J& J& %flP^^ *^iW TALK OF RESPONSIBILITY NEW FRESHMEN ISNT CRAP REGULATIONS (See Page Two) (See Page Eight) The News And Editorial Voice Of The Davidson College Student Body NUMBER TWO LVIII DAVIDSON COLLEGE, DAVIDSON, N. C. 28036, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1968 THE OTHER DA VIDSOIS-1 Change And Contrast Mark Life still By ROBERT PYEATT But conditions have begun Mills as well as the college. Five years ago theMayor's Negro community is crowded, housing short Associate Editor to change. One resident of The Other Committeeon Community Re and a inves age Many of the Negro fami The economic position of Davidson assessed the mean- lations was formed to still exists. There are 152 between old houses have been con living within the limits the Negro community has ing of the economic growth: tigate problems lies and blacks in demned or will be condemn- of the of changed as the result of a "Used to be a manworked at whites David town Davidson. Today the practice of ed when they are vacated. It be difficult relatively recent influx of the college and brought home son. would to segregation has been curtail Among the members of the them as typical industry to the Davidson $40 a week to his wife and characterize kids. in most of the businesses Negro community, there i- a small college area. maybe had four or five ed residents of of in the town. thr Mm that conditions can town anywhere In America. Members of the community Now he can work at one mills he gets paid Last September a housing be different. They are distinctly a part of are now employed by H. K. the or by the college, project was begun which has Some are determined to the South and n part of Da- Porter Co.. General Time more and his wife work Together led to the construction of 20 make them different. vidson, as much a part of Corp.. Carolox Co.. Reeves can too. Bros. Inc. and Mooresville they may make $125 a week." new homes so far. But the Continued Next Week what is called Davidson -\; the college itself, perhaps more so. Their community is separ ate and distinct from the (Staff Photo by Lyle> community of students, pro ON fessors and prosperous towns Faculty SENATE DRONES Sketches Free U.President Rich Cowart dozes while Senate debates. people.Ithas beenshaped h> the coalescence of their in dividunl racia1 history with the economic, social and poli Student Senate Proposes tical forces at work around them. Drinking Picture Most of them have lived here all their lives. They arc - Convention largely a static population. Constitutional a hereditary communin ac Trustee Query itself. By DANNY WHITE iod of one meeting before can vote on the code customed to maintaining it Thus Saith Faculty: Staff Writer action may be taken on a possibly next Thursday, the self here. Constitutional amendment day before the trustees meet. The SGA Senate"tormall> They arc- the residents of This is the text of the faculty statement on regu once it is introduced. In other business, the Sen nlished all freshman The Other Davidson. drinking: SpursStatement the The motion carried by a ate voted unanimously to en- tions and freshman not the only Davidson College as an institution expects proposeda Consti vote of 9 3 with the only op dorse the faculty administra Negroes are * urt and to operate in strict accordance with both the By hiding the faculty Student modify position coming from sopho tion proposal concerning the residents of The Other Da JOHN WILLIAMS tionalConvention to the spirit and letter of the laws of the State of North Editor Life Committee and the the mores Ed Dobbs and Gary- implementation of the drink vidson. but they are in Associate e conflicts between majority. Perhaps 20 while- Carolina with regard to the possession and con- A statement outlining in faculty Committee on Fr.i' isting and the Cash and senior John Pass ing rule in the code. The fat beverages. re- Constitution families also live- in the area sumption of alcoholic Additional iii.il drinking privilege* un ernities. Clubs and Social Code of Responsihi more Cash pointed out that ulty administration proposal ■poSad west of Main Street that striction on possession and consumption are im- Hit the proposed Code <>f Life. It was intialK approved y in major business at its .i petition of the freshmen was almost identical to the Bright Ih- defined as The posed by the College. Responsibility was iujpnwiri of the college, the executive ?ekly meeting Tuesday showed that 25 percent of proposal of the Senate sub- campus (Mm Davidson, hut they do The possession and consumption on facult\ Tuesd.n committee of the faculty strike tec that class the present mitted last week that drink h\ the The motion to favored of beer. ale. and wine (ABC Laws 18-641 by stu- S(iA be in the not share the same feelinc of The Mteinen:. nlmh . and President Joe Mur his |and 4 of Article 8 system of regulations. How ing allowed resi over, of alcoholic bever- halls, community and group history dents 18 and and other represents the position of phy before being presented aling with freshman regu ever, co freshman advisor dene-e in fraternity 18-60) over, that the Negro community ages (ABC Law by students 21 and the administration .ind Ck»e- to the faculty. from the by laws was John Gilmour said that only houses and at the Union at homes, lions shares. shall be permitted only within private l\ resembles ;tiiit adopted Dean of Students Rich- lanimously proposed last three of the 17 members of specified times. houses, halls, designated fraternity residence by the Sen.Ue laM Week, ard C. Burts Jr. emphasized However, the Conslitu the Freshman Council favor The Senate also approved The Negro community is Union, MM eek. areas of the College and any other area permit drinking "only that the trustees will be faced waiting per the regulations. the request of the Honor distinguished from the col- would >n requires a ed of the campus which the College Administration frat- with the sole question of S(1A Joe Murphy Court to appoint Bayard lege community by its lack >f within private honn . PreaMent may designate for a specific occasion. ernity residence whether to approve the code, that the Senate call a Miller. Frank Spence and economic power, its lack of houses. asked Students and non-students are expected to of approve the Convention in Johnny Baker to the Investi education and training, and halls, designated areas of not whether to Constitutional abide by North Carolina laws and Davidson Col- t.'nion, also. modify the of gation Committee. Miller will its lack of political power. the College and any statement Alters order to areas lege regulations. "Their jobis to set the gen conflict the Consti serve as chairman of the For all practical purposes it other area of the lampus I between said, way. milage admini- eralpolicy." Burts "and tution and the code. The SGA committee. has always been this which the Rush Rules designate for feav« the specific details of must now approve the calling tration may a IIFC , in ■when and how to the admin Representatives of the In- of convention in an elec- ii occasion." the istration. faculty and slud- terfraternity Council voted tion Monday and Tuesday. The facult> '■ action came response to a request hj elltv Tuesday night to limit the At the same time the SGA in Given trustees illustra "If it turns out thai this Committee the lor an Mayor's ' ratio freshmen to frater will elect 29 members to at of the drmkint is not the best plan. he mM nity men at social gatherings tend the convention— eight tion of kM might im- "then we would not have to three to five from each of the upper class tion of the eode Ih- to freshmen wait six months for a trust- fraternity men. es and five from the fresh plemented. board, which lias al- meeting to make .( The previous ratio had man class. The Senate select By Town Council The Power i change." ready delayed on the ode been four freshmen to eight ed 7 members to attend the The committee consists of th.it Ii illegal. twice, expected to render The traditional policy Of fraternity men. convention: Franklin Ander By NORWOOD POLAND complaints of discrimination discrimination is present indeed is the Callage has always b.m The three five ratio will be son. Jim Cooley. Fletcher Staff Writer in Davidson. 