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VOLUME X FEBRUEV6, 1972 NUMBER 3 NEW FACE I HHH VISITS ERAU

Hubert Humphrey talks to ERA11 ctvdcnis

Sunday, ERAU had the ranged from economics to honor of hosting Minnesota comparing the past decade Senator Hubert Humphrey to to an aircraft going an informal question and through severe "soc~al ARTHUR ROUGHTON answer period. The event turbulence. ' He stressed I took place in the Academic the need for the youth of A few of you have had Com~lex at 6:00 PM when the nation to train them- the opportunity to meet the- democratic president- selves in order to reach the new face on campus. He ial hopef~lfor 1972 drove their goals through these is Mr. Arthur C. Roughton, up in his white cadillac unpredictable times. from Reading Penn, our new limousine after touring After his oration, Sen- Assistant Dean of Men. and campaigning around the ator Humphrey opened .up Mr. Roughton earned his Daytona Beach area. to questions that might BA in Psychology at Duke Senator Humphrey walked have arisen. The first University while being a in amid a rousing round question, which seemed al- member and officerd Theda of applause that lasted most loaded, was whether Chi Fraternity; received several minutes. After or not he favored the SST. Masters at George Peabody the applause had subsided, Surprisingly he admitted College for teachers. SGA President Frank Mayer that though he liked the He trained at Syraccse did the honors of present- SST, he voted against it University for the Peace ing the former vice presi- because he thought the Corp and spent two years dent to the jam packed same. technology could be in Tanzaniz Africa teach- room of ERAU students and gathered from the F4 ing. He worked for Guid- other well wishes. Phantom. Reasoning fur- ance Center Inc. develop- Senator Humphrey deliv- ther on his decision he ing and running a day- ered a short speech before brought forth the infor- school program for dis- going to the questions. mation that: the airlines turbed children. Mr. The main issue of his were so far back in their Roughton's last job was as speech was centered about payment for other aircraft the President of the Vol- the students and their that the addition of the usia County chapter of the newly won vote. He urged SST to their budget would Council for Exceptional all to take part in elec- require unnecessary burd- Children. He completed tions and denounced those ens and most likely force Florida's requiremen* for who "cop-out" of the sys- the aircrafts to require a teacher's certificate at tem. His choice of topics con't pg 6 Stetson during this time and worked his way up to Commadore in the Halifax SORRY r Sailing Association. To. Our Headers : As the new Assistant Although we promised a new Avion format this Dean of Men, his primary week as you can see this isn't it. Due chiefly functions are liason to to an editorial mistake, the new format won't clubs, Fraternities, and appear till next week. We're very sorry to the SGA and helping speed have promised something and not pulled through. the machinery at Dean See you next week, bright, shiny and new... Spears Office. Editor sistantly made great ad- by our student body in vances toward better jour- last Monday's Senatorial nalism here on campus. As and Senior Class eleC- my three year tenure here tions. Fewer than 450 at Embry-Riddle moves ever faces turned'up to drop closer to its climax, I their ballots. Represent- feel the newspaper has ation is a duty as well as reached a level far aright. Can you the

Accreditation is an

students for your help in Needless to say, the state student. Be aware of the the way of "turn-out" dux- of Florida has already procedures and prilkciples ing the elections. We had been trampled by a host of involved and give ERAU a about 35% of the Student other presidential hope- good representation when Body vote which is very fuls. None though, stopped the team arrives. It's good and shows student here on campus. Aviation for your own good! concern in the SGA. is closely tied to poli- . Senator Humphrey was tics and government. If very impressed by the Un- Mr. Humphry is the only iversity and most of all candidate interested in by the students. He told better communications with me that he would like to aviation people, surely return at a later date and our chances for jobs in ROBERT E, DUDEN see more of the campus. He the field will be much ED:TOR, AVION made the point of how con- slimmer in the future. cerned