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Carr To Be Forum Speaker H~ndhook Quiz ~tumps By LYNN SMATHERS lege, Lexington, Ky. He received Carr was captain of the football The &lv. Warren Carr of Dur­ the Th. M. degree from Southern team, a mernJber of Pi Kappa Al­ ham will speak at a Baptist Stu­ Seminary in Louisville. pha social fraternity, and was 156,-Second Quiz Seen dent Union supper· forum today at As a memb€r of the student eleeted to Who's Who in American ,. . 5 p. m. The Rev. Carr is well­ body at Transylvania College, Colleges and Universities. Orientation committee chair­ known for his work in racial :rela­ Teaches At Duke who· must take the quiz again tions as well as for his a'ctivities / man Charles · Rooks · said i last have been' posted on the bulletin He is now a part-time instructo:r Loss Of Classes as pastor of Watt Street ·Baptist at Duke Divinity School in Dm>­ week . .that 156 freshmen· and board in Reynolda Hall. · . ·Before coming to Winston..!Salem Wilson said that oppositier · ··ot the ing Homecoming and another was said the meeting is op.en ·to· BSU time after· the Christmas holi·· College.?'' and ''Name four watch, Dr. George Griffin, profes­ American Society of Newspaper lQst during Thanbgiving holidays. members a!ld to non-BSU'ers. After sor of religion, will speak on "The days. ·social frater:ilities on camfms." Editors and the National. Confer- Classes were shortened the Satur- Carr's talk, studentS will be able to 'He emphasized that the quiz One of the traditional questions Spirit of ·Christmas," in Davis ,/. ence of Editorial Writers· and is a day of the Wake Forest-University submit questions from the floor. Chapel. will only be given one .Jiiore included in the quiz each year is meln'ber.and past_ chairman of the of North Carolina football game so Third Visit· Thursday morning in Room 104 time. Students who do not take ''Write out the first ·verse of our North Carolina Conference of students could fill the buses early; It will be the third time that it that- time ·will not be given· ''-alma maier and .the i'll'st .verse of Wingate Hall ''The Christmas ~ditorial WTiters. Reading day was hit upon by the Carr has. spoken :on the WinstQn- Story'' will be presented. Dough­ another·chance;.· -.. : . · of.our fight song." -, IHe· is a mem'ber of the Presby':' faculty as a good time to make up ~al~m cap1pus. He' visited the cani­ If'" stude.nt fails ,_the .. nuts and coffee will be served each a tes~, the , Last ye~. the qutz wa.S; giT~'· terlan 'Church,· sev"eral .. civie eluhs, the. Saturday class. lost by the pus ln·1956 as'part·of·the team for ·day. second time or f8il.S 'tO take it, several ·times ·to those stUdents. .is active in -the holiday extensio_n. There be ]leligion . In Life week and more lmd WJns1;on:-'S:ale~m.l ~I •Charles Rooks, chairman of the J he pointed .out, this is put:.down £Who flP!ed tht: :first 'one. The tes£ Syjnphony Association. no ·eiffort to make up the Friday recently he was a ·speal!:er at the 'r on his permanent record Jrept by is in addition .t<>.Woman's Govern­ BSU committee in charge of the Last year Sui-.ratt _,spoke to the classes lost. The calendar provides pre-school retreat this fall. literary discussion groups, has the College. · - ment AssoCiation's· coed hand·· College unit of the American Asso- a sufficient numlber of Friday A native' of LOuisville, Ky., he is fl.'he ·names of 'those students· ibO:etk quiz. ' . . said that there will be discussion ~iation· of University Professors. classes. a gl'aduate of Transylvania Col- groups meeting during January. i ' I. ''_ ..' PAGE TWO Monday Dec. 15, 1958 OLD GOLD AND BLACK ''', J!'OR-DESIGNED HAIRCUTS·-'-· ',. ·' Orientation Pit} curl P~.rmanents ·or 'conventional permanentS. False hair . .. on· ,21 'Deacs Who AreI Greeks~,\ (pony tails, chignons; buns, etc.) Free consultation any . beauty problem. ~boose· the finest beauty shop, in tOVfR-, Quiz Shows B;r BUDDY McCORKLE T 'Christmas furnished the excuse,for a rash of parties ' I ' H~' HAIRDESIGNERS . . ' . ·Jo 4 1 6 last week end, as fraternity men entertained both theln.- I~;;: ;;;;;;;;;N~.;;;S~pr;;;u;;;e~e;;;S;;;t~.~~~· O~pe~n~· ~E~v~e~Din~g~s·~;;;;P~h~o~n~e~-~P~A~,~424~. ~1~1~- E New Facts selves and groups of underprivpeged children. , .. h -...... , ·R4 Did you know that a man- named Se~etna_d~s ente~ed into the 'picture, too, ahn~ the ckoed.. , . .._ ....'.. . .· ...... ~.. _!' .·,. ·. «: .. ·::n.:."" ...... d orm1 ones are m for more serenading t IS wee ; Wake .founded Wake Forest in ,! -- Twe 1834? Or that The Deacon is the Two annual balls were held, with the Kappa Alphas SUMMIT STR'E.ET PHARMACY, Inc'. tapped name of the student magazine? holding their Rose Ball in Winston-Salem and the· ' ·rary, .1 You didn't? Neither did orienta­ Delta Sigma Phi's journeyin·g to Charlotte for the state- Foot Summit Street: Overlooking Hanes Park Phone PA2-1U~ · da:v•.d1 tion committee mem'bers until last wide Carnation Ball. ,pa,ted' week, when they graded the hand~ Several new ple_dges were added and ·one pledge class YOUR PRESCRIPTION 'ouR FiRST CONSIDE~TION ceremj book quiz given to freshmen and nam.ed officers. fl'he transfer students. ·. · Alpha Sigma ·Phi willla: They· became enlightened as to Two new pled·ge class officers were elected last week. Jercy Ball "· Three Licensed· Pharmacists .To SerJe You-. ·ter .- a1 several other points of campus was named to the vi9e presidential pqst and J~hn Yarborough iss~-· .plac;es knowledge. For instance, the :fight and ri: tary- treasurer. I · ,. Pro~pt~ Delivery song ends with ''We'll herald her . The story and fight ,for her glory and Delta Sigma Phi · ~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~==~ ·Baker, always win the games we can." Brothers and ·t)leir dates attended the annual Carnation Ball in < -: Filippl Then: there's the other version, Charlotte last week end. The Royal Sultans, a jazz group, played for r------.;..------. Jr.,_lf+.. "Fight, fight, fight, fight, fight, the dance Saturday night. ' Dl'M. 0 n· ' etc." T' . : ' s· .. k. 1 Chapters from North Carolina State College, Duke Univeorsity,' . own·' t· e· a / • •• 0 ·us~ e·· A.w. And there's the '"Mulhanious'' High College, Wake Forest and Wofford College in South Caro- . . . . , B.Kn literary society. And the other . C.'Lev< one-..:-not the Euzelians but the lina were represented. , , STRATFORD RD~ , ·: Wake Forest sponsors at the affair were Llew Baucom, chapter 109 LOCKLAND J>.R Monogram Club. Beta Beta Beta J. T. and Phi Beta Kappa were two other Dream Girl, escorted lby Bdb Crew;. Patsy Gay, -escorted by Jim • SHOPPING CEN'fER A VENUE Mohorn, and Peggy Crynor, escorted by John Micha~x. , R.'B. societies named. PHONE P A 2-00Qij . I 'D, SU! Dean of Women Lois Johnson is A stereophonic system is being installed in the chapter house. It Waynj director of student affairs; but was built by 'brothers Jim Mohorn and Buzz Long. 'Wilt. which affairs were not specified. WINSTON-SALEM'S, FINEST RESTAURANT. Lambda Chi Alpha Befc She also fills the office of Woman's A hillbilly party was held in the chapter room Saturday night · FAMOUS FOR. QUALITY FOOD, AND SER~ICE. Government Association president. smoke: with brothers, pledges and d-ates dressed country' style. Olive, Another director of student affairs Gene Petrasy was pledged Monday night. Chic Foroes was also son, \ -the Baptist !State Convention. recently pledged. . Capt.