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This newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Media at Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in The George-Anne by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Vol. 47, No. 32-Statesboro, Georgia 30458, Friday, May 23, 1969 I Joiner Wins SAGC Election
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Greek Graduation Schedule The plans for graduation weekend have been finalized. Weekend Seniors will receive diplomas in the June 8 ceremony. See the complete schedule on page Begins 2.
Friday Jaycees Vote'No'
Dr. Cecil G. Taylor, Louisiana State University chancellor to give The Statesboro Jaycees commencement address at Georgia Southern College. turned down a proposal to circulate a petition asking that Bulloch County issue licenses for the retail of alcoholic beverages. A special story is on page 2.
Compares Schools
Po King Woo, a foreign student from Hong Kong, examines differences in the school system of China and the U. S. See feature on page 6. Nationally-known recording group will appear in campus-wide dance Saturday night. The Dance is sponsored by the IFC and the NPC and is free to all students. Hits by the "Drifters" include "Under the Board Walk," "Up On the Roof," and "Sand in My Shoes." Dance time is 8 p.m. V j THE GEORGE-ANNE Fridav. Mav 23. 1969 Page 2 NEEDED 2/3's Statesboro Jaycees Vote
Second Front Not to Circulate Petition Special to the George-Anne should let the people know of the local club appointed a From the Bulloch Herald what we decided." (Continued on Page 6) The 46-28 vote, which The Statesboro Jaycees, at failed to give the project the their regular business meeting required two-thirds majority, Tuesday, May 13, voted not to ended more than a year of Joiner Wins conduct a campaign to collect study on the issue. signatures on a petition to call About a year ago, beginning a special election on the sale of in March, 1968, the Jaycees SAGC Bid conducted a public opinion Steve Joiner, junior alcoholic beverages in Bulloch management major, defeated County. poll to find out how Bulloch County residents felt about the Robert Kight by a narrow J aycee President Charles sales of alcoholic beverages in margin for the office of Brown, in commenting on the the county. The poll, which president in the SAGC election proposed project, said, "The was strictly controlled, Monday, May 19. Joiner Jaycees usually do not make an indicated that about 80 per received 734 votes and Kight announcement when they cent of the people in Bulloch received 526 votes. decide not to do something, County would like to see Rod Meadows received twice but we have contacted legalized sales in the county; the combined votes of Cheryl numerous people throughout however, most people Pence and John Tootle to win Bulloch County and the state responding to the poll said the office of vice-president. while studying this project they would like to see state Meadows had 825 votes while proposal and we feel that we owned stores. Pence had 250 and Tootle had Early this year, after the 199. Athens Jaycees had conducted Kay Kozojed received 956 a successful campaign to call an votes to defeat Norris Moon election in Clarke County, the with 317 votes for the office of Williamson Receives local Jaycee board invited the secretary. Events for Greek The results of the treasurer j president of the Athens Weekend will begin on election are not available at this Friday, May 23, with a | Jaycees to speak to the board and explain the Athens time due to a runoff election. Doctor of Philosophy Derby steal contest | The officers elect will take between sororities from ! campaign. A native of Louisville, Ky., office in September of the Matt W. Williamson, 12:00-6:00. After the presentation by Williamson taught previously at 1969-70 school year. assistant professor of political Friday night there's a the Athens Jaycees, the board the University of Virginia before science,' will receive the doctor dance for Greeks and their coming to Georgia Southern in of philosophy degree from the dates; admittance free but University of Virginia at that 1965. His research interests are ID's will be checked, j institution's June centered about interest group Saturday begins with a | Commencement Begins commencement. politics, American political Greek workshop at 10:00 \ parties and Southern politics. Williamson's dissertation, a.m. in Foy followed by I Since his arrival here, the Miss Derby Contest With June 6 iuau "Contemporary Tendencies Williamson has been the sponsor By BILL BEECHER and a free barbecue lunch at Toward a Two-Party System in also in the Foy. 12:30 by the lake. The lunch of the Young Republican club At 2:00 in the Georgia," is a study of growing will be open to faculty and on campus. During his tenure as Sweetheart Circle the The commencement tendencies toward interparty alumni. advisor, the group has increased events for the Chi Sigma exercises for this academic year competition in Georgia, with its membership to over 600 are scheduled for June 8 at 3 Graduation rehearsal will be Derby Day begin. at 2 p.m. Saturday in the especial emphasis on the students, and succeeded in Saturday night from p.m. in the W.S. Hanner gym. Hanner Gym. W.A. Winn and improved economic situation in electing three of its members to 8-12 p.m. a dance will be The actual graduation for Billy Deal will speak to the the state during the last twenty office in the Georgia Young held in the Hanner gym the 750 applicants is only the graduates on ^behalf of the years. Republican Federation in 1969. featuring the Original finale of a large roster of events Alumni Association. Drifters. This dance is for scheduled for June 6, 7 and 8. At 8-10 p.m. that evening, all students and there is no Friday, June 6, at 6 p.m. President Eidson will hold a charge; ID's will be seniors will enjoy a Hawaiian 28DELTS luau in the Landrum Center. reception for alumni, parents checked. and graduates at his home. A tea for house Later in the evening there will be a Senior Lantern Walk and a From 12-2 p.m. the seniors will directors and faculty will have a special "get together" National Fraternity be given Sunday at 2:30 dance featuring "Rhonda and The Chessmen." The Walk is at by the lake. by the lake. The awards At 12:30 Sunday, a for the Derby Day contest 7:30 p.m. and the dance begins at 9 p.m. senior-parent luncheon will be Initiates Chapter and Miss Derby will be held in the Landrum Center I presented. Seniors begin Saturday with The Crescent Colony of for this occasion. Also featured a breakfast together in the Cafeteria. Tickets for this event Delta Tau Delta was formally on the program was Dean Landrum Cafeteria at 9 a.m. are $1.25 per person. installed as Epsilon Omega William Tate, Dean of Men at Chapter of Delta Tau Delta, the University of Georgia, who national social fraternity, delivered the keynote address. Saturday, May 17. It became Local officials attending the the Fraternity's 104th chapter, banquet included President with 28 brothers being John O. Eidson, Vice-President