Buu'm wrtr Onuturstrrn at Iempis 41st Year MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1960 Vol. 41, No. 24 :Center Fund Sponsors Quartet-Sextet Sing MARGUERITE PIAZZA, JEROME ROBERTSON JUDGE; PROCEEDS WILL. BENEFIT STUDENT CENTER FUND Metropolitan Opera star and recently-turned night club singer Marguerite Piazza (known to friends in Memphis as Mrs. William Condon) and Jerome Robertson, choir director at the ' Louisiana, will be rority. - Dorothy Hicks, Bunky Haigler, Mary Lou Growden, Lela Garner. April 29, 1960 THE SOU'WESTER *Friday, Page 2 meetings. This club would, most of Your Student Council all, show all of our athletic teams Letter that we are By Jenny Yates here at Southwestern whole-heartedly behind them. It TENNESSEE all MEMPHIS, On April 12th the old Student would also prove to others in the To The Editor ESTABLISHED 1919 Council met and concluded its bus- area and to other colleges that SW Dear Editor: spirit. An publish the fol- iness for the past year. Jack has a pride in school I hope you will executive council, composed of one lowing letter and shake up the Streete announced that Honor delegate from each Greek and in- student body. They need it badly. would be held the Council elections dependent group and the cheer- As I am a loyal Southwestern following day. He also announced leaders, would be in charge of all alumnus who regularly attends al that class elections would be held activities of the group. A commit- the athletic and social events at the Thursday after we get back tee composed of Bill Reed, Lou the college, I feel I am justified in from Easter and that cheerleading Johnson, Wes Busbee, and Jenny writing this letter. Ray Hill and I try-outs would be Friday. Bill Reed Yates, was chosen to study the have gone to considerable trouble will be in charge of the elections. matter and take immediate action. in bringing the finest film pro- Weekly by the American Bar Association Published Dan Whipple announced that the They will talk to the sorority and gram in the country to the South- Jocelyn Agnew, Editor Social Committee had spent $150.00 fraternity groups at their Monday western campus. of the $400.00 alloted to them. He meetings. The Southwestern student body Parker Williamson, Business Manager said that the Social Committee vot- Bobby Barret said that he will and faculty have been conspicuous this of these Robert Watson, Managing Editor ed not to have Derby Day talk to Dean Canon soon about a in their absence at most year. topic for discussion next year. It films. I know a student body-per ...... ------...... Gwen Bell lev- Circulation Manager Ann Myers said that the Library has been suggested to him that se-can't maintain a consistent Mary Frances Buxton, Jane Cook, Marily Davis. the yearly Committee is meeting to re-eval- Africa be the topic for discussion. el of class, due to I hope News Editor...... Suellyn Scott uate its duties and structure and If you have any suggestions, give changes in classes. However, Welsh, Kaye McKnight, Juanita Shettlesworth, Ellen Holmes, Sarah Richards, Peggy will be prepared soon. them to Bobby. He also announced the faculty isn't becoming too con-. Fredricka Crawley, Gail Jarrett, Katie Bartels. that a report Somervill that the Training Session for FOS cerned with trying to save the Feature Editor...... John It was announced by Jerry Dun- Pat Pumphrey, Gary L. Pagels, leaders would be at 6:30 Thursday world and neglecting their affairs Marcy Ruyl, Sallie Meek Sr., Bitty Gardenbum, can that the next meeting of the Knight, Gay Greve, Charles Phillips. AEC with Dr. Davis. at the college. That is, while many Jo ICC will be held May 10th on the night in the Susie Bracewell how to lead groups faculty members may have already Society Editor ...... Southwestern campus. Another He will discuss and the leading points of "Death seen the films shown at the center, Day meeting will be held the 26th to Sports Editors ...... Birt Waite, Snowden of a Salesman." the least they can do is recommend Hartzog, Prof. Prognosticator, study sit-ins. Charles Rond, Jim Hutter, George Crabb, Mark they attend It was announced by Bette Baum- to their students that Olivcr Dickens. Bill Davidson said that the NSA these films. It was absolutely ab- the Publications Board Lloyd Glover regional meeting will be held May garten that Photography ...... had their