The N.I.J.C Cardinal Review Vol 18 No 12, March 11, 1964

Thi rd Of NU C Students Toking

Educot ion Mo jor

)l~n ,utnu~t,.·r " · , n a1

NIJC 1h18 aemcsto•r b, bcncr chan t•o co one. 'T'he reco rd cnrollmt'nt or 601 11 h o • 11 -I :? 8 ci<'n and I ib woe en rec ls tered.

T~ fn'llhman cla&S no i:, bt' n1 367. Ille sophom o re c las s :?:J-1. II !thin Lhe fro a h Jroup are 2S7 c:cn. I IO ,. o :i:en, Tll" ""pbom o re d ass bas l -;o inen. • omen. Thero are 1 0 ,.omen sp«!aal s enro lled and onemalc special tudmt.

EducaUon majo rs far o u:· number reostranu In an1 othrr d,•par1men1.a. Tber,• are I I 5 taklnc thP ba c helo r of arts-<'duco11o n c um cu l um 48 followlnc the as socia te ~rarts s,~ut'nc" I n educatlo:, , 1 In c:u11c ~ucau on , 6 1n business t'ducau on , -I I n pb, acal cdu ca Uo n, 3 aerklnc a bachel o r o f art s -p ll)'slca l t'ducouo n -.ar,r. The t ,cationa.l d l'J) art mem has 27 111roll~ in lndu a tr1 al "lectronlc , 28 I n a uto me · chanJa., I O I n tJ>d y a nd fender.

OthN dPl)artmf'ntal O&Ures: bulllnes,; adm111J s trcul o n 68 t'nC1neenn11 -1 6, h o me e conomia1 22. lnclu~tr1al a.n s 25. forestry 19. mu sic I. Rrm111nlng s tudm l.6 list tht> followln11 ma )O rs: bnc he· lar of arts 98. ba ch rl o r of aciSJCe 31. ba c h e lo r Gf sci · •nc:...-ma1h I, pr,-d r ntal 6 pre·law :?. pre-,•et 3. secr e · tarlal Rdrncc 25, mt'III Cnl rcretary 8. bJslnr s ,Pf' · dal I. prp-r,, d S. a , d i! I.

Drama Closs Will Stage ' Mr. Rob e rt s'

Thr pJa)' M1 1,·, Robt ,r • b ) Th111n111 Jit'a~ r n and J o h ua

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b> lllr plu pr , ducU"n d~ Thh pr o du c ll o n " il l bi• fo r tht 11cnerlll publi c nnd ha11

b, t•n l<'ntallv l'h ~ch ed ul e d t o r lh t' h,11,•r part , r Ap ri l

\l•·mb,·r o f lht dr na ch, sa "Ill bl' cho11 rn for t h 1• cas t o r IO m1•n wid o nr 1< ornuo Sludrnl nu c In thr c l us " hO arr l n1rrr s 1f"d I n h ., Jp tn c In lhP co n• 1ru c lt on o r BC!'nr r ) rnll) c o ntnc l Mr s GD.I t' , dr amn tn•trucLo r. Producti n n wlil b,·i:tn ab: u1 ~larch :?3

If an) t.>Dl n s a o nt a nd " •uld ltkr 10 i; (' c, Il a name up 111 lhthl " , pll'& :i • co nta c t a drama cln tt11 mPmbt •r. Yt>s , ti. I'• a GOAT

Film On Tai wan

Showing Tonight

A him r, ,,turtn~ - o,.. v.111 bt• PH·,-rntl'd t o nl~h t In th,• :-.1Jc l.''m 111 s·oo. T hu, p11•scntau o n, entlt lrd "'T'lli · "Un T o dll\." "Ill b e b) :.1.lr~11r.•1 Ball• r. n o led lc,c lur. r. pho1u~mph1·1, u.nd 11u tho rt l..)· o n lhe Par 1::4M , Th< d<,c ucn r

the dlstncl 111,r(I, lhNt are 359 enrolled The 106 ou1-or-s1:1t,• srudrats com !rum a ,.Ide Ill~ but 'A11sh · initon sappllrs i5 ($S from Spc,kBlle ) Enrullmt'nt fr11m Ill<' d1g1rtc 1 sh "'" :r.G rmmCoeur d'Alcnr , 32 !rum Post Fall& :?2 1, ::i llaJ;df'II l.Akl', 14 fm:n Rath· drum 7 Crum Ccllnldo 3 from Harrison, and ont' cnch from RocU:,rd Bny, lla:t•, Frrnsn HIii. lll'dtmons , Ba)Tt..w. Oui~,f-.JJ,itncl Idaho SIU· dl'OIS' SD.ndPOlnt 30, Kellon

ZO Pnes1 Rhcr 14 St. Maries

I I. BonnNs Fen~ Q, Otl bum 8, Plnehur.11 ,, Spirit Lake 6 , llllllace s. ~w1s1on 5 , Smel · tt>I' Ille 5, thr<'e each from )Iosco", Plummer and !l ope , t•o "'1Ch !rum So.ttle nm :.iullan. one t'ach frum Athol , C011eland Pond ,~. Slh·er· 1011, Noplt•ft, Tens,,d , Ena· ,,11,•, Granae,IIIP, Pnncdon \\udn~:. Klni:,,t r. , Potlatch Co Ila , Carey,.ood. L11pwa1 , Pai:,·. ~~rom Il a ,hln11ton: 55 lrom srokwie. l from Q>portunll,, of 1....:1 e:ich from Seacllr, :-.ew· mllll L:ik<', Rosalia , and one each rromRnckford, Lonc,le,. , K~ttle F'ull~ Bell~,'111' , Cheln11, Llbrnv Laite ~Ull\\uod. :0.t-1"!'0:t. Otnak , Chewelah. o:i, ..npoll.

