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.WCtil&segibi ~:tOrODoW-B.adyTOidgbt, . _C~m-p Davis Victory Boosts· Stock· of L~c~l Pl-ayer$ ··- ···-- .r>ri~~>!~- ,.llitd As '\itdotj ~Pailn CotltinUes By BILL PRIMM ,Nev/::Quarte·rs ·· __ ·. ·Bonfire, sp~cites PI~cit; · * Tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 p. m. on the green turf of the · · . >: :~,.<:.:· >.. ·. : >·~:·:· ·. • ·. · ·. , . ··• ·-Fieshnien to·Form ''V''. in ·Geer ... ··: .. · ·Staitds·-·ai 'Gaijte Duke Stadium, th~ Wake Forest Demon Deacons meet their first .. President Tomorrow tough opposition of the season when they tangle with <;;oach ' . •· _. . . . ·v;:s hit:'Vi been· ·up ill! the Wake Forest Wallace Wade's high and mighty Blue Devils. ·fGi!eA1t;phlrcftegra~ or e s ·· · · ...... ch~Ik~d· · . o~er-- . c~~pus. · . ;: . :/,:, .. .. : ... · . · . : :duri~~Jhcrwe~k, final arrangements )lave been made for earn~:~ The game tomorrow will mark*,------­ ; .....;. •,. PI~;-~ ~rogram .~hich "?ll: 'ii,tg on~the V-for.Yictory -drive oyer at Duke stadium tomorrow the twenty-fourth game in the .. rea~ hoi¥ to the_ st1.J(ients a.na: :afternoon; .and · Beat Dook Gentiment wi'Il be· fanned to.Jever long series between the two Wake Forest, ,'... :alwruu' M~!l:~~ain c;aub'pr~i~~~t, pit~h-·at i>lllDristrou~ pep rally tonight: · teams which began way back in · Pat· Ge~r, made knoW!(~. week · An things taken into'considera- ·:...·· __ ._. ------. . ''' . . . . ;· •' '' ' ·'. ' . . ' . * . 1889 with tlie Deacons giving the State College the group's inttmtions to be~ an tion; tba~:-:puk~ game _should be . . . '' . . . Dukes a 32-0 pasting. . ext~ive' '~a~paign '. t~ • 0~~~ quite some ~~: fr_om all ~ile~. Rea .Add'r·e~s:St!!; I funds for a: club;hotise. . _ ·. · . .FrC)m @ mdications, tom.ght s .. . · . Wake Forest's impressive 65~0 Will Parade victory over . the Camp DaVIs · · . ,.· .. · . :> . ·. rally should J>e_the biggest ever ·A~· ·. . it G . A goal of twenty':'ti~e. h~~ staged at:Wak~ Forest:. The:ially " um·nl . eleven last Saturda;y night has Activities Planned .. dollars has been set for_ ~e struc will begin at· 7 p. m.;· when stu- · given D~ao:;on supporters added Preceding Game tlu-e,. the. ~ocati?n. of_ whic~- has dents-~ gather, behind the- band Fraternities, Football confidence and has lowered the ·On October 18 not yet been .deterinined. · on·.tlie c~p~ and march down to Are Discussed in .. odds on the Deacs. However, · • t ·ted· th t ·th · · ·. d the gymnasium. Iil 'the gymna- ' · . • Duke still remains the favorite Three campus leaders laid plans · .· Geer. sa. · .a:, ._e D.lam . e-: ·; · .. '. . ··.. · · · · .· _ Greensboro Meeting · · f ch. · cl b · h use is to SlUm .the mam program-consist , 0 with most writers giving the Wednesday for Wake Forest par­ ,. - sll'e· . or s:u a u · . .· . -iDg · of · sorigS, · numbers · by the Fraternities fo.otban·· were ·and Deacons onl;y an outside chance ticipation in State College-Raleigh .provide a in which band;. cheers · and ·the subjectS of ·Fri­ plac~ ~lodge. speeches-~ disc~ssion ~t for a win. Day activities preceding the and to entertam prospective ath- take,place. Following the gymna- day night when Dr. L. 0. Rea, Dr. L. Owens Rea · Saturday's game marks the State-Wake Forest game October letes . and visiting alumni. The sium progrlll!'- there will b'e a big professor :uf economics; and Wal------­ opening of the football schedule 18 , :pre~ldent said that such a struc.:. bonfire on the lot next to the en~ ter Holton, college sports publicist, I RC' .s L D ' .L for Duke. Coach Wallace Wade · ture, with mode~ club facilities t~anc::e 'to Go~e Field. At this bo~- addre~sed th~ Greensboro chapter · 8-.;5 8 ~e has a fine squad of players, fea- Guests of the Raleigh Chamber · · · · · · fire.tliere will be a freshman shirt of the Wake Forest altimni asso- · turing abundant backfield rna- of Commerce at a luncheon meet­ .. and a spacious e_ntertainme~t parade and;'more songs, _numbers ciation in a meeting called. espe- F El • teriai and a good line, although he ing of Raleigh merchants, J obn -room, would d() very much tow~d by the'band,~ch~rs·and speeches, cially to elect new 'officers of the. or ' ectt~ns has been worrying over lack of Elliott Galloway, student body in~luen~g .. future · :athletes to Climax of th~ •evening will· coll_le organization. . . . . ·New members for the Wake good replacements in the forward president, Roy Truslow, Pan:­ come to Wake Forest. .· .when, the. entll'e. student body Will. . D. E .. Buckner, an off1c1al o:r the • . . wall. But the squad i~ good Hellenic Council president, and .. ~ . . . : . follow the band in a parade· dow'n Jefferson StancJ8r"d Life Insurance Forest International Relations enough to ·rank the number one Neil'·lVIorgan, editor of The Stu­ . . _Letters to ..AI. .. by Silrunons dormitory; throUgh Company was made president of Club will be elected Wednesday contender in the Southern Confer- dent, conferred with Wesley Wil- · Letters to the alUinlli whlch:v.lm te>~ and down'the'Raleigh high- the Gr~nsboro association, 'sue- night, Oct. 1, Ke~th ~ames, presi- ence and one of the ten best ill the Iiams, executive :secretary of the . · · tat. · · t way back.. to the campuS. - ceeding Ed Stanley Greensboro ,dent of the orgaruzat10n, announc- nation. Raleigh Merchants Bureau. soon be se:D-t, made the ~ em~ : :At the pep rally tonight and attorney: • . ed .yesterday. Tentative plans call for an af­ that. "last yea;_ ~!t~:: Moll~~ a~a~ ~t- the·~~~- tQ~()rrOW· the 'Other . officers chasen ·by the One week later, ~e ~tated, on Duke Works Hard ternoon parade led by Governor . Club, .. a£ter. hav~g:~ted ,for,~~ ~:.;and,cihe.• vanous.board- alumni 'were Dr. :R. M. Bliie; vice- Oct. 8, a smoker Wlth .a formal ·;hough seemingly .looking to Broughton, President Kitchin, and past' few.years_'ojl neXt to nothirii, hig.;ho~ and'dormitories will be president; Jim Dorsett, secretary; program will b_e given. ~or men the Tennessee game next Satur­ Dean Harrellson of State Colleie. found itself with an=abundance of x:epresented by ~arg~ bann.ers in- Dr. H.· Lennon, treasurer;' ~d chosen t;om .~ h_st of ~gible stu: day, Coach Wade has been drill- Will Have Floats . ere. desll'' ou's corporat~ .the V-for-Victory sign Dr; J. Clyde Turner, chaplain. dents for affibatlon with the .club. . h" d ha d for Saturday V . capable. men. Who W d "The qualifications for member- mg Is squa . r · arwus campus groups are ar- of seeing our. .oWD:.· orgaruza· · ti on an the "Beat,. , Dook" sentiment. ·Fraternities Build Men. sh'IP m. th e IRC are a mmtm· · urn of Scouts who witnessed. theb Wakeht ranging for floats to follow in the . .i rise .to the ·level. of similar" groups Radie B!-'Oadciwt . C?ntrary to· the ·popular belief, 12 hours' work in so~ial sciences Forest-Camp Davis game · roug Fayetteville street program, and . . . ·. . .-hb ,.;., :c.·o,:;eges 'and Tonight's... rally Will not be Dr. Rea .told the ~2 assemb_Ied and a demonstrated ·interest in in- back news that the Deacons have the band has been requested to be m our ne1g or~.,. ·.u . al · · · hi talk frate 'ti ~ f th best balanced teams h d . · . ; ,; · broadcast by radio·atati«?n WRAL! umm m s • rru ~s are ter~ational problems," James said. one 0 : • on an · uruversities...... as eXpected .. As WPTF, the other ~ not mere. social organizations. Furthermore, he added,. member- seen here m a long tune.