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eorffe-ann6f y published by students of georpia southern college i Vo. .55, No. 14 Statesboro, (Georgia Tbursdav, Januarv !), l!)7 Masquers Now Holding 'Macbeth' Tryouts

Tryouts for the Masquers' play will design the sets. Dave the costumes: black, white, red, Macbeth are being held tonight Mathew will compose original and green. Different colors will Lady Macbeth's and Friday night at 8:00 in Mc- electronic music; and Mary be used to designate different Croan Auditorium. Tryouts, Mikell will assist with vocals. characters. For example, people Costume which began last night, are open Macbeth will use a thrust in the play associated with t» faculty, staff, and town- stage—that is, the stage will jut Macbeth will wear red and black; speople, as well as students, about 20 feet into the audience. Duncan's associates will wear according to Bob West, director The set will be massive and green and black; apparitions, of the play. medieval in design. witches, and common people will «Us*)n on («U-,(^ Macbeth has an unusually Between 75 and 100 costumes wear white and black. large cast, said West, with 32 will be used in the play. All will be Costumes will be supplemented male and 13 female roles. It is for original, according to Tony with ornaments such as this reason that tryouts are being Nottoli, who is designing the breastplates and helmets, said opened to a larger number of costumes. Nottoli. These ornaments will people than in the past. "The costumes will be a also be original. The current production of combination of Roman, Egyp- West said, "I'm optimistic that Macbeth is the first tian, and Gothic styles," Nottoli we will have quite a powerful Eh Shakespearean tragedy to be said. production this quarter." Only four colors will be used in (Sleep u)alk?ra scen^J performed at Southern in about 12 years, West said. In fact, the last of Shakespeare's tragedies to be performed here was Macbeth. Photography Offered TSpkts - -' In the previous version Ric Mandes, now Director of In- stitutional Development for the college, played the title role. The In Short Course play was directed by Dorothy Forty-six courses, including 17 licensing course, "Real Estate Lee, Assistant Professor of new ones, highlight the schedule Salespersons' Course" covers a Speech. of Winter Quarter Short Courses broad range of basic real estate Dr. David Ruffin will be at Georgia Southern. principles under the direction of Assistant Director for the current The new courses are being John Budack. Personal Investing Macbeth. Dr. Richard Johnson offered in a variety of topic will study instruments, financial areas, according to Short Course analysis, bonds, common stocks, Coordinator Gene Crews. and investment companies to New offerings scheduled for the decrease the risk of personal winter quarter include such investment. Dr. Lynn Dellen- Officials Ask Regents courses as "The Pleasure and barger will serve as instructor. Profit of Writing For Children," "Real Estate Salespersons' Law of contracts, wills, con- Course," "Introduction to Per- sumer law, law about family relations, and torts are some of To Consider Tuition Hike sonal Investing," "Law for the the topics which will be covered Layman," "Gems and Gem in "Law for the Layman," under At the December Board of raise only about $4 million and Mr. Lloyd Joyner, Registrar, Materials," "Beginning Regents meeting, University fall far short of raising the when asked about the Photography," "Planning Your the instruction of Dr. Lawrence System officials asked the student-borne costs to 25 possibilities of tuition hikes at Home Landscape," and "Back- Kelly. regents to consider a tuition hike per cent. Southern, echoed the sentiments Drs. Stanley Hanson and Gale packing: A Step at a Time." Bishop will instruct the course in that would produce at least 10 per The most expensive plan of the Board by saying that he The writing for children cent more money. Tuition fees expects no increase in mid- course, under the direction of gems and will develop an ap- discussed would add $50 dollars academic year, although the hike preciation of gem materials now bring in a total of 50 million to the cost at universities, $30 at Eugenia Christensen, considers dollars. will possibly affect summer several aspects of juvenile through knowledge of why some state colleges and $15 at junior quarter tuition. materials are desired as gems The statewide raise in tuition is colleges. This proposal would writing, including research, expected to ease the financial Vice-President Nicholas Quick formulas and format, polishing 'and some are not. raise student costs to the 25 per Black-and-white photography burden of the state colleges. cent level. said that the Board will discuss manuscripts, and manuscript Although the student is expected all options to cover inflated preparation. and