~. lonal, is t.h~ quesiJon that Is plaguing NMfES IN THE NEWS: W&L basketball star Dom Flora. Th~ W&L catcher BlJI McCallum was a team­ scoring ace ha~t received an Invi­ male o! Milwaukee Braves' Infielder tation from Clyde Lovelletle'l> Col­ Mel Roach while playing army lege All-Slars to tour the country ball ... Frank IIOfiS out for base­ agaln!!t the world famous Harlem ball after a four-year lapse tagged Globe Trotters. the t:.U well in batting practice Futhermorc the pro buk~tball Wednl'l'day ... Southpaw Roy Davis drall is March 24 and the Jersey looks as If he will be the Generals' City senior has kept iL no secret that winnmgctt pitcher this season ... he would be interested In a bil Wrestler John Hollister who is due league offer. for a six months Anny stint after araduation hopes to have his own ON the other hand, if Flora ac­ gym while in the service. He will be cepts either offer, h~ will !orfeat all &taiJoned at Fort Benjamin Harrison, A.A.U. rights and be meUgible for outside of IndJanapolis ... Speaking baseball thi! sprmg. "In any event, of lndaana, Valpant1SO College and Wrestler HOWSTER: ·~nd me it will be last minute dC!ciaion," he a Randolph-Macon are anxious for your saccinr bodle!i.' told a member of the Friday R-t P OFF AND RUNNING-Last fall the W&L sprinters flnlahed far back of most ol tbe Bir Six runners (above). baskl'tball games next season. sports slaft yesterday. This sprinc the Generals wUJ be out for revenre wbert the Bir Six meets, May 3. , however, is sticking More honors were heaped upon ------· to his predommantly Southern Con­ liam Faulkner at Prmceton last Fri­ the W&L scoring ace Tueeday when ference schedule ... Co.ch Me­ day: he was named New Stickmen LaurhJin may have landed the out­ "As I see tt, schools ar~ becomang player of the year. Flora, who led Frosh Form VMI Hosts standing tackle in New England, more and more just baby-sitling the conference In scorinJ, was a nar­ thaL is, ll the big name powers organizations to keep the klds out row choice over West Virginia's star Delight Coach SC Shooters don't gel wind of him. This prep of their parents' hair. Children to­ sophomort- . In the vot­ Nucleus of school star, whose name Is ihe same day are being bribed to attend col­ ing the W&L marksman received 15 After ten days of practice, Coach M/ Sgt. Jones's crack riflemen will as one ol playwrite Tennessee Will­ lege with such Inducements as the votes to 13 Cor West. Four were cast Corrigan feels that the lacrosse team be shooting against tough competi­ Ham's rugged heroes, drew lavish professional football teams and slrlp­ Is coming along ''as well as expect­ tion tomorrow in the annual South­ praise from h1s former coach. tease cheer leaders ... The success­ ed." He poi.nts out that there ere Track Team em Conference RIAe Tournament al ful teacher rarely receives the same FINAL SCORING some weaknesses now, but that they With a strong nucleus o1 freshmen, VMl. • • • acclaim os the professional athlete." should cUsappear with more work. Rebel. Pts. A V(. the Washington and Lee track team Virginia Military Institute and CAPTURED QUOTES ON SUBSI­ From President Francis P. Gaines Flora ...... J 18 634 25.4 Captain Jim Lewis, al goalie, has will launch Its schedule against Elon VPI wiU enter the meet os co-fav­ DIZATION: From Herman Black­ and Rector James R. Caslue in the Floss ...... 321 358 14.0 been playing well, but he needs more College at Elon, North Carolina, orites. W&L is a solid choice (or man, WllYlington Post: "Weenle Mil­ Win~r Alumni Magazine: Nichol' ...... 176 220 U practice and work. At attack, Ned March 25. third place. The Citadel w1th Met­ ler, Washington and Lee basketball Girard ...... 