Jacksonville State Universitv (Alabama l Tuesday. January 9, 1979 F JSUstaff and faculty Letter to the readers 1 l ~tudvtour to see Dear Readers : students and the university or Sunday, inform us that their time is valuable get questionnaires As new editor of "The this can only be done through anyway and we may be able also. The reporters are Chanticleer," I hope that the cooperation of all the to fit the story in. Our-paper expected ta dress decently 1979 will be prosperous for faculty, administration and goes to print Monday at 11 and to conduct themselves Southwestern U. S. the school and for the paper. students. We are a very a.m. and we are allowed a politely. If you have any , Wlth the expansion of this mall staff. We are all full- few and I mean only a few problems with anyone on agzng program time students with very university in number of stories in Monday morning. connected with the staff, I This mini the Geography paradise. students and buildings which limited time and if we are These stories must be of request that you im-1 A cfiiestionnaire developed Approximately 63 per cent Department is again offering bring added prestige, the kept as fully aware of all extreme importance such as mediately report it to me and a study tour to the south- Due. to veh1cyi2: school newspaper must grow activities by those involved a big concert, major Student I will see that it i$ handled. ' by the Aging Studies of the faculty believed that a western united states. The lirmtatlons, only slx studer::. Program was recently sent and change to meet not the in them, the paper and Government Association minor should be offered in group, led by Dr. Johnston, be ''lowed Or, the tour out to all JSU faculty and " gerontology or un- needs of a small university, university is better for this. action, etc. will travel through a variety Priorlty will be glvel? tc but a large and growing staff members. In it, they dergraduates, and 75 per Please keep in mind our Our reporters are only of physical and culturai geography majors an3 institution. deadlines which are at learning and will make (the faculty) were asked to cent thought it desirable for convey their interests in graduate students. landsca~es. minors but all ~nteresttil I hope that the paper will present 12 noon each Wed- many mistakes, but bear students are welcome i9 dealing with the problems of Students will study land- become more professional nesday for the following with them and the next time Nearly half of those polled apply. In the past, students and be able to com- they will make fewer aging and the elderly. were interested in r-xeting forms by climbing to the rim Tuesday paper. If the stories With most of the com- with interests in biology pletely cover the activities mistakes. I ask that you are with other faculty and staff of a volcano, descending anthropology, and ar- are last minute such as on pleted surveys in, Dr. - 3000' into the Grand Canyon, ,#at are of importance to the Thursday, Friday, Saturday polite to them and remember year. members to develop a chaeology have found tlie Douglas McConatha, council on Geronotology. traversing dune fields made trip experience most director of the Aging Studies Overall, faculty interest in of white gypsum, and ex- rewarding. Program, says that he is aging was high. There was a ploring caverns 700' below relatively pleased with the good response from the the earth surface. Students will be expected results, which were English and Economic Relationships between to provide their own sleeping tabulated by Alan Shelton, a departments and others. altitude, climate and bags and eating utensils. The student who worked very Some aspects of aging are vegetation will also come to group will camp out for the JSU students tested closely with Dr. McConatha already being discussed in life as the group moves entire trip, staying primarily on this survey. many courses, such as across the semi-arid in state and national parks. Some of their findings biology, social economics, grasslands of the Great Each student must also &OWthat approximately 57 history, English and nursing. Plains, through high- participate in general per cent were interested or The Aging Studies altitude, snow covered housekeeping activities such on their reading abilities very interested in teaching Program is being sponsored ponderosa pine forests and as loading - unloading the university courses with a by a federal grant which is into desert landscapes oc- van, cooking, washing Out of curiosity, 71 Education supervises this material catching only the program and no one but the focus on aging, and 60 per promoted by the AIDP cupying the lowlands. dishes, erectirlg - disman- students from freshman to program and does the actual main words and ideas). graduate assistant or cent were interested in (Advanced Institutional tling the tents, etc. senior classifications of administering of the Private study booths are himself ever sees this folder. conducting research Developmental Program).- There are fascinating Jacksonville State cultural landscapes to be Requirements for the program. provided for the student and The lab is well equipped to projects. Gerontologists have University were tested to see Upon entering the reading in these booths are small While 41 per cent were studied as well. Students will three credit course (GY398) to help the student help himself predicted that by the year include pre-rip readings. how they compared other lab, the first step for the individual screens about the interestedextension programs,in working such with as 2000, approximately 16-18 visit lands occupied by college students over the and his future but very few lectiares, and an exam. student is to take the Nelson size of a regular sheet of per cent of the total various Indian cultilres such nation in the student's students ever avail them- those in nursing homes and as the Cherokee, Pueblo, Students are also required to Denny Reading Test Form A paper placed on the wall so selves of these services or as population wube age,or reading rate. vocabulary which tests the student's that the student can 'view retirement communities, above.This the fact that Apache, Navajo, and Hopi. keep a daily log and to and comprehension abilities. reading rate, vocabulary a matter of fact, even know ,-about 59 per cent showed no Cultural landscapes, such as develop topographic map reading films and other such about them. As proof of this, all of us may be old and may [n reading rate, 74 per cent and comprehension. This material individually. interest, Mesa Verde and Frijoles interpretation sH1s while oit in the natiiar, made lower rri the fa2 sem~steiof I$<. When asked ilow often they m?d kelp, sou~edayare two tire trip. 'mi gltes nurl an idea of how Handouts on how to study of the main reasons for this Canyon, created by ancient than our students. With he compares to other college are made available for the mly 20 to 25 students used had served as a consultant to increase of interest in Indian groups will also be The group will leave JSY; individual percentages students all over the nation student. Mrs. Uline also the lab and by midway communities or agencies included on the trip. The on April 28 and return on ranging from 3 per cent to and helps him get started on stresses learning how to through the spring semester responsible for developing Gerontology. Southwest is also steeped in May 24. Cost of the trip is as 100 per cent and in the materials that study as well as how to read. of 1978 only 10 students used programs for the elderly, 10 Anyone interested in the cultural traditions of follows: meals, lodging, the lab. This is due the hi- -...A Mau- AAd 4- A_A1- - -. L vocabulary, -25 -- per -- cent- - correspond with his level of A studv roam is also to llpr cent uirl thev have nften hwhmore about this ------. -- - awut mem. ns prwr or En=, w ur us III~~ue UIU arlu lrnay I.? reading rate, 74 per cent and ~Gn~rehension.This Mesa Verde and Frijoles lxlterpretation sm~s-mue on material individually. interest. need help someday are two iii the nation made lower +&t gives hurl an idea ot tow to ri the id: s6rn,:ste~of 15;. When asked bow often they Canyon, created by ancient we trip. Handouts on how study the main reasons for this than our students. With he compares to other college mly 20 to 25 students used had served as a consultant to of Indian groups will also be are made available for the increase of interest in The group will leave JSU individual percentages students all over the nation the lab and by midway communities or agencies included on the trip. The student. Mrs. Uline also Gerontology. m April 28 and return on ranging from 3 per cent to and helps him get started on stresses learning how to through the spring semester responsible for developing Southwest is also steeped in May 24. Cost of the trip is as 100 per cent and in the materials that study as well as how to read. of 1978 only 10 students used programs for the elderly, 10 Anyone interested in the cultural traditions of follows: meals, lodging, vocabulary, 25 per cent correspond with his level of A study room is also the lab. This is due to the per cent said they have often knowing more about this Spain and Mexico. Add to transportation and entry made lower than the average advancement. vailable to use across the lack of students caring or ' and 11 per cent have oc- questionnaire on Geron- this a variety of Anglo sub- fees are $350. Tuition is $66. Jacksonville State student The program is flexible to hall in room 311 for the attempting to help them- casionally, but 79 per cent tology is welcomed to come cultures such as the cat- For more ixformation with percentages ranging the student's rigid schedule student who needs total quiet selves. The freshmen have never been involved in by and see either Dr. Mc- tlemen, the