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the clarion NOVEMBER 27 PAGE FOUR i|:;:||^|||P|||| iiiiiiiiiili iiiiiiiiiiiiift THE CHEERLEADERS lead th« crowd in a cheer for the soccer team at the next to the last ball game. Th« soccer team finished 2-4-4, their best season ever. Delphians Slaughter Clios Saturday afternoon, November 19, the Delphian pledges defeated the Clio pledges by a fmal score of 15-12. The Delphians drew first blood as ftey ^ored in the first quarter on a pass play from Tom Hodge to Charles Stroudenmire. Hodges then passed to Bobby Williams for the extra point. The Clw s came right back to score as quarterback Dick Truesdail threw a long pass to Jim Woodall for a touchdown. The extra point attempt failed. In the second quarter the Delphian defense push ed the Clio offense into their own endzone for a safety. The Delphian’s led at halftime 9 to 6. In the third quarter the Clio’s took the lead as Chipper Heaton intercej)ted a pass and threw to Charles Daniel for the Clio touchdown. The extra point attemjpt was no good. Behind 12 to 9, Delphi an quarterback Hodge passed to Banks for the final touchdown in the game. The extra point attempt failed. Both teams played excellent on defense. Out standing for the Clio’s were Ray Beale and Paul Bar- tie. Outstanding for the Delphians were Tom Hodge, Gorden Banks, and Bobby Williams. Female All-Star Game Slated So This Is Thanksgiving? So this is Thanksgiving . . ? I can remember when the fam ily got up at six to go to a church service and breakfast. From there it was the trip to Raleigh for the traditional re union. Pop always made his un- ibelievable turkey dressings, Aimt Mabel cooked the choco late cake, and Aunt Weeze brought the pimipkin pie. As I remember, they were the only things I ate. Then there was the trip home with the knowl edge that school would not be until Monday, so I could sleep late the next mornkig. This Thanksgiving it was Eng lish 21 at eight, ReUgion at nine, and P.E. at ten. After a some what noncomanital thanks giving, I helped Mr. Wilson cook the turkey, fix the turkey dressing, peel the potatoes for the mash ed ones, and prepare my favor ite dish of Rice Pelaf. Don Vaughn and Jim Reeves mixed the home rolls, boiled the string beans, and worked on the gelatin fruit mold. Thanks to Mrs. Webb we bad cranberries and pumpkin pie. But even with the tr^)pings, it just didn’t seem like Thanksgiving. Perhaps the missing ingredi ents was the traditional fight on politics following the big meal which with my Uncle Dee, Republican, was not unlike the discussloin that followed the first Thanksgiving banquet. Or maybe it was the howling of the little cousins as they got wonderfully dirty in the red mud of the Piedmont. Or maybe it was the fact that I had classes the next morning and could not sleep late nor go into them pleasantly unprepared. Not to mention that this paper has to be gotten out. So that was Thanksgiving, Brevard ’65. 1 don’t know if the education is worth it. This rainy afternoon, feeling fat, silky, and sleepy, I know it isn’t. An All-Star game in football between the freshman and sop homore women will be played next Friday, November 26, at 4:15 p.m. Bill Faucette assisted me in selecting the best repre sentative team. Players were judged on the basis of their per formances and the number of games in which they participat ed (at least 2). Seventy-six wom en participated in the intramu ral football program so far, and 36 were chosen to represent the freshmen and the sophomores. We classified the players accord ing to position, with an offen sive and a defensive platoon in 11 player football. Four offen sive players will also play de fense on a rotating process. LINE-UPS Freshman—Offense Gail Lehman - QB Rosemary Williams - FB Janice Degelman - RHB Edie Wysong - LHB Judy Dufftr - RE Cathy O’Brien - LE Carol Clayton - RT Gilda Codispoti - LT Gretchen Raubfogel - RG Marigay Lesh - LG Pam ffinson - C Freshman—Defense Nancy DePuy - RT Becky McGarity - LT Gretchen Raubfogel - RG Marigay Lesh - LG Sheri Mulligan - RLB Jessica Newman - CLB Carol