first meeting Tuesday. surd to see French students from - lotz 6-7 in Nashville. We plan to send position ...... Delm a K were formed in East High, Treadwell and Central Com delegates from here, and anyone Two committees Barbara Bell, Juanita Shettlesworth at "Les Parents Terribles," and al- Copy Editors ...... interested can contact Bill. hopes of getting more publicity. Marilyn Stewart Jocelyn Agnew is in charge of all most no Southwestern students. Office Manager ...... nominated one boy Humphreys, Dorothy Hawn, The council Can it be the faculty and student Martha Eliott, Dandy McInnis, Jane Coburn, Lynnette campus news. The poster commit- Growden, Mary Lib Caldwell, Mary and one girl for the Algernon-Sid- Jeannie Kloepfer, Margaret Johnson, Mary Lou tee will be headed by Marjorie body are living on the past glory Lou Jones, Nell Preble, Pat Pumphrey, Susan Ramseur. ney Sullivan Award which is given of the departed??? We aren't out Baumgarten has Wilde. Cartoons ...... Bette each year to the person who to make a large profit on these Dan Bowen said that the Student spiritual qualities applied to daily films, but we do hate to go in the will be held May living and a love for service to Council picnic 25th. The new calendars will be red with them. You have one more Hall, Enloe Ritter mankind. Dean Jones is chairman chance to redeem yourselves on Eleanor drawn up next Tuesday at social About Campus of the commttee who will select "Day of committee meeting. Since there is May 4 when Carl Dreyer's by Susie Bracewell Plan Work at Oak Ridge the final choice for the award. Wrath" will be shown. a new rule on formals the social Lo, it's just Spring and the Miss Eleanor Hall will spend ten The old council adjourned and calendar will not be as crowded. Sincerely, leaves are out, and things are weeks this summer in Oak Ridge, the new Student Council of 1960-61 The I.F.C. Formal will be held Wm. W. Kendall blooming and there are mosquitos Tennessee doing research at the held its first meeting. The meeting March 4th next year. in the garden! Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear was called to order by President that the However in the Studies. She will be in the medical Jerry Duncan. He asked each of Jenny Yates announced would be held Job Opporfunities midst of the division under a laboratory scien- the council members to write a pa- first W.U.B. meeting at 5:00 P.M. glories of this tist. Her job will begin June 20. per on his own individual philoso- next Thursday night OfferedGraduates Hazing should happy little sea- Eleanor is a junior and is ma- phy of student government. The All suggestions about Opportunities in the Federal Bu- or Bill Reed son, I hav dis- joring in chemistry. paper should be a theoretical ap- be given to Jenny reau of Old-Age and Survivors In- covered among Also going to Oak Ridge is Enloe proach to a good sound study of within the next week. Also, the SC surance are available for able col- be revised next the students of Ritter. Enloe is also a junior, and student government. Handbook will lege seniors who desire a career- granted the National week. our beloved in 1959 was Jerry announced that student as- in Government Service. a sub- scholarship for of the Library campus Science Foundation sembly would be held Thursday The chairman To qualify for early consideration during that a very versive anti- undergraduate research next week instead of Wednesday. Committee, Ann Myers, gave those interested will need to take of the spring faction. summer. He also said that there will be a good report on the work the Federal Service Entrance Ex- the nature of his proj- the con- They stamp As yet change in student assemblies. All committee. She presented amination on May 14, 1960. They has not been dis- has just been drawn flowers, chase robins, and have it ect at Oak Ridge announcements will be given by stitution which will have to qualify for the exami- in for the squirrels .However, the closed. the Vice-President so that more up for the committee. Mary Joy nation by April 28 by filling out as chair- most interesting of their cam- time can be given to the commis- Pritchard was announced a short form called Form 5000-AB. paigns is their movement to rain sioners. man for next year. The form may be secured from Bill Davidson announced that a out the cotton carnival. They are Skin-diving