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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

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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. were brothers of Sigma Phi classic example of how money mouth from tooth to lip Being a mouthy student. I decided to tru estipale the subject. I Epsilon fraternity. can he diverted out of food and decided to get right to the throat of the problem. I asked a Survivors include his parents, its p re para lion into student what he percciced student language to he. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Tomlinson of “nonproductive” areas. Rte. 5, Valdosta; six brothers, First of all, we would have to "That shill lingo? Man. that went out with the fifties. Luther Tomlinson of Dublin, go to a separate meal ticket, Rapping isn 't where it 's at. man. It s a big head trip. Anil you re pot to Imre a pood head in order to have a pood mouth. Dip? Lot Ga., Tommy Tomlinson of Key­ apart from the student 1.1). The stone Heights, Fla., Donald printing eost of meal tickets for the scene? It's a regular high. Suffering from a regular low, I decided that perhaps the best Tomlinson of Lakeland, Ga., Valdosta State College is way to investigate student language was to observe it. I wangled Harry Tomlinson of Cheyenne, estimated at between ST.oOO Wyo., and Lyle Tomlinson and myself an invitation to the Student Life Seminar II orkshop parly and $7,000 per year, depending Terry Tomlinson of Valdosta and picked uj> a few mouthy tid bits there. on the type system that we The entire college community five sisters, Mrs. George A. Read I walked through a beaded doorway and introduced myself to choose. Once meal tickets are vas shocked and saddened at the of St. Petersburg, Fla., Mrs a tall, skinny pock-marked girl. “And who are you?' I asked. printed, someone must account udden death of John Wayne Larry D. Nottingham of Wichita “If ho am I, you ask? ' she asked. “I could tell you I m Delores for each and every one. We must Tomlinson, January 24. Falls, Tes., and Ivey Jane Sliluntpic. That's true. True, I am Delores Shlumple. ) es. Yes. issue each student his ticket, The 20-year-old junior Tomlinson, Marsha Tomlinson ) ou've jirobably already guessed: of the famous \ewark maintain records on who has psychology major was pledged and Margie Tomlinson of Shlumple family. Some people call me Dee. But who am I really? I which plan, and control the ;o Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity. am the sun. I am the moon. I am a strange concoction of V aldosta and his step-paternal unissued ticket!® This would Funeral services were held grandmother, Mrs. D. S. Tom whatever you want me to be and what I am not and what I would mean at least one more full-time Tuesday at Cat Creek Primitive linson of Hahira. like to be. I am my famous father's daughter and he is my son. I employee for the cafeteria. Baptist Church with burial in the The SPECTATOR staff extends am a complex of complexes. According to my analyst. I am a Additional clerical people hurch cemetery. The Rev. D. profound combination of Jocasta and Oedipus, searching, its sympathy to the family require more office space, office Eugene Pollett, director of the searching, searching for the right womb. Say,” she said, [musing. friends and fraternity brothers in equipment, and supplies; j Wesley Foundation here, and "II /io did you say you are? this time of grief. If we choosela system su ell I as I moved on toward a kid silting in the yoga position the ValiDine punch-out system contemplating his- navel which he referred to as Felix. (which is probably tbe best "II here is it at. little belly button? It is at where. II here what system for control purposes) we II here whatever, that's what. Give me meaning. Say something, run into tbe additional problem because I am really into you, oh navel ‘o mine. Speak to me ol not getting the meal ticket to Felix." Ilis stomach growled and he grinned. "Right on. Felix.” the student lor several daysiafter I group of mini skirts were standing a—omtd-talking about each quarter begins because of their Home Ec class. Suddenly, a large boisterous girl-with the processing lime that is sensitive eyes-flushed her way into the crowd. “Iley sisters. Let's required by the firm who makes have a little group dynamics here. A little meaningful dialogue. tbe ticket. My name is Betty and my primary interest is people. And, of This means more lines for tbe course, the on-going life process. We’ve got to get organized, student to stand in. more delays sisters. Let's have a little intense on-going rap session here You're due to mix-ups and more cost all good heads. Now get it together. ” for tbe school. Further we “Um,” said a small blonde coed. “I made a relevant blouse the could not make a significant other day. With a peace sign on the left shoulder. . . ” reduction in the price of tbe “Hello,” I said to a sad-looking firl sitting on a pillow. “Talk to meal tickets that we now offer. me, )> The college must have cooks on “You married?” duty, people on the serving lines “No. ” people working in the dish '‘You want to get?” room, someone must check the ‘‘Not really...” THE VSC SPECTATOR STAFF meal ticket, and still others must ‘7 knew it! Rejection once again, Cecelia,” she cried aloud to be cleaning. All these functions herself. “Fifteen thousand dollars it cost Mom and Dad to send Bill Stewart ...... Editor-in-Chief must go on whether we serve me to school—that’s room and board and tuition, books, clothes Bob E d e n ...... Managing Editor 100 people or 1,000. The and pills. That doesn’t even include the nose job, the hair Chris Kauffman...... Business Manager building must be heated and transplant, the determatologist's bills and getting my ears pierced, cooled, the ovens and grills must which is already sending Daddy to the poor house.” She remain hot and steam must go straightened ourt her St. Laurent chemise. “All that to send little to the sterlization equipment. In Ciel to college so she could find a husband. Well-look at me. The Spectator, the student publication of Valdosta State terms of unit cost, the bacon Look at me, will you? What good did it do? Do I look engaged to College, is published weekly and is distributed on Thursday and eggs are only a minor you? Look at my left hand. Do you see and engagement ring? Even afternoons. portion of the cost of breakfast. a ring mark? As naked as A dam -if I could only find him. What’s Opinions expressed in the SPECTATOR are those of the editor All this is simply to say that the wrong with me? Why can’t I get a man?” and writers and are not those of the college administration. college can make three meals “You mean ‘old man’,”I intt rupted. The Spectator office is located in room 11 of the Student available to the students at “I don’t like old men. ” Union Building. about the price that it can make “No. no, no. You’ve got to learn to talk with it. ’ two. January 27, 1972 ■The VSC Spectator i •Page 3 Customs Search Minister ‘Humiliated’ NASSAU, Bahamas (AP) — perience’’ in the presence of his [three hours at Nassau Inter­ A Bahamian mini.sler who later wife at Miami International national Airport before his or­ temporarily barred Americans Airport on Friday. der was lilted. from entering his country was The statement said Francis Asked why U.S. Customs forced tn submit to a search in was forced to submit to a body might have taken the unusual Your plane lands at Mew York’s Kennedy Airport. Y ou’re Miami by customs agents while search by U.S. Customs agents precaution of searching a vis­ home after nine weeks of hitchhiking and camping out all over ‘ one twisted an arm behind his ah hough he demanded the usu­ iting officiaI, a U.S. Consulate Europe. You suffer culture shock as you trudge, with your hack and another loosened his al cnuv'osics as a minister of spokcsiuan in Nassau said he sleeping bag and knapsack, toward customs. The two well-dressed trousers,'’ the Rahamian gov­ the R.