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VOLUME THIRTY-NINE Jacksonville, Alabama, April 24, 1961 NUMBER SEVENTEEN Patterson Awards 76 During ~- Students Don Dogpatch Garb r Governor's- DavJ Ceremonies By TROY DOBBINS Last Friday was ofiicially declared .Oovernofs Day" on the For SadieHawlcins' week Fun Jacksonville State campus by President Houston Cole. - By HAL HAYES Gdvernor John Patterson presented annual awards to studelits All of the splendor, merriment and gaiety which is A1 Capp's picturesque Dogpatch, USA, during who had received special honors during the Year at a spew Sadie Hawkins Week will belong to Jacksonville State beginning tonight through Thursday. The climax assembly of students and faculty In the Leone Cole Auditorium and of this week of fun is reached Thursday night with the biggest blow-out "Dogpatch, JSC,"' has seen In reviewed ROW cadets in Paul many moons. Snow Memorial Stadium. Srndle Hqwkins Week festlvitles, under the auspices of the SGA, open ton~ght in Chatem Inn as Accompanying Gov. Patterson Gamecockland celebrates Date were the following members of Night. Since this season of the his cabinet: Sam Englehardf state highway director; Bob week it also signals the begin- Bradley, legal advist; Maurice ning of Twirp Week. in which Patterson, finance director; the girb t ask the boys for Show ~ednesda~Night At 7 FIOY~safety; Mann, Jasepb director G. lRobertson. of public t' t' the for the night. Remodeling an old adage, "all roads lead to" Leone Cole Audi- executive secretary; Tom Posey, Tonight's activity in chatem torium Wednesday nlght, April 26, for the gigantlc "J" Club Variety alde; Jake Jordan, state budget Inn more or less serve as Night Show, which wlll be featuring some of the finest talent from officer; and Charles Meriwether, the launching pad of the week's here to Fort McClellan. The program, to be emceed by Hal Hayes former director of finance, pow with the Imp0rtExport Baz& calendar All day today mem- and Jackie Cooley, gets under way at 7 o'clock. Washington, D. C. bers oI the SGA and members Talent wimers the 3rd of the Of Sadie Hawkins Week Amy Talent Show at Colum- Members Legislature * accompanying him were: Joe Colamitkep Ray Jordan, chair- bur Ga., will bc the featured Lyre * Greeks Smith, Pat Boyd, Ira Pruitt, Vir- man. wiU be talking about the guests for the night along with ginia Ashworth, Hugh Moses, weel's activities ' in hopes of many names quite familiar with a lot interest and Judge Charles Mams, for- '' the Jacksonville State public. ParticipateI[n mer speaker of th8 #om. the dudents. Linda Lou Andnws. Sparky and scene is Once Parrish. the Graham Sisters, the againh Chatem. Only on this night studenb will have to be

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ce6ds of thisnight's festivities (Conttnued on Page 3) P'W the personal project of Billy Bowen Fund. This fund is Margaret E-14 Goodwater; fie -6" club and a real favorite the project Of the exclusive ath- Joyce Farley, Jasper; Willi SGA. letlc organization, headed this Jew Gist, Scotbboro; Fed TburMay night the celebra- year William Donald Hedges, New Dining Hall TOBe One Gr, A n Hwq tjm reaches its zenith. I-edl- Roanoke senior, raise enough Roanoke; David &on, Syca- at~Lolowing C~OW, Manyin' money to send Bowen to Bible Of Alabama's Largest: Cole m; Paul G. Johnson, A~nm,. Sam (Basket Hayes) will be on College in Tennessee where he S. C.; Mary Ernestine King, hand join those interested may further his ministerial Depicted below is an archi- tions. Its lobby will yield wall Glenda Simpson, Rainsville; Ed- couples ~n Sam, it has studies. Bowen is a Church of tect's conception of Jacksonville murals of the various campus ward Neura, Brunswick, Ohio; been rumored, will also have Christ minister. State's new dining hall now un- buildings. Betty Jane Pace, Ashland; Ger- his wife along for the night's ~~d to reports, em- der construction. According to The second floor will include ald Patterson, Wpscomb; Mm celebration. tees H~~~~ and cooley have ,President Cole the structure will a 1400-seat conference center Louise Pickens, Eden; Garland Between marriage vows, the a couple of songs fiey rank among the state's largest compared to the 700-seat Leone Smith, Yadkinville, N. C.; Len- 6HW Committee has many themselves will sing and have dining facilities lor colleges and Cole Auditorium. According to ton G. Williams, Glencoe; Tho- things lined up. Little Abner worked up several novelty acts universities. The modem edifice Dr. Cole, future construction mas Young, Crossville; Thoma and Daisy Mae wlll be chosen for the dght. This should add to will accomodate 700 students at will progress qMte rapidly now Dennis, East Tallassee; Bobbie from the people in the audience; the merriment . one time compared to 400 for as inclement weather will no Glassco, Boaz. Ed Graven, the girl wlth the cutest dress In all it will be a night of fun Hamrnond Hall. It will have a longer impair work. The struc- Prince George, Va.; Gwendolyn will be honored, the ugliest and And you a]] capacity of 1400 to 1500 per turf?, One of the most modern Williams. Lyerly, Ga. Man on the Jacksonville campus have a indtation to meal. The dining portion will buildings on campus, should be Certificate of Achievement- will be named and the person come and help the Bowen Fund occupy the entire first floor and ready for occupancy around- the Billy R. Anderson. Vinemont; (Continued on Page 3) grow. will include four separate sec- beginning of September. (CmtinlBGd On paga WJ

rrom 1nis ... alleviated by the lM@--ity structure under con&& This 1- urd mewhot tihg line awaiting entry into Hammond Holl will be dq&t& om. 8 PageTwo The Cdlegian Monday, April 24,1961 COLLEGIANEDITORIALS- 11 GOVERNMENTROUNDUP' 111 STAN GHAPMAN - - - '11 Bowen Fund Is Worthwhile JFK Puts Quietus On Castro! The "J" Club of Jacksonville State has shown true purpose in Dictator Fidel C=astro seems. were very prevalent. These pea- also fallen a sacrifice and been near own the program promoting the'~i1lyBowen Fund. Receipts will be to be the end of his rope. ple are sincerely- --grakful - -- -- for--- the victi-ms of their folly. turned over tq Bowen, popular graduating senior, to apply to his Even though the invasion was our assistance at refugee cehters not a complete success, many and also our moral support dur- tuition at a Tennessee seminary where he will prepare for the things were achieved and Castro ing their fight to liberate.C,uba. ministry. The Colfegian commends the "J" Club for its endeavors to is now in the same predicament A speech by Patrick Henry this end. We encourage other dubs and fraternities to aid in this Fugencio Batista was several sums up the present situation in a fund raising campaign Collections can be given at the "J" Club years ago. A leader cannot feel Cuba very well. "I am not well Variety Show this Wednesday night. secure in office without public versed in history,but I will sub- support. Again. we offer our support to this project, one truly worth- mit to YQUr recollertion wheth- I President Kennedy made it er liberty has been destroyed while. very cleat in most often by the licentiousness n his carefully of the people or by the tyranny prepared state- of rulers. I imagine, Sir, yorr will find the balance on the side The Injustice. In Israel ... ment that we of tyranny. Happy will you be There has begun in Israel something of a passion play in the could no longer if you miss the fate of those afford to ignore nations who omitting to resist weof a trial that the world must watch with shad, and anguish Cuba. He said their oppressors, or -negligently and with some compassion. It brings to earthlings, already hurt that our p!