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1 .?;;w '.,. The Tea North Carolna State College s Student Newspaper Val. xuu, No. 42 StatsColsgsSIallon,labgh,N.C. Thursday, March 1. I, 4 " Group Leaders Make Success Fall Orentaton Revewed By George Hammett Fall orentaton ths past September was consdered a success by the Student Orentaton Commttee. Ths success was attrbuted to the new small 8m? program, whch was n-, tally employed last fall. The system requred volunteers from the upper classes who were famlar wth State College. These volunteers were assgned small groups of new students, mostly freshmen, and t was ther job to lead and drect the new studentd to ther proper actvtes, and to conduct dscusson groups, explanng the rules, functons, and opportuntes of State College. Each group leader wll be commended for hs servces to the College. A certfcate of commendaton wll be placed n hs permanent record, and the Student Government wll ssue a smlar certfcate of commendaton. The student orentaton commttee wll advance pre-regstraton prvleges to leaders. To help cover the cost of meals for that week, each group leader wll receve a $5.00 meal book from the Cafetera. The dscusson groups, whch wll be the prme feature for the group leaders, wll cover the varous functons of State Collegs. The dscussons set for next fall are: Academcs at State, Student Government and the Honor System, Group Lvng, Co-currcular Actvtes, Fraterntes, College Unon, YMCA, and the IDC. The group leaders wll arrve on September 13, 1869, and the orentaton perod wll last from Monday through Saturday. The dormtores wll be opened for the group leaders and the new students on September 13th. All students who are plannng to become a group leader next fall should turn n hs applcaton to the College Unon man deskby Sunday, March 22nd. character, a hgh sense of honor, vlle; Royce Hagaman, Zonablty for leadershp, satsfactory scholastc standng, and Thomas Eck, Savannah, Ga.; vlle; Robert Redmon, Ashevlle; other abltes whch the actve John Cobb, Ashevlle and Ladd members of the organzaton be- Danels, Drver, Va. so a Select Eleven The Order of Thrty and leve to be necessary for nducton. Three, the sophomore leadershp fraternty here at State, recent. The members chosen ths year were Joel Ray, Ashevlle; Robert ly selected eleven of the top Cooke, Huntersvlle; Rchard sophomores for membershp. Curre, Larchmont, N. Y.; Roger Students are chosen to ths Mozngo, Maury; Edward Law, organzaton on the bass of good Pelham; Charles Russell, J ames- Sgs Go To Vrgna Beach For Annual Sweetheart Ball Ths weekend the Sgma Ch The bg weekend wll also The clmax to the evenng wll Fraternty at State wll take serve as a celebraton for the be the presentaton of the ther annual Sweetheart Ball to thrteen newly-ntated brothers Sweetheart court and the crownng of the Sweetheart of Sgma the Cavaler Hotel of Vrgna who were formally brought nto Beach. membershp ths past Tuesday Ch, Delta Epslon, for The tradtonal hghlght of nght the Sgs socal season wll begn Frday nght and contnue nformal dance Frday nght at vded by the Cavaler Hotel 0r- The festvtes start wth an Musc for the Ball wll be pro- through Sunday mornng. The the Cavaler Hotel, and contnue chestra. The Cavaler, largest fraternty s plannng to have wth a buffet brunch Saturday at 'Vrgna Beach, s offerng, as ts guests approxmately two, mornng followed by a semformal afternoon socal. The for whch t has become famous to the fraternty, many servces h u n d r e d persons, ncludng many returnng alumn from Sgs wll then attend a formal and whch can be found at few every part of the country. banquet; the Ball tself follows. places on the East Coast...' These grls wll be sponsors and canddates or The Sweetheart of Sgma Ch when the ' l chapter holds ts~annual Sweetheart Bal... weekend, March 20-22, at the Cavaler Hotel Vrgna Beach, Vrgna. The canddates for :weetheart are: (Left to Rght) Top row: Mss lsra Grlth. sponsored by Bob hnder; Mss 'cky Martn, sponsored by Quack Kller; and Nomnatons for Blue Key begn Frday, March 20. Nomnaton blanks may be obtaned from the College Unon Man Desk, the Student Affars Oflce (206 Holladay Hall), or the offce of theymca. Anyone n the junor and senor classes may be nomnated. Blue Key s a general honor fraternty for outstandng stu- Campus dents wth potental for development nto actve ctzens, communty leaders, and loyal, nformed alumn. The fraternty recognzes -up- Crer ATTENTION GRADUAT- ING SENIORS The Student Supply Store s now takng orders for graduaton nvtatons and engraved name cards. Students should place ther orders mmedately.! t l The Veterans' Assocaton wll meet Frday, March 20, at 7 p.m, n Room 248 of the College Unon. New olcera wll be selected at ths meetng and all members are urged to attend. t O The Scabbard and Blade wll meet n the MS I classroom n the Colseum on Thursday. evenng, March 19, at 7 p.m. All members are urged to attend and meet the new pledges. For those who desre, mltary unforms may be worn. lt I t The next regular meetng of the State Demolay wll be held ' on March 24, at 7 p.m., n Room 106 of Polk Hall. II t. Jewsh students should be excused from classes to observe. Passover at home wth ther famles on Aprl 23 and 24, f such permsson s requested. 0 O The Robe" wll be shown at the College Unon ths weekend on Saturday and Sunday, wth features at 1 p.m., 3:80 p.m., p.m., and 8:30 p.m. * t I The AlEE-IRE wll meet March 24, at 7 p.m., n Rddck 242. James C. Brooks, oflce manager of the Southern Bell Telephone Cdmpany, wll speak on Hrnessng the Sun. # O O ATTENTION ALL JUNIORS AND SENIORS! l 1 Bds to the Junor-Senor dance may be pcked up from 6: 30 untl 8: 30 p.m. on Haday and Tuesday, March 23 and 24. Ths wll be the last tme that students wll be able to pck up ther bds to the Aprl 11 dance. All junors who have not yet pad ther dues Mss Jenne Horton, sponsored by Joel Locke. Other sponsors are: (Left to Rght) Battarow: Mas Ana Fuller, wth John Newln. pradent; Mas Joyce Hargrove, wth Ele Ban. may do so at ths tme, allowng vce-presdent, Mss Gelynda M whthem to receve a bd. All senors ArronCapel.secretary; andllasllarthadorr, wthraymsrgamtrsssu-c. Nomnaton Blanks Open For Blue Key studed and student lfe rched. 6. The college s progress and best nterests wll be stmulated to show both ther Identfcaton Card and RegstratonCardtoreceveahd. perclassmen for ther mertorous campus performance and honors them wth leadershp tranng n a contnuous program of servce and publc relatons..the Ideals of Blue Key n Amercan colleges and unverstes are that: 1.BelefnGodwllbeperpetuated and ntensfed. 2. The UntedStates Government wll be supported and defended. 3. Establshed nsttutons of socety and the prncples of god ctzenshp wll he preserv. 4. Intellectual attanment and a desre to serve ther college and fellows wll be fostered among students. 5. Student problems wll be and promoted. Forty thousand student luders, snce 1924, have been honoredby BlueKeywththeprvL, lege of unon for organsed eflort. There are now more than 100 chapters stretchng acrothe naton. The fraternty has n ts Illubershp many natonally known leaders n government. relgon, educaton, and the professons. Blue Key beleves that nt-'- fath relgous leadershp tranng on campuses not prmarly church-operated s essental n restorng and reemphasang an acceptable code of conduct nd ethcs among college student. SG Electons Nearng As of 1:00 Wedneada.y afternoon, there wcns ffteen postons to be flled n'the general campus electons as yet wth no canddates at all. There were two canddates for the oflee of presdent at the student body, two for vce-presdent, none for secretary,andonefor treasurer. Nomnatons wll be held by open book method though Frday,larchm.Noonemaysgn up after Frday. Nomnaton books are n the Student Actvtordos n Holladay Hall. Canddates must present, n addton to hmself, a frend to sgn for hm. The electons wll be he :- the:hdays of Aprl 8th and M 16. A student may not run famore than one odcen the stu-. dent government. Nne polls wll be stuated at strategc postons on the cmpus for electon day. Votng wll take place only betwa- use hoursofbam.and0p.-l The lmt of campdgn aspenses wll be $ Each unddate must submt an M account of hs exp-id! 3. day followngthe thednal fctons. State Unted Fund eee Passes Approxmately 00% of the Student Unted Fund Drve goal of $ was reached by Wednesday nght. In order to allow the solctors ample tme to reach all students, the drve wll contnue untl next Wednesday, March 26. The fraterntes are presently leadng the dormtores wth 101% of ther goals, vs. 63% for the dormtores. Sgma P fraternty s leadng the campus wth ther generous 273%. Gold dormtory s leadng the dormtores wth an mpressve 110%. In addton to fraternty and dormtory solctaton, representatves wll contact ofl-campus students at the campus parkng areas as they arrve for ther mornng All the solctors are dong a wonderful job. Alpha Ph Omega s also to be congratulated for takng an actve part of the solctaton. Although we got ol to a late start n the New Dormtory and on ofl-eampus students, I beleve that wth the extra tme we can reach all students. Wth the enthusasm of the Unted Fund representatves. and the excellent support ofthaatudsnthodyflameonda dent that we can reach our Halfway Mark goal," sad Fred Hoots, chnman of the drve. The breakdown s as follows: FRATERNITIBS, 0.) g Sgma P IV. Sana Alpha Epslon Btm- Alpha In... I. m Tau Kappa Epslon... I 1 Kappa Sgma Alpha Gamma Rho Sgma Ph Bullon I" Slams Ch I" Farmhoue Ph Kappa Tau... 1m 1' Kappa Alpha Ph Epslon P... us no P Kappa Alpb ' Theta Ch n, 1 de Ch Abb... 7." '1 Sms Nu Delta Sgma Ph... SS.. so P Kappa Ph , Totah: 00.. m DOBIITORIES. Cd. Gold... C II. I Watsuga Welch... n... Fourth... I..7 Barry... ll., H Tucker... ans 1. Boston... C.. Alexander... M Inns... sass 'l'nrlngton.... Owen... sass well... II. *. New Du-... uses g M: m *e rmmv- 7m... A'w) Ly; 1m!!!» haw "1W:wtrnte..mn w. s...

