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Crowded o!fiee
eonditions seen
at NAU
See Pg. 5 LUMBERJACK
-
Committee
Chooses
Membe.r s
Student Conduct Review Board
members and alternates have
been appointed for 1966-67.
According to Dr. William L.
Munns, chairman of the board,
"Faculty members are selected
to serve on the board by the
NAU Administrative Cabinet.
student members are appointed
and approved by the ASNAU
president and the executive council.
Student members are Ruth E.
piruiell, Kent G, Smallwood, James
W, Evans, and Ray Saucedo.
Alternates are Cynthia
Bolender and Jan E. Cutler.
Faculty members are Dr. Byron
Fox, Bradley N, Lynn, Mrs.
Freances T, O'Rourke and Dr.
James M, Rominger.
According to Dr. Munos, the
Student Conduct Review Board
:reviews infractions concerned
with Universitr standards, rules
and regulations and provides a
medium whereby students are
afforded an opportunity to represent
themselves in a democratic
fashion.''
LAURA HOLMES KERMIT SMITH
Alunmi Revisit
Mainstreet USA
There has been no official
'Verification that classes will
be dismissed Friday Oct. 7 of
Homecoming Week.
In a story appearing in last
Wednesday's " Lumberjack," it
was reported that -the Chain
Gang, NAU's guardian of trad·
itions, would dismiss class.
This hoever, has oot been verified
by proper administrative
officials.
street dance and pep rally will
be held Oct. 6 at 8:30 p.m.,
behind the Men's Gym sponsored
by Inter Fn.ternity Council, women's
physical education bon.
orary.
F'reshmen inititation and float
bUilding Friday , Oct. 7 will
round out the week to be climaxed
by the Homecoming
Dance, Saturday nigbt in the
Men's Gym sponsored by Circle
K and home economics honorary
Omicron Kappa Gamma.
Honor Group
Begins Year
With Ardery_
Unfolding along the 1966 Homecoming
parade route will be
11Mainstreet USA," atl0:30a.m.
Saturday, Oct. 8. Reigning over
the morning parade and afternoon
game againstCentralMissouri,
will be the Homecoming
Royalty to be elected Friday
in general elections. The
Royal Couple will be coronated
at 8:30 p.m., oct. 3 in the Dr. Roger W. Aredry, AssocMen's
Gym in ceremonies spon- iate Professer of Music and
sol:ed by Spurs and Sophos, bon- past soloist with the internatorary
sophomore women's and ionally famous Roger Wagner
men's service organizations. Chorale will be the first guest
The fall pledges of Delta Del- lecturer in this year's schedule
ta Delta, Alpha Omicron Pi and of Honors Forums, Oct. 3.
Gamma Phi Beta, national soc- Also distinguished as a fiveial
sororities , will team up to. year member and assistant dirhonor
the dedicatee at an 8:30 ector of the Singing Sargeants,
p,m, banquet, Oct. 4. one of the performing units with
Continuing the weeL 's activi- the official Air Force Band in
Hes will be three showings of Washington, D.C., Ardery has
JIQn the Waterfront," on Wed- appeared before the late Pres.
nesday, Oct. 5 sponsored by John F . Kennedy, former Pres.
Film Classics. A spirit-building Dwight D. Eisenhower and Harry
Dr. Munns explained further
that the Board "does not have
the power or authority to suspend
students from the University."
However , at anytime the
board decodes a case-in-hand
is of serious consequence, the
case can be referred to the
University Discipline Committee
which has the authority for
suspending students, according
to Dr. Munns.
'Sammy Saga' Begins Plan S, Truman as well as other
notables.
Dr. Ardery appeared with the
Air Force Symphony in Carnegie
Hall and had the privilege
performing the "Gregorian
Chant" for Pope Paul VI in
St . Peter's Bassilica in Rome.
Greatest depth from whi<:h For Pizza Delivery Service sunken treasure has been re-covered
- us ing an observa·
tion chamber-was 47!i feet in ''Sammy Saga" may have the
reachi ng the Niagara. sunk by r emedy for those hunger pangs
a mine in 1940 off New which strike mer cilessly in the
Zealand. Of the e ight tons of night with his dorm delivery
gold on board 95 per cent was service.
recovered. Start in~ Oct. 3, pizzas ordered
Seven Campus Dorms
Select New Leaders
Ballots have been marked
and results for dorm officer~
are in for seven dorms on campus,
South Quad lists Chalice Volk~
ar; president, Janice E. Mittch;
vice-president Linda L
Lindsey- corresponding secre:
!ary, Madelyn E. Miller; record·
mg secretary.
Carol J. Allison is treas urer
Frances Blanco and Sallie Rich:
ison are A WS representatives
and Christine Martinez is WRA
representative. _
. Susan V. Quinn heads Sor orIty
Dorm as president with
Danielle "Danny" D~tzler;
VIce-president, Cathleen Walp;
secretary and Joan Kauffman;
treasurer. AWS r epresentative
Roberta ''Bobbie" Schaeur.
