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46th Year MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1964 Vol. 46, No. 8 Southwestern Musicians Republicans Sweep Mock Poll; To Preform This Sunday The Southwestern Ensemble will Goldwater Over LBJ 277-217; present a concert of Telemann, Bach, Mozart, and Handel this Johnson Captures Faculty Vote Sunday in Evergreen Auditorium. On Wednesday, October 28, Southwestern's The Ensemble comprises four vio- students and faculty voiced their preferences in a mock election held in a lins, two violas, one 'cello, one bass, joint effort of the Young Democrats and the Young Republicans. and two oboes, played by various Democratic nom- inees were: Johnson for President, members of the student body and + Gore for Senate (long), Bass for Directors sttute faculty, and is accompanied by Senate (short), and Grider for U.S. Kenton Stellwagen on the organ. Directors Institute House of Representatives. Nom- There is no charge for admission. inees for the Republican The first selection will be the ticket New Dorm Policy were Goldwater, Kuykcndall, Baker, Trio Sonata in C Minor by Tele- and James respectively. mann, followed by the Trio Sonata In a memorandum to the faculty in D Minor by J. Sebastian Bach. The voting was divided into two and staff President Rhodes an- Immediately before intermission sections-one for the students and nounced this week that the resi- will be the Trio Sonata, by Mozart; one for the faculty. There were dence halls would be open to all it consists of three parts, the Al- 494 student voters or approxi- applicants regardless of race be- legro in A Major, K. 225, the An- mately 60% of the student body; ginning with the summer session. dantino in E Flat, K. 67, and the from the faculty there were 55 This was the official statement: voters, also about 60%. Allegro in D Major, K. 245. During WHEREAS at its meeting on the subsequent intermission Bassist The students were solidly RIepub- March 20-21, 1963 the Board of John Williams has consented to is- lican. Sen. Goldwater carried 56.1% Directors of Southwestern At sue a limited number of auto- of their votes. Tabulation of the Memphis, following careful study graphs to interested parties. Fol- student vote follows: Goldwater- and with appropriate regard for lowing the intermission, the pro- 277, Johnson-217; Kuykendall-271, the action of the General Assembly gram will be concluded by the Gore-190; Baker-270, Bass--196; of the Presbyterian Church in the Concerto in F Major, No. 4, by James-245, Grider-222. United States, without dissent, Handel. The faculty, on the other hand, voted to accept as day students, be- Guest conductor for the perform- ginning were emphatically Democratic. with the session of 1961-65, ance will be Burnet C. Tuthill, the applicants qualified by character Pres. Johnson received a 2 to 1 Director Emeritus. demonstrated academic ability, and The entrance to the colncert hall victory from them. The results of seriousness of purpose, without re- is directly northwest of the attrac- PRESIDENT PEYTON N. RHODES VIGOROUSLY RETURNS one of the faculty-staff vote follows: gard to race. de- tive new billboard, an edifice Derrick Barton's serves as the two officially dedicate the new Goldwater-18, Johnson-36; Kay- NOW THEREFORE BE IT RE- signed to promote the intercourse tennis courts. The early morning match saw the ex-tennis coach in SOLVED that kendall-17, Gore-28; Baker-18, in continuation of between the Church and the read- good enough form to hold his own against Southwestern's own Davis this non-restrictive policy, the Bass-35; James--19, Grider-36. ing public. Cup veteran. Photo by Jim McKnight Board does hereby declare that it shall be the policy of the intsitu- tion that beginning withthe sumn- Stylus Solicits Material: College Bowl Quiz Taken By Fifty; mer session of 1965, both day and residential applicants qualified by character, demonstrated academic Prose, Poetry, Drawings Eliminations Will Begin Next Week ability, and seriousness of purpose is being sent by Martha Hunter A call for quiz books and old quizzes from magazines be enrolled without regard to race. Stylus members are sorely distressed at the lack of material so far. out by Professor Hill, chairman of the College Bowl committee. Anyone How can you ever expect to achieve any status on this campus without having such material and willing to lend it to the committee is asked being a member of Stylus? And we all know that this necessitates turn- to bring the material to the Adult / Old Issue Reborn ing in your best poetry and prose+ Education Center office. to any Stylus member, even John Gore's Absenteeism Once Southwestern's team for the SC Committee Will Solicit In New '65 Guise McQuiston. Gore's Absenteesm College Bowl is chosen, three or The proposed new constitution Because of our hopes to publish E plained By ouncil four hour-long practice sessions will Prospective SW Students may appear before the Student the magazine in January, and be- Expla Council be held each week. Such sessions Members of the Student Welfare Council this week in a second at- up question and answer tempt to ratify cause the organization needs new