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1 li Ace:. Ai(l m not Den Yfuing.",.. ulus. s obviously Mike: "m ve him here. s stimulus m." Leighton n excellent ws plesed lredy. smlle, Coch ed, " predict; ifficult to imrs record." only three of t spring. More d tht " well t :will give self nd defleuy on lst hd trouble te No; 4 mn. four good No., ll hve to l kit hndy... of the tem sickness in mpign. ud hs been e lst fll nd rt the plyjng e ten plyers m nd nine ility-wise. The more. Despite lettermen re- the ddition oj eson to hope ns future t en xth teet rest freshmen won its sixth i s they edged hool, 48-46,, st Wedneroy. e now six nd i. shmen strted th blistering yrd medley in then won six ents, with Eric Sedgley ech were Dve kie Mcintyre. 00-yrd bckwhile Mclnt;yre petition in the ;rke in l: l.4. CK nds.,er Co.!BERTY J Decons Bet Fourth-Rnked Dook, 72-7; Gin Second Plce. ChriStie Strs As Wke snps_ Dvils ACC Strek. lb B:v BLL BENTZ SPORTS EDTOR Bones McKinney hs formul for success. ndeed; it is unorthod-ox. But criticism of the Decon bsketbll cochs technique, like Stn Musi_ls bt.ting stnce, Arnold Plmers golf swing, or Bruce n lb nb lrk * * * Kidds running style, is empty... VOLUME XLX Wke Forest College, Winston-Slem, North Crolin, y, Februry 24, 964 NUMBER U.. Wke Forets whooping 72-7 victory: Duke lst Tuesdy night proved BOnes formul no fluke. The upset of the ntionlly fourth-rnked. Blue Devils ws. tihe Decoll!S fourth LStright win.. Tile Dec:s upped their overll record :Jo -9, their ACC recoi:d to 6-4, >nd jumped into soul possession of second plce in the conference s t of _,the victory. Bones formul is simple. t roughly,prllels the WlllY Dve Sime used to run lllhe 00-YQ!rd dsh; slow tmvelidg for the fimt follty yrds, tp.en hellbet-lether explosion down the stretch.. Exm,ine the.sirts Bones clubs hve gotten off to in the pst: 3-8 in 958; 5-7 in 959; 2-2 in 960; 8-5 illl 96; 7-7 in 962; nd 4.-4 lst seson. This yeu- the Decs re p- pel-ed! heded for nother Silky SulliVn finish. With. 4-5 overll record nd!! 0.2 rud ;J;JSt. plce ACC showing s of erly Jnury, the Decom hve slowly gthered momentum. They re now redy to dive hed first into the ACC Tourn. ment m M!rch. Mos:t Courgeous The win over Duke ws, m Bone!S words, "the most colwgeous gme ever." Every one of the record s;320 ins jmmed into Memoril Coliseum wouid ttest to tht. Duke, riding 28 gme ACC win strek, ws hevily :tivored to cpture the contest. The Decons Slll"Prilsed everyone, just everyone, with fntstic tem effort. Wke led the Blue Devils for ll but 46 seconds of the g:me. Rolll!JY.. Wtts, 6-5 center, nd Frnk Christie,. 6-4 for. wrd, outrebounded Duks J:y Buckley nd Hck Tison, both 6-0 gints, Wkes effort AVE RAGE-SZED Decon forwrd Richrd ws just tb!lllt grejt. Crmichel shoots over one of nooks ben- Cllrlstie plyed hps the poles, 6-lo- Hck Tison s Wke Forest un.belst of. his: creer. The does tbe high-oymg inue Devils, 72-7, in museullr semor. heckled --All Americn cndidite Jeff Mul- -!!. lins (Mullinsl hlt. on ten of 26 Fronr; Row Agin Vcnt shots "from the floor), nd. scored 25.. poinjst oii of 8 lhots from the field. Phenomenl Shoo "Christies shootinjg ws phenlomenl/ sid!swet-soked By ALBElRT HUNT Bones fter the gme. STAFF WRTER "Christie plyed gret n.: The 28 students. who were round gme nd mde!some ssigned front row chpel sets fntstic shots," commented lst week will return to their Blue Devil coch Vic Bubs. old se-ts Tuesdy. Wttls: scored 5 points (six of The students received note ten from the floor), nd blbcked Wednesdy night informing them!severl shots. He continully to :report to the Dens Office out-jumped Dukes bi.g men. :t 0. m. ThllSdY. Tliey Decon sophomore gurd Bob were g thered in room 203, Ry Leonrd, fmlly ful.fillilllg Bones nold Hll where Dr. Thoms pre-sejson ejqjec ttions, tlliecl M. Elmore, Den of Students, 6 points. He,.too, plyed n sid.they were being ressigned outstnding defensive gme. to their originl chpel se,ts. Butch Hssell scored :ten Mrk H. Reece, DenofMen,!POints nd Richrd Crmichel, informed the s tudenrts lst week who fouled out with 7:27 re l:h t they were being moved mining, dded four points. to the frnt ro w becuse of Duke, down is mny s ten "flgrnt reding of news Points in the first hlf nd ppers in chpel during the seven points in the second Founders Dy convoction." hlf, cptured led with Reece sid tht severl :liculty less thn lthree minutes to ply. members, including himjself, de-. - But substitu-te ruchird Her-. tected. the culprits. ring hit on jumper with 2: 30 le t to give _the Decs led. The. Decons, who re-- -VERNOR PHOTO Memoril Coliseum. High scorer Frnk Christie shoulders pst Jeff Mullins for possible rebound. Newspper Lovers Bck Up.Womens Dens Ebnore,nd Reece were joined fused to die under constnt pres- t the meeting Thursdy mornsure n evening, lthen cshed mg by Jenne Owen, Acting Old Gold nd Blck, "-then it ws nbt good trdition." ihe invited the students to sk ny quelstions they m y hve concerning the Chpel problem. When sked if they (the dministrtion) felt.they hd ccomplished nythlng b(l" their ctions, Den Owen replied: "f you re prgmti st, then tllw ws bd decision but mybe it will. mke ll of you more courteous.towird Chpel spekers."!miss Freem:n dded tht "our gol ws improved conduct nd if this is.ccomplished then we were S.uccessful," When sked who mde the ctul decision to relocte the newspper redens:, Den Owen sid she felt this did!ll.ot concem. the students. Members of the Administrtion hve sid tht the decision Wl!S mde without the knowledge of the-chplin, Dr. L. Hi. Hol.inJg!slwollth., or the Den of. the College, Dr. Edwin G. Wil59n. One deillt.suggested, tht possible step in solvi!!l.g the problem of Chpel behvior.would be for the dministrtion to sponsor group discussions with the /Students in order to nlyze objectively the Chpel LSitution. Elmore concluded the meeting by sying tb!t wht Strted out to be, little issue hs been blown up, cusing embrrssment for both the students nd the College. However hope some good will come out of this. "The editoril in" the Old Gold. ws right in sying this is just one JSpect of :he sitution," he dded. "The dministrtion is not giving in nd we rent in ny wy ct>n. doning your ctiollis." Reece sid the punishment ws not necessrily intende<:l to be permnent. Elmore n noun c e d tht everyone t the meeting would receive "free cut" for Thursdys Chpel. The meeting ws held while Chii!Pel wjs. in session. ThiJS mnouncement ws greeted by - receptive response from. the studenls. Legiltive Proposl Loses By Big Mrgin n Relignment Hssle Lte Drive Defets Pln Solons Reject A-lternte Pln B:v ADRAN G The Wke Forest Student Legislture, though shken by the overwhelming defet of its relignment proposl, declined Thursdy night to ccept the vote s n ccurte expression of -student rellltimemt nd voted :Jo plce the sme bill before the studelllt body for nother vote. The ction cme fter n lternte relilgnment pln offered by Jolm Memory, junior legisltor, WiS: rejected. Memorys pln deleted the controversil section of the ori.ginl relignment proposl (.specifying legisltive constituencies).nd provided tht ll legisltom be elected t-lrge. His proposl ws very similr to the very finst pln sub mitted by Bill Constngy, president o.f the!student body, lst spring. Memorys proposl sprked shrp debte on Thursdy mornings vote on the -relignrr:ent pln unnimously pproved t the Jn. 6 meeting of the Legisl-ture. Not Accurte Johnizy Jckson, freshmn vice president, defended the student body. He mid he did not :hink the vote reflected ccurte setiment. "The mjorilty of the student body did not vote their own will, but by lst minute propgnd,, they defeted the p];n." Nrutcy Howell, senior legisltor, clled the unnnounced mneuver sponsored by Wlt Pettit, senior of Arlington, V., "... clever, psychologicl triclll." Memory nd Hink Henry, freshmn legilsl!tor, sid they felt the vote ws true expression of Student will. However, Memory dmitted the vote w!sl tken under "extreme conditions," referrillg to the lst minute cm:pign to defet the proposl. He sid, "Weve got to rel ize the studenrt; body defeted it (the proposl), nd we must responsibly pss!something in ccord \vith their wishes." Ann Hrmt, sdphomore legisltor, sid tht nwnber of students told her they voted ginst the. proposl, not understnding the pln. After turnilllg down Memorys proposl by vote of 2 5, the Legislture voted to present the sme bill, but decided to divide the question so tht.students wouild be ble to vote for sections of the proposl nd ssured there would be equl time for LSPCkers for nd ginst the proposl in chpel. -t will be presented.on Feb. 27 before mking decision. ASSOCATE ETOR nd voted on Mrch 3. He stid there were num- The Wke Forest Student Prior to tht ction, the Legis- ber of schools in the stte, Legisltures re:lignment prol.ture pproved recommend- menti<ming Dvidson nd Oro- pos:l S!lffered crushing detion by Bill ConJstngy, estlb- tin, tht hd considerble op- fet t the hnds of voters lishi:dg procedures for voting :Pos:ilti.on to NSA ffilition, nd lst Thursdly. The vote ws on studemt body constitutionl he wlnted to know why stu- pltry 44 in fvor of the mendments. dents :-t those schools were coll!stitutionl >mendment nd The pln clls for.sheet ginst the orgniztion. struggering 773 OPPOSed. oontining pros nd cons of Mddrey.!Jso sid?ffili.tidn Even before the results were mesure up for vote, nd with n cknowledged very known, chrges of trickery nd equl time in chpel for ex- liberl group could hve LSome unfir tctics were herd, pln tions for nd g;inlst the effect on the Colleges trustee imed chiefly t the uthors proposl. proposl if certin COllSerV- of short, mimeogrphed letter Affilition with Ntionl Stu- tive Bptists discovered W:ke tht ws hnded to studenlfs.s dent Assocition cme under Forests ffilition. they entered Chpel clling for fire Thursdy night. Ron Enders, senior of Win- defet of the relignment pn. Joe Mddrey, LSelli.or legijsl- ston-slem, joined in the fry, Students were given the letter tor,teed off ginst Constngys hotly C!ontending fue groups just before they received their motion tht the Wke Forest tht opposed NSA were r.di- bllots contining the proposl Student Ck>vernment join NSA. C l, conservtive groups on The letter ws signed by "n His motion contined the stipu- VrioUS cmpuses. terested coed-s, nterested nltion tht ffilition did not The debte lsted severl dependents., nd the- nterimimply Wke Forest hd to more minl.lites before Cliff ilow- ternity Oounc:il." gree with ll policies.dopted eey, junior president, sujggested by NSA. :there Wl:S no quorum nd Unnecessry A second condition on ffili- therefore no ction could be ]; red: "We oppose llti.cle tion ws tht the College would tken. v, section : composition, beprovide the necessry funds for Fnk Wood, speker, lectured cuse it is umnecessry nd regionl nd ntionl dues. the LegislJture 0n constnt b- my prove detrimentl to the Mddrey contended the Legis.. senteilsm nd the difficulty in student body to divide reprelture hd not received enough mintining quorum. He noted senttion s to coedls, iddeinformrtion.bout NSA, nd :tht his remrks were prithe only informtion they hd mrily directed,t those mem- pendents -nd frternity men. received ws.n fvorble. ber.s who hd left during the "Student body President Bill He LSid he wnted to her meeting. Constngy hs sid: (the prorguments ginst joining the Action on NSA ws suspended posl> fosters split ntipd!l student oi!glniz.tion until Thursdy night. where there is no split.. it is n rtificil grouping.. : Spring Election Detils Still Remin u.nknown By ALBERT HUNT STAFF WRTER Bill Cons-tngy, president of the student body, sid lst week he did not know when the elections committee would ir0 out detils for the upcoming spring elections. rb.e committee lst met o:!l J n. 3 nd endorsed in principle sy!stem of closed primries for spring elections nd plced restrictions on expenditures for cmpignimg. Constngy sid he hs not hd time since -then to cll nother meeting of the committee. Dtes Not Set Election dtes hve not been set yet, but April 2 hs been set for the cndidtes to be presented in Chpel nd severl people hve expres sed concern over the dely in working out the detils for the elections. The limitlfion on finnces w:s pssed "unnimously in the Jnury meeting. Cons;flngy told the clommittee he would hold meeting erly second semester to fix the exct re Strictions on contributiorus for independent c ndidtes. Under the pln cndidtes for president of the student body will. be llowed to spend $35 for their cmpign. Vicepresidentil. cndidtes will be limited to $30. Student body secretry nd tresurer will be restricted.to $25. Clss presidentil crundidtes will. be permitted to spend $5 nd cndidteis for other clsis officer posts will be limited to $0. Honor Council nd legisltive cndidtes will be limited to $0. Aside from the individul expenditures, the cmpus politicl prties will be llowed to spend $250 for their cndidtes. Constngy contends tht this will crete " n inequitble nd unjust" sitution for independer..t cndidtes.. He!Sid he hoped to cll meeting next week to clrify the limittions on contributiqlls for independ- (See Elec-tion, P. 4) in on Duke ouls nd romped Den of Women! nd Jne home with the win. G. Freemn, Assistnt Den The Wke Forest student of Women:. Pettit, body poured onto the flolor t Elmore pologized to the stuthe finl. buzzer nd engulfed dents for.ny embrssment Council Exmines Procedure the pl.yens.. they my hve incurred from t ws victory never to be the incident. He sid tihe ction forgotten. ws tken becuse of the mny 3rd n 5 Dys The Duke win ws,the third in five di:y!sl for the ])ecsl. Wke hd previously be ten MrYlnd nd VwgiW:, both on the rod; thjt FridW. night ldd Sturdl) fternoon respecjti.ve ]y. The De-cs bet Duke by one polnit, Mrylnd by, two ploints, nd V.U:.gini in overtime.. The victory over the Terps ws. sweet one for the!rev. n!cenney. The Decons, triling by 0 points with only 6:20 -left in the gme, :rllied with. full court press to trip the Terps before scnt 3,500 specttors t Mrylnds lush Ole Field ih:ojse. All five Decon sbrlerls hit double figures. Christie led the w:y with 24 points. Leonrd bd 6; Hssell scored S; nd Crmichel nd Witts both tl. lied ten po.injts. Christie ws high mn for!the gme with l2 rebounds. The next fternood rtb.e.tr.vel wery Dec:s, without point.