Campbell Hall residents elect~
!udith L. Berger; president,
Mirtam E. Tre zise; vice.presJdent,
Valerie Gardner ; r ecordmg
secretary, Jane L. Haver;
correspoooing s ecr etary, She ry
L. Smith; treasurer and Elizateth
Harrington AWS r epresentative.
Jeff Thomason heads Old
Main as president , with Mason
Quillin as vice-president, Gerald
D. Hunt; secretary, Bruce
Eldredge; treasurer and Shawn
McCormick and Phillip Kuhl as
Associated Men's Students rep.
r es entatives .
President of Bury Hall is
Joe Reihl, Frank Giroux will
serve as vice-president with Bob
Bethel as secretary and Bob
Harriss as treasurer.
Mike Huie is president of
Taylor Hall with James Gully;
vice-president, Larry Barkhuff;
secretary, Bucky Byran; trea-surer,
Jeff Blakeley; pub-licity
director, Wilborn
"Willie" R. Fish; social manager
and Mike Thompson, Kim
L, Ketchum ; AMS representa·
tives.
Hanley Hall men elected Paul
Green; president, Roger Bird,
vice-president, Edward Bond;
secretary1 David Maloney; !ressurer,
Stephen w. Borup; social
manager Hank Hellman; publicity
m~g~r and Harold Gill
AMS repres entative.
from Saga's North Dining Hall
kitchen will be delivered to any
dorm between 7 and 11 p.m.,
Monday through Saturday. Tne
service will be available in the
University Center when the dining
hall there is converted to
ala carte line folowing completition
of the High-Rise dormitory
cafeter ia. Pizzas can also
be ordered between 7 and 11
p.m. from the Snack Bar which
has a direct line to Saga 's North
Di ning Hall kitchens.
A first for Saga in this area
at least, the menu will include
five varieties oflO" pizzas. Larger
pizzas and other items will
be included if there is sufficient
student demand, managers J erry
Hall and Bob Shryock said.
Dr. Ardrey's lecture, "Changing
Emphasis in Cultural Relations,"
will be the first of eight
forums this year to be sponsored
by the Honor's Program
and students.
The extra-curricular effort of
the Honors Council and Program
was begun five years ago in
(Continued on Page 5)
LADYBIRD'S FAREWELL • .. Mrs. Joboson
takes a last minute look at Ar izon~ after dedication
ceremonies at tile Page Dam last week..
The NAU Marching BaOO in the background
saluted the First Lady with relditioos of
" Hello Dolly" and "The Eyes of Texas."
(Pboto by Bill Hoyt)
Object Description
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| Item number | 1966_09_28 |
| Creator | Northern Arizona University. Associated Students. |
| Title | The Lumberjack, September 28, 1966. |
| LCCN | sn94050581 |
| Volume | 055 |
| Issue | 05 |
| Date | 1966-09-28 |
| Type | Text |
| Physical format | Newspaper |
| Collection name | Northern Arizona University: The Lumberjack |
| Language | English |
| Repository | Northern Arizona University. Cline Library |
| Rights | Digital surrogates are the property of the repository. Reproduction requires permission. |
| County | Coconino |
| Subjects | Northern Arizona University--Students--Newspapers |
| Places | Flagstaff (Ariz.)--Newspapers |
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| Master file creation date | 2013-10-21 |
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| Title | Page 1 |
| Oral history transcripts | Crowded o!fiee eonditions seen at NAU See Pg. 5 LUMBERJACK - Committee Chooses Membe.r s Student Conduct Review Board members and alternates have been appointed for 1966-67. According to Dr. William L. Munns, chairman of the board, "Faculty members are selected to serve on the board by the NAU Administrative Cabinet. student members are appointed and approved by the ASNAU president and the executive council. Student members are Ruth E. piruiell, Kent G, Smallwood, James W, Evans, and Ray Saucedo. Alternates are Cynthia Bolender and Jan E. Cutler. Faculty members are Dr. Byron Fox, Bradley N, Lynn, Mrs. Freances T, O'Rourke and Dr. James M, Rominger. According to Dr. Munos, the Student Conduct Review Board :reviews infractions concerned with Universitr standards, rules and regulations and provides a medium whereby students are afforded an opportunity to represent themselves in a democratic fashion.'' LAURA HOLMES KERMIT SMITH Alunmi Revisit Mainstreet USA There has been no official 'Verification that classes will be dismissed Friday Oct. 7 of Homecoming Week. In a story appearing in last Wednesday's " Lumberjack," it was reported that -the Chain Gang, NAU's guardian of trad· itions, would dismiss class. This hoever, has oot been verified by proper administrative officials. street dance and pep rally will be held Oct. 6 at 8:30 p.m., behind the Men's Gym sponsored by Inter Fn.ternity Council, women's physical education bon. orary. F'reshmen inititation and float bUilding Friday , Oct. 7 will round out the week to be climaxed by the Homecoming Dance, Saturday nigbt in the Men's Gym sponsored by Circle K and home economics honorary Omicron Kappa Gamma. Honor Group Begins Year With Ardery_ Unfolding along the 1966 Homecoming parade route will be 11Mainstreet USA," atl0:30a.m. Saturday, Oct. 8. Reigning over the morning parade and afternoon