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DRAMA DEPARTMENT
PRESENTS
"COME BLOW YOUR HORN" The LaGrange College Drama OUTSTANDING STUDENTS ELECTED Department will be presenting Neil Simon's play, "Come Blow Your Horn" on February 19, 20, In an election held January Mr. and Miss LC and 21. This quarter's 14, the study body elected Mr. Jeanne Marie Blackburn was presentation is a comedy and Miss LaGrange College, the chosen Miss LaGrange College, concerning a man who is senior class elected the Ten and Ed Frazier was chosen Mr. dedicated to manufacturing Outstanding Seniors, and the LaGrange College. Jeanne Marie artificial fruit and his difficulty freshman class chose the two is a social work major from in compelling his two sons to Most Representative Freshmen. Orlando, Florida. Ed is a history share his interest in the family The elections were sponsored by major from Tampa, Florida. artifacts. The Quadrangle. They both have plans to The play was produced on continue their education after Broadway in 1961. Written by graduation this Spring. Jeanne • Neil Simon and staged by Marie wants to enter graduate Stanley Prager, it opened with school, and Ed has plans for law Warren Berlinger, Pert Kelton, school. Lou Jacobi, and Hal March in the lead roles. Ten Outstanding Seniors The cast list for "Come Blow In the past Mr. and Miss Your Horn" as released by LaGrange College have been Publicity Director, Jim Menge, included on the outstanding includes: seniors list. This year, however, their names were not added so Alan Baker- Randy Roy that there would be room for Peggy Evans- Martha MacMillan -£•..< two more seniors on the list of Buddy Baker- Ricky Mason outstanding seniors. Mr. Baker- Steve Segrest Elected by the senior class Connie Dayton- Donna Barker the ten outstanding seniors are Mrs. Baker- Nancy Dyal Bill Blake, from Tampa, Fla. Play Director- Mr. Jeffery Peggy Cobb, from Daytona, Fla. Beth Dupree, from Augusta, Ga. Libby Field, from Seneca, S. C. IFC Presents James Lee Garrett, from Buena Vista, Ga.; Susan Kaysen, from Jacksonville, Fla.; Pat McRae, Jimmy Smith from Vero Beach, Fla.; Marion (Geech) McEachern, from Fayetteville, Ga.; Bob On Wednesday, January 14, McLendon, from Forest Park, Dobbs Auditorium was Ga.; and John Watson, from transformed. Jimmy Smith was LaGrange, Ga. "in concert". Jimmy sang such Bill Blake is a history major. sacred songs as "Come to Me", Peggy Cobb and Beth Dupree are "Were You There", and 'The Physical Education majors. Beth Man of Galilee". is also majoring in elementary education. Pat McRae is earning Mr. Smith was presented by the his major in Chemistry. Libby Inter-Faith Council. Stan Moor Field is majoring in elementary education. Majoring in English opened chapel with a prayer and FORMER FIRST LADY then introduced Jimmy. Mrs. are Marion McEachern, James Lee Garrett, Bob McLendon, Kathryn Cline accompanied FEATURED IN EXHIBIT Jimmy on the organ. and John Watson. John is also majoring in Spanish. Some of the favorite Jimmy also played "How Great Thou Art", "I Believe", and Georgia scenes painted by Representative Freshmen 'The Lord's Prayer" on the a former first lady of the state Elected by their own class as pianc All of the songs were will be featured in an exhibi- the most representative perfc led exceptionally well. freshmen were Pam Zirkle and tion opening at LaGrange Jessie Slagle. Pam is from College on Sunday afternoon, At i..e present time he is Woodstock, Virginia. Jessie is' Director of Music for the Feb. 25. from Forest Park, Ga. Callaway Education Association The artist, Betty Foy and also Choir Master at Saint Sanders, will be honored at Mark's Episcopal Church of LaGrange. the show's opening with a "My favorite subject reception in the college gallery is my native state," she con- Upon graduation from high from 2 to 4 p.m. tinued, "I like to try to cap- school, he attended Southern ture the feeling of the area I Union State College, Wadley, Ray Shead, head of the Ala., LaGrange College, and the LC Department of Art, announc- happen to be painting in. This Peabody Conservatory of Music ed plans for showing the worK state also has a wealth of in Baltimore. He has studied of the wife of Georgia's imme- folklore about it that is fast with Robert Lawrence of the Metropolitan Opera Company of diate past governor, Carl E. disappearing. I have much yet New York and has received Sanders, and invited the public I want to say through means coaching from Rosa Ponselle of to view the exhibition. of my paint brush." Baltimore and was a student Mrs. Sanders said re- Working from sketch- under Wayne Conner in Philadelphia. cently that she has had "the books filled with her view of honor and the privilege to be old landmarks and new sky- His opera debut was with the involved with people, emotions, lines, deep quarries and lonely Baltimore Civic Opera Company. travel and many experiences islands, Mrs. Sanders said she He has made appearances on nationwide educational T. V. He that involved a whole state. has found special significance has sung and played There is much that interests and unmistakable Georgia professionally throughout me, and I seemingly have a authenticity in the sweep of a Georgia, Florida, Alabama, flower-filled field or the stark Maryland, Pennsylvannia and storehouse full of experiences New York City. Smith taught in always that I find it hard to outlines of boats at dock. the Peabody Institute narrow my subject matter down Preparatory Department. to certain paintings. CONTINUED ON PAGE 4 PAGE 2 THE WAY TO A LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS IDie hilltop Betos HEALTHIER YOU
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A STUDY IN MOTION or HOW Associate Editor TO MAKE IT IN TIME FROM Ray Cox THE COLLEGE "FOOD" LINE.
