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. “is" " I’m Gonna Pack; The ' Goad! . g: l l. I the'I'echn 1.01311 ' the stile»! newspaper of ”at!!! Carolina Sm: ”literary or Raleigh, N. t. 17607 / P. 0. Bar 5690 Men 756-241! 3 Volume LIV, Number Friday, September 19, 1969 Sixteen Pages This Issue State Meets ' M ”Lat-Aw M.mw._~__L-,J-_LL ““4 ._._...-L....h_i _......_..J.... “.4. .....~. -. H. .4. ~-_.i_ _. ._. Carolina “A“1' U1 59th Clash ‘ '— , ,. , pp u.U. 1‘).“t Q .A‘. ~t . ‘.' . ' State’s veteran defensive unit, bolstered by game experience if "f,. is». .- J.\ f‘ <, against Wake Forest, meets young, untested North Carolina tomorrow afternoon in Carter Stadium as the old rivals rene I I l m a '7'». "rams.- their feud for the 59th time. g!" “a” The Wolfpack victorious in the lat two games in the series‘, w. .l . 'I I f ‘3,’ ‘ ‘_ -. _ l g . a last beat the Tar Heels three straight in 1956-58. List year State’s ,'- .w., fink‘ ‘1 tonI,‘ ".W’."D - s. “9 ‘ "' .".. ‘ defense scored twice before the offense had run a play, and the W49... '.;~-"v~ Mung. "r stunned Heels fell easily, 38-6. .«AA.0‘ l ~ Jug-‘_,'s ' ‘ The 1969 Carolina squad will be talented but young. ";» {:12}.‘:‘s"" 1-.' [n '4" I,” . .4 According to Coach Bill Dooley, “We’ll make mistakes, but as ‘ flu *{f .. ‘1'.) .,.. long as they, are made at full speed and with aggressiveness, 1 f. ”I ‘ ' A. ' think the team will provide a lot of thrills for Carolina fans.” The Tar Heels return only seven seniors from last year’s squad which won only three games. The biggest task facing Coarch Dooley is finding a replacement for standout quaterback Gayle Bomar who engineered last year’s upsets over Florida and Vanderbuilt of the Southeastern. Conference and .arch rival Duke. Feur players, including Paul Miller, Rickey Lanier, Johnny Swofford and Charlie Turoare in the running for the spot. State, on the other hand, returns of 11 defensive starters and is inexperienced primarily at center and quaterback on offense. All-America tackle Ton Carpenter leads the defense which also boasts standouts Gary Yount, Mike Hilka, Jack Whitley and Steve Diacount. J . Halfback Charlie Bowers, last year’s Dick Christy Award winner, heads the offensive backfield, with speedy but inexperienced Leon Mason, Jim Hardin and Dave Rodgers expected to help out considerably. Darrell Moody will call signals from the quaterback slot. A sellout of 41,000 plus is assured as State goes for win number 14 in the series which dates back to 1895. It will be the second conference game for State’s defending ACC champs who 12ast year swept 6 of 7 league contests, losing‘mly to Clemson, 419. According to Coach Earle Edwards, “We could have a good . football team in 1969 but not do as well as out fans would like. Our team will have more experience than last year. “One of our strengths will be the experience of our defensive unit, headed by 1968 All-America Ron Carpenter. New men at center and quarterback, where all the action starts offensively, will have to'come through for us to be successful. Guard Don Jordan and halfback Charlie Bowers, our leading rusher from last year head out offense, while lineback Mike Hilka and defensive backs Jack Whitley and Gary Yount should offer Carpenter a lot 11967 was the Year of the K00] Kyotie and white shoe defense for Wolfpack football. of help. I believe we have a squad that is capable of making Few of the fans at the another run“for the ACC title.” o ning game ainst UNC realized that 1967 .would mark one Tri-captains for this year’s edition of the Wolfpack are Hilka, of the greatest seasOns in tate football ' ory. Jordan and Yount. Game time will be 1:30 pm. ‘7 . ‘ - “, '. ~ 1 '2. p . .' ‘lfl/J'v . (amt. , a, w . ». ‘ ‘1, DtamWms1911313139"159W!" ' Then out of nowhere came of eight points per game stop- From then on school spirit In Asia it was some other , a 60-yard lightning bolt from ped the Cougars cold .and set never diminished. As the Wolf- animal, but 1967 was the quaterback Jim Donnan to end up two Wol pack scores that pack moved into the nation’s Year of the Kool‘ Kyotie” at Harry Martel] that sent the launched Raleigh, two Top Ten,"students anxiously tate. Heels howling and put State on thousand miles away, into pan- waited‘beside radios, .TV’s and That year State produced its the road to eight straight wins. demonium. Thousands of . teletypes to see How much most exciting and successful The season had many ecstatic students rushed madly ‘ closer the previous week’s win ' football team and for a change memerable moments, but the down Hillsborough» St. to the had pushed State to the Wolfpack fans responded in ’67 excitement rallied around capitol to celebrate— a ritual number one slot. kind . l the astounding 166th over usually reserved only for the At halftime of the Houston, the University of Houston, night before the clash with Maryland and Clemson games—' But although the season “eateueaeeeel‘eeeeleeeeeeeel whenever. there was any ended with a spine-tingling question as to the game’s out- come, State fans rushed onto 14-7 libertyBowl win over the More Wolfpack football history University of Georgia, coached the‘field and formed a corridor to welcome the team. “ -' by Vince Dooley... the Pack on pages 8 and 9. _. Following" “a“, 28-7 Home- V..m—‘—..