I Page 4 College Station, Texas Wednesday, October 1, 1969 THE BATTALIOI In University’s Yearbook ‘Outstanding’ Pair of Rice Students ‘Appear’ So >1 Biel HOUSTON — Nude photos of two members of the Rice Uni versity June graduating class will appear in the school’s yearbook, slated to make a delayed appear ance next week. The pictures of Marilyn Pene lope Johnson and Ennis Rex Bahler, both 22, and both voted outstanding students, will appear in the “Campanile.” The year book’s publication was delayed by insistence of the publisher on guarantees against liability of invasion of privacy. Conrad I. Boeck, co-editor of the publication, said to describe the two as nudes “is not quite accurate.” “The girl does have her picture taken without her clothes but the boy has his taken with his clothes,” Boeck said. “However, there is an inset picture of the boy without his clothes.” “Penny thought she had only herself to give as outstanding girl student,” Boeck added. “There is no gimmick involved. She did not want it. The empha sis is away from everything but the human side.” Boeck also said there is “defi nite artistic value” to the presen tation. “P e n n y, herself, suggested that she appear in the nude,” he said. Reached at Buffalo, N. Y., where she is now a graduate stu dent seeking a doctor’s degree in English at State University of New York, Miss Johnson told the Houston Chronicle by telephone “I did it for Rice and the Rice community.” “But I don’t want to talk to the Chronicle about it because that puts it in the class of a publicity stunt and that’s not why I did it,” she said. Boeck said the yearbook had obtained signed releases from both Miss Johnson and Bahler and that the student senate at Rice had “voted to underwrite the discretion of the editors without looking at the material.” Dr. Frank Vandiver, acting Rice president, said while he did ttani not approve of what the editeCoacl of the yearbook are publishing 5; Cac will defend staunchly their rig|t pi to publish it.” |r la: “The student senate receinkerei editorial control over Camparjiite’s several years ago and with thiB control goes responsibility lifi taste and judgment,” Vandiv| said. lit IBM raw fete mm w.~ TOtLETTTSSUE. (S^8"''88' »Tw§ean5...A-86/ O^VOi VlENMA5M!S/V5£ 4 ^86/ TOMATO CATSUP..... 4te88 i “Discount Prices” ON HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS! AQUA NET 13-Oz. Cfr Mm C an s «Hr DEODORANT 88< Secret 4-Oz. srot^LYS' pep 5oup fitted cpep^tes P^APS cut 3^88 31s gg 1st 00 STOKELY * ice 1D/M/MO S/MJCE. ...8—88 ^wbwoES....8^88 100 FREE001080HOSTAIW5 WMSfJ PW5l»*TtPW^ POPOVA Of *\Q,OOwJi3u to&cco) »g^ft:ou£6f N iU)i)(1 Udi)tA JpOFlCpU'LO NEW CROP EXTRA FANCY WASHINGTON DELICIOUS 32-OZ. JAR APPLES Fresh Green BELL PEPPERS Eac JOc CELLO CARROTS 2^ 29c WAXED RUTABAGAS L J5c feature OF / THE week “Casualstone" by Coventry Dessert Dish FRESH BREAD Distinctive dinnerware that goes easi ly from family mealtime to informal entertaining! Add as many of these dessert dishes to your set as pur chases allow—for cereal, fruit, vege tables and desserts! Bo^slie £Good HouMkMping' 1 WQftV UWpHicSr] iomo*fe39c PERSONAL SIZE IVORY (WITH THIS COUPON) I WITHC _ ! Lim,1:1 S V ( Jr m \ a °°° c'digi WITHOUT COUPON 4 BARS Limit: 1 coupon per each 4 bars purchase^ OFFER GOOC ONLY ATt GAMBADE fommzM ppE^mr cm k w lOfc. q*N 38c 35c 14c 49c 47c Cracker i9c VELVEETA BABVPDCf? 'e 99c TOpBOUHO ^ 6l£5S 80IpfA ROUND ^ A-? CUBEPSW^ PUMPfW ^ 89’ Rl)N\pPCA9f ^1* 'SWiFf PPEf^iurA ppo-teH Heavy t^tupc. Beef 5^" FutlCuj RMIP STUK89 (5U/Vp/^ITEEC> ftpJDEp s«io»isitiK $ r 9 %$ys%g