retired folks in contact Dr. Howard Johnson from 67 per cent to 95 per allowing him to set up his to study yet must have a English professors should this. However, 79 per cent Contha or Mr. Shelton in Sun City, oilmen, the artist at the Geography Depart- cent. In reading com- weekly appointments at a window to stare out of. The contact Ms. Wine and have did say that they would be Room 306 Brewer Hall. colony of Taos and you have ment (x301) in Pannell Hall prehension, 57 per cent of the time most convenient to him mom is totally quiet and has her come and test their available to consult. -June Allen a cultural geographer's as soon as possible. students in the nation made and change it whenever he magazines, newspapers and classes. Then they should lower than our students with needs to within these times. popular novels. The student encourage their students, percentages ranging from 0 A student should come at can also check out reading especially those deficient to per cent to 95 per cent. least two times a week to get materials and equipment go regularly to the reading From these statistics, it the maximum benefit of the and take it across the hall to lab. Massive advertisement can be easily determined program. this room. The student does in all the school medias that our students definitely not have to be enrolled in this &ould be utilized to inform Stinston cartoons, page need to improve their The student is allowed to reading program to use this the students. A massive reading rate, comprehension &art on any type of material study room. drive should be implemented and vocabulary skills. The he. wishes to anywhere from Many students are to help bring Jacksonville reading lab or the third floor the SRA high school level hestitant to use these ser- ranking in the top 10 per cent Warner of the Ramona Woad series, the control reading vices but they should not be where they should have been Education building is lab book and reading ac- because they are free and all along. Mrs. Uline said, equipped to meet these celerator to the Skimer and completely confidential. A "How much is gained has to needs. Scanner (which teaches folder is set up for the do with how much is put in Schmitz Carol Uline of the School of students to scan the reading student when he begins the it." Guess who honored

At the Alabama Personnel and Guidance Association's I recent Fall Workshop in Mobile, Dr. Richard Warner of Auburn University and Dr. Donald Schmitz of Jacksonville State University were the joint recipients of the AlPGA Distinguished Service Award. The award, which is the highest honor accorded by the organization, has been awarded only eight times in le in Europe the history of AlPGA. Warner, who is associate 1 dean of Auburn's School of I Education _and alumni Job opportunities in these countries. The success st~uction work, and some safety, regulations, legs associate professor of Europe this summer . . . of this project has caused a other more qualified jobs protection, work permits I counselor education, and Work this summer in the great deal of enthusiastic requiring anore specialized will be strictly controlled b~ Schmitz, dean of student forests of Germany, on interest and support both in training. the labor ministries of tht affairs at Jacksonville State construction in Austria, on America and Europe. Every countries involved. University and associate farms in Germany, Sweden year, the program has been The purpose of this In most cases, the em. professor of education, were and Denmark, in Industries expanded to include many program is to afford the ployers have requested cited for their work with the in France and Germany, in more students and jobs. student an opportunity to get especially for American counselor licensure bill in hotels in Switzerlaqd. into real living contact with students. Hence, they are the Alabama legislature. Already, many students the people and customs of particularly interested in the Both have made significant Well, there are these jobs have made application for Europe. In this way, a student and want to make individual contributions to available as well as jobs in next summer jobs. concrete effort can be made the work as interesting as the association as well. Ireland, England, France, American - European to learn something of the possible. In addition to work with I Italy, and Holland are open Student Service (on a non- culture of Europe. In return They are all informed of licensure at the national by the consent of the profitable basis) is offering for his or her work, the the intent of the program, of these level, Warner is chairman of these jobs to students for student will receive his or and will help the student all AlPGA's government 1 American Germany, Scandinavia, her room and board, plus a they can in deriving the most relations committee and 1 university students coming England, Austria, Swit- wage. However, student from his trip to Europe. editor of its journal. Active to Europe the next summer. zerland, France, Italy and &odd keep in mind that Please write for further in numerous related For 20 years students Spain. The jobs consist of they will be working on the information and application professional organizations. made their way across the forestry work, child care European economy and forms to: American - Schmitz has served AlEGA Atlantic through AEA- work (females only!, farm wages will naturally be European Student - Service, for the past three years as %rvice to take part in the work, hotel work (limited scaled accordingly. The Box 70, FL 9493 Mauren, presideitelect, president, actual life of the people of number available ), con- working conditions (hours, Liechtenstein (Europe). , and currently as past The lady is an employee of JSU.Find wt I president. who she is inside The Chanticleer. Tuesday, January 9, 1979 THE CHANTICLEER Page 2

Remember the coal strike JACK ANDERSON WITH JOE SPEAR 1

Residents of Niles, MI. percent of the amount of WEEKLY SPECIAL 1I may have a new battle cry electricity they purchased Good grades when they are asked to during peak periods the I conserve fuel again. After previous year. warning of blackouts during Angry city officials have No one's watching those bureaucrats last spring's coal strike, the vowed no further voluntary citizens conserved so well cooperation without that they were fined $2,650 by something in writing. A this year? WASHINGTON - Govern- scandals. Indiana & Michigan Electric utility spokesperson replied ment clerks and inspectors, We have caught govern- developed; it can be manufacturing diesel fuel Co. for not meeting their that somebody had to bear deep in their cubicles, ment officials taking cash produced right now. The fuel and high octane gasoline. contract. the brunt. Conservation By ERIC WILLIAMS ponder the conduct of the under the table and ac- is alcohol. But oil interests convinced to stay up all night before A blend of gasoline and A "ratchet clause" in the saved the day, he said, and it It may be a new year, but each of your exams-and rest of us. They are ready to cepting lavish entertainment the government that syn- contract requires electricity was too bad the citizens there are no new resolutions. track down errant tax- from the companies that sell alcohol, called "gasohol," thetic fuel would cost too buy your caffine tablets(or would require no engine wholesalers to buy at least 60 could not be rewarded. For alas, I hear the distant whatever) ahead of time; payers, slippery to the government. We have much and the industry call of the American student, businessmen and other caught defense contractors adjustments in most cars. collapsed. The price? Forty- make sure you get somewhat Only minor alterations who, upon stretching from intoxicated the night before imprudent citizens who cheating the taxpayers out of me cents per gallon. his Christmas crib, cries, violate federal strictures. billions, doctors stealing would be necessary to More grads your big English test so that convert engines to 100 will "I'm gonna make good you will be bright and The more troubling from Medicare, small DRUG REPORT: Drug grades this semester! " question is : Who watches 'he businessmen submitting percent alcohol fuel. smugglers apparently think chipper in the morning; and Government exports contend Bullcrap. finally, be sure you skip all bureaucrats? In the past, it false claims, students that Customs officials tend to seek jobs Having said similar has often been done with stealing college loans, food that alcohol engines would give only cursory clerical your classes to the max. operate more efficiently and statements so many times If you force yourself into mirrors. The public dealers cheating the food examinations to the sick and graduates. Today, myself, I think it is time we thinking that you will make depended upon the stamp program. produce less pollution. the infirm. One favorite Only 80 percent of the Alcohol fuel could be hiding place for illicit drugs, South's college graduates in businesses are calling for quit kidding ourselves. the same marks and same bureaucrats to police This widespread fraud more workers with advanced Someone-i. e., your themselves. costs the taxpayers billions. produced in the United for instance, is the hollow 1985 will find jobs in oc- mistakes you made last States. This would save education to meet the ever- parents-is going to ask you semester, you may surprise But this doctrine of self- We have proposed that the centers of metal crutches. cupations that have been billions that we now pay to expanding complexity of what happened at the end of yourself by avoiding those discipline has never worked. way to curb it would be to And one New York-based filled traditionally by college the oil potentates. The fuel trafficker smuggles hashish graduates. The rewinder running an