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COLUMNS
Friday, November 20,1970
Presenting The 1970 Homecoming Court
This year there are sixteen
candidates for Homecoming
Queen. Many of the local
men’s houses are represented
for the first time. The
candidates for 1970-71 are as
follows:
Glee Club has chosen
Debbie Gla^ow as their
nominee. Debbie, a freshman
from Elm City, plans to teach
elementary school upon
graduation. She is interested in
music and is a liberal arts
major.
Ginger Smith, from Rocky
Mount, is re^yresenting the
Athletics Department. Ginger
is a sophomore and is taking
general college courses.
The Dramatics Club is
sponsoring Meredith Madison.
Meredith is a freshman from
West Point, Va., and is
interested in drama. She hopes
to attend East Carolina
University to earn a teaching
degrje.
Barbara Hi^hes, Merritt
Dorm’s rej^resentative, is a
primary education major and a
sophomore. She is interested in
elementary and primary school
teaching. Barbara is from
Henderson.
Phi Beta Lambda is sponsor
ing Kay Whittenton, a
freshman from Dunn, N. C.
Kay is a 2-year buaness major
who wants to be a secretary.
Leiza Hall is sponsored by
COLUMNS. Leiza, a liberal arts
major and a sophomore, is
interested in the jounalism
field. She is from Roanoke
Rapids.
Young Republicans is re
presented by Jane House, a
freshman from Louisburg. Jane
is a liberal arts major who is
interested in Dramatics.
The OAK staff has
nominated Cyndie Schubart, a
sophomore from Louisbui^,
Cyndie is interested in
publications and music and is a
two-year business major.
Ann Harden, a sophomore
from Plymouth, N. C. is Kenan
Dorm’s representative. Ann is a
liberal arts major who is hoping
to attend CaroUna to study
Sociology. She wants to work
with juvenile delinquents.
Angela Bumgarner, re
presenting the commuting
stude.its is a freshman from
Louisburg. Angela is studying
liberal arts and hopes to teach
business.
Third Kenan is sponsoring
Debbie Mills, a freshman from
Richmond, Va. Debbie is a
two-year business studeat. Her
favorite hobby is cheerleading.
Mary Ann Markej, a sopho
more from New Bern, N. C. is
the Ragland House and Elm
Street House representative.
She is a two-year business
major. Her favorite sport is
water skiing.
Wright Dorm is represented
by Jackie Dail, a sophomore
from Ayden, N. C. Jackie is a
two-year business student. She
hojjes to be a secretary after
graduation from Louisbui^.
Jennie Hunter, a sophomore
from Warrenton, is rejMresent-
ing Phi Theta Kappa. Jennie is
a liberal arts student.
Kathy Walston has been
choseii to represent Methodist
Student Movement. Kathy is a
freshman from Clinton, N. C.
The Student Government
Association is sponsoring Peggy
Strickland, who is president of
Women’s Council. Peggy is a
sophomore from Wilmington,
N. C. She is in the liberal arts
course of study.
Freshman
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are, it should be better pre
pared. Another major com
plaint was the day of registra
tion for classes. Again with the
money involved, the students
felt they should be able to get
the classes they wanted. They
felt it was not very well or
ganized.
As for the social life at
Louisburg, many were content
with what was offered during
the week nights, but felt more
should be offfered during the
weekends. Some were happy
staying here on campus, while
others prefer to leave for enter
tainment.
On the whole, many fresh
men are happy with Louisburg
and enjoy what is offered and
the friendly atmosphere of
everyone being “one big happy
family”, instead of in nu
merous little groups, as they
had known before in their high
schools.
Lynn Pugh
It is not eiiough to say that
a man has “arrived.” One must
know in what condition.
DEBBIE GLASGOW
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BARBARA HUGHES
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GINGER SMITH
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KAY WHITTENTON
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