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Green Feather Calendar Approved-Week Begins Tomorrow by Addys Sales ilrecnfeatiser Wrsce for mi begins tomorrow. Co- chairprsons Larry Calloway and Debi h'emic have asked that ihe Stetson Conssrissnity become involved this week as batt individuals and groups, the connnittee is also frying to mvi'-ive f>ei,and area residents. Cooperation has been great ;-3-. fat, said Calloway. This year there are more Miss tlreenfeather candidates than in the pst. Use Miss Greenfeather contest is not a heaaty stoniest, hut a measure of enthusiasm in collecting for rite drive Jisratjihout Greealeather week, the candidates collect nair-.ee from students, faculty, the DeLand eotsmiunity and ares businesses. The furl who brings in the most money by the end a^f tile week is crowned the winner at the Green- feafter caratvai. All those involved ask students to cooperate and help out the candidates. The events for Greenfeather Week are: Saturday. October 18 8 a.m.—-Tennis tournament begins Golf Tournament begins at Sonthridge Country Club s'-an p.rti.-Riek-ofi enneert at forest of Arden CISCO'S will be playing and the concert is open to the public. Miss Greenfeather candidates will be introduced at tins time. Sunday. October If 13 p.m. to 8 p.m,—Flea Market around Hulley Tower a p.m.-~-Finals of Tennis Tournament First prime for singles -HEAD tennis racket vfonda}, October 21 6'3fl o,ns,~ if C-f acuity volleyball game l*ser of game donates tSti.* lo Greenfeather Tuesday, October 11 & Wednesday, Oetoher 22 « p,m.-Stetson Revue at Stover Theater. Admission is $.j» which goes to Greenfeather, The show is a review of Broadway Musicals with Rich Bovce as Mi" Hwrsday, tteteber H t p.m.—Movie; funny Girl in Stetson Room Admission is $.50 with all proceeds going to the Drive. Saturday, Octeter II 3.-3upm.-~c*arnival at Hulley Field. Miss Greenfeather winner ts crowned. Raffle winners are announced, Raffle tickets will be sold throughout the week, first prise is a bicycle donated hy the Security and Traffic Office Stet son Reporter 1/oJ. 88 m. 5 Stetson University DeLand , florid® October 17, 1975 1975-76 Student Activities Budget Clarified hy Warren Ltedsey The eurrcnt proposed budget for student organkations and activities for IWS-T8 was ebrifsed at ."today's Student Affairs Committee fSACi meeting. Dean of Students George Borders announced that ffi7, POsl has been allocated to student orpnisations and activities for the fiscal year 1975-78as eomprt-dtotf?,S§t) last year, These wtafs do not include the salary of the Director of Student -V-ttcrties Perry White which is also included in the budget. Major differences from last year's budget arc tl.l» 1 allocated for Hatter Holiday which was not included in the W7+T5 bridges, a-rri a reduction in the suninicr semi and recreation budget from SilM tasl year to 11.000 tt« cover the pst >3amnser ]>an Borsiere said that this jear's revenue from the a student activities fee could reach tW.S55 based on rt^istrataas of 1» students, This figure wilt fSuxoate some if coBimuting students who would not he available to pr- tieipate in stutk-nt activities have the fee deleted from their account, Vice Prealdent of Finance ii Graves Edmortdson. Jr. said earlier that JHl,iW of student activities fee income has been collected on the basis of actuary billtau through fall registration. More money has been bsidgeted for student activities and organisations than would be covered by the student activities fee income, Student Union Board programs, and Artists and tadures series income, commented Dean Borders. He said collectively student-; will pay |86,*SS fr«rn the three sources and yet Sff? .?# has been budgeted for student activities. Dr. Borders said the Budget and Allocations Comnsttlee wil request the university to help spasor the cheerleaders through other hadgets because the eheerlesders coBtribute to other areas of the university besides student activities, Mr, Edasondson added that a mmm? student activities fee will be eharfed for irttideafe attending nest atwirtier to cover teWMd ac#rti». Stover Theatre Presents "America 753A" - America 'TS ^-n," a huniarou-s inosiral review of American history, will be presented in the Si over Theatre of Stetson University, Oct. 16-1*. Performances are sciieduled for i p.m. The smisieal is a satLrirjil look at history. It includes ctuute sketches, nsusical nsimhers and dances. B. Brace Griffiths, .director of Stover Theatre, has adapted the musical, based on sketches by Stan "•'reherg. Bob Kewhart and James Thurber, for the Historical scenes depicted m the products* include; Columbus Discovering America, Sir Waiter Baleigh Introducing Tobacco to Civiiisitiiin, Thanksgiving, the Sale of Manhattan, the Boston Tea Party, the Declaration of Indepen- In >he news... SGA Candidates.....,...^ 3: Dorms Receive Furniture.,,..p. 4 Winter Term J975„„.p. 5 Stetson Beats Rollins >,., ,o, JOj deuce, Betsy Ross and the Flag, WasMngton Creasina the Delaware, Yankee Doodle Go Home. Battle of Vorktown, Suds ia ¥cmr Eyes, Lincoln vs. Madison Avenue and If Oranl Had Been Drinking ai Appomattox, Griffsths announced the crew heads for "America '71 V* as; scene designer-Dr, J.C Wright; set-Tom Firhter, Bomeslead, fta.t lighting designer and bgists- Aun Rothermel, Oetattd; costume designer-Linda Mirkoich, DeLand; costumes-Mickey Polan, Matin Shores; make-up-Lee Ann Ionian, Winter Park; publicity* I reen /iegler, Del,and, pr3lps-Davitl flilbert. \I4itIa1sd; aad s-smsi-Carl pfs-iffei-. Media, Pa, Stags; manager for the prodsiction is Mickey Dolan, Miami Shores, assisted by Sandy MeCennel, Miami. John Relly, Commack, NX, is the assistant te technical director Dr. J.C. Wright. The musical director fa H.M. Griffin und hied Grimes serves as the business manager. Reservations may be made the week of the per- formance hy calling Stetson University, 734-4121. Est, 387, front S a.m, te noon weekday J, or 734-1196 from 3:30 to 5 p.m. daily, including Saturday, Tickets are » for adults and (1 SO for children finder ti ACTotWT m-scitirrroN Salaries Eaptises Travel Student Waps-ether Artist is Ijecturers series Surnmer Social & Rec Sub Bosp itaiity Sub Gwcerts Sub Films Sub Happy Hour Sub Cellar Door Suh Hosting Special Cheerleaders-Pep Band Suh Hatter Holiday Sub Pablicity- Sub fine Arts Suh Recreation Married Students Programs .Student Affairs Committee TOTAL ■tiMSCT JSff**iJS 3,700.00 mm 4,7iS.t» 3J30I.W Mtt» l».i» mm M Mm MM %MM mm njmm Wt,t*M MM3BI !»&.*?« 1.0W.0O .00 3b7«.« UJS0.B0 WMtM 4.HMI IB mm mm mm W,*.t1fl st.7oa,w
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