139 l67 6.7 Pendleton will probably be a starter, About this season's team, Coach sker and Adams and George Wash­ coach, turned ov~r one or his re­ "We rerognlze difficulties in this lA.! man ...... 81 173 ' ·' Hilly Thompson and Sam Merrick Norm Lord said, "W~ lost a lot. of ington boosted by Nordqu1st and cruits to Riclnnond's Les Hooker period of adju..runent. Schedules, es­ urfaee ...... l9 5I U (high eeorer in '57) will battle for boy$ through graduation, and some Schlosser can not be counted out and another to VPI's . pedally football, are made years in McPherson ...... 49 49 2.3 one of the positions, and Dave Nich­ men from last year haven't turned in the shooting for lop honors. Washmgton and Lee is playing a advance. Only now an we beJin­ ols and Dave Noble will contend for nlnr to be able to 'iehedule teams Daurhtery _ ...... 51 48 5.1 out yet, but. we have some good DURING regular season competi­ non-subsidized program Cor all the third attack position. Attack­ !re:.hmen that are working hard." of comp.rable amateurism. We will tion the Generals took all but lwo sports and Miller couldn't give man Jerry Lindquist might figure in scholarships to either boy .•• Dom e\'entually adjust oursel\'es to the Cor lloyd Sharrar of WC!A Virginia here too. Corrigan calls him the KIP ROHNKE, last year's South­ dual matches. VIctories include proper competition, but all of this Wake Forest, Georgetown, GW, Wil­ Flora,Washln(ton and Lee's tar and one for William and Mary's Roy most improved player on the squad. em Conference javelin champion, is scorer who rraduates thi sprinr, work takes lime. In Mime sports we returning thas year with Bill Loef­ liam and Mary, and Davidson. Only Lange. 58)' the ~o tudents an 97 per cl'ftt for can still compete with our old ri­ THERE are three groups which fler and J im Poythress. Rudy Auk­ VMI and VPI outscored them on the Flora canned 634 points in 25 the return to subsidization o( ath­ vals and shall do o; in other sports games this season for a 25.4 aver­ show good promise for the midfield schun, a cross-country letterman, range. we will seck competition wh~re we positions. "Henry LeBrun (high letic!> but the school board wants no age. It earned him tenth place In and Tom Williams, look the best of Team coaches will keep thear eyes part of it. 'They're playinf footbell can compete ~o uccess full y." scorer in '56), Bill Caspar!, and Dick the uppen:lass turnout. on top firers Saturday. Next week the nation. His £our-year total for school like WittenMrg (Ohio),' " ... Conscious of rreot trust Gwathrney (service returnee) look lhe AU-Southern Conference Rifle 8 lhe University reached the 2.310 Frosh cinder men ore: Charles Flora points out, 'without realizinr from the pa...t and dedicated to a mark, placing him fifth in all time the best al the moment. Skip Horst, team will be chosen by coaches. Day, hurdles; Gen Brethauer, dis­ WittenMrg subsidizes. Our guy get contribution unto the future, this collegiate scoring. J ay Stull, and Nick Charles have cus; Bob Funkhouser, 220-yd . run; Almost a certain bet to hold down whip~~ bad 11nd it's gonna ret Institution elects steadfastly t.o put tremendous potential and should Gilbert Shelton, hurdles; Bill Wool­ one of the ten posttions Is VM1's LAST WEEK the 6-2 senior was equal the other group shortly. Har­ folk, broad jump; Jack Blakeslee, Bob J enkins. won.e · Its precious privilege of education From a speech by novelist Wil- l flrst and dominant always." named lo the All-Southern Confer­ rison Alley is doing a fine job and 440-yd. run; Ned Ames, 