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VOLUME II

1963 - 1964

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STUDENT ORGANIZATION WEEK: Next week (beginning
Monday, Sept. 30) will be campus Organization Week.
All student organizations already in existence on campus
should assign a representative to the large student
activities room at the north end of the student center.
This representative is to accept the names and appli-
cations of students who wish to join respective groups.
See Dean Galloway for details.

--NLG
***

ATTENTION FACULTY GOLFERS: Fall Tournament--October
7th--0ctober 18th. Those interested will submit qualify-
ing scores to George B. Cook or A. Taber Green on or
before October 4th. All play to be held on the back nine
at the Augusta Golf Club. Two rounds on back nine will
serve as qualifying scores.

--ATG
***

WORK FOR STUDENTS: The YMCA on Broad Street needs
two men students for pool and gym instructors. One
woman student is needed part-time as an instructor for
the pool and gym. CALL Park 2-4801 and ask for Herb
Wilkinson.

--NLG

READING IMPROVEMENT CLASSES: Reading Improvement
will be offered 3rd period, 4th period, and 12th period,
beginning Monday, Sept. 30. Those interested should en-
roll by Thursday, Sept. 26 in the counselor's office in
the administration building. There is no additional
charge for students enrolled for 15 hours. If you have
already requested this class at any of the above periods,
please note and report for pre-teeting on Sept. 30.

--GWH
***

FOR CIRCLE K MEMBERS: All former Circle K members
interested in renewing their membership for this fall
quarter should attend the first meeting in the Chateau
(old Air Force Building at Arsenal Ave. entrance of
campus) on Tuesday, Sept. 24 at 7:30 p.m.

--Joe Evans

NLG
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Sept. 24, 1963

STUDENTS ALERTED TO RACKET: The Better Business
Bureau of Augusta has informed college officials that
two men who formerly worked for a Memphis printing
concern are fleecing college students by taking orders
for personalized crested stationery which is never
delivered. Here are excerpts from a letter written by
M. Carter Gx^rynn, secretary-manager of the local business
bureau:

"Pepper Printing Company of Memphis, Tennessee,
has a subsidiary operation, Pepperite Company, which
is engaged in the direct sale of personalized crested
stationery to college students. A number of authorized
agents of this company travel about the country, selling,
its paper. Such representatives are supposed to clear
their sales activities in advance with college officials.

"Two men, however, reported using the names James
A. Morris and Calvin L. Hall, whose authorizations to
represent this company were terminated some time ago,
appear to be continuing the solicitation of orders,
persuading customers to make checks payable to the sales
representative instead of the company. Checks are cashed
but no orders are turned in. By the time the victim
realizes the stationery has not arrived, usually a few
weeks later, the salesman is long gone."

This inforaation is presented to AC students as
a public service.

--GBR
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BAPTIST STUDENT UNION MEETS: Everyone is invited
to attend the Baptist Student Union which meets tomorrow
(Wednesday, Sept. 25) at 3 p.m. in the Club Building
located next to the Chateau.

--Marcia Corry
WBF
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ATHLETIC ELIGIBILITY: Any student taking 10 hours
of work will be eligible for athletics at Augusta College.
This includes students in the evening program.

--MV

BOWLING LEAGUE: The Augusta College Bowling League
will hold its organizational meeting tomorrow (Wednesday,
Sept. 25) at 3 p.m. in the student activities room in
the student center. All AC students interested in bowling
in a mixed doubles league are invited to attend.

--David Carlisle
WBF

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FACULTY, STUDENTS AND STAFF

Sept. 26, 1963

SPEC I AL
NOT I CE :

The FOLLOWING
STUDENTS ARF: TC
REPORT TO CtAN

Galloway
IMMED I ately
TO RECEIVE

URGENT

i nformation

in regard to

Regents

Scholarships :

Patricia Lee

Saxon

Walter David

Watts

Richard Louis

Mart i n

Sandra Jenice

Floyo

Betty Kay

Brandenberg

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ATTENTION FACULTY AND STAFF: Faculty and staft parking

PERMITS ARE AVAILABLE IN THE COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE. ALL PERMITS
MUST BE DISPLAYED TY OCT^ 1, PlEAS^ KNOW YOUR LICENSE TAG
NUMBER SO THAT VO.J MAY Fp:c=:IVE YOUR PERMIT.

~BDJ

FACULTY GOLFERS: Fal'. Tournament October 7th - October i8.
Those intepeft^ic lMiL submit qualifying sccrfs to George B.
Cooke or A. Taber G'^e"-. on or before Oct. A^th. All play to be

HELD ON THE BACK N I ..IE AT THE AuGUSTA GOLF ClUB. TwO ROUNDS ON
BACK NINE WILL SERVE AS QUALIFYING SCORES.

~ATG

ATTENTION STUDENTS: Parking permits are available in the

comptroller's office and the student CENTER. STUDENTS ARE URGED
TO GET THEIR PERMITS IMMEDIATELY AND TO HAVE THEM DISPLAYED ON
THEIR CARS BY OCT. 1. PlEASE NOTE THAT STUDENTS MUST HAVE THEIR

LICENSE TAG NUMBERS in order to receive their permits.

--BDJ

STUDENT ORGANIZATION WEEK: Next week (beginning Monday,
Sept. J>0) will be campus Organization Week. All student
organizations already in existence on campus should assign a
representative to the large student activities room at the

NORTH END OF THE STUDENT CENTER. Th I S REPRESENTATIVE IS TO
ACCEPT THE NAMES AND APPLICATIONS OF STUDENTS WHO WISH TO JOIN
RESPECTIVE GROUPS. SEE DEAN GaLLOWAY FOR DETAILS,

NLG

READING IMPROVEMENT CLASSES: Reading Improvement will be

OFFERED 3rd PERIOD, kjH PER'OD, AND 12th PERIOD, BEGINNING

Monday, Sept. 30. Those iNTERfrsTEO should enroll today, (Thurs,
Sept. 26) in the counselor's office in the administration
building. There is no additional charge for students enrolled
for 15 hours. If you have already requested this class at any
of the above periods, please note and report for pre-testing
ON Sept. 30.

~GWH

AC CLUB CHARTER RENEWALS: All previously approved Augusta
College student clubs must apply for rene'J/.l of charter each
year at the beginning of the fall quarter. .'^ome groups have
not yet done this. Renewal blanks v.'F..\e .-'mlzo in August.

NLG

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TUESDAY-THURSDAY REPORT (cONT.)

Sept. 26, I963

VOTING FOR REVISED EDITION OF STUDENT COUNCIL CONSTITUTION:
Students interested in voting on the revised edition of the
Student Council Constitution may do so any day next week in the
LIBRARY. Copies of the constitution apje on file in the library
for students to read. Arrangements will be made to have ballots

AND a ballot box IN THE LIBRARY EACH DAY NEXT WEEK SO THAT VOTES
MAY BE CAST,

NLG

DRAMA AND ART CLU^S: All students interested in participat-
ing IN thf: Drama .,md /rv :l'.'"3 are reminded to sign up in the
student center next wec:;, Ti^e Drama Club will meet soon to
select a cast for itc tall production,

MS & KC

CHOIR APPLICANTS: Students interested in joining the collet.,
choir are reminded to sign up Oct, 1 and 2 from 2-'+p.m. in Mr,
Jacobs' office on the second floor of the Music Building. The
choir will begin meeting on a regular basis in October, First
project for the choir will be THE Christmas presentation of
Handel's Messiah with members of the Augusta Symphony accompa-
nying. The annual spring tour is also scheduled this year,

--HJ

BELL RINGER MEETS TODAY: Bell Ringer staff members are re-
minded that a staff meeting will be held today, (Thurs. Sept. 26)

at 3 P.M. IN THE staff ROOM ON THE FIRST FLOOR OF BELLEVUE HaLL .
Any STUDENTS INTERESTED IN JOINING THE STAFF ARE INVITED TO
ATTEND,

~WBF

SYMPHOMY TICKETS ON SALE HERE: Faculty, staff and students
may purchase tickets for the augusta symphony 1963-6^ concert
Season in the office of the coordinator of student activities

ON THE FIRST FLOOR OF BeLLEVUE HalL, StuDENT TICKETS ARE $310
AND ADULT TICKETS ARE $^8,25. ThE PROGRAM BEGINS ON OcT, 12 WITfi
A PERFORMANCE BY PIANIST RuTH SLENZYNSKA, OTHER PERFORMANCES

ARE Dec, 14 - Artemisia Thevaos and Lydia Porro, Duo-Piano;
Feb, 22 - All Orchestra Concert; March 21 - Malka Mevorach-
Choset, pianist; May 1 and 2 - John Brownlee, Director of
Manhattan Opera Theater presents Madame Butterfly,

~W3F

ATTENTION FACULTY* Faculty members are requested by the
Comptroller's office to read aloud to students notice concerning

PARKING PERMITS (NoTICE if3 ON PAGE l), PrRMITS MUST BE DIS-
PLAYED BY Tuesday, Oct, "i st ,

BDJ

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Sept. 26, 19^3

READING IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM: There are a few openings in
THE 3rd Period and 'ith Period Reading classes to begin Monday,
Sept. 30 F'oR those alkcady signed up, the classes are scheouleo
AS follows. Part i c I r^ANTs should df.ing with them a Reading Record
Book and a Reading Vocabulary Book which can be purchased in the
College Bookstore.

THIRD PER IOD

Chandler, Eramk
Dalis, S. J.
Dukes, Au'-i
Elliott, Anne
Elliott, Howapd R.
Fletcher, Edward R.
Griffin, Caroline C.
HoM, Carolyn
KiRSCH, Judy A.
Lamback, Freoo i e
LeZotte, Gerald J.
Mathewson, Donna
McDonald, Erma K.
McElroy Cleyta a.
Schaeffer, Myrtle
Tatum, Charles P.
Webb, James A.
WiLBURN, Carol A,

FO^URTH PE RIOD

Ami ;k, Susan J.
^"/ONE, Patpiicia E.
.?ovN, Elaine
THALr-ZR, E. Jack
CooLiN, Pat
Dvina, Antoinette
Ed'./ards, Sandra G.

TWELFTH PERIOD

Heijry, Patricia J.
HoLTON, Larry
Howard, Jeffry C.
Lee, Marion E.
McKenzie, Eve M.
Priest, Sydney
Rogers, Sheila
Scarborough,
Stump, Jane
Werrich, Thomas J.
Woods, Patricia
WooLF, Janice R,

Acton, William C.
Ashmore, Sara C.
Blackstone, Lewis M.
Bowman, Otis
Boyd, Darwin H.
Calicott, Margaret
Drew, James H.
Foran, James
Fulmer, Barbara J.
Harrison, Linda J.
Isenberg, William G,
Jackson, Charles L.
MuLLiNS, Albert 0.
Parrish, Kenneth W.
DA R. Phillips, Mary Ellen
QuiNN, George F.
Rhoden, Frank H.
Shi pp, Virginia M.
Steinberg, Morris K.
Vilas, Sarah L.

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CANTERBURY CLUB ; Canterbury, the Episcopal church's mission

TO THE AUGUGTA COLLEGE CAMPUS WILL MEET TODAY, (TuESDAY, OcT, 1)
AT 7:30 P.M. IN THE ClUB RoOM. ALL EPISCOPALIANS AND INTERESTED
STUDENTS AND FACULTY ARE INVITED, AT THIS FIRST MEETING ReV,
MUNTEAN AND M". KE ! TH COWL I NG WILL GIVE A PROGRAM ON THE PLACE
OF DRAMA IN KC:;ERM L1F,

Rickey Asserson

WBF

SYMPHONY TICKETS ON S^'.E HERE: Faculty, staff and students may

PURCHASE tickets FOR THE AuGUSTA SYMPHONY 1963-64 CONCERT SEASON
IN THE OFFICE OF THE COORDINATOR OF STUDENT ACTIVITIES ON THE
FIRST FLOOR OF BeLLEVUE HaLL. STUDENT TICKETS ARE S3. 10 AND
ADULT TICKETS ARE S8.25. ThE PROGRAM BEGINS ON OCT. 12 WITH A
PERFORMANCE BY PIANIST RUTH SLENZYNSKA. OtHER PERFORMANCES ARE

Dec, 14 - Artemisia Thevaos and Lydia Porro, Duo-Piano; Feb, 22-
All Orchestra Concert; March 21 - Malka Mevorach-Choset, pianist;
May 1 and 2 - John Brownlee, Director of Manhattan Opera Theater
presents Madame Butterfly,

~WBF

ATTENTION STUDENTS ; Parking permits must be displayed by TODAY,
(TuES. Oct, 1). Permits are available in the Comptroller's
office and the Office of the Evening Director. Please note
that students must have their license TAG NUMBERS in order to
receive their permits,

~BDJ

STUDENT ORGANIZATION WEEK ; This week will be campus ORGANizATior
Week. All student organizations already in existence on campus
should assign a representative to the large student activities

ROOM AT the north END OF THE STUDENT CENTER, Th I S RE PRESENTAT ! -.
IS TO ACCEPT THE NAMES AND APPLICATIONS OF STUDENTS WHO WISH
TO JOIN RESPECTIVE GROUPS, SEE DeaN GaLLOWAY FOR DETAILS,

~NLG

ATTENTION FACULT Y AND STAFF:

ARE AVAILABLE IN

BE DISPLAYED BY TODAY (OcT. l).

NUMBER SO THAT YOU MAY RECEIVE YOUR PERMIT.

Faculty and staff parking permits

THE Comptroller's office. All permits must
Please know your license tag

~BDJ

PHI BETA LAMBDA RECEPTION ; The members of Phi Beta Lambda are

requested to ATTEND A RECEPTION TOMORR W, (WED. OcT. 2) FROM

5-6:30 P.M. IN THE Chateau (old Air Force Building just inside
Arsenal Avenue gate).

~BJW

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TUESDAY-THURSDAY REPORT (CONT.)

October 1, 19o3

FACULTY GOLFERS ; Fall Tournament October 7th - October i8.
Those interested will submit qualifying scores to George B,
Cooke or A. Taber Grhzn on or before Oct, ^th. All play to be

HELD on the back N I ME AT THE AuGUSTA GoLF CluB. TwO ROUNDS ON
BACK NINE WILL SERVE AS QUALIFYING SCORES.

--ATG

VOTING FOR REV IS ED EDITION OF STUDENT COUNCIL CONSTITUTION :
Students interested in voting on the revised edition of the
Student Council Constijution may do so any day this week in
THE library. Copies of the const:tution are on file in the

LIBRARY FOR STIDFrirS TO READ. ARRANGEMENTS WILL BE MADE TO
HAVE BALLOTS AMH A TALLOT BOX IN THE LIBRARY EACH DAY THIS
WEEK SO THAT VOTES MA.' BE CAST,

NLG

DRAMA AND ART CLUBS : All students interested in participating
IN THE Drama and Art clubs are reminded to sign up in the

student CENTER THIS WEEK, ThE DrAMA ClUB WILL MEET SOON TO
SELECT A CAST FOR ITS FALL PRODUCTION,

MS & KC

CHOIR APPLICANTS ; Students interested in joining the college

CHOIR ARE reminded TO SIGN UP TODAY, (TuES, OCT, 1) AND TOMORROl

(Wed, Oct, 2) from 2-k p.m. in Mr. Jacobs' office on the second

FLOOR OF THE MuS I C BuiLDING. ThE CHOIR WILL BEGIN MEETING ON
A REGULAR BASIS THIS MONTH, FiRST PROJECT FOR THE CHOIR WILL

BE THE Christmas presentation of Handel's Messiah with members
OF THE Augusta Symphony accompanying. The annual spring tour
IS also scheduled this year,

HJ

PRE-MED DAY FOR STUDENTS ; The Medical College of Georgia

INVITES those students INTERESTED IN A CAREER IN MEDICINE

to a Pre-med Day on Saturday, October 12. The program will

CONSIST OF exhibits, TOURS OF TaLMADGE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, AND

demonstrations by the Medical College faculty. The program
begins at 10:00 p.m. in the educational bu i ld i ng , with regis-
tration prior to that time, and ends at 3530 p.m.

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Oct. 3, 1963

ATTENTION STUD E NTS ; All male students between the ages of 18
and 25 who did not report their selective service numbers durin.
registration musj[ furnish this information to the office of
Student Recordg no later than Wedmesday, October 9 Failure
TO comply with this directive could result in a request for

YOUR SERVICES \ V. ^ME ArMED FoRCES!

SLW

S.N.E .A ; The first meeting of the Student National Education
Association will be "eld on Tuesday, (Oct. 8) at 3:00 p.m. in
the Club Building (at back entrance on Arsenal Avenue). All
students interested in joining are urged to fill out an appli-
cation BLANK BEFORE THAT TIME, BLANKS MAY BE OBTAINED |N THE

Student Center,

Marjolie Prestwood
WBF

SYMPHONY TICKETS ON SALE HERE ; Faculty, staff and students ma-
purchase tickets for the Augusta Symphony 1963-6^ Concert Seaso,
in the office of the coordinator of student activities on the
first floor of Bellevue Hall, Student tickets are $3.10 and

ADULT tickets ARE $8,25. ThE PROGRAM BEGINS ON OCT. 12 WITH A
PERFORMANCE BY PIANIST RUTH SLENZYNSKA. OTHER PERFORMANCES ARIC

Dec, 14 - Artemisia Thevaos and Lydia Porro, Duo-Piano; Feb, 21-
All Orchestra Concert; March 21 - Malka Mevorach-Choset, Pianis:
May 1 AND 2 - John Brownlee, Director of Manhattan Opera Theate.
PRESENTS Madame Butterfly,

WBF

DRAMA AND ART CLUBS ; All students interested in participating
IN THE Drama and Art clubs are reminded to sign up in the

STUDENT CENTER THIS WEEK. ThE DrAMA ClUB WILL MEET SOON TO
SELECT A CAST FOR ITS FALL PRODUCTION.

MS & KC

ATTENTION SO NS OF FLUBBER! ! FACULTY GOLF TOURNAMENT:
October lb.

October

Those interested will submit qualifying scores
to George B. Cooke or A. Taber Green by tomorrow, (Fri, Oct. k)
All play to be held on the back nine at the Augusta Golf Club,

Two rounds on back nine will serve as qualifying SCORES,

~ATG

STUDENT ORGANIZATION WEEK;

This wcek is campus Organization

Week. Student organizations already in existence on campus

SHOULD assign a REPRESENTATIVE TO THE LARGE STUDENT ACTIVITIES
ROOM AT THE NORTH END OF THE STUDENT CENTER. Th I S REPRESENTA-
TIVE IS TO ACCEPT THE NAMES AND A P.^L 1 C A T I NS OF STUDENTS WHO
WISH TO JOIN RESPECTIVE GROUPS. ScE DEAN GaLLOWAY FOR DETAILS,

~NLG

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TUESDAY-THURSDAY REPORT (CONT.)

October 5, I963

VOTING FOR REVISED EDITION OF STUDENT COUNCIL CONSTITUTION ;
Students interested in voting on the revised edition of the
Student Council Constitution may do so today, (Thurs.) and
tomorrow (Fri.) in the library. Copies of the constitution

ARE on file in THE LIBRARY FOR STUDENTS TO READ, ThERE WILL
BE BALLOTS AND A BALLOT BOX IN THE LIBRARY SO THAT VOTES MAY
BE CAST.

