Rotunda - Vol 40, No 2 - Oct 12, 1960

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1 Longwood Unversty Dgtal Longwood Unversty Rotunda Lbrary, Specal Collectons, and Archves Fall Rotunda - Vol 40, No 2 - Oct 2, 960 Longwood Unversty Follow ths and addtonal works at: Recommended Ctaton Unversty, Longwood, "Rotunda - Vol 40, No 2 - Oct 2, 960" (960). Rotunda. Paper Ths Artcle s brought to you for free and open access by the Lbrary, Specal Collectons, and Archves at Dgtal Longwood Unversty. t has been accepted for ncluson n Rotunda by an authorzed admnstrator of Dgtal Longwood Unversty. For more nformaton, please contact hnestm@longwood.edu.

2 . < Support Class Crcus Practces The Attend One \v Play Frday VOLUME XL Longwood College, Parmvlle, Va., October -. l (." ; No. 2 College Names Allen Publc Relatons Man ;v loaan Klefawckc ther thngs, n the world baked th M T. \ d Mr. John M Allen la the fl n any \ la tme, veratty alma mater, he fn ; p rapher v;s n the Ar : for ll Men l ( tn of Maryland llahed.n lc lly and rtes, was of and n d member ahlp n lelta Kappa and selected for Who a Who, Mr Allen was recpent of the Chanp and presdent - Two Sorortes Vst Longwood For Colonzaton rortea, PU Mu. mma Ph Beta, are offern" colonsaton to the U pus, Representatves of Gamma Ph Beta van on campus today to n- t wth th dan of women, panh llnc councl, and sororty advsors, The vstor- were Mss Mary T. McCuey. drector of expanson. Mrs, Vaughn Howard, pr of the Rchmond Alumnae Chapter, and Mrs. Graeme Reld. Alum. -resdent. Ths la the second of two groups that the Longwood panhellenc s consdcrnt for colonzaton at LoRwood. Representatves and actve members of Ph Mu fraternty vsted Longwood campus on September 28. The Natonal Panhellenc Ph Mu v;.e. Mrs. Freer: Us DeBeaunrn. Ph Mus feld rj and throe Ph Mu members from w a m and Mary, held conferences wth the : worn, presdent of Panhellenc councl, and sororty ad vsors. The panhellenk councl wll decde between the groups by November. r of the t chapter of the Amercan Publc wth the faculty U Publc R" ( hm! standng gradual Vared Posto Ate he wenl for publc relatons work and then! College l 8 A nt. t was fe, the Cty, \r\- n College eat, and h d adds arbook, proudly, "She wa : Whos the handbook, be- tor of the yearbook, and w ve an wrtng faculty of Mrs. All- n s, at the present dong graduate work n Englsh n re at ood, Whr, asked whv ho came, to 8, Mr. Allen repled. tlon h re was a tn a prorasmy job to nt to de- MK Colfunda for uch as lectun. r«search, and protects lke the n- Of Southern Culture." Northers Bora The northern horn admnstratve offcer s quck (o admt wth a oad grn tha bs "Southern hosptalty and the g acou atmosph re tha Ol Loll: Moods CamPUS." le s very "mpressed wth the frendstudents and the COfound between the admnslraton and faculty. An open door polcy wll l>e to) lowed n the Publc Relatons of- U to Mr. Allen. He aay tha "any student Ls weleome to come n and talk. wll d to help e\ ryone n any way that can. bops that all students wll feel free to call on me or my offce staff at any.!h He s travelng durng the fall to the college days at hgh schools throughout the state to bell students decde to come to.o wood, n a lew weeks, he wn begn a short nformatve seres of dscussons on photography for Students on the staffs of the college publcatons. LC Expanson A commttee for Longwood College Of the State Board of Educaton wll meal bars to the plans for the developmenl of Longwood Colfor the next sx years on Octobr 7. Ths ;s n conn wth the Stab Corru rnor. uch a con ;M n 956 whch yed cap. c of all nsl perod ol 9. Wll e be p D. Lankford ler to m for : of the come are Senator Q m! Ml Glad: f C rlotte be pn - Students Begn Rado Programs For Fall Ses and "Lstwo h presenl to tn- publc nt. n and ah Longwood College. The prog " n s FLO and M Curlottesvlle. at the Untj of Vrgna. "Longwood Speaks" s presented every Sunday at 4 p.m. The program la conducted as a formal dscusson of actvtes. Ths year, all the departments of the school are tentatvely takng part n presentng a program. lone»f the programs are: "A Talk on Lngustcs." by Dr. Smonnl: "Ellen Glasgow," an from Dr. Meekers dssertaton; "The Presdental mage," by Dr. Snkms, Dr. Btlnger. Dr. Schlegel, and Mr. Helms. Also the dramatc pro wll be dscussed by Mr. Wley There wll be an organ concert by Mss Baley; and the cduca- urtnent wll dscuss "The Value of Test Grades." A collecton of outstandng speeches from assembly programs and many other tapes wll be recorded for the publc. "Lstenng at Longwood" s a 8 mnute lve broadcast from rado studo Wednesdays at 3 p.m. t ncludes such