- suffering their liberty to be with iZs memory, the most horrid tale in recorded history of mans' mary interest IS wrested from them, have groan- inhumanity to man. Whether there Is any utility in this remtnder- the security of ed under intelerable despotism! this reopepug of wounds not yet completely healed- is subject to the United Most of the human race are grave concern. But sentimental, as man is prone to be, people States and when that is threat- now in this deplorable condi- . .... can not help: qeriencing sympathy with the same impulses that ened, appropriate action will be tion. And those nations who While they acqbd those taken. am sure the Prime have gone search of gran- visionary blessings, they lost Rave driven @e government af Israel to undertake this dresentation I in Minister from Cuba knew ex- deur, power, and splendor have their freedom." of prosecutibtl. actly what he meant. I d It Is a niistake and indeed a misfortune in our opinion to The President. in reference to confuse Uye l?.i&mvur trial with the processes of law and justice the Soviet Union, said thdt 'he Letters TO The Editor 1 for it has kittle to do with either. It has a coktroom appearance didn't want to hear lectures on I I,,intervention from those whose GAMECOCK WANTS self no longer. is PROGRESS REPOBT blood still on the streets of We in night school have been Budapest (Hungary). Dear Editar: I virtually ignored by the -1- a There was a big rally of 10,000 It has come to my attention legian, the so-called student Cubans in Miami last week. from time to time, from conver- newspaper. Are we not stu- These brave people rededicated sation to conversation, from dents? Are we not just as d& themselves to the freedom of serving t~ have our news print- Cuba and the establishment of year to year just what ja&son- ville State's academic -us ac- ed in the student newspaper? 1 a democracy there. At this rally think we are! I think this-flag- signs such as, "THANKS tually was, what were the chances of it becoming a uni- rant and habitual overlooking of AMERICANS" & "GOD BLESS verslty, and ivhep were addi- night school students must ,&MERICA FOR THEIR HELP tional majors such as psychdlo- cease! b gy, philosophy and journalipn! to When this terrible injustice is be added? ,The aqe~to these righted, I will stop using the questions have: ' . always been Collegian clean the boney- vague to me; th$F igpliea never bun off my fingers and thg cot- being definite: It is e+ident that fee off my chair and I will delve

oit about the ~ussiin mace mend the excellent kapei-ship flight, this has been a # can- ~f ow a'dminiskation. Tb these versation p, i e c e . @*- l klgentlemen mu c h recognition around Daugette Ha11 and ask- irtg "What do you think of the should be given. If the College Russian space fkht?" I came progresses at the same rapid kinds rate, the answers to my ques- with lawyers end judges; but its aim is not justice but rather dra- up with all of answers. tions will soon be forthcoming. matic impact. This imipact seems designed to convey a message to The people, not knowing their Could you do &me research and the world;, unfortunately involving a prostitution of the law itself. comments would be in the paper, answered ... print something concerning .this part' from the dubious and hotly contestea legal ,questions con. "Russia~ space flight? You in the next edition? I believe cerning the method that Eichmann was brought to trial in Israel mean them sending a man into it to be worthwhile. When Governor Patterson waa and that 'cbintrjr's rlght ta trp him for crimes committed before space2 Well, it scares me, to tell here last Friday, it made me she was even a country, tbere remains the huge and undeniable you the truth, because they're getting ahead of us in some very proud to'be a student at factor of,prejudice and hatred. Israel will try him not as an indi- tbcolrge; the nice things he Nazi ways. And-I don't know!-the RAB vidual but as a symbol of brutality and this is not the Russians are trying to get us said about it promised even prom funation of a trial. under communism. but 1 don't more progress In short Jachon- Such molding of the law debases the high concept of justice, believe they'll ever succeed!" ville State has vast potential. states Linda Wimpee. Please give us a progress report. itself. It reduces ,lt to what Socrates once called "the interest of A TRUE GAMECOCK ' the stronger." Israel can try him but at the same moment she is real- Emily Houston "thinks itq$ go- ing to cause war, and we"l1 be ly trying* herself and will podbly inflect new injury on the Jews blown off the face of the earth. FLE WANTS NIGHT and their image a8 champions of justice under law. They're going to get fed up with SCHOOL REPRESENTA'X'ION We think it altogether fitting and proper to quote the Washing- us, and we of them; then we'll Dear Editor: ton Post which stated, "Let us hope that it (the trial) will release go into war." I have thus far contained my- Ann and discharge, ath her than generate and maintain, hatred among Mary Hipp says, "I think self over the terrible injustice it's making us work a lot more; @n-w% mu% build a free world together." being done to the night-school Support The it's causing the United States to students but I can contain my- American Cancer Society work more to keep up with them" THE JACKSONVILLE G0LLEGIA.N "Space flight? I don't know! Published bi-w'eekly by the students of JecksonviUe State College, I think it's pretty good If they Alabama did it, and if he (Gagarin) lives. %, I don't think they' could do it Member of qUSGA Thia edit ion of The Collegian fs respectfully agajn," says Janice Green. "I Executive Board don't think he went out into