initiated. Pope A. Duncan, Harold O. Brothers from Beta Delta chapter, University of Georgia, Maguire, Dean of Men, Shelton served as the initiating team, Evans, Director of Student with the assistance of brothers Activities, Ric Mandes, Public from Georgia Tech, Emory, Relations Director and Lloyd University of Florida, and L. Joyner, Chapter Advisor. A Auburn University. The dance featuring "The Girl initiates underwent the Rite of Watchers" was held following Iris and the Outer Mysteries of the banquet. the Fraternity Friday night at The 28 brothers initiated Pittman Park Methodist into the fraternity are: Ken \_>* Church. Saturday afternoon Purcell, David Plaisted, Rick they underwent the formal Shuman, Pat Brown, Rick installation in ceremonies also Freeman, Joe Jackson, Pride at Pittman Park. Shehan, Buddy Harmon, Billy Saturday evening, the newly Jones, Bob West, Dale Chaney, initiated brothers were Jim Duff, Johnie Lynes, Rusty honored at a banquet at the Brown, Ken Carson, John DELTA TAU DELTA INITIATES 28 Holiday Inn. George L. Smith Bo wen,Bob Leonard, Alan II, speaker of the Georgia Bond, Vince Brown, Tommy The Crescent Colony of Delta Tau Delta officially became the Epsilon Omega chapter in services House of Representatives and Wilbanks, Bob Grant, Johnny last weekend. The 28 initiates are: Front row 1-r: Bob Grant, Johnny Johnson, Charley Snelling, an alumnus of the Beta Delta Johnson, Charley Snelling, Dennis Rendall, Joe Bridges, Phil Yonge, Randy Moore, Buddy Bloodworth. Second row: Ken J Chapter of Delta Tau Delta at Dennis Rendall, Joe Bridges, Purcell, Rick Shuman, Rick Freeman, Pride Shehan, Billy Jones, Dale Chaney, Johnnie Lynes, the University of Georgia, Phil Yonge, Randy Moore and Rusty Brown, John Bowen, Alan Bond, Tommy Wilbanks. Third row: David Plaisted, Pat Brown, served as master of ceremonies Buddy Bloodworth. Joe Jackson, Buddy Harmon, Bob West, Jim Duff, Ken Carson, Bob Leonard and Vince Brown. THE GEORGE-ANNE Friday. May 23, 1969 Page 3 Phi Kappa Phi Starts Little Sister Group By WAYNE BUFFINGTON fraternity. Staff Writer A unique organization Pi Kappa Phi, Gamma ALPHA XI DELTA PI OMEGA PI among Pi Kappa Phi fraternity Kappa chapter has the only TAU KAPPA EPSILOIM little sister organization in the The brothers and pledges of chapters is the Little Sister Five members of Alpha Xi Members of Delta Iota Organizations. The Little state. Although under fratrnity Tau Kappa Epsilon conducted direction the sisters are an Delta accompanied Miss Elaine chapter, Pi Omega Pi, national a doughnut sale Saturday May Sisters of the Star and Lamp McAllister, alumnae advisor, to business education honor affiliated with Gamma Kappa autonomous unit naming their 17, in the Savannah area. This own officers and setting up the Panhellenic Workshop held society, have received notice was the last money-making Chaptehi here will be initiated in Savannah, May 17-18. The that Delta Iota chapter placed June 1. Nine co-eds make up regulations with fraternity project of the year and approval. Function of this members attending were second in this year's national proceeds from the sale will be the group. They are Pat Bauer, Virginia Hendrix, Melanie award contest. The winning Carol Brent, Rena Dubberly, select athletic programs of the used by the fraternity this fraternity. McArthur, Margaret Pipkin, chapter, Gamma Pi, Kent State summer. Rena is also "Sweetheart of the Toy Porter and Paula Wilber. University, placed first with The final pledge project was Pledge Class;" Martha Gibson, Invitations to this affair will Tuesday, May 20, Big 129 points; Delta Iota placed held Sunday May 18, in Stacia Long, Cynthia Moulton, be sent to the officials of the Sister-Little Sister ceremonies second with 127 points. Since FROGMORE, South Carolina. Marcia Rushing, Miss Georgia college, to the of the national were held by the Epsilon Sigma 1964, Delta Iota has Pledges will be installed into Southern College, Martha fraternity will be invited to chapter. The following sisters consistently ranked among the the fraternity Tuesday, May Gibson, Pam Kane, Stacia attend the initiation and Long, Cynthia Moulton, Marcia received pledges as little sisters: top ten chapters. In 1965 they 20. Later, a banquet will be reception at the Swainsboro Rushing, Miss Georgia Suenette Jones, Roslyn Hall placed first. held to honor outstanding home of the Little Sister Southern College, brothers for and Janis Brown; Janet Perry, In order to be among the members and pledges and faculty advisor, Mrs. Charlotte their outstanding service to the Patty Rowland; Toy Porter, top ten chapters each year, it individuals who have aided the A. Ford, professor of history. Linda Burnette and Judy requires considerable work on fraternity during the past year. Odom; Mary Alice Matthews, projects and publications. The brothers of Tau Kappa Deidre Cowne; Elaine Smartt, Delta Iota's small membership Epsilon would also like to take Phi Beta Lamba Gets Aurelia Woodard; Debbie places an extra responsibility this opportunity to Visscher, Donna Langdon. on each member. To become a congratulate the brothers of Following the ceremonies the Honors at Convention member of Pi Omega Pi a Delta Tau Delta fraternity, Phi Beta Lambda won Hill, and Rolen Heath-Cindy Spring quarter pledge class sold student must be a business Epsilon-Omega chapter, on recognition in several areas at Krablean in the Miss Future candied apples as their pledge education major and maintain their installation this past the annual Phi Beta Lambda Business Executive Contest and project. a B average in business and weekend. State Convention in Atlanta, the chapter placed third in the A dinner party is planned education and an overall May 16-18. National Project-Commun- for Sunday evening, May 25, at average of 2.5. ication: Lifeline of American the home of Mrs. McAllister, The chapter was represented This award year has been an South Carolina Business. the chapter director. The by seven members at the two especially active one. There The Zeta chapter was also dinner will be held in honor of day event. All of them placed were 102 chapters who Faculty Exhibits awarded the coveted Gold Seal the graduating seniors. Gifts significantly in various events. competed for this award. Each Chapter Award of Merit for will be presented. The chapter brought back chapter competes for this Art Work in Foy all-around excellence during three trophies for the first award in two ways: (1) by The University of South the preceding year. This is a place awards in Best Annual KAPPA SIGMA promptness and completeness Carolina's touring faculty art national award and only two Chapter Activities Report, in all reports to national exhibit will be in the gallery of other chapters in the state of Most Original Project (Postal At the District Conclave in officers. Points are given for Foy through June 20th. Thirty Georgia received it. each report which is due Pointers Kit for Secretaries), Atlanta, the Kappa Zeta worked by ten members of the The Zeta chapter's Best chapter of Kappa Sigma throughout the year and (2) by