The SENTINEL KENNESA W JUNIOR COLLEGE 17.1971

Grass Roots by Dennis Keefe How much does it hurt to put on a performance, anyway? If it's really all that much work and boredom, why do it? These are questions that I would like to have asked the members of the Grassroots afte;their mediocre performance at KJC on May 13. Their low performance rating is derived from the overall apathy that eminated from their show. They opened their first set trying to be "intimate" with the audience, inviting them up to sit on the floor in front of the stage. One got the feeling listening to this that they made this request at each performance.^, .with just as much disinterest. They then launched into their "recorded" sound. This sound is familiar to their audiences as the sound of their hit singles. In their recordings they try to come across with a very commercial sound that borders dangerously close to bubblegum. The beginning of their second number gave the false hope of some raw power in their performance for the rest of the evening. It began with organ-player Dennis Provisor's unaccompanied wailing, ear-bending blues plea for a bottle of ripple wine. This was probably the most genuine emotion he felt all evening. The song then moved into a conglomeration of old blues pieces, which, had they been delivered with some feeling, could have been moving. As it was the group moved through the chords and lyrics of the song, pausing every once in a while to "get in with the audience" with one of their stock lines: "Everybody on your feet!" (1 think that has an exclamation point,) or "Clap your hands." It is pointless and time-wasting to enumerate the rest of their numbers. They were all a copy of either the first song or the second one. Even their hits such as "Midnight Confession" and "Temptation Board of Regents Eyes" almost sneaked by unrecognized. The only almost-genuine performer of the group was the drummer, Ricky Coonce. During The Board of Regents of the University System of intermission, he went out of his way to communicate with a rendition of his own compositions Georgia held their regular monthly meeting on the while accompanying himself on guitar. His songs weren't the greatest, but it was refreshing to see Kennesaw Junior College campus Tuesday and one of the group smile. Mr. Coonce broke into smiles again during the last song of the evening Wednesday, May 11-12. during which he took a rather interesting drum solo. His smiles were probably brought on by the While the Regents were in session, their wives were audience's first unforced mid-song reaction the entire evening. He then popped his sunshine balloon by falling into that trite post-Beatle era stunt of throwing his drum sticks into the entertained at campus and community functions. Mrs. not-that-excited audience. The group then joined back in to finish off that last number with wild Horace W. Sturgis, wife of the President of Kennesaw "Oh am I bored" improvisations. And there an end. . .a totally unreconciling end. It didn't make Junior College, was hostess Tuesday at a tea at the any difference whether the audience wanted an encore or not; the Grassroots had earned their Marietta Garden Center. bread and were not about to give anything extra. They were in their car and gone within five Thomson Salter, assistant professor of art at KJC, minutes. Outside of Ricky Coonce's smiles and Dennis Provisor's thirst chant, the rest of the members of presented a slide lecture Wednesday morning for wives the group just mainly contributed generously to the overall passivity. Most of the vocals were of the Regents, staff and KJC Foundation trustees who handled by the leader(?) of the group and rhythm guitarist Warren Enther and bassist Rob Grill. were guests at a Coke party in the Humanities Building. Lead guitar was churned out by Brain Naughton. Regents, staff and guests were entertained Tuesday Back to my questions that I never got the chance to ask: "If it's not an enjoyable trip to play evening by Mr. and Mrs. James V. Carmichael with music why do you do it?" "If it's just for the money, how long do you expect that lie to last?" dinner at the Carmichael home in Marietta. KJC Foundation Trustees were hosts Wednesday morning at Recreation Leadership Grass Roots a breakfast in the KJC Student Services Building. MARIETTA -- "Grass (PIO>-A new program at Members of the Board of Regents are W. Lee Burge, Under the two.year career Roots," a California rock group study In Recreation Leader, William S. Morris III, Philip H. Alston Jr., Roy