the students were, expressed by the high cal- iber and importance of the ALL students graduating in questions asked. He stated RELIEF TUBE April (in all carriculu~ms) how relaxed the students Sorry about missing who did not attend the seemed to be, which in last week, but after those January 27th meeting must turn, made him feel much super ridiculous proposi-. report as soon as possible more relaxed. So on be- tions which some people to the office of the Dejn half of Senator Humphrey took as real happenings of Students. Measurements thanks for the good turn two weeks ago, I caught so for caps and gowns are out an3 intellectual per- much flack I went into being taken in the Housing Pormance by yon the stu- ' hiding. Office. dents. Next weekend (Saturday) The ROTC program is is the Valentine's Dzy . still in the planning Dance. The ad says: There is no truth to the stage which makes it in- Valentine Dance rumor that: possible to put facts on Feb. 12 9-1:30 paper. All I can tell you "Madisons" now is that it will be Plaza ID required 1) The new ERAU Eagle sign' here September 1972. That means great fun to he erected at the Aca- Congatulations to the for those who come. The demic Complex has two newly elected Senators and "Madisons" are returning right wings. the Senior class officers. by popular demand (They I am looking forward to played last Halloween). .working with you and I Also we are allowing one There is no truth to the wish you "hard work" in guest per ID carrier. If rumor that: the Senate. you bring more,they must be cleared by the SGA of-

races. say's campagin manager. FRANK.A. MAYER . .SGA PRESIDENT, > -- .------. -. - -. -. Page 3 - CANDl DATES ACCREDITATION VIEWS CRITIQUE In 1968 Embry-Riddle on canpus from 13 Fehruary was accredited by the 1972 until 16 Fehruary by Hank Cothran. Southern Association of 1972. The other members Colleges and schools of the committee and their THE CANDIDATES: (SACS), the regional asso- specific areas of interest George McGovern ciation for the southeast- are: - -, ern portion of the United Student Personnel: HSy Senator George McGovern, States. Once accredited, Bowers - Associate Dean of D. S.Dakota, is making his all universities must be Student Affairs, North second serious bid for the re-accredited at the first Carolina State (Raleigh) Democratic nomination for four year period, and Business: D. L. Vaughan - President. thence every ten years Treasurer, University of Labeled as a one issue (with an interim five year the South, Sewanee, Tenn. candidate, Senator Mc- report). The process is Librar : R. C. Janeway - Govern has been working formally laid down in a Texas Fech, Lubbock, Texas hard to rid hiinself of 'guide from SACS and re- Off-Campus Activities: Dr. this image. On a recent

auires ab7ut 18 months~~~~~~ of~ Nicholas Mitchell - Dean. visit to Daytona he ex- preparation culminating.in College of General studies pressed concern over the the production of an In- University of South Carol- present administration's stitutional self-studv re- ina (~olumbia) stand on civil rights, port. This report is- the Humanities, general edu- ecology, welfare, the basis for the visit of a cation: A.T. Cavano-Chair- economy and the war. committee to evaluate the man, Developmental Studies Senator McGovern is a report with relation to Pavetteville Tech. Inst. liberal. In every speech conditions at the univer- FaGetteville. N .C. he ~ushesthe fact that he sity; recommend, and sug- a via ti on ~echnical Spec- was anti-war long before gest to SACS (and the uni- ialties:~.~.Kitley - Pro- the other Democrate can- versity in question) on fessor of Aeros~aceEnain- didates. In the speeches those items that might not erring, School bf via ti on that'1 have heard him make meet the "standards" of Auburn University,Alabama. he ties every problem that the accreditatioti process- R. Wood - Head, Aerospace this nation faces today es. These recommendations Department, Middle Tenn. into our involvement in and suggestions are made State University Vietnam. to the president of the There will he at least McGovern has been a co- university at the conclus- one faculty meeting on 15 sponsor on every piece of ion of the com~ittee vis- February for the Assis- civil riahts leaislation it. The university then tance of the committee since 1966. He is strong has (in our case) from 16 and there will be require- advocate of equal rights February 1972 to some menl: for student partici- for every person regard- early date in