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Naming Committee Chosen Jr. Prexy ‘ Carlton Chairman Appointed Announces iryouls Students Back Mascot For ‘l-‘lip-Top’ Stadium For Cheerleaders “We really feel good about this campaign and contributed the members of the State Col- the support that the State stu- enough to keep up the wolf for lege Mascot Committee in an N. C. State Wolfpack’s antici- and it’s a natural for a bowl In accordance with a Student dents gave to this Mascot Cam- almost one year. This is thekind interview with The Toclmicns’a pation of a new gridiron was game.” Government resolution of last paign. It’s gratifying to know of pleasure that comes only once on Wednesday night. given favorable. grin with the An appropriate and beautiful spring, President Eddie Knox, that the students fell behind in a college career}: said one of election of J. W. (Willie) York si for the new stadium is lo- has appointed a nine-member The member, who prefers to as chairman of the N. C. Sta- cated at the Raleigh fair- committee to select the cheer- remain anonymous, said that dium Authority. The new sta- grounds, which already has fa- leaders for the comming \year. 2,869 shares of stock in the new dium commonly referred to as cilities for 10,000 cars. Chair- State mascot were sold in tin Senior Class President, Phil two-day registration penod' last the “flip-top” stadium originat-mman York, a Raleigh business Carlton, has been appointed €13: hopes of a “Dixie Tobacco man, stated that it was possible week. That number of shares chairman of the committee and represents approximately -‘ l” for North Carolina. to construct the new stadium at is calling a meeting for all stu- 50% a below-ground level, which of the student body contributing =., The construction of- the “flip- dents interested in trying out I. V :1 at one share per student. top” stadium will be paid by would be similar to the one at for the cheerleader squad. The ‘ North Carolina non-taxable rev- . meeting is called for Friday at “Monetarily ' speaking, we ,_ue bonds, and all net appro- The estimated seating capac- 12:30 p.m. in the Student Gover- .7 came out much better than had ' riations are to be returned to ity is between 75,000 and 100,- ment office at the '- College been expected after the first day supplement the North Carolina 000. Union. of registration. We took in a budget. The “Dixie Tobacco Bow ” The purpose of _the meeting is total of $729.75. Although_this has been considered by the N. C. practice sessions and = falls short of the goal that the The “flip-top” stadium will Stadium Authority to be spon- to arrange committee set, we do feel cer- not replace Riddick Stadium, but tryouts before the entire com- 'sored on the Saturday between the first of next week. . tain that in the second semester it will give the Wolfpack an Christmas and New Year’s. This mittee at , registration, we will be able to easily accessible and “beautiful" date will get the support of Any student who cannot playing field. Dixie Classic fans, and will com- make the short meeting Friday pete with other national bowl should call President Carlton at start them." replied the com- Governor Hodges nobd that sometime before the stadium has “great possi- games. VA 8-6382 mittee member when asked bilities” and if the structure is Assisting York in the project Monday night. . about the actual amount of without a removable top “it is vice chairman, Joe Eagles of President Carlton requests . ' money received. ' will disappoint a lot of people.” Wilson. The commission mem- that, “all students,. especially are urged to come out The State Mascot Commitbe Hodges went on to say “no one bers will receive no compensa- freshmen arrived at their goal by adding seems to be opposed to the idea, tion other than travel expenses. for the squad.” the cost of the wolf thus far, _ the cost of building the pen, and the expected food and upkeep The Mascot cost for one year. The wolf costs, including the transport» Group Leaders Arrive Early Jotion from Philadelphia and ship. 07 ping the crate back to the Zoo there, came to $125. Also in- For Freshman Guidance cluded in this total were several State Students Attend long distance telephone calls to .- September 13, started a long morning to meet them. These gins, Ray E. Jones, George W. Dr. Frederick Ulmer, Curator . | " upperclassmen volunteered to Lester, Herbert R. Little. of Mammals at the Philadelphia 332m trying ordeal for State’s Zoological Gardens. 1,700 entering freshmen. One come a week early for the ex- Edwin L. Lowery, Frank S. N.S.A. Convention mm. factor however, made the situa- pressed purpose of helping the Madren, Bobby .W. Meadows, The next large item was the tion for the freshmen quite a freshmen get settled down to Lawrence Moore, John F. Nixon, by Mike Lea With Students,‘ Its Budgeting, construction of the pen for the the fact that the ways here at State. wolf. 'bit nicer. This was Gordon J. Poole, Frederick Rad- “The State Delegation to the Its Internal Structure, and Including the cost of ti. 114 upper classmen were on The group leaders, headed by ford, Mark Raney, Charles San- Honor Systems. materials and also the cost of ’ hand at the Coliseum Monday Chairman Gilbert Alligood as derson, John Seymour, Ronald Twelfth \National Student As- the labor to build it, this item they were called, met with about W. Shearon. sociation Congress discovered The first two days of the came to $400. i many policies that might be a congress were composed of in- 15 new freshmen at different John Sherrill, Clarence Shipp, times during the week. During benefit to our college” Bob formal talks and the next few Estimating the cost of the up- Glendon Smith, Kenneth E. Cooke, the chairman of the dele-. days were concerned with the keep of the wolf for one year, these meetings the group lead- Steppe, James F. Watson, , ers told the new boys of the gation announced this week. drawing up of bills in subcom- the MascOt Committee 5% Robert L. Webster, Richard The Congress is composed of mittees. After the bills were that one dollar per day ‘ rules, systems and other new Whisenant, and Billy M. Wink- 1 and different things that would students from all types of col- drawn up, the entire legislature take care of the food and in- ler. All of these were returning leges from all over the U. S. met and voted on them. cidentals. confront them in their new sur- group leaders. roundings. It meets once a year and dis- Bob Kennedy, the past coun- Therefore, the total estimafi The new group leaders that cusses problems that are of im- for the initial expenses and the ‘ The names of the group lead- did this for the first time this portance to students. This year sel for the Senate Rackets Com- ers who gave of their time and mittee, gave a speech to the 1’1p-keep for one year totaled fall are: Peter B. Archie, Na- the Congress was held on Aug- 890 . went to the trouble to do this than K. Bales, Jacob R. Ballard, ust 24, at the University of Congress on Labor and Profes- are as follows: William K. Bartlett, David C. Illinois. These topics range from sor Arthur Bester of the Uni- Further in his interview wi versity of Illinois History De- The , the Commi Robert L. Beadles, Gordon R. Beam, Donald D. Blizzard, problems that are directly re- partment spoke on Secondary :» Bond, Java 0. Carey, Oren B. George W. Boys, James S. lated to the campus to problems member stated that the Cut; . Cooke, Alan G. Feimster, Robert Browning, Lewis R. Cabe, Hu- of a world-wide nature. Education. mittee for choosing the nu ‘ E. Gagnon, Joyce Hatch, Mon- bert M. Collins. The theme of the congress The Members of the State for the mascot has been named if Gilbert Alligood tague H. Hicks, J. Allen Hug- was “Students in their role as College Delegation to the Con- and that the announcement 11 Harold D. Colston, Edwin A. the name and the contest win- :e Craven, Lowry Daniels, Charles Students.” gress were: Cooke, chairman; Ashley Pearson and Charles ner would be ready for publica- Davis, Robert Dowdy, John E. Cooke, in his statement, also tion by the 28th of September. ‘ ; Eaton, Thomas H. Ech, Blair C. said, “The Congress helped up Russell, Student Government Ellis, Ronald H. Enders, James to recognize the weaknesses and Representatives; J 0 el Ray, “The members of them Campus Crier M. Floyd, James G. Futrell, strengths of our college program. chairman of the Judicial Board; mittee for the Name-chooshg _ Billy vF. Gaifney, James C. It also gave us ideas for pro- Bob Davis, Interfraternity Coun- Contest are Jerry Kriegel, m The first meeting of the Grad. dress for the girls are request- Greiner, James K. Gross. grams that might help the col- cil President; and Jim Hackney, Watson, Mel Poulson, Charlu' uate Student Association Coun- ed. lege. These programs ranged official representative of N.S.A. Russell, Jay Brame, and Jill , # 0 t George L. Grubbs, Charles P. from State. cil will meet on Monday, Sep- Gupton, Edgar N.’ Harbinson, from Student Tutoring Services Reid. Kriegel will act II M ii tember 28th, at 8 p.m. in the The annual get acquainmd tea Jimmy R. Hastings, Thomas L. to Student discount services. Don Hoffman of The Univer- man of the group. All the In.- $.71, sity of Wisconsin defeated Cur- bers of the Committee are College Union. for all E. E. Student Wives and Hewitt, Roy E. Holmes, Hugh The Orientation program used D. Hudgins, John H. Isenhour. ,here is a direct product of the tis Guns of The University of College students with the t l t faculty wives will be held Sep- N.S.A. and many other stu- North Carolina for Preddent of tion of Reid, who is lire 'tember the 27th. Stella Joseph, John T. Kanipe, partly pat- the Congress next year. The manager of WTVD in The Chouettes will play for Albert R. Kiser, Stephen Kos- dent programs are Theteawillbefrom3to5 terned after policies recommend- other odicers will be named at The chairman said that f? a dance sponsored by the Col- zewski, Tommy Lind, Charles ed by N.S.A.” a later time. mug; hold tbir Int 7 ; 1’ lege Union Saturday night from p.m. in rooms 256-258 of the H. Little, Thomas McCaskill, on ursday night all Wesley O. McGee, and Robert Some of the more important The varied subjects and excel- j: S 8 to 12 in the C. U. Ballroom. College Union. narrow the held down hfl “ E. Martin. ' problems that were ' at lent resolutions that were dis- 1few,”statsd the news *1 {5‘ i . The dance is to be decorated in * 3 O meeting were: Loyalty cussed and passed at-the Con- Also among the new group the his interview. " ., p a. night club atmosphere with The Engineers’ Council will. leaders were: James 8. Morris, Oaths, Desegregation, Federal vention prove again that college ' waiter service. The dance is for meet on Thursday, Ssptanbor Aid to Education, Discrimatory students do show much we Ted A. Owens, John A. Parker, Clauses in Fraternities, and So- maturity an d common-sens ii 53’ couples only, and die coats and the 24th at 7 p.m. in room 11, Nicholas L. Paul. Wesley 8. Por- rorities, The Role of Student thanmanypeopleglvethsm i7 ties for the boys and street Riddick Building. 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For Student Body Tuition: Technically, the word Athletic Fee: This amounts tOj . ‘1 “tuition” means the “act or $15 per student per year. and profession of teaching.” Charges itis turnedoverinfnlltothc bet that the State dine Mascot Committee for tuition, therefore, are taken Department of Athletics 1nl melted its goal for an hernia-e and the upkeep into the college budgeted re- support of the intercollegiag , ; ceipts and are applied toward athletic program. It 1s 1 l "Mfume comimyearspsaks well for the payment of instructional in the catalogue as a “Non- . ”Of3t!“- (See story M 1-) -‘ salaries. The annual rate is $150 academic Fee”. j'Wdficfud-rusmgeampalgns and the elec- for a resident of North Carolina; Activities. These fees amour.- -.- but since the amount collected-ing to $43 pei- year are or hfiehiltfewymitseemedfiatfiestudents from students is insuflicient to various student activities and , _.dsvelcpedaomesleeptnslchnesswhenthetime and an ap- are turned over in full to the some for them to exhiefi their interest did supplii't. E propriation from the tax funds organisations for paid by the citizens of North students in the hilthive voted manyquarters this year, we hear that 1959- Carolina is necessary to cover toassessfees.Listedinthe wmnmdmmsmmmwnmvem .. the deficit, an additional $350 per catalo as “N 7 year is charged out-of-state history of the school. That this is partially true is new?» are elicitedto the 2; students. This, hos‘rever, is the following organizations or attir- ” inthetactthattheéntolllnentthisyearhas ' only differential betvlreen in- ities: , state and out-of-state rates. an all-time high, betttrlhg the pretri'ous record College Union ...... 8 15.00 I. it least two hundred students. General fees: In addition to Intramural Athletics . . 1.00 instructional salaries, there are ' -_ And then, to further emplhi'siae that this is a peak mdny other expenses incidental Physical Education . . . 17.00 " for State, the stu'lhnts have turned out1n support to teaching, such as matricula- Student Activities fie Miscot Fund-raising Campaign, With approxi- tion, registration, library, cleri- (General allotted by cal assistance, classroom and Student Government) 1.00 50% contributing. 7 laboratory supplies and equip- Student Government .06 .. myhethiswolr, thenewmaleotwillihsrrthere— ment, custodial and maintenance Tower ...... 25._ 3 " WI] cf school spirit here at lists. For many years services to classroom buildings, Publications 3 maintenance of physical edu- ~ ,; new, the only convincing show (if a genuine belief1n the (Agromeck, WKNC, cation fields, etc. Some schools Technician) ...... 7.45 l inches] by the students has obtain-tie:atthe tithe of the the practice of assessing , 3; follow Reserve ...... 15 , 4 summoned football game thela’st two years, these fees individually, with 'F is ll: the time of some particularlymithhortant bicketball students paying variable fees Other Non-academic . . 3;; in accordance with their class Special fees are collected for schedules. As a matter of fact, use by the student bodies of the t This wolf represents the chance for the Students of ' such a plan was once followed various schools in connection mm, but many years ago all with publications'and other stu- . State College to come alive and show that their spirit A - Great American Postime such‘fees were discontinued and dent activities. The schools of , “is not only for the outsiders at a few ball games during a flat fee amounting to the ap- Agriculture and Agricultural a: fit year. proximate average per student Education charge $5.00 per stu- total payment of special fees dent per year, while the charge The next chance for the student body to prove that Rambling 'Round was adopted. Known as “General in the Schools of Design, Engi- theybelieve in State will be next Friday night, October Fees”, and described in the cat- neering, Forestry, and Textiles by Harvey Horowitz Carolina in this connection? alogue as “Academic Fees”, they is $4.00 per student per year. On that night, there will be a pep rally as a send-off Charlie Craven seems resigned amounted to $66 per student per for the football game with State’s archrival, Carolina. It is once again that wonder- to defeat, why not you? There is probably not a single ful season of the year when the year, and are taken into the student at the college who, upon ' When the plans for that pep rally are announced by air regains that aura of Crisp- In the interest of public serv- college budgeted receipts and reading the foregoing list, can- ice, this column will from time used in partial support of de- the head cheerleader, let the whole school know that you ness which was missing all sum- not find at least one required mer, when hordes of drivers take to time present short classified partmental operating expenses. fee from_which he has received are proud of State by being there. This year can be full to the road to see the glories of ads submitted by the. readers The only special academic fees no benefit. Considered