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enter ia and disaster begins<lb />
the situation. The plot<lb />
anrav' I all ends well.<lb />
Campus Organizations<lb />
Move Offices From<lb />
Austin To Wright<lb />
la asi effort ; asake Wright<lb />
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if itfl as ate now in Wright.<lb />
En addition, three Bees for faculty<lb />
members are k : e.<lb />
Th ! Statlcnt Goeernaaent now has<lb />
a suite on firt floor for its offices<lb />
and meetings.<lb />
Verbal agreement has been given<lb />
:o President Messiek by the State<lb />
BuJjret Office that funds will be<lb />
allocated to employ an assistant so-<lb />
cial director for the college union.<lb />
Confirmation will<lb />
ex. ected soon<lb />
after which a suitable person will<lb />
be sought. There ia also a possibility<lb />
that a powder room may be added<lb />
on -he main floor. With these addi-<lb />
tiona plus the new arrangements,<lb />
should become the pride oi<lb />
all students.<lb />
" lents cards.<lb />
A: the first meeting the group<lb />
toward beginning work<lb />
, year's annual. According<lb />
 .ars they will begin taking<lb />
area next week, hn connection<lb />
� pictures the women students<lb />
ar required to wear a dark sweater<lb />
ataagb ?rand of pearls while<lb />
are to wear white shirts or<lb />
- I rotated shirts and dark coats.<lb />
ty members are requested to<lb />
I a designated day to have<lb />
paataui! made. Picturea will be<lb />
tain in the annual office on the<lb />
ad floor of Wright Building and<lb />
n order to have your pktura made<lb />
must sign up on .he poster located<lb />
Cortege Union.<lb />
The yearbook staff will strive di-<lb />
tlv toward putting out one of the<lb />
��BuecaneerV' ever published.<lb />
We quo e Lanaie Crocker in sying,<lb />
"We are triving to put out an ex-<lb />
beat book this year. We can not<lb />
�e successful unless we have the full<lb />
t rattan of every student and<lb />
y member on campus. So when<lb />
� arc taking pictures please help<lb />
us by being there at the scheduled<lb />
se we can take it and not have<lb />
: :eschedule i<lb />
Serving as Business Manager nets<lb />
yeai is BI1! Glovet of Dover. Dr.<lb />
John Reynolds is serving as financial<lb />
�idvisor while Dr. James Poindextor is<lb />
-erving as Editorial advisor.<lb />
Old taff members that have re-<lb />
turned are: Billy Glover, Kenneth<lb />
Cole, Jus us McKeel, Percy Rogerson,<lb />
A; i. fJagea, Margaret Heath, Eddie<lb />
Dennis, Jimmy Walton, .Louise Fitz-<lb />
gerald, Hattie Wilson, Shirley Al-<lb />
ford, Mary Elizabeth Jones, and Jo<lb />
Ann De Bruhl.<lb />
New members of the annual staff<lb />
include: Joyce Mizelle, Sylvia Jones,<lb />
Betty Daniels, Vinion Hewett, Charles<lb />
rlerring, Nan Averette, Ann Eliaa-<lb />
betl McKay, Margie Price, Lawson,<lb />
Marjorie Wright, Patricia Dunn,<lb />
Ilhvight Smith, Ike W'illaamson, Caro.<lb />
Brooks, Shirley Morton. Elizabeth Ann<lb />
HyltoH. June Miller, Patsy Wooten,<lb />
Catherine Aman, Pat Lloyd, Norma<lb />
Jean Siler, Jeannette Smith, Thelma<lb />
Swinson, Ray Lane, and James Corum.<lb />
Dr. Ed J. Carter, chairman of<lb />
the High School Day Committee,<lb />
requests that college students on<lb />
week nd visits at home extend<lb />
personal invitations to high school<lb />
janiors and seniors to be present<lb />
at East Carolina October 6. wh c<lb />
the first High School Day of this<lb />
year on the campus will be ob-<lb />
serve 1 Printed mvitations have<lb />
&amp;een mailed o principals in schools<lb />
throughout Eastern and Piedmont<lb />
North Carolina. The personal<lb />
touch i needed to make the day a<lb />
success, Dr. Carter states, and the<lb />
cooperation of students in extend-<lb />
ing invitations to their friends will<lb />
ve appreciated.<lb />
1955-56 Student<lb />
Government Holds<lb />
First Meeting<lb />
The East Carolina College Student<lb />
Government Association held ks first<lb />
meeting for the new school year in<lb />
Flanagan Auditorium on September<lb />
14 with Don Umetead presiding.<lb />
Frank Moore reported that the<lb />
Summer School SQtA appropriated<lb />
the Social Committee money or the<lb />
entertainment af the freshmen stu-<lb />
dents with the understanding that<lb />
the regular school legislature would<lb />
repay the summer school SGA. Mr<lb />
Moore was requested to present a<lb />
request to Billy Sharber, chairman<lb />
of the Budget Committee.<lb />
4Jpon the iecotifm�miation of the<lb />
editors of the college newspaper, Fan<lb />
Green was accepted by the body as<lb />
SGA reporter.<lb />
A committee of three was appoint-<lb />
ed by SGA President Don Uinstead<lb />
to investigate the possibility of put-<lb />
ing a stop light at the main entrance<lb />
to the college on Fifth Street. Serv-<lb />
ing on this committee are Kenneth<lb />
Bordeau, Jean Fisher and James<lb />
Clark.<lb />
Dock Smith requested permission<lb />
for he Collegians to play at the<lb />
dance following the foitball game<lb />
Saturday night. Permission was<lb />
granted.<lb />
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�j Gntratts<lb />
Shown ahme are Wilim Speight, Babul Eflwa�xer.<lb />
Betty June Davenport. SUy.anne Jenkir. aawtya B an<lb />
Lemore. drum majors and asajarcttei ml thi- xear'<lb />
Lena<lb />
Band Schedules First Proer<lb />
For Saturday Football (,uim-<lb />
am<lb />
fhe human heart pumps every day<lb />
.about 3000 gallons of blood through<lb />
thousands of miles of blood vessels<lb />
in the body, states Robert Wallace<lb />
in the current Reader's Digest.<lb />
East Carolina College band<lb />
completed its organisation t<lb />
1955-1956 school term an ia<lb />
putting the finishing touch. �<lb />
first home rrogram, which will<lb />
presented eie Saturday night, !<lb />
24 at th- Fla Carolina vs. i. ?<lb />
Rhjrne football game.<lb />
An organization<lb />
i cted stoden musicians, tnd b<lb />
directed by Herbert L. arter -f the<lb />
music department of the college. Ia<lb />
marching and concert prog:<lb />
members wear uniform in the school<lb />
colors of purple and gold.<lb />
Henry Wtutener of Portsmouth,<lb />
Virginia heads the band tbi term<lb />
as president Other officers include<lb />
William McA lama of S; ring Lake,<lb />
vice- president; Dotty Jo James of<lb />
Wilmington, secretary-treasurer; and<lb />
James Page of Williams'on, chair-<lb />
man of the maneuver, committee.<lb />
This year's band has two drum<lb />
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East Carolina Professor, Dr. Ed Hirshberg,<lb />
Directs Shakespeare Television Class<lb />
Shawn above is Dr. Ed Hirshberg as he present the work of William<lb />
pr� te the people of eastern North Carolina via TV.<lb />
Each afternoon, Monday through<lb />
Friday, from 4:00 to 4:30, East Car-<lb />