An essential part of college is Assitant Business Manager Russell Holden learning how to survive the food- Organizations Editor Kirby Farrington if possible- and we feel a little Varsity Sports Editor Mark Edwards advice or encouragement is Intramural Sports Editor Joe Fisher necessary. Initially the new Reporters Beverly Edwards student should be introduced to Wayne Hadden the vocabulary, and some of the Lucia Carr more common words and Carol Personius daffynitions follow as applied to Carole Seay school nourishment. Anne Hodnett First, the ever-present mystery Photographers John Schellack meat which is composed of Jeff Williams anything that couldn't run fast enough and is sometimes Advisors Mr. Ernest Gush disguised as a "Gaines burger". Mr. Dennis Tosh This should be approached with Printed by Hester Printing Co. caution, as contents are in doubt West Point, Georgia (for antidote, read bottom). Second, we find chicken, 1HOLP IT ON TV! '$TUP£NTSf£c/AL '. The Hilltop News is published weekly during three academic occasionally known as buzzard, quarters by the students of LaGrange College. The Phone which is prepared in numerous CROWD. THEIR SKIN IS SO number is 882-2911, extension 70. The address is Box 531, ways- boiled, stewed, heated, A CHRISTIAN SENSITIVE THAT THE FIRST LaGrange College. fried- (light, medium, or heavy WITNESS TIME SOMEBODY YELLS, grease,) and finally baked when "GOD SQUAD" AT THEM all else fails. Third is fish of by THEY HEAD FOR THE HILLS. which two species are commonly Gene Collum PERSONALLY, I'D RATHER Sleep On, POLICY found- Sewer trout and Red-tide BE THE LOWEST PRIVATE bass. This is prepared in much ONE DAY LAST WEEK I ON GOD'S SQUAD THAN THE Sleepy Little LC STATEMENT the same way as number two, HEARD AN APT HIGHEST GENERAL OF THE but usually fried with medium DEVIL'S ARMY. Signed letters and columns ap- DESCRIPTION OF JESUS or heavy grease to make its CHRIST. SOMEONE CAL11-D A FEW OF US ARE This is, of course, the first in pearing in the Hilltop News are swimming easier. the opinions of the authors and HIM "A GUY WITH GUTS." I KICKING AROUND AN IDEA my series of sermons for this Fourth, and most dangerous, is KNEW OF HIS COURAGE BUT do- not necessarily reflect the TO PRESENT THE GOSPEL quarter. Please understand that I the sliced muscle tissue of a I HAD NEVER REALLY opinions of the Hilltop News ON THE CAMPUS OF THIS preach also to greasy pig, known to the trade as BROUGHT MY THINKING staff. COLLEGE. SOME ADVISE US myself, and pork. Sometimes this is baked, DOWN INTO SUCH TO KIND OF SNEAK IT IN SO that there The Hilltop News welcomes but most often immersed in hot letters from all students, faculty TERMINOLOGY. WHEN YOU THAT NO ONE KNOWS IT IS could be many lard for an indeterminate time. THINK ABOUT IT YOU COME RELIGION. I ASSURE YOU members, and administrators on As numerous people can testify, exceptions to TO REALIZE THAT THIS THAT IF I HAVE ANYTHING any topic of general interest. We this has long lasting effects what I have to DOES CATCH AN OFTEN TO DO WITH IT, IT WILL BE say. But, to strongly urge all readers to take necessitating use of our survival advantage of this means of voicing OVERLOOKED FACET OF PRESENTED AS THE GOSPEL the point. . . kit mentioned elsewhere. Fifth THE PERSONALITY OF their ideas. OF JESUS CHRIST, WITH NO Somewhere and last (?) are scabs, which are CHRIST. HE IS TOO OFTEN Letters should be short and, if APOLOGIES. IT'S MY - off this hill like mystery meat but the PORTRAYED AS A CUTE, possible, typed double-spaced. CONTENTION THAT MOST — is LaGrange and Georgia and contents are either veal or pork CURLY HEADED, SOFT They should be addressed to the OF YOU WOULD HAVE MORE 49 other States and, even farther occasionally disguised with LOOKING, FANCY WHITE Hilltop News or to the editor. Let- RESPECT FOR SUCH A away, lie all the regions of the cheese. ROBED SISSY. THE ters must be signed although This is only a brief look at some PROGRAM PRESENTED world. In these various places are PICTURES THAT ATTEMPT HONESTLY FOR WHAT IT names will be withheld upon re- of the more common main items many millions of people who TO SHOW US HIS PHYSICAL WAS, THAN SOME EFFORT quest. A letter must be received found. There is also dishwater seem destined to be troubled APPEARANCE JUST DON'T TO ATTRACT YOU WITH A no later than 12:00 Friday to ap- soup, iron biscuits, S.O.S., with many troubles. They must TALLY UP WITH THE FACTS COVER UP FOR OUR REAL pear in the paper the following S.O.R., and others. live every day under the shadows ABOUT HIS LIFE. THEY PURPOSE. IF ALL GOES of war (why does it come?), Thursday. Finally, dear friends, some OVERLOOK HIS EASE WITH The editor reserves the right to WELL YOU'LL HAVE THE environmental pollution (how words of advice. Approach ROUGH FISHERMEN, HIS OPPORTUNITY TO PROVE edit all material to meet space and everything as if it were loaded. could it have happened!), crime, MILE AFTER MILE OF ME RIGHT...OR WRONG.. prejudice, over-population, taste requirements. No