NEW COURSE EVALUATION EXAMINED REVIEWED r 3 ; Tl . * 'See Page Eight) Published Weekly By Davidson Colleae Students LIX n.winsox college, Davidson,n. 23036, Friday, s, c. October 1969 NUMBER TWO ACADEMIC YEAR OPE.XED Proctor Keynoter At Convocation Dr. Samuel Prtx tor DeWItt as candidates fur the ba#xJ gave the keynote speech at a ;.""■■e*sion, in caps attired smart, one must be near the1 the poor white and black Dr. Paul s Crme, forma! convocation of the and gowns. mission top from the earliest of his """.ikl have .in equal oppor arv and director"f the Chon Davidson academic commiin Proctor, presi " a former clays Proctor said of col tunitv if the college eomnuin ju hospital in Korea, anil ity held Monday in celebra ■■ Virginia I'ni di of Union lege entrance requirements ItJ would provide an environ Glenn Terrell, nuthor ami beginning ano versit) tlon of the of anil North Carolina He said that the black col men; which vvefnid give added president ol Washington ther academic year University, A&T State an leiie student from a seure-^at inerjiy Slate University also received The convocation, the first author, and a professor of honorarj Davidson, eil -ihooj * of a denroes Both are over a' officially at Rulaers I'm .,!.;,.,r ' Education a roll t^h lime He m.iv feel pine line) Davul-UM " ■ young tree which recognized the Clasa '70 ■.!■-■■ -i ike he educn The In-' In ,' College where ihe been tied by a knot, but Thoiiias Jcfforson \ mnlorit) ward vv.is ,\ccllon( oT students are which i-rew because of an for p white'. excepttonal env Irortnerd. and dedication in leaching Professors Visit Rlack students have been Such could be the future ol was presented tn Anthonv S (Staff Pimm by Davidson) held back with little the black student, who has (See OPENING, Pjgc PROCTOR ADDRESSES CONVOCATION educa 8) Crane and Terrell during llonal opportunities for bo observe featured speech. Ft. thej need a head start Leavenworth education, in higher Pro( tor By RICH WILSON ::■ 0 were good." i'.iviiison Hid Writer Staff ' Hv added that linds houl'd 1 ' struck me uivrn "in pro be the universities Nine David I e was the vvonderful standards, ■" ■■ audio to hold their bul Moratorium lent : Resolution visual equipment thej ' ■ had bring larger rs o[ I'm' ■ iv n; i Douglas Air - nunibt T; facilities vren quite hl.u ks vvilhin re.'.c-h if those jior: or S, iv R, 1969 to ,i pri d rn and reqiiiliil prhctjc i V;< standards." vate Air Force ul me h , !!■ no me'chc rilcHl sertse. Pro(tor dt set ibed ,I stood wailing to whM tl whiili i~"L;,i.Hl for profe isors! man> away to Foil I.envemvorth. the pnihlems that bl.u k mii l .■ s v er> much impressed," Closes dents i.uv In college. "Col Oct. 15 Kansas. .■ Classes lie saici. Ii [i nnd untversilies Tho ■■ lakh [hi Tip were us Jijckson, offer Stud^nI Bodj Presidem hi Davidson, Prof ■: instruc tuUion, room and board ■.■ Davidson College expres- Dr Chalmers G. , t iVitT I)t til piilil ica Ihi-.l:irv . u:i he. Hobble has expressed ses it- concern o\ the war !>■ A Tlie ilathing, hairdos, fjc et Albert Wolf. Dr. Wil n.it ,ip|ir, c iiuion" (or ihe In Vietnam. (Vhlle as (',. (See Leivenv/orth, Page 8) kiis, joining fei s. transpor Indlvi- llam F Frey, John Hoi Library t.icnlty \ v. st; in Vandals spoil his re dimls we differ detail, I .: . V. ;-v" r, Rupert In i]iit*s| for suspension of clns Hiis hodj agrees support T Barber .!r., William K. to ' ' on (>[ t Ii. si. ihiii ili>' Vii ■ n, P. ' tnnni Moratorium on Pi' Winfred !>.i\ idsnii ps - 1 mighl pnriic.'jpnle 1 1 for October : only.''' Mil : anil CV.l. Virgil I. Siili A Problem i < , in he n.iimim Tli !' ,':■ Ido Viotnnm nationwide ffoit alia ■ ptTiudii \!jr.ih>nui'i 1 und a t" I,eltuid M for moratorium iin "bml i profeisors v i-it According ; 1 All o missing wii \. gold In a ialher surpri.sinfi ;is A: v Command Park, head ul Eeferem .■ iind ness usual/' und urgi a ■ vi.iiih uhiili hud belonged. move Tuesdnj. faculty riaj public and (,. ii:al S:.ifr College, Mill n! persofltiel at ihe h the ol nvmrencss ol I" Kohorl . II.ill MojTisun, nt by pat where highranking officers IVrary, there have Ihen some \ i'd fin hunted t\\o tlic war. II the pattern <>i Insi preaidenl ol Ihu c one - Includ ;:- majors and lieu genuine eases of vandalism iiIIckc to iii.iii lit to suspend the war is not changed sig- tenant colonels receive one 'n books and other articles Park said n would be till the classes For discussion <>l nificantlj following the first year ol graduate training. at the lihr.uv icccnily. fortunate "if Davidson slu Ihi war isMu\ moratorium, n longer, wide proved dints had to prove thill the) net test re It .tn be a very though he doubts that mnic HOBBIE The mil ol the scaled moratorium i- sched- Interesting very minority haven't stolen books from the gulntion, us passed, reads: uled and a con than RjfSmall of the . . praises oction for November. troversial trip. students is Involved. He llbt'arj ." . "Resolved. th;ii the faculty rlowever, the Davidson cr- Tho purpose of going to poled that a set of framed fer-l is phtnned for _ ■ /] I only the Fort Leavenwo.rth, accord ... w" Confederate war bonds was Qetobcr date, designed Foster, to ing tn Col. who co- thrown out of the library To cooperate with the notional trip, bushes, EarnhardtFails ordinated the was "to windows into Ihe Crack effort. allow different members of where' they' were damaged The programs tot the 15th the fat 1 Ity tn view army the by rain and had to lie re Include an outside speaker, school system and see tin trained Truslet's' Youth a faculty Barrier and a wor- type 'if trainfng that is giv forum Although the man friosl in iii wly ship senIc ■. en along with the teaching Si\ bunks well' abused the The elected trustees Elected tn serve as vies added, the new s did nut w in. Ihe will begin' ihe Hobble said thai David' Bids which are used." same way, he and their work at presidents of the alumni as- the 1 alumni elections for meeting son program Afte: they relurned and were ruined by the weather trustees fall of Ihe trustees sociation beginning this fall moratorium and for officers iii the Nn on the trip, and by silverfish. "This is on October 30 and^.ll. Also were William I.. Bondurant, will be mic for the cajnpus reflected some tlona) Alumni faculty members agreed regrettable, for the kind of Association at Hint time the new officers '58 and Wilbur s. Edwards, only, centering cm confron with have been completed, accord Foster about the purpose: student body we have here." of Ihe alumni association "w. tation among students with ing to Howard B. .Arbuckle till' others completely disagreed; said Park. will begin their work. '' war problem. THE DAVIDSON ASSEMBLY LINE III. director of alumni Hondurant has served and at least one wasn't sure ac John M. Trask Jr.. MS. Slated in address the stu- With the advent of decreased restrictions on cars and 250 are' tivities. Davidson yet what the purpose was. Some to -100 books who was elected last year, before as assistant dents in tlu* fnorning pro- scholarships, there has come also a rise in the number of each year, continued, Davidson. of losl he Elected were three trustees will take office at the to the president, legal ad- grara Is !.. F. Griffin, from Director the cars. Without the addition of increased parking facilities, simply Home Library and professor of most of which are and three new officers for coming alumni meeting. visor, and director of alumni Prince Edward County. Va. there ha« also been a rise in the number of illegally-parked taken out accidently and not Ihe alumni Tom History, realized from the thus, association. Daniel S. l«iFar Jr. was activities. As a student here Griffin, a prominent Figure cars, and parking tickets. With a number more than returned All sorts of articles Earnhardt, who trip that "the military knows had attract elected to take office as pre- he was student body presi- in the Integration movement 308 cars, the problem is becoming a very real one. (Staff are lost in this way. includ I'd how to do more than just some attention as the sident in the fall of 1970. dent and was active in ODK in Virginia in the late photos by Davidson.) youngest man ever hftQ'Si kill people. Sure the program to run LaFar holds AB and on The DAVIDSON will talk on how the war has for the trusteeship, an from we followed and the informa was not MBA IAN. affected national priorities. according Davidson and an from lion ue received was army elected to Arlnick "He is not an^expert le. Harvard Business School Edwards, an executive on propaganda, but not any While at Davidson and an with the Encyclopedia Bri- the war. Hobble said, "but to more than the propaganda Returned the Board of MBA from Harvard Busi- tanica and F. E. Compton we have not sought out an we receive every Sunday Trustees were W. Harllee ness School. While at David Co., was at expert. We feel that Mr. morning Christian Idm- 1969-19701 W. active Davidson about the Branch Jr.. '27 and Dr. son he was president of the as a member of the Griffin ran stimulate some religion trying to our 9 ******* H T. Thompson .Ir . '.'