-ihamian government. did not know. couples ahead of you move quickly. The inspector barely blinks ernment charges. After the incident Friday, He said, however, that sin h In an official statement Sun­ Francis returned to Nassau officials normally advise the at their many pieces of costly luggage. Then he reaches you. day, the government said Fi­ Saturday and ordered that no consulate when they plan li. "Okay,” he says, " coyly the knapsack and undo the sleeping nance and Education Mini.sler Americans be allowed to enter visit the United Slates, so they bag.” You’re dazed, tired, bewildered. You’re also insulted. Why Carllnn Francis suffered “the his country. About 340 Ameri­ can be given the "courtesies of can tourists had to wait about the port.’’ did he pick on you? But mechanically you follow his instructions humiliating and degrading ex­ until you are stopped short by his next order. "Now, go into that room over there and take off all your clothes.” Can he do that? The answer depends on the Fourth Amendment to the United 5 The Scope Of Fiction ’ States Constitution. Usually, that Amendment forbids searches unless “probable cause” is present. This means that for most Arc you reading more but at Columbia University and under the direction of Mrs. searches—including wiretaps and electronic eavesdrops— a police enjoying less? George Peabody College. Her Brazzie Maddox. officer must first have proof that he will probably find something Could be you need to take a major interest lies in “the whole Registration has begun at the illegal. Suspicion is not enough. But neither is certainty required. serious look at what goes into area of twentieth century Office of Public Services in The balance tips in favor of the state and the search if the officer the writing of contemporary English and American literature, Pound Mall on the VSC North has enough facts to make it probable that he will find something. fiction and what the authors ” she said. Campus Those who wait to But the Fourth Amendment works differently when a person hope you’ll get out of it. Her short story' course is one of register until the first meeting of enters this country. Indeed, for a long time courts assumed that There’s an opportunity todo a number of non-credit courses the class do so on a space the Fourth Amendment simply did not apply at all in these just that in the short course to being offered in VSC’s con­ available basis. situations; that customs officers, in order to catch smugglers, be taught by Rachel Stubbs at tinuing adult education program, needed power to search as thoroughly as they wished Valdosta State College beginning unhandcuffed by the Fourth Amendment. Recently, however Tuesday morning. some courts have placed restrictions on this power, at least where MITZ, Cont. Entitled ‘The Scope of Fiction: the search involves a person’s body or body cavities. Three cases “With what? I should learn to talk? Fifteen hundred dollars they The Short Story,” the non-credit one of which is now before the Supreme Court, illustrate this spend on braces and he’s telling me I don’t know how to talk. course is to run five Tuesdays trend. “The student jargon. You’ve got to learn to be hip o r is it hep? In 1961, in Wjft v. United StatesT a federal appellate court in from 10-11:30 a.m. in the Pine Well, whatever. Why don’t you go over to that guy sitting there California said it was legal for customs officers to require a female Room on the ground floor of with his legs crossed and ask him how Felix is. Ask him if he’s got traveller to disrobe even though they had no cause to believe she the VSC Fine Arts Building from an old lady. Maybe you two can, ah, groove together. ” was breaking the law. A search of an entering traveller was legal, Feb 1-29. Fee is $5 for five "Well, what the hell,” she said, getting up. "It doesn’t cost said the court, "by reason of such entry alone. ” sessions. anything. Thanks,” she said, and then added. "Daddy-o. ” By 1967, the same court developed greater sensitivity. In ‘The aim of the course is an The kid and Cecelia were married two weeks later in one of Henderson v. United States, a female traveller was forced, under appreciation of the more those terribly Now new weddings in Central Park. Cecelia wore protest, to let a doctor examine her vaginal area. She claimed the broadly human values implicit in gold lame Correges bools . Felix — froze his navel off. (del’s search was illegal. The court reaffirmed its belief that merely by fiction,” Mrs. Stubbs said. father is buying him a new one. crossing the border one subjects himself to a search of his “For example, in Irwin Shaw’s "What are you doing here?” a bespectacled, be-bearded fellow baggage, purse, pockets and wallet. But a body cavity was a story, The Girls In Their said, grabbing my arm. “Why arc you wasting your time when different story. Said the court: Sunday Dresses,’ a young couple there’s a war going on, killer? People are starving in Africa, ", . . if in the course of the search of a woman there is to be a go out for a Sunday morning glutton. Women are discriminated against chauvinist pig. requirement that she manually open her vagina for visual walk, planning only a happy Education needs reforming dummy. There’s crime in our big inspection to see if she has something concealed there, we think private day together. But during cities, criminal. The plight of the migrant, worker, racism, the that we should require something than mere suspicion. Surely, to a series of seemingly drug problem. And you ’re sitting here at a party. ” require such a performance is a serious invasion of personal insignificant events Michael and "But so are you, ” / pointed out. privacy and dignity. ..." There has to be a "clear indication” that Frances come to the realization “That’s different, ” he said. "This is my parly. Excuse me. ” He something would be found. The court did not say exactly what they really mean nothing to each walked over to another buy. “What are you doing here? People are this meant. other. Their plight is a universal starving in Africa, glutton. . . ” Hopefully, this year the Supreme Court will tell us just how one: the failure of love through "Far out, man,” the kid answered. "Like, um, like, well, like, free customs officers are to search the baggage, the clothing and the failure to recognize the y ’know, groovy, wow, like man, like I can’t relate. It’s a real the body cavities of travellers. In a case called llpited Stnto* n beloved as a person.” bummer and like all that but wow. . . ” lahnsnn, a customs inspector became suspicious of two young Emphasis in the course is to be I had had enough. Between all the relevance and relating, the women crossing from Mexico to California, lie had a female placed on how the action, the head trips and the dead trips, I decided to like split. I marched inspector conduct a strip search and she found heroin hidden in characters, the setting, the right out of the party to the beat o f a different bummer. the panties of one of the women. atmosphere and the structure of The same federal appellate court that decided Witt and a story contribute to its final Henderson said the search was illegal. In order to justify a strip effect and total meaning accord­ search, said the court, even if it involves inspecting the person’s ing to Mrs Stubbs. SOUTHWELL body cavities, the customs officer had to have a "subjective “The stories to be red are suspicion supported by objective, articulable facts. ” Suspicion completely different from those without facts was not enough. read in the 1970 course,” she MOTOR «« Even if the Burger Court upholds the lower court’s ruling, a said, referring to a similar traveller’s personal privacy will mean little at the border. A non-credit course she taught at COMPANY customs officer may still be able to satisfy the requirement of VSC two years ago. “objective articulable facts” simply by saying that the traveller “The Scope of Fiction” by acted strange, that he seemed to be hiding something. Brooks and Warren is thfe text to Unless the Supreme Court really surprises us, the only practical be used. advice is clear: Stay away from borders if yo u ’re carrying Authors whose works are to be anything you wouldn’t want to be found with—no matter how discussed include Eudora Welly, well you think it’s concealed. Customs inspectors and not shy Flannery O ’Connor Jesse about looking just about any place. Stuart Thomas Wolfe, Sher wood Anderson, Ambrose Distributed by Access • Stephen Cillers is author o f Getting Bierce, Carson McCullers, Frank —Whool Alifoaoot —Motor Toot-Up Justice: The Rights o f People..(Basic Books, 1971). He is an O’Connor and Ring Lardner. attorney and the director of the'Committee for Public Justice. Mrs Stubbs received her —Broko Sonrko —lohoco Whools master’s degree in English litera­ ture from Emory University and **■**■**■*■*** + * * ¥ ■ 2 BLOCKS FROM SCHOOL has done further graduate work The VSC Spectator J a n u a ry 27, 1972 Page 4