Editor-In-Ohief ...... James R. Benpett dedicatedto those gallant Cuban counter-revolutim-' space as far as they wanted him to gd, and I don't see how he Managhg Editor ...... V. Standish Ch-an could 'land without getting Spofts Editor ...... -...... Robert H. Hayes 1 aries w&o so admirablygave their Ilves that their hurt." Cecelia Johnstm "thinks it's Board of Advisors Faoulty Mrs. & K. Cqffee ' puntry might have a new birth of freedom and that terrible!" ...... ,...... -...... "I think It's a bunch 4Mick- Phutography ...... -...... Mr. Opal Lqvett I ey Mouse," replied Jane Hub- the tyranny of the despotic Castro regime be bard. "Seriously, I don't think Staff of Writers they* as far ahead of the Barbara Archer, Troy ?obbins,Jpdy Joqeas, destroyed. United States as therd like the James Taylor, Antoinette Thompson,*, Wayne Walprop world to believe." o~bsexP((M -Leein M th.r the *gka And Delores 'Birchfleld says, -.Uw * tha tbn I "I don't know what it's all bcqd -g do not ~~l~ Met4 vi.v'+d about! Who are the Russians College, the Pabliorrtiom lqeead,bi'ips -ti& <]Oile@an -&. Tbe .... anyway?" edw ansmcs fulI rc.pondbliftf for dl editort+la Page Three TheGallegian Mm&y, Apri1.24, 196.E ROTC NOTES--- ' PATTERSON (Continued from Page If -m~tt, mttanmga, Term.; War Is Declared Rachel Daves, Addison; Jansen Davis, Merritt Island, Fla.; Fer- By GEBALD W. WALDROP Jax State is one of the few Washington, D. C., April 15- colleges which has this type Of rell Dnlmmond, Roanoke; Larry The text of the President's war advanced training for its ROTC Hawkins. Alexander C i t y : message to Congre$s follows: cadets. W a y n e Hilliard. Rueytown; * ** ** Charles Houston, Lipscomb. Yesterday, April 14, 1961-a , WdAT THE CADETS S a n d r a Lester, Dadeville; date which will live in in- ARE DOING Bobby J. Lucas, Birmingham; famy-the continental United Awards were presented a the Donald F. McMillan. Brent; States of America was sud- Distinguished Military S Jdents Betty SueMorris, James R. Wil- denly and deliberately at- by Gov. JohnPatterson on "Gov- son, Jr., Jacksonville; Tom tacked by the Army. Navy, ernor's Day". Receiving them Reaves Smith, Lineville: Cccll and the Air Force of the ag- were: Cadet Capt. BiUy R. Am- Wade Smith. Joan Smlthey, gressor. old. By~lurn; Cadet Capt. Rob* Gadsden. The Aggressor forces invad- ert A. Brown, Cadet Capt. Wil- Who's Who in American Uni- ed the coast of South Carolina liam C. Gardner. Jacksonville; versities and Colleges for 1960- in an at,kmpt to cut) off the Cadet Capt. Robert H. Faison. 61-Anne Aldrup, William C. Third U$ Army Corps and to Anniston; Cadet Capt. Donald Gardner, Elsa Geier, Bebe Whit- capture the park of Panama McMillan, Brent; Cadet Col. aker Brown, Carolyn P. West, City. Fla., and Mobile, Ala. Jimmy Pike, Heflin; and Cadet Jacksonville; Billy R. Andmn. Lt. Co1. Lenton G. Williams. As commander-in-chief of Vinemont; Billy R. Arnold, By- JOURNALIIST Last Tuesday Mr. Fred Toylw, dty dmk the Army, Navy and Air Glencoe. num; Denise Aurousseau, Paris, - Force, 1 have directed that all In order to receive this award France; Richard J. Beschi, Mary editor of the Birmingham News addressed ~prgxjmately 150 cadets muat POS- T A~ a newspaper enthusiasts in Ayers Hall. From left tq right are Stan measures be taken for our de- *$ Joan Lasseter, Gadsden; Ferrell hnee. sess outstanding Drurnmond, Roanoke; Nancy Y, Chapman, Mr. Taylor, Anbinepe Thornpen and, Jlni lieennett. qualities of lead--4 Always wid we remember k 'Hamby, Lincoln; Louise ~ood- ershiw, high? wyn Harris, Anniston. the character of the onslaught rnorai character, against us. No matter how a definite apti- Paul G. Johnson, Aynor. S.C.; Mr. Steele Of Sears Sbeaks long it may take us to over- tude for mili- MFKY Emem &Xi%, Rains- come this premeditated inva- tary sefvice, vjlle; Bobby J. Lucas, Birming- At Phi Beta Lambda geti in^ sion, the American people in a n d aeadernic ham; Donald F. McMillan, Brent; u ':' By ANTOINETTE. THOMPSQN their righteous might will win standing- in the Joe R. Medlock, Boaz; Virginia by the ~ea@&* Di~t. through to absolute victory. upper half of L. Nethery, Warrk; Charles Mr. Gordon Steele, merchan- The trainee program devised I believe I lnterpret the will their classes M. Robertson, ScottsIroro Gwen- dw manager of Sears in Knnis- by Sear& espeeidli for young of the Congress and the peo- dolyn Williams, Lye*, ~a.; tan, spbke to members of Phi college men: -6 the applicant A fourragere is awaided Shelby Chandler, Selma; Bil- one ple when I assert that we will monthly to the cadet in the J. Beta Lgmbda Wednesday mgrn- of the best* ways to leam ly C. Kinay, Cedartown, ~a. ing, April 19, on job opportuni- his job. for future advancement not only deiend ourselves to Basic Course who is the the uttermost but will make Three Keys-Mark A. Argo, ties offered by the company. and with that financiql re- wards. SfeeIe painted out. very certain that this form of Jasper; Carla Barton, Tusca- I(,., his speech Mr. ~-3e W. memic achieb me Seam tsainw maern treachery. shall never endang- cent, military' loow; Mary Inez Brown, Line- lined the iqternatioqal scope 4, er us again. ville; Billy Chitwood, DeAman- SBats. With it$' aff fliaM stores dividd 'lib. thM m- and >U~SY, ap- HpstiJities exist. There is do earance and ville; Nancy Chitwood, Cedar in A~M~*,d**; MW~~,lasts for-abw m@@months. The blinking at the fact that our Maude 06. ea*. !The Bluff; Mary Clark. Jack- adSOUL $me, a, th3' Pro- people. bur territory and our sonville: George Dorer, Landis termed a goodwill ambassador Dm begiw in %& sh%w. de- interests are great danger. adet of the partment loadhg md &i&rjhg in [onbh for Fb- Manderson, Oackden; Eleanora With confidence in our Hans&rd, fteight: uaryl was Ca- Centre: Sue' Powera,, . ,* .: WES. armed forces-with the nn- Talladega; Marlene Rob mvr et Terry ,D. , wnding determination of our L*rg: Jhn Rl3ddarn. r""Pin- :alp..- Co, D, people-we wifl g8in the .ip- @$glatooli,bnd som:-Ql~.Smpson,Rninkyirki -,,- a ~?elp w, - Distinguis+y#j '- *..- .Swl c -3- -.- GARRET-T - - L J~:M~I.#W--* , -d;tetk~illy W; AbIY:Byh&;: "-@-. 'co~gjess-d*- monh oin~zMk@w- Rbbert A'. Brqwn; @illiam C. clam that dace the unpro- C. Ga~rett, aiso e -fteshmah Gardner; Jaclimnvflle; gob^ voked and dastardly ' attaek WAS chasm. He is a member of ~ota*crcra~estWog Homcrt'. H. Faison, hnniston; Donald J?. by Aggressor on April 14; a Co. C, 2nd platqan, %nd sgud. M~Mllan. Bf6htf Jimmy. L. Tl~~trs~s.