S t o r e R o o m SPECTATOR "VALDOSTA STATE COLLEGE'S STUDENT NEWSPAPER"

Volume XXXVIII ISSUE 2 4 THURSDAY, APRIL 27,1972 VALDOSTA GEORGIA

VSC Sophomore Named Miss Gum Spirits

A 20-year-old Valdosta State College sophmore, Nancy Griffin, is the new Miss Gum Spirits of Turpentine. It’s the first beauty contest she has ever won. New 1972 SGA officers take oath o f office in recent installation Miss Griffin, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Howard Griffin o f 215 W. Alden Avenue, was picked APATHY AT VSC? here Wednesday during the 36th annual American Turpentine Farmers Association meeting at The new Student Government officers are not waiting for HARDLY! Mathis city auditorium. students to start asking them She succeeds Gail Hilliard o f questions on student and school Waynesboro, last year’s queen. Several members o f the VSC problems They are asking a few The runner-up is Carolyn Student Government of their own. Questions such as: Mathis, 18, a senior at Clinch A s s o cia tio n attended the children in the students County High School. She is the nineteenth annual conference o f swimming pool, movies in the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. SUSGA (Southern Universities Little Theatre and a few more Chandler Mathis o f Homerville. Student Government Presently, no children are Miss Mathis is . the Association) at Miami Beach, allowed in the VSC pool homecoming and May queen at Florida this past weekend. Those facilities. Charles Joyner Clinch High. making the three day trip were: Student Government Senate The winner, Miss Griffin, has Bob Sutton, Lizzy Sikes, Ed Whip, explained that due to the brown hair, green eyes, weighs Yates, Charles Joyner B.J. Wells wide use o f the facilities by 1 2 0 pounds, and her and Cathy Wells measurements are 35-24-37. - students children have not been The basic purpose o f the trip “ I have been runner up in a admitted He explained that if a was to learn about other SGA’s, few beauty contests, but I never faculty member or student compare them to our own have won before,” said Miss brought a. child he should be stu den t governm ent, and Griffin. chaperoned and that lifeguards determine, if necessary, how to were not going to turn into a She won the contest over improve our SGA. Of eight other girls entered from baby-sitting service overwhelming value at the throughout the Southern gum Similarly, the suggestion o f conference was the National producing belt. moving Sunday Night movies to Leadership Methods Workshop. Each director o f the ATFA the Little Theatre was discussed This workshop helps develop sponsored a girl in the contest, Joyner stated that presently the leadership potential and teaches which had swimsuit competition move would not be practical how to work with a group. only. because the theatre did not have Each of the group from VSC Miss Griffin is to receive a screen or sound facilities to attended seminars on various college scholarship and grace the accommodate such a showing. It s u b jects in clu d in g senate association’s annual calendar for would also conflict with stage improvement, creative the win. productions entertainment, academic and She plans to continue college The Cabinet was notified by legal rights, campus at VSC and eventually study John Wester that Carlton communication, and faculty criminal justice. Her hobbies Scruggs had been appointed to evaluation methods. Lizzy Sikes include reading, bicycle riding the Traffic Court Lizzy Sikes also conducted a seminar on the horseback riding, and fishing. Nancy Griffin, 20, a sophomore at Valdosta State College is formed the nucleus o f a new role of an SGA secretary. The She is a member o f the Alpha the new Miss Gum Spirits of Turpentine. She won the beauty committee to handle bi racial group also heard speeches by Delta Pi social sorority at VSC. contest over nine other girls entered from the Southern gum affairs but no appointments some well known educators. Miss Griffin said she almost producing states. The contest was held Wednesday in connection were made. One such speaker Dr. Harold missed being in the contest with the 36th annual American Turpentine Farmers Association The SGA also set some new Grant o f Auburn, presented because someone forgot to meeting here. priorities for the 72-73 year. quite an eye opening talk on notify her about entering the They included: completion o f student apathy. Dr. Grant said show. baseball courts more money for that, on the whole students are “ A girlfriend called me to ask INSIDE TODAY the College Union Board not apathetic. Rather he said, what I was going to wear ” said ! concerts excused clases during students have a very broad scope Miss Griffin. “ That was the first the Week o f Seminars and o f interests, and no one thing time I knew about the contest ” P. 3 student ED cards for the spouse can please any majority. To this Other girls entered included PERSONALIZED SGA idea our own SGA has been of VSC students and _ faculty Patti Hand o f Douglas. Helen P. 8 Miss Sikes understands that quite responsive. Freeman, Nancy Parker, Kathy GREEK WEEK This coming year the VSC Ening and Claire Shelton all o f the Student Government will student government shall Valdosta. Kathy Doss o f Glen CHASON COLUMN not reach all FSC students and P. 10 attempt to make projects more St. Marys, Fla , and Alane Slay claims.that the word “ apathy” relevant to the student’s interest o f Daphne Ala. PURPOSE OF SGA P. 14 has been over played. “ It’s not rather than trying to decrease The beauty contest was held in my vocabulary,” Miss Sikes HOW LEGAL AT 18? said. what we had considered apathy. following the general meeting o f P. 15 the ATFA at the auditorium. April 27, 1972 Page 2 ——— m—mm The VSC Spectator doing something, Circle K is doing something. The entire Lee R. Ferrell Letters To Kiwanis family undertakes Lt. Governor EDITORIAL projects to help the ignorant, Ga. District The Editor oppressed, lonely, and desolate. Circle K International Three projects were held in Region 4 Dear Editor: Georgia this year along, in which A Spectator For Hail to Butler's letter in last over $15,000 was raised for week’s SPECTATOR, and hell to PROJECT CONCERN. the crummy things set up and PROJECT CONCERN was later labeled as Student started by Dr. James Turpin, Dear Editor: All Seasons Activities after the whole thing who gave up a $200,000 a year I may be completely out of is over and nobody attended. practice for a job which pays less order in making this complaint, I'm inclined to agree with than $3,500 a year The personal but it is something that has been Having recently assumed editorship o f this weekly tabloid I Butler. I can see his satirical satisfaction which he gets from bothering me for some time. It feel a part icular compulsion to comment on the current state of parallels to Hasting’s extreme his work cannot be matched concerns a matter that shouldn’t affairs as germane to The SPECTATOR. In the past this paper has techniques. The whole thing is a anywhere else. He has organized even have to be discussed as it is had the reputation o f being journalistically bankrupt and at best bunch o f nostalgic crap, and I hospitals in Hong Kong a matter o f personal courtesy. completely out of touch with the VSC scene. Hopefully this guess that’s "what makes the Vietnam, Mexico, and This concern is the chewing o f situation will be amended in the immediate future. paper interesting. Tennessee. gum in class I don’t know Our major overall objective concerns producing a weekly whether it is a matter o f periodical that is simply by, for and about the Valdosta State The Georgia Tech Circle K Sincerely, College community. Relevance remains the key to capturing a started a project called ADOPT rudeness o f ignorance o f the substantial audience in any journalistic endeavor; and it is the J.S. A GRANDPARENT, which simplest rules o f etiquette but it expressed desire here that all articles printed will be o f the utmost which was so successful, they is quite distressing for a \gum received a letter o f recognition importance to VSC readers. Undoubtedly, articles such as popper” to occupy a seat close Dear Editor: - from President N ixonf and an ‘ Hummingbirds Dying Off in Australia" or news releases that to mine. Have you ever tried to Several o f us concerned about invitation to appear on the ‘Mike expound upon such remote subjects as~ the invention of the sit through a test with someone the Environment are attempting Douglas Show.’ sandwich are o f meager interest to the VSC society and certainly sitting behind you popping their to establish a local organization. One o f our main problems on have no place in a college newspaper. gum? As a general rule, I now cut Mr. James Landrum, President the VSC campus is the attitudes As noted previously, The SPECTATOR should be "by" the my tests so that I can take the o f the Georgia Conservacy, will o f fraternities toward Circle K. VSC community. In order to move toward a more relevant make up in the quiet sanctuary be with us, Thursday, May 4 at Why? Are we not a service periodical, the writing must be localized. Our objective this o f the professor’s office. 7:30 p.m. at the Christ organization and they a social? Spring is to reduce the volume o f national news and substantially A t the beginning o f the Episcopal Church. 1521 N. Circle K does not want to increase and upgrade the amount of campus writers. Effective quarter, a pop-queen sat directly Patterson Street, Valdosta, to compete with fraternities; if it next Fall Quarter, all staff members o f the Spectator will receive behind me, so to avoid any discuss the possibility o f did it would totally alienate one hour credit for work on the paper. This incentive, recently unncessary military organizing a local Chapter. One itself from the campus it is granted by the Academic Council, should serve to bolster confrontation, I moved to the o f the major concerns o f the supposed to serve. productivity other side o f the room. T o my Conservacy is bringing people’s It is ridiculed by persons who In essence this editorial has tried to present an accurate surprise and distress, she was an attention to needs o f our have no idea what Circle K picture of your school paper as it now stands and as it will efficient popper that at thirty E nvironm ent. Though the means, and who have not even hopefully appear in the coming months. paces across the room, it was organization is fairly young in gone to the trouble to find out Let me conclude by extending an invitation to any interested like sitting in a Dorito factory. Georgia, it has an enviable what they are talking about. student or faculty member to be a part of this tabloid either T o this day she continues to record in trying to preserve our This quote represents a good through letters to the editor or by writing an occasional article. curse my ears with a noise that natural heritage All interested summation o f how I feel toward would bring a bull elephant to citizens are invited to come and Circle K : his knees, and at the present meet with Mr. Landurm. “No Man is an island entire of itself, time shows no sign o f ceasing Sincerely, Every man is a piece of the continei. this action. The Rev. H. U. Louitt, Jr. A part of the Main If a student pays his tuition Christ Episcopal Church If a clod be washed away by the sea, fee, it is only fair that he be able Europe is the less. to attend classes without being THE VSC SPECTATOR As well as if a manor of thy friend's or subjected to a treatment that of thine own were equals the Chinese water torture EDITOR ...... CHRIS KAUFFMAN Dear Editor: Any man’s death diminishes me. in effectiveness. As I stated M AN AG IN G EDITOR ...... BOB EDEN A few days ago, several Because I am involved in mankind before, I don’t know whether or BUSINESS MANAGER .. ____CLIN T N IC E L Y fraternity members asked me to And therefore never send to know not I am out o f order in making ADVERTISING LAYOUT ...... R O N HUNT tell them about Circle K. This is For whom the bell tolls, this complaint, but if the guilty SPORTS EDITOR ...... ------MIKECHASON the letter I promised them. It tolls for the,” party reads this letter, please MUSIC EDITOR ...... BILL TULLIS Circle K is an international realize what you are doing and PHOTOGRAPHER ...... DeRON COPPAGE organization, sponsored by John Donne 1624 please cease it so that I can pass PHOTOGRAPHER ...... STEVE PARKER Kiwanis International, for this course. TYPIST ...... VELMER STAMPER college men. There are over 800 Circle K is more than the Jack Frost STAFF - David Johnson, Rick Hastings David Gilbert Bill Clubs in the United States and imagination can encompass, but Hansen, Neil Joiner, B. J. Wells, Debbie Toole, Max Warner Fong 33 in Georgia. It is a service first it has to be experienced and Filler, Frank Sumner.. organization devoted to the shared with others so it can betterment o f man. Its them, grow. So for those o f you that “Involvement of Youth,” does still have a closed mind, I say to The Spectator the student publicatimn of Valdosta State just what it says. SPECTATOR REPLY you: College, is published weekly and is distributed on Thursday But, to involve youth is a afternoons. major undertaking Since the “DO SOMETHING Mr. Frost, rest assured that Opinions expressed in the Spectator are those of the editors basic philosophy o f the younger EITHER LEAD’. . FOLLOW, OR The SPECTATOR sympathizes and writers and are not those o f the college administration. generation is. ‘do your own GET THE HELL OUT OF THE Letters written to the Spectator will only be published if thing;’ how do you convince an with your cause, which certainly signed by the writer. apathetic student he should try merits credibility. Ralph Nader ' The Spectator office is located in room 11 of the Student Circle K. Circle K KRONICAL, Steve can use people such as you who Union Building. I think I could put it this way. Agee (ed.), Vol 1, No. 2, Jan. possess such keen sensitivity. When some students talk about 72 Keep on truckin'. Ed.

