Over 2,600 Sign Rules Petition

For Details-See SECOND FRONT

VOL. 50, NO. 10-Statesboro, Georgia 30458, Friday, Oct. 31,1969 'The Lettermen'Perform Nov. 6

The popular recording group is set for a concert next Thursday night, in the Hanner Fieldhouse. For further details of the concert and more information about "The Lettermen," see the SECOND FRONT:

Faculty Grow Their Own

Faculty members are growing all assorted kinds of facial foliage. For a close-up look at faculty beards and mustaches, see the Special G—A Photo Feature on PAGE 6.

Eagles Choose Cheerleaders

Cheerleaders for both the Varsity and Junior Varsity squads were chosen this week. For complete details of these selections, see Page 10.

The Lettermen Popular Vocal Group THE GEORGE-ANNE Fri., Oct. 31, 1969 Page 2 THE Shows Tight Harmony

"The Lettermen," currently they can do it without albums for Capitol. Second Front on their twentieth changing the original concept Successful records not only cross-country tour, are of the song," said TV star established The Lettermen as scheduled to perform Connie Stevens. one of the top vocal groups in November 6, at 8 p.m. in the "The Lettermen" are the industry, but they also Hanner Fieldhouse, according known vocally, by their tight, created a demand for the SAGC Hears Petition; to Shelton Evans, director of close harmony which has talented trio on television and student activities. become their trademark. The in colleges throughout the Admission to the concert is group features this unique country. Their college appeal Studies Women's Rules free to all college students close harmony in several was clearly demonstrated when upon presentation of their ID acapella numbers performed The petition concerning councils, which will discuss the they were voted Number one women's regulations which petition in its first meeting cards at the door. Faculty and during concerts. college attraction in the staff tickets are $1.50 per Throughout their career, received over 2600 signatures, Monday night, November 3. Billboard Magazine Poll. was submitted by its authors This council will have no person and admission for the The Lettermen have stuck to Among their recent television general public is $3.00 per that concept and in doing so Thursday night at the meeting official power and can take no appearances are The Red of the SAGC, which will action, but will hold informal person. they've become one of the Skelton, Hollywood Palace, most successful groups in the consider it and, in all discussions of pertinent "They can take a song that and Jack Benny TV shows. country. Their records include probability, recommend it to campus topics. Dr. Eidson is was a hit twenty years ago and The threesome made their make it a hit all over again, and more than two dozen hit the administration. hosting a breakfast for the nightclub debut in early 1962 The petition, the result of a Council Tuesday morning, at Hollywood's Crescendo and "concerted effort of concerned November 4, for further were greeted by unanimous individuals," calls for discussion of the petition. praise from critics. Typical of elimination, with parental Joiner noted, "We hope that the remarks that followed their approval, of curfews, some type of decision will be initial club appearance was the restrictions on destinations, made available within two review by columist Belle and permission slips for women weeks after formal Greenberg who wrote: "The students. presenta tion to the group, literally and SAGC president Steve figuratively, won their letters administration." He is writing Joiner described the overall the student body presidents of last night with the attitude of the SAGC members sophisticated Los Angeles institutions within the state for as "strongly favorable." Joiner audience." Variety described support in the form of letters. is currently forming a Council them as a group who "came on The petition was approved of Presidents, made up of the strongly with big sound and for circulation Wednesday, good rapport. . ." and the presidents of the seven major Continued On Page 8 Hollywood Reporter called them "three young men who sing songs as the composers Teacher Evaluation hoped they'd be sung." Praise, however, seems to be a commodity that came to Jim, Tony and Gary even before Program Scheduled they called themselves The The SAGC is currently essence, to enlighten the Lettermen. It came to Tony developing ideas for the instructor as to the (Butala) in his home town enactment of a student-teacher effectiveness of his (Sharon, Pennsylvania) during evaluation program designed to presentation." his first professional improve the quality of A student-faculty engagement (he sang on a radio education at Georgia Southern. committee, selected by the show at eight years of age and According to SAGC SAGC, will be in charge of led him to a singing job with president Steve Joiner, the developing questionaires and the famed Mitchell Boys Choir program will provide for tabulating the results. Sam THE LETTERMEN and eventually to Hollywood). "course evaluation in which McGee is the faculty advisor Praise for Gary (Pike) was the student will critique the for the committee, which will mainly confined to Twin Falls, necessity of the course and the be in operation spring quarter. Idaho, his home town, until his respective delivery of the The SAGC is now collecting Civil Service Comm. family moved to California and course." Students will information on such programs he enrolled at El Camino complete comprehensive from the Southern Universities College. questionaires at the end of Student Government While at Brigham Young each quarter. Association, the National University, Jim (Pike) garnered Gives Entrance Exam Joiner said that the reaction Student Association, and enough favorable notices from to the program from the assorted schools throughout An "on-campus" Federal and quantitative reasoning the local press to encourage administration and faculty has the nation. Anyone interested Service Entrance Examination requiring about 2 Vi hours. A him to pursue a singing career (FSEE) will be conducted by copy of the FSEE been favorable. He pointed out in sorting out pertinent on a professional basis. Early in information to serve as a basis the Civil Service Commission announcement can be reviewed that the purpose is "not to put 1961, he came to California the instructor in an for the program should inquire on Nov. 13, 1969 at 8:30 a.m. in your Placement Office. Of and joined Tony to form The embarrassing situation, but in at the SAGC office. in McCroan Auditorium. particular interest in the Lettermen. About half of the positions announcement is the section Since that time, the for which the Government explaining the special cases of burgeoning popularity of the recruits college graduates each qualifying for immediate group has seen their careers New Information Center year are filled through the selection without taking the branch out from records to all Federal Service Entrance written test. phases of entertainment. Examination. This exam is The FSEE does not cover Despite their enormous To Function This Winter used to fill entrance-level success, The Lettermen haven't positions, for which a 4-year positions in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, the changed. They're still the same By Darryl Yearwood Christmas," said Mr. Harold college degree is a basic Class-A trio who maintain the Howell, Security Chief. requirement, in over 200 Physical Sciences, Accounting deepest respect for good songs The new information In addition to information occupations ranging from Auditing, Forestry, or Law. No and the people who write center, which will be ready for and Campus Security, the new electronic data processing and written test is required for these positions, rather them. use in the near future, will center, which will be open 24 financial analysis to personnel enable prospective students, hours per day, will house two management and general applicants are evaluated according to education and returning alumni, and visitors telephones for incoming calls administration. experience. Starting, salaries to the campus to dispense with between 12 p.m. and 8 a.m. The beginning salary for Those persons who failed range from $7,412 to $9,679 aimless wanderings and futile Current plans call for these positions is usually to have their picture made and are higher for those searches for points of interest. closing the Administration $6,176 a year, but with an for the 1970 REFLECT applicants with graduate The Information center, PBX switchboard during these OR and want their picture outstanding scholastic record, training and degree. adjacent to Sweetheart Circle hours. However, a survey is one may qualify for $7,639 to appear in the yearbook, near the main entrance to the currently being taken on and opportunities for For more information refer can turn in a black and campus, will also serve as incoming calls during that advancement are excellent with to announcements in your white photograph to the headquarters for Campus period and, if the survey shows significant pay increases. All Placement Office, specifically REFLECTOR office, no Security. The new location will that the information center's college seniors who will covering your field of interest later than November 15. provide "more room for two telephones will not be complete degree requirements or ask one of the many Federal With the photograph storage and records," said sufficient for the incoming within nine months, as well as Government recruiters who should be included the Howell. "We're awfully calls, the switchboard will graduates are eligible to will be on your campus this following information: the crowded and pushed for space remain open. compete in the FSEE, year in search of quality students name, his here in the Alumni Building." "We will take whatever regardless of academic majors. graduates for rewarding careers hometown, and his The center should begin measures are necessary to The examination itself is a in a wide range of professions classification. functioning by winter quarter. adequately handle the campus' general test of verbal abilities' and occupations. "We'll be satisfied to be in by communications," said Howell. THE GEORGE ANNE Fri, Oct. 31, 1969 Page 3 DATELINE Miss America To Appear At Miss GSC Pageant Windsor Dorms Elect Officers The sponsors of the Miss America. She eventually will Southern Pageant is Wayne Oxford and Eaton Halls, off-campus men's dorms, Georgia Southern College travel at least 200,000 miles Buffington, director; Patty elected officers to the House Council recently. All officers are Pageant announce that Miss around the country. Sale, secretary; Tom Tatum, elected for one year, except for the officers of the Freshmen America 1970, Pamela Anne Pam received a $10,000 set designer; Buddy class. The present officers of Eaton Hall, a freshman dorm, are Kldred will be on campus for scholarship as Miss America. As Blood worth, publicity and sophomore students and will carry out their duties until winter the pageant March 7, 1970. Miss Michigan, she received a book; Jimmy Scoggins, lights; quarter. At that time the Freshmen are to elect their own Miss America 1970, is a $1,000 scholarship and a David Rainwater, business representatives. twenty-one year old, courtesy car from Oldsmobile. chairman; Linda Parsons, Those elected are, green-eyed, honey-blonde from The Executive Committee music; Mary Sue Hodge, OXFORD HALL: President, Ted Robertson; Vice-President, the Detroit, Michigan, suburb of this year's Miss Georgia chorus. Randy Moore; Secretary, Mike Hurst; Treasurer, Richard of Birmingham, who competed Bradbeer; Social chairman, Romie Chaffin; Safety Chairman, in The Miss America Pageant as John Eskridge; Men's Governing Council representatives, John Miss Michigan. Bergbom, Arthur James, and Allen Blair. EATON HALL: Pam is the daughter of Anne President, Lawrence Brady; Vice-President, Phillip Embry; and William B. Eldred and has Secretary, Phil Odom; Treasurer, Ray Meredith; Social Chairman, two older brothers and a Charles Walker. younger sister. At the time of her selection as Miss America, Pam was to enter her senior year at Mercy College in Administrative Fellowship Open Detroit, majoring in Speech and Drama. Students interested in a career in Public Administration in the Following her year of reign, national, state or local government are offered an opportunity to Pam plans to return to school, apply for a fellowship to study at three different universities. finish her under-graduate work Candidates must be American citizens who have completed or and obtain a Master's Degree. who will complete a Bachelor's Degree with any recognized major She then plans to have a career by June of 1970. in the Broadway theatre. Pam Each fellowship for single fellows has a total value of $4,540. has been a dancer for the The stipend is $3,300 and the remainder of the grant consists of Detroit City Ballet since the the remission of fees and tuition at the three cooperating age of thirteen, and has played universities. feature roles in college theatre Each fellowship for married fellows has a total value of productions. Pamela is looking $4,940. The stipend is $3,700 and the remainder of the grant forward to her year as Miss Pamela Anne Eldred, Miss America 1969 consists of the remission of fees and tuition at the three cooperating universities. Beginning this June, fellows will serve a three-month internship either with a department of the state government in Amateur Radio Fanatics Form Alabama, Kentucky, or Tennessee or with a Federal agency in the south such as the TVA. During the 1970-71 academic year, they will take graduate courses in public administration at the Universities of Alabama, Campus Ham Operators Society Kentucky and Tennessee. By clubs entered the competition, to teach classes in preparation Completion of the twelve-month training period entitles Terry Hill which entailed contacting as for receiving licences. All fellows to a certificate in public administration. They can be Staff Writer many stations and as many people interested, regardless of awarded a master's degree at one of the three universities states as possible in a experience, are invited to join attended upon completing a thesis and passing appropriate Interested in chatting with a forty-eight hour period. Clubs the Society. They should examinations. sailor on board a submarine outside of Georgia tried to contact Dr. Ward or the other For information and applications, students should write to submerged in the contact as many counties in officers of the Society: Dr. Coleman B. Ransone, Educational Director, Southern Regional Mediterranean? That was just Georgia as possible. Larry Price, secretary, and Dr. Training Program in Public Administration, Drawer I. University, one of the 900 contacts made The Georgia Southern Parker Bishop, treasurer. The Alabama 35486. The deadline for submitting application* is in all continents, 52 foreign Society wisely packed gear and Society meets about once a March 2, 1970. countries, and 46 states by the spent the weekend in a cabin at month. Georgia Southern Area Magnolia Springs State Park in Ham radio can enable its Amateur Radio Society during Jenkins County, which had no user to talk to people from the Ogeechee Fair, held other clubs. almost every country in the world. Language presents little College Participates In Colloquy October 13 through October At the Ogeechee Fair, the 19. problem, for English is almost Society kept members at the a universal language among Three national figures in the field of adult education were on The Society, which now set from 1:00 p.m. through campus this week for a "Colloquy on Adult Education" being includes 15 ham operators, is hams. 11:00 p.m. They talked to Ham radio has other sponsored by the division of Continuing Education. interested in recruiting new another special station set up Administrative teams from colleges in Georgia and North Florida membership. It was organized benefits besides the enjoyment temporarily, like theirs, at the and knowledge received. It has have been invited to attend the two day meeting. last year and claims as Statue of Liberty. That club Dr. Hilton T. Bonniwell, director of the program, described members people from the always been instrumental in was participating in the annual improving the art and science the conference as a new venture for this section of Georgia. He faculty, staff, and student Columbus Day event sponsored added that the Colloquy enabled personnel in Adult Education to body and ranging in skills from of radio communication and by the Amateur Radio Club of provides a core of trained have personal contact with national leadership i the field. novice to amateur extra. Genoa, Italy. Dr. Eidson was Serving as resource personnel for the meeting were Dr. personnel for national Soon after its formation, given a chance to talk with a Kenneth Cummiskey, director of Community Services Program emergencies such as the recent the Society won second place ham from Yonkers, New York. for the American Association of Junior Colleges; Walter in last May's Georgia State Camille disaster. And in a small Fightmaster, executive director of Community Services, Oakland Amateur Radio Contest. Dr. David Ward, president but direct way, it promotes Community College; and Dr. George Traicoff, director of Approximately 100 Georgia of the Society, is making plans international understanding. Community Services, Cuyahoga Community College. "They are all very prominent in the adult education field," Bonniwell added. "We are fortunate in having them scheduled for the conference." Topics discussed will include "Community Services," "Roles and Responsibilities for Administrators in Continuing Education," and "Community Services, a Prospective."