V. plan, Recreation Leadership with several million-selling ship at Kennesaw Junior Col­ graduates will receive an As­ hits, came to Kennesaw Junior Harris, John A. Bell, Jr., Carey Williams, Mrs. Hugh lege should help meet the "ur- sociate In Science degree In College Thursday, May 13, for Peterson Sr., John I. Spooner, T. Hiram Stanley, gent need" for qualified work- Recreation and can enter the a concert in the physical ed­ chairman; John R. Richardson, David Tisinger, James V. ers In this field, according to field immediately. The trans­ ucation building at 8 p.m. Dr. I. David Harris, chairman Carmichael, Charles A. Harris, James A. Dunlap and G. fer program follows the regular "Temptation Eyes," eight on of the KJC Physical Education L. Dickens Jr. KJC core curriculum, providing the charts, Is one of the group's Department. a broader base In liberal arts current hits. Students may choose between to prepare students for a four- Creed Bratton Is lead gui­ a two-year career plan or a year degree. tarist for the musicians, with transfer program leading to a Admission requirements for Warren E -ter playing the rhy­ four.year degree In recreation. this program are the same as thm guitar. Rob Grill handles The new study will be Inltiat. for regular college entrance, the bass and Rick Coonce Is ed In the fall of 1971, with the the KJC official said. drummer. addition of s everal new courses Kennesaw Junior College Other "Grass Roots" hits in the KJC Physical Educa- is the second Institution in the Include "Walt a MillionYe ars," tlon Department. metropolitan Atlanta area to "Feelings," "Heaven Knows," Changing work patterns are "Things I Should Have S aid," emphasizing the need for offer such a course. DeKalb College has a similar program "Let It Go," "The River Is qualified recreation leaders, under way. Wide," and "Truck Driving Dr. Harris pointed out. "Many Man." corporations and businesses have adopted the four .day week and this will lead to lncreas. Civitans The KJC Clvltan club receiv­ ed leisure and further expan. ed the award for the best pro­ Two Kennesaw Junior College sion of the recreation field," ject of the year. A Christmas students have been named to he said. party the group held last fall district posts In the North Geor­ for Calvary Baptist Children's Local recreation officials gia Collegiate Clvltanorg aniza­ Home In Smyrna. The elections have Indicated an "urgent need'' tion. They are GaryMacdonald, were held recently at the dis­ In this area for such leadership, treasurer; and John Collins, trict convention at Jekyll Is­ Roy Harris Dr. Harris said. sergeant-at-arms. land. THE SENTINEL Page 2 Editorials Scnanct View point by Jack Long May Day It seems that many citizens of this country have forgotten their history. The United States was conceived in violence and has continued to condone, to support, and participate in violence. From the pre-revolutionary 1770's, to the War of 1812, to the War Between the States, to World Wars I and II, to the Korean "conflict", and to U. S. troop intervention in the Vietnam Civil War (we have been there since Feb. 27, 1950, when President Truman sent a 35-man Military Assistance Advisory Group), my country has tried to boost its own ego by military might. In the past year, troops have occupied campuses, shot and killed students, and the President (who, if you remember, had a plan to get us out of Southeast Asia) has let the economy put the squeeze on everyone. Most people in the United States know that it is time-past time in fact - that we totally remove ourselves from the mess in Vietnam. Peace marchers, congressmen, presidential candidates, and Vietnam Veterans have failed to influence 'Tricky Dick" in any way. In the early days of this month, so-called "militants" took to the streets of Washington in an effort to stop Government work. It seems that our beloved Read This SENTINEL STAFF President needs this type of violence (anarchy?) at home to by George Morris Advisor-James F. Keith realize that we want out not tomorrow, but yesterday. On the 26th and 27th days of April, the student body of Editor-Bud Wilson To the people who do not condone this type of violence in our Kennesaw, by a narrow margin, voted STEVE WHITE as their Managing Editor-Frank Locklear country but love to support it in areas like Korea and Vietnam, new President. Business Manager-Jack Long the following is your hisotry lesson for today. The lesson is Shortly thereafter, moves were initiated by BILL WRIGHT, Photo Editor-Tom Williams Cartoonist-George Morris