olinas own Dr. Edgar Hirshberg<lb />
gingerly strolls to his desk in front<lb />
jf the television cameras of WNCT-<lb />
TV, as the announcer dramatically<lb />
introduces another series in the works<lb />
erf William Shakespeare. This<lb />
Shakespeare TV series taught by<lb />
Dr. Hirshberg is only one of a few<lb />
such programs of this type on tele-<lb />
vision which actually offer class<lb />
crtdit to the TV audience. The entire<lb />
Shakespeare series�about 12 weeks<lb />
-is the equivalent of 30 class meet-<lb />
ings or three quarter hours of credit.<lb />
Many who havt seen Dr. Hirsh-<lb />
1 erg's Shakespeare program have no-<lb />
ticed and commented on the back-<lb />
ground of beautiful volumes topped<lb />
try a bust of Shakespeare himself.<lb />
In actuality, this is a picture which<lb />
was taken in East Carolina College's<lb />
� oyner Library and then placed on<lb />
a small glass slide that Is projected<lb />
on a transparent screen.<lb />
At the beginning of the day's pro-<lb />
gram, Dr .Hirshberg announces the<lb />
kfaaaci for the day by employing the<lb />
oat of the studio blackboard upon<lb />
which have been written the play,<lb />
-cene, and aot which are to be dis-<lb />
:u se.i. Then, the lesson proceeds, as<lb />
any of Dr. Hirshberg's former atu-<lb />
dents know, in a scholarly fashion<lb />
during which Dr. Hirshberg reads and<lb />
explains in thorough layman lan-<lb />
guage the magnificent phrases used<lb />
by the Bard. Also, Dr. Hirahbra<lb />
use of visual aids maea the Shakes-<lb />
by Janet Hill<lb />
pea tea n play being discussed more<lb />
easily understood. Before each TV<lb />
appearance, it is necessary for Dr.<lb />
Hivshrberg to write up que sheets<lb />
or himself and whoever the director<lb />
of the show is for that particular<lb />
day. These sheets contain Ikies from<lb />
the play whwh tell the director when<lb />
to have the set ies or pictures from<lb />
the play which Dr. Hirshberg is dis-<lb />
cussing flashed on the screen. Gam-<lb />
era I stays on Dr. Hirshberg untile�<lb />
according to the que sheet-�Camera<lb />
II is used to project the picture<lb />
scenes!<lb />
Dr. Hirshberg has collected pic-<lb />
tures fsr his TV programs from the<lb />
English department files which are<lb />
the result of many years research by<lb />
Dr. Turner, Miss Hooper, and Miss<lb />
Greene. He has also collected pic-<lb />
tures and information for his pro-<lb />
gram from the American Shakes-<lb />
pearean Theater in Stratford, Conn<lb />
from the Canadian Shakespearean<lb />
Theater in Toronto, Canada, from<lb />
the New York State University, and<lb />
'rom "The Shakespearean News-<lb />
Letter a monthy magazine.<lb />
During the first week of ths<lb />
Shakespeare series, a film from the<lb />
University of California was used<lb />
showing a model of the original<lb />
Shakespearean Theater from the<lb />
Folger Shakespearean Library in<lb />
Washington, D. C. Also, Dr. Hirsh-<lb />
Herg hoes to be able to get a class<lb />
o' students on his program before<lb />
the series ends.<lb />
Th plays which Dr. Hirshberg has<lb />
already discussed and will discuss in<lb />
the future are Hamlet, Othello, As<lb />
You Like It, Macbeth, and Julius<lb />
Caesar. The latter two plays, he<lb />
hopes to do in cooperation with vari-<lb />
ous high school classes in the area<lb />
which will be studying the same<lb />
plays.<lb />
In order to create wider interest<lb />
and variety in his program, Dr.<lb />
Hirshberg occasionally em; loys the<lb />
services of both students and faculty<lb />
members in reading scenes from the<lb />
play being discussed. Students and<lb />
faculty members who have and will<lb />
participate in the series are Wallace<lb />
Wolverton, Frances Smith, Marian<lb />
Evans, Pat Goodwin, Nancy Cooke,<lb />
Barbara Harrell, All Carr, Dr. Crock-<lb />
ett, Dr. Pasti, Dr. Allison, Mr. Dade,<lb />
Mrs. Agnes Barrett, and others.<lb />
Dr. Hirshberg graduated from<lb />
Harvard College and received his<lb />
Ph.D. from Yale. He has been a<lb />
member of the faculty oi East Caro-<lb />
lina College for two years and three<lb />
summers, and he stoutly declares<lb />
that he certainly appreciates visual<lb />
aids now more than ever before. Ac-<lb />
cording to Dr. Hirshberg, it is ac-<lb />
tually much harder to teach an un-<lb />
seen TV class because there is no<lb />
class participation. However, Dr.<lb />
Hirshberg has received many letters<lb />
from his viewers, and it is generally<lb />
known that he has a large TV audi-<lb />
ence. And, the most wonderful thing<lb />
about this class is that there is no<lb />
home work�only an exam at the end<lb />
of Dr. Hirshberg's lecture series!<lb />
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Mf Lemore<lb />
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will play at all home<lb />
� '��� ill present a i .<lb />
and other i<lb />
. "ff the campus,<lb />
at company the Las' I<lb />
to Cetawhs oil I .1<lb />
The home program Saturday of titia<lb />
will be i.a - I on<lb />
I r" and will include '<lb />
loehett" ad oh. "  .<lb />
lections, a coonskin ens aid a waj<lb />
wheels figure, an Indian i<lb />
and specialty numbers by majorettes;<lb />
and drum majors.<lb />
Phi Ma Iph;i Honor-<lb />
ai Informal<lb />
Dance In Wright<lb />
.� aa asBsssBs �<lb />
-f,ast<lb />
- '<lb />
1�ath<lb />
Educational Conference Meets<lb />
On East Carolina Campus<lb />
The first of six regional W<lb />
Conferences on K iucation<lb />
v- ich ai scheduled to tak place<lb />
North Carolina this month iva- hel i<lb />
on Wednesday of feats are '� -<lb />
bear 21, at Last Carolina College. The<lb />
ing was set for 2 p.m. in the<lb />
McGinnis Auditorium.<lb />
Dr. Charles F. Carroll, state sup-<lb />
erintendent of public instruction and<lb />
North Carolina chairman of the fed-<lb />
ral education study, presided at the<lb />
confer, nee here. Approximately six<lb />
hundred delegates from Bastaci<lb />
North C; rolina were invited to at-<lb />
tend. A staff of consultants and dis-<lb />
cussion leaders appointed by Gov.<lb />
Hodges articipated in the program.<lb />
The regional conferences in this<lb />
state have been arranged to give<lb />
citizens an opportunity to discuss<lb />
some of the basic and fundamental<lb />
isu hi education. Parents, school<lb />
boat I members, teachers and school<lb />
officials, and o her interested citi-<lb />
zens a invited to attend.<lb />
After i he general session at East<lb />
Carolina, special study groups wilt<lb />
consider six topios, which will be<lb />
under consideration at each of the<lb />
conferences to be held in the state.<lb />
These topics have been announced<lb />
a.t<lb /><lb />
What<lb />
accomplish In<lb />
we organise eur<lb />
� I ,y and<lb />
? What are oar hooi<lb />
can we get<lb />
good teachers�and keep<lb />
can we fi rib nee our<lb />