enterprise. These this semester, and you will mistakes and making better The bureaucrats, being establish independent in- demands for increased sound llke a politician trying human, were more in- qectors, not subject to the could also be distilled from oil and Thai sticks into the will need to seek em- grades. agricultural surpluses, academic preparation, to explain why he could not Let's face it, your grades terested in protecting than in bureaucracy. United States in the cushions ployment in sales and timber wastes, even however, which have been on keep his campaign promises. will not change unless you probing themselves. Congress finally of wheelchairs. clerical jobs or as blue municipal garbage. Intelligence reports fror. collar, service or farm the rise since the early 1960s, A better idea would be to do. The Falcons may be able The General Services established an independent are expected to taper off in take a realistic look at your Administration, an agency inspector general system The resistance to alcohol the Drug Enforcement workers. to get it done in the closing fuel comes from the big oil the 80s. previous performances, find minutes, but it will take plagued with frauds, has this year. President Carter Administration reveal a new This is one of the con- companies, who would not clusions of a new manpower Many of the jobs left un- out where you made your more than a miracle for you acknowledged that its sent his budget director, snuggling technique being filled because of the scarc~ty mistakes, and then plan to to pull an A or a B "artificial present investigative staff James McIntyre, up to welcome a rival fuel in- used by traffickers. Duffel and education report from dustry. The petroleum the Southern Regional of business administration make those mistakes again. stimulant. " would require 20 years to Capitol Hill to try to water bags loaded with 25 kilos of Education Board (SREB), graduates will be open to For example: Make plans audit all its activities. At the down the legislation. potentates have used their marijuana each are lugged entitled Supply and Demand degree holders in history, Commerce Department, the It passed anyway, and now tremendous clout with to the Mexican side of the U. for College Graduates in the Ehglish, psychology and the investigators get around to a the President claims to favor politicians, therefore, to S. border and then tossed South, 1985, by Marilu H. other liberal arts. The report full audit once every 13 the idea. He cannot control oppose alcohol fuel over the fence. Motorcyclists McCarty and Eva C. advises humanities and years. the inspectors general, but production. on the American side pick up Galambos. The report social science majors to The Small Business Ad- he has the authority to ap- Nevertheless, the alcohol the duffel bags and haul presents SREB's findings on include in their curriculum Goodbye, ministration, where point them. So Jimmy Carter alternative is beginning to them to a hiding place where the supply of college those courses deemed irregularities keep bubbling himself now holds the key to catch on. Farmers are they are loaded into cars and graduates compared to "practical" by the business up, submits to a full audit a crackdown on fraud and building stills to produce trucks and shipped to a openings in wnich they may world, such as accounting, every 12 to 14 years. The mismanagement in dcohol fuel. Two alcohol central distribution point. become employed. computer programming or ,Interior and Transportation government. distributors are now in the Federal narcotics agents do In 1985, job prospects for personnel management. In departments adrmt they still business, and they can't find not yet know its location. college graduates will vary, addition, the authors urge all haven't gotten around to enough alcohol to supply the students to develop their demand. There are now over ELUSIVE ALIENS: We of course, according to Chanticleer auditing some activities. THE ALCOHOL writing skills, since a 150 service stations that sell recently reported that illegal academic major, with the And the Labor Department, ALTERNATIVE: Oil im- gloomiest outlooks common complaint from which administers $25 billion gasohol blends. aliens from Mexico were employers is that graduates ports are pushing up prices tying foam rubber pads to estimated for the fields of of the taxpayers' money in this country and driving education, liberal arts, law, who can write well seem tq JANA MCWHORTER just one of those regrettable ,each year,. employs only six their feet to cover their ------LA-- . . &iMih,? --AA A* . down the iralue of @.& doll-ar-- THE SYNTHETIC trapkc wh~nthem 11~- Ihn -J "'-*1"1,LUI\I van-. v- uavur r rgrrbbawlr -.-u ru-ar~ uuu rurru.6 WIIV GQII n'lrr .r-u v----a ru ..--..- .. I. ulelr teet to cover thell- ducation, liberal arts, law, incidents. ,each year,, employs only six social work and com- be a vanishing commodity. Editor down the value of the dollar T-HE SYNTHETIC tracks when they cross the Chanticleer, our new He was a beautiful and trained investigators to abroad-and the problem munications. On the other The field of Computer make sure the money isn't ALTERNATIVE : Soon after border. Now, Border Patrol science also shows a positive school mascot, died last dignified rooster and he will get worse. The oil sheiks World War 11, the United intelligence reports say, the hand, graduates in business Wednesday from exposure to became such a good pet misspent. recently announced a 14.5 administration, the health market in 1985, where again, The result is that the States spent more than $60 illegal aliens are wrapping the demand will be twice as the cold. The heater in the when he lived in my percent increase in oil million on synthetic gas their feet with rug samples. fields and the computer new athletic budding broke bathroom for three days federal government is rid- prices. sciences should find a great as the supply. dled with fraud and waste. research. Several govern- It works so well, according to Mathematics majors with down and the gamecock while we were looking for a. But there is a cheaper fuel ment demonstration plants favorable market. cage big enough to hold him. We have spent the last 30 one report, that even expert some computer training are froze to death. that could be made available were built and two oil trackers can't follow their Winfred L. Godwin, We will miss the rooster Chanticleer, I hope, years digging into these president of the Southern expected to fill many of these rapidly. It doesn't have to be companies began trails. vacancies, since jobs in the and it is sad that he had to will- be replacea by Regional Education Board, die so painfully. No one can another gamecock dignified observes, "It is important to field of mathematics itself be blamed for this. It was as he was. recognize that the em- will be scarce. ployment outlook is just one Doctors, dentists, physical of the many factors that therapists and health ad- rhould be considered when ministration specialists will deciding on a college and a ~d jobs readily available, weareg0i.g to begin a want ad section. dnce the demand will exceed Letters to the editor major, and that preparation for future employment is not the supply. Pharmacy is the the sole purpose of a college one exception, however, All interested turn afi by 12 noon on where it is estimated that, education. Equally im- Dear Editor: school has a tradition of for all." One such person the insulins that sustain his for the South, there will be portant, and something that It's gwd to be back at JSU being "The Friendliest seemed to be in the limelight life. We should, therefore, is of growing concern to some 500 more graduates after a long holiday that saw Campus in the South." How, last semester as a champion than opportunities in 1985. ignore him and focus our businesses, is that students Wednesday. There will be no charge for the beginning of a new year. then, can we justify this for minority rights. Black efforts of constructive broaden their perspectives, nf-- the--- other professional My hope is that this new year reputation in light of our and White students alike projects, so that he will melt develop abilities to reason areas, only accounting and * of 1979 will bring an era of recent strife? should beware of this type of away as an unpleasant and think critically. While engineering.. show favorable 1 those connected with the university. mlightment to the students My plea is not for in- sensationalist who uses nice memory in our past. being attentive to the job mirkets for graduates. of JSU. My reference is to creased problems for the sounding issues to keep In suinmary, let's work market trends, they should Competition among the turmoil and conflict that new year; but for a new himself at centerstage and together now and in the not ignore their natural prospective architects will marred the fall semester. beginning toward the whose only aim is to con- years to come in order that inclinations and aptitudes." heavy, unless there 1s a The students of JSU are all campus atmosphere that has stantly disrupt campus life. we may repair the stains left One of the most promising marked turnaround -in who Onpage 1 are too familiar with the issues, long been the proud heritage Only a small amount of by one semester of con- areas of employment will be regional construcbon. 'l'ne either real or imagined, that of JSU. The students, exposure to this type of fusion. We need to learn business administration, outlook for librarians and were constantly haunting faculty, SGA and the trouble-maker will reveal his from our past, but we don't where projections show that social workers is uncertam, Miriam and J~~ Hamod our SGA meetings and the Chanticleer should work true character as a wolf in need to dwell on issues that the average annual job since both fields rely heavily pages of the Chanticleer. As together in an effort to ac- Martyr's clothing. are concluded and openings will be almost a result, these issues were cent the positive instead of Therefore, I ask that the irreversable. Let's make double the supply of (See GRADS, Page 8) used by a small group of exaggerating the negative. SGA and the Chanticleer not 1!V9 a year to stand out for antagonists to mount a We should be 'wary of act as podiums from which achievement and serenity. campaign that has brought student activitist who hide this person can deliver his Russell H. Smith Need help in math or hame and disgrace to JSU behind promises of "equal misconceived ideas. At- Lot 4, Boozer's Trailer in the eyes of outsiden. This rights" and "a better school tention and disruption are Court