HONORS DAY 11:15 May 3, 1972 Whitehead Auditorium April 27,1972 The VSC Spectator Page 3 FONG FILLER ON THE SGA First Student Performance Personal Approach Slated For Whitehead Benefits Senators

As the SGA election ended on Thursday, the elected representatives were called upon for their first Senate meeting on Monday night. Ed Yates the newly elected Vice-President for the SGA, was the presiding officer. The meeting had a different face from those previously held. It was a relaxing face Before going into discussing serious matters the senators played a name game where the senators learned one another’s name They laughed heartedly. For the first time the Senate had such a friendly atmosphere at a meeting. In the past Senate meetings have always been strictly business from the beginning to the end Parliamentary procedures were strictly followed. Laughs were relatively rare. Relaxing discussions were seldom encouraged Consequently, the excitement of being involved in the SGA lost its meaning senator's absentees were obvious And those who came did so only from ■ the feeling o f obligation. Now, Ed, having been one of the senators realizes that relaxation takes a large part in formal learning processes among campuses , especially VSC’s. Undoubtedly, he also realizes that impersonal approach is no longer necessary for accomplishment These are probably the reasons that the senators had such a friendly, relaxing meeting last Monday. I am glad that Ed decided to take a new approach toward betterment of the Student Senate. It’s about time!! I sincerely hope that he will continue to generate a relaxing atmosphere in Senate meetings so that the senators can feel free to excercise their true talents which may be beneficial to VSC’s welfare I heartedly congratulate Ed Yates on his election as Vice President of the SGA and his promising approach to improve the student governm ent Linda Gaines is instructed by Miss Ruth Sisson in preparation for her recital to be held May 1.

