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VOL LX READING, PENNSYLVANIA, OCTOBER 20, 1967 No. 6 Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library Lettermen W ill Perform In Two Weeks, McBride Explains 4-1-4 To Student Council Tickets Available In Campus Center Dr. Robert E. McBride, Dean of Academic Affairs, addressed The Lettermen will appear in concert on the Albright Campus on Saturday evening, Novem­ Student Council on the question of 4-1-4 plan, explaining exactly ber 4th. The performance will be held in the Field House at 8 in the evening and will be part of what it means and why it is being considered at this time. the Homecoming activities. Tickets are on sale at the desk in the Campus Center for $4.00, $3.50, Dean McBride indicated that he feels that education should Albrightand $3.00. College Students Gingrich will receive aLibrary fifty cent discount and one dollar Albrightwill reserve seatsCollege now. Gingrichbe aLibrary dynamic process, one subjectAlbright to change andCollege experimentation. Gingrich Library Throughout their career, the Let­ He pointed out that 4-1-4 is only one of any number of possible termen have stuck to the concept calendar alternatives, among which are the i-3-3, 4-4-1, 4-0-4, and that “songs were written to be sung so on. It is the 4-14 program which has been the topic of con­ as composers hoped they’d be sung.” siderable controversy, however, on the Albright campus. In doing so they’ve become one of In explaining what constitutes the the most successful groups in the 4-1-4 program, Dean McBride sug­ country. Their records include more BRANDENBERG gested two possible meanings from than a dosen hit songs and albums the term itself. Firstly, it is a pro­ for Capitol—“The Way You Look JAZZ ENSEMBLE gram In which the calendar year is AlbrightTonight”, College “When I FallGingrich in Love”, Library Albright College GingrichPLAYS Library HERE TONIGHT Albright College Gingrich Library “Once Upon a Time”, “Silly Boy”, divided into four months, one “Again”, “Theme From Summer The Brandenberg Jazz Ensem­ month, then four months. Place” (all singles). Their albums ble will present a variety of num­ Secondly, it is a program which include: Jim, Tony and Bob; A bers in the Campus Center to­ contains four courses in the first Song for Young Love; Once Upon night, at 8 P.M. These sixteen semester, one course in the interim a Time; College Standard; A Let­ students from Gettysburg State semester, and four courses in the termen Kind of Love; The Letter- College won the Eastern Inter­ final semester. In addition, the en­ men Look at Love and The Hit collegiate Jazz Festival. tire concept of credit hours could Sounds of the Lettermen, More Hit be altered in favor of course re­ AlbrightSounds of College the Lettermen; Gingrich Portrait Library Albright College GingrichDale Library J. Vandersall, Director of quirementsAlbright for College graduation. Gingrich Library of My Love; She Cried; A New the Campus Center, heard the En- I Most importantly, the idea was Song for Young Love; Best of the semble while attending a Student stressed that the two semester cal­ Lettermen; Warm. Union Directors convention in endar under which Albright pres­ Philadelphia last summer. Of all ently operates, should not be con­ Successful records did more the groups that were presented at sidered inviolable. It must be sub­ than establish The Lettermen the convention, Vandersall consid­ ject to whatever changes would be as one of the top vocal groups. ered the Brandenberg Jazz Ensem­ beneficial for the entire college They also created a demand Student Council Adopts Resolution ble to have the best performance. program. This concept led Dean for the talented trio in night McBride into a discussion on what Albrightclubs, onCollege television andGingrich in col­ Library Albright College Gingrich HoLibrary was impressed by their Albright College Gingrich Library Defending Resident Students Position versatility in both singing and the 4-1-4 program could contribute leges throughout the country. to our campus. In 1964, the trio was voted No. Student Council officially responded to the Walton Hall instruments. They use a drum, 1 college attraction in the Bill­ housing dispute by their unanimous adoption of a resolution which piano, bass fiddle and trumpet. Dean McBride commented board Magazine Poll. Among defends the student position, and demands appropriate action by A variety of songs will be in­ that he is disturbed by the lack their recent television appear­ the administration in all future situations, of this kind. In their cluded, among them, spirituals, of an adequate academic cli­ ances are The Dean Martin resolution council supported the concept of a Holiday tournament, modern, and folk songs. mate which would tend to initi­ Show, The Red Skelton Show but refused to allow this to mitigate their concern of the “forceful ate student-faculty exchanges and the Hollywood Palace TV tact employed by the administration” in dealing with the housing The admission for the Jazz En­ on vital issues on an extra­ semble will be $1.00. curricular basis. Albrightshows. College Gingrich Librarydispute. Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library Student Council recommended It is essential, he feels, that the They made their night club debut Weislogel Sees Improvement college present the student with an in early 1962 at Hollywood’s Cres­ that the Housing committee ap­ proach the students on a volun­ opportunity for this type of ex­ cendo and were greeted by praise In Convocation Quality change of ideas. “The calendar is from critics. Typical of the remarks tary basis, and that they use the council as a mediating and con­ important only in its function as a that followed their initial club ap­ Dean of Students Louis F. Weislogel stated in a recent inter­ catalytic agent to get things start­ pearance was the review by column­ sulting agency in matters of this view that he felt the quality of the Convocation programs has pe. They further recommended ed,” said Dean McBride. ist Belle Greenberg who wrote: improved greatly over previous years. He also indicated that the In discussing the interim semes­ “The group, literally and figura­ Sat the committee “apply with new attendance procedures have been generally favored by the discretion the contract clause giv­ ter, Dean McBride stressed the tively, won their letters last night students as shown by their support of tne programs. continuity which it is hoped will be Albrightwith the sophisticatedCollege Gingrich Los Angeles ingLibrary legality to the actions which Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library they are permitted to take.” Since this new procedure, maintained throughout the January audience.” Variety described them semester. For freshman, it has been as a group who “came on strongly Barker and Redcoats which allows the student his No announcement has yet been choice of programs, has been proposed that a seminar in con­ with big sound and good rap­ To Play for ‘Camelot' made as to what the actual policy initiated, the administration has temporary issues be established. port . .. ” and the Hollywood Re­ will be this year in regard to the The beginning of Homecom­ heard little adverse opinion on For sophomores, a program in porter called them “Three young housing of the basketball players. ing Weekend will be marked by the matter. broadening horizons would serve to men who sing songs as the com­ It is hoped that the resolution the traditional Ivy Ball on Friday help students determine what area posers hoped they’d be sung.” passed at Council will sufficiently night, November 3, from 8-11. Students seem to feel that this system is more equitable than the they might want to concentrate in, influence the committee on housing Sponsored by the Student Coun­ as well as to give those who have Praise, however, seems to be a as to insure that the student’s views cil, the Ivy Ball will have “Came­ previous one, which designated the Albrightcommodity College that came toGingrich Jim Tony Library Albright College Gingrichtimes Library the student would attend and alreadyAlbright made thisCollege decision Gingrich an op­ Library will be given proper consideration. lot” as its theme this year. portunity to experience first-hand and Bob even before they called Outlines of the medieval castle the number of cuts he was allowed. themselves The Lettermen. It came Student Council has invited Dr. The only problem that Dean the practical aspects of their pros­ and woods will transform the field pective profession. to Tony Butala in his home town of William Hummel to address them house into a scene from King Ar­ Weislogel sees in the program Sharon, Pa. during his first profes­ on a problem concerning the Cue. thur’s Knights of the Round Table. concerns the day students, who Junior* would bo encouraged sional engagement (he sang on a Council does not feel that appoint­ Nancy Trainor is in charge of deco­ may find it difficult to meet to participate in an indepen­ radio show at eight years of age) ments have been made to the Cue rations. their attendance requirements dent research project under the and led him to a singing job with in a proper manner. Dr. Hummel Music will be provided by if they must depend on eve- direction of their major ad­ the famed Mitchell Boys Choir and will discuss Cue policy and progress Johnny Barker and the Red­ ing and weekend convocations. visor. Seniors would be exposed Albrighteventually College to Hollywood. Gingrich atLibrary their next meeting. Albrightcoats, who «rillCollege play a Gingrich song In theLibrary future, the administra­ Albrightto an interdisciplinary College seminar Gingrich Library from Camelot while the Queen tion hopes that the scheduling which would hope to coordinate Praise for Bob Engemann Nominations for Homecom­ is crovmed by the president of can be arranged so that all re­ the different aspects of their was mainly confined to the ath­ ing Queen were accepted at Student Council. quirements can be met by at­ college experience. letic field (he was an outstand­ Student Council and added to Tickets wilj be on sale from Stu­ tendance at weekday chapel Dean McBride indicated that ing football and baseball player those which had already been dent Council members in the dorms programs only. three study committees have been at Van Nuys High School in received. Those nominated at and at the Campus Center desk. Wide response to the convocation established to investigate the pro­ ' the San Fernando Valley). In Tuesday’s meeting included Cost of the tickets will be $8.00 a programs offered thus far not only gram. One of these committees fact, it wasn’t until Bob started Cathy Stebbins, Marilyn Lewis, couple. Refreshments will be served. by the students, but also by the would look into the finances and college, Brigham Young Uni­ Sandy Wagner, Linda Upde- non-college population of Reading, cost of such a program; another Albrightversity, College and joined Gingrich a singing Librarygrove, Arlene Arends, Cindy AlbrightJudy Mundell, College Amy Sabo, Gingrich Ste­ has accounted Library for the crowded con­ wouldAlbright study scheduling College and Gingrich credit Library group with his brother, Karl Eisenman, Joy Mac Arthur, phanie Huey, Kathy Furness, ditions that accompany every ses- problems; a third would try to re­ and the elder Engamann’s wife, Lorely Wilson, Linda Hefferan, Debbie Hardy, Lynne Burak, sioh. The administration also hopes late the curriculum to a calendar that he thought of singing as a April Gardner, Nancy Odenath, Vicki Wu, Linda Dodson, Eileen to remedy this situation in the near change. career. Denise Nappe, Kathy Hughes, Lillick, and Eileen Kirkpatrick. future. (Continued on Page 4)

