The Banner - October 4, 1973

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Dr. Samuel Dewitt Proctor
Will Speak At Lectures
MUSICAL OFFICES. . . .Gig Gross, P.R.
move as the P.R. Wing shifts offices.
secretary, begins the big
Variety Show
Talent Needed
Can you sing? play the guitar?
perform feats of magic? Do you
have an act? Well, this your
golden opportunity!
On Friday, Oct. 19, the drama
department will present its semiannual Prospective Student Day
variety show. Everyone is welcome to make an appointment with
Dr. Irving Shaw for an audition
this week.
Scholarship
Deadline
Announced
This year there are more than
60 students now receiving the
California State Scholarship here
at CBC. Anyone with a2.05grade
average may apply for the scholarship. You must have an S.A.T.
test score.
For those who haven't taken
this test, you may do so Oct. 11.
Another main factor is that
your family needs must meet the
requirement specified by the information sheet.
Mrs. Melva Randolph, CBC's
financial aid officer, advises
every student to meet these few
requirements. She urges the students to come in at once to her
office and get more information
if needed.
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Tentatively planned are
bers from Fiddler on the Roof,
Oliver!, and My Fair Lady. Also
included in the program will be
some novelty acts, dramatic
readings,   and  just  plain  FUN!
If you have a desire to express
yourself in front of crowds, this
is the place to do it. You probably won't see your name in lights
(unless it's Edison), but your
ego  will definitely be satisfied.
Be sure and make your appointment for audition today!
Let's show those prospective students how much talent CBC really
possesses, Dr. Shaw said.
"Moral Crisis of Our Time"
is the theme of this year's lecture program to be held Oct. 10-
11 in the Book of Life Building.
The Staley Christian Lecture
Foundation has been presenting
these sessions annually at various colleges throughout the U.S.
since 1969. Speaking to CBC will
be Dr. Samuel Dewitt Proctor,
professor of education at Rutgers University, New Jersey.
Born in Virginia, Proctor is
a graduate of Virginia Union
University and Crozer Seminary. Some years later he received his doctorate in ethnics
from Boston University.
He began his career as minister of the Pond St. Baptist
Church in Rhode Island. He has
also served in many impressive
positions at several different
colleges. In addition to this,
Proctor has worked with the
Peace Corps in Nigeria and
Washington, the National Council of Churches, and the Office
of Economic Opportunity.
All incompletes from previous
semester (all summer session)
must be made up by the end ofthe
sixth week of the new semester.
Oct. 19 is the deadline for this
semester.
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Applications are available for
the Opdyke Scholarship for this
semester. If you are a Baptist
student from a mountain area,
you may quaiify. Applications
may be obtained in the Academic
Dean's office.
An avid traveler, he has toured
most of the countries of the
globe, among them Russia, Africa, Israel, Egypt, and Eastern
Europe.
He is the author of numerous
books, one of which is "The
Young Negro in American 1960-
80," published in 1966.
Proctor received the outstanding Alumnus Award at Boston University and the Distinguished Service Award by the
State University of Plattsburgh,
N.Y.
Presently a resident of New
Brunswick, New Jersey, he is
married and the father of four
sons.
DR. SAMUEL PROCTOR
Class Schedule Change
Change of Class Schedule for the Staley Lectures. Classes on
Thursday, October 11 will meet on a Monday, Wednesday, Friday
time schedule.
8:00 class will meet from 8:00 to 8:50 a.m.
9:25 class will meet from 9:00 to 9:50 a.m.
Chapel will be from 10:00 to 10:50 a.m.
10:50 class will meet from 11:00 to 11:50 a.m.
CSM Council To Attend
Fall Leader sh'p Program
Campus Student Ministry's
Executive Council is going to
FLIP at San Luis Obispo, Friday and Saturday. FLIP is an
anagram for Fall Leadership
Improvement Program.
Rehfeldt to Give Concert
CBC will be privileged to have
Dr. Phillip Rehfeldt, one of the
country's finest clarinetists in
concert on campus Monday, Oct.
8 at 8 p.m. in the chapel.
Dr. Rehfeldt is a graduate of
the University of Arizona and
Mt. St. Mary's College. He holds
a DMA degree in clarinet performance from the University of
Michigan.
Formerly a professor at
Northern Michigan University, he
is presently the Associate Professor of Woodwind Instruments
and Musicology at the University
of Redlands.
Future Chapel  Speakers  Named
Chapel tomorrow will feature
Bro. Jerry Craft, an evangelist
from Texas. It will be held in
Magnolia Avenue Baptist Church.