tems as an lnrwew wth the foregn language st play, ncjud lew of the m and star perfo ted. Band Makes Plan For Performance! Tentatve plans for band performances al pn for Cr- and a wth the chor n the The band Dstrumenta- Lohr To Handle Whp At Crcus October 22 -Staff Photo ANMAL TRANER, EfaUaa Lohr, holds whp Brstol she wll use n Crcus festvtes. Management House Home To Students ; n re n,v modern attrac- a lvng room, dnng room, kttve brck dwellng much lke chen, and three full baths. Be- Mvlle tbe house w d communty, on the conn r of Buffalo and St. Oeo house la unloju rer, n use t se the home management bouse for the rtmenl of Longwood Col around the floatng space." some of these rooms are not dvded by parttons, but of the same room. Ths gv the ar The house, whch was com- n many con) plet Una rammer, s beng day. T les of color partme e to the o fn-t ler open effect. The ktchen appl- Modern l-rn or ncludes of yellow, d qua whle p Perkns To Speak To Student Bodj On Foregn Polcy l Of) ".. n Jarman the! Of out the real of ( nmlnrl and Beauty ot comfo Hours Wth both new ll,. from the old The ed as Vstors To See Gay Atmosphere Of AKG Crcus lern Kelly and berry Goruum the whp, Sophomore r tep nto the Ocl : as Anfm Alpha Kappa.. c Mala Trade wnch she wll Saturdas afternoon, the p tt math majors dutes wll begn At the head of a cavalcade of clowns,. n n als, float n-., gall) d t d cars,. a red fn down Pne Street to 0 up Mam fst t to H steet. and from th the cooe UP" wll be the th crowd tha o put her anmal thro pace Eyes wll m cram t. & the P fhekm through lot and elephant. llowed o her lungl b rell eta.lly pel form then stunt Lohr Actve Prom A : dm bad loadng role n her freshman Crcus skt; ths yesj ah) workng wth the sorpl for th sophomo \ n mber ol Alpha Sgma,- octal sororty, the mal.. : n e r as stant n a-uer. Otba colll e setlvlu nclude Longwood Players, and mem hp on the Wesley Foundaton 00 U ml and Y-Cabn,-t wn Cltj (Contnued on pace :n Students Leave, Faculty Studes Durng Summer ral faculty member- mov d to the other d of the desk, -mu! punuv once M Jo nded a tn Unon Yok took course n < n She tl on Practlo n the On m. loll MUM Had* H dm d.. and H f nt of A. da.nd. Nl PUBLC ULATOK untl rota, Mr. John Men. ats at hs desk whle dscussng hls plans for LoRHood. :, mth, ba wth a wlll help buld the band, whch ls be- ar. The band : room, Jar- Hall. London and Upsala Unft len, v. :lh h Ml r con a Just us, the rest of th (n - ll)l) S P.. H.htuued ou par- n lent

3 Page 2 THE ROTUNDA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Partcpate n Crcus UTTK MAL"CAMPUS *#*# &//&, Foo/ AfVfe Crcus, that tme of year when Bprl at Longw! rte agan, l s the tme of year when clow n pul on tl and when the crcus anmals obey the ther masters whp. the Bg Top, the rngmaster wll blow her,. for attenton, and after the entrance of the clowns and anm n draw the crowds attenton to th ts. A the days before Crcus becom -e lmted, we fnd tha each lass s buslj preparng ts hopeful wnnng skt. The wnnng skl and the success of h,, wll, c e, d pend on you. Only through your entl your sprt, your nterest, and your partcpaton can Crcus be a major hghlght of ths college year, h h your cooperaton and work tha your class wll produce the wnnng skl and float.! wheth B prze n Crcus s not so mportant. The mportant thng s tha when you your sk and floa n ther fnal forma, you wll truthfully be ab [ was a pan of Crcus; worked for my class and for the Bprl of Longwood." Le us all take part makng Crcus of 960 a bg success. Partcpate and le the sprt Of Crcus come nto each heart, Joyce odom The South Agan? v Nearly. mllon dollar- of tax money s beng spent over the next two years to support Vrgnas ob-.ance Of the vl War Centennal. All of ths las been earmarked to help attract an estmated 0 mllon toursts to Vrgna, where much of the fghtng took [dace. Beng South* rners, we are of course, sympathetc to the cause of the South durng the conflct, to as the Late Unpleasantness. Rut we are appalled at the sums of tax money approprated by the p G neral Assembly for use durng ths four-year centennal observance. We are strred even more to thnk of the state-supported nsttutons whch urgently need ths tax money for substantal uses other than the re-enactmenl of battles fought nn years earler. Would not ths money be better spent tranng the mnd, of chldren by provdng ncreased teacher pay or more classrooms, or by helpng mend mnds n overcrowded and under -taled mental nsttutons and penal facltes, than to help fnance four years of re» actmenl of a war tha wll eventually wnd up agan n total surrender. H. torj maj benef though one may well ask whether the whole thng wont become dreadfullj borng after four years. One cant help bul feel, however, tha educaton would beneft far more. one nsttuton n n lne to beneft drectly from ths extravaganza. Ths s the Medcal College of Vrgna. Under t< 605,000 appropraton for natructon of a v War centennal > stors center, the buldng would reverl ba< k to MCV alter L966 tudenl center, Bul even ths plun has ht a snag n the reluctance of Rchmond offcals to close off cty street near MCV BO work can gel started on the. r for to " ready for openng nexl j ear. We nn agree wth the Madson College Newspaper whch ob erved recently that "... commercal!