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Oriental Seminar Planned Miss Gay Waller: a 21 Year Old Promised for All Georgia Southern University Digital Commons@Georgia Southern The Inkwell Student Media 4-14-1976 The Inkwell Armstrong State College Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/inkwell Recommended Citation Armstrong State College, "The Inkwell" (1976). The Inkwell. 1341. https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/inkwell/1341 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 Inkwell by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. armstrong state college 11935 abercom street ext. savannah, georgia 31406 Little Theatre presents KING LEAR April 9-17 VOL. 40, NO. 22 get your tickets now! INKWELL APRIL 14, 1976 Who Will Be Miss Geechee? The annual Miss Geechee Lovely To Be A Woman". Pageant, a preliminary Pageant Miss Nancy Bragg: a 19 year to the Miss Georgia and the Miss old freshman, will perform a tap America Pageants will be held dance. April 17, 1976, in the New Fine Miss Diane Livingston: a 19 Arts Auditorium. Nineteen year old freshman, will play the contestants will seek the crown organ and sing "Secret Love". now held by Miss Linda Hodges. Miss Cheryl Calloway: a 19 Linda represented Armstrong year old freshman, will perform State College in the Miss Georgia a modern belly dance. Pageant and was a runner-up. Miss Rosalyn Randall: a 22 The nineteen contestants will year old sophomore, will compete in the areas of talent, perform a comedy cooking swimsuit, evening gown (on lesson. stage), personality, and personal Miss Anne Brady: a 20 year interview. Awards will be given old sophomore, will play on the in each of the contesting areas as piano Albumblatt (Fur Elise) by well as Miss Congeniality. This Beethoven. year's winner will advance to the Miss Elaine Bush: a 19 year Miss Georgia Pageant to old sophomore, will perform a represent Armstrong State June dramatical presentation from 15 in a state-wide competition. "The Wiz". The contestants and a listing Miss Bridgett Burger: an 18 of their talents are as follows: year old freshman, will recite Miss Cinday Chambers: an 18 poetry to the theme from "Born year old freshman, will perform Free". a dramatic soliloquy from Joan Miss Vickie Denmark: a 19 of Arc, by George Bernard year old freshman, will perform Shaw. a modern ballet to "Softly as I Miss Debbie Gardland: a 21 Leave You". year old sophomore, will recite Miss Diane Edler: a 21 year an original poem to the theme of old junior, will perform a "The Homecoming". modern jazz dance to the Miss Debra Drane: a 21-year "hustle". old sophomore, will sing a medly Miss Angela Small: an 18 year Starting at the left top stairwell: Debra Drane, Sue Purvis, Debbie Garland, Ann Brady, Bndgette Burger, from "Mame," "Cabaret," and old freshman, will sing an opera "Hello Dolly." presentation entitled d To rtie' right^stairwell, starting at the back, Cynthia Charnbers ^ Bragg, I^S * C^1 Miss Lisa Audet: a 20 year old "Summertime". Callaway, Rosalyn Randall, Melodie Henderson, Lisa Audet, Angela Small, Vicki Denmark, Diane Ed . junior will dance to the "King of Miss Melodie Henderson: an Now shown: Diane Livingston, Gaye Waller and Edith Sewell. the Road". 18 year old freshman, will Miss Edith Sewell: a 20-year perform a ballet. old sophomore, will sing "I Am An enjoyable evening of Blue". entertainment and surprises is Oriental Seminar Planned Miss Gay Waller: a 21 year old promised for all. Students, staff, SESSION 6: "Problems and junior, will play on the piano, There will be a seminar' humanistic issues and values. In and the general public is Issues of Inerracial Marriages" selections from Elton John, and planned lasting for a period of order to achieve the objectives cordially invited. (May 16, 1976, 2:00 p.m.) a ragtime boogie number. six sessions concerning Orientals. of the project, the following Can you guess who Miss Humanist: Dr. Don Chang Lee Miss Lynn Smith: a 19 year The basic theme that this programs will be implemented: Geechee for 1976 will be? The lectures and discussions old freshman, will sing "How seminar will deal with is: SESSION 1: "Bill of Rights'. will be translated into Korean. "Human Rights From 1776 to (April 11, 1976, 2:00 p.m.) The public is invited and there 1976: A Humanistic Humanist: Dr. Steve Y. Rhee will be no admission fee. All the Examination of Issues and SESSION 2: "Legal Aid meetings will take place in Problems of Immigration with Program and Immigration Law" Room 215 in the Fine Arts Emphasis on Oriental Women." Student Government (April 18, 1976, 2:00 p.m.) Building. Humanist: Mr. Steve Gottlieb This program is financially The purpose of this project is Elections assisted by the National to provide an opportunity for SESSION 3: "Government Endowment for the Humanities the Orientals to become aware Welfare Policy" (April 25, 1976, Deadline to file it 5:00 p.m. Tuesday, April 1 3th. through the Georgia Committee of human rights and values in a 2:00 p.m.) Humanist: Mr. on Public Programs for the Elections will be held April 20. 