processing will be the thrust to pay 25 per cent of the total cost Current tuition charges- budgets. Acceptable as a required pre- of beginning photography under of his education, the university exclusive of fees for health the direction of Van Jones officials say that currently the services and student activities— Martin. The Cooperative Ex- student is paying only 20 per cent now are $145 per quarter at the Comedy, Starring tension Service will present the of the cost. universities, $115 at four-year course in home landscaping and If the tuition is raised, colleges and $85 at junior will be instructed by Henry Clay, however, the state ap- colleges. Robert Alda, Coming Soon T.G. Williams, and Neal propriations are likely to be Chairman Charles Harris of "The Sunshine Boys," a veteran production of 538 performances on Weatherly. decreased by half. If the tuition is Ocilla, however, told members of. Broadway, will appear at Georgia Southern on Tuesday, January 14, Biology professor Bill Lovejoy not raised, the student cost will the Board that "We are not in the McCroan Auditorium. will present the course in back- be likely to drop to 18 per cent. talking about a dramatic in- The performance, which begins at 8:15 p.m., is being sponsored by packing, which will provide Currently the Board of Regents crease." the Georgia Southern Campus Life Enrichment Committee. techniques in backpacking, are discussing various plans for Chancellor George L. Simpson "The Sunshine Boys," which is the thirteenth comedy of Neil Simon, guidance in equipment, selection, tuition hikes. The least expensive Jr. said he will make a recom- stars Robert Alda and Arny Freeman. Described as "Simon's best and opportunity to share plan would add $5 per quarter to mendation to the Board in play yet" by the New York Times," the production joins several other wilderness experiences. tuition at universities, $10 to that January which, if approved, Simon hits in the Broadway spotlight. Included are "Barefoot in the Other new courses scheduled at state colleges, and $5 at Junior would go into effect beginning Park," "," "," "," and include "Early Childhood Development," "Georgia Colleges. The proposal would July 1, 1975. "Promises, Promises." "The Sunshine Boys," patterned after the old-time vaudevillians History," "United States and Smith and Dale, is a fictionized version of two old-timers. These two World Politics," "Understanding are portrayed as having become enemies after being a team for 43 Retail Math for Better Profits," Sports Information Director Resigns years, and not speaking for 11 years after the act disbanded. ''Quantitative Food Management," "Bridging the held to replace Deppisch, but Alda, who portrays Willie Clark, is a star of stage, film, TV, and According to Claude Felton, radio. His is known to millions who recall his protrayal of Sky Computer Gap," "Basic First director of public relations, Dave Felton doesn't expect a Aid," "Drawing and Design," replacement to be chosen for at Masterson in the original "Guys and Dolls" and his performance as Deppisch, Head of Sports In- George Gershwin in "Rhapsody in Blue." "Quilting," and special private formation, resigned his post least two weeks. music lessons. The Head of Sports Information Freeman, who played the Latin Lothario in "Cactus Flower" op- three weeks ago. posite Lauren Bacall for three years on Broadway, was last seen in Registration for all GSC short Deppisch, trained in sports coordinates GSC sports publicity course may be made by mail to throughout the state and nation. Joseph Papp's musical, "Much Ado About Nothing." broadcasting, will return to this Tickets for the performance are $2.00 for general admision, $1.00 for the Short Course office, Box 8124, work in Ohio. With his resignation, Deppisch Georgia Southern, or at the time ends two years of service to GSC. Georgia Southern faculty and staff, and free for GSC students with ID Currently interviews are being cards. of the first class meeting. Page TWO -the george-anne- Thursday, January 9, 1975

f % Redding Portrait people at southern ¥ * Painted By Student It took over 350 hours and three "When an artist paints ,» *. A Georgia Southern history professor has received one of 49 nation- months to complete, but to something like this, he might wide fellowships from independent study and research from the Tommy Pilcher, the time was spend as much as four hours a National Endowment for the Humanities. well-spent. day painting," explained Pilcher. Dr. Julia Smith, Associate Professor of History at GSC, was The result of the long-term "Perhaps 25 hours a week." awarded the grant for use in a comprehensive study of slavery and project was an oil portrait of the But the Redding portrait is only plantation culture in the coastal and island areas of Antebellum late Otis Redding, nationally one in a series for Pilcher, who is