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MAROON AND GOLD
FRIDAY. JANUARY17, 1969
Danieleys Entertain
At Yule Reception
ON ALL-AMERICAN GRID SQUAD
Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Dan-
iclcy were hosts to the
Hlon College faculty and
students at their annual
Christmas "OpenHouse”
reception on Friday, De
cember 13th, at the col
lege’s presidential home
near the campus.
The student “Open
House” was held from 3
until 5 o’clock in the af
ternoon, with the student
group named this year to
Who’s Who in American
Colleges and Universities
as the honor guests for the
occasion.
The faculty of the col
lege was received at a
second reception held
from 7 until 9 o’clock
that night, with the new
members of the faculty
this year, along with their
wives and husbands, as
the honored group.
Dr. and Mrs. Danieley
greeted the arriving
guests at the front door
for both the afternoon and
night occasions and ush
ered them into the living
room where the honored
guests were formed in a
receiving line.
At the student reception
in the afternoon Miss Lily
Smith invited the guests
to the family room,
where they were greeted
by Robert Gwaltney,the
college registrar. Those
pouring in the afternoon
were Mrs. Alice McCul-
loch and Miss Louise
Watkins. Good-byes were
said to Prof. Alfred Has
sell.
At the faculty reception
those pouring in the dining
room were Mrs. Robert
Moffett and Mrs. W. W.
Sloan. The good-byes
were said to Dr. and Mrs.
A. L, Hook.
NEW BUILDING
(Continued from page 1)
was let to the Jack O,
Farrell contracting com
pany of Sanford. Sub con
tracts for items such as
plumbing and electrical
system will be arranged
by the Farrell concern.
The first dirt on the
new project was turned
on December 23rd, but
inclement weather in late
December and early Jan
uary has delayed the ac
tual beginning of building
activities. The structure
will be completed and
ready for occupancy by
January 1, 1970.
★ ★ ★
The big “see-through” trend
may have started out as a fash
ionable joke in women’s wear
but it seems to have been taken
seriously by shirt-makers for
men.
The news in masculine
s|)ortswear is the “transpar
ent” shirt. First seen la.st .sea-
.son at Acapulco, it is now
shown around the country in
sheer lace, voile, cotton chiffon
and other translucent fabrics.
In regular shirts, tone-on-
tone jacquard fabrics are new,
and collars are appearing in a
whole range of styles. Many
are higher and wider, the
Ix ttcr to show off the hig-knot
wide ties that come in deep,
bright colors.
I CACE GAMES
Elon 79, L.M.U. 78.
Elon 104, Cumberland 117
Elon 79, Wofford 63.
Elon 74, High Point 87.
Elon 94, A.C.C. 76.
Elon 56, L. Rhyne 59.
Elon 73, L. Rhyne 65.
Elon 72, Campbell 66.
(Remaining Games)
Jan. 9 -
Jan 11 -
Jan. 13 -
Jan. 15 ■
Jan. 18 -
Jan. 20 -
Jan. 22 -
Jan, 25 -
Jan. 27 -
Jan. 30 ■
Feb. 1 -
Feb. 5 -
Feb. 8 -
Feb. 12
Feb. 15
Feb. 20
Feb. 22
Feb. 26
At. Chris. UW.
Catawba (H).
Guilford (H).
- Campbell (H).
- High Point (H).
Wofford (A).
Pfeiffer (H).
- Catawba (A).
- Appalachian(H)
- Presbyterian(A)
W. Carolina (A)
Appalachian (A).
Presbyterian(H).
- Pfeiffer (A),
- W. Carolina (H).
- Newberry (A).
Guilford (A).
-30 - Conference
Tournament
High Point
Takes Cage
Game 87-74
The High Point Pan
thers grabbed the lead
early and held off an Elon
rally in the closing half
as they defeated the Elon
Christians 87 to 74 in a
Conference tilt at High
Point on December 7th.
Bill Bowes topped the
Elon scoring with 23
points, while RichardMc-
George hit 16 and Noble
Marshall 14 points. Danny
Witt and Gene Littles
were the top scorers for
the winning High Point
ers.
THE LINE-UPS
Pos. Elon (74) High Pt.(87)
F.CoIe (8) Tatgenhorst(12)
F, McGeorge(16) Witt(20)
C. Bowes (23) Picka (9)
G.Marshall(14) Littles(27)
G, McGee (4) Colbert(7)
Half-time: High Point
55, Elon 38.
Elon subs — Johnson 1,
Goedeck 2. High Point
sub — Loewenthal 6.
Wish I’d Said
That
Richard McGeorge became the newest of the group of
Elon College grid stars to win All-American honors
when he was named just before Christmas as an
offensive end on the annual Kodak All-American foot
ball squad, a team chosen by more than 1,000 mem
bers of the American Football Coaches Association
for the 1968 season.
Elon Splits LR Tilts
“The reason so many Con
gressmen are anxious to be
re-elected is that they’d hate
to try to make a living under
the laws they passed.”—
Duane C. Griggs, The New
London (Iowa) Journal.
WILSON STAYS
(Continued from page 2)
ending with an epic vic
tory over Lenoir Rhyne in
the final game of the sea
son.
The Bruins broke away
to an early lead, and with
Elon hitting only 27 per
cent from the floor dur
ing the first half, the
Lenoir Rhyne cagers
were ahead by 33 to 19
at the half. At one point
the Bears had scored 13
consecutive points while
holding Elon scoreless.
The Christians made a
splendid comeback effort
after the break, and they
outscored the Bears by a
37-26 margin during the
final twenty minutes of
action. However, it was
just a case of too little
and too late, and the drive
fell three points short.
Richard McGeorge and
Bill Bowes each racked
12 points to lead the Elon
scoring for the night,with
Tommy Cole hitting 11
counters during the fray.
Lenoir Rhyne also had
three men in double di
gits, with John Davidson,
Gerald Mills and Vernon
Long leading the Bruin
assault.
THE LINE-UPS
Pos. Elon (56) LR (59)
F. McG (12) Davis (7)
F.Bowes(12) Davidson(16)
C. Goedeck (2) Mills (12)
G. Marshall (4) Olson (3)
G. Cole (11) Long (13)
Halftime: Lenoir Rhyne
33, Elon 19.
Elon subs — Caddell
6, Johnson 8, McGee 1.
Lenoir Rhyne
Daugherty 4.
subs
Elon Quintet
Tops A.C.C.
By 94 To76
The Fighting Christian
cagers moved out early
and chalked a decisive
96 to 76 victory over the
Atlantic Christian Bull
dogs in a Carolinas Con
ference cage tilt on the
Elon floor on December
9th,
Bill Bowes and Richard
McGeorge paced the Lion
drive that opened a 19-
point spread by midway
the first half, and Elon
went on to hold the edge
at 44-27 when the first
half ended.
Bowes finished the
night with 18 points, lead
ing the Elon scoring,with
McGeorge getting 17,and
with Tommy Cole and
Tom McGee each hitting
10 points, Clyde Stall-
smith topped the Bulldogs
scoring with 21 points.
THE LINE-UPS
Pos. Elon (94) A.C.C.(76)
F,McGeorge(17)Black(ll)
F, Cole (10) Covington(14)
C, Bowes (18) Schwab(4)
G. Marshall (7) Sta]ls.(21)
G.McGee(lO) GilmoredS)
Half-time: Elon 44,At
lantic Christian 27.
Elon subs — Goedeck
8, Caddell 6, Berry 2,
Hale 4, Johnson 7,Hick-
lin 7, ACC subs — Jeff-
coat 11, Jones,Gallagher,
Norris, Thompson.
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