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THE SALEMITE
April 29, 19S^
Leaders Announce New Councils, Committees
Immediately after the election of
the major officers last month the
new organization heads began to
appoint councils or to arrange to
have representatives ,e 1 e c t e d by
classes and other groups.
To acquaint you with the stu
dents who will be publishing, plan
ning, organizing, directing, and ser
ving next year, here is a summary
of the councils and committees ap
pointed up to this time. ,
The Athletic Association
With new president Betty Mor
rison conducting, the A. A. Council
elected Nellie Ann Barrow vice-
president, Ann Miles treasurer, and
Cookie Kolmer secretary.
The council is composed of Dhu
Jennette, Katherine Oglesby, Mary
Curtis Wrike, Ann Crenshaw, Jane
Langston, Mary Hadley Fike, Jean
5tone, Temple Daniel, Brenda Go-
erdel, Jo Smitherman, Sissie Allen,
and Nancy Russell. Seven of these
are newcomers.
Future Teachers of America
Mary Mac Rogers was recently
chosen president. Emma McCotter
is the new veep; two sophomores,
Carol Cooke and Betty Byrum,
were picked to be secretary and
treasurer, respectively.
Inducted into F. T. A. were
Katherine Scales, Kate Cobb, Mary
Walton, Sarah Vance, Kay Will
iams, Sarah Smothers, Margaret
Hogan, Harriet Harris, Pat Ward,
and Rose Tiller.
Others were Judy Graham, Ann
Knight, Jane Shiflet, Marcia Stan
ley, Bren Bunch, Nancy Gilchrist,
I'oni Gill, Betty Baird, Carol Cooke,
Rachel Ray, Mary Avera, Pat
Flynt, Ann Darden Webb, and
Betty Lou Walker. All these girls
are sophomores who plan to be
come teachers.
' Lahlings
The new Lablings president, Sara
Katherine Huff, a science major
from Pulaski, Va., reports that her
organization has not yet chosen its
officers for the 1955-56 year.
Sights and Insights Staff
Martha Thornburg has chosen
the new Sights and Insights staff.
The three major staff offices have
been filled by Mary Mac Rogers
(associate editor), Jo Smitherman
(assistant editor), and Mary E.
McClure (business manager).
Photography editor will be Agnes
Rennie; her assistant, Julia Parker.
Sissie Allen, Linda Chappel; Day
Student editor is Betty Jean Cash.
Brenda Goerdel wdl serve as art
editor; Rose Dickinson is her as
sistant. Assistant in the business
department is Celia Smith.
Typists will be Libby Norris and
Susie Glaser. Mr. Britt will con
tinue to be faculty adviser.
Young Women’s Christian
Association
The Y Council, headed by Mary
Lou Mauney, elected Agnes Ren
nie vice-president, Kay Williams
secretary, and Peggy Ingram treas
urer.
The council members are Jane
Langston, Nancy Russell, Mary
M^c Rogers, and Emma McCotter
from the senior class; juniors are
Ann Knight, Nell Newby, Sujette
Davison, and Ann Darden Webb;
rising sophomore representatives
are Bootie Spencer, Nancy Walker,
Dhu jennette, and Miriam Quarles.
The day students will be repre
sented by Suzanne Delaney and
Martha Ann Bowles.
The Pierrettes
Julia Parker’s Pierrettes will
thrive with Barbara Durham serv
ing as business manager and Emily
Baker, Toni Gill, Judy Graham,
Terry Harmon, and Patsy McAuley
composing a production board.
Marshals
The present junior class elected
six marshals to serve with chief
Louise Pharr during the 1955-56
year. The rising juniors chosen
were Joan Reich, Nancy Blum,
Rose Tiller, Jeanne Eskridge, Toni
Gill, and Jo Smitherman. v
The Lecture Committee
Studen/ members appointed to
the Lecture Committee for next
year are Emma McCotter repre
senting the seniors, Jo Smitherman
the juniors, Betty Webster the so
phomores, Ann Tesch the day stu
dents, and Carol Jenkins the aca
demy.
Emily McClure, Salemite editor,
is automatically a member; Marian
Myers is representative-at-large.
Townspeople on the committee
are Mrs. Claude Strickland and
Mrs. Eunice Ayers.
Faculty members, in addition to
chairman Jess Byrd, are Miss Kirk
land, Mrs. Pyron, Miss Collett, Dr.
Spencer, Mr. Shewmake, Dr. Lewis,
Mr. Sawyer, and Mrs. Henry
Blackwell of the academy.
Students To
Qive Bcincluet
Over one hundred and fifty For
syth County secondary and elemen
tary principals and teachers will be
guests at the annual banquet given
by the student teachers of Salem
College. The event takes place on
May 5 at 6:00 p.m, in the club din
ing room.
Those who have helped in any
way with the Salem College stu
dent-teacher and psychology obser
vation programs are invited to join
in an evening of fellowship with
the Salem faculty.
Although there will be no formal
program. Dr. Gramley, Dr. Welch,
head of the department of educa
tion, and Ann Edwards, president
of the Future Teachers of America
organization, will make several
short remarks to the guests in ap
preciation for the co-operation they
have shown in helping the college
with its education and psychology
programs this year.
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