Who's Who Names Mary Mikell

Mary H. Mikell, assistant professor of Speech, has been named to the Sixth Edition of Who's Who in American Women. The aims of the publication, according to the A.N. Marquis Company which publishes Who's Who in American Women, are (1) to present women outstanding as women, without regard to their accomplishments or positions in relation to men and (2) to use achievement or occupational position, rather than wealth or social position, as the criterion for eligibility. Mrs. Mikell received the A.B.J. degree, the M.Ed, degree, and the Specialist Education in Speech Curriculum degree from the Officers of the Georgia Southern Area Amateur Radio Club (Shown above) are, from left to right; University of Georgia. Dr. Larry Price, Dr. David Ward, and Dr. Parker Bishop. THE GEORGE-ANNE Fri., Oct. 31, 1969 Page 4 Editorials ^atfte&StifiGEtf Entertainment? mm

As indicated in the "Inquiring Reporter" this week, and if further indictment were necessary, words to describe the entertainment on this campus would embarrass Eldridge Cleaver. Last Saturday night the SAGC sponsored "The Pieces of Eight." Comment: Three years behind the times, long past their peak, highly unprofessional. "The Lettermen" will give a concert November 6. Since their origin in 1961, "The Lettermen" have graced this campus with their presence at least twice (Many of the records old enough to give proof either have been lost or have disintegrated). "Little Anthony and the Imperials" have been booked for iA*JO&IK^K /oyf J/-0cr -C? January 30. No comment. The SAGC should conduct a poll concerning the entertainment on campus, with questions about the student's opinions on the present entertainment, the 'At The Zoo' type of music he prefers, his favorite groups, and his speaking out on social rules takeover was intended by the willingness to pay a higher activity fee in order to pay By BILL BEECHER and those who stood up and student placed individuals? for the more expensive entertainers. (Volunteers to News and Copy Editor reacted (either way; rock Certainly no connotation of carry out such a poll and to tabulate its results could There are no Communists throwing not included) on takeover was intended by the on campus. There are not even Moratorium day aren't, believe student writers of the request. be found literally behind every tree and bush). Then any extreme left wing radicals. it or not, hippies, or even The authors of the petition perhaps those responsible for student activities would Now, the statement has troublemakers. went to great lengths to follow stop hiring entertainers simply because campus been issued. This statement we know, to rigid specifications for the All the circulation of petitions on reaction was favorable to them in 1965. The type of the typical Southern-culture disturbed, oriented person, having never campus. Still, several students music preferred by the majority of the students "call the been confronted by a real expressed fears of intimidation should be provided the majority of the time. Efforts g u a r d ' ' student radical, seems if their name should be found on the list. Why? should also be made to represent minorities' opinions conservatives somewhat diminutive of actual can relax. The fact. It is, however, more There is no need for a fear SDS is not on accurate than the of active unrest on campus. proportionately. Further, a poll taken in 1969 will be campus; aforementioned could know. Point of illustration: Students slightly outdated in 1973. Too, the "Pieces of Eight" Eld ridge are much too apathetic; It is wrong that people, no cannot stay together forever. Cleaver is not students are too anxious to living in exile let's say students for those in "pass the buck." That is not to in McCroan the administration who are not say that anyone wants campus auditorium (though I can't see certain of the correlation unrest, for we certainly do not. why, it's very beautiful this between the two, cannot What we do want is a voice.- time of year).. express political views in public not a simulated trumped-up Realizing that many believe without an austere prescence right to say what some the last two week's activities of the Federal Bureau of administrator tells us we can Iron Hand narrowly escaped i rivaling the Investigation. say, but an honest to Art Columbia and Harvard Furthermore, why does a Buchwald right to speak and be What is college a place to memorize facts from a situations, let us assure you petition, legally examined and heard. Heard with more than a text book or a place to grow from experience as well? that nothing similar was the approved by the Vice-President patronizing brush off by a case. It seems that the students are subjected to an "iron of the college himself, carry disinterested ear. And, until There are people on overtones of a student coup? this basic breach of hand" which limits their participation in anything but campus, however, that would Could the idea possibly have communication is annulled, classroom situations and lectures. like to do away with continual stemmed from a few carefully then for a certainty there wil' By the time one reaches college age, it is obvious statis in some areas, dropped hints from a few be some who continue to strike particularly social control of carelessly placed individuals? at, if not eliminate a major that his parents feel he is old enough to conduct women. Those people who are Certainly no connotation of problem of this school. himself properly and maturely. In other words, he is an adult. Why then must his entitled American rights be lifted by a certain administrators? The On A Philippine Night Constitution says that we have freedom of speech, By BILL MARTIN, JR. Olongapo just off the base. introduced to him. Upon the freedom of the press and right to petition; we don't Staff Writer Wandering through the final realization that his believe there is a clause that reads "except when on a crowded, non-embellished new-found dream girl will college campus." "Buy me drink, sailor? Buy avenues of Olongapo, he hears vanish from his side with the me drink?" Sometimes, on an strains of "Yesterday" coming waiter who is patiently The college should take shame that much of its empty afternoon, those words from one of the cities' 500 standing by unless he makes a student body is afraid to exercise their American return to reverberate in the night clubs, and, straightening move in the right direction, the privileges, because of fear of the "iron hand" and its j mind of an his "white hat," roams inside. sailor finally succumbs, due to >e x - sail or . He is met immediately by a the simple fact that the tremendous power. Although this "iron hand" jWords that mini-skirted Filipino girl with loneliness he has known so control is unseen, unheard, and would be once cut wide, almond eyes, a pixie long is now at last alleviated. categorically denied, if formal charges were placed, through the smile, and long, flowing black Soon, however, there is a the effects of this control are evident to both ■ pulsating, hair who takes his hand and slight pause in the conversation phosphore- leads him to a table for two. In and, "Buy me another drink?," students and faculty. scent air of e a mild state of disbelieving floats across on a ray of A college student body is capable of setting its IP hil ippine ecstasy, he is easily coaxed into smoke-infested strobe light as own standards when there is dissatisfaction among I night club. a warm conversation with this the house band massacres Elvis elfish, little girl from across the Presley's "Can't Help Falling In the students they could correct it by presenting the After sea. Just as the sailor begins to Love." complaint to their elected students government 'spending feel like a human being again, The scattered puddles of officials. Corrections and changes may then be made thirty days at the girl shyly asks,"Buy me a oil-polluted rain water on the sea and finally pulling into his drink?" concrete pier reflect a rainbow without disruption and without fear of being first foreign port, the American of colors as the sailor, his repremanded. sailor steps onto foreign soil. On hearing this, the wallet empty, makes his way Student unrest can and must be eliminated by the He has been briefly warned of serviceman usually experiences back to the enormous, pickpockets, over-drinking, a harsh meeting with reality slumbering giant, whizzing and students themselves and not an "iron hand." Our venereal disease, the time his which results in an abrupt halt humming in the distant country is a democracy; our college campuses should liberty expires, and the in the conversation during darkness. As he ascends the be the same. off-limits areas of the which time the terms, "ladies' gangway, the loneliness Philippine town called drink-five pesos ($1.25)," are returns. Inqwrmg • • Reporter Letters to Editor Al Godfrey-Production Manager