i operate them ?<lb />
a continuing<lb />
nation.<lb />
nee on education,<lb />
�nal meetings, will<lb />
h at the Memorial<lb />
Dr. Carroll<lb />
rium October 13,<lb />
i<lb />
A printed report presenting s<lb />
reaction and eon-<lb />
.mmendatioris for improv-<lb />
��� will be issued after<lb />
tasfsieanm has been held,<lb />
according te plans.<lb />
ia addition to the Conference st<lb />
' irolina, regional meetings will<lb />
be held a Fayetteville Senior High<lb />
p tern be r 22; Meredith<lb />
ge, Ralrigh, September 2a1;<lb />
Tor High School, Sep-<lb />
Elizabeth School, Cbar-<lb />
mber 27; and Randolph<lb />
io1, Asheville, September<lb />
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FKOAY, SEPTEMBER 23, m<lb />
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Long Row To Hoe<lb />
Donald Umstead has begun his. tenuie in<lb />
office as president o( ear campus Student Gov-<lb />
ernment Association, As president he is a key<lb />
figure in campus politics and his office is impor-<lb />
tant in that he will help make decisions which will<lb />
affect ail of us here at East Carolina.<lb />
M.uiy aie still awe-stricken at the fact that<lb />
Umstead is president of the SGA. Don wasn't<lb />
very active in student government work last year,<lb />
and students were astounded to learn that he had<lb />
chosen to seek the office of SGA president.<lb />
The majority felt that lie was definitely<lb />
wasting Ins time in competing against the popu-<lb />
lar Emo Boado ami the experienced Louis Single-<lb />
ton. Despite these odds I'mstead and Ins support-<lb />
era set out to work. Through their efforts students<lb />
learned �f his two years' work with his student<lb />
government in high school, his excellent scholas-<lb />
tic record, and his intense interest in finding a<lb />
solution to the lack of student interest in their<lb />
student government.<lb />
The objectives covered In the veteran's plat-<lb />
form were: t appoint a committee to work with<lb />
the campus police in solving traffic problems;<lb />
. trading c ncessions to the girls' dormitories;<lb />
a publicity program for the school besides ath-<lb />
letic . activating the Men's .Judiciary: more week-<lb />
end activities for students; ami a publication oi<lb />
a periodical financial statement showing cost and<lb />
appropriations.<lb />
The East Carolinian (Ue not question the<lb />
perseverance o' Donald I'mstead. We believe that<lb />
he will work faithfully and will prove him-<lb />
self a stanch doer in working towards a bigger<lb />
and better East Carolina.�J. F.<lb />
Students Abuse Privileges<lb />
As students of East Carolina College we<lb />
sh uld be proud of our College Union, but instead<lb />
some students choose to abus the privilege. Stu-<lb />
dents are reminded that drinks and food are not<lb />
to be taken into the lounge. It is a frequent com-<lb />
plaint i f students that there is never any room<lb />
in the soda shop for eating and drinking. It ap-<lb />
pears that many students use the booths for long<lb />
social chats rather than just eating purposes.<lb />
Right beside the soda shop we have a spacious<lb />
lounge, so why not use that when a group wants<lb />
to get together for a few minutes. This will give<lb />
main more people the opportunity of enjoying<lb />
that'short break between classes. If this sugges-<lb />
tion were carried out much crowdedness and con-<lb />
fusion would be alleviated in the soda shop.<lb />
When you do take the opportunity to use the<lb />
lounge, remember that it will only look nice as<lb />
long as we desire to keep it that way. As college<lb />
students we believe that you are old enough to<lb />
refrain from such things as putting your feet on<lb />
the furniture, strewing paper, and putting cig-<lb />
arettes on the table.<lb />
The College Union is just one of a few places<lb />
on campus which deserves attention. Classroom<lb />
buildings, the dormitories and the library should<lb />
also deserve mention. Destruction by students<lb />
often occurs here also. We are not making a very<lb />
good name for ourselves when we go around<lb />
leaving our own personal marks of destruction.<lb />
In the future may we suggest that you treat all<lb />
college property as if it were yours. After all.<lb />
the buildings are here for your benefit.�J. S.<lb />
A Basic Need<lb />
We were sorry to have to hear Dr. Blessick<lb />
comment on the pitifully small group in attend-<lb />
ance at Tuesday's initial chapel service. The in-<lb />
spiring talks by Dr. Messick and other faculty<lb />
members which the chapel programs offer us<lb />
throughout the year should draw larger audien-<lb />
ces.<lb />
Religio i i. ceitainly a basic need in the lives<lb />
of everyone. Ail of us need to take time out of<lb />
every day for religious meditation. The chapel<lb />
programs have been organized for the benefit of<lb />
each one of us.<lb />
Attend chapel next Tuesday evening at 5<lb />
o'clock in Austin Auditorium. You'll be glad you<lb />
did.�J. F.<lb />
Passing Remark<lb />
About A Traffic<lb />
Signal; Harry,<lb />
And Mosquitoes<lb />
Jimmy Ferrall<lb />
A<lb />
llll'i<lb />
I<lb />
ant<lb />
 SE MOVE: Kenneth Bordeaux<lb />
move when be intro-<lb />
lotiou at last week's St!A<lb />
0 ins'ail a traffic .signal<lb />
tersection of Fifth Street<lb />
the main entrance by the Ad-<lb />
minis ration Building,<lb />
The steady flow of traffic down<lb />
;  . coupled with the many campus<lb />
u ;u tag and entering the<lb />
main entrance creates a haaardoui<lb />
iii.<lb />
11  leaving campus are forced<lb />
'm a gr at ri.k when ewtering<lb />
tie not only u the<lb />
ff , at almost all time?<lb />
. . of the way in which the<lb />
ears are parked on Fifth along eath<lb />
side ol t e main entrance to our<lb />
cai<lb />
rivers ! a<lb />
us ihle to<lb />
 until our i- almo-t in<lb />
vk the view<lb />
 campus an! make<lb />
ee approaching traf-<lb />
the Rtreert<lb />
to turn.<lb />
A committee has bean appointed<lb />
nvestigate his problem. It is<lb />
- ej �ill be able to prove<lb />
, c. .1 of a traffic signal at<lb />
ec ion. If conditions remain<lb />
ire at present, someone is<lb />
h  meet with a fatal accident.<lb />
 I:w Controversial Currents<lb />
Voluntary Segregation<lb />
by Fred Davenport<lb />
Over most radio and TV stations in w<lb />
Carolina on Monday evening, August 8, 1955<lb />
ttn o'clock, the people of North Carolina heard<lb />
their Governor. Luther Hudgc. speak to ifeeni<lb />
concerning (be problem of segregation in taj<lb />
rUte. The speech originated from the studies 0<lb />
WTNC-TY at State College, Raleigh.<lb />
Spunking to the Negro and white alike, Hod-<lb />
ges appeald to the citizen for a volantarj pro!<lb />
gram of segregation in the schools. Hodges Hated<lb />
that if this proposed program fails that "the star<lb />
