BLOOD DRIVE NETS 222 the Spring Blood Drive Was Held Last Thursday and Friday at the Academic Complex

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VOLUME VI - MARCH 26, 1971 NUMBER 11 BLOOD DRIVE NETS 222 The Spring Blood Drive was held last Thursday and Friday at the Academic complex. The two day af- fair yielded two hundred and twenty two pints of the red life giving fluid. A great job done by the donors and organizers of the drive. Many gifts were given to the donors, ranglng from flight time to free lasagne dinners. A full list of gifts and donors will appear on the later page of this issue. . . Delta Chi won the ad- vertisment award, and AHP the donors award. A Zep- pols pizza should receive a "gift donors award". if such a prize existed. Fp-:"' -- po's donated 200 free dm- PART OF SCLTA CHI'S AWARD WINNINflB8UOD DR!VE PROMOTION ner prizes. So even those hfany thanks to Connie Chi andAHP, and all those of you who didn't win a Strine, chairman of the who helped with the drive. prize, lets show our ap- Blood Drive, Gary Anderson Last, but not least to the preciation and patronize ' that ugly female imperson- donors who make every Zeppo' s . ater, the men from Delta blood drive a success. the barbeque TABLE OF CONTENTS

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exesutives in a comment made to me personally last PRESIDENT'S CORNER trimester, it was their are interested in helping concensus that the average out shollld contact me (ERAU student was unable to com- BOX 606). Your asais- prehend what the SGA was tance will be appreciated. all about, and that they would make their own dec- isions, regardless of stu- UPCOMING EVENTS: dent wants. Thank the Lord things have changed SPRING DANCE APRIL 3 and this is not the case SEXIOR PARTY APRIL 17 in this administration. SENIOR RECEPTION APRIL 19 In his article Mr.Miner referred to the SGA as a Mistress and indeed she was. A "Mistress' has al- Dear Students, ways been and will always I would like to take be one individuals plea- this opportunity to thank sure and in all cases very Stan Wieak secretive. Things have , those senators who President participated in last weeks -. changed now and his "Mis- tress" has been exposed. Blood Drive. They are . LETTERS' Dan Smock, Bill Norman, Mr. Miner referred to Gary Spangler, Bob Weiser, Editor, his term of office and to Mark Lashua, Larry Rea, Two weeks ago in the the SGA of his term as be- Roger Van Luven, Doug Avion, former SGA pres- ing a dynamic organization Tuckhorn, Connie Strine ident Terry,Miner launched It was anything but that. and Gary Anderson. an undeservino attack on The SGA of his reign stag- In order to alleviate Stanley Widak, current nated under individuaAs traffic conditions on the president of the SGA. that were egotistical pow- paved road leading to the In his article he de- er weilders, out to en- academic complex, a new nounced Stan Widak as a hance themselves, not the road has been constructed "buck passer and a back organization. It wasn't behind Dorm I. Now, stu- slapper". This was com- until Mr. Widaks' term of dents wishing to get from Dletelv unfounded. office did the student the Academic Complex to If one recalls last once again become a part the Student Center and Ad- falls election campaign of'the Student Government ministration building do for SGA offices, Widak and the organization Le- not have to use Clyde Mor- promised to give the SGA come moving and growing. ris Boulevard. This not back to the students. In Now everyone has a voice only decreases traffic on doing so, he not only took in the actions of the SGA Clyde Morris, but also it upon himself the re- not someone who was on makes it faster and easier sponsibility of doing the good terms with an,elected to get out of the parking students bidding, but the .member. lot after classes. I responsibility of making It seems apparent to me would like to urge all sure all elected officials that anyone who had con- students to use this road do what they had promised structed a glass showpiece when possible. to do in their respective as was the case in Mr. The next ring day will campaign speechs. Mr.Miner Miners term,would not want. be April 14th, the purpose now critized Widak for to be the first one to of this ring day is for doing just that, taking start throwing stones. exchanging and ordering opinion polls to find out Michael. A. Wi.nters rings. All students who student opinion on various AMM have received defective matters, and monitoring -- - -- rings should go to the the student government of Open letter to Mr. Dennis Student Center to exchange weak points and officials Cunningham them. Also, new orders falling down onthe job. will be taken. This will During Mr. Miner's term Sir: be the last ring day be- of office the majority of Your attack on Mr. co- fore graduation. tne students that knew thran'b remarks . !Kick- There will be an open what was going on in the backs. the AVION. 13 Mar.) house Sunday, April 18th SGA, were a minority of ~hile.mo&tprobably justi: the purpose of which is to the student body. It was fied, it was misguided. provide an opportunity for not until after his execu- Solutions to problems students, their parents, tive board had decided on and the clarification of teachers, and administra- an issue that the student misunderstandings are not tive officials to get to- body found out what had brought about by vitrolic gether and discuss the 3- conapired. From the opin- attacks on the individual niversity. Students that ion of his own board of CONTINUED NEXT I -. .&-. - Page 3 -- Letters continued that they are indeed,still ity and ceiling conditions but by identification of student pilots. If they would be unsafe and un- the problem areas and full Were not they would.have fruitable. Flight at nite explanation of the procc- no need to be here. Secon- presests problems that dures in question. ly, they should realize many private pilcts could AS Chairman of the that flying is a highly not cope with. Anyone who Student Aid Fund and con- skilled. highly technical has found himself lost at sequently, my representa- profession and if they night can prcfess to that. tive in student aid fund plan to fly as a career As far as the liscence matters, - I believe ygu they must be professional. is concerned, there are have failed me and the You "bold" pilots who many pilots who may meet rest of the student body think they are too good FAA requirements but are by your actions. for the rules and who call not trueiy qualifies pi- Criticism whether just others "pussy pilots", lots. ERAU sets their or unjust, is what you never get anywhere. Remem- standards a step higher in asked for when you took ber,, "there are no old- hopes that they can gradu- ,'the job. One can allevi- bold pilots." Pilots