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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Kimbel Library and Bryan Information Commons at CCU Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The hC anticleer Student Newspaper by an authorized administrator of CCU Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Vol. 5 No. 3 I The annual Miss Coastal and Glen Johnson also contri­ in three categories: evening Carolina Contest, held on buted their worthy talents. gown, sportswear, and talent. December 2, went into the files The distinguished judges [n the evening gown competi­ this year a roaring success. were Mrs. Theron Whitsett of tion, each girl was escorted The student council was very Myrtle Beach, Miss Robin by one of the boys running for pleased wi th the capacity Williamson of Charlotte and Mr. Coastal. In he sportswear crowd on hand to see Miss Myrtle Beach, and Mr. Tom competition, the girls appeared Land crowned Miss Coastal. Bourne of Conway. in clothes they wear on campus Ann Blizzard was first runner­ Seventeen girls were judged and at school activities. The up, and Vikky Svedburg was talent consisted of dancing, second runner-up. The other piano, monologues, pantomimes, finalists were Dianne Siddall skits, sewing, and modeling. and Tanya Saleeby. The judges chose the top Coke Floyd was announced fi ve finalists af te r all seven· as Mr. Coastal. He was chosen teen girls had appeared in the by a student body vote. The three categories of competition. other Mr. Coastal finalists At this time, the top five fi­ 'er Reube ma , ack nalists in the Mr. Coastal McKinnon, Clardy Schwarz, and cont t weT ~ n nred Rodney Tapp. Each of the top five girls The pageant was under the was asked one ques ion based direction of Mrs. Helen osteen on her major, activities, and of Myrtle Beach, and Dannye hobbies. Rodgers. Glenn Arnette de­ While the judges made their lighted the audience as emcee. final tallies, Miss Coastal Nat Adams provided the back­ Carolina 1966, Miss Jeri ground music on the Wurlitzer Reaves, made her final appear­ organ, and Grisby Arnette was ance as the reigning queen. featured at the drums. Mr. Coastal Carolina was Entertainment was provided announced immediately pre­ during the b~eaks by Glenn ceding the crowning of Miss Arnette, The Washington Four, Coastal Carolina. Jeri eev s crowns E lie COKE FLOYD Kit Epps, Nat Adams, and Mr. Coastal Carolina The follOWing are the names Grisby Arnette. Reuben Hyman Continued On P age 4

nn STUOENl' NURSES in annual Christmas l' .. olde. (Photo by Fleming) er-up. Page 2. CHANTICLEER. December 21, 1966 CHANTICLEER FROM THE TOP MYRON CREEL HELEN HAROWICK History In The Making Business Manager Editor-in-Chi f The 1966 Election is now askfid whether they favored a ASSOCIA TE EDITORS history, and, boy, did it make particular anti-poverty program history! It will show future for which the Bake:rsfie ld Sarah Fleming 10hn Singley history students that the citizens would have to pay American voting public did not only 10%? They turned it down really want all that mess it by bette than two to one. Take Fro T e Biddy's Ouill asked for in 1964. It shows a look at that, Mr. Liberal. ~ already that Mr. Goldwa er was Take a look at something It is with eager anticipation that we all look forward to right after all. else: That dreaded Bobby the Christmas season. Let us not forget, though, that until This columnist had not really Kennedy helped Democratic the last class on December 21, classes remain in session expected such a strong shOWing candidates in seven big states and every one of them lost! and that it only takes one short slack day to ruin an E. M. SINGt...ETON on the part of the Republican Party. The hope was there, but Good going, Bobby, keep up average. What we're trying to say is, the holidays don't May I take this opportunity realistically the expectation the good work. It is encouraging start ulltil the 21st, 0 don't take them before then. If you to wish each student and was simply for good gains. The to note that he is at least good do, you'11 be hurting yourself. facuIty member a very pleasant outcome was significant gains for something. Through an oversight, Dannye Rodgers was not acknow­ and joyful Christmas vacation. across the board. In view of On the South Carolina elec­ I hope each of you will the blasts I have given the tion scene the Republicans ledged at the Miss Coastal Pageant for her part in its enjoy a very restful holiday, voters before for that 1964 made a grand showing. Strom success. Dannye was the student coordinator and the but please keep in mind that performance, let me say that Thurmond scored again which success of the pageant is certainly due, in part, to her examinations for the fall they are approaching vindica­ is no surprise in anyone's untiring efforts arid dedication to duty. semester will begin just two tion. They are hereby com­ book. Anyone that would We would like to take this opportunity to welcome to our short weeks after returning missioned to finish the job in oppose Strom Thurmond in from the holidays. 