!4. Sam ODK. " M ■ f student body and member of president of the student discussion and provoke some souls. He! M Hemphill, '3!). was ODK. Phi Beta Kappa, and body, a member (if Scab- thought." "The courses study there elected as for the ' " of trustee I) Blade, Tin- forum in the were educationally sound, first time. tli' Club. Currently lie bard and and as a afternoon is seminar dis and the lectures which Isat Vice' President of LaFar member of Ih ■ YMCA Cab'- will be or a Branch received an AB at Mills. cussion format, with profes Davidson and an I,LB from sors providing viewpoints on Emory in 1931. While at Da the war. The evening ser- Freshmen vidson he was a of member vice will be a memorial ser- Omicron Kappa (ODKi Delta Murphy Recruits vice, along the Elections honorary and editor of the conducted I) WinSONIAN. same lines as last year's Also he holds CzpchoslovakJn Postponed honorary degrees from Da "mtv Ice. vidson, Emory, and Howard Black Prospects In his request for the sus- Senior Class President Jim College. Currently he is pension of classes before the Hinshavv, acting THE DESIGN IS NEW faculty. Hobble listed the elec- chairman of the board and By ROADY iilitiidj three But the age-old Davidson parking problem is still age-old. STEVE contacted had other reasons for the action; and tions chairman of the Stu chief executive officer of The Staff Writer school preferences and that dent Government Associa- Company. cited the decision of Rut Southern Senior Calvin Murphy some just weren't interest tion announced this week a Thompson graduated gets University to provide from loured the Southeast as an ed. Already he lias received in all fresh- Davidson Phi Kappa rationale. postponement Changes Include Beta several of Paper aid of the admissions dc letters from the men elections. with an AB and received his He noted that effective- partment this summer in an students stating their inten- In releasing a new elec- Ml) from the Medical Col ness of the program would attempt to inform tions to visit campus. tion schedule Hinshaw said lege of Virginia in 1938. black the be hampered without sus- high school students of the "Considering what I was more time is While at Davidson he was in " pension of classes and full that needed New Literary Additions opportunities available at trying to do. said Murphy, for freshmen to become ac ODK and also played varsity faculty, administration and Davidson. "the program was effec quainter! with their class- Though it may never be seniors C. L Cheshire and tenlion to the arts are among football and tennis. Presently ' student support. Secondly, ' According to Murphy, the tive. However, he beleives rmatej. the talk of Westminster Ab Tom Way. the ideas, however, which the he is serving as Chairman the faculty action would al- Department idea behind his program that some sort of follow Elections to be held Oct. bey. THE DAVIDSONIAN The column's editors are considering. of the of Medi- low the college to look at format is still of the Medical College was to acquaint these stu through will be necessary in 14 will include residence Hall will soon begin to reach out by Dunham emphasized that cine the issue from "an unde- under determination the of Virginia. dents with Davidson— not to order to keep the students Senators and RHC Repre- into new forms and formats editors, but it will offer com' the paper was not trying to tached viewpoint" and with Hemphill graduated from actively try to sell the in contact with Davidson. sentatives for upperclass in an expansion of its liter mentary on— several genres, alter format for the purpose "compassion," Hobbie said. Davidson with a BS and then school to them. Along this line. President men dorms, including one ary efforts. specializing in poetry. of competition with the "Mis As final reasoning. Hobbie cellany." literary attended Wharton School of He found that in most Spencer has suggested that floor of Watts, junior class Moving largely in response Editor Bob Dunham said. Davidson's pointed to Rutgers President magazine. He said Finance and Commerce. He cases, the students contact those contacted be placed senator, and senior class to internal evaluation and "We feel that this column the Chan Mason W. Gross' viewpoint ges werebeing made was in Phi Beta Kappa. ed knew little about David- on Ihe college mailing list. cheerleader. drawing strength from criti- will be a significant in because of what the community of step were "a good area ODK. Scabbard and Blade. son the fact that Calvin's job had its frus- Filing deadline for the cal outside appraisals, the increasing the aesthetic quali they of " other than the college should be. He improvement for the paper." and the "D Club while at it fields a basketball team. trations as well as its re- election is next Tuesday. paper will soon avail itself ty of the paper, a step which quoted Gross' statement ,- Davidson. Hemphill also those BX wards. One of the highlights Oct. 7. as a new literary outlet, in has been needed for some #H -MB ".Most of contacted that Rutgers "should go be- worked on the business staff hibited in of his summer occurred According t o> Hinshavv, addition to its role as "news time." HUNGRY d extreme interest yond protest to a critical the. DAVIDSOMAN and after finding out when he drove into a small junior senatorial seat and editorial voice." Dunham The electronic folk % of. Davidson " examination of the basic is- the said that other served as vice president of what it had to offer, said Virginia town and stopped to is to be filled due to the The new appearance will changes in format are being sound of Rings V Things *2 sues facing the nation." his Senior class. Murphy. ask for directions to the vacancy left by Junior he established in several considered but did not spec ' can still be heard at Gross called for Rutgers Now he is secretary trea- Calvin contacted about home of one of the students President Gary Cash. areas, with the expansion be ify any particular altera Ihe Union Coffeehouse.1 to "positively 'Class group surer of Century fifty students, on his list, a certain and dramati- who is spending his junior ginning in the next few is- tions. '■. The Canadian p Furniture black and iMarion cally demonstrate the will present Company. In 1967-68 he serv- estimates that half of those Harris— who turned out to be role of year abroad, and the senior sues. An increase irj Hrticles and shows at 8 the university as teacher, and 9:15 both Friday ed as president of David will apply to Davidson. He a girl. Needless to say. cheerleading spot is left One of the "first additions reviews submitted by facul- % 8 U as guardian of civilized va- I Saturday nights. son's National Alumni Asso- justified this by ex- Marion did not receive an open by the resignation of will be a literary column, to ty members, more in-depth and estimate ciation. plaining that one of those admission brochure. (See MORATORIUM, I) John Chalk. be compiled and directed by feature articles and more at- I % Pg. ";. hv Dairt&Bjitttail HITTERS TO THE EDITO, "THE"- IS ABSOLUTELY f<9 INEVITABILITY AS LGNO AS Tri=R£ IS A WM.L- INCNESS rO CONTEMPLATEJWHAT IS HAPPENING."' "...r^.11 McUrhiq ■ Sophomores Ask EPC, Faculty JAl:-. WELLN1AN, Buiitiou r/.....-, i To Review Area Exam'Concept FIUi'AY, ; -. 'i r ■"■ i' -! the : ■ ■ ■ ;i ,i ■ i 'I i ■ .. i . (.il! i c ni.. ;.' ibl iL'foi ;i. ii n ■ ■■■'- uavii >o: u\ . ■ |< inr lo (I uiid or condi mn : . ", 1 pci lill ii kl :'!. in di ■.' :;- r alitj ol -lii-— most' " : c\ im»." Rather II I'll. rhai'HC'.erlHed b} diminution.'" iittempta to i on bine In it ol ■■" ■ author I physical size, of bulletin. Time, The I I ike ;i somewhat m d r tt seems iikely. I C news . ' iprhiitf (|Uiil;i;.. (■! Republic, Sporls i■ ;, .r,;v... to . ii » ilh-m in :i ad il New Illus- OJ '.i till Honest ' ■ (!) Aii ' ■ .i hotchpotch re ; Reisjppnse ■ a ..'i rope ol trated and Ihc iilottl Ob- ■.'. i!lii ii Franklin AndeT d ffen light, : ounl u jn irl ci . urn ■ ' College tin son, il tl iv will probqbly i al incp in 'Alm-li this ■ prints from the Press server make for most compli te uith sell Ion i> jvith great sense appn Its only goal the desire to bring Service, ,if " It of as be abolished in Ihe iir,medi hive been plat hii^ Irrelevant in pleasant n idhig yanlfestly. i tra« men and tion that we commendthe faculty for more awareness and interest regarding ed. formation com erninjj si hooli Hie attempts il" nol uotei I dmills. its action regarding the Vietnam t,j as many students as pos- ale future. stale, Mor- Vietnam :■ liiniii 'Ihiiii the nation, and The paper is as ns sible, I,;ii. the sirun expres By such actions it s > ms atorjum. - rehashing riational i' I will iidmil that Ander- ;li M faculty dull of dull. and .1- trite a- tl Inane it The on? of studeni concern In the Is iilreadj * my Quite frankly came as a surprise achievement of thai goal lies ■ tfvents do nol .i paper quotation it i rd son's .Trlicle and reply ;!i ■ 1 <-{\ '- ■ him- Mrl.uhiiM pasl have .. vnki . tlu-_ pondlni i Liu lity to the vast majority of students. Al- in the willingness on the part of Da- scope), and, even] ol pre so highly: have one Ihing in common: lo tii.' necessity for for some kind nf chan ■ though many students had indicated vidson students to be mature for one ji paper do iigroe the ■ ■ nsion. I entreat the in we Ihiit one most moratorium, n ■.. -in. Tli response of the I u-nl Slfppori of the war few. day. Laugh at tnat statement: throw t^i i" hi things: upon important problem Ihnf ■ -, The paper which once al . three fix i exams run ty reprc ;i posltiv t ■' nny. expected faculty the whole away because Thg liri hn\ uls fir 1 n[ if unified sup- paper of it: :■ ■ irilj it iII tin- mli leader "i Dnvidson f.iccs is identity. ■"" i '.i declared student for the effort. but il is ths' honest a ma- i problems nol unlike p, Iiii we Ii11 thai ;i and, port concern of ., - "for a. better D.nid i n, inuluny fulfill the re ' ." " ;.:. ;: faculty ■;" .. ." .,.,1 i|., I i (tnfltj'sis .. i feel that the The simple, two-sentence statement jority of the student and lea- ... . of thr and Inter became "the news spohsiBntttel ."lU-r.cl.iiit tftOTS p prnl phili "' hj (] lestion of id< ntitj tin retted by the faculty on Tuesday pro- ders r.rr iu.il Kumanitics ol are :amin- Hnd editorial voice ol Da upon; establis ii a Ncwiweek- provides ";> se\ yenxs flgo 1 .i'hi::-: i. Indicated, i- il^Iit ij ■ co'nd y. be- vides a model of cooperation with the The moratorium the L'raJ vidson College," and later type forintfl i»r ex (he ii(lc:tl- Dtinnj ( Intensive iluse ill.' ques- students who have expressed grave portunitv; it is up to students W'h: i! -i \>.t-rt' Plrsi lodf< Inr 72 still (K\ul\itI into "the news plication and analyst* or il :■ iiuh! concern scope provide response. any to Prcd 'TJ tion, it be, and in over Ihe entire of our to a mature If introduced Humanil Wilson ;mfl editorial voice "I the cease publication^ and leave should activity in Vietnam. issue deserves some mature, well-di- protc its vypre iBsued to tin.' Alex Gordon '72 the task of maintaining ion fact, has been considered. ' Davidson Cojiege Student "' 1 " faculty opened the duur :c U il certainly one tiuiL ciiui -..' v.nil. Bernard, Scogglris The has thought, this does. offeel Uic 172 Badj tuil.i> meekly t l.iim- tad wi'ii trustees, ulumni, And thirdly, (he -. ,iyut- confrontation week's "New Republic" pub- ivii " tbo Cecil to an honest on the Lasl di manding nnd In E Bun i y, Jr. '72 ln be. "published weekly by and parents to the^fulltimc. approximations uf the ciues. of each Davidson front-page which short, unreasonable; ■ - st;ifr part student with lished a editorial \ Marshall Case 72 Da\ Idson College tudei I p;iid in the south base tion" "Publl ihetl Week ■ v..i-. reworked First Issue Blasted publi *hed, the news i ml m- , ii thnl Idintity, in the moratorium. result ol the actions of our political . )avid *on \\ m di more effective. Even To Thr Editor* ed, ii itorted, given di pro ! \'~ I Studeni s" as uhiiln'i- in nfflrm it or There has been feel- figures. (he ( considerable now the program "Xii'A thai :udi "■■' . .Hi' pill:iu||,,ti Ill||j|).|vi-. .,;; mnde ill din lion i>F chant; ■ '■ > i. _ in undor iit ft, i& be nltimgt floating around which has ;:iwu "We hope that every member of i o! till ill thoiItin I'o.\ Or ' ...i . liinge. once mi iv the 11(1 i\rii hy i 1 1 1 Flllhif! hulls rr.iited the ' : :-■ to won ever-;':. community," '■ ■ » ; about the -ilk academic the cdi- tn i'! crii in i ;" ■-. ! . .i first 1 m thiil ihi> i.~ \\ ni nnd chosi'i ii whose m nesis, oncludes, youngest " ■ ■ ■ ■ .,1 student apathy, and its ef- "from the ■ ■ ■ ■■ 1 I ii . j i i vi iy, ii Anderson ■ ! ii the iasc « Ith ■ lllll.. Lite ipgolntcd t.i It it I : . " fi on the sei ious efforts of n num- fn nan lo the most attgusl colli ' ' ten ■ !.) S,)er:er's ' ■ ;'■■■ ins rein : ■■ i II . r-l C '. ' ' Bel [ ot '■ i i ' been itt-rJ . 'i ran ■. tudei tnd faoulty |b ■ ; lent and trust! e, will move Into . , ;i .ijdrcrs me . ■ nfn tun; lei; Ilinu cCt It he would ■ ■ : ' i attempting to bring '■!!. planned, day tun . " are an en- the hi The ono na- ■ ■ thai e.ich com- 1 ■ IJAA The : iwn ■ i "i HP . il regard cojninunity ■ of awareness n irtvoi atioil of tiie ! nnl i: i. H)rt.; diroclly to . ..- . b ii KONIAN nre I Imvi nol Ic ■■.! i in '■! 1 (it .nol ■ 'r.idson. si on iictober Is : holars 15 ■ ol hi . . i iird tluire .i i! More On 'Identity President nr.d nol 'o !■") i :■■■. ffen . -irc'-^r national efforl I ibe'r til \ Seize- it 1 ,i ' To oil ic! . ppol i ■ jr.- ;- -: ii ■ it, hi n the psychoan- " ■ ;n. 1> iticos. . twi'i "fa< lual njportti he^dttor: ' n'oii white ■ - ■ ■.,!:. dI calls for .i dav ol ringing doirbell in idci ! an oiil radini ]" V ' ' ■ ! irts r.'v. t ah poorly mere "i- ;>'.■_ ... i|y I, The AED ; ■ ■ n .iihI the .. the AED. ' i "ii i ; ■ immunity to spread the ci i- limit) . it, use It, m ikt? best " ■ i ' nfro izi w ritten ve\>"■■■■<„ a \ n'gtic il f.i- has been p sn coplei of thf 1 ■ '.■ ■' ■ Tin. Davidson has Bui waste '.ht-i'n .iii.i'i el Pi'd ■ I) ■ \ ■ committee ol il don"l il nut < ti i>■■'■- inci i i! A V 1 IA \ ■ i possible ■■ innrt'hi' From iin ncsthi : no- I ol . . > ■ i 'i iirtich '■ . Vi ' ■. till' I)B Ii rosourcr r leriai.) , ■ b> ■ ■ 'iini Ij .: R Ci ■ ■ ■,.,■" 1 .. Coniiiuiiii(v ■ : ,i :, Of . lol ':r:- i ■ ; ■ pi till" ■ . I ■ 3) For II i ■" : i N ITY, Pz-.y. ■ ■

1" tter lime. ■. ii unity, of common interestin '■ he pur- i!;- calf foi ay environment which- suit of relevance in education. would allow even a knotted pine ! TheRes! 'Dlrfy Rush' Uncl$ Perch I's For tho brief perl&d Monday David- grow should serve as a guideline I i son found its community. be followed as we consider the qui -' c Before students ran off to schedul- tion of admissions and recruiting ol Wdrt RemeH'er ed labs and classes, and whileparents the pn ir white and the poor black were .-till oil campus sharjng in the The convocation commiftee i* t. > be i". excitement oi formal processjoni Da- commended' for Its succos adniinis- .1- Dcaid Wart vid.son stoprjeti the race tt has been ti v .Ihe convocation In a i running with itself for some time t<> very suited for theacad mic ■ immun- ity, listen' to .i man sp ak aboui something which admissions ofaTeTial mikes A ;):" really mattered. Iia' idson appear to be. Hoping For Riot The first annual convocation, much But the .success of the convocatio There are no needles in tlw haystacks, to the surprise of skeptical professors rofU i prinmrlly on Proctof hiiniolf; A Germany. open warfare hi-; divided Arab-Israeli- and seniors, proved to be overwhelm- on wit, on his 'talent both as a the Sino-Soviet border clashes Students of inter- inglv successful. I! was a moment writer^ and an orator and on his sense national politics warn against hopes for real solutions. "symbolic of academic renewal." of timhiL;. » Most have come tq regard Vietnam in the same Dr. Samuel D. Proctor, in his role His message and the sense of ur- perspective - - a long, recurring nightmare that's as the initiator of that renewal, was gency which it carried sheuld provide always there in She morning. perfectly cas.t. A man of keen intelli- Davidson with a needed impetus to Dr. Paul S. Crane recognizes these insomnious gence, he summed up in short mea- maintain the community which it symptoms of the United States but sees the causes sure what admissions personnel, stu- shared for an hour Monday, and the cure differently from many of this country's dents and faculty alike have been Working as a community in insomniacs. trying to say for a long time. thorough pursuit of responsibility in "I think that history will be where the wisdom His analysis of the crisis in educa- our response to Proctor's call, we of this nation's policy will be recognized," speculated tion for the black student and his may also stumble on that relevance Crane after Monday's convocation, at which he re- admonition for the college in respect for which we so desparately search. ceived an honorary degree for his efforts as a medi- cal missionary in Korea. "Even to the loss of American lives over there. 1 think you will be proud ten years— from now that Last Summer the United States did what it did and that it did ] so because 'nobodies', people who had no power to Davidson's summer school 1969 en year A y v wield, who were being killed in the night." rolled 56 students first session It is to credit that .JJX "Once game terrible things hap- and Davidson's such % the is.started 51 second session. programsas the Liberal Arts Program pen." added Crane. "But you have to look at who Without knowledge of what part of for Teachers and the Project Oppor- kicked the first ball." Crane has more than a nodding this meager number attended both tunity program for high school stu- acquaintance with war in the far east. He headed a sessions, it still appears fair to con- dents have been held here during the medical support team for guerillas in Korea in 1947. clude that the college should either summer months. But there is room Brice Approves Dorms; Recalling the Korean War, Crane said that Japan do something with the summer school for much more activity here: more and not South Korea, was the object of the drive or be rid of it. church conferences could use the down the peninsula. The easier course would be to aban- Davidson facilities, even— business and Japan is still Communist China's first objective, don the summertime stepchild: but professional groups often seeking Exposes Health Hazard said Crane. we are reluctant to encourage aban- some protection from the intrusions But threat or no threat, the Republic of South of — donment what could be of mutual and distractions of the city could To the Editor: Such Improvements are Hut how iiviny people Korea has functioned quite well by many standards benefit have tr> college and individuals make use of the campus. In addition. The timing of the admin admirable, especially in a stopped ti> consider how es Continuing border skirmishes have not—prevented alike. in the past such arrangements have i rration has done it again. uciilrl such as ours, where, sriHUi! comfori is In the en achievement of a high annual growth rate reaching Davidson has a physical plant and often Isold long term benefits Cor the The sophomore class is there is. so I've heard ru lerprising student? 