letter will Keep a survival kit handy and WALKING THE DIFFICULT generation gaps, and various be published that is a personal at- know how to use it. ROADS OF HIS HOMELAND, other crises! tack on a student, faculty mem- HIS QUIET COURAGE IN THE We Even Feel ber, or administrator. All other SURVIVAL KIT FACE OF HIS PERSECUTORS. But, here on top of our correspondence is welcomed and, 1) cork (large or extra large); 2) WE FORGET THAT THIS MAN Like beloved hill, there is peace and indeed, encouraged. a roll of tissue; 3) bottle LIVED A FAR HARDER LIFE calm and rest. The greatest kopectate or lomitol; 4) fast pair THAN ANY ONE OF US. problems are what to wear Joys Of A Long of feet; and, in case of failure of EVEN THE PAINTING BY a Newspaper tomorrow or what to do this Vacation above, 25 cents in coin for the HOOK, WHICH IS MY weekend. Discussion centers by Eduardo Martin washing machine. For your FAVORITE, FAILS TO FULLY January of 1970 brought the around who's dating who, and convenience Sears and Roebuck CATCH THE STRENGTH beginning of a new quarter to occasionally ascends to the level After that seemingly catalogs are placed in strategic THAT MUST HAVE BEEN LaGrange College, and with it a of "how to avoid the draft". unending vacation, we're finally locations. EVIDENT TO ALL WHO new management and staff for Here we are, confronted wilh back at LC. Man, I'm really glad the Hilltop News. In order to the most serious problems in the it's over! Whose idea was it to GAZED UPON CHRIST. In my opinion, it would be find out what students were history of the world, — our have such a long break, anyway? THIS LEADS ME TO THINK better to have a shorter thinking about the paper, the problems - and we sit playing I am not crazy, nor do I want to THAT MANY OF US HAVE News conducted an opinion poll. bridge. Challenged by the go to school all year round. On Christmas break, say 2 weeks, INCORRECT IDEAS ABOUT and distribute the rest of the This was taken on the day the world's greatest literature, the contrary, my main objection SERVING HIM. MANY time between Spring and first issue of the new year was philosophy, and technical to a 6-week break is that it is not PERSONS THINK THAT Summer vacations. As it stands, distributed. Below is a sampling achievements, we complain of a long enough to really get into FOLLOWING HIM MEANS we only have five days between from the poll. headache and take two aspirin. anything, and yet it is long GIVING UP ALL THOUGHTS winter and spring quarters. OF HAVING A GOOD TIME, We should not always be enough to run out of things to Getting out a couple of weeks OF ENJOYING LIFE, OF QUESTION: What is your serious and profound; please do do. earlier in the summer would GETTING INTO THE MIDDLE opinion of the Hilltop News now not misunderstand what I'm I don't know about you, but mean a better chance of getting OF THE BATTLE TO MAKE that you have seerT"the first issue trying to say. But, those I had a hell of a time trying to: a good summer job. THIS WORLD A BETTER of 1970? problems out there are our find a job, get by on what I was PLACE, WHEN THE OPPOSITE problems. We are affected by making, find things to do until Most people that I've talked to agree with me that the IS TRUE. THE CAUSE OF Greg Clapper: "Pretty good. I those troubles; it is our my friends came home, convince vacation was too long. However, CHRIST NEEDS MEN. IT thought it was a lot better than responsibility to find solutions. my nosey aunt that I hadn't I know that a lot of other people NEEDS REAL MEN, GUYS it has been in the past. It had a We are confronted each day with been kicked out of school, find would rather keep things the WJTH GUTS. 1 WONDER IF lot more coverage. The pictures situations in which we could transportation, leave home just way they are. The best solution, THIS COULD BE THE REAL were very good. The paper take a stand. Yet, we sit here on as I was beginning to enjoy in my opinion, would be to REASON MANY WILL NOT covered many different areas. I our little hill - almost asleep - myself, adapt myself to school submit the matter to a vote, let FOLLOW HIM. THEY DON'T thought it was real good." while far away out there life all over again, remember the administration know the HAVE WHAT IT TAKES. somewhere - there's a world everyone's name, get used to Bill Fine: "I thought it was outcome, and reach a decision THEY CAN'T STAND UP TO much better." going on. .. cafeteria food. . .ahh, the joys of a long vacation. with them. THE RIDICULE OF THE Continued on page 3 PAGE 3
PROFILE:
DR. McCOOK Organization News When one thinks of LaGrange College, he automatically thinks of the religion department. When one"*thinks of the religion CIRCLE K department, he automatically thinks of Dr. McCook. Dr. McCook received his A.B. The LaGrange College Circle at Emory University, his S.T.B., K Club is a service-oriented club S.T.M., and Ph.D. at Boston whose members are selected on University. His first trip to Israel an honorary basis. It is a was under the direction of Kiwanis-sponsored fellowship of Hebrew Union College at college men organized for service Jerusalem.- He has taught at to the college and the LaGrange for about eight years, community. and at one time he taught Each quarter, the Circle K has Psychology and Religion. two projects: a school service project and a community service His main interests center - around his home life. The CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2 project. These include such McCook family consists of Mrs. Donna Tatum: "It's okay. things as taking magazines to McCook, and three children. The don't really have any suggestions patients at the hospital and oldest son, Chip, will be sixteen about it, or for it. I just think collecting old clothes for the next month and attends it's okay." Good-Will Box. LaGrange High School. His main Johnny Nelson: "It looks much The two main projects for interest is in playing drums. The better. There is more sports tips quarter are the handling of other son, Donald, is in his first coverage. I like that a lot. the concessions and tickets at year of junior high. He enjoys There's just a much better the basketball games, and Dexte Croxton, Charles Stevens, and Stan Moor serve playing brass instruments format. The articles pertain to collecting for the Easter Seals concessions at the basketball games. —especially the baritone. The what's going on in other parts of Program. only daughter and the youngest the country, outside LaGrange Officers for this year are: of the family is Jenny Lou. College, as well as inside the President, Charles Stevens; Jenny is in her last year of college. I like it." Vice-President, Steve Buoch: elementary school, and she Julia Holbrook: The pages were Secretary, Dexter Croxton; and enjoys doing everything. Mrs. not in the right order, but other Treasurer, George Stover. Nancy McCook is presently teaching than that it was okay." Kight is Circle K's new fifth grade at Rosemont Steve Segrest: "Somebody sweetheart. ENJOY YOURSELF BUT BE GOOD Elementary School. The major didn't know how to fold it. Oh, family interest lies in camping. yeh, they didn't print my name Besides enjoying his home on the Dean's list and, although The following is an open letter, prepared by R. H. Rubier, life, Dr. McCook also has one I didn't make it, I wouldn't City Manager of Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, and addressed to all other interest—Israel. He enjoys mind having my name on it. I'm students planning to visit Ft. Lauderdale during spring holidays. teaching the Old Testament, not criticizing it, I'm just giving because he can enrich it with his my opinion." I would like to take this opportunity to welcome you to our personal experiences of his trips Rebecca Sherrill: "I think it's a City and sincerely hope that your stay will be a pleasant to Israel. hundred per cent better than experience. Not only is Dr. McCook a previous issues. It has articles In order that neither you nor the City incur any unpleasantness, good professor, but to me, he's a that appeal to the students and the following suggestions and policies have been instituted good person to know as a friend. that are a lot more interesting. It and will be adhered to unequivocally. Don't you agree? even feels like a newspaper." 1. Do not come to Fort Lauderdale unless you definitely have a confirmed housing reservation. Our policies and ordinances prohibit sleeping in cars and/or sleep- K ing the open. Campers or trailers are not permitted }1DDTS3 DRUe^TQTT to park on the beach. If this type vehicle is to be used QUALITY-SERVICE & COURTESY, as living quarters it must be parked in a trailer park Hester specifically licensed for this purpose. 2. All the laws that govern the conduct of the individual THE STORE WITH ALL THE will be enforced. A person must be 21 years of age FAMOUS BRANDS in order to purchase or consume alcohol. Persons guilty Printing of intoxication, (it should be noted that drinking in the open is not permitted) narcotics, use of false identi- WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS fication, or any other form of disorderly conduct and any other unlawful act will be arrested and prosecuted. Violations of the traffic code will result in apprehension DOWNTOWN LAGRANGE and prosecution of the offender. FOR THAT SPECIAL 3. Parents and school officials of any and all students GIRL AT HOME OR arrested during this period will be officially notified. AT SCHOOL Students should be aware of the fact that persons who are arrested and convicted on any charge will have established Coke has the a permanent, and sometimes criminal record against them- taste you never selves which could have a detrimental influence later in life. It is the feeling of the City Commission, this office and all get tired of. of the City departments involved that if your conduct while in Fort Lauderdale follows your personal guidelines while on campus, your vacation will indeed be a pleasant and mem- orable experience.