within the next year or .�� will be fate to face<lb />
with deciding the issue vf whether it shall have<lb />
1 me turm of integrated public schools or shall<lb />
abandon Republic schools Abandonment of tit<lb />
uesent publTb school yst-m wti'<lb />
poverty.<lb />
Who's Who At East Carolina<lb />
Active Coed Heads Woman's Judiciary<lb />
ACCORDING TO THE liters of<lb />
Look (Oc obei 1 Issue) Leonard V.<lb />
Ki� who is a friend of President<lb />
 ;kou r, and an authority on the<lb />
ident's affairs, will run a story<lb />
in the next issue explaining why Bee<lb />
won't run again. It seejns that he<lb />
called he turn in '48 and<lb />
insists that he knows the<lb />
that Ike has made.<lb />
Ma; be ilui ry's "giving<lb />
hellP<lb />
'52 and<lb />
decision<lb />
m too<lb />
nuch<lb />
i WAS GOOD to see Faye Batten<lb />
'Neal, last year's East Carolinian<lb />
and our former boss, when<lb />
ie droj ped by our officer last week.<lb />
t. .<lb />
� worked with The News and<lb />
server during the summer and<lb />
says tl at she was very happy with<lb />
her work. Right now she is doing her<lb />
practice teaching at Greenville High,<lb />
. will be returning to Raleigh and<lb />
her newspaper work jus. as soon a�<lb />
ber practice teac ing is completed.<lb />
Now that Faye is with the Raleigh<lb />
that make a total of four)<lb />
East Carolina alumni now employed!<lb />
y r Mews and Observer. Besides'<lb />
here is James Whitfield, State<lb />
E �. and former Eat Carolinian<lb />
: Charles Craven, the columnist<lb />
 one time worked on the staff<lb />
of this paper, and Miss Jane Hall,<lb />
w 0 writes the weekly column "Hall-<lb />
marks<lb />
"Green grass! Yes, the green grass<lb />
at Hast Carolina surprised and im-<lb />
pressed me most, becacse a few old<lb />
wooden buildings in a dusty field<lb />
was what li expected aays Ann<lb />
Bowles, this week's Who's Who from<lb />
Wilmington, North Carolina.<lb />
Ann's reason for comiag to East<lb />
Carolina is different and unusual<lb />
from tl e average tudetit. Her high<lb />
school principal encouraged her to<lb />
go to Western Carolina, and perhaps<lb />
this was her purpose for coming<lb />
to HOC.<lb />
When asked wfhat she tiought<lb />
about the school she replied, "One<lb />
0 she most wonderful things about<lb />
it are the people up here<lb />
Ann Jia-s a double major in math<lb />
and business. In order to do this<lb />
she will come an extra quarter dur-<lb />
ing the summer session. She has<lb />
made the Dean's list or the honor<lb />
10II every quarter here. This versa-<lb />
tile student is not only outstanding<lb />
st holastieally, but a leader in student<lb />
activities.<lb />
During her freshman year she was<lb />
secretary of her class, Student Gov-<lb />
ernment representative of the soph-<lb />
omore class, and vice chairman of<lb />
the Women's Judiciary her junior<lb />
year. As a senior she holds one of<lb />
the top positions on campus by being<lb />
Oliver Wiliams<lb />
the Lutherae Church<lb />
chairman of the Women's Judiciary.<lb />
"You might say with this position<lb />
I really get the inside scope of every-<lb />
hifMr" comments Ann with a twinkle<lb />
Ann Bowles<lb />
in her eye. She feels that anyone<lb />
serving on the judiciary must assume<lb />
an impartial attitude and try above<lb />
all to be fair to everyone.<lb />
Our main objective of the Wo-<lb />
men's Judiciary this year has been<lb />
to reword the handbook because a<lb />
lot of offenses are the result of mis-<lb />
understanding and misinterpretation<lb />
of the rules and he regulations<lb />
emphasizes Ann.<lb />
Ann is a member of the Pi Omega<lb />
Pi, the honorary business fraternity,<lb />
the Math Club "and the YWCA. She<lb />
ia a member 0<lb />
and ina' this d�nominatc�n is not<lb />
represented in Greenville the Metho-<lb />
dic CiSsrch has been her home. Ann<lb />
je�ys that this year the members of<lb />
the Lutheran Church on campus are<lb />
planning to organize a Lutheran Fel-<lb />
lowship.<lb />
"The only time a boy ha6 ever of-<lb />
fered to carry my books was wy<lb />
Sophomore year when I was on<lb />
cratches laughs Ann. She ell off<lb />
the steps in Jarvis Hall during seg-<lb />
istration week and broke her leg.<lb />
T rs incident is headed ffrst as the<lb />
most disappointing thing to ever<lb />
happen to her.<lb />
The n.ost fun i have ever had<lb />
was last year when I drove a tractor<lb />
in the homecoming parade Ana'a<lb />
ractor pulled .one of the floats with<lb />
several beauty queens. "This tractor<lb />
was like a wild asimal, too, because<lb />
it was my first experience with one<lb />
After graduation Ann wants to<lb />
each math in the Western part of<lb />
the state or maybe Virginia. The<lb />
she wants to begin work on her<lb />
master's degree in math at the<lb />
University of North Carolina during<lb />
her vacations. Being a math major<lb />
really has its advantages because<lb />
practieally all of 1 er classes are<lb />
mixed.<lb />
To you. Ann, we wish success and<lb />
ha; pine It is people like you who,<lb />
having proved capable of leadership<lb />
(�day, are the leaders of tomorrow.<lb />
puorrc acnooi system wti be a "double-<lb />
dged weapon" resulting in ignorsjs<lb />
and bitterness.<lb />
Voluntary segregation consists trie frV<lb />
choice f sen wls. It is known that the white<lb />
wan; to 1� with the whites and the colored with<lb />
the c lored. Whites and Negroes, a ike, shouid<lb />
strive to preserve their cultures and ivay of life<lb />
through a voluntary school system. "A race that<lb />
can achieve equality baa n 1 need itatlf ia<lb />
another race said the Governor.<lb />
A friendly and cooperative spirit can ban<lb />
about separate schools. "If there Coercion there<lb />
can be DO voluntary program. We should set ou<lb />
to accomplish this program in faith and<lb />
with every intention of carrying out � traly vu-<lb />
untary separate achaol attendance N rth Car<lb />
Una's Governor pointed out.<lb />
Cooperation, alone, can bring about this pro-<lb />
gwam. Coercion, either open or veiled, will difeit<lb />
the whole program.<lb />
The Supreme Court dot not forbid a dual<lb />
school system "in which the children of each race<lb />
v luntarily attend operate schools If -egrega-<lb />
tion doew come into being, there may be no<lb />
sen 'ols. A voluntary program will assure the<lb />
white and Negro as good educational advantage<lb />
as they have had in the past. Both races wi suf-<lb />
fer, but the Negro will feel the effects most.<lb />
In North Carolina there are 650,000 whits<lb />
children, compared to the 275,000 Negro children.<lb />
There are 20.000 white teachers while there are<lb />
8,000 Negro teachers.<lb />
Governor Luther Hodges believes that the<lb />
voluntary segregation program is the best hope<lb />
