Stetson Reporter

lie Stetson Vol. 91 No. 17 Stetson University, DeLand, Florida Friday March *L UTS Model Senate Into Second Day Of Activities »*» Kilt Scam- Staff "Wrtter Stetson's Model Senate prograsi*. t> well under waj. Mv.114 Issjjfurs yesterday with l«r nojdM.Riddk-K'sJpm. -undress x Flua-hetti Hail -"enydjr.i it am eight *«;sLi1,lls»,-..1ttifri HCilOOlS. tfl- rjaaaw bt&lwa « par- lii-.j.s«tn*y; .11 ihe mock Ui" -*t,-:tok: {jT-jcram, n.«r tr. to v-i :i *--f,M-. l-jcay's .Ssvuair schedule l"ss- .iKlfS ,10 IJ ,*<T" luncheon si- t]<< '--feli'i.sis Room !t,sUiri*i2 rinrtda Statt vr\rtur * "write Slu-rtrt from -'-laiils f-arls. caucus* meetings from !■«» to 2-30* Seattle session from t-.'Mh 8'W and a special address by Senator John. Culver 'P- towa , Culver's speech is entitled -'The Senate and I* wsign Relations." Tomorrow, Congressman Bill Chappell frsim Flonaa's Fc-yrtly District * aacludinj* VtsLsia County) *»U »pmk «f the J2; 1 i laneheor. in the Siftsat Room. The final Senate session will ix- held Simsiay morning, from :>,3li -j,Mil :y;W}, The annua, awards banquet, featuring Dr, Kiustek. will Tsepin ai liy». Forensics Team Takes Top Honors Stetson University's forensics team ranked first among* competing colleges fraa n slates at Auburn Caiversitj's War Eagles forensics Toumnjnent last weekend, according fo Ron ftissitgh, forensics director al Stetewi The significant thing was (tat *Ar win first place with #* points." said Baugh, "and the Uoiversit} rf Sorth Carolina at Chapel M was second with a total ef » points. Ua year S#u»n ranked tenth al the national tour- raiiiafi*,'" Baugh continued. Awi this year's team is at isrisi twice as gflod as any x-hi. is.-i,- *-ww tad la fa ;s;s,-=i We're really looking forward Is* ±is year's nai;,.r.is] competition in April" That Uftnutoteat. te be held ia hones, hiwa, will gm- Stetson's cijrrent foireiules team an opportuaitj to mintain sanaetMnf of a tftdiiion. "For the past seven years with abeat Mil schools participating in coat- petitions, Stetson forensics teams have always been in the top n schools In the ladon,"' Baugh said. "In addition. 110 school has ever "•md the number fine spaker in lhe nation awe than one t-im«-~except Stetson, aad we've received that award three times.'* Stetson's Irene iiiegler was first in the nation ia WW", aad Barbara Rowe Ba<igh won the award in bath Wh aad COI1 t P.2 On The Inside Germany....p. 7 Washington Seminar..„p. 10 Movie Review.... p. 11 Gamecocks...,p. 15 Dr, Riddick was Parharaeatarian of the O, Senate for ten years. His wit and insight come from a combined total of S3 years m the Senate, wurkuig close!*, with prominent and not-so pronnnent Senate members. Dr. Rridicl? received his f'h.D. from l>Ae. He has taught at Dnke as well ,as at •\ men cm ansi lk-orge *ftashmifton vn-iersJies io Washington. Seaator t'ulver pir-aiiie> tc be s most enjiijable speaker, Sub'ett o* t re<i-at Nr* Yurker itmaaaue feature story. Culver o? eiipeciallj' eoncernect with the t&rironcneni and foreip relations rul*s.*er has been prai&ed on the Senate floor as an deqixsit orator, and the topie of Ins speech is of concern to ail Congressmaa Chapp-ell has been aa ardent snpporter of the Model .Senate program since tts inception in 1971. Chapped is a ppotor figure and haa served the Vol am County area for elcvea years ia the House of Rstprcsentatives, A fall slate of thirteen Stetson Senators were named lo serve by Model Senate Comimltee Chairman Greg Brcioks and Prs. Batiey aad Maris. Tht Stetson participants are. Roger Helton port raj ao? Senator Ptaubers. D-Ark ,. ,leanifer Carroll Baocus. l>Mont.»