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ISSAC "Ike" DOLL RICKY NASWORTHY SIDNEY "Sarge" SMITH DENNIS "Denny" HERRON LUTHER TISON Senior guard, 5' 11", 165 lbs., Freshman guard-forward, 6' 3", Senior center, 6' 7", 215 lbs., Junior forward, 6' 5", 195 lbs., Vincennes, Ind. This very Sophomore guard, 6' 1", 190 Alma . . . The tallest player in lbs., Hope, Ind. .. A transfer 165 lbs., LaGrange... Averaged Jacksonville, Fla...A math major, conscientious player received the 16.4 points a game at Troup Panther history, he now shares from Morehead State University he transferred from Young 1968-1969 award as "best High School last year, named to the honor with Bob Harris Junior College, where he defensive player", a title he has a in Kentucky, he brings with him Eble.. Selected for "all state" the basketball savvy for which the State All-tournament averaged 16 points and 11 good chance to retain this team... Most Valuable Troup and "all America" ■ honors in Indiana and Kentucky are rebounds as a sophomore season... A good ball handler and High player in the annual Winter high school, also starred at ... Named to the Georgia Junior team man... married... a physical noted . . His experience and Games and the North Springs Brewton Parker Junior all-around basketball talents are College "all state" tournament education major, he hopes to Holiday Invitational College... Has spent two years in a steady influence to the and "all conference" teams both coach and "work with kids" Tournament All-Tournament the Army as a drill years... At Andrew Jackson HS upon graduation. team . . One of the married sergeant.Married.. players of the team. team. ... Topping his list of he was named "best rebounder" achievements, Nasworthy was two consecutive years and to the honored at the end of his senior Gateway Conference "all star" year at Troup by being team as a senior..One of the nominated prep All-American by team's best scholars. several sportswriters in the state.
ROBERT "Bob" EBLE DANIEL "Danny" MINK ALBERT "Dazzler" STROUD Freshman center, 6' 7", 205 lbs., Hackettstown, N. J. A very Sophomore guard-forward, Junior guard, 5' 11", 154 lbs., Reistertown, Md. .. One of the promising athlete, he set a high 6' 2", 185 lbs., Lithonia... Saw FRANK "Frankie" PARSONS SCOTT WISEMAN school career record of 455 only limited action last year, but team's best offensive players, he rebounds although he played much improved now... averaged Junior guard, 6' 1", 165 lbs., has twice earned LC letters..Scored 1,156 points in Senior forward, 6' 5", 185 lbs., only two years.. Averaged 14.6 19 points and nine rebounds per LaGrange. . Played at LaGrange Tampa, Florida... Saw rebounds during senior season game as a senior in high High School and Young Harris three seasons at Franklin High School, leading the state of considerable action as a junior and scored 374 points (17 per school. . Very quick on his Junior College... An outstanding after transferring from Manatee game) during same moves, a good shot, and a player defensive player with quick Maryland in scoring during his senior year with a 30 point Junior College. . Averaged 19 year... Co-captain of his noted for his hustle. movements and good points per game and named to 1968-1969 team and was named ball-handling ability, he also has average.. An excellent ball handler... Married.. "all city" and "all conference" "all conference" team member a good eye for the basket... selections at Chamberlain High and on "all Northwest Jersey" School.. At Manatee he averaged squad... MAY FURNITURE 12 points per game, led his team to a 16-9 season and the Florida CO. RHODES INC. Junior College Tournament semi-finals, capturing a berth on 230 MAIN ST. SERVING THE SOUTH SINCE 1875 the Christmas tournament "all star team, .. Married and the TEL 884-4623 NATIONALLY FAMOUS FURNITURE, recent father of a daughter. APPLIANCES, CARPET, AND LAGRAIMGE'S ONLY EXPERT & ACCESSORIES CONTINUED FROM PAGE1 REAL DISCOUNT RX FURNITURE STORE 21 West Court Sq. Mrs. Sanders received her art degree from the Uni- SERVICE versity of Georgia. In 1966, See the her first exhibit of paintings, DAVIS DENMAN WIDE TRAC a benefit showing in behalf and of the new Executive Center, PHARMACY secured sufficient funds to Spec'Jlizing in MOHAWK REGENCY TIRES erect a handsome marble foun- Pers jription Service tain before the new Governor's Mansion. at Phillips 66 Stations in LaGrange. WHITMAN CANDY REGIS'' ERED PHARMACIST In 1967, at Artists A'-WAYS ON DUTY There is no better buy around. REVL0N COSMETICS Associates Gallery, she had a PERFUMES successful exhibit of paintings DF vis Pharmacy DISTRIBUTED BY and sketches she made in 10 N. Court Sq. HILL OIL COMPANY Europe. Mrs. Sanders presently LaGrange, Ge. studies with the noted Atlanta artist, Ouida Canaday. PAGE 5
