• Practice Teaching Lipper Talks To Tate Provides Experience About Football: The In Classroom Work Smiles Come Easy Now Page Three Page Seven * Pacemaker Award Winner 1963-64 Wake Forest College, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Monday, December 7, *1964 * VOLUME L * * * NUMBER 12 3 Aspects On Agenda Prominent Lecturers Appear Men's Judicial Board To Replace In CU Sex Ethics Symposium Faculty's Executive Committee Job By HENRY BOSTIC, JR. uality.' " ly president of the American STAFF WRITER He stated further that "for Colle~ of Obstetricians and The Fourth Annual College the purpose of revealing and Gtvnecologists. Union Symposiwn, "Sex Eibi-cs analyzing the implications of Responsibility Of Medicine - Marital and Premarital" be our sexual behavior, the com Old Board To Hear "The Challenge of Change" gan yesterday under the direc mittee has given the platform was the title of Dr. Lock's lec tion of the Lecture Committee to a doctor of medicine, a pro ture last night. In the lecture of the College Union. fes!Sor of theology, and a scho The Extreme Cases he dealt wih the moral re 00' The Sympoo1um ww continue lar the social sciences, for no sponsibility of the medical pro longer is this the jurisdiction By ALBERT HUNT through tomorrow with an open fession to lead out in a pro o!f a single science, but the con ASSOCIATE EDITOR forum being conducted by Dr. gram of education in the areas cern of all philosophies. Evelyn M. Duvall, Dr. William of illegitimacy, forced marri A Men's Judicial Board which will handle the ·Hamilton, and Dr. Frank R. Lock represents the medical ages, divorce, and changing sex majority of male conduct violations has officially Lock at 3:30 p. m. in DeTamble field, Hamilton represents the patterns in our culture. started operations. Auditorium of the Humanities field of theology, and Dr. Du At 4 p. m. today Dr. Duvall The. board will, in effect, replace the faculty's Building. vall will speak concerning the will lecture on the "Sense and 3-Fold Purpose position of the social sciences. executive committee although that body will still Nonsense about Sex." She has Mayo Stancil, chairman of Lock has been Professor and handle cases of a "very serious nature," according contributed heavily to the con the Lecture Committee, has Director of the Department of to a Dean's office spokesman. temporary trend toward sex stated that ··the College Unioo, Obstetrics and Gynecology, He explained the executive committee will only education and is the author of through ·this symposium, is at Bowman Gray· School of Medi handle cases such as "sex perversion or problems widel!y used texts and reference temptrl!ng rto expose the medical, cine and Chief of Service, North along these sensitive lines." moral, and mental implications Carolina Baptist Hospital, for !books in this field. Some of her • The board consists of six students, two from each well-known texts include Fami of the phenomenon called 'sex- the past 20 years. He is current- of the upper three classes, who were elected in a ly Living, When You Marry, Being Married, and Family De student body vote last velopment. month and six faculty 12 Freshman Coeds To Vie Dr. Duvall is aliso the author members. of popular guides for young MEN'S JUDICIAL BOARD members discuss left to right) McCall, Daniel, Memory, Sch r;;~~;~~;::s~~~·'"''~~i Senior representatives· om. the peoples such as Love and the the responsibilities that lie ahead of them lossberg, Burroughs, Baker (second row) board are Louis Falzer of Ro For 'Miss Baby Deac' Title Facts of Life, and of the piooeer during their first year of operation. Faculty Gross, Monroe, Turner, Falzer, and (third iFrosts Campus r~ chester, N. Y. and Rus5ell Mc Ca1l of West Point, Conn. study, In-Laws: Pro & Con. and student representatives include (front, row) Barrow, Talbert. Twelve freshman coeds rep if.: By SYLVIA PRIDGEN f.! men students group may have Tonight At 8 Representing the junior class a nominee. ~ FEATURE EDITOR n resenting ten freshman social Hamilton will lecture on will be Steve D-aniel of Roxboro The voting began last Thurs The first snow is differ- fraternity pledge groups and "Faith, Sex and Chastity" to ~ ~ and: Jim MWI.!l"oe of Sali!sbury. !