Classes A letter from Don Hoffman was Mrs. Mary Gardner Phillips, As- taking actions scientifically, psy- convention of NSA will be held at sistant district manager of the so- read about the NSA convention in -chologically, plus a touch of extra- Given By YMCA Fisk University in Nashville on cial security office. Washington, D.C., on August 22nd sensory perception. I understand Southwestern students will have May 6-7. A carload of students are The form should be filed with and 23rd. It was decided that either rain dances are planned. They pre- a chance to join skin-diving classes going fro mhere. Twenty dollars on the Civil Service Commissioner, two or three representatives were dict a frightful storm the night the for men and women which will expenses will be paid by the coun- Peachtree-Baker to go to the convention from Building, 275 barge comes in and have stated begin next week at the Memphis cil. Also, Bill announced that on Peachtree Street, Atlanta 3, Geor- Southwestern. Southwestern can that none of the parades will be YMCA, 245 Madison. The cost of April 28-30 the southern counter- gia. An admission card to only have one delegate to the con- the ex- able to take place. I swear this is the course is $15, and participants part to NSA will meet in Missis- amination will be mailed to each vention and the other representa- going on. They have asked me to will make periodic trips to the sippi. A car from Memphis State applicant. A nexamination will be tives would have to go at the ex- announce all persons of similar in- Mississippi coast for sea diving. is going and SW is allowed one held by the Civil Service Commis- pense of the council. terest report to 'Evergreen Hall. This is the first time such a delegate. sion in Memphis. Form 5000-AB asked each council mem- The secret password is "rain." But course has been available in the Jerry The Student Center Committee must be filed with the Civil Serv- ber to keep a detailed folder on if you don't have time for this just Memphis area, and the plan is to headed by Ed Albright will make ice Commission in Atlanta by April meetings. Right weeks re- think positively. establish a skin-diving club in the council a trip to Birmingham soon to talk 28. ports will also have to be filled out. However in the sororities and near future. For more information to interested benefactors. We now Starting salaries for the claims The meeting was adjourned. fraternities things are still pro- call Ralph Willis, JA 6-5776, or Ma- have $1150 in the fund. The school representative positions are from gressing rather sanely. rine Sgt. Russ Browning, JA 5-6749. On April 26th the entire new Stu- is publishing brochures about the $4040 to $4980 per year. After a KA and Sigma Nu have elected dent Council for 1960-61 held its Student Center Fund at a cost of successful period of training in the officers for 1961. Kappa Alpha of- Saturday afternoon. The luncheon first meeting. After a prayer by $300. Bureau salaries go up to $5470 with ficers are (they have numbers) was held at the lodge. This week Lela Garner the minutes were read The meeting was adjourned. automatic increases. Truman Smith I; Roger Baldwin Kappa Deltas were also guests of and approved. It was announced II; John Frayzer III; James Craw- their Alumnae Chapter on Monday that meetings will be held every ford IV; Hal Moffett V, Bobby night at an informal supper at the Tuesday night at 6:10 in Science. attend Burnet VI; Fred Ford VII; John house. All students are urged to Calvin VIII; and Perry White IX. ZTA Seniors will be honored by the meetings. GUILD ART THEATRE The Sigma Nu officers are (they their mothers' club on Friday aft- Bill Reed announced that cheer- 1705 Poplar BR 4-6406 sound militry) are Sam Drash, ernoon. And on Sunday afternoon leading tryouts would be held in TOO MANY CROOKS Commander; Jack Herbert, Lt. pledges Peggy Hannah and Phyllis student assembly Wednesday and Commander; Bill Arnold, Recorder; White will become members of the that the voting would take place Terry Thomas George Cole in chapel. Bill Wilson, Treasurer; Butch Kim- ZTA active chapter. Nefarious-Hilarious British Comedy bro, Pledge Trainer; and Eddie Many congratulations to these Many ideas were presented by Gaines, alumni contact. engaged couples: Sandy Winter Wes Busbee, Athletics Commission- U~C--- On Saturday afternoon from 2:30