who ate more professional pi- ate the former type by ad- n3lUeSt a "crash and.dash" lots. We should take justment and improvement; may be comical but they pride in that, not critl - the latter will fall in are not professionals and cize it. Mr. Kossal, I the face of a concise more often than not, they suggest that the next time statement of clarification all see,,that day when they you are in ERAU flight op- Personal attack upon your don't dash" after they eration, you read the sign critics will only serve to "crash". that hangs over thlt door make their position all There are many reasons there, and you believe it the more believable, there for the rules restricting and remember it. It says: fore stronger. student pilots here at "Aviation in itself is not In summary, I do not ERAU. One is restrictions inherently dangerous...but (object to your replying to places on the school by like the sea, it is ter- accusations, just the man- the insurance company.Most ribly unforgiving of any ner in which you replied. important is safety. These carelessness, incapacity I think an apoloQy to the rules are to protect the or neglegt ." Student Body is'in order. professional student pilot If you really want to here ar ERAU from the non- flv vou should strive to ~illiamSullivan / professional pilots like be- a professional pilot. Mr. Kossal. Anv orivate You have many years of pilot is legaliy &able flying ahead of you and I would like to direct of flying in visibility plenty of time to get your this letter to the student less than four miles, but 'flight experience". I pilot, (and those . who who is to say that pilot only hope you get it easi- share his opinion) who Would not panic the first er than I did. criticized the Safety time he went into actual wlicies of the ERAU instrument conditions.That Best of Luck flight department, in last is something the school. week's Avion. has to consider since they David ~ornfield I do not know Mr. Kos- are responsible for that sal, nor do I know his pi- pilot while he is a stu- lot sua1ifications.Further dent. Furthermore, in a Happineas is ...Embmy-Rid- more' I do not wish to training situation, as we dle'a motor pooZ complete know them. What he wrote are in here, many of the with its own gas pump. in his letter was enough manouvers we do require Cnr ...-.me a sood deal of altitude I may not have as much 'and- the density of train- Happiness ie.. .a mutti-en- "flight experience" as in9 aircraft requires a gins mating from Burnside- many of the flight in- good deal of visibility ott. structors at Riddle but I for safe operation. Train- have more than some of the instructors and more than most of the ERAU students. I hold a commercial rotor- craft-helicopter rating. I was a helicopter flight instructor; I held a tact- ical instrument ticket in helicopters and I have 'over 2400 hours of helicopter time, most of it in combat; I hold a private pilot rating for airplane 'MESTSELECTION AVAILABLE single engine land and have about 75 hours in air planes. I believe that bells -flairs square-toe boots gives me a fair amount of what Mr. Kossal refers to wide belts (-37% vlde ties as "flight experience",but I still have a lot to GW learn, which is why I come ! corduray bush fackets to ERAU. SALE I believe Mr. Kossal and those who share his Bank ~kricard Master Charge opinion, should realize Pj- - -. Page 4 C. -0. GROUN1)-BREAKING CEREMONY SET MARINES LAND Ground-breaking cere-. in the over-all GRADUATION Major DC Corbett of the monies for the $1.5 milli- WEEKEND activities begin- Unite5 States Marine Corps on dollar Gill Rob0 Wilson . ning Saturday April 17 will be on campus to speak Memorial Aeronautical ending with Convocation at to students interested In Science Center will be Peabody Auditorium Monday Marine Corps Officer held on the new campus of evening April 19. Training Programs. He Embry-Riddle Aeronautical will be in the Student Universitv in Davtona Center on March 30 and 31. Beach, ~iorida,~undAy,~- and will speak to the brol pril 18,1971 at 2:OOp.m. thers of Alpha Eta Rho on Over $300,000 in matching 1 FLIGHT COUNCIL Wednesday, Karch 31st at funds was raised across 8:30 about Marine Corps the nation from friends of I Flisht Trainins. Mr. Wilson who wanted to The monthly meeting of 8 erect a Living Memorial in the flight council was ((((to)))))) his name. Mr. Wilson was I held last Thursday at the I founder of the Civil Air Holrday Inn West. Many Of Patrol. Editor of "Flvins- - 1 the'oorblems at the flisht. - 1 CLEARANCE Magazine," author, lectur- line'were discussed. er and a "pilot's pilot." Mr. Barnes pointed out 411 students withdraw- He would have found it many of the problems with ing for a trimester or fitting that a Living Mem- lack of aircraft early in more, or graduating, must orial in his honor be con- the Fall Tinnester were process a clearance form structed at Embry-Riddle the result of uncompleted through the GUIDANCE Aeronautical university, flight courses from the (Placement) Off ice. the ONLY accredited, prl- previous spring trimester. vate, non-profit, coedu- Mr. Barnes asks anyone who cational, totially avia- thinks they will not com- tion-oriented university plete their current course INSURANCE CLAIMS in the world today accord- to try to ,spend a little ' ing to his widow, Mrs. extra time before going Mary Wilson Mitchell and for the summer and com- his daughter, Peggy Deni- plete their current flight Students who hold son. ERAU grants B.S. course. school insurance for them- degrees in various avia- 1t was also mentioned selves, their wives or tion disciplines. The that there is a possibili- children are reminded it three building Wilson Com- ty of having all primary is imperative that the plex will house class- flight students start proper claim form be pro- rooms, oral rooms, a srmu- flight a few weeks before cured in the Dean of Stu- lator lab, library, and the academic trimester be- dents office as soon as flight operations. B/Gen- gins. This would put all practicable af ter the era1 William W. Spruance, new students at the solo claim has been generated Delaware Air National stage or beyond at the Failure to accomplish this Guard, was Committee Co- start of the fall trimest- simple act may delay inor- ordinator for the fund er. dinately any return from drive. One of the build- Thus, Mr. Barnes ard the insurance company. ings in the Wilson Complex the other flight heads are will be named for one of making a good effort to the principal donors to listen and solve our pro- the drive, Dr. Tine W. blems at the flight line. Happiness is . . .a decent Davis, Senior vice Presi- Perhaps something we all Zegitimats A8P project. dent of Winn Dixie Stores, need more of - communica- Inc. The ground-breaking tion. ceremonies are included . . . . .-......

