T,he.MARTLET No. 3 10 FEBRUARYVICTORIA,FRIDAY, 1959 13, VictoriaCollege Campus Queen will be named at the 420-ed Dance tonight. Contestants are (back row, left to right) : Carrol Hunter, Joan Simms, Fatti Harvey, Louise Marcil, Edna-May Dysart; (front row) : Marion Mezger, LynnPalmer, Elaine Ferguson and Darlene Nesbitt. Voting is now in progress. (Victoria Times Fhoto) COLLE.GE XI SHOOTS FOR FIRST. BIG DAY TODAY! With five wins and one loss to their .credit theVictoria College By JON STOTT and RSARGARET JOHNSTON soccer team stands a good chance of toppmg their league. HMCS Venture,which has finished their season’s play with The great song writers, Rodgers and Hammerstein, once said seven wins and one loss is in first place. College must win their two that there’s “Nothing Like ‘a Dame!” Today, most Victoria College remaining. games to challenge for first place. men students will agree. It’s co-ed time, that wonderful week .of Playing- I’;l the Lower Iaand the year in which the woman is requested to pay. Basketball tournament last week end, the games, parties, and shows have made this a never-to-be-forgotten Vikings won their semi-final College Takes week. The fellows remember the money they saved, the gals, the game 98-32 over Royal Roads, money they spent. but.lost to Victoria High Totems Second To Roads Today climaxes the fun filled Hunter,Sharon Russell, Patti 58-39 in the finals. Royal Roads pool was the week. At noon Mr. Kenneth Harvey, DarleneNesbitt and Ed Kowalyk was lost tothe scene of a water polo game be- Patchen, celebrated “Beat Gen- Elaine Ferguson are candidates. team for the rest of the season tween the pads and theVictoria eration” poet, will give a lecture (Furtherinformation appears with torn ligaments. College swlmming team on Jan. and recitalto the college. Mr. elsewhere on this page). College rugger team, playing 27. Although the Royal Roads Patchen reads his own poetry to MUGS president,John Read in the Victoria Senior A division, team won by the score of 4-2, jazz. promises that his entertainers. finished their first half season coach Mike Deanepraised his Tonight, the WUGS will pre- willbe intop performance for with a five win, five loss record. team for their hard work. sentthe Co-ed, the first mas- this evening. Reliablesources Men’s and women’s ping pong Fbllowing the water polo game queradedance the college has report that Mr. Russ Chambers championships are currentlybe- asmall gala was held. Again seea for a long, long time. and an unknown friend will be ing played. the laurels went to Royal Roads, Highlight of the evening will on hand. Girls’ volley ball teamsare but Victoria College fought well be the crowning of the Campus Busily workingbehind the busily preparingfor a tourna- and provided stiff opposition for Queen- voting is now in pro- scenes to maketonight’s dance ment in March. the militarymen. First place gress. Misses Joan Sims, Marion a great success are : Margaret Wearing brand new sweaters, finishers for Victoria College Mezger,Louise Marcil; Lynn Johnston,Marilyn Ardley, and the college cheerleaders have were Mike mane and Jon Stott. Palmer, Edna-May Dssart, Carrol Anne Sutton. been busy at all games. Dan Paterson has his golf tournaments rolling. John Reid Ah, Wilderness a Begins Februarg 24 and Blair McLean arecurrent Girl Hoopsters button holders. Players Club Completes Final In Third Win Victoria College girls’ basket- Preparations for Opening Night ball team are riding on the crest Jive Club Dance With ten days remaining before the opening night, the of a three-game win streak. Victoria College Players’ Club, is busily completing last minute Their first post-Christmas game Enjoyed By All arrangements. This year’s presentation is Eugene O’Niel’s theylost to Brentwood Lad!es, “Ah, Wilderness.” 