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Volume 2 FRIDAY, APRIL 8. 1966 Number 10 Plans Set For Proposed Park

llv ST» VI T\< KI TT Paths running through the wools were also proposed. By the beginning of the Kali It was suggested that the paths trimester, Wright State's park be covered with limstone to could become a reality. keep them from becoming too Terry Hankey, recently ap- muddy in rainy weather. The pointed Park Commissioner paths that exist now, run in by Bob Beachdell, Student only one direction. The com- Body President, called a mittee decided that it would meeting on Wednesday, March serve the area better If nature 30, to discuss plans for the trails were Initiated to make proposed park in the rear of it easier for students to enjoy Allyn Hall. The meeting was all of the woods. attended by several members Hankey closed the meeting of Hankey's planning com- by saying, "Our progress on mittee, which consisted of stu- this proposal is wholly de- dents Interested in seeing the pend ;nt on student support. park become a reality. Interested students are urged "Puddle Pull" winners fill mud hole with losers at the April Day contest. Photo to volunteer their services." By Roger Hickson It was decided that the first phase of ihe park program would be a clean-up cam- R.G.T. TRIPS paign, covering an area of from two to three acres. Hankey said that more stu- Moore Heads dent help was needed. He April Play Day stated, "We already have a number of students who have Student Aid agreed to help, but much more tlv HI MI RC I R In 1957, Moore became an help will be needed to do an A part-time scout for the Los elementary school principal Splashing Success adequate job." Angeles Dodgers has accepted in Reading and in I960 he be- The box lunch and co-ed sale time. The Day technically ran a job as Student Aid Officer at came the principal of a junior was the high point of the WSC for most of Friday, April 1st Hankey added that any stu- WSU. Mr. Don Ktoore, a native high school. Before coming dents who were interested in April Day festivities. The low (fools) and for about an hour of Cincinnati, will take over to WSU he was offered the point was when Mr. Robert and a half on Saturday night, helping work on the park the job of distributing student post as principal of Reading should contact him, Jamie Thobaben, self-styled rope April 2nd (after fools). loans and scholarships. High School. jumping champion and Stu- With most of the students Stewart or Betsy Logan. "It Moore attended North Col- Moore earned his Masters would help," Hankey pointed dent Senate advisor was beat- sitting in classrooms in Allyn lege Hill High School where degree from Xavler Univer- en by Skip McConnell in an Hall, the program began with out, "If all the volunteers he participated in various ath- sity. could furnish their own tools." endurance contest. about 57peoplewatchingsilent letics. After graduation, he The function of the Student April Day continued on its movies in the auditorium. He went on to say that rakes, was offered an athletic schol- Aid Officer was formerly shovels, power saws, ropes way to becoming WSC's first The co-ed and picnic auction arship, but World War II inter- handled at WSU by Dr. Kels- true, traditional, annual party was easily the most success- and axes would be necessary rupted this venture and he en- ter, the Director of Student to complete the operation. ful part of the celebration. listed in the Marines. Affairs. However, with the The throng of poverty strick- The committee decided that After the war he wa3 offered growth of the campus, it be- Meet Held en students surrounded the the work would begin on the a chance to play professional came necessary for a single fast-lipped auctioneer, Terry park on Sunday, May 1. They baseball, but turned it down man to handle the job. With Wilson. Prices for food ranged agreed that since the work In favor of a college education. Mr. Moore filling this po- At OSU By STFVE 1HRISII \\ from around $.50 to $7.00. was to be done solely by stu- He received an athletic schol- sition, Dr. Keister will have The high price for the lunches dents, Sundays would be the more time to direct and co- The Ohio Academy of Science went to Susan Kramer. Her most appropriate days. ordinate the student functions will hold its 75th annual meet- contribution was a gigantic Hankey's immediate plans at Wright State. ings from April 21st to the wicker basket. The Student call for a cleared area suit- The Student Aid Officer can 23rd at the Ohio State Univer- Senate reported that the pro- be contacted in room 160 of able for picnics. Future plans Allyn Hall. sity In Columbus. ceeds went to CARE. Include provisions for picnic General program chairman. Mr. Thobaben jumped rope tables, fireplaces, benches, Dr. Robert