- So Mon~ Six girl ·sponsors are to be se- The club IS hoping to obtam. a Raleigh sta~on, has exclusive They are. man-builders, he said, ship is limited to four per cent of da~ Coach. Wade held a long lected by the student body to oc- large_ amount from th:ese former rightS for· ·the broadcast of tomor- correcting faulty habits, personal- the student body. • scrunmage m an ~ffort to set up a cupy a float and to be guests of Wake Forest students who have aft · • · · WRAL h · ity qu;rks and developing "respon · defense to stop the Deacon of- Raleigh and State College at the- . shown an ~ter_est. in the. college's ~:med~oon s game,, . as sibilit; of. the -group to tlle in: To Have Forums fense. Throughout the week the evening game. sports ... achievements . of the past . N. . ti t• t t' ·wPTF . dividual and the individual' to the . "Round ta~le dis~ussions, open Blue Devils have been devoting Participation in the day's events ...... · . · ... . · ego a Ions o ge · m- f d b t · d ch ·11 ···few years. . · ' . t ·d h · group". , orums, e a es an spee es WI more time to defensive wotk than by Wake Fore.11t units will mark ... ·. It was also announced~that the ::.ea.· tve.:~t su:eded, as the The criticism that fraternities at constitute the programs for this to their own offense. the first instance in which the . club· has. planned to ask fo~ dona.,. . m;e ~e ~f~fo_r t e~all~~oul~ Wake Forest control campus poll- year," James explained, setting In the Deacon camp Coach D. college has been represented in a . -.,. tions from the students and the nohedul.e Tlh ~ o e bs bll~nt s tics has been .. decreased with .the forth, the Inte~ational Relation C. Walker has had to go rather Raleigh parade, except by the local. merchants. Each student sc e. ere. IS a pro a . l y, organization of the Student Poll- ClubS: 1941-42 arms. easy because of injuries, though band . -~ill be ·asked to 'give .tWenty-five h~wever, !hat WD~C ·~f Durham ti u Important books on current in- plenty of contact work has been .cents t·o the ca'us·e.'· The club· will ste.p .m. _and _fill _the .gap.• al- cal nion, he stated. Wake Renresentation . D R als t ld f d ternational affair~ will be supplied on schedule. Like the- Dukes, the :t' .el th. at. the lo.cal mer- though no·thin·g _final_ w_ as. known r. ea o o o propose . "Wake F()rest, we. hope," Mr. members fe plans·· for the building of Wake for use in program preparation Deacons have been on the defen- chants . will be benefited by the a t Arrpress time this morrung. by the Carnegie Endowment sive while the freshmen ran Blue Williams said, "will be just as plan and consequently they plan . ~ents have been made Forest's nE!w $250,000 chapel, Fund. Devil plays against them. Pass thoroughly represented in the 'k for a fi've-do"ar contribu- for 150 or m. ore freshmen to sit in after a discussion· by Dr. J. Clyde day's activ.ities as will State Col- to as u Tu 1 · · d t d 1 Assisting James in election defense has come in for its share the form of a .n.. antic V m· fl re- rner, a umru a op e a reso u- lege Th c·ty f R 1 · h tion from each merchant...... tl"on t 0 t t M A H . .. smoker plans are Arthur Vivian, of attention as the Dukes are as . e 1 o a eig appre- served section of the stands at the con ac · · uggms, IRC vice-presidentl and Sam Tarl- dangerous through the air as on c_ iates the Wake Forest student ·- -. Plans to Raise Funds game. At the openirig of the h ea d 0 f the ch ap el f un d program, body ,and wants to encourage it to , · d t . ·t· tr"b ton, secretary-~reasurer. the ground. · · game the Wake band· will march m regar 0 so1 ICI mg con 1 u- visit the city more often." ~ther pla~s ,have been mad,e by out onto·. the field; form a large V tions from Greensboro Wake ------.. The Deacs have several objec- The parade, to start at four whtch to ra1se the necessary funds before the Wake Forest side of the Forest graduates. Nominations tives to shoot at tomor.row. First o'clock, will occupy the spotlight for the house. The members have t d' d la th . Thanks Robmso"·n of all, last year's stinging 23-0 de- f 'd d t raf.n ff . ti k ts to s a 1um ,an P Y e openmg or more than an hour. Half- d eel e. ~ . e o SlX c e ts strains .. of Be~thoven's "Fifth The" 22 .former studenta of the It is officially. announced feat on Homecoming Day before time activities at the game, to the Carolina game at ten cen a s· ph " Th fr,. hm ·f college also voted thanks to Pro.;. that nominations for fresh- 21,DOO fans still lingers in the t t t 8 .E ch stud t art..... t ym ony . e es en. orm-. s ar a p. m., will climax tha ch ance a en p 1C1pa - fessor Zon R b" m' an class offi"cers ·will ~-1 -e minds of most of the players. . .. ·-this .' t t will h .ing the· V will then rise, the rest . 0 mson, now on W11!. festivities of the day. mg m con es ave an f th th. Wak F st "d leave, for his work with the place during· chapel period Then, too, the Deacons haven't G · ~ . o ose on e e ore Sl e overnor Broughton will sp~ak equal opportullity to receive for f th tad·. . . ted school's debating team, and pass- next Wednesday, Oct. 1, in been.able to cross the Blue Devil b . f1 'ck to th tud t o e s mm remammg sea , ne y, and President Kitchin will ten cents a tl et e s en d th h 1 d will 1 d th ed a resolution honoring the late the church auditorium. On- goal line in five years. It was in b 1 f an e c eer ea ers ea e ] . . d d • that a Gold and Black team e we corned by Dean Harrellson. sec IOn. · · entire student body in a series of Dr. J. Battle, member of the asso- Y nonunatiOns rna e unng 1936 O'ccupying the spotlight will be the A few ring matches. have also V ciation. this perioo in the auditorium last scored on Duke, though tak- b hedul d d direct 1 -for-Victory cheers. . . 'will be ted . ing a 26-7 defeat. But the big- recently awarded Sportsmanship eenlsc b ed, ant af th BP aty- -The V-for_:Victory cheers have In his address, Walter Holton accep • Cup, dedicated to clean Wake by-p ay roa cas o e os on .. - (Contm· ued on Page s· ) gest objective lies in the fact that College-wake Forest f 0 0 t b a 11 _been. made: u_p by the c_heering ------1X------it has been exactly 14 years since Forest-State relations. 1 game will be given in the gymna- squad and v.ril be practlce~ b~ Wake Forest fans have celebrated Kitchen to Address sium with an admittance charge the student body at torught s ·aarold Tribble To Lead a-victory over the Blue ·Devils. In Of tw'enty-fi've cents.· ·. (Continued on Page Six) · 1926 the Deacons won out, 21-0. Graduating Class MUSIC DRIVE CLOSES College President Thurman D. Big Step Hoped Preston Doubtful Starter Kitchen will leave Wake Forest The Monogram Club said that it AT CQLLEGE TODAY Special Reltcion Week Added to the fact that they will Wednesday for Memphis, Term., hoped through--this movement to Meinb~hip car!ig for the an­ The first "Religious Emphasis I week days he will speak at the be decidedly underdogs in the where he will address graduating ,make another big step for Wake nual Civic · Music · concerts in Week" on the Wake Forest cam- chapel period, which will be game, the Deacons will not be up classes of the University of Tenne­ Forest College in the world of Raleigh are now available in the pus in two years will begin Sun- lengthened to 45 ininutes. He to full strength. Pat Preston, see School of Medicine. sports. · The members expressed office of Thane McDonald at 301 daY morning, October 5, when Dr. then speak again at 7:30 p. m. regular tackle, who received a He will return to Wake Forest the hope that interested alumni Wait Haij, the music director ·has Har~ld W. Tribble, professor of To Present Principles· bad gash in his leg last week, will at 8 p.m, Monday night, Oct. 6. would do evecything possible to announced.' systematic. theology at the South- In a recent letter to Rev .Eu­ probably not start though he will help this campus organization. In · All undergraduates are entitled em Baptist Theological Seminary, gene Olive, college chaplain, Dr. S!!e action. J. V. Pruitt, tailback the club's letter a permanent in- to the cards for three dollar~ the will open a series of. talks on "the Tribble stated his general plan on the first team, still has a bad Prnctice rreachers vitation was extended to the. student membership rate. Profes­ basic principles of the Christian and purpose for the week's mes­ leg. Red Cochran will be in the An important meeting of alumni "to drop in' and see us on sor McDonald asks that all stu­ view of life in terms that may sages is "to pitch my messages on first string tailback slot and all seniors who are now tak­ your next viSit to the campus". dents desiring tickets get them by appeal especially to college stu- the plane of setting forth the basic George Owens will start at Pres­ ing Practice Teaching (Edu­ Officers of the organization for tonight, because money must be dents," Baptist Student Union of- principles of the Christian view of ton's tackle. cation· 34) and those who the coming year are: Pat deer, turned in on Saturday.