Masonic Lodge Offers 2 full Scholarships T~o l\Jll tuition '~ol•r-

ahlps to North Idaho Junior Collece have been otrert'd to an lnc:omtn1 freshman In muslC', and a aopbomo•e mtJorln1 In history by the Coeur d' AIPDC consistory ot lbc Scottish Rltc tuolllc lodi:e. accordlnc to ~tn0nd I.. StonC', \'tnerable !olut r or Lod&e ol PflfecUon n Coeur d'Alent.

S«!nP. "110 also Is aca!lcmlc dean at :0.1JC, uld the tl6h Rite croups w1

C"orrer rur.ht!' support t< dents and to the one In lion of hlche· teaming "lit.Jn their )u11sdlct1on."

The scholarships, Dean Ston~ said, \\Ill be admlnl ­st"1'cd by Loots Kl'lh. music depnnment c-alrman at NIJC, and Richard Champoux. social sciences dcpanment chair­man , rcspectl\'ely.

''The acholarshlps \\Ill bn given on 11 conUnulns )"arly basis." D<'an Stone explained. Thi' crltcrln ror awarding thl' acholarshlP!l, h~ i;ald, will be need o.nd scholasuc ablllty. The recipients must reside ,.,thin the collece aren.

CALENDAR O Feb. 19· :!5- Enllln< ""'\leek

F'l'b. :!3 - Sophomore Clas1< Meeting

Feb. :!5 - casual Dance • ~arch I - Campus Cru&ade

\larch ~ - M~11e- "BrothNs Karamazo,"

c Mareb 8 - Sophomore Class !lleellnc

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Student Boild Seeks Constitution Change

I.JC S ~a ~: ac.rd -.ted ID P~e - caistilL~

:::ll a:nmd::lc: cll::ir.atlr.c LCU!ty ro:.e !ro::i t!:e boArd.

The P! :;oaal ,... troucbt up .A1ce bet •t, btrt defeated ,.acb Umt. aa1d :;en Petersoo, atodent body pres!deoL

Studeni. wUl bave a cb~ to \'Ole en lb!!> a::ieoC:.::u~nl at tbe r;t'oeral <'le<:Uoo. tenta· ti l"eQ· schedull'd for Marcb Io. A SI Pl'r ~nt la•orablt' vote wll I ~ requlr•·d to o.'llend tbe con~ t1 tu ti on. Pl'l• t!IOll r~ poned !hill a prtrnlll)" el«Uon will be held March 3.

Aho al th•· Feb. • raeeuni; the board \'Ot•-d to lllll<:nd lhe ~-laws to pro.-tde tbat tbe newly elected ASS prt'sidt>nt take orace at the last :::eetln' to Mt.)'. He wJll also be u ­Pt'ctl'd to anend all C:l'eUnGS alter the- elecUoa. Peterson sa1a tnat Ille l'l"sldcol tra­ditionally IOOk o• : In tbe sprlni; but lhat th~:" bad ~en no to rmal ""''!st ~ far auch action In th .. .- •n,.:.1 • on.

FESTIVITIES C0141HG "Th St a ·nl A~t.\.Ues

COram1t1 is m m. i;ilans for labulous !esth1Ues ln F'ebruary." :epo:ted Pee Onhrma.r.. mPmbP:. rf'lfus1n,c, 10 t xplaln funb ·r.

(f'ow111rod J\fnQ ol tit• .SW.C'r"'.or, Boll h 1111.~ Elg.N. _,.,....,.,. r •IO'!dl ti).

Tbe Swcclhcan Tree dance. ~sorold by the Home Eetr nomlcs Club. was held F'tb. ~ lrom 9:30 IO 12:30 In the Edrolnaier SLudent Union. King Mike Elcee and First Kntsht O&Q O'Connrll •crl' &owned by Diana V.ellPr, Home Econom:ca Club preal· dent.

~Ira. Stranahan was pre-1.-nted with a corsa10 from the Hom• Ee c1rla "In appr • c1at1on ror all h~r holp." cTh• SUB wa" d"coral"d In white , pink. and bur•andy. A smnll partlon or the SUB wu cunalnod orr tor 1abler U.coratcd with lhe red candle& Ohlch wtre also usrd at Club Orpheus. A, the couples

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eater~. tbl!) were st.-ea red pa~r heart.'> IO write their lnltlala on. These bP&ttS were then taped io the •·bite •a.II at tbc enuaoce to tbe danctnc 1111t'a,

Matittt Dlnsler, \1c..,..presl· dent or the Home Ecooomlcs Club. .. ... chainnan o! lhe d•coratlnc commlttet'. VoUJJi; ror king and Orst knish< iook place F't?b, 10 In Ille SUB durlnr activity period. Mu.sic ror king and first knish! took placl' F't•b. 10 In lbf' SUB durlns ecuvlcy period. Music was by thl' "Rh.l'lhrll K.lngs." H!lh school 111ster6 or lbe club 111embl>r!. ""n"'d r<!­freahm.,nts.

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Braille Dictionarie$ Donaled

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l,LJC P'•sl&tt"lr P. A. C ,.,., Of" on o -o•• o r 0"'0-" •• ~ 0"· B•ll Fa•.,, rep.rwa r tto

b. ..,, prelef''Qf Oft •OS ~

no Ll DS Club dooac.Pd a r....r- • •, volume Bralll,. d.lc • :1 nao t ~lie Kildow •.1emort J l.Jbran Juztnc hal!-llme IM SUC· Blc S.nd baaketbaU -:ame Feb. 7.

Pre den1 Perry ChrlsUao· son. 110 •~cepted the doot.· Uoo • .:1&.td tbat Wauco Powc111. :'>1JC Bo<b and F'en~r ln­s:rucwr and member ol lbtl Lions Club. was IMINmental la obtalnln, the dictionary.

RUSSPI! SOdtrllnc. head Ubrallan, Aid that lbe dJc­Uonary will bt> &\1Lllabl" for use IO memt>rrs ot the com­t:tunllJ' as Nell u tor collece .. cudeots.