university's art department will and Phi Beta Lambda Week Promotion. Annual Chapter Activities received the Most Outstanding submitting in attractive form be shown. The exhibit includes Report and Most Original Achievement Trophy for major write-ups and exhibits of the paintings, prints, sculptures The second place awards Project willnow be entered by accomplishments during the chapters five best projects and ceramics in representative went to Phyllis Johnson in the the state at the National past years. Our chapter was along with their publications. and abstract styles. This is the Poster Contest and Gail Waller Convention to be held in June in Vocabulary. competing with other chapters It is necessary that both phases last of the 1968-69 series of 15-17 in Dallas, Texas. at Georgia, Georgia Tech, of the award program be twelve art exhibitions, Third place awards went to Mrs. Arthur Strickland Georgia State, Mercer, Auburn, carried out in order to rank in according to Miss Roxie the Parliamentary Procedure and Dr. Howard Jackson Alabama, Georgia the top ten. Rebley, assistant professor of Team-Nina Payne, Mike accompanied the group to the Southwestern, LaGrange Officers for spring quarter fine arts. McLeod, Helen Smith, Ann Convention. College and South Alabama. are: Janice Hudson, president; Martha Howell, vice-president; Beach Trip Janice Peed, secretary; Paula Covert, treasurer, Cynthia The chapter took a weekend Krablean and Jan Hope, Somelrthing New trip to Fernadina Beach, corresponding secretaries; Florida May 16-18. Nineteen Carolyn Felts and Diane couples attended last weekend. Conner, historians. Other members: Ann Hill and Connie Has Come 10 Statesbo ro Williams. Miss Jane F. White is ALPHA TAU OMEGA the faculty sponsor. Pi Omega Pi is the only The Alpha Tau Omega honor society on the Campus Tne Paragon Announces tne fraternity held formal which is a member of the initiation Saturday at the Association of College Honor Statesboro Presbyterian Societies which was founded in Church. Lloyd Dozier, of the 1925. Serving of a Lunckeon Buffet, business dept., was initiated into the brotherhood and will SIGMA PHI EPSILOIM become the fraternity's alumni Daily From 11 til 2:30 p.m. advisor. The brothers, -pledges and sponsors of Sigma Phi Epsilon Saturday, the fraternity fraternity were successful in held its first annual Founder's the second annual Sig Ep Day banquet at the Nic Nac collection for the Houston Restaurant, to celebrate the County Speech School. The A Seafood Smorgasbord, first anniversary as a chapter. goal was $500.00, but the The guest speaker for the night generosity of the people of was B.B. Brown, provence Warner Robins and Houston Friday 6 til 10 p.m. chief of the Georgia chapters. County enabled the Sig Eps to Bill Nelson, Worthy Master, more than double their goal also spoke briefly. with a total of $1,068.00. This is by far the most A Sunday Smorgastor PHI MU successful community service A, project in the history of the The Kappa Mu chapter of colony or the Ga. Epsilon Phi Mu held its quarterly chapter. Each brother, pledge From 11 til 3 p.m. scholarship banquet April 22, and sponsor was satisfied with at the Nic Nac Restaurant. the drive, and many expressed The Phi Mu's held a the idea that the Chamber of Why Cook On Mother's Day? Let Us Cook It For You! ) weekend trip to Ocean Drive Commerce, the city of Warner Beach, S.C. May 9-11. Robins, Houston County and Barbara Hunter, sister of Phi KtssrAu«:Airc Robins Air Force Base were IN SHEET. STATESBORO. GEORGI Mu, was a recipient of Who's 100 per cent behind the Sig Who. Eps in this worthy cause. 23 Campus Election MA THE $mtfavv>$tribbliV) 7 (grorgf-Amt? Changes Are Bill Blankinship Steve Arnold JReJK^bgjg In Need Editor Business Manager By BILL BLANKINSHIP
Randy Harber Managing Editor The election of officers by the Student Association of Governing Councils held Monday of this week left much Call for Initiation to be desired in the area of fair and legal election practices. Of University Reform This is a gross understatement by Danny Baker of the true situation that existed during Monday's Almost obscured behind the violence and demands of political downpour. reform on a handful of the nation's college compuses, More than 1200 persons another, quieter revolution is taking place. braved the onslaught of \ precipitation to cast their The quiet revolution is uderway on the nearly 1600 ballot for the candidate of institutions where the majority of college students their choice; several of the obtain their education. They may be large or small, contests were close, and public or private, in the Southwest or in New England, perhaps, would have been a bit closer if the election had been but they all are experiencing reforms in student conducted properly. Had a regulation by the university, style of student living and movie of the election been what is learned in a course and how. taken, it, no doubt, would have resembled an old rerun of a STUDENTS AT MOST of these schools are more "Keystone Cops" film. The concerned with world problems than the panty raids of SAGC president was out of years past. Unlike the militants, these students seek town because of a death in her university reform not through violence, but through family, but a complete lack of reason and responsibility. advance planning and Rejoice GSC, You're Clean preparation was evident in the David Tucker of Purdue University is a leader in such By RANDY HARBER student government and for all electorial processes. a responsible movement. He said, "We don't feel we practical purposes have The first reason for In this last column of the rendered them totally useless inconsistencies in the voting should run the university, but we want a real voice. last paper for the 1968-69 and harmless to the student was due to the fact that the One of the first targets of such "responsible leaders" school term, I would like to body. Students, your parents process was too simple. A neat congratulate all of the students can be proud. array of mechanical gadgets has been the regulation by the university of students' of Georgia Southern for their Most recently, the students and hurdles is not necessary to I personal life. Students contend that their morals, or lack accomplishments during the of this institution have pulled insure fair voting, but a much of them, are no concern of the institution. past nine months. the college from the clutches more accurate system than is of left wing liberalism and now used by the SAGC could University of Delaware President Arthur E. Trabant There are many but I feel that a few need merit and must placed it again within the have been employed. All that said, "1 can't imagine any university wanting to be a be mentioned. This year on the boundaries of good one had to do to vote was to parent. Young people today are so different, so much campuses of Columbia, conservative government. tell the "clerk" his name; in a better educated, that it is really ridiculous to think you Berkely, Wisconsin, Cornell, Never will the SDS gain a few rare instances his student