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GROUNSEIL GARDNEJ STEPHENS MANN Offk (Continued from Page 1) tion was organized with the sup port of a majority of students that the student body president should not participate, but act as go-between for administration and student body. Perrill, who based his platform on bringing the individual student closer to student government, called for student investigation of the book store. Re BARBAR CHEERL PRESTON E L E JOE: SENI WOODROW WANNR Runnin< RONNY MOODY A F F UNITED TOV VO0T E El ROBERTS BURRESS e Seekers I Reminded of the failure of such projects in the past, he replied that "If we keep trying and pushing something we're going to get it eventually." Drew advocated a non - profit book store which would be set up as a "kook exchange." He expressed a desire to have better communication between stu dents and student government and Iect A HUITT .EADER BURNEY CT PATE ITOH SNOWDEN VOTE AMECOCK! MAKER g With ND MIKE THOMAS IERS 'EFFORT MERRY ANNEB BIHARI THOMAS IIUT'FO HUITF kgree "to better coordinate campus activi ties." Both candidates endorsed the recently passed Senate reappor tionment bill. Perrill suggested that Student Speak-Out be directed each week toward one certain issue, then be opened for free discussion. D r e w disagreed, arguing that "Speak-Out is synonymous w i t h free expression of opinion. I don't think there should be any particu lar issi- to begin with or end with." Candidates also advocated that student government attempt to work more closely with S I a t e r Food Service to help better it. Both candidates stated that they had not been dropped from Senate because of excessive absences. Drew explained he had received a "leave of absence" last year be cause of a laboratory conflict that could not be resolved. Asked why his legislative com mnittee had met only occasionally this year, Perrill attributed it to lack of quorum. ELECT DON HULT SENATOR At Large SENATOR FR SALLY urne' Nineteen For Chee: Nineteen candidates are compet ing for 10 varsity cheerleader positions. Five men and five women will be elected. Female candidates are Judi Bi hari, Jayne Cudd, Jean Godwin, Sherry Gomez, Barbara Huitt, Pam Hutto, Patricia Phillips, Barbara Roberts, Anne Stephens and Mandy Thomas. Male candidates include Rusty Burress, Terry Davis, Harry Gard ner, Scott Grounsell, Rykie Hamer, Bill Mann, L a r r y O w e n, Skip Stockman and Rhett Tindall. Judi Bihari, a freshman from Columbia, is a member of Student Senate and was a freshman cheer leader. She is a member of the American Cheerleader Association. A freshman from Augusta, Ga., Jayne Cudd is a member of AWS Judicial Council and Student Union Artist Series Committee. She was a f r e s h m a n cheerleader and is activities chairman of Delta Delta Delta Sorority. Jean Godwin, sophomore f r o m Columbia, also served as freshman cheerleader. She is a delegate to State Student Legislature. Sherry Gomez, a freshman from Charleston, was a freshman cheer leader. She is an education - math major. A junior from Charlotte, N. C., Barbara Huitt is a varsity cheer leader, Student Senator and a mem ber of Meditrina Nursing Society. She is secretary of Kappa Delta sorority. Pam Hutto, a sophomore f r o m Harleyville, is an incumbent var sity cheerleader. She is a member of Angel Flight, Student Senate, Pan-Hellenic Council and the Stu dent Union Dance and Concert Committee. Patricia Phillips is a freshman from St. Matthews and was a freshman cheerleader. She is an elementary education major and a member of the American Cheer leader Association. Barbara Roberts, a junior from Charlotte, N. C., is a Student Sen ator, a member of Chi Omega so rority and Miss Garnet and Black. She was a freshman cheerleader. A sophomore from High Point, N. C., Ann Stephens is correspond ing secretary of Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority, a member of Angel Flight OM SOJTH ZALKIN 4 t Campaign rleader and a hall representative of Sc Dormitory. She is a secondary eu ucation major. Mandy Thomas from Beaufort is a junior transfer from Mary Wash. ington College. She is activities chairman of Kappa Delta sorority, secretary of AWS and a member of Student Senate. Rusty Burress, sophomore from Greenville, has been a freshman and varsity cheerleader. He is a member of Student Senate, KSK, Circle K and Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. A freshman from Coh.:Aa, Jerry Davis was a freshman cheer leader and has been on the Honor Roll. Harry Gardner, a junior from Columbia, is a member of Sigma Nu fraternity. Scott Grounsell is a sophomore from Greeenville. He is a manage ment major and is treasurer of Phi Delta Theta fraternity. Bill Mann, a freshman civil en gineer major from Winchester, Va., is a pledge of Chi Psi fraternity. A sophomore pharmacy major from Camden, Larry Owen has been a freshman and varsity cheer leader. He is a member of KSK. Senior Candidate Unopposed Pat Naylor, junior from Convent Station, N. J., is the unopposed candidate for senior class presi dent. Presently president of the junior class, Naylor is a member of Sigma Nu social fraternity, Blue K e y National H o n o r Service Fraternity a n d Kappa Sigma Kappa honor service fratern ity. He is also a member of the NAYLOR Student Senate, where he serves on the Election Committee. Naylor was a delegate to the South Carolina State Student Leg islature for two years and to the Southern Universities Student Gov ernment Convention. Residence hall counselor for 1wr. semesters, Naylor is a secretary of the Men's Judicial Council and Joint Judicial Council. Hie is also a member of Epsilon Epsilon Epsilon social fraternity, and participated in the student pro cession at the recent mace presen tation ceremony. senator uirnalism- Education