(see Decons WJn, P. 8) fculty complints over the reding of newsppem, espec:ull:! on Founders Dy. "We did not wnt.to bring the offenders before the Execurt:ive Committee JD.d run the risk of possible isuspensions," By CHARLES WNBERRY Elmiore s id. "However it WJS SENOR EDTOR never our intention ld mke Third Of A Series scpegots out of nybody nd Within the inner circle of we regret ll the publicity in the HQllor Council during the the ppers." pst yer there hts been The incident ws reported by heted discussion on the the Winston-Slem Journl nd rules nd procedures. to govtl_e Twm Gty Sentinel, nd. ern the proceedings of the WilliS picked up by the Asso- Councll. ci ted Press wire :service nd This hs been brought bout eventully distributed through- by two things: First, poll of out t!he- South. The AP S:ory the stu:dent body st sprillig quoted lst weeks editori\ in showed - lck of confidence the Old Gold.nd Blck, which criticized the chpel situ-tion in.the system..t ws the feeling of the body tht prot Wke Forest. cedure revision ws one very Question Of Courtesy concrete step tht could be tken tio build up student Ejlmore sid the issue ws not the dvntges or disd vntges of compulsory chpel, but ws rnther S! question of courtesy towrd n invited guest of the College. He dded tht if.ewspper rding ws trditi.otll s stted in the Members Foresee New Tril Methods, morle in the system. Secondly, there ws generl feeling >mong be members tht some;hing must be done to correct the system. Betty Nnce, recognized leder on the Council, :termed the Procedurl sitution used by the Council two yem go plling." other members of the body, not s experienced is Miss Nnce, hve ;tken the Positibn th-t the Council owes some soit of improvement to the student body; Lthough. some members of the student body re quick to retort thit the Council owes. lot more to t!he students in gurnteeing just triljs nd in ending the clmnishness of the group. Yet, the rd of thecouno. c.u peks!for itself in indicting tbt > msterful job hs been done in thoroughly revising the procedure of ;the group to provied better :tmosphere for trils tnd in gur-lmltee:ing fuir nd just hering for the defendnt. StudeJllt body sentiment in fvor of the Council hs definitely picked up. Most observem t thils to the extensive roll the Council hs plyed in the pst yer in better infornting the students of itls role. Council ;members themselves point to the number of open trils held this yer, which hve llowed student body members to observe the Council in ction. Still, the severl Counc.U members feel the group hs long wy.jo go. They point towrd improved orienttion sessions nd e:eenis.i:ve publicity of their work. Mrth Swin, junior serving her first term on the Council, seemed to put the procedlll"l spects in the bckground wheo sked bout further work for the Council in :this re. Miss Swin sid, "The mjor chnge besides pllocedure ch nges is the wy the system nd the Honor Council looks to the student. We need good imge." There is no doubt tht the "imge" of the Council hs improved in the lst yer in direct proportion to the numerous procedurl chl!l!ges. The chnges mde by the Council seem so elemenuu-y s to pper bckwrd. They hve, for the most prt, gurnteed to every defendnt his bsic iights nd hve given him chnce for jijs!; tril. Now, the defendnt hs the right to be present during his entire tril, to her the testimony of ll witnesses in his cse, to hve the id of cou. sel by member of the Honor Council :nd to seleet ny other persons he desires to present nd rgue his cjse. Previously the defendnt hd been llowed in the chmbers only when he testified. He W.ls not llowed to mge her fue evidence presented to.the Council. nor to be confronted by his ccusern. Under :he old method, the entire cse ws investigted by member of!the Honor Council. Criticism of this method centered round the fct tht it ws impossible to get "relly neutrl" member of lthe Council to investigte the cse. Old-timers on the Council point out tht good investigtion of the cse requirs much time, rnd long hours of work. The new procedures now in USe by the Connell provide tht the Honor Council Ch>irmn ppoint member of the group to prosecute the cse, nd one to defend. The defendnt m bring ny other counsel n tht he chooses if he does not desire the services of the mem- <See Council, P. 5) "Mke the Legislture pre. sent the proposl in seprtte prts. A vote for re-liignment is vote to segment the stu. dejllt body." Bitter WrngJblg The ilelignment proposl hd been pssed unnimously_ by the Legislture t its Jn. 6 meeting fter severl month.s of SODetimes bitter wrngling over suitble pln for, enlrging the LegisLture. The mneuver which defeted the :pln ws credited to Wlt Pettit,!Senior of Arlington, V. Pettit cknowlged his role in the mneuver. He s id he hd opposed i!.he section of the pln whicl divided legisltive constituencies when he first red bout it in Jnury. (The proposl clled for clss represellllttives to be elected from specific constituencies, i.e., flternity men, independ ent men nd coeds in ech clruss. A legisltor-,tlrge ws lso :provided for from ech clss.) Constngy Opposed Bill Oonstngy, presidelllt of the student body, lso opposed this section of the bill, loog with legisljtors John Memory nd Hnk Henry. futernity coluninist for the Old Gold nd Blck, opposed the bill in hils> column ljst week. He sid he ws surprised with file fvornble r& sponse he received nd discussed possible wys lof work ing ginst the :proposl with Constngy. According to Pettit, while CollJSlf:ngy did not ctively ssist him in his drive to defejt the bill, he did pprove. Pettit dmttted tht there were very few coedls nd independents who joined in the cmpign -ginst the pln. Pettit And Keen "-t ws minly Susn (Susn Keen, senior of Arl.illlg.ton, V.) nd myself," he sid. M.iss Keen confirmed wht Pettit sid. She sid \Sihe discussed the proposl with Const.mgy nd wbile he offered no pln or ssi:sltnce, "... got the ide he wnted us to do something." She sid tht her :roommte Jill Gry, nd two other gir on her hll, Sylvi Thompson nd Mrgret Nel, hd told Pettit they were willing for their nmes to go on ny sttement opposing the relignment pln. Pettit sid the ide of letters to students s they entered the (See Relignment. P. 5)

2 PAGE TWO Mondy,Feb.24,964 OLD GOLD AND BLACK Plying n Greensboro Mintennce Mn < Jones: Wild And W onderful Sves Stuck Girls By JO DE YOUNG ASSSTANT EDTOR By JM SHERTZER ENTERTANMENT COL.UMNST "T0n Jones" - United Artists nd Lopert Films present Woodfll production strring A bert Fimey nd Susnnh York Hugh Griffith, nd Dme Edith Evns. Screenply by John Os born. \usic by John Addison. Estmncolor. Produced nd dl rected by Tony Richrdson. At the Cinem Theter in Greens b<>ro. For yers Henry Fieldings eighteenth-century novel "Tom Jones" hs been one of the privte tresures of E n g i s h scholrs. Although full of mrvelous wit nd high spirits, the very size of the novel \some 800-plus pges in most editions) discourges most modern reders. Now they need not miss out on the fun of the...,. book ny longer, for director Tony l Richrdson nd; screenwriter John[ 0 s born hve:: brought "T o m "-._. Jones" to the screen. Here, in different medium, the delicious SHERTZER good humor nd exhubernt grossness of the novel live gin in truly wonderful film. "Tom Jones" is, s Fielding subtitled the work, the history of foundling. Tom, n infnt, is discovered one evening in the bed of welthy country squire. This noble gentlemn, Squire All worthy. rises Tom like son, but the boys youthful vitlity nd lck of prudence often led him into mischief. His riv-l, the hypocrite Blifil, the Squires nephew, sneky nd conniving, but seemingly morl, nmbypmby persudes Allwqrthy tht Tom should be disowned for his immorlity. Sdly, the good.squire consents, nd poor Tom is tossed out into the world to llecome the toy of fte. /" Bd To Worse From this point on, things go from bd.to wonse nd the plot becomes s twisted s bdly folded rodmp. Toms dventures led him from boudoir to boudoir nd finlly to the scffold for n lleged robbery. But s Filding sys, hero cnnot die before th end of his story, nd so Tm s extricted from ll of these perils nd hppily.restored to his only true rove Sophie Western. Writer John Osborn hs done For nice things, to wer nd relxed suburbn shopping visit r&swm- Thruwy Shopping Center Open Every Night Till 9 Mondy Through Fridy "TYPEWRTER S OUR MDDL: NAME RENT TLL TS YOURS NEW AND USED e OLYMPA e ROYAL Smith-Coron e Remington e Underwood TYPEWRTERS ONLY,..08 per month RENTAL MAY APPLY. ON PURCL\SE PROE truly mgnificent job in dpting Fielding to the screen. Whenever possible, he lets Fielding spek for himself; mny of the lines in the picture re lifted directly from the book. n ddition, through the use of nrrtor, he hs retined gret del of the witty mteril which Fielding used to introduce his chpters. (For exmple, we her "t is sid tht drink often dulls mn. This is often so... in dull mn.") Plying Tom is Albert Finney, brillint young ctor previoujsly known in this country only for his work in "Sturdy Night nd Sundy Morning." The very embodiment of Tom, Finney is perfection itself. His complete ese nd nturlness re so convincing tht it is hrd to believe tht he is relly cting. Accompnying him on his merry misdventures re Dine Cilento s Molly, the gmekeepers bwdy dughter, John Greenwood s Ldy BellLSton, worldly Lndon society womn, Joyce Redmn s Mrs. Wlters, most endering dinner compnion, nd Susnnh York s Sophie Western, Toms true love. Hugh Griffith gives n mzing performnce s Sophies fther, Squire Western. His portryl of Fieldings rucous bucolic should certdnly win 0ther Oscr for him this spring. No less perfect is Dme Edith Evns of Westerns pretenously sophisticted sister. Well Mde Techniclly, this picture is extremely well-mde.. The Estmn photogrphy by Wlter Lsslly is wrm with the rich pstels of the English countryside nd brethtkingly beutiful. The costuming is nothing short of stupendous, nd John. Addisons lively musicl score plun!ked on twngy hrpsichord is delightful. With "Tom Jones" the prolific creer (hes direr.ted severl plys in Englnd nd three on Brodwy in the lst yer in ddition to his films) of guid,ing genius, producer-directo Tony Richrdson, hs tken decidedly unexpected turn. Heretofore his films ("Look Bck in Anger," "The Entertiner," "Sturdy Night nd Sundy Morning," "A Tste of Honey," nd "Loneliness of the Long Distnce Runner") hve been known for their gloomy yet sympthetic portryls of the contemporry English working -clss. With "Tom Jones," the gloom hs been dispelled. Richrdson hs broken out of the "kitchen sink" trdition nd proven his verstility with picture tht bounds with s= much good humor nd high; spirits s his erlier films did with nger nd disillusionment. Nevertheless, his tridemrk is still there, nd socil protest runs throughout the film. He protests the living conditions of the London slums nd he protests the riotous living of the English country gentlemn t the expense of his downtrodden tennts. Although perhps gentler llld more mture, his l5moujs "nger" is still there. He hs merely dressed it in n eighteenth-century costume n d prded it in throu.gh the bck door in this wildly ribld film. Not Fultless And yet, for ll of its excellences, his "Tom Jones" is not fultless gem. n his ttempt to cpture the novels riotous spirit on film, Richrdson hs used just bout every trick in the book. Sometimes they work well on film; sometimes they dont. For exmple, he relies on some chep gimmicks like speeded-up photogrphy l, Mck Sennett nd extended still frmes for hs comic effects. n ddition, he mkes use of devices, such s prody (s in the titled spoof on silent films which opens the picture), fcil mugging, nd sides to the udience, more pproprite i:o other entertinment,medi in thijs film. n other plces his pce seems ll wrong. He gllops through the picture, nd just when you wnt to svor line or expression, he whisks on to something else le vin:g his udience brethlessly behind. Such flws re soon forgottej:.li in view of the films virtues, however, nd only the most criticl moviegoer will relly hold such trickery ginst Richrdson. Most will be chrmed nd cheered by the picture. "Tom Jones" will certinly enjoy long nd hppy life. Whether it is, s the generlly glum Newsweek described it, the "be<st comedy ever mde," however, remins to be seen. Personlly, think New York Times critic Bosley Crowther best described the picture when he clled it "roring entert.inment." Tht it most certinly is. * * * ON CAMPUS-George Stevens western clssic "Shne" will be presented on Fri.dy nd Stin- dy evenings in Slem Hll. The film, which dels with fmily of homesteders nd mysterious strnger nmed Shne, strs Aln Ldd, Vn Heflin, Jen Arthur, Brndon de Wilde, nd Jck Plnce. "Shne" will be shown t 7 nd 9:20 p, m. Fridy nd t 8 p. m. on Sturdy. UNC Student Wonders: s t Worth t? Lst week The Dily Tr Heel, UNC t Chpel Hill student newspjper, received copy of letter ddresised to Bob Spermn, vice <president of the Crolin stu.d.ent body. The letter wjs silgned by Donld Willim Curtis, prelsumbly ctive in student f firs-which hs led to my frustrtions for him. Curtis, with tongue in cheek, wondered in print if his.severl yers t Crolin hd been worth it l:l. His letter poignntly revejjs trils nd tribultions tht seem universl to ll college 5tudents. Curtis letter, in prt, fol lows: c t Win. For commg to Orolin ws ccused of being communist, nigger lover, nd n lcoholic. "At O.rolin ve been bwled out by fue girls, held up by merchdjts, held down by proprking nd speeding fines, tnd now, God help me, mujslt lso py grdution fee. Join Up "At Crolin ve been.sked to either join, support, ttend, red, listen to, work for, or wtch tlle SP, UP, the YAF, the YDC, the YRC, the YMCA, the CAA, GM, the DTH, the NAACP, CORE, th PLC,,the DC, the FC, the AFROTC, the NROTO, the CUSC, the NSA, WUNC-FM!lldjor WUNC-TV. "When ws ctive in studelllt government, ws ccused of doing it for perlsonl recognition; now tllt.m no longer c tive, m sid to be pthetic. "When. mde good gldes, they sy m lucky; when mke poor grdes, they sy m bd student. "When ttend church, m sid to be hypocrite; when dont go, m sid.to be hrdened hethen. "f dte girl only once, A mn climbing ldder to -second story window in Johntson B dormitory one snowy evening recently brought no sleepy, irte fther, but!ther the cmpus police, oomplete with spotlight, to the scene. However, the suspected elopement wis only the finl l.ijnk in chiu:t of bizrre events tht found :two freshmen hermits sepllted from their hll-mtes for two ihouls nd in extreme d;mger of becoming fossilized. t ll begn t 0:45 tht evening s Jde Norris of GSitoni nd Sylvi Pridgen of Aiken, S.C,, were!studying :fior exms. One of their- friends clled them, nd, upon tuming the doorknob, they found the door locked. Open The Door! Without suspecting their room...stufiing, clothes-switching, pvlor-wding prtne.ls in crime, :they ;requested mildly tht the door be opened right :hi!s minute or else. The srorted girls in the hll, suspecting prnk, told the inuntes to quit fooling.nd open the door themselves. After severl minutes of mutul ccustions, the ldies ou,tside ppeled.to the hll (Wunsellor for id. But!She, ilecent victim, ws.frid to leve her r.oom nd refused to come. The housemother \VlJS summoned, nd the girls slid their door key under the door to hell. She turned the key, but to no vil. At n p. m.. mintennce mn ws clled. t ws Sundy night, but neither rin, nor sleet, nor snow... n the mentime, the girls essyed to boost the courge of the prisoners. They slid notes under the door reding, "Some people hve been know!l to live s long s two months wi:thot food." They crushed mints nd sent them under. They filled plts.tic bgs of wter, nd these too pssed under the obstinte door. Th,ey brought their homework.nd their knitting nd st on the :fl;oor by the door to keep the inmtes compny.. They hinted drkly of dyinmite. The mintennce mn.rrived, on his off-duty hours, nd e:o.mined the door, impervious to the!se of femininity surrounding him from ll recesses of the dorm. Hils verdict: "ll hve to come in the window." Enter John Lw "WE wont leve you," promised the girls, s he went foi his ldder. The gunt rescuer ws ;nerly to their window, when the cmpus polic niled =him. After numerous nd profuse explntions, the police were clled off, nd the gentlemn ws permitted to enter the girls room. StruggJ.ii:ig Vlli.inly with.the door, he finlly got out his tools nd took off the doorknob. When he bunst victoriously through the door, his stonished :flce ws met with the blinding flsh of mny fl.jshbulbs. The prisoners collpsed wekly into the m ss of onlookers. Their libeltor ws l!st seen hurrying il:o the BuildingJS nd Grounds Office with, furtive step. Reli!ble sources hve it tht on subsequent Sundy evenings he went 0n trips ;to Timbuktoo, Greetnsboro, nd other distnt plces. it ws Siid tht she dropped mn:ger, nd m fther.ijs me. f d!ted - girl more -ccused of being bd prcrthn once, it w-s rumored ll vider..." over.the cmpus tht there By the wy, Curtis letter is some hnky-pnky going on. ws primrily written to explin the deti.js of why he "f hd joined - fr.ternity, \rould hve been t Frt Rt; ws :flired from student tgovernment. job!tht he hd pre since didnt m now clled dorm rjt. viously resigtned, in Yin, three "When hve plenty of money to spend m ccused of being plyboy, nd my fther is sid to be dishonest; when m broke, m sid to be bd fessors, hung over from booze, chewed out by my prents, bulldozed into blind dtes, mouched from by friends, nd ll wlked on- by the dm.ilni.strtion. 