in the of exciting events for the whole student body only if we autumn, when the red and gold (if any). Here are several re- now collected are a $10 per yeai aggregate, however, all fees are ceived before this printing: off campus laboratory fee for maintain the programs that have already been started. leaves fall from the trees . . . quite reasonable. In fact, they and when the students fall in WANTED: large sheep dog students in Forestry and a $9.00 fall so short of meeting actual —JM to protect small flock from dano commencement fee for each I line. If there ever was a time operating expenses that thefi'l= when there were no lines on this gerous wolf. Contact candidate for graduation. Stu- State of North Carolina makes campus, I wasn’t here then. Not VII. Chapel Hill. dents are required, however, to to the College annual sustaining that I have anything against FOR SALE: Slightly used pay a replacement cost for lost appropriations of almost $3 or broken laboratory equipment. $64M regimentation—two years of IBM cards, suitable far. use at . million dollars. ROTC taught me that it de- next registration. Guaranteed to Medical Fees: This amounts to' lfeats itself anyhow—but why be punched in at least thirty $12 per student per year, and Let us fill up these few lines of editorial space with a are the characters always in columns. Only .350 to a customer. is taken into the college budget- Answer To Puzzle front of me? Statistically speak- ' subject dear to the hearts of so many students here at See Statistics Department, Pat. ed receipts to partially defray In Monday's Issue State—The Technician deadllh'es. Fo the Monday issue, ing, it is unlikely that every line terson HalL the cost of operation of the could have one of these illiter- WANTED: Dictionary, fresh- Infirmary. It is included in the 'the closing time is 7.30 pm on Sunday night; and, ates who have scheduled two- man English textbooks. Contact catalogue as a “Non-academic for the Thursday issue, the timeis 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday courses in the same hour, and C. Craven. Fee” whose needs demand a discus-é ,. night. . sion of. the matter with theeevil- . ' —JM looking old codger who is sitting on the other side of the table; Letter to the Editor but there is one in front of me all the time. If some ambitious To the Editor: have been here in the past will individual around here wanted j I ' The Technician We of the College Mascot probably notice that the fees to rent himself out as a line- for The Agromeck, The - ' Septentltar as, 1959 stander, he’d make Committee would like to extend a million—— our heartfelt thanks to the. stu- nician, and the student radio , P. o. Box sees—Phone TE 2-4732 . most of it from me. dent body for the enthusiastic station WKNC' have been lump- 137-140, 11111 Building For a good, sound stock (if you support given the recent mascot ed into one fee—a Publications want to invest), try the stock fund campaign. While the $730 lac—this year. in our new State College Mascot. collected is not quite ehough to It was discovered by the State ‘ Editorial Stall I understand it has gone up 46 finance the project for an entire College Publications Board, Editor Jim Moore points on the New York Stock year, we feel that the mascot “ft" ““1me the budgets of Ming Editor .. . _. George Hammett Exchange. What’s more, I’ve fund is now close enough to the three aforementioned pub- been told the stock is going to being sufficient to insure the lications, that the various sep- Mate Editor ...... Bob Linder split ten-foerne. (He’s got a gst: oun ,. . Editor ...... Mike Lee first, and by far the most costly crate fees were one 0033’ sweetheart.) Sinceustock owners year, of operation overly sugicientt, i:d anothzr flortsEdltor...... JayBrame have the privilege of suggesting case, insu tcten ternity Editor ...... B111 Marley a , tn t e FALL SLACKS ’ otography ...... Skip Kugler a name for this noble denizen of argg$:gtat:n:hggtfiruzimwe last case, about right to cover , . , the forest primeval, I have heard the costs for the year Triloke Khosla several names being bandied} feel we should warn the Student , . . taller“ to Our own specifi- M Writers ._ ...... '...... Cliff Fuller Body that his actions at the mTherefore, the Board decided, , Jim Pa around. One fellow has suggest I StateCarolina _ _ ther than to have an increase cations! You'll find a complete *0?“Writer ...... Earl Mitchellege ed Schlitz since (he says) all Pmdicub‘e panama-utilises“; m the total Student Aett‘vtty «with. of worm, cllavlflh, State College students have a ' st ...... Tom Olive is still a puppy, and also since Fee, that they would group all “More”, and Wists Nick Ardito weakness for beverages of that type. This sounds like the work the basic fear all wild animals the school wide publications “brie. CW "10' M to“ Harvey Horowitz have for man has not yet been under one fee in the Student . Alton Lee of a decadent Whiskey Hill sub- Ilka Irish—via he“ the m Oscar Taylor versive to me! completely overcome The huge Activity Fee. Had this step not Kent Watson A senior I know has vigorous. crowd “'5 the Same may terrify you're looking Mr. B. C. Woodbury him, causing him not to act been made, it would have been ly protested the purchase of this quite so bravely and fiercely as necessary to the Stu- t Business Sta! critter on the grounds that he we might like dent Activity Fee by about one From $9.95 3231‘ “mtg;...... Penn Gassels and his roommate - are wolves 7 .'. g r ...... Bill Adams enough for the vicinity. Inci- Should this be the case, we dollar ' ..’ .n Manager ...... : ...... Rolfe Reusing dentally, this chap also thinks ask the Student Body to bear So, this year and in yewrs to 5d,: .. -Stafl...... '...... TomColeman he has more lines than the rest Wilfih “8 but: mmfhmbfir thal: 1:: come, each publication will sub- of the campus. So'hleone shOuld a ew s 0 mon s e w1 jj 1;, , ted for National Advertising by NATIONAL ADVER- tell him that snowmen melt when full Crown and then, instead of 2“,); Wm? budget to the ".i SERVICE, INC., College Phblishers. Representative, 420 they get hot. . him showing fear of the crowd, at “dam oard, and they i 11 Ave, New York, N. Y. ' , Note to A. C. Snow of the we believe the reverse will be will "WW9 an approved amount z. as second class matter, February 19.1920.at the Post osiee at Raleigh Times: I agree with you. true. of the Student Activity Fee for ammmm {1‘ " auibr theactactof larch 8. 1879. Published every w and rad-rhythmuNm-th Carolina State College except that the best team invariably N 8 State Mascdt mfltee their operations throughout the w Maud exam pariah. 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Network To Air Gaines Tapped No. I Team‘1 'NorthCaroliuaStateCollege Durham; WFNC, Fayetteville; announced todaythataradlo WNNC, Newton. led in thl!n mural Grld Play networkwillbroudeduttbeld DUKE, Oct. 24. Air Time, Louisiana State 7 football games on its 1”! grid 1:15—WKNC, State Cone!!! Stu- first weekly major college foot; schedule. dent Station; WKIX, Raleigh; ball ratings of the United Press Under Way Monday Jim Reid, Raleigh manager of WMFD, Wilmington; WNNC, International board of coaebeu WTVD, channel 11, Durham, and Newton; WMDE, Greensboro; Their 253 shellacking of Itifil- intramural year'3 record performance of HIMMLShnmim. Thda(mi FhH:#1 .WABZ, Albemarle. .. .. among the PhanHmuo1n.Ihha8mgg a veteran sportscaster, will give gave them the No. 1 position ,_ , at 4:15 90% participation AGE vm SAE ...... Fbfl the play-by-play accounts. Reid WYOMING, Oct. 31, Air Time, members of fraternities. P331n.SPE “H.H.HU.HFkH 4 1:15—WKNC, State College Stu- overwhelmingly. 