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Seniors Rhonda Barnhill Raquel Barreto Joyce Bayse Bruce Byce Philip Campbell Class ofhcers Vice-President. Ken Ellison, Secretary. K; Sherry Harrison; President. David Surrett WHOS WHO Dean Sanders Joan Pace, Karen Young. Don Ledbetter, Ron Haithcock
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GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS This sheet, temporarily known first as S.L.O.P. and now as Campus Activities, will sponsor for the next three weeks a contest to choose a permanent name. The Program Committee wants everyone and anyone who has a suggestion for such a name to submit it on a paper, with his name, to Prof. Floyd Wilcox or Prof. Louis Towles. These titles may be anything appropriate: symbolic, historic, something with eye appeal, etc. The closing date for entries will be Tuesday, November 6, and a prize of $5.00 will be awarded for the winning entry. This is your paper; give it a name. November 17, Saturday—the Math-Science Club is planning an all day field trip to Fernbank Science Center in Atlanta. The group will visit an observatory, a planetarium, and an experimental garden. The cost is $1.50 per student. Further details can be obtained from Dr. Wilcox. If interested, contact Dr. Wilcox or Prof. M. Rickman before you leave for fall break. Any student who is a registered voter in North Carolina and who wishes to vote in the November 6 Liquor-by-the- Drink Referendum may be excused from classes on Monday and Tuesday November 5-6. In such cases you are excus- ed to vote and you must attend classes on the preceding Friday. Paul B. Wood Academic Dean Any students wishing to undertake a research project, (for pay) of their choosing during summer '74, see me. Dr. Martin LaBar CALENDAR OF EVENTS Oct. 25 Senior Recital, Larry Fisher, baritone—8:00 p.m., Folger Auditorium Oct. 30 Free Film—“Born Free —Ellenburg—8:30 p.m. Oct. 1 Cash—Concert—8:00 p.m.—Folger Nov. 2 Drama Club—The Department of Humanities of Cen- tral Wesleyan College will present three one-act plays on Friday. November 2, at 6:00 p.m. in Folger Fine Arts Auditorium. The plays are dir- ected by Professor Weston Warren assisted by Miss Sarah Watson, student director. The admiss- ion fee will be one dollar for adults, fifty cents for students, and twenty-five cents for children under twelve. Nov. 6 Sophomore Class Production—8:00 p.m —Folger Nov. 7 Program Committee—8:00 a.m.—Science Building Nov. 8 Recital—8:00 p.m.—Folger Nov. 9 Recital—8:00 p.m.—Folger Nov. 10 National Teachers Exam SENIORS
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«ee; Treasurer, Ion Haithcock Sherry Carithers Robert Cheek Susan Cordell Mike Daniel Kimley Davis Meredith Derr Lynn Dowden Ken Ellison Becky Farlow 27
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