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3 pr EB... B DRY E OR Shirts, ger TORS AT lrth St. nd! :r Pins Lifted From Frt Men Wht Kind Of Fools Are They? By LNETA CRAVEN MANAGNG.DTOit t is fct thot college :.boys re in.ore reluctnt to get pinned thn,girls. For one "thing, boy hs so much more to lose-his friends, his eoonomic security, his frternity brothers, his tgirlfrien.dls, nd his mothej:;. Arid yet, yer fter yer, millions upon milliom of col-. lege Greeks :tke the pinning plunge,.-oblivious to the consequences _ llli!d blind to the inherent dngers tht peril their very souls. A:> n unttche, unpilnned, nd yet contented coed,. wonder, why do they do it? To fincl out, took 0 mong my most intimlllte, pimied, boyfriends. Most of them were :intelligent, mbiltious, hudworldng indlvidwls, who hd inde very. few grve mistkes in helr young liveisl. Still, every one... of them hd gotten pinned. pbrlred my question very crefully: "Why_ did you get pinned! A footbll str who ws president of his frternity. told me.. of his moment of mistke: " hd gone o see movie with this gixl, nd the movie ws ell bout the experiences of college life ;nd how young people fll. in love. After,fue film, we. went to one of the most populr PBt:king spots nerby. We were tlking bbtt lthe picture nd ll the ridiculous lines in it, nd i -sid thought the flllllllliest one ws when the lover boy on cmp5 sid, Will you wer my pin? The girl ws wiltb. sid, Drling, thought never lsk!. thought it pretty men trick tthe time, but she ws sitting on my nd didn wd; her ijo get ofil.. When osked iliw student why he got Pinned, he L9id :Plcement.Office.. Lists nterviews wistfully: " Wills m undergldute School t the time nd eting my mels in the school cfeteri. Then met this! working girl w2ro offered to cook for me in her putment. told her didnt hve m,y money to py her, but she sid it didnt mke ny difference. Jf d let her wer my frtem.ity pin,.wed cll t even. tried to stick it out t the cfeteri, but fter two weeks, gve in. You cnt imgine how bd :thit food ws!" A prominent young mn who t twelllty-two is ite editor of dily newspper sid: " wr: dting this girl who Clillle from very rich f. One dy, her fitber clled - me in nd id, f you pin my ughter nd give her the.!security she needs until shes m- - ried, you will..,...._ inherit my busiwhen re. becme indignnt nd replied, Sir, you to bribe me to pin your oougbter? He nswered without hesittion, Yes, thts e:x:ctly wht m doill!g. dmired his frnkness so much tht pinned the girl. A sweet innocent friend of mine woo jtist joined flternity o get out of living in the do!ll nswered sdly: " ws in love with girl who lived in n prtmelllll; with nother girl. One dy, - my girl ws out, mi strted chtting with the roommte. She told me my girl ws cheting on me nd diting boys on Ol:her cmpuses.. got so md pinned fue Toommte tht very minute, to spite the girl. Lter, mde up with_ my g:irl, but by then, it ws!too lte. A shy little Greek who hd lwys reminded me of my kid brother explined: " ws going wilth girl who hd two big brothers. m liwe fellow-"!he broke off nd strted to cry. Getting pinned is big step tody, step tht 00!. only led /to more serious troubles, such s edgl:gements, proposl of mrrige, nd two finl wordis, _ " do." All this just seems to point to Jict tht goes unnoticed by most men until ilts too lte. They just dont lmow bow to keep their big mouths.shut. OLD GOLD AND BLACK Mondy, Feb. 24,964 PAGE THREE Fletcher Sees..-, dentityquest Clsszcl Scholr To Dzscuss As Problem Sophcles, Greek. Sculpture Dr. Jesse C. Fletcher, secretry for missionry personnel for the Southern Bptist Foreign Mission Bord, clled on Wke Forest students to wke up to the relities of life in Chpel Thursdy. "Revolution is going on now," Fletcher. sid, "in Cub, in Algiers, in Birmingh,m, in Hiouswn... nd in Wke Forest." Describing the problems of the modern _world s complex nd chotic t ll levels Fletcher sketched n imge of the "Tense Genertion which ws serching for mening in llie nd n nswer to its problems. Fletcher quoted New York -Times rticle sying mn could find hii identity by sking himself "Who Am?" Reminiscing bout his own tserch for identity when he pl>gued his fther sking, "Where did we come from?," Fletcher told how he poured o:ver the Myflowers pssenger lists looking for the nme Fletcher. "There ws Fletcher," he quipped "but be died bchelor." Fletcher compred mny people tody to Rip Vn Winkles sleeping through the revolution." He chllenged the self-embroiled student to wke up nd become involved in modern dy problems. West Closes. WF Group To Sponsor Reserve Shelf Bloodmobile On Cmpus. Th reserved book st cks in Alph Phi Omeg ser\liice fr- The PLcement Office hs n- mjor hving n interest nd the-librry is no longer open to ternity, in conjunction with. nounced the following schedule ptitude for newspper work students. Alph Epsilon Delt pre-med of job interviews- for the week to include writing, brodcst-,crlton P. West, College lib- frternity, the Womns GQvernof Feb ing, or dvertising. Summer rrin, sid the closed stck ment Assocli.tion, the College hospitl tht sells Red Cross blood. The bloodmobile will vijs.it from. m. to 5 p. m. on Mrch 9 nd 0 in the gymnsium. One of the most noted clssicilsts tody, Dr. Whttney J. O:ttes, will be fetured Thursdy--night JS the first lecturer in series by the second nstitute of Litevture t Wke Forest. Otes, whose vilsit to the eunpwr is being sponsored by the Deprtment of ClJssicl Lnguges, will spek t 8:5 p. m. Thursdy in the udi. torium of the Humnities Buildin.g. His topic will be "The delism of Sophocles nd Fif th Century Greek Sculpture: A Suggestion Concerning Their Reltion." Princeton Fculty Otes is member of the Princeton Uni:vemmty Fculty, position he hs bld since 927. n ddition he occupies the Avlon Foundtion Chir in the jobisl re Yii!ble ito ny un- system went into feet t the ROTC nd Slem College will Mondy dergrdute who definitely s- begid!!j!in.g. of fhe.spring.semes- sponsor bloodmobile on cm- The Chespeke (V.) public pires to newspper creer ter. pus erly next month. schools offer.techidjg POSitiODS!S writer nd who considers, to both men nd women. tht he hts r specil ptitude. Students, including grdutes, APO is sending members this for such work. will hve to hve the librrin week to sign up pledges from the Urologist Gets Tuesdy The G. C. Murphy Compny, get desired books. Fculty mem- student body. Students under 2 opevtor of vriety!stores. is bers will retin open stck pri- will hve pelmission slips sent Dn River Mills is seeking vileges. home to their prents which will Helth Grnt Medicine. business dministrtion, eco- scekinig business dmiinistrtion West sid the ction ws tken be directly returned to the Red nomics, nd. ccounting mjors nd liberl rts mjors for its due to "the gret losses of boo - Cross bloodmobile. This servi-ce Within the next decde,. the Through the use. of electricl for: its mngement trining mngement... trining. ""!"",.,.m "",.,.... over the pst few yers " """ is :fill!ncilly ol..---"ed. by the pvplegic p.tient my be ble stimultors, he is ttempting tq The Mutul Life nsuro.nce.....,... to solve his gretest problem of devise mens through which progrm. Accounrting positions Compny of New York ijs in- He sd the ction ws, not APO members. socil, helth nd occuptionl the prplegic ptient could.re lso vilble. The com- terested i:n both men,nd wo- necessrily, permnent. We Both students nd prents rehbilittion-by merely flip- control rtificilly the function pny is liso interested in chem- men mjoring in busilness d- hve hd closed stck!system will be o:lifered specil!service ping switch. of his urinry bldder. istry mjors. rd.inistrtion, m th or liber- before nd chnged the policy by signing up for the progrm. This is the im of reserch, Dr. Boyce ws recently Students imlterested in tech- l rts for positions in sles, bf ck to the open S.YStem. f y;e n return for giving blood, the project being. conducted by Dr!. wrded $238,000 reserch ing in the Winston-SlemjFor- cturil work, personnel, mld eel th ents c_n ct With student nd his immedite fmi- Willim H. Boyce, professor nd grnt by the Ntionl nstitutes; gy;llie unty school will bold dmimstmtive work. responsbility we wll!; go bck ly will be ble ro receive blood bed of the Section n. Urology t of Helth to support the project :group meeting t 4. p. m. Liberl Bllfls mjors my to operu.ng the stcks. t;_ minimum processing fee t the Bowmn Gry School of for five-yer period. inl25,re.; Hll. ;ildividul spek with,_. representtive of...; " : , fter mterviewrs: this meeting wili.. be for rrnged future the Helifh u. s. bout Deprtment positions of with Public eidllltes. T H. E BELL T E. L. E ph 0 N E COMPANES ther City or Stte Communi- Students mjoring in business cble Disese Control Pro- SALUTE : BURL RANWATER d.mi.ni.stlltion (preferred), c- g=mjs. The positions will incounting, or liberl rts my volve instruction 8ld trining spek to representdive of in the thoory 8D.d ppliction Firestcm.e Tire nd Rubber of nlytic interviewilng, sttis Oompny bout positions in ticl nsis, specil cseses, distribution ccotmting, finding techniques, nd epicredit, retred, nd shop mn- demiologic ojspee<ts of comgement. / municble disese. Dn River Mills is seekiilg The Generl Services Adstudents mjorinlg in business ministrrtj.on, clled "Housedministmtion, economics, c- keepers of lhe Government," counting, or chemilstry for its re seeking bwsiness dminismngement trining progrm. tmtion rnd liberl rts mjors Accounting positions.re lso for mngement positions. Cvilble. reers in mngement re vil- R. J. Reynolds Tobcco Com-.ble in the followinsg fields: pny hs positions open to c- ccowtting nq. budget, rcolllillting mjors, mrketing chives, buildings mngement, mjors, mth mjors with n communictions, digitl. cominterest in comptroller work, ;puter J]lyisis, mngement preferbly with some ccount- ncysis, personl property, ing courses, nd bwsiness d- personnel dministrtion, pubminilstrtion mjors with some lie utilitieis, rel property, recmrketing courses. ords mngement,!supply, nd The REA Express is offer- trnsporttion. ing to bl.lsiiness dm.inisib:.ition mjors first-level mn!ge Fridy. menj;!position direc;t;irrtg, co Business dministrtion, economics, mrketing, nd c. ordintin!g, nd!supervising two to, six employees.t line colllllting mjols my pply for gen(!y positions mrketing petroleum produc/bsl wi.th Texco, nc. Wednesdy The Anne Arundel Country BuSiness dministrtion nd (Md.) Schools re seeking both rl ;-rts mjors my pply men nd women for teching for t!;lositiops _,s field reprc:. positions. sttive, underwriter, djuster;. or sitfefly engineer wilth the fering Js::l.es positions.to busi Congoleum-Nirn, nc. is of Gret Americlll: n-surnce Cbmpny. rts mjors. ness dministrtion nd liberl. Students with,ny mjors Tlie U., S. Census Bureu is interested in o8llly grdutes who re ttoocted to- creer in the Federl Service, nd pi-ticulbrly those whose interests nd cdemic bckgrounds hve prepred them for profeslsion in the collection nd nlysis of mss dbl. Students who hve mjored in res rcliited to eccilnomics, in mlth, griculture, business dninistrtion, sociology, or relted socil science, mui who hve completed t les;t m!semester J:rours.of 5ttis.tics ldd t lest tmee.semesters of mdh re pi:trticulrly. suited. Cheliiistr,y ill!ld ccoulting mjors moy pply for positions in reserch, development, nd technicl slels with the Tennessee Estmrn Comp!lY. A represoottive of the City Recretion Deprtment of Winston-sJ.em will inlterview rising juniors nd seniors, both men nd women, for summer jobs. Slries :rnge from $ Thursdy \. A represenil:tive ot the Winston-Slem Journ-8entinel will. interview students with - ny my pply for les nd mrketing tions: with Scott per Compny. nitil work will probbly be in Virgini or tile Crolins. Olin-M.thieson Chemicl Corpoootm is interested in seniols or grdute!students with the following qulifictions: () B. S. in chemistry, for J()sition s nlyticl chemist, (2) B. S. in ccounting, for n ccollillth:vg position, nd (3) B. S. or M. s. in chemistry, Pcs, or mth for reserch nd development. Applicmil:s for!the reserch tnd development.progrm must be. ther pl!nninig to enter grdute school: enter:lng service, to be vilble for _permnent employment upon completion of tour of duty: or vilble for permnent employment immedi!jtely fter grdution. Mondy,. Mrch 2 A representmive of the Pfizer Compny will inlterview students with ny mjor for positions m phrmceuticl sles. Accounting mjors my pply for positions with Ernst.nd Ernst. - When Burl Rinwter (B.A., 958) reported to Southern Bell in 96, he coordinted the Bell System Census Project - in Tennessee. Working out his own guidelines for collecting dt,.burl nlyzed his results to forecst household growth during the Sixties for ech telephone exchnge in Tennessee. Success n this ssignment erned him new. one where he lso hd to pioneer. When told to study the possible ppliction of teching mchines to telephone trining, he nd nother employee progrmmed n entire bsic electricity course to show wht the new devices could do. The textbook the two en developed for the mchines ws lter copyrighted nd published. With such chievements behind him, Burl is now crrying out other interesting ssignments in the Knoxville Commercil Office. Burl Rinwter, like mny young men, is imptient to mke things hppen for his compny nd himself. There re few plces where such restlessness is more welcomed or rewrded thn in the fst-growing telephone.,business. BELL TELEPHONE COMPANES A ntive of EVnston, ll, nd Phi Bet Kpp gmdute of the Princeton Clss of 925, Otes took.hils msters degree t Princeton in 927 &J.d: his Ph. D. in 93. He becme n ssisn.t professor in 93, n ssocite professor in 940 nd professor in 945 fter his return from World!Wr s Mrine. Other ctivitie!s in his life include being director of the Americn Council of Lerned Societies nd of.the Woodrow Wilson N t i o ll! Fellowship Foundtion, trustee of Princeton University Pr%>, director of the Rockefeller Brothers Theologicl Fellowship Progrm, member of the Bord of Visitors, Tulne UniveTsity, nd vice president of the Uni ted Chpters_, Fmed lso JS n