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i* om page b boe Wi0ated fm sophomore preIdent Vee Mke Quinn. *rank gasterlifg, Bob Ratdwn. Sophoerer Vc-Preuleat Those nominated for sophomore vice-president are: Gam Glenn, Milton Smith, Busa Hoagland, Mary Winton Hughes, Randy Rankin, Jack Taylor, Jack Stone. Sophonore Seeretary Tbose nominated for sophomore secretary-treasurer are: Jill Ryon, Gene Amick, Carmen Cherry, Rhett McCloud, Skippy Canady, E. V. Kimbrell. Sophomore Historian Those nominated for sophomore historian are: Harvey Shiflet, Eddie Craig, Jo Kirven, Gloria Hopper, Mimi Johnston, Henry Ramseur, Tom Cook. STUDENT COUNCIL Arts and Science (11 Seats) Fifty-five people have been nominated from the college of Arts and Science: Rick Harrison, Eddie Roberts, Pete Martin, George H. Davis, Schrader Ruff, Harriet Sinkler, Saundra Clyburn, Wil liam C. Goforth, Bart Rast, Cathy Davis, Serena Jones, and Toots Tennison. Also, Billi Jean Dabney, Ann Lallande, Julie Petoskey, Becky Finley, Legare Benton, Phoebe Miller, Thorne Satterlee, Jack Taylor, Henry Ramseur, George Gregory, Jim Herring, Melvin Stepp, Frqd Day, Skippy Canadf, Betty McInnis. Also, Martha Blackwood, Nancy Shirley, Carolyn Carter, Betty Nelson, Aubrey Copeland, Bill For Safe Driving 1. Watch out for pedestrian cluding yourself, Is a pec 2. Yield to pedestrians at cr 3. Let every school bus be a children. Never pass a sti 4. Drive at a speed that ii weather, traffic, visibility. BRADF REC SH Clothie Smith, B1 Bates, Sobby Harrison, Alex Hawkins, John Houser, Bl Donnelan, Margaret Raney. Also, Jean Race, Elisabeth Dea niu, Mary Ellen Hendricks, WIl Nelson, Ranny Randall, Fred LeClerq, Frank Easterling. Wayne Corley, Sonny Hite, Jim White, Frances Barnes, Jack Stone, Bill Berne, Tom Caskey, and Walter Duffle. Business Administration (12 Seats) Those nominated from the School of Business Administra tion are: Bill Cain, Dexter Peach, Larry Barringer, Wayne Corvet, Bill Hanske, Bobby Dobson, Char lie Bell, Rusty Revere, Saunda Carney, Betsy Gilhan, Mary Alice Cloyd, Vicki Rumph, Judy An drews, Ellen Taylor, Darrell Meeks. Also, Liz Hazelhurst, Peg Fin ley, Bunny Schipman, Julia Will cox, Claire Hitto, Tommy Ed munds, Jimmy Dunbar and Boopa Pritchard. . Also, Ed Martin, Mike Quinn, Johnny Hagins, Jerry McLeod, Ed Dieterle, Bob Morri%, Roland Craw ford, Bob Rogers, Chariton Hall, Larry Hollar, Dave Leopard, Bill Jones. Also, Gene Odom, Jimmy John ston, Sizan Palmer, Ann Hodges, Jane McGowan, Mary Veron Clary, George Sally, Ernest Stokes, Charlie Way, Ronnie Banks, George Leventis, Jimmy Leventis, Larry Weber, Happy Cotton, and Bobby Mitchell. Education (5 Seats) Those nominated from the School of Education are: Grace Adams, Anne Valley, Sally Der ham, Carmen Cherry, Jo Kirven, Carolyn Wingate, Patsy Irick, Ann CI s (remember that everyone, in testrian part of the time). asswaIks. sign to slow down and watch for apped school bus. safe for existing conditions - OR'S . ORB OP' ration rs for Men 2 Hallowell, Camille Wyman, Mimi Johnson, Jim Pendarvis, Jem Pr^e - ao, car. Pcol Lucy 1 man, Priseill Balhett, Lbby, Tinupons, Arbi Bardy, . Mie Enright, Mary Ellen Long, Key. war,ornsby,and Hqward Web Pharw"y (2 Sets) Those nominated* from: 4e Sbool of Pharmacy ore: Loy Dan tels, Bobby Vaughan, Joe Collins, James Dunovant, Shrley Snyder, Lihda Jones, and Marina Gregoris. Engineering (7 Seats) Those nominated from the School of Engineering, are: Dave Stanford, Nick Abrams, Tommy Taylor, Chart Bonham, Frank Kotteamp, Joe McElroy, Henry Pittman, Bunky Joye, Oliver Porter, Jim Kofskey, Tommy Miles, Dave Hopkins. Also, David Sonney Phillips, Charlie Cate, Dabney Tucker, Bishop Parrish, Eddy Crensh*w, John A. Castanes, Ernest Eaddy, Bill Latham, Harold Sturq, Pat Dodd, and Jim Foster. Journalism (1 Seat) Those nominated from the School of Journalism are: Jacquie Splawn, Scott Cain, Dee Chandler, Tom McClean, Henry Price, Walt Copeland, Betsy Mills, Madeline "Sis" King, Carolyn Capei-s, Rus sel Burns, Gene Jones, and Buss Hoagland. Graduate (3 Seats) Those nominated from the Grad uate School are: John Duffie, Ern est Douglas, and Philip Garfinkel. Disciplinary Committee (1 boy) Nominated f6r disciplinary com %LRO ITS COME (Plhes THIS Al AS AI BY TL $ Boys Drama C.mpetition Four UniversIty.tudentes OY. thia Gillima, ,Uo Aeb Blidhan, Xvelyn Lat6, ind . Newton Neely visited Chapel Bill Satu'r day to compete. with 180 young' actors from ooleges all over 'th south in auditions being held there by seven