to this great problem. Rejection of this proposal<lb />
will mean integration or the abandonment of the<lb />
aniblic school system. The Governor tried to find<lb />
a solution to the problem and did not say as Mis-<lb />
sissippi and Georgia have done. "Voluntary or<lb />
tilse<lb />
POT POURRI<lb />
by Jan Raby<lb />
Around The C<lb />
round xne campus<lb />
by Pat Wentz and Lois Grady<lb />
EastCarolinian<lb />
Published by the Students of East Carolina College<lb />
Greenville, North Carolina<lb />
Name ahatiged from TECO ECHO November 7, 1952.<lb />
Entered a8 second-class maiter December 3, 1826 at the<lb />
U. S. Post Office, Greenville, N. C, under the act of<lb />
March 8, 1879.<lb />
Member<lb />
Teachers College Division Columbia Scholastic Press<lb />
Fiiwt Place Rating, CSPA Convention, March, 1964<lb />
Overheard<lb />
The scheel dining hall ia the scene<lb />
of many over-indulgences. The con-<lb />
versation we overheard recently has<lb />
t us to wondering about who or<lb />
are not native inhabitants ' shall we say WHAT eats there. One<lb />
suj pij<lb />
coming<lb />
(hie<lb />
Editors<lb />
Joyce L. Smith<lb />
Jimmy Ferrell<lb />
Sports Editor Silly Arnold<lb />
Sports Assistants Mike Kabsics, Johnny Hudson<lb />
News Assistants Jan Raby, Janei Hill,<lb />
Mary Alice Madry, Fred Davenport, Jerrie McDaniel,<lb />
Marjorie Davis, Lou Ann Rouse, Purvis Boyette, Bee<lb />
Mendenhall, Eunice Castiellowe, Martha Wilson, Jo<lb />
Ann Harriss.<lb />
Featurists Oliver Williams,<lb />
Pait J. Wentz, Lois Graddy, Lessie Gaddy, Jonnie<lb />
Simpson-<lb />
Photographer  J- D. Henry<lb />
Business Manager Mary Ellen Williams<lb />
Assistants Edna Whitfield, Jack Carroll<lb />
Assiotant Business Manager  Edna Whitfield<lb />
Circulation Manager Roy Askew<lb />
Editorial Advisor Miss Mary H. Greene<lb />
jUMmtDt. CttnteB R. Pr�w�tt<lb />
Advisorabotman M. Paxta<lb />
PxMM by Baafirvw PrfcHtar Co  Greenville, M. C.<lb />
TELE MOSQUtTOES are :ae num-<lb />
ber one troublemakers on campus<lb />
right now. How they gained control<lb />
from their brothers of the Culicade<lb />
family�the gnats�we will never<lb />
know. Many say that the large hun-<lb />
gry black ones which are plaguing<lb />
he dorms<lb />
of this section. It seems that they<lb />
were supposed to have bio, i with<lb />
Connie. With the coming of the added<lb />
the mosquito stories are be-<lb />
more and more plentiful.<lb />
: our favorites comea straight<lb />
I ie dialogue of Leon Uris'<lb />
Cry a wood rfu war novel<lb />
ie Marines:<lb />
hear say, cou.sin, a mosquito<lb />
(1 on Henderson Field and they<lb />
1 it wi.h a hundred gallons of<lb />
ga b fore they found out it wasn't<lb />
a flying fortress<lb />
"That ain't nothing Seabags said.<lb />
"Two of them landed on me last<lb />
night. One ol them turned over my<lb />
dog tags and said to the other, 'An-<lb />
other damned type O. Let's find an<lb />
A "<lb />
11.<lb />
The meviag fiagor writes, and, having writ,<lb />
Moves ea; nor all yeor piety nor wit,<lb />
Shell hire H heck to eaaeel half a Hat,<lb />
!or tH yew tears ween eat a word of it<lb />
Froa the �Tbabeyefc of Oma Khejyeaa translated by<lb />
THAT BOOK STORE CRfiW i� a<lb />
-mart bunch! Now they're placing<lb />
little blue slips in the frond of each<lb />
book asking you not to write in the<lb />
book until you are positive that it<lb />
is the copy that you will be using.<lb />
That's well and good, but then down<lb />
ai the bottom of the slip they adver-<lb />
tise Esterbrook pens  so thatt<lb />
you can write your name in the book!<lb />
THE LIGHTER SIDE: And they<lb />
say that each night, just after 12:00,<lb />
you can hear ole Ragsdale Hall<lb />
moaning:<lb />
I've been terribly humiliated,<lb />
Sometimes I wish I ware dead!<lb />
After a well-earned face uplift-<lb />
ing,<lb />
F males occupy my beds!<lb />
I needed a going over,<lb />
For I've been here many a day.<lb />
But mi take Old Spice and dirty<lb />
levis,<lb />
Over Chanel No. S. and lingeriel<lb />
hoy was telling a group of boys<lb />
about his latest experience with je<lb />
medical profession. "Yeah, I went<lb />
over to the infirmary p.nd that nurse<lb />
gave me a little teeny thing of nose<lb />
droj s, besides putting two drops in<lb />
each nose Wonder how many he<lb />
has?<lb />
There's No Place Like Home<lb />
Due to sickness, a sophomore de-<lb />
cide 1 she would cut Friday afternoon<lb />
classes and go home. She sent word<lb />
to her professor that she would miss<lb />
class due to a very disturbing sick-<lb />
ness. Yes, homesickness!<lb />
Wedding Bells<lb />
Seems as if there were a lot of<lb />
wedding bells heard by our students<lb />
during the summer. Some of these<lb />
are not in school, and some that are,<lb />
back as Mr. 5Jid Mrs. are: Brace<lb />
Phillips and Shirley Moose, Ida Rouse<lb />
Fordham and Nick Kornegay, Peggy<lb />
Edwards and Charles White, Jeanne<lb />
Pritchard and Jerry Peterson, Jimmy<lb />
Gaylord and Nancy Whitfield, Fran-<lb />
ces FLtts and Larry Rhodes, Carl<lb />
Carter and Patsy Pappendick. "Those<lb />
wedding bells are breaking up that<lb />
old gang of mine<lb />
Warning<lb />
We are well aware that the ar-<lb />
boretum is the perfect spot to study<lb />
the moon and stars at night and that<lb />
it is a nice place for hand in hand<lb />
strolling. However, we are also aware<lb />
that the arboretum is off limits for<lb />
women students after 7:46 p. m. Just<lb />
as a word of warning, let's .ibide by<lb />
the rules we have to eliminate the<lb />
possibility of the addition of more.<lb />
East Carolina Honesty<lb />
At the post office window, a senior<lb />
girl ordered two large and one small<lb />
book of stamps. The lady charged her<lb />
for only two small and one large<lb />
tention of the poat office personnel<lb />
and tie matter was corrected. We<lb />
couldn't help but believe that East<lb />
Carolina had helped instill in the<lb />
young girl the importance and mean-<lb />
ing of honesty. Do we sometimes only<lb />
think of honesty when it is in our<lb />
favor or do we always remember the<lb />
principles of honesrty?<lb />
Popular Songs<lb />
The popular songs we hear now cer-<lb />
tainly do cover a wide range of<lb />
thoughts. Sbme of the more fre-<lb />
quently played ones in the College<lb />
Union are "The Bible Tells Me So<lb />
"Love Is a Many Splendored Thing<lb />
"Mabbeline and "Seventeen<lb />
Summer School Queens<lb />
For the past two summers, "Miasi<lb />
Summer School" ha� been a freshman<lb />
girl. Jane Crofton, Summer School<lb />
Qaeen of 1954 has been wearing a<lb />
diamond for quite some time now. We<lb />
heard over the weekend that Ann<lb />
Allen, Queen in 1955, is engaged. We<lb />
must know how to pick hem beeause<lb />
this has proven to us that someone<lb />
else likes them also.<lb />
Consolation<lb />
After reading that only one stu-<lb />
