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Chanticleer | Vol 5, Issue 11

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- Holiday Issue The JSU Dance Company presents a Christmas Concert today and tomorrow at 8 pm in LCA. You can see this concert for $1.00 (general admission) or 50 cents (student). Some of the featured performers are the Ragdolls in the picture above. The Ragdolls are from left: DeVe10 p - Rhonda Ward, Tuscaloosa and Regina Burdette, Guntersville. Mental Chanti Editor Leaves Reading By BILL LI'ITLWOHN Group Pictures Steven J. Allen, editor of the but failed to obtain an order CHANTICLEER, announced his calling for his reinstatement. In Lab resignation over radio station an out~f-courtcompromise, he WDNG Sunday morning, Nov. 25. was reinstated as coeditor of the For Mimosa Have you heard about the The resignation comes in the CHANTICLEER along with Carl Group pictures are scheduled Please be prompt. The Developmental Reading Lab for wake of disagreements between Phillips, the associate editor, on to be-made for the Mimosa at 7 following procedure will be used. university students which is now Allen and the Publications bard, Nov. 20th. pm. in the Student Commons Promptly at seven, two groups open in Ramona Wood Building. which dismissed Allen on Friday, The current editor is Carl Auditorium as follows: will be called up and posed in Here is your opportunity to im- Nov. 16th. Allen then took his case Phillips, who will fill the post Monday, December 3: Student separate sections of the prove your speed in reading and to a federal court in Birmingham, until the end of the fall semester. Nurses Association, Economics auditorium. The picture will be comprehension of material you Club, Panhellenic Council, In- made. The group will be asked to do read. What could it mean to tafraternity Council, Women's mve several feet away and you? Less time spent on reading Rifle Team, Men's Rifle Team, r+ ain in the same formation so assignments. More com- Rangers, ROTC Sponsors, thag.names may be taken for prehension of textbook material. Scabbard & Blade, Phi Beta identification purposes. We ask Better grades. The good reader Lambda, Sigma Alpha Alpha, that ypur group appear as can become better. The fair Baptist Christian Ministry, The scheduled because changing. the reader can become good. The Catholic Student Association, schedule to please individuals or poor reader can become fair. Black Student Union, Alpha Eta particular \ clubs is impossible. The cost of the course is your Epsilon, Phi Mu Alpha, Delta We use thi system because the time and effort if you are enrolled Omicron, United Christian time allow\ more people to be at J. S. U. Many people pay Students. United Christian present uithqut missing classes dollars for this service in the Ministry. and use of the' auditorium which business world but to the J. S. U. Tuesday, December 4: J Club, is the only xqeeting place on student it is FREE. Lex Corpus, Law Club, campus lighted for making The Developmental Reading Psychology Club, Council for pictures of large +goups at night Lab is open on Monday, Wed- Exceptional Ed., SEA, Ushers' allows us to keep to a schedule nesday, and Friday from 9:50 Club, Geography Club, Physical regardless of weather conditions. am .-2:20 p.m. and on Tuesday Education Club, Home We appreciate your cooperation and Thursday from 9:30 am.-2:10 Economics Club, Art Guild, in this matter. Working together pm. Contact Dr. Martha Howell Masque & Wig, Women's like this will serve to make the or Mr. Eugene Jones if you are Counselors, Men's Counselors, 1974 Mimosa better. interested in joining a group. Future Secretaries Association, Thank you, The Writers' Club, Pi Gamma Mark McRae and Susan Mu, Phi Mu Chi Beta, Kappa Steadman, Section Editors; Miss Merry Delta Epsilon. Mrs. Opal Lovett, Adviser. Christmas Registration News Pageant From Dr. Miles The University is adopting a We are, therefore, asking that On Thursday, Dec. 6th, Circle plan to identify students by their students give us their social K will sponsor the Miss Merry social security numbers, a plan of security numbers--and student Christmas Pageant. The entry identification which is gaining numbers-when they file permits fee for each contestant is $10. The acceptance by all segments of to register and when they com- admission price is a $1 donation. our society. We hope that the plete registration forms. Those All proceeds will go to buy toys social security number system students who have not yet ob- for needy children which will be will, in the near future, supplant tained a social security number distributed on the 10th of our method of identifying should apply for one through the December during the Christmas students by a University proper feder a1 agency as soon as party which will be reigned over From left Ellen Jane Branhan, Jacksonville; Denise Dikes, Miami, generated student number. possible. by Miss Merry Christmas and Florida; Gayle Mitchell, Calera. Santa. 2 Monday, December 3,1973, CHANTICLEER

Please I'd Rather Not Hear It

By JANE INGRAM (A Professional Giftwrapper) Is there any charge? I'll bet you can't wrap an Is it too late to get this wrap- What would you have done if I know you probably dm2 have Scotch tape hadn't been in- Why dm't you wrap for Kit- umbrella ! ped? a box for this birdcage but--could W's? Giftwrapping is the easiest Why are they playing jingle vented? you wrap it anyway? Don't you have any prettier Why don't you wrap gifts from work of all, isn't it? bells over and over? I'll bet you can't wrap this Can't paper? I've seen lots nicer at other stores? Can you wrap this before you you hwy? hatbox ! Wrap it for Christmas and then dose? It won't take ten minutes Why don't you put those left- Penny's. Why should I show you my You haven't been giftwrapping wrap it for mailing. (Clothes hamper ) . over bells on my package? receipt? Ill have you know I'm Why don't you put some little Who does this brown belt What will you do for a job now? very long have you? an honest person and a long-time Honey-I just want two boxes extra touches on my gift? belong to? Why are you staring at the customer ! for these small itans. I'll wrap Where is that paper you had Why did you throw away the dock with that dazed expression? them at home. What! Do you I don't like that paper! I'd last year? price tags? Hey Lady! Whatcha doing on mean to tell me that you don't rather have the green and gold Don't you have any more shirt Can'tyou look under all that the floor under all that paper? have any better ones? Don't you with red bells. boxes? paper and find my sales ticket? Lady? I wonder why she doesn't have any green bows? This is the last time I wait until + Don't you know how to fold Hey! You wrapped my blue tie answer? the last minute to do Christmas anything ? with her nightgown! Ha! Bet you can't wrap this- Don't you have any green *opping ! Why does my present look as if Honey-that gift was for a but I hope you can. bows? Couldn't you wait on me first? it's about to buldge out at the man-NOT a woman! What do you mean? I've never 1 don't like that gold paper. My lunch hour is almost up. (My seams? Would you like for me to come heard of anyone running out of Take it off and rewrap it in the husband's riding around the Don't you have a larger bag? in there and show you how to red bows! It isn't Christmas if you don't have red bows. green. block; I'm overparked . . . etc.). I didn't want this gift, so I wrap? That's a dear. Would you mind wrapping wrapped it for something else. You look tired! What would you have done if Since you're just standing there these (15 pairs of socks and 10 Would you wrap it again? Do you dream about this at Scotch tape hadn't been in- with nothing to do, I'll give you ties) separately? And would you I'll bet you dream about night? vented? something to wrap! please put different paper and wrapping-don't you? I wish I had an easy job like Hey! I was here first ! Would you mind wrapping bows on each? Oh yes, write the Can't you wrap any better than this ! Aren't you glad that machine these (25 pieces of costume name on them, too ! that? Hey ! Christmas is almost here. makes bows for you? jewelry) separately? Ill bet you make bows in your sleep.

World

Sy BEVERLY TODD Cast your eye upon the sunlit sky As the glowing colors play upon Each waitful leaf, of a nearby tree.

Two leaves, together, apart from all others Touching, close, looking through the crowd So they can see . . . Below.