28 of the 35 “fitouch football teams Dormitory League will CMVn.Skmm Nu .Fhfl 5 is also mayor pro-tern of Ra- The PIP vs. PIKA ...... Field g; leigh. C. A. Dillon, State College 'dent Station; WKIX, Raleigh; leading coaches in the country, ‘ competition during begin football Wednesday, Sep. Ha‘naSklm Pi ...... Fm“ WMFD, Wilmington; WFLB, tember 30, with 16 team open- SAl.un,TKE ”.n.n. . resign alumnus and public address an- who comprise the board gave Dormitory teams will begin nouncer for the Reynolds Coli- Fayetteville; WNNC, Newton; 14st year over 2,100 stu- ing the season. will WMDE, Greensboro; WABZ, them first place ballots. begin Monday night, October 5. play Wednesday, Septeinber 30. scum, will do the “color.” who is always a ' tod. The program The schedule of the Dormitory Albemarle. Oklahoma, , your included 40 dormitory Track and dates‘will be an- It marks the first time that power, held down the runner-up nounced ‘at a, later date. Stu,- League for that date will be the College has had its own ra- MISSISSIPPI‘ SOUTHERN, competed in thirteen dif- dents living in the dormitories published in Monday’s issue of dio network, which was organiz- Nov. 7, Air Time, 2:15—WKNC, position. . sports along with special interested in any of the above The Technician. ed by the institution’s Athletic State College Student Station; Wisconsin and Ohio State WKIX, Raleigh; WMFD, Wilm- iwh as theintramunros‘: sports are urged to contact the Intramural football olicials Departnent under the direction were, in the number three and athletic director who lives in are to sign up immediately. of Bill Hensley, sports publicity ington; WFLB, Fayetteville; h’m dormitory. Thirty olIicials are needed each director. WBBB, Burlington, WNNC, four spots respectively. Newton; WMDE, Greensboro; The Technician will carry com- day in order to work the intra- Following is the North Caro- Mississippi, Army, Auburn, plete coverage of the past mural football schedule. One WABZ, Albemarle. Texas, Clemson, and Iowa dollar and fifty cents will be lina State grid schedule, the Fraternity League will week's games along with high- broadcast time of each game, UCLA, Friday, Nov. 13, Air rounded out the top 10 in that nut-11 on the 28th with lights and schedules. For fur- paid to oflicials per game. Cull Time, 11 P.M.—WKNC, State ext. 218 or 496. and the stations carrying the order. ‘majority of the Fraternity ther information pertaining to various games: College Student Station; WKIX, games scheduled . on intramural athletics call the in- There will be an Intramural Raleigh; WMFD, Wilmington; . The poll: (First place votes , ”ya. Volleyball season will tramural office at extension 218 athletic directors meeting Mon- UNIVERSITY OF NORTH WFLB, Fayetteville; WDNC, in parentheses) : bull Wednesday, October 7, for or 496. day night, September 28. Dormi- CAROLINA, Oct. 3, Air Time, Durham; WBBB, Burlington; The following is the Frater- tory athletic directors will meet the fraternities. Track and golf l:45—‘—WKNC, State College Stu- WFNC, Fayetteville; WNNC, 1. Louisiana State(28) 327. ‘datoowillbeannouncedata nity League football schedule: at 8:00, while fraternity athletic dent Station; WKIX, Raleigh; Newton. later date. Monday, September 28. directors meet at 9:00. WMFD, Wilmington; WBBB, SOUTH CAROLINA, Nov. 21, 2. Oklahoma(3) ...... 218 . A big year is expected in the. Burlington; WNNC, Newton; Air Time, 1:45—WKNC, State 3. Wisconsin(1) ...... 131 hater-nity League, and the boys .WMDE, Greensboro; WABZ, College Student Station; WKIX, 4. Ohio State ...... '..114 in the fraternities will have to Albemarle; WAIR, Winston- Raleigh; WMFD, Wilmington; 5. Mississippi ...... '. . . .106 Salem. go some to improve over last WFLB, Fayetteville; WBT, 6. Army ...... I CLEMSON, Oct. 10, Air Time, Charlotte; WDNC, Durham; 1:45—W'KNC, State ., College WBBB, Burlington; 'WNNC, 7. Auburn ...... 93 Student Station; WKIX, Ral- Newton; WMDE, Greensboro; 8. Texas ...... 90 eigh ; WMFD, Wilmington; WABZ, Albemarle. 9. Clemson ...... 87 3‘ WFLB, Fayetteville; WNNC, MARYLAND, Dec. 5, Air 10. Iowa(2) ...... 74 Newton, WMDE, Greensboro, Time, 1:15-—WKNC, State Col- WABZ, Albemarle. lege Student Station; WKIX, Maryland was selected as the WAKE FOREST, Oct. 17, Air Raleigh; WFLB, Fayetteville; no. 19 team in the nation, while Time, 7:45—WKNC, State Col- WDNC, D u r h a m ; WBBB, South Carolina and North Caro- lege Student Station; 'WKIX, Burlington; WNNC, Newton; Raleigh; WMFD, Wilmington; WMDE, .- Gree boro; WABZ, lina State just missed being in . WFLB, Fayetteville; WDNC, Albemarle; WM D, Wilmington. the/top twenty. known in a hurry that he will be a key man in the Wolfpack attack. The 180-pound senior Nates From The Pack from Charleroi, Pa., carried the- . A team iso the players and it’s now the ball 16 times against Virginia ' nothing, and I mean nothing, Rock ’em and Sock ’em units at Tech ‘for a 4.4 aVerage, tops " without clever nicknames for State. for both teams. L1ne‘ Coach Carey Brewbaker runs his charges througha the various ofl'ensive and de- tit * ii! * * ti: blocking drill during practice session this week in preparation fensive units. State College fan Gerry Mancini has become for the Carolina game. N. C. State clashes with the Tar Heels L. E. Wooten of Raleigh wrote In the State—Virginia ,Tech the". 1 next Saturday afternoon in Kenan Stadium in Chapel Hill. game last week both teams punt- “Dusty Rhodes” of college foot- Coach Earle Edwards recently ball. The reserve quarterback 'with , a suggestion. ed five times and had identical yardage . . . 182. Guard Frank has pinch hit four times for the “Since there is no more first Marocco did all the Wolfpack’s Wolfpack and has hit four home team these days, why not call kicking, averaging 36.4 for his runs. STUDENTS SUPPLY STORES one team the Rock ’Em unit and five kicks. Playing briefly last year a- 'NOW that the alternate team the Sock ’Em it II * gainst Vir ini , Maryland and Mississippi them, he unit?” Freshman Coach Bill Smaltz threw you’re on Available Again This Year that’s w t it will be. The a touchdown pass in each game. So tells about a halfback who came In his only appearance this names have ca ght on among out for the team several .years your own. . -. year, he threw for the distance At The Same Low Price , Gaga. “He was the slowest man against . . . a I ever saw,” Smaltz recalls. 1 You’ll-need acompletc and authori- “Every lineman on the team 72-yard payofi' heave to his tetivc . to help you inyour horlnetown buddy, Bernie Latu- 4, coll work. are 10 reasons could out run him, so we asked am White Cotton . him if he would like to be the for insisting on Webster’8 New Special i t Collegete D1ctionary,Mthe team’s manager. But even that t job didn’t pan out. He was so You’d think after practicing ... 1. Only Mbrriam-chstcr111 based Late Show slow that he couldn’t get the football twice a day for two on the unabridged Webster’8 SOCKS water from the bench ’to the weeks, most athletes would .a'ucwwaéfwc New International Dictionary, SAT. NIGHT! playing field during the two- welcome a day of rest. But not Second Edition. minute time out periods.” eight State gridders. , , ’ 8 Only Merriam-Webster meets With Elastic Tops At ":00 P.M. * * # With a day olf Sunday, a i the detailed requirements of col- group of players h lege students. Ron Podwika has let it be 3. Only Merriam-Webster givesthe 10“] drivulg in“; technical Latin names for plants, . . . The Story of The 'two hours swatting golf balls animals. at . 5c perpoir into orbit and playing pitch-and 4.0nly Merriam-Webster1s based One and Only Footballr 3:» putt. on complete records of the way Coach of Notre Dame! ~’ ' Included in the group were . is spoken and written. I‘IOI'IIIOII S , John Lawren 5.yMerr1am-chster is kept Fred Bernhard and Lynwoa up to date by a large stafl of Hodges. 8.. Merriam-Webster presents 2 Pair fér $1.00 t It OUTSTANDING BOARD in the historicalorder, Head football coach Earle Ed- essential to understanding com- "KNII'I‘E BllllllNEr OF IMPARTIAL wards is a meaning. 