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Thvsr SPECTATOR VALDOST&STATE COLLEGE's STUDENT NEWSPAPER' THvsr SPECTATOR VALDOST&STATE COLLEGE'S STUDENT NEWSPAPER' V o lu m e X X X V III ISSUE 14 M l THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1972 VALDOSTA, GEORGIA Black Students A' Sex Seminars Offered Planning February On Campus Gynecologist Dr. Frank (J. 1 Awareness Week 1 Sinitli spoke lust night on anatomy and physiology at the The 32 members of the Black Student League at Valdosta Stale first in a series of six sex College are working to involve the entire Valdosta urea in their 1972 education seminars sponsored hv Black Awareness Week, scheduled February 6-12. the Student (J i > vcruincnl Association. Black Awareness Week is to Black Awareness Week is to Successive seminars arc to he kick off at 8 p.m. on February 7 climax with an address by civil held every Wednesday at 0:15 in VSC's Whitehead Auditorium rights attorney Stanley Tolliver p.m. in the lobby of Georgia with a gospel music program of Cleveland, Ohio. Mis 4 p.m. Hall. Next week's topic is entitled “Lift Every Voice and talk on February 11 in White­ frigidity and impolcncv Sing.” Special guest performers head Auditorium will be on followed by behavioral aspects arc to be members of the Albany “ I he Future of Black America.” of the sex drive with Dr. John State College choir, and black The Cleveland born lecturer M. Miller gynecologist leading choir groups from Valdosta follow ed graduation from the discussion. community churches and organi­ Baldwin-Wallace College with Topics lo be discussed at the zations arc also to be featured. study at the Marshall School of remaining seminars are planned “often when a black student Law in Cleveland, where he parenthood with Ms. Judy goes off to college, the folks he. received his LL.B degree in 1951 Stanley Tolliver to speak at VSC during Black Awareness Barnes of the Valdosta Health left behind feel he will forget the and his Doctor of Laws degree in Department social aspects of black community and its pro­ 1968. II e was ;(warded a Juris During his college days, not a social organization, “not a sex and marriage with Dr. Alfred blems,” said BSL president Doctor from Cleveland State Tolliver was one of the founders fraternity, but an organization W. Mellon, professor of socio­ Robert Rease of West Palm University in 1969. He served and the first president of really geared to help the black logy and anthropology at VSC, Beach, Florida. ‘ What we arc in the U. S. Army from 1951-53 America’s first interracial and student to adjust to the atmos­ and values and morals with Rev. trying to say with this program inter-denominational Greek phere here.” in the Counter Intelligence Henry I.outtit pastor at Christ of black choir groups is that we letter fraternity, now known as “If there are any personal Corps as the Army’s legal staff. Episcopal Church here. want to get them involved in He is now a member of the law Bela Sigma Tau. problems,- we try to help him The series of sex education things we are doing in our firm of Tolliver. Nimrod and Y oung Rease stressed the seminars is a quarterly program college community.” Griggs, Black Student League at VSC is Cont. on Pg. 7 set up by the sex education A lecture on “Black Art” by committee of the ■ SGA which Authur R. Berry, head of the art includes representatives from the department at Albany State Miss VSC Pageant Attracts .student body, the faculty, and College, is scheduled February 8 the administration. The program at 7 p.m. in the projection room is designed to educate VSC of the VSC College Union. students in the areas of sexual The Wednesday and Thursday Celebreties To Valdosta behaviro, planned parenthood evening programs are to feature Miss America Beautiful Cynthia Cook of Smyrna reigning Miss Georgia, is to and venereal disease according black history' lectures. At 8 p.m. participate in the selection and crowning of Miss Valdosta State lo Ms. Sara Fickertl. Associate on February 9, Dr. Richard To En ter tai n College 1972 on Feb. 10 in Whitehead Auditorium of VSC’s Fine Dean of Students and a member McMurry, associate professor of At Pageant Arts Building. Her talent is ventriloquism, of the committee. history at VSC, is to speak on Bob Hereford, president of which she has been working on “Black History Before 1865.” sponsoring Pi Kappa Phi since she was 8, to the delight of At 8 p.m. on February 10, the fraternity at VSC, siad Miss neighborhood yongsters. She has ACTION Rev. 1. Mullins of Thomasville is Cook is to serve as mistress of also had special training in voice, to speak on ' “Black History ceremonies for the campus piano, ballet and baton. at VSC After 1865.” Both history lec­ event. She is to be assisted by The 20-year-old beauty also ACTION recruiters are to be tures are to be held in the Tom Faircloth of Thomasville enjoys tennis and water sports, here on the VSC campus today, projection room of the College ■ approved and experienced Miss making collages as gifts and January 27th and tomorrow, the Union. Georgia Pageant Association designing and making clothes. 