5:OO

General Meeting, Auditor- ium. S i t by Group Number General Meeting, Auditor- ium. Survey. S i t by Graup Number.

ll:00-12:OO Discussion Groups 12:Oo

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2t00 S W t a n e a u s Meetings5 Workshops, Committees,

Validations

5:OO

Recreation

6:00

-

^7:00

^DlXfWt

8

t 00

-

11: 00 Get Acquainted Dance 11:30 Curfew KmNIGWT: LIGHTS OUT

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i s basic t h a t we a s c i t i z e n s strongly sup~lement, if not replace, our present scheme of m a t e r i a l i s t i c values by a r e b i r t h of the t r u e needs of human personality s o t h a t men and women, boys and g i r l s come before m a c h i n e s ~ ~ ~ This statement by Dr. Shane MacCarthy, Exe- cutive Director of the President's Council of Youth Fitness

i n

Washington, D,C

,

i l l u s t r a t e s t h e basic philosophy

of t h i s morning's speaker.

Born

in

Cork City, Ireland, Dr. Mac Carthy received his e a r l y education

i n

Finbarr 1 s College, Ireland, and received

his AIB. and

A.M.

degrees from the Catholic University of America in Wash- ington, DIG, His teaching experiences in the p o l i t i c a l and s o c i a l sciences a t Georgetown University, and t h e South*

eastern University, Washington, D.C.

have been combined with l e c t u r i n g i n a l l 50 s t a t e s and Europe, and extensive experience in t e l e v i s i o n and radio.

DANCE TONIGKT t

w i l l be held a t 8:00 on the Terrace of the Student Union. Dress: Casual, Nusic by A 1 Colbine. Refreshments

all

be served.

PLEASE

do not mark hallway o r delegations signs, They can be used again next; year. What's more, Lee Bright worked

all

night, every night, since 11e arrived and is sentiment- a l l y attached t o them.

CONlWUDICE BAND

Everyone i n t e r e s t e d in auditioning f o r t h e J.A.

Band

be a t t h e Coke Tent a t 1:00

P.M.

See Lee Bright. ,&in%

$nstruments.

Dr. MacCarthy who has an a c t i v e i n t e r e s t i n Junior Achievement, w i l l discuss i n his speech today how the f i t n e s s of youth can a f f e c t and b o l s t e r JtA. throughout the country.

NOSLIB KEYNOTES CONFERENCE

A t t h e opening session of t h e 1 7 t h National Conference, E.H. Mosler, Jr

. ^,

president of J.A.

,

digested t h e Annual Report of t h e Corporation and noted 3985 chartered companies with a membership of more than 68,000.

He emphasised t h e delegates* ob- l i g a t i o n t o encourage i n t e r e s t in t h e program and transmit enthusiasm t o the program's sponsors. He concluded with t h e admonition t h a t it is up t o u s a s c i t i z e n s t o insure t h e great power of democracy s o t h a t this will always be

a

country in which we w i l l want t o l i v e r

NAT IONAT, JUNIOR ACHIEVEFS COmRENCE

NATIONAL JUNIOR ACHIEVERS COV'FERENCE

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TODAY1S MENU Todayrs %nu

Breakfast Orange Juice Glazed Donuts

Hot Cereal (oatmeal) or Cold Cereal

Toast; J e l l y

Cocoa, Tea, Milk, Coffee Luncheon

Beef Rice Soup & Crackers

Bacon, Lettuce & Tomato sand^ ch Corn on t h e cob

Relish P l a t e S l i c e d Peaches,

Iced Tea, Pmk, Coffee Dinner

Fried Chicken

Mashed Potatoes with Gravy Buttered Broccoli

Cantaloupe Ring with Green Grapes Lemon Meringue Pie ^'

Iced Tea, Tea, Plilk, Coffee

TAUIT MIGhT AUDIT IONS . c ? r i l l be held a t 1:00 PM today, Be a t t h e Coke Tent and contact Chris White,

so t h a t our meetings dl1 run smooth- l y and properly. Mary Jane Walker will t a k e a dim view of breaches of parliamentary procedure.

MOVE OVER, HOLLYIJOOD J

A t l a s t night's general meeting, Bridgeport, Connecticut, made t h e Nat- i o n a l Conference, Hollywood style.

A new Junior Achievement film, based on t h e formation and operation of a J.A.

company made i t s permiere with Oscar- winning performances turned i n by t h e

company members themselves. An e x t r a s u r p r i s e i n t h e film was

I%.

Ed Mosler, executive turned actor,and Graduate Achievers Frank Johnson who n a r r a t e d

A ROUGH YEAR FOR JUDGES

R e g i s t r a t i o n f i g u r e s from t h e Con- t e s t o f f i c e i n d i c a t e t h a t t h e c o n t e s t judges a r e i n f o r a d i f f i c u l t time.

T o t a l r e g i s t r a t i o n i s a follows :

Miss J.A,

35

Speakers Corps

9

President of t h e Year 30 Secretary of t h e Year

F

V.P. of t h e Year 17 Safety Mgr. of Year 1 0 Persnel Mgr, of Year

5

Sales Manager of Year 30

Production Manager 25

CONFERENCE REGISTRATION -1, C61 Final r e g i s t r a t i o n of delegates, couns- elors, guests and s t a f f h i t t h e all-time high of 1961 l a t e t h i s afternoon.

Counting t h e l a r g e s t u f f e d dog t h a t t r i e d t o s l e a k i n t o t h e group p i c t u r e it would be 1,062.

E d Broom

Tom Martin Ed McGoo~an

Lou Dankovich F a i t h Darden

J u l i e De Bruyn Kops

1960 NATIOlUL JUNIOR ACHIEVERS CONFERENCE ADD STAFF'

Donald Blom

- ^{1 7}

Allen Palen

-

³

Havard Duffey

- ⁷

David Irhillans

-

^TS

Kenneth Christiansen

-

^T3

Aubrey Pa Adams, Jr.

-

³

Lester A. Benoist, Jr.

Paul Hemmeter

- ¹⁴

Deneen Cole

-

^{U, .,}

P a t r i c i a Smith

- ¹⁴

Linda Winkler -1L

Nancy Lee Jaeger

- ¹⁴

Leslie J. Knapp

-

³

Earbara Pope

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ADD

C OUNSELORS

444b

36th S t r e e t

651

Casanova St. S.IV.

Gene Graze John Hand

Vincent NcC rave ADD BOY DELEGATES 116 Humphey St.

2033 Curry Road 508 Calhoun Road 32 The Strand 2626 ^Salem

David Be Morris

-

⁷

Gerald Yocum

ADD GIRL

DELEGATES

702 10th S t r e e t

4532

Calumet

21701 Tracy Avenue

Bambi Sanders

-

²

Charlotte Spangler

-

¹⁰

Pa-bricia. West on

-3

Delegate Orgafizaticn

San Diego

16,

California Atlanta, Georgia

Lewis Sank Edward Sylvia Rose Thornt on

Logansport, Indiana Schenectady 3, New York

V l i l r " 4 r g t on

3,

Delaware

Brantf ord, Ontario Joplin, Missouri

Charles E. Lester

- a-

Arthur McKinney

-

^{8 d}

W, Des Moines,. Iowa Metairie, Louisiana Euclid, Ohio o

Judy IYilson

-

¹