~hm?i@od,&vvdUI stateof -'war has existed be- mMS OF mT- On Pike, Hefun; Lenton G. Wil- pe- "Wpnwww w* n by Maganini, and Rakes of Mal- the U. S. and the Ag- Friday, April 14, the Flateon lia, GIencoe. gresBoI'. Drill Competition took' pke. -Taken for message by Thesharpest plabons: of A. B, C Graytuating with scholastic Franklin D. Roosevelt. and D compairtii cornpetad h~nors: knne Aldrup, Jacpw aQ#ey sweW spirfhtaia * ville, biology; Billy R. Arnold. best platow in the Battle-aSrwp* Attartaid is fme am3 Optln phase: Aflm ,pke tesw- On the banefront, the Fourth The winner will* be Zmne~d Byrmm, Joaeph Hmer Brooks. to the student b-7 and a, law are givm,, US Army Corps has called upon later. . . . Jw Statls rifle team, 0neont.a; William C. Gardner. audience fs ex~ectedtq view the the Southern TetQry, Bemn- Jax State's ROTC bepartmeat Ca+yl.l. I?. West, Jackmnvih, to coached. by Sic Paul Heard. Dmm- presenGtiorr: nel ManBgehepl office in Atlan- to ~fganize and send to the closed the season with a win mathematics; Ferrell Ufi'*day; ?dW 2- at &p.m., ta. Here w' am studfe& and ' front for immediate employmen mond, Roanoke, Judith Summe- tHt' col- chorus will be we- graded: fm fwue over Georgia Stqtr, 1359-1347. Ga, &hnees. 06 a me platoon to join C?. A, Bob Pruett was high man for ville, Cedartown. secretridr sentedf imsprtn$ concert in Cole The appP1CQlal' afMtheel boob 1st mttle Group- of ths 1% Di- Jax State with a score of 276 out science; Margaret Eason, Go& Auditorium under tpe direction and mor& td wm, V@~OP. of 300. Final record: won 5, lost water, home economics; Linda of Malcolm Griffin As merchandise manager, Mr. The pMitroen will depart from 4. . . . Scabbard and Blade elect- Bryan Sparks, Jackson~ille,~ National Music Weelf will be Steele controls the buyiw of the JaoksonlHe on Thursdayafter- ed new officers for 1Ml-62: music.. ob-ed by thousahds of col- . H&est 'over-all scholastic store. In hie ace, orders are now by helicopter to an as- Tomy Whatley, captain; Ed- legiahs on numrous American placed an8 then tempemd ac- sembly area at Pelham range. ward Pierce, 1st lieutenant; average+Bobbie Glassco, Boaz. college campuses. Phi Mu Alpha cording to the ms and bud- Here after a short preparation James Bentley, 2nd lieutenant; 2.98; Richard J. Beschi, Gadsden, with its 192 chapters will get of the stare m&:alSo a the for combat they will participate and Mitchell McKay 1st spr- 2.67; and Louise Goodwyn Har- have some 50,000 members previous year's in day reconnaisance patrols, otsnnt ris. Annistru. 2.55. participating. Delta O~ICFO~Mr. Steele graduated from nigh* combat patrols, defense of controls 45 chapters with a Emorqr mv&ty in Atlmta selected terratn, and an attack membership of 7,000. where his socm frakrnity was training. MP~Tau 0-.ct and business The Aggressor in this case Is, fraternity Alpfro ma.He has of caw, a part of the maneu- NE Region Wins hen mtrried for a y+. ver enemy which is always used V . by the army as an enemy force. . SADIE RAWNS The &gresmr denotes NO NA- Science Trophy Tne first regional mernber6bip (Continued-- from P&C it TION. They are organized as a ' fictitious nation eomplete with trophy to be awarded by ttie with the biggeri;t feet will be a political party. Army, Navy Alabama Academy of Science awarded a real nice prize. and Air Force. and the Junior Academy nf Adding much flavor to tbe Precautions have been taken Science for participation in re- night, Luke the .lCblfter.(Bobby to prevent accidents on the field gionalscience fairs went to the Lucas) and all his youngunb of training. This has made pos- Noxtheastern Alabama &&on will be on hand to call the sible through the help of various at the annual meeting held at round and. square dancing for units -of the~he&ical Corps Spdng HiU College, Mobile. the evhing. At this event, espec- School at Fort McCldIan. The trophy will be awarded ially, all stndenti are urged to The purpoke of training ROW annually to the region with the wear their -tch Costumes dbudents fqk ?the spring war highest percentage of its high den the *tCq. pktok. for games is to prepak them for school chapters with mgmized. a nieht of duelling, feuding and summer camp and to give them chapters affiliated with the Ala- f ightins, knowledge for their basic orien- bama Junior Academy of All studentshrs-q ts fully tation course when they are Sdence. back and sup- ws week's called into active duty. The northeastern region had excitement and %e sure and Participation in war I%Om WON - Reuben Boozer adDr. HddSbh3~lmd, 26 high school chapters with 26 weal- your cwmcs * chow affiliated; 17 junior high schools the gamer has ken made coordinstor md op&or fw the Northca6krn Alabama &gld each night Sehrf* m' ooM- throrgh *' Of out of 23 affiliated as amxiate . mi- with' chairman Ray Jor- -'-- Fair, prgud1y -dis&ky- tlq sbh trrpw, they brwM beoL. cha~tem and- 17 junior high WingF the1 dqmiments ot- the college dan are EFnestiRs Bokby ad. ,.aege gddnistration, from the s&& d-2 of k mb- M-9) of' *f~Pnd' chapters affiliated with the re- Lucas, To-, Dennis, Louise The fact to be recognized is that the Junior Acdemy of Soiace- gional organization. Pickens and Crawiord cr el son. Pqge Four TheCdlegian Monday, April 24, 1961 Spring Drills Encouraging By HAL HAYES Coach Don Salls, boss of JSC football, 'soundedtine end of spring training Friday night (April 1.11 in Lones of optimism. "Spring tralnIng was encoui-ag- ing.': was thc word from the former University of Alabama star. "Overall. we were fairly well sat~sfied." spoke Coach Salls. "we were especially satisfied with the box farmatians we ran from during the spring, but as far as the others are concerned we still need a lot of work." In 1961 the Gamecocks will run £rom out of 5 formations, the J DAY INTRA-SQUAD AWARD WINNERS-Smiling broad- single wing. Sax Box, wing T. double wing end the "L" forma- ly with their respective trophies won for their outsanding per- Spring, the seas06 when a young man's fancy lightly turns to- tion. formances of the night are the "J" Day intra-squad award winners ward what1 a young lady has been thinking about all fall, is upon Individually, for the Spring of Friday night, April 14. From Teft to right, Jackie Jackson, Most Coach Salls praised several of us. It's in the air, .the trees and all around. Outstanding Lineman of the night, SGA President Bill Anderson. his warriors. Among them were Ihe sodden green where John Allen, Percy Powell and Carl making the presentations on behalf of the SGA, and Arland Cart- Carson Southard, Johnny Tip- er, who threw two touahdowns in leading his White team over ton, Calvin McCoy, Ray Gentles Birchfield, JSC baseball's outfield patrol, roam announces the sea- and Lamar "Tor" Caldwell for son of the year. The miniature hillside overlooking Bilko Field, the Reds 214, was named Most OutstPnding Back for the night. their running ability shown dur- new home of intramural softball, is dressed in a loud green suit. ing the drills. - Seasonal comments w e er Picturesque ~hiinney Peak echoes the call of Spring. Even the Gamecocks Down Troy,.3-1; broken down into three differ- 'small blotches of green at the ends of the tennis courts know what's ent categories for the linemen coming about. It's sprinang up and looking fresh. and the backs. nose honored Split1 Twin Bill With Delta were: The refreshing waters of Crystal Springs await and the fish are By HAL HAYES 5th. Lewis took over for starter Carson ~outhard,*the Most Im- stiU biting. The Barons of Birmingham have returned to night-time COLLEGIAN Sports Editor John Allen in the 5th inning. proved Back; Johnny Tipton. radio. 