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

Page 7 text:

[NTRODUCTION . . 4 ' ACADEMICS 13 SENIORS 17 JUNIORS .... 51 SOPHOMORES 59 FRESHMEN . . 65 ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY 7i S- . . FRATERNITIES and SOCIAL LIFE 133 BEAUTIES 151 ACTIVITIES IT , 197 . ATHLETICS W 231 HONORARIES 15} . . CLOSING

Page 6 text:

Walter Cary Eaton Photography Editor-in Chid and Associate Editor lulu Jill t JKiilcs Duollc, 111 Gordon ' ictor Ball, Jr. Copy I ' ditors Malcolm Chester Mclvcr, 111 Manaying 1 ditor Phoiooraplicys Marcus Baxter Simpson, jr. 1 k ' .ul Pli(itoyi ' a|ihcr Andrew lleid Bird. Ill Samuel Stuart DuPuv, jr. Louis Thomas 1 hel Robert Montague Johnson Alexander hrskine S[)roul, |r. Walter rmstrono kennecK, III lr. i ' litc- C ' oiirsfV Charlr)ttc EngraviriK Company Mr. Ilarric Keck Mr. William Norris Observer PrinlinK Hduse Mr. A. Fayc Smith Smith Studios STAFF Scclion fclitnrs Arnold I Inlmes Snider, III I r.ilciiiitii .iiul Sdci.il Lilc Ltlitor W illiani Bulgin McGuire, jr. Aiiivitics Editor Ma el oodiow Coleman I Iiiiioraiics Editor Brown McC allinn, jr. Classes Editor Georoe Ikilord Norman, jr. laciiln aiiti . dmiiiislration Editor I lolhrook lUiekmastcr Coyne, Jr. Christopher C hapm.in I ludoins Athletic Ca) Editors StiilJ As ' .istmits Cicorge Wiilord Liidv i , jr. Assistant ManaKinK Editor Martin Luther C annon, II Business .Manager Assistant Wiili.im Kirk lUvd C lasscs Sctliiin Richard I lohcralt Ail.in Activities Seel ion Rohert McDoucH Vny, n I Inniiraries Section

Page 8 text:

DAVIDSON 1964-65 This year has heen a year of change aiul desire lor more change: change the faculty oath, change the drinking rule, change the fraternity system, change the required .Utendani.e .u chapel and Vespers rule, chanye tlie football program, change the whole subsidized athletic program, ciiange the S. C. Tournament rules, ch.iii e the lighting system around the c.impus, change our morals, change, change, change, nothing is good by itselt. But this is not to say that this ear is so different from any other year ex- cept to say that this year some change has taken place, perhaps more in many fields than was e er expected. Quoth an ancient Greek sage, there is nothing permanent except change. The 1965 Quips and Ckanks allempts to aipiiire a small part nl this change. During tlie imir ears set aside for collegiate experience, the entire emotional and intellectual make-up of us all undergoes a degree of change. What, though, c in,i ,isk. is ilu- purpose I lluse changes? The answer, simple enough, lies in a hii nf pliiliis()|ih basic to this insti- tution: Da ' idson is a pri aie college wiili .1 public responsibility. To serve the public, the college must meet increasing demands of society. Translated intt) |iractical terms, this means rigorous academic iei|iiire ments. but e en more, it means that Da idson must jireparc its slutlents to meet the challenges of life, to become a whole iierson; intelligent, yes, but also fluent, social, sensitixe, cultured, and wise. And in the end. what shall we tt ' rm the ultim.ite challenge— lour years of college, successfully completed, ielding the degree, and its symbol, a single fold of parchment? That and a dime will get you a cup of cofTee. Indeed, the greatest challenge lies not specifically in Ixxiks, grade-point averages, athletics, clubs or chapel. All these follow when the one is achieved. The sole, all-important ch.illcnge that Davidson oilers is the simple challenge to find one ' s self.