14 percent In l9(iB. locationparticularly i hi in .More importantly, perhaps, suited tosummer- college! the middle of the mored, a war going on In Golfers get bad shoulders, if Crane's analysis is time study pool possibilities ' ab ilii il juxtaposition "I jungle, ;ind correct, the change and recreation. A These nolvvith landing, some growing tennis players get bnd el- is in attitude of the young men courts ;a-e that the arc i exams and of Korea. and tennis comotemented we suggest summer school the renoyn dissatisfaction among various bows, and along the same and women by the Lske given first priority. Lien "!' ' -■>( "There rioting today." Campus offerings of ii«e!f be freshmun do'nni- i.il groups with the way lino, students can gel !>ur- was in Seoul commented boating and swimming. Further, propose i"ih ■ to question we that one dorm and the p sopho the country is run. sitis of the butt. Crane in response a about the current buildings condi- aside for matriculants. is Iqft wondering political situation in Korea. Academic are air be set women Davidson has kept up with --it tioned :ind al least some rooms of (Worm n studentshere in Hie past were whether he came into the To For fifty minute? mi "The young people have assimilated the times remarkably. ;i time can the values the library ave air conditioned. ;iffo.ded ro opportunity for college vvorld onjc year too late, on solid wood of a democratic society. Tor lour years or I hear thai some of the leave a impassion thousand the , ,VVe hive one air conditioned dorm housing,i » ne too earl). marked on Koreans have lived under dormitories evenhave a new the individual, in authoritarian riile. Now and others could be so equipped with Information about the pro- In all seriousness, praise more than they have a chance for something It's like summer paint job (probably to cover one way. else. a the expense for the air conditioning gram would have to be disseminated should go to those respon- spray breath of fresh air." by up the spots where we Nol all borne summer room rent. iPient . among coed universities and women's sible for the salvage of East rd dirty words on the walls rooms in Chambers . The rioting was part-of a crisis that has been presently uncollected as the dorms colleges across the Southwest. and Cannon and Walls, and and ru-e tarnished with the an brewing siuce July when President Park Chung-hee .) ".vith deodorant burned cien't (which, stand empty for three months Davidson could go coed next .sum- the location of color television them in). desks incident called for a vote of confidence through a constltu- One of the longstanding of mer or no capital expense sets in the elegant lobbies nlly, are all designed, with' the abuses with little However, one important t:o:ial amendment bill that would allow president American education has been its and no change in present facilities or there, while Belk a rrew very few exceptions, rorr.ight to serve third term-. vir- — has factor has been overlooked, a tual expensive facil except that both would be carpet and its good li.niilecl students and the lef- The rioting students part of this abandonment of faculty old por- and it would certainly be are a opposition ities for quarter of the to batter they be. table and to ties can to Maryland). with paramount objective one calendar use. Which should black white tube. the advantage those their the establishment I of who Some have plush chairs of tradition of peaceful of wish to promote the public a transition power, lone - - layered with smooth cush considered essential to a truly democratic system. B c by Johnny hart imaqe of Davidson as a lib- ions upon which the individ- _____^ "After one devastating war. two revolution-, five eral arts college to take no- ual can comfortably place constitutional . . tice. amendments . the opposition insists his rump and sink into leth- the Park government should give South Korean The dr-iks In some class argic numbness. mature, REAL- ' democracy a chance to to take root," says TEUUl*&SCWETHIM& rMAr &l& \ -^ wrrH A I 1 rooms of Chambers are out The point of this letter, Crane. rageous! liien. is to awaken the admin While we have of recent years talked authorita- Irefer to the medeival tor- istrfition to tlu% urgent,press- tively on "the oriental mind" and how we shouldn't lure constructions in more ing needs of Davidson stu be so ethnocentric as to force our own brand of notorious rooms such ns 120 dents. Let us not take the democracy on that mind, perhaps we should have (chosen arbitrarily!. We matter of our behinds too factored in the old saw 'never underestimate the have all heard how impor lightly lest we lose sight of power of youth." tant good physical condition what our respective ends in And as we move toward October 13 we should is to our mental development, life are. be hoping that in a few years the students will be how we should eat a hearty Robert Brice 72 rioting in Saigon for the same things they were breakfast, and so forth. Davidson College rioting for in Dr. Crane's Korea last Monday. " Identity .. 9ht »«uUHmtf«rt October 3. 1969 Page Three Continued From Page 2) ed chapels, vespers, etc.) is Church Relationship. .1n Russia; d gone. We are at present men Visits aving 1xamined the pro- caught between the past Professor edur< iat the other >.um- that is no longer and the nissions. 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"■■■|| Love Triangle .: 01 ra. ■ |>osi "■ would lu' Lvithout di- volumes p^r I Existential .. 1 ly. n 'choice I 011 Rnd to ".1 BY [JILL DAVENPORT Mi'I till (It ::'lt.,!IOI1 Ili.im ." in ■■;:(! out ul their purpose and compan " had Id the M.-.:k II thus would be void 0 thi ,i lotnl ef 269. Si.'tl Writer li.it h> hide ih> : to' vscapi hi !■ roles. com lliiil . Suuml Sjnlhesizcr usei ■ ■ ' ■ - ,::il - 1 > mi'. I'.u \V 1 1 .' I- r ntifll. idson lops . . 1 11111 .iliuni |>;i*sion would ■ Ij hj r,,1.1:1 , »n, ()nl> npi . .. emi 1 ilu ri i'ir<' .111 iibna 1 1 .1 after Catherine kills Withbttl the iiiit\\.'"i! ■■. lei ol tin »l in niistiike I'jinciU 1' T - ■ lni\ ersitil ■ , ,; .l,u l in and Inr-i It iion "I it dentil ll stal li. an 1 .1 ■.! , Oelol li ill UH Nut Mill'. 1 III .1, I111;; by^drivhik ■ I Un . 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II Iih,' i« .1 mn in composi hul in pi 1!, 1,1> 11 who 1.inn tu ri wh'i re 'Mules nnd Jim" fails: " lime, ih,n what can Itfc .iihI record their vvor . " « 1I1.in I" expeel At Oxford ki lietler li il nics it- rhiirm ters .1 be? iHin -'iin1 ions Fuller Speaks cause Ihe ill] ('\iit,it flick, bin .it s_kin in ;ir ' ' compufi i- perrorm \ ■ i ■ ■ ' ■ |]e| r\ ,,||l' !11ill.I 1 : F1Ul ■ < luuv i*s ol .1 pi wini i\ u at ioua 1 i.iiihin.itiuiis whii '1 .". ' < imn wii.it they I'.ni InstcRi] ' mi incn asinglj lii .cd to \ti Ui'mpt-h;l '■ ii :. hi 1 n ii tin Chin v mi be recorded »n magneto .,- Ilish, in) YMCA '" w .1 lii lAisii'ni ■ ' ■ , ;-r Canvass :ir,d 1 ■. res 111 hnologi. ;>>-- . , . . nl i;i 1 i. poumiiif bj ihi Sd i.ipc in U\ni p\tiyeck "! ; ■ 1 vie« .:. - t'\.l'r.;'i( > "ih gpverri- : : hoth 1 311 tri? 1!'i r ni 11 I11 f. (iisc'llHKion protltii 1 in■. u of ■ \ 111 npposud in \i:\l ' ■ I,,. ifiliui;i'< St.ilf Writer :"i'll|)s. ■ .' I In■. .mil' 11 ilml impossible. 111 . n Intel t.-i.:.- innl Irvi ' '' ' ' In pre\ mi; ■ -ii ■ ■■ ,lll\ MilI'll ''!■ "I ,'Mi r> ul years, iln \\ don'l know ..- .. ■ I ol stall .r , , ■ ..,■ 1 iv the " . uii n to i il >"!■> 1 rrlation.sh'j " . :i,i profl iSOl lirtwiM'.i Ik rr .. lii jflsun idson haplt-r has doiial nhoiil the h 111 ■ Chapter \ti ■ ■ ■ '\ , . nl the ■ ' ■ ■ 'I 1i*ti ' '' i ■'> Wilton Park in Sus'sefc. ■' . pur ■!■ 1 alhi'i 'i \ |)1i-im to ' out.ut r;n!t ■r.'ni in iKirthj hal .r : ■■ ': lj L' s 11 \ f.lI> .\ hat c; I Ju - ran Mori t tiltr'll' hi'iK T.V\ ilJiO, and \\v Hlis ">. ' ill ul till . ' ' -^ ■■■■■ ,11 11 runtnbiiti 11 appro> , ! In .'.,.-..:■ was "Di fi :.si I'i'i .''I'' \\" H II '! ,liiuini 'iRtlon " ii -ii (I ■ '.,';, 1 " Mil tin t'lmiijii VIcdfi ..I 11 litpi twelve noti 1 ii y- Tii "i S ieni and ' in* fl Iv ;; 111 .:' 1rfoi 1 :e lured. ii.mil 1 President Samuel *R. Spen- A study ul ine personnel v .1 1 rfOi m ■ .Ir. announced Tuesday The Office of the Hean of and other needs oi the t" 7 [j in 1 s rd ij cer following th that there will be several Students and the Department college by the Academy :. Homeci MEET YOUR FRIENDS game « changes and additions to the of Admissions and Financial for EducationalDevelopment ith \'.MI. Ai coi . AT THE M. F. to of SHRUDE HOLDEN CO. Davidson College staff in the Aid plan to co-operate more (AED) is now in progress. Bill Traxler the Si dl future, Council, Hie- Pres( near future. closely in the es- Their report should be ready n I GONDOLA RESTAURANT CHARLOTTE'S NO. 1 Boutique of the most important pecially on financial aid mat- by November Among Jobs Hnli is .1 veteran gro ip V. INDEPENDENCE AT WILKINSON BLVD. One 1^ Ne« jazz Independence positions to be filled is that ters. Both offices will add being considered is the pos- Orleans musii ..