6 After four years of wading With a triple and a single, El the Most Developed; and, Ray Spring has sprung and with it a new wave of spring fever is through the bewilderment of Butcho O'Neal was the toughest Gentles, the Most Experienced. dropping hairpin baseball de- man with the stick for the Ed EEeura was termed the on the loose. And the Basket has it. I cisions, one after another, to Gamecocks. His three bagger in Most Improved Lineman; Most Between long, lung-reraxing and reJreshing yawns, this type- arch rival Troy State, the Game- the 8th sprinted three Experienced honors went to writer sings of spring. A time of the year when basketball graduates cocks of JSC uncovered them- homeward , * (CoDtinued oa Page 6) into tennis and baseball yd, the over-sized aspirin, I think it's called selves a Moses, 1961 variety. at golf, sweeps into the Spotlight of the nation drom down Augusta, Profile Field today (April 17) and followed him implicitly. Meet The Gdecocks- Ga, way. . . The result? A glorious, glorious It's a wonderful time of 'the year to be sure. But I'm glad it day in the land of the Game- doesn't stay like: this all dwing the year. Santa Claus would burn cocks. John Nen Loves Baseban: up in this kind of weather with all of those clothes on. Big Jim Porter, with his blow .-.< 2 cw sr torch of a left arm blazing, was .7 .. the 'Moses'. Behind his leader- L Versatile . ship and lightning we,d J~gck- John Allen, as rich with ath- recognition as a hard run ' letic abjlitT' ,s Jofin D:'RQ;Cke- - tma-fir---ead Coach Frank &&; &#&&& e~6-Of Cw&%. ;earsd fmkticm ib '* blaze te fi+er.,&,~,is .a- b.11 elm and ,a% -44gwrd on the ..h,~$:l3jubkday'a b~sketlball bve. U$ be Wng hfsilkl' 'a'p~'i?X-'on k,campw ah Coplpetitim glory. ' a HM.The! htw, frv ease you U& graduation he qnted foe o! CemeCockbm ~$&&ay~,aiternbOn His AtAe-m C6lldge Beam Troy was hddcuffed Mth a capita1 "w'.Po*r and team- haven't heard, ' ' invented the the Navy where he &yet3 fot comes to our village-.,tq .patch slugging muscles with aur home- q@ of bbeball. . . four yea*. But at no time was mates, especially Bobl5y Sides ,' town Gamecocks Wednesday at 3:lO. and El Butcho O'Negl, were su- Mr. Doubleday invisioned, un- he further than a hop. skip and 1 Beckoning to a far Gr'eakr Power, ~o\ach Alford, *ne time perb. Jacksonville counted a doubtedly, people playing his a juhp from a baseball during High runs. Troy only got 1. game with a deep love for the the season. Albertville star athlete, is leaving the coaching profession at When his tour of duty ended. the ehd of this sch&Gh teh. He will leave and go into foreign It was Sides, now reigning as sport, great desire andspossesors ...... of a large degree of stubborness. John, married to the former Methopst mis@onaiy 'wark. .presumably in India. foreman of third base, who sup- plied much of the offensive And, folks, he may well have Miss Eleanor Lackey of Albert- The coaching fraternity of the, Alabama Collegiate Conference Dunch for the afternoon: ,The had Jacksonville State athlete ville, enrolled at Snead College. will sorely miss this great man of Cod and good-will ambassador hustling banged out John Allen, fonner .Alberbville After two years there he came in the name of intercollegiate sports. But like Jacksonville's own three hits in four trips up to High diamond great, in mbd. Coach Tom Roberson put it': "I feel sure that we wiu all be better' the plate, two 'doubles, and Allen loves the, game, has men because he passed our w.~Y." drove in 2 runs for the day, loads of desire and when he's on El Butch6 O'Neal counted the the mound he is as stubborn as It was Coach Alford, many moons ago, who was primarily third4 Gamecock tally of the day an old mule when it comes to responsible for changing one Robert Hayes' nickname from "Bob- when, as leadoff man in the ,th, giving the oppositiop anything. by" to "Hal". He led the parade and Tom Maddux, SO~YDardent M.rifled a homer high over the When Coach Frank Lovrich Sirnmv Alford and the gang- - around Jackson Street and Alabama 31, rhark in right field. It was sends his ace junk ball pitcher Avenue joined in to make sure it stuck. the big first sacker's first drive out to toe the mound he can From all Gamecockland, Alabama, and especially the widely resttassured of one thing: AIlen ~~~~~~~~~~dCkSwon't give those he's throwing scattered gang of Jackson St. and Alabama Ave., we wish to thank a 5-1 mark up to date. against the time of day. I* Coach Alford for all that he has meant to us. He's the greatest. ++ +a And when it comes to playing And to him, his lovely wife, Joyce, and two sons, Johnny and Cleveland, M~w-April 8 - elsewhere in the Gamecock Craig, we also wish all of the luck the world and God's blessings. Visiting J@~ks~nvilleState split lineup, John, who answers ta in a twday series with Delta John, Tom, J. T. and Al, is Mail call for this morning in the dormitory which houses the State hme may by beating equally stubborn and sparkling. Basket and first a little note from up home way. From my favorite their h- 11-9 on priday and Last season, his first with JSC Little Leaguer- Randall Seay, Pure Oil Tigers ace pitcher and center then losing 10-9 on Saturday. after coming from Snead Col- fidder, I learn that the Boaz league opens its season in the latter ' Jim Porter picked up Friday's lege, he did everything for the of May. And the Basket has been invited up for the opening tab as the winning pitcher for hometown nine except sell cokes the Gamecocks after coming on during the game. game. -b relief of Jim Lewis in- the Probably in need of a backstop and want the Basket on their A jack-of-all-trades' when 1 t ' JOHN ALLEN side. cornea to bawball, 1960 saw John *.jlk *. *+ ** Allen playing in all of the out- here to continue his education field slots, third base, second (P.E. major and History minor) A note from pal Winston Massey: "In an earlier- column, close 'J' Club Picks and short. That is when he was and play his winning brand of to the opening of school, you predicted that Arnold Palmer would not