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Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org) Page Two THE ALBRIGHTIAN, OCTOBER 20, 1967 EDITORIALLY SPEAKING . . . A Lesson In Embryology AlbrightTHE STUDENTS' College Gingrich VOICE Library Albright College Gingrich LibraryAlan Soble Albright College Gingrich Library I am taking a trip back to grammar school and I am remembering our student government The Albrightian shares with student council its concern over elections. Whom did the sixth-graders nominate? He who was the best at stickball; she who was the lack of communication between the Board of Trustees and the precociously wenchy. And who was that cloddy individual sitting in the back of the room during student body of Albright College. It is The Albrightian’s conten­ elections? He had a box of Luden’s cough drops tucked securely in his shirt pocket while he was tion, however, that a presentation of a list of student issues to the reading “A Sixth-grader’s Introduction to Aristotle.” No one knew who he was. No one cared. Trustees, as student council has proposed, will not sufficiently They had their idols: kids and their idols are inseparable, idols are kids’ best friends. But establish the needed dialogues between these two groups necessary what can be expected of little grammar-school children playing democratic process. That they to student progress. would elect the wise? That they would pick their leaders well? Of course not—kids are kids. In an interview with Dean Robert E. McBride, which appears Albrightin this issue College of the paper,Gingrich The AlbrightianLibrary solicited Dean Mc­ Albright College Gingrich Library AlbrightBut then again, College adults are Gingrich adults. Library Bride’s opinion as to what could be done to establish improved Turning to the realm of science, relations between the Trustees and the students. Dr. McBride sug­ STUDENTS ON COUNCIL: here is a definition of NEOTENY: gested that the students might discuss with the Board of Trustees the retention of certain larval the creation of a committee of students to discuss matters of IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED chacteristics beyond the normal student concern, similar to the present faculty-trustee committee. stage into the adult period. This Do you feel that Student Council has been effective in repre­ phenomenon usually has only struc­ The Albrightian supports such an idea, and urges student council senting the student body this year? to take the necessary steps to insure that such a proposal is brought tural connotations, but I feel it has to reality. “I don’t really know enough about ceeding meeting were posted in con­ as its most significant examples, in AlbrightIn addition, College Dr. McBrideGingrich also Library indicated during the course of it Albright to give a straightCollege answer, Gingrich but venient Library spots for students to read theAlbright adult form College of the species Gingrich Homo Library the interview that he feels there is a place for student suggestions, I do know that until A1 McKenney last year. My feeling is that the ■apien sapien, the retention of the evaluation and opinion in such areas as curriculum or academic ran for the office, the Student Coun­ practice should be continued this childish reverence for, the hero- policy. W e agree with Dr. McBride that “we ought to investigate cil was not an effective organisa­ year.” worship for, and the identity-fulfill­ a structure in which student participation in this area could be tion. He sounded pretty good, but Carmen Paone ’70 ment with, “national” figures, the facilitated.” The extent of such a committee would, necessarily, I’m waiting to see the action.” “It seems that the Student Coun­ adult-world analogy to the sixth- be limited to representation without voting privilege; however, Paul Glass ’70 cil is effective indirectly. I think grade stickball player. this would give the students an opportunity to participate in,( and “What have they don*. I that this is deep enough for pro­ These figures are paraded in front found thought.” express opinions upon, matters previously beyond their sphere of don’t know. They can’t do any­ of the American public in that Larry Mack ’69 influence. thing because this school is so medium which, because of the capi­ AlbrightThe extentCollege and Gingrich intensity of Library student participation in every Albrightbinding anyway College and nothing Gingrich “ILibrary think the Student Council talisticAlbright victory College over art, has Gingrich degen­ Library phase of college life is expanding remarkably throughout the coun­ worthwhile can be put through." is effective, but it could do more for the students if it erated into fantasy-outlet for emo­ try. Until now Albrights student body has done little to incor-j Fred Weaver ’70 tion-starved people. These figures porate many of these changes into its environment. The ideas wanted to.” “No it is not effective, and it are the proponents of the standard expressed here are the suggestions from a responsible and respected Tom Garaiulo ’70 American morals we cling to be­ member of the administration. If student council will now take can’t be effective because it has no “I do not think the Student Coun­ real power. The only thing it can cause they exhibit and sanction them the necessary steps to continue the dialogue which we have started, cil is, as of yet, effective this year, on the screen. Namely, ladies and an opportunity has been opened to the students to establish their do is beg. Within its limitations as compared to what it has done in its doing a good job, but it really gentlemen, the American Circus, the influence in an unprecedented manner. the past years.” world’s largest arena of fun and While these were not statements of official policy merely the can’t do anything because the ad­ Barry Rapp ’69 Albright College Gingrich Library ministrationAlbright and College the faculty andGingrich the Library games,Albright is proud College to present Gingrich on