pnglish- composition?* PEPS1 DAY The Chanticleer, established as a student newspaper 1 rw(i~~ at Jacksonville State in 1934, is published each Tuesday by students of the university. Signed columns represent 1 The Center the opinion of the writer while unsigned editorials I for In- communication Skills is represent the opinion of the Executive Editorial Com- dividualized Instruction in designed to help the student mittee. Editorials do not necessarily reflect the policy of Wood offer a who wishes to improve basic variety of courses in the JSU administration. skills in English before The Chanticleer officesare hated in 'F'annell Hd- 1979. Two sections taking English 101. rooms 219 and 220 phe435-9820 ext. 23. of Math be taught In addition to these using the Personalized murses, the writing Clinic in All correspondence d-~ddbe direc* to The system of instruction. mey Panneil Hall offers in- ticleer, Box 56, Jacksonville sbte University, ,e marked ;'PSI- on the Jacksonville Alabama 36265. class schedule. dividual help to students in all forms of com~osition LS101, Academic Survival skills. The ~eading Lab, Jana McWhorter-Editor Skills presents a variety of located on the third floor of ~ricWilliams-Assistant Editor : study guidelines and Ramona Wood offers in- techniques and is designed to dividual help to all students Tim Trent-News Editor help students study more who wish to improve their I efficiently and effectively. reading skills. Anthony Johnson- mtertainment This course includes in- If you would like additional structiori in better reading information concerning the Allen Clark-Sports techniques. courses offered and for the additional services designed Mike Moon-Business Manager 1 LS~10, ~einforcing t, improving bsic Quantitative Skills is dop by Ramona Wood, Dr. Clyde Cox, Mr. Robert Clotf elter designed for the uing basement, room 101 or Faculty Advisors student who wishes to im- call extension 360. The Fove math skills before center is open Monday Opal ~ovettuniversityPhotographer taking Math 101. through Friday, 8 a.m.-4:30 LS105, Reinforcing P.m. Tuesday, January 9, 1979 THE CHANTICLEER \ " MOST PROFOUND CASE 'age 4 THE CHANTICLEER Tuesday, January 9, 1979 lssa imosa candidates

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Pam Champion Felecis Carlyle Gail BOykin lesday, January 9. 1979 THE CHANTICLEER Page 5 Entertainment ...by Anthony Johnson ' RrnB@ii$ElyUsE;;; en0 Super man ispopular- DONNA SUMMER s uper stars HAD HER FIRST ' SOLO 'AT movze with CHURCH THE SULTRY SINGER WENT OVERSEAS TO MAKE A can travel (as his the Puzzler; King Kobra; the identity, he became Clark faster than a speeding father) and Toyman; and Mr. Mxyztplk, Kent, meek, mild-mannered ND AS AN ACTRESS bullet-he's been clocked at (ashis evil adversary). He is the imp from the fifth reporter for the Metropolis several times the speed of portrayed in the new screen dimension. Time and time Daily Planet. Even Lois light. He can out-muscle a adventure by Christopher again, he came to the aid of Lane, whom he loves, and locomotive. He can leap tall Reeve, to whom he bears a his adopted country. During Perry White, the planet's buildings at a single bound. remarkable resemblance. World War 11, he appeared in tough, non-nonsense editor, He can also see through "Superman" came into special manuals, designed to are unaware that the fun- any substance except lead, being in 1933, in the increase literacy in the bling, bumbling Kent and the start fires with a glare, Cleveland bedroom of Jerry Armed Forces. He worked Man of Steel are the same. freeze deserts with his Siegel, a quiet, intensely with the Navy in a recruiting ~t is a secret he must breath, hear a fly move imaginative teen-ager. As drive. He accompanied the always keep, essential to his miles away with his super- Siegel later told a reporter, Army on mmeuvers. He continuing fight against hearing, survive without he was lying awake in the raised millions of dollars in mime and the protection of food or rest for unlimited heat of a summer night when War Bond sales, and joined the weak and innocent. BREAK CAME WHEN ' LOVE TO LOVE periods, remember anything "it suddenly hit me. I con- the Red Cross' blood donor #atever lark Ke he's ever seen, heard or ceived a character like campaign. doing, anywhere, at read, and perform abstruse Samson, Hercules, and all In 1963, he participated in time, he knows that he calculations that would fuse the strong men I'd ever the national physical fitness mar into action when the ca the circuits of the most heard of rolled into one. Only Program, at the personal rings out for Superman! 1 - ILIYI 78 - - -J modern computer. more so." invitation of the late John F. "Superman" stars Marlon He can fly. The next morning, Siegel Kennedy. He is an honorary &ando, Gene Hackman and He can shrug off bomb ran to the home of his friend, "coach" of the Joseph P. . Also -Fourth - -- - concert set explosions and take sauna Joe Shuster, an aspiring Kennedy Jr. Foundatiop's starringare , baths in the hearts of distant cartoonist, who gave him Special Olympics, helping Ned Beatty, Jackie Cooper, stars. visible form. Apparently, the mentally retarded. Glenn Ford, Trevor Howard, He is an honorary citizen Su~ermanSII~~~R full-grown Superman, or ~al-~1as he Valerie Perrine. Maria for Birmingham- Hall of several countries. But he frdm the heads of siege1 and was named, was born on the Schell, Terrence Stamp, 60th birthday, Mr. Nord will will never elected President planet Krypton, the son of The fourth concert in the Shuster the way Pallas Phyllis Thaxter and Birmingham Symphony's be playing Symphony No. 2, of the United States since he Athene sprang from the head that society's leading Susannah York. "The Age of Anxiety." was born else-on the planet scientist, Jor-El, and his Regular Series will be of Zeus. An presented Thursday, Jan. 11, Also included in the Krypton. wife, Lara. When Jor-El Superman's success was presentation of a Richard and Friday, Jan. 12, at 8 p.m. program for Jan. 11 and 12 He has entertained six and immediate. He was greeted discovered that Krypton was Donner film, "Superman" will be Overture to "The me-half billion people in as in the Civic Center Concert a modernday myth, a doomed to explode, he was directed by Richard Hall. This concert, con- School of Scandal" by movies, a radio program, a stranger from a distant worked against time, Donner from a story by television series, a ducted by Amerigo Marino, Samuel Barber and "Ein place who had come to aid building a spaceship to save . The screenplay Heldenleben." newspaper strip, a Broad- will include the largest mankind. The contract his infant son. was by Puzo, David and Mr. Nord will make his way musical, books, records, On the fatal day of number of orchestra per- betwen Superman and his Leslie Newrnan, and Robert sonnel used the entire conducting debut with the educational reading Krypton's destruction, the assumed identity, Clark Benton. Tom Mankiewicz season, approximately 95 Birmingham Symphony programs and comic books. Kent, heightened the impact. baby Kal-El was launched was creative consultant. Ilya Orchestra, Arnerigo Marino, Especially comic books, musicians. For millions of myopic, 97 through a time warp to the Salkind was executive Making his debut as a music director and con- currently printed in 14 distant, less civilized planet pound weaklings, Superman producer and Pierre pianist with the Birmingham ductor, on March 29 and 30. languages and distributed symbolized what perhaps Earth. Spengler was producer. John will mat concert will feature the throughout the world. There, he was found and Symph~ny be Edward was really within them- Williams composed and Allan Nord, the orchestra's winner of the Lily May He is now the hero of nobility, strength, loved by Jonathan and conducted the music. Caldwell Audition. "Superman," the movie, a Martha Kent, residents of associate conductor. As a fearlessness and good. "Superman," an Alexander pianist, he has studied with Tickets for the concerts Warner Brothers release, Over the years, Superman Smallville, U. S. A., who and Ilya Salkind production, will be available at the which took almost two years raised hirn to believe in such noted teachers as John took on the most formidable is being distributed by Oown, Robert Casadeseus, Birmingham Symphony to film and which boasts the villains in America-Lex "truth, justice and the Warner Brothers, a Warner office, 2114 1st Ave., N., talents of a slew of Academy American way and Gilbert Kalish. In Luther; ; the Ultra- ." Communicateions Company. commelfioration of coin- Birmingham, 35023, or by A~E&--w&QsT- -hroIudims -anoid; the Pmrikster; To di-ise his true poser--- --Leonard - --Bernstein's - phoning 326-0100. ------, , talents oi a slew or Academy Luther; Brainiac; the Ultra- American way." -" "L'"". ' "".A"". "a -, Award winners including Humanoid; the Prankster; To disguise his true commerfioration of cum- Birmingham, 35023, or by poser Leonard Bernstein's phoning 326-0100.

