The N.I.J.C Cardinal Review Vol 18 No 14, April 22, 1964

Combined Concert

Draws 700 Choral Music Enthusiasts

t.as t Wed nesday e,·enlnc pr oved to be hl~hb el\foyable for the i OO mu~lc lovers who cAllle to heat lht' combined conce rt of the N I JC A QlpPl'llll Choi r, di r ec t ed by Lou l( el b. ond the EWSC Symphontc Cll>Jr duected by Or, Ro lph 11nnzo

T he S)•mphonlc Choir performed flmt , pro,1dlnc excel lent enieriat nmeot with a va riety or selections , sacred an d secular, :i.nd ·• 1th two JIOJO VOICC$

Then the A Cappell:I Choir came oo with five ,;acred son,i;s an d a classic folk son&,

The Colle111ans a selec t EWSC group whlc h has jUS l relUrned from a tou r or Aslo , ga,·e a dclii:hl!ul performance t hllt was enhonced by cnoreo · cmPhY, Ute uncoiled Four a arc,up of men wl thin the Col· lepaM also sang two hurr.· or ous sclectlo115 from Broadway mus! cals

The ftnall' with bOlh choirs perfQrml u,gether, was comoosf'd or four numbers " Jcsu Prlceles11 Treasu r e," " Th ree Hungarla.n Folk

SOnttS." directed by Dr Marrt.o. "Blc,;sln v, Glory

Wisdom and Tha.nk>< • • and "Lilli!' 1nmcl'rt Lumb, " di· me ted by Lou Kelly.

w Kt>lh awarded the "MObt 1/tliplratlonal Choir

Ml'mlx'r " tr ophy to 1hr 6ecte · car, or the A Coppclla Choir

Sh111on Parriott and ex · p...,scd hl,- 11rau1ude lo Sharon for devoting so much of he r lime 1n lhe choir.

, Mr Kelly and Dr Manzo v. ore lmmen~eJy pleased with lh1• concl'rl , end Or ,1 mn?.fl l'XPU'HRI his wli;h

• fo r lht' A cnppd I n Choir to be t he gut'Sts or the sym· phonic Choi r In 01101.her such CODCl'fl Ill ChCnl'y nl'xl yea r.

• SB Officers To Be Homi noted Fri day

An upcoming t>vc•nt or In· l l'fettl tu NIJC sllldt'nls Is ~ht> t'll'cllon or 11rudent body orrtc<•rA ror thr coming tiChool

11,r m An ,u;Kt•mbly v. UI be hPld ~prl l :?~ In 1hr SUB n t which 11ml' co ndldnt .,,. w II I b•• nomlnn t l'd ro r both lhc, pn~tdency nnd l h•· VICI' ptt•sldl'nCJ Thl' ..,1 10 111a "''"k n ll f lmory electtnn "Ill Ix' ht'ld lo nar· ro" thl' !\rid lo not more t han lh r r1· candldntt•» for 1111ch orncl'. Two Wl'<'k!I orwr thl' prtmarY , thr clecuon ur ornc11n; wilt take place

eTQ be Pltg.tbll•, o cnndJdatc mubt bl• a rrcshman malntnln·

11111 at l,>a:, L n :?-point ~mdc avl'nl~ and bl' carrnna no ss than ll•n l'rt>d1t hours.

If your " hnl Is tn th<' r1n11 ", h·l il be kno"n at th,· nnml· ~attng assl'mbl~.

EWSC Ad m i ssions

Olli cer Here Today

• Kenne t h K. Kfflnt'd., 11d· missions otncer ror £r,.,-1ern

l\e,;htngton $10 1<' Collese , 1s

ti :>; ! JC tuday H,• "ill talk

111h nny tudents "™' mil.}

II. planning to 111msfcr t o £:\at Nn nnd who .,ould like 1 , hrma11on about tht' eollei;,•.

In terested ma)

Ch oirs I mpress Large Crowd

'By -Lows Changes In Consti tuti on Proposed By ASB

Rccl'ndl 11 change In the by-Inv.~ of the stud~nt body consuruuon and the addllton of n rl'solullon have bwn proposed by tllP Student Boo.rd

This wt 11 pru,·1dc to r an oiuller eleetion lln \larcb) of thl' ~rudent bod}· president nnd v1ce1>re:sldcn1 ro, the conung colll'&l' ,ear. In the IXl$t. only the prPsldPnt "'115 chosen In the spnns:. Th<' e:uUer clectton w III pl'fmlt th• n<•w o!llcPn, to become famJllar with then duucs before tl,e}· tnke otrlcc In the roll . The ,1cc-prestdent wilt nutomt11lcnll 1· become chairman of n social ncu,•tUl's comm!Uee , which wlll be composed nlso or threc rrc hman 11 nd three i;opll>more ,.111den1:; , a faculty advisor Bnd the Student Union mnna• ger 1'ext Ieur':; sophomore members will be elected this sprln~ to lntllate the com · mtnee. The fre:;hmen wlll, of coun<e, b< chosen In the foll and wlll cnrry over to the next yl'nr ond thufi serve a tWO - yt'Qr term

Agekss (.o/Qssi On F.aster I sland

Or~nlzlnJ o college runcllons schedule wll I be the purpos<' of this commlttCI' , which will bl' In control of nil recreaUonal acllvlllcti nt the JC Tbh, ·,,•U I l'llmlnnle the nect'!!~lt.Y or hllvlni,,: rl'crl'nllonol plans passed throuldt lhl' Studl'nt Board, nnd II ts hoped ttlol this wlll pr ove more soU!\factory 10 the college ori:nnJznUons and clubs

A Pl'Oltlllm and budget for lh!' entire year w!ll be proposed by th!S commtllel' 10 the Student BOard. and once P!l"Sed the committee will ns,ume the responstblllt>· or ll\e entire socio.I cnlend11r.

