Wake Forest University - Howler Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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students, Alumni Term Homecoming ' Perfect ' as Demon Deacons Rout UNC Tarheels, 39-7 October 27 . . . tlu- tiirt -c Demon IXiicons of W.ikc Foa University of Nortii Carolina . toss-up, but Carolina was suppn jjlirh mcetint; herwcen the -t and tlic larlieeis of the . sports writers foreeast a .ed to be up for this one . . . every loyal Tarheel remembered last ear, w hen a eerram Dickie Davis tossed a 40-yard TD pass in the last thirteen seconds to give the Deaes a 1 3-7 vietor ' . . . tlie Ram came to Baptist Hollow « ith blimd in his e e . . . things would be different THIS year. . . . That ' s what Carolina thought. I he oki grads, students, and parents shoehorned into the Wake I ' cirest stands knew better. The big Deacons pranced onto the field not cock , iust conhdent ... a tenseness rilled the air . . . the coin was tossed . . . the game was on ' A roar came from the Wake supporters as the Deaes jumped to a A-O rirsr quarter lead . . . from the other side, stillness. . . . I hen, as the second period began, ( oach Rogers called on this same Dickie Davis to enter the contest for the rirst time. . . . Cold words on the printed page are madeiiuate ti) describe the rest. One whu was nut there eannut possibh understand the 11 1 that was Wake Forest ' s, the emptiness that was C arolina ' s. Let it sufrice tn sa that Wake F ' orcst had triumphed mer the cmee-mighrx larheels had triumphed i ' ' -7 . . . the Mcti r bell rulled liini; and IcHid tiiar muht. . . . DEACON faces reflect tenseness as first q uarter gets under way, but minutes later expressions clianged to glee as Baptists began touchdown parade. Coach Tom Rogers is at far right; on the bench are Stutts. Coles, Link, Listo- pad, Cooke, Garrison, Simmons, Barkocy, Frederick, and Coach Murray Greason; on the ground, Mayo Waggoner.

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DOGPATCHERS— LIL ABNER BATTS. DAISY MAE MOORE. RONALD KELLY, NANCY MONROE. A TWO MONTH JUMP on leap year finds unsuspecting men being dragged to annual Sadie Hawkins Day Dance where straw and string music create atmosphere. Girls Get their Men, Bring ' em Back Alive; Sadie Hawkins Day Conies to Baptist Hollow 1 he tclla ' uho said, Where there ' s a uill there ' s a way, forgot to tell you he meant a woman ' s will. Jean-clad eocds let their ancestral Dogpatch w ill run wild in honor of tlieir spinster diety, Sadie Hawkins. On this day uc Wake I (ircst men, vowing to protect our red-blooded American boyhood, let ourselves be dragged to the straw-decked g m tor the celebration. And atter all, she was paving the ,ittle johnnv and his band beat out ' em bar hill-bilK tunes, ' n everjbod) ' who wasn ' t scratching straw was ' a w hoopin ' and ' a hollcrin ' at the square dancers. Some of the bags entered the sack race — then there was dart throwing a kissing booth (candy) — and a bcst-drcssed contest, won by Carol Moore and Ronald Kelly. And everybody est ate ' n laughed and ate some more. ' Nothing like Kicka- poo Joy Juice and a Salome sandwich while on a bale of ha ' with a buck-toothed gal with freckles. , big day - and It was all her will, but I reckon I was willin ' .