Bowling Team Loses To Tech The newly formed VSC Bowling Team, sponsored by the College Union Board and SPORTS coached by Mr. Ken Fenrl. Director of SludentAclivilio, WITH CHRIS KAUFFMAN met Georgia Tech and the world in te rc o lle g ia te bowline champion Roger Dalkins Saturday, January 22. Although Home Sweet Home VSC's team lost four of five The Valdosta State College Rebels have probably never seen matches to Georgia Tech. They as happy a site as they did last Sunday morning at 4:30 a.m. when through the fog and mist appeared the Valdosta city limit sign. Although the road trip to West Georgia and LaGrange was but a two-day affair, our troops must have felt like they had been gone for two months. Jerry Bradley, Rick Hastings, Steve Bishop Part o f the reason for this overcast feeling was the fact that the Art McClellan, and Chip Hall. Rebels had just lost a heartbreaker in LaGrange in addition to having received a slanted officiating job in West Georgia the previous night.Now it is not the iritent of this column to castigate referees everytime Our Heroes drop a game; 'but for all accounts Rebs Fall To Injuries and descriptions of the West Georgia contest, it is plainly evident Saturday night the Rebs lost a that if you were wearing - red and white you were about as The Rebs are hurt. Injuries took also high for VSC, while Dalkins welcome as a hurricane in Miami. heartbreaker to the LaGrange their tool Friday and Saturday Panthers. LaGrange got off to a 245 point game represented the The important point for the Rebels is the future. We must win! night as the Rebels broke their good start and had a seven point high score for all bowlers. Last weekend is now behind us and left only for historians to five game winning streak with lead at the half But behind the Valdosta's lone win showed mull over and offer token criticism. By no means are Our Heroes two straight losses. The se two leadership of Willie “0 ” Oxford, the Rebs rolling 875 to the out of the GIAC title race. Last year we lost three conference losses put VSC in an unusual the Rebs took the lead and led Jackets 821 in the first match. games and still reigned as champions. It is the affirmed belief here position—we are behind in the up to the final seconds of The other four sets showed Tech that this year’s edition is definitely of championship caliber. The GIAC standings. LaGrange ranks regulation time. After the horn on top 885 to 771,933 lo798, first step of the ".Road Back" is taken this Saturday night when umber one in the GIAC with a had sounded, though the score 896 to 836 and 905 to 821. The VSC entertains the Shorter Hawks of Rome, Georgia. 5-0 conference record. was all knotted up at 85. In the Tech team won the game with Perhaps it is more than ironical that the Valdosta State Rebels Friday night the Rebels playing closing moments the Rebs had 64 points lo VSC’s 26. came home last weekend in a dense fog, since is fog is a symbol of without injured Jim Edwards some tough breaks turn against change. Unquestionably Our Troops will change and demonstrate Valdosta State's team consists lost in West Georgia 92-82. This them and ended up on the short of Terry Bradley, Steve Bishop, their championship ability this Saturday night. Game time is eight marked the first time since 1964 of a 103-100 score. Willie o’clock. This week's prediction emphatically states that we will Chip Hall and Art McClellan, smoke Shorter by ten points! that the Rebels have lost to W est Oxford scored a season high of and is a member of the South Georgia. After being behind by 37 points. Eastern Bowling Conference. as many as 19 points in the first These two losses put the Rebs What, No Softball ? half the Rebs battled to within in an awkward position. The It may come as quite a shock to those of you desiring to play three near the end. Eric Mance Rebs must win in all their NCAA Lets intramural softball this summer; but as of this time, there are no earned a starting berth and was remaining GIAC games. We are facilities available for such action this spring. The absence of instrumental in holding Charles not out of the race as we hope Frosh Play to be at full strength in about a softball this Spring is a severe blow to the VSC intramural Greeks Hamilton of the Lions to 24 All college freshmen will be and Independents of a major sport but also leaves a tremendous points, 5 points below his week with the return of Edwards. Our next home game is eligible to participate in varsity void in the Spring Quarter activities. average. Hodge claimed 14 re­ bounds for the Rebs. with Shorter College the 29th. football and basketball be­ Intramural director Bill Bennet, informed this reporter that the ginning August 1. The announc­ reason VSC will not be allowed to use the city softball fields, as ement was made on January 8 has been the previous practice, is that the Little League and by the National Collegiate Industrial Leagues have expanded. Coach Bennet went on to say VSC Becomes Associate Athletic Association’s (NCAA) that the Physical Education Department has sent three letters to Assembly of Delegates at its the Administration asking for softball diamonds to be annual meeting in Hollywood, constructed on North Campus. Member Of NCAA Florida. Well, lo and behold, Sports Fan, there still are not any softball fields on North Campus. Time continues to run out! Eight weeks Valdosta State College has from now will be Spring Quarter. Will there be any softball fields been elected to associate eight weeks from now? Is anybody listening? membership in the National Collegiate Athletic Association, Marinaro according to VSC President S. Walter Martin. Cornell running back Ed Marinaro who finished second to Requirements for full Auburn's Pat Sullivan in the Heisman Trophy balloting, is going membership in the NCAA to be sent an award after all. include a one-year period as an A group o f Auburn student leaders have taken up a collection associate member in addition to . and bought a “second place Heisman Trophy" for Marinaro. a well-rounded athletic program. An Auburn jeweler contributed the engraving on the elaborate Valdosta State currently parti­ trophy which reads: ‘2nd place Heisman Trophy presented to Ed cipates in intercollegiate basket­ Marinaro, who thinks he’s the best anyway, from the students of ball, baseball, ten ds and golf Auburn University, 1971.” and plans to add a program for a fall sport next year. Athletic Director Bill Grant and faculty athletic representa­ tive Stan DeHart are moving ahead rapidly with plans which will lead to full membership in the NCAA next January. Mr. DeHart is chairman of the VSC athletic committee. The NCAA is divided into divisions, univeristy and college, and Valdosta’s athletic teams will compete in the college division of the Association. January 27, 1972 The VSC Spectator Page 5