15 members at there it only implied, a final verdict at its meet " are two faculty members and town weekend. hed beingunder the influence fraternity parties Hartsell, Peter Hobbie. C. L. The Davidson Town Council The Committee shall be "The apparently has ing here next in effect at of alcohol, drinking pos schools, Higgins has passed an ordinance giv empowered anticipate, five Negroes. Jesse Sims and taken no new stand on dis jf The statement represents and in other also. Any Cheshire. Harrison to the David ;" Mike Maloy are the student crimination other than to "the initial method which sessing alcohol on number in excess of this ra and Covey Carter. ing legal status and pow. consider, and deal with soc- representatives, with attempts at concilia be used drink son campus. tio will be considered a rush In calling the convention of conciliationto the Mayor's ial problems within the com Robert make would toallow Pyeatt as alternate. tion." only if the The campus is defined as violation. Murphy pointed out that the Committee on Human Rela munity. including but not ing on campus Mike Morris, one of the Sims, however, the code." the town limits of Davidson The rule allowing no more present Constitution must be tions. limited to open housing, fair expn trustees approve leaders of the barbershop optimism that the ordinance Dean of Faculty Frontis W and the Lake Campus. than four freshmen in a fra- amended to include the The Council last week vot employment, and public ac- boycott, expressed disap I'.reatly Otherwise, he Students voted out their ternity house at one time wHI changes of the code. This ed unanimously to establish comodations.' the ordinance would improve con Johnston said. point own ban on drinking in 196") also beenforced. must be done before the SGA a body to hear and act on says. ment that the ordinance ditions in the community said, the statement will be does include specific pro- It void by vote of 301-150. one The ordinance does not give not looks as if everybody with "null and hibitions of a gripe going MM drawn vote overthe two thirds mar the Committee on Commun discriminators is to be beard The statement practices "It doesn't stale by several groups, inr- gin required. ity Relations any specific now. he said i:p ' Delays; powers to deal with the prob Writ Chides SEC lems of the communiiy ex- .', :. .i< ACTION, PLEASE ■.■■-,:.*: cept to hear grievences The work of the committee Irked Murphy Hits Back was brought into the spot light last spring in connect- ion with the student boy. By PAUL ROWLAND Thursday as the deadline for be necessary to uphold this May Be Changed of Barbershop. Curfew Saff Writer compliance with the other constitution." cott Johnson's Committee may recom of the Student two orders. "It's fine to have a con The term begins do not Formation the Town Council Action, Please is designed to cut red tape Cancellation after the Government Court and distri "There are priorities in the stitution. but when it starts mend to of cuts, he said. "legislation or other actions run-around in administrative chan- affect the announced" number" " of the SGA bylaws ami things Ido." SGA Presi gettingin the way..." Murphy and end the » bution to or reduce dis nels, whether the channels are those of the col regulationshave been ordered dent Joe Murphy responded, said. He added that he eliminate any court appointed en with respect to lege administration, student government, faculty Why isn't there student Court of Appeals. explaining that "I was doing thought "the constitution mation fights, missing fire extinguish by the race, color, religion or nat or the Town of Davidson. to deal with water of order, the thai and Iresent someone needs guidelines, not fences. committees campus or student property? The writ ional origin." "Why nots?", injustices, questions and sug- ers and damage to Appeal's was telling what to do." Recent freshman water they cant Court of first. me gestions are all welcome, and whether the answer Do we have responsible students if to the SGA Senate Court of Appeals Chairman raids neeessita'ed the writ. A Mayor's Committee on appoint a enforce their regulations? issued was is printed or not, the queries will be followed up court and Committee (SEC) Cousar said the action according to Cousar. "Fun's Community Relations — Richard C.Burts Jr. Executive Bud by DAVIDSONIAN. The column will run Monday night. The writ set was taken under the constit fun. but when you start ruin- appointed as an informal ad THE for authority court ing property." he said,"the visory group without legal every other week. ordered the today as the deadline re- utional of the ♥ « * * The Court of Appeals Monday "to writs as may limit has been passed." He status by Mayor F. I.. Jack- to nominate mem- gulation distributionand next issue such classes any Senate Executive Committee referred to extensive dam- son five years ago. Since we don't have Saturday of the Student Government Court, which property longer, why do we have the same curfew rules at bers age done to student Dr. Daniel D. Rhodes, handles these offenses, by Oct. 10, as a result of on first and second floors of fraternity houses? The rule now requires girls to chairman of the mayors by midnight all nights but Burts' statement. Belk during a raidlast Satur- committee, said "What we be out of the houses However, SGA President Joe Murphy plans Schedule Saturday. must leave the houses by 1:30 Election day night wanted was official recog Girls to ask for reconsideration of the writ, since he a.m. Saturday night (Sunday morning). would be The following schedule of Senate and Resi- "The freshman can just nition and endorsement by — Page says the Student Government Court Council, represent Steve Respon- dence Hall Council iRHC'i elections has been an- put their beanies back on if the Town superceded by provisions of the Code of Frank Murphy, Elections Board chair- of sibility, he expects to be adopted by the nounced by they're going to act like ing the people of Davidson. there's not been any general re- which man. Polls will be open from 7:50 a.m. to 2:40 our efforts toward the elim "Because Board of Trustees next Friday. children." Murphy said of the specific regulations," said Dean of ♥ " ♥ " p.m. in the lobby of Chambers on the day speci- Saturday- of discrimination in views of the disturbances on ination Students Richard C. Burts Jr. fied, and runoffs will be held on succeedingclass Sept. "If they this community." Why wasn't the student store,and along with night and 25 However, he said the rule probably would tables, Saturday days. (freshman) don't accept re- "This ordinance gives the it the pool open last afternoon be revised "pending what ever review" does come and night? Both were open Saturday nights last Senators are to be inauguratedupon election. sponsibility, they're going to Community Relations Com from the Code of Responsibility be punished." mittee prestige and of " " " year. AJ1 thojc wishing to run must file with Murphy new " — Dick Anderson in Duke 133 before midnight of the date listed. ficial sanction to expand Also included in the writ doing un- Exactly how many chapel cuts will we get what it has been store, of order was an instruction impro-.e com- each term? And, now that we have the one-fourth Peter Nicholls. director of the student FILING ELECTION officially to ' to the Senate Executive Com munity relations. Khodcs cut rule, if the college announces that we have said Wednesday that lack of labor was the reason." Q-FiCE DEADLINE DATE mittee to appoint another tfu- com four cuts, and five speakers later cancel out, do "The next one to ask, send him down to work said. "Of course open Residence Hall Senators member to the Court of Ap mi'.teenowhas legal recourse we then get only three cuts? He said that the pool tables were from peals vacancy creat- — Pyeatt Saturday, only 16 to fill a to the authority of the Town Robert 7:30 to 11 p.m. last but that four & RHC Oct. Oct. 23 graduation of (Except Cannon & East) ed by the Council and to the coirU if or five students used them. Bruce Weile. necessary." Students will get four cuts the first term, Nicholls attributed the absence of students Freshman Class Senators Oct. 23 Oct. 30 according to Chaplain Scott Woodmansee, who willing to work Saturdaynights to the large num- The SGA constitution also Rhodes expressed confid- scheduled assemblies the first ber leaving for the weekend, now that Saturday grants of Appeals ence legal measures said there are 18 Cannon tt East Senators the Court that term. classes have ended. and RHC members Oct. 23 Oct. 30 authority to cite students would not be needed except for contempt of court in ord- to lend the committee great- er to enforce its writs. er bargaining power. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR CErfP BautDeonian NEWS AND EDITORIAL VOICE OF THE DAVIDSON COLLEGE STUDENT BOOY Urges Rationality; Published weekly by the students of Davidson College during the school year, except periods. matter at Whitfield during holidays and examination Entered as second class Davidson N. C. 28036 Mixer Dates Are Unrewarding PAGE TWO FRIDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1968 puter dates are unsahsi We must accept not only To The Editor: To Tho Editor: establish as the new essence to tory. unrewarding, and spoil the behavior the new liberties to be given Though Ido not claim of Davidson majority my what could be a pleasant Another year is upon us. code, if they however, must accept speak for a of will require, us. but great evening. and it would appear, once effective, that also the responsibilities which classmates. I think a Chambers' Ghost aretobe we as agree There are several reasons Old again, blind that adherence responsible students first of accompany new freedom, many freshmen would to holy tradition has safely that the present system per why this is the case. First. You'd never get a God-fearing tive it promptly built another one in all abolish the several follies and must give genuinely ser- on ensconched myriad follies the taining to the weekendmixers the questionnaire which Presbyterian to admit it, of course, its place. such as theannual water riot ious consideration to computer within a panoply of ridicu will is badly in need of reap the cards and but there is a story, whispered when Well, old Mr. Chambers is long de- and the orgiastic train-bomb manner in which we deal are is lously tolerant administrative among who praisal and subsequent re matches based un told at all. that old Maxwell Chambers parted and presumed with Saint Peter barding insobriety which has with those us when used with now, local folklore, leniency. annually typified Thurs would only exploit our new vision in order for it to be realistic a wasn't opposed to taking a drink every but according to the aomputer. back occasionally to Davidson day before Spring Frolics freedoms. a success. now and then. he still comes The infamous are some Second, the questionnaire Chambers, of course, is the man check up on us. Whenever the rains Gentlemen have been in resi- (Dave's Night); and second Should we not do this, then Though there at these could bebetter planned to bt gave the college a cool quarter of subside and the grass in front of the dence only a week, and al- ly that we take upon our wedeserve nobetterthan the good matches made ho mixers, episodes indicative of specifi. 1850's Those Chambers dies, you ready floor dis selves the responsibility of antiquated, u n e n lightened this year's more million back in the present Building Belk's first opinion peculiarities or tastes. With t Davidson, majestic columns gracefully the ravagea initiating strong disciplinary' policies which have formed have, in the of this were lean years for and the can see where the bears the all the psychology and socio Presbyterians weren't of Old Chambers were anchored. That, of annual waterriot. action against those of us the basis for student govern writer, demonstrated Mecklenburg the scarcity such logy majors and professor', over storysays,is evidence of the ghost The CRAP proposals which who would abuse the free- ment at Davidson in the past. comparative of about to trouble their consciences the on campus, surely it would Chambers' little sins. The devil had of Maxwell Chambers returned. some of our numbers have doms granted us by the Henry A. Whitfield III, '"» satisfaction. cases the com- not be too arduous a task to had the money long enough, theyrea- worked so hard to officially CRAP proposals. Davidson Colloga In most was time for the Now we're not about to endorse a produce an insightful and sonedsweetly; now it ghost story, of course, but next time meaningful questionnaire. x>rd to have it. Chambers, surprisingly. money you're in front of take a But, Joe, IThought You Said He Was Housebroken' Many persons familiar with Not Chambers' at the front lawn. So dry is it made Davidson the richest college gander the nature of computers Princeton, and his generosity that not only are the old column holes would agree that the exist south of visible,but also the outline of the en- by naming the main ing questionnaire is inade was rewarded tire building. regard to its campusbuilding after him. Even when quate with in building, affectionately dubbed Old Max's ghost is back for sure. tended use. that Third, whole idea or Old Chambers, burned to the ground Could it be that he thinks the campus the the college was so apprecia has been dry long enough? questionnaires is rather mis in 1921. conceived. It can be safely said that, with the exception of Davidsonhonor and chival Wanted: Helping Hands ry where nice personalities and poorappearanceare con cerned. most men are at Twenty boys need your help. says he can't take off from work. tractedprimarily by a pretty Boys, ages 11-15. all members of And assistant scoutmaster LynMon- regard per senior, says stu- face and tend to Boy Scout Troop 75, which received tague,Davidson that sonality later. Since a ques its charter this week at a ceremony dents who have special scouting skills cannot accurately help out by giving tionnaire at Davidson United Methodist Church. can as counselors be indicative of appearance, So if you have some special scout a demonstration. it is outmodedand useless. type skills,or even only a willingness The troop meets weeklyon Tuesday nights at 6:30 at the Community Cen- As a solution to this prob to help out. ... may Isuggest that we Specifically, students can help by ter on Griffith Street. lem. the is on a firmer do away with this futile acting as leaders on weekend hikes. Now that troop merely Raeford, footing, it needs some more helping match-making and Scoutmaster James who meeting during hands. Yours, maybe? arrange a between works part of the weekend. a classfulof menand aclass ful of women, en masse. This arrangement would enable students to establish The Library, Again (which is their own matches as it should be), and many Where to put the new library? For steps beyond the present library. It unpleasant instances of hav nearly two years now that's been a would round off nicely a quadrangle ing been deserted or finding burning question, and the trustees with Chambers. Martin Science Build- that one's computer date has are still looking for an answer. ing and the present library. It made other arrangements, as They have sought the— opinion of wouldn't clutter— up the campus. And well as the accompanyingde just about everybody their own —its behind which is bound to be ugly spondency. could be mini Buildings and Grounds Committee, wouldn't be bared for public view. mized. the Library Planning Committee, fac- The argument— most often offered In order for this to work ulty members, and an assortment of against the site the danger involved effectively, a problem which architects and so-called experts. But in crossing— Concord to get to the build- is rampant under the present one group they seem to have over- ing simply won't wash. Virtually Reid Unfair, Freshman Protests; system would have to be looked is the group having the biggest everyone on campus manages to get eliminated altogether: the stake in the matter: the student body. safely across State 115 at least once a problem of upperclassmen. We are not going to attempt to day to get to the post office, and 115 It would seem that a fresh speak for thestudent bodyas a whole, has a lot more traffic than Concord Bridges Hits Minister's Unreality man mixer should provide an of course, but we would call to the Road. opportunity for freshmen to concerned, fact, board's attention some oft ignored As far as we're in To The Editor: at Davidson for a littlemore cannot agree with Hamilton. part of the real world. get to know some women at only argument any weight one carries than two weeks. frank Although Ido -person a timewhen they as yet have against — distinguish only Quite not Hamilton warns of falling In a poll of the student body two the Concord site and that is "The dull ly. this class cannot haveany ally advocate the of nocontactsin theirnew situa said use alco "into the hands of the living