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Records &Ta pes )a WOULD LIKE TO HELP YOU .- - page 6 Tuesday, January 9, 1979 Entertainmen .@. Continued Rocking to tougher beat

- 8. The Boys from Bd(R). grant woman's rise from Lowel- 4. BPrbra Stnhd'sGreatest now w Laurence Olivier and Gregory 'l'anyais a woman East Side poverty. Hits, volume 2 (Columbia). (Top-rated shows according to Peck in a Nazi thriller. 6. The Empty Copper Sea by Favorite Streisand tunes. the Nielsen ratings of Dec. 4-10) 9. Caravans (PG).Anthony company biography is heavy John D. MacDonald (Lippin- 5. Double Vision, Foreigner Tanya Tucker made her The music is an even Jerry Goldstein handled Quinn in James Michener's epic (Atlantic).Rock. name in country music, but bigger surprise--possibly "TNT", an variations of the "Tanya 1. Three's Company (ABC) cott. $8.95). Travis McGee on production on and desert adventure. the trail of a vanished tycoon. 6. Pieces of Eight. Styx (A&M). she's rocking to a tougher taking her cue from Linda even brought in a member of Tucker is a woman now" 2. Laverne & Shirley (ABC) 10. Paradise Alley (PG).Sly 7. Prelude to Terror by Helep Electronic rock. beat these days. Ronstadt, Tanya's selection that band to play on a track theme. 3. Happy Days (ABC) Stallone's romanticized drama 4.60Minutes (CBS) MacInnes (HBJ. $10). An art 7. Live Bootleg. Aerosmith Rock fans are flocking to of songs on "TNT" runs the ar two. Tanya stresses that she set in New York's Hell's Kitchen. consultant in the midst of (Columbia). Hard rock. 5. Taxi (ABC) her concerts, but country gamut from Chuck Berry "I see it as being a hasn't gone over to the rock an international conspiracy. 8. Living in the USA,Linda purists are up in arms over and Buddy Holly to Elvis and roll camp completely. *6.Circus of the Stars (CBS) development more than a 8. The SilmarlUlon by Ronstadt (Asylum).Pop. *7.Tribute to Jimmy Stewart her new sound and image. Presley and John Prine. No change," says Tanya of her Says she, "I see myself as J. R. R. Tolkien (Houghton 9. Grease (original sound track) Tanya got a resounding wonder some country fans new approach. "I'm kind of floating. I like doing (CBS) Mifflin, $10.95). Middle-earth (RSO).The 70s version wation when she debuted are shocked. basically an ambitious all sorts of music and I don't 8. M*AfS*H(CBS) in pre-Hobbit days. of the 50s. her new sound and bok in a Steve Gold, Tanya's person and I don't like to want to be limited in what I 9. Little House on the Prairie 9. Bright Flows the River by 10. Some Girls, Rolling Stones surprise appearance at the manager, is unmoved by stay in the same place for too can do on stage. INBC) Taylor Caldwell (Doubleday, (Rolling Stones).Good ole Grand Old Opry House cries of rock and roll sellout. long. I just felt that my level "One thing I like about 10. One Day at a Time (CBS) $10.95).The anxieties of a man rock 'n' roll. during Country Music Week "She's as rock and roll as of success wasn't high mck is that it's got a bottom. confined to a sanitarium. 'denotes an especially fasl- /*denotesspecial programming recently, but the cheers were any kid not raised in a enough-so I made the A lot of country music tends 10. Wifey by Judy Blume selling album mixed with a few scattered monastery," he says. change." to be produced very thin and MOVIES (Putnam's, $8.95). A woman's boos. "I've never really been a On stage, Tanya and her I don't like that. I like a lot of search for emotional identity. (Best-selling singles according to Record World) And what is Tanya's new rock fan in the past," says band mix her new, rockier bottom in the sound, a lot of (The leading moneymakers COMMON image? Her new album, Tanya. "I've gradually material with the country bass," she said. according to industry figures) 1. You Don't Bring Me Flowers "TNT," certainly doesn't gotten into rock, but it's not "But I'm not doing strictly 1. Midnight Express (R). NEW YEAR'S Barbra Streisand and Y eil hits that her older fans ex- Stallone as tough guy Cosmo look like standard country really in my background. pect. "In the show, we do rock and roll," Tanya Caught smuggling hashish, RESOLUTIONS Diamond (Columbia).Fluffy Carboni in Paradise Alley - love duet in pop mode. music fare. The cover photo I'm learning more and more most of the new album and stressed. "I'm just trying to an American student tries to 1. To give up smoking. escape Turkish prison. features 20-year-old Tanya about it as I go on.'' then we have a section where do good music." BOOKS 2. To cut down on booze. posing seductively in black A country music star since I do some of my old records. Whether or not her new 3. To go on a diet-and then leather pants. The inside her first hit, "Delta Dawn," The reception has been approach boosts record (Best-selling fiction according stick to it. photo is even more sur- at the age of 13, "TNT" wonderful. I get lots of dif- sales, it's certainly causing a to The New York Times) 4. To jog 15 minutes a day- prising-it features the would seem to be her bid for ferent types of people stir in the music industry. 1. War and Remembrance by even on the second cold, young singer in a tight, mass acceptanma move listening now and I hope I When MCA Records ran a Herman Wouk (Little, Brown, rainy day. backless, fire-engine-red that apparently began when can introduce them to a little centerfold-style reproduc- $ 15).The Henry family of The 5. To forgive and forget old jumpsuit, her spiked heels she signed with Far Out country music too," she said. tion of the red jumpsuit Winds of War during World grudges-unless old War 11. grudgees refuse to forgive Planted firmly in the ground. Productions a couple of Many fans picked up on photo in music trade papers and forget. Try, if you will, to imagine years ago. Tanya when she was barely recently, the offices sf Far 2. Chesapeake by James A. The Los Angeles-based Michener (Random House, 6. To be kind to in-laws. espe- the unlikely hybrid of punk a teenager and her sudden Out were deluged with over $12.95). Four centuries of Mary cially on the third day after rock and Las Vegas £irm is known more for its transition into slinky two thousand requests for land's Eastern Shore. Christmas. glamour. It's a far cry from work with War and Eric womanhood may be a bit reproductions of the photo- 3. Fools Die by Mario Puzo 7. To laugh in the face of her conventional, lace-and- Wudon than for its country surprising-but after all, she poster-size, if possible. (Putnam's, $12.50). Hollywood adversity-ha, ha. Diamond to net another hit. frills poses of the past. artists, but War producer is 20 years old. He record tycoons and literary celebrities 8. To stop chewing your *2. Le Freak, Chic (Atlantic). gamble with fate. fingernails-until they get Disco. Brad Dauis stars as Billy long enough to chew again. 3.Summer Mac Arthur (Casablanca). Park, Donna Disco. Hayes in Midnight Express. 9. To think kind thoughts about Howard Cosell. 2. Magic (R).A terrifying love *4. Sharing the Night Together. story of a ventriloquist and his 10. To never again go to a New Dr. Hook (Capitol). blues. Campus paperback best sellers murderous alter ego. Year's Eve party with 5.Murray You Needed (Capitol). Me. Pop Anne ballad. people you haven't seen- 3. National Lampoon's Animal or particularly cared House (R). Comedy about the about-since the last New 6. How Much I Feel. Ambrosia worst fraternity on campus. Year's Eve party. (Warner Bros.). Soft rock. 1. My Mother, Myself, by 4. Centennial, by James A. Continuing story of Italian immigrant's rise and 4. The Lord of the Rings (PG). . '7. I Love the Night Life , Alicia Nancy Friday. (Dell,$2.50.) Michener. (Fawcett-Crest, Yorkshire vet. fall from Nob Hill: fiction. -An animated film version of RECORDS - Bridges (Disco Round). For 'Ihe daughter's search for $2.95.) Epic story of 7. Daniel Martin, by John J. R. R. Tolkien's classic tale. - disco-goers. 10. Dynasty, by Robert S. 5. The Wiz (PG).New York City With a hit new book, Mario (Best-selling albums according 8. I Just Wanna Stop. Gino identity. America's legendary West : Fowles (Signet, $2.95) to Record World) 2. The Women's Room, by fiction. English playwright in- Elegant. (Fawcett-Crest, becomes the land of Oz in this Puzo has reason to smile. Vannelli (A&M).Pop rock. glittery musical. ( 5. Doonesbury's Greatest fluenced by Hollywood: $2.75.) Saga of dynamic 1. 52nd Street, Billy Joel '9. My Life. Billy Joel Marilyn French. Jove-HBJ, 6. The Wild Geese (R).Mer- 4. The Far byM. M. (Columbia). Jazzed-up rock. (Columbia).Melodic rock. $2.50.) Perspective on Hits, by G. B. Trudeau. fiction. Eurasian family : fiction.. Kaye (St. Martin's, $12.95.) cenary war adventure set in 2. Live and More. Donna * 10. Too Much Heaven, the Bee women's role in society: (Holt, Rinehart & Winston, 8. The Amityville Horror, (The list was compiled by Africa. Love and war in the high $7.95.) A mid-seventies by Jay Anson (Bantam, The Chronicle of Higher HimJayas. Summer (Casablanca).Disco. Gees (RSO). Disco-pop. fiction. ------iiLHdaween!R1 Finrrnr filnl -- - ~ - ~ ~~~~~~ ------~ -- - - - . - - ... .- -- - mmen's role m society: (nolr, nlnenan OE WUISWII, O. LII~~IIILY VUIC nu1IUI , \ -a- .. -Y -V-.~~YYUYJ Africa. uuvc ~LLUwa~ iii LIIC LII~LL Himalayas. Summer (Casablanca). Disco. Gees (RSO). Disco-pop. $7.95.) A mid-seventies by Jay Anson (Bantam, 'be Chronicle of Higher Horror ction. !R'. 8. A Wild pnd Crazy Guy, Steve 82.50.) mue story of terror in Education from information about7. +ITe boogie Of 5. Everpenby Bel1.a Plain 3. The Thorn Birds, by revue. supplied by College stores HaL1oweel.. Martin (Warner B~~~.1, A~~~~~of *denotes an especially fast- lolleen ~~~~llo~h.(Avon, 6. All Things Wise and a house possessed. l---(Delacorte, $10).Jewish immi- a wild and crazy guy. selling single 2.50.) ~~st~alianfamily Wonderful, by James 9. The Immigrants, by UMughoutthecOunby.Dec. Howard Fast (Dell, $2.75). 31, 1978.) aga : fiction. Herriot. (Bantam, $2.75).