C. Stephenson, di- as was expected but out of the and a large pavllllon that would rector of the Ohio State Uni- blue came a dark horse win- be used for dances In the Instructors versity Research Foundation, ner, Skip McConnell. The Gov- spring and summer. Grass has planned a program that ernment Professor, like a true will also be planted through- encompasses seventeen var- fallen champion, made no ex- out the area. Evaluated ious fields of science and cuses for his loss In the en- Some students at Wright State mathematics. durance contest. have been asked to evaluate Professor Richard A. Pop- A tricycle race was held be- Rhodesia their professors. ham of Ohio State's depart- tween the auditorium and the Dr. Klein's quantitative Psy- ment of botany and plant path- front entrance to Allyn Hall. chology course (Psy. 306) has ology will deliver the presi- The race was won handily by Discussed spent all trimester creating a dential address at the opening "Speed" Hlxson, but it can be A lecture entitled "Consti- questionnaire designed to banquet, Friday. April 22, at said that the competition was tutional Crisis in Britain: evaluate the effectiveness and 6:00 P.M. in the Ohio Union quite meager. Only three other Rhodesia and After" will be attitudes of campus profes- West Ballroom. His address contestants were in the race. presented in Room 106 of sors. will be entitled "Who is In The Friday (fools) events Connie Brlnkman, memberof Allyn Hall on Tuesday, April IH>\ MOOKK Charge." were ended with the mud- 26, at 11:00 A.M. by Mr. the class commented or. the The meetings will • divided hole-tug-o-war. It was a long Malcolm Robinson. arshlp from Miami University difficulty encountered In the Into twelve section.- j.lus sev- ( fum U> Pasv Mr. Koblnoon Is e graduate at Oxford, but later decided formation of the survey. "We eral additional ones on the of William and Mary College to marry and'ransferred in- spent all trimester writing the history of sclenc-e and the stracts Service where the ses- where he was a Draper Schol- stead to the University of questionnaire and sometimes Junior Academy. sions will be held. ar. After receiving his B.A. Cincinnati where he received spent threeorfourextrahours There will be 250 scientific Some of the special events in I960 he continued his work his degree. per week in conjunction with papers read during these of the three days of meetings in his native England at St. After college, Moore began the course." meetings. Among these papers will include a symposium on Catherine's College, Cam- teaching and coaching in Read- The students in the class will will be several by outstanding the "Role of the Federal Gov- bridge. He received his M.A. ing. Ohio. At Reading High compile the results, and sub- high school and undergraduate ernment In Higher Education" in 1963. School he coached football, mit them for a final grade. college and university stu- presided over by J. D. Rein- Besides his lecturing in the basketball and baseball. One Larry Hays, another member dents. helmer of Wooster College, a field of current affairs, Mr. of his better baseball teams of the class stated, "After the The meetings will conclude symposium honoring Dr. Kurt Robinson is also a member captured the state title in results are In, they will be with geological field trips to Godel entitled "Logic and Its of the faculty at Downside 1957. One of the players on analyzed during the Spring the Muskingum-Perry mining Relation to Mathematics,Nat- School in England. that team was Claude Osteen, trimester In Psychological areas and as a trip on con- ural Science and Philosophy," Mr. Robinson's current tour now a star pitcher for the Los Statistics 232." servation and plant science, and scientific exhibits in the will begin in New York, after Angeles Dodgers. Moore also The other members of the also to the mining area. East Ballroom of the Ohio which he will go to Williams- accepted a |ob as scout In Quantitative Psychology class Registration is free to all Union. These exhibits will dis- burg and then on to Dayton 1956 for the Los Angeles team. are Mike Gilley. Sue Glover. scientific sessions and bus play a wide variety of the where he will speak at the He has continued as a scout Pauline Chrlsp, Kathy Shlller, transportation will be pro- latest scientific equipment, University of Davton as well on a part-time basis since Dave Wolfe, John Ley and vided to Battelle Memorial supplies, teaching materials, as WSU. that time. Norm Thompson. institute and Chemical Ab- bocks and available services. Pog« 2 FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1966 We Are Responsible Ly nchings Letters to Editor Mr. Editor, Nils Young's letter to the editor in As I read the article "This Was the last Issue of the Guardian, in