If you pass ihe word to your Beniam, 'Jack..D. Cossairt,.'Jam&, ,Rutha& Gallatin,' the Farrell try' award, wezlt to two: Tina. Plc- they pass the friends* and if B:Farrell, Iks. Katherine Foster; Scott scholarship for voice to Joan kard, in the day school, and Den- to others, we can flood Washing. Awards Day Honors. .. . '. '. , Catherine L: Knecht, . Verle D. Long, and a special' scholarship nis Thompson, an evening student., ton with the rea' the pm' ICC'Students ' " ple, and we'can have an impact . 'Line, hIrs. Hollis A. Lohman; Wal- awarded by the Pi Zeta chapter An accounting award went to War- we can end the WaF , ,mi electioh by the Indiana Cen- ,ter L. Maxson, blrs., Diana Meth-:of Phi Beta; national professional.ncr Young. . " ' .. - on tral College'faculty of 20 students eny, Mrs. Sara:Fettlg hIllls, MrS: fraternity of music, and speech, to;:. su;;li' c;;, ,was ;elected the. if each person willdo his.. part' . to. ~p~il~~.Sigma Alpha,',senior Carolyn 'L. Natalie, :ah. Betty Marcella Stewart, Jane Yates,. a,

' ' honor society,. :announced 'to. Poindexter, Mrs. Loretta S. Sabm,..senior from Butler, received the member 'who made the most sig- the to the Phila. THE.SILENT ,REBEL .#3 . day. at annual Awards.. Day John B.,Schuck; Donna.K:Stone, senior' achievemet award of the nificant .,; ' Nate EvereW convdcation. ' . ,hlrs..Nancy R. Tolson, Marsha I. Beta Psi chapter of Mu Phi Epsi- lethes Literaryi Society... And. a certain nation asked him; Numerous awards and.'citations :Wallace,' Connie. Lou Yoder,. and ,Ion. professional music sorority. pini or' charms were saying, Good'lIaster, what shall for accomplishments during ;the Jay A. Ward... :'. . . .. This will enter her in the sterling to members 'of,the publications I do that I may never be con- 1969-70 ,academic year were:an. - ' achievement award competition staffs for meritorious service. Re-. quered? .. .. nounced at the student. assembly it was awardingSigma' aAlpha. scholarship among all collegiate chapters to cipients on the.lxooracle (year-

_.And Jesus said unto the nation, in Ransburg, Auditorium, presided to Coomhs, a sophomore ,memberfind the inmost the natio~.outstanding~ senior hook) staff were Paul A. momas, why callest thou mc good? none over by Dr. Robert E.. Cramer, from Ileryville, and,a, scholar- editor: Michael A. Shnrn, assist- is good save one and that.. is Academic Dean. .' The llusic Educators' National ant editor; Roger K. IIenry, busi: God.and-country. The members of.the Class .of ship to' Lee'. ' Conference campus chapter cited manager,. .a& ,three other Thou knowest .the ten

I was very SOlTOwful, for he was into the 'morass of the. Southeast. around :the,country. We urge all Education Association. Mrs. Patri- John W. Bailey, Edward L. Bald- .','very rich. .: ' '.Asian , War, and when :students Americans to join in this demon- cia &IrTrout, was narncd Indiana Win, Jack D. COSSairt! James B. And-when Jesus saw that he. was. gathered. to call. for peace they stration of sadness at Fese' un- Central's, "outstanding teacher in .Farrell,.. James Fernier. Nancy ' , somful he .said, 1IoW hardly responded with soldiers .carrying' necessary. killings. . , . .training" .by 'the 'Indiana Council Gill, 'John Johnson, WaltCr L. . shall ,they that have riches en; loaded weapons. :, : . ~. ' , .., 2M).Years ago, the killing of five for, Social Studies, receiving.one- Maxson, Car01,Yn ;G hIedCalf, ter into he Kingdom of God! ' In $is'statcment, NF Americans ,by British Imperial year .memhcrships in' the state Steven'. aIluer, . BOmta' IlisMer. FO~it is easier. for a Vietnamese trcmps earned the name "The Bos- group and the National Council'of.. Stephen Schmk, . Jo Ellen. Spen- communist to . obtain mercy .On %sorting to ton Massacre." The tragedy at"Socia1 Studies. cer, Donna K. Stone, Peggy'Young ,"than for a' rich American to.. buy as a means ,of expression.:' What Kent State,may neu be the."mas- plaques representing the Wayne' Switzer, Janet Tburmond, Marsha a ticket to:heaven. ' ' sort of expression is the' American sacre" of our time; Patrick Corner memorial chemis- Wallace, and Jane Yates. .. , .. ..: !l,. I /,. ~''~ . : 8.. , I , . . . .'I I ,! ., .'.,The .Reflector :histudcnt.ne\vkp ects,.or.nt-, , . . , . .temuts .to reflect. :the';cventC which;affect*students on .the', ; '

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sylvania Department ..' Leolin E. Long .