2 l Wyn, WM New York ths past weekend, we had the oppor- _tocome1ncontactw1thsomeofthegreatest tes n journalsm today. The effect was both :.. u' and soberng. are n daly contact wth ssues and happenngs on E Ivorld-wde scale... ther vews are refreshng to 11. m whch are often overly nvolved wth our own "(Iar'rllm worlds, and ther thoughts are enlghtenng n f I Ice where we as ndvduals and the Unted States f, I country can not possbly play solatonst. The mpressons receved from these men, who are 1 4trnb Men-of-the-World, were that we as a people are fngerously unnformed and, worse, uncarng about ants whch happen outsde our own small local spheres fl concern..nsenstve to events that have the expbsve potental of completely alterngour way of lfe wth One wrong move on ether sde. Yet we smugly st. among our books and our cars and our clothes and our wants, serenely unaware of the fast-movng stream of rm: 3:3"? r» '11s. events whch may at any moment afect our own blnd lves profoundly. And we have the vague, dsnterested mpresson that the People1n Washngton wll somehow, smneway, sometme work out a soluton to all these annoyng problems whch take up so much space n our dahr. newspapers. The only message that we can brng to you from our bref experence s an urgent plea... a plea that we as mdents and future world-ctzens conscously become were of other peoples and cultures and events whch ncreasngly wll aflect our own destnes n a shrnkng world of mssles and rapd communcaton. Lsten to commentators... read the newspapers... read the news magaznes... but get a 'wde samplng from each medum so that your vews can be more nearly vald. Wthout a broader awareness of ths world and ts peoples, we can never hope to effectvely meet the crss conflctng deals and goals. Knowledge n ths case s not only Power... t may mean Exstence as we know t today., RL Last fall, State was ntroduced.to a new system of ormtaton for new students... t was 'hghly successd to] and rewardng both for the freshmen and fthose who took part n the program. Now s the tme to appont Group Leaders for next year, and we urge all students nterested n dong them-. selves a favor and n dong ther college a great servce to apply for these postons. See story on page one for 7st. he... Of all mprovements we have seen at State ths year, perhaps not one has been more rewardng that the dnner-lecture seres called the Apollo Club. I Ths year s programs end tonght wth a talk by Dr. LATLWlllE STKYlN'TDlD-Dafl lnterest' College Unon: To the Edtor: After readng your scathng edtoral about the C.U., commttees (Monday, March 2), I awoke partly from my N. C. State lethargy. I spoke to a most sncere commttee member named, Davd Fnklesten. receved He spoke of the plannng, sweat and odort he personally goes Letter to the Edtor through. Dave also spoke of the apathy of the State College student body of whch our votng and- school sprt are evdence. Let's face facts. How many suggestons, unprompted by C.U. commttee members, are by commttee members from the student body about the programs? If I had to pck a The Techncan 1. O. Box IIOI Hsl'e '1'. H Wag Edtor: ROY LATHROP he. ugh: RAY MORGAN Edtoral Stafl, Executve Edtor.....J1m Moore Sports Edtor Bob Lnder NewsEdtor... George Hammett Photography Skp Kugler Columns...,....'... John Cocke ' ' Chuck Lombard Vernon Nven _ Bll Marley Features... '... '... ~... Alton Lee Oscar Taylor Busness Stafl. Advertsng Manager... Penn Cassels Crculaton Manager... Rolfe Reusng Advertsng Stall... Bll Redford. Bll Kay Tom Coleman Represented for Natonal Advertsng by NATIONAL ADVER- TISING SERVICE, INC.,~College Publshers. Representatve, 420 Madson Ave., New York, N. Y. Entered as second class matter. February at the Post Oflce at WAY our... I had just fnshed my drnk and was standng up and feelng n my pocket for a cgarette. We were over at Jule s apartment havng a sesson, and somebody had wrtten a poem about an old beat-up horse and was readng t to us, but I ddn t lke t. It ddn t move me much, so my standng up and huntng for a weed was a gesture of protest at the boredom of t all. It was sort of an understandng among us that f somebody became bored wth anythng he would express hmself slently by standng up and pullng out a cgarette. Everybody saw me and knew what I was thnkng, and the guy who was readng the poem (I forget hs name) stopped and sad, What s wrong, man? Am I borng you? Yes, I sad. What s wrong wth t? he asked. I don t know. It just doesn t have t. He was sttng cross- Ralegh. North Carolna, under the act of March Publshed every Monday and Thursday by the students of North Carolna State College except durng holdays and exam perods. Subscrpton rate s per school year. 'IIIIII" Ralph Bunche before the nnety-four selected members o r n ths way perhaps be able to ( the Club. The lectures have been consstently hgh n follow the lead of the YMCA n nauguratng ths type naugurate or mprove program Sale qualty, and we look forward to next year s plans. of dnner-lecture meetng... the accumulatve efl ect to such an extent that apathy Many other organzatons, such as the Engneer s would go far n adng our need for broader knowledge would not be an excuse for non meson-ween. l attendance... an excuse for Councl, the IFC, the IDC, the Ag Club, etc., could at State. RL ether sde. Here s Arnold... A Student Awakes number I d say zero or damn close to zero. You want people who hardly wll vote for ther representatves, go to a class meetng, vote for a class presdent, to demand ther rghts for control of an organzaton they won t even try to mprove whch operates solely for the students beneft. Ths s rather absurd. - I m not a reactonary but I would sooner see students try to mprove the organzaton as t exsts. If there s no leeway n the present structure for mprovement then tear t down and start anew. Perhaps there s some hope that other students due to your edtoral wll awake somewhat as I have and try at least to mprove the stuaton. Allan Hammer I It It Edtor s Note: However, there have been many real complants over the years concernng the C.U... _ door. She opened t and ths and we beleve that any student mousey-lookng character n a who pays as much as 615 to any golf hat stuck hs head nto the organzaton has the rght to room. May I come n? I'm a crtcze. wrter... It s not enough that the C.U. Oh God," I sad. Lke ths ' commttee charmen work hard makes me want to weep. He f ther programs are not drected toward satsfyng a large through hs stupd-lookng, pushed on n and stared at us segment of the student body. pansy, hem-rmmed glasses. And the ssue nvolved n the I m I m gong to wrte a recent fght over C.U. Board of novel. Nobody sad a word. Nobody even moved. He looked lke Drectors membershp was not a poltcal fght or a struggle he d, just swallowed a rotten to take responsblty away from grapefrut. I scooped up a beer deservng people. Those of us can and tossed t at hm, and t who were nterested n the problem were strvng to get more (See WAY OUT, pm 8) ht hm on the knee and clatterpeople on the Board who would have more drect contact wth ther own partcular groups, and... By Bll Johnson. wth John Cocke legged on the floor and I step-... ped around hm and padded over to the wndow. The floor squeak.