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TTER GOLE
TTER BOWLING
TTER SPEAKING
TTER MEMOR\
TTER SELLING
SING WEIGHT
OP SMOKING
TTER
NCENTRA1
THRU
LFHYPNOs

   

Cherry Stokes, newly elected

new desk

SGA

ferent 33

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ii lot. I
onde Paco e so big. You
yyt n 4 senior d now
WY fe D> LTT PI :
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feg 4gain.’’ And one more of

   

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nately 2500 in the freshn
ition program begins
lege life

 

  

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( na University. To
some idea of the problems ahead
how to cope with them, to pro-
an opportunity for interac-
tion with students and professors
here, and to discover what they
}can expect from East Carolina and
‘what E.C.U. expects from them
‘Barbara Paine, an aspiring art ma-
jor expects “‘lots of fun and lots of
> | knowledge.”’

| But lots of work and lots of walk-
| (ing confronts these neophyte fresh-

JAI Bike . :
ENTS i as the nine orientation pro-
israms progress throughout the
\ ;summer. This week, the third
é | one begins, how many more will

 

   
 

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ies

IC STUDIO

 

   

t and Get as
; ‘t never walked so much in
+ 2Y whole life!’’ Their walking be-
enthusiastically be sure -
at the energetic hour of 7:45 in
+ ithe morning each Wednesday with
740 introductory meeting, continues
-3*ith an hour and fifteen minute
reading test, and then another two
hour meeting. Stopping along the
‘ay for lunch, a foregin language
est. a meet-the-professors session,
ad math by-pass examination,
hey meet in the night at fraternity
ind sorority houses. With the last
Meeting of the day over, tired feet
return to their rooms to meet the
st

gin.

 

 

 

Eager moving freshmen, more de-

 

abasic an active ECU student,

 

 

president, enjovs sitting behind

 

   

 

 

   

Th eon to

test

tested and met

much, but still as inquir-
ng ned as ever, parents
eceive an orientation, They
begin 1 introductory meet
ne with their sons and daughter
7:45, and, metaphorically speak-
ing, break away from them early
in the morning with parent orien-
tation 8:15, coffee hour at 10
o'clock, a 10:30 session with the

deans, and a tour of the campus at
2 o'clock. Thursday, academic and
iriculum problems are discussed

 

With iueas from books, past ex

periences and with schedules such
as these, there is no wondering
why Assistant Dean of Men Jim

Young, who along with Dean Mal-
responsible for Direction
1968, East Carolina’s orientation
program, says that ‘‘our prog
here has been called one of
better freshman orientation

srams in the South.”

lory 1s

 

 

the

pro-

Contributing to its success are
Bill Mosier, John Meares. and Jim
my Green, tri-captains of the coun-
<elors advising the students
be. Apparently those advising have

to-

established quite a rapport with
these new students. When asked
about her advisor, Tracy Lwinn of

Youngville, N.C. replied, ‘‘He was
cool as Hell!’ She also volunteer-
ed this comment about her curricu-
jum, “I was disappointed because
{ couldn't have as many electives
I wanted. That's the main rea-

his

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After

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, ice-presi-
of 51

D gular
SGA, won

60 p nt vote

Davi ncumbent Treas-
the elec-

¢ Bl University
man Campaign
Stoke I am excep-

| Orientation Draws Reaction
| From Multitude Of Freshmen

 

      

) f to
! uff. Its just
as high school, the

 

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He ‘her ad-

 

) to take. It
ke fi t's not enough
un dull.’ For the counse-
ors there is never a dull moment.
i! imazing. They want every-

 

 

to be perfect,’’ said Bill Mos-

ier, who further explaimed that as
counselors, “‘We try to relate to
them,’’ and answer their questions
which are asked ‘‘so fast, we can’t
answer them."’ Bill added that
these new freshmen are concerned

ith what they take and that they

are amazed at the student govern-

 

ment, its judicial system, and its
vudget, especiaily the entertain-
ment auowance.

made it

 

 

i

 

s “Ss en during orientation
“4s incoming fre hm
instructs ine

Such amazement is pervasive a-
mg entering freshmen and is
en expression in this reflection.
You look at all those people —
nd they just look so wise. They
this long. I wonder if I’
(Yep lite

 

 

Attention

Applications for positions on
the Men’s and Women’s Judici-
aries are now being accepted
in the SGA secretary’s office
on the third floor of Wright
Building. Applicants must be
full time students who have a
“Cc” average, and must be en-
rolled for both sessions, except
for alternates, who may be se-
lected for one session. Friday
afternoon will be the deadline

for application.

meetings.