Burlesque" by Bob Rowlands, some which he praised the newspaper in questions occurred to me. general but criticized one column. First, how does someone who has News & Views," deserves an edi- such obvious contempt for today's torial comment which was not Included burlesque and the people who watch after the letter. First of all. we thank it know so much about it? Has Mr. Mr. Young for the praise of the paper. Rowlands made n study of contempo- However, in criticizing "News & rary burlesque? Has he ever been toa Views," he Implied that the columnist burlesque show? The wealth of detail did not know how to write a grammati- TMFM given in his article would seem to in- cally correct English sentence. May dicate that he has seen a burlesque Mr. Young be assured that the column- show. If he has not seen a burlesque ist can write grammatically correct show he has no business writing even English sentenct s—as evidenced in a favorable article about burlesque, the following sentences which appepr- much less one blasting it. Since Mr. ed in "News & Views." Rowlands did not state that he has "Plans for an'April Day'celebration seen contemporary burlesque. I doubt are in the making." that he h.is made a thorough study of "The I.C.C. calendar located in the it. If he has made a thorough study of front foyer is both interesting and LOOK PINKO... JUST BECAUSE, 7HCY CALL contemporary burlesque. I apologize Informative." THEMSELVES DAUGHTERS OF THE AMEZ/CAH most sincerely for anything in this "Pre-reglstration for theSpringtri- letter which might offend him. mester will be starting soon." fejOLUffON••• DOCSNT MEAN (JJC CALL Second, if he has not been to bur- The responsibility for printing the lesque as part of extensive research article—good or bad—rests with the OOKSCLVES SONS OF S/ecHces... ^ what would he be doing there at all? editors, not merely the columnist. Surely Mr. Rowlands does not count himself among the contemptible oeo- The Editors Summer Courses Meager ple who he says are the kind that go to see burlesque. If Mr. Rowlands Is not By EARL IHTLKH one of these contemptible people he The trimester system was adopted situation in the world is far from would undoubtedly not compromise Guardian Opinion originally In the American University ordinary for American males of col- his principles and engage In such a When the present Student Senate took to keep the academic plant operating lege age. There is a man-power draft degrading pastime. at near-full capacity all year round. going on right this moment all over the thorities upon the subject, so I can office, there was still a tinge of hope U.S. left in a few of us. However, in less Wright State Campus seems to have only assume that his knowledge of According to the draft policies, each contemporary burlesque is derived than a trimester, the Senate has split-up the summer into two separate year, a student must acquire one fourth erased what hope there was. and wholly opposite terms. The Spring from hearsay. I might remind Mr. of the total credit hours required for Rowlands that hearsay isnot sufficient One visit to a Senate meeting is all section of the third trimester has a graduation. Then, according to some that it takes to convince one that his fairly extensive schedule, complete evidence upon which to base such personal economies around the cam- absolute statements as those he made. representative voice In Campus af- with night and upper division courses. pus. each summer, a student rr tst fairs is hardly more than a whisper In almost perfect contrast, the Sum- Let us hope that such an error In not earn a certain amount of cash to en- repeated by Mr. Rowlands. In a wind tunnel. The meetings lake mer section of the same term has no able himself to afford the luxury of place in an aura of pompous chaos, night courses at all, only eight upper returning to school in the Fall. If it Sincerely witn the chairman vainly attempting division courses. Edgar J. Lawrence to cover the confusion with a few pas- were impossible for these policies to note to Editor—I intended the pre- sages from Robert's Rules of Order. Ordinarily, one could expect a cut- overlap, then the meager Summer ceding letter for publication, but if Furthermore, because the campus schedule during the summer in a col- term course offering would probably space requirements would force you Is In dire need of social functions, the lege as young as WSC. However, the be sufficient. to delete too much, then do not pub- Senate decides to sponsor a dance. lish It, for I feel that any deletion Therefore, they pay an extravagant In Answer To Mr. Lawrence would seriously daniage it. Please try price for a Rock snd Roll band, and in answer to Mr. Lawrence'charges ingly during the last four or five years to print it in Its