1961-11-10, The Crimson

HOWARD COLLEGE. NOVEMBER 10. 1001 Howard College putting on Its friendliest face for some 1200 high school juniors and seniors across Alabama who will visit the campus for the third an¬ nual High School Day tomorrow. Sponsored by the Student Government Association, t h e event is designed to acquaint prospective Howard students with the school and what It offers. Approximately 26M letters announcing High School Day have been sent to high school principals and Baptist pastors throughout the state by Art Christmas. SGA chairman for the project. Registration, launching the day's activities, begins at 11 am. During the morning a reception for the sponsors, campus tours, and departmental conferences and displays will be in progress. Various campus organizations will supply student guides for the tours. GET TNG INTO V DICE ... or the title r< le n “Student F rince” is assistant profeisor of music Virgil Hale. He is one of many Hor. id students and faculty in th« musical comedy whid i opens tonight at Clarke Memorial Theatre. Stu- :enb are attending performances tonight, tomorow and Tuealay on their s udent activity cards, but the show rill |4ay through f ovember 21. Reh -arsing with Hale, ieft t<> right, are Chi.rlet Lowery, Duane Sheumaker and Kay (lalfee, who pk у supporting role» in the production. Jonvocati oris iecuired 'lev. 20, 'll 'tj- i ampus - wide -equ: red i voeat ons will be 1 eld the !* ot November 20 taking I plan of regular ch: pel pro- in hr that week ,nd the Garini week. Hank giving services will -be llNoisnlxr 20 with Dr. Eale Coon', pastor of Suth Ave- • Pres lyterian Churcl . sp^ik- | The Howard Music Depsrt- TALKING OVER THE SCHEDULE — . - . . . fur High School Day are, left to right, President Leslie SL Wright, Student Body Fresident Sanford Colley and Senate committee chairman Art Christmas. Physical Education Students Convene Here All Stadium Seal s Reserved Howard College will nlay host this week-end to the annual conference of the student section of the Alabama State Associa¬ tion of Health. Physical Education and Recreation. Student representatives from each Alabama college and uni¬ versity make up the conference. Howard representatives, host and hostess for the convention, are Jack Hare and Martha Beckett. Activities begin with registration at 5:00 this afternoon. This year’s conference will promote professional interest and for an exchange of Ideas among the students who plan to teach. Scheduled program Is: FRIDAY 5:00 Registration - Seibert Hall 7:00 First General Session - Speaker from Jacksonville Stale College 8: 15 Recreation SATURDAY 8:30 Registration 9:80 Sfcond General Session - Discussion - University of and a greeting from Dr. Leslie S. Wright, Howard's president; and Sanford Colley, SGA head. Afternoon plans Include a pep rally and open house In the men and women's residence halls from 4-4:45 pm. During the open house, films of home¬ coming activities will be shown in the chapel. To climax the day’s events, the high school guest* will join the regular Howard Col¬ lege funs In a gigantic pep rally, immediately followed by dents w В be ushered to the seats fir which they hold tickets. This includes seats within be student cheering Mflut Any st (dent who has. tickets for the west stands may ex¬ change tickets for seats in the east starts cheering sec¬ tion by «king them to Couch Shanuai.'s office. High ; ehool students will be seated h. sections AA and EE In the «ast stands. Exchaiges for adjoining tickets lor dates and friends must be handled by individual students on their own initia¬ tive. This eating regulation b i avt *U provide music tl Frd C. 8chwart :. noted 1 stalls i crusader a'galrst ftununism. will ad< trees a I -eral c invocation Iht follcw- l| Wednesday, November 22. I 1 11 rill be an event of the jSiient Senate Cono rt snd : L‘:;ure Series, but the required I* tadan-e will take tie pi ice 1 > chapel for the next week. Ibth invocations rill lie I N h ui in the Seibe-t Halt I n-, Им Schwarz le ture, a hniiwll be given at 0:50 for i : eats rho have claw coa- 3 iment, but a quesllon and U'ter period will fo low for >' irats who wish to re naln. the Southwestern Lynx in Sei¬ bert stadium at 8 pm. The game will be free to all students attending the High School Day activities, but tickets must be claimed on the second floor of the cafeteria before 7 pm. that night. ; Student Jobs Available At Christmas The Alabama State Employ¬ ment Service and several down¬ town stores are cooperating in recruiting college students for Christmas jobs. The Employment Service says that 60 to 100 jobs for the Christmas vacation are available to Howard students. Jobs as sales clerks, wrappers and stock clerks are open. Application must be made next week In order to partici¬ pate in training sessions Novem¬ ber 19 and 25. Students will be paid while In training class. Applications may be picked up at the Alabama' Employment Service, 1818-8th Avenue, North, in Birmingham. Mrs. Waldron or Mr. Anderson will refer stu¬ dents to the Birmingham stores desiring Christinas workers. Administration Gives Funds For Student Senate Budget inafown Party additions to the savings fund. Another major change is that this year the SGA has no con¬ trol over departmental dona¬ tions. such as to the debate team and the Music Depart¬ ment. Because of this, the ad¬ ministration now controls the $8,000 departmental fees. Jerry also explained that if any area of the budget Is over¬ drawn. that sum will be docked from next year’s complete ap¬ propriation. Jerry then answered ques¬ tions pertaining to the use of money appropriated to certain areas. The $200 appropriated for the SGA convention which the executive officers attend covers registration and part of (Continued on page 8) One of the main changes In policy is that there will be no carry over of money to the next year, nor any money put Into the savings fund. Instead, all surplus money will be sent to the Oeneral Fund In the busi¬ ness of. ice. The finance com¬ mittee is working now to get a percentage of the surplus. According to Wood, this policy is leading toward the aUltufje that “we might as well spend it; we can’t keep it if we don’t.” There is now $5.000 in the savings fund, which can be used for seme worthwhile project. The Howard College radio sta¬ tion was established from this fund. Under the present policy, however, there will be no more B. Marilyn Vick Jerry Wood, student auditor end aasi tant to the business manager, clarified the situation of the student government budget In a press conference last week. Wood u treasurer of the student t ody last year and was appointee student auditor this year. • ., - _ ... ibwn will set up a in the Cafeteria to- * Circle К .* ponsors fderful Weekend ,™P :иеУ and tl e trin- 5s *ill be servitl from Jriti. 6.45. Stud >nts are i 10 '°m<? in orie ital c«-s- Althourh the Senate has the sole aul lorlty pver the dis¬ persing c f funds, tills year the administ: atfcn Is handing out the allot ance. The allowance deesnt t terease as enrollment increases there Is merely a flat appropriation based on last year’s budget. The a< tual budget for this year is aj proximately $30,000. :rofh»rhood Meets. »od via foby night at 8:30. are urged л attend "*« the visitini speaker.