the Library opinions of Dr. McBride, they certainly indicate the feasibility of “I think Student Council is right platform of the center circle, such things happening here at Albright. If the door to increased janitors all have more power. You effective, but it does have to know if the janitor says something Ronald Reagan and Shirley Temple, student influence has oeen opened, we must not procrastinate any reach the students and have for your applause and appreciation. longer. it gets done, but if the Student student support. There will be Let us walk in, now I Council says something it gets con­ a news letter so that the stu­ sidered.” dents will know what is going Timothy Backman ’70 on. I think that many of the WUS WEEK FROM OTHER COLLEGES “Under the leadership of kids do not know about the BEGINS NOV. 13 President A1 McKenney, Stu­ Council or are afraid to voice AlbrightFrom The CollegeBucknellian, Gingrich September 28 Library Albrightdent Council College has come a Gingrich long their Library opinions. This is why the AlbrightBy Janis College Maker Gingrich Library A proposal to allow women in the private rooms of fraternity way, but there are areas which Council may seem ineffective. Just what exactly is WUS? The houses on evenings of non-p&rty weekends has been sitting in the could be vastly improved. For Since the Council is the stu­ initials stand for World University dean of men’s office since last spring. example, communication be­ dents’ only representation, the Service, a voluntary association of Earlier this month, the Interfratemity Council, which origi­ tween an institution such as students have to participate in students and professors in more nally approved the proposal, appointed a committee headed by The Albrightian and the Coun­ order to make the Council than 60 countries, working for the Robert Boucher, president of Phi Gamma Delta, to get some cil on the matter of money. effective.” material and intellectual advance­ action on the ruling. W e applaud the step and urge the dean The minutes of the council’s pro- Peggy Coon ’71 ment of the world university com­ of men to grant the fraternities* request. munity. Through contributions to Two weeks ago we once again called on the administration WUS, students and faculty of Al­ Albrightto allow studentsCollege to Gingrich keep their Library dormitory doors closed while Albright College Gingrich Library brightAlbright can improve College the situations Gingrich Library entertaining members of the opopsite sex. of needy students all over the world. W e believe that what is needed now is an immediate re­ Letters To The Editor examination of Parietal regulations at this University. Dear Editor: Do you know what it is like to be This year Albright’s WUS If we are to take our place among the better, more progressive black? Of course not! Do you know Week campaign will take place schools, we must disabuse ourselves of one of our basic notions. This is addressed to you, not just what it is like to live in a world from November 13 through Alma mater cannot be substitute mother to her 2600 students, because you are Albright students, where you stand out like a fly on November 20. WUS Week b and our parietal regulations should reflect an understanding of but because you are prototypes of a mound of whipped cream and yet devoted not only to raising this fact. America. you, are not seen and not heard? money, but also to helping Al­ The personnel deans, however, seem to cling to the idea that In each of the three long years You are in fact invisible. Do you bright students understand what Albrightthey arepersonally College responsible Gingrich for Library our welfare outside the class­ thatAlbright I’ve spent College at Albright Gingrich I have know Library what it feels like to be called AlbrightWUS is and itsCollege purpose. Money Gingrich Library room. The basic mistrust which underlies this stance does the never ceased to be amused, angry a “nigger”—or sit and watch your will be raised through such student body a disservice. and hurt by the lack of perception best friend react to the term? Can activities as: penny collections W e believe that we possess more responsibility than the deans that the majority of the student you feel the total isolation I feel hi the dorms, sacrificed meals, give us credit for. W e ask for a dialogue on this issue and an open- body shows as far as race and as I keep stretching forth my black contributions to the “WUSing minded approach to the University’s relation with its students. racial problems are concerned. Once hand to grasp your white one so Well,” Sports Night, and the Would you believe 1175? again I am amused and angry. that together we might try to reach Turtle Race. In the Albrightian of October 6 some ground of understanding, only there was a small section “Students to have mine shoved aside because Given the proposition that preju­ Albright College Gingrich Library ViewAlbright Summer College Riots.” Since Gingrich the of its Library color? Do you know what Albright College Gingrich Library SFlyp Albngijttan whole question of summer riots it’s like to have your humaneness— dice is a function of ignorance and Published weekly by and for the students of Albright College, concerns the black man in America, the essential you—denied to you, upbringing, we must conclude that Reading, Pa. Member of the Associated College Press, the Intercollegiate I would like to know why no black squashed relentlessly and repeat­ the educational system is at fault Newspaper Association and the Intra-Collegiate News Service. Repre­ student was asked what he felt the edly, year after year only because of the hue you inherited. Do you for biased attitudes (For those of sented for national advertising by the National Advertising Service, Inc. problem to be. It is very fine to us who demonstrate no functional say one doesn’t “feel anyone can know what it is like to have your Editor-in-Chief______»,___ David A. Mink give a solution for stopping the basically loving and trusting nature prejudice, our heritage is hereby Managing E ditor -______—.