toeing the hill. As a pitcher, baseball. win the '61 Masters ~01fTournament. YOU goofed!" Ray Gentles he was 4-2 for the year, losing Now he enters his twilight as Not me, poS Arnie played that 18th hole. Ray Gentles, mercury-heeled two heart-breakers due to faulty a college ball player. Soon (May 9 LL LL ** senioi from Scottsboro, has been fielding. For the season his 28) John Allen, proud father of elected president of the Jack- a daughter, Cymbria Deem, and Jpck Gauldin, fFrmcr JSC athlete now doing construction work, earned run average was one run sonville State ,,J" Club for next per game. a son, John Martin, will hang pens: "Aren't you ever gonna graduate? You were a senior when ~h,election was held last A graduate of Albertville up his intercollegiate spikes. But I was LID there." week at the regularly scheduled High. John, at the age of 15, was his love for t& game and de- If hours earned standing in the chow line had anything to do meeting of the-athletic club. that school's first All State base- sire to see youngsters make Senior Jim ''Dogfe," Austin. with it, it would be Dr. Basket. ball star. As a reward he started good, like he has, will never 9. 08 ** *t Cedartown, Ga, co trlbution to and starred in the 1953 Alabama leave the highly personable son Gamecock baseball, was named High School All Star Baseball of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Men. 'An unsignedletter writer wants to know how much the Basket ,,ice nresident. other officers in- game at Rickwood Field in Bir- He's just that kihd of individual. weighs. Reply: 5380 ounces! I'm big for mu ane. (Continued m Page 6) mingham. He also earned great. -Bob Hayes. , b~lf Team Page Five The Collegian Monday, April 24,1961 1 The Department Mania 1 Organized "Weyeed at least eight good Fraternity Department . . . Every year, as everyone knows, players," stated a despondent the Society For The Prevention of Fraternal Suspension awards a Crip Copeland after his golfing highly coveted prize to the fraternity house which has done the colleagues were interrupted by most to enhancevthe program of planting tiny tea trees on the inclement weather here recent- ly. The local golfers, despite front lawn.'The prize this year-nine hundred pounds of white tile their rift with the rain, received filler-goes to the Re Kappa Tire chapter at the North Dakota Insti- good news from Anniston Coun- tute of Advanced Plumbing. try Club's Darwin White who Indonesia Department . . . President Sukarno of Indonesia has revealed the Club's decision per- outlawed the Boy Scouts in his country. The president took this mitting practice privileges actipn after he discovered that the only thing they taught his son everyday except Saturday, Sun- to do was tie knots and take walks. day and Wednesday afternoons. Dark Glass Time Department . . . Spring has finally sprung Tennis coach Jerry Garnett and we sincerely hope that everyone has cleaned their green eye has been asked to instruct the group. Possible schedule for glasses for the upcoming battles with their egos. James Taylor in the next year may include the fol- Grab will provide green paint for the needy and also a punch in lowring: Troy State, Howa*, the mouth if you try to steal some candy bars. Uqpersity of Alabama, West Mnsia Department . . . A report from the music department Georgia College, Auburn Uni- (the source not entirely reputable) states that once a student has versity, Huntington, University mastered %he Colonel Bogey March, he can go on to more compli- of Chattanooga and Florence A CULLMAN COUN~YC~~E-H~IQ still is this WW~~S State. Some games are expected cated melodies like Death and ~l~rption,the Erolca, and during the summer semester. Gem of the Hills. Hildp is a graduate of West Pdnt Hi in Cullman Love Me Tender. Bill Lazenby is still trying to master Pop, Goes at The group organizing in this and is a junior here Jecksonville majoring in Home Economics The Werurel. new athletic endeavor needs the and minoring in Scienae. Letter To Marcus Department . . . "Dear Marpw: Is it true that ardent' support of the student you write this column while you are in a drunken rage?-Lady body and faculty if success is Chatterly". (answer) "Dear Lady Chatterly: That's not completely to be a goal. Tryouts are to Jax State's Concert Band true. I am never angry." be re-scheduled and announced Africa Deprutment . While trying to listen to my favorite soap later. Those interested should . . contact either Crip Copeland or Heard In Annual Event ,opera on the radio recently, a special program was about to begin. Simon Banister immediately. T@e Jacksonville State Col- den: Wain Bates, Rome, ' Ga.; "Ladies and Gentlemen of America, the Congo Acepello will now lege concert band, wind ensem- Bill Lazenby, Eclectic; Tommy sing 0000-eee. Lamqmba Babee and then Aaa-ee Umbangee-uh, a ble and brass choir were pre- ,Powell, Rahway, N. J.; Gene campaign song which translated mdans Tarzan for president." sented in annual concert last -Love, Oxford; Ramona Love, I Four Arq Accepted week under the (direction of James Traylor, Jacksonville; John Knox, assistant professor Gerald Cofer, LaFayette, trump- of music. ets: Steve Daniels, Lincoln; La- COLLEGIANSPOTLIGHT- Last week the Ushers Club The concert band played: v~kang,James Couch, Albert- took into membership four out- Komm, Suesser Tad (Bath-Gail- ville; Fred Wilson, Lanett; .Bill standing students: Elmer Tate, liett), Bear Dance (Bart&-Wal- Barker. Oxford; Bobby Hender- Counselor, Business Major Milbrville; Crawford Nelson, ters), and Prelude and Fugue in SO". Jacksonville, trombones. Hdflin; Jimmy Austin, Cedar- G Minor (Bach-Moehlmann). - town, Ga.; and David Moon, Sharing Paper's Spotlight Sycamore. The wind ensemble played Al- By ANTOINET"r& THOMPSON By TROY DOBBINS legro Moderato from Concerto Circle K Club* The Ushers Club is a unique in. 4 Minor, Opus 16 (Grieg- This week's COLLEGIAN bea- Sharing the spotlight in this organization comprised of 12 con spotlights Ernestine Kihg, a issue is William Hprold Bohan- Bain), with Theresa Kindred Elects officers outstanding college men, who Brown as piano soloist; and the -8 popu\+ punselor at Daugette nun; soq of '~r.aqd ~rs.Ira have displayed meritorious qual- me-4 Jacksonville State,College all! Bohanmn Q [email protected]. ities afid bve bettered the Jack- brass choir 'layed Bravura Circle K Club, dqking their last .-.+bnestine, daughter of Mr. A '56 graduate of Hokes Bluff Prelude (McKay) and Concerto sonvi3.le 'caq~pus by their pres- for Temaani (Weinberrrer) with elected a new slateOf and'Rbig. ww-of- =-,? .-w$;SQpl, ..--* .aim$;@--- -*-=* ., .,t -. - vi!le on. Mwein, gra$u- JJ~ . '-7 1~ the-- a*.