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In the middle left photo, Cad<
Fisher and Barksdale are going int<
At the middle right, Cadet ls
C-47 for a training ride.
Lower left, Cadets Capra, H
safety belts prior to takeoff.
At the lower right, Cadet Col
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man: sour, swdeet, salty, and bitter
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flightss training fter graduatioa
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VISIT
ShAc ssrms
CALD WELL'S
131 Sumem. St.
ina, a number of senior cadets were
idet receiving actual flying experie
ir science and tactics, briefs Capt.
to be taken.
rience and tactics, explains the wi
)seph C. Capra.
ljor John A. Barksdale III exami
id will fly this plane in the first p1
Cadet Major Rogers, and Cadet C
ers,"Floyd, Barksdale, Abrahamii
)ntrols of a C-47. (Official U. S. Ai
Mitchum Shine
Signor Chicago"
Blracchelli, and Marlene Rast was
entertaining as the surly Sicilian
maid, Magdalena.
The remainder of the cast, with
a few exceptions, managed to re
member their lines. Whether caused
b)y stage fright or the prompter's
failing t'o speak loud enough, long
dra wn-out silences -between lines
became embarrassing even to the
audience.
The degree of indifference at.
tained by some players was re
mar kable, and it was disconcerting
that some of the characters as
sumedl accents while others did
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recently taken to Shaw Field, near
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lames A. Hicks, Cadet Capt. John
,ather situation to Cadet 1st. Lt.
ne the T-6 Texan Trainer. Both
tase of their training.
apt. Fisher are shown boarding a
in, Nickles, and McInnes fasten
r Force Photos.)
Extension Classes
Planned for Camden
WV. H. WVard, director of the ex
tension division, and H. 0. Stro
hecker, registrar, recently visited
R. M. Bird, training supervisor at
the May plant of the duPont com
pany, in Camden, to confer with
employees interested in evening
school classes.
More duPont employees ex
pressed interest in accounting than
any other subject. If an ample
number wish to take accounting,
one or more classes may be estab
lished in Camden, Director Ward
said.
Gencrally, however, the produc
tion was entertaining.
I'mia enjoyed it ver' mucha.
tm~as Shopping
the
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ite Line of
tric Appliances
chtron Clocks
nid $8.95
Tax
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ROTC Cadets
Make Flights
At Shaw Field
By KEN POWELL
Air ROTC cadets here not only
learn the theory of flight and Air
Force operation, but they get to
put their classroom knowledge into
practical use. This is evidenced by
the flight which .ten members of
the cadet corps participated in re
cently.
The recent flight was the first
of many which will be flown to
give the cadets practical experi
ence in flying operations. The
cadets who flew the first flight
were seniors, and were chosen be
cause they were "tops" in the cadet
corps.
The air science department
teaches the cadets the principles
of air power, navigation, weather,
air operations, meteorology, and
like subjects in the classroom;
then students board a plane to put
their "book learning" into actual
operation. Flights begin and end
at Shaw Air Force Base and the
planes are provided by that base.
Col. P. K. Morrill, Shaw com
mander, has shown a great interest
in the cadet corps and has been
very generous in turning over the
facilities of the base to assist in
this and other AFROTC projects,
according to 1st Lt. John F. Camp
bell, adjutant of the Air Force
unit here.
Although students in the Air
ROTC course aren't required to
take the flights most of them have
expressed a desire to participate.
The extra-curricula flights do not
interfere with classes because they
are flowmon Saturday afternoons.
Officers from the university air
science department serve as pilots
and navigators on the trips. Each
cadet is given an opportunity to
pilot the plaine and to navigate.
Every graduate is eligible to take
flight training as a Second Lieu
tenant after completion of the Air
ROTC program.
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Several Firms
Have Good Jobs
Open At Present
Requests by students for employ
ment at the placement bureau have
exceeded previous demands by
graduating seniors and prospective
employment agencies alike.
The Civil Aeronautics Adminis
tration has positions open for
properly trained men beginning at
$3875 per annum.
Southern Bell Telephone and
Telegraph company has made an
engagement to meet members of
the graduating class who might
care to accept work in the engineer
ing or traffic department.
A Charleston firm has several
openings, particularly with men
with architectural background.
Accounting graduates will find an
opening in Savannah, Ga.
These are a few of the openings
about which notice has been re
ceived in the past two weeks. All
candidates should complete their
registration with the placement
bureau at once. At a recent con
ference, two men were not con
sidered because their files were not
complete and the firm holding the
conference made their selection be
fore -eceiving the delayed creden
tials.
1970 Undergraduates
Fill Out Curriculum
Planning Week Forms
Professor McCall of the person
nel bureau has announced that 95
per cent of the regular under
graduate student body completed
pre-registration during curriculum
advisement week. During the
week, 1970 undergraduates pre
registered.
The sequence of registration
priority is in order of the credits
earned and the pre-registration
forms turned in earliest bear the
lowest receipt numbers. The per
sonnel bureau will fill in registra
tion priority tickets and will mail
them to students approximately a
week in advance of the opening of
the spring semester.
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