Petite Linda Gaines o f Tifton she stretches to reach the “ You have three manuals farthest pedals o f the $80,000 is' on her toes, literally, as she (keyboards) on the organ, prepares for the first senior organ VSC acquired in 1970. whereas the piano has only one. recital ever presented on the “ Sometimes I have to play And the pedals on the piano are 42-rank Moeller concert organ at more on my toes than on the just for dynamics (soft or loud) Valdosta State College. Just 5-3, ball o f my foot ” smiled the or sustaining the notes but the 1 blue-eyed brunette ’ daughter o f pedals on the organ are like the Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gaines o f notes on a keyboard.” Tifton;" “The bench can’t be In effect, the organist has four lowered and I’m a little bit keyboards to coordinate! short for it-. Even so the little Admitting this makes playing lady makes big music on the the organ sound as difficult as impressive instrument, according patting the head and rubbing the to Ruth Sisson, Her organ tummy at the same time Linda instructor at VSC. confided she’s found a way to At Linda’s recital at 8:15 p.m. practice that makes “ getting it on May 1 (open to the public all together” a little less without charge), she plans to complicated. play works by Frescobaldi “ First you practice the music Pachelbel Bach, Mendelssohn, for one o f the manuals Sowerby and Langlais. separately, then the other ‘ This represents some o f the manual separately and the pedals earlier music written for organ by themselves ” she said. Then right through to the 20th you gradually start combining century ” she said. “ Being able them.” to play it on the new organ at This is especially helpful when Whitehead is a big thrill for me.” practicing a Bach fugue she An organ student for four added. years, Linda put in 15 years o f A graduate o f Tift County piano study before that. But High School, Linda played E making the transition .from one Flat soprana clarinet in the high instrument 1° fHe other isn t the school band. snap it might seem to the She was the first student to non-musical, she pointed out. graduate with an associate in arts “ Playing the organ takes more certificate in music from coordination,” she said. Abraham Baldwin College, where her father is registrar. Now a VSC senior she’s a m am ber o f Sigma Alpha Chi and Alpha Chi honor societies and a consistent dean’s list student. Page 4 The VSC Spectator April 2 7 ,1 9 7 2 HOOKFOOT’S GOOD TIMES Some air personalities may be A ’C.OMIN’ is the second album more famous but few ever sss by Elton John’s former back up become the legend that Wolfman group. And with this disc, the Jack has becom e , and is today group carves more of an HAS He’s a living, breathing individual sound for itself than personification of the w ord on its first release several months NEW LAWS "personality" and besides being ago. heard in about 26 markets via This week's column has a All the material (10 tracks) is syndication o f his show, he ’s The Selective Service System variety o f stuff in it like some original, and decidely up tempo. had five tunes written about him announced today new news on JEFFERSON Group is led by Caleb Quaye and recorded by such artists as registration procedures for the AIRPLANE, who has been in lead guitarist-keyboards; Roger the Canned Heat. He even has draft Under the new provisions, the studios at W ally Heider’s in Pope, drums; Dave Glover bass; his own personal playlist and a registrant must register with a San Francisco working on their and Ian Duck, guitar-vocals. there’s a new comic book out draft board or a draft registrar album. They're really into it H ookfoor moves easily from the about him. “I play within the period 30 days before now that Hot Tuna has returned rockem-sockem SWEET SWEET contemporary rock on my show. to 30 days after his 18th from their concert tour. More FUNKY MUSIC (their bit . .1 do vignettes . .it’s strictly a birthday. He must bring some news on this after we get it. British single), through the personality show ,” Jack said. official type of identification Also King Crimson has broken intricacies o f The Painter. "And I look for the soul records with him when he registers, such up in the midst o f their tour o f From Warner Brothers. John that 'can go pop and if I like a as his birth certificate, Social the L .S. It seems that everyone Baldry steps up to produce is from after Hourglass and new record. I’ll go on it Security Account Number, is breaking up these days. In "EverythingStopped'or Tea. It’s before "The Allman Brothers.’’ immediately. . .1 like records drivers license, school or college other news. David Steinberg, o f a higher caliber than his first The album is released on the that I can sing along with. . I activity card, or a credit card. noted young humorist lias been ■‘It Ain't Easy” LP. and contains BOLD label out o f Hialeah like the records with a good T h e n e w registration signed to A&M Records. some old material along with Florida and sounds as if it might middle part where I can beat on procedures are designed to make Steinberg, who has been on have been recorded there. The newer cuts written by Baldry. a- book, scream, or use the registration more numerous tours and appearances The overall sound is more front cover bears litlios of Duane' registrant-oriented and draft in and on all media, will have an Wolfman "Herbie” howl.” and Greg as they appeared on refined as Klaus V oorman, Elton board operations more album ready by early summer. Wolfman Jack’s show, taped "Idlewild South. ” No producer John. Nigel Olsson, and Davey out o f his own Los Angeles streamlined Registration will Johnstone join Baldry in his is given credit and the package consist of filling out a For those who like D r. John studio at home is premiered on was designed by DRAGO. a latest endeavor. XPRS, a Tijuana station that Registration card. Additionally, lie’s got a new one. . . Gumbo is well-known production agency. Elektra has dragged out all o f boom s up the West Coast. The a n e w Registration tlie first Album by Mac Selections include Melissa which the Paul Butterfield tapes from Wolfman has been on the station Questionnaire also must be filled Rebbenack—piano player and now and way back when to appears on "Eat A Peach’’ but for more than seven years out, although the registrant can singer "extraordinair ” from New compile ‘‘Golden Butter”. This has that early sound. Morning including when it was XERB. take the questionnaire with him, Orleans. There is is a subtle and set has all o f the Butterfield Dew. bearing a resemblance to Before that, he . worked at or it may be mailed to him. He temporary departure from the Blues Band’s Old and recent hits Jeff Beck’s style and other XERF. another Mexican station must return it within 10 days. Dr. John music/image to a such as “ Love March” , “ Walkin selections most sounding fairly in V illa Acuna. He actually The new Registration redefinition of the many musical Blues” , and sixteen more cuts. If good. The name will sell this started the Wolfman identity on Questionnaire requires the root influences that make up the you are a collector of Butterfield album more than the music as a XERF in 1959 as an outgrowth names and addresses o f three "New Orleans"’ school of music. material, start collectin’. whole. Whatever the story. of his love for horror movies. His persons outside the registrant’s From "Sugarbov” Crawford’s "Duane and Greg” is still radio career really began back on immediate family who will IKO IKO through LET THE FREAKS somewhat of a MYSTERY.. W’NJR in Newark as a always know his address. The GOOD TIMES ROLL. Dr. John S15-a-week go fer. names, relationships, and has put his heart and soul into The rumor about six issues CELEBRATE W'hat he listens to at home is addresses o f all the registrant’s the music that shaped his ago that Stephen Stills was. in what he plays on his show. "B .B. family over age 16 also must be beginnings. "Gumbo" offers a Miami at Criteria cutting an Freak Week continues King t Ray Charles—all o f the listed. In addition, the form living musical documentary o f a album turned up as true when Thursday with a jam session blues greats—this is.what I like includes questions inquiring city with a good timely and Manassas came in this week- It’s beginning at 8:30 p.m. The jam to listen to. W hat I started with whether the registrant believes energetic mix of blues, jazz, a double set and each side will be held at the pool, and years ago on XERF is really my he qualifies for a hardship dixieland and rock and roll contains a different theme- The VSC students (all VSC students) deferment, for status as a played by the same men who themes are Consider Wilderness kind of music I can get behind are invited to attend. Marty conscientious objector, for a helped to create it. This is Dr. The Rave and R ock & Roll Is country music and even Barbara Bone and friends will play. surviving son exemption, or for John's most commercial album Here T o Stay- Ronnie Albert Streisand, but blues is my stuff Friday evening, beginning a 8 oth er Selective S erv ice to date, and it's on Atco. Engineer for Criteria says that "When I’m doing my show. I p.m., there will be a deferments and exemptions this is the best thing that Stills have a playlist—compiled by my coffeehouse. Entertainment will Finally, every registrant must On BLUE THUMB Records. has ever done seeing as he has people from 30 record stores in be provided by Carol Sunday. Mark-Almond’s first album has cut his last two albums there. San Diego and Los Angeles. But This coffeehouse will be held in list a place o f permanent been re-released. One reason is Appearing on the Atlantic I do the show as the mood the Rebel Room. Carol Sunday, residence, as well as a current mailing address The draft board that everyone is now more release also is Paul Harris Chris flows If I feel like rock. I rock. who recently toured with the Hillman. Dallas Taylor, Fuzzy Fov 15 minutes 0 I may do half new Kingston trio, will perform serving his permanent residence familiar with Mark-Almond. S am u els Al Perkins and Joe an hour o f oldies and talk poetry folk songs and others. This will will be the registrant’s Cuts on this album include The permanent draft b o a r d , Lala. in between. I do a thing. . .you b e a good night for City. A Song For You and The know. I can sometimes take an entertainment and fun. That’s regardless o f where he registers Ghetto. If you like Also from Miami, a "new” album and look at the linernotes F rid a y at 8 p.m. in the Rebel When he registers at his own Mark-Almond and haven’t release com es from Derek and and find a word that may give R oom . draft board, and when time gotten their first release y o u ’re The Dom inos. It’s the single me a cue to do a rap on.’ Saturday, beginning at 1 p.m., permits, after he has completed missing something! version of LAYLA. One side is A key feature of the Wolfman there will be some games, th e registration card the the short version and the other Jack show is interviews with including bicycle races (for boys registrant will be issued his For what it’s worth. The New side is the long version with the artists. So if you ever hear and girls), frisbe throwing reRegistration Cerfificate along Riders O f The Purple Sage have piano solo. So, if you happen to anyone talking about “Wolfman contests, and all VSC students with his Notice of Classification an album out now by the name catch everyone and his brother Jack,” you can talk about him are invited to attend. Later on, stating that he has been placed of POWERGLIDE. The sound is playing LAYLA to death on also. Saturday night, there will be a administratively into a hold tvpical of NRPS. but that’s all their station, the song came jam session beginning about classification, Class 1-H. that can be said because there from the single, which was 8 :3 0 p.m. in the Rebel R oom . Practically all new registrants are no credits on the album to released by ATCO last summer Sunday, the movie will be will remain in Class 1-H until speak of. The liner notes are but no one caught on. How the West Was Won. It will their lottery drawing which will non-existent so personnel cannot start at 8 p.m. in the Projection be held early in the calendar be determined. So. for those Room of the Student Union year in which they reach age 19. who know what NRPS sounds building. ID cards will be Those who receive low lottery like, all I can say is that there’s a checked. If you don’t have one, numbers will then be considered new one from Columbia. After some research and you w on ’t get in. for classification out o f Class listening to of tapes I thought We, the Union Board, hope 1-H. Young men become draft There’s another record out on that you might Don’t foiget the Jam tonight that you will enjoy yourself this eligible, provided they do not the market now that sounds be interested in the following by the POOL at the Student week; the first annual Freak receive a deferment or kind of clandestine and fishy. story It concerns one o f the Union. If you can’t make it you W eek I f you have any exemption, during the calendar That ’s the one named "Duane & world’s most popular and can hear the entire thing in live suggestions or criticisms, come year in which they reach age 20 Greg ” recorded in 196•. or famous deejays. His name is by the Chairman of the Union sections on WVVS-FM starting thereabouts by none other than "Wofman Jack”. Board office upstairs in the at about 8 p in. Duane and Greg Allman. Music college union, and let’s talk. April 27, 1972 . The VSC Spectator Page 5 Nobody Bothered To King Herion Revisited As k e ^ But •••• • •