- ed harshly and grated on my nerves. It sounded lke somebody was kllng a pg downstars. The wndow was drty, and the screen was out too, and t was foggy as hell outsde n the street. The neon sgns were. flashng on and of all over the place and seemed to be lke somethng out of an opum dream. It was frghtenng. It was really frghtenng, so I spun around and looked over the room and all the drty, stupd people n t. Some of them lked hs goddam lttle poem and even were drags enough to say so. Come on, sad Jule. What s the btch? I thnk t s pretty expressve. Pretty expressve. Sure t e, was. You bet. That was worse than. anythng n the' poem and was pretty unexpressve. I turned away and glanced out the wndow agan. It was stll drty. I wanted to kck t out, but somehow managed to repress the dea. Impulses lke that are really frghtenng sometmes. Fnally I told them what I thought. I sad, Man, t doesn t say, anythng new. Lke s t s. a repetton. It s the same old stuff that remnds me of cold leftover bacon, or somethng. Jule put her bra back on and stood up, gesturng wth a beer can. Lsten, she sad. I ' adv mt the message has been sad before, but Nel has really ex- -- pressed t well. I mean t's a worthwhle message. Ths klled me. I could have walked out rght there. Suddenly there was a knock on the door. Jule started,to pull her bra off agan, but ths guy" who was nuts about her caught her hand and she couldn t do t. Quck, he sad. Put ths around you. He pcked up hs sport coat and handed t to her. 1 Go to hell," she sad. Come on, he sad. It mght be the ceps. He was really a fool. Fnally one of the other grls got up and went over to the SLACKS Regularly $15.95 Rght now when you need them 3" 55% docron 45 % wool, 2 ply, slacks n strpes,. and sold colors. O E E I _') MEN S WEAR! um.1 StereCellese a.

3 . Entertanment AhoaLee ( By the tme you read ths, t wll be only a few short days untl Easter. It s very possble that the majorty of you are lookng forward to the holdays! As s naturally the case, we very 3 often thnk of The Frst Easter at ths tme of the year. The Frst Easter just happens to be the ttle of a really wonderful book by the late Peter Marshall. It s one of the most nsprng books whch yours truly has ever been prvleged to read. Mr. Marshall was not only a great mnster, but a great wrter as well. Hs command of the Englsh language s amazng; and he makes the frst Easter become as real as tomorrow s headlnes, a feat whch you wll agree nvolves consderable skll. Were t possble, we would prnt some of the more vvd passages 'of ths book whch s destned to become one of the most talked about books of the age. The Frst Easter" s more than a Bble book; t s the story of the greatest man who ever lved, even for the athest. The bref 137 pages wll fly by year eyes! It has been exqustely prepared, and t s quckly and easly absorbed. It took us only a lttle more than an hour to read t, and even the slowest reader can consume ts magc message n a lmted tme. If ever there was a book whch wll put you n a receptve mood for Easter, t s ths one. MUSIC POLL: l Please, Mr. Sun; 2 Venus; 3 It s Just a Matter of Tme; 4- Never Be Anyone Else But You; 5 Charle Brown; 6 Tall Paul; 7 Alvn s Harmonca; 8 Peter Gunn Theme; 9 I've Got a Wfe; 10 Wth the Wnd & the Ran, etc.;'ll 16 Candles; 12 Everybody Lkes to Cha-Cha- Cha; 13 Smoke Gets n Your Eyes; l4 Oh, Why?; 15 Pette Fleur. Last week seems to have been Natonal Blunder Week for us. Through our own carelessness, The Ht Pck was left off. It should have been Duane Eddy s Yep. Ths week t s a te between Pat Boone s For a Pen- Rchard Todd and Jean Peters as they appear n the memorable moton pcture, A Man Called Peter. Ths move wll be the Easter attracton at the Varsty Theatre. Unlmted ny and the Platters The Sound & the Fury. Of course, the other sde, Enchanted has a good chance as far as the la ter record goes. Send us Y UR musc poll! In our frst EU. rado show after Easter, we wll start a seres of programs devoted to a dscusson of horror and the supernatural. On Aprl 2, we ll dscuss a book called Famous Ghost Stores. The followng week, through ths column and the rado show, we ll look at The Devl s Trampng Ground. Ths s a collecton of true, unsolved North Carolna mysteres. Then, on Aprl 16th, we ll move nto an even more modern realm, Cruelty Jokes and horror flms. We thnk you ll enjoy ths seres and hope you ll follow t. Later n Aprl, we ll have the colunm on one of rado s oldest programs and a salute to one of TV s most famous stars. In May, there ll be the Alton Awards and other surprses; hope all of ths nterests youl! Claude and Ann, We of our most regular readers, are now the proud parents of Mark Claude, born March 6th. We understand the lttle baby looks just lke Pat Boone; just as long as he doesn t look lke Claude! Incdentally, Claude gets specal recognton for takng 25 orders (Wow!) the other evenng at that fabulous place where he works. Never has there been a more outstandng lst of moves n Ralegh, or due here shortly! The Matng Game," The Ten Commandments, The Shaggy Dog, Ro Bravo, and A Man Called Peter are only a few of the many fne flcks you can enjoy Ṙcky Nelson wll study hallfghtng n Span ths summer. Jayne Meadows s now back on I ve Got a Secret. Twxt Twelve & Twenty, a book mentoned n ths column over a month and a half ago s stll No. 2 on Non-II cton Polls. Cruelty Joke: Mommy, the boys at school called me a sssy todayl What dd you do, dear? I ht them wth my Purse! 1'"! TICHNICI AN March, Iess Achevement Competton Opens The Thrd Annual Student lated groups n any member Chestnut Street,W fl Government Achevement Cornpetton wll be open ths month schoolofusnsa.thereareno Pa., and must be postmarked O restrctons on the number or under the co sponsorshp of the U. S. Natonal Student Assocaton and the Natonal Self Government Competton. The wnnng student government wll receve the Rchard. Wellng Memoral Prze, a plaque and a check for $100, for havng the program or project whch has developed the greatest awareness and knowledge of students! responsbltes as leaders n socety. The entres wll be judged n four major areas of student actvty: contrbuton n~ fulfllng the goals of the educatonal nsttuton, development of student socal awareness and ctzenshp responsblty, development of ntracampus relatdnshps, and development of extracampus relatonshps. The competton s open to the student governng body or re Crcus Comng WNWIMIIIIIIIIMINIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIWIIIIII To State College Chuck clown. leone afthalnanytraatsyou wll see at the Greatest Show on Earth. romhowever, beneflectdurngthe currentacademcyear.allentres should be maled to the USNSA Student Government Achevement Competton, 9M or before Aprl 20,150.. The Wellng Memoral Prb and plaqnef'wll :1. 3:. O ":2: represents es 1.:- student government durng. Twelfth Natonal Stndut 0.- gress, to be held next Ang at the Unversty of HM 4 0sfrm OI mama. dermatts... anvnruuss IN SOCIAL SCIENCE: no.2 My,wltheunuhewsndsobrety,wemakstbesesondd ourlasy s'atosen'elssencawetakeupthsmostbededel soralsdeness eoeologytsalf. Socologytssehmuthatmsnsasocalanmal. Itsaa htnctorherodtythstdetu'mneshsconduct; t'nenv'noament'l hhfeet'nvvdlyhorneoutwhenyouconsduthsease djulosgsfooe. Julo,abandonedasannfantnsdarkwoodneer(leveland, wassdoptedbyspackofwlddogsandrearedasoneolther awnwhenjulowasfoundbyahunter at theageof twolvn, thepoorebldwasmorecannsthanhuman. Herons-all foumbarkeda n'dgrowled, aterawmeat, lapp'idwaterwthh'n tongue, and could netherspeak nor understand one sngle word. In short, he was a complete product of hs envronment. Julo, ncdentally, was more fortunate than most wld cl en. They never become truly humanzed, but Julo was exeeptonal. Btbybfhebegantotalk and walk and eatend drnk as people do. Hs long-dormant mental processes, whu awakened at last, turned out to be fantastcally acute. He was sebrghtthatheleamedtoreadandwrtenamonth,got through grammarschool n three years, and hgh school n two. And last June as thousands of spectators, knowng the odds Julo had overcome, stood and rased cheer after cheer, he was graduated valedctoran from Cal Tech wth a degreein astraphyscs! Who can say to what towerng heghts ths ncredble boy would have rsen had he not been klled the day after commencement whle chasng a car? FINE FURNITURE RINGLING BROS. AND BARNUM 8- BAILEY CIRCUS SINCE 1905 Shop In \ Why pay full retal prces for the better furnture lnes? SOUTHERN, Ralegh s qualty store for ever a half century, guarantees to SAVE YOU $ '9 $80.00 on each $ purchase by elmnatng mddle-man handlng costs. The slght nconvenence of buyng drect s more than offset by the money saved. SOUTHERN "3 Seath Wlmngton St. OPEN NIGHTS Except Wed. and Sat. TE WHOLESALE Ralegh ' FURNITURE CO. N. C. STATE COLLEGE I COLISEUM FRI., MARCH 20 AND SAT., MARCH 21 NICHTLY AT 0:30 FRI. MATINEI: 3:30 P.M. SAT. MATINII: 2:30 EM. March 20 I: 21, 1939 Four Performances $ $ $3.00 E Stadsds may purchase a tcket te the Frday matnee. 