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VOLUME XXXIX DAVIDSON COLLEGE, DAVID80N, N. C, FRIDAY. MAY 11. 1951 NUMBER TWENTY-FIVE ODK'sRecognize Voting ClosesDick Stockton Chosen Pan-Hell Campus Leaders On Y Board; 1 l Last Tuesday in chapel OinicTon Delta Kappa drill its an- Head For 5l- 52 nual spring tapping day. A short acldi-ens by Dr. ('. K. Brmvn Cheerleader The Zeus .if the Greeks for In the Inppm^ of ten new members, five of whom was followed ' the coming year is following - ' K°inff to be an" seniors and fivr members of Ilie Junior ela«s. The if HJHtekj. Dick Stockton. The I'an-Hellenic were inducted : gt"* Conacil picked Dick as president n HP FREEMAN PLUMMER AND along with Joe Miller as treasurer and Ken Taylor as secretary. HALLER CRAVEN ON YBOARD; TOMMY Dick, a Kappa Sinma brother, Tommy b a |«i t- ilent.il eaajaf from I'ula-ki. PEPPER ELECTED is from Winston-Salem, N. C. and Virginia. He was a mainstay on tlii> year's basket- has proven to be one of the most S^iitiK elections came to a close I !>;ill team high puint man on tin- track s<|uad versatile men on and (hi- week with the selection ol "V" his junior year. ;i> chcer- the D a \ id -on I in Last fall he served hoard member*, bead cheerleader, i,] He WSJ VMl'A social cliuirtnan, I'.m- Hell campus A- one I leader. and the Hoard. representative,a Publication* of t h e I member of Si^ma Delta Pfcl ami chosen the I most Hill Freeman Was as promising I ta a brother in I'liiGamma Delta. senior ■^■mv j£ I tnem- member of the Y.M.C. \. Iher* of the track Hoard of Control A standout in Iteam. Dick has jj.i Wildcat football line for three RAY CUNNINGHAM Icurrently b e en year-. l'ieciiian is an active mem- Irunning the major town, Kay traveler, ruins, ber of the Heaver Club and D- A business from the home Professor C. B. Eberhardt, world student of the king of the camel caravans, and (|iiarter mile for given outstanding ( lull, and I'hi Gamma Delta social ■^^^■J won ttii> year an award to *he professor of Bible at Davidson College, was snapped in this informal shot while riding past the Sphinx g| J|| (oach I'ete Davidson student from Mecklenburg County by JRjIkjaji 4gH and adjacent pryamids in the backdrop, or rather in the background. The number 9 is unexplained, lraternit> Craven, D,ck Whittle's cinder- the alumni. Kay has .served this year as freshman the name of the camel unknown. (Photo by Kahyam's Kodak Service No. 3). Gene a I'hi Delt from Stockton men am, was „ Boose, X C, and a Southern Con- advisor and was on the swimming team. He is a mainstay part of the distance run- ference wretttiag champion, and senior" and a member of Beta Theta Pi. He at- ners during the cross country sea- Darlington prep Kome, Stuart I'luininer, from Asheville, tended school in Georgia, son. This current year he has were chosen as ('lass rcprc- where lie played varsity football and was a mem- Junior served as president of the junior ber of the Honor Council. The Eberhardt IKnew -eiit.iti\i—. Stuart, a member of the ... class in to addition heinn a mem- £ male chorus this year and a stand- ber of the D Club, Heaver Club, out mi the Sigma fraternity Chi ami Philanthropic Literary Society. IRVING STUBBS basketball team, plan- to enter the "I Shephelah Now" \ bminm major. Dick resides in Can See ministry. Calling Norfolk, Virginia, ln> limnc. Irving the Village. plans to enter the ministry. He has been president (This is the first in a series of one article about the trip of Davidson's own "Abdul" Kber Head cheerleader for the com- I — Stockton reports that the 1'an- Iof the Philanthropic Literary Society, president hardt to the Mid-East. The middle lump is Eberhardt. Ed.) inn leaion will be Prancii Pepper, who IIell has been drawing up regula- Honorary Fraternity Council, and vice-presi- defeated Erie Clark in the 1 Iof the By MIKE MYERS tions next year's Rush Week. Sigma Upgilon. steadily with final ballot. Before coming to Da- for Ident He has worked The plans now are have five I YMCA the United Kilm Society. A Hamewhai sunburned Charles IV Rlwihwdi otawd the door ;il Ins paneled study and vidson, Pepper was bead cheer- to the forums and <""' night* and one afternoon of rush- was vice-president of Sigma Chi fraternity trove Davidsonian tin- first inside story of his roeeni journey t<> the Mid Kust Tin- par- leader for Reynold* High in Wm- He sponsored by ing. All other features of the week I this year. pose of his :!L month trip, the Anierienti Seliool of Oriental Research, was to eon- stoii-S.ilem. He is Iteta Theta I'i's duet archaelogical and geological renearrh in the lands so often mentioned in his Hihle lec- representative on ibe Pan Hellenic will remain the same as in the p.i-t — addition, plan- being tures the Holy Council and wa* elected -uiiimnnu lesson. In are Lands. I Hellenic HARTLEY HALL To accomplish this Prof. F.ber- tram co-captain by In- teammates. made for the '.m dances hardl was pretty much on his The I'ublic.iiion- Board next year with tentative dates Hartley Hall