Georgia Southern University Digital Commons@Georgia Southern The George-Anne Student Media The George-Anne March 9, 1956 Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/george-anne Part of the Higher Education Commons Recommended Citation "The George-Anne" (1956). The George-Anne. 552. https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/george-anne/552 This newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Media at Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in The George-Anne by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. wsmsm MEMBER OF INTERCOLLEGIATE PRESS THE GEORGEPUBLISHED BY STUDENTS OF GEORGIA TEACHERS -ANNE COLLEGE VOLUME 28 Collegeboro, Georgia, Suburb of Statesboro, Friday, March 9, 1956 NUMBER 20 'Profs9 Leave Saturday For National Tournament In KC Boasting a mark of 11 con- Happy Holidays secutive wins and with their' Music Dept. To first NAIA district 25 cham- pionship under their belts, the Say Professors 1956 Professors leave tomorrow Attend GMEA for the national NAIA tourney Georgia Teachers College pro- contests in Kansas City. fessors began expressing their The team will make the trip best wishes for a happy spring eet March 14 on an Eastern Airlines char- vacation today, as final ex- The entire music department tered plane, and will leave At- aminations began - this after- of Georgia Teachers College lanta at 10:55 a. m. Sunday. noon. will leave Wednesday, March 14, The team will leave the college for Atlanta to attend the Geor- In case students have had too at 5 p. m. tomorrow and will gia Music Education Associa- travel by car to Atlanta. much else to do during the past tion's convention. This year is week and have failed to see an A party of 14 will make the an outstanding one for the trip. Ten players, Coach J. B. examination schedule or have music department, with GTC forgotten it, the complete Scearce, trainer Buster Cartee, giving a special performance publicist-business manager Joe schedule, since the professors for the convention. might not desire to express their Axelson, and Radio Station The GTC concert band will WWNS sports announcer Jim well-wishing in a repeat per- appear on a GMEC program for formance. Watson are included in the the first time on Thursday party. Today's exams were for all morning at the Grady High 2:30 classes. Tourney Players School. The group will play the Players making the trip are Monday, March 12—8 o'clock, following selections: "March Chester Webb, Bo Warren, Don all 8 o'clock classes; 1:30; all and Procession" from "Baccus," Wallen, Doug Corry, Garland Mitchell D. Collins, GTC maintenance staff carpenter, saws a piece of moulding as the re- 9 o'clock classes; and 3:30, all modeling work on the combination dean-registrar office continues. Mr. Collins stands in front "Victory at Sea" by Richard Campbell, Jim Harley, Don physical education classes. Rogers, "A Pair," from "Poker of a new plaster outside wall of the office which was done over completely. The offices are re- Avery, Emory Clements, Buddy Tuesday, March 13—8 o'clock, Deck Ballet," by Palange; and Ward, and Ralph Spurlock. ceiving a general overhauling. The job, complete with new paint, is to be finished by the end of all 10:30 classes; 10:30, social the "Spiritual," from Don Tournament restrictions on total the quarter. Dean Carroll, Registrar Perry, and their secretary, Miss Lizzie Norman, occupy studies 103 (Mr. Averitt's Gillis's "Symphone No. 5V2." number of players prohibited temporary offices across the hall while the repair work is being done. sections); and 1:30, all 11:30 Also appearing on the pro- more than 10 players from classes. gram with the band will be making the trip. Wednesday, March 14—8 the faculty Woodbine Quintet The team will arrive in Completion Date o'clock, all 12:30 classes; and of the United States Naval Kansas City at 2:14 p. m. Science Fair Will be Held On 10:30, all 1:30 classes. School of Music, Washington, Central Standard Time and will The place of examination is D. C, and the combined choirs stay at the Aladdin Hotel in GTC's Campus March 23-24 Draws Closer the regular meeting place of the of Jordon, Columbus, and Baker Kansas City. class unless otherwise stated by High Schools from Columbus, Radio Station WWNS has A thousand things will be put on display. -the instructor. Georgia. The Atlanta Symphony made arrangements to have taking place on campus next Judges from the University For Reflector Orchestra, under the direction the first tourney game that quarter, and among the various of Georgia, Georgia State Col- of Henry Sopkins, will