CAMPUS CRIER
Asheville-Biltmore College, Asheville, N. C., March, 1952
COLLEGE mn PLAN!; FOR MAV OAV EXERCISES
STUDENTS REORGANIZE
DRAMATICS CLUB
Because of the interest of several
of our students, the Dramatics Club
was reorganized in February of
this year.
Officers were elected and they
are as follows: president, Harvey
Haynes; vice-president, Ray Saw
yer; secretary, Sally Swain; lectur
ers, Ruth Reid and John Young.
The group is hoping to participate
actively in the Hubert Hayes’ fron
tier drama, “Thunderland,” which
will be held this summer.
The club’s membership is small,
but as the saying goes: “big things
come in small packages.”
COLLEGE HOLDS DANCE
By PEARLINE LAKEY
The students of Asheville-Bilt
more College held a George Wash
ington dance in Seely Hall on Fri
day evening, February 22.
The dance, which was semi-for-
mal, started at 9 o’clock and lasted
until 12 o’clock. The hall was dec
orated in red, white and blue.
The students and their dates
danced to the music of the Kay
Baber quintet. This was especially
nice since Mary Kay Baber is one
of our students.
The chaperones were Miss Miller,
Dr. and Mrs. Bushey, Mr. and Mrs.
Sparks, and Dr. Pierce.
Most important among activities
enveloping our campus are the May
day exercises.
Not only are we fortunate enough
to have a very pretty queen and
court, but the exercises are under
the direction of a capable person,
Mrs. Norman Wishart, and are be
ing sponsored by the Classical Co-
Eds.
The play to be given is “Hansel
and Gretel,” the fairy tale. The cast
includes Hansel, played by Dav
id Blazer; Gretel, Modena Penland;
sandman, Bob Cooper; mother,
Frances Penland; father, Joe Patel-
idas; witch, Annie Yarborough; and
a narrator.
The May queen and her court are
Anne Burnette, queen; Agnes Car-
relli and Bobbie Capps, sophomore
attendants; and Barbara Zibelin
and Barbara Macon, freshman at
tendants.
The exercises will be held May 1,
1952, on the Asheville-Biltmore Col
lege campus.
IN MEMORIAM
Our Beloved Dean
W. W. HANAMAN
Died
February 16, 1952