hails from Macon, Georgia,and* , a*ea>bi r* own. Leaving New York January were elected on the first ballot, ami feeing set. A financial report from plans a life career in business and politics. Last BEAVERS SLAP IK. be flew overnight to Scotland. ORGANIZATIONS are the editors of the three school the Council states that at present year lie served commander of the KOTC cadet as spent leveti day* there ami -run pablicatkin* Hill White. Kill Adam- it ha- -i\ty dollars in the bank corps. He was president of Kumanean Literary FOR more days in Rngiand. Then on tn NAME LEADERS ant! l-'ickeiseu. with about two hundred dollars Society and has been an active memberof all three THIRTEEN Jim t irne\ ,i (where he vi-iteil ibe of- " >f particular interest in the way still expected to come in before the publications' staffs. In high school Hartley was fices the ■ improvement election- end of the school year. Key of World Council of FOR NEXT YEAR 'i in was president of the international Club. He re- MEMBERSHIP Churches) I ami Koine (when- an the increase m the percentage of cently with the forum on Communism. He I worked The annual Heaver Club initia- audience with the Tope was ;n Delta Phi Alpha tin -Indent body voting, due to is a member of Phi Delta Theta social fraternity. tions were held on Thursday even- ranged > While in Kome he visited Delta l'ln Alpha held it- last the new procedure. The average - ing, May .*. at 7:J0 in I'bi Hall die catacomb* and excavations. On meeting of the year l.i-t Wednee- balloting for this year was between Ken Wilson Jones 11 ■ !" the WOODY LEACH Those being initiated were Hill Dob- Feb. 1 he emerged from his ( |iM da) v: t .11 home of Dr. 6VM3S, as compared with 150-200 bins, Ed Vdanis. Ka-y Henley. Max Rings, saw his own shadow, and. \owles. \lfred Neimiann.president, last year. Wilt Scholarship In Woody was co-captain the Devane, Corky Johnson. Johnny (flaring rain. imnicdiateU pushed conducted the election ot next year's Last fall Leach of " I football squad. He was elected to serve on the llremer. Buddy Williamson. Her- on to his destination, Jerusalem,- *ifficers The new officers are France; Otters Cited plans to a Woody -chel Allen. Kd Stuart. Kill Ship- where he made bis he.iili|iiai tet baric- rlerion, president; Tony Athletic Council. He be teacher. < lives in DeFuniak Springs, Florida.He is warden ley. John Holt, and I'.uddv McK.iv. There be joined other members of Tltcker, vice president; anil Jim CHESS CHAPTER >utstamiiilK BaSMBJ -uch annual in I'In Delta Theta. For superior work in Military all rising Sophomores, plus Jack the AS< >K and went to Jericho, Mac I'.11 land. »ecretary-trea»arer, award- a- tin \^nes Setltell lirown Bft Science, Woody was awarded the medal of dis- Ruth, a rising junior. Egypt and the Lower Nile ( where Eu TAKES FIRST WIN citations to be presented Wed- ■ - officers at the meet- in tinguished military command- the ir 1 New elected a special over-flowing of (lie banks nesday. May Ib Chapel, is a student.He 1 \t 1 meeting of the Enmaataa of Hob Henry, re- > Scholarship to . T battalion of the ROTC regiment. iiiK consists who vva- held in bis honor andflew o\ et Society, the following officers were Pulbrighl ghpSH Ken places Mac MacLean as preside!; tin Dead Sea area . . here a far- elected: President, 'Jack Hunter, FROM CHARLOTTE Wilson-Jones. Stuart, who replace* Mien came professor's ' Gordon away-look — into the vice president, arlyie Crenshaw; The Davidson ChsM Clab, formed Kenneth Wilson-Jones of Mon- Strand .1- vice-president, and I'd closed eyes which in itself is a mum; TOM STOCKTON Secretary, Ituddy I.. and treas- about .1 month ijsjo, tried out its roe. N. C, a member of the sen- Stuart, replacing Gordon Stuart as good trick as be raised bis urer, Shelley Beard, in .1 match with the Cbar- ior class of Davidson College was This year's first vice president of the student secretary- treasurer. brow wiuv- clenched h-l- to"Mf ... "I lott, < hiss Tuesday night. awarded a Fulbright grant for body Stockton. He served also as secre- jgy Club mi was Tom j —^ New members are selected can see tin slicplii lab now." \ll the Scabbard and Blade I) junior I.cil hy Dr. li. Tbomp-.ii at study at the Universitv of Dijon. tury-treasurer inhis sophomore year. Only a not only from athletic ability was taking picture* Charles Harper Newbold has - while he frosn board I the local club won a de- Prance, for the academic year 195 1 this year, he looks forward to a full season on the and being recipients of the I.ebon to Egypt. \\ heii uc .isked been elected Captain of Scab- 19)2. Tom, cisivc victory 13-10, Two game win- Mr. Jones lias majored in MOM country and track teams next season. Freshmannumeral, but are also il we might run the above picture bard and Blade. Dick Boyd and - < Sanders, French at Davidson and will con- a number of Kappa Si«n»a. is pre-ministerial and judged their abilitiesas lead- .1 Kirk Ogleshy werenamedFirst mi were larence board on be icluctanlly all-wend with lieu tinue