This weeks question by the Inquiring Reporter concerns the deleted subject of entertainment for this campus. The following question was asked: "What do you think of the entertainment on Editor: Having in recent this campus and would you be willing to pay a higher activity fee for better entertainment?" For more information about GSC's entertainment see the Editorial page. issues devoted space to the LETTERS POLICY questions regarding women's dormitory regulations, you and Letters to the Editor and all Al Baldwin-Statesboro, Jill Jones-Savannah, your readers should persue the "I think the entertainment correspondence concerning this Ga.-Jr.-math Ga.-Fresh.-English following. is not sufficient for all the. newspaper, should be "The type of entertainment "I would definitely be While quiescently imbibing people on campus. It doesn't addressed to: THE EDITOR, at GSC can be and should be willing to pay a higher activity please everyone. The best a Coke and scrutinizing a THE GEORGE-ANNE, improved. The activity fee is fee in order to abolish such solution would be more varied Hindu holy book in the snack LANDRUM CENTER BOX sufficient to pay for bigger insipid acts such as Earnest entertainment. Such as bands bar, I was harried by a No. 8053, GEORGIA name groups. I do believe that Borgnine. Possibly next we will that play more elaborate music harridan, a mini-skirted SOUTHERN COLLEGE, the students should have more have such creators as Minnie than the typical type. I would Medusa, commanding me to STATESBORO, GEORGIA Pearl. be willing to pay more for an sign a petition oppugnant to 30458. Letters should be in PC Joe Whisenant-Atlanta, activities fee to get this done." current policies in the women's good taste, and the Editorial Ga.-soph.-marketing dorms, to whom I responded Board of this newspaper Nell Molpus-Savannah- , "I think the entertainment that-physiognomy reserves the right to edit these fresh.-Home Ec. here at Southern is pretty bad notwithstanding I am at least letters for obscenity and libel. "I would be willing to pay a for the money we have to pay. biologically male, and, Letters must be received by 12 higher activity fee because therefore, inherently noon on the Tuesday before Baldwin Jenkins after a weekend at "Georgia" unsolicitous to her problem. I feel like I've just come back publication, and must not of a voice in the selection of Pursuing her absurdity to its to nursery school." exceed 400 words in length. the entertainment and illogical conclusion with Letters must be signed, speakers." Sheila Garvin-Statesboro- predictable platitudes, she however, the name of the - Soph.-elementary education asked me how I should like "to writer may be omitted from Cheryl Jenkins-Augusta, "I feel that we should, have have to be in" by 7:30. Having G a.-Sr.-elementary education publication by request. Marshall last year been a freshman at "I think the entertainment Whisenant LaGrange College, I am aware is better than it has been in the I think they should break away of the difficulties of a 7:30 past, it has more, variety. But I from the conservative curfew, a practice I consider an would be willing to pay an outlooks as far as indication of wisdom in the Editor: extra fee for improved entertainment goes, like the administration. . .there. entertainment with more Lettermen, who are worn out (Incidentally, the study hall at The Free Southern Pseudo different people in it." around most college Beacham Garvin 7:30 was for all sexes, but the College of Semi Psychological campuses. . .With the more entertainment because Mark Hoy-West Fafayette, girls had similar complaints and Quasi Psychological Study oncoming of new groups like the students would stay on will hold a meeting on Indiana-political science regarding sign-in times, with Blind Faith, Three Dog Night, campus on the weekends and Wednesday, November 5. All two differences: revised "I am beginning to be more and Spirit I think we should there would be more to do. I interested persons should come schedules there were more satisfied with the get somebody like that down would be willing to pay a highei to the Williams Center at 8 restrictive than existing policies entertainment on campus, but here with all the money we activity fee for more and better p.m. would like to see more pay. I think the majority of the here, and the girls of LaGrange E. Heidt, President entertainment." were ladies who approached cultured entertainment. I am students here would go in for Lewis Beacham-Louisville, their problem with sensibility the mentioned groups rather Ga.-Fresh.-history and taste.) than the old people. I would be "I think the entertainment willing to pay a higher fee for of this college is far below that Respecting anyone's right to ATTENTION! that. of other colleges. Most junior an opinion, I nonetheless colleges have more Daun Marshall-Perry, appreciate reciprocality of such entertainment than Southern. I Ga.-fresh.-French respect. So, if these frenzied, 1 Flu shots will be given at don't think we should have to Yarbrough Hoy frizzy, frenetical Rusalka I the Health Cottage pay more activity fees. What prefer the regulations of the dissatisfied that some of the are they doing with the money University of Georgia, they I Monday through Friday activity fee doesn't go toward already paid?" should go to Athens—to the the Drama department, JoAnn Cramer-Decatur, I during the quarter. melioration of G.S.C.-or learn because the Drama department Ga.-Soph.-elementary ed. to pursue their goals with less I Students are asked to receives no money from the "I don't believe the passion and more common school. . . .1 am dissappointed Studstill Embry good taste so that I and others I come to the Health in the variety of popular vocal may at least enjoy a Coke (I'm groups brought on campus. We Cottage between the hours "I think we need more of it contemplating a petition to I have the same people all the and I would be willing to pay a bring lemonade back to the of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. daily. time. I am also tired of "soul" higher activity fee for it." snack bar) and Bhagaved-Gita music. I would be willing to in peace. pay more activity fees if we got Cheryl Studstill-Jesup, more varity of entertainment Ga.-soph.-Art Cramer Hillegrass on campus, both cultural and "I think the activity fees are entertainment has been as good pleasurable. too high now for the as it was last year.The dance Ginger Yarbrough-Sparta, monotony we have been this weekend was pretty good, THt Ga.-fresh.-business education getting for the past few years. I but we had to pay to get in. I "I don't think there is think we, the students should would be willing to pay a larger (6* urge- Ann? enough entertainment for a have a voice* in which groups activity fee to have more big The opinions expressed herein are those ot the student writers and campus of this size. I would be we get. Now, this quarter." things. Statesboro is a little not necessarily those of the college administration or faculty. town. You can find things to Published weekly during four academic quarters by and for the willing to pay a higher activity students of Georgia southern College. Entered as second class matter Phil Embry-Atlanta, do, if you look real hard. But it at Georgia Southern College Post Office, Statesboro, Ga., 30458, Ga.-Fresh.-early education is so much nicer when the under act of Congress. Offices located in Rooms 108 and 110, "I think the entertainment Frank I. Williams Center, Georgia Southern College, Telephone school sponsors things for you 764-6611, ext. 246. —Printed by Bulloch Herald Publishing Co. this year has been lacking to do, with a lot of other Statesboro, Ga. greatly. We didn't have any people. That is what college type of entertainment the first EDITORIAL BOARD life is." month and later when we did it Dean Hillegass-A tlanta, Bill Neville Steve Arnold Ayres Jones Ga.-Sr.-psychology Editor Business Manager This Bill Beecher News and Copy Editor fee to get more entertain- Hugh deLacy Assistant News & Copy Editor ment." weekend will be the second Al Godfrey ... . Production Manager time I've seen the Lettermen Jimmy Bennett Sports Editor Michael Ayres-Augusta, within a year. The second time Curtis Scott Assistant Sports Editor Ga.-Sr. -Business Billy-Z^rrell . National Advertising Manager within two years Little Larry Anderson Circulation Manager "What entertainment? No, Anthony and the Imperials Conrad Vogel Photographer at least not until we get Gaar Molpus have been at this school. This is someone down here that merits wasn't the best. The Letterman the fifth time I've seen the ■JyA^ Fri.. Get. 31,1969 a rise in activity fee. By the Pieces of Eight here. The Tarns way, how come we have to pay concert will be the first big thing so far. What we need is have been here at least three jfljffil Page 5 to get into dances sponsored more of that. times. We T by the school. Seems to me prtss MEMBER neea more rock music down Subscription $1 Year that should come under the John Gaar-Atlanta here. Something we have never "Activity Fee." Ga.-Jr.-psychology had THE GEORGE-ANNE Fri., Oct. 31, 1969 Page 6 u culty Fosters I ge