To clear up several misconcep- will eat Committee and Smitty Smith, sen- the document. Last members to carry it on in the fu- tions involving the candidates for material at a formidable rate so ior class president, met Friday to year the council considered the re- ture, we are pleading with you to quiz books will be of considerable formulate plans for a permanent vised constitution for over two contribute your material between US. Senate from Tennessee, who help in keeping a stock of questions team of students to aid the Devel- months. A vote on the constitution now and the first of January. were invited to speak to Southwest- ready for the practice session. opment Office in promoting South- came too late to make possible its About fifty people took the gen- groups. approval by the student body be- For those of you who like to ern students during the campaign, western to interested eral knowledge quiz. Approximately After talking with Dean Canon, fore the upcoming elections; Coun- sketch, design, doodle, your pen the Student Council, which extended half of these will be asked to take Dick Johnston, chairman of the cl members felt this was one of and ink masterpieces are being the invitations, explained the cir- part in the elimination rounds student committee, stated that he the main reasons for the defeat of sought for a cover and illustra- cumstances and results this week. using a mock set-up of the buzzer such a panel of students repre- the constitution in the vote by the tions for the magazine. Betty Sue felt Dean and Martha Hunter stand All four candidates were invited system utilized on the show. From senting all phases of campus life council. Students and council mem- these, the team of four and' two would often be better able to pre- bers have stated an interest in see- ready day and night (outside the to speak. No specific date was set 6~1 will be selected. The sent the college than an adult who ing the legislation come before the Lair) to receive them. for any candidate, but several open alternates elimination rounds will begin some- would only be telling about student council earlier this year for con- The Stylus box is still in Mrs. dates were suggested to the candi- time next week. life. sideration. Wolf's office and the next meeting dates. There was no attempt to is Wednesday night at seven o'clock in Voorhies social room. bring in opposing candidates at the SW Radio Programs Come and see. same time. Republican candidate for the Will Be Syndicated Freshmen Will Have long term, Dan Kuykendall, ac- The new Southwestern radio pro- cepted and spoke to students in gram, "From the Tower," begins Elections Wednesday last Monday's convocation pro- locally on Sunday, October 25 at On Wednesday Freshmen will gram. His opponent, Democratic 9:00 p.m. In Memphis it will be elect their class officers for the Senator Albert Gore, first told the heard over Radio Station WMQM year, Dan Daniels announced this Council that he would have to wait (Dial 148), then will be syndicated week. All those interested ii run- until after the Senate adjourned to radio stations with our four- ning for an office submitted peti- before setting up his campaign synod area. tions signed by twenty-five Fresh- schedule, and later declined, claim- Here is a schedule of the first men by 10:00 A.M. Friday. At ten ing too tight and limited a sched- programs: Friday morning in Hardie Audito- ule. Senator Gore last appeared at Nov. 1: Dr. Jack Farris, "In rium Daniels met with Freshmen Southwestern in 1963. Defense of Humanities." to meet candidates, to hear Republican candidate for the Nov. 8: Students Judy Moody, speeches by presidential candidates, short term, Howard Baker, spoke Jim Fall and Bob McLean, "An and to pose questions to the other Wednesday night in Hardie Audito- Experiment in International Liv- candidates concerning their offices. Congressman Ross Bass, accepted ing." Elections will be for class presi- the Council's invitation, but no Nov. 15: Adult Education Center. dent, secretary-treasurer, vice-pres- satisfactory time or date could be Davis, Hill, Harding, and Faux. ident, historian, and representatives worked out between the Couincil THRONGS OF MEMPHIANS AND MID-SOUTHERNERS GATHER Nov. 22: Athletics. Coach D)on to the publiactions board and to and Mr. Bass' office. Congressman around President Lyndon Johnson as his motorcade travelled down Duckworth and students Mike the student Council. Run-offs for Bass addressed Southwestern stu- Main Street last Saturday. The crowd that came to see the president Drake and Carl Fisher. student Council representatives will dents in a chapel program last and hear him speak on the riverfront was gigantic, estimated by the Nov. 29: Bible Department. Pat- be Friday, November 6, if needed. winter. ,Memphis newspapers as approaching a quarter of a million spectators. terson and Kinney. Page 2 THE SOU'WESTER Friday, October 30, 1964 Pag 2 HESOUWETERFrday Otobr 0, 96 Editor Southwestern's Political Miasma * Letters to the This week the two campus political organi- these discussions take place among various WHY SEWANEE TRIP WAS CANCELLED zations, the Young Democrats and the Young political cliques who