his studies in French Ian- bails from Winston-Salem, North Carolina. ers. They remain active mem and Second Lieutenants, re 3; Herron, 4; F' .ithi . Warren board Dr. gunge and literatureat Dijon. organization spectively, bers of this until Prof. Kbeihardt was particu- and Sib Dorton was \\ I'.liiiston. board (>. Dr. Thomp- they become rising seniors, voted first sergeant. Bill Bacon larly impressed with the pe- sou, Dr. Mcdavock. lluuh Trotti, This is the second Davidson will hold the post when they become retiredfrom culiarity of the Arab— and visa of Drill student to win a Fulbright McLEAN Captain. lack Mactjuien, Jim Thompson, MAC the club. versa. Instead of the expected award for studies in French, ( among the fine ( arl Sims ami Prof Bryan (Jresh- Mar will serve as president of the student body InHlniwHini con- sheet clad camel operators he Masquers Charles Hadley of StatesviUe. which this club made to am each won one and lo-t one at ! for the next year. This year he held the office tribution* found 90 percent living in well Ibe Red and I'.lack M.i-|iims N. C. winning a scholarship the school Jnring the year w.i- the developed 10 I, H, '». 10, 1949 for a year's study at I of second vice-president. He Is on both tin basket- towns. The other nut I01 theii final meiling of the board- >. 7. and 12 res- in clothing drive which was held dar- University and golf teams. His sophomore year he was percent were sheet clad camel w.i1 mi Tuesday, May Kth. At this pectively. Kill Cumming* and I'rof. the of Besancon. ball ing the first semcstci. RM president of his class. Mac is a pre-medical Kappa operators. meeting, which was held at I'hi 5 Benver* ushered at tevera! llollomaii at hoard and II lost Mr. lone- will leave for France ISigma who calls Charlotte, North Carolina, bis The Hall, the chapter elected officers events free of charge, then The most irritating thing about close games to their opponent-. daring the fall of 1951, and will home. athletic for the coming year, which are: used the money which they would bis desert trips' The park* of ram- \\ ith this victor) under their spend a mouth in Paris en route which were mean and constant- pre-ideiit, Ted Daniels,, vice-presi- have otherwise k'"ttni for their per- ell belt the club member- are as .i gsjeti of the United States ly dent. Pergas Carrie; secretary, local sonal u-e to be put into a "kitty," up to mischief. They reminded Foundation for \ ance Mi/elb ; tiea-urei. Hill encouraged to go ahead \sith plans Educational France. BRYAN ROBINSON and saved in order to provide en- him of the Davidson faculty meet- An orientation course is given all inns, Four) a t In -s I ne\l year Bryan will head his fraternity next year as tertainment for visiting athletic when each student's schedule (Continued on Page for 'lull arriving Fulbright award recipients. president of Kappa Alpha. He will serve also as team- Next year, the club plans was looked up mi all review* could Mr. Jones will receive round trip in- president of Philanthropic Literary Society. This other various activities, including an come tm one clay. Other than transportation by rail and water year Mtempl to stances with tin- camels there were to Dijon, he has been head of the Forensic Council and " revitalize the "David- from Monroe tuition at vice-president of the YMCA. He is pre-ministertal son Spirit no iiiiplcasantries, unless you count the Cmversity of Dijon, and allow- and from Thomasville, Georgia. Bryan has also the time bis entire party almost Eleven Appointed To Fill ances for hook* and maintenance » irkeil extensively with Hoy Scouts in Davidson lost their lives. A ilasli rain caught for one academic year. and Mecklenburg County. them in the Arabian desert near the Dick Boyd Stars spot where David sent I'riah to Basic eligibility requirements In French Drama bis death in battle so he ntighi wed T CabinetPostsFor '51-'52 are: United States citizenship, the beautiful llalh-Sheba. Instan- a bachelor's degree or its equi- M ALLAN STRAND At a dinner meetiiiK of the Cer- taneously the desert was turned into The YMf \ Cabinet for the com- Itiickey; Deputations, GeO.tr gS valent at the time the award cle Francais held at (he/ Montet a sea of mud. They were marooned ing year has recently been an- Knight; Sunday School Extension, is taken up. knowledge of the mainstay Allan A on the tennis team. is to be in Charlotte Tuesday niKht the fol- When out of tin- thundering paths nounced by Mian Strand. Recom- Hill Lee; ForIMUS, Hubert Cannon. language of the country suffi- | year. past year head man in the YMCA next This IctwitiK officers were elected for the a lorry (ten-wheel Itritisb truck) mendation- from retiring cabinet Several positions are still to be cient to carry on the proposed he has served as vice president of the Y. Allan next year: president, J. V. Hunter; chanced to come alone and car- members, from the "Y" Secretary. tilled. ThoVgfa the final decisions study. i Carolina, plans comes from Greensboro, North and vice-president.R. M