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State repa res Attack For U By Jay Brame North Carolina State College’s football team begin practice this week for the Big Game of the season with the University of North Carolina. The Wolf- pack first begin its series with the Tar Heels in 1894. There have been short layoffs in: this series, but there have been 48 thrilling games despite these layoffs. ‘ State has been on the short end'In this series 34 times, while emerging victorious in 8 meet- ings. There have been 6 ties. However, the Wolfpack has come through the last three years with victories over the Tar Heels._ In 1956 the Pack came through with' a 26-6 victory. The following year it was 7-0. The lone score that year was scored by Dick Hunter. He also The Wolfpack is looking forward to their clash with the Uni- extra point. versity of North Carolina next Saturday. The State team will ”(added the have this week of as far as playing a regularly scheduled 00 I611 Min/r 26f fill/sad“? i "Then, last year, State scored game is concerned but they are really going all out in practice (SHARPEN YOUR WITS ON THIS") 1i. 14 points in the first half and drill this week and will continue the pace next week. 1' led the Tar Heels 14-0 at half. . In the second half the Wolfpack O "ed rapidly and led Carolina star quarterback, and Red Mack, us ., Two of these touchdowns star halfback are out of the were scored by Ken Trowbridge. game due to injuries. This is the The Tar Heels fought back first game for the Irish, while gallantly and almost caught the the Tar Heels have one game Pack. They scored two touch under their belt. downs and had the Wolfpack In preparation for the Tar sweating before the final gun Heels the Wolfpack will-get a sounded. The final score was lot of pass defense in their prac- State 21 U.N.C. 14. tices. This is due to a couple of This is a difi'erent year. The incidents in the V.P.I. game. Tar Heels have' a new coach. The Wolfpack will be thinking Due to the tragic death of about getting that fourth Su‘nny Jim Tatum back in July, straight victory over the Tar Jim Hickey is now the mentor Heels in their practice sessions. at the university. The seniors on this year’s team When the Tar Heels trot on have never lost a game to Caro- to the field October " they will lina. They would like to keep have blood in their e, .s, for the their slate clean and finish up late coach at the Hill never did their college career with four capture a victory over the Wolf- victories over their Big Four ack. rival from the Hill. \ I f~ Carolina lost their first game With Roman “The Rocket” to Clemson, and the defeat was Gabriel in shape the Wolfpack a bitter one to swallow for the could unleash an attack that game might have decided the would be similar to Cape Canav- ,, Atlantic C o a s t , Conference eral. Gabriel will be competing fijéhampionship. with the Tar Heel’s ace, Jack This week the Tar Heels g0 Cummings. If you saw a girl in a bathing suit on a ski slope, PRO SLEEVEO would you say, (A) “What—no skis?" or (B) to Notre Dame to take on the If the Wolfpack can take “Fighting Irish.” CARDIGAN “Cold?” or (C) “The pool closed three months this game from the Carolina ago,” or (U) “Stay right here—1’ll get the guard!” Many observers feel that the team, the next couple of yea-rs mm An ad cm 31:1 Tar Heels will have their hands look very prosperous for the l full. This writer feels different Wolfpack faithful with Gabriel ADDED FEATURES however and picks the Carolina at the helm. m team by 8 points. The reason With only nine days left be- TowNEANDlGNG Do you think the statement smoke VICEROY. They know only for this is that the Irish lost fore the Big Game the Wolfpack “It’s always darkest before VICEROY has a thinking man’8filter—the many stars from last year and pocket is a convenience the dawn" is (A) an astro- have only 12 lettermen back will be practicing till twilight. New cigarette nomical truism? (B) a good filter with more research behind it than from last year. George Ize, their (See STATE PREPARES, page 8) innovation . . . new three-color rack reason f getting home any other . . . the filter that changed trim is a season's first, on Towns early? ( a piece of hope- America’s smoking habits. And only fulphilosophy? (D)anargu- and King's popular Pro Sleeve. VICEROY has a sinoking man’s taste. UNC, Duke,Wake Engage cardigan; 100% llama-Cape lambs’ ment for night watchmen? wool. Your choice of 10 California ADBDCDDD ‘If you have Ichecked (D) in three out offour colors; sizes 38 46 questions, you’re pretty sharp . . . but ifyou Top lntersoctional Foes Do you think that a man ‘7' Big Four football action drops South Bend, Ind. to take on the me: 513.95 who can pole-vault 16 feet picked (C)—man, you think for yourself! off this weekend, but only a very Irish of .Notre Dame. t year but doesn’t like to, should little. Last weekend all four of the Irish came out on op of a O (A) go out and do it any- the teams saw action in the 34-24 decision in a hard fought way? (B) keep the whole season openers, but this week game in South Bend. Last week thing to himself? ( do a only three of the teams will be the Tar Heels were edged by a bit of self-analysis on why seeing action with N. C. State determined Clemson team by a SWEAR he doesn’t like togo so high? idle. The Pack resumes their 20-18 count, while Notre Dame. (D) have the bar set lower? schedule next week when they was idle. face the University of North. AC1 BUCK] DC] Carolina in Chapel Hill. When you choose a filter This Saturday, Duke moves cigarette, do you (A) ask all out to Ohio State for an inter. MICRO MlDGE-‘I’ your friends, and take their sectional clash. The last time the . word for what’s best? (B) Blue Devils faced the Buckeyes take the one that makes was in 1955 when they turned the loudest claim? (C) in- them back by a 21-14 margin. CAR RACES vestigate the facts, then use Duke opened up their 1959 slate your own judgment? (D) with a setback at the hands of EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT—8 P.M. go for the filter that gives the University of South Caro- you taste plus filtering? lina in Columbia, S. C. After the CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE Ohio State game, the Blue AD BUG-Cl DU Devils will move into Durham WITH PARENTS _ for their first game with Rice. It’s‘a wise smoker who depends on his own The Demon Deacons of Wake Vii-MILE ASPHALT TRACK judgment, not opinions of others, in his on Virginia Farest will take choice of cigarettes. That is why men and Tech at home this Saturday FUN—THRILLS—S_nus after barely edging by Florida women who think for themselves usually State by 22-20. VPI was dropped ADMISSION 90¢ [Ilby State in their opener in Nor- LOCATED 5 MILES WEST OP RALEIGH ON HIGHWAY 70 folk, Va. The Man Who'lhinksfor Himself The University of North Car- ON TNE‘LIPT BEHIND FERRILL'S NO STATION om norm HAS A rename uAu's site's. . .1 sum uses... olina will be moving out to 01...”. ~ “ L . ' , m . ' ‘ . . I . I’ ,. . . . '1 I" . “-‘ ‘ ' :3. - : Va ' w . l Lr I 1 ' ' ."a ' . . i. ' - . I l . . - iI , , - s l ‘ -~_ , . P - . Ollsrs W The Danforth Foundation, an » educational foundation located , Hundreds of industrial rcp-~ Sullivan, Grove Laboratories, in St. Louis, Missouri, invites . ”withthelate LouCos- are: “Adonis” . . Terri Stevens; resentatives from throughout St. Louis, Mo.; C. C. Moon, Ben- applications for the ninth ens? hope and Gale Gordon. It’s a ""Where . . . Platters; “Fools the United States and Canada dix Aviation Corp., Kansas City, (1960) of Danforth Gradua ; I some science-fictioncomerbtobeseenii Hall of Fame" . Pat Boone; Fellows from college senior men registered Tuesday morning at Mo.; A. F. Johnson, American recent graduates who are yaurattthiBage'lberearemany “If I had A Girl". Jerry 8:30 for the first Southeastern Mutual Liability Insurance Com- and ther movies to be anticipated Keller; “Come and Get Me” Plant Engineering and Main- pany, Boston, Mass.; G. F. Chap- preparing themselves for a ca- such as “Pillow Talk" with Ray Peterson; and “Put Your reer of college teaching, and are tenance Seminar held at the man, Westinghouse Electric planning to enter graduate Rock Hudson, Doris Day, Tony Head on My Shoulder”. .Paul State Faif Arena Tuesday Corporation, Athens, Ga.; C. G. Randall, and Thelma Bitter. If Anka- Also, watch cute Connie school in September, 1960, vfor through Thursday. Wyder, editor, Plant Mainten- their first year of graduate you missed “Hercules”, you can Francis move with “Plenty Good ance and Engineering, Factory soon see at the Varsity. The Loving” and “You’re Going to The three-day event was con- Magazine; and R. E. Henderson, study. 