April 22, 1950
THE TWIG
FOLK DA]\CE GROLP LADER IfliSS PETERSON
SHOWS AMA7ANG GROWTH IN SEVEN YEARS
The Meredith Folk Dance
Group, under the direction of
Miss Doris Peterson, has grown
in seven years from a group of
16 not-too-willing girls to a
group of 52 dancers performing
the more advanced European
and American folk dances.
Although unable to accept all
of its invitations this year, the
folk dancers, with the aid of
Miss Beatrice Donley, have pre
sented Christmas programs at
the Raleigh Woman’s Club and
in Angler and Smithfield. Spring
programs have been given at
Durham, Needham Broughton
A W ORD TO THE WISE
Say you’ve had your eye on
that perfect room with all the
comforts of home? Say that’s
where you want to live? Well,
best you get busy and get your
$25 room deposit into the
Bursar’s office ’cause without
that little receipt your efforts
are futile.
If, perchance, you have found
your ideal room and want to
stay there, you should have
trucked down to Miss Grant’s
office on the 17th or 18th of
April. Juniors wishing to sign up
for new rooms may do so on the
24th and 25th.
Sophomores have their
chance on May 1st and 2nd and
the Freshmen can take their
pick of what is left on the 8th
and 9th. All room registration
will take place between 9:30
and 10:30 A.M. on Mondays and
Tuesdays.
High School and the State
Hospital. The group plans to end
its season next month with par
ticipation in the May Day fes
tivities and the Raleigh Music
Festival.
This year the group presented
22 dances at their annual con
cert on April 1. Eight of these
dances were entirely new this
year. Others have been pre
sented in previous years by the
dancers and a few, such as the
Highland Fling, a re perennial
favorites and are performed
every year. The approximately
700 pieces of costume used in
the April 1 concert were cut out
and fitted by Miss Peterson her
self.
Membership in the Meredith
group is limited to those receiv
ing an A or B in Beginning Folk
Dancing. Many of the girls
which have been and are in
Miss Peterson’s group teach folk
dancing in summer camps and
in high school physical educa
tion classes as a result of ex
perience gained in the group.
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presented^a n*Dmhlrtheir colorful costumes are members of the college Folk Dance Club, which has
presemea a number of programs of folk dances over the state this spring.
By MICKY BOWEN
Since it is a well-know fact
that college girls don’t wait for
spring to turn their thoughts to
love, we are hoping you can all
devote your excess fancies this
season to Everyman. The play,
of course. The most famous cf
the morality plays, especially at
Meredith College, is being pre
sented by the Little Theatre as
the spring production. Spring,
that is, and we’d better be
having more of it than we’ve
been having lately, because this
play is being done with the blue
sky for scenery—we hope.
There will be room for every
one interested to take a part,
big or small, in this production.
The student production of
Lima Beans given in chapel
recently was a very successful
experiment in abstract drama
and was well received by the
audience. The common concep
tion that drama must be like life
to be entertaining was certainly
belied by the delightful little
play. We hope that there will
be more like it.
When things calm down and
stop happening all at the same
time, you’ll hear from us again.
’Til then, here’s to that empty
chair beside you!
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