“ King Heroin is my shepard I “ He leadeth me besides the Also found in the car with the shall always want . troubled waters. He destroyeth dead woman was this written -it's.about time they put a “These tragic words part o f a my soul. message: cigarette machine in Langdale... twisted rewording o f the beloved “ Yea 1 shall walk thru the “Jail didn’t cure me. Nor did 23d Psalm, were discovered valley o f poverty and will fear hospitalization help me for long - VSC n eed s m ore grass- recently in Reidsville N.C., in a no evil for thou, Heroin, are The doctor told my family it the green kind we walk on ... closed car alongside a dead with me. would have been better and heroin addict. She was 23 years “Thy Needle and Capsule indeed kinder, if the person who - I love our new library, BUT 0ld. “ Her death was ruled a com fort me. Thou strippest the got me hooked on dope had that lime green floor gives m e hallucinations. suicide. A hookup with the car’s table o f groceries in the presence taken a gun and blown my exhaust had sent carbon of my family Thou robbest my brains out And I wish to God he -D r. Greer is a marked monoxide fumes from a running head o f reason. had. My God how I wish.” improvement o f the infirmary... motor into the vehicle. Here’s “ My cup o f sorrow runneth the complete ‘Psalm.’ over. Surely heroin addiction —I m glad th e p ep p er shipm ent “King Heroin is my shepherd. shall stalk me all the days o f my h e my finally arrived at the cafeteria... I shall always want. He inaketh life and I will dwell in the House me to lie down in the guttersH o f the Damned forever ” April 27,1972 Page 6 ■ The VSC Spectator' Kappa Delta Shows Winning Tradition Soprano Recital Here May 4 program is to include works by obligation to do some o f the Kappa Delta S orority The Kappa Delta team is Vivaldi o f the Baroque era 20th century music which we defeated Langdale Hall to win made up o f Jean Lewis Kay Brahms o f the Romantic period seldom hear ” the overall championship title Eubanks. Ginger Baker Monisa The Romantic period is an and two groups o f 20th century Players for the Sorority were: Trice. Margaret Henderson, Kay outpouring of the emotions and songs—several poems by the Jean Lewis. Kay Eubanks Janie Hury De Lisa Stone, Vicki the listener can get more German, Stephan George, set to Lee. Kay Hury, Vicki B rum below , and Meredith involved interpretatively, music by Shoenberg as well as BrumbeloW. and Meredith Hamley. whereas the Baroque is more several by Samual Barber. Hamley. ‘music for music’s sake’ but “ I get a kick out o f the 20th White Rose Week was held equally fun to perform,” she century things ” Miss Mikkelson The Kappa Delta’s got o ff to a April 10-16 in honor o f five said said “ Singing the Shoenberg is • slow start by bowing to the Phi Kappa Delta initiates. Initiation Miss Mikkelsen, who joined very challenging and'so seldom Mu’s 12-10. ’ for Vicki Brumbelow, Haren the VSC faculty in September done ” The team came back to defeat Hill, Kay Hury, Cindy Williams, 1970. received the bachelor o f The songs by Samuel Barber Zeta Tau Alpha with a score o f and Margeret Wood was held on science and bachelor o f music are funny, nonsensical things 5-4. April 16. degrees from the University o f she said One is called Hopper Hall outplayed Kappa Alabama and the master o f “Promiscuity,” another “The Delta. April 17. by defeating April 20-Kappa Delta Sorority Soprano Carol Mikkelsen, music degree from Indiana them 7-2. defeated the ADPi’s 20-15 Kappa voice instructor at Valdosta Monk and His Cat ” University Delta Sorority became the State College is to be presented T h ey’re from a group o f She is listed'in Outstanding R e g e n t s winner o f Greek Week Olympics. in concert at 8:15 p.m. on May hermit songs written somewhere Young Women of America dna is Kappa Delta also won the 4 in V S C ’ Whitehead between the 8th and 13th a member o f Mu Phi Epsilon, Express plague for collecting the most Auditorium . Open to the centuries ” said Miss Mikkelsen. Kappa Delta Pi and Pi Kappa money for the Boys Ranch. public free o f charge, the “ I think we have a certain Lambda. Appreciation Chairman W. Lee Bulge stated that President S. Walter Martin had invited the Board o f Regents to hold its April meeting at Valdosta State College and that much thought and planning by him and his associates and by other officials and organizations, had been given to affording a pleasant and rewarding visit to the College. Therefore, upon motion properly made and variously seconded the Board o f Regents adopted the following resolution: WHEREAS, At the invitation o f President S. Walter Martin, the Board o f Regents held its regular monthly meeting at Valdosta State College on April 11-12.1972; and WHEREAS, Officials faculty, staff, and students o f Valdosta State College, Regent Charles A. Harris, as the host Regent, the V aldosta- Lowndes* County Chamber o f Commerce the Valdosta State Woman’s Club, the Camellia Garden Club, the Crescent Garden Center, and officials and other citizens: o f Valdosta: and Lowndes County have graciously entertained the members o f the Board o f Regents and their wives at this meeting o f the Board; THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the Board o f Regents shall and does hereby express its appreciation to President and Mrs. S. Walter Martin and the administration o f Valdosta State College the Student Government A ssociation , the Valdosta- Lowndes County Chamber o f Commerce, the Valdosta State College Woman’s Club, the Camellia Garden Club the Crescent Garden Center Regent Charles Harris, and other officials and citizens o f Valdosta and Lowndes County, for their cordial welcome and warm hospitality extended to the Board o f Regents at its April meeting, and for their continued support o f higher education. April 27,1972 The VSC Spectator Page 7 VSC Coeds With New Science Of Teaching

