Anderson College - Columns / Sororian Yearbook (Anderson, SC)

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ART Blanche L. Holcombe Students learn the principles of art through design studies. SKETCH CLUB PFi R 4 D Members of the sketch club consist of those students who are either taking art or are interested in art. The sketch club visits many of the regional art museums and con- ducts an art gallery every spring in which the members are given an opportunity to exhibit their work. Officers; Jane Zeigler, Rick Laughridge, Catherine Davis, Lynda Gramb- ling, Blanche Holcombe. 26

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THE YODLER vc WJ The Editorial staff consists of, LEFT TO RIGHT: Virginia Wurz, Tommy Sherman, Barbara Spear- man, Kathy Smith, and Rowland Miliam. The Yodler, the student newspaper of Anderson College is published by journalism students and other interested students. The paper, published bi-weekly, is edited by Dick Byars with Ginny Wurz as associate editor and with Tim Smith, Rowland Milam, and James Jefferson covering the sports beat. The business manager is Kathy Smith with her assistant Jo Ann Bunton. The art editor is Jimmy Wertz and editorial assistants are Tommy Sherman and Barbara Spearman. This year one story was of special interest to those associated with the college. The South Caro- lina Baptist Convention caught the news spot- light when Dr. J. E. Rouse, President of Anderson College, was elected President of the 1966 conven- tion and when Anderson College asked for the right to make its own admissions policies. Lawrence Webb, Faculty Advisor. Editor-in-chief Dick Byars. 25

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SPEECH AND DEBATE Everett H. Vivian The high light of the year for the debate team was their trip to Harvard University, taken in early February. The team went to Harvard to participate in a tournament includ- ing such teams as Harvard, Dartmouth and Georgetown University. Jimmy Hanks and Don Chasteen In the office of Representative W. W. J. B. Dorn in Washington, D. C. 27