- n rather than co memoraton may be a drect result of tn cular..." and that ".. tens of thousands o ( unfederate dead and the greal Gen, Robert E. Lee would probabl} turn over n ther graves f they knew of the Chamber of Commerce type of resurrecton of tha Bad era n Southern hstorj..." We hope that the nexl Genen nbly sesson wll nol be anxous to pend more tax money m ths undertakng, bul wll be read} to -pend money where s needed. l.. /. Pro$crlpl 53WET/ME6 5U6FKTTHE CAFETERA FOX? WTNA. \V5 Todays Crcus Emerges From 3 Years Of Work By Gayle Arm frst vctors. As the tme for Longwoods \ Thus Crcus acqured crcus once agan draws near, sent-day basc form. Although exctement and patrotc sprt! each Crcus change*. n V..< can be seen through the hush-»kts, etc. the basc structure re-, hush whspers, the frequent com- mans the same from year to mttee meetngs, the colorful **> posters, and the mystc smles on the faces of all. These reflect the deep feelng that Longwood grls have for one of the colleges most popular tradtons. Let us pause now n the mdst of the exctement and turmol and turn back the calendar so that we may brefly observe and learn to apprecate the struggle of Crcus n ganng ts presentday prestge. Crcus Brth Crcus had ts brthplace n the t s fascnatng to watch from year to year the dfferent changes, especally wth regard to th :. Themes Vared n addton to those already named. Crcus has had for ts themes throughout the years thngs lke "Mother Goose." Nnetes," "Southern Belles." "Holday Escapades." "Marry-Go-Round the World." "Carnval," and numberous oth- gym of Longwood Collegethen from t - expendture, al- call(, d S _ T _ Yes. each year Crcus has CJ on Novmoer 2 mown bgger and better. t has 929. "Kleven-t Komc Show of j become a basc and re the Year s Komng to S.T.C. tradton, and n the years to November Second. Kone One come t wll contnue to hold ts Kome All," read the headlnes place n the hearts of UN of the Rotunda. grls and all others assocated The artcle contnued to pre- wth t. vew the grand rasng of the So "Step rght up, gvtfj frst Bg Top: "The Kleverest om;" brng your frends, and Konglomeraton of Komcal Kar- relatves: jon wth us n celebratacters that ever Kane to Town ng the thrty-frst bnthday of Sophm.lned of a mouse n ther room trap... now tla y have nl l J. \ Joan Nano Man l.n.l. Nane Mas Preaa Kall flal The Rotunda ato Y the atta. All the anmals from the Kat Alpha Kappa Gammas Bg Top to the Kangeroo... the Wld Crcus! West Show... The Blood-Kurd-! Fght... Mr. Dspensary, the great physcan... Kan ras Klown..amazng ak- College Beautes robats...remarkable maglk.. Glorous Tme n H-S Dads Day Then follow-up n a post-cn- CU ssue of the Kotunda sum- By Mat] Am l.pford marzed the frst crcus n one concse but dynamc sentence Sportng brght yellow mums."t was our crcus and we and channl smles, fve Longhad one grand and glorous tme wood grls represented fraternenjoyng t." la n the Hanpde - Sydney So t was that Crcus at Long- Day Court. October 8. wood was born. Snce then t has Wth three other court memcontnued to.row n SUM and n bers from other schools, Patsy sprt. t wasnt untl 933 that Carr, Qlnger Culpepper, Brenda n pn sently eovrted poston of Dodd. Martha Warren and Becky added. As the Wood l ntroduced to the Lpp d by, t b faculty at a tea, and had lunch re frmly establshed : the colleg At the tradton. Alumn Meetng, n turnng alum ; and dacl met ttv Durng the troubled 7 ed throughout the world. Longtlmed to pn tme, n 94 th tsuoned. ParmvlUe tl. frst beudaf aad U.S. Army ahbvula, Vrgna CuMcaa Manager Managng Nrwa Edtor l.alr.- Htm Baaft Edtor m.l th l>.«l Kdtor ell Photography n....lnn Manager AMvertulng Manager* Aaaorlatad Colltaate ; one of U. year called llnoe \l.- t n 943 condtons were stll un- voted for ther Queen At halftm - clad m fall sus of browns, reds, and held, as the queen w nounced she la Busanne : adn the La the queen, the p Mrs. A. J. Canada. Jr.. Ph. con Dl P K. Moore. A So... mm A».a..,H,,lutm. (,,. had,,.,,, (, WJ, r. pomattoa, A.T " """" * * " <"-»< r-armva, vr»na. h,. beclnnlna of plaaa,!