1968. Then we can show the South Carolina these days, is campus, Mr. Willie Dozier. He is an old friend from Conway My congratulations to the future history students that the a candidate for the local funny High Schqol, and we are sure he will be an asset to the Student Council for the best Great Society mess was really farm. Marshall' Parker just maintenance staff here at Coastal. beauty pageant ever. I felt just a bad dream and that the almost upset Hollings. In a In cl osing, we would like to wish you one and all the that the program was the best voters finally awakened and state that is traditionally that I have ever had the merriest of Christmases and the most prosperous of New exiled its perpetrator to the democratic in state elections opportumty to see. May I offer Pedernales River re~ion where (excepting Strom Thurmond) Years. a special thanks to Helen he can pass into oblivion, never the vote for Parker represents Hardwick, J~ne Stowe, Dannye again to have the chance to a massive slap at the Democra~ UNICORNS AND MINOTAURS Rodgers, Mr. Biddle" and Mrs. ruin this coun try. tic Party in general. Hollings' Have you eyer seen a unicorv? How about a minotaur or Osteen. Mrs. Osteen certainly A quick glance at the election majority was quite thin and gave the pageant a professional shows Republican gains every­ a griffin? We'll bet you haven't even seen C! four-winged that is exactly the kind of line touch. I certainly want to whe reo They gained twenty­ he had better walk in Washing­ flying toad. Well, for those of you who haven't seen them, thank all of the beautiful three governors' chairs and are ton. His term is only two years there will be a specimen of each on display in the equally; contestants and offer special even leading in that fiasco in and if he isn't careful he will non-exi tent facu! ty lounge next week. congratulations to Ellen Land} Georgia. There is no telling again in 1968 be stumping the our Miss Coastal Carolina of how that will come out. In the state straining his emphasis TIME OF RENEWAL OF SPIRIT 1967. Congratulations also to Senate the Repu blicans gained on disclaiming Kennedy-type We are now approaching the season commemorating the Coke Floyd, who was selected only three seats but that is one liberal ties. If he isn't very birth of Christ. And we, as students, know this fact well "Mr. Coastal Carolina" by a more than they lost in 1964. careful, the Republicans could as we eagerly await our Christmas holidays. For many of vote of the student body. The House of Rep.resentatives always run Albert Watson The Southern Association of comes closer to be ing a direct us, Chri tmas only means material things such as parties, against him and really do him Secondary Schools and Colleges indication of national voter in. good old St. Nick., a breather from school work, gifts, the will make an evaluative study sentiment and here the Repub­ The total vote, state and Beach Club, and many other goodies too numerous to men- of our school this spring. Our licans gained over forty-five national combined, shows a tion. faculty will begin to get seats after having lost thirty­ significant expression of anti­ together a self-study report six in 1%4. Important Republi­ Democratic and anti-liberal Stop fOl a moment and think. Does our heritage dictate during the m nth of January. can gain w re made also in that t s a on be one of commercialism and voter sentiment. In 1968 many e Faculty committees will be state legislatures around the of us will be able to vote. Let self indulgence? Of course not. This glorious time of the asking students various ques­ country. us exercise that right (to be year was meant to be a time of joy and thanksgiving. The tions and while asking student Do not get the idea that I am sure), being ever watchful in world will celebrate December the twenty-fifth, and it opinions on academic and trying to sell the Republican the meantime that the present party. It is just that the Re­ should be celebrated with a new spirit and renewed con­ ~tudent affairs, please talk day liberals do not change .,;ely to these faculty mp,..,bers publicans represent a vehicle their colors just enough to get fidence. by which the voters can. turn Continued On page 3 re~lected so they can start We, as young adults, should take time to reconsider our down the maniac liberalism and the Great Society mess all over aims and