uthor, Otes oon count mong his edited stndrd works, "Complete Greek Drm" (wtth the lte Eugene G. ONeill Jr.), "The Stoic llld Epicuren Philosophens," "Greek Litel:ture in Trnsltion," (wilth C. T. Murphy), nd ":Bsic Writings of St. Augustine." He is the utlror of "Aristotle nd the Problem of V.lue." Ntionl Defense Grnts Are Offered To Grdutes Humnities. He defines the hu-,500 Ntionl Defense Grdu- of ll pplictions, institutions mnities "inclusdvely Mer te Fellowships re vilble to must submit their nomintions thn exclusively" by emph- students in pproved grdute for grdute fellowships to the sizmg tht "there is no c- progrms for the c- U. S. Office of Eduction before tivity in university, including demic yer. My 8. the nturl sciences nd engi- The fellowships, which re There re severl stipultions neering, which does mt hve wrded to ssist grdute stu- involved in mking ppliction itls humnistic spects." With Princetons support, dents prepring to tech in for fellowship. A student, for Otes initited the Princetons Americn colleges nd univer- exmple, my not receive fel Council of the Humnities. He sities, re llocted on three- lowship while obtining other ws lso tlie drivinrg force in yer bsis. $2,000 is pproprit- direct id, but he is eligible to the development on ntion- ed for the first yer, $2,200 for pply for Ntionl Defense wide scle of the Ntionl the second yer, nd $2,400 for Student Lon: Although outside Woodrow Wilson Fellowship Pro- the third. n ddition to these employment my not be underg;nm, whicl;l now dm.inis.ters llotments, $400 per yer will tken during the cdemic yer, $52 million in Ford FoundtiOill be grnted for ech dependent student my ccept pyment grnts. of the nominee. for teching ppointments t the Since Otes is n uthority Appliction forms for fel- institution. in the fields of Greek dm low ship should be obtined from A d d i t i on informtion is nd ncient philosophy, it is sig- grdute schools offering n vilble in brochure in the nificnt tht his Wrke Forest pproved progrm. After study Dens Office. ppernce ils one of m ny s fvorite preceptor Bnd lecturer. He is member of ntio!lll Commission on the Humnities, the Americn Council of Lerned Societies, the Council of Grdute Schools in Americ nd the. United Chpters of Phi Bet Kpp. On empug Mtl.n (Author of Rlly Round!he Flg, Boys!" nd "Brefoot Boy Wi!h Cheek.") 964: YEAR OF DECSON Well sir, here we go into 964, which shows every sign of being quite distinguished yer.first off, it is the only yer since 954 which ends with the Figure 4. Of course, when it comes to Figure 4s, 964, though distinguished, cn hrdly compre with 444 which, most people gree, hd not just one, not just two, but three Figure 4s This, ll wger, is. record tht will stnd for t lest. thousnd yers! 444.ws, incidentlly, notble for mny other things. t ws,. for exmple, the yer in which the New York Gints plyed the Phildelphi. Athletics in the World Series. As we ll know, the New York Gints hve since moved to Sn Frncisco nd the Phildelphi Athletics to Knss City. There is movement foot t present to move Chicgo to Phoenixthe ci!y, not the bsebll tem. Phoenix, in turn, would of course move to Chicgo. t is felt tht the chnge would be brodening for residents of both cities. Mny Chicgo folks, for exmple, hve never seen n igun. Mny Phoenix folks, on the other hnd, hve never seen frostbite.... ;. :-.:... i;..:..: ::.-;: -: :... : -:- There re, of course, certin difficulties connected with municipl shift of this size. For instnce, to move Chicgo you lso hve to move Lke Michign. This, in itself, presents no gret problem, wht with modern scientifi dvnces ljke electronics nd the French cuff. But if you will look t your mp, you will find Lke Michign is ttched to ll the other Gret Lkes, -which in turn re ttched to the St. Lwrence Sewy, which in turn is ttched to the Atlntic Ocen. You strt drgging Lke Michign to Phoenix nd, willy-nilly, youll be drgging ll tht other stuff too. This would mke our British llies terribly cross, nd cnt sy s blme them. Put yourself in their plce. Wht if, for exmple, you were British costermonge:r who hd been sv-ing nd scrimping ll yer for summer holidy t Brighton Bech, nd then whep. you got to Brighton Bech there wsnt ny ocen? There youd be with your inner tube nd snorkel nd nothing to do ll dy but dnce the Lmbeth Wlk. This, you must gree, would not help mke you NATO-minded! ppel most ernestly.to the residents of Chicgo nd "Phoenix to reconsider. know its no bowl of cherries going through life without ever seeing n igun or frostbite, but sk you-chicgons, Phoenicins-is it too big price to py for preserving the unity of the free world? feel sure tht if you serch your herts, you will mke the right decision, for ll of us-whether we live, in frostbitten Chicgo, igun-infested Phoenix, or nrrow-lpelled New Hven-re first nd foremost Americns! But digress. We were speking of 964, our new yer. And new it is There is, for one thing, new plesure in Mrlboro Cigrettes. How, you sk, cn there be new plesure in Mrlboros when tht fine flvorful blend of tobccos, tht clen efficient Selectrte ter, hve not been ltered? The nswer is simple: ech time you light. Mrlboro, it is like the :first time. The flvor is such tht ge cnnot wither nor custom stle. Mrlboro never plls, never jdes, never dwindles into dull routine. Ech puff, ech cigrette, ech pck, ech crton, mkes you gld ll over gin tht you re Mrlboro smoker! Therefore, Mrlboros in hnd, let us mrch confidently into 964. My good fortune ttend our ventures! My serenity reign! My Chicgo nd Phoenix soon recover from their disppointment nd join our bright cvlcde into brve tomorrow 964 Mx ShlllmD * * We, the mkers of llfrlboros, vilble in soft pck or fliptop box in ll fifty sttes of the Union, wish to join Old Mcu: in etending good wishes for lzppy nd peceful /

4 An All ltl:tk n Chpel, Nerly Everyone Reds ewspper ***Wke * * WNSTON-8ALEM, N. C., \ONDAY, FEB. 24, 964 Too Mny Rules Stifle Freedom, ndividulity The following guest editoril ws written by Dvid Forsythe, prcsidett.jf the College Union nd member of the senior clss: An Open Letter to the Fculty nd Administrtion: The ctlogue sttes tht Wke Forest College ws the result of desire "to estblish n eductionl institution tht would give trining under Christin influences... " Thts fine! But wht exctly is this college doing in %4 l Consider these fcts. Dr. True :blood speks t night in Wit Chpel nd the turnout would brely fill phonebooth in Potet dolm. The College Union brings noteworthy lecturer to the cmpus nd the size of his udience mkes the Xlph Sigs look like monstrous horde. There re more students who wtch TV in the prlor of Johnson dorm on Sturdy night thn who ever her Dr. Blckburns voice on Sundy. * * * Why? Becuse this colleoe is killing individulity, the spilit of freedom, the bsis upon which the questioning mind opertes. t mkes no difference whether the subject is the nture of God or the relibility of U.S. missiles; the \ ke Forest student doesnt cre bout wht he hsnt lredy encountered- except for the new mteril forced on him Y his mercile professors. He S content to get by with s little effort s possible. He gets into his little rut tht is clculted to rrive exctly t 28 hours nd 28 qulity points, nd he never looks round the bend in the rod-or even to the other side of the rod. And the reson for this sorry stte of ffirs is to be found in the fct tht Wke Forest hs rule to tell you wht to do when to do it, nd how to do it: You re told how mny times to go to clss, nd it doesnt mke ny difference if the professors lecture hs more circles thn monkeys til. You go! Youre told tht you cnt chnge your exm schedule even if you hve three exms in your mjor within 24 hours. t mkes no difference if your professor nd President Tribble gree to let you chnge; the rule sys you cnt-so you pssively wtch s semesters work goes down the drin. Youre told how to ct in the socil world, nd then the rules re forgotten until circumstnces rise wich force the Student Affirs Committee to punish you for doing wht you hold to be cceptble nd for wht everyone else continues to do. And the relity of the sitution tkes second plce to the undebtble, blck-nd-white rule - though the entire discussion in the committee meeting becomes frcicl. The dorm counsellor tells you tht you cnt.mke noise in the dorm fter 0 p. m., tht you must never throw nyone into the sho,wer, nd tht shving crem fight ws mns.originl sin. * * * Petty rules? No, theyre not! They dmge the mind. A person gets used to being told wht to do. He.no longer inquires >vhts right nd wrong; he expects to be told. And fr from pointing student in the right direction, from Christin stndpoint, these rules drive the student wy from whtever rgument is used to justify their existence. The dislike for these rules is esily trnsferred to the :f::orce tht cuses them to be used. The best eductionl institutions in this country hve the lest rules-cdemic or socil. The expected retort is tht these schools re not turning out mny Christins either. But wht good is pseudo-religion tht is forced upon mn? Did not Christ plce vlue on the worth of mns integrity? And does not mn hve the right to choose his own pth? hve sneking suspicion tht the good Lord expects mn to mke mistke every now nd then- nd to profit. from his mistke. Tke wy the freedom under which the choice is mde, nd the chnce to profit goes too. After ll, there re only ten Commndments. Bill Deserves Considertion Thursdys vote on the Legisltres relignment proposl pro Vded lesson for those who might hve heretofore questioned the effectiveness of sudden blitz-like nd mssive psycholo gicl cmpign. Thursdys unnnounced cmpign obviously chieved, t lest temporrily, the ims of the dmittedly very smll group tht initited it. This is not to sy the smll group did not hve the right to pss out its letters nd to work in tht wy, for the defet of the relignment proposl. But where ws this group ":hen the proposl ws being discussed nd debted in the Legislture? Legisltors nd the president of the student body hve time nd time gin publicly invited interested students to pper before the Legislture to voice the_ir opinions on pending legisltion. But where were the initite of Thursdys cmpign during December nd Jnury whe the?roposl ws being considered m open committee meetings nd the Legislture? n our view, the relignment proposl. represents one of the most relistic pieces of legisltion to come out of tht troubled body. The ide of specified constituencies is fundmentl in the Americn democrtic processes. This is why representtives to our ntionl government re CHARLES OSOLN Editor elected from seprte sttes nd congressionl districts, rther thn ll beirig. elected t lrge. The bsic ssumption is tht the representtive is closer to those he represents nd therefore will know better those interests nd needs peculir to his constituency. The relignment bi!ll is simply following tht trdition of specified constituencies. For, with ll the idelistic clptrp nd high-soundin presumptions to the contrry, the frternity, independents nd coed divisions within ech clss do exist, mking these three groups in e ch clss nturl bses for representtion. nsted of being "split," with ll the ugly connottions some ttempt to dig up, it is rther nturl division tht should be recognized. Furthermore, this nturl division is not inimicl to g.ood student government but r- ther cn be n sset to good government. The Legislture wisely voted Thursdy night to present the bill gin, but this time with dequte time for discussion so tht students cn her both sides of the question. Perhps this should hve been done in the first plce. We feel the pln is wise nd merits the honest nd thoughtful ttention of ech student before he mrks his bllot. We sk the. student body to t lest give the bill tht much considertion. JM SNKWAY Business Mnger l!ounded Jnury 5, 98, s the student new;ppe! of Wke Forest College, Old Gold ud Bldl: fs publfbhed ech Mondy during the school yem" except during exmfnuo D4 holidy periods s chrectec by the Wke Forest PUblictions Bord. :tembel of the.assoefsted CoDeglte Press. Represented for Ntlonl Advert.tslDC bj Ntfolll A4vertiBfng Seniee, nc. Subseription rte: $2.50 per yem". Second-clss pc:llltge pid, WDstoJ-SleJll. N. C..Form 3579 should be miled to Box 7587, WiDto!l Slem, N. C. moe. Printed by The NshvWe Grphle, Nshville, N. C.. THER NEWSPAPERS, or so it would seem judging from the front row lst Tuesdy, wnere news-worms were seted by the Administrtion for their interest in current events. The ction ws rescinded Thur:;dy, however (see story 00 Pge )., Lett ers Debte ReligniDent Will Of Students s Not Accepted To the Editor: The Student Legislture. ill its meeting on Thursdy night committed n ct of whi-ch ntionl goverrunents re generlly overthrown; it ignored the will of the students. The student legislture ignored the rousing 7 to defet of their proposl on relignment nd now pln to shove the exct sme proposl down the throts of the students in nother vote of the student body sometime next week. The reson for their second try? "Not fir ply!" some shouted.. For once the tbles were turned on the legislture. Usully, the legisltors feel, if the students re presented with monstrous sheet of pper nd re sked to vote on it, they will swllow it nd not even choke. Students Choke This time however the students choked. The students thought nd then voted. Tht ws the problem the legisltors sid: the students strted thinking. They strted thinking becuse of n rticle in the Old Gold nd, Blck nd becuse of letters presented to the student body by n OG&B columnist nd myself. The students were presented with some opposition, nd fter deciding tht the Frternity, ndependent, nd Coed split ws not good for Wke Forest College s whole, they voted it down by sev.en to one mrgin. However, the legislture contends tht the students were unduly prejudiced nd tht they relly didnt know wht they were doing. G:tet fith the legislture hs in the student body! "Mybe this time the dumb students will see the light," sid one nonymous legisltor. But fel tht 773 students cnt be wrong. Hrik Henry Sec.