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VOLUME XI
MAROON AND GOLD
'rublii.hed t\t^ry Munday 0«ix!np the C.oH«*Iatt Vfar by th« Studfiit^
/ ■ . ■- ^ of ,eTom ColJese , : ,
All arUclc's for Tublicatlon must ^)c Jn the hands of the lUporUnf EdUpf
by 12:00 M.. TIiurhdH.v. VTtlclp». r«;ceive^ from mn unlinown fcouic® vUl
not b« pybUfchcd.
Staff U^cf—Maroon & (ioW uJBcr, flrit floor. AlaroaW BulldJ.ng^
n. }f Abci-nrUiy ..
Carl Key •, '
H, L Arniacos!
, ...... EdltoHnrChief;
Managing lajSUOr-
Reporting, traitor
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S T A P V
Jlamsey Swam -- —
.{. T- Chapprll
MarKaret Bailey
.Mma Smuli .-
... , EdiLoriai ■ Wrl;er-
.. Circulation 'Manager
OfBcc Secretary
Stenographer
N I. W R
()(! nriiv
.Vp’.ly Whi'.c ■
KoiUi*'
r>Rt;y 'SechrleSl
^ . S t* 0 K T S
Frrd Miii'"!
Al/rrd Nelion
Spoits KdHcr
Charlie Holmes
y r. A r t K t
r O. P: K-i.i . - .
Kane Pip-rc'-
Doc LrKKf'S ■
Barbara Ctiasc Martr.a Ar.dcijon
, ., , Kcaiure Eduor
.... Margucnie Harris
Sam Ramsey
. BUI Horion
TYPISTS
l>orL5 Mil-its*
Ester Cole
WILL STUDENT GOVERNMENT WORK?
Biographic
By RAiMSEY
Carolina Play makers
Bring Program To Elpn
Under Auapicfts ,of toical Branch of A. A. U. W. ’three
Phf*A'eV PUy» Will jBe Preaent^; at CoUegi^W«dneaiy
Iday j Profe».|or Kdch». Newl^-EUcCod- K«na^;.^d(eMor
At y-^ N. r.'
V^en-.ibe ,^u9tecs of- the ..Unlr
‘versiCy of. North pwollttft meV'
cn&pe.V HUl 9Ii;re.bniary 3rd, 1932,'
they, unanimously 'ind enthustasti-
caily elected ®^ederlck"'-H. Kooh.
Kenan Profee&or of PrarS^iatlc Liter-
fttilre in ,the; University of -.North
Carolini,, ■ * '
Professor-Koch founded, and is
the director oC tlw' Card^a Pljiyr
makers, of their orlglhaf’ -playa in'
Elon College audttorlum under the
auppicea of the Eloil epllega; l5a,noh
of the Amehcan A^octatlon or
University, Women, of whlch.'Dean
Wailker l5 chairman of -the Pro-
jram commVttee. 1:
The Kenan ProfgsaloreWPv? ‘n the
Unlverftlty of North Carolina are.
special proXeworshlps" euppor.ted
an endowment given to th? Unlver.-:
«liy by this will of Mrs, Mary Ken?
an PJagler -tMrs. R. W. Bingham).
They canT a stipend "at a higher
rate than the regular professorflblps
In the University, and are award-
ed for special distinction in research
—creative work- and teaching. While
41»Unciion In one of these fields li
considered as meriting the award.
Professor Koch holds, the unusual
position 6f having achieved honor
irt all three fields—as a student of
the dram&. u one of the leading
According" lo tlu- crit-ics of studcnl-puv
r.vpi-nmfint thprc ! Creators of the Little theatre mov6.