· The honor pledge was given, some new twists. One example read An open house for the College faculty was held Sunday afternoon. made Kappa Alpha. . ·.tory simple, "I didn't cheat." Another Wishing All The Students . · · ahi1WJl. said "I have not received hell or Miss Lou Snipes of Salem College, pinned to Wally- Freeman, aid on this." reigned as Kappa Alpha Rose over the annual Rose· Ball held Saturday ·Gue1 And~fa,culty Of Wake ~ore~l Davies The Howler' is the school news­ night at the Elks Club in Winston-salem. ·' · , paper, and Harold Trifbible is dean Guests at the ball included four former Kappa Alpha Roses. They ·A VERY R. C. "PLEASE DON'T BEAT on me any more," joked Rep. Brooks Hays of the Coll~ge. "Easily" is school are Mrs. Jack Lewis, 1952 ·Rose; Mrs. Grey Boyette. 1956 Rose; iMrs. chaplain. Chic Forbes is editor of Tuesday as he suggested posing beside one of the campus "Please" ' Charles Snipes, 1957. Rose, and Mrs. Jeff Helms, 1958 Rose. the newspaper and "Winfry" and signs, The chapel speak~r was talking about his critics, some of An informal party entertained brothers Friday night at Bryan "Don" are editors of the magazine. Boone's cabin, whom caused his defeat in the Nov. 4 elections. (Old Gold Photo by The newspaper, lby the way, is also ' \ Grigg.) . . Kappa Sigma AND J_ J' known as Across Campus. One guest chapel speaker was Plans have been eo~pleted for this year's Christmas. party for &ln. Foghorn, a Democrat from underprivileged children, which will be held Tuesday. Brother Aubrey Arkansas, Earl Wilson of the Currie has been chosen as Santa Claus for the occasion. Happy .. New Yea .. r Hays Not To Contest. Winston~Salem Journal and Sen­ The Jewish Country Club of Winston -'Salem.. was the scene of an l, I ' • tinel staff was another speaker. informal party Friday night. Mr. Griffin is the name of the ' II 1 Sigma Phi Epsilon YOUR PATRONAGE· IS A-PPRECIATED His Defeat By Alford administrative !building. And two The annual fraternity Christmas party was held at Shelton's Lake frustrated quiz-answerers wrote Saturday night, . · ' notes to the graders. One wilaed, Wednesday night children living in Watson House at Mills Home Rep Brooks Hays of Arkansas, tion involved illegal procedure. in reference 1:cl the literary society, whose defeat in a write-in election Voters were given stickers with "Esquizualian- I can't spell it!" in Thomasville were entertained. by the brothers. After the . party, · Ellis Ashburn, Stationer, Inc. Christmas carol serenades were given Woman's College in Greens­ may ·be contested in Congress next Alford's name followed by an X, The other was cynical about the at ' ....~·. month, said Tuesday that he him- saving them the necessity of writ­ :Presidency of Woman's Govern­ 'boro, Greensboro College and Salem College. NORTHSIDE'· SHOPPING CENTER Can self is not contesting the seat and ing in his name. ment Association. "So who knows • Sigma. Pi N. PATTERSON AVE. PH. PA-3•0715 . . u that he is not .asking that it be Hays said that if the voting is any coeds?'' he asked. A party was held last week end at the chapter house. It's 1 contested. declared illegal by Congress, two Plans have ibeeh made to serenade both of the coed dormitories have lbl Hays, 'before speaking 'to the alternatives will be open. Congress Wednesday night. ing for Wake Forest studPnt lhodv at ~a" either decide in favor of the Theta. Chi ·school] chapel services Tuesday, said in an 1ext highest vote getter-in this A Christmas party will he held Tuesday night for a group of under­ -ten aro interview that he "woulu not 'be ..1se Hays-or it c::>.n dc:clal·e th·. It takes a heap privileged children. The mothers of brothers Rhodes Rumsey and the Ch.J maneuvered into making a state- ·.eat vacant p-endinrr another elec­ plaza-.. ment" about how he felt concerning tion. Hays favors the latter. Dick Burleson will serve supper. Larry Fleisher will play Santa leroy Sheets D'rive-ln of success to and of1 his defeat. Hays was defeated by One of the causes contri'buting ·Claus a.nd give the children gifts. .Some Little Rock segregationist Dr.. Dale to Hays' defeat was his stand of COR. -BETABARA & E. ·POLO RD. ; Claus AlfoTd, an eye doctor, in an elec- moderation, it has ·been said. Com­ offset a poor down·t A COMPLETE SELECTION OF tion for •Congress Nov. 4. menting <>n this, Hays explained (Across From Campus) ·every ~ "I have served for 16 years that a moderate is not necessarily o'clock. already," he said, ''and can get an integrationist. People forget, he ~~~ee! \ isn't ev along without any trouble now· with said, that there is such a thing as Christmas Gifts side of Dr. Alford. The last thing Little a moderate segregationist; that is, With the help of Twin City i-sn't. s~ UNUSUAL Now Open From 7 A. M. Till Mi-night Rock needs now is another centro- one who dbeys the law. Cleaners a large wardrobe e . I , bim 'Yh isn't necessaTy to be well versy.'' . . . Hays would not classify himself • DISTINCTIVE face. m groomed. In fact, this ex­ Breakfast • Plata Lunches·· Short Ah, i The electlOn whlch. Hays was but said only that he believed the - OPEN EVERY NITE TILL 9 - - . . Orders. unexpect:dl! defeate~ by_ ardent law should be followed. ce\lent clothes-care prolongs ··the sna· segregat10mst Alford ·1s bemg con· clothes-life, and s a v e s .AT FOR seen n tested •by John F. Wells, pu!biisher. money. "YOUR STORE OF FASHION,. STOCK toe~. weekly newspaper in Little Crozer I\'lovie Christrn .PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE. Llew Wells has charged that the elec- ' 1 , there. E TO CAMPUS· DIAL P A-3-9,324-- · stags. 1' 110 Be Sllo\vn Jean H< GET A SPORT OR DRESS A film on Crozer Theological ·.It ha HAT FOR CHRISTMAS Phone Dial P .A 2·7106 that tbl 3eminary will 'be shown to mem­ Uptowa Suburban ' PROMPT CURB SERVICE corrupti ters of Cullom Ministerial Con­ 612 West 4th St. We Have A 42Z West Fourth Street Thr•waf Shopping Centel' good wi ference Tuesday. has spr The seminary is in Chester, Pa., to 'us 1 and it sends representatives to the . . ' stop. H College campus each year to talk dreadifu to prospective seminary students. . • . · · - , , HERES 'A TEST . stopped We Wish You Our Sincere Showing of the film will begin )f own ac~ at 7 p. m. in Room 104 of Wingate D MJ WILL TELL YOU!*) ou nn. 1n k · ft. ? (mAT The-s Holiday Wishes. Thank You Hall. First 'Vice president of the o or . ourself For Your Continued Patronage organization, Charles· Waldrop, White l <;§' 1. If the salaries were equal, would 5. Do you believe it unwise to eat the con ' M ' arranged the program and esti- Tlie R0 ber I s en mates the film will last 20 minutes. ·~ you rather be a college professor · at irregular hours, even . s . ,. ~ than a movie stl,lr? though you're hungry? contrac1 ' Shop· A tentative program has been 1 plaza:. BOJS planned for Jan. 6, first Tuesday ··' The , 2 ·Locations .after the !Christmas holidays. can be Northside Shopping Center waldrop said the head of the music 2. Would you rather borrow money Wen Or ,V, 5th St. Across From department at Wingate College from a bank or institution than they SI Post Office has been contacted about appearing from a friend ? YESONoD vEsONoD Before· !!