-Tres. Clss of 67 Chpel Vote s Not True Feeling To the Editor: At the Thursdy night meeting of the legislture, presented motion tht will enble the student body to vote gin on the relignment proposl. t is my feeling tht mny members of the student body were not thoroughly fmilir with the proposl nd thus were unjustly swyed by the negtive propgnd pssed out t the chpel door. n my opinion the 7- defet ws due to clever, psychologicil trick resulting from the desperte lst-minute ctions of smll group who wished to see the proposl defeted. To me, the overwhelming defet is not indictive of true student feel-, ing nd feel the students should be llowed re-vote fter being presented both sides of the issue. Equl Time This is being done under the stipultions of new proposl which provides for pro nd con explntion sheets to be distributed. on the dy ny proposl s presented to the student body Equl time will be llowed for discussion if either side shows desire BecuSe mny voters indicted dislike for voting on the proposl in its entirity, they wm be presented bllot for ech section. Contrry to the ccustions ot "sore-winner," my disgust for Thursdys chpel frce ws not due to the defet itself but to the mnner in which it ws de-: feted. Even if the proposl is defeted gin, will feel the students were llowed to decide the issue for themselves fter being presented unbised explntion of the bill. Nncy Howell Clss of 64 Chpel Rudeness s Not Justified To the Editor: n the Old Gold nd Blck issue of Februry 7, 964, n editoril ws presented concerning "front row scpegots" nd so-clled "Wke Forest trdition" of reding newsppers iji Chpel. n condemning this utterly unfir ction, the editor sttes tht the root of the problem of bltnt discourtesy Chpel does not go deeper thn lck of mnners. The fct tht person is uninterested does not excuse him from cting like. mture student or give him, license to be childishly rude. A mture person relizes tht life will not lwys be interesting nd he clllidt go round cting like spoiled brt whenever he is not mused. Cold Audiences - believe the editor is incorrect in sserting tht "the College is treting symptom nd ignoring the disese." The Chplins office nd Administrtion re continully working to improve the qulity of Chpel progrms, to cqure spekers who will be both interesting nd chllenging to the Student Body, But it must be recognized tht one cnnot lwys tell how good speker will be simply by knowing him personlly or knowing his reputtion or occuption_ n ddi.tion, feel it is fir to sy tht the Chpel Committee undoubtedly hs trouble getting good spekers to come to Wke Forest. hve herd prominent men ill Wshington, D. C. sy tht they would not spek here becuse of our reputtion s cold nd discourteous ssembly. t cnnot be doubted tht the College sets forth both qulity religious eduction nd "meningful nd relevnt religious progrm." Just s person gets out of n eductio!. wht he puts into it, so progrm of lly kind cnnot be relevnt or meningful unless one pplies his mind to it. Relevnce nd mening cnnot be crmmed down nyones throt. Althouglll this is not Bob Jones Bible College. or Mrs Hill, there is religious tmosphere oo this cmpus nd if one seeks, he cn find it. n ddition, Christinity is not n intellectul discipline nd does not need to "compete" with humnities or sciences. Anyone looking for such is brking up the wrong tree. While intellectul inquiry nd exmintion is certinly vitl prt of profound serch for Christinity, Christinity is itself living fith nd should be presented s such. To disguise it s n "intellectul discipline" would be hypocrisy on the prt of true Christin. Resent Chpel Chnges do need to be mde in the over-ll Chpel set up for the Student.Body. However. mny problems.re relevnt even though not prticulrly interesting, t must be dmitted tht most Chpel spekers know something tht the students dont know or else they wi;uldnt be up there. But how cn one. know if speker sys something rei- Correction n feture story on Stleys Open Herth Resturnt which ppered in the Jn. 20 issue oj: Old Gold nd Blck, the nme of one of i;p.e employees, Clifford Powell, ws omitted Powell bs worked t Stleys for over 0 yers. evnt unless one is listening? Students, lthough they knew the nture of the college before they Crne, resent compulsory chpel becuse it is compulsory, nd they erect brrier, newspper or otherwise, becuse it is fshionble to do so. Perhps those on the front row wont listen to God now if He speks in Chpel - seriously doubt tht they would hve before. But they cn t lest be quiet nd courteous while other students listen to see if He ever speks. Jennie L. Brewer Clss of 965 _ (Editors note: Coeds who knit in the choir loft during Chpel could "t lest be quiet nd courteous" enough to keep their needles from clicking.) Jeffies Bll WHMSEY Once upon time there ws little boy nmed Jeffie Mullins, six-foot, four-inch little boy, to be exct. Jeffie hd wonderful bll, little drker brown.thn the rest of the blls, nd Jeffies bll loved him very much. t would: lwys go through the hoop for him, nd lwys bounce right bck to him, or roll round the side of the court sdly until he skipped over to it nd picked it up nd.skipped off gin with his bll tucked under his rm. "Lemme see your bll fr minute, Jeffie," clled out little Jy Buckley one night during wrm-ups. But Jeffie wouldnt shre. Cn Try? "Hey Jeffie!" begged Tiny Hckie Tison. "Cnt plese try out your bll just once? Huh? Cnt?" But Jeffie got nughtier nd nughtier, "No, sir!" he snpped stomping off with his bll clutched tightly under his rm. He pivoted quickly nd shot reverse lyup followed by three underhnd flip shots from the foul line nd double-reverse inverted lett-hnded hook. " should sy nou" he sid gin, s his own specil bll rolled obediently bck to him. Jy nd. Hckie looked on sdly, Pretty soon it ws time for the gme to strt. They rn merrily from one end of the court to the other, throwing the bll through the hoops nd ctching j; gin nd plying Election (Continued from pge ) elllt: cndidmes. The commtttee s pprovl of the closed pr.i:lll!ry system hs creted some confusion nd rnisunderstndmg. The new system will be ptterned!fter ;the primries used by moot sttes in stte nd ntionl eleetions. Students cn register.in ny politicl prty s long, s they sign UP during the registrtfun period, which will be determined by tire elections committee. The committee will estblish :filing dedline. for those seeking elected office. Students cn only nm in the prty in which they re legijstered. There is no limittion on the number of Situdents who cn run in <th.e primries. Ech prty will then conduct its own seprte primry. Students cn only vote for cndidtes in the prty in which they re registered. Anyone who does not register cn not vote in th primry. Focus: Conferen{!es Lerning Out Of Clss By LEON SPENCER Potentilly one of the most rewrding eductionl experiences vilble to college students tody-nd one which for the most prt is not grsped thoroughlyis prticiption in one of the mny conferences nd ssem- blies offered by collegite rgniitions. And probbly one of the primry dvntges of such conferences is the vilbility of outstziding personlities to meet with the students. Such ws the cse t the United Ntions Model Generl Assembly held t Duke University.lst week. And Dr. Trn vn Chuong, fonner Vietnmese mbssdor to the United Sttes nd fther of Mdme Nhu, ws one of the outstnding personlities.. First-Hnd View Short (not more thn five feet tll), typiclly Orientl in ppernce, Dr. Trn remined n. imposing figure mong nerly 400 delegtes, of which well over 25 were foreign students. His ddress in relistic U. N. setting brought tremendous p., pluse, for his ws view of Viet Nm tody from one who knows, from one who is directly involved-certinly it is not the only view, but it is the view of Viet Nm f:ixst-hnd, not relted through "nrlddle-mn." And wht ws his view? t ws first wholesle condemntion of DeGul.les neutrliztion suggestion. Secondly, Dr. Trn mintined tht "wht is next in VietNm" is the continution of very difficult wr. Why hsnt there been. more success t the wr? Dr. Trn cited. mny resons, but primrily he climed: tht there hd been "indequte nd belted help from the free world," nd tht there ws "lck of efficien<:y" in the Diem dministrtion (with which: he ws ssocited). Thirdly, he suggested tht it ws not wr of ntionl libertion, but rther one of communist ggres- By Doni Whiteley FEATURE EDTOR dodgegmes with ll those bd Demon Decons. "Hy, Jeffie," little Jy puffed gin. "Lemme try it just once right now?" But Jeffie wouldnt shre. "No siri" he puffed bck. Another time, when little Hckie Chsed the bll nd took it wy from one of the bd ol Decs, Jeffi-e ws very nughty, indeed. "Get your r.tty hnds off my bll!" he snpped in very men tone of voi-ce. Pretty sooh Jeffie nd his friends knew tht something ws wrong. Jeffies bll didnt come bck to him like it used to, nd wouldnt go through the hoop every time. "Just let me try it once," begged little Jy when there ws only little bit of time left on. sion. The people of South Viet Nrn "re not in fvorof communism," he emphticlly repeted. The Buddhist monks wbo burned themselves in protest of the Diem regime "hd: sid nothing in fvor of communists," the former mbssdor dded. Wh;;/t to do? Dr. Trn vn Chuong concluded tht if cse of ggression comes up gin i2ji South Asi, the West should come to the_rescue immeditely nd boldly, "nd (they) will f.iiid little resistnce." The West might "discover tht communists nd Red Chin hve more to fer thn we. hve/ lie climed. For the present, "the only course is to continue to resist." The West, s well s the current government in Viet Nm, might not gree with Dr. Trn vn CllUong. Thts not the importnt thing her!. Wht is importnt is the person, nd the personl contct tht student is offered through such ssem.;. biles. Behind The Hedlines The following experience, for instnce, points out tht there is person behind tbe newspper hedlines. n n infonnl reception following the ddress, one delegte sked of Dr. Trns dughter, Mdme Nhu. The powerful figure in Southest Asin ffirs for nerly forty yers pused for moment. Normlly exceptionlly prompt in his replies to questions, he, looked s if he wished.he didnt hve to sy wht he would, Then he nswered., ": feel for ber only s would to ny recent widow.". _The delegtes my not hve been fmilir witb Dr. Trn nd his subject,. or if they were; might not hve greed. But nonetheless tey benefitted :from meeting him. And they unknowingly pointed out tht the process of eductiollr--{).r "de-eduction," s Mr. Gerld Johnson clled ifl -is not found only in the clssroom. the big ol clock. But Jeffie still wouldnt shre.. "No!" he. puffed gin, nd his bll wriggled out of bis hnds nd bounced right into the hnds of the men ol Dec in front of him. Jeffies bll ws going into the hoop for those other boys every time! When the big buzzer sounded nd ll the people cme rushing out onto the. cour.t, Jeffie looked up nd knew tht something ws, indeed, very very wrong. Be looked down t his own specil bll, little drker brown thn the rest of the blls, nd he ws very sd: He tossed it over to Hckie, nd Hckie tossed it over to little Jy-but not it ws :too lte. Little Jy tossed it sdly bck to its owner. But it wsnt Jeffies specil bll 8liY more. Politicl Culdron Continues To Boil By ADRAN KNG ASSC?CATE EDTOR Cmpus politicins re keeping close wtch on the Legisltures relignment proposl, looking for politicl implictions for spring elections. The proposl ws defeted lst Thursdy by mssive proportions followed by chrges nd.counter-chrges of foul ply. The sme proposl will be presented to the student body on Mrch 3, but this time with explntions in fvor of the pln s well s resons ginst it. A lively -cmpign is shping up nd the Mrch 3 referendum will ll!qre ccurtely reflect student opinion. Until the hubbub over the relignment pln, politicl pundits hd dopted wit-nd-see ttitude bout spring elections nd prospective cndidtes._. However, there were two tidbits over the lst two weeks which were sufficient to keep the politicl culdron brewing. Jerry Attkisson, junior of Kinston nd president of Sigm Chi, took himself out of the running for president of the student body. He sid he definitely plns no to seek student government jo With this settled in his own, mind, he most likely will be cndidte for president of the College Union. The second tidbit tht mde the rumor mill-nd rised the eyebrows of the midnight. huddlers-ws the disclosure of the Sigm Chis nd the Kpp Sigs hd tlked bout joining forces for the spring cmpign. According to reports, the cndidte, discussed for president ws JO! DeYoung, secretry of the junior.clss. : For the pst severl yers the two frternities hve been on opposite sides of the politicl fence. Miss DeYoung sid she hd not mde decision whether oo not to run for student body pre-. sidentj but she feels. she willt!lllil. She still thinks she would be t disdvntge in the cmpigns. f the two frternities hppen to lign.themselves behind Miss DeYoung, she would hve som powerful bcking. UnUkely ADince However, the llince seems unlikely.. Butch Lennon, junior of Wllmingt:on nd Kpp Sig is being urged to seek: the presidentil post. f he does succumb, Miss DeYoung could still probbly count on Sigm Chi support. Lennon sid he bs mde no plns to enter -the cmpign but he is lot more interested thn he ws severl weeks go. Significntly. however, he will not be cndidte tomorrow night t the nterfrty Council elections. He hs been prominently mentioned for president of the FC. This will leve him free for other politicl ctl vity df he chooses. So fr s the llince is concerned, even t the outset, leders in both frternities were very quick to sy tht there ws nothing definite bot their discussions. Now, tlk bout Kpp Sig Sigm. Chi!lllince sounds ljke sheer fntsy.

5 Trn vn if cse up gin id West should immeditely tlley) will The West on oil sid she hd whether 0 body preshe would in the Ply For Pcked House Duo-Pinists Are Big Hit.. DUO-PANSTS Ferrnte nd Teicher,ply before cpcity udie,nce in Wit Chpel. Their "Strike Up the Gnds" concert le- udienee. encores for the c_o-.incil Exmines Procedures By JM SHERTZER ENTERTANMENT COLUMNST Duo-pinists Ferrnte nd Teicher proved gret sucess before pcked house in tlleir C<!llege Union sponsored "Strike Up the Grnds" concert lst Fridy evening. Their sucess ws well de. served, for they presented highly entertining progrm netly blncing tbeir fmous movie theme music with light clssics nd zny comedy. Opening their progrm ln ; serious vein, Ferrnte nd Teicher performed Debussys "Clir de Lune" nd. medley of themes by Russin composer Alexnder Borodin used iri the Brodwy production "Kismet." Mother, Plese n the remining first hlf of the concert, the tem.moved on to so!le lighter numbers, which included glloping South Americn tune the title of which. Mr. Teicher trnslted s "Mother, Plese, d Rther Do!fMyself," brillintly rrnged potpourri of songs by Stephen Foster, nd twd udience fvorites-"moon.r,iver" nd. "West WF Debters Meet Dvidson On Television The Wke Forest Debte. Tem, under the direction 9f Dr. Frnklin Shirley, professor of speech, is currently prticipting in series of four television debtes sponsored by WBTV in Chrlotte. Lst Sundy Jn Wood, sophomore of Thomsville, nd Frnk Wood; senior of Mimi, Fl., ppered ginst Dvidron College debting the question "Will Atlntic Unity Survive?" Duke University will be opposed by Dvid Zcks, senior of Newbern, nd Peggy Wilson, sophomore of Bltimore, Md., t 6:30 P. m.: Sundy, Mrch to debte the question of world disrmment. Emerging into run of tournments, tbe debte tem ws represented this weekend t the University of Richmond by Miss Wood Nel Tte, junior of Gstoni, nd novice debtors rwin Coffield, freshmn of High Point, nd Roger Willetts, sophomore of Willimsburg, V. Wke Forest took first plce in tllis sme tournment.lst yer. The tem received plque. for tbeir chievements t Northwestern University Feb Debting both sides of the question, Miss Wood nd Wood were defeted in the semi-finls. Side Story"-which unfortunte- WFDD Will Air ly suffered from rther mediocre rrngements. Ch. p. eldiscussion A gimmicky "Quiet Villge" complete with "Yumc" bird- "Compulsory Chpel t Wke clls opened the secopd hlf of Forest" will be the topic of the progrin, nd "Theme from brodcsted forum on WFDD The Aprtment" nd "Rhp- nd WFDD-FM Thursdy t 7:00 OLD GOLD AND BLACK Mondy,Feb.24,964 PAGE FVB Peruvin Coeds Will Study Cmpus Life At. Wke Forest.. By JACKY LAMBERT The group rrived in Winston- STAFF WRTER Slem Thursdy fternoon fter A group of new f<!ces will be tiresom ll-night. bus ride seen on the Wke Forest cm- from Chicgo. They hve been pus for the next 0 dys. They in the United Sttes little over belong.to eight Peruvin stu- month, spending four wees dents who re prticipting in with fmilies in Phoenix, Arlthe newly-formed brnch of the zon, to fmilirize themselves Experiment in nterntionl with Americn homelife. Living. Their sty on the Wke Forest The girls re ll ntives of cmpus will end on Mrch 3. Cusco Peru the third lrgest During tlleir visit, they will live city the cuntry, with popu- in the womens dorrnitorie,. C!bltion of 70,000. Cusco is well serving the rules nd ctvtles known for its history s the of the coeds. cpitol of the ncient nc civili- The purpose of. the cml?us ztion sty is to cqumt the grrls The.visitors rnge in ge from with tbe functions nd ctivities 6 to 32. They re students in of college life in the United! Peruvin schools nd re study- St.tes. They will tten clsses, mg in vrious fields rnging et in the cfeteri nd prticifroril ccounting nd economics pte in other dily student cto teching nd science. tivities. nterview Gets Fcts Students Smoke Less By MCKEY TAYLOR STAFF WRTER. Smoking hs declined on the Wke Forest College cmpus since -the Jn. ll. relese of - medicl report on the dngers of cigrettes, ccording to recent survey conducted ijd the undergrdute school. A number of studelll;s hve stopped smoking completely, while others who continue to sn;oke report decreruse in the number of cigrettes smoked i>er dy. Approximtely 60 students were interviewed. Of tht number, 40 hd red the new:spper coverge of the report, nd ( Contillued from pge ) Council mws.t do so lso. Council :bd been unble to sody in Blue" concluded their p. m. 22 hd not. 86 sid tht presently they were non-smokers, but The problem is tricky one. rech verdict. Still, there concert. This progrm is the first of b.er ppomted... 