In add!tlon to a al&ndard A-Z dictionary, the aN In­cludes a 1·olume of proptr name~. one of new words. and 11 Spf.'Clal e1plan1llory ,·olume.

Three blind atud,.nts. Chrh· tlae Devore, Larry Reynolds. arid J Im Jam ea attend S UC. Re.111olda Is «'nrolled In edu· caUoo culTlculum, and Mis& Devore and James as work· lar tor Bachelor or Atta D .. greer>.

Campus Calendar New Innovation

Tb bl ClllrU.~ c:clld seme t<r Cl&lk"'2 ..n :-;uc "Orst" - tile pnnuac aod distribution or ca::P11s cal­enlbls ui cemtwrs o! tbt' studeat body mnd raeultr.

Credit tor tb111 lnnontlon ,oes to K&lllJ Fro:.: . a member or the Studu• AcUvllles COmt:lltttt. Tbou,.ii KalllY worked with S.AC In prrpaz· ln1 tbe calendar, sbr said recently thal the project was "• personal one."

Tbe cal.,ndar.1. pr:nted b~ the Holm~rc PrlnUnc Com· paey . cost St 7S !or a thousand coPles. ~Uss Frost alao noted that

tbe ca.lendats are onl,) IM Or:st or a series. Thfl SAC IS plannln& actlvltl"s tot the 1967 Call S~lll<!lll r •

Applications For Draft Tests Now Available

App • " I r th• '·latch 11 and 31 and April 8, 1967. admlnlslratlooa of the Collece Qualtncatlon Teat are now avallabh.• ILi &>lect1v11 Sl'r· Tice S>!ltem local bo11d~ throud>out lhe country, ac· cordlnc to a r cenl new. r • l<'a~e by U1e Educational Te•Un11 Service.

" Ell&Jble atudtnts wbo In· i. nd to t&Jce tbls 1es1 should apply at once to the neares1 $elec1he Service local bo11.1d tor an Application Card and a Sulit \In or Jnronnallon for the I• •t ." aid the 111bllca­tton.

Follo'Nln In trucllons In the bull· !In. the atudm: ahould f.I. u• hla applica­tion and lr'o.JI it llllm<!dlallllY In tbe env• lope provided IO llP!ecUve Srr>lce Exrunlaln1 S..-ctJor.. EducaUoaal T r.:.ln1 Sc:vlce. P.O. Box 9S8,Prtace· toe. Sew J,zsey 085t0. the r p:in w~I oa. To ~sure processloc. appllcaUoM mt:M be poat::iazlted no lat : • .ar mldn!C:t, Peb. JO, 1967.

Acco:dloc to the Edu!'&· lional TUUnC Service. 1Ahlc'. i:.:eparu and ad!lilillst• r> th• COlle;e Q!l:lllflca!lon Tc < to: tbe S}lecU.-e SerTlce S]ISlem. It will be c:patly :.o U:e atudcm'a ad.-arilale :o file his appllc:aUon at one. . B.r reglattrlnc early. b• a1anda :he best clwlce o! twins usipied IO <b• CH• centrr be bas chOsen. a~ cause or tbe posslb!lllY that be CIA1 be us! i:ned to aoy or tbe tesUn; date~. It Is .cry ln11ortan1 :bat be II ~t a cen­«'t and center nurobfr ror "'try aalP on which he wUI be avallablP. Scores on tbc teat wtll br acnl directly to tM tl'i;lstrant'" local board.

Aecordlnc :o~ltsuko :·aahlo, rrslstrar. tud•·nta mllJ' obCatn rlrst MmPatcr rrPort cards In lb" ol!lcc.

"EllNESOAY, FEBlllJAllY r., 19f>~

Forty Org11izations Award Schol•ships To NUC's Students

A II ~1 or scholarship and crant r~c1P1<11t~ at NIJC this llChOOI l t!&r has bt-rn r<'­luseo b~ the colle1e achol· aiahlp commttt"e ard th• re1Jatr111'a otnce. Followlnc are lh<' "'"anlzatlonR award • Inc th•m and lb~ recli>l~ntn.

Chap1er AO, P.E.O .. F'mn~ Yamamoto, Carol AndoNc>n: 1\mNlcan Auoclatlc11 Of Unl•N11lt,y Woml'n, Conur tl' Alrno, Valorll' D. PelN•on: Sota Slama Phi , XI K11pp11 Cbnptor, Shlrloy Mlllhol11lor: BlackfPN lndlan Aa••ncy, enrol,. 11ood.

Bound1uy Coun11 Scholar· ship F'und, KPnneth Nelson: Buslnes11 and Pror .. ~slonal ll'om~n· Club, COl!ur d'Al«!n.,, Shllllnon Carl110n: Couur d' Alene Country Club, Stacy Tumbow;Coeurd' Al .. ne l,aun· rlry (Paul Schrotd"I M•morlal Schola111rup), Katrn Keutrr.

Co- ur d ' Altne Parent· Teacher-Sludm1 Asso:latlon (Henry Crumb Scbolarshlpl, Stepb"n Sb~pperd; ~Ire. :;ora COi , Jimmie Jam.,s: CullN, Oalt, ).lartell. 6' Erfcltson. AR:bitecis. CaUler1nc Htrlza: DeArmond Lumber Company, Debate SCholarahtP•. Ellla Bator, Krtsty Belto, Clndaco Dahl: Easies Lodi" ol Coeur d'Alene (Charles J. Stymour !>lemorlal l. David Syv•111on.

El.Its Locl&e or Coeur d' Alene. J~ne Thompson: F'lrst security F'oundauon. 8u11ln1·, Scholarahlp11, Qpne Donat, Cl"COIY Ht.)'cnp . F'or• esl Fe,.tlval Commltt•~. Coeur d'Altn~ Chamber orCoram<rce, Jane Lau! <Miss Coeur d' Alone). SDndra &ldwln, Heleo Holland. Clo.Ir Simmon• I F'oresti; Scholar~hlp).