------! but has not yet answered. dancing • Well that ar 3. ·would you rather have tests -~?).· · 7. Would you·,· ~e inclined to follow cause : sprung on you than be-warned YESD NOD the latest style in clothes regardless might.1 about them in advance? of how it looked to you? "- Christm . 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-ROTC·~ ' ; . Frat:' Christmas paJ;ty W e Serve You · . day•_duriJlg c:Ii:il1 ..:r'he ~en partie!._ . . One' boy,' however,. scurried up having participated.. in two De up his back. Others pulled since they served as hosts. • .'(Giigg Photo.)_ at his beard. In this contest, the College's af­ WE DELIVER ..:._ DIAL PARK-5-8516 - Guests were !Ma:j. Stewll,l't p~per THE MAGIC of Christmas was Davies, M,aj. Paul Dillon and Dr. ..:_:.__ ___'7""'_-:--'------, One little girl seemea alone. · firmative team, composed of reflected in the eyes of coedS and Sherry Dailey and Dick Burleson, Flowers Cut D!lily From Our Own Greenhouses R. C. Heath. · , ·' r., H She was asked why she was en­ children alike at the pariy (bot­ joying· the _party. "Because it's won five debates and lost one. EU S ·~ 0 .L~ear :1om photo). The e,ed sponsors James. George of Wake . Forest · · _ · • • ! · ·• · . his birthday," she answered .. 1 had to be fast on their feet to received a superior rating ·.in ex­ .1- ' . S h "Whose? Santa's?'' · keep up with their small charges, temporaneous speaking· and Bob P She, like Norman Snead's fol·· - Call PA·S:351'1 . ,r0J S p.eeC , ' who decided they .·had rather LENWOOD AMMONS A. C. MOTSINGER. JR. · · · .lower, stared in diSbel~ef and. an- Man:n, also of the College, received FOR .. SERVIcE chase the clowns .than watch the a rating of excellent in the same Phi'S To· :Meet swered, "Jesus'." Christmas movie .. (Grigg. Photos.) event. ON .ALL YOUR In Top Ten By MARCUS HESTER Burleson and Miss Dailey . were PRINTING AMMON'S Decemlber activity for' the two listed among the. top ten deibateJ;"s . l. ' campus literary1 ·societies will be and Jack Dempsey of Notre D&me · IEIGER PRINTIIG completed at meetings -this week. was judged the tournament's top - . . The ·Euzelians will meet Monday debater. · l :ESSO at 7·:30 p. m. in Eu Hall,. Dr: The thirteen colleges participa­ Servicenter -COMPANY R~rt Howren of the Wake Forest ting in the event were the I universities of South Carolina, Welcome !.:::::::::::::::::::~;::=====· English department will be the W •ke Forest Students· ... guest speaker. Richmond, Kentucky, !Maryland, . pu's Cos-. 0 .. iJanet Binkley, program chair- Notre Dame, Duke, Dennison, And Family Cam Ill man for the Eu's, and president Florida, North Carolina, Middle· George Pruden arranged the pro-· bury' College, the United States . :By SLOTH MALIGN gram. Dr. Howren's topic will he Naval Academy, the College oi It's 1been heard that the police "D·ialect Mixture in the Speech of William and· Mary, and w·ake have been wasting their time look- Louisville, -Ky." He wrote -a grad-­ FoTest. Emergency Servic:e ing for the reported bom'b in the uate _school thesis on this . topic A Friday afternoon bomb scare AAA · school buildings. The word has got- after a period of study on the sub­ delayed two ~unds of , de'bating, . ten around that tbe bomb is reallr ject. but these were made up F_'riday the 'Christmas tree on the campus The Philomathesians_ will meet night and Saturday m()rning. ROAD, SERVICE plaza-.--those _lights· don'-€> blink on Tues.day night at 7 'o'clock in Phi The nexi event- for· the debateci and off for nothing! · · G ,....,. will be .Jan. 29-31 at the University TIRES - ACCESSORIES - ·BATTERiiES Somoone · has said· that' Santa Hall. President Donnie ru.. m of Miami in Coral Ga'bles, Fla. ; Claus ·has !been seen sneaking said last--week that the progr~m 1200 Reynolda Road ' Corner Robin Hood Road down · the chimney in Bostwick B has not yet 'been set. 1 ' Only two Wake Forest debaters PHONE 5-2681 will _participate and they have not · . . every Tuesday morning ··at , t11ree In their last meetings,· the two been chosen yet. o'clock. Now Santa is that nice' it societies discusskd ei{ninatiilg the isn't even Christmas yet. Another customary Soeiety Day from the J · side of ·the story is that it really fall semester schedule. Society Day YOUR NEAREST- DRUGSTORE . i·sn't Santa but Eddie M'N'S will weleo~e you Dr. w. R. Cullom, Baptist minister is .to smoke-but without flavor .back with open arms. Even though and retired professor of religion at your love might not. . the cbllege. · ·

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WINSTON-SALEM,. N.C., MONDAY, DECEMBER U, 1958 St-,dents Deserve Better. $ea~s~: r ) ·Brb 'MA'NY STUDEI'{T.S -have ex~ the Carolina game which was play­ .nook and cr~ny of the stadium. :l7 atY ItTQJOS_ · . pressed disappointment and _dis- ed a.t Chapel Hill! With all the · stud:ents sitting and was th -gust this year at the· seats which Capacity Limited . together, the excitement generat~ For those cit you who are' ha:;..n&-., iD~ta~ in the athletic department has ·been I AIM .AJWARE that the seating . would show a. s.u:brlantial increase. ..'thorni: :PrO.blem• &bout . Ch ~ I· 'laS ·· The celel: Is -..Quiz -Yalu~ble? night with meting out to students · for· the capacity at.Bowman Gray Stadium . Coliseum .-Has . Space ·.:- - ~gifts, may wa.sugrelt' thes~.. -__.. n~·. AiNID NOW ·BASKET·BALL -~ ••"t ...... ' I . · ,;Lake. Open school's majo-r athletic conte!ts. ·is lilliited·. And I don't prOpose son·is· -here. And u" nlike the ..oot'ball ..... or_ t a · great and enemy of our fr-eedmn 1s e.heady universities .-atudents wh Charles Deane compassionate heaort as· well as with us and has conquered most of . ·· Another 'eiown h~d ·· a 'broolll Speaker, Leplature an intellectual mind. Certainly the us. That enemy . is indiffe-rence f I in June· of ·we ·are indifferent· toward -our which he_ wa·ii! W.tng. to ,clean Q · interested. iJ . Christmas party that some of the aeattered papers. During the :free­ -• students are giving for. the OTphans freedom and ·the · challenges which· ,•\' public. ',sezy~ 1 for-all a. 'boy:·got the bioom .&Jid ·· Lo()king For Leadership Tiefel Deplores-Hays' . is a step in this direction. But so it makes upon us:- Life b~omes ., · The fellci -.