*».«la BapgMBUd for natonal ad,.r.. Halng be h» Nal, lllurf t, y,, f, rm,m. u,au. UlU Whtes Wt t the Contnued on page 3) n Vogue On Campus Bj Belt) Rce Dawson A summer f a d e nto the past, and ft and wlnt proach, we must antcpate a n our ward- rob Chnchlla cloth, butter tweeds must now r e p l a c e th nns and ntad n regard to the 960 shapes and stj fnd long toward the hps, but ncvlady has a ne of her own There arc and bombe shrts wth a tha sta nch and a half pasl the k olor Revelutlsn :.. Ths fal plummy purples, brlllanl n de tartln and yellows, and pure unreddened Wth us n full force. Color mergers consst of a quet color leagued wth a ho n coat wth a brght red tn a pnk coat over a black (fa For H phony and n a] are be d, A most popular fur :- the tamed leopard desfagu used on belts, hat Ths leopard look l from Junglesvlle s also used n rns, A glmpse at hgh fashon re veals tha ths blls party-goer can [rorn raszle dazsle ( Wth sequns. d. nched wth b e a d s, and smothered n gold gltter. N has there been such an extravagant year (or clothes of ths type. On Campus Swtchng from hgh fashon to the college campus, we fnd tha pleated wool skrts worn Wth round collar blouses and bulky can re moat popular. Also the two pece ensembles worn wth blouses are tl * s. Wb col :. 0 COmf lable for tle football the Bull wth. ESl over full skrt or tn long lack.ted walkng sut of thck fabrc. These n be worn rght through the -A nter. Perhaps some of the fashon styles or color combnatons mentoned are loo elegant, or by to fn n our campus wardrobe. Yet, these garments have a place n the fashon world. D ess s acheved when We are no! only famlar wth the latest bunons, bul when appros consdered. t s most mportant to know what to wear; however, s equally mv when to wear t. Students Fnd Charm n Local Shopkeeper By Ml Hrlrtl A nod s more than merely the many colle-os m tns world. The actvtes and (rathe faculty, the expen and the rlassnut. countered here combne to create a pcture that, through our nay be recalled <ur- Of our ll\es when twenty or fat at forty. OH unpeople Among the pleasant recollectons wll be mages of ndvduals, o u ts d e the college proper, bul nevertheless mportant to the memory of our past These p ople are members of our town: shopkeepers, malmen, chldren wth sleds for borrow or horses or btk tax drven. One of these townspeople s Mrs Lude. Mrs. Lancaster lves wth her ton, Harry, and her daughters, Luce Scott and Dorothy, n a ramblng whte mh Street from Jarman Hal. (h e f tl nterest he freshman year on, rls stop by the shop to buy. to or to Just vst wth Mrs. tor, Always thev are met wth a cheerful smle and mandflfl nterest. A group of students who happened nto the shop one day last sprng soon found tn 0 DJoylng apple pt and ce cream. Mrs. xplaned that t was left from a brdge meetng and S ther fll. The entcement of food s usually overpowerng and several coll./atons proved no ptton to ts power when they were nvted to Lanscotts last on to be entertaned and to Mrs. Lancaster grew up n Tazewell, attended Mary Baldwn College, and settled m Farmvlle upon bar marrage. \o NeftMshea Often Mrs. Lancaster compares tn grls from the college wth nores of her own college experences She concludes that grls really arent so very df- ; t nowadays except for then senses of humor perhaps. "We ddnt have Nebbshes then." she observes. Keepng up wth her famly, church and cvc work, and her shop leaves ths woman lttle tme, yet she s never too busy to help someone else nor too busy to pause for a cup of coffee. "Coffee," says she. "s my weakness. Theres nothng lke better." College Brngs Culture l-armwllo s a pretty town and a fne place to lve, she comments. Havng the college here l mportant too for t brngs culture to the communty and serves to stmulate thought keeps you (nun nettng ted down to humdrum affars. Someday when she can sparo the tme. Mrs Lancaster hopes to enroll n some courses here at wood. How much closer to the college could a person be? MBS. L < LAN! \>l t reashas lor an vy arrangement to >OH to a Longwood grl. \