iafgtai -ecn- ried them to safety. Dangerous and from the officers themselves have not been maile. Strand il -lire ministery. He secretary i his life work in the is of tary, IL N. Cannon; treasiiiei. \ Arab bands were in that section made Ili-t ol afattOSt fifty students that Bryan Robinson and Hill Selection is made on the basis fraternity. Theta, and a of [ his Phi Delta member V. doldicre. but luckily the truck reached them to be considered for the cabinet \danis will be offered places on of the applicant's personal quali- Club. abroad, the Heaver The French Club of Charlotte first. positions, and only alter much de- the cabinet. fications for study aca- proposed trip by liberation wire- the final selection* Moth the retiring cabinet and demic record, value al the hail a uood delegation to join the The retucn was made way of Cyprus ('this was heavenly- made. the iiew one will meet in a retreat study or research, and suitability local club for this special meeliiiK. he Sunday May BILL WHITE skiing, swimming, sailing in March The member* and their positions |0 held 1J. This or placement in an institution of The following cast presented the — — 12(1 follows: Hall Prayer conference is to acquaint the new perfect climate only miles ..I duty are U ligher learning abroad. Hill White will step up to the head positionon one act play, "Cupidon. Dentiste:" long— location of Shakespeare's Meetings, Stuart I'luminer; Fall members with their future position* "< — (wish Tom Mock- and discuss suggestions 'Die -cholarships are highly com- The Davidsonian for the next session. He has Li Dentiste: J. R. I'.oyd, Jaci|ues ithello" we could mo\e and Spring Services, to and sports editor this year and is a hardier Patmiis, ton; liiblc (lass, Speed; petitive, being thousands of served as LeLefranc, W. H. Hell, MarK uerite Davidson there), where College Jim plans lor the coming year. The there the track team. Recently he was awarded'a Kevt'lations; Greece, Social, Hill Hiukey; PuMicatioae, on Didier: K. R. Hart; I.e John wrote fit--■ inaj.r duly of the cabinet applicants each year. No written scholarship as out t Hiding Kappa Sigma in leader- Qea4#Mr» whTre be retraced I'aul's footsteps I'tie Kalogriats; Race Relations, iii; La Vieille will be tO serve as the gfV**S lead- examination will be held but an ship and scholarshipin North and South Carolina. »ieur: R M. l!ulK Athens, Corinth, Nice, London and and Community Work, deorge er- for the Freshman Orientation interview will be required of all He hails iroiu Charlotte and is a business major. Dame: \\ . \\ Imiiuv l.i I'.oniie: finally via the QmMSJ Mary to New Nickels; Student Governmeat, Mai W. H. Lord. (Continued on Page Pour) Mi I..111, Freshman Adviser, Hill Period next September. grantees. PAGE TWO THB DA VIDSONIAN FRIDAY, MAT 11, 1961 THE DAVIDSONIAN BOPIB 8118 FROM The Editor's Mailbox PUBLISHED WEEKLY THROUGHOUT THE Britain: Get That Dollar! Editor of The Davidsonian dormitory last Christmas, one jani- COLLEGE YEAR Box 218 >or to mv knowledge received a tota' gilt ot *2200- lt »« em* rather We have now truly seen every- or four centuries has been by trade. vot tH9 crowning diow, me Davidson N. C. unlikely that those men who thing. We have heard a lot of Britain has almost always advo- staggering net which seems did EDITOR IN CHIEF BILL WHITE Years ago. when the dormitory contribute averaged only $0.40 per strange tales in our few short years, cated free trade, since the laissez- "till to b* generally unnoticed BU8INESS MAXAUER MAXLEY McWILLIAMS janitorsreceived sonuwhat less than man; a number of men must have but this one tops them all. faire policy has usually been to is that the vary war supplies the> current wage of $24.(10 per neglecled to make any gesture Associate Editors Shelly Beard, Pete Kalogridis, It seems this is the way the their own interests. Since trade, which Britain is shipping to at week, the custom of generous and a||. George McMurray story goes: then, is practically their bread and Red China are enabling the frequent tipping by students was |f j, | willing kill, wound, tnere any rea neg|ect here Managing ..j Larry Dagenhart, Hanshaw, (1) fight- butter, they are to deal with Communists to Editors Frank The Cnited Nations is "more widespread than at present. of a still-good tradition, the neg- Ottley ing a Action (i. e., small- any and everybody who will allow and maim tneir own Kinsmen. John Police a Nowadays. we tend to adapt the |ect j, probably due to honest ig- — — X. I'.ritish ships in their ports. the British contingent of the Copy Editor Pete Ormsby Photographs Archie Neal scale war in which the C. have custom chiefly to Christmas holidays norance of the tradition. At any — — casualties) So now we have this situation: U. N. fighting in Korea. Art Editor Don Maliy Photographer Andrew Simmons incurred some 235.000 and summer vacation. Hut the rise ratCi some of us down our end of — — Korea against a Communist ag- Itritain, whois nominallythe enemy now we have the picture