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VOLUME 50
Elon College, N. C,
Thursday, December 11, 1969
NUMBER 11
Four Join
Alpha Psi
Alpha Psi Omega, na
tional honorary drama
society, inducted four new
members Sat», Dec. 6,
Those inducted were
Jacquei Lye, Janet Syl
vester, Jeff Fields and
David Scuddar.
Requirements for
membership are based on
the amount of work done
for the threater produc
tions, also, a mem
ber must be a junior or a
senior.
Officers of Alpha Psi
Omega are Dice Wyllie,
grand director; Jim Gil
lespie, business mana
ger; and Glenda Condon,
secretary.
Play Postponed
The production of
“Black Comedy” by the
Elon Players will be post
poned until the beginning
of Spring Semester as an
nounced by Dale Kaufman,
director.
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Concert Band Gives Senote Sets Up ComniitteG
Winter Performance
The Elon College Con
cert Band, under the di
rection of Prof. Jack O.
White, presented its win
ter concert Tuesday, Dec,
9 at 8 p.m. in Whitley
Auditorium.
Included on the pro
gram were Osterling’s
‘Constitution State”,
Haydn’s “Oxford Sym
phony”, Persechetti’s
‘Serenade For Band” and
“Overture in B Flat” by
Giovanivini. Also, “His
Honor” by Fillmore,
“Thunderbird” by Erick
son, “The Sussex Mum
mers Christmas Carols
by Grainger and “Christ
mas Music for Winds by
Cacavas,
Members of the concert
band include Susan Pell,
Pris Spoon, Janice Bump,
Mary Ann Swartout, Lou
Parker, Cliff Karnes,
Donna Kerkow, Cynthia
Coker, Keith Cole, Jim
Fogle, Charles Berry
man, Ed Thomas, and
Randy Glass,
Fast For UNICEF
The Mathatians, a
Christian Fellowship
group, received a $98
check from Slater Food
Service and $28.53 in con
tributions for their
Thanksgiving Fast for
UNICEF held on Novem
ber 14, announced Larry
Sage, president.
The Mathatians wish to
thank all those who par
ticipated in the Fast and
those who contributed
money to help make the
Fast successful.
Also, Sandy Dofflemy-
er, Carol Emmett, Bob
Johnson, Cecil Johnson,
Steve Griffin, Steve Stu
art, Robert Snyder, Paul
Dempsey and Ken Elling
ton.
And, David Baker,
Charles Colin, Ronnie
Crouch, Tom Dechant,
Bill Ogle, John Park, Dal-
nolds, Susan Patton,
Charles Calligan, and Mi
ckey Stuart.
George Cannon, David
Ashby, Mark Levine, Ad
dison Hines, Bill Haffey,
Bruce Johnson, Melvin
Smith, Barry Simmons,
Perry Crouch, and Bill
Crocker,
Also, David Abernethy,
Roger Sampson, David
Fuller, John Bryant,
Keith Osborne, Jeff Sha-
mar and Janet Winstead,
and Robert Fitch.
Assoc. Director of the
band is Prof. Russell
F rench.
By FRANK BECK
November 20 the Senate
held an informal meeting
at 6:15 P.M. in Second
Floor Long. Special re
ports, new bills, and an
nouncements were pre
sented.
A letter from Dean
Berry was read concern
ing the problem of the
damanged telephones in
Smith Dorm, The Tele
phone company has
threatened to remove all
the telephones in the dorm
if the abuse is continued.
Lee Loy has formed a
Committee on Commit
tees that will check all
other committees. This
committee is designed to
give the students confi
dence concerning the
committees’ work.
New bills were pre
sented by the class se
nators. The first bill
brought to the floor and
passed concerned the in-
40 Are Inducted
By Alpha Chi Order
‘Laugh-In’
Award Here
The cynosure of attent
ion this past week has
been the stately object
centered in the showcase
of the student union.
Rumors began to mount
as students viewed the
lone statue. When observ
ed closely the engraving
read: “FlyingCickleFin
ger of Fate.” The statue
cs presented weekly by
the TV show “Laugh-In”.
(Continued on page 2)
Forty students were in
ducted into the Elon
chapter of Alpha Chi, hon
orary society Thursday,
Dec. 4 in a ceremony
held in McEwen Dining
HalL
To be eligible for mem
bership in this society
a student must have a
quality point average of
3.0 and must be of good
character.
The following students
were inducted;
SENIORS
Jewel Saunders Adams,
Larry James Bowen,
Baxter M. Buchanan Jr.,
Emily Jane Crocker,
Harrison C. Dunlap, John
T. Goodgame, Nancy F.
Gurney, Kathleen M.
Handrahan, Karen A.
Kuemmerlin, Maryann D.
McCrary, Harold R, Mor
ton, and Kenneth E. Neal.
Also, Wanda W. Newlin,
Frieda S. Noah, Carol L.
Wilson, and Ann E. Wood-
ahl.
JUNIORS
Susan G. Abernethy,
Richard B. Bennett, Pris
cilla A. Berry, Clyde D,
Carelock, Cynthia C.
Coker, Marilyn J. Com
merce, Jamss Charles B.
Fogle, and Beth Victoria
Haris.
And, Herndon L. Harri
son Jr., Patricia S. Her-
bin, Stephen L. Hutcher
son, Diana L. Kuhnert,
Harmon Lee Loy Jr., Ca
rolyn M.Overstreet, Lin-
wood L. Register Jr.,
Constance L. Russell, and
Brenda K. Russell.
Also, Joe R. Seymour,
Richard I. Sours Jr., Mi
ckey G. Stuart, David J.
Towe, Elise C. Vernon,
Ruth A. Woody, and Jo
anne J. Yount.
Carol Sing
See page 2
vestigation of the rules •
and policies of the Wo
men’s Interdormitory
Council by a seven mem
ber committee. Another
committee was formed to
study the Physical Plant
of Elon.
A bill was passed to
have Sandy Newton as
chairman of the Spring
Weekend.
The last bill passed
concerned a bond of $10,-
000 which will cover SGA
officers. This bond will
cost the SGA $75. It is de
signed to protect the SGA
officers and the students
of Elon.
The meeting was ad
journed, and the next
meeting will be held in
December.
Exams
Dec. 15, Mon. Reading
Day
Dec. 16, Tues.:
8 - 9:30 MWF 2:30
classes
11-12:30 MWF 11:30
classes
Dec. 17, Wed.:
8 - 9:30 TTH 1:30
classes
11 - 12:30 TTH 9:35
classes
Dec. 18. Thurs.:
8 - 9:30 MWF 1:20
classes
11 - 12:30 MWF 10:20
classes
2 - 3:30 MWF 8:00
classes
Dec. 19, Fri.:
8 - 9:30 TTH 11:10
classes
11 - 12:30 TTH 8:00
classes