3:30 pm. Waaefthe g croasathalttheregularprce ( ). Perchase-aybearedeattheCollo alumnae tleaetyeulbcardaadethletlc tcket between the hours at 0:30 a... and 4:30 p... Reduced odes and March I, at But I dgress. To return to socology, people tend te gat. n groups a tendency that began, as we all know, wth the ntroducton of Marlboro Cgarettes. What an ad to socablty they are! How bengnly one looks upon one s fellows after pulng on Marlboro s flter that reauy flters, on Marlboro s flavor that s really flavorful. How eager t makes one to extend tn band of frendshp! How grateful we all are to Marlboro n makng possble ths togetherness! How good not to lve 'n the bleak pro-marlboro world wth every man a stranger! The groups that people lve n today (thanks to MM vary wdelyin ther customs. WhatIs perfectly acceptable '- onesocetymaybequteouflandshnanothc. Take,lorhstanoe,thecaseongVanWyok. Ug, a Polynesan lad, grew up n an dyllc South Sea Ih wheretheleadngeventoftheyearwasthefeastofltantbe sun god. A quant alli-day oucmony was held, wth trbd dancng, war chants, fat-lady races, pe-eatng contest, and, fa thegrandfnalatheascrfeedtwodosen madens. Accordng to Ug s folkways, sacrfcng madens was entrdy acceptable, butwherynh neghteenth year, he wassentesaa exchangestudenttethelhvustyofw'ncona mbeseoa lsamedthatanasamtakesdmvewofthsprsctce h anndmatuyml hefstfftsenortwentymaduellg sasrfeed,hewaslst&wthawarnng. When, howevc,he perssted,drastemeasuresweretaken:hewasdepledgedby hsfmternty.abrokmmen,quutschoolandmevedb Mlwaukeewheretodsyheearasameagerlvngassstee. Owns-.- nummm' Hammer-I m rm Morrs "for non-lter smokeraloth an asaf herhup I Uplorrbmrbothrpouserthlsm. H.: «6...-

4 «.. A. a : _v a~~.751- TIC! TECHNICIAN H rs. 135s Old fmers Football Game ( 6 "a. ~.f, "..v n..,... ~mamm y Wra-MW. M3$ "V-.wn V, ,.~.~..-. -v - cmna-u owu sn-.~ wens?»- satny-q * _-,»~,, V," ' peers a In North-South All-Star Game A small admsson charge wll Coast Conference n scorng MacGllvray was a secondteam All-Tournament selecton. Edwards announced a start,- be made. and reboundng durng the past season and was named to several All-Amerca teams. He avng sponsored by the Cvtan ncludes four senors, sx junors The North-South Game s be- ng varsty lneup today whch eraged 17 ponts per game n Club and proceeds wll go to the and one sophomore..for the addton to 14.2 rebounds. Boys Home of North Carolna. most part, the starters wll be, day. e Sophomore Roman Rchter also was named to the Gabrel Two New York basketball All-Conference and All-Tournament teams and was voted Most North squad. ment. He and Ramsey rank 14th 6-4, 214-pound pass-slnger deterback who fnshed n 1955, stars have been sgned for the the Natonal Invtaton Tourna- wll start at quarterback. The. Outstandng Player n the Dxe Alan Seden, an All-Amerca and 15th n the naton n scorng, wth dentcal 22.3 averages. sprng practce. He wll have Oddo, ends John Collar and Don luxe, has been mpressve durng wll play along wth center Jm ' Q Classc. MscGllvray,- a 6-4 forward from St. John s of Brooklyn, Ramsey, a 6-4 hustler, also help from Ron Wojcck, a junor, and Gerry Mancn. and Tom Guerrer, guards Bob Mketa, tackles Dck DeAngels from Dorchester, Mun, was and Cal Ramsey of NYU, have stands nnth n the natonal r'ebound race, havng recovered The halfbacks wll be Berne Parol and Al D Angelo. It s State s clutch performer durng accepted nvtatons from Coach the Wolfpack s hghly successful season. He averaged 11.4 ng punch to the Yankee roster. bounds. Randy Harrell. Both are fast, Webster and George Marnkov Joe Lapchck and wll add scor- 19 per cent of hs team s re- Latusck, a senor, and junor hoped that Dck Hunter, Alex ponts per game and won several contests wth last-second consensus All-Amerca choce squads wll be announced n the nently n next fall s plans. Arn- the game. Seden, a 5-11 guard, was a' Other play_ers from the two slck runners who fgure prom- wll be able to come down for gosh; thsyearandledhsteamto near future. John Rchter and Bob Mac- (flvray of North Carolna, Sate have accepted nvtatons to play n the second annual North-South All-Star basketball same. here, March 28. The two Wolfpack stars wll 3* a select squad of Southern Ca who wll oppose a hand- group of Northern stars. AI partcpants wll be senors. The game wll be played n lanolds Colseum and wll clmax the basketball season for thsarea. m. a 6-8 senor from Madelpha. led the Atlantc IOI RchterrMacGllvray To r LINDER- Play YOUNG MAN to put over dea of the sprng vest Fast talker descrbes our man.. for who wears a vest n the sprng? He ll look them rght n the eye, tell them a vest couldn't be newer, gve them the nsulaton bt about Irsh lnen, show them the vest trm matches the coat lnng, ask them to cop a feel of ths.. Dacron tropcal sut. He'll charm them wth shoulders all hs own, a shorter coat and sknner trouser. As the temperature rses, so does hs stock... that amazng young man n the sprng vest. Cream lnen, dark sut, natural for the natural shoulder man. $ one of a seres drected to the YOUNG MAN WHO WANTS TO 810,000 BEFORE HE S 80. We feature a cornplate assortment of specal clothng to help ths young man acheve busness and socal success. FAYETTEVILLE STREET TWO FINE STORES IN RALEIGH 011/5 5 m... Scheduled Football recaptures the sports spotlght n Ralegh Saturday afternoon when the North Caro lna State varsty tackles a team of Wolfpack Old Tmers at 2 o clock n Rddck Stadum. The game wll brng to a close 20 days of sprng practce for Coach Earle Edwards varsty. The publc s nvted to attend. Noces- Anyone who wshes to offcate n Intramural Softball s urged to attend the clnc held by the PE Department, Monday, March 23, at 7:00 p.m. It.s compulsory that those who 'wsh to ofcate, attend. The clnc wll be held n Frank Thompson Gym. #1 t * Sprng soccer practce wll begn Frday, Aprl 3. Practces wll be held on Mondays-Wednesdays-Frdays, from 4-6 p.m. through Frday, May 1. Practces wll be held on Tucker Feld. All nterested students are nvted to try out. For further nformaton contact Coach Bll Leonhardt at bg offce n Thompson Gymnasum. For Saturday the same next fall when the Wolfpack opens the 1959 season. The ends wll be George Vollmar and Dck Drexler, a par of rugged junors who saw consderable acton last year. Senor Kelly Mnyard returns to hs startng tackle spot along wth Dck (Tny) Reynolds, a 250- pound junor. Frank Marocco, a senor, and Alex Glleske, a junor, wll start at guard. Bll Hll, a frst strnger as a sophomore last fall, wll hold down the center poston. Paul Balonck, who wll be a strong contender at the pvot spot, s njured and wll not play