Another world, mysterious, enchanting, A different world from their own. As they hold each other near, they begin to wonder If they should leave their golden home. Silently they leave their dream world Gems Of The Hills Gem Of The Hills I Pretty JSU coeds Debbie and Janet Patterson help Santa read his N mail as they remind you that it is time to send your Christmas letters Pretty JSU coed Susan Carroll is doing her part in conserving G and cards today. Debbie is a 5'4" blue eyed blonde beauty, majoring energy as she studies outdoors during the beautiful fall weather of Only to discover their fantasy in Physical Education and minoring in Biology. Janet is a 5'5" blue Alabama. Susan is a pretty 5'4" green eyed brunette, sophomore of a new world eyed blonde beauty, majoring in Psychology and minoring in beauty from Arab, Alabama. She is a Marching Ballarina; a Pi Is lost in reality. Sociology. They are members of the Marching Ballarinas, and are Pi Kappa Phi, Lil Sis; and a Sociology Major. She is the daughter of Mr. Kappa Phi, Lil Sis. They are the daughters of Mrs. Marlene Patterson and Mrs. J. J. Carroll. of Oxford and Mr. William 0. Patterson of Talladega. SR, Monday, December 3, 1973 3 Graduating Seni ors The following is a tentative list education; Helen Bernice Gilley, Lorraine Ray, secondary Dale Dempsey, William Edward Twilley, Jimmy Wilson vest, of candidates for graduation on secondary education; Inez Glass, education; Sydney Fox Reid, Dobbs, Carol Jane Durkin, Darrell Wayne Vice, Gregory December 19,1973. If you intend to secondary education ; Brenda elementary education ; Mary Steven Richard Eckhoff, Steven Philip Vickery. graduate and your name does not Dianne Green, secondary Quenell Robbins, secondary Earl English. Barbara Macoy Walden, appear, check with the ap- education; Glenda Louise Green, education; Glenn Morris Roswal, Albert James Evans, Ruth Jacqueline Elaine Walls, Linda propriate office to ascertain the secondary education; Elaine secondary education; Barbara Forniss, Phillip Jeffrey Foster, Ann West, James Hugh White, reason your name is not on the Glenn Hallmark, secondary Frances Rowell, secondary Takashi Fururnura, Travis Leon Jr., Thomas Beason Wilkes, Jr., list. education; Hetty Ann Hamilton, education; Janis Parton Sanders, Garrett, James Mickey Gifford, Shawn Williamson, Jonny If your name does appear and secondary education ; Donna elementary education; Ranona Lynne Ormond Gillam, W. Coleman Willingham, Lena you do not intend to graduate, Elaine Hammock, secondary Elaine Sharp, secondary Charles Gillespie, Randal Erwin Josephine Willis, Charles Phillip please check with the ap- education; Ruby Lipham Han- education ; William Clinton Gray, Robert Lee Green 111, Winn, John Joseph Yakely. propriate office and ask that sen, secondary education ; Judy Shipman, Jr., secondary Ronald William Grogg, Phillip office to delete your name. Bannister Harris, secondary education; Margaret Ann Sisco, Michael Guthery, Catherine Bachelor of Arts We call your attention to the education; Carol Lynn Hay, secondary education; Deborah Vanessa Hamilton, Dennis Harp, Steven Joe Allen, Gregory way your name appears on the secondary education; Sandra F. Wilks Sizemore, elementary James Osburn Harris, Jr. Charles Arnberg, Linda Ruth list. If it is not the way you wish it Headrick, secondary education. education; Rhonda Joy Wilks Carol Harrison, Jerry Clyde Barrett, Marie Therese Baugh- to appear on your diploma, Alex Wayne Heath, secondary Sizenore, secondary education ; Hart, Thomas Jay Harvey, Mary man, Beverly Ann Boggs, Danny please make that fact known to education; Carol Louise Hen- Donald Ray Slaten, secondary Angeline Harwell, Randy Paul Lee Borders, Gonzalo Blas Mrs. Manners in the Office of derson, elementary education; education; David Early Smith, Haynes, William David Hen- Casares, W. Lee Chaffin, Jr., Admissions immediately. Dianne Goss Henderson, secondary education. derson Jr., Linda Gaye Hill, David Terron Collins, Carl secondary education; Jane Brenda Ann Snow, secondary Perry Phillips Hix, Clifford Donavin Crutchfield, Gloria Bachelor of Science Hartsook Herb, secondary education; Deborah Kay Sparks, Jackson Holcomb, George Susan Culberson, Conetance In Education education; Dennis H. Herring, elementary education; Debra William Holcombe, Jr., R. Louise Day, Veronica Robinson Sherill Jo Adkins, elementary secondary education ; Nancy Joyce Steele, secondary Stanley Holcombe, Jr., John DeRamus, Warren C. Dove, education; Shirley Ray Allen, Couch Herring, secondary education; Myra Alldredge William Holloway, Alonzo Barber Deborah Coggins Duhon, Robert secondary education ; Dewey education ; James Lawrence Stewart, secondary education; Hooper IV, Jimmy Horton. Harold Freeman, Jr. Charles Anderson, secondary Hoffman, secondary education; Jeanne Lou Sudduth, elementary Jack Wayne Hughes, Larry Charles Michael Goad, L. June education ; Myra Emmett Austin, Debra Elaine Holcomb, secon- education; Enid Regina Sykes, Ray Hull, Ben L. Huston, James Godfrey , Stephen Lamar elementary education; Barbara dary education; Jeri Wilson secondary education ; James Danny Inmon, Robert Joseph Goodwin, Mary Kathryn Har- Gene Beam, secondary Holcomb, secondary education; Danny Taylor, secondary Irwin, Larry Wayne James, bour, Patricia Ellen Harris, education; Gregory Earl Lanny Ross Holt, secondary education; Fred Walden Teague, James Gaston Johnson, Ricky Gerry L. Harrison, Deborah Ann Benefield, secondary education ; education; Paula Kay Horton, secondary education ; Joan Marie Lynn Jones, Charles Frederick Henderson, David Stephen Terry Robin Beverly, secondary secondary education; Donna Tester, secondary education; Kah, Diana Lee Kelley, Sandra Hodge, Pamela Gail Jay, education ; Sharon Eileen Carroll Hunt, secondary Sandra Lee Tyson, elementary Kaye Kendrick, Donna Jo Kerns. Thomas John Kolasinski, Julia Blackerby ,secondary education ; education; Irene Hutchings education ; William Lamar James Monroe Kincaid, Jr., Barbara Lee, Verbon Leon Charis Annette Bonds, secondary Huxford, secondary education ; Wadsworth, secondary Samuel Cleveland Kinsaul, Virgil Lindsay, Jr., Judith Mary education; Jerrie Van Horn Barnett Franklin Jackson, education; Robert Glenn Walker, Victor Lee, Jr., Cecilia Maria Martin, Mervaleeq Martin, Earl Bookout, secondary education; secondary edu~ation; Donna secondary education; Elaine Lepe, Richard L'Eplattenier, Daniel M&>thiS. Gail Sirmon Britt, secondary Bone Johnson, elementary Cornelius Wall, secondary Marc Cannon Luckey, Carl David William Francis McCargo, education. education; Gayle Beggs Kirby, education. Martin, Michael Edward Mason, William Burleigh Newby 111, Pattie Louise Brothers, elementary education. Vickie Powell Weems, Alan Reid Matthews, Mary Jane Burt Donald Owings,Ri&mond elementary education; William Susan Diane KiP;iah, secon- secondary education ; Teresa McCain, Douglas Wayne Mc- Perry, Fred Howard Plyler, Bob Edward Brown, secondary dary education; Susan Diane Jackson Whitehead, secondary Cluney, Sharon Packer Mc- Bruner Rimm, Julia Jane Lee education; Wanda Ann Burns, Lancaster, secondary education; education; Janet Ann Whorton, Cluskey, Richard Timothy Redden, Rosie Lena Rice, Bruce secondary education ; Donna Kenneth Allen Lay, secondary elementary education; Joe R. McCrorie. Warren Roberts, James Demp- Jane Bynum, elementary education ; Jeffery Roland Wilkerson, secondary education; Joseph Durick McDevitt, sey Selrnan, Jr., James Howard education; Patricia K. Cagle, Lmard, secondary education; Betty M. Williams, elementary Douglas Lloyd Miller, Edward G. Smith, Thomas H. Smith, Robert elementary education; Kathy Patricia Lasseter Lindsay, education; Eddie Joe Williams, Montgomery, Denise Julia Caldwell Snead. Sue Camp, secondary education; secondary education ; Virginia secondary education; Brenda Moriarty, Joy Ann Morrison, Kenneth Lee Todd, Angela Mary Ann Carroll, elementary Carol Livingston, secondary Amberson Woods, secondary George Drake Nichols, James Maria Tramrnell, James Bruce education; Wilma Moore education; Nancy Sue Lowery, education; Sonja Adams Yates, Edward Nichols, Royce Gerald Tucker, Jr., Sandra Ashley &istian, secondary education; secondary education; Charline elementary education ; Con- O'Donnell, Douglas Junior Turner, Michael Gies Weeks, Garnald Wayne Clemmer, Farris McFall, secondary stance Cheryl Young, secondary Otinger, Elbert Wayne Owen, Steve Ricky Weems, Olga Fer- secondary education; J. Carolyn education; Martha Hardman education; Danna Kaye Young, Loyce Gerald Owen, Rodney nandez-Vanga White, Sara Lester Cochran, secondary McNair , secondary education ; elementary education; Sylvia Lamar Owens, Allen Wayne Elizabeth Wilson. education; Opal Williams Coffey, Charles Warren Martin, Ellen Young, elementary Paseur. elementary education ; Linda secondary education; Madonna education. Kenneth Warren Patterson, Master of Science Anne Collier, secondary Rea Mayfield, elementary Bachelor of Science Donald Linzy Payne, Donald In Education education ; Benny Steve Conley , education ; Betty Grayson Miller, Forrest Renick Adams, Vicki Wayne Peppers, Dan Howard Sonja Jones Adams, Mary Nell secondary education; Joyce secondary education; Ronald Jean Airhart, Joan McDonald Perry, Jane Duke Pettus, Gary Askew, Billy John Baker, Helen Weathers Conley ,' secondary Eugene Miller, secondary Alexander, Fred Thomas Asbell, Wayne Petty, Eugene Alvin Pigg Robinson Batson, Nancy F. education. education ; Barbara Fincher Richard Dale Austin, Lesley 111, Ala Ruth Potter, Robert Bloom, Sherry Croley Butler, Ricky Gene bell,secondary Mills, secondary education; Craig Battles, Allyson Grant Harmon Ray, Perry Henry James M. Cushman, Raymond education; David LeRoy Cook, Joann M. Mitchell, secondary Beam, Roberta Cox Bearden, Redmond, Jr., Linda Parker Neal Camp, Don Edward secondary education ; Elizabeth education. David Nolen Bennett, Peter Riggins, Buddy Raymond Chandler, Ruth Esslinger Dianne Cosper, secondary Vicki ~ Elaine Montgomery, Douglass Bennett, John Freeman Rodgers, Clyde Wayne Rogers, Crowson, Darlene Lloyd Curry, education; Perry Ann Cromer, secondary education; Connie Jan BentIey, Linda Yvonne Biddle, Rebecca Laine Rogers, Trannie George Washington Davis, Judy secondary education ; Amanda R. Morgan, secondary education; Bonnie Bishop, Robert Wilfred Wayne Sanderson. Brooks Dobbs, Floyd Livingston Dalton, elementary education; Sharon Marie Musick, elemen- Blackwell, James Elbert Robert Lee Sargent, Jr., Bobby Donald, Vivian Jean Dulin, Sherry Diane Death, secondary tary education ; Deborah Pauline Blankenship 11. Lance Satterfield, Phillip Reed Ashley Jerome Ellard, Wanda education ; Judith Chaffin Nester, secondary education ; Roy Lee Blevins, William Dixie Savage, William Logan Schop Lee Ford, Shirley Diane Formby, Dennis, secondary education ; David Newton, secondary Bolton, Wayne Alan Boozer, pert, James Roland Segars, Brenda Elaine Freeman, Steve Marsha Lynn Dillard, secondary education ; Charles Wayne Donald Eugene Brooks, Sr., Ruth Joseph F. Elbert Shaw, Donnie Dixon Green, Carolyn Sue education ; Evelyn Gilbreath Norrell, elementary education; Delores Brown, Robert Stephen Lee Shellhorse, Ann Jones Sims, Griffin, Sue Griffin Guffey, Dinken, secondary education; Rhonda Paige Owen, secondary Bryant, Gary Ballou Bynum, Pamela Lynn Sitz, Dean Blair Kathy Dixon Guyton, Ruth S. Rebecca Susan Duke, secondary education; Frances J. Oxford, Jerry Wayne Calhoun, Kenneth Smith, Milton Martin Smith Jr., Iiamrnon . education ; Elizabeth Henderson secondary education; Billy Mack John Calvert, John Steven Camp, G. Dwain Spivey, Charles Nancy Anne Harris, Rita E. Ellis, elementary education; Patterson, secondary education ; Neilsen Morris Caopuya, Clinton Kenneth Stenmoe, Frederick Rollins Harris, Ernestine Betty Long Ellison, secondary Jana Denise Pentecost, Jackson Carlisle, James Floyd Wayne Steward, Albert W. Hedgecock Johnson, Gloria Dunn education; Michael Joe Estes, 'elementary education; Stephen Carr, Jr., George Stanley Stewart, Jr. Johnson, Sandra Faye Johnson, secondary education; Paul ' ~ohn Peterson, secondary Cassidy, William W. Caswell, Jr., Larry Lee Stoudemire, James Grady Franklin Jones, Belinda Lawayne Findley, secondary education; Glenda Fay Phillips, Charles Smith Clare. Terry Strickland, Peggy Taylor, Gail Kelley, Ruth AM Kilgore, education ; Deborah Boswell secondary education; Larry Robert Henry Clark, Tira Thomas Gle~Taylor, Bonnie Diane Gorham King, Eleanor M. Ford, elementary education. Eugene Pruitt, secondary Terry Clark, David Ralls Clay,, McVeigh Thacker, Vicki Kirkpatrick, Mickie Lee Marilyn Forester, secondary education. Marolyn B. Cochran, Ted H. Maureen Thigpen, Tommy L. Lemaster, Wade R. Lipscomb, education; Larry Joel Foster, Jackie Louis Ragland, Cook, Ronald David Cottingham, Wash, Paul Stephen Tidwell, Jr., James Michael Matthews, secondary education ; Roger Dale elementary education ; Sally Susan Marshall Couch, Gary Richard Howard Townsley, Paul Freanan, secondary education; Anne Sea born Ragsdale, Howard Crawford,, Danny Wade Lamar Trarnmell, George L. homa Meeker Gant, secondary secondary education; Tommie (See SENIORS, Page 12) Davis, Michael Davis, Roger Tsimpides, Michael Dudley . - 4 Monday, December 3, 1973, CHANTICLEER