Carolina

 

 

to

mn in

Last Carolinian

East

University

Greenville, N. C., Thursday, June 27, 1968

 

Stokes Wins Prexy
arty Sweep

glad that the voters voiced

the

support

juring the

lor

continuation

  

umme}

Student

They

 
 
 
  

 

 

f nember

er UP), Dottie

van Smith (UP), Janice
-rince T. Olver, Pat Mont-
omery (UP), Steve Michael, Janet
Hollimon (UP) Gary Gasperin
UP), Nannette Briadweli ‘UP
ind Courtney Andrews (SP)

Concerning the election, Cherry
Stokes, newly elected SCA pr -
dent said,, ‘‘The turnout for

 

elections showed that the n

 

 

 

of the voters wanted an
goal hieving SGA, which I
ry to give them
The total percentage vote, how-
ever, showed the apathetic indif
ence of the student body toward

 

their SGA. This apathy has al-
been present in elections and
vill continue to persist until more

than 19 percent of the-student body

Vays

 

 

cares enough to vote for their own
overnment.”’

RESULTS OF

SGA ELECTION

 

President

Cherry Stokes 435
Bul Diuguid 355
Vice-President

Chipper Linville 108

Bill Mosier 390
Secretary

Dianne Holland 481

Linda Plemmons 310
Treasurer

Buford Davis 681

Spanky, Our Gang
Set For EC Show

Spanky and Our Gang come to
paint a moustache on popular mus-
ic and they will do it free of charge
in a July 8 concert at 8:15 on the
ECU mall.

The group will come to East Car-
olina in the second of the Student

Government Association’s Enter-
tainment Series shows.
Their repertoire covers every

kind of music from jugband tunes

(Coney Island Washboard) to the
Country-Western bag (Steel Rail
Blues), to the folk-rock (Come and
Open Your Eyes), with stops at
musical comedy (Trouble in River
City), from contemporary folk mus-
ic (Suzanne) and modern pop (Lazy
Day).

Time brings changes, and in this
case there is no exception. The
group has made many changes,
trying to discover where they want
to go musically. They started as a
trio, added lead guitar and vocal,
Malcolme Hale and percussionist,
John Seiter alias the ‘‘Chief’’, who
also sings. Geoffrey Myers, who
completes the present quintet,
plays bass guitar and sings.

After the success of their first
single, ‘‘Sunday Will Never Be the
Same,”’ the group was not happy
doing the same material over and
over again only because it was
successful. They wanted to branch
out in all musical directions, and
because of this they have just re-
cently announced to the trade pa-
pers the signing of their new in-
dependent producers, Stuart Scharf
and Bob Dorough.

The group declared, ‘“‘We do uot
want to be put into any one musical
bag. We want to sing songs we
dig.’’ Mercury Records backed them
to the hilt.

SPANKY AND OUR GANG spend
most of their time playing our
college campuses across the na-
tion. They do a great deal of tele-
vision including Ed Sullivan, Holly-
wood Palace, The John Davidson
Special, The Tonight Show and
many others. From the reaction
of their record sales and personal
appearances, they have lived up to
everyone’s expectati

 

 

 

              
                 
     

   
     
       
          
 
 
      
       
        
       

           
                
             
       
         
          
     
    
    
  
 
 
 
  
   
   
 
   
   
   
  
   
   
 
  
  
    
   
 
  
    
   
  
 
     
  
 
   
 
  
  
   
 
 
  
   
 
  
  
    
  
 
  
  
 
  
  
  
  
  
  
 

 