Mr1. Davtd CalsM, Dennis Rlc&&. Qyro Club, Wallace, Jdabo. Victor Clroux: Hecla· Bunlter HJll Scholarship F'und. CltJton &ck. Dona Bouchard, \lark cowLP- . Rita Damiano. Katherine Dykes. Kirby Gra.y, Diane J11.:11u. Ore' Jo~nson. S111111n L&ai<ey, RonLd Mc ~keo. :.llcbael Ross: Jdallo F'lr>t ~a:l inal B&nk. Bu•ID"SS Scbolarshlp. Robert Roland.

Kln'5but> Sc1Wlazslll1> f'Jnd,

·C..u-.d .. P .. • n

13 Earn Perfed Grade Average

Tht reostrar's o!Oce re­pona that ....,ven !uU•ttmP acadmn.lc atudento and 11111

,·ocallonal studPnts •atned 4, ("suaigbt A"> srade point a,·eracea tbe rlrst &tranter or Ille current achoo! )"at.

The iu:ademlc stud,nta were Jan Bull. Randall Henley, Kt'n .. arcure. Jacqueline Rosa, MatJortt' RubO,., Bobby Shel• don. and Staron Smith.

Thfl vocational stud~nts were '\\Jlllam Oa.blberr. J amM f'l.Sber. Donald Judd. ru-hard McKlbben. R.9J" Olmstead, and R.oUln Smith.

To 1br. Editor. 1 would like 10 ask lhe atu·

dent boCU' a question. Would an_v or you PllY money 10 se" th• Ertck Howkins Dance sroup, which .. e "cro prl\i· leged c•1 10 enJoyc•1 on Febru11r..• 6•

The Student Board patd $500 to brio• lbc- E:rlck Hawkins DanC<'nl IO XIJC.

This group """' 1ndl't'd dlr· rorcot, DS )Ir. Hawkins sn.td. On the prol1&fll. II wns 1uawd t11at tbcy had r>erform<'d fn Ne" Yor11 o.nd Paris, yet I observed llllll the costumes wom b> Ille dtulctrs WP.re not cv<'o clean. No,.., I ask you, students. Is this Ne"' York and Pans callbt'r• 11> 111111 what tb11 Student BOard paid S.SOO tor us IO ~ec•

The fdP.a of brloglns culture 10 NIJC Is a good th1011; ho"· ever, thla cullur!' ,,bould be somethlna thlll CAii ~ oppr•~ elated by thP. maJorlly of lbe ~tudent bod)'. I ptbercd from the comm en ta •round me. tbnt no one appreciated 1b~ Erick Hawkins Dan«rll. Why lben. did the tiludent board spend ssoo or our money 10 show us omelblnc that brougJit nothing but pipes• &trel7 tbe stUd~nt board lnvcatlaatcd this croup before tbry authorlz"d th" rxpendlture or auch a lar&" sum or monry.

Th" lac.est acnNal topic ot dlscu11slon on campus hu ooen "pride In our ftchool." Students. how can we b1u'I' prld~ In our achoo! when the atudent board Is al lowed to 11QuandN our monl'y In th!.' rub Ion we recAntly observed' W~nt w•· wltni-si;~d on f'1>b,

8 WU polntlA!ill. Thill Is • complNe \'<Ute or money bJ thr 81Udf'nt i-rd.

John l~udrow

FIRE FIGHTERS HAVE CLASS AT NIJC

Voluntri r rlrr flRhtN" from locnl rl r.- dnpnrtmrnls nrr attrndln~ a lhr~•·-hour closo. onr r\·rnln1 1•Yf'I)' Wl'l'k at NIJC to h•Am about t>us lc urobh mh connrct"d with fire tlahllns. Jf'l1n r rick, nr"n •UPI' rvlsor ror trade nnd t1•chnlcal education. ftald.

Th• ol!ll!H bel\an F1>b, 9 nnd Will COntfnUI' ror tnn "Cl•k H, Frick added.

CHOIR TO HAVE A FUND-RAISING DINNER

Th•· NIJC A Cll!lprlla Choir la pr«p111ln1 tor a di,)' spa· &hl'ltl fl•r•d Mnrch 18 IO ral•• fund~ for lh• April tour. Thr annual eH•nt la th1· 11U~c11l ol Its klnd In couur d" Alrnl' rt · port1•d Louis Kelly, dlr.•rtor.

Thi A CllPPl'lla <.'holr will 111n, In S<>attk, Tacoma, und Walla 111111a on th• annual tour, APrll 11-17.

SUBvenion OUEST/0,\ · "111"" r>t 11rv­/lUtt: /a>117t1411c o~ .. tructora '" a CUzSStOOll! c.tCll c Ok.'

KEN CANllA/>!, Socloloa: This all d~p nd en the lllt'alllng ot \"Ulp • 01 proranr, I l><!ll<!Ve that a certa n nmount ot slan1 La rcqu I fl'd or i n thls ca.1e excw;able OD tbe port of th ln atru~IOr. It not Jugt to call al tcntlon IO a point or Id•• . at I ••! tn nkc up the lnaucn1.h·t'. I I seem& thai • 11.h th prrcStnl i:eoenitlon a llt1l hatabnPJ! la required IO cu Zlll m· press Ion.

PHIL GOBER. B.A. : Jn· struc10n1 :oua1 be gh n lhelr perso:ial right to be the:-.· seh·cs. Some 1nalrut:to: ar more tllemffhes :.111111 oth rs. Moa l acudll.<il.$ . male lllld f Prnal,. have beard tbc word!! °' tort .

DIANE JA!lES. Education: \'ul1111r v. 01~s should not be used and are I.!: r fore ! n· · xcusable.

DOUGLAS 0 . L ANDFRIED. Profanity Is not 11omeihlo1: I would cendont . How,.ve:, I would not lmm,.d121ely cen-ure an m& ructor tor t!le

occas ional Ufl(' Of pro fane lazicuact.

HO\\ARD FRISTOE. A1"1· cullure: An in litructo1 ahoul be able to put a point Jlrr to a class wlthOut ualn1 pro­fanity . l~bnt does bl' bi!.\C an education tor. co use pro­l11ne lan1111111;e~

~.me E SUTT, Enclnc"nn11 ti•cbnoloRY: I don't see a damn lblns wrong with It.