INDIAN Seranaders Featured on The Serenaders, one of Valdosta ber” from the opera Fantastic*, UPRISING State College’s elite singing and “Cabcrel ” the lead song from the musical of the same (ED. Note: The following groups, are to be featured three name story, while not directly con­ times during the month of The Serenaders prepared and cerning VSC students, does Februrary Channel Six Tele­ taped these three specials at the nevertheless seem to be of vision, according to Mrs. request of Ms. Virginia Jackson interest, especially in lightof the Gwynelle M. Spell, director of Adams of Channel Six Thomas recently resolved controversy the Serenaders and assistant villc’ Midday Report, said Ms. involving the VSC Mascot professor of music at VSC. Spell. The show is a regular Change). The thrileen-member ensemble feature of Channel Six and is At least three athletic teams traveled to Thomasville Tuesday, have come under fire from January 25 to tape three music presented from' one o’clock to various Indian individuals and features for Channel Six Tele­ one-thirty o ’clock on weekdays. organizations throughout the vision's Midday Report with the The Serenaders are comprised country because their mascots feature highlights to be aired of Cathy Cameron, Kenneth allegedly “degraded and February 21, 14, and 29, said Hawkins Carolyn McKenzie, demeaned” the American Ms. Spell. Larry McLeod Vicki Morris Pal Indian. Of these, two are The first program will be Odum, Jim Rightmyer Kathy comprised of three familiar Roll Teresa Tippett Janice colleges, while the last is a major and do a soft shoe?” Means A special student committee spirituals, “Everytime I Peel the Welch, Ginger West, Tommy league baseball team, the Cleve­ asked. recommended that the symbol Whiddon, and Clifton Young. land Indians. “The whole viewpoint and nickname be dropped but a Spirit ’ with a solo by Mr. Members of the Serenaders in Russell C. Means, executive America takes of the Indian is compromise was reached that Kenneth Hawkins, “Amen,” addition to being members of director of the American Indian that we don’t count,” Means called for the revised symbol and featuring Mr. Clifton Young, and VSC's concert choir, must be Movement (AIM) and director of said. the establishment of an annual “Ride the Chariot” with Ms. chosen by audition for the select the Cleveland American Indian “ Can you envision the American Indian Heritage week. Ginger West as the featured group. Center says the “Chief Wahoo’ Washington football team called There are 15 Indian students soloist. Other programs planned by the symbol used by the Cleveland the Washington Rednecks on the EMU campus of 18,000 The second program, which Serenaders include possible per baseball team degrades and instead of the Redskins? ” students. highlights popular songs, consists formances at various area demans the American Indian. A spokesman for the baseball The final incident to achieve of the Serenaders renditions of schools and a planned Spring Means said a Legal Aid Society team declined comment. some national notice involves “Id Like to Teach the World to Concert to be held during attorney will file a $9 million The second incident involving VSC’s neighbor, Florida State Sing. . made famous by Spring Quarter suit against owner, Vernon a controversy over an Indian University. The FSU sports Coca Cola, ‘The Shadow of Most of the Serenaders repe- Stouffer Tuesday in Cayahoga mascot was possibly resolved official recently revamped their Your Smile,” and one of the County Common Pleas Court when Eastern Michigan mascot in an effort to reduce Beatles’songs, “Yesterday.” toire is made up of chamber and will seek an injunction to University modified their criticism. FSU’s Sammy The final tape presents the music, Madrigals, and a capela stop the use of the symbol. mascot, EMU Huron. The Seminole, formerly a cartoon Serenaders performing “I Wish rendition, said Mrs. Spell. “How long do you think the school, under pressure from a caricature has been changed to a You Love.” ‘Try To Remem­ stadium would stand if the team Navaho student has changed the more realistic drawing of an ERROR-FREE TYPIN6 were called the Cleveland image of the Huron Indian, the Indian brave. Sources on the Negroes with a caricature of NYLON TYPING RIBBON school’s nickname from a FSU campus indicate that the CORRECTION RIBBON Aunt Jemima or Little Black “bloodthirsty, whiskey drinking Indians are having difficulty Sambo and everytime a ball was savage” to a “noble and wise finding any improvement. AT Y O U R BOOKSTORE hit, some guy would come out chief.” ERRORITE

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Miss America Cont. from Pg. 1 The Serendipity Singers were viewers saw her on the State of Contestants in this Year’s Miss first formed in 1963 at the Georgia float in the Tournament Valdosta State College Pageant University of Colorado. Their of Roses Parade at Pasadena, are: Harriette Lee Cooper of first major engagement at the Calif., on New Year's Day. Ochlochnee 20 a junior, Bitter End Cafe in New York Hereford said Miss Cook is to Patricia Jackson of Quitman, 20 City was such a success that it arrive in Valdosta on Wed., Feb. junior, Brenda Culpepper of brought them to the attention of 9. She is to be the house guest of Macon, 18 freshman, Michelle the producer of the Hootenanny the reigning Miss VSC, Linda Neppl of Ocala Fla., 19. Show, who immediately signed Reddick, and her family Fair- freshman; Debbie Perkins of St. the group as regulars for the cloth is also scheduled to arrive Marys, 19 freshman; Ellen network television program. that afternoon and plans to Harbour of Calhoun, 20 junior; From that day on, the group has participate in the pageant the Joy Elizabeth Josey of played approximately 800 following night in Whitehead Bryomville 19 junior; Jacquise colleges, 49 stales. 15 countries Auditorium. Yvette Mitchell of Thomasville, and has recorded 6 albums. They "This year's Miss Georgia is 18 freshman; Mary Joyce have played on the Dean Marlin beautiful, talented and an out­ Vickers of Willacoochee, 21, Show, the Kraft Music Hall the standing young woman, who is junior; and Mary Jane Long of Bell Telephone Hour Johnny bringing widespread recognition Atlanta* 18, freshman. Carson Show, Mike Douglas to the State’s young people and Entrants from Valdosta are Show, Ed Sullivan Show and all Georgia," Hereford said. Janice R. Smith,20, junior; approximately 30 other network “And Mr. Faircloth is an Janice Wilson, 19, freshman; Serendipity Singers television specials, including experienced producer judge and Teresa Griffis, 19, sophomore; their own special The emcee of numberous Miss Vickie Leona Morris, 20, junior, Serendipity Singers at Georgia preliminary pageants. and Elyane Feinberg, 17, Homecoming Concert Christmas ” which was aired this "We are pleased they have freshman. December 1970. agreed to appear in Our Contestants from ‘There’s nothing worse than twentieth annual Miss VSC Is To Be ‘New’ Event Jacksonville, Fla., are Pam having to hear the same song Pageant, knowing their Little, 18, freshman; Margaret As defined in the dictionary, February 2 in the Student over and over,” says Gary assistance will be invaluable to Lynn Wood, 18, freshman, and serendipity is a discovery of a Activities Office and are free Sylvester, “except having losing our contestants and their per­ Elizabeth Benjamin, 19, senior. new and happy event, and as with a VSC ID card, said Ms. it over and over. Now that formances most enjoyable to our Tickets for the Miss VSC chairman of the College Union Wells. All tickets are to be given audiences will accept even audience.’ Pageant go on sale the first week Board, Ms. B. J. Wells hopes the out on a first come first serve expect, innovation, we have the F aircloth, a native of in Frebruary at $2 per person. Serendipity Singers turn out to basis, and any tickets not taken freedom and responsibility to Thomasville holds a degree in They may be purchased from be just that in their CUB- by February 11 are to be sold constantly update our material speech and dramatic arts from members of Pi Kappa Phi or at sponsored Homecoming concert publicly for SI per person, Ms. and presentation, so that we, Mercer University and has done the College Union. February 18, when they take the Wells went on. “However,” Ms. and our audiences, won’t get graduate work in radio and According to Hereford, White- stage at 8 p.m. Wells said, “tickets will still be bored.” television at Ohio University. head Auditorium seats 840. He Tickets for the event will be available to students as long as In addition to his numerous predicts tickets will be sold out made available to students they last.” associations with Miss Georgia well in advance of the Feb. 10 Pageant preliminaries he was performance. co-chairman of the 46th Annual Quimby Melton III, Pi Kappa Rose Festival in Thomasville and Phi junior of Griffin, is general Gregory Speaks To Air Force Cadets chairman of that nationally- chairman of the event. known event for the 47th and "Everything has increased in of the Black Cadets with the full hierachy of the NYPD, Gregory 4Sth festivals value but a dead American permission of the powers that be said that Black folks had been He received the Thomasville- serviceman.” Dick Gregory had at the Academy. trying to give the same informa­ Thomas County Outstanding arrived at the U.S. Air Force He said he was surprised tion to White folks for fifty Young Man award in 1970 and HELP Academy. Gregory spoke before that he had been invited to a capacity crowd in the years, and he added, “We were the Outstanding Young Men of speak at the Air Force Academy, Carlysle Johnson, whose wife Academy’s Arnold Hall on trying to give it to you for free!” America but, he pointed out “Pat Nixon Geraldine worked at the VSC January 13. In his one direct attack on the Faircloth is manager of office was invited to Africa to dance College Union for many years, is Gregory’s remark referred to Cadets themselves, Gregory operations of Faircloth Brothers' the Watusi and wear a Dashiki.. critically ill and in need of blood the fact that in 1942 a family challenged the future USAF Canada Dry Bottling Co. of . it makes you believe there’s transfusions, according to was compensated for the death officers to argue that the South Georgia Inc. He serves as a hope.” Margaret Fulson class of ‘32. Mr. of a father or son by the U.S. Academy was not a “political parttime instructor of speech at Gregory made a swipe at the Johnson’s blood type is A- government for $10 000-that school.” Gregory reminded the the University of Georgia recent arrests of war protestors Negative. Donors will be paid. amount is still, the same in 1972. Cadents that many of them were Extension Center at at the Academy chapel while Those interested should contact Gregory had been invited to there as the result of Con­ Thomasville. He is married to speaking on the “criminal” the South Georgia Medical be the keynote speaker as part gressional appointments. the former Janice Poindexter of image of long hair and strange Center. of a four-day series of lectures He said the Academy was run Jesup. clothes that predominates law and seminars arranged by some on a “ respect through fear. enforcement when he said, Salute or you’ll go to jail.” “Christ would be arrested if he Gregory said that he was was in church with you this aware that one of the prime Sunday morning.” roles that the military had THE FLYE SHOPE Gregory had a few choice engaged in since WW II was the words for the police structure in containment of Communism, America too. “You know, the but Gregory also pointed out to police department in Washing­ the Cadets and officers, “The ton, D. C., has to be the number one weapon we have in Home of brightest in the world. In one America against Communism in day in May they arrested 7,000 America is the A-bomb. It is the people and didn’t get one implementing of the United criminal. That same police States Constitution to it’s fullest structure that can’t handle the extent. You do that, you just Boutique and Mod Fashions pimps, whores, and dope pushers stand back and let the world in the ghetto seem to be killing look at that supreme humanity, off my black leaders one by you don’t need to worry about one," he stated. communists.” Moving from one comment on Gregory has not eaten any cops to another he said “New solid food for some nine months York has the best police money now having vowed to fast until can buy." the Vietnam war is over. The Pointing out that $5 million small, painfully thin Black man had been spent by the Knapp left the stage and the bright blue VALDOSTA, GA. 31601 Commission' investigating uniforms stood and gave him a corruption in the ranks and thunderous ovation. Page 7 January 27, 1972 The VSC Spectator

a 5-1 record. Teams , the “Bluejays’ defeated on the wav The Play s The Thing ... to placing in the Gulf Coast Debate Tournament included Broward Junior College. West Even though the curtain Dr. Haas said another reason for the production’s higher costs Georgia, Stetson, and L.S.l . and hasn’t risen for the first time on is the costumes and special New Orleans, said young Jordan. the Winter Quarter production music. “Anytime you produce The novice team, coached bv of “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof,” something of Rogers and Mr. Stan DeHart of the Speech plans are already being made to Hammerstein, the cost is going and Drama Dept, potentially produce the most lavish and to be high especially in the offers VSC with continuity for expensive stage production in costume area, ” said Dr. Ilaas years to come, since in addition the history of Valdosta State “Joel Boatright is going to be to freshman member Jordan. Ms. College. helping in the stage designs and Hughes is a Sophomore. Mr. The cast and $2,000 has some o f the costumes will he Westbrook is a Junior and only already been obtained for the made but many are going to Mrs. Carson is a senior. The May 19-20 production of Rogers have to be rented and this runs debate team hopefully will con­ and Hammersteins “The Sound up the cost considerably.’'' tinue with their tournament of Music. ” ''There is also the fact that we participation by accepting an The combined effort of the are probably going to get our invitation received to compete in music and speech-drama depart­ strings for the orchestra from the Red Clay Debate Tourna­ ment is to be presented for a Florida State University and that Debaters ment to be held January 27, 28, scant two performances in will cost something too. ” and 29 at West Georgia in Whitehead Auditorium as the But all told, the production is Carrollton. Plans had been made spring quarter’s theater attempt. seen as the first really major PI ace In to enter the Carrollton tourna­ Dr. Joe Haas, associate attempt at producing a stage ment when Ms. Hughes Professor of Music, said the “classic ” musical. Tourney discovered that her father, an reasons for the high cost came in “We are very excited about it Air Force Colonel stationed at 1 lie Bluejays, VSC’s engenue the form of royalties and since all the members o f the cast Moody AFB, is to retire from debating team placed 8th in a costumes. “For each per­ are inexperienced with the service Saturday, the 29, and field of 28 competing colleges formance we have to pay SI50 exception of a few who have had that she would be unable to and universities in the recently plus $12 for each score for the training while in high school.” attend the West Georgia event. held Gull Coast Debate Tourna­ orchestra. ” Max; Susan Seigler as Liesl Von said Dr. Haas. According to Jordan, the matter ment. 1 he tournament, But expensive or not Dr. Haas Trapp; Larry McLeod as Rolf; ''With the help of the con­ now rests on whether or not a sponsored by. Gulf Coast Junior said he expects it to be the best Lucretia Long as Elsa and Vickiy siderable amount of time we are replacement can be found for College of Panama City, Florida performance ever staged at VSC. Morris as Frau Schmidt. taking for the preparation of the Ms. Hughes in time for the and held January 15—16 dealt Most of the cast has been In addition to Miss Seigler. play I feel it will be a great scheduled debate. with the topic, Resolved: That selected and rehearsals are to open rehearsals are to be held success ”said Dr. Haas. Other schools which will greater controls should be placed begin within a week. Saturday to select children from Students at VSC are to be probably attend the Red Clay on the gathering and utilization Dr. Haas, who