880-yd. run; ence team for the second year in will step in if any of the above fail Sergeant Jones feels his own Dwight Chamberlain, s p r in t s; Avery Juhring and Dave Ow('n are +++++++++++++++++++++.. ++++++++++++++ ~++++++++++ a row and received honorable men­ to meet expectations. Otherwise he Charles Baucum, 1-miJe run; Art + + tion on the Associated Press All­ wlllt.eam with Tom Penny and Frosh also strong candidates. Juhl1lng fired Smith, pole vault; Pete DuBose, shot an average score ol 272.2 lhis season American team. Brennan to form the third group put. ! : with Lilly in reserve." and 274 against Southern Conference Time trials were run off yesterday competition. Captain Dave Owen Corrigan says that the semor group i Dormitory Room Fixings ;.:. Late Sports News by Coach Lord in order to find the shot for a 273.3 average in eason of Chuck Crawford, Chuck Com, best men in each event. and Roger Doyle, are at present the firing and 279 in conference matches. Drapes Curtains , who has coached After the Elon meet, the W&L i West Virgutia's Mountaineers to leading contenders for the defense sprinters will travel to Guilford ;======:_ __ __, group, but that they will have to : Lamps Waste Baskets i four straight South~m Con!er~nce March 27, then conUnue lheJr south­ basketball championships, today was hustle to stay ahead of Corky Bris­ em trip to Florida. I Bought It at i Shoe Bags Wrought Iron : named th~ league's Coach of the coe, Clark Lea, Tom Irnerson, Royce Year. Hough, and Howard Wolf. Moose i...... The Book Shop ~ Garment Bags Furniture £ The balloting conducted by the Applefeld, who has shown much Im­ Southern Conference Sports Writ­ provement., and junior Bucky Harris, TV 23 W. Washington ~ Spreads Shuts and Blankets ~ ers Assn. was slrlotJy no contest. will back up Lewis in the goal. i Tedow Schaus received 23 votes to six for The team plays its "toughest" runnerup Bill Chambers oi Wllllam (Continued on pace four) : Service • + and Mary. : : Honorable mention went to Chuck FREE PARKING Noe, VPI; Bill Reinhart, GW; and ·············; ·······••+++ TV, Radio and + ~ERS ? i i Wccnie Miller, W&:L. + + Phonograph Ito students when eating a i : ------HARDWARE ~ ++++++++++••············ t ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++: • + SALES and SERVICE sandwich, drinking a i R. L. Hess and Bro. i : COMPANY t ~ + 803-2841 ~. JEWELERS + : ...... : v++++++++++++++++++++++~ soda, or eating a ~: Lexintton, Virginia i •••••••••••••••••••••••• H03-Z833 : • • ;>orterhouse steak dinner. ! : Rockbridae Motor Co., : ~ ?~~+++++•••········ • & • .... : INCORPORATED : RELIABLE SERVICE • • 00 Southern Inn Your hair cut u you like it • 158 s. Main • AU makes of can IDEAL BARBER SHOP ••••••••••••••••••••••••• • Wheel ,.~ent Restaurant First National Bank Bulldlnr •••••••••••••••••••••••• BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS Shop Air-Conditioned • • GENERAL REPAIRS • • with qwck : BUDDY'S : Cars Called for and Delivered • excellent service BAKER Tolley's Pharmacy :• * • Suntt.y flours 5 to 8 p.nt. in the heart PURCHASE DRUGS • FORD SALES • Brealdut 6 to 11 PRESCRlPTIONS FILLED • of town ~BIIDIATELY • Your Friendly : Sandwiches-Short Order 110 3-2211 Ford Dealer •: AND ALL PARTY NEEDS in Lex.inf'on •••••••••••••••••••••••• • Dial HObart 3· 2042 t>bone no 3-31Zl • • • • • •••••••••••••••••••••••• • • Check our 0• • • • ARROW University Glen • • Ted's Steak House group now Finest Foods Y nu can h:t\'c th i~ new Glm's up-to-the-minute Choice Meau U1111Jrrsity features - box pleat, button-down Robert E. Lee collar both front and center back----in a wide HOTEL range of hamlsome stnpe , chec k ~ and ~li ds. Sce t h1:.. .. must " s h1' rt, 1:.nrst chance )'OU get. featurlnr • SUNDAY DINNERS Banquet Facilities Specially Prepared Route 60 Buena Vista Charcoal Steaks ••••••••••••••••••••••• Page 4 TH E RING-TUM PHI a prophet. so no more prognosticat­ British Government Pat Boone Cancels Visits Mike Norell Will Become ing. Industry Needs Capable Men Offers Scholarships (Ccmtinuecl fram ~· 111M) Constructive and Learned I HAVE OFTEN poked fun at aminatlons at Columbia University. some ol the absurd nspl'Cts o£ Wli­ (Continaecl from ~ oae) ners, confident. bearing, Iriendlin('Ss, (Continued \rom pace two) and the1r intcre~>l in ~~Cholast.ic pur- 'rwel\'e Marshall scholarship;; are Frank McCarthy annoWiccd that versity life. In the new series I will panltlll, for example, wanl men who suits and campus activilies are those now being offered to American col­ Boone is planning to come to Lex­ abysmally as a humonst, I am going try to make const.rucUve observa­ have demonstrated by their sco­ quahttc!i in W&L men that were lege graduates for post-grndua\A! ington at some time d~ the to try my hand at wriUng something tions and suggestions as to some pos­ la!!tic record and their campus ac­ most. striking to industry's rcpre- study at British Universities, it was year lC his schedule pennHs. worthwhile. Last time 1 WTOte a ser­ sible remedies for bad situations. I tivities that they have well-.roWlded sentatives. annoWlced today by Dr. Charles ~rthy saJd that footage shot iow column, it was about what the will talk about fratemlties. Now I ab1lily and a capacity for leadership. m New Orleans recently at the an­ Rus:dans wert! golng to do to us. realize that everyone from time im­ Othel'$ are interested in such quali­ This article ha.s expressed indus- ~=r.!lcholarships are tenable for nual Mardi Gras festival is very Forlunatl'ly, my blaclt prophecies memorial has talked about frater­ ties ns sales ability, personality, try's viewpoint on the Placement Lwo years and each has an annual satisfactory. did not come true. I have failed as nities, but this will not deter me. Program and the Washmgton and · t energy and determination, all of Lee man. The final article of this value of $1,500, plus luttion ees. which combine to produce a "go­ ••••••••••••••••••••••• getU>r." Still, other companies arc scnes w!U stTCSS the student's out- ~ THE ANNUAL scholarships were Flournoy Lauds Play : lookmg Cor specific skills ln such look on the Pl<1cemcnt. Program, established 1n 1953 by the British (Continued from pa~e two) MILLER5--Gifts • Varner & Pole fields a:. accounting, management, and incorporate with 1t, advic-e from government In appreciation for the • industry to the student. aid given the coWltry under the Mar­ old Vienna. TM product.ion was de- GilTS AND CARDS : production, or scientific re:.earch. signed by Belly Humphris. FOR ALL OCCASIONS • Furniture Dealers l shiill Plan The student cannot expect to fit Space f'Oroids the mention of 110 3-2412 : no 3-2742 Into every industry's paltem. For further lnlorm.alion on this IFC Announces Annual scholarship program and applice­ everyone in the big cast, but surfloe • AS A BUSINESS representative Community Chest Drive t.ion forms, Interested men should it to say that. t.hls is a living per- ~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~=~:::::::=:~::::::--_:::_:::_::...