4 Sports Revew Watkns Outstandng For Vrgna Gobblers n> sn Beardmorc and Loll Peters Vu la Techa Homecomng turned out to b. bg success u the Gobblers defeated Wake area). W a r r e n Prce, Techs outstandng quarterback, and Johnnv Watkln. T eh half back, captured the spotlght, by ; hand n every touchdown. Faculty Studes Contnued from p n \ a York, one of the ol - n the country. under John Hultburg. n the Cont nporary Brtsh Novel drew Mss Mary Nlcholdl to Oxford Unversty. Although her chef nterest s the development of the novel. Mss Nchols also attended lectures and two tutorals on Contemporary Brtsh Drama and Poetry. A months tour on the Cont nt wth a musc group ncluded to Oberammeraan to see te Passon Play and to Salsbury for the Musc Festval mey studv Mr and Mrs. Davd Wllty attended rammer school at ndana : -ty where Mrs. Wley worked on hrr masters and Mr. ll B Mr. Wley also taught a course on stage craft. Crcus Approaches Contnued from pase ) of co-charman of the worshp commttee. n speakng of the ntangbles of Crcus, the lophomora sad, "ts not so much the competton or who wns, but ts an opportunty for everyone to have a part n ths fne tradton of Longwood." AKG Commttee- Members of AKO are servng as commuter heads under the Charmanshp of Joyce Odom. asssted by Mary Hte Grayson, who together are makng plans for the queen and her court. Page Davs s workng wth the clas- skts, whle Pat Southworth has charge of the clown and anmal acts Cherron Kelly. head of the booths, wll help make the md way come alve after the program n Jarman. Ann Hardy s headng work on the parade: Cherry Gorham has charge of publcty. Mrs Kathleen Cover l- Bdrlsor to Joan Crcle of Alpha Kappa Gamma Navy-8MU Navy walloped SM 30,000 spectators who turned out lu the fourteenth annual Shrne- : Bowl. J lno. Navys All-Amercan halfback, captured the spotlght by recevng the MC T. Blaslngham trophy as the games most valuable player. llmo ran and passed for two touchdowns and fgured promnently n the other two. ll.npdrn-sydncy Before rant Dads Day crowd, a determned Sewaaee outplayed and out cored the llampclcn-sydnev Tgers 4-l. The Tgers faled to score untl tn thrd quarter when they yards for ther only score. Holy Cross Game For over three quarters Holy Cross Crusaders outplayed Syracuse, the natons number one ranked team. Behnd ther defense and fullback. Art Baker. Syracuse drove for a touchdown wth eleven seconds remanng n the game to score a 5-6 trumph. NC-Nore Dame Twce-beaten North Carolna jumped nto the wnnng column agan, by defeatng Notre Dame 2-7 before a cheerng Homecomng crowd of Ths was the frst wn for the Tar Heels over Notre Dame n ther eleven-game hstory. VM-GW VMs Keydets remaned undefeated as they swamped George Washngton 34-0 aded by the runnng of fleet-footed halfback, Don Kern. Kern was spotlghted as he ran for touchdowns of 50, 38, and 4 yards. V.t-( lemson Vrgna put up a huge fght before losng to natonally ranked Clemson, Ths was Vrgnas twenty-frst consecutve loss, gvng them possesson of the longest major college losng streak. Even though Vrgna was defeated, they have looked ncreasngly better n each Oho-llnos The battle for the Bg Ten champonshp s slowly beng narrowed to a few teams Oho Stale, the number fve team, crushed llnos, the natons number four team, llnos seemed to gve up hope altogether when Bll Wentz ran the second half openng kckoff 00 yards, gvng the Buckeyes a twenty-pont lead. Letters To The Edtor Dear Edtor: n answer to the complant concernng the crowded condton n the post offce, there can be but one answer. We, the students of LongWOOd College, should stop and look before enterng the post offce f the stuaton looks crowded, we should wat untl tn re s room for us. And once we gel nto the post offce, we should go to our boxes. gat our mal, and promptly leave, makng room for others. Too often we begn openng our mal n tn p t offce, and ths leads Ul Wl at was referred to n last weeks paper as an "enactment of Cuban TO OUT lack of consult raton causes others to lose tn r patence, and they come DUlUng around Of, W must realta that untl the. ft to approprtate money for a more ac- co,-, r" post offce, the problem of havng one too small s ters to contend wth And f are acl l... the young adults we are. we need no other tub those of common courtesy. Sncerely, D. M.. dl (tended the [acuty organ rectal, g lunan audtorum. t was shockng to see how few,-tutl nt ant. n the whole audtorum than one hundred and ffty people. Ths number ncluded some of the faculty member-, out. nd a few students who managed to spare the lme to come. Out of approxmately one thousand and one hundred student.