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NORTH CAROLINA WESLEYAN COLLEGE
October 11, 1961
Sophomore Operates
Ham Radio Station
Bill Creekmore, a sophomore
student, has brought his hobbie,
ham radio operation, with him to
the North Carolina Wesleyan cam
pus.
Bill received his ham radio oper
ator’s license when he was four
teen. After entering North Carolina
Wesleyan College in 1960, he decid
ed to share his radio equipment
Evening Vespers
Inspire Students
In the quiet aloneness of the
chapel
I sit with myself, my
conscience, my God.
An important part of the develop
ment of the student is his spiritual
education. For this reason vespers
and held every Sunday night in the
campus chapel.
The Sunday Evening Vesper
Committee is composed of Joan
Lambenth, Charry Gorham, Louise
Kempley, Faye Ellington, Larry
Deynolds and Richard Tripp. The
function of the committee is to
plan programs which will be of
interest to college level students.
Vespers are held each Sunday
night at 7 p. m. in C-117, the tem
porary chapel. The committee is
working hard to have programs
that will be interesting and give
that special way to start the week
out right. Everybody is urged to
attend.
with the college. The station was
given a location, and K4HU14 be
came its call letters. Bill’s enthus
iasm spread to another member of
the sophomore class, Louis Wom-
ble.
These two boys have been work
ing hard to improve their project;
they even worked on it during the
summer. Bill and Louis have ex
tended an invitation to the coUege
community to join them in the Ham
Radio Station Club. Membership in
the club is not limited to male
members, but is open to any inter
ested person. The purposes of the
club are:
(1) to stimulate interest in ama
teur radio and electronics,
2) to aid students in securing a
ham radio operator’s license,
(3) to render services to the stu
dents by phone patches.
Those interested in joining the
Ham Radio Station Club may con
tact Bill and Louis; they are
usually at the station from 12 to 1
p. m.
S PORTSWEAR
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Sportswear
DANIEL’ S
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Dickie Moore Named
To Cabinet Of SGA
The sophomore class will be rep
resented this year in the cabinet
by Dickie M'oore. Dickie, who is
from Rocky Mount, attended Wes
leyan last year also.
The cabinet is the branch of the
Student Government Association
which attends to daily matters of
concern to the student body. Dickie
will, among other duties, serve on
the Constitution Sub-Committee,
which will propose amendments to
the constitution in an effort to make
it more democratic.
The freshman representative to
the caibinet will be chosen by the
freshman students in the forthcom
ing elections. Faculty advisor to
the cabinet is Dr. James A. Hailey.
CAMPUS SCENE
House mother Mrs. Frances Mc
Farland riding her bicycle on a fall
afternoon.
Peoples
Bank
AND TRUST COMPANY
Extends Best Wishes To
NORTH CAROLINA
WESLEYAN COLLEGE
And Its Administration,
Faculty, Staff and Students
Dormitories Elect
Council Members
At the first official meeting of
the Dorm Councils, the dorm offi
cers were elected for both the wo
men’s dorm and the men’s dorm.
They are the first dorm council of
ficers of Wesleyan College.
In the women’s dorm, the sopho
mores eligible for the office of
president included Wanda Exum,
Lillie Mae Delamare, Jane Smith,
Margaret Walters, and Brenda
Rose; Jane Smith was elected. The
Council elected Patsy Powell, a
freshman, to serve as secretary-
treasurer.
In the men’s dorm, Ervin CiiUi-
pher was elected president. He was
elected from the sophomore coun
cilors including Jerry Miller, Jerry
Chesson, Dickie Moore, and David
Caison.
Freshman council members elec
ted were Bill Hoyle, Guy Rouse,
Bill Horner, and Jimmy Johnston.
The Council elected Bill Hoyle to
serve as sectretary-treasurer.
Movie Series
(Continued from page 1)
shown on April 13.
Last in the series on May 11 is
THE MAN WHO CAME TO DIN
NER with Monty Wooley, Bette
Davis, Ann Sheridan, and Jimmy
Durante.
Student and faculty members in
terested in attending the movies
should give their donations to John
Adlen as soon as possible.
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