=:~...... __~, stated, "to fit all qualifications the contact. Dr. Turner in duPon\ 1. fommnce. ~++++++++++++++S+·Jo+++++:+++D+-t·+:•~· +~·+ ++·,. -t--:· ++·> .:· + ·:··:· .:·i student would need to be either a This year's CommWiity Chest most versatile genius or a chame­ Dr1ve began Monday, March 10, and ••••••••••••••••••••••••• • leon." will continue through Wednesday, : TEXACO : ART SILVER + teve S mer ~ The various representatives inter­ March 19. Al Btberman, head of the • • Complete Line of Men's Clothinc & tablisbed 1910 ~ viewed feel that their association drive, said the goal has been set at i : Super Service Station : VAN HEUSEN SHIRTS ~ with Washington and Lee students $3500. • • t has been pleasant and sat.is!ylng. Robert E. Lee llotel Oulldinc + GOOD FOOD t The drive will be conducted by the : Main and Nelson : • -t-o The students have made favorable IFC members in their respcclive £ra­ ·:· • • ·:- Impressions to the extent that the temlty houses. •••••••••••••••••••••••• HOURS ·:· representatives go away with a ·:, A prize of a keg of b«!r will go ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 6 a.m. - 1 a.m. ..: .. li.king and respect for the men turn­ to the most generous house. A keg • • •!• ed out here. Appearance, good man- • • will also go to the house that contri­ : Open a Convenient Student : Friday and Sunday-6 a.m•. 2 a.m. :~ butes ~e most per person. + • • ·:0 The money will go to the Com­ • ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++¥+++++++++++++++++ Irish Schools mWlity Chest, the Red Cross, and Checking Account Today : the World University Service. • Offer Grants ++++++++++++++++++++++++ at • ~ HICKMAN'S : • Applications £or awards for study + + • and research in Ireland at the pre­ Rockbridge National Bank • doctoral lev~l during the 1958-59 : Esso Station ~ • academlc year are now being accept­ +t Cars caUed (or and Delivered :... Member of the FedeTBI ln:.urance Corporation • (811 1M A.utlwr of"Ralh1 Round 1M Flag, Bo11s! "and, • "Barefoot Bo71 with Cheek.") ed, it "vas annoWlced today. : South !\lain St. HO 3-2024 ;:: • These awards cover all expenses of ++++t+++ot•++•l-++·lo•!•<··!·•!·+•!o+•l'·l' • mternalional travel tuition, books, ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• and maintenance for the academic year. Grantees will study at one of THE STUDENT COUNCIL the Irish Universities. AND HOW IT GREW THE RECIPIENTS of these awards Today Let us investigate a phenomenon of American coUegc lire must be a United States citizen, & have a college degree, be of good WASHINGTON LEE SENIORS laughingly cuUcd the student. council. health, and be less than 35 years What actuaUy goes on at student council meetings? To an· of age. swer this burning question, let us reproduce here the minutes Applications for the awards must of a typical meeting of o. typical student council. be in by April 15. Application forms A Proctor and Gamble Representative and further information can be ob­ 1\lectinp: scheduled for :30 p.m. o.t , tudents Union. Called tamed from Dr. Charles Turner in to order at 10:63 p.m. by Ilunroth S i gnioo~, prol'idiug . .l\ lotiou duPont 1. Will Be Interviewing Here on to adjourn made by Louis Bicuspid, freshman reprc.o;cntlltive. Motion ruled out of order by Hunrath Sigafoos, presidi ng. Hun­ Lacrosse rath Si~afoos called "old poop" by Lo ui~> Bicuspid, frcshll)llfl March 20, 1958 repn>Sentative. f-\econded by Delores Wheatgcrm, !«lphomore (Continued trom pqe three) reprer«lnta tive. Tabled by Hunrath Sigafoos, presiding. schedule yet," meeting Johns Hop­ kins, and Maryland, both of whom 1\linu tcs of l a~t meeting read by Zelda Pope-Toledo, sccre­ arc perennial lacrosse powers. The ttuy. 1\lolion to accept minute!! made by lluurath :ligaJoo:c~, first game is scheduled at Lexing­ presiding. Motion defeated. ton Cor the 26th o£ March against Trea.surer'ii report not. rend becau,;e Rex ~ l crc redi, treuhnrcr, Williams College. not present ut meeting. Rex Mcrcredi, treasurer, impeached Unusual Opportunities in and executed in absentia. Moses Imitates Great Men (Continued from pare two) Do gyre and gimble in the norm. AU mimsy are the bo.rogroves And the momewralh conform. Marketing--Advertising STATE I Management NOW SHOWING