Frum \l!Jntunn. Lolo 1. Ht•ron :?, Noxon I , Troy I Bozeman I, Llbb~ 1. F'Nm Brltlsb Columbia ~'e rnlc I, Tra • I, \ancou\'er J , Nelson~ -

From 01t•11on Snlt!!r :? Po rt · IIUld I. :,/Ott (. F'rom ,\lb,•rta Cnli;cuy :!. Fr1>m Indio one t'IICb fri>m \ In ~locn nnd PunJab From ),IJnne,;oto: on,• each from SI. Cloud nnd Par ~ Rapids.

From Calilom1a • oni! each from I.one Beach and llood · land.

On uch fr:mi CooUd~ At zone. Colebrook, ); H ND.Ir bl. K nv11 ,.\lrica, Caa:p It UI. I'll , , ~!orion , Ohio, Fnl · Ion, Ncvodn Holchkhs, Colo rad N,J C_L ET_T_E_R_M_E N - 'S,-OINN ER·OAN CE IN SU THI SSATURDAY

T Ill po ,r.u , Jl,a,<,r

<111nce on ~Larch H fro : p m

PARKiHC STICKERS MUST BE DISPLAYED OH CARS

S a u~w ilu:al Iii' ,a._ u t:r ,t.aued duran, r i;isue.oon "' rP ,., put on tbell cars. Cars park"<! on collece ,, uad5 "1th ut Ud<· rs xhelhl'I p:i:K('OI I i:lllb r lllcplli 1<tll be lal!~(d nut ·•,r,.k

unlll I~ p m In lht• Sludcn l Unl n

The lllr l 1he nllnar Ls a "Sli:ht In Tah1U ," and mu le will bt' pro,·ld, d bJ t h<• ;s rm Thuo Quln c c.

T eke~ f ,r lhe din~r· dance c:o,;t fh< d11ll:lr.< pet c apll' nnd ay b<" bo ua;hl tn m th< l.<!Cll! r m n.

THE l\.I.J.C. REVIE \\

Publi, k..d S•m i,.Mot'th.ty Oun"l g 01• Colle;• Y , By J oi.irn '·"" Stude "lh •f ff••

NORTH IDAHO JUNIOR C OLLEG E COEUR o·ALENE, IOAHO

Ed,tc, • , , , , , •.. , •• , , .•••.• , •.... Bec.lrry Krov,•

,.4,c:.,~p Edu-0, ••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~darn G,, :rt01.1

590,r• Edi10, •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~tt e, c\.1,on

Cucvlolion , • , , • , •• , • , , •• , Borbo,c Scrofford, SftorOfl Scto,lf

Pi--o,o-g,c:pt,,•,• •••••••••••••••• P;cli, Acli•rmon, P011I Wom"

Rf'pOntt$.: Lorry Bo:artt:. Bob Ouire1nr 0 P•""Y Goo4w J r.11

Ht,ltfsoet, Torn H19a•""• ~,, Lou Kou•,. Mo•" K ,~. ll.:,.;.t

~oo•~ Jov1d M-:Covgfv,c, F ·o Pe•J.. Clora Pobblft.f.,. Omt!DM Sm ~.

Editorial.

EDITORIAL RAMBLINGS

Dot es Set For Toking Pictures Of Orgon izot i ons

T., ! LI .n rr tur , ·qU be r...~,-n r r t e annua.l txoonn ng '.larch I 0. The club president:- a.ocl advisor, m be : ,poo lble f r the 'rem· b rb beltl& there ot :be ,pec1· fled tl:ne. it 1~ a.Jso slrl!"M'd that !hE'tt' ,rill be attsolutel) no rrsc:b<'dubn& lllld no c1· ct'pUom:. If lhe membeis are 11 t there al &lat Um<", the p.ctur;o 10a1 n nr,pear ln lhe unnual. Room numtxon; '1<111 be on the bullruo lluard. itarc:h Io. Encin1!ers Club.

10.00 Cuclt> K. l:?:30.

:.IArch 11. Oaaus Cl.:b.

10:00. ll e Ee Club, 3:30. c.i,cr d'F.11<!&, l:? 30.

M~rch l :?, Ca:tl,nal l:ilni:<iIS, l:?'30 \oca!EnSernble, l:? JO.

,,l,l:cll 13, ,\\\S, 10:00 Card· lnal ~p Sand, IZ 30.

F;~~'c1ub~· 1:?:~R5 • 10 00 • l.l:1 rdl 1,, A.'>5ttmbly Com· 'llllll'l', 10·00 :,;...,.. an Club, I :?:30.

:.urctr 16, Studml Soard al C o ouol. 10 00, 5)-;EA, l:? 30. Much IQ, Canflnal sen lee Club, 10·00 i\nnulll s11111.

3:30.

March :?O. :,ie ~,;i>Dper SUI.(!, I 0:00, D1deland BAnll, I ::·30.'

.l.la:cb ::::i. DPbalt' Club, 1 O: 00 ·1 es le) club, l'.!'30.