released as a Single that you probably heard on an AM station somewhere, to the adequate "Goodbye". The very ex- ceptional cuts are "Wing Wave", ''She's GOM~ YOU Down", "Submarine Ladies", "It's Life", "Molten Love", "Green Monkey" (on which Joe Walsh's fiery guitar appears), "Good- bye" and the best cut on the album being "Rainbow Song". The delivery is absolutely faultless. America possesses ingenious versatility, they are strictly professional, manifesting a natural feeling for their music that makes their playing all the more admirable. The lyrics are excellent and endlessly listenable, the music definitely does justice to America's efforts. This group manages to rise up above the limits imposed on them. America is definitely one of the briPrhtest talents to errace our Bachman-Turner Overdrive album are simply brilliant. The Mercury SRM-M73 Greatful Dead are a multi- Bachrn an-Turner Overdrive, leveled band that can reach you Ringo Starr who recently played with ZZ Top on any level you care to receive Ringo AppleWAL 3413 in Birmingham, has just released them. What all the Beatles back on their first and what I hope will be The song "Eyes of the World", the same album, who said it was the beginning of a long line of is a complex jazz-oriented impossible? Here are just some outstanding albums. By no composition and is in most of the artists who appear on this stretch of the imagination are probability the best cut (HI the LP: John Lennon, George Bachrn an-Turner Overdrive the album. The string sets on this LP Harrison, Paul and Linda Mc- greatest rock and roll band ever are some of the best you will hear Cartney, Billy Reston, Marc to walk the face of the eaith from any group in the business, Bolan, Nicky Hopkins, Harry (although some say they are the as depicted by the instrumental Nilsson and David Bromberg. greatest rock and roll band ever prelude to the cut "Weather What about that,. hrnmm sounds to have come from British Report Suite", Part I is soft and nice. The music for some reason Columbia) but as portrayed on soothing, but Part I1 goes off into (I aouldn't imagine why with the this album they are capable of a Spanish guitar style. The other personnel) is filled with a putting out some mighty fine rock exceptional tunes are "Let Me seemingly endless subtlety and and roll. Sing Your Blues Away", "Row inspiration. Ring's production The opening cut on this LP Jimmy", "Stella Blue", and style is not only original but is "Gimme Your Money Please" "Here Comes Sunshine". perfectly in tune with the displays the promise of the From beginning to end this is a material. superb performance by what is The music is layered and in- fantastic rock and roll to come. bands The other truly outstanding surely one of the greatest tricate but the lyrics are simple. tracks on this LP are "Blue of the sixties. What the Greatful The high points of the album are Collar", "Stayed Awake All Dead have given up in rawness without a doubt "Devil Woman" Night", "Don't Get Yourseif in and razzledazzle they have and "You And Me Baby." The Trouble", and "Thank You for gained in depth of vision and other good cuts are "Hold On", the Feelin'." All the music on this musical maturity. If you've been "Photograph", "Oh My My" and LP is utterly magnificent, the s, unfortunate as to never have "Sunshine Life for Me." I was gunning, expressive interplay of caught the Greatful Dead live, surprised at the powerful and vocals, guitars and drums is this recording is the next best important artists performing on perfectly wedded to strong thing. this album. convincing material. Fortunately Ringo manages to This is driving intense, wide- America-Hat Trick instill a sense of vitality in his open rock and roll, played so well Warner Brothers-BS 2728 playing. The good moments that sometimes I just don't Unlike most of their con- easily outnumber the bad ones, believe it. Bachman-Turner tenporaries, America's tracks there's a lot of good music on this Overdrive is definitely one of the never seem cluttered, filled with most impressive new groups. So repetious riffs, or just plain turn up the volume and sit garbage. Instead this group through mighty fine rock and knows just when and where to roll. leave things out which at times changes even their most in- The Grateful Dead nocuous material into something Wake of The Flood definitely pleasurable. They have Greatful Dead Records GD-01 a controlled and manipulative planned and arranged. The corporate Dead are here. musical conception determhyd The Greatful Dead's incredible to fill every hole and touch every endurance in the rock business base. Fortunately America has Special thanks to sets them apart from other the ability to write decent and be HOMESTEAD RECORDS in the groups. They split from Warner believable love songs, and at the Jacksonville Plaza without whose Brothers and formed their own same time manage to keep them cooperation this article would not Record Label which gives them from sounding trite. have been made possible. The complete control from the Every song on album has special this week is John Len- recording to the distribution. The something to -offer from non's-Mind Games at the sound and production on this "Muskrat Love", the cut special price of $3.48. CHANTICLEER, Monday, December 3, 1973 5