Jose Theriault's beard smacks strongly of the Continent. It exudes the atmosphere of Gaul—as, in a way, it should, since the Assistant Professor of French is himself a French-Canadian. There is the strong hint of the joie de vivre and the gallant of the French in Theriault's flamboyant whiskers. Mike Graham, assistant professor of Mathematics, appears to be having trouble creating an aura of mathematical precision about his mouth. His whiskers stubbornly give the appearance of being tufted, like a maltreated carpet. But Graham is sticking determinedly to his pursuance of the art of beard-growing and, as the great Chinese philosopher once observed, "Though the soil be not yet fertile, patience may make it rich."

By Hugh de Lacy

Like the new grass in spring, like tussock in a turnip patch, it's sprouting everywhere. On jaws and upper lips that were once as barren as the buttocks of a new-born babe, suddenly there is a growth. Everywhere, the faculty men are suddenly sprouting facial hair. There always was a hard-core of beard-wearers among the faculty men, but this quarter has witnessed a resurgence in the popularity of such decoration. Nearly every department in the college now has at least one brush-faced member of its faculty. The notable exception is the Athletic Department whose manly visages remain coyly nude. This week the George-Anne features some of the more remarkable and better-known examples of Shavers' lassitude from the many and varied species presently at large.

A brand-new bloom this year is the autumn blossoming on the jaw of sociology professor Dr. Harris Mobley. Dr. Mobley's Farouk-style half-beard is barely out of the embryo stage but, with regular care and cultivation, it promises to develop into one of the finer and mos* distinctive of the varieties on display.

W.C. Fields, the greatest American non-conformist of all time, would have heartily approved of Hew Joiner's sombrely drooping mustachios. Probably resembling the whiskers of king Cnut or Eth jaed, the Assistant History Professor's striking beatification Natty, conservative, and thoroughly business-like is the tone of Edgar Godfrey's contribution to is probably unique among faculty members of the college. From this page. As military in its precision of line and thickness as the model tanks in the background, his poster-perch above Joiner's desk, Fields, that avowed hater of Godfrey's impeccable mustache also has a hint of the desperado, like the mock "Order of the children and pets, appears almost to achieve a smile as he surveys Mafia" plaque on the wall of his office. Joiner's melancholy fuzz. THE GEORGE-ANNE Fri, Oct. 31, 1969 Page 7 Civil Service Group Discusses Employment Outlook Program Representatives from the students interested in further filled through the Federal Civil Service Commission and information, brochures, Service Entrance Examination. 11 other Federal agencies will applications, and specific About half of the positions for be on campus Wednesday, answers to questions. which the Government recruits November 5, to present an Participating agencies are as college graduates each year are "Employment Outlook follows: Civjl Service filled through this exam. Dietician To Visit Campus Program." It should be of Commission, Bureau of Public College seniors who will complete degree requirements Mrs. Mary Helen Goodloe, dietary consultant, cardiovascular interest to all students, Roads, Federal Aviation within nine months, as well as disease control service of the Georgia Department of Public especially since the Federal Administration, Food and all graduates are eligible to Health, will visit th^ campus on Monday, November 3. Government each year employs Drug Administration, Fort Mrs. Goodloe will discuss diet and cardio-vascular disease and more than 15,000 well Stewart, Hunter Army Airfield, compete in the FSEE, regardless of academic majors. show the newly prepared film, "Eat Till Your Heart's Content," qualified college graduates for Internal Revenue Service, College graduates of the according to Mrs. Jerriane Meadows, nutrition instructor in home careers in the wide range of National Labor Relations Sciences, Mathematics, economics. profession and occupations. Board, National Park Service, Engineering and other The discussion is set for Room 235 of the Biology Building, at This program has been Social Security Administration, specialties are not required to 11:30 a.m. sponsored annually for the past U.S. Commission on Civil eight years by Phi Beta Rights, and Veterans take a written test. Instead Lambda, an organization Administration Center. they are evaluated according to composed of business majors The Government recruits education and experience. College Starts Education Practice interested in promoting college graduates for two basic Graduate students in these The college has become the first in the University System to leadership and interest in categories: Administrative areas also will be interested in provide education majors with everyday classroom experience business occupations. oriented positions and the opportunities offered this before their student teaching quarter. Representatives of these specialty professions such as year. The Education Department feels that those people planning to agencies will visit various Physics, Chemistry, Prospects are good this year enter the teaching profession should have more experience in the classrooms, as requested, to Mathematics, Engineering, the for qualified graduates and classroom other than their one quarter of student teaching. discuss their agency's functions Physical Sciences, Accounting starting salaries are more In the past it has been a requirement that those taking and recruiting needs. These or Auditing. competitive than ever as a Education 251 must be a teacher's aide, however, now they are representatives will also be The first category includes result of 1969 across-the-board actually working with the children and their particular problems. available for individual positions ranging from increases. Beginning salaries Some are on a one to one basis while others teach as many as ten interviews in rooms 113 and electronic data processing to range from $6,176 a year tc $9,679. students at a time. 114, Williams Center, with Personnel Management and are The Statesboro schools are happily in full co-operation with the new program. Not only does it help the future teacher, but the pupils benefit as well. College Sponsors A free film, "Baby The Dr. Murphy Publishes Article Debate, Drama Clinic ! Rain Must Fall," will be Dr. Mary O. Murphy, associate professor of Student Teaching, | presented tonight, at 8 A debate and one-act play The college's debating team has published an article in the Science Education magazine. The ip.m. in McCroan workshop was held Saturday, presented a demonstrative article, entitled "Descriptive Analysis of the Teaching of the Auditorium, according to October 25, in McCroan debate for the workshop and Metric System in the Secondary Schools," was writtei in j Shelton Evans, director of Auditorium. The workshop afterwards, discussed debating conjunction with Maxine A. Polzin, Incline Village School, I student activities. was sponsored by the college techniques with individual Washoe County, Nevada. "Baby The Rain Must and was attended by area high groups of high school students. Dr. Murphy received the B.A. degree from Newberry College, [Fall" — three trapped by and the M.Ed, and D.Ed, degrees from the University of Georgia. school students. Those members of the debating The workshop was very team who participated in the I their own natures in a successful, according to Dr. workshop are Larry Lewis, sworld too big for them. Officials To Attend Conference Clarence McCord, associate Paul Glass, Diane Hawkins, and 1 Steve McQueen portrays Dr. John O. Eidson, President^ and Patrick O. Spurgeon, professor of Speech. Peggy Godbee. It he rebel singer who professor of English, will attend the Thirty-ninth annual meeting Approximately 80 students The debating team, frefuses to believe that his of the South Atlantic Modern Language Association in Atlanta, attended the debate and 125 incidentally, has three new Isongs cannot raise him to November 6-8. students were present at the members. They are Jeanne Ifame and success. As the Dr. Eidson is Chairman of the Committee on Nominations, one-act play workshop. Smith, a sophomore from lone who tries to help him which submits names of new officers to be elected at the Business The workshop was Statesboro; Terry Chesnut, a lout, Don Murray Meeting. Spurgeon will present a paper entitled "The Personna of conducted by Dr. McCord and senior from Tifton; and Lee {"succeeds in giving an Tacitus in the Ragguagli di Parnaso of Traiana Boccalini." Miss Hazel Hall, instructor in Bowman, a junior from loff-beat portrait of a Speech and Drama. Fairfax, Virginia. Having fmovie sheriff. . ." The Miss Margaret Grimes, a completed the high school Ikeynote of this film isn't Kelly Presents Law Paper sophomore speech major, and workshop, the debating team is Ipity, it is restraint, realism, and splendid dramatic Lawrence B. Kelly, assistant professor of Law, will present a Mike Graham, assistant preparing for a tournament at tperformance. paper entitled "Law in the Master of Business Administration professor of Math, directed the the University of , South Program" to the 6th Annual Meeting of the South Atlantic one-act play. Carolina. Regional Business Law Association on Friday, October 31, in The college's acting class Atlanta. Also attending the conference will be Dr. Max K. performed scenes for the Holland, assistant professor of Law. workshop, and later, Gerard Halpern, former member of faculty, is current Vice techniques on make-up, President of the Association. Halpern is presently an associate costuming, and acting were professor of Business at the University of Arkansas. discussed.