------$wi b qh Pk;~..myea +& ushefo at all timpani. ' Thef are: F& Clontz,-'Ports- ated from Fort Payne Hw LI ' School jh' 1958. fo-1 pgrams in the audi- The group was called back to mobth, va.; pksidenf; Crawford torium and when needed for play a number of encores and Nelson, Heflin, .vice-president; ~t ~ortPayne, Ernestine was ' other occasions. a cheerleader and secretary of Mrs. Brown took bows three Troy Dobhp, .Boiz, secretary; . Other members are: Don Mc- _ the Beta Club. She was the timq afte~her performance of and J meF dlsonback, Cross- president of the Commercial Millan, Brent; Wade Smith, the Grieg: .Concerto. vie, ed . Club and the Future Homemak- Gadsden; Joe Garner, Hartselle; The group's personnel was Wayne Hilliard, Hueytown; listed as follows: ers of America. Charles Houston, Lipscomb; Here at Jacksonville State Suzanne Barton, Rome Ga., Ronnie Yake, Huntington, Ind.; fluky Jimmy Lee, Summqr'yilh, Wallace Johnson, Jasper: and College, Ernestine has been busy Ronald Thompson, Albertville; being the *ice president af the Ga.; Tiri-~ a& Tm Cbp, Cbrles Houston, Beasemer Bill Lazenby, Eclectic; Eddie Segerk, Smymna, Ga; Circle K is..c?mp*d 01 25 Neura, Brunswick, Ohio; Clif- Quinn, Donna Vdt&n,' Man; outstanding ' *dents whose ford Lanham, Dothan. Ronnie Hyche, Corqy?: Gail main function is ' k~ pe4oh Maze, Arab, clarinets; campus service activities pon- NOTICE Moss, Oxford, bass clarimklz side desinble by' school au- It is a special request of the lia Payne, Attalla, bassb~g,:: . thorities. S.G.A. that all students please remain quiet while announce- Vera McAbee, Sally McDaniel. ments are being made in the Piedmont; Joy ~nn-McCullers, chow ,hall. Gadsden, Gwen Nabors, Glen- Literary Magazine coe, saxophones; Ken Mitchell, Roanoke; Sherr-ie Pickrell. Car- LAW CLUB , --- Goes TQ Press (Continued from Page 1) dova; Dorothy Powell, Gadsden; Each year the Creitive Writ- Jim Steware Jacksonville, ers' Club publishes its literary tivities planned during the day French hprns; Ronnie Perkins, magazine, "Soundings". Includ- and began to pursue a BS de- for visiting arelaw students gree with a major in business from other Alabama colleges Cordova, baritone horn; James ed in the publication are poems, administration and a minor in ' Bentley, Childersburg. tuba; short stories, essays and articles and for Jacksonville students. Nancy Mackey, Gadsden, tim- on philosophy. accounting and economics. And The d?nce 'will be 8:30 p.m. now four years later, he will pami; Janice Collins, Talladega, "Soundings" will be on sale until 12:30 a.m. and will be percussion. by members of the club for be among those who will re- semi-formal. Special features ceive that coveted diploma. Melvin Morgan, Homer Mc- thirty-five cents per copy in ad- will be the selection of a "Queen Collum, Gareth Bryant, .Gads- vance. In high school, he became in- of the Ball" by prominent law- terested in a -number of extra- yers, a leadout, and the an- PLACEMENT SCHEDULE curricular activities and has nouncement of new Law Club ERNESTINE KING continued his interest threugh- officers for the next school Students who wish to sign up for interviews with the following out his college career. As a stu- year. companies recruiting on campus, are urged td do so at on$e. Inter- Science Club, a member of the dent atHBS he was active in all views are held in Graves Hall. SOA, the senior class socid sports and especially football. The Law Club, which is in its fourth year at Jacksonville, chairman, and in her junior Here at Jacksonville, he has VATES COMPANY IN!J!EBESXZD IN year she was the SGA repre- participated in the intramural has made outstanding strides in .sentative. sports program ahd is a member the preparation of its members Wednesday Mutual Finance & Thrift Business majors Ernestine's major is mathe- of the Scabbard and Blade, na- for law school under the leader- April 26 (10-4) Corporation Related fields matics with a minor in chemis- ship of Dr. Bernard Hennes, tional honorary organization for Thursday N.A.S.A. (George Marshall Teachers try. After graduation she wild advanced ROTC students. who was a one-time practicing work for Lockheed in Atlanta William's immediate future is attorney in Chicago, 111. April 27 (8:30-4) Flight Training Center) as a mathematician. planned. He will receive his Tickets for the ball will be Open Y.M.C.A. (Amiston) . counselors When her busy schedule al- commission as a second lieuten- on sale the latter part of April (Summer position) And Major lows her leisure time, krnestine ant when he graduates and will and can be purchased from any enjoys swimming, reading. list- spend the next couple of years Law Club member. Open Gadsden Rehabilitation Business majors ening to records and dancing. in the army. After completing Coheley and his orchestra will Center Psychology majors- Everyone wishes Ernestine the his military duty, his ambition be in charge of music for the best that the future can hold is to enter the field of manage- occasion and everyone is cor- Sign up for interviews in the Placement Office, Room 2W Bibb for an 'ambitious young lady. ment. dially invited to attend. Graves Hall. '& 3n.ight policies tries L many revolution? and Communists think. against sibly aiding good? policy Without Castro that country. revolutionaries tro's time gone Soviet bassador nized good War. sian the long comrades as short "Yankee sources up cessful? interviewed back which ficing generally had people counter-revolution from and war- eqrially what ments men ing Iced A. A. Q. A. Q. Q. A. Castro In A. From Q. The Fe- Q. -@- Castro. long might - because migs It so How Yes Because Soviet Do Why At Yes, By New Do the Do BIlssian policies and of over through too it staving better feel dorms Sen he 6quaI.C. live assaults the and to iio sympathies by ambassador said varies people toward will courageously that are Castro? you Moscow most STAN imperfdlists." in blunt but first, far. you - and invasion you the as is Some . freely but women are and believed do and rebels 3&, Ywk Peralta. in Cuba have about An do cooperation President blunt doing Union and with Russia think in take. to the of the questions not students SPECIAL-THE i;reace are I another off other I having huge believe that of he think equally from but you he don't even of CHAPMAN letter don't short his that Costa the his a infiltrate countries have Cuba had indinetly, Americans who the Is Spanish good? the this has try now. message the d' is tho& It - new allowed will now made by are and the will their Stalin would a Latin - Cuban Communist country believe their Communist the agree these backed with know might Paddle-Maybe and a this 3m.can country, well-orga- protest that American That's Rica, that are short was frwhman