and even the University of foothold on this campus. We ID was checked against a could have the same student-university relationship as will remain safe from these complete student listing before." South Carolina, we have witnessed student protest and long haired weirdos. Only this provided by the registrar's AND MANY UNIVERSITIES are yielding in the area student violence. Despite the Monday the student voters office. conditions we must live under rousted a "hippie" candidates A good number of students of "in loco parentis." George Cuttino, a professor of from the presidency by a reported having voted twice or history at Emory University, serves as a deputy sheriff. as students of this college, the students of Georgia Southern rousing 208 votes. Now we three times with no difficulty. He said that he used to get calls for help from students have had restraint. There has have no fear, the student A smaller faction had persons arrested on charges of drunk and disorderly behavior. not been one single government will continue as it vote for them; one student "Sure, they still drink," he said, "but they don't tie one demonstration; not one shot has during this profitable year who, according to the records of service. had voted, was in Dallas, Texas on." has been fired, not one riot has been held, not one building has It has finally been realized at the time when the election But as the institutions withdraw from the parental been occupied in the name of by all that the students of this was held. I don't seem to recall student rights. Our students are college that they are inferior to a provision being made for role, they also cease to shield the student from the those students of the absentee balloting. truly to be commended. outside world. The residence of a student in a Georgia University of Georgia. If the The location of the polling school was searched recently, and officials found a In an article in the May 8th students were equal then the place is another reason poor quantity of narcotics in his possession. The young man issue of the George-Anne, the rules for the institutions would conduction of the election. An who was also living with a girl, was turned over to local present student government be the same. If these hippies accurate and fair election is not president, Sandra Hartness were elected they would only possible when there is a law enforcement officers. stated that in the contest for try to change things, and really constant stream of persons The "responsible leaders" aren't simply out for the conservative nature of this no one here wants to mess mixing among the persons school that all the members of things up like at the University. attempting to vote. The lobby power. They are genuinely concerned with the quality the SAGC were radicals. Rejoice Lester Maddox, of the student center is of education and using their position on university Apparently the students knew Marvin Griffin, and Gene certainly not the appropriate committee to influence teaching. this fact for they have Talmadge, (where ever you are) place to ballot. successfully managed to at last Georgia Normal A third reason for the Some of the more liberal colleges have been able to dissassociate themselves from School—Georgia Southern is charge of the election being stay a jump ahead of the students and initiate many these radical members of the secure. improperly managed stems programs before the students demand them. from the statement on the ballots that "write-in votes are FOR MANY COLLEGES, the change has been rapid. THE invalid." There was no At Boston College, a Jesuit institution, until recently statement made to the Gkorgf-Amw student t body prior to the men had to wear coats and ties to class, women could The opinions expressed herein are those of the student writers and election to anyone outside the not wear slacks and could not sit on the grass between not necessarily those of the college administration or faculty. SAGC. A write-in campaign Published weekly during four academic quarters by and for the classes and the major concern was whether to chew gum students of Georgia Southern College. Entered as second class could said before the day of would be breaking the fast. Now girls can visit boy's matter at Georgia Southern College Post Office, Statesboro, Ga., the election to anyone outside 30458, under act of Congress. Offices located in Rooms 10S and the SAGC. A write-in campaign rooms and the major issue on campus is compulsory 110, Frank I. Williams Center, Georgia Southern College. Telephone 7664-6611, ext. 246. -Printed by Bulloch Herald Publishing Co., could have definitely changed theology. Statesboro, Ga. the results of the election, but not only was such a movement But should the efforts of the "responsible leaders" discouraged, it was plainly fail, the militants will only have more fuel with which to Friday, May 23, 1969 prohibited. What was the burn down the universities. reason for the prohibition; was MEMBER PRESS Page 4 it for convenience in tallying I hope the administrators at the University will take a Glenda Dunn News Editor the final votes or was there Kathv Jessuo Copy Editor page from the schools who institute reform on their Silva Fuerniss Feature Editor some sincere motive behind it. Hugh de Lacy Sports Editor But now, the election is own. If they don't, the University will find itself added Terry Owen National Advertising Ron Bailey Assistant Business Manager over; the new officers have to the numbers of campuses flooded with militants Tommy Drew Circulation Manager Emory Moody Photographer been selected. They have all brandishing rifles. Bill Neville Cartoonist made campaign promises and From the University of Georgia have vowed to "Straighten "Red and Black " (Continued on Page S) THE GEORGE-ANNE Friday, May 23, 1969 Page 5
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May 19, 1969 each candidate would have the Council and other puppet The Editor same length platform, given the shows and apprenticeships for THE GEORGE ANNE same space on the same page administrative proficiency Georgia Southern College with equal size headlines. Since should all succumb to the Statesboro, Georgia this is impossible we placed the "common sense" reasoning Dear Sir: stories as they would best fit that they are, because of their It is one thing to endorse into the page without regard inherent allegiance to the candidates on your editorial for office. school administration from page, but it is something else The omission of an whence they are allowed to when you show obvious attention line and the wrong exist at all, simply too weak favoritism in the placement of attention line were errors made and inept to induce progressive news. in products and errors which changes in student rights, I When one examines your we regret. campus regulations concerning May 16 issue, it is quite Last, you state that we use a housing, lunchroom food, and obvious that you have given an newspaper financed by all the new recreational facilities, etc. unfair advertising advantage to students in order to promote here at Georgia