NLG

JOB OPPORTUNITIES FOR MEN STUDENTS ; Timekeeper. $1.25 per
HOUR, 3 - 1"' Pen, Call Ga. Department of Labor for informatiot

YMCA NEEDS T"0 mem STUDENTS FOR AFTERNOON WORK, CALL MR ,

Adrian Moody.

NLG

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SPECIAL NOTICE ; The candidates for Mayor of Augusta will

APPEAR ON campus AT 10:00 A.M. TODAY, (ThURSDAy) AT THE

invitation of the Political Science department. All students

NOT having a third PERIOD CLASS ARE INVITED AND URGED TO
attend THIS LIVELY DISCUSSION (tO BE HELD ON THE GRASSY PLOT
BETWEEN THE STUDENT PARKING LOT AND THE LIBRARY,)

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Oct. 8, 1963

SPECIAL NOTICE

COMMENCING ON
MONDAY NEXT
OCT. 1^ FOR
THE WHOLE WEEK
(DAILY FROM
9:30 AM TO
3:30 m)THE
PICTURES WILL
BE MADE FOR
"WHITE COLUMNS
196^". EVERY
STUDENT IS
EXPECTED TO
HAVE HIS
PHOTOGRAPH
MADE NEXT
WEEK.

PICTURES WILL
BE MADE IN THE
ANNUAL OFFICE
ON THE GROUND
FLOOR OF
BELLEVUE HALL,
DRAPES WILL BE
PROVIDED FOR
THE LADIES.
MEN SHOULD
WEAR WHITE
SHIRTS, DARK
SUITS AND TIE$
THERE WILL BE
NO CHARGE FOR
THE PHOTO-
GRAPHS.

KG

SPECIAL NOTICE ; All male students between the ages of i8 and
25 who 010 not report their selective service numbers during
registration lust furnish this information to the office of
Student Records no later than tomorrow, (Wed, Oct, 9). Failure
to comply with this directive coulo result in a request for

YOUR SERVICES IN THE ARMEO FoRCES!

SLW

S.N.E.A. ! The first meeting of the Student National Education
Association will be held today, (Tues. Oct, 8) at 3:00 p.m. in
THE Club Building (at back entrance on Arsenal Avenue). All

STUDENTS interested IN JOINING ARE URGED TO FILL OUT AN APPLI-
cation blank before that time. blanks may be obtained in the
Student Center,

Marjolie Prestwood
WBF

PRE-MED day for STUDENTS ; The Medical College of Georgia

INVITES THOSE STUDENTS INTERESTED IN A CAREER IN MEDICINE

TO A Pre-Meo Day on Saturday, October ^2i The program will

CONSIST OF EXHIBITS, TOURS OF TaLMADGE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, AND
DEMONSTRATIONS BY THE MEDICAL COLLEGE FACULTY. ThE PROGRAM
BEGINS AT 10:00 A.M. IN THE EDUCATIONAL BuiLDING, WITH REGIS-
TRATION PRIOR TO THAT TIME, AND ENDS AT 300 P.M.

~GBC

STUDENT INSURANCE ; Student insurance will be available in the
Office of Dean of Students through tomorrow, (Wed. Oct, 9)
Remember it is just .85* for a $1,000 policy for one quarter,

~NLG

ATTENTION WOMEN STUDENTS ; Women students interested in a room
and board situation should contact Dean Galloway,

NLG

CANTERBURY CLUB ; Canterbury , the Episcopal Church's Mission to
the campus, will meet today, (tues, oct, 8) at 7:30 p.m. in the
Music Building, second floor. The program will be the Folk
Mass as done by Canterbury of Northwestern University. Mr.
Keith Cowling will be present to discuss Canterbury's plans

TO PRODUCE a play, ALL STUDENTS ARE INVITED. ThE EPISCOPAL

Church welcomes you,

Rev, a. H. Muntean

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October 8, I963

FACULTY ' AND
STAFF:

CHEERLEADERS ; Cheerleaders tryout at 3500 p.m. in Quadrangle

TOMORROW, TWEO, OcT. 9).

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CIRCLE K ; All persons who made application for Circle K and

ALL old members W t LL PLEASE MEET IN THE CHATEAU AT 7:3 TONIGHT.

(TuESi Oct, 8).

Wallace Pierce
WBF

BAPTIST STUDENT UNIO N: The Baptist Student Union invites
everyone to attend the meeting tomorrow, (Wed, Oct, 9) at
3:00 P.M. IN THE Club Building, Miss Elaine Anderson, BSU

SUMMER MISSIONARY TO JOROAN, WILL SPEAK TO THE GROUP, EVERY-
ONE is urged to attend,

Marcia Corry
WBF

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Oct, 10, 1963

NOTE ;

DEADLINE FOR
SUBMITTING
INFORMATION
FOR THE
TUESDAY
EDITION OF
THE REPORT IS
3 PM MONDAY.
DEADLINE FOR
THE THURSDAY
EDITION IS
3 PM WED. -
INFORMATION
IS TO BE
SUBMITTED TO
ROOM 1 ON THE
FIRST FLOOR
OF BELLEVUE
HALL.

WBF

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ATTENTION STUDENTS : BEGINNING MONDAY (OCT. 1^+) FOR THE ENTIRE
WEEK (DAILY FROM 9:30 AM TO 5:30 FM) PICTURES WILL BE MADE FOR
"WHITE COLUMNS 196*+". EVERY STUDENT IS EXPECTED TO HAVE HIS
PHOTOGRAPH MADE DURING THIS TIME. PICTURES WILL BE MADE IN THE
ANNUAL OFFICE ON THE GROUND FLOOR OF SELLEVUE HALL. DRAPES WILL
BE PROVIDED FOR THE LADIES. MEN SHOULD WEAR WHITE SHIRTS, DARK
SUITS AND TIES. THERE WILL BE NO CHARGE FOR THE PHOTOGRAPHS.

KC

**

PEP BAND ; Students interested in the formation of a Pep Band

FOR THE PURPOSE OF PLAYING FOR THE GAMES AND RALLIES OF THE
COLLEGE ATHLETIC TEAMS PLEASE WRITE YOUR NAME AND INSTRUMENT
ON A PIECE OF PAPER AND PLACE IN Mr. JaCOBS' MAIL BOX BY
TOMORROW, (FrI. OcT. 11),

HJ

PRE-MED DAY FOR STUDENTS ; The Medical College of Georgia

INVITES THOSE STUDENTS INTERESTED IN A CAREER IN MEDICINE

TO A Pre-Med Day on Saturday, October 12. The program will

CONSIST OF EXHIBITS, TOURS OF TaLMADGE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, AND
demonstrations by THE MEDICAL COLLEGE FACULTY. ThE PROGRAM
BEGINS AT 10:00 A.M. IN THE EDUCATIONAL BuiLDING, WITH REGIS-
TRATION PRIOR TO THAT TIME, AND ENDS AT 3:30 P.M.

GBC

FACULTY AND STAFF : PLEASE ARRANGE TO HAVE YOUR PHOTOGRAPHS
MADE NEXT WEEK AT TIMES CONVENIENT TO YOURSELVES BETWEEN THE
HOURS OF 9;30 & 3:30 daily, OCT. 14 - OCT. 18 IN BELLEVUE HALL.

~KC

ATTENTION PRESBYTERIANS ; The Westminster Fellowship will meet
Sunday night at 6:k^ at Re i d Memorial Presbyterian Church. It
IS an organizational meeting so everyone come and get acquainted.
Refreshments will be served,

Jean IE Perrow
WBF

CI VI TAN CLUB ; The Collegiate Civitan Club will hold an informal
coke party for prospective members on Sunday, October 13 from

3-5 P.M. AT the home of BOBBIE HAMILTON, 2262 OvERTON ROAO.

All girls who are interested are invited to attend,

Kay Bruno
WBF

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October 10, 1963

PHI BETA LAMBDA CLUB PINS ; Members of Phi Beta Lambda are

REMINDED TO ORDER THEIR CLUB PINS IF THEY WANT THEM. ThE
first ORDER WILL BE MADE ON OCTOBER l^ . YoU MAY ORDER YOUR
PINS EITHER FROM MiSS WILLIAMS, KaTHY SaRVER, MaRILYN CROSS

OR Martha Hardy.

BJW

SPECIAL NOTICE ; Students who drive cars on the campus should

KNOW speeding IS PROHIBITED AND DANGEROUS. WE ASK YOU TO BE
careful ANYTIME YOU ARE DRIVING A VEHICLE ANYWHERE ON THE

CAMPUS. This is a serious matter,

NLG

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Oct. 15, 1963

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ATTENTION STUDENTS ; Pictures tor "White Columns 1964" will be

MADE EVERY DAY THIS WEEK (dAILY FROM 9550 TO 5:30). ALL STUDENTS
ARE EXPECTED TO HAVE THEIR PHOTOGRAPHS MADE. PICTURES WILL BE
MADE IN THE ANNUAL OFFICE ON THE GROUND FLOOR OF BELLEVUE HALL.

Drapes will be provided for the laoies. Men should wear white

SHIRTS, dark suits AND TIES. ThERE WILL BE NO CHARGE FOR THE

photographs.

~KC

MISS EXCHANGE CONTEST ; Augusta College women freshmen are

ELIGIBLE TO ENTER THE MiSS EXCHANGE ClUB Fa I R CONTEST WHICH
WILL BE HELD OCTOBER 28 - NOVEMBER 2 DURING THE EXCHANGE ClUB

Fair, Entry blanks may be obtained in the office of the

COORDINATOR OF STUDENT ACTIVITIES ON THE FIRST FLOOR OF BELLEVUE

Hall.

~WBF

FACULTY AND STAFF ; Please have your photographs made this week

BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 9^30 AND 3^30 DAILY, IN BELLEVUE HALL.

KG

ATTENTION CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION, JUNE, 1964 : Augusta College

HAS BEEN INVITED TO PARTICIPATE IN A NATIONAL SURVEY OF CANDIDATES
FOR GRADUATION. FoRMS FOR THIS PURPOSE ARE AVAILABLE AT THE
FOLLOWING locations: OFFICE OF STUDENT RECORDS, Su I TE A - SCIENCt

Building, and Suite B - Science Building. If you expect to
graduate next june please complete one of these forms this week,

SLW

BAPTIST STUDENT UNION ; The Baptist Student Union will meet
TOMORROW, (Wed. Oct. i6) at 3500 p.m. in the Club Building.
The program will feature a movie titled "The Woman Who Played
Gon". Everyone is invited to attend,

--Marc I A Corry
WBF

JOB OPPORTUNITIES ; S. H. Kress, 832 Broad Street, wants a boy

FOR STOCK room WORK IN THE AFTERNOON AT SLOG PER HOUR. CONTACT

Mr. Cox. Mrs. Everett Marder, 2110 Shamrock Drive, wants

A college girl baby sitter after 1:00 p.m. Call 738-2147.

~NLG

***

STUDENT COUNCIL NOMINATIONS ; AC students will have the oPPORTUNiiy
this coming Thursday and Friday (Oct. 17 & l8) to nominate candi-
dates FOR THE Student Council. Ballot boxes will be placed in thC
Student Center. Each student may nominate one person from his or
her class. Freshmen may nominate only freshmen and sophomores ma/
nominate only sophomores, a faculty committee will select 15
qualified students from both the Freshman and Sophomore classes tc
be on the ballot for the regular Council election which will be
HEL3 Thurs, (Oct, 24) and Fri, (Oct, 25). Students are to vote
for seven persons from the list of nominees for each class. The
SIX persons in each class receiving the highest number of votes
will be members of the Council. ^lq

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Oct. 17, 1963

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STUDENT COUNCIL NOMINATIONS ; AC students will have the oppor-

TUNrTY TODAY (ThURSOAy) AND TOMORROW (FrIDAY) TO NOMINATE CANDI-
DATES FOR THE Student Council. Ballot boxes will be placed in
THE Student Center f-rom 9^00 to 3:00. Each student may nominate

ONE PERSON FROM HIS OR HER CLASS. FrESHMEN MAY NOMINATE ONLY
freshmen and SOPHOMORES MAY NOMINATE ONLY SOPHOMORES. A FACULTY

committee will select 15 qualified students from both the freshman
and sophomore classes to be on the ballot for the regular council
election which will be held thursday (oct, 2^+) and friday (oct. 2^
Students are to vote for seven persons from the list of nominees

FOR EACH CLASS. ThE SEVEN PERSONS IN EACH CLASS RECEIVING THE
HIGHEST NUMBER OF VOTES WILL BE MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL,

NLG

WESTMINSTER TO MEET ; Westminster Fellowship will meet Sunday

NIGHT AT 6:^5 P.M. AT Re I D MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN ChURCH, OFFICER'
FOR THE COMING YEAR WILL BE ELECTED. EVERYONE IS INVITED TO

ATTEND. Refreshments will be served,

Jeanie Perrow
WBF

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ATTENTION CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION. JUNE. 1964 ; Augusta College
has been invited to participate in a national survey of candidate,
for graduation. forms for this purpose are available at the
following locations: office of student records, su i te a-science
Building, and Suite B-Science Building. If vou expect to
graduate next june please complete one of these forms by tomorrow.
(Friday, Oct. i8).

SLW

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MISS EXCHANGE CONTEST ; Augusta College women freshmen are

ELIGIBLE TO ENTER THE MiSS EXCHANGE ClUB Fa I R CONTEST WHICH
WILL BE HELD OCTOBER 28 - NOVEMBER 2 DURING THE EXCHANGE ClUB

Fair. Entry blanks may be obtained in the office of the

COORDINATOR OF STUDENT ACTIVITIES ON THE FIRST FLOOR OF BELLEVUE

Hall,

~WBF
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PICK AC'S TOP FIVE TUNES ; On Nov. 3 the top five pop hits

SELECTED BY THE AC STUDENT BODY WILL BE FEATURED ON THE COLLEGE'S
15-MINUTE RADIO PROGRAM OVER WBBQ. ALL STUDENTS ARE REQUESTED
TO PICK UP BALLOTS IN THE STUDENT CENTER AND CAST THEIR VOTES
FOR THEIR FAVORITE TUNE IN THE BALLOT BOX NEAR THE CASH REGISTER.

The VOTES will be tabulated and the five songs receiving the

MOST VOTES WILL BE PLAYED ON "AUGUSTA COLLEGE Th I S WEEk" AT

7:15 PM. Sunday, Nov. 3

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Oct. 22, 1963

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ANNOUNCEMENT
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RUN-OFF
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ON PAGE 2.

PHI BETA LAMBDA DUES ; Members of Phi Beta Lambda are reminded

TO PAY THEIR CLUB DUES BY OCTOBER 31 YoU MAY PAY YOUR DUES
EITHER TO KaTHY SaRVER, MaRILYN CROSS OR MaRTHA HaRDY.

BJW

WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP TO MEET ; "Is Segregation Immoral?" will
be the topic op discussion at the meeting of the westminster
Fellowship on Sunday. October 27 The meeting will be held in
THE Sunday School Building of the First Presbyterian Church at
8:'f5 P.M. All students interested are invited to attend.

--MaryAnn Avery
WBF

LOST AND FOUND t Some raincoats and jackets were found in class-
rooms last week. Come to office of Dean of Students and describe
to claim,

NLG

PICK AC'S TOP FIVE TUNES ; On Nov, 3 the top five pop hits
selected by the AC student body will be featured on the college'&

15-MINUTE RADIO PROGRAM OVER WBBQ. ALL STUDENTS ARE REQUESTED

to pick up ballots in the student center and cast their votes
for their favorite tune in the ballot box near the cash register,
The votes will be tabulated and the five songs receiving the

MOST VOTES WILL BE PLAYED ON "AuGUSTA COLLEGE Th I S WEEK" AT

7;15 PM. Sunday, November 3

WBF

MISS EXCHANGE CONTEST ; Augusta College women freshmen are

ELIGIBLE to ENTER THE MiSS EXCHANGE CLUB Fa I R CONTEST WHICH
WILL BE HELD OCTOBER 28 - NOVEMBER 2 DURING THE EXCHANGE ClUB

Fair, Entry blanks may be obtained in the office of the

COORDINATOR OF STUDENT ACTIVITIES ON THE FIRST FLOOR OF BELLEVUE

Hall,

WBF

CIRCLE K ; There will be a meeting of Circle K tonight, (Tues,
Oct, 22) at 7:30 p,m, in the Chateau, All members are urgeo

to ATTENn,

Wallace Pierce
WBF

CANTERBURY CLUB ; Canterbury meets tonight, (Tues. Oct. 22) at

7:30 P.M. in the second floor music room to have tryouts and

casting for Christopher Fry's "The Boy With Cart", All students

are welcome, Canterbury will produce this one act play under

THE direction OF Mr , KEITH COWLING,

a. muntean

Episcopal Chaplain
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BAPTIST STUDENT UNION ; Baptist Student Union will meet tomorrow,
(Wed. Oct, 23) at 3:00 p.m. in the Club Building. Personality
tests will be given so that participants can evaluate their
personalities. Everyone is urged to attend,

Marc I A Corry
WBF

WANTED!! Men students interested in becoming Manager for the
Augusta College Basketball Team contact Coach Marvin Vanover,
If allergic to work, do not apply!

~MV

NOTICE ; TEN FRESHMEN HAVE BEEN NOMINATED AS CANDIDATES IN THE
STUDENT COUNCIL ELECTION THIS COMING THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
HOWEVER i 20 FRESHMEN TIED FOR THE OTHER FIVE POSITIONS ON THE
TICKET. THESE 20 CANDIDATES WILL COMPETE TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY)
IN A RUN-OFF ELECTION FOR THE OTHER FIVE POSITIONS IN THE
STUDENT COUNCIL ELECTION. THE RUN-OFF ELECTION WILL BE HELD
WEDNESDAY FROM 9 AM TO 2 PM I N THE STUDENT CENTER. ONLY
FRESHMEN MAY VOTE IN THE RUN-OFF ELECTION. THE 20 RUN-OFF
CANDIDATES ARE: PAT HENRY , CONNIE CLIFFORD , LARRY WINN . SALLY
NICHOLS , JUDY CORRY , NANCY LACKEY , GINGER WALKER , TIMOTHY MORRIS ,
KATHY MADORE , NORMAN SKELTON , DON JOLLEY , SUSAN GATTIS , KATHY
MADDOX , JANICE WOLFF , LEE NORVELL, JOHNNY TRULOCK , VICKY GAVALAS ,
JimY FORD , KATHY LOKEY AND JERRY OGDEN .

~NLG

ESSAY CONTEST ; Interesting essay contest about India for
college students. See Dean Galloway,

~NLG

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Oct* 2k, 1965

STUDENT
COUNCIL
ELECTIONS:

TODAY (THURS.;
AND TOMORROW
(FRIDAY) FROM
9:00 TO 2:00
IN THE STUDEN'
CENTER. BE
SURE TO VOTE .

SEE PAGE 2

FOR SPECIAL

ANNOUNCEMENT.,
AND NAMES OF

CANDIDATES.

CAUTION: Students should lock car doors when parked on campus

TO AVOID LOSS OR DAMAGE TO PERSONAL PROPERTY. WE HAVE REASON
FOR TELLING YOU THIS.