deem it 'fashionable' to small re- The SAU trip to Sewanee has been cancelled because of the Republicans, conducted a poll among the fac- support either the Democratic or the Republi- sponse of the students. I think that it was a combination of factors ulty and student body on preferences among that made the cancellation necessary: (1) eight weeks' tests, (2) stu- can position. They argue without thinking; dents needing to catch up after Homecoming, All-Sing, and Parents' the various candidates, national and local. they establish their positions with slogans. The Day, (3) the price of the tickets, (4) anticipation of the New Orleans' The intentions of these groups, it seems, are more dedicated members of these groups (not trip December 5. quite worthy and certainly pertinent; it is in- to be confused with the legitimate party clubs) a lack of school interest or I don't think this can be interpreted as deed regretable that the results of this survey wander about in a haze of political dogmas re- abandonment of the team; student support and enthusiasm thus far this are probably invalid as a representative indica- fusing to consider the middle ground of com- season has been too great to be abated by two losses! Both losses came at the hands of two teams of outstanding overall tion of that most worthy and evasive of politi- promise between the ,extreme left or the ex- ability. cal perfections-the educated and impartial treme right, as the case may be. (I'm just a In contrast to the Southwestern gridiron campaigns of recent years, opinion. The failure of this poll cannot really little to the right of Goldwater and a little to Field. Neither 1964 marks the beginning of a new era on Fargason be blamed on the sponsoring organizations; it the left of Johnson.) So the members of these the student body nor the team have any reason to hold their heads is more likely the result of that insidious dis- cliques sit around and tell each other they're down. Neither has quit. MIKE WHITAKER ease of democracy-political irresponsibility. right (or left), and everybody goes home SAU President The validity of such a poll taken in a college happy. community is its manifestation of the know- But perhaps more to be blamed are those ledgeable opinion, the voice of a society insu- who don't care one way or the other. These Biggest Crowd In Memphis History lated from the pressures of prejudice, propa- people decline even to talk about an election, ganda, and patronage. This opinion should much less vote in it. In later life, if they vote Welcomes President L. B. Johnson ideally represent a majority preference free at all, they will walk into the voting machine By George Conroy from the dangerous influence of ignorance and with a blank mind, shut their eyes, and turn of Tennessee greeted Lyndon The biggest crowd in the history indecisiveness. The manifestation of South- some button or another. Johnson as he charmed Mid-Southerners from six states in Memphis last Saturday. The President told a cheering throng of over a quarter western's student body in this poll, we fear, All of us are guilty of ignorance, laziness, or of a million people, waving banners, home-made placards, and chanting does not approach this ideal. prejudice. Those to be condemned for these in the familiar "We Want Johnson," that it would be one of his goals The fact that participation in the campus vices are the ones who don't make an effort to in the next four years "to erase the Mason-Dixon line," as well as what political clubs is barely enough to keep these overcome them. We in the college community he called "the color line across our opportunity." organizations functioning, even in an election have a sort of moral obligation to develop "The mandate of this election + educated, impartial opinions; and in develop- is gong to be a mandate to unite speaking of Grider as "the nextt year, indicates the real political apathy here. ing these opinions, to show the outside world this nation," the leader said, "to congressman from this district," Barely half of the student body bothered to bind up our wounds, heal our his- and saying of Senator Albert Gore, the proper way to select public officials. We that there are lively tory, and make our nation whole as who seeks reelection to the Sen- vote in this poll. It is true feel that this obligation has yet to be upheld one people, indivisible under God. ate, "The people of Tennessee need3 discussions in constant progress throughout at Southwestern. men like Albert Gore in the Senate, I want any who wish us ill to un- the student body, but we fear that in actuality WMJ that America cannot be and the country needs him inz derstand -" - _- divided by region, by religion, or Washington." Master of ceremonies3 by race!" for the event was James Irwin. Advisor Program Then the smiling Chief Executive chairman of the Shelby CountyV Big Ten Colleges Vote Johnson heard the huge crowd roar ap- Democratic Campaign Committee. Discussed Soon proval when without mentioning Police officials estimated the For President In Straw Polls On November 11, a committee of the name of his opposition he crowd at between 250,000 to 300,000J CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (CPS)-Lyndon Johnson beat Barry Goldwater faculty and students will meet to lashed out at "the doom-mongers people. Several officers and mem- by a margin of nearly 2 to 1 in mock elections held on the campuses press who had also7 and nay sayers." bers of the of five Big Ten universities. discuss the possibilities of appoint- From the moment he stepped been present for the Goldwaterr Johnson was preferred by 14,111 students at the five schools, while ing faculty advisors for Freshmen rally earlier in the campaign, told3 from his big "Air Force One" Boe- Goldwater was the choice of 7,553. The straw vote was a striking re- before the beginning of school. this reporter that the Johnsoni ing 707 Jetliner, he was swarmed versal of the 1960 Big Ten mock election, which saw Richard Nixon crowd was from two to three timess Members of the committee stated by well-wishers and outstretched trounce John Kennedy 21,034 to that of the GOP nominee. The size that it is felt that the early ap- hands yearning to touch the hand 15,058. tory at Northwestern, where John- of the hero. The tireless cam- and friendliness of the throngss pointment of advisors would aid Five schools-Michigan State, Il- son edged him out by a scant 98 paigner heard word after word of should quell boasts of Republicans linois, Iowa, Minnesota, and North- Freshmen in selecting their courses that this is Goldwater country. votes 1,270 to 1,172. The only other encouragement and praise, posed western-participated in the ballot- and in planning their majors be- Memphis is Johnson country if the for picture after picture, and in the ing. A sixth, Indiana, also took place where the margin between reception the candidates received fore registering for classes. Also on estimate of White House Press- part, but the student council de- the two candidates was under 100 here is to be an indication. Bill the agenda will be the possibility Secretary George Reedy, "The cided not to count the ballots be- votes was at Minnesota, where less Hidson, chief photographer for the President must have touched lit- cause of "election irregularities." of having male counselors for the Associated Press, who was present than 1,000 students participated, erally thousands of hands." Two other campuses-Ohio State Freshmen men in a program simi- for both gatherings said when and the President beat his Repub- The President was welcomed of- and Wisconsin-will vote later in lar to that already established for asked to compare the two, "It is lican opponent 435 to 353. ficially to Memphis by George the month. like trying to compare the St. Louis At the University of Illinois, Freshmen girls. Grider. And- the Governor of Ten- Johnson piled up his biggest lead Cardinals to a high school team. Johnson won 3,570 to 2,084, while Student members of the commit- nessee, Frank G. Clement intro- at Michigan State, where 9,432 stu- This is the greatest crowd I've GOP gubernatorial candidate duced the President in a stirring dents took part in the voting. The tee are Billy Hunt, DiDi Hale, ever seen in Tennessee, and one of Charles Percy beat out Democratic ovation. In turn, the president had President got 6,610 votes to Gold- Mimi Anderson, Ray Bye, and Wil- Governor Otto Kerner 3,510 to 2,125. many a word of praise for all of the best and warmest of the cam- water's 2,822. The campus also over- lie Edington. Ray Bye, chairman of At the University of Iowa, it was Tennessee's Democratic candidates, paign so far. whelmingly favored the re-election Johnson 2,226; Goldwater, 1,161. the Student Welfare Committee, of George Romney as Governor of on cam- announced that one or two Fresh- Michigan. Romney, who has re- Whether mock elections in fused to endorse Goldwater, topped pus indicate electoral trends men members to the committee Newest Playboy Club Picketed his Democratic rival, Neil Staebler, their states is questionable, since will later be appointed. The sug- of the students participating 6,824 to 1,299. many resulted from a recent in,41.e.. are- not+o.11 noga+n vow gestions By Righteous Xavier U. Students Goldwater came closest to vic- in tem are not old enough t vo e of telling if evaluation of Freshman Orienta- (ACP)-Seventeen students from Xavier University, Cincinnati, and there is no way reflect their par- tion taken from the Freshman Ohio, silently marched in front of the city's new Playboy Club for two they accurately class. hours, carrying signs with such slogans as "Hide From Reality Here" Reading InChapel Is ents' opinions. and "Do You Want Your Daughter to Be a Playmate?" The leader of the group, Thomas Conway, a sophomore from Cleve- Nat'l School Pastime land, said the demonstrators objected to the presence of the key club (ACP)-Joe Powell, a junior at Gfie ou'tueter - because of its connection with +------Wake Forest College, Winston-Sa- MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Playboy 'magazine, which he de- for its daring pictures. A Playboy lem, N. C., was disciplined for read- V TABIJSHED 1919 scribed as "pornographic trash." Club in Cincinnati cannot but help ing a newspaper during Convoca- THE XAVIER NEWS, campus promote the Playboy magazine. tion