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SIGMA CHI preciation at this time place those lost gints and to Zeppo's Italian Restaur once again it turned out Congratulations to Bro- ant for the support they real well. And once again thers Houghtaling and gave us in last week's SHAGRA'S was fantastic. Sherr. Karen Houghtaling Blood Drive. You helped We were happy to see gave birth to a 6 lb. 8 oz make it a great success many of our Delta Chi Bro- boy and Chris Sherr gave for US. thers from the Jdcksonvil- birth to a 8 lb. 3 02. Sunday's diamond acti- le State University Chap- girl on March 20th. It's vities found the 9ho war- ter, Alabama and Univer- good to have another lit- riors scalping the Vets sity of Florida Chapter,in tle Sig and Sigma around. 29-4. The game was cslled Gainesville. We .had a The car wash and work early on a technical mat- great party Saturday night party held on March 20th ter, too many runs in and the Delta Chi spirit was a big success; over Rho's favor. We needed was as high as ever. $200 was raised. We would that quickie Sunday morn- The Avion Staff were like to thank everone who ing to set things right the guests of our next had their car washed or after Saturday night's party on the softball hired anv of the Brothers party. field Sunday morning. We or pledges. This weekend should know we've been getting The Easter Seal Camp- prove to be a topper. Sig- our lumps in softball but aign is getting off to a ma will be leaving us af- we also knew that when our qood start. Siqma Chi is ter this veekend, and will whole team show 11p after a in contact with groups go 3ut in great style . Saturday night party we from Bethsne Cookman, Day- Three kegs have been or- ' usually do real well in tona Beach Junior College dered for the festivities softball. Our team showed and Stetson. A real sur- this weekend, and the "Fa- up because we were told by prise is planned for pre- bulous 59'ers." RHO'S a- some Avion members that sentation of the donation cid rock-soul-choir-glee our socks would be blown check. club-band has granted us a. off af ter three innings. Delta Pledge Class concert both Friday and well, we won 10-4. Nothing Saturday nifhts. The . else need be said except Some important dates group, consisting of bro- that afterwards we graci- concerning the pledge thers Ed Johnson on lead ously invited the Avion class were set this week: washboard, Jack Grandman people over to our house The initiation test or on electric jug, and Mike for a bit of beer and they pledge final will be held Winters on knee sooons graciously accepted. We .Aoril 10.. and indoctrina- will definitely give- thz had a fine:afternoon of tion into the Sigma Chi house the "Super Party ping-pong, boozing, and fraternity will take place .air. Let's just hope +he generally rapping. The the week of may 2nd neiahbors don't complain Avion staff turned out to throuah 8th. The third and-call~~~~~ the co~sas - thev be a great bunch of people and final lineup is sche- frequently do. and wow, they . can really duled for April 5. Bar- Well, have a nice week- put that booze away. Does ring any anforeseen diffi- end, ya'll. We will! anyone know if Cam made it culties at the lineup, the home o.k.? remaining nine pledges well, that concludes will take the big test, DELTA CHI another week from us guys and hopefully be initiated The Dracula in the form Take care, see ya next as brothers. of the nurses and Red week. P.S. Hank Toohey is The piedges are holding cross volunteers once a- still alive. P.P.S. Wenus ' their captain American gain visited our campus is really a cat! party for the brothers and did a'pretty fair days this Saturday. . Captain work. At the last count I ALPHA RHO OMEGA America,will be there!! heard the 200 mark for The new fraternity on pints donated was broken. campus is starting to come ~otas good as the previ- to life. Our meetings are ALPHA ETA RHO ous blood drive's accomp- being attended by more and lishments but still a damn more new people. Mr.Barrs the Deputy Chairman of a This week at the ~ho good showing. We were house proved to be a real happy to find out we won the Maint. Tech. Division rip. The Sigma Chapter of the trophy for advertising attended our last meeting. . AHP, located at the South- which was mainly the re- .I am sure Mr. Barrs (who ern Illinois University sult of the coffin and is also our faculty advis- converted upon the house Dracula's bride located or) will be a great asset for their spring quarter outside of the academic to Alpha Rho Omega. break and brought with complex. We would like Thursdav night,. ~ Mr. them broads, booze, and a to express our gratitude -----Rarra aave--~ us a verv in- continuous party. The to those people who donat- spiring little speech; in- partying started after the. ed blood in Delta Chi's which he cited the members S.G.A. bar-be-cue Saturday name. The winners of the as "the cream of the crop" night, and the last report 10 pints of booze will be He also assured us that is still going strong. in a separate article in when personell such as as- We at AHP would like to this weeks Avion. sistant instructors or express our sincerest ap- . The barbecue helped re- CONTINUED NEXT PAGE 0 Page 6 Alpha Rho Omega cont'd. BEER & the BEACH hourly workers is needed, Reccntly two Embry-Rid- he would look to Alpha Rho dle students were arreet- Omega first. ed for drinking beer on Another valuable ser- the beach by the Daytona vice Mr. Barrs will make police. This indiscretion available will be "techi- cost each of them $32.00. cal assistance'',.Of course . . I believe that everyone Alpha Rho Omega will reci- Wake up people! This is will agree thzt. this is..a procate by the the weekend of the Diving pretty high price to pay ASP section via fund rais- Eagles party at Blue for a can of beer. in9 projects and work de- springs. 1f you haven't The law governing tails. purchased your ticket to drinking on the beach was this phase will fun get on the ball and explainedto everyone at greatly help the ASP stu- look up one of the diving orientation. Time and and the Maint. Tech. club members for your tic- good companionship tend to Division thus helping Em 'ket. FO~$2.00, stag or weaken memories. Conse- which is Alpha Rho Omega's drag, all the hamburgers, quently you are reminded objective. beer, baked beans, and that drinking on the beach We think this fraterni- pickles you can hold will is illegal at all times in ty be a great thing- be at Blue Springs from Daytona Beach. For pur- Other People Probably 6:OOpm on. The spring will poses of the law posses- think this so we're be floodlit for those who sion is considered drink- Obtaining lega1 advice On wish to swim in the clear, ing. Therefore, there is Or Patent warm water and some of the no legal way to fake alco-. Our At the club members will be do- holic beverages on the same time we're investi- monstrating their diving beach within the Daytona gating the possibility of skills. yo11 had a good Beach City Limits. becoming a national frat- time last tri, come out ernity. and enjoy yourself again. DIABETES TEST In closing, I would The car wash will also like to invite anyone eli- be held this Saturday from The Volusia county Lay gible to come to our meet- 9:00am to 4:00pm at the Society of the Florida Di- ings Thursday nights at phillips 66 station on abetes Association has of- 7:30 at the Holiday Inn Volusia one block fered to provide on campus West. This week there east of N~~~.~~i~~ your a diabetes test for all will be free beer for all diving gear and be pre- interested students. This attending. Or, if You pared to get wet. is a urine test which usu- can't make it to the meet- ~h~ club banquet will ally costs $3.00-$5.00.The ing, drop by the bookstore be held at the ~~~f and cost to each participating any morning and chat with ~~tt.~ on saturday, ~~~ilstudent will be only $.50 Fred Stratton, our presi- 17, 1971. The treasurer is In addition a blood test dent or drop a line to us now accepting resenrations will be offered for $2.00 through our box at ERAU. and deposits, The menu This latter in addition to will be prime rib, baked providing a check for dis- potatoe, and vegetable. betes the lab M~~~ information next week detect high blood pressure VETERANS ASSOC. and in the newsletter. and other abnormalities. Consult your newsletter If you are interested for the dive schedule and in accepting this offer, Our mid-trimester wel- make plans to be there please leave you name at coming party was held last ready to dive. the Dean of Men's office Friday night at the Boars Come to the meetings on prior to April 2, 1871.The Headtime wasLounge. had Anby enjoyableall, and Monday nights at 8:OOpm in date and location Of the eight cases of free . fyzz. 108. Support your. edthe on test that will date. be determin- beer made a fast disap- nearing act! Although we all had a .great time at the welcom- ing party, the best is yet to come! This Saturday, March 27th. at 7:30 PM,the V.A. is holding a barbeque beach party at Ponce Inlet The guest of honor will be a 75 ob. pig, plus several kegs of beer. This blast *Great Food is open to all dues paid members and their wives 6 Serving Hours: dates. So - come on out this Saturday to the Inlet for a real swinging time! 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"!:nt jl!.on ?rcr;;.rnt Dan %:.:.r.-?. renortcd a correo+:icn 4.n the National Learl~rshi~ '.Ir:hclj :!>tat It %,ranfcraci-ly ';t!ou:-ht that the $58 fee rovere? \I!, to 10 indi.- .r;.~~-l::l.c*!nb f-rc rtpl IL i n.i;%.;.l.:?l--* roc~,nnl hjard. It has sincc' >een learncd thrc the $5q 20-:nrs on?.:. on? norson's lab, root?, an6 board. Thercfors, the Sc.n?t? will. not zc::tl ?:,,I? r.rproscnt;al:ivrs ss was plnnnedt it may sen? two.