Requirements ror student members nre n minimum pude a,•erage or 2 0 and they mu,-t carry 111 lt10st IO credit hour;; Preshm:rn students Lnterested In oo,ns Interviewed 10 seo·c on the Student Acth•ltl l"> Commlllee should leave thcH names ID the office or with 11 studen1 boo rd member

1

Mr. Roberts ' Making Progress

•• ~U~ter RobNIS , thl' thret.>act play which will be pn- · ~•·ntl'd on MaI 7 ond 8 In !he s !JC ciutlltonum, Is comlna ruona qultr "ell.

The dmmt1 class undtr lhl' dlrecuon of Mn.. GlllC, Is bu! !ding an el11bornle se t for thl' plo,y. The Pnttu• s1age wtll be conve r ted into o $hi P with ladde rs , port holes cabins - th,• v. ttole ,11,rks

comers" "t the .,,.sembh toda.,. ··Ne• Cu:,tom,.rs'" .,.111 porua, the m:i.n, nutomD · bile acdd<'nt.s thtlt 1ncte.:U1e the need for pl:lsuc surgen •

The dmma clns, has :ill th<' l,e\p lhry need , nnd would like to thank ull tb0St' who ,•otunter-red thd r ser\' 1ce:,. The g11>up hope~ that tho• ,•ntlre studenl body " Ill tum out on Mil) 'i and S fo r the production.

THE N. I.J.C. REVIEW

PubaM,•d Seml-Mo11thty Ourin9 the Coll•9• Year

By JowrM li..-n Studel'lh •t ,h

NORTH IOAHO JUNI OR COLLEGE

COEUR D' ALENE. IDAHO

Editorial . ..

TIME TO SELECT EDITOR FOR HEXT YEAR

As we f".'iea r rhe ..>sang f ,n coll Qt.: ye-al', ll :x,comc5 1, me ro choose those ,. .o ,1, oake over a of n,e pos · ~· ptescn : ly held by 1now of vs who ore sophomores. Amano 1heso, positions :o be filled ,s •hat of NIJC Cord,,,.,J R•v 0 " odiror

Beforo groduanon 1,me, I ond my bosses ho"" •o nave som<,ona 1n m,nd 10 replace me nexr year

Requirements for th, s person ore as follows: must l>O a frnshm<Jn rh,s yeor , rec!>iv,ng passing grades 1n 10 credit ho,,r< (o rocommendod min,mum qrode overoc;io of 2.5), most be och1ev1n9 a B In English (preferably an A), and mus• be re<:ommeoded by colleg1; ,nsrructo·s os 10 reliability

The pas, lion of Rcvic,.v cdnor 1s not a nomo only storus symbol. It ,so paying 10b and os such should be performed ,a rhe besr of ono ' s obiliry As th,s 10b demands man) hoors, ""' recomme,nd 1na1 no orher 10b 1s he,ld or rhe some 11me. TI\CI ed110f con o•p.:,cr 10 ust'.' or leosr four hours barh the Thu,:Kfay and Friday before 1he ,ss~ comes out , and perhaps sevNol hov,s the Saturday precaed1n9 the publ1co11on , work,ng on •I>& Rov ,ev. Of course, ,r rhe editor IS extremely well organi,&d and hos o s roff rhar 1s also o miracle warl~r, rhis ,. ,•• ..,ay be scart<'ted 1hroughout rho whole w~k ~fore 1he pvb11co11on dar, I om nor 1h01 organized and hove heard 01 no e:l, tat ,n 1he posl .vho .vos Bur , we con always hope.

To really do a good 10b, or try , unless the ed,10, has eJ<tremefv well worked out srudv hab11s , rh,s person can 9,. peel o grade po,nr drop - 1hus the 2 5 requirement.

In pa~, years , rhe policy hos boen ,o use co-edi te<s, ant, bo, ng a sophomo<e and on,, a freshman, borh 1ournol,,m ma1ors. As there is a def,n,ro lock of 1oumolism mo1ors ih,s year, 1r11s ,..,IJ nol be o requmomeril However, os soon as poss ble ,n ,.,., ,06,l-65 collec;io renn, one1her ed,10< wdl be chosen ,thus cc,-,:,d11ors) and ,1 ts hoped thor this i:,erson .v,11 be o 1 IA'nol sm s 1uden1.

Any freshman student who is ,n•e,esred ,n th,s 1ob may r a 1 if and orroigo ior Ort tnterv,e or which l me I w, I on ,we r "'" q ,1ons COOQtllrmng the pos 11 ,on - Becl<y Y..rause

LETTER WRITER HAD IT AU WROHG

R •c ,11, a JC 1ns1ruc1or ro11> a lon'lr 10 11,e cd1·or of th, Rhv w , hoV< 10 di ,agree WI In ,·,ho· NOS said ,n na, lolle r.