2 reported tht they hd previously!smoked. 76 smoked regulrly in rying degrees, nd though most of them Smoke At present questions my be seemed Jo be generl recog- An enthusistic nd insistent series of discussions of cmtent The. prosecut()r nd the defender re llowed to sit with sked of ny witness by oy nition tht the problem mujst udience demnded nd got issues t the College sponsored member of the Honor Council be solved nd the defendnt three encores however-"green- by the rdio sttion. t will cover cigrettes, few VOiced preference for pipes. the Council during its delibertions but cnnot vote. These or coull!sel for either pr:ty in- protected with the burden of sleeves "!Strs nd Stripes the history, purpose nd content Severe! students reported tht t:hey smoked s much s volved. Mny things. will be, of proof resting on the two :m.embens meet with. the prosecu- Forev, nd "Theme from of chpel t Wke Forest. two pcks dy. n contrsst, -some reported smoking only one cbl;rmn of the Council following l:he receipt of <the cse 5mokers-the number of cigrettes smoked per dy for men _ nd f gun modertor. Serving on the pnel necessity, wor k e d ou t s th ey- ti. on. Exodus. Bnn Piccolo, Junior of Fort or two per dy, Of those the men proved to be the heviest rise. Council member Jck Dvis, While one might hve wished Luderdle, Fl., will serve s nd mteriljs from the Dens Following the conclusion of senior but fres... n m for more mus.c ewer - ws 6; for the girlls it ws 2. _.. b ef though will be Adrin King, senior of. Office by the chirmn. the evl.dence,,nd the umm cy terms of C<Juncil s e r v c e, micks tlle conce.. n f The ctul results of the survey re described digrm,ti- """-l t th ti ud-n«kills"- nd ssocite editor o These three ciomprise n llpowerful reviewing bord. They nd Outsi.de counsel, th.e Honor convict, lthuugh j\oined Wl! nd highly en"""- f te b,.,. both defender, prosecutor, pointed out tht the re... o it ws, ws bo vs Y m.,...,.. ""l.j " th "-""" Old Gold nd Blck, Albert Hunt, clly in the tble below: d T ch did not senior of Devon, P., stf wn n,..,uncil r... r es lone to i.ts the refusl to.declre mno- Ferrnte n ej. er Question sked: Men Women Totl decide iof enough evidence is -"" " th b tive of mci Gold nd Blck, nd Dr. present to merit chrging <the C "mbers to "scuss the inno- cence, still implies the.ccused seem to hve ny o er o Jec,. Yes No Yes No Yes No u-...._.. th ---" this L. H. Hollingsworth, chpj.m 04 cence or guilt of the 3Ccrused. is innocent. DVis sid.the new in mind for err cone""" Hve you red repor:t? student with n honor code vio lltion, nd wht the chrge Sources close to the Honor Procedure would correct this o::l:...::th::e:::y::_:c:ert:::i:n:::ly:._:chi:::..: e,_v,_ed_. th_e_co_;,p_e_g_e_. Do you -smoke? sitution. will be: Preliminry visits re Council repor:t these sessions Hve you Smoked? mde to the student informing re long.nd bitter. Some coun- Tommy Grogg, junior.sm-vcil. members hve the reput- ing his first yer on the C<!un Relignment s Defeted Hve you tried to quit? Hve you quit? them. of the chrges. tion of,lwys finding -the c- ell, though quick :to. uphold After rther thorough investigtion by both prosecutlor ve you cut down? cu:sed guilty while others swing the "innlocent until proven guil- (Continued from pge ) period. nd defender, tril dte is J ust.s strongly to the other ty" p r inc i p e, dded tht Th d g His letter contined :four re-..._ H "- il "f dj t f chpel on urs y mornm son s ""ms t pproving the proside. Other oources report tht u<e onor \.A.Junc m 5 se cme to b.iim. nd he then went.,.. set nd. the Council convenes if two of the members re.iill unique posltion (different to the nterfrternity CouncU posl, following closely reru;ods to her he cse. convinced of.the innocence of from court of lw) with no meetinlg WedneiSdy nigb.t to.given erlier by OoiiiSitngy for Chirmn Mcintyre, who pre the ccused, cquittl is s- esy.solution for oolving the.seek their endorsement of his his opposition to -the retignsured: -dilemm which the sitution ment bill. sides. t.. tthe... tri.s,.. estimes th!t the verge tril tkes cretes." ide. According to Henry, he hd two nd. hlf hours. A complete record of the proceedings Give Opinions f -, Acoordinlg to ipettit, he told collecited petition contining - The rechintg o n.cqm"""" the FC he ws goi:ng to disverdict involves rthe immedic tribute the letters witll or with- over 400 nmes opposing the is kept by.betty Nnce, who Officilly, Council members lso serves s ecretry to the sy the sessiooo re never cut te dismissl of the cse. A out their endomement, but proposl. He sid the petition DOWNTOWN Council. Complete reeiordls of nd dried. One sys, "usully guilty verdict involvejs the sked for their bckimlg. He wjs never presented becuse NORTHSDE u trils re kept on file in some will len one wy or ithe C<Juncil deliberting further to sid he gve his rguments of lck of time. the Dens Office. otller. We dont relly debte decide on punishment. This ginst the proposl nd men- Legistors -nd otber prolso tkes nine votes,, but on tioned the rguments JimmY ponents of ithe mesure were The Council seeinjs. spliit to it, we just give our opinions some extent on the mount of s.to why we feel they re this mtter rthe two CoU:lcil Blckburn, sophomore presi- furious t Pettits unrnnounced formlity or informlity of the guilty or ilnnocent." memberls who hve served s dent, nd Johnny Jckson, mneuver. They.termed his prosecutor nd defender cn freshmn vice president, lid ction.s "psychologic l covote. mde Jivoring,the relignment ercion," nd refused to ccept Wht procedurl problems pllllll. The FC then voted to the vote s true indic-tion does the COuncil fce nd wht dd its nme to the opposing of student sentiment. re its plns for rthe future? sttement. Constngy issued sttement MiSS Nnce sid she felt the Lee SimsteinS ccount of the Thursdy night clling the vote tril in!strictly lfqllowijn!g c-. Another Council member dds, cepted tril codes- The chir- "Some members hve not mde mn hs the power to rule on up their minds nd will listejl ll objections rised by the to the discussio. counsel in the cse. Nine members of the 6- imiss. Nnce redily dmits member group musit vote for tht "we (the Honor Council) conviction or cquittl if re. getting :d:tore forml. Still, verdict is reched. Council do not think tht we hve members point out tht this become too form." decision is often hrd il;o rech. Chirmn Mcintyre ws quick Only membens must be preto point out tht he did not sent for tril now. A [lew feel lfue limit hd been reched quorum. pproved by the Couniln thi!s re. cil but witing Student Legis- Mcinltyre sid, " like infor lture :pprovl would incre-se mli:ty, of coulse. t works for this to 3. the udent. We cnnot llow f, :tlter discussion, the Counourselves to become SO forml ell cn rech no verdict the tht evidence is kept subdued. defendnt is informed ;tht he The Siunmer.Honor Council hs been found neirther inlnohs come under hevy fire fur cent n:or guilty. Thiis provision llowing certin evidence to be of :he Council hs lso come illltroduced Lter the tril bd under lttcik. closed in. plgrism cse A chinge in the procedure tried during <the second sum- still to be pproved by the sent t tht time.. Mcintyre sid work needed to be done :to improve the overell qulity of the summer councils. Other membem suggested tht l they must receive the pprovl of :the regulr Honor Council 5 well s rome tminijnlg progr,m.. him Focent." "Perhps," Mcintyre sid, "the problem bn be- rolved when these new rules of pro- problem of opening ll trils meeting vried!slightly. Sim- "_.. very sound decision nd,giving.them publicity would stein, senior of Strt:en slnd, of.the student bl;jdy." fce the Council in severl N. Y., is president of FC. He He continued: "t (the vote) yei!ls. She dded, " relly sid, "Very frnkly, the FC proved one bsic fllcy l)f dont klllow wht ro do.bout got fished in. we didn-t fully mny cmpus :politicidjs nd this myself." relize wht ws hppening." some legij.s:ltors tht hve sid At present, the defendnt hs He sid the FC diq not so often of lte nd who work the right to e:ll for n open her both sides, only tlle neg- under the generl ssumption or clo.sed tril s -he desires. tive lsdde. Simsteill sid ttht th t the s-tudent body will swl- The Old Gold nd Blck hs Pettit mentioned there were low ny proposl th.t is put followed the ;policy of report- some prois but stuck to the before them. ing the trils with no nmes or COJS of the question. "This decisive vote ginst detils. The provilsions of the Simstein seemed prticulrly the relignment pln rightly Student Body COnstitution cll nxious for the FC not to get reflects dispprov!l of the stufor this, ruone. However, open involved politiclly with the dents t hving to vote for the tri lis re no.t felt to hve issue. He sid empb.ticlly, proposl is whole- not in mer session. Criics of rthe Coll!ll- Council nd rthe Legislture ell rgue th-t no evidence would chnge this to n utoshould be entered ginst the mtic!llcquittl if the Council defendn.t unl he is present is Ulllble to mlllsiter. 9-vote to her it. mjority either wy. The Council mintins tht the evidence in question w9 Fllcy on grdes nd pper.n.ces before :the executive committee by the ccused nd tbt this ws ll he W$ not present Jo her. They contend there ws no reson for him to be pre- fllen under this rule, -lthough "There were no politicl im- seprte prts s it should hve the newspper dbes not cover plictions on the. prt of t:he been voted on. them.. FC." "Comments were contined Mcintyre clled for formliz- He sid there ws some op- on numerous bllots tht, the ing nd recording the rules nd position to hving to vote for vote "nb" indicted dispprovprocedure s well s estblish- the proposl s whole rthei: l of the!lrltemity-independenting pledge to be signed by tbn ijn sectiollls. He blmed coed split.s presented in this every person pplying for d the Legislture for prt of the bill." mission rt: Wke Forest on mess. He sid ;time should The LegislJture, lthough obwhich he promises to uphold hve been llowed for pro nd viously perturbed t the dys Coll!llcil member!mrth Swin the Honor System. He noted con discussion of the bill nd events, remined firm ThUS sid, " believe in the princi- tht thi$ pln is used t the the proposl.should hve been dy night -nd rejected n lter-.ple tht one is innocent until University of Virgilni.. voted on in sections. nte relignment proposl preproven guilty. definitely think Miss Nnce, Mc :ntyre, nd " dont think the student sented by John Memory. (See tht we nught to work this Miss Swin felt tht tbe estb- body hd fir chnce to her relted story.) miter out so we cn) decide lishment of Qn Attorney Gener- both!sides.. of the -rgument," n.s>ted the Legislture voted either wy. do not think tht l with stff whose duty it he mdl. to present the -sme bill -to the we relly re protecting the would be to investigte ll Bl!nk Henry, vocl ifreshmn student body, llowing time for!student when we hve tht cses, determine their redi- member of rthe Legisltw:e, ;pros nd cons to be presented, fllcy in otir system." ness for tril, nd provide lso prepred letter to stu- nd dividing the bllot mto Miss Swin ws seconded by counsel for the defendnt s dents which ws distributed in sectiom oo tht students could Chmimn Mcintyre, who sid, well rs prosecutor would not Chpel sets prior :to Chpel vote on ech!section in the bill. "f you cn t get vote for work t Wike ForeiSt. This guilt then you should declre could ibke the mtter entirely = out of the hnds of the Honor Members were ble to indi- CoWlcil nd mke it purely n cte only one cse where the judictory body. cedure re bellter djusted to A. f h ou;,stvidence, m sure, TwoTo ttend Con fter tlking to mjority of the Sumttner Council, even At lest two Wke Forest stuthough it ws :presented, did dents hve been sked to prtinot chnge the verdict," sid cipte in tlle Annul Conference Miss N-nce. Miss Nnce hs on Humn Reltions to be held served on the!summer coun- t Winston-Slem Stte College, ells for the pst twlo yers. Wke Forest College, nd North The cse for- stricit nd Crolin Bptist Hospitl on forml tril is bsed primrily Fridy, SturdY nd Sundy, on the rulels of the Honor Oode. Februry 28-Mrch. Proponenl!s of the forml tril Mike Sepugh nd Ed Reyhold tht such tril will be of nolds will prticipte in the prothe gretest id to -the defend- grm with Willim Bgwell, re nt nd tht &nee students re secretry for the Americn bound by the Council to /obey Friends Service Committee, Dr. Stte nd Nti0l lws, the W. R. Grigg, director o the Deprtment of nterrcil Coopertion, North Crolin Bptist Con:vention, nd Dr. W. K. Me Gee, director, Deprtment of Denomintionl Reltions. The progrm is sponsored by the nterrcil Committee of Bptist ministers of Winston Slem nd is plnned for college ge people by Chplins Henry Lewis, Buddy Gill, nd Ed Christmn. Students interested cn obtin more informtion from Ed Christmn in 06 Win gte Hll. EVERY WEDNESDAY NGHT n The Cfeteri CAND.AE LGHT DNNER Feturing Grilled U.S. Choice Boneless Rib Stek $.00, A.R.A. Slter School nd College Srvices Spn tlle in DACRON & COTTON 8..Jump from spring to summer in this dcron nd cotton jumper. 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Prker sid the girls were very nxious to lern bout the life of Americn college students nd welcomed student invittions to prticipte in ny of the vrious school ctivities. nterested students should contct Dr. Prker t his office. Seminr s Scheduled Dr. John R. Erle, professor of.sociology, will coordinte mrrige seminr for engged couples,to be held in the evening on Mrch, 8, nd 25 nd Alpril 8. The gro will. discuss vriou:s spects of mrried llie, including finncil problems.n:d emotionl djustments. Dr. Ri chel Mcschn, [JY.