M.i.rcb :?4, sradenl t nton

C om a:tll e, I 0:00: Pr,:,sby·

1en u Club, l:?:30.

lolarch .5, Phi Thelll li:appu, JO OO Tbl'1'1' 01.•tHlemcn and J m. 12:3 0.

~b. :dl _6, Lulh,•ran sruden1& A maul! n I:? 30 Spanish Cl u b. 10 00.

).111: ( h JI. Pollllrnl Science Club. '_·30. SILi Club, I 0:00.

STUDEH T DRIVERS, BE CAREFU L!

Because of rhe heavy pedesrrion rroffic ,n rhe pork,ng lor, srudenrs should drive wirh excepr,onol core wh,le on rhe college grounds.

Remember, srudenrs, •ne cosr of rhe few momeors soved by speeding rlYovgh rhe por~ong 101 could eosilybe a clossmore's l ofe.

Are rhe seconds saved worth rhe price?

The Rev, eN editors w elcome lerters- ro ,n. ednor 0" ony sub1t'Cts. stt.1d nrs fe•I s.rron9/y e nous,h obour ro 119" rh•ir riom•s. Thu col• umn offe r, s,vdenrs o chance ro reocl, college off1c,o/s f.P"toff,c,ol I>' w,th complom rs on-d Sf.199'9S r,ons. or olso ffie chance ro ocJ..n°"""/~99 con1rruct1ve r#t,n9s rnor rc'<o p/oc. er rh• co/!~•

COUPOHS WAH TE D An,·on b< cet Bell) Crvc:kN c JPQ05 "Id doe-i1 DOI want lhe.-n Is 1151:ed 10 bnn~ them 1,, \l.ss Dunnigan. These coupons •Ill be us,d b, Phi Theta K!lllPII :o Obt:un .i ne>' coffe,-!T,aker for u,-e al stud nl !un•-llvns.

WE GOO FE D!

1\~ ["4 ,\!" Di, Ul05,: n:im., pJ)l' rtn "1· D<'lln'~ Lisi In the Feb. 26 issu,• ul the fl<"n, ie should be ~tty S.mp~in» " u a 3.0 ,r uther .;r<ide point.

ST PA T' S DANCE

··s1. Patrlck'.s o,n" ,-.11 b 111, thee · or :i. ru.-,,1d" Tbur,;dny, ~:.uch I:? In the SL"B. E,rrsbodr come•

One ol lhc nett IMtrnctor, 111 )o;IJC.: thl5 ,,•m(>;<!t'r Is Mr • Bdt, \lel.nln. \\ho tenehes clflce ma1·h,nes.

)lrs. \lcLaln rec.,l,ed h1.•1

BS Imm lh•· Unt, er,.,11, or ldllbo and l11u11hl !IH• wnr, DI CO<'llf d'Al<'ne llll:h Sl'h•>UI bdoro romlnll 10 lht> Coll~Ac, She ha be,•n lcnC'hlng nl11ht C'lassl!S at )o;IJC , but ltuK Is brr fH I II I? l·'UChlni: durtn; the dnv.

»he 1111$ l , •d in Corur d' ,\len~ nll hN life Jlld la rmrrl<d lo Chisrles ~k 1..rtln, ownN or lht• Commrrclo.l Pnntlnr; Compnn~.

:,he bn four eh1ldrrn: Su· sun, thirl.,cn Ellen, elM ,•n, S:111,h, t'i ght. ruuJ Paluei;, n, In het 1,ur, Lim,, ahe t•n· ]oJY!I n number of h bbl•·s , 1ncludln11 snlfinc, s"lmmlng, and 1>lrl>1n;: lh Out~.

Mr:.. ~Id.al n reel a !hat th,• collei;c student:\ dtlf,•r from hrgb school i,rudenlR In lhnl ther take more re pon111b1lll\ uPon l.hem.srlv,• • Sh,, 111 i;u

1a1,'11 lhal :-,; UC hns un out· ~: o.n<h ng bu""Jnl!:o;:-.d1•purun,•nt.

ST UDENT BOARD GUEST Bob \\:,l;er, Co,ur d',lk11, Pr, POrl editor, v.u,, Lill! ru" l a! thl' la sl SlUdt.'OI B ,ard n .,. :.nit.

FORMER STUDENTS

HA VE VAR I ED JOBS

'1tr • JllHll• Ad;JI"' , l\h:('kD.l. o. I 0•59 11,duatr or lJC now hvins in Pal'ner. Alaska. l.1111 oecllcnl secrriar) 111 the bo11pitnl there. Sue Hall, u &Ludent nt sue la.al se.tn!.?ster. ss now em· ploJ,•d al HOVSEHO!.O f· 1· NA:.'CE.

Mr \l:lrJ n" llatlnck, a stude:it al :S IJC Jut s,:,m<'ll· tcr, Is t't:'.PIO.Y•~ nt DIAMO:",O :'\ATJONAL.

DrPepper

ORIN !( IT FROSTY COLO DR PEPPER n. F, •"d y ,epp• .,.up,,.,·

VIV'S APPAREL

D arlene Skirts, SU'eaters

Blou ses , Capris, Coats ,

Car Coats, Suits Accesso ries

At FISHER'S NORTH VIE WPL<\Z A

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TYPEWRITERS:

ROYAL

RENT · SALES • REPAIR o 1titt9 I t,,in, s,,,,11" INTlRSTATt TYP£WAITIII CO. 4 17 si--·

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SOUVENIR RECORD!