The JSU Radio Committee migrant ," "Bacon Grabbers," gave a silent film festival-but "Spook Spooffng ," and "The nobody came. Mummy." The oommittee sponsored two A 'spokesman \for the com- tilm shows Nov. 7. About 35 mittee expressed some disap- students attended the 6 pm. pointment in the Halloween show, but no one attended the festival's attendance, but at- afternoon show. tributed the smaller-than- Also, Halloween night, the expected participation to the fact committee guided some 45 that many students were working ; udents into the past by means of on various homecoming displays. #ti @ival. But the committee was even GAMECOCK &,festivals involved 14 time- ore disappointed when less hono&$films, ad lasted until !i udents showed up for the COUNTRY shortly yore midnight. second festival. Charlie Paplin, Laurel and With an admission of 50 cents, Hare, Oq Gang and Boris the festivals netted $37 for WJSU, Karloff entertained the awences which recently began broad- in' films such as "The Im- 'castin~.---- -0- Calcopex '73 Prospect us Movie Review: By CONSTANCE CURRIER "Last Tango In Paris" BY BEVERLY TODD Bright shiny new pastel pink8 attraction-the presentations Of interest to Jax State "The Last Tango in Paris" distaste to this movie is the fact blues yellows greens-Brittle themselves. There were 18 dif- st3sa3 alumni was the sale makes Marlon Brando appear as that most of it is spoken in faded yellowed-with-age all ferent displays from animal, bird of stamp cachets featuring the if he was do@ his last tango in French, so you have to read half displayed with neat-as-a-pin- and fish themes to stamps 100th anniversary of college Pictures. As the star, Brando of the movie. I don't recommend ness- showing the history of post-war football which were issued in 1969. plays the role of a deranged sex- seeing this movie, but if you're as The sixth annuaj Calhoun Germany to a display of 'Hor- The cachet was decorated with freak who enjoys the perverted curious as I was, go ahead. Just County Philathelic Exhibition sepower in Stamps.' (All my life I thd JSU emblem-the Gamecock. things in life. This plotl@s, take along something to keep "Calcopex '73" (in other words, a thought stamp collectors just For those persons desiring boring movie has nothing occupied. yea good stamp show) was held recently in bought any stamp they could get cancelled cachets, a post office backing it but a rateaten book, a date, a pack of chewing Jacksonville, hmSahuday Od . their hands on). These displays substation was created especially apartment and a French . . . 27 at gpm. until Sunday at 6 pm. were so organized-each one had for CALCOPEX '73. prostitute. To add even more The City Recreation Center a theme. And, everyone of them The Calhoun County Stamp (across from the police station) had neatly arranged research Club meets on the second and was filled with stamp collectors, inform ation supporting their fourth Tuesdays of each month at dealers, big white boards offering presentation. Scott Selman's the Mildred Johnston Library Concert Review UD their mesentations, confused brightly colored display, for (also across from the police BY BEVERLY TODD example, portrayed "worldwide Visitors Stumbling around and station) at 7 pm. LTC ~ffinger On November 4 at 3 p.m. in "Saturday in the park", "I just coordinators trying to straighten birdsaatamps showing each assured me that members range Birmingham, "Chicago" put on a bird's relation, by a family tree, want to be free", "Beginnings", out confused visitors. from beginners to really ad- fantastic show. They played a "I'm a man", "Feelin stronger Entering the portals of the Rec to all other birds of the world." vanced collectors. They have LTC Effinger told me that the few of their latest releases such everyday" and "Dialogues 1& 2". Center, I joined the ranks of the manbers from all over the as "Just you and me", They were even more fantastic confused bumbling visitors. collections would be judged by a county but invite anyone who is a board selected from nonclub "Hollywood", "What's this world than I expected. After the concert Fortunately, the chairman, LTC collector to come and share in caning to", and "Darlin dear". was over, the crowd yelled for Robert Effinger was close to the men bers. Eight awards were to these meetings. The chapter is a be given and judges would look Robert Lamb, sang "Critics more so they performed one last door and didn't let me wander member of the American Choice" while playing a piano time singing "250r 6 to 4". If you around for long. I didn't even for "up-to-date philatelic or Philatelic Society. Members topical knowledge and any solo. They also played some of ever get a chance to hear than, know enough to ask questions, trade stamps with each other, as their famous hits such as take that chance and go! ! hut he immediately came to the personal research, completeness well as having the opportunity to rescue of this poor uninformed and scope of the exhibit, con- purchase stamps through sales outsider. dition, and arrangement and circuits. First a guided tour of the main neatness of the presentation.". Madame Sosostris Madame Sosostris the 102 year could pr&t your life more, what down to your true life style. Good old gypsy and astrologer has does the Luck! given in to the hundreds of letters flower on the ground mean, anything, I am sure she Lb (The Lion) A lasting from CHANTICLEER readers, memory has fallen upon you after and has begun filling our mailbox will help. If your problem is not solved in this column. Even if you a dreadful summer. Rejoice, but with mysterious omens, evil be conservative as over doing it thoughts, and useful warnings need a date boy or girl, write her, die will be glad to be of may spoil other pleasures. concerning all of our lives. Virgo (The Virgin) Your Madame Sosostris although self- assist- Aries (The Ram)The end of the tender, dean body may enter a exiled in that bustling city of joyful relationship. A relation- Weaver, Alabama has promised' month could cause many dissatisfying thoughts. Think ship you thought was over. Have to filter her letters from twenty- Fun! five per week to a useful two or things out more than once then proceed& with caution. Libra (The Scales) Your three per week. She hopes to financial position will bring many provide us with some valuable Taurus (The Bull) The stars behold confusion until the second pleasures this week, but beware information and assets to help us1 of next week. control our lives towards our pre or third of the upcoming month. But hold on things will blossom in Scorpio (The Scorpion) Love determined destinies. I would1 provoking gestures and hidden dike to take this opportunity to time. back to nermal in time. Pisces (The Fish) Make second Gemini (The Twins) Your meanings by you need another invite the students and ad- week or two before the sun Capricorn (The Goat) Your wughts on your new friends and ministration of JSU to write a beauty and selfishness may attitude and dim outlook will (roommates) as they may not be conflict. Think of others and their thines. serious letter to Madame Sagittarius (The Archer) Be open as your inner beliefs are what you think they are. Love! feelings as it will place a new One last note. Madame Soaostris, drop it off at the kool this week as an emlosion disproved. (XUNTICLEER office (make world in your palms. Aquarius (The Water-bearer ) Sosostris has seen a Gamecock sure it is sealed) and we will Cancer (The Crab) The time may take place in your doings School and work open a new flying in the sky above relay the letter to her. Ask the has come to put a halt to your late and beliefs. Take them with a world before your eyes, take it, Jacksonville in her crystal ball. I life-saving, century old lady whai summa activities, and settle dow stride and the world will be peel it, and eat it. wonder what that could mean? 6 Monday, December 3, 1973, CHANTICLEER 1973 Gamecocks In Action

JSU Football In Review JSU 34, Texas A & 1 14 he grabbed two of Brock's aerials their second defeat in two weeks. Joe Hix toed a 29 yard field goal recovery and a Wayne Boyd Joe Hix led the JSU scoring as for 23 and 50 yard scoring plays. through the up rights. interception set up 2 Callahgn he kicked two field goals of 17 and Terry Grammer and Virgil JSU 31, Delta 24 touchdowns. Ralph Clayton came 34 yards. Brock, Callahan, Pearson grabbed Brock's other Callahan, Chandler, Knowlton, JSU 38, Troy 14 up with his second interception of . Grammer, and Crump added a TD passes. f and Owens scored the 28 of 31 Terry Grarnmer and Ralph his career and rambled 40 yards touchdown each to the scoring JSU 20, Livingston 21 points for the Gamecocks and Joe Brock scored two touchdowns for the score. A fumbled kickoff aolurnn for the Gamecocks. Terry Grammer led JsLF'~ a Hix put his toe to work as he each on the running and passing JSU 50, UT at Martin 7 loosing game as he -made a kicked a field goal for the final of Ralph Brock. Ralph Clayton set up the fourth JSU touchdown Richard Crump led the scoring fantastic leaping grab of a 42 points. the senior linebacker of the as Ralph Brock swept around the para& as he scored on runs of 9 yard Brock bomb. Owens and Gamecocks made his first in- end for 9 yards and paydirt. and 57 yards respectfully. Callahan scored the two other JSU 66, NE Louisiana 24 terception of his fabulous career Grammer grabbed a 45 yard Callahan, Hobson, Grammer, toucfidowns for the Gamecocks. Gordy Knowlton led the scoring as he rambled 35 yards for the Brock aerial for the fifth score. Knowlton, and Clinkscales added JSU l0, SE Louisiana blitz as he ran for one touchdown score. Joe Hix put the icing on the to the score with TD's and Joe A one yard dive by Gordy and caught 2 Brock passes of 8 cake as he put one of his patented Hix booted a field goal for the Knowlton and a Joe Hix field goal and 19 yards. Callahan and Owens field goals through the uprights. Finally Gordy Kno wlton rambled JSU cause. was the only scoring for the scored 2 touchdowns each. up the briar patch for 3 yards and JSU 28, Nichols State 10 Gamecocks on the wet field in Chandler and Jackson con- JSU 42, Florence 12 the final touchdown of the game. Terry Owens led the scoring as Louisiana, as they were handed tributed a touchdown each. As A Steve Sewell fumble CHANTICLEER, Moaday, Docember 3, 19R3 5

