Although students in gen
eral have the inherent lat
ent ability to perform the
work required in each of
their specific courses,
they, especially the fresh
man, hare a tendency to be
come discouraged. Although
various and sundried causes
may be discussed relative
to this discouragement, only
one of the major factors
causing this discouragement
will be discussed.
Students, in general, do
not realize that they are
members of a team, and do
not work as team members to
accomplish their goals.
The team of which they are
members is composed of a
coach, the teacher, the ad
visor and counselor, the
managers, and the other mem
bers, the other students.
Therefore, if you, the stu
dents, are really doing
your part to accomplish
your goals as far as the
team is concerned, you
should be in constant touch
with the coach in order to
perfect your specialty, the
managers to ensure that you
are in your proper special
ty, and helping and cooper
ating with other members to
accomplish your goals. If
you are not making full use
of any of these you are not
working as a team member,
and although you may accom
plish your task, the odds
are against you.
So, during the next three
weeks let us hope that each
and everyone of you will
make full use of the coach,
manager and other team mem
bers to attain your goals.
There is one final item
of importance, YOU, team
members, who are perform
ing well, join the team,
and help those team members
who are not performing well.
You will be surprised at
the gains you will receive.
Mr. Caliva
FACULTY
SHOW
The curtain will open at
8:15 P.M. on Jan. 12, 1967,
on the first annual faculty
student comeriety show. The
evening will present com
edy, satire, and talent,
written and performed by
volunteers from the student
body together on a social
basis, for one evening and
to raise money which will
be used for a faculty spon
sored scholorship. A stage
curtain, and appropriate
lighting sources wi?.l be
set up in the Sub. Len Shae
vel and Alan Price have
graciously consented to
produce and co-produce the
show and skits which have
been completed for Tim
Staudenmeir, George Bobby,
Htaine Tin, and others.
A faculty quintet coraros
ed of Harold Aurand, Susan
Goodman, Dick Paul, A 1 Price
and Len Shaevel has al
ready been formed. It
could become a choruso
If you do not participate,
we hope to see you there on
January, 12.
The Xerox Telecopier,
which was installed in Dec
ember of 1966, is available
for photocopies from Univer
sity Park. The machine
receives impulses via the
telephone hook uo. These
impulses manipulate a sty
lus that i.r turn prints out
a copy. The telecopier is
similar to the associated
press wire-photo. The
print out time is six min
utes per page.
The Dennison Copier is a
machine located in the Lib
rary which 'rill reprint
from books, periodicals, or
other papers.
The relettering of the
600's is in process. Co
operation of the faculty xa
returning books in this
classification are being
used the library may have
to recall them for a day or
two. until reclassification
is complete.
These two machines are a
useful and advantageous
addition to our library.
Students are encouraged to
utilize ohem, for they are
an expedient means of ob
taining material that is
needed quickly and in
abundance.
PARNASSUS
Parnassus is a branch of
the Keystone Honor Society
at Fi e lx acres. To be eligi
ble for Parnassus, students
must have a fairly high
scholastic average and must
belong to at least two act
ivities on campus.