ambitions to see if they are in line with the idiotic Viet Nam war policy, again. intended spirit of the season. rhere are plenty of people ST A F F DIS A G R E E S et cetera. It will now be a bit' difficult for L.B.1. to have his throughout the world who aren't as fortunate as many of way; and that is more than just us, and we should keep this thought in our minds in all of WITH C. A. T H A R SIS l'oetic. This article, considered con­ our actions during this season. Did anyone else happen to troversial by the editors was Remember also the valiant fighting men of the United EDITORS: It is difficult to notice that in Bakersfield, held over until this issue so , . that an answer might be printed. States who are struggling in the steamy jungles of South disagree with C. A. Tharsis. California, the voters were Vietnam to preserve our freedom to celebrate _Christmas in Many of his assertions have a basic good sense. However, our own free way. We can still have our parties and warm we must question some of his fellowship but we should never forget the real meaning of assumptions and his manner of Christma s. expressing them. Letter To The Editor 1. In our opinion, anyone DEAR EDITOR: who thinks that President cords at all! All the names Your controversial columnist, seem to be in capitol letters. Johnson is' going to retire to buzz martin, plucked at my CHANTICLEER his ranch in is due for a I did find one, "sehca traeH", 1968 very harp-strings in bewailing surprise. It is traditional for by Ted Weems, that is re­ the lack of enough pure "juke" the party in power to sustain corded backwards! Cute! CHANTICLEER, student newspaper of U.S.C. Coastal Carolina (or was it pure junk? I forget!) losses in the biennial elec­ Regional Campus, was established in 1962 and is the student on the 1 unchroom juke box. Yours, in antiCipation of new tions. The political polls show news T)ubhcation. I, too, have had my ears sound, already that the pre~ident is assaulted (sic) but, heretofore, INTERESTED BYSTANDER Edi tor-i n-ch ief------Myron Creel regaining his popularity. had thought it to be by a bunch Associate Editors------Sarah Fleming, 10hn Singley 2. Senator Kennedy did make of fanatics on pierced ear s. P.S. If you want my records, Business Manag r------Helen Hardwick serious errors in the recent signal by two short bIas ts. News Editor------Dannye Rogers campaign. But, being a I don't have anything to con­ Sports Edltor------Coke Floyd Kennedy, he has native polit­ tribute by the Four Tops, or Photographers------Tommy Nance, Danie I Sparks ical acumen (and built-in others you listed as melodious; but I did send three tops to Circulation Manager------Jack McKinnon money). Last week in a meeting Kellogg's and received this Contributmg Artlsts--Doll R'ley, Tony Blake, Tommy Tilton with Negro leaders, he turned marvy Captain Kangaroo. It's Features----Paul Lawton, Terry Bradley, Buz Martin, BrutClh aside possible criticism of the REPLY TO LETTER LP, and you may have it! Smith, Kenny Stevens, Linda Norman president. We shall see an TYPlsts--EugcOla Skipper, LInda Singleton, Cynthia Sessions And __ "Happy Days Are Here TO THE EDITOR alliance bet ween the two men­ Again". Forget Striesand. I've, a reconciliation, if you like­ got: the original recording by for their mutual advantage. We passed your letter along the DA YTON OHIO HIGH Business Dep3 rtment Surely no one is ingenuous to our intrepid columnist, who SCHOOL MARCHING BAND at took time out from trying to Helen Hardwick, Dannye Rogers, Sarah Lee, Lynn Lewis, Hap enou~h to imagine that these the 1932 Democratic National Hazzard, Linda Norman, Mary Grace Hendrick, Elizabeth Goff two navi!?,ators won't trim their count the tiles in the hall to Other Contributors Convention! reply, "they spelled my name .1 ohn Ko co .1 ohn Rhodes Glen J ohnsoll I' llilltlu d On page 4 You may not want my re- wrong. it only has one Z" • c 21.1966. P 3 off The all (a column of fact and opinion­ politics (or parlor trie s, i mostly opinion) forge . which) this time, but by buz martin yuletime sort 0 snuc up on "deck us all with boston me, and I had ·0 change m charley, walla walla wash_and plans. seeing as how it's just abou I kalamazoo, nora's freezin' on the trolley, swolladollar time for the fat boy) no, virginia, cauliflower, allegaroo," -pogo. not billy stewart) to make the there you have it, gang--my scene to do his chimney num­ christmas carol for this year. ber, i thought i might Ie you i sincerely hope it will help see my very own, hones injun, you get into the christmas genuine personal Ie ter to spirit (all it usually takes santa claus, which i forgot to is a corkscrew, churchkey, mail: or a good strong twist). i 'dear santa, automa ic 11 was planning to