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Tomakeindividual SEMESTER EXAMS REGISTRATION FOR WILL BE GIVEN NEXT TERM WILL JANUARY 18-27 Eije Batotbstonian BEGIN JANUARY 17 glenba Hux WLbi €>rta Hibrrtas VoLXXI DAVIDSON COLLEGE, DAVIDSON,N. C, JANUARY 10, 1934 No. 14 ZamskyWillReturn Coach Praised Large Percentage Soph. Houseparty Examinations Nine DavidsonMen Mid - semester examinations To MakeIndividual OfStudentsMake Proves Itself To will begin on Thursday. January Represent College 18. Recess for the examination Pledges period will begin on Wednesday, Tryout Year-Book Photos GiftFund Be Great Success the day before. The examination At Rhodes '- ■ ■ period will close on Saturday, ■■■: ■■■■■■ :■ v:^.';:-:'^fl^^H Jointly Many Students ExpressDesire to North and South Lead Tommy Tucker and His Cali- January 27. Barnett of U. N. C, and Lassiter Made Percentage fornians The second semes- Have Photographs Dormitories in Provide Music for ter will officially begin on Sun- of Yale Are NorthCarolina During ThisVisit of Contributions Week-endDec.15 day, January 28, at 11 o'clock Representatives a. m. ILL COME IN FEBRUARY RUMPLE COMES SECOND LARGE ATTENDANCE DR. VOWLES ATTENDS I - College work after the Christ- ClassPictures to Be Sent to Pub- Money Will Go for Relief of Armory Auditorium Decorated mas recess was resumed at Da- Barnett, Gordon, Booth,and Pol- lishersSoon Davidson Unity Church forPre-Xmas Dances vidson Thursday, January 4, at lack Are Winners which time registration fees for Pledges toward the annual Y. M. The class held its an- the second semester werepaid at Williams, of the 1934 Jack editor Jifl^^sw. C. A. fund, which this year goes to nual house party this year the week- the During the holidays nine Davidson year definitely announced treasurer's office. book, has the Davidson Unity Church, to date end of December 15 and 16. Tommy men appeared before their state com- the annual photographer will re- competition that have amounted to a total of six hun- Tucker and his California!!! rendered mittees in for the Rhodes February to take turn to the campus in dred and fifty dollars. The reports, the music for the three aJTairs staged Scholarships which are offered annu- pictures those students individual of however, are incomplete, and it is in the appropriately Pritchett Attends ally. None of them who represented responded his announcement dccoratcd^jjall- who to hoped that the goal of seven hundred rooni of tho. Charlotte Armory. In Davidson College were selected to at- chapel week regarding the pos- regional meeting in last and fifty dollars will he reached when addition to these, all Davidson fra- Chicago Assembly tend the that was sibility by camera- of a return visit the the remaining campaigners have ternities held "open house" during the Iielil in Atlanta last Monday. "OoCA/ewro/J-rfeAa C<v*cV turned in their results. week-end. Track Coach Returns From Na- The men who represented Davidson original plan was to have the William "Doc" Newton, head North dormitories made they The and South Guests of the fraternities were as tionalAthletic Meeting and the states in which appeared photographer only coach of D»vid«on'i football, whoie jointly, make one visit to their contributions and the to- follows : before the committee are as follows: the campus, and at this time to take workhere brought favorable com- tal pledged by this group amounts to A meeting of the National Intercol- Gordon Brown, New Jersey; Odi Ca- all the pictures that were to go into ments from a Birmingham writer. ninety-five dollars with ninety-nine per Beta Theta Pi: Misses Mary Wis- legiate Athletic Association which sali, West Virginia; Ed Humphries, the annual. Owing to the large num- cent of the number taking part, the dom Lambeth, Elinor and Elizabeth took place in Chicago on December North Carolina; John McGeachy, ber of boys who have come to mem- largest percentage of any dormitory. Stone, Kitty Van Echop, Charlotte; 27, 28. 29. and 30, was attendedby Cap- North Carolina; Rtifus Morrow, North bers of the staff requesting the return CoachDoc Newton Rumple came second in percentage of Miss Mary Lou Means. Concord; Miss tain Norton G. Pritchett, head track Carolina ; W. B. Ravencl, South Caro- of the photographer, the editor has de- contributors, giving sxity-eight dollars Mary Richardson, Rcidsvillc, and Miss coach and director of athletics at Da- lina; Francis Scott, North Carolina; cided to have one more day devotedto Lauded by Paper for an eighty-eight per cent rating. Jean Shepherd, Durham. vidson. W. M. Thompson, North Carolina, and individual pictures. The others in order are: Watts with Pi Kappa Alpha: Miss Virginia The chief discussion of the meeting W. T. Thompson, Virginia, one hundred and thirty-one dollars Booze, Winston-Salcm ; Miss Virginia centered on problems relating to the Williams stated that in a year book Birmingham