(lay after chapel and will run e~ 0 night at 8 p. m. He is Profes Daniel and Gene Lawson of two freshman dorms are in until midnight Sunday. A bul Tiine Article Gets Protest. The fir.st snow is white ill sor od' Christian theology and Gainesville, Ga. were originally competition for the tiUe, 'Miss letin board with pictures of the and cold and sparkling- M ethics at Colgate-Rochester. He l elected by the junior class, but Baby Deac,' with penny votes candidates has been placed in By ALBERT HUNT "the college has advanced to Clodfelter said he filed 15 ~ like !he sec0111d one. But~ being the deciding factor. has authored such relevant when LaWISOn dropped out of Rey.nolda Hall along with voting ASSOCIATE EDITOR become a reputable small libe- pages of material on the college tJ the first snow is still dif- :,O..) ·School, Monroe, who fimshed Freshman girls participating books as The New Essence of N ferent from the second ~~ jars. A preliminary check of Wake ral arbs schooL" and demonstrations to Time and third in the voting, took his ' in the contest are: Anne Phil Christianity, and The Chris g snow-or the third. ~ The winner will be announced Forest alumni and administra Thorough Inquiry the quote concerning the col- place. lips of Greensboro; Merley Glo tian Man. ill Instead of a blase, non- tl tomorrow in chapel by fresh tors has indicated that while Tribble said a thorough in- lege'.s high school status was Sophomore representatives aDe ver of Concord; Emily Steifle man class president, Jerry Hamilton will also address h~ chalant, "By the way, it'SI ;{ rthe student body in chapel on they will not dispute Time quiry has been made and "no included. Tommy Baker of Raleigh and of Greensboro; Sue Milam of Baker of Kannapolis. Miss Baby @ snowing," it's an excitial!g ;-~ Tuesday on "The First D~zy of magazine's claim of being a one has said that Wake Forest Quote Not Identified Bill Schlossberg of Huntington, Barnesville, Ga.; 'Carol Mabe Deac' will be given a personal i1 unreal, "Say,isthatsnow?': ~ Dying." lively publication, they would CoHege has been referred to as' He said he had heard the W.Va. of Rekls'Ville; Jan Wuerten trophy and the sponsoring fra H The first snow means ;j Last Session question their reporting accu- a high school. phrase used iby several indi- lberger of Charlotte; Nicka ternity will receive the rotat V staring out the window to y Faculty Members "We're inclin~ .to think," he viduals "familiar with North Thompson of Elkins, W. Va.; The last session of the Sym- racy. H make sure tt's still coming ):j ing plaque. continued, "this is a figment Carolina educational history," The faculty members serving Judy Harding of Winston-Salem; With funds from this project posium will be held at 3:30 p. In their Nov. 27 issue Time r~ down, to make sure it's &1, !l'f some passing imagination but they preferred not to be , converting green to white, ;2 Olll the board and their year Ausl;ine Odom of Martinsburg, the freshman class hopes· to m. tomorrow. · · · Imagazine presented an account who wanted to make a story identified. to make sure there'll be \:.: of expiration are Dr. Harold W. Va.; Carol Murphy of Jack sponsor a musical group to en The program will comist of an of Wak: . Forest's reaction _to )1 appear spectacular." In a prepared statement last enough left to throw at the ~'~ M. Barrow, professor of physi sonville, Fla.; Dayna Tate of tertain on campus in the spring. open forum with each of the the deciSions of the Baptist n Tribble noted that when he week, Johnson, the retired Balti it~ loudmouth across the hall. fj cal educatibn (1966); Jasper L: Atlanta, Ga.; and Jerrie Burton According to the class secretary, three guest lecturers partici- State Convention last month. came to the college in 1950, he more journalist and writer, said The first rsn~w has a !:1 Memory, professor of educa of Greensboro. Jan Wuertenberger, plans for paling .ion the discussion. During the course of the story iJ regarded Wake Forest "as one he had written a letter to the f'j magical power of reforma- E~ tion (1966); Dr. Thomas J. As itB first money-making having such a group are tenta Both today and tomorrow they stated that, "For moot of Turner, professor of physics from 9:30-11 a. m., during the its 130-year history, Wake Fa of the best colleges in the South editor of Time calling his at ,., tion. It can change a feel- t~l project of the year, the fresh tive. f j ing of Monday remorse to ;:.