CAMPUS CRIER
Asheville-Biltmore College, Asheville, N. C., December, 1951
WEEKIV ASSEMBlt PKIUMS GIVEII FOR A-B-C $TUD[IIT$
CLUB EVENTS
By RUTH REID
One of the most popular clubs at
Asheville-Biltmore College is the
Monogram Club. Members spon
sored the election of a football
queen. They are now carrying on
various campaigns to buy jackets.
Sigma Mu Pi, honorary math fra
ternity, took ten new members into
its organization.
A hayride was given by the Clas
sical Co-Eds in October.
John Young was elected president
of the International Relations Club.
Other officers are Joan Glover, vice-
president; Jane Hyslup, secretary-
treasurer; and Annie Yarborough,
public relations officer.
The Weepers and the Business
Club took a combined tour through
the Asheville Citizen-Times build
ing.
The Glee Club is under the direc
tion of Dot Drake, with Mary Kay
Baber as accompanist.
Officers of the Business Club in
clude Frances Penland, president;
Nadine Allen, vice-president; and
Nell Crowell, secretary-treasurer.
Editor-in-chief of the 1952 Sum
mit is Dot Drake.
The Student Council sponsored
the “Miss Buncombe County High
School of 1951” contest.
Jim Self is the new president of
the A. B. Libbers Radio Club. Mary
Higgins Orr was named vice-presi
dent; Jeanne Sluder, secretary; Joe
Patelidas, treasurer; and John
Young, press agent.
Asheville-Biltmore College stu
dents have been privileged to at
tend many interesting and varied
assembly programs this semester.
The most outstanding of the weekly
programs are listed below.
Dr. Pierce told about his trip to
Afghanistan. He spoke on the cus
toms and language of the people,
and displayed various souvenirs.
A talent show was given, at which
Mary Kay Barber introduced the
five participants. The mixed octet
sang two spirituals.
W. A. Egerton, director of indus
trial relations of the American Enka
Corporation, discussed responsibili
ties in connection with American
rights.
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By JEANNESLUDER
Soft snow flakes gently cover the
earth and hide its bare ugliness as
the world prepares for Christmas.
Christmas is a day set aside for
paying tribute to a small Babe born
many years ago, and who grew up
to become King of Kings. Let us
remember that holy birth and pray
for peace and good will among men.