JUDY KESSIN GER. Educ&· lion: Pr<>lnnlty 111 xcuuble when ua• d to eJpresa llll ldP& or make ao lmpr si:lon on Htudl'tnt s •ho don't unde:· at.and anythlne else. Vulpr· lty 111 rlt Onltely OU!.

DOR£NE P ETERSON, Elt­mmtuy Ed: Absolut.- Jy not! Vulrar or J;r<Jfane lancuagl' l s !ne1cuaabl... Our 'oca· bulatlrs ore not so limited that wt• ciui 't find words oth r than prolanr. one!I lo cxprru OUISt' IVt'S colorfully.

JANETII Y . BOUOIITOS. Pr<'·m• d.: Abnolutely not. Thi i not ~xcusabh• by a.ny purson, Ofif1t!~lall.r a 1 l'!SDD who Is llUl'IJOIK'd to set an f'ltunpl• !or youni;i I" ople.

rRF,D 'JITCHELL. J r •. R • ll~lOU• t!dUCatl on· '.l&nJ Of our l"Bchv1 11 I~ uP to u c ph1lnts t>n th ~ mlsuue ol rormnl U!lll& In th""1l' rnport • and l'\'Cn OC'CtlS lonnl cOn\N· tillUOn. Why? Becausc l.:.nnal USOf.<' hos lxlcn taken o' 1 by an llCCtl't OO 1111-Called rormnl colloqulllam. or ac 11mc~ proran11 lans. lh~ d"~ll's lllnrulll: l E\"•lt b' hOm1 tCOCbl'l'~.

DoHy Definitions LAnrua110 U1 n. "' on·

<""11rla' thou0;h t. Ba.cltf'lor - a 1uan wbo • btcr:i,

lurki at lovo.

THE N.LJ.C. REVIEW I

~t Publl1hecf S.-nl-Mo"thlr Ovt1n9 1h• Co-ll•tt Y tot

By The Au~uued ~tvdtf\t Body 01

NOlTH IDAHO JUNIOlt. COLUGE COlUI D'ALENE, IDAHO

Scholarships Awa-ds To NI.JC Students

C~t,..PaH U

Ann t i... Ctozcl . Gr~i.ory

Dloni;e , Robert Brown. Wnd11 F lnle). Thomas H<'nd rtci.. . B: nda t..o"wcn. Sbcny Pon· wood: Kiwanis Club of Coeur d'Alene. Rocer Jansson. Kennl'lb NP!son; Kootenai Cour.tr Ellen .<1n Hom~· makers Cocnc:U. Hom Eo o­nomlcs Scbol11t oblP. Donna Blan!ord.

Kootenai County P omona Crance .So. 7. Donllid Shriner: Lad) L ions or COew d ' All'ne (Baod ScbOlarshlt>l. Diam. \\'elle:; ( Vooulonlll Dept. Scbollu shlp), To:n He ndricks; Lad)" Lions Of PO!lol f"n.lla. Som1&n H"nry ; Laflert)' T ran • pcaa11cc Company (A.8 . Lat· tctt1 M~morilll Scholarship) She:,? Leonard .

!iaelanal Secr•1&1ies Assoc:· c .ar .on. C"?COll Beach. f"lon· dll. Sanrlra B•·m: Sortb...,st l l cal 111Drker:. Gnlon. lnde­peod.,n:. Kl!UOgl'. Idaho. Ronald McCracken: Robe rt 0\l'rJord• (Mary (i. Overiordc \I motllll Schol&n1blp , David Hunt.

Pare nt·Tuacb~r.; A!>sOcl11o· toe, :••wpo:t. ll"a!>hlnctOD,

Carolyn Al lbec. Kitty Ran· dolph. Pn! Sc:hol rsbtp Fund. Barbara ' !llnnln .: PoUatch Pcirests PoundaUon, Carol And•1 DI'. Catherine Andrew,, . 'l•1,re1 D!nclcr. Yvonne Hamlli n. Ma:,ha ~:ann. Eva R< • d , Carol llorlhlni:ton, Ro•an c;ub ol Coeur d "Alene. '•larlyn HclnemeyH. Ronald Kub Iman.

V.F'.11. Au1111ary, Post 889. KE"nol'th Alarcur. . Patti· eta Keane; "•\IL~hlni:ton Wato.: Po.,. er Companv. John Bropn. Gary \\bite. American AS..'c • clatlon er Uni vNsilv Women. Wall tac~. ld.~ho. Linda Finl ': !ia1.lonal Honor Socl~:y. \lallac HIGh School , Linda f"lnley~ S;lanlsb Club. l\alla Hllth School , Wnda Flnle'.

NIJC Scholu<hlp . A!t.lrllc Scholars~lp • Donald Barn • Bill SehuN • • No•man Thomr·

011 . Tony Traweek, \\arr•n Oueotc: Debem• SCholar~hlp . Sh f) I Ber1t61rom. Pats) Bro irn . llOnald OrN:z.la.'. Jo Ann Rlchinond . O orge O<>et•· lll!1l1, r>ra.ma Scholar~h ps, lartllf I Dohrman. C"atbcnn

II rh:a . C!rwdla M·Dcnnld, ltusl ScholArnhlps • Band. J n Bull.Johll Cl'Ml', Riehud Da> . Step.'ltn Do:cl!Ak. Ronald F'l h 1, Edward H:ilrobiad. ~tu :le Rubo • oary llul.Zke. Ch tu6 • Robert HUBkl'Y.

J rollllstll SchOl:t:Shlp, Bat· bua M4lllllnc. s IJC BoostP r Club Schola;shlp& AtbleUc Scbolnr hlp5\ Donald &mes. \\Ill am 8tOd rlcl.:. Cbarl s Boller. ll'lrren Ducote. Al'lllur M nt '' • Larry Murrell , O:n1d Nipp. Clair Simmons. T llJ Tnl'A'eek, Daney Trcac· ,.. II.