't movie at the C.U. this week is Miss Me.” There’s a big rock ducted by State College’s In- Chatham Manufacturing Com- Chancellor John T. Caldwell “The Private War of Major and roll show due in town on dustrial Experimental Program pany, Elkin. has named Dr. Kingston Johns out ter- Benson," a very funny comedy the 28th. Such stars as Annette, and was sponsored by the State’s as the Liaison Ofliccr to nomi- - starring Charlston Heston, JulIe Lloyd Price, the Drifters, Bobby Piedmont. and Triangle Chap- Following each presentation, nate to the Danforth Foundation So "In Adams, and Tim Hovey. Rydell, Duane Eddy, Laverne ters of the American Institute an open discussion followed. two or not to exceed three cand- and many others. of Plant Engineers. Leaders for these sessions were the Radio continues to favor the Baker, idates for these 1960 fellowships. we’re very anxious to J. E. Hardee, assistant profes- These appointments are funda- modern radio change. You have Now, The seminar was held in con- sor of engineering mechanics, three stations to choose from write about the kind of enter- junction with the first South- mentally “a relationship of en- you would most like State College; H. J. Matthews, couragement” throughout the in Raleigh. Television will pre- tainment 'eastern- Plant engineering and Westinghouse Electric Corpora- sent many specials this year. to read. If you like all this or Maintenance Show produced by years of graduate study, carry- ~ '1“! are quite a few good, want something else—such as John Harden Associates of tion, Raleigh; L. A. Jones, ing a promise of financial aid 9 in Raleigh now. “The Such stars as Rock Hudson, American Tobacco Company, Ingrid Bergman, Eve Arden, jokes, local entertainment cover- 'Greensboro and the North Caro- within prescribed conditions as '. ' Angd,” starring May Britt age extended as well as college Durham; D. H. Lawrence, Cam- there may he need. The maxi- ‘ Cyd Charisse, Pat Boone, Lo- lina' State Fair. eron Village, Raleigh; Frank Curt Jnrgens is now play- retta Young, and quite a few coverage—let us know. If you mum annual grant for single 'fi at the Ambassador. Reviews don’t like this, speak up. It The two-pronged program was Crane, Commissioner of Labor, Fellows'.18 $1500 plus tuition and“ others. There are still many officially opened at 9:30 am. Raleigh; J. D. Patterson, Hanes all favorable. Also, Raleigh will westerns to be seen, but they’re doesn’t cost a cent to mail a fees charged to all graduate : see “The Thirty Foot letter on this campus;vafterall with a message from Governor Hosiery Mills, Winston-Salem; students; for married Fellows, dying. Comedy and Detective Hodges read by his private sec- Frank Barnes, Home Security eshows are on the upswing. the only way the stafl' of “The $2000 plus tuition and fees "Technician” can know if we’re retary, Ed Rankin. Life Insurance Company, Dur- charged to all graduate students In the warld of books, a new pleasing you is by your re- More than 800 industrial rep- ham; E. C. McKinney, R. J. with an additional stipend Charles Shultz release -.— the sponse. Let’s hear it! resentatives throughout the Reynolds Tobacco Company, $500 for each child. Student seventh in a very popular series . Once again, we’re very happy United States and Canada were Winston-Salem; and J. H. Mil- with or without financial need —“But We Love You, Charlie to be back with “EU.” The expected to attend the seminar ler, Liggett and Myers Tobacco are invited to apply. Brown” is an excellent collection column which featured discussions on Company, Durham. of some of the best recent “Pea- radio version of this The qualifications of the cand- 1:.3CLEANERS will be heard each Thursday, at the latest. technical developments At a banquet Tuesday even- idates as listed in the announce- nuts” cartoons plus quite a few in the field of plant engineering, ing, Dr. E. A. Fails, State Col- that have never before been 8:00 on WKNC—-580 just as ment from the Foundation are: . .3100 Hillsboro . always. Bottom of the column: maintenance, safety, and man- lege professor of economics and men of outstanding academic printed. If you’re a “Peanuts” agement. . president of Fails and Shepherd 2:52. nous snwcr fan—and who isn’ta—this is a Cruelty Joke—What is Peter ability, personality congenial to Gunn’s father’s name? Pop " J. R. Ogburn, State College Consultants, spoke on “After the classroom, and‘integrity and CLEANING mo book you’ll enjoy. It's available Technical Competence, What?” -" ;, par, at Sembo'wer’s. We’ll mention Gunn. You say that wasn’t cruel! IEP staff member and chairman character including serious in- ’ AL‘I’IIA‘I’lONS Just reading that should have of the seminar program, said Dr. J. Harold Lampe, dean of quiry within the Christian tra- more books of interest in weeks been torture. couriers uunosv to come. that hundreds have already pre- the college’s School of Engineer- dition. One more: Must be getting registered for the event. ' 3 , snwcr That leaves records! A few closer to town now—hitting ing, presided. All applications, including the that are sweeping the country more people. Eight technical speakers ap- Before the seminar, Chairman recommendations, must be com- ‘ "I’lllllllllllll‘lllllllllr=IIIII peared on the seminar program. pleted by January 31, 1960. Any Ogburn said the seminar pro- student wishing further infor- W. C. Wallin,‘Chief, Plant En‘ gram “will afford the proper at- gineering Department, Western mation should get in touch with Electric Company, Winston-Sal- mosphere and opportunity for our Liaison officer. .em, who is national president of the exchange and expansion of AIPE, was,the first scheduled ideas which will advance our speaker Tuesday morning. He industrial technology.”' discussed “The Plant Engineer, Sunday Services His Duties and Responsibilities.” The show was expected to at- tract more than 10,000 people. Other p r i n c i p a 1 speakers heard during the three days It opened only during periods Ollered ByDanlorllI were P. H. Barmer, Chemstrand when the seminar was not .in Corporation, Decatur, Ala.; June session. - The Reverend O. B. Wool-3 dridge, Coordinator of Religious Affairs, will conduct services in The Danforth Chapel beginning LONDON FOG RHODE’S RESTAURANT next Sunday, September 27, at ...-the main coat you need 11 o’clock. The new program has 3625’I'llllshora Street been in the planning stage for Wash and Wear WELCOMES STATE STUDENTS Six months and has received un- I usual support from various fra- The weatherman may be wrong, ternities. but y’oure alwa 5 right in this Specialising in steamed oysters, steaks, chicken, lightweight LONDON FOG and seafood of all kinds. To provide a dignified, yet un- -' all-weather coat. Smartly GET PLATE LUNCHES SUNDAY-FRIDAY usual, service of worship geared 'll :30 A.M.-2:00 P.M. entirely to students will be our tailored of Calibre Cloth,y goal”, said Mr. Wooldridge. “For an exclusive super blend Open Every Day at 5:30 p.nI. for Dinners example, provisions will be made ' of Dacron and fine comb- Ala Carts After 8 pm. for dialogue between the stu- ed cotton. .wind, rain, dents and the chaplain instead and wrinkle-resistant. of a monologue only. And we Washes in machine would like to explore some sub- or tub . . . drip dries jects not usually discussed in the overnight. $29.95 COME 'ro typical church service.” “Mendacity” is the title of Sombawar’s Bookshop next Sunday’3 sermon. Students L1 2502 Hillsboro St.—Dial VA 8-5843 will recognize this as the key For—PAPERBACK BOOKS in all price ranges. word which was the theme for Tennessee Williams’ play “Cat Mu" —NEW AND USED BOOKS in a variety of sub- ject fields. On a Hot Tin Roo ”. CAMERON VILLEGE —GREEl’lNG CARDS, including contemporary Music will be provided by volunteers from the Sigma Chi —STdAT%NERY, including typewriter paper. and S.A.E. fraternities. Preced- (211m: OPEN: MON.-Flll., I0 A.M.-9 P.M. ing the service, coffee and do- SAT., 10 A.M.