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';a-:, Span.:lsr voi.ce? the oomp?.aint that at the barbecus laat Satucday, Lhe supply or chicken ran out boforc : 2:. llowevcr. there was much food l.yin,",sbnut on th? .~,,unnnd toany totally unfamiliar races at the barbecue. At least one fmtcrn- ity hi-ol~rht:about 40 ?lasin, an3 there were many indiv.idualo there vtho had no connection vrhatnoever wit5 9OAll. hlr. Spangler recommended switchinf: to smallcr por?ions of nhjrken pcr oervin,? and more thorouch checkin: cf ID cards. Ph?r!os 37xtlonk asked if thought h-3 hcen given to a lecture series for next trimester. Eike Lc.7i.n rcpl;~fithat last year's lectures were so poorly sttended that they wcre d5scontinu~d.

Rill Norman hsted !.thy e!aost 211 of thc barbeouc workers came from one fraternity. Pd Bri~gsrepli.ed he +,:!ax hlrcrl poople he felt could be rclird upon to clean up tho ensuin.~mss. Scaond Vice Presi3ent Jcrry P!ict;olo -cported that the ring salesman will be back thn seek of April. 12 with the replacement rin~s. Dorm. Sue Peck reviewed the Dorm I1 Cocncil's ascomplish?nents so far this tri- p merstert A Daytona Beach newopapnr io now available. guest hours have been ex- tended, therc is a bus running to and from the library weeknights, a pool table Znl recreation room are being procured, a car ramp is undor consideration, pend- inq renewal of the dorm lease, and a.ping pong table has been obtained and will be set up as soon as roon can be found for it. The Colmci.1 has str:gcsted that S%h movi-s be shcwn in the Dorm I1 courtyard this somaer, and has offered to provide a ker: of Beer for the premiere. Student Union. A total of 7 su~gestionshave been received concerning the pro- poscd Student Union, a "truly fantastic response." An en~ineeringstudent is drawing up a .floor plan incorporating suggestions and ideas received. The plan will be subnittad to the Senate for approval. The administration seems reluctant to approve a heer hall in the new Student Union unless it is combined with a soda fountain. Some individuals feel this will create prohl.ems of under- a:e students obtaining beer through adult students. A motion to circulate a petition amonz the st.~dentbody requesting or opposing a separate beer hall in the new Student Union was passed, 14 for, 5 against. 4 abstaininq. Student Aid Fund. Misunderstandine;~have arisen over whether to award the Student Aid Fund pant equally among the various divisions of the school. or to award solely on the basis of need, and also whether to deposit the grant in the recipients' school acoounts or to present the check directly to the recipients. CONTINUED NEXT PAGE Secretary's note* The Student Aid Fund grants were previously awarded equally among the divisions of the school. Therefore, if only one person in a certain division applied, he would receive the grant for that di- viaion. whether he needed it or not, while another department with many 1 i needy students would be limited to only one award. On November 11, $969,