ceremonies in chapel. Member of newspaper, said one of the stu- Pornography, no matter how so- OLD GOLD AND BLACK, cam- dents distributed a mimeographed phisticated it claims to be, is noth- pus newspaper, learned that sev- United States sheet which read as follows: ing more than filth." eral faculty members who were Student Press "In picketing the Playboy Club; Arnold Morton, vice president of sitting in the choir loft saw Powell PRESS we as university students wish to Playboy Clubs International, told reading the paper. Association point out that the entire Playboy reporters that "the presence of the The college's executive commit- philosophy not only opposes the pickets was embarrassing to some tee ruled that the student could Published Weekly by the Students of Southwestern basic Judeo-Christian principles of of our guests. We are not immoral." avoid a year's suspension by agree- our society but openly advocates He added: "The leader (Conway) ing to these terms: Send a written Don Watson, Editor their overthrow. We decry Hugh has never been inside a Playboy apology to President Howard W. Jerry Black, Business Manager confer- HIefner's 'new morality.' It is noth- Club. He reflects an uninformed at- Tribble, attend periodical John McQuiston, Associate Editor ing but plain old immorality. titude of emotional blindness. He is ences with the assistant dean to News Editor...... ------..... Bob Hall "It has been stated that the pres- doing what he has been told to do discuss conduct and promise to im------George Walker ence of a Playboy Club will bring by adults." prove his attitude. Circulation Manager...... ------...... ------...Charles Weber more business to Cincinnati. What Subsequently, the university's Powell agreed to these conditions. Copy Editor...... ---- Barry Boggs kind of business? Have we reached student council voted, nine to four, He had been asked by the com- Sports Editor...... ------...... ----....-- ...... Shannon Ball, Bill Hancock, Phil Hollis such a ridiculous impasse that the II against officially sanctioning the mittee if he was actually reading Photography-...... -- Yarbrough, Bill Jones, development of downtown Cincin- actions of any volunteer group of the newspaper or attempting to News Staff...... ,Jim Houston, Ray Bye, Ed Sally Saunders, Roger Hart, Eleanor nati depends on overgrown "boys" Xavier students in such a protest. show his .contempt for compulsory, Jack Knox, Cathy Prouty, ogling 'bunnies'? But Conway and his band of volun- chapel attendance. The student re- Jackson, Smitty Smith, Virginia Lowry, John McMinn, John "Mr. Hugh Hefner is the pub- teers vowed to continue their ef- portedly replied that he was ac- Sonny Tribble (End of the Bench), lisher of Playboy magazine, famous forts. tually reading the paper. Neiman, George Conroy, Jo Matthews, Sharon Hales Friday, October 30, 1964 THE SOU'WESTER Page 3 FridaO SAEs, ATOs Have Perfect Records As Flagball Competition Concludes CapuA Alpha Tau Omega claimed the "B" League flagball championship with a decisive 28 to 2 victory over the Kappa Sigs. Jimmy Houts quar- terbacked the losing team as their regular passer, Don Munch was moved up in a vain attempt to defeat the SAE's "A" team. On the ATO side, all the boys worked together under the leadership of Sopho- Anyone wanting to work back- more Chip Hatzenbuehler to polish stage on "Dracula" is asked to off their last opponent and give check with Professor Hill at the them their first undefeated season All-Star Game Slated Adult Education Center by Wednes- in a decade. As New Sports Begin day of next week. Among unusual talents needed are someone to In the other league Sigma Alpha With flagball completed the in- Epsilon completed its ninth straight tramural program moves into two make and operate the bats, several perfect record as they soundly "non-team" sports, tennis and who can howl like wolves, and whipped the PiKA's 42 to 12. Ed ping pong. Since, the weather has someone to concoct weird lighting Sneed scored three times and in- not yet become too cold the board effects. tercepted a crucial pass, exempli- decided to play a limited tourna- fying his fine offensive and de- ment in tennis with only six en- fensive play throughout the sea- tries from each organization rather The first program of silent film son. As was the case for the ATO's, PRESIDENT LYNDON JOHNSON AND TENNESSEE GOVERNOR than wait till spring. Ping-pong comedy classics will be shown at enthusiastic it was exactly this type of team- Frank Clement shake hands at the Memphis Airport with has seventy-nine contestants and the Adult Education Center tonight LBJ arrived to campaign for Southern votes. Memphis, work and tight defense that gave will be spread out throughout No- support as at 7 and 9 and tomorrow at 2:30, 7 the center of the so-called conservative South, more than tripled the Lions their trophy. vember. The scoring in these sports Goldwater's crowds when he spoke here. Wednesday the PiKA's retaliated will be for each individual victory, and 9. Heading the program is by edging the SAE's "B" team with negative points for forfeits. "The Pilgrim" in which Charlie three touchdowns to two. Although The totals for each group