- attendng Longwood, ths fgure s deplorable. t la true that the students have ther studes, along wth other actvtes, but these cultural programa are a part of educaton. Ht fact that t was not compulsory should not have entered the r. Everyone should take aclvantage of these opportuntes to broaden hs ouh We must also consder Ul and propel tall or cul- tural programs req un t must be qute dsappontng afl much work, to perfol m for such small group. Let us n the future try port these programs. Tn the] u n worth the tme Sne : D. W. Ktl tor: t baa ult n been sad that for the new freshmt n the ntal week of coll rally a dffcult and exheusttn However, upon arrval al Long wootl College, found ths as-.un lo be eom The warm greetng of the "Y" grls n the Rotunda ndeed we- the frendly atmosphere of Longwood. The sophomore assstants, statoned n each of the fresh- THE ROTUNDA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 960 WKPfW, v.mtsnv HOCKE CAPTAN, Carolyn Thorpe, left, stands wth Alma Wrght and Mablc laly whle they practce hockey strokes. Class Enthusasm Hgh n Color Cup Contenton ("las- entl la already mountng for the openng of the hockey tournament n November, the frst event n the color cup tournament. The color cup ll sher trophy presented to the sster classes who have earned the greatest number of ponts n sports events throughout the year. The cup. now beatng the colors of last years vctorous Green and Whte classes, can be seen on the mantle n the Home Offce. Feld Hockey Competton begns n early November wth feld hockey, compete frst aganst ther sster tl am and are then ptted aganst the two opposng classes., a t years hockey ales ended n a Green and Whle vctory. Coast Hush The next area of competon wll be track, or color rush as U s batter known. Fve runners for each color compete n the races. The goal of color rush s to wn the rght to ham: banners sportng the vctors colors on varous dormtores. Las) rear On D and Whte classes were agan vctorous m ths event Mater Events n February, ouu for ponts basketball and volleyball.a-t February the Oret n and Whte- -. loos m volleyball, whle the R" d and Whte look the ponts for basketball Swmmng Meet The Wlmmlng matches wll nheld durng Aprl Tl. areas covered n the swmmng meet wll be hnbbne. tllmn \ tn ffty-yard medley relay, the ffty- man halls, n addton to p pful assstants!. further e tended ths welcome Throughout the or ntaton pro gram, the orb ntaton lead slsted the new freshmen lmmeascontrbutlng advo ed from ther own ; perem. n as teachng the rules. of tn coll At all tmes, all of the upper : man wth buldn to wrte, h to me you wll have a p Then Long yard free style, the pa jama relay, the twenty-fve yard breast and the twenty-fve yard back crawl. The green and whtes took frst place n these vent.- last year. Sprng Sports Wth the comng of warmer m May, double and sngles tenns matches are held, later followed by archery and softball. Tenns matches last year also resulted n a Green and Whte vctory. Competton Begns As Tenns Players Practce Backhand By Lefty Snder The hot sultry tenns days of summer may have dsappeared, but the Longwood courts are stll very much n n Cl.-- tenns competton has begun wth Green and Whtes and Red and Whtes practcng ther backhand and ton strokes. n the frst round of the games, each player - X another player of the opcolor. The wlnner of ther n le frst round play once agan untl, through elmnaton, the top and wnte and R< Whte wll battle t out on the courts. The VlCtOrOU :ll COllr ponts n ed tl to wn t d color cup awarded al th year, tenns man., Nye gfld Clara Let P chart on the AA bulletn board whch, round. Ths chart wll be flled n tn matche progress, untl the fnal m Study Wth Barnes & Noble College Outlnes & Everyday Handbooks WEYANOKE BOOK SHOP 200 Hgh Street Farmvllc, Va Chan Come See Our Sterlng Slver Gold Flled 4 Karat Gold Martn The Jeweler PageS Thorpe Leads Team On L C Hockey Feld!farj Bj >< MCM... flashng blue and whle unforms across l D feld... the famlar "ground, stcks" ts ll A Complcated Sport The hockey team la a hghly com] sm made up a lamna, t completes ts lfe span between tember and November and> ear. be seen on almost any campus durng ths.tost hockt v teams have mana aeh. and at ther nucleus, a tn. The hockey team captan must kll, sprt and stamna n abundance, plus a reserve supply of cnthusasm to carry the entre through rough -pots. Manager Thorpe WOOdt hockey team, no excepton to the rules, has a captan, senor physcal educaton major Carolyn Thorpe from Drakes Branch. Carolyn has qualfed herself for ths post by playng all class sports ncludng softball. basketball, hockey, arch-ry. volleyball, and tenns, durng her four yean at Longwood. n addton, she has been a, member of the varsty basket- ball and archery teams. n her sophomore year she was manager of class basketball, and n her Junor year served n the same capacty for the varsty basketball team. School Actvtes Carolyn has been a member of the Athletc Assocaton councl for three years and s presdent of the Monogram Club. She s a member of the