dent at East Carolina maintained a<lb />
straight one average last year, we<lb />
have decided that we aren't so dumb<lb />
after all. Why we are plumb lucky<lb />
to still be here. We also wondered<lb />
how many letters are sent from the<lb />
registrar's office yearly to warn stu-<lb />
dents of waning quality points.<lb />
The Corpse Beside Me<lb />
by William Arnold<lb />
Night wits dragging into dawn.<lb />
My eyes were growing dim,<lb />
The town clock bell was tollinfc fcur,<lb />
A. morbid, tuneless hymn.<lb />
The friend beside me seated,<lb />
Was stamped and seemed deformed,<lb />
The twisted face, drawn tight in<lb />
death,<lb />
A grotesque mask had foresee.<lb />
From "Life in Thene United States'<lb />
Grey eyes were open, staring,<lb />
Unseeing orbs of glass;<lb />
He eat there, dead and tranquil,<lb />
Awai.iug History class.<lb />
T had to laugh despite myself<lb />
At the man who'd died a friend,<lb />
At the man who'd hased History<lb />
Right to the very end.<lb />
All night he'd sae in study,<lb />
Preparing for a quiz�<lb />
And the thing that 4 lagued his dying'<lb />
thoughts,<lb />
For hilm, no longer is.<lb />
Again, I had to laagh aloud.<lb />
He'd worked hieneerf to death;<lb />
The dread, the cruel solicitude<lb />
Mad sucked his 4-nal breath.<lb />
Alas, foul Death had claimed him,<lb />
Exhaustion was the source;<lb />
And yet, I felt him kicky.<lb />
I feit no tears, remorse.<lb />
In fact, tee thought struck madly,<lb />
T'was I whose plight was sad!<lb />
I hadn't lost the fear of quiz,<lb />
As my bright yoang dead friend had.<lb />
I still must feel anxiety,<lb />
I still muet wonk and read.<lb />
And cram and think and study,<lb />
And cry and sweat and bleed.<lb />
T'was he, the corpse beside me,<lb />
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pjygtei Meet Fir8t League<lb />
Opponents In Underdog Role<lb />
Lenoir Rhyne Here Saturday<lb />
i Ri iviuie East in 'he Golden Ra,tns celebrated rm-<lb />
L1, oifht in the firtt; ainif attack in chock.<lb />
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East Carolina'<lb />
Js coming battle with forming a constant V on the tanned<lb />
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Rhyne<lb />
Bean promises to be a crystal ball<lb />
a.lair, in that it may be a preview<lb />
of the North State Conference race<lb />
for the crown held by Ap'palachian.<lb />
The Bears opened their season last<lb />
week with an impressive 40-0 rout<lb />
face.<lb />
According to the unreliable au-<lb />
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Bucs Bow 9-0 Before<lb />
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On Pennsylvania Soil<lb />
East Carolina's Pirate gridder<lb />
Ui-til defeat, 9-0, in Philadelphia<lb />
lat Saturday night a. the hand.s of<lb />
powerful Wet Chester Teachers<lb />
Ooltege. It was the secend conel<lb />
of t e .reason for the Bucs, the op-<lb />
era r for the Golden Ram.<lb />
IityiBg an outstanding brand of<lb />
lit f naive ball for Coach Boone's<lb />
North SOate sojuad wa end Bill<lb />
Helms. The hu.ky ball-hawk exploded<lb />
West Chester plays throughout the<lb />
of Newport News. This would beCheMer fuUhack- and dumped him<lb />
on his face with a vicieug tackle.<lb />
Jumpiag quickly to his feet. Rig Lou<lb />
flashed a wide grin at the startled<lb />
Cutback and mumbled the words he'd<lb />
been trying all week to conceive:<lb />
"From on ram to another, pal<lb />
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for the fact mat Newport News is<lb />
repertedly a pitiful team, having lost<lb />
earlier 41-6 to another North State<lb />
squad. Nevertheless, Lenoir Khyne<lb />
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ill test the tough E.C.C. defense<lb />
nell.<lb />
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a ring small college power, Mis-<lb />
stanippi Southern. This game gives<lb />
little room for speculation on the<lb />
fhrietians' strength, since Mississippi<lb />
Southern i� an ouitsider and a rug-<lb />
gad team year in and year out. '�he<lb />
Burlington boy?, despite their cur-<lb />
rent loss, are still the chosen leaders<lb />
a far as most experts are concernad.<lb />
Klsewhene over the weekend, Ca-<lb />
KsHba dropped a 29-6 match with<lb />
and .here, too, the score<lb />
he chirped in friendly monotone and<lb />
trotted off happily to join his mates.<lb />
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heir gr�und attack almost complete-1 Davidson<lb />
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hc ��? injurei. The Monroe lad; Una. Appalachian, and Guilford are<lb />
'pulled t e ligaments in his left knee<lb />
and was taken out of action.<lb />
Other defensive .stalwarts who<lb />
� agued the Rams' running attack<lb />
� re Big U)u Hallaw, Tommy Wag-<lb />
all supposedly armed with the ma-<lb />
terial and initiative to take things<lb />
in command. Theiefore, the league,<lb />
a; this writing, seems to be untried<lb />
�nd �,en to whichever squad feegias<lb />
Mr Chai<lb />
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mar, Paul Popov, and Tom Mixon. ii cwference slate with � victory<lb />
The bif guns on offense for the and determination to continue along<lb />
K.CC. I am wure Milt Collier. Emo the winning path.<lb />
Boado, and Jim Heneerson. All-<lb />
Am. rica qiiirterback Dick therry<lb />
could not seem to click, although his<lb />
it jump-passes were the only real<lb />
threat to Wi?: Chester. The "Blond<lb />
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ward protection enough to insure<lb />
When the Baccaneera tTavelsd to<lb />
Philadelphts to maet tha West Ches-<lb />
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low (it is reported by an unraliahle<lb />
source) was very conscioas of the<lb />
the perfect aerials he is noted for. Pennsylvania teams nickname, tney<lb />
The two teams seemed evenly j are referred to as the Golden Rams,<lb />
ma ohed and played most of the ball and only last year Hallow was draft-<lb />
ed by the professional Los Angeles<lb />
Rams for duty after graduation.<lb />
Pirate Quarterback Mattocks Performs<lb />
Triple Threat Duties For Coach Boone<lb />
Peppery Gary Mattocks, a 5-10 experience behwid him, Mattocks be-<lb />
Snoothy from Southern Pines, is ag� practices in good form, givi<lb />
Cherry a struggle for his old posi-<lb />
W Chester last week. His fine<lb />
:vauI Coach Boone to keep<lb />
im in the contest for long, sue-<lb />
 . ,  r . � ,i :ontest, All-Amerisa Cherry<lb />
him famous, received the nod in the j<lb />
op Ding tilt wfth Norfolk Naval. All<lb />
through he game, Coach Boone saw<lb />
lit to substitute the shifty Mr. Mat-<lb />
tocks at quarterback. His terrific<lb />
I passing, running, and ball handling<lb />
tin re. He had served with the U. S. �<lb />
paratroopers earlier and played<lb />