November pation in the findings of less of race or sex. '72 to make definite moves the committee. As require- Mr. McGovern believes with respect to the "re- ments are made known to us that equal rights are not commendations" and to pro- information to students Dresent in America because. vide either a rebuttal or will be passed through-the bf the lack of equal op- snmP correction with re- portunity. He has stated spect to "suggestions" . that if elected he will (In 1968 there were three There is nd truth to the push for legislation guar- 'recommendations and twelve rumor that: anteeing a minimum income "suggestions"). In Novem- I 3) Mr. Kirk~atrick nas of $1000.00 for every man, ber Mr. Hunt will be re- placed a purchAse request women and child in the US. quired to meet with a I for 24 doz.cans of black He feels that increased committee at SACS and spray paint. & 5,000 boxes State the progress taken I of white chalk. con't. pg.14 by the university in these respects. If his present- +OOA~~SEE THE HOOAI(A . ation satisfies the com- TRI-COUNTY mittee, and in fact, the university has met the re- quirements of all the @NAiI~~IBIKMoToRcYcLEs "standards' then our re- NEW accreditation is taken to / CHAMPION FOR THE a vote in early December. LOC=ATION If re-accreditation is a- PAST FOUR YEARS warded, the announcement in December will make our re-accreditation retroact- ive to 1 January 1972 we will be 0@r&ru6j.~! PHONE 252-1987 for another years der SACS au pices. exact dates for the committee visit have been established. The Committee, chaired by Dr. Harry Ashmore, President of Arm- strong State College in Savannah, Georgia, will be . ' Page 4 "ear Uean Fella: GRAFFITI Much thanks for school- bus tires and for return- CONTEST ing dart. Both were very SPONSORED BY soodr PHOENIX '72 . Arthur Kamanahwanna Now all those sayings you've heard about our THE KAMANAHWANNA LETTERS school can pay off for By Gary Anderson TO: Dean Deadly you. Your words of wit TO: Arthur Kamanahwanna FROM: Director of Housing can be worth $20. It's FROM: Dean of Exchange SUBJECT: Arthur Kamanah- easy to enter,just follow Students wanna the rules shown below. SUBJECT: Welcome to ElllbrY We have contacted the CONTEST RULES Riddle Rickyrak government con- 1. Graffiti must pertain We of the administra- cerning Arthur's rather to EMU (ie. faculty, ad- tion at ERAU join with the strange eating habits. ministration, flight line, faculty and students in Unfortunately, they were clubs, etc. welcoming you to our not much help. As a mat- 2. The use of undue. pro- school. You are the first ter of fact, they wrote fanitv will be subiect to exchance student from the back asking if his room- the iiscretion o? the Rickyrak Isla~ds. mates and the tires had judges. Sincerely yours, been government inspected. 3. All entries must be I would appreciate it if signed and have appropri- Marvin R. Deadly ' Co., U.S. cavalky, Ret. you would speak to him a- ate ERAU Box number. bout this situation. 4. All entries must be Dear Dean Fella: -laced on a whole sheet of ~uchthanks for memo, paper or note card. it was very good. So was Dear Housing Director: 5. More than one entry may roommate feller. Keep em Much thanks for Dean be placed on the same coming. Fella you sent. He was I sheet of uauer or card. Arthur Kamanahwanna very good. 6. All entries must be ?.rthur Kamanahwanna sent to "Phoenix" Box 1508 TO: Dead Deadly I on or before Friday, March FROM: Director of Housing 3, 1972. SIBJECT: Missing student 7. All entries will become the property of the 1972 In the Dast months.four Angus Patrion, whoever Phoenix. of Arthur - ~amanahwanna' s 'you may .be, please stop by 8. Decision of the iudses- - roommates have disappeared Fm. 123, Mr. Campbell's is final. ~lso,local farms are mis- office, and let us know 9. Phoenix staff members .sing four goats, two sheep -who you are. We received and their families are not and a cow. your story. for the MAIN eligible. Simon Dingo FRAME, we liked it, and 10. Entries will be judged PRIVATE, USKC, Ret. need to see vou before we on the basis of original- print it. ity and content. TO: Arthur Kamanahwanna Please stop by the The best entries will FROM: Holiday Inn first chance -YOU set.- appear in the 1972 SUBJECT: Meal Ticket John Foster Phoenix. Order yours to- Editor, Main Frame It has come to our at- day at the Sf+ office. tention that your meal ticket with us was only used once. May we remind you that the U.S. Depart- mefit of State has taken care of your provisions This program affords the junior college graduate here. Also, we would like an opportunity to earn a commission as an Rrmy to know what you are eat- Officer upon graduation from a four year coll'ege. ing? To make a good thing better, you receive $100 per month as well as a draft deferment while in the Dear Holiday Inn Fellas: Thank you for meal ticket. It was very good. Arthur Kamanahwanna