Cotllon Club and was ths fall honored wth a whte blazer by the A. A. n addton to her all-mportant duty as hockey captan, the duty of keepng up team sprt, she must meet wth offcals before each game to dscuss the lneup and rule changes. Of her new responsblty Caro- CS un of the leam ths year, (eel verj ho d humbl elen potental and hope tha we wll *- as BUCCl -fll. p \ un, years have been." Longwood (.rs Compete A, US Contnued Trom peg! Student Govern l of the pa s two summer lo and la a mem ber of the Cotllon Club and Pan bell. c e o n d. lflle.se! orty. Ongt Culpepper, lambda Ch Sweetheart, s pnned to senor Charl Alexander, her escort for Dad Da] Qnger s a lunlor and ]- majorng n elementary edu- caton A member of the n 0 -he s co-charman of the Chrstmas water pageant. She belongs to the Cotllon Club and Kappa Helta sororty. "Pocahontas," as she s called by frends, la an approprate nckname for dark - hared Bronda Dodd. Lew Brdgforth, Kappa Alpha presdent, wa Brendas escort for Saturday f she s a Junor, and elementary educaton major, and la engaged to MchauN Elane, Jr. Bronda belongs to Cotllon Club, and represents S SOrorty on PanheDemc councl. The ntlept nlents chose blonde, l" Bjred, Martha Warren as ther lady for the day. who was escorted by Robert Art hart. A sophomore elementary educaton major, she s an Alpha Gamma Delta sororty member, and charman of her Westmnster Fellowshp. Becky Wooldrdge s a Longwood Junor, pnned to Jack Warprw <! of Theta Ch Era ternty. Becky la servng Theta Ch as p.. n, tentatve tot the year Know the answer \ Whata an eght-letter word whch remnds you of good taste, sparkle, lft? The answers easy Coca-Cola of course. No puzzle about why ts so popular... no other sparklng drnk gves you so much good taste, so much satsfacton. Yes, when youre lookng for refreshn the answers always Coke! BE REALLY KtlRESHEl BottUd undsr authorty of Th«Coco-Colo Company by Mrhburg Cora-Cola Botllln* Works. nr..t nrhlurg. Va *

5 . lajfe 4 News Summary Khrushchev rs Vews To Reduvv UNs Powers Bj < H. vl Nalr Nkta Kn M-M H \. V appea.k : n turn. b M cmllan On al B pol -ndus or d of M a chev sounded man who bad and was strl ndscrmnately at ta nty n the or later, he *.- we. n Gaatro n a al the ral As sembl; ntry on the.. red!. the n mnute Students Teach For Nne Weeks Of Fall Sesson ]:: n. Uu n Cuba ay., took,; poston on port th!" on the m Red ("n.. the two 08 presdental candd Kennedy, bul m squelcl rows prnce khho.,n Prm ess Mkbko were honor D. C. - for Ma n B vacaton mood. Whle there wn Prnce bough) som ran bre ds ol fsh, mported to for them b n* chartered plane when he returns to ek.. : e e s llmncd trldghtc Bardol was rushed to a neurcclnc m Nce, where the lex rb d bturab posonng, plus slght : Pars newspap MoaeV accorded her a son of "ghoulsh obtuary-ln-nte" routed p lfe, " ace :.P? 0 *"* " real or Hawaan School Announces Plans For % Study The " Bunu on pro-. of Hawa n Honolulu pen for enr. Robe E. Cralle.. Unversty Study Tour to. mnounced today. on n Hawa ofd - studenl b : portuntty for M n,,, u,, njoy a Danvl ;e. and outly,,. vacatlon of West Bnd; v., Pon Hlls: Lou Caldwell Nancy Cole Jol: B " 8a Dcker mlly Shelton, Schoolfleld a d llzabeth Areharl < aura anscobb, r. tema Parsley, Q chal, and lohn. Kelly A m ), Laura Ann V. Allen.. Ba lar, Jet Woodrow, and an, Jeff lemng r,.t, terb Healey, effe Holly feld, :. Flenv Vr- \ effe Sue fuel ndra v end sland fun. A full sx ran rates m u lttle as foob (or ad ncludes a round Deportaton by major ar and lnes, WaJkUd Beach.-dormtory mllons, sland s lorful Hawaan socal and lesn functons exevents n all. Tran ton f ampus to lvng accommodal also a free servce of the program, n 89 felds are offered n the summer Beeaught by a vstng faculty n and the ctra e, dlta earned by und te tuto nearly al co unlverattl one of the fnest sunu o ram otternpl t nformaton nclunv bulb m and an applcaton form. Btudy Te Bulky rnla. Knt SWEATERS Slpovers or Cardgan Black, Whte or Colors THE DOROTHY MAY THE ROTUNDA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2. lofo SUff PhoU> FOBBGN STUDENT NFORMANT!, Tow aras and ls.eh Lehesnbrc esehaufa Bullsh and French grammatcal terms. New Rooms Avalable For Language Pupls the foregn la department at 0d has bat n growng, and now OC : of Post Offce Formerly, the hall ncluded 0 c o as well as the foregn language classrooms and lables. n July of ths year, a new lab was completed, and other* classrooms were SOD age de- partment. Setllpnl.U nstalled ll V. ndprool room wth j of twenty students. At the fronl ol : control panel from whch the nstructor or montor can play recordng! to or