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THE TWIG
April 23, 1949
ELECTIONS
(Continued from page four)
vice-president of Training Union,
vice-president of her Sunday
School department, member of
Freeman Religion Club, Twig
staff. Sigma Pi Alpha, and Little
Theatre.
Nominated for business man
ager of the Twig were Beth
Boggs and Martha Hare, for
business manager of the Oak
Leaves, Betty Ann Hall; for first
vice-president of the day stu
dents, Betsy Jordan and Kather
ine Mims; for vice-president of
Stringfield dormitory, Patsy
Emory, Drake Morgan, Frances
Altman, Ann McRackan, and
Betty (I!ompton; for vice-presi
dent of Vann dormitory, Betty
Penny, Sandra Moore, and
Nancy Duckworth.
Beth Boggs was elected busi
ness manager of the Twig. Beth
has been a Twig reporter and
on the B. S. U. Council. Betty
Ann Hall was elected business
manager of the Oak Leaves.
Betty Ann has been freshman
editor of the Oak Leaves, sopho
more editor of the Oak Leaves,
Twig reporter, associate editor
of the Methodist Student,
Y. W. A. program chairman, and
Y. W. A. devotional chairman.
Betsy Jordan was elected first
vice-president of the day stu
dents. Betsy has been a member
of the Home Economics Club,
Sigma Pi Alpha, and a freshman
counsellor.
Patsy Emory was elected a
vice - president of Stringfield.
Patsy has been a member of the
Student League, Y. W. A. pro
gram chairman, freshman stunt,
freshman basketball team,
sophomore hockey team, and
business staff of the Acorn.
Drake Morgan was elected a
vice - president of Stringfield.
Drake has been on the A. A.
Board, a freshman counsellor,
on the hockey class team, soccer
team, basketball team, and
hockey varsity.
Frances Altman was elected a
vice - president of Stringfield.
Frances has been a freshman
counsellor. Little Theatre
pledge, member of Sigma Pi
Alpha, secretary of the Freeman
Religion Club, social chairman
of general Y. W. A., Twig Staff,
and on committee for Emphasis
Week. Betty Penny was elected
a vice-president of Vann. Betty
has been program chairman of
Y. W. A. circle, a member of
the Sociology Club, and House
Council. Sandra Moore was
elected a vice-president of
Vann. Sandra has been a fresh
man counsellor, publicity chair
man of the Y. W. A., member of
the Barber Science Club, and
Colton English Club.
Nominated for College Mar
shal were Hazel Williamson and
Mimi Stacy; for second vice-
president of the day students,
Barbara Ballenger and Mary Jo
Shaw; for third vice-president
of the day students, Myra Ruth
Stone; for vice - president of
Faircloth, Dot Childress, Martha
Smith, Helen Walker, Dorothy
Allen, and Sarah Jane New-
Pictured above are some of the members of the industrious junior class
preparing for the junior-senior banquet to be given in the college
dining hall tomorrow night. Standing upon the ladder is “Gin” Bowman,
and handing some materials to her is Betty Moore; the profile on thei
extreme right is Charlotte Bowman, and the beautiful bob viewed from
the back is Bunny Harris.
and Folk Dance Club. Martha
Smith was elected vice-president
of Faircloth. Martha has been
a member of the Sociology Club,
Religion Club, Glee Club, a
Y. W. A. circle leader, and Twig
reporter. Helen Walker was
elected vice-president of Fair
cloth. Helen has been a member
of the Religion Club, Sociology
Club, Y. W. A., hall devotional
leader, Sunday School officer,
B. T. U. officer, on Focus Week
committee. Choir, and freshman
stunt.
Ann McRacken was chosen a
vice-president of Jones. Ann has
been a freshman counsellor, sec
retary of the sophomore class,
CO - chairman of Needlework
Guild, Y. W. A. hall vice-presi
dent, committee of one hundred,
member of Granddaughter’s
Club, Freeman Religion Club,
and Business Club. Carolyn
Crook was elected a vice-presi
dent of Jones. Carolyn has been
a member of Tomorrow’s Busi
ness Women, Folk Dance Club,
and Little Theatre properties
committee. Sylvia Currin was
elected vice-president of Jones.
Sylvia has been a freshman
counsellor, sophomore represent-
Dr. Yarbrough
Appears On Program
Dr. John A. Yarbrough, pro
fessor of biology at Meredith
College, is appearing on the pro
gram of the Association of
Southern Biologists meeting this
week-end in Knoxville, Tenn.,
reading a research paper on pea
nut seedlings, which he illus
trates with slides made in con
nection with his research on the
project.
CHOIR
(Continued from page four)
number, followed by “Agnus
Dei” by Bizet. The secular num
bers were “Gute Nacht” a Ger
man Folk Song and “My Bonnie
Lass” by Edward German.
The program by the choir on
April 27 will conclude the series
of broadcasts featuring music
from the campuses.
ative to S. G., secretary of the
Home Economics Club, and on
the committee of one hundred
for Religious Emphasis Week.
bern; for vice-president of Jones,
Ann McRacken, Carolyn Crook,
Sylvia Currin, Nancy Duck
worth, Janet Roberts, and Mary
Jane Utley.
In this election Hazel William
son was chosen College Marshal.
Before holding this office, Hazel
has been secretary of the Stu
dent League, vice-president of
Student League, junior class
Phi marshal, freshman repre
sentative to the May Court, and
a member of the Home Econom
ics Club. Barbara Ballenger was
elected second vice-president of
the day students. Barbara Bal
lenger has been a member of
Sigma Pi Alpha. Myra Ruth
Stone was chosen third vice-
president of the day students.
Myra Ruth has been a mar
shal at Peace, and on the day
student council at Peace, from
which she transferred. Dot
Childress was chosen to be a
vice-president of Faircloth. Dot
has been on the Bee Hive com
mittee, committee of one hun
dred, Little Theatre pledge,
member of the Education Club,
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