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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA Special Edition Coltimbia, South Carolina, April 19, 1968 Founded 1908 Koplen Royal Three M Run In I Vying for the title of May Queen ire Carolina coeds Ronni Capici, Su za nne O swa I and Anne Stephens. Aliss Capici, a nursing junior from Greenwood, is a member of Wstminster Fellowship and the ('riVersity orchestra. She is a past i,t,nber of the dorm judicial coun CI and the AWS House of Reprc senttives. She is also a hall chair Ma1n. liss Oswald, a senior history education major from Allendale, is a member of Chi Omega, the Na tional Education Association, Epsi l-n Epsilon Epsilon and the Cap stonle judicial council. She is also at membelr of Kappa Delta Epsilon 4-ducation honorary, and the dance and "nneert committees of Stu dcnt Union. Cheerleaders Larly dismissal for Spring Re (ess delayed cheerleader tryouts. Candidates for cheerleader were selected this week, however, and their nanes will appear on the ballot anday. Livingston Salane ty Queen ilection I The third contestant for May Queen is Anne Stephens, a see ondary education major from High Point, N. C. A member of Mortar Board. she has served as varsity cheerl-ader aal as a member of the Iomecoming Court. She is vice president of Zeta Tau Alpha and executive officer of Angel Flight. The three candidates were named finalists for the title at the May Day Beauty Pageant April 2. They were competing against 25 other coeds. The winner will reign over May Day festivities May 4. Miss Oswal Four C For Pr The Carolina student body will choose its next president Monday from a field of four contenders. Don Koplen, Clyde ("C. B.") Livingston, Denny Royal and Tom Salane are the candidates. Koplen is president pro tempore of Student Senate. Ile is a senator. at-large and moderator of Student Government Speak-Out. IHe has been an Arts and Sciences senator and a member of the Inter-Towers Judicial Council. He is presently serving on the Senate Rules Committee and is a delegate to the State Student Leg islature. A junior majoring in psy chology, Koplen is a member of Blue Key Honor Fraternity. His hometown is Danville, Va. Livingston is a senior account ing major from North. He is a member of Omicron Delta Kappa honor service fraternity, Beta Al pha Psi accounting honorary, and Kappa Sigma Kappa and Circle K service fraternities. Finalists or Title Miss Capici Miss Stephens andidat esidenti Livingston has served as presi dent of the Inter-Dorm Council and chief justice of the Preston Area Judicial Board. lie is a stu dent senator, vice president of Preston Area Dorm Government and a nieniber of the Student Union Board of Governors. Royal is vice president of the student body, chairman of the Senate Rules Committee, president of Circle K service fraternity, state chairman for Southern Uni versities Student Government As sociation and delegation chairman When, Where To Vote .Moiqlay 1") polling 1laces will be openl to u 'C stulients. Trhe ipolls will oi)en at U a.in. .a114 %il1 close at 5:30 p.m11. Off-calini stiidents 1m11ust %ote accirmling too SIho1pols. 1 4111rm reshi nts %iII vote av cortling to lieir rusiiince halls. The polling places are an follows: POLL WHO VOTES THERE M alnd N Lobby II. J. K. L, M. N resi dients Ma\ey Ma imly, Thorn ('ecker and lo1scloe Tene lrestonl P'r:st-on. Woodrimw, Biur I4ty. S 11 ) %on 4i en i lin I-lu1les TVienm ints 25. 26. 27. 2.14 anld 29) Coliulbia Mall cohlnin a flall resients Cal'stfone. lfl e CapstonIle resients South li1iiliig stout litB iling resilents Swith Toer South Ttwer resients Sill'i Sibn. W a I leHamiton. McClinlitock. Itchlani Ilall. Meniorial I Hall Ctirrell Gollege Olf-calils Studients inl .\rts aiill svie' lies Off-camlillus stuients in .\ lm ingsriin 1.\ Wardilaw Odllege Off-vanws stoient in Eii(aeticin arnd J,ur lialilm La% Sch'.ol %ftiu tu litS Illn C n al Stu s (t ff-lnudt. stiti t, in S 11 11 1%l - year seorvtarI.iI ie4 I44 and t a rly le % Ilo1)1r114 11 prtIgramis (Conlitinued 0on Page 7) Three Jui For Vice Junior mien running for body are David Eckstrom, Ha Eckstrom, a political scie president of the Carolina Ch cepted candidate for Naval I in the freshman anl sol)hom( member of the Student Religi< member of the Metropolitan I A history Junior from Co the lonors Program, Town Gamecock Party. (Continued es Vie al Seat of the State Student Legislature. A junior business administra tion major from Aiken, Royal is a member of Kappa Sigma Kappa honorary service fraternity, Blue Key national honorary leadership fraternity, Student Union Board of Governors and Student - Faculty Relations Committee. He has served as president of the Columbia Residence Hall and received the award for highest academic average for 1965-66 at Carolina's Aiken branch. A past student senator, Royal has also been a member of the Inter-Dormi tory Council and the Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship. Salane a junior from Columbia, is first secretary of the Executive Cabinet, debate team c a p t a i n, president of the Southern Region of Delta Sigma Rho-Tau Kappa Alpha debate honorary, chairman of the Metropolitan E d u c a t i o n Foundation steering committee and Platforms Koplen Page 7 Livingston Page 5 Royal Page .1 Salane Page 7 secretary-treasurer of the State Student Body Presidents Associa tion. A former student Senate parlia mentarian, Salane is a member of Omieron Delta Kappa, Phi Eta Sigma. M.-n's Judicial Council and Joint Judicial Council. Ilie has a double major in English and his tory. iiors Run President vice president of the student rold Kirtz and Patrick Knie. nce major from Columbia, is ristian Fellowship and an ac eserve Officer School. Listed >re honor rolls, Eckstrom is a )us Association and committee %ducational Foundation. lumbia, Kirtz is a member of Men's Association and the on Pagre 2)