-I P.M. nuts will be available in the North Parlor for late risers at Gamma 571nm} 10:00 am. The service follows at 11:00” a.m.- , "first in fashion for young Prescriptions Magazines We! 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In Speech Gloss Evening Class Filled With Work And time A State College evening class, “Basic Speaking Skill,” English Announces Rogi ~ The next four years will be 1,700 this week indicated their any campus in the country.The . eventful period for the more intention of studying engineer- consistently 231, may be taken without pre— A special night registration Monday through run, out. & 1,700 freshmen who regis- ing. The remaining 700' will is dubbed the South’s “basket- requisite instruction, P r o f. period for the State College students may also enrol \ y' for the fall semester at specialise in one of 'the other ball capital” and qualifies for Edwin H. Paget said today. evening class program is sched- the opening session of State College this week. . five degree-granting schools od' the honor by attracting more _The course, to be o'ered in ale for Thursday, September course. , Their college life will be filled State College—agriculture, de- fans each year than any other thisfall’s series of nig t classes 24 and Friday. Sept- 26 Advanced regiatratha m. swith a mixture of heartaches, sign, education, forestry, and college arena in the United by the State College 'on Those interested in taking passed the 100 mark afl “ 7' hard work, hilarity, and hope. textiles. States. Division, will begin Wednesday, any of the more than 60 night tinues to grow daily as I“ In many ways, it may be the There will be more foreign The State team will probably classes may complete registra- residents plan to take '- .- September 30, in 207 Winston tion between happiest period in their young students among State College be the favorite in at least two Hall at 7 p.m. 5:30 and 8:30 on of the fall semester, 0! 3 liv’es. freshmen than at any other col- regional tournaments duri these evenings in Room 121, and non-credit night ell“. ‘. One thing they can count on. lege in North Carolina. Last the four years that the Class Professor Paget said several 1911 Building. Advanced registration is i ' There’ll seldom be a dull day. year, according to a survey by 1963 will be in residence here. Raleigh residents have express- Regular registration will con. ed to assure students a pill. Life will be too busy for dull- the Institute of International A healthy sign about the ath- ed an interest in the course. tinue from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. the classes. 3 ness. Education, State College led the letic program at State College Many changes will take place list of North Carolina institu— is the long tenure given the in the four years, but based on tions in foreign enrollment with coaches. Coach past experience; predictions can 172 graduates and undergrad- Everett Case is in his 14th year, be made that will ring true by uates from more than 40 difi‘er- and Football: Coach Earle Ed- graduation day. ent countries. wards is starting his sixth year The freshmen, therefore, soon as head of the Wolfpack grid If the “ law of averages pre- Sir Isaac Newton is struts ' vails, four out of 10 will get de- will take on a more cosmopoli- forces. grees. This doesn’t mean that 60 tan view of life. Chances are when the fresh- per cent will fail. Many will In the field of intercollegiate men become seniors these two change their life’s plans. Others athletics, there will be both sad gentlemen will still be in their by another great idea! will go to work before graduat-. and happy days for the fresh- present capacities. ing,- and some will go into the men who follow the Wolfpack. As the freshmen begin their armed services. There, of course, Chances are the Wolfpack work here, there seems to be will be those ‘who run into acao football team will be the under- more emphasis than ever on demic difl'iculties. dog for the full four years in its Spiritual matters, and the trend “-eQne-fourth of the group will annual clashes with the Tar will probably continue 'in that married when commencement Heels of the University of North direction. The various denomi- rolls around for the Class of Carolina. nations have regularly-assigned 1963. Based on past experience, chaplains, and the YMCA is There will be frequent trips however, the Wolfpack 'grid pushing a campus-wide religious to the neighboring colleges for squad will break even in its activities program. - young women—Meredith, Peace, next four-year series of games The College is expanding its and Saint Mary’s. with UNC. Spirit and rivalry physical plant to provide the ‘ A large percentage of those being what they are, the State most modern facilities for the who own cars will get parking team is almost certain of one, training of its students‘ and has tickets. and perhaps two victories in employed an outstanding faculty Chances are the graduates the four-year span. Wolfpack including nationally and inter- will make more money than their fans will be quick to say that the nationally-known educators. predecessors at the college. Last State football forces have been All of these ingredients mean June the average engineering victorious during the past three the development of well-round- graduate made $484 a month or successive games at Chapel Hill. ed citizens who are disciplined $5,808 'for the first year after In basketball, the new State to assume roles of leadership graduation. Monthly salaries freshmen will see the largest in science and technology as ranged from $375 to $650 in group of fans on their campus well as other fields of profes- starting jobs for last June’s during the next four years of sional endeavor. crop of graduates. o 30 Most of the new Freshman Class will study engineering. In fact, a total of 999 out of the TARNOLD'S REXALL DRUGS COMPLETE PRESCRIPTION AND DRUG SERVICE r111: bruvenv r: 3-1679 fought Classes 3025 HILLSBORO STREET "Eli" I rm;‘ ‘i'iirmmsifs‘ommmiiiihufiifiimmmmnpu ’ To Begin Soon Coaches Corner Texaco 5‘ In Stock Course Service Station One of State College’s ‘most 2912 Hillsboro popular night classes, “Invest- Cora Picked Repairs at ing in Stocks", Will begin at Up 81 Delivered Reasonable Rates October 5. 7:30 p.m. on Monday, tbii bureau, MGR. Under the direction of W. L. Turner, extension economist for Wllhlii ‘ ‘ Lubrication—Waxing the college, the course «all be HWIMHNew I. Ricops heldIn Room 18, Patterson Hall, Al flicks-Ii Bill Smelt: 'from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. each Monday night fer sik sessions. TE C-Sag‘ The stock course is especially WWIIWWIM flanned for people with average or large incomes who Want to buy Btdcks as an ierestIheiit. .3...... itfiden‘ts. M11 discuss trends NIGHT CLEANERS 81 LAUNDRY an deveiopmeats 111 stocks. hey Will visit local brokerage I 111s and representatives from saints—'LAUNonn-rs these firms will assist in teach- As sure as little apples, Newton knew that what goes up must come down. _ ing the course.- The fee for the six-week course is $10.00 per person. Your Satisfaction Is Our First concern But when it comes down to a cially pfocess'cs them forfilitf ‘ trunk.(11*1-.1,1! Registration may be made at really pleasurable filter ciga— smoking. The result. Filter: iii", ’the office of the Extension Division, Room 121,1911 Build- Across From The N. C. Stoto Tow“ rcttc, it’s what goes up—in front Blend up from of a modcrli lil- ing, or during the first class. of the filter, that is—that makes ter. That3 what makesWinston f; session. the difference! a comm filter cigarette. ” - And théf'c’s where Winston Filter-Blend also mikes I. ‘ General Auto again-1. Hewitt’s Cbllege View I lam Iody a tensor had an inspired idea —' Filter- Winston America’sbcstésclling, _ Sunoco Service , Blénd! Winston specially selects hen-tasting filter cigarette.Take W ' ' spe- it from Sir Isaac: 2 ALI. WORK GUAMNTIID Wouoin 1m. .1 Don A11... mm choice, mild tobaccos, then Service. Wheel Iain-slag sror IN FOR YOUR ‘ ‘ You don’t have to be lzit on the [mad to know that Yorborough Garage Windshield Football Sticker Winston tastes 91ml like 1- cigarette 1M- 7 Dixie Avenue TE 2-6“ I . All Minor Repairs ‘ Across Street from Old Location Iii-Test Gas 11 rnonc 23%" A “pinyin-onion...»