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1961-62 Facuftv
Committees Named
By Prexv Roberts
President L. E. Roberts has
named the following faculty
and staff members to standing
committees for the 1961-62
academic year.
Adult Education and Exten
sion: -Chesnut, Kipp, Ingerson,
and Windham.
Admissions: Morris, Urquhart,
Hamby, Kuipers, Roark, Wal
lace, Chesnut, Garrett and Kipp.
.Athletics and Games: Travis,
Willham, Grant, Perritt and
Morris.
Calendar: Morris, Whitaker,
Travis, Hamby, and Land.
College Activities: Roark,
Wallace, Hogan, Kidd, Fore
hand, Aldred and Grant.
Course of Study: Morris,
Kuipers; Garrett, Urquhart,
Roark, Zeagler, Pierce, Swin-
son and Wallace.
Government and Procedure:
Kipp, Morris and Windham.
Guidance: Urquhart, Roark,
Garrett, Kuipers, Kipp, Wal
lace, Willham, Zeagler, Ches
nut and Swinson.
Improvement of Instruction:
Kuipers, Windham, McCommon,
Pierce, Hogan, Ingerson and
Brodhead.
Library: Windham, Chesnut
Price, Garrett, Forehand, An
derson and McCommon.
Public Exercises: Whitaker
Morris, Hamby, Urquhart, Land
and Brodhead.
Publication and Publicity:
Anderson, Kipp, Morris, Grant
and Chesnut.
Religious Activities: Garrett
Susong, Lingo, Sanders, Wyatt
Forehand and Perritt.
Student Health: Willham
Travis, Kidd, Grant and Perritt
Audio Visual Aids: Zeagler
Kuipers, Anderson, Aldred and
Susong.
Buildings and Grounds: Aid'
red, Grant, Kuipers, Perritt and
Travis.
Student Living: Hamby, Per
ritt, Zeagler, Wallace, Sanders
Lingo and Travis.
Student Organizations: Kipp
Price, Swinson, McCommon
Wyatt, Susong and Land.
Student Social Activities:
Whitaker, Grant, Kidd, Hamby,
Perritt, Travis, Sanders, Lingo
and Chesnut.
Pre-Professional
Counseliny And
Guidance
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your school supplies and gifts
Second Street
Cochran, Georgia
Pre-Professional Counseling
and Guidance will be given
each Monday in room 101
Science Building during the
third period during the fall
quarter of 1961.
All pre-professional people in
ihe following areas are expect
ed to attend: Pre-Medical and
Medical Technicians, Pre-Den
tal and Dental Technicians,
Veterinary Medicine and Phar
macy.
Professor Carl J. Kuipers,
Pro - Professional Counselor,
states that these meetings will
have the following objectives:
1. To improve the student’s
effectiveness in his classwork
by bringing to his attention
better study skills and habits of
study.
2. To develop the professional
personality, habits, attitudes,
and responsibility necessary for
future success.
3. To develop the better un
derstanding of the requirements
for preparing for these fields.
4. To guide the student in his
curricular needs;
5. To provide an opportunity
in each meeting for the student
to ask questions which may be
of particular importance to him.
Professor Kuipers has secured
some diagnostic test materials
and film strips to be used in
developing better habits and
skills in studying. He has also
secured numerous pamphlets
which he will use at the proper
time for guidance. ■ Information
on the special pre-professional
fields will be made available as
well as other special phases of
these fields. He also hopes to
bring to the group special
lecturers outside the Middle
Georgia College staff and facul
ty.
Professor Kuipers has a grad
uate minor in Counseling and
Guidance from Missouri Uni
versity. He has had twenty
years of pre-professional coun
seling in colleges and twelve
years in the public schools as
principal and superintendent.
He has participated in all of the
four pre-pharmacy counselors
meetings held in Athens, Geor
gia,
QUINTAS STELLAS GROUP
ATTEND HOME EC MEET
Teresa White, Nancy Scar
borough and Bobby Cole at
tended the Georgia Home
Economics College Club
shop on October 20-21. at WCG
at Milledgeville. Each of the
MGC women attending took
active part-is. the two-day meet
ing. Miss Rebie Laughan, MGC
graduate of 1959, presided as
president of the meeting.
The local Quintas Stellas took
part in discussion groups.
Teresa White was a member of
the Membership and Recruit
ment group, Nancy Scarborough
the Education and Bobby Cole
the International Relations and
Research group.
Miss Susong, sponsor of
Quintas Stellas, accompanied
the group to the meeting.
Men’s Dorm Council Is In Full Operation
By DAVID HIGHTOWER
Three days before the stu
dents began arriving on cam
pus, the proctors and officers
of the men’s dormitories' met
with Mr. R- D. Perritt to make
plans for a new approach to
campus living. This new plan
centered around the idea that
ail regulations, rules and cam
pus living activities should be
uniform and campus wide.
- "You hear about the teen-age
girl who’s been trying for weeks
to run away from home?”
"No, what about her?”
“Every time she gets to the
door, the phone rings.”
