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Father Fisher Honors, Awards Father James Fisher speaks For a list of Tiger dubious on conflicting views of a uni- honors and awards, see page versity. Story on page 3. 2. An AlhAmerican College Newspaper APR 2 1 1967 Volume LX Clemson, S. C, Friday, April 21, 1967 Number 29 Student Senate Passes Speaker's Bureau Bill In Amended Form By BILL RHODES pation in what can be quite a members are to solicit suggest- head of the English Depart- the responsibility of recom- Tiger Staff Writer touchy subject today." ions and recommendations ment, the professor in charge of mending to the Fine Arts Com- The Speakers Bureau Bill from the students. debate and drama, the Presi- mittee outside drama groups to was passed in amended form "OBVIOUSLY, there have dent of the Clemson Players, be presented on campus. The for the third time by the Stu- been re-adjustments in the pro- A DRAMA BOARD is also to and three representatives ap- Board will also be responsible dent Senate this past Monday posals of the Senate since its be established as a sub-commit- pointed by the Vice-President for the promotion and coordi- night This bill provides for a original bill last year, but the tee of the Fine Arts Committee. for Student Affairs. nation of student drama "program of timely and pro- criterion established by this This Board will consist of the The Drama Board will have groups. vocative speakers as befits a final bill is one which is most university academic communi- satisfactory and demonstrates ty." that our administration has In its third form, the bill Is a thought through the many compromise between what the questions involved and will Webb Charges CIA Has bill formerly read and the rec- stand for a mature presentation ommendations and amend- of issues and personalities on ments requested by the Office campus." of Student Affairs. Dean Walter Matthew continued, "How the Abandoned American Ideal Cox has already agreed to sign proposal is carried through the bill in Its amended form. By JOHN DAVEY "In i952, the CIA decided CIA wants to make sure that Finals Frustration and the criterion applied now Tiger Staff Writer that America was not using its the United States will come out remains to be seen. Perhaps ESTABLISHED as a sub- "It seems that the United private voluntary organiza- on top no matter what hap- by the second semester of next tions to the greatest degree. It pens. " committee of the Fine Arts Com- year Clemson will be able to States of America has become mittee is the Speakers Bureau. a different country than the one decided to use these organiza- provide a symposium such as tions in its fight against Com- "THE MOST upsetting thing Students Dissatisfied This Bureau will be responsible those at U. N. C, Vanderbilt, which started in 1776," Lee Webb said in a speech last Tues- munism. Student leaders were about the whole affair is the for the "approval and coordi- Alabama, and Florida. We cer- fact that the students involved nation of requests by student day. "At its inception, America inducted into the CIA organi- tainly need such emphasis in stood as a banner of revolution. zation." were not at all apologetic about organizations to present speak- our educational program." their involvement with the With C-House Service ers to the public in University People in Europe were perse- "The National Student Asso- The Speakers Bureau will cuted for speaking of America ciation was founded by a group CIA," he said. "They could feel "Only until I accidentally pleased with the co-operation faculties." consist of six members: three' this way after 15 years of lies By HARRY TINSLEY Funds for the Bureau will or independence." of American students who Editor-in-Chief mentioned the names of im- on the administrative level, but students appointed by the Presi- "Today," Mr. Webb said, wanted an organization which* and secret meetings." portant people in the admin- from there on down, this was come from Student Activities dent of the Student Body and "There are two main criti- Clemson students Paul Mor- fees. "things are different. The des- would represent the students of ris and Ernie Stallworth ex- istration, community, and reg- not present." three faculty members elected potic rulers of some Latin the United States to the world." cisms of the CIA today. The pressed dissatisfaction with ser- ular customers of the Clemson Morris concluded, "If this by the Faculty Senate. American and Asian countries "International student poli- first one is of the tactics and House did the attitude of the hotel carries on in the estab- When selecting a speaker, the means the Central Intelligence vice rendered by the Clemson Speakers Bureau must follow a love America. They know that tics is a fraud," Mr. Webb said. House on Junior-Senior week- staff change." lished tradition of the fine The Speakers Bureau Bill "There is no positive program. Agency uses to advance Amer- criterion which reads: "Thestu- was originally passed by last it will help them crush any rev- end in a recent Tiger interview. hotels, then the whole staff must olution that threatens them." International student politics is ican policy. Many ideals and MORRIS said that the Chron- change their attitudes toward dents of Clemson University year's Senate. This year, the "I got the impression there and the speakers invited by just another arm of cold war values honored by Americans was a different method of handl- icle staff had a party at the students entirely." Senate again passed the bill policy." have been left by the wayside." * * * recognized organizations of the and passed it for a third time MR. WEBB, a summa cum ing students by their attitude Holiday Inn in Anderson re- laude graduate of Boston Uni- Mr. Webb then said, "From "The second criticism is cently and received the utmost IN A SEPARATE interview same shall be free to say on the with amendments. Administra- and treatment of us," said Mor- University campus such things versity, was on a speaking tour the beginning, the NSA was more important. Why should ris, editor of the Chronicle. in service. with former Tiger Editor Ernie tive approval by the Office of active in international student America consider itself the po- as may be said by any citizen Student Affairs has been de- sponsored by the Southern Stu- Morris stated that Mr. A. L. "But at Clemson," said Mor- Stallowrth a dissatisfaction dent Organizing Committee. politics." liceman of the world? What ris, "we received second-rate with service and co-operation of the United States in any pub- layed for over a year. Silver, who is in charge of the lic place." His speech on the Clemson "Working for the NSA is not a moral or legal right does the 'kitchen, acted in a condescend- treatment from the Clemson by the Clemson House staff was The bill also provides for stu- campus was jointly sponsored short term voluntary duty. It is CIA have to shape American ing manner toward him. House solely because we were expressed. dent representation on the Fine by the Wesley Foundation and only the start of a career. The policy?" students." "There was co-operation The appearance of any speaker on campus must not be Arts Committee and the promo- the Newman Student Associa- students involved in the NSA "Although the party was a "Our requests were extremely from everyone on all levels un- tion. usually move on to careers in reasonable and in order—no til our reception began. After allowed to interfere with aea- tion and coordination of drama private party, Mr. Silver insist- demic functions. productions on campus. politics." ed that since I was a student the more than anyone would expect that, prompt and courteous ser- Father James Fisher, while vice was not evident," Stall- Senate President John Matt- According to the bill, three party wasastudentparty,"said at any other fine hotel," said student members are to be an- introducing Mr. Webb, stated, "Usually there are only a few Morris, "but for students who worth said. hew said, "Agreement on estab- Morris. lishing a Speakers Bureau nually appointed to the Fine "We welcome Mr. Webb to people on each campus that are transient and use the Clem- " The basic problem was in the Clemson, but we must stress that even know about the NSA. This hired services such as the cater- speaks well for the maturity of Arts Committee. Appointments "I clearly stated to the man- son House very little, they were will be made by the President the Wesley Foundation and the was one of the reasons that the very hesitant in serving us. It ers, which we were told we had Clemson and the workability of agement that my party was not our system of student partici- of the Student Body. These Newman Student Association relationship between the CIA a Chronicle function and that seemed that serving us was a to use. There seemed to be no do not necessarily support what and the NSA could be kept two other students were giving bother." problems on the upper levels." Mr. Webb might say." secret so long." the party with me. "I might restate that I was Speights Suggests "You would think that a ser- Mr. Webb said that the CIA "The CIA has the policy to vice paid for in a large hotel was started in 1945 at the out- encourage both right and left would be a service courteously set of the Cold War. "America politics in the NSA. It wants Cartwright Elected rendered. This, however, is not Reorganization Plan at this time was not an in- to get as many things going as the first time we have received possible. As an example, the By BEAR BAKER nocent child who trusted the poor attention." are now in operating condition Russians. The United States CIA through the NSA support- Tiger Staff Writer in case of fire. recognized Russia as an enemy ed both sides in the Algerian CD A President "During our mid-winter ban- Danny Speights, student The General Affairs Commit- long before the public battles War. We had four options on quet, the room was not ar- body president, speaking to the tee reported that bids have been started," he said. the outcome of this conflict. The Webb By JUDY BEACH agement and mathematics ma- ranged in the manner we were Student Senate Tuesday, pre- sent out for one company to Tiger Staff Writer jor from Breman, Georgia. told it would be, the food which sented a plan for the reorgani- handle all of the vending ma- was served an hour early, was chines here on campus. An ef- 4 Dennis H. Cartwright was Cartwright is a member of the zation of the Executive branch elected president of the Central cold, and the over-all service of the Student Government. The fort will be made to have ma- Numeral Society* Tiger Broth- was sloppy." main purpose of this plan is to chines placed in every dorm Trustees Answer Letter Dance Association in a recent erhood, and the IFC. Senior Staff election. Stallworth concluded, "I am form a presidential cabinet and a large number of them in Donny Smith, next year's certain that the administration the library. Donny Lee Smith was elected vice-president, is a textiles ma- vice president, and James A. of the university would allow Under this new plan, there In a meeting just prior to the jor from Rock Hill. He is re- this to happen were they direct- would be three new committees regular Senate meeting, elec- Condemning The C-House Yarborough was elected secre- placing Will Busch in this po- tary-treasurer. ly responsible." formed. Judicial Affairs, under tions were held for next years sition. Smith is the treasurer of * * * the Attorney General, Internal Senate officers. The President- Several of the Clemson Uni- jority of parents support the it is at fault, I am convinced The following were elected to the Phi Kappa Delta. other Senior Staff positions: JIM MCDONOUGH, one of Affairs, under the Vice-Presi- Elect is John Dickerson a jun- versity Board of Trustees mem- present policy." it will have to continue this James A. Yarborough, an the co-sponsors of the party dent, and External Affairs, un- ior from Hartwell, Georgia. bers recently replied to a letter way until such time as a rad- Steve Hutchinson, publicity architecture major from