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Womens Athletic Group
Sponsor For Workshop
NEW ELON LIBRARY IS RISING ABOVE GROUND
IN NEW POST
COACH ALAN WHITE
Coach Alan White, member of the
Elon College football coaching staff
for the past three years and chairman
of the department of physical educa
tion since last spring, has accepted
a new post to head up the football
recruiting program at Mississippi State,
according to announcements made
from the Mississ'ppi institution last
week. Coach White will assume his
duties for the coming 1967-68 college
year.
Falcon Nine
Downs Elon
The fine pitching of Pfeiffer's Jack
Cooke, Falcon mound ace, featured
as the Pfeiffer baseballers turned
back the Elon outfit by an 8 to 1
count on the Pfeiffer field on Tues
day, May 2nd.
The Falcon hurler fanned eleven
and allowed no walks as he turned
back the Elon nine with five scattered
singles during the game, which was
the second win over Elon for the
Pfeiffer squad this year, and the win
ran the Falcon season mark to 21-7
for the season.
The Elon team scored first, plating
a singleton run in the second inning,
but the Falcons came right back with
a pair of counters in that same frame
and added two in the fourth, one in
the fifth and three in the sixth to post
the final winning margin of 8 to 1.
The line score:
R.H.E.
Elon 010 000 000 15 3
Pfeiffer 020 213 OOx 8 9 1
Pecora, Beale (5), Amunilsen (8) and
Brady; Cooke and McKinley. LP—
Pecora.
THOUGHTS ON DUTY
(Continued from page 2)
as an individual but should think in
stead what one could do for one’s
country. The same idea applies equal
ly well to a student in college, and
certainly those individuals who elect
ed to go dancing on a weekend of a
track meet had never given thought
to the Kennedy philosophy.
Perhaps the same philosophy which
was shown in these instances also
motivates those persons who have
burned their draft cards or have par
ticipated in protests against the Viet
nam war, for college ideas do carry
over into real life. The same persons
who let the college and their team
down in favor of personal enjoyment
could quite easily be likened to those
individuals who have to all intents
and purposes turned “chicken” in
time of war.
The Women's Athletic Association,
which operates under the direction of
Miss Marion Fortune, sponsored a
workshop in movement education on
the Elon campus last Friday. The
workshop, held in Alumni Memorial
Gymnasium, was conducted by Miss
Dorothy Richardson, of the UNC-G
staff.
Miss Richardson, who received un
dergraduate training at I.M. Marsh
College in Liverpool, England, taught
physical education for four years at
' a girls’ private school in England and
has taught at Wilson College in
i Chambersburg, Pa., and at German
town Friends School in Philadelphia
prior to coming to this slate.
She is well known in movement
education and has conducted work
shops for the Southern District Con
vention of the American Association
for Health, Physical Education and
Recreation as well as for the Virginia
state convention and for a number of
colleges.
Movement education entails a new
approach to teaching concepts in
movement, with emphasis on problem
solving, creative approach and less
formally structured methods of teach
ing.
The new Elon College library has begun to rise out of what was only a huge hole in the ground two monllii
ago, for the basement walls have been poured in durable concrete, and the ground floor itself has been pm
down, also in solid concrete. Within the past few days the superstructure of the two-story library structure has
started to rise. The first portions to go up were the concrete pillars which are pictured in the center of the abovt
picture. Blessed with excellent weather conditions, the contractors are moving along rapidly with the job, and Iht
new library may assume the appearance of a real building before the old grads come back to the Elon campus
for 1967 commencement festivities that are barely two weeks in the future.
Commencement | Elon Baseball I
(Continued from page 1) | ■
InrfiKitrial Aisncifltinn and is
MISS DOROTHY RICHARDSON
Minor Sports
GOLF SCHEDULE
Elon 13, Guilford II.
Elon 9, Pfeiffer 7.
Elon 12 1-2, High Point 11 1-2.
Elon 8, Pfeiffer 8.
Elon 12 1-2, Guilford 11 1-2.
Elon 12, Appalachian 12.
Elon 11 1-2, Guilford 12 1-2.
Elon 22, High Point 2.
Elon 18, Catawba 6.
Elon 4, Appalachian 20.
Elon 4 1-2, A.C.C. 19 1-2.
Elon 14, High Point 10
Elon 1 1-2, A.C.C. 14 1-2.
Elon 3 1-2, Catawba 12 1-2.
TENNIS SCHEDULE
Elon 0, A.C.C. 7.
Elon 7, High Point 1.
Elon 0, UNC Freshmen 8.
Elon 3, Guilford 5.
Elon 1, A.C.C. 6.
Elon 4, Pfeiffer 3.
Elon 3, West Carolina 4.
Elon 3, Guilford 4.
Elon 7, High Point 2.
Elon 2, Pfeiffer 5.
TRACK SCHEDULE
Elon 82, Campbell 63.
Elon 86, A.C.C. 59.
Elon 38 1-2, Appalachian 60,
High Point 74 1-2
Elon 92, Guilford 53.
Elon 44 1-2, W. and L. 100 1-2.
Elon 36, Catawba 109.
Elon 45, A.C.C. 78, St. And. 51
curity Industrial Association and is
an officer of the North Carolina
Chapter of the Telephone Pioneers
of America. He has been a member
of the Governor’s Council on Occu
pational Health since 1957. Other ac-j
tivities include membership in civic i
clubs and the chambers of commerce
at both Greensboro and Burlington.
Matthews Preaches Sermon
Dr. Warren Matthews, an Elon
graduate, who became pastor of the
great Christian Temple in Norfolk.
Va., in 1965. will deliver the bacca
laureate sermon to the Elon graduates
on Sunday morning, June 4th.
After graduating from Elon College
in 1952, he earned the B.D. degree
at Hartford Theological Seminary in
1955 and was awarded a William
Thompson Fellowship at that time
for two years of added study at the
school of his choice. He also received
another scohlarship from Harvard
University and began his doctoral
studies in 1955, later going on to St.
Andrews University in Scotland and
earned the Ph.D. degree in 1959.
He then became Dean of the Chap
el and a member of the faculty of
philosophy and religion at Doane
College in Crete, Neb., where he re
mained until called to the pastorate
of the First Congregational Church
in Topeka, Kans., to serve in that
position from 1960 until 1965.
Dr. Matthews came from Topeka
to Norfolk to become pastor of the
Christian Temple in 1965, succeeding
Dr. Frank Hamihon, who has long
been a member of the board of trus
tees of Elon College. He also fills
a post that once was held by Dr.
Leon E. Smith, long-time president
of Elon College.
His wife is the former Virginia
Jernigan, of Godwin, N. C., who
graduated from Elon in 1954, so his
appearance in the baccalaureate pro
gram for Elon's 1967 commencement
will be a “homecoming” for both
him and his wife.
SNEA LIST
(Continued from page 1)
delegates being Gail Campbell, Phyl
lis Register, Sharon Cable and Jane
Frost, along with Dean Theo Strum,
faculty advisor.
As a feature of the state meeting,
Monty Busick and Gail Campbell
were presented to the state group as
Elon's “Mr. and Miss Student Teach
ers” for this years.
Elon 3, Charleston 4.
Elon 2, Charleston 7.
Elon 5, Appalachian 1.
Elon 6, Lynchburg 7.
Elon 2, High Point 3.
Elon 2, Delaware 3.
Elon 6, Campbell 5.
Elon 10, Pembroke 17.
Elon 4, Lenoir Rhyne 6.
Elon 2, Appalachian 5.
Elon 3, Pfeiffer 8.
Elon 1, A.C.C. 6.
Elon 2, Guilford 11.
Elon 1, West Carolina 9.
Elon 7, West Carolina 6.
Elon 4, Guilford 8.
Elon 2, Presbyterian 4.
Elon 3, Presbyterian 4.
Elon 6, Newherry 5.
Elon 6, Newberry 5.
Elon 2, High Point 8.
Elon 3, Campbell 2.
Elon-Catawba (Rain)
Elon 2, Lenoir Rhyne 4.
Elon 1, Pfeiffers 8.
Elon 5, A.C.C. 4.
Elon 5, Catawba 3.
Elon 6. Catawba 7.
Elon 4, Pembroke 8.
Catawba Tilts
(Continued from page 3)
In addition to Freisinger’s three-run
circuit blast, other leading hitters for
Elon in that first game were Rock
Smith and Frankie Mensch. each with
a pair of hits. Layne Biggers and Bob
Stebbins each hit twice for Catawba.
The second game also featured
homers, with Layne Biggers, Mike
Reynolds and John Gibson all blast
ing solo homers in the same inning,
and that big blast in the bottom of
the third sent Catawba out front by
a 5 to 2 count. Elon came right back
to tie the count in the fourth, and
each team plated singleton runs in
the fifth to set up a 5-all tie that car
ried into an extra inning before Ca
tawba scored the winning tally
(FIRST GAME)
R.H.E.
Elon 003 100 0 5 9 3
Catawba 100 Oil 0 3 6 1
Amundsen, Beale (6) and Mensch,
Brady; Hardison, Fisher and Stebbins.
WP—Amundsen.
(SECOND GAME)
R.H.E.
Elon 200 310 00 6 8 3
Catawba 203 010 01 7 8 1
Beale and Brady; Fisher, Oakes and
Stebbins.
Linksmen Lose
In Two Meets
The Elon golf team concluded It
1967 season by dropping two meets
to Atlantic Christian and Catavfbi
last week, both defeats coming after
three members of the Christian squil
were found academically ineligible lo
finish the season. For the same re»
on, the team did not enter the anoiul
Conference tournament at Boone Ibi
; week. '
i The Christian linksmen concludd
I the year's play with a record of seiu,
I wins, five losses and a pair of tlts|
! in dual meet competition, all of i j
' with Conference opponents. The tcji
^ was undefeated in its first six meets
, of the year, but the competition gol
I tougher as the season progressed ail i
; brought losses in three of the fiiil
I four meets.
Exam Schedule
(Continued from page I)
On Wednesday, May 31st. allTRI
8 o'clock exams will be given tW,
morning, followed Wednesday aftei
noon by all 111 and 112 classes ii|
French, German and Spanish. Tki
Thursday, June 1st, schedule lists ^
TTS 11;40 o'clock classes in the mot
ning and all Economics 222 classc
that afternoon; and the final da):
schedule on Friday, June 2nd, shot'
all TTS 10:40 o'clock classes
morning and all MWF 11:40 o'clool
classes that afternoon.
The Physical Ed activity classej
and all afternoon classes except thosi|
in blocked groups will be held at tl*j
last class meeting, as will all nigl>
class examinations.
AC Game
(Continued from page 3)
Freisinger then singled to plate
tying marker, advanced himself on'
passed ball and an enemy error a®
raced home on Dempsey HerrfflS:
sacrifice fly to right field.
R. H I
Atl. Christian 013 000 000 4
Elon 000 000 122 5 1'
Johnson, Glover (8), Harper (9) ^
Farmer; Kirchgessner, 'youmans
(I
and Mensch. LP — Harper. WP
Youmans.
Faith will never die as j
colored seed catalogs are publis