Georgia. known recording star and native a Macon native himself. His Dr. Smith is the only fellowship recipient from the state of Georgia of Macon. Pilcher, a 1974 art professional art career began for 1975-76 and one of only five from the South. The 49 Fellows were graduate of Georgia Southern eight years ago and since then, chosen from among 661 eligible applicants from across the country. College, recently unveiled the portraits of celebrities have been The fellowhsip program is designed to support the nation's top portrait during dedication his specialty. humanistic scholarship. Eligible for awards are teachers, ceremonies of the Otis Redding Included in his ac- writers, and interpreters of the humanities who have produced or Memorial Bridge in Macon. complishments are portraits of demonstrated promise of producing significant work. The portrait, which was such notables as rock singer Greg Dr. Smith will examine county court records, unpublished census completed last August, was Allman, also a native of Macon; returns, plantation account books, and letters of correspondence. She presented to Mrs. Zelma Red- Burt Reynolds; Art Linkletter; will conduct interviews with descendants of slaves to draw an ac- ding, wife of the late star. Congressional Medal of Honor curate picture of tidewater plantation society. Her work will lead to a Painted from a black-and-white recipient Sgt. Rodney M. Davis; better understanding of Black heritage and the African folk culture photograph, the portrait and Macon Mayor Ronnie that was, and still is, preserved in these isolated communities. measured 28 by 32 inches. Thompson. ***** Former GSC student Tommy Dr. Robert Coston, assistant professor and acting Head of the Pilcher. Duncan To Serve Department of Economics has co-authored an article with Miss Katheleen Woodard which was published in the 3rd Quarter, 1974, Program Focuses On On 1975 Committee issue of the Mid-South Quarterly Business Review. The article, entitled "The Four-Day Workweek: An Overview," Dr. Pope A. Duncan, president brings together significant primary research in the area of the shorter Successful Studying of Georgia Southern, has been workweek. invited to serve on the 1975 Coston, who received his Ph.D. from the University of Arkansas, "How to Succeed in College by small, informal discussion Committee on Workshops and came to Georgia Southern College in 1970. Really Trying." That's the focus groups has allowed some very Conferences of the American of a new program at Georgia ***** effective personalization of the Association of State Colleges and Southern College. Universities. Dr. R. Bruce Dunlap, Associate Professor of Chemistry at the program. Students learn how Beneath such catchy titles as their grades relate to their in- The appointment was made University of South Carolina, will be on campus Friday, January 10. "Psyching Out Professors," recently by Chancellor Whiting, Dr. Dunlap will give a talk entitled "A Biochemist's view of the dividual programs of study and "Questions from the Back Row," are able to find the most effective Allan Ostar, and Warren C Energy Crisis" at 2:00 p.m. (7th period) in Herty 215. All interested and "Life Preservers" lie Lovinger of the American faculty and students are invited to attend. way to study in specific academic valuable hints for learning what areas. Association of State Colleges and ***** the professor expects, par- They learn the times that are Universities. Dr. William H. Bolen, associate professor of marketing at GSC has ticipating in class discussion, best for study and the best times Participating with Duncan will written a review on the book Advertising by Mandell for the Journal of improving test scores, and taking for scheduling their classes. be: Harold Abel, president of notes. Numerous other tips for Marketing. In addition, they receive tips on Castleton State College in Ver- The review, which appeared in the fourth quarter issue of the strengthening study skills are choosing the classes they will mont; Rexer Berndt, president of Journal, stated "the book is an attempt to survey the many facets also discussed in the series of take each quarter so that they Fort Lewis College in Colorado; which make up the subject of advertising and to give the reader in- eight meetings. can balance a course which Ronald E. Carrier, president of sights into the various aspects of that subject." Under the direction of Ford requires a great deal of reading Madison College in Virginia; Bolen, who received his Ph.D. degree from the University of Bailey, Director of Counseling with one which requires little or a Dero G. Downing, president of Arkansas, joined the GSC faculty in 1966. Services at Georgia Southern, course in an area in which they do Western Kentucky University in and Jane Thompson, Counselor, not have a great deal of Kentucky; Richard C. Jones, ***** students are