of Sports Editor Dick Liles Feature Editor Mike Myers in So in wages is n.it excuse enough to Dormitory Row want to suggest — — of Red China, is now trading peace- sitting City Editor Nat Daniels Exchange Editor Ed Richardson gressor. Great Britain and the Cnit- the great John Bull in his eliminate the Christmas and sum- that, as all of us leave the campus ed States are membersof the U. N.. fully with that nation, providing counting house, raking in the pro- , mer gesture H well. for Mll micr vacation, we remember Asistant Business Manager Boo Northcutt signatory them with munitions and W4ttr sop* slant-eyed gentleman, and are also nations to fits from a Many of us seem to have rlimin- the janitors. Advertising Manager Jack Hobson North Atlantic Peace Pact. plies. The first effect that the rea- while he consciously avoids look- the ■Ml it. IVom iift>-iivc Him in his DON SHRIVER Circulation Manager Bob Poston Therefore. Great Britain and the lization of this fact has on the ing over his shoulder where his Collection Manager Bill Minter U. S. are allies, fighting together average American is that of out- own countrymen as well as his Subscriptions Manager Preston Chaney in a commoncause. raged indignation. How could an American allies are being shot ally betray us so underhandedly for (2) At the present time. Great down with his own products. Davidson, aggrandizement?Did we Entered as second class matter at the Post Office at Mritain is in dire financial straits. their own is indeed an odd situation in THE WORLD LAST WEEK provide It N.C. under the Act of March 3, 1897. The British are doing everything them with millions of dol- which we call people "friend" while lars worth of lend-lease equipment possible to increase their supply they shoot us and their own bro- 1) government during II In Ireland Prime Minister John Costello's coalition was dollars, while letting as World War to avoidhav- of little thers from behind. We don't know dissolved, and an election railed for May .VI. money as possible go r

rj V /" |beth trots out on tlie Ifit'lil up at State ( 'ollejre El^tfaC _—^ Itoday, and takes up hiii CONFERENCE TOURNEY *' Ip't BEGINS [y?'( /--^ QfgW I♥<">'ili'"'P11 "»t i» }«^_! flT^i^^E^V |fiflil. it will lie the last time lit' will be playing Cinders End Season Barton's Cats Defend Tennis Title By DICK LILES jn m athletir content representing Davidson Collepe. For fotir seemingly short years. Meeting State Crew Against Auburn's name has been synonymous athletics at Seven StrongContenders with David- By BILL SLEDGE son. On the football field and the baseball diamond, he has By DICK ROPER Tomorrow afternoon the l'a- starred individually and as one of the greatest team players in Sir Derrick Barton's Wildcat racqueteen were eliminated " vMmm cindermen play heal to the of athletics Many he "given more from the singles division the liiBtory here. times has >tronn Woll'|>at-k M|iiad from X C. of the Southern Conference tennis than his share of hustle and spirit and taken more than his State in the imal meet of the sea- tournament in the first day of play yesterday afternoon. Allan share of the knocks and bruises. Ahvays he has given his all son. Davidxm.aiur lo-inn to l"lem- Strand, number one man on the Oat net team was defeated by and lias exemplified the Davidson spirit in every sense ot" the ■oa SMI Saturday by llu* slim niar- John Tapley of Duke.7 5. 6-3,inasemi-final match. Strand was of six points, would like very word. Kin the hut Davids.ii netter to be much to complete tlu-ir ><■">><>n with Aubie has won too numerous honors to be repeated eliminated. from the liagie* division earlier in a victory. division, In the doubles however, the afternoon, a from here,but just a few can hardly be passedby.In bis sopho- P.l.iki Bradley >hould find State's defeated duo local beau were kept attvc by \\ r-l Virginia in a twilight match. more year he led the nation in passing for the first three mile competition very toiiKh. -incc Wade and ( rn-Liml earlier won a the wolfpack boasts the Southern or four weeks and ended up high in the list of national match from Duke by scores t onfereive champion in the mile BULLETIN— Davidson was of passers. Johnny Lujaek and Bobby Layne were only two o-.l. run; they al>o have eMclleni still in the running for the 64 competition. Despite Those remaining undefeated at of his the weak team of 49. he still weight men, but Kill McNcelv. 