Miami, "Some other institutions are chairman; Stanley R. Kellett, with Paul Morris, related to The der the control of a new The new secretary Stan Newton from Frank Copeland charg- ical change in thinking takes Florida, is replacing Jay Tiger an incident at the Clem- position, the Presidential As- is a junior from Yongs Island, ing the Clemson House with inclined to be very liberal on place," Jervey continued. floor chairman; Harrell H. Lunceford as secretary-treas- Waldrop, decorations chair- son House which he termed, sistant South Carolina, and the new discrimination against students matters of this nature and hold urer. He is a member of the "totally ridiculous." clerk Don Alexander is a fresh- and student organizations. that it is a part of'growing up'. Other Trustees replying were: man; Thomas A. Merrell, Jr., Delta Kappa Alpha and secre- Mr. J. C. Self, Mr. Robert R. placing chairman; and Marvin "I went to the Saber room for A resolution was passed to re- man from Brunson, South Copeland, Chairman of the Of course, this is their privilege tary of the IFC. breakfast one morning, and Carolina. The chaplin is a Student Organization and Af- ...Clemson just does not sub- Coker, and State Senator Ed- J. Caughman, alternus. Stanlev R Kellett, replacing write the amendment to the pre- gar A. Brown. took a $3.00 check to the coun- amble of the Student Govern- sophomore from Bethune, fairs Committee, related the scribe to this philosophy and if Edwin Dargan as floor chair- South Carolina. concern of his committee and Dennis Cartwright, replacing man, is" an arts and sciences ter." ment Constitution. The pre- Jay D. Hair as president of the amble will be worded to em- that of the Student Body over major from Enoree. He is a "The lady behind the counter John W. Matthew, student sen- the alledged discriminatory PR's Win Honors ■CDA, is an engineering man- member of the Phi Kappa Del- phasize the purpose of the Stu- initialed the check after asking dent Government. ate president, was recognized practice of the Clemson House ta. for his outstanding leadership if it was a small amount. Un- The essence of this rewrite will in a committee resolution to fortunately, I placed my Clem- in the Student Senate, and his the trustees. At Fort Gordon Meet The newly elected publicity be that the Student Government devotion to the Student Gov- son I. D. card on the counter, State's Company L-4 placing chairman, Steve Hutchinson, is is organized to provide chan- ernment as a whole in a reso- Seven of the thirteen board Clemson's Pershing Rifle replacing Gene Hill. Hutchin- to which she suddenly ex- nels for recommendations and second and Clemson's Com- claimed, 'You are a student? " lution which marked the clos- members answered the letter. Of Fourth Regimental Headquar- son, an economics major from suggestions from the Student ing of this years Senate. ters staff conducted the annual pany C-4 placing third. the seven, three stated that they The Douglas Trophy for Summerville, is a member of Body to the University Admin- were "interested and concerned " Regimental Drill Meet this past the Delta Kappa Alpha. "I told* her yes, and then istration. aver-all excellence in the regi- answered several questions Danny Speights, Student over the situation, while the weekend at Fort Gordon, Ga. An amendment was passed Body President, thanked the Pershing Rifle companies from ment was awarded to Company concerning whether or not I was other four stated that they felt Q-4 of the University of Geor- Harrell H. Waldrop, a mathe- to rewrite the bill of Student Senate for its work and support it was the concern of the Uni- throughout the Fourth Regi- matics major from Greenville, a graduate student or a married gia. Clemson placed second student to which I replied no, Organizational Budgets. This during the past year and rec- versity Administration and that ment competed for honors in the is replacing T. K. Alexander bill will require all student or- ognized Senate President John largest drill meet in the South- and Georgia State third for this and that I lived off-campus." they had full confidence in the honor. as decorations chairman. He ganizations to present their Matthew for having initiated Administration's ability to east. is a member of the Sigma Tau "She then took the check and Brigadier General Robert M. scratched out her initials and budget request for the coming more new ideas in Student Gov- handle the matter. Clemson's Company C-4 Epsilon Honor Society. year to the Financial Review ernment than any other person. Williams, deputy base com- said that she could not cash it won first places in both squad mander at Fort Gordon, pre- Thomas Merrell, replacing Board. From here, they would Mr. Paul Quattlebaum, Jr. re- and platoon competition in reg- Frank Cox as placing chair- saying that she was sorry but sented the awards. she did not know that I was a go to the Student Senate and plied, " The differences of opin- ular army drill. Company T-4 man, is a science teaching ma- finally to the Administration. The Fourth Regimental student." Chronicle ion and thinking between the of Georgia State College won Headquarters staff, based at jor from Myrtle Beach. Merrell This new arrangement would Student Government and the fancy squad, fancy platoon, is a secretary of the Phi Kappa Clemson, was responsible for McDonough continued, "She allow organizations to come to Clemson Students, Student Affairs Dean, while it and fancy Individual compe- Delta and a member of the the Senate for subsidies for such The Chronicle, in its contin- organizing and administering then told me that only Mr. is a healthy situation, surely tition. Clemson's Rifle Team the drill meet. Participating in Young Republicans. things as homecoming dis- uing tradition of service to the must fit into your normal chan- placed first in the shoulder-to- Marvin Caughman, a pre- Cathcart can say whether or the meet were Pershing Rifle not a student check can be plays. It has been sent to Dean Clemson University communi- nels of communication. I am shoulder rifle match. med major from Columbia, is Cox. ty, will have the last possible companies from colleges and cashed." certain that your problems can Company T-4 of Georgia universities in North and South replacing Steve McCrory as al- Another resolution was word in student publications at be dissolved by the Clemson ternus. He is the secretary of the passed to recognize the Stu- the last possible time. State College placed first over- Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, If this is not discrimination to Administration..." all in the drill meet with N. C. and Tennessee. Cartwright Numeral Society and a junior dent Governments at the Green- On April 26 the third and last Mr. Oswald Lightsey stated, class senator. students, who by the way are the business of the Tiger Tav- ville and Surnter extensions of issue of the Chronicle will ap- "I am sure Dr. Edwards...will ern, etc., then I don't know the university. These organiza- pear. We regret that circum- make changes which he feels are what it is," he concluded. tions are separate from the stances have forced us to pub- advisable and for the best of all SCSSL Plans Appeal Clemson Student Government lish so late in the semester, and concerned. Of course, if he feels A resolution to offer heavier we regret that due to examina- that further action is needed by class rings was passed. This tions and such our delivery ser- the Trustees, then he will bring Of Re-apportionment Little will not do away with the four- vice nas had to be cancelled. it to our attention at the next A motion to appeal a court A plan for re-apportionment teen weight ring we now have, Therefore, we ask each stu- meeting of the Board." decision for re-apportionment presented by Gene Morehead of but would offer rings up to dent to pick up his Chronicle "I am sure you realize that it of the S. C. state student senate The Citadel was passed in case Theatre twenty. Each additional weight where normally one receives his wcfcild be entirely improper as was passed by student legisla- the court overrules the appeal- The Clemson Little Theater would cost about one dollar. Tiger. The Loggia boxes will well as poor taste for me to in- tors in Columbia recently. ment will present a program of be stocked with Chronicles from ject myself in any way into this The decision to appeal to the Under this plan representa- varied entertainment on April The bill for student evalua- time to' time and we implore specific problem," wrote Mr. mock "federal" student court tion would be based on a set 21 and 22 at 8:15 p.m. in the tion of teachers will be passed each student to kindly take just Patrick N. Calhoun. followed a discussion in which base number. Lander, for Food Industries Auditorium. on to next years Senate. There one copy so that all may in Referring to the dissatis- the necessity of re-apportion- example, would have one sen- The program will include a is a possibility of a trial run the end receive the copy that he faction with the drinking rules, ment was questioned. ator while Winthrop would Karate exhibition, the Clemson during summer school. has paid for. Mr. Frank J. Jervey wrote, Many student legislators have five, Clemson seven, and glee club, ballet, classical gui- The Chronicle staff would ap- "Right or wrong the University agreed that the present repre- Carolina 14, and so on. tarist, magician, vocalists, and The Traffic and Grounds preciate your cooperation and Trustees have established cer- sentation in the senate provided The delegates, also, passed a combo. .committee reported that water emphasizes once again the fact tain policies covering the drink- a check and balance for the a motion to allow S. C. Gen- Tickets for the production will fountains have now been placed that "the time is out of joint". ing of alcoholic beverages on large-small school members. eral Assembly members to be available at the door for in all the rest rooms of the sta- Thank you for your coopera- campus. The board holds that The present system allows serve as advisors on the legis- $1.25 per person and $.50 per dium. Action is underway to tion and be glad that you have it has certain obligations to the two senators from each member lative committees. at last received number three. of the S. C. State Student Legis- student Clemson students and have more fountains placed out- parents of students. Some par- The students were in Colum- wives will be admitted free upon side the rest rooms. Paul Morris ents are more liberal than lature with the House member- Editor ship based on enrollment at the bia for the Spring Session of the presentation of L D. card on the It was also reported that all others in this matter, however, SCSSL on April 12 and 13. Yarborough Smith opening night. the doors of the Field House The Chronicle it is believed that the vast ma- schools. 