From ~ n1e:.ttlct!'d Funds lro bafo .. ices ot i rm r un·

used scholusblP Gat' c.-i ' . lollc.'iai:>I n.

COMMERCIAL PRINTING CO.

PMOTO OR='SET

P .. o .. , '40"'• w., •~4Sia

•ca "' ,,. .. S'•<c'

Cocu• o A'-t"-C. I O•HD

Students Urged To Avoid last Minute Rush For Counseling

In .. !f' hon months the lime for d.-cJ. lonn "Ill bt: at hlllld. SophomorPs wJll be !aced wllb tbe decision to transfer io a tour ~'l'or college or o.ceept a Job, 01 enter mU!ClltY service. 111f•ni are man.yq,u stlona to bq anaw~rod In II r~l ativel)' l'hor: um ...

Freshmen will soon be rac:ed wllh dt'Cfslons, ·•hethcr IO cooUnue to the sophomore -r. "bat COUISCS t.o llike,

nd ...-11er IO ohl'l.ln sum:ol!l emp1oymen1 as V<l'll as other quesuons concenunc eduai· Uonlll and 1·ocotionlll plans.

At NIJC, C3Ch studcnl bllS the opportu.i11;>· t.0 discuss thes .. qu .. :mons with counsP­lors and 1nstructors. All slurteot~ . re'1trdJess or 1nidt paint a'"rnge, hs,·e decisions to malt:!' and should take time to d1scu6S future plGDs.

In ortlrr that :he lost minute rush be &\"01ded In obtllinlog •PPornt.ment,,., students should report :o ~lrs . O' Ln.iy In lllE counseling ot!!ce for an appo1ntmen:..

In addition. ~raduat~ siudcnt couns~lors uoir. 11 .S . 1.J . will ~ on the c11111pu11 r:icb ll Pd· nesday to discus~ educational and occupational opportunl· ttes with a~ lnt .. rested tu den~.

Policemen Hold Session Here

• the s:tmP re"son lo ~chool."

So . I~. 1966. at ll meellni; I n"arl,)' a.I th ID\\' enforce· rnt 0 rn • .,. or :'o/Orth Idaho.

Cl: S rt l b La" Enlorc~ mt-nt .~ \: 41\S fnundl1d le: tor:!: 1 tn· ;, nlct' 1111.tnlng fo: Joe l nrorcemenc omcer:>. AP~'' •l att-l\ ewry 11l11'e moolhs tb~,. haH two tw -d:l,1 se,Slon~. Each pn·· tlc1Pat1nc ui;ency spllts Its 'roup and nd~ halt to each ses!llon so th~: 1111 mo.y r~· CE'!..-e the tralnlnr. accordins: to Oeor;;e Elliot . cco-c~.alr:nan.

The classes •e: 1au1bt b> Specbl .". DI IlClnahUt' Of th FBI and L:. Dunn or the t daho State Pol.ce.

The 5e ID\'ol ved ar b nnd ~lzur and t:a!!.c. An lnqulo b: .;!!• this esp!llitu.· lion ot " traffic .. from ~nolher pa:: l:nan ••y lbDI It

JUST A LITTLE OBSERYATIOH Some b I ,)t ,..I

lbell !h-e t.. Ji. .o·-n ,_.. t their bodies

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CIRCLE K The Circle K ha spent

mlU1)' boun, In aandln1 and rcpn.tnUn1 th" C:Urdlnnl dl1"cllon lllld welcom" s1 cns on and MUI thn campus. Also, "Drk ha:. beon SIJln ed on rc-vamlshln' th<' blstor l· cal alcn DI th• Fon Sherman Chapel . s&ld Jim Youni:.

'lb •· club mPt tor lls dinner meetlnG 1n lh,, l\ alnu t Room. Pres1d•nt DouR Dionne thanked all members for lholr a.Id "1th th!' March or Dimes Teleranm. Circle K membNS an&.,.ercd phones and took pll'dg" al th · North Shore Loc!Kc for th· T l~rama.

SPANISH CLUB a Bt cou. • or a .moll m"mber­

shlp th• Sllanl h club hDS abandon<'d project plans. :\ccordlng w Spl.'cdy Riiey. president. th• club Is con· centtalln oo cultural actl\1· ue:; that \\Ill aid undt>r,;land· In ol Spanish and SPQfll sh· hP"!lktn,,, people~.

SHEA The Student National Edu·

cauon Assoct,.tlon 1'!o plan· nlni; 11 no-host bQflquet for the Fl'derat»d T~achers A:..· soc1auon, to be scheduled In ~larch or April. !'aid Prest· dent BOb Huskey . He added thnt a comm! nee ha.~ been Oro!nnlzed by the Fu1Uf9 T~achers of Am<·rlca nnd Sl'EA to plan tor :he banquet.

42 COMPLETE COURSE IN CASHIER TRAINI NG

About 4. p r!>OOb comple ted 11 cours< In cashier training. Feb. 10 at N!JC as part ot an ;idull ('duca!lon course ~ponsowd by tbf· Stn.te Board tor \'ocallonlll Education, 11ccordln1: to J1•an Frick , nrea supcrvl:sor for trade and "ehnlcAl educnllon.

Loran Crockf'tl rrom BolsOD """ thc Instructor. The l\\O­wcek course rnto.lled lwo houb PN ~ of cl11Ssroom woril . Thm1· clas1u.•s per d115 \\Nl' taudlt. Studrnb lenm od ca~b 11.'p;!StN operoUon. sales 1u computln~. customer rel a· lions. and otb~r s kill s . l"rlo!P condud~d.

Sludnnts who have not tumed In cap and 1own men· sur<'ment:; should do so now, accordln~ to \ll&s l tsuko Nishio. rc~strar. E ven sophomores who doubt cbe!P ell g1bHity co be llfUduatl.'d should report meo.surnment.S to the rellstrur ' :; o!Uc:e.

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pete fOI the 11tatP Cham !lfOll• ship at th,. 196 ; Idaho 6p,.ech -conrerence at Bc>lae eon .. ce F't'b. 24 and 25.