\ (1967). coffee hour, an informal discus- rest was known as 'North Caro and as having unusual promise tention to the fact that "long man class is conducting the Previous 'Miss Baby Deac• lj a sudden effervescing of {1 Also Dr. Paul M. Gross, Jr., third annual 'Miss Balby Deac' sion between the three speak- !ina's besrt high school'.'' for developing into a good uni- before the Tribble administra winners are Jan Gross, junior versity," tion the college which Time [;i Christmas spirit. It can con- ;;{ associateprofeS>SOr of chemistry Contest. OnJy- freshman coeds of Bel Air, Md., and Marsha ers, the faculty and the stu- The magazine went on to say He said ewdence of this facll chose describe as a 'high ~~ vert a bleak, stark, build- rJ ( 1967) ; Dr. Charles H. Tal are eligible and any freshman dents will be held in the elevat- that since Harold W. Tri:bble to Cannada, sophomore of Dur - may be found in the long list school' had furnished the state iJ inlg-and-scrub-grass land- W bert, assistant professor of re pledge class or ot11er freshman ed portion of the cafeteria. was named president in 1950, ligion (1968) and Dr. Julian C. ham. o!f distinguished Wake Forest with at least two U. S. Sena [J. scape into a sugary-white h ~~ M Burroughs, Jr., assistant pro alumni and a "concrete illustra- tors, three governors and a doz h !Storybook picture. Snow H feSISor of speech ( 1968). tion" would be a recent book en or representatives includ 8 !X·ans!or~s deadp~ faces .so 0 The six faculty representa l!ilw..::~~~~-·~::;,::y,"':<;:.a:;,:x~iic::<:l Author To Attend Opening ~r~--01'.-ii:..J.ffim..'E.m:.:·~::-;< by the noted Gerald Johnsoo, ing Woodrow Wilson•s majority il mto 1mp1sh ones Wlth pink ~ g cheeks and red noses and M tives were chosen by Presi, The Hod Carrier, in which one leader in the House, Claude deatt Harold W. Tribble from. chapter "is devoted to Mr. Kitchin." t.~ eyes that compete with [1 ~1 th~£:€ of Sam.t_a for relative ~ a lis-t of 12 names submitted: Johnson's experience as a stu- Johnson said he felt the pic- by the faculty committee on:. dent at Wake Forest." ture appearing in Time showing N ability to twinkle. ;;"' Lights Go Up For 'Lemmings' Wed. ~-' The first snow is unique.~ nominations. This is the pro It has been learned that the a group of students with a cedure generally followed in, story was filed to Time by Jim banner reading "To Hell With fi Perhaps it is magic be- f1 By CAROL CLAXON Wednesday on the College second major production of an the drama, · believes that plays selecting committee members. Clodfelter, an undergaduate The Baptists" is a "regrettable iJl cause of its classificatiOill if-~ STAFF WRITER Theater production of "The original play ever presented by "should not be done merely on ;:: -there can only be a first (l ,., student at the University of breach of decorum.'' Baker Is Charimau ' ! The throngs watching cele- Lemmi.ngs." the College Theater. The first the basis of being original pro / snow once a yea;r. t; North Carolina and a part-time "At the same time," he add- brities enter the theater may The play will be an original was "Livin' High," a musical ductions." In its first meeting, the Judi contributor to Time magazine. (Continued on page 5) 1~:.;~·.;,;:::~.;;~~~~~;~;~~-..,::::::tf!.::*.~:.::;rt..:::u:~~~ be missing, but two other in- one - never before produced comedy produced in the spring For this pl~zy, however, he cial board elected Baker to gredients of a Broadway open· - and itB author, Joseph Guz of 1958. has high praise, calling it "the serve as cha:irnlarn: this year. ing night will be present when zetti, Jr. will be in the audience. James Walton of the Depart best-written original script that One of the stipulations of the the lights· go up at 8:15 p. m. t "The Lemmings" will be the ment of Speech, co-director of I've laid my eyes on, from the boa·rd, approved by the faculty writing point of view." 'Challenge' Plans Materialize lasrt year, is that the chairman He describes the play as a shall always be a The Associated Artists of 10-22. LITTLE PEP GRILL Winston-Salem has invited stu- Juror will be Francis W. PIZZA- SPAGHETTI - STEAKS - SANDWICHES dents to submit paintings, gra- Speight, artist, critic, and teach Phics, sculpture, drawings, and er, now professor of fine arts Located Opposite Greyhound Bus Station By SUSIE MEMORY portraits for selection in its at East Carolina College, Cash Open 6 Til 10 Every Day STAFF WRITER Second Annual Open Juried prizes will be ·awarded. "Quite a change" is involved Show, to be held in the Arts Interested students should con in moving from behind the desk Council Gallery, James Gordon tact Carolyn Hathaway, Exhi to in front of it, as about 60 Hanes Community Center, Jan. bition Chairman. education ~&tudcnts involved in the practice 1eaching progvam COLEMAN'S Take Home have found this fall. Since October 1 thctse stu dents have been part of a com the K & W cafeterias pletely different world-a world INVITE YOU TO DINE WITH THEM TODAY OR ANY ~~ of chalk dust, absentee forms, lesson plans, and fa..scinating DAY AT YOUR CONVENIENCE - AT ANY ONE OF new minds. THEIR FIVE LOCATIONS New Experiences Excellent Food, Service, and Within this world each has disoovered a variety of ex Satisfaction periences. Trish Grimsley, .sen ior of Whiteville, ·and Bitsy Wil WINSTON-SALEM IDGH POINT THE son, senior of Charlotte, have, 422 