Southern your chosen candidates. I cite those candidates we endorse. It College. Our school, being a several reasons for this is true that this newspaper is state-supported one, has its statement. They are: paid for by all the students. It roots embedded too much in 1. The pictures of only your is also true that the right to Southern culture. How sad it is chosen candidates on the front endorse candidates and issues is that the institution of page. No pictures of their given to the Editorial Board of agriculture, which thrives on opposition on the same page. the paper. Weekly we endorse conservatism and constancy, is 2. The placement of Mr. issues 'we believe beneficial to yet the backbone of south Right's picture in a more the campus —is this policy Georgia. Naturally, it may favorable location on the page different with people? The seem that the ethics and right to make editorial customs of south Georgian than Mr. Joiner's picture. IN LITTLE THEATRE PRODUCTION 3. The placement of Mr. comment is basic. If a farmers and Bulloch County Meadows' picture and article in publication is not allowed to merchants permeate the Linda Welden, Mike Graham and Robert Overstreet, all members of the college faculty, have key parts in the Little Theatre a more favorable reading have an editorial page then it is prevailing policies of this Production of Thornton Wilder's "The Skin of our Teeth." position than either of his not a newspaper at all. college's administration. Now opponents' pictures or articles. We thank you for your here's the rub: prevailing concern. . 4. The placement of the customs, especially ones here The Editors at our school, are not changed Overstreet Directs Play; heading "For Vice President" * * * over the article for Mr. Division of Languages overnight, and the only course of action for students which Meadows. No similar attention Hollis 109 line is given for his opponents. would be conducive to policy Graham Leads Cast Dear Editor: May 13, 1969 The spring production of former GSC thespain, as Mrs. A quick look at the paper by a It is unfortunate that change here would be student would tell him that widespread reactionary protest the Savannah Little Theatre, Antrobus. Linda Welden, pre-registration has come to an "The Skin of Our Teeth," will instructor in the GSC language only Mr. Meadows was running end and the new catalog has and violence. Now that's a for that office. joke, ain't it ya'll. Could you open this weekend under the division; Bill Bishop, a senior not yet made its appearance. direction of Robert Overstreet, speech major; and Ernest 5. The use of a larger size At least one new set of courses imagine our Student Center partisans exchanging their assistant professor of speech, Ewing will be in minor roles. attention line for Mr. Moon has been added to the bridge hands for a hand poster; Georgia Southern College. The Bishop is the son of Mr.nd than for Miss Kozojed. curriculum which a number of or how about our 301 show win run for eight Mrs. Billy Bishop of Twin City. 6. The placement of Mr. potentially interested students Highwaymen trading beers for performances, beginning on He and Ewing plan to perform Moon's picture and article in a may not know about since the Molotov cocktails? Impossible, May 23 in the Savannah Little in summer stock in more favorable reading subject these courses deal with of course, and, though not Theatre. Pennsylvania. position than his opponent's is not included in any major intending to applaud our Overstreet, who is former According to Overstreet, picture and article. degree program. student passivity, violence director of drama at Georgia 'The Skin of Our Teeth," by 7. The placement of Miss Beginning in the fall quarter would be no way to achieve Southern, was invited to do the Thornton Wilder, is a Smith's picture and article in a Latin will be a part of GSC's reasonable student goals. spring show as guest director. statement of the playwright's more favorable reading curriculum. Four courses will Unfortunately, violence has Other members of the cast hope for mankind, a statement position than her opponents' be offered, 151 (Elementary I), been the most effective mode coming from Georgia Southern of his awareness of human pictures and articles. 152 (Elementary II), 251 of forcing administrative College are: Mike Graham, fraility, and his confidence in 8. The use of the wrong (Intermediate I), and 252 officials at schools everywhere assistant professor of math, man's reason and compassion. attention line for Miss Cadwell. (Intermediate II). 151 will be to heed their students' bootless who will play the lead role of "It's a delightful show," he The casual reader will not given in the fall, 152 in winter, cries. Our only alternate here George Antrobus, and Ethel adds, "and it has been fun to know that she is running for 251 in spring, and 252 in the at GSC is to be content or Kelly, a GSC alumnae and a direct." the office of treasurer. fall of 1970. With the above facts in suffer. The administration CORRECTIONS mind, it is my feeling, no approved these courses, For those patient souls who plan to attend this school ten There was an error in the George-Anne last week matter what the outcome of believing that a number of the election, that you have not years hence, school policy concerning the arrival of the new Reflectors. They will not students who had studied Latin be here until June 2, and can be picked up that week with treated all students equally on changes such as houses for in high school would wish to ID's, with a charge of 2.50 for each quarter not attended the news pages of your paper. fraternities and no cars for continue studying it in college, here this year. * * * Whether or not your action freshmen may be attainable rather than take 10, 15, or 20 In the Masquers picture last week, the actor opposite was intentional is not for me to hours of another foreign goals. However, any new say. That is for your fellow provisions which involve more Carlton Humphrey was Oscar Patton and not Dr. Patrick language. Latin will satisfy the Spurgeon, as we reported. students to judge. The only language requirements of most state-allocated money or thing I am saying is the degree programs on this changes in Bulloch County evidence indicates that you campus. morality such as a new Campus Elections... have used a newspaper that is auditorium or off-campus A placement test will be LOVE LINKS (Continued from Page 4) financed by all the students, given in the first class in ,housing for anyone-Well, Judy Clark, a senior including all the candidates, to September to determine iforget it. Dear old GSC is still elementary education major promote in an unfair manner whether the student should blushing for allowing her from Decatur, Ga., is engaged things up" with the unchained women to run the candidacies of your chosen start with 151. If his score is to Chuck Rushing, from administration, the faculty and four. around in shorts at other prominent groups. But Sincerely, high on this test he will be Atlanta, Ga. Rushing is a senior advised to wait until 