EnLl9Jlts 11111 lnoluf!n lint· ve rslty o! Idaho, Idaho State Unh'l'tslcy. Ricke Coll Cl!. College or Southern ldabQ. Bc>lse Collec", ~orlhwcst

azazenP Colki;<', and "Nonh Idaho Colleae", accordinc lO Richard H,yneman, debate coach.

Debate teams Include Ktls11 SC Ito and Patsy Brown, and Jo Anne Richmond and EIUe Bator.

catb.Y Helrza, Ml ss Bat .. r and Miss Richmond wlJI cntf'r oratory compeUUon.

\llss Hertza. Per; Dohrman and Vern Prh·lu will contest for oral lnte11>ret11Uon honors. Art Thayer and Mls11 Brown

wUI present extemporaneou~ speeches. re.Ported Hyneman.

SPEAKER WILL GIVE DATA ON ACT TESTS Tbe :o>orth Idaho Junior

Collece chn.pter or American 1'ssoc:latlon or UnhNslr,, Professors 11IU sponsor a potluck dinner at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 22 In the Edminster ~tudent Union Bulldlnc. In· vlled guests Include all racully members. admlnlslrs· tors. members or the soani "br Trustees, and hlch school counselors In the Panhandle area or Idaho.

Dexter H. Moser. chalrman or the suldance and 11cbolar· ship comm! ttee sa.ld that the PIOll1fllll will be preaented by Sterling F'. Ebel , Olsulct Director or American Asso· claUon Testlna. ~I wll\ &Ive " a eraphlc lnte11>retatlon

<or statlstlcal data abowlnc the relatlonsblps or ACT te:.t results and hl&b sc:bool pades ...-1111 0111,~r two aod 'tour~ar coUeses."

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MIXED REACTION TO ASSEMBLY DANCERS

Ertel! Ha.., l..n ..:id "1- Janel' CO:::Pazu' per!or.:ied tor sru· dents and Cacu!ty Feb. 6. II :OS a.m. to 12:20 ln the IJ'llUlaalum.

S:udenl r~acttoo to Lbe mod~m dance PINM'nlallon seemed ceneralb' unra.-orablc. Out&J)Okcn criUcs ca.11.,d the dances "rldlculo11s al best."

l>!lss \lrciDI• nnsley, £n£11llb lnslrJCUlr, llU£1if~d that a~Y&llce ci;il1111atlon cU&hl ban enabled I.be aud!· ence :a uodersta:id and ~pre­clate the: Erldl Haw1t1ns Dance.rs.

One student. tlben uked if be had enJo1ed Lbc assembly, nld. "I ns sick lbat d.,-. Tak UlaJ a: ~ want .,, .. DIRECTOR EGGED ON BY LlffiE fHITE HEN

As Looi.Ii K ll), A C~pella Cbolr directer, aaambled 1L10und th music roam Feb. 16 he found a balt-douo eass. One rested on tbc bust or Beetboven, another muffled tbe middle C atrtn' of the .Plano.

.. The eua ~re Itri 111 '1be Little 11llltc He:i' In cr11t1tude tor alnclns bu pralses." •XJ>lalnl'd Jucy Kessln11,.r. cardinal Cllorale member.

The hanl-bolled di rector en)o~d a lunch or ei:ca. "That wu a rot~ n 1ok • " be said. sruD=--E..,.,N=rs"""A ..... s=k E"'""D'""'r=o PICK UP ASS CARDS

Tbe tollowlo •un nlll are asked to pick uo tbe1r .. tudent bOdy cards from lb~ recis· trill' s otfic1 Ted AntbOny. John Bedlz. Andrea Bonloo, J!ll11es Collin~. Eva Cope, John Deeder, \llchul Oarron, Beulah lllrte, sephen John· son, •.uchaPI Kelley . SUzanne Koep, Linda Remauclt. John ~ynolds.

Early 1o bed aml early to na. am! YoU'll mlM a coocS dal r.hal cloean IO cm Ill the day· ume.

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f4, Pwrpk A DL"aget las fl0$Ud a•d. bJ .ll.s report, :ttll <'Ontts11C' to past. ~oh«• oa .\'/JC bwl~tl~ boards. Ont nc:A s•v• report~ I.lat Rldard n~ umaa, Eaglid 12~tnrc:to• o~d dcbG:c coacA. re• $U• cJ:Pt7Ucr Ats as• rrrq oato tb.c cc P1:.S parhag lot. QUESTIO~: ~bl are you put· Un£ the &11J19 around the acbool• A.'iSW£R. I am POStlnC ROii• cu Lo paint out thal Lbc. atu· denta alone Ille not able lO diani;e I.he apattiy around tho .scbool. and thrre l:ias to be a conelaUon bet•ttn the tac11I· t:r and Ille s:udenu to ch1111 t.he at=owbue or the s IJC. QUESTIOS: W1U do 100 1"1 Ulll' ASS.r.ER: Pride ls DOI ln­bu;n1. As bard a:1 It Is to HJ', m0$t or the atudentS wlll look up to older pen;onli, In lhls case. the facull;)' . ror culdan«. It tbls example Is not a P>Od one, the awdents tend to ratlonallz.e and ._,. "If I.be faculty can do It, so ca" we." QUESTION: Do 7011 tblnlt the racult' Is to blame ror ail the proble'1111• ANS\\ER: No I do not. But as I aald before, :be problem Is correlated to both tb .. atudents and racult1. Attl· tud.-a must chance oo both 11!des or Lb• specuum. QUESTIOS: Do you think tbere Is a cultural lac at the sue• A.'iSWER: I auppoae you are referrtns lO tbe fiambo7ant Ove (l::llC:k ttawllJn.s Dancers). Some mlsculded cenluses or tbe assemblY committee felt Ibey could brldse lbe cultural pp In one bow of "modern dance". 'Ibose reSPODSlbl' sbould bave re&llud tbey could 1101 eXPect a cold turlle:J to be accepted. A 5beer wute or mone1. QUESTIO:-i: Do JOU tblnlt the board Is at raull• ANSWER: llbo Is lbe board? Tbla Is one of tbe llltul1 crest 1n1s1ertes on the campus. 1bey are at !ault, wtioe1·er tber an:, because tbe> are not repreM11tlJl& the taStes of tb' =-ion17 or atz:dents. QUESTIO~ Do 700 have tul1 Jdeaa to help 5tudent.s volce­lbelr opinions' ANSWER: Print a Us1 or the memb .. rs or tbe various boards In tbe newtlJ)aper so that the students wUl know wbo lO talle :11e11 crle\'&tlces to. This will eliminate the mur· murtns un~rcunent or dls­contenc.. Also, l! !he facu117 and 11tude1111 Erl wsetb~r and YOlce tbelr srle .. ances and opinion& wltb open cunda, tb1s could end all Lbe prob­lems. There Is t00 mocb coo·