Jsu Basketball 1974 Curt iss Gamecocks NOV.30 Troy State Home Dec. 3 Montevallo Home Takes Dec. 4 Tenn. Temple Home Volleyball Experienced m.7~ec.1445 HubbardLivingston Classic st. HomeAway Jan.- -- 9 Montevallo Away Crown Jan. 11 Florence State Home Crew Jan. 12 UT at Martin Home Shorter Home Curtiss led by Becky Nix Jan. 14 overcame stiff competition and Jan. 17 Athens Away Coach Mitchell Caldwell's St. Bernard Home won the 1973 Women's Volleyball Gamecock basketball team is an Jan. 21 Championhip. Curtiss upset tlte Jan. 22 Tenn. Temple Away experienced crew as they take to Nichols State Away previously unbeaten BSU in the the floor in an effort to improve Jan. 26 semi-finals for the right to meet Jan. 28 SE Louisiana Away the 17-9 recordof the 1972-73 team. the Rowan Grey Ghost in the Feb. 2 Livingston State Away Coach Caldwell is expecting Miss. College Away finals. The real excitement was Feb. 4 in the semi-final round where the five returning starters to do big Feb. 6 Athens Hom e things, they are : forward Grey Ghost upset favorites ZTA. Feb. 9 NW Louisiana Hom e Howard Hatcher a junior, 6-6, This was the ZTA's first loss of Feb. 11 Delta State Hom e from Gadsden, forward Charles St. Bernard Away the season and ended all hopes of Feb. 14 a championship. The ZTA's then Nunn a junior, 63, from Opelika, Feb. 16 UT at Martin Away center Ray Money a junior, 6-11, Florence State Away played BSU for third place with Feb. 18 BSU rising to the occasion and from Dothan, forward Da~y Feb. 21 Troy State Away Smith a senior, 63, from Hunt- winning 2-1. Grey Ghost, led by Feb. 22 Shorter Away sville, and guard Darryl Dunn a outstanding play from Francis sophomore, 6-3, from Gadsden. Freeman, Linda Keykendall, and Other members of the team Debbie Murdock, overcame the expecting to see action are Alex odds against them and defeated Baker, 63, of Trion, Ga., Randy Iron Butterfly Is Champion ZTA-only to fall to Curtiss in the finals. Curtiss played perfect Lewis, 6-3, of Danville, Larry Iron Butterfly came to prove good for a 7-0 AT0 lead. After That ended the scoring but IB Jackson, 6-6, of Dalton, Ga., Kent that all the scoring was by IB was driving when time ran out. volleyball all night and did not they are the best flag football lose a game in either the semi- Bouldin, 6-4 of Crossville, and team at JSU and they did just Mike Jackson's pass to Randy The final was 21-7. Outstanding on Bruce Stewart of Roswell, Ga. Hebson was good for 50 yds. and a defense for IB was Van Davis, finals or finals. They defeated that. AT0 was ready to play and BSU 2-0 and clobbered a tired With a team like this team the they showed well by taking the TD. The next IB TD was a 2 yd. John Yackley, Doug Perry, and Rowan team 3-0 to win the student body of JSU should throw lead with a touchdown the second run by Jackson and the 3 pt. PAT Danny Thomas. Outstanding all their support behind the round wasa pass from Jackson to Gen- players for AT0 other than those championship. Outstanding time they had the ball in the first players for Curtiss were Becky ball team. For your convenience period. Buddy Askew passed 35 try. The score at the half was 14-7. mentioned were Mangeiri, you will find the schedule in- In the secondhalf Jackson passed Glasgow, Conners, David, and Nix, Mary Lou Palmer ;;I. i the yds.. to Randy Dodson and Green sisters. cluded : Charles Kicker made the PAT to Phil Foster for a 35 yd. TD. Holrnes. 8 Monday, December 3, 1973, CHANTICLEER

Would Hustling Willy Please Come By1

Writer Fascinated By Pool Mechanics And Terminology

(ED. Note: Hustling Willy, the pool table, would be a fool's table. Once the que ball is shot pool? Sure, I know some pool disappointment. would you please come by and venture. Ionly wish to bring out a into the triangle of balls, the rack sharks that have a Ph.D. in pool During your run, you may not pick up your material.) few pool terms that are am- is broken. No, you didn't break english. English is the art of pool. be dead in on a ball, therefore, a The first pool table I ever saw biguous to everyday English, and the wood or plastic rack, because My speciality is bottom english. cut is necessary. Some sharks quickly drew my interest. The some are downright comical. you wouldn't have a rack to raek Some pool shooters specialize in can't cut as well as they bank or mystery of all those rolling Breaking the rack is ex- the next rack. top english, whereas, the sharks kick, so one rail will do the trick. spheres caught my attention, but planitory if you know what the Once the rack is broken you are specialize in all the english; the If you are hidden and you can't I believe the strange tenninology rack is. There are two racks. One in the game. One term leads to key to perfect english is the ex- kick, cut, or bank, the only choice fascinated me more. However, is a triangle made of wood or another term which justifies the cessive use of chalk. left is a canbination, especially if bdh of the latter seem to give the plastic used to gather all the balls clarification of the first term, so I English is used to get shape. kisses are hee. Sometimes you game a depth with no bottom. in one group, which is placed shall work from here. The que Women can use english, but it may get a lucky kiss, but there is I do not attempt here to explain near the end of the pool table with ball is the only ball on the table only helps their shape in pool. If always a possibility you might the mechanics of pool. To attack one point of the triangle pointing that is totally white. This is the you can get shape, then you can scratch. You don't have to kiss to su* a task on paper, and not on toward the farther end of the ball you put english on. English in run the table. In the Student scratch, but kisses cause many of Commons Building you aren't the scratches. allowed on the pool tables, so how If you are worried about can you run the table? First, if scratching, you can make the que you can't get on the table, then ball set down by using bottom Boyce Callahan Shows Leadership you have to use a crutch. You english. The only way to scratch can't run too well with a crutch thereafter would be another ball because the crutch sometimes kicking the que ball in a pocket. causes your que slip, then you Should you not get any rolls at all, As Both Student And Athlete might get hung up in a pocket. you should turn your que in and That can stop a perfect run with a wait for your luck to change.