~NLG

WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP TO MEET ; "Is Segregation Immoral?" will
be the topic of discussion at the meeting of the westminster
Fellowship on Sunday, October 27 The meeting will be held in
THE Sunday School Building of the First Presbyterian Church at
8:45 PlMi All students interested are invited to attend.

MaryAnn Avery
WBF

MISS EXCHANGE CONTEST ; Augusta College women freshmen are
eligible to enter the Miss Exchange Club Fair Contest which
WILL BE held October 28 - November 2 during the Exchange Club
Fair. Entry blanks may be obtained in the office of the
coordinator of student activities on the first floor of Bellevue
Hall.

WBF

S.N.E.A. DUES ; Members of the Student National Education Associ-
ation are requested to PAY THEIR DUES BY TOMORROW, (FrI. QcT. 25)

TO Ann Saverance,

Marjolie Prestwood
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JOB OPPORTUNITY ; Colonial Bakery, at corner of Wrightsboro Road
AND 15'''H Street, wants a man student who is at least 5' 8" tall
to work three days a week from 3:00 p.m. to about 10:00 p.m.
Person will be paid $1.55 per hour. Students interested should
see Dean Galloway,

~NLG

JOB OPPORTUNITY ; St. Joseph's Hospital business office wants
student who can type, file and operate business machines. Part-
time work, 3 PM. to 7 P.M. DAILY, ElGHT HOURS ON WEEKEND,

See Dean Galloway for further details.

~NLG

CANTERBURY CLUB ; Canterbury will meet tonight, (Thurs. Oct. 24)
at 7:30 P.M. IN THE second floor music room to have tryouts and
CASTING FOR Christopher Fry's "The Boy With Cart". All students

are WELCOME. CANTERBURY WILL PRODUCE THIS ONE ACT PLAY UNDER
THE DIRECTION OF Mr. Ke I TH CoWLING.

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Oct. 29, 1963

NOTICE ;
STUDENT COUNCIL
WILL MEET TODW
(TUES. OCT. 2?)
AT 2:00 PM IN
DEAN GALLOWAY
OFFICE. ALL
MEMBERS PLEASE
BE PRESENT.

Joe Evan|s
WBF

PHI BETA LAMBDA DUES ; Members of Phi Beta Lambda are reminded

TO pay their CLUB DUES BY OCTOBER 31. YoU MAY PAY YOUR DUES
EITHER TO KaTHY SaRVER, MaRILYN CROSS, OR MaRTHA HaRDY.

BJW

JOB OPPORTUNITY ; Augusta Retail Credit Company, 1220 Greene St.,

WANTS young man WHO CAN DO SOME TYPING TO PUT OUT AFTERNOON MAIL

FROM 3:00 TO 5:30 p.m. See Dean Galloway first,

~NLG

G.I, BILL AND WAR ORPHAN'S ACT SIGN UPS ; P. L. 550 (G.I. Bill)
veterans and P. L. 63^+ (War Orphan's Act) students will sign
Progress Reports Thursday, October 31, and Friday, November 1,
IN Mr. Cooke's Office, Administration Building,

GBC

***

NEWMAN CLUB : The Newman Club will meet tomorrow, (Weo. Oct. 30)

AT 7:00 P.M. IN THE CLUB BUILDING TO DISCUSS PLANS FOR NEXT
WEEKS SOCIAL,

DiANNE LeBlANC

WBF

PICK AC'S TOP FIVE TUNES ; On Nov. 3 the top five pop hits

SELECTED BY THE AC STUDENT BODY WILL BE FEATURED ON THE COLLEGE'
15-MINUTE RADIO PROGRAM OVER WBBQ. AlL STUDENTS ARE REQUESTED
TO PICK UP BALLOTS IN THE STUDENT CENTER AND CAST THEIR VOTES
FOR THEIR FAVORITE TUNE IN THE BALLOT BOX NEAR THE CASH REGISTER

The VOTES will be tabulated and the five songs receiving the

MOST votes will BE PLAYED ON "AuGUSTA COLLEGE Th I S WEEK" AT

6t00 P.M. Sunday, November 3.

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Oct. 31, 1963

NOTICE !!

DON'T FORGET
TO LISTEN
TO "AUGUSTA
COLLEGE THIS
WEEK" AT 6:00
ON SUNDAY
OVER WBBQ.
HEAR TOP FIVE
HITS PICKED BY
AC STUDENT

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LISTEN EVERY
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G.I. BILL AND WAR ORPHAN'S ACT SIGN UPS : P. L. 550 (G.I. Bill)

VETERANS AND P. L. 63^ (WaR OrPHAN'S Act) STUDENTS WILL SIGN

Progress Reports today, (Thurs.) and tomorrow, (Friday) in
Mr. Cooke's Office, Administration Building.

~GBC

* * *

PHI BETA LAMBDA DUES ; Members are reminded to pay their club
DUES today, (Thursday). You may pay your dues either to Kathy
Sarver, Marilyn Cross or Martha Hardy,

--BJW

**

STUDENT COUNCIL TO MEET ; Newly elected members of Student Counci;

will meet Tuesday, Nov, 5 at 3:00 p. Mi in Bellevue Hall.

~WBF
***

WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP ; Westminster Fellowship will meet

Sunday, Nov. 3t at the First Presbyterian Church at 8:^5 p.m.

The first in a new series of programs,

MaryAnn Avery
WBF

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Nov. 5i 1963

SPECIAL NOTICE ; The newly-formed ART CLUB takes pleasure in
announcing that for their first program, today (tues. nov. 5)
Mr, Gene Gibson will give a talk and demonstration on Flower
Arrangement , All students are invited to attend. The meeting
will commence at 7:00 pm. and will be held in the Art Building
(Room 13). Please come and help this new club have a success-
ful opening,

Keith Cowling

STUDENT COUNCIL TO MEET t Newly elected members of Student
Council will meet tooaYj Tues, Nov, 5 at 3:00 p.m. in Bellevoe
Hall.

~WBF

ATTENTION:

All students selling ads for the basketball programs

please meet with Coach Vanover today, (Tues,) at 2:00 p,m. in
Bellevue Hall*

~MV
*

BAPTIST STUDENT UNION ; The Baptist Student Union will meet
tomorrow, (Wed. ) at 3:00 p.m. in the Club Building. The
program will deal with the Christian's View of Sex. Everyone
is urged to attend.

Marc I a Corry
WBF

CIRCLE K TO MEET ; There will be a Circle K meeting tonioht,
(Tues.) at 8:00 p.m. in the Chateau,

Eddie Freiberg
WBF

NEWMAN CLUB ; The Newman Club is going bowling. Where? Strike
'N Spare Bowling Lanes in North Augusta. When? 7:30 Thursday,
November 7. Who can come? Members and a guest. Is this down
your alley?

Diane LeBlanc
WBF

CANTERBURY CLUB : Canterbury meets tonight (Tues.) at 7:30 p.m.
IN the Music Room (upstairs). The Chaplain will give a program
entitled "Does Christianity Have Anything to Offer the College
Student",

a. h. muntean

Episcopal Chaplain

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PUBLISHED TWICE WEEKLY FOR THE
FACULTY, STUDENTS AND STAFF

Nov. 7, 1963

SPECIAL NOTICE

DON'T FORGET
TO LISTEN
TO "AUGUSTA
COLLEGE THIS
WEEK" AT 6:00
ON SUNDAY
OVER WBBQ.
HEAR A
PREVIEW OF
THE COMING
JAGUAR
BASKETBALL
SEASON.
LISTEN EVERY
SUNDAY AT
6:00 FM.
WBF

WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP ; The Augusta College Westminster Fellow-
ship WILL MEET ON SuNOAY, NOVEMBER 10, AT 8:^5 P.M. IN THE TELPAIF

Building at First Presbyterian Church. The topic of discussion
WILL BE "Christianity as It Applies to Our Everyday Lives". All

AC STUDENTS are INVITED TO ATTEND,

MaryAnn Avery
WBF

S.N.E.A, to MEET ; Members of the Student National Education
Association will meet Tuesday, (Nov. 12) at 3:00 p.m. in the
Club Building. All students interested in the teacher education
program are invited to attend.

-Marjolie Prestwooo
WBF

JOB OPPORTUNITIES : Merchants are going to need several of our
students for pre-Christmas sales work. Please note the red
posters on the bulletin boards for information*

NLG

STUDENT COUNCIL ELECTS OFFICERS ; Tuesday, (Nov, 5) the Student
Council held its first business meeting at which time the officer
for the student body were elected. They are;

President Joe Evans

Vice President-Bill Hiers

Secretary- Patsy Standlee

Treasurer Johnny Trulock

Chaplain Rosemary Faulk

It was decided to have another meeting today, (Thurs. ) at 3:00 p.m
in Belleview Hall.

Patsy Standlee
WBF

JOB OPPORTUNITIES FOR MALE STUDENTS ; Economy Auto Store at
1010 Broad Street wants to interview male students for holiday
work which will begin sometime in November. See Dean Galloway
first.

NLG

PHI BETA LAMBDA ; The November Business Meeting of Phi Beta Lambd

WILL BE HELD ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12 AT 6:30 P.M. IN RoOM 13 OF

THE Arts Building. At 7:00 p.m. Mrs. Gail Spivey, past state

PRESIDENT OF Ph I BETA LamBDA WILL SPEAK. ALL MEMBERS ARE ASKED
TO BE PRESENT AT THIS IMPORTANT MEETING.

BJW

NEWAN CLUB ; The Newman Club will bowl toni ght, (Thurs. ) at Strik
'N Spare Bowling Lanes in North Augusta at 7:30 p.m. Y'all come .

DiANNE LeBlanc
WBF

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Nov. 12, 1963

SPECIAL
NOTICE! !

AUGUSTA
COLLEGE
CHEERLEADERS
WILL SPONSOR
A DANCE AFTER
THE BASKET-
BALL GAME
SAT. NOV. 16.
FROM 9:30 TIL
12:00 IN THE
STUDENT CENTERl
MUSIC BY THE
"TEMPESTS".
ADMISSION .50
PER PERSON.

Jean IE
Perrow
WBF

SEE PAGE 2
FOR STUDENT
COUNCIL
NEWS....

PHI BETA LAMBDA ; The November Business Meeting of Phi Beta Lambda
will be held today, (tues.) at 6:30 p.m. in room 13 of the arts
Building. At 7:00 p.m. Mrs. Gail Spivey, past state president
OF Phi Beta Lambda will speak. All members are asked to be
present at this important meeting.

BJW

S.N.E.A. TO MEET ; Members of the Student National Education
Association will meet today, (Tues.) at 3:00 p.m. in the Club
Building. All students intfrested in the teacher education

PROGRAM ARE INVITED TO ATTENB.

Marjolie Prestwooo
WBF

CIRCLE K TO MEET ! Circle K will meet tonight, (Tuesday) at 7:30P^
IN the Chateau,

Wallace Pierce
WBF

CANTERBURY PROGRAM REVISED : Canterbury will present its first

PROGRAM IN A TWO-PART FORUM ON LIBERALISM AND CONSERVATISM
TONIGHT AT 7:00 P.M. IN THE MUS 1 C RoOM WHEN THE REV. EDWARD
WALDRON PRESENTS THE CASE FOR LIBERALISM, ALL ARE WELCOME.

--a.h. muntean

Episcopal Chaplain
***

ATTENTION STUDENTS ; All students interested in participating in
A program being sponsored by the University of Georgia Center for
Continuing Education entitled "Basic Issues of Man" are inviteu
TO attend a discussion of the program at 3:00 p.M, Tuesday, Nov.
12, IN Library 2-3- This program involves filling out 2 question-
naires AND the purchase OF A SET OF 6 BOOKS (cOST $7.50 - THIS
IS A S3. 00 SAVINGS OVER THE RETAIL PRICE OF $10.50), ThE PROGRAM
concerns BASIC ISSUES OF MAN AS VIEWED FROM VARIOUS STANDPOINTS -
SCIENTIFIC, philosophic, POLITICAL, ETC, WE ARE NOT TRYING TO

SELL books; this is a research program in which we have been

ASKED TO PARTICIPATE, AND I AM SURE MANY STUDENTS WOULD FIND IT
WORTHWHILE, GEORGE B. CoOKE WILL MEET AT THE ABOVE TIME AND
PLACE WITH ALL INTERESTED STUDENTS,

GBC

CAMPUS EMPLOYMENT FOR FRESHMAN WOMEN : On campus employment for

three freshman women STUDENTS WITH TYPING SKILL ANo/oR TRAINING
IN ART IS NOW AVAILABLE. SeE DEAN GalLOWAY.

~NLG

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November 12, 1963

STUDENT COUNCIL NEWS ; The Student Council held its second busines

MEETING Of" THE YEAR ON NOVEMBER 7> 1963. ' T HAS BEEN APPROVED

FOR THE Student Council to underwrite two dances - one given by

THE CHEERLEADERS ON NOVEMBER l6 AND THE OTHER GIVEN BY S.N.E.A.

on February 15. A pep rally sponsored by Circle K on November 15,
FROM 10:^0 TO 11:10 was also approved. Various committees and
their chairmen were set up, and it was decided to have the regular
meetings on thursdays at 3loo p.m.

Patsy Standlee
WBF

BAPTIST STUDENT UNION ; The Baptist Student Union meets tomorrow,
Wed. Nov, 13, at 3:00 p.m. in the Club building, Mr, Jack Poppel
from Crawford Ave. will speak on "Search for Happiness", Every-
one IS invited to attend,

Marc I a Corry
WBF

NEWMAN CLUB : The Newman Club is anticipating having a guest

SPEAKER FOR ITS MEETING TOMORROW, WED. Nov. 13, AT 7:00 P.M.

IN THE Student Club building. All Catholics are invited to

ATTEND,

DiANNE LeBLANC

WBF

SELECTIVE SERVICE FORMS : Male students between the ages of i8

AND 26 MAY PICK UP THEIR COPIES OF SELECTIVE SERVICE FoRM #109
THIS WEEK, IN THE OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR.

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PUBLISHED TWICE WEEKLY FOR THE
FACULTY, STUDENTS AND STAFF

FALL QUARTER EXAMINATION SCHEDULE !

Monday, December 9, 19^3
Period 1 8 AM to 11 AM
Period k 12 noon to 3 FM
Period 8 3:15 PM to 6:15 FM

Tuesday, December 10, 1963
Period 2 8 AM to 11 AM
Period 5 12 noon to 3 PM
Period 7 3:15 to 6:15 PM

Wednesday, December 11, 1963
Period 3 8 AM to 11 AM
Period 6 12 noon to 3 PM

SLW

SELECTIVE SERVICE FORMS ; Male students between the ages of 18

AND 26 may pick up THEIR COPIES OF SELECTIVE SERVICE FoRM #109
THIS WEEK, IN THE OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR,

SLW

DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT ; Augusta College cheerleaders will sponsor

A dance AFTER THE BASKETBALL GAME SATURDAY, NOV. l6, FROM 9^30

TIL 12:00 IN THE Student Center. Music will be furnished by the
"Tempests", Admission .50^ per person.

Jean IE Perrow
WBF

ATTENTION ; Voting for annual superlatives will be held Nov. 20
(Wed.) and Nov. 21 (Thurs.) in the Student Center. We urge all
students to vote.

Linda Barnes
WBF

ANNUAL PROOFS : Anyone (faculty, staff and students) wh has not

YET returned ANNUAL PROOFS PLEASE TAKE THEM TO THE HuGH CROSS

Studi* AT 809 Broad Street IMMEDIATELY .

KC

STUDENT COUNCI L : There will be a Student Council meeting today,
(Thurs. Nov. 14) at 3:00 p.m. in Bellevue Hall.

Joe Evans
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PUBLISHED TWICE WEEKLY FOR THE
FACULTY, STUDENTS AND STAFF

Nov. 19, 1963

FALL QUARTER EXAMINATION SCHEDULE ;

Monday, December 9i 1963
Period 1 8 AM to 11 AM
Period k 12 noon to 3 PM

Period 8 3:15 PM to 6:15 FM

Tuesday, December 10, 1963
Period 2 8 AM to 11 AM
Period 5 12 noon to 3 PM
Period 7 3:15 to 6:15 FM

Wednesday, December 11, 1963
Period 3 8 AM to 11 AM
Period 6 12 noon to 3 PM

SLW

SPECIAL NOTICE : Voting for annual superlatives will be held
tomorrow, (Wed. Nov. 20) and Thursday (Nov. 21) in the Student
Center. We urge ALL students to vote,

Linda Barnes
W8F

CANTERBURY : "Conservatism" will be the title of the Canterbury
program conducted by the Rev. Robert Knox tonight, (Tuesday) at
6:30 P.M. IN the music room. The campus is invited to attend,

A. H. Muntean

Episcopal Chaplain

BASKETBALL SEASON TICKETS ; All students selling season basket-
ball TICKETS PLEASE TURN IN MONEY AND UNSOLD TICKETS AT 2:00 P.M.
TODAY, (TuES.) in BELLEVUE HALL,

CACH VaNOVER

NEWMAN CLUB: The Newman Club will have Father Gillespie as guest

SPEAKER tomorrow NIGHT, (WEO.) AT 7:00 P.M.

DiANNE LeBLANC

WBF

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Augusta (gnlkg^

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PUBLISHED TWICE WEEKLY FOR THE
FACULTY, STUDENTS AND STAFF

FALL QUARTER EXAMINATION SCHEDULE ;

Monday, December 9, 19^3
Period 1 8 AM to 11 AM
Period k 12 noon to 3 PM

Period 8 3:15 PM to 6:15 PM

Tuesday, December 10, 19^3
Period 2 b AM to 11 AM
Period 5 12 noon to 3 PM
Period 7 3:15 PM to 6:15 PM

Wednesday, December 11, 1963
Period 3 8 AI-^ to 11 AM
Period 5 12 noon to 3 PM

SLW
**

BELL RINGER MEETING ; There will be a Bell Ringer staff meeting
T0AY (Thursday) at 3:00 p.m. in Bellevue Hall,

Don Nichols
WBF
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ANNUAL SUPERLATIVES ; Today (Thursday) is the last day to vote
for annual superlatives. Voting will be held in the Student
Center,

Linda Barnes
WBF

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Dec. 5, 1963

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PUBLISHED TWICE WEEKLY FOR THE
FACULTY, STUDENTS AND STAFF

FALL QUARTER EXAMINATION SCHEDULE ;

Monday, December 9i 19^3
Period 1 8 AM to 11 AM
Period k 12 noon to 3 PM

Period 8 3:15 PM to 6:15 PM

Tuesday, December 10, 1 963
Period 2 8 AM to 11 "am
Period 5 12 noon to 3 PM
Period 7 3:15 PM to 6:15 FM

Wednesday, December 11, 1963
Period 3 8 AM to 11 AM
Period 6 12 noon to 3 PM

SLW

SPECIAL NOTICE ; P. L. 550 (G. I. Bill) veterans and P. L. 63^
(War Orphan's Act) students will sign Progress Reports today,
Tuesday, in Mr. Cooke's office, administration building.

~GBC

ATTENTION MEN STUDENTS ; All Augusta College men students inter-
ested IN competitive wrestling, judo instruction and weight
lifting are encouraged to contact YMCA Physical Director.

