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The Guilford College Choir
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Shown above is the Guilford College a eappella choir umler the direction of Dr. Ezra Weis.
Heading from left to right, members are: first row, Marie Kemp, Wilma Sloan, Jean Lindley,
Emma Hodgin, Sarah Farlow Nancy Recce. Jackie Williams, Jeanne Kelley, Barbara Anne Wat
son, Alice Yamaguchi, Remie Gonzales; second row, Mary Dettor, Martha Atchison, Frances
Coble, Annabelle Taylor, Gerry Garris, Inge Longerich, Julia White, Jean Parker, Marie Orvis
Ruth Lindley; third row, Virginia Hauser, Jean Philbrook, Jackie Ijames, Jewell Beeson. Joy
Welborne, Priscilla Nichols, Eldora Haworth, Mildred Itidge, Phyllis Stevens, Helen Davis, Mary
Frances Chilton; fourth row Cassie Lou Williams, Ada Wayne Stuart, Majorie Benbow, Eleanor
Swain, Ethel Edwards, Martha Mackie, Doris Wormsor, Eva Swan, Betty Marshall, Graham Billard,
Jo Carroll, Louise Richardson; fifth row, Betty Gale Edwards Griffen, Mary Ernst, Olga Devitt,
Russell Touchstone, Herford Crosman, Box Gox, Richard Ilornady, Dick Campbell, Joe Keiger;
sixth row, David Register, James Mackie, Howard Coble, Jerry Gerritt, Henry Lane, Jerry Wat
son, Frank Watson James Williams, Jimmy Bayles, Sam Aired, Alan Hamilton; seventh row,
Clinton Talley, Bill McCracken, Allen Coon, Robert Carey. (Photo by James I'atton)
School Has Elections
With More To Follow
Annual fall elections of student
government and class officers have
been held during the last month,
but final results in all class elec
tions have not been determined.
Elected last spring, Clark Wilson
and Eddie Ilirayabashl are presi
dent and vice-president, resi>ective
ly, of the Men's Student Govern-
Classical Hit Parade
Ave Maria
The I'alms
Thomas L. Thomas
The Blue Danube
Tale from Vienna Woods
Leopold Stokowski
Dance of the Hour I & II
lioston "Pops"
Warsaw Concerto I & II
Kosjelanitz
Clair De Lune
Liebestraum
Iturbi
Moonlight Sonata
Minuet in "G"
I'adereteski
Jealousie
Ritual Dance of the Fire
Itoston "Pops"
Hungarian Rhapsody 2
I'art 1-2
Leopold Stokowski
Malaguena
Habanera
Yehndi Menuliin
The Lost Chord
Battle Cry of the Republic
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meat. Gene Terrell has been chosen
secretary.
Dave Warren is representative to
the Council for the Freshmen class,
Brooks Hansard for the Sophomore
class, Jack Wolf for the Senior
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The Dormitory representatives
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and Jack Chatham from the New-
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Carl Erickson from Center, Gene
Terrell from Old South, uiul Ilenry
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lar positions in Cox llull.
The Freshman class officers are:
David Phoenix, president; James
Mackie, vice-president; and Martha
Jane Itliodes, secretary. There is to
be a revote for treasure between
Paul McCallum and Walter Mault
sby, which will be held later.
In dormitory elections Barbara
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Remaining class elections must be
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results will be posted as the officers
are elected.
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