directore of outdoor drama. Tryouts were held at the out door Forest. Theater in Chapel -e . * Wesley Retreat March 28, 29 and 80 the Wesley group went to Burnt Gin State Park for a retreat. The group heard the reading of the play "Cry The Beloved Country" which was followed by .a sharing session in the afternoon. After Holy Communion the group returned Sunday. mittee are: William C. Goforth, John House-, Ranny Randall. (1 girl) Nominated for disciplinary com mittee was Kitty Wells. CHEERLEADBR (4 co-eds) Pat Anderson, Libby Bagnal, Linda Driver, Mary Pearl Harbe son, Priscilla Harrington, Jo Kirven, Pat Moss, Julie Petoskey, Carolyn Smith, Jean Spearman, Pat Turner, Toots Tennison, Sandy Ussery. (4 boys) Bill Bates, David Bradham, FA NEE BACK -- - ri courtesy S. C. State Higheway Dej ) IS SPON 'UBLIC SE IE FOLLO" *Gruy: Style Headq uar Pla6ement Iflterview8 Scheduled Pla0mt Interviews for th yek of April throgh .April 1: have be4n scheduled% as -'follows Interested students may contici t h e oompany representAtivei through the schools where the in, terviews are set up. 'Turs4ay, April 10 Carnation Company will inter view seniors in the School '*j bu* Iness Administratlpn for p6silont In Grocery Products 'Narketling Research and Dairy Manufactur ing, and .as Sales Managemeni trainees. Friday, AVj 11 Carnation Compny, will con tihue interviewing $n the 'Sahool of Business Admitiistration. Carnation Company will also in. terview in the Sebool of Efigineer, Ing on April 11 for positions ir Can Manufacturing and as Pro duction Management trainees'. Po. sitions with the QCompany Engi. neering Department are also oper to Civil and Electrical Engineers. Charlie Cox, -Shand Gause, Jef: Goodwyn, Jim Herring, Nathar Jolley, Jack Potter, Boop* Prit chard, Whit Scoggin, Jack sTay. lor, Jerry Spann, and Glenn Wht lock. May Queen Coles- Cathcart, Anne Ferguson Patsy Irick,. DS YO SAFE we.) SORED RYICE WING: ters for Men Stident Union Establishes Fa Student Union Committee has announced plans for a faculty foru h.bipk will. be held every month,Ocf '111' weeks' i *e fute Illustrations From Books' On Exhibit An exhibition of modern book illustrations is currently being shdwn in Russell 11ouse on the University. campus under the spon sorship of- the Department of Fine Arts, according. to 1rofessor Ed mund Yaghjian, head of the de partment. The exhibit will remain on view through April 8, and the pdblic is cordially invited. The prints of book illustrations are by a number of outstanding artists and are for sale, at prices ranging from $5 to $60. Artists rdpresented in the ex hibit include W. Baumeister, E. Bariach, Louis Corinth, Cassirer, Dr., P. Kupers, Veriane, Pierre Bonnard, George Braque, Marc Chagali, Antoni Clave, Marie Laurencin, Aristide Maillol, Ma tisse, Reverdy, H. Moore, Picasso, Rouault, Aubert, and Jacques Villon. Those Interested in purchasing prints are asked to see Professor Yaghjian. U! For Safe Driving 5. Slow down at night. 6. Observe traffic signs, signc 7. Yield to other drivers havir 8. Don't pass on hills, curves a yellow line in your travel 9. Make courtesy to fellow me Powell's Gara Sere GENERAL REPAIRING Ah WE NEVEI Miliwood at Gervals Street COLUMBIi ZIpK LAUNE DRY CLI Committee bulty Forum The first will be held at the end of April. Dr. J. T. Penny, dean of men, has given consent to have four faculty, members present at such discussions, during which time stu dents may actively participate in the talk. The panel each time would con sist of two faculty members who are experts in the field which the topic covers and two facu4y, mei. bers who represent the layman's view of the topic. Student Union urges students to plan to attend these discussions and also urges them to suggest topics for the discussions. Any student may submit a topic at the Russell House information desk. The topics will be considered and the topic for the discussion which will be held this year will be an nounced from this list. Depending upon the success of the initial discussion, Student Union plans to continue the dis cussions in future years and will hold them at regular intervals and at announced locations. The administration is cooperat ing wholeheartedly with Student Union in the establishment of the discussions in order to promote better student-faculty relations and give the two groups a chance _to understand each other's posi tion on matters of interest to both. its, pavement markings. ig right-of-way. 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