2Hj* ©tgwr Grapeshot: Chuck Whitney The opinions expressed herein do not neces- sarily reflect the views oj the administration, the Have Our Seniors Failed Us? faculty, or the student body as a whole. Clemson, S. C, Friday, April 21, 1967 By CHUCK WHITNEY lege newspaper. It made Ail- or a year. They have learned have in part failed. We will also be great. Associate Editor American, and was instrument- how to make, to build, to shape wish that we could have done We still think we can remake I This is a good time of the al in acquiring a couple of side- and reshape. more. At that time, it will matter year for seniors. Students, ad- walks. It aided student govern- to us very much. But it will not. Clemson. There are those who | Notes And Comment They have also grown. They have felt that way since its in- ministrators, professors, and ment in cleaning up a local eat- are more than four years older The start of each new school hordes of others all join hands ing establishment. It has not be- ception. Nobody remakes I than when they came to Clem- year is a beginning. It was so Clemson in four years but a in praise of them. Past griev- come great. son. They were adolescents; this year. The seniors were thousand people can and have | ances are forgotten, for they The Chronicle became a ma- now they are men and women. dazzled by what awaited them. added to it. Every bit of prog- are going on to a better life. The Spirit Of The Law jor service organization and They have made many Many felt that it was the last ress made here, be it a side-l One fact remains: our seniors was recognized as the best stu- changes, albeit small ones. year of a long struggle. Many walk, a new book, or a better | have failed us. They have not dent magazine in the state. It What does it matter if the prog- more felt that it was a time to regulation, is small when com- accomplished all that we, and is good, but it also could have ress is small, if it is slow? It is lead, a time to change, or a pared to the whole. It is not in- Legally, students may be dis- they, thought they could do. been better. It is too early to still progress, and there is no chance to perfect. Most of them significant. believe to be an accurate assess- They are leaving us unpre- judge Taps, but it is good as progress without change. felt that it would be a different criminated against by the Clemson ment of the situation: "If . . . stu- pared. They have disappointed well, although the greatness is kind of year. It has been. The seniors have failed us be* They have not prepared us cause they could not succeed. House Hotel. But the spirit of the dents fail to receive proper cour- us greatly. The changes they lacking. for next year because they could Some seniors are happy now. have implemented are not They didn't have enough time. WSBF is more than adequate. not. There is only so much Some are unhappy. Many are Public Accommodations section of tesy afforded other guests I must great, but the disappointments Nobody would listen. Nobody More people than ever are lis- that they can do in one year. worried. A few are satisfied— would understand. The admin- the 1964 Civil Rights Act is another agree the Clemson House is at fault. we have shared with them are. a few, unsatisfied. They will tening. It could be better. The They were not prepared. Now istration was against them. The Earlier in the semester, leave, but we will remain. matter entirely. Possibly the chief value of the unit Central Dance Association too they are, and they must leave. system was wrong. The stu- is its public relations value and to Charles Hill, a senior and then is adequate, acceptable and ac- We remain, unready to con- To us there remains the larger The Public Accommodations sec- Tiger Associate Editor, noted dents didn't care. cepted. It too could be better. tinue. We will make the mis- task, the distinct goal—to make my way of thinking public relations that nothing ever really Whatever was burning with- tion states that there may be no dis- The YMCA is showing signs takes that they have learned Clemson a university. We will be changes at Clemson. Perhaps crimination against any person due with our students is all important." of life. The church groups are from. laughed at, ignored, ahd in them went unheeded. Or did he was right. But we felt that it? becoming very worthwhile or- The seniors have given us ex- scorned, much as they have to race, religion, color, or national our seniors could make the amples. We will rely on their been. We will fail. necessary changes. Their ganizations. The fraternities Very few failures that stu- origin. According to legal opinion are beginning to realize that examples, and will try to suc- promise was great. After May Someone will tell us that we dents make are total failures. solicited by The Tiger, occupation- their responsibility to the Uni- ceed where they have failed. We 6, they will be gone. And Clem- should not try to run Clemson. Students learn from their mis- The telephone on the Loggia has versity is more than a social will be determined to carry al status is not included in the pro- son will remain. It is none of our business. They takes. They grow out of them. been ripped from the wall — again. one. The clubs and student po- through the plans they did not are older, wiser, and more ex- That in itself is a success. In visions of that section. Therefore, However, there have been litical groups have increased achieve. Often we will be too perienced, they will say. It is this the seniors have succeed- the Clemson House, like any other Fortunately, it has been replaced accomplishments. Student gov- their memberships. All of this determined, relying on the ideas said every year. ed. — again. ernment is stronger than it has is good. It is progress on a that they are going to leave be- hotel, can discriminate against per- The University is our busi- There has been another, and ever been, although weaker small scale. hind. Seniors do not know ev- Someone either enjoys collecting ness. The seniors know that. greater, success. Whatever our sons on the grounds of occupation- than it should be. They have erything. Our own ideas must The further we go, the more The administration knows seniors have learned, they will telephones or is simply a klepto- finally instituted a Speaker's prevail. Dead horses are ex- al status — this includes students. we realize what we have not that. The administrators will take with them, and they will The legal loophole for discrimin- maniac. Telephones do cost mon- Bureau. Teacher evaluation is done and what we do not know. tremely unsuitable for riding. on the way. Changes in dining listen, and they will consult us. profit from it. They will leave The seniors have done well, but Freshmen, sophomores and behind just enough for us to ation is then there. ey, and as Dean Walter Cox says, hall policy, the National Stu- They know, although we are they have not done enough. In juniors are ignorant people— continue with and expand up- there is no excuse for such mali- dent Association, a new dorm- now ignorant, that we can And discrimination has existed two weeks, they will be gone. even among the leadership. itory lounge, a discontinuation think. They cannot fool us, and on. We will use what little they ciousness. It does not matter. They will learn, for that is they will not try. in the past. The Student Senate of Church Night, the Miracle will leave, and will be thankful It does not matter because the why they came here. And many for it. ' investigated several complaints and May we remind the person or Hill fund drive—this has been The seniors have failed, but seniors have learned. They of us will become seniors. they have made many neces- Their failures cannot be ig- persons and anyone else who con- progress. In small doses. recently passed a resolution alleg- know that the University can- Toward the end of our senior sary changes. Something must nored or soon forgotten. Their The Tiger became a good col- ing discriminatory practices by the templates the theft of a phone or not change in a day, or a week, year, we too will realize that we be good before it is great. We failures were successes for them, Clemson House toward students. such, of a Student Regulation con- will probably be^good, and we and even for Clemson. will probably think that we will It is well. This policy, exemplified by the cerning thievery punishable by Senate resolution, is inconsistent High Court, civil court, and in the "Figuratively Speaking" with previous administration state- case of telephones, by federal court. Also, may we remind you of the ments and attitudes presented through this newspaper. The ad- Clemson and Carolina students who were tried and convicted for grand Beat Winthrop ministration has always articulated its desire to follow the spirit of a larceny for thefts at Clemson last year. By JAMES HEMPHILL toss, bridge, chess, etc. federal, state or Student Govern- Tiger Columnist Aside from the games, theyj ment bill. Therefore, the problem Any person who witnesses and/' One thing that is wrong with could have team parties, anijF or condones thievery of this or any Clemson is that there are not the boys could eat in the WHrrJ of discrimination '— once aired by enough girls around here. The throp cafeteria in their shorts the Senate — will doubtless disap- sort and does not report it, is just coeds are great, but we need and watch the girls drop their pear, and probably already has. as guilty as the thief. five thousand more, just like forks. them. Then if a girl wanted to meet However, another and related The proper suggestion to the Stu- But at this moment, up the an intellectual boy, she could go problem is aired this week by dent Affairs Office should be to dis- road a bit is a school called out for the chess team. If she continue the service of that free, Winthrop where thousands of wanted to meet an athlete, she Chronicle Editor Paul Morris. Mor- girls are complaining about the could go out for football. If ris ran into difficulties when he at- phone on the Loggia, but that ser- lack of boys. These two schools she wanted to meet a cool guy, tempted to make final arrange- vice will probably be continued ought to get together on this she could go out for water ski- while hopes will be that no more problem. ing at the Catawaba River. ments for his private — not Chron- Staffs of the organizations, thefts will occur. Of course a tremendous lot of icle related — party last Saturday guys do date at Winthrop, and like the newspaper, the annual, night. Morris is not particularly the blind dating game is very radio station, and literary mag- popular, but very unsuccessful. azine, could meet and share angry about the treatment accord- ideas, learn from each other It seems that among girls, blind ed him. He only feels that he was and help each other out. Congratulations are in order to dating is a form of welfare for not treated with the common cour- those charity case girls who The service organizations tesy that should be extended to any the Clemson Concert Band, directed have not had a date in years could work together. The theat- rical productions could pool paying patron of a good hotel. by Bruce Cook, for an outstanding and are not likely to ever get performance in their "pops" concert another. In consequence, most their resources. It must be made clear that Mor- boys would rather study than It is rumored that the ad- Tuesday night. take a chance on a pig-in-a- ministration at Winthrop dis- ris and this newspaper are not dis- poke. puting the hotel's policy regarding There is a need for an increased courages any normal hetero- number of cultural activities on Mixer dances have been sug- sexual activities for its girls. alcoholic beverages or men visiting gested, but if a girl goes to a But if there is enough interest I in young women's rooms. Although campus. Such programs as the con- mixer she is advertising that in the idea among the students, I we believe this is an individual cert performance have come to she is hard up. So only girls administrations are answerablel highlight the year. go who are so hard up or eat- to the powers that be. MoS'T matter, we realize that the Board up that they do not care if of the parents of Winthrop girls] of Trustees feels strongly their re- We only suggest that more stu- Tiger Presents Annual people know it. Boys know this, would probably jump at the so none of the sharp guys show chance to get their daughters sponsibility to the parents of Clem- dents and -faculty take advantage up. Consequently, mixers married off to Clemson Gentle! son students. of these features and enrich them- usually flop. men. The question at hand is one of selves. What we need is some other The old theory that collegl good taste, manners and good busi-' Dubious Honors, Awards intercollegiate activity which kids work better when theii will bring the two student bodies minds are not distracted b| ness practices. It's that time of year, friends. pages of a coed student news- Humbly given by the admin- together. members of the opposite sex il Graduation and exams are paper. a vicious lie. It is just as valiij The administration states that istration to the Board of Trus- One good excuse would be in- drawing nigh—not necessarily a statement as saying tha Head Football Coach and tees. tercollegiate athletics. Just as in the Clemson House is a university in that order—and The Tiger people who are kept away fror, The organizers of the Clemson Athletic Director of the Year- Extreme Debt of the Year intramurals, the dorms at facility. This statement implies to is proud to announce its 1966- Baron Frank Howard who re- Award—Strom Thurmond for food are the ones who thir Film Club must be encouraged in Clemson could compete in play- about it the least. us that students should therefore 67 recipients of Dubious ceives the award for the 28th not appearing on campus dur- offs with the dorms at Winthrop. Honors and Awards. their desire to provide films of ar- consecutive year. ing the campaign. If you take a person and iscj be afforded unrestricted use of the Papal Infallibility Award- Each dorm could organize tistic merit for the university. Many of the names of the Best Spring Football Team in late him from civilization ar John Matthew who may not be one, two, five, or how ever facility, and should naturally be chosen ones will be familiar to the Nation — The Fighting members of the opposite se This student organization, which right, but is never wrong. many teams it wanted.