Starr Miller, professor and dean of the School of Education, presents the first copy of a compilation of "Programs to Prepare School Personnel" to John O. Eidson, President. The report is Features of the October 17 Delta Chi Founders Day banquet, pictured above, included speakers prepared by Georgia Southern every five years and presented to Lamar Outzs and Dr. Robert Barrow, the initiation of chapter sweetheart Carol Woodall, and the Georgia State Department of Education as a basis for reapproval pledging of Alan Anthony, John Hadden, Sam Kutziff, and Scotty Pound. of the teacher education program here. THE GEORGE-ANNE Fri., Oct. 31, 1969 Page 8 THE (Swirgp-Attttp Organization News

Aldred Motel. Brothers are Alpha Tau Omega presently making Sev;ral members of Eta Initiated into brotherhood Zeta Chapter of Alpha Tau on October 14, were William Omega represented the Tollefson, Chicago, Fraternity at a summer Iniatiated into brotherhood workshop held at Loyola on October 14, were William University in Chicago, Auguat Tollefson, Chicago, Illinois; 21-26. Those in attendence Phillip Lindsey, Hinesville; were Bill Nelson, Worthy Michael Hall, Atlanta; and Master; Ricky Smith, Worthy Gene Camp, Atlanta. Chaplin; and Walter Hogan, Scribe. The purpose of the Last week the foreign students of Georgia Southern were hosted for an official college reception workshop was to discuss local BSU evening at the house of the foreign student advisor, Dr. Harris Mobley. Pictured at the reception The Georgia Southern and national problems facing Baptist Student Union will be are (from left) Tadesse Seifu (Ethopia), Alex Avila (Chile), Harry Castillio (El Salvador), Hugh de the Fraternity. presenting a variety show at Lacy (New Zealand), Moneserrat Perera-Goma (Spain), Graeme Haley (Australia), Chun-Wah Hui Alpha Tau Omega remained the Savannah Fair, Saturday, (Hong Kong). undefeated in the third week November 1. Performances are of IFC football with a record at 1:00, 2:00, 4:00, and 5:00 of 4-0. Last week, the Taus o'clock Saturday, in "The Salt recorded victories over Kappa Company" tent which is SAGC. Sororities Pledge 56 Alpha, 23-0, and Sigma Pi, provided by the Bull Street 33-12. Baptist Church. The show will Continued From Page 2 be musical numbers and comedy sketches by individual October 22, by Shelton Evans, During Fall Rush Alpha x; Delta students and groups, with The officers of the fall director of student activities, several students giving short and subsequently approved for pledge class of Alpha Xi Delta The sororities' fall quarter Snellville, Ga.; Gloria Mooney, talks on the reality of Christ in circulation within the are as follows: Pat Cash, formal rush resulted in a Statesboro, Ga.; Mary Ann their lives. dormitories by Harold president; Cynthia Hall, Jean combined pledging of 56 new Lawlor, Savannah, Ga.; Susan This was basicly the same McGuire, dean of men and Brinson; vice-president and girls. The six sororities Rogers, Jesup, Ga.; Brenda program used this past Joan Jordan, assistant dean of participating in the rush were projects chairman; Stephanie women. Volunteers distributed Burton, Marietta, Ga.; Fran Cooper, secretary; Millie weekend when the Georgia Alpha Delta Pi, Alpha Xi, Delta Southern BSU was in charge of 120 copies of the petition Zeta, Kappa Delta, Phi Mu and Mitchell, Forsyth, Ga.; Paulette Watson, treasurer. Verner, Monroe, Ga.; Kathy the Friday evening throughout the campus. Zeta Tau Alpha. The Epsilon Sigma Chapter Sandiford, Augusta, Ga.; and would like to congratulate entertainment at the state Student response was The new pledges are, Alpha Peggy Anderson for being convention in Rock Eagle, immediate and strong, Delta Pi-Babs Boring, Decatur, Elaine Wiley, Stone Mountain, elected President of the State according to Jim Henry. The although many expressed a fear Ga.; Anna Breen, Decatur, Ga.; Ga. Chapter of the Student Council convention was attended by of retribution from various Carol Davis, Jacksonville, Fla.; Kappa Delta —Laurie for Exceptional Children. 800 students from all over sources. Dianne Hilliard, Savannah, Ga.; Duncan, Statesboro, Ga.; Gay The sisters of Alpha Xi Georgia. Approximately 75 Diane Hamm, Macon, Ga.;. Such a reformation in Rulter, Summerville, S.C.; Delta encourage a 1 freshmen students went from the college Anna Jensen, Tifton, Ga.; women's rules was enacted at Kathy McGee, Vienna, Va.; women to look over the Greek including Yvonne Parker, state Donna Stack, Albany, Ga.; the University of Georgia this Sheryl Douglas, Gray, Ga.; system and to attend freshman BSU secretary; Bobby Brown, Barbara Reeves, Millen, Ga.; fall. University officials spent Wendy Townsend, Atlanta, orientation November 11 and who spoke during the Saturday Carol Herndon, Alma, Ga.; and thousands of dollars Ga.; Jane Summers, Atlanta, 12. Morning service; Tadesse Seifu, investigating th^ feasibility of Elaine Parker, Atlanta, Ga. Ga.; Georgeanne Vick, Atlanta, a student from Ethiopia; and this move. In part, action on Alpha Xi-Pat Cash, Dacula, Ga.; Gail Barker, Jacksonville, Pi Kappa Phi Dwayne Purser and Jean Ga.; Jean Brinson, Millen, Ga.; Fla.; Alex Way, St. Simons, Robertson who told of their campus stems from need for Pi Kappa Phi initiated six Cynthia Hall, Jacksonville, Ga.; and Leigh Griffin, Adel, experiences in Liberia and consistent regulations within boys as pledges for fall quarter. Fla.; Pat Walters, Fort Dix, Ga. Hawaii this past summer, while the University system. The They are: Kenny basis for this reform, however, N.J.; Martha Nix, Hampton, working with the BSU summer Phi Mu-Julie Rivers, Pi Kappa Phi iniated six mission program. according to the petition, rests Ga.; and Millie Watson. Sylvester, Ga.; Donna Johnson, boys as pledges for fall quarter. In addition to providing the in "a faith in the maturity and Delta Zeta-Beth Davies, Fincastle, Va.; Cynthia Bennet, They are: Kenny Brock, Friday evening entertainment, responsibility of the students." Gainesville, Ga.; Beth Stone, Twin City, Ga.; Debe Cheson, Clarkston, Ga.; Bucky Hunt, the BSU Choir sang at the Lake City, Fla.; Martha Cloud, McRae, Ga.; Bill Thompson, convention Saturday morning Climax, Ga.; Lynda Reeves, Swainsboro, Ga.; Charlie Elliot, service. McDonough, Ga.; Daphne Lake Wales, Fla.; Howard Neil, Stevens, Macon, Ga.; Brenda Warrenton, Ga.; and Kurt Maybrey, Apalachacola, Fla.; Forstrom, Bronx, N.Y. Phi Beta Lambda Fraternity, Sorority Betty Robbins, Atlanta, Ga.; On Wednesday night, the Phi Beta Lambda, a national and Gail Stewart, Atlanta, Ga.; little sisters of the fraternity business fraternity, elected its Zeta Tau Alpha-Barbara were honored with a fish officers for the 1969-70 year at Wisdom, Macon, Ga.; Caroll supper at Howard Johnson's. their dinner meeting on Jerseys, Woodall, Blackshear, Ga.; Ellen On Sunday, October 26, the Monday, October 20, in the Payne, Statesboro, Ga.; brothers, pledges, and invited President's Dining Room of the Marilyn Brown, McRae, Ga.; guests had a cook out. Williams Student Center. Windbreakers, Carolyn Brown, McRae, Ga.; The new officers are, Martha Lamp, Louisville, Ga.; Chi Sigma President, Nina Payne; Vice Patsy Sedlmayr, Miami, Fla.; The brothers of Chi Sigma President, Mike McLeod; Kathy Branch, Jacksonville, began their third year as a Secretary, Mary Rose Jewelry, Mugs, Fla.; Debbie Penlana, Macon, fraternity a few weeks ago with Thompson; Treasurer, Betsy Ga.; and Paula Sirmons. a celebration and party at the Ho Ho well; Historian, Cheryl Youngblood; Reporter, Clara Kirkley. Gifts for All The club started its YOUR NEW YORK LIFE activities for the year on AGENT ON THE Saturday, October 18, when Occasions two Phi Beta Lambda members GEORGIA SOUTHERN registered visitors and teachers CAMPUS IS in this area for the luncheon Representing and program on computers sponsored by the Southern Bell L. G. BALFORE CO. College Line Telephone Company. William H. "Bing" Phillips Phi Beta Lambda members voted to hold their meetings on New York Ufe Insurance Company the second and fourth 502 Pitt-Moore Rd. Mondays at 5:45 p.m. This Statesboro, Ga. 764-4405 enables the members to eat, Life Insurance • Group Insurance • Annuities conduct chapter business, and EAGLE Health Insurance • Pension Plans Collage Slor* join in social activities during the scheduled time. Those attending were all the THE GEORGE-ANNE Fri., Oct. 31, 1969 Page 9 Sigma Phi Epsilon brothers and their dates, the project in which individual presidents of all the fraternities Several engagements have members of the AHEA as well and sororities, Dr. and Mrs. been announced in recent as college sections may Eidson, Dr. and Mrs. Duncan, weeks. Thomas "Guppy" participate. Dean and Mrs. McQuire, Dr. Gupton announced his Winter Workshop for the and Mrs. Link, Mrs. Dean, and engagement to Janet Powers of AHEA Student Member the guest speaker, the Worthy Cochran, Georgia; Brother Sections will be hosted at Grand Master of Kappa Sigma, Robert Eubank announced his A.B.A.C. during winter Horton F. Early and his wife. engagement to Carol Keifer, quarter. The brothers presented Mr. who is also a sponsor, from Yearbooks for the Student Carnes and Mrs. Dean with Columbus, Georgia; Rick Lamb Member Section will be ready gifts for their dedication to the or New Jersey announced a for distribution to the fraternity during the past year. December 20 wedding date in members at the November 1 Mr. Carnes presented Greg the Macon home of