% Anna Jfrtit^an Eagleton. t>-Missrt.s. Frank Adams ■ Hart, >t'i,.r . Eliuabeth Adams fliden. O-Oel.i. Kathy Pbttiips sHuddleatoa. D-Ky -. Denise Morris (Tower, fi-Texas). Murray Silversteia - Culver, I>- fowal, John Joseph * Chiles, D.FI.I, Richard Filson i Stevens, R-Alaska*, Rnbert Koslcw iByrd J-Va.«. Phillip White tWarner, R4"a.s. and Sen, Culver Dan Perry iLagar, R-Ib4>. Al Stoteoa atttdeats aad the DeLand octmxmeiy are welcome at &-1 Senate sessioas and are urged to attend thf various speeches. Distinguished Alumni Honored Sy Awards ZM Stetson University's eime^mlBg Weekend, Fch. 23-2S. was highlighted Saturday murniag hi the preatnfatioa of the Ooyle E. Carlton Award to inswanee executive Eugene ML Lynn of Boca Baton and four Dlstinpuhed Alurani awards. A mi reciptenlof a doctor of lawa degree from S-tetaoa. Lynn has made generous grants to Stetson's Business SchooiFoundation, Inc. andtolbeimft*efshy's endowraeat fsiad. He is a charter nieatber of the hns^es* school's advisory board and Foundation. l.yta was named a Champion of Higher independent Education in Florida last year by the Independent Colleges and Utnveraities of Florida, Inc., an association of Florida schools. In l»», Lynn beeaine president, chief executive officer aad director sif U.S, Epperson Underwriting Co. Lynn Underwriting* Co.. Lynn lasnranoi Agenej, fne,, and five other insurance companies. He and his orpnisatieas have been active in most of the national and reposal lumber, autoaiobde dealer and motorcycle associatioas throughout inenatioa. and are reeogatsedas i&suranee leaders ia these industries. A native of Kansas City, Mo„ Lyna atteaded Stetson in the late 1930a aad worked at Lynn Insurance Group for several years following completioa of Ms education. He served as a pilot instructor fer the Spartan Schooi of Aerona ate in Tulsa, Okia,. dnrias World War II, aad wasa co-pilot and later a captain for f rans World Airlfnea, Lynn is a director o-fr United Missouri Bank of Kansas City and of First Bank and Trust Co. of Boca Raton. President of Araencaa R«iprocal fnsaranee AsajciBtion, he aL%o serves as chairman ol the board of trustees and chief executive officer cf Boca Baton Comiaanftj* Hostprtal Aliauni association presids*at Thtauas 8. Horton cited Lji-nn's contrihntioa to the life and dewloptnenf of Stetson aad lus efforts toward the bettertnenf of the nation and mankind daring the award preaeatatioa. The late Doyle E. Carltoa, a fnraier Florida governor, became a member of Stetson's hoard of trustees in 1321. serving as chairman from mi until his rettremeat in 1969 when the award was established la his name. Throe other alumni received Oistiaiaished Alamra awards at the annual alumni meeting at Boinecornjris| These inciaded James R. Golden, atdagtoa. Va.; Ralph Hansen, Raj las-p; Joseph Thomas Sutton, Tuscaloosa, Ah. James R. Golden, ckmitor af iaternatinaai goverti- nieatal affairs for Ford Motor Co in Washington. P.C since 1172, was gradnated from Stetson ia iW3. Whdr m school, he was president of the student government and a leader in PtKapp Phi fraterniti He played football and basketball, saag with the glee club and performed in Stover Theatre productions, A l\S. Army Air Corps fighter pdot he was held by the Germans as a prisoner of war aad received the rjislinguished Flying Cross. Golden earned a law degree from the University of Florida in 194? and practiced in his hometown, Leesburg the fallowing year. He served as IcghMh* attorney ia the office of the Secretary nf the Air Force-, then as legislative *»od admiaistratiw assistant in Uw offices of VS. Hep. Svi con'f P, 2