\ IW IH$J I_@P I H$J lt$J Subscription Rife VOL. 1-NO. 11 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA, TAMPA, NOVEMBER 16, 1966 Page 4 / USF's Ideal Coed Miss Aegean Candidates Named Saturday Candidates for the 1967 Miss Aegean Contest from left to right are: Sue Ledford who is being sponsored by Zeta Phi Epsilon, Georgeanna PanagiGtacos, USF Forensic club, Susan Stockton, Bay Players, and Gail Reeves, Cratos. At Aegean Ball By CONNIE FRANTZ THESE final judges will be Sta!f Writer present at the banquet to be held Friday night at 6:30 in USF's biggest social event the CTR. of the year, the annual Miss The competition began last Aegean Ball, will bring to a night and will continue today climax tension, anxiety and as five faculty members expectation of many long choose the 10 semi-finalists weeks of excitement this Sat­ from the 34 contestants vieing urday night. The coed chosen for the title. Mrs. Rena Ez­ to represent USF as Miss Ae­ zell, University Center pro­ gean for 1967 will be an­ gram coordinator, Herbert nounced during the semi· Wunderlich, Dean of Student formal ball Saturday night. Affairs, Dr. Roberta Shearer, Miss Aegean will be chosen assistant professor of behavo­ on the basis of her scholar· ral science, Dr. Robert Hil­ ship, personality, service to liard, associate professor of the university and poise. The history, and Linda Erickson, ball will begin at 9 p.m. with executive assistant to the the music provided by the re­ dean of women will serve as nowned Glades who were a judges. I J ball. success at last year's THE PICTURES of all the Ball To Be Held Admission to the ball, held in Miss Aegean Contestants are the CTR Ballroom, will be $1. in the University Center From left, other Miss Aegean candidates are Edith Baker, are available at lobby. After tomorrow only Delta. Phi Alpha; Andra Gregory, Andros Men's Dorm; K.atbie TICKETS The money col­ the pictures of the chosen fi­ Benz, Geography and Anthropology Club; Patricia Donahoe, the CTR desk. will nalists will remain. Della Zeta; Karen Casey, Sigma Epsilon Colony and Leslie lected from admissions Miss Aegean's The idea of having a Miss B!ll"ton, Phi Delta Theta Colony. help to pay for $130 scholarship. Aegean came about last year when editors were planning Miss Aegean will be an· the book's opening section. It nounced at 10 :30 p.m. by the decided that a pretty reigning Miss Aegean, Linda was Get The Message? coed would be used to capture Zuro, and she will present the students attention and We hope so. The Student Association general elections vice president and five senators to serve during the coming flowers and a gold charm en­ mirror their studies and this Monday. Students will select a new president, year. Students must present their identification card to vote. graved with the title "Miss will be held extra - curricular activities. Aegean, 1967," to the winner. Through Miss Aegean, a rep­ THE CONTESTS f i n a 1 resentative of all the students, judging will be held tomorrow the year's story would be told. night to pick USF's "ideal A special page of the annual coed." Bay area personalities will be reserved to feature SA Election Set Monday; will serve as judges. All con­ Miss Aegean. test judgings will be held in private and the public and students will not be admitted. Personalities to serve as Seniors Will Organize John Cook of Office judges include 13 Running For Wolf Brothers, Jo Ann Toret­ In Meeting Wednesday ta, fashion coordinator for An organizational meeting By STU THAYER machines in the University Bradley, Vergil Foust, Karen Court of Review. The Court Montgomery Ward, Tony for all seniors will be held Staff Writer Center and one at Argos. Hultzen, , William Sitar and ruled Kannensohn had to have Hamilton, WFLA-TV news an· next Wednesday, at 2 p.m. in Election Rules Committee Walter Terrie are running in· the required 60 hours when nouncer, Charles Murphy, ex­ the TAT. The purpose of this Thirteen candidates will Chairman Vince Osborne said dependent campaigns. actually running for office, This Saturday Night . ecutive director of the Boys meeting will be to elect officers run, Monday, for seven offices he hoped to have the Argos and not when he is inaug­ Club of Tampa Inc., Clewis Association THE UNIVERSITY Senate Mary Bill, Delta. ll West, Jean Bageard, University Cen­ and plan your program. All in the Student machine adjacent to the west urated. Kannensohn now has Howell, president of the Ma­ general elections. The is a legislative body which ter Program Council; l\lary Ann Albritton, Lambda Chi Alpha seniors are encouraged to at­ (SA) entrance to the cafeteria. 