[.D., premrrige coulsellor, will prticip-te in the semmr. Applictions should be mde through tbe Den of Womens office by Mrch 3. Any engged tudent is eligible to prticipte. SPORTSMANS TRADNG CO. LTD. 604 N. CHERRY PA ) Collectors item SEA SHELL PASLEY b. ipaltes Se shell shpes inspired this swirling pisley print in white on bckgrounds of J>Ure, vivid sunshine brights. Surely must for shirt collectors! 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6 PAGE SX Mondy,Feb.24,964 OLD GOLD AND BLACK PETrrr DEACS.. Who Are GREE(S By WALT PETTT STAFF WRTER A Proxy Vote Tomorrow night the nter- revilsions, soc i reguljtions, frternity Council will elect frternity-fculty reltions, inofficer:s for l!let yer. This is dequte dherence to prli : significrut election nd the mentry procedure t mee-tchoice of officers demnds ings, nd lck of intere!slt in thorough considertion by the fl ternity work in generl. frternity men on cmpllis.. For tile. F. C., then, to- The election this yer ils es- morrow night s election cn pecilly impoitnt when viewed hve gret bering on the giljsit this yers progrm. future of the CoU!lcil nd the This is men.tioned beouse dur- frternity system. Yet the fct.ilng the ;pst yer the. F. C. remins tht unless ll frhs shown SOme signs of ternity men ssume responsigrowth. The Council his been bility for the qulity of our led by men who re generlly.system, the new officers will cpble nd extremely inter- be ble to ccom!plish vecy ested in the fternity system. litue. Mjor ccomplishments include scholrship regultiom, improvement in soctl regultions, >n ex:p3llded Greek Week, NEWS OF GREEKS nititions initil contcts with fculty (Sigm Phi Epsilon) Pul D. members on trilitionl fculty- Wills, freshmn of Chrleston, frternity problems, n im- W. V.; Dvid A. Bnty, freshproved irush brochure, cpble mn of Ch!rleston, W. Vo.; finncil nd secretril work, Joseph T. Berr, senior of Trend expnsion of repre.sent- voton, P.; Philip H. Winlion on the CoU!lcil. wright, freshmn of Seford, The fct reminls, however, Del.; Jmes N. Sipes; freshtht the. F. C. is :tir from mn of Arlington, V.; John P. n.dequte "legisltive" nd Royster, freslmm.n of Alnnn ",governing" body for frternity dle, V.; Alex3llder McConmen. hus the.new officers nel, freshmn of Chrlotte;,nd will fce such problems s rush Floyd D. 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7 8 M, -! OLD GOLD AND BLACK MoDdy, Feb. 24, 964 PAGE SEVEN Christie s Top All-Around Plyer n CC.... J)econ TriCptin Hs 6.2 Averge. j ; i" - 5c Oc 5c VERNOR PHOTOS r: CBBST.!E drives between two Mrylnd plyers f9r two points ;:"(bove), jlld leds fst brek pst Dukes Jeff Mullins. (JJelow). :.. _:.,,,, Decs Plqy Duke; To Host Wolfpck By BOB L PPER yer with the exception of SPORTS WRTER Lwy Lkins, the high-scoring center who flunked his With. the AOC Tournment still lying hed, Wke Fore&t diry cour-se nd is ineligible will close out one of its more thils remester. me!liorble sesons this week. The only remining lettermn To be sure, this ws not the is Cptilll Pete Auksel. But the fine!srt Decon tem ever s- boys who hold Sttes future sembled, lthough <they re in :their bnds re LSophs RJy quite bit better.thn "423rd Hodgdon, Billy Moffitt, Tommy in the!!l!ltion." But these un- Mittocks, HiJ. Blondeu, nd predictble boys gve their Lrry Worsely.. :followels so my thrills ond The gome with the Wolfpck" hertches tht this reporter lso will mrk the finl homeeven gets exhusted just re- court ppernce of four senclling them. t ws r highly iors- stlltem Frnk Christie, emotionl yer, to s-y the Butch :Hssell, Richrd Crlet. michel,. nd reserve Bl."d Lt ws yer in which Wike BOOks. These boys hve peropposed three of the Top Ten formed dmirbly in their tentelds in the country-dvid- ures t Wlke Forest, nd :they oon, Kentucky, illd.d Duke; will be!sorely missednextyer. JYEr in which the Decons A win over Stte would be plyed inst five All-Ameri- splendid frewell for.this forecn cnd.idtes-hetzel, Nsh, some, nd would provide just Bldley, Cunninghm; nd Mul- the proper regimen with which!ins; 8ld yer in which we to enter rthe Tournment. defeted Duke felt no other ACC tem hd complil9hed for nerly two yers. P_., h Now, t!he seson is drwing.l OS to. close. But there remins quite bid more ction before the finl buzzer will :sound. 2nd; Four Medls Ply Duke Tomorrow The Wke Forest freshmen ::_ llke lj;omorrows encounter trck tem plced second in t Durbm for ins,tnce. ll the Freshmen Big Four nthis gme Wke will ply door Gmes held t Chpel Hill return enggement gilllst n on Feb. 5 wi.tll. 40-poilllt gu.pstlim Duke five, tem gregte. which the Decons soundly UNC won with 70 points, Stlte trounced this pst Tuesdy t scored 9 for third, Duke 2 the. Colilseum. for fouxth., nd Dvidson 0 for Conquering the Blue Devils fi th. t the ndoor Stdium, how The Wike yerlingjs won four ever, is rought]y -kin to bet- events nd bjd severl other jug newspper reding rp good performnces. Cliff Cook t fue Del!ls Office. Neverthe- won the first gold medl for By BLL BENZ SPORTS EDTOR The motor of the big Greyhound bus droned. "The bus ws prked outside Reynolds Gymnsium, loded with the Wke Forest bsketbll tem, nd redy to deprt for the Decons weekend trip to South Crolin. _ The sportswriter found Wke ssistnt bsket, bll coch Chrlie Brynt nd Buddy Norwood, the Decon ticket mnger, s they were bout to leve the gym nd bord the bus. "d like to sk you. one question, coch," the reporter blurted, fohowing Brynt to the steps of the bus. "Do you think Frnk Christie is worthy of selection to the All-Atlntic Cost Conference first tem?,- Brynt shot n icy glnce t the writer, lo oked t Norwood, nd lughed. Brynt just lughed: -"Are you kidding me? Are you serious?" demnded Brynt... "Well, ve got to hve quote/ replied the sportswriter, meekly. - "Listen, Frnk Christie..." Brynt pused to group his toughts. "Frnl<: Christie is the best ll-ro.und bsketbll plyer in the conference. Look, there might be some plyers who cn shoot better, rbound better, dribble better, ply better defense nd pss better, but there is no one plyer who cn do the:m. ll s well s Christie cn. "f he doesnt mke it (All-ACC), it will be n injustice to Atlntic Cost Conference bsketbll. Frnk is just gret -round bske.tjbll plyer." He Gurds Opponents Best f Christie does not mke All-ACC, it will be the biggest hox since "the Tepot Dome scnd l. Frnk, one of the Decon tri-cptins, hs developed into one of the best ll-round plyers the conference hs seen since the yer B.C. (Before Chppell). He is certinly one of the most verstile hoopsters to don Wke Forest uniform in the pst few yers.. At six feet, three inches Christie is not tll s most fol!wrds go. Yet he hs pulled down 90 rebounds in 20 gmes, 9.5 verge. Christie is vicious, ggressive rebounder, not in the lest wed!by tller opponent. Too, Christie is n ccomplished defensive plyer. He is constntly given the ssignment of gurding the opponents top scorer.. He hs gurded the likes of Jerry Lucs, Art Heymn, Billy Cunninghm, nd Fred Hetzel. Aginst Duke lst week Christie ws told to stop Jeff Mulins,. the,owner.of 23.9 verge.. Mullins tllied 2 points in the contest, but hit on only ten of 26 shots from the floor. And Mullins got but one shot from the free throw line. He usully collects six points on foul tosses. Christie is lso vluble to the Decons s wht coch Brynt clls "tem plyer." Frnk is unselfish, nd will not hesitte to pss to temmte even when.open for shot. Christies sure_ bll hndling is definite sset to "his pssing. Goch Bones McKinney hs stted tht Frnk hs one of the "best pir of hnds of ny bllplyer. hve ever seen." Chrstes cinemscope-like vision lso enbles him to fire ccurte psses. Lst yer Brynt sid tht Frnk hd the "best peripherl vision of nyone of the club." Christies foojbll bckground (he ws high school All-Americn qurterbck t Mriett, Ohio) is perhps the chief reson why he is ble to fke well when he hs the bll on offense. Mny times during gme the 90-pound redhed will leve his opponent in his wke sprwled on the floor or spinning like rev.olving door fter fking one wy, then going nother. Frnk Hs Vriety Of Shots Chlisties scoring bility is the most impressive phse Of his gme. Frnk cn score in ny one of severl wys. He hs good jump shot, cn drive for lyups, cn hook-unusul for 6-4 plyer, nd cn follow shots nd tlly on tp-ins. He hs superb. vriety of shots. Christie, despite slo:w strt this winter (he hit on only,two of ten shots from the floor ginst Dvidson in the opener), hs scored 323 points in 20 gmes, 6.2 verge. He hs tllied on 3 of?74 shots from the floor,.478 percentge. Christie hs been the high scorer in.eight of Wkes first 20 gmes this seson. Tht in itself is n ccom.plishment, s ll five of the Decon strters re verging bove p oints per contest;. He is the seventh leding scorer in the ACC. Frnk hs hit over 20 points in seven of Wkes gmes. He scored 25 points ginst Duke nd mtched the totl ginst Crolin. He chlked up 22 ginst Virgini Tech, nd 23 in ction ginst Princeton nd Bill Brdley. t is interesting to note tht Christies highest scoring gmes hve ll come ginst some of the be&t competition 6 BABBERS TO SERVE YOU Ai, WEST 4th STREET BARBER SHOP One HU Block West of Sen less, if <the Decons exlii.bit the Wke. wi.th., 9.4 clocking in "=======================:; determintion tht keynoted the :the 70-yrd high hurdles.. Cook :fil\st contest, the end result lso plced fourth in the low. could be lll(}ther victory for hurdle event Bones McKinneys "Unpredic- Pw Snell. hd two impre!s- CAMEL PAWN SHOP, NC. flbles." sive wins,jnd record.per- The finl contest of the iormnces. using good strregulr cmpign will!tke tegy, he outwitted his opp& 422 N. LBERTY plce on Sturdy night when nents to win tke mile in BARGANS N OUT-OF-PAWN MERCHANDSE the mm who initited the bs- 4:3. time. Unstited by tht ketbll C:rlze in North Cro- success Snell then proceeded 8llloe....5 P Wedcllc Bllds... f.s P lin, Everett Cse, will bring to victimize his foes. in the PhoDolr:&B... U.SO P BhhltoDe ludp his North Crolin Stte tem two.mile event with r record BlDocin U» Ldles... C.tsup. in for vilsit :to the Coliseum. perform.nce of 0:2.2 ltime. Wtchee t les up. This will be lhe sme Wolf- Te3.n:imte John Jones piced Gitn - - u.se P c......_ l.llp pcksqllldj SfliC8es... J p otbj; defeted WB:ke Sf_COnd iln: the :two mile event Cin overtime) erlier this with. 0:20 time.. } - r -VERNOR PHOTOS CHRSTE xhibits defensive tlen s. he hrsses Dukes L Buzzy Hmson (left), nd goes hgh m the ir (right) to lj score on junip shot s Ronny Wtts (44) nd Blue Devil ======================:::; Hck Tison -(l) wtch.. on the Decon schedule (he lso hit tem high. of 6 points ginst Kentucky). And Frnk cn score well on the rod s he cn in home gmes. Frnk Christie is "fierce competitior" who is "hell off the bords" s one temmte sys. He is polished plyer in lmost every spect of the gme. He is n ll-round plyer. He is tem plyer. Few plyers exhibit his second effort ply fter ply. Frnk Christie is All-ACC. He is nothing short of tht. Simply, "he is the best ll-round bsketbll plyer in the Atlntic Cost Conference." Decons Win Sixth; Wkes Best Seson The Wke Forest freshmen swimming tem won its sixth contest of.the seson on Stur.dy, Feb. 5, by whlloping visiting Clemson!Squd with score. The freshmen hve dropped. only one decilsd.on this y.er llld only three in the pst 4 outings in two yers. Records Set The smll SqU!d of eight lived up to its reputltion s "the best ever t Wke Forest." The frosh won six of eight events nd set three school records. The squ!eld begn the fternoon wirt:h. record breking per:flormnce in the 200-yrd medley_ rely. The qurtet of Dve Wyche, Mckie Mciiiltyre, Rick Sedgley, nd Eric Fruin blsted the opposition in fine :48.6 time. Fruin bounced bck.to win the 5yrd freestyle in :23.4. Rick Sedley won the 200-yrd ::;di= ELLS CYCLE 26 N. MARSHALl. ST. DDDL HO_US :e:; su:g U:!. THERES 0 SECRET school record in the 00-yrd to producing fine photoengrv butterfly wijtb :59. time. lngs. You simply tke generous Dve Wyche ploced third in mounts of experience, sldll nd :the butte wi.th!personl c:onscfentious ttitude nd com heist of :0.2. 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8 PAGE EGHT Mondy, Feb. 24,964 OLD GOLD AND BLACK Murl Bsketbll Tte Condemns Defetism Title Gme Tonight At Decon Alulllnl Bnquet Pst perfonnnces ndre- gme being plyed Thursdy Sys Wke Will Achieve Objectives By BUZZ HOFF ASSOCATE SPORTS EDTOR A ner-cpcity turnouit of 500 Wke Forest lumni nd friends herd new gridiron men-. tor Bill Tte vow to hve "the gretest footbll tem nd the gretest footbll progrm iht Wke Forest hs ever hd." Tte spoke lt specil bnquet held.t the Hotel Robert E. Lee Thursdy eveni.ng to wel CQme him nd his stff to the communilty. The dinner, given by the Forsyth COUllty Deqlcon Cl..llb, ws titended by mny distinguished Wke Forest fns from cross the stte. Trt:e expressed ccmfi.delllce in the lccom.plislunent of his objectives by Slt.ff which he J!beled emremely com:petlent... We will chieve our objectives wilbh extreme WJSelfishness nd wijth ll illhe pride nd spirit nelcessry. We re not frid of the Big Four." " m soooooo tired of hering bout the otiher schools in the mg Four nd then Wke Forest," he sid. "Were not going to /think of the other Big Four Slcfu.ools first nd illhen the other Slcihools. We hve set our siglhlts on this gol. We re not going to tke bok selt." Tte sid one of the first things he noticed bout Wke Forest which con<flrsted with the mny impressive fejtures of the instit-jltion ws wht Ppered to be " defetist ttitude." "Does this ring bell with you?" he sked the udienjce. "f you believe youre defejted," he dded, "you will be." Wnt Your Support n!clling for renewed interest nd enjhusism in Wke Forest thletics on the prt of everyone ssqcited with the college, Tte ncrted, "we wnt yo-..u- suippoit, lbu.t if we dont get i.t, we will lchieve it (illhe gol) nywy. We donlt wnt people ssdcited with our progrm who re drgging their feet." The new gridiron mentor sserted tht in order to ccomplish the gol of <tking bck set,to no one in the ACO, n ll-oult effort will. lbe necessry. "Youre not going to be in five dollr legue nd do it with nilokels or diines." n his opening remrks, Tte sid tht the Decon victory over Duke Tuesdy night "ws the gretest tem effort ve seen in mny, mny yem:s. ws deeply impressed fter the gme when Ronny Wtits sid, Coch, this is the beginning. " Tte sid this impressed him s being resenjtjtive of the kind of men we hve in our Progrm lt Wke Forest. Tte concluded his tlk by quoting poem by Wlter Weddell, the illheme of wihiich ws the defetist ttitude. The refrin of the poem, "]jts ll in the stte of mind:. Trck Tem Tkes Third The Wke Forest vrsity trck tem pl!lleed third in :the Big Five ndoor Gmes!b.eld lt Chpel Hill on Sturdy, Feb. 5. Wke scored 23 Poinlts to 63 for UNC nd 40 for Dt*e. Two Wke sophomores copped first plce wins for the Decons. School pole vult record holder Julin Rinwter won wilth mediocre 2 6" vult. Tenunte Brry Bltes Pliced fourth in the pole vult. Sophomore Gec>vge Khle won Jt:he brod j with fir j::.rmp of 2 8,2. Khle lso pllcled third in the high jump. n Jhe weigblt events, BiU Hendricks plced third in the: shot PUt With sophomore tem mte Erl Colemn few in Ches behind in fotmth. Tomer s TldrcJ 