tl19611110-000 "Route 40 - - Rights On The Road (See Page 6) Loan Deadline For 2nd Semester December 1 Applications In Business Office TOWER LIGHT Vol. XIV, No. 8 State Teachers College, Towson 4, Maryland November 10, 1961 TROJAN WOMEN Nov. 10 and 11 8:15 p.m. SH Aud. Tickets $1. Students with Activity Cards free. Indian Dance Group Opens 14? Week Juniors, Seniors To Meet School Heads Monday The Fifth Annual Superintendent's Day will be held at Towson State Teachers' College, on Monday, November 13. The school superintendents and embers of their staffs will meet Towson students who were formally members of their schools. They will also meet the faculty embers who will serve as a con-sulting committee to President irawkins and other members of the college program. The morning will be spent in con-sulting committee discussions. The topics will be: the revised curriculum, led by Dean Kenneth trowne; the graduate program; the Program in arts and sciences, con-ducted by Dr. Wilfred Hathaway; freshmen participation in public schools, with Mrs. Zenith VeliE; and Problems of enrollment of new stu-dents, with Dr. Rebecca Tans:1. The afternoon will be spent talk Irlg to the students. Freshmen and s�Phomores will meet in specific 2.�Orn s with the administrators from their home systems from 2 until 2:30. ? There will be no 2 reshmen and sophomores turn to classes at three. At 2:30 seniors and juniors will tIleet to discuss teaching opportuni-s, in their home systems. They Will also have a chance to learn about other school systems. TROJAN WOMAN � Sharie Lacey, Hecuba of the Glen Players pro-duction, has a long heritage of dramatic activity behind her. At Annapolis High, she played Emily in Our Town, only one of many roles. She has done workshop work with The Colonial Players of An-napolis, and at STC, is remembered from such plays as The Madwoman of Chaillot, The Heiress, and Blanche in scenes from Streetcar Named Desire. Senate Unites Two Ad Hoc will re-classes. Committees Two of the ad hoc committees of the SGA were consolidated recently by the Senate. I Sue MacDonald, NSA Coordinator, i made the motion that the National I and International Affairs Commit- Juniors and seniors who wish to :tees be joined because ""it is not 4tend may miss their 3 o'clock necessary that they operate as via , sses. Classes at 4 will be held separate groups."" Lor everyone. The voice vote was unanimous. Juniors' Float Named Best WINNER�The defeat of the IVarlield Report was the theme lls et 11 bY the junior class for their Homecoming float. which won it 44t_place in the float contest. The Mary land Knight (representing the 5 tki: teachers colleges) and 3 cheerleaders stand triumphantly over the e""ity of Maryland's mascot, a terrapin. Trojan Women 2nd Performance Goes On Tonight ""The Trojan Women,"" the Glen Players current production, will complete its three-night stand with a performance tonight (Friday) and tomorrow evening. Curtain time is 8:15 p.m. Tickets are $1, but students with activity cards are admitted free. Starring Sharie Lacey as Hecuba, the play also features Lois Porter-field, Irene Shepherd, Mary Jane Egerton, and Allan Starkey in sup-porting roles. A chorus made up of 12 college women chants many of the chorus passages, which have been set to music by Mr. Martin C. Rice of the music department. Miss Carolyn Graeser of the physical education department is the choreographer for the show. The lighting, set, and costumes were designed by Robert M. Keane, an art major. He is also the tech-nical director of the show. Keane is assisted by Mary E. Hughes, assistant technical director, and the various committee heads. Joy Brown as wardrobe mistress supervised the making of the tumes. Judith Matthews and Sherry Ed-wards constructed armor and hel-mets from synethetic fabrics, and (Continucd on Page 4) COS-College To Host MAFIA Meet Final plans are underway for the 12th annual fall convention to the Maryland Association of Future Teachers of America, which will be held here Saturday, November 18. The meeting will include mem-bers from all secondary school FTA groups and Student Education Associations groups from the ; teachers colleges in Maryland. Some of the students from the western counties will be housed on campus Friday even-ing, November 17. There will be a jam session that night for all visitors and Towson students. William S. Schmidt, superinten-dent of schools for Prince George's County, will deliver the keynote speech of the all-day