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Elon College, N. C.
PERMIT No. 1
VOLUME 48
MARCIA LUNSFORD
DALE MORRISON
LARRY MABE
RONNIE TUGWELL
ELON COLLEGE, N. C.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1967
Return Requested
NUMBER 4
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JIMMIE LUNSFORD
CAROL LUPINACCI
KEN HOLLlNGSVvORTH
SANDRA WRENN
Ei^ht Named In Who’s Who
Eight outstanding Elon
college students have just
been named for places in
‘‘Who’s Who In Ameri
can Universities and Col
leges,” according to in
formation received in the
office of Dean Fletcher
Moore from the head
quarters of the “Who’s
Who” organization in
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
All of the group have
been excellent students
and have been active in
various phases of campus
life since enrolling at
Elon. The group, chosen
for acadcmic ability,
campus citizenship,cam
pus leadership and pro
mise of future service
in life, includes eight sen
iors. One of the eight
was also honored by
“ vVho’s Who” selection
as a junior last year.
Brief sketches of each
are given in alphetical
order.
KENNETH HOLLINGS
WORTH -- A senior from
Randleman, Hollings
worth has been very ac
tive in music, having been
a member of the Elon
Choir, Elon Quartet,Elon
Band and of the Colle
gium Musicale. He has
also served as a SGA
Senator, on the public re
lations Committee and
has played in Elon Player
productions. He is on the
Maroon and Gold staff,
is a member of the Or
der of the Oak and of
the Alpha Phi Omega, fra
ternity of former Boy
Scouts. ^
JAMES LUNSFORD —
A senior from Winston-
Salem, Lunsford has been
very active with the Libe
ral Arts Forum, hasser-
,red in Student Govern
ment affairs as a Sena
tor, is a member of the
Contemporary affairs
Committee and is a mem-
taking annual photos
The taking of indivi
dual photos for the Phi
Psi Cli, Elon College an
nual, was begun yesterday
and will continue through
today and tomorrow, ac
cording to an announce-
nient from Barbara Hud
son, who is editor in chief
lor the yearbook this year.
The shooting yesterday
and today includes the
hours from 8:30 until5:30
o’clock, with sittings
from 8 until noon tomor
row, and all persons hav
ing appointments are
urged to be on hand
promptly in order to get
the work on the new 1967-
68 Phi Psi Cli off to a good
start.
her of Sigma Mu Sigma
fraternity.
MARCIA LUNSFORD—
Also a native of Winston-
Salem like her husband,
Marcia Lunsford is vice-
president of the senior
class, a member of the
SGA Senate and active in
the Liberal Arts Forum.
She is a member of Pi
Kappa Tau Sorority.
CAROL LUPINACCI —
A native of Stamford,
Conn., Carole Lupinacci
was also honored by
“Who’s Who” last year
and the only one named
a second time this year.
She was secretary of her
freshman class, a mem
ber of the Senate, the
Elon Singers, the Wo
men’s Dormitory Council,
the Statewide Student Le
gislature, the Inter-Fra-
lernity Council and has
served on both the Spring
Weekend and Homecom
ing committees. She is a
member of Pi Kappa Tau
Sorority.
LARRY MABE — A
senior from Star, Mabe
has been active in Stu
dent Government Affairs,
serving on the Honor
Court and as chairman of
the Freshman Orientation
Committee this year. He
is a m em ber of the F rench
Club and of Alpha Pi Del
ta.
DALE MORRISON —A
senior from Lynchburg,
Va., Dale Morrison has
been outstanding in Stu
dent Government activi
ties throughout his col
lege years, and he was
electcd last spring as
president of the SGA for
this year. He had pre
viously been a member of
the Senate and Honor
Court and represented
Elon in the Statewide Stu
dent Legislature.
RONNIE TUGWELL —
A senior from Arlington,
Va., Tugwell has been
active in both Student
Government affairs and In
sports. He has been sec-
retary-treasurer of his
class and has served in
the Senate. He has also
played varsity baseball
since his freshman year.
He is a member of Kap
pa Psi Nu Fraternity.
SANDRA WRENN — A
senior from Staley, San
dra is also active in SGA
affairs, serving as chair
man of the campus board
of elections, a member
of the Honor Court and a
member of the Religious
Life Committee. She is
also a member of the Or
der of the Oak and the Bap
tist Student Union and has
served as a commence
ment marshal.
Elon Sophomore Fatally Hurt
In Auto Wreck Near Campus
John Anderson, 19-
year old Elon sophomore
from Aberdeen, was kill
ed in an automobile ac
cident which occurred on
Saddle Club Road about
one mile from the cam
pus on Friday night, Octo
ber 6th.
His death came in a
two-car collision which
involved five other Elon
students, with the com
pact car in which he was
riding cut in half by the
impact with the other car.
Young Anderson was
one of four persons rid
ing a new compact car
that was moving west on
Saddle Club road. The
car, driven by James
Warner, of Glen Olden,
Pa,, and also occupied by
David Bowden and Bruce
Duncan, Elon students
from Alexandria, Va.,
went out of control and
skidded broadside in the
path of the other car.
The second car was
moving east, driven by
Paul Bleiberg, of Wil
mington, Del., and also
occupied by Andrew Mor
ris, of Wadesboro,struck
the smaller car on the
right side and inflicted the
fatal injuries on Ander
son, who was reported
dead on arrival at Ala
mance County Hospital.
The drivers of both
cars were admitted to
the hospital that night for
observation and treat
ment, with Warner re
ceiving lacerations of the
forehead and Bleiberg re
ceiving a fractured nose.
The other occupants of the
two vehicles were treat
ed for minor hurts and
released by hospital au
thorities.
The compact car in
which Anderson was rid
ing at the time of his
death was cut in half by
the impact and termed a
total loss with damages
estimated at $3,000. The
heavier automobile in
volved in the crash had
estimated $200 damages.
John Anderson, the
dead youth, was the son
of Mr. and Mrs. George
D. Anderson, of Aber
deen, and funeral ser
vices were held at the
First Baptist Church in
Aberdeen on Sunday af
ternoon, October 8th, with
burial in Bethesda Ceme
tery there.
Special memorial ser
vices were also conducted
for young Anderson in
Whitley Memorial Audi
torium here at Elon at
10 o’clock on Tuesday
morning, October 10th,
with the Rev, John S,
Graves, campus minister,
officiating.
WRECK VICTIM
JOHN ANDERSON
Dies In Wreck