Lem ons are sour and lollipops are sweet and that’s the truth! That’s also science if you ’re lucky enough to be one o f the first graders at Valdosta’s S.L. Mason School, where pretty Valdosta State College coeds are teaching biology to little folks. “Field Biology for Teachers” is the name o f the innovative course the coeds are taking under the direction of Barney Purvis o f the VSC biology department. “From the standpoint o f method, every attempt is made to involve the child. This is known as ‘the p r o ce ss approach.” It wasn’t necesary to poll the six-year-olds in Mrs. Stan Coppage’s first grade at S.L. Mason this week to discover the children considers the process delicious fun. Coeds Becky Bettis o f Atlanta and Vita Webb o f Titusville, Fla., were using the approach in teaching a unit o f five senses, and the kids were eating it up. Literally. They sat happily in a circle licking lollipops, so they could compare them later with the sour o f lemon. Vita Webb and Becky Bettis demonstrate new science teaching techniques. “And I brought an onion and “ What’s an experiment?” Miss Purvis, recently named one o f an apple and had them hold hard object (a ring) and a soft “From observations they Webb asked one class. Georgia’s outstanding science their noses and taste each o f object (a stuffed toy animal),” noticed there were differences “ That’s chewing gum,” an teachers by the Georgia Science them, so they could compare said Miss Webb a VSC senior. and they, were able to make alert tot shot right back. and Technology Commission, is them,” said Miss Bettis, a junior “ The children were learning conclusions. This is a small And when Miss Bettis asked sold on the process approach at VSC. to make their own observations lesson in deduction.” the class if anyone knew what and convinced his coeds are “For the sense o f touch, I and they were doing it through Sometimes the young the five senses are a bright doing a superb job in the blindfolded them and had them comparison ’’ Miss Webb pointed scientists are funnier than they youngster replied, “It’s a nickel’s experimental teaching effort. feel the difference between a out after the lesson. mean to be. worth.” Page 8 The VSC Spectator A p r il 2 7,19 7! Greek W eek

Miss Debra Wood and Mr. Kenneth Carswell show excitem ent due to their being named Greek God and Goddess in the Greek Week festivities held last week here at VSC.

Cheers go up as excitem ent grows during the Creek Week Tug-of-War activity. The overall event was won by Kappa Alpha fraternity.

Men pull the chariots around the last turn of the Greek Week chariot race Plates are served during the Greek Week annual bar-b-que supper, which was run down Patterson street. This event was won by Delta Chi for the fifth consecutive year.

D ue to a turn made at a too high rate, the above Delta Sigma Greek Week legendarily com plete with Delta Chi fraternity winning Phi chariot overturns and the sweetheart takes a turn herself. the honors. They again won the Olympics and the Chariot Race. April 27.1972 The VSC Spectator Page 9 Well Attended

Sororities entertain at the song fest aspect o f the Greek Week activities.

Poo Nanny Revue gets into the Creek Week activities as they entertain for the annual dance held last Saturday night.