,. :. . Summer Volunteer . Positions Available Looking f0r.a job, this summer? The Volunteer Bureau .of the.Com. munity. Service. Council. ..can . .helpj... you find one: . I. ~. . . ,...... 1: ' Seveh hundred 'summer volun, leer positions are: open to India- nnpolis teenagers in.the areas of, recreation, education and. office 'ork:You won't bet paid, but. you'll 'find that .the gratitude and the , sense ' of . accomplishment I &at comes. from . helping someone who needs help will more than eomp- ensate for the lack of a salary.

Volunteers ,k,ho. ii.ould. kke to '. work .with youn," handicapped :ehil- drcn are wanted to help with ther- apy and recreation 'activities. ' . Volunteer jobs in. recreation ,are open 'at Park Department play- grounds,, day ,camps and outdoor ,- recreation centers, Some iolunteer the ~SEAand the Exewtive Board, Election .of .197&71' officem. for seeddressings' are beginning :.to' carrp counselin. jobs ,;are also

and lo retain and keep up to, date.tho local SEA chapter was held the show in $e US. . ;. . , . .. ' ope?..:, f., ;: . ,,./:,. ., ' " ' all records of the organization.; ' latter part of April. These.results '.Pheasants recently -found 'dead ' Concentrations of have ., ' ' in. Northern California were test- \Vorkcrs . 'are needed 'for, the During the conrention students .IVere as foil0ws: ' ' . ' President: Judy 'Perkins.:,' ., ' ed, for'mercury;and:levels were. found in fish c?ught in Lake many summer .tutorial programs j, St 'Clair near Detroit, nlich. twice from' various , 'ndidna' colleges. Vice-Ptesident: Mary bfathes. ; . found of up to 10 times higher than th;t.allotved b,, Canadian a;ulqri.that will be in operation in the in-' \\.ere sit'en the OPPortunitY !O Vis.: Secretary: Sue Ann. Carroll.". ,j the .. maximum . recommended r by: ties~.commercial fisl,ing has.been nei city.and mod 'job 'experience, it Indianapolis schools of special Treasurer: Chuck.Schafer. : \.' . the \Vorld Health organization. can &gained-by working in agen- education. as well as, ' inner-city "Congratulations to these officers nlercury contamination is not lim-. Canadians in Lake cies that have clerical. jobs such elementary and high schools. Those and best ixishes for a most suc- ited to animals .wh3. eat contami- St. 'lair and Erie* be- as typing and filing available.