North Cherry Street 110 East High Street INDIVIDUAL like the majority of their teach P'kw'y Plaza Shopping Center GREENSBORO BOX ing classmates, found these ex Knollwood at Thruway Friendly Shopping Center periences "very different and very exciting." Mi!.S·s Grimsley teaches an ad vanced eleventh grade ~lish Patronize OG&B Advertisers THE clalSS at East FoDSyt.h High FAMILY School, a school with an en BUCKET rollment of ·around 1400 stu- ' dents. Miss Wilson is in charge Feeds5to7 of a lllinth grade language, People 1tional arts, and social IStudies class of his at Kernensville Junior High 3.50 School. Optimistic Teacher rom a Ask Ahout The Barrel where "I am so optimistic about !Uneri teaching!" iMis.s Grimsley ex-· STUDENTS lla ve .d Let..:. claimed. She began with two analysis study of classroom problems. ed ex weeks of observation, during 9 - :rreece. which she met the principal by her supervising teacher and At first it was· "hard to get and was .shown around the !lchoolroom on December 16, i by a professor from the Edu used to it, but now teaching will school. Also during this time they all have many V'alu cation Departm€1n.t. Supervisors seem.s perfectly natural. I was able experiences look back SnAK noosE'· sb.c observed her supervising .to make spot observatfons from a little discouraged art first on. Both Miss Grimsley and teacher and was given such time to time, and after con when I couldn't handle dis jobs as grading paper.s to fa Mi&s Wilson feel that their time ferring with the supervising cipline problems, but once I has been well-t'>pent. "I'll hate miliarize her with the stu teacher give suggestions and established that I w~ the boss t dents. to leave,'' said Miss Grimsley. criticisms to each student. everything woo all right." "I guess the more .involved ''My teacher immedia,tely "There are so many rewards When these hard-world!ng stu showed me her list of IS'tudents you get .in the cLassroom, -the to this type of experience," dents finish their tStint .in the more you get out of it." and their .grades, and I made Miss Grimsley said enthusiasti------a seating chart so I could learn Thruway ;tudy. the students ·am.d rtheir abilities Shopping Center y area before I began teaching them," like~=·:th~e 1t's worthwhile. th~~~~~e You ;~u ':~Adventfeel .1.~-.-.s Celeb-..r.tedI -.., she explained. "I even looked i noisy so close :to them. They're all 300 S. Stratford Rd. lfusing intotheir personal backgrounds. just your children." ne?n It helps a whole lot to know Wmston-Salem. N. C. claim • something about your students." Approach Must Fit In Special Services oblems Itn teaching an advanced class, COLLI:NS Miss Grimsley has encountered However, the practice teacher can be finds that her ·approach must Advent, the first LSeason. of -Dec. 11. Clyde Randolph, a few discipline problems. "As the church year, will be cele- Winston-Salem attorney, will ,f their fit itself to the class. Miss Wil DEPARTMENT STORE long as you maintain the posi brated this year .in a series of present -address. son's class iJS made up of all m "those tion that you are the teacher special programs sponsored by -Dec. 14. A sermon will be you'll have no proMem," she boys from 14 to 17 years old, •U can most of whom have failed at the Baptist Student Union. presented by the Rev. Fred PARKWAY PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER r hard said. "One of the hardest things for student teachers is least one grade since they en ng the tered school. includeSpecial addreSISesadvent aetiv1ties by promi- will EndTerry, Baptist Minister Church of ofthe Winston- West ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~g"' :room. keeping the proper relationship nent members of the Williston. Salem. ;tudenrt: between student and teacher. "These boyiS come from lower Salem community, prog11ams -Dec. 15. A. Lewis Aycock, m; door You must remember that you income groups with no cultuval by faculty members, and musi- associate professor of English, to the are the teacher in the stu- advrun.tages," !She explained. cal prog!"ams. will present a program featur- a quiz dent's eyes. They will respect "Most of their families don't Events scheduled in the ad- ing slides of art masterpieces {rom the camera you." leven own a dictionary." vent celebration are: on ChriiSitmas subjects. During the practice .teaching "They can learn, but it's of :ng be- ' -Dec. 'j:_ An address by the -Dec. 16. The Speech De eJhip'r(8hore· period each !Student is .graded hard," she went on to say. ~them Rev. Dick Ottaway, Episcopal partment will present ·a special '/,-'PtE5:ton .