Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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School 01 Has Fourti Candidates for two Student Sen. ate seats in the School of Journal ism number 14. Those submitting information to The Gamecock are: BETH BROWN - junior from McCormick, Theta Sigma Phi, president; The Gamecock, campus editor; YWCA, secretary, fresh man advisor, vice-president; Hy patian Literary Society, critic, vice-president; Lutheran Student Association, publicity chairman; Press Club; Young Democrats; WUSC; also candidate for treas urer of senior class. GINNY CARROLL - sophomore from Greer; The Gamecock, so ciety editor, news editor; Theta Sigma Phi, vice-president, awardsl committee; Hypatian Literary So ciety; Press Club, secretary; Stu dent Union Fine Arts Committee. DONALD CAUGHMAN-junior from Leesville; The Gamecock re porter, Sigma Delta Chi. RANDY FIELDS - sophomore' ELE( CAROl NO. 1 Blosso Devine at Saluda With this GT&E hol We leave it up to the< youth to manipulate si concede nothing to an matter of making mac] they should without hi vention... even if the rated by hundreds of rr The lead is supplie< GT&E's family of c Automatic Electric me the control systems, al Electric the equipmeri mit the control signal: se GE 130 TIRD AUE .N V 1innt* .I SI'O tUet Journalisrr 2en Studen from Bennettsville; Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity, historian, rush chair man; Towers Student Government, secretary; Student Union Hos pitality Committee; YMCA; Uni versity Players; Marching Game cocks Band; Newman Club; page in South Carolina State Senate; also a candidate for treasurer of junior class. NENA FROST-freshman from Greenville; Pi Beta Phi. JOHNNY JACOBS - freshman from Columbia; Sigma Alpha Ep silon Fraternity. JEAN JOHNSON-junior from Spartanburg; Zeta Tau Alpha, best pledge, activities chairman, his torian; Epsilon Epsilon Epsilon; YWCA, camp counselor, leadership school chairman; Religious Em phasis Week, executive secretary. JENNIE SWEATMAN - junior from Atlanta, Ga.; Zeta Tau Al pha, publicity chairman; Miss Venus, runner-up; Miss Garnet and Black contestant; Chi Psi an TED _INA'S Florist n Shop 254"105 one exception, [ds the lead in: lexterity of lines or microwa' t cars. But hination, the sys yone in the automate gas ai iines act as electric utility co iman inter- operations of raill ~y're sepa- The CONITELT Liles. ory and control s: I by two of Automatic Elec1 ompanies. the status of 180 inufactures tie as .290 second id Lenkurt t to trans i over wire ,NERAL TELEJ RiuS Ge,eral Iuschon. Oerinam Ccs in 33 states - GIM( tborcg i Senate Cc Is Seeking nual sponsor. MIMI WILKINSON - sopho more from Fairfax; Student Union, activities commit t e e; Hypatian Literary Society; Theta Sigma Phi; Delta Zeta, activities chairman, judiciary chairman; Baptist Student Union; Freshman Honor Roll; The Gamecock, re porter; Press Club; University Players; S. C. Press Association Scholarship; candidate also for vice-president of junior class. EUGENE WILLARD - sopho Secretary's f By Six Sophc Six coeds are vying for the posi tion of secretary of the sophomore class-Carole Bennett, Tica Bris sey, Ginger Buchholz, Sandra Mc Cuthen, Abby McMurray, and Karen Russell. Miss Bennett and Miss McCuthen could not be reached for comment by The Gamecock. Miss Brissey is an elementary education major from Piedmont. She is president of Kappa Delta's pledge class and a semi-finalist in the Miss Garnet and Black contest. She is also a candidate for Stu dent Senate from the School of Education. Miss Buchholz, from Columbia, is a fine arts major. She is most RE-El VIRGINIA A CHEERU remote contro re radio. In com- Lenkurt s tems are used to 'Iltansmissio id oil pipelines, information mplexes, and the controllersr roads. costly accid "' 2000 supervis- Automati stem-new from one of many ric - can report ing the nati< devices in as lit- activities ar s. you can obi ment office, 'TIlephone & Avenue, Ne HONE& ELE( mes i a 61 Innternaine Genurat Iekhpone DuntrecyCo AutMa mpetition Two Posts more from Union; Student Union, activities committee; The Game cock, columnist; University Play ers, treasurer; Carolina Christian Fellowship; Triumvirate Student Government, constitution commit tee. LEE WILSON - junior from Smithfield, Va.; Theta Sigma Phi, secretary; Zeta Tau Alpha, ritual chairman, publicity chairman; Eu phrosynean Literary Society; The Gamecock, reporter; Press Club, secretary; Sophomore Honor Roll. )ost Sought more Coeds outstanding pledge and social chairman of Delta Zeta and on the Freshman Honor Roll. Miss McMurray is a history major from Columbia. She is a member of Delta Delta Delta, Stu dent Senate, and Pan-Hellenic Council. She is also a candidate for Student Senate from the Col lege of Arts and Sciences. Miss Russell, a history major, is from Georgetown. She is sec retary of the freshman class, on Freshman Honor Roll, member of Zeta Tau Alpha, and a second semester Orientation Counselor. She is also a candidate for Stu dent Senate from the Coilege of Arts and Sciences. .ECT NN REEVES EADER new Journal Data n transmits "hotbox" instantly so railroad nay stop trains before ents occur. c remote control is just i ways GT&E is serv mal interest. Our total e covered in a booklet tain from your place or by writing General Electronics, 730OThird w York, N. Y. 10017. ~TRON ICS (Aft to right: L.arr Four Ra David Meadow, Larry Owen, Johnny Pratt, and Dave Trav erso have "thrown their hats into the ring," entering the race for the sophomore class presi dency. Meadow, a pharmacy major from Aiken, was on the varsity football team; on the Honor Roll; and is a member of Sigma Nu Fraternity and the Fellow ship of Christian Athletes. He SophomorE Has Six C The vice-presidency of the sopho- c more class has drawn six candi- g dates--Harry Brooks, Rusty El.- a lerbe, Mary Gramling, Doug Hay- r den, Don Koplen, and Thomas d Wingard. t Brooks and Miss Gramling could t not be contacted by The Gamecock. Ellerbe, an accounting major r from Greenwood, is a member of r Chi Psi, Student Senate, and Can- i: terbury Club. He is conference Clyde Lin BA SE Use your "Miss Gamect VvFun iMvaCaean! VAvak~ BRIGIT1[8BARDOVJ[ANN[ MOR[AII.O~MA Starts THURSDAY . OWen11, JoIhnny1% Pralt, David Meado4 ce For To: is also a candidate for Student Senate from the College of Arts and Sciences. Owen, from Camden, is also a pharmacy major. He was head freshman cheerleader and is assistant treasurer of Chi Psi Fraternity. He is also a candidate for cheerleader. A biology major from York, Pratt is a member of Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity; in AFROTC; and a participant in intramural Vice-Pres )ndidates ( hairman of Freshman Y, a dele ate to State Student Legislature, nd honoraries editor of the Gar et and Black He is also a can idate for Student Senate from he College of Business Adminis ration. Hayden, an arts and sciences najor from Richmond, Va., is a nember of Pi Kappa Alpha. He s also a candidate for Student ;enate from the College of Arts ringston NATE Good character. a dress of polite but decisive nature, and the cleas prettiness of a daisy. Sizes 5 to 15. ~ck" Charge Account 9entue! VvaStdIptease! Vd Ip0 \V8 B00om*"00o, NW At The. OLR mAth - Office football, softball and volleyball. He is also a candidate for Stu dent Senate from the College of Arts and Sciences. Traverso, a mathematics ma jor from Wanamassa, N. J., is a member of the Towers Stu- O dent Government judiciary 0 council and a participant in in tramural softball and football. He is also a candidate for Stu dent Senate from the College of Arts and Sciences. dent Race ..ompeting and Sciences. Koplen is a pre-law major from Danville, Va. He is a member of Phi Epsilon Pi Fraternity serving as alumni chairman, and a mem ber of the Towers Student Gov ernment judicial board. He is also a candidate for Student Senate from the College of Arts and Sci ences. A pharmacy major from Green wood, Wingard is a member of Sigma Nu Fraternity and the Fel lowship of Christian Athletes. He is on the Freshman Honor Roll and played %arsity football. Sophomore Treasurer Draws Five Five are in the race for treas urer of the sophomore class David Bright, Sarah Bryant, John Culbertson, Barbara Pearce, and Pat Traylor. Bright could not be contacted. Miss Bryant, a chemistry major from Greenville, is a member of Kappa Delta, the Freshman Honor Roll, and Westminstcr Fellowship. She is also vice-president of Wade Hampton D)orm and is a candidate for Student Senate from the Col lege of Arts and Sciences. (Culhertson, from G;reenville, is an English major. He is a mem ber of Clhi Psi, Freshman Honor Roil, Young D)emocrats member ship committee, and a Gamecock reporter. On the Freshman Hon ors Program, he is also a candi date for Student Senate fromt the College of Arts and Sciences. Miss Pearce, an education major from Florence, is corresponding secretary of Delta Zeta. She is also a member of Alpha Lambda Delta, publicity chairman of Fresh man Y. Miss Traylor, a political science major, is from Petersburg, Va. She is president of Wade Hampton D)orm, on the Freshman Honor Roll, and enrolled in the Fresh man Honors Program. She is also a member of Alpha Lambda Delta, Women's Standards Committee. Women's Judicial Board, and Zeta Tau Alpha. She is also a candi date for Student Senate fronm the C'ollege of Arts and Science and the D)isciplinary Committee. JIM MULLIGAN Student Body Vice-President