SEA. members representing Indi- cessful school year. ' .'...:. '' .' ' nated meat. A famlly of nine re- cause Of the'.detection Of Students .interested in volunteer ous mercury in fish. United States work must be ,at least 15 years of authorities hare not responded >to age and willing to .aork"a mini- F&hmcn'Elcct 'Officers ., khJlTlClniC'S Club Elects Officers ''; . "' '. .".: '..the'findings.~dththe same degree mum 'of' three hours per. aeek.' At their first April meeting, the were the first graduates of the Of '.alarCrity, ,calling, instead f?! They must 'also be'able to furnish For Next Ymr llumanic's Club heard Alr:Ilarold Human Relations program at IC. further 'tCStS., .. . transportation to and,: from'. .. the The sophomore' class fOr-1970-11' Brown; Financial Aid Counselor'at President ' Bonnie'.Xishler con. I! IIowever, 90 p'er centlof the fish jobs., ' '., : ' . .. has held its clections , for. next Indiana University, Indianapolis. ducted 'the elecUon of the follow- caught in.Lake St. Clair by either Iff you. ivant'to make yolir sum; year. The new officers arc: John and nlr. nIaurice (Kip). Kistler. ing newofficers: Greg lfani, Pres- Canadians or .Americans are sold mer worthwhile ' and . meaningIul Adams, president; ' Gary Brendcl. District': Scout Executive ~ of the idcnt; Randy. BOYS, Vicevesr- in the US. Local investigators be. call AIm: Elizabcth bIcWilliams. at ricewesident; .Mary: Ilucker, sec- e c ra yiana ~~~n~il,D~~ dent: Alike Werling, Secretary; licve sources:of the mercury to be the Volunteer Burkau of the Com- retary: Lynn IIillsamer; treasurer; ... ,. and Sharon Grahle. Treasurer. , , the DO\\' ChQmical-Company plant America: tell Of their ex- munity Service Council. Her phone and Kerm Berg and Karen' ROS- Following the meeting everyone at Samia, Ontario, and the lvyan. number is 631.4315 and she will be crs, Central ,Council , .perienccs since their graduation. enjoyed a wiener and marshmal; dotte Chemical.Company. of Wyan. represenla- glad to arrange an appointment ,or , tivees. .. . ' . ' :.. , ' '. from Indiana Central in 19GS. They low roast. . . dotte, nIich., . . ;~ . .... gife 'you :further information. .,.: .. ,. . .. <. .. . . 1. .. .. , ,I...I .. ,Two More Acceptcd, I I.A.Y. Sponsored', 1: ',. '' By Glad Schools 1. ..~. . . Jelly 'Bean.. Shie .. , ' '. .,Two more' Indiana .Chal'Col- The I.A.Y. at Indiana Central lege seniors .have been .admitted to graduatc sjudy for 1970-71. . ; College sponsored its, annual ?el- . :Jack D: Cossairt has accepted a ly Bean sale this year for the hen. teaching. assistantship in':ph)3ics efit - of Crossroads ' Hehabilitation Center: Xiss Jan IIalik. a sopho- at Indisna University in Bloom- more from Greenwood. Indiana inston and Donald Nelson has been sold .the, most jelly beans, and admitted to Ihe'lndians Universi- therefore, was named the .Cross- ty Dental School in. Indianapolis: roads. College Queen. Her attend-' ..Cossairt will receive $2,900 ' a ants were Mary Rucker. a fresh. war and remission of tuition ex-... man from Seymour, ~Indiana:. Co- kept' for;.certain fixed fees, for, zy Roberson ,a senior from Peor- teaching . andlor supervising lab- oratories '12 hours a week. The re: ia, Illinois: and Susan Uare, a jun- mainder of the time uill be de- ior from Casey. Illinois. . '. '

, ~ ,. volcd to his .advanced studies; .., . , .. . .. , The Queen and.tmo members of Nelson received a bachelor of : science degree in 19u) from Phil- her court: were. recently entertain- ander 'Smith College 'at Little ed by.the staff. of.. Crossroads Re- ' Rock, Ark. He now i staking addl.' liabililation Center. The girls tour- tional ' science courses at Indiana ed 'the' John:IIcrron' Art filuseum Central anj this semester he Is and attended a,luncheon at Stauf- doing supervised teaching of biol. ogy at Indianapolis Attucks High, fer's Inn. '; . ,. ,' , - .... '. '- ,. ., '.. . . .I ..I School, ' ' , ...... ,The jelly. bean'sale. netted $277.91 ., .. \ for Crossroads. .I., . . .. . , .. .. New Male Society , ...... ~~~T&s.N~ED&!. ' . .. Alpha Chi Epsilon has presented , I, , .. . . Writers are ne'eded for. the ,Re- its constitution to a faculty board for consideration and acceptance nector for:nexl yea: If YOU are as a recognized "society" for interested in being, a part of. the . . ~, .; .. .. men . on campus. This wiII be the fourth staff see George Gordon:.' ." " JELLY-BEAN WEEN - (Left to right) Cory Roberson,'Jrn Halik, 9ueen. and Mary 'Rucker. such organization for men.