... ‘n America, aniw the sUmu-
arc many rcisons why >lU(Jcnt^ cannot be mtrusted witn genius, the founder and dl-
thr- rontroi of their aflairs, "Thev arc not dGpendable, [ rector of the Carolina Playmaker*,
thV critics arirue -They arc too immature, too weak in, The ap^intment of ^ofessor
me crititb rtiKut.. it nf >*n Koch for thU signal honor has met
jxidgrnent, and to(» often swayinj? b> me eit - ■ ' wuh Universal commendation, not!
cial V’ouuiarltv in their olcotions. *!only from hJe own University and
' But in reality student j^ovcrnnv^iif^>HiiinoL justly betguitp. but, from others all over the
criticized as a Kei.cral' system. Undfn.btV. it has its; countrj-
weaknesses, a- duo^ any other type of Kovcriinient: but
Professor Koch will travel With
weahiiebset, a- uuc;:j aji.v vi-.iv.. ... fs— piaymakers on tlielr thirtieth
those weaknf'sjies appear, not in the j^eiiera' J^ystem. Dui, jp accordance with his
in the DractK c-as t'Dnductet in individual institutions. If custom. wUl ap«ak brjctly to the
student'governmcnt ..uccceds i. dop. so not on ,he merits , ,nd «o-
of the system jn general, but on the abilit.s j piaymakers. and their recent
^student bodies to make it work. Obviously, it may lail achievements,
in one .student body,-and at the same time work in an- At the performance, coilcge de*
”^^*^Huk\how about student government here-atElop?
Will it work here? The an.swer depepdrt, not on..the gpod
or bad pomts of- the-democratic tJractice; but on' pur abil-
• ity a» an individual student body to make it work. About
two weeks from now we shall bo in the beat of student
elections. These elections should not be regarded light
ly, for iiiey wiUTeflect the ability of the Klon student body
to manage its own afTairs..'Thpy will jro a long way tOr
ward determining what type of ftocia) life we arc.to have
oh our campus next year.
•’ . I clark,^ Norman,> Hall,:
' -•'Chink’'-.4n -a 6y,lvfln •Hlglv-grad'’
u&tei.'~H6 -wiiS a :V.ery .hard-hitting
outflil?Jei^.in ,high; 'school!, and
brought tllSse qualitle’f with him
wjieu/he •entbred- Elori ’ *n 1020;
•Ka.h&B becii manager .of' basHclT
ball.ftnd; faotbHll.. 'Ho- has played
outfield ■ on. the baseball tfeam; ever
alnce he entered^ ElonV'’-Chlnk'^ ls,
one of the heaviest' Hitting outr
geidefS l?i,\the confercnce.-.
Ji« is.’ a- .member. ,of- Iota; ^ Tau
Kapp.a/Fraternity.-
•, Constable, Rcbccca.',
. ’ Bsck’.’ hfcs only, been ,with us for
2 1-2 yoarJj^ ,§ho’ enUjrcd'; Mary
Baldwlii Seminary from Elt6n High
School, and %thcri iraifsferrcd to
Hollins ’College. - She'- came to Elon
from Hollliw. . . , ,
Beck Itf-pcrhftps'one ,of the’moat
charming girls on the wjnpus. ’0he
possesses, a ' fine, personality and
keen .Judgment. Her chic appearf
anee end. 'her wilUngncss to ■ coj
operate have won her many
friend?- '• •• ’ - »
She U a menibcr’ Of Delta Up-
K.lon Kappa .Sorprlty. ,
Dkkcns, J. Ituy. '
J. Ruy is a tJfinisterifij’ student
fro^n Varina. N,’ 0'./ 'He- entered
here in ’29; and ,l>as an exceedingly
ftne rccord. Ho has becii very.ac,-
live In-.the Religious,:.auttVitie8 of
tlio campu.s, being, president pf ihe-
UeHgiqxiA ftCVlvity »-ganization,- He
win, wltlioiit doubt;, bfc'ijne of- Jilop’s
beet “Sky Pilots:*' ■. . ’ ;
otees of tiie latest popular song
hits will have the opportunity of
a 'pre-hearing' when George Brown,
of the Carolii^a, Piaymakers sings
his latest composition, stumbling
In Dreams. In his play of the same
uame; whilch one of the three t>e-
ihg presffnted here Under the ausr
pices of the Elon College Branch of
the American A«aoclatlon of Uni-
vewity Wornen.- since Mij, Brown
compoeed h.ls song for a -play he
was Writing In Professor' KOch's
playwrlting. clas» at the' Unlvcrsl-
If wc ex DfeBt-to make a success of‘student govern- (y..t« hw recclvcd a contract Irom
ment:W-ing th. :cpmins year,
cerft .inen a,nd women who-are c*»iJa.ye^ honestrana QC- ^nd it win be oh the
p.cndable—^men and women of high idGalB, initiative, ana ftmsic stands before long. - Mr-
nbiiity;.' Ijb t^ke's-but a few:.Seconds to votis:.but.that act,[Brown, Wmflcif pim thc.juvcnnc|
Right Fo
For^ay^
RLLICIOUS ;.Kiyi>H/l
P?EWt. AT EILON -irJ
.. CbAKMCD BY PKBf
" I DENT .SMITH,
•'Dr.-; I/. E.-..Smtth,>v 'pfM
Klort coUege;-.plafi«4-the’'T
forwai'jl’ today^when. heviy
tnW‘ -week;.'a)i jreU|lou4!. '
woftlc-.-at -Eipn»^'.The 'r*iiBf““
Itles- Of-Ui« period -will.