aided in achieving Dr. Warren C. Fields, assistant professor of music at Georgia background with one in a field in president of State University academic success through im- College in New York. Southern, and Dr. Robert E. Gerken, associate professor of music at proving reading, listening, and which they are more proficient. GSC, represented the GSC Department of Music at the 40th annual general study skills. And more meetings of the American Musicological Society held recently in help has arrived since the fall the % Washington, D.C. quarter program. A mechanical r The meetings dealt largely with the centennial observance of the scanner and programmed texts birth of Arnold Schoenberg and Charles Ives, and the 500th an- are now available to allow george-anne niversary of the death of Guillame Dufay. students to test and improve their Gerken began teaching at Georgia Southern in 1961 and Fields reading skills. joined the GSC faculty in 1966. Both are active in the affairs of the Bailey points out that the use of EDITORIAL BOARD Musicological Society. ***** GSC Profs Attend Margo Lemacks Editor Dr. Frank E. French, associate professor of biology at Georgia Salley Cotten Managing Editor Southern College, recently represented the GSC Institute of Ar- Entomology Diane Cappelli News Editor thropodology and Parasitology at the 19th Annual meeting of the 12- Dayna Jones Business Manager member Georgia Council on Entomology in Tifton. Meeting The Council, comprised of state and federal es nology department Three Georgia Southern STAFF administrators, reviews the current status of entomological research, Biology profess- Michael Thompson Features Editor extension and teaching in Georgia. This exchange of information ors held significant roles at . the Marty Fischer Sports I itor forms a basis for updating, coordinating and strengthening research recent annual national meetings of the Entomological Society of Don Wood Assistant News Editor and service programs of more than 175 Georgia entomologists. These Gary Crew Copy Editor entomologists are concerned with insects and mites of regional and America (ESA) in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Tony Nottoli a rtoon is t national importance to agriculture, forestry, public health, (Ircg Marshall Cartoonist recreation, and urban environments. Dr. Keith Hartberg chaired a At the meeting, French presented the current research and symposium, and Oliver and Jan Fields Sports Photographer publications of the eight-member GSC Institute and its associated Obenchain presented research graduate and undergraduate students. The topics of the publications papers before the Acarology ranged from the biology and genetics of mosquitoes, ticks, and mites, Section of the ESA. BUSINESS STAFF to medical bacteriology, microbial metabolism, cockroach eye Hartberg's symposium was on Joey Darsey Accountant development and to internal tremtode parasites of southeastern the subject "Genetics of Tom Jackson Circulation rodents and the pathogenicity of plant infesting nematodes. Mosquito Populations" and was Karen Wooster ***** part of the national program in STAFF WRITERS Two Georgia Southern professors have co-authored a series of six Medical and Veterinary En- articles on teacher collective bargaining in Savannah, which have tomology. Obechain presented a paper on Rachel Rhodes, Mary Solan, Linda Kay Wiiliams, Danny Shealy, been scheduled for publication in Savannah Magazine. II. Knauff, Susan Ambrose, Marci Wendelken, Brenda Bethel, Bill "Teacher Collective Bargaining Comes and Goes in Savannah" was "Circulatory Systems of the Gopher Tortoise Tick, Am- Grove, Myron Blackmon, Susan Clark, Tim Coen, Lynn Bozeman. co-authored by Dr. Bill Word, Assistant Professor of Economics, and Terry Williams Hairy Prisant. Dr. George Cannon, Assistant Professor of Education. It will appear in blyomma tuberculatum", co- a series of six articles beginning with the January, 1975, issue of authored with Oliver. Savannah. Oliver's paper was co-authored The series discusses nationwide trends in teacher collective with GSC research associate R.L. bargaining and traces the specific negotiations and organization in the Osburn and was entitled The George-Anne is the official newspaper of Georgia Southern "Spermatogenesis and College. Published weekly, except during holidays, and bi-weekly city schools of Savannah, Ga. from June to August. Subscription rate is $3.50 per year. The office Studied are the formation of the Savannah Federation of Teachers Karyotype of Amblyomma is locatdd in. room 110, Frank I. Williams Center. Telephone 861- iSFT) and its relationship to the Chatham Assocaition of Educators inornatum." 