NO GLAMMER? Who says- Any more questions? The dreamy-
eyed litlle miss above is Belly Ann Bishop, A-B cheerleader of long
standing. The photo was made by Don McMahon, Crier staff photo
grapher.
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and which will continue to furn
ish them if we correct its im
perfections and place its force be
hind the doctrine which our pres
ident, Mr. Peron, calls the “Third
Position,” the place between two
extremes: extreme I'ight and ex
treme left. This modified capi
talistic doctrine, keeps alive and
vigorous, both personal initiative
and free enterprise, and promotes
the social and economic advance
ment of the people in the shortest
time possible.”
Probably because of the speak
er’s wielding personality or be
cause of his frequent praise of
the United States, many delegates
were inclined to completely for
get that Doctor Ivanissevich rep
resents a country said to be under
a dictatorship at present and a
country having been accused of
aiding the Axis powers during
the War.
At a meeting Friday morning,
to form various committees for
the Council, Herb Wallace was
appointed to the planning com
mittee. Nickie Bonarrigo, Nor
man Bie, and Joe Morris were ap
pointed to the foreign policy com
mittee, the purpose of which is
to formulate additions or amend
ments to the resolutions of the
Collegiate Council for the United
Nations.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON t h e
delegates of the Collegiate Coun
cil for the United Nations met in
the auditorium of Mitchell Col
lege for an open forum. Through
out this forum as well as most of
the conference, as a whole, a defi
nite lack of planning was in evi
dence. The reason for this is in
the fact that the students who
took the initiative to plan this
conference, attend college and
have very little time for addi
tional work, if they maintain the
required average to remain in
school. Most ofthe delegates at-
tendingthe conference felt that
due to the above mentioned cir
cumstances the committee that
planned the conference did ex
ceedingly well.
The speakers on the forum
were Oscar Ivanissevich, Argen
tina; Sava Kosanovic, Yugoslavia;
and John Reid, New Zealand. To
many delegates John Reid was
not very impressive because of a
lack of convictions on any one
thing, in fact, some delegates
felt that Reid was inclined to be
non-committal. Doctor Oscar
Ivanissevich, on the other hand,
when asked questions which
should have embarassed his gov
ernment, denied nothing. When
questioned about Nazism in Ar
gentina, he merely compared it
to other mistakes made by the
United States government. Again
the Ambassador gained the re
spect of the entire conference.
DURING THE FORUM, as well
as at a banquet held at the States
ville Country Club later that
night, Sava Kosanovic, Ambassa
dor from Yugoslavia impressed
the delegates. However, unlike
'the impression made by Ivanisse
vich; Kosanovic gained little pop
ularity with the delegates. Al
though he vows that he is no
Communist and that Yugoslavia
is no satelite of Russia, he seemed
to speak as if reading a teletype
straight from Moscow. The Am
bassador from Yugoslavia while
answering questions at the forum.
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Secretarial Club will meet
on Ihe 4th and Ihe 18lh of
Dec.
Classical Coeds will meet
on Ihe 3rd and Ihe 171h of
Dec.
Classical Coeds will enter
tain with a lea from 4:30 to
6:30 on Dec. 2nd at the
George Vanderbilt Hotel.
Los Sabios, The Spanish
Club, will meet on Dec. 81h
at 1:00 in Room 4 at the
school.
Los Sabios will have a
Christmas parly at 14 Griff-
ing Blvd., on Dec. 13th at
8:00.
International Relations
Club will meet on the 4th,
11th, and the 18th at the
school in the Snack Chop.
would invariably side step the is
sue and would never render a
suitable answer. At the close of
the conference most of the dele
gates were of the opinion that as
a whole, the conference was a
huge success.
That the planing committee c f
the council is no “Chicken Out
fit” was unanimously decided up
on by all delegates, for ham was
served at every meal.
Special Flash
By NORMANSKY BIESKY
Last wik we gung Lower
Statesville for big convention
Collich Concil United Na
tions. Gung hotel for planty
rast after ruf trip. They grit
us—no. Welcome us—no.
Rake our rasbukniks—of cus.
Big danner that evening.
Stoodents gung attic eat cab-
bich. Lions gung ballroom,
eat torkey After iting
avarybody make spich and
tell jokes. Confidantially
jokes was badder. Spiches
make you delegates weary.
All decide gung back to room
for recoup spirit of A. B. C.
Soon half • of convantion is
halping us. Lincoln kan say
“I like spirit of you A. B. C.
fallows.” McRae sed, “yo bat.”
Next day we gung com
mittee meeting. Plenty hot
discussion over furrin policy
bot we decided wait three
monts before sanding in
structions to United Nations.
Friday night avarybody
gung banquet at country dob.
Is gud foodnik—bast boiled
ham in Lower Statesville.
Big dance after danner where
all gung bladeniks and beau-
Harrell Gets
MVP Vote Of
Bulldog Team
Joe Harreu, the Mr. Quarter
back of Western North Carolina,
has received the highest award
that could come to him—his
teammates have voted him the
most valuable player.
Joe will receive a trophy from
the Cosmic club at the first an
nual football banquet, tentatively
set for Dec. 12, and will become
the first to have his name en
graved on a Cosmic club plaque
that has been given to the school.
Harrell has run the Asheville-
Biltmore squad unfalteringly
over the 10-game route and his
running and passing have classed
him as one of the best backs in
the area.
ALTHOUGH THE SECRET
vote was taken before the final
game, Joe ended the season with
a bang, passing to Don Baldwin
for both touchdowns in the heart
breaking 13-12 loss to Hiwassee.
In the preceding game with
Georgia Military college, Joe
passed for one score and ran the
other, thus giving him the dis
tinction of being the principle
factor in the Bulldogs’ final four
games of the season.
A great team man, Joe has
stayed out of the limelight this
year, calmly going about the bus
iness of calling the right plays
and using the quarterback sneak
when a first down was needed.
His teammates fully appreciated
it, however, and showed it by an
almost unanimous vote.
catchers gat together. You
delegates druther gung fish
ing. Naxt day we pack up,
snik out en fire escape, jump
in jeepskate and head home.
We planty glad to get back
to Upper Slobbavia, Land O’
sky.
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