$tudio e prac- "They have the worst time fol Chaplain of Wake Forest Col- Christmas program. ~ J ,/ .,1 ~ noilse, lowin-g directions. But they're lege, will be pres€1n.ted. -Dec. 17. The Rev. string-bow 'le, is not at all apathe REYNOLDA MANOR l l j It's longer, wider, lower. It's swankier, more spacious. You CO!Jld KETNER'S CAFETERIA Styled-right '65 Chevrolet mistake it for an expensive car-if it weren't for the pnce. Under New Management FaraPress. LUNCH Featuring the Keiner Special DINNER Slacks • Meat, Two Vegetables Never Wrinkle C • Bread and Butter Won't Wilt or Muss • Choice of Dessert Greases are Permanent • Coffee or Tea Colors are Fast 1 Fresh-minted styling. V8's availabl~ with up to 350 hp. 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EL PASO, TEXAS ld Wake Forest's rise from the moves indoors for fue winter, VOLUME Noticed last summer, a small bowl games. position) did. Our main pur- the lone spot on the undefeated doormat of the Atlantic Coast the Kappa Sigs have arnrnassed side of the ledger, and scar on the brow of Davidson's Ahl the foobballs have been pose was to pick-up a -change are Conference to a title contendel' a total point output thus far of waiting for a playoff in the All-American center Fred Het in was given added recogniion in put aVI!ay and newspapers have the!iJr offense and to find 720.1 points. The Theta Chi's, zel. "Where did you get that told every exci'ting and impor- out where we were being bur¢ losers bracket to decide their the annual post-season awards. former front runners, now find scar, Fred?" tru1t story that they cotlld find. defensively. From this infer- opponent in the finals. Led by Coach Bill Tate's selec themselves in second place, 38 "It was at the Olympic Trials. At Wake Forest College , mation we could rtake advan- The Sig Ep's and Theta Chi tion as the ACC's Coach of the points back with a point total are fighting it out in the losers I was playing against Bad News everyone has received his due take of the mistakes which of 682. The 'Big Red" needs 31 Year and Brian Piccolo's selec praise •and had his story told they made. bracket for the right to face tion as Player of the Year, the Barnes (Texas Western's All only a winter letdown by llie American star). He popped me -except the story that could "We started with our the KA's in he championship Deacons' return to prowess was Kappa SigJS to enable them to game to be held tonight at 8:00. and I went down hard. possibly be the moot impor- basic game plan and from slip back in front. However, if symbolized in awarding the two iant of 1:hem all. That is the there we made our changes "The largest turnout I've ever For either of the two front runners men most responsible for its Barnes helped the dazed Het story of how the football team accordingly, Also, the more had," is the way Dr. Dods()n, zel to his feet and commented feel .safe with their lead, they success. met immediate offensive and passes which we threw, the director of the intramural pro- 4 ;• Thirty-on Coach Tate's selection was with a big b['oad smile, "Gee, defensive changes in the op- more calls we had to make should look over their shoulders gram, describes the ibasketball dents were unanimous. This was the first I'm sorry Fred. I didn't mean rposition's strategy. because the quarterback did for llie onrushing KA's who now situation. Play in the winter's to ·appear time tl1is has ever happened. to hurt you. If I had wanted Tecnically the set-up is not have time to pick-up all occupy third pla<'e with 648 major sport begins Dec. 7 with of Who's \'1 Piccolo garnered all but three to, I would have knocked y-our called the spotter system. the defensive changes in his points. ten fraternity and 41 indepen leges and of the eighty-one votes cast. head off.'' but rightly it should be call- vision." In bowling lasi. week, fue dent teams entered. The facul Two oilier key performers in North Carolina, for all bel ed the inner workings be- Whenever the spotters found dent comrr the Deacon revival, quarterback lowing about Billy "the Kid" hind this year's winning a flaw in either the oppon- group WillS John Mackovic and end Rich Cunningham and soph sensa season. It is more appro- ents' offense or defense, they sider thos€ ard Cameron, also came in for tion Bob Lewis may well be de :priately associated with a immediately informed Tate well-known honors. Cameron, 1\IIackovic's pending on another sophomore military operation. who made his !Plans accord- fool: lor tlte gofclelt arc6es • as the Wh· favorite target, was named for clutch play this winter. Ian Line coach Bill. Davis said, mgly, This season Tate used outstanding along wifu Piccolo to the All Morrison, an all-starter from you couldn't have found a
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