· ficials have stated. life in terms that may appeal Tomorrow's historic game is ex­ plan to take it in the Sprillg president; Joe Butterworth, vice- ·Professor McDonald attended Beginning with the Sunday especially to college students." pected to draw about 15,000 fans wi11 be held in 103 Wait Mon­ president; Pete Horchak, secre- the-meeting of the association last morning church service, Dr. ~ib- Dr. Tribble has ·appeared before into Duke Stadium, many coming day, September 29, at 7 p. m. tary; John Galloway, treasurer: Monday night. Wake Forest was ble w i 11 ~ speak t w i c e a day the Wake Forest students in past to get a preview of the 1941 Duke Failure to attend wi11 present · and Carl · Givler and Bob Reid, represented by him and his wife, throughout the week, concluding years. Three years ago he led team, and others hoping for a complications. sergeants-at-arms. · · and Dr. and l\4rs. W. J. Wyatt. his messages on Friday night. On a similar week of religious talks. Deacon victory. r'

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But what if someone were to come up to one ;.· .. ·_;. of them just outside the ticket booth and say: College Presidents Fav.~r · Published weekly during the school year except dur- Here's a ticket to this game and five more just lng examination periods and holidays, as directed by the Wake Forest College Publications Board. as good. 1'11 sell it to you for $3_. Esl:ablishing Officers' Unil: ·Bill A\·ers·------.---Editor Would he take it? You bet he would. In recent years college officials dent to develop objectionable D. E. \yard 7 ------Business :Manager Bill Primm, sports editor; Bob Gallimore, Newbill Now swap the man o~tside the ticket booth throughout America have present- ideas or. habits on account of it." \Villiamson, managing editors; Herbert Thompson, John ed arguments for Reserved Offi- Dr. Robert L.' Slagle,· president l\lcl\1illan, Xcil :\!organ, Santrord Martin, George Stami>S, with a music lover outside a box· office. Say the Lee Copple, Sam Behrends, Elizabeth Jones, Seavey Car­ of. the University of South Da- . roll, Jimmy Shelton, \\'ylie Yarbrough, .Joe Sawyer, Owen music lover is in New York just about to pay cers Training Corps and express- kota: "Military training ·in this.J 1.\lll.....;.L-~iOII...~.:.:.;....I ... L.ll~ Pat•ker, Ed "'ilson, elli torial staft ; John Conley, Owen $2.50 for a seat at a concert by Lawrence Tib­ Hil>IJs, Bill Phillips. sports; l3art·y Davis, Zeb Jones, Dem· ed approval of units already. es- schoo1 is a positive' influence for wit!iw.A.KFi FOitEST ming Ward. J. D. Davis. Riehard Gallimore, Harrel John­ bett, and someone comes up to him and says: son, business staff. tablished at their colleges. good. It develops ·courtesy, obe------Here's a ticket to this performance and five OLD GOLD AND BLACK, believing dience, respect for lawful author­ ft:IPRE.Si.NTID FOR NATICNAL.. ADVERTI81N0 IW By BOB GALLIMORE . more just as good. I'll sell it to 'you for $3. that students of Wake Forest Col- ity and a generally favorable at­ National Advertising Service, Inc. lege favor the establishment of titude toward so·ciety: as a whole. Gone with the draft: Henry Co/kge Pllhlilhm Rf/ll'lsnlt4tifll Would he take it? You bet he would. 420 MADI80N A VI. NIW YORK. N.Y. military training courses here, IIt giv~s the men the ins~ht into Seeman Lougee, ~ast year _presi­ CHIC.WO • BoiTOft • Los ARIII.II ' SA• FIIARCIKO The Raleigh Civic Music Association is of­ presents the following symposium the need for p'ublic spirited. men dent of the Class of 1942. Not gone Entered as second class matter, January 22, 1916, at fering to students for $3 a series of six star­ the postoHice at "'ake Forest, North Ca.rollna, under the of opinion: · · Iin the home communities and with the draft, but neverthele~s .. -...... studded concerts featuring such musical per­ Dr. Charles A. Lory, president shows them that ·patriotism is not . . . h U S , d act of :\'larch 3, 1879. . . . . · servmg w1t nc1 e am s arme All matters of business should be addressed to the sonalities as Tibbett, Gladys Swarthout and of Colorado State Aancultural. a matter of entlius1astic·flag wav- · Business lllanager, Box 218, and all other matters should College: "We consider the work ing. ··In: tlrls ~espect '''it -is the· forces (in the capacity of a second Lauritz Melchoir. Were it not for the fact that be adNorth Carolina occupied none of the first fif- a common end. In no other de- well. It cultivates a respect ·for Forest graduate and state com­ teen spots and Boston College was placed only partment (than military training) lawful authority ·as well as the three approvals will be necessary-by the War IDDuke Chronicle in 1934, when tists as a whole. At the present time it is ines­ spirit of goodwill between the ancient Wake there was a mixup as to whether capable-it would be a question of whether County rivals. Duke or · Carolina should play Baptists students receive an officer's instruc­ Wake Forest on a certain date in The mayor of Raleigh, the dean of State Col- , tion in college or whether they enter training the Fall of 1935. lege, and the president of Wake Forest will as drdted privates in an army camp. But that was in 1934. Things lead the parade with Governor Broughton. Re· have changed since then. Wake War department sanction of a reserve offi­ lations of the three groups represented are on Forest has subsidized its football cers corps at Wake Forest is dependent upon the ·upgrade. And results of their cooperation team, moved into the big time, trustees approval. Trustees will be influenced dropped many a' former adversary may be unlimited. by student opinion. OLD GOLD ~ND BLACK on the same pretext on which firmly believes-and with reason-that a large Duke then wanted to drop Wake WOODMAN, SPARE THAT TREE Forest. It is now a member of the majority of students favor the training. Southern Conference, the annual A BARGAIN IN TICKETS We are going to miss some of those old trees Duke-Wake Forest games are on the lower campus, especially some of the among' the best of local box-office· attractions, and Duke's football Tomorrow afternoon there will be thousands finest magnolias ever seen. We are glad, of record depends a great deal upon upon thousands who will pay $2.50 to see Duke course, that Wake Forest is about to become' whether or not the Devils lick the and Wake Forest fight it out over in Durham. the proud possessor of a new chapel building, Deacons. . •". Two dollars and a half-just to see a football but. we still are a little sentimental over the In the present series of games, game. loss of one of the most beautiful parts of the_ begun ·in 1921, Wake Forest has won four, Duke 15; one game, in Not that it won't be worth it to those who campus. We hope that the architect and con- 1 1930, was · a tie, 13-13. Wake shell out the $2.50. It undoubtedly will. They tractor can manage to squeeze the buil~ing into I Forest has scored a total of 120 -love f~otball. a space that will spare as many trees as possible. points in the series, Dllke 368. Page Three Galloway Appoints Mcm ·.