"/C p A Recod OI It" ,.,,_ 1,1()hawl 4-S5'2 n, S-.-• ,-. COEUR 0-AUNE. IDAH0

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LETTERPRESS

CU EST BREAK FAS TS CIV EH

A on s e ( ror t• p - ,ph I COO IUd Rio , i:uest br"akta,;ui 1<tre held Feb. 25 and Tuesday's brnkfast "as held at 8:00 and Thurnday' a\ 9·00. The ~ue~t list included Connie tJen. B<,nnle Bum • Kaihy C:onro'A, Bonnie L.~tl< f'nr,,st Perkin., Shu:>n Puriou, and Brian Baun:. Chlllrmen rur thll kllcl11•n \\~W BPU) Sea~avrs. Val<'r1r• AnloMon, and Anita M,H,

DOR M NEWS

WOM EN

B, ~ry L°" Komtr

New ruleshave been adopted b> the girls• dorm. They con&lst brte!ls of ISIUd) hours demertl.s, and caai,use&. Tb!!y hi>'" been working Silt · lsfactorilY and we bope this continues.

To our list or o!ficra; "e have added Cilenda Exum :i.; VICP Pf"sid4lnl, t.orle \ICRae and Helen Ra.Into a,, repres@nll!U,•es of each class to be on the Standards Board.

OW nineteenth dorm student Kazen Hauschild, has Just recently mo"ed In \\e hope she enjoys lhe remain· Ing l)llrl or the yeor with us.

Thursdar. the 27th of Feb· ruazy , a cake wu pres~nted to Glenda Exum for her 2:?nd blrlhdny.

\\e nil orrer our congmtu·

IIIUons to Helen Ralnlo on hl'r rcc<'nl eneniemenl to CIIII B1nl11ck. At a pa I\) tn her honor.cake wn" served and the ~nogemenl candle was l)llliolled nround.

MEN

T~ ;In

SHAVO• {A-1) Tape r s SLACKS

With all !ht• Cll!S that 811' fllllk<'d out In front or th<' dorm, one certn In person has found a nc., p11rldni: place for tus Renoull - the front sl<'flS or the bulldlns, For thP sakt• or th<.' gu)·a In th!' dorm. and the school lllo, pick up thl.' bet'! bolU<'s that aro dumped around U,1! dom. Som'-" of th(' tt•acht'rs , c-rt' rat hN mad a.l\er see1nc all th!' bolUes !Ayln,: around on i;om,• of the wet>kt'nds, and bC'sldC':; II rrall,· doct,;n't look \'N) 11ood.

Miss Ida ho Gues t Of Col le ge AWS

On •,,arch 3 lb AWS hnd a» their gue,;t 5pealr.er Miss Unda Moulton rroru Bolse "'ho fi; th& current !.11ss Idllho.

The trip lll Coeur d'Alene completed about :!5 ,000 rulles that ~llss ~loulton has tra,,. led since June 9, 1963 when selected a.s Ml,.,. idah ,. She has lrueled to Ha.,a.ll. CaJlrorrua, Ne,·ada, and AUanttc City to, the Miss Amenca a:,o~eant.

The MJss mer1ca pageant sponsors the largest scholar· ship foundallon In the "Aorld. In AUanuc Cit) ~1:;s Moulton said that 6hl' sat ne,t I<: \llss Amrrtca or 1963 \\ii '"Jr<' n m:ike up and no Jew,•l". s Jui;' before her 11ppt•1uan, n stage Miss :lloulton t<> f: her eamnis.

\US!l !dam emph11.slz,•d lh:it e,·~r• girl i;hOulcl tak part in n local po aeont. H' n : ho11 you !lna~h tn II pa~e1n1 bul ho\\ ,·ou run th me • \ u find ,'Ou arC' a n"" per,; n ltN !ln1shtng th, P art."

RECEIVES GRAHT

F< r thP " nd eet:tl~ year, \Ir. Stone nas ll'C<'J\ ed accept.SDC'c to uttt·nd a ,ua:· mer ln~Ut"Jll' In s,irhrop.:. I:>· Hrld Inst summer a: the l'ru· >er,;lt, of O:lllfornla ,n Berl!.,. le,. the ln:,l:lute, ,..blch will b,• al thl' \:DI\ C 11511 \ Of 011'11')11 tn Eugene thb ,umme:. <>ffcr, a prosrnm whtch includes c,plc,rlng the Int,•r:eloti rt!, ot the dtlferl'nt coml)Onl'nt of culture and prescnti"' ~1i:ru!lcant conlA!!llpQlar;r tbcc· nh In the phys,C'al, cullul'lll, prC''fll,l<r) and hn ~laUC!I fil'lds ! anthtOI". I• •-'.

School Supplies

New Shipment of Sweat Shirts

f'\ colo,r. - Ir• lor C"" ••lor

Study Aids - College Outline Series

Schaum's Outlines and Others

NIJC Stationery

Ma y/ Quo te You?

