Friday, April 29, 1960
THE CAMPUS ECHO
Page Throe
The Critic
By Charles McNeil
Now that the elections are
over, the candidates who won
and the fortunate candidates
who lost can be viewed objec
tively without the slightest hint
of indignation.
James Bryant, a practical but
somewhat cocky administrator
sought the presidency for the
glory of Gamma Beta Chapter.
Lacy Streeter, a reasonable
facsmile of Mohandas Gandhi as
a leader, sought the presidency
for the glory of Tau Psi Chapter.
NCC students had a choice be
tween the administrator and the
leader. They chose the leader.
So as not to slight the Gamma
Beta Chapter, Carl High
(Alpha) was elected ovei^
Timothy McIntosh (Omega) for
the vice presidency.
The choice the students had
for Campus Echo editor was be
tween a stubborn, non-tactful
two and one-half year veteran
of newspaper work, the incum
bent Thomas Lee Cameron and
the unknown, two and one-half
month newcomer, with high
ideals and little newspaper ex
perience, Cynthia Jarman. The
students chose the unknown
two and one-half month new
comer. Maybe the students wera
not voting for Miss Jarman but
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rather against Mr. Cameron.
Of the “Miss NCC” candi
dates, with the exception of
maybe one, all would have madq
a representative “Miss North
Carolina College”; that is, they
all have a supposedly good com
bination of beauty, grace and
brains.
The yearbook editor for 1960-
61, Edith Sutton, could bei
placed in the same category as
Miss Jarman—that is, many
high ideals, and little experi
ence. That, too, is all well and
good except who ever heard of
high ideals editing a good publi
cation.
Concluding, the candidates
promised the students nothing,
with the exception of Mr. High;
so what’s to be expected.
By Cynthia McDonald
A young man who appears to
be going places in the music
world is Nathaniel Leon Jones.
A native of Kinston, Nortl^
Carolina, Nat graduated frort^
Adkin High School as valedic-^
torian in 1955.
While in high school he was
active in the choir, band, and
the male octet. Upon his matri
culation at North Carolina Col
lege he immediately joined the
College band and choir. He ia
now a member of the Musig
Education Club, Dance Orches
tra, and the Woodwind Ensem
ble.
Nat’s musical experiences
have been numerous. He has
played with some of the major
artists in secular music today.
Notable are Sil Austin, Lionel
Hampton, Clyde McPhatter, The
Coasters, Jerry Butler and Dee
Clark.
He now manages his own
band, which has made quite a
name for itself.
As intelligent as he is crea
tive, Nat is a ranking member
of the Senior Class. He was re
cently elected to Who’s Who
Among Students In American
Universities and Colleges. In
1956 he was awarded the Valke-
menian Award for having the
highest average in science.
In spite of his many musical
and scholastic commitments,
Nat has many hobbies which in
clude playing all types o£ spoita,
swimming, reading “g o p 1
books,” and often seeing a “good
movie.” Sometimes, says Nat, “I
like to ride along the coimtry-
side in my car taking advantage
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