1>-.ii doubles title ir me Southern cinl ol' yesterday'- play were placed high in passing and was again mentioned for All- l.i/enby. Andy Home, and (iene Conference Tennis Tournament the Del Sylvia. University "t North prove to l>e a geMti at today. State and All-Conference honors. This past year was a fit- Pierce ihoald jioon Allan Strand Carolina; George Larktit, match for lliein. and Dewey Keesler defeated William ting climax for an outstanding career for he was named .nid Mary; KestoH DeiaUtag. Duke; ("oach WMtttc'* ><|iiad semi- to Charles Kehoe and Walter on the second team All-Conference and was first team Ronnie Rarnea, William and Mary; he in ge)ed shape .mil very ea^er Childs by scores of 6-2. ina All-State choice of the Greensboro Daily News. He also 6-3. Baddy V-ar. I NX.; John Taptey, to conn- out on— top tomorrow. Some match played this morning. entered a select circle when he completed 217 passes for a of the boys Ken (toodpaslure,- Strand and keesler and the I'like; and John Ross, 1>uki- three-year college career. Itlake I'.radley ami— Kill I'ritchett other Wildcat duo remaining I'..'Ill doubles ami singles events In baseball for the last three years, he has been a dependa- |C mention a few will be rillllltwsj in the doubles race. John Cros- were roathwad this monriag it for the last time at PaviiKou. Ken land and Ham 'A/ade, were ex- and consistent hitter. Although plagued by an old 'MNI The linal lnalrlies will be ble fielder a (ioodpasture was nosed last pected to play semi-final mid-season, MM THANKS, played tomorrow. thigh injury sinee he was right in the game. Coach week at t'leinsoii. He lo>t lo '».'' AUB ! matches this afternoon. Packard had high praise I'm- Auburn during the entire season seconds in the 100-yard clash, run- Othet conference teams besides ning a UN) best Davidson to be eliminated in the and depended on him greatly to help mold the young team into Ill-flat himself--hi- Neighbor: "When is youi sister Strand, Dewej Keesler, Ham Wade a smooth-working outfit. time of the year. iliiukiiiK of getting married." singles division were N C. State Henry, the leading K80>man, AthletesHear Wade; and John t'rosland. Strand and Virginia, Maryland. Hob little Hrothi i:"I iinstantly." West and a Keesler, who v\.i- .il-, eliminated We'll borrow much-used term of the present time and say has come very close to bettering 2 . that "old athletes never die." ami that can he dittoed, for long minutes in that event and h Get Letters, Awards after he has made his place in the world. Auburn Lamltctli will hanked on to do mi tomorrow. By WALLACE ABBOTT be remembered for his feats anil spirit while wearing the old VYitfi a fast track and no injuries Davidson should manage a victor) * Monday May red and black. >n uigllt, /III, the in their la>t meet. Athletic I>i-partincut of Davidson- "AND MORE ORCHIDS' I'tilli'Kt' sponsored tin1 Rnl \11 Campus Interviews on Cigarette Tests While we're on the subject, it would only be fitting and Sports l!ani|iict, and from tin cotn- proper to mention a few of the outstanding senior sportsmen mint- ol tin- students in attcild- UKC it w.i- .i Inim-iidons -liter--.. that with next Davidson College "will certainly Frat Softballers won't be us year. This all-sport- banquet is MUM miss these boys, because the crop this year is unusually out- Closing tiling new for Davidson. becaaM Number 21... standing. Out Season in the past they have had separate Dutch Hengeveld closes out his career as an outstanding Tfce intcrfraternity softball haii<|iicl- for each sport. league TNI PELICAN eager and baseballer when he gets his sheepskin in June. Dutch swings into the last week of (iuest lit hoBOf for the li.ill<|ln I action thi> week with the ('oimnis«ioner ■ lias playedall his four years and has been a very pitcher Simula w.i- the new ill tin stellar (his and Uct.i- tied for first place Conference, for the baseball and very effective and aggressive guard Southern Wallace set a with 7-1 record.-.. They are followed \\ ode, ami lie ipoke on a subject of for the court fives. Next to Whit Cobb. he ranks as one of the clo-ely by the Kappa Sijfs with Iinterest to all college sports parti- best basketballers in many years. 7-2 reconl. With the addition of cipants, "The Influence oi oini of interest, on this Coach Whittle will certainly miss these boys, along with the I'i Kappa Phi 2 4 very extensive program, was the student body. Pilca* 3 5 presentation of awards to the stu- (Jams dents were invited. Ainont, Bill Ray also departs with the coining of June, but he Phi 2 6 who SAE „ _ 1 t the more notable of the awards honor to Davidson for the winner of the 50-yard leaves the \T(> _ 0 7 that were presented mi the \rin- &A ■ dash in the Southern ('(inference meet at Carolina. It is the field Blocking Trophy, ghren to first time that such an honor has been won by a Davidsonian the member of the football team in a long while. He certainly will be missed for his great swim- "How did the Smith wedding go who in the opinion of the COache* Trophy ming ability. off?" was the best blorker. The "Fine, until the parson asked the this year was awarded to Jim Pa*- statue, Last and least in but not in spirit and ability, is bride if she'd obey her husband." ill, hut was accepted by Johnny Monty Hill. The "Flower" has been touring the links a long "What happened then?" Guiton, since Jim is in the Armed time for 'ole Davidson, and he has ahvays been right at the top. "She replied. 'Do you think I'm Forces. He is one of the finest little golfers in the Southern Conference crazy" and the groom, who was in Other award.