—.— ...Carmen Paone riots in the cities,” or to say that twisted into one of suspicion and absolved). hatred in a reaction toward the Editorial Board...... Nancy Cassidy, Ralph Horwitz, the question “doesn’t have an an­ Sit ins and peace marches are, for Albright College Gingrich Library swer.”Albright Isn’t it College time that weGingrich got prejudice Library of others? Do you know? Albright College Gingrich Library Jane McCallion, ana Alan Soble the most part, student initiated, and down to the real issues and find an Can you feel? No—for you the Business Manager______~_— —...... Sandy Pike as such, further serve to emphasise Reporters ...... Bonnie Porter; Karen Dicks; Evelyn Shellenberger; answer? Isn’t it time we stop dis­ majority have become inhuman in missing “the problem” by saying student interest. It is logics! to Marion Bashore; Barbara Bearse; Susan Brown; Gail Decker; your intolerance. How can you then that outside instigators are the make the assumption that this con­ Audrey Gets; Lucinda Hale; Bonnie Reheard; David Andrews; Ellen presume to blithely answer what the cause? cern is genuine, for we are directly DeCamp; Anthony Paradlso; Janis Maker; Carolyn Stallings; Chris causes of a riot are? Moerder Would you like to know some affected by the attitudes of, our Frances Farmer Feature Staff ...... Jeanne Moen, Jacqueline Williams; Ginny Drew; of the real facts? You have instructors and our administration. Nancy O'Keefe; Russell Brooker heard them all already, many Dear Edijtor: AlbrightPhotography College Staff ...... Gingrich...... Scot Library Lake, Dan Devine; Barry Stein tunes—butAlbright since College repetition Gingrich is Library AlbrightI heartily congratulate College ourGingrich pro­ Library Layout Editor ...... Eric Slosberg supposed to be a reinforcement We the students of Albright Col­ fessors for the interest they display, Sports Editor ^„...„...... „...... _„...._...... M..Xarry Goldstein to learning, and since we are all lege should not be indifferent to but I am disappointed with the ad- Sports Staff ...... Chris Goldman; Dave Durr; Steven Serbin; Chas. here to learn—let’s reiterate the problems of integration, but German; Lindy Daniels just a few. rather be vitally concerned with it. (Continued on Page 6)

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Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org) THE ALBRIGHTIAN, OCTOBER 30, 1967 Page Three Albright Batters Gettysburg, 33-0, LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library Challenges Delaware Valley Tomorrow By Steve Serbin ’68 The Lions roared back into grid contention last Saturday by thumping Gettysburg College, 33-0. Quarterback John Longanecker completed eight of. 17 passes for 111 yards, and two touch­ downs to senior end Herb Nauss. Dennis Zimmerman, in typically brilliant fashion, grounded out 120 yards on 37 carries and two touchdowns. AlbrightFullback College Tom Gingrich Bowersox added Library the fifth score, in what must Albrightbe considered College the best perform­Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library ance by Albright in the last few years. Confidence, aggressiveness, experience, and guts swept the Lions to their impressive upset win; it marked the largest victory margin for an Albright team in the entire history of the 25-game series. If the entire squad can play as well in their remaining five games Albright could finish with a 6-3 record. The Lions have gained 340 yards rushing and 450 yards in the air, while their opponents have 625 yards and 300 yards respectively. Although outscored, 75-64, to date, Albright holds a 43-20 Albrightedge in itsCollege last two games.Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library Both offensively and defensively, the Lions are considerably stronger than a month ago, but injuries have cut the squad to 26 members. In fact five players are already serving double duty. They are Terry Jones—offensive guard and YMCA APPOINTS l-C DIRECTOR defensive end; Herb Nauss—offen­ sive end and defensive halfback; Mr. Frank C- Kiehne, Executive professionally and participated in Nic Smith — offensive center and Director of the YMCA of Reading summer stock, playing principal MOTTEH4lTEf--SlPNR' HAS SEEN SULLEN, CYNICAL ANPlN Albrightlinebacker; College and Tom Lugg—offen­Gingrich andLibrary Perks County recently announc­ Albright College Gingrich LibraryÀ GENERAL NA61Y MOOP —* SOAlbright HE THOU3HT College HE'SHOULD GingrichTAKÉ Library sive tackle and linebacker. ed the appointment of Richard M, roles in G ilbert and. Sullivan " OF IT ANP GWPE PAPERS THIS EVEN INS." Kelly as Director of the Intercol­ Operettas. Wayne Rodgers, tackle, legiate Branch program. Kelly’s should be back in form for appointment is the first step in this week's game with Dela­ launching the Intercollegiate pro­ ware Valley. Craig Swinn will gram as a new pilot project in co­ 30 Players Begin Basketball Drills be out for the remainder of operation with the State YMCA. the season and kicking special­ Thirty players turned out for the initial meeting of the 1967-68 Basketball team last Monday, ist and linebacker Bill Cooper Kelly, 81, the former Program including fourteen upperclassmen. Albrightis a questionable College starter. Gingrich DirectorLibrary of the Carroll County, Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library Maryland YMCA is a graduate of The team began the long haul of practicing in anticipation of the first game against St. Jo­ Delaware Valley. 