talk about i have been very good this music stop, on when It Tareyton 5 o ers e are By Sarah F fern ing keep it up and the 'U get 'our It you Tareyton smokers business), ash trays are Ch.ant's Per eote don't live up to the Tareyton available in all clas rooms and slogan, C fUS Tareyton smokers large canister-type disposals by Glen Johnson would rather fight than switch,' I are strategicall placed in the In this issue Chanticleer adds scaled Fujiyama, and sang you'd better change your method corridors. a slick chick to his growing with a Japanese folk music of disposing of your cigarette ~ovey in the form of Miss group. Thus far this year he build- of Dianne Siddall. Her main interest (swimming, butts. According to _ r. ] ohn in gs have been taken care of Dianne, 19 and a freshman scuba diving, hunting, fishing Anderson, Coastal's loyal prett el~but he are e cep- at Coastal, comes to South and equestrian pursuits) custodian, not only Tareyton tions. V. hen a cigarett is Carolina after quite a bit of reveal her sports oriented smokers are at fault, but groWld in 0 the floor no only globe trotting. She has 1i ved nature--and may also reveal Winston and Salem smokers dres it make a mess, but i mar in Washington, California, how she keeps in such great are also classed as culprits!! the floor and ruins the fiOlSh. Mississippi, Alabama, Texas, shape. The infraction that cigarette You can walk dgwn the halls Illinois, and Japan. Miss Siddall is a fine exam­ smokers are committing is It was in Japan that Dianne and see the spo s 20 feet a a ple of the fact that all of grinding their cigarettes into because the hea and th force received her high school edu­ Coastal's curves aren't re­ cation, gained her working the floor. This could be over­ of the heel remo es the wax. stricted to examinations. knowledge of Nipponese, looked if there were no ash I i a difficult job to ta'e trays or other disposals handy; ~are of he buildings and FROM THE TOP but, courtesy of Goldfinch grounds when ultima e car is Conhnued From Page 2 Funeral Home, (Hint: Smokers, MEET ME AT THE taken J but when p ople ne lee and let them know just how BE T \VI liES their respon:5ibilities then the HICKORY HOUSE you feel abou our program job is nerve wracking. All right, Smokers. Ei her AFTER THE GAME here. At this wri ing, plans are A fi~ht or switch to a htrays! being made for a fabulous student body Christmas dance. I certainly hope that his will DeGeorge's b a mo t en: 'able f a· 0 o 9 Co you. The dance this year will be held in the cafeteria of our DUNES SHOPPING CENTER Student Union Building. The Myrtle Beac.h. S. C. 30 aln Street Conway MYRTLE BEACH administration would ike to get your reaction to dances on campus. So I would personally appreciate comments from any FOGEL 5 Bob's j\lotel of you on this. ORT S DE: I do not feel that I can Villager, Gantt conclude this column without London Fog P AR AC making the usual obvervation Myrtle Beach, S.C. & Restauranti about your academic progress. It is still not too late to bring a failing grade up to the Phone 347-3151 passing mark nOf.is it too late P.O. Box 834 to change a "B" to an ('A". Conway, South Carolina We ask you to work harder these last few weeks of the semester than ever before. G.J. CREE Dislri bular

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TEL EPHO~ E 74B-4268 CONWAY S.C. MIIIN ~THI 11 Page 4. CHANTICLEER. December 21.1966 MISS CQASTAL CAROLINA running for office? The results • • STAFF DISAGREES WITH ContInued From paye t of the 1966 voting ind icate that eet r. s Irlt of the participants, their C. A. THARSIS there could be some doubt in rip and roaring to go. Everyone escorts, and sponsors; Contwued F"rom p aqe 2 the ritatter. by Linda Norman Ann Blizzard-Pete Reynolds­ Mr. Bradley Morrah did As Karen was walking has something to contribute to sails and change their tack. his class. and if I were there it Circle K unusually well in the election through the halls of Coastal Teena Skeen-Billy Ard-Fresh- . 3. Many people who would results. A candidate who Carolina, she heard a faint could become more interesting. welcome the two-party system enters a losing campaign out And besides I can go 'Other man Class whoosh and felt a breeze on Lucyanne Sumner-Clardy Sch­ feel that the Republican party of party loyalty and civic zeal her face. Suddenly, before her places with anyone who will in South Carolina will never take me. That's another one of wartz-Freshman Class should be commended, not stood a little old man who Sus ie Simonson-Coke Floyd succeed until it ceases to try insulted. The Republicans looked rather tired. my good traits. I'm adaptable: to out-do the forces of reaction, I can go to assemblies, to Student Council should know. They