■■ CHARLOTTE 200 personnel, who .ire very popular ■ of Dean of the Faculty. The new and a com ition of Assistant to the Pre- WHILE ENJOYING Dr. Frontis puter programmer will also sident. now on the college coi THE BEST present dean. circuit. Belts, Unisex, Body Shirts W. Johnston, has asked to IN The Rotary Bottoms, be relieved of his duties in Connect! Bell Leather & Insence this area when a replace- Hazel Directs Marrieds northernrock group, will fol PIZZA and SPAGHETTI low at B:15. At in:15 ■ ment canbe found. This pos- anoi' next year. combo parly featuring ition will be filled In 'LameDuck'Capacity Good, "Creation of a new de- The Bad. and The Hazel, Ugly." .will Rendezvous in Charlotte at velopment staff is a high Phil ex President of The major problem of be launched A FABULOUS DINING priority item." Spencer the Married Students Coun married students at David movie will be shown al La Roma Ristoranti A said. Presently. Mr. Russell oil, continues to act as pre- son is housing. "Other pro- bonfire will brighten thi internationalCuisine BEST— PIZZA —WEST of ITALY sident organization be- wee hours from 2 ; Spaghetti Lasagne Parmigiana — Strong. Director of Public of the blems are finding baby sit- to ii — — Salads serving Rotting Sunday morning. CHOICE Information, is as cause the married students ters and jobs for A bl11 . STEAKS acting Director of Public Re- have been unable to convene wives in the area," Hazel Tast will be served ; OPEN KITCHEN 8:30 to lations and Development. in large enough numbers to said. 5:30. La Roma The Admissions Depart- elect new officers. Activities of the Council On October 11, then « 1318 W. Morehead ment will probably be bolst- Hazel's term was to have will mainly concern the be a combo party folio,. Ristoranti ered within the coming year. expired in the spring. New wives of students, he said. the game with Richni.. I Hy- some Charlotte,N.C. A successor to Mr. Jim officers will be elected "The guys will have their but the name of the groi^ going Phone 376-2576 1540 West d#r. assistant to Dean H. time in the fall. Hazel said. hands full to school." has not been announced. Blvd. at Remount Rd. Davidson College Directory 1969-1970 Rusty Boyd 73 E303 Steve Epperson 71 W202 Lynn Himes.,,70 OFF Bill Lyle 72 . B301 Bill Moseley 73 EA Boyd 72 Russell Eppley MARR 72 Lynn 72 W112 George Moskos 70 OFT B108 Howard . R417 70 Charlie Hinnant B256 Jeff Blair AW 72 E403 Steve 72 Lyon R40I Lloyd Moss 73 C3S6 Nelson Abel! 70 R210 Bill Blacken 73 Erlandson B254 Jim Hinshaw 70 C212 Rick 71 Bradley R413 CALL US FOR YOUR Mike Ernst 73 C304 Jimmy Moye 73 .. C107 Sterling Abernathy 70 B460 Dave 71 Richard Hinson 71 R107 — Joel Bradley '73 E109 Bill Eskridge 73 E 4 Terry .... D373 Me— Bill Moye 71 OFF Lanny Aekiss 72 OFF Hirst '72 _ David Branch 70 MARR Terry Esterkamp 70 OFF 70 Ted Mullen 70 MARK Cooper Adams 70 OFF NEED PARTIES OR Peter Hobbie L109 Jim McAdams 70 OFF Cooper Brantley 70 OFF FOR Wwight Ethridge 71 R302 Pat 70 Trip Adams 72 B204 Todd Hobbie 72 B205 Walter McAlhaney 72 B173 Mullen _ LIU Jeff Brantley 71 B404 Brian Evans 72 B252 Billy Hobbs 72 B36fi Greg 73 E307 Murphy 70 Bryan Adrian 72 B206 McCall Calvin _ R110 71 B418 John Brawner 71 R202 LARGE GROUPS Jim Evans 70 L312 Henry M. Hobby 70 D 10 John McCammon 7) R404 aobin Murray 70 MARR Mark Affeldt 72 B303 71 Agner John Braxton William Everett OFF Charlie Hodge 73 W409 Clint McCann 73 W311 — Chris 72 . B320 Bray 70 N— E404 Pat D 14 McCrea Ewart 70 L306 Tate Holbrook 71 B458 Tim McCaulay 71 R3I5 Steve Akers '73 E401 Edgar Howard N'abors 73 W208 Kent Brenrd 73 Exum 70 D236 Tom Holcomb 72 B204 Dave MoCllntOCk 70 R 04 C105 Bob Albee 70 James 71 R409 Rafael C. Nail 73 Bill Alexander 73 E213 Brice have not only — Skip Holcombe 73 E302 Bart McCormick 72 B210 C306 Robert Brice 72 B1I6 F— 70 D124 David Nash 73 C106 Stewart Allan 70 OFF David Faison 72 B251 Wendell Holmes Sean McCormick 71 R312 Edward K. Bridges 70 OFF Chickenbut also Fish and B40.') Bill Naylor 72 B155 Bobby Allen 72 B277 Leland Farnell 73 K206 ■Mike Hood 71 Rll.i Stuart McCnicken 72 Charlie Brockwell 70 Will John Hopkins 73 Richard Xeal 72 .leff Allender 73 C201 Shrimp for your Satur- 70 E402 Martin MacDovvell 73 C209 B2I8 Charlie Brown 70 D231 William Farris B176 Neeley 70 Dick Allison 71 OFF Marshall Feaster 70 R205 Bill Horton 70 0136 Jack McGeachy 70 D221 Richard B460 Charlie Biywn 71 R307 day Supper. 70 D235 Lindsay Ron Altman 73 C103 David 70 I) 10 Dave Hostetter Ed McGoogan 71 W205 Xeill 71 L402 Jeb Brown '73 E201 Felkel 71 Bobby Ambrose at Ferguson Jim Hovis 1.302 PInckney Mcllwaln 72 R317 Paul Nelson 72 BIOS 71 R217 Brown 73 W312 ( John 70 D131 70 Hunter fWe Richard Howard 70 D 6 Kelly McKee 72 B123 Grier Newlin 72 BI59 Franklin Anderson OFF Fielder 70 Jim Brown 73 C2M Steve MARR Tom How W.I'll', Greg Anderson '72 B318 COLONEL SANDERS'RECIPE Randy aid 73 Paul McKenney 72 R414 Stagg Newman 70 D12I Ray Brown 7:1 W3M Fields 70 MARR Rill "73 W311 Rarry Arnold 73 C104 Joe Kill Howland Charles McKenzle 72 BSS3 Stephen New some 71 L304 William Broun 70 I.JHi Finch 71 Carey Howlett 72 Clyde Asbury 72 BU8 71 B158 Bill MrKenzie 71 R2VI Charlie New ton 70 7J3O!) Mait Browning 7:i C408 Kentucky (jUA&m. John Fine W103 Rob Hoy 71 1.1117 Hampton Aukl 73 K D fried David Fisher 70 OFF John MacKinnon 72 B327 Jim Newton 71 . R213 .lames m. Bruce 72 isiiii Don Hoyt 70 W207 -Whit Ayrcs 7J Blfi-1 Paul Fisher 71 R10I Frank McLaughlin 72 B!07 Jack Nichols 73 C401 John Bruner 71 ES11 503 S. Broad Mooresville,N. C. Phone 664-1505 Jim Hudwn 71 HIT! Danny Mcl.au 70 \&K Sammy Fisher 72 R 0:1 hum Garrel Nicholson '70 1.21(1 John Bryan 71 R412 Bill Huffman 72 B270 Sandy Romev Fisher 70 R 0.1 McLean "73 Wioi Scott Nicholson 72 H112 Robert Bryan '70 D221 John Hugging* 70 . MARK 1-'!) Donald Balfe> 71 W203 Vic- Fleming 7.1 \V30l John McLean 72 RL' Clark Nick^rson 70 R109 Harald Bailey '73 C314 John Bryant 70 R 02 Danny Clodtelter a tii^o Charlie Dmis 73 K lilii Joe Hughes 7(1 R202 John McMurray 72 BI70 , Mac Davis 70 C212 :Mike Flemmln? 70 D128 Rill Nicklas 7; E211 Jim Bailey '73 CM14 Jim Buchanan 71 MARK Rill Cloud 7:1 E2O7 Bill Humbert 7.) C214 'Stjji-e M. v,i,h 71 RU4 1.2111 Rill Ton!) H2II7 John '72 H.'iHI Joe Flournoy 7:) Bt5S ' ' " ii^'i Vetbauer '71 ... n m Ovid Bailey 73 Rill Bob Buchanan 70 72 Davis Jimmy Hunter '73 W2TB ("'1 1 ■!■ 72 ','■'' (ill- Joe Flovd 70 MARR irin " Stephen Nipe 73 C213 Brantly Ruck 72 B272 Ran Coliic 71 E411 Robert Dawson 73 Norm Hunvitz '70 H Ml ,: 71 \.\m Bruce Baird Lnfry Flynn 71 OFF Sam V. 70 Johnny Baker '70 E C Dave Bugg 71 K211I Rill Cockrill To 1-201 Toby Dflwson 72 B374 Todd Hutton "." M VHB Robert Norllei i 711 D 18 I.Hn ■", Jerry llcan Fill Bob Folu'cr '71 1.10'! — Paal Baker 71 I.:fo« Mike Bumgarner 7ii uvii roL'iuii 1 etad 71 . Alike Byrne 72 I'.itii M— Robert Morris 72 R112 Burgdorf 70 MARR R212 Mike Tommy Fondren 73 ('30.1 \1 Nbrris 72 Phillip Baldwin 72 R :77 Davle "Mike Cole 71 Deese 73 CI10 i B352 1 1 N'e'l M.ncruder 73 C31 Gary Burgess 7:t E413 i'" iI E204 Mark Delnlnger '73 E112 Richard Fort 73 W301 Toqjmy Norwood "0 1^08 Steven Baldwin '72 B270 Glonn . Norihiko Mo IS John Malo ie; 73 E310 . Cecil Runny 72 B264 Mike Collin 7.: E410 Jo eph Delk 72 Run John Foster 70 OFF R113 John Foitohee 73 E110 Andy Inu'c^ 73 E413 Mike Mi loy 70 D236 Ballenger Tl Bill Burwell 73 C406 Goltrnne 70 B403 Fox 70 OFF Ma--,-; —0— Fred R315 Diinri> Demolsei' 72 Pierce Irbv '70 f)231 I! il 72 B325 Robert Banta 7i c :,iIS John R40K Dlxon Alan 72 B202 Cray Mason 71 L408 W207 M. Barton 73 Jack Caldwell 71 B415 Richard Cooper 7:s W308 Kd Dolihs 71 DT}\ Frlerkon Mike J/icob 71 R405 Fred Ourt 7.!,- R. E20H ... Mike Frye 72 B323 David Mast 73 W412 W307 Gary Baskin 70 R109 Paul Caldwell 73 E312 Gary Cofnette 72 B324 David Doggett 72 6*173 ... . Jack Jacobs 71 .. C4I0 72 Cottlngham 1)224 Rick Fugate 72 WU2 Jon Jacobs 72 R254 John Matthews B210 — Hugh Baskin 70 I.I12 John Calhoun 72 B1S3 Sid '70 Brent Donaldson 73 F.310 " P— Bill Funderburk 70 1.20s John Jnmes 72 Glenn Mauriey 71 R310 Bruce Batten 73 K107 Mac Calhoun 71 B4(iH Garry Coulter 73 W308 Clay Dorminey 71 R407 BIN Charles Page 71 — Henry Jennings 73 E204 Ei. K Mawhinney 70 MARR MARR Stephen Battle 72 B.'ifiO Edgar Callaway 70- Dili John Cowan 71 Rill Jim Doss 73 C412 G— Kd Page 7U L300 W40(i Philip Guy Jeter 70 OFF Tom .Maxwell 71 L407 Leonard Baugham 71 B415 Greg Cameron 73 Rich Cowart 71 OFF Dotts 72 D211 Hugh Gaither 72 B20C> Miek Page 70 70 OFF Douglas .. Tom Jeter.71 R213 Jim May 70 W107 OFF Karl Bauknight 70 D235 Paul Cameron 72 B3G4 Charlie Cowsert John 72 B275 Ed Galloway 72 B355 Mark Pandlck 73 73 C109 John Cox 72 B314 Tom Dover 7.3 E21! Jonny Jewett 72 B355 William Mayfield 72 B40fi E210 Jimmy Beamguard 71 Llll Robert Camp Lewis Galloway 73 . C413 Jim Parish 72 B203 Campbell C202 Buckmaster Coyne 70 OFF Dick Downey 73 C207 Bill Gammon D113 Mitchell Johnson 73 E201 Bob Meadows 71 E212 Scott Beard 73 W407 Jim 73 70 . George Park 72 . B357 Davis Beaston 73 C407 Roy Campbell 72 B362 Mike Creasman '73 . K307 Phil Drake 73 C B Greg 72 George Johnson 70 . B410 Dave Mehlen 73 W312 Gandee B16G Randy 72 Luther Beazley 73 E412 Tommy Campen73 C.I02 Ken Crews 70 MARR Stephen Draper 72 B360 Craig Garner 70 L107 Reynolds Johnson 72 BI02 Bill R.i.Meier 73 . E205 Parker B324 Ray Walter Parkhurst 70 Bruce Becker 73 E301 Armfield Cannon 72 . B3fi2 Ronnie Crockett 72 B226 George Draughon 72 B401 Ben Garrett 70 D 15 Chris Johnson 72 .. B222 Mendenhall 72 B103 D133 Charlie Parks 71 Bill Beckman 72 B154 Jim Cantrell 71 L410 Angus Cromartie 72 L202 Hank Drews 72 B208 Gregory Johnson 72 L302 Russ Merritt 72 B116 Ell 1 Bill Garrett 73 W303 James Emerson Bell 70 C C John Carlson 72 ... B224 John Cronin 71 L310 Jim Drin'kard 73 C205 Paul Garrigus 71 OFF Mike Johnson 72 MARR Mark Meza 72 . B126 Parks 71 W 1 Sumner Bell 72 B352 Sandy Carnegie 73 C D Steve Cross 72 BI57 Clif Duke 69 . L311 Robert Gates 73 E209 M. B. Johnson 70 D 9 Rick Michaels 72 . R-1I0 Ken Parks 73 C206 Gerry Bello 73 C208 Eugene J. Carr 70 LI10 Jim Crouse 71 R213 Keith Dull 73 W211 Clay Gatewood 73 ElOfi Paul Johnson 73 E205 Rusty Mickler 70 . Will Don Parman 