Motion made by Louis Bicuspid, freshman reprcsenl.ali\'c, to & ing, and involves working closely with Proctor Gamble has interesting open· allow :;ale of hard liquor in school cafeteria. Second!'(! by Df"­ ings in its Advertising Department for many Company Departments and with lom Whcatgerm, sophomore represenrotive. Motion tablrd by college-trained men. New men will be ot.tr Advertising Agencies. Humttth Sigtlfoos, old poop. assigned to small marketing groups re­ The men we need must have a gen· Motion made by Bootb Fi$hery, fraternity reprcsentath·c, to permit parki ng in library. Motion referred to commiU..cc. sponsible fo r the effectiveness of all uine interest in business, and the de­ Mot ion made by Dun &vin, athletics r epr~cntnth'e, t.o con­ consumer advertising and promotion sire and ability to assume responsibility duct French conversation classes in English. Motion referred effort on an important national product. quickly. They should have the ability to committee. Each man receives careful on-the-job to work closely with many types of peo· Motion mo.de by Esme Plankton, sorority roprtlllent.'lt,ivt', to training under experienced marketing ple, and more than their share of ima· allow hypnO:'lis d t~ r ing Ru~h Week. Motion referred to com­ - schedule- mittt.'C. men, and will be advanced individual­ gination, aggressiveness and sound judg· 2-5-8 p.m. Motion mode hv Pierre Olemenceau, foreign exchlln~c !!lu­ ly-as rapidly as his ability permits. ment. However, because of our unique dcut, to conducts,;unish con\'ersution classes in French. MC1lion The nature of the work is business man­ training program, experience or college referred to committre. agement rather than creative advertis- courses in Advertising are not necessary. Ol'lller\'lltion IllUde by Martha Involute, senior rcprescntnth·c, thut in her fmar ycmt'l un ~tudent council every Ulotion rrfrrred to cunuoittcc wu.s never he~ud of ugrlin. Miss Involute wru; tahll-tl. FRI.-SAT. ~ l otion mutle by Louis Bicuspid, fr"CShmun repr~nlnthc, In Additional information is 011 file iu the Placement Office EAST OF EDEN allow lf hard liquor in Sociology I und II. Hccntldt'homore repre.~ntativc. Motion t:1bletl SUN.-MON.-TUE S. by llunruth SigufooR, presiding, crossly. • Rcfrc... tunentR scn·ed -coffee, cnke, Marlboro Cigarette:.. Tho • MAKE AN followinp; rC'~olution adopted t>y acclamation: • "WUER EAi'i )Iurlboro is 01ilder, t.nr:.tier, and more pl('}l>~ing Mr. H. H . Wilson, Jr. • • to ! of nil age» urld conditions; n.ncl WIIEREA:-\ Mtll'l­ of the P & G Advertising Department • APPOINTMENT boro is contuined in the crushproof flip-top box which i.; the will be al • Nlick~t. quicke:-;t, neu!A!st cont.nlncr yet devised for cifXnrrlle:~; • and WI-I EREAS MuriiJQro, that most commendable of ~~ive • 1-ielectmtR filter; therefore BE IT R.ESOLYEO that it i~ tht> WASHINGTON & LEE • • sen!'(' of this mecling thnt ~Inrlhoro it< fnr and uwny llu> he•t • ci((ttrettc on this or ttny other eampu..... " on March 20 • • Meeting adjourned with many u laugh und cheer ul II :i·lp111 . • \(" Iff.~ \fa, "'tHdiH•8 • NOW! • • • •

...... "'llliCtllll• The moker11 of .Unrlboro, ll'hO bring you this cotumn.llcre· •Giil- U'ifh more that M arlboro ill l11e fineat cigarette euer. W• tnow 11ou'll 1econd the motion.