Coach Vanover

BAPTIST STUDENT UNION ; The Baptist Student Union will meet
tomorrow, (Wed.) at 3:00 p.m. in the Club Building, A film
entitled "The Red Trap" will be shown. It demonstrates how a
college student learned, through a foolish love affair, the vast
difference between Communist philosophy and the Christian way of
life. Plans will also be made for the Christmas banquet. Every-
one is urged to attend,

Marcia Corry

NEVvMAN CLUB : The Newman Club will have Father Gillespie as guest
speaker tomorrow, (Weo,) at 7:00 p.m. in the Student Club Buildinc
His topic will be "Evolution", Members are reminded that their
dues should be paid at this meeting,

--DiANNE LeBLANC

ST UDENT COUNCIL ; There will be a Student Council meeting today,
(Tuesday) at 3:00 p.m. in the Student Center. All members should
be present,

Joe Evans

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Augusta (SoUrg^

tuesday - thursday REPORT

PUBLISHED TWICE WEEKLY FOR THE
FACULTY, STUDENTS AND STAFF

FALL QUARTER EXAMINATION SCHEDULE ;

Monday, December 9i 1963
Period 1 8 AM to 11 AM
Period k 12 noon to 3 PM

Period 8 3:15 PM to 6:15 PM

Tuesday, December 10, 1 963
Period 2 8 AM to H^'aM
Period 5 12 noon to 3 PM
Period 7 3:15 PM to 6:15 PM

Wednesday, December 11, 1963
Period 3 8 AM to 11 AM
Period 6 12 noon to 3 PM

SLW

SPECIAL NOTICE : P. L. 550 (G. I. Bill) veterans and P. L. 63^
(War Orphan's Act) students will sign Progress Reports today,
Tuesday, in Mr. Cooke's office, administration building.

--GBC

ATTENTION MEN STUDENTS ; All Augusta College men students inter-
ested IN competitive wrestling, judo instruction and weight
lifting are encouraged to contact YMCA Physical Director.

Coach Vanover

BAPTIST STUDENT UNION ; The Baptist Student Union will meet
tomorrow, (Wed.) at 3jOO p.m. in the Club Building, A film
entitled "The Red Trap" will be shown. It demonstrates how a
college student learned, through a foolish love affair, the vast
difference between Communist philosophy and the Christian way of
life. Plans will also be made for the Christmas banquet. Every-
one is urged to attend,

Marcia Corry

NEVMAN CLUB;

The Newman Club will have Father Gillespie as guest

speaker tomorrow, (Wed.) at 7;00 p.m. in the Student Club Buildinc
His topic will be "Evolution". Members are reminded that their
DUES should be paid at this meeting,

--DiANNE LeBlANC

ST UDENT COUNCIL ; There will be a Student Council meeting today,
(Tuesday) at 3:00 p.m. in the Student Center, All members should
be present,

Joe Evans

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PUBLISHED TWICE WEEKLY FOR THE
FACULTY, STUDENTS AND STAFF

FALL QUARTER EXAMINATION SCHEDULE ;

Monday, Decem de r 9< 19^3
Period 1 o a.m. to 11 a.m.
Period k 12 noon to 3 p.m.

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Tuesday, December 10, 19^ 3
Period 2 8 a.m. to 11 a.m.
Period 5 12 noon to 3 p.m.
Period 7 3:15 p.m. to 6:15 p.m.

Wednesday, December 11, 1963
Period 3 iJ a.m. to 11 a.m.
Period 6 12 noon to 3 p.m.

SLW

BELL RINGER STAFF MEETING ; There will be a meeting of the BELL
RINGER STAFF today, (Thursday) at 3:00 p.m. All those planning

to work on either the news STAFF OR THE BUSINESS STAFF FOR WINTER
QUARTER ARE EXPECTED TO BE PRESENT.

*

--Mary Ann Avery
Linda Thompson

CHOIR TO SING : The Augusta College choir will sing tomorrow

MORN I no, (FrI day) AT 10:00 A.M. IN THE STUDENT CENTER. MR . RoESEU
DIRECTING FOR Mr. JaCOBS,

GBR

SPECIAL NOTICE ; DtN'r forget to listen to "Augusta College
This Week" at 6:00 p.m. on Sunday over WBBQ. Hear membeks if
Student Council being intervieweb plus news around the campus.

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SPECIAL NOTICE TO ALL STUDENTS REQUESTING A.M. SCHEDULES ; If you

PLAN TO WORK IN THE AFTERNOONS WINTER QUARTER YOU MUST REGISTER

WITH THE Dean f Students and get approval.

If you brought a letter for the fall quarter it will not be

necessary to bring another one for the winter quarter,

--NLG
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ATTENTION PHI BETA LAMBDA MEMBERS ; All Phi Beta Lambda members
interested in decorating for the banquet to be held at S 8c S
Cafeteria on December 1^ are requested to meet in Room 22 of the
Arts Building tomorrow, (Wed. Dec. 11) at 5:30 p.m. All members

MUST purchase tickets TO THE BANQUET BY TOMORROW AFTERNOON, (WED./
AND REMEMBER THE BANQUET IS STAG OR DRAG. AlL MEMBERS ARE REMINDED)

to bring can goods and deposit them in the box upstairs in the
Arts Building. Small gifts are also to be brought to the banquet
and markeb either boy or girl.

BJW

FALL QUARTER EXAMINATION SCHEDULE ;

Tuesday, December 10, 1963

Period 2 8 AM to 11 AM
Period 5 12 Noon to 3 PM
Period 7 3:15 FM to 6:15 PM

Wednesday, December 11, I963

Period 3 8 AM to 11 AM
Period 6 12 Noon to 3 PM

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Gentlemen :

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in the purchase of a chain
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banks and postal authoritie
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LOCAL COLLEGES RECENTLY BECAME INVOLVE
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S TO TRY TO STOP FURTHER ISSUANCE OF

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GBR

A TTENTION STUDENTS : Several deans or their representatives from
THE Henry VJ, Grady School of Journalism will visit Augusta Collegl
FROM 10:00 to 11:30 a.m. on Monday, January 13. The Dean of the
School of Journalism or his representative will be i nteresteo in

TALKING with STUDENTS WHO ARE INTERESTED IN ANY PHASE OF THE
communications FIELD NEWSPAPERS, PRESS SERVICES, MAGAZINES,
TRADE JOURNALS, HOUSE ORGANS, RADIO, TELEVISION, ADVERTISING,
AND PUBLIC RELATIONS. STUDENTS WILL MEET IN BELLEVUE HaLL,

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STUDENT ACCIDENT INSURANCE ; In a few days the insurance agent

FOR student accident INSURANCE WILL BE IN THE STUDENT CENTER TO
ACCEPT FEES AND APPLICATIONS. Th I S IS THE SAME PLAN USED IN FALL
QUARTER. The COST TO EACH STUDENT IS .85^ FOR THE QUARTER, AND i
CARRIES A BENEFIT UP TO $1,000 FOR ACCIDENTS AT SCHOOL OR TRAVEL-
ING TO AND FROM SCHOOL.

NLG

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CIRCLE K TO MEET ; Circle K will meet tonight, (Tues. Jan. 7) at
7:30 P.M. IN THE Chateau. Anyone interested in becoming a member
PLEASE attend. You are welcome.

Wallace Pierce
MV

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January 7, 1964

BELL RINGER ; There will be a meeting of all those students who

ARE INTERESTED IN WRITING FOR THE BELL Rl NGER OR IN JOINING THE
STAFF AT 3:00 P.M. TODAY, (TuES, JaN. 7) IN BELLEVUE HaLL.

--Mary Ann Avery

MV
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G.I. BILL AND WAR ORPHAN'S ACT SIGN UPS ; P. L. 550 (G. I. Bill)

VETERANS AND P. L. 63^+ (WaR OrPHAn'S Act) STUDENTS WILL SIGN

Progress Reports today, (Thurs. Jan. 7) in Mr, Cooke's office.
Administration Building,

GBC
***

BAPTIST STUDENT UNION ; The Baptist Student Union will meet
tomorrow, (Wed, Jan, 8) at 3;00 p.m. in the Club Building,
Everyone is urged to attend,

Marcia Corry

MV
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ATTENTION GIRLS ; If any Augusta College girl is interested in
sharing a furnished apartment please contact Mrs, Hargrove's
office for details,

~GWH

READING IMPROVEMENT ; Reading Improvement will be offered 3rd,
4th, 11th and 12th periods beginning Thursday, Jan. 9. Those
interested should enroll by tomorrow, (Wed. Jan. 8) in the
Counselor's office in the Administration building. If you have
already requested this class at any of the above periods please

NOTE and report FOR PRE-TESTING ON JaN, 9

~GWH

BOVv/L I NG ; The Augusta College Bowling League will resume activitv
TOMORROW, (Wed. Jan, 8) at Masters Bowling Lanes. There will be
A short meeting at 4:00 p.m. after which regular league bowling
WILL BEGIN. This is a mixed doubles league and any AC student
who would like to join IS invited to attend,

David Carlisle

MV

CANTERBURY CLUB ; Canterbury meets tonight, (Tues, Jan. 7) at
6:30 P.M. I N THE Music building with the first meeting of winter
term. The program will be Father George discussing "Integrity
AND Truth as it Affects Life", Canterbury is the Episcopal
Church's Mission on the campus. All are invited to attend.

Rev. a. H. Muntean

STUDENT COUNCIL MEETING ; Student Council will meet today, (Tues.
Jan. 7) AT 3;00 p.m. Tn Bellevue Hall, All members must be
present.

Joe Evans
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BILL) VETERANS AND

P.L. 550
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WILL SIGN PROGRESS REPORTS TODAY , (THURS. JAN. 9) IN MR. COOKE'S
OFFICE, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING.

GBC

ATTENTION STUDENTS ; Several deans, or their representatives,
FROM THE University of Georgia will visit Augusta College from
10:00 TO 11:30 a.m. on Monday, January 13. The Dean of the
School of Journalism, or his representative, would like to talk

WITH students who ARE INTERESTED IN ANY PHASE OF THE COMMUNI-
cations field newspapers, press services, magazines, trade

journals, house organs, radio, television, advertising, and
public relations. interested students will please meet in
Bellevue Hall at 10:00 a.m.

GLH

SLIDE RULE COURSE ; A course in the use of the slide rule wiLt

BE GIVEN ON TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS AT 3R0 PERIOD. AnY STUDENT
IS ELIGIBLE TO ENTER THE CLASS WHO PURCHASES A SLIDE RULE AND
THE TEXT. The FIRST MEETING OF THE CLASS WILL BE HELD AT 10:00

ON Tuesday, Jan. i4 in Science 8. Please be prompt if you wish

TO enter this CLASS,

--Math Department

WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP ; The Augusta College Westminster Fellow-
ship will hold its first meeting of the winter quarter Sunday
night, January 12 at the Greene Street Presbyterian Church,
The meeting, which will begin at 8:00 p.m., will be concerned
with a study of basic Christian beliefs. All students are

INVITED to attend,

MaryAnn Avery
MV

JOB OPPORTUNITY ; Schwobilt Men's Shop at 75^ Broad Street
needs full time assistant manager.

NLG

BELL RINGER ; The staff of the BELL RINGER will meet today,
(Thursday) at 3:00 p.m. in the newspaper office in Bellevue
Hall, All students interested in working on the paper on either
the news staff or business staff are invited to attend,

MaryAnn Avery
MV

JOB OPPORTUNITY ; J. A. Stafford Co. needs part time young man

STUDENT FOR MORNINGS ONLY. SEE DeaN GaLLOWAY FOR FURTHER
DETA ILS,

NLG

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January 9, 19o'+

CI VI TANS t All girls interested in Civitans please fill out

APPLICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP IN THE STUDENT CENTER TODAY, (ThURS.^
AND TOMORROW, (FRIDAY, JAN. 10).

KB
MV

READING IMPROVEMENT ; Reading Improvement is offered 3rd, ^th,
11th and 12th periods beginning today , (Thurs, Jan. 9). If you
have requested this class at any of the above periods please
note and report for pre-testing today a few openings are
still available.

GWH

STUDENT ACCIDENT INSURANCE ; The student insurance representative

WILL BE IN THE STUDENT CENTER MOST OF THE DAY MONDAY, JaN. 13.

The COST to each student is .855 for the quarter, ano it carries

A BENEFIT UP TO $1,000 FOR ACCIDENTS AT SCHOOL OR TRAVELING TO
AND FROM SCHOOL,

NLG

ATTENTION STUDENTS PLANNING TO TRANSFER TO THE UNIVERSITY OF
GEORGIA IN 196*^ ; Representatives of the University will be
HERE Monday, Jan. 13 from 10:00 - 11:30 a.m. in the Office of
Student Services in the Administration Building, Mr. Paul R.
Kea, Assistant Director of Admissions, will be accompanied by
Dean Mary Speirs, School of Home Economics, Dean J. Whitney
Bunting, College of Business Administration, Dean John E. Drewry
School of Journalism (Dean Drewry will meet in Bellevue Hall),
Dean John 0. Eidson, College of Arts and Sciences, Dean Allyn
M. Herrick, School of Forestry, Dean Kenneth L. Waters, School
OF Pharmacy and Dean Robert S. Wheeler, College of Agriculture,
Any student planning to transfer this year should come by for
personal interviews ano counseling schedules for the year 1964.

SLW

STUDENT COUNCIL ; The Student Council will meet on Monday,
Jan. 13 PROMPTLY at 3:00 p.m. in Bellevue Hall. It is
imperative that all members be present. Failure to attend

this meeting will be an INDICATION THAT THERE IS NO DESIRE

to remain a member of this leadership body,

Joe Evans
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WINTER QUARTER WILL BEGIN FRIDAY, JaN 17i WITH THE PRESENTATION

OF Dr. Telford H. Work's film documentary on Egypt. The film,

ENTITLED "PhARAOHS AND FeLLAHS", CONCERNS EgYPT AS IT WAS AND
AS IT IS TODAY. Dr . WORK WILL PERSONALLY NARRATE THE FILM AT
8:00 P.M. IN THE STUDENT CENTER, STUDENTS WILL BE ADMITTED FREE
WITH ID CARDS*

IMS

AC BAND ; Any students interested in forming an Augusta College

BAND WILL PLEASE LEAVE NAMES, INSTRUMENTS AND TELEPHONE NUMBERS

WITH THE Registrar's office.

HJ

GEA; Members please meet in Auoi-Visual room at 3:00 p.m.
Thursday, (Jan, 16). Your insurance policies and delegate

election are the CHIEF TOPICS,

NLG

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PRE-LAW STUDENTS ; We would like to determine names f students

who are FOLLOWING A PRE-LAW PROGRAM. SuCH STUDENTS ARE ASKE
T9 REPORT TO THE OFFICE OF STUDENT RECtROS FOR THE PURPOSE OF
FURNISHING SUCH INFORMATION,

SLW

ATTENTION PHI BETA LAMBDA MEMBERS ; The Phi Beta Lambda meeting

SCHEDULED AT TiMMERMAN'S AT 6:30 PM TODAY, TuES. JN 1^ HAa BEET
CANCELED BECAUSE GUESTS FROM ATLANTA COULD NOT COME.

~BJW

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CANTERBURY ; Canterbury meets tonight, Tues. Jan. ^k at 6:30 p.m.
IN THE Music Room, 2nd floor. Captain Barry and Captain Herrera
OF THE U. S. Army will present a program on the Army's Code of
Conduct. Students of all faiths are invited to attend. The
Episcopal Church welcomes you.

Rev. a. H. Muntean

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STUDENT ACCIDENT INSURANCE ; Student accident insurance will be

AVAILABLE IN DeaN GaLLWAY'S OFFICE THROUGH WEDNESDAY. ThE COST
IS .85^ FOR THE QUARTER, AND IT CARRIES A BENEFIT UP T $1,000
FOR ACCIDENTS AT SCHOOL OR TRAVELING TO AND FROM SCHOOL.

NLG

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TODAY, TuES. Jan. 1*+ in the Club Building at 3:00. All members

ARE urged TO BE PRESENT,

--Marjolie Prestwoob
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Jan, 16, 196^

ATTENTION STUDENTS ; The Augusta College CoNVOCATroN Series for

WINTER QUARTER WILL BEGIN TOMORROW, FRIDAY, Jan. 17 WITH THE
PRESENTATION OF Dr. TELFORO H. WORK's FILM DOCUMENTARY ON EGYPT.

The film entitled "Pharaohs and Fellahs", concerns Egypt as it

WAS AND AS it IS TODAY, Dr. WoRK WILL PERSONALLY NARRATE THE

FILM AT 8:00 P,M, IN THE STUDENT CENTER, STUDENTS WILL BE ADMITTE

FREE WITH ID CARDS,

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G.E .A. ; Members will please meet in Audio-Visual room at 3:00 p.m
TODAY, (Thurs.). Your insurance policies and delegate election

ARE THE CHIEF TOPICS.

NLG

ATTENTION FACULTY & STAFF ; All faculty and staff, including their

FAMILIES, WILL BE ADMITTED FREE TO THE AC CONVOCATION SERIES WHICH
BEGINS TOMORROW NIGHT AT 8:00 IN THE STUDENT CENTER,

JMS

PHI BETA LAMBDA : All members of Phi Beta Lambda who do not have

CONFLICTS IN SCHEDULE ARE INVITED TO TOUR THE TELEPHONE COMPANY

AT 1:00 P.M., Tuesday, Jan. 21. Meet in front of the Telephone
Company a little before 1:00 p.m.

There will be an important business meeting of Phi Beta Lambda
AT 6:30 P.M., Tuesday, January 21 ew Room 13 of the Art Building,
All members are urged to attend,

Marilyn Cross
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ATTENTION FACULTY ; Mr. Richard Benton from the Lanier Company will-
be ON CAMPUS Thursday, (Jan, 23) to demonstrate the overhea* pro-
JECTOR. All teachers interested in attending please meet in Room *>
IN the Science Building at 2:00 p.m.

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PHI BETA LAMBDA ; All members or Phi Beta Lambda who do not have
conflicts in schedule are invited to tour the Telephone Company
AT 1:00 P.M. today, (Tues.). Meet in front of the Telephone
Company a little before 1:00 p.m.

There will be an important business meeting of Phi Beta Lambda
at 6:30 P.M. today, (Tues.) in Room 13 of the Art Building, All
members are urged to attend.

Marilyn Cross
BJW

NEU^AN CLUB ; The Newman Club will have a guest speaker tomorrow,
We, Jan. 22, at 7:00 p.m. in the Student Club Building. All

MEMBERS are URGED TO ATTEND AND ALL PROSPECTIVE MEMBERS ARE
I NV I TED,

DiANNE LeBlANC

MV

HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATES ; All candidates for Homecoming Queen

SHOULD TURN IN A PHOTOGRAPH TO THE BELL RinGER OFFICE IN BELLEVUE

Hall no later than today, (Tues. Jan. 21).

Joe Evans
MV

STUDENT COUNCIL ; Student Council will meet today, (Tues. Jan. 21
AT 3:00 P.M. IN Bellevue Hall.

Joe Evans
MV

BAPTIST STUDENT UNION ; The Baptist Student Union will meet
TOMORROW, (Wed. ) at 3:00 p.m. in the Club Building. The topic

OF DISCUSSION WILL BE "WhAT Do YOU KnOW AbOUT IMMORTALITY?".

Everyone is urged to attend.