- The treated as any other paying patrons you—doubtless some received Tigers who receive the award then try to convince him that! awards last year. But we believe Sutherland Award—Given by. boys could give the girls a hun- of the hotel. Any other conclusion plans to show four films per semes- for the 69th year in a row. dred point handicap, or what- should not want to have ar that each has distinguished the Sutherland Foundation to fun in life, but that his red from the statement would seem to ter with a critique by a noted critic, himself as the case may be, Gold-plated Hemp Necktie— Jim Sutherland, Hero at Large. ever would be appropriate, and they could play against each kicks should come out of books be incongruous. is another step towards improving during this particular school the basketball team for first Honorable Mention for the you are going to end up with year. round excellence. Sutherland Award — Randy other on Saturday and Sunday Clemson's intellectual atmosphere. afternoons. nut on your hands. Mr. Frank J. Jervey, a .member Following are the deserving Mahaffey, Associate Hero at A definite interest by university Sour Grapes Quote of the Large. The best place to hold the of the Board of Trustees, stated in at this university whose medioc- Year—Chuck Whitney for his Most normal boys want to gd and community residents is needed rity we have grown to tolerate Dynamic Duo Award—Val- events would probably be at an education so that they caj a letter to the Senate committee in- statement, "I always said I'd Winthrop, since boys are usual- in the club. over the years: rather be right than president; ory Carson. get a good paying job so tha vestigating discrimination what we Sheep of the Year—Miss ly more able to travel around they can afford the kind of girl I was right." than girls. Gamma Ralpha Moo Award Nancy Miller. they like. That is referred to\a| Best Restaurant (within 100 The events could be powder- for author of the year—Dr. R. Fraternity Man of the Year- "goals in education." feet of the campus) — Dan's puff football, tennis, Softball, C. Edwards for his thesis on Duke LaGrone who epitomizes Sandwich Shop for obvious half-court basketball. (Don't Student Government. the perfect fraternity man. What good is a graduate er reasons. Fraternity of the Year—Num- forget, girls are delicate.), bad- gineer who asks, "What's Speakers ArenH Legislated Most Original Quote of the Best University (in Pickens eral Society for its outstanding minton, volleyball, bean-bag girl?" Year—"in the best interests of and Oconee County)—Clemson contribution to Student Govern- the university." to any member University also for obvious ment The agreement of the administra- of the administration and Stu- reasons. The Clemson House Gold T. with top speakers on campus, and dent Government. tion to an amended form of the the fact that at long last an agency Mutha of the Year—Mr. J. S. Card—Paul Morris for out- Speaker Bureau bill re-passed this Tigress Award—Dean Susan G. Guggino for his worthy ad- standing student service to the will be established to provide these Delony for her help and en- vice and counsel to poor inno- Clemson House. week by the Student Senate shows speakers is encouraging. couragement in putting out cent lambs moving off-campus. Jay Dee Hair Award—given ©I?* ©tor a willingness to co-operate with the the first, and possibly last, two Berkeley Peace Award- by J. D. Hair to that outstand- However, a piece of paper is Father James Fisher, the cool- ing CDA president J. D. Hair, Senate and to accept a change for Member United States Student Press Association worthless until definite action is est Catholic priest in the shadow without whom the CDA might Member South Carolina Collegiate Press Association the betterment of the university. of the Blue Ridge and beyond. have been a success. Member Associated Collegiate Press taken on it. The agreement on the Outstanding Confederate Founded by the Class of 1907 and published at Clemson weekly Though the bill, which establishes Christian Leadership Award except School Holidays during the school year by students bill was the first step. The second Award—John Benjamin Beau- of Clemson University. The Tiger is South Carolina's oldest a student-faculty agency through —given by the Clemson Meth- regard Dozier, IV, who is sell- college newspaper. will be to carry out the provisions odist Church to Rev. Elliott ing his cause to the American which noted speakers may be ob- for his treatise on situational of the bill fully. Civil Liberties Union. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF tained, was left on the administra- The action following the admin- ethics. CIA Award — Daniel A. Harry Tinsley tive table for a year, we know that istrative signature on the bill should Faculty Quote of the Year— Speights for affiliating with their MANAGING EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER certain red tape had to be cleared Dr. Herbert Moore, Civil Engi- branch organization the U. S. Don O'Briant Evelyn Sarka be to establish the proposed com- neering, "The sky is falling... National Student Association. ASSOCIATE EDITOR before final approval of the bill. mittees next year and begin plan- and so is the library." Maxwell House Award — Chuck Whitney Dean George Coakley for out- The President of the University ning for action by these committees. Grand Canyon Award — is responsible to the Board of Trus- Dean Walter T. Cox, presented standing service to the canteen. A willingness to compromise among by the Mothers for a Moral Sweetheart of the Year Award CO-NEWS EDITOR CO-NEWS EDITOR Ed Waldron tees which in turn are responsible the bureau members must be evi- America. —Mrs. Sybil Albert for the sec- Dennis Bolt to the state legislature. The red ond straight year. SPORTS EDITOR ADVERTISING MANAGER dent, and then a promotion of that Social Event of the Year- Lassie Award — Chief Jack Bill Smith Ed Stevenson tape involved concerned the atti- Party in a trailer that we missed Weeden, presented by the Amer- CIRCULATION MANAGER compromise and result must be ac- but two coeds attended. ADVISOR tudes of these men toward the idea ican Society for Prevention of Dr. L. L. Henry Robert Whitney corded. In this manner will the es- Cruelty to Stray Dogs. , of bringing top speakers, controver- sence of the bill be realized. Most Magnificent Moo of the sial or not, on campus. Month—Bessy the TAPS cow. Debt of Gratitude Award- In short, stimulating speakers are Agnew Was Right Award— given by the Administration to Subscription Rate: WOO the graduating Senior Class, Entered as Second Class Matter at the Post Office, Clemson, S. C, The intellectual atmosphere at not legislated, but are obtained Janie Polkinhorn for her shirt Box 2097, University Station, Clemson, South Carolina 29631; Office Clemson will be greatly enriched sleeve diplomacy forWinthrop. without whom this university Phone 274. Represented by National Advertising Service, 18 East through positive action. Felicitas! Most Gullible of the Year- would have been...dull. 50th Street, New York, N. Y. 10022. Apr. 21, 1967 THE TIGER Page 3 Father Fisher Cites Virtues Of A Leader By DON O'BRIANT "The second virtue is perse- Tiger Managing Editor verance—the willingness to pro- long integrity until life's end, "There are two conflicting to pursue one's conviction even views of the purpose of a Uni- at the expense of being ulti- versity. One view is the Uni- mately victorious." versity as a community of free Father Fisher said that col- scholars seeking out truth lege students have two weak- about meaning of life." nesses concerning persever- "The other view, as expressed ance. by Clark Kerr, depicts a uni- versity as society's knowledge "Most students express great factory processing raw ma- initial enthusiasm—which rap- terials upon public demand." idly declines. This is the reason The comments were made by that many student movements Father James Fisher, Catholic collapse, many football games student chaplain, in an address are lost, many courses dropped to student government leaders after a few weeks. Wednesday night. "Student government must "My objection to the second show perseverance in pursuing view is not that we don't need important issues and in oppos- these occupations, but to enter ing the bureaucratic mentality them under pressure contra- of those who stay here much dicts our own ideals, enslaves longer than students. Campus Classroom us to wishes of others, stunts our personality development, "Justice, the third virtue, is The Sumter branch of Clemson University has been in operation since last fall. The picture on the right shows student Regina DuBose in one of the new classrooms. and breeds neuroses. And we the virtue of rendering to each The picture on the left shows a partial view of the new campus. have enough persons with those person whatever is due him. traits." The senate should not pass bills Father Fisher said that the systematically to curry favor second view had only one vir- with the administration or sys- Dr. Edwards To Speak At Sumter Dedication tue. tematically to irritate it, but "It leaves us physically alive; because they are good meas- tion at the main campus, without loss of credits. All the first, but only the first of ures drafted with respect for Dr. Robert C. Edwards will be the principal speak- the Sumter County Commission for Higher Edu- man's three inalienable rights— justice and the rights of human er at the dedication ceremonies of Clemson Univer- cation. Sumter admissions are processed at the University the rights of life, liberty, and the dignity." sity's Sumter Extension on April 23. The ceremonies Open house and tours of the campus will be held main campus. pursuit of happiness." will begin at 3:30 p.m. in front of the Sumter Ad- after the dedication. The four-building campus in- Undergraduate curriculums offered at Sumter are As the values of free economy "The final virtue, maturity, and free government are im- is the quality of taking a long- ministration Building. cludes an administration building, a classroom many and varied. Sumter students may take courses portant in a democratic society, range and larger view of hu- The program will also include remarks by Dr. building, and science building, and the library. The in five schools and colleges acceptable at Clemson, so is academic freedom, main- man issues. A mature man, be- Samuel M. Willis, director of the Sumter campus, cost of the buildings was $1.3 million. toward a degree in 35 undergrade curriculums. tained Father Fisher. cause he is mature, recognizes "There must be a maximum the need to conserve values by and Baxter B. Kelly, chairman of the Sumter County There are 96 in the present class with the 1967 In the College of Agricultural and Biological changing things and insti- Commission for Higher Education. The Commis- fall enrollment expected to be