TO: Dead Deadly FROM: Director of Housing SUBJECT: Missing Tires Third U.S. Armg ROTE Instructor moup It has come to my at- Stetson University tention that the tires on DeIand. Plorida 32720 all the schoal buses axe missing and the night watchman was found with a poison dart in his neck. Please check with Arthur Kamanahwanna since the Rickyqak Islanders are the only people in the world still using thed.. Page 5 I B@A AHP GREE/(S AX BX APQ I , I: .. Sigma Phi Delta Alpha Rho Omega sigma chi We had a quiet week Record attendance has Eta Iota chapter is well here at Pi Chapter with become a habit at Alpha on the way to another sem- everyone waiting for our Rho Gmega functions. Only ester of significant Saturday evening initia- five members were absent school and community act- tion. Our new brother is at the Jan. 26th meeting ivities. In the plans are Buddy Matlock from and less at the ~revious the Easter Seal Drive, the Savannah, Georgia. A keg one. The new con~iittees United Fund Drive,complete provided the means for have begun the year with redecoration of the chapter entertainment later on and informative and interest- room, intramural softball began to take its toll as ing programs and as a re- and the usual game of the night progressed. Some sult attendance has soar- seeing how many kegs we of our straglers wnadered ed. can finish in one night. over to Delta Chi's house Russian astronauts,seem Congratulations to Our afterwards to check on on the screen for the newly initiated btothers their party. first time at a Alpha Rho who competed their pro- Our pledge period will Omesa function. were well fitable pledge training begin this Sundsy night at recgived by ail present. period on January 22. The 7:30. Anyone wishing to Thanks to the entertain- twenty new brothers had pledge should be there by I ment committee. proven themselves as def- then or contact a brother Past - President Larry inate assets during the if you cannot make it. So Abbott received a Gavel pledge training semester , far we should have about from President Chuck and will no dowt continue ten pledges but the more Harris, in recognition of to make signiticar.t contri- the merrier. outstanding service to the butions to Sigma Chi. The brothers of . Pi fraternity. Thanks to Brother Larry Chapter at this time would Three Alpha Rho Omega Sweney for doing a trernen- like to thank everyone who brothers were actively dous job in the prepera- voted for Mike and Brett seeking office in the SGA tion and conduct of rush. in the election Monday. elections; Skip Dawson, Due to his efforts, Sigma Sorry Dave. SteDhen Ward. and Kim Chi will be pledging an- ~orgiswere mbng the many other promising and diver- Alpha Eta Rho ERAU students showing sified group of men. The their interest in YOUR "smoker" on Thursday night well, it looks like student government. while on the serious side, Rho isn't going to make it The evening's highlight allowed rushees to gain to the Regional N.I.F.A. was a talk by Tom Paradis some insight into what meets in Fort Lauderdale. one the BD-5A. Rumor has Sigroa Chi is all about, After checking into it a it that Alpha Rho Omega and the advantages of be- little further, we found members may see one of ing a lifelong member. out that the competition these flylng machines tak- Horever, on Friday lots of is tomorrow, which would ing shape in the near fu- good food and beer were give us no chance to prac- ture. It was noted in consumed in our first tice. Some of the Rho Tom's talk that the BD-5A social function of the brothers have decided to with a 70 horsepower en- semester. go down anyway to get a sine can cruise at 225 Not ones to call it look at what it entails,as GPH! (FAST) quits, the brothers held we have been invited to their first practice (7) the National Meets at For Sale: Consol TV set the next day for the up- Purdue in May. Call Fred at 253-6781-Ext. I coming softball league. School has been going 238. $25.00 Just what we practiced is now for a few weeks and by now everyone knows about the fraternities on camp- A SHORT DRIVE TO us. You've already probably attended the Rush INEXPENSIVE FUN FLYING AT parties of the other fraternities to compare and contrast them. The Rush for Alpha Eta Rho is on Wednesday, Feb. 9th in robm 108-110 of the Academic Complex at 7 PM. BEAUTIF Y ORIGINAL J-3 CUB You've already seen how I 1 CESSNA the social frats operate, CESSNA 53 why not some to see how RIDE IN A STEARMAN $5.00 a professional avaition DUAL AEROBATICS frat operates. We can't CHECK OUT IN A TAILDRAGGER SOON! promise you a big head the next day, but we can pro- I f mise you a good and in- J+W AIRCRAFT formative time. DELAND MUNICIPAL AIRPORT DELAND, FLORIDA 12116_I SOUTH A~N~IcAVENUE - AIA -