JSU CINEMA TIC ARTS PRESENTS a. A MEL BROOKS FESTIVAL ltl0n will be in B-ham "VERY, VERY FUNNY. The audition team from "It is like going on the road summer job. Opryland is musicals. The fully - ABSOLUTELY dpryland U. S. A., music with only three months to now a year-round en- equipped, indoor facility will 1 entertainment complex, will find the people to cast 15 new tertainment center of live have a proscenium stage, I HILARIOUS." 1 be in Birmingham Wed- Broadway shows," says Bob theatre and television continental theatre seating, -Sheilah Graham nesday, Jan. 10, holding Whittaker, director of en- production,'' Whittaker full orchestra pit, 40-line fly auditions for the singers and tertainment for Opryland. added. loft and the latest and most dancers, instrumentalists "We've got 6s many dif- The new $2 million, 1,600- complete sound and lighting and technicians needed for ferent kinds of musical seat theatre will be used for systems. the music theme park's 15 shows and we're looking for me of the Opryland shows Opryland is an en- live music shows next season exactly the same people-. during the theme park's tertainment property of the and their new resident experienced Broadway type operating season. From National Life and Accident theatre compaqy. performers and in- September through May, it Insurance Company and an Open auditions will be held strumentalists and recent will be used by the resident affiliate of NLT Corporation. from 11 a.m. to 4p.m. at the graduates from drama and company for a series of Opryland re-opens for its University of Alabama in the music schools. Opryland Broadway plays and eighth season on March 31. JAN. 10 Rpll Thoatre has shows with 'Chorus Line' The audition staff, which tap routines, Gay gos ex- ;~$;@~@~$$~1jfi3i~~~$jiti~~~<$;$;~::g::~;~~~:~:::::::>:1::::::1::::.:::::::::::.::::::::::::::f::::::::::::<::f:::~:~~:::~::::::::::~:: and "> ':A:j:;:i:;*3!#<< , .....-:zj~ij2;~z3;z3~$~~;~~$j~@;~j$3~:~$g~~~~~~~@~$~~$j~~;~; ...... '.'.'...... ,,,., ,. .... :> ....., .,, 2. 7:00 and 9:30 7:00 and 930 includes the ark's tra vagan ra s, choreographer, ~usical ROck 'n' Each show is director, and show directors, fUily staged and TheAnniston Museum II will be lookine" for 450 we also have singers, instrumentalists, advantages over Broadway. dancers, dance captains, We have the professional actors, and musical leaders - staff, and time to work with of Natural History and the conductors. In addition to promising entertainers, or performers, they will be students, to develop their looking for experfenced talents and give them that Museum League cordially stage managers, lighting extra polish that turns them technicians, sound into great entertamers. We engineers, stage hands, hold workshops to show them follow spot operators and how to write a resume, invite their members and special guests to costume dressers. prepare an audition, work Auditionees do not need to with agents, read contracts. make any prior They make extra money discover the minds of the artists. arrangements or ap- doing shows for conventions pointments. Opryland will and travel industry events have a piano accompanist, across the country. We did record player, and a cassette 300 of these last year, in- January 10,1979 recorder at the audition site. cluding a show for the Microphones will not be used National Broadcaster's and instrumentalists who Association in Washington 6 :30 p.m. a different set of jaws. want to audition with am- and shows in Toronto and plifiers must bring them and Amsterdam. There are set them up. Auditionees former Opryland performers must bring their own music, in the Broadway productions Exhibition dates January 1 &March 15 in the proper key, and all of 'A Chorus Line,' actors will be asked to sing. 'Chicago,' 'Hello Dolly,' and RETURNS JAN. 30 Instrumentalists will be 'The Magic Show.' Next Anniston Museum of Natural History required to sight-read first. spring we open a new theatre 3rd ROCKY HORROR REWE, TOO!! A typed resume is required and will establish our own for anyone auditioning as a resident theatre company. 4301 McClellan Bltd. Anniston, Alabama WINMONEY?! OH,ROCKY/! leader-conductor, stage So, we're not looking for manager or technician. performers that just want a Tuesday, January 9, 1979 THE CHANTICLEER Page 7

JSU Gamecocks are off to a great start in basketball

Jacksonville State University's basketball Gamecocks forward Al Lankford (63) of Huntsville. Clements is are off to the best start in several seasons, thanks to a pair averaging 194 points per game and 10.0 rebounds while of tournament championships. Lankford is hitting the nets for an 18.8 average. Lankford The Gamecocks, 51 for the season heading into final is a junior. exams and a holiday break, have won titles in the Cystic Lankford was voted the most valuable player in the Fibrosis Classic in Valdosta, Ga., and the Montgomery Montgomery tournament after scoring 29 points against Tip-Off Club Tournament in recent days. Jacksonville's Huntingdon and 32 against AU-Montgomery. He scored 33 other victory was a 103-73 win over Shorter College. against North Georgia in the opening round. Lankford, off Jacksonville's only defeat this year was at the hands of to his best start at Jax State since signing out of high Western Kentucky on the road. Jax State has played five school, has hit 43 of 85 from the field for a 5.05 percentage of six games on the road thus far. and 27 of 30 foul shots for a team high .900 percentage. "We scheduled a lot of road games early on purpose," Clements leads JSU starters in field goal percentage with, Coach Bill Jones said after winning the Montgomery a .623 mark. tournament, "so we could better prepare for our con- Tommy Keith, a 6-5 freshman forward from Jackson-. ference schedule in January." ville, and Fbnald Towns, a 6-3 freshman guard from. The Gamecocks defeated North Georgia, 84-70, and Oxford, are also playing a key role for the Gamecocks. Valdosta State, 82-71 to win the tournament at Valdosta Keith is averaging 14.8 points per game while Torns is while victories over Huntingdon (81-73) and AU- hitting the nets for a 6.3 mean. Towns scored 10 points in Montgomery (96-93) gave the Jaxrnen the Montgomery his first start against AU-Montgomery. crown. Larry Blair, a 6-7 senior from Scottsboro, is averaging Jones has utilized his top nine players in almost every 8.3 points per game in a backup role while Todd Smyly, game this year. "We're getting a lot out of our top nine sophomore guard from Selma, is carrying a 9.0 scoring players and we plan to continue using a lot of people after average. He leads the team in assists with 20. the holidays," Jones said. Jacksonville's.. .--- next game is Jan. 8 against Shorter Robert Clements, a 6-10 senior from Carbon Hill, is the College in Rome, Ga. statistical leader for the Gamecocks thus far along with GULF SOUTH CONFERENCE Barker wins NC AA scholarship Basketball Statistics (Thru Butch Barker, a senior straight year after leading the past three years and was JSU athletic director. Dr. tight end from Jacksonville JSU and the Gulf South voted academic All-America Boozer and Cole recom- SCORING State University, was Conference in receiving, will team. Shown congratulating mended Barker for the honored this week by the Avg . receive a $1500 scholarship Barker here is Dr. Reuben honor. Barker, who played aul Bussman, Troy State NCAA as one of :he top six for graduate study at the Boozer, dean of sciences and prep football at Weaver High 19.0 student ath1etr.s in college - school of his choice. mathematics and . JSU's School, is married to the obert Clements, Jacksnnville 19.0 division ranks. 