Davidson College - Quips and Cranks Yearbook (Davidson, NC)

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lUtitlc (.Dmp.ii int; Cinnian ami I iciicli cultural traits h (Uic stutkiit in I raiui. ' hci ' .uiif a pciint ol attack for sonic of the CIcrni.iii students. It is con- ccixahlc and probable that these men will rctmn to Davidson, having appreciated the joys ol think in , the Ireedom to go to a class or not, depending on the merit ol a class, ready to attack the tra- ditional Davidson culluial tr.iils ol no drinking anti limited class cuts. FRANCE ABROAD (Photography hy Webb.) (On steps of the Chateau d ' eau in the gardens of Peyrou, the pride of Montpellier. ) Front: John Webb, Mike Frye. Woody Cleveland, Stanley Kerr, Madame et Monsieur Ghigo. Back: Wayne Mixon, Doug Woodworth, Tom Craig, Ray Fisher, John Outz, Pete Bondanella. To paraphrase that hearty American commercial, You never out- grow your need for wine. (Professeurs du Faculte de Droit Unfortunately, all time can- The Innocent Abroad. (Law School) in traditional gowns worn for all not be spent with vin, lectures.) femmes, et chansons. Tom Craig (center). President of the Club France-Americain, If you don ' t play by my rules, I ' ll take my ball and go home. dii-ects a meeting of the club, mixing pleasure with business. Page Tueiity-one

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GERMANY ABROAD ( Photojri-aphy by Taylor.) The Junior Year Abroad program sent its tirsi group of students to Europe for a ear of stuii — t vel e under Dr. Fr.nKis Clii o in Montpcllier. France, and ele en untler Dr. 1 oni Pinkerton in Marburg, C ' .einianx. I low these select twenty-three —and two— will respond to Davidson after a year ' s absence is open to speculation. The correspondence from Europe appearing in the Davichonian has taken the form of letters and articles. One such Front: Bob Groat, Tiff Harrington, Dave Orr, Bunky Blalock, .Tack Goodykoontz. Back: fonty Wilkerson, Charlie Turner, Hank Taylor, Wil- liam Walker, Tom Vinson. Hank enjoy.s a happy hour with Frau and Herr Pinkerton. .John Good mit schneeball. Main classroom, Philipps Universitat, iMarburp. Marburg You mean Americans really study in college? A borrowed custom: Thanksgiving dinner . . . German style. i ine Twenty

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Mcaiiw liilc, study in our own little wo rld can be made more plcasanl. 11 oiu ' is (ortunatc enouuji, by die presence ol a female companion. 1 he trend in modern curriculum awa trom the classics is supported by the implicit statement that one needn ' t know C reek to know . |ihiodite, whetlur insiiie or out. AdmittcdK ' . she can ham|x ' i- stud , but then attain there is nothino quite like reaping the fruits of literature together, especially if they be those jiroduced by the seeds (germs?) of Rabelais, D. H. Lawrence, or Henry Miller. -iV Av «jvr V