- hardly started out like gang- age-tee; busters against his brother Bill $§¥¥1D$‘¥‘¥l¥¥“l‘¥.l¥‘$§$§‘§lI.l_'¢¥ coming win over ”Duke”, rue" ” who early in September then ranked second in the na- Carolina. Technician bannered “AP Tops brought arch rival Carolina to tion. State fans, overjoyed with . And to match the student UPl’s Six-Pack With A Fifth,” Raleigh for the 57th clash be- the ast weeks 20-10 upset- body’s exuberance, the refering to the respective rank- tween the two schools. Coach over orida State, had recon- Technician" published the next ings of the two major wire Edwards’ 'defensive dearnons, ciled themselves to a “moral Monday in bright State College services. ' led ‘by All-America Dennis victory” when State trailed the Red— with a familiar reminder Then, as suddenly as itwall Byrd, had painted their shoes Cougars “only” 60 at the half. that “Kyoties” were “K001”— began, tragedy struck. Riding white, but it began to look as if a slogan born when ‘a zool‘égy an 8-game winning streak and a But then the white shod ‘3rd place national ranking, the State line was far from professor exposed the school . HalfbackCharlieBower-smdiesforyardagein pure, as it lost its virginity first defensive unit that was to al- mascot Lobo 111 as a coyote, State clashed; with the Penn and trailed 13-6. low opponents only an average not a timber wolf. - . (See mam, me 13) last year’s Clemson football game. sax m page 2 l the Technician September 19,1969 ._ -L..._ ,_ — -—~._._-,—~ ,_,_ W, ,, ., A -7“. .‘~ - " 7-“; Student Loan Funds Shor “NO The public student loan financial situation at State18 a little According to George, the College Foundation, Inc., R House. better than expected, but the individual private banks vary North Carolina organization set up to help residents financially widely as to the help they will extend to needy students. through college. North Carolina banks this year pledged $2 According to Financial Aid Director Charles F. George, million to it. when federal funds were cut this year the requirements for “It has been a confused situation because Congressrs as late getting aid were raised to a 2.2 projected G.P.A. and only 90' as it has ever been with the Student Guaranteed Loan percent of need for each student qualifying Was given. a Program. They still have not passed the bill.” Electoral “We did all of those things in an attempt to head off a ‘ The Student Guaranteed Loan Progam is an agreement with ‘1'“.“~mer.. crisis. The federal funds we had asked for were out about individual banks and insurance programs to give out loans for $250,.000 needy students with the federal government guaranteeing the “Wheneveflwe deny aid to a student we try to give them an loans up to seven percent interest. alternative. We did send people andapplicationsto the College However, interest rates have risen above the seven percent Foundation, Inc. or to their own state agencies. figure to over eight percent for the prime rate. This has in College” effect cut off much of the needed funds and Congress has not yet acted to raise the interest limit. M TRO Large North Carolina banks , had different reactions to questions about their individual student loan programs. WASHINGTON UPI—Re- amendment to the states, and a VISION substantial number of senators National Employmentiarnca. 1m. 7 Marian Lipcomb, Spokesman for First-Citizens Bank stated jecting all proposals modifica- (Continued on Page II) tions, the House voted Thurs- favor a rival plan to count the day to abolish the l80-year-old presidental vote by congres- , CLERICAL Electorial College and provide sional districts. INVENTORY CONTROL ' Friday, for the people to elect their CLERK; typing order President by direct vote. ' Three-fourth of the states, Work for two op andle 38 in number, would have to telephone. No ”Raleigh loca- the _ tion. $320/mo. September 19, A resolution embodying the ratify any plan agreed on by. STATISTICAL CLERICAL the House and Senate for it to WORK; work with figures.