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THE COLLEGI ATE
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Thanks Voters
Adams To Boom Senator
Program Fall Semester
Collegiate Photo By Bill Feetham
These members of the Bulldog: tennis team were looking forward to playing on the Colleges
new tennis courts which will be inaugurated in the High Point match this afternoon. From left are
Bobby Dunn, coach, Bob Stone, John Baker, William Beddingfieid, Herb Ward and Tommy Par-
Jeff Adams, president-elect of
the dooperative Association, Has
released his victory statements
i and some immediate presidential
[ plans. .
' Interviewed by a Collegiste re-
iporter'Tdlin^ made the followmg
l^tements. “I express apprecia
tion and thanks for the wonderful
I support and cooperation of my fel
low students during the campaign.
I I think it was a very good cam-
i paign and one that took much time,
i effort, and faith to win.
1 “I had,” Adams continued, very
i strong competition in this race
i from a very capable person who
has shown his capability in <^er
positions; however, I am enthuse
' asticaUy encouraged by your faith
: in me "in electing me for this of-
; fice.”
When asked about plans concern
ing his administration, Adams em-
I phasized he will live up to the
platform presented in his cam-
I paign speech. He intends to pre
sent the proposed student senator
plan at the first Executive Board
meeting after his installation. This
will be done in order to determine
the opinion of the new Board con-
I cerning the plan.
i Adams said he would like, if pos
sible, to bring up this proposal be
fore the entire association some
time this semester, but expressed
ham.
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doubt that time will permit su t,
He does, however, desire to i
groundwork this spring for mitT;
tion of the plan next fall.
In addition to the senator «
tem, he plans to promote the
points of his “program, of awar^
ness” as outlined in his camnai^
Adams expressed his continiSi
interest in the student union
of his platform and said he
have some additional ideas on tfc
issue by the end of this
school
year, if possible
When asked to what he credits
his victory, Jeff replied he believp?
“people’s confidence and faith ar?
very instrumental in determinin
an election ” Hp
He attributes his
cess to students’ confidence
faith in him and to the outstandin?
organization and interest of
confidence and
t?®
who worked on his campaign.
The turn - out at the polls for thi?
presidential election has been X
scribed as a new voting record for
this school.
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SIGMA TAU CHI — Miss Janet
Blackwood, a rising Senior, was
elected president of the ETX at
their weekly meeting, Monday,
May 1. Other officers elected to
head the .sorority are Maggie Wil-
I Edmundson, Secretary; Sylvia
liams. Vice - President; Nanelle i Hill, I.F.C. Representative.
Miss Judith Parrish received the
“Woman of the Year” Award at
the Sigma Pi-Delta Sigma Spring
Banquet.
Delta Sigma will have their
beach party at Carolina Beach this
weekend.
STARTING
FRIDAY
May 5th For
9 Days
! Johnson, Corresponding Secre
tary; Faye Brinson, Treasurer;
; Clint Bunn, IFC Representative;
j Nancy Britt, Alternate IFC Re^
I resentative; Ann Benton, Histori
an; Sandy Huggins, WRA repre-
fflincled
{sentative; Patricia Collins, Social
j Chairman; Johnne Owens, Rush
.Chairman; Nellie Mac Bryan,
[Chaplain; Evelyn Edwards, Schol
arship Chairman.
I The sisters will spend the week
end of May the 12 at Morehead
Beach, and the Sigma Tau Chi
Spring Banquet wiU be held May
6 at the Cherry Hotel with the
; Stardusters providing dance mu
sic.
j DELTA SIGMA — The new
! president of Delta Sigma is Judith
: Parrish. Other officers are Brenda
Bulluck, Vice President; Judy
Neighbors, Secretary; Martha Ear-
j ley, Treasurer; Lois Nushan, His-
[torian - Chaplain; Joan W i g g s.
Scholarship and Chairman; Sybil
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PHI SIGMA TAU sorority in
stalled officers for 1961-61 at an
afternoon ceremony May 1. Suc
ceeding Jud.v Bissette as president
is Mickey Hayes; Shiela Jones
takes over the position of vice
president, held this year by Mar
garet Walker.
The remaining officers were in
stalled as foUows: recording sec
retary, Jaxie Daughtry; corre
sponding secretary, Peggy Lee;
treasurer, Jackie Rivenbark; chap
lain, Patsy HaU; historian, Janice
Lamm; WRA representative, Pat
Roberson; IFC representative,
Anne Hardj’; IFC alternate, Judy
Whitehurst; and reporeter to The
Collegiate, Joyce Barwick.
Following the installation cere
mony, the sisters enjoyed a sup
per together at Parker’s.
DELTA SIGMA PHI — On Sat-
{urday April 29, the Delta Sigs held
I their annual Sailor’s BaU at the
j National Guard Armory. President
j Bailey Swertfeger termed the
dance the biggest success of the
year. In intramurals. Delta Sig is
now in first place but is being
pressed hard by the men of Hack
ney Hall. All Delta Sig men are
urged to support the fraternity in
their race to keep their lead in in
tramural activities.
I SIGMA PI — The annual spring
I banquet of Sigma Pi and their
Orchid BaU was considered a great
success. The Brothers would Uke to
congratulate Billy GiU upon his
selection as the Pledge of the
Year. Also, congratulations are in
order for BiUy Batchelor on his
selection as Man of the Year in
the fraternity.
Plans are now under way to
hold a cook-out honoring the Sen
iors of Sigma Pi and the other de
parting brothers. Doug Swain an
nounced that this affair would be
held Thursday at 5:00 at the Rec
reation Center. All brothers,
pledges, and dates are urged to
! atend.
! The date of initiation for pledges
has been set for May 10 and 11.
i Pledgemaster Batchelor comment! ;
i ed that this was the best group of i
[pledges Sigma Pi had seen fori
I some time. i
i ALPHA SIGMA PHI — the fra- ■
i ternity Board of Control has been :
; considering the possibilities of'
; buying a house since the present |
I house wiU be torn down to make i
I way for a new Fine Arts Center i
for the college. As of now there has j
been no choice made. Plans are
also under way to prepare the an- i
nual Spring Banquet and dance
The affair wiU be held at the'
Hotel Cherry on May 13, from 7-30'
until 11:30 p. m. The Man of the I
j Year award wiU be given to the i
I outstanding man in the fraternity ;
I at this banquet. AH seniors wiU i
I receive gold letter pins.
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