Wake Forest University - Howler Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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Members of the Editorial Staff are: Goerlick, Shaw, Aycock, Duncan, Julian, Motherly, Briaegar, Cenley, Rooks, Poole, Braddock, Griffin, Hale, Tut ©lb olb anb placfe There were new offices for the Old Gold and Bhtck staffers to haunt this year, new gripes to write about, and new thrillers to report. One thing was not new— that persistent stamina which all newspaper workers seem to possess was still present; that undying energy which makes possible the All-Amcrican rating the paper has so often won in past years lived on. The paper faithfully covered the campus just as the magnolias used to do. Moving into its forty-first year of keeping students informed on the latest Deacon doings, the paper maintained the high standards for which it is noted. Perhaps the person most responsible for its achievements this year was Lloyd Preslar, the editor. He and his hard-working staff spent many hours, often long into the night, pounding out the stories which students rushed to read on Monday mornings. While the ink was still wet on the current issue, the weekly round of putting out the next edition would start, and the staff once again dismissed that hoped-for eight-hours ' sleep with a shrug. 32 ■MHBZa

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Members of the Honor Council are, seated: Green, Bah, Hughes, Killim, Barrwick. Standing: Tovmsend, Snipes, Herring, Graham, Harvey, Durhm David Hirano— President of the Student Body. t £ jp ff K Officers of the Student Body are: Secretary, Dee Hughes; treasurer, Jackl » V « VC ' ' Murdoch; vice-president. Bill Starlmu. president. David Hit STUDENT GOVERNMENT From all sections ot Student Government ap- peared the desire to accomplish something of value for the students they represented. Despite obstacles that constantly reared their ugly heads, the member groups worked toward an end of continuing the best standards of Student Government. President of the Student Body Dave Hirano worked with Bill Starling, Dennie Baxter, and David Hughes in trying to co-ordinate the activities of their groups into a unity of purpose. Hirano and other campus leaders were successful in getting student body co-operation to avert a Carolina-Wake Forest football game riot. College representatives attended the State Student Legis- lature. And Honor Councils upheld the tradition of the Honor System. Most of the effort was spent in dealing with the complaints ot students and faculty. Time was consumed in cither routine business or in special investigations. More than ever, it was a thankless task.

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Bimnm I.wjv t Bill Connelly Managing Editor Members oj the Circulation ami Business Staffs are: Weathers, Odom, Butler, Rice. Lewis, Miliums, and Walhe 33