72 B151 Bob Benton 73 C306 Mark Carr 71 R408 Larry Crowell 72 B2I4 Jeff Duqjansky 73 E407 Jay Gaynor 73 C103 Sam Johnson 70 OFF Mike Mikolayunas 71 R303 Lyman Parrigln 71 L404 Jim Berger 72 B302 Randy Carjer 70 B453 George Crowell 73 E103 Dick Dumich 71 R303 Kurt Geisinger 72 B227 Rill Johnson 70 . ... B403 Jimmy Milholland 70 B451 Carl Patterson 73 C203 Bill Berry 70 R 03 Scott Carter 71 ... t. R20I Phil Croy 71 B452 Larry Duncan 73 E308 Doug Gentry 72 BIOS Dan Johnston 72 B200 Terry Millar 70 L204 Cliff Patterson 70 W106 Tom Bersuder 70 OFF Norman Carj- 70 B4B5 Jack Crumbley 70 D 3 Boh Dunham 70 R204 Cooper Geraty 72 B375 Ed Johnston 73 .. E 2 Garth Miller 71 L408 Jim Patton 72 B455 Laurent Bessou IS B45H Marshall Case 72 B156 David Crumpler 73 C309 Edgar Dunlap 71 R3I1 Greg Gerdy 73 W303 David Jones 72 B252 Fred Miller 73 John 73 ._ . W405 Chipper E113 Pe'corak Marvin Bethune 70 .... B454 Michael Catapano 72 B10B Stephen Culltertson 72 B326 Jim Durant 71 L410 Tom Giesecke 73 W408 Jones 72 B120 Rob Miller 73 E314 Ralph Peeplcs 73 E313 B30(i Randy Chris Bickley 71 L412 Don Caterson 72 Mike Culbrelh 70 D215 Dale Durham 70 L309 Jacques Gilbert IS MARR Jones 70 D 18 Steven Miller .72 B272 Bob Peele 72 R105 Bob Bisanar '72 B122 Wright Caughman 70 L208 Craig Culp TffC^. W104 Chris Giles 71 MARR Joe Jones '70 ... D 11 Roger Mills 71 George Penick 70 L104 .... Ken L409 Lindsay Bishop 70 . OFF John Chalk 70 LlOfi Pat Curley 73 W309 £ Bill Gill 72 .. OFF Jones 73 E401 Bill Mills 71 Hugh H. Peoples 70 OFF Rusty 73 B110 George Ealy 71 Danny Jordan ... R317 Bittner .. E409 Jimmy Chandler 72 . B253 John Cutchin 72 . B312 Jim Gillespie 71 MARR 72 B202 Jim C. Milsop 73 . C4I1 Paul Peteet 72 B373 L105 Jack Cherry Gene Early 71 R402 " Pete Jorgenson 73 C405 Jim Black 7» 70 D116 — Kemp Gillie 73 C20B David Mims 73 C3O7 Allen Peterson 71 B4Mi John Black 72 B153 C. L. Cheshire 70 D 13 Tom Easterling 72 BI24 D— James Goodwin 73 C212 — Eric Minkin 72 Bryan Peterson 71 R104 StephenBlack 72 BSSfi Jeff Chutwood 71 R40il Ed Dail 70 D135 Tim Ebert 72 B370 Woody K— W105 Gleason 70 D 2 Greg Mitchell 72 B22.5 Herl Peterson 73 E404 James Blair 71 R117 Morton Chiles 71 . E411 Clayton Daley '73 'K304 Denb Economou '70 . D 2 Jim 72 George Kaneklldea 73 C209 . . Glennon RI72 Sam Mitchcner 73 C 1 Rob Peterson '7* El13 Kenny Boggs 73 C301 Dennis Cholak '73 E210 Hunter Dalton 71 R407 Bob Edrbunda 7:1 C312 Many Goldman 70 Kd Kanoy 72 B160 D122 John Mize 70 02 Jim Philips 72 B228 Jan Willem Bol IS B320 Ty Church 73 C401 Frank Dana 72 L405 Jimmy Edwards '73 W.402 Andy Goodson 70 D 5 Fred Kastner 70 D233 . R ; Zack Mobley Phillrps 73 E314 John Bolingur 71 C4I0 Doug Clark Jr. 71 OFF Howard Daniel 72 B3.il Jimmy Edwards 71 R354 Andy 72 Scott Keeter 72 R2GH 72 B3O8 Fred Goodson B17fi David Ricky Bob Bolt 71 RU5 Spencer Clark 73 C1'33 Sam Darby 70 W107 Mike Elliott 71 W3O5 Alec Gordon 72 Mike Kelly 73 . Oil Mockbee 71 ... R314 Phillips 70 . OFF R310 Bill Mohr Andy Larry Bostian 73 . O0H Frank Clark 72 B372 Tom Dasher 71 B4f>7 Robert Elliott 72 W120 Ralph Gorrell 7:i Mike Kelly 70 , L206 72 B214 Pickens 71 R203 W408 Jimmy Jay Bowen 71 R313 Ronald Clark 73 . . E309 Bill Davenport 73 E108 Jim Kllison 72 B218 Robin Gottfried "70 L203 Bobby Kelly 73 E312 Monroe 71 R211 Bill .1. Pierce 71 B418 Grif Bowen 70 1.203 Bill Clark 73 . E108 Jolin Davidson 72 BUB Marvin Kllison 70 OFF Rick Gourdln 71 R4fi7 Ricky KemVnerlin 72 B:i7n Jim Montgomery 72 B3fi8 Todd Pierson 72 B255 Kennedy Woody TSTbntgomery John Bowles 72 B358 Jim Cl.iunch 73 MARR Scott Davidson 73 C312 Howard Elrod 72 - B209 Duisrht Gradv 73 K40"> Stuart '71 ... R413 72 R3211 liiok Pipan-72 B274 R Reggie Sidney 72 Plane)- William Bowman 70 I.:iU7 Dick Clay 73 E214 Lonnie Davis\J0 " DllS Randy Ely '73 E George Graff 71 R411 Kennedy 73 . E30I Moody B309 Jeff 71 W202 Lock Boyce 73 . ,: C E Herb Clegg 71 R415 Andy Davis 73" C304 Bill Endy 73 E203 ■D.-in Graham 70 L20S "John Kenyon 72 B3(i8 Ren Moore 70 W108 Trcnl Pledger 72... B21(i Graham 73 Wally Kernodle 73 c:tn2 Bruce Moore 72 B273 Don Ploger 73"." E114 Gordon W405 (Well ■Ti ff Grnhnm 73 E408 Kerns 73 .. W-ID8 Jack Moore 72 .. B35(i Fred Poisson 7:i . C20.'i P W. Graham Relf Kessler 71 R-in John Moore 70 LI0"> Charles Pope 72 B251 73 W 1 Les . John Gray 71 OFF Kilduff 73 .. C109 John Moore 71 . . Dill .Icilm Porter 72 B372 Kilpatrick 70 \\ // Rilnh Gray R 0."j Joe . OFF Rod Moore 72 BKiO Lester Porler 73 70 Alan Kirkpatrick C307 l:ibln Gray 72 B358 "I C:il0 Rick Morctz 7.! C409 Duncan Postmn 71 H402 X TATE-BROWN'S )k Steve Kiiley 71 CHARLOTTE ,,k> William Greathouse 73 C2I0 MARR Bill 11. Moretz 70 . OFF Jan Postma 70 MARR Kirtley 1,303 OJj Joe Green Frank 71 . Rob Morey W201) 72 R307 Steve 72 B201 Uoe Poteat 72 'VI! 72 Klein 7() OFF Morgan Green R217 Athley Peter 73 E103 Bob Potter 73 E313 Gregory 70 L209 Kline 70 MARR Bill . Knlghton Tom Morrill 71 MARR Roger Powell 71 W109 _ _... Charlie 72 ... R220 1 Sifirtin QcBS! IS B2I14 Rodney Dick Morrison 71 B4(i4 Hill Powell 70 . RIO.? Joe Gribble 71 . Rioi Knowlea 70 MARR David Morrow 73 Bobby Koury '73 W401 ... C105 Theo Powell 70 " D134 Kii-.i Griffith 71 . C31I1 Whit Morrow 70 OFF Bill Powell 72 B309 Dave E305 Rob Krebs 73 c"20i - Griffiths 73 Huh Dong .Morton 73 B257 Glenn Praay 70 WHO David Gri.ssett 72 B22S Krehbiel. 71 .. R310 Jerry 7(1 Tim Groom 72 BlOfi Kroll OFF ... Walter Kruger John Gudger 72 B2fi6 — 73 K109 Bill Gucrrant 73 C107 L— Lee Guertler 72 B32G Rusty Lacy 72 R322 Gene Guill 72 B318 John Lamar "i R2on Bill Gupton— 73 E202 John Lambeth 72 R172 H— ; Rrent Lane 73 C408 Bub Haggard 71 W201 Tommy Lane 73 ... C403 Bruce Hagins 73 W302 Roy Lone" 71 R209 Don Hague 73 .. F.40I! Roy Lange 72 B22(i Stephen Haigler 70 OFF Hi Lankenau 73 . E303 Dwight Hale 70 1)222 Joe Lnnsinger 70 Rill Mark Hallenbeck 71 R208 Randy Lassiter 73 .... E412 W. F. Halligan 73 C301 John Lafimer 72 D213 Garth Hampton 70 .. OFF Bill Lattimore 72 .. B353 George Hannen 70 C112 Bill Lawing 73 . C104 Jimmy Hardison 73 E 3 Phil Lawrence 71 B452 Kevin Harkey 73 C404 Rill Lear 72 R104 Dennis Harmon 70 1-301 Mike Leathers 70 W208 John Harper 71 R104 James Lee 70 Dill Henry Harrell 71 R313 Drew Lemen 73 C314 Craig Harris 73 W310 Phil Leonard 72 B152 Bobby Harris 71 L310 Bugs Lester 71 OFF K*X:|oHai^s5 The name of the game ... shape Rick Hart 73 ... EI04 Dick Levan 72 B357 BE*! Tom Hart 70 D121 Rick Lev! 73 E105 Jack Hartman 72 . B168 Allen Lewis 70 W104 Gentlemen'sfashions have finally caught up with the idea Stan Hassinger 73 W4I0 Michael Lewis 72 OFF Rick Hawarah 71 .. R301 R. D. Lewis 73 E E of Shape. It's everywhere, on everything. It's a wide Jimmy Hawkins 71 B417 Bob Lewis 73 C303 Hay 71 Johnny Lientz 70 lapel sweeping down into a narrowly suppressed waist. Ed R308 D126 Sam Hay 72 L212 Davis Liles 70 ... R 01 Then, flare-out,longer, over the hips. Shape has Steve Hayes 70 LI11 P. K. Lindloff 72 B27fi Phil Hazel 70 MARR Bill Lineaweaver 72 MARR created a whole new look. Very now. Very flattering. . Gene Linton 70 L103 Ted Heefner 71 L411 BOLD and BUCKLED An updated classic in the And we're very much involved with the game. Charlie Heiner 72 B306 Mike Lippard 73 E105 Frank Heiner 70 .. L307 Nick Livengood 72 ... B364 Bates tradition, featuring imported Scottish Angus Aren't you? John Heitmann 70 Rill Richard Lpeble 70 L211 Aniline Veal upper leather. This handsome monk E. D. Hemming 72 B110 Adrian Long 72 B305 oxford will be a welcome addition to,your shoe Gary Gary Long W407 Hemric 70 L204 73 wardrobe.Treatyourself today toa pair Tom Hendren 70 D 12 James Long 70 D236 at Charlie Henley 73 .... E 1 Jim Long 71 B458 Bill Henry 73 C311 Jeff Loughridge 71 R306 SHOULDER SHOPS, IDEAS AND IDEALS FOR THE YOUNG MAN NATURAL Gary Henschen 70 W109 Reaves Louthan 71 E212 CHARLOTTE: DOWNTOWN, COTSWOLD AND PARK ROAD SHOPPING CENTERS Dan Herd 70 C112 Tad Lowdermilk 70 D234 David Herring 70 B453 Jeff Lowrance 73 E213 THE RED HANGER DAVIDSON STUDENTS HAVE AN AUTOMATIC CHARGE ACCOUNT. Doug Hickman 71 M01 Allen Lundy 72 ... B405 Doug Hill 72 W105 Wayne Lunsford 73 E306 DAVIDSON, N. C. Ken Hill 70 OFF Jimmy Luton 71 D136 Davidson College Directory1969-1970 David Varner 73 .. W410 Tim Winter 72 B314 Ted Woods 71 L3

