The Cavalier daily Wednesday, August 8, 1973 | ||
Personalities
Mr. Charles Winstead—
Whose
death last weekend, at the age
of 82, received less notice th n
it should have. In 1934, as an
FBI agent, Mr. Winstead shot
John Dillinger in front of a
theater in Chicago. How Mr.
Winstead figures in the new
film Dillinger – which will, we
presume, play sometime soon
at the Ridge Drive-In – we
cannot say, but we hope he is
represented as something more
than a finger on a trigger.
Mr. D. Alan Williams—
the past
Vice-President for Student
Affairs who now finds himself
in a position almost as
demanding: President of the
ACC. We hope the experience
Mr. Williams gained in dealing
with the Strike crowd serves
him well when he must tell the
behemoths that, yes, they must
have a reading knowledge of
one language to get into
Virginia. Ever a man to get
absorbed in his work, Mr.
Williams is shown above calling
a difficult play from the
thirty-yard line.
Mr. Henry Howell—
Who, if he
moves into the Governor's
Mansion later this year, will
inherit a unique problem from
the incumbent, Mr. Holton –
namely, what to do with that
female ghost which Mr. Holton
has noticed haunting the
Mansion lately. We can only
hope that before Mr. Howell
decides whether or not to have
her Geist exorcised, he submits
the question to a popular
referendum.
— David Ritchie
The Cavalier daily Wednesday, August 8, 1973 | ||