sizzling brand of football for Uncle<lb />
Sam. After transferring to East<lb />
on the bench every time he steps<lb />
on the field.<lb />
Gerald Mattocks began his colle-<lb />
giate gridiron career at Duke Uni-<lb />
versity several years ago, gaining<lb />
first string position at quarterback<lb />
I vas very effective, at times equal to<lb />
u �p ui. rival and teammate,<lb />
SALESMAN<lb />
WANTED<lb />
game on equal terms, in a defensive<lb />
straggle. However, the Rams' effec-<lb />
tive punting kept the Pirates in their<lb />
own territory, not allowing them to<lb />
get their attack started.<lb />
West Cheater scored on a 6 yard<lb />
plunge m the first half and later<lb />
gained a safety when Jim Henderson<lb />
Throughout the long bus trip<lb />
northward, Big Lou thought hard<lb />
�ni seemed worried over the matter<lb />
of conflicting names. During the<lb />
hefore-game hours, the huge Little<lb />
All-Aiaerica candidate remained quiet<lb />
Little Gary Mattocks displays the<lb />
running skill that he exhibited against<lb />
West Chester last week, along with<lb />
his passing and kicking talents.<lb />
Carolina, the 165-pound sensation<lb />
became a familiar figure on Pirate<lb />
fields of combat.<lb />
E.C.C. Star<lb />
In 1!�54, Mattocks alternated with<lb />
Milton Collier and departed Boyd<lb />
Webb as a signal-caller. He showed<lb />
up well, attempting 28 passes eom-<lb />
. letinjr '22 for an amazing average<lb />
of .75. His aerials accounted for two<lb />
touchdowns. That was the year that<lb />
EwC.Cs Little All-America quarter-<lb />
back, Dick Cherry, was sidelined by<lb />
�.n ankle injury.<lb />
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.hat of his-<lb />
Cherry.<lb />
West Chester Play<lb />
Gary showed his stuff<lb />
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this Mattocks.<lb />
i curly-headed Physical Educa-<lb />
tion major plans to coach "a couple<lb />
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to go into commercial art. Ad-<lb />
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FRIDAY, SEPTBfcESR<lb />
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E. C. Playhouse Announces 'Darkness<lb />
At Noon' As Major Fall Production<lb />
by Pat Wentz ,<lb />
Do you like the excitement of the<lb />
theatre? Doe's the atmosphere of the<lb />
backstage appeal to you? Do you<lb />
prefer being before the footlights<lb />
to being hi the audience?<lb />
If you like to smell the heavy<lb />
-�.age make-up, or to feel the thrill<lb />
of walking on stage portraying a<lb />
personality, or if you like to do the<lb />
technical work, i.� lighting effects,<lb />
 rops, scenery, then there is a place<lb />
for you in the Eat Carolina Play-<lb />
oue. Thus organisation is solely for<lb />
your dramatic growth. We want to<lb />
welcome you in it if you enjoy any<lb />
c of dramatic work. We need<lb />
you because the Playhouse is an<lb />
organization representing students<lb />
on our campus and your help is the<lb />
onlj way that we can ever achieve<lb />
our goal.<lb />
Maybe you are under the impres-<lb />
sion that you have no talent, but<lb />
you could not possibly be more<lb />
wrong! The Ea.t Carolina Playhouse<lb />
will help you during your college<lb />
career to uncover and develop your<lb />
talent.<lb />
We iiave a busy schedule before<lb />
us this year, but when we have fin-<lb />
ished �t we will be proud of what<lb />
we have done. Join our organization<lb />
Information Needed<lb />
All ihotve students (.resident<lb />
and day students) w ho did not<lb />
fill out and hand in a student<lb />
directory card during registra-<lb />
tion, please come by the College<lb />
I'nion office and fill in a card.<lb />
There are several cards on<lb />
file that do not have the com-<lb />
plete imormation. Please come<lb />
to the In ion office and add lo-<lb />
cal box number, local residence,<lb />
and home address, if you did<lb />
not have this information when<lb />
you hamttd in the card during<lb />
registration.<lb />
Hooper And Flannery<lb />
Speak To F. T. A.<lb />
On Thursday night, September 15,<lb />
the F.T.A. held their first meeting<lb />
of this school term. Barbara Tucker,<lb />
presiden welcomed the old and new<lb />
members. She congratulated the<lb />
summer -school officers on the good<lb />
job they did.<lb />
Nancy Boyd led the group devo-<lb />
tional. Dr. Holmes led the group in<lb />
music and accompanied the group<lb />
AFROTC Officers<lb />
Speak To Cadets<lb />
At the fust drill meeting of the<lb />
year in Ausiai Auditorium Septem-<lb />
ber 13, the freshmen cadets of the<lb />
AFROTC were given talks on the<lb />
wearing of the uniform and military J<lb />
courtesy.<lb />
The meeting was opened by Cadet<lb />
Col. John W. Hudson who introduced<lb />
himself and the other members of his<lb />
staff. Ca 1 Major Harry D. Hayes,<lb />
Cadet Major Gary L. Scarboro, Cadet<lb />
Captain Cilfton E. Boyd, Cadet Cap-<lb />
tain Phillip A. Averette, and Cadet<lb />
M-Sg Laurice M. Hughes. He also<lb />
trcxiuced the new officers in the<lb />
detachment: Captaiai George B. Pat-<lb />
terson, Major Edward J. Maloney<lb />
and S-Sgt. H. H. Justice.<lb />
Cadet Major Harry D. Hayes,<lb />
Group Executive Officer, then pre-<lb />
sented a talk on the wearing of the<lb />
uniform. He told the freshmen how<lb />
iiit. riant it was to wear the uniform<lb />
properly. "Being representatives of<lb />
the C. S. Air Force Major Hayes<lb />
ated, "it i important that you have<lb />
everything just right when you wear<lb />
uniform<lb />
Next 'n ti e program, Major Emo<lb />
K. Boado presented a talk on mili-<lb />
tary courtesy. In his talk Major Bo-<lb />
ado explained that saluting was a<lb />
method of showing respect to the<lb />
lank of an officer. The freshmen<lb />
were told that this would be expected<lb />
of them if they went on active duty<lb />
with the Air Force.<lb />
and heiu us work and then we can<lb />
share our pride.<lb />
Thig year we arc planning three<lb />
major productions with an additional<lb />
production which is called the Chil-<lb />
dren's Play and is usually produced<lb />
during Spring quarter.<lb />
Fall quarter we are planning to<lb />
product two workshop plays every<lb />
two weeks, rhe Freshmea Play, which<lb />
is to be produced Fall quarter, will<lb />
be two oi. -act p.ays and these will<lb />
be produced October 12th and 13th<lb />
in the McGinus Auditorium. The<lb />
directors lor these two piays are<lb />
Bill Dixon, and co-directors Marcia<lb />
Forbes and Jackie McDanit-1.<lb />
The major production for tins fall<lb />
is DARKNESS AT NOON which will<lb />
with<lb />
Mis.<lb />
talked<lb />
Iris electric guitar.<lb />
Hooper, the club<lb />
to the group on<lb />
sponsor,<lb />
the old<lb />
things that must be new in the teach-<lb />
ing profession�mental vigor, moral-<lb />
