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Guilford Moves Into District Playoffs
With a nerve - shattering
101-98 victory over high pow
ered Gardner - Webb, Guilford
gained a berth in District 26
playoff action, a goal which
eluded last year's 19-8 team.
Coach Jack Jensen, who
aims his team toward national
competition, got his goal by
virtue of a 16-4 record, best
by far in the district. Had the
Quakers lost, the champion
ship of the Carol inas Confer
ence tourney would have been
the necessary ticket of further
competition.
Guilford is seeded second
in the four day affair byway
of a coin flip which Lenoir
Rhyne won, and gained the
DBs-fR e turn's
Doar Gladys:
Who's the Pearl Mesta of
Guilford College?
Georgie Jessel
Dear Georgie:
According to informed
sources, the Gala Social
Events of this weekend were
hosted by Esther Hall and
Mike Baranski . . . Both are
"it."
Dear Gladys:
Is it true that '6B's newest
resident is a skunk?
Luke
Dear Luke:
Yes, but let's have no bi
gotry.
Dear Gladys:
What else besides frisbees
were being passed around in
front of '6B last Saturday
afternoon?
Whammo
Dear Whammo:
Fresh air and sunshine . . .
FILM NOTES -
"Elvira Madigan," said to
be "perhaps the most beauti
ful movie in history," will be
presented at 8 p.m. in Dana
Auditorium on Tuesday, Ma
rch 6. Admission price is 50
cents for Guilford students.
The film is based on a
true story about a young Swe
dish army officer around 1900
who runs off with Elvira, a
lovely young cncus artist.
Pia Degermark, then a
newcomer to the screen, won
the "Best Actress" award at
Cannes. Thommy Berggren,
who plays opposite her in
this emotionally tense tale of
forbidden romance, won the
top acting award of Sweden,
where the movie was made.
Some observers have call
ed "Elvira Madigan" a tone
poem but especially in its vi
sual aspects it achieves the
lyrical quality that produced
such critical -and popular-ac
claim.
Several critical comm
ents are:
"Perhaps the most beau
tiful movie in history."-New
York Magazine.
"It is exquisite in a quite
literal sense, as the color pho
GUILFORD COLLEGE
DRUGS
• Community Optrsfd
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privilege of playing the lea
gue's worst team, Pfeiffer, on
Wednesday. Guilford contests
Atlantic Christian at 7:00 pm
in the Lexington YMCA.
Guilford has beaten ACC
twice this season, but the Wil
son team has improved; wit
ness a defeat of Mars Hill
earlier this week. Unless the
Quakers lose, they advance
to meet the winner of the
High Point-Elon game on Fri
day evening.
Lloyd Free led the Gar
ner - Webb victory with 35
points, as the Quakers climax
ed a late season surge toward
the tournament. Trailing 21-
10 after eight minutes. Free
dumped in ten of sixteen GC
Dear Gladys:
What have the Revelers
been up to lately, anyway?
Donald D.
Dear D.:
Rehearsing their hearts
out for their latest produc
tion "The Miser" to be seen
March 1-4 at 8:15 in Dana
Little Theatre.
Dear Gladys:
Last year I voted seven
times and Bill Fleming still
won. What happened?
AM
Dear AM:
Sorry, it won't happen
tbis year (but try bribing the
Election Committee Chair
woman).
Dear Gladys:
You haven't mentioned
MOTSU in your column.
What gives?
TC
tography provides some of
the most ravishing, beautiful
scenes ever filmed."-- Steven
H. Scheuer.
"Exquisite is the only
word that surges to mind as
an appropriate description of
this exceptional film. The use
of music and, equally elo
quent, of silences and sounds,
is beyond verbal description.
The performances are per
fect -- that is the only word."
Bosley Crowther, New York
Times.
"May well be the most
beautiful movie in history." -
Newsweek.
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THE GUILFORDIAN
points as the Quakers went up
26-24. Two minutes later, be
hind by three, the Quakers
got points from Free, East,
Jackson and Massengill while
rushing to seven point ad
vantage.
Gilford inched its way to
an eight point margin midway
through the closing half, but
the Bulldogs took advantage
of Guilford foul trouble to
lead 86-85 with five minutes
to go. After Free regained the
lead for Guilford, the two
teams swapped points, the
Quakers always leading by at
least one, until G-W walked
on a chance to go ahead. Free
and East hit free throws to
sew up the victory.
Dear T:
They're doing OK on their
own . . .
Dear Gladys:
Is it true that Tony Clarke
plays a Bhavahad -gitar?
Arjuna
Dear Arjuna:
No, he uses a Fender Stra
tccaster and an electric ka
zoo!
Dear Gladys:
Is it fact that Buddha has
a private eye?
Aot - Man
Dear Man:
Yes & No!
Dear Gladys:
Where can ! get spare
parts for an Edsel?
Ed
Dear Eddie:
Try Alex Stoesen, Arch
dale 115.
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Accepting Maslei Charge.
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Address: 4617 friendly Ave.
Phone: 294-9974
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Women's basketball team burns up Salem
CLASSIFIEDS
JOBS
Part time: tutoring boy in fourth
grade mathematics . . Applicant
should call Mrs. Strom at 454-
1320. Work days and salary to be
decided.
Part time: bartender for Yester
Oaks Club House. Must be at
least 21 years of age. Contact
Joe Attayen at 288-6360. Hours
and work days to be decided.
$2.00/ hr. plus tips.
FOR SALE
Clothes, books, records - Phil Qua
ranta, English 15.
WANTED
Someone to do plastering repairs
Call Patty McKeel at Ext. 33 or
stop by student personnel office.
PERSONALS
(Note: The Guilfordian neither
criticizes nor condones the oc
casionally perverse, and often cry
ptic, messages that appea' in the
personal column. We merely pro
vide a forum for the lonely, love
sick, and maladjusted individuals
of this community.)
Happy Birthday Debbie - With
TOM BOONEKS
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FRIDAY MARCH 2. 1973
Love from all of us.
To Fane, Peter and the rest of
the cast - Break a leg!
Fat Boy - Good luck in the elec
tion. Easter.
Peppermint Pattie: Shake it up. -
Chuck.
To Lips: Can you do more than
talk on the telephone? I can do
more than bounce. - Balls.
Congratulations to John Margenot
for being the first person to swim
in the lake this year - in the nude,
even. - Fresh Water Bass.
David: Oink.
Good luck to those who used to
sneak out of Shore Dorm.
Lucy and Lyn: Can you handle
it? (My life is in your hands . . .)
To "Surfer": Welcome back - we
missed you (so, no doubt, did
your latest L.8.C.)
Darlin' Rick - Happy Birthday, w
or without the Chivas Regal! Love
Susan.