excerpts taken from the Declaration of Independence (the italics the defeated Presidential candidate, to declare the election "void" Staff Writers: Chuck Neal, Fred are mine): because of his claim that Mr. White violated Election Board rules Osborn, Roger Carroll, Linda We hold these Truths to be self-evident.... That to by campaigning within 25 feet of the polls. Spears, Carla McClure, Mike secure these Rights, Governments are instituted among On May 6, the Judicial Board voted to have a "trail", with the Fredricks, Jimmy Davis, Grady Men, deriving their just Powers from the Consent of the Election Board as it's "jury". This "jury" was to decide if this O'Bier, Dennis Keefe, Jimmy Governed, that whenever any Form of Government violation had actually occurred and if further action was Walraven, Nancy Tucker, James becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the necessary. A vote was taken and it was decided that this "jury's" Banks, Tim Miller, Pam Henry. People to alter or abolish it.... When a long Train of decision WOULD BE FINAL. Abuses ... evinces a Design to reduce them ... it is their The "trial" took place the following day. After hearing various Photography Staff: Rennie Right, it is their Duty, to throw off such testimonies, on May 7, the "jury" voted that the violations DID Austin, Ken Rose, Bill Holt, Carl Government... He (King George) has kept among us, in NOT OCCUR. Davis, Willie Corning, Ron Ebright. Times of Peace, Standing Armies... He has affected to The following Monday, May 10, the Senate, by a narrow All students are invited ot render the Military independent of and superior to the Civil margin, voted to overturn the Election Board's decision and hold contribute articles of any nature. Power .... a reelection in spite of it. Letters to the Editor are Only 299 students voted in the previous election, and the welcome and, if signed, will be The above are some of the ideas that formed my country. I chances are that far less will vote in this next one. printed as space allows. rest my case. As a Presidential loser (but a good loser) and a K. J. C. student White Wash (a concerned one), I urge all students to uphold our original selection and put an end to this type of POWER PLAY On May 11 and 12, Kennesaw Junior College was given the POLITICS at the expense of our time and money. honor of a visit by the Board of Regents of University System of Georgia. It was a royal whitewash! On Tuesday the word filtered Dear Colonel Bull: down that everyone was "to be good to the strangers." By five Why was Margret Mead's speech held at the Regency? Willie Wondering o'clock two thirds of the "regents' " student center was closed to Dear Billy: the students. What is the Student Center for? According to the So they could rip-off $8 from the students. administration, it is for entertaining upper middle class senior C. B. citizens that control the money. Dear Colonel Bull: On Wednesday the 12th, funny things happened in the above What was the wierd noises coming out of a darkened English mentioned Student Center. The back doors were locked, the room on May 5? electricity was turned off (therefore, the juke box, the clock, and Hugh Manites the television didn't work), the tables (for the regents) were Dear Hugh: covered with real linen and crystal, the table for the sugar and It was the soundtrack of a private showing of Lord Jim. C. B. utensils was removed, and the students were forced out of the Dear Colonel Bull: general area of the building. Students were also not allowed free Why was the Student Services Building so clean and linen on access to formerly "open" Student offices. Col. Bull's some tables on May 11 and 12? The main questions that can be raised about this invasion are Mr. Clean self answering. The Student Center is for students, not for Dear Whitey: whitewash purposes! If the regents really wanted to get a realistic bull It was to give the Board of Regents a false impression. picture of our glorious school, why the whitewash? C. B. We, the writers, dare the Regents to come back unannounced . addicaa all correspondence to: Dear Colonel Bull: to see what KJC is really like. Colonel Builford Shite (Retfaed) What does the future hold for the Sentinel staff? The following staff members agree with the opinions expressed % The SENTINEL Ap A. Thedic above: Frank Locklear, Bud Wilson, Churck Neal. Box 40 Dear Lazy: HCcmiessw Junior ColltM Yes. C.B. Marietta. Georgia 30040 SGA How Can Such a Religion Succeed? Regular meeting of the S. G. A. are still held on every Monday With the advent of the Baha'i Faith into modern society, it is away or have anyone to blame for our faults? In the private dining room at necessary to ask a few questions about this group. This Faith It is quite obvious that any faith that accepts the use of 11:00. As you can probably tell incorporates within its teachings the better, humane concepts of doctors and nurses is, of necessity, a failing philosophy. Everyone by now, the S. G. A. is not all religions and therefore has a strong appeal among the youth of knows that disease is caused by bad devils or evil spirits (Luke strictly a social organization. our country. 