152 or eleven-thirty P.M. weekdays. in the School of Architecture their first obligation is to their William H. Bolen, To my fellow students who 251 is given, rather than waste at Auburn University and is a electors, the students. The Head Department share my despair concerning his time with material he member of Phi Kappa Tau students deserve a better of Marketing. the sterility of student already knows. Of course, 151 fraternity. method of holding elections Editor's Reply demands and the futility in is also open to those who have Miss Clark is a member of and will demand that the In response to your letter hoping for ample future SAGC never studied Latin before and Zeta Tau Alpha sorority. The necessary changes be made to we make the following action, I offer three who wish to do so. wedding will be held in insure honest elections; if these comments. First, we ran only alternatives: (1) ignore the Roger Tackett December in Decatur, Ga. basic, but important provisions the pictures of the candidates situation on hand and remain Instructor, Division * * * are not made to modify the on the front page that we frustrated, (2) emphathize with of Languages Sandra Henderson, a election procedure, the SAGC endorsed in order to add student activists at one of the impact. How could we have * * * graduate student majoring in should not and cannot expect Ivy League schools and vent cooperation and respect from run all of the photos without Dear Editor: Exceptional Children your frustration by pretending either the student body or the confusion? Should we have I appeal to all frustrated Education, is engaged to Bill that GSC is that school, or (3) administration and faculty. split them into two Georgia Southern Nelson. Bill is a senior Math do what I'm planning to do Their freedom to govern is a groups—those endorsed; those students-GIVE UP! The major, and president of Alpha and transfer schools. privilege that demands not endorsed? establishment is too much with Tau Omega fraternity. responsibility to those who In regard to the play of us. The SAGC, The Panhellenic Sincerely, The wedding will be held in chose them to govern. news: In the ideal situation Council, the Interfraternity Bill Long Freshman St. Mary's, Ga. in August. THE GEORGE-ANNE Friday, May 23, 1969 Page 6 'Pokie' Compares Life In Chinese Schools By VICKI WEBB Another difference Pokie the beginning of the terms and "They always complain cited was the students political the students dance much the awareness in the U.S. "We same way as Americans do. about food and the dorms." Movies are a common form of Doesn't this sound like G.S.C. don't have time in Hong students? The statement was Kong!" she gasped, and entertainment in Hong Kong. made by Po King Woo explained that one had to "But we get the American concerning students at the study more because their movies a lot earlier, I think," University of Hong Kong and universities were somewhat she continued, "because I saw Chinese University. harder. It is also unusual for Camelot in December before I Affectionately known as her to see many students left." "Pokie" by the girls in her smoking in America, for it is When asked if the girls in dormitory, the petite freshman "almost a sin to smoke in Hong Kong keep up with with long shiny hair to her public" in Hong Kong. "But fashions, Pokie grinned and waist came to Georgia my brother smokes!" she tossed one long pig tail behind Southern from last winter laughs, and her small dark eyes her, "You bet!" she exclaimed, quarter and has been at home get lost in her smile. "They wear mini-skirts and bell ever since. bottoms." Pokie, who made a 96 on But youth is basically the The generation gap is the freshman grammar exam same everywhere, and one of universal, too. "About ten spoke in perfect English and their universal likings is music. years ago everything parents explained that the colleges in Pokie named The Beatles, Mary say is true." Pokie went on to Hong Kong have basically the Hopkins and Dione Warwick as say that Hong Kong students same curriculum as American Hong Kong favorites. She said now disagree with their parents schools. "All classes are taught the universities have dances at more. in English except Chinese -•'ST. - history." But some of the newer courses such as computer science, which Po King wants to study are not offered in Hong Kong schools yet.
Jaycees Vote Wo' Ward Speaks (Continued from Page 2) committee to contact local project, appointing chairmen At Meeting leaders to determine their and subchairmen, and getting feelings about the question, the project ready o go, pending including their opinion of the approval. The project proposal Of History Club Jaycees undertaking the was approved by the Jaycee Board for presentation to the The History club met project. Thursday, May 15, in its first This committee reported general membership. Due to the nature of the issue, it was regular meeting since being back to the Board of Directors organized in April. Dr. David after talking with business included within the proposal Ward, head of the History that a two-thirds majority leaders, the Grand Jury elected department, was the guest officials, religious leaders and would be required to pass the speaker. He delivered a short local club managers. This project with at least 40 talk on the nature of the committee was instructed to affirmative votes being cast. Vietnamese War. only present the feelings of the The proposal was presented The following officers were community leaders, and was and was defeated only after elected: Don Canney, not asked to make a project much discussion and debate president; Evelyn Crumbliss, proposal. both pro and con. vice-president; Fay Woodard, A second committee was A change of three no votes secretary; Wayne Kendrick, Carol Herndon, a green-eyed blonde from Alma, Ga. enjoys the then formed with the direct to yes votes would have passed treasurer and Sara Ann warm sunshine and takes a break from last-minute cramming for responsibility of planning the the proposal. Mitchell, historian. finals. Carol, an English major, likes all sports, especially dancing The club will serve as and horseback riding. Although she spends a lot of time nucleus for a campus chapter sunbathing at the pool, she is not very fond of swimming. Carol of Phi Alpha Theta, national was the choice of the George-Anne Editorial Board. honorary society in history. A petition, bearing the names of twenty-two eligible members, has been sent to the society's LETTERS TO EDITOR national headquarters. Dear Editor: for the support they gave me in Initiation of the members and This is a letter to commend my election to the office of installation of chapter those who voted objectively in vice-president of the Student membership will be held during Monday's SAGC election. It is Association 6i Governing the last week in May. also a letter of sympathy for Councils Monday. I would those whose decisions are particularly like to thank the reactionary and ruled only by GEORGE-ANNE for its Now that you're going to graduate, prejudice. It is this stream of editorial endorsement of my 'pot 'rfy&i tyuzduatioK campaign. show everyone how clever you are. thought which prompted such GIVE posters slogans as: "Don't be a In the up-coming months, as Wear lots of quick-witted clothes HER freak, support your local plans are being formulated for from THE VILLAGER®. By DEWEY HOLLANND EAGLESeight doubles followedTO by nine. The Eagle20-15 total was a Chard gave up 62 hits. TALLYKentucky clubs, but won four The Georgia Southern Webb with five. The total team high 86. Hutson and Chard carried from the "Bluegrass" teams. Eagles ended the baseball doubles was 34. Jim Wilks struck out the the pitching load, but got season with a 20-15 record. At Griffin led the team in total most at 24 and Cawthon had strong support from Hendrix South Carolina teams won four times G.S.C. played real fine hits with 44, Fields followed 17 strike outs. and Arden. out of seven contests, but the ball and at others they looked with 36 and Tillman collected Jim Fields drew the most Robert Jones, John Jorden, Eagles out scored them, 34-32. 