32-18. Then followed successwe One of the best dances of the victories over Victoria High year was recently staged by the This year, the play will be presentedin the college School, Mount Douglas and Oak Victoria College Jive Club. High- auditorium. The Union Room was not available for use. Bay. lighted by an excellent half time Ticketsfor the performance,which runs every night fromFebruary 24 toFebruary 28, may be obtainedfrom Maxine McLure has dropped floor show, the dance was termed members of the Players’ Club. from the team, and Julie Bee- by officials as one of the most croft has taken over the posi- successful in recent years. tion of team captain. Page 2 THE MARTLET February 1959Friday, 13, THE TALEOF THE TAPE THE MARTLET For the benefit of its readers, The Martlet presents a detailed Editor-in-Chief .................................................. JonStott line-up of Campus Queen contestants. Faculty Sponsor................................ Mr. Neil Swainson Name and Club Vital Statistics The Martletis published periodically by the Student Council of Joan Sims-Curling Club.................................................. 34-22-37 Victoria College. The views expressed in “Letters to theEditor” are Marion Mezger-Rugby Team ........................................36-24-37 those of the writers and not of the editorial staff, Louise Marcil-Pre-med Club.. ........................................ 35-23-36 Lynn Palrner-Jive Club.................................................... 34-23-34 Edna-May Dysart-Engineers .......................................... 35-24-36 Carroll Hunter-Players Club.......................................... 36-25-37 TO BENEFIT THE COLLEGE Sharon Russell-Publications ..........................................35-24-37 The Victoria College UniversityExtension Association is an Darlene NesbitLBowling Club...................................... 34-21-34 unsung organization working to benefit the college. Elaine Ferguson-Radio Club.......................................... 35-22-36 For over khirty years the members of this group have presented leading men from their fields with the view of aiding the students and the public of Victoria in the broadening of their academic horizons. Chess Club Rolls MUGS STAR We salutethese people fortheir servi-ce tothe community. They are performing a valuable act. The Victoria College chess Students of Victoria‘ College may show their appreciation by :hampionship t o u r n a m e n t , TONIGHT attending the Monday’s lecture of the association : “Crime and started in November, 1958, is Men’s Undergraduate Society, Punishment.” rapidly n e a r i’ng _completion. 1958-1959 edition,led by Presi- *** gineteenstudents competedin dentJohn Reid, has had the The editor wishes to thank Ian Smith. Without his help and ;hreesections, and when the usualuproariously successful inspiration this issue would not have been possible. lust settled on Jan. 15, the win- year. .- ners were Dave Dawson, Tony With their vast experience, the Dare and Mike Horn-the latter MUGS are currently organizing bwo with a perfect record. These the Campus Queen elections and Fifty Engineers HERE, THERE three are presently playing in a arepreparing dignified enter- short round-robin tournament tainmentfor the Co-ed dance Couldn’t Be. Wrong C. EVERYWHERE bo decide the college champion. this evening. The following is a report on ...Who will be the Campus the newly formedEngineers Queen? Club. Ian Smith andTed Walton ...Waldo Skillings and Bob .Shelboarrne *Tay*Lessn Grocery are the writers. Fieldwalker planning a re- D. R. & M. M. McWHIRTER, Owners V.C. Engineerband all other venge snipe-hunt. interested arts and science types ...Tony Robertson in one FRIENDLYNEIGHBBURHOOD SERVICE -arise. hulluva mess early one morn-. Jointhe V.C. Engineers Club ing. 1 2672 SHELBOURNESTREET VICTORIA, S.C. and have a .ball. ...Mr. Pettit and Gary Nixon I Theplans of this clubare discussing the meritsof Zorro, many; but the club has only one anancient Pope, and Psy- purpose-to do for the college chology 100. For Variety & Value spirit what Geritol does €or the , . Girls’ basketball team grow- Dalby’s Pharmaey blood. ing their nails-all the better There’s No Place Like First, however, the Engineers to claw you with. Phone GR 7-21 31‘ Club plans to win the Campus 3828 Cadboro Bay Road HOME -FURNITURE Queen contest. Naturally, the club’s candidate Grass HockeyTeam COMPANY is Edna-May Dysart. 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