Entirety.'Thank you. put up a few obscure posters, display- let me first state that I am twenty six and I attribute the change to the Amer- E. J. L. ing prices that rr • or may not be ac- years old and may or may not have ican publics' desire for raw sex first curate. On the nlgnt of the dance, those spent as much time as he in burlesque and foremost. This Is noticable in our Dear Sirs: Senators that find time to attend, walk theatres. When I first began going I literature, movies, dancing, and even For those students of Wright State dazedly around among the high school was eighteen and then, believe it or ir. T.V. commercials. Sex Is sensa- that are unaware of what those gray students wondering why the event was not, there was such a thing as a damn tional and is used to fill a gap so to objects, that can be seen at various a flop. good time In those places. This was speak. In other words quality, which places around the campus, are, I The following Senate meeting Is due to having obvious professionals comes at a higher cost, is dropped and think that It is about time that they phenomenal. The Senators Immedi- diving the entertaining; by that I mean in its place sex is substituted in the found out. They are to be used for the ately try to blame some nebulous force the girls and the comics put on a pro- hopes that no one "will notice." Be- disposition of litter, in other words called "apathy" for all their misfor- gram that included singing, dancing, lieve me, some people do. trash cans. tunes. They then start blaming each ribald horseplay, plus strip-teasing. This has resulted in the genuine de- The litter situation at Wright State other, and when they see they are get- Some friends of mine in Cincy, Co- cline of burlesque from adult enter- seems to be getting out of hand and it ting nowhere, they turn again toblam- lumbus, Cleveland, and other places tainment to childrens' entertainment. is about time that was caVid to the ing the student body. And, In the midst enabled me to get a fair sampling of We all know what a woman looks like students attention. of all the confusion, a logical voice burlesque outside of Dayton. With the so we do not go to the burlesque for Allyn Hall Is only a little over a year calls out from Inside the observer. exception of Newport, Ky. the other the same reason we would go to old, but the litter that can be seen not "Ft tu. Senate?" B, STEVK TVHETT cities had top notch burlesque. anatomy classes, or do we? only In the parking lot but also In many ****** This change has taken place seem- Bob Rowlands parts of the building, gives It a much older appearance. The Inter-Club Council seemstobe Wright State Is scheduled for In- the most effective of the three branch- dependence in a little more than a es of the Wright State Student govern- The Student Opinion year. It seems that If the student body ment. Whatever the ICC sets outtodo has no more pride in their campus Is generally done, and done well. A As a former member of the NEXUS students as 'judge and jury' is a recent example of this was the ICC staff. I feel that I can venture to offer necessary method of learning. How- than to litter it asthey have been, then Christmas Dance, which was the most an opinion on aald publication without ever. some basis for good and bad it would also seem that they are a lot successful dance this campus has being bombarded with such adjectives must be provided. further from true independence than seen. It was v. el I and accurately pub- as uninformed," *antl-humanl3tlc," Another item which Is causing they might think they are. or "Illiterate." One o* the most Important factors licized and well attended. The music NEXUS to lose its ardent admirers in the success of a university Is the was excellent and. most Important, The status of NEXUS at Wright State is the negative publicity employed by spirit of Its students and their attitude the dance more than paid for itself. leaves much room for development. the staff to arouse Interest. Any toward their school. If Wright State Much of the ICC's success has been Its public Image, at present, Is losing magazine published will benefit by is to become a truly independent uni- due to the ICC Chairman, Terry even those half-hearted backers who prompt service to Its subcrlbers. versity on July 1, 1967, It is about Hanky. He has organized the ICC with say, "Well, at least they're trying." if NEXUS Is not going to appear in time that the students began toassume the help of his fellow officers Into a Isn't NEXUS the publication of the three weeks, then do not advertise It some of the duties and responslbl I ities well-functioning group of students. He students at WSC? Before and after the in this manner. A solution to this that independence requires. has helped ;he ICC to discover