· :&ryaD:.AlpPQiDi. ·secret. to Newly~Fortued ... Selah! Back· to· EST! ...... -:-.~:;.··~<'C..,.,. · ·~~~· Wbci~&~,··Rti , AtbleticidoUlieil· _· .. ·.... ·. ·· ·. · . . . The nine. men tormlng the new * *·· * * stutte~t~8~. athletic . council were announced *' ··:: ·.,'· .. . · · · ·· ·· ·· .... · ·· · · · this week by Eli Galloway, presi­ lS.Out. Not·for Black · ·':.·.And' FacUlty •. ··:·'·· · :·. dent of the Student. Council. Students ·who like sleep, stu- rience he has had, if any, and :Qotb Repr~sent;ed • .· The council is·made up of the dents who like convenient travel, what work he would like to do. · -.- • ' ,..,, ~.> : -":. - ,. following m~: Pat ·Geer, Chuck students who like ·darkness at Persons may get in touch with F.or the sake·of (ibjectivitf, 8 . Fineburg, and Herb Cline . from p. m. will be pleased next week. Black at Box 126 or at Rooom Elliott GBnowaY., president of :: 'sfu0' ·inted I ·sports editor of THE OLD GOLD AND 28, Wake.Forest College, with the House. ·: a·. secret cominittee to -•---~- ...... :.,".:. BLAcK; R~Y: · T~?w · ~om the whole of' North Carolina, will act Fifteen students turned out Pan-Hellenic Council; D1ck Proc- on Governor J: M. Broughton's · . . Forest .men·· for. inclusion. iii . ·tor head· cheer leader· t d ch f Tuesday rught for the first rehear- · ·volume· "Who's .Who . in Anlier:ica11,1 . • , announcemen an ange rom . Colle~e~ and' Uiuversities;" Fletch~r fro~ the Student Politi- Daylight Saving Time to Eastern sal of the Wake Fares: Litt.le !'We wanted to .work~ out cal Uruon;,Eh Galloway, from the Standard-Time. Symphony Orchestra, leavmg still ·· .... !aire~t · sYStem . in · chooSing the Student Co~cil. / . One hour will be gained during several positions to be fille~, Pro­ .. - ,·. men," . Galloway . said, . explaiJling . The council started work this the night buses will run on their .fessor Thane ;McDonald, 'director . •. that in the .i>ast all selectionS have week when Galloway purchased a former s~hedules and, when early of music, announced this week . ·· ·. beeri made by_ the · stUde~t body :thousand "Beat Duke" stickers to night hours arrive darkness will Tuesday at 7: 15 p. m. has been be distributed over the ~puS, in arrive with them. ' set as the regular time for the or- ~.: .·president. ·: ·. ··• . · . ·. : . · · · Raleigh, Durham,, Meredith, the chestra meetings to be held in .. Included on "ibe five-man com~ ,. in 305 ...... \. Women's College Greensboro Bedford Black, student man- Room Wait Hall . iruttee ~e O!\e a~atiou,of­ and other places. ager of athletics .,this week of- This is the first time that a - ficer, two faculty ·members and Next week the council fered work for Wake Forest symphony orchestra has been or- · · two stUdents. . ··Fratemitiei :r:;teet to draw up· rules and, if pas- students during the Carolina ganized on the campus since Ly­ · Represent s_:ble, a ·schedule. for the Intra- game here. Black needs six man Seymour was director of The factilty .members,· appoint· mural·Tagball LeagUe. All teams ticket sellers, ten ticket takers music· in 1938. It is hoped that ed by Galloway,_ mclude a repre~ t.,l are· urged to get their squad lists and 32 ush~rs. • there will be enough interest •·· sentative of Onii.eron Delta Kappa, -~~adership ·frateriuty, ·_and. Phi in to any member of the Athletic Any student wanting to work shown in the new group so that it Kappa, scholarsliip fraternity. Council or to Coach Phil Utley. should notify Black as soon as will become permanent, Prof. Me­ Beta possible and state what expe- Donald said. Dean Bryan appoillted two stu• •·. dent body nl.embers, .'one a :senior . PRUI·TJ -~ WILL HE PLAY? . . and one. a graduate student. . . . ·- - . FB -.'. Announcements of the men Tailback Prui'tt .practically w'on. Wake Forest's second Siegfried eleeted for "Who's Who" . Will · I. . . ·be made within tlie next week, .game of the season _:_ the one against. Carolimi -· last year 6', 180 · . GallowaY said.". Apro:idma:tely 18 . single-handed .. after helping ·hand William Jewell a 79-0 wal· Wake Forest.men Win be. chosen. lopiri&, Tomo.rrow Wake.. is playing its second game of-this RH LH • The book i'Who's Who in Amer- year after smearing ·camp Dl\vis. C()tild Pr~itt repeat? He'll Lach Davis. ..~ . ican C~lleges and Universities'' . be out o!, 'the game 5ome of the tfme because of a pulled 6' 2", 190 5' 9", 172 is published yearly at.:the Univer- muscle. sity of. Alabama. QB Prothro Debate-- Squad WellS to Speak ,Negro to ,y al 6' 3'', 210 HoldJ. Meel: to··Students .... to Eu Society RE· RT RG c LG LT LE Piasecky Karmazin Burris Barnett Goddard Me Donough Smith Wake Forest's intercollegiate Religious Cartooliist George Sn~wden, ·Negro, asso­ 6' 2", 188 5' 11", 192 6', 188 6', 190 5' 10", 170 5' 11", 204 6', 182 speech and debate squad held its in. ciate professor of · economics at nrst meetmg this year Wednesday Will Speak Durham Shaw University, will address the night with l:ll:l·old men and 10 new on October 15 prospects reportizig, .according to Charles A. Wells, world-famous Euzelian Literary Society on the LE ' LT LG c RG RT RE .l:'rof. A. L. Aycock,- debate coach. t . t d . tur ill ak subject of race relations Monday Copley Owens · f · ....._ ~,..~".. car ooms an 1ec er, w spe · Givler Beddow Kapriva_ Jones Geer . Tryou ts or new men. s~ · . . n.i g h t ·, . September 29, at 7 ,:·., to obtain berths on the squad will to college students· from North . . ··· . 6', 195 6', 225 5' 9", 205 6' 2", 185 5' '11", 210 5' 11", 210 6' 3'', 190 be held this coming-week.· The Carolina colleges and uniyersities Ge~rge ~ddms, president of the size of the squad will be limited on Wednesday night, OctOber 15, society has announced. to twenty~five persons, Prof. Ay- at the First Baptist Church . in Snowden received his B. A. de- I QB cock stated. · ,. D ~ 't 1 ed W dn gree from the University of West Pruitt Hruinet, Goldberg Out ur · m, 1 was ea~ e es- Virginia, his M.A. from N.Y. U., LH 5' 11", 180 RH "Due to tne loss of several of day from Rev. J. Wmston Pearce, and is working on his Ph. D. de­ Manieri Perry our .prominent debaters; opportun- pa~tor .of the chtircb. gree at the University of Indiana. .· 5' T.',.160 5' 8", 168 ( ity lor placing. on the first strini The talk on Wednesday will be Students are cordiaJ,ly invited to ,: _, tea~ tills y~ar will be excellent," ·one of a we(lk's lectures being attend this meeeting, Eddins said. '· Prof. Aycock added. Ralph Bru- conducted at the First Church in ------­ FB met and Bob Goldberg, last year Durham 'and will be directed -;------: Polanski debate champions. in the primarily toward college students: 6' 3", 210 tqurnament of PI Kappa Del~, An invitation to the . program ,. D. c. MAY national forensic fr~terni~!· will was e;ctended to Wake Forest stu- • not be out for d~batmg this year, dents in a letter from the Rev: accor~ to reliable sources. Mr. Pearce, who · stated that· as PAINTING - P.APERING _Practice speeches and debates many as 50 men might be able to AND DECORATING will be held· soon among• the come. . Transpo rt. at· 1on f a cili't'1es members. . of the squad.. m prepara-. w ill b eproVIe·d d for thosem- · ter · Offices in t 10n for the annual .DlXle thr Forens1c· ested. m. a tten d'mg, J ohn Fl e'tch er, Durham and Raleigh Wait Until September 27th! Tournament a t Wm op some- B· s U 'd t, stated . D b n.. ct· d . . . pres1 en . . tim e m_ ecem er.. ..-.:a_ 1ce e- Talked in 1939 Let Us Do Your Painting bates will be arranged Wlth ~ Wells addressed 'Wake Forest :t:~m nearby colleges and uruver- students dur' the fall of 1939 ..______..,: And Then. See the Finest s1ties, Aycock announced, and he · mg • ' . added that' the annual student when he dev~ted a week to l~- pliiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij · tur. . •.