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RAM’S HORN 'The Voice of the Student Body* , A Vol. IV No. one Southeastern Community College Whiteville, N.C. October 1968 see President Will Be Inaugurated October 13 Mary Godwin, well known Shakespearian actress will present a Drama Workshop and class in Shakespeare play production on Tuesday, October 15, at 7:30 p.m. in the Lecture-Auditorium. Jim Erwin, head of the English department, stated that The difficulty with teaching Shakespeare is that students are limited to written text and never have a chance to see the plays conw to life on stage. Mary Godwin's visit will give us all a chance to see the plays as they were meant to be seen—not as printed words on a page, but as words spoken aloud and acted on a live stage." Everyone should make an effort to be present for this opportunity. Ceremonies of major signincance in the young history of Southeastern Community College take place October 13, at 2 p.m., with the official dedication of the new campus, and the inauguration of E. Philip Comer as president. The special occasion will be open to the public, and will include invited guests representing the fields of education, business, and industry, along with' the county and college officials, and representatives of the faculty and student body. Dr. Robert K. Gustafson, dean of the college, and William Eddins, business manager, are co-chairman of the ceremonies. Archie K. Davis, chairman of the board of directors of the Wachovia Bank and Trust Company, and former state senator from Forsyth County, will be the main spe^er. Dr. I. E. Ready, director of the Department of Community Colleges of the State Board of Higher Education, also will take part in the program. Although Comer assumed the presidency of Southeastern Community College in June, 1967, and the new campus of four buildings opened for students in September, 1967, formal inauguraton and dedication ceremonies were not I E. PHILLIP COMER scheduled until officials chose Oct. 13 date as the most appropriate. Among the specially invited guests who will extend greetings are L. G. Bliss, president of the Foote Mineral Co., of Philadelphia on behalf of industry. James Clifton will extend greetings on behalf of the faculty at SCC, and Miss Pat Clark, president of the Student Government Association, will extend greetings on behalf of the students. Also participating will be Henry B. Wyche, chairman of the college’s board of trustees, giving the charge on the occasion of the investure of the president. He will also take part in that portion of the program in which the buildings are officially accepted. W. 0. Johnson, chairman of the Columbus County commissioners, also will take part in the ceremonies. College officials also are arranging a reception to be held immediately following the inauguration and dedication ceremonies. Mary Godwin Heads looking At New Faculty SCC Fine Arts Series Mr. Marion Martin, advisor of the Fine Arts Committee, has affirmed the concert series schedule for this school year. Mrs. Mary Godwin, Shakespearian actress, will begin the series of four concerts on October 16 at 8:15 in the college auditorium. Mary Godwin will present a recital in costume of “Favourite Women From Shakespeare.” The characters of Portia, Lady Macbeth, and Rosalind are among these. Mrs. Godwin was co-founder of Canada’s first Shakespeare Festival and for the past 10 years has played most of the great leading roles in Shakespeare’s plays. She has proved that she is as successful in the comedies as in the tragedies. Critics acclaim, “Mary Godwin has a perennial type of beauty land grand stage presence which commands that you rivet your attention upon her. She held her spell over the audience and earned her scenes with a fine pace and gaiety.” Full-time students at Southeastern Community College are admitted free upon presentation of his library card the door. Season tickets for adults are $6.00 and $3.00 for students. Single tickets for individual attractions will be $2.00 for student or adult. A reception for Mrs. Godwin will be given after the concert by Southeastern Community College Women Club. This provides a wonderful for everyone to performing artist opportunity meet the personally. %iquidator^ October Film u / ai “The Liquidator” will be shown October 14 in the Lecture Auditorium at 7:00 p.m. Rod Taylor, Jill St. John, Trevor Howard will star in this film. “The Liquidator” is an Art Exhibit The Fine Arts Committee of Whiteville arranged for Mrs. Kristina Vajnovszky to have a display of her art at the Upstairs Gallery beginning on Sunday, September 22 and lasting for three weeks. A reception in honor of Mis. Vajnovszky was held Sunday, September 22 from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. in the Gallery. Mr^ Vajnovszky is the mother of Mrs. Balogh on our faculty. action-packed spy thriller with an assassin who is so chicken-hearted he hires his own assassin to do his work. Boysie Oakes (Taylor), hired by a British Intelligence Major (Howard) to be an undercover “liquidator” is set up in a penthouse apartment, provided with expensive clothes, sports cars and beautiful girls. Loathing violence and bloodshed, Taylor, after extensive training decides to keep the job but hires a professional to do the dirty work. Against regulations, he takes Miss St. John to Nice for a week-end where the real troubles begin when they run into a group of foreign agents. What follows is a series of adventures which provide plenty of excitement and a clever climax. Taylor seems to enjoy his role immensely. Southeastern has 11 new members which have joined the staff. Steven Beck, English instructor is a native of Winston Salem. Having graduated from North Davidson High School he furthered his education at High-point College and received his masters from East Carolina University. Mr. Beck likes to spend as much time as possible at the beach and says he feels at home in a small college. He also said “I would like to get to know all the students better.” David Dungan, teacher of air conditioning and refrigeration was bom in Port Gibson, Mississippi. After graduating from Leland High School Mr. Dungan spent 30 years in the army where he held rank as Chief Warrant Officer, grade 4. Mr. Dungan received further training from Asheville-Bucombe Technical School. He is married and is the father of two children. He loves to teach and feels there is a good opportunity at Southeastern for students. From Hollywood Florida comes Richard F, Bufkhardt, director of music. Mr. Burkhardt after graduating from McArthur High School, received his B.A. from Appalachian State University and his masters from Butler University, Indiannapolis. Mr. Burkhardt likes the South very much and he also likes to travel. He stated “I am very happy to be here and I’m looking forward to working with students.” Christine and Janos Balogh come from Europe. Mrs. Balogh is art instructor and her husband a teacher in electronics. Mrs. Balogh received her training in Vienna in art and Mr. Balogh has been trained in digital and analogical computers in electronics. Mrs. Balogh has art showings in Europe and Vienna. Mrs. Margaret Manterfield, (Continued On Pag'e Two) Agreement Still Valid Students planning to transfer to Pembroke must not deviate from the transfer agreement on page 31 in the college catalogue. Transcripts that do not comply with the agreement will be evaluated on a course by course basis and the student’s D’s will not transfer. If the students abide exactly by the agreement, as stated in the catalogue, they will be accorded Junior status by Pembroke.
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