THE LANCE
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE STUDENT BODY OF ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE
VOL. 11
ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE, LAURINBURG^ N. C. THURSDAY, OCT. 21, 1971
Who’s Who Given To Nineteen Seniors
MABY ABELL, a PoUtical
clence major from Fort MUl,
C., has served as Secretary
1 the Student Association, as
tutor in the Peace Corps,
d has been active In the
ampus Women’s Liberation
roup.
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AMES ARNOLD, an En^ish
ajor from Arlington, Va., has
erved as editorial assistant,
siness manager and assis-
ant editor of the “Cairn” lit-
rary magazine. A suite lead-
r In Winston-Salem dorm,
mes has also been a mem-
-r of the Orientation Commit-
ee.
DAVE E. BUNN, a Business
Administration and Drama ma
jor from Greensboro, N.C.,has
served as WSAP Vice-Presi-
dent and Sales Manager, has
been a member of the Student
Life Committee for 2 years,
served on the Judicial Board
and the Student-Faculty Apel
late Boards for one year each,
is a member of the Highland
Players, on the Dean’s List,
and a faculty assistant for the
Business Department.
DAVID DOLGE, a Drama ma
jor, has served on the Mm's
Residence Court, the Orienta
tion Committee, the Highland
Players Executive Committee,
^ is a member of the Honor
Society,
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DIANNE ELLISON, a Psy
chology major from Greens
boro, N.C., was a Sophomore
Honors Scholar, has served on
the Student Life Committee, and
is a member of the Women's
Recreation Association.
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BILL FORREST, a member
of the Highland Players Execu
tive Committee, has also served
on the Orlentaticxi Committee,
Bill is a Drama major from
Gastonia, N.C.
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CHIP FRENCH, an EngUsh
major from Washington D.C,,
has served as a member of and
President of the College Union
Board.
CHARLES GOTTENKIENY,
who has been news director and
is now program director of
WSAP radio, also is a suite
leader in Orange dormandcur-
rent chairman of the Food Com
mittee. An English major,
Charlie hails from Falls
Cburcb, Va.
ELISABETH HANE, a Suite
Leader In Concord Dorm, is a
Vardell Scholar ancl served as
a tutor of Sophomore C&C.
She is an English major from
Columbia, S.C,
It was announced this week
that nineteen St. Andrews sen
iors have been selected for list
ing in ‘‘Who’s Who In American
Colleges and Universities,"
They were selected by vote
of the upper classmen on the
basis of popularity and merit of
their services and activities
over their years here at SA.
VALERIE HASTINGS, an Ele
mentary Education major from
Colonial Heights, Va., is a
Cheerleader, and has repre
sented St, Andrews in the Azalea
Festival.
CHERRYL HOLT has served
on the Judicial Board, been Vice
President and President of Con
cord Dorm, a member of the
Senate, President Pro-Tem of
the Senate, and Co-Chairman
of the Orientation Committee.
She is a Political Science ma
jor from Raeford, N.C,
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MARY HUTCHESON, an Eng
lish major from Virginia Beach,
Va., has been a member of the
Peace Corps, ZPG, Publicity
Chairman for the Christian
Council, Honor Society, a Suite
Leader in Wilmington Dorm
and President of Wilmington, a
Sophomore Scholar, a Vardell
Scholar, and a member of the
Annual Staff, the Clvitan Club,
and the Code of Respcmsibllity
Committee,
MOLLYE MacLEOD, a Var
dell Scholar, has served as Vice
President of the Clvitan Club,
Student Attorney General, and
as a member of the Judicial
Board tor one year and Chair
man of it for one year. She is
a Chemistry major from Vir
ginia Beach, Va.
JOHNNIE MAE McLAUtlH-
LIN, an English major from
Red Springs, N.C., has served
as a Suite Leader and Presi
dent of Albemarle Dorm, and
as a member of the Senate.
PEGGY OLIVER has served
as a Suite Leader, a member of
the Residence Court, the Judi
cial Board, the Appellate Board,
and has been a Presidential
Scholar and President of the
Honor Society.
JIM POPE, an American Stu-
lies major from Winston-
Salem, N.C,, has been Editor
of the "Lance”, secretary of
the Handbook Committee,
Chairman of the Graduation
Committee, Co-Chairmanofthe
Orientation Committee, a mem
ber of the Highland Players,
listed in the National Student
Register, served on Quill &
Scroll, and a member of Stu
dent Life.
SALLY SPEER, a Vardell
Scholar, has served as Secre
tary of the Women’s Recreation
Association, Student Represen
tative on the Audio-Visual Com
mittee, Secretary of the Judicial
Board, Suite Leader, and has
been a member of the Honor
Society and a Peace Corps tutor.
She is a French major from
Abingdon, Va.
SAM SUTTON, aPolitlcs ma
jor, has serv^ as a Suite
Leader and Vice-Preside^ of
Mecklenburg Dorm, and^l a
member of the Senate.
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RON WILKERSON, a Theatre
major from Fayetteville, N.C,,
has been active in the Highland
Players.
Two Forums Held To
Discuss Open Dorms
Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. the
Student Life Committee met
with a random selection of the
student body to discuss the Open
Dorm Policy. Of the entire stu
dent population, 28 students re
ceived letters inviting them to
participate in the discussion.
Present at the meeting were 9
students of the 28 selected.
The purpose of the discus
sion was to get the opinions of
studmts representing a cross
section of the student popula
tion, Students expressed their
feelings on the present Open
Dorm Policy openly and ho
nestly. On the v^ole the stu
dents fdt that the open dorms,
as they are now, encouraged
development of responsibility
and maturity. The practice ot
In^vidual s^es solving their
pr*lems within themselvM^
pealed to the group. Also it was
felt that U problems arose
\(^cb, for some reason, could
not be solved within the suite
then such cases should be re
ferred to the dorm council for
handling.
Dean McNair was Impressed
with the openess and honesty
expressed by the students in
response to the discussion. Both
Dean McNair and Ken Watkins,
president of the Student As
sociation, thou^t the meeting
to be very helpful.
Wednesday evening at 8 p.m.
Interested students and faculty
gathered in Granville Dorm
lounge to discuss what actually
is hs^penlng to open dorms,
rhis meeting was an informal,
n>en forum discussion, Susan
Whitford, president of Gran
ville, acted as moderator. The
purpose of this meeting was to
get an idea of how Qi>en dorms
are being handled wtthin suites
and within the dorm structure.
Of the professors, present
were Dr. Moi^^, Dr. Single
ton and Dr. Ai^legate. Also
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