Four years ago Coach Stewan the new man at JACKSONVILLE premier running back of from Saks High School in An- STATE to agree to give Callahan Jacksonville and has won league, niston, Alabama had a small a chance to play and the rest is conference, and national Bowl Schedule running back that had fantastic written in the history books of the recognition. He has been moves when he carried the ball. Gulf South Conference. described by a friend of mine who December 17: Liberty Bowl at ". 7!30 pm. Memphis, Tenn., Kansas vs. N. December 29: Sun Bowl at El Coach Stewart worried that his The Present: Callahan has 40 is a defensive linebacker on one Paso, Tex., Auburn vs. Missouri, running back, Boyce Callahan touchdowns to his credit and has of Jacksonville foes as, "The Carolina State. December 18: BlueGray Game at noon. was too small to play college rushed for more than 4,200 yards hardest little man in the con- December 29: Shrine Bowl at football, Stewart set out to show in the four years. This is an ference and possibly the nation to at Montgomery, South vs. North. December 22: Tangerine Bowl San Francisco, Calif ., East vs. people that Callahan could play average of 10 touchdowns a year bring down on any play because West. ball with the college men. He and 1,050 yards a year. Meaning you grab for his jersey or his legs at Orlando, Fla., Florida vs. Miami of Ohio. December 31: Sugar Bowl at finally got Coach Charley Pell, that Callahan has been the and he seems to turn into a liquid New Orleans, La., Alabama vs. and slids right through your December 25: Shrine Bowl at Miami, Fla., South vs. North. Notre Dame, at 7 pm. grasp and scores on you." January 1: Cotton Bowl at Callahan as a man off the December 28: Peach Bowl ai Atlanta, Ga., Maryland vs. Dallas, Tex., Texas .vs. football field is one of the most Nebraska. humble men in the world as he is Georgia. December 29: Astro- January 1: Rose Bowl at quick to give his teammates the Pasadena, Calif., Ohio State vs. credit for winning the game. "It Bluebonnet Bowl at Houston, Tex., Houston vs. Tulane. Southern Cal, at 5 pm. is a team effort and everyone January 1: Orange Bowl at contributes to the win." Also, if December 29: Gator Bowl.at Jacksonville, Fla., Texas Tech Miami, Fla., LSU vs. Penn State, someone of the news media asks 7 pm. him what he credits his success January 5: Hula Bowl at and he is quick to tell them that if Honolulu, Hawaii, East vs. West. it were not for the men up front, I Kappa- - Psi January 6: American Bowl at would not go anywhere with the Tampa, Fla., South vs. North. ball. Sponsored ~anuary12: Senior owl at Callahan as a student leader is Mobile. South vs. North. 12 noon very friendly and always has something to say to everyone and Proiects kickoff. is very active in the Fellowship for Christian Athletes, president Kap~a Alpha Psi fraternity of the J Club and other aw&ckd a t&key to the winner of organizations. their Thanksgiving Turkey Rifle Team Contest. The dnner-was ~rs. Willie Cooney of Jacksonville. TKO Issues As one of the major fraternities Sees Action here on campus, KAPsi includes in its agenda various community The Rae Teams of Marion Challenge wojects as part of their Guide Institute and the University of Right Program. Tennessee at Chattanooga were TKO was the leader of JSU This semester KAPsi has in Jacksonville, Novmber 10, to spirit during basketball season sponsored numerous projects compete against the Gamecocks. and plans to lead the way this induding a Halloween party for The Gamecocks held on to their year. We wish to ask or challenge kids held in the Eastwood conference lead by defeating both all other organizations on Community Center; a raffle teams 1053 to 973 for Marion and campus to help or take the lead in which gave the holder of the 1004 for UTC. This win gives them spirit at our basketball games. lucky ticket a chance to win one a 54 standing in the Alabama The basketball team is an im- of three prizes-l0speed bicycle, Conference. Pam Byrom was portant part of this campus and portable black and white high shooter withla 270. as TKO we want it to be number television, or fifty dollars cash- November 17 the Gamecocks one. The team needs our support the winner was Miles Palmore of traveled to the University of and all other organizations on Piedmont; A Thanksgiving Alabama to fire against the campus. TKO challenges all Turkey Contest; and various University and Florence State. Greek to show more spirit than social events on campus. The The Cocks have already defeated we do at JSU basketball games. fraternity plans to present a the Lions twice this season and Michael T, Smith Christmas party for kids from are really looking forward to President TKO ages 3 to 9 on December 15. defeating the UA Crimson Tide. CHANTICLEER, Monday, December 3, 1973 9 Interview With A Future Jobs Are Plentiful Writer Proiectively In European Nations "Jobs for young people 18 to 29 portunity to live in, and learn are now available in Europe any By CONSTANCE CURRIER unhurried-working in a steady fashion, a about, Europe. In the past 13 Prestige fame money diamonds fan disciplined way. As mundane and far from time of the year" said Dr. F. X. years we have found jobs in letters talk shows one-man retrospectives the artistic temperament as it seems to Gordon, president of Princeton Europe for 10,823 young people. Research, at an interview with Three thousand jobs are now speaking tours books articles interviews. Stanford University and Palo available anytime of the year- Delightful monstrosity, satisfying me, organizing my mind and setting it to Alto High School students today. winter, spring, summer and fall. revulsion, sweet disaster, royal poverty : work in this anythingbuthaphazard- the warring factions of life, even her mind. manner has really brought me through the "The European Common These guaranteed salaried jobs Market employment rate is 50 are mostly for trainees-general Begun amid pervasive chaos, there notinfrequent-uncreative days. In order to remains the college recognizable to sen- bring forth the real Maxine and allow her per cent less than that of the help-as stewardesses and the United States. Job availability stewards on trains, with large sitive souls of world--Constance to develop unbounded, obviously the forcasts for 1974 high school and Currier. Restful as the plants dominating smallhonietowncollege had to be left first class hotels, restaurants, her "room for living", she speaks to you in behind. Plansforthefuture became the college graduates in the United supermarkets, department paradoxes. She struggles to clarify for you concrete outer shell and loving inner life States are not so rosy. There are stores, etc. in Switzerland, what is in her experience, but beyond force of the Atlanta Art Institute. Why is more young people entering the England and Belgium. Most of job seeking market (some the jobs include room and board words, phrases. Where is her head now? her head going this way? Why not Attempting to maintain her natural per- University of Alabama, or University of 1,300,000 per year) than there are in addition to local salary. spective in spite of awing prestige fame Georgia-both not home but not so very far suitable jobs. Friends can work together, or money diamonds fan letters talk shows one away; both academically outstanding and Some graduating high school near each other, if they apply man retrospectives speaking tours books both having the basic qualification- seniors, college freshman, together. articles interviews. How did her head get atmosphere of creativity. Sinking into the sophomores and juniors are For FREE details: send a here? It seems, says she, that I'm a overstuffed pillows of the sofa, stroking wisely following the advice of stamped self-addressed- smalltowngirlmadegood. When you're the rich brown of the courduroy nap, she personnel and education experts business size-envelope to : Jobs young, at least it was with me, you tend to apparently has turned her attention from by planning to take a year off Europe, 2350 Bean Creek Road, think in big, broad primary color yellow you. You've heard that artist's are always from the academic treadmill to Santa Cruz, California 95060. stretch the mind by worlung and red blue areas. Two dimensional flat preoccupied and soooooooo moody. So you spaces from small goal to small goal. My try to decide whether to repeat the travelling. theme was "I'm majoring in art." question or go on to fresh ground. But as We have a program called Jobs Schedule (Fantastic--how creative you are-wow, voice rises in your throat, she returns to Europe", he continued. "The aim of this program is give young that's neat.) But "majoring in art" is not to Set people, 18 to 29 years of age, an an end in itself and quickly comes to its you, dismayed with the limits words put on The 1974 Fighting Gamecocks inexpensive and unique op- appointed demise. When I finally realized her feelings. Fingers still playing with the of Coach Charley Pel1 are facing that my security blanket was gone (spoken thick nap, she begins again attempting to an 11 game schedule composed of with grave, wide+pen eyes) I fell apart, explain. As always, before plan- six home games and five away unable to stir a finger. Sitting in her alive sforthefuture turn into the real present, games. They will be adding the abode, watching the ever-vibrant being, man repeatedly most struggle through the University of Tennessee at you are left refusing to reconcile words possibilities. The hunger and thrist for Take Tourney Chattanooga, and Northwestern with source, as confused as the person she knowledge of all kinds fighting with the Louisiana to their list of op- desa ibes . almost physical need for self expression Linda Morris and Ralph Wey ponents. The Northwestern Looking atmy plansforthefuture, in light and inner release. And always backed by won the JSU mixed doubles Louisiana game will be a home of the facts, my knowing yourself (it's easy the desire to live at the highest, most tournament by defeating strong game. for others to say "you'll do fine9'-they've excellent plane-to merely not do art or opponents Susan Bandy and Men's never been inside me, and they don't know make-art, but BE art! ! ! ! This is what is so Marty Cannon. Play began on the countless times I've failed daily) I paradoxical about success-that once November 15 with Morris and Volleyball arrived, you lose the very things that Ozzley winning the fist set with could tell that they were totally brought you here. The pressure of the Bandy and Cannon winning the Men's volleyball tournament unreasonable. But I just couldn't let go-in second. Darkness overcame the began Monday, Nov. 26. In the public life, the squeeqedemptytube of KS light of what FELT good, what I could Slip time,'the fulfilling of "obligations" that players and the final set was first round TKO beat "B", Go on comfortably, I had to keep on. come just behind S-U-C-C-ESS crowd out postponed until Monday, Nabs defeated Climax, PKPhi Sometimes, the unpushy encouraging the living of life to the very fullest . . . in- November 19. Morris and Ozzley mashed Smashers and DX beat off-hand comments of unsuspecting cluding really feeling painstaring it broke service several times and DTD. In the second round TKO friends became the very basis for con- down, as well as really grooving on hap went on to soundly defeat their beat Gators. timing. Helping me to believe in myself piness. There is no time to be caught up in worthy opponents 6-1. Other and in mv work. To be selective, the moment. outstanding couples were Mike St. John and Faye Scott and Gonzy Cawes and Donna Mis. Civil Serv ice Announces Job Deadlines

The U. S. Civil Service Com- college placement offices, or lists for consideration in 1974. The U. S. Postal Service is not mission announced today the from the Civil Service Com- Those who qualified for summer participating in the summer filmp; deadlines for 1974 summer mission, Washington, D. C. 20415. employment in 1973 must update employment examination for jobs with Federal agencies. Unlike its practice in past their applications by submitting 1974. Inquiries regarding summer Those who file by December 28 years, the Commission will not a form enclosed in the an- employment with the Postal will be tested between February 2 automatically send forms to nouncement. They are not Service should be directed to the and 16; and by January 25, bet- those who qualified in 1973 but required to repeat the written post office where employment is ween February 23 and March 9, who may wish to remain on the test. desired. at locations convenient to them. The Commission said the earlier a student files and takes the test, the greater the chances FSA Is New On Campus for employment. Each summer about 10,000 positions are filled Future Secretaries secretarial field. Past meetings aspects of the organization, one from a pool of more than 100,000 have included guest speakers may contact the sponsor, Mrs. eligibles. About 8,000 of these are Association, sponsored by the Ladiga Chapter of the National from various areas of the Willodean Collins (107 Merrill clerical jobs, and approximately Secretaries Association, is a business world. A future event for Building),or the two co-sponsors, 2,000 are aides in engineering and fairly new organization on next semester will be a trip to the Mrs. Betty Selman (107 Merrill science occupations. campus. Members must be First National Bank of Anniston. Building ) and Mrs. Johnnilee Complete instructions for filing secretarial majors or minors. The new members were Harper (108 Merrill Building). and information on opportunities Meetings are held the first Present members are available are contained in CSC initiated in a candlelight service Wednesday of each month at 6:30 at the November meeting. We reminded to attend the next announcement No. 414, Summer meeting on Dec. 5 at Mrs. Jobs in Federal Agencies, which pm . in 105 Merrill Building. The welcome new members in meetings are interesting and January. For information about Selman's home at 1202 Sixth may be obtained from Federal Avenue. $ AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY Job Information Centers, most . beneficial to those in the- becoming a member or anyother Can anyone do what you do any better.3 Probably not. All things considered you do what you do pretty doggone well. After all, no one has taken your job. And you're eating regularly. But ... But have ybu ever considered what doing your job just a little better might mean? Money. Cold hard coin of the realm. If each of us cared just a smidge more about what we do for a living, we could actually turn that inflationary spiral around. Better products, better service and better management would mean savings for all of us. Savings of much of the cash and frayed nerves it's costing us now for repairs and inefficiency. Point two. By taking more pride in our work we'll more than llkely see America regaining its strength in the competitive world trade arena. When the balance of payments swings our way again we'll all be better off economically. So you see- the only person who can really do what you do any better is you. America. It only works aswell aswedo.