springs ago. over 80 percent of the the possibility of a coordinate girls' races or nations." judgments passedupon it one nevertheless tion. to "but man. hoi. Irealize God." I would frankly be some 600 students returning ques- campus the north sometime in the Thoreau. the wise way or the other. drinking part The upperclassmen have — that is a of the more concerned about God's tionnaires 507 to be exact —favored future. individuals." Whether intendedas ■ barb real world. Perhaps Hamil been around longer and have If the college's future-planners are Thoreau wrote the wrath if Iwere causing stu get. a site across Concord Road. Only 47 When against Davidson admission ton's Mississippi is a little had.or will their chance: serious about a girls' campus and above,he wasabout the same dents to live in an atmos- probably voted for a Lingle Manor site— where— policies, or any other under less real than Davidson Col- they are older and want to place library age as Mr. Bob Reid. phere that was anything short experienced the trustee committee wants it and therefore the so lying purpose. Reid's article lege, but if so. perhaps he more in the art put it in front of that it would be in between the two of realistic. of many even fewer would Reid, however, is still is indefensible and unfair to too is "less human." capturing women: Dorm, the planning com- campuses, we hereby retract all our Mr. fraternin Little which busily distinguishing races the freshman class. It is truly disturbing to me have cars and reportedly favors. arguments.Get us some girls, and we'd Ifeel that a liberal arts worn mittee nations, and. in the Sept. Davidson. Ibelieve, is one that a member of my chosen houses and contacts in Concord Road site has a num- be willing to have the library in Mt. and college should teach its stu- colleges The 30 edition of The Charlotte place where militant student profession is so unrealistic in en's which facilitate in its favor. It is only 30 Mourne dents about life in the real their dating. ber of factors Observer, he made some activity is unnecessary. But his approach to this issue. world. Any type of imposed comments on the present if the faculty of DavidsonCol- Lundy, reality is detrimental to the T. Randall Bridges, '"" Allen '72 freshman class of Davidson lege were to treat the fresh- students who will later be a Davidson College College Gruesome Twosome College. man class as summarily and Davidson On the basis of a few inter arbitrarily as did Mr. Reid Pat Taylor, who's running for lieu- when in the first place they couldn't views and his own keen in in his article. I am sure that tenant governor in North Carolina, do it and in the second place, they Mght. Reid has handily classi the freshman would make isn't exactly what you'd call a typical really wouldn't do it if they could." fied the new freshmen as a their dissatisfactionknown by Where Is crowd, actions that would be very The politician. In a he looksuneasy. The newspaper account didn't say. milky group of affluent Prophet? talks, a soft, almost but it's likelv that Taylor was thinking Southerners, carefully and inconsistent with Mr. Reid's When he its in By SWEATT And when he of candidates like George Wallace. thoroughly evaluationof the Class of '72. OAVID their own Jude in the Minnesota senator. apologetic manner. indoctrinatedwith Managing Editor smiles, breaks into a big Spiro T. Agnew (who?) and North the of their parents, Fortunately, in the rnje of Marchers turned "Clean Genes" and took his face beliefs "Hay, Jude, don't it Carolina's own Jim Gardner. To that which they clutch likr the administration of '.livid- make bad. Take a a stab at the established political process. grin — beliefs sad song make it urges The if Pat Taylor is no typical list of "fear preachers" men who security blankets while hap son College, it appears that and better." They lost. But even Beatles' latest hit. teepiihlitirian. he can see clear through worship the police, right or wrong, or pilv pursuing selfish, personal with age comes somt wisdom Will they go back to the streets? men who are. have implied they would have looters interests. and understanding of the in- The'Letter of Jude in the New Testament Some have said no: "What you saw this the — warns the first century congregation to year week, for example, he was shot, or both we would add the name Last but not least. Reid dividual, so there m.iy be was the dying gasp of a bunch of Last Iwhom it is that bosses, speaking to a group in Fayetteville. of Taylor's Democratic running-mate. accuses the freshmen of be hope yet for Bob Reid. addressed false teachers hacks and bums. Four years from , have made their way into the church and now and on the matter of "law andorder.' Bob Scott. ing so callous as to be at Da- Bill Lineaweaver, '72 well be running that party." asserted must be rejected in favor of the truth of one youthful a trite campaign phrase if there ever From Scott and Gardner in particu- vidson for the prime purpose Davidson Collage McCarthy asssitant following politicians who ex- lar we are tired of hearing about law of studying. God if the people are to be saved. the rejection of the Vietnam "peaceplank" was one. and the of the ploit it. he said this: "I've never raised and order. They've been harping on The destination letter remains a and the defeat of Senator McCarthy for the Such accusations as Reid "" mystery and the name that of presidential Jude. this issue in this campaign because it for months now. to the delight of has made unfair and ir Jesus' nomination at the Democratic are brother, may be only a pseudonym. But never met a person who opposes Tar Heel right-wingers and to the neg- responsible. They rank on a To The Editor: convention. I've Jude. whoever he was. warned the people lect of the real issues. par with such pithy bits of page of last Others feel the political spectrum is not The editorial against the false prophets of the age. wide enough for "Everyone agrees we should have What Taylor said in additionapplies superficial reasoning "Ne- DAVIDSONIAN fea them. And while the old as week's Today's congregation of the American men bemoan law and order. But some would have equally well to both: 'There are those groes are inferior to whites." tured a letter of concernfrom "the Communist influence" people appears to be searching for its own they miss significance you believe that they will work some who take the serious issues which con- Dr. Charles G.Hamiltonover the of. or refuse to Specious reasoning often Jude. Indeed many have presented them- recogniie. an indigenous kind of miracle and everyone will obey front us and turn them into superfical the student body's response anarchist move issues, good enough copy selves and many have won large segments ment the law, or that they would overturn with which they appeal not to makes to to the CRAP Report. Ican bred in America by Americans. reason, sense, be printed in of the congregation over to them. the Supreme Court and the Constitu your your common but The Charlotte not help reacting negatively Non-electoral institutions would foster your Observer, should not be But overall the group is split— no man or "creative tion and the President and everybody to anger and reaction." but to Hamilton'sletter. disorder." according to these anyone idea or symbol has wonrecognition as "the spokesmen else and the leave the enforcement of What a pitiful pair of typical politi- respected by interest- drives home the of a new American politics of Hamilton Word" for the burgeoning, bustling Ameri non-politics. law and the administration of justice cians we have to choose between this ed in truth or fairness. Davidson is "Grassroots" groups would point that a can congregation, despite to some kind of supreme police force, November. The Class of 1972 has been college." implies that congrega- controlUie nations political and social life. "church He tion's deep yearning for the Jud? like System" that such status means dox- "The has failed, they say: almost a that ology of peace and happiness. anything— college should decide for even nothing— would be better in the "We have found material wealth, and its place. its students what is right and government programs, far beyond our wrong, and should "hold In the meantimeAl America and his wife dreams of a few years ago. yet perhaps we sit before their hands" for four years, the tube waiting for the election, Wants count the wrong things— for