The Banner - April 1, 1971

              Dress Code Comes
To Protect Students
A new dress code has been announced by the office of Olie
Brown, Dean of Student Affairs,
for the fall term of 1971.
'This code," said an official
spokesman, "is meant for the
students' own safety. Boys and
girls that come here straight
from high schools are unprepared to meet the traumas and
temptations of college life and
need an established code by which
they can maintain their high
moral standards."
Ladies
(1) Skirt length limited to between
four to six inches below the
knee.
(2) Socks are mandatory unless
the wearer is over 21 years
old or can produce a note from
her parents.
(3) Hair   worn   tied  at  nape  of
neck--completely   straight--
and  be  washed only twice a
month as this conserves water
in the dorm.
(4) Purses may not weigh more
than 1 3/4 lbs. (gross weight)
as collision with a heavier
purse may cause severe
physical damage.
(5) No sandals, sleeveless
blouses, orwigs,asthesedis-
tract the gentlemen.
(6) Uniformity of dress required
through wearing of solid pastel
shades in springandsummer,
navy skirts and white blouses
in fall and winter.
Gentlemen
(1) Hair length.
a. Hair must be worn in such
a manner as to not at any
Licenses Given
For Counseling
Marriage, Child, and Family
Counseling licenses have been
granted by the State of California
to Genevieve Snavely Thompson
and Philip Nelson Tilden ofCali-
fornia Baptist College.
Mrs. Thompson is associate
professorof psychology, guidance
counselor, and directoroftesting
at the college. Tilden is director
of public relations.
Requirements for the licenses
include a master's degree in a
behavioral science and at least
two years counseling experience.
Cast Chosen
The troupe of actors for 'The
Sacrifice" has been announced
by Bob Hughes, director. The
performance will be a series of
three plays all linked by the
common   element   of sacrifice.
Students involved in the
production are: Don Peratt,
Debbie Belohovek, Anne Williams, Kelly Dial, Lila Fleming,
Dan Garrison, Noel Walker,
Wingate.
time or in any way touch
the side or top or the ear.
b. Sideburns cannot and must
not grow below the center
portion of the main circle
of the middle ear.
c. The hair on the top of the
head must not be longer
than 1 7/8 inches. Tests by
independent laboratories
have proven that this is the
best length for health and
spirit.
d. Mustaches must not extend
beyond the width of the
nose.
e. Under no circumstances
can beards be worn as they
suggest latent and/or
overt tendencies toward
antisocial activities.
(2) Jackets must be zipped five-
eighths of the way up, sweaters
must be buttoned halfway up.
(3) No open collars; tie and coat
are required for meals in the
cafeteria.
(4) Shoes shined so that the glare
of reflected light necessitates
the wearing of sunglasses.
(Special introductory offer for
students: "No-Glare" sunglasses, Brown & Co. Contact
Affairs Office.)
A dress patrol composed of
faculty members has been established to police these new regulations and will carry a ruler,
scale, micrometer, thermometer, and a slide rule. Any failure
to comply with these requirements will be deemed an uncooperative attitude and will be
dealt with accordingly.
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MEMBERS OF THE BEGINNING are (l-r) top row: Tom deGraaf, Buck DeWeese, Rick
Helmondotter; center row: Mark Craig, Sue Grisham, Janey McDorman, Brad Hansen, bottom
row: Donna Wilkes, Shelley Williams, Peggy Russell.
Photo by G. Bond
Beginning Begins Spring Tour
"We've only just begun to
live, trusting His promises
We look to Him as He
leads the way.
And yes, we've just
begun."
The Beginning, CBC'scontemporary   gospel   folk   group has
Freeway To Divide Campus
By Jack Lane
The campus of California Baptist College will be sliced in two
by the new Rubidoux-Woodcrest
Freeway, Highway Department
officials announced yesterday.
Although the college administration has registered a formal
protest, there is little chance
that the route of the new super
highway can be changed.
Construction will begin April 1
on the freeway, which will be elevated over the main administration building. The new highway
will then go directly across the
tennis court (which will still be
used, except during rush hour)
and through the non-resident
parking lot. The freeway will then
be elevated again to save the
beautiful maintenance buildings.
Curving west of the Men's
Residence Hall, the freeway will
then pass through the narrow
space between that building and
Simmons Hall, making communication between the two buildings
virtually impossible. For the
young women who wish to go to
classes, helicopter service will
be   available   by  August,   1974.
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The proposed freeway will slice Cal.  Baptist in half.as illustrated
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just begun their Spring tour oi
central California. Tonight the
group will be performing their
entire tour program at Palm
Baptist Church in Riverside at
8 p.m. Beginning tomorrow they
will leave on a nine-day tour
including stops in San Jose Apr.
3 and 4, Car me 1 and San
Francisco Apr. 5, Modesto Apr.
6, Fairfield Apr. 7, Manteca
Apr. 8, and Turlock and Fresno
Apr. 9.
They sing gospel songs with a
beat and excitement all their own,
with music arranged and directed
by Tom deGraaf. With Tom and
Brad Hansen as male leads, and
a trio of female singers, Shelley
' Williams, Peggy Russell, and
Donna Wilkes, the vocal sound is
great.
The outstanding instrumentalists in the group include Mark
Craig on bass, Rick Helmondotter
on guitar, Buck DeWeese on
drums, and Janey McDorman on
flute. Diane deGraaf will be accompanying The Beginning on the
piano during their tour.
This group expresses the
gospel in a new way--a dynamic
way that really says, "Here is
Jesus Christ and what a new life
with Him could mean to you,"
says Tom.
The group will be on tour Apr.
2-10 and hopes that you will pray
that while they are gone they will
be able to effectively reach people
and tell them about Jesus through
sharing their songs and personalities.
"And yes, they've just
begun. . ."