5600, extension 246, and business and advertising extension 418. iCAE). Negotiation of initial contracts and economic negotiation are Oliver has also assumed the ■Rrinted'by the Statesboro Herald Publishing Company. position of Chairman of the Editorial views expressed in the George-Anne are not necessarily discussed with subsequent involvement of the judicial system. those of the GSC administration or faculty. Signed columns are Developments of the organizations since court decisions are also Governing Board of the solely the viewpoint of the writer. stressed in the series. Acarological Society of America. V J Thursday, January 9, 1975 -the george-anne- TI!Ri:i t History Project Focuses Southern On American Revolution Not everyone involved in the "We intend to make the which deals with the art and American Revolution was a John presentations available to as architecture of the revolutionary Comfort Hancock, a Benjamin Franklin, many adult groups and period; and "The American By Michael Thompson or a Thomas Jefferson. organizations as available funds Revolution after Two Hundred G-A Features Editor The small Georgia farmer- will allow," says Joiner. "Civic Years: What is There to become-militiaman nervously Clubs, lodges, church groups, Celebrate?" carried his musket along a veterans' organizations, local \= muddy creek bank. historical associations and "The bicentennial observation High noon in the George-Anne office: His Loyalist neighbor was professional societies are all and this project." says Joiner, The room is dry and dusty from neglect. Old newspapers litter the anxious for the security of his invited to request the scheduling "should serve to renew floor. Aging photographs clutter the walls. A thick wad of dark green person, family and property; and of a program." awareness of the values which horseflies clings to the bare light cord dangling from the cracked a quiet naturalist tried to go The project is funded through led to the creation of the ceiling. Sweat drips profusely from their tiny armpits. They have been about his study of the flora of December 31, 1974, and Joiner American democracy and to hanging here for a long time. They are very tired. Suddenly the door coastal Georgia in the midst of notes that funds are still stimulate a reawakening of the swings wide. A gust of cold fresh air sweeps through the room. Your political upheaval. available to provide programs sense of purpose that gave Friendly Neighborhood Cowboy is back in town. Members of the Georgia for organizations that request direction to the people of another With a painful sigh he gazes at the George-Anne office. He swings his Southern College history faculty, them. troubled and confusing era." saddlebags from his shoulder and slaps the dust from his trailclothes under the auspices of the Georgia Some of the subjects covered in Counties covered by the with his hat. He kicks the door shut behind him. With a noticeable limp Committee of the National En- the presentations are program include Bryan, Bulloch, he crosses to his desk and sits heavily in his chair. He takes a small dowment for the Humanities, are "Revolutionary Battles in the Burke, Candler, Chatham, Ef- slip marked FEE PAID and a large slip marked CLASS SCHEDULE examining the kaleidoscope of Georgia Backcountry;" "Women fingham, Emanuel, Evans, from his shirt pocket. He tears both slips of paper into tiny scraps. He perspectives and variety of and the American Revolution;" Jefferson, Jenkins, Johnson, turns his face to the wall and begins to cry. impressions composing the "The Black American and the Laurens, Liberty, Long, Mon- Your Friendly Neighborhood Cowboy hates college. American Revolution. Revolution;" "The Democratic tgomery, Screven, Tattnall, The woeful moment passes. He leans back in his chair and rolls a The ten-member group offers Republic—Ideals and Images," Toombs, Treutlen, and Wayne. smoke. He smokes it. He feels better. He rolls another. He smokes. He presentations viewing the feels muy bueno. tapestry of events making up the He takes a pint bottle from his bottom drawer. It takes him a long revolution to civic, historical, =\ time to read the label. It says Southern Comfort. He takes a hit. He professional, and other adult f closes his eyes. He sighs. He feels pretty good. organizations in a twenty-county He turns to his battered typewriter and begins to type. He types for a area of Southeast Georgia. George-Anne long time. Maybe five minutes. He stops and stares at what he has "These programs are aimed at written. He cannot read it. deepening and refining our un- He rises with some difficulty. He begins to leave. He remembers the derstanding of who we really bottle. He goes back to get it. It is empty. He leaves it on the desk. are as a people and of how we Feature Your Friendly Neighborhood Cowboy smiles as he stumbles out the came to be who we are," explains door. „, „ Program Director Dr. G. Hewett Happy Trails Joiner. Section RA's Changing Image K J

