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I ' One of the Best Coaching Aggregations to Hit West Raleigh ' Is Ii Vol. XXIX, Il Number 1 Y. STAT 2 PM. Tomorrow" '"” inRiddicliStedimv Two of the bitterest rivals in * grid warfare—State and Duke- meet tomorrow afternoon at 1:80 .- in Riddick Stadium in the effect'3):Bfiié’fi‘m Saturday will he a either team. The rest beegreatletdewntoei Aetually,verylittleis “ abouteithersquad. Thefreshman ruleisineffoctandbothsqus‘ie have but three or four freshmai who were veterans on the “i ' One of the best coaching aggregations to hit West Raleigh General Neyiand of Tennessee. Feathers has always turned out a ‘ is represented'in the above picture. The healthy man trying to decide hard fighting Wolfpack football team which has won a good share , whether to smile or look tough as is poppular Al Rotella, recent of its games. Next to Feathers is the backfield coach. Walter Slater, [.3 replacement for Bob Suffridge as line coach. Standing next to who directs the Wolfpack ball toters. The end coach is Charles f: Rotella is head coach BeattiegFeathers who is a former pupil of Bamey who tutors the pass snaggers for State College. Agromeck Pictures Are Now Being Men Head Coach Feathers Dolma Studios of New York City are now on the campus taking pictures for the 1948-1949 Agromeck, according to Horace Taylor, editor of the school annual. Delma Studios are specialists in making M‘Beginnlllg .F'flh annual portrait photographs and were highly recommended to Year Taylor because of their fine workmanship. Every effort is now being made to have sittings scheduled for all students and thus Slater Replaces eliminate the confusion that existed last year when a large number “3 Coach Babe Wood Probable Starters failed to have their portraits made. DUKE STATE Taylor urged all students who have not made appointments to By and EMS LE—Duncan LE—Blomquist come by the Agromeck office, in the Publications Buildings beside The Navy, private industry and LTeAnen LT—Dostanko ' Hill Library, and do so as soon as possible. The photographers are other sohodls have knocked holes LG—D-vis ' =LG-th averaging a sitting every five minutes and appointments are made in the Wolfpack coaching staff in C—Puldmon ' C-—-Swnder- on this basis. This keeps a steady stream of students entering with the past two seasons. Now it looks RG—Knotts WNW little or no waiting. To avoid upsetting the routine, all students are Year men viehg for starting berths ‘ like the football tutors are settled “—13.3096“ RT—Cegelis urged to keep their appointments and be on time. is Guard Charlie Musser of Frank- i" into what promises to be the most RE—Dunean REL-Miller Four sittings are being made this year, as compared with only ford, W. Va., who made State’s ' successful coaching staff ever to FB—Stephans PM“ varsity as a last team up at State College. Ever TB—‘F’k' LH’M" two last year. Proofs will be sent to the student within 10‘ days with a stamped, r, addressed mm 11mm. of we” popular Beattie Feathers is still at WB—HG’M‘ RH—Boseman from the New York studios along field candidates, Tailback Bill . ' ‘ the top of the list, with three new Bil—Montgomery QB—Bowlby envelope. Choice can then be made andthe proofs returned. Thompson of Winston-Salem and. I names added as his assistants. That Bob Smith, fullback workhorse ' shapely, friendly fellow you’ve been from Paterson, N. J. who 'sawlittle Little symphony Big Pep Rally to Cheer Pack 3 seeing around is Al Rotslla, the new The Little Symphony Orchestra action in 1947, but appear beam line coach. The tall, handsome one willrehearseinPullenHallatS" By GILBERT MAXWELL the proceedings broadcast. for starring roles this term. is Charley Ramey, end coach; and p.m. each Tuesday night. Member- Patty Osbourne‘ of Shelby, Miss Miss North Carolina and her en- Smith has mastered the spi. ‘ , 'the rough looking little dark-haired ship is open to faculty and their North Carolina of 1948, will be an tourage are scheduled to leave Rid- and handoffs of the Tennessee-style ? one is none other than Walt Slater official guest of the State College dick stadium at eight o’clock and of attack better than his two com- t whojnstjoined the ’Pack asback- wives as well as students who can qualify YMCA for the big “Beat°Dook” pep parade down Hillsboro and Fay- ; field tutor..A few details about the String and woodwind players in- rally tonight at 7m in Riddick etteville SW13 to Memorial Audi- ' . :staff follow: terested chamber music are asked Stadium. torium a’la torohlight. The parade BEATI‘IE FEATHEBS, Head to notify the: Director of Music. The rally m mam getunder has’ the blessings of Raleigh city DGVHI. Sept. 26" A bard-rm Coach—Very few coaches in 'the way when Patty and the Drum and officials, who say the sky’s the