-h ill b the 1 1 Ral~; held tutes concermng part at Chris.. egiS a e m ·=lr" w e tianity in international affairs. 10% DISCOUNT TO soon. Wells possesses one of the most TEACHERs and STUDENTS c·HEVROLET . valuable collections of propaganda Bruce Brown, second-year. law po sters m· t·h.ewor ld and 1sano· ted Ray's Jewelers student, has. beea. appomted to critic of Adolf IDtler whom he lead the membership campaign for . ' · Durham, N. c. Ever Produced ! the Wake F~rest Student Political has seen many tunes. Umon. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ THE BUY OF THE YEAR- A Cf\R YOU'D NEVER EX­ SPU activity will officially begin It------~ I next Wednesday when a public PECT TO FIND IN THE LOW-PRICE FIELD meeting will be "held on Thursday IN DURHAM night in the Social Science build­ Do It, ·Deaa ing. You Are Alway~ In a 'Illeeting of the SPU's exe­ COME TO OUR WELCOME cutive committee, · twenty-five Soda Fountain cents was set as the membership at ON YOUR WAY DOWNTOWN Service Chevrolet Co. fee for the ensuing school year. :r.tembership cards are now avail­ ANP FILL UP, ON OUR WAKE FOREST, N. C. - ., able for upperclassmen and will be Walgreen's · open for freshmen after the meet­ DELICIOUS ing on-Thtirsday night. MILKSHAKES orneT Main and Mangum Sts See Hardwicke's' Pete Horchak. Pharmacy For all .your Magazines ITsS VFOR VICTORY sBOYS· 6et Reptlj lor the Gaml, Gents STUDENTS- BANNERS- PIPES-- SODA FOUNTAIN When in Rateigh Come in and Taste Oul Food. We 'l1tiDk CANDY -JEWELRY -BAGS It Is the Best and SO Will. You, v v· v v· v v v v v~~... v v v WARREN'S CAFETERIA Sansbury Street r:;~ ~~TG1~~ AT COLLEGE .·SODA SHOP ... l· Page Four Old Gold and Black .... .Friday~ September 26, 1941 1 FROM THE SIDELINES Baby. Deacons Meet DUke Frosh By BILLY PRIMM . . ·.~ THAT DUKE GAME In First: Game at:. Durh.arn Today I· There's exci.tement in Deacon town these days, folks! Yessir, ------* u our Deacons b~gin their long, tough schedule tomorrow with FRESHMEN DEFEND -STATE . none other than the Duke Blue Devils. What are our chances? TITLE; CONTEST IS TOSS UP fc That's the question everyone is asking. Of course we're all *. The Baby :beacons of Wake G2 hoping for an upset, but on paper let's figure exactly· how the ------. \ Forest College· begin their ~941 . a11 Deacons and Blue Devils stack up. Student Tickets football schedule this afternoon, al1 meeting Duke U,niversity's fresh­ Duke will have six regulars who started last year's game AI Dowtin, graduate business R. man team at 3:30 in the Duke in the starting lineup tomorrow. Those men are AI Piasecky, manager of athletics, announc-: er c ed this week that students will Stadium. pron end, Bob McDonough and Mike Karmazin, guards, Captain be admitted to tli.e Duke game Bob Barnett at center, Tommy Prothro, blocking back, and This year's frosh squad has im­ dres: tomorrow by presenting their of 1 Steve Lach at the wingback position. bursar's• . student ticket with pressed onlookers with its fine ·ar- .. Soci~ their name Written in i.i1k on ray. of backs and individual per;­ Hall On our side there will be five players back facing the Dukes the ticket and fifty cents. The · formers. However, how these fel­ St: again tomorrow. Pat .Preston, although his leg injury may keep W~e For~sy section wi~ be on lows will stack up in competitive crov. him out of the starting lineup, co-captain Carl Givler and Frank the east side of· the stadium. ·fire will be seen this afternoon. ·dent Kapriva at guards, John Polanski at his bucking back post, and If anyone uses a ticket other Mci\1 than his own, the ticket will be Today's game will probably go prirr. J. V. Pruitt, tailback. Pruitt also may not be able to start due taken up .and will not be re­ · a long way in determining the opin to a pulled muscle in his leg. So the Blue Devils have us one up issued. Tickets will be punch­ there. .Big Five championshi.Ji>. For the stud ed at the gate. free4 past two years the Deaclets have How about their weights~ A look at the brochures re­ laid claim to this title, and in each Cc leased by Walter -Holton of Wake Forest" and Add Penfield case an early season victory over of Duke shows that the Deacs will have a slight advantage Deacons Rout tive Blue Imp teams started them on said, in the forward wall with the Blue Devils packing a big ad· their way. Fans will remember Ame vantage in the backfield. Roug·bly speaking, the Deacon Army .Eleven last season's game on Gore Field "'I line averages 199 pounds to the Devils' 195. But in the back­ when. the Deaclets came bapk in Arm field Duke has a nine pound advantage. The Duke quartet Polanski Returns the closing miliutes of the game "is weighs in at 188 pounds and the Deacons, 179 pounds. Fig­ Opening Kickoff with a long drive, featurmg for Perry's -~ and Dobbins' passes, frorr uring the whole team, Duke has about a three pound advan­ to Start Scoring to push over a touchdown and add the tage. w1th John .1:-'olanski retl,ll'ning the extra point for a 7-6 victory-. "( the openmg k1cko!f ~o yards- for In 1939 the Duke :frosh went por"t1 ln experienced men the Devils have only one sophomore in a toucnctown, WaKe .l!'orest's Dea­ down before the Deaclets over in wJth the starting eleven. And he is Tom Davis, brother of jap Davis, cons stat·ted on tneir ten-touch- Durham, 6-0. tain who is expected to take up where J ap left off. aown paraa.e agamst Camp . .Uavis m W Jlnungton oaturday night. . Blue Imps Strong However, Wake Forest will have four and possibly six inex­ M Joe buncavage was tne man ot · There -is no question about the perienced men starting off the ball game. Copley at one end, the rugnt, _nowever, as ne crossed dent str~ of the Blue Imps.. The pres· Buck Jones, tackle, Beddow at center, and Perry at the wingback tne am.tble stnpes five times and Dukes ___always come up with a converted once ror a total of ;:sl worl spot are all sophomores facing their first big game of the year~ strong yearling team, ably coach­ in tt pomts tor the game. ed by Herschel Caldwell. There is a possibility that George Owens and Red Cochran, both ------­ 'l'he first strmg Veacons played sophomores, may start if Preston and Pruitt are unable to go. only a quarter and lett the game The' present D e a c l e t squad, adv~ Now let's see about past records. The less said about last wnn a 14-0 lead. After Polan- down to about 50 m~ ,is ready, to trair theiJ year's defeat by the Dukes the better. However, both in 193_8 s1~1·s touchdown the Deacs started match the Imps in any way. "The Here f11 There D_uring heri1 and 1939 the Deacs outplayed Duke all over the field but lost by agam. .Perry gamed 11 on a re- wake frosh will present a big, verse; Polanski stormed through rugged line with plenty of backs whic a single touchdown, 7-0 and 6-0. And we haven't won· from the spee Camp Davis Game for ten; Cocnrane passe~ to Cop- who know _what to do with a foot­ boys in blue since 1926, although the Deacons did tie Duke 13-13 ley tor. a gain of il:i yards. Then ball. Durmg the past week the asse1 H4 in 1930. ln the 23 game series between Duke and Wake Forest, The dance thrown at Wrights­ policemen tried to figure out a I~erry shook away for the final Deaclets have been drilling on the the scort: sheets show 17 won for Duke, five for Wake Forest ville Beach's Lumina in honor of system. l!l yards and a touchdown; then plays to .shoot a:t the Blue Imps. the and one tie. soldier boys and Deacontown rep­ Wake Forest salel?manship was converted. . Tuesday the Baby Deacons ran ., pretty well represented as one fel­ halli resentatives after Saturday night's The second team took up at this against the varsity. So they will So it looks like the Blue Devils have the advantage over low took up a bet and sold chrys­ pomt and vuncavage went 27 be prepared. Camp Davis game had