Butler - LLB Margie Thomas - RE Cathy O’Brien - LE Gail Lehman - RS Linda Haynie - LS Juanell Gash - RLB Diane Zinke - CLB Francis Winney - LLB Linda Ratteree - RE Virginia Lynch - LE Louise Causey - RS Pat Williams - LS Coaches - Bill Faucette and Dennis Houston These are the line-ups for toe first quarter. After the first quarter the coaches may make changes as they feel necessary on both offense and defense. Pertelote Wins (Continued fr(mi Page One) cover, copy, photography, lay out, printing, theme, and theme adherence. The past record has no bearing on the judging of an annual. The criticism is for the pur pose of helping the next staff to do better. The Institute gives helpful hints, not useless criti cism. Monica Driscoll, Editor of the 1964 Pertelote, stated that there was no secret of success, “just hard work.” She said that the Institute liked particularly the cover, and that the photography and layout helped to achieve the rating. The photography was di Women Football Jones II revenged its loss to Jones III in league play by de feating the third floor 8-0 and thus gaining the right to meet Jones Basement & Ross in the finals of the tournament on Fri- day, November 19, at 4:15 p.m, Jones Basement & Ross has al ready won the league champwn. ship and with a win over Jones II, it would become the over-«ll football championship, if Jones II wins the tournament final, then a play-off game will ^ scheduled for Monday, Novem ber 22, between the two teams for the championship. The game between Jones II and Jones III was close all the way, neither team scoring during the first half. Both teams play ed exceptionally well on defense. In the third quarter, Janice Deg elman dropped the ball in her own end zone and Pam Hinson recovered the ball for a safety to put her team (Jones II) out in front 2-0. Early in the fourth quarter, Louise Causey took a hand-off from Sheri Mulligan and out maneuvered her opponents for a tremendous 30 yard touch down run to assure the victory. The ■ outstanding players of the game were the two hard run ning backs from Jones II, Lou ise Causey and Francis Winney ran for most yardage, gaining 90 yards in 7 carries, scored a touch down which was nullified be cause of an illegal block by an offensive lineman . Jones III, which scored more points than any other team in league games (42 points), show ed very little spark on offense and never could start for a big drive. Not counting the shortar distance gains, Janice Degelman ran for 20 yards in two carries. Cheryl Anders and Janet Fran- gochais each picked up 10 yards on a carry, and Carol Butler had two passes intercepted. The ag gressive defensive effort of Jones II may have had a great deal to do with the weak offen sive showing of Jones III. Jones II received 10 points for its tournament win, and Jones III 5 points. Intramural League Standings Team Poin** Jones Basement & Ross —-60 Jones III ^ Jones II ^ — 30 Sophomore—Offense Prands Winney - Qfi Janet Frangochais - FB Pat Williams - RHB Louise Causey - LHB Pat Storrs - RE Becky Babb - LE Diane Ross - RT Robbie Crouch - LT Sarah Scrivener - RG Sally Jones - LG Diane Zinke - C Sophomore—Defense Betty Kay Fox - RT Lou Chrikley - LT Judy Sigmon - RG Myra Brandon - LG McLarty Gives (Continaed from Pace Three) sung, President E. K. McLarty completed (as the students watched) the picture which went along with his “Ch^ Talk,” a horn of plenty overflowing with fruit and vegetables. President McLarty then gave a short talk on “What do we have to be thankful for?” He commented that stress produced the greatest hymns of praise and cited as an example Thom as Ken’s “Now Thank We All Our Grod,” written during a time of English decadence. The program closed with the smgmg of The Doxology. Jones I & Day PAT'S SHOE MART College Shopping Center Brevard Motor Lodge N. 0»ldwell Str«M vided between students and pW’ | fessionals. As for the th«ne, Monica coin- ^ mented, “We tried to show tie , people of the college, rather than show events. For this criticized—but we still %oi rating.”
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