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AUGUST 4, 1967 -ie W' *^BL Z94c *>£* >'£% y ‘ Ve •%£,. i W * **_ w ~^y^ BULLDOZER BLADE IS BRANDISHED as work crews prepare space for a 300 women residence hall in the wooded area behind Boykin. It’s the People THAT MAKE THE DIFFERENCE AT THE PEOPLES BANK Start A Checking Account Today On The Square Carrollton, Georgia Wonderful |jt # w r ■ Diamonds J Silver and other fine items EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIR LOVVORN’S JEWELRY ON THE SQUARE CARROLLTON THE WEST GEORGIAN Registrar Has Forms For Draft Deferment Students who qualify for draft deferment must file a request with theßegistrar’sOfficesothat a form 109 may be sent to the draft board, according to Miss Elizabeth Parker, registrar. These requests will be sent in after graduation. Additionally, according to a news release prepared by Col onel Henry O. Smith, State Di rector of Selective Service, the student must provide the local board each year with evidence that they are continuing to pursue satisfactorily a full-time course of instruction at a college, uni versity or similar institution of learning. To be considered as “satisfac torily pursuing a full-time course of instruction,” an undergraduate student who is taking a four-year course should earn 25 percent of the credits required for his bac calaureate degree at the end of his firat academic year, fifty percent at the end of his second academic year, and seventy-five percent of his third academic year, accord ing to the release. In the case of a baccalaureate degree for which five years of study are prescribed by the in stitution, a student should earn Ste* AT ROBBINS Jfti lEVTS Sn-PREST ’ never need ironing Young Men's Sizes 28 to 42 1 „ $7.00 f / ;!• p'S j fm | Mr. Levis Full Cut Model |>P , | Sixes 32 to 44 $B.OO Boys' 6 to 12 $5.00 || J Prep 25" to 29" Waist $6.00 I (ROBBINS If DEPT. STORE J 0 % Carrollton, Georgia twenty percent each year of the total credits required for the de gree. In determining eligibility for classification in class 2-S (col lege student), a student’s aca demic year shall include the 12- month period following the begin ging of his course of study. Further questions concerning Selective Service should be di rected to either Miss Parker or Mrs. Bradley in the Registrar's Office. Rotv Beauty Contest The winner of the “Miss Row’’ beauty contest will be chosen at the Row Hall dance on Saturday, August 12. The finalists are: Lea Galloway, Sandy Ham montree, and Sara Jackson. Students are urged to cast bal lots for their choice in the book store or the cafeteria. TV Workshop On Tuesday, August 8, from 10- 12, television music teachers with the Georgia Education Tele vision Network will be conducting a workshop at the college. All in terested are invited. PAGE THREE Mathis Article In June Issue “The Journal of American His tory” has published an article by Dr. Doyle Mathis, head of the Po litical Science Department, in its June issue. Dr. Mathis’ article, “Chisholm v. Georgia: Background and Set tlement,’’ is an account of the Chisholm v. Georgia case which involved a citizen of South Car olina who brought suit against the state of Georgia for payment of a debt. The state of Georgia had pur chased supplies for the Revolu tionary Army, but the payment failed to reach the South Carolina merchant, although the state turned the money over to some in dividual for payment. Chisholm won the case in the Supreme Court after it was appealed from a fed eral district court in Georgia. “The Journal of American His tory” is one of the leading schol arly publications in the field of history. Dr. Coe Dr. Robert M. Coe, Head of the Department of Fine Arts, recent ly attended a workshop for In structional Television in Music at the Eastman School of Music, University of Rochester, New York.