2-2, is a veteran Haverford College. He also attend­ seph’s College of Philadelphia on December 2. team with, perhaps, the best bal­ anced attack (except for Spring- ed Springfield College and Temple Coach Wilbur Renken is optimistic for a successful season with four of last year’s starters University. Under contract to Har­ field) that the Lions have faced returning for action, giving the team its best experience in several years. per and Row, Publishers, Kelly this season. authored “Thomas Kelly, A Biog­ Senior Mike Eckenroth will be 1966 campaigns, will also return sity experience. Jim Kelly, Rich Albright holds a 3-1 edge in raphy” and edited “The Eternal the captain for this year’s squad after a year of absence. The only Peterson, Bob Grant, Glenn the rivalry, including a 63-0 Promise”. which will also include last year’s major loss to the Lions is Bill Kud- Gerber, and John Zarubnicky outing rout in 1964. But the starters George Ritter, John Scholl,^ rick, last year’s captain and scoring saw court action last year. AlbrightAggies gainedCollege some Gingrich sweet re­ LibraryDuring his directorship of the andAlbright Ron Lloyd. College Andy Mytinger, Gingrich a sparkplug. Library AlbrightRoger Gallo, College Jim Dugan, Gingrich Art Library venge last year with a 14-10 Carroll County YMCA, he starting forward from the 1966 and Five other players have var- Purcell, and Jim Stocker will also triumph, rolling up over 400 served as Chairman of the Car- contend for varsity positions after yards on total offense. roll County Community Action playing on the junior squad last Committee, President of the year. Quarterback Ron Timko sparked Westminster Ministerial Associ­ the win with a fourth quarter TD ation and was an active mem­ Coach Renken stated that the pass. Ends Ron Franchella and ber of the Human Relations squad should be one of the top Jim Capposoli, Timko’s favorite Committee and the Carroll contenders for the Middle Atlantic targets, will be back. County Arts Council. Conference kudo this year although Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library theAlbright league is “veryCollege well balanced.” Gingrich Library Jim Smith is a constant running He entered YMCA work in 1968 He feels that Scranton University threat at halfback. The Aggies will as a camping and youth director and Wagner College should be the field a powerful front wall, bul­ with the Philadelphia YMCA. While strongest opponents in league ac­ warked by sturdy linebacker Jim in Philadelphia, Kelly hosted a T.V. tion. show, sung and played folk music Catrell, whom many consider to be Renken feels that the Lions a fine pro prospect. have a great deal of depth this But the defensive secondary year which should allow for Albrightis porous College and the Gingrich defensive Dr.Library Renken Explains Albright College Gingrich Library Albrightmore substituing. College He Gingrich stated Library ends are light. Albright will Ambulance Situation that the team will be stronger undoubtly capitalize on these in the rebounding category than weaknesses and direct the at­ There was recent! some con­ tack toward those points, with cemm expressed over t te fact that, sweeps, reverses and screens. for a short time there was no ambulance present at the Al- Longanecker should have a busy bright-Springfield game on Sat­ afternoon probing the Aggies sec­ urday, October 7. ondary with passes. Albright’s de­ According to Mr. Renken, Direc­ Albrightfensive is College most improved Gingrich since the torLibrary of Athletics, this situation can­ Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library opening game 20-7 loss to Lycom­ not be helped. The Schuylkill ing. Mike Eckenroth fires a jumper during basketball practice this week. Emergency Crew, which keeps a Leaping with Mike is Roger Gallo as Ron Lloyd looks on. watchful eye at our home games, (Albrightian Photo) It should prove a little too was on an emergency call. tenacious for the Aggies espe­ cially in aerial combat. DV Dr. Joseph Gable, the col­ will move the ball well on the lege’s physician, did not feel A PHI O INITIATES ELEVEN STUDENTS ground and in the air, but not this was any cause for concern well «tough to offset the rush­ since Reading Hospital’s ambu­ Mu Eta Chapter of Alpha Phi Omega, National Service Albrighting of Zimmerman. College Gingrich Librarylance would be available at a Fraternity,Albright conducted College pledge Gingrich initiation Library ceremonies for eleven men Albright College Gingrich Library moment’s notice, if necessary. students. Denny leads all the rushers with The ceremony took place in the pledging one week. During this The Schuylkill Emergency Crew 286 yards on 90 carries and three A Phi O lounge, in the basement of time, each pledge will be re­ returned as soon as they completed scores. Bowersox has 128 yards on Walton Hall, Monday night, Oc­ quired to perform a minimum their call and remained for the rest 40 tries and one touch. tober 9. The following were initi­ of twenty hours of service, and of the game. ated as pledges: Rick Carll, *70, to learn about the history, In pass catching, Steve George Roy Fauth, ’70, Don Grayson, ’70, philosophy, and organization of has 11 catches for 148 yards and Ira Grossman, ’70, Bill Huebner, Alpha Phi Omega. Herb Nauss four catches for 69 AWS is having a tea in the Campus Center to acquaint students ’70, Russ Lander, ’71, Randy Mats, yards and two scores. Kerns has Professor Thomas A. Wolfe of in past years and his only con­ Albright College Gingrich withLibrary the organisation from 8 to 8 '71,Albright Bruce Seaman, College ’71, Barry Gingrich Stein, Library Albright College Gingrich Library caught six balls for 108 yards and 70, BUI Wyatt, ’70, and Tom Zieg- the psychology department, a new cern is the loss of Kudrick. one TD. on Sunday afternoon, October 29th. member of the advisory committee All women students, women fac­ enhorn, ’70. The coach also emphasised that it The score? My guess: Albright ulty and wives of the male faculty Formal pledging will last of Mu Eta Chapter, attended the is too early in the season to decide 90, Delaware Valley 14. are invited. three weeks, and in form al ceremonies. on the starting lineup.