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'. . . posfTions Clifl Duk cl throw to a of .... ; strong corps and lootfinll, Tin re ; ho ■ c.x p t ion i . « Ih the addition Tra> Ii r an Ii II ■ Bill receivers including Steve ■.'■ I rou : k -. to] so] onon should . il . .. it tailbai ■ ' Williams, Thco Powell, ■ ■ ■ Sam- ■ i Ni , ■ I the l)i "■ i teral Ik king . nlK | I : " ■ nsive " my Fisher, Frank Gray, Dan , "■ -' - Il.1! ■■. 11;i . W i! imp i ' . Herd, Danny White, and (! ■ ■ :' SPE's should h.ive usi T ■ . lio .I . : '. ..I '.- . The Rick ' tibojl Sounders. .rl , Sikes, i . just equally strong of- prolci II . \\ ■ Tl d fc c :< .illy busy cri fcn.ivc and defensive units, " : Tin In [1 ■ I, ■ ■ since n.ost pl.iyers will go mind \. Vbi Div Is 2. iigm,: Chis Kp ; ■ Si . ki . Sid Moody, < I b h ■' ":■;. . " both w.iys. Tho st.irs in the C] The Mai . . and Lou W n I the bi'S'.vi ".!.'■ ■ brickfield on offense will be I: ". . : Jim CantreM .ind sophomore id ... ittei ai ' ' . Thi re is. howevjr, " ■ ' Bjzj Tatver, who will nlt- : . tin " ■' ' ... C lach Mai !i : ; ■ ," l>lai . al de- ; c-n.ite Ijtwcen t>iilback and Thi . . vw.v retunin ■ ''■ : ■ ■ ■ ■ halfback. Both ,irc very ■ ; ; . . '.. ci mi for th ■:. .1 ' some nutstandii 8 '. quick, possibly Bcl.is „ ... ■ ■ " phut.' by Lyle) wiih Tarver Staff . no . 'i. mon qul.i ;. "„. conch being the belier pnsscr. ta will be slightly SOME MADE IT I .-' i ..'i ;. stn to - ... - ' > ■ . i the ■ . A;**1 than . on Joe Shibley edges Clark place. ( " .":-:. ; ■ lamer tmi lack \!o'i! to take first Run Inrlc D ■" ■ ■ ■' ' . two In Deti : , . ■ i ■ pel The; iUSt Will nut h i..■ ■. . and rd r look t reflect tl . r!_ nt ' "' ! , r- to ■ . ■ ■, - .' :.' the cake ; : i . ■ Stevens "Tired Of Losing" :' I . !;,,■■ " ; ■ i i:. . entl i i "■:::■ . .'■ ... ■-! ... ' ■ S.iund .. ■ ■ ill >". . rds, « :( iValti \\ ., ■ ■ rd :. . - " ■ ... ■■■:■■ ■ Commences Fall Ball : - ■■.'.■■ ,. lj:~. f . I k -I. Re Ki ■ "' ■" K . hn !■'" ' ' IU '. E nil ■ 'od thnl he can produi plaj'i rs .:. . ni'k. Ii and Charlie B ■ ■ ■ and r. ,.:i g< I '..■■ ke; i- f ii . .. thai . .. plai »en: . offei ■ ' l ■ ' ■ Su'iinn will si ■ - < : l ■ . .' y give : . . . ■ . . : iincl thai an :.. ■ ■ ■ ■ ' Rliod '■■'!! He |h( nager .:. > in, ... ■■' . h: onehui dredth ,i 9. Phi G.in-.n c . — ■ ' l~ hasii iuTi. INTRODL'CISC 5. Pikas VI " . ■ '■;.■■ i el |y the i nmr'whi G\Q'x\iolJ2ove fron i ■■ .. ' FOR ■ ■ . ■ : prohahl I h t,iri fil ■'. .. Returnees on defense are - ; bac Fr«3 K.isi ,ier. Joe Bill Tl : L.ins(p< IMAC Mirl ends P.it Ii'. B , I Bill B.':ry. This ■ ■ e v/.is S'conii only to the D:i>5 in fewest ;)oii-l5 . . . " ■ ; n^ game last se.v 11. SAE's >.on nr\-J should bo ilrong 013 once ci^cjin if n rushar can. i ■ ■; ■ ' ' ■ b ! found. At presenr Billy havepoor ti . i . i i .,:■ ,i n d ; . . i ihmen n ' ''* ■ % "TTraESHJIHWHPBFIj > : Picic" i' rushing but he will .. :. gain eNper- flu nBI be unSvaNateft after the . , or troujble i- I VI Wli from A: . \ ■ , ■ :..1 days of 1 slirl of haskelb.ill practice. : or hi)'ir. 'Th!'" lia, ■ >.,:■ > . ly, y* I will . . hi fin ection the dc fejisive drill ". «, bunting Th ■ ■ mi do have athli ti i, biit with 'v "■" fne, the .ill ."liltI'. [1C ,!!lll all-dN- pmctrce, relaysi and (ither A beautiful bracelct^witha are un ettled-, but ;rohabl "illy the seasqn»\vill' t ill if leeded finen t i;i.t teams tv,.> \ i ipa ,"; .1 fundamentals^ Stevens said bulhslonc foreach member eithi r Blair Aboc or Tom ! in organized. ftejnolds JohDson i n d row. In addition, I1;1 gained ■|. ;' he has been pleased of the family. Hendn :: will t ailb ac k . Af tailback they have i);i\ici Russell excelled in extra '.<■;■'.■rshin with the play of the new- 1" seeing 'omers, She will chcriih it forever. Oth i action on isive will he Clay Dor- Rookie are frosh ForOnly $«^-|.5O miney. John Bryant. Klinu That Davis Beaston, Andy Davis. Tinner, Brown (Ray, Is) Slfajldj .ludy Kay Bruce Batton and Kred iStaif Photo by Dai .! ' Sherrill'sJewelry .^ \ nhurg. Allen \V o >> ii ■ Ourt. nnd also snphnmore AND SOME DIDN'T =, Davidson, N. C. r ward, Steve Roady, Jim 'MU\ Barnliill. A promising Frazzled frosh takes the easy way back. Mije. and Tom Easterling. Good first year catcher is Dave At Davidson For Griffiths who wilt .. d d By KEN JONES have been stupid enough to "Then something happen- assurance tf> Davidson's NEW AND USED FURNITURE Sports Writer come her? to a small school ed when I irot to know the strength behind the plate. "I hated this place when with a questionable "social campus and students bettor. Bob Meadows and *iin TO MAKE YOUR ROOM MORE COMFORTABLE SEE I uni here. 1 was thinking life. I really thought twice As tho year goes <>n. Ithink Trevathan are two upper- to myself just how could I about mv decision. that the social scene will im- classmen who supply a lot HOWARD & BRAWLEY FURNITURE prove and that I'm going to of leadership. The infield really enjoy myself." was practically vacated by Ray Brown didn't distinR graduation, and freshmen COMPANY LEARN TO DIVE vk uish hims.'lf from many of like Bob Benton. .1a c k PHONE 662-1881 his fellow freshmen in his Wilits. Randy E!y. Riek Hal A short course in Scuba Diving will scon be first reactions to Davidson. ligan and Lyn Wagoner will 162 N. MAIN STREET, MOORESVILLE, N. C. offered on Davidson Campus. Use of SCUBA JB A particularly after the rains have to fill the open posi- equipment and textbook included with freshman camp. What he tions course, students own mask fins nr.d I/MMW furnish promises to do later, how- . Coach Stevens is not mak- ever, will certainly put him ing any prophecies, but he All persons are in- m OPEN 9-8 interested in a class by himself. plans to have a solid team vited to an'upch"Meeting to be 1 < I Brown, for the uninform when the season starts in held in the Blue Room of the >'~/.^^P was the first freshman early spring. Weight College at 7:00 on ~^Mf^^W ed. the Union P.M. training February work- Wednesday. Oct. 8. For addition t^^Ut^r to be awarded a basketball and |9Se& scholarship year. pitchers are al information call Charlotte 1'.! Jf last He outs for ahead. heavily by Perhaps only things 5475 (Day) or JA3-4762 (Nigjit). was recruited the ex-Wildcat coach Larry lacking now are a , The Hub Brown because although an assistant coach (Major " he's only 5'9 the Louisiana Brigham helped out last sharp-shooter All year), an bud- - SCUBATEER DIVER TRAINING made State and abundant (Staff photo hy Felkel SATURDAY 1012 Sedgefield Rd. Charlotte,N. C.28209 mention get. year MONDAY and honorable All- In his fourteenth TO THE VICTOR, THE SPOILS American. as coach here. Stevens hopes Shibley chooses cake ma'de by Mrs. Jon Regen Explosive Wijdcats Attack Alamo; t)libeaten.Gvuli1

' iSy DON P'XR^»^^4 . r.. ■ ■ ■ the , y ■ * ' jflBflflWBWflRy \ Wfl8y7p|W^ ■'.<. Spoils Editor ■ ; ! ■.-..; \ \\ \ i^K^gHWWI r.i S ■ ■ ■ V. i i .'.t , '■ .. . bot David in nnd . . : idea A!.i " "i both '. '..■... til .--'.; im .: S hi Anlbnld, ■■■■.'■■ ; 1, ! '. . : Has ■ them Confer* net . ... !il Fact I . dn'1 :■ i "" meet the ninless bo 'more ever) ri) hall w. I . ■■- l . , it defi i rum '.;"■; qua]1. 1 ;. ... :..■ i .'. ._:■:.. ■ " . i . ud .1 fof ( I ■ I ipparcnth from pnint vii imild :■. '■ ., ■ . the -ui 'ncl quart "1.1 Thi \\ _■■ \,.'- ..'■ ; the !'. ladins List .1 reported!) post i'h' week preparing [or I [Jiles nn i i eek .i the ii< fense trigger '.'hi- I S . . . bulletin board . _ ' " .■. same dis each . .trri.ti out for . .. nd still In i'- .it ' ■ " foot- . ■ . ihrishTp "' ■ ii :. -,i tur) of the Kd T* rr) ■>'. t died." Su u nfen . i cmpii i all; "'■ BK^M|^|ft^^u^^^■ thern Confer ' ■ ■ ' BUB H&l^^MB Alter " n in II n v er roul i\\ kickin>; .ii ; run r.j> a ■ ■ point . . h Horn- : At one in tin So ti:u- who ■ > ■ i i si dn't be Rauie Ali.'iwfii.- \\ : : : lUld liofl ■ \v i i moved ithin lield ..> ilui \\ i tried u> ' ' i. . ■ . :.■. he n ;" . t !■ -.iiiu.in had p! n nni : in . i mj life have i *■ « er 'S h lo ind l.im In ell.!>. In the " ■ ' FUP.MAN t;-1^ TO>S -, in nnjtiling hki- thai n -i I'm ■ II . n »\ til lit WON ' ' I'ln :i. : on ■ < But it was the only brea!< t!io Pabdini oat seeffnd quarter wn» ing nnd " field hall i. .mil il ilv whole storj nl the ball to kick rxti i p i nts I'm- III ■,■,-, going Tangerines fn Future:' Anything Can Happen By RUSS MERRITT Spor.s " FOOTBALL Editor . 1 . d I il:u4d»o ' ■ . ni ..■. :. . ■■' ■■ '■':■. ! I ■ r- Is Alive- And Welt

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By DICK DOWNEY hi ■ . leai of pro :: .,■■,■■■ . ii-l-h . ' Spoils Writer in ' ordii lo v.;. Ever, ■ . '....'■ .: :""■ ..,,,...■ [njui ■ .. -itini; team to B»i I after "■ irinj 'i il ng watch by According to frosh coach Hi ■ time reports "Surej III admit their first home Gene MiF.mi-. the Rich game rolls that I iwis like everyone around. Thai inond te;nu sluiulrl b.. ;i^ i'lsi> before the"season and name is on 0 c t ob e r 17 "as any team that ivc tit it !< ::it:f: count Davidson Hood a.uMinsi Comptpn K v a n s face." Junior College as .. rery strong threat to However, 1 things iould be Coach McEyer, a 1930 the t ilt , Init this is a:r.;ix ing." different tins time thai the graduate of the University Wildkillens and Baby Spid- of Tennessee and a two-time Another skeptic. Elnst Car- (Staff phi)li>^ by Davidson) meet. Accorrling Drew All American, was head olinr? ciach Clarence Stns1 THE WILDCATS RAN AND RAN ers to also mm BaBW varsity vich. figired that "David Like Ken Hill on this long jaunt Pledger, an injured coach at Davidson for scv player doubling freshma.rj years, son might hv able to upset as cral assistant, "Richmond is al He is being assisted by an\' team in the league, but ways tough, Davidson's three injured gridders, they're not strong enough to but oilier Junior Passing Team freshmen are luoking 2U0 pet besides Pledger Dave Fish- gu all tfie way." Culbreth, Now Stasavich is a be- cent better than before. er, Mike and Gary They're llrniiick, lieier. "For one team to bigger and fi.ster. all seniors. score that well off another and they sure put out a lot Pledger has been plagued Bombs Gardner- Webb AND PASSED AND PASSED r>r by mononucleosls can't bv completely luck. effort." since Young As Gordon Slade throws players February. They've really got some, players in strange iht'in In ii 42 u comeback larger Buildup squad In the So fat several Fisher and Cul for another completion backs, thing down at Davidson." positions will make mistakes win. second chair. Several plaj have been outstanding for breth suffer from bad around, David, Developments around, the the first time but The Bulldogs had an if- ers were ;it portions which the Kittens. Andy an and Hemrick has an injur- rest of the conference have ih? good ones won't make teclive running game in the they had not played in prec end, Scotty Shlnn, the quart- ed shoulder. Pledger said erback, further strengthened the Hie siunc- mistakes twice. first quarter a.s they pushed ii( ;■ sessions, and .iiinin.v Hardi that he hopes to be well enough year Wildcats' claim to confer- The Davidson junior var over two scores and seemed lo play next once power: Pre season sity football player? did In- headed for a third as the " However, favorite Richmond lost a died mnke mistakes in tli period ended. thi' ...MAC ■ ik'iV'i!,.' close contest to a mediocre if quarter last ■ Friday Wildcats' Hliffenrd fby Southeastern conference ■ rinsl I irdner-Wi bb. bul i» hall that threat and th.it (Continued From Pnfje 6] »..; I) ;isi I' iy a\p.; tt'.