Satur- old Nelson, the hard-runnng senor who was the regular full back a year ago, returns to hs post Saturday. Old-tmer coach Bll Smalta wll have an abundance of talent at hs dsposal for the contest. All of last fall s senors wll play n addton to several former Wolfpack stars who wll be on hand for the occason. The Old Tmers wll have Frank Cackovc and Erne Drscoll at quarterback, Ken Trow- ' brdge at halfback, Joe Rodr, Bll Rearck and Jm Sherron at guard, Larry Dxon' at tackle, Bob Pepe, Fnley Read and Jm Gran at end. All played last year. Edde West, the smooth quar- Sprng Grd Drlls See Great Progress When sprng football practce year. Johnny Johnson returns began, State College coach Earle after beng out all last year Edwards sad three problems wth an njury. After an operaton on hs knee he has com- had to be worked out before next pletely recovered. fall. The Wolfpack coach cted Replacng Rodr and Rearck losses at end, guard, and quarterbackke at guard are Morocco and Glles- Now, 20 days later, Edwards Ėdwards says the quarterback sad the off-season drlls helped stuaton s potentally the best those problems consderably. snce 'I ve been at State. The We made good progress toward strengthenng those prob- Ron Wojcck and Gerry Man-r Wolfpack has Roman Gabrel, lems, he sad, but nothng can cn runnng one-two-three. be of more value than game experence. However, I feel confdent that our new men made excellent advances. George Vollmar and Dck Trexler are the probable starters at end. Both are junors and saw only a lttle acton last You re nvted to a breathtakng demonstraton of STEREO We lack experence at quarterback, Edwards explaned, but I m pleased at the work of these boys and thnk they wll do well. Gabrel s up from the freshman team whle Wojcck and Mancn saw some acton last year.. Lost!! One K&E slde rule n the vcnty of Danels and Wthers Halls. If found, please contact the TECHNICIAN offce.., ncavrcron Plays startlng new stereo records and all others, too! "Howell's, frst n fashons for young men n the Corolnas" W MARK VI l 0 STEREO-ORTHOPHONIC Hl-Fl VlCTROLIl O wth AM-FM rado % 111:ms 11qu: cor-ole. 4 speakers. llvhp Stereo" tons am wlb damond stylus. Mahoganymah. maple or wahst veneersand selsdsd hardwoods. 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5 I t Intramural By Jay Brame The champonshps n the outstandng players for the losers. Fraternty, Open, and Dormtory basketball leagues were decded Tuesday nght. Two of wnners of the coveted Intramu- The Sgma Ch fraternty, 3 tle ral games crown for went the past overtme nne before straght years, went undefeated a wnner was declared. for the whole season. They were In the frst game Becton won the only team n the ntramural a thrller from the Blvets n an leagues to do so. overtme by a score of for SPE Wns the Open League champonshp. SPE beat the Delta Sgs The Blvets got oif to an early Tuesday nght by a score of 3-0 twelve pont lead only to have for the Table Tenns champonshp n the fraternty league. Becton come back late n the game to take a slm fve pont The SPEs, presently leadng n lead. The Blvets had to rally to the ntramural race, were undefeated for the season. Delta Sg force the game nto an overtme. went nto the contest wth only savage and Hunter led Becton n scorng wth 14 and 12 one loss. ponts respectvely. The Blvets were led by WllamsOn wth 18 ponts. Watauga Trumphs The Dormtory League proved to be a np-and-tuck battle, Gll banked a shot wth two seconds left to te the game and send t nto an overtme for Berry. Watauga went on to wn n overtme by a score of for ther frst' ntramural champonshp n the. major sports. The loss was a heartbreaker for Berry. They last n the champonshp game last year and lost n the fnal game of the Dxe Classcs ths year. They also lost n the football champonshp n the fall last year. Sgma Ch Vctorous Sgma Ch played a tremen- dous game n defeatng the Kappa Sgs Sgma Ch controlled the boards and played a tremendous floor game, whle the Kappa Sgs had a bad 5 nght from the floor. Bennett wth 13, and Mozngo rnd Bartlett wth 10 ponts each, led the Sgma Chs n scorng. Trpp and Farcloth were the Playoffs- : ; Produce Many Hghlghts Fl. 4F Dscount To. College Students J. Garland Maddrey Owner The Delta Sgs were beaten by the SPEs n both contests n whch they lost. Faelten and Ball were the partcpants n sngles for the SPEs, whle Brooks and Elam were ther opponents for the Delta Sgs. Schul and Brown defeated Pons and Alexander for the SPEs n the doubles match. Watauga beat Turlngton for the dorm champonshp n Table Tenns. The score was 3-0. Watauga was undefeated for the entre season. Bowlng and Hooman n the sngles and Holmes and Treece n the doubles led Wdtauga n the champonshp battle. The partcpants for Turlngton were Maddox and Brown n the sngles and Tonouls and Cppenhauer n the doubles. SAEs Take Wn The wnners n the fraternty handball champonshp match were the SAEs. They defeated the Sgma Chs n the fnals. Leadng the way for SAE were Gardner and Mller n the sn- gles and Owensby and Boswell n the doubles. Mozngo and Hoadley n the "sngles and Lnder and Crawley n the doubles, partcpated for Sgma Ch. Becton 1 plays Turlngton, next week for the dorm hand- : ball champonshp. V MADDREY S Aura SERVICE ANY REPAIR TO ANY CAR soov REPAIR RADIATOR REPAIR 3005 Hllsboro St. Ralegh, N. C. Specalzed Brake Servce TE A. E Varsty Rfle Team Cted ' Rfle shootng a sport? You bet t s!! Baseball, basketball, and foot ball have been part of our educatonal program for many years. These actvtes tend to become spectator sports where the entertanment s great, but the physcal development benefts are confned to relatvely few sklled players. Professonal educators n the physcal educaton feld have Keen concerned for some tme over the lack of emphass on actvtes that have lfetme value for all people. Promnent among these are outdoor pursuts such as shootng, huntng, castng, fshng, and other outdoor actvtes whch have sgnfcant mplcatons for the conservaton of human and natural resources. Schools and colleges have a responsblty for teachng outdoor sklls, apprecatons, and atttudes for outdoor lvng f the wse use of lesure tme s Ol As 'One 'of Best In Southeast' tobeachevedaldfmleare to receve maxmum satsfacton n outdoor actvtes. Today, outdoor educaton s the concern of the whole educatonal program.. Snce February, 1958,,N. C. State College has had ts own varsty rfle team. In the 1958 NRA Natonal Intercollegate Champonshps and the Natonal Indoor Champonshps, ths team successfully represented State College, and today the varsty rfle team s recognzed as beng one of the best college rfle teams n the Southeast. The above statement was. helps mmx WW r.42:- 39? made by coach Paul Hofmann, NRA nstructor and coach of the State College varsty rfle team. A full report on ths year's rfle team wll be found n the next ssue of The Techncan. In the meantme, the State team plays host to a four-team, match Saturday afternoon, arch 21, n Frank Thompson Gym. Vrgna, Wake Forest, and The Ctadel nvade the State campus at 1:00 p.m. Saturday afternoon for the match. Tll preserve today for tomorrow TICHNICIAN Ma: s Wt; t Pctured above are members of the State College Varsty rfle team. From left to rght the shooters are: L. Nortbcatt, Don Rummler (team captan), James Brown (hdden), Melvn Moody, Coach Paul Hofmann (NRA Instructor), Red Bases, and W. H. Wlhe. F: Vllage ESSO RESEARCH works wonders wth ol EASTER CARDS. Pharmacy CAMERON VILLAGE Easter Candy Wrapped for Malng w 9".- 1,,,//. _ /Mr// -.,.- -':,/...'.. lad/«w /. The Broler, Inc. 217 HILLSBORO ST. A Fnch Restaurant OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY FEATURING Breakfast Wattles Short Orders Charcoal Brol Smell Steaks OUR FAMOUS PASTRIES BAKED AT rnch's Drve-In I W. PEACE ST. The hgh ponts n lfe keep ther warmth n moves made at home. Baby s frst bath... frst step... frst brthday party and all the other frsts to come. They re captured for keepng on safety flm made wth an ol-based chemcal. \Esso Research helped provde the process for makng ths mportant chemcal drectly from ol. In flm, as n fuel, 3880 RESEARCH works wonders wth ol. 3

