Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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CAMPAIGNING FOR THE TW Mary Deloache, Becky Warren and School Of S Senators Fro Twenty-four education majors are vying for the school's seven seats in Student Senate. Joyce Able, a junior from Co lumbia, includes as her activities Angel Flight, Honor Board and Alpha Order. She is president of Simms. Dormitory, president and junior adviser of Al ha Lambda Delta, Zeta Tau Alpha vice-presi dent and an Orientation Counselor. Sophomore Nancy Allabaugh of Charlotte. N. C., is a member of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority, St. Pat ricks, and the Garnet and Black Staff. She is now serving as ac tivities chairman and elections chairman of ZTA. Specializing in elementary ed ucation, Patsy Auld is a junior from Columbia. She is Pi Beta Phi activities chairman, a May Queen finalist, and a member of: Student Education Association and, Junior-Senior "Y." Ally Bell, a native of Atlanta,i Ga., who now lives in Colum-a.' is Chi Omega pledge trainer, var-' sity cheerleader, and a memberl, of the Student Union Artist Series Committee and "Y." Miss Bell is' also a candidate for re-election as: cheerleader. Business education major Elleni Boatwright, a Sophomore from Johnston, serves as rush chair man of Kappa Delta sorority. Freshman Tica Brissey is an elementary education major from Piedmont. She is president of t Kappa Delta's pledge class and a semi-finalist in the Miss Garnet and Black contest. Miss Brissey is also running for secretary of 1 the sophomore c!ass. BARBJ can "PEAl pockets for the S TREASUI GRAY| is now in Our Xe1 1307 '1A1I\ .Shop Our Ne The Latest in Sg EUR PEWITH U. O I EUOPE JUNE 22 - SAILl EASTBOUND: RETURN PAN A FULLY ESCORTED -- VISIT 8 CC MOST MEALS INCLUDED -- TH JUNE 21 - STAY AS LONG A NO EXTRA AIR FARE. $12; OPTIONAL EXTENSION TO THOMAS TRAVEl BOX 221, G1 Wriie usi for namies of osh Stude SECI D disciplinary board seats are, from Larry Bennett. ducation To m Field Of Barbara Dubroff of Charlotte, N. C., is a sophomore who serves as house chairman for Kappa Delta sorority. English education major Ellen Edens is a sophomore who lists Bennettsville as her hometown. She is scholarship chairman of Delta Zeta sorority, was on the freshman honor roll, and is a member of Alpha Lambda Delta and the Student Union llospitality Committee. She holds the Tracey Hardin Scholarship. A native of Hampton, Va., El len Eubank is a sophomore spe cializing in elementary education. She now serves as marshall and( Trident correspondent for Delta Delta Delta sorority and was last year a member of Freshman "Y."i Liz Farmer, a junior from An clerson, is 'an-lellenic represen tative and rush chairman for Kappa Delta sorority, treasurer of the junior class, a student. senator, and member of Euphrosynean Lit orary Society and the State Stu Jent Legislature. She is also a candidate for junior class treas Lirer. Sophomore Kay Hardy of Shaw Air Force Base is ritual chairman L)f Zeta Tau Alpha sorority. Cynthia Kempson of Columbia s a junior whose activities in lude Student Education Associa ion and Kappa Delta sorority. Columbia resident Patti Knight s a junior specializing in Spanish. Ifer activities include Angel 'light pledge trainer. YWCA, Stu lent Senate, Alpha Order, Student speakers B u r e a u , Pan-liellenic oouncil, Delta Sigma Pi, delegate o Southern Universities Student ;overnment Association, Alpha 1ambda Delta, Greek Week Com nittee, varsity cheerleader, Orien ati( n Ctunselor, State Student .egislature and president of Zeta ARA K E" those ophomore Class EE-HER SON'S Store atI ST REET e Store For ~ring Fa(shlions. F S. C. STUDENTS WUGUST 3 QUEEN ELIZABETH MERICAN JET UNTRIES -GOOD HOTELS - EATRE AND HOTEL IN N. Y. S YOU WISH IN EUROPE AT 35 SPAIN AND PORTUGAL SERVICE, INC. IIFFIN, (A. ier U. of s. C. sudentis[ nt Body WETARY left to right, Robert Schneider, )elect Seven Aspirants Tau Alpha sorority. She was 1lliecomling Queen runner-up last 'all. Miss Knight is also a candi late for Cheerleader and senior lass secretary. Junior Richard Morrell of Hish )prille is a transfer student from Wake Forest College. lie is a nenber of The Gaimeock staff ind the Men's Towers Dorm Gov rnment Executive Council. Pat Naylor of Anniston, Ala., is I sophomore specializing in for .ign languages. IHe is a residence all counselor, foreign lianguage ab assistant ,intramural zone manager and Sigma Nu social hairman. Naylor was a member )f the freshlman baseball team and vas listed on the sophomore honor ,ol for fall semester. lie is also canldidate for president of the unior class. Allendale resident Virginia Ann zeeves is a sophomore whose ac ivities include Student Union Art st Series Committee, Chi Omega ,olority activities chairman