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November 11, I960
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Staff photo by Ward IiOwrance
Tom Lee of Phi I)elt rushes toward James Whidden of ATO
during the Phi I)elt-AT() game Tuesday afternoon.
Phi Delts Beat ATO's;
KS Beats Siama Nu
Phi Delts slipped by ATO 20-19 in the ball game played on Tues
day, Nov. 8. (Jordon Lackey scored for the Phi Delts by running the
opening kick-off back for the touchdown. Bill Crane connected with
Jim Hannah and Ed Wood for the other two scores.
Kappa Sig defeated Sigma Nu
(1-0. Tommy Martin caught a pass
from Bobby Graham and ran for
the touchdown in the first quarter
of the game.
Jerry Johnson caught a pass
from Ralph Medlock in the third
quarter of the Ml.MA-Minister
game to lead MIMA over the Min
isters. Brownlee threw to John
son for the extra point.
KA defeated SAK 12-7. Bobby
Baer threw to George Brown
and Jim Willingham for the two
KA touchdowns.
In the game played on Thursday,
Nov. 3, the Phi Delts edged out
Sigma Nu in the last seconds of the
ball game. Bill Crane hit Jim Han
nah with the touchdown pass as
the Phi Delts came out ahead 14-
12.
KA edged out Lambdi Chi 12-7.
Scrappy Jordan intercepted and
ran back a I^imbdi Chi pass for the
first score and Bobby Baer con
nected with Marvin Pipkin for the
other touchdown for KA.
Kappa Sigma rolled over the
Ministers 27-7 behind the fine
passing of Bobby Graham. Gra
ham thr, w two touchdown pass
es to rummy Martin and one to
Bod David. Jerry Lewis threw
the other touchdown pass to Jer
ry Baker.
SAE soundly defeated MIMA
35-0. Bill Aybare lead the SAE at
tack with Bob Thomas catching
two of Aybare’s passes for pay
dirt.
Social £et
By DF.KY1, DAUGHKKTY
The ATO’s will arrive at their
beatnik party tomorrow in newly
washed cars. Their pledges and
the Phi Mu pledges are teaming
up to sponsor a campus car wash
Saturday afternoon. Two new
pledges were recruited in time to
get in on the fun (and work). '1 hey
are Don Wilson and Dennis Wise.
Alumnus Bud Weiffenbach visit
ed the chapter last weekend.
Lambda Chi was visited by their
traveling secretar , William Schip
pers, Nov. 3-5. Saturday night the
Chi’s are going on a hayride to
Commisioner’s Creek.
Sigma Nu will hold their an
nual pledge-brother party at Blue
Bell Lodge tomorrow night.
ADPi pledged Barbara Bridge.-
and Karen Kennedy last week.
Babs Lowery is pinned to MIMA’r
Bob Cahoon.
Chi O’s Dawn Blankenship
pinned to Chuck Meeks of Sigma
Nu. The Chi O alums will honor
the actives at an informal dinner
Saturday.
Phi Mu: Faye Rowland attended
the Citadel Ring Hop weekend
Council Clears Student
The Honor Council announceB
that student “A” of case 25 was
found not guilty of violation of
the honor code.
staff photo by Ward Ixiwrance
Among this year’s cheerleaders are (front row, left to right)
Angelia Strange, Patsy McRae, Lynn Pearson (back row, left
to right) Gail Norris, Jimmie Blackwell and Beverly Barker.
Blackwell Leads Cheerleaders
Jimmie Blackwell, a Phi Mu senior, has been chosen captain of
the current year’s cheerleaders.
Other cheerleaders were announced following the selection
Tuesday night, Oct. 25. Selected were Angela Strange, Sandra Hutto
and Lynn Pearson of Phi Mu; Gail Norris, Beverly Baker, Beth Herrin
of Chi On ega and Patsy McRae of Alpha Gam.
Linda Lowe and Jane Hatchett,
Chi Omega pledgees, were picked
as alternates.
New girls on the team are An
gela Strange, Lynn Pearson and
Linda Lowe.
Judges of the approximately 26
girls were Coach and Mrs. Bob
Wilder, Coach and Mrs. Claude
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Zeb Vance,
Miss Lucille Pollard and Donnie
Veal, captain of the basketball
team.
The girls were judged on pep,
co-ordination and personality.
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Chaplain Visits
Here Thursday
For Interviews
Col. Sidney Crumpton, the Chap
lain of the 12th U. S. Army Re
serve Corps, will be visiting camp
us on November 17, I960, for the
purpose of interviewing students
interested in the army chaplaincy.
He will hold personal interviews
and conferences in the Staton
Memorial Room from 10:45 a.m.
to 12:30 p.m. and 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.
He will also meet with the Minis
terial Association for their regular
meeting.
While Col, Crumpton is on camp
us he will be visiting with Dr. Ed
Johnston, army reserve chaplain
who holds the rank of major. He
is chaplain of the Division of the
Artillery, 81st Infantry Division
of the U. S. Army Reserve. Bro
chures about the army chaplaincy
may be obtained from Dr, Johns
ton.
Mercer Democrats . . .
(Continued from page 1)
The young Democrats are con
templating a ‘‘Youth for Peace”
organization at Mercer. Hendrix
said that this organization would
strive for world peace. Through
such an organization as this the
ideas of young people can be made
known as they try to establish bet
ter relations among the nations of
the world.
while several of her sisters went to
the wedding of Genic Green in
Atlanta.
MICA Alumnae Kay Hatcher,
Marion Doughit, and Gail Nichol
son visited last weekend. New
Mieette officers are: Sandy Lovett,
president; Marcia King, Vice-pres
ident; Ellen Dillard, secretary;
Margretta Wells, treasurer and
Cynthin Adams Chaplin.
BSU President Delma Presley
and Beverly Bloodworth, Mercer
alumna now employed by the
registrar’s office, became formally
engaged last Sunday night.
Norma Jean Suleski attended
homecoming at Auburn last week
end.
Pledges Plan Car Wash
The ATO and Phi Mu pledge
classes will hold a car wash,
Saturday, Nov. II from 9 a.m. un
til 3 p.m. The car washing will he
at McGarrity's service station at
the corner of Adams and Coleman,
across from the Mercer presiden
tial home.
MICA New
Tennis Champs
MICA batted their way to fim
place in the women’s intramura
tennis tournament by defeating th<
Phi Mu’s, ADPi’s and Chi O’t
Playing doubles for the MICA
were Sally Hale, Roalyn Tuggli
and Sandy Lovette. Carol Law)
Lynn Bradley and Roslyn Tuggk
took care of the singles.
Phi Mu captured second plan
with Gracelyn Hawks playing thi
singles and Jenny Maddox am
Betty Faircloth in doubles.
With Jackie and Linda Sheffiel:
in doubles and Gwen Ward in sing
lea, the ADPi’3 defeated the Ch
O’s to break a third place tie. Net
Hitchcock and Glenda Tanner play,
ed doubles for Chi O, while Helei
Dodd played singles.
Phi Delts Head
In Pigskin Race
Posting a 7-0 record, the Phi
Delts are leading in intramuih
football. In Becond place with onlj
a tie to blemish their record ii
Kappa Sigma. Tied for third placi
arc ATO and Sigma Nu.
Kappa Sigma, in second place,
has two more games left on th<
schedule. On Thursday, Novembei
10, they were scheduled to have
Chapel Schedule Posted
Dr. T. Harry Williams initiates
the Lamar lectures in Tuesday’s played third-place ATO.
chapel. Joe Hendricks, Director of Phi Delt, with only one game
Religious Activities, will lead in maining, meets Kappa Sigma
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