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Dickcn'r. Ccntcnory...... ' .Proposal Received... .. , To'Bc Held.. , , '. I'Thd is a.grbimal rabcfd /rom "This is Charles Dickens' year the National Stwlent Assm'ation. a long-standing union o/ dleges and - a'century afler his death - and K7lfCerSitkS. The pmgaSUl seller- across England his devotees are planitfim and is ot interest because dreaming up special ways to mark if apresses the cims o/ some ium- the event. ' tu-/irv? student gocemments aemss ', London, a commemorative ihe,nation. '. .. In. .' ')\' .; . , &vice. will be. held at Westmin- We,' the underegbed student ster Abbey, where he is buried. In body presidents,. find the ' United Broadstairs, home of Bleak time States' invasion of Cambodia an on the eastern English coast, the odious disregard of the Constitu- cily'fathers are. asking loeal'res- tion of the United States. ' , idents to wear Victorian dress in .The same misuse of presidential memory of the writer who turned power, the identical rhetoric, en- anger at injustice into stories. the . ... .- gaged us in tho futile struggle in world still loves. '. .,.. i .. . . . Vietnam. Last night,. President ""Up and doh the, country..from Nixon said we would be in Cam- Durham in the' north, .to Ports- bodia until me 'clean out' the 'sanc- mounth, where Dickens was born, tuaries' of Viet Cong. That is.what on the south coast, to\m are join- we were saying six or seven years ing 'in the .celebrations." ago regarding Vietnam. But 'one does' not need to be in We have-been told, time and England to enjoy the festivities of time again, that the strength of this special. Anniversary.. Instruc- our country depends on-law and tor ' Alary Elizabeth Streeter . is order:The keystone of this law is , sponsoring "Dickens'j Day" here tho constitution, in which the sep- en our campus. Central will be the aration of powers-and the means 'center, of ' the celebration for the to enforce that separation - was city of, lndiansplis... . . ' . . clearly outlined by men.wbo fear; .Students 'will be'urged to.dress ed the rise of.a.monarch or des- as a favorite Dickens character. pot. We'see 'the president disre- The cafeteria .will serve typically garding that separation of power, British food; ' including ' flaming disregarding the constitution of puddings. and-trifles; all day long. the United States. Since ICC, will the center ...- be of The recent actions in Cambodia, attention on this day; Wednesday, ...... *, , . last night's invasion, more than s .:L:.< 'May everyone ,should join in ' n,~ ': .Jour Patience ahen things have OIL PIPELINE .:. ~*:. call into questiotl b1r. Nixon's un- 0. 'Letters '. ,. ' ' '. . and.,makC it,t,.,,ly a.:festive OCca- derstanding of his role and power : , not been just right. And, most.of ., I : . '. "., ,, ' . sion. '.' ' ,.. . ., .. . .. I as of these United States. ' ' (Continued from Pope Two) .' . all, .we have thoroughly enjoyed UNDERWAY' ' ': ':., ..... -. , . . . . . _. I In ,,.hat he calls an d0fito the form of a eandid television in- serving you,. "Our Customers.", ; While the Atlantic and Pacific 7'' ..:. . . .. , ..,. .not humiliated,' nlr. xxonhas terview between a commentator' , ' ' . . coasts'and.the Gulf of Mexico are ' ' engaged the unitedStates in yet and student coeds picked at ran- TO our many friends who will still trying to recover from, recent SST and "Boom.:..:.... '. ' '' . another, undeclared war; he has dom while-sunbzthing on the IaNn., be graduating, we You oil spills; plans .are underway to' On Ground''. . . , ,. .. "tizens of, the United hey mere asked questions eon- very best of SUCC~SS and prosper- build an QOO million pipeline 'ap- . .The u.s. is com,i,itted to a States to invade a foreign eOunr ccrning the. Cambodian' involve- ity. TOtho,ce who will be return- proximately 800 miles long, run- billion Frogram.to develop the su. try; he i! supporting the invasion mcnt and the Kent State student lng ,the fall: Have a wonderful ning from the North Slope to' Val- personic jet transport (=), the of the ,mngdom of cambodia by SkiYillb'S. Their BILSWCTS reflected summer; we look .to de2 on Alaska's west ' coast. In 300-passenger, 1,800 mi1 e s-per- their historic enemies, the Viet- the general campus attitude of ing YOU in SQPtember. ' : Fairbanks, a $44 