Chloe Crawford, an 18-year-old
coed from Goldsboro, N. C.,
been chosen as this weeks ‘’Girl-of-
the-Week"”” by the EAST CARO-
LINIAN staff. Miss Crawford a
Sophomore, and majoring
English.

has

is
in

SSS

There wil be a showing of
the official East Carolina Uni-
versity ..ass ring Tuesday, July
9 in the C.U. lobby. Orders will
also be taken at the showing,
which lasts from 9 a.m. to 4
p.m. Students must have at
least 96 hours in order to place
orders,

 

Richardson Plan
Builds Leadership

Bast
started an extracurricular program
to develop the leadership abilities

Carolina University has

of rising sophomores. The pro-
gram, Supported by grants from
the Richardson Foundation, now in-
volves eleven students and will in-
voke about the same numver_ in
each future year.

The program employs the lead-
ership trainees in summer intern-
ship projects, which are outside
the student's area of specialization
i school. Dr. Albert K Conley,
ECU business professor who is co-
ordinator of the program, said
that the Richardson Foundation
program is meant to fit in with
the University’s other programs
that aim to develop leadership. He
said that money from the program
is available to help other groups
at the University carry out projects
complementary to the Richardson
program.

The intention guiding the pro-
Sram is to develop a knowledge of
problems in other fields that con-
front those who seem likely to
succeed in their own special! areas
of interest. ;

It is assumed that those who thus
Succeed in their own fields will
have time to be leaders and will be
benefitted personally from the
broader experence.

Whitney Hadden, whose summer
internship program is the compari-
son of Student Government con-
stitutions of about 70 different
schools, thinks the internship pro-
gram is valuable to him. As a re-
sult of his research, he has found
that several schools can not send
a copy of their Student Government
constitution, due to revisions being Is
made. He considers this significant '
because it shows that students are
interested in the operation of their
respective SGA, as demonstrated
by its revision.
   

 
  
  

L968

Yet Another Chapter — !

| hanks For Support

Oe aoe coca sf Phanks For Support

For A Job Well Done

@ East Carolinian | -

Mast Carslinn Univeceity

 
 

   

ECL Salutes Fifth
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Miss Elisa Annette Johnson won the
Mi Johnson was one of four ECU ¢
ee udging

EC Sophomore Wins Crown ovens oie ee 7
In Annual Mi cuenta

 

   

liy
lina 0

lotte

The brown-haired beauty queen
whose one-} reign will
rupt her studies at ECU, competed
as Miss New Bern. She is the
daughter of Mr. and M: Carl D
Johnson of New Bern

She will represent the state in
the Miss America contest in Atlan-
tic City, N. J., in September.

Two other finalists, Shelia Di-
anne Fann of Clinton and Myra
Lucille Davis of Boone, are also
students at East Carolina

Miss Fann, a 22-year-old senior,
is the daughter of Mrs. Hazel W
Fann of Clinton. She is a music
major at ECU.

  

 

   

 

 

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tThis Coupon good for 14

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Starts THURSDAY
“SWEET
NOVEMBER”
Starring
SANDY DENNIS

Siarts SUNDAY
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BRIGADE”

Starring

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t Carolinian—Thursday,

J une 27, 1968

._. New Record Shop
S — Gives ID Special
For EC Students

By BETH FOSTER

‘Sounds Unlimited!!!’ The sound
hat caters to the univ ty. Gre-
enville’s newest college-oriented
business is Sounds Unlimited. With
1 wide variety of. all sound equip-
ment, Sounds Unlimited features
tereos albums, tape recorders
tapes, radios, and the new Mod
posters. Directing itself toward an
Fast Carolina University clientele,
the shop will offer weekly special
emphasizing either a fraternity
orority, or a specific college or-
g on a vol-

 

 

 

 

   

ranization. By operatin

  

ime rather than retail basis, the

hop can offer continuous sales

nd discounts *o any student show- Three ECU coeds refresh themselves during the watermelor por
Spon-

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Recently opened, Sour

 

   
  

  

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sored by the Student Union
go, Wynne is familiar w
Carolina. He operates the of