9:12), (Mark 16:17), (Acts 5:16) and (Acts 8:7). We try to work for the benefit One wonders however how this Faith will ever succeed. It I would be willing to believe that these people even accept of the students but It Is really makes no provision for the destruction of witches (Exodus people from other faiths and probably don't believe in war, hard when the student co­ operation is bad. You, as a stu­ 22:18); for the censure of unwed mothers (Job 25:4, Psalms either. They have a nasty habit of meeting in public places, dent, are the only one who can 51:5); or the promulgation of salvery (Deut. 15:12-18). college campuses, and peoples homes, and they even have their do anything about the problem. This new religion foolishly does not threaten its adherents meetings integrated, black and white, male and female, rich and Some Monday, get your lunch with hell-fire from the day of birth on. How will they ever poor, etc. and bring it Into the meeting. produce the neurotics so prevalent in todays society? It doesn't Just how subversive can you get? We will be glad to have you and even sponsor a devil who is kind enough to act as a scapegoat. For further information contact: Taube C. Slate, Lone Baha'i you may just learn something Without this devil how do the Baha'is hope to exorcise our sins on Campus Humanities Division . while you're there. THE SENTINEL Page 3 HEAP Upcoming Events $113, 000 Grant Dr. Tucker (PIO)—Kennesaw Junior College —Some contemporary ap­ has been selected to participate in the proaches to literary criticism DATE EVENT TIME PLACE COST Higher Education Achievement were explored by Dr. Memye 18 May Film: Robert Frost 11:00 a.m. Humanities FREE Porgram (HEAP) and will receive Room 202 $113,000 in supporting funds from Tucker, who spoke In th e li­ the federal government. brary seminar room at Kenne­ 20 May Humanities Lecture 11:00 a.m. Seminar FREE The announcement came May 10 saw Junior College Thursday, Room from KJC Dean Robert H. Akerman, who has received notice of the May 13, at 11 a.m. 21,22 May Play: "Macbeth" 8:00 p.m. P. E. $1.00 funding from the Department of Title of Dr. Tucker's lecture Department Health, Education and Welfare. The was "Paths In the Wood . Some Seminar money is granted under Title III of Contemporary Approaches to 25 May Lecture: "American 11:00 a.m. FREE the Higher Education Act of 1965 Vision" Room for "strengthening developing Literary Criticism." 28 May Last Day to insitutions." A Marietta resident and for­ Withdraw with HEAP, organized by the Southern mer faculty member at Adel- Association of Colleges and Schools, phl University In New York Grade of W. is designed to help prepare and also at Agnes Scott College 7 June Final Exams disadvantaged students for success in college, Dr. Akerman said. KJC and and Emory University, Dr. Begin Brunswick Junior College are the Tucker received her M. A. only two Georgia institutions to from Columbia In 1957 and her receive the grants at this time. Purpose of the program, Dr. Ph. D. from Emory In 1963. No Fourth Wall S.G.A. Akerman pointed out, is to "serve Dr. Tucker's lecture, second the student who is high risk today In the annual Spring Humanities By DENNIS KEEFE To those of you active In the but could have high potential series, will be followed May tomorrow if he received the benefits 20 with a talk by Dr. Carl Theatre, like all forms of art, is controlled by convention. The movement, there are several of the special help available in this Wleck, who will discuss "The "fourth wall," a contemporary convention of theatre that areas you need to attack— or program." Preference will be given to low Artist as Conscience." The KJC developed with the realism school of drama, is a psychological reattack. Several of the 433 night students slipped by and income students, but a student need Humanities lectures are open barrier which requires the actor to avoid