scorcely got AI us in every phase of the field. But the Deacons don't seem anthemums at cut rates in the yards tor hiS first score. Then in Having such a large squad, under way before two strong fac­ last quarter among the spectators. gran to mind that. They've always gone up against Duke as the the second nau Coclu·an passed to Coach ·Jim Weaver will have· a tions haggled pretty generally on One whole side of the field was • life underdogs, and this year they'll go into nearly every game whether Camp Davis' All-Ameri­ Cole lor :!0 yar~ and a score. hard time determining his start­ .I ThUJ a mass of khaki, as white and col­ Duncavage and '(4ochran teamed ing lineup. However, the starting , picked to lose. That's where this corner expects the Deacs cans just weren't organized,. or lege ored from Camp Davis backed together for another drive with eleven will probably come from to start knocking off these favored teams. And there's no whether the 1941 edition of Wake their blue and white players-­ ing F'orest football is super. lJuncavage going across. Later this group: ends, Katmazin, Wells, Hert better time to start than tomorrow. which incidentally reminded one Whitener scored his first touch- Doughterty, and Burns; tackles, Two Wilmington sports writers in general appearance of Duke's hone down on a 19-yard reverse. Coch- Webb, Page, Smith and Campbel~; son * * * * * spent the final quarter at each Blue Devils. Cheering was col­ ran converted after these last guards, Royston, camp and Wedel; others throats up in the press box, Mill; TRUNZO STILL HUSTLES legiate and organized, while the three scores. centers, Foreman or Clark. For one arguing that the army boys dozen Wake Foresters never could Fore Duncavage Again his backfield Coach Weaver will the 1 Louis Trunzo, · ex-Deacon football star, never gives up. would never make a football club, find each other. Dynamite Holton Duncavage swung mto-- action have· Perry, Fisher, Skovran, Tl: Trunzo is coach of a small Plymouth football team in the south the other that another month held down the press box for Dea~ again, this time for 44 yards and a Black, Brooks, Blakea:_ Barker, Dr., would produce a dream club. con town. score. When he passed to Neste­ Albemarle Sound district. When he called his team to.gether for Herring, Sacinity, Ecker and Cline. tus Bumming lanes down to Wil­ The soldier boys let loose one ruk for 40 yards and a touch­ 1 the first practice, there were no· uniforms. Louis talked busi­ high mington were held Saturday after­ gigantic cheer when their team down. Then Hinerman intercept- ly tr ness men into $400 for equipment. Then in order to have some noon by a dozen Wake Foresters came through in the final quarter ed a pass and galloped 47 yards well. The first team looked A equipment for practice until suits and other equipment arrived, who followed the club down to with their first and only first for his score. Duncavage com­ strong· as long as they were in class Louis made a special trip to Wake Forest and went back with Wilmington's Memorial Stadium. down. pleted. the scoring with a five­ there. For the reserves Cochran, Ten thousand football spectators Deacontown supporters are hop­ prac' the back of his car piled high with equipment discarded by the yard ~ouchdown plunge. Cole, Whitener and Duncavage 20 y, Deacons. from the low country, not used to ing that the sea breeze which All of the Deacons performed showed up well. big-time football, spent an, hour cooled Saturday night's players ______:______:: ______Ot That's TrunZo for you. He never stopped hustling on a extricating cars from parking lots will be present over at Duke to- following the game, while local morrow. were football field, and apparently he hasn't stopped yet. lan, Varsity ·Squad brat! * * * * * Galle ODDS AND ENDS Wake Foes Cross Country Name and Hometown Class Pos. Wt. Bt. Fore Bill Beddow, Birmingham, Ala. (Soph) C 185 6-2 met, The Williamson rating system has Wake Forest in the num- w· G SociE Burnie Capps, Chadbourn, N. C. ('Soph) E 200 6-1 ber two spot of the nation right under the Tennessee Vols. Bos- In ames lege Team Out Jack Ciccarelli, Shinnston, W. Va. (Soph) E 185 5·11 ton College is third, State fifth; Clemson is right behind the Wake Forest's opponents for the Watl! _.;The cross country team is hold­ Red Cochran, _Birmingham, Ala. (So ph) HB 170 5·11 Wolfpack; Furman ranks thirteenth and Marshall seventeenth. 1941 season came through with met· ing daily workouts and rapidly Charlie Cole, Carthage, N. C. (Soph) HB 160 5-10 •.. Bill Keefe, of the New Orleans Times-Picayune, 'who is smashing warm-up victories last rounding into shape under the di­ Socie handy with a pencil, figures there'll be more than one and one- week with the exception of Fur- rection of Coach Phil Utley and Jim Copley, Weston, W. Va. (Soph) E 195 6· Fo. man, who found the Tennessee his assistants, Adams, Galloway joe Duncavage, Tamaqua, Pa. (Senior) QB 170 5-11 was half tons of football talent tearing up the sod when Boston Col- Vols just a little too tough in the 1 and Bell. The tean1 hopes to start Pat Geer, Baltimore, Md. (L) (Senior)· E 190 6·3 the lege and Tulane clash Saturday ... Lady Luck is against the second half and went down, 32-6. Cl; its se~on toward the end of Oc­ Carl Givler, Ailemown, Pa. (LL) (Senior) G 205 5-9 Deacs. AI Grygo, sparkplug of the South Carolina attack, and Boston College gave evidence of tober. Wils4 Phil Harris, Cand_or, N. C. (junior) C 200 5-10 presi Frank O'Hara of Carolina, have both been deferred by Uncie _a str9ng team by rolling over_ St. No official schedule has been Bob Heffelfinger;' Martins ferry, Ohio (Soph) G 185 ·5-8 Sam •.. Scoop Latimer of the Greenville (S. ·C.) News after Anselm, 7.8-0. Clemso~ had li~tle announced as yet, but contacts . ' .. . ' . , trouble w1th Presbytenan, scormg joe Hinerman, Richmond, Va. (Soph)' HB 170 6- Br watchmg Tennessee beat Furman: The natives here say 1t s 1 points with Booty Payne hav- have been made with North Caro­ 4 lina State and a t~am from Roa­ Pete,Horchak, johnstown, Pa. (Senior) FB 166 5-8 Da unconstitutional for· any team to invade Knoxville and beat ing a big part in most of the scar­ noka, Va: Buck Jones, Buffalo, N. Y. (Soph) T 210 5-li Wak' Tennessee" ... Ed Danforth of the Atlanta jour~al says Ala- i.D.g. But the Blue Stockings man­ Members of the squad are Frank Kapriva, Johnstown, Pa. (LL) (Senior) G 200 5-11 Dr. l bama really bas it this year .•. Herschel Caldwell, Duke scout aged· to put over two touchdowns Adams, Bell Brantley, Drake, fice Andy Karmazin, Irwin, Pa. (Soph} · G l~O ·· 5-10 _and coach, told Wallace Wade that john Polanski looked better themselves. Elam, Galloway, Hauser, Holder, gress North Carolina had an easy Ray Manieri, Hopewell, V-a. (L) (Junior) HB 155 5-7 Tues than he did in his sophomore year. breather in Lenoir-Rhyne, 42-6, Kornegay, Lewis, Lucas, Nichol­ son, O'Bra1mon, Robbins, Spark­ Bev Moser, Burlington, N. C. (L) (Senior) E 180 5-10 the but the State Wolfpack found mm, Davis, Woodall,_ White, Sally Mike Nesteruk, Brackenridge, Pa. (Soph) E 180 6-1 Was! Richmond a little tough and only and Dixon. George Ow~n, Birmingham,· Ala. (So ph) T 225 6- managed a 14-7 win after a hard - Frank Palman, Lewiston, Maine (Soph) G 190 5-9 fight. ~ Old Gold and Black welcomes a This week Deacon foes really Johnny Perry, Raleigh, N. C. (Soph) FB 168 5·8 new advertiser this week - The swing into action with the Boston John Polanski, Buffalo, N. Y. (LL) (Senior) HB 210 6-3 V Stands for Zebulon Supply Co. Turn to the College-Tulane game rating the back page and read their ad. Pat Preston, Thomasville, N.C. (L) (Junior) C 205 6· number one spot. Here's the J. V. Pruitt, Wilson, N. C. (L) (Junior) QB 180 5-11 schedule of Deacon opponents. Tony Rubino, Elizabeth, Pa. (L) (Junior) T 200 5-11 Boston College at Tulane. Clemson at V. M. I. Clyde Whitene~, Morganton, N.C. (Soph) HB 170 5-10 VICTORY Wofford at ~urman (tonight). 