Club Meeting
Schedule
Monday:
3:45 Every Monday, Kernel
4:30 Every Monday, Men’s
Dormitory Council
6:30 Every Monday, Student
Council
7:00 1st, 2nd, and 4th Mon
day, Camera Club
7:30 2nd and 4th Monday
Hilltopper
' 7:30 1st and 3rd Monday
International Relations Club
Tuesday:
6:30 4th Tuesday, Gamma
Beta Phi
6:45 2nd Tuesday, Future
Teachers
7:30 2nd Tuesday, Phi Theta
Kappa
Wednesday:
3:30 2nd and 4th Wednesday,
Home Economics
7:00‘ Each Wednesday, Prayer
Group
Thursday:
3:30 2nd Thursday, Business
Club
4:30 2nd and 4th Thursday
Science and Mathematics
7:00 1st Thursday, “M” Club
7:00 2nd and 4th" Thursday
Delta Psi Omega
7:30 2nd and 4th Thursday*
Midga Players
Meetings:
The Ensemble will practice
every day Monday through
Thursday from 3:30 until 4:30.
The Cheerleaders will prac
tice every Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursdav from 4:00 until
5:00.
The Dormitop'’ Council j E
composed of the following
members:
Mr. R. D.. Perritt — Dean of
Men; Mrs. Ktherine Lingo
Wiggs Dormitory Hostess; A1
Wilson — Wiggs Dormitory
Head Proctor; Steve Grimes —.
Wiggs Dormitory Proctor.
Jimmy Plexico — Wiggs
Dormitory President; Larry
Major objectives of the meet- 1 Bradberry — Wiggs Dormitory
ing were to plan for expected i Vice-President; Thomas Kent—
difficulties of dormitory life and, Wiggs Dormitory Sec.-Treas.;
to foresee new problems that' Bill Hardwick — Wiggs Dormi-
might arise. j tory Cocial Chairman; Dennis
The duties of the proctors Folsom — Ebenezer Dormitory
and officers were dicu^sed and Head Proctor; Edward Pumph-
assigned. It was decided that: rey — Ebenezer Dormitory
by placing much of the respon-j President; Jerry Gordon —
ability with students, the; Ebenezer Dormitory Vice-Presi-
Dormitory Council would be ; dent.
more representative of the stu- [ Wallace Bennett — Ebenezer
dent body. I Dormitory Sec.-Treas. — John
Inspections were made to as- , Rogers — Ebenezer Dormitory
certain that - everything was 1 Social Chairman; Jack Dennis—
ready for the arrival of the Browning Dormitory Head
students in order to familiarize Proctor; David Hightower —
Browning Dormitory Proctor;
the Council with the members
of the dormitories.
This pre - planning made
orientation week much easier.
Since the regulations concern
ing dormitory living were al
ready established when the
dormitories opened, it was pos
sible to begin operation with
out the usual problems that oc
cur at the first of a quarter.
One of the major functions of
the Dormitory Council has been
ihe planning of campus-wide
parties sponsored by each of
the dormitories. By coordination
of these plans and ideas, the
different dormitories have been
able to make extensive plans
for activities throughout the I
year.
The Dormitory Council has
endeavored to plan for a suc
cessful year for every student.
This is a big job, however, and
the council is depending on the
help and co-operation of every
student and faculty member.
The Council is especially look
ing forward to the participation
of the off-campus students this
%ear. These students are as
much a part of M.G.C. life as
the dormitory students. The
Dormitory Council is every
student’s opportunity to improve
campus living at Middle Geor
gia College. ' i
Ray Corley — Browning Dorm
itory Proctor; Bill Guerry —.
Browning Dormitory President;
Larry Lane — Browning Dorm
itory Vice-President.
Ben Kirbo — Browning
Dormitory Sec.-Treas.; Bill
Vaughn — Browning Dormi
tory Social Chairman; Jack
Chastain — Peacock Dormitory
Head Proctor; Jimmy Perry —
Peacock Dormitory Proctor;
Glen Ellis — Peacock Dormi
tory President; Toby Bulling-
ton — Peacock Dormitory Sec.-
Treas.; Bob Allen — Peacock,
Dormitory Vice-President; Bob
Valentine — Peacock Dormi
tory Social Chairman,
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Gentlemen and Young Ladies
Casuals and School Clothes
Vv e welcome the college
siudents to look at our
merchandise.
PRIZES:
IN THE COLLEGE
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Get on the BRANDWAG0N
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^' r * ze - 1 DECCA Sterephonic
--speed hi fidelity console phonograph. 2nd
Prize - 1 POLAROID Camera Model 80/B on
display in Book Store.
WHO WINS: 1st Prize will be awarded to any
group, fraternity, sorority, or individual ad-
cumulating the highest number of points,
2nd Prize will be awarded to any group,
fraternity, sorority, or individual accumulating
the second highest number of points.
RULES: 1. Contest open to all students. Mid
dle Georgia only. 2. Each empty package sub
mitted on Marlboro, Parliament or Alpine will
have a value of 5 points. Each empty package
submitted on Philip Morris Regular or Com
mander will have a value.of 10 points. 3. Clos
ing date, time and location Book Store ,1:00
p.m 3\°v. 9, 1961. 4. Entries will not be ac
cepted after closing time. Empty packages
must, be submitted in bundles of 50. Separate-
your 5 and 10 point packages.
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