The Staley Lecture for the Oct.
10 chapel will be given by Dr.
Samuel D. Proctor, Professor of
Make-Up Pic
Scheduled
Make up pictures for all students, including seniors, will be
taken on Monday, October 8 between 10 and 11 a.m. in Hardin
Square. Cost is $2.25. Dress for
seniors is: Men - Sports coat &
tie, Women - Dark sweater
(necklace - optional). All other
students   should   dress   casual.
Please remember to file your
Student Teacher application
(green page) before October 15,
the final filing date.
Education and author of The
Young Negro in America 1960-
1980.
The Thomas F. Staley Foundation is firmly persuaded that
the messages of the Christian
Gospel, when proclaimed in its
historic fullness is always contemporary, relevant and meaningful to any generation.
It seeks to bring to CBC distinguished scholars like Dr.
Proctor who truly believe and
who can clearly communicate to
students.
The Staley Lecture will be held
in Magnolia Avenue Bapt i st
Church.
Alpha Chi
To Meet Mon.
Alpha Chi will hold a meeting
on Monday, October 8, at 10a.m.
in the chapel. Plans and ideas
for the current school year will
be discussed. Members should
attend this meeting if possible.
DR. PHILLIP REHFELDT
Dr. Rehfeldt's specialty is contemporary music. He has recorded several contemporary works,
including Music for Clarinet, II,
which is scheduled for release
early this month.
Among Dr. Rehfeldt's accomplishments is his recent appearance as guest recitalist at the
1972-73 International Clarinet
Clinic in Denver. He also holds
a research grant from the University of Redlands, which he is
using in the area of comparative
woodwind performance.
Monday night's concert will include works by such 20th century
composers as Igor Stravinsky,
Michael Hornt, Harold Oliver,
and Donald Martino. He will use
many of the newly-developed
techniques for clarinet, such as
multi-phonics, flutter-tongue,
and resonance fingerings.
One critic describes him this
way, "Phillip Rehfeldt does
things you may not believe are
possible. . .and he does them
very, very well."
Cast For CSM
Play Announced
CSM's touring production,
"Armour of Light", has been
casted, announced director, Randy Bennett. Playing the lead of
the Apostle Paul, is Mike Procter. Paul visits the contemporary, middle-aged, family of
father, Rick Durst, mother,
Cherilyn Maddox, son, Ricky
Robbins, and the girlfriend, Teri
Wright.
The cast will be ready for
touring in three weeks. Production possibilities include performances for churches, youth
rallys, high schools and college
campuses,   associational   meet
ings and civic clubs. It may also
be included in an arts weekend
revival. "Armour of Light"
would share the program with
other performing arts groups
such as the drama trio and Les
Chantueses.
The actual touring program
will be a package program of
music and drama. Other touring
members separate from the cast
will bring preliminary music and
conduct fellowship meetings after
the performance.
"Armour of Light" is a biblically based play about Paul. The
name came from Romans 13:11-
12.
Realizing a need for training
of BSU officers throughout the
state, led Wendei ross, siaie
student director to devise this
innovative program. FLIP will
provide campus leadership an
opportunity to communicate with
each other about their needs,
successes, and failures.
Beginning with the philosophy
of the BSU program and concluding with committee meetings, FLIP will be an intensive
study of the nature and development of BSU's. Ways to organize
the program, leadership principles, and how to relate to local
churches are the general session
topics.
Small groups will plan individual campus programs and discuss mutual areas of concern.
State committees will also meet
during this time.
Attending this pilot program
will be, Gordon Davidson, Rick
Durst, Greg Ellis, Kay Lewis,
Song Monroe, Carmen Sandoval,
Rick Warren, and Molly Worm-
ley.
West Parking
To Be Tested
From today until Oct. 12, parking will be permitted on the west
side of the cafeteria during dinner hours, according to Dean
Jerry Hendricksen, head of security.
'This new rule will serve as
a trial period until the 12th, and
if students abuse this privilege,
they will receive a parking ticket," said Hendricksen.
Other off-limit areas are in
the president's parking space,
in the vacant lot beside the cafeteria (because the dirt gets into
the cafeteria and the air condition systems ofthe library), behind any other cars, and on the
curbs in front of the cafeteria,
and around Fortuna at any time
during the day or night.
The fenced faculty parking lot
can be used by students from 5
p.m. to 7 a.m. and no tickets will
be issued.