...... 1 . 1" 4'39”“. W”is s ‘ -,...-, Ear,"”a :r (“'19. .-'”my“, , ' . v.,' .v=;.v_. 1:3,,-" . ‘. via“. ,1, at. n ‘L’ ‘ {w s... a. n... mused no ado: ”fie forafewvyears.” . ;,,..' *said, “We'had thepen mistrust ed so' that it would hold the (senor. note: In the Half wolf even after he reached ma- day issue of The Technician, we turity. By building the pen in will publish the name and the By Kent Watsea' to .WKNC, Box" 9148, Raleigh picture of the winner of the tionofthemoneyldacultynun- this way, with a concrete floor, or phone TE 2-7861 during cyclone fence,: and a welded wire Wolf-naming Contest, a1 hers, and every State College fi-Strictly jars man, like we're broadcast hours. Remember, we student.— wayout,hereoncampus... have the $6.00 if you have the top, the cost was higher than with the prize-winning “W Thc students are privileged we do theimpossible . . . we flay ' _ we had at first anticipated. But, name.) to take a datewithtlnm. The music! In fact “we phi the #2135; this?“ do” mid ID card is the entrance ticket music most people like most”. for the student and his date. Considering the recent. radical ' will changes hereabouts in radio pro- ”... Pm” For this program. which gramming, we feel that you stu- (Co-find tn- _ }) be presented by the Friends Of dents here at, State will enjoy Earle Edwards like noth- the College, the students can be ing more than to heat the Tar thankful to the College Union making WKNC your radio habit. We sign on each weekday at Heels for the fourth straight administration (which seems to year. Jim Tatum Ind three tries oncamm' at... criticism). ,6 p.m. and continue with good make good use of listenable music until 1:30 a.m. ,and did not~sucm'd. This year it will be Hickeyig'turn to try- (By the author of “Rally Round the Flag, Boys”, t t O In an efl'ort ‘ to satisfy the Will he, or willéhg not succeed? “I Was a Tempe Dwarf”, etc.) tastes of the entire student body, Lind of cars after cars were This organization will present we here at WKNC have schedul- 71” "V ’11: hue again pestering the cam- two concerts each semester, fea- ed a variety of music. From 5 turing groups of quality and p.m. to 7:30 p.m. a presently FASTER, FASTER! pus traflic. No parking places Just Received! were available anywhere; even artistic sensitivity. Philamonia unnamed show features good pop taken Hungarica, Vincent Price, Jose music with just a sprinkling of the sidewalks had been upward. The need for war by some Volkswagens and Greco, and Lorin Hollander will rock and roll. ‘ KLONDIKE' College enrollment continues to spiral IG’s, trying to avoid the cam- be the groups we will enjoy this At 8 p.m., after the public more classrooms and more teachers groWs more desperate daily, pus cups with their microscopic year. ' ' service, sports, and news pro. Cloth Slacks But classrooms, alas, do not spring up like mushrooms—nor more 'dse. . On the success of this program grams, “Strictly Jazz” is featur- teachers like May flies. So what must we do while we build ‘1? will depend its enlargement for ed three and one half hours a teachers? We must get better use out The familiar cow fences still Just The Right classrooms and train more exhibited their irreproachable next year. ‘Our own vast Coli- week. All of the top artists are of the classrooms and teachers we now have. That’s what we for the Amhad Jamal authetic sight, reminding the seum will be the scene featured . . . from Weight for must do. old and the new of the smell Friends of the College presenta- to Benny Goodman. “Dedicated a from the barn rind the resound- tions. to you” is your request show. FaII§Winter Wear This column, normally a vehicle of good-bummed foolery, ing “Moos” that our campus Each Monday night a half laughter to examine the crisis in higher . II t . will today forsake leaders emit from time to time hour of “Dedicated to you” comes Piper Model education. My sponsors, the makers of Philip Morris Cigarettes, as the school year gets rough. to you from East Carolina Col- Not everything we see this as bonny a bunch of tycoons as you will see in a month of Sun- lege. “Night Dreams” is a show . I C t i year is old and routinary, bring- especially designed for your late $6.95 l days, have g'ven cheerful consent to this departure. Oh, ing forth nostalgic feelings, if Morris, fond of evening listening pleasure. OLIVE AND SUNTAN splendid chaps they are—the makers of Philip some extent, things were not boredom. The new mixes country fiddling! To "Good album music sets a home, mother, porridge, the Constitution and pretty much the same, but not with the old, making a compact ALL SIZES i brimming with and organic group. And when casual mood from 11 p.m. to 1 Twinkly and engaging they are, as full of joy, as altogether so. The dynamic as the cigarettes they bring spirit of a growing college could the new has quality and comple- am. each weekday. Each broad- goodness, as loaded with felicity . be seen everywhere. . ments the old, we can rejoice and cast weekday‘ is concluded with you in two handy packages—the traditionrd soft pack and the be hopeful because the campus a “Classical Goodnight." crushproof flip-top box. Not only were the broken life improves and progresses. roads and the thousand ditches WKN'C will gladly shell out $6.00 in cash to the student who How can we make better use of existing campus facilities? The sign of change (if. perhaps.- « be given in one word—speedup! Speed up the educa- not of progress), but the sights comes up with a suitable name Across from Patterson Hell answer can for the 5 to 7:30 show. Entrys tional process—streamline courses. Eliminate frills. Sharpen. of a 'new Forestry laboratory, Group Leaders a new. ultra-modem Gym for can be submitted by post card ‘ Shorten. Quicken. our brawny few, a new supply (Continued from page 1) hope will be store (which we ry, James A. Pierson, Rodney m than the present one), Y “over yonder” on Western L. Pittman, Charles B. Pollock, mid, Carl V.‘Rich, Robert Robertson, WELCOME Boulevard, a new married stu- Paul A. Romeo, Edwin M. Rudi- dent housing development were sill. ‘ also outstanding physical sym- STATE STUDENTS! bols of the growing quality and Norman A. Russell, James D. ti. competitive spirit of our in- Samuels, Eve 0. Sandlin, Percy . Come To The tellectual life. . J. Scarce, Robert F. Shaw, Lar- ry E. Spangler, Jay C. Stuart, * t Charles A. Tate, George L. flailuf Eda Thomason. Pedals the least conscious Oscar E. Triplett, Koppel D. . fer a 1 l.. of our desire to com- Wait, Murham 0. Warwick, our highly technical educa- Jack C. Weaver, Samuel A. ‘ DELICIOUS LONG MEADO %mimeswamMme: with the other cultural as- Weaver, Willis K. Wichard, . ,' e isthe artistic pro- David Whitesides, Bruce W. 'MILKSHAKE d. .unbrtaken by the Friends Wright. and Charles A. Yorke. WhaMdewmrbAw College, Inc. AND RECEIVE'WITH our The commissioners were: Leon upeachone.“ non-profit corporation Frazier, Robert Gufley, Ted COMPLIMENTS Board of Directors is Hogan, Alvin Hooper, Robert PHYSICS—WWW ‘ tip 01 some Raleigh nota- Jones, Charles Jordan, Samuel * monomer Les—masmudom'nnus and some College Union Matthews, James R. Parrish, ME A M has, as stockholders, Charles Russel, J a m e s T. micewillrunmuohtastc. AS LONG AS THE SUPPLY LASTS .every person with tickets of en- Spence, Marie Thomas, and Nor- momma—manual.“ trance to the concerts. This ris Tolson. A FROSTED GLASS WIFI'H A COLORED “PRINT fii OF THE N. C. STATE MEMORIAL TOWER MUSIC—Gangs all inputs-«allege. (Anedded'hmfl tobegsinsdfromthhnautica'hthateueeyouspeedup“ walhtimacunpus'prcmswillallbembytmmm . "WELCOME FRESHMEN" shrdentegoiughamesoearlyncmansewilllsnguflundn-b riageoouneellors canbetrauatcrred tsunami“: TODD“ HOUSE GroundsDepar-tment. Aho,houssuowuedfor d. 603 Hilleboro St. chideuteeanbereunnedtotheSohoolotAfisalHusbeudn.) 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