Dan Sturm. who~~- was~~ then chairman o: the Student Aid Fund, brought this matter to the student council's attention, and a motion to dro6 the division limitation was passed. The awards were made the following spri'ng based solely on need. No awards were made during the sutnmer and fall, 1970, trimesters, and no business concerning the basis for awards has been passed since. A motion to award the Student Aid Fund grants on the basis of need without regard to school divisions and to present the checks directly to the recipients was passed 21 for, 4 opposed, 0 abstaining, New Business. The Easter Seal campaign is run on a competitive basis against four other colleges. All students are encoilraged to donate to Easter Seals and help ERAU retain the trophy. A motion to award the Recording Secretary a bonus of $50 at the end of the spring, 1971, trimester was passed 26 for, 0 against, 1 abstaining. Thank you very much. The meeting was adjourned at 1125. Many thanks to tho following who donated prizes for the Blood Drive: 18%. % HII3 l.aur er Kin 1436 Volusia WITH MEAL OVER $1.00- ~enuz - ?:ee Whopper ! SALAD and FIRST COFFEE or SOFT Cards Family Restaurant 2.0nc Hour Martinizin SIURFA~ w*~l(lll-mm~ NO ADDITIONAL COST.(sh id.) *' 141 So. Nova Road - (?; f4. men's suit or lady's dress cleaned. 3.Federal Bake Shoe, 116 I' N. Beach St. - =urn cake or t lemon crunch loaf. 4.School Barber Sh0p.E-RAW Student Center - one free haircut. 5.Morrison Cafeteria, 132 N. Beach St. - four free dinners. 6.Robertson Auto Supply, 412 N. Beach St. - Delco 12v battery charqer. 7 .Robert ~1 off ;commander 1130 I. RlDWWOOD AVE. OPEN 7A.M.- 7 DAYS -.- %g Aviation,Inc. one free PHCNE:253-*3CC3 - 255-0021 % hour flight time (dual, +wP solor or instrument) in Cessna 150. 8.Derpy Drive Inn,8th St. Derbyshire Plaza - one chicken dinner. 9.E-R.A.U. Bookstore,Stu- $FOR THE FINEST IN FASHION WEAR % dent Center - $10.00 uift VISIT OUR "IN" SHOP t certificate. %i- ... t 10.Sun Coast Inn Restaur- ant, 1303 S. ~tlantix HATHAWAY & ARROW DRESS SHIRTS - once club steak dinner. i * 11 .Don Humphrey's Men ShoP - one bottle of men's f FLAIR BOTTOM PANTS BODY SHIRTS f cologne. 12.Southside 66,99A Route 1,s. Nova Rd. - five gal- lons of gas. . SWIM TRUNKS f 13. John P. Drao/Speed 8 Queen Fabric Care Center, 703 Beville Road - $5.00 dry cleaning. 14.Pasquale's. Holly Hill Plaza - one meat ball hoa- gie and one large Pepsi. 15.Biff Burger of Daytona, - free deluxe hamburger with each card. 16.Zeppo's Pizza,8th St. Derbvshire Plaza - 5 lasagne dinners. SOFTBALL captains that. attended the meeting. And any team not by Mike Hoyle having a representative at that pre-season meeting Alpha Eta Rho met the has no right to challenge Vet's Assoc. on the dia- the validity of those mond today (Sunday, March rules that were establish- - FROM the DUGOUT 21.) The Rho team looked ed. by Scooter very strong as rney crush- This Weeks Games ed the Vet's by the score Coach ~eI*oss took the of 20-4. Rho ended the 9:00 Sigma Phi vs Ball- baseball team out for a 5th inning with a 15 run 10:OO No Game busters three hour practice Monday lead that put the game in 11:OO AHP os Indulgers ' in an effort that improved the bag for Rho. 12:00 Avion vs Bombers the teamls fielding imen- Sigma Phi Delta won sly. Unfottunatley, the their game by a forfeit Standings effort wasn't quite enough over the "D"-Bags. The as the team dropped a dou- "D"-Bags now have two for- Bombers 5-1 ble header against Central feits which eliminates Ballbusters 4-2 Florida junior College 4- them from the league. It AHP 4-2 3 and 8-2 at Ocala. really looks like the com- Avion 4-2 . The first gamewas petition was just too much Sima Phi 3-4 close and well played by for them. Any team with a oeiti chi 3-4 both teams arld a triple by game remaining, with the Vets 2-4 Gary Haupt brought in 2 "D"-Bags have an automatic Indulgers 1-5 runs that sparked a rally win and need not show up. "DMBags out of the league which almost upset the The third game was be- CFJC lead. Gary came in tween Delta Chi and the SEBRING himself on a passed ball Avion. Delta Chi whipped It wasn't the cars but the Avion by the score of and a. running error by the zrowd that was~ worth- 10-4. Even though the A- the Eagles lost them the SDendina 12 hours~ at-. a- run.-~~ tying run. vion still remains in a 3 down airport . In a +x way tie for second place, nutshell the race cnuld that doesn't say anything be summarized by for their sportsmanship.If noting three, or four all the teams were to be happenings. First, Gulf's put in a sportsmanship blue and orange 5 liter standing, the Avion would Porche tangled with Pen- be on the bottom. How a- ske's 5 liter Ferrari and bout it Avion, try a lit- the Rcdrigues/Donahue battle more sportsmanship and tle was over in a cloud of a little less mouth. A battle between the The last game was be- umpires and the Riddle tween the Bombers and the players lost the second Indulgers. The Indulgers game for us. Some real Yought a very hard battle bad calls at the plate but couldn't overcome the led Bill Werster to have natural talents of the words with the umpire and Bombers even with the In- Bill was thrown out of dulgers pitcher catching the game. Some further the outside corner 9 out words got Bill thrown out if 10 times they still of the dugout, and still couldn't outplay the Bomb- further words almost got ers. MUNK DIES?' Bill sent back to the There might be some Second, the other Riddle bus. At this point misunderstanding about the Porches and Ferraris fell Gary Anderson and Greg two ball games that were prey to those things that Speack wondered over to changed for the Bombers only an endurance race can dispute a play and the um- and their opponents. The produce, i.e. engine, sus- pire lost interest in Bill first game was cancelled pension, driver, eta.; and went to work on them. the eay beofre the Daytona failure. By this time the only per- 500. I agreed to change Third, the Martini Ros- son in the dugout Left the date. As to the sec- si 3 liter Porche defeated with a Riddle uniform was ond game. Last weeks the clock and it was as scorekeeper Jim Gorsin and sports article brought it simple as that. Dick Smo- the ump finished off his to my attention that both thers helped his Corvette grand sweep by threatening the Vet's and the Bombers to a G.T. win and everyone to throw Jim out of the must receive a forfeit for else hung up his helmet dugout, too. This unfort- that game. The rules at 11:OO p.m. I did leave unate incident marred Pat plainly state that any out one or two phenonema. Binek's fine pitching per- team not having 8 men 15 First, one serious crash formance. Pat struck out minutes after their sche- at the hairpin left an up- ten consecutive Central fuled time must forfeit. side down Ferrari on top Florida batters setting a Therefore.since both teams of its driver. The car new school. record. only had 6 men 20 minutes burst into flame lust as Many thanks to George after their scheduled time the driver was pulled free Brewer who drove the bus I must stand by my deejs- and burned to a cinder . to Ocala and doubled as ion. I had no right 60 The other event was the team photographer. Edward make a deviation in the incredible 2-3 finish of Waters College will hoet ru+es that were gone over the Alpha Romeo factory. the Eagaas in .lackbonville in the meeting. The rules These small 3 liter ma- ltonday afternoon, March wefe established bG the COKTINUED NEXT PAGk 29th. . Page 10 TENNIS SCORES - SATURDAY .---SEBRING CONTINUE; c'hines ;ere almost as fast RIDDLE VS. SAINT LEO as the larger cars and screamed through the night Singles: I to second and third vlace sounding as crisp as when K. Muller L. Siragusa 6-2.6-2 they started. I say in- R. Axgila W. Tully 6-0,9-11,7-5 credible because Alfa Rom- A. Rubio K. Roberts 6-3.6-0 eo has not really been in I. Lind J. Ruive 6-3, 6-1 the major sports car picture for some time and certainly not in the reli- Doubles : ability picture. It's in-' deed good to see the Muller Roberts bright red of Italy show- Argila Tully 6-2,6-4 ing its colors at the Al- fa factory again. Rubio Libby So what's left to say? Lind Kiley 6-2,6-4 The thing is that there were 70,000 people at that airport in the most ungod- ly array of campfires, pot INSURANCE SNAFU Faes, Lawrence parties, glassy eye-balls he following students Gerstenlauer, John beer cans, bras, rental have not 0ror;essed the Pro Goldstein, William J. trucks, tents, cameras, per claim' forms required Gonzalez, Rene bikinis, campers, outdoor in order to collect their Gonzalez, Arnaldo johns, motorcycles, bodies insurance. It is request- Guilliod, Joffre E. and mind-bending s'cuf f . ed that each person listed Haffner, Wayne D. It's too had if Chis is come in to the Dean of Heaton, George A. the last one. Students Office and re- Hooper, Wayne B. solve this problem so that Hunter, Jim ++4www&v the University may clear Jakeman, Bill its position with the In- Kappel, Thomas A. . PREGNANT? surance Company. Lincoln, Tom Acque, Dominic Lind. Ivan NEED HELP? Anderson, Allan ~ongren,Peter M. YOUR QUESTIONS ON Andrade, Daniel Lucas, Nancy Aseltine, Wayne Markowitz, Paul ABORTION Beacham, James W. MIrra, James CAN ONLY BE FULLY b Brewer, Allan Muller, Kert R. Brown, Normap K. Mulligan, Bernard ANSWERED BY Chapman, Horace W. Nakhwa, Mohmed PROFESSIONALS Christmas, Robert 8. Nixon, William J. Cook, Frank W. Ogburn, Orton J. CALL Cooper, Grant Peterson, Robert D. D'Alois, Douglas J. Phelan, Patrick J. f (305) 754-5471 fi Davis, Dennis Ramsey, Granville R. 24 HOURS 7 s . Davis, Frank W. Schumacker, Bruce Dillon, Joseph Shatila, Abed M. - TOTALLY C~NPII~EWT.IGLf: Donnelly, Thomas Sheehand, Michael E. Donnelly, RorY Sinclair, Robert C. WOMEN'S MEDICAL ASSOC. OF FLORIDA Dudley, Vernon Sollon, Richard E. 8 3 f: Emmons, Thebdore B. Teel, James R. Epling, Roby R. Weiser, Robert

