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Cheerleaders
Newly Chosen
By ANN McNUTT
The four vacant positions nec
essary to complete this year’s
cheerleader squad were filled last
Wednesday in a general election.
Joining the returning cheer
leaders, Carolyn Campbell, JuUa
Lonon, Terry Westerfield, and Pat
McNeeley, are as follows: Louise
Napolitano, a sophomore; Linda
Craven, Joy McKinney, and Jerry
Westburg, freshmen.
Selecting the four from a field
of approximately forty hopefuls
was the task given to a six mem
ber election board. Members of
this board were; Dr. Harvey Mur
phy, basketball and cross-country
coach; Mr. Paul Fleming, wrest
ling and golf coach; Mrs. Dorothy
Dunn, faculty member; Robbie
Snipes and Jerry Anthony, co
captains of the basketball team,
and John Gaither, president of the
Student Body, Miss Mildred Eng
lish, advisor to the cheerleaders,
chose the faculty members to be
on the election committee.
To make sure that the empty
positions would be filled, a change
was made in the guide iines, mak
ing it possible for entering fresh
men to be eligible to go out for
cheerleader. Previously, the
selection of the cheering squad
was made during the second week
in May, thus limiting the posi
tions to students who were return
ing the next year. This year, how
ever, some of the positions were
vacated over the summer, making
it necessary to chose new ones.
The new cheerieaders wili re
ceive sweaters, megaphones, and
letters to use during the year from
the Student Govemment.They will
also receive, as do the rest of the
cheerleaders, money from the Stu
dent Government for traveling ex
penses and publicity needs.
Besides dispiaying the obvious
attributes of a cheerleaders, those
of poise enthusiasm, and cheering
YRC
Ideas
By RON FOSTER
The Young Republicans of
UNC-C are reorganizing after re
lative inaction last year. The
club emphasis will be placed on the
sharing of political ideas.
“We do not feel that enough
attention was given on this cam
pus to the sharing of political
ideas last year,” comments the
group’s acting president Rick
Dancy.
The YRC seeks to promote an
accessible form for the students
of UNC-C to air their political
opinions. They also plan to pro
vide a wide range of political
speakers and prc^ams with party
affiliation being no barrier. Mr.
Dancy continues by saying, “The
YRC has been insistent in its at
tempt to guarantee that students,
no matter what there ideological
leanings, will not be set apart
from any discussion, although most
members of the groifl) have de
finite ideological opinions.”
Dancy was very quick to set
the YRC apart from other such
organizations. “We are a little
different from most political
groups in that we are not dog
matic with regard to vague po
litical principles,” he says.
Today and Thursday the YRC
is sponsoring ?. membership drive
for all interested students.
Watch For...
Frank Coley’s survey of what
students would like to change on
campus if they could change one
thing will appear on the editorial
pages of the Journal next week.
1967-1968 CHEERLEADERS
The new ones are on the front row
ability, the new cheerleaders carry
responsibility of instiliing in the
hearts and minds of the students
the desire to support the school
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