government ' subsidation. Senator Humphrey then answered a question regarding the newly Pro- posed space shuttle. Humphrey stated that he is fully behind the program because it will greatly reduce the loss of money and material due to the "use once, throw a- way" method that is now in present use. From there, the Minne- sota Senator enswered other questions ranging

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767-5682 VETS ASSOC. E RAU-VWA NEW CHAIRMAN There was a full moon ERAU BOARD last Saturday night and so were sixteen happy couples on a hayride enjoyii~gthe OF TRUSTEES beautiful night! We had a DAYTONA BEACH, FLA..... "8 a,, ."-",,. , .,","., hayride which took Us Jan. 25, '72...Brigadier The Vet's Welcoming through Tomoka State Park General William W.Spruance Party went over real big and up A1A past the Ormond was elected to serve as last weekend: the Beef and Beach Pier. Imagine the Chairman of the Board of Bottle restaurant-lounqe ref lectiori of the moola mi Trustees of Embry-Riddle to be an ideal the water, ridinq along on Aeronautical University, setting. A membership a hayride, drinking beer: Daytona Beach, effective meeting has been scheduled The ride was followed by a with the resignation of for ~rida~evening, the gathering at President Mr. John G. McKay, Jr.on 11th. at the Boar's Head aunt's house where we ate January 22, 1972. Mr. Lounge; beer will be 25C. hot chili, cold cuts, chip McXay has served as Chair- As usual stories of narrow 'n' dips, and drank some man of ERAU since 1968 and escapes, tyrant instruct- more beer. The evening will remain active on the ors, and running the table was a complete success and Board of Trustees. in "eight ball" will be in .we hope to do it again. B/General Spruance was abundance. Speaking of beer, we commissioned in the Field Jim Baerwolf has organ- want to start saving beer Artillery in 1939 after ized a softball team for cans. 80 start filling up graduation from the the intra-mural league some bags and Pam Yehtman, Princeton ROTC. Assigned this season. Anv Vet in- our President, will an- to Patton's 2nd Armored terested in joining may nouce a collection center Division, he piloted and contact Jim personally or at oi:b next meeting. used his own plane to ex- leave a note~in his box, The next meeting will periment and inaugurate X532. be held at Pam's,house at air reconnaissance for The Vet's Club is 333 Fletcher Rd., near tank maneuvers. In 1943 running a sale of beer White Street, at 7:30 PM, he transferred to the Air mugs this tri, you can Tuesday, Feb. 8th. Any Corps and was stationed in see and buy them at the Embry-Riddle Veteran's the China - Burma - India Used Book Store located in wife is welcome to come theatre. He returned to the Student Center. The. and join at any meeting. reserve status in 1946 and mugs are real nifty and If you'd like more infor- joined the Delaware Air ;*illcome in handy for the mation call Lisa Wolff at National Guard. He is beach parties this spring. 252-5686. At the meeting currently serving as That's all for this time, we'll see films of the Assistant Adjutant General remember.. .try not to let' Christmas Party we had for Air of the Delaware any work or term papers for handicapped Easter Air National Guard. interfere with your social Seal children and we'll B/General Spruance activities and to drive discuss arrangements for a joined the Board of careful: talk and film on cancer Trustees of ERAU in 1967. by the Cancer Society. Of His son, William,graduated course, good things to eat from ERAU with a Bachelor will end our meeting. of Science Degree in Aero- , DO you want $100 wk. part- Hope to see everyone at nautical Science. General time? Have you or your the meeting Tuesday night! and Mrs Srruance reside wife call 672-2886 for in- iin Wllmlngton, Delaware formation and an intesview and Marathon, Florida.