Being a residence hall assistant college life." Each session is carefully isn't easy; it often means being A typical session will find the planned by two of an eight- viewed as an enforcer or a students sitting on the floor in member team. Planning policeman. small groups directed by housing committee members are House and counseling personnel. An Directors Al Davis, John Rapp, A new program at Georgia Nina Nahamies, and Susan Southern College is working to experiential learning approach has been used this quarter to help Hultgren; Larry Davis, Director Phi Mu change that image to the more of Housing; Charlene Bishop, positive one of the residence the RA's learn to communicate more effectively. Assistant Director of Housing; Phi Mu filled Fall rush quota with seventeen new pledges: Miss C. assistant (RA) as an individual Jane Thompson, Counselor; and Doyle, Liz Cheetam, Cyndee Wallace, Cindy Kinney, Kay Kaney, equipped to deal in a non- Individual sessions have dealt Al Raulerson, Counseling Susan Sims, Crystal Ward, Pam Murray, Peggy Dowis, Vicki threatening way with the with being aware of self and Pyschologist. Eberhart, Kim Harris, Pam Stephens, Linda Turner, Joni Smithwick, problems of students living in the others, listening to hear what Janet Smith, Joni Lawson, and Cathy Clarke. hall. others are saying, responding to Training starts with a four-day During Derby Week Phi Mu participated in all Derby activities and "We should be interested in students living in the residence workshop at the beginning of the took second place, with Denise Watson winning the title of "Miss students' using us as consultants halls, and acting to help the quarter to prepare the new Daring Debut". rather than as administrators or students through the information residence assistants to work enforcers," says Director of one has obtained. effectively in the halls. The Phi Mu also had three new Big Brothers last quarter. They are Tim Housing Larry Davis. workshop is followed by the Medford, Danny Johnson, and Mark Ballew. Big Brother Dave The RA's are learning more weekly learning sessions dealing than effective communication; Caswell was also back with us this quarter. To that end training sessions with those abilities which RA's they are also learning the value especially need. have been set up to help these of a team approach. Each one is student assistants enhance their able to see that others are dealing Kappa Sigma abilities to work with hall And the RA's appreciate residents. "Most of our RA's with the same kinds of problems having the opportunity to learn to The brothers of Kappa Sigma installed new officers on Monday, handle interpersonal relation- with which he is faced each day, better fulfill their roles. Future November 25. They are Grand Master Steve Bostock; Grand ships in a very natural kind of and the students are able to work training sessions seem inevitable Procurator George Stagmeier; Grand Master of Ceremonies Roy way," explains Davis. "They are out effective solutions to as Georgia Southern works to Akins; Grand Scribe David Holley; Grand Treasurer Don Byttner; situations which may arise in the help these students develop their Guards Hal Girardeau and Jim Nimmo; and Pledge Master Keithen outstanding students with a good Tucker. ability to adapt to campus and dormitories. natural abilities and talents. Jane Frost was crowned as sweetheart at Kappa Sigma's formal at Jekyll Island on November 16, and Kay Russ was chosen as the Fall Quarter pledgeclass sweetheart. Our football team produced another winning season with a 7-2 Classified Ads record. The Kappa Sigma International Fraternity celebrated its 105th FOR SALE: New Davis.Classic 2 birthday on December 10. For Sale Med. 5 tennis racket. 681-3940. Lost FOR SALE: Texas SR-10 LOST: One USMC wind- Alpha Xi Delta calculator. Warranty still in Found breaker. Red with gold Marine effect. $55. Contact Landrum Box Corps emblem on left breast. If On Tuesday, November 12, Alpha Xi Delta held her Scholarship 8678. FOUND: 1 windbreaker in found call N-201, Dorman Hall, Banquet. The banquet was in Brooklet, and one of our sister's mother game room; also 1 jacket. Call ext. 264. prepared spaghetti for us. Jan Wells and Becky Hutchins won the FOR SALE: Texas In- 764-9053. award for Big Sister-Little Sister with the highest GPA, and Jan Wells struments calculator. Desk- LOST: One billfold, black was the pledge with the highest GPA. Other sisters who had a GPA of sized. Has square, square root, FOUND: Key chain with leather. Need drivers license, 3.0 or above were given a rose. These sisters were Tina Adamcak, Ann factorial, greatest integer func- leather tag on Fair Road near Social Security, I.D., etc. Keep Belle, Monica Burke, Cindy Hostetter, Becky Hutchins, Suzanne tion, as well as special pi and e college. Claim at George-Anne the money. Contact Landrum Payne, Millie Reeves, and Sandy Stuart. keys. Call 874-9047. office. Box 11669 or 764-7766. The following night