The National Commission on Poductivity, Washington, D.C CHANTICLEER, Monday, December 3, 1973, 11 Kodak All-America Picks Honor 23 College Grid Stars - A pair of the sometimes-unsung defensive line; Warren Capone of joined hands to sponsor the relationship between coaching ABC-TV network special trench-fighters, an offensive Louisiana State, linebacker; and successor to Camp's team 13 and photography, including the "Kodak's All-America Team" tackle, and a defensive guard Randy Rhino of Georgia Tech, years ago. It now is generally use of film and equipment in aired on Friday, November 23, at ca~turedthe most votes for the defensive back. recognized as the most today's coaching and teaching 5:30 pm. (EST). Players will be Gdak All-America football team All-America selections prestigious of football's honor programs, Kodak is closely in- which was announced today by originated with Walter Camp in squads. volved in college football. hosted for a postseason weekend the American Football Coaches 1887. Kodak and the American of rest and relaxation in San Association. Football Coaches Association Because of the natural The squad Was featured in the Francisco Dee. 7.10. Ohio State tackle John Hicks, 6 foot, 3 inch, WI pound economics major, led in the balloting for a Man squad named by the 1973 Kodak All-America Team committee representing more Selected by the American than 3,000 voting members of the Foot ball Coaches Associa tion AFCA. Lucious Selmon, 541, Wound noseguard, a special education PLAYER POS. AGE HT. WT. CLASS SCHOOL HOMETOWN major and one of three brothers Matt Blair DB 23 6-5 226 Sr . Iowa State Dayton, Ohio playing for Oklahoma, drew the Booker Brown G 21 63 270 Sr . Southern Cal Santa Barbara, Calif. second largest total of votes. Buddy Brown G 23 6-2 235 Sr . Alabama Tallahassee, Fla . The coaches picked five of- Dave Brown DB 20 6-1 185 Jr . Michigan Akron, Ohio fensive backs, and slotted their 11 Danny Buggs SE 20 63 190 Jr. West Virginia Atlanta, Ga. defensive men into three Warren Capone LB 22 6-0 211 Sr. Louisiana State Baton Rouge, La. brackets-linemen, linebackers John Cappelletti HB 21 6-1 206 Sr. Penn State Upper Darby, Pa. and defensive backs. Dave Casper TE 21 63 243 Sr. Notre Dame Chilton, Wis. Southern California placed John Dutton +DL 22 6-7 251 Sr. Nebraska Rapid City, S. D. three men on the squad. Texas, Dave Gallagher +DL 21 6-4 245 Sr . Michigan Piqua, Ohio Ohio State, Oklahoma, Nebraska ++Randy Gradishar LB 21 6-3 238 Sr . Ohio State Champion, Ohio and Michigan each had two WOO@Green HB 21 6-1 205 Sr. Arizona State nrtlsrd nhin &eveland, Ohio players selected. John Hicks T 22 63 258 Sr. Ohio State Ihe U. S. C. Trojans landed two Dave Jaynes &B 20 6-2 212 Sr. Kansas BonnerBrenham, Springs, Tex. Kan. men on the offensive squad and Roosevelt Leaks FB 20 5.11 215 Jr . Texas one on defaise. Booker Brown, a Randy Rhino DB 19 5.10 179 Jr . Georgia Tech Charlotte, N. C. 270 pound guard, and flankerback Lucious Selmon +DL 22 5.1 1 236 Sr. Oklahoma Eufaula, Okla. Lynn Swann, an outstanding wide Roderick Shoate LB 20 6-1 214 Jr . Oklahoma Spiro, Okla. receiver, made the attacking Lynn Swam FL 21 6-0 175 Sr. Southern Cal San Mateo, Calif. unit. Richard Wood, an out- 63 240 Sr . Maryland Schenectady, N.Y. Paul Vellano +DL 21 Sr standing junior, made the Daryl White T 21 6-4 247 . Nebraska East Orange, N. J. linebacking force. Richard Wood LB 20 6-2 213 Jr . Southern Cal Elizabeth, N. J. Ohio State's contributions were Bill Wyman C 21 62 240 Sr . Texas Houston, Tex. Hicks, called by coach Woody Hayes the best tackle he's had, and the team's lone repeater, + Defensive linemen not Randy Gradishar (6-3, 238) who designated as guards or tackles also made it in 1972 despite an S SGradishar only repeater injured leg. from 19TL team Two infantrymen from Nebraska won positions on the honor team. Offensive tackle Daryl White measures 6-4 and Little Man Has His Day 247; defensive tackle John Dutton is 6-7 and 251. Oklahoma's defense was twice representedSelmon, and byby linebacker the oldest Rod February 2 Has Been Scheduled