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Largest Selection Of Accessorles And ' Page 8 ~GMACHI CONIT bedatale as most were nursing sore heads from saFeiy tips the night before, Sohn It hasn't been many Delaffosse spent so much years since the image of time in left field ire have an aviator was one of an ITALIAN to give the grass a one intrepid,scarf-in-the-wind month breather. Pog made individual who thrived on it about an hour late and danger. He was measurea RESTAURANT promptly stepped up to the by his valorous spirit and plate and, drove a long, by his willingness to dem- high one to the catcher, onstrate complete lack of while Jim Furman showed fear. There was never a ?- *.-- beautiful execution of a bridge with span :a small slide into second. Jerry he could not fly under it, Nichols was so engrossed nor a cow so slow he would with the ants in right not chase it. Between he field, he didn't see three and his colleagues there fly balls that came hie was never a dare too ex- way; and while Roger Moody treme, nor a wager too saw them, he didn't know meager to gamble for. To what to do about it. A win a drink of bourbon he few times, it looked as would gamble with his life though Gamarano was play- -many tames he lost and ing soccer, but he did died. But even in death .A kick the ball towards the his hero image lived on. Open Daily 3 infield onoe, Rick Rouse Ballads were written of his 4:W P.M. to Il:m P.M. g made some good stops at exploits and toasts were Closed Tuesdays second, but kept forget- made in esteemed remembr- 3 ting to throw the ball. ance. It made little SPECIALIZING 'ir Chuck Bouvan impressed us difference whether his 2 with his throw from short death resulted from an act c?? IN THE VERY FINEST 3 to first, timed at three of heroism or a vain at- minutes an2 forty two tempt to prove the impos- f OF lTALlAN FOODS qi seconds and six to eight sible. He was a member bounces. Tom Nanfelt , of a elite (and forgiving) 2 Mi. N - Granada Ave. .i Skip Beard and Dick Gadd group. His era has passed. U.S.#l Ormand Beach 2 played the whole game but We've come a long way by Petrock's Motel . $ missed most of it, being in establishing the im- 3 more interested in what pression that today's Air ~eservations-~akeouts3 was happening at the air- Force pilot is a mature, Phone: 672-0463 4 port. Mike Meck and Gary thoroughly capable and re- Spangler made a pretty liable individual; the good showing considering type of professional our Rubye Hogasapian how old they are, and Rick ,fellow citizens can feel Your Hostess $. spicer and Wilke just got secure in trusting then in the way. . lives to. But we are hand. Congratulations to capped in these efforts by Brother Steve Avery who is an occasional blunder by Your Chef Dedication Coordinator for one of our own. Each year the Gill Robb Wilson Mem- there are instances where oriai, and to Dave Wilkin- our pilots ignored all the son, newly elected chair- training and, education man of the IFC. that had been pumped into - Page 9 - Page 10 * ...