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Flight Examiner on Staff for: ~rivat; INSTANT REHASH BAHAMAS' RULES

by Gary ~ndeison The following letter to cash personal checks in provides cautionary infor- the Bahamas, we suqgest I had heard rumors that mation for students who that you carry travel,ersl Dr. Sain runs the faculty may be planning a visit to checks when you visit the like Vince Lombardi used the Bahamas during tdis Islands. to run the Green Bay Pack- year's spring-Easter re- 7.SHOULD you need informa- ers. Of course, I didn't cess. We have been asked tion or assistance contact believe it of old "Doc" by the Ministry of Tourism the Ministry of Tourism, until last week when I vi- to print this. (telephone 23610) ,the Ba- sited a faculty meeting. hamas police (telephone) It was just after we had We are happy to receive '24444, 23333). or the A- a close call on a Stetson- you as a guest in our is- merican consul ~eieral ERAU teacher comparison. lands. To ensure a plea- (teleplione 21181,,after When "Doc" walked into sant holiday in the sun, hours 23040). the room, an English Comp may I suggest that you professor fell on his take note of this summary knees and began groveling of Bahamian regulations MECHANICS on the floor. and laws, which apply The follooing article "Please oh wise and throughout the Islands to on Mechanics was take; wonderful leader, have residents, citizens, and from a pamphlet, MAINTE- mercy on us, we know that guests-alike. NANCE CAREERS put out by we have failed you but American Airlines. The give us another.. ." 1.ANY POSSESSION of mari- article is being put in "Shut up you meatball. ' juana or other dangerous the AVION due to the wish- Begging ain't gonna do you drugs, even without their es of Alpha Rho Omega. any good, but while you use, is illegal and is are on your belly, give me punishable by up to one We are told that after fifty push ups." year in prison and or a the pilgrims had landed Now, you've got to ad- $l.Oa)fine. This law is at plymouth Rock, had mire a guy like "Doc" who strictly enforced. looked over the job to be puts so much store in 2.SLEEPING on the beaches done; and had evaluated winning. While he was at night is strictly pro- their resources in person- yelling at the English hibited. al skills, they proinpfly Instructor, the Computer 3.FIREARMS.even those re- returned word to the old