Tho ,mmorurn actions and ooho1110t or NIJC 1s 1us1t11oble

Th15 , 1u•1iftoble be<:ouso rne s•udenr~ 11~0 II •har way, O"ld one, mu • p ose rhe ~ ,,:fen rs or 11,oy may go on • ·nke ond ovo rh1s 1ns1i:ullan of higher leorn,ng, And I en 1he p opl .,hO ,.,,,st 1110• col Ing,, ,tvdems oet mature would be •,any llou'1 t y evcrl J1.1~1 r llnP., r teH! would be no 1•udent!. 'lere !o or~m._.e and wcrlc: on ony ocr v1t1es But ! Ofi, c,f COurs•"' O fow f 1hc •.ms11 "''C) 1 not gn on s•rai<o and they could run •1-ie o nc• 1v1fl s. Vo I(,... w, tf"lit're ore alway:. O fe,o, square"".t Otound who 'la a ,,. or• pa,,•1b111 •1• And tn0ybo 11-swov

.c,r • fine, , be:-wsc ah,r al , on r oro only a f " PO<:IPI" ro no-« ho do or,y wcrrt, 6c I , t ' , loo, f,,,• hy

Next Travelogue On Easter Island

Gcz n de Rosne r, proCesslanal fl Im producer w Ill n11 r mte n co l or mouao pictu r e nbaul Easler ISiand on APrl l 30, Ea,;LN lslnrxl " wbtch Is the last tra,·eloi:ue t o be p 1esented this yea r, will be p resenll:'11 al 8:00 p m.

lo th e NlJC IO'ffl Tockels are 504' fo r adul i s nnd 35' ror srudems and will be sold at the doo r. JC srudenls arc admitted on thelt acll\'IIY card.~

T hou~h this nJm ts a t ruel! Cc ad,•entu r e sto r y , It ii; also ed tJCDl!oaaL MAI\Y tll,}b " tertes a r e shown concemlns En.stet ISiand lncludtng the, dddl e o f t he Cort~ to Ofly !eet tontr cal'\'1ncs round on t he lsland.

Mr. De Resne r, a oau,·f.' or HUDQOtY, Is the 11.uthor of two novels and has r ccclvl"d 11wanls Cot his educa tioonl p resentations

Anothc1 or Mr de Rosner•s programs will b<I ptl'Sented 11 t a cultutll.l assembl.\' Mil) I In the gym This wUI be 11 Clim on oceaooim,ph.r, and Is open to the pablic or

New Custodians

trike >NOuld t,., 1 would lly , caop

U or I Offi ci al Will

Talk To Transfers

\l r. Byers Crom the U ni ve r · sll\' o( Idaho w lll b e nt N l,JC Aprtl ~4 nt I 00, He will talk to thoS<' stu d ents plM· nlntr to trunsre r to the U o r I and will :u, ,.,,. e r nny qu esllons concernl ni: th a t college Students In te r ested mQ.l' co nto.c t Mr. Bye rs In t he Regls· trar 's o!Tlce Suppo r t Your A dvorthc.u) TI.e

Phi Theta Koppa

Elects Officers

Phi Them K11ppa ornce11 el ec t,'<! f o r next year art Severi)· BouRJtton. p resider( Bn r ry Slrmn , vlce-prC'Sldettl. Tona Puul , s ee1ctar)·. 11&11 Knmlln, i;oclnl-chalrman; and Pe nn y Bodine, hi sto rian. TII. n ew l y - e l ec ted otnc•ra •Ill wo rk w Ith the o ltl oCllcets tnr the res t o f this yea r and th!II ta ke a ver next Call. The nanual lnlUatlon bin· q UOt WIil b<' h ~Id Aprll 28 II 7 '. 00 I n th<' SU.B An)Ont w to wl s h<'s tu attend Or w elco me Tickets 11re $2.00 each o.nd may be pur chuel Cro m Sha ro n Pa rrio tt, P~ Peek Boll)' Seagraves, o,if Shramek , o r ans o ther acu,, PTK membe r

PTK Delegates At Nati onal Con vention

PTK r epresentnUves u p r ese ntly atlendlna a n1t1ooll con , •ent lo n held Ill Gfl)''a Hnrba r C o llege In AberdHD, Wa,i hl ni: to n Thoii e membe~ tll the con, enll o n are BeYetlJ Bou l!h to n, Barry Simon. Tool Pa ul, Marg Kaollin aod ll&rl B erg. Ml !>S ounmaan, facul~ ad vi so r, will llcco mpall)' lllf ' ;:rs J,; the second oaUonal PTK com enuon to be htlb In th e west: th<' fJ15t WU held Dt NIJC In l 9S 9.·

TYPEWR I TERs' ROYAL RENT · SALES , REPAIR Drek lllt & Typi• t S.,,11•• INTERSTATE TTPCWIIITER CO 4 17 ~,,u,- A•• • • ,._. ~)CJI

SOUVENIR RECORDS

" IC p A Recotd OI It" t'l>ooe MOhewl SS'2 226 sa..,"""" A.,. COEUlt D ALENE. IOAHO

Woodcock's Drag Stere Cand,es - Sund,i,u P,e>etiptions 126 N, Founh St • C- I',-

COMMERCIAL PRINTING CO ' '

L.ETTERPIIESS PMOTO o#:s5f P•o• <" D•••• r ' ,aa N , ,.,. s,• cc, Co c u" o A1.CNC. l oAHO..,,

JC Debaters Split With EWSCTeoms

An cxchans<' d•·bl>t• 1ow111i·

,r.1511 ..-a held \\Ith E11 ll'm

\\AShln'1,0n SIA le ColkJ"'

M>til 15 111 !'IIJC.

