tl19630118-000 "Jam Session Class of '63 SC 8:30 p.m. Jan. 25 No Tower Light 'Til Feb. '15 Exams Vol. XV, No. 13 State Teachers College, Towson 4, Maryland January 18, 1963 Count Basie Stars At Sweetheart Dance SGA Claims Stud Accepts Revised By IRENE ORANTAS TL News Editor SGA senators revised the col-lege's Elections Code and estab-lished a Social Policy at last Tuesday's Senate meeting. Diane Studenberg introduced ten additions and ammendments to the Election Code and all were Passed as presented. Several changes were made in election procedures. Among these was a reduction in Freshman elections to one day kr first final and second final elections each. Pre-viously two days had been allotted to each voting period land this had caused some Misunderstanding. Also, th- terms first final and second final are now clarified to Registration - A Skill Game With New Rules All Towson students returning next semester must complete registration on Feb. 5. To be eligible to register, students must }lave a receipt for payment of second semester fees from the 8us1ness Office. Students who pre-registered 11c1 Passed all first semester courses will report to Stephens Ra11 Auditorium at their posted assigned times. They will re-ceive a packet of registration m aterials at the door; which theY will take inside to fill out. After completing the required katerials, students will then turn iIsl_leirt in to the checkers and will tv,7 Permitted to leave if every- 'ung is in order. Those who failed a first semes- !,1e co urse will report to the riegistrar's Office, where they Wtill present their fee receipts, �Qtain copies of their schedule *.urksheets, and follow the direc-tions in the office. Students who did not pre-register are to report to the Ittegls.trar's Office window where t}.1eY will pick up pre-registra- I. Materials and find further -lreQions posted. fI'tes illaY be paid at any time vt -""nl 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on iicindaY through Friday at the 43illess Office. ent Life Powers; Election Code read final and run-off elections, respectively. Petitions for offices must now be submitted on the last school day of the second election week. This deadline was moved up from the last day of the week to stop petitioning on Saturday. Under the nominations section, a statement was added allowing a simple majority of the nominat-ing committee to select nominees for offices if a two-third majority vote could be obtained on a second vote. Sue Parkhurst, SGA social chairman, then proposed a Social Policy, explaining that such a policy was new to the college. Richard Moss moved that the suggested regulations be amend-ed by the deletion of a state-ment which required the permis-sion of the Student Life Council to hold dances off campus. Moss argued that the SGA, as the school's governing body, (Continued on Page 4) COUNT BASIE Pie Champ Attends 4-H Congress; Junior Stresses Sportsmanship By BETTY JO BYGATE TL Staff Writer If Billy Boy (remember the song?) can't bake a cherry pie, Anne Breidenbaugh can. In fact, Anne is a champion cherry pie baker! She won this title in Baltimore County, 1960. Anne, a 20-year old Towson junior majoring in elementary education, has been a member of the Glen Arm Girls 4-H Club since she was 10 years old. Dur-ing this time Anne has become a real pro in the canning and baked foods categories. Besides a champion cherry pie baker, she is also a canning champ! To date she has canned 2,025 quarts of fruits and vegetables, and prepared 436 glasses of jelly and 474 quarts of frozen foods. Anne was Maryland's representative in the can-ning category at the National 4-II Club Conges.s, November 25-29, 1962. Ever heard of hot milk cake"" This delicious dish won Anne a blue ribbon and waffle iron and grill at the State Fair in 1959. ""The most wonderful way to climax my 10 years in 4-H was being able to go to the National 3 To Study Cook Library Three outstanding librarians will visit the Towson campus next week to make a careful study of our library holdings and future needs. The librarians will be Dr. Felix E. Hirsch, Director of Library and professor of History, Tren-ton State College; Miss Bernar-dine C. Hanby, library director at Northern Illinois University; and Mr. Frank Jones, Director of Baltimore's Peabody Library. The guests will arrive on Tues-day evening, January 22 and re-main until Friday, Jan. 25. They will analyze our present library resources in the light of our expected expansion. 4-H Club Congress in Chicago,"" she stated. ""I appreciate the honor now more than I would have when I was younger, be-cause a 4-H'er is allowed to go to Club Congress only once."" Her trip was sponsored by the Kerr Glass Manufacturing Corn-pany with all expenses paid. What was the Congress like? ""Great! There were 1,590 kids from all over the United States and Puerto Rico. Sharing ideas with other 4-H'ers was a marvel-ous experience."" ""During the 5 days of the Congress, we went sight-seeing, worked on com-mittees, and heard lectures. Arthur Godfrey and his trick horse entertained a group of delegates at the International Live Stock Exposition."" Anne has kept records on vari-ous 4-R projects such as citizen-ship, leadership, clothing, public speaking, canning, foods, child care and gardening. She is now a junior 4-H leader and plays (Continued on Page 4) Heart Couple Crowning Tops Feb. 9 Ball The Sweetheart Dance, slated for Saturday. Feb. 9 at the Fifth Regiment Armory, will feature Count Basie and his Orchestra. The Sweetheart Couple will be named during the dance. The Sweetheart girl will receive a bouquet of long stem roses. while both members of the couple will get gift certificates. Jewelry will be given to the girls of the Sweet-heart Court. Sue Parkhurst, chairman of the dance. announced that re-freshments will be served. ""Park'ng facilities will be available on State Office parking lots A, B, C, and D,"" she added. Committee members working on the dance are: Mary Urbanic �gifts and flowers; Cathy Fen-tress � refreshments; Bobbie Spiegler and Luella Alder�table decorations; Stephanie Faisant� tickets and programs; Ann Wein-kan and Kathy Quinn � invita-tions; Milton Dugger, Mary Ann Rabowski, Stephanie Mueller � publicity. ""Tickets will go on sale Febru-ary 6 in the alcove of Stephens Hall,"" Miss Parkhurst continued. Students may obtain tickets with their student activity cards, but admission for non-Towsonites will be $2.50. Tickets will also be sold at the door on the night of the dance. Exams Start Tuesday, Run For A Week Final examinations for first semester will begin on Tuesday, Jan. 22 and continue through Jan. 29. Monday, Jan. 21, is re-served as a reading day prior to exams and no classes will meet on this day. At the end of the first four testing days students can ease their tensions at a Jam Session sponsored by the Senior class. The dance will take place in the Student Center at 8:30 p.m. Fri-day night. Jan. 25. Tuesday. Jan. n is the last day of the current semester. On the following day Residence Halls will open to receive new students from 9-11 a.m. Later in the day these students will (Continued on Page 4) "