Programming Instructor gistered in the united countrv.~~ -.=. ''Please send us tried to sneak out the states or other countries, some mechanics; they are door. may not be brought into needed. " "Where do you think you the Bahamas. The legal are going,Battery Brain?" penalty for possession of The mechanics cam2 and "I'm going out for a firearms is up to two took their rightful place breath of fresh air,sir." years imprisonment and/or in the life and prestige "You'll get plenty of a$50.00 fine. of the community;They de- air at the University of 4.THERE is a $3.00 depar- voted their interest, ex- Alaska, clown, 'cause ture tax on all persons perience and skills to the that's where your next leaving the Islands. tasks at hand. Their con- teaching assignments is 5.SPEARFISHING with guns tribution was a major one, going to be. Now give me is illegal. So is spear- and the small settlement ten:" .fishing with SCUBA gear. which was the beginning of About that time, he Only Hawaiian slings or the great nation we now spied Mr. Campbell sitting pole spears may be used, know as the United States in the back of the class. and only with mask and was on its way to ultimate "Hey Skinhead! Wake snorkel. success. up:" 6.BECAUSE it is difficult CONTINU-ED PAGE 13 "Huh:" "Yeah. vour evaluation films show that your class discussions are get- HANG "TEN" IN THE WIND - ting too relevant to the issues of the day. If you can't be boring ,get WITH A WINDSURFER off the podium." Finally he spied the . . head of the Mgt. Science HOURS : AVAILABLE AT: Department, who was trying. WEEKDAYS 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. THE POSTGRADUATE SHOP to hide in a corner. WEEKENDS 9 a.m. to 5 p.m:lll E. PINE "Hey 'Hot Wheels', you . DOwN'mWN ORLANDO ought to be in good shape . PHONE 305-394-2435 from chasing down all those evaluations.that you 2.BLOCKS FROM DOWNTOWN PUBLIC LIBRARY lost. Why don't you lead ' this little group in ten laps around the parking 5 NEW MODELS IN STOCK' lot?". Like I said before, you have to admire a guy who likes to win as much as A SURFBOARD WITH A SAIL "DOC. " -- - a Page 12 6. 23. ~oimust not take off few pilot-to-mechanic wit- Safety Tips or land closer 'han 50 ft. icisms that may add spice to the hanger. to your hangar flying a- by Curtis J. Poree Jr. 24. Never take a machine bilities. into the air until you are Airlines' Captains must The fol2owing list of familiar with its controls write up mechanical dis- flight safety rules ori- and instrumel~ts. creprancies; mechanics ginally appeared in the U. 25. If an emeryency occurs must correct them -- and S. Air Service Newsletter. while flying, land as soon therein lies a tale of as possible. underrated humor. 1. Dc~n't take the machine United Air Lines has into the air unless you This particular news- been collecting a few gems are satisfied it will fly. letter was dated Jan. 2, of pilot-mechanic ex- 2. Never leave the ground 1920. Although the rules changes. One captain,with with the motor leaking. have changed somewhat admirable caution but 3.Doh1t turn sharply when a conscious and po- questionable clarity, taxiing. Instead of turn- sitive attitude toward av- noted in his logbook, ing short, have someone iation safety has not "Something's loose in lift the tail around. changed within the avia- tail." 4 .In taking off , look at tion establishment. Safe- The next day,amechanic the ground and the air. ty slogans serve only as had entered in the log- 5.Never get out of machine reminders of rules we are book the following reas- with the motor running un-' already aware of. These surance, "Something is ti1 the pilot relieving .rules are instilled in the loose in tail tightened." you can reach the engine novice .aviator from the One pilots' write-up : controls. time he starts his avia- .Number 2 engine missing." 6. Pilots should carry tion career. They become Corrective write-up: hankies in a handy posi- habits as the novice de- "Replaced number 2 engine" tion to wipe t,rff goggles. velops into a professional "Prop pitch control 7. Riding on the Steps, aviator. stuck 50 miles out,"Com - wings or tail of a machine With the introduction plained another captain is prohibited. of more so~histicatedavi- "Adiusted to 3 inches," 8.In case the engine fails ation equipment and ma- was th;~~~~ corrective~ action on take off, land straight chinery, the need for Up- noted. ahead regardless of obsta- dating and adopting new But pilots get in their cles. rules and dispensing with kicks, too. One informed 9. NO machine must taxi old ones becomes more cri- maintenance that the left faster than a man can walk tical. As the individual wing seemed heavy. The 10. Do not trust altitude aviator develops in know- The next day, teh cap- instruments. ledge and experience, he tain complained that the 1l.Learn to gauge altitude adopts new habits and right wing seemed heavy. especially on landing. establishes rules of his The correction: "Centered 12. If you see another ma- own, some of which he may. tab." chine near you, get out Of, pass on to others. The tinird pilot write- its way. Obviously, not all of up saif oimp1y:"Both wings 13. NO two cadets should the aviation safety rfileS heavy. ever ride together in the of 1920 could apply to same machine. today's aviator, but sure- *the trite statement "I 14. Never run the motor ly some can. The cogni- give you" often said by Mr so that blast will blow on zant aviator never breaks Robert Brown, noted here other machines. a rule no matter how ar- to avoid the accusation 15. Before you begin a chaic it may be, but ra- of plaqiarism by Mr. J.M. landing glide, see that no ther he would attempt to Cunningham. . machines are under you. have the rule changed and 16.i.Hedge-hopping will not brought up to date so that Delta Chi - Ten Pint Win- be tolerated. it would benefit all. ners ! : 17. No spins on back or The Wright Brothers tail slides will be in- had a conscious and posi- The following people dulged in as they unneces- tive attitude toward safe- were ten of many who con- sarily strain the machine. ty from the time they be- tributed their blood in 18. 1f flying against the gan developing their first Delta Chi's name. These wind, and you wish to turn heavier-than-air machine. people are the winners of and fly with the wind, do I'd dare say that aviation the drawing held Sunday, not make a sharp turn throughout its development March 21. We would like near the ground. You has enjoyed the sudcess it to thank everyone who con- might crash. has because many people tributed blood for us. 19. Motors have been known in the aviation business Winners, contact ERAU Box ,to stop during a long had a conscious and posi- 22. 'glide. If the pilot tive attitude toward safe- Winners wishes to use the motor ty, although admittedly, .for landing, he should o- there were some shaky be- 1 pen the throttle. ginnings in its embryonic Wavne Reid 20. Don't attempt to force years. .Tames r.- ~ Watkins machines onto the ground All this is a lot of Peter Daly with more than flying serious rhetoric you say? Jennifer Ann Rinkle speed. The result is Well, serious rhetoric a- Carey D. Baxley Jr. bouncing and ricocheting. bout aviation safety is E.W.-IV~S 21. Pilots. will not wear good for an aviator's Berend Baas spurs while flying. health and spirit and so Mr. Cunningham 22. DO not use Aeronauti- is a little jocularity. nery 3. Avils cal gasoline in cars and Therefore I give you* a Mr. Roberts motorcycles. EW "- "- aided in winning this country. He also aided in preserving it. mice during our life time; first in World War I and again in World War 11, the security of our nation was preserved. By the courage and valour if its citizens, of course. But also, in a very major way, by the productive capaci- tjj of the nation. The productive capacity -stems directly from the cumulative genius of the american mechanic, enqin- eer, and scientist. With- out their creative ability the American industrial machine would never have been developed. Without the continuing availablli- ty of their day-to-day ability as mechanics, the American productive machine could not be main- tained. In air transportation the contribution of the mechanic has been uniquely constructive. When the panorama of pioneer aviation is painted, the prom- inent spot of the fore- ground will be shared by tile builder of the airplane, the pilot, and the mechanic whose skillful attention has permitted the airplane to be flown with safety. C.R. Smith Chairman of the Board DORM I - CHICKENS OUT OF NEW YORK American Airlines I

b,--- ! ! !HOTICE! ! ! FROM: SANDS TO: STUDENTS DUE TO THE ACQUISITION OF A FREEZER, SANDS VEND- ING PROUDLY ANNOUNCES THE FOLLOWING ADDITIONS TO THE MENU AT THE GRILL LOCATED IN THE STUDENT CENTER:

FRIED CHICKEN DINNER-WITH . - FRENCH FRIES AND BUN -. NUMEER 2 PORCHE FINISHES 4r~, DELICATESSEN TYPE SAND- WICHES WITH ASSORTED MEATS AND TOMATOES AND LETTUCE ON A TUBBY BUN.