the pledges gave the sisters a Daiquiri Party and gave their Big Sisters the paddles they had made for them. FOR SALE: Martin Freres FOUND: Keys on Leather strap LOST: At the Flame, blue check- We have three new pledges and two new sisters. Our new pledges clarinet with HS mouthpiece, in Ladies Room—Newton book and brown wallet. If found are Laura Barber, Glenda Moore, and Brenda Quinn. The new sisters wooden body with nickel keys. Building. Pick up in Newton please return to Landrum 10318 are Ann Spalding and Jan Wells, who were initiated November 24 in a $75. Contact Landrum Box 8678. Room 101, Dept. of Soc. & Ant. or call Cindy at 681-4190. ceremony at the Sea Island Bank. f *% Page FOUR George-Anne Sports Thursday, January 9, 1975 J ■ 'y/yy//y^yy^yy//y^y^^yy^/^yyyy/,yyyyyy^yy^y^^//^^^^^^y^yyjr^yy^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^yy^^ Let's Talk GSC Sports Calendar Sports January 9 Gymnastics GSC vs Slippery By Marty Fischer G-A Sports Editor Rock State 7:30 Hanner

As many of you know, the coming of a new year is often a time of changes and making existing organizations and functions a bit better. The sports department at Georgia Southern is no exception. January 11 Basketball GSC vs Univ. of Ga. There are two major changes in the personnel in that department that deserve recognition. First, a new athletic director must be found to replace J.I. Clements, who saddened all of us with his death in (Women) 3:00 Hanner November. Second, a new Sports Information Director must be hired to replace Dave Deppisch, who went to Ohio to pursue a career in radio. Both of these jobs are very important links in both the ad- ministrative and informational aspects of the collegiate sports Basketball GSC vs Fairleigh program here at Southern. It would be hard to make some of the teams at GSC much better, but as always the coaches of the respective sports are doing their best to Dickinson 7:30 Hanner improve their team's record. The basketball Eagles aren't doing very well right now, but coach Larry Chapman is working hard, trying to find the right combination to put together a winner. And who knows; he might do just that. In- January 15 Gymnastics GSC vs Memphis cidentally, the Eagles will play host to Farleigh Dickinson University Saturday and Georgia State University Thursday. Both games will start at 7:30 p.m. in Hanner Fieldhouse. The coming of the new year should bring smiles to swimming and State 7:30 Hanner water polo coach Buddy Floyd. The water polo team finished its season with an 8-1 record, the best in the school's history, and received a bid to the NCAA tournament in California. The swimming team swings into action this quarter and early reports show the Eagles to be a powerhouse in the Southern. The women's basketball team is much improved from last year and Chapman Still Looking well worth your attendance at their games. The Lady Eagles' main goal is to beat the number one-rated women's team in the state, Mercer. If the progress continues, it may not be long. The men's and women's tennis teams will be looking to improve their fine records of a year ago. The women finished second in the For Starting Five state, and the men finished third behind Georgia and Georgia Tech. The loss of Charlie Ellis, last year's number one men's player, will hurt the chances of duplicating the 17-3 record of a year ago. We'll "We've got to play hard-nosed, State (twice), Mercer University contests. have to wait and see when the netters begin action later this quarter. aggressive basketball from here (twice), Stetson, and Old The starting lineup has Ron Polk is still diligently trying to get that NCAA championship for on out." That's the way Georgia Dominion. changed considerably since the GSC. He's been close, but thus far his Eagles have finished as high as Southern head coach Larry "Effort will be the key for us West Virginia game. According sixth in the College Baseball World Series. But as far as Polk's con- Chapman sums up the remainder the rest of the way," said to Chapman, freshman guard cerned, there's only one place to finish, and that's first. And if I know of the season for the Eagle Chapman. "We've got to play Jim O'Connor is now the Ron Polk, one day his baseball Eagles will do just that. cagers. inspired, intelligent basketball. "quarterback" of the team. And According to Ron Roberts, GSC golf coach, the Eagle golfers haven't Looking at a dismal 1-5 record, John Vail (6-6) has got to score with the play of Beuke, he has played up to their potential yet. But when they do, look for the Eagles Chapman still remains optimistic and play like he is capable of earned a starting berth. Vail and to be one of the top three or four college teams in the nation. about the Eagles' play. playing; Jim Clark (6-8) has got Baker are the only two still These teams and others are looking to make 1975 their year. Some "We