Th e JC tnam or p.,.n111

v >od,.lo nnd Bob L•·lsht r capwre<t ,·1c1art cs In bolh rounds of d"'llllte, "hlle finlll tubulatJon showed tbal ~I.JC

Wld E"SC <'ACh \\On 2'. rounds.

The a Ille: lt"lms from JC parUcip11nn,: in the tourna· mml werl! Jim K~l1eson.

CN:i I Kell y , Phi! Erickson, Harriet s1uer,1aff. and Jim Br<>ok Oebat" coach !or

SI .JC I Or. Earl Prldd)

oonch for E"SC ls HO\\Brd

Hopi.

Jud11e,, for the tournarr.t>nt

v.er, :.u. Chr1Stlanson. ws. Kltklnnd. Mr. MCF'llflAnd. and F' rank F'loRllo.

The teams dcll11L<'d a nco. style , us1n~ the parl111men1al')

Corm or dcblll... Each 1.-om

g Iv es Iv. o consuucth'P sp('eche:; of 11ev,•n mtmte.1, lhc,n srven ,n~1'11nuie dls ·

CUSSIOO $p('ecbe:o, and lJUlly a four mlnutf' rPbullal sum· mar)'. Thls ltl !hi' sl)'le

!hot v.lll usl'd In lh" up·

JOIH FRATERHITY Beu ~ S1rnon, Ju. .t H•ar s oludl'lll bod• preald••nt, and Clydl' ""Uer. 111 r )'<'at ,; &tud" Ill bad> \'ICt'-l]t~std~nt recenll, wrre 1n, llt'd to joi~ s1a;ma Tau. UI•' l'OCllll'l'Dng hononirv at the Unlveml:y 01 lrfaho. Al50 lertatl\'eb &'heduled ,.,, the ;-(IJC debe te i,,am s 1hr, coirpletion or the e~char«e dem 1,, ,..ilh EIISC on \ti} 10 r,l Ch~ne·,

'AN AMERICAN STORY' SHOWING SCHEDULED II uh.. wlll ix, lhc liP<'ll.ter or the c,crun, and ,.111 atr,o modera,., It que tlon·11111P'er J>ertod followi m: 1 t,,,, •bowln of '~' bin:. on, id s. J<Jhaso~ r SJJC emce,,s lhf' pro~rum T.>CI Fult n 111 In chAr~.,· of S<'Mlnc nrran;cment • There I no Chllt~• r r thla proi;r.im, and sine~ Ibis 1>1u· ttcular film ls orten prcM•nt"<I

ln hi ~h schools lllld colle~t'I!

tt u· uld undoubt>'dly b<' r ..rs t t t :-. UC students. Support Yoo, Ad,wcr1uers

MISS YATES AT WBEA MEETING

l

, '-\l: • Yu.h· rt-,1tcst"nh"d

S!JC a, •h• Wefitcrn BUM· nrs Etiuc:,11on•I A!«locwt1on met"una ~IJ.rch ~-27 ,n Sall Lake City. Tht• llS80· Cil\Uon lnclud , ,s all of lhc

11 cstem atni,... Dr. Wrn

c. l!Jmi1ttra1 or th, uni.or:

" 11 Y 01 S<•uth..rn CD llf<>mln was the ke,·1101-, 6P<'n'ker

w 1h 1 "Ethic~ In Bu.,lnC!5~ "''

Making sure you can "Fill it up" ... year after year

Our

M:my l)l'Oplc think that pelrolcum i. brou,rh~ OJ~ of the g1-ound ,imply by drillinsr wdb .,nd lNting tlw oil fto,, out of 11.S o,, n accord.

The fact jg, only about :!0' of the petroleum m An awraic ndd will flow "of its own accord" before th~ gns p~un,,- gi\'c out, and the oil Ho\\" stop.-.. If we gnn• up th,·11, ~olinc would not be as pie nttful. and the pncc "ould b,: higher.

But. St.md.ud·~ petr<Mum enpn~rs don't gh·e up. By suppl~mentmg 011 licld ga.~ pres.,ures "1th floods of water. gases. ddcrgcnts. vr e\'en controlled lire. they oft<'n mon than doubll' normal recovery.

T ns1sted rccovcrr" methods, deve l oped through years of re1.r•arch, are mnking new oil fields more productke, .,nd bringing new life to old oil licltls. B~irl b<,inl( good busintss, they lengthen our country's petroleum aupply.

Th.is is on, of many ways in which Standard, with 1t.s large 01! reserves m the ground, discharges its rc:iponsibility to conserve a v1t11I resource •.. to keep pi1te with our country'~ n1:eds ror industry, defense, 11griculture ..• ,ind lo make ~ure you can "Fill it up." year after )'t'ar.

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OIHHER FRIDAY

The i;econd year Home Ee cooklna class wIll hold a date dinner April N al 6:00 p.m. In the Home Ea room as a pr11ci1ce for t he collo~t· board dinner to be held ~ta,., 11.