limit Smith needs only a’bit more aperi- nation can claim 16 years of actual Bugle Corps journey but to Owen as far as noise is concerned. ence at the plunging spot to become football playing experience at the Feathers’ grid career got off to and Tucker where they will be join- The YMCA, which is sponsoring a first-rate ball carrier sage of 39, but such is the record of an auspicious start at the age of ed by members of the Freshman the pep rally, has spared no ex- North Carolina State’s Beattie 16 when he made firstestring full- class and proceed, back to the pense or effort to make it the big- Feathers, who started out at the back at Bristol High. For four stadium. Once there, yells, talks gest of the year. Biggerstafl has yearsheruiedtheroostandwas been age of 16 as an All-State Virginia called by many poo le the greatest from coaches and playerspand band working on arrangements for fullback at Bristol High and went high school fullbacé’ ever produced music will be the order of the day. two weekp, as have other members on to gain All American honors at in the Old Dominion. His accom- Don Biggerstaff, chairman of the oftheYcabipet, andtheyhiattbat the University of Tennessee and plishments include selection four YMCA recreation committee, who there are surprises in store for become one of. the most valuable isinchargeofwfortbosowhotumouttogeta 01 this last threesome Cegelia 5 players in" National Professional times as All-State"Virginia and two thepepraily, hasdbcloeodthathe view of the Blue Devils’ fa seems to have the MM“ football league history. (Continued on Page 2) hopes to have fifteen minutes of moreow. (Continuedoal’agea) 'A Team That WON’T Be Beat CAN’ T Be D. H. HILL LIERARY North Cayenne State Celia. .aaas Hake-1L“fan.”era-.9..1... -- . «up ”can - THE TECHNICIAN Sc ctember 1948 BasketLunch , WState and the Univer- Dancing Lesms This lucky catch turned out to Head Coach sity or!Tennessee. , be none other than another Tennes- - TheUnltedChnrshisgiviaga . Ah'eadylotella has established The Raleigh Retro-tie- nu: see boy, ,Walt Slater. Slater walked (Continued from Page 1) badethehforallnewsal partmolit and the Y.W.C.A,‘- will out on the rough and tumble lift of seasons as All-Southern high returning uadntaonSnnday, weer!“His‘ with the line during the be cup-sponsors of free dancing a professional player to take over school. September 29 fonuwhgxihc Red and White springpractice con- classes for students beginning his first coaching assignment with Following the end of his prep morning worship service. The test in May, brought praise from October 7 at 8:09 Pl. the ’Packers. career in 1930 In cast his cohegiate UnitedCh-chhlocatedatthe Coach Feathers, who says, ._“the classes will meet each my ' This tough little tailback of eormoffllsberoadllsm boys like Rotella and we’re glad to night until Thanksgiving. Tennessee fame started his ball lot with theUniversity of Tennes- will be taught by Mrs. Clyde sseandwas'first-string tailbackon M have him aszan addition to our playing in earnest at Providence, McSwain, Jr. and the enrollment - Rhode Inland where he carriedthe ihefresh squadlalstl Feed-ire wm be limitedgso those who are movedupsetheyelunteerverdty fivne victories, three losses and one ,tRotella’s football career started ball for the local high school flour tPaterIiin, N. J. High where he interested are urged to attend- years. andaltbfihstillindisdahof lie, Feathers again saw his Wolf-8 the first meeting. the great Gene "'1‘, Thus- pack football team rated as one wasarogulsrguardforoneyear The “an, Taro, Three, Ho” chant seessll- AHthe- of the 90 best clubs in the nation andlace was mm to tackle . drew him to Massanirtten military came one MW by the annual year-end Associdted in his two remaining seasons of mouth for three years as an as: Academyin Virginia where be con- in the W coderence. In Press p01!of W writers and “any. He meted the Univer- sistaiit comb; moving in 1940: to tinued his scampering with the pk- use madam... into his own. radio men. The “ate team won up- sity Tennessee in 1941 and play- Wilmington, Ohio as head coach. skin. First he madeAll-Southern confers set triumphs over Virginia and ed two seasons before entering the His Wilmington outfitsin 1940 and An inevitable move, it seems, for encetailbaekamdieiiinlmeame Wake Forest and held a highly service in 1943. After his discharge 1941 lost only two games and in State coaches is to the University the in . rallied selection of a favored Maryland eleven to assure. from the Army in 1946, Rotella te- 1942 hewas called beck to his home- of Tennessee. Slater moved into footha 9W8 ' career when less tie. State ranking was 17th turned to Tennessee, playing during town of Ashland, Ky. to take over U.T.
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