the new wealth just waiting. appears Snack Bar It nothing Stelzer compelling these that can students to and activity seem to destroy as many happen, nothing can change, To The Editor: not to have a snack bar is tractive and reduces the stu bar be student-operated. act accordingly. pleasures they bring until a new as us ..." wrote one man ascends the national mass inexcusable. Machines are dent interest and use of the There surely is no labor He alsoclaims that the use young, hopeful in his search media Ihave longed to make my Jude for "a throne. okay but they certainly come College Union. shortage with so many stu- of alcohol makes men "less newer world." heard, and being i They are frustrated yet mesmerized by voice in second best compared to It that have dents needing jobs to keep human." But is he not for- But that young Jude figure, presidential snack is true there getting impose four- the months that the United States must the advantages of a been difficulties running the scholarships. that to a aspirant Robert F. Kennedy, was struck First, many year periodof unreality upon ' continue to "strengthen its position" in bar. there are snack bar in the past, but I sincerely hope something down before the congregation heard out his found insight. Ihave resorted can I the students to Vietnam with more American blood while items which machines feel certain to correct the present would be full prophecy. They could only perch to something which I feel sell, milkshakes, that the student is done them hesi- the bickering political game plays itself not such as body would prefer situation. opportunity make less human?! tantly, blank and silent, while long, reasonably sure is within my cones, doughnuts an im- The to exploits the another out in pettiness and promises. ice crasm provement of old methods buy a milkshake is a basic Hamilton fact black train passed into the darkness. intellectualgrasp. and fresh food. that students here take Bible On the screen the political speaker offers rather than a wholesale "right of an American college Davidson students showed strong support My purpose is to deplore Also, atmospherecreat courses and know bet- solutions to all the problems. Others see no the switch to automation. student. should for presidential hopeful Eugene McCarthy problems. the demise of the student by a snack bar is more ter than topartake of alcoho Others have begun to question ed last spring, along with thousands of other if snack bar. appealing to the student. The One worthwhile reform Rm IMnr, '71 lie beverages. WeU. Ihappen indeed the problems are solvable at all. coUege students across the country who saw Haw ■—■«- For a college of this site present situation is unat- might be to letthenew snack to be majoring InBible, but I ' HONOR COURT POLICY
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Former 'Cats Find IMACFlickerball: Place AmongPros A Prognostication By DON PARMAN Warriors in 1966. He was a der averaged 18.6 points per By BILL BERRY feature an experiencedteam somewhere in the lower half Sports Writer surprise member of the War. game. Assl. Sport* Editor led by Pete Norton, Jerry of the league, Mackq Reavis, Two National Basketball nors expansionlist last win- Snyder is now a member LMAC flickerball began Kroll. Fox DeMoisey and John Baker. Bud Couser and starting Association starters, two ter after at forward of the expansion Phoenix what should be a very excit- Jim Long. Promising sopho- Ken Crews are fine players, averaging 19 points promising rookies and two and over Suns where he is Joined by ing season this week with a mores include Rick Weddle. but probably will not beable coaches point to the quality a game. Rod Knowlas, captain of last full schedule of games. The John Saunders. Herb Clegg to pull the team out of the of the athletes who have Hetzel is counted on as the year's Wildcat team. Know, league has several teams of and Doug Haynes. second division. gone into the worldof sports number one man for the new les won AllSouthern Confer- nearly equal strength, The Sigma Nus do not The ATOs are in the same team, and a from Davidson College. Milwaukee Bucks ence honors his sophomore close finish like that of last have the overall strength to situation as the KAs. They by Larry Wildcat basketball is the coached Costello. year, second team honors his season should be the result. win the championship, but lost several key players by mber one sport on campus Joining Hetxel as a starter junior year and honorable The KA's struggled their willbe ableto beat any team graduation and will have to d has produced three pro in the NBA is the second mention last year. wayto the championshiplast in the league on a given day. rely on sophomores. Starters Dick ivers. Fred Hetzel, David Wildcat Ail-American. Showing great promise as year, but probably will not The Nus are a predominant- from last season are Jim kson's first All-American, was Snyd«r. A starter for the St. a rookie kicker for the Green repeat. KA was hurt severe- ly upperclass team, and the Cooley and Todd Hutton The drafted by the San Frncisco Louis Hawks last winterSny- BayPackers was John Giles. ly by graduation losses, and experience should be a big outstanding sophomore pros pects are He survived all three cuts the only returning starters Brad Danielson are in BERRY POLL and Mark Baker. at the Packer training camp Nelson Abell the line 1. Phi Delts very but was called up for six and Romey Fisher at tail- 2. Kappa Sigma The Pikas are a young team this year, almost months of active duty with back. 3. Sigma Chi SPORTS the naval If any team can be picked wholly sophomores and Jun- reserve. 4. Phi Gamms as a favorite for the cham- iors. Inexperienced players ■bi On the sidelines this year 5. Kappa Alpha pionship, it is the Phi Delts. must come through if they is Steve Heckard, formerre- 6. Sigma Nu The strength and experience are to improve on their rec- ceiver for the Los Angeles 7. Beta Theta Pi of a large group of returnees ord of last season. DESK ams and last year with the 8. SAE's year and out- The Sig Eps have a New Orleans Saints. from last some 9. Pikas chance By standing sophomores give to rise higher in the stand- This fall Heckard is serv 10. ATOs ings the Delts the edge. Eps if sophomores come BOB DUNHAM ing as an assistant coach 11. Sig through. Craig The Delts will be given a Kapps Garner and with Army, gaining experi- 12. Pi Gary Sigmon close battle for the cham- 13. Indies will start in ence under Coach Tom Ca- (Staff Photos by Weems) pionship by the Kappa Sigs. the backfield.Bill Youkey is hill while fulfilling his mili EAGLE The Sigs start a strong core advantage. Bruce a promising sophomore. tary obligation. WITH WINGS OF AN Weidner. Groans Chris Sikei wins cake race with ease. of upperclassmen, and the Toby Westmoreland. Steve The Pi Kapps will probab- Gridiron experience could be an ad- Hayes, John Lambert.George ly not fare very well to When trw Davidson football schedule for 1968 due a pronounced groan could vantage. Armstrong and TomSkinner the overall strength of the was announced last spring, league, be heard rising from the student body. The Phi Gamms have had willbe the outstanding play- but they may pull a NobodyM .,„ strong teams in yers past, ers for Sigma Nu. few upsets. Returning start- The first gam* was to be against Bucknell. Walls Recalls Career anything about Bucknell,except that we toppled and this season will probab- The SAEs have a team ers include Ben Martin. Jim knew ly prove no exception even much like the Sigma Smoak and them adequately in basketball, but noone figured that Nus in Tom Graves. game as being much to worry about Furman was still though the Gamms will rely that they will beat some of The Independents remain As heavily on sophomores. Re- the stronger teams in the on the schedule to virtually assure at least one win. Davidson Footballer an unknown quantity until Connecticut really posed no outstanding threat. Nor By A. W. TURNER JR. at Davidson. Walls wastwice a $2,500 scholarship for med- turning starters for the league but will not win the the season starts. Their suc- , Sports Writer selected to the Southern ical school, but Walls reject- amms are Bob Apgar. Wil- championship. Charles cess will dependon their or- did Wofford. nn. Con- Even Richmond, The Citadel and VMI loomed as One of Davidson's all time ference all academic team, ed the offer and enrolled at bur Davis, Gary Deanhardt Brockwell