direct communication not be in the low income category to voted. They should be easiest to the public. with the audience. be considered for the program. Dr. to separate; tell them that SGA Akerman said. The plan will be But, conventions do change, and this most certainly has been elections are rot and don't con­ implemented at KJC in the fall of Four Day Wook the generation of change, in art as well as everything else. Many cern them. Also, Isolate the 1971 with a maximum capacity of modern-day playwrights have done away with the "fourth wall" 100 students. NEW YORK—The four-day 172 new students. They might Students selected for the program and the result has been that audience participation has become have potential or get involved. work week can save your b us­ ordinarily might run a high risk of iness, explains an article In the f o ne of the main elements in today's theatre. Next, indoctrinate the part- failure in college, the KJC official time students (all 656 of them) noted, because of inadequate current issue of Success Un­ The Academy Theatre of Atlanta has been the leader of this preparation in academic subjects, limited magazine. "involvement movement" in the Southeast, producing over the with our ideals. I might remind previous lack of interest in college, you that the married students The shortened work week, past few years several powerful plays using the audience in active low test scores, or from the fact that are our staunchest supporters. they come from a socially deprived which has been effective for a roles. Finally, you must stifle those background which has caused them growing numtfer of concerns, Big Brother has been watching. The Academy's efforts have 300 voters. They are a deter- to give up hope of attending college." actually did keep the Lawrence been noticed. A federal grant totaling more than $77,000 has Students will be selected for the Manufacturing Company from ent to the cause. Remember, program on the basis of been allocated to the Academy for the production of a tour play democracy by a few is best. recommendations from counselors going out of business, reports dealing with the predominantly southern issue of desegregation. I encourage you with all the and former teachers and following an the Success Unlimited article. News releases from the Academy have stated that the play is enthusiasm I can muster (after interview with the Kennesaw Junior According to the article, College staff. Information about the Lawrence Manufacturing Is one formed around ".. .the issue of a high school friendship that spending all weekend trying to program will be provided to high of the last textile mills In didn't mean to happen, that many didn't think should happen, break up some rallies InD. C.). school principals and counselors in the next few weeks, Dr. Akerman Lowell, Mass., a section of the but did. Lamar is white, nicknamed 'highpockets,' and a I know that some day you w ill all make fine citizens anda very said. country that once bustled In that straight-A student with a slouch. Leo is black, a hustler, and a HEAP at KJC will be staffed by industry. silent majority. seven specialists in developmental fast-talker with a hand-slapping manner. After the first comic English and mathematics, reading and "Prior to conversion to a encounter of the two boys, the play explores the humor and study skills and counseling. These four-day operation," relates pathos of this friendship in a small Southern town." Look Hip specialists will provide "intensive, Success Unlimited, "Lawrence individual help" for each student. was just making It In a com­ To write a play on this touchy subject, playwright-in-residence NEW YORK—Amy Vanderbill Dean Akerman said. Selection of Doug Cumming and director Frank Wittow have removed the may have written the book on personnel to participate in the munity where textiles had be­ come a sour taste In the mouths "fourth wall" and relied on audience reaction to provide the etiquette for the straights but program is well underway, the KJC official added. of the labor force and better script. Over the past few months, cast members Page Lee, Flora the radical-hip have their own set of rules, reportsthecurrent Dr. Akerman emphasized two key employees were being enticed Levin, Charlotte Bracey, Edward Billips III, Frank Chew, Tony features of the plan: it enables issue of National Lampoon mag­ students to do individualized work away by the attractive wage and Sciabona, Leo J. Mason, Carol Foston, Betty Baughan, and Doug azine. and to progress