6 ' o r.-' rv,, _ )lr. I: V V 1p. r,,. 7",'".7. 7' s., 9 www- w y. W [W - 3' "hejobopportuntesneu- ' 7' le summer... Work ths 7 U n the forests of Gerfw, on constructon n Portu- H. on farms n Germany, Sweh and Dnmark, n a kbbutm n Israel, on road constructlu n Norway. Well there are these new jobs, avalable as well as jobs n Ireland, Swtzerland, England,.l rance, Italy, Span and Holland are open by the consent of the ' governments of these countres. b Amercan unversty students comng to Europe the summer of Last year, the frst group of Amercan students made ther way across the Atlantc to take part n the actual lfe of the people of these countres. The fleeces of ths project last summerhascausedagreatdeal of enthusastc nterest and support both n Amerca and Eu- 1'01 - Ths year, the program has been expanded to nclude many more students and jobs. Already, many students have made applcaton for 1959 summer jobs. Amercan-European Student Foundaton (a nonproft organzaton) s of erng these 'jobs to students for Germany, Scandnava, England, Austra, Swtzerland, France, Italy, and Span. The jobs consst of forestry work, chld care work (females oniy). farm work, hotel work (lmted number avalable), constructon work, and some other more qualfed jobs requrng more specalzed tranng The purpose of ths program s to afford the student an opportunty to get nto real lvng contact wth the people and customs of Europe. In ths way, a concrete ef'ort can be made to learn somethng of the culture of Europe. In return for hs or her work, the' student wll receve hs or her room and board, plus a wage. However, students should keep n mnd that they wll be workng on the European economy and wages wll naturally be scaled accordngly. The workng condtons (hours, safety, regulatons, legal protecton, work permts) wll be strctly controlled by the, labor mnstres of the countres nvolved. In most cases, the employers... Tl" TICNNICIAN rams ~~ bs "ForAmercan Students as well as European students. Wu DOB S alable In Europe Ths Summer have requested especally for More travel news for ths Nght from 11:16 p.m. untl Amercan students. Hence, they summer... the Scandnavan 1:00 a.m. are partcularly nterested n Student Travel Servce, Copenhagen, Denmark, s oflerng At 1:00 a.m. WNKC conthe student. and want to make the work as nterestng as possble. They are all nformed of the major ctes of Europe at Classcal Goodnght. many arplane flghts between eludes ts broadcast day wth a. the ntent of the program, and almost half the regular commercal rates. These rates are only staton n the Ralegh area Remember, WKNC s the wll help the student all they can n dervng the most from often even cheaper than tran hs trp to Europe. fares.. whch remans on the ar after For students nterested n For further nformaton on 12 mdnght. Denmark the Internatonal Student Centre Hald, Vborg, Denel arrangements, wrte,amer- the placement servces and travmark, wll be open ths summer can-european Student Founda- to Amercan unversty students FERGUSON'S ton, PO Box 34712, Vaduz, Lechtensten, Swtzerland. RESTAURANT soon or HOME COOKED MEALS Cty Lmts South On us 401 a re mumsrmmummmuimsmsmsmmlmmsmmmmumn maumumummumd MR BOOKS AND GREETING CARDS Semhower s Bookshop VA 0-304! CHICKEN IN THE BASKET Glenwood Ave. at Fve Ponts ' Specal Dnners 75c 8: Up lso Chcken, Steaks, Chops 8. Seafood. Take Out-Servce For The Home, Partes 8. Pcncs Open 1 l A.M. to. 8:30 P.M. Closed Mondays POST-GRAD SLACKS BY H-l-S AT Hllsbono at State College J From 'he Rado Tubes _, By Kent Watson Attenton all burners of the mdnght ol WKNC features good study musc untl 1:20 a.m. weekdays. Mood musc s fear, tured on Musc.Into the HARDWARE 2900 Hllboro St. Tngle Students Always Welcome Complete Household Needs Lucky Strke Musc, heard at 8:45 p.m. weekdays, wll feature these artsts on future programs: March 19, Duke Ellngton; March 20, musc from the College Unon Platter Party; March 23, Rosemary Clooney; and March 24, Stan Kenton. on Nghtwatch, runnng from 1:00 a.m. untl 8:30 a.m. on, March 25. Also, programmng 9 wll contnue straght through untl 1:45pm. on Wednesday afternoon. If you are up Tuesday Mt, dong a fnal lab report, or As a fnal floursh before the kllng tme, jon WKNC jg-"pr Easter holdays, WKNC wll musc on Nghtwatch, all feature musc through the nght, nght on March GRADUATING? NEED INSURANCE? Student See One of Our Representatves WILSON WHITAKER LE. BILL BERRYH ILLeEj. noose NEWBY Ag. Eng. Plllllllll LIFE INSURANCE CO. HARRY E. BROWN AGENCY, Day Phone N htphone' UEHM HllshoroStreet 0 E aoooodeeeeeeoeeeseeoooeeeeeeeeseeseeeaeeseeseeeeeeeeoeeeeo A Campus-to-Career Case Hstory "Don Myers analyzes a recorded trouble ndcaton wt A members of hs central ofcc force. You keep rlght on "graduatlng" In a Bell Telephone career. Here's proot. Donald L. Myers, BS. n Cvl Engneerng, Unversty of Maryland, 54, s typ- smaller ofce servng 6000 telephones. hs /..' GOLD QUART: SPORTSWLAR Don stepped nto these supervsory ro ao ac v l..,hl_y,., cal of many young college graduates n.- postons after less than 3 years of actual the Bell Telephone Companes. Don manages test center operatons at the Arlng- telephone experence. (He has sandwched a two-year mltary htch nto hs MALI-QUART: v z} \. ; ro aa os. ton, Vrgna, oflce of The Chesapeake l. \. record snce jonng the company n & Potomac Telephone Company. He so oz. means 1954.) Prevously, whle on the Plant supervses 9 people. as. Engneerng staff, he planned crcuts between telephone exchanges and expanson SeeChrls '_ I n. _1 We mantan equpment and facltes atthe 7/.) : j records on the 61,000 telephones served of facltes to meet future growth. He by ths oflce and are responsble for handlng customer trouble reports and dscutry of central offce swtchng equp- also studed the hghly complcamd cr- Subway Tavern INK use» D. patchng reparman, Don explans. But TI sues ment and ts memory and routng Post-Grad. one of our most mportant jobs s locatng potental trouble condtons before functons. I 7* Slacks Where does our he customers servce s go afected. from here? It de- General Auto Reparng.. pends mostlyon Don. But one thng looks n... M g pm These trousers are m n In my prewous assgnment I was m sure: contnuous growth n the ndustry Hm 1'. comfortable» m charge of the group responsble for the wll create advancement opportuntes Aecessereset All '0. Cytowuhandrealstloany mantenance of swtchng. equpment at for hlm and young men lke hm who AIL you GUARANTEED That's true at all suburban McLean, Vrgna. Ths was a have what t takes to get ahead. Wcmmwfl sportswearthathearstho 3 n r s label. At men's Yurborough that! 'mm shop: 1 Ths s not just the story of Don Myers... many college men lke any. WWW hm are movng ahead n telephone careers. See for yourself ' mm, am what your future wth the telephone" company mght be lke. IILL... 8 Me Amue TE 2-68 W M Talk wth the Bell ntervewer when he vsts your campus and THLIPHONI, Across Street from Old Locaton.. read the Bell Telephone booklet on fle n your Placeden't Oflu. coast-auras -. g -.QCCOCOOOICC-DIOIOODCI O...O...C...I.. _...,u.4...