Marcia Corry

MV

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JOB OPPORTUNITY ; Part time afternoon employment for a male

STUDENT WITH CAR. APPROXIMATELY S125 PER MONTH. SEE DEAN

Galloway for further details.

NLG

ATTENTION FACULTY ; Mr. Richard Benton from the Lanier Company

WILL BE on campus TODAY, (ThURSDAy) TO DEMONSTRATE THE OVERHEAD
PROJECTOR. All teachers INTERESTED IN ATTENDING PLEASE MEET IN

Room 8 in the Science Building at 2;00 p.m.

~GMM

ATTENTION STUDENTS ; Mr. Dalis is to give a series of lectures
ON the Constitution beginning Monday, (Jan. 2?) from 2 to 3 p.m.
IN Science 6. Those interested in taking the exam on the Consti-
tutions of the U. S. and Georgia contact Mr. Dalis immediately.

SJD

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ATTENTION ALL G.I. BILL VETERANS AND WAR ORPHAN'S ACT STUDENTS ;
Please sign PROGRESS REPORTS in Mr. Cooke's office, Adminis-
tration Building.

GBC

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KING OF HEARTS ; King of Hearts candidates will meet today, (Thurs,
AT 2:00 P.M. IN Bellevue Hall. This is a very important meeting.

J. WOOLF

MV

PHI BETA LAMBDA ; All Phi Beta Lambda members are asked to mect in
the student parking lot 1 AT 2:30 P.M. TOOAY, (Thurs.) to take
part in the bottle PICK-UP in the North Augusta area. All members
who can bring a car, please do so.

Marilyn Cross
BJW

HOMECOMING QUEEN ELECTION : Voting for Homecoming Queen will be

HELD TODAY, (ThuRS. ) I N THE STUDENT CENTER. If THIS IS THE THIRD
consecutive ELECTION THAT A STUDENT HAS FAILED TO VOTE, HE WILL
LOSE HIS PRIVILEGE TO VOTE,

There will be a bonfire and pep rally tonight, (Thurs.) at 8:00 FK,

IN FRONT OF THE STUDENT CENTER, AlL STUDENTS ARE INVITED TO COME

WATCH Georgia Southwestern burned in effigy.

The Homecoming Dance will follow the game tomorrow night, (Fri.),
Music will be furnished by "The Trix", and admission will be SI.OC
per person,

Patsy Standlee
MV

PHI BETA LAMBDA ; There will be a meeting of Phi Beta Lambda at
8:00 p.M Tuesday, Feb, k in Room 13 of the Art Building. Dr. Lylc
State Supervisor of Phi Beta Lambda, will be here. Any member
who wants to go to dinner with the officers and Dr. Lyles please
SEE Miss Williams, Martha Hardy, Linda Usrv or Marilyn Cross.

BJW

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FACULTY, STUDENTS AND STAFF

Feb. ^, 196^

BAPTIST STUDENT

UNION ;

The Baptist
Student Union
will meet

TOMORROW, (Wed)
AT 3:00 P.M.
IN THE CLUO
Bu I LO I NG .

The film
"What Is A
Chr I sTi an"

WILL BE
SHOWN,

Everyone

SHOULt PLAN
TO ATTEND.

Marc I A Corrv
MV

NEWMAN CLUB ;

The Newman
Club will

MEET tomorrow,

(Wed.) at 6:3C'
IN THE Club

Bu I LD I NG.

Father

Gl LLESPIE
WILL SPEAK

ON "Necking".

Lark IN Holmes
Dennie Kearnp
MV

PHI BETA LAMBDA : There will be a meeting of Phi Beta Lambda at
8:00 P.M. today, (Tues.) in Room 13 of the Art Building. Dr. Lyle
State Supervisor of Phi Beta Lambda, will be here. Mr. Jim Wykle.
State Supervisor of Business Education, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Allison from the Gregg Division of McGraw-Hill Book Company will

BE our special GUESTS. AlL MEMBERS ARE URGED TO ATTEND.

BJW

ATTENTION STUDENTS : The AC Convocation Series for winter quarter

WILL CONTINUE FrIDAY, FEB. 7, WITH THE PRESENTATION OF Mr . DwIGHT

Nichols' film documentary on Holland. The film entitled "Holland
Close Up", features the people of the Netherlands and how they

LIVE, THE country AND WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE. Mr. NICHOLS WILL
PERSONALLY NARRATE THE FILM AT 8:00 P.M. IN THE STUDENT CENTER,

Students will be admitted free with ID cards,

JMS

ATTENTION FACULTY & STAFF : All faculty and staff, including
their families, will be admitted free to the ac convocation
Series which continues Friday night at 8:00 in the student center
Mr. Dwight Nichols will present a film documentary on Holland,

JMS

ANNUAL PICTURES:

Annual Pictures for all AC clubs and organi-

zations WILL be made in the Student Center today, (Tues.)
beginning at 6:00 p.m. Contact individual club advisors as to
specific time for your club or organization.

Linda Barnes
MV

STUDENT COUNCIL ; Student Council will not meet today, (Tues.)
but pictures for the annual will be taken at 6:00 P.M. in the
Student Center. All members are requested to be prompt . There

WILL be a short meeting AFTERWARD,

Patsy Standlee
MV

S,N.E .A. ; Very important S.N.E.A. meeting next Tuesday, (Feb.1'
at 3:00 P.M. IN THE Club Building. All members be present,

Marjolie Prestwood
MV

KING OF HEARTS ; Tickets now on sale for King of Hearts Dance,
Dance will be held Sat, (Feb. 15) at 8:00 p.m. in the Armory
ON Walton Way (next to AC). Get tickets from any S.N.E.A.

MEMBER or CANDIDATE FOR KiNG OF HEARTS.

Voting for King of Hearts will be held Monday, (Feb. 10) an
Tuesday, (Feb, 11) from 9:00 to 2:00 in the Student Center.

Marjolie Prestwood
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REPORT "

PUBLISHED TWICE WEEKLY FOR THE
FACULTY, STUDENTS AND STAFF

Feb. 6, 196^

KING OF HEARTS ; Tickets now on sale for King of Hearts Dance,
Dance will be held Sat. (Feb. 15) at 8:00 p.m. in the Armory on
Walton Way (next to AC). Get tickets from any S.N.E.A. member
or candidate for King of Hearts.

Voting for King of Hearts will be held Monday, (Feb. 10) and
Tuesday, (Feb. 11) from 9:00 to 2:00 in the Student Center,

Marjolie Prestwood
MV

S.N.E.A. ; Very important S.N.E.A. meeting next Tuesday, (Feb. 11)
AT 5:00 P.M. IN THE Club Builoing. All members be present.

Marjolie Prestwood
MV

SPECIAL NOTICE ; The AC Convocation Series for winter quarter

WILL continue tomorrow, (FrI.) WITH THE PRESENTATION OF Mr . DwiGH'

Nichols' film documentary on Holland. The film entitled "Holland
Close Up", features the people of the Netherlands and how they

LIVE, the country AND WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE. Mr . NICHOLS WILL

personally narrate the film at 8:00 p.m. in the Student Center,
Students will be admitted free with ID cards. All faculty an

STAFF, including THEIR FAMILIES, WILL BE ADMITTED FREE.

JMS

ALL MALE STUDENTS WHO REQUESTED SSS FORM 109 ; Please come by
THE Office of the Registrar and pick up your copy of the Selective
Service Form 109,

SLW

ELECTION OF SUPERLATIVES ; Due to misunderstanding as to election
procedures and candidate qualifications many errors were made in
the balloting of the Superlatives Election for 1963-64, Therefor
the Faculty Committee on Student Activities schedules a re-electi'-

OF superlatives for Wh I TE COLUMNS . ThE DATE FOR RE-ELECTION IS

SET FOR Tuesday, Feb. 11 in the student center. Qualifications

FOR this election ARE LISTED BELPW;

1. Any student on probation, academic or otherwise, may not
be elected as a superlative.

2. All students nominated must be enrolled during the quartei

OF election.

3. In order for a student to qualify as a sophomore superla-
tive, they must have a minimum of kO hours at the begin-
ning OF Fall Quarter.

k. A student may NOT BE ELECTED AS A SUPERLATIVE IN THE SAME
class MORE THAN ONCE,

Submitted by Student Activities Committee

H. L. Stirewalt, Chairman

A. R. Rowland

Mrs. Janice B. Turner

W. L. Whatley
Approved by

Marvin Vanover-Di rector of Student Activities"

Dean Galloway-Ex Officio Member of Activitie. -^
commi ttee

MV

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PUBLISHED TWICE WEEKLY FOR THE
FACULTY, STUDENTS AND STAFF

Feb. 11, 196^

KING OF HEARTS ; Tickets now on sale for the King of Hearts
Dance, The d*nce will be held Sat, (Feb. 15) at 8:00 p.m. in
the Armory on Walton Way (next to AC). Get tickets from any

S.N.E.A. MEMBER OR candidate FOR KiNG OF HEARTS.

Voting for King of Hearts will continue today, Tuesday, from
9:00 to 2:00 in the Student Center.

Marjolie Prestwooq
MV

PHI BETA LAMBDA : All Phi Beta Lambda members are reminded of

THE spaghetti supper TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY, FeB, 19 AT 7:00 P.M.

AT THE First Federal Penthouse. Please let Miss Williams,
Jo Ann Roberts, Gary Thompson or Martha Hardy know if you can
COME. We must know by Friday, Feb, i4,

BJW

S.N.E.A. : Very important S.N.E.A. meeting today, (Tues,) at
3:00 P.M. IN THE Club Building. All members please be present,

Marjolie Prestwooi
MV

CIRCLE K ; Circle K will meet tonight, (Tues.) at 7:30 p.m.
in the Chateau. Please bring dues,

Wallace Pierce

MV
* *

NEWMAN CLUB ; The Newman Club will meet tomorrow, (Wed.) at
6:50 (note time change) in the Student Club Building. Father

GiLLISPIE WILL speak. MEMBERS ARE REMINDED THAT DUES ARE DUE.

rDlANNE LeBLANC
MV

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Feb. 13, 196^

WESTT-1INSTER FELLOWSHI P ; Westminster Fellowship will meet Sunday,
Feb. 16 AT 8:00 p.m. in the Nurses Residence at Talmadge Hospitalc
All students are invited to attend.

Mary Ann Avery
MV

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY ; A physician in the city would like to

EMPLOY A personable AuGUSTA CoLLEGE MALE STUDENT TO COACH HIS
SON. He prefers a student who is making HIGH GRADES AT AuGUSTA

College, See Dean Galloway for further details.

~NLG

PHI BETA LAM3DA : All Phi Beta Lambda members are reminded of

THE spaghetti SUPPER TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY, FeB. 19 AT 7^00 P.M.

AT THE First Federal Penthouse. Please let Miss Williams, Jo Ann
Roberts, Gary Thompson or Martha Hardy know if you can come. We
must know by tomorrow, Fri. (Feb, 1^).

BJW

SPECIAL NOTICE ; Mr. Smith from the Audio-Visual Center will be
IN Room 8 in the Science Building at 2:00 p.m. today, (Thurs.)
to demonstrate an overhead projector. All faculty members and
persons interested are invited to be present.

~GMM

BRIDGE TOURNAMENT ; The bridge tournament will be held Monday,
Feb. 17, AT 2:00 p.m. in the student center. Players may
participate whether they have registered or not. All players
must be on time.

PW

ATTENTION GIRL STUDENTS ; Any girl student interested in sharing

A ROOM in a new HOME AT UNUSUALLY LOW CeST - CONTACT DEAN GaLLOWAV
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.

NLG

JOB OPPORTUNITY : College ooy wanted for lifesaving ^on at a
SWIMMING POOL. See Dean Galloway for further details,

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PUBLISHED TWICE WEEKLY FOR THE
FACULTY, STUDENTS AND STAFF

Feb. i8, 1961f

ATTENTION PHI BETA LAMBDA MEMBERS ;
WHAT? Annual Phi Beta Lambda Spaghetti Supper
WHEN? Wednesday, February 19, 196^ at 7:00 p.m.
WHERE? First Federal Penthouse

HOW MUCH? .75! PER PERSON

BJW

ANNUAL PICTURES ; As the Annual must go to press on Feb, 27, no

PICTURES for it CAN BE MADE LATER THAN THURSDAY OF THIS WEEK,

Any faculty advisor or student who heads a campus organization,

PICTURES of which HAVE NOT BEEN MADE, IS ASKED TO MAKE ARRANGE-
MENTS today (Tues.) WITH Linda Barnes, editor, or Mr. Wise,

ADVISOR, SO THAT YOUR ORGANIZATION MAY BE INCLUDED,

--PW

ATTENTION STUDENTS ON DEAN'S LIST ; All students on the Dean's
list for the fall quarter are asked to meet on the steps of the
Administration building tomorrow morning, (Wed.) at 8:50 for a
picture to be made for the annual.

PW

STUDENT COUNCIL : Student Council will meet today, (Tues. Feb. i8)
AT 3:00 P.M. IN Bellevue Hall. All members should be present.

Joe Evans

MV

* *

INCREASE IN LIBRARY HOURS : Effective February 22, 196^ the
Library hours will be increased as follows:

Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Sunday 1:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
These additional hours will be in effect only when classes are
IN SESSION. The Library will continue to be closed during
inter-session and vacation.

~RR

**

BAPTIST STUDENT UNION ; The Baptist Student Union will meet in

the Club Building tomorrow, (Wednesday) at 3:00 p.m. Dr. Gerald

Robins will be the featured speaker. Everyone should plan to
attend,

Marc I A Corry

MV

* *

CANTERBURY ; Canterbury presents a Lenten program called "Instead
of Death". The first meeting tonight, (Tues. Feb. i8) at 6:30 FM
IN the Music Room, 2nd floor, is entitled "The Presence and Power
of Death". The Chaplain will conduct the programs. Canterbury,
the Episcopal Church's mission for the campus ,i nv i tes all students
TO its meetings,

Rev. a. H. Muntean
Chaplain

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PUBLISHED TWICE WEEKLY FOR THE
FACULTY. STUDENTS AND STAFF

Feb. 20, ^^ih

INCREASE \n LIBRARY HOURS ; Effective Saturday, (Feb. ZZ) the

Library hours will be increase** as follows:

Saturday 9:00 a.k. - 5:00 p.m.

Sunday 1:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
These additional hours will be in effect only when classes are
IN SESSION. The Library will continue to be closed during inter-
session AND VACATION.

RR

NEWAN CLUB : The Newman Club will meet Sunbay, (Feb. 23) at

8 : 00 p.m. upstairs at the Knights of Columbus, Father Gillespie

will speak on "As You Like It",

Diane LeBlanc

MV
***

SPECIAL NOTICE : The AC Bowling Team will compete in the Inter-
collegiate Bowling Tournament in Athens, Georgia on Feb, 21 and 2.1
Team members are:

David Carlisle Bernie Lambert

Bryce Lighty Barry McCoy

John Perry Coach: Mr. G. B. Williams

MV

ATTENTION S.N.E.A. MEMBERS AND KING OF HEARTS CANDIDATES ; Please

TURN IN MONEY FOR DANCE TICKETS TO MaRJOLIE PrESTWOOD NO LATER

than TOMORROW, (Friday) AT 12:00,

Marjolie Prestwood
MV

ATTENTION STUDENTS AND FACULTY ; There will be a pep-rally this
Friday at 11:^0 a.m. in front of the library, at which time 4th

PERIOD CLASSES WILL BE DISMISSED, LET'S ALL HELP PUT THE JAGUARS
OVER THE TOP AGAIN AT OUR LAST GAME THIS SEASONJ

PR
**

COMMUNITY AMBASSADOR PROGRAM : Any student interested in the
Community Ambassador Program please inquire in Dean Galloway's

OFFICE,

NLG
**

NOTICE TO ALL NORTH AUGUSTA AREA STUDENTS GRADUATING FROM AC AND
PLANNING TO CONTINUE THEIR EDUCATION AT ANOTHER SCHOOL NEXT YEAR :
If you wish to apply for North Augusta Woman's Club Scholarship
please come to Dean of Students Office for details.

TERM PAPER TYPING:

NLG

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Feb. 25, 19^^ CONVOCATION SERIES ; The AG Convocation Series will continue

Tuesday, March 5 when Mr. Geza de Rosner will present his film

DOCUMENTARY ENTITLED "EaSTER ISLAND". ThE COLOR FILM IS A jnW.-
LIFE ADVENTURE STORY THAT ALSO IS EDUCATIONAL, MR . DE RoSNER
WILL PERSONALLY NARRATE THE FILM AT 8:00 P.M. IN THE STUDENT

Center, Students will be admitted free with ID cards. All

FACULTY and STAFF, INCLUDING THEIR FAMILIES, WILL BE AOMlTTEa
FREE,

JMS

CIRCLE K ; Circle K will meet tonight, (Tuesday) at 7:00.
Members not present will be fined. Some dues are still not paid,

Wallace Pierce
MV

IN CREASE IN LIBRARY HOURS ; Effective Saturday, (Feb. 22) the
Library hours were itJciSEASEO as follows;

Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Sunday 1:30 p.m. - 5:50 p.m.
These additional hours will be in effect only when classes are
IN session. The Library will continue' to be closed during inter-
session and vacation.

~RR

COMMUNITY AMBASSADOR PROGRAM:

Any student interested in the

Community Ambassador Program please inquire in Dean Galloway's
office.

--NLG

NOTICE TO AL L N ORTH AUGUSTA AREA STUDENTS GRADUATING FROM AC AND
PLANN! NG TO CONTINUE THEIR EDUCATION AT ANOTHER SCHOOL NEXT YEAR' !
If you wish to apply for North Augusta Woman's Club Scholarship
please come to Dean of Students Office for details.

~NLG

STATE GEORGIA JUNIOR COLLEGE TOURNAMENT ; Augusta College will
play South Georgia College at 9:00 p.m. tomorrow, (Wed. Feb. 26)
in Statesboro, Georgia. Lets all support our team!!!

-MV

***

ATTENTION ALL G.I. BILL VETERANS AND WAR ORPHAN'S ACT STUDENTS ;
Please sign PROGRESS REPORTS in Mr. Cooke's office. Administration

BU I LD I NG ,

-GBC
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JOB OPPORTUNITY : Young man with car wanted for photography work.
Part time for approximately two weeks. Camera furnished. Dial
72^-0558.

NLG

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February 25, 1964

SCHOLARSHI P S; The Ty Cocb Educational Foundation Scholarships

HAVE BEEN ANNOUNCED, STUDENTS WHO ARE INTERESTED SEE DEAN

Galloway for details.

NLG

NEWMAN CLUB ;

Who is having him? The Newman Club

Who are they having? Father Murph^iy

What is his topic? "The Cyprus Situation"

When is the meeting? Wednesday, 7:00 p.m.

