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Maroon and Gold
Thursday, November 20, ]
REVELEY LEADS DEFENSE: Fighting Christian
co-captain Sanford Reveley has been a standout on
defense this season from his middle linebacker post.
The senior transfer from Fredrick hails from Vir
ginia Beach, Va. where he was a star for Virginia
Beach High. Sanford and 13 other seniors close out
their careers at Elon Saturday night against Gard-
ner-Webb.
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Which Type?
There are three types
of students at Elon Col
lege: Those who make
things happen, those who
watch things happen, and
those who never knew
anything did happen.
Among those in the first
category are the club
members who work to
forge their group into a
really worthwhile organi
zation, and those who
spend long hours, perhaps
sacrificing other enjoy
able activities. Examples
are the boys and girls who
participate in sporting e-
vents, cheerleaders, and
those who enthusiastic
ally support their team 3
at these sporting events.
Not to be forgotten are
the diligent students who
strive to bring honor to
their school in the Stu
dent Government, the
Concert Choir, and the
Band. These Christians
who “make things hap
pen” believe that Elon
College is only as good
a college as they make
it.
In the second group are
the students who have only
a hazy idea of and a luke
warm interest in the af
fairs of their college.
I hey may know that there
was a football game a few
Saturdays ago, but could
not tell you the score.
I hese students may be
long to fraternities or
sororities, but about all
they do is sit in the meet
ings and contribute noth
ing. I hose in this group
realize that there was a
Student (jovcrnment elec
tion recently, but they did
not bother to vote. These
Christians FaceGardner-Webli
The Elon Fighting
Christians close out their
1969 grid campaign this
Saturday night as they
host the Gardner-Webb
Bulldogs of Boiling
Springs, N.C. Gametime
is 7:30 p.m. in Burling
ton’s Memorial Stadium.
Coach Norman Harris
squad has found the going
rough in their first sea
son against senior col
leges. The Bulldogs have
held their own against
the junior colleges on
their schedule, but the
senior colleges have
beaten them rather
soundly.
By Gary Dean
Directing the Bulldog
offense is returning quar
terback Sid Bryson.half-
backs David Gibbons and
Miles Aldige, and full
back Ted Luckadoo.
Heading the offensive line
are ends Ken Reid and
Larry Sechrist, tackles
Hardin Davis and James
Washburn, guard Jim
Seacord, and center Jim
my Hartline.
Heading the defense for
the Bulldogs is All-Con
ference linebacker and
co-captain Billy Scott,
middle guard Ray Miller,
end Ken Pettus, tackle
Bruce Harris, and defen
sive backs Terry Purvi,
and Gary Gist. ‘
The game should be,,
interesting one. as wej
as being the last for li
seniors on the squad It
will mark the last hoiut
appearance for suck
Christian stars as Rid),
ard McGeorge, Mam
Bennett, Jim Waller,Em.
ery Moore, and SaJiforJ
Reveley, to mention a
few.
ELON: THE TOWN
(Continued from
pagel)
Recent Grad To Be Added
To Elon Board Of Trustees
“watch things happen”
students have their minds
in neutral as far as col
lege activities go.
Those “never knew it
happened” students in the
third classification might
be called College vegeta
bles, You know the type-
the students who go to
class and just sit and
stare. After class they go
back to the dorm and stu
dy.
How about it? Which
type are YOU?
Woody Harrell
Let’s Discuss It
Wednesday night, Nov.
12, the Campus Encount
er Committee sponsored
a Let’s Discuss It Night
Elon President, J. Earl
Danieley, proposed to the
Board of Trustees in their
annual fall meeting that
each year a graduate from
the preceding year be
named to a two-year term
on the board of trustees.
In approving this pro
posal, the Board includ
ed the stipulation that
these recent graduates
rank in the top ten per
cent of their class and
not be allowed to succeed
them salves.
“The members of the
Board are very enthus
iastic about this approach
which will provide for
young alumni to serve
as trustees soon after
the completion of their
college work,” comment
ed Dr. Danieley in mak
ing the announcement.
“We believe that they will
be in a position to make
an outstanding contribu
tion to the overall effec
tiveness of the Board.”
The first election will
be held in April, 1970,
at which time a member
of the class of 1968 will
be elected to a one-year
term and a member of the
class of 1969 will be
elected to a two-year
term. In the spring of
1971 a member of the
class of 1970 will be
elected to begin service
on July 1 when the term
of the trustee from the
class of 1968 expires.
This new procedure
will not affect the total
number of trustees which
is 36. The young alumni
will be replacing trus
tees whose terms have
expired.
for the faculty, students
and administration in the
student lounge.
The topic was the Viet
nam Moratorium but the
talk went on into the area
of campus relationships
and the problems of com -
m unication between the
three factions — stu
dents, faculty and adnin-
istration.
After a long discus
sion, It was planned to
hold another discussion
night the following Wed
nesday In the Student
Lounge to talk about a
proposal to better Elon.
UNICEF Cards
In our common efforts
to support United Nations
Children’s Fund (UNI
CEF), the only U.N. agen
cy working exclusively
for the welfare of chil
dren the world over, we
Burlington Jaycees are
launching our first annual
sale of UNICEF greet-
bank building, (Elon Ban!
and Trust Co. which de
clared bankruptcy ii
1932) across the railroad
track, is the only build
ing In the town to sur
vive progress.
The Elon College Vol
unteer Fire Departmem
was formed in 1947,and
all law officials served
on a part-time basis.
The town has coim
through many changes,bill
still the history of tii
town can be seen, atleasi
partly, on the streets to
day.
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Babe Ruth hit his firs
home run at Fayetteville
In 1914.
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ing cards.
One box of 10 carii
Is sold for just $1.50,
Donated by world fam
ous artists, the UNICEF
cards are the finest in
quality and design thii
money can buy.
Anybody Interested ii
buying or helping buj
UNICEF cards, pleasf
contact any member of
the Burlington Jayceesor
myself, Augl Ahn at tie
Elon College Library,We
sell by mail, too.
Augl Ahn
UNICEF project chair
man
Burlington Jaycees
LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS
Play Opens Tonight
o
Thursday night is open
ing night for the Elon
Players’ production of
‘Oh Dad, Poor Dad....”
by Arthur Kopit.
The play begins at 8:15
p.m. The play will be per
formed again Friday and
Monday at 8:15 p.m. and
Saturday there will be a
matinee at 2:15 p.m.
All Elon students and
faculty are invited to see
this comedy. It is sug-
psted that reservations
°|^™ade by calling ext.
James K. Polk, llth
President of the United
States, was born in 1795
In house
in Mecklenburg County
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