35. bad and "blew" a few games. walks with 33. No one else was Luther Smith, John Warlick, Southern racked up four They started the year off Griffin also led in runs close. Fields was the club's best and Don Wiggins combined victories in five outings against very slowly. They lost four out scored with 34 and again Fields thief with seven stolen bases, pitched fewer than 70 innings Northern, Yankee, teams and of the first five games, then got was close behind with 32. but Cawthon stole only one and had only a 3-6 record. played some of their best on a rugged hot-streak and won In the negative departments bag fewer. Wiggins walked 17 batters in games against them. Pete Whitfield had 14 errors 14 1/3 innings and Jorden five straight and 10 out of 13. Richard Chard proved to be Nine Eagles will fly away at and Tillman was next with passed 6 in 5 2/3 innings. the best over-all hitter of the graduation-pitchers Jim They kept playing good ball But they all had their better as they won five out of the mound crew. He hit .334 with Goodwin, Luther Smith, and moments and helped the team one homer, three doubles, 11 John Warlick will all be gone. next seven games before in some way. disaster struck and they No Tourney hits, one run, and eight RBI's. G.S.C. out scored its Infielders leaving the flock finished the 1969 campaign PITCHERS will be Tom Brown, Ron Some hurlers proved to be opponents 180-147. winning only four out of the Cawthon, and Pete Whitfield. Change Is pleasant surprises this year. last 10 games. Outfielders Rod Michele, Ron Jim Goodwin had a, 2-0 TEAM RECORDS The team batting average Shepard, and Monte Tillman record and a great 1.28 ERA was a poor .233. have also played their last RR Eagles before he became ineligible. The Eagles had a bad year games for the Blue and White. Monty Tillman won Despite their record of Herbie Hutson had the best with Virginia teams, winning Southern's batting champion having beaten the Florida record at six wins and a single one game and dropping three. The 20-15 season is now with a cool .372. State Seminoles twice in loss. Southern beat North Carolina officially history. But who Alton Griffin and Jim Fields four games, the Georgia Relief specialist, Sam teams 3-1. knows? Next year, 1970, could with averages of .349 and .315 Southern Eagles basketball Hendrix had a 2-1 chart The Eagles lost three to be the "year of the Bird." respectfully, were the only team will not get the followed by Richard Chard's others in the .300 club. chance to represent the 5-4 record. At one time Chard Tillman led the club in district at the national had a 5-1 record, but let it fall. HURRY! A Few Places Still Open! RBI's with 19. Terry Webb and tournament this summer. Tom Arden had the best Alton Griffin each had 15. Rod Coach Bill Spieth was ERA at 2.39 and Hutson was Michele with 12 and Jim Fields informed last week that next with a 2.46. Chard had an with 10 were the only others in this honour has gone to ERA of 2.66 and Hendrix double figures. the Bears of Mercer ended with a 2.90. HOMERS University (Macon, Ga.). STRIKE-OUTS There was a three-way tie Mercer had a 21-5 Hutson was the strike out EUROPE for the home run crown. Ron record last week as king with 71 and Chard was Cawthon, Rod Michele, and compared with Georgia next with 57. Chard gave up 33 4 Week Art Tour .... $900 Southern's record of Terry Webb each had a pair. free passes and Hutson walked (AUGUST 20-SEPT. 17) 20-15. Tom Brown and Richard Chard only 20. Arden allowed 17 gift Most of Mercer's If interested in tour or other travel had the only other bases. victories came in games round-trippers. Chard's blast Chard got the biggest work arrangements at special rates played in the Georgia was a grand slam in the bottom out with 78 1/3 innings Intercollegiate Athletic of the 9 th inning. pitched and Hutson worked 69 Conference schedule. CONTACT IMMEDIATELY Monty Tillman and Jim 1/3 innings. Arden pitched 37 Mercer never met Gaye Crannell, Art Dept. Wilks each had two triples to 2/3 frames and Hendrix Georgia Southern in lead that department. worked 24 1/3 innings. competition this season. Richard Keithley, English Dept. Fields led the club with Hutson allowed 73 hits and SUMMER CAMP IN TUMBLING A & W ROOTSouth Main St.—Statesboro,BEER DRIVE- Ga. AND WEIGHT TRAINING Under New Management COLLEGE WEEKLY DAILY SPECIALS AND HIGH SCHOOL SUNDAY MONDAY STUDENTS I WHOLE ri JQ BABY IJfi CHICKEN ^I.TU BURGER ItV Interested in attending a summer tumbling and weight training camp? Please contact Jim Oooley via P. O. Box 3669 G.S.C. or phone 764-9795 or in TUESDAY WEDNESDAY person. FOOT LONG with qrA % FRIED with FREE C0f* There will be a pre-camp meeting Monday, May HOT DOG chie gjy CHICKEN Root Beer 0 U ¥ 26, to discuss insurance provisions. The instructor is certified and is a member of the G.S.C. faculty. THURSDAY FRIDAY The first 25 applications will be accepted. The BURGER with FREE £Qfi FISH OCA program will span 8 weeks, beginning approximately BASKET Root Beer QO V SANDWICH UJV June 14 and ending before summer quarter exam week. It will occupy 5 hours per week-2-1V4 hour sessions 2 nights per week plus a 2 hour session on SATURDAY HOURS: Sunday 11:30 to 12:30 Saturday mornings. BAR-B-Q Monday-Thurs. 10:00 to 12:30 Miss Janie Dodson will assist in the tumbling BASKET Fri. &Sat. 10:00 to 1:30 program. Those interested may see her for information. These Specials Will Run Continually , ^^M^MmH THE GEORGE-ANNE SAVANNAH TO STATESBORO RUN Friday, May 23, 1969 Page 8 • • • FAILS BY THIRTEEN MILES Hugh de Lacy.'s Lacy went out to start turn-off form Highway 80 out again he was Reeling attempt to run from again for Statesboro but to 46 at about the 25-mile much better and the Savannah to Statesboro could not raise the mark. junction with 67 didn't last Saturday fell 13 miles strength to run and was FEELING STRAIN seem so far away. short of its goal. hustled into the car by By the time he reached But after the next five Shortly before 9 a.m. Cobb and run organizer the turn-off, de Lacy was miles, the rot really began on Saturday, de Lacy feeling the strain badly Joey Williams. to set in with de Lacy rounded the corner off STARTED WELL and was regretting having getting progressively Highway 46 onto Highway The run had gone well passed up the rest stops. slower and wearier. 