Serving The South’s Finest Student Body
Vol. XXII
Mitchell College, Statesville, N. C., Saturday, February 28, 1970
No. 5
SCORE OF THESPIANS—Twenty ^'understudies'' have met qualifica
tions for membership In Delta Psi Omega, hational dramatics fraternity,
and were initiated during a private induction ceremony Jan. 18 in
Rotary Auditorium. In charge of the program were Miss Sharyn Russell,
cast adviser; Roscoe Mize, president; and Mike Frick, "stage manager."
New members (standing L-R), first row, are Betty Sutton, Gerald
Miller, David Clark and Mrs. Karen Smith; second row, Lynn Hodges,
Joy Wall, Barbara Beatty and Walter Henson; third row, Yuko Ogushi,
Pam Martens, Charles Conn and Charlotte Kepley; fourth row, Gary
Sweet, Julie Storie, Margaret Bradburn and Mary Hall; fifth row,
Allen O'Briant, James Spencer, Doug Sides and George Spreckelsen.
(Photo by Young)
20 STUDENTS
COMPETE IN PACKAGE
DESIGN CONTEST
The art department is par
ticipating this year in the an
nual St. Regis Collegiate Pack
aging Design Contest.
According to Mrs. Marie Hol
man, instructor, about 20 stu
dents are involved in the com
petition, which is sponsored by
St. Regis Paper Co.
Entrants in the contest, which
closes March 14, are asked to
create a design for one of five
types of packages—a multiwall
bag for an industrial food pro
duct; a corrugated container for
fresh vegetables; a flexible film
wrap for a loaf of bread; a fold
ing carton for toys; and a no-
holds-barred package using any,
or all six, new materials for any
type product.
PROSPECTIVE ENTRANTS—Looking over material for national con
test of package design are (L-R) sophomores Steve Howard, John Liles
and Pam Martens. (Mary Hall Photo)
54 QUALIFY FOR INCLUSION ON DEAN’S LIST
Fifty-four full-time students—
a record - shattering number —
are named on the first semester
Dean’s List, according to Dean
M. Kenneth Bradshaw.
Included in this figure are
six students who earned a per
fect 4.0—all A’s—grade point
average. They are Lynda Deaton,
Mrs. Armelia Holland, Juanita
Howard, Bill Long, Deborah
Morrison and Mrs. Barbara
West.
Those receiving a grade point
average of 3.25 or better are
Rick Allaire, Barbara Beatty,
John Beatty, Richard Bebber,
Margaret Bradburn, Kenny Bren-
dle, Mike Childress, Mike Dink
ins, Cynthia Douglas, Kathryn
Edison, David Ellis, Mrs. Susan
Fox, Mary Furches, Bill Gaither,
Deborah Gilbert, Carolyn Grose,
Chuck Guyer, Vickie L. Hedrick,
Nora Hill, Wanda Holton, Steve
Howard, Mrs. Mary Hunt, Jo
Ann Isenhour, Peggy Jenkins,
Becky Lineberry, Karen Lloyd,
Mrs. Janice McCurdy, Jim Mac-
Kenzie, Mike Matheson, Vicki
Melton, Anny Mordechai, San
dra Morphis, Barbara Moser,
Kathy Munday, Yuko Ogushi,
Janet Robertson, Dennis Rogers,
Janet Schmidt, Jane Sloan, Bev
erly Smith, Gary Smith, Pam
Stevens, Julie Storie, Paul Tilley,
Vonnie Troutman, Willi Wo-
katsch, Becky Woods and Cheryl
York.
SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS are (L-R) Tom Heggie, vice-
president; Walter Henson, president; Barry Owens, treasurer; and
Marshall Kibler, chief of protocol. (Mary Hall Photo)
LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS
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PEPT. mo 'PlAY'^ UP"ro ALL.TH' GlpL^?"
COLD WAR—The circle in front of the Main Building becomes a
campus battlefield as snow comes again to Statesville. Tricia DeWire
(foreground) seems to be the target of her comrades.
(Charles Conn Photo)
BE MY VALENTINE