million oil refin; hour bird that "ill lay do,,+ a ear. narnesc .. apathy and disinterest. Most of the : peter J. ~~ed~,cry is anticipated for construction: 'pet of ear.splithg 25 miles llr Nixon has done this with. girls intervie\ved displayed igno?. '. ' . ~i~~~t~~of ~i~i~~service ' TO carry the oil to, world mar- on either side of its flight .path. and consent of the ance the issues and were obvi- out of ,. kets, General Dynamics, builder Of The technicrats have, told us not & questions duly elected representatives of.the OuSvpondering .. ,100 nuclear submarines; has. pro-, to worry. "First time you hear the troops, and the families of these th&vyy:$ ::21 ~ay. . posed to biiild'undcnvater tankers sonic boom,'.'.said Naj. .Gen. Jew- The Editor: .. ' , , ' trows and of the people. nIr.,xx- To . was. involved.; Students ,for the Artic waters. The under., ell C. nlaxw~ll,the FAA's former on has widened .the war, sent There is another surge of the water tankers each would cost ap- director for, .SsT development, ,troops into another country with. were given expensive air time to tide wanting chspel-eonvo reform. phoximately $150 million, . would ':you'might jump. But the 1,oooth out the consent of Congress. . ~~~.J:~~f~~~'necurrent. is swelled by the measure 9W:fcet long, carry 170,-.time.you don't do anything." WII. ' ~~~$~~~' . We must. therefore call on the hen the media was \villing to lis- stark reafization that the program OM) tons of oil at a' speed of 18, neurological basket eases don't do IIouse of nepresentativcs to cam ten. probably very is not quite meeting its expecta- knots. much of anything. anyway. of us - out its ConstitutionaW delegated have been ready either, Like the tions; i.e.,."a system of education IN ...... duties and. begin . impeachment vast majority tlley,had within itself." ' proceedings against Richard Mil. ., .. house Nixon. ply not '. bothered to become in- ' ' &o(h& Conrad suggests that cer. , ~ ,.. ' '.: .' We fully suppod those Co&eis. formed Or to evaluate. the infor- lain alternatives are being consid-' ., lNSlDE."HER SHOES'.'. at their. disposal. The in- ered to alleviate the monotony 'of.. men* such as George Brown of terview did not demonstrate our unvarying cc sermons. She is California, who have already indi- MAKE DIFFERENCE...... eated they are considering such pe3eefu1'and to quick to agree that hearing a mu. MIGHT,. . action. .. the dramatic political events sur- sic major*s ~~i~~ recital is a " . ,. by Nancy Pittman I ' . nrr. ~ixonhas ur&a us to, sui- rounding us'ne3rlY as much 9s it id equivalent for a given,c.c pro. I wish that for just one time . ail males'as sex objects. But then ' port the ~~~~i~~~ troops; exposed the glaring lack Of public gram. On the basis of much ex- , YOU could stand inside . my it wasn't. considered too ml'for do this in the'best way we lrnOw responsibility we aU fail to accept. perience, she that a ' shoes , a sorority girl .to understand or We could all name several stu- dent ,,,ill seek those things that in- And just ior ihat '&ne moment, care about anything.' ,. - ''' uill the by dents. who would have probably terest j,ih on his time. mis I could be.you It .was Wednesday. night and the ing to endand the pushing war. and pressur-. expressed precise . viewpoints to u.ill cc to remain an , yes, I wish that for just one \vhole ,\vorld:knew that the Suys the. newsmen. these are lent . opport~ty to time ' Opposition to the war has Most of . had to be protected after 11:W on called unpatriotic before yet considered CampUS radicals (tVhilc-s,bjeet and object of student's us. YOU could stand .inside my AIonday through Thursday. &me- - shoes. hlr. Nixon admitted last night that they l'ould be termed much more ua~motivational disposition. . ' times John tvondeiercd what the log. a majority of ,the American pro- moderate elsewhere). The fact re- 'You'di.know what a drag it is\icsi explanation was for he For'myself, I would fall ,back to see you. support ,,ithdrowal, a stand mains that thesa students ranking ' was safer after 1l:M) on weekends UI the minority appear to be tlie the ever present influence of on B. Dyla? than he was on weekdays. But ed as undmerican.years ago \vaseondemo- on~yones concerned enough to ac- the IIebrews to prescribe my pick ' John Smith .sat locked in then Ifrs. As,,, U, presi. throughoutWe Plan tothe rallycountry. s tu d urginge n t s ~~~~~~~y,",~~~e~~~~~~~~~,~~o~~~~~~~~:2 ::;; ;t$:$r;n>e%!