B "

Things ar( ~uddcml)' slldln~ do"nhlll. t thought I mlsht ha\'" QUIIC II ft'W QU<>tl'S, sint'e o lot ot )OU IIUY~ were ,nttchln~ ,n your rrtend,;. T1ouble 1,, ,ou ILl<'n ' l snllchina any more• Cue " I hn\'c to IIO ba,·~ to "ork und keep be~~anJ. "Sn) somethan' cute. so I con quote yo'" II hen Phi Theta Knpp11 had ll~ C:ik<! &alt' U while ago, ,om,..,nc ordNed a spic!' coke. Thr first one ,. ., mndc took an huur lo bnkt? becauM the o\·cn wnsn•t \\Otkfni rl ·hl. The coke fPII opart. SQ Ml ss ounnl ~an "e nt down· lo•n ond i:ot another spic•• cakP Thut Oil!' wasn 't bodbut II w11.sn'l "° aood eHher. Ill' lmstc•d fl anywo.y. I\ hen

"C told Frank Mu.the& uboul II \hi! "as eallDK II piece of th<' nr,;t coke nt th,• lime), he ,nlckered, "I'll bet they're st! U lau~hln' 1" He told me l couldn't quote him. bu1 I dl.d Wll'"-~· 5< sue me, F'!unk' t.eRulne $llll\1ln nnd I "ere ·,, orltini: on the annunl one d11,) last "eek and both ! u:oo \\ere JUSl worn out. Bob ourresne made some co.-nment about my "tired blood.'' t.eRlllne :;1ghed.

"Your blood ' ,; Urt'd 11nd my container'~ puoped '" She ..-anted to l'dtt that commmt. but •h" didn ' t i;et hl're rn l(l!l!!.

Mu.U Enckaon rulltd lhl" aood.1 nght altN n bunch of ,i nnl&bed lunch one d!ly lllllt wel'k. lie lr,UlPd forwnrd con!ldrnU111ly and o~ked, "Whnt' four lnC'hrs long, 1,; 111'110' 11nd ha" fonRs?" lie gaz.-d around 111 Pach oth.,r. be itder. d. \laU bCClltl to ~nn like fl CMshllr C'!lL "A nbre·toolhed ~1u~ '" h<' chortled. y.., go.zed around :it each thrr and 11nt sick 1

Ht're'.s ll Caper's C3perby lhe 1oy, I h11,·rn'1 be,·n pullln, thPSe In lutl!b, In ca • , u ha\'f'n "L nutlc(•d. In ummar}·:

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Kno 1ng whnl to do.

Knowing ho\\ to do

M essieu r s !

II n 'y a q u'u n se ul ment mot pour nos pantalonsc h ic, m agnifiques, elegants, di stingues.

•.q 11.&.~E ACLUB & CAMPUS FASHIONS

BY 0 E SC HOEF FLER, ESQUIAE"S Fashion Direc tor

THE V E ST'S THE B EST-wa) to n:vitaliu a ,uit or sportjackct-and-slacks you·vc gro"n urcd of Color~ )Our cue here, with a w,de r:ingc or bright Onnncl vest< that "tll blend or a,ntrMl-•ivid red\. brilliant ycllo" or gold, rich mo••) green and-<top me if you·vc heard this!-thc cvcr-pr~nt c.~mcl 1 A colorful TatteruD check vest is an even mon: \'er,aulc nddit,on to the "'c:11") wardrobe. as it combines well ,vith a variety of colors and fabria for a rn.irt. sporting look.

BR EATHES THER E A MAN -with

soul so dead he really thin I..< he 0 got enough S\\"C3tcrs' Well, if you·rc among the swe:ttcrcd f.Ouls who are ,cry much :ui,-c to the need. you might a,nsidcr a camel hair (or camel color) cardig;i.n-guarantccd 10 go-with-everything' Or you might like to tum turtle. in one of the nc,- flatknit (jersey-textured) swcntcrs "'ith the popular oversize turtle neck Or pcrhal" you'd prefer n bulky ski-type pullo•cr patterned "~th Norwegian designs - great even if you never get nearer t~ slo~ than the Student Union! Any one or the~ ould give you a lift!

M UFFLED UP T O TH E EYES -is a good wny to be this ..:ason-iC it's one of those 5-foot knitted mufflers! New thcy"re notwe cribbed them from the inmntcs of Eni;lish colleges •nd ••public schools:· where they've been worn since the day, of Dickens. Ribbc-d or Ont-knit in soft Shetland "ool. these muffler.. arc often widestriped-usunlly in school colors-though they're ovailable in solids as well. Worn without a topcoat-weather pennitting-is the British way. with the long end thrown carelessly over the left ~boulder For more conservative occasions, think about a soft cashmere muffler in muted tones. or an authen tic tartan to go with your topcoat

Y OU ' LL GET A B E L T -ma ybe two-out of the latest! 8cc3usc the latest is the revetliiblc fabric bell. solid-color twill on one side. striped on the other Or you can ndd color to your mid-,;cction with n bright lartnn belt. teathcr-bncl:ed to -.ear welt. And bold. bluer ,tripes will be running ring< around your" :ust, 100. in combinations like <cnrlct and white o n an olive twill background.

BLACK BLACK BLACK IS THE

CO LOR -of your truly form:il clothe!