will be Chaplin plays an escaped convict the field was wet and muddy, John compared and team and individual disguised as a minister. The added Government Official Speaks Weaver was able to use some fancy trophies given. footwork to bring the Pikes within attractions are Harold Lloyd in November fifth and sixth are the "The Haunted Manor" and Harry On Recent Russian Policies scoring distance. Duncan Crawford dates set for the All-Star flagball Langdon in "Boobs in the Woods." The student body viewed "Russian Policy in Retrospect and .Pre- led the scoring in this upset with games with a dozen outstanding Adission is one dollar. spect" Friday morning. That was the title of an enlightening speech by twelve points. players from the six competing author of A Russian color version of Dr. Kenneth W. Whiting, specialist in Russian policy and In the final "A" League game, groups lining up against the trium- The Soviet Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night" with numerous essays on the topic as well as a full length book, ATO emerged victorious in a phant SAE's on Thursday and the an English dubbed sound track will Union Today. grudge match with the Independ- "B" League champions on Friday. be shown at the Adult Center at 4, "Some people have the mistaken ------ents. Lester Goodin, who starred Both the Lions and the ATO's had 7 and 9 on Friday, November idea that even when the Russians the West Berliners out." In addi- throughout the season for the flawless records in ther respective 6. Admission will be seventy-five commit a major blunder it is all tion, nearly every satellite is now Tau's, led his team to the win but leagues but a group of selected cents for students and one dollar part of some great master plan. in an uproar and owes little al- had to be removed in the third players may dampen their spirits for adults. This simply is not so," said the legiance to the Kremlin. In break- quarter due to a sudden case of and most assuredly will provide a speaker. "In this complex world of ing with Peking Khrushchev sur- failing eyesight. The highlight of tight duel. Ronnie Davis and Josh ours where things happen so fast, sendered control of half the com- the game according to sports writer Brown will coach the "A" and the most that any government can munist block to the Chinese com- John Neiman came when he inter- "B" All-Stars respectively. A nomi- Peace Corps Exam hope for is the accomplishment of munists. And as for the spread of cepted a GDI pass on his own five nal charge of ten cents will be short-range plans." Communism itself, no country has yard line and sprinted the length collected and sent to the National Set For Nov. 14th fallen to it since Cuba in 1959. of the field for a touchdown. Dr. Whiting continued to cite the Football Federation. In response to requests from in- many reasons for the downfall of In conclusion Dr. Whiting took terested students, arrangements Khrushchev in the Soviet Union. time to dispell fears about a Rus- have been made for a special on- According to his theory, which is sian takeover in America. "The Pan Olympics Awards Blazers campus administration of the supported by a majority of the Communist Party in America is Peace Corps Placement Test. The Sovietologists in Washington was composed of misfits and outcasts. Tri-Delta Leads non-competitive test, used only in a failure both in his policies at The FBI knows what is going to In Volleyball assisting in the placement of po- Pan Olympic blazers were awarded home, with his satellites, and happen long before the party mem- by Kathy Gotten, WAA Presi- tential volunteers, will be given on dent, in Student abroad. bers at large. And in addition, Assembly Wednesday to the newest members. Those Sat., Nov. 14 at 2:00 p.m. at the receiving First, the premier got into hot Communism has never taken over, blazers were Anne Chilton, Ind.; Mary Christian, AOPi; and Guidance Center on campus. water with the militia when he an industrialized country. With to- and Myrna Schaap, AOPi. Pan + In addition to the more than constantly advocated cutting both day's weapon system what it is, the Virginia Lowry, AOPi. Other mem- AOPi Tuesday night in a hard 8,000 Americans who will go into the defense budget and Army per- possibility of expanding Com- bers are Bianca Bettis, Ind.; Jeanie fought, exciting two out of three training in 1965, 1,000 Juniors will use Heltzel, sonnel. He had no strategic genius munism through the of physical DDD; Judy Emery, DDD, games which lasted an hour. enter Summer, 1965 training to be- as evidenced by his adventures in force is nil. Therefore the party Olympics is an honorary athletic Intramural Volleyball Standings gin preparing for overseas assign- association. Cuba, which also provided for his leaders must be satisfied with Membership is by invi- DDD ...... 3-0 ments in 1966 after completion of Ber- tation only and is based on points AOPi ...... 2-1 worst propaganda defeat. The peaceful coexistence, challenging their senior year. For further in- lin Wall caused considerable dam- received for participation in the Ind...... 2-1 formation on the test and how you the free world to a battle of de- age to Russian prestige, for ac- various sports. Kd ...... 1-2 can apply, contact Dr. Fred Pultz mocracy versus subversion in un- cording to Dr. Whiting "Nobody Delta Delta Delta leads in Intra- XO ...... 1-2 at the Presbyterian Guidance believes that it was built to keep derdeveloped countries." mural Volleyball after beating ZTA ...... 0-31 Center on campus. For Experienced Leadership By Responsible Americans With Constructive Policies For ABetter U.S.A. VOTE DEMOCRATIC LYNDON JOHNSON HUBERT HUMPHREY ALBERT GORE ROSS BASS GEORGE GRIDER

