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Marine Geology Students to Study Under Water Increasing Population Can Only Aggravate the Existing Problems Or Water Pollution SEVENTY-THIRD YEAR-No. 85 TAMPA, FLORIDA. MONDAY, MAY 17, 1965 PRICE FIVE CENTS SA Government Elections Postponed Ed Coris, Students Informed Too Late· By JOHN ALSTON Of the Campus Staff On the Inside Marine Geology Students To Study Under Water increasing population can only aggravate the existing problems or water pollution. Underwater Rockhunters Marine geology students of Dr. William H. Taft excavate t·ock samples at a ..depth of 17 feet in the Ba· bamas. USF students will do similar work at the mari· time base in ~t. Petersburg. l Social Notes ••• Cln; Secretaries Feted How Bro1Wag coraMo~ Sarn Alvi Da\0 Hint Can With Floral Tribute W"tl Sorry, Joe. No Do.ugh! c;~~ Orchid corsages (artificial) Ten HOW MANY students are there We'd like to help Joe out. True, blossomed on attire or a VIP Lup~ c a m p u s g To u p (genuine) Tc on campus who would like to have he might to able to make more Oc ~ scholarship, a loan, or a campus money by working off campus. But 'Wednesday in a "salute to sec­ fJ!l R JOb, and who cannot get one be­ if Joe is like a lot of USF students retaries" program. Dav cause they don't have the necessary Ho~ he came to this university becaus~ The floral tribute to some 100 2. 2.000 grade point average? LOI of its accent on learning. He wants secretaries who help make the 2B­ We would like to know. Kermit len., to stay as close to it as he can, and campus wheels go 'round was Mul J. Silverwood, director of financial SF- immerse himself in the unending part of the annual "thank you'' a~d, sa:ys that job scarcity is causing list of stimulating educational ac­ his off1ce to turn away many appli­ given by bosses and associates Ter tivities here. Mel cants with averages balancing on at a get-together in the library. BeD Mel th~ 1.9 mark. Most scholarships re­ He wants to be exposed to the A colorful touch was added by Dor thoughts and ideas of some of the Mel qmre above a 2.0 grade standing a display of hats made by some Rid greatest minds on e a r t h. Minds He's Ou-u-t! Brll (lr "C" average. The loan policy of the secretaries. Klil such as those of Dr. Henry Win­ The squeeze is on as Ed Worley of the SAT's tries Rit::1 here_ also sticks to the 2.0 average The program was arranged Na1 requrrement. throp, Dr. Hans Juergensen, Wes­ to ~!ide u~der Joe McAleer of the Staffers. Looking Ort Dr. Edgar Hirschberg, by the Personnel Benefit Sub­ l'o Where does this leave Joe Sad­ ley Davis, on IS ump1re Pete Silver. The Staffers won the game Brl dlesneakers, who must have finan­ Dr. Elton Henley and the incom­ committee headed by Duane 12-4. (USF Photo) 7 parable Dr. John W. (Knocky) Lake. Members are Joan Mc­ cial help or a job to stay in college? Clo Parker. Kee, Mrs. Beulah Rugh, Bill HOI Silverwood says, simply: "The Bn President (of the university) makes WHY COULDN'T somebody Durkin and Dr. Donald Allen. Wa Da• the rules." come up with a loan fund to help Pouring c off e e were Mrs. Staffers Outhit Col Alv IN THE MEANTIME, Joe Sad­ Joe stay here and boost his grades Mozelle Stockwell, Mrs. Ouida Hili Sal dlesneakers needs to buy books, or without having to worry about such W. Mahoney, Mrs. Mildren Sin­ Wh school supplies. He tries the text­ mundane things as eating or having' gletary and Mrs. Sara Howell. Az1 a place to live. A loan could be Stud.ent Affairs Tia Qook lending library in the base­ Serving coffee and tea were By TOl\1 GATES ment of the USF library. He can't made on a probationary basis for Mrs. Nan Rutherford. Mrs. Gil Hertz and Dick Bowers led one trimester at a time. The' stu­ Campus Sports Editor the SAT's in defeat. get what he needs there. He tries Boots Carlton, Joyce McKee, the office of financial aids for a dent's progress, gradewise, could As the hot summer weather In the other game, Mainte­ loan. But it turns out that Joe let be used to determine whether or Joan McKee and Mrs. Rugb. continues, the 1-M .summer soft­ nance overpowered the Regis­ JUs grades slip while working off not to continue the financial aid. Hostesses for the occasion ball leagues have begun with trar Rebels 17-l. Bob Macon campus. Sorry, Joe. No dough. It's a gamble, but remember, too w e r e Mrs. Mildred Winters, great