is an excellent gaization. wins, so it looked like a winning season was a greats in football is back on andreceivedboth the George the University of North Car and Mike Bumgardner. performer at tailback, but he od possibility, especially with the sophomores com- campus, but in a different M King Award, given to the olina to do post-graduate Another tea m with a will have largely inexperi- chance at the championship enced receivers. i'of age That wasn't the problem. role. football player who stars work in psychology. (and everyone is Sigma Chi. The Machis The Betas should finish What puzzl«d most of the students Russell E. Walls, the new both on the gridiron and in The Wildcat star did not Giant ;e as far as that was concerned), was that Davidson est addition to the Davidson the classroom, and the La- depart without further hon )k two teams from its basketball schedule and put Psychology Department, was Far Award, presented to the or. either. He was contacted »m on its football schedule. The question which a two-way gndder herefrom finest Davidson defender. by letter by the Minnesota Half-price to Poster tioed from Cornelius to Falls Church was "Why 1962 to 1964. Walls recalls the highlight Vikings and another minor rginia and Vandy?" As a lineman on both the of his career when he re- professional football team. college studentsand Now that tha Bucknell holocaust and loss at the defensive andoffensiveunits. ceived the Earl Blake He respond to eith- questionlingers did not ttle of Richmond are in the past, the Walls started in all three er letter, however, still in- faculty: seasons and as a Award. graduate served co honor, tent on his studies. numerous reasons for the Bucknell captain his senior year. This bestowed on Thar* ware gridder "one of . bad breaks at crucial moments or Although relatively small one in each NCAA Stevens calls Walls the newspaper that feat . . call them district, best football players I . . they are to be expected at the for his line position at is awarded on the the call them mistakes . 6-1. outstanding ever coached. He was 195 pounds, basis of football have newspaper people outset of the season. fc he never missed L skill, campus leadership, a coach's dream. He was a But at Richmond, no one is really sure what hap- a game throughout his Da- and Issible game, actually academic excellence. He is fine competitor, as tough as " pened.TheWildcats played a fine ball vidson career. 4*ead. intimidating the previously ex- the only Davidson student a defensive player could be. . dominating play and Walt* was at his best on everto have won the award. and yet he was a real nice At last count, welaidmore than news- plosive Richmond offense. Davidson did everything it champion high 8300 defense. As a The honor carried with it guy off the field." papereditors on our liltof subscribers to The should have done, except win. school wrestler, he gained Christian Science Monitor. Editors from all- Such occurrences do not serve to brighten the the ability to move laterally with the other Southern Gen- over the world. hopes for the encounter at an exceptional speed, and YOUR FRIENDS Thereis agoodreason whythese "pros"read tlemen tomorrow in Charlottesville, and the prospects MEET 2ft.X3ft. from Van- he still remembersdefensive AT THE the Monitor: the Monitor fa the world's only for the final game against the Commodores coach Thomas Stevens say- daily international nwrspamu Unlike local only $ derbilt are anything but bright. ing, "lateral movement is papers, exclusively «.9S Al the Monitor focuses on *"""▼» ▼"*"*") tsaa^^^p Not even Purdu* could help the situation. the most important skill of a GONDOLA RESTAURANT — BLVD. worldnews theimportant news. *Sradaayblack* though they had a shot at leveling the Cavalier spirit defensive player." Stevensis W. INDEPENDENCE AT WILKINSON «rtutt or afar season, even the CHARLOTTE The Monitor selects tha news It considers Photo (bo mfativct) ud the mom at the initiation of UVa's new not now swimming and baseball most significant and reports it,interprets it, 44-13 trouncing that the Boilermakers gave them WHILE ENJOYING — coach. analyzesit indepth.Ittakesyoufurther into sMKhsssW fof rfAMwuhk faW^sassuaMi' fcn■ dampened spirit a part of THE BEST the which has become "I continued wrestling at thenews thananylocalpapercan. Cavalier football this year.This was evident last week- IN POSTER-MART.P.O.Bos 165. revenge Davidson because Ifelt it If thisIs the kind of paper you would like to WnifcUi.NY 11377.Earioat $LM they took out their Purdue-earned helped me in football." be reading;,we willsend itto youright away "Mk, chtck, or meaty order (oo Keydets VMI, at le of 47-0. Walls said. PIZZA and SPAGHETTI half the regularprice of f24.00 ayear. COU.'t). Addiiln tax wtwreagfi. Now th* Davidson camp is beginning to think outstanding Clip cabla. chew, For his work the coupon. Find out why newspaper- Power it might have bitten off more than it can men themselves read the Monitor — and why rolled and mailed (poat- daily since the Cavaliers have announced inten- they invariablyname it as one of the five best paid)in iturdy tub*. Oricinal mala- > of enjoying their homecoming. And tomorrow, papersin the world. rialreturned undamaged.Sabafaction 25,000 screaming Virginians that are expected to juaranteed. kott Stadium to capacity won't make it any easier. WANTED BY THE FOX DRIVE-IN Gets " Kellyand Slad* will be there, and Hannen will be ; in fourth gear and running strong. The defense Swingline vare of Virginia's size and is anxious to prove its A COMBO (or Combos) TO PLAY IN THE h. Everyoneon the team side of the problem says Tot Stapler team is as ready as it can be. But is that ready The Christian Science Monitor 1Norway Street,Boston, Massachusetts 02116 If Davidson survives the Virginia whipping post, RED Pleaseenter aMonitor subscriptionfor thename below. then it will have nearly two months to sit back and FOX LOUNGE Iamenclosing$ (U.S. funds) for the period contemplate the bigger boys from the Southeastern located inside the Fox Drive-In Theater checked.□ 1year $12 □9 monthsU Q6 months *6 Conference. ______midnight Name IwhenWhat about Vanderbilt? It will be tough, but for on Friday and Saturday from 8:00 p.m. until 12:00 LwfK.i.CUB D«k (UMflW | the present let's not think beyond Charlottesville and and on Sunday from 3:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. Street Apt/Km. # """i*"~"y "!"♥» tomorrow afternoon. We'll cross the Vanderbilt bridge Unconditionally Lemmond 596-0115 City Zip. , AtAny rJBuhiA"^ when we get to it. For further information call Mr. W. F. at State Mati«MMffy t variety of bothtines, _, The only problem with Davidson football is that or write him at Box 26096, Charlotte, N.C. O College student Year of graduation — it spends all of its time crossing those big bridges, fl Faculty member p-cn-u ->K**t^«&«e. mo. and it never seems to getanywhere. ■ fl Of* SturUtsanian October 4, 1968 Page Seven Off-Season C** Awesome Cavaliers Test By K ROCKY CROSSWHITE Improving Cats Tomorrow
By BOB DUNHAM Press IntrniiitKiii.il polls. and last year second in the squad. Davidson will be Sports Editor Th<> CawaMan lost that con nation. hard-pressed to improveirove the All of the questions about test. 44 13. With the awesomesize and series record, which belongs the toughness of Wildcat foot The Cavalier team for 1968 good speed of the Virginia to Virginia. 6-0 2. For All Seasons bailers will be answered to is weaker in the sense that it A Man morrow when the up-and- has lost last year's Atlantic Whan Lefty Driasall't basketballcamp closed down coming Wildcats match guns Coast Conference Player of End Kelly last month,Tom Youngdale said goodbye to Davidson with the highly favored L'ni the Year Bob Davis, allcon Big basketball. He also put the lid on four.jars of exper- versity of Virginia. ference tight-end Ed Carring iences thatcould fill a book. Davidson will rely on the ton and 22 other lettermen. Charlotte remember skillful passing of Gordon Mostof the Davidson fans in But returning the different means. He has Slade to score and the tough to Vir Shines In Defeat Tom by different names"or ginia squad are Arnette. 