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-- -- Friday, October 30, 1964 Page 4 THE SOU'WESTER Southwestern Meets Sewanee To Test 13 Game Win Streak The Southwestern Lynxcats will face, according to head coach Jesse Johnson their sternest test of the season when they meet the Sewanee Tigers tomiorrow. The Tigers are undefeated in five contests and have chalked up one- sided, impressive scores against all their opponents including a 54-7 rm of Millsaps who Southwest-+---- ern defeated 20-0. Their other vic- tories are Hampton-Sidney 28-6, Six Returning Netters Randolph-Macon 34-13, Kenyon 34-0 and Centre College 34-0. They are Open Fall Practices The Lynx tennis team which had in a two-way tie for the conference a 9-7 record last year began fall load with Washington University, practice last Tuesday. and have a thirteen-game winning Returning from last year's team streak and 137 points scored in five are number two man Arnold Dren- games. nen, nmnber three Tommy Barton, on the Se- Johnson elaborated number four Currie Johnston, and points, "They are bet- wanee strong Grif Stocldey, who played in the team. They ter than last year's number six position. a lot. more speed and a have Other returning squadmen are Johnson boy is quicker line. This John Overly and George Abraham. back probably the best running All are sophomores except Grif In fact that we will face this year. Stockley, who is a senior. he is one of the finest running Freshmen out for the team are time. backs we've seen in a long Hayes McCarty, Tommy Hart. One tackle doesn't bring him down. )avid MeMillan, and John Wil- We can't win the game unless we iams. The Lynx are coached by stop him." )errick Barton, professional at the }+..b. .'- . The Lynx will be without the University Club in Memphis. services of end Vince Kouns, who The Lynx netters look forward was injured in the Washington to a good season with the spring, : . ' .. :: <«%, game. He will be replaced by Ray since they have lost only two men FRESHMAN QUARTERBACK BRUCE COOK WAS HEAVILY RUSHED, as were Lynx quarterbacks all Baker. Tackle Sonny Tribble is also from their starting six, Lee Mar- day, as he gets off a pass for a touchdown in last Saturday's game. His target was end Vince Kouns, who a question mark with a recurring hall and Leroy Selvidge, graduates gathered in the ball and romped into the end zone to complete the 47-yard play and score the Lynx' only foot injury. ;Butch Lightsey and of last June. points for the day. Photo by Jim McKnight Buddy ,ateliff.will return to the lineup on a full time basis after being, slowed for the past three weeks. Southwestern Offense Stifled Around the conference last week Washington U. beat our own Lynx- By Bears' Powerful Defense cats, Sewance put down their first By Barry Boggs conference foe, Centre, 34-0, and The Southwestern Lynxcats suffered their second straight defeat Washington and Lee was defeated last Saturday at the hands of the Washington University Bears, 20-6. by an out-of-conference foe. The Lynx held on for a half with the highly favored Bears but fell Conference standings are: back in the second half when the middle of the defensive line grew Team W L weak and gave up a couple of1 touchdowns, ton held the half-time lead, 7-6. Sewanee ...... 1 The Southwestern touchdown was The Bears scored in the first on Washington U ...... 1 0 a fifty yard pass play from Bruce yI I pass plaly but the Lynx came by Riddell F. Cleatback 1 Cook to Vince Kouns. Southwestern ...... II back strong in the second period their Midway in the third period There were eleven boys who walked off the field shaking Centre ...... 1 with a touchdown. The conversion Washington U. advanced for their heads last Saturday about four o'clock. They were the "Battling Bears" 0 was off to the right and Washing- W & L ...... second touchdown and conversion from Washington U. They had come down here expecting an easy vic- making it 14-6. tory before their big game this week with Wheaton and had received The final tally of the game came the shock of their lives. Believe me they had all they could handle Harriers Defeat Lipscomb; in the fourth when Bear backs from your Lynx and maybe a little more. When they boarded their found a hole in the center of the plane for St. Louis they left with nothing but respect for the scrappy Lynx line and after several quick Southwestern gridders. Upon learning that a full two thirds of the Place Third In Tournament openers for good yardage broke team were freshmen, the Bears were already looking forward ap- Southwestern cross-country runners compiled the third lowest num- loose on a thirty yard off-tackle prehensively to next year's