7 .. was... we Aw-4 Wu'»v..~_n.u 4..u. ~ _ ' At The College Unon By Oscar Taylor Prepare yourself for the future. You must have a wellrounded educaton f you are to last n ths present world. You must back up the knowledge of t your nterest feld wth other 'r subjects. Ths wll help to mprove your mnd so that you wll be able to adapt yourself to the stuatons that may arse n the home, on the job, or n socety. Ths s the College Unon functon. The College Unon must try to present programs that wll help n the extracurrcular actvtes. Attend the College Unon events. Ths wll alter some help n the preparaton for the future. You are not asked to attend all of the events, but by attendng some you wll mprove your future stand n lfe. You can not reman statc you must be dynamc and move upward. Progress must be made. The College Unon ofers a program that can help to create a background for the student. Provdng cultural, socal, and recreatonal actvtes, the College Unon strves to help the student reach a goal that may have been set by hmself. Drop nto the College Unon and see what s happenng. read the calendar, look at the posters - take the ntatve along wth the charmen, the commttees, the Board of Drectors, and the staff do not be dle for the world wll pass you by. The college Unon wll place a suggeston box at the man desk n the very near future. so ths to offer suggestons to the commttees so that the program can be mproved. f you want better programs, lend a musc from the musc lbrary n hand by helpng us to fnd out the College Unon. Ths wll be Accelerated Math Course Offered what type of program s wanted. the new style of program for The College Unon, wants the each Sunday. A group of 62 senors n freshmen, Dr. Cell sad the Mathematcs s at the bent student to receve hs ffteen Start takng pctures for the North Carolna hgh schools, classes of superor students wll advanced study n dollars back n good programs. Sprng Photo Contest to be sponsored by the Photography Com- College next fall, have been matcs durng only four regular physcal and natural seeucn, who are plannng to enter State fnsh fve semesters of mathe- n economcs, n socology, h The board of charmen presents an nterestng balance of mtttee. Many sectons of the nvted to compete for places n semesters. In that tme, they wll and n agronomy. nterests feld. The board s composed of four fraternty mem- students nterested n photo- n mathematcs. rather than the usual 17 hours matcs s very proud of the work contest wll be offered so that a program for superor students earn 20 semester hours of credt The Department of Mathebers, dormtory members, 3 graphy may enter the contest. The nvtaton to the senors, of credt. of the students already n ths coeds, and 1 foregn student. To All entres must be turned n to who have shown outstandng Dr. Cell told the prospectve program. Many of the freshmen analyze another way: 9 engneers, 1 desgn, 2 recreaton, 2 Unon by Aprl 21. natons, was sent by Dr. John the man desk of the College ablty n college entrance exam students n hs letter: partcpants are n specal sectons n Englsh wth 'objectvee ndustral arts, 1 textles, 1 All organzatons should have By completng an extra semester of mathematcs by the related to those n the lathe- W. Cell, head of the College s forestry, and 1 agrculture. Ths receved materal for the Carnval Weekend to be held n cans end of your sophomore year of Mathematcs Department. offers a varety of nterest matcs Program. Most of the felds wthn the College Unon; juncton wth Consoldated Unversty Day, Parent s Weekend, State College also has accelerated programs for superor physcs course for superor stu sophomores are n a specal study, you wll have much better help expand ths combnaton preparaton for the sophomore, by offerng advce and help to and the Engneer s Far. If you students n Englsh, physcs, dents whch s provng exctng junor, and senor courses n the charmen and the commttees. may be obtaned at the actvtes Dr..Cell sad the superor stu- have not receved nformaton, t agrculture, and engneerng. and challengng; specalsm your chosen currculum. Ths tory experments are beng elecubd. mathematcs program, plus possble addtonal mathematcs The Internatonal Commttee of ce. Plan a booth and jon n dents wll be placed n specal presents an nternatonal dnner the fun. classes and wll be allowed to (See Accumm. p... s study n your junor and senors and dance ths Frday, March Gate of Hell wll be the advance as fast as ther abltes years, can be the bass of substantal graduate study n your Panorama presentaton n the permt. 20 n the College Unon. The theater on March 20 at 6:30 and In hs letter to the prospectve chosen feld of specalzaton. dnner wll be served at 6:30 8. Ths s a Japanese Feature pm. and tckets may be purchased at the man desk. The very entertanng. Do not mss. Length Move that should be Sale dnner wll be a combnaton of On Monday, March 23 Mr. POLISHED corron nternatonal dshes that should Ian Concert of 59 Charles Igws wll present an AND KLONDIRE IVY be very ntrgung. The dance nformal dscusson on the varous types of lfe nsurance -DAKOTA STATON wll begn at 8 pm. n room of the College Unon polces. The event wll be n SLAC. wth musc by records. You do room 254 of the College Unon. not have to attend the dnner to Ths wll offer an excellent a wooov HERMANattend the dance. opportunty for anyone who wll 4.99 Attenton all marred college unon members: the Hosptalty Regularly $6.95 Commttee sponsors an Easter Suntan and Grey Egg Hunt on Sunday afternoon, March 22 at 3 pm. The chldren of marred students are nvted to jon n the hunt. The event wll be held on the lawn n back of the College Unon. The Sunday afternoon record concert wll begn ths week by a change n program. The new pragram wll begn at 2 pm. and last untl 5 pm. wth musc. broadcast from WPTF s Festval of Musc. Part of the program wll be n stereo. From 5-7 the program wll consst of be buyng nsurance or who has nsurance to fnd out the facts about the varous polces. If you are buyng or convertng nsurance, the dscusson wll cover the straghtforward facts about lfe nsurance. Mr. Lews s the State Deputy Commssoner of Insurance so he wll be qualfed to talk and wll not be tryng to sell a polcy. The event s sponsored by the College UnOn House Commttee. VIII.TICII'IICIAI Hatus CANCELLED REFUNDS ARE seinc MADE FROM PLACE or PURCHASE All Szes Supply Lmted m Hllsboro at State Celege l Warren's Restaurant 301 West Martn "HOME COOKED FOODS" v CANTON CAFE Welcome Students v'v'vv-, CHINESE AND AMERICAN FOOD 400 Hldaoro St. TE EDWARD TIE, Mgr. M HARRELL'S SERVICE GULF. TIRES. BATTERIES. ACCESSORIES Mechanc On Duty At All Tmes Regular Customers Get Free Lubrcaton Every 1000 Mles 36" Hllsboro St. TE 4m: W F y. " 1 HIGHT CLEANERS LAUNDRY SHIRTS -LAUNDERETI'E( ONE DAY SERVICE ON DRY CLEANING Your Satsfacton 18' Our Frst Concern \ ACROSS FROM THE TOWER Chevy sums quckest goes farthest on a gallon I Chevy showed the best brakes of the leadng low-prced three n a test of repeated stops at hghway speeds conducted and certfed by NASCAR. Chevyalsowonovertheothertwoln a NASGAR economy run wth the hghut gas mleage for 6's and V8 s at crusng epoch of ht ova 55 mlan home Impala Sport Coapc lthhay Isswuymaasssum seeyourlocslsuthofzedchevroletdulercrqulckappnhsl esrhddlvuyl abltyoflsnewbrah-(wthmarellnlnganathananyotbclow-prlesdesr). Butwhynotstophyyeardealsr sand let Chevy do ts on sweet talkng! W *' cusvnom Watch the Techncan for a new re- scheduled date. Here'sacarthat knows howto get the most out of a gallon. And t s the onlycarnbfeldtobrlngyou hydraulc valve lfters n all popular engnes 6 and V8. Thh mean mother, quet: perlarmancs for you. 'l'hersaremsnyothcsdvancmlut achndamntslsstheemesacyof Chevrolet snglamsndthedspmd-.p-..._