Girls work at challeng o f the sorority Olympics. The Kappa And the shot is thrown as the fraternities com pete in the various Delta sorority took first place honors followed by Phi Mu. Olympic sports held Saturday afternoon. Delta Chi displayed the m ost athletic talent and topped the stiff com petition.

Cream had to be the theme as VSC Greeks wound up their 1972 Greek Week. Featuring pie and egg throws the Greeks slap-stick antics provided a change-of pace for approximately 500 Greeks. A Greek Carnival, Service Project, dance and Chariot Race provided the ] timulation required for the change-of-pace. Delta Chi fraternity took top honors in the Chariot race and at Saturday's slated Olympics. Kappa Delta Sorority captured the crown for the Panhellenic version o f Olympics. This year's Service Project was centered around the Georgia Sheriff’s Boys Ranch in Hahira. A bike raffle, and Tuesday's service project raised $405.30 for the ranchers. "W e’re really happy that we could donate so much," said John Barge chairman of the Greek Week festivities. Barge asserted that "I felt that it (Greek Week) went smoothly." 'That’s as far as they were set up." To top their week off, Poo Nanny's Revue added their sounds to Mathis Auditorium for a dance. Several hundred Greeks attended the closing festivities which crowned Kenny Carswell and Deborah Wood as Greek God and Goddess More action during the Olympics as the com petition is con sid ered ' S h eriff’s for each event to add up each point for the highest total. The VSC Spectator Page 10 April 27,1972 SPORTS Rebel Leaders Rebs Take WITH MIKE CHASON Player B R H Avg Bobby Tripp 99 29 34 .343 W. Ga. Tommy Thomas Gene Felts 104 4 35 .404 Craig Courtney 94 17 32 .340 The Winner Eddie Cowart 62 13 22 .355 Frank Sumner 98 17 28 .286 Twice In 1959 Coach Billy Grant of the VSC Rebels recruited a Player W L IP hometown boy to bolster his Rebel baseball team. In 1962 ERA After a one day rain delay the Leroy Purdy 41 1 53 Grant’s hometown product graduated with a degree in business 4.08 VSC nine took care of West Rusty Simpson 11 2 53 from the college. He had served VSC well during his college years. 2.77 Georgia 4-2 on both ends of a Ronald Bennett 60 0 54% Who could realize at that time that this young man would return 1.33 doubleheader These two wins Andy Hassell 1 2 six years later to serve the school in an even greater w ay-as head 25 3.60 coupled with a 9-4 victory over 3 coach o f the Rebel powerhouse? The man in question is Tommy Dan Chadwick 2 54% 6.15 Mercer marked a three win Mike Archer -!■*. - Thomas. 13 4.15 streak on the road and a stand 0 Before he returned to his alma mater Coach Thomas received a Marty Lefiles | s SI 1 .00 record in the GIAC. Friday’s BS degree in Physical Education from Ga. Southern. S till n o t game saw Craig Courtney and satisfied he went on to get a masters in PE from Georgia Gene Felts hitting tremendous Southern in 1967. Boxscores home runs. Sunday the Rebs His coaching career began on the high school level at Wilkinson played two very similar games. County in Irwinton Ga. One year was all he needed to decide he In each game the Rebs held a was ready to return home. When the offer came to coach the 4-0 lead over the Lions of Rebels Thomas was amazed that he was even considered for the Carrolton and then allowed 2 job. He knew VSC had a winning tradition and upon acceptance runs in the ninth inning. This he was determined to keep this tradition alive. The efforts of gives VSC an 18-5 record with a Coach Thomas have not been in vain. 12 game winning streak This Four successive winning teams here resulted from his streak has been marked by dedication During this four year period, the Rebels have clutch two out hitting and captured three consecutive GIAC titles. Coach Thomas has excellent pitching by Purdy received personal fame by being named conference and district Simpson, Chadwick Bennet and coach o f the year three times! the rest o f the Rebs staff This brief history brings us up to Coach Thomas and the 1972 With the department and Rebels. He stated that this year's team has to be the best team he record of this team, how can we has ever been associated with at VSC. The team has good hitting aren’t ranked? a sound defense solid pitching and a winning attitude. After we battered Florida State by a score of 14-2 many people all over the Southeast began to realize there really is a Valdosta State. On May 17 we will begin the initial step toward our ultimate goal to show everyone just who the National Champions are. The district tournament will commence on that day in the home park of the GIAC conference winner If the world isn’t beset by another flood the rampaging Rebels should have showtime on their hom e field Coach Thomas felt that leadership has played an important VSC Rebel part in the success of this season, especially during our recent thirteen game winning streak The two Rebel captains, Steve Baseball Schedule Rominger and Craig Courtney, have displayed remarkable leadership throughout the year Somehow I feel there is one other reason the Rebels are flying high this season. That young man, who started out as a Rebel Sat. April 29 *(2) Piedmont College Dem orest himself not so many years ago, has definitely played a huge role Tues., May 2 Georgia Southern College Statesboro in making the 1972 Rebels the greatest team in VSC history. Thurs., May 4 (2) Columbus College Colum bus Sat., May 6 *(2)Piedmont College H om e Tues., May 9 Florida State University. Tallahassee Sat., May 13 *(2) Berry College H om e

*GIAC Conference Game April 27,1972 The VSC Spectator Page 11 Rebels Sign Indiana Cagers VSC Golfers Rate With The Best

VSC golfers — (back-row) David Spurgeon, Butch Miller, Mitt Layton, (front-row) Robert Culpepper, Tommy Bruner, and Gary Soldatis.

The VSC-Golf, team under the shooting a 74 and a 72 direction o f Coach Billy Grant respectively. has compiled an amazing 9-1 The highlight o f the year season record. Their only loss comes on May 8 and 9 when the came in the Southern Rebels enter the District Junior-Senior Tournament in Tournament at Calloway Alexander City. Alabama The Gardens Other teams in the University o f Georgia captured tournament include Augusta, the 16-team meet when our guys Berry Columbus Florida A & were eliminated by Columbus M, Mercer Piedmont Shorter College. West Florida West Georgia and Don Reason signs a Basketball grant arrangement with head coach Dominey. The Rebels close out their Armstrong State regular season with a three team Coach Grant stated affair involving Georgia “ Columbus and West Florida Mike and while I was there I Clyde who averaged just over Valdosta State College head Southern and Armstrong today will be the teams to beat for us talked to Don, who was out o f 29 points a game this season, basketball coach James Dominey and play their final match o f the to have a shot at the title ” school working visited VSC before signing and has invaded the state o f Indiana year on Friday. We defeated The winner o f the district “ I suddenly realized that if he clearly impressed the Rebel in general and the town o f Armstrong on Tuesday with tournament advances to the was going to be eligible next coaching staff. Kewanna in particular and has Robert Culpepper and Mitt Nationals at • Roswell, New season he would have to be in “ Mike is a true 6-4 guard,” signed two Hoosier state cagers Layton doing the most damage Mexico on June 6-9 school this quarter We talked it Dominey said. “ I know a lot o f to grants in-aid. over, and in two days he had 6-4 guards end up being 6-4 The first signee is 6-4 guard quit his job sold his car and forwards but I don’t think this PERSO NS of various occupations regarding N. Mike Clyde the leading scorer in come South.” will happen to Mike. I really American and Ove wees Opportunities up to $2,600 the Kewanna area during the During his senior year, Reason think he has the talent to stay in monthly. For complete information write to JOB 1971-72 season. averaged 33.5 points and 18 the back court ' RESEARCH, Box 1253, Sta-A, Toronto, Ont. Enclose Joining Clyde in the VSC fold per game and rebounds Clyde was a 61 percent & to cover cost" is 6 8 forward Don Reason, who connected on 70 percent o f his graduated from Kewanna in field goal attempts shooter from the field and 1970 when he considered one o f “Don has been working out managed to grab over 10 the top college prospects in with us, and he look.) like a rebounds a game. Indiana potential starter next season,” “ I m impressed with Mike’s “We are very fortunate to get Dominey said. “ He's a great statistics ” Dominey said, “ but I both o f these players ” Dominey jumper and he has a fine touch also like his quickness and said “ I went to Kewanna to sign from outside ” sincere love for the game.” KeTThome ^ GAME SAT. MAT G | VSC vs. JMtmoNT. Page 12 — .