Basketball The 1971 Basketmll season has come to a close at Embry-Riddle. The tern ended the season with a 4 to 6 record. It can be described as a success when considering the fact that it consisted of one . senior, a sophomore, and the rest freshmen. The underclassmen preformed well, giving Coach Ed Wurzback bright promises for the coming year. Larry Schillings played his final season for the Daytona Beach, Fla-- A offer opposition to the Eagles. He ended his col- field of international Ferraris. Two of the legiate career as the all drivers and a number of Lolas are powered by the .time scoring leader here. European racing teams are three-liter Cosworth-Ford The allstate guard will set to compete in the Feb formula one engine and be missed. 6 Daytona Continental at the remaining pair incor- Many thanks to the fans Daytona International porate a lighter two- who followed the team this speedway. liter version. In Buenos A three- car factory Aires it was one of the Ferrari effort leads the Lolas that recorded the list of more than 40 cars fastest lap of the race. Alfa Romeo, a popular

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Bring this ad to: 1436 VoZusia Ave. or Page 11 Safety Tips, Con't them and deliberately went beyond their own and their aircraft's limits. Some gave in to temptation and ALPHA ETA 'RHO' attempted maneuvers that could only end in disaster, others buzzed their friends or their wives. $ .Their shows were as spec- INTERNATIONAL pacular as they were heartbreaking for the spectators. AVIATION Since Lincoln Beach.::: pioneered low level acro- t batics years ago, hundreds FRATERNITY of airmen have proven they can be safely flown by an aviator who is proficient. f Hundreds of others have '$ proven that thev are dead- f i iv for those w'ho are not. f -. ------This kind of an accident THE BROTHERS OF ALPHA ETA- ... .RHO. . . .ARE. . - .Hna?lrNc. - - -.. - is, fortunately, rare in THEIR TRIMESTERLY RUSB PARTY THIS WEDNES- today's Air Force. NIGHT IN BUILDING "A" OF THE ACADEMIC.COM- ?.s a group, most pilots PLEX IN ROOMS 108-110 AT 7:00 P.M.AI.1, feel they are capable of INTERESTED STUDENTS ARE INVITED TO ATTEIID. handling any manerver-at DRESS WILL BE CASUAL,AND FREE REFRESHMENTS any altitude. The very WILL BE SERVED. nature of their profession requires their confidence. for without an aggressive f ALPHA ETA RHO HAS CHAPTERS AT MOS~LEADING i .outlook our combat cap- COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES ACROSS THE NATION ability would be seriously AND ABROAD.AUBURN,PURDUE,WESTERN MICHIGAN, degraded. And every AND THE UNNERSITY OF ILLILOIS TO MENTION squadron must feel that it A PEW. has the very best Of' pilots-heaven help him who admits he might be the BROADEN YOUR HORIZONS AND MEET NEW AND INT- weak link in the chain. EPZSTING PEOPLE.OUR MEMBERSHIP INCLUDES THOSE We expect our pilots to REPRESENTING ALL TBE FIELDS OF AVIATION.BE know their airplanes ,. UNIQUE,BE PROFESSIONAL,BE A MEMBER OF ALPHA systems, procedures, and f ETA RHO! 1: themselves well enough to cope with any maneuver % that may be required in f the conduct of their mission. This is as it must have proven. time and time such cases, the pilots be. Yowever, low level again, spur-of-the -moment involved only proved their' acrobatics and thrill skill testing of one an- foolhardiness. seeking deviations from other's ability or impul - In a recent accident mission briefings cannot sive exhibitions of-air- involving two aircraft at- be condoned if we are to manship close to the tempting a low level man- maintain our professional ground often ends in dis- euver (barrel roll). the stature. Accident records aster. In the maioritv of second aircraft dished out and struck the ground, killing the pilot. The maneuver was not necessary in mission accomplishment nor was it briefed prior. to flight. Here are a few exderpts taken from the analysis portion of the investigation: " .. .The pilot, espe- ciallv the fiqhter pilot. must -choose between-meet: ONE'OF DAYTC~'S HOST COMPLETE INVENTORIES OF: ing the responsibilityes of command and being .branded as 04ercaurious and old-womanish. Since men have flown airplanes, they have proven their prowess by performing dan- gerous maneuvers at low VO!T%IA AUTO P!s//252-9642 altitude. Both the capa- bility and willingness to 841 VOIUS'~~Aw. lj& machine sirop perform. these maneuvers t Con't pg 12 Page 12 . . best established proced- When you pinned on your Safety Tips, Con't ures and carrying out wings, you joined a proud, have been equated with the every phase of the f1igh.t competent group. The re- essential traits of the as your commander expects wards are great and we en- ,fighter pilot : courage, YOU to&. Each time we joy one of the proudest skill and aggressiveness. launch on a mission we heritages in any proses- The unwillingness to per- should Carry the