'Tiger "Tom Turkey," "Dale" or Gherkha linbacking pair of By RUSS MERRITT Smith said. "He's a good, been called Tom. Quayle and a host of other simply "that real tall guy who used to start." Lew Homer and steve Butler Sports Writer tough player and a real out- to stop the explosive Cava- players who have a new height ranged between 6-10 and 6-11 de- punch, last conversation the standing receiver." Tom's lier offense. as exhibited The at pending on who was writing the programs. His classic training Slade will weekend against the VMI football coaches' ta The lavish compliments answer to the question most often asked, "how tall are have two main Keydets. targets in Mike Kelly, who ble shifted from freshman don't stop there. Other mem- you?", was a simple "well, how small are you?" phys politics caught 10 passes against Quayle. a 5 10. 195-pound ed. and the cake bers of the staff make such race Mike Kelly, a Tom certainly was not the best basketball player Richmond last week, and senior, is the fastest Virgin- to more comments as "his blocking who ever put on a Davidson uniform,but he may have George Hannen. last year's ian. He has been clocked in satisfying subject. is 100 per cent improved." "Mike's been playing ev "he's great been the most unusual. Who can forget watching Tom leading receiver who is now 4.7 seconds for 40 yards in a" downfield fry day. game break down the court with everyonein the back at full strength after a full football gear. He led the and his im- blocker. and "he is a com- lead a fast proves outing." Coliseum holding his breath, players and coaches in- SOCCER COACH HARRY FOGLEMAN battle with the mumps. nation in all-purpose yard with each plete receiver, with speed. cluded. And then who can forget watching him throw Optimistic about squad's chances. Kerry Keith will run from age his sophomore year. Coach Homer Smith said of agility, hands and brains." running hook one time and the next time the slot against the the big end "He's been a ina 30-foot fullback He rushed for a two year In the encounter with the down the court dropkick the ball into the balcony? big Virginia line, in an effort real leader on this football total of 1.482 yards, caught tern this year." Spiders. Kelly gathered in 10 found himself in an entirely new position last Soccer to improve last week's poor 5.1 passes passes, one shy of the school Tom Squad for I'm wirds. -e- Such praise is nothng year. bench. At first this bothered him rushing attack. new He was on the turned 35 kickoffs for 861 for Kelly, who starred in record set last year by players who sit, he settled into a world Homer and Butler will but like most yards and crossed the goal high school for his North George Hannen. Two of his of complacency and dreams. have their hands full in con catches accounted for the Has High line 21 times. Mecklenburg team. While at Hopes the and drive During one game, he turned to me and said,"You taining speed Wildcat touchdowns, eachgo- Arnette was third in total North, he set the Shrine Bowl know, this bench isn't that bad." Maybe the cheer- of quarterback Gene Arnette ing for 35 yards. By CHARLIE TERRELL conference race is expected offense in the ACC last sea- record for touchdown pass just finished jumping up and down and All-American candidate son, leaders who had Sports Writer come The with 1.273 yards. He co- receptions Many persons wonder how something to with his to from Citadel Frank Quayle. and was regarded in front of the chairs had do "We Carolina, tailback captains the Cavalier squad a bonafide superstar feels plan to win "em all!" and East while Virginia comes into the as one of the outstanding decision. emphatic this year. prep gridders playing for a team that is the statement of rough non-conference foes game fresh from a 47-0 rout in the countr>. bench Harry Fogleman about Emory. hasn't shown much promise As his teammate,Isat next to Tom on the Coach Include Duke and of VMI. while the Wildcats Greg Shelly, an all Amer- Stardom didn't stop there the possibilities North either, thus far. more than anyone else. Through this experience I of the Wild- Carolina State. bring two losses toScott Sta- ican candidate at his defen for Kelley. as the 6 4. him, anyone ever cat soccer team for the1968 195-pounder Impres "I enjoy playing for Da- probably got to know if did. Fogleman's outlook is op dium, where 25,000 students sive tackle position, is 6-2. was so season. timistlc and expected 238 pounds. is rated sive as a freshman that he vidson." Kelly said. "There Tomnever liked rules that were designed to make enthusiastic to- and alumni are for He as can If experience and deter ward the coming season. The the Virginia homecoming best blocking tackle in was tabbed "one of the best is really not much that everyone alike. When he came to school as a sopho- the losing first mination haveanything todo Wildcat players the ACC. and is expected football athletes ever to at- be said after the more, he decided that he was tired of living in the with year's themselves match. to something, it.this squad cer- say they have come to Virginia gained early ex give the Wildcats u tend Davidson." two games, but college dorm and wanted to get a place off-campus. tainly has power cap- here hard done, were go- the to win. so the promise is for a perience this season in an time. When talking about last can be and At that time, the only way for an underclassman to ing ture the Southern Conference real contender for the South, encounter with Purdue, now- Another key defensive fac week's 24 14 loss to Rich to do it." accomplish this task is to get married or get thrown title. To listen to Kelly, you eras Conference crown in rated number one in Asso- tor for the Cavaliers is the mond. Smith found it diffi- out of the dorms for some infraction. Tom chose the Last year's com Kelly think that he is just team was this year's squad. ciated Press and United pass defense, always good cult not to menton would - latter. posed mainly of freshmen when reviewing the good a run- of the mill oellege He and his roommate threw their beds and most games right story and sophomores, most of points of the Wildcat attack player. ""My all of the furniture in their room out of a second whom will returning to - played his he modestly done, be "Mike best foot so far. will window. After this was Tom knocked the door game "I guess I'm doing hinges blow that any football action this fall. All EverythingMcEver ball ever against Rich contend. off the with a forearm Fogleman has five experi- mond last Saturday night." all right." coach would admire. Needless to say the next day Tom off-campus after they paid for enced seniors as a nucleus and his roomie were of a fine team, and he can the damage. Classic basketball also choose from among 16 Enjoying CoachingRole Last December's Sugar Bowl freshmen, the largest tournament in New Orleans presented Tom with an- num NEW AND USED FURNITURE! "to get out of the dorm." The Davidson ber of freshmen ever to try By BOB WALLACE and ran it back 98 yards for likes of Army. Duke. Wake other chance out for the team. All of these Sports .score, team was staying in a large hotel about 10 blocks from Writer the and we went on to Forest, Carolina, and oiher To make your room more comfortable saa freshmen hooters have had upset the 15 such powerhouses." Bourbon Street, but as for getting out and seeing the When Crimson Tide previous playing experience. most coaches begin 13. Iguess in truth we had sights on our own we might as well havebeen 10miles hanging their For the next two years he to consider up no license even being on the Howard & Brawley Furniture Co. away. Fogleman looks for the cleats and retiring to the served interim stints a.s head " S4tne. jts Alabama, but Tom never let things like this bother him. After Wildacts to have a strong sportsman's p'r o e'r field coach of Carolina and VP1 Phone 662-1881 hotel, V b Itfl that win started the upswing an hour or two of reconnoitering the he found defensive club since both of "armchair." freshmen foot- until finishing his coaching above us, for Tennessee." anescape route freeof coaches. On the floor last year's fullbacks are re- ball coach Gene McEverhas days at the helm of the 162 N. Main St. Moorasville, N. C. there existed an old laundry elevator which went turning. Another returnee is reopened the pages of Icol- He added with n sly j,rin. Charlotte Clippers semi-pro directly the first floor. From there, a quick dash the 1967 Most Valuable Play, game team. to orful football career niter an "It was the only" they out a fire escape would lead to the street which ran er. Cliff Patterson, a junior of 19 years. lost that year! building. absence inback of the and captain of the