between 150-200 stu- Sciences, thirteen curriculums are offered; in Arts of academic freedom, not just for professors, but for students tutions and therefore ad- sion for Higher Education is a group of Sumter dents. The new campus has a capacity of 550- and Sciences, eight; Engineering, seven; the School of to grow." vancing them." business leaders instrumental in establishing the ex- 600 students. Education, six; and the School of Industrial Man- "But the reverse side of the Following the speech by tension. The Sumter campus offers a two-year undergrad- agement and Textile Science has three curriculums coin of academic freedom is the Father Fisher, Danny Speights, The traditional ribbon cutting will be performed uate college program, fully accredited by Clemson at Sumter. responsibility of committing President of the Student Body, by Sumter campus student body officers, assisted and parallel to Clemson curriculums, and from The faculty of nine at Sumter comes from various yourself to excellence." installed new officers for 1967- 68. by President Edwards, Dr. Willis and members of which students normally will continue their educa- campuses, including the Clemson main campus. Father Fisher said that stu- dent government officials must Edgar McGee was sworn in participate in the process that as the new Student Body Pres- alone can make academic free- ident. dom meaningful by combining Alabama Students Support it with academic responsibility. Dan Bowen was the new vice- Students Favor president of the student body, Dormitory "And while I'm at it," con- tinued Father Fisher, "the vote Dave Merry as the secretary and Jeff Lapin was sworn in to extend Rat Season one week, as treasurer. Rose; Oppose Politicians Pass-Fail System while doing nothing to bring Room outstanding speakers to cam- John Matthew was named i UNIVERSITY, Alabama, A petition signed by 4,000 versity," and "Freedom is a pus, is hardly a manifestation outstanding senator od the year Rose." of academic responsibility." (C PS (—University of Alabama University of Alabama stu- By STYLES F. COBB and Danny Speights was The demonstrators also so- The bill requires that the pass- students have rallied to the sup- dents who support Rose will be Tiger Staff Writer Speaking about committment named outstanding member of Clearance fail course be outside one's ma- port of Alabama president presented to the university pres- licited money to send a rose to to excellence, Father Fisher student government. Frank A. Rose following an at- ident by student leaders, ac- Gov. Wallace. The Senate proposed a pass- jor field of study and 42 of the also said that the leaders should All dormitory rooms except Dana Stuart was presented an tack on university administra- cording to Student Government fail system in a recent bill. It cultivate four virtues that are At Troy State College, the those assigned for retention students polled agreed that it award and a dozen long- tors by members of the state Association president Ralph during the first session of Sum- would allow juniors or above not conspicuously present in student newspaper was cen- should be. stemmed roses for her services legislature and Governor Lur- Knowles. mer School and those occupied to take, with the professors con- university students or anyone sored by the school president, as secretary of the student sen- leen Wallace. by students participating in sent, one course per semester else for that matter. Knowles said in an interview the paper's adviser, and the col- Andy Cochet said, "I feel that ate. Rose, who said he would re- graduation exercises on May wherein he receives only a satis- that the state legislature has lege board of publications. if the courses are outside a per- "Integrity is the first virtue. sign his post rather than bow 6th must be cleared by 4:30 factory P or a failing F. This to political pressures, came un- "backed off" since its initial at- grade would in no way effect son's major, it would mean he Do you want a good life or a tack, which included the intro- The paper, the TROPOLI- p.m., May 3rd. was using the system to broad- successful career? Can you re- der fire for supporting the mag- TAN, ran a white square on the person's GPR, but if a Pis azine "Revolution" published in duction of a bill banning ap- Any student who finds it received, credit would be given en his knowledge rather than sist pressures of peer groups, pearances by Communists at its editorial page, headlined, trying to get out of Clemson parents, administrations, and Daylight connection with the university's "A Lament for Dr. Rose." Un- necessary to remain in the for the course. i Emphasis '67 speakers pro- state-supported colleges. A sim- dormitory any time during an easy way. your own weaknesses to be ilar bill met defeat in the legis- der the headline in the middle In a poll taken of 35 men someone? gram. of the white square was the May 6th through May 14th Savings State representative Ralph lature two years ago. must make necessary arrange- and 25 coeds, 57 said that they Nearly all polled students felt word "censored." that this system would indirect- "In other words, are you go- Slate called the publication ments with the Dormitory Of- were in favor of the Senate's ing to be content to project an "trash" and asked for the crea- Among the signs of student Troy State president Ralph fice not later than noon on plan, but several remarked that ly help GPR's if students took difficult electives under the pass- image, or will you be a per- Time tion of a legislative committee backing for the university's ad- Adams said "the editor of a Wednesday, May 3rd. such an idea was good only in son? to investigate the magazine paper should not criticize its an ideal situation where GPR's fail system where the course South Carolina will switch ministrators was a spontan- would not effect their GPR. "This applies to student gov- from Eastern Standard Time and its student activity fund fi- owner, by which he meant the Failure to turn in key at the were unimportant. Helen ernment in taking stands ac- to Eastern Daylight Time at nancing. eous demonstration on the lawn college's board of trustees. proper time may result in the Bunch explained, "...Electives Fourteen of the men wanted cording to conviction, and not 12:00 midnight, April 30. At Slate told the Alabama house of the university president's Adams said the paper "had forfeiture of the key deposit. are. often used to pull up a to see the system expanded so 1 person's GPR." for popularity or personal ad- this time, chocks should that the magazine contained mansion, which saw students wide freedom to criticize pro- Failure to properly clear may that more than one course could articles by persons who "want fessors, school policy, activi- vantage. be moved ahead one hour. carrying placards with the mes- result in cancellation of room Hal Davenport, a rising be taken under it per semester. to turn the university over to the ties, and most any other subject assignment for fall. Sophomore, remarked that, Several even expounded total students to run like they do in sages "This is not Wallace Uni- or person." "The pass-fail system would re- pass-fail grading. Fifteen of the _>v«M.*awAseN e» Berkeley, California." lieve the tension of striving for coeds also agreed on the ques- Included in the publication high grades, so that a person tion that more than one course were articles by Berkeley ac- could relax and simply learn." per semester would be better. tivist Bettina Aptheker, a Com- Students Suspended For munist Party member; Gen. "It is this tension," remarked Earle G. Wheeler; Student Non- one of the coeds, "that causes violent Coordinating Commit- so many people to botch up and Girls tee (SNCC) leader Stokely Car- not do well." Many of the girls pointed out michael; National Association Violating Speaker Ban Thirty of the questioned stu- that civil engineering, art, lang- for the Advancement of Colored dents agreed that the system uage, architectural lab, psy- People (NAACP) head Roy Among those suspended were should exclude sophomores Wilkins; Alabama professor REDLANDS, Calif., (CPS)- University spokeswoman chology, and music were more Violation of a speaker ban has Edna Steinman admitted that Les McCallum, editor of the and freshmen, but firty others likely candidates for the system Theodore Klitzke; and Epis- Redlands BULLDOG, student felt that at least sophomores copal chaplain Earl H. Brill. caused the suspension of 23 stu- the policy "is not and has not than math, chemistry, and dent leaders at the University of been popular with students and body vice president Robbie should be included. other natural sciences which Rose stated that "except to Roberts, University Christian make certain that the material Redlands. faculty." Steinman said stu- As to whether the effects of they felt should continue to be The Redlands students, in- dents had met with trustees to Association president Allar the system were beneficial or evaluated on a graded system is not libelous, seditious or ob- Larson, track team captain El- scene, the university has never cluding student body president try and get the speaker ban re- not, 21 of the men said that alone. Donald Stillman, will not be moved "as far back as 1963 liot Mason, and Interfraternity students would use the system censored publications by stu- Council president Joseph Lynn. Expressing the thoughts of dents" in its history. allowed to return to school un- and 1964." to goof off in courses taken un- The suspended students will many, Dave Clarke, said, "I A university statement com- til May 16 under the action der it, while only 5 of the She claimed, however, that meet with administrators, trus- feel that the system could be of mented that "unfortunately,... taken by Dean of Students girls felt this would be the case. "no one has asked to change it tees, faculty members and other great advantage to the student the good people of this state will James D. Paisley with the ap- However, all claimed that they in the last year or two." Student interested parties to the dispute if properly used, but I would now be led to think that higher proval of university president themselves would take a pass- body president Stillman said on April 28. Stillman said he not be in favor of it if it would education threatens govern- George H. Armacost. fail course only to gain a bet- that the students "were told that hoped the meeting would result in any way effect Clems on's It comes in three economy sizes. ment. The implication is the ter understanding of its subject. Suspension of the students this is a closed issue" by uni- in a change in the speaker pol- rating." only one to be drawn from came after they had banded to- versity administrators, and so icy and an end of the suspen- Montgomery." gether as the "Student Ad Hoc no attempt had been made to sions. The governor's office issued Committee for an Open Speaker meet with the trustees before But he noted that if the policy These are just some of the sizes Volkswagens a statement supporting the at- Policy" to sponsor a debate on the current protest. is not changed, "this won't be come in. Regular, large and giant economy size. tack on the university by Slate the Viet Nam war between Red- Stillman said that, had the the end of it." The student body The one on the right, our big bus-like box, and and other legislators. lands honor student David students gone before the board, president said Redlands would the One in the center, our medium sized Square- University officials said, "It Kramer and Berkeley activist trustees would probably have continue to see protests "until back sedan, are only about 7 inches longer than is not just a question of aca- Bettina Aptheker, an admitted "listened to two minutes of ar- they change the ban." demic freedom. It is a question the beetle. Communist Party member. gument and said 'thanks for He said the students believed of the right of any American But don't let their size on the outside fool you coming'." He stated that "all "the university should be an Kramer was among those about their size in the inside. citizen to express his views, so channels were closed and we open marketplace of ideas— long as he does not advocate suspended for "open and de- Just open a door and you'll find enough room had no other alternative but ideas should stand on their own liberate disregard of the uni- for more than enough things. violent overthrow of the gov- direct action." merits in a university." ernment. " versity speaker policy." The Then there's the familiar bug. President Rose stated, "I'm policy, set by the school's While it's not as big as the other two Volks- not for sale and the University Board of Trustees, states that wagens, it has plenty of room for 4 people and a "it is not in the best interests of Alabama, as long as I'm small dog. Plus a suitcase for everybody but the of the university and of the president, is not for sale. 