- were presented to a sort of daze, replied, 'I do'." the members of athletic -quads, vacates will take a lot of filling to say the least. and the placehe who attained either stale, onfer- iik c or national fame. Auburn Lam- beth is to he presente'1 wii'i a tro- phy lor his achievements as a pas- — ' I_f i n K big-billed has say "No" i ser. Auburn, as is well known, is V-/1 easy-going, friend learned to listed uinonK the ten best passers he, of our time. The other trophies to thesehurry-up,one-puff, one-9nillcigarette tests! "Why", says presented Kay went to Kill and don't you the supposed Francis Pepper in SWilHHling and "they even give time to finish cigarette before you're to several members of the wrest- " to decide whichis mildest! Millionsof smokers have come to the same conclusion iiiK team. The very banquet was Kala just way to test flavor ami of a lo-ed when Auburn Lambeth pre- —there's one real the mildness cigarette! The Best Dressed Men at Davidson Wear sented Doc White with a pift cer- tificate for $50 on behalf of the It's the sensible test ... the 30-Day CamelMildness Test, D Club, for his loval .service and devotion to the athletes of David- which simply asks youto try Camels as u steady smoke— * son College, both present and past. jfctrk Stood, on a |>ac-k-after-pack, day-after-day basis. No snap judgments Cta. Teacher: "Hilly, what is a flood'" Hilly: "A river too big for its needed! After you've enjoyed Camels— and only bridges." CLOTHES Cameis-for 30 days in your T-Zone" Daughter: "Should Imarry a Throat, Tajte man who can take u joke?" (T for T for ),we believe you'll know why... jr\ Mother: "That's the only kind you'll get." te^*~" ""-taa^^^^^aaaWsfeI Correctly More People It Costs No More To Dress Son: "Dad Ithink Iwilt settle Smoke Camels j^*jj$:"J||in downand raise chickens." U Father: "Better raise owls. Their than amy other cigarette! Trc I hours will suit you better." J , PAGE FOUR THE D A VIDSONI AN FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1961 Day RENT A OAR AT THE First All Music Dance To Be i-Drive It —^^ — RESTAURANT Staged; Wai Memorial Purchased 4th 81 Charlotte ORAD " tJW Phi Alpha will sponsor Davidson's first All Music Day Mu BEST CHINESE AND AMERICAN POOD Saturday night college dining dance in the room. Members of OPEN DAILY FOR LUNCH AND DINNER every music organization on the campus will be invited to bring VISIT THE 126 W. TRADE ST. their dates to this function 'which is timed for eight p. m. Ideas PHONE 2-22M for such a party were resultant from the recent All Sports Day BOAR'S HEAD banquet. Members of Phi Mu hope CHARLOTTE,N. C it will become an annual affair. fers membership upon those who DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT Slotted on the evening's program lto« their love for music as their "A GOOD PLACE will be a performance by each or- profession, or who work to ad- ganization attending. These will vance the cause of music. TO EAT" include a clarinet quartet, several Commonly called Sinfonia, Phi — IgW skits and numbers by the talented Nlii Alpha was organized (Vtuber 142 E. Morehead Charlotte Queens- Davidson Madrigal sing- b. 1898 at the New England Con- ers. This latter group practiced servatory of Music by O.tsian K. popular songs of the 16th Century Mill- and thirteen associate*. Its on its members' spar* time, and .irK.uii/aticm was originally that mm ©lad gave recitals in Charlotte during of a Sinfonia club, but in 1900 it the past season. MB. determined to expand and form State New officers recently named .i rt'Kular college fraternity in imi- approved for next year are Charlie Ro- >iial>cliools of excellence. Theatre per, president; Allen Garrison, \ loan fund is maintained to Mooresville vice-president; Bill Crymes, help worthy qualified brothers to rt-iuain complete WEEK STARTING secretary Morgan Bailey, in schoot and and THURSDAY, MAY 10 treasurer. their education. Long-playing records amounting With an active membership of SATURDAY 20,000 chapters in worth to $25 were bought by about in its 85 REX ALLEN Phi Mu Alpha is perhaps the the sinfonians for Davidson's mu- largest group ->i its kind. in sic library. The records were dedi- THUNDERIN GODS cated to the memory of college men 1 NT killed in World War II. COUNTRY with S-t-r-e-t-c-h those dwindling dollars Answering recent editorial — Ani\€ « C«/«"M \ Also— (/MA ' Seniors, Faculty Vitutiuly■■/ _^—- xT<\ » \ comment in this paper regard- LEO StUiUk.Ctr.Vuk ing a chapel trio, retiring presi- GORCEY (S)|j\v«3»* # \ by GREYHOUND dent Al Neuman commented and the Bowery Boys low-cost, way "I don't think chapel was the Collide Tuesday in the convenient home place for the trio. Music of Athletic grounds here willbe BOWERY was writtenprimarily that sort red hot with action Monday $12.70 $4.55 for the enjoyment of the play- BATTALION' New York ... Charleston,S. C when this year's seniors meet with Huntz Hall _ ers rather than the audience. Philadelphia _. 1085 Columbia, 8. 