67 and headed for Georgia over the early stages. If any mistake was Southern and home, 13 De Lacy started out made in the run, it was not About three miles from miles away. from Savannah, in stopping as originally the junction, there cane a He got barely 100 yards company with Cobb, planned. brief recovery and the closer than that. Williams and another By the time de Lacy pace stepped up noticeable A few minutes earlier, runner, Benny Hicks, at 3 did stop, his stomach was but died to slower than as he had been a.m. and passed through too unsettled to take any ever about a mile. approaching the junction Pooler shortly before 4 food and he later simply Williams and Hicks each Is with 67, the strain of the ran out of fuel. a.m. ran about 20 miles beside I previous 40-odd miles The next miles to the With 10 miles behind de Lacy during the 1 caught up with him and he him he was feeling very 30-mile mark were long attempt. passed out for about a strong so decided against and difficult. De Lacy was minute. stopping for the feeling very weary and had The entire scheme, ■ He managed to get up five-minute refreshment recurring cramp in his aimed to publicize and walk and jog the last break originally planned right knee and ankle. William's Hundred-Mile a • • few hundred yards to the for this stage. At the stop at the Club, was financed by the turn and then along to He again elected to 30-mile mark, Mickey GSC Department and both where Trainer Mickey forego the second planned Cobb was able to rectify the run and the club Cobb was waiting with the rest stop at the 20-mile the leg trouble by padding received the Athletic college station wagon. mark which was passed de Lacy's shoes. Department's complete After resting and eating some time after 5 a.m. and MUCH BETTER support from their jj for about 10 minutes, de keep on for the first When de Lacy started inception. FALCONS WHIP BSU NO. 2 TWICE Open Letter To Athletic Dept. The long battle between the Falcons, handling well and Falcons and BSU Number putting in some difficult Dear Sir, I would like to express my Two, the top teams in the lay-ups from behind the board, sincere thanks for your great intramural men's basketball as well as some long-distance league was finally resolved last bombers. help first in financing and Tuesday night. assisting in the attempted run He was well supported by from Savannah to Statesboro In two games to decide the center Jerrell Jones who was last Saturday, and also your overall winner of the men's always in the thick of things, generous support in backing competition, the Falcons twice working particularly well on the Hundred-Mile Club, and won with scores of 57-50 and the boards. your assistance, advice and 55-48. encouragement in getting it Of the formidable BSU under way. The two top fraternity line-up, only center and former I would particularly like to teams, Alpha Tau Omega and Eagle basketballer Larry thank Mr. Mickey Cobb for his Kappa Sigma, had early been Pritchard showed anything like beaten out of the competition his usual form. tremendous help before, during in the double elimination and after the run last Saturday. tournament. Pritchard sank some Without his help, the measure impressive turn-arounds and of success Hugh de Lacy came The Falcons deserved their hooks from underneath and by would not have been win, maintaining far greater was the dominant rebounder of achieved. cohesion than BSU which the two teams. It is my sincere hope that showed little of the smooth Ithe benefits acruing the B ut sharpshooter Bubby form that carried it to a Athletic Department from the Jones couldn't hit a thing after belated leadership of the Hundred-Mile Club will in notching upwards of 28 points independent league prior to the some measure pay off the debt on occasion in ealier matches ABOVE: Action in the Falcons vs BSU No. 2 match played as the double elimination. the club owes you for its and even the normally final of the men's intramural basketball competition at Hanner existence. Guard Al Blizzard hard-working Ricky Smith was Gym last Tuesday night. The Falcons (in white shirts) best BSU controlled the game for the unsteady. 57-50 and 55-48 after the top fraternity teams had both been Sincerely yours, dispatched in the double elimination competition. Joe B. Williams Hundred-Mile Club ODE TO SAM'S WIN Comes to Life OVER SEMINOLES Eagles pitcher Sam Hendrix really made a hero of himself when he pitched Southern to a 3-2 win over the The nsw Georgia Southern even though the attempt itself summer months, for which a Florida State Seminoles on April 30. College Hundred-Mile Club did not meet with 100 per cent separate system of awards will In fact, he was so impressive that he inspired someone to came to life on Monday when success, it nonetheless served be in effect. write a poem about him. the first day of canvassing for to bring the club to the In this way, those who will The poem was found pinned to the bulletin board in the members attracted nearly 40 attention of the college and not be in Statesboro during the George-Anne office last week. applications. assure its success. summer will not return for fall There was no name on it so we don't know who wrote it It is expected that this quarter at any mileage Members who have already but we presume whoever it was wanted it published. number will be greatly disadvantage against those who signed up will be able to begin Maybe someone will write one about Herbie Hutson now increased when the faculty is were here. tallying up their mileages on that Herbie shares with Sam the honour of having beaten made a special target for Those who have not had the receipt of their the Seminoles. promotion and later when the opportunity to file membership cards, mileage It looked extremely rocky, for GSC that day membership is opened to membership applications yet report cards etc, this week. When Herbie wiped out at home townspeople and the local high but would like to can do so by And Hendrix went in to play. school students who have The miles they compile addressing a note to: But when Sam began to throw that junk, shown considerable interest in during what is left of the GSC Hundred-Mile Club, Those FSU boys really stunk. the club. quarter will be computed as Landrum Center Box 8972, part of the mileage of next fall For the rest of the game Sam showed his stuff The club received a great Georgia, Southern, quarter. And Southern's team looked really tuff. amount of publicity through or by contacting either Joe In the 11th inning on Sam they did depend the attempted run from For those interested, a Williams or Hugh de Lacy at And the "fat boy" came thru with another win. Savannah to Statesboro last special computation will be Brannen Hall, Room 216 Saturday by Hugh de Lacy and maintained through the (extension 274).