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Page Two Editor THE TIMBER CRUISER Official Newspaper of The Journalism Class of Alpena Community College J.>ublished Monthly-September through June at 666 Johnson Street Alpena, Michigan .......................... Robert E.· Oliver Associate Editor , ... ,. ... ..... ...... ...... .... ..... ..... ..... ......... ... .. iRoger 'Bauer ·News Editors .... . .................... . ......... Sharron Gibson, Ken Schlack Feature Editors ....... ............. .. . .......... Ingrid Alstrom, Jim LaPorte Society Editors ................ ............ . ..... Janide Wieschowski, ,Sylvia Senick Sports Editors ................... ............... Fred Hubert, Doug Siegert, Jim Glennie Copy Editors .... ....................... . ... ... Donna Prokopowicz, Linda Carr Mary Jo Hunter, Helen Glaser, Eleanor Kurtz Photographers ........ ........................... .. ....... .... .. .... ... ... Ed Nagy, Phil Reed Cartoonist ... ........ ........ ........... ...... .............................. ........... ..... .. . Biff Rosalik Advertising ... .. .. ... ........... . ....... ... .. ....... ......... Doug Allyn, Paul Smith Karen Benghauser, Sandy Lapham Circulating Managers .......... ... ....... ..... William Davis, Darlene Somers Faculty Moderator - ·M. D. Orr To Hell With Fidel Students of ACC, on May 2, held a rally; the theme of which was, "To Hell With Fidel!" After demonstrating for nearly three hours on the steps of the college patio, they started a mass riot which moved toward town at a rapid pace. The police and Fire Departments were forced to call in the Boy Scouts from troop 186 to hel_p quell the riotous · students. Under a constant barraige of beer cans and text- books, the Police were aJMe to quiet the students only after using flame throwers which were supplied by the Nati<mal Guard. No one was seriously injured, although many were killed instantly. Mr. Robert OEver, student revolt leader, is quoted as sayin/g, "We'll get those dirty Cubans yet!" News flash - Because of a violent riot by the students of ACC today, the Chisholm Street bridge will be temporar- ily out of order. Police and local Boy Scouts qukkly sur- pressed all of the boisterous students. Editorial ,- Well, I ~ee that Robert Oliver is at it again! It seems that the students revolted again today, and this is ;.=-....;;,...;=---....u.h'-"'. third time this :rn,Qnth. The theme :w.as "To Hell With Fidel," and this went as well as an the rest of Bob's riots. ·l'm sure all of you remember the Dinner Dance revolt which lasted almost the entire night of April 29. That was the first time I ever had to cross a picket line to enter a d'anoe. I hope that Bob realizes how many students he is harminigi by these radical demonstrations. Why, did you know, that over 30 collegiates were shot down in cold blood last night? ! Mr. Rioter strilkes again! This morning a certain youn,g student, whom we're all familliar with, started his third riot of the month. "To Hell With Fidel" banners were seen fly- ing from every auto antenna, and the students were out in force to help their leiader carry the •rriessage throt11ghout the city. Well, Mr. Rioter, I hope you're proud of yourself! And you know what I think of Eleanor Roosevelt.