game with the Lynxcats, and as a result ber of points to take third place at the sixth annual Union University play for a touchdown. were extolling their teammates to win the conference crown this year Invitational Cross-Country Tournament last Friday. The seven-team Washington U. held an advan- while they were still capable of beating Southwestern. meet was also considered a dual meet between Southwestern and age in all statistical departments. Herein, students, lies a message. Right here among you, you have David Lipscomb College which the one hell of a football team. They are there all around you, going to Lynx won easily. This victory evens classes, taking tests, dancing at desserts, and devoting about five hours their 1964 record at 3-3. a day to publicly representing the school through football. These people field, and two In the Tournament 41 men ran who spend five days a week in solitude on the practice also the 3.7 miles, most of which was on hours on Saturdays living and dying for dear ol' Southwestern easing their aches and hard surface including streets, side- dedicate their Sundays to their chosen sport by the up- walks and the Union race track. pains in the whirlpool, or watching films and preparing for Lynx ace, Gary Nichols, led the coming opponent. In other words these friendly classmates of yours the season. group at the end of the first mile are devoting seven days a week to football during the Tigers up on with the remarkably fast time of This week the Cats journey to Sewanee to play is un- 4 minutes and 51 seconds. But top of that infernal mountain. They will meet a team which points per game Union freshman Don Kurts took defeated and is averaging an extravagant number of never been over the lead before the finish and while playing absolutely no one. For those of you who have sees it. crossed the line in 18:11, a new to that lovely spa I'll describe it for you as the visiting player while your tournament record. First your bus slowly grinds its way up the side of Everest race by. When you finally get to the town itself Placing second for Southwestern ears pop and turtles refreshed by the plush buildings and the urchins and eleventh in the Tournament you are immediately white who make a weekly event of throwing fruit was Mike O'Neal. He was followed wearing purple and infidels who dare oppose the sacred Tigers. in at this week's by Livingston Kelley running get thirsty) you 91nt nnition Alex Clan.fford was 24th Then if you're thirsty (and my advice is-don't delightful water which is at least with Ted Morris only a few seconds can quench your dryness with that per cent being sulphur-and they behind him. forty per cent lime (the other sixty said you can't have water without hydrogen and oxygen; silly people). Nichols and O'Neal received Then you discover what is to be your first-class lodgings for the night medals for their perforcances, while this, pine straw mattresses and outdoor plumbing? yep that's the team trophy went to Union. -what's THE 1964 LYNX CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM, even up inthe season class in Sewanee. Then as we prepare to spend a rather unique Mississippi College wvas second in first with a 3-3 record, will meet Mississippi College Tuesday in its last sleep the trucks on the nearby highway begin to rumble. You the overall standings. Sewanee did night of regular home meet before the CAC meet to be held November 7 here. is a Teamster. not do as well as expected due to see the Sewanee coach a sleepless and rather crushing night we arise with the injury of two runners. Finally after the pre-game meal which consists of a piece of Next Tuesday the last regular bold hearts to face McCULLOUGH'S ESSO STATION forty year old buffalo back, laughingly called steak, a really different home cross-country event will be Road Service-Member AAA see what it tastes like by adding sulphur instead held as the Lynx meet Mississippi cup of tea (you can obviously made by wasps and collected by a near- College at 4:00 P.M. Everyone is 585 North McLean SOUTHWESTERN of sugar), and honey But I think the thing which makes urged to come and support this sighted but oft-stung bee keeper. Phone BR 4-1881 me are the spectators. They all stand out easily seven man squad of iron men since, Sewanee so endearing to and white while clutching their little after all, they are running their GRILL in their various shades of purple read "Sewanee class of 1984." hearts out in the name of your darlings who wear the sweatshirts which some tricks for through- school. Southwestern Barber Shop It seems that the children teach their parents BR 6-9288 out the game we are showered with verbal and physical refuse. Alas Cross-Country will culminate at Home of the Flat Tops soon we are once again winding the CAC meet on Nov. 7 between this joy passes all too quickly and 649 North McLean the post game results of our Sewanee, Washington Univ. and our way down the slopes covered with BR 2-2238 645 North McLean and with glory- Southwestern. The meet will be little friends on the reception and farewell committee Owner, C. E. Garrison held at Southwestern at 10 a.m. for we have beaten the vaunted Sewanee Tigers.