also the Profs play broadcast over events will be the Science Fair, lege for Women, Armstrong Bookstore Open render selections. the local station. Jim Watson beginning on Friday morning, Junior College, The MacMillian Copy for the REFLECTOR is The appearance of the GTC will do the play-by-play band on the same program with description of the game. March 23 at 8 a. m., and closing Book Co., Row-Peterson and nearly completed, and most of Monday, Tuesday at noon on March 24. Co., and Georgia Teachers Col- the Navy group places our The Professors will meet their band with the almost flawless first opponent Monday night, The purpose of science fairs lege will choose their winner it is already in the hands of The FBLA bookstore will be is to interest more young people the night of March 22 beginning the printer, according to Lewis open next Monday and Tues- fame of the quintet from the but the them they will play' is in the study of science and to their judging at 7 o'clock. Navy band, which is known not yet available. W. Strickland, editor. day from nine until three The tourney is a single discover youngsters with talent o'clock, according to Avonel throughout the United States The fair is financed by do- for its brilliant performances. elimination contest, with the in sicence. A fair is a good Morris, bookstore chairman. nations from individuals, in- The Yearbook will contain a Approximately 35 music finals scheduled for Saturday, means of letting others know dustry, and civic organizations. total of 183 pages, and all but Any student who wishes to what is going on in the schools majors and 25 non-majors will March 17. ' Hotel reservations buy a used book for the follow- attend the convention. They will have been made for the Profs in science teaching. The civic organizations of 15 pages are already completed. ing quarter might find it profit- Many space reservations have Statesboro which are helping leave Wednesday on a chartered for the entire tourney, but if The final pages will be finished able to visit the store, located bus, and while in Atlanta, will they should be eliminated be- I been made for exhibits, the with the financing of the fair next week, and the publication in the business building. Prices majority of them came from are the Junior Chamber of stay at the Piedmont Hotel. fore the finals, the team will is expected to be completed are greatly reduced on books, Also represented at the con- return home before the tourney elementary schools. On March Commerce, Statesboro Woman's being based on the general around May 25. vention will be Wesleyan Col- ends. 22 the exhibits from various Club, the Lions Club and Beta condition of the book for sale. First District schools will be Sigma Phi. lege, GSCW, University of Geor- The Professors won their na- Strickland says that the date Students having books for gia, Piedmont College, and La- tional tourney berth by virtue ■ will be determined by how fast sale are asked to leave them Grange College. of a 112-86 win over Stetson II S University here Saturday night. the printer can complete the with the FBLA. When books This is the first .time GTC BI ft Editorial are sold, the club will notify This marks the first time the I books, since it will no longer be students have been represented students to come by and pick at the state convention. While GTC five has ever won the in the editor's hands after next up the money received for the there, all the music majors will district tourney, although they I Reoccuring Theme: Dining Hall! week. books. continued to page 8 have consistently been runner- Two weeks ago the GEORGE-ANNE, with much up in the district contest. pleasure, endorsed the new Dining Hall policy, and made the statement that the publication could mark Fayssoux Edits this problem off its books as solved. But times have changed in the last two weeks ... The student body has accepted this new policy and George-Anne For has complied with the administration's requests to the letter. The plan HAS worked, and will continue to work Spring Quarter as far as the student body is concerned. Britt Fayssoux has been Now it appears that someone other than the stu- recommended as editor of the- dent body is the monkey wrench in the plan. GEORGE-ANNE for spring Yesterday the editor was tenth in an orderly line quarter to replace outgoing editor Carlton Humphrey as a that formed for the noon meal without benefit of part of the paper's policy of numbers. The line formed at 11:30, and no one had rotating the editorship every appeared to give the cards out. At 11:36, the cards were quarter.