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Saturay's meet should prove to be very close with the Gamecocks and Engineers having some of their best talent in years. Carolina de.- feated UNC by 20 points two weeks ago, whereas the Tar Heels nipped Clemson here in the last event of the meet. U.S. C. suffered its first loss Tuesday to the thus far un- defeated N. C. State Wolf- pack. Coach Greenfield believes the team will be ready; how- ever, several key players may be missing from the line-up. Richard Greene has a pulled thigh muscle and will not com- pete. Other doubtfuls include O'Cain, Pitchford and Albers. "It should be a real good meet. We're strong all around except in the pole vault, and they're strong in all events," Greenfield concluded. After this weekends com- petition the Tigers will practice for the upcoming ACC Bringing Home The Bacon Meet on May 12-13. They will attempt to improve upon their Clemson's sensational sprinter, Richard Greene, easily beats a UNC cinderman in the 100-yard dash with a 9.9 Already The Best sixth place finish of last year. time, but subpar for Greene. Frosh Javelin thrower, Roger Collins of New Jersey, is already the Tigers' lop The Tigers should take some man in the event with his top toss this year being a record breaking 232 feet. How- of the top spots if everyone ever, Collins now no.r his record are eligible until next year. (Photo by Bill Hendrix) is in good shape. Greg Benz is the indoor shot put champion and Jimmy Taylor is the Sailing Club Edged By UNC, 27-25 indoor high hurdles. The top three winners in each of the for all his work in making Curtis Leads Freshmen events at the conference meet The North Carolina Sailing At the final meeting of the a gift In appreciation of his sailing successful at Clemson will travel to the ACC-SEC Team edged out Clemson for club held last Wednesday, the efforts in organizing the team. Meet on May 20. the Atlantic Coast Conference members presented the ad- Franklin is retiring this sum- in its first semester of com- ichampionship last Saturday. visor Colonel Franklin with mer and the team thanked him petition. On the season Greenfield's Final scores were UNC 27, With 10 Pitching Wins thinclads are 3-1 in dual Clemson 25 and South Caro- meets. They have defeated lina 20. The Tar Heels had to The Clemson freshman freshman has three triples, other starting pitcher, has Furman 91-54, Wake Forest stave off a late Clemson rally baseball team, sporting a 17-1 four home runs, and 19 runs posted a 3-1 mark for the 92-52, Duke 95-49 and have to stay ahead. record, will close out their batted in. He leads the team in six games he has appeared suffered that loss to UNC Clemson hosted the one day very successful 1967 season slugging with a .792 mark. in. He has pitched for 22-1/3 70-2/3 to 74-1/3. The Duke event the Western Carolina. this weekend with a double- Other Cub stand-outs have innings and allowed 5 earned victory came two weeks ago Sailing Club on Hartwell header against Georgia Tech been outfielder-pitcher Jack runs for a 2.03 ERA. Need- in Durham. Reservoir. Duke University ham has fanned 17 batters. beginning at 1:30. Anderson. From the mound Several new school records had previously announced in- An eleven game winning he is 1-0 and has been As a team the Cubs are tentions to participate but they hitting at a .282 clip as com- have been set in this year's streak was broken with a 2-1 credited with two saves. He meets. Richard Greene ran the were unable to attend. loss to Anderson College. owns a 2.13 ERA. At the plate pared to the oppositions ,149 North Carolina jumped to an average. Coach Ellis Dantz- 100 in 9.5 second and Jimmy Since then the Cubs have Anderson has rapped out the Taylor posted a 14.2 mark in early lead in the variable . 0 * bounced back to take their big hits for Clemson. ler's Cubs have scored 136 winds on Lake Hartwell. As runs or 5.8 a game while'the the 100-yard high hurdles. Jast six. The Cubs have al- Batting .300, he leads the Other records include Lynn- the breezes picked up Clem- ready defeated the baby Yellow Cubs in hits with 21 in 60 opponents have pushed across son's team of Andy King- 30 for a 1.6 average a game. wood O'Cains's 53.7 seconds Jackets 8-6 in Atlanta. at-bats. He's rapped out four in the 440 yard hurdles. horn, Chris Slack, RickTrapp Instrumental in the Cubs' triples and six home runs— Clemson has hit 15 balls for and Bill Crown made a strong fine record has been pitcher the tops in both categories. the circuit. Two relay marks were comeback. However, the Tar ^3 John Curtis from Long Island, Anderson also is pacing Clem- Regardless of Saturday's broken. The mile relay team Heel lead proved to be too 6 N. Y. Curtis, who plays left son with 44 total bases and 21 outcome this team will go down composed of Clarkson, Pitch- much to overcome. The South field when he's not pitching, runners batted in. in the record books as one of ford,O'Cain and Greene Carolina team was never in has pitched ten games and John McTamney, an out- the strongest ever. They will turned in a 3:12.1 and the contention after the third race won all ten—going the route fielder and third baseman is fill in the spots vacated by sprint medley relay team of as the Gamecock silors con- in eight of them. In his 71 hitting .286 and leads with this years seniors and Wil- Clarkson, Pitchford, Tindall sistently settled for last place. pitched innings, the southpaw four doubles. Third baseman helm hopes they make Clem- and Greene" were timed in With the ACC Regatta, the has allowed only 7 runs for Norm Lingle is currently hit- son number one in baseball. 3:24.3. Sophomore Richie Ma- Clemson team completed their a 0.89 earned run average. ting at .276 with 16 hits in haffey high jumped 6 feet racing activities for the The Long Island freshman 58 times at bat. 6-1/4 inches at the Dogwood semester. They finished with has faced 264 batters and Second baseman Randy Bray Relays last week for a new an admirable 5-1 record for struck our 121 of them. More has 19 hits for his 71 trips Golfers Clemson mark. the season. amazing are the two no-hit to the plate and has shown his and no-run games—one of speed on the base paths. The The frosh track team has them being a perfect game. Clemson native leads the Cubs Beaten been led by the two Collins Gainesville Junior College in stolen bases with eleven. U.S. C. dropped in late boys and Ivan Sutherland. was the victim of the per- Shortstop Steve Kuester is birdies to wrap up the title Roger Collins has broken the fect game and NGJC had the 14 for 58 at the plate for a at the South Carolina Inter- school javelin mark with a Duke's Hill other no hitter thrown against .241 average and first base- collegiate golf champion- toss of just over 232 feet. them. Curtis has pitched four man John Graves is batting ship at Hampton Country Club Sprinter Josh Collins has shut-outs on the season. an even .200 with 10 for 50. last Saturday. All the birdies shown much promise with a Duke righthander Carter At the plate Curtis has In the pitching department came on the 18th hole to give 6.0 in the 60 yard dash and Hill is apparently just the rapped out 19 hits in 63 times Johnny Jaynes trails Curtis the Gamecocks a three stroke' a 9.9 in the 100. Ivan Suther- right pill to cure the Blue at bat for a .302 average. He with a 3-0 mark. He has victory over defending land appears to be a fine pros- Devils' defensive ills. ■, has three triples, two homers, started five games and com- champion Presbyterian. pect for the shot put and Gene Hill won his second game and eleven runs batted in. pleted two. For the 29 innings USC's Allen Powers pared Smith has been very consis- in five days Saturday, a 10-3 Catching for the Cubs this he has pitched, the right- 18 after almost driving into tent in high jump. triumph over Clemson. He de- season has been Ed "Red" handed freshman has given a lake to finish with a 70 feated North Carolina 3-1 9 Holland, the team's leading up ten earned runs for a for 141 to win the individual Those who will be conclud- earlier in the week. The Blue Clemson s Sailing Club In Action batter. With 19 hits in 48 3.10 ERA. He has struck out title. Powers who lives in ing their careers at Clemson Devils didn't commit an error are Dick Bell, Bill Manos, in either contest. Clemson's Sailing Club finished second to UNC Saturday, and later honored Col. at-bats, Holland is hitting a 22 batters. Orangeburg defeated Philip Dewey Franklin for his drive in organising the sport in Tiger Town. hot .396. The Islip, N. Y. Rick Needham, the Cubs' Hough of the Citadel mainly Charles Pitchford and captain Hill coasted to his third Lynnwood O'Cain. Bell has win of the season against two on the strength of eight birdies. been a utility man for the It was the second losses Saturday and scattered Tigers. Manos has been a nine safeties. He collected championship for the Game- standout in the high,hurdles cocks who also won the Pal- two hits himself to raise his Gamecocks Open Drills Win a free trip and relays, while Pitchford metto Invitational. They have BA to .294 with four RBI. has been one of the key men His ERA is 2.52. When the a 9-1 record who played at on the mile relay and sprint Wake on Monday and Duke on Blue Devils returned from home to get medley relay. O'Cain is con- Miami April 2, his ERA was Tuesday. \Clemson finished sidered the best hurdler in With 26 Lettermen Back third with" Charles Hartline 3.86. the conference by Greenfield Hill's twin wins looked like Coach Paul Dietzel began weighing 230 and 239. In the defensive back in 65 is being in a three way tie for fourth and has also run one of the moved to split end. money! place. this: 18 innings pitched, 15 working on his "dream" team past, the Cocks have had (Or enough Sprite to legs in the mile relay. Each hits, four runs, four bases again as 76 players reported several men who tipped the The starting backfield will has contributed to making pn balls and 11 strikeouts. Monday for the start of spring scales at around 250 or better. have Mike Fair at quarter- throw a loud party every Clemson one of the powers in At the plate he went 3 for Coach Dietzel welcomed 26 Coach Dietzel will be going back Garnto and Galloway at night for a semester.) the conference. 8 with 3 RBI. lettermeji back on what could through his full spring the halfback slots and Jim be the smallest Gamecock practice with the team that Mulvihill at fullback. Gallo- Don't write home to get money. Just squad in recent history. The posted a 1-9 record last year. way rushed for 580 yards write a college newspaper ad for big men for the birds this The Gamecocks will last season and caught 16 Sprite. You may win a free trip home £ year are tackles Dennis practice four times a week passes for 250 additional to ask for the money in person. Fraiser and Larry Royal, holding drills on Monday, yards. Garnto rushed for 440 What should your ad say? 