his fiancee meeting. Colson with a past Grand Lee Ann Alford. The wives of Jimmy Hayes Master's key for service during ORGANIZATIONS and Bill Burke failed to r ceive part of the chapter's first year. recognition for their efforts as Brother Early spoke to the Publicity Chairmen of guests on the Greek system and Sisters of the Golden Heart. the responsibility of each the various campus Gayle Evans Hayes and Jeanne individual as an American. Burke are to be commended, organizations are asked along with the other sisters and to stop by the sponsors, for their dedication Sigma Nu to Sigma Phi Epsilon. Sigma Nu held its third GEORGE-ANNE Last week was one of annual Sweetheart Tea at the Office and fill out an reunion. Our District Holiday Inn on October 21. Representative, Larry Atkins, Miss Penny Drew, a freshman O rganizational visited our chapter to discuss Art major from Jacksonville, Questionnaire. This he successes and potentials of Florida, was chosen as the Sig Ep. Another visitor last sweetheart for this year. Becky information will assist weekend was alumni Brother Blackman and Sharon Rowland the Staff of the Steve Carlisle who is a mgt. were chosen as her sponsors. Margaret Pipkin, Senior Home Economics major at Georgia trainee for South Wire Corp. Southern College, has been elected State Chairman of the College GEORGE-ANNE in Next week Sampie Ward Smith Home Ec. Assn. Section of the Georgia Home Economics Association. A native of better coverage of the is expected to visit the campus. Waycross, Miss Pipkin is a member of Alpha Xi Delta Sorority, He is currently in the Army. The student member section Phi Upsilon Omicron National Honorary Home Economics news of your of the Georgia Home The pledge class officers Fraternity, and is a nominee for Who's Who in American Colleges organization. were announced: David Beck, Economics Association and the and Universities. president; Pete Stilleto, vice American Home Economics president; Russell Winter, Association will hold its secretary; Carl Baughn, monthly meeting on November treasurer; and Gary Baker, 5 at 7 p.m. in the living room guard-chaplain. of Herty. Membership deadline is still November 1. See Traditionally Styled Marilyn Davis or pick up an Kappa Delta application in the Division office. Young Men's All Delta Lambda Chapter of Program for the meeting Kappa Delta sorority is pleased will be a lively panel about the to have as a visitor this week, National A.H.E.A. Convention WOOL SPORT Mrs. Jan Lammert. She is held in Boston, Massachussetts. conducting the annual chapter Reports of the Fall inspection and is giving the Workshop held at Berry chapter education test to all of College October 11 will be COATS the sisters. given by the delegates, Allyson For the second consecutive Cook, Ilene Daily, Nancy year, K Ds helped with the Smith, and Carolyn Bennett. Sally Zetterower elementary Plans for the money-making 75 school Halloween carnival held project will be brought before Wednesday night. the membership. Also voting on the revisions of the state $27 Kappa Sig constitution will take place. Regular Retail Sunday October 26 was the A special project for the At $37.50 first anniversary of Kappa Student Member Section this Sigma as a national chapter on year will be to buy a share in this campus. Mr. Lon Carnes, the new A.H.E.A. national alumnus advisor, presented the headquarters bbuilding. in * BOLD PLAIDS * DUO-PLAIDS chapter with a banquet. Washington, D.C. 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Can be found at Jm\FACTORY OUTLET Morris' ONE BLOCK WEST OF MIDTOWN STATESBORO 2 miles from College on Hiway 67 THE GEORGE-ANNE Fri., Oct. 31, 1969 THE Okorge-AmtP SP0R1 1 Judges Choose Varsity For What And JV Cheerleaders It's Worth By JIMMY BENNETT Tuesday night, the Junior cheerleading is "sissified," but Sports Editor Varsity spirit inspirers were the trend in colleges is more Jimmy Bennett-Sports Editor chosen. These include Cindy men cheerleaders. It is a proven The cheerleaders for the Mason, Andee Fritz, Lane fact that boys get more verbal Monday marked the opening of the Kappa Sigma Powder-Puff Eagle Basketball season were McCabe, Janna Meadows, and response from crowds than Football Tournament. I was down on the field for the opening chosen Monday and Tuesday Wendy Lancaster. Toni Kurz women, and Mrs. Watson kick-off, and was treated to 40 minutes of excellent, fast-paced night in the Hanner and Jacque Fiore had identical would like to see more boys scores, so they will share the entertainment. To steal a phrase, the girls came, they were seen, Fieldhouse. attempt to make the squad. and they conquered the man's world of the gridiron. cheering duties on alterating Sharon Rowland, Claudia I could watch only one of the games being played, so I chose nights. Mrs. Watson concluded by Milligan, Sandy Dickey, Cheryl to watch the Delta Zeta, Alpha Delta Pi game. Despite being saying, "I hope the squad this Mills, Judy Waddell, Leigh Ten persons, including marred by Eastern Standard Time and it's early nightfall, the year will make a good enough Griffin, and Doo Breeden were Coaches Oertley and Radovich game was very interesting and certainly exciting. The girls looked showing to encourage a much the women chosi.:. for the judged the final try-outs real good. . .1 might add both athletically as well as physically. larger turnout next year." varsity squad. Monday and Tuesday night. They ran reverses, they bootlegged, the quarterback sneaked, The judges agreed that all who they threw aerial bombs, and they did it all like pros. Eight men showed up for participated showed great From watching the game, I've concluded that the ambulance the tryouts, and all were enthusiasm, and feel that we business would see outstanding growth if girls started playing selected to cheer. Mike Norton, have a pretty good group. football full time. They were downright viscious. The first four Smith Mayo, David Fowler, The Men's intramural stops were out-and-out tackles, and I recall at least one Jack Renfroe, Mike Holloway, Mrs. Laura Watson, rookie game-halting injury. and Jim Crawford along with faculty advisor expressed tennis tournament will get All in all the girls were well coached and played a good game alternates Bugs Gilreach and concern over the number of underway soon according of football. The game ended in a somewhat disappointing 6-6 tie, Bull Chaffin are the men men that turned out this year. but both teams gave 100% and it's hard to say who played the picked to lead the school in She feels that a lot of boys to Tom Martin, director of better game. As far as the scoring went, Delta Zeta took the cheers this season. have the misconception that opening kick-off and marched the length of the field for a intramurals. touchdown, or I should say a bruising touchdown. The PAT was no good and the first quarter ended 6-0 Delta Zeta. Each unit, such as a The game then turned into a grueling defensive battle until late in the third quarter when A D Pi halfback Forest Hopkins took a Alpha Delta Pi Win fraternity or club, needs hand-off from quarterback Betty Brunson and raced for a long four players to make up a game tieing touchdown. Again the point after failed and the game ended 6-6. team. Each team is made Highlights Tourney up of two singles players FORMER SPORTS EDITOR WRITES The Kappa Sigma defense, Zeta Tau Alpha and 2 doubles players. I was surprised to receive a letter earlier this week from former Powder-Puff football walked past Alpha Si Delta GEORGE-ANNE sports editor Mike Clark. Mike, who is now a tournament started Monday. 14-0. Zeta showed offensive The deadline for signing Action in the opening days of power with two touchdowns private in the U.S. Army, is stationed in Vietnam only 40 miles up is November 6 at 4 from the DMZ. the tournament was and their defense shined. highlighted by the 6-6 tie in Mike writes that life in the army is very lonely, and he Tuesday saw, Phi Mu edge p.m. All names of the Alpha Delta Pi-Delta Zeta expressed concern over the war protests on the college campuses past Kappa Delta 13-12 in a game. Nightfall shortened the interested persons should throughout America. see-saw battle. Both teams contest and the winner was I've always been told that the soldier lives for mail call, and showed a lot of spirit and be turned in to Martin in chosen in a penetration that each letter from home gives him a little extra desire, but the Phi Mu team rematch on Tuesday. In the encouragement. I feel sure that Mike would like to hear from came out on top. the old ticket office at the some of our students. If you would like to write to him, you can eight play penetration Hanner Gym. send your letters to Mike Clark in care of this newspaper. We'll tie-breaker, the sisters of Alpha In Wednesday's action, Zeta forward your letter to him. Delta Pi came out on top. Tau Alpha slipped by Alpha In a game dominated by Delta Pi by the score of 19-7. PREDICTIONS, PREDICTIONS

I'm going to play the part of the sports writer to its fullest this week and make my first predictions. I may be going out on a limb for some of these, but the way I see it, this is the way the football weekend will go. WINNER LOSER Georgia Tech Duke Tennessee Georgia Alabama Mississippi State Florida State South Carolina Louisiana State Ole Miss Florida Auburn Clem son Maryland In my only pro football prediction, I think Los Angeles should have no trouble with our Atlanta Falcons.