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Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org) Page Four THE ALBRIGHTIAN, OCTOBER 20, 1907 LETTERS . . . (Continued from Page 2) Albright College Gingrich Library by Ralph Horwitz Albright and Alan Soble College Gingrich Library ministrationAlbright forCollege their total Gingrich lack of Library Dr. Robert E. McBride, a native of Washington, Indiana, received his A.B., cum iaude, degree from Indiana Central in 1948, commitment on this or any other and his Ph.D. in philosophy from the University of Chicago in 1958. As an undergraduate Dr. McBride served as president of the issue when it does not concern the student council at Indiana Central and Bonebrake Theological Seminary. He was named All-Conference end in football, with many sins of the student body. honorable mention Little All-America in his senior year. He also holds his college baseball batting average record. Their thumbs down mother and Dr. McBride has been academic dean at Albright College since July 1, 1966. father playacting is completely void Alb.: The Albright College of intellectualism, and seems to faculty has not a single Negro. McB.: I have no way of making Some attendance regulations seem ligated to follow ninety-nine and prefer to revert to ambiguous Would you agree that the pres­ such a comparison. My impression to be necessary for students in the nine-tenths percent of all the laws references to avoid the offense of ence of Negroes on the faculty is that our problems at Albright early years, the freshman and soph­ under which we now operate in a the alumni and the church. Albrightis important College enough Gingrich to justify areLibrary rather common to those which omoreAlbright years particularly, College andGingrich some society, Library because I had nothing to Albright College Gingrich Library are found at other institutions. I policy seems to be necessary to pro­ In the complicated political their recruitment, if that pro­ do originally with making those machinery so prevalent today, see no evidence that we have more tect the immature student from laws and, therefore, I am not bound cedure is necessary? any prolific organisation must or less cheating, I simply feel that himself. I am willing, certainly, to by them. I simply can’t accept the McB.: Yes, I would agree very resort to guerilla tactics so as we have an undesirable but nor­ consider liberalisation of this policy, much that we need Negroes on the position that, unless a student has to avoid treading upon the toes mal situation in this regard. if the faculty were also willing to had a direct hand in making policy faculty and actually, we are seeking of our financiers. Our educa­ such people from time to time. I Alb.: Do you feel that it is a do so. that he cannot be obligated to it. significant amount of cheating? Alb.: In view of the liberal tional system is unfortunately would note that it is difficult today There are literally hundreds of de­ anything but a vehicle for to find good Negro faculty persons, McB.: Any incidence of cheating attitudes developing on other tails of policy-decision making that is always significant. However I campuses, do you feel that the social change. It seems to feel Albright College Gingrich haveLibrary no tangible figures to work Albrightstudents should College have withinGingrich Library Albrightthat it would College jeopardise Gingrich itself Library with in this regard. I have only the their sphere of influence the to reveal the true "school casual reports of students who come right to sit on committees deal­ policy". to me occasionally to report inci­ ing with such issues as curricu­ The students of Albright have dences of cheating. May I ask you lum content, admissions poli­ shown themselves to be informed if you think there is a high inci­ cies, professor’s tenure, and and interested. The administration dence of cheating, or do you have other areas which are now in may be intellectual and unafraid, figures in this area. the exclusive domain here at but their pussyfooting is a symbol Alb.: Well, I can only com­ Albright of Administration and of uncertainty. Albright College Gingrich Librarypare my experience at high Albrightfaculty personnel. College Gingrich Library AlbrightLet’s get the College facts, the true Gingrich facts, Library school with my experience here McB.: I think that student opin­ about the 4-1-4 system. Is it true at Albright, and there is less ions and student evaluation are very that the college receives monetary here. However, it is still an Important in certain areas. I would reimbursement for every student in amount which is irritating. personally feel that there is a place R. O. T. C. ? Who determines the McB.: Well, I would also say for student suggestions, evaluation rather exhorbitant prices of the that I am irritated by any evidence and opinion in such areas as cur­ bookstore? What happens event­ of cheating here on campus. But, I riculum or academic policy. ually to the $20 breakage deposit? don’t think that we will ever be able I think that we ought to investi­ It’s time we got the answers to to irradicate it completely. I pro­ gate a structure in which student these and questions like them. Albrightfor they are College very much Gingrich in demand Library participationAlbright in College this area couldGingrich be have Library been made over a period of Albright College Gingrich Library posed to the faculty last year that generations and years that every Karon Dicks among most northern white liberal they should consider seriously the facilitated. I doubt that we are institutions, so that we receive very, presently ready to accept students institution has that no contem­ Dear Editor: possibility of instituting an honor porary student generation can sim­ very few applicants. We received system on campus, as one means of who are only here for a short pe­ We are issuing a plea on behalf one application last year from a riod of their lives as voting members ply repeal by its refusal to recog­ improving the climate in this area. nise the wisdom of others. of all musicians on the Albright Negro, for a position that we had I do not find a strong support for on these committees, though, I could campus. We have no place to prac­ available. Unfortunately, he did not the honor system on the faculty. visualise the possibility of student As I understand the N.S.A. state­ tice or just play for relaxation. The representation on such committees ment, it has more to do with social have a master’s degree, and there­ Alb.: Why doesn’t Albright piano situation is especially critical. fore we felt that he was not aca­ without voting privileges. I doubt regulations than with academic reg­ There are several pianos on campus discard its outdated cut pro­ that we are ready to accept stu­ ulations. In any event, whether we Albrightdemically competentCollege for Gingrich this par­ Librarycedure and leave the problem Albright College Gingrich Library butAlbright most of them College are kept Gingrich locked Library ticular position. I agree that we dents as participating members, for like it or not as administrators, up. For instance, there are four to the discretion of the pro­ instance, on a faculty tenure com­ students are demanding and will very much need their presence' on fessors? pianos in Teel Hall, one In the our faculty. mittee. This would be met with a likely continue to demand represen­ Campus Center, and one in the Din­ Alb.: We mentioned the pos­ McB.: I would say