CAMPUS GRIER
AMERICA’S SMALLEST COLLEGE WEEKLY
Vol. VI Asheville-Biltmore College, Asheville, N. C., March 24, 1950 No. 2
Student Council
Will Sponsor
First Spring Dance
A Spring dance for students at Ashe
ville-Biltmore is scheduled for March
31, at 8:00 P. M. in Seely Hall, main
assembly room of the school.
The event, an annual admission-free
affair sponsored by the student coun
cil, is open to both freshman and sopho
more pupils. A student activity card
must be shown by at least one mem
ber of each visiting dance party.
Grady Nichols and his orchestra will
furnish music for the occasion and light
refreshments will be served during the
evening. Zeb Vance is chairman of the
dance committee with Joe Joyner and
Quentin Enloe handling decorations
and refreshments.
REFORMIST PARTY HAS
CONCLAVE
The Reformist Party of Asheville-
Biltmore College held its initial meet
ing of the year at the home of Mr.
Wooton last Friday night in prepara
tion for the coming election of student
body officers the latter part of next
month. The meeting was a fore-runner
of the big convention that is being
planned for the first week following
spring vacation.
Any member of the student body
who approves of the party platform
and its candidates is invited by the
Party officers to be present at the con
vention next month and sign up with
the party.
Miss Helen Dickerson, Editor of the
“Campus Crier”, presided over the
meeting. Refreshments and entertain
ment immediately followed the busi
ness session.
ENLOE
WRITES
FEATURES
By David Belcher
A talented feature writer may be
found among the students of Asheville-
Biltmore College. Quentin Enloe, pres
ident of the Freshman Class and a
member of many other campus acti-
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CLASSICAL COEDS SPONSOR
MAY DAY EVENT
The Classical Coeds of Asheville-
Biltmore College will sponsor the first
annual May Day Festival to be held
May 1, 1950 on our own campus
grounds.
The following students are on the
committee for nominating the Queen,
Maid of Honor and 6 attendants. Char-
line Williams (chairman), Betty Rohrer,
Ralph Bansbach, Jerry Pinney, Quentin
Enloe.
The students on the committee for
the entertainment of the eventful day
May 1 will be as follows: Elizabeth
Johnson (chairman), Dorothy Dean,
Gwen Dalton, Don Murray, and Alfred
Johnson.
These committees have met and have
selected the candidates from the girls
at A. B. C.
Betty Ann Bishop, Queen
Rachel Gurley, Maid of Honor
Mary Felment
Katheryn Morgan
Jean Harrison
Shirley Melton
Rose Brown
Betty Woody
Any additional names may be added
by the student body to the list of can
didates on the bulletin board. Any more
ideas or suggestions will be greatly ap
preciated to help these committees in
making a big success of this May Day.
RED CROSS BLOOD-
MOBILE HERE
As most of you know the American
Red Cross Bloodmobile was here March
20, all day long. But what we don’t
know is who gave blood to the blood
bank. There were 11 students that were
willing to give blood, but of the 11,
3 were turned down due to causes un
known. The College is proud of these
girls and boys who gave so that the
Red Cross Blood Bank might give
more.
These are the eight students who
gave blood:—Charles Marler, Nick
Papalaklis, Lew Smith, Charline Wil
liams, Ronald McMillan, William Har
ris, Ralph Bansbach and Gerald
Thompson.