it. asked: informed Kennedy counter- come charging with now gecurity. birth difficult not be Up counter he tuned valiant people Cuban tanks coun- many paper fight- Cuba sacri- coun- It Civil com- with Rus- back lean pos- Cas- they how sent am- suc- fhat risk the was an$ has last are the us! by so to "American of is is I a I Americans and The government." whose deeply Godspeed sonville preciation planted American friendship ful machine people win the ernment. being cal Cuba panies toward aid from government concerning from in wave by countries; was but sympathies if the parents since along in ties. tions mation Cuban Cuba. tually has fing during materially. reasons sary ly keep cere material. grams; story wish government days. received port for trying Central on blackout trayed active U. Cuba, So He Jaime A. Manuel Before He Q. Jaime Manuel's Manuel' Manuel general. a the was the in S. returning is deviants people your medical Cuban that I on What going go Get and new many with to he rather a said been the them bombed, with with Havana, the coming said ink~ention" of radio would He have that days. impossible holocaust and the grateful." rebels homes the. people. Havana. Castro in Cuban the unable he on students re-establish he believes Echevarria, said ; ev Cuba leave last His dedicated guns. Jaime a country ~odrig~&, no Cuba, way in was how for rid Cuban U. said says would that set rebels, flag Castro and him. for to the received of piihting bombings revolution. was Creek parents that lie popular were safety a stories people. had that and than we changes. supplies been which a friend ridding S., that He and to from news Castro's worried like win mountain the are purged week, they up of and was Red that and the developments Castro with he to Thus We the found one and (He communications very in the would Cuba would you government? a that said, the from unfolded most received kicked or very he of riddled morally a Comrnunk#)s; to during come of student to private at doesn't past Cuba-those have unfortunate- friend latest are to was others Cross interviewed it since towns a uprising "When other a good is his wish for Yar, tyranny. democratic anti-casfro the yourselves did mile ,and for help like from, the American American important American good of especially Cuba this tell about win. freshman very was until "We it the in had wond- affected help see policies like still in several casual- helped politi- to asking out not he health neces- rebels to Jack- jail). infor- Latin straf- short there these com- with we* from long rela- gov- time sup- plan you who was pro- and vir- and are sin- ap- are on His the has see his we the be- the the an all go of in of in to writing. mies held has Americans. stration last sirable political Page cent ness Castro's ironic!lly Fidel this ly deemed Dr. tro in ional ing tory, against executions peniny-anti and rec&ntly es have of tle chambers, vana beat have Wage Cuban Indicative "We New the of ambiguous, to radio Jose leg. tanks, always time. step-up is BY however, government seve'rali and and him proclaimed Cuba dragged the CUP* Castro Six personally have Teddy Bastista. York come The the uneasy Those thwarted counter-revolutionaries. inciud- Miro '~r&s the unde- Escambray and have shoulders. those ene- severely and This just by dbc'tators been of re gallant used recently. same of Roosevelt o to to Castro n the this Cardona, flamboyant BENNEW Soviet taken The begun Guerilla this president, proceded complete mind on - the entered CUBAN in oit press Soviet location . seems about Mountains, the TR CoUegian en But their from writer built retort his The to . admini- at provis- beach- would fight," their high- fight days Cas- per- that bat- Ha- vic- said this jets the his to of at son months ment the by iW3 haps happen. out Fort program pointed treaty can merely sentries Base show Figure ing sphere garrisons nations claim, Harvey Cuba States nedy roe hand: started. been American the BOB The threatening Monday, in Doctrine. Warfare the for there; Communist troops President Bragg in Moscow-oriented and states of beginning we pulling question. commitments, will "Friend a$ it rub HOPE to fail recently no more out Cuba Castro's Perhaps is will Cuba out if can straighten Guantanemo go the but paratroopers longer as to that the to now ~t that for April not healthy quipped no in it several Kennedy live several chin to seems preserve Latin or any it of the infiltration in alone. yourself. defense. his longer it be underway an send have the will up foe". a of the rate the - time 24, will CRISIS Christmas forthcom- the American increased approach thousand newscast that to the to end govern- Ameri- strings. is to United malice surely Soviet ignore 1961 Naval hemi- - I M~~- have They Ken- their is have Paul take per- tak- our ex- for at in at I I 1 Davis. -3 the highly son, well into dent also tile by men. ris Tom KuykendaU, old sided given of ~oard Evans, their etballer Bowen, in ning graduation which is Wednesday ing their sold of ball around year, Bobby projects teammate at to McMillan meet Studentg would a Geraldine, course. THE the the plication treasurer; age? its PLEAel ertville, Coach Business The The The new the that their Tennessee Johnson, (Continued was praise main (Continued squad. of Bobo *J1' B move a listed Am Leone l-equired \- to Maddux; Into player, bids and for big this love 1% over aww Duck spring, organization category, send the ''3'' incIude SPRING the editor polished Publications below enroll Johnson, popular a date. the and termed RAY Included to Salls pq* senior, classification objective should Terry wishing a*, this or PI-@@&, and real McCoy on and the to sophomore, and Wednesday four linemen. Ending of for raise of e officers new night Chh MARCH from To by "J" Billy their Jackie at Mike Cole' Jansen SAY Hodges, and Intra-dm? GENTLE8 he Jim upon raise the a singled at and, division the are one listed from Alec -- -Me..& from Hay the out-going Gamecock go-get-'em clubber, 1961-62 Chriss Ronnie and friend repow. of DRILLS Toughest sophomores rnofiey also transitor see a Centre, at tfariet)r businem highly JSC. Choose Bowan meetlng, amolid to the as also game. his for Bible Oliver. has Ronnie Harris. Most his ''Oty" $1000 his Coach year ~ddibaiwn, Hayes. 7. YES Board' OF Davis Watson Page Pap Larry either had classes we, out secretary; the .wb.-~ -:= fell for the wrap to centered taken spWl?t "Pappy" bruisers Mimosa. throubh Hay fck DlMES is be college likable Harris. Versa- belong seniob, words which presi- game, Fund. Jack- study Line- Cald- bask- 4) select plan- If radio man- Bob- Salls most thbir Har- year, prior Har- next TO Alb- type pre- pon this Bill Joe will for ap- up on 28 & as to '