Period. unquote :-o cxceptions--unlyour holidlty plnr1$ include Palm Beach or

, \ :<0mo ~uch st1btrop1cal rea,0rl ! , In that 1 - ca~. off- white. 1>4~t~l• and e,·en l1ndra.• • phlido mtt)· be \\<Jrn. according to local -" custom. Your dumcr jacket Ill tr3d1tion11lly cut 3Jonsr Natural Shouldtr Jin,,.. und worn with plnin. plcutl=• trow,ers With :, single hne or bt:iid down the aide. Allhnuirh the aaun-fnc~<d sh11\\J collar is the orthodo~ touch. thv notched lnpel 1J1 la.kin11 an rncrc,u,ing lend in popul:mty, and llOm~ pv11ketl l~p,,l,s art .ibo be1n1r worn

YOU CAN PLAY I T COOL-no mllltvr ''""" ~nop1r.,tion-pronc you 11rc' t'ar11doxw11l 11, it ma)· ;e<:m, th~ nddition of ,n·nthetic fibe,. ha <ubtrnctcd an 1ncrl~lable amount of "eii::ht f~am the •lnndnrd \\·unitM-and-mohnir blend& uf drc,, ,u11inp! Those manmatlv mlrncle ftu,•1·1t will do you ,mother f:avor when it oom, to •hirta. They"ve 1101 huilt-in. ~pie-and -span cri•pne.,, lhnt h:ui

•in_thm1t In~" "ilh old-fo;hiuncd. •uit-of-urmor slArch! And 11ami,. thing •l•c ,·uur •hirt• •huuld •hun II th<' old-fo1<h1oncd rlverbo.,t gambler look ThM fnm.·y hirt•fronl wi\h the Ince nnd ruffle,. 1hou)d br \\orn only !or n TV au~"'t lilhol-flHl. pra,-tine ple:iu a:r~ tht: ord<'r of lhc 1hiy Jn Jllffl;trt rirrt1..--:d

Film On Turkey

Assem bl y Subject

·•TJ(J'lf les~ l\lrKev ." .a f lm un the cultuns or Turkey. -.·a.,; rece ntl v presented b, Aurthur Dewey In behalf of the NI.JC Assembb CommltteP. Tb,• film 1' 8S mod" b) Mr. De-. C) and his wife durin11 lb<' summer or 1!163.

The brilliant colored film displ11.vcd some of the colorful Turkii:h ru1:~. delicate TUrllish porc;-lam and lllo.llY of tbe beautl rul mosques of a.nc;ent Turk~~.

Famll.r foods and m~als, c!Ollulll: and home:s were \1ewed. lntru,uln, Turkl~h nuslc wa11 usl'd as a back· ,ound tor Mr. De•e,-•,. dl:,locue.

FoJl,7, Inc the film, Mr. Dt>,rcy answrrNI qu.-..uons tro11: the 11uc1ll'nc:c about Turke1. hl'r prt'sent cnse,; and other lntNP111Jn1t polntA.

~:r. Dewey was lotrvduced b., \Ir. £,an•. as•Pmbl1 com'"litl e ch.iltrman

Bu siness Dept. News

EleH,a bu"1ness ,tudent.a rece ,·ed OrdN or Artlbtlc pins last "'N.'lt. In order to ,bt!l.ln thlbe pins, the student mu,, set up a rouch dran tumst>lf, and t.ype tt "lthout emn or erasures. The paper,; 2:e then ,ent to Lhe Gre11« Publlshtnt: Co. for ludclna

Tho"l' rt'C~IVID~ PUis ere Sand v Pr.en;on, Ramona Smtih Bonrue Jll \\01.ow, 6Yh-lo

L!Pr,. nna Thaser. Bonnie Br '"II. \' .r &'.Jrua Odenbau11h. C POI EtChNt. Rene \lash· run,, Barbara Hall, und r :irratn• SJllhllll.

Ten 1111nutes or t>1>1na w1th lt.>Ss than S error.; were the qualtncauon for the Cofl\Pe· tent tYl>lnC awards presented to 6 l '1>1.ns student.a last week.

Recet nng awards were 8arb!ll11 Hall, 68; Ramona Smllb, 67 \'lrgl.l\ln Croot. 63: Bon ale JO WOZ01<, 59. Syh·IA Lien. 55. and Connie £1cbe11, 53.

FOLK SINGING GROUP, 3-o·s, GAVE CONCERT AT N JC RECENTLY

Performlnf at the JC recently were the 3-D's, a folk sto gtng s:roup II"! th d1 ven11t)

In dimension wluch Includes dlstaoee, rep,moire and musiclansblp

The 3-0's b:,,·t> tfl\veled over 100.000 mllh throughout the Unlted States. Ca.oada and the Orient. In the Oneni they perfoaned for sem cemen throucb tbe USO tn Japan. Okln:twa, Korea, HAwa.11, and Guam As for dlmen~lon tn repertDII"'. they sine everythinG from lll;ht comedy t.o folli.o.nd Lleht clt1sslcal music. Mu,;tclan,shlp 1s e,·tdent b, thclr 'Ol'r\Ung composing. and t1rrancinc their O\\n selecUons which they pla;· -.,.uh e,·eeythioit from boneos r.o bnllJos.

Graduates o rBngh:un Younc Unlverslt; In Salt Lake City , Utah, Duo.ne lbatt. Dick Davt•, and Denis S,rcnson (hence the 3·D's) ha,l' npp1,:,rc<1 at numerous coll•te~ o.rnon a ,1 hicb nm Stanford. The L"nl VMslly or Cal 1rom1a, B ol•e Junior Colle~e. UL4h Stale, The UDIVNsll.)' o( lduho und, or a>ursl' their o"n B. \'. U. Thev OIi' no" ,.orkln~ ,n an album (01 re · 1,·u.se sC.ml' t!mt' In the futuu•.