PE66ER5 slacks

47 Hon or Student s At Mid -Semester

inrormn lion rekased by tile reg1suar's office lists ~7 rull -u me studenls 11:; do!ni; 3.0 or higher wor~ Bl the 111~1 mld-5emester, as com · Pll red wllh 4 9 at the somt time last year nnd 67 1n 1962. The only 4.0 :student "115 Bob Leno or Coeur d'Alent'. Other bonor student.5 were Sharon Bacus, Linda Bakes.

Mar(!l1ret Bers. Harriet Bl glJNSlllff , A11en Davidson , Joi;eph Ely, Elizabeth Fllchncr KcMelb Hcmmclman, James Kaczor, Marsarec KamUn, Fmnk i1albes Anita Mil)', Maxine Nelson, Vtrglnta, Odcmba.ugh. Nttncy Olsen , Ardis Peterson , Judd Reed, Judy Ronan~.

Elizabeth Seagraves , Gar:i·

Shmmek, Davtd S1.0ne Catherine WoLSOn. and Bonnie Wozow. oU or Coeur d ' Alene: Penny Bodine, Cln m Robbins. and GlrM W11ller, Po:,t F'a.lls

Lei.le:,· Le,•end ofske , Sharon Pa11to11. Florence Peek, !ill.)'deo Lake. Bonnie Brown.

Barr; Simon. Rathdrum

James Bair. llallace: Sh:lron

Cll r lson S0ndp0lnt, Dell>lune

Coon Samuels: Shirley Drees, Spirit LDke Lone ,1aR11r,

Osburn: MlchaPl Platter ,

Kello,:i:: Lormlne Slrnldns

Priest Rl\·er: uury Smith, Harrison· Rose \\1!son. P1nehun;c: Da,e Alexander, Karen

•,Uddl~ion, T on i Paul. Bruce Thomas, Spokane , Washtnrton. Guy Grorr. Heron , Mon11u111 and Jerry Olson , SBlem.

bull ruaaed slims with tho new A· 1 poc:ket. (single patch on hop) 1nd loops for bolt or sans bolt usol Tallored to "peg" you as a sh;arp•smart drcssorf In ruu•d wheat. faded blue a nd block donim $4.50, the new wheat •·t·r·e+e•h den· im $6.98.

At your favorite campus a toro:

Qrt,Rl)O, The Cardinal P~p Bnnd ti; l'f". 0 ntl) )'rf'J)Drlnl fo r l" o U'lp mnd" concf• rt.

CG Officer

Candidate Applications Avai la Ille

The Coe.st Guard announce,; thn I ctvtllan appUccmts !or omcer Olndld81e School that aze lnlNl'Sled In aviation ma,· be admlrust~red th<' a\lalion phya!cal e1nm1naUon, anatton qual1hcut1on le;;t, and Qlght apbtude lest prtnr to :,eleclton tr selected ror Of!tcer Candidate School the) "Ul be e;uamnteed 011:hl tmlnlnc prior to a»s1gnmen11o omcer Candi dote School

Potl'nUaJ college 11radua1es ma) apply tor omcer Candidate School up 1.0 nine months prior 10 receh Ing a dC11ree.

COOKING CLASSES

PLANHIHG DIHHERS

One or the reqwrements or the Home Ee cooking elass is 11 prtv:lle dlnn<'r gt,en 10 the student ' s own home He plans his o\\'n menu and entcnainm<'nl. A minimum oJf three guests are to b<' 1nvlted.

Three students are nov. ph1nrun,: :i. dinne r. They are Betty Seacraves , Bem F1tchne r. a rxl Ru,;,, Thompson. Belt)' Seagrave.. • cuests are Jud) Rertza, Bf'\' Pistorius, Nancy Patterson :uid Connie Lien. Bell~ Fll chners ' llU<'SIS are KathJ· Cooro" , B onnie Lytle, and Elaine Sappington. Ru:,,, Thornpaon',\ gu~,.1,;. all' Jprry Soho(!. Ro" Seefried , and Rlchllrd Boyd.

O.ock Bull•lin Boord

Slud<'n~ , a ..Jn r,•n- nded check lb bullellr board ror messa;es since u.nnounec•·nts ~n, not suppoi;ed I be t ,jJd<' <on th• lntorcoor

Over 400 Seniors

Attend Conf ere nce

Ol'er ~00 swdents allended the 16th guJdnnco conrerence held for NIJC dlslricl IURh «chool seniors ut NJJC Apr! I JS The conference was sponsor.-<! b) the Coeur d ' Alene Klwanli, Club the Col'llr d ' A.ll'ne Chcunber or Commerce. and NIJC.

Following a speech by Kori Buchman or the Wa.-ihlngton "ater Pow<>r Co lbr. senior.< WPre entertained by drama sbJdents presentlnJ o skit and by a men i. qunrtet, "Three Ge.,tlemena:ndJt>rr y

A lour ol the campu~ I\U conducted by Cardinal Ser· vice Club, PTK, a.nd SNEA members :iltN .,. h1ch the home ec studenca se l\·ed a lunchoon tn the it,·rn.

In connection "11 h the conrert>nce 11cu,1u,,s, the Coeur d'Alen,' KJl\unls Club ,,sited the JC t>ll'Clronlcs lab and "ere pr.,:<ented a !Al k explalnt ni: the electronics course b, \Ir. Siebert, head or the depart!Dl'nt.

