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Show Monday, February 16, 1959 THE PARSON Building Begins on MEET YOUR BASKETBALL TEAM New Womens Dorm The new womens residence hall and cafeteria will soon be under construction as the completion deadline is the fall semester of 1959. d The building will be a beautiful, modem attraction on the campus and will be located just south of Ferry Hall. There will be accommodations for 125 girls and the rooms, will be spacious and modem. This will be-big improvement over the present womens residence hall which only provides for 50 girls. much-neede- a Korean Educator Visits Westminster Campus Kim Page 3 of Professor Young Hee Kyung Puk University at Taegu, Korea, was a visitor to the college January 21, accompanied by Mrs. C. L. Graves, mother of Charles Graves, freshman student. He is a professor of English at the Korean University which has some 5,000 students, and studied for two years at the University of Washington in Seattle. Prof. Kim attended chapel services with Dr. Duddy, visited buildings on campus, and talked with several members of the faculty and administration. With only six returning lettermen and ten new hopefuls, Coach Howard Richardson has his eye on an excellent record season! Lettermen are: Jim Frankos, one of or the 1958-195- 9 t le two seniors on the team; Larry Reid, junior, flashy little jump shooting guard; Jim Healy, junior, last year's high scorer for the Parsons; Max Waddoups, junior, hustling rebounder who is only a sophomore; Dean Petrulas, the other senior; and Dave Petersen, sophomore, strong reserve from last year's squad. This is the best year Coach Richardson has ever had for material, his "big" boast coming from 6'6' A1 Barnett, rebound-n- g and scoring ace from Carbon Junior College. Also helping m height is 64" Eric Joffs, returning from the service. Joffs clayed his high school ball at Park City and played a year for the reshman team at the University of Utah before going into the service. v. Cliff Maxey, all city from Washington High School in Wash-ngtoTom Grondel, former Parson hoopster who laid out a year; Jerry Bruno from Carbon Junior College; Floyd Burnett, s; Carbon; Jim Morris from California, known for his hustling Frank Williams, the jumping ace from Cyprus who helped the Cyprus team take fourth in the Class "A" tournament last year; and flashy "little" Duane Greene, the Parson's version of a small Bob Cousey, are some of the others. Duane with acquired experience will be a great asset to the Parsons; and Bob Stanfield, freshman formerly from Olympus High School. . This will be one of the best teams Coach Richardson has ever coached, a fast and rugged ball club willing to play the game because they love it. Attitudes are great with each individual helping the other. Here's luck to a fine coach and team for the 1958-195- 9 season. n; Parsons Sport The Westminster 10-- 5 Parsons are sporting a 10-- 5 record as the midseason mark was reached against Weber Jan. 12. Although the season is half-wa- y over, the Parsons second-hal- f schedule is going to be much rougher than the first half. Paced by Senior Frankos 14.3 average per game, the Parsons have yet jelled and are expected to be tougher as the season progresses. Westminster has such fine teams as Highlands University at Las Vegas, Northwest Nazarene at Mid-Seao- n Record the always rough Western Montana at Dillon. Boise, and According to Coach Howard Richardson, the roughest game will come at the hands of a talented St. Michaels College from Santa Fe,T7ew Mexico. The contest was to be played in Payne Gymnasium on February 9, but due to inclement weather the game was postponed. In the last meeting of the two schools in Santa Fe, the Parsons lost the contest 81-6- 2. ef-ort- Famous Movie Star Advises Young Folks to Stay Single until Mid 20s A glamorous movie star has some advice for college-ag- e people in the February Reader's Digest don't get married. Rosalind Russell urges young folks to ''learn basic seamanship before embarking on the sea of matrimony." Too many who don t, she tells author Lester David, help pile up teen-ag- e divorce statistics three and a half times greater than persons in the age group. Young people who wait urtil their to marry avoid many of the pitfalls of g Your weddings. partner's ability to do the cha-ch- a may still be important; but you'll also ; 26-to-- ; mid-twenti- es top-youn- value Hes been on his way up from the day he started work hisr kindliness and unselfishness more important attributes in a successful marriage. You'll know that an adorable crew cut may grow out or fall out in time, but plain niceness goes on for a lifetime. And, if you're a boy, you'll realize that a sensational face and figure are great in a mate if they go along with the ability to be a good wife and mother. Another reason for waiting, says Miss Russell, is to avoid trouble. You re a lot more likely to make your own decisions in your than you are as a teen-age- r. Greater will minimize the temptation to "run to mamma" when the tough decisions come along. Nowadays, with army service a must in most cases, many young men are marrying later. But what of the girls? Miss Russell has a suggestion for them, too: Get a jobl A few years of working can teach a young girl orderliness, self discipline and respect for money. These are qualities that will pay off handin-la- w mid-twenti- es self-assuran- James C. Bishop got his B.S. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Illinois on June 23, 1953. On July 1, he went to work as a lineman in the Illinois Bell Telephone Company management training program. On July 2, he was shinnying up telephone poles. And hes been climbing ever since. A planned rotational training program, interrupted by a stint in the Army, took Jim through virtually every phase of plant operations. He was promoted to Station Installation Foreman in July, 1957. Then came more training at company expense in human relations and other supervisory subjects at Knox College. Since early 1958, Jim has been Central Office Foreman in the Kedzie District of Chicago, which embraces about 51,000 telephone stations. He has 19 men reporting to him. hired as a candidate for manI know Ill get he says. agement, the training and opportunity to keep moving ahead. How far I go is up to me. I cant ask for more than that I was Find out about career opportunities for you in the Bell Telephone Companies. Talk with the Bell interviewer when he visits your campus. And, meanwhile, read the Bell Telephone booklet on file in your Placement Office. somely when she does get married. Exposure to the boys at the water cooler will also teach her about men. She'll learn to distinguish second-rater- s from good husband-bait- . The Digest article, "I'm Glad densed from This Week Magazine. INGVARS BARBER SHOP INCVAR BRUNSVIK, Owner Ladies and Mens Hair Cuts by Appointment The Latest in Hair Styles I I Didn't Marry Young," is con- SUPERMARKET SPECIALS Husband to wife in supermarket: Never mind the large economy size . . . get the small, expensive box we can afford. V5 NO WAITING nth E. & 1 Phone HUnter 7th So. 21 For your next PRINTING JOB . . . Call disJim Bishop holds training sessions regularly with his men. 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