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llt'IV&tlsm In lb•• NIJC lhut hu no place be"' · Thrrn Is too much bl.'alln i; around th•• buab bet .. een atud~nlll and tacult>. B:lnc thlnaa out Into the open. Editor'• 11otc: llca~r.r o/ lbc Otuabtv c:oa11ru~c rurc lut.:d In t•~ Joli. I I IUUC! 0/ I~ NIJC Catd11al Rnlcu , pooe :?. Accordtnu to Chair· /JICll Robert ~·rtgM, olhl't 111tmbtr< are "''" Gt·rtrudc G1lbcrr, L.Ol<IS Kell~ . 11arlun Sle/lcrt, ""· IJargard Gale , Di ana 'ltclll'f, Bill Da.\lbug, tllld Peu Dollnaat1.

DORM WOMEN PLAN OPEN HOUSE MARCH 1

Tb" resident women •tu· d~ntl wlll be bOlllUAO• at 11n open hOuse tor faculty and AtUdl'nLS on Match I f rom i to 10 p.m. at Sh<'rman Hall .

" All students ot NIJC are cordially Invited to tour the dorml1o17 and vlalt the con:· tenable, well-l1ep1 rooo.s and the recrea:loo ar~a. 'Ibr donn hOUSfS 26 WOOien, .. said Patt)' Lennon, commlttl'e chairman. Personal lnvlla· lions hav" been at·nt lO faculty lllt'mbers.

Donna Bouchanl wlll be In Chuc• of refrl!Shmt'nt • and \!:a. \lute Dahla:an, boual' motbe:, wUI dl rectdecor11tlnc. q!d \lr . Joy Culp. Sb"n:>an Rall r p. ~e:.

Daffy Definitions KIM - tbo anatomkal lUXta·

poatJon of two orblc:ul&tU or1.I mu.eclee In a otat• of contnc· l ion.

Seaocd ll&ht - th• curo tor love at flnt ~t

PHOTOS BEING SOLO THROUGH BOOKSTORE

Photoirraoh" or aoclal rune· lions ('an b<• purci.&11d In thl! bookatorP. Duane BlachOtr, NIJC Cardinal R<!vle>• PhOIO­&rai>he r. has compiled a book con talnlnK aJI thf! pictures b<' hU tAl&en. Stud~nta may l ook throu &h thl 11 collectlon a.nd sel ect any photo11 thoy wish to PU«lhU o, H id Bia· chotr. A 5" l i" picture wUI coat SO centa, and a 8" x 10" •Ill aell tor 75 ctots. The pictures wlll t>.. t<'adv In two days after order· Ins.

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tallen a t th• SwoethKtt Dane" wlll be avallable, " aald .I.Ira. Eileen A. Andtr· son, bookstore manacer. A few pictures from Club Or· pheus are stlll l en and !NJ be obc.alnec! r rom th• book• •tore, she said.

KELLY CONDUCTS MUSIC CLINIC

LoUlll K .. 11,y, dlr.,Ctor or Lb& A Cap0ella Cbolr. conducted a Church Choral Mual c: Cllnlc F'eb. 15 at Lbe Trlnl11 Luth· Nan Chwcb. The choir demoutrated vocal eftecta and tone quaJIUea lO Lbe usembl7 tlblcb. acc:ordlnc to Kell7. represented eve11 cburcb In town.

Keib' dlscuased the purpose and pbJloaoph)' or mualc pro­crams In this co111111unll)'. He Pointed out probl ems ptcullar 10 1'0lunteer choirs and otrered auu:eatlons for dev.loptns correct lllnclns tecbnlquea.

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C•ds WW, Big Biid Aid 6ou191 Frosh 1be Cardl11LI bukPlba.11

le&ID U'&Teled IO We11&1Cbff, Wub11111011. FPb. 3 and 4 to baUle lbe WenalCbt'e VallC!1 Kllllhl•· Tll" cards drop~d boCb pmea lo !be Kllls!llS, lbe llra1 711-68. and !be seco11d 7H$. Bolb Dlellts 1he Card• round lbniselv.• In foul ln>Uble, and tbe con• vtrted free-\hro•s made the dlfft>reoce In lbl' outcome of bolb pmes. Don BamP& •lib 23 points F'rld.r and Oan111 Trndwt>JI wllh 20 pOIDIS Salurct..Y ~ d th l' Cards.

Feb. 7 th<' Canb wt're boSIS ID lb<' 811 Sl!nd Com• munl17 Colle1e Vlklnas. Tbe pm" wu clo5e tbrou&llout, with Big Bl!nd leadlnc 49·40 al half Ume. bul the Catds rallied early In tbe s1>cond bait and won 89-79. The Carda placrd fl ve mm In doublt' r1aur<'a, led b)' Danny Treadwell's 19 points. T~ad· well and Tony Traweek hauled U rebounds apiece as the Cards controlled the bO&rds $9-41.

Don Sames. Catdlnal center. tumed In a 35-l>Olnt per!onr .. ance tO pace tht' C&rd• 10 lD 85-62 win o~rr thP Gonzau Unlvrrsll)' Frosh F eb. 11. Sames also 1rab'bed 19 r•• bounds to IHd the Card• In that departmmt. The Carda led 41 ·32 at hal!· timP and lncreued the l<'ad In the second bait for thfl victory. Backln1 up Barnes waa Tra· week wl th IS points IJld I 2 rebounds.