A bo1 lunch sPrved to the Kl "ants c:<,mbNS b,· the home ec freshmen under the dlrt'Ctlnn or '•Its. Strom,htan and M1 ,. Gordon.

GRADUATES HEED

CAPS AHO COWNS

An cudenl5 ·• Ix> are PIJa:l blc, 10 graduate and ,. to ha\·e not Yl'I ordNed their cap and "°"'n n re asked ID nocl!y thE' orrtce

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BUSI NE SS AD STAFF AT WWBA MEETING

Mis~ GI lbert, '>ll ss Yat~. and Ml ~K Donni go n altend.-. the 111.'slern Washington Bu.lness Association meellnr April 11 111 the Ridpath Hotel 1n spokllnc.>, '

Robert Lewis was the main s p,•ake r wllh "f! o" Onod Te11chln1 Af!ecll! F\ttur, Bu slne:1s Yeol'!>" as ha topic

A panel con&lsUna or or. Thompl:J)n o r EWSC !llorrlf Pierson o r Kinman Business Unlver slly , Al Don!el!IOn or Spokane Commun11, Coltese, 11 nd Erne8 tine E\•ans a{ Whl iwonh dl scus~ed now busnes, tf'achrrs can better Pt•'PI re • tudenl:, ror the bus 1111' ss \\ rid.

Sal' Ml:Js Dunnigan aad Miss Yates, "lie enjoy chest meeungs so much We nevor mis" one." •

PRIZES AWARDED AT SADIE HAWKIHS OAHCE

\tara Youns and Tom Alklna. won 1he prlzh for bavl o.: the 1>1'5t costumes at the re,:,:,nt $1ld1e Rn••klns dAnce.

Th,:, prtzc i:tvcn lo )Jara wd a "tollet-senl pipe". A bile o r baJ was awarded to Karen Mtddl eton and her escort roi the "best-couple" costumes, All tht' \\inners receh•ed • £?1lnd pti.Ze o f cand~ kiSSts. Thi' women dorm studenl{ said that the dance "as larsel.) the rPsult or ~eneral an:ss cooperauoo and tb&I the) r<'alb enjoyed ~ponsor; In,: It.

Tho T~reit Ge,n1/e,-,9n end Jort) •• onr rro,"f'!d Russ Sro,.,.r, Barr I O"' J•rr, 0/s • one! 41, 1hl tud nt er , u ,done Co.riftorenc Apt/I IS.. Piotr "· rr,.. ,.. • q ,orto~ , compo •d ol JC rudonta.

OME EC STAFF AT IHLAHD EMPIRE MEET

Mill , Stranahan Jlld ',In., OfJ rdon aw rdt>d th, lnlnnd Empire Educ11tlonul mrl'I, lion.I' Ee dJ\lslon, APrll n In s1101tnn,•

Ot•nn Rlllilu· dro.n or M<>n· lnnn s11110:, Culll'C'' at Bozr· u:nn ,1>0KI'.! nn "llomt'n In lllt' S1111c1· Ar.••. " Or B1•rnlc1

,, nkl<'ll\t'l 11, who d,•1 ,•lnprd the dll'lll lor lh •• ai;tr• naut • wu~ a 1<pcclnl ,,.ulure Or. , nk l<'i;l"111 le '""' nt Catil' f•nnN! \ \\ h, rr ~h•1 i ,, ,rk111: \\ lth 1111' ,J'IOCI 111011mm.

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216 N -Ith Street

AVIS WA NTS HELP OF WOMEN STUDENTS

Wonr n tud• nt are ,,.. ml ndl'II b1· the A 115 Ula! beli, wlll bl' nrr.ded In d••coraUnll for the May 7 11lyle MO\\. lnlormu.llon conct'mlnJ th drconall n~ 11chedule can b. ob111 lned from cba11man. \13rll1n Arnold.

All "omen students are nli>,• asked in brln1; 1wo da7.rn cooktl'II lo bl' used as r••fr%broonts ot thl! 1,•a.

Th<•~•· may be 11'11 In 1hr.

h·~D•' re room anv ll fr• m \lu\ ·~~>u,:h \la, i.

THE PIN CUSH ION 1:.

CIRCLE K TO ATTEND VANCOUVER f!EETING

thi, lnll M'lft<St"r only Oht normul ~11QUt.1 nc1.~ 01 soclnl science ru r ,tud,•111.~ a.lurln~ ,n tlu~ lit•ld 1, ~cc-, 1•11:, , soc ,! prubl, rns , 11n1hru11ol 11,. ond 1011th .,nd m11mai:e

Ttu COUl'St' ll> d1~r,.bed b,."4, ··u bUJd\' ot tht• cu~Mcn • prucur<•s, belt,•1~ lic,utuu ms , nnd oclal ,rl!Jlnll'.011uns ti prclt1er.1!o• Jl('Oph•s the pht-r••m<'llll or rullur<' rltrrusit1n Jnd tnd,•p 111d,•nl 10\: l11>tton. lh•· rmportauc•· a C ptt.~lltcr:s.tf\ cultun• fur ~r"I · tern t"hlll:eot1on th• 1nnucnr1• ,t ..,.., h'tn invt:'nUons on r, ople ".

1d,a und 111ell1ensh•

JC Places Third At Track Meet

Cooch I\ 11ll11ms 100k 11 12· man squad to a quad mni;ular tmck meet ro open 1he season at wsu. Thev placed third wllh 22 polnls. IISU Frosh "on the mocL with 99 points. The U of 1 Frosh hod 3!.l and Le\\l!>-Clllrk Nonnol had 9.