Michigan also placed a pair on defense, Dave Brown in the back- field, and Dave Gallagher up front. AS "Boyce Callahan Day" Here The quarterback assignment went to Dave Jaynes of Kansas. Story Courtesy of Boyce." Jacksonville State University." yards, leading the Jaxmen to a 10- Jayhawker Jaynes, who carries The Amiston Star February 2, 1974, will be Carlisle announced last week 0-0 record and a victory over 212 pounds on a 6-2 frame, broke At 5-9, 160 pounds, Boyce "Boyce Callahan Day" at Saks. that 400 tickets are on sale for the school records with every pass Callahan is not big enough to . . . Former coaches, teammates, banquet at Saks on the night of Florida A & M in the Orange completion. Just hold it right there. After friends and fans will honor the Feb. 2. Ticketsmay be purchased Blossom Classic. Fullback Roosevelt (Rosey ) all these years of hearing how Saks High and Jacksonville State from any Saks Athletic Club Callahan rushed for 4,227 yards Leaks of Texas was the major little Boyce Callahan is, you're University tailback who set more member, or at various business during his four years at JSU, college rushing leader nearly all about to hear something dif- offensive records than Pat locations in Anniston, Saks, scored 40 touchdowns, made the season. Only 541 and 215, Leaks is ferent. Sullivan and Joe Namath com- Jacksonville and Oxford. AllConference team three years, a junior. Halfback honors went to Callahan might be the biggest bined. was named honorable mention Woody Green of Arizona State man Charley Pell and Jack Callahh, while playing for Little All-America his junior Stewart and hundreds of football The special day is being and John Cappelletti, a law en- sponsored by the Saks Athletic coach Jack Stewart at Saks, year, was named National Back forcement major, from Penn fans have ever known. broke every offensive record at of the Week following a 250-yard You don't measure heart in feet Club, with help from Jacksonville State. Center Bill Wyman gave State and the JSU Alumni Club. the school and led the Wildcats to rushing performance against Texas two offensive represen- 4xt inches and pounds. the 3A State Playoffs his junior Northeast Louisiana this season, Callahan's football-playing Russ Carlisle, who is chairman tatives. of the Boyce Callahan Day year (1968). and the honor list goes on and on. Other offensive selections carar ended last Saturday night Incredibly, Callahan missed at Flmce-after some 35 high Committee, says, "We have been include Danny (Lightning) Buggs laying our groundwork for this Stewart was the man who only two games during his four of West Virginia at split end; school mmes and 38 college years at JSU due to injuries and games anN miles of offense and event for three weeks. talked JSU head coach Charley Dave Casper of Notre Dame at Everybody is enthused about it Pell into signing Callahan, and not many 5-9,160pound backs can tight end, and Buddy Brown of records and victories. stand up that well in the era of the Callahan's home town-the and offering help, and we hope to Pell did so reluctantly. Alabama at guard. show Boyce how proud we are for Boyce responded by breaking big player in college football. Other defensive choices were community of Ws-is planning Not many players that small a special way to say "Thank you, what he's done for our corn-. into the starting lineup his fresh- Paul Vellano of Maryland, munity, Calhoun County and man year and rushing for 1293 can even make the team. 12 Monday, December 3, 1973, CHANTICLEER Seniors (Continued from Page 3) Kenneth Paul Mav. Paul S~eake Merrill, Lloyd Jackson Miller, Calendar Ann Lowell Mintz. All Alvis Max Mitchell, Jamie We won't return until January, answer questions. Political WEDNESDAY, DEC. 19 Science majors and minors, as Monday, Jan 14 Clyde Moncrief, Wanda Dianne but these events will occur General Taylor Hardin, state Shorter College plays Moncus, Marion Elayne Nall, anyway. Please read the notices well as other interested students director of finance, is the are encouraged to attend. BASKETBALL at Jax State. Teresa Jones Noell, John Wesley for they are very important. featured speaker at 6 pm. in LCA Refreshments will be served. Norton, Thomas Martin Parks, for the FALL SEMESTER Thursday, Jan. 17 Jr., C. Weldon Parrish, Rudy Monday, Dec. 3 COMMENCEMENT. Each Thursday, Dec. 6 Today is the LAST DAY to add Keith Payne, Ann Shelley Penuel, Montevhllo plays the Jax graduate is to receive two (2) classes. Dorothy C. Quigley, Mary BASKETBALL team at JSU. The GEOGRAPHY CLUB is tickets. sponsoring a dance from 6:3040 JSU shoots BASKETBALL Wiggins Raley, Allen H. The Jacksonville State against Athens College in Athens. Rhinehart, Carolyn Batchelor University REPERTORY pm . in LCA. Although there will SUNDAY, JAN. 6, 1974 Rhodes, Mariam Elaine Ringer, DANCE COMPANY appears in a be no live band, record requests DORMITORIES reopen for Saturday, Jan 19 Rebecca Sue Rogers, Kathy Christmas Concert at 8 pm., will be accepted. The admission occupancy at 2 pm. JSU RIFLE TEAM shoots Dianne Russell, Jane Satterfield, price is $1 per couple. today and tomorrow, December 3 TRAFFIC COURT meets at 7 against North Georgia College in Priscilla Gail Satterfield, Carl and 4, in Leone Cole Auditorium, MONDAY, JAN. 7 Dahlonega . David Shockley . pm. at the Traffic Office in REGISTRATION begins at under the direction of Sherry Glazner Hall. Larry Arnold Skinner, Lyons. General admission will be 9:30 am. and continues until Florietta Diggs Taylor, Christine Wednesday at noon. $1 and student admission 50 cents. Friday, Dec. 7 T. Turner, Robert William von The program consists of 8 der Osten, Virginia Brown White, Livingston plays the Jax State Wednesday, Jan. 9 numbers ranging from Raggedy BASKETBALL team here. Wanda Coffey Wilcox, Robert Ann Dolls out of Santa's Toy Shop JSU plays BASKETBALL Jerome Wilkins, Suzan Hall Today is BE KIND TO DEB- against Montevallo in Mon- and skating ballerinas, then to BIE WARNICK DAY. Windsor, Carolyn Curry Wooten. the spiritual side of Christmas tevallo. Earn while you learn. Part- with "Ave Maria," "Hallelujah Monday, Dec. 10 Master of Science Chorus", and the "Little Thursday, Jan I0 time contact work promises good In Guidance And Counseling The Christmas party for CLASSES BEGIN at 7:30 am. money and invaluable experience Drummer Boy." UNDERPRIVILEGED Lynda Akin Hollis, James ORGANIZATION PICTURES LATE REGISTRATION FEE to those who qualify. For in- CHILDREN begins at 3 pm. in Arne1 Vanderford. will be taken tonight and is charged. terview call 820-4507 (Jim LCA. The admission price isfree. tomorrow for the Mimosa at 7 The SGA -sponsored BOOK Faunder s) . Master of Science Today is BE KIND TO LARK EXCHANGE opens from 9 am.4 PJn. DILL DAY. In Personnel Counseling SGA meets in the SCA at 7:30 pm. in the UCM Student Center "Correspondence Wanted" and continues in operation until Joe Crabtree, Christa Hill, Pm. Marion Correctional Institute Rosanne Smith, Edwin Tuesday, Dec. ll Friday, Jan. 14. Students are resident would like to establish a Alexander Williams 111. Tuesday, Dee. 4 FINAL EXAMINATIONS for requested to bring their used correspondence with anyone that Tennessee Temple visits the the fall semester begin at 1 pm. textbooks to the book exchange is interested. The following is Master of Science JSU BASKETBALL team'. which will then sell the books for information concerning myself. Martha McFall Howard. Friday, Dec. 14 the students. My name is James x Brenson Jr, Jax BASKETBALL team plays age is 24, nationality Asiatic Master of Arts tonight and tomorrow at the Blackman, hei&t 6 feet, weight Dwane Neil Albrets, Beulah Hubbard Classics in Bremen, Ga. 180, hair black, eyes brown, my Clarice Casey, Joanne Davis Other entries are not yet named. interest is varied in these Gray, Cathy Jane McCluer, Mary Friday, Jan. 11 respects, psychology student, Christina Pacileo, Linda Kerr Saturday, Dec. 15 Florence plays BASKETBALL biofeedback, astrology, clair- Richardson, Cheryl Juanita KAPPA ALPHA PSI presents a at JSU. voyance, psychic healing, writer Rutledge, James Hampton Christmas party for children & short story writer. For those Taylor. from ages 3-9. Saturday, Jan. 12 who are interested please write Auburn and UTM shoot against James x Brenson Jr., 127-132, Master of Business Tuesday, Dec. 18 JSU RIFLE TEAM at JSU. P.O. Box 57, Marion, Ohio 43302. Administration FINAL EXAMINATIONS for UTM plays BASKETBALL at Rondall Keith Absher, Robert the fall semester end at noon. JSU. Durwood Atchley, James Linear Bennett, William E. Brasseale, Morgan Marion Bush, Michael Duke Butterly, Willard Jackson FINAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE Butterworth, John Gabe Daniel, FALL SEMESTER 1973-74 Clarence Roland Duncan, Jerry No devlatlcn may be made in the schedule whlch appears below wlthout prlor approval Michael Elder, Charles Leonard The Jacksonville State of the Vlce-President for Academlc Affairs. Frazier, Larry Wayne Guffey, University CLARINET CHOIR, GRADUATE DIVISION: William A. Harrison, Glenda Sue under the direction of Mr. Carl H. Tuesday, December 11 6:OO-8:00 - Classes meetlnq 7:00 - 8:30 TT Hodge, Robert Lee Hood 111, Wednesday, December 12 4:30-6:30 - Classes meeting 4:00 - 5:30 MW C. Anderson, will present its 6:30-8:30 - Classes meetlnq 5:30 - 7:00 MW Jerome Anthony Howell, Jeffrey annual Winter Concert at 7:30 Thursday, December 13 4:30-6:30 - Classes meetlnq 4:00 - 5:30 TT Lynn Hughes, Paul Francis 6:30-8.30 - Classes meetlnq 5:30 - 7:00 TT pm. in the Performance Center Monday, December 17 6:OO-8:00 - Classes meetlng 7:00 - 8:30 MW Kittinger, Jr., Victor Klemenok, of Mason Hall on the JSU cam- Perry Keith Lampkin, Donald pus. Featured on this program UNDERGRADUATE DIVISION- Rayford Latham, Carl Gregory will be the premier performances Classes wlll meet as scheduled through the 9:lO-10:40 class, Tuesday, December 11. Lynch, Frederick Gerald of two new arrangements by Mr. Flnal examlnatlons In one-and two-hour courses wlll be glven on or before the last Overholtzer, Hector Santiago- Anderson, the suite "Le Car- class meetlng. Chinea, Walter Clifton Smith, naval" by Lully and the cantata Flnal e2amlnatlons In three-, and flve-hour courses wlll be shown below. Courses Sandra McCurdy Stone, Ronald meetlng dally or four days a week wlll take the flnal examlnatlon as I£ the course "It is enough" by J. S. Bach. The met only on MWF. Allen Yarbrough, Frederick soloist for the cantata will be Dr. Joseph Zak. Flnal examlnatlons for candidates for qraduatlon (those for whom the professor has Dan Marsengill of the JSU Music recelred IBM class cards In a special packet) w~llbe given as regularly scheduled. Department: The public is cor- DATE OF EXAM: TIME OF EXAM: FOR CLASSES MEETING: Tuesday, December 11 1.00-3:00 - 2:10 p.m. TT diauy invited to attend. There is Tbesday, December 11 3:OO-5:00 - 3.50 p.m. MTT Interim Tuesday, December 11 6:OO-8:00 p.m.- 8:20 p.m. TT no admission charge. Wednesday, December 12 8:OO-10:OO am - 12:lO p.m. MWF Wednesday, December 12 1:30-3:30 pm - 1:20 p.m. MWF Chanti Wednesday, December 12 6:OO-8:00 pm - 8:20 p.m. MW Wednesday, Dec. 5 Thursday, December 13 8:OO-10:OO am - 9:10 a.m. TT This is BE KIND TO Thursday, December 13 10:OO-12:OO am- 12:30 p.m. TT Staff Thursday, December 13, 5:OO-7:00 pm - 4:30 p.m. TT JACKSONVILLE NEWS DAY. 5:00 p.m. TT editorcarl m. phillips; associate The POLITICAL SCIENCE Thursday, December 13 7:OO-9:00 pm - 6:40 p.m. TT Frlday, December 14 8:OO-10:OO am - 7:30 a.m. MWF editor- veronica pike; business DEPARTMENT is holding a Frlday, December 14 10:OO-12:OO - 9:50 a.m. MWF Friday, 3ecember 14 1:30-3:30 - 3:40 p.m. MWF manager- clyde ; ad- dropin reception from 3-5 pm. in Monday, Decemb r 17 8:OO-10:OO - 8:40 a.m. MWF vertising manager & sports Room 215 of Brewer Hall. In- Monday, December 17 10:OO-12:OO - 11:OO a.m. MWF Monday, Decerabcr 17 1:30-3:30 - 2:30 p.m. MWF editor- jim owen; contributing formation regarding career Monday, Dec&>r 17 5:OO-7:00 pm - 4:30 p.m. MW editor- a1 whitaker ; assqciates- information, degree programs, 5:00 p.m. HW Monday, Decem! .r 17 7:OO-9:00 pm - 6:40 p.m. MW constance currier, cheryl course offerings, etc., will be Tuesday, Dece cr 18 8:OO-10:OO am - 7:30 a.m. TT denham, jeff donovan, fritz available and the Departmental l'uesda), Dece er 18 10:OO-12:OO pin- 10:50 a.m. TT hughes, bi littlejohn, mo wa Faculty will be present to confer otito-dnalgar, beverly tQdd. informally with students and to