Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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COEDS SEEKING POSITIONS Donna Davis, Barbara Huitt, Ally B Godwin, Ellen Thurmond (withdrew aI VYING FOR MALE cheerleadii Rusty Burress and Joe lHobsmn. A Herbert Cuthberson and Ra. Fhyii Nine Conti In Race F< Nine candidates chosen in pre election tryouts are seeking the, five male cheerleading positions. Contestants are Bob Blenis, Charles Brandenburg, Rusty Bur ress, Herbert Cuthbertson, Ray: Flynn, Joe Hobson, Jimmy Mc-' Clary, Ed Menzie and Larry Owen. Bob Blenis. junior chemistry major from North Augusta, is Chi Psi IFC representative and has been fraternity rush chairman, pledge trainer and secretary. Hel is a member of Kappa Sigma Kappa honorary, University Mone tary Affairs Committee and the Student Union Calendar Commit-! tee. Blenis has also served as class treasurer in his sophomore year and was for two years an Orienta tion Counselor. Sophomore in accounting Charles Brandenburg is a St. Matthews resident. He is vice chairman of' the Studlent Union Recreation and Tour'natment Committee and a membe'r of Kappa Sigma Kappa, Sigma Nu and Student Senate. Blackmon Er For Student Running unopposed for the posi tion of presidlent of Student Union is Earle Blackmon. Miss Blackmon, a junior interna tional studien major from Harts 1ille, is currently vice-president of the many faceted organization. In the Student Union she has ahlso been on the movies and hos pitality committee. She is activi ties chadirman of D)elta Zeta so rority, second vice-president of Al C CHEERI IN on the varsity chteerlading squad a ell; second row -- Virginia Annx Ree' and Anne Stephens. igposts are, from Ieft to right, FA bsent when picture wa% made were stants See >r Male CF Rusty Burress, a freshman from Greenville, is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity, fresh man cheerleader and a S. C. House of Representatives Page. Seeking re-election to the cheer leading post is Ray Flynn, junior economics major from Charleston. Flynn served as freshman cheer leader and varsity cheerleader dur ing his junior and senior years. He is vice president of Chi Psi fraternity, chairman of the Stu dent Union Artist Series Commit tee, Arnold Air Society executive officer, Air Force ROTC person nel officer, an Orientation Coun selor. Flynn is a member of Kappa Sigma Kappa, Blue Key, Omicron Delta Epsilon honorary economics fraternity and holds an Air Force scholarship and the Chi Psi Educa tional Trust scholarship. Freshman Joe Hobson, a libera) arts major from Arlington, Va. was a member of this years fresh man cheerleading squad andl Air Force ROTC. Biology major ,Jim McClary is r ters Contest Union Prexy pha Iota Mu, and was on the Freshman Honor Roll. [n expressing why she is run ning for Union pretsidenlt, Mis: Blackmon said: "Through thi many- hours of Union work I havy gained a deep sense of the self satisfaction that comes from work ing not for recognition or rewari but for my' fellow students anx from knowing that people I don' know have benefitted from my ef forts." Re-elect PATTI KNIGHT .EADER re, from left to right: first row - es, Pan Hutto, PIatti Knight, Jean V*1 Meuizie, larry Owen, Jim McClary, 11) lentis, Charles l1randenburg, k Positions eerleader junior from Columbia who is now serving as varsity cheerleader and Sigma Alpha Epsilon herald. He is a member of Kappa Sigma Kappa and Arnold Air Society. Ed Menzie, junior bology major from Gary, Ind., is Sigma Nu fraternity's treasurer, a hall coun selor and a member of Epsilon Epsilon Epsilon. Larry Owen of Camden is a freshman majoring in pharmacy. He served this year as head cheer leader on the freshman squad and is assistant treasurer of Chi Psi fraternity. Herbert Cuthbertson could not be contacted by The Gamecock tc submit the necessary information. JOE HOBS( Experien I We'll do anything you happy. Even bleed for yo This is Arrow's auth imported, India ma doesn't b!eed, you' wrong shirt. Other f look for: elbow-leng back collar button, hanger loop. Lots o1 madras shirts to ch< from. $8.00 Not toi Ispend, when you cc we're doing for you. Bold NwBleed by Eight C For Vai Eight Carolina coeds are com peting for the five female varsity cheerleading posts. Selected in preliminary tryouts were Ally Bell, Donna Davis, Jean Godwin, B a r b a r a Huitt, Pam Hutto, Patti Knight, Virginia Ann Reeves and Anne Stephens. Alley Bell, a sophomore educa tion major from Columbia, includes as her activities varsity cheer leader, Student Union Artist Series Committee and Chi Omega pledge trainer and song leader. Freshman Latin major Donna Davis is from Kingsport, Tenn. She is a member of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority and was