Where is the meeting? Student Club Building

Who is invited to come? Everyone

Dianne LeBlanc

MV
**

BLUE bOOK ; The master list of students names, addresses and
telephone numbers has been prepared for the student directory,
THE "Blue Book". If a student wishes to check the accuracy of

HIS LISTING, HE SHOULD DO SO BY 3:00 P. Mi TOMORROW, (WeD.), gltE

Mrs. Hogon in Bellevue Hall,

Student Council
MV

STUDENT COUNCIL : The Student Council will meet promptly at
3:00 P.M. today, (Tues.) in Bellevue Hall,

Joe Evans
MV

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PUBLISHED TWICE WEEKLY FOR THE
FACULTY, STUDENTS AND STAFF

Feb. 27, ^3ih

ATTENTION ALL G.I. BILL VETERANS AND WAR ORPHAN'S ACT STUDENTS :
Please sign PROGRESS REPORTS in Mr. Cooke's office, Administration

Pli I to I V/"-

GBC

BELL RINGER ; The regular Thursday meeting of the Bell Ringer staf

HAS BEEN CHANGED TO Fr I DAY AT 2^00 P.M. Th 1 S MEETING IS VERY
IMPORTANT. All STAFF MEMBERS, INCLUDING THE ADVERTISING STAFF,

are urged to attend,

Patsy Moore
MV

CONVOCATION SERIES ; The AC Convocation Series will continue
Tuesday, March 3, when Mr. Geza de Rosner will present his film
documentary entitled "Easter Island", The color film is a true-
life adventure story that also is educational, Mr. oe Rosner
will personally narrate the film at 8:00 p.m. in the Student
Center, Students will be admitted free with ID cards. All

faculty and staff, including their FAM.ILIES, WILL BE ADM I TTEt
FREE,

--JMS

TERM PAPER TYPING;

Mrs. Young. 31.00 per hour. Call 82^-5817.

--NLG

COWUNITY AMBASSADOR PROGRAM:

Any student interested in the

Community Ambassador Program please inquire in Dean Galloway's
office,

NLG

NOTICE TO ALL NORTH AUGUSTA AREA STUDENT GRADUATING FROM AC AND
PLANNING TO CONTINUE THEIR EDUCATION AT ANOTHER SCHOOL NEXT YEAR '
If you wish to apply for North Augusta Woman's Club Scholarship
please come to Dean of Students Office for details.

NLG

SCHOLARSHI PS ; The Ty Cobb Educational Foundation Scholarships
have been announced. Students who are interested see Dean
Galloway for details.

NLG

PLEASE TURN TO NEXT PAGE

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TUESDAY-THURSDAY REPOrcT (cONT.)

February 27, 196^

SPECIAL NOTICE ; The following students in Psych. 101A and 101B

CLASSES ARE GOING TO M I L L ED GE V i L L E STATE HOSPITAL FOR AN EDUCATIOr

AL TOUR TODAY, THURSDAY, EEB, 2?. Wl WILL GO IN CARS, LEAVING

THE COLLEGE PARKING LOT AT 7 " 50 A.M. AND RETURNING TO AUGUSTA
AROUND 6:00 P.M.

Avery, Mary Ann
Bateman, Charles B.
BoYETTE, John G.
Branch, V. Dianne
Butler, Carolyn A.
Clark, Charles M.
Dawson, Gel L.
Everett, Jane E.
Faircloth, G. Eddie
Halvorsen, Jewel J.
Hardy, Rufus L.
Hydri ck, Ann M.
Lamback, Frederick

Nl PPER, E. Di ANNE

Parker, Eugene T.
Payne, Sandra W.
Rader, Linda G.
Scarborough, M. Sharon
Spencer, Jeanette F.
Spi nks , D. Cra I G
SuMERAu. C. Frederick
Thomas, Michael K.
Thompson, Dorothy A.
Thompson, Ronnie M.
ToMBL I N, Robert B.

Vl Nl NG, CeC I L E.

Waloen, Juanita
WiTHCER, Thomas D,

Alonso, Thomas J.
Baxter, Patricia A.
Beazley, Jimmy
Bell , Carol i ne B.
BoRTZ, Ronald E.
Cadle, Lois P.
Callicott, Margaret R,
Carter, Wm. R.
Chambers, Bernard L.
Champion, James W.
Clay, Nancy E.
Dav is, Tall i e S.
Dixon, Sandra D.
Foster, Joan R,
Freeman, Janet N.
Gilbert, Donald P.
Godbee, J. Rene
Hardy, Martha L.
Hill, Wm. M.

HOLLEY, MELVYN F.

Hom, Carolyn R.
Leonard, Joseph B.
Markert, Gary P.
Mundy, Gloria G.
Mutimer, D. Evangeline
Perrow, Martha J.
RiNER, J. Grayson
Roberts, Sara J.
ScARGiLL, Pamela
Sibley, Sam B.
Thomas, Audry C.
Turner, Linda F.
UsRY, Linda F.

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March 3, 196^

CURRICULUM & ACADEMIC POLICIES COmiTTEE ; This committee will

MEET TODAY, (TuES. MaR. 3) AT 3:00 P.M. IN THE CONFERENCE RoOM

IN THE Administration building.

~GBW

ORATORICAL COMTEST NOTICE ; Two oratory medals will be awarded
in May on Honors Day. One on the Constitution and one on
Southern History. For the Constitution speech see Mr. Dalis.
For the Southern History speech see Mr. Sutton,

NLG

PHI BETA LAMBDA ; All Phi Beta Lambda members are reminded of
the rummage sale to be held Saturday, March 7 from 2-6 p.m.
Bring all rummage to Johnny Mitchell or upstairs in the Art
BUILDING, This must be done by Friday, March 6.

There will be a short but important meeting of Phi Beta Lambda
AT 6;30 P.M. Tuesday, March 10 in Room 13 of the Art building.
Plans for the state convention and yearly project will be
D I scussed.

BJW

STUDENT COUNCIL ; Student Council will meet today, (Tuesday),
in Bellevue Hall at 3:00 p.m.

Joe Evans

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SEE
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FOR

IMPORTANT
NOTICE!!!

APPLICATIONS FOR GRADUATION:
June are reminded that they
Office of Student Records no

STi TENTS WHO EXPECT TO GRADUATE IN
1UST APPLY FOR GRADUATION AT THE
LATER THAN MaRCH 19, 1964,

***

SLW

YOUNG DEMOCRATS FOR GEORGIA CLUB: Any AC student interested in
organising Young Democrats for Georgia Club should contact
Mr. Dalis today, March 10, 1964, between 12:00 and 1:00 p.m.
in Suite B,

*

SJD

NOTICE: All Sophomore Advisees

MAKE appointments WITH HER ON M;
your graduating IN JUNE

OF J. B. Turner are asked to
kRCH 11, 12 AND 13. This concerns

**

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FINAL EXAMINATION

SCHEDULE -

WINTER QUARTER:

Monday,
Peri CD

PrRIOD

Period
Pe R 1 D

March 16
1 8:00
k 12:r0
6 3:30
12 7:00

A.M. TO 11
A.M. TO 3
P.M. TO 6
P.M. TO 10

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:00
:30
:00

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P.M.
P.M.
P.M.

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Period
Period
Period
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, March 17
3 8:00
5 12:00
8 3:30

11 7:00

A.M. TO 11
A.M. TO 3
P.M. TO 6
P.M. TO 10

:00
:00
:30
:00

A.M.
P,M,
P.M.

P.M.

Wednesday, March 18

Period 2 8:00 a.m. to 11

Period 7 12:00 a.m. to 3

:00
:00

A.M.
P.M.

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of Phi Beta Lambda at 6:30 p
THE Art building. Plans for

PROJECT WILL BE DISCUSSED.

BE
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A SHORT
TODAY,
STATE

but important meeting
(Tuesday) in Room 13 of
convention and yearly

***

BJW

ATTENTION STUDENTS: All library
ts DUE BY March 15.

MATERIAL CHECKED

OUT BY STUDENTS

**

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STUDENT

AT 3:30
WILL BE

COUNCIL:
P.M. IN Be

DISCUSSED,

The Student Council will meet today, (Tuesday)

LLEVUE Hall. A matter of signal tMPORTANCE
All MEMBERS SHOULD BE Pr^cZSENT,

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March 10, 1964

NEUMAN CLUB ; The Newman Club will have nomination of officers

FOLLOWED BY A BUSINESS MEETING TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY) AT 7:00 P.M.

DiANNE LeBLANC

MV

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CIRCLE K; Circle K will meet tonight (Tuesday) at 7:30 p.m.

Wallace Pierce

MV

IMPORTANT NOTICE: Leonard A. DeLonga, noted sculptor, will

BE at Augusta College on March 11-12 (Wed, & Thurs,), Schedule of

EVENTS will BE AS FOLLOWS:

Wednesday 9:00 a.m. ; Audio-Visual Room Lecture entitled
"Twentieth Century Techniques in Sculpture" illustrated with
color slides, (Mainly for Fine Arts class, but students and
faculty who are free at that hour are invited to attend)

Ma I n Event ; 8:00 p.m. Wednesday - Student Center Lecture:
"Contemporary Attitudes Toward Sculpture," illustrated with
color slides. Students admitted free with ID card.

Informal Demonstration ; 9:00 a.m. Thursday - Basement, Arts
Building, Oxy-acetylene welding technique in the production
OF a piece of sculpture,

SDD

ORATORICAL CONTEST NOTICE : Two oratory medals will be awarded
IN May on Honors Day. One on the Constitution and one on
Southern History. For the Constitution speech see Mr. Dalis.
For the Southern History speech see Mr. Sutton,

NLG

JOB OPPORTUNITIES ; Part time work for six or seven men from now
until Easter in sales. Afternoons and weekends. Contact Georgia

Department of Labor at k23 9th Street.

NLG

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Period 5 12:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Period 8 3:30 pm. to 6:30 p.m.

Period 11 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.

Wednesday, March 18

Per lOD 2 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.

Period 7 12:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

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March 10, 1964

NEU^AN CLUB ; The Newman Club will have nomination of officers

FOLLOWED BY A BUSINESS MEETING TOMORROW (WEONESDAY) AT 7:00 P.M.

-Dianne LeBlanc
MV

CIRCLE K; Circle K will meet tonight (Tuesday) at 7:30 p.m.

Wallace Pierce

MV
**

IMPORTANT NOTICE ; Leonard A. DeLonga, noted sculptor, will

BE AT Augusta College on March 11-12 (Wed, & Thurs,). Schedule of

EVENTS will BE AS FOLLOWS:

Wednesday 9:00 a.m. ; Auoio-Visual Room Lecture entitleo
"Twentieth Century Techniques in Sculpture" illustrated with
color slides, (Mainly for Fine Arts class, but students and
faculty who are free at that hour are invited to attend)

Main Event ; 8:00 p.m. Wednesday - Student Center Lecture:
"Contemporary Attitudes Toward Sculpture," illustrated with
COLOR slides. Students admitted free with ID card.

Informal Demonstration ; 9:00 a.m. Thursday - Basement, Arts
Building, Oxy-acetylene welding technique in the production

OF A piece of sculpture,

SDD

* **

ORATORICAL CONTEST NOTICE ; Two oratory medals will be awarded

IN May on Honors Day. One on the Constitution and one on

Southern History, For the Constitution speech see Mr. Dalis.
For the Southern History speech see Mr. Sutton,

NLG

JOB OPPORTUNITIES ; Part time work for six or seven men from now
until Easter in sales. Afternoons and weekends. Contact Georgia
Department of Labor at ^25 9th Street,

NLG

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Mar. 12, 196^

OVERLOAD SCHEDULE APPROVAL ; Any student who wishes to have an

OVERLOAD SCHEDULE APPROVED MUST BRING THE WINTER QUARTER GRADE

REPORT ON Registration day.

NLG

APPLICATIONS FOR GRADUATIOM ; Students who expect to graduate in
June are reminoeu that they must apply for graduation at the
Office of Student Records no later than March 19, 196^.

SLW

ATTENT I ON STUDENTS ; All library material checked out by students
is due by March 15.

ARR

SPECIAL NOTICE ; Mr. Leonard DeLonga, noted sculptor, will give
an informal demonstration of the Oxy-acetylene welding technique

IN THE production OF A PIECE OF SCULPTURE TODAY, (ThuRS.) AT
9:00 A.M. IN THE basement OF THE ArTS BUILDING,

SOD

ORATORICAL CONTEST f-jPTICE ; Two oratory medals will be awarded

IN May on Honors Day. One on the Constitution and one on

Southern History. For the Constitution speech see Mr. Dalis.
For the Southern History speech see Mr. Sutton.

NLG

GOLF AND TENNIS TEAM TRYOUTS : Any students interested in trying-
out FOR the golf and TENNIS TEAMS WILL PLEASE MEET WITH CoACH

Vanover today, (Thursday) at 3'00 p.m. in Bellevue Hall,

MV

FINAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE - WINTER QUARTER:

Monday, March i6

Period 1 8:00 a.m.

Period k 12:00 a.m.

Period 6 3: 30 p.m.

Period 12 7:00 p.m.

to 11 :00 A.M.

to 3:00 p.m.

to 6:30 P.M.

to 10:00 P.M.

Tuesday, March 17

Period 3 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.

Period 5 12:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Period 8 3^30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.

Pe R 1 D 11

7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.

Wednesday, March 18

Period 2 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.

Period 7 12:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

SLW

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Tuesday-
Mar. 24, 1964

THE AUGUSTA
COLLEGE GOLF
TEAM WILL
PLAY

PRESBYTERIAN
COLLEGE
TOMORROW (WED)
IN CLINTON,
SOUTH CAROLINA
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ATTENTION STUDENTS. FACULTY & STAFF ;
Friday, March 27

The Collece will be clse

PR

CIRCLE K ; Circle K will meet tonight, (Tuesday) at 7:30 p.m.
IN THE Chateau.

Rickey Asserson

MV

TENNI S TEAM ; Anyone interested in trying out for the tennis

TEAM will please MEET THURSDAY AT 5'00 P.M. IN BeLLEVUE HaLL.

MV

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ATTENTION STUDENTS, FACULTY & STAFF ; The College will be closed
TOMORROW, Friday, March 27.

PR

TENNIS TEAM TRYOUTS ; Anyone interested In trying out for the

TENNIS TEAM WILL PLEASE MEET TODAY, (ThURSDAy) AT 3^00 P.M. IN

Bellevue Hall.

~MV

BELL RINGER STAFF ; There will be a very important meeting of the
BELL RINGER staff tomorrow, (Friday) at 3500 p.m. All members
are asked to attend,

Mary Ann Avery
MV

ATTENTION STUDENTS ; The College Chorus, just returne* from a
successful tour in Georgia and Florida, is reorganizing for the
spring quarter, a concert is being planne for late May.
Membership is open to any student of the college. Closing date
for membership this quarter will be on Thursday, April 2,
Auditions are by appointment with Mrs. Remington in the Music
Building. She can be reached by telephone at Ext. 62,

ER

CIVITAN COKE PARTY ; All girls who will be at Augusta College

NEXT YEAR AND WHO ARE INTERESTED IN JOINING CoLLEGIATE CiVITANS
ARE INVITED TO A COKE PARTY AT 7^00 P.M. TuESDAY, MaRCH 31 AT

Pat Henry's, 606 Scotts Way. Dress is casual,

Pat Henry
MV

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Tuesday
Mar. 31, 196^

ATTENTION STUDENTS : The College Chorus, just returned from a

SUCCESSFUL TOUR IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA, IS REORGANIZING FOR THE
SPRING QUARTER. A CONCERT IS BEING PLANNED FOR LATE MaY.

Membership is open to any student of the college. Closing date
for membership this quarter will be on thursday, apr i l 2.
Auditions are by appointment with Mrs. Remington in the Music
Building. She can be reached by telephone at Ext. 62.

ER

CI VI TAN COKE PARTY : All girls who will be at Augusta College

NEXT YEAR AND WHO ARE INTERESTED IN JOINING COLLEGIATE CiVITANS
ARE INVITED TO A COKE PARTY AT 7:00 P.M. TONIGHT AT PaT HENRY'S,

606 ScoTTs Way. Dress is casual.

Pat Henry
MV

GOLF TEAM : Members of the golf team will please meet today (Tues
at 2:00 P.M. IN Bellevue Hall.

~MV

BAPTIST STUDENT UNION : The Baptist Student Union will meet
tomorrow, (Wednesday) at 3:00 p.m. in the Club building. This
meeting is very important as officers are going to be elected
for next year. Everyone is urged to attend.

Maroia Corry
MV

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ATTENTION ALL G.I. BILL VETERANS AND WAR ORPHAN'S ACT STUDENTS ;
Please sign PROGRESS REPORTS and complete VETERANS INFORMATION
FORMS JN Mr. Cooke's Office, Administration Building.

GBC

ATTENTION STUDENTS ; The College Chorus is reorganizing for the

SPRING quarter. A CONCERT IS BEING PLANNED FOR LATE MaY. MEMBER-
SHIP IS OPEN TO ANY STUDENT OF THE COLLEGE, CLOSING DATE FOR
MEMBERSHIP THIS QUARTER IS TODAY, (ThURSOAy). AUDITIONS ARE BY
APPOINTMENT WITH MrS. REMINGTON IN THE MuSIC BulLOING. ShE CAN
BE REACHED BY TELEPHONE AT ExT, 62.

ER

JOB OPPORTUNITY FOR AC MAN STUDENT ; If you live in Augusta or

CLOSE BY GO TO COLONIAL BaKERY AT 15th AND WrIGHTSBORO RoA FOR
INTERVIEW FOR PART-TIME WORK.

NLG

PHI BETA LAMBDA ; There will be a Phi Beta Lambda meeting Tuesday
April 7 at 7:00 p.m. in Room 15 of the Art Building. This will

BE A short, but IMPORTANT, BUSINESS MEETING. AlL MEMBERS ARE

urged to attend,

Marilyn Cross

MV

RUMMAGE SALE ; Phi Beta Lambda members will have a rummage sale
Saturday, April k from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Twiggs Street,
The PROCEEDS will be used TO educate a Korean child for a year,

Marilyn Cross
MV

BELL RINGER STAFF ; All members of the Bell Ringer staff are to
MEET today at 3:00 P.M. in Bellevue Hall.

Roger Brown

MV

(Note; The deadline for submitting information for the Tuesday
edition of the REPORT is 3 F'"^* Monday. The deadline for the
Thursday edition is 3 p.m. Wednesday, Please submit information

TO Mrs. Hogon, first floor, Bellevue Hall.)

**

STUDENT COUNC IL ; Student Council will meet at 3:00 p.m. today
in Bellevue Hall. All members should be present.

Joe Evans

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P HI BETA LAMBDA ; There will be a Phi Beta Lambda meeting today

AT 7:00 P.M. IN Room 13 of the Art Building. This will be a short,

BUT IMPORTANT, BUSINESS MEETING. AlL MEMBERS ARE Uf^GED TO ATTEND,

Marilyn Cross

MV
***

S.N.E.A. ; There will be a S.N.E.A. meeting next Tuesday, Apr. I'f,
AT 3:00 in THE Club Building. New Officers will be elected. All
members please be present,

Marjolie Prestwood

MV
***

INTER-VARSI TY ; Inter-Varsity will meet today, (Tuesday) at 7:30p.i
in THE Music Building, All interested students are invited to
attend,

Rosemary Faulk

MV
**

SPECIAL NOTICE TO FACULTY AND STUDENTS ; No classes will be d i s-

m I ssed for the Masters Tournament.

