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BURTON, McFARLAND SEEK
SOCIAL COMMITTEE POSITION
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Kaye Burton, an Education ma
jor, and Betty Lou McFarland, an
Elementary Education major, are
the two nominees for the Chairman
of the Social Committee. This year
Kaye is a marshall, treasurer of the
WAA, and a cheerleader (for the
third year). She is a member of
the Wesleyan Fellowship, has been
in the SCA and on the Quaker
staff, and she was secretary of her
Sophomore class. Kaye is a rising
Senior.
Betty Lou has been on the WAA
cabinet this year, secretary of the
BURTON, WALDREP CONTEND
FOR QUAKER EDITORSHIP
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The two contenders for the edi
torship of the Quaker are Gaye
Burton and Jerri Waldrep. Both
will be Seniors next year. Gaye has
worked on the annual this year as
class editor. She has been on the
Social Committee two years and
in the Wesley Foundation two
years. This year she is one of the
marshals. Her major is Educa
tion.
Jerri has also worked on the an-
Hinshaw, Chase Run
For Choir President
The two boys
running for
choir president
are Howard
Hinshaw and
Charlie Chase.
Howard is ma
joring in chem
istry. He is pres
ently chief mar
shal, a mem-
ber of the Collegiate Civitan Club,
and of the Young Friends.
Charlie is a
math major, is
on the Honor
Board and is
president of the
Junior Class.
Kermit Rob
inson and Bob
Winsor are run
ning for Busi
ness Manager.
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K. Burton
MYF, corresponding secretary of
the SCA, and librarian for the
choir. Last year she was on the
planning committee for Religious
Emphasis Week. She is a rising
Junior.
Those running for Social Com
mittee members are Jimmy Boles,
Joe Brown, Pat Burgess, Gaye Bur
ton, Marty Falkoff, Phil Fulton,
Margaret Haworth, Robin Holland,
Fred Homer, Lynn Hundley, Tom
my Kemp, Merle Mallard, Carolyn
Nimitz, Ronnie Otwell, Dora
Smith, Dick Strine, Van Warner,
and Lynn Warren.
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Waldrop
nual this year. She was the Fresh
man WSG representative last year.
She is in the Spanish Club and is
the Social Co-chairman for the
WAA. Jerri is majoring in psy
chology.
Doug Kerr is running on a "yes
no" ballot for business manager of
the annual. He is presently the as
sistant Public Relations Director.
Last year he was editor of the
Guilfordian.
Daryl Kent to Speak
About Hobbes at
March 27 Lecture
Dr. Daryl Kent of the Religion
and Philosophy Department will
speak in the College Union on
March 27. He will discuss Thomas
Hobbes. The main emphasis of the
lecture will concern Hobbes' the
ory of man and his political philos
ophy. Dr. Kent will limit his dis
cussion to Hobbes' book, "The Le
viathan."
This is a continuation of the Fri
day evening lectures. There will be
a discussion period followed by
refreshments after the lecture.
The Bore: "Yes, I don't know
how it is, but I feel thoroughly
wound up tonight."
The Hostess: "How very strange!
And yet you don't seem to go!"
THE GUILFORDIAN
Nominees Chosen
For IRC Offices
Nominees for the presidency of
the IRC are Miriam Almaguer and
Giap Vu. Miriam is a Cuban stu
dent whose home is now in Miami,
Florida. She has been in the IRC
two years. She is presently acting
as president of the Spanish Club.
Miriam has been a member of the
Young Friends group, and the
choir for two years. Last year she
was on the WAA cabinet, the
Freshman Chapel Committee, and
the Guilfortlian staff. She is a math
major.
Giap Vu is a new student here
this year. His home is in Vietnam.
Giap is interested in studying fields
related to political science.
Candidates for the vice-presi
dency of the IRC are Mary Kim
and George Passes. Susan Freeman
is running on a "yes-no" ballot for
secretary. For treasurer Jamie Ma
thews and Long Vu are running.
Remember that this Thursday,
Friday and Saturday are non-cut
days before Vacation. The three
days after vacation, March 24, 25,
and 26 are also non-cut days.
O'Boy, I'm rushing to the polls. All
us intelligent college students ought'a
vote.
SUITER, HOLLAND WILL CONTEND
FOR REVELER'S CLUB PRESIDENT
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Suiter
Both Larry Holland and Chris
Suiter, who are seeking the presi
dency of the Reveler's Club, enter
the race with a substantial back
ground in dramatics.
Larry was a member of the dra
matics Council last year and had a
leading role in the fall production
this year. He is vice-president of
the Junior Class and was a repre
sentative to the State Student Leg
islature.
PARKER, HOLLOWAY NAMED
NOMINEES FOR MAA HEAD
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Parker
In the athletics branch of elec
tions Bob Holloway and Lester
will be running for president of
the MAA. Bob has played football
for three years holding an end po
sition. He is a member of the Mon
ogram Club. Bob is a married stu
dent living off campus.
Lester is the newly elected vice-
BURTON, PRIMM ENTER RACE
FOR TOP POSITION OF WAA
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Promm
The two Juniors running for
WA A president are Caroline
Primm and Kaye Burton. Caroline,
an Elementary Education major,
has been in the WAA for three
years. She has also been in the
choir for three years and is now
robe mistress. Caroline is a mem-
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Holland
This is Chris' third year in the
Reveler's Club. He has been in
five productions and a member of
the dramatics council. He is a
'member of the History Club and
was in the choir two years. He was
a representative to the State Stu
dent Legislature and is now on the
Interim Council.
John Hewlett will be running on
a "yes-no" ballot for business man
ager.
MARCH 11, 1959
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Holloway
president of the Monogram Club.
He has been a fullback on the
football team for three years. Les
ter is also an alternate to the MSG
To fill the other offices of the
MAA Brodie Baker and Buddy
Key are running for vice-presi
dent; Herman Clark and Groome
Fulton, for secretary-treasurer.
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Burton
ber of the Young Friends group on
campus.
Kaye has been in the WAA two
years serving as treasurer this year.
This is her third year as a cheer
leader and as a member of the
Wesleyan Fellowship. She was in
the SCA and on the Quaker staff
a year. She was Sophomore class
secretary. Kaye is now a marshal.
The runner-up in this race will
be the vice-president. Nominees
for other offices include Gail Ball
weg and Margaret Haworth for
secretary; Sarah Atkinson and Pat
Garner, treasurer; Nancy Ackley
and Gaye Burton, May Day Chair
man; and Jerri Waldrep and Wilma
Lou Snipes for Social Co-Chairmen.
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