Page Four Uncle Sam Wants You ’ SCARLET AND BLACK Friday. Sophmbor it. me _. Social Workers Counter Apathy By ANNE FARRER Besides performing t h o s 5 functions expected or them as members of the Grinnell com. munity, i.e., attending classes, digesting SAGA iood. etc,. many students make time, or con- structively utilize their academ- tc apathy, in various on or on campus activities. Depending upon the direction one wishes his existential development to take, one may become a dark spirit in the drama department, expound tor SGA or go on aca- demic pro in the publications room. However, for those who have a tinge or social work in- grained in their very beings, or those who simply get a charge out Of kids — which two cate- gories should include an ade- "W Wife! mush-o... only s... such“ Vest-inn) homotopy or room! up, in Walton: W" In Wk“ tum” {oiity wow. e... mull. you M a. ' o nm— with KM! comfort-b k than“, pollod (-ch uylinl ' and mow". moccllln detail (is. only thing 'lun llh' Watt-m ll hotter pair or anlml. You" is lmll'l SHOE FIT COMPANY 'A m tor oveiy lulu" quote cross-section of Grlnnell humanity — there is Uncle Sam's Club. NotI Babysitting 'According to Bill Shaul. one of the tour higherups in the or- ganization ~ the others being Tom Karger, Kaye Handiord, and Bev Korsladt — "IL is a club which is directed by col- lege students and which serves a neighborhood in southwest Grinnell; it keeps the kids off the streets and is the closest thing to a Y they have.” At. this juncture of the interview, the others interjected that although Uncle Sam's Club is NOT baby- sitting, it is not exactly a social experiment in the raw. How- ever, this leaves quite some room [or numerous activities involving kids trom age four to ®seniors in high school. Plans and hopes tor the year include 7‘ , of, fi—e Squire's Books — candles Napkins Gifts of all Sorts 820 - 4th Av... as seen in Mademoiselle. thp’rbfhore‘ roll sleeve switchable , stroked with tucks "4.00 Versatile? It's tailored in every colorundertho autumn sun. And carerree In 65 Dacroneia polyester, 35% cotton. in orout lines. 23 to 38. Poynter's an. Ave. Fashions Big White What? The tnllowing appeared in the PARSONS PORTFOLIO under the head, “Parsons ls Approaching Inc American Dream" and a picture or President Roberts captioned, la and then there was this big white bird": Think Ior yourselt, tind out ror yourself, test it yoursell, and even live it yourself. Form your own opinions and never let any- one torm them tor you. Such was the message and main theme of Presldent Mll- lard Roberts’ annual Summer Convocation Address delivered to an almost capacity crowd in the Fry-Thomas Fieldhouse last Wednesday morning. Using the story of P. T Bar- num’s “Great Willie Bir free movies, to be Obtained through ROTC, trips to the Amanas oi- Des Moines. more crafts of a nature conducive to tree expression for little people, and an attempt to involve par- ents and inform them of what's doing at Uncle Sam's Club Students Needed Speaking or what’s doing at Uncle Sam's Club, more would be if more college students would participate. At present there is a severe dearth of Eagle Scouts, With which a much needed troop could be or- ganized, and with an increasing interest on the part of the Grin- nell jack and lie-man faction, more tresh air and sportsman- ship could be imbued in various young male members. And any— one \‘vho has musical capability, not necessarily talent, will he welcomed as well as anyone with a passion for linger paint- ing. In Short, as Bev Korstad detines it, anyone who can be 'a good listener and likes kids is qualified. Those interested in Uncle Sam's Club should con- ’ tact either Bev Korstad, Kaye Handiord, Eill Shaui or Tom Karger. vehicle to get the above point across, Dr. Roberts also stressed the fact that Parsons is approaching the American dream oi providing an educa- tion for anyone who wants one, Following the invocation giv- en hy Campus Minister, Jack R. Steele, [he “Chorale,” led by Director Grier Davis, sang "Old Man River,” highlighted with a solo by sophomore Roger Behr. Vice President for Academic Affairs Wiillam E. Munson then introduced Dr. Roberts as a man of many accomplishments. Alter receiving a standing ova- tion. President Roberts de- scribed Parsons, its faculty and its students, He spoke or the school's aims and purposes with the assuring news that the college was achieving most of them. Along with the main theme of “form< . lng your Own opinions." Presi- dent Roberts also discussed many or the problems or educa- tion and how Io overcome them —specitlcally how Parsons over- came and is still solving many oi them. At the conclusion of the ad— dress both faculty and students responsively sang the Alma. Mater and then. as the iacuity flied cut, the student body waited respectlully until the hand finished "Fanfare and RE- cessional." Young Democrat ' Picnic Scheduled The Grinnell Young DUMP, crats have announced plans tor a tree Merrill Park picnic to boost their membership drive. The picnic will be held Sunday at 8 pm. All students are in« vited to come and hear about coming YD activ' 'es. These activities will include out-ot-state trips, telephonic lec- tures, dinner seminars, cones hours, debates and visiting poli- ticians, Students interested in attend-~ ing the picnic should deposit their names in the YD box in the post oilice. Fuculiy Publish "A Modern Lexicon oi Liter. ary Terms.” by M. M. Liber- - man and Edward E. Foster of the Grinnell English faculty1 has been scheduled tor spring publication by Scott, Foresman and Company of Chicago. The work is described by the publisher as “Constructed (in formal and historical principles, the iirst modem dictionary or those terms most often encouné tered in the major texts or con- temporary criticism and schol- - arship.” (5L KRAMER’S - Good Selection 30? Pierced Ea'r Rings 1 Briiish S’terling Cologne and After. Shave ZIMM’S f coAsr-m-cOAsr I For voun GIFT NEEDS Also BOOKCASES —— DESKS DESK LAMPS -— POLE LAMPS MOULDING HOOKS — DRYING RACKS The Store Where Your Dollar Does The Most!