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VARSITY A LOOK AT SPORTS INTRAMURALS Bv MARK WILLIAMS by Joe Fisher In their only action last week, the LaGrange Panthers came Well, the season is underway! through with their first home With all the teams having played victory of the year by coming at least one game, things have from behind begun to clean to defeat up to where Georgia we can at least Southwestern have a vague 57-54. At the idea of what beginning of VS^*"^- ^*f\ -9 m 'Snt c°me the game ' off this season. things really The first looked bad as game was Southwestern \. . _2 D e 11 a T a u made nine of their first ten field Delta vs. Faculty. James Lee points. Following him were goal attempts and ran up a Garrett, Victor McDaniel, and Adams 13; Long 7; Courtwright thirteen-point lead. The Greg Clapper led the Delt's to a 3; Matlock, Freeman, and Panthers, however, fought back 43 to 21 victory over the faculty Buford with 2 each. and led by 27-26 at halftime. Georgia Southwestern came by scoring 15,10,10 points For the Faculty, Hinson was respectively. Other scores were into the game ranked 12th high with 10 and Williamson 7, nationally in defense, so the low Kelly Larson, 4, Dexter Croxton Tosh 4, Thomas 2, Freeman 2, 2, and Fisher 2. score came as no surprise. and Purves 2. Sid Smith, who led the For the Faculty, Ric Purves Team percentages were: led with 7 points, followed by Panthers in scoring' and Floor shots: Kappa Sig 20/50, rebounding with 19 points and Hinson 6, Williamson 4, Thomas Faculty 11/57; Foul shots: 11 rebounds, looked like more 2, and Jeffery 2. Kappa Sig 5/10, Faculty 5/10; than just a fill-in as he played his Team percentages for this Rebounds: Kappa Sigma 35, best game of the season. Luther game were: Floor shots: Delta Faculty 30. Tison was the only other Tau Delta 20/47, Faculty 10/40; In the last game of the week, Panther to hit double figures Foul Shots: Delta Tau Delta which I considered to be the with 10 points. 3/13, Faculty 1/12; Rebounds: best game played so far. Pi Delta Tau Delta 30, Faculty 24. Kappa Phi edged Beta Rho At this point of the season In the second game of the 38-37. Pi Kappa Phi showed a the Panthers have a 4-10 record day, Adams and Courtwright led lot of strength in the fact that and are 2-4 in the GIAC. Luther Kappa Sigma to a 54 to 15 they played 11 men and 9 out of Tison is the team's leading victory over the Independents. those 11 scored. scorer, averaging about 19 points Also scoring for Kappa Sigma At first it seemed Beta Rho per game and is also the leading were Mason 10, Long 9, Wynn, was on its way to certain rebounder with about 11 per Brownlow, and Baker with 2 victory, but its one weakness game. Rick Nasworthy is the each. began to show. The team started only other active player In the Independents' scoring to the toward the half. By the averaging in double figures, with line were Howard 4, Setzer 3, half, they were only leading Women's an 11-point average. Dan Mink Callow, Nelson, Johnson and 24-14. Pi Kap pushed hard by and Ike Doll are averaging about Bush with 2 each. 7 points a game; Frank Parsons, running fresh teams in and Team percentages for this Sid Smith, and Scott Wiseman finally edged by the one point Intramural game went like this: Floor shots: about 6 points per game. Sid needed for victory. Smith leads the team in field Kappa Sigma 24/60, Indies 7/44; Leading the Pi Kappa Phi Foul shots: Kappa Sigma b/15, Activities Begin goal percentage. scoring were Pug Hitt and Dave Indies 1/10; Rebounds: Kappa Senior Ike Doll has done Covington with 7 points each. quite a job for the Panthers, Sig37, Indies 21. Ralph Sims and Ed Wages hit for Thursday was also an exciting Well, it looks as though the scoring 18 points in the last two 6 points each. Wood hit for 3, day with Kappa Sigma beating women have invaded the world games, without missing a single Justice 2, Towler 2, and the Faculty 45 to 27. Leading of sports again this quarter. It's shot in either of the games. Wedgeworth 2. that time of year when the The Panthers have three the Kappa Sig's this time was The Beta Rho scorers were Coach Ric Mason with 16 feminine fraulein's don their straight games on the road Bill McGough 21, Tell 9, bobby socks and sneakers in before returning home to face Williams 3, Shelhorse 2, and preparation for an invigorating always strong Valdosta State Holden 2. Bill McGough did an game of basketball. v January 31. outstanding job on the floor in The competition will center keeping the team going like it around four main teams. The was. teams are: Alpha Phi Beta, led The team percentages for the by team captain Peggy Studstill, W. A. A. BASKETBALL last game were: Floor shots: Pi Kappa Phi Delta, coached by Kapp 15/67, Beta Rho 14/43; Vicki Lyle, Alpha Kappa Theta, SCHEDULE Foul shots: Pi Kapp 8/20, Beta under the able direction of Pat Rho 9/20. Mc Afee, and rounding out the Monday January 19 A0 vs. AK© In this column, as an added list of teams are the Tuesday January 20 Indies vs. K0* attraction, will be placed the Independents, headed by name of the player that scored Barbara Laughman. Monday January 26 A0 vs. K0 IDEAL the most points in any one game The first game will begin Wednesday January 28 AK© vs. Indies during the week of play and the January 19 at 5:30. Games will Tuesday February 3 Ap' vs. Indies CLEANERS name of the player who has the follow every Monday and Wednesday February 4 K0 vs. AK© highest total of points. Wednesday. After all the games Monday February 9 A0 vs. AK6^ This week. Bill McGough have been completed there will Wednesday February 11 Indies vs. K0 LAGRANGE'S scored the highest with 21 be an All Star Game. This game Monday February 16 A0 vs. K0 points in the Pi Kappa Phi vs. will feature the outstanding girls Wednesday February 18 AK9 vs. Indies QUALITY Beta Rho game. Ronnie Mason on each team. Monday February 23 A0vs. Indies and Roger Adams hold the total The Intramural Activities are Wednesday February 25 K0 vs. AK© CLEANERS title, having 26 points each. sponsored by the Women's Monday March 2 Finals 224 GREENVILLE ROAD l Since a lot of the teams have Athletic Association. Under the only played one game and some supervision of Miss T. Alford, Wednesday March 4 All Star Game PHONE 884-4656 others have played more, this W.A.A. advisor, and Ann Martin, Try Us and You'll Be Back! won't mean much now, but W.A.A. president, will combine should later on in the season. efforts for a successful turnout. PAGE 6