Us second lasue was released, many in- problem, often used by well-known duties and Its relationship with the terested students became disillusion- literary publications, is to list the Steve Christian other branches of student government, ed with NEXUS when certain of their dates of publication as "Intermittent." with the students, and with the faculty submitted articles were either Ignored If property material cannot be gather- THf GUARDIAN and administration. As areBultofMr. or not returned as quickly as pos- ed by a specified date, if a magazine Hanky's efforts, the ICC not only is published In a half-baked stage, If The Guardian la publlahed bi-weekly sible. This treatment when added to by the Wright State Campua Com- iinows Its duties, but knows how to go a level of understanding with the a staff resorts to gleaning lit. Work munity. The opiniena expreaaed here- about fulfilling those duties. editor as to the ways and means of from othet colleges to fill pages, then in are thoee of the editorial board and The ICC Chairman has been helped fulfilling the goals set for NEXUS, that magazine Is going to receive ad- not neceaaarily thoae of the 'acuity or by his other officers in operating the has caused many students to turn away verse criticism. adminlatration. The paper I* dia- ICC. Dick Palmer, Vice-chairman. Technical facets of printing have aloo tributed free on campua. Guardian from "THEIR" magazine. offlcea are located in the Lowry Delores Stamper, Recording Secre- kept NEXUS from receiving awarding Houae. For advertleing or Information tary. Sherry Pendley, Corresponding To build a good magazine, one must looks. Other lit. mags, and their print- call 426-6650 eat 322. Secretary, avid Charlene Parkins, establish a firm, but co-operative ing methods might be studied by Editor—Earl Butler Treasurer, have all helped in making staff which knows exactly why the NEXUS staff members that they might Page Editor a—Stava Tackett, Jim the ICC the effective organization that format, "Emphasis. . .placed upon gain insight concernlngquallty'versus Aahton, Mary Ann Natha, Bob it is. Rowlanda ideas, as well as perfecting literary quantity. One prime objection from Neva Staff — Stave Ctirlatlan. The ICC has elected new officers forms." was chosen and exactly how this observei. IsNEXUS'hastetostay Suil Orinkut. Suaan Gray, Kant for next year. Their task will be hard to establish a basis for accepting in production whether Its content is McCall. Lynn McConnali, Ed because the standards set by their material and publishing It. NEXUS worthy of press release or not. Mercer. Gloria Mlnalch. Olanna predecessors are very high, but not has. in my eyes, failed to provide Peater, Sally Roaenfeit, Caran Impossibly so. iu im *sHTO\ Slagle, Art Snyder, Cora Yen! a criteria of acceptance; the use of Beth Stewart Buaineaa Manager—Jim Beala FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1966 THE GUARDIAN Poge 3 Letters — eont. On Friday, March 25, we con- Play Day ducted a psychological experi- (Continued from Pagf I) ment to test the spirit and contest and a team composed liveliness of the students. We of the heaviest members of found that the spirit and live- the student body called The liness of the Wright State stu- Invlnclbles, finally won out. dents belong to the null set! It seems that the freshman At exactly 12:30 P.M. of this class could not organize well date, we held an elaborate enough to challenge the upper- luncheon. We laid a tablecloth clas?men, so the contest be- of red and white on a cable in came one of friends vs. the lunchroom. On top of this friends. The puddle-pull end- was placed: (1) two wine bot- ed in what some spectators tles with candles (enflamed), termed a near-riot, however (2) two 8-inch high wine gob- it seemed to those students lets, (3) a complete dinner from Selma and Jakarta, to service, (4) a cake or a glass be fairly tame. cake platter, and (5) home- Happy and muddy, the par- fried chicken. ticipants went to prepare Kulakowski (L) prepares for defeat; McConnell (i>) displays jumping ability. Not one word was directed themselves for the next night's return to their former schools about our luncheon to us by activities, which consisted and propagandize for the cam- the other people in the room. solely of a student-faculty Students To Publicize pus. We are disappointed as to the "basketball" game. For the Cichanowlcz was quoted as lack of enthusiasm held by the first time In the history of saying, "Wefeelthatthelmage student body. If the students the college the faculty won Wright State Campus of Wright State is being pro- here want, as we do, to have an athletic contest from the jected as -tie sort of junior a student union, and all of the students. Student spectators, ih KEMT MCCLELLAND Chuck