Photo by Brian Carey
Bagpiper Dennis Kirschbaum
serenaded picnic lunchers.
Alumni Day 'BO
By Marilyn Harris
Staff Writer
Guilford College alumni shar
ed "their" day with the com
munity last Saturday, March 29.
Alumni Day 'BO officially began
at 10 a.m. with the opening of
the Craft Fair in Sternberger
Auditorium, and the start of the
men's tennis team match with
Cornell University.
The events of the day includ
ed The Big Sky mountain sin
gers and doggers from Warren
Wilson College, the Guilford
College Folk Dancers, a work
shop on building hammered
dolcimers with Jerry Read
Photo by Brian Carey
Promenade! The bricks and cement of Founders patio area resounded with the clogging
and music of "The Blue Sky," a group from Warren Wilson College. The audience
participation portion highlighted their performance.
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The Craft Fair featured a display of hammered dolcimers and a
workshop on building them, led by Jerry Reed Smith. Kathy
Neckarman demonstrates one here.
Smith, two tennis matches, a
lacrosse match, and a baseball
game.
Later on that evening, there
was a Guilford College Art
Series presentation in Dana
Auditorium, featuring folk sin
ger Jean Ritchie and David
Holt, a performer and director
with the Appalachian Music
Program at Warren Wilson
College.
While sharing most of
"their" day with the communi
ty, alumni also attended a
private awards luncheon and
several class reunions.
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The Guilford lacrosse team slaughtered their Saturday South Carolina opponents, The
Citadel, by an embarrassing margin of 19-3. What's a better way to greet a military
academy than in marching cadence!
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Former Guiford president Clyde Milner addressed the alumni at
the $4.50-a-head luncheon.
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Golf joined frisbee as one of the popular sun
activities to indulge in during Saturday's beauti
ful weather.
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