ACTION RAGES AS INTRAMURAL SEASON COMES

TO A CLOSE ... Girls find that it’s all a matter of connecting with the ball as they participate in intramural softball.

Safe o f out? One call may make the difference in a win or loss.

INTRAMURAL STANDINGS *

Won Lost Alpha Xi Delta 4 1 Phi Mu 3 2 Kappa Delta 2 2 Alpha Delta Pi 1 4 Zeta Tau Alpha Ej 4 Langdale 4 1 Hopper 4 1 BSU 2 2 BSL 0 4

Won Lost

Delta Chi 8 1 Tau Kappa Epsilonn 8 ■ 'f t , Kappa Alpha 5 4 Delta Sigma Phi 4 4 Phi Alpha 1 7 Pi Kappa Phi 0 9

Delta flyers 7 ■ ■: TKE’s 6 2 Is it a homerun? With the high 8 Air Force 6 2 scores in the past games, it may be £ Wesley Foundation 4 2 § BSU 4 3 £ Cadet 1 3 April 27, 1972 The VSC Spectator Page 13 History Professor Military Ball Set Turns Biographer For This Saturday “ Downstairs was the world o f A. young bachelor history wit and gaiety bright colors and 'professor at Valdosta State elaborate parties, the world College has been dreaming about where a public image was a Richmond, Va., woman who created and external history was was born in 1873. recorded. Upstairs was a world He is Dr. E. Stanly Godbold, of despair and self-pity, .the Jr., assistant professor o f history place where novels were written at VSC, and the subject o f his for escape and companionship. dream is also the' subject o f his It was the seething depository new book, “ Ellen Glasgow and for the internal history o f a The Woman Within.” It's the solitary spirit.” first full biography o f one o f the Ellen Glasgow’s South’s best-known writers. autobiography came out in ‘I got thoroughly involved 1954, nine years after her death. with the subject when I was “ In it, she told about two o f writing the book,” he smiled. her lovers, who she called “When I was working on it she ‘Harold S.’ and ‘Gerald B .,” ’ was a very real person to me. Godbold said. “ But there were There were times when I would others, whom I identify in the dream about her.” b ook .” The author o f “ In This Our H is account of the Life,” whose novels amount to a relationship between Ellen social history o f Virginia from Glasgow and Col. Henry W. 1850-1942, comes across as “a Anderson, candidate for Governor o f Virginia, is based on very real person” in G odbold’s On Top o f the World: Honor Cadets Jack Wagner, Bill Stokes, Miss VSC, Ed Jones, “ the perusal o f approximately biography o f her. and Sandra Laib. “One o f the most enigmatic 800 letters which he wrote to figures in Southern literary her ” history, Ellen Glasgow was a “Anderson jilted her for the Queen of Roumania. but they woman o f great charm and History is to be made at the The Colonel added the cadets continued friends for the rest of brilliance in public ” Godbold Moody Air Force Base Officers at VSC are grateful for the her life ’’ Godbold said said. “ But privately, she was Club on Saturday, April 29, opportunity to use the Club for intensely lonely, alienated from A native o f Rembert S.C., when the cadets of the Valdosta their first Ball. her family, frustrated by a Godbold majored in history at State College Air Force ROTC During intermission, Teresa strange repulsion for men and Duke University took a unit hold their first annual Griffis, Miss VSC 1972, is to often despairing o f her life and bachelor of divinity degree at Military Ball from 9 p.m. 1 a.m. sing. She was sponsored by the art.” Southern Methodist and “ Officers Club members are AFROTC unit in the Miss VSC Godbold, whose speciality is returned to Duke to take an MA to be out guests at the Ball ” Pageant. Since winning the title U.S. social and intellectual and a PhD in history. He gives said Lt. Col. Raymond F. she has returned the compliment history, tells the story o f her life credit for his interest in Ellen Hamel, professor of aerospace by representing the unit at from the materials that have Glasgow to Dr Robert H. studies at VSC and commander various functions, according to survived—her autobiography, W oody o f Duke who suggested of the Detachment. Col. Hamel. Immediately preceding the The Woman Within,” which she the Virginia novelist as a likely “ We are happy to have this Ball, outstanding cadets are to refused to allow to be published subject of study for Godbold’s opportunity to expose our be recognized during a private during her lifetime, and the dissertation. cadets to a formal, social supper in their honor. notes Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings The dust jacket of the military function, at which they resulting 300-page biography The AFROTC unit at VSC had begun taking for an Ellen can mingle with young officers dedicated to Dr Woody, is a was organized in September, Glasgow b iog ra p h y . Mrs o f the United States Air Force measure o f the young historian’s 1971 Rawlings, Pulitzer Prize winning and their ladies.” author o f ‘T h e Yearling A“ died feeling for his subject the year she began the Glasgow “ Ellen Glasgow said she liked project; any qolor so long as it was red “ I visited libraries from Maine so I asked the people at the to Florida, researching Louisiana State University Press manuscript collections, and who published the book to that’s how I discovered the late make the cover “ any color so Mrs. Rawlings’ papers in the long as it is red ” and they did University o f Florida library ” he said. Godbold said. He also interviewed a number SPEAKERS WIN of people in Richmond and at Castine, Maine, where Ellen Glasgow spent the summers o f Beth McRae o f the Speech 'Her later years. a n d Drama Department Though G odbold’s biography accom panied students Pam •s a well-researched work o f Marquis Iris Dominey. Joe scholarship, it has the Brown, and Bill Stewart to the hate-to-put-the-book-dpwn Southeastern Poetry Festival at quality of a who-dunit novel. Florida Atlantic University Moving through it is a April 19-22 1972. Archibald fascinating woman who lived in MacLeish was a featured two worlds. speaker. Pam Marquis was a I The house became an finalist in individual extension o f the novelist’s dual performance personality and the boards Stan DeHart will take between the two floors divided students Louis Jordan Danny I into two worlds ” Dr. Westbrook Karen Carson Godbold writes o f the Glasgow Angela Huges and Tina - Moore home at One West Main Street in Georgia Southern Speech Richmond. Festival this weekend. Page 14 The VSC spectator April 27, 1972 SPEAKING OUT What Do You Think Is The Purpose Of The SGA???