HARRIERS RACE SATURDAY

The college cross country team is no different from a basketball or a baseball team. The runners, just like other athletes need encouragement, and last year hardly anybody turned out to cheer them on. The first home meet of the season will take place Saturday, November 1, and the Harrier's will be running against two major schools, Emory University and West Georgia, College. Go out and give our boys some support, and don't let Georgia Southern be humiliated by the visitors. They can win it, and your support Cindy Krablean leads halfback Joy Evans downfield in the 6-6 powder-puff tournament tie. Alpha would help. Delta Pi won the game by penetration on Tuesday. THE GEORGE-ANNE Fri., Oct. 31, 1969 Page 11

Intramural INTRAMURAL STANDINGS Insights Through October 23 FRATERNITY Won Lost INDEPENDENT Won By CURTIS SCOTT Assistant Sports Editor Alpha Tau Omega 4 0 Lost Phi Delta Theta 1 2 Falcons 3 0 Kappa Sigma 4 0 Sigma Nu 1 3 KOG 3 1 Delta Tau Delta 3 0 Kappa Alpha 1 3 Phi Epsilon Kappa 3 1 In intramural competition Sigma Pi won convincingly Chi Sigma 2 1 Sigma Phi Epsilon 1 3 BSU 1 ?. four teams still remain over Sigma Phi Epsilon, 27-12. Tau Epsilon Phi 2 2 Tau Kappa Epsilon 1 3 Dragons I 3 unbeaten as the teams Tau Epsilon Phi romped Sigma Pi 2 2 Pi Kappa Phi 0 3 completed their third week of Tau Kappa Epsilon, 20-6. plan. Sanford Hall of the Two more "shutouts" Independent league was forced occurred as Chi Sigma and Phi to forfeit the remainder of Delta Theta rolled up 19-0 and their games as their team 27-0 wins over Sigma Nu and "didn't materialize," according Sigma Phi Epsilon. to Tom Martin, director of the In other action, unbeaten intramural program. Delta Tau Delta handed Kappa Alpha its third defeat by an In the fraternity league, 18-6 score. Alpha Tau Omega picked up Independent League results two wins last week with very saw the unbeaten Falcons convincing scores. Kappa rolling over the Dragons 26-0. Alpha lost to them 23-0 on Phi Epsilon Kappa rolled to Monday ; and Sigma Pi was the their second straight shutout victim on Thursday, 28-12. victory as the B.S.U. was the victim by a 27-0 score. Tough Kappa Sigma handed "hard luck" Pi Kappa Phi their Both the KOG and the third set-back by taking a 12-0 B.S.U. chalked up victories over Sanford due to forfeit.

Kappa Sigma quarterback Jim Bailey shows his form in fraternity league intramural action against Sigma Nu. Kappa Sig romped Sigma Nu 37-0.

DUIUKE COLLEGE FOOTBALL i n D

EXPLANATION - The Dpnkel system provides a continuous index to the relative strength of all teams. It reflects overage scoring margin combined with average opposition rating, weighted in favor of recent performance. Example: a 50.0 team has been 10 scoring points stronger, per game, than a 40.0 team against opposition of identical strength. Originated in 1929 by Dick Dunkcl. GAMES OF WEEK ENDING NOV. 2, 1969