$ :;:::; de:; l~;;~;~~d;;%i;~~ru$~tha! them to the them publicly. If becoming con- become aware) a time for medita. eame rumbling up to the windows, 'ferring ba& to.tradition a fori. of scientiously involved, regardless of tion and contemplation. It is an in- shouting really cute poems abut eept he sometimes found' SUPPOQ Of their campus and com- psition, munity to urge their congressmen mans . being radical, terval requiring the greatest re- genitals and sex. JCJUIremember- uiul tho leamg to take action and their then perhaps Central would bene- sponsibility on the individual lev- ed the had all gotten togeth. cess. nrrs.'I\sh also said she want. fit fmm several Dore hundred el (Ior and eonstibtional res on i b i 1i t " er the night before, trying to thFk ed her ow= little boy to grow up . gest the many Particles of know- of gross jokes, and poems to ,!$'e into a man, not a uoman, and that Iocheek the President's ' use ' Of ra~~~~~~~:~univcrsities' much ledge and fact which he has in- to their &irlfrien& for tonight. The she would want her boy to be pm- mer;and put those porvem* to smaller than ours. have debated. gested. Doesn't this Sefwa read- mys were nu hanging out the uin. tected from the .mel She war and' raise armies, long and hard the recent national ble resolution to the conflict crv. daws now, dggling and throwing had. explained how. she , aheady back where the founding fathen and international happenings. ated by the monsters ot. .eonveml- dmm the dirty "jock straps" which dress& her five year old boy in them to be* in the hands &me have taken drastic mens- ence quality)' and finance of the girls were repuired to coilect frilly tight jhk jeans and Nfned themeant of (or ple. elected by ~~C.PCO-..ures. while at Central the. sun- .the Chapel-Convo program? in the scavenger hunt. John eould- white T he would be mas. bathing. gees on uninterrupted. about it for a minute. n't help but hear some of thwjokes rather than feminine. At The commentator, was correct ' .. .. IIulder from .his first floor window, and .this point, nin. Ash had looked at Gucst '' . about the students here not bum: Bishop of . wmderfd \vhy the GUYS laughed John's bleachedaut blue jeans and Stotc Department ing buildings for all seem too busy loudest at the jokes which empha-. grey T shi~with a certain amuse- . Dr. .William E. Bishop, chair- PrePaMS to take .Ox Parent's sized how weak and helpless they merit her smiling all the Some. Facts to Conrlder were. ; .. in man of the Education Department, Place as the silent, majority. while, she bad ' assured. him time was among 500 education teachers , , Kermit De% .The u.S. allocates INS than .COS John wanted'to get away fmm after time, . . who altended'a State Department . .. per of its National Pro- dorm; from the totally.inanc .. cent Gross this No&, John, I think we 'pretty National ' Foreign Policy Confer-' TO The Student Body: . , ' ' duct toward environmental quali- sews .the girls were singing, but .. . ence in Washinglon recently. Top :The 'staii of 'the Indiana Central ' ty. the truth of it was that be was im-. much agree on most things. nut .. prisoned for the night. infur. you're just really so irrational and officers of the Statc Department College Dining Service would like DDT content '.IO to .30 parts per iated.and depressed him most \vas belligerent about this mens' rights led .sessions on.currcnt issues, in to take this .opportunity to thank million in milk of nursing mothers that his foreign policy and world affairs as rll thc students for their-moper- sister,. four years thing:' related to tcachcr cdupation. Prof. ation ,during the Past year. We ior(2 tocommerdal 6 times the amount.allowed younger than he,. was right out :*#Of eouke I am; you have nev- Bishop reports that "it was an.ex- havc appreciated your suggestions thcro yelling with' the rest of the er been.locked up at 11:W at nisht citing experience and rare oppor- for tho improvcmcnt of our serv-~ That Coke can you threw away girls..Shc could never understand and forced to slgn.out whenever !unity." ' .. ' ' .. . ice. We have been grateful for is worth omhalf cent. his anger at the way she treated . (Continued On ~oge- six) .