1 Texas Tech, open. South Carolina at North Caro- Mt. St. Mary's at George Wash­ Pop Zakim, Hendersonville, N. C. (Junior} G 195 5-10 lina. ington. NOTE (LL)-indicates two letters. (L)-indicates one letter. N. C. State at Davidson. Illinois Wesleyan at Marshall. Manager-joe B~tterworth - , Old ,_Gold and Black Page Five Dick Proctor Is · \Wake Forest High School last . M.- : . M·_.. · ...... ,. :1--. ;: ... ·. Elected Head Cheer June; Carl Greene, Asheville High Leader of Deacons School; Kemp Reece, Mars Hill; and Lynwood Cherry, Clinton .··. C.·· ;I ···an· ress Dick Proctor ,transfer st u d ent . GivesPhi Add High School. ·*------,-~---__:_~-'------*------from Mars Hill College, was se~ In addition to the regular lected this week as head cheer- group of cheer leaders: there will Urges Fight leader for the coming year. be a freshman squad, which will Law Students Along with six others chosen serve at all freshman games. Eor Freedom !' · from twenty-five applicants, Proc- Get: Awards tor will lead the cheering for all Galloway, Brumet Led by Robert L. Scott, seven athletic contests and pre-game pep O.K. DEACONS and Watkins law students of the 1940-41 aca- rallies. also Talk demic season received book The others picked to help him IT'S UP TO YOU awards for excellence in scholar- are Buster "Rooker, who transfer­ R. L. McMillan, state command­ ship after the announcement Wed- red from Tulane University; Os­ TOMORROW. er of the ·American Legiqn and nesday of their names by Dean car King, Campbell College; Ced­ prominent -Raleigh attorney, ad­ Dale Stansbury of the Law School. ric Squires, who graduated from We'll Be Rooting dressed the 106tli opening session Students beside Scott who won ------­ of the Philomathesian Literary awards were Eugene Worrell, and notes, will also be presented a For You. Society last Moriday night. in Phi ' Melvin Yancey, Earl Shuford, bills and notes volume. In addi­ Hall. Catheririe Paschal, Robert Gold- tion a book on constitutional law AND TRY OUR DELICIOUS Speaking before a capacity berg and Powell Bland. will be given to him. crowd o:f approximately 150 stu- \ Four of the fifteen prizes, Other awar-ds are as folLows: - HAMBURGERS ·dents and ·facu1ty members, Mr. awarded for top-flight grades, by· Earl Shuford, two books on cor­ McMillan said that youth is the AFTER THE GAME three publishing companies, went 1 porations;· Ca.therine Paschal two prime m o u 1 de r of . American to ·Scott. Bound volumes on the books on contracts; Robert Gold­ op~on and strongly urged the subjects o:f agency, equity, North berg, evidence; and Powell Bland, students to carry the banner of Carolina practice and procedure a law dictionary for excellence in I EDDIE'S freedom forward. will be sent him by the Lawyer's his course on legal bibliog":aphy. "Essentials of Manhood, Co-operative Publishing Company, 1-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiil.ii~iiii~i-i-i--ij--jjiijiijiiiiiiiiii~ Courage, vision, and construc­ • the American Law Book Company I tive and unselfish ·thought, he and the West Publishing Company, said, are prime ~~ntials of Dr. Stansbury said. American manhood. Worrell- Wins Two Winter Is Near! "The _ resolve of 130 . million Two of .the awarded books, on Am~ricans," the commander said, conflict of laws and bills and "is that government of, by, and notes will go tl) Eugene Worrell. FIX UP THIS WEEK for the people shall not perish Melvin Yancey, who received the ~ from the earth-and above all in same grade as Worrell on bills the Western Hemisphere." FROM OUR COMPLETE STOCK "Ours is a high heritage. Op­ scheduled their smoker for Tues­ ,, PAINT- RADIOS- GUNS portunity and freedom are still day night. wj.th us, and ~ur duty iS to main­ HE•s NEVER. YET BEAT DUKE P,I KAPPA ALPHA ... STOVES- 22 CARTRIDGES tain this heritage." . Coach D. C. "Peahead" Walker has coached some mighty Sherwood Staton, a Pika alum­ ANDIRONS- FLASHLIGHTS Advises· Calmness nus, has received a ·promotion fme Wake Forest teams.- Last year his Deacons won seven McMillaii adinonished the . stu­ with the Sheaffer Fountain Pen· WIRES- ELECTRlC LIGHTS dents not to be disturbed by the out of the ten games they· played. But a Walker-coached Company and is now working in present chaotic condition of the Deacon team has never beaten })11ke. Will tomorrow after Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. G. E. REFRIGERATORS world, adding that their place is noon see a change in Walker's fortunes with regard to the in the classroom. >Devils? That was a fairly impressive win down at Wilming- SIGMA PHI EPSILON . . . . i · He advised the students to take ton last Saturday. Seven members of the Virginia I JONES' advantage of the literary society Alpha chapter .visited the local training offered them, and to do Sig Eps recently. They hailed HARDWARE COMPANY their _part in preserving the high ,. from the University of Richmond. e'l/,e t?_•~ __l. ll,_~,d ,. ~~~~- ~ A )14 11./. heritage of American citizenship 1~ 'f'~BBR4 tfl!'f~ ...- 'WO/Ile r~ ,/II . . . SPE has pledged Roscoe Wake Forest, N. C. ~hich carries with it freedom of Mason, a William and Mary trans- speech, worship, conscience, and ALPHA KAPPA PI • • • Walter Byrd and Jack -Webb. fer :froin Beaufort.... The ira- assembly.. . . . Ca~tivating ~e ~ocial spotlight BjTd expect~ to join the ArmY Air ternity has just· received its Pan- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~ He praiSed promment alumru of m this fraternity IS the smoker Corps soon and W bb 1 . . Hellenic trophy which it won ii • · t d which is to be hId t · ht ' e • wlo IS m - t h e co 11ege· wh ose ~Ic ures a .om e omg · · · • the Army Electronics Divisi')n vf last year. The trophy is proudly the walls of the hterary soc1ety Open house was held for rushees the Signal Corps · 1 . f displayed in the SPE chapter I halls. Wednesday niiht...• The A K ' JS eavmg or p·• . t th , Europe September 29. , •• The room. 11 Presents Painting 1.8dirw1 mee e K A 5• on the Kappa Sigs plan to ,hold their :;;::::::;::;::;::::;::::;::::::::::::::::::::::;; Captain Captain

An unexpected part o:f the pr.o- gr1 on next ;ruesday m the!l' smoker M da . ht . 1'1 . •t• 1 Th . on Y mg . gram was the presentation of a IDlla game... •'" e fraternity AJJ w k A Polanski Givler • life size oil painting of President was recently visited by former LAMBDA CHI ALPHA . • . or on ny II Thurman D. Kitchin to the col- member Jim Beaver, now attend- The Lambda Chi's boost a pro- lege by Mr. McMillan. The paint- ing the University o:f Penns:fl- ~essional ball player in pledga Make Radio I ! ing is a gift from Mr. and Mrs. vania. · · · All members are plan- Russel Abitt of Wilson.... All Herbert A. Carlt~n of Raleigh, in ning to attend the pep rally to- members are planning to attend Motorola Radios- I v v honor of Archibaldt A. McMillan, night. the Duke-Wake Forest game Sat- son of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Me- DELTA SIGMA PHI • • • urday.... Former members Jim $12.95 Up I Millan, who graduate~ from W~e "Everybody had a swell time" ~arly and Har~ld Early are now c. P. PEARCE ! THESE TWO BOYS \VILL LEAD Forest last year and IS now w1th when the Delta Sigs entertained t m the Army Air Corps.•.. 'l'om the U.S. Marine Corps: a smoker last Wednesday 'gh~ Jones and Doc Baine spent the THE DEACONS TO VICTORY The speaker was introduced b.y . . . Hell week will be obs:ved Iweek-end at Virginia Be~~h last Htadio Sales and Service SATURDAY Dr. J. H. Gorrell, professor emen- next week for the following _:w~eieki"i'i"i'iTihieiLiaimidiaiCihiiisihiaivi.