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The Daily Egyptian, September 24, 1964 Southern Illinois University Carbondale OpenSIUC September 1964 Daily Egyptian 1964 9-24-1964 The aiD ly Egyptian, September 24, 1964 Daily Egyptian Staff Follow this and additional works at: http://opensiuc.lib.siu.edu/de_September1964 Volume 46, Issue 3 Recommended Citation , . "The aiD ly Egyptian, September 24, 1964." (Sep 1964). This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1964 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in September 1964 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Freshmen Show Set DAILY EGYPTIAN For Friday SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY One of the highlights of New ....________________________ Valum.46 Carltontlale,lIIi ••is Thursday,.;.;......;, September ___ 24,..;.. 1964____________ ..;..;~.;;..;..J Number 3 Student Week, the annual Freshman Talent Show, will be held at 8 p.ll'I. Friday in Shryock Auditorium. There is no admission Stamina Is 'Must' for Students charge. Seventeen acts comprise this year's show, featuring vocal solos, folksinging, dancers, With Cross-Country' Schedule a gag and a serious reading. William K. Moore and Al Ottley will be masters of ceremonies. f1 Arena-to-Wham Trek Takes All participants, including MC's, are new students at 14 Minutes at Healthy Pace Slu. Cochairman for the show are Kathy Neumeyer and Shel­ By Robert Smith fact, it takes 14 minutes at don Chesky. Classes are now underway my best, which is a healthy An estimated 50 students and for some students, par­ stride. showed up for tryouts Mon­ ticularly freshman, stamina Of course there is also an day and Tuesday, with 17 acts as well as studying is going 8 o'clock section of the English surviving. to hold the key to their future. course and a 9 a.m. section of Participants and their ta­ Students, for example, who physical fitness. Students with lents include the following: have a physical fitness course this sequence will have the Cheryl Wissen, vocalist; in the sm Arena at 8 a.m. added privilege of doing the Elrita Wright, modern and and an English course at 9 Wham Jam on their way to the jazz dancer; John Skerce, folk a. m. in Wham Education Arena. The "Wham Jam" isa singer. Barbara Trent, who Building will find that they dance students must perform will present a serious reading. can't make it in the 10 minutes to maneuver through the crowd and Sidney Ludwig, vocalist. officially allotted. and out of the Wham Building Also Jan Sirles, acrobatic Short of running it is impos­ during the first few minutes dancer; Judy Florreich. vo­ sible. I tried it and failed. In after each class period. calist; The Pebbles, a folk I ran into a very weak singing group composed of Ogur Gets Grant form of the Jam while making Brett Champlin, Nancy Jo a return trip from Wham to Zacha, Alan Dillard and Paul For Cancer Study the Arena. when I met a new student group on the stairs. It E nchelmayer. Maurice Ogur chairman of Others include Ronald added around a minute to my SIU's Department of Micro­ time, bringing the total be­ Amos, vocalist. Connie Koines biology, has been awarded a and Suzanne Oliver, can can tween classes to more than 15 grant of $17,825 by the Amer­ minutes. Perhaps the physical dancers; Theresa Steingruby, !can Cancer Society for a study vocalist, Clyda S pill e r , fitness professor will feel the of "Mutants with Impaired exercise gained doing theJam dancer; and Gordon CalIon, Respiration... folksinger. will make up for the student'S The grant represents the being six minutes late. Also Ronald Stout, vocalist; fifth year of support for tbis Peggy Ann McKenzie and - ... -=-- Some other students will study. find themselves trying to beat Deborah Jean Wesley, dan­ CLASS DASH - Egyptian Reporter Bob Smith (dark shirt) makes Ogur prese-nted sottle of the a dash for class to test how long it takes to get from one side of the bell between Brown Hall cers; Byron Treece, folk and results of his study to the classroom and Furr Auditor­ blues singer; and Carolyn campus to another. He gives me result of his research in the Sixtb International Congress Workman, who will present story in the adjoining colulQn. (Photo by Hal Stoelzle) ium: classrooms on the other of Biochemistry in July. twO extreme corners of an act of gags and stunts. the campus. Norbert Krausz and Martha Ledures9 Jazz Set Harpstrite will be accom­ For instance, does anyone panists for the groups. have GSB 101 history at I) . The talent show will wind President Morris Will Address Freshmen a.m. in Furr, and GSD-1]·1 algebra at 10 in Brown H<il! . up activities of New Student Week. However, there