Newspaper Writer Thirty-two scholarships are pledged and a percentage of seventy; I'raley, High Point; Misses Vernicc subsidizing Ot football players, and the offered is most important to have individ- Calls Him a Rare Specimen annually young men it East and West tied on their percent- Lang Jones and Mary Louise Ruinley, evils in this method of obtaining grid- to the in the ual pictures of all seniors. The ma- United Slates. This sum of money was age at sixty-six, but West's pledges (Continued on page 6) iron men were brought out. The fi- jority pictures have been Panegyric words were dished out to provided through Eng- of these " amounted to one hundred and thirty- nancing of athletics was discussed the will of an taken, others have signified their Doc" Newton, head coach of the Da- at lishman. and seven dollars, while East had a total round table gatherings, and much in- Cecil Rhodes. intentions of making an appointment vidson football team, by Jerry Bryan, of ninety-five dollars and ninety cents, teresting data was revealed concern- in February, but the staff feels that Birmingham news writer, recently. Davidson has Hr. Guy R. Vowles of and Georgia was last, having a total ManyBooks Added ing the monetary policies of various the Language department as its rep- itis necessary for at least a score more Newton used to coach football teams M of seventy-eight dollars promised, institutions throughout the nation. resentative on the NorthCarolina nom- to apply before it will be financially in the southern metropolis before as- showing forty-one per cent of its oc- College Along the line of intramural activi- inating worthwhile to take those pictures suming duties here. To Library committee. He has been a cupants taking part. ties, Captain Pritchett stated that ath- member which areheld over until February. If Part of the news story, which was of this committee for the past Two hundred and forty dollars of letic competition between the classes six years. those who arc given appointments will headed, "Here's One Coach Who Recent AdditionsRepresentWide pledged already of colleges and universities in the keep them promptly, it will be a great Wasn't Fired, But He Got a Raise," is the amount has been Variety of Subjects (Continued 2) United States had shown an average The men who were selected from , pho- here reprinted : on page help to the staff as well as the fifty the states which compose this district specimen of genus homo as Many Interestingmodern hookshave increase of from one-third to per "A rare years. arc as follows : Georgia, G. A. Gor- been added to the Davidson College cent in the last three "There in this unstable post-season football don, Jr., Savannah; E. Booth, Library. To those students who like has been a definite tendency in most T. OIvvll A 1vlvvOvlO* many possible Woodstock. North Carolina, R. W. ing the first semester has been more iron coach who has no qualms about books concerning theology, "The institutions to get as as engaged some Barnett, Shanghai, j K. Lassiter, or less in a formulative stage. Plans give you Christ of Ihe Christian Faith" by Doc- in kind of activity," he China his job. So we a man marked Charlotte. South Carolina, were made last spring, and the work — Washington Douglas MacKenzic, said. Edward among men 'William 'Doc' Newton, GoTo tor W. and "The King Harding, Chester: Isaac Ball, so far has been the carrying out of by Numerous addresses were made at head football coach at Davidson Col- March of Faith" Winfrcd Ernest III, Virginia,c these ideas. The individual pictures are — would appeal. The changing the meeting by olTicials of various uni- Eastovcr. Frederick lege he got a raise1 Dr.Hardingand Professor Bailey Garrison Wilting, Jr., Richmond; Pollack, to be sent to the engraver, and then picture fContinued on page 2) H. C. "Newton several years ago chunked Attend Meeting of the churches and of their Phoebus. Florida, C. V- Bennett,Jack- work is to begin on the features. pellets Birmingham theology, the record of the men and horsehide for the sonville: M. F. Knowles, West Palm On a trip to Washington during the women who made them, and the sum- Letters have been scut out from the Barons. He coached the freshman French Beach. Tennessee, F. Robinson, Mt. Birmingham-Southern holidays. Harding mary of religious impact on our na- Club to Meet business department to the various so- teams at both Dr. C. R. and Pro- Pleasant ; Fischback, Memphis, fessor (*. Bailey, of the tional life comprise this story of relig- With Winthrop Circle John cial fraternities and honorary groups and Howard and won victories with J. Davidson — " From this group of men, four will the frosh on both sides of the city. Greek department, attended the sixty- ion this March of Faith.'' upon the campus asking them to de- be selected to go to England to study.
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