were certainly not very to play (he is currently out with holding starting nods since the changes will be made, and some teams will be better and some worse. aggressive against Indiana an ankle injury); John Baker and beginning of the season. The fifth But as I have said numerous times already, we'll just have to wait and Central," recalled Chapman. Dick Beuke have got to continue starter will come from juniors see. "We had too many breakdowns. to play well; and the rest must Maurice Stoutermire or Ed But we came off the Butler game take up where they left off in the McArthur, or Clark when with a very positive team attitude Butler game." healthy. and outlook for the new year, Beuke became a quick sen- Water Polo Team despite losing 86-81." sation on the recent road trip to But despite the poor start, the Chapman noted that the Eagles Indiana. The 6-5 junior, playing Eagles must play with in- had not been overwhelmed since before his hometown fans in spiration, says Chapman. "That Ends Great Season the first half of the season opener Indianapolis, poured in 15 points will be the key to turning the against Indiana Central and 28 With double victories over against." against West Virginia. But the season around. There's still remainder of the schedule will against Butler to lead the team in plenty of time to do it. But with Florida State's Seminoles last Floyd was also quick to point both contests. Prior to those quarter, Georgia Southern's out the value of junior Don not be an easy one. Still ahead of the teams that remain on the the Eagles are South Carolina, games, Beuke had been used only schedule, it will be a tall order." water polo squad completed its Welchko and sophomores Larry sparingly in the previous four finest season ever and earned Peake and Tom Pecht. Jacksonville (twice), Florida head coach Bud Floyd's tag as "Welchko's speed assured us of "the South's best team for 1974." getting the ball at the faceoff in Finishing at 8-1, the GSC water each quarter," commented polo team dropped its only match Floyd. "And he caused our op- Intramural Review of the season to FSU earlier in the ponents to protect against the year, but responded with three fast break. And Pecht was cer- Alpha Tau Omega rallied for quarters, holding ATO scoreless. with Danny Daniels on the victories over the Seminoles by tainly one of the toughest two touchdowns in the fourth But in the fourth quarter, receiving end. The Renegades scores of 224, 14-8, and 11-6. defensive players around. He quarter to win the 1974 flag Womack hit Doug Evans in the totally dominated the offensive Other regular season victories established that we would not be football championship over the right corner on a 17-yard touch- statistics in the game, getting came over the University of pushed around physically in the Roughriders 14-6 during Fall down pass to knot the score at 6-6, seven first downs to only one for South Carolina (10-5 and 9-6), water." quarter. In the other game Sigma and later found Keith Holland Sigma Chi. University of Georgia (11-5), Floyd feels the 1974 team was Chi defeated the previously open for a 22-yard scoring pass. Georgia Tech (17-5), and Van- his best ever; however, with no undefeated Renegades 6-0, before Womack scored the extra point, derbilt (12-6). seniors in the starting lineup, being eliminated from the making the final score 14-6. ♦♦♦ competition because of The game was a defensive Heading the GSC offensive Floyd can hardly wait until next Zeta Tau Alpha won the attack during the year were season. disciplinary matters. struggle all the way with the For ATO, it took the play of women's intramural volleyball sophomore Bruce Pawloski of Roughriders getting only one tournament held last quarter. Bringantine, N.J., and juniors Five farmers from Zorra, On- quarterback Ronnie Womack to first down and ATO getting only tario, the smallest of whom ZTA beat Delta Psi Kappa for the Mike Doan of Huntington Valley, ignite the come-from-behind three. title 2-1. Pa., and Burt Peake of Asheville, stood 6'1" and weighed 188 victory over the Roughriders. N.C. pounds, on July 4, 1893 at the A first quarter touchdown was Chicago World's Fair, outpulled The Roughriders scored first in the only scoring in the Sigma Chi- To reach the finals, each team "And our freshman goalie Jeff teams from Britain, France, the third quarter on a 64-yard run Renegade game. Sigma Chi's had to win a double elimination Pack had a fantastic season," Belgium, Germany and the up the middle by Danny Henson. quarterback completed only one tournament in its league. ZTA said Floyd. "Jeff outsaved every United States to become tug-of- The Roughriders defense proved pass all afternoon, but it was beat Kappa Delta 2-1, and Delta opposing goalie we played war champions of the world. tough through the first three good enough for the touchdown. Psi Kappa beat the Follies 2-1.