Language L11h

Exciting ne"·s in sport shirts! "Decton" GABA; NARO of 66 % DACRON" Polyester and 35% c:cttoD outwears any au.cotton shirt. Comes in a remar: able new weave and weha

it in 11our exact sleeve 1~ngth ! Sel~t from the_. son's smart~t colors.

n bor n somcu

ln the Cr,st quartu or t he fifth Ct'l1111ry He was t h to aon o f Cal pc: nJus , a d eacon. The l h ed tn a VIiia n<'ar Banna, cm Tubu r nl r:i • ll b!'n mo • u suit a 3 uni: b o, P111rt dt wu ta c:i ca~llH• and Id lnio sta,n1 in tr ebnd. Ht' : 1u1 bt',11.t1 to tarn to God d n ~ thcsl' Je:1111 : lan r In l he allth Yr&r of his stanr1. la, b!ld a dr that a ship •a,i walUni: a.:i d r dy fo r him 10 m homl'. H " ccap ,,d I : capUvtly &Dd r und a 5hJP. Ind eel n II s 1<ay IO Brittan, ln his •u !Lins , h" ll'll s n thine of his ecdcslasucaJ s:Ud es !'1.cep: tl::it they •c: 1n1• rrup ted b; hl5 ,J:,, 1r H,. ent::.allr bec11 e b ,m p o! IUl lnsh c:1ssl II a:id •a" 0:081 SUCC!' ful In COD1'eltlng lbt' then PllClll land. Al Ibis I.mi' be co: posed , S CO:>;FESSro:- , •hlcb cc::1:t.lned all Ills Sins as he knev. lhren. F r this ,·arlous chllttes were Ollde llr;alnst ht • A rn <'nd told o r hla Kin~ he• Patrick aa II Cllocildllle ! th" rpJ5e0pacT. Beat: " tltl , he wu reJectro Thi' Sl'CMd "'nllrn \\' rk b\" St. Pat:ick was o llllblic lettt'r to tile aoldte rs or BnUsh chi ef. Corouc:us , "ho rll.ldt"d Ir eland. TIiis lette · c:ausl'd the excommunication of Cor.>11cu1,. Some 1Wthol1t es bPlle, <' tbe.'l' wpr e t•o St. Patr1cks of Ille <lUII!' name. Thi' I ISi wos btollrvf'd I h11>t• b n Otdlll ned bY Pop C lce,,1 l' al>i, thto r r t b1 p 111 ln~h.

The- sKOnd Is b" lel't"d t hal'r bttll ltno•-n II Pat: u •-bile Ill lrelll'1d. H s n ed for n , ,ur aner the rd1nlll1 ri In R e. Ill' CCl'E'd d bT l"lllnck thf' Br ll. He d1t'd tn ~9:?.

H \l'H•I this lhe, n ca.~ll'jl be t talh aecc-;,tl'd. T re IS mucb e, dt'llce t the n· t 111n. Thr so,uu n , be· lie, <'II 10 be tilt Patrick t'll (' to t: 1:1.nd ID Hi und died Ill i 9:?. He ca c t the pagan land and died leoYln£ It Chrhtlall. He. the re:tl P:ltrlck. •111 d pro Kled back to tbl' f.'lll lf mis 1onar per od. 111 ref rr-. 1 e Patr ck ! ~3."' GI tr; a chm: I al phrurtom. This • uld al,.,, c-~plaln t.~ c r.ruai D tbl.' diflerelll kines

THE PIN CUSH IO N

Exe u s, ve Yordoge Snap Every1l,,"9 For T/i eS"-.s r,e ss

Lol..u ,de A.,. . C°""" d 'A lene , doho

The Lively Crowd says "Pepsi, please! "

The Cords relllly had to pour on the steam In order lo overcome a~ 1-36 \\,S.U. halftime lend and win 73-69 Al th e start or the game, It took the Ctuds llll o r ele,•on minutes to Just catch the Frosh. Thro they lmmedlotely fell behl nd ngnln and were Just minutes 19 sceonds nwa,· from Ute Onnl buzzer beforl' they caught up for CQod Nelth er team scored for th, next two minutes. Thc>n the cruds broke the lc<> andwell, th <> r est Is history.

OJ to f N !JC 's record breakln1,t 61).1 students only o oarct'l attended the game but e,•c>n though, it v.ns surely a !Jtt1ni,r - ond exaspeflltln~ - end to on une,tcelled season.

During the halntme lnte~ mission , Chub Easlrnan, pr8$lden t of the Letterman's Club, presented BIii smith with the "M OISl Valuable Plnyer" award. nnd Les Gordner with the Qf)veted "Most lnS1>lrallonnl Player" aword.

Smith ce rt aJnlJ u,·ed up to his growing reputntlon by Bink.Ing 27 points to lead the team In tndt,•ldual sco ring. Bill's repented lnyln:, nnd hawking d.ld the trick

Accurnc>· from the key by Hunter with 12, and good boord coverage by Brlxcn 11. helped turn the tide.

Other help In the ,1ctory come from: James Joo 7 , Les Onrdner 6 Wn.yne Ou st 8. ond Carlberg 2.

LAKE CITY LANES

WEONESDA Y NIOHT

As of Feb. 26. 1964, TCllm stnndln(ll!: Gutter Ousters.