game againstCentralMissouri, will be the Homecoming Royalty to be elected Friday in general elections. The Royal Couple will be coronated at 8:30 p.m., oct. 3 in the Dr. Roger W. Aredry, AssocMen's Gym in ceremonies spon- iate Professer of Music and sol:ed by Spurs and Sophos, bon- past soloist with the internatorary sophomore women's and ionally famous Roger Wagner men's service organizations. Chorale will be the first guest The fall pledges of Delta Del- lecturer in this year's schedule ta Delta, Alpha Omicron Pi and of Honors Forums, Oct. 3. Gamma Phi Beta, national soc- Also distinguished as a fiveial sororities , will team up to. year member and assistant dirhonor the dedicatee at an 8:30 ector of the Singing Sargeants, p,m, banquet, Oct. 4. one of the performing units with Continuing the weeL 's activi- the official Air Force Band in Hes will be three showings of Washington, D.C., Ardery has JIQn the Waterfront," on Wed- appeared before the late Pres. nesday, Oct. 5 sponsored by John F . Kennedy, former Pres. Film Classics. A spirit-building Dwight D. Eisenhower and Harry Dr. Munns explained further that the Board "does not have the power or authority to suspend students from the University." However , at anytime the board decodes a case-in-hand is of serious consequence, the case can be referred to the University Discipline Committee which has the authority for suspending students, according to Dr. Munns. 'Sammy Saga' Begins Plan S, Truman as well as other notables. Dr. Ardery appeared with the Air Force Symphony in Carnegie Hall and had the privilege performing the "Gregorian Chant" for Pope Paul VI in St . Peter's Bassilica in Rome. Greatest depth from whi<:h For Pizza Delivery Service sunken treasure has been re-covered - us ing an observa· tion chamber-was 47!i feet in ''Sammy Saga" may have the reachi ng the Niagara. sunk by r emedy for those hunger pangs a mine in 1940 off New which strike mer cilessly in the Zealand. Of the e ight tons of night with his dorm delivery gold on board 95 per cent was service. recovered. Start in~ Oct. 3, pizzas ordered Seven Campus Dorms Select New Leaders Ballots have been marked and results for dorm officer~ are in for seven dorms on campus, South Quad lists Chalice Volk~ ar; president, Janice E. Mittch; vice-president Linda L Lindsey- corresponding secre: !ary, Madelyn E. Miller; record· mg secretary. Carol J. Allison is treas urer Frances Blanco and Sallie Rich: ison are A WS representatives and Christine Martinez is WRA representative. _ . Susan V. Quinn heads Sor orIty Dorm as president with Danielle "Danny" D~tzler; VIce-president, Cathleen Walp; secretary and Joan Kauffman; treasurer. AWS r epresentative Roberta ''Bobbie" Schaeur. Campbell Hall residents elect~ !udith L. Berger; president, Mirtam E. Tre zise; vice.presJdent, Valerie Gardner ; r ecordmg secretary, Jane L. Haver; correspoooing s ecr etary, She ry L. Smith; treasurer and Elizateth Harrington AWS r epresentative. Jeff Thomason heads Old Main as president , with Mason Quillin as vice-president, Gerald D. Hunt; secretary, Bruce Eldredge; treasurer and Shawn McCormick and Phillip Kuhl as Associated Men's Students rep. r es entatives . President of Bury Hall is Joe Reihl, Frank Giroux will serve as vice-president with Bob Bethel as secretary and Bob Harriss as treasurer. Mike Huie is president of Taylor Hall with James Gully; vice-president, Larry Barkhuff; secretary, Bucky Byran; trea-surer, Jeff Blakeley; pub-licity director, Wilborn "Willie" R. Fish; social manager and Mike Thompson, Kim L, Ketchum ; AMS representa· tives. Hanley Hall men elected Paul Green; president, Roger Bird, vice-president, Edward Bond; secretary1 David Maloney; !ressurer, Stephen w. Borup; social manager Hank Hellman; publicity m~g~r and Harold Gill AMS repres entative. from Saga's North Dining Hall kitchen will be delivered to any dorm between 7 and 11 p.m., Monday through Saturday. Tne service will be available in the University Center when the dining hall there is converted to ala carte line folowing completition of the High-Rise dormitory cafeter ia. Pizzas can also be ordered between 7 and 11 p.m. from the Snack Bar which has a direct line to Saga 's North Di ning Hall kitchens. A first for Saga in this area at least, the menu will include five varieties oflO" pizzas. Larger pizzas and other items will be included if there is sufficient student demand, managers J erry Hall and Bob Shryock said. Dr. Ardrey's lecture, "Changing Emphasis in Cultural Relations," will be the first of eight forums this year to be sponsored by the Honor's Program and students. The extra-curricular effort of the Honors Council and Program was begun five years ago in (Continued on Page 5) LADYBIRD'S FAREWELL • .. Mrs. Joboson takes a last minute look at Ar izon~ after dedication ceremonies at tile Page Dam last week.. The NAU Marching BaOO in the background saluted the First Lady with relditioos of " Hello Dolly" and "The Eyes of Texas." (Pboto by Bill Hoyt) |
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