In the HO-i•ard relai·. Jcrt) Sllllng. M111k Hutchison, Bob Leno and Terry Flshcrplaced 1turd. \\'1nnln~ time by lhe

U of I wns 45.0.

Pied ~tann, Fisher, John Heltsluman. nnd Hatve)

Smilh enLered lhe 880-yard relay nnd plnce4 second.

WSU won the enmt In 1 ·34.4.

N IJC entered Hutchh,on. Fisher. Gary Frensdorf and Smith In the mUe relcty, plllCllll! lhird. wlnrun~ lime by WSU was J:30:0L. James Scolt placed second ln the )11\'elln throw. Russ

Elliott placed 1h11d. Dumay of 11su won with a 1hro\\ or I '78'2 3/4 Inches.

In Lhe brond Jump. Jerry Salin~ came in third. G11rrl · son of \\'SU won with 11 20'511 Inch Jump.

Dan Nipp won nrs1s ror the Cnrdlnllls In lx>lh the shotpul and dJscus. His toss of 48 ' 1" won the shol e"ent, he v,on 1he discus wilh n heave or 136 ·1 ".

N LJC entranl6 In va.rlous events

Nlpp-shoLput, dlsous, Javelin.

Rutchlson··IOO-y11rd dnsh, HO rela,y, mUe relay.

F'rensdorf-mlle relay.

Elllo1t--ja\'ell n. scott-shotput, discus. JO\'· elln

Hellstuman·-880 reley.

Leno--pole l':1.Ull, HO-relay.

Mann-880 1el0>'.

Flsher-·HO relnl·. 880reln.r. mile rellls.

Smtl.b-ml le reta.r.

So.ling-I 00-year dash, HO relay. broad Jump.

Recent addlUons IO the trnck squod nre Roger Brooks, John Pucci, Larry Smith. 11nd Don Strate.

Th~ nexl meet will be n quadruni;ullll event at Moscow w Ith the same four colleges.

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Sn>·s ',bss N1sh10· • People "1th article:; In 1hr lo:s1 and round should nick lhem up •,, llhln the n~.t fo\\ '"'eh. bf'CQU.SP you OC!\'N C)II n IC!l l "hsl .,.,. may decide to do ',\Ith lhl'1TI."

FOR TH E BEST HAMBURGER IN TOWN, GO TO THE MISSOURI LUNCH

Card inalsTop L-C With Double Win

Coach Geori;, HuUman 's C11.rdi nals opened 1hc11 baseball season ,.llh a double win o,er L':'1,!S-Cla.rk :-.'orr::1ll ~-3 and L0·3. He was pl<>b.Sed v,f1h lhel: v.orll a1 thP pllllt!. lb~ Ca:ds i:t>I '.!0 hits dur!n1t lhe llftemooo and onl), thr~ NIJC b3tltrs suuck oul dur10, the 1...-0 (,ac:<'5. lo 1he nrs1 um... Gn.ry D1>es1en 11:nlted the l\amo::< to n,·e hllS. Ont> or 1he~e was a 1ripl<> by Skeltor,. Jim Jobnfiton had tl:e olll Y extm ba.se hit fot lbe Catd.s, a double. OreMen walked OH! Yiarrtors but !'ltuck out nlnt'. He -.as In lroubll' only In the fit!!I and 5PV<'nlh lnnlDES, R1s ll"am:nates supported him wllb errorless p Illy.

Dan Lewis led the :-'UC at1ack with threp hlts, thrre othf'u bad t"AO lab IIPI<~.

Judd i,o1 three or lhl' ri,·e, L·C hlls.

Ea.ch learo had one doubll' pl.as. F ,r X IJC ll "•s Wheeler to seP!ned lo Easl· man. For L-C, , .,., Judd IO Skellon.

LoSi Oj; PllChN 1"&" Steiner.

Tem Kiefer pitched a four-bluer !or th Cards In the t!nale, s1nkln~ out su lllld 1ssula1 tw;> "alk,,. Lo• · Inc pllcher was Chavf.'z.

CBC Nin e Takes Two From Cards

Tb· Cn.rdinlll• • m:ord .,tood at ;-2 a!tN dropp,11f. • doubh hmdN Lo O>lumbl3 Basin Collc,:e, 1i-4 aad ,-:!. Both pm,, ,..Ne plo..,l'd in cold. \\lll<1.,· \\l'tlthrr at Pa.sc<'. NIJC took a ~-2 lead lnt.o lhe ,,eanth 1nnuu: ol thr tll)l'ner on!., to have CBC ..corl' thre,• run,- on 11 \\alk, t\\O hil • two Nror,i 11nd n ~crlflct' Oy. The bli: blow or tile 113mc \\BS a 1luer-run hornet bI Jim .lohnslOn In thr• 1hlrd inning.. ti;:1 L<'fl'bHc "a" ,•cry elCl'CUI e roe lhr Cnrd., dullnll lhl! sh lnnlnp; h,• pllC!hrd, bul he hlld o<'l'llslonnl llOuble "llh \\lldn<!'-~. Rt'llrVN Terry Kle!N ,us chnr11,t'd ·41 th t.h.; 1011, tlxiud> bolh Ill' alloi.cd ·.1 I'll! bloopr111 over the tnr!l'ld. Chndden, "ho relle,·NI starlln p11ch1·1 Courtney In lhe rHlh. ;oloed the v1c1ory. Chub Ea.,trr.nn nnd Johnston bolh rod 1wo hll" ror th<' Cam, \\rich and \\caver nl,;o had r.,o apt,,ce ror CBC.