at their own rate. The benefit packages of neighbor­ Cumming have ad-libbed situations in front of audiences of , The monthly magazine of eventual goal of such help, he said, is ing electronics firms. school teachers, community workers, and high school students, humor says that in the area "the successful transition from a "However, when Lawrence certain level when they entered the converted to the four-day working their reactions and opinions into the basic script. With of dress, the basic rule Is to program to the normal requirements this approach, Mr. Cumming and Mr. Wittow feel they are wear anything as long as it's of Kennesaw Junior College. week," continues the article, touching as close to home as possible with the show. The play freaky and looks inexpensive. "None of us have had too much "It was able to hire better "Remember though, to dress so experience in remedies] and employees. The four-day week still relies on audience participation by, during the course of the developmental programs, and we that you won't co me across like lowered expenses and the Im­ show, turning the entire theatre audience into an imaginary town hardly know what to expect," he a member of the Establishment. proved performance from Its meeting whose purpose it is to settle the crisis arising out of the continued. "It's a pilot program for "Your best bet," says Na­ the college and the Southern new workers and helped the conflicts in the staged high school. This allows the audience to tional Lampoon, "is to shop Association in the development of company to raise profits." actually voice their opinions on the issues, resulting in an previously disadvantaged students to In conclusion, Success Un­ in an Army-Navy surplus determine how much progress we can increased awareness by all participants. store.'' make and how best we might develop limited quotes an executive of The play (still untitled) will soon be toured into surrounding As for headwear, girls are the plan." one of "Fortune's 500" assay­ communities and various cities and towns in Georgia and the advised to wear anything except He added that HEAP "opens up ing: "The four-day work week possibilities of anotehr dimension of Is here and we'd better get Southeast. It will be presented free of charge to any group what's in the Spring 1971 J. C . community service for Kennesaw promising an integrated audience of at least 200 persons. This Penny Catalog and also to for. Junior College." Into It today, before It Is cram­ get party hats, football helmets The $113,000 grant, for the fiscal med down our throats." touring will begin on June 12, but in the meantime the play is year beginning July 1, will handle the going through a continued mellowing process at the Academy and turbans. Being a real radi­ cal hip prohibits a guy from initiation of the program. Dr. every Friday and Saturday night up until tour date. Reservations Akerman said, and he expects the Inquiries about the program may wearing lampshades, frisbles grant to be renewed each year for a be made through KJC counseling to experience this controversial show can be made by calling the and p ropellor beanies. period of at least three years. office. Academy Theatre.

fjfetclier 6 jewelers » §®iy)M "W. Jeature-Alt Quality JineS 84 Cherokee St. Marietta, Ga. 11 W . Park Square 422-2513 Marietta, Ga. Records Ph. 428-8545

Posters "Quality Cutru Hip Products Giftware Jewelry Black Lights Watch Repair China Diamonds Tapes Antiques Mastercharae—Bankamericard Silver THE SENTINEL Page 4

Sports Classified Ads by Chuck Neal

Looking for a ride to California? Selling your car? Starting a com­ A track and field meet was held several weeks ago and for the mune? Got a message to express? Do it the easy way with a SENTINEL first time the meet was a two day event. Competition was fierce classified ad. Student and faculty with finishes often going down to the wire. As the smoke of bat­ rate»-$l. Commercial rates slightly tle cleared away, Don Evans, an independent, emerged as the in­ higher. dividual trophy winner. The winners of each event (by place) are as follows: Problems? Parents getting to you? Trouble with a professor? Unable to sort your head? Try talking it out EVENT WINNERS with a Counselor (free). It just might help. The KJC Office of counselling Mile Run Huleon Fields is awaiting your appointment. Phone Chip Stilwell 422-8770. Room 110, Administra­ Don Evans tion Bldg. Softball Throw Doug Smith Van Knighton Increase your sales! Expand your Huleon Fields market by advertising in The SEN­ TINEL. Rates and contracts sent on Triple Jump Don Evans request. Contact Jack Long, Business Mike Amos Manager, at 422-4060. Huleon Fields Any studnet wishing to learn 100 Yard Dash Chip Stilwell lighting for concerts and plays please Huleon Fields contact David Stahl or Bill Wright as Butch Stanley soon as possible. 