News From LIFE or the words of Hair ringing out an innocent defiance of social LIFE magazine finds that a convention. . .Laura Nyro cries, As things stand right this strange quiet has settled on 'Save the people, save the moment, no one on the staff of America's college campuses, country,' and for some students the HTN. has come up with an which only last spring were this meant: Go to Washington appropriate title for our weekly boiling with noisy on Nov. 15. . .Classical music has selection of an outstanding confrontations. not been abandoned. 'Bach student. The best we have done In a sweeping survey in its fulfills a need for order, seems to be "Hilltop Honey," a Dec. 12th issue, LIFE presents precision, clarity of tone,' said name we're sure will not warm the views of undergraduate one student. . .While much of the hearts of many of our fellow writers and photographers on today's music is personal, much students. We are asking your campuses across the country. No also expresses an attitude that is help in finding a title that will one voice can sum up the mood distinctively social in its fit. So, if you want something of the nation's eight million application. Music, in a way, is better than you-know-what college students. But this holding us together today." you've got to GIVE. Think up a comment by a University of California (by Kathy title and drop it in the mail to Colorado student comes closest: White)-"One local columnist us. We are looking forward to "The radicals are suffering claims that 'the freaks rule the hearing from you. from a case of the blahs, the campus.' A spokesman for the liberals are frustrated and there Young Americans for Freedom, seems to be no movement in any a right-wing organization, says direction except back toward the silent majority runs the oneself." campus. But the only apparent Choice of Week "The stillness is hardly ruler is the Frisbee. . .Frisbees serenity," LIFE comments. are so ubiquitous, in fact, that Our first selection for the "The hard issues-the draft, they have been banned on Hilltop New's choice of the Vietnam, drugs—are still deeply campus by police as 'dangerous week for this quarter is Miss felt. Concern is too ingrained for and lethal weapons.' That's the Carol Vaughan. Carol, a Junior a return to the cool detachment kind of place Berkeley is right majoring in English, hails from of the* 1950s. . .And if most now. The campus is calm. But her hometown (Where else?), of students are pulling back to the scars of last year's violence Cartersville, Ga. Carol is a sister reexamine their commitments are still apparent and much of of Kappa Phi Delta Sorority, a and tactics, at a few campuses the calm, though partially the member of Alpha Mu Gamma, a the fire is still dangerously close result of apathy and studies, is member of the Legislative to the surface. . .The strategy of also the result of a kind of Council, editor of The Scroll, head-on dissent, however fear. . ." and was featured in the 1969 successful, proved to be too Texas (by D. Kirk edition of Who's Who in painful to sustain." Hamilton)-"The average student American Colleges and Campus reports were written here is still the well-scrubbed Universities. Her plans for the from the University of adolescent he is expected to be, future are to teach college Wisconsin, University of and the University of Texas still English, to write a novel that Chicago, Oberlin College, Smith offers as dominant images receives worldwide acclaim, and College, University of California football, beer and Saturday to win a Silver medal (why not a (Berkeley), University of Texas, night fraternity dances. Few Gold?) pole vaulting in the next University of Mississippi, San innovative radical leaders are to Olympics. She would not reveal Francisco State, and the be found here because they have any more of her dreams for the University of Iowa. long since migrated to centers of future, but said they were "Just Two general observations social change like New York and like everyone else's." Everyone, surface in the LIFE article: California. . .As on many other feast your eyes on Carol and "Music is as pervasive on large campuses, the mood here is then run up to your room, campuses as hair or anxious. But barring any major compose a poem or short story, bell-bottoms" and "affection, administrative blunders, the and then run over and hand it personal and communal, is a key biggest concern of the students into this same young lady in The part of the current college is likely to remain whether or Scroll office. She wishes to thank you, everyone. life-style." not the Longhorns can hold A sampling of the reports: their number one national Wisconsin (by Joseph ranking in football." McBride)-"Guilt seems to be a Mississippi (by Patsy campus disease, as evidenced by Brumfield)—"Football, good the fact that fraternities and looks and social life--those are Term Papers Big Business sororities feel a need to justify the things Ole Miss students say Washington Post News Service that school, the agency wrote 23 their activities by involving are most important. And in NEW HAVEN, Conn. — A aster" and graded a failure by papers in a class of 150, the Yale Yale teacher William McBride. themselves in conspicious exactly that order. . .But these company in Bridgeport, com- paper reported. plete with 24-hour answering charities. . .Much of the are not the only things Ole Miss The average paper costs about hypertension on campus stems thinks about. There are also, service