Feb. 13 H• th• Card• fall to lb<' undefutl'd \\uhlncton Frosh 9J-6l. Tbe Carda 10( ort to a ato,. ataH and rail~ to acore from lh<' Oold for thl' first JI mtnut• a. Th~y could not OVNCOl!lf' thr dNlclt. \\SU abol a hot 46.2"; from the floor, •hllP the Card• could m1na1• Just 30. J~. Danny Trc-adwell pac!'d lh" Carda with 14 points, Tru· ... ,.k. Samra, and Norm Thom· son conlrlbut"d 11 p<>tnt.a •ach to lh• cauBr.

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Baeball Season Starts March 1

The S IJC ba • ball team will bedn fon:ial practl~ March I, altbousll pan of :be i...amhualrPa.dy 11<>111:1 ce:~nr ln10 11hape In o~ cta.sses, accord Inc to Coacb Jll.tlletl CrowP.

HI! aald tbal lh1: 1eam Will be evrn bel:er than lar.t 1ear'a, "\\ , .. ve core hlucra and a 111ronr•r pl1chlnc 111atr." Thlr1¥ m•n have turned ou1 for b1>:Jl'ball. In· cludlni; the l"INml'n who pJ.,.ed tut yPar, snld Crowt.

Th,. rlrM came will be o:i March 27. Thrre .. 111 be 24 pmca this aea110n: halt of thr"11 wlll bt' pla)"e<I at 1'<1JC. Crowe and Roll} \\llllatll'>. clalrman of th!! Plu"slcal educauon depa11mrnt, are sllll warkln« ou1 thP achedule.

Crow1 uld thal thr. t~am wilt ha\!' a ne" balltac ca1e 1hl y1•ar. Lumber !or the structurn will b<t donated by Diamond :-iattonal and De Armond l,umb~r ComPanl. aaid Cro"'.

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Thi' 51Ud DI !lOd$ • · j " adopt lhe c~rdlnal as a m • cot In 1939 acco:dtnc to Otrln Lee. !\IJC pu~.s.dcnt from 1936 to 19H.

"Our newty-ra::-ed boSke:. ball team need~d a colorful masco1 ... Lee aald.

He explained :bat c:a:i,· choices !l)t mucot were sub­ciltted by atude:its ar.d !ac:a\:y Cllllllhr':S.

"The Mudenta thouaht lhat a bird "ould ~ an nppropriaie mascot fa: our collect1 bt • cause c:a.11 birds lnh•ttt lhe tr M or acr ram.pc. • •• he

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ROBB NAMED TRACK COACH

TD"" Ri t .• .u:acem DI I · lru to:. l 1;ip0lnted hl'ad 1rack coach. Robb ror­me rly coached at c~ur d' Al~ne Hl"1 School, accordlni 10 Roll\ ~Ill!=•· chair L'l

o! lhe p!1J11lca.l educaUcn d • rartm .. nt.

lll!Uama ha& planned "fin or sh 11ac1 mccta to: 111111 Yl'lll. dependlnc 011 tum· ut." Tbe ti ·st wlll be ).larch 18 a: Pu Uc an.

Bowlers Open Season; Will Elect Officers

.t · . clubS 15tArt d Ille!: SeCO."ld 8"&.SOD Jan. 31 and F' b, 2. Mrs. C111hertn Scates, wht> heads this lll"llvity, has 15 •eral new Ideas for the lt'llChlnc of Ibis pOllUIU span.

Mra. Scates wUI Show 11lma on corr ct procedure.s. "These Olma wt II 111~11t ly aid the be;;IM :a who hu-e Jas1 en&eted lbe cou•.sc," sbe aald. The !Gm ot handicap will be chanced this ~r to 11 less ca=pllcatc-d one.

:Se"· mus 11rll1 recetrn lnat:uctl "s on &UUlce. d~ • I Tery or Ille bal I. and bo• to score. lntc.:t:iallate bo•lc:s "1.tb a"reraces onr 100 10 13S '1<111 conet-ntrate on plck· leg up •anous comblnll!:looa o! ;>a.res. The advanced bowl :s wm be concerned wl lb U::i lni: and the uoe of the booli ball.

Sh" al"° emphulzcd that bo•INll should PUI their balls baclt onto th~lr proper racka "11e:. :hey iu-e !!nlshei:! with lbei:;.

Teams wtll be chO~en nex1 w-1.>ek and ornccrs will be elected. Alao at this Ume all i;a;:ie scores will be counted. i.:ute .o\nde:soo ... bo bowled ll :?H 1a:ne las1 week. was nc.: hllPPY about this slnce tbal came did not count (Gr b!J::. All teams :111.!i "-al =st be mtx~ for !aim . s...~ .M rs. Scat• s.

It \"OU'r~ an .,,.raae lndl· vtduaJ, you can count on baYlni: Ul."t:" of the SOO mil· lion colds t.'lat wt LI atlec1 our p0pula.t.~ this 1ear. Th!! «" '" ~ CO!CI ff''1RlDS lhe naUon·. number oni disease.

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NIJC SKEET TEAM IN PRESS TOURNEY

The :StJC Slt• • teu Wied lb& eomp~11:1~e season Jan. 29. CompeUnc In the Coeur d'Alene Press Skeet·Trapo snoot ar Ken Andtrson, capla1n: Jobn Atchison. Perry Christianson; Jim Cro ... e; StHe Gllelle, Ro~rt \lcGlno-; Rolls wuuam11; and lllnk Ando•nsoo.

Tbe con11·,t t.akes place Saturd8-)·s and Sunda.y anl' "Ill last for 10 •ee~:>. "Anyone lntl'l'l'Sled In team· lnJ 10 shoot m1p and •keei.. houd feel !rel' to contact ~ of lhe' membezs." \\Ink Anderson said. The te11tn Is comprtsed of both etuden1 and racultl.

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