enthusiasm. Don Vincent, Tom Howard and Spring Goes To Their Head In the Faculty Le3;gue, the Dave Crouch led the Mainte­ _ "How can I make ~ 2.0 average it would be only a loan. And it Mrs. Ann Mulder, JoAnn Dabbs, Floral frills blossomed on colorful headdt·ess dis­ Staffers, led by Dr. Robert nance team with three hits each. Til might return immeasurable divi­ Mrs. Rose-Lane Revels, Mrs. Ki WJthout books?" quenes Joe logi­ played at the campus salute to secretaries program Goldstein, Charles Schrader, Deller and Brooks led the de­ R> cally. dends in service to this country. Marie Clark and Mrs. Margaret Hubert Wright, Joe McAleer Br last week. Modeling secretary-made bats from left feated with great fielding plays. lli Jan Chryzanowski, Joann Dabbs and B~ulah Rugh: Hamilton. Mrs. Lois Dick was and Ron Willis carried their In the st)ldent's Independent (USF Photo) in charge of the hat display. team to an easy 12-4 victory League, Arete outhit Senior Ac­ 12, over the Student Affairs team. counting 12-7. Phi Sigma Zi was SA Needs Help Now tromped by the Senior Account­ Burry Unburdened Helvey Given ing team 12-4. One grand slam Dt sons have already been appointed Coffee House M Those lazy, hazy, crazy days of Science Award borne run was hit by John L! to vacated Senate seats. Goree. In the Residence Hall C: summer seem to be giving the Stu­ The American Institute of K Now, more than ever, the SA is To Give Poetry League, Alpha 3 East romped H dent Association no end of trouble. l).S. Dominican Policy Aeronautics presented T. C. Hel­ N in need of interested persons to The Reader's Theat.re Council Alpha 2 East by a score of 13-3. Ft vey, assistant professor of con­ Seems that a goodly number of will conduct a coffee house A home run by Russell Avery w swell its ranks and make it work. tinuing education at USF, with ll. SA workers resigned or dropped The time for griping about stu­ through the summer trimester, and three hits each by Andy w its annual award for his contri­ on Wednesday during the free G out of school in the wake of last dent government is over. Is Termed Failure butions in astronautical science Whitehead and Tom Moore hour. clinched the victory for Alpha 3 trimester's grade lists. Others have If you have the qualifications, Here is the schedule: found lucrative employment in sign up this week to run for an of­ By ALLEN J'. BU.RRY "to pre v e ,;_ t anotller Cuba." and cybernetics. East. Of the Campus Staff Even if we grant tl f II U _ Helvey received the award at May 19-UC 108 In the Women's softball league, summer jobs. fice. And even if you don't have the . le u a e a dmner meetmg of the Insti- June Z-UC 108 A year ago we were entering gabon of CommuDist presence, tute at the St. Petersburg Yacht Eta bombed FIA 15-1. Eta, with • There are now 22 openings in time, just take two minutes to vote June 16-UC 264-265 a bolstered crew of Physical Ed­ the long,_ bot _sum~er of racial ~e~e persists the haunting s~s- Club last Friday night. He has June 30-FH 101 1lle Student Association legislature, on Thursday. ucation majors, set the pace of '1'1 tur~ml 1n MISSISSippi. The at- PICI~? that IS not well With also had an article, "Extra-Ter- July 14-UC 108 dne on the Student Board of Dis­ It may sound trite but it's true. a!! a Women's Intramural league c ten~wn recently our_ amlgos. Our eyes are not restrial Life," published in the July 28-UC 108 '1'1 If you don't vote, don't gripe! by winning the first game. They ~pline and Appeals, and two per- focused on Ala- ~err eyes, _and Thomas Mann recent March issue of Science All poets on campus who were led by Mabel King, Ann bam a has faded IS a ad Vl so r to a United Educaion Magazine. would like to read their poems • Frets and Linda McLellan. FIA f a s t, as t h e States pres1dent, not a Domini- or have thep~ read during the j Movie Review was led through the bitting of American citizen can patriot. June 2 coffee house should sub­ Archaic Instruments Karen Little and Monica Harty. 1 1 recovers f r o m All who are genuinely con- F d • C mit their work to Mrs. Dino in J the emotional jag cerned with the welfare of our eature In oncert the Speech Department or to These games are scheduled Fool Killer Moves Fast t h a t character· neighbors to the Sout11 must Musical instruments popular Lucille Gigante, UC box 2414.
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