Helms rides Reagan tide to win

Smock told of his evangelical ministry and warned students against sins. He plead with students to become bOrn-again Christians by stoppffii all sinning. The preachers also dist~lmti!d · Smock's pamphlet entitled ''Oii Christian Perfection." Smock's wife, Cindy, be{Iaft her appeal around 1 p.m. AB Mrs.· Smock spoke, crowds grew as did student responses. Cindy Smock told students that tobacco chewing was a perversion which would lead to homosexuality. and said rock and roll music is absolute perversion. The wife said John Lennon, Janis Joplin and Jim Morrison are "burning in hell" With all rock and roll listeners· soon to follow. Students in Davis House responded by blaring music out of their windows. Mrs. Smock herself admitted' to. · j)eing a former "disco queen ... sometimes dancing up to four nights a week" while in college .at the University of Floridain Gainesville.