28th, said Ms.- Nancy McNash. master of ceremonies and judge. Following her selection as ACTION representative. Pi Kappa Fhi has sponsored Miss Georgia in June, 1970, she ACTION, formed last summer the VSC pageant for 20 years, was one of the ten semi-finalists when VISTA, the Peace Corps, Commencement according to Hereford. in the Miss America Pageant. She and several smaller public A native of Smyrna and a has maintained an impressive volunteer agencies merged will graduate of Campbell High schedule of personal appearances have former, volunteers Ms. Is Changed School, Miss Cook is a in Georgia and throughout the Linda Meinders and Ms. McNash sophomore at the University of nation. Millions of television on campus for two days to Following approval by Georgia, majoring in speech. discuss programni openings here Laurie Lee Schafer‘Miss America’ Cont. on Pg. 6 officers of the Student Govern­ id abroad. They are to be on ment Association and the le first floor of the College When the familiar strains of Administrative Council, Com­ nion Building both days. In “The Miss America Fanfare” fill mencement this year will be held Idition to providing informa- Whitehead Auditorium at Val­ on Saturday evening June 3, on about various ACTION dosta State College Feb. 10, | 1972, at 8:30 p.m., on the fawn •ograms the representatives they will do more than intro­ of the new Library. PRESI­ illAiel|J fill out applications of duce the 1972 Miss Valdosta DENT S. WALTER MARTIN ersons interested in Stale College Pageant. They will said the change to this time from dunteering for Peace Corps or also herald the personal appear­ Sunday morning is being made IST A. ance of Laurie Lee Schaefer. to provide more room for those If you are unable to visit with Miss America 1972. who may wish to attend. There re returned volunteers while For the first time, a reigning will be no tickets issued. In the icy are on campus you may Miss America is to participate in event of rain, the program will blain more information by be moved' in the Gymnasium, the VSC production, recognized riling ACTION, 348 Peachtree and those attending will be as one of the most outstanding treet N.E., Atlanta. Georgia seated on a “first come, first Miss Georgia campus preliminary 0308 or by calling toll free seated” basis as long as there is events. Tom Faircloth 800-424-8500. space. Cont, on Pg, 7 Cynthia Cook - “Miss Georgia” Page 2 The VSC Spectator, January 27, 1972 What realty GGZE TIN G S GOOD POR gort l AM AH YOU WeVe got to me was 71 eiTBATEBCESTRlAL THAT BONE V»aa ahead his patronizing TEACHING IB A approach ..he was By Jove f... M ACHINE. •W E A P O N ' of you, sounding lice an I t 's a w rru m y h e l p l W IL L Busterf v o o c s p e c ie s TEACH YOU Adult Sesame Street. monolithf w u . e v o l v e ITS PCOPEt AND W ILL U S A G E . RU LE TH IS YOU W IL L p l a n e t . LEABN TO n o w K IL L ... PICK U P K IL L ... THAT BO N E . KILL. It's not the shaggy hair not the hell bottoms nor the lore heads nor the tie-dyed shirts that pice the student his imape. It's his moutn. The student mouth is a II hy ran V we purchase a complex creature. It can shout two-mral-a-ilay meal ticket? at demonstrations. whimper Elder Bob Dickerson, pastor of The college, in .studying the throuph Lore Story, pasp in Cat Creek Church, con d u cted two-mcal-a-dav plan, found that horror at the atrocities of war. the services. Pallbearers were one of the major problems of Itut none of these pices us away William Cowart, Jimmy Griffin, anv organization is the amount as students. It's the Meaninpful Donny Robertson, Bill Huxford, of money that is spent in by Rick Mitz____ Dialogue the zig-zag hip talk Pat Quarterman, and Danny administrative areas to gel any and the spaced-out small talk that makes the student Hadsock. Honorary pallbearers particular job done. I bis is a the uniipte orpan it is.
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