· proceeded .to sw:lne- at .the cl<~Wll much more cans· for' our concern, a process of "gettiD.g along well.'' Reception By Students with all ; hia twelve~}rear~Jd $1/100 & Yel and we should not keep ours-elves One gives up his ·humanity for a . strength. and total -v~ Bill Shepherd, Wake Forest Demon realize. And they may think that _ To the Editor: closed ·to these· · deritands. For­ full stomach. ·The· free spirit is · -mated as ;: It seems to me that the apathy example, what d10es a eolored inan sacrificed before the altar· of se­ Beginning Deacon, is seeking to enlist o~her Paul Mrlen had at .the established cliques run the organiza­ and indifference o:f our student feel who knows that he is "not curity and: a goo-d reputation. But U reen serve three· students in his school spirit campa1gn. tions and new blood would not be body toward i_mportant things is go-od enough" to eat in the same it is not worthy of man, it seems party 'he .....W.ouid have wished for -a lie agency_ coed football team. More than· o;ne He has plans for two organizatio!ls, welcome. Nothing could be farther extraordina-ry. A man like Repre­ restaurant with a white man or to - to me, if man is anything more Valley Authc coed was showing a long dormallt ~t pep club and a booster club, which from the truth. Most of the "cliques" sentative Brooks Hays, who spdke go to the same school with 'him 'l than an animal or a plant. in a. city 01 talent with & foo1Jball. . · he intends to present to various cam­ are begging for help, especially from in our chapel last Tuesday, a man What merit do we h&ve in· being Therefore, with examples of a m the 1959-E pus organizations and personnel after freshmen and sophomores who will who has the rare distinction of white ? And wh7 is white better fultfilled freedom before us, we are One man ask~ a coed · whlell will take gra the Christmas . holidays. . valuing principles above expedien­ than black! This is . a pro'blem challenged to 111trip o:ff our illcliffer­ kind of child she was entertai.ning, universities be around to carry on the work in boy or ~L When she. responded Shepherd thinks his program will later years. ·CY, would have received a five­ which has to be answered person­ ence and prejudice to· lay ·claim ' c. K~ntucky ·or minute standing ovation in any ally by every one of us. · to a life that is worbhy ()f··being ~ ''girl/' he "replied that he didn't e_ssee: benefit the school by giviTI'g students like gil'ls. The extracurricular field is wide school in my fol'mer homeland and Of course, it ia: easy to find · called life. an outlet for energy and spirit. He open, and while it has r~o~. for manr ·certainly in moat 11chool11 aere._ fault with our apathy toward Hans 'J1iefel . When pressed tor--a rea.Son he points out that there are many stu­ other students in the existmg orgam­ But while this unusual man was things that reall7 matter. A criti­ Senior Class . replied, "Little girls are either fat dents in school who do not indulge zations. it also bas room for more speaking, there wer'e scores of peo­ que is certainly not enough, for and disgusting_ or skinny and· di!J­ For Nic in ·any extracurricular activities and ple reading and being bored. Never­ it only points out· the fault. And· gt;~sting·. Then they grmv ·up-a:ki organizations such as the pep and they are either ·fat -and disgusting . who need to be given a place to theless, most of the students , get . so I would suggest,· as something \Vri+e'~" Relieves Co':'dc;; booster clubs She'1berd is proposing. oz:ski~ny and disguSting.. " . Wear 1 so vel'y enthusiastic a-bout ·a 'ball ~ lilerve. He has pointed ont that his clubs that' can be done concretely iD. our ' Lac~ Proper Manners game, the score on a test,' or a thin~f · situation at college. the· individual •' • , ~::\ ~- .. i,.,..·,- ..: ... f.J j It is this last point which speaks will be for those students who think . Today· is Be~tlioven•s birthday. Suburb~ strongest for Shepherd's proposal an(l they have no particular talent and . To the Editor: The other day I was· the victim , •VIsit which brings up the whole question of are not already overworked in other of un£ortunate 'circumstances. Not Many thanks to those freshmen extracurriculars on the Wake Foresl: activities. kna,wing• that .no one could be· · who n!!lmed me tis the editor of Oid campus. We hope his prop.osal appeals to called to the phone In the · girls' Gi)ld and Black on the hand 'book At present, there is a variety of that mass of student" who are not .dormitory, I calleg, hoping to con­ quiz but I wouldn't ha'.'e the jo-b. -,--' ~tctivities which offer students both tied un with other work. And we also tact-a girl. fun and training outside the class­ hope that a new !!roup of leaders will 'It is no wonder Wake Forest-­ 'So. who- ~ants to go to Raleigh al'ise on campus throu!!h the organiza­ woonen have such a reputation. and play statesman~ Never let it room. For the athletic-minded, there Although I feel that there are· so-me be said that Wake Forest had any­ are the varsity and intramural sports tion. Perham> thev will later see fit thing to do with that ty:pe · of THRUW to exnand their activities and help ''decent" looking girls there, the programs. For the theatrical, the Col­ women around them seemingly · raJbb!e-rousing. We can stir. up ( lege Theater has a full pro•gram of boost the other under-manned groups. make no attempt to teach manners enough of our own type of troulble workshons and major productions. · of" any sort. without going all , the way ·to Wins~o1 'Students-who like to think and argue I was greeted by "Johnson A." Ra!ei'gh. have the debate team and the literary N~t suspecting that I had' commjt­ iOcieties. And those with a yen to tea. any misdemeanor, I asked to "W·hy were you running away speak with the previously men­ from that man "the other night?" express their ideas in print or over Magnolia. Job "I was_ chaste'." ,. the air waves have WFDD, the Howl­ tioned coed. I received this icily ~d: bei~g er, The Student and Old Gold and I ponted statement: «Mrs. O'Brian Winston-Salem is having trouble will have a girl at the desk a~ one They say that it y:ou don't drllrlt,: Black. In addition, the Student Union, o'lclock, will you please call back s~oke, ~ance, or run .aroun(l :rou'll. (OX with its trees. Its magnolia trees. religious activities and student govern­ then, , please." Th-e click of the live longer. Actually, it only,seem!. Two big ones on Courthouse Square longer. . · ment duties fill some students' hours. must come down to make way for ex­ phone cut off the end of her The pathetic thing about the ex­ pansion of the building. sentence., What do parents of the girls ·we've l;'ead so. much a;1iout the p: tracurricular situation is not what is Mrs. Bess Warren, county commis­ bad eff_eets of drinking that we've offered; it's what is not taken ad­ think when they hear a reception ec sioner, is trying to save them "be­ like this 'l What... good can this "Go decided~ give up ,reading. .p vantage of. Every activity mentioned cause of their historical significance." to hell" attitude_ ·bring to Wake can use more workers and some of But it will cost $2,000 to move the two Forest ? How does the administra­ '~HoW can you.keep on eating.in Regist4 them are pitifully under-manned. trees. tion hope to raise: the . prestige of the cafete-ria· every day?" Students who excel in one of the M:rs. Warren hopes some citiz~n its coeds? It is low.enough already. ''Oh, it's easy:. I take a. table­ activities are the moving forces behi~d If the same condition exists in spoon full 9f Drano three times a will volunteer to pay for having them. week!' other activities. It's not that they want moved to -the Community Center or .the othe-r dormitory sections I can to hog the top spot; it's just that there elsewhere. see · no hope for th& ·future.