PR & NLG

JUNE GRADUATES NOTICE ; Cap and gown representative will be in
THE Office of Student Services on Wednesday, April 15 at 11:00 a.m.
TO take measurements. You must present a receipt for your $7.00
graduation fee,

NLG

STUDENT COUNCIL ; The Student Council will meet today (Tues.)
at 3:00 p.m. in Bellevue Hall,

Joe Evans

MV
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Apr. 1^, 1964

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JUNE GRADUATES NOTIC E; Cap and gown representative will be in
THE Office of Student Services tomorrow, (Wednesday) at 11:00 AM

TO TAKE measurements, YoU MUST PRESENT A RECEIPT FOR YOUR $7.00

graduation fee.

NLG

***

TENNIS TOURNAMENT ; Registration for the tennis tournament will
BE April 15, 16, and 17. Sign up in the Student Center,

- Eddie Roland
MV

S.N.E .A . ; There will be a S.N.E.A. meeting today (Tuesday) at
3:00 p. Mi IN THE Club Building. New officers will be elected.
All members please be present.

Marjolie Prestwoo*

MV

EMPLOYMENT ; Woodbury Personnel Association needs a personnel
assistant. Any student who plans this career or if you know

OF ONE please call THE ABOVE ASSOCIATIONJ

NLG

***

INTER-VARSITY: I nter-Vars i ty will meet today (Tuesday) at 7:30FM

IN THE Music Building.

Rosemary Faulk

MV

BELL RINGER ; There will be a meeting of the entire BELL RINGER

STAFF IN BELLEVUE HaLL AT 3=00 P.M. TODAY (TuESDAy). AnYONE

who cannot ATTEND WILL PLEASE SEE RoGER BROWN OR JoDIE O'CONNELL.

- Roger Brown
MV

ART CLUB ; The Augusta College Art Club will hold its organiza-
tional MEETING TOMORROW (WED.) AT 7:30 P.M. IN THE ART BUILDING,

John Young

MV

NEWMAN CLUB ; The Newman Club will meet at 6:30 tomorrow (Wed.)
IN THE Student Club building. This will be the first meeting
conducted by the newly elected officers.

DiANNE LeBLANC

MV

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STUDENT COUNCI L ; Student Council will meet at 3^00 p.m. today
(Tuesday) in Bellevue Hall.

-Joe Evans
MV

BAPTIST STUDENT UNION ; The Baptist Student Union will meet tomorrow
(Wednesday) at 3:00 p.m. in the Club building, A very interesting

FILM entitled "StRANGE GoDS OF InDIA" WILL BE SHOWN,

-Marc I A Corry
MV

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SPECIAL NOTICE TO STUDENTS : Award offered for the best paper on

ANY PHASE OF SOUTHERN HISTORY. Th I S PAPER IS TO REPLACE THE
YEARLY ORATORY AWARD PREVIOUSLY GIVEN ON HONORS DaY. ThE PAPER
MUST BE LIMITED TO APPROXIMATELY FIVE PAGES, TYPED AND DOUBLE-
SPACED. The deadline date is May 5 i'EE Professor Sutton for

OTHER details.

CMS & NLG

TENN I S TOURNAMENT ; Final registration for the tennis tournament
will be today and tomorrow (Thurs. & Fri.). Sign up in the
Student Center.

Eddie Roland

MV

ATTENTION PHI BETA LAMBDA MEMBERS : There will be a call meeting
at 1 1 : 50 A.M. today (Thursday) Tn Room 13 of the Art building.
This will be a very brief but very important meeting.

All those who plan to attend the Phi Beta Lambda state oonvent:ov
May 8-9, PLEASE ADD your name to the list that is on the bulletin

BOARD UPSTAIRS IN THE ArT BUILDING. WE MUST HAVE THIS INFORMATIOf

BY April 28 no later!

Marilyn Cross

MV

CIRCLE K : There will be a Circle K meeting Tuesday, April 21
AT 7:30, All members must attend this meeting!

~--KcN Parrish
MV

TENNIS TOURNAMENT : The Tennis Tournament will begin Tuesday,
April 21. Please check schedule for time of play.

Eddie Roland

MV

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SPECIAL NOTICE TO STUDENTS ; Award offered for the best paper on

ANY PHASE OF SOUTHERN HISTORY. Th I 3 PAPER IS TO REPLACE THE
YEARLY ORATORY AWARD PREVIOUSLY GIVEN ON HONORS DaY. ThE PAPER
MUST BE LIMITED TO APPROXIMATELY FIVE PAGES, TYPED AND DOUBLE-
SPACED, The DEADLINE DATE IS May 5 SeE PROFESSOR SuTTON FOR
OTHER DETAILS.

CMS & NLG

TENNIS TOURNArCNT ; The Tennis Tournament will begin today (Tues.)
Please check schedule for time of play.

Eddie Roland

MV

CIRCLE K ; There will be a Circle K meeting today (Tuesday) at
7:30, All members must attend this meeting.

Ken Parrish

MV

ATTENTION PHI BETA LAMBDA MEMBERS : All those who plan to attend
the Phi Beta Lambda state coiivention May 8-9, please add your NAMf
to the list that is on the bulletin board upstairs in the Art

BUILDING. We must HAVE THIS INFORMATION BY APRIL 28 NO LATER.'

Marilyn Cross

MV

ATTENTION FACULTY ; The following members of the golf team will
BE leaving Augusta today (Tuesday) at 11:30 to play Georgia
Military College in Mi lledgev i lle , Georgia;

Steve Steinberg

Ch I p Atk i ns

Denny Kearns

V/ade Marchman

Marvin Vanover

PROFESSOR OF THE YEAR ; Again this year the Student Council is
sponsoring the Professor of the Year Award to be presented on
Awards Night, May 19th. The members of the student body are
asked to cast ballots for the professor they deem most outstanding
ON Wednesday, April 22 in the Student Center,

Joe Evans

MV

STUDENT COUNCIL ; Student Council will meet today (Tuesday) in
Bellevue Hall at 3:00 p.m.

Joe Evans

MV

BAPTIST STUDENT UNION ; The Baptist Student Union will meet
tomorrow ( We u . ) i n the Club building at 3:00. This meeting is
very important and everyone is urged to attend,

Maj^cia Corry

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PUBLISHED TWICE WEEKLY FOR THE
FACULTY, STUDENTS AND STAFF

WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP ; Father Ralph Seikel will speak on "The
Roman Catholic Church'' at the Westminster Fellowship on Sunday,
April 25 The meeting will be held at 8:00 p.m. in the lounge

OF THE TaLMADGE NuRSES' RESIDENCE, AlL STUDENTS ARE INVITED TO

attend,

Mary Ann Avery

MV

BR I DGE TOURNAMENT : The bridge tournament will be held in the
Student Center V/ednesday, April 29 at 3:00 p.m. All those who

WISH TO participate PLEASE BE IN THE STUDENT CENTER BY 3:00.

PW

ATTENTION PHI BETA LAMBDA MEMBERS ; There will be a Phi Beta
Lambda meeting Wednesday, April 29 at 7:30 p.m. in the Audio-
Visual Room in the Library. Mr. Huggins, Personnel Manager of
Proctor and Gamble, will be the guest speaker. Also, the members
OF the Butler High School Future Business Leaders of America will
be present. It is very important that every member of our club
be present,

All those who plan to attend the Phi Beta Lambda state conventioi;
May 8-9, PLEASE ADD your name to the list that is on the BULLETir;

BOARD UPSTAIRS IN THE ArT BUILDING. WE MUST HAVE THIS INFORMATI0^

BY April 28 no later!

Marilyn Cross

MV

SPECIAL NOTICE TO STUDENTS ; Award offered for the best paper on
any phase of Southern History, This paper is to replace the

YEARLY oratory AWARD PREVIOUSLY GIVEN ON HONORS DaY. ThE PAPER
MUST BE LIMITED TO APPROXIMATELY FIVE PAGES, TYPED AND DOUBLE-
SPACED, The DEADLINE DATE IS May 5 SEE PROFESSOR SuTTON FOR
OTHER DETA I LS.

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Tuesday
Apr. 28, 196^

STUDENT COUNC

Student Counci
WILL meet

TODAY (TUES)

at 3:00 P.M.

IN Bellevue

Hall.

Joe Evans
MV

ATTENTION ;
Mr. Kaylor
will resume

HrS CLASSES

tomorrow,
(Wednesday),

JW

GOLF 8t TENNIS ;
The AC Golf &
Tennis teams
WILL have

MATCHES TODAY
(TuES.) WITH

Armstrong
College and

EORG I a
Ml L I TARY

College.

Time: 1 :00 PM.
~MV

COLLEGE M EN - SUMMER EMPLOYMENT ; Earn $75 per week during summer-
You may also win your next year's scholarship. This is your in-
vitation TO attend a group interview at the Student Center - Con-
ference Room #1 at 1:00 p.m. tomorrow (ViEDNEbOAY , April 29).

NLG

ATTENTION PHI BETA LAMBDA MEMBERS ; All those who plan to attend
THE Phi Beta Lambda state convention May 8-9 please ado your name

TO THE list that IS ON THE BULLETIN BOARD UPSTAIRS IN THE ArT
BUILDING. We MUST HAVE THIS INFORMATION BY TODAY (ApR. 28)

NO laterI

There will be a Phi Beta Lambda meeting tomorrow (Wed.) at 7:30PM
IN THE Audio-Visual Room in the Library. Mr. Huggins, Personnel
Manager of Proctor and Gamble, will be the guest speaker. Also,
the members of the Butler High School Future Business Leaders of
America will be present. It is very important that every member
OF our club be present,

Marilyn Cross

MV

BR I DGE TOURNAMENT : The bridge tournament will be held in the
Student Center tomorrow (Wed.) at 3:00 p.m. All those who wish
TO participate please be in the Student Center by 3:00.

PW

SPECIAL NOTICE TO STUDENTS ; Award offered for the best paper on
ANY phase of Southern History. This paper is to replace the

YEARLY oratory AWARD PREVIOUSLY GIVEN ON HONORS DaY. ThE PAPER

must be limited to approximately five pages, typed and double-
spaced. The deadline date is May 5. See Professor Sutton for
other details.

CMS & NLG

BAPTIST STUDENT UNION ; The Baptist Student Union will meet
tomorrow (Wed.) at 3:00 in the Club building. The program will
be on "Baptist Ideals". Everyone should plan to be present.

Marc I A Corry

MV

INTER-VARSITY: Inter-Varsity will meet today (Tues.) at 7:30 p.m

IN THE Music building.

Rosemary Faulk

MV

* * *

NEWMAN CLUB : The Newman Club will meet tomorrow (Wed.) at 7:00R'
IN THE Student Club building. Plans for upcoming activities will
BE discussed. All members are urged to attend,

Dianne LeBlanc

MV

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PUBLISHED TWICE WEEKLY FOR THE
FACULTY, STUDENTS AND STAFF

Thursday
Apr,30,196'+

HOOTENANNY ! !

AUGUSTA COLLEGE
JAG GYM.
SPONSORED BY
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MAY 9, 1964.
7:30 P.M.
S1.00 PER
TICKET.
~NLG

ATTENTION ALL G.'. BILL VETERANS AND V/AR ORPHAN'S ACT STUDENTS:

Please sign Proc:;
bu i lo i ng.

:ss Reports in Mr. Cooke's office, Adm i n istrati o

GBC

SPECIAL NOTICE ; Don't forget the Miss K Deb Dance tomorrow nighv
(Friday). Place: AC gym. Time: 9:30 to 1:30. Tickets on sale
from any Circle K member or at the door. $2.50 in advance or
5300 at the door.

Harvey Stokes

MV

SPECIAL NOTICE TO STUDENTS ; Award offered for the best paper on

ANY PHASE OF SOUTHERN HISTORY. Th I S PAPER IS TO REPLACE THE
YEARLY ORATORY AWARD PREVIOUSLY GIVEN ON HONORS DaY. ThE PAPER
MUST BE LIMITED TO APPROXIMATELY FIVE PAGES, TYPED AND DOUBLE-
SPACED. The deadline date is May 5 See Professor Sutton for
OTHER details.

CMS & NLG

ATTENTION FACULTY: Delegates to Phi Beta Lambda Convention-

Atlanta, Georgia May 8 and 9

FROM SCHOOL ON FRIDAY, MaY 8,

JoAnn Roberts
Catherine Callahan
Gary Thompson
Marilyn Cross
Linda Sims
Linda Usry
Marianna Adams
Martha Hardy
Barbara Fulmer

These students will be absent

Harvey Stokes
Kathy Sarver
Linda Stokes
Sandra Dickson
Bob Manly
Elaine Smith
Andrea Rhodes
Rosa Lee Johnson
Johnny Mitchell

BJW - NLG

ATTENTION FACULTY & STUDENTS ; Faculty and students of Augusta
College are invited to join the Augusta Community Concert Asso-
ciation. The Association will offer five concerts during fall
and winter of 1964-65: Rise Stevens, Jerome Hines, Chicago Littl-
Symphony, Ballet '64, and James Oliver Buswell, violinist.
There are no tickets to individual concerts. If interested,
please see Miss Grear in the Business office, Miss Sara Pritchaf.
OR Mr. Sutton.

CMS

HILLBILLY DAY ; May 8, 1964. Any student may dress like a hill-
billy ON THIS DfiY. Hillbilly costume contest 4th period, Nn
one excused from classes. Contest will be judged by faculty

MEMBERS,

NLG

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Augusta (lioUpgp

tuesday ' thursday REPORT

PUBLISHED TWICE WEEKLY FOR THE
FACULTY, STUDENTS AND STAFF

Tuesday
May 5, 1964

STUDENT COUNCIL
Student Council

Wl LL MEET TODAY

(Tuesday) at 3 :t)0
IN Bellevue Hal.

Joe Evans
MV

ATTENTION FAC U'^V; T.-'E following member.-, of the AC golf and tenni
teams will Br '.iav ; Mr. Augusta Wednesday,May 6 at 1:00 p.m. to play
IN THE State J.;' r C-.lllge Tournament in Statesboro, Georgia.

HESE STUDENTS . '.. /^LCC

Chi p An; i .^3
Steve Si i nbpirg
Ken Ra i nwater
Denny Kearns
Wade Marchman

Bt: ABSENT ON ThUROAY ANO FrIDAY:

Rickey Asserson
Walter Ramos
Milton Avrett
Audry Thomas
Preston Creech

MV

ATTENTION FACULTY & STUDENTS ; Faculty and students of Augusta
College are invited to join the Augusta Community Concert Asso-
ciation. The Association will offer five concerts during fall
AND winter of 1964-65: Rise Stevens, Jerome Mines, Chicago Little
Symphony, Ballet '64, and James Oliver Buswell, violinist. There

ARE NO tickets to individual CONCERTS. If INTERESTED, PLEASE

see Miss Grear in the Business office, Miss Sara Pritcharo or
Mr. Sutton.

CMS

SPECIAL NOTICE TO STUDENTS : Award offered for the best paper on
any phase of Southern History. This paper is to replace the

YEARLY oratory AWARD PREVIOUSLY GIVEN ON HONORS DaY. ThE PAPER
must be limited to APPROXIMATELY FIVE PAGES, TYPED AND DOUBLE-
SPACED. The DEADLINE DATE IS TODAY (TuESDAy). SEE PROFESSOR

Sutton for details.

CMS 8c NLG

HILLBILLY DAY : Friday, May 8, Any student may dress like a

HILLBILLY ON THIS DAY. HiLLBILLY COSTUME CONTEST 4tH PERIOD.

No one excused from classes . Contest will be judged by faculty

MEMBERS.

NLG

HOOTENANNY : Augusta College Jag gym. Sponsored by the S.N.E.A,
Saturday, May 9 at 7:30 p.m. $1.00 per ticket.

NLG

PHI BE TA LAMBDA MEMBERS : Those members going to the state
convention are expected to meet in room ^1 OF THE Art building

AT 2:00 P.M. TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY, MaY 6).

BJW

ATTENTION GIRLS:

Several part time job opportunities available.

If interested stop by Dean of Students' Office for details.

NLG

Auguala (Sallpgp

tuesday > thursday REPORT

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PUBLISHED TWICE WEEKLY FOR THE
FACULTY, STUDENTS AND STAFF

AUGUSTA COMMU NI TY CONCERT ASSOCIATION ; The faculty and students
OF Augusta College are invited to join the Augusta Community
Concert Assoc i at i orj. The Association will offer five concerts
during fall and winter of 196'^-65: Rise Stevens, Jerome Mines,
Chicago Little Symphony, Ballet '6k and James Oliver Buswell,
violinist. There are no tickets to individual concerts. This
offer closes Saturday, May 9^ 1 1^ interested, please see Miss
Grear in the Business Office, Miss Sara Pritchard or Mr. Sutton.

CMS

HOOTENANNY ; Augusta College Jag gym. Sponsored by the S.N.E.A,
Saturday, May 9 at 7:30 p.m. $1.00 per ticket.

NLG

HI LLB I LLY DAY ; Tomorrow (Friday, May 8). Any student may dress

LIKE A hillbilly ON THIS DAY. HiLLBILLY COSTUME CONTEST 4tH
period. N ONE EXCUSED FROM CLASSES . CONTEST WILL BE JUDGED BY
FACULTY MEMBERS.

NLG

GAR WASH ; The Newman Club will sponsor a car wash Saturday,

May 9 AT St. Mary's Church parking lot at I^^O Monte Sano Avenue.

$1.00 per car.

Dianne LeBlanc

MV

FINAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE:

Monday - June 1, 196^
5": 00 a.m.

PE R I D 1

Period 2
Period 8

11:00 a.m.
12:00 NOON - 3:C0 p.m.
3:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

Tuesday - June 2, 1 96^

Period 3
Period k
Period 9

Wednesday

8:00 A.M. - 11 :00 a.m.

12:00 NOON - 3:00 p.m.

3:00 P.M. - 6:00 p.m.

Period 5
Period 6
Period 7

June 3, 1964
8:00 A.M.

11 :00

12:00 noon

:00 P.M.

3:00 P.M. - 6:00 p.m.

SLW

ATTENTION STUDENTS ; Today (Thursday) is the final day for all

PRESENT freshmen STUDENTS TO NOMINATE OfiE CLASSMATE AS A STUDENT

LEADER. From such nominees the Faculty Committee shall select
the fifteen (15) highest who meet the eligibility standards of

(a) conduct above question, (b) high INTEGRITV, (c) MINIMUM
QUALITY point AVERAGE OF 2.5 OR A C+ AVERAGE ON THE WORK OF THE

two previous quarters.

Joe Evans

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Tuesday

May 12, ISo^f

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COUNC I L
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IN Bellevue

Hall.

Joe Evans
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Augufita (Snllpgp

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PUBLISHED TWICE WEEKLY FOR THE
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FINAL EXAMINAT I ON SCHEDULE :

M onday - June 1, 195^

Period 1 '8:00 a.m. - 11:00

Period 2 12:00 mco.n - 3.00

Period 8 3:00 p.m. - 6:00

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M.
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Tuesday

June 2, 19b-i

Period 3 b-00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Period k 12:00 noon - 3:00 p.m.
Period 9 3:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

Wednesday - June

1964

Period 5 8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Period 6 12:00 noon - 3:00 p.m.
Period 7 3:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

SLW

PHI BETA LAMBDA : At the Phi Beta Lambda state convention held

THIS PAST week-end IN ATLANTA THE AuGUSTA COLLEGE CHAPTER OF Ph I

Beta Lambda won four awards. Barbara Fulmer was elected state
vice-president; Catherine Callahan won first place in the vocab-
ulary kelay; the Club was awarded a plaque for having more members

PRESENT THAN ANY OTHER CLUB AND THE ClUB PLACED THIRD IN THE ANNUA
ACTIVITIES REPORT. AlSO, Jo AnN ROBERTS AND GaRY THOMPSON WERE
AMONG THE FINALISTS IN THE MR . AND MiSS FuTU"E BUSINESS EXECUTIVE

contests.