Mr. Ken Ferrell. —Should be able to represent John Barge—Cordele, Business Liza Taylor, Greensboro, student body as a whole, not Mgr. Never had much contact N.C.—History An fraction. Concentrate on local with an SGA representative, organized body for students to problems. Try to represent the therefore, I don’t feel I know get things done I don’t think it's entire student body in relative much of what’s going on. as effective as it should be. areas.

J im Harwell. Wind er, Tommy Newberry. Colquitt Ronald Newton, Blackshear Ga.—Pshvcologv. As far as I can Ga.—Business. Look after the Ga.—Pred Med. Main purpose is see it’s for communication with ‘•ffairs o f the students. -Seems to for better relations between students. Effectiveness can be be pretty effective. students and administration. seen in the growth o f the school Sort o f a stairway between which has changed for the students and the administrators better. Seems to be improving April 27, 1972 The VSC Spectator Page 15 ANY RIGHTS AT 18? So you are almost 18? interest in property, he may void in person before the ordinary or applicants must submit have satisfactorily proved that You’ve been driving for two such conveyance upon arrival at and consent to the proposed evidence in the form o f a they have reached the age o f years, holding down a part time the age o f majority; making marriage, unless physical physician’s certificate that the majority may be issued a job and doing all sorts o f other another conveyance at that time presence because o f illness or female is pregnant or that both marriage licensee immediately adult things (including taking in will void the first conveyance infirmity is impossible in whic applicants are the parents o f a Physician’s certificate shall an occasional X-rated movie without reentry or repossession. case an affidavit by said living child born out o f wedlock include only those certificate when the ticket taker was not If property or an interest in incapacitated parent or guardian in which case the parties may be signed by physicians licensed checking). property has been conveyed to shall suffice In addition to said issued a marriage license under Code Chapters 84-9 or Even so, in the eyes o f the law an infant and. after arrival at affidavit, there must also be immediately. Applicants who 84-12. you’re an “ infant” right up to the age o f majority, he retains included an affidavit sighed by a the day you obtain the “ age o f the possession or benefit o f such licensed attending physician majority.” property or interest in property, stating that said parent or G overn or Jimmy Carter he shall have thereby ratified or- guardian is physically incapable Barnes Accomodates VSC recently signed into law a bill affirmed the conveyance.” o f being present. All applicants establishing i8 as the age o f Q. If I am not yet 18 must I who have reached the age o f majority. That piece o f paper Greek Organizations wait three days to be married majority, such proof being can make some vast differences following my application for a shown to the ordinary, as In an effort to alleviate supplier for clubs in the United to you, and it raises a number o f marriage license? hereinafter mentioned, may be ordering problems o f VSC States. Samples o f the various questions about your ability to A. Yes. According to Section married immediately and waive fraternities, sororities, and other products now available to VSC make legal contracts and your 4 o f the Act: the three-day mandatory waiting campus organizations Barnes students are on display at the responsibilities for them. ‘No marriage license shall period. The licensed attending Drugs at Brookwood has added Barnes Brookwood Drug Store. Q. If I am not quite 18. would be issued earlier than 3 days physician shall include only an addition that will cater The Barnes operation is a contract stand up in court? following the application those physicians licensed undeer directly to students’ needs completely local as it has been A. No. According to Section 2 therefor unless the female Code Chapters 84-9 and 84-12 or Carrying over 1200 different for the past 40 years. o f the Act: applicant is pregnant and such corresp on d in g requirements items from jerseys to formal Plans for the future include an ■^Generally the contract o f pregnancy is proved by a pertaining to licensed attending party favors to sportswear the instant delivery service. Trhough an infant is voidable. If in a certificate signed by a licensed physicians in sister states.” Barnes Greek Room has over incorporation o f a sewing contractual transaction an infant physician o f the State o f Q. Is the official to whom I 500 supplies and is able to machine, Barnes will be able to receives property or other Georgia, or unless the applicants apply for a marriage license procure most any item within a produce jerseys immediately. On valuable consideration, and are the parents o f a living child required to make me show proof maximum o f only four weeks. a comparable basis, the merchan­ after arrival at the age o f bom out o f wedlock, or unless o f my age? In order to offer such superior dise at the Barnes Greek Room majority, retains possession o f both applicants have been A. Yes According to Section merchandise and fast delivery, is no more expensive than such property and continues to proved to have reached the age 6 o f the Act: Barnes affiliated with American elsewhere, yet the quality and enjoy the benefit o f such other o f majority in any o f which ‘ When the applicant claims Association o f School Rentals. selection are superior for this valuable consideration, he shall events a marriage license may be that the parties heave reached This organization is the largest area. have thereby ratified or affirmed issued immediately. Any person the age o f majority the ordinary the contract and it shall be who issues such license in to whom the application is made binding on him. The contract o f violation o f this paragraph, shall satisfy himself that the an infant for necessaries shall be unless the parties fall under the applicant’s contention as to their binding on him as if he were o f 3 exceptions as hereinbefore ages is true. If the ordinary does legal majority except that the mentioned shall be guilty o f a not know o f his own knowledge party furnishing them to him misdemeanor and upon that both parties for whom a must prove that the parent or conviction therof shall be marriage license is sought have guardian o f such infant had punished as a misdemeanor. reached the age o f majority, he failed or refused to supply Such willful conduct shall shall require the applicants to sufficient necessaries for him.” constitute malpractice in furnish birth certificates or Q. If I signed away my office ” baptismal certificates.” interest in property before I Q. If I am underage and wish Q. Does pregnancy alter the came o f age am I stuck with to be married, are my parents ability o f underage persons to that decision once I obtain my involved in my getting a license? obtain marriage licenses? age of majority? A. Yes. According to Section A. Yes. The answer to this A. No. According to Section 3 5 o f the Act% one is also found in Section 6: of the Act: ‘In cases where the parties “ In cases where the male ‘The deed, security deed applying for a license have not applicant has not yet reached yet reached the age o f majority, bill of sale to secure debt or any the age o f majority and in cases their ages to be proved to the other conveyance o f property or where the female applicant has ordinary as hereinafter provided interest in property to or by an not yet reached her 16th infant is voidable If an infant the parents or guardians o f each birthday, in addition to parental has conveyed property or an underage applicant must appehr consent the underage applicant The VSC Spectator