60 Yard Dash Chip Stilwell NATION-WIDE MORATORIUM on Huleon Fields the word "PIG" begins today. Don Evans Termination date is the day after Discus Doug Smith Judgement. This ad courtesy of nobody, for everybody. Don Evans Buddy Krebs STAMP IT! Your personalized Shotput Buddy Krebs indestructible metal pocket rubber Don Evans stamp for home, school, or office. Print your name, address, city state & Bob Ferris zip code clearly. Send to: Broad Jump Don Evans Atsop Enterprises Charles McGrath PO Box 525 Marietta, Ga. 30060 Chip Stilwell Phone number 50 cents Mile Relay Gorillas (Buddy Krebs dditional. Ed Roller Steve White Chip Stilwell)

PREGNANT? NEED HELP? TENNIS PREGNANT? NEED HELP? Abortions are now legal in New The Extramural Tennis Team has been in competition both York City up to 24 weeks. The Abortion Referral Service will here and in Macon since our last printing. They played Brenau provide a quick and inexpensive end to your pregnancy. We College at Gainesville here and in a tournament in Macon. are a member of the National Organization to Legalize Abortion. CALL 1-215-878-5800 for totally confidential They played Brenau here with Sheila Marlow, Debbie Greene, information. There are no shots or pills to terminate 2 and Claudia Dadd competing in singles; Shelia Marlow and Debbie pregnancy. These medications are intended to induce a late Greene also formed a Doubles Team. Of the four matches played, period only. A good medical test is your best 1st action to Debbie and Claudia won in singles; the doubles team of Shelia insure your chance for choice. Get a test immediately. Our and Debbie also won. pregnancy counseling service will provide totally confidential When Dr. Hopper took the girls to Macon to compete in the alternatives to your pregnancy. We have a long list of those we tournament there, they went to the quarter finals in the doubles have already assisted should you wish to verify this service. COPY Ol/R NUMBER FOR FUTURE REFERENCE by defeating North Georgia and Clayton Junior College. They 1-215-878-5800. were finally defeated by the favored team, the University of Georgia. This is a tremendous feat considering that the majority of teams in competition were intercollegiate teams from four year schools. To the girls of our Extramural Tennis Team we givyour hearty congratulations and best of luck in your match this Wednesday. ©»<§ air by Linda Spears GOLDSTEIN'S HICKOK JEWERLY A BELTS While you're enjoying Spring take a few moments to look MEN'S A BOY'S APPAREL LEVI'S CA SUAL PANTS at Kennesaw. School Is a hassle What does this phrase do for you? any way you look at It, but HANES UNDER WEAR 111 N . Park Square Kennesaw radiates a certain Marietta,Ga. ESQUIRE SOCKS relaxed, happy feeling that gets A FRESH-CRUSTED, most ot us through the day. Some consider K. J. C. a THICK-CHEESED, I jump ing off place. But In truth, Kennesaw has much to offer any Interested person. The EXTRA-SAUCY JOHNNY WALKER INC. atmosphere is most favorable considering the situations of HOT PIZZA. The Georgia and Georgia State. There exists, at Kennesaw, no ARE YOU: Exclusive Stores 1 sor ority - fraternity syndrome, Gnashing your teeth? llekwise the "go-team", cheer, Drooling? for Men and Young Boys leaders, high school sports scene. There is only free people Gnawing on your arm? helping each other. Growling? Now, I'm not speaking of the Rending your clothes asunder? academic aspect. I know that gives most of us trouble. But If an swer is yes to any or all of the above, 3 Locations: take a look at your friends proceed to madly tear out this coupon (while and try to appreciate them be­ maniacally repeating "fresh-crusted, thick-cheesed, 21 West Park Square fore it's time to move mi and extra-saucy" to the great annoyance of your room­ find out what real hassle is. mate) and trip, stumble and/or fall to the nearest Marietta, Ga. or farthest Pizza Hut, whichever you prefer. Compliments Good through May 30th ^ Cobb Center OF 00 504 Cobb Center PIZZA * ^ Smyrna, Ga. C0GGINS OFF OFF SHOE A LITTLE ONE HUT A BIG ONE 10 locations Check phone book -7 Town & Country Shopping Center STORE in Atlanta area for one nearest you \ .~^| 2328 Roswell Rd. 15 W. Park Sq. Marietta,Ga. Marietta, Ga.