is also directing the community to play the parts admitted free to the play and Tournament include the of information about citizens by the production, said that with of the five Von Trapp children. tickets are to be made available University of Georgia, Georgia government agencies,” according the aid of almost three and a The play, which was made to the public. Southern, Mercer University. to team captain Louis Jordan. Stetson University, and South half months rehearsals between into a motion picture and Dr. Haas said that although now and the opening night the became the all-time top grossing the play is going to be expensive, Jordan, a freshman first year Alabama College. production should be nearly film in history, is based on the no extra expense is to be passed debater combined with other The ‘Bluejays’ are a part of flawless. lives of the Von Trapp family along to the student. “It is just team members Dannv West­ the program of the Speech and Cast in the lead roles are during the early World War II going to be our usual spring brook, Karen Carson, and Drama Dept, of VSC, and they Ginger West as the Mother period in Austria. They are production policy as far as Angela Hughes, all novices to are financed through the Speech Abbis; Jean Cook and Pat Odom eventually forced to flee their students are concerned and we post an overall 9-3 record in and Drama Department. as Maria; Bill Hobbs as Gaylord homeland when German take­ just hope to have a good turnout their fifth such debate tourna­ Von Trapp; Glenn Boy el t as over of Austria grows imminent. to cover the extra cost.” ment. The affirmative team of Ms. Carson and Ms. Hughes won four debates, losing two, while BI ack Awareness Week cont. from Pg. 1 the negative team of Jordan and solve them without having to go “We’ve been working on dosta is BSL president Other Westbrook went one better, with to the adm inistration,” Rease Black Awareness Week since officers are secretary Ernestine said. “But if he does have an October, and we ve been getting Adams of Valdosta, treasurer administrative problem , we help help from Dean of Students Willie Oxford of Dawson (one of him find the right channels to Andy Bond and members of the VSC’s star basketball players), work through." SGA,” he said. assistant secretary Carolyn Sapp The Black Student League “We had a pretty good turn­ of Sparks, sergeant-at-arms meets twice a month at the VSC out last year for our ‘Week,’ and Ronald Newton of Blackshear College Union. Dues are set at we’re starting earlier to publicize and parliamentarian Otis Moore $5 per quarter. it this year putting the word out of Valdosta. Rease represents the BSL on in the schools of Valdosta, All Black Awareness Week the S tu d e n t G overnm ent Quitman, Adel, Hahira and all events at VSC are open to the Amociation and serves on the the other towns within driving public free of charge, according SGA academic rules and regu­ distance.” to Rease. lations committee. Rowland Simmons of Val Miss America cont. from pg. 1 Miss Schaefer is to open the guests of VSC President S. Following her reign as Miss Miss VSC Pageant with “It’s Walter Marlin and Mrs. Martin America, she plans to continue Today, a number described by during their Valdosta visit. This voice lessons and begin graduate j Mix America Pageant Associa-| is 20-year-old Miss Schaefer's work in radio and television' at lion spokesman as "a real lively first trip to Valdosta and Ohio Slate. HR opener.” She is to bn Georgia. Green-eyed, auburn-haired and accompanied by a special tflpel Miss Schaefer, crowned Miss 5-7, Miss Sehaefer received prepared in the Associations America at Atlantic City last numerous honors and awards for Atlantic, NJ., offices. September, is a 1971 graduate in talent and scholarship prior to Bob Hereford, president of Pi fine arts ,from Ohio Slate Uni­ becoming Miss America. She has Kappa Phi, said Mias Schaefer ia versity. She is a member of also had professional experience to arrive at Jacksonville, the Alphi Xi Della sorority. in the field of public relations evening of Feb B and will be While her talent is semi-classical with a radio station. H I Hereford and other singing, alic has had special Her mother is curriculum con­ repreaentativea of ihe fraternity. training 10 years in ballet one sultant for the Franklin County, Sac ia to be accompanied by her year in jazz, eight years in voice Ohio. Elementary Schools. Her •IBcial chaperone, Mrs. Dorothy three years in piano and four lather is deccuscd. Miss Schaefer years in public speaking. has one sister and two horthers. page 8 The VSC Spectator January 27, 1972 GREEK NEWS An Open Letter SGA Lately, a number of irate programming takes up at least To Provide ADPi listeners have been writing in 80% of our air time, if not more. with complaints about certain In the long run, those who like Delta Theta Chapter of Alpha shows broadcast on WVVS, modem sounds are getting their New Services Delta Pi recently elected new album cuts which are played or fill. To demand one and only officers. They are as follows: not played, and other related one type of sound from WVVS “In order to better President-Fran Bowen; Vice things. First off, WVVS is is demanding more than WVVS serve the student body, the SGA President-Linda Mauldin; supposed to be a service to the can offer. is presently working on a new Recording Secretary and Regis- students of VSC. In order to do Which brings us to albums phase of services, according to trar-Debbie Lowery; Corres­ this, WVVS is obligated to run played on WVVS. Albums are Lizzy Sikes SGA secretary. ponding Secretary-Bett Sellers; other than a progressive format placed in the “play stack” daily. Services already available Treasurer-Pam Hamlet; Chaplain- some of the time. Since there are Cuts are not dictated or through the SGA include trv -Ainney Anderson; Guard-Carol no other progressive stations in Pr e-seler.ted. If a show sounds education and counseling, draft Smart; Historian-Louise Clayton; this area, and since there is a bad, it is most always the fault counseling, and voter informs, Membership chairman-Maryellen demand, WVVS is mostly of the Dee Jay in charge. There tion. Students interested in Ikor Majestic; Representative to progressive However, we must is an art to programming. This services should contact the SGA Panhellenic-Pam Hamlet. with all respect to those students article is meant to explain—not office. wishing other types of music, to editorialize. In conclusion, Proposed services include drug ZTA program classical, jazz, folk, easy let me say (—) or ( .. . ) a portion counseling, free tutoring service listening, etc. When one of each student’s activity fee a bonding service a book aids in supporting the station. Miss Patrice Gibbs was pledged compares the amoung of time exchange, and legal counseling. THINK ABOUT IT! into Eta Iota Chapter of Zeta devoted to progressive ‘The new services are being Tau Alpha on Sunday, January made available to the studenti /fl& lSaeAien't 23, during services held in the gradually. We hope that all chapter’s rooms in the Panhel- services will be in operation by lenic House. next fall quarter.” said Miss Sikes. “We plan to incorporate th ese programs into the perma­ I’m Richard. I’m Alexei. I'm Fidel. I’m Spiro. nent services of the SGA,” she Christ Episcopal continued. Church “One of the major concerns of the SGA services will be drug W elcomes counseling. Students who have Everyone experience drugs and who can relate to students anre volun­ teering their time to educate Sundays students on the dangerous effects of drugs and counsel Folk Mass t h o s e stu d en ts already experiencing the effects of drug use,” Miss Sikes explained. 12 Noon “Work is being done to Fly me. Fly me. Fly me. Fly me. establish a 24-hour “hot line” Main Eucharist for emergency counseling for Fly Richard to China. Fly Alexei to Canada. Fly Fidel to Chile. Fly Spiro anywhere. drug users. The “hot line” will be available to the community, 10 A.M. as well as to VSC students” Miss Sikes pointed out. Haven’t you got enough to worry about?