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By Bill Smith Apr. 21, 1967 THE TIGER Page 5 Trailing The Netters Top Tech Tiger In 5-4 Squeaker The 66-67 year has been one of ups and downs for the Tiger teams. It has seen the Tigers climb The Tiger netters, cur- through to win their match \. rently on a six-match winning three sets to give the Tigers to the top of the heap in football with a 6-4 rec- streak, including Tuesday's a well deserved win. ord including a 35-10 rout of Pepsodent Paul's 5-4 squeaker over powerhouse Ga. Tech, travel to Columbia After the State Meet the "Dream Team" to give the birds their worst shel- to compete in the State Meet Tigers travel to Virginia and lacking of the season. today and tomorrow. Accord- Maryland on May 8th and 9th The basketball team proved to be one of the ing to Coach Bruley "The before going to Durham to the State Meet will be the most ACC meet the 11th through the top in the conference and made a valiant attempt balanced since I've been at 13th. to dethrone UNC and Duke, but failed in the Clemson. South Carolina has Playing their last home tournament, losing to an inspired Demon Deacon a terrific team capable of match for the Tigers Tuesday beating anyone in the con- were Turk Ornekian, Sammy team. ference and P. C., Erskine Smithyman and Zulphi Rahim. The roundballers still finished with a 17-8 rec- and The Citadel have strong Rahim commented on his ord including a seven game winning streak in squads. It could be a tossup 4 years of playing tennis at between any of those teams. which the Tigers swept the big four under the Clemson. "We have the carpet to break their stranglehold on the confer- Last Wednesday the Tigers strongest team since I've been demolished a good Paladin here and have a better chance ence. A Winning Hurler's Form team 9-0 and then traveled to win the ACC. than we've The baseball team is currently in the thick of to Charlotte to hand Southern had in recent years. Our, Pete Myers displays the style he used to break Carolina's 12-game winning string, Tuesday, with an 8-1 triumph. biggest competition in the the race for the ACC championship as in the ten- (Photos by Greg Miller. Conference champ Davidson a 8-1 setback. Last Tuesday State Meet will be U. S. C. nis team. The track, swimming, and golf teams the netmen faced one of the We were very tense the last have some individual stars but they are not yet highest ranked teams in the time we played them but I as sure we will be much more ready to make a bid for the conference title. South and came away with a 5-4 victory proving that Coach relaxed and play better than The reasons behind the success of these teams Clemson Whips Gamecocks, 8-1 Bruley's squad is developing we did before. " are many. Good coaching has played an essential into one of the strongest teams When asked about the up- part, but in the final analysis, it is the players, in the South. coming ACC tournament, Ra- not the coaches, who win the games. After dropping the first four him continued, "It will not be To Move One Game Off ACC Pace single matches, the Tigers a two way battle this year. The Seniors of this year's athletic teams have made a comeback to take the Maryland and U.S.C. have contributed much more than time and energy. By SAM COPELAND last two singles matches and strong squads and will add' the Tigers, and it will just The Tigers will put these in this schedule are seven sweep all three doubles mat- strength to the tournament. When the chips were down, they have come up Tiger Sports Writer be a matter of time before conference games. They play With two-thirds of the sea- credentials on the line when ches to hand the Yellow Jack- I believe we're even with with the big plays to inspire their teammates as McCall starts pounding the the exam break is over. On North Carolina, N. C. State, ets one of their three losses North Carolina now and we're son behind them, the Clemson baseball. McCall has played Virginia, Maryland and end well as themselves to play harder. Tigers are lodged in second May 3 they play Georgia in of the season. going to work hard after exams outstanding ball at third— the season with Virginia Tech. to get in shape for the tourna- place in the Atlantic Coast Athens, and they come back In the number one singles They will be gone next year but Clemson fans being charged with only three home on May 4 and 5 to host The road holds the key to ment. I want to see us win Conference. They own a 4-2 errors in 55 chances. the success of the Tigers. match, ACC singles champion the championship before I will long remember: conference mark and a 16-6 Wake Forest and Duke. On Zulphi Rahim could never get Although he is batting only May 6th, they travel to Atlanta As of now Clemson is 3-1 graduate. We have lost the Don Barfield, who was having trouble with overall slate. .209, Howard Sharman ispro- on the road, and a good show- started and lost to Tech's After last week's loss to to play Georgia Tech. last two years by two and his field goal accuracy, kicking the 41 yarder in ducing for the Tigers when it ing on the upcoming trip could Gilbart in straight sets 6-3, then three points last year. South Carolina, the Tigers 6-2. David Cooper played well, the Tiger's 9-6 homecoming victory over Duke counts. So far this season After this they go on an give the Tigers a good ACC We were a little bit tired seemed pretty much out of the Howard has knocked in 10 finish and probably a shot at in his number two slot but that proved to be the difference. race, and then after the week- eight-game road trip. Included last year but we'll be in good runs. He hits the long ball the title. lost a hard fought mate* 6-4, shape and ready to go this Jay Cooper, who moved up through the ranks end loss to Duke it looked as consistently, and of his nine 7-5. Reynolds and Smithyman time." to become an outstanding fullback his last year. though the Tigers were hits three are doubles and two fared no better and the Tigers f finished. On Tuesday of this are home runs. He isaproven were down 4-0 going into the After graduation Zulphi Ever smiling Walt Ayers, putting out 110 v past week the Clemson nine outfielder, too, as he has final two singles matches. plans to work in the U. S. for whether the Tigers were ahead by 20 or hopeless- broke South Carolina's 12- turned quite a few long hit balls a few years before returning game winning streak, and into outs. But the Tigers began to roar to Pakistan. Zulphi's younger ly behind. moved just one game off of One of the players who has back beginning with sopho- brother Sarfraz is coming to Scrappy "Stick" Gardner, a team player who the ACC lead. more Jim Poling's narrow Clemson next year to play gotten very little recognition 7-5, 8-6 victory in the num- never gave up and always gave the team a lift Pacing the Tigers in the is Jimmy Bradley. The junior tennis and intends to -play in past few weeks have been Ron ber 5 singles match. Then some tournaments with Zulphi college transfer is hitting Captain David Wilkins set the when they were down. Zupa, Eddie Barbary and .263. He has not played much this summer before entering Smooth Jim Sutherland, knocking the bottom Rusty Adkins. Zupa, the this year, but when called stage for the Tiger victory by Clemson next fall. Tigers' first sacker, is lead- his three set victory over Don out of the basket from way out to sink Duke, upon to do a job, Jimmy comes Taylor. ing the team in RBI's with 17 through in Tiger form. U.N.C., and many others. and hits with 28. He also has The Clemson offense has The number one doubles Center Randy Mahaffey, cleaning the boards 8 doubles among his 43 total scored 138 runs this year on team of Rahim and Cooper and blocking shots on his way to becoming All bases. 190 hits. The Tigers as a team won their match but were Permanent Press Adkins, who has come out have 35 doubles, 14 triples, pushed to three sets before SHIRTS - SLACKS ACC center. of an early season slump, 11 home runs, and 121 RBI's. winning the final set 6-3. tied for the lead in homers SHORTS Playmaker Joe Ayoob, hitting the clutch The team batting average is Captain Wilkins and senior ALSO with 3 and triples with 6. .268 and the slugging average shots and playing inspired defense to keep the The Fort Mill senior has Sammy Smithyman came on Navy Blue is .403. In the field the Tigers strong to win their match in Tigers rolling. raised his average from .220 have committed 30 errors and Banlon Shirts to a respectable .306. Rusty's straight sets 6-3, 6-2 to give Hank Channell, a gentleman on and off the are fielding .963. In every the Tigers a 4-4 deadlock AT recent surge has also ac- case but one, the Tigers are court, dropping in points and getting the key re- counted for the fact that he is going into the final match of leading their opponents. That the day. Although the pressure JUDGE KELLER bounds, even when the pressure was the greatest. leading Clemson in total bases is in errors where the Tigers' with 51 and runs scored with was beginning to tell on both End Wayne Bell, who was Mr. Dependable opponents have made 4 more teams, the number three Downtown Clemson 28. miscues than the Tigers. for Coach Howard this year, making many circus Shortstop Garry Helms has doubles team of Poling and Bill Parmer has a 5-0 re- "Reenjels" Reynolds came catches. a .373 average which is tops cord and he leads the pitching Floyd Rogers, the big N.C. mountain boy in the club. Garry has 19 staff with a .81 ERA. Charlie hits and he has driven home who was a block of granite at his defensive tackle Watson owns a 4-2 record and 15 runs this year. he has a 2.04 ERA. Watson slot and took the off tackle play out of quite a few Catcher Eddie Barbary has has pitched 44 innings, faced offenses. been pounding the ball at a 180 batters, and struck out 46. .315 clip this season. The Pete Myers has a 3-2 record The look on Rusty Adkins' face as he trotted Tiger catcher has 23 hits with a 2.79 ERA. In 38 2/3 N» ^**XL around the bases after hitting a three run homer and 9 RBI's. Not only is he innings Pete has faced 165 in his last game against the Gamecocks. effective with the bat, but he batters and fanned 26. Round- excels behind the plate. In 22 ing out the mound staff are .....:.,. ■,. , Yes, they will be remembered, along with games this season Eddie has Nelson Gibson (1-0), Larry many others not mentioned. These young men caught 13 men stealing, and Whitfield (2-0), Earl Cohen Zulfi Rahim have kept the proud Clemson tradition alive and only five bases have been (1-1) and Val Johnson (0-1). stolen against him. He has Bill James, Bob Loweel, and the men behind them will be expected to do no committed only one error, Ed Lodgek have yet to get a less. which is exceptional for a decision. catcher. The staff as a whole has an Sophomore Buster Smith is ERA of 2.25 as they have hitting .244 and has 13 runs given up 48 earned runs. They batted in. Buster has demon- have fanned 150 batters and strated his baseball ability by walked 82. Twenty wild L C. MARTIN filling the shortstop and the pitchesi have been thrown by left field position. Although Clemson pitchers. The Clem- he is small in stature, Buster son pitching staff has held the is a very powerful hitter. 