\ of the end »l the illdug st.-ntf-ii Mississippi State ted vv:"\' trinity ranks; m nai ■■ ' 1 " . iiir :!u- jtnior phs .< li i:il Fun rl)t i i 1 ■ ' ■ ■ . o\ M.n ■ ■ ' ■ ! l(I \);> iIII|J ; ■ \, : plaj .... ■: . . i v. II ' w11 mil- 1; . rii i: Jo in II ■ ' SI, ■ .'111 I' :.. k ii : Inn rin id ... ' : '" "'" wyi jyl ■" :■"■-;: . I; EH*1 r; ■> ff ft: j 7 ...■ : ! . Si S i^i.JfMHMii^r t%lM mmt*Wi.-JBnB flJBHHI BBf.^BV idflflr .^PBIIBBa Bfiwr'?BBB JflflFflHBf SBi F I . dii it ', Hi the Jim 11 ..:...■.. LhX*VI MLaj Illfisaf-^i KJfLfSHfl - ' ' ,:> ■ di IVi "' H^jBp^il^B i .LijHfl H . Lynn hc-roii ' - S>L ~flH flll/ V 'VHLdflP^fl I I i'. i ■, ', ■ ■ (" b^vkii'M^yr^HV^I i ' rirsl i ■. M*j^Bn9c.*^vf DBoHkiiff^lHi B^Bvi v^H^H^fl BV '*■ :*f9^^BflH ' ~'*^H" '* H»■ BBb ■ ■ "^ 1 ri tu . Thomp i I : infcl^i. \m% '~-^^F'p BV^ Mr^ *&■■ BY asI Hi ' Gard- Sitjni 1 12. i Nus pcond iv for' ■ " an T| L' \'u : . to tl; ■ tic ■ ■■:,.■ ■ lasl ■■i and j.u.st.l ■ : ■ !■!,■■ 411 . ■ii plisyci to 1 pi i i tii " : ■ ne .store team , as 1 thai liml .f "it in the ■ ■■■ImT-' r^^ El R fl v..!l h lucky i.' n .' 1' ' II hit on I ' ■■ ' that n ord Ih I I Four touch- In .■ on and H Mr.-\ from lasl ph ■ iru running sun ;.re Si '.. I ■ C'!;i' '. \:< f- ■ ;■ u.. O "i. ' - Lyon i fire J :. snared 13 ol Thorn- : ' ii Mi i|'r . pass '. Hick. Cah . for 304 yards * ' - wrffle sophomore n a d y Bush. Keflh Sikes, tto! il .'-, ■ n ' '"^^TifflESiSmMl BBViwwB B^ 9 Bw Bolt, ,S; ■■■■ ■ Parker caught five far li:i Bill yaj-cls. ny Jordan. The Davidson performance 13. Pi Kajip*-- came hs a surprise lo the Tli. I'i Kappa did nut «-Jfl coaching staff, which be a game Uk; season and will lieved that the number of probably have the same re players going both ways cord again. They Just do not AND KICKED AND KICKED would make it hard for the have the players tu com- AND SCORED AND SCORED As Ed Terry boots one of 11 extra points Cats to keep up with the pete. Such as when Slade added another touchdown on a sneak Page Eight October 3, 1969 Slfe Bauitaaitinn From Cover To Content, 'Evaluation 9 Lacks Color outside A REVIEW enhancement ol an otherwise ptvssill pc Ol By BOB DUNHAM rll«nppnliHlng effort. creativity, and hutnor which Editor in Chief I! is unfair to criticise an is so desperately weilid in perspective 'Hie one thing which can effort to organize sur-h a other <-prtinn« of the book let be said about the 'Student worthwhile publication with Course Evaluation" book out acknowledging tha time Comments such as "Col- 1 I'm - Ixiok is is that it is hunk you put into it. Hut to make Ihe not so good let one ►oHyway," ;ind can tell by its cover. point simply, it .should not editorializ- Stanford Alters Undergraduate Education ■ been sui Ii ing as ". . . thg art Hoth tover and ha\ published In serious confoni M. Where ;nv Noting that "colleges and universities have failed Iiav« a sort of blah feel- an incomplete, Inconsistent the>7 Davtd little-league menin four years." and vapid son doesn't encourage them to produce Renaissance ing in the reader. Tin white form University . ." could ;idd a great deal Stanford has announced "drastic altera- space on the COVer innl>- The anal) sis of the traits tions" in undergraduate and a major shift SJ to the rest of *the if education lizes the emptiness of «nme of Individual professors, areas in the university's responsibilities to its the editors would only cv students. of tin- sections. The over as in The gives the prime such the economics en themselves a bit new program students re- lacks all color, that section, is more. sponsibility designing education, removing and a valuable tool More artalysta of pcofes- for their about sums up the content, lor the student in requiredstandards and courses. to utilize tors' effectlvene«s In the the old with perhaps one exception. the process of course selec- The alterations in policy have been recommended classroom and out of it is The lone bright spot in tion. Hut it and are in a 10-report series issued by the Studv of Education German needed. Too often the course (Photos by Davidson and Culpt the booklet is the Fine Arts tin- only sections which of- at Stanford, which began its long-range study three section, descriptions belabor class DECKED IN FORMAL REGALIA which lends its air fer this type of analysis. years ago. assignments to the neglect Most of the graduation The faculty procession forms in all its array. uf Gdrdherian prose to the The fine arts section is ev requirements are now ex- Of the main el.-ment in class tinct. The only remaining restrictions are two required success . .. or failure. quarters of written composition and thre& quarters The booklet is patir on of work in each of three areas — humanities and fine ... Opening Convocation color. Certainly the section arts, social science and mathematics, and natural editors could find something science and technology. (Continued From Page 1) Secondly there is a com in the classes' descriptions Major requirements and foreign language re- ■ jw jEflfir 'I Abbott, professor of English. mitment or Ihe solidification to make the readlrig at leas) quirements have been dropped, and a number of new Clan Solbal, of Glenwood. of the commitment to life in tolerable. A perusal of the seminars for freshmen are being added. V. .!.. received Ihe Alumni the church, n,nd thlrdlj. the chemistry section would lead According to Herbert L. Packer, the chairman of Association Medal !in com cultivation of a sense of the layman to thine the the study's steering .committee, the changes were pitting his freshniHii year humor. (hemistry {nurses made following the acceptance of the fact that then- Bflld, are ex- with the highest grade ave Finally.,T( rrell is .he trem.lj dull when certainly is no "fixed body of knowledge that everyone should cotning of sense of com rage in his class. a they must hold some inter- Acquire. The knowledgeexplosion lias demolished that munity, na the colleges come In h:> t.ilk in the luncheon iit lor someone. idea." ,it pressure following the comix inn. under lor change. '* gi\cs a capacity N An overall Williams Closes Library Doors Terrell told the seniors! tti.it Davidson 4 w IfS^P assessment ol Williams College Library has 'he experience for paftlcHpilting responsibly'. eheh department, such as succumbed to the Davidson was pressure of mounting book losses being Internalized In them. In his remarks Crane spoke was contributed by the fine- and has cancelled though peril p4 of the universit) uprisings arts editor, an unwritten honor system which has been in effect they were ft is also a yalu since the 1840V. unaware of this process. in Ihe Orient, and'cautioned nble bii of working know Same 400 hooks per year are being lost, and an Hi- broke the "experience" the seniors to be cautious ill I'dge win ii ii comes linn to attempts additional 3.000 are being taken for a term or year down into four component their at reform. in ike recommendations. lie ity without being checked out. parts. He saidthat the major cited sludenWinmHtui Williams' library ncqulstlon of and the seniors There are so many po honor system operated like TERRELL process is the ndmonished Davidson's, now one of the library's doors of knowledge, In be sure of their motivnlIon Idealities to he met by a but only six . . . the Davidson experience a fund limited is open, with a inspector duty times. only by the Imagination. lor change. ionise evaluation booklet. student on at all ;Perhnps the failure of the Professor's Firing Causes Problems At UCLA first experiment will pro University of California regents arc now awaiting — -^* -: ; P^i^da^,^ -,j Mi voke' a belter effort on the further backlash from the recent firing of UCLA ii iid mi round. Bldck Philosophy Professor Angela Davis, an avowed Communist. Miss Davis challenge "' ' has announced that she would ,. ing to analyze a f Circulation Managers: ''We were also told they " Assistant Copy Editor: who keeps trying to HOWARD RAMAGLI hoped to get regional ac- WIF& RAN OFF WITH *"P MWWR. [oC HAR.EY (££? | 1 hide STEVE CROSS GREG SC0TT t^TH his tri-ye self with male brag- qreditation to award a! Mas gadocio. News Editor: ters degree military H C, _^ ■ vr , I HIMSELF. in \^ J ITorget JOHN FINE Cartoonists: science. But Ireally don't whom Marshall McLuhan was quoting, Assistant Managing Editors: TERRY HIRST know what that had to do hut the quote was something DAVID GRISSETT ZACK MOBLEY with me." he said. to FRED WIISON CULLUM ROGERS the effect that only in novels, Holland felt that from a as opposed to life, do peo- Contributors this weak: Paul Johnson, Steve Roady. Rich "whirlwind" tour lasting a ple actually change. MaGruder, Wilson. Neil Bill Eskridge. Bill Davenport, day and a half, he really By this yardstick at least, Mike Wheeler, Rick Whitener. cou'd not draw any conclu Joe Buck is a character cut sions about the college. from life.