Clchanowicz, head of college. vend to show the things that go along with a great for the most part, blame their There is a student organized the committee, said that work high schoo> fiudents that,even university, why don't they show classmates' loss on the fact publicity campaign being on the project is still in the though Wright State is a com- the fire and enthusiasm of real that Mr. Panslng, English In- started at Wright State. The planning stage. The actual muter college. It has a lot to college students? structor, became so savage purpose of this project is to physical part of the program offer the student who wishes Jo Anne Gaffn«y that the student team could interest area high school sen- will start in May. Pictures of to continue his education." Sally Forbes not pay attention to the game. iors In WSC. the campus will be taken to The idea was originated by show to the high school stu- Bob Beachdell, who soon after dents. his election as Student Body Directory In Septem'ier, Wright State President, presented his pro- students will go to the local posal to the Student Senate. Coming high schools to deliver The Senate voiced Its approval Plans for next tall to increase speeches concerning the cam- of the idea and Beachdell and student Interest Include a pus and show the pictures. At Cichanowlcz immediately be- combined activities calendar this time, they simply want to gan making plans. Since that and student directory. The one acquaint the students with time, administration backing hundred page booklet will con- WSU, and will return In Jan- has been obtained, ar.d the two tain a general and academic uary to deliver a more con- committeemen are sure that calendar, a club and social vincing talk. The committee they will have organized an calendar, a day by day ap- also plans to work through "impressive" presentation for pointment calendar, a faculty high school guidance counsel- the high schools by September. and student directory, and ors. They added that anyone inter- THE THREE SOUNDS (Left to right:) Andy Simpkins, photographs, both candid and At this time there are only ested In helping should contact Bass; Gene Harris, Piano, and Kalil Madi, Drums. pose shots, of the campus. two students on the committee, them by the end of this term The present K'.aff includes Clchanowicz and Bob Beach- or during the Spring or Sum- Steven Christian, editor, Dl- dell, the Student Body Presi- mer trimesters. Three Great Sounds anne Pester, assistant editor dent. The committee event- By EARL BUTLER and general secretary, and ually hopes to have two stu- A. Lynn McConnell, publicity dents from each high school When Roy Merriweather, Dayton's latest contribution to the and co-ordinating chairman. working with them. The plan national jazz scene, closed his latest stand at Falrborn "No- The staff will be expanded to calls for these students to where," the area response was so great that the Jast perform- meet future needs. At prese it ances were to standing-room-only crowds. The "Nowhere" the booklet Is unnamed, but success opened the door to big name Jazz in the WSC area. suggestions are being taken The Three Sounds opened a three-week ?tand in the near- for a title, as well as cover campus night club. The Jazz trio is made up of Gene Harris, and ad designs. Any sugges- I GItUB | piano, Andy Simpkins, bass, and Kalil Madi,drums. They have tions may be put in the Guar- been appearing in night clubs from San Francisco to Chicago dian mailbox. and have been working occasional concerts. The scheduled date of sale In 1959, the trio was on a con- than in most concerts. Bass for the booklet Is September BOWER'S cert tour with Dinah Washing- man Simpkins explained this 12, 1966. The cost will be ton and The Dave Brubeck saying, "We can't always get kept at a minimum, compara- !MSTAm Quartet. Anita O'Day was sub- warmed up in a concert, but ble to that of other universi- GREENHOUSES stituting for Dinah when the the club-work gives us plenty ties. According to Steve Quartet came toSan Bernardi- of time." The atmosphere of Christian, editor of the book- [FALCONI no, California. Paul Desmond, let, "The book will serve a CORSAGES Brubeck's Alto-man, was un- the "Nowhere" seems nearly naturally moving that night and perfc-ct for the music of The dual purpose — It will be Three Sounds. Gene Harris useful to the students and a 724 HANES ST. seemed to stimulate the whole has evolved into a forceful cohesive and uniting force in concert. The audience was pianist. The funk is still there the student body, because it DAYTON feeling the music and realized but is now more of a trace. will get the activities out to that the concert was a great Simpkins can move his bass the students, so that they will 253-3125 one. When Brubeck took his know what's going