16; :r, who Barker, an education faculty athletic represen- former Donya Snider of 1 Lankford, Jacksonville State 18.8 earlier this year was named major, has made all A's for tative, and Jerry Cole, the Anniston. arry Wilson, Nicholls State allconference for the second 18.6 tis Boddie, North Alabama 18.2 d Littleton, Tennessee-Martin 17.8 ilton Harrell, Mississippi Col 17.4 ohnny Hall, Nicholls State 17.3 heyenne Jones, Livingston Univ e16.0 Clements one of nation's best ogers Washington, Nicholls 15.2 Clements, a-second team ,,, ,,, ,,__ _ ,,-- ,hts and 7.7 rebounds as a centers in Division I1 this ------, - - - - - ~IIIWallu 1. I 10wu111l.3 a ULL~~LUALL -A.-YAV.. A- w..- 'lernentsy a three- allconference selection last keshman. year. He has the size, at- TEAM RECORDS ear at center' ap- year, averaged 12.0 points ears ready to blossom into titude and ambition to (Overall) "Robert has a great at- become a good p,.ofessional and ne of the top pivot players in rebounds per game titude and is an intense player." year despite a poor start JCAA Division 11 ranks thjs worker," head Coach Bill Clements holds the JSU W L Pct. due to injuries. He averaged - -- Jones said when asked about dngle game record with 32, a Jacksonville State 5 1 -833 15.' points and 15'2 rebounds eason. Clements, 6-10, 21°, his talented center, ('and he mark he set against Shorter , Mississippi College 6 2 .750 sa senior from Carbon fill. as a sophomore and 9.6 should be one of the premier College on the road in 1976. Delta State 5 3 .625 North Alabama 5 3 .625 Robert Clements currently tied for Livingston University 4 3 .571 , Fuller Coach Year in GSC Tennessee-Martin 3 3 -500 * Jim Fuller of Jacksonville straight year, playing a &allege to win consecutive Nicholls State 3 3 .500 hte University has been Delaware in the opening anference championships." 34 in ~uller'stwo years at GSC lead in s~0rin.gfor a 19p0int average ~roys ta t e 1 5 .167 Jax State, losing only once to lamed Gulf South Con- round of the NCAA Division who 'layed at Southeastern Louisiana 5' 5 .000 erence coach of the year for 11 playoffs. Jax State Alabama, came a conference team (Nicholls to State, 19-17, this past he second straight year. finished second in the 1977 Jacksonville State in 1970 as G FBf-FGA PCT FTZ5-PTA PCT REB AVE AST FLS TO BS STLS PTS Am : The personable young playoffs. offensive line coach and was season). 2 114m. ~achearned the honor by "This is quite an honor for wed head in the Robert Clemenrs 6 53-85 .'623 8-11 ,727 6Q 10.0 2 19 3 2 Fuller is the second coach A1 Lankford 6 43-85 ,505 27-30 .900 36 6.0 16 17 14 0 2 113 18.8: eading the Gamecocks to a Jim and one that reflects the merof 1977. He coached Gulf South Conference traight Gulf South Con- contributions of the entire me year at East Carolina ernce title. Jax State also staff," JSU athletic director (1974). b win consecutive coaching L~~~~ Blair 6 21-40 .525 8-14 .571 34 5.6 1 11 10 0 0 SO 8.3' honors. Jim King of layed in the Jerry Cole =id after lea- Jacksonville State has Wingston took the honOTSin Tommy Keith 6 36-51 ,590 17-22 .772 39 6.5 8 15 6 3 3 89 14.8' layoffs for the second ning of the honor. "It is quite ptedmarks of 11-3-0 and 7- 1974 and 1975. Todd Smyly 6 21-45 .466 12-14 ,857 10 1.6 20 17 19 0 1 54 9.0 6 15-28 ,520 8-8 1000 9 1.5 11 15 6 0 4 38 6.3 Baker now two-time All American Ronald Towns 1 13 2.1 Jacksonville State's Jesse Van Davis 6 4-11 .363 3-9 .555 10 1.6 2 6 4 1 the only player from the Gulf a Jacksonville State athlete years, NAIA alldistrict Baker, a 6-5, 265-pound Dexter Coleman 6 9-13 .632 10-15 .667 19 3.1 12 10 3 1 0 28 4.6 South Conference on the has made this squad. three years, and was voted ~niortackle from Conyers, squad. Numerous Gamecocks have the top defensive lineman in Sa., has been named to the 1 0 1 2 0.5 "This is a great honor for made Associated Press and the Grantland Rice hwl in Bruce Sherrer 4 0-8 .000 2-3 .667 2 0.5 6 3 Kodak Coaches All - Jesse," JSU head Coach J.im NAIA All-America. Steve King 2 2-3 .667 0-0 .OOO 0 0,O 0 0 0 0 0 4 2.0 knerica team according to 1977. Fuller said, "and one he Baker started every game Baker will play in the m announcement out of certainly deserves. Jesse for four years at Jackson- fist-west all-star game in Sam Craig 2 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 1 0.5 0 1 0 0 0 0.0 Durham, N. C. has a great future in ville State, making most sari ~~~~i~~~ and is - a Baker, who made first Team 13 professional football." valuable defensive 1ineIIlan expected to be a high draft eam Associated Press Little The naming of Baker to the in 1976 and 1977. He has JSU Tt)T.\LS 6 204-380 .536 97-123 ,788 237 39.5 77 114 56 7 14 505 84-1 4ll-America last year, was Kodak team is the first time made allconference three choice in 1979. GPP TOTALS 6 195-394 ,494 61-88 ,693 180 30.0 69-129 63 10 22 451 75.1 :mecocksadd six more signees Jacksonvil!e State Birmingham and Calvin "we are happy to an- 9-1-0 record this past season University announced the Rakley of Carnelia, Ga., and nounce the signing of these while Davis played a key signing of six football linebacker Louis McMillion six players and we hope to in Chattanooga's fine players, pushing the of Selma. wind up our recruiting in the year. Yarbrough and Butts JSU dominates voting Gamecocks' list of signees to The transfer from Chat- next few days," JSU Coach earned numerous prep 18 for the year. tanooga is Joe Davis, a ~i~ ~ull~~=id. will honors for their outstanding "we J a c ks o n v il le St ate Ga. ), split end Donald Young passes, good for 1564 yards standard. Moreen also had Three of the new prospects linebacker. The fifth and probably sign around 25 Seasons at and University, Gulf South (Anniston), and tight end and 12 touchdowns (tops in four catches of 60 yards of played for Marion Institute sixth new signees are center players since we lost 18 Waycr0ss Conference champions for Butch Barker (Weaver 1. the Gulf South Conferencein more. His longest covered 82 Jacksonville State won its this past season while one is Owen Yarbrough of En- seniors in addition to several 1978, dominated the voting Defensive tackle Merrill each category) to take of- yards against Delaware in a transfer from Chat- terprise High School, and others during the course of straight South for all-conference honors Dllard was named second fensive player of the year the NCAA playoffs. Conference title this past tanooga. tight end Carl Butts of the year." according to the team an- team. honors. His passing per- Baker, a senior, enjoyed a and played in the The junior college signees Waycross High School, Rakley, McMillion and nounced by the Ieague office. hi^ is quite an centage of .615 is a new fine year despite being are linemen Buddy Carter of Waycross, Ga. Carter helped Marion post a NCAA playoffs for Quarterback Bobby achievement and I~~ happy conference mark. double-teamed in almost JSU SIGNEES the second straight year. Green (Ranburnel was to see our players pick up Barker,asenior,caught53 game. Hewill P~Yin Wen Yarbrough C 6-3 200 Enterprise voted offensive player of the Carl Butts LB 6-2 200 Waycross, Ga. some individual honors," passes to dominate pas the East-West Shrine game Joe Davis Ll3 61 185 Cedartown, Ga. year and five other head coach Jim Fuller said receiving statistics in the later in January. Calvin Rakley T 6-3 225 Marion-Camelia, Ga. Gamecocksfirst team honors. were