0her Wlke plcers were DJVe Tulrner WiJth. tihird in the ni.le,!ron Tylor with fourth n the!two mile, nd Rp Bulger with :fotu!fjh in Cib.e 70-yrd high hurdles. Wk!e rn inlt:o hrd luck when junior Riclk: Hltley ws fo"jled in the 440-yrd sprint. Gob:lg mf"d ithe strigbltwy, Hrf;]ey ws Wi:nDing When he WBS kicked down.. cords will hve little mening night t 7 P. m. in the Vrsity when the Sig Eps nd the Delt; Gym, Sigs clsh for the chmpion- There re nine tems in the ship of the Frternity Bsketbll ndependent plyoffs. T h e Legue tonight. APOs, Efrid Egles, PEKs nd The gme will be plyed in Dens Tem compose the upper the vrsity gym nd will strtl brcket of the tournment. t 7 p. m. n the lower brcket re the Both tems possess similir Phi Delt Gos, Rngers, Super record of 7 wins nd lloss. The jocks, PADs, nd Tylor Dorm. Delt Sigs only loss ws to The winners of these two Sigm Pis. The Sig Eps were brckets will vie for the indeupset by the Kpp Sigs, 46-40, pendent chmpionship, Wedneslst week. The Sig Eps re led by fordy, Feb. 26, t 5 P.. m. in the gym. The winner of the gme mer frosh bsketbll plyer Wl- will ply the frternity chmly Noell, nd footbller Richrd pions the next night. Cmeron. Other strting mem- Frternity stndings bers re Gry Hrnett, Joe Konkus, nd Joe Polshw. Won Lost The Delt Sigs re pced by Delt Sigm Pi Mc Snnth nd freslunn foot- Sigm Phi Epsilon bller Lynn Nebsitt. Rounding: Pi Kpp2, Alph out the tem re Mrk Rorne, Kpp Sigm Stu Highsmith, Crig Chlkey, Kpp Alph John Wilson, nd Glenn Muncey, Sigm Pi Plyoffs for the All-Cmpus Sigm Chi Trophy begn tody. They will Lmbd Chi Alph BOB LEONARD.. bombs Blue Devils with 6 points Spotlight On Sport The Gretest Effort By BUZZ HOFF ASSOCATE SPORTS EDTOR "Even if we lose, its been terrifilc gme." SUCh were the tiho..lghts of most of us bout two minutes before rfue end of the Duke-Wke Foreslt court coiljtesjt lst Tuesd. Burt: with only few seconds of gonizing suspense remining, it ws different trin chugging lth.e trcks of our minds. lit went sometihln.g like, "Oh, if Wi!Jts Cn mke jl.list one, just one." He hd ltwo shots coming on Duke blooper. The first t!jry indelcisively wbbled bo".lt the rim, nd then fell... outside. Tl!e second one hilt. The ::>:corebord, vibrting with rthe screms of n nxious crowd, red Eleven seconds, with Duke on l!!he inbounds ply... Down th!e court they sp d. Tison to Mullins, Mullins up on the jurrnp... no good. Bulckley on the rebound. Up, in. B=er. Fllll score: t ws Wkes, ll Wkes.. llhe crowd beicme fnti!c. lit hd been wild ll night. Now it ws over nd Deconlnd flooded ltih.e coullt. Six men went on shouldertop. t ws unbelievble, phenom-. enl, stupendous.. MgiciJ:li Bones nd his superb six hd pulled not rbbit, but victory, THE VCTORY, out of, out of... not ht, not sleeve... t ws viic!:ory of effont, effort tht never cesed in 4Q minr.jjtes of courit lcrtion. llt ws hrd to believe. l!n the lockerroom, even Bnes seemed to be in slll.te of shddk. ginst VP. And Crolin b!d difficuljy geiltting the bll inside thle coullt on lthe out-of-bounds, but it wsnt enough, t ws Mrylnd tht got them over the hwnp. We were 0 down nd cught up." Frnk Christie, the sprk in the DeJcon s fire!this seson, ws Uigh scorer for the relentless Wkemen. He rut on for 8 nd ws high scorer for the 8 nd ws second only to Wtts superb perform.llce in off-the-bords bttle.!t ws the gretest effort in the Coliseum. No bll cluib ever mde Sll.lloh n effont - the tipoff to it ws WJts in.itil rebound," bemed n exhusted, but enchnted Bones. The Wke win ws the Blue Devils only ocnferece dunking. The victory ws Christies... it ws Hssells... it ws Wtts, Leonrds, Ormich els, nd Herrings. ]t ws tem v:ilctory. But most of ll, it ws Wkes, ll Wkes. _... :tin_ -e--_:-=-----e_-=-- nshi-wl-= --=-;::- ;;u-=-.---p-hl_-: -_-----: WAKE FOREST All-Americns "Bill Scripture, Wyne Mrtin, nd Dve Miller review Bones To Be Subject Of Television Specil. By RCHARD MLLS Wke ForeSt bsketbll coeh Horce "Bones" :MlcKinney, lllddoubtedly one of the most colorful fig;ures in Jhe gme, will be the s<ujbjelctt of ihlf-houil Chnnel 2 specil t 8:00 p. m., Wednesdy, Feb. 26. The Greensboro television sttion nnounlced tht the progrm, "Chnnel 2 RePorltfs: Bones - iwiho s He?" will show McKinlney in his mny etpcities, injc[uding Coclh:, ordined Bptist minister, flterdi.nnr spek:er, nd fmily mn. The specil will ifidce Bones bsketbll plying cre;er from his dys s pl yer on the Durhm High Sichool tem thro"..lgh his mny nd divellsified exploits - s collegitie All-Aunedcn t North Crolin Stte nd ltlhe Ullli.versity of North Crolin. The progrm will continue through McKinneys ctivities.,.... / bsebll films with Decon poh.jck Stllings (secund from left); : Bsebll Tem Sets Sights On Third Conference Title "Our stff doesnt strike out cons hit.28 Jtto.258 for ltbe op- SPORTS WRTER s Professionl courtmn wilth 0; of guys, ;..; illhey ll get poneijjts nd oujtsliugged their tlh.e Wshington CiPS nd b Where cn you go fter 28- the bll over -nd thts the dversries 63 to 45 in doulbles Boston Celtics. seson tbit netted n ACC most importnt :Jb.ing," Stllings nd 36 to 20 in!home runs. They McKinneys return to Wke Chmpionship nd n 8th in the sid. " hve no rel C?llltSitnd- fiellded.952 s tem nd bd Forest s seminr;y student, ntion rnking? There is mn ing pitcher like Plemmons or!combined erned run Vellge his yers s psltor of Rv in Wke Foreslts employ tht Moeller (two of hi s former pitch- of leigh church, nd his highly insis!ts on syin!g "up!" ht ng grets), bult :tlh.ey m"e ll "Crolin nd Duke will be SU)C cessful!creer s eoh of mn is!bsebll coch, Jlclk good. milgh.t Pilcfk ny one of the tough ones this time the Wke Forest Dlem.on Delcons will lso be telescoped. Coclh Stllings mkes no idle how."... "Clemso:"- is lmn(y!s ro-..jgh. but Stllings. them for ny gme, no mtter rou<nd," StllillJgs C.oDtinued. The Bones of tod will, give bos.t. His Jll64 Clulb contins c ClJ:tlStie, Sbllings fu!ey loslt, lot of lboys from his views on officiting, coehmg nd other SJpeelts of t!bie n ogruzd A : Americns. ws his first,.he did rel well. of five or six schools could win oit one not lbwo buit three srd, Consdermg lst yer lst yem" s tem. Altwlly, 8Y gme, nd will discuss his own courtside ntics, his superstitions, religio-:js ttlltudes, nd personl philosophy. Fihns!tken on Jtrip to College Prk, Md., erlier this molllth will serve to illuslttjte McKinneys coching technique nd reitionship willl!his plyers. The progrm promises to be 30 minutes of enjyble nd informtive viewing for ll Wke ForeSit students nd fns. Bby Decs Swimmers Run Seson Win Two Log To 7-4 At Home By KETH HUTCHERSON SPORTS WRTER And it ngered the vrsity. The Bby Decons, in preliminry gme to the Wke Forest-Duke bsketbll gme, lost 0-point led which they hd held lte in the second hlf, nd were. defeted by the Blue mps of Duke, 75-74, lst Thursdy night on their home Memoril Colisewn court. n gme tht ws just s exciting s the vrsity encounter, the Bby Decs, not s yet used! to plying under tremendous pressure of college bll, lost hertbreker to the big, bd Blue Dukes. Dukes Bob Riedy ws fouled in the ct of shooting with four seconds remining in the contest. Riedy stepped to the foul line, nd mong ll the boos of the prtisn Wke Forest crowd, clmly hit both of his chrity tosses to put the Dukes hed by the vitl victory point. The Decs clled time out nd worked the bll to Jim. Boshrt. However, he ws forced to tke n extremely long shot. The bll ws little off trget nd bounded off to left side A rebound By BARR ASHCRAFT SPORTS WRTER The Wke mermen soundly swim.ming tem dded two more home meet victories to its record in recent dys to run their seson record to five wins nd five losses. The Wke meremen soundly defeted the University of South Crolin lst Sturdy, They swmped Emory University Fridy fternoon Aginst tile Gmecocks the Decons won nine of eleven events, nd set or tied four records. Phil Drst, with time of 2:00.4, tied the 200-yrd freestyle record. Drst lso won the 500- yrd freestyle, nd cme within one second of breking tht record. Drsts time ws 5:49.7. Sophomore Herb Morrison set pool record in the 200-yrd, butterfly with time of 2:7.8. Morrison lso tied the school record in the 00-yrd freestyle with : 52.9 clocking in the first leg of the 400-yrd freestyle rely.. Record Broken follow by Sherrill Whitker ws The 400-yrd freestyle qurtet no good s time rn out, nd the of Herb Morrison, Ted Mere Decs hd lost thriller. dith, Duck Jones, nd Sonny Angered by the Duke loss, the Poston rced to finishing time frosh, on Thursdy night,, Feb. of 3:32.8 to shtter the old school 20, smered the Ok Ridge Mill- record..try nstitute, 99-78, on Ok Other winners in the South, Ridges home court. Tht victory Crolin meet were Drew Tylor Sheer Gnts brought the Wke Forest record in "the diving, his sixteenth victo 7-4 for the seson. tory in the lst seventeen out- "t ws the gretest effort n the Duke gme tem scor- ings; Ed Wood in the 200-yrd of ny tem ve ever lmown," ing leder Jim Boshrt led bckstroke; John Surgener in McKinney sid gin nd gin. Wkes scoring with totl of the 200-yrd breststroke; nd "They just never let up. Just guts, sheer guts. l ve never 27 points. He ws followed by the 400-yrd medley rely four- Whitker with 4 points; Jim A some. seen nytthing like jjt in ll my tengrten with 3, nd Luck. n Wkes decisive win over born dys. "They didnlt Pnic RONNY WATrS when strs ginst Duke Moody nd Clrk Pool, ech with Emory U!lrlversity the Decons. 0 points. cptured eight of the eleven The scoring ws evenly spred events. Duke went hed; they took ter The 4 oo-y---" m-" ey rely in the Ok Ridge encoun. """- ""- their!time nd worked for the D.ncs Own Agin, high scorer for the De- squd won in 4:09.9. shot. They got iliheir shot. You (:;; cons ws Jim. Boshrt who pour- Ted Meredith won his specilitke little Jlim.e nd you mke ed in totl of 24 points. He ws ty, the 50-yrd freestyle, wi l.ijtltle money." 5-8 Record followed by Sherrill Whitker temmte Bob Dougls plcing McKinney sid he tl!o-.lgh.t with 20, Moody with 8, nd Jim third. the gme ws one of lthe!hrd- f Wk!e Forest mkes it to Altengrten with 6 points. Drew Tylor won the three est to cll ihed ever seen. the finls of the Atlntic Cost For the Ok Ridge quint, meter diving for his seventeenth "ve never seen bll gme Conferenee Bsketbll Tourn- Smith led the scoring. He swish- victory in his vty creer. to compre with it. Even the ment this yer it \vij.j. be the ed the nets for totl ot 2 Herb Morrison won the 200-yrd pros rent tht hrd. With the sb«th time tbe DeJcs hve gone points. butterfly, TemmteplSonnyced Pos- :Size under!the bslklets nd thlt fr ton nd Buck Jones one-. two in the 00-yrtl freestyle. OOth lte8ls Pressing - both Wke hs lbeen to the finls f :figured on 3-2- point Seni Ed Wood won the 200- tems were -constn.uy clb!nging six times, twice more lflhn n:y bsis for!d.llllnt>:r of titles, fl.- yrd ckstroke, John Surgentheir ptflterns - nd with tht Oltih.er tem. nls, nd semifinls respec-_. er won the 200-yrd breststroke mss of met ill!d.der the bords, The Decons re second in tively, Wke would stnd sec>" nd the 400-yrdfreestyle rely who hit who?" the won nd lost ocllmld. Wke ond wilth 26 points. Stte would tem won. Asked whlt got the tem up hs won 5 nd lost 8 in tourney hve. nd D-Jk:e 23. The Wke merinen. terminte for the gme, Bones em.ph- ply,.652 >erlcentge. North Crolin, Jth.e fotu"th rnked their dul meet seson this St- ticlly sid, "t snowblled." Crolin Stte hs :won 5 nd tem, would hve only 5 urdy t Rleigh ginst N.C. "We kept picik:ing off the bll lost 6 (.74). points. Stte. c re lso five other strt- He ws 4-0 nd pitched well it. No one will run. wy with ere.. n l- in severnl dliher gmes. The the Clhm.pionship. :::n;: -:!:re S ee;nce on;;e relly help " dont. beli::e in sob" ti hiim. this spnng. cliled seruor JillX (eight of rom m on:. Afiter ll!he gret seson lst nine strllers will be plying The sttislti!cs on the 963 yer it is wonder tht, no Jheir lst.seson t W[F). A lot tem re.i.npressive. One hlf.one si.gmled pro contrct. Col- of seniors.ro<y gelt ides bolllt of the. sts btted over lege hs been key stepping mrrige or!the pros, but these Blll SClrl.pture, the center stone.to lbolllu5 for Pst Wke boys just like to ply bll.: fjel?er, bro:ce severl Eico plyers. "Aibout eighlt: boys on The squd ps been prcticwhile leding the nlti.on m this tem wnd; to!ply in the ing sinlce the fll nd ourrenty doubles,. hom runs, ::nd s pros. Most of the offers lst is workin!g olllt in the gym wilt him yer werenlt.hi!gih enough to ing for illhe welther to brek. bjted m. Righlt lbehin. ws ieltcher yne Mrtin Wo tempt ithe boys to drop owt of The Deloons will fce tble ws,second m the Olllllitry sclhool," Stllings sid. roughestt schedule in their lbishme runs d RB s. rlin "One ltihinig hrt; heliped in- tory. l.hey pily Connecll:iC".l\t, hit.. 382; Scnpture wsn t fr fluence them to st ws tht lst ys NCAA Distrilct behind rt;_.;.. A, Am. they ll plyed bll lst sum- chmps, nd :Lfye nother "lh.e. u4..t:,.. lt>.l- erilcn, mer nytwy. Those em fiity stndouit in ilihe northest. Dve er_, t whoppmg or smcy- gjmes. should lhelp them Artc-h-riVl Flori.di St:iie, Clbe.364 while frelding.958 lt!frle ll. We lso ply biggjer sche- tem which hs lmldciked.illhe to"..lgh selcond bse. spdt. Mikie d:.rjie tih.n moslt schools," he DelcolliS ut of PliCe in De Budd hndled le:llt field for the conjtinued. NOAA finls for the pst two selcond strig Ciil!Pign nd l"he DelcOS fr 964 pper sesons, will be fllc m. bilted creditble.302. to be Sltronger offensively thn spring vcltion toun:rment. Noell s Bck in the field or on the mound. Perhps this tem will just be "Thlt will be thle key tlhis se- slteppi.jjg stone for illhe 9M son,". sid stllings. The De- Wike Forest bselbll tem. Retruxnin:g t.sih.ortsltop is Wlt Noell who hit.27. At firsit bse is Jim srel,.263 slugg!!. Tht leves only!rird bse nd right field. This yers tem mkes Som!ewihlt irregulr move in tht 963s right fielder, Dnny Lo:fitin, will move <to the hot corner, v:crned by Bob Worrell. iloiitins ver ge ws sickly.9, but Coch Stllings defends him. "Dnny will do lot betller Jbis yer. Lst seson he ws lj!je getting out due Jto bsketbll. He got sre rm nd never could clclh up." The rigjht fielder will be Don Metzger, the one non-strter lsll yer. HOJWever, Don hd serious leg injury b"..!jt still mnged to bjt.286 in limited duty. Pitching is the most importnt fctor in bsebll," sys Coch Stllings. He hs reson for joy here ltoo s ibis four top hurlers re bck. Frnk Oh!ristie, Jerry Prdue, Bobby Biddix, nd Louis Howrd Posted Combined record: of 23-7 nd, hd fouteen complete gmes. Decs Win Four n Row (Continued from pge ) in the fimt five minutes of the gme, were forced into over time by the Cvliers. The eme wls tied t the end of the regultion time. Virlgini, however, the ACCs cellr dweller, ws out-scored 3-5 in the overtime period nd succumbed, Christie ws gin high point mn for the Decs in this regionlly televised contest. Frnk tllied 9 points. Butch Hssell, who connected on eight of 2 shots from the field, hd 7; Cnnichel Llcored 4; nd Ronny Wtts hlt for 2 Poinllls. Sophomore Bob LeioDJrd only hd three poilllts ( poor 0 for 5 from he field), but huled down the gme high of nine rebounds. The wins over Mrylnd ldd Virgini were just wht the docotor ordered. s wrm-up for Duke. 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