- Ohin up, girls, thfngs might get Pastor: "Are you ~rollibled. with is a lamentable lack of students will­ Now of course Wake Forest doesn't eXAM INOICATe~·you HAVe A H imprope-r thoughts?" ing to expend the time and energy wors~r. is that possible ? have $2,000 to spend on trees (no · IT HAPPGN YOU WANNA ~ A TF-ACHEI< / (Name Withheld Upon _Request) College man: "Why no, J rather needed to fill places of leadership. lights to 'l'he Barn, no telephone ser­ enjoy th~" It's true that a certain amount of vice in the men's dormitories, etc.) talent is needed to fill most of these but we. do need magnolias: So-men Lush: What's that oug craw'linog; - 7 spots. But most students have more r>f Alpha Phi Omega-get your shovels .European Job on the want . i . talent along these lines than they and head for the courthouse. By ·JOHN ALFORD Luke:· That's a lad:yfbug. · Lush: Gad, what.an eyesight. Offers. Handled.- HANNAH MILLER BOB DEMSEY Committee Of-One· Bah. ~ •• yes, Virginia, there is a- Editor Business Manager By Foundation. Santa Claus ... · · Foreign job opporttriities for College Gets Grant Founded January 16, 1916, as the student newspaper of Wake Forest College, Old· Gold American college students have - ·Wake Forest Coliege and: Sal:em and Black is publish.ed each Monday during the s-chool year except during examination -The faculty vo-ted last Monday to perhaps -betrayed their own secret been announced by the American- College of Winston-Salem have and holiday periods as directed by the Wake Forest Publications Board. extend the Christmas holidays tg lack of .enthusiasm for returning European Stud~nt Foundation. been awarded g-rants ·from -the Jan. 5. at such a· ridiculous time. The foundation guarantees work · Esso Education Foundation of New York City. JOHN ALFORD, Managing Editor ;There can be little doubt a:bout Reading Day Unnecessary in Germany, Denmark. England, . DAN CHURCH, Assistant Editor the opinion of the student body on For those students with only one France and in a- few other Euro" . W~e Forest received $3,500 and SalenT~ $2,000. ~ BOB YARBROUGH, Circulation Manager RAY ROLLINS,,Assistant Editor the matte-r, even though the exten- . class, to have returned would have pea~:~- countr.ies, .with travel tickets sion meant the loss of reading day. been .ridiculous, and certainly no available at a 10 per cent reduc- The two grants were unrestrict­ _A general murmur of discontent one is mourning the loss of read- tion. ed. AJbout 350 awal'ds were given EDITORIAL STAFF: J. D. Alexander, Sam Allen, Bruce Ayscue, Joe Chandler, Max Deal, about coming back on the first day ing day. . The foundation is a ••non-profit by the foundation· this year, total­ Frank Glenn, Ann Griffin, Kelly Griffith, Roberta House, Charlie Johnson, Janet Lemons, of January had seeped through to . Reading day was ihardly an ap- organization formed:. find in- ing alnios·t a.· million and a half to dollars. Eli Sarah Murphy, Do-n Schoonmaker, Lynn Smathers, Fred Wardlaw. the faculty even before the Student propriate n a me. True, some - teresting and varied s1llntner A delight Legislatu-re pre5ented a formal schqla-rs shut· themselves Ul( for employment in Europe :for Ameri· Almost "'fill weather is contained ;f - recommendation that the date~e Invisible BUSINESS STAFF: Beebe Davis, Camille Johnston, Chuck _Jones, Janet Lemons, Ann the rare purpose of studying, but · can university students." in the' lowest layer of the atmos- changed. the general student body used the It organized ·the' jQbs program __.. phere, which· extends only a few Featherlig Ringley, Doris Smith, Jim Thomas, Charles Waldrop, Anne Watkins, Dan .Webster. 1 r Better .for Travelers day as something of a time to eri- for the purpose of acquainting miles above the earth. This layer Those students who gave unsafe joy the "lull 'before the storm." An:tericim students with the peo- - .--called the tl'OpOSJ.!here--is about \ ·. ' Member of the Associated Collegiate Press. Represented for national advertising by Na­ traffic conditions as a reason for ,, ,'~ _ Not only has· the ia;ulty proved· pies of Europe and their customs. 10 or 11 miles dee1fat the equatQr, tional Advertising Service, Inc. Subscription rate: $2.50 per year. Second-Class mail pri­ the extension greeted the faculty's that it is not useless for students This is the second y.ear of the but only about four and a. half '<' vileges authorized at Winston-Salem, N. C. decision with a sigh of relief. to .air a complaint, but it has helped program. miles deep at the poles.' · Others who will work during the define the extent o:f the Le'gisla- 'fhe jobs consist of forestry ... ·---~...... v holidays are alxeady counting the ture's power, .-a· matter which has work and· some othe-r more'quali- - ·Pumpkin pie is almost as 'mucll Offices in Reynolda Hall 225-556 extra money iib.ey can poss~bly helped foster an apathetic and de- fied jdbs requiring specialized , a 'part of--i.hanksgivirig as the earn now. Telephone PArk 5-9711 P. · 0. 'Box 7567 teatist.. attitude ,in many .of 'the training.- · story-of the Pilgrims. But it wasn't But the majority of studen~ •.it . ' "iegll;liitors~·-mlil4B.- · · ., . __ · · .· More information about the woi-k. on. tl~e .P,Dgri.n:i- menu. ~rding- to I .(~-·\ EXtension 215 Reyliolda Bnmch they can ignore the lack .of origfu.a:f The extension o:t the Christmas . can- be obtained iby wri~ to -research experts with The 'World. Winston-Salem, N. C. foresight by the calendar co~t­ ll,olidays ·:c!>:!Jld,_ me_~n:._a greater•:_ .,.Am.eric;a~n,)European iF'ountbtiiOn, Book-EncYclopedia the early colon-· ,:-_ tee; felt that the · acticm gave the dtffel'enee, then, than just the ad- Post Office Box .34712, Vaduz; ·. ists :probablf didn't know what to.- · fa~ulty a •"little more prestige and -· di~i~n o~}~. !e'!. d~rs~ . _..... ,_, _~· .. :;.· ,_ _ . ~eeht~nsteiri,_ Switzerland. . · . _-· do . ~~h, the" stranee -veg~ble;' .::, ";. · _ I < ·, ...... ~ -~, ,' 'Sigtfi:~.. C)rl.ADDive~S~- I• • OLD GOLD .AND BLACK Honda.y, Dee. 15. 1958 p .AGE FITII " •r '• '·_Matherly Dislikes 'Rut' Kids Get Brings· ~ig;_Celebr~di~n ' ' ~. - ' and was the fifth-chapter ~ be' houlie, . a .banquet, .and a dance. Of Theater Melodrama in North carolina. . / Toys, Full i.D~ta~ , The D~lta Nu chapter of Sig- · The celebration began . .Frlda.:r ' ma Cbd: :fraternity held. a tenth By" JERRY- MATHERLY . nig.ht with ·a parq at Shelton'~· '· hour' production on hard.... bottom­ anniversary · celebration last· ed s.traiglht chairs. ~ke. ·Open house: and the· . ..Vel- . end with ·a- partj-,_ open . Alpha Psi Omega, the ·honor-:-. ~week ••Ladies In Retirement" waa Stockings •oming; of. returni.Dg alumni Y&il securing, the · charter. . Other . ary dramatic;; fraternity that"' entertaining enough. ·It waa eer­ lleld.•Saturday aftemoo:~, follow-. chapters were consulted and -ap­ . •ponsors a play e'ach year, likes (Continued from pa&-e 1) •c1 by a banquet ana".. danee sat-: . melodr,.mas. Last :year the group t&inly,"an improvement over tbe who led their eh&rg'e& inte ._ proyed the acc-.Pau• of the . tir&t production, "All My Sons," . urday nigiht. :· '"' '!! ·, · · . new ebapter ·ibe:fore 'fue maiter. pre'aented a r.eal hiss-the-villao, g!rls' gymnasium to pa.rti~ cheer-the-hero ' production of. in that it W'iaely did not t.ke , . '·--'-· Powers S~ke ·' ' waa ultlma.tel:r.. put to ~ m •~'IIC- led b7. Gordon. Wil­ the "Pure As The Driven Snow... itself too aeriously. But when the banquei . ebapkr. ffR the formal ?ote.