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may 14, 1965 THE LANCE PAGE NINE Royal Blue ’n'uekiften Eighth in NAM Meet Winston-Salem Third Floor Team Wins Intramural Track Meet EIGHTH IN N.A.LA. MEET On Monday, the annual N.A, I.A District No. 26 track meet was held here at St. Andrews. Some of the top colleges from North and South Carolina parti- cipated in the event. St. An- drees finished eighth out of ten teams beating Guilford and Ap palachian. In a day that was extremely warm there were many records broken- a total of nine alto gether. The meet was won by Catawba which put on a com plete team effort and really had no outstanding point men. High man in points for the day fell to Mack Lemons of Wofford with a huge total of 22 points. Itie final scores of the meet were as follows: Catawba 46 Va High Point 44'/2 Lenoir Rhyne 39 Wofford 33 Pembroke 14 Presbyterian 13 Elon 10 St. Andrews 91/2 Guilford 8 Appalachian 7-1/2 The visiting coaches were St. Andrews Holds Second Annual Awards Night At Student Center The Second Annual Awards Night was held last night, May 13, in front of the Student Cen ter. Next year’s Honor Society was announced by Dean Davidson. The marshals for next year were an nounced by Paul Grubbs. The names of the students to appear in “Who’s Who among American Universities and Colleges” were announced by Dr. Gustafson. The Student Center awards were pre sented by Ann Ehrhart to Claude Andrews, Andrea Barton, Bill Campbell, Monica Doeer, and Scottie Warren. The Circle “K” Club, represented by Bill Camp, bell, made a special award to Sara Yancey. While the Classi cal Club, represented by David McKinney, honored Lou Ellen Lewis for outstanding perform ing in Greek. Marion Diak pre- sented the SNCEA awards to Wanda Graham, Harriet Me. Cutchen, Merrilee Peedin, and Alice Robbins. A special award was presented to Lonnie Mann by Meredythe Lawrence for his outstanding work on “The Lance.” Trudy Dawkins announc. ed the dedication of the “Lamp and Shield” to Dr. Joseph Garri. son, and also presented awards to J. A. Crowell Jr., Merelyn Fraser. Frank Grier, Kay Hoi- land, William E, Moore, John Ogle, Alice Ragland, Doris Ann Smith, Dick Stone, Jeff Vander- grift, and Mr, Jack Abernathy. Finally, Preston Stone and the dormitory presidents presented awards for the Inter- Dormitory Council to the outstanding stu dents in their dorms, from Orange-Glenn Arnette and Andrea Barton, from Mecklenburg — AUen Hancock, from Kings Moun- ^tain—Scott McLean, from Wil- mington — Wanda Graham, from Concord — Bonnie Ferrell and Judy Maurer, from Albemarle —Nancy Hargett and from Gran ville — Mimi Zwerling. ANECDOTES As I was talking to a friend, one of my suitemates appeared in the lounge doorway, sans cloth ing. Noticing a stranger, he was in a quandry as to how to cover himself. Finally, after some hasty experimentation, he placed both hands over his navel. All I could do was shake my head and mutter, “You and your damned Non-Western Religion class!” Is it theoretically possible to graduate from college without ever cracking a book? Yeah, but it’d require more moves than a three-dimensional chessboard. At lunch, I audibly wondered how strict a social requirement a wedding ring is for a married male in our society, A girl next to me said, “Oh, my father didn’t wear one for twenty years, but then he got to the dangerous age and mother stuck one on his hand.” Exerpt from a recent inter view with Jean-Paul Sartre; “We are possessed by the things we possess. When I like an object, I always give it to someone, tt isn’t generousity - It’s only be- caijse I want OTHERS to be en slaved by objects, not me.” very pleased with the fine track and the excellent way that the meet was kept going and car- ried out. The Lettermen’s club, Mr, Kerrick and various other individuals were handling the of ficiating and scoring, A tip. of.the-hat to these people for a job very well done! On Friday, May 6, the Win- ton-Salem third floor won the men’s intramural track meet over second place Kings Moun tain 54 to 39 >/2. Highlighting the meet was fresh man Larry Ludka who accumu lated twenty points by captur. ing four first places. Roger Cornelius of the first floor Win ston Salem scored one first and two second places for a total 13 points. I Bob Hatcher Congratulates Jim Smith For Taking 3rd Place In The Mile At The NAIA Track Meet BELL IS GIVEN LOGAN, Ohio (AP) — A steam locomotive bell, believed to be the last available among Eastern railroads, has been presented to Columbus’ First Community Church for use at its Camp Akita near here. It will summon young sters to meals at the camp. Salvaged from a Chesapeake & Ohio Railway locomotive, the bell had no clapper when found. The Norfolk & Western Railway forged a new one and mounted the bell in a frame. The Railway Community Service Committee of the Columbus Area made the presentation. for Quality Cleaning with that PERSONAL TOUCH! “Service Cleaners" “All cleaning delivered” 327 Main St. Downtown Laurinburg Kell Gay was high scorer for Kings Mountain with a first and a second place (9 points). HIGH JUMP: Cornelius (W. S.L) 5’6”; Butterworth, (K.M.) Grier, (K.M.) B. Walker (ME CKI) Wyatt, (W.S. 2) 5’2”. BROAD JUMP: Ludka (W.S.2) 20’II”; Gay (K.M.) 19’4”. 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