and ,arsity cheerleader. She is also eeking re-election as cheerleader. Scottie Turner is a sophomore rom Chesterfield. She is featured olo twirler with the USC Hand, nd a member of Zeta Tai Alpha orority. Hypatian Literary So iety, Education Association, and he 1965 iomecoming Court. Vote Don Koplen Soph Vice President Face Up To Administration Pressure" JENNIE SWEATMAN Journalism Senate ELLEN . EUBANK( A ris & Science Senate The Ramse exclusively latest albur (includes - ' .uduin se emm aus LP/LPS /57 The in Crowd There's a world Available wherever rt BE T Univers Soi One boy and one girl will he selected to serve on the Disciplin ary Committee from a field of seven candidates. Coed contestants are Mary )e loache, Pat Traylor and leeky Warren. Seeking the male seat are Larry lennett, Billy Easler, Louis INlems and Robert Schneider. A junior linglish major from North Augusta, Mary Deloache is Pi Beta Phi sorority president, A pha Lambda Delta treasurer, Pan flellenic Council rush chairman. Angel Flight A. S. 0., dorm coun selor, Euphrosyneani Literary So ciety critic and an Orientation Counselor. She is also a member of Alpha Order, Epsilon Epsilon Epsilin and the Student Speakers' lureau. Miss l)0loahe was an eX 25 YJ His PURIST@ SHIRT by SERO y Lewis Trio on Cadet Recoi n-- -"Hang On I A Hard Day's I LP P S /6 an . aw of excitement onl Cad< cords are sold e in Mono or SY BO ity Disciplir ight By Se) change student to larnard College la.%t fall. 'at Traylor, freshman political scielce ma1.1jor from 'etersburg, Va., is president of Wade 1l1n1lap ton )ermitory. and a member of Alpha Lambda I)elta, Wonels Standards Conim ittee. Wonens ,idicial Bioard and Zeta Tau Al pha sorority., She is cu-rrently en rolled in the hono. proglrlla . Miss Traylor is also >eeking elee tion as sophomore class treasurer and seiator from the Colitge of Arts and Sciences. Wilmington. )el., resident lecky Warren is a freshimanl Spanish ma jor. She is assistant treasurer of Kappa )elta sorority and a mem 1.er of Newman Club. Miss War ren is cu-retinly enrolledll in the lonors 'rOraml. %MAHAS this tim e...whe your PU R I THE GENT you may win TRAILM/ BY YA Simply pi or address or tag (or re found on down by pleted han Box 1447 The 25 w Omaha T selected o rds ERamsey" ight & Hang < L P/LPS /3 BaTh ,Chicago, Ill. 60616 Stereo Y LE iary Vacan< ten For Tw< Junior Larry Bennett of Orange burg is a political science major. lie is secretary-treasurer of Circle K, serves on the Men's Towers Go%ernmient Judicial Board, and is a former member of the Debate Tream. Billy Easler, junior English ma ior from Spartanhurg, is a mem her of the Tower's Student Gov ernment Social Committee, Student Ilion, Movie Committee. Young I)emocrats, St. Patrick's Episcopal Center and "Y." lie is also a can didate for 'senlior- class president and Student Senate from the Col Itge of Aits and Sciences. 1.luis lililis, senior fine arts major from Aiken, is a transfer studint from the Aiken Regional Campus. lie is co-chair1man of the l'i Kappa Alpha community serv SFREE n you buy S T* by LEMAN'S SHIRT an Omaha \STEF kMAiA 'int your name and I the back of the hang asonable facsimile) very PuristO button. Sero Mail the com g tag to Yamaha, P.O. New Haven, Conn. inners of a Yamaha railmaster will be n June 21, 1966. rhis offer not valid wherever it S prohibited by federal, state or local laws, mnSloopy) l0 the blues sendl for free catalog Student RECRET :ies ) Posts ice and art co-editor of the Caro lina Community. Ielhns is a can didate for Student Senate from the College of Arts and Sciences. Sophomore Itobert M. Schneider is a psychology major from Georgetown. lie is Phi Epsilon Pi treasurer, a S. C. louse of Iepre sentatives Page and member of Hillel. Schneider is seeking a Student Senate seat from the Col lege of Arts and Sciences. VOTE Cynthia Hall Arts & Science Senate $OnnY and ChSr 0 They met singing the "oo oo's" and 'yeah-yea's' for a record producer And they clicked. B tore long. Salva tore Bono and Cheryl La Piere Bono rocked America with the 4-million-seller / Gol You, Babe. And found them selves up front in the mar rhed -couple bag vith five sin gles and two albums on the best sel!er char tsat the same time (A boast even the Bea tIes bow to.) What kind of people are they? Where do they go f rom here? H-as suc Cess uipset t heir marriage? Find out in The Saturday Evening Post. On sale now. PlayDoy 01 the Western World He's Chicago's Hugh Hef ner -genius to the business man; Hef to his friends and staff. What's life like inside his brick-and-stone mansion with a 60-foot living room, a house staff of 28 and two floor s of live in bunnies? Tour the Playboy empire of this 40-year-old "bachelor" in the April 23 issue of The Saturday [vening Post. On sale now. ON SALE NOW !?ody A4RYV