- · liam•. sP.e~er at ..,a,. Last week the &TOup's effort,..,.. one eonsidera some of he tri­ Dr. Frank ;Powers. who' waa one p8tltion tbe . loc&l .. After the Si.Djl;iD ~Coed 1aait The . oi a, bi't mo11e sophisticated ;·bu' umphs of the theater's past two of the men instr~ntal j'Ji Dale Poole led- the childrea k ob- •bap~r w'be m.tallecUD.Sicma Per9 _and Denham'• "l;Ad- X. 7eare, one wondcra what 1a . taining. the frateriuty•s ·cba.nir. · Chi· reeeived f-avorable l'Ote- in ~rroup g&m...... ' -..; a· Retirement" wae melOdrama. ha.ppeni:~g to the quality of th.... 1948.: ,·, ' A movie &.bout the 'WAF .Ia ••· The. Delta Nu chapter ia.lta;.. •..zu... ·nonetheless. From. the produc. tre productions. And it also .. ed as. "active--drapter•N:'o. :111· of-· . .A pieda-!ns' aeremon7. waa held tion. ·standpoint the ·play cam-e makes one look forward with whioh Christmaa wail celebrate~ 't the chapter of Sigri:ia. Obi. •·'The for all, . active ·members' . and off smoothly enough. There wa.a curiosity to the remainder of the f!lleYeral years aa-o waa abowa. The came the refrealmlelde ohapter grew out· ()f Zeta. Chi, a· pledges ~of Zeta Ohi, Sept.,-· 26/ : only this question to be asked: ~lay11· on .this season's aa-enct&. and j'ifts. The children wet. local fraternity. ' . . . ·. · 1948. '.11he installa.tiori date waa . .. Whe:~ does the fraternity gei ou~ Plans.-· for the ·nationally.idfili­ set- for; Nov... 1.Z..13,. · 1948. of'.the rut and attempt a pla:r taken baek into the a-arne rooa c~ilpter, aheady under thaj; is more challenging! w.h;,Z.e they got soft drinks aa1 atea con:. ,, , F!irst' president · of the Delta cookies. sideration pl'ior to 1948, were Nu ~hapter ~as WilbUf Doyle. . Dinah Gattis did a competent Bowman Gray 1 Ping-pong tables, laden 'Witb .speeded? up . when' the rumor Current.· president ••.is · ·Charles job of direction. She _could have · ·arose' that· the· ·College would Ro.oka. made more o:t the scenes tha.t heaped-up gifts boua-ht peraOWII­ ·moTe from'Wak'e Fore.st to Win- were supposedly . the· dramatie MenToHear ly by the 20~ coed sponsors, were ston-Salem. · • highlights. But ehe was right quickly cleared as each coed in steering away from any hia­ g~ve her newly-made friend a It: was. 'felt that a Charter at Boston Doctor present. · that time would-assure the chap­ ·state Sttident tronica that would -have made ter of. 'housing· on ihe new cam..: the play comical. And, if one Dr. JoliJn W. RJaker, .Bolstom, As soon as the childriln pt the coeds' gifts unwrapped, SaD­ pus. · · · · · WHEN THE LIGHTS went. oD after . the College Theater'•. prOdu• listened. carefully to some of the Ma!sls., sU. rgeoon, rall!d Olfftcial I ec­ , ta entered-with more giits. He Profs Aided ·.· S_olo.ns Make tioD Of "Laifies .in Retiremenr• ODe nigbt.Jast week,. oDe membfir .' speeche5, it can easily be under- lf.u.rer on t'h>e m ed:i.caa· prablenut m v was mobbed immediatel7. · ·several ·:Pro:llessors aidOO. iD of the t:ast was found leaDlng •gaiQ~ .the library walL Stedm·aa stood bow comical dramatie natiopal def-ense, will speak at 1 scenes could have become. Boy11 were giVjeo gun and hol­ : was lcharter~d li{.Ov. 12-13, 1948. ·nat~s Ch~nge_ Kik:hiu, .ihe.. leading male character. puffed a. cigarette' and meatall7 7:30 p. m. Monday at Bowman Carried Roles· Well GT&y Sohooil ot Medicmre. ster sete: the girls received te& r.eviewed the .play as oflaer charaeer• clo&ec1 up '•the .tlaeater. (01. For a group of people whose sets. ll·embers of the Moooirr&ta .. Th,e S~at~IStudent·f,.egislafure's ·ms .topfc lbe ''Melo:fie'all r. Gold Photo by Gri1g.-) . acting experience was limited. w:ru ·Club passed out footballs te • meeiflilzug ~ wa.s Ito halve ·be9n, P~bli~: 1-.tfairs. tbe actors carried off their !Problema E~ountered in Civilia.n boys. Everyone got atocltiDal­ t Wd in &ail.edgh T.bnu:siday; . Was, roles well indeed. · \ . ~ere." He will speak :ltni the filled with candy. I lXJIS!tpon'Eld ibooauiSie ot 'heavy snoiw. True•. ,there was little aotu.I . ttn.edlieal Bieho9tl ~Ifu.i-t.h!ea.telr. The party -was the third ~ ~ Gr~f'ts.. ·:l(eod:yr IDr- 'Rakera"-• 'lliJlll)e8mil!C t. be­ .ralls._ in th:e ·.Oenltrld atnd e81'JterlnJ ' .. d~ttvelopment in each chan.cter given ·by the student bOdr el. a11· the play adY&noed. There - 81)0tlsoried! lby the Medical th~ College. 'I!he eTent, fa11t li!l­ . ·Fellowships · at two· different ' ~ of itlle. st;a,te. · 1 '· universities are. 8Yaila.blit· for were; howeTer·, 'r. J. R. 'R. Bobb, OOOI'Idli.na:tor. largely ot Ralph Ja.mea, · Legialature did. not elect . ' :Qtr. Raker lis tt. oonsu.litaD.t to interested. in publie affadris'· and Colle~re By • BOB· SITI'ON As Lucy,.,the coquettish m&id, Julia Swift· and Nancy Lo~ i1'8duate. Sam Ha.n'eJ' 'h public. ',sezyice . 'C&z:eers. · · any repreaentatiT~s in time for as the demented aistera lilhould rt:he Dislaste.T Reaealrcll Grolli) Cit thi11 yur'a" committee. · 1 · ,Mar~aret .Dutton . was. pleasing. the me.~ilig. · , · · · ' "Ladies In '-Retirement!' ia an J;le pointed out·as· provl:din~r most! he 1Nat.1anal iResearch Council ... Wake F'oreri ., . The fell~ws.hdp~ are . worth ~ watth. In fact ·abe iookeil so .. •tad~ta -~ e:ffectiYe "ehiller''-4t left .me · .aDd former meffilber Of the N. $1,'700 a year plus colle~re .fees The meeting waa ealled off at­ 'uiee· that I , doubted tb&t: ··-u CJf the show's entertairiing mo- '250 :for the part7 i11. a cWjll •cold. :This, howe-rer, is not to ments. ~at,Woodward aomewha5 R. C. Dl.saster Study Committee. collection. This amount waa and total·valiie Of, each is 'esti- Iter ODJIT l11li:ree or fMirne !1•1 cola/elge · ·could ever poSHiblY" ·. taml ·· hei av­ _(Jeleg12.tro.ns . md. IIINiil'ed . 8lt tlhe refleet upon the C~e ·Tbea- timidly handled the lead role­ He is a ·reg>Ui]a;r lect-urer at plemented br Ule Kono~ . mated as ;2,200. . ter.'a . prOduction of the play,. for banda .by putting them oin a Da8t7 . ~toi •bY. :ee.r-Iy a.tter.nJQJs~- · -any short-comings that ·might ··closet' ·-was so·' bare that she Costuming Praised ' .. ·coulqn't 'afford a rug for the GAGS ·-. TRICKS tJ.ve ses·s10ns. , appear in each ·scene .and· pr... Costuming was above par as. Make Yourself The Most Rel~xed SC!!Tie COO!t.T:ovemy 'came . oilrt;·. (jf . fl~or; the _cement . was · ratJ;Ier Wear And . ·sente:d us wi~h. the play ,as a. I w~s · !h_e· set. The _lighting was Hated Person On The Campue . 'la.s.:. yOO:l:'·s m~ ~ caused uJJified . w.hole. The . ~Y' ill ef­ cold and bare. 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,: : . . ',, . '' \' /I ', ·,,-· ) . ·'' IJ ( PAGE SIX Monday, Dec. 15, 1958 OLD GOLD AND BLACK WGA Will H~ve Two Firms Honor Frat Christmas Party Plan Talks / Inducts Six Wednesday Night A·:AA·.' By LYNN SMATHERS Also General Repair ·and Body Work About Jobs.