convention. After lunch and a tour of the college campus, the delegates to the 'convention will split into two groups, college and high school. The college group will hear an address on ""New Materials of Instruction"" given by Dr. William H. Hartley', director of secondary education for the (Continued on Yaw 3) Two Correspondents, Panel Talk Highlight SEC Sponsored Event ""International Relations-1961,"" a Tuesday night, November 14, at week of events sponsored by the 8:15 o'clock in Stephens Hall, Dr. college's Special Events Committee, Louis Halasz, noted United Nations gets underway Monday night at 8:15 i correspondent for the Research o'clock in Stephens Hall auditorium. I institute of America as well as for The main attraction will be a number of 'Asian and Latin Indrani and her company of American newspapers, will speak Indian dancers and musicians on ""Emerging Nations."" Temple Dr. Halasz, an American citizen in a program called "" Rhythms of India."" since 1956, is a native of Hungary, Each year, the SEC puts on this where he received his doctor's de-gree in week of events concerned with Law and Economics from fr Debrencen University. He practiced Foreign affairs. affairs and international law briefly, before turning to journalism for his life work. On the staff of the Hungarian News Agency, he summarized and analyzed international mili-tary and political news until 1947. Actively opposed to the Communist domination of his homeland, he served as assistant editor-in-chief of the opposition Freedom Party's newspaper in Budapest. Escaping from Soviet harassment a year later, he spent three years in European exile before coming to the United States in 1951. ""Origins of World War III"" is the topic for a panel of members from the college's Social Science depart-ment Wednesday night, 8:15 o'clock in Stephens Hall auditorium. Dr. Arnold Blumberg will mod-erate a panel of Dr. Harry Hutson, Dr. David Firman, Mr. Edward Johnston and Mrs. Patricia Kruppa. Dwight Cooke, author of the best selling book 'There Is No Asia"" will speak Thursday night in Stephens Hall auditor-ium at 8:15 o'clock. Mr. Cooke, noted news analyst and correspondent, has recently re- . turned from a 25.000-mile tour of Africa and Europe. In the quest for first-and information, Mr. Cooke (Continued on Page 4) 3 Weeks Remain For Loan Filing Just three weeks are left until the deadline for students to file for Nations Defense Student Loans to be used during second semester, Miss Nina Hughes, chairman of the committee on loans, reminded this week. The deadline is December 1. Application blanks are in the business office. They must be sub-mitted to Miss Hughes before the deadline. For those students who find they need supplemental funds because they did not earn as much as anti-cipated during the Christmas holi-days, the deadline can be extended to Friday, January 5, Miss Hughes said. She emphasized, however, that students who fit into this category must submit dodumaIntary proof that their applications were filed after December 1 for this reason, and none others. S C B To Hold Combo Contest The Student Centre Board of Towson State Teachers College, is presenting a combo contest on Friday, December 1, from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. A $100 prize is being offered to the winning combo. This contest is open to any combo and requires that the groups de-siring to compete make a reserva-tion by November 22, 1961. Write to Joyce rshow No. 155, State Teachers College, Towson 4, Mary-land, or phone: Baltimore, 254-9579. Music will be judged on dance� ability by several students and faculty members of various colleges. The amount of time each group will have to play will depend on the total number of groups playing that night. (Continued on Page 4) DATE BOOK For No. 11--�15 ll�G ken Players Production � S:15 � SH And. Nerentan Club 'Miser � Stu-dent Center � 800-11:4M 13-17�International Relation% Week 13�so.perintendents' Da, Indrani--Indlan Dancers � 5:15 Sli (lad. 14�Ls sin HaIan � U.s. Corre-spondent � 8:15�S H Cron* Conntry Bottle � Atlas Senate Meeting � Forum � 3 :34) 15�Panel intent% ion �Stl --LI% 5:15 Glen Player's Ileeting-7:3o- S400�SH And. le�Dwight Cook e�N c Com - insentator�S :15�SH And. 17--��Tales of Hoffman""� kir% Pal Omega Flint seriess...-41,31) �I' B (nd. 17 1S-111 FT.% state Center-enee-- S H And. 18�Facul1y Wives 'square Dance �51410-11 s3 �.VB ed. Cross ConntrY Masnos-Di�on Cbanspionablp � VInsbing-ton College "