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...... a;. pilaking., ...... , ...... things were discussed what,tc . ,, .$ :\ . ,do if. we.got tesr.gasscd,'who'tc We do want peace.'We'do want .harmony. \Ve',do'.rv we were arrested, and whc ,construeti& action in Con&ess. We do'wsnt war, t0,'end.': to call if we needed medical help. * Perhaps one of the biggest causes of stress on .t&.soci ?he .grow leader, a woman, :dis, tributed,' gas.' masks and plastic logical system presently .is fear. 'Fear on both sides! .: :, bags to put ,then,, in to keep them ...... ,,' .The conservative has soci&rehsons to be fearful. Iris v from drying. out.! Aftcr;this meet. I. .... $3.85 per'hour:,. ,.;.., . , ."., 'ues are'being.questioned,:his' secu&y in :busi,ness:a& 'fibme: ing, our maup iol, hvelve .met and .. , . ,' .. 1. '. decided to split into ;three groups ...... 0r:positionj.' You will.& ..,. Sroup is threatened,by the 'possibility of'violence &nd,upheavals on of four..one was to "n marketing,office.procedures;' . .: '. . I!::', ,.: '. , ' '. chmpus. Iris belief in org&nization is thrcatcned.wth anarchy. be arrested. one .wasn't, and. pne '.. and management: .... : . 'The .liberal is :likewise fenrfu1:The'liberal'is .threatened Other was decided... I ...... to be'arrcsted.. :'.: '..' ..,:,: :;<,.a ,354weekly salary.. .. 1 ...... by this power.to question being'tnken'~wny,!by:b'c/ng:ploc'ed.Nter: we ;had ,driven into !the dents.majoring in.business;.; .'. ,:. under .martin1 laiv, 'he considers'a.fascist state of, wjr:nnd.'dou~to\,.n, area and,,parked the . killing. These fears' ,lead.... 'to stress, akainst . the .first ;faction!, !$?;:! ~~~~,~$,~,~~~~&~~rtising:or psychology:.. .)'...... ,'~, ..... so Call Kr. Woods.::: I . , . _... that cOmes.again8t him. ' , see :many ,people. 'Dissatisfied ...... ',' ', I...... ,, ,. -78461Oi 6322289b .: 'IVhen a studentof ~any.,intellect;.of any moral :standin& people -, just tike'me.. None-lhe...... *, ... /.i...... sits down and tries to onnlyze'.thc.problems'of':home &d~!~~o~~'~a~v~$~ :: &,$,::$; ...a6road;.hc' iS faced..... rnithji Complex and horror-filled, job. Ik',peoplo hoping to,be heard, 'bopia must look 'through ,the half .'truths of bothJleftists and rightf'lhis would 'affect Ab.: Nixon, and ... i .. ists. He must put.aside.persona1 barriers and e6O;'Hd must. hoping.!his would 'bring peace* Or ...... I . . stop the:killing. The killing is kill. .forget about the popular.beliefs,.the stagnant,.'hird-core opin- ing ,me.,, . . ,, i , . : , ion8:of others and from ,his own beliefs andiopinions:' IIe. .~e',scheduled'~pmgrnm.stirted mu&,:~owever; othe;'s,opinions to"mold ,&,r&mi;:'his 'aboutwero >dropping'from 30' ,minutes :'later.'..'People'the. heat. al- ., (._I 'I * ~, .... own. Ire must learn to.usc.thc opinion of both the ieft and ready.: A- few, pe~pic,fell. from right, the different view and factors. He must do away'.with trees: Medics were running every where. 0ther.than'this.' all was 'go. the foolishness of immediate'decisidn making.and v,?it.until,inl!ias I:exwetcd it.,vould, , ,~ ._ ' . , .' : r:, . , . .'. ,..; his ideas are ful1y:conceived:nnd .he has solid :platform.. ' Phil O&; .'L3retta .~zing,"Joan Again though, he'must, above'.all, keep an'open mind:to. Baer, Jane. Fonda,' Dave Dellin@ .other thoughts. The steps for such Action might be.,these:I ~~~p~~~~~~~~~~'~~~~oc~~~~: >' :...... 1. Gather .facts, all.angles and vieivpohts including.. opin-, :g ,~&~~&r.impressed:m ...... ion; I . -During all .these speakers:there SUMMER WORK. , ,2. Build a.platform;draw basic ideas ivith sound, factual were manylchants, .a ilot. of drat! .... .~~ ...... : . cards .burned and. this New Yorli ....., ::: :.:;;, .. :,. ...,.I ...... ;backing...... '.. '. Jeu.: This Jew would jump up cv...... :...... :. ,; ;Earn ;.$1,200 ...... this , 'summer...... :Cor required.. ; , . .,3: Gather.supporting.materiJ. . cry two .minutes .:and.yell'.at ,the .. .. 4. Driwv-up'in your.mind .the basic belief.and .hive confi- top .of .hisJlungs things about .the ., . ! . .. .. ' .'I President: .Ire finslly.,,got'hoarse, ...Scholarships,offcrcd. ~. Exccptiono'l'opportunity: .. . :dence in'your, belief. ., ...... I guess;' because .after .awhile hc s..: '' ,: : ,;j ,I.:' ...... 5. Spread your.belief.'k . ' .. .. ' ' . . no' longer yelled and'instead :mad( .":,FOR INFORMATIONALCALL. .... '. .: i . ' .., . ,.. ,...... , ;G. Listen whole-heartedly .to.rebuttal nnd,other!s'ideis. ' a sign. I guessed that he didn'l . , like hlr. Nixon. Oh well ...... ,. .7. Keep an open'mind. ,., ...... -' .:'.:547-8519 or'251:6460':. ;. "' " .. , ., ' .. ,. We.atc supper on-tile .Ellipse. .I .. . . , .:. . ... ,. .. ., , ' .8. Let your belief .grow. , ', . wasn't 'hungry;:I. decidedTo salk .. ., 'i e- .. .. , '. '1 I. ..