· . ' . . Woman's Government As~ocia­ On Tuesday tipn this week will give a Christ­ • mas party for all the College Representatives from two com­ CO~· ~- ; ·' coeds living on campus. panies will be on- the campus Tues­ -FIITTS- llOTDR Phi Sigma Iota, honorary fra­ day to interview.'seniors intere.sted 967 Br~kstown Ave. · ·· · ' · ·call PA-:3-1077- The party will be Wednesday ' .. '- • ,, < ·' ' l,. ' ternity for students of romance at 10:30 p. m. and 'half of it in after-graduation joll,Js. languages, initiated six new mem­ will be conducted in the formal Gaffney Manufacturing Company bers Tuesday night. parlor of Bostwick Dormitory v.ill send men. to intervie'W business The members rwere all formel' and half will 'be given in the for­ majors. Individual interviews will be given and only men willrbe con­ ' m e m ib e r s of _Sigma Pi Alpha mal parlor of Johnson Dormitory. · . · · · .'WE FJ%\TURE _ . . The 'WGA memlbers will draw side1'ed for jabs. honorary fraternity for modern names !before the _party ·but the . Sloan-Kettering ·Institute for language students. 'I'his fraternity gifts i!J.ought will given through Cancer Research ·wiU give individ­ KEEPSAKE DiAMOtiJ RINGS w \, I , I '• •' • was disbanded on the campus last the campus Baptist church to val interviews to both men -and . AND year and a chapter of Phi Sigma needy f~milies. women. Biology and chemistry Iota was installed this year. After the dormitory festivities, majors ?'re \he people company Tbe new members are Joyce all the girls will gather in front officials are interested in. JEWELS BY TRIFARI Humphries, Susie McGahey, Jane ot the dormitories to sing Christ­ The first interview after Christ­ Freeman, Ann Whicker, Gayle mas carols. The WGA Social mas holidays will .be Jan. 8, when UN,DERWOOD. JEWELE.RS~ ·INC. Standards Committee will serve the Texas Company will talk to I . ' 1 ' , - Ramsey and Elaine Nan~e. _106 W. Fourt6- Street Nineteen memlbers were present refreshments and another WGA seniors who are appli~ants for any, ( - . \ at the meeting, including the ne'W committee has decorated a Christ­ sort of degree and who are in­ '· Jp.embers. The fraternity officers mas tree for the carol sing. terested in jobs as salesmen. and several other members rtk The placement office announced part in initiation ceTemonies. Jan the ·interviews, which will 'be held Wilcox is president of the group in the ofofice, on t'he first tfloor of and Mary Ann Satterwhite is vice Religion Profs Reynolda Hall. The office •has also THE COLLEGE .INN RESTAURANT. ,president. Saundra Tucker is sec­ • ~· -· • -.-·. • "I • • / •• retary-treasurer. pu'blfcannounced welfare that of the Carteret department County of r-======:::======::==::;:=====. . _ ...1 ,A~D . · · · After the ceremonies, mem'bers To 'fake Trip has a staff vacancy for case woTk r;ang French Christmas gical Se- cants for January degrees is that _ Your Place For: . Science Event -. . ; mma;y Is the locatron for the of church secretary of the First PARTIES -:- DINNERS - DANCES ·- BANQUETS ... meetmgs. · . , Baptist !Church of Cherry:ville .. The ' · ' · . - Draws··Miller The four professo'rs are Dr. Wil~ placement o:£fice has additional in- "------.;..---~-~~------..J lard Hamrick, Dr. ~eorg_e J. Grif- formation about the position. Prof. Dr. Harry !Miller of the chemis­ fin, Dr. Dan 0. Vm and Dr. J. Jasper L. 'Memory is in charge of PATRONIZE OG&B ADVE~TISERS try department last week partici­ Allen Easley. the plaeement offite. pated in the regional meeting of 'Me~ting ·at the same time as the American Chemical Society. the tw{) associations will 'be the In the years· since WQrld War Dr. Miller ·was the only mem'ber 'board of dire<:tors of American II the USSR or its satellites' have of the chemistry, department to at­ Schools of Oriental Res·earch. Dr. taken part in eight of the 15 small tend the meeting, which was held Hamrick is . Wake Forest's repre­ wars which have occurred, despite Remember Us- .For Th.e. at the University of Florida in sentative on the ,board. The three this nation's possession of an Gainesville, Fla. meetings a'l'e not held jointly 'but atomic superiority which for a time The meeting lasted from Thurs­ follow one. another. was a complete monopoly. day through Saturday. 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' . _ . : · ·. , .· - strp!lg · conten~g . unit" &fld in ? WHO? Thil big dif.fereooe from last year is that :we._ cal'l .tell _them to do spirl~e~, determmatJon, a desire soonething-to set 'soonethirig ·up--;;and they do it instead of running toBeW1nld. hi t W k F - t · · " ' - "' d. d d . s es s op a e . or~ DRY CLEANS '· :;,; off at ~ tange11;t, the Deaco:p.. mentor a e · . · . . scoring. position last season, Budd - . : KcKm~ey-.l)Otnted out that two important baskets byGeor~e R1tch1e. was also Num'Der Three scorer in SUEDEandLEATHERJACKETS '' · -one that ga'v~ Wake Forest a tie-in regulation time and tlie _second the- Atlantic Coast Conference· with ., 364 wh~h put ~em ahead in the·· :t).rst _ovei:time-:-came as-· a result of 1 points and a 15.826 ·avera~. patterns worked out during· a. timeou~. - · · ' }le led the Deacons· in rebounding SARTIN'S Of Course "'We called for a sCTeen play on Ritchie's guard and the boys did' it with an 8.5 avera~,.w:hich was the · - .perfectly," Bones said. "A ·year -~go ·someone_ might have thrown the sixth ~st nial'k in the Conference. 939 BURKE ST•. \ ball irito the stands and missed the screen, too." - ·· . ·. He was a regular in the center slot. 11 ~ - • · • --- · · · · , . - Forward ADd Cen'ter ' Team 'S~lid' ••• In-Three Spots . . . Budd will see action t!Us season - The coach.said that he was confident that his team was "solid" In· at both fol"Ward and center posi­ three· spotlr--'those manned by Dave Budd, Dickie Odom. and Ch~lie tions•. ·He . i.s . c~dited v;:i~li . b?th ' Forte. He was also conndimt that· Ritchie will . come along, saying . :?t:l~g skill and .good JUmpmg Patterson's Stratford· 1 that he is "th~ T:liabie type." . . . - · . . ; ~ , - ~~season he also -~ade the All- ''So £ar,'' Mc~ey said, "Ohn Broadway Isn t up to hls play of A!CC seoi>nd team, His freshman last year- and it's difficult tp put your finger on the reason b~ause year he scorea275 points for a 13.8 Pharpaacj n~body works harder than Olin. Ma)1be he· h~$ too much of a burden average. · in .that he 1s president of the Monogram Cl:ub and the senior class." Budd· is also active in other -Budd was the leading Deacbn scorer in the State game. He scored sports, particularly baseball. He , Yaur Prescription Specialists 17 points iii spite of consls_;ent triple~teaming by the Wol'fpack. In was a pitcher on ·the College team · I ·~e categ&ry·.Odom was the big man, graphing 12 for Wake last S}lring. -,Forest. .-: _ · U~ually. _reserved,_ Budd has Welcomes You lac~ Te Tile Cam,us -.. • _ . · . . · L p . ' - nothing. 'but. praise · for - Coach ,- . Forte-Assigned •• ·• To ou· UCl11 o· . ,Horace "Bones" McKinney. "He;s: . Forte, w~o'was a standout also 'in the victory over Davidson, drew\ Ia ~oacll who knows his pl~yers.''' . _the terrific ~signment of covering AU-America candidate ~~ Pucillo He added that he agrees With the · FOR THE BEST II COSIETIIS 'in the Deacons~' m~n-to-man defe~e. "Charlie tul'lled in. the be.st favorabl~ (!Om'me:ltts made iby :. ·, jdb I've ever- seen done on Pucillo," McKinney said. Proof of this sportswriters about Coach McKin- WE FEATURE: • ANGELIQUJI is-the fact-that 4Ju got only three points.in the regulation playing · ney. '!'earn Spirit e REVLON DAVE BUDD e· BELEN 1tUBJIH8'BJIN ·Pe~od. ' - Budd commented that the team e TUSSY ;=====~===~======:::::===~=:; . spirit did. not Suffer heeause of.