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ALUMNI NOTES
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introduced at the National Stu
dent Legislative Assembly in
Lexington, Ky. just prior to his
election to the President's seat.
His bill called for immediate
declaration of war against the
axis powers and was defeated.
When one of the longer press
services sent out the story of
President Hope's bill, the
mother called him a bald-
headed old professor who was
just itching to see the U. S. in
a war he wouldn't have to
fight. But as the paper said,
Hope is still a pre-law student
and still playing a large port
in student affairs in North
Carolina.
They are right, too, because
he acted as president pro-tern
of the Student Senate when the
student Senators, against the
advice of the faculty super
visors, attempted to impeach
the newly-elected president of
the Senate, Norman Caudle,
who was immediately returned
to the chair on the oratorical
basis that his removal had
been "unjust, unfair, and in
tolerable." President pro-tem C.
C. Hope, Wake Forest and
Mars Hill, handed the gavel of
the State Student Senate back
to Norman Caudle of Mars
Hill.
Boys’ Intramurals
In music, our Alumni Notes
can also find copy in the B. S.
U. Convention in Durham. Half
the Wake Forest quartet were
Mars Hillians of last year.
"Special music for the con
vention was supplied by the
Wake Forest B. S. U. quartet
composed of Bob Holt and John
McMillan, tenors, and Charles
Logan and Elwood Bagwell,
bases."
Tuten. Heads Choir
Group
So said the Furman Hornet
when Elizabeth Tuten (Mors
Hill '41) was elected business
manager of the Chapel Choir
through vote of that organi
zation. Our girls, too, make
themselves felt in the great
outer world of senior colleges
and universities.
Proctor? Sure you know him.
He was the head cheer leader
here, sparking Coach Roberts'
Lions to their swell season last
year. He is getting up in the
world, too, now that he's head
cheer leader at Wake Forest
(that name again) and has
Kemp Reece to help him. He
had his picture with his micro
phone and a whole column to
tell the story of Dick and Kay
Kyser. Seems that "Proc" lived
next door to the music-maker
in Rocky Mount and now,
they meet at the Wake-State
game. After shaking hands,
Dick was heard to say, "I don't
feel any different shaking his
hand." All we scry is "Small
World."
Lawyers! Yeah, we have'em
too. Wade Yates left Mors Hill
after commencement exercises
last spring and when the '41
term at Wake began, he went
straightway into the regular
law school. Not an ordinary
feat since most transfers are
pre-low students for a year, at
least, before entering the Icrw
school.
Then, there's little Larry Wil
liams who contributed greatly
to the Philomcrthicm winning
debate team last spring. He
made the Wake Forest debate
team in the first tryouts.
We also ran across a picture
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the Hillians and the Roxies,
each having won three
matches while losing none.
Casey's Cadoodlers have won
two matches, while losing only
one, to be well up in line. In
the 9:30 Monday-Wednesday
section the Honky-Tonks have
a very definite advantage,
with three wins against no
losses, while the Polecats have
won two and lost one.
As this goes to press, the
Tuesday-Thursday sections are
not so far advanced in com
petition as are the Monday-
Wednesday sections; but to
date the Yellowjackets and
the Skyrockets are leading the
8:30 section. The 8:30 section
is led by the Indians, followed
by Brantley's Bruisers and the
Deuces. In the 10:30 section the
Bouncers, Moonshiners, and
Jugglers are leading. In the
12:00 section we find the Tittle-
y-Winks leading the Yancey-
ites.
TENNIS
Davis And McAdams
In Finals
The intramural tennis tour
nament is rapidly drawing to
a conclusion, climaxing several
weeks of good, hard tennis.
Felling their opponents in each
round, Tom Davis and David
McAdams have come out on
top, to battle it out until a single
winner is determined. Davis
has been in the finals for some
time, but McAdams just re
cently moved up into the finals
in the lower bracket. Davis
reached the finals after defeat
ing Wilhide in the semi-finals
(in the upper bracket), while
McAdams defeated Rollins (in
the lower bracket).
The Rollins-McAdams semi
finals match was a very inter
esting one, for a dark horse
C-I came out to win over his
favored C-II opponent in suc
cessive sets. This upset puts
McAdams in the finals with
Davis.
The finals will not have been
played off before the paper
goes to press; so watch for the
outcome in the next edition.
of Gwen Potter, one of Wake's
law school co-eds, who with
wee Shirley Sanderlin visiting
from the U. of N. C., tried hard
to spin Wake Forest over Duke.
Orville Campbell, a former
managing editor of the Hilltop
is doing an admirable job as
editor of the Daily Tar Heel at
Carolina this year. The U. N.
C. is one of the few universities
and colleges in the United
States with a student daily.
"Scoop" has written some
syndicated columns this fall
for the N. C. paper on the
College Student and World
War II.
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