Anamed seventh of the isallconference something they team. will mnference to earn the tight mgsdde, a junior, an- Louis McMillion LB 511 195 MarionSelma md slot. His catches went for dored a strong offensive Gamecock was named always remember.,, 570 yards and four touch- Buddy Carter T 63 235 Marion-Birmingham second team. Mississippi line which gave Green plenty F~dneyEdwards 170 Oxford allege also placed six Jacksonville dominated Young9 a of protection on passing 49 passes, good for Joe Young 225 Oxford players on the fkst team. U" offensive squad, taking plays. He also made all- Quintin Stevenson 185 Phenix City five of the 11 slots. JSU'S 613 yards and three TD's. He mnference last year. In addition to Green, set a new GSC mark with l4 Rusty Fuller 210 Birmingham others named to the squad passing attack, which broke Dillard, a senior, was Alford Henderson 175 Centre from Jacksonville were almost every conference catches against Troy State' perhaps the Gamecocks7 Joe Hartsfield 155 Forest Park, Ga. offensive tackle Randy record the past two years, Moreen, a junior, earned hest performer on defense Tyrone Sands 175 Moultrie, Ga. Ragsdale (anyers, Ga.), was reflected by the naming' all-conference by catching 44 this year. He had more Sam Fife 220 Centre defensivetackle Jesse Baker of Green and receivers passes, good for 825 yards tackles and sacks than any Roger Duncan 225 Gurle y (anyers, Gas1, wingback Moreen, Barker, and Young. and seven touchdowns. The other Gamecock. He (ds a Tun Weaver 230 Birmingham janlesMoreen (Tallapoosa, Green completed 123 of 200 yard.5 set a new conference S?nior from Selma. Qnny Stokes 175 Covington, Ga. sfi$;F@gg*s:B$g..m :i $gj$g$@# Raloh Rattle 188 Huntsville age 8 THE CHANTICLEER m~~iay,JPn- 9,1979

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These students are new members of Omicron Delta Kappa-a national leadership society-at Jacksonville State University. All members must be in the top one-third of their class and have demoastrated leadership abilities. Shown here at initiation festivities, from left, are: Darrell Craven, Jacksonville; Butch Barker, Weaver; Beth Meadows, Huntsville; Jeff Brassant, Huntsville; and David Lutton award scholarship Upton, Barnesvfile. David Bobroff, second from right and a presented to only one chapter in each junior at Jqcksonville State University, province which has received the most is the recipient of the noted Charles citations for the past three years. Shown Lutton Memorial Province Merit Award here, from left, congratulating the Scholarship. A native of Talladega, winner are, John Schoeneck, chapter Bobroff is a junior. The Lutton Award president; Dr. John Finley, chairman of was earned for the university by the Phi the music department; Dr. James Ciraduates Mu Alpha Sinfonia, a professional Roberts, faculty advisor, and on right fraternity for men inmusic. The award is Carl Anderson, faculty advisor. JSU 1978-79 (Continued From Page 2) on fluctuating government graduates found jobs in the A children 2 gift funding. professional - technical or In addition, current management - ad- overcrowding in the field of ministrative fields. This basketball schedule law is expected to continue trend came to an abrupt halt through the mid-80~. The by the early 197@, however, from the Bee Gees communications field will when only 65 percent of the graduates were able to enter Imagine a concert that project that we started nothing, with all proceeds remain vastly overstocked, going straight to UNICEF. yielding approximately two these traditional fie ds. Eeatures the Bee Gees; earlier this year with David These are national figures; PLRBA; Elton John; Olivia Frost and Robert Stigwood," The potential of the project Nov. 24-25 Cystic Fibrosis Classic Valdosta, Ga. graduates for every one in terms of monies raised, is Nov. 27 Western Kentucky Bowling Green opening. Those who major in corresponding figures for the Ne,wtonJohn ; Andy Gibb; explained Barry Gibb of the South have been slightly Earth Wind & Fire; Rod Bee Gees. "We'd had such an enormous. Dec. 2 Shorter College Jacksonville psychology and fine arts will Dec. 58 Montgomery also feel the employment higher in recent years. Stewart; Rita Coolidge; Kris incredible year that we "As it stands, we aim to Tip4ff Tourney Jan. 8 Rome, Ga. crunch. The SREB report states: Kristofferson and John wanted to give something raise between $50 and $100 Shorter College Jan. 11 Troy State Jacksonville Prospects for those "In just 20 years, the Denver. Not possible? Well, back. We decided on million," said Barry. "We proportion of college - on Jan. 10, all of these stars UNICEF, and David said Jan. 13 West Georgia College Carrollton, Ga. graduates with education or don't know what specific Jan. 15 Clinton, Ms. related teaching degrees educated workers in the will gather in New York at why not get othtr cause the money will go to, Mississippi College Jan. 17 Delta State Cleveland, Ms. look equally unfavorable for United States has doubled. the United Nations building songwriters and make it a but we do know that every As a higher percentage of the to take part in a live concert giant project. So we invited Jan. 20 North Alabama Jacksonville the short run, especially in penny of the money can be 22 urban areas, although total population attends that might well take the composers to write a song Jan. UT-Martin Jacksonville followed all the way. It's Jan. 26 Nicholls State Thibodaux, La. vacancies abound for college, a wider dispersion in record for the biggest and donate the proceeds to being organized very achievement levels is collection of musical Jan. 27 SE Louisiana Hammond, La. teachers specializing in UNICEF. All the singers and carefully," he said. industrial arts or business reflected by college superstars ever gathered songwriters on the show Jan. 29 Mississippi College Jacksonville And although the concert Jan. 31 West Georgia College Jacksonville education. The increase in graduates. together for such an event. have done just that--our "As the composition of the Titlted, ''A Gift of Song: marks the official launch of Feb. 3 Livingston University Livingston the number of school age contribution is our current children in the mid 80s may pool of college graduates The Music for UNICEF single, "Too Much Heaven," the UN's International Year Feb. 5 Delta State Jacksonville of the Child, the fund-raising Feb. 10 'SE Louisiana Jacksonville change the market for changess it is natural that the Concert," the show will be he said. teachers at that time. definition of what constitutes broadcast live on NBC activities of contributing Feb. 12 Nicholls State Jacksonville 15 The structure of the job a 'suitable' job for a college television at 8 p.m.(EDT), as The television show is composers will continue as Feb. Troy State ~OY being produced along the long as their specifically Feb. 21 Zivingston University Jacksonville market for college graduates graduate would also change a benefit for needy children nationally has undergone a and encompass an ever- around the world. same lines, with everyone donated song continues to Feb. 23 UT-Mart in Martin, Tn. working either for the sell or be performed Feb. 24 North Alabama Florence significant change in recent widening scope of oc- "It's a result of the 'Music cupations among the total for UNICEF' fund-raising minimum rate or for throughout the world. years. In the 196@, 90 per- - cent of the nation's array of jobs." I We Plan To

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