----'-----'------..:.·..:.-..;.·~--..,------:------;--... last season's top scorer·•.. • ALL OTIIEJl TOP IIJliNDS defeats by North Cl}rolina · St~te I 1 · and Tennessee. "We realize we Pons A'. ,-e Set vo.. were playing toP":rated teams- J:' ~ ~ ~~ I • 'Telecasts FREE DELIVERYI SERVIlE- don't think we made a bad showing at all. I know I speak for the' team Atlantic Coast Conference of­ Feb. 14; Clemson vs. South Caro· Phone P A -3·4S6S 141 Mratforcl Rd. s. w. ; l'rS when I say morale is staying high. fi-cials announced last weeTC that a !ina-, Feb. 21; Duke v!f. North Not just because of what we on the 10-game schedule of live 'basketball Carolina, F_eh. 28. court do 'but be'cause stUdents let broadcasts includes three Wake us know they're supporting us.'' FO'l'es't games. · Budd said the presence of stu- The game between the Deacon> A.NNOUNCING ·MORRIS SEIVICE dents at "away" games particu• and the University of Marylan<' BILL LA\VING IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THE NEXT TO CAROL'INA THEATER larly is felt. "At Davidson, for in- Saturday will be the first of thes· I ' stance, it was a good feeling when regional telecasts. On Jan. 3 the we found we had a better cheering Wake Forest-Clemson game will b, OPENING ';~~;;;~~=::=:::=:::=:::::::~~~~~~~~~=~ section than,ithe horne team." shown. 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·:- .... ,' F,AGE EIGHT Monday, Dec. 15, -1958 OLD GOLD AND BLACK ·Maiirienidle Voglers·:~lwellfS· ". .After~Mateh Invite You· To Make , ' ' Deacons DOwn FSU,, Their Store YOuR Store · •• J Is Can~elled For All Your Needs , . (. / Will Battle Cavaliers By J. :D. .ALEXANDER . FINE JEWELRY ·::DtriloNDs ~ ·~ By J. D ..ALEXANDER , The Maryland-Wal.."e Fore.st SILVERWARE Wake Forest's Demon Deacons will invade Charlottes- wrestling meet scheduled for ' . ~asf :--- . "Ville, Va., Thursday ni•ght as Coach Horace· McKinney Saturday was postponed until an sends'his team against the Cavaliers of the University of undetermined date iil early Febru- Speelal Attention To Virginia in Memorhj.l Gymni~ium at 8 o'clock. ary. Injuries and' weather condi- . All KiD.ds Of On the following Saturday night tions combined to force the post- Repair' )V~rk I · ·, the Deaco::~.;; will travel ~o Cot- threw in 12 points anq gathered ponement': lege Park, Md., to meet the in eight rebounds. Dave and Alley The Deacon matmen were' sched- 'l'errapins o:f the ·University of 1 Hart scored 14 and 10 points re- uled to travel to College Park, Md., Vogle~s Jewelers \.' ·, !lfaryland. 'The game will mark I spectively. to · meet the Terrapins· !before .&16 West 4th' 'W!i~e's last. contest b«:fore · the Vols Win officials of the two schools deeided

])1x1e Class1c. tn Rale1gh, Dec. Tuesday the Deaco.nz played tihe to· reschedule the meet. ·' . 29-31. Wa~e Forest's ~rst .round Volunteers of the University of · A, combination of injuries_....and . oppone~t m_ the Cl~ssJ.c wJ.ll be Tenn-essee to a sta:tdstill until heavy academic schedules left the the Un1Vers1ty of Cmcmnat1, the the nation's sixth-ranked college Wake , F.orest grapplers under- num~-r o~e ra~ked team. basketball team pulled away, in the manned. Rather than send a' com~ Cincinnati ia led by All-Ameri- final seven minutes to win Sl-50. pletely ·inexperienced team against ean Robertson who led the !lation's ·Guard Kenny Coulter's 18-point last year's conference champs, QRCHESTRA AND BAND scoring in 1958 with a 35.14 aver- performance spurred the unde- Coach C. Peters asked for the ·c. INSTRUMENTS: age for 28 games. . . feated Vols to tiheir ;fourth win postponement, · · Othe~ . first ro~md paumgs :!or despite the fact that their ace Captain Jim Morton,· Tom Carl- t:he Dure Class1c: N. C. state reboUIIlder 6_8 center Gene Tor- tont' and John Hamilton were eKING - vs. Louisville; Duke. vs. Michigan mohlen, ;aw only limited action • una:ble to compete due to a heavy· State; N ortb Caroh:J.a vs. Yale. because o! personal fouls. .. pre-holiday exll'mination · schedule. SELMER Deacs Jleat Seminole~~ , Frank Geer, John ,Ashburn, ~nd e' . W.ake Forest had to beat back The Deacs top ·backboard man, DEACON REL.AY SWIMMER BOB TALBERT dives into pool in~ practite session as teammate RODDY Bob, Holland suffered ·injuries in e OLDS . Dave Budd, was hampered by the THOMPSON touehes the board. The Wake Forest_swimmer.s have dropped their first· three meets of a ti ~ a d ld h ·be I · a. second h a 1! Flor id a. State• scormg same fault and left the game with pr c ce n wou ave en un- s-urge to defeat the Semrnol~s, 73· fi .th ft the season. The tankmem lost to the Terrapins ot the. University of Maryland by a:· score of 53-32 able to wrest;.Ie. • GIBSON GUITARS .·1 64, as George Ritchie led the way ve person~1 5 ':"'1 3 : 52 1e · in a meet which saw four pool reeords fall, one of them to Deacon freshman Eugene Petrasy. The Othe;r ·members of the· varsity, -with 23 points in Memorial Coli- ·George Ritchie and Jcrrt St~le University of Virginia Cavaliers won the season's opener. 66-20. Monday the Deacons lost a. close Don Cordero, Marion Miller, Al e LOWREY ORGANS seum Thursday ni~:"ht. · l:ed the Wak~ Forest s~ormg wJth match to swmDJers from the College CJf William and Mary. The freshman team ha.s lost two matches, Danforth; Bob Downmg, and Way- e ACCORDIANS The triumph gave the Deaco:ts 17 -and 10 pornts respectively. one to Maryland by a score of 62-23 and the other·~ to'Yirginia, 44-42. Wake Forest's n~xt two matches land/ Jobnson, survived · 1Jwo a 2-2 record. Wake Forest has TwCJ OveJ;times are with Southern Conference leaders, Virginia Military Institute and the Citadel. Resting until after matches each and rough practice beaten Davidson and lost close Saturday, Dec/.6, the Deacons · sessions and are in good sha"'e. HI-FIDELITY SYSTEMS games to Nort.b. .Carolina State fought the .highly-favored Wolf- the holidays, the DeacQDs wdl meet VMI Jan. 10. (Old Gold photo by. Grigg.) The Deacons are scheduled to . •• ·• • ' < • • : - • 1 -and Te-nnessee. pack of North Carolina State :i:J.to meet the University of North : TAJ>~ .R~OR.:DERS. Florida State, .e . rugged team two overtimes before giving up a K . Alph' ~ ' ff/ [r .I,J · ~ T. · ~ D~ a~ · Carolina ·at home on Jan. 9. _.' -· '' 56 !~at~vod~;i~f~~~ ~~rd~eD::o~!~~ ~a:;~~rest showed the Raleigh ~ppa . as_ W 0 '.1 ~~ts, J.TQpS .. eJ eat· o~~~!es:~~~~~~::~i~~!~!v~r~~~ .·sEPIRI MUSIC ·co.· and Hugh Durham, made' it a fight fans a 22-20 lead at h::~Jftime, but Rifle' men Hav· e ' . . from the Univ..ersity' of Virginia . . . ' . . . until the last seven minutes. Then State was out in front almost all . . Ba b~':. D':;_;, e·'··aeon'· Ca'~'n ...Q downed 'them by a score of 31 to 5. '. \63_6 ·w.. :.:ith St •. Bates, who had ·racked· up:· 20 of the second half-though never II:' • 0 Captain· Morton was. the only :Dea• p(Ji:J.ts, left the game' with :five by more than four points.' wm·n· g Scor ' con grappler to.. wih his matEh PA 3-0794 personals.· That was the· break . Junior guard George Ritchie m e By DAN CHURCH . Wak(l . l"-orest guard~ Dave i~a=t=n=ig:h:t:·~~~===~::;:::::.:::=~~=~=~=2~~ that turned the Deacons,lo

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