team. But Coach McEver is no probably Although his college da\ | Deciding that he would be noticed if he Back on offense are five stranger to foot- door, back He at the University of Tennes Davidson left by the front Tom took the route. of last year's explosive team ball or coaching. From 1932 good escape along player and see were a long time before made his with another members. Bill Horton.Roger to 1943 (football was dropped thought any Davidson student follow, they walked to the French Quarters. Tom that Peterson. Randy Carter Bay here in 1943). McEver work player just ed the nation's grid powers. he and this other would "blend in with the ard Miller and John Bruner. ed on the Wildcat coaching Unfortunately McEver still occupies many crowd" on Bourbon Street. this never staff. He chuckled when two baskteball players, Horton is probably the a page in the Vols' book worked out for it seems that of questioned about outstanding respectively, time blending most capable on offense, standards. occupying 6-11 and 6-8 have a hard Also records. "We compiled a 6 3 anything. with good dribbling ability his own the into niche in football standing one year, but you iind extremely strong shots hall of fame, the new fresh sophomore year, see back then we played the Whan Tom cam to Davidson his with either leg. men mentor is easily one of he drove back a '56 blue Chevy from his home in Peru. the greatest running backs to Peterson, " sophomore, 111. He planned purchase a new car later on in the in the annals of college foot- year. As it turned out the Chevy was the newest car plays the wing opposite ball. MEET Tom ever owned at school. Horton. As a freshman last It was March of the next year when some drunk season he was one of the With the unique distinction BILL ran into the back of Tom's Machine as it sat in front best dribblers on the team. of never playing on a losing TAYLOR I of his home. Immediately afterwards Tom searched Fogleman expects him to team. McEver led the t ni it Wf *> for some form of Transportation and came up with a be one of the strongest versity of Tennessee to the '45 Harle\-Davidson Motorcycle that looked like a players on the squad. heights of football st.irdoni tractor from the rear It was the old type with the in the years 1927 to 1931 stick gear shift on the left. Carter. Miller and Bruner Although an injury kept him explosive players, Later on Tom found an old World War Iflier's are and out of the 1930 season. Mc- flaps goggles. Along Fogleman feels their speed leather helmet with ear and with Ever has accumulated a full ■■ ' and quickness will aid the ■ / a white scarf, leather jacket and a pair of sandboots. plumage of grid fe;itN ■Fw .-" / Tom would ride his "hog" around the streets of David- team tremendously. JET son looking like something out of the movies. Back at goalie position are With a tally of 130 points two veterans, Harry Hamil in 1929. the flashy back led Tom also bought a '51 grey Nash for $50. You and Eddie Rice, both sen- all college point makers and I remember the type. The ones that looked like a bath- iors. was bestowed his first All. mrm m tub with wheels. Every day it seemed that the students Among the new faces are American rating. The "TD and people of Davidson wouldbe treated with the sight two freshmen goalies. Char maker" came back strongin of Tom, ail 6-11 of him, hanging out on all sides while lie Heiner and Steve Culbert 1931 for his second starting He's Our New ridinghiscycle,or crouched' over theback of abumper, son. who have shown line position amongst the nation's pushing his Nash. potentialin practicesessions. best Career Bankerslifeman At the present, rumor has it that Tomis traveling Other newcomers are three As for McEver in in this country looking for adventure. He is also sup- foreign Mike records. students. Lunn played time when posed to return to Charlotte in the near future. The of England. Bjorn Bjarnason at a Davidson sportswriters last word anyone heard was that he was working as a of were not a.s Iceland and Maurice Fon meticulous with the As the newest memberof bouncer in a bar in Las Vegas,but that could be false. son of Cameroun. West Af 'stats' as they are today, but his the Charlotte Agency, he Likeit always was,Tomis the only one who knows rica. year point of has received training that what he's doing. three total 296. you. Coach Fogleman admit, and his rushing standards will help him serve ted that Ms team Is in are still tops at the Knoxville His training centered on not teaching top condition yet, since school. him that service peopleis alwaysour first there days to Sporttopics were only 11 of by slew of McEver ex- consideration. Guided practice prior to yester- Of the periences, the game which such a philosophy, he can day's match with Method- The Davidson baseball covered from his disastrous stood out the most occurred fit your personal insurance College. In about — team, which began practice rounds at the Southern Con- isi two the bunch — professionally weeks, Hie 'Cats in 1928. "when of needs last week, will hold a fall ference Tournament to lead however. us ragamuffins from Ten- from a wide variety of College team, should be in excellent form game with Pfciffer the and placed 20th nessee went down to Bir plans that are backed by the for the demanding sched- this afternoon at base overall. " " mingham to play that giant the nationally recognized " ♥ ule, he said. ball field. of grid powers. Alabama. Bankers Life Company's DavMsoafe athletic teams reputation for good service Conch Tom Stevens said Tough competition in the "I got the opening kickoff were either the best in the prompt claim payment. that game will give him and the conference last year or the you Tay- a chance to see some of the Once know Bill worst, depending on the way lor, you will understand* new players, especially pit you approach the question. why proud chers. perform against the M are to have In11 conferencesports. Da- him as a member of our caliber team Dnvidson will vidson finished first in three The Cellar face spring. — - organization. next (to tie with William and OPEN WEEK DAYS 4:30 11:45 3 p.m, — " Game time" " is" " Mary), and last in six (more SUNDAYS 2:30 11:45 Call him in Davidson at than any other school). OPEN— NIGHTLY 892 8851. 72s In the national collegiate Davidson won the basket Bands Wad., Fri., Sat., Sun. The gymsock*ADLERthat grew up golf tournament this summer. ball, golf and tennis crowns, often imitated navar duplicated William A.Chater baseball, Davidson's golfers finished and finished last.in Agency Manager football, 300 E. Morahaad Bahind Contas THE ADLER COMPANYCincinnati.Ohio 45214;* DivWon of Burlington.Industrie*H a respectable 23rd in a wrestling, swim- SuHe WO, large field. ming, cross country and Charlotte Soda Shop Davidson's Mike Spann re track. October 4, 1968 9mtiton*an ft» /"^ —^ v . Church Winter Consort To Launch Rule On Artist Series Homecoming, -RULF-S ROWE instrumental groups that at- mentiand others. shown from 12-2 a.m.. fol By JOHN that would les tempted to achieve a homo The group will soon NSMBS lowed by a bonfire blanket A resolution Staff Writer sen the so called Presbyteri- geneous blend among their an album produced in con party with live folk music or Stookey ft, an restriction on the David The Paul Winter Contem- instruments. Only the Wood- junction with Paul jazz on the new baseball low i "} Aimoav voVe kin *V«" */«*t-m> presidency will con- porary Consort will kick off winds, strings and percus of Peter. Paul and Mary' field. son be Homecoming and the years sidered by the Board of sion instruments were used. Following Winters per Chuck Jackson will high Series with a concert > * ***~**' Trustees at its annual fall Artist there will be a light Saturday night of Home \, *-.*- *~J next Friday night at 8. The Winter Concortis based formance w5eH.5 i—i*i meeting here next weekend. on the this same ideal. They combo party in Chambers coming with aconcert at 8:00 a ZZ The Contemporary Con also use such exotic instru- basement featuring Clifford p.m. in Love Auditorium. Up for a vote willbe ares is broad, in the Originals, who "Bringing gap u* "* *** May sorts repertoire ments as the African thump Curry' with the between (u. u»«0)ri*j tyi b— »'< *FV* "'J^ oiution docketed last eluding blues. Bach canta piano, the Israeli jar-drum, recorded "She Shot a Hole down-to-earth' and 'sophis v-u^udt that would alter the trustee original is Hv