Marilyn Cross

MV

BAPTIST STUDENT UNION : The Baptist Student Union will meet
TOMORROW (Wednesday) at 3:00 p.m. in the Club Building. A very

unusual PROGRAM IS BEING PLANNED, WE HOPE EVERYONE WILL BE THERE.

Marcia Corry

MV

* * *

CANTERBURY CLUB : Canterbury meets tonight (Tuesday) at 6:30 p.m.
IN THE Music Room, 2nd floor. All Episcopal students and others

ARE invited to ATTEND.

Rev. a. H. Muntean

MV

* * *

ATTENTION FACULTY & STUDENTS : Mike Davis of Emory University has

ANNOUNCED THAT MaY ^-18 HAS BEEN DES!GNA-:-ED AS NATIONAL COLLEGE

Fund Drive period for the John F. Kenn^oy Lisrary. Persons at AC.

BOTH students AND FACULTY, WHO ARE IIITERESTEO IN CONTRIBUTING TO 1
MEMORIAL LIBRARY FUND MAY DO SO Ma i" '.Jl-lS AT THE SOUTH END OF THE

Student Center. Our participation ;n this p ;ogram will not only
speak well for augusta college but will join this i nst i tu t i n w 1 th
others in achieving national recognition in this signal endeavor,

Joe Evans

PR

Augusta (Solkg^

Thursday
May 1^, 1964

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FACULTY, STUDENTS AND STAFF

PHI BETA LAMBDA ; All Phi Beta Lambda members who plan to attend

THE national convention IN WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE ']k-^6 , PLEASE

CONTACT Miss Williams by tomorrow, Friday, May 15

Marilyn Cross

MV

ATTENTION FACULTY & STUDENTS ; Mike Davis of Emory University has
announced that May k- ]3 has been designated as National College
Fund Drive period for the John F. Kennedy Library* Persons at AC,
both students and faculty, who are interested in contributing to
the memorial library fund may do so May 12-18 at the south emd of
the Student Center. Our participation in this program will not
only speak well for augusta college but will join this institutioi

with OTHERS IN ACHIEVEING NATIONAL RECOGNITION IN THIS SIGNAL

endeavor.

Joe Evans

PR

FINAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE :

Monday - June 1, 1964

Period 1 8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.

Period 2 12:00 noon - 3:C0 p.m.

Period 8 3:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

Tuesday - June 2, 1964

Period 3 8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.

Period 4 12:00 noon - 3:00 p.m.

Period 9 3 -'00 p.m. - 6: 00 p.m.

Wednesday - June 3i 1964

Period 5 8:00 a.m. - 11 :00 a.m.

Period 6 12:00 noon - 3:00 p.m.

Period 7 3:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

SLW

S.G.E.A. ; Meeting (last one) Tuesday, May 19t at 3:00 p.m. in tk
Music Building. Mrs. Lilla Carlton (State GEA-SGEA consultant)
WILL speak. Everyone please attend.

Marjolie Prestwood

MV

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May 1^, 196^

ATTENTj_ON_fACULTY: The following students will be going on a

FIELD TRIP TO M I LL ED GE V I L L E TOMORROW, (FriDAY, MaY 15):

Ak I NS, Ll NDA

Anglin, Marcia
Arthur, Barbara
Bentley, Mary
Bryant, Edward
Clifford, Connie
CoRRY, Marcia
Dorminy, Phyllis
Downing, Sandra
Duncan, Dorothy
GODBEE, Wm.

Coins, Celia
Griffin, Stephen
Hammond, Connie
Hartsfield, Sandra
Hellyar, Connie
HiERS, P. WH.
Jones, Anne
LucKEY, Marion
Maddox, Kathleen
McClatchy, James
McGiBONY, Mary
McLaughlin, Frances
Raynor, Linda

ROESEL, RoSALYN

Rogers, Brenda
Trezevant, Teresa
Varner, Stephen
Walton, Edwin
Woods, Patricia
WooLF, Jan I CE

Arnold, Dieter
Bezuch, Ro'jrRT
Bollenberg, David
Bowers, John
Buckner, Gerald
CoBURN, John
Cooper, James
Da- s, Freddie
Ft'viiusoN, Charles
FucHS, Albert
GoFFE, Charles
Hayman, Bernard
Hogan, James
Howard, Jeffry
Jackson, Robert
Kearns, Dennis
Keller, David
Manly, Emily
Plunkett, Rebecca
Reinecke, Thomas
RouTH, Diane
Royal, Waldo
San Fratello, Guy
Sarves, William
Steed, Sondra
ToMLiN, Cecil

Adams, Charlene
Amick, Susan
Avrett, Milton
Blankenship, Robbie
Boatright, Marilyn
Boddiford, V,
Bolton, Robert
Bromley, Marlene
Bruggemann, Wm.
Copeland, Frederick
Elliott, Howard
Fulmer, Barbara
Hunt, Mary
Jarrett, Frederick
Karpowicz, Linda
Kemp, Billie
NuNo, David
Oelschig, Angela
Prestwood, Marjolie
Pritchard, Sarah
Scarborough, Ida

SCHAEFFER, MyRTLE

Smith, Roy
Stump, Barbara
Sumner, N. June
Tatum, Charles
Templeton, Patsy

Waldrep, Tekesa

WiERSCH, Charlotte Thomas, Audry

Wren, Berry Welch, Sandra

Youngblood, Faye York, Thomas

Each student has been told by Dr. Chou to
concerneu.

inform instructors

*>

FHC

FIEL D DAY: Classes will be dismissed from 10:50 a.m. until 3:00 p

ON Wednesday, May 20 for the annu \l Fil^d Day which is to take

place on campus in TrE area betwlen "I he parking lot and the libra.'

building. At 12:^5 a community l .!jch will ce held. All students

wishing to take part should brino a lljnch to be spread on tables

IN the activity area. Drinks will be furnished. Trophies will b.-

award".. to winners of each event. All students are invited to

parti c 1 pate.

NLG & SPR

Student Council

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TUESDAY-THURSDAY REPORT (cONT.)

May i4, 1964

ATTENTION FACULTY ; The following students will be going on a

FIELD trip to M I LL EO GE V I L LE TOMORROW, (FRIDAY, MaY 15):

Ak 1 NS , Ll NOA

Anglin, Marc I a
Arthur, Barbara
Bentley, Mary
Bryant, Edward
Clifford, Connie
Corry, Marcia
DoRMiNY, Phyllis
Downing, Sandra
Duncan, Dorothy

GODBEE, Wm.

Coins, Celia
Griffin, Stephen
Hammond, Connie
Hartsfielo, Sandra
Hellyar, Connie
HiERS, P. Wm.
Jones, Anne
LucKEY, Marion

Maddox, Kathleen

McClatchy, James

McGisoNY, Mary

McLaughlin, Frances

Raynor, Linda

ROESEL, RoSALYN

Rogers, Brenda
Trezevant, Teresa
Varner, Stephen
Walton, Edwin
Woods, Patricia
WooLF, Jan I cE

Arnold, Djeter
Bezuch, RoyrRT
Bollenberg, David
Bowers, John
Buckner, Gerald
CoBUKN, John
Cooper, James
Da'- Sj Freddie
FE^GusoN, Charles
FucMS, Albert
GoFFE, Charles
Hayman, Bernard
HoGAN, James
Howard, Jeffry
Jackson, Robert
Kearns, Dennis

Keller, Davio

Manly, Emily

Plunkett, Rebecca

Reinecke, Thomas

Routh, Diane

Royal, Waldo

San Fratello, Guy

Sarveh, William

Steed, Sondra

ToMLiN, Cecil

Waldrep, Teresa

Wiersch, Charlotte

Wren, Berry

Youngblooo, Faye

Adams, Charlene
Amick, Susan
AvRETT, Milton
Blankenship, Robbie
Boatright, Marilyn
Boddiford, V,
Bolton, Robert
Bromley, Marlene
Bruggemann, Vm.
CoPELAND, Frederick
Elliott, Howard
FuLMER, Barbara
Hunt, Mary
Jarrett, Frederick
Karpowicz, Linda
Kemp, Billie
NuNO, David
Oelschig, Angela
Prestwood, Marjolie
Pritchard, Sarah
Scarborough, Ida
Schaeffer, Myrtle
Smith, Roy
Stump, Barbara
Sumner, N. June
Tatum, Charles
Templeton, Patsy
Thomas, Auory
IVelch, Sandra
York, Thomas

Each student has been told by
concerned.

Dr,

Chou to inform instructors

FHC

Augusta (gullpgp

tuesday - thursday R [ P Q R T

PUBLISHED TWICE WEEKLY FOR THE
FACULTY, STUDENTS AND STAFF

Tuesday
May 19, 1964

JOB

OPPORTL'NITY ;

Man student,

Tw>* NIGHTS PER

WEEK. Heart
OF Augusta
Motel. 10:30 -
7:30. Must be
age 20 or over
See Dean
Galloway.
NLG

EMPLOYMENT;
Three boys for
counselors at
youth camp,
9:00 - 4:00,

FIVE DAYS A
WEEK FOR SIX

WEEKS, See
Dean Galloway.
NLG

S.G .E.A ; We will hold our last meeting today , (Tuesday), at 3:00
IN THE Music Building. Mrs. Lilla Carlton (State GEA-SGEA
Consultant) will speak. Everyone please attend.

Marjolie Prestwooo

MV

ALL WCMEN GRADUA1

"he YWCA will give a tea this Saturday

at 4:50 at the "V" on Greene Street. All graduating women are
invited to attend,

Marjolie Prestwood

MV

FINAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE:

Monday - June 1, 1964

Period 1 6:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.

Period 2 12:00 noon - 3:00 p.m.

Period 8 3:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

Tuesday - June 2, 1 964

Period 3 ^:00 a.m.'"- 11:00 a.m.

Period 4 12:C0 noon - 3:00 p.m.

Period 9 3:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

Wednesday - June 3, 1964

Period 5 8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.

Period 6 12:00 noon - 3:00 p.m.

Period 7 3:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

-CLW

HONO RS NIG HT: TONIGHT (TUESDAY) AT 7:30 PM , ,N THE GYT^IMAS' IJM.
AWviUALS WILL BE DISTRIBUTED DURING T^^E PROGRAM.

PW

COLLEGIATE CIV ITANS: AC Collegiate Civitans will meet tonight
(Tuesday) at 6:00 p.m. in the Chateau.

Connie Clifford

MV

PHI BETA LAMBDA : There will be a brief meeting today (Tuesday)
at 11 :50 in Art 13.

DJW

FIEL D DAY; Classes will be dismissed from 10:50 a.m. until 3:00 p
on Wednesday, May 20 for the annu \l Ei^^o Day which is to take

PLACE ON campus IN TPE AREA 8ETWLEN THE PARKING LOT AND THE LIBRA:

BUILDING. At 12:45 a community l -gh will ct HELD, All students

WISHING TO take PART SHOULD BRINJ A LLJMCH TO BE SPREAD ON TABLES
IN THE ACTIVITY AREA. DrINKS WILL BE FURNISHED. TROPHIES WILL B.
AWARD".. TO WINNERS OF EACtI EVENT. AlL STUDENTS ARE INVITED TA
PART I C I PATE.

NLG & SPR

Student Council

A\'0J;jA3

Augusta (Snllpgf

tuesday ikwcsAay REPORT

PUBLISHED TWICE WEEKLY FOR THE
FACULTY, STUDENTS AND STAFF

Thursday
May 21, 1964

5up?Ly
uiv\Tirr).

?w

C OLLEGIATE REPUBLICAN CLU B? The Collegiate Republican Club of
Augusta College: will hold an organizational meeting at 3:00 p.m.
IN THE student Club Building ON Frioay, May 29. Donald E. "Buz"
LuKENS, National Chair.-ian of the Federatjon of Young Republican
Clubs, will be the guest speaker. All Repbulicans are urged to
attend.

lonnie z. wetheringtr'

NLG

ALL WOMEN GRADUATES ; The YWCA will give a tea this Saturday at
3:30 P.M. at the "Y" on Greene Street. All graduating women
are invited to attend.

- Marjolie Prestwood
MV

FINAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE ;

Monday - June 1, 1964

Period 1 STocTaTmT - 11:00 a.m.

Period 2 12:00 noon - 3:00 p.m.

Period 8 3:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

Tuesday - June 2, 1964

Period 3 STOO a.m. - 11:00 a.m.

Period 4 12:00 noon - 3:00 p.m.

Period 9 3:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

Wednesday - June 3, 1964

Period 5 y:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.

Period 6 12:00 noon - 3:00 p.m.

Period 7 3:>-0 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

SLW

CIVITAN TEA : The Civitan Club will give a tea, honoring Dean
Galloway and Mr. Sutton, Sunday, May 24 from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m.
IN the Music Building. All students are invited,

Connie Clifford

MV

;

Tuesday
May 26, 196^+

Augusta (SoUpg^

tuesday - thursday ({[PORT

PUBLISHED TWICE WEEKLY FOR THE
FACULTY, STUDENTS AND STAFF

ATTENTION STU DENTS; Today (Tuesday) is the l_ast day to get your
COPY OF "White Columns". Annuals will be distributed from 9J00-
2:00 IN Bellevue Hall,

PW

COLLEGIATE REPUBLICAN CLv^_: The Collegiate R::publican Club of

a meeting at 7:30 p.m. today (Tuesday)
Plans will be discussed for the

Augusta College will hold

IN THE STUDEWT ClUB BuILDING,

forthcoming year. All Republicans are urged to attend.

-LONNIE Z. Wetheringtc

JMS

STUDENT COUNCIL: Student Council will meet today (Tuesday) at

3:00 P.M. in Bellevue Hall.

Joe Evans

MV

SPECIAL NOTICE : Freshmen students are reminded to vote in their
class election for the selection of class officers and Student
Council representatives. Today (Tuesday) is the last day for

VOT I NG .

Joe Evans

MV

FINAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE :

Monday - June 1, 196^

Period 1 6:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.

Period 2 12:00 noon - 3:00 p.m.

Period 8 3:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

Tuesday ~ June 2, 1964

Period 3 ^0 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.

Period k 12:00 noon - 3:00 p.m.

Period 9 3:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

Wednesday - June 3, 1964

Period 5 8:00 a.m. - 11 :00 a.m.

Period 6 12:00 noon - 3:00 p.m.

Period 7 3:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

SLW

yaH

IMPORTANT SPECIAL NOTICE: STUDENTS CURRENTLY ENROLLED WHO PLAN

TO RETURN SUNMER QUARTER MUST COMPLETE A "REQUEST FOR PERMIT TO
ENROLL". STUDENTS V/HO DO NOT SUBMIT A "REQUEST FOR PERMIT TO
ENROLL SUWER QUARTER, 196^" AT THIS TIME AND LATER DECIDE THAT
THEY DO DESIRE TO ENROLL MUST MAKE THIS FACT KNOWN TO THE OFFICE
OF STUDENT RECORDS NO LATER THAN JUNE 8 IN ORDER THAT THEY MAY
REGISTER ON THE REGULARLY SCHEDULED REGISTRATION DATE, JUNE 10,
196^. FORMS ARE AVAILABLE IN THE STUDENT RECORDS OFFICE.

SLW

Thursday
May 28, 196^

Augusta (SoUrgp

m

tuesday - thursday [{[PORT

PUBLISHED TWICE WEEKLY FOR THE
FACULTY, STUDENTS AND STAFF

FINAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE ;

MoNiOAY - June 1, 196^

Period 1 3:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.

Period 2 12:00 noon - 3:00 p.m.

Period 8 3:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

Tuesday - June 2, 1964

Period 3 6:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.

Period k 12:00 noon - 3:00 p.m.

Period 9 3:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

V/ednesday - June J>, 196^

Period 5 8:00 a.m. - 11 :00 a.m.

Period 6 12:00 noon - 3:00 p.m.

Period 7 3:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

SLW

CHOIR : The Augusta College Choir will practice today (Thursday)
at 2 : 00 p.m.

Mary Ann Avery

MV

GRADUATION REHEARSAL:

There will be a graduation rehearsal Friday

June 5 at 10:00 a.m, Students will please meet at Bellevue Hall,

cm

TERM PAPER TYPING : Expert typing for term papers. Margaret
MiTCHUM. Between 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. dial 722-5337. After
6:00 p.m. dial 738-3862.

NLG

STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS FOR SOPHOMORE CLASS 196^-63 ;

President - John Trulock
Vice-President - Kenny Cozart
Secretary - Patsy Standlee
Treasurer - Pat Henry

Glass Representatives ;

Pat Bone
Jimmy Ford
Judy Corry
Ray Gannaway

NLG

PHI BETA LAMBDA ; All Phi Beta Lambda members must meet rN Room Ij;
of the Art Building at 11:50 a.m. today (Thursday) to discuss the
picnic on June k,

Martha Hardy

MV

Jia3.

''''"^ s.'^'.io;

Augusta dnllfgp

tuesday * thursday REPORT

PUBLISHED TWICE WEEKLY FOR THE
FACULTY, STUDENTS AND STAFF

Tuesday
June 2, 196^

IMPORTANT SPECIAL NOTICE ; STUDENTS CURRENTLY ENROLLED WHO PLAN TO
RETURN SUMMER QUARTER MUST COMPLETE A "REQUEST FOR PERMIT TO
ENROLL". STUDENTS WHO DO NOT SUBMIT A "REQUEST FOR PERMIT TO
ENROLL SUMMER QUARTER, 196^+" AT THIS TIME AND LATER DECIDE THAT
THEY DO DESIRE TO ENROLL MUST MAKE THIS FACT KNOWN TO THE OFFICE
OF STUDENT RECORDS NO LA TER THAN JUNE 8 IN ORDER THAT THEY MAY
REGISTER ON THE REGULARlV SCHEDULED REGISTRATION DATE, JUNE 10,
196^. FORMS ARE AVAILABLE IN THE STUDENT RECORDS OFFICE.

SLW

GRADUATION REHEARSAL ;
June 5 at 10:00 a.m.
Bellevue Hall.

There will be a graduation rehearsal FRI0A^
All graduating students will please meet at

GMM

FINAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE ;

Tuesday - June 2, 196^

Period 3 b:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.

Period k 12:00 noon - 3:00 p.m.

Period 9 3:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

Wednesday - June 3i 1964

Period 5 8:00 a.m. - 11 :00 a.m.

Period 6 12:00 noon - 3:00 p.m.

Period 7 3:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

SLW

PHI BETA LAMBDA ; Don't forget our picnic Thursday, June k at
Anderson's . Meet at school at 9'.15 a.m. The picnic will be
over at 3:00. The price is .300 each; bring a picnic lunch.

Marilyn Cross

MV

ATTENTION G.I. BILL VETERANS AND WAR ORPHAN'S ACT STUDENTS:

Please sign Progress Reports in Mr.
Bu I ld I ng.

Cooke's office, Admi n i stratic

GBC