on." break. The Three Sounds came with the best of them and the on. drummer, Madi, seems to fit It seemed that the trio had in with Simpkins to make up FOR A a fine rhythm section. Full or Part Tim*? Summer Employment been influenced by the Quar- The most impressing part tet 'P high sounds, but whatever of The Three Sounds is that DAYTON AUTO CLUB the reason, the group came on they do have an individual nearly as strong as Brubeck. sound. This seems to be a pre- DRIVING SCHOOL INSTITUTE Gene Harris seemed at the view for better things tocome 825 South Ludlow time to play a lot of Ahmad H.lmer 222-2S01 Jatnal-type iunk, but with a in the WSC area. stronger and more intricate sound. The rhythm section was very solid. The only real crit- icism one could make was that they did have a fairly conven- tional style. But the trio was The Pat Long so good at that concert, that even after the Brubeck Quartet Tailoring and Drycleaning Company came back on, their music lingered on, until, of course, 506 W. MAIN STREET • FAIRBORN, OHIO Desmond could get going again. OF A DEAL Seven years later, in Falr- 878-6923 born Ohio, The Three Sounds have evolved into a more in- * PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING • ALTERATIONS dividual Jazz group. Their in- dividuality shows at a time * 4 HOUR SHIRT LAUNDRY • TUXEDO RENTAL when comparable groups, such Weeks-Amlin as The Ramsey Lewis Trio, * CUSTOM TAILORING * STORAGE SERVICE have gone completely AuGoGo Ford, Inc. and f o r g o 11 e n about the fine * PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE $7B-S»U 701 N. Broad Stroat Jazz they had been playing and Falrborn, Ohio experimenting with for years. FAIRBORN'S LEADER IN GARMENT CARE FRANK R, OACIY The trio is perhaps better in Sale* Manager the small club atmosphere Page 4 THE GUARDIAN FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1966 Sevens Win Bowling League What's The Name Of The Game? A last ditch attempt by the faltering, fifth place Bowleros The Dayton Gems lost the fifth not the important thing learn- what the fans talk of and want to end a nosedive that has dropped them from third to fifth game of their playoff series to ed in that match. the most and It is sure they In Just two weeks failed. Fort Wayne 6 to 2, but still Anyone who had the oppor- are getting their fill. 1 set a Team captain Rita Balzuweit brought in an outside bowler, lead in the series three games tunity to watch the match on certain similarity betweeen hoping that he would give her team some much needed of- to two. One more win and they channel 22 was probably more the drawing power of fisticuffs _ fensive support. But, all that her plan succeeded in doing was will move on to the next se- captivated by the five minute on the ice and the ludicrous®! cause an argument with opposing team captain Ed Mercer of ries. This is all I shall say brawl than by the match itself. antics involved in professional™ the league champion Lucky Sevens. about the score since that Is As of late this rams to be wrestling. As Mercer later stated, "It In a big league hockey, the was my understanding that this They needed all the games they NHL, they still have fights now was a Wright State league with and then but not to the extent Wright State students." Mer- could get last Wednesday as Faculty Outhustles the DC-4's took six from the of the IHL. The reason for this cer went on to say that there is that in big league hockey the were no written league rules, Alley Cats, their last week's opponents. The Lucky Sevens' Student Cagers real pros realize they would be It was agreed upon at the fall putting both themselves and meeting when the league was last opponents, the High Lifes, ized and in good shape. They battled back after losing the On Saturday, April 2nd the their squads in Jeopardy by organized that it would be Wright State faculty basket- played as ? ream while the brawling at every provocation. first game to win the second, students more or less resort- limited to students of Wright but the third game was a run- ball team defeated the stu- Apparently IHL* referees are State. dents' 50 to 41. This was the ed to the "every man for him- practically powerless to do away for the Sevens, who self* tactics of alley basket- Mercer's protest to league clinched the league champion- garr.e the students had all anything when a fight does secretary Ron O'Neal was to wrapped up before the contest ball. ship with their third game vic- During the first halfwhenthe erupt. I saw one referee being no avail so he and his team- tory. started. shoved and pushed around by mates took the only course left The game opened with the students led, the atmosphere Members of the champion In the student section was one one skater who seemingly open to them. They shut out the Lucky Sevens are Ed Mercer, studentu breaking through a could not wait toget in another Bowleros 8-0 and administer- banner saying, "put the faculty of fun and having a good laugh punch. In pro basketball, f captain, Jim Ashton, Steve at the faculty. For some It was ed one of the worst beatings Christian, and Steve Adams. 