ecl by-Bev
'tor Of -the' SuffbJlt', ‘
ehliroh.v Beglnhlna .'Tuesd*
Ing. ;,Rev.' jiardOMtlf wl|l^
bothi-morhlhg.; aod•. everil
Yic'ei eaoh‘ day - thtough •>:
- Vndoubtcdly.,, ,rellglous.,;t
■week Veprisentp another. ;i
ward on, the i»rt of Elor
•Bloh' has 1 always -' Jccogn
fact 'that'there are fQUr ’
human t>cf5onallty~menta
slcal.T.poclal,' and spiritual
Is ‘hpped that out of these
wUI '.grov/ A reyltalleed
life on the^ oampus. .
- Rev, '.-HardciwCle -'is- •
Christian minister. Kls
experience • has been exce
full, and we feel, sure tl
'mes&ageg this week wlll .g-
a rich' religious entl^uslai
that they will contain m»
Is ‘Of . immense; value, not
th(T student^bodjf but tJ..
Uc at large; ,,
Here
And The
' It begins to look as if tl
be wedding; bells around E.
fit’s after graijuatlon. All
Is sit around and pine al
young* lady from |lcw York
. Wc think it would l>i5 a io
er for Kern^dle to be a '
student. a6‘ bc,.sp^ds nvoe
Ume, at Elon, ;■ ' '
Dersctl,. Margurel Irjs,
‘rris ^graduated f^'om Burlington
high school Ih r’20.- She ■ entered
Eloo'fli a day.^sbtidenWn Ihc-iairr
and' during-; her 'attcndanco-' here
haa„ become .on^r ot,,the best liked’
girlsjon ^he'«mpus_ ; Her friend-'
ly personijfty. pius her abilUy have;
made for her .-a. host ,of frlcads.
Trli has been-vei^ ictlve“(jn the
.campus and; has ■ received many
hoHdra. v; ' - •%,.
li-ie W. ain.-educat'loil’^miiJm“^ w)d
wo'are'.^yre wlli;-.graccfully’HU tire
bill;. -
She Is a m2mbcr-,orB2t
B?ia;;Sprorl9,t>:'
Foreign Studv Is;
. It’S ; just too.';bad' that -tli
ladles of the campua^.canno
the*'Alumrit btjnquet on *|
the 18th. We'll be thlnklnj
I-.gracefully flu Uie
„ Hot-Air- Glover: looks _
has-joined yie State Pen I
wlth-hla ;ncw «tyle haU
•We -upcleraHtn'd MaJeatJ
had thrill thj* other day^
ceived a Tetter from Jeff. '
F6r ■ 6h?’ -Slim, of.'..two bits
reveal t-hc Identity- pf the ^
the '"mash n.ote'-^ to , Olov^
or. ■
'•We'^HOderstand Nell ,Wl
two-timing 'Bing on the 1C
:Nu .steak roast
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