BrucP llhrder 1nJured hl<1 1rrt i1nkle sliding Into second and v,n.s unable to play lh" :,ccond anme.

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Golf Teom Opens Season With Win

Thr N IJC ~" l! lt'llm ~"' SP<•knnc Communlly Coll•t• l!t~t Wt'l!k al th,• Cueur d' Aleno PllblJc Goll Cours, a rrl ,utfttrC1k•d the vlsua~ 8", tn 61 •• It \\OS lhe fl111t mulch ot lht! &ro•on [or th~ home 11.'tlm.

Cooch K~lln C l'afi bNon ftfoomlnJ thl' plllyem ror somr llml' (lnd roruu,qu~nu, the)· were reads.

Sconn11 was kl'pl br th, No.ssnuc mr lhod lhlll Ill, WI lh tl P08~lblltl.) or Lhr,,, po(nL~ rur l'llhf'I Pln)N 111 &pllt be1Yi1•cn lhl! IWO, IIAI• ch,.,. \\t'I•' 11lon'll bcltAr•l'ft !ndl•lduttl pln\N'll from ch school.

Low medal sc:orNs for the da,y YiN~ Don Lr..,,, or NIJC and L.llrry D\ork of S.C.C•• both tied tAilh 84 ',;.

Thr results of th~ lndh"ldual l11llchl"< Wl'II' 88 fol)01"S.

Larry o,·ork 2, Dnn Wllm1!111 1 Ro 5'!1 Olngrlch o, Johft Or!!filhs 3.

••1 2b Jlin Johns.ton. c Eoumon, lb Meddock, lb Srtcfriftd, u Lewi$, If Poo1~, cf NorQOordf.n, f Lefebv-,e. p Kiefer, p Columblo Bo,in S Detrick, ,,::.:tfi ,f Speflocy, lb Boy lb Coplin, cf Morby, 2b

Wea.,u, c Courrney. $) G.,,.,, .. pl, Otodde,n, p tl.l.J.C. 2

L~•is, u Not9oorden, If Eutman, lb Jim John11on, c Meddod,, 3b

Soofrled, 2b Poole, cl S1,01e, rf Ot.Jcnovlch, p O.ut~, p Colu.,nbio Soun

3b 11.lch, II Olllwnboc~. u Spelltcy , d

lb CollH, cf

For a Lifetim e of PLEASURE Learn to BOWL While You

A bt, second lnruni: dl'cld~d lhl' Js,uf.' l'Brly. Tht> card• scored 9 run" In 1ha1 tnntnc on n,e hlls, S "alks and tbre, L< ~rrou,. The blc blo" u, Chub Ea.sunan •s uiple, dtl1·!n1, in two run~.

Bruce II heeler paced tht' N:.JC hmers wllh t\\D blows. sori;u.rden and Seelned each ndded a double IO the 11tlack. Judd i;a1 two ol 1he ll11rrtor bll:,, one a trlplr Students who W'llDt. tra:.na,.. mpta 10 be sent to colloges and unlvcnllU.. to wblcb they will be t:r&n8!erring abould IJlllk'" appllcallDn for these tran.ocrlpts beCort June 1, ae<:orcllng to I.he coll•c• reptrar, ltwko Nahlo.

WILSOtl PHARMACY

J1h & She..,•o• '40 J.31 SS

In 1he ~ccond pm1•, 12 s UC bn1tNs " nt down "" tni;lnft. Davia ranned 6 1n 1he five 1nrungs he PIIChed lot CBC and relle.er SchroedN mowed do"n all thl' Cards tn the shlh and seventh Innings.

DnlP. DeJanuvlch ror :,:uc nnd "as tl.Y Gar\" Der.>s ten second llflet G,t,·1ni:: runs on four ht IS.

Tbe Canb hnd In l'3Ch Jl:lfflP played rrrorles~ nfternoon.

stnrtPd rclle,•ed In lh" UP lh l l'<'

1hrer e rro rs while CBC boll for the

ll M>rt o! l&lcu the Joy out o! gnJ.du1ung whe-.n you r~mem~r lhat you hav~ 10 •lllrt aupport1n,: your..e.Jt'

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SPORT/H G GOODS

105 Sllarm•r, Aw-e. - MOJ,•w \ 4-5721

Ron Rudi• I, Dan Lt\\ Is 2. L~en Bohrens ",, Bu~ BC'Ck :?lo,.

Oouc Anl• lk 3. Bnuy Jenk Ins o.

PSYCHOLOGY CLASSES

PLA tl A FIELD TRIP

The educnllono.l p5ycholo and odalei-cl'nl psrcbolo cta:;ses are planalna a 111 to I..Ake!And Vlllt1~t' for lot April or c11tl.V Mnv. Tht sill den L~ will v!sil the Easler l\"ashl n11Lon home for exctp uont1l chi ldr~n. About 3 stud,.nti. rue e1peC1td att,~nd.

The--E-n-,1 - n_e_e_rs_'__Ba._ll I trnia u,·ety o;chedul~'<i to Mny 9.

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