Tar Bnbles, 3 Pigs Plus I, Old Cronies F ou r stars. scroungers POlentJometers.

Fou 1- som Foursom, Alley ousters. Stompers. Hi Hopes 4 Bo's.

Men ' s High Orune : Dave Stone. 206.

Men's High Serles: oa,·e Stone. 558.

Wom~u·s High Game: Garletla Jagars, 188.

Women's HJgh series: oarlctta Jagnrs. 428.

Heaven ne,'e r helps the mAn who will not act.

PLAZA BARBER SHOP

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Cords Troun ce Big Bend CC

The C'llrds "Olk~ au ,. r BIil Bend Communlt~ CQill' for thetr:?Oth win this :;ca n 96-6!?

The homl' team led all ti woy, ond \\l.'re nevi'! 1<'111, cbollei11tL'<i Tho, quid; , bull t up n ,ood I end 11ntt "er, rthead al lhl' hall b1· thirteen 4&-33.

Ian Hunt,•r led the team ln Lhc scorln.i depanm<'nt "'lb

28. b.n sank :,,Offll' amiiztn, jump shots from outstck the key und Played a ~ood drr11nsll e i;llllle.

James Joe poured in 19 and "a" follow.,d b~· Smith v.lth

16. Les Oardnet Bl"° rnnde o good nccountln~ vf h1msi,I( w1 th 1-1 porn ts.

Ourlni; the half. th<' member,i of the drtll team v.et<' 13.lhel y portrayed a:; ani:el:. - tn 0.esh Qf)lors no lei;s - and put 001111 exctllni: perlom- nee.

Am •: "'""' "'1 n• E~v P""" nr

THE LIGHTHOUSE

SPORTING GOODS

30S Shermeo ""•· • MOr,,a.i: 4--5nl

WIL50H PHARMACY r:, r I•' '

117 Herrf on A111e, Coe1.1t d'Altl'le

ocher plaJt!l! pumni:: ·heir h, ab.ts n·th In were: Bud Beel -· \, m Brn~ton S s11,rr Bn~rn ~. Terr> Cnrlhf r• 6, Le. GnrdnPr 1-l. and D " , .1 -·

EHROLLMEHT IH JC, TO DOUBLE BY 1975

C u 1g t:... louktnC

Qj5, <'< •nzollment d ub i 1th enrollment !l~r ~1tt,ng close to the 111 o-m1illon mark, 11ccordJ01: to t!ie Al!:encan A:;sOCl3tlon or Junior Colleges. Th, A,,ioclntlon said the coremcnit; colleg~s "tll enr 11 ur.s.ooo &tudeots by 1915, and to keep psce with the pr Jeclion. new community c:ulle,;e., are belnc opened or ai,pr,,priat ed l~r :it the rate of ont e\cr~· t~ v.eeks.

The,;e l1'0-H•a.r schools hod an e,Umated 20 Jump tn ~nrollm•ni, this •,r:tr, and go e\en hrt:h"r In wmi, 11tn1es l·n~h not so much to U ,·e Ion~ ~s I live ,,ell.

WE.DNl::SDAY NICHT LAKE CITY L.o\:S £S "" or \larch 4. Tcom Stond1ni:.:i: Outter ou~tcr~. 3 Pia" plus I. Tor Babies Old Cronies , PotentlomNc•rs , ,\lley Ou!<len;, Foul-som Foul!I0"1, F'11ur &ors. ScrounJl{'ra. 4 Bo ' s, Stomoc n<, Ht Hope1,. Mro ' s Htch Onml'· OBry Zobel. 198.

M<'n ·,. Hl1h SNII'•, o,m Zabel and OaT,• Ston.-, 181.

\\omen's Hi1th Onme· Jo Ellen MPyen;, I so.

llomen'a H11h S1>11e,.· ,Jo Ellen \le,e1:1, 4 3S.

THURSDAY N IOHT COVE B011L

As o! March 4. Team SlundJnas. Poontanaers, Sud:J Sippers Postons Dukes Bnllskt> llers Lancer II, Red., plw, II. sarer.y Plns, Alley Cmts, 8 Pits, Brew ~1:l;;tor, TIM' B & R' , 3 plu• I, ThP Rejects, Outter Sniper", Klrly Klan.

Men's Hieb Averogf': Lurry Smith, 176.

Men ' d High Onmc : \Ukc Sv.ank, 23S

\!en's High Sert, s J. R,•ynold.s, S82.

Women ' • HlghA•erage: Judy oa,•(-nport, 119, ll'Offl"n ' 11 High Game · Ardltt Peten;on, 192.

Women's High Serie Nanc, RIUS, 39~.

BOUQUETS CORSAGES & GIFTS CO EUR O'A LEHE 'S EVERGREEN FLORAL AN D GIFT SHOP

"For Qt,14lity end S.rwic.

P1 Ct>• MC)I e -"·)1"5 or 4-~n 2tl Sh•r~l'l A"'•· • Coe1,,1r d'Al•11•

Cord s Earn Berth In Regio nal

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Tr easur e Voll ey Wi 1

Tre11~u re Voll 01 Communu

Coll*'lll' fl•ll prev I th~ Carrt &1 -75 a~ NIJC', Prld, an Jn,· dt,ft•nLt'd !ht• first o f I rtvals In 1111• N.J.C.,\,A,