-Paul Smith Thanks! I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has helped in the production of the TIMBER-CRUISER this year. A special thanks, I would like to extend, to Ted Compeau, who, throughout the YJear has acted as our courier between Alpena and Hillman, where the paper is printed. I hope that everyone has enjoyed our pulblication, and wish to ,extend my sympathies to Roger Bauer, next year's. editor. Good bye and good luck! - •Robert E. Oliver, Editor The House of Mackley "Gifthings" 212 North 2nd Ave., HALLMARK CARDS ALPENA THE TIMBER-CRUISER AWARDS (From Page 1) JJim Gliemi-e, Freid RuheITTt, Ba!siboiw, Je·re Obiaffin, Wlld Dave K,r,01!' Wlho ,aJ1SIO 'WOil} ~Ol!lJ01l~S for be- i,rug oin the s·ecooid all-oconfene,n:oe te,a,m. The1se ,a,wiairidis: w&,e IJ;l're>sernt- ed by Co,ach D1UJtCiher. Dufoh:er ,also ~nesemibe,d batsieb1ail!l a,w,air-ds to Dar1r,eJ:l. Herudri1cik, Fr,e,d H U!hert l 01UJtS1tood11ll1g pilbcheT of bhe yea,r), Jim Gleooie, Way.rue Som- .ens, Gary P.01c'h, Jenlil Chaiffiiln, TQIID •M'i11ler, Bob W1e,nse, Thay Kiiin1s,e,l, J-e-r:ry A~deriS,Olll,, Don, Sa,utte11s, Lair- •ry ScihuJJtz, anid Wvody De.rriothn . Cr,o,s,9--cmllllJtry a,wa111ds, ,p1reserut- ed ihy Coacih Soodo, we,fllt it'.l Ga,ry Leie, Jerry Timm, Gil Scihu:nti.<lit, Do.ug AHyn,, Diaiv,e Ro1U11e:aiu, Lairry Schultz, and Denni·s SchiuHz. Mo1sit 01f bhiels,e men alll,d •ojjhens rie,ceived a1waTd1s fo:r tr,a1ck. They were G.a,ry Lee, De•Illni>s Sc.huJ,tz, DOl!l1g Allyn., Jeirry Timm, Jilin Zy;bJ,e, Mike Urnk:e, Cbr.1ck An,de,,sciin, Docr, Coilie, Ed N a,g-y, ,and 'DOllll Malbth~s. Re:ceivtln,g a,wa;rds fotr t,e;n,ni,s w,e,re Ja;ck Mc.Lar:ty, Dkk E,ddy, Don1, Sprag:g, BiH Shay, a.ind Main Gard- well The 1a1st a1tihJ1e,t1c a1w.a,ndis given ouit w:er.e foc goi!if. 'Dhe,y w.e;nt to Bob Yo,uk, Ray K,iruS1e~, Tom Un- detr1w,010,d, Mairty Sihr,a, Roig-er' Ba,tieir 1a1J1d Jene Ch:a,fifoln. The itmntlis ood ,go,H aiwar:ds were ipne1s•ented by Coa,cih. He1mnick. Mns. Hair-twdck pre,sie,nited the 'Mai!Jhma,tilcs awia,r,d Ito Rom, Wner. Reicilpimts oif t!hie Bu.s,ineiss Edu- ,calti,oin A,w,a,r,ds 1PI1eS1en1te,d by MPs. S·benz,el were: fo,,: ·,s;h0Jr1bha,rud, Viir- g:i1111La B-Lum, Sue Carbl'.)ibe-11. Bar:b McY.:ea,r, Peggy S,o,va, Be~te SaUJe1r, J10.an S!Dll!Il~iis, 1a:nid Lia]da Wa-g:ner; £or itr.al!llsicri1pti,01I1,, Na,n,cy · Bur,ge1S101!] an,d Ca,r,<Jj]. Wentlh; .fro.r 1!'Yi])ilrug, Liinda Oa,rr, HeJ,e,n, G1'aiser, -~, Ca1r~ W,e~h; rilin!g a,bpl]abelt;f- 10aJ'1y, Mair.y Arune GaiPipia•; 'fiilin,g priooedu1l"e>S1, Na1!1icy Burigeisoo1, Ca,r,o;J, Lo,nig;coT:e, .alilid Liillllda W,aig,rue:r; .pr,Lnitiinig caICIU!!1ai1Jor, V.ir,g.iiniia B1uirn, 'I1ed Oompea,u, Sue Oaimip~ll, Bette S:aueir, P.a!t Shull)e:rt, Gmc,e Sfo~ert, Peg:g,y So-v.a, Joain Stuir;gJis, a,n,d IJim- da Wa,gineir. The oUJtstaimtililJg' ,aiotneisis: 1airnd :aic- tOJr, Sha-rmn GJlboon arnd Ed N aigy, reoeive,d the Raid&o-Dira:ma: Ol!Uib ,a,w}a,nd from P a1iti M.a:y. Mir. ·FT.ye itihien )Pl'esem.ite,d tihe F1aicu1rty Ou'bstairudililJg ·S,trudemlt Awamd •to Doin ,Oo;1e, wihio, .iJt ·wiais 1a!ll1ruoooice<l earlier, will g,na,duaibe SUiilllmaJ oum 1auide. Llinida OaTr, Kiairen Beru~aiu,ser, S'hiamoin GiibS101111, Ebeall1iO!l' K,uxrt;z, 1a,rud Tom Kirebs we!Iie ,the rie,cJipienitis <Xf itlhe cllee;r:l:eiaidirug 1arwaros presenlt- by Mi,ss HOIW,airid. Ja,ck G.a,a,s,ah receli;v-'ed .the Chem- i>s!try ,aiw,ar,d, ipiresienited by M:r. J<'cye. Re,cii/piellltS ,of 11:Jhe "L" aJWiaJI1d, 'I}Te<S1erri1te,d 1by ,Dean. V:ain, Lairie, were 1Page Three SIGNS ,OF OUR TIMES four very de,se,rvi'!l,g s,tu,de;n1bs, Paffi Miay, J,o,a,n Lultes, Ned Ba:s.t1ow, 100d · Da,v,e K,roill. 