~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ t~s; of ~odern l~~g:s, who pledges: Lynwood ChelTY, Phil 1 ...... highly pra.rsed McMillaz: s scholar- Harris, Ray Manieri, Frank Me- · ' . -.. ------ly traits as a student here. gougan and ·James Hoyt Dozier FINEs MEN SHOP "V" MEANS THE DOW~FALL OF A Wake Forest graduate of the • • • Brother Eldridge Allen an class of 1909, Mr•. r¥IcMillan has alwnnus visited the boys 'Ia·t Showerproof, Windproof Zealon Jackets at $2.95 THE DEVILS OF DOOK! practiced law in Raleigh for: over week. ' · ' Cor. Fayetteville & Hargett Sts. Raleigh, N. C. 20 years. ------'Other Speakers KAPPA ALPHA • • • .Other speaking for the occasion Lieutenant Governor R. L. Har- 'i~iiiiiiiii~ii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiji were Dr. Henry Hudson McMil- ris spoke at the KA smoker last Ian, missionary to ----china and night and many alumni of the For the Very Best Eats-KEITH'S COLLEGE BOOK STORE,. brother of R. L. McMillan; Elliott fraternity were present.... Foot­ Galloway, president of the Wake ball prospects look good for the I. "ON THE CAMPUS" Forest student body; Ralph Bru- KA's this year, and they're eager- Complete Line of Meats, Fresh Vegetables and met, prominent member of the Phi ly preparing for their initial bat- Society and a member of the col- tie with AK Pi next week. . . . Sea Foods A Specialty ~ijiijiiiiiiiiii~~~iiiijiiii~ijijiiiiiiiifiifi~ lege debate squad; and George The Ka's will i n i t i a t e three \I

Watkins,met to win who the teameddebate cupwith for Bru- Phi pledgassoon. KEITH'S MARKET \ Society on lallt Society Day. KAPPA SIGMA .. ' HOLLOWELL'S Following the program, there The boys on the Raleigh road Ph 2671 Ph 267 1 was an informal smoker held in =wiiieriiieiiiiiireiiiciiieniiiitliiiiyiiiiiiiiviiiiisliitlieiiiidiiiibiiiiyiiiiiiiialiiiuniltrui· l;iiioinieiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioinieiiiii.Si I the Wait Hall band room. 1 Clad in ceremonial · robe, Ed s th EJ • Wilson, president of Phi Society, mi ectric Cash Food Store presided at t~e meeting. Bryan Le~ves Cooley Shoe Shop Old Gold and Black GOOD THINGS TO EAT SHOES REPAIRED THE Daniel B. Bryan, graduate of CEMENT WAY Wake Forest College and son of SEND IT HOME TO Dr. D. B. Bryan, left his law of­ Our Agents: fice which he shared with Con­ HORACE FLOYD Your Girl, SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK gressman Harold B. Cooley last HERMAN LEWIS Tuesday to take a position with Phone 375-6 the Department of Justice in We Call For and Deliver Your Mother-In-Law, or New Package Raisins------lOc Box Washington. Your Loved Ones. New Package Pancake Flour---- lOc Box Marshmallows------15c Lb. Bag FOR THE LARGEST STOCK OF VICTOR, BLUEBIRD, A BUCK FIFTEEN ($1.15) PAYS FOR Log Cabin Syrup----· ----15c Bottle DECCA AND COLUMBIA RECORDS SEE THE REST OF THE YEAR. Hershey Chocolate Syrup,- -- 10c Large Can JAMES E. THIEM SEE- 1 Lb. White House Coffee------25c Also New Music Craft Records ...... 29e Mgr.~ 1 Lb. Caraja Coffee------22c 3 Booths for Your Convenience D, E. WARD, Bus. First Store on Fayetteville St. Ral~b. N C Box 232 Wake Forest, N.C. Phones 252-1 and 253-1 We Deliver ~------·-·~.1 ...... •.

' . · . , .. .. Page Six Old· Gold. and Black ~~q,,:~eptember ~~' 1941.:: . ~~~~------~------·------~------~~~=--~--~.-~~--~~~~--~--~ Rea Addresses Tatum, W. ·L. Silbert, Frank. L. rick, 'L. s. Mooroe, Ben T. Ward, Gamma Meet Alumni Group Paschal, Julius c.. Smith, · z: H: James·. R. Minton, Bill Hardiri, THE CO-ED'S FIVESOME Howerton;· E. ·M. Jackson; ViCtor Wm. · Buie ~ Mciver, and H. 0; " The national convention of the (Continued from Page One) E. Jones, Roy M. Smith, L·. D:.Wy._ Barnes, Jr. Gamma Eta Gamma, honorary reviewed 1941 football prospects; -----''----'-~-:-~-.:._-"-~-~------.. "· law fraternity, will be held Octo­ I shot a lot of golf today distributing to alumni a brochure ber 22-25, with headquarters in With joe and Jim and John and Ray; on the Deacon team. the Sir Walter Raleigh Hotel in We all are freshmen-what is more, Raleigh, Lewis Alexander, presi­ Not one of us had played before. In addition to !ormer President dent of the local chapter, announc­ I Ed Stanley, other retiring officers ed this week. One set of clubs was used by all, of the association were J. J. A smoker will begi.;l- the four­ I borro'Y!ed them from Uncle Paul, Shields, vice-president; Ja!fieS day convention on Wedneseday D o r s e t t , secretary; and Sam night, and a business meeting will And 0,. we laughed and clowned and be held Thursday morning. · played, Tatum, treasurer. Main highlight of the conven­ And scores like ten and twelve we made! Members present at the meet­ tion is the banquet which will be ing of the Greensboro chapter, es­ held on Thursday night with Gov­ The aged prof who played behind, ernor J. M. Broughton serving as Was anything but sweet an·d kind, tablished in 1939 under Dr. Roy principal speaker for the occasion Smith, were D. E. Bucker, Dr. R. / and Justice of the Supreme Court And when weputted on sixteen M. Buie, Ja:mes Dorsett, Dr. H: Clarkson serving as toastmaster. And did a tap-dance on the green, Lennon, Dr. J. Clyde Turner, Ed To Sponsor Dance M. Stanley, J. J. Shields, Sam On Friday night, October 24, He strutted past, his head in air,

Beta Gamma chapter of Gamma As gripe-y as a big old bear 1 Eta Gamma will sponsor a dance in the ballroom of the Sir Walter And beat us to the sev'nteenth tee! Hotel on behalf of its brother I thought 'twas r-ude as it could be chapters. In cooperation with the Pan-Hellenic Council, the Gam­ But s'pose 'twas only just his way­ DUMP· DUKE,_ I~as extend an invitation to the He must be forty if a day •••. members and pledges of the vari­ ous social fraternities. A nominal They want to play tomorrow, too; DEACONS! fee will be charged. I don't know yet just what I'll do: Officers will be elected at a bus­ ·"V" iness meeting Saturday morning, Golf as a game is not so hot­ and the convention will end with Still, boy-friends step it up a lot! FOR VICTORY the Wake Forest-Carolina home­ -Edith Earnshaw. coming game and the pledge Let's stomp the Blue dance, Saturday, October 25. I At least one member from each regular Eastern Standard time 1 ROW ... The membership drive Devils in the Dust, of the 40 chapters of Gamma Eta next Sunday is to be used by Ra- of Raleigh's Civic Music Associa­ ... Boys. Gamma in the United States are leigh's State Theatre. It is adver- tion will officially end Saturday expected to be present at the con­ tising a special show which will evening, September 27, at nine No .Cramming Necessary!' vention. Wake Forest alumni start at twelve midnight, run for o'clock. After this time no appli­ TOMORROW IS who are former members of about two hours, and be over soon cations will be accepted. Under­ Gamma Eta Gamma are also in­ enough for the boys who have graduate students may buy tick­ THE DAY • For swell flavor- and vited to attend. dates to get their girls home a lit- ets from Professor McDonald be­ tie after one. The feature picture, fore tonight at headquarters in real chewing -fu_n -the Parade to Follow by the way, stars Charles Boyer, Room 904 of the Hotel Sir Walter "V" Rally Olivia deHavilland, and Paulette in Raleigh. Tentative dates for S6 W. Brewer answer is delicious Goddard and is entitled "Hold the six concerts are November 24, (Continued from Page One) Back the Dawn." ~- December 16, January 22, Febru­ Wrigley's. Spearmint· Gum rally. They were practiced yes­ C. M. A. DEADLINE TOMOR- ary 24, March 12, and May 1. Grocery . - . terday afternoon by the freshmen -::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:::::::::~ to sit in the V formation. I Wake Forest, N. C. Eli Galloway, president of the student body, has given to the There are presses and cheerleaders 1,000 stickers printed I with V-for-Victory and "Beat, presses, but no other Duke". 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