that to a great great deal of resistance by our fac­ tation in a larger number of vital extent it is now in the hands of the ing Hall that are almost always un­ sibility of recruitment. Would ulty people; and, I am not thor­ areas of college life. In my book, available to the campus. The two this idea be feasible? professors. . Not all professors fol­ oughly convinced that students however, values are the creation of low the same system. pianos in Selwyn are used quite McB.: It is possible to go out should be making an important de­ many generations, and the assump­ extensively—try to find one hot and recruit them. However, most Some professors never ask us to cision on the question of faculty tion that one generation of students being used if you don’t live there. of our applicants come to us. We place students on cut probation; tenure. can be bound in no sense by the The two pianos in the chapel can’t Albrightdo not go College out to any Gingrich of the uni­ some Library professors do. Therefore it AlbrightBut, by and College large, I feelGingrich that accumulated Library values adhering to an beAlbright used when College there are classes Gingrich in Library versity campuses and seek indi­ is to the discretion of the professor students have a right and should institution through the contribution session, if there is a convocation viduals. If I knew where to And a in the first place whether he will be given the right to participate of others, is untenable. in session, or if someone is playing place a student on cut probation. competent Negro faculty person in discussions of, and express opin­ Alb.: The students, at least the organ. for a particular area, I would be Many professors will wait for ten ions upon, a number of matters to fifteen absences in a class be­ as expressed on campus and in Is there another place that we willing to go out and try to recruit relating to academic life and poli­ can go to practice our instruments fore they will report a student on Council, do not feel that they that person. By and large, we do cies now beyond their opportunity. have adequate access to the during a few of our spare moments? not have the kind of staff that has cut probation, others will report on the basis of 8, 4, or 6 absences. Alb.: The National Student Board of Trustees, and do not Mary Ann Clemens ’70 the time to go out and interview feel that the Board of Trustees So, it is in the hands of the pro­ Association, at their recent Jan Riehl ’69 a large number of candidates for is sufficiently aware of the is­ Albright College Gingrichfessor Library to a great extent today. Albrightconvention, suggestedCollege that Gingrich stu­ Library Albright College Gingrich Library a position. It is very time-consum­ dents should not consider them­ sues which concern the students Dear Editor: ing matter to And one individual Now, as to the whole procedure, selves as having to submit to at this time, the issues impor­ We agree wholeheartedly that for one position. We generally I am in sympathy in moving in the any decisions that they them­ tant to them. In this regard Senator Birch Bayh underestimated screen 25 applicants for a single direction of placing as much re­ selves did not participate in they feel that they should have the intellect of the Albright stu­ position. sponsibility on the professor and making, it is this type of atti­ a right to gun access to the dent, as his speech and discussion Alb.: Doan McBride, the Ath­ the student as possible. I would tude of increasing student Board, perhaps be able to pre­ indicated. However, as his chauf­ letic Department spends much power that we were primarily sent these issues or discuss them feurs, we would like to make it time in the recruitment of play­ interested in. In other words, with the Board. In what man­ known that the first thing Senator ers. We are not suggesting students, especially if they’re ner could the students gain Bayh did, after introducing himself, Albrightthat the College Athletic Department Gingrich Library Albrightshowring in successiveCollege years Gingrich a access Library to the Board? wasAlbright to read theCollege October Gingrich 7 Al­ Library go out and recruit negro teach­ bright: an. particular attitude or trend, McB.: The question of communi­ ers, but don’t you think that if should really have a right to cation between the student body, Dean Snyder they have the time, and since express these attitudes and per­ the faculty, and the Board of Trus­ Dennis Emrick this is such an important issue, haps even to vote on them in tees is a matter that is determined that you could find time? these committees. I think that by the policies of the Board itself. McBRIDE ON 4-1-4 ... McB.: Well, I would repeat that they should have at least an I can only suggest that the Board (Continued from Page 1) if we were aware of a competent equal say in matters like cur­ of Trustees itself must determine person that we wanted for a par­ riculum content. the degree to which it is willing to If the 4-1-4 program were to Albrightticular position, College we would Gingrich find the Library AlbrightMcB.: Well, perhapsCollege this isGingrich some­ deal directlyLibrary with the student body. Albrightbe instituted Collegeby the fall ofGingrich *68, Library time to go and bring that person in. thing where we may or may not Our present policy is to deal with action on it would have to be Perhaps it is an area in which we disagree. Certainly, students are both the faculty and the student taken by December. Dean Mc­ should spend some recruiting time; demanding and are receiving more body through the appointed admin­ Bride stressed that students I would not deny that it is a de­ representation in basic governmen­ istrative official, the President. should not be impatient with fensible idea. To this point we just tal procedures in colleges through­ There is, however, a faculty-trustee the faculty if they show evi­ have not been able to spend an like to move to a position of placing out the country and at Albright as committee, which discusses matters dence of reticence; moreover, extraordinary amount of time on as little emphasis upon formal regu­ well. I would think, however, that of faculty concern. It may be that students should not be too seeking that kind of person. I am lations in regard to class attendance it is a somewhat absurd position to students may want to discuss with quick to condemn them if they willing to do it, of course, but as possible. I would support the assume that I cannot be in any the. Board of Trustees the creation decide not. to pass the program. Albrightthere are onlyCollege 24 hours Gingrich in a day. possibility Library of establishing a situ­ senseAlbright obligated toCollege honor rules Gingrich which of a similarLibrary committee of students.. AlbrightMany different College aspects Gingrich of the Library Alb.: How does the Incidence ation in which senior attendance, I have had no part in making orgi- I can only say that this is a matter program have yet to be discussed rate of cheating here at Al­ for example, would be completely nally; if this were taken to be the that students must discuss with the or investigated, and they mnst be bright compare with that of voluntary, and the cut probation intent of the N.S.A. statement. If president and representatives of the looked into before any final action other schools? rule would not apply for them. this were true, I would not be ob­ board. can be made.

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