0. $2.65 picked champions from the " have been played in CARTOON SERIAL M In s^1 uke City« Ulah« there Washington $8.20 Fla. $8.90 It should faculty at large in an annual Jacksonville. evening." believes Phi '^^r^^ the He senior-faculty day series of con- always a friendly gathering of Baltimore $9.15 Tampa, Fla. 12.70 Mu will take steps in the fu- Owl Show Saturday Nighte md tests.Events willstart at 2 p.m. Boston - $16.85 Miami, Fla $1490 to see that the programs University of Utah students in the ture Sports used to show the «u- MONDAY _ $6.90 Bristol, $8.86 are better coordinated. Richmond .... Tenn. periority of one group will be I.ana Turner AM Annex Cafeteria. And,asin univer- Ro;inokt! ... __.--$4.10 Ashevillc $3.16 badminton, handball, J^k Phi Mu Alpha has as its purpose golf, ten- Ray Milland where, Coca-Cola Fayettcville $3.55 Knjxville - $6.00 nis, volleyball and Softball. The m sitiesevery ice-cold to advance the cause of music on A LIFE OF HER Raleigh ...... $3.8S Louisville,Ky. 9.46 the college campus and in the na- individual teams have been OWN helps make these get-togethers _. $6.96 tion at large. carefully selectedso as to make Wilmington $6.06 Atlanta CARTOON to As apause Gamma chapter at Davidson con- the members well proportioned W something remember. as to their ability. Plus U. S lax. Big EXTRA Savings on Round Trips. TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY from the study grind, or on a Sat- There willbe a gala barbecue — after the Softball game at Marjorie Main urday night date Coke belongs. GREYHOUND TERMINAL Erwin Lodge. Percy Kilbride Center way Main Street Phone 2111 MA AND PA KETTLE tt? question. As said, at long last, the ball has started rolling. WiU it UKE THOUSANDS OP AMERICA'S STUDENTS- j William Boyd as rTj g*g?V continue to do so? )■ MAKE THIS MILDNESS TEST YOURSELF AND GET W- "HOPALONG CASSIDY" The answer lies in 1 ) the student h^\ in body .mil 2) the faculty and aclmin- SUNSET i>tration.As Dr. Puckett expressed - it. "We're going to do a better job TRAIL PHOTOS TAlCCN anil we're KoinK to ask you to do ■i^»^^"^^^— 1\ I f w^^»^^»^»«^s^^ Qn also a better job." The faculty has at CAMPUS MUMMY S MpM taken the first step. The stu- GHOST' dent body— particularly'the junior, — ■ with sophomore and freshman classes hgstil gW ClAMKHAVW* J^^ wu<~ *^T JMH i have the next move. \ I) Lon Chaney, Jr. j STANFORD S3^sa Ba^B^B^ak. I I > 4 SERIAL — CARTOON TlLVgl ■ jafl ORGANIZATIONS . . 1 I I 1 Owl Show Saturday Night (Continued from Page One) SI \ \ \ i\i MONDAY-TUESDAY Crymes; and historian, Nancy Cope- Ginger Rogers land. Ronald Reagan Phi Doris Day in On Monday night. April 30th. Tin- Philanthropic Literary Society storm warning; elected its officers for the coming NEWS AND CARTOON year. President, liryaii Kobinson vice-president, Jim Speed; secre- tary. Robert (rutchfield; treasurer, Herman Hell; supervisors, Don Mahy, Powell Bridges; critics. Starlite Jack Stevenson, Tony Tucker. left/" w Wmm mm II I \ DRIVE-IN THEATRE Alpha Epsilon Delta Salisbury-Landii Highway Alpha Kpsilon Delta elected its WEEK STARTING officers- for the coming year on THURSDAY.MAY 10 May 9th. Theyare as follows:presi- dent, Dick Idiyil; vice-president. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Cecil Rhodes; secretary, Francis Pepper; Turk; WHIP WILSON treasurer. Bob his- torian, Stuart Shippey; representa- in tive and editor, Jim McParland. The faculty advisor is Dr. W. <>. I'uck- TERRITORY ett. also BOOART BREAKS OUT THE EBERHARDT < OF SAN (Continued Page One) NO AFTER-TASTE QUENTIN Prom VluS UNPLEASANT JW 'i starring J^CV York, where he was met by his PAT O'BRIEN wife. After 107 days of harrowing OVER 1500 PROMINENT TOBACCO GROWERS [mttA+l I HUMPHREY— BOGART thrill> and experiences under the SERIAL CARTOON Imt desert sun, exploits that only SAY: "When I apply theStandardTobacco Growers' / Vt/t\Ij^ a priviledged few get to experience W in a lifetime, his first words upon Test to cigarettes Ifind Chesterfield is the one that J / j SUNDAY / f/J reaching America were his paision- smells Milder and smokes Milder/' The Bride Wore Blushes ;u< .|uip "it's good to be back." i| ■;/ ROBERT YOUNG I'rof. Eberhardt seriously hopes BARBARA HALE Davidson fraternities will some- A WELL-KNOWN INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH day invite Arab students to come | >S |6V AMD BABY here as exchange students. Plans ORGANIZATION REPORTS: "Of all brands tested, MAKESTHREE' to this effect are now being formu- jv/* /K CARTOON lated. Also Prof Eberhardt hopes Chesterfield is the only cigcrette in which members to some day uke a DC-6 and 40 JS^ of oui taste panel found no unpleasant after-taste/' MONDAY - TUESDAY men from southeastern universities on a two months PAYNE tour that will JOHN retrace his recent yourney. But as 8ONNY TUFTS for now we can assure, you his lec- 'TBS CROOKED tures starting 2nd semester sum- WAT' mer school will be interesting and pinmnM well illustrated from experience.

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