Pagk'Eight. ' , ' RE;FLE.CT.OR '. .. May 21, 1970'

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Steehler.' and Joe Ante finally

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High School, Xokomo: BllI Pope, Franklin Community .IIigh School:

AUSagamore - Conference defense team twice; and was:chosen the best blocker, and;,the' most: out. standing lineman once. The team's 1963 ' record was '.46.'" BreMan;'' 6 ., ,.. . feet 7 inches and 242 pounds, play- ed . basketball ..three years , and

team. Ire won one letter each in tral were charter members of thc tennis and junior varsiy basket., ball. Ire was president of the Jun- ior Class, Fellowship of. Christian 'Athletes; and Youth for Christ Club; on the African Foreign Pol-. icy Committee, ' and.'chosen .the most dependable member of the Senior Class. He plans to major in philosophy or sociology. Dennis was. on Attucks' grid squad all.four years and won three monograms. The team's record his senlor year was 1-8.1, when bc was chosen the most valuable player. Ire also .received the .Xi- wanis Club .ANP award and rated honorable mention on' the. AU.City. team. ,Ire wresllcd on the reserve

team. He stands 6-2 and 185. Ire made the AllSou

.. ,' .. ADDRESS ior and senior high school at two major gmups of appointments variety of types of wohship this Mth. - .. . ion. and won two varsity. letters. for next year, and .they. have rat. year. We have had speakers, sing ' . '. . '. ' .. Ire won AlbConference honorable Ified by Central Councll. The EO. ing groups, fingspiratlons,.and dis-. . . ,. . mention and the mental attitude chairmen .. for . homecoming are cussions. It IS our hope that .those ...... award as a reserve team member. Alary Beth Boardman and Mary. of you who have not been attend. ..

He also played basketball and Rucker, who will have information ing will begin to, take advantage of . .,.. , ,''!:.:: ,, , : ., baseball his freshman year and, about next year's homecoming dis-. this service. V . ,.. . .' :. was on the reserve ..and varsity tributcd ' ' swn so ,organizations April Urd we will have the Cos. .. ..; . , ,I.' , track teams.' He belongs' to the 'may'begin work this summer. The,' pel Folk leading us in the service.'. : , ...., I ., .: 111 Club and the Art Club. Ire in- other group of appolntments in: This ,"ill be a service of.sharing ,, tends to major in art. dude the members of the Student and song. On April 30th we will be . .:. ,. Jennings captained'Taylor's 1969 'Court: 'Danny' LePage, 'Chief Jus- seeing.slides and hearing about the .. > ,. , .~ ,. .. team. which has a -8 mark, and lice: ' Wayne Harris, RIck Greg- Church in China today. This sew . ' . .. , ' . r! .1". ,.: .I. .' .. . w'as named to the' All.County team ory, William Smock, Kathy Geible ice will be led by,. Jessie Chan, 'a , '.,:I . ,..,: .s his junior and senior years. Ire and Stacy Brown. .' . ' student,here at Central. The serv. .' . : . ,...; won letters three of.the four years Information about Central's day' ice on AIay.7th will be led by a , :1, .. he was on the'grid squad. Ire for considering the ' problems group of students from Lafayette.. , :, . : , . :. ,' earned letters also in baskelball, around us and Council Retreat will This group uses creative dance, " . ... ' wrestling. and track. lie 'kas pres. be made available separately dur- choral. reading and .folk 'music...... ident of the . T Club, band and, ing the week. , . . :. , . This service willl be held in the , . '. . :i . ..