have a hard "Who are you?" she inquired Jeanette Bassett-Ken Slotnick- and unless it e rases its r1 cist basketball games, and prac­ enough time to get people to "Why, I thought everybody Nurses Club . reputation. The Negro vote tically all school functions. run on their ticket. knew me! I'm the Spirit of Ellen Land-Ernie Vaught­ (and the labor vote) seemS to But I'm not very independent. The trouble with these re­ Coastal Carolina," he said, Basketball Team belong to the Democrat party I have to have someone to give actionaries is thev are still astonished. Tanya Saleeby-Reuben Hyman­ by vested right, and what is running after obsolete gods. "T.he Spirit of Coastal Caro­ me a helping hand (that's one being done to capture it? You of my poorer_ traits-- I'm shy). cheerleaders They admired the late Fulton line!" she exclaimed, "you Linda Singleton-Paul peterson­ are going to need it, you know. Lewis, Jr. who has been You see, I'm not a pushy mean like -- school spirit?" Freshman Class 4. As stated by our columnist, prophesying doom over the Precisely," he said. "I've spirit. You have_to ask me to Senator Thurmond is in a class go first. I don't come unin­ Sherri Mingle-Bobby Reid-' radio S1 nce the time of the been running around these Freshman Class by himself, and so is Congress­ vited. " Flood. They admire William halls since the beginning of Linda McGovern-Fred Surhstedt­ man Watson. They seem to try Buckley, our favorite comic, the fall semester, looking for "wefi, I was feeling kinda not to identify themselves too Sophomore Class whose superlative vocabulary you and a few others. I have down in the dumps before you Donna Durant-Rodney Tapp- closely with the Republican and acerbic wit would be a came along. But now _I feel a made a few friends but some Freshman Class party in order not to alienate drawback to any cause. They lot better. I think you've made just refuse .to put up with me. Orilla Hardee-Jack McKinnon­ their personal following. (It is are running Ronald Regan for another friend. As a matter of But really I'm quite a lovable Sophomore Class the same policy that Mr. president already. Can they be fact, I was on my wa y to an old fellow and general y easy Carol Foxworth- Glen Johnson­ Lindsay adopted to become sure that the Governor won!t to get along with. And I also assembly program. - ould you mayor of New York). Can these take off his conservative wolf's like to come along?" Faculty have merit. I' Elaine Duckett-Bruton Smith­ distinguished gentlemen pull clothing, and become again the HI sure would' This could be "What do you mean, merit?" Sophomore Class sufficient strength into the ultra-liberal he once was? We my big chance to make more "Well, you know." Dianne Siddall-Leslie Matt­ Republican column to win in can always hope. friends. And besides, I'd much "No, I don't. Tell me." hews-Annual Staff 1968 when the will not be An analysis of the returns in rather go to an assembly pro­ "Have ,you ever gone to CarolWilliams-Terry Bradley­ the recent election shows gram than run around these class feeling as if you were A.lphCl Mu Gamma that Republicans won their halls.-It gets rather tiring., you being forced into something Vikky Svedburg-Hap Hazzard­ House seats by a narrow you didn't want to do?" know.' Ch..anticleer ]Itllagt margin, and that most of them "Why, yes, but .. ," "Yes, I can imagine." won only in states where "See, you lacked spirit! I'm JQlltllgrnpqy liberal GOP Senate and gover­ as essential as one of your nor candidates ran strongly. In books. Without me you're as MA&RATH INS. * Full Color addition, Democrats held on to losL in a classroom as if you three marginal seats in Cali­ ·AGeNCY * Black & White didn't have your homework. If fornia, and seven in N.Y., you took me to class you'd be * Oils despite the state-wide GOP Conway, S. c. sweeps. It would seem then, 1013 4th Avenue LORIS ORUGS C.A. Tharsis, that the occasion Chanti cl eers Be at Floren ce PRESCRIPTIONS CONWAY calls, not for an expression of JOHN M. WHEELER CO. Douglas B. Bailey __ ~ ______I triumph or the maligning of The Coastal Carolina ones opponents, but for haw Chan ticle rs p a ed h 0:::; t to L i , S. C. work to change the Himage" Florence here Saturday night. and modus operandi of the After two losses the Chants Republican party in South moved back into the winning Carolina. circle with a 64-44 victory. PAL Ell Staff Consenus The Chants d a low per------centage the first half and 5r SUPR.LY Co COLUMBIA retired to the dressing room leading Florence by two points. CHEVROLET I CONW~Y~ ' SUPPLY CO. They returned for the second TEL[PHONE. h~lf fired up and ready ' for CO PANY,I C ;:=-~~~~~~~ Industqal Supplies action. - --. 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