49 hours. rine Bank, and Father J. R. of president, vice pres­ makes recommendations to Colony; Mary Ann Gilbert, Alpha Tau Omega Colony; Rose­ tend. offices The presidential office has Kannensohn, through Elec­ Griffith, rector of St. Francis ident, and the five student USF President John S. Allen anne Belsito, Delta I East are contesting for the title or "Miss two candidates, vice president tion Rules Committee Chair· Episcopal Church. senator offices will be filled on academic policy. It is com­ Aegean." _:.___::...._________ '=-~:mr~ft·::~::::*~~J&:'t::£-.;&=tt·;:;.t4fl1r.i1~~·.11 one, and ten candidates are man Osbome, contended the and t h r e e constitutional running for the five senate po­ posed of administration, facul­ vice president need only have non­ amendments will be approved sitions. ·ty, professional, 60 hours when he takes office. or voted down. The candidates for presi­ academic, and student person­ Barring failure or incomplete Voting will take place in the dent are John Hogue, and Bob nel and has 53 members in­ grades, he will have 64 hours University Center and Argos Wulff. Don Gifford running cluding President Allen. by Jan. 9, the day the election Center from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.. unopposed for vice president. Academic policy includes winners are inaugurated. and the approximately 7,500 Candidates for the University curriculum planning a n d The constitutional amend­ eligible voters must liave Senate are Phil Davis, Pau­ course changes. ments contain just one change their ID cards before they can lette Szabo, fted Winkles, M i k e Kannensohn, the of significance. Amendment vote~ Frank Caldwell, and Andy Pe­ SRG's vice presidential nomi­ three limits only the president Only full-time students are truska, all· !_rom the political nee, was knocked out of the and vice president to holding eligible to vote. party Students for Responsi­ vice presidential race Thurs­ There will be four voting ble Government (SRG). Tim day night by the Student (Continued on Page 5) SACan Be · Planning · Effective Keen Insight For All Students . • • Plan To Attend Wulff Says Needed:Hogue Hoping for the title or "Miss Aegean" are, from left. Pictured above are contestants for this year's Miss Aegean I support the basic conten­ A student government, like Loie Perez, Gamma 5 West; Janice JOTdan, Delta I West; Contest. From left to right are, Fran Wilson representing tion that student government any representative govern­ Carolyn Kirby, Panhellenic Council; Pam Wright, Ripiano Tri S.I.S.; Kathleen Johnson, Florida Engineering; Linda can be made effective within ment, depends upon the quali­ Club, Carolyn Lawson. Robison, Syrinx; Carol Stovall, Tau Epsilon Phi. Not pictured the already existing frame­ ty of its leaders and the rap­ is Mary Ann Blind representing Catholic Student Organization. work. In the past, the SA TOM WULFF port maintained with the vot­ JOHN K. BOGUE leadership has failed to con· ing public. In the short exis· vince all students of the ne­ tence of the Student Govern· is needed, what is needed is recognize their general needs cessity of having any student ment Association on this cam­ hard ~itting ground, level ac­ and then make necessary im· _ government at all. definite improvements tion. pus, provements to their environ­ have been made in fulfilling As a result of this and the I wish to be Student Associ­ ment. the potential existent in what rapid growth of the Univer­ ation President to implement can be done for the students. We as students deserve a sity, the leadership of the SA a new and fresh approach to strong voice in the adminis­ In the past year, definite must immediately begin to ef­ the solution of long standing tration of our university. It is improvement has been made fectively advertise and per­ student problems. I do not our choice to either attempt in the basic structure of the sonally communicate with all seek psersonal power, pres­ continually to strengthen our SA; policies have been car­ interested students. As an In­ tige, or money; I feel that my voice so that it eventually be­ ried out to the benefit of the dependent candidate for Pres­ grades and diversity of back­ comes a powerful lobbyi ng student and the student voice ident, I represent no special ground adequately guarantee force; or it can ignore this op­ has been heard by the admin­ interest groups on campus and my future success. It is my portunity and leave the deci· istration. This has been ac­ therefore feel qualified to in­ intention to donate the $1,500 sion making process to the ad­ complished through sound stall a more truly represen­ salary the SA President re­ ministration and faculty. As a planning and a keen insight tative government. It is im­ ceives to the USF Founda­ candidate for President of the into the interests most impor­ perative that the SA govern­ tion where it will be increased Student Association, I consid· tant to the student.