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253587 Page 6 THE TIGER Apr. 21, 1967 Campus News Briefs Kelley Wins TJMOC Medallions To Play Here Tonight Contest For PR's Ivan Kelly was named win- of $101.23. This is the fourth ner of the Ugly Man On Cam- time the PR's have won the con- Gamma Omega Phi Fra- mation Services still has many quet on Saturday. ing Building today. Registra- pus contest during the inter- test in its four year history. ternity will present the Swing- interesting jobs available in tion will begin at 8:30 a.m. mission of the dance Saturday ing Medallions tonight, from Europe. Jobs such as lifeguard- SUBSCRIPTIONS The program is intended for night. Ron Beatson, sponsored1 Dr. Judson Hair was pre- 8 until 12, in the Field House. ing, child care work, construc- Subscribers are asked to re- persons with a degree in engi- by the Block and Bridle Club, sented with a 21" Zenith port- new their subscriptions as soon After a period of relative in- tion work, and many other in- neering or physics. Faculty finished second, and Wayne Mc- able T. V. and stand which will as possible in order to receive activity resulting from the loss teresting positions are avail- members of the College of En- Combs (the Pink Panther), run- be placed in the infirmary. The the earliest Tigers next year. A of two instrumentalists, the able in 15 European countries. gineering will conduct the sem- ning for Dorm 13 was third. winner of the contest, Ivan Kel- $4.00 check may be sent to: Swinging Medallions are now For a catalog describing all inar sessions. Mary Jane Dobbins drew the ly, was presented an Ugly Man jobs and special discount tours The Tiger, Box 2097, Clem- back on the road with a big largest number of votes for the plaque for his organization, an available and application son Univ., Clemson, S. C. to hit, "I Found a Rainbow." CIVIL SERVICE girl contestants. Ugly Man key, and more than The group from Greenwood forms to receive a job write to cover the entire two semester Clemson seniors and. other $70.00 in cash. . held record crowds in Daytona American Student Information term. Clemson students are Invited to Kelly, who is commander of Beach, during Spring Holi- Service, 22 Ave. de la Liberte, contact a Civil Service repre- the PR's, had a total donation This year's UMOC contest, days, and last weekend in Mo- Luxembourg City, Grand LITTLE THEATER sentative in the Visitors' sponsored by Alpha Phi bile, Alabama and Valdosta, Duchy of Luxembourg, Dept. The Clemson Little Theater Lounge between 9:00 a.m. and Omega, had its largest success Georgia. VIII, and enclose $2.00 for elected officers for 1967-1968 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday, April PR Officers in four years. The fund raising Admission will be two dol- overseas handling and the ma- on Saturday, April 15, at the 26. No appointment is neces- drive collected $253.70 from lars per person at the door. terial sent to you via air mail. Boscobel Country Club. sary. the time it began Monday, April Elected President was Ver- SUMMER INSTITUTE William H. Kirby, a rising 10, until noon Saturday, April NEW "Y" SECRETARY REUNION non Hodges; Vice President, The Junior Engineers' and junior physics major from 15. Twelve organizations spon- Mr. Buford E. Trent, a grad- A program of events and a Robert Caricato; Secretary, Scientists' Summer Institute Greenville, was elected com- sored contestants and local uate of Wofford and Spring- reservation card for Clemson's Lucy Kelly; and Treasurer, (JESSI) will be conducted at mander of Company C-4 of the merchants donated prizes field Colleges and a former as- 1967 reunion weekend is being Robert Ware. Clemson June 4-17. The pro- Pershing Rifles for 1967-68. worth $77.00. sistant secretary of the Clem- sent to all members of the Commemorative plaques gram's goal is to direct high son YMCA, has been named classes of 1902, 1904, 1905, were awarded to Dr. J. A. Bux- Kirby's staff will be James There were two coeds vying school students interested in General Secretary of the Clem- 1906, 1907, 1915,1917,1923, ton for his leadership this year; M. Brinkley of Columbia as for top honors. Diana Bissey science into the field best suited son YMCA to replace J. R. Roy 1924, 1925, 1926,1942,1943, Doub Fernandez, retiring Vice executive officer; Larry B. Stan- represented OZ T Sorority, and for them, by exposing them to Cooper, who will retire the last 1944, 1945, 1961,1962,1963, President, for outstanding ser- cil of Anderson as pledge pla- Mary Jane Dobbins was the rep- the whole area of science. of May. and 1964. The reunion will be vice as actor, producer, and toon commander; Walter M. resentative of Girls' Dorm No. Admissions fee for the JESSI Trent is currently General conducted June 9-11. lighting director; Clarke Plax- Welch from Charleston as Fi- 2. program, sponsored by Scien- Secretary for the YMCA at Vir- Those not receiving the above co for outstanding actor, pro- nance and Supply Officer; and tists of Tomorrow, Portland, Mother Of The Year ginia Tech. He will assume items or desiring further infor- ducer, and set designer; and Robert A. Moffatt from Ander- Oregon, is $115. Additional FLAWLESS DIAMONDS duties at the Clemson "Y" on mation may write Alumni Of- Paul Miller, for contribution as son as public information of- Mrs. Hatiie V. Skelion of Clemson, selected as mother information and application June 1. fice, Clemson University, Clem- actor, stage-manager and set ficer. GUARANTEED BY of the year by Clemson University's Tiger Brotherhood, designer. forms are available from Pro- receives a gift from Jay Dee Hair (left), president-elect son, South Carolina. MARRIED HOUSING fessor R. A. Banister in the de- Also, Robert A. Nelson from of Tiger Brotherhood. Looking on is Mrs. Skelton's READING DAY partment of industrial engineer- Occupants desiring to sub-let WSBF Tuesday, April 25, has been Simpsonville as assistant husband, B. C. Skelion. ing. their furnished prefabs or Radio StationWSBFwillsign designated as Reading Day. It pledge commander; and Terry AIIE OFFICERS apartments during summer ses- off broadcasting for the se- is hoped that students will read L. Cameron from Ninety Six Election of officers for the stu- sions are requested to notify the mester on Monday night, April over notes and such on this day;' as assistant public information Housing Office as soon as pos- 22, but taped music will con- however, it is suspected from dent chapter of the American In- officer. stitute of Industrial Engineers sible. tinue through the period to May past experience that this day was conducted recently. The of- All staff officers are rising Cooper Installs 1. will live up to its unofficial title ficers for the 1967-68 academic juniors and were members of THANK YOU WSBF will sign on for sum- of "Goof-off Day" and that the year are: David Deem, presi- this year's drill company. The The family of Joel D. Cole mer school May 15 and sign reading material will consist dent; R. Jay Hicks, vice-pres- drill team participates in sev- OWINGS JEWELERS would like to thank all those off again August 2. mainly of Playboy and the like. Lewis Plaza who gave blood for him during ident; Robert Henderson, sec- eral drill meets, including local, Greenville, S. C. MAY GRADS YMCA Cabinet his recent illness. PR FOURTH REGIMENT retary; and William L. Clap- regional, and national events May graduates are reminded Pershing Rifles Fourth Regi- per, treasurer. each year. to turn in their data cards and secretary. The public relation BULLETIN BOARD mental Headquarters an- The YMCA cabinet and ad- pick up their gifts in the Alumni committee will consist of Bill The Counseling Service spon- nounces the election of PR Ma- visory board were installed in Office on Monday, April 24. a special meeting Monday, Alverson, chairman, Robert sors a bulletin board on the sec- jor Philip H. Grant to the po- Whitney, Dane Weston, Marty ond floor of Tillman Hall with sition of Commanding Officer April 17. Mr. Roy Cooper, re- INDUSTRIAL PROGRAM TIGER SUBSCRIPTIONS $4.00 in check Jones, Helen Bunch, Becky news items from Clemson. of the Fourth Regiment for the tiring general secretary of the Clemson University's 10th Carlton, Jim Phillips, and Anyone who is in the news is school year 1967-68. Y, installed the cabinet, and Dr. annual professional develop- George Bowden. invited to take an article con- Grant, a rising senior from Charles Arrington, a local pas- ment program, conducted by cerning him with the compli- Tamps, Florida, was the unan- Send to: tor, charged the advisory the School of Industrial Man- The recreation committee will ments of the Counseling Ser- imous selection of all units par- board members. agement and Textile Science, consist of Stan Thompson, vice. ticipating in the Fourth Regi- begins May 8. Retiring student president of chairman, Tom Bishop, Don mental Drill meet this past week- Professional or other groups the YMCA, Henry Garbelman Newton, and Diane Home. The EUROPEAN JOBS end at Fort Gordon, Georgia. will cooperate in sponsoring six delivered a speech and cited religion committee will consist The American Student Infor- He will be installed at a ban- THE TIGER "the improved activity in the Y of Art Viohl, chairman, Mar- courses, but enrollment is not limited to their membership. in the past year." He charged ion Aldridge, David Nusbickel, BOX 2097 new president Bruce Kavan to and John R. Hoag. Catalogs and application forms carry on the fine tradition of are available from the School of Industrial Management and CLEMSON, S. C. the YMCA. The service committee will WSBF Program Notes Textile Science. consist of Grady Denton, chair- man, Jon Giles, William P. San- In installing the cabinet and SUMMER STUDENTS RIGHT NOW difer, Sidney Kearse, and Chris WSBF-FM 88.1 MC. - WSBF-CCAM 600 KC. its officers, Cooper emphasized Students planning to attend Clancy. The social committee "The Best In Music— 24 Hours a Day, EVERY Day" the fact that these people are to summer school at other insti- Name- will consist of Charles Cole, be the examples for other stu- Live Programming: tutions are reminded to obtain Barry Robinson, and Alex dents to follow. He reminded Monday thru Friday— Miller, chairman. approval of the course work State & Zip Code- the cabinet to continue their 7:00 AM to 9:00 AM- Timekeeper" prior to leaving the campus. lives in accordance with their 12:00 PM 1:00 PM—"Master Control News" Forms for this purpose are Christian teaching. 1:00 PM 5:00 PM—"The Great 88" available in the Registrar's of- Street & Number. Ceramics 5:00 PM 8:00 PM—"Downbeat" fice. 8:00 PM 8:15 PM—"Master Control News" Kavan accepted the Y presi- 8:15 PM 10:00 PM—"Nitebeat" ENGINEERING SEMINAR □ New —dene^a«d pledged "to end the Meeting 10:00 PM Midnite —"Stardust" A seminar on "Experimental apathy shown by students Saturday— Stress Analysis" will be con- ] Renewal toward the YMCA in the past." Cressie E. Holcombe, Jr. and 7:00 AM 9:00 AM—"Timekeeper" ducted in the Civil Engineer- He said the new cabinet is eager Gilbert C. Robinson, Depart- Noon 9:00 PM—"The Great 88" 9:00 PM to serve the students through ment of Ceramic Engineering, to Midnite —"Offbeat" Sunday— the YMCA and its facilities. Clemson University, are plan- 12:30 PM to 1:00 PM—"Lifeguides" University President Robert ning to attend the 69th Annual 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM—"Concert in High Fidelity" C. Edwards told the cabinet Meeting of the American Ce- 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM—"Sunday Cavalcade" and advisory board that the ramic Society. The meeting will 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM—"Sounds of the 20th Cen- YMCA could and should serve be held April 29-May 4 at the tury" in a leading capacity on cam- Americana Hotel in New York 8:00 PM to 8:15 PM—"Master Control News" pus. He said "I pledge my City. 8:15 PM to 10:00 PM—"Nitebeat" support for the YMCA in the Professor Robinson and Mr. 10:00 PM to Midnite —"Stardust" Holcombe are the co-authors future," and "If we can be of NEWS—Generally on-the-hour service in any way yell and let of the paper, entitled "Improv- us know." ing the Chip Resistance of SPORTS—Weekdays—7:45 & 8:45 AM, 12:55, 8:10 & Brick," to be delivered before 11:05 PM Installed into the advisory the Society's Structural Clay Saturdays—7:45 & 8:45 AM, Midnite board were: H. H. Macaulay, Products Division. Sundays—8:10 & 11:05 PM president, R. W. Moorman, Professor Robinson, trustee vice-chairman, J. R. R. Cooper, of the Structural Clay Products F. C. Anderson, Charles A. Ar- Division, has also prepared All home and away basketball and football games covered rington, J. W. Arrington III, the paper "Vanadium Efflores- R. H. Burley, Kenneth Cribb, cence," to be given before the WSBF-FM—"South Carolina's 24-Hour FM Station" T. D. Efland, O. B. Garrison, same division. D. G. Hughes, W. A. King, Oswald Lightsey, Joe Lindsay With more than 9,800 par- and B. N. Skardon. ticipants in over 50 countries, The American Ceramic Society Installed into the cabinet exec- is an international organiza- utive council were: Bruce Kav- tion devoted to the advance- Clfl&7 §..E BEM an, president; Howard Howes, ment of ceramic research and vice-president; and Betty Smith, production.

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