to the whole class. The room la furnshed wth twenty ndvdual aound proof U elecb u- tape nuu dm for pe onal bookup to the control panel, and a foldng top whch converta nto a desk. Spansh Students Entertan Gueft At Frst Meetng The : lng of El Club bald on Tuesday, at 4 p.m. n the small audtorum. Laura Carson, presdent, presded He wth the ntroducton of the new t or, Mrs. Ernouf, and the a Spansh nformant, Anoneta Far.a Followng ths, the DOW members of the club wre ntroduced by form" r members. Dn re ds- Cd hold the. -. and n m body,., club a lerlan, wth Spansh son performed by menu Ten Top Tunes f] lb a: Has A 0 Own a K The new lab allows nc effectveness and motvaton for the stud nt. n tha only hears the language spoken n the classroom, but she can onally pa.n every p System Helpful tn 967, a soundproof lab seatten students aled. " n room. famlar to all an guage students, con rders whch can be adapted y addton, ng devces. H. nta can to the master tape record of aarpbo led to machne, and then D ther own duplcate ret rd A soundproof recordng and dubbng room, where master recordngs le by te. Btructors, wa n 960; and n the early MOs, the Drsl laboratory at Longwood was begun. t was a lstenng and recordng room only, al of boulhs furnshed wth and ea p a room s stll used for the same purpose today, and remans a Us lest attempt at Longwood to brng ndvdual nstructon to dents outsde the classroom. LONGWOOD JEWELERS (harms Bracelets 23 North Man Farmvllc, Vrgna Wth Ths Coupon Get One FREE Coke Sourhsdc Sundry Language nformants Catch College Trcks Bj Bobbl Goa co, and Elsabeth, mbre from Touro nee. Longwood ths tha day. Anoneta, how been. breakfa of s. e Fact bul eached lest- «d \ : Old brunette, has a ml and a haln: her head wth her fnger to nd- later m gutar lew Ml to BhOW tn ood grls n case the de- bad been, work \: ortband n both lsh and s very - partment gh a mutl! and reher scholarshp f r. ally, the Unted S: just the a ay T ted t to te a bl about prsed to fnd SO many tlm tn e explans. "Also,," Then she de " pull n r -hoes from the Mlan, whch par s won ral colorful Mex< dance costumes wnch Tom purdeparture to add n the hew dance S had d, mbre arrved n Stales s V\ from Tourcolng One of the frst probm- she encountered was convncng Amercans tha there s such a possblty as a r, d- headed Frenchwoman tran n New York, the man n the nformaton booth at the staton nssted that she mll Bette got lay, and then he Fancful Facts by Robert C. Prcble, Presdent ENCYCLOPAEDA BRTA nhuman Hannonct From RrlM-mlrj Flm "lllnl< \rr \nlrmt\nt" told h th le r the mperamenl after all. rl nly lanl evdent to us, -.. eve smlng and has a ready sense of humor. Her ;. j the paasen a the At lantc tryng to dance durng a : amusng, and. she tells t. B.n Net York pen pal and tayed for two d tl she vs Wall Strct. and t: Bl Lberty. The of her vsr New York Skyvery m! :. R.nt to vst Wash :; n C whle they are here. and Ton!.. take n a lttle of that N skylne, also. r wll lx able to go home next s mmer, bul rght now both v ttl Tonl set tn very tl lt just, ::.!,, re.r wood, Meetngs, Trps, Graduate School Attract Faculty Mr. Foster B. Gresham. as.ss professor of Englsh, wll : to the state Commttee on Publc School Englsh Currculum on October 2. late professor of Englsh Dr. Janus W,-Hard reports that negotatons are n progress to flm ns latest novel. Affar n \ ready. Dr. R. C. Smonn, Jr.. charman of the Englsh Department, wll speak at the College Englsh Assocaton of North Carolna and DlS he meetng wll be held at the Unversty of Rchmond to dscuss unty of purpose n lterature and readng. Mr. John P. N. Wttenberg has d the Longwood faculty as an n tl S tot n hs hstory department. A natve of Huntngton. West Vrgna, Mr. Wttenervad from ma untl 9M n the U. S. Ar Force. lb graduated from Mar- U College n West Vrgna. At the present he s, along wth hs b achng, d ng graduate work on hs doctoate at the Unversty of Vrgna. - c an NNCA % w * s AH -ong Gone From Rrltuuln Flm "Uwl World > rarely be Beaacs a taaata that, n the reproduced n muscal notaton; known hstory of the v. rd, many sng abots the panos BBOfS ln H, es of anhghs follow BMUS have exsted; fewer than human rules of composton. 4. uw) no n survve. Kept t Qurt? w Clown Parade LANSCOTT GFT SHOP, M H Devl WLSONS HOME & AUTO SUPPLY Hungry??? Try The SNACK BAR "The House of Good Snacks" From nrltml-* Fllmlrlp "Afrtm" Frnn RRnha "Star of nrttlnphn Cl lu- Afreas natves long knew kae vr name for th, mesas " have been btten by a mosquto." Some authortes beleve Columbua vsted salsbd n 477, 6 years before the voyage of dscovery, and knew postvely of land to the wn