awareness sion. But the price of form these maneuvers, the of this authority and re- membership is high, the suppression through dis- sponsibility forefist in demands are great. There ciplinary action of those our thoughts -buzzing or is no room for the ama- who do perform them, or ~erformlng wreckless, teurs ,the reckless and the the rigid enforcement of chance-taking maneuvers at foolhardy among the pros.. regulations restricting low altitudes are defin- G such maneuvers have been itely not characteristic Sports con't. equated with an overcaut- of a responsible attitude. ious, non-aggressive, old When a Inan and income will provide for: womanish attitude. There- wars wings, he increased opportunity and fore, the pilot is sub- possesses skills and quhl- equal opportunity. ject to a very powerful ities that set him apart Senator McGovern is run-. form of social pressure. from Other men- Those ning behing senators' He violates flying regula- are not willing, or able; Muskie and Humphrey in ths tions to maintain the ag- to accept the responsibil- opinion poll for the Den- gressive image that is it^ and account awty for ocrats by Gallup. ~lthough most acceptable to the their performance in the he has strong support a- group with whom he workd cockpit should aggressibe- wng blacks and students, and iives.. ..The fact that. LY seek other emPloWent. he does not, at present, we have lost hundreds of The only other choice is appear to be a serious aircraft (and airmen) to an end to responsibility contender for the Demo- accidents of this nature. and an end to the confi- cratic nomination. ~f he bears witness to the im- dence and trust in those does not receive the Demo- pact of this form of pres- wear our wings- Men .cratic nomination, Senator sure. Furthermore, re- can r.*ver trust those who McGovern has threatened a . peated emphasis on en- feel themselves unaccount- thrid party movement. forcement of valid regul- able for what they do- ations,emphasis on flying safety have failed to fully halt accidents of this type. The irony of the situation is that accidents involving inten- tional violations of flying safety regulations are perhaps the only fully preventable type of aircraft accident. Aggres- siveness, when directed toward mission accomplishment, 1s an essentail trait In any Air Force Officer...we cannot afford to lose this quality in our pilots. However, the term aggressiveness cannot be condoned as rational- ization for irresponsible conduct, violation of regulations,and failure to accept the responsibil- ities of command.'! What do we mean by accepting the responsibi- ties 3f command? When the canopy is down and the wheels are in the well, the pilot carries an almost absolute authority. But with that authority also comes awesome re- sponsibilty.a$he two are the sides of one insepar- able coin. You cannot welcome and assume authority RUSH PARTY to make life and death de- cisions and at the same 8:PM F RI. FE B. 4th. time back away from being held with the other, 3ust like the burp that f0ll0WS. beer. It canIt be otherwise-thethe pilot ie icouhtable fgr the conduct of the mission.' 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The dorm building is graphic Specials" on a Mr. Forrest (VP of Plan- only suitable for a dorm. once a month basis since ning) told us t5at the Think of the refurnishing September and we are con- dorm was built in 1965 and that would be necessary to fident they have been leased to Bmbry- Riddle. turn it into a motel. And widely received,especially The lease was up recently, then consider the extreme- by students. but the University obtain- ly poor tourist location, Below is a schedule ed an extension to finish the owners would be lucky of the programs presented the Spring '72 trimester. if the resident manager on Channel 2. The owners of the com- lived there. Wednesday, Feh. 16 - 7 PM plex offered it for sale, These facts raise the "Americans on Everest" but the price was a little question of a possible Wednesday, Xar 15 - 7 PM rich for ERAU (rumor has lease arrangement (or even "Holland Against the Sea" It at about three-qarters purchase) after the owner Wednesday, Apr 19 - 7 PM of a million). The owners finds out whatawhite ele- "Polvnesian Adventure" ~ednesdav.Mav 17 7 PM aren't claiming to have phant he has on his hands. .. ~~~< - any offers, but they are Mr. Forrest said that the "Winged Man" very inflexible to any possibility should not be Wednesday, June 21 - 7 PM bargaining- so they must ruled out. "The Mojave Desert" have something up their Dean Spears said that Wednesdav. Julv 19 - 7 PM sleeve. Dorm I would be filled be- "~ibe;ia, tke Endless The complex is a white fore the rest of the stu- Horizon" Stephen~~FergusonUsed Cars 556 Volusia Ave. Daytona Beach, Florida Best Place In Daytona To Buy A Used Car

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