will be A healthy male should be ~11:'! a number of dances and other At First of 11 Fall Convocations Today to make this distance ir J activities slated for the first shade more than IS minut.::" The 1964 fall series of Oct. 8, Company Espagnole, tures, Nov. 5 and 12; the and still arrive at his cla;,:; on-campus weekend for all Freshman Convocation will Teresa. films "Richard III." "Henry students. in fair condition. comm~nce today when Oct. IS, Hugh Miller, Royal IV:' and "Hamlet:' Oct. 17. Resorting to two-wheeled Drennan Named President Delyte W. Morris Academy of Dramatic Art. Dec. 5 and Dec. 12; the Jap­ transportation, the time be­ addresses tbe freshman class Oct. 22, Gordon Hall, Bat­ anese film. "Human Condi­ tween Brown and Furr was cut with "Know Your University" tler Against Bigotry. tion," Oct. 11 and the French down to a respectable 6:30 CadetCommander as his theme. Oct. 29. Scott Morrison, film. "The Wild Fruit:' Nov. minutes. If the rider didn't Jerry D. Drennan of Car­ The 11 regularly scheduled Piano Concert. 8; and the presentation of bave to dodge students walk­ bondale has been named cad<;!t events of lecture and enter­ Nov. 5, Mitchell Ruff Trio. "WOO's Afraid of Virginia ing on the bike paths, several division commander of the tainment will be held every Progressive Jazz. Woolf" by the National Tour­ Air Force ROTC program. Thursday at 10 a.m. and I Nov. 12. Hugo Portisch. Ed­ ing Co. on Nov. 9. (Cantinued an Page 14) Announcement of Drennart's p.m. in Shryock Auditorium. itor, Vienna Kurier. selection was made by Lt. The fall program of speak­ Nov. 19, Paul Draper. Mas­ Saluki Mentor Jim Wilkinson Col. James F. Van Ausdal, ers and topics are: ter of the Dance. professor. of air science. Sept. 24, President Delyte Nov. 26, Thanksgiving. The new commander is a W. Morris, Kn\... Your Dec. 3, Holiday Season Is Wrestling Coach of Year chemistry major and has ex­ UnIversity. Convocation. SIU's Jim Wilkinson, who A sketch and article about pressed the hope of making a Oct. I, Henry Scott, A Man Each freshman is required piloted his 1964 wrestling Wilkinson appears in the cur­ career in the Air Force. and A Piano. to attend nine convocaLfons squad to fourth in NCAA uni­ rent issue of the Amateur during the quarter. At lea::!t versity division champion­ Wrestling News, in announcing five of them must be selected his selection. Saturday Is Deadline to Report from the regular Thursday ships last spring, has been series. Freshmen may fulfill named the nation's "College their requirement by attending Wrestling Coach of the Year." Address Changes to Registrar nine of the regular Thursday Announcement of the selec­ programs. tion, by NCAA wrestling Students who have changed students who preregistered coaches and officials, was home or campus addresses for the fall during the spring However, a student may at­ made in Springfield, Mass., since preregistering for this and summer terms, Young tend for credit as many as by Douglas Parker of Spring­ term are urged to submit said. four programs from the sup­ field College, who handled the their address cards to the "We have received less than plementary list. Freshmen baJloting. Registrar's 0 ff ice b y 2,500 cards listing changes of are encouraged to attend all of these programs which have Last year's fourth-place Saturday. address either in the student's finish followed a 20th place "U we don't receive the home city or in Carbond.l le," been designed to broaden their finish in 1963. His 1962 team cards with the new data by Young added. horizons during the first year tied for sinh and his 1961 ! that time, the listings in the He said the new telephone in college. Three quarters of satisfactory attendance in the squad tied for 15th. Wilkinson I Unlversily Directory for those system in Thompson Point and non-credit fo'resllman Convo­ has heen head wrestling coach students will be incorrect:' Woody Hall will require stu­ at sm since 1949. Loren Young, assistant.rellis­ dents living in those areas cations are required for graduation. '1 really was thrilled to be rrar, said. Students who have who preregistered to submit chosen for this a war d:' not change!! their home or their cards also. The supplementary fall ser­ Wilkinson said, "but I really Carbondale addresses need "I:: they don't, their new ies are: Audubon film pro­ feel tbat I don't deserve it not return the cards, telephone numbers will not grams, Oct. 7 and 28; the as much as the boys. They've The cards were mailed to be listed in the directory," Malcolm Frager concert, Oct. done as much to build up • the home addresses of all Young explained.
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