Higher Raring Opposing U.C.L.A.* 106.0 (31) Wash'gton 74.9 Evansville* 38.2 I7i Butler 30.7 Utah* 90.9.. (19) Utah St 72.0 Hillsdale 55.0 I23i Findlay* 31.5 Rating Team Diff. Team Vanderbilt 81.1 (2) Tulane* 78.9 Indiana St* 59.0 14) instate 54.5 Va.Tech 82.7 (13) Wm.&Mary 69.4 Kenyon* 33.3._; 114) Oberlin 19.7 W.Virginia 94.1_(14) Kentucky* 80.4 Lincoln* 49.2 (11) Parsons 38.3 MAJOR GAMES Wyoming 94.3 (4) Arizona St* 90.7 Marietta* 49.4 (6i Mt.Union 43.8 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1 N.Dakota St* 83.9 (20) N.Iowa 63.5 Air Force 92.6 (15) Army* 77 EASTERN Omaha* 46.2 (5) Emporia St 41.5 Alabama 94.7 (12) Miss.St* 82 OTHER Otterbein 33.1 12) Heidelb'g* 31.0 Arizona 83.6 (6) BrigYoung* 78 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1 S'east La 67.0 (13) Youngsfn* 54.0 Arkansas* 105.5 (20) Tex.A&M 85 A.I.C.* 43.4 (10) CentConn 32.9 S.Illin's 58.7 (26) Bradley* 32.4 Auburn* 105.9 (2) Florida 104 Bloomsb'g 26.9 (1) Kutztown* 25.6 Valparaiso* 41.6 (12) DePauw 30.0 Bowl'gGr'n 80.4 (30) Marsh'1* 50 Boston U* 66.1- (7) U.Conn 59.0 Wabash 47.3 (26) Wheaton* 20.8 Tau Kappa Epsilon running back David Ashton bootlegs for extra Buffalo* 70.8 (16) Temple 54 Brockp't 23.3 (6) Mass.St* 17.3 W.Jewell 49.4 (101 Washburn* 38.9 Citadel 72.2 (7) Richmond* 64 Clarion 42.3 (13) Ship'nsb'g* 29.3 Wooster 32.4 (7) Hiram* 25.8 yardage in an upset victory over favored Kappa Alpha. Clemson* 82.8 ...(4) Maryland 78 Cortland* 47.9_ (2) Alfred 45.6 Colgate 62.2.. (3) Lehigh* 58 C.W.Post* 48.1 (19) S.Conn.St 29.3 OTHER SOUTHERN Colo.St* 77.3 (9) Tex-ElFaso 68 Del.State 34.7 (3) EStroudsbg* 31.8 Cornell* 65.0 (16) Columbia 49 Drexel 31.3 (13) F.M.C.* 17.9 SATURDAY NOVEMBER 1 Dartmouth 78.8 (4) Yale* 74 Edinboro* 35.1 (8) Geneva 27.2 Ab-Chris'n* 69.8.. (22) E.N.Mexico 48.1 Davidson* 73.7 (18) V.M.I. 55 Gettysb'g* 57.4 (0) Lafayette 56.9 ArkSt 76.1 ( 13) LamarTech* 63.0 Dayton* 68.0 (101 Xavier 57 GroveCity 30.3 (10) M'lersv'le* 20.5 B-Cookman 45.1_ (4) S.C.State* 41.4 Delaware* 72.9 (4) Rutgers Indiana.Pa 53.7 (28) Calif.St* 28.0 Catawba 54.6_ _(13) Presbyt'n* 41.1 Zeta Taus Meet Men E.Carolina* 65.2 (27) Furman Ithaca 47.1 (4) Bridgep't* 43.2 Centre* 37.5 _(17) Wilm'gton 20.8 FloridaSt* 92.1 (2) S.Carolina 89 J.Hopkins* 21.8 (2) Carnegie 20.2 Cha'nooga* 62.0_ (1) TennTech 60.9 Ga.Tech* 90.3 (11) Duke 79 Juniata 37.2 (27) Wash-Jeff* 10.2 Eastern Ky 66.3_ — (3) Murray* 62.9 Harvard 63.8 (6) Penn* 58 Kings Pt 45.9 (8) Hobart* 37.6 E.Texas St 62.8 _(14) H.Payne* 49.0 Houston* 102.9 (13) Miami.Fla 89 LebValley 31.6 (25) F & M' 6.6 Georget'n* 35.0. (1) SWoseph 33.9 Iowa* 88.7 (7) Minnesota 81 Lycoming* 24.0 (0) Upsala 24.0 Guilford* 35.2- (5) Newberry 30.0 In Derby Cup Action Kans.St 104.7 (3) Missouri* 102 Maine* 49.9 (9) Hofstra 40.7 H-Sydney 42.7- . 110) Em.Henry* 32.2 L.S.U. 109.1 _(9) Mis'sippi* 99 Montclair 41.5 (26) Trenton* 15.7 Len.Rhyne 60.0 (10) C-Newman 49.8 La.Tech* 85.1 (22) So.Miss 62 Moravian* 42.8— (7) Albright 35.3 Miss.Coll 50.5_ ..(12) ArkA&M 38.5 By Jimmy Bennett rushing and this has been made Louisv'le 68.5 (1) Kent St* 67 Muhlenb'g 22.7_(12) Sw'thmore* 10.4 R-Macon 45.4.... (16) W.MaryPd* 29.4 Memphis St* 97.7 (27) Tulsa 72 Rochester 39.9 (2) StLawrence* 37.8 S'west La* 66.5 _(13) N'east La 53.2 Sports Editor possible by a scrappy line Michigan* 97.4 (20) Wisconsin 77 Slip.Rock* 39.5 (11) Lk.Haven 28.3 Tampa* 78.9 - (7) Quantico 71.7 clearing the way for the Mich.St* 92.7 (11) Indiana 82 Sushanna 43.2 (3) DelVaUey* 39.7 Tenn.St 71.3 ..(141 Southern* 57.3 Nebraska* 97.8 (1) Colorado 97 Thiel* 44.9 (27) Adelbert 18.2 Tex.A ft I 72.7_ „(33) Sul Ross* 39.7 We've had men playing feminine running back. N.Carolina 81.9 (12) Virginia* 69 Trinity 30.8 (5) Coast Gd* 25.6 Trinity* 53.6 _ (2) Tex.Luth'n 51.2 N.Texas St 80.3 (17) Cinc'nari* 63 Ursinus* 31.9 (18) Towson 13.7 Troy St 75.8 -.(161 McNeese* 59.5 football, we've had women Wesleyan* 47.1 (25) Hamilton 22.2 On defense, the Zetas sport Notre Dame* 105.2 (33) Navy 71 Wash-Lee 29.7 _(11) Sewanee* 19.1 playing football, and now we Ohio St 114.7 (35) N'western* 79 W.Chester* 59.0 (18) Mansfield 41.4 W.Carolina 66.5 (21) Elon* 45.3 a strong forward wall. The Ohio U* 76.2 (1) W.Mich'n 75 Westm'ster 44.0_<6) Waynesb'g* 38.0 Western Ky* 69.9. - (16) Morehead 54.0 have men and women playing Oklahoma* 96.4 (14) Iowa St 82 Wilkes*' 54.5 -(23) Dickinson 31.2 Wofford* 65.5 (10) Appalach'n 55.4 linebackers are headed by Wittenb'g 63.5 (7) Bucknell* 56.1 football. The battle of the Okla. St 90.8 (10) Kansas* 81 quick little Sharon Rowland. Oregon* 82.2 (20) Idaho 61 Williams* 41.0 (9) Union 32.1 sexes will take to the gridiron Pacific 89.3 (14) Wash.St* 75 Worc.Poly* 34.4 _ (15) R.P.I. 19.2 OTHER FAR WESTERN This crew should be able to Penn St* 106.6- -(40) BostonCol 66 Saturday at 2 p.m. as the Zeta SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1 contain the passing attack of Princeton* 68.9_ (18) Brown 50 OTHER MIDWESTERN Adams St* 37.4 (27) Ft.Lewis 10.3 Tau Alpha Sorority meets the Purdue 97.7_ _(27) niinois* 70 Highlands* 71.4_ (36) ColoWesfn 35.7 the Chi Sig pledges. San Jose* 64.4 (0) N.Mexico 64 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1 Akron 77.5 (17) CentMich* 60.3 Idaho St 67.2 (26) PortlandSt* 40.8 Chi Sigma Pledges. The game, So.Calif 104.9 _<13) California* 91. L ft C* 36.8 (10) Col.Idaho 27.2 Stanford 105.1 (14) Oregon St* 91 Allegheny 38.5 (31) Case* 7.8 tagged the "Derby Cup" will Chi Sigma quarterback B-Wallace 63.3 (9) O.Wesl'n* 54.6 Montana 75.2 (26) Mont.St* 49.3 Syracuse 94.0 (19) Pittsb'gh* 75 S.Diego St 92.6 (25) Fresno St* 67.7 Howard Miller will be throwing Tennessee 110.9 (6) Georgia* 104 BaU St* 56.4 (0) Mid.Tenn 56.2 take place behind the Hanner Bethany* 34.3 (0) J.CarroU 34.0 S.F.State 37.9 (29) S.Oregon* 8.8 Texas 113.9 (29) S.M.U.* 84 Weber St* 68.9 (2) N.Arizona 67.3 to ends Tommy Padgett and Tex-Arl'ton* 71.6 (4) W.Tex.St 68. Capital* 47.3 (2) Ashland 45.2 Gym on the golf course. Westm'ster 31.3_(14) W.N.Mex.* 17.1 T.C.U. 86.1 (10) Baylor* 75, Denison 51.1 (2) Muskingum* 49.0 Glenn Cheney against the Doane* 52.4 (22) NebWesl'n 30.3 Texas Tech* 84.8 (7) Rice 77 * Home Team Both squads are in good ruff-tuff Zetas. Mike Martin Toledo 92.4 (13) Miami.O* 79, Drake 67.8 (13) S.Dakota* 54.3 shape, and the game promises heads up the fraternity pledge to be an exciting and hard defensive corps at guard. fought match. NATIONAL AND SECTIONAL LEADERS NATIONAL EAST MIDWEST SOUTH SOUTHWEST FAR WEST A solid defense, an elusive Ohio St 114.7 Penn St 106.6 Ohio St 114.7 Tennessee 110.9 Texas 113.9 U.C.L.A. —106.0 The Zetas have looked good running game, and good looks Texas 113.9 Syracuse __ _94.0 Notre Dame 105.2 Louisiana St 109.1 Arkansas 105.5 Stanford 105.1 Tennessee 110.9 Villanova _83.2 Kansas St _ 104.7 Auburn 105.9 Houston 102.9 S.California 104.9 in their outings in the should win it for the Zeta's but Louisiana St 109.1 Dartmouth . -78.8 Missouri 102.0 Georgia 104.6 Arizona St _90.7 Wyoming 94.3 by no more than 12. The Penn St 106.6 Army -77.5 Nebraska 97.8 Florida 104.3 Tex.Christian 86.1 Air Force —92.6 powder-puff tournament so U.C.L.A. 106.0 Pittsburgh _75.4 Purdue 97.7 Mississippi 99.6 Texas A&M _. 85.9 California —91.9 far. They heve kept mistakes to ground attack of the men's will Auburn 105.9 Yale _74.1 Michigan 97.4 Memphis St -97.7 Texas Tech -84.8 San Diego St 92.6 Arkansas 105.5 Delaware _72.9 Colorado 97.2 Alabama 94.7 So.Methodist 84.6 Oregon St —91.2 a minimum. Fullback Nan be their only hope, as the Notre Dame 105.2 Navy _ _71.8 Oklahoma -96.4 W.Virginia __94.1 Arizona 83.6 Utah 90.9 Ed en field has carried the women are known for their Stanford 105.1 Buffalo .70.8 Michigan St 92.7 Florida St 92.1 N.Texas St _80.3 U.Pacific __89.3 Svc pigskin for most yardage outstanding pass coverage. Copy right 1969 by Dunkel Sports Research THE GEORGE-ANNE Fri., Oct. 31, 1969 Page 12 Better Program Seen As 'Big Blue' Forms

The college is on the move! Thanks to one certain club, more and better programs are finishing second in 1960 and foreseeable in the future. The 1968, third in 1964 and fifth club making this possible is the in 1967. "Big Blue." The gymnastic team has participated in two national Coach J.I. Clements got the tournaments, finishing second Golf Team Participates In whole idea started here after he on both occasions. heard about a school in the midwest who had formed a The golf and tennis teams program of- financial support. are competing in the national All-Dixie Collegiate Tourney Coach Clements then received tournament for the first time this year. In joining forces with By BOB WILLIAMS Simmons, a junior from Carr praised freshmen, the needed information for the NCAA, the college will be Sports Staff Writer Fort Worth, Texas, was low Jimmy Ellis, Mickey Pass, setting this program up able to compete at major medalist on last year's team Ricky Armstrong, Pat Lane and—"Big Blue" came alive. college status thanks to the The college golf team, led and is expected to repeat this and Kenny King. season. He averaged 74 for his "Big Blue" was formed as a efforts made by the "Big Blue" by returning letterman Brooks "Ellis was twice Virginia play during the team matches. coordinated system of organization. Simmons, will play in the State Champion, in 68 and 69, All-Dixie Intercollegiate Golf Two other returnees, Stan and I feel that we were quite supporting the Student-Athlete To gain membership in the Tournament scheduled for Czerno and Eddie Register, Scholarship program of the "Big Blue," one has to make a fortunate to get Jimmy here," Thursday and Friday, October who averaged 75's last year for Carr remarked. college. This will help the financial contribution of at 30 and 31 at the Columbus second place will be the athletic department in their least $10. The members in Country Club in Columbus, number two and three men on "Pass has been playing real return receive recognition by efforts to attract the top Ga. this season's squad. well in practice and so has having special seating privileges "We have definitely athletes of the future. Fine Besides GSC, other teams Armstrong. And of course, in the "Big Blue" section as such as the University of strengthened our fourth, fifth Lane was the winner of the athletes have been recruited in well as having a parking section Georgia, Georgia Tecb, and sixth positions," said Carr, Chris S chenkel golf the past, but as we move up to reserved strictly for "Big Blue" Auburn, Florida, East "We may even have some scholarship," he added. NCAA competition, the members. The members will Tennessee State, Georgia State freshmen move up to take "They've all been showing real emphasis will be on providing also have a "Big Blue" decal and Columbus College will those spots." well.' denoting their membership. enough scholarships to attract participate in the two-day top athletes. With an all-weather track tourney. Although the golf team proposed and track & field, boasted of a 12-4-1 record for The college is trying to swimming, and wrestling build an athletic program that competition also in the plans, the 68-69 year, Coach Paul will rank at the top in these programs can become a Carr says he expects the team reality only through funds to be "even stronger this year." intercollegiate sports. During "We've really got some fine our tenure in the NAIA, the received from the "Big Blue." golfers on the team and if we basketball team has Mr. Charlie Robbins is the can continue playing as good as participated in five national chairman of this club for we have been playing, I think tournaments, winning the beginning the movement of we'll do better than last year," championship in 1962, this program on campus. he stated.

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