and engraved business The agency guarantees origi- from time to time, political cards, makes a profitable busi- nality and swift production, but $2 a page. For special work, from the university's use of city prices rise. riot police to break up a sit-in concerns. Only last year a large ness of writing 6,000 term pa- makes no promises about against Dow Chemical two years demonstration erupted after the pers a year for college students grades. One agency-prepared A Bridgeport professor, who paper, originally written for a ago. . .Small wonder that there is defeat of a referendum to throughout Connecticut, the declined to be identified, said he Yale Daily News reported last coed at the University of Bridge- was "most upset" by the agen- a growing exodus by couples and legalize beer." port, was then submitted with groups to farmhouses in the San Francisco State (by week. cy's reported popularity among The company, the .Weinstein disastrous results to a Yale pro- his students. lovely rural communities around David Noard (-"Although the fessor. Madison where living is both strike has passed, we do not Research Agency, provides un- Told that as many as 20 or 25 dergraduate papers and mas- cheap (as little as $75 a month) consider the events surrounding THE PAPER, which had mer- of his papers were slated to and peaceful." it to be just history. Between ter's thesis to students at Yale come from the Weinstein University, University of Con- Chicago (by Roger classes we sit on the lawn in the ited an A in Bridgeport's first- agency, he said he would look sun and on the benches in front necticut, the U n i v e r s i t y of for a pattern and fail any stu- Black)-"The radicals say the Bridgeport, Fairfield College year philosophy course, was students are apathetic, but of the campus, knowing that dents he suspected of the prac- and several other Connecticut termed "a barely mitigated dis- tice. they're not; they're just insights, like life, will continue colleges, the campus newspaper students, in a somewhat to grow. And not least among Baid. otherwordly alienated way. those insights is the fact that The company is operated by a University of Chicago students fear of change far exceeds the SGA FINANCIAL REPORT tend to be islands in fear felt by those who want young man who may or may not themselves. . .One reason the change. We learned who was be named Jeffrey Weinstein. He Ken Ackis, Treasurer of the Student Government Association, football games this fall—the first afraid of whom." uses the name but claims it is has released to the HTN the fol lowing financial statement: since Robert Maynard Hutchins Iowa (by Alan Lew)-'Tn pseudonym, the News said. banned the game in 1939-meant Iowa, where reticence is Weinstein, o r i g i n a 11 y ap- Balance, September 1, 1969 S 2,826.72 a gl-eat deal to us is that they regarded as a leading industry, proached by a Yale Daily News Fall Quarter Revenue 7,918.20 were the first glimmer we have the kids are matching their reporter feigning interest in set- Working Capital seen of a real community. We elders silence for silence this fall. ting up a New Haven branch of $10,744.92 felt very comfortable together. But if anyone takes this as a sign the company, was quoted as Expenses: We have a lot in common and we that their disaffection is waning. saying that he and a staff of 10 Dues for Southern Universities came to feel, as a crowd, that he had better have another full and part-time writers pre- Student Government Association there are a great number of look. . .Regardless of the decibel pared at least 6,000 term papers 35.00 other people in the country who level, however, no one here is in per year. Entry Fee for Miss Georgia Contest 200.00 have a lot in common with the mood for surrender. The Donation from SGA to "Margin of Distinction" 1,000.00 THE YOUNG entrepeneur said us. . .We also share a conviction action has simply moved Donation to United Fund 50.00 his company will take an order that people must love each other underground for a while. Or Homecoming (Entertainers, decorations, etc.) for a paper on any topic and will 3,103.00 not only to be happy, but to perhaps it would be more guarantee delivery on deadline. Greek Council dance 325.00 survive. This is so obvious to us accurate to say that it has been Miscellanous expense 487.27 it is a cliche. But it is not driven underground. . .Silence is The • Weinstein agency has Fall Quarter allotments: obvious to everyone or we the order of the day~if not as a been in operation for at lest would not be in the fix we are conscious tactic, at least as a three years and claims to have Quadrangle 2,700.00 2,700.00 in." refuge. But it is conspicious even Hilltop News 520.00 Smith (by Khoda in Iowa, and not likely to last prepared papers for students as Scroll 275.00 Micocci)-"Music is a kind of much longer." Inter-Faith Council 250.00 emotional shorthand and if you far away as Miami. Oberlin (by David MAA 125.00 would understand what is going Elsner)-"'Oberlin in 1969 is not WAA on today on the campuses, you I he busily activist Oberlin of About three-quarters of the 75.00 could hardly do better than to 1968. The campus is quiet, the company's business apparently Chi Epsilon 50.00 pay attention to the music now library is crowded as never is with students at the Univer- TOTAL EXPENSES $ 9,195.27 being played there. . .plaintive before, and student power, at sity of Bridgeport. For one re- Balance, November 12, 1969 S 1,549.65 notes of Segovia's guitar least for the time being, is cent history art' term paper at suggesting a peaceful gentleness; dead."