Horror is... watching: - -Stan Widak -S.G.A. in : -Dr. Sain FERRARl VS. FERRARl -a Riddle pilot Page 14

Flatterappp, Art Steinke, Sidney C. Spivy, Joe LIST OF BLOOD DONORS Matlock, Charles M. Rising, James V. McGinoss, John R. .!.tiler, George R. Bradley, J. Chase Harvey, David R. Bellevills, Richard Roper, Kent A. Burchfield, James M. Wright, David 8. Strine, Miss Connie Xansfield, Herbert V. Arnone, Mike Fabozzi, Ralph J. Hunt, Jack R. Duden, Robert Colyer, Wayne H. Luk, KWOK Wai, Francis, Richard Doering, James C. Waters, Gregory J. Sheehan, Michael E. Price, Kirk S. Ives, Ervin W. Stubbers , David L. Anderson, Gary w. Brunks, Paul D. Adams, Lynn C. Turek, Charles B. Sauls, Heyward Jr. Walter, Brian R. colon, Rafael A. Sherrod, William D. Wedlake, Wayne J. Scanlan, John M. Siver, Robert Willits, John Bell, Michael D. Crenshaw, Arthur N. Ward, Millage W. Sanford, Stuart P. Martin, William C. Drew. DAvid Vincent, John C . Ritchie, Donald J. ad is on, Charles E. FUSCO, Edward Knebel. Miss Eva Kubanet, Michael W. Sinclair, Robert Deda.- ~~. ~ean Overvaag, Duane B. Hofstater, Robent G. Young, Gary Sadr, Seyed Homes, Peter Tuckhorn, Douglas D. Santo. Frank Calfee, William Meyerhoff, George H. ~osenthal,Robert Rinkle, Mr.s Jennifer Menken. Kenneth E. Benn, Thomas

Nelson, Jan A. Kellv. Brian~ D.~~ McQuaid, Cheryle Dailey, James A. schwb=rer, Karl H. Spielman, ~obert Quinn, James T. Grinberg, Raf f i Fryer, James A. Watkins, James F. Williams, Pay1 H. Corey, William J. Birch, John A. Hagstrom, ~~nnB. White, Richsrd Dupras, Terry Pires, Ann Marie Braun, Arthur W. Lemine, Ronald D. Curran, Helen Sullentrup, Steven Tyre, Roy w. Jackson, Wm.N. Rowland, Jess R. Ross, Ronald Kackel, Edward P. Gamaramo, Joseph Fulton, Dewayne Ellis, Stephen G. Eastman, Richard W. Shaffer, Richara A. Stevens, Dana Spann, Jeffrey R. Dudley, Vernon P. Moyers, Larry D. Elliott, J.T. George, Kent G. Niemann, Randal Hansen, Henry H. Rinkae, Edward J. Betz, Norman H. Behrle, Peter D. Stockton, Patrick D. Bicksler, Robert M. Brown, William R.J. Phillips, Douglas D. George, Rodney W. Foerster, Philip Smith, Miss Victoria Cuevas, Peter K. Brewer, George Thompson., James Barry, Paul M. Balestrieri, Peter A. Buchanan, James A. Platzer, Daniel ARgila, Robert Pulcini, Jeff Trowbridcle. Don L. Leach, Steven A. Lopez, Sanuel Bernam, Robert A. Rosenheimer, Siselotte Wachter, William Basco, Richard Shooman, Harvey L. Raitt, James W. Mac Donald, Milton R. Lonngren, Peter M. Eisenbach, Gerald L. Jordan, Darrell R. Norman, William T. Harvey, Michael T. Ledasky, Richard Cunningham, Dennis Simpson, Richard Persaud, Latchman P. Wilkinson, Tom Sicilia, Terrance Hein, Goerge Sandh. Robert F. wolff, Richard Waltman, Vern Davis, Richard P. PIetranico, Raymond Rehrmann, William E. Enz, Paul S~icer. Richard K. Page, David A. Hanson, Raymond G. ~erlett,Peter J. Scripps, Charles McGowan, Donald W. Nixon, William Rudio, Arthur G. Miner. Terence O. Des j ardins , Roland P. Egyenschwiler, John H. ~opkiis,Sanuel F. seltzer, Jackson S. Harman, John Estervez, Luis M. De Voy, Ronald R. Seely, Herbert Avila, Harry S. Scott, Craig L. Van LUven Muffaletto. Peter Settlemoir, Richard D. Medina, Jose Mancini, ,Times Weiser, Robert J. Baker, Joseph C. Griffin, Wm S. Hanson, Michael E. Surette, Dennis Bergk Roanld Casey, Robert S. Reeves, Steven Higginbotham, Steve D. Kreitner, Gary M. Brock , Arthur J. Willems, Rioardo Robson, Albert E. Cunningham, James M. Goldstein, William Roberts, Leonard Nanfelt, Tom Fooks, James I.. Aseltine, Wayne C. Bourne, Edgar D. Nagy, Robert S. Andrade, Daniel J. Boller, George Miendersma, Dennis Bishop, Richard McGinness, William J. Nichols, Lee B. Nigogosian, Hayg K. Richard. Kenneth Spangler, Gary Yamamoto, Robert . shanholtz.. Michael Tucker, Hohn Wesley Carvalho, Steven D. Dcdge, Jim Stough, Charles Boersoma, Thomas A. Hackney, Danny E. Thompson, Frank Rozett, Bruce R. Fogg, Robert R. Johnen, Richard Pi Bird, Henry B. cooper, Henry K. Helwig, Ron C. . Pase 15

" TUE UNIVERSITY HAS NELDEO AN A.EROPL&NE WUlCW ACCURATELY REFLECTS OUR POLIT164L AND mUCSrTIONAL PHILOSOPHY - WIS II IT !"

. . The AJION is a weekly The opinions expressed in publication for Embry-Rid- this paper are not neces- dte st53ents financed by sariQ those of the Univer the stu:3nts1 activity fee sity or alZ members of the throuth the Student Gov- Student Body, nor do Zet- ernment Issociation. ters appearing in tke+.A- VION necessarily reftect Articles may be submit- the opinion of this ?:ews- ted to :he AVION .for pub- paper. Zicatiot by the Admini- stratio., the faculty and Advisor Roger Campbell student!body. The AVION Editor Dave McCaZZ deadtin? is every Monday Co-Editor John CoZZina Please nark aZZ items Business Mgr.Dixie Francis AVION cnd deposit in the Lay Out Mike Saunders basket in the trailer, the Ed Monoaki Suggee ion Boxes, or ERAU Pkotograph~: Bor 15:8. Ed Monoski ~Z~RSAND CONTRIBUTORS John Cotline Rcl~hWickZund, Mike Levin Sports Dave McCalZ cam' h Quaid, Terry Miner, Typiata , Ann Marie Pires Mike lise, Gary Anderson, Nancy Coatee Mike ?inters, Steve Atha, Circulation Tony CoZgah Bob !*den. Stan . &dak . George Francis curt,; ~.;?oree Jr., and IS. PauZ Vargr