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MSG Will Run All Nomineesj§
On Tickets and by Petition!
James Childress
This year all candidates for
president and vice-president of the
men's Student Government will be
by petition and will run together
on tickets.
Running on one ticket will be
James Childress for president and
Jim Boles for vice-president. James
has served as president of the SAB
and SCA this year. Jim has been
junior class president and co-chair-
Chief Cheerleader
Will Be Selected
Two nominees have been se
lected to vie for head cheerlead
ers. These junior girls are Jane
Truelove and Judy Allen. Jane,
an education major, hails from
Wrightsville Beach, and this was
her first year to cheer for Guilford
College. This completes Judy's
third year on the squad and her
first one as head cheerleader. She
is a biology major from Hyatts
ville, Maryland.
Other cheerleaders for next year
will be Judy Wells, Judy Standi,
Lynn Hundley, Betsy Winesett,
and Fraser Smith. Alternates will
be Linda Goble and Brenda Fer
guson.
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Press Waddington
man of the Social Committee.
On another ticket will be Press
Waddington for president and Jon
Burwell for vice-president.
This is the first year the boys
have run on tickets. By working
elections this way, the MSG feels
that there will be more co-opera
tion between officers. Formerly the
runner-up in the presidential elec
tions has been vice-president.
Social Committee
Seeks to Expand
The social committee is expand
ing its membership this coming
year to include twenty students.
Candidates fo'r chairman of the
Committee are Tommy Kemp and
Fraser Smith. Both are members
of the rising senior class.
Fraser has served this year as
president of Founders Hall and is
presently a member of the Social
Committee. She is from Trinity,
N. C. Tommy is from Asheboro
and is also a present member of
the Social Committee.
In addition to the two candi
dates for chairman, 23 persons
have been nominated for the Com
mittee from which 18 will be
selected to serve for the 1961-62
year.
The nominees are: Ken Griffin,
Merle Mallard, Betsy Winesett,
Mickey Herrin, Sarah Andrew,
John Huffman, Sue Kohn, Rusty
Brown, Bobby Davidson, Jane
Simpson, Gary McGee, Judy Vail,
Jon Cox, Howard Braxton, Diana
Coneybear, Karen Karnan, Norm
Hamrick, Jane Coltrane, Tommy
Bowers, Lynn Hundley, Dwight
Thomas, Frank Bailey, and |udy
Wells.
Quaker Candidates
Jane Coletrane and Lynn Hund
ley are tying for top spot on the
Quaker staff. Both of these juniors
seeking the editorship have served
on the annual staff this year, Jane,
on the circulation staff and Lynn,
on the sports staff.
Contenders for the title of busi
ness manager are Tommy Kemp
and Harold Goodman.
THE GUILFORDI AN
Nominations Made
for Class Officers
Nominees have been selected to
run for all offices of three classes.
Freshmen officers will be elected
next year when the new freshman
class is organized.
SENIOR
President Jim Boles
Vice-President Bill Harris
Tommy Kemp
Secretary Norma Hamrick
k Robin Holland
Treasurer Ronnie Parker
Dan Barrow
JUNIOR
President John Huffman
David Greene
Vice-President Frank Lowery
David Wells
Secretary Margaret Seymour
Brenda Ferguson
Treasurer Judy Wells
Elizabeth Pyrtle
SOPHOMORE
President David Miller
Pat Larracey
Vice-President Dick King
Mike Allred
Secretary Margaret Greene
Nancy Judd
Treasurer Don Foulks
Dan Kuzma
Blanchard, Leith V ie
for Guilfordian Post
Seeking top slot on the GUIL
FORDIAN staff are Garry Blanchard
and Margaret Leith. Gary is a staff
reporter on a leave of absence from
the St. Petersburg (Fla.) Times.
Prior to his joining The Times, the
Navy claimed him for four years.
Margaret is a transfer student
from Peace College in Raleigh
where she was circulation man
ager and reporter for the college
paper her first year. After that she
served as assistant editor.
Penny Smith and Linda Shep
pard, both sophomores, are run
ning for managing editor. Penny
has done some writing for the
paper and worked on the business
staff. Linda is an English major
and a tutor for the department.
Both girls are Dana scholars.
SCA Candidates
Officers nominated for president
of the Student Christian Associa
tion are Evelyn Copeland, Bill
Rhoads, and Judi Tindall.
Evelyn is clerk of the Young
Friends, has served as secretary of
the WSG, and is a religion major.
Bill is president of the Revelers
Club, is active in the Canterbury
Club and has played a major part
in organizing a new library pro
ject. Judi is presently secretary of
the SCA, has been active in the
Canterbury Club and is a Religion
major.
Candidates for secretary are
Margaret Leith and Mary Green
wood; for treasurer, Pat Larracey
and Jim Hudson; and for program
chairman, Montie Milner and Jean
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Stancil, Smith Will Seek Top
Position On WSG Council
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Fraser Smith
Judy Stancil and Fraser Smith
are the candidates for the 1961-62
office of President of the Women's
Student Government. Judy is from
Warsaw, North Carolina, and is
a member of the Class of 1962.
She is presently the WSG junior
class representative from Shore
Hall. Judy is a math major, an
honor-roll student, and has been a
cheerleader since coming to Guil
ford in 1958.
Fraser, also a member of the
class of '62 has served this year as
house president of Founders Hall.
She is from Trinity, N. C., and is
a member of the Social Committee
and Quaker staff. The runner-up
in this election will serve as vice
president.
For secretary, two Hobbs room
mates, Linda Shepherd of High
Point and Brenda Ferguson of
Liberty, are in the running. Both
are rising juniors.
Nominations Made
for WAA, MAA
Nominations for various offices
in the Men's Athletic Association
will be as follows:
President Tommy Bowers
Jon Burwell
Vice-President Bobby O'Daniel
Howard Braxton
Secretary Tom Whitely
Frank Simpson
Treasurer Ken Hedrick
Conrad Parker
For the Women's Athletic As
sociation nominees are:
President Linda Goble
Starr Sisk
Secretary Glenda Watson
Judy Wells
Treasurer Lois Chase
Sarah Andrews
May Day Chmn. Merle Mallard
Sue Kohn
The runner up in the presi
dential election will serve as vice
president.
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Judy Stancil
Katherine Smith, of Summer
field, and Lois Chase, of Lynn,
Massachusetts, are candidates for
the office of treasurer.
In the various houses, Hobbs has
three candidates for president:
Judy Allen, Merle Mallard and
Norma Hamrick. In Shore, the
candidates are Linda Lawson and
Barbara Stroud; in Founders,
Martha Bean and Lynn Hundley.
The class representative nomi
nees are:
HOBBS
Senior Bobin Holland
Adrene Andrews
Junior Judy Wells
Carole Hunter
Sophomore Karen Karnan
Elizabeth Andrews
SHORE
Senior Dottie Bollenbach
Karen Ljung
Junior Marcia Milner
Sue Kohn
Sophomore Margaret Greene
Dottie Worth
FOUNDERS
Senior Joann Hanks
Carol Lowe
Junior Starr Sisk
Pris Hancock
Sophomore Sandy Brown
Sara Andrew
The WSG urges all women stu
dents to keep in mind that each
person votes only for her dorm
and her class, in addition to coun
cil officers.
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