After! You can't take the whole world on your shoulders. So bring Beck Back to t le Mayor's job and breathe a sigh of relief. James Beck is tried and proven. When he was Mayor before, Valdosta had its best four years of progress. More industries to locate here, a new public library, a new city hall, t major street improvement project, a new million gallon water tank, city-wide cleanups and many other accomplishments...... like starting a study and plans to re-route trains on another grade level and get rid of those gosh-awful traffic backups. .. .like paying off $350,000 in debts and getting Valdosta in the black for the first time in 15 years.

Bring Beck Back And Let Him Do The Worrying For You! Vote ; JAMES BECK For Mayor Of Valdosta James Beck January 27, 1972. 1 ■ ■ — The VSC Spectator - Page 9 Exhibit of Original Young Democrats Say Prints To Be Shown An exhibition of original prints In more recent times, the past 3,000,000 Youths Registered fifteen or so years, artiste usually by classic and contemporary Weiner also praised the many sign and number their works of THE BREAKDOWN IS AS nationally known artiste will be APPROXIMATELY local and national groups besides original graphic art. As a rule the FOLLOWS: presented by Gremur Original 3,000,000 18-20 YEAR OLDS the Young Democrats which artist signs his name in the right TOTAL ESTIMATED 18-20 H I of Atlanta,Georgia at HAVE REGISTERED TO have contributed to what he hand margin of the art and YEAR OLD REGISTRATION Valdosta State College in the VOTE AT A 2.7 TO 1 DEMO­ termed “ an excellent numbers it in the left margin. IN 49 States: 3,000,000* College Union lobby from 9:30 CRATIC RATE, ROBERT beginning.” He stressed, how­ The number is written as a REGISTERED 18-20 YEAR m to 5 p.m. on Tuesday WEINER, NATIONAL YOUTH ever, that it is only a beginning, fraction such as 5/10 . This OLDS SURVEYED: 1,316,660 February 1. REGISTRATION COORDI­ and that the critical period for Ould mean that particular STATES SURVEYED: 32 The exhibition includes Original NATOR FOR THE YOUNG registering young voters will be image is the 5th out of an NUMBER OF STATES WITH Etchings, Lithographs, Sen- DEMOCRATS OFFICE AT THE the next six months, in order for edition of 100. Also the artist PARTY INFORMATION graphs and Woodcuts by such DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL these voters to have the maxi­ occasionally signs his name or AVAILABLE: 14 artists as Arp, Baskin, Chagall, mum inpact on next year’s initials “in the plate or stone.” COMMITTEE ANNOUNCED 18-20 YEAR OLDS Friedlander Kollwitz, Manet, TODAY. THESE ARE THE Original graphics are available Presidential, Congressional, and REGISTERED IN STATES Matisse, Picasso and many RESULTS OF A SURVEY OF fron $5 to many thousands of local elections. WITH PARTY BREAKDOWN: others. Also displayed will be SECRETARIES OF STATE dollars depending on the artist, Weiner cited the 2.7 to 1 655,630 gpjor woodcuts by well known AND VOTER REGISTRATION size of edition, etc. Democratic to Republican NUMBER DEMOCRATIC: Japanese artiste as well as art by COORDINATORS ACROSS Just a few years back the registration ratio nationwide as 360,501 (55%) contemporary Americans. There THE COUNTRY CONDUCTED pleasures of collecting original proof that “the young people of NUMBER REPUBLICAN: will also be available a selection BY THE YOUNG DEMO­ works of art' was though by America are ready for con­ 139,349 (21%) of 18th and 19th Century CRATS’ NATIONAL HEAD- many to be restricted to the very structive, responsible change.” NUMBER INDEPENDENT’ original engravings, including a QUARTERS IN wealthy few. Now art in the He added that anyone who UNDECLARED, AND few done 1787-1805 and WASHINGTON, D.C. form of original graphics is a would like to assist in the drive MISCELLANEOUS: 155,980 released in 1805 by London’s This total represents 27 per­ is encouraged to contact the joyful pursuit for all art loving (24%) DEMOCRAT famous Shakespeare Gallery. All cent of the 11% million elegible citizens. An editorial in the Young Democrats National REPUBLICAN RATIO: 2.7/1 of the art is for sale. 18-20 year olds with the presi­ February 1968 issue of a Headquarters, 2600 Virginia *Registration not required in A representative of Gremur Art dential election coming up in Avenue NW, Washington, D.C. n ational m agazine called North Dakota. Gregory Murphy, will be present more than ten months. The total 20037, Telephone attention to the fact that among at the exhibition to answer any registered at this early time 202-333-8750. the ways Art is being brought to questions. The Gremur surprises many political analysts the public is the travelling representative said a great deal who had predicted that young exhibit to school campuses. of confusion exists about persons would not register in Mr. Gregory Murphy of Gremur Oritinal Graphic art. He said that large numbers. Original Art visits many college the first thing to realize about Results were obtained from and Universities each year with a these fine prints is that that they thirty-two states, as well as a one day Original Graphic Art are not mere reproductions of breakdown of party registration Exhibit. Formerly he sold art to paintings or drawings but are for fourteen. Gallaries and Museums as original works of art planned The National Young Demo­ representative of one of the best and executed by artiste, in crats, Weiner said, have been known publishers of original art multiple, that is the artist does conducting an intensive regis­ in the U. S. A few years ago he more that one of each image, yet tration drive in the 18-20 year joined a large Gallery taking art each is an oritinal. No photo-, old age group since June 1, exhibits to schools from graphy nor any mechanical 1971. They have sent teams of Pennsylvania to Florida. In order means is used as is done in a canvassers to assist local groups, to reduce the great amount of reproduction. As an example, sponsored rock concerts, held travelling Mr. Murphy formed assume that in the year 1636 statewide and local registration an art distributing company and Rembrandt did an etching and workshops, and utilized tele­ works out of Atlanta visiting decided on 50 of the same phone banks and other tech­ only those schools within a etching. This would be know as niques. College, high school, and reasonable automobile drive. Mr. an Edition of 50. After doing non-student youth are all being Murphy’s answer on what Art to fifty Rembrandt would then urged to register. buy—“simply stated, buy Art “destroy the plate” so that only you personally like. Whether or fifty of that particular etching not the Artist is familiar to you would be available in the entire is of little consequence.” world. |