21. and 22. democratic society regardless of Joseph Nicholson Humanities as a Bicentennial - Available offices are: President. Vice President. differences in race and culture. SESSION 4: "Race and related program. The Program The purpose will be Minority Problems" (May 2, Secretary, Treasurer. Union Board (four seats! Director for this seminar is Don accomplished by providing an 1976, 2:00 p.m.) Humanist: Dr. Senate. Departmental, AtLarge (two Seats), and Chang Lee, Ph.D., Georgia opportunity for dialogue John Smith Southwestern College, Americus, Sophomore (tour seats). between humanists and the SESSION 5: "Concept of Georgia, 31709. The Armstrong audience. The humanism will be Culture and Comparison of Campus coordinator is Dr. Steve promoted as the participants Asian Culture and American Rhee of the Political Science gain a greater insight to their (May 9, 1976, 2:00 p.m.) Department. role in society and examine Humanist: Dr. George Worth Page Two — The Inkwell, April 14, 1976 News Shorts BEOG W orkshop There will be a workshop regarding the Basic Educational Opportunity Grant Program on campus April 13 in Fine Arts 215. The program is for persons who work closely with students (financial aid officers, high school counselors, admissions officers, and fiscal officers) to provide information about the Basic Grants Program for students attending post-secondary institutions. Industrial-Technical Openings The Deering-Milliken Company '-Incorporated will be interviewing for industrial-technical openings on April 14. Contact Ms. Payne in the placement Office for appointments and information on placement activities. Wanted To Rent Shiloh Morning Is Coming Shiloh Morning, a five piece acoustically oriented and, Mark Hancock, who ote Anyone who has (or knows of) a place at Savannah Beach to rock band whose music has been according to promoters, the LP keyboard, mellotron, acoustical rent the week of June 7 call Mrs. Hunnicutt at 925-3774. acclaimed as a cross between the is worth a listen. Some of the guitar and banjo, carries Responsible party would like reasonable rent. Moody Blues, Crosby, Stills, better cuts include "Nights in secondary vocals and i s one of Nash and Young, and the Eagles, White Satin", "Riverside," and the composers within the™, will appear in concert on Friday, several original compositions. His most celebrated so ng f rom Friends off World Teaching April 16, 1976 in the Fine Arts Shiloh Morning has also made the album "Shiloh Morning" is Friends of World Teaching is pleased to announce that Auditorium at 8:00 p.m. various appearances in U.S. "Just Like the Other Day." Mr, hundreds of teachers and administrators are still needed to fill mission is tree. colleges and universities and Hancock evidently utilizes h i existing vacancies with overseas American Community schools; guest ap^Lnces"1^^3^ T* 38 °ne °f keyboards * tradition of the international, private, church-related, and industry-supported guest appearances with such the outstanding new groups by Moodv Blues schools and colleges in over 120 countires around the world. »mve-4 2 ScSdle, is th. „ F.W.T. will supply applicants with updated lists of these schools has recorded their first alh Entertainment Conference. The spokesman and plays four and colleges. Vacancies exist in almost all fields at all levels. SSftiJlSS.ISK E5ZZ 8,50 P,a™i"8 8 guitars, emphasizing on d it I t Foreign language is not required. Qualification requirements, salaries, and length of service vary from school to school but in most cases are similar to those in the U.S. For further S.atl srL,«7calr,? fT male, members and one «»""• Especially noteworthy w information, prospective applicants should contact: Friends of nguig artist Karen Carpenter female, vocalist Jeannie McGill "Too Far Behind" and "AFinal World Teaching, P.O. Box 6454, Cleveland, Ohio 44101. although reports suggest that she Walker. Ms. Walker plays both Z c » V is not an imitator. The album is tambourine and wood block. (P,e3Se &e Page 8) Sculpture Scheduled For ASC Showing of drawings and sculntnre h free-standing figures in well as for his scu lpture. He is William J. Thommnn p f y u vareity ot media - bronze, represented by the Grand of Art at the Universitv^of faSS' flberSlass' limestone and Central Moderns Gallery in New u Georgia. ™ersity of cement. York has participated in In the genre of secular public numerous shows in many states. Mr. Thompson studied at the monurnents, Mr. Thompson is Private collections, both Art Student League in resPonsible for a nine foot American and European, include Woodstock, the Rhode Island commemorative sculpture in cast his work.
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