'Dhe Annual Li,te11ary Award, pre- •senJt,ed by Mr. Or1owsiki, was aik,o giv.en oiut. Fina,Jhsts .re,ce1i.vi:rng b:on~ •omb!Je mernti:ol!l we.r,e Keriltlh Wal- ·l'ace, Ken ·Mll1}s, a..111d Abbe,nt Domke. -M.a,r.i:lyn Adaillr 1r.eiceive:d a :thiird ,plaice ·raibiiillg, ,a,rnd Dave Kir-o:H re- •cei,v1eid a •sie,ciO!Jlid ~1aice. A ,ti,e for fi:rl:01t ·p,1,a,ce wa,.s •o,btaiiirn~d :by Gwie,n Kiow a.1Siki 1an,d K\a,r1e,n B e,n,gihoos•er, who rece•i1ve:d $50 ,ea:clh. J,oa111 S!buir;gi:s, Clara Jaic,ks,cm, J1oyice Gittenbs10!l11, Ca,noil. L01I11g,cOll'e, a,rnd Mair.y Jo -Hu,nteir, 11e1cieli.1V•e,d :the Bo,wilii:rug Aw,air.ds fo,r ibhe W01IDen'•s Bio-wi1iiflig Lea,$Je iiFoim .1QLa,ria,.. JiaJ" - ·sirnn:. J a,ntl,cie W,i,e.s,cih;o,wsikii reicei'Ved the 3iwiair.d fair Low ~ame. ,Mr. K,i,nisel ,pre,se'll.1teid !:!he !M-eil!'1s Brnwl-:in1g a,wa,r,dis to MaJI'ltly Shela, Bolb J 00000111, G-air.,y GmdielI'ISJOllll fm ,the fir,slt •semes1teir. Se,oom,d ,semes- 1beJ1 awa,r.ds wielllrt: ,t;o Bi!lil Wriight, Roger W.ili:iariLa,z, ,a,rud La,r,r,y Maic- Neiilil:. Tur lfuie itowmamenitis Dilck Eddy and Ri,cl,Ja,rid, Haihn W!Olll ,the ,dooh1es, Chn.bcik A.tn:der,soo ail1ld Bill Wr~ghit ti12,ct i:n, the -siiin1g,1e1s. Cha:rleis ·Si,'bm!J2myre had ih,i,g:h ,av,ern,g•e ror 1bhe y;e air. Laist, but ,n:Qit 1'€1a,s,t, m t~e ,pir.o-- g-mm iw,eTe the La,I1Jgiu;aige AWia,rdsi, p,rese111,teid by Mns. Gheootl!e lta CaJ!ioil Sue Mioollllil1)g, niave Rampibon, Ohuck Besaw, ,and Eii1oon, C!}]rzoo nOJr FrenclJ., ,and, to Irng,r,ild Ms:tnom, Ke,n Mi:1,1s, PaititLMlay, amd Eieaaror Thoimpsom f-or GeNilioo. , The TIM1BER-ORUISER C'Ollllgtt'aif.- lUILaiteis 1tihie1se ootstairud1111,g ,&tud€ll1ts. -Kair.el!l' BoogihaiUJOOT' Notice that practice for com- mencement is at 9 a.m. Thurs- day, June 1, at ·e11a M. White Auditorium. All graduating sophomores and all other stu- dents participating in, com• menceinent should be present. . MIKE (From Page 1) G,e,rnrige Lund, 245 S. SeoOillld AV'e.; Den1rnLs, 'MJr. ood ,Mr,s. Eme"Ty Timm, HiUJbbaind Laike; SUie ,Jis ,the <l,a1.JJg1hts.r -Olf Mrls. E1.11gie1111e Oama>- heH, ·110 E. ua,ke Sib.; Safuly, Mr. amid Mr>s. Le,01I1,amd Ni'edlba!lla-, 633 Da1W1s10.n .St. Wihrlile .iJn, offiice, QY.liike wo,uJ,d li:ke 1to ha'V,e the OorustitbUJt,iloo iI':evliised so ,a,s I O read ,t:fi:ait Slruilioobs ma,y i§iit ~ im on ,the SUJde,n,t Oolll!Illci'l me1et1Illg ood vcice ibhcir 10ip.imlllOlllls. Als ]t ,s,tain,dls · .n,orw, :bh:ey 1aire 11110/t ,ailJ.owed .to ,do ,sio. :Milke• "s ailiso ,im, lf1avor of ciJ:J,arg-ing 1I11irrlety ,coots more for the A!crt:iiVlbty F\u111Jd a,rud ",g~v,e" fue TIM- BERCRULSER · it:o ,ev,e:r,y:ooe. .Ai11o- ibhe1r aim 1s 1bo ~airiry ,Ollllt thie dideais ,~a,r,teid iby Ned BaislbOlw, lthrus yeair's Ooiullllcill. ~e1Slildenit, ·ood, Mhlre joik- iin1gl,y 1aidds, l'e~s wook fior V,al!li. So:phomores :i:n mair,gie of itlhie P.1ec- 1ttloin W!eT'e P,aitty Miay, Aililia,n Boii:1001~ all1id J•iim Williiaims, I01U1tgio.im1g :repre- .selllltaitives m :t!he;lr ·ciLaisls. Oiuit,golil1/g fue:sihmen. a,re Liinda. rmtruis, George Hdlmes, aJI11d Ra,y M0101re. These, ,an,d ,the 1111ew idfiffoelI'ls. !!l!re- 1:o he o01Illgirlaibu11aited hy ,the ~dent body -SihaJr110111, .Giibsom, ******* . 1/4 CARAT TOTAL WEIGHT OF DIAMONDS $89.50 Taber · Jewelry ACC's "Screaming Squad"· 210 N. iSecond Alpenai