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One short note here: Rumor National Teacher Exams has it that there is a Procol UM SQUtw S Hamm album in the works, but To Be Given by Bill Tullis there are no concrete details at At VSC this time. The National Teacher Exami­ out the country who take the Last in the Reviews this week, nations are to be administered tests.” Remember Manfred Mann? but not forgotten, is Genya on Jan. 29, 1972, at Val­ Last year, approximately Well, he’s back with “Manfred Raven, formerly of Ten Wheel dosta State College, according 116,000 candidates took the Mann’s Earth Band” on Polydor Drive. She has gotten together to Dr. Martin R. McGirt examination which is designed Records. Selections include his an album of her own called director of financial aids and to assess cognitive knowledge recent single “Please Mrs “Genya.” This is on the testing at VSC. and understanding in pro­ Henry” and some other good Columbia label. “Colb3ge seniors preparing to fessional education, general selections. Not much can be said teach and teachers applying for education and subject-field about his style, as it is somewhat WVVS-FM Department: If positions in school systems specialization. hard to describe. there is any particular group that which encourage or require the The examinations, which are you would like to hear more of NTE are eligible to take the prepared and administered by There wasn’t a “Heavy Redbone an epic recording on WVVS, leave a note on the tests,” Dr. McGirt said. Educational Testing Service of Sounds” column last week due has a new album called “Message desk in the lobby or drop it in “In addition, the designation Princeton, NJ., are limited to to the lack of decent records to From a Drum.” The LP contains the campus mail slot at the post of VSC as a test center for these assessment of those aspects of review. Since last issue’s dead­ their hit single ‘The Witch office addressed to Box 142. No examinations will give pros­ teacher education that 'are line WVVS has gotten stacks of Queen of New Orleans.” You matter how hard to get a record pective teachers in this area an validly and reliably measured by albums every day; most of which might remember another single may seem, it is almost always opportunity to compare their well constructed paper- were good for a change. There is released by Redbone called easy for a radio station to obtain performance on the examina­ and-pencil tests. a phenoniinal volume of material “Maggie.” Their style hasn’t for airplay. Give us a try. Also, if tions with candidates through- released by record companies in changed any since the first you have any gripes, complaints, the U.S. —the trouble is, that album they put out “Message or comments of any nature only a very minute portion of it From a Drum” is on Epic concerning WVVS, feel free to is worth the effort put forth by •Records;. let us know this can be most the artists, backers and effectively done by letter. We companies This statement can figure that if a person wants Mike Harrison, who was the Get in step be easily proven comparing the something bad enough, he may lead singer of Spooky Tooth has ratio of records released to those go just a little out of his way to gone on his own to produce an Thursday January 27, 7-11 p.m. which ever make it to the air, or get it. For any final word on the album featuring some of his Bridge and Table Games to the record stores. new Allman Brothers album, works, The LP sounds a great College Union Lobby keep listening. Before the long list starts, I deal like the old Spooky Tooth must apologize for a false alarm Group, except with more Saturday January 29, 2 p.m. last week caused by a misunder­ emphasis on Harrison’s vocal Art With Irene Dodd standing. WVVS-FM promoted talents. The Mike Harrison LAW SCHOOL Camellia Room the new Allman Brothers album album will be available locally in A new bock by a recent as being scheduled to be last a couple of weeks if yoask for it la w graduate for prospective Sunday January 30, 8 p.m. Tuesday’s feature LP. At the on Island Records (Distributed la w students. It looks at how "Breakfast at Tiffany's" to best prepare for la w Projection Room time these plans were made by Capitol). school, including what books WVVS was “sure” that a copy to read, and analyzes several was on the way from our It would seem that Mott the formulas based on admission Thursday February 3, 8-11 p.m. studies to predict first year distributor in Atlanta as per a Hoople, sounding more than Jam Session average. It is possible to Rebel Room phone conversation. When the ever like a corrupt Rod Stewart, determine how one will do in album did not show up in the has formed a group called “The law school. F o r y o u r c o p y send $2.95 to Kroos Press, Brain Caper Kids” and put out mail we began to wonder what Box 1790A,Milwaukee, Wise. College Union Board the problem was. After some an LP named simply “Brain more phone calls, we found out Capers” on Atlantic. Works that the album wasn’t even contained therein include a fast pressed yet. We were brought version of Darkness, Darkness Into the light by Phil Walden at which was done originally by the Capricorn Records in Macon Youngbloods. I’d like to buy the world a Coke later on. He said that some of "On a hill top in Italy we assembled young people from all over the world the material was being re-done, A new group well worth to bring you this message from the that Duane Allman was on 60% mentioning if you like really Coca-Cola Bottlers all over the world. It s the real thing Coke" of the album, and that this one heavy rock is one by the name would be a double set. So, when of “R A M,” not to be confused WVVS gets the LP, you will hear with McCartney’s album by the it; depending on the time we get same name. RAM’S album is it on the “Rock Concert” called “Where? (In Conclusion)’ program at 6 p.m. Saturday or and is on Polydor. Side one during the feature album slot at contains mainly heavy tracks 8 p.m.on Tuesday. while two, being one continous cut, takes on a highly experi­ First off this week, you might mental form of music, all of be interested in a group called which is good. Side two might “ The Atlanta Rhythm Section.” tend to sound like a jam at first The group is made up of some but if one listens closely, it is well-known studio musicians in evident that the music was the Atlanta area, former planned out. “RAM” is on the members of other recording Polydor label. groups such as the “Candymen,” and you name it. Personnel Ry Cooder has released “Into includes Rodney Justo, Barry the Purple Valley” on Warner Bailey, Faul Goddard, J.R. Brothers and has included some Cobb, Robert Nix and Dean of his older material such as “On Daughtry. All tracks were A Monday.” His style borders Recorded and produced by between that set forth by Tony

Buddy Buie at Studio One in Joe White, Joe South and Bobby RotUnd uncfoi lti<* authority <>' I ho * t«oiH t.oinpftny oy Atlanta and released on Decca Bloom, if that says anything. Records. If you are looking for Selections on “Into the Purple VALDOSTA COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. perfection in sound and con­ Valley” are generally up tempo sistent quality, this is the album. and on the lighter side. Page 12 January 27, 1972 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ OUR SPECIAL ♦ ♦4 ♦ ♦ D eader’s PRICE ♦ ♦ ♦ I V . Digest EDU ♦ ♦ 15