8 ~ , "fshy... :w-u-u. "the van-u; soul s Funnest Sght at St. Pats Dues: Dr. Hoadley, head of b B. E. Department, teachng ear Placement Drector, Bll m, to Cha Cha Cha. Hs W: One, two, cha, cha. One, two, cha, cha..ialematon: Just learnedthtfyoucutboobrasntwo youget1000beaneswthchn straps! O O O Our State Department, I m told, recently fred one of the new Ambassadors. It some he ntroduced the W from Lbera as Snowball. 3 O O BS.U.: What are those noses that come from the Baptst Student Unon late at nght. Png pong or dce? And what's a lquor bottle dong n ther back yard? Oh well, I guess you d have.to fnd a par of dancng shoes to really create a scandal. Sgma Upslon Alpha Notes: The S.U.A. Roman Orgy party last week ended sooner than expected. Seems there s a local ordnance aganst feedng Baptsts to the lons. The Supreme Slob (Presdent) s wrtng a vgorous letter of protest aganst ths local blue law. Hells Bells, he s quoted as sayng, you can t do nothng no more. At the meetng ths week, n the sprt of educaton, the local brothers plan to show some recently receved moves. Be on tme, because these moves have such progressvely educatonal rns rs anicun Ate- 10.! Rnglng Brothers Crcus value that the wndows and doors wll be boarded up durng the showng. It wll be a stay af'ar. After the showng, when everyone s n the proper frame of mnd, plans wll be fnalzed for the up-comng house party at Carolna beach.. O From Fread(?):A local wt offers ths defnton of a gynecologst: A spreader of old wves tales. O t For Beleve t or not but Clque Unanmous s holdng an Easter Egg Hunt. I d go personally, but my rabbt s sck. t # Ptomas ne Palace: The College cafetera s losng busness. They say t s because of the locaton. Ths remnds me of the dog food Co. that was losng busness. They had the fnest dstrbuton system, the hottat sales force and a mllon dollar advertsng campagn, but they were stll losng busness. One salesman fnally suppled the real answer when he sad, The dogs just don t lke t." In other words, f the food was worth a damm the students would eat there. l Snow Job: A. C. Snow, a columnst for one of the overly democratc dalys, nssts that I m a sssy for not sgnng my name to ths.column... he s rght. A. C. Snow also says I ve got a drty mnd... he's rght. And f I keep growng, I ll soon have one to equal hs. After all, he s kn to C. Craven sn t he. Looks lke I ht a nerve when I made a suggeston as to what the A n hs name really ; stands for. To Present Four Shows RnglngBrothersandBar- ProducerNbrthspentseveral num and Baley Crcus, produc- months n Europe on a talent edbyjohnbnglngnortb,wll questandhredwhatthecrcus present four perforaaness nmanagementcalls thelargest thebeynoldscolseumonmarch number of star acts and crcus 20 and 21. noveltes that he has assembled Reportng ths Frday, Col- n 18 years." seu'm Drector Roy B. Clogston' sad shows wll be staged on Frday, March 20, at 3:30 pm. and 8: 30 p.m. and on Saturday, March21, at2: 30p..m and8: 30 pm. It wll be the only showng of the Rnglng Crcus n eastern North Carolna ths year, Clogston stated. From Ralegh, the crcus wll move to New York for ts annual stand at Madson Square Garden. The State College Colseum has a crcus seatng capacty of 10,179 for each performance or a total for the four local shows of 40,716. School chldren wll be admtted at half prce to the Frday, March 20, matnee performance. Blled as- the Greatest Show on Earth, the Rnglng Brothers' Crcus ths year s featurng new acts, new costumes, and a new array of new performers. WAY OUT (Contnued from race 2) ed to the floor among the cgarette butts. He just stood there, tremblng all over. Then he spun around and made a dash for the door and ran on out nto the hallway. I rushed ont after hm and chased hm to the starwell. Fool! I screamed as he stumbled down the stars. Fool! ACCELERATED (Contnued from page I) In the School of Engneerng those students from the Superor Student Program, who have demonstrated academc excellence by the end of ther sophomore year, wll be nvted to partcpate n the Honors Program for junors and senors. Specal courses n the engneerng scences and n mathematcs are open to these students. OIRAID A. PARSONS receved hs BA. n 1950 and hs H.B.A. one year later, both from Cornell Unversty. He joned General. Electrc n 1964 and s presently Specalst- Marketng Admnstraton n the company s Large Steam Turbne-Generator Department. KERR REXALL DRUGS mm res-sass _ Easter Orchd Corsage comporeourorchdcorsoges wththosesoldoshdos8750 PICK UP FRIDAY R SATURDAY MARCH SORRY- NO DELIVERIB Checkng: WE INVITE Savngs: 3% STUDENT AND FACULTY ACCOUNTS Regular Specal Convenent: Cameron Vllage Drve-In plus three other offces. Open Frday Afternoons 3500 to 6:00 SECURITY lll lllll Ilfl Member F.D.I.C.. (Wallpeck Clfl, Teal ll MODEL SUPPLIES TROPICAL FISH Crafts 8 Hobbes 713 N. PERSON 'sr. l The bggest chalglene, ' STEPHENSON S man has to face s hmself" RECORD DEPT. New From Columba. OPEN FIRE, TWO GUITARS SUNG sv JOHNNY MATI-llS HI FI AND STEREO Stephenson Musc Co.. CAMIRON VILLAGE Men and busnesses are alke n one respect, says Gerald A. Parsons, 30-year-old marketng and personnel development specalst. Ther success depends to a great extent on how well they respond to challenge. And I ve found that the bggest challenge a man has to face on hs job s not the competton of others - but the far more mportant one of developng hmself to hs fullest capabltes. Durng my four years wth General Electrc, I ve had plenty of opportunty for self-development. Challengng tranng assgnments at fve dfferent locatons wthn the company have gven me a broader understandng of my career area. In my present job I have the beneft of workng wth experts, both n establshng long-range goals and n helpng to acheve them. I ve found that workng toward future potental s vtal n the development 'of successful busnesses '- and successful men. Young men such as Gerry Parsons are mportant to the future of companes lke General Electrc and to the growth of Amerca s dynamc, compettveenterprse economy. Our naton s progress wll depend more and more upon those forward-lookng ndvduals who contnue to develop to ther fullest capabltes durng ther lfetme. ' That s why General Electrc provdes a clmate for ndvdual progress wth opportunty for ncreasng knowledge and sklls for all of ts cmployees, ncludng 30,000 college graduates. For t s only as ndvduals meet the challenge of selfdevelopment that there contnues to be progress for a busness, an ndustry, or a naton. kaourmod/mwm ssumu mcmc