ity, character, and religion.<lb />
Dr. Flannery spoke of teaching as<lb />
a i rofessiori "next to ministry,<lb />
most noble field<lb />
Refreshments were served to<lb />
large group.<lb />
Lutheran Group Organizes;<lb />
Baptists Hear Poindexter<lb />
The<lb />
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Dr. J.<lb />
A. Witluy of<lb />
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student di-<lb />
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Engli i; Departm d1<lb />
lector, and Aii Will � ,<lb />
rector.<lb />
Nancy Cook, vice-president of the<lb />
Playhous. bas appointed as talent<lb />
scouts Jackie McDaniel, John Bass,<lb />
and Jack Cherry. These three, as well<lb />
as other members of the Playhouse,<lb />
! ia.lv<lb />
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for talent.<lb />
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"Hell and High Water in Techni-<lb />
color and CinemaScope, stars Rich-<lb />
ard Wi kmark, Beiia Darvi, Cameron<lb />
Mitchell, arid David Wayne.<lb />
Tiie story deals with Red subma-<lb />
rines, a omic bombs, aid human<lb />
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fessional sailor whose only concern<lb />
is money until he learns the value of<lb />
human ii.e. He is hired by a group<lb />
of int rnational private citizens com-<lb />
posed of scientists and businessmen<lb />
to command a submarine on a strange<lb />
mission. The movie develop into a<lb />
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on science only, finds herself attract-<lb />
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story to a -pee aeular close.<lb />
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in Austin Auditorium at 7 p.m. On<lb />
the weekend of home ballgames, the<lb />
movie will be held on Friday night.<lb />
When the game is out of town, i:<lb />
will be on Saturday night.<lb />
Campus Calendar<lb />
Saturday, Sept. 24<lb />
Dance will be held in Wright<lb />
Auditorium following bhe football<lb />
game.<lb />
Monday<lb />
Rehearsal for Circle K Talent<lb />
Show will be held at 7 p.m. in<lb />
Austin Auditorium.<lb />
Grand Ole Opeia will be pre-<lb />
sents ; in Wright Auditorium.<lb />
Playhouse rehearsal will be held<lb />
at 7 in. in Training School Au-<lb />
ditorium.<lb />
Tuesday<lb />
Circle K Talent Show in Austin<lb />
at 8 p.m.<lb />
Playhouse rehearsal at 7 p.m.<lb />
in Training School Auditorium.<lb />
Wednesday<lb />
Circle K Talent Show in Austin<lb />
Auditorium at 8 p.m. �<lb />
Playhouse rehearsal, Training<lb />
School Auditorium at 7 p.m.<lb />
Thursday<lb />
Marine Band will present a con-<lb />
in Wright Auditorium at 7:00.<lb />
"Y" Vespers at 6:30 in "Y"<lb />
Hut.<lb />
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by the Circle K on Tuesday and Wi-dneKday, September 27 and 28 at B<lb />
p. m. in Austin Auditorium. Seen in the picture are Emo Boado and<lb />
Scarboro, first row; Ben Wolverton. Toppy Hayes, Frank<lb />
Nichols, Joe Wooten and Lera Cox, second row.<lb />
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Association of East Carolina<lb />
was t Septtmber 12 in the Y Hut.<lb />
Xhe ng opened by the ahif-<lb />
ing of the ereat Reformation Hymn,<lb />
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votion, weie led- by Ami Tucker.<lb />
Cues Conrad Sloan, Lei Caddy sad<lb />
Underwood, along with Jane Lin-<lb />
Danforth Foundation grad-<lb />
 Gardner, presented the<lb />
on -What I Consider Most<lb />
College During the<lb />
� ,�jn � - f the meeting, offi-<lb />
v . - ed, s follows: presi-<lb />
 .ia.e Lingi. Crina Grove; vice-<lb />
. dent, - n Tucker, Monroe; sec-<lb />
v m j Elizabeth Lienken,<lb />
��'� ; I reasurer, Perry Jul<lb />
Salisbury; publicity. Norman Pridg-<lb />
Wilson; co-a ��� i ors, ICrs. Charles<lb />
Risher and Mrs. J. O. Derrick. <lb />
The Lutheran Student Association<lb />
 meel tb i i con i and fourth Mbn-<lb />
ay rein- in each month at 6:30.<lb />
Shirley Alford, Forum leader, has<lb />
urn seMMa Di. Jarm-S poindtx<lb />
DOC Engli professor, will gm<lb />
summary of the current book<lb />
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U�. Walsh twachet col<lb />
BBfflM il Beleit, Wisconsin.<lb />
;r. � Lab supper n,<lb />
ler the careful supervision of<lb />
ah Bryson. �-up: ei el.a.rrnan,<lb />
Apex.<lb />
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i studenu will come by the<lb />
Cent- r ami vote for the "Miss BS1<lb />
entry in 'he Homei-omir.g Par<lb />
Nom � � ajre:<lb />
Rath Laasfter, senior library<lb />
�e major from Four Oaks.<lb />
tm serving m BSP preBidea<lb />
51 iriey ttasiter, present!)<lb />
Mmre� J. K.<lb />
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studi<lb />
in Kii�ton. Ifis, Uaaisi<lb />
� � �a1 : mijor a<lb />
� year's BSC Foron lead<lb />
Barbara Blanton, sister of Glo<lb />
�on. BSU Director, from Teach<lb />
' ( Sophomore Barbara i? recordii<lb />
-ecretary for the BSU Council<lb />
 rimary e lucath n rr.aior.<lb />
Circle K To Present Satire<lb />
Performance Of Shakespeare<lb />
On Tuesday and Wednesday nights knwn singers. Characters in this<lb />
of September 27 and 36 the Circle ;iav include: Mike, a tough guy, Emo<lb />
K Club will present "Hamt" by Bill<lb />
Shake-A-Leg. This annual Variety<lb />
Show will be held in Austin Audi-<lb />
torium at 8:00 each night and the<lb />
admission will be fifty cents.<lb />
This entertaining production is full<lb />
of dancing, singing, and laughing<lb />
and a few gaod groans. Your laughs<lb />
will be unlimited if you see this show<lb />
which includes many talented Circle<lb />
K members<lb />
"Ham-It" was originated when Ben<lb />
Wolverton rewrote the Shakespear-<lb />
Boado; Hamm?, the Grip, Gary Scar-<lb />
boro; Harry the Lip, Joel Farrar;<lb />
Hammy's mother, O'Brien Edwards;<lb />
the Ghost, Toppy Hay and nu-<lb />
roeroua other guys and dolls.<lb />
This annual variety show is the<lb />
club's main money making projec.<lb />
I profits are used for charity and<lb />
for running the club. For an evening<lb />
of fun and laugbter, don't fail to<lb />
see "Ham-It<lb />
The re K Club is the college<lb />
an play "Hamlet" to fit modern tdub affiliated with the local Ki-<lb />
times. The scene or action takes<lb />
place in a mvr' - night spot which<lb />
has a Rock and Roll band and welk<lb />
DIXIE LUNCH<lb />
A GOOD PLACE TO EAT<lb />
"Good Food Means<lb />
GoodHmkh"<lb />
wants Club. Gary Scarboro, a senior<lb />
from Kinston, is presiden: of this<lb />
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H.puLition of the United States,<lb />
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the Students and Faculty of East Carolina College and<lb />
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ways we welcome you as visitors to our plant.<lb />
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