Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Hughe, I Junior Ch Junior class presidential hope- I fuls are Rolfe Hughes, Pat Nay lor, and Ron Parker. Hughes, an economics major from Union. is house manager and I on the executive board of Pi Kappa I Alpha Fraternity. He is In AF ROTC anO was a United Fund committee chairman. He in also a candidate to the Student Senate i Vice-Presider Features Sevi Seeking the junior class vice- I presidency are Hunter Allen, Phil I Catalano, Kathy Gehman, Steve I Goldstein, Audrey Meyer, Butch I Reeves and Mimi Wilkinson. Catalano, a sophomore biology major from Columbia, is chairman of the Student Union Recreation and Tournaments Committee, Re gion V Chairman at Raleigh in field recreation, a high school foot ball coach, and a member of Sigma Nu fraternity. He is also a candi date for Arts and Sciences Sen ate. Miss Gehman's extracurricular activities include Epsilon Epsilon Epsilon. Miss Garnet and Black finalist, Managing Editor of the Garnet and Black, Pi Beta Phi president of 1966 pledge class and i social chairman, Meditrina Society, Orientation Counselor, Editor of the Carolina Community-1966-67. The sophomore nursing major from Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, is also a candidate for Student Sen ate. History major Goldstein is a I sophomore from Georgetown. He is a member of the Men's Tower < Government Judicial Board, AF- i Five Students Pre In Junior Treasui Candidates for junior class c treasurer are Randy Fields, Jeanie ( Gainer, Graham Hill, Mandy Thomas and Pam Tovey. Journalism major Fields is from Bennettsville. His activities in- I clude Pi Kappa Phi historian and i rush chairman, Men's Towers Stu dent Government secretary, Stu dent Union Hospitality Committee, "Y," Marching Gamecocks Band, University Players and Newman Club. He is also a candidate for Student Senate from the School of Journalism. Miss Gainer, education major from (oral Gables, Fla., is a mem ber of Young Republicans, "Y,"i and Chi Omega. Graham Hili is an accounting major in the College of Business Administration. He is alumni chairman of Delta Sigma Pi, Men's Towers Government treasurer, and a member of the Freshman Coun Vote Don Koplen Soph Vice President "Face Up To Administration Pressure" FIVE P has EV ERYs Game FOR SI qaylor, Par )ss Preside rom the College of Arts and Sci Ate. Naylor, a foreign language ed tcation major from Anniston, kla., is social chairman of Sigma 4u Fraternity. He is a residence tall counselor, foreign language aboratory assistant, and intra nural zone manager. He is on the ophomore Honor Roll and was on he freshman baseball team. He a al4o a candidate for Student icy Election en Students IOTC Band, Phi Epsilon Pi, Freshman and Sophomore Honor Roll and Phi Eta Sigma. He was ,resented the Air Force Freshman Scholastic Achievement Award. teve is also running for Student 3enate from the College of Arts md Sciences. A sophomore from Charleston, Wiss Meyer is an education major ,vhose activities include Angel Flight pledge trainer and delegate ,o the national conclave, Zeta Tau Alpha pledge class secretary and ,vinner of the Beauty and Beast :ontest. Audrey is also a candi late for Senate from the School )f Education. Miss Wilkinson, sophomore Jour rialism major, is from Fairfax. Among her activities are Student Union Activities Committee Sec -etary, Hypatian Literary Society, rheta Sigma Phi, Delta Zeta, Ac 'ivities Chairman and Song Fest irector, Baptist Student Union, Press Club and the University Players. She is a candidate for 5enate from the School of Journal Sm. Hunter Allen and Butch Reeves ould not be contacted by The amecock. pare Campaign rer Competition iA and Student Union Fine Arts 7ommittee. Hill is also a candi late for Senate from the College of Business Administration. Miss Tnomas, a transfer stu lent from Mary Washington Col ege, is majoring in physics. She s a member of Kappa Delta and vas in the Homecoming court and diss Garnet and Black contest. dandy is also seeking a seat in student Senate from the College if Arts and Sciences. English ma3or MIss Tovey, from Tharleston, lists as her activities teta Tau Alpha sorority, Epsilon S p a ii a n Epsilon, Homecoming 'ourt and Miss Garnet and Black inalist. She is a student assistant n the office of the dean of men. Vote EUGENE WILLARD -SENATOR - School of Journalism QINTS CHING for cocks PRING GJHANTS ASSN. -ker Enter ncy Race Senate from the School of Educa tion. Parker, a management major from Sumter, is treasurer of the Intra-Fraternity Council; pledge secretary of Phi Kappa Sigma; and a member of Kappa Sigma Kappa and Epsilon Epsilon Epsi on. ie was treasurer of the freshman class, on the Freshman Honor Roll. and co-chairman of the homecoming parade. He is also a candidate for Student Sen ate from the College of Business Administration. NAYLOR Five Carolin In Junior C Five coeds are competing for junior class secretary - Cheryl Geer, Raye Jones, Jerri Lankford, Charlene Searson and Brenda Smith. Sophomore elementary educa tion major Miss Geer lists Hamp ton, Va. as her hometown. Her activities include freshman cheer leader, Chi Omega assistant pledge trainer, and NEA. Miss Jones of North Augusta is a sophomore majoring in English. Among her extracurricular achievements are Alpha Lambda Delta historian, Student Speakers Bureau, Westminster Council, Ori entation Counselor, Pi Beta Phi pledge class vice president, Fresh man dorm hall counselor, Carolina Christian Fellowship secretary treasurer, Pan-Hellenic Council Treasurer and Euphrosynean Lit erary Society. Vote JOHN WEIGLE A & SSENATE I J H N N y P R A T T for SOPH CLASS PRESIDENT PARKER HUGHES a Coeds Vie lass Secretary Miss Lankford, secondary educa tion major from Savannah, Ga., is a sophomore now serving as Kappa Delta pledge class treasurer and vice president of second floor South Dorm. She is a member of Young Democrats. Pharmazcy major Miss Searson is from Saluda. She is secretary of the sophomore class, YWCA "Y" Council Membership Chair man, Zeta Tau Alpha Scholarship Chairman, and a member of Stu dlent Senate, Wesley Foundation, Student Union Ho.4pitality Com mittee. American Pharmaceutical Re-ri Ther's achan AcCoeds Viemo lasScE Try Bbusiness A For Senat Competition for Business Admin istration Senate's 14 seats has drawn 27 candidates. They are as follows: BRIAN BERRY - Marketing major from Columbia; Phi Epsi lon Pi Fraternity, social chairman, recording secretary. ED BOND-also candidate for senior vice-president, see story page 4. RA BROADDUS-Business ma jor from Chatham, Va.; NROTC Drill Team, intramural sports, Chi Psi Fraternity, pledge project di rector. HARRY BROOKS-also candi date for sophomore class vice president, see story page 5. RUSTY ELLERBE-also can didate for sophomore class vice president, see story page 5. JOANNE FLOWERS-Econom ics major from Brooklawn, N J.; Pi Beta Phi Sorority, vice-presi denL, assistant treasurer, Euphro synean Literary Society, Epsilon Epsilon Epsilon, Delegate South Carolina State Student Legisla ture, Dean's List, May Court, Ori entation Counselor. GRAHAM HILL-also candidate for junior class treasurer, see story page 6. ELAINE HORGER-Secretarial Science major from Orangeburg; Delta Delta Delta, service projects chairman, Honor Roll. For Position 's Selection I Association and Gamma Epsilon Pharmacy Sorority. Sophomore Miss Smith is an English major from Cayce. She is Delta Zeta Pan-Hellenic Repre sentative and vice-president, and was in the Miss United Fund court and the Beauty and Beast con test. VOTE RAY KNIGHT A & S Senate :e the books! in curriculum. Toronado's in! the course! No more cramming. g takes honors over anything el the Year!) Just sample the style iles. You'll want to major in Old TOmON,ADO - IN TVsflT . O9g T "NJICI OM LE uministrai< e Draws 2; RODNEY KINARD-also candi date for student body treasurer, see story page 3. BOB KURZ-also candidate for vice-president of student body, see story page 1. JEFF LEWIS - Marketing ma jor from Columbia; Pi Kappa Al pha, historian, social chairman, rush chairman, Pi Sigma Epsilon, secretary, Student Union Publicity Committee, Marketing Club, proj ects committee. CLYDE LIVINGSTON - Ac counting major from North, Honor Roll. BARRY LONG - Management major from North Augusta; Chi Psi Fraternity, assistant scholar ship chairman, Hall Counselor, S t u d e n t Government Cafeteria Committee, AFROTC, flight com mander, drill team, outstanding freshman cadet, Honor Roll, Wes ley Foundation. PAULA McMILLAN - Market ing major from Aiken, Kappa Delta Sorority, historian, Republi can Club. RODDY MOSS-Accounting ma jor from York; "Y," Westminster Fellowship. BE THE MOST COMPLIMENTED-( COUPLE She likes to go formal ... and it's so easy for you tc add this perfect touch whenever you step out. Renting elegant formal wear is convenient and econom ical. 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JIM YOUNG-Management ma jor from Hampton, Va.; Maxcy Brotherhood, athletic chairman, NROTC, drill team, Baptist Stu dent Union, Intramural Sports. g Candidates unable to be con tacted by The Gamecock are the following: Fred Ortman, Graham Dynes, Robbie Johnston, Butch Reeves, Bobby Bryant, and Randy Drew. Q-1 253-0461 ITAL SERVICE -se Rocket V-8 takes are a snap! tor Trend Magazine ado-inspired Rocket - FOR THE NEW! BERi. STARFIRI - 4.4-2 LE~L~!]