'in the real world,' "toborrow ball, and baseball for a ;• that any opponent of the Lucky R. G. Thobaben's favorite a chance to deride their Eng- ticipant lo lay a hand', u Sevens has sustained all sea- pression. It did not take l. .ig lish or Science instructors referee or umpire is im- son. before the students found out instead of the other way mediate expulsion and fine. It The victory gave the Lucky Lucky Seven* 102-34 around. Soon the atmosphere DC-4 96-40 where the real world really is, seems as if such is not the case Sevens a six point lead over High 66-70 about forty five minutes or so. changed and the game took on Alley Cot* 66-70 in IHL hockey. the second place DC-4's going Bowlerot . 62-74 At halftimc the students led a more serious nature, at least Perhaps these clubs operate into the last week of bowling. first Team . . . 42-94 30 to 24. Their lead had been for the students who seeming- on rather slim budgets and even higher, but many turn- ly had nothing to gain and must employ any and all means overs saw it dwindle to only everything to lose if they lost to bring paying fans out to the six. When the second half got to the faculty. Lose they did matches. Perhaps the owners under way the faculty got off and the students' smiles at the of these clubs personally do to a good start first tieing the games end did little to hide not care for fighting, but they Draft Tests score and then going ahead to their obvious embarrassment certainly seem to do little to stay by the fourth quarter. and disappointment. The coach discourage it. If the fans know The whole story to their vic- of the students Jim "Fatman" the possibility for a brawl tory was one of simply ->ut Rowlands summed it up nicely exists they will come to the hustling the students who when he said, "we just got out- matches and under present Announced hustled." seemed bewildered and unable rules this possibility must Wright State male students To apply, a student must to adapt to slow break basket- It would be hard to pick out exist because it is all too ap- soon will have the opportunity obtain an application (available ball. In that type of basketball any individual stars, but the parent little or nothing is being to prove their ability as col- from any local board) and must players are required to take general concensus seemed to done to discourage fighting. at least four seconds to get the be that Tom Pansing led the lege students to their draft complete it and send it in by faculty while Jim Slutsky led I would like to see good, stiff boards. midnight April 23. Date as- ball across the ten second line. fines and suspensions leveled The testing program,de- signments are up to the se- Not following this rule cost the students. Pansing made at uncalled for provocations. lective board service and a them possession of the ball several driving shots right I would like to see the referees veloped by the selective serv- time and time again. past some flatfooted defenders ice board will be administered student may be required to and also cashed an excellent become inviolate so that no May 14, May 21 and June 3 at take the test on any of the given It was obvious the faculty skater would dare touch their had been preparing for the percentage of his many foul persons. Wright State campus. days. shots. Slutzky was the game's The test, says the Selective The test covers reading com- game as they seemed organ- I am no goody-goody and am high scorer and demonstrated realistic enough to admit that Service fact sheet, is to pro- prehension, reading interpre- an accurate jump shot. vide local boards with evidence tation, vocabulary and math- Next year perhaps the stu- these measures would not of the relative qualifications ematics. It is designed to last eliminate fighting entirely, but dents will have learned the they would restore a sense of of registrants for college 2 or 3 hours and a score of 70 Classified Ads value of teamwork. Perhaps study and to inform local Is considered passing. I will have learned not to make order tothegame, besides, the boards of their aptitude for Students wishing a deferment CLASSIFIED AD RATES anymore predictions. name of the game is hockey continued college work. need not, however, take the Name, address, telephone not boxing. Any student, planning to test. If they are in the upper number, and up to ten words attend college next fall and has percentage of their class,

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