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1aged by Smith
Pert V ‘ to ¢
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g F - . i Student
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By REID OVERCASH er eee : loi tudent
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title Miss North Carolina last week 7 I e UP

    

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STEVE BENTON

 

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A Universty, and Steve Ben-
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formations visable on the

( Plain. Among the many

 

 
 

S pointed out by Dr. Riggs

he trip were ancient submarine
urfaces found in all the quarries
veen stratigraphic beds which
prove valuable in problems of
dating. Dr. Ri has
noted similar surfaces forming to-
day in low energy environments
while diving off the coast of North
Carolina, and believes their for-

 
     

   

mation to be closely related to
plants and animals on the sea-
floor

As a result of the field trip many

 

bnew areas of interest for future
student field trips were located. Al-
0, several important voids and
nflicts with respect to the geo-
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East Carolinian—Thursday, June 27, 1968—5
ecm oi alk ES OU AU creer)

Trustees Select Name
For New Dormitory

It may be of interest
tudents to kr
first 10-stor
named by
tee

ther state educator with com-
able position 27,000 to $30,-
according to the trustees)

solutions of commen-

 
 

   
     

    

     

novelist-
for his
Half,
y, Mrs
x July
Mr

 

 

         

        

wanes =a: SGA Presents
~ oe 1967-68 Awards

 

 
 
 
  

  

Recei ort tha Morgan

1al Te nination
€ score bed from watches wer
ly 1967 to 608 last month and message of the

   

or efforts by t

   
 
   

Scholastic Aptitude

of e s freshmen led to achieve university status for
d from 857 in 1962 to an East Carolina
expected 970 next fall David R

 

Unanimously approved a reso-
lution calling on Governor Moore
and the Advisory Budget Com
sion to raise Pr
ary ($23,000) to put it in line with

coming

pre

one

 

  
 

of
the plaque f
SGA Executive

    

Council
Lloyd served S vice

    

standing
Member.’’
president under Moore
Notices Other awards went to Jean
; vey of Greenville, ‘Outst
Hi Dolls! How would you Committee Cha an” J
like to spend your leisure time Young of Ahosk unding
this summer learning to sew! Legislator’: Howard Salenius of
Tell your friends and call me. Greenville and Chicago, Ill., ‘‘Out-
Alpha Xi Oelta House — 758- tanding Men’s Honor Council
2381. Sharon, Member”; Anitra Todd of Wen-
The EAST CAROLINIAN will GC!l. “Outstanding Women's Hon-
accept all notices of interest to Se : pea Rated of
the student body subject to the stags: Shien i Outstan wee
approval of the staff. Notices aes we ich Vv: ome pga a
for the Tuesday issue must be ane ee Males pers o ‘ eae
in by 4 p.m. on Sunday; and d bypataa Mets i era Rone eens
by 4 p.m. Tuesday for Thurs- diciary Council Member.
day issue.

 

  
    
  

 
     
 

 

  

Four other SGA members were
honored for their efforts by the
presentation of class rings. Receiv-
ing the awards were Steve Morris-
ette of Elizabeth City, speaker of
the legislature; Sue Yow of Dur-
ham, elections chairman: Layton
Getsinger of Goldsboro, SGA Treas-
urer; and Bill Richardson of Eliz-
abeth City, legislator.

Various officers of the university
administration, and outgoing and
incoming SGA presidents, present-
ed the awards at the annual SGA
awards banquet.

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6—East Carolinian—Thursday, June 27, 1968

 

NC Natives Sign
EC Grid Grants

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The East Carolna Athletic
The East Carolina Athletic
partment has announced the

 
   

Tiderton is a

   

   

 

 

  
    
     

 

ings of several outstanding N WAG: @obn ai

Carolina boys to foo ll grant hould be an

aid. The six boys announce 1 shiek wmoue

clude two who were chosen to play iagiva iG. @usnee

in the North-South All-Star g i wale

al 1 who wa cho Oo 1 ae

in the East-West All- ram oil

The list consist f two lineme i

two linebacke? back trom |}
fullback ec I

Billy Wallace

 

 

   

 

 

    
 

 

 

 

       
  

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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