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MAROON AND GOLD
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 22,1961
THEY ARE THE FIVE LETTER VETS BACK FOR ELON’S CAGE TEAM THIS YEAR
BILL BOWES
Center
STEVE CADDELL
Forward
Eton Seniors Close
Careers In LR Tilt
Four of the brightest
stars of this 1968 Fight
ing Christian football
squad played their last
games for Elon last Sat
urday night when the Elon
eleven battled the Lenoir
Rhyne Bears.
The only seniors on the
Elon roster this fall,the
Christian stars who sang
their collegiate “swan
song” against the Bears
armed tailback; Lloyd
Kanipe, a hard-nosed
linebacker; Wes Gilliam,
rugged interior lineman;
and David Oliphant,
speedy defensive half
back.
Each of the four boys
has been a starter for
the Fighting Christians
through four seasons, and
each of them has proven
both versatile and brill
iant in various phases of
the game.
Beale has practically
rewritten the Elon Col
lege records in passing
and total offense, and Oli
phant has held at various
times a number of Elon
records for kick returns.
Both Kanipe and Gilliam
have starred at several
positions in the Elon for
ward wall.
Nancy Thomas
Attends Meet
At Davidson
Nancy Thomas, senior
music major from Bur
lington, was one of the
student participants on a
panel discussion of “The
Church, Its Youth and Its
Music,” which was held
last weekend at the annual
Davidson College Convo
cation of Sacred Music.
Miss Thomas, who is an
organ student of Prof.
Richard Apperson, rep
resented Elon College at
the annual Davidson con
vocation. Elon was one of
seven North Carolina in
stitutions invited to par
ticipate in the sessions.
In addition to the panel
discussions, the convoca
tion featured lectures and
organ recitals by distin
guished church musi
cians, including Dr. Ro
bert Baker, dean of the
School of Sacred Music
of the Union Theological
Seminary in New York.
Elon Players Name
Cast In New Show
Several veteran student
actors will have roles in
the Elon Player presen
tation of Neil Simon’s
“The Odd Couple” which
will be presented in the
Mooney Chapel Theatre
for three nights during the
first weekend in Decem
ber. The shows are set
for December 5th, 6th and
7th.
The play, one of the
most interesting and most
successful in recent
years, will be presented
under the direction of
Prof. Ed Pilkington,with
Prof. Sandy Moffett hav
ing technical supervision.
Among the players who
have had featured roles in
earlier Elon Player pro
ductions are Paul Blei-
berg, of Wilmington,Del.,
Neil Hening, of Richmond,
Va., Jim Gillespie, of
Taftville, Conn., and
Marty Lee, of Baltimore,
Md.
Others in the cast are
Noel Allen, of Burling
ton, John Swain, of Fair
fax, Va., Jeff Taylor, of
Bloomingdale, N.J., and
Janet Sylvester, of Vir
ginia Beach, Va. Student
technical assistants are
Virginia Daniel of Dan-
NOBLE MARSHALL
Guard
TOM McGEE
Guard
CPftlV
RICHARD McGEORGE
Forward
Five Lettermen Are Nucleus
For Elon’s Basketball Team
(Continued from page 3)
center from Ohio; Tom
my Cole, a 6-2 forward
and guard from Burling
ton; Willie Fonville, a 6-1
guard from Burlington;
Robbie Hicklin, a 6-2 for
ward from Burlington;
Pete Johnson, a 6-0 guard
from Brooklyn, N.Y.; and
Bill Wallace, a 6-2 for
ward from West Virgin
ia, Also back from last
year’s reserves is Pat
Berry, a 6-7 center from
Norfolk, Va.
Coach Miller has as his
assistant this year Coach
CAGE GAMES
Nov. 29-30 Southern
States Tournament
Dec. 4 - Wofford, (H).
Dec. 7 - High Point (A).
Dec. 9 - At. Chris. (H).
Dec. 11- Lenoir Rhyne(A),
Jan. 4 - Lenoir Rhyne(H).
Jan. 7 - Campbell (A).
Jan. 9 - At. Chris. (A).
Jan 11 - Catawba (H).
Jan. 13 - Guilford (H).
Jan. 15 - Campbell (H).
Jan. 18 — High Point (H).
Jan. 20 - Wofford (A).
Jan. 22 - Pfeiffer (H).
Jan. 25 - Catawba (A).
Jan. 27 - Appalachian(H)
Jan. 30 - Presbyterian(A)
Feb. 1 - W. Carolina (A)
Feb. 5 - Appalachian (A).
Feb. 8 - Presbyterian(H),
Feb. 12 - Pfeiffer (A).
Feb. 15 -W. Carolina (H).
Feb. 20 - Newberry (A).
Feb. 22 - Guilford (A),
Feb. 26-30 - Conference
Tournament
Elon Football
Elon 66, Concord 12.
Elon 21, Guilford, 10.
Elon 26, Appalachian 70.
Elon 17, Presbyterian 31.
Elon 7, Car.-Newman28.
Elon 26, Catawba 32.
Elon 35, W. Carolina 30.
Elon 15, Newberry 24.
Elon 23, Lenoir 21
THANKSGIVING
Twig Wiggins, a former
William High cage men
tor in Burlington, more
recently a junior college
coach at the Sand Hills
Community College, and
this will add greatly to
the Fighting Christians
cage program.
The Christians will
swing into action on a
Thanksgiving holiday trip
to Kentucky, where they
will compete in the Sou
thern States pre-season
tournament to be held un
der the sponsorship of
Cumberland College in
Williamsburg, Ky. TheE-
lon cagers won that tour
nament title last season
to open a fine 1967-68
campaign.
After competing in that
tournament, the Chris
tians willreturn home for
a series of four games
during December. The
four December games in
clude Wofford and Atlan
tic Christian at home and
High Point and Lenoir
Rhyne on the road. The
first home game is with
Wofford in Alumni Me
morial Gymnasium on
Wednesday night, Decem
ber 4th.
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