Page 4 The Carolina Journal, October 9, 1968
Be A Hug’iniT"
The early morning chill of an
autumn day creeps into the tent.
Your sleeping bag no longer seems
to hold your body heat. Next
step? You get up, groping for
your old levi trousers, making sure
that your tent exit is fastened
securely. Once dressed you step
out into the open air, rear back on
your lungs, and collapse— your
lungs can’t stand the fresh air. The
;smell of bacon and eggs, ham, and
hot brewing coffee tingle your
cool nostrils. You rub your eyes
trying to fathom your
whereabouts. Then you relize that
you’re a Hug’ums and you are
taking part in the Annual
Unzipped?
Conclave on the side of Hawkbill
Mountain just a short distance
from] Linville Falls.
All around you are leaves of
red, yellow, brown, and gold.
Your companions come from
fraternities, sororities, left and
right-wing organizations, different
religious backgrounds (some with
none at all), and generally all
walks of life, though some appear,
at this hour of the morning, to be
from all walks of death.
Nevertheless, you saunter over to
the fire, grab a cup and a plate,
and pour the chow on. Then you
find yourself a place to sit and
eat, enjoying the fine, mystical
taste that comes in food eaten
outdoors.
What’s on the agenda for the
day? Who knows, but you can be
sure if you attend the Second
Annual Hug’ums Conclave
October 18,1968, there will be
campfire sings, roasted
marshmellows, hotdogs over a
birch fire, and plenty to keep you
busy laughing—sometimes crying
- and there is the wonderful
scenery around you that comes
down around you. You lose
yourself in the outdoors. The
plastic faces are left behind: you
are a Hug’ums.
Unzipped?
Don’t eat grapes
Y.A. Who?
We’re gonna have a party....soo„ as they leave
‘•‘Slrulliii’
Lighlly”
“But ven he vash asleep in ped,
so quiet as a mouse,
/ prays der Lord, ‘Drake anyding.
But leaf dot yawcob Strauss, ”
(with feeling)
—C. F. Adams
JournalisUs Meet
Last Friday eight people
interested in forming a Journalism
Club met in the Journal Office to
begine proceedings for the
recognition of such a group by the
University. A sub-committee was
appointed to write a constitution
wth the held of S.G.A. President
Bill Billups. The next meeting will
be scheduled after an outline for
the constitution has been
developed.
CAROLINA JOURNAL Editor,
Rod Smith, who was the primary
farce starting the club would like
to see tl>e membership extend
beyond the three staffs of campus
publications.
Although a concrete outline for
the club has not been decided
upon, the students who were
present at the meeting expressed a
desire to see the focus of the club
extend beyond the writting aspect
of journalsim. Anyone interested
in any aspest of publishing is
invited to attend the next
meeting.
"Struttin'..." photo by Wendy Kleinfield
picture of Dr. Ellis on page 1 courtesy of the Rogues 'N Rascals
all others by Chuck Howard
He's the most unusual bass player we've ever had.