a high school cheerleader. Jean Godwin of Columbia is a freshman majoring in psychology. Publicity During the past semester the primary medium used for pub licity has been posters which were printed on the Union sign machine. For the larger events, fliers, place cards on cafeteria tables, and float ing signs suspended by helium filled balloons. The Gamecock, WUSC and commercial radio have also been used. This committee is the central point of the Union in that all programs are useless until the Student Body is informed of Union programs. The committee has encountered the problem of students removing publicity before the performances have been com pleted thus depriving other stu dents of the knowledge of many Union activities. Serving as chairman is Barry HIarrelson. Kr CAROLINA ELECT NI VRIYC ce...165FohC tomk /. coe..'95FohC to mchkt nideI wa entic oeds Vie rsity he A member of Chi Omega sorority, she served this year as freshman cheerleader. At A. C. Flora High School, Miss Godwin was head varsity cheerleader, Homecoming Queen and Miss Senior. Barbaa Huitt, a sophomore from Charlotte, N. C., is majoring in nursing. She is secretary of Kappa Delta sorority and was selected "Best Pledge" last fall. Calendar (See The Calendar Committee has re viewed samples from other Uni versity and College Unions and formulated plans for both semester and monthly supplement calen dars. This committee sent out re quests for scheduled events to all University departments and or ganizations at the beginning of each month. From these schedules and information as to Student Union events, Township events, Columbia Music Festival, and Art Museum events, the committee has compiled and distributed a com plete fall s e in e s t e r calendar printed by the University Printing Service. A calendar for the months of November and December contained the corrections of events listed in the semester calendar and such additional information as had been gathered. The January calendar contained the complete final exam schedule and supplemental events not listed on the fall calendar. The committee then published a February, a March. and an April May calendar. Plans are now underway for the printing of a calendar for the ensuing summer sessions. Much of the success of BRIDES You are invited to E LAIINE C 11SPARTY Friday, A 1pril 22 at 3:30 Love/Y qif ., "somethin# blue" for you. R.S.V.P. AL 2-2294 le Bride's Shop 1424 Hampton Street I EERLEAD ER eerleauder In Comi erleadin She is also a candidate for nursing senate. Freshman Pam Hutto from Har leyville is assistant rush chairman and membership chairman of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority, and a member of YWCA, the Garnet and Black staff and Wesley Fellowship. Patti Knight of Columbia is an education major specializing in Spanish. Her activities i n c l u d e Union Stories Page 9) the Union Calendar depends on the responsiveness of the organi zations and departments of the University. Without this much needed cooperation, the calendar is often unnecessarily detained and incomplete. Calendar chairman is Jo Ann Hall. SUMMER SALES POSITION Chesebrough-Ponds, Inc. INTERVIEW APRIL 21 MALE STUDENTS College of Business Administration (Only studenta interested in sales career upon graduation need apply.) " Extensive travel in the Southeast during Summer. " Car and expenses furnished. " Salary $300 per month. for interview, corlact VIRGINIA NICKLES College of Business Administration Did You l MM A MEN'S TRADI Complete Line of: CLIPPER CRAFT ! INTERWO H. PIPING ROCK AFTEF MA) 1426 MA if she doesn't give iti JtXE I li Cologne, 6 ox. $4.50 After Shave, 6 or. $3.50 Deodorant Stick, $1.75 Buddha Cologne Gift Package, 12 o Spray Cologne, $3.50 Buddha Soap Gift Set, $4.00 Cologne, 4 ox., $3.00 petition g Posts Angel Flight pledge t r a i n e r, YWCA, Student Senate, A 1 p h a Order, Student Speakers Bureau, Pan-Hellenic Council, Delta Sigma Pi, delegate to Southern Universi ties Student Government Associa tion, Alpha Lambda Delta, Greek Week Committee, varsity cheer leader, Orientation C o u n s e 1 o r, State Student Legislature .n president of Zeta Tau Alpha soror ity. She was Homecoming Queen runner-up last fall. Miss Knight is also a candidate for education Senate and senior class secretary. Virginia Ann Reeves, a sopho more from Allendale, is majoring in mathematics. Her activities in clude cheerleader, Student Union